Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-16
The Commencement Exercises.

Friday afternoon the Nevada Bust
ness College held the third commence
ment OF that institution and the Opera
House was comfortably filed with
towns people interested in the school
aGd graduates. The stage was bright
ened with flowers and the graduates,
with their happy faces, completed
picture not soon to be forgotten by
any who had the pleasure of attending
the exercises. Carson has always
prided herself on the appearance of her
boys and girls, but Friday she con-
cluded that the prettiest girls ever
seen and the brightest looking and
most manly boys were graduated.
The program hogan with ''Our
Flag" by Miss Ethyl Stone. This was
remarkably good, especially in the de-
livery and with the strain OF patriotic
music which accompanied the recita-
ton began the commencement in aus
picious manner.
Miss Sadie Sweetland pleased the
audience with her piano solo and pre-
formed in mastery manner. Miss
oweetland has been assisting the pro-
fessors in the school work this years
and has made an envia bic record both
as a student and Instructor.
In the Salutatory given by Miss Lena
Ruedy tho visitors heard splendidly
yrif tnn nd uo1l :
cred as written. Miss Ruedy fulfilled
the expectations OF her many friends
and the applause following her effort
| was an ovation.
The class histories OF 1889 and 1900
were Interesting, Well written and en-
tertaining and read by Miss Lucy
Davis and Miss Margaret Sweeney.
| Miss Clara Spoouer recited and an
encore was demanded by the audience
which tells how excellent an elocution-
ist Miss Spooner is.
The short hand class exhibited the
work done i'll the school room and the
many compliments received for the in
structors and pupils shows the interest
Carson takes in its business college.
George Vieira played a beautiful
violin solo and graciously responded tC
al encore.
Miss Dell Small, with wickedly fem
mime wit, read d merry class prophecy
in " ich the professors had share 0
the future.
The presentation Of the class cane BY
David Winter to j. Il. Lamb was eX
ce.lent, and MIR. Lama replied for Iii
: class in neat little speech.
Miss Kate Atherton in the valedic
> tory showed practical thought ant
clear reasoning and completed the pro
gram offered by the students.
: Rev. MauiurlaLe IN his address eE
pressed the opinion of the citizens 0
: tie enlire town thai Professors blsu
; chet and Wariel were an acquisition /
the town aud their loss would be lei
By all His address to the student
! wishes.
Professor Warfel presented to Mis-
: lena Ruedy the medal offered for tn
/ best work dcne during the year, an
t spoke Of the excellent work done
n Mr.. Lamb, who was slightly lower
d class work, than Miss Ruedy.
Judge Fitzgerald in "a neat speec
e presented the diplomas to the class.
k The wish of all is that the ne
n grad yates, now ready to enter TT
n business world, may continue in tt
courage and thusiasm showed in tt
class work now finished and Overcou
thu obstacles in the road of life wit
the cheeriness that will add to tt
IS happiness of all who come in conta
=, with them.
II The towns people deeply regret tn
1t Professors Blanchet and Warfel a
~ about to leave Carson and wish the
D, happiness and success in their ne
ii work which will be taken up in
Of Paso where great inducements ha
De been offered them.