Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-27
JUNIORS SCORE
MANY POINTS.

This morning rousing student meeting
closed the l., d S. university school pro-
gram FOR the year, President David o..
Harris OF the Students society, present
ed the school three pictures Raphaers
Sistno Madonna, st. Marks Cathedral,
Venice hand painted print. the Parthe-
non at Rome photograph, and also fivo
smaller pictures. These are the beginning
Of the students art collection and arc
very choice works Mr., Thomas ASH
worth sang the sacred solo, "Thc Holy
Temple by Mary Kelly and JOS. j..
Daynes, also the sentimental ballad, "Ben
Brandon"
The juniors held high carnival at the OK
ponse Of the seniors and the faculty in
their program last night IL was one Of
the most humorous ana clever exercises
ever given at the school, and fairly spark
led with choice entertainment features
There was large audience present. not
Wlthstanding the rain, The stage was
tastily decorated with bunting In the class
colors, white ami green and flowers
Their first number was a song OF well
come composed by q member Of the class
Miss Charlotte WotzcL which was sung
by the whole class, This was followed by
"a scmi-scriOus address by the class pres
idcnt, Harold Robinson. During the first
IltfNNlllk
song both Of which contained illusions
to the graduating class, the juniors had
been considerably embarrassed by the
fact mat tho seniors were absent But
just before the concluding sentences. as
the speaker was referring TO the AUS
terc dignity OF the latter, they came ul-
ing I'm, attircd IN caps ana gowns, and
took their seats Immediately IN front Of
the rostrum, 10 seemed incredible that
such q happy coincidence should happen,
Next came the history Of the Glasses
10y Robert Marchant who also gave "A
practical demonstration Of the various
changes which the class had undergone,
The preparatory year was represented by
a small boy stlll In the Misunderstanding
period, the first year by a coy young girl,
rolling her shoulders I'm a modest cndeaV-
or 20 hide her face; tho second year. by a
young lad Of the Smart kind. tho
fourth, by a tall lanky, but Industrious
youth weighted down with books and
knowledge, and the third By seven beauti-
ful maidens who gave q pretty Hover
drill. with roses for wands
This was followed by a duet by Noel
Pratt and George Cannon, "rhe Morning
Breaks" An extremely clever series Of
cartoons representing the names OF tho
rs graduates furnished no little amusc-
ment and intellectual exercises for the
audience, one Of the best for instance,
was a capital a." "A lean young girl n
capital "p,' and a rat and meant "llccne
Pratt The faculty song followed, I'm
which each teacher came IN Tor his snare
OF merry testing his actions during the
year being, OF course, viewed through stu
dent eyes. This song was composed by
Helen Klmbal.
one of tho most humorous ana original
parts was tho Meeting Of Three Juniors
IN 1880 Jabcz West Orson Rogers and
Vernon Fclt Under this unique gulse In.
quirios were made about each Of the grad
yates, which elected some amusing and
witty answers, Another well-arrangcd
part was the Seniors IN Engy a figure
dressed I'm the garb Of some of the gradu-
atng class. whose head grew before the
audience 10 an amazing size, finally burst
ing with a tremendous explosion, The
lights were put out at this point and
when the audience were able 20 sce again
there stood an ass In the place formerly
occupied by the cfiieS
Under the heading AN Important Au-
nouneemcnt' the president gave out The
program TO be gkon tonight by the spu-
tors much 10 the astOulshmcnt ut tuc
latter. who wondered how the juniors
had got the Information a song "1he
Green and the White. written 10y Char
lotte Wotzel concluded the interesting
program.
This evening the seniors give their pro.
gram In 3arratt Han M is expected that
there Will be something lively goIn ON,
but II Is certain that an attempt will be
made 20 Guido tho juniors Graduation
exercises will be held tomorrow morning
al half past ten In B1rratt Halt