Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-05-23
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A baseball game was played Tues |
day afternoon between the Cadets and
Alumni of the Institute. This proved
one Of the most interesting games of
the year. Alumni from all over the ter
ritory participated but were dicisively
beaten by the well coached team of
the Institute. 1t is the plan of the In.
stitute to make this a permanent org.
anization and to make this annual
game one of the features of the com.
mencement exercises. Considering the
large and enthusiastic crowd which
was in attendance Tuesday, these
games will be looked forward to with
much interest by both the Alumni and
the public at large
The following was the lineup of the
Alumni team:
Don Hamilton, 'O7, first base; Nat
Gannuon, '07, second base; C. E.
Kuntz, '05, third base; Cy Leland, 'O2,
short-stop; A. A. Ririe, 'O4, right field;
J. M. Harland, 'O7, center field; Jaffa
Miller, 'O7, left field: Drew Pruit. 'O5,
pitcher; H. M. Dow, 'O5, catcher;
Brent Paden, '05, and Rolin Smith, 'O5,
substitutes.
Final Hop.
The final ball was given Tuesday
night by the second class to the first
returning the honor conferred on them
one month ago. The large dance hall
was beautifully decorated with the
/ class colors, orange and black. Re-
freshments were served and the dance
was continued to a late hour. About
one hundred couples were in attend
ance, many visitors from a distance
adding to the large aggregation.
AT $3.50 o'clock Wednesday morning
the battalion was reviewed by the
Board of Regents and Brigadier Gen.
ieral A. P. Harrington, of Santa Fe, af-
ter which General Harrington made
an inspection of the battalion, quart
ers and military equipment which he
found in an excellent condition. He
was much pleased with the school In
It's every department and with it's
bright outlook for the future.
At o'clock Wednesday evening
was had the last parade of the year.
The first class, dressed in blue uni.
forms, marched to the front for their
last time, which is always a solemn
occasion. The parade was we'll execut-
ed, though the boys appeared quite
nervous.
Graduating Exercises.
The graduating exercises were held
in the large gymnasium Wednesday
night. The hall was packed to over.
flowing by the immense crowd. The
following program was rendered:
1. Program.
lOverture-War Songs of 1861.
-. -. ........... .Laurendeau
q Cadet Band-Jack Fletcher, Leader.
InVocatlon. ..... -. ...... .......
,..... Rev. Edward Emerson Davis
Announcement of Distinctions. -.
.... ......... Post Adjutant
Valedictory Address. ........ 49,.
.............Ca Cadet Wyly Parsons
Piece Characteristic-A Day in the
| Cottonfield. :. .Zublin Cadet Band
Delivery of Diplomas. ...........
| Colonel James W. Wilson, Supt.
Address to Graduating Glass. So.
Ex-Governor L. Bradford Prince, LID
lOverture-Electric Park. 80. .Lasey
| Cadet Band
Delivery of Scholarships, Medals and
/ Commissions.
Brigadier Gen. A. P. Harrington.
March-Old Settlers on Parade. -.
...... -. -. ........... Dalbey
Cadet Band.
Roster Of Graduating Glass.
Louis E. Armijo, Nicolas T. Armijo,
Harvey H. Cake, H. Boude Cooley,
Ralph B. Crowell, Grahme H. Frost,
70. B. Freeman, John l.. Hill, James
L. Hubbell, Jesse J. Lee, WHY Par
| sons, Melvin G. Paden, Jr., Estanislao
Montoya.
| @ The battalion of cadets was march
ed into the gymnasium promptly at
1880 o'clock. The graduating class
| was seated to the front. On the plat
form were seated the board Of regents,
| Ex-Governor L. Bradford Prince, Gen
eral A. P. Harrington, Rev. Edward
Emerson DAvis, Colonel James w.
Wilson, and members Of the faculty.
! The hall was beautifully decorated.