The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-05
CACHE COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Closing Exercises Held at Logan
Prof. John 7. Game, Jr., Deliv-
ers Address to Graduates.

Logan. June 3.-The closing exercises
of the Cache county schools were held
here today, thousands of children and
their friends participating in the func-
ton. Professor John 7. Game, jr-, de-
livered the address to the graduates. The
afternoon was devoted 10 sports, which
included races, baseball game, basket
ball game, jumping, etc. The names of
the graduates are:
Smithfield R. V. Larsen. principal.
Richardson. Joseph Crockett, Stewart
Mack. John Carlson. Ethel Mathers, Rich
ard Toolson. Birdie Hunt, Lille Peter
son, Winnie Naylor. Eunice woodruff.
Selma Olsen. Pearl Hillyard, Myrtle
Plowman, David Roskelley, Lima Seal,
Violet Larsen, Cora Weeks, Diana Miles.
Eugene Merrill, Emma Olson, Ben Price.
Zelda Deppe, Aquilla Noble, Maggie
Pitcher, Earl Mccain, Vera Plowman.
Leonard Roskelley.
Richmond~F. o. Nelson. principal Mil
ton BulIen, Roy Anderson Austin John
son. ReyDold Merrill Chester Trip,
Moses Christoffersen, David hendricks
Willie Merrill Noah Woodland. Eugene
ter Allen. Sarah Erickson. ChTistabelle
Petty, FIessie Webb. Tennie Hendricks,
Pearl Feltman, Leona Bair, Loretta Mer-
riH.
Robert Price, Archie barley, Flossie Hill
Milton Vaughan. AnnabeI Spence. Irene
Williamson Anna Wyatt. William
Vaughan, Robert Vaughan, Norah Green.
George Bradshaw, Lamont Allan, Alberta
Archibald. Hannah Spence, Retta Jones,
Ethel Vaughan, Bernice Ames. Mabel
Poppleton.
Nielsen, Sarah Nielsen, Nellie Larsen
Ada Jensen, Carrie Miller. Myrtle Miller,
Earl Anhder verna Miller, Berthel
Thompson. Glen Allen. Edwin Peterson
Millville-John H. Peterson. principal
Edna Mauchley, Merle Carr, Vilate Har-
graves, Mabel Humphreys. Dehlaf
Humphreys. Nina Yeates, Emma Mel
sen. FToyde Roueche, Ernest Mauchley
Lyman Jessop.
I,ewiston-J' NJ. BernhiseL jr., princi-
pal la Rawlins. Hazel Cunningham, NJ
ius Visor. Ether Spackman, Paul Allen
Gilbert Van Orden, Zera Pond, Ira Hyer
Providence. L. Tibbitts principal vi.
late Alder. Chersty Hammond, Aalinds
Bauman. Luella Frank. Charlotte Neddo
Martha Theurer, Luena Hanson irene
GTeenviIIe-Merlin Hovey, principal
Irene lett. Teenie Nyman. Racnel NY
man. Adeline Anderson, Ruby Nelson lda
Gubber, Oliver Larsen
Hyde Park-George S. DANES, princl'
pal. Lois Ashcroft Maud Peterson enc
| Hawkes. Phebe ThuTston, Lille COOK
lone Hurren, Florence Reeder. Annie
| Podzuweit. Clyde DANES. ,..a,
Benson = Isabelle Roundy, principal
Retta Ballard. Henry Ballard: Katie Car.
| don Josephine Frost, Eva Hobbs, Della
| Harris Ezra Kicks
Nendon-Jesse T. Reese. principal. May
Larsen. Maud Willie. Erma Bird, Anna
| Anderson. Dora Paul.
CTarLston-H H. Thompson. principal
| Reuben Rasmussen, Robert BuJtars, 40
| die Clark, Lucy Thompson, Edward COD
| frey.
Covervflle-Andrew johnson. principal
Earl Titensor, Rebecca Clark.
| Paradise-D M. Bickmore. principal
Hannah Richman, Mary Peterson, Emily
Riverside-Laura Bird. principal Lotti'
/ Griffiths. Sarah w. Reese:
| Newton-J. J. Larsen. principal Haze
Benson. Minnie ChristianSen:
| Peterboro-Peter Larsen; principal. Ly
| man Kidman. Alfred Yonk.
! Avon-W. c. Shipley, principal. Miner
/ va Law. Leona Johnson.
| Rev E l. Goshen delivered the bac
| caIaureate sermon at the agricultural col
| Iege Yesterday morning. He had an au
| dience that filled the college auditorium
Completely. and his sermon enthralled hi
/ hearers by its brilliance and breadth o.
| thought. He took his text from Johl
| IA l. And he crossed the brook Ced
| rom He glorified the men who. havins
/ reached a righteous decision. stand b.
| n. who cross the Cedron. and proclaim
| The right even at great sacrifice to them
/ selves His aliusion to President ker1
| and the satisfaction he had experienced
/ in viewing Mr. kerrs work made
| plain that the sermon was intended as al
J indirect yet beautiful tribute to the col
Iege's retiring executive. MI; Goshel
| preached again last night at the M. e
! church and the building was entirely un
| able to accommodate the throng which
| assembled TO hear him.