The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
DIP P[0MAS GIVEN
To MANY GIRLS
Eighty-One Graduates From
High School Honored at
Commencement Exercises
UNUSUALLY BIG CLASS
H. Morse Stephens Addresses
Young Women and Audi
ence in Entertaining Style

The forty-f1rSt annual commencement
exercises of the Girls High School were
held last evening in the auditorium of
the school. So great was the demand
for seats and even standing room that
hundreds were unable to obtain admis-
sion. Professor Henry Morse stephens
of the University of California de-
livered an address that aroused much
applause. Among some of the things
touched upon by Professor Stephens
was the beauty of San Francisco
which, he said. the women have more
to do with than men.
Following is a list of the graduates,
double the number of last year:
June graduates. 19o5-Irens Alverson Aver.
Dita Belknap. Edna s. Boyd. Ruth Bradford.
Stella Maude Carlyle, Rue Randall Clifford
Edith Louise Conner Helen M. Crowley. May
belle Develsy, Edna J. de Wolf, Helen Jessica
Eiehenberg, Elsie Eisner, Sara Elisabeth Eve
leth Marion Falk, Mary Fisher. Annie NJ
Foley, Violet Blanca Fowler, Leonora Gasaue
Fannie Adelaide Gettle, Sophie GiebeI. Ida
Maybelle Louise Harmon. Alice p Hart. Mary
Elizabeth Hawthorne. Claire Alice Healey,
Kathryn Heinz. Helen Alrnena Hills, Esther
May Hood. Louise L.. Huebner Alice Lorena
Hunt Mamie Jacobsen. Katherine johnson,
Mary Agnes Kenny, Bertha Knopfrnacher,
Alice Roman Kowaisky Pearl Laisy. Elaine
Isonigo, Anna Belle Lynn Edith virginie Mel,
Florence Prior Metzner. May Airline Metzner
Florence Sergeant Mixer. Grace Barbara Mo-
ran. Evelyn Margaret Morrill,. Anita Josephine
Murray. Marion Hester McCloskey Leonfe
Claire McColgan. sybil Rose McLaurin. Flor
ence Amanda Mcneil. Maybeli c. ONeill,
Beatrice NJ. Paredes Ethel Pippy Emma
Katherine Pritchard, Corn Reichenberg Kath-
crime A. Reid, Ruby A. Reid. Leslie E. Reilly
Anita N. Robleto. Claire Nevada Rosenberg,
sylvia Ruth Samuels Ethel Katherine Schage,
Clara May Schord Edith Anna Seller, Elsa
Helena SCHNEIDER, Adah Lita Smith, Margaret
stewart Geraldine Belle Strickland, Ellen
Cecilia s., Ivan, Rita Virginia Thompson,
Alma WfR holz, Edna Belle White, Paula Eu-
nice wiz Josephine Young.
Decem' i graduates 19O4-Hazel Chope
Corinne sadwohl, Hazel Lutz Selma Pack
scher.
The ItOgramme was as follows:
March n Miitairc'' (ScnuperD; opening ad-
dress. A&on Altman Of the Board OF Educa-
ton; choz ttrio). Spring Song Oscar Weil)
by the Ktss. violin accompaniment played by
Pearl Lazy; solo. THE Swallows CT Coweu)
saSIa Ege KandalI clfers e address Hon Eugene E
tet fa). tAlpine Flower tGerritt SMITH (b)
.'Carmena" Oh. Wilson,. Geraldine Belle
Stricklani Edith Anna Seiier Fannie Adelaide
Gettie. Hslen Jessica Eichenberg, Alma Warn
holz Edi.a Belle White, Rita virginin Thomp-
son, Bertha Knopfmacher: chorus ca. Irish
made" trao Gounod): address, Professor Henry
Morse stephens, University of California; solo,
An Indian Serenade' (Wison), Fannie Ade-
laide Gettle; double quartet (a) mighty Like
a Rose" tNevin), CD Welcome Pretty Prim-
rose lPinsuti); songs (a), IF My Songs Had
Airy Pinions" tReynaldo Hahn). Cb) Hail the
Day Oonizetti; presentation OF diplomas. DR..
A. w. Scott principal: class song. to the air
of "Funiculr' Denza). words by Kathryn
Heinz; accompanist Nellie Sullivan