The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
FINISH WORK IN
HIGH SCHOOL
Seventy-Four Graduates Hold Their
Commencement Exercises.
FOUR SCENES ARE STAGED
PROGRAMME VARIES FROM US
UAL FLOOD OF ESSAYS.


seventy-four students received the diplo-
mas which open the way to higher educa-
ton. The exercises were Of d high order
and showed the training Of the insutu-
ton which the class was about 10 leave
The programme was a relief, too, from
the precedent-honored essays and formal
addresses.
Four scenes were presented during the
course of the evening, depicting lie IN
the early Greek civilization. in Rome ;
dominant day, in the time OF the AMER
can Indian. and the Revolutionary period
of the United States. The scenes were
excellently staged In ADDITION TO those
named above, showing world epochs-
there was forest scene from "Aidsum-
mer Nights Dream.
Royal Martineau. president Of the grad
uatinE class made the initial bow OF the
evening. He explained IN a general way
the programme to come and pointed OUT
the significance Of each scene. lie tock
the graduates did not need TO be re
minded by press cartoon and orator thdI
the world was not waiting for them 20
take charge OF affairs he reaHzed. nC
said that this graduation meant out tue
commencement of life for more learn
ing and capacity for usefulness on earth-
Each Of the scenes was preceded by a
description made by one of the students
Lloyd Brooks gave the description of the
scene. Reading from Homer Those
who participated were:
Reader ..-. -.-.-.-.- Harold Berkley
In Picture-Ray Needham, Warner
Thompson, Arthur Moreton' Adelaide
OIuses-Euterpe. Rita Jackman: Erato.
Gertrude Patterson, Calhope, Eta
Prick, Polyhymnia, Irene Judges; Cho'
leila Scofield, Me,pomene: Beth Critch-
low, Thaia. May BTunton, Granla, Nora
ScheckeIl. TerpsichOre- Zayda Boutwell,
Following this scene Elmer WoOf rem
dered a violin solo
Scene at Roman Banquet.
Miss Grace Lyons gave the description
for the second scene, Romans at Ban
quot" The work of the flower girls in
thiS scene was particularly good. Those
who participated were.
Romans at Banquet-Harry Alley, Royal
Martiueau. Joseph Barlow. Daphne
Pateman Isle Bradford. Myrtle Brown,
Bessie Bancroft Bessie Allen, Alice
Flower Girls-Abbie Lowe, Adelia Ed
wards Hattie TTemayne, Laura Mason.
Jessie Harper, Bessie Croxau, ElinOr
Stewart, Kate GrOO.
Soldiers-Fred Hale. Malcolm Keyser-
NUhians-Webster Cary, Arthur Parsons.
''Midsummer Nights Dream" was given
by Miss Gertrude Clayton. The rising OF
the curtain disclosed charming Queen
EltaHla- IN the person OF Miss Juua tul-
len asleep. with members of her fairy
host about her. The characters. In ad-
djtion to Queen Titania. We're. Oberlon,
Vernon Samuels; Fairies. MilIcent Lyons.
JCveta Laubly. Elda Havenor. Florence
Bowman Ruby Scranton Maud Williams,
RurTeiL Elsie Cleveland. Nellie WEIGH,
Eva Pitcher.
Picture From LongfelIow.
The scene Wedding of Hiawatha" was
preceded by A description by Arthur Nor
ton The hit in this scene was the work
OF John kephart- Air- KeDhart didn
speak word, nor did he sing one tie
simply danced-and his dancing brought
down the house He had the stiff Ointed
aboriginal movements down to a point
n o. F0.a inn
addition the following appeared in this
scene: Fred Richmond. Edith Suther-
land: Indians, Roy Deightou. Harrison
Woodbury., Howard Jones. Ralph Hartley,
Ethel Martin, Maude Miller. Josephine
DevereaUN, Clare Kenyon. Edith Chap
man, Johanna SChiCk. Jessie Benton.
