Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-06-18
TOWN AND VICINITY.
Normal School Commencement.


The commencement exercises of the
State Normal School constituted last
weeks leading event.
The interest felt in the success of the
graduates and the presence of Governor
Wartield brought together one of the
largest assemblages of people ever ad
mtted to the Frostburg Opera House.
The graduates, eight i'll number, with
the residences represented, are as
follows:
Cumbcrldnd-Misses Anna Webster, Ethel
Taylor and Hilda Lambert.
Louaconihg-Misses Jennie Dixon, Viola
Hepburn and Christine McAlpine.
FroStbmrg-Misses Nellie Powell and
Mann Jef1ries.
These ladies occupied the stage fore
front and looked their best i'll beftting
costumes of snowy white.
On their right We're Principal Muir
daugh, Governor Wartield J. w.
Thomas, Clayton Purnell and NJ. b.
Stephens.
On their left the assistant tutors of the
School.
The rear rows We're occupied by coun-
ty school officials, town councilmen, the
original Normal School committee II al.
Principal Murdaugh easily assumed
and filled the office of master of cere-
monies, and after several fine airs by the
AriOn Band he introduced Miss IneZ
DeVore, little lady of seven years,
representing the Model Department of
the School, to deliver the address of
welcome. With complete self-posses-
sion, full voice and distinct enunciatiOn
Miss Devore said
Laoies amt Gc,tcu,cu-
If is NV nleasont office to-pipht rs Nom.
Der of the First Grade of the Model school.
and as the representative of the graduating
class of the Normal department. to bid you
a hearty welcome to our first commence,
hien.; we are indeed slaH TO sec you, ana
At ast tn ' ho r.e t, oi .o Er'
This. orr first Iiraruatinn tIlass a,rs forth
| know. with your best wishes. We little
folks are beginning to look forward to the
time when we too, will stand here to receive
our coveted allioilaS: GU Know
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Thank Won for comin', tn' ni,,ht
Thank you, too, ladies and gentlemen of
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