SACRAMENTO HIGH SCHOOL.

Graduating exercises, July 26, 1894, Metropolitan theater.

Talk-"Manual Training"

5. Essay "The Girl of the Future"

6. Song "Joy, Joy, Freedom To-day

7.

Oration-" The Silver Question (excused).

8. Recitation-" The Lady of Chalott"

9.

IO.

II.

12.

13.

Essay-" Christ in Art"

Essay "Charity in Thought"

Overture" Reception Overture

Essay Price of Fame"

Oration-" Hard Times "

14. Essay "Possibilities "-and valedictory.

.Rev. J. H. Reider
Theodora Willis

. Annie Glenn

Henry S. Geisendorfer
Ida Flemming
Class

Wm. McM. Huff
.Gertie J. Perry
Alice L. Curtis

Carrie George
High School Orchestra
Mary A. Kimball
.Eugene E. Welty
Rachel C. Chappell

15.

16.

Gavotte " Martha Washington
Remarks and presentation of diplomas. .

17.

High School Orchestra

O. W. Erlewine, Superintendent of City Schools

Class song, written by Wallace H. Renwick....
Music adapted and arranged by Theodore Martens.

Pete Alta-Class Song.

WRITTEN BY WALLACE H. RENWICK.

O, Time! thou invincible spirit,

To whose power we all must yield,
Like wheat to the scythe of the reaper
As he cuts his nodding field,

We wish in the present to linger,

Though to us the future seems bright;
We wish, yet we know it is useless,
That you stay your speedy flight.

Class

The years have now glided away.
Their joys were not fated to last;
But we will cherish forever

Pleasant memories of the past.
'Aim high

" will be always our motto
As we sail o'er Life's stormy sea,
In letters of gold and of white,
On our standards it shall be.

But, oh! the regrets of this parting,
For we have companions dear!
May each by success be attended,
And may God to us all be near.

We must not delay any longer,

For we hear Time's warning knell;

To friends, and to teachers, and schoolmates,
To-night we must say farewell!