The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
Sacred Heart Academy

OGDEN, May 13,-Ihe past week az
Sacred Heart academy has been one OF
earnest study and varied programmes
of unusual merit. The recital by inc
vocal students last Monday evening
was well received by an appreclatlve
audience, which was cognlZant oil the
merit of each number and accorded the
young ladies encouraging rounds of ap-
plausc. For several of the participants
The evening will be a memorable one,
as it marked their initial bow on the
stage of Sacred Heart academy, and
all look forward to programmes In
which these young ladies will figure
prominently. At the conclusion of the
programme the Rev. Father p. M. Cush-
nahan expressed his pleasure and the
thanks of the entire audience for the
delightful evening. Those who took
part were the Misses Hamilton. Grill
Ragan, Tyler, Mcclure, Cook, G.. Nc
Nulty. A. Terrill, Cramcr, Winter,
Moran, Wendell, Thatcher, Musgrave
and Scott.
a visit from the state delegates Of
the knights Of Columbus marked
Thursday afternoon IS programme. An
imprumptu entertainment afforded
them pleasure, as Grand Knight w. H..
Leary of Salt Lake testified in fcw
apt words of complimentary thanks.
Miss G.. Malone charmed with her un
usual violin work, while Miss Ragan g
taking vocal number was a pleasure
indeed. Particular appreciation was
evinced for Miss Cook IS reading, ''l
Used to Know Your Ma, dialect Sc
lection of marked pathos, well inter
preted. Miss Rich also contributed to
the enjoyment by her rendition OF
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Rev. Father P. NJ. Cushnahan accom-
panied the Knights.
The second academic class were sub
Jected to an oral test last Tuesday
in the biographical outlines of English
literature, with which they showed Il
thorough acquaintance. The academic
departme attended and displayed
great interest, proving as ii did re-
view for some classes and an anticipa-
tion of future work for Others. A not
able feature Of the literature classes
has been the making of albums con
tanning photographs Of authors. This
plan is highly recommended. as it i'm
presses the prominent features, general
mental characteristics Of the world IS
thinkers on youthful minds and gives
familiarity with the great ones of
the earth The first academies have
an album Of American authors. while
the second academies boast an English
gallery.
Enthusiastic school spirit ran high
last Wednesday afternoon when Nvdia
Rouf of the third academic class was
declared one of the winners of the prc.
llminary defamation contest, held in
the Weber stake academy. The par.
ticipants were students of the high
schools of northern Utah Miss Rouff
will 90 TO Salt Lake TO take part in the
intcrscholastic contest May 20. and
many members Of the school will ac.
company her.
Friday afternoon the Junior class in
expression gave proof Of the good work
it mad accomplished during the past
year by the rendition Of varied mum.
bers. which afforded pleasure to their
friends and fcllow-studcnts who
listened to the following selections:
:. How They Brought the Good News
From Ghent 10 AK Browning, Miss
G. Hardy; Lowell S Ode on Lincoln.
Miss Gueriu: "Thc Patriot by
Browning. Miss Anderson; "'T Was
With Grant" BY Bret Hartc. Miss G..
Malone; '1Tho Shin of Statc,N Long
fellow, Miss McGunniss; Henry
Ward Bcechcr on the Death Of Lin
Joaquin Miller, Miss McNuIty: Soap.
tain, My Captain by Walt Whitman
Miss Ragan; FFThc Charge of the Light
|. Brigade, - Teunvsou. Miss G. Roberts.