The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-27

fort TO have all the normal classes hold
their usual yearly reunions in connection
WITH the alumni banquet on June 20, Some
OF the classes have already arranged to
matter.
The normal graduating class on Tues
day voted to add so to the normal sch0i-
a;5dashlp founded last year by the class of
During the interstate contests in debate
ana athletics the best OF feeling has pre-
vailed among the members of the contest
ing teams. The local team has admired
the gentieman-llke conduct of the visit
0rs ana they in turn have appreciated
the royal hospitality of their hosts A
ddnce was given last night in Christen-
sens in their honor.
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Mr. McGhie addressed the eighth grade
graduates OF the East Jordan school last
Thursday night
Professor r. R Lyman will address the
graduates of Davis county on Monday
morning at 10 clock in the opera house
at BOuntiful.
High School.
An oil painting of KiIauea volcano.
loaned by MRS. {. p. Brooks is now in
the shadow box.
Wednesday morning the assembly ex-
erclses We're of particular interest The
programme was opened by violin, flute
ana piano, quartette selection by Louise
Nelden, Florence LOsee. lanes and FIr-
nest Sadler. They PLAYED ssVicforious
America, and declined TO respond to an.
enthusiastic encore. A brother of Mr.
Gillian of the mathematical department
then amused the school by a number of
entertaining recitatiOns. After exDlain-
ing that ne was from Indiana in a salts
| factory manner, he recited When Our
.5 sinS SPOKE "a PIIeee' pig Head and
then played the Flower Song" concIud-
ing the programme.
Friday afternoon the school listened to
actresses by members of the G. A. r.
addressed the school were Colonel NJ NJ
haighn and Sergeant A. X. Nicholson.
Among the visitors during the past
week We're Mr.. and Mrs. Sadier, Mr. Ed
dlngheld, Major Harry Hill, Mr. o. W.
Moyle, Mr.. HaTdley, Miss Hattie King.
MISS Katherine Jel1ch, Mrs. CrOzier, Pro-
lessor X K. Lyman, Miss Margaret Hull,
ar. =. W. Wilson, Mrs MARCEL and the
Misses Clare and Winifred Whitehead.
Following is the programme for com
| nm1eneement, Wednesday evening, Hay 90:
music, Se!ected ----......-..-.-Boys chores
History" essay by ...L..... Mark Brown
1dDIeau 1899 .............. History
Literature essay by ......Alice Gibson
soiIe'u - 49, 1900. Literature
IN, Mathematics" essay, by John Turner
. 1SpIeau ;;-.-- ...-.- -....... Ma thematics'
Science" essay, by.-........ Nellie Goss
1aDleau ....-. .------..---..- Science
CIasslcs,' essay, by .-......Pearl Weller
Vocal solo, selected Agatha BerkhOeI
Presentation of diplomas by Mr.. E. w
Wilson, president or the board of educa-
Those who will take mart I'm the tab
Ieaux named above are:
Science-Sarah Reed Park, Margie Mill
Ter, Daisy Raybould, May Billings.
Mathematics-ROya MilliroR
Literature-Carrie Sappington. Myrtle
Hanson, May Kendall, Edwin Puzey
Isaac Ball, Harry Fulton
Hlstory-Annie Adams, Abbie Cregar
! WnOna Jones, Louise King, Mile Davis,
Beatrice Davis, Jennie Sand, Esther Hail.
| WlnSlow Smith, Sam Mathis VIII Rich
ards, Fritz Palmquist, Percy BeTkley,
Jasper Fletcher, Fannie MARCEL, Bertha
BOOtes, Agatha Berkhoel
Muses-Florence Losee, Emma Brown
Stella Kelley, Gertrude Hartman, Leta
Mcmillan, Verne Patterson, Violet Whit
more, Edith Hale, Florence Groesbeck.