The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29
1888 PUPILS GRADUATE
FROM EIGHT GRADES
Davis County Schools Close Most
Successful Year With Unusually
Large Class Winning Diplomas.
tspecia1 to The Observation-Disclosures

Especial to The Herald Republican,
KaysvilIe, May 2S-The schools of
Davis county have just completed a
very successful year and have turned
out the usual large number Of gradu
ates- The commencement program
will be given at Pennington June 4, at
IL o'clock noon Rev Elmer 1 Goshen
of Salt Lake City will address the grad
yates. Field day Will be held at sthe
Lagoon in the afternoon of the same
day Dancing, racing, baseball, basket
bail, etc, will be the program.
In all 1sS students passed the exam
nations successfully and are pro-
nounced eligible to High school by the
examining board. The highest average,
90.S per cent, was secured by Miss Ma
RE Ford of Centerville-
The following are eighth grade
graduates of Davis county schools:
South BOuntiful, Thomas E Wine
gar, principal; Mary R. Hatch, Lola A
Moss. Rachel Salter. Clyde Hatch and
West Bountiful. ]. A Taylor. princi-
pal; Edith Eldredge, Marie Kerr, Ipez
Bird, Ola Eldredge, Kate Wood, Ethel
PIatt, Clifford Roberts, Davis Grant,
Otto Fakerel. Heper Hatch and Gerald
Eldredge.
East Bcuntiful. L. J. Muir, principal:
Ruth Asby, Cynthia Birmingham, Hen
~ Call, Vincent Call, D. K Davis, Ma
bel Holbrook, Willard Holt, Claude ia
cobson, ZenOra Jones. Beatrice Patter-
son, Ralph Waddous, Emily Williams,
Mary Wood John Fisher Fred Ramp
ton, Mary Riley, Earl Sessions, Leo Ses-
sions, Retta Sessions, Whitney Stay
ner. Hattie StrIngham, Haven String
ham and Devan Stringham-
Centerville d. F. Smith. principal;
June France, Marie Ford, Gladys Smith,
Linnetta Ford, James Smith. Clifford
| Worsley, Glen Spencer, Leroy HOrsley,
| Matthew WoOley, Glen Cheney, Levi
Barber and Frank Chase.
Farm in efOn r knnWfrnD TrriOCf-
pal; Modena Craffin, Wealthy Clark,
Elsie Glover, Lucy Steed, Emma Rice,
Shirley Van Fleet, Rachel Clark, Leroy
Clark, Thomas Hughes, Burnham
Knowlton, Arnold McEwan, Leslie
Palmer, Nate hampton. Andy Steed, Ed
die Spackm&n, Roy White Vivian VIII
liams, Beatrice Williams, Beatrice Boy
lin and AVIAN Taylor.
North Pennington, Fannie B. KnowI-
ton, principal; Gordon Petty, Louise
Hess, Laurita Hess, Louise Elicit and
LenOra Walker.
Syracuse, d. R. Tolman, principal;
| Clyde Barber, Myron Barber, Clara
BeaZer, Ruby Fisher Rena Barlow,
| Cinda Thurg0Od, Austin Hanks, Bernice
Steed, Zena Williams and Russell Call.
Clinton, A e. Patterson, principal;
Tavern Stewart, Anna MortensOn, Earl
Mitchell, George Bens, Nellie Parker,
Eliza Hadlock, Sarah Mitchell and Alice
Pippen.
South Weber, Addie Nelson, princi-
pal; Leonard BOurnah, Mile Firth.
Nellie Firth and Joseph Roy.
Kaysville, E. NJ. Whitesides, princi-
pal; Beatrice HOusley. Myrtle Robins,
Garnet Swan, Alice Sales, Maggie Nor
gan, Miriam Harris, Make owen, NAL
Zie Sims, Marguerite Thomassen, Ar
thur Crawley, Stanley Smith, Milton
Burton, William Smith. Elmer CriddIe,
| Clifton Barton and Myrtle Ross.
Layton, E. G. King, principal; Golden
Adams, Emil Whitesides, Josie Hey
wood, Ramona Whitesides. Ia Jeffries,
Clarence Bone, Clifton Layton, William
Layton, Alex. ScOfield, David Cook,
Cora Layton, Zelda Wall, Jennie Wea-
yer, Ruby Morgan and Ida Hodson.