Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
High Sc!loo! ISa- Union n Canton,
Ohio

Having been cordially invited. We
w"Te present at the atoyr Reunion on Z
Wednesday evening of last week. IL (
WAS one of the most peasant gathering, [
ti'ilt 1t has ever been nitr pleasure IL VIII |
ness. There is always a pleasure in re- /
calling the school days OF early lite. r>-
pccially tn those who nave been rivorrl
witn tue filll privileges at oIJr c>HiGIrn
schools. The flittCii stn.icn5 rvnrn
hers with gratitude his Kind. and ell
cient teachers. lie looks back tu them
as his hrnefactors. And in turn, the
veteran teacher is ever proud of the
prosperity and succesS of his old pupil.
While it was our good fortune To attend
the Canton Union School but few
months. our teachers. jiou. III >. Martin.
Il. liaileigh. Esq. Miss .JranEctte Alex
andrr AMI Miss Mary Hszlctt each eccil.
ny Il place in our heart which will he
vacated only When il shall beat no more.
Nav their lives be long spared and tieir
cup of pleasure ever run over. And
even the walls OF the Canton Union
School are dear To uS, and while Canton
ought to have Il S:huui SLri"t!lTr IHprr
adap pied TO tAc wants al tue city, we f-ci
a tnOU%a We siIO,st, regret 10 see Tie
venerable walls uf the Old building turn
down. Every cid papii points t. tiicm
| with pride. Still We hope that Canton
Will soon have Union School structure
I
splendid Court House, magnificent
churches, Opera iIou>c, business houses
aEl private residences. A. this Re
/ Union we we're Srlti!iytl 10 meet Il nuai-
Der OF young msn W!iGSe O.; e iudintaHre
We formed while atteudin1 The above
school. and at which time VIC npli.ei,
Those who were stUd:oJS. OF TicrilUrioII>
conduct ana lur whom, iu Ouf own IailId.
we predicted Il prosperous and huuOr,l-
| lei \ . mil IN
mention G. Nelson Bicrve, who weighs
but l2J pounds. bat whose energy aIi
Intellectual vitality is ilcXhaustAbir.
Alter graduating, he le:t Canton aud
with ii p1cuIiIry capital of iifteea cents.
began his business career ;LI Day ton, . ,
ard we learn tldt he is now Il stock
holder and secretary OF Il prosDrrou-
manufacturing firm of that place. whose
business extends to all the States OF the
Union. ". 4. Lynch, who usc TO study
his ''Icsson,' wiJl the di!igenc" OF an
o,d pi! 10 o .Ih"r hls already b aimed
tne reputation of being one of the M 81
promising yong lawy crs jim Ohio. We
inl2 ht also Particulari:.e by n,akir men
iiOn OF many others. biii time Ind : Sac,
iul bid.
Now we lave written TIE above fo,
the purpose OