Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11

HIGH SCHOOL YEAR
'I CLOSING PROGRAM
,.,,.,.es at the Salt Lake Thea
''''' ter Before a Packed
House.
.,veu7y.sIoHr GRADUATES
,,.c>-3 aud Good Music
l'p"N ,, occasion one To be
remembered by 1910 Class

t,,rrossve we're the eNtr-
sisl'- Zinc the closing Of the seheol
eh'' mo ,ns san Lake hish school hei'
l'l, heater last evening ana sn"',
ID H' ,dyent upon the stage Of rear
isns ny ..,dpates ~ the four-yeai'
l' . Tho large theater auditorium
e'''' W., almost To capacity when inc
v'' l.' LIED up on the bright young
s .' 81 the graduates, Inc eIaSs =,
~ az greeted with hearty applause
y" W. every person In the audience
10 e1' Tho strains OF the opening
''', =. eoated through the building
sa.lu' .,e,eises were interesting, and
10y 90, Too lengthy. Each number
'u as..n uell prepared and was greet
h,' IN, I'M we'll merlted applause. Ihe
I" ' 'a,g,lon to the high school by inc
l'''' "a Of the sculptured panel rep-
''''. -, ,he signing Of the Declaration
l :, ,,sspendence was perhaps the most
,aa,,.lye feature Of the exercises Inc
-.,tsilon was made In n well wordod
- nv Miss Beulah World, gradu-
=. =, the normal preparatory course
IA The acceptance in behalf of the
..s,o was made by lie Grand Daily.
d, me class Of 1911.
Tho address Of the class presider',
e,r1on Kirby. was filled with express
s6ns ~ love and respect for the par
~ yho had made 1t possible for tho
~. IN attend the high school, and 10
~ nrinelpal and instructors of the
sIyh school and to the board OF edu-
ss,nn who we're entitled 10 the deep
*, thanks OF the class
Mss Margaret Merrill presented an
,5sress on Music In the High School
a. aid that music is just as much
an essential in education as mathe-
rabes or physics. She said music was
! soothlng balm, effective upon the
.snaous system as well as upon the
ham. and Is invaluable as an auxiliary
h M healing OF the sick. Miss Mer-
m aid that the chief value OF music.
soweyer. lies In its refining influence,
md the cultivation OF suitable music
Nm Instrumental and vocal Is large
cement In the ciyilizing influences OF
he world,
NEW SCHOOL SONG.
The song. Hall Red and Black" by
M class was rendered with dash
mi vim that ELECTED round after round
n applause The words and music OF
No song we're composed by Miss Mabel
Anna Jones. AM, Oberlin. 1904. a grad
nate and former teacher OF the Salt
Lake high school, who presented the
hIsh school this new high school song.
dedicated to the seniors-past, present
and future.
The presentation OF the memorial
psnel was then made, followed by the
acceptance on behalf OF the school. The
girls o! the class then sang the chorus,
"Shubert's Serenade,"
The yaledictory address was made by
Vermont Hatch. a graduate OF the
classcal course. Mr. Hatch chose as
his subject The Civiliziug Influences
Of Education" and handled his theme
in an able manner. one OF the grea.
results OF universal education. said Mr..
Hatch. promised 10 be universal peace.
Prof George a. Eaton, principal OF
The high school, then made a brief adj
dress to the class. In which he com
mended their labors and their faithful
ness, and babe them an affectionate
goodbye. He introduced Hon. James
] Hammond, president OF the Salt
lake board OF education. who preseht-
Cd the members Of the class with their
diplomas.
President Hammond addressed the
class briefly, saying that the proud
moment In their lives which now
marks the closing Of IL successful years
IN the Salt Lake city public school,
: Just as proud and happy a moment
ior the parents OF the graduates. foi
thelr friends and for the people al
large who were all proud Of the high
scaooL He spoke in communication OF
ne thorough work Of the superintend.
en-, o. the schools, ID. II. Christensen
shd me principal OF the high school
IIot Eaton. lie predicted for ths
.iaS success In whatever vocation
t,hey might engage, after which he reat
.ne names Of the graduates. and wa,
psssted IN giving out the diplomas by
Principal Eaton.
me class sang song, the words OF
Snleh were composed by Miss Doroth,
,snnen' member OF the graduating
,asS ahd the final chorus, in which
'ne audience Joined.
GRADUATION ROSTER.
The names Of the graduates follow,
CLASSICAL COURSE.
Nsr srnoni Hatch, Daire Van Colt
p,,n 'ne Bourgard Claire G. Cannon
A. DuVall' lAmherta Rosamond Dys
F,o., Dorothy Gunnell. Helen Hanna
ison "ge hapgood. Helene r. Hutch
Mss Leha krebs Sadie Lawrence
ian s Ttt Merrill. Doris Sleeves. Mar
PEN 'inonlpson' Helen Beekman va,
psr,hi laura Howard Weber. Madelin,
White "ei'z' Helen welcker, Maria,
SCIENTIFIC S,or.1.