The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-06-11
ENHANCEMENT week

rrreka County High Schools
commencement exercises
nfe,.a thursday evening, al
.rograms as previously an
m~ being successfully carried
rssecting great credit to all par
o. ...ss and those concerned. A
na AMOUNT of work was necessary
hfss e., the plans ard teachers and
% 80 have surely worked diiigent-
a.S faithfully to carry them ali
rsh 10 a successful issue.
uiesc c,nday morning at IL o'clock
sduating class and their par
W. nd friends and a congregation
en- ss.reka people iistened 20 an etie
ss',reate sermon delivered by.
r. z. Bridger In the Eureka
~ choir composed Of stud
"a TEACHERS of the school assist
~ !. the service by rendering appro-
;;...'s music.
rnssday evening the Senior play.
srscse Little Bride Are Your" was
..s,ted TO q capacity house at the
yn,sEs Theatre seat being oc-
s.rssa The scene that greeted the
wbeu the curtain was drawn--a
80 room of DR.. Bellows residence
:. p.hway. New Jersey, where the
- act farce comedy took place.
sss lacking in no appointments or de-
..,,s 40 make II an attractive and q
.,sesiur setting for the comedy-play.
From the beginning to the close, the
..udents acquitted themselves excep-
,,oralIy we'll, sustaining their various
.s.rsefers-for II was made up of
sssrscter parts-with unusual clever
-. Miss Josephine Foster. their
.s.rher. who coached them and at
,..ssd TO all of the necessary re-
sraruus ats is deserving of special
srrir, for large amount OF ability.
s1fjeucs and work in directing mex
sersnced students was required In
presenting so creditably a play OF
this character. That the large audi
sres was amused and entertained
was evidenced by the many compli-
meutary remarks that were passed
and exchanged by those present.
The entertainment opened with a
number OF piano selections rendered.
by Mrs. C. ]. Travers. and singing by
the Girls Glee Club was introduced
between the closing acts.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
The Twenty-first Annual Com
Exercises of the Eureka
County High School took placeThurt-
lay with the following graduating
lass:
Estelle Minoletti. Rosalie Davis,
darie Harris. Katie 1ambini. Pearl
Julia Hildebrand. Al
,ert Biale. Robert Lucey and Et-
ward skillman.
This is the largest class graduated
from this school in years. and when
they marched into the Eureka The
atre followed by the High School fac
atty, the Board OF Education, ard the
peaker OF the evening. Prof. Maxwell
Adams OF the Nevada University at
Reno. II were seated in a semi-circle
IN the stage. With q beautiful floral
ooting OF bouquets of California f,ow-
srs. In which the Glass flower, the
'arnation. was given preference, and
he Class colors. green and gold. sell
'cted. the scene was mosf attractive,
md as a Eureka visitor remarked.
'eyond his expectation. The Class
MOTTO. Honor Lies at Labor's Gate"
vas not overlooked. and httingly ex-
'ressed that labor is not without re-
Yard In the end.
The program as anuouncsd was
arried out with a little shifting of
he numbers. Prof. M.xwell Adams
made the graduating address. taking
or his subject tie thought of Lead
rship," and pointing out the ways
nd means OF reaching that standing
n the chosen vocatiops OF life His
Fords Of counsel and advice to the
class will live long IN
heir memory. and will go down in
heir Commencement Day books for
election and thought.
SOCIAL DANCE FOLLOWs
At the termination OF she program
'rincipal Hunting extended an invi-
alton from the graduating class to
he assenblage to join them In a So
iel dance at Pavilion Hall. which
'ould close the festivities. This
soved a happy ending. for a general
ood time was enjoyed by all partic-
pants-the dance continuing until 3
m