Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-07
EXERCISES At
THE THEATER.
Hipb School Graduates Present a
Splendid Program
INTERESTING ADDRESSES
nsauufn TuBleaux - Remarks "
,.,,c,nai clark President wilson
presents the Diplomas

IN. gathering at the Theater last
.,sri,e 10 witness the eighth annual
announcement exercises Of the nus"
scbod was brilliant one The pro-
gram was delightful. no feature OF ~
belnr long enough TO weary. ana oi.sH'
and lively enough to interest. tne
n@ant,on tableaux and musical selec-
,,ons lptersperslng the speeches OF Ihe
graduates. enhanced the pleasure WIZ"
mich both were listened TO.
The auditorium was profuseIy dec
Grated I'm red. the class colors, ana ie -.l
end black the school colors. - 81
streamers were attached 10 the po,
80, m Inc drop curtain. when mover
s,rocsfilly as the curtain was Ialsyu
Ths T6eater orchestra opened tHe
'-,,, with Ga Gozza Laddra
prde Richard Lyman Of the unlNer-
"a, offered the invocation. The htst
sSdrsss was by Mark Clegg rBoWn' on
History" the subject being Wen
bandled and nicely delivered. Follow
10 he speech was q striking tableau'
"Soiumbrs Before Isabella, the follow
ing students taking part: 9Th.
Columbus Wlnslow Farr-Smlth'
oyosn Isabella. Miss Bertha Newman
peates lester. Sam j. Mathis cup
bsarer Abner l.. Howell coufueIs,
Nusses Ester Hall. Winona Jones, 40
HE can Crager. Anna ROlfe Adams
Ioyisa King. Louise Martha Benz
Jsnnie Sands Mile Electa Davis, Bea-
trice paws Fannie Elmira Marcel, D.
percy Berkeley VIII A. Richards, Jas
Nor Fletcher Jr Fritz a. Palmquist.
Miss Alice ANITA Gibson read a most
avealIent paper on Literature, belnA
a short history OF the evolution OF
literature and very credltable inter-
nratation OF the works OF the world 3
greatest poets and writers. The ad-
dress which evoked tremendous ap-
plause. was followed by a tableauX, DIS
playlng q ghakespearean group mo
following characters being represented.
shakesbeare. Isaac Ball: Hamlet, Ed
win A. Puzey: Ophelia. Miss Carrie
gappipgton: Lady Macbeth Miss Myr1
lie Nav Hanson: Romeo, Harry Rector
Fulton: juliet, Miss May Kendall
John Royal Turner, acquitted himself
proudly In a speech on Mathematics,
his ideas being clear and lncisive. The
tableaux following this was called
"The Mathematician Royal Hearn
Milllron took the character
Miss Nellie Goss elucidated q few
very good ideas on the subject OF Sci
ence." which was illustrated by a
tableau. The group In this tableau was
composed OF Misses Sara Reid Park,
Margaret Miller. Daisy Raybould and
Lillian May Billings. The idea wac
very good
Miss Pearl Weller captured the audi
rnce with her sweet and engaging man
ner I'm the reading OF paper on The
Classics, charaCterizlng them as the
best means for acquiring culture. The
paper was well written and delivered
beautifully. The tableau following this
was called the Mine MUSES. repre-
scented By Misses Florence Losee Sara
Emma Brown, Florence Groesbeck
Edyth Mae Hale. Stella Reilly, Leta
Mcmillan, Violet NJ. Whltworth Leila
Verne Patterson and Gertrude NJ. Hart
man
The curtain was then dropped. pres
emily II was raised and on the stage
were discovered the entire class, viii
Superintendent Cooper, Principal A. o
Clark, President +, ". Wilson Of the
board OF education, and others. Miss
Agatha Berkhoel sang Mignon''
song In a most winning style. Princi
pal Clark then addressed the gradual
ing class, congratulatlng them on com
pletlng their work at the High Schoo
and giving them much wholesome ad
vice
The diplomas were presented by Pres
ident Wilson in a brief though happl
speech The benedictlOn was pro
nounced by Prof. Lyman and the grad
yates We're then showered with con
CALCULATIONS by friends and relatives.