The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-22

cram. Many are wont TO believe that
the productions read by young lad
les on such occasions. lack original
ity The papers of the class of 1910
we're present for inspection. In their
uncorrectcd state, 10 whomever wish
cd to peruse them. in each case they
were productions of merit.
The class poem, read by Miss Jack
man, and the verse effort of the same
young lady held a touch OF poetry.
Tie clear, impressive reading added
much 10 the production. Strong and
embndyIng touch of the national
pride was Miss Kennedy'S paper. IN
which she proved the genius and char
acter of her ancestors. and showed
sympathetic spirit with everything
Celtic Miss Hamilton's paper was
plea for true culture. the perform
ance of duty, and the rights of our
fellowmen. Her theme was strong
and well delivered. With a gentle
touch Miss McNulty voiced the mis-
sion of life's humble singers and CON
yinced her hearers that their songs
have power. "Uncrowned Queens"
the theme of Miss Clause, was n sub
jcct dear to all-the love and deyo-
ticn Of the mother; the Young lady
was imbued with the sentiments 10
which she gave utterance
The comforting oil diplomas and gold
medals fell 10 the lot of one who has
kncwn the members of this class for
many years-some, indeed. from baby.
hood-ReY P. NJ. Cushnahap AS each
graduate stood to hear her averages
read, then on bended kneo received
the long-coveted medal. a thrill flled
the hearts of many in the audience
as they thought OF future years when
lies cares might press heavily and
only the dear memories of school days
wonld cheer them on
To Miss Mabel Krauss fell the hon
or OF reading her beautiful poetic ef-
fort, %Lifes Melodies" yRledic-
tory. that In thought and execution
did credit TO the young lady. AT Its
conclusion. there were few dry eyes
in tho vast assembly. and she retired
TO s!pe place TO Miss McNulty, who
sang tho solo parts OF the class song,
set to the tender ar or "Thc Last
Rose of Summer" All the members
of 1910 Joined III the concluding
strains. which proved music, the
mover of hearts"
The address 10 the graduates was
delivered by Rev. p. NJ Cushnahan.
1t was full OF paternal advice. and
the result of on Inspiration prompted
by Solicltude and devotion. Other
clersymen present were Rev. T, Ian
dy. Rev. J. b. Thompson, Rev. l..
Moran, Montana: Rev F Kayser.
Boise. Ida. eud Rev. Shechan OF Ely.
New; Rev. Timothy Brennan and
Dean Harris, Salt Lake: Father Gal
ligan. Park City
The art exhibit and ne llework dis
play attracted many visitors. who ad-
mired the excellent specimens of Chi
na painting. oil and water color, as
we'll as the essential drawing, while
pillow show. displaying Inviting
downy hendrests with appropriate
notices was novel and unique.
In the evening the Sacred Heart
Aluulnae took possession OF the house
and. in honor of the class of 1910,
rendered q most cordial reception,
which was accepted by Ogden's rep
resentativc citizens and many visit
ing guests The decorations were
unique in desien-strcamers of cleo.
trio lights making brilliant halls and
stairways The parlcr. where re-
ireshments were served. was VERT
able Japanese tea garden, while the
coorS of the class 1910 were predom-
lnant in the reception rooms The
music was stirring and enhancing.
and many old pupils lived again 'the
daisy days of YOUTH with the class
of 1910 Friends Of the Institution
pronounced the closing exercises Of
this year at Sacred Heart academy
brilliant, indeed