Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-08
GRADUATES FROM PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Wolff. Fannie Alvord, Althea Bird,
Denver Markwlth.
Eagle Rock Avenue School
The Eagle Rock avenue school will
hold It's class day exercises today for
the graduating class, and the program
promises to be exceedingly interesting.
A song. "The Battle Hymn of the Re-
public" sung by the members of the
eighth grade, will open the program,
and a recitation, "The Blrkenhead"
will be given by Edith Ross Reading
incidents In the Life OF Jacob Rlis,"
Harry Braden; reading, THE New
England Chevy Chase" Wayne French;
plano duet, Military March" Mabel
and Bessie Miller; reading, washing
tons Rules of Conduct" Maurice Sell
berg; reading, THE Heritage" Neil
Manor; plano solo, anvil Chorus"
Carl Wheat; recitation, "How Rubin
stein Played" Bessie Taylor; class his
tory, Reber Anderson: original poem,
our Glass" Carl Wheat; class pro-
phecy, Laura Leach; class song. writ
ten by Helen Howell, AS of '07.
The list of graduates includes: Edith
Ross, Mabel Miller. Bessie Taylor, Re-
Der Anderson, Laura Leach, Harry
Braden, Wayne French, Maurice Sell
berg, Neil Manor. Carl Wheat. Miss
Mary j. Phelps is the principal of the
school.
TWenty-first Avenue School
From the Twenty. first avenue school
those going to the high school are:
Bertha Headrick, Myrtle True, Tom
Gibbs, Marie Byrer. Leota Upton,
Ethel Chttick, Tom Plant, Harold Nc
Murry, Orpha Lockhard, William Mil
Ter.
Fifty-fourth Avenue School
From the eighth grade of the Fifty
fourth avenue school,, of which Carlotta
f. Thornton is principal, were gradu-
ated yesterday Samuel McClung, Will
liam Rose, Homer Shull, Gertrude Bond
Lottie Congdon, Kate Fonda. Constance
Grose. Ruth Holster Gertrude Phelps
Martha Staben, Russell Farrar. May
Ludwig, Frae Hanlin. Ruth Haskell
Harold Wing. George Thornburg, Sam
uel Mosher, Albert Messenger, Albert
Clark, Frances Starr.
Griffin Avenue School
The A eighth class of the Griffin ave-
nue. school will have its exercises today
and what clever pupils they are is
shown by the following program which
they have prepared for today: Piano
solo, William Dorward; recitation,
Anna Watts; recitation, Max Grueb;
recitation, Martha Wenger; piano duet,
Blanch Cheesman: essay. Grace Tay-
lor: class newspaper, Charles Guidero:
reading, Lyle Marsh; essay. Ernest
Taylor; piano solo. Grace Nelson: reci-
tation, Floy Ebright; dialogue, Martha
Wenger, Alice Tarr, Josephine Ham
mer, Arda Pfeifer; recitation, Rhea
Lehmer; class prophecy, John Fore
man; class will, Harley Hammond;
presentation of diplomas Miss Cowan.
Those in the graduating class are:
John Cornwell, William Dorward, War
ren Eaton, John Foreman, Max Grueb,
Charles Guidero, Harley Hammond, Err
nest Lawrence. Ralph McComas, Arda
Pfeifer, Saburo Saito, Everett Simons,
Ernest Taylor. Walter Thompson,
Thomas Stone. Blanch Cheesman, Alice
Davidson, Floy Ebright. Josephine
Hammer, Rhea Lermer Lyle Marsh,
Grace Nelson, Erna Pfahler. Alice Tarr,
Grace Taylor, Anna Watts, Martha
Wenger, Laura Wilson.
Alpine Street School
The A eighth class of the Alpine
street school held it's exercises Wednes-
day, and those who graduated were
Earl Anders, Fred Brown, George
Kaufman, Cleon Kersey, Earl Sherman
Lawrence Sylvia, Juliet De Nubila
Rosaline Donnelly. Doris Hanscom
Ethel Lewis. Ruth Meyers, Mary O'Con-
ner.
Miss Belle Wallace is the principal
of the Alpine street school.
Union Avenue School
! At the Union avenue school the class
day exercises of the A eighth class were
held Wednesday afternoon under the
direction of Mary B. Killifu, the prin-
cipal. Those who were graduated
We're Mary Anderson, James w. Blink
ley, Phyllis Hutchins, Amalia B. Maatz
Helen T. Myer, Mabel L. Peterson, Ma
rie K. Petersen, Frank Sloper, Roy H
st. John, Lewis E. Swarts. Agnes
Wernlund, Marjorie NJ. Varcoe.
Normal Training School
One of the most unique and origina
| programs sent out in invitation to the
school exercises was that of the A
eighth class of the normal training
school, which presented it's program
yesterday. The invitation and program
were combined in a little book with {
cover of heavy brown paper. At the
top was a piece of scroll work done il
red and white, and under this were the
letters and figures IN. T. S. '07." Be
low that this little verse was printed
"How far that little
Candle throws it's beams;
So shines a good deed In
A naughty world"
The following program was given
Chorus, praise to Thee; violin solo
Roman Johns; chorus "All Through
the Night: vocal solo, Portia Newport
song, BOAT Song" from Rigoletto; vio
lin solo, Louis Robinson; selections
from "The Merchant of Venice" Il,
Casket scene, (2) Trial; chorus, Star!
of the Summer Night"
Elizabeth T. Sullivan is the principa
of the school and those who graduated
We're: Hugh Cameron, Louis Cont
John Elmore, Frank Fielding. Sammit
Garroway, Fred Hamlin. Roman Jahns
Willie Jeshke, Jeff Moser, Louis Rob
inson Louis Schrim. John Siddall, Ray