The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-05-06
u" COMMENCE.
MENT DAY PROGRAM


commencement Of the Nevada State
University. May 13 to 49,, 1911:
No special invitations will be issued
to attend the commencement exercises.
Everybody is expected to be present at
all of the exercises, and to everybody,
in the name of the Regents and Facul-
ty of the University, we extend q cor
dial welcome.
All of the buildings will be open for
inspection Saturday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, May 1918, from 9 q.
m. to A p. m.
An exhibit of the art department
will be held in room 6, Morrill, hall,
on Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
A stock exhibit from the station
farm and from the Agricultural college
will be held in the pavilion between
Stewart hall and the Chemistry build
ing, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
May saturday.
10 a. m.-Meeting of the Honorary
Board of Visitors and the Regents Of
the University.
2:3O p. m.-Reception by the De.
partment of Domestic Science. Bread
hudhIuk COHtcSt.
8 p. m.-Senior farce in the Majestic
theatre.
May 14-Sunday.
10:30 a. m.-Baccalaureate services
in the gymnasium. The academic pro-
Morrill, hall at 1O:15. All Of the
graduates and former students are e.
pecially requested to join in the pro-
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p. m.-Dand concert in front Of
the Mackay School of Mines.
May 15-MOnday-Theses Day.
$3.50 a. m.-Reading of Theses by the
graduates in rooms 4, 5 and 8, second
floor, Morrill, hall.
p. m.-Ending of Examinations
for High school.
8 p. m.-High school commencement
in the gymnasium.
May 16-Tuesday.
IL a. m.-Class day exercises arrang
ed by the seniors.
p. m.-Annual meeting of the
Board of Regets.
p. m.-Ending of University ex-
aminations.
s p. m.-Exhibition by Miss Neigh
ans class in physical culture and by
Miss Howe's class in expression, assist
ed by the University Cadet band, upon
the Mackay quadrangle.
May 17-Wednesday - Commencement
Day. sa@
| 9 a. m.-Review of the Cadet CORDS
by the Governor and staff, the Honor
ary Board of Visitors, the Regents and
students. old and new, of the Univer.
sity.
9:45 a. m,--The Academic procession
will form on the north front of Nor
rill hall and march to the Mackay
grandstand. We invite every one who
has been connected with the Univer.
sity from the beginning of it's history
at Elko to the present time to join in
this Academic procession, which will
be led by the Cadet band and the
Cadets.
i 10 a. m.-Commencement exercises
at the Mackay grandstand.
IL NIPPON the conclusion Of the
Commencement exercises, luncheon
will be served in the gymnasium to
which we cordially invite all the grad
uates Of all the departments, ali the
former students, the Regents, past and
present, the Honorary board Of Visit
ors, past and present, Seniors Of class
of 1911, members of the Faculty, past
and present, and other guests of the
University. This invitation includes
wives or husbands of all the guests.
After the luncheon we should like to
have informal speeches from the form
er graduates and old students. This
part of the program is to be purely in
formal and perfect freedom among all
of the guests is invited. It is to be
largely in the nature of love-feast
$50 p. m.-Senior party in the gym
nasium.
NOTE-All those who have been
connected with the University in any
way are invited to call at the Presi-
dent Office in Morrill, hall between
the hours of eight a. m. and four p.
m. from Thursday, May 11th, register
their names and receive a badge,
which they are requested to wear
throughout Commencement week. Per-
sons wearing these badges will please
not wait for introductions, but intro
duce themselves to each other wher-
ever they may meet upon the campus
or in town. J. E. STUBBS,
preai1ont