The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-18

AT ALL HALL0WS
Students Give Musical Pro-
gramme and Military Drill.
THREE DEGREES CONFERRED
MEDALS AWARDED FOR EXCEL
LENCE IN SCHOLARSHIP.

The eighteenth annual commence
ment exercises of All Hallows college
were held last evening in the Salt Lake
theatre. A musical programme by the
college band and orchestra was given.
"A violin solo by Arthur Petersen was
repeatedly encored The exhibition
drill by one platoon, company B, was
q feature Of the programme. The boys
went through many of the more diff
cult evOlutiOns and formations i'm the
manual Of arms and aroused applause.
q. C. Goodwin MADE the commence
meut address. He advised the boys to
seek the most out of life. While money
was good thing and a power for
good, 1t should not be the main aim
Of life He urged them i'm going out
from the safe harbor of home influence
into the unknown seas of life TO remain
true to themselves holding honor iu-
dustry and integrity as the rudder OF
their career, which would again bring
them into the safe harbCr of am hon
orable old age and tn consciousness
of a life well spent.
Robert J. Fope gave the valedict1ry
address He spoke of the influence OF
college life on character and of the
regret with which all left the halls of
their Alma Mater.
List Of Honors Conferred.
The following degrees. gold medals
and class hOuOrs were then conferred.
Degree of Bachelor of Arts-Rybcrt
j. Pope of Orleans. Neb.
Degree of Bachelor of Science-Ar-
thur II. Petersen of salt Lake City,
Utah.
Degree of Master of Accounts
Charles j. Pannetier of Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Musical Department-Arthur II. Ped
ersen, graduate lin violin.
The graduating gold medal for excel
ience TN violin, donated by Most Rev.
Archbishop Redwood, S. NJ. of Well
iugtOn y. T., has been awarded TO AT
thur Fl. Petersen of Salt Lake City
The gold medal for highest average
IN sophomore and junior classes do
mated by John Lynch, Salt Lake City
Utah, was awarded to Peter O'Neil of
Butte, Mont; honorably distinguished
Arthur II. Petersen, Salt Lake City
Utah.
The gold medal for excellence IN the
freshman course, donated by Senator
Thomas kearns. was awarded 10 Ed
ward PantOn of Billings. Mont; hon
orably distinguished, John Galligan of
Park City. Utah.
The McGurriu medal for excellence
in commercial branches, given by Fran
els e NJ urrin of salt Lake City. was
awarded 20 William Wallace OF Raw
Inns, Wy0.; honorably distinguished,
Frank Gallagher of Anaconda Mont
The gold medal for excellence i'm the
second year academic, donated by Very
Rev. Thomas Galligan Of Park City.
was awarded to Joseph b. Cashin OF
Evanston, Wyo., hOnOrably distin-
guished. Ezra Burton of Vernal Utah,
and Robert Spicer of Rock Springs,
Wyo.
The gold medal for excellence in the
first year academic, donated by James
Ivers of salt Lake City. was awarded
to Philip Fitzmaurice of Salt Lake
City; h0nOrably distinguished, Arnold
Gridley of HageTman. Ida.
The gold medal for excellence i'm the
primary classes, donated by Miles Fin
len of Butte, Mont, was awarded to
Morgan McDeTmOtt of Salt Lake City;
hOnorablv distinguished Romano Hoo
gan of BOzeman, Mont, and Lyman
Bunting of Salt Lake City.
Prizes For Elocution.
The gold medal for eIocuuon in senior
courses. donated by the Rev. p. NJ.
CUshnahan of Ogden, was awarded to
Martin CUrran of Hagerman, Ida;
hOnOrabIy distinguished, Julius
Schmidt of Sandy. Utah.
The gold medal for elocutiOn In
junior courses. donated by Timothy
Kinney of Rock Springs. Wyo., was
awarded to Leslie EaTls of Salt Lake
City; honorably distinguished, Ezra
Burton of Vernal Utah.
The silver medal for elOcuti0n in the
primary courses, donated by the Very
Rev. Dean Smith, s. NJ, of Hastings,
n. L.. was awarded to Romano Hogan
of Bozeman. Mont: hOnorabiy distin-
guished, Thomas Owens of salt Lake
City.
The gold medal founded by the Rev.
j. II. O'Brien of BOZeman, Mont, was
awarded to Robert j. Pope of Orleans,
Neb.: honorably distinguished, Martin
Curran of Hagerman, Ida.
The silver medal for athletics i'm the
Junior courses, donated by the Rev.
Patrick O'DonOghue of Eureka. Utah,
was awarded to Timothy Buckley Of
Weiser. Ida; honorably distinguished,
Elmer Deuhalter Of Provo, Utah.
The first prize for excellence i'm the
department of athletics
was won by Leo Donovan of ShOsh0ne,
Ida. honorably distinguished, Romano
Hogan OF BOZeman Mont.