The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-01

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president Of the student body Mr.
George c. Riser to succeed Mr.. ". W.
Ray
This years normal graduating class
is leaving TO the university a flag pole
and flag. The pole is being put IN
place and viii be rs feet i'm height. A
large United States rag viii be raised
on class day. The flag win fly from a
position midway between the library
and the museum buildings
Professor AGREE on Wednesday, while
Furnishing his students in qualitative
analysis with an examination, treated
them to orange ice and cake to arouse
their spirits and quicken their wits.
On Thursday last Instructor Howard
briggs received from his section OF
engineering boys an album containing
the autograph Of each member Of the
class.
Instructor HOwells on the same day
received from the engineers in English
X gold mounted meerschaum pipe.
Mr.. Jimmie Wade made the presenta-
/ ton speech
Dr. O. L. Elliott, registrar of Cornell
university viii spend commencement
week with Professor G. NJ. Marshall.
The first year students, the Social
Leaguers, went for a trolley ride on
Wednesday evening and enjoyed a very
pleasant trip.
The Engineering society gave its sec
ond annual banquet last Thursday
night in the museum building. the ar
ranging committee consisting Of
Messrs. L. J. Seckels, c. G. Dresser, A.
Hatch, c. 4. belong, L. CahOOn and
J. II. Johnson. Dr. J. Z. Talmage Of
hclated as POSTMASTER and tOasts were
] responded to by President Kingsbury,
Professors Lyman and Merrill, c.
V. Allen, c. G. Dresser and G. NJ p.
Dougall. The boys had a thoroughly
pleasant evening.
Professor Aliens algebra class on
7 Wednesday Presented him with a book
I let as a token Of their regard for him,
/ and accompanied it with a large sack
I of peanuts, which they spent the TeCi-
tation period in eating.
Miss Nora Reese entertained the nor
NAL graduating class at her home on
/ Tuesday evening and all had a pleas
ant time upon the lawn.
Professor Lyman addressed the grad
yates of he Twenty-ninth district
school on Wednesday night last in the
| amusement hall Of the Sugar House
ward.
| Mr.. P. P. Christensen met the grad
uating classes on Thursday forenoon
/ and extended &c them a hearty invita-
4 ton to attend the alumni banquet to
/ be held next Thursday evening in the
museum building.
/ Professor Marshall on Wednesday
I recommended to his English students
a course of light reading for the sum
mer.
Miss Libbie Yearsley entertained the
| members Of the fourth year normal
class at her home last Thursday night
/ The progTa mme for the whole of
/ commencement week is as follows: The
/ BaccaIaureate sermon will be delivered
! tonight at $3.50 in the Assembly hall by
/ Bishop Orson F. Whitney; the exercises
of the third year normal class will be
/ held tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the mu-
! scum building; the faculty reception to
J graduates will be given in the normal
\ building from to in the afternoon,
| and the senior hop will take place in
/ the assembly room Of the museum
/ building in the evening. On Tuesday
/ the normal students hold their class
/ day exercises at 10 a. m, and in the
! evening at s the college class gives
/ it's exercises; both are to be held in the
J assembly room Of the museum build
/ ing. On Wednesday at 1890 the thirty
/ third annual commencement will he
/ held in the Salt Lake theatre, and in
1 the evening The Alumni association will
I hold it's business meeting for the year
/ in the university buildings Thursday
/ evening is the alumni banquet. Friday
/ is field day at Saltair and on Saturday
/ afternoon at 2:30 the interstate ath-
! letic meet with the University of Cali
/ fOrnia viii occur on the university
/ campus.
/ In preparing for the athletic contest
/ bleachers have been constructed that
| will accommodate between 400 and 500,
/ and a canvas will be stretched over
/ the face OF the gTandstand to cut or
! the intense heat of the sun.
/ The address to graduates, the princ,-
| pal feature of the commencement pro
/ gramme. win be delivered by Colonel
l William Nelson; Moses Thatcher
viii speak in behalf Of the board of
regents.
/ In addition to the box Of cigars pre-
scented to him by the students of fresh
, man mathematics on Wednesday that
they might escape the final examina-
I ton in trigonometry, Professor Toronto
received from his algebra class on
| Thursday a mementO in the form of a
/ diminutive pipe.
The class in second year Latin had
a very pleasant hour for their last reci-
tatiOn on Thursday. Instructor Mel
/ Chic had promised the students a final
review. but instead had prepared to
{ entertain the class with cake. straw
! berries, ice cream and an informal pro
/ gramme. The students also had made
/ preparation to surprise their teacher,
and when he entered the room he was
/ greeted with yelis, and the sight of
each one present served with cake and
sherbet. Teacher and student were
! equally surprised, and the hour that
followed was doubly enjoyable. In
structor Holmes and Manager Richards
J and Misses Effie Hague. Annie
4 Thatcher and Leona Miller OF the col
lege were present as guests. TOasts
were responded to by Instructor
Holmes, Misses Efie Hague and Ivy
Dix and Mr.. McGhie.
The third-year class day exercises, in
/ addition to music by the class and By
] individual members. viii consist OF
four numbers. named as follows:
who's BOss?" REST for the Weary. ~
Eternity and "Transmagnificanb ban
dannality A. N" The students have
lspent much time in preparing these
numbers and something good is ex-
pected.
Among the many visitors this week
were Miss Adele Horn and Miss Min
ME Ray. both Of last years normal
class. on Tuesday: Superintendent D
H. Christensen. Mrs. Emma J. Nc
Wicker and Mr.. F. NJ. Young, president
Of the normal class Of 80, en- Wednes-
day: and Messrs J. l. Stark and l. A.
4 Stephenson, both Naughty Ones. on
Thursday.
Mr.. o. ". Carlson. valedictorian OF
the normal class Of 90. visited on Wed
nesday and declared his intention tC
return next year TO complete his col
llege course
At the invitation Of the faculty there
viii be present at the faculty reception
[ to graduates those Of the county su-
perintendents who are in the city. and
/ those who have addressed the students
during the year at chapel exercises.