In the last scene representing Valley
Forge the following took part. Wash
ington, Warner Thompson; Lafayette,
Harry Alley: Standard Bearer. Walter
Keyting. Drummer. Lloyd LathTOp.
Trumpeter. James Alley, Soldiers. Web
ster Carey. Dee Stockman. Arthur Par
sons. Joseph Barlow Elmer Wolf
The description was by Fred Hale
Singers Make Hit,
One Of the best features Of the pro-
gTsmme was the work of the girls double
uuartetJe. The UUaTtette. which was
obliged to respond to enCores several
times, was composed Of Edna Evans,
Irene Kelly. Jennie Miles. Ella LuwCu-
stein. Jimmie Chaser, Rosemary Holland,
Florence Smith.
The music and the stage mana cement
We're in charge of Mrs. Martha Royle
King
At the conclusion of the programme.
Glass President MsrtineaU. on behalf or
the graduates, presented the Salt Lake
High school with a set OF books, The
We're accepted by Principal c. a. Eaton
Before formally accepting the books. MT
Eaton called attention TO the urgent need
Of a gymnasium at the High school lie
emphasized the fact thar mental. moral
and physical perfection must so hand in
hand
The awarding Of diplomas by President
Frank ". Moyle Of the board Of educa-
ton followed.
Names of Graduates.
The graduates are: Bessie May Allen.
English commercial; Bessie Alice Ban
croft. classical, Daphne Batemau, elect
i've, Zayda J. Boutwell,, Florence Bow
man. Isle Bradford. Myrtle Jennetta
Brown English. May Bruntou. scientific:
Viola n. BuTreii. English. Gertrude Clay
ton. English; Elsie Caroline Cleveland
classical Elizabeth YardIey CritchIov-.
classical: Bessie w. CrOXaIL elective JU-
Tia. Catherine Cullen. classical. Gro Dun
ford, classical Adeila Edwards English;
Edna Esteu Evans. English. Eta J..
Prick. classical. Jennie ~. CHASER. elect
i've; Kate GrOo, classical, Jessie L. Har-
per. classical Eida HaVeuor- elective
Jean Hayward. English; Edna May
HemphiIL classical, Rosemary L. Hol-
land classical: Rita Jackman English:
English; Irene Kelly. English. Clare X
Kenyon, English commercial: Joveta 4.
I.aubly. English; Ahbie Love. English:
Ella Lowensrein- elective. Laura +. Ma
son, classical; Grace Lyons. classical:
Waiter Cook, elective. MilIiCcut Lyons
classical; Jennie Mae Miles. English. AIDE
iaide Odell. English, Eva -. Pitcher
elective, Rosetta Ann ScOfield. classical
Ruby Ruth Scranton, English. Gertrude
Patterson. elective, Norah I. SheckeI
scientific. Florence N. Smith English.
EIinOr Stewart. elective Irene \ Sud
heirneT, classical Tillie Thomas class
iCal: Hattie L. Tremayue English: Nellie
Welch. elective: Maud L Williams. sci
entific: Harry N. Alley. scientific. James
Z Alley, scientific, Joseph A. Barlow. sci
entifiC- Harold n BeTkIey- classical
Lloyd w. Brooke, classical. Webster p
Cary scientific, Frank Buckwalter class
ical Ralston Snow Gibbs. elective. Fred
eric Albert Hale. jr.. scientific: Ralph l.
Hartley. scientific, Howard Marcus
Jones, elective: John T Eephart scieu-
tific. Malcolm A Eeyser, classical. Wal
ter Scott keytings elective. LLOYD J. T.at1-
rap, scientific Lyman ROYAL Martineau
If. scientific Fred W. Monahan. scieu-
tific: Arthur z MOretou. scientific Raw
= Needham. elective. Arthur b Parsons
classical. Dee D StOckmau scientific
Vernon NJ. SaHpJels. scientific. Warner X
Thompson, scientific; Harrison Wood
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