Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-08

Charlie Young; song, eighth grade
recitation, Roy Smith; farce, Brought
to Trial for Blowing" Charlie Young,
Jay Nofziger, Walter thinner, Charles
Mauvezin, Ernest Reyes; recitation,
Louise Card; class prophecy, Jennie
Smith; song, Our B Glass; A eight
class, written by Jennie and Myrtle
Smith; recitation, Roy Smith; class
will, Grace Mccarthy; presentation of
diplomas; class songs, A eight class,
written by Violet Aue and Nell Camp
bell; closing address, Freda Bowen.
A class of twenty-four pupils bid
farewell to the Breed street school.
They are: Violet Aue, Myrtle Smith,
Jennie Smith. Pearl Prince, Luella
King, Louise Card, Grace Hedrick, Lu-
ellie Miller, Elizabeth Schaffer, Freda
/ Bowen, Nell Campbell, Edna Perkins,
Alice McGrann, Emily Lyons, Kath-
crime Peckham, Elva Smith, Maysie
Mccain, Leila French, Grace McCar-
thy, Charlie Young, Charles Mauvezin,
Walter thinner, Jay Nofziger, Ernest
Reyes. Miss Adde j. Samuels is prin-
cipal.
Second Street School
Quite a large class is leaving the
Second street school to enter the high
school. The graduates are: Clarence
Austin, Adolfo Bernal, Alfonso Bernal,
Godfrey Bailey, Edith Bokenkrager,
Laurence Chamberlin, Harold Decius,
Pauline DeJarley. Alfred Gilks, Patti
Lang, Louise Long, Dorothy Malby,
John Molloy, Minnie Morton, Ruth
Parker, Birchen Pentecost, Irma Poy-
ger, Opal Reesman, Sam Robinson.
Alice Thomas, Mae Thomson, Winnie
Van Ness.
Ann Street School
The following program will be given
at the graduating exercises of the Ann
street school this afternoon:
Song, "Oh, Welcome Ye the Stran-
GER class; recitation from Snow
bound" AT, BIS, AS; song, THE Italian
Hymn" class; recitation, THE No
tarys Story" from Evangeline, class;
song, 1.-The Harvest Hymn" class; reel
tations from THE Lady of the Lake"
B8, AS; 1.-The Stag at Eve" etc; "The
Western Waves of Ebing Day." ETC.;
THE Boat Song" 1.-The Lay of the I'm
prisoned Huntsman;" class prophecy,
Ruth Keller; distribution of diplomas,
America" class.
Hewitt Street School
A small class is to leave the Hewitt
street school, of which Leta A. Lodge
is the principal. They are: Jefferson
Davis Ammons, Louis Horowitz, Roy
Nimrod Mendoza, Ernest Cromwell
Mensch, Bernice Paulina Dern, Ella
Rose Doody, Lulu Alma McFatridge.
Anna Sylvia Raynes.
Ninth Street School
The pupils to be promoted to the
! high school from the Ninth street
school are: Grace Elmquist, Claudyne
Harange, Anna Herzikoff, Rosa Kap-
lan Collice Maher Henriette Mango,
Mamie Marincovich, Nellie McKellar,
Ethel Richards. Martha Rosche, Dude
Shepherd. Ethel Smith, Naomi Stroud,
Anna Taylor, Ruth Walker. Loring
| Day, Abraham Geller, Charles Klein
man, Fritz Kroegler, Glenn Mcdonald
Joe II. Moriarty, Arthur Pier, Harry
Stevens.
Seventh Street School
The eighth grade of the Seventh
street school will give an extensive
program this afternoon as follows:
Song, 1.-THE Cheerful Cobbler," eighth
grade; essay, Necessity of an Educa-
tion," inertia Miller; recitation, TOO
Many" Edith Thayer piano solo,
Clarence Wilson; essay, my Duty as
Citizen" Glenn Smith; song, Hem
lock Tree" eighth grade; recitation,
1.-The Broken Window Pane" Josephine
Sayers violin solo Sing Me to Sleep"
Esther Jamison; essay. Comparison OF
American and Chinese Habits and Gus
| TOMS" Margaret Chung; song, THE
Wild Flower" eighth grade; essay,
1.-The Japanese School Question" Har-
old CASTOR; piano and violin duet, Clar-
ence Wilson and George DreXler; song
my Hearts in the Highland" eighth
grade; address, George +. Larkey; pre-
sentation of certificates; song, "Amer-
ica," everybody present.
Those to be graduated are: Mar
garet Chung, Berta Miller, Josephine
Sayers, Harold CASTOR, Glenn Smith,
| Clarence Wilson.
Fourteenth Street School
The graduation exercises of the
Fourteenth street school will be given
this afternoon. A rather elaborate
program for so small a class will be
presented.
| Musical selections, plano, Jessie
Whitmeyer; violin, Erwin Hoar; man
dolin, Florence Peebles class will,
Pansy Fraser; essay, Harrison Wygal;
recitation, Florence PEBBLES, plano solo,
Jessie Whitmeyer; class history. Daisy