Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
HIGH SCHOOL AND
ITS GRADUATES.
Exercises at the Grand ThCater
Oh q Character 10 Please Par
euts and Patrons
DIPLOMAS FOR LARGE CLASSES.
Names OF the SIudents Who VIII Get
Ihem---Ihe Year Now Closing Has
Bsen q Successful One

An ambitious EFFORT was that Of the
East Side High school at lts third an
nual commencement exercises IN the
Grand theater Saturday evening Thc
program Included two dramatic NUM-
b,rs, both OF them oycollcntly done, and
u debate Tor medals, which showed
hard practise aud consistent training
The building was ,hrongod with stu
dents gnily dcckcd out IN school col.
ora and they nado things interesting
to the actors ana dobutols by cheering
each effort 10 the echo
Tho medal debate was between thus,
Hines and clifford LJohhur and Scott
Rimblll and Fred linssolt, VINO dolend'
ed the negative ana affirmative side
respectively Of the question, 'liosolved,
that Tho free institutions Ut the United
states are I'm moro danger from lmml.
grafton than from Internal dissentlon
ana corruption" Tho medals went Ia
Hines ana clifford, who won on a mar
TOW margin, tho proAoninllOn epcOcheA
being mndo by Hon, Fisher Harris
Following the debate "A Natural
Npol'' was rendered IN "A way 70 pros
woke great nughtoE by Laura pOul-
ron, teachers Lloyd lOofbolroW, Cora
lNssclt joe Johnson, Constance Reese,
lester Wire, Wollhoa Learned Roy
klddor and Rona Bray
ACTING WAS CLEVER,
The largo cast ~ the "llouseholl on
the SlyN' made the scene one OF girl
ieh beauty, and IN itself was worth
q visit to the play house, AZ Mrs, Noah
LlG3ic Robinson held the oontor OF the
stage successfully, aud was frequently
appIaudod, Thomas Walton as Adam.
Mas excellent, while 40 porlia Bessie
tulllson WAS entirely acceptable, Tho
lnombeV Of the entire east handled
their parts In excellent form and might
each be mentioned flyomblS
The Anllguno scene was surprise,
az hardly any Of the audience expected
10 finished u performance of The dllli'
cut limos between Antg0no and lalneno
ana between Groom and AntIgonp, The
chorus Nv entitled To praise for tho OK
cellont handling II gave the lyrics, ltB
tluing was under Prof Anton Peterson,
Tho east IN the "lIousoboat on tho
StyN' follows,
Chnron, ], r. WhIttomore. Queen
Elizabeth M0gd0 Bcrgstrom, Sir Wal.
ter Raleigh John LoolbouroW; Cloopa..
tra, Jean Williams, MIR Noah William
Holmo Mis-, Noah, LigSie Robinson
Dolllah Faith WALKER, Shakespeare,
Archie strickland Dr. Johnson Wal.
lace Woolf; Boswell, Frank BoXrud
Mrs. Lot, Bessie Judd Shem Thomas
Walton Adame Thomas Walton; Kan
thippc, Esther Hart L, r. BaInum I'D.
ward Brown Helen " Troy Margaret
1tA Don No. A -
don street, Josephine, Marie cushing,
Dlogenos George CIiiohlow, C0aaandra,
ElNlo de Oio0t, Joan Of Arc Hazel
lllls Baron Munohausen, EOrlo Farms.
WORTH capt Kidd, Bonore Grant,
ptOlcmY hrmltnBo Rhodes; Mary
Queen Of Scolp Ethel Cheshire Confu-
Gus, Ernest Moroton, Lady Macbeth,
Rose Hogan, Ophol0, Margaret Watt
son, juliet, Ivy Evans, Jonah Carlo
Pnuncleo Dido, carrie Christensen;
blackstone Wayne Cargo, LuorctIa
porgla, Hattie WaplcE Darwin. Geo,
ldnAoY CAlpurnln, Mary Gunnel, por-
tln Bessie Cnlllson Trllby, Ella Dyer;
Oliver Goldsmith Charles Chnifln, Car
lyle, Gordon Douglas, Madame Reca-
micr Catherine McCarck Moro,
Archie COIN pocahontos, Ivy rorrcs-
teri Margaret Vaols, Alberta McCanno.
Marie Antolnettc, Albra Sparcy, Well
ingtor Carl SNOW
Tho east ~ characters IN the acono
from 'Anllgone" N az follows
Crcoll tking Of Thobos), John Claw
som Guard, Russell sands. Antig0no
(danghlcr of Oodlnue), Margaret Par
sons lsmone daughter OF Oedlpus),
elders, clay Wallace, LLOYD Ioofbou-
row. Lester Wire, Roy kidder Earl Mo
lntyro Charles Brain, John Ioofboli-
row. stephen Booslcy, Austin Lander
berger Roy Coates, Joe Johnson, Ray.
lnond Brown Guard Albert Ungor,
attendants Ia the king, Robert I.nrgu.
son, Arthur, ellisi attendants 10 H.
meme Alec Martin, Bessie Cmbtroc,
sEyENTY.FlYE STUDENTS
The llst Of graduates from the West
side High school has been prepared. II
totals 10 students, which In u larger
numhcr than heretofore graduated IN a
single your except IN 1903, when ~ stu.
dents received diplomas, Tho last
years class was 10 students less than
that OF this yoar
The class WIN hold ts exercises Sat.
urdoy night IN tho SAT- Lake lhoater
when an extraordinarily Interesting
program WIN bo rendered, Thursday
eYonlng Tho Juniors, according to n
Tine honor0d custom, Win meet at tho
Thoalor ana hold their class day exor.
ciseg which viii bo largely bur.
lcBQue on the seniors and their Efforts
II ~ claimed that the juniors arc In
possession OF enough Of the thunder
Of the aonlors TO spoil their perform,
0nco, ThiH however the senIors do
not believe, and n merry war Ia on IN
consequence, Both events promise TO
be wen attended.
Tho llst Of High school graduates IL
AS follows,