Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23
the EXERCISES.
r mr. Pretty Grad"a,r. Appears
~ the Opera House.
INTERESTING sHOol. ExsscisEs.

The commencement, ~terris-s Il the
High schu,l ,"nk place lAs, evening a, the
opera house, and although the nigh, was
y very warm one and disagreesble to.
wsrl the rnd " the entertainment. there
was pr-scn, large crowd ~ enthusiasts
ciiE-rs
The hrr' exercia- was . cheerful greet.
,ng Song sung by the graduating class.
This was followed by n Ervcn, iuvocs-
,ion 10y Rev Z &, Hsa,tt-.
Miss Lila Summers. III. 6rr, eesAyis,,
hal for her subject, "womAn, Yesterday.
To day aud To. Morrow" The young
lady pleased her many fri"nds 10y her en-.
crllrn' paper. her pleasing prrs-nce. and
her clear, Easy delivery. TIL. eusay
gave brief history ~ woman, showing
her wonderful development, and giving
a glowing prophecy fnr her future lifs
"OI~n the shutters was III. subject
Il An ora,inn by Miss MArgar, Ray.
/ Her Thoughts w-rr excellent aud well
wuried. and her delivery showed careful
preparation and familiarity with her
theme. The idea was tu open the shut.
/ i"rr Ia the light of cheerful mess and duty 4,
aud Ia look upon the bright side uf life
! Tier subject was quite unique, aud II fol.
lowed cut IT, the letter would prevent
many from talking ahuuI 'h"lr n-,ghhnrr
A pN NJ. ,,I N..a
Kellogg sang IN PHEASANT manner,
"G~h bye. w. Rn~-S Far
As Miss Maud" Summers pt,p,rl for.
warl with her essay, striving ter the
Mastery" the rain hogan in pAttrr ou the
,""f =" vlgH"uzl, that all her striving
could not overcome the nnlr'.. suA INus,
was called In II few momru,n the rail-
ceased, AMI ia" young lady
came frrwarl Amh the apIlaur'
IL III" audience, And finished her JaIri
IN manner that did her much c,r,it
Her thoughts were very practical AN,
showed that neither folded hands n"l
brilliant genius alone would bring sue
cess. hu, that II ,",k perseverance, an,
hart work Ia win ia" goal
Miss '~nrg,a NJ Kellogg. in wei
rounded voice, which nature has h,vorr,
her with. delivered her Grafton ot
"Why." The audlrucr was l-fi Ia won
der hut short time why" she chup,
that subject, for i, Wa shown that racl
On" should cultivate an investigating
-prs, Newton asked why the apple
, Eel d"wu Instead "i up, AMI III answering
h" discovered the great law 1T gravi,a
. u"n W. should ak why hrf'rr w. Il,
. and say tningr that might prov" harmful
. Her sui Jrrt rhulid hr taken - hear, l.,
: many who are always i"n ready Ia maxi
wrong accusations against I."ple whri
there II uu reason ar ocraslun tor them
Donald -. Strung next cam. b-for, ia,
,n'llrnr" and played very sweet vloli
, solo, "S-rcnadr." from Guun"i
;. tn. commencement address was dr
, ivrr'd hy Hon II Il Frrgus-nn in yer,
. Impressive and rl.,urnt style The re-
. marks w"r" appropriate and profitable t.
, parents ar we'll as ,c teachers. MIR. Fer
= g"~rnu lays great stress upon the stud,
and reading "f history that students ma,
: know ia" principles that make nation
. and individuals rise or fall. lie als,
= Hpnk" about voting ini-lligrntly, and nj
) though democrat let his hearers under
stand that the people did not vote in,rlli
gently som" time Ag'. for II they had
there would not h- 81 much Distress an,
misery ia ia" Cnitrd States aa now Al
were pleased with the announcement al
dress II Mr. f-rgussun
Miss Margaret lee sang ~ solo. "Fo
All Eternity" which WAS followed 10y ia,
presentation of diplomas Ia the graduate,
10y Prf G T.. iig,n
The graduates then sang the class son,
comp"~r'i by Mrs y, y Duunlap
TIL. graduates w-r. remembered b,
many handsome AMI costly bslu-ts u
flowers. many IT the flower presents r-
'ceived 10y Miss Ray coming from tn. gar
den spot nf southern California.
These woris, "To Thin. Own Self b,
True" w-r. prominently exhibited Ia tn,
audience from black canvass on tn,
platform The stage II the opera nous,
was deliberately decorated with flowers
ferns aud stands hy T.. d. CriSty.
AZ the seeresAvy'- VeAre.