The San Francisco call., 1908-12-18
SWEET GIVES MEDALS

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At the John SWEET grammar school
the medals were awarded by John
SWEET and the diplomas presented by
school Director Aaron Altman. A
literary and musical program was rem
dered by the graduates. Following are
the graduates Of the John Swett school:
Florence Donohue Milton cOhn
Eunica Gilman Max Licbtenstein
MAY McDevir William Poulson
IIaunah Sandell Merton Rosenbaum
Anna Shapiro Walter Sshir
Celia Sherman Herbert Schraoer
Inez van Arsdale William smeltzer
Rev Bauer George Tols
Irwin Bloom
Medals were awarded to:
George Eolz Milton Cohn
lnez Van Arsdale Florence DonOhue
William POulsen
At the Mission grammar school, Miss
Kate Crowley principal 30 pupils were
presented with diplomas. Miss Jean
nette Hillman prepared the entire
class Following are the graduates:
Laura Deering lLetha Treat
Alma Mohr Theresa PilfE
Ada sharp Loyenia Davidson
Clara Carr Rose Hector
IIlly Schnutenhsus George Stark
Mary Peterson Wesley Mcguire
William Pippey Irene Landry
Hazel Harvey Earl Greer
Annie Marschan John Buck
Carrie Simon Joseph Bertrsm
J.inms Traung George Locke
Clara Morrison William Wyse
Marian Dawson Harry Klemme
Henry Dernbach Leslie Whesrty
Irene Ston Ruth Burns
Nettie Block Rita Hoyer
The exercises at the Crocker gram
mar school were particularly worthy OF
notice. The vocal and Instrumental
musical program was excellent Two
large classes received diplomas; one
was taught by Miss Z. Z. Smith and the
other by Miss J. /. T. Durkir.
Those who received medals in these
classes were: Misses Helen Sinclair,
Ethel German, Madeline O'Brien, Edith
Perry. Charles Davis, David McCaw
George Schussler and Leon Nordin
The following received diplomas:
Elsa Albert Myrtle Barnieri
Hazel Ayres Josephine Beck
Marshall Batchelder Viola Blesser
Russell Bell Isabelle Bordman
Edna BOYD Jewell Burke
iEeorgins Bremner Ruth Burns
James ChristieeOn Edith Calmar
Harriet Cofey Augusta Chaskei
charles Davis Maurine Church
Helen Deeds William Coleman
t.ladvs Donohoe Ruby Cohu
% Gertrude Farrell Marion Crocker
Claire Fexner iGenevieve Davis
charles Flnn Msnuelita de Vilbas
Waiter French Harold Donohoe
yfhei German Waldemsr Dcyal
Alfred German I.asher Gallagher
f,hrlliS GormIey Henry Gimmel
Iets Gross Noeb -Gourselle
rouise C,oldamrner Hazel Harris
Trrna Heyer Clifford Hawkins
C1ars Herman Dora Jones
Helen Holmes Ernest ker
n House Mary Kuey
Sidney Kimmerle Rose 10 Presu
T.o,fs TandervfIle Louis Cacowsky
Mamie Lew Richard Mahoney
Alfred Matson Grace McAdams
Darid McCaw Wesley Mckee
Adela Nelson GLADYS Mcbea
pauline Newman James McNought
Winnie Ostersren FRANK newman
chester Perkins Leonard Nordin
Kstberine Primer Madeleine o'Brien
Lawrence Randall Raymond y Conneu
Toeo5o Posse Charlotte Patterson
Helen Sinclair Edith Perry
rbarlosfe smith Rose Pike
Ethyl Sfeimke nargaret Potter
Toees,,b Sfrlffmattcr Beatrice Prince
r,lss story Raymond Rock
tToraer Sosso Sophia Schilliug
Maria Van Alta 6eorfe Scnussier
T6ne Won Hagen Timothy Shea
Iifes Weir Richard Smith
Berniee williams James Thompson
Tsura wilkins Helen Walsh
Teono Raulo Evelyn Woodwork
PROGRAM AT SUTRO
The program at the Sutro grammar
eoboo1 of which Miss NJ. Magner is
principal, included several patriotic and
classical musical selections. The fol-
loving pupils received diplomas:
az. ID raonotue James Harold Moran
i,i-se- r de Graf Hazel Springer Munter
f,-ls August Horber Milton Ronald Murray
fso-t,er y Howard Herman Pearl
George Butler LauritzeD Arthur Burr smith
xr-.1,s- I T.fndernan Mabel Antonette Traubt
80 II Tvon Harold +. Wells
.ra-,on Flinor Msrden Thomas Edward Yoell
q-be lanes Lick grammar school, un-
der the direction of Miss G NJ John
ston. principal, held entertaining exer-
>csses. The medal scholars were: May
IrNeiIl and Charles Rankin. The fol-
lowing pupils graduated:
49,, rsurfon iMuriei Wilbur
r's-sa.Ife TTeu1inc Maud Woods
t.,s u.bn Bessie Hickey
E<hel Heaphr i-aMrehcc tcueiDerk
llice Lindsay George Doeu