The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-11
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
AND GIRLS ASSEMBLE
Celebrate Years Athletic Vic
tories and Present Pennants
and Pictures.

The final general assembly of the high
school students was neld Ihursday
morning In the high school gymnasium
assembly hall, celebrating the athletic
victories won during the past year in
football. basketball. track and baseball
All students were released from regular
school duties and the assembly hall was
packed to its uttcrmost. Principal Eaton
opened the celebration by n short talk
on proper school spirit, which, nc sad,
was exceedingly evident at the schoo.
this year. He was followed by the differ
ent coaches OF the teams, who talked
about the good work OF the boys.
Not only were the boys represented
but the girls took part in the exercises.
Manager Lenor Bush presented a picture
OF the girls basketball team, which team
won the state championship ana went
through the season without Il defeat
Football, which ls undoubtedly the most
important branch OF the schools ath
letlcs, came first on the list, ana Man
ager Mercer Stout. after a short speech,
presented handsome picture OF the
championship team and gave Coach ID. y,
Callahan mis- pin for his work in connec-
ton with tho boys Callahan then look
StouL's place and presented each football
boy With his hard and weli-carned foot
bali pin After the girls basketball.
came the baseball presentation, IN the
way OF two handsome pennants, which
have been won during Tie past t~o years
Each member OF the team was To have
received Dumeral, but as the athleuG
treasury was Low. the matter was dropped
until next year, Manager Frank Gamer
on presented Robert Porter. who has been
connected with baseball FOR the past
three years, with a stickpins Louis kar-
rick who mas been captain for the past
two seasons. presented the school with
combined picture OF the track and base
ball teams and unveiled the silver loving
20 the winning team in the state track
meet.
A picture that VIII be thought as much
OF in years 10 come as any OF the attn.
lstic pictures will be a group picture Of
the cadet battalion, which was taken
shortly after the return from San Fran
cisco. The members OF the committee
who had the coast trip in charge ar
TO tn. school.
The presentation OF the Fred 9. Rich
nond. Jr.; media! to George ATKINS Tor ior
meet, when he easily won out and low
cred the state records in every event
which he entered, was we'll received by
the students. -. a. Callahan. who WAS
closely connected with the work Of Fred
Richmond and who made il possible for
him TO be bra nded the all-sr1r athlete
and the greatest athlete that the school
has ever had. explained the orgina ton
Of the medal and urged the students TO
appreciate the steps taken by Fred &;
Richmond, ST., TO advance high school
Miller Of the Stanford university track
team talked 10 track men and gave
good advice, the most pronounced OF
which was TO be square and leave out all
trickery 10 insure a victory. VIII Beat
man, also Stanford man and a sradu
ate Of high school in OF. rendered must
cal numbers, Dr.. Murphy, an old foot
ball man. talked for some time.
The assembly lasted for three hours
and. owing Ia the successful manner in
which it Was carried out, Principal Eaton
announced the high school year COM
pleted.