The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-06-17
N. S. q.
Elegant and Substantial Struc--
lures.
A MEMBER ON THE HOE0RY BOARD OF
VISITORS DESCRIBES The COM.
MEKCEMEET EXERCISES.
Baocalaurate Address s-Field Day-Re-
cepiions-Gymnasium Dedications and
the Speakers Scholarship Win
ners-rhe Most Successful
Year the University Has
KnowI-The Effici-
ent President Of
the Institu-
tion.


Desiring to give the citizens OF
Churchill a brief account of my visit to
the University Commencement, / avail
myself of your paper as the best means
OF general distribution.
found upon the University grounds
several new buildings, Lincoln Hall and
the Girls Cottage were completed at the
beginning OF tile last school year and
have been the home of about one hun
dred students during the year. These
are elegant and substantial structures
furnished with all the needed comforts
of home. The burned workshop is re-
placed by brick annex and on the north
end OF the campus stands the new GYM
nasium.
This structure is the pride of both
student and faculty as it owes its ex-
istence to their energy and faith that it
coal1 be erected and paid for without
making any demand upon the State.
The building stands completed and has
been used this week as an assembly hall
for which it is most admirably adapted.
There is still heavy Indebtedness hang
ing over it, which the generosity of
friends and patrons, and the liberality
of students, alumni and faculty, will, in
time, liquidate.
On Sunday, June I, the first Bacca
laureate address delivered to the gradu-
ating classes of College and Normal
School was given by President Stubbs.
His beautiful words of advice and coun-
sci were aptly chosen and very impress
sive. The occasion was solemn one
which will linger long with pride and
tenderness in the hearts of both pupils
and visitors.
Monday was Field Day. The boys
showed great enthusiasm in their sports.
Membe of various classes came off
victors. Some few won new laurels for
themselves much to the delight of their
classmates.
In the evening President Stubbs and
his charming wife and daughter assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Bender and the
faculty gave reception to the students
and friends of the University.
A fine class Of commercial students,
numbering seven or eight, graduated
from the Commercial Department; re-
ceiving their diplomas when their work
was completed from their principal
Robt. Levers.
Tuesday the young ladies OF the Nor
NAL School read their thesis. These
papers gave evidence of the thoronghness
of their training under the most ex-
cellent head of this school, Professor NJ.
w. Emery. They were as follows:
Programme Normal Thesis Day, June g. 1898,
Ga. m.
Thesis .....,. Reading Methods and Aims
Margaret Hymers
Thesis ........... One of our Country's Needs
Lena Mitchell
Teaching Exercise Fractions
Augusta M Saxton
Thesis ... Education of Woman in the Past
Lillian Campbell
Thesis-Pronouns. ns................ Edyth McLear
Thesis .... Lessons from Certain Wars
Josie Kelly
Thesis .. The Copula-Catechetical Method
Lucy M. Grimes.
Thesis-Attention ..,........... Louis u. Evans
Thesis. . Involution and Evolution-Synthetic
and Analytic Methods-Agnes J. Maxwell
Thesis ....... Dissection OF a Sleeps Pluck
Katie Moore.
80 p. m.
Thesis Interest-Inductive and Deductiye
Methods Jennie M Mulcoy.
Thesis, The School, Ella Duffy
Glass Exercise 90. Character Study, SOcratic