Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08

very thin, Flooding memories Of the
tnd ana sweet experiences OF a quarter
OF n century, surge through the mlnAB
Of men aud women who have known
Tho aspirations, passions, the knowledge
OF good and evil Of mature humanity
The early students OF the University
were nearly all descendants OF the plo.
noors OF Utah, and though, IN the MAN,
poorly equipped for educational courses
IRON n financial standpoint, they pos.
hohhed tho same lndOmitnblu purpose
TO conquer the worlds worst Zoe ighor.
anoo-ihDt animated their progonltors
10 face dangers ana diatroNsoB with
unfAlling trust They had boon dsoi.
pllned by adversely ana tho dotcrmInn.
ton TO achieve was strong IN their
Souls, These germs Of ambition and
untirlng oitorl have transformed our
dear boy students lulo dignlilcd states.
men, teachers, editors. authors law.
ycrs, doctors professors ana onrnost
workers IN many fields Throughout
our state rcllglously politically ANA 10.
clally whether IN public or private HE
nearly all reflect clodit on tHClr Alma
Mater
And the girls Of long ago. THOR ives
are frelghtod win experience teachers
WIVES, mothers, many Of them grand.
or HE, BEST upliftod, onuJblcd, through
being privileged to take the initial
steps IN aCIonco, art and literature IN
the University Of Dcscrot under ia
auspices, their awakened npprocia lion
learned TO follow the eau which is ring
ms Hlill
Come into regions yet unlrod, and
read what Is yet unread In the mann.
scrlptg Of God
Their part IN lilo's service In bccom.
ms good, capable teachers, wives ana
mothers IL Unsurpassed, H. there any.
ihlng hollor Than n teachers calling or
a lnolhcrp mdyng DEVOTION
our present lives are forever united
with lhc past eomo unexpected thing,
a smile, a Hover a sound Of music "a
breath Of Hprmgtimc air, u ringing
iootstop on The frosty path, viii cause
tho light 10 reach the dim rccceses "
memory, and bring yIVldly the loved
teachers and friends of youth, who
OF our old classmates has not Pic
turo IN hin mind of Prof Toronto
modest, thoughtful, unnseumng2 cap-
tain Bishop, courteous, aifnhle, oblig-
lng, Dr. HHrk God bless hs memory,
his life was large enough 10 include
the lives Of his students, Full of love
ana truo reverence HIS cnrnoetnoss IN
behalf " education inspired hs pupils
lo study, work 20 that his disciples
eoon found, Tongues IN trees, books IN
Tho running brooks sermons In stones,
ana good In everything" HIS ~ tho true
immortality Of influence, he sllll livos
In The llyos OF his students
Here pause, remember tcnderly with
him, tho dear departed ones by whose
have answered the roll cull In another
existence, but let them bc unforgotton
tonight
Now lot tho boys ana girls Of Aud
Lang Syno, with SILVER threads creep.
ms above their hrowH, greet with
lruoNl friendship and NarmeFt wishes
tho faculty and students Of the Y, Of
IT, 1905"
W ", Ray who was introduced ~
tho great 'rooicr" Of the past for the
University made n ihoughtful and
telling address on what true college
spirit was, what true athletics should
be- and on the proper place that athlc.
Ties rhould occupy IN an institution
Of learning lie vas ALSO greatly APP
plnudcd
T., NJ, Allison, who was 10 have re-.
Rnondcd 10 tho toaa, Looking For.
ward was unayodnhly absent and
on short notice Prof, Reynolds took
his place, lie, too, made an excellent
speech, portmying what the future ~
tho University Of Utah was, depicting
the fine buildings which some day
would adorn the hill, and giving a
good,naturod Ming Ht the style 81 mr..
chuccturc NJ the buildings today,
Miss Garnet AtlrIdgc, speaking for
tho graduating class, was heartily ap.
phudcd Tor her feeling address She
stated that tho naughty nvoa' formed
the largest graduating class ever turned
ont ny the University ~ Utah and
her nftcc,ionnto words Of parting and
ondcarmg references 90 teachers and
atudcnte yisibly affected AL her hear
ore,
AZ the close of the session, dancing
was resumed Tho occasion WAS made
specially interesting by the presence
Of President Ritter Dr. kngsbury, Mrs
Little and WaldcmNr VnnCott Of the
board Of regents, many Of the faculty.
ana large group Of tho old'timo etu-
dents, who graduated from the rniyer'
atty n Dcscrot during the iOe and sos,
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Glrls, II you want red lips, laughing
oVos uWosi hrsnth and rood looks use