The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-11
FUN BY HIGH
SCHOOL JUNIORS
cI,,s Day Exercises at Theatre
Great Success.
WERE ENJOYED BY BIG CROWD
-,-roRs WERE THE BUTT OF
MANY JOKES.

THE Theatre was " SCENE vi - u'e'' =
r,r last night that was made up
! ~ catchy music, merry laughter
ss.booI wells from the time the cur
~. won't mp until it was ruug down.
ras Junior class day, and the pro-
,me presented for the special ben
$50 the seniors and the amusement
=, choir friends was one. Of the most
..-,.+fyc that has perhaps ever been
messed in the old playhouse.
n. rss a musical affair of no little
ID. and 10 was voted a rOuSiug sue
cran bv the seniors. who will pre-
l-. tr,efr side of the story tonight. The
s..-.r,rue consisted Of "a bright and
,lrr opfrctta I'm two parts. i'm which
e- COMMITMENTS of the day were cX-
E.r~aJ with the members of the grad
.-,rr class and ;he juniors showed
NJ tlefr rrovcss To- good advantage.
pounds of applause were accorded the
-.-fD-uars. and several features OF the
5arramme were cucored.
Tong before the hour for the curtain
.. r.a the Theatre was packed. even
~, f6 the regions commonly known as
-ls-r, heaven" and the atmosphere
,.b-ated with deafening roars of class
.-7 school Wells. The 'freshies" from
M second circle didn't let the qUietude
Become oppressive to any one. The
,srrors I'm the dress circle waved their
,.ass coTors and kept up their end of
ng class yells.
Musical Talent Displayed.
Tho music for the operetta comprised
emf selections from the late popular
mf-ag and the words of the songs
rsre right to the point The words
we're composed by members of the
gass. and ono march that made Il hit
r.th the audience was the composition
Of one of the Junior boys.
While the Theatre orchestra played
II lively march, the members of the
Hqss marched ion from the wings and
formed iH "a body ON the stage. singing
A lively class song. The girls were
neatly atJrcd in white dresses and
jackets trimmed with blue fringes, and
wore caps of the same material. The
BOYS wore white trousers and black
coats. with blue and white caps. These
to.5rs are the class colors, and the cos
tunes presented a very pleasing ap-
TaanCe
The officers Of the class. Major Mark
.NcChrystal Captain AIeck r. Thomas.
Lieutenant VIII Nuttal and Aides
Louis Farnsworth and Creighton
Brown, attired in white duck military
uniforms and bearing swords. marched
r and took their places at the head Of
,ie class. Major McChrystal the
PRESIDENT OF the class. made an intro
'urtory address that was pithy with
wopos wittiCisms and jokes that pro-
Ussd applause and laughter.
Captured a Senior.
The news was then brought that a
senior had been captured in the Junior
camp. and while the class sang A lively
a1g Sir Nicholas Scantylocks, 'the
whole thing iu the senior class. was
rshered before the footlights in a long
tube that made a balloon ascension
and left him amid his captors. The
part was q hurlesqUe on President
Nicholas Smith of the senior class. and
was happily portrayed by Il Roy
Bourne
Sir Nicholas, I'm a minstrel lay. gave
bis opinion of the juniors. that was i'm
reality the juniors conception OF the
seniors While the class sang a song
respectfully dedicated to the seniors.
Sir Scsu,yI0cks was marched off into
captivity
Ihe second part OF the programme
opened with a pleasing drill by eight
girls and eight boys attired i'm cavalry
uaq7i1gs and armed with swords. The
participants wore campaign hats and
yellow sashes. and performed a number
H uaneuyers while they sang a rous-
as march song composed by VIII
1-.amaa. a member Of the class. The
ellfnre demanded q repetition OF the
-A with O. prolonged encore.
Senior Gossips.
The feature of the evenings enter
eminent was then presented under the
.la of the senior Gossips." Three
ES at,.rsd iu a combination of FEM
' attire. that Don itself made the
.--enea laugh until the tears began
row. m.miCkCd the characteristics
... AaAa F. h Ela hAANhf ID -NlAaVl
s.S Feminine gossip about the pu-
.-s was spun out IN song. and the trio
'-lImet some dance steps that kept
~ audience IN an uproar of laughter.
PARTS we're taken by VIII Bateman.
-ItaNt Sherman and Roy Williams.
E Juniors rushed I'm en- masse and
A the seniors captive. while they
s another merry ditty.
l'4a the "FreShies" up TO date were
resented by "a number of the juniors
showed just how the "freshy"
When he enters High school. Four
poe junior boys appeared before the
. Wan programme which they
''.'t was the one the seniors pro-
l' present tonight. and sang q
- of the songs. u happened.
S'. that tho seniors had the pro-
=. ..' printed for the especial ben
-ra juniors.
~. entire class again appeared upon
r- .ase and sang their Goodnight"