Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-25
POLYTECHNIC TO
GRADUATE MANY
SCHOOL HAS LARGEST CLASS
IN HISTORY
EXERCISES TO BEGIN SATURDAY
EVENING
Monday Evening viii Be Class Night,
and an Original Program Has
Been Provided by the
Students

The Polytechnic high school VIII
graduate 175 students next TUESDAY
evening, the largest class that mas ySI
gone through the institution since It's
new building was erected in l904.
The graduating exercises VIII De oe-
gun Saturday evening, when the rae
ulty will give formal reception TO all
the graduates in the school gymnasium.
Monday evening will be class
night The graduates have prepared
an original program of their own talent
for the occasion. This evening the
graduates will receive their Ionian pms.
The exercises will take place In the
schools auditorium.
Next Tuesday evening the school VIII
assemble at the Temple auditorium
where the commencement exercises
will take place. President Joseph Scott
of the board of education will address
the students and award the diplomas.
Principal ]. H. Francis of the Poly
technic will also address the students
upon this occasion.
Wednesday evening the graduating
class will attend a banquet at LeVy's,
and this will be the final closing event.
The following are the names or tnose
in the summer 1909 graduating class or
the Polytechnic high SCHOOL,.
Candidates for Graduation
Mamie Adamson, Mildred Baer, Mar
1ory Bailey, Elsie Beck, Emily Bendel'
Angela Berchtold, Lillian Bickford,
Carlotta Bohri, Esther Brown, Bessie
Burlington, Imogene Burns, Rhea
eastman, Marion Chaddock, Carrie
Chan, Heion Charles, Anna R. Clark,
Rose Connors, Marguerite Covell, Lo-
rene Dechler, Amalia De Nubila, Dee
Damron, Nellie Danziger, Wanda
Davis, Jessie Eagan, NADIA Ebert, Ada
Espe, Vivian Faure. Vera Florcken,
Edna Garrett, Catherine Giacomazzi.
Lucy Griffon, Frances Friffes, Irene
Gugenheim, Gratia Guy, Fannie CIVIL
lam, Lottie Halverson, Jessie Harris,
Ruth Holder, Marie Holway, Edith
Holmes, Luella Hontz, Lura 1vey,
Grace Johnson, Florence Krause, Hope
Kughen, Inga Larsen, Marguerite Lew
is, Ramona Little, Olive Long, Senola
Maxwell, Ida Manning, Mary Mead,
Ruth Miller, Mabel Minthorn, Annie
Monroe Kate Newkirk, Dora Noble,
Susan ParlSins, Mortonia Penne,
Frances Rabinowitz, Susie Kicker
shauser, Gertrude Robertson, Marguer-
ite Richards, Avis Rourke, Louise Sew
erance, Florence Shaw, Agnes Smith,
Isabelle Smith, Ruth Smith, Effie St.
Arnold, May Sylvester, Louise Tag,
Myrtle Thomas, Bethel Thornton, Edith
Turner, Katherin Tyrriel, Portia Ul-
rich, Elsie Wargin, Ruth Weeks, Ruth
West, Mary White, Margaret Widener,
Emma Wilhelm, Mabel Wishard, Het-
tie Withey, Crystal Wood, Carrie Yale,
Will Abbot, Grover Adams, William
Ball, Clarence Bean, John Beck Maui
rice Blair, Stanley Blakeslee, George
Blount, Edwin Bly,, Howard Bremen,
Don Bross, Joe Brown, Leonard Bus
sert, Merrill Butler, Jack Clark, Rob-
ert Daney, Rex DERRICK, Joe Doan,
Rawson Edwards, Clarence Fleming,
Herbert Florcken, Charles Griffin, Bar
rett Hanawalt, Robert Henck, Eugene
Herman, Walter Holcomb, Harold Hol-
ley Park Hyde, Victor Killick, Stewart
Kellar, Ainslee Kirchoffer Hans Koe-
big, Alfred Kurrle, Everette Lees, Aldo
Lehman, Frank LIE Noir, George Lind
sey, Leonard Lindsey, Clarence Lipe,
Newell Logan, Howard 10y, Ned Man.
ming, Wayne Mauzy, Andrew Maeken-
zie, Roland McNeely. Lloyd Mills,
Wanamaker Milton, Roy Newton, AL
fred Nibecker Elwin Norberg, Harold
O'Brien, Harry Olmstead, Everett Os-
borne. William Parker, Joe Parks, Will
liam Percival, Raymond Phillips, Frank
Rickershauser, Paul Radir, Lawrence
Rogers, Kenyu Sakai. Earl Scott
Frank Seccombe, Leo Slaughter, AnseI
Smith, Earl Smith, Kenneth Smith, AL
bert Sparks, Byron Stanley, Hubert
Sterns, Raymond Stringfield, Hobart
Thatcher William Leroy Thomas Wal
do Throop, Walter Tompkins, William
Toolan, Chairman Truesdell, Ralph
Urey, Oliver Van Petten, Carl Van
Paulsen, Kenneth Volk, Leonard
Wachtel, Dan Walberg, Dwight Wal
lace. Robert Wheelan, Thomas Wight,
Ivan Wright.