The San Francisco call., 1901-12-21
BRIGHT PUPILS
RECEIVE MEDALS
Boys and Girls Of the
Grammar Schools Are
Graduated.
Last Day Of the Term Is
Celebrated With Appro-
pirate Exercises.

PrlaCe Exercises.
The grammar school days of a large
number Of bright boys and girls came RI
q close yesterday. At all the sch OILS Mt
ting exercises were held in commemora-
lien Of graduation day
Al the graduating exercises Of the
u ing M. Scott Grammar School vester-
day Superintendent Of Schools Webster
presented the school with a silk banner
as the second highest honors for the
showing made in the exercises held by
me various schools at Glen Park May
DAY. Eight young ladies graduated. Miss
EInel Jeans, the youngest scholar in the
class, graduated with the highest honors
and was presented with a silver medal
her lowest percentage during the entire
term DelnS %. There We're several reel.
latlons by the members Of the graduating
class and songs by the entire school
superintendent Webster paid a hign
compliment to Miss Jeans for graduating
al me neao OF the class, which he said
20 his personal knowledge contained tn"
brightest pupils Of any Of the numerous
classes graduating.
The following programme was rem
dered:
song, .-FouE-Leafed Clover class; recita-
ion, Arthur Barnes; recitation. Emma King;
song, Maryland, My Maryland class; reci-
tation, Ethel Jeans: song. "Star-Spangled
tanner, class; recitation. Katrina Rasmussen;
song. Absence class; recitation, Amy Will
Jams; recitation. Annie O Donnell; song, Amy
Williams.
Hancock Grammar School.
At the graduation exercises which were
held yesterday morning at the Hancock
awarded diplomas In the exercises,
which consisted of recitations, vocal and
instrumental music, the pupils acquitted
themselves in pleasing manner. Deputy
Superintendent l. A. Gordan presented
the diplomas and the Bridge ana Denman
pedals.
Matias Garcia Bridge medal; Norma Seal
manini. Denman medal: Wanda koning, Den
man medal; Edna Molinari, Grace Wegener,
Alice Arps Antonio Podesta, William Day
Nellie Thomas. Milton Clarke. Annie Klinker,
Sophie Becknann. Katie Brady and Ellen
The programme rendered was as fol-
Dialogue, The Everlasting Talker.' Misses
-loning, Msrsilf Arps. HaffOrd and Gimmel;
Master Garcia; song. Miss A snoOke; recita-
tiOn, Miss i. HaffOrd; song, Misses Marsili,
Arps, MitropOlsky and kOning; piano solo,
Master n. Clarke; song. Mss N. Bum; piano
duet, Miss MarsiH and Miss koning; song,
Miss /. Ounce; valedictory. Miss y. Seal
nanini-
Remarks were made by c. W. Noores,
vice principal and teacher Of the class,
and by NJ Z. Blanchard, Ph. D., principal
0f the school.
Horace Mann Grammar School.
The pupils Of the Horace Mann Gram
mar School presented a very interesting
programme at the graduating exercises
held yesterday. 1t was as follows:
Piano duet. Bessie Greer and Lillian kerner;
class song, Anchored; recitation. The Ar
senaI Of Springfield Glendora Pedlar; piano
s-olo- Ida Shaughnessy; recitation. Love Of
Country" VIA Bradbury; class song. Distant
Chimes recitation ode 10 water FOWL
Flora Bagley; song, VIII Crowley; compost
t!on. Education Susie Cohelan; presentation
0t diplomas.
The pupils who graduated are:
Flora Bagley,- Ida Bennett, Lulu -Sosrrlsn'
Gertrude Carroll Elizabeth Clark, Susie Co
helan Una Craig. Ethel Crane, Claire Eahren-
holtz, Lillian GianOd Bessie Greer. Olga Han
son. Marceua Hogan. LOra Kimberley, Eva
L.anlout Alice MagiIl. Mabel McCraith. Blanche
Peavey, Glendora Pedlar, Louise Seharenp berg berg
NEIL Rae Walters Fred Barg. VIII Bradbury.
VIII Crowley, Frank Ewing, Clyde Lemon,
F.ark Lyons, Jack Monahan, James Powers.
The pupils OF the Humboldt Evening
high School, on Golden Gate avenue, be-
met in the assembly hall TO hold their
closing exercises, which were Of an in
teresting and entertaining nature. Among
those who took part were EDWARD hem-
uler. James Rogers Walter Laufenberg,
TOhn Lehman. Wallace Boroughs and
louis Glenn Davidson. The evenings en-
terrafnrnent closed with a debate for the
PURPOSE Of deciding who are TO represent
the school IN the debate for the cham
pionship Of the Debating League Of
Northern California The cup offered by
STANFORD University is now held by this
school. Those participating in the debate
were George Presley, Thomas Forsyth,
lanes Rogers. Joseph CreSse, A. b. Eb-
ner and Noah Gyle. The speakers chosen
were George Presley, Joseph Cresse and
Thomas Forsyth. The subject for the
coming debate between this school and
Lodi, which viii take place in January. is
Resolved, That Labor Unions Are Detri-
mental to the Welfare Of the United
States"
The graduating exercises Of the eighth
3 grade Of the Everett School were held
in their classroom on Friday afternoon,
when the following programme was rem
dered: "Star-Spangled Banner" sung by
the class: vocal solo by Alice Kull;
piano duet by Alice Gaffney and Alma
KraIl: recitation by Eva Smith; vocai
duet by Emma and Walter Duifer; reci-
tation fffIellie's PRAYER Hazel Hornlein;
recitation in dialect by Norman Morgan. A
farce entitled in for a Holiday" was well
presented by Fred Cuthbertson, Norman
Morgan. Walter Hood and the Misses
IVA Smith. Hazel HOrnlein and Emma
Dulfer At the conclusion Of the exer-
cises s. Sturges. in a few Well-timed re-
marks. distributed the diplomas to the
following graduates: Eva Smith. Emma
Dulfer Alma Krall, Arthur Attridge,
Alice Ga6ney. Adam Sauer. Pearl Allen,
Annie Wiebusch. Hazel HOrnlein. Walter
Hood Marie Franck. Hazel de Guerre.
Lille Mckee, John Brown, Willie Hand
los. Norman Morgan, Amy Eggers and
Alice Kull. The medals were awarded by
Mrs Banning. the principal, follows:
Dennnan medals TO Eva Smith and Emma
Dulfers Bridge medal 10 Arthur Attridge.
ps5s paoa;rnad for Street TUorlz