The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
NORMAL CLASS
Is GRADUATED
Exercises Are Held at the Salt
Lake Theatre.
BDSLEsQUE ON JUNIORS
SENIORS DISPLAY Professors
FAILIEGS.

The class day exercises Of the state
normal school were held iu lhe salt
Rake theatre yesterday afternoon II.
- Worlton. the president of the class.
anade short address. dilatmg upon tha
motto of The class of 1904 "Be orig
laal The programme consisted of d
H1riosque on the junior students and
tbe faculty. Each of The four acts rep
resented year Of college life.
ihe first scene represented the OPEN
1He day al college. with old students
coming back and freshmen registering
and consulting members Of the faculty
David Aeek. as Professor O., NJ. Mar
shall provoked considerable applause
with his "take-0n' on The Iiguifed i'm
sstluetor. The other 7aEla were taken
cas- follows Professor c. %. Coray,
george Larsen Professor ID. r.. Allen,
Edgar Angel; Professor w. Roylance,
James NJ Carlson, Professor William
~, stewart. w j. Lowe. Farmer
Enlth, d. G.. Bangs, his daughter. Miss
--lzabeth Barton; OLD Mrs Green
Baum, Miss Nellie Lyman. her son,
Thomas, Scott Jones, senior students.
Earl Thompson and sylvester Jones;
chorus OF incoming freshmen. A sex
.tette, composed of the Misses Florence
Lloyd, Bessie Brooks, Clara ID. cole,
Jennie s. Hill, Ruth DahlQuist and
ann NOrdyan. sang our Medicine, and
how We Took IT," telling of the tasks
set by the instructors and how they
were performed. The finale was q song
by the entire class entitled "Net Re
sp0lsi ole.
Sophomore Year Figures.
The second scene represented sophie
more zoology students gathering bugs
I'D nets for study A double mixed
4uaFtettet composed of the Misses Mar
ina Duncan. Grace Nielsen Adelaide
Joynt, Jane BrecSou. Messrs John
thurman. Earl Thompson Leo Butler
aie David Leek sang parody ON
any Rags entitled Amy Bugs2
ne entire class sang humorous piece
Nalleds Hurry Up" Something iu
toi0rs' was song and dance parody
"u bit from THE StOrksF a comic
opera, rendered by the Misses Celia
AlacCready, Margaret Savage. Ethel
-dcDonald, Katherine James and Ruth
4(ahhuist dressed TO represent butter
lilies
The third scene showed room of
some Junior students. the boys engaged
In studying practicing eI0cUtion WASH
ing clothes and pressing trousers. The
young men are surprised by a eau OF
several co-eds who proceed to make
the boys embarrassed by reading let
Lers homo asking Tor money, and rules
of the den. The parts were taken by
the Misses Mayme smith. Jane Breck-
Cn, Grace u. Dielsen, Belle DeMOisy,
Alessrs. Leo Butler. David Leek Earl
thompson. George Ward. ID, q. Thur
man and Evan Gamett
There was drill and song by twenty
Sour young men and women iu athletic
costume. THE performers were the
AlIsSes Amy Adams Alice Burton. CLIFF
rie Cameron. Adelaide JOINT, Clara Latte
MGR agnes Lawson. Amy Lyman. Ethel
-acbonaid. Mary Parker. Harriet Peuf0ld.
sarah Stewart. and lrma Walker. Messrs.
auulus Ranks Raw Burton. Leo Butler.
James Cierks0n. George Larson. David
4.eck. William Lowe, Earl Thompson.
David Thurman George Ward and
Frederick ~ arltou.
Miss Ruth Adelaide Dahlauist sang a
soprano solo. as finale % the third act
Daily college experiences were shown
81 pautomimc while the graduates sang
'All Kieht'
Pipe of Peace Presented.
T0 show the juniors that the buTlesque
CT them had ali been produced only I'm
friendship. and with none but kindly
feelings the sermO paCis. or pipe of
Un behalf of the graduates. tO the class
OF 1893. President Hyrdm SydeTEaard. OF
ine Junior class who was iu the audience, .
Was called 90 the stage and received the
venerable token of friendship ON behalf
OF his classmates
The entertainment closed with the REM
lerlug OF the farewell song by the entire
normal FraduarguE class.
The tWeuty-fItth annual commencement e.
of the University of Utah win take place
o. the salt Lake theatre al $50 O'Clock
IllE evening.