The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-03

Quartette .................
Elite Felt, Eva wickens. Anni
Vine and May Pinrock.
Valed1ctory ----..-......- Olive Caldwell
Awarding certificates. ...... Mr.. Kelle
Class song Observation-Disclosures. Schoo
THE wAsATCH.
The exercises at the wasatch wer,
very largely attended, the rooms wert
handsomely decorated, and natures
choicest garlands were bestowed il
large variety.
The exercises were:
Song, "Hark! Apollo Strikes the
Tyre" Arr. from Bishop. Schoo
Defamation, William Tell to His
Native Mountains Edwin Zwics,
Essay, THE Colonial Girl
Edwina Beebet
Duet, Spring Song" ................
Violet Westwood, Glenn Waterman
Declaration, Lady of Shallott'
..... 49,. Minnie Burmestel
Grafton, "The west" Lille Pearc'
Instrumental Solo, 'Ecosse" ........
Pearl Van Cot
Chalk Talk-Caricatures. Albert Center
Glass Prophecy. Alta Newcomt
Pilgrims Chorus, arr from Verdi
Farewell from Seventh Grade
-. -. $50. 49,. Phillip Wygant
Presentation of Diplomas. Hon.
W. a. Nelden, member of the board
Song, Star Spangled Banner" School
THE SUMNER.
The graduating exercises of the
| Sumner school were held in the lower
| corridor of the building beginning at
! 1870 p. m. The hall was beautifully
| decorated and the exercises well
rendered. The parents and friends of
the class packed the hall Eill there was
no room for any more.
The following programme was pre-
scented:
Song. Joy, Joy, Freedom Today"
Essay, 1.-The Capture of Fort sum
ter" ............... Ethel Connolly
Song. by the Brook" ...
Helen Shepard, Sarah Smith, Eme-
line Nicholson, Ruth Dahlqulst
Annie Hicks, Ethel Connolly
Recitation. Mrs. o'Toole and the
Conductor ........ Fred Nelson
Review, THE Vision of Sir Laun-
fol- Altha Johnson, with recita-
tons by Kate Thorpe and Emeline
Nicholson.
Song. BLOW on, Blow on, Ye
Gales" (piano and mandolin ac-
COMPARTMENT 49,. --......
Fred Nelson, Geo. Smith, Leo. Woodruff.
Recitation, 1.-THE One Legged
Parting Words. George Smith
Presentation of Diplomas...
49,. .....By Principal Barton
Song. Summer Eve. .....Sc School
Physical Culture drill.
FREMONT SCHOOL.
For several days busy hands have
been at work before and after sessions.
decorating the rooms for the last day
of school"
In the accomplishment of this task.
which, by the way, is no easy one, the
children have shown much taste.
From the lowest primary to the
eighth grade every room was adorned
with flags ana flowers. On the black
boards were many artistic designs,
especially in the upper grades.
Rooms Z. 8 and 3, We'd with each
other for the most pleasing display and
it is difficult to say which is entitled
TO the palm.
The literary exercises were varied
and interesting.
Misses Godbe and Wheeler united
their forces and gave a delightful pro-
gramme in room 1.
Misses Brinton and Jenkins also
gave joint programme in room 5.
Each of the other teachers enter |
tanned in her own room.
The graduating exercises of the |
eighth STdQe were cdTIlSQ Out dS an |
on programme.
After the valedictory by Zeta Morris. |
and the seventh grades Farewell by /
Daniel Alexander, President Baldwin, |
of the board of education, presented /
the diplomas. His address was replete /
with good advice and an earnest de- !
sire that each of the graduates should !
continue his studies in either the city |
high school or in some other higher /
institution of learning. Then came !
arm-loads of beautiful bouquets, and |
many cordial congratulations. The /
programme was:
Song, THE Star Spangled Banner
-. ............By the School
Essay, John C. Fremont" 800.
Recitation, THE Farmyard Song"
49,. :. ........ Ethel Groesbeck
Piano solo. "Fantaisie of Faust"
...... ....................Al Alice Foote
A Talk on History, Heroic Incl
dents ..........W Willard Burton
Essay Patriotism Mana Whitbeck
Vocal solo. "Afterward" =. Clint Young
Essay, The Destruction of Our
Forests" ....-.... Clarence Gardiner
Recitation. How He Saved st.
Michael's" ........Effie Greenstreet
Ocal trio
Tessie Mifiin, Clint Young,
Lottie Griggs.
from "The Lady of the
Lake" -; ;Genevieve Leaver
Light Brigade" .Tessie Miffiin
Piano solo, Pears and Rubies'
-. ...... Bessie Mcintyre
The Glass Poem, Arthur Edwards
he Seventh Grades GOOD Bye"
-. Daniel Alexander
Presentation of Diplomas.
ong, 49,. -..---.-.-.-.-. America.
he Pathfinder Literary Society of '9S.
LOWELL SCHOOL. :
Thirty-nine boys and girls, the lat
ar largely predominating, walked out :
the Lowell school yesterday after !
Don with high school certificates in
heir hands, and words of praise for
heir work of the past and encourage
lent for the future pleasantly ringing {
their ears. a very pretty picture !
ley made in the upper hall of the '
lodei school house, which was pro- I
Isely decorated with national flags, |
trough which, here and there, peeped !
lie class colors-blue and white. !
The motto, THE End Crowns the !
leans" was in blue letters on a white
ackground. 4
The programme was fully appreciated
Y at least 400 spectators, who highly /
Principal Mckay and \
Iiss Pearse. The latter said she felt :
Ike a stranger in losing so many of =
lie bright young pupils, who have so F
ng been under her care. That the Z
ass of '9S fully appreciates her efforts Q
as made plainly visible by the many I
fectionate leaye-takings.
The programme was:
usic.. ...... Orchestra n
llutatory, Under the Leaves of n
the Past. ..Niels Christensen I
ssay. One Flower Makes No I
Garland Margaret Young NJ