The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-11
UTAH COUNTY GRADUATES.
Report of the Proceedings at Ameri-
can Fork Yesterday.

American Fork, June 10.-ThiS being
the day for the graduating exercises of
the Utah county public schools, the
city is well filled with educators and
their pupils and friends. All the neces-
sary arrangements had been made for
caring for the visitors as fast as they
arrived, they being first taken to the
city hall, where they prepared their
toilets after their long and dusty ride.
They were then escorted to the opera
house, where a beautiful banner on the
stage, inscribed "Class of 49, was the
most conspicuous part of the many dec
orations Of flags, bunting, flowers,
plants and pictures. Each class entire
was given a separate location upon the
stage, and when all were seated in
position the programme commenced at
1890 a, m. by a selection from the
American Fork orchestra This was
followed by the opening song, which
was loudly applauded. Then, after in
vocation by Trustee William Grant,
Miss Olive Pulley of the American Fork
class sang Nearer My God to Thee"
in a very pleasing and charming man
ner. The following class programme
was then given, and each participant
received a. good round of applause:
Piano selection, Miss Donna Miles,
Payson-
Address. Charles C. Friel. Spring
vile.
Recitation, Pearl Fowler, Lehi.
Piano solo, Mary ]. Knold, Spring
Address, Efie warnock, Pleasant
Grove
Address, Yesterday, Today and To-
morrow" Sarah ]. Brockbank, Spanish
Fork.
Solo. 1.-The Sisters Prayer" Ethel
Cassidy, American Fork.
Address, Sadie Beesley, Lefli.
Address, member Santaquin class.
After these exercises the orchestra
gave another selection, and then the
class from each school was marched
to the front of the stage to receive a
few. remarks from its principal, and as
each graduate marched to his seat
County Superintendent Brown handed
him a beautiful diploma
Instrumental selection, Professor J.
J. Mcclellan, PaysOn.
A powerful and interesting address,
teeming with good advice and sound
logic, was then given by DR.. J. NJ. Tan
ner of the agricultural college of Utah.
Trio, Mesdames Gdillie Garff, Julia
Grant and Professor Forbes.
Speech, Caleb Tanner of the B. Y.
academy.
Remarks by Superintendent ]. L.
Brown
Song, America.
Below are given the class notices
and colors and principal and graduates
from each town:
GRADUATES.
Springville class, w. E. Rydalch,
pr-incipal-CaITie Vienna Reynolds, Ju-
liza Maud Hall Mabel Mower, Anna
Eliza Clark. Ella Mower, Tryphena
Rozeltha Boyer, 1ora Lois Hall, Ella
Davis, Cora May Allan, John William
MendenhaH, Matilda, Houtz, Nellie Sell
ma PalfreyInan, Pearl Shale Packard,
MyrI Elizabeth Crandall, Bessie Elnora
Goodmanson, Deb Delos Boyer, Bertha
Tryphena Crandall, Lydia Estella
Condie, Daisy Elmi1a Clark, Berthena
Childs, Mary Condie, Thomas S. Roy
lance, May Patrick, Matte Clark, Edith |
May Hutchinson, De Este Weight, |
Clara Bowlden, Marian MendenhaIl, !
Willis Stewart Yard, Emily Eugenia |
Brinton, Jesse Mahlon Crandall, Mary
Konold, Mary Elnor Hutchinson, Flora |
Harvard, John Chester Deal, Pearl
Snelson.
Spanish Fork class ]. A. Rees, prin-
Brockbank, Sarah Jane
Brockbank, Wells Brimhall, Mark |
Brimhall, Dena Marcuson, Sarah Jane |
King, Sarah Ann Swenson, Lizzie Prior |
Lizzie Hicks, Mile Babcock, Mollie !
Bowen. William Beckstrom, Mary E. !
Greer, Pearl Greer, Sarah Morgan,
Mary c. Moore, Mile Davis, Hannah !
c. Davis, Minnie Simons, Annie Mark /
ham, Bertha Markham.
Payson class, Fred n. PowlSon, prin- |
Hush, Irene Colvin, |
KaGy Colvin, Emma Douglass, Minnie |
Mcclellan. Donna Miles, Alfred Wilson,
Minerva Bingham, Iris Ried, Hattie
Coonbs. Hannah Brimhall, Laura |
Santaouin class, Lewis Stewart, prin-
Tietzen, Peter B. Johnson,
Otto MalT15erg, James Boyle
Pleasant Grove class, D. n. Robson,
Warwick, Nettie
FoWIke, Maggie Walker, Nena William