Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-06-21
Forty.fifth Annual Commence
ment Exercises at That ven-'
erabIe and fameus
Institution. -; !,
SIX YOUNG MEN
GRADUATE
Their 0ratons We're Flo quent an
Touched Upon Timely Topics.
Bishop J. B. PitavaI Presided.

Bishop J. B. PitsvaI Presided.
Six young men were fairly speeded
upon the journey of life last evening
from st. MichaePs College, the occa-
sion being the forty-fifth annual COM
mencement of that institution.
The graduates were Lorenzo Flores,
of Morenci Arizona; Alfredo Valdez of
Park View, New Mexico; Camille Mig
nardot of this city; Juan Alarid of this
city; Fred Soto of Juarez, Mexico, and
Pedro Ortiz of Galsteo New Mexico,
and finer looking class of young men
than these as they ranged themselves
upon the flag draped rostrum last eve
ming it would be hard to find in the
land
A number of prominent churchmen
and citizens of Santa Fe occupied the
rostrum with the graduates.
The opening Grafton was by Fred
Soto and his subject was "No National
Greatness Without Morality" He de-
livered it in a convincing and forcefuI
way that won hearty applause from
on "The United States of Europe" a
selection which was very we'll render
ed. Empire or Republic" was the
subject of the selection upon which AL
fredo Valdez spoke and he acquitted
himself with great credit. Juan Alarid
spsoke upon "Industrialism. He rem
dered this Grafton excellently "The
i'm, of
on by Camille Mignardot, and he
handled his subject in very credit
able manner. One of the best orations
of the evening was that of Lorenzo
Flores on "The Louisiana Purchase"
which was the very last thing on the
program.
The essay was we'll written and we'll
rendered, and was received by the aud.
ience with round after round of ap-
plauSe.
The program was interspersed with
recitations by the younger boys and
musical selections rendered by the
College Orchestra and string band.
Several guitar solos were also render
ed. Special praise is due to the Col
lege Orchestra and stringed band for
the manner in which they rendered the
different musical selections. The pro-
gram was as follows:
American Line March. :. 49,,
=. 80. :. ...... College Orchestra
st. John Baptist de la Sale (Hymn),
Vocal Music Glass
The Wish Dearer Than the Crown,
al
Cherry Blossom-Mazurka-
H. Kaune, G. Kaune, S. Romero, D.
Laub, E. SalaZar, W. Clark, N. Jara-
milo, A. Muller.
"No National Greatness Without Nor.
atty. ........ Fred Soto
Old Black Joe (Chorus).. =. :. 80.
80. -. =. ....Vocal Music Glass
Standard Clog Dance-Medley (violin)
c. Hilton.
The Bugle Song
c. Hilton, n Jaramillo, D. Laub. A.
Martin.
I'll Be a Man (Recitation)-
:. -. go. Freddie Haniman
Calisthenics. -. :. ....... Juniors
Amelia March Guitar Solo,. :. :.
"The United States of Europe (Selec.
tlon) 49,. :. Pedro Ortiz
Flying Spray (Piano) Fred Muller
Empire Or Republic" (Selection)..
...... 49,. -. 49,. Alfredo Valdez
Heart and Hand Polka (Cornet and
Baritone Flores, Sam J.
Bean
T in o1r'c OF
Dedication of Gettysburg Cemetery
Joe McGinn.
Rattle of the Latch-Schottisch 80.
-. -. -. ........ String Band
Industrialism" (Selection) ........
....... -. -. :. Juan Alarid
Gallop-Medley Guitar Solo,. -.
...... "A. Garcia
Flag of the Rainbow. .......S. Bean
General Joseph Warren's Address.
-. 1900. -. 1T. Delgado
Evening Bells-Fantasia. String Band
The Seminole's Defiance. ......
-. -. :. ....... David Armijo
Hiawatha March (Mandolin and 0ui-
tar).. 80. I'D Lucero A. Garcia
"The Last of the Red Men,. :. :.
-. . .... Ramon Martinez
When We First Came on This Campus
(Camp SOng).. :. :. Vocal Class
Venetia Waltz. . College Orchestra
Aim of Socialism" (Selection) -.
:. .... 80. Camille Mignardot :.
Zacatecas March. :. -. String Ban"
Death Bed of Benedict Arnold ....
-. .... :. ...... ...P. J. Burke
Soldiers Farewell (Quartet Chorus)
Home, Sweet Home (violin Solo, var.G
........ :. ..... -. IS. ]. BeaH
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