Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10


Normal Glass OF 81 was preached by
Rev. O. OgbuEn at the Baptist church
Sunday evening. Il was full OF interest
and instruction and was greatly enjoyed
by the large ooncourse OF people press
emit. The church was tastefully dec
Grated for the occasion Excellent
music was rendered by our local must
oians.
a good audience greeted the Normal
students last evening az the Glass day
exercises, which took place in accord
auce with the programme published
Saturday. The Glee Club rendered
two choice selections and a qusrtette
OF young ladies rendered a very pretty
song. The address OF Mr.. Vsnderhoof
on "Ths Needs OF the Hour" was
very creditable and was followed by
a GLASS poem from the pen of Mr..
Julius G.. Hansen, who later in the
evening delivered the Justs Fsnebris
GRAFTON, and with all the solemn rites OF
precedent, cast into the funeral pyre the
reminding evidences of their recent
was impressively rendered by its
suthoress, Miss Ada M. Peyton.
Fhe class memorial, a bust OF Froe-
bel was then presented, accompanied by
an appropriate speech by Mr.. Walter 8
Wilson.
Hon T E Dalton, responded in a short
out most interesting address.
An esssy entitled "The Glass WHIP
was read by Miss Alice B Windes. L.
was OK a very humorous nature and
| men toned the person al contributions Of
each member of the graduating class, to
those who were to come after. 10 keep
ing with the custom Mr.. j.
Oscar Mullen then delivered the
ladder Grafton, handing DOM to
the GLASS of '98 the emblem
atioal ladder they had 30 recently
scaled, metsphoricslly speaking. In
| doing so he was inclined to treat the
Juniors sstiricelly and twit them as be
Dad been twitted, but the response of
Miss Ida M. Swiggett OF '98 left the
| budding Dsmosthenes In doubt as to
his whereabouts. "The Sybil and the
| Leaves" by Miss Flora Mills was
| the class prophecy and proved very in
teresting. "Pedsgogic Baby Mine" was
| q recitation written by Mrs. DR.. Mo
Naughton and delivered by Miss Al
vsrta Austin and of course proved 81
exosllent number. "Threnody," class
song, written and rendered by Miss
Ma Robinson, gave evidence OF that
young lsdy's poetIcsl talent and ushered
in the closing scenes, the mysteries of
Justa Funebria.
Following is the program for Com
menoement Day exercises, Friday, June
II, at 7:30 a. m, on the Campus:
PROGRAM.
Invocatfon .-............. Rev. A. B. Tomlinson
chorus Normal School Gles Club
a. Silently ending"-Nozart.
b. Voices of the Woods -Rubinstein.
Grafton VeI ner A. Vanderhoof
Subj sct-''The Educator and the Legis-
lator:"
Essay .............. =. Miss Alice Boise Windes
Subjsct-'The Value of Rousseaus Edu-
oational Principles
Wand Exercise. 5000 E. Physical Culture GLASS
Address. Jude W. H Barnes
Chorus Normal school Glse Club
ava Ma 10, ''''Ba ark the Sound of Even
ing sIls''-F. NJ endelss enthusiastically.
Trio. Adele Hauxhurst, Lulu B. Wingar,
Una 3. Hanna.
Dame Cuokoo'@F. Hitler.
Presentation of Glass for Gradua ion.
..-......- DIR. Jas McNaughton, Principal
Presentation of Diplomas.
Gen. ]. 2. Wilson, PresI lent of the Board of
Education
Physical E1pression...-- Physical Culture GLASS
a. Pantomime. The Famine"
b. TabIeaux Mouvant.
The mem bers OF the class of '97 are
Alverta May Austin, r >berb Cornelius
Davis, Julius Gustav Hansen. Adele
Hsuxhurss, Carrie May Huffsr, Jane
Pnoebe Msrtiu, Anna Manuela NJ Her,
CLARA Marie Miller, Flora LsverL
Mills, John Oscar Mullen, Ada Mae
Psyton. Mary Cornelis Robinson, Lucy
Mae Schwerz, Addie Shrine. Werner
A Vanderhoof, Walter Simon Wilson,
Alice Boise Windes. Alumni day,
Saturday, Jane II is when the annual
meeting and banquet will take place at
the Normal hall at s q. u.