Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-09

hafd wark. You will find u an effort
aimuiimes 10 toep your spirits buoyani
and 10 bAnHh lnIeb0dings from your
mings.
Hut u is well TO always look upon
the fright side OF tbinga. Never Try
TO cross q bridge until you get 10 ~, n
it Will often HAPPEN tnst you really
had nothing 10 dread. You will occt.
siunaily find tue foai rocky. Amidst
ttu nDwpfl that are hi oming along
tue roadside the thorns ale growing as
well. Once In while tho way goes
over bill, and you VIII get o, 10 tired
Ia your climbing. But you have this
fact 20 encourage you ia your toll all
tue time: honest, faithful work will
tfing its sure reward. IL you hud your
kncse trembling, your feet slippery,
reach out ysur hama 10 your professor.
He will gladly grasp u, his arm will
siftngthcn you ami he will lead } GU
saielylto the top.
Fellow classmates, we have been to.
Relher in our struggles, We have faced
tue sans ofdeals. That uphill has
Stood before VA all. Years have rolled
our endeavnrs. The lawn at last has
darkness, and victory has percheu upon
our banners. We viii never forget
the battle We lhave fought 10 reach
our present height. Doubtless cur
paths In life viii diverke; cur
lanou will be directed Into
different fields, and however
the duties anu laoors OF life may en-
gsoss our attention, you mpy depend
upon ~. there will be moments, n only
10 ths twilight, when the burden Of
life may rest more lightly; thon
thoughts will hover DER our minds
aud bring remtm0rAnoe5 OF each other.
And n time spare US, Ia our duoiln-
ing years We viii revert 10 the time OF
our college days anu lhink OF long.ago
clast m alol.
But these glorious days o. irTesponsi.
bility muet nave an ending. We eau
not hope TO get through life with 10
little care as attends the happy stu lent
life which Ia 40 light hearted, only we
must 10, you know. How cur feet
have trippod over the old CAM ~
gfound'i We had no care, only " We
had proved truAnt anu by 90 doing
were unprepared Ia our recitations,
We might have seen tbs disapprovsl
spread over tbs countonauoe OF our In.
dulgent teacher.
Only fow more hours are LETT us 10
linger Ia thosV sacred haunis. IL II
not long before our ships viii be DRIFT.
Ing into untried seas-lhoie dark
waters Of uncertainty where 30 many
crafts equally laden with fond ex.
pscistioDs NJ our own, have gone down
In utter disappointment.
PeTchaGce the fierce winds Of nd.
vefsity may send their oyeloues tearing
through cur snil0 Of hope ana the dnrA
pillows OF despair may break agaiusl
tue hull OF Or bright anticipatictr,
and IN this fearful tumuit W. find ouI
oarges wrestling for life amidst the
angry waves. ., then, mo thinks, II
would DO that our thoughts would turn
TO the careless days Of our college liit
wnen all Joys seemed go real; Oul
future 30 we'll assured, and . hear
yearning would well up from our very
FOULS for the sweet enjoymonts abu
associations We arc now shout 10 bid
Aaitu.
May kind Providence land us safe.
ly into port; after long aud uieful
hie permit our suna 10 sol IN brightness
and make our Immortality glorious.
have but one word LETT, its spoken
"~hsn tho heart feels most anu the
lips move not, aud The eye speaks thu
gentle good bye"