The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-14
END Of THE YEAR
At ALL RAL[OWS
Closing Exercises Held at Salt
Lake Theater Wednesday
Night.
ORIGINAL PROGRAMME
PRODUCED BY STUDENTS
Eloquent Address Is Delivered
by the Rev. E. P.
Gueymard.

The twentieth annual commencement Of
the graduating class OF All Hallows Col
lese was conducted at the Salt Lake
theater Wednesday night and in every
respect VAS pronounced success.
large and fashionable audience filled the
thcater and was appreciative In the high
est degree of the efforts OF the students,
AS Is usual at the exercises OF this In
SttuJion, the programme vas OF a varied
and distinctly original character. dc,
lurture, as IL Were from the beaten neld
OF such occasions.
The college band opened the proc2ed-
GSs TTG anS So Norma Res
+, p Gueymard then read tho honor list
the graduates being: Julius e, Schmidt
3. A. Sandy, Utah; Leo MeNamee' 1 g S,i .;
salt Lake CITY; certificates commercial
depsrtment-Jamcs Hickey, Diamond
NiIlc WSo,, Frank Cashln, Evanston,
Myo. and Robert s. spicer, Vernal,
Utah.
,rne vaIedIctorian was Julius Schmidt
IIis essay was thoughtful ard CAREFUL!
pl epareu compilation He reviewed the
College life and the arduous laborS theIe,
NhCn only opened the way TO the @lde,
comprehensive held OF ne when nay o
iGc them on their graduation, point
.ng them the motto OF God and Inc
l.ht and heaven the goal of their amoi-
tI,n.
Address to Graduates.
Rev. L. T. Gueymard delivered an elo-
quent address 10 the graduates. lie saiu
a. part as follows
Ladies al Gentlemen: II is my most distin-
gGishcd privilege TO formally Introduce the
All Hallows graduates OF 1895. Through you
most respected citizens j present them TO the
different communities In which they are
about 10 their destiny- l present them
To you the product Of the various depart
ments from which they h9ye been ushered ,bnU' into
the active duties OF this liio present mem
10 you well-eauipped TO assume the iunc-
tions and duties of respectable law-anidins,
conscientious and enlightened cluIenS OIL our
great Republic; useful and honorable mcm-
bers OF society. as model Christian gentle
men. -
We present to you we hope TO have
shaped them. not dry. unintcrestins specimens
OF sarbIed science nor even the finished cut
and dries folded ana packed product of an
saIv dockcd frcsh-paintcd with full sails set
In fautless Intellectual rigging. but without
a moral compass or moral helm We nope,
as every np-to.dete Catholic Institution IN IN
good standing In this country hopes, 10 nave
given 10 the world In the persons OF these
youns men. well-rounded, well-oaleneed
man Intelligence perfected by the transcend
ent strength lovellness, that religious thought
alone can give; with tho wayerinS, uncertain
will OF man s,eadIcd by moral principles and
enlightened conscience.
Are Not Proselyting.
And In doing this claim to have bcncd
the august contention that the Catholic instl-
tutons OF this country are but the PROSECUTING
nurseries OF tho Catholic religion, and the nat
ural faculties OF n student arc started under
the weight OF religious forms and ceremonies.
We regret unqualihedly the unjust and un-
founded assumption and we ning our pan
ncrs 20 the breeze just long they can
combine IN sublime motto: God and homo
Ladies and Gentlemcn.-I hope you Will not
construc thcsc words TO be bonstful rs
sumption OF superiority over others. as re-
fcction other Institutions OF non-sectorian,
that preparing the young generation as
we are to take up mantully the responsibilities
OF their oldcrs-and with intelligence and ma
tural courage TO solve-elually and Justly and
wisely the great problems thnt must confront
this great Republic with cver-lncrsasing pow
er, wealth and influence. but VIC do maintain
that az unit In this great movement. as CO.
laborcrs in this most important field while our
institutions arc conducted by private individu-
ais = private enterprises In point OF
public usefulness on q par with the best and
reasons we neither beg the indulsencc of the
public its toleration but demand and
exact their confidence and esteem and put
forth just claims TO their loyal and enthu-
siastic support, moral and financial.
Go Forth Boys, and Be Men.
Now. gentlemen graduates II has already
been my much appreciated and honored privi-
ege 10 speak to you the parting words OF
congratulation in our bnccaIaureate sermon.
IL pointed out 10 you the Characteristic quail
ties OF chIvalrous manhood the qualities that
would fix you TO be the esteem OF the world
and ondoar you To the hearts OF your country
men. Go forth boys and be men Men
stamped and scaled In every faculty with the
genuine hand OF glorious manhood, not be-
r.
nerves, but men. not walking dictionaries OF
knowledge. but men not portatcrs imag-
inotivc. cNtroyaGanzas. but men; not dry
parchmentS OF scientific facts theories. but
men; not slcdgc hammers OF without
sentiment but Men. producers of the
highest thought, honest promoters OF honor
able and useful enterprises. cxponents OF lofty
principles. examples OF public and private vir-
tue. leaders In every sphere OF life that rs
component pnrts go To- the making OF an en-
lightcned and yirtuous people. Upon YOU this
institution depends for an excmpIlAcation OF
its teachings. a proof OF Its theories In
your hands as your honor, is In your keeping
the reputation OF this. your Alma Mater
Other Items on Programme.
Following the address, a selection was
rendered by the college orchestra, and
Leslie Eerls recitcd. With splendid elocu-
ton "Pepas Letter" Einstct McCurtain
gave a recitation In dialect "Yawcob
strauss very clever piece OF work
and the orchestra was again heard sew
eral times.
The greater part Of the programme was
occupied by two-act comedy entitled
Gringoires a translation and adaptation
from the French by Father Sonthemner
The cast contained six characters and srl
we're commercially sustained Ii Is an
ambitious effort for youth to essay the
part OF Louis EI, but John Galligar did
1t, and with much intelligence. Thomas
Reid as Roland was also wonderfully sue
cesSful. and f. Griffin, portrayinc the
female part OF Ioyse, Is entitled to much
praise. Frank Cashn. Leo McNamee and
j. Schmidt were also clever in their parts