Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
VERGE OF SCHOOL
VACATION SEASON
Commencement Exercises in the
City Schools Scheduled
For Tomorrow.
END OF GOLDEN RULE DAYS
Splendid Programs Destined to Mark
Tho Close of the Scholastic
Year Arc Featured

In the Salt Lake Public schools.
commencement exercises will be held
Thursday. Some OF the schools have
arranged for the exercises In the
morning, others In the afternoon and
some In the evening Following the
exercises the graduates Will be
presented with diplomas
The Emerson school has arranged
Sts program for 10 o'clock Thursday
morning II viii consist OF musical
and literary program. The address TO
the graduating class will be made by
state supt OF Public Instruction A. G..
Nelson.
The Bryant school has an interest
ing school programs In which the pupils
will participate. The presentation OF
diplomas viii be made by w j.
Barrette. member OF the city board
OF education.
At the franklin school a scene from
julius Caesar will be presented by
the pupils. The program also COM
tains a number OF interesting literary
and musical numbers. samuel c. Park
a memb Der of the board of education
Will present the certificates OF
graduation
The Hamilton school holds its pro-
gram at 10 O'Clock I'm the morning
The mem bers OF tho graduating class
viii participate and Supt. ID. n. Chris
tcnsen will present the diplomas.
The Jackson school will hold It's ex-
erclsos IN the sixteenth ward meeting
house at 1889 o'clock Thursday evening
Supt. Christensen will present the Ger
tificatcs Of graduation,
The Jefferson school presents its com
meacernent exercises at 1880 o'clock
Thursday morning ID. ". Christensen,
superintendent of school, will present
the graduating class with diplomas
The Lafayette program will be held
at & o'clock Thursday evening In Whit
ncy hall The address will be made by
w. j Barrette, a member of the board
OF education.
DEBATE AT LINCOLN.
The Lincoln school viii hold debate
at it's exercises. The subject VIII be;
RESOLVED. that United states senators
should be elected by direct vote" Mar
garet Love viii take the Affirmative
and Robert Watson the negative. Sam
uel G. Park win present the diplomas
At the Lowell school Donald Mayne
will give an Grafton on Mark Twain
Supt. Christensen will make an address
and James T Hammond, president OF
the board of education. will present the
certificates of graduation.
The Oneaua school program contains
several literary and musical numbers.
Principal Mark G. Brown will address
the graduating class and Supt Chris
Jensen will present the diplomas
The Oquirrh school will give mus
ical program and class exercises on
Thursday morning.
The POPLAR Grove school will hold
rs exercises at O'Clock Thursday
afternoon In the Poplar Grove meet
inzhouse bishop G. G. Carlson VIII
address the graduating class and Prin-
cipal II. J. stesrns viii present the
diplomas
GOVERNOR AT SUMNER.
The closing exercises OF the Sumner
school will be held In the Second ward
chapel at 10 o'clock Thursday morning,
Gov. william Spry VIII present the
certificates Of graduation.
Prof. Howard V. briggs will present
the diplomas at the Training schooi
exercises In the kindergarten room AT
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. llr. w.
&. Ebaugh viii make the address to the
class
Tho wesatch school program will be
held at 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
Members OF the class will give read
ina In characters from the Lady or
tho Lake" The Rev. Einer |. Goshen
viii address the graduates and present
the diplomas.
At the exercises of the waterloo
school John r. Bowman, assistant
county attorney. Will address the class
and present the certificates. The eN-
eroises will be held at 10 o'clock az
tho school building.
The Washington school commence
n,ent program will consist Of musical
and literary program. Prof. Richard
X Lyman win address the pupils ana
present the diplomas.
The Rev. T. A. Simpkin will Of
f1eiate at the Webster school COM
mencement exercises He will address
the graduating class and present the
aiplomas