Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-28
Music-"The Night Has a Tbousand

Music-"The Night Has a Thousand
Eyes Emery ................
Normal Glee Club.
Thursday evening vas commence
ment, dear to the hearts of the even
seniors. During the day our citizens
witnessed the spectacle of seven dole
full CD young ladies bearing a casket.
in which was supposed to rest the
class of '03. that they were proceeding
to bury. At night they appeared, no
longer doleful but gay and sparkling.
in caps and gowns ready to receive the
well merited reward of several years
of faithful study.
The program of Thursday evening
opened with a violin solo by Fred
Grim. This was followed by a short
address by Professor Taylor, who in.
troduced Hon. Richard e. Sloan. of
Prescott. The address of Judge Sloan
was the principal feature of the even
ing, and was impressive and scholarly.
ms discourse was upon the progress
and advancement of education, and
was highly appreciated and listened to
with marked attention by the audi
enCe, which thronged the commodious
assembly hall.
A sons by the Normal Glee club fol
lowed, and then Professor Taylor pre-
sented the diplomas. accompanying
the presentation with tender. parting
words of advice and God-speed. Flow
ers and congratulations poured in
upon the happy seven, who were
Misses Grace Grim. Nina Jones, Virgie
Rudd, Nina Burns. Creola Black, Mary
Funston and Bertha Beecher.
A most important event of the eve
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the highest average standing for the
year in the senior class. The medals
were donated for this purpose by some
friend of the school who desires his
identity to remain unknown. A. A.
Dutton presented the medals, the first
to Miss Grace Grim and the second to
| Miss Nina Jones. The average of the
two young ladies differed by a slight
fraction only.
The festivities of the week closed
Friday evening with a grand recep-
| ton. for which a general and cordial
| invitation was extended by the board
and faculty and students to all the
citizens of Flagstaff.
The resident members of the board
the faculty and the graduating class
received the guests. A short program
of music and recitation added to the
enjoyment of the evening. Refresh.
ments were served in the east corridor
and adjoining rooms by the class OF
'03. At a late hour the guests dis
persed, carrying with them pleasant
memories of the class of O2, and the
n. A. n. S. closed its doors until the
I'd day of September.
The Normal school board have re
tanned for another year the present
efficient faculty. A. n. Taylor, B. l..
principal: Miss Frances H. Bury. as
sistant; Miss Cornelia Hartwell. as
sistant: Miss Lulu Hunter, supervisor
of the training school.
The Normal under the management
of Professor Taylor has been success
full since it's opening. At the openinl
in September the attendance will be
largely increased.
Next year a summer school VIII b'
conducted for the benefit of those wht
desire the purse of study, and 1t Is eX
pected that a large number OF teach
ers will avail themselves of the ad
vantages of the summer h
During the summer vacation a com
plete chemical and physical laborator!
will be added and FULLY equipped TO
work. completing a department whicl
has heretofore been conducted unde
difficulties.
Note-An illustration of this institu
ton of learning is published on tn
first page of today's Citizen.