The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-23

The class upon entering college began to dab
BILE in athletics and literature. Not content
with the ordinary pursuits of editing the diff
ferent college papers, in their junior year they
took upon themselves the task of getting cut
the best annual ever produced at Stanford Inc
book. according to the time honored costom,
did not go into the hands of a receiver, but
We can forgive our manager for this
The speaker dilated at length upon the
intellectual abilities of his class Rnd then
took up athletics.
Five star football players, and worthy repre-
sehtatives on the diamond and track, we are
proud to claim. In addition to the records
tivity which SO stands for in athletic INES,
the work of which has been done toward Sc
curing that much needed Institutions train
ing house-stnds boldly in the front; All nave
agreed upon the desirability of such mouse;
many have suggested plans to secure IT. out II
has remained for '99 to act.
AS for the social side of life, 's9 began bril-
liantly and has consistently upheld the repu-
given. Our Junior hop was conceded TO nave
been unsurpassed.
Mr.. Filcher then proceeded to praise
certain members of his class. Said he.
The most famous men, who, through mistake.
did enter college with any other classes, hive
since seen the error of their way and allied
themselves with SO. For their good taste-or
that of the faculty-the highest praise is due
lege the last of those men who have known
and appreciated the spirit of the pioneers OF
the who made the present undergraduate
life of Stanford what it Isl who developed its
traditions, its pleasures, and its college spirit
We will be the only class that has known both
the intimate fellowship of the old university
and the larger life of the new.
We entered Stanford during her darkest hour
Others who came after US and share in the
great tide of prosperity may know the alice
ton that comes from its great bounty but only
those who have felt the hopes and fears through
which the founders had to struggle can ever
experience such deep personal love for these
as is shared
of 80
Mr.. Suzzallo delivered the last Will and
testament of the class To several society
men were bequeathed the benches in the
arboretum, provided that the use of the
benches shall be strictly limited to the
hours between 10 p. m. and a. m. All the
remaining Bull Durham and dead soldiers
situate lying and being within any tene-
ment, structure or edifice on the campus
were bequeathed to the Runt Club. 10
Carl Hayden, rough rider of Tempe
AriZ was bequeathed all the halr tonic
now in the possession of Judge Ellas. Inc
young ladies of Roble inherited ,undying
love and affection, TO be enjoyed by thern
share and share alike. 49, o,ss
Professor Murray spoke to the class
about the warm relations existing pc
tween professors and students, after
which the audience adjourned to the
quadrangle. where the class plate was IN
serted in the pavement under the arca9es;;
from the day of its founding, through its
darkest hours to the present.
Many notable guests were WERE present. stans
among whom were Kew. Burt Estees
Howard of Los Angeles.
The members of the graduating class
BACHELORS OF ARTS
In Greek-Florence Bertha Whittier River
In Iatfn-Faith Anderson Palo Alto; Johann
Adolph Bacher San Jose Sarah Ann Cory san
lose Fstelle Lucinda Kellogg, Palo Alto;
ssKatherine Anthea Mosher, Long Beacn;
Frank Fowler Rogers. Allentown. n j.; Anna
Theresa Wallace, Chicago, H.; Alice Belle
In f,Iassical Philology-James LIE Roy Dixon.
Needham Mass; d. Brainerd Spooner Boston,
In Germanio Languages-AliGe Josephine ne
Angeles. .sHedwig Bertha Buss. San Francisco;
Eanore Cowperthwaite, Hill Top, Colo c -Gof
Gilman san Diego: Eliza beth Babette Lewis,
San Diego; Andrew Edward Nelson Paso TO
bles; Ida Wehner, Evergreen Marta Markham.
Pasadena: a.Helen Viola Mount. Palo Alto;
'Cara Maude Shoemaker. Los Gatos: Co,
Jose. Christian Kreider Binkley, Mannheim, ia.
*Zaidee Mabel Brown. Palo Alto; Marie An
tonette sgtisr Pale Gugena Fowler Los
Angeles Clara Graves French, Monmouth, VI:
ETA Hall. Dixon; ''Eleanor virginia n n
San Diego: William Henry Irwin, Denver
Colo: '.Mary Lily Meyrick. Palo Alto; ben
jamin Edwin Page, Pasadena; Emma virginia
Pearson Alb.
lis, Ind: Blanche Louise Rawdon, rag Aito,
Everett Wallace Smith, Boston, Mass; y. Ag-
mes Smith. San Diego; Eleanor Harrow Stepn-
Helena. Mont; MARY Thompson Milwaukee,.
Wis: 'Julia Benson Tubbs, o Sa or LuGy
turaI Colege). junction City, Kans.; ''Mary
Ida williams. Palo Alto; FRANCES Is. women
"a In 81 Iaw@Hamilton A. Bauer San Francisco;
Fred Leslie Berry, Ogden Utah David M,9 Earl
StrOther
Baker City, Or; Elisha Lockhart Cor6in.
Union Or Charles Ppy6e Pc eutfs har EuE snn
ner Dole. Riverside; Solomon Philip Elias, Mo-
desto Arthur BENJAMIN West Denver; oolo.
Fisher. The Dalles, Or; Charles Alfred Gray,
Pao Alto flames Leroy aaffey Den n6sr
Letter, Portland, Or; Clarence Nye higgins,
St Helena Walter Clarence mss s koae fass san
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elizabeth Briggs,
westsde; SOLVER Stanton Hoover, Cedron, o.;
Bernal Mira Hopper, Del Rey; Junzuburo
IN In Physcs-F Tuthin schott. Antioch;
Mary Isabel segsF, Riverside; co,,,o. -. A.
geles: Frank Duezze Curtis, Santa Clara;
fasW. EEss Msry zneses Mr. r.
vine Morrison Noble, Redlands; .Robert
Eckles Swain, Palo Alto; Archibald Mcclure
In az Botany~.'Le Roy Abrams, 1nglewood;
Dorothy Goodson Bacon; Palo Alto; Elizabeth
Washington. Mich; Raymon Eugene Chase.
Salt Lake City, Utah: Edward Louis Herman
Knoche San Jose; William Franklin Wight,
In neutrality-suspicious. Eugenia Dorsey,
San Francisco; Shinkai Inakichi Kuwana,
In Pyschology-''Mary Wilson George. Col
lege Park.
In Ethics-'Richard Crittenden McGregor,
Denver Colo.
In Economies Richard Keith Culver Palo
Alto: Ulysses Grant Durfee. Palo Alto.
In Education-Eunice Hazel Hodgson, San
Francisco; Duncan Mackinnon. Oakland;
Lhthony Henry Suzzallo, San Jose; s@Florence
Elizabeth Watson, San Diego.
In History-Walter Clark, Eden Prairie,
MINI; Laura Elizabeth Dyer, Boston. Mass;
James Ferguson. Olympia Wash; George
Horton Francis, Napa; Thomas T. C. Gregory
Suisun; '+Brodie Gilman Higley. Hartford
N. Y; "Fred Ssco Howard Baldwinsvie
n. Y; Ohio Clarke Letter, Portland Or:
Mortimer Clifford Leventritt San Francisco;
Belle Stuart McMurtry Los Gatos: Mabele
Louisa Moses, Boston, Mass; '"Anna Dixon
Peck, San Francisco; Frederick Arthur
Schneider, College Park; ssHeIen NJ Sprague.
Gilroy; Title Lucretia Swanson, Madison
Kan, Clarence Lot Thomas, Storm Lake, Ia
Mary Frances Tucker, Palo Alto; Ottoman
HIGHLAND Van Norden, Sacramento.
In Economics and Socioogy-Edgar Marcel
lus Clinton, Illinois; Ralph Emerson Filcher
San Francisco; Herman Washington Grunsly
Stockton; George Amos Miller Hanford; Wal
ter Edmund Nichols. Hoboken, n. j.: Charles
Ernest Schwartz, Carthage, Md: Ernest Stan