Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-02
OGDEN NEWS.
S5rT UTAH. JUNE Z, isYs.
GRADUATING EXERCISES
.,uembcrs Of thc Graduating
a,,,,s marry sIlverthorn Hurt
In the Police Court

c,,es barry sll'er'hor" 'i"r
10 the Police Court
.,ws1eement exercises Of the
Joy tt,b school were held last even
,te Grang opera house, with
" .,,. attendance, In fact standing
we .s,. a premium. The front part
.t. 0oara house stage was very
,.rny decorated with flowers and
4 q. ngh school eoiors' black ana
arge. .s -. s.,- and
,ts5 a beautiful sight with all the
.,,ss seated on the stage. The
rr lady graduates were all dressed
7,e following program was ar'Is'-
aly renlerea'
y.s.y overture THE Right Kind,
...... b.. o.. Cd. 90. ''bI tlie'N "a
-.sgIrh school glee club sang AN
,-st.on.. .. o.. REV Il. Goshen
~ Mners Woolng, . 90. -. ''',.,.,
High school Glee club
m. Rose % Mexico" waltz, o" 90.
...., .... ...Orchestra
~. opsDlnr address Of the evening
az delivered by Chester Snow one OF
n uaduates from the literary course
rudy. His address was a mastery
.,5 scholarly effort and ELECTED wen
-stttd applause.
MANUAL TRAININ&
Miss Ameda Corey delivered an ora
M an Manual Training In the Pub
. eb01I." The young lady was well
elaInted with the topic which she dis
sd and ln well chosen words eN-
snsi the need and utility of manual
,rrIng IN the public schools. in con-
rt0n with book learning-it being
n Of the most Important branches OF
l1au0n. The masses OF the people are
rps.led 10 follow the avocauon which
-,tual training would prepare them
N and IL should be a prominent fed-
4 IN. of public school work. IL has been
,.5aiedy demonstrated that students
lr learn Just as much. if not more,
f. Ergilh grammar. mathematics. etc,
4 rlh a course of manual training as
Asy could u that branch Of their edu-
1.0n were neglected All the larger
Vs are introducing this branch OF
am.ng into their schools and are ind
tgit 90 be OF unlimited value
h. ID "a
4 Ils Standlsh. from Longfellow were
ri rendered by the following gradu-
gsi
fNIlla. oil. CO... Margaret l.. Barr
Ties Standish o.. o.. John n. Spargo
5tn Alden. o. William c. Barker
Eitr. d.. %. Oil. I'm. Spencer Stone
Messenger. .. " q. p. Frederick hart
The parts were excellently given by
each participant Miss Bars Priscilla
vas particularly fine.
BUSINESS COMMENCEMENT
An grafton was delivered by Miss
Nellie NJ Ruuedge, on Business
commencement The subject was
landed by the young lady Ia a most
Issew0rthy manner, Keen on look
ms up she offered as n motto which
De youth would do well 10 accept upon
1plug @ business life After making
lf necessary educational preparation
De aspiring youth should keep his eye
FH liked 0u the goal as he tolls up-
7ald Il IS necessary TO get an edu-
alton In order o. attain OF the highest
success 10 HE and every young person
should work 20 that end. Good princi-
Is good manners and good temper
m requisite qualities for o successful
BUSINESS career
NE class poem was read by Miss
be1la Marie Stone. bright young
ly win decided ability IN the poetlcal
Ins Of thought
Joe poem was a lengthy one reiterat-
lgmany school experiences. and prog
ioiucating future events for the mem-
y oi the class. and the High school
lha orchestra rendered a potpourri,
a nlWeret FOR everybody"
Americas Debt to England" was the
.i'e Of the subject chosen by William
Barker Tor his grafton and was a
.sl praiseUorthr effort on the part
lhe young graduate.
TRUE SUCCESS.
Joseph p. Evans delivered a very
-nmenlable Grafton on True Sue
'A The young man had famlliarized
ilseli thoroughly with his chosen sub
IVY ana made a success OF IL. His de-
9l,ssiy was pleasing and forcible He
.nel true success as being the elu-
sung and adapting OF ones mind and
t4 M such q manner that one may be
1t 20 enjoy ne and appreciate its
-slesI conceptions. and IN his daily
.4'A ana lab0rs. be able 20 teach and
.,shlen ihe minds OF others. thus
---tihs NE a pleasure 20 his fellow
zen as Well AS himself" The first ele-
KY oi Individual success. he said. is
...'Iiullau0n the second is perseyer-
Tie Interested his hearers with
-,tuyhet ui eminent Americans, who
-.t'ed success through their untiring
summation and perseverance.
"a american Caprice by orchestra. fol-
~ N, oy an address and presentation
"a llpionas by Hon. G. G. Richards.
~ lu ven chosen words explained TO
~. graduates the vast benefit Of true
''-auon and the worlds broad field
sb,-. and progression.
Ana ' Vs.; school Song" by High school
Ttshei.ction by Bishop James Taylor
'lls ended the exercises u one Of the
nj. successful High school commence
'A IN The history Of ogden City.
NAMES OF GRADUATES.
,s,93..loT.ng are the members Of the
''cs.lali classes:
G 'P5s ~. course. four years-Willlam
B,.-'. A-l VI. e. l.. Clara Arme "a
lr,.l lhomas s Canadian. NJ. G.. L.,
Hl,,i-ll r Core. G. L., Katherine J..
Io,ts,,aloyolham, NJ. e. T.. Angus r.
s,,,ns G.. l.. Louise Parker. John y.
CO e. L., BERTHA Marie stone. N.
h.. nealrice b. Foreman, Reuben r.
Fr.5'.'., ~ q, l.. Marion n. Cook.
NJ. Hart Mabel Knauss. C.. l..
Co. hcGreCor. Minnie ID. Rudieer.
cf- o. stanley ". SDencer stone.
~, .,es'er Snow s. CT.
49, Lc'o0'fc course. four vo1rs-
I r., j. Barr Anna Hansen. IS. e..
h., q. shor0er. elem 6. Car
G,s sarah l. Gibson. s. C.. L.
N prn- I,lal course. two vears-Violet
h.. "ceu,,age. Lottle slepth. Margaret
tf,,. - David NJ Shaw. clara h.
F.rg,,ll' samuel ] erik. c. l.. Ida L.
pr-s..' florence ". Driver. A Ralph
r.," Pearl Williams raw : Row.
Nirie p. wilson Ethel Young.
L. gs,r. ',or'sr Henry Rosenbluth. c.
a. hutledge. NJ. C. l., David