Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-21
San Miguel.

! San Miguel.
Here to join in hearty greeting: San
Miguel,
All thy honored sons have gathered:
San Miguel, San Miguel
Let our voices ring out true, Mellowed
with affection due
And the loyal pledge full spoken:
San Miguel, San Miguel.
And the loyal pledge full spoken:
| San Miguel.
Yes; we'll stand by one another, San
Miguel, San Miguel.
And We'll cherish fond thy mem'ry
San Miguel, San Miguel.
Whateer way our path may lead. We
shall prove our faith indeed,
And We'll keep thee as our watch
word: San Miguel, San Miguel,
And We'll keep thee as our watch
word: San Miguel
Here tonight again we crown thee
San Miguel, San Miguel
May thy glories ever brighten, San
Miguel, San Miguel
While thy sons your praises sing
Voices giving honest ring
Of our loyalty to mother, San Miguel
San Miguel,
OF our loyalty to mother, San Miguel
Yesterday the celebration of the
Golden Jubilee of st. Michael's Col
lege reached it's climax. The entire
day was given over to festivities, o.
a varied character. In the mornins
about nine o'clock the former stud
ents of the college to the number o
nearly two thousand gathered at the
college and later proceeded in pro
cession headed by the Banda de San
ia Fe, to the Cathedral. Brother
Hermes and Governor George Curry
led the procession At nine thirty
His Grace, Most Reverend Archbish
Iop Pitaval began the celebration O.
Pontifcal High Mass. The ceremon
les throughout were highly impressive
and of most solemn nature. Rev
erend Jules Deraches, the chaplain
of the college preached very power
full and interesting sermon on "Edu
cation" His remarks were listened
to with wrapt attention. Throughout
his remarks he paid high tribute tt
the Christian Brothers. At the clos
of the services which lasted unit
nearly noon the college men repaired
to the Armory where an old time col
lege luncheon was served. In tn
evening at five thirty Benediction o
the Blessed Sacrament was given II
I the old San Miguel chapel.
The Banquet.
At o'clock in the spacious qual
ters of the new Armory which wa
especially decorated with buntin
and flags for the occasion, tn
grand banquet to the students wa
served. Many large long tables wer
tastefully arranged so that all coul
be seated comfortably. At the en-
of the building opposite the entranc
a large table was placed crossways
at which were seated the guests G
honor and the speakers. On the wa
back of the speakers, two giant Amel
lean flags crossed each other on tn
one the figures flfty-nine, mark
ing the beginning of the career Q
the college, and on the other the fie
ures 90, standing for the present veal
At the head table sat His. Grace
Most Reverend Archbishop j. B. Pits
val, Toastmaster Frank A. Hubbel
Honorable Nestor Montoya, Governo
George Curry, Honorable George Al
! milo, Honorable Filadelfo Baca, Hor
orable Pedro Delgado and others o
prominence. The menu served was a
follows:
MENU.
ReIishes
: Radishes Olive
Sailed Almonds
!. Chicken Salad, Mayonnaise Sauce
Cheese Sticks Sliced Cucumber
English Roast Beef
Roast Spring Lamb
: Saratoga Chips !
8 Dressed Tomatoes
4 JUBILEE PUNCH
1 Cold Tongue Golden Han
Picked Veal Potato Salad
, Fancy Ice Cream Assorted Cake
Choice Fruits
Cheese Chackers Coffe,
: Apollinaris and Coyote Waters
After the inner man had been sat
isfied the following program was car
.. ried Out,
Presidents Address
POSTMASTER. Frank A. Hubbel
|. Our Jubilee. &c. .Nestor Montoy'
Impromptu remarks, The Most Rev
Archbishop ]. B. Pitaval
Men Of st, Michael's. n. ..........