The San Francisco call., 1899-05-27
HONORS FOR
GRADUATES OF
MANY SCHOOLS
High School List Is
Nearly Completed.
CLOSING OF ST. J0SEPH'S
SACRED HEART CONVENT ISSUES
DIPLOMAS.
CLOSING OF ST. J0SEPH'S
SACRED HEART CONVENT ISSUES
DIPLOMAS.
In Nearly All the Interior School
Districts of the County Pupils
Are Recommended for
Graduation.

OAKLAND, May 26.-The commence
ment exercises at Sacred Heart Convent
were held this afternoon. The graduates
and their essays were as follows:
Juvenile Literature and the Formation
of Character" Miss Edna NJ. Corrigan,
Red Bluff, Cal
Aspiration Is Inspiration" Miss Eliza
beth NJ. Johnson, Tacoma, Wash.
Influence of War on Literature" Miss
Lillian E. Kane. Oakland, Cal.
intellectual Opportunities of the Cen
tury," Miss May T. Tormey, Rodeo, Cal.
The following are the graduates from
the different county school districts:
Laurel District-Edith Gamble. Alice
Thorndike, NJ. Westwood. A. Campbell, A.
Lawrence, Lawrence Everett, Mary Web
ster, Minnie Green, Lillian Bennett, Carl
Sorenson, ]. H. Obermuller, E: Bridge,
Margaret Gray, Treo Thorndike, Ann
Mosgard, Willie Booth, E. Champney, Es-
telle Lorquin and Leslie Allen:
San Lorenzo-J. d. Prarie, A. K. Mar
lin, Annette Perry Amia Tucker, Francis
Perry, c. Z. Jacobsen, Maggie Ferry, Al
ma Hansen.
CONGRATULATIONS Salz, L. c. Mattos, L.
Niies-Fred Dossel, Monte Scott, Pierce
Mayhem, George Nunes, Ed Johnson, Ber-
tina Johnson, Florence Fogg,
Newark-James Delaney, Belle Jarvis. ;,
Castro Valley, Hayes, Independent and
The Oakland High School graduation
exercises will be held next Thursday
evening in the gymnasium. The gradu-
Theodore Bee, Edna Olive Branch, Eme-
line Elizabeth Cobbedick, Myrtle Gene
We've Cromwell, Grace Essie Dawson,
canfield, MEL James mes Els Edith Rutherford
Evans, William Walter Evans, Eva AL
berta Fulton, Henry, Stimson Gilbertson,
Hannah Hampton. Clara Malintha Hoag-
Mar (Fy.1NH ford
Francis Kales. Louis James Kennedy,
Edna, B. Kinard, Josie Ethel Lemon,
Maud Anna Lf3yeejoy Arthur th wallace
Jacqueline Anne Moore, Helen May
Morehouse. Guy Park Needham, Mabel
Violette Neff,- Lester Newman, Henry
Della Elizabeth West. Margaret White
Ida Wilkes, Helen Winchester and Walter
William Stevens. A few other names may
yet be added by the faculty.
st. Mary's College graduates received
their diplomas at the Macdouough The
ater tonight. The graduates are; e 4, S- B.
S. p. Young, H. j. Stark. d. E. Campbell.
j. p. Killian and ]. A. Cassidy; B. S.-W.
]. Walsh, ]. P. Fitzgerald and H. s HUFF,
Closing exercises were held at st. Jo-
sephs Academy this afternoon.
Testimonials for gentlemanly deport-
ment and application TO study are award
ed to the following:
Academic department-Joseph Doherty.
Francis V. Smith. Thomas Peters. Albert
Francis and Elmer Cox, first class; Jo-
seph Vasconi, second class.
intermediate department, first class-Jo-
seph Fitzgerald, Edward Silver, Francis
StreefkiIk; second class-lgnacio Guerre-
70. William Geary, William Flammer, AL
Lert Carpy, John Gaffney. Francis Mey-
ers, Joseph Kelly, Albert Selby;
Primary department, first class-Law-
renee Mccarthy, John Biggy, Robert
Powers. Hoyt j. Hasung, John McDer-
mott, William Smith, Francis O'Neill,
Raymond Bennett; second class-Jerome
D. Peters, Alfred Murphy. John Costello,
Richard Hammond.