The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19

STUDENTS PRESENT NICE
MUSICAL PROGRAMME
Certificates and Medals Given
to Those Entitled to Special
Recognition.

! OGDEN June ls.-The iunior exercises
| for the close Of the twenty ninth annual
| school year Of Sacred Heart Academy was
ons of the most pleasing entertainment.
and included more novelties than. per-
haps. any preceding event in the institu-
| tions history. II was an ever-changing
| scene OF graceful little tots. graceful
larger tots. graceful young girls and
graceful and accomplished larger girls.
NOT only In their musical accomplish
ment do these girls excel but the abso-
lutte self-control, not restraining or sup
pressing. and the entire absence OF such
! lmpresses the visitors. These girls livs
in wholesome, moral and physical at
mosphere In their convent home and so
good are their surroundings that they ac-
qulre their accomplishments in the most
natural manner.
The FIRST number on the programme was
the Barcaroie from Campana. in which
sixty young voices took part, Miss Della
Pfatf being the accompanist. Next was
an unique piano production, The Patria
March, rendered on four pianos with
twenty -four hands. three little gfils be
ing seated al each piano, ana all playing
The Teddy Bears Lullaby" was one
OF the sweetest of the little childrens
presentations. Two little rolllckug girls
came in with large bears and placed them
against the posts OF the stage then nit
ted like butterhys TO the plano. where
they played Pendergosts lullaby while
many many more OF the little ones came in with
their bears and sang the story. OF
course they were recalled.
Pupils Congratulated
The physical culture cless. which has
been trained under the direction or Mrs
Belle NJ Ross. gave an exhibition of
5,oT,,; fanGy steps There were twenty-five
them clad in white and eleven in pale
blue. and the variety Of steps they showed
and the dances OF various nations. in
cludins the "Stelan' Fling Later the
same class gave the dumbber exercise
with a rythmic precision that was al
most cadence. The presentation OF Ger
tlhcates In the minim department was
girls. Father Cushnahan. the father.
friend and guide OF all the pupils. read
the record and qualifications Of each stu
dent from book Father Thompson OF
Bozeman, Mont, delivered the certifi-
Gates, showing the attainments Of each
gratifying TO the faculty that there were
a number OF perfect records in all grades
from the minims, through the prepara-
tory, the junior and the seniors. to all of
whom the certificates were issued. There
were lI5 certificates issued and the young
ladies' OF the school who delivered each to
rather Thompson for presentation were
Miss Virginia Tarter of Pine Dale, Wyo
of Pocateuo
Other musical numbers were the Jap
anese Fan, by the minims, all clad In
japanese costume. and enjoying the rem
dition Of their parts as thoroughly as II
il were their element; and another TWEEN
ty-four hand exercise on the piano By
twelve OF the juniors. the Dance OF the
Gnomes, was rendered, and later anoth-
er, welcome to Spring, something that
rendered In like manner
Physical Culture Class
Miss Murray Of ogden rendered Bucks
Ave Maria and n four piano duet with
the Misses Trapp. Mercer Neiderkorn.
Hague and Jackman. was rendered.
At the close OF the exercises Father
Cushnahan addressed the young ladies
and congratulated them on the fact that
they had covered one more successful
school year in a successful institution. In
the matter OF the certificates. he stated
that many very good educational institu-
tions would have rated them higher than
does Sacred Heart, but that the sisters
OF the Holy Cross desired and generally
accomplished the highest possible excel
lence. He admonished the students who
Will leave for their homes shortly. TO feel
gratitude to their parents and guardians
who placed them In this happy convent
home. The fact that they are cultivated
young ladies' was due to the efforts OF
those who had placed them there.
There was a special roll Of honor an
nounced for perfect deportment and at
tention to studies, and Father Cushnahan
called them Ia the platform. They were
Miss Della Pfafl OF Boulder. Montana;
eTIl 'leeu Oh LIMA MoHtdna' hafGaret
McNulty and Loretta Erauss of Ogden:
Gertrude Rauch Of Hansen. Idaho: and
Susie Jackman of Ogden. These young
ladies' were complimented by the father
o. their devotion TO their studies But
tne father had another compliment in
store for one who had pleased him very
much. Al the beginning OF the school
year he had promised gold medal 10
the girl who showed the best and most
attendance AZ Christian devo- !
tion, and before the crowded house to- |
day he hung satin ribbon over the head |
and neck OF Miss Genevleve McNultv. |
who had been the most attentive. On the |
ribbon was suspended an inscribed gold |
medal.
T,ta senior exercises will take place on |
" ednesdaY, June 10.