The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-10
OGDEN NEWS.
Ogden Office, 524 Utah Loan and
Trust Building. Telephone "a.
Ogden. June 10.
EIGHTH GRADE PROMOTIONS.
One Hundred and Eighty-five Candi-
dates For High School.


dates For High School.
The closing exercises of the Ogden
grade schools occurred yesterday. Es-
pecial programmes We're prepared in all
the buildings and the occasion was one
of more than ordinary interest. AT a
number of the schools there were re-
ceptions aside from the regular pro-
grammes.
There were in all about 1S5 pupils
who were promoted from the eighth
grade to the high school.
AT the Madison there were interesting
exercises, including an address of well
come to the high school by Lawrence
Corey and a response by George Hob
son. The rooms were prettily deco
rated and samples of work done dur
ing the year were on exhibition in all
of them. In the afternoon there was
given a reception complimentary to
the departing eighth grade pupils. Po-
lite attendants greeted visitors at the
doorway and escorted them TO any por-
ton of the building they might wish
to visit. The list of pupils promoted
was as follows:
Emma Anderson, Edna Armstrong.
Ruth Blair, Lottie Borwn, Enid Brind,
Glen Douglass, Maude Evans, Ella
Evans, Juliette Flygare, Fannie Cor
man, Sarah Gamer, Ruth billiard Myr-
tie Heller, Rose Kershaw, Pearl KeyeS,
Matte Norris, Hester Myers, Martha
Milligan, Halle Reed, Grace School,
Ida Stayner. Anna Salmon, Edna
Smith, Bessie Seorern, Ora Tackett,
Flora Turner Edith Wotherspoon,
Winnie Wotherspoon, Belle Watts.
Julia Wright, Clara Warner Ethel
Orth, Lizzie Thomas, Lawrence Allen,
Phoebe Watson, Roy Baker, Lillian
West, Bert Evans, Lettie Compton, Da-
vid Foulger, Fred Hollingsworth, John
Littlefield, Conway Morris, John Nc
MILAN, Stringham Stevens, Arthur Sui
Ivan, Frank West, McLaren Ward
leigh, John Wilkes, Veina Hobson, Cliff
ford Thorburn, George Corlew, Walter
Emley, Fred Huff, Thomas Horn. Fred
Lindsey, John McBeth, Ralph Peter
son, Orlando Rondebus, Joe Severn,
Samuel Whitaker George Hobson
Frances Bassett, Nellie Checkett, Ma
bel Goddard, Annie Roberts.
At the Central.
At the Central school a very inter-
esting programme was also rendered,
the class prophecy by Emma Murphy
being especially entertaining. Miss
Winuifred Woodmansee welcomed the
graduates to the high school. follow
ing which ]. G.. Ellis of the board of
the class. The graduates are:
Mark Brown, Ethel Beckerton, Lena
Browning, Ollie T. Conley, Elmer E
Cassin, Benjamin A. Critchlow, Agnes
Cook, Ida Curtis, May Duly Frank
Ellis, Silas Epperson, Lizzie Eisenberg,
IneZ Farr, Mvra Foulger, Ethel Ford,
Anna Freborg, Beth Gardiniere, Will
liam Harcombe, Eva Hope. Kate Hoi-
loway, Myrtle Jenkins, Clara Jefferies,
Sferr1a nd oh, f4l,o .-I 7
Frank Lloyd, Mollie Lund. Jennie Lund,
Roy McGregor, Fred McDermott, Olga
Markle, Emma Murphy, Henry O'Hor-
nett, Joseph Paine, Harold j. Packer
Dora Paine, Ada Riley, Ida Rowland,
Josie Reno, Clarence Shirk, Ethel Sher-
ner, Lottie Stone, Flora Wilson, Flos-
sic Woodbury., Anna White.
At the Washington.
At the Washington school an unusu-
ally interesting programme was rem
dered. The class address by Miss Bes-
sic Crosbie is deserving of special
as is also the essay, THE Law
of Kindness by Miss Lois Wilcox. and
the valedictory by Earl Pardoe. Judge
Gideon of the board of education ad-
dressed the class, after which J. NJ.
Bishop presented the diplomas. The !
graduates are as follows:
Lois E. Wilcox, Belle f. Craig. Maud
Hunt, Bessie A. Crosbie. Edith C. Par
ker. Gilbert Porter, Lulu r. Pender.
Libbie S. Pace, Nellie Robinson. Hor-
ace S. Ensign, Blanche c.. Brown. |
Thomas E. Pardoe, George w. McDan- /
lei. Frank w. Austin, Maggie NJ. Jen-
kins Edna NJ. Void, Carl S. Adams, |
Harry F. Craig, William n. Wright
The Grant school exercises were held |
in the tabernacle last evening and the |
building was crowded to its utmost ca /
pacity. A very pretty programme of /
musical and literary selections was
given. The address of welcome to the I
high school was given by Joseph SEQ +
Vile and the response by Gus Smyth. |
song by the first grade students was /
encored and repeated. A clever ad- I
iress was given by Marion johnson of, |
the seventh grade, and a chorus song
oy the second and fourth grades was |
an especially popular number. The
Hunter Harmony club, with mandolin
and guitar music. was encored. In the /
absence of Vice President Joyce, Prin-
,ipal DoXey presented the certificates
If graduation to thirty-two graduates
Miss Alice Cave gave a selection on
he harp, and Mr.. James Toon was the
of the class.
One of the most clever school exer-
Uses given for many a day was the
,antata by a number of grammar
sIdue pupliS, representing several an
ernational characters. This exercise
vas under the direction of Miss Bore
nan and Miss Richey. The farewell
address was delivered by Miss Olive
Gay, and the exercises closed with a
Iocal selection by Mamie Tout
During the afternoon the eighth
grade pupils held a reception in the
school building, at which refreshments
we're served and the visitors were en-
ertained with exhibitions of school
work, musical numbers, etc. The eighth
Grade teachers of the Grant were Sam,
lei Doxey, principal, and Miss Florence
1irst.
The Pingree school held closing exer-
Uses last evening in the First ward
Meeting house.
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