The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-11
DIPLOMAS i'm
SEVEN N7Y-[1
Large Class of Salt L,l,
School Participates ias] h
mehcenent Exereis,,
ADDRESSES ARE BRlop,
AND SINGING BEAM
Success Prophesied for n
Men and Women in WI
Before Thar

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OF the school text book luta y
OF purpose and attainmeD, ~. y,
Ing at the Salt Lake ,h,.
seventy-eight constituted ~.
class for 1910 OF the Sal, ", w
school,
The exercises were intsre,,,..
last degree. There was an
lengthy essays. which loo an
otherwise pleasing efforts ~,
classes. The addresses dc,iv, -
pupils were bright and tho" "H
They were ably delivered c,ssat at
one of them, and they wcrc 1'a ,a q
applause we'll merited 'e'd1
The singing Of The cIas, ~,
the combined class was beau,p. H
songs were well selected and ~
given with pleasing effect
cnce that completely lilled ~
was struck with the marked ~.
the exercises, yet their dIrsss,-
commendation,
Glass Is Grateful
Gordon Kirby. the prcside,,
the address for the class, M n.
voted some time TO an exnrsS.;'.
gratitude felt by himself ana i
males 10 the parents who b,j
possible that so happy -
might come as that which thsr
pericDccd. The board OF eds,s
ce!yed tho earnest thanks an h.
and the public was entitled N a.
est gratitude of the graduate. 4
Music In the High Schos-
subject of an address hy Miss Il
Merrill, Miss Merrill declsrsS 4,
sic is an essential of cducatis-
much as are mathematics asd :
The people Of America. she 7;
prone to devote too much alts-,
the technical in music, losing a. '
natural beauty. Miss MerI1
upon music as a soothing hels.
out its incelcuiablc benefit a !,
iliary In the practice OF medetr,
healing of the sick. Its chief ~
ever. she thought: perhaps, lay \
hning influences.
Presentation and Acceyt,a
The presentation was mad, h
Beulah World, The gift 10 d
was Il panel representing the q
the Declaration of TndependeSs
World spoke in prophecy OF shs
accomplished I'm the new hi
soon 10 he built. and hopd u
panel might find a place upon d
She discoursed upon The palrsI
son which Is taught by a COSTS
OF the Declnra ton Of Indem1ts
incidentally touched upon th. !
liberty which is inculcarcd in " {
of the pupils OF the Salt Lab
school.
The gift was accepted for III
are TO follow By LeGrand DAB
class OF 1911. He pledged the "
arc TO come 10 4 devotion 10 u
and TO an understanding Of tn
cance OF the figures upon ID. =
The Valedictory was dellyer5
mont Hatch, II was an able -
Hatch declared that civillZaiioa y
cation go hand in hand. ssd "
must be inseparable. else that s
that people will perish whA
them to be divided. Mr. Has
that universal peace would NJ ~
come. and this gratifying condluA
be due entirely To education II
Principal Commenda Cis
Prof. George A. Eaton. princSt
high school, spoke a few vords
me5datlou OF the claSs and prSs
lavish words tho work the psia
accomplished during their iodf
high school study.
James r. Hammond, presided
board OF education. presenlei
plomas. He spoke briefly, tocfi
attitude the graduates pus
toward the world in order 70
cess. He urged them 10 conu
precepts which had beer. pre-
them during their total Of 'sen
OF school work. and he pIeak
them victory In whatsoever
they might engage. Judge
spoke In commentator OF lM
and thoroushness with @nlcn -
intendent of schools. D. II.
and Principal Eaton, had perO'a'
services.
girls OF the class sang "hew
beautiful chorus. and Scn1esan Ia
made" The class sang "Hsi,
Black" a song OF the san
school. written by Miss DpM II
nell. one of the graduates. ana
and audience sang, in cIosihs
School Song
The graduates were H
The Graduating CH&
Classical course-yermoni
Daire Van Colt, Maurlni
Claire C. Cannon, Ruth pu,s-
Dysart, DoroD!
Helen Hanna, FLORENCE Hags
D.. Hutchinson. Lena KrebS ,
renee. Margaret Merrill. p@s
Marian Thompson, Helen BesMs
Pelt. Laura Howard Wel!h
Bertha WeitZ, Helen "e'N''
mug n,
Scientific course-Winialn
Vaughn A. Cutler, Charles 20
L. Dorius, Ben broTs
Robert d, Ferron. Robert =
Harold Greenwood. Thomss y Z
Jr., Frank S. Hurlbut, WIFE, "A
Henry Love, Walter S. MGes
Pugsley. Heber Romney. h'Ia I;sa
ms. Leroy e. Warthnan's 'smhk
beth Lovendale. Hazel =, 'pI -,
English course-Bessie
Eleanor Margetts, HaIrie~al ~
Claire Pendleton. Doris AenN -
Normal preparatory cougr1s',,,S,t 4
Ierson, Dahlia Brown, EIlI E,'o- n 4
stance Coath. Rose HsIi,s,Sn I,,,sn
Essie G. Trout beu"
World. 81
Elective course-Gustave rfte; q
Tohn Baer. Jr, Taylor :, H,ss<
Robert ]. Edwards: HaIIy, HaG;y.,a W. .
lon Kirby, Julius Lee, 1'evS eWsls1
and shafer. Alonzo ". T' - q
Bird Conley, Lata Decsaic cnii
,aret Geary, Dorothy ~ vsni6
evelyn Hanson. pensic Ias p =
Minnie Miller. !. ~ l,r 8,
IL. Ieah Newton. VirglmSv v,u n \
on. Annie Staines, Bfay c,ssr -:
ephine E. Wallace
Vickins. vlllIsr n
Mechanic arts coursc-"" ~
otf Irwin s Noall.