, 1874-06-27


who would wish the ground to open aud swallow |
him. I1iero Aro, of cotl rho, very many oIoep- |
tiona to tlia unhappy rulo.
THE YOUNG hAnr Exnrn1rloN1ar
ID taught to Commences her poc0 With aerlos OF |
absurd gonudectionn, especially that abominable
a1ete matton callcd "aourtoay, or "curtAay>"
On being called upon, Bhe nrisos from her seat,
aud 1ows In sacl > way rs TO mako neoplo lmng- |
Inc that she Ia going to take scat on tho floor
lhn thing Blio repeats several ttmoH more, and,
by tho tlno elie commences speaking, her vital
ouergics arc exhausted In desperate effort. to
keep herself from falling while executing her
grotos9ue and most periloua foat. Tlore Was
aomo Of this nonsonse Yesterday, 81 mol!
as on Al! nuch occasions, nut moss o.
tho graduates dld Ief9 vel, althouRh
hardly one ktndIod up to tho magniiicence OF the
bccAa[on or stirred that ocean OF human hearts
to itn aopts.
THE CURTAIN nANa UP
At q o'clock, and displayed tbs full dopth Of the
hall, in which wcro arrayod tho graduates Of the
two schools, over fifty iii number, tho latteA at-
tirod In Tho usual wllito gossan,er uniform, and
Il gentlo,non In sopuIchrai b!nck. The prin-
cipnls and teachers of tho schools, together with
most Of tho members Of tie Board Of Education,
somo A1dormon, and faW reporters, filled up
the space. .:::"a
Mr.. George Howla1d, Principal Of tho High
School, ollloatod M Master Of Ceremonies, Prof.
Blackmnnn taking charge Ut tho musical depart
ment.
Columbia was tho opening harmony, which
Tho rrlncipai first produced
LIN. FRANK j. K1TCHELZ4
4 boytah~looking orator. who delivered 4 little
speech or essay, callo1 "Rcspice Flncm," Which
was appaudud.
Mlss CLARA N. WHITMAN. ...
vorv plump, pretty young girl gavs "6oen At
Distance" in swcct, Low tonoB. she regretted
that modern people did not rovero horoas AZ thcir
grnnafatllerB did, au1 complained that certain
American nowspHpera haa Gotllosk fashion Of
Bl1tcTllE W NeuEB1 " hb44ukbQA hul VtAaA AAoA
OF ~.
III, MINIS nAsNAH =; pnocfoh
lady with strongiy-marKod teatafeb. rGaa an
interesting paper OIL opaeres' "h'on "~
oludod:
Tho sun and the whole earth,
Man, the %oi'uerln aha tne STAR, ,,,
ana 10" ING ao"ce thoS ever coh'a n"'o p'e'n'
hfsa Proctor ThH very clever, atlu Gnucheu her
ideas In language that might be called BuporblY
lndehuito.
MR. JosErt IAnp,
! whose last name correnponded with his physical
| aspect, livod into "Natura's Unknown with
an enthusiasm thai would have DONG honor to
| Mungo Park or DR.. Livingstone. I'he young
gentleman swept chaos, and emerged to nay that
| science, each succeeding day, was bringing mad
noar to God BY making tho Divine idea more
MISS MARION 3; FULLERTON,
fair.looking young lady, road :" "ourfow Shall
Not Ring Tonight" with pathos such aa tho
humble English heroine might have used to aa,
| Noel" sho retired amid applause.
Alter Au Interval Of tnuHlc.
| MISS cAnoL1SE BuEoaELt
had shot at History" in which Fhe recalled
very many things that must leave their mark on
al ages. History was M inspiration. a warning,
And E!lloo. Ihe eiect OF tr@dl.aoh upon tno
national n''nd Waa almost mlracntona, anu ma
tlonn, without hiutory. would be destitute OF pa
triotiBm, national honor, courage, and pro2ros9-
ion.
Nh. WILLIAM E. GARD
| spoke La France Ct LiMef7Tac fn the pretty
language OF Gsn. and recalled memories OF
Rocha,nbeau, Lafayette Washington, lstnam'
and oshers, who're lolnt aeeaa macs me e ,'.aia ~
| fhlp OF tue people Of America 1oT 1hone o.
Franco indestructlolo
Tho next lady introduced WAS
Alas MYTH hEAmpsiEf' ,Al,,;'
gfeu1ato " ~ q No1n1s % pchoui. not supleG' =;
was. cooMop III M.1os " " Eto.o t: ns'n -. W
icatou nSntnt to Aul'Ge ~: aau ..Ptos ~ Wa ~
'olea a a'o t.at;s nis 1,,.a "m .;
Young, hanaaome OF atsEastNe inannes Az H.
gooa aautose. ahowGa .as ane toos agnn'os. on,
yiaW OF nIc, ana oonevou naots II sne noisa'
Aear3 .oulo Hill anu oieau ~. -.
aeaa o1 tue sne uulan Ian.y ~ tnhn ;tao.,n H. ots
IeIms "nlcn Moto nnmofcl. o'e.. 'udlopn'.n
an.o, lus. ~ gooa ;. spung ge,, %as ~ gu nsasa,
pu,ao,l; wv; ,;,!;ant i1 ,, h. d,thaI n"o
Miss beerdsley retired am'd renoasoa s piaaolts
winning. III shs estnas,ou o. .nuso maiu nar
tpr'nnato on94Sa W ~ no@' u'' 'ns''o"''H' p"p'1
'no no'1''1 .,,..r y, .uo aHy. n1,.,,,>, onv,vrn
tooA oskplssl la shn1A"t. s,a t,.,,
Mates " hh1eot iuon1 a61oenpo, ncat.nJ 'a
lug youns lauX noAs ta.no 'oI"atn hto otoh ~
gooa.hnH9realy OF ihe oharaeter sne nno s ss
alnou. l1ee cn9t.. asnousn - 6ontnM@s mna ,nsto
, was wei received, and she was en!ea easR 10
Adaftlonai cAeers anu SONG sweet no"o1s'
; 's Mlss EAaA r. TosI!H
epoke Oh A rug ., Aset tstuie not h.""yn oas'
ing, to Illustrate the Ackeneas Or humanity an
tue endless huctuations OF pubic saste a''a aon
tlment' ......
MISS MARY ". COUCH
was very happy in the delivery Of humorou
SELECTION from the "Gtiel Age" Which talrl
brought down tile house.
mn. ruoMia n. uooD
oobn3 u What Ia Jifa ~ and In apawarfn, hi
asMoa .s @ .....s,;.t.s 1917 ;n... ~ ai;f,h -
oMn luG!y. oHal4SAteu eon'o ''o"o ~ ""k''
| aplrltun!lht1o senoeneV' ...a...... a.
: contributions, nlco littlc esBay, WAS grace
8 fully read by AlyA. Lillian ltlokerbon.
, MtHs HARAH j. af'ELNoY
a1,nyxoa tr,,n nnwnr II, hny in.n;ring aaxay TWIN
~ ,t,a nrs,a y, ria ,TonrT iniv hns av,1art II
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