The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
B. Y. Academy.


The disappointment over the outcome of
the Academy-University athletic contest
was very keen and is still regretted by
the students. All are united IN the con-
VictiOn that the university was wrong and
violated 4, clear understanding in attempt
ing 30 bring in men, not registered stu
dents OF the university. They also JUS
tify the managers of the Academy Ath-
letic association, in taking the stand they
did, but deDlOre the need there was In
taking such a stand. The school turned
out its unusual number with the best Of
feeling towards the university and full
of the belief hat the victory was theirs
They came away with different feelings;
feelings for which disgust Is but a tame
word. 1t will take a long time to bring
about a meet between these two insti-
tutiOns in the future Institutions with
regulations such as these, cannot afford
to meet on any other plan than that Of
honest methods; The late 1asco has left
q bad taste in the mouth of everybody.
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Commencement week exercises:
Saturday evening, May 70, primary
school exercises.
Monday morning, May %, advancement
OF classes, and giving credit.
Monday evening. May Is, graduating ex-
ereises OF the class OF 1900
Tuesday morning, May %, advancement
OF the class of 1903 to COLLEGE.
Tuesday afternoon, May %, commercial
college ra1uating exercises.
Tuesday evening the opera Priscilla
will be presented in the opera house by
the musical department, under the direc-
ton of Professor LUnd.
Wednesday, May 80, FIELD day sports and
Wednesday evening the Athletic asso-
citation Will give a grand ball.
Thursday morning, May 81, regular
commencement exercises in the stake tab
ernacle. Dr. Carl G. Maeser will deliver
the commencement Grafton.
Thursday afternoon and evening the
Alumni reunion will be held.
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The academy summer school viii be
held at Beaver this year, commencing
June T. Professors Brimhall, Hickman,
Horne and Maeser will be among the in
structors. School will convene for six
weeks and credit Will be given for the
work. There will also be a two weeks
course given at Provo TO accommodate
teachers and those who desire TO take a
review.
The long-looked-for contest in baseball
between the b. L. academy faculty and
the doctors and lawyers Of Provo, viii
take place on the Second ward square at
Professor Miller will soon leave for Bat
tie Creek, Mich, where he will pursue a
course of study in the medical college
of that city He will probably be gone
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F. G. Warwick and r. Z. Allen, stu
dents of the commercial college, will
spend the summer at Rochester, N Y,
where they will attend school They will
doubtless be engaged as teachers in the
college when they return.
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Miss OTville Clark, one Of our century
class students, who has been attending
school at Ann ArboT, Mich. for the past
three years, will be present al the grad
uating exercises Of her class, May %
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The commercial graduating class of the
2. Y academy gave a bail Thursday
evening III room I, OF the academy build
ing. Sixty couples We're in attendance,
refreshments were served and a most eX-
cellent time enjoyed The commercial
graduates for 1900 are Hyrum Burton.
Nephi; W. a Davis, Spriugville; d. r.
I Davis. Bingham; Archie Spillsbury, To-
queTville; J. u. Page, Orangeville and Le-
land Clark, Panguitch.