Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-09
k6Tf OF YRE HAR8oR, OUT
ON TIL SEA-"

High School.
Promptly at 3 o'clock the Orchestra
began to play and u rtocess,on %ith
a. W. Hcssion, Prss.ientot Lee School
Board, in the lead, fellor.d by j. A.
NtFride. clerk Of tho board, Pros
Byers, Principal OF tho Schnol; Miss
Marlette teacher oi !h6 :Sstimsdi.ss
Department and Mics Ws.a, Of tho
primary department; soa the six
graduates, Cota y. parrEsi PorE Tsp
Ftsi Nettie S. Drown Willie R'gsby,
Hattie Il. Rcsebstnch aud Naito L.
A=dersoniinthc +" 9sr named. entered
the church and ;oux tho places as
Big ned thrip. at thu cocelctipn OF
the nansic Rev. W. II. /. II ,ughton,
bt tho EpiscopAi Church insoteu the
blessings Of God en- tho exercises; the
school acd tHS graduates. The
orchestra then played n waltz aud the
Programme ID previously published
was carried oat *i:!: s!iskt cha.sss.
The Glass Motto "Out OF the harbor,
out on the sea- printed in ed letters
On t.eam colored card board piond
On ihe piatform on an ea:cl. decorated
with California flowers, and attracted
agroat deal Of attention aud was
much admired by ~eSe.Ybpdy.
The church was h lndsomoly decn
tatcd, tho music aud singing ssre cx-
bellens; the graduates looked their
prettiest and the round ~ applause
they received a. the conciueion OF
their essuys told tbs: their Efforts
had pleased their listeners. II is not
bur rurroee 10 criticise the different
graduated, but We can not toTboGr
to compliment orch OF them in the
matter OF their essays aud the ;nan.
ner in which they wers read. All lid
%ell and aIl reflected credit on thor
teacher aud school.
Below We give .bc E~alu,a;cry aud
Sssay Of Miss Cora 3. Eiurris which
will be followed by the others 10 the
brder named on tina pr~osraiame:
s~ALuIaToRY.
Dear FricndS:-In boSnlf OF the
class Of 90 l bid you n hearty wei
eoWo to our exercises tonight.
Tho in'eraf. yon hnrh shown in the
past, in the cauoe VI education, speaks
well for the future OF our school.
The foundations u our government
test upon tho education vi cur geo |
pie. Tho conversions OF this groht
toC1p'o IS the public school. Its
doors arc open to rich aud nocS, high
and low, Rlika. Here all may come
hnd receive, TT ihn ia:ljsof thu Stats, |
IN education which ITS them to be.
como goo,l and useful ~ci;.Gon5. Ks
long as the peop;a foster and support
bur common sohoole, tho p~orpc;uity
tf FREQ iHEt!:St;oas is assured. But
eloso thor doore ind the foundations
bf our government will crurSbie and
tho whole suPc!s;FuctLro will totter
and falf, huryin& in i,s rr,as thu last
9estiSe OF FREQ government.
In tho past. tho roople OF EIko, by
Toto ana aat, have ahnwn their faith
10 ths public school aysiem. They
testify by their presence here to nigh.s
that they taj;a tho ea.na Interest in
The welfare Of our schools as in days
past. May tho eams spirit manifest
itsolf in those who shall come after.
In years TO come, others will stand
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