State Normal School,
FORTY-FIRST TERM.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, |
The CutcKeRinG Piano used on this occasion, is furnished by the kindness
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ORDER OF BEXURRCISES.
1, CHORUS—‘Let the Dew-Drops do our Weeping.” - Rossini.
2, PRAYER.
8. ESSAY—‘“‘The Heart and its Approaches.”
Annie 8, Joyes, Randolph, Cattaraugus.
4, ESSAY—‘Self-Consistency, or Trueness to Self.”
Marta Greens, Honeoye, Ontario.
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. ESSAY—“ Teachers and Teaching.”
Ametia Hoyr, Bradford, Westchester.
. PART SONG—‘‘Distant Music.”
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. ESSAY—Personal Influence.”
Exren M, Ransom, Massena, St. Lawrence.
8. ESSAY—“ Dreams and Day Dreams.
Heren A. Atrorn, Buffalo, Erie.
9, ESSAY—‘‘The Influence of the Beautiful.”
Aton Hottanp, Saratoga Springs, Saratoga.
10. GLEE—‘‘Song of the Rover.”
WORDS BY PROF, FS. JEW
[ask no cottage in the vale,
‘Nor on the mountain rock ;
No home protected from the gale,
Or from the tempest’s shoe
But ask that, far from weary shore,
My tameless path may be;
01 give it me amidst the roar
Of the wild rolling ¢ea.
‘The sea, the sea, the glorious sea,
‘Thou art the world for me;
And I would my home might ever be
Upon the rolling sea,
ORDER OF EXERCISRS.
Ye langh, and think I dare not brave,
The fury of the blast,
‘The thunder of the ocean wave,
‘The whirlwind howling past:
Laugh on, laugh on, T scoff their might,
And still my path shall be,
Upon thy billowy bosom white,
© wild and wrathful sea.
The sea, &e,
‘Then give me but my gallant bark,
Fling forth the snowy sail,
And far o'er waye and billow dark,
TM fly before the gale ;
I'll gaily speed through spray and foam,
And still my path shall be,
‘Ax o'er the wide, wide world, T roam,
Upon the rolling sea.
‘The sea, &e.
11. DIPLOMAS CONFERRED.
13, ADDRESS—By Henry Darling, D. D.
14. SOLO AND CHORUS—‘*Graduates’ Song.” 7. Spencer Lloyd.
WORDS BY PROF, F. §. SEWELD,
Drifting, drifting, drifting
Down Time’s rushing river,
Still new friends and scenes are ever,
Over the bright horizon lifting,
ger glances,
‘They recede with our advances,
In the distance, sinking, dying.
‘Yearning, yeat
For their light departed,
Love, bereaved and broken hearted,
Stands and waits for their returning.
Weeping, weeping, weeping
O’er the Past as perished,
Mem'ry still, what thus we cherished
Holds iv tender, tearful keeping,
15, BENEDICTION.
12, GLEE—‘‘The Styrian Exile.” - Arranged from the German,
Graduates of the fForty-Lirst Term,
Lapis. Post Orrice Avonxes,
Huey A. Anroro,. Buffalo, Erie Co.
Sag Harbor, Suffolk Co.
Albany, Albany Co.
Anna L, Bancocr,.
Heren J. Bartiey,
Soruia E. Brown,. Canajoharie, Montgomery Co.
Haynan M. Caney,.. Sloansyille, Schoharie Co.
Kare A. GinnoGny,.. Lancaster, Erie Co.
Mania GReeEne,... Honeoye, Ontario Co.
Amma Hoyt, Bedford, Westchester Co.
Mary Hunemrrorp,.... Peterboro, Madison Co,
Anim S. Jonxs,.. Randolph, Cattaraugus Co.
Buvex M. Rasow, .. Massena, St. Lawrence Co.
Junta E, Ranson,.. New Paltz Landing, Ulster Co.
Torta M, Suxrn,
Ballston Spa, Saratoga Co.
Carn E. Teruerny, New Concord, Columbia Co.
Canorine A. Wraant,, Saugerties, Ulster Co.
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Avstin B. Duncas,. Chestnut Ridge, Dutchess Co.
Anmox Homann,
Saratoga Springs, Saratoga Co.
Jans T. Parrersoy,. Scotehtown, Orange Co.
