The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-22
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I'M. June 21.-Reflectius TO q
IA degree the careful tutelsEe Of
oochers as we'll as individual ef
9Fen young women composing the
ding class of the Sacred Heart
nV were presented with diplomas
|<renocn at the twentv-ihird annual
<ncemeut exercises held in the
audItoriuni.
auditorium was well filled with
j and relatives Of the graduates.
.8fx of the alumnae from Ogden
1[her cities of the intermountain
If and several score Of visitors when
erclses began at 10 O'Clock.
DIAtforTn At the end of the hall from
the highly mcritorious programme
wen was transformed Into a bower
ID and color with festoous OF roses.
/|ons and school colors displayed
Xf6ful array. The young women
1<eB. Eowned in white and seated
@1lf circle on. the stage, with bright
|ked and ambitious faces, furnished
sing background for the setting.
II Of The Holy Cross and priests
4alt Lake and other cities were the
OF the Sisters at the academy
4 the exercises,
rrogramme opened with the sing
Land Sighting lGricg) by the
ciRss chorus: Miss Hamilton. solo
IlEses G. Malone. l.. Scott, Mar
n Toy. Tolinists. and Miss Scott.
q The closing number was the
1onR sung by the class Of 1911 with
Genevieve r. McNulty. the COM
t'Old Folks at Home" dimmcd the
many in the audience. The class
The Bird OF Time" read by Miss
ret Grill and the ESSAYS The
me OF Civilization. by Miss Tyler:
|fe's Palette by Miss Goldie c.
]: Wasatch Pictures by Miss
Nc Mendes; The Magic Circle OF
II by Miss Maud McGulness. "Our
|ry Indebtedness" by Miss Genevleve
aolin> numbers were cNcell"ntly rem
and showed the result OF careful
ration.
Rand Knight Gives Address.
~. Leary, grand knigh, OF the Salt
council. knights of Columbus. de-
D the address 10 the class, Mr..
.Cushnahan, Mr.. Leary's oratorical
and excellent advice to the young
y who now must face the serious
nos of life was well received,
Faled1ctory, Summer Shadows"
s3 Cecilia Ragan. was well prepared
hly delivered.
he close OF the programme the Wis
we're, shown the beautiful art ex-
IN the library on the second floor
~ needle work display on the third
That the pupils at the Sacred
academy are given as thorough
IE Ia these departments as that af-
In the literary and music depart
was amply proved by the artistic
N of their handlwork. Beautiful
ucns OF hand painted china. water
u colors. drawings and fancy needle
were shown the visitors The
Women in the art department.
ls under the supervision OF Sister
t[R- are the Misses Goldie Roberts.
Rouff- Ruby Cook. Ruby Cheshire.
re Farr. Lucille Hood. LEILA Rich.
Scott. Marguerite Toy. Louis Muir
<eIda Harvey. Marjory Winter and
Irapp.
Tinged With Sadness. "
commencement came 10 a close
[aning, following a banquet al the
,9 hotel given To the graduates by
3Iumnae association. Although a
QI Joy, commencement DAYS at the
Heart academy are usually tineed
shade of sadness. And this year
<cPption Ia the rule. Today adieus
*la and moistencd eyes AT the part
|'1 palmer than any spoken word
fpnE. ties which exist between the
AZ the academy and their pupils.
the students have made their
~ the academy for the past few
and saying good by to their alma
their teachers and fellow stu
(!psts an eventiul chapter in their
||pes.
4B others who attended the COM
'nnnt exercises today were the
general from the Mother house Of
@Lers OF the Holy Cross at South
mo. the Rev. Fathers Dubois,
q; helledy, Duclos and Byrne of All
college. Salt Lake city; the Rev.
ne Stoop. Montpelier. Ida; tie
4tnsr Euchs. Idaho Falls, the Rev.
pGrady, Eureka. the Rev. Father
Ely, New: the Rev. Father
*Qn, Butte. Mont. and the Rev.
LII =. III. G'ushna han a nd Ini,n Rna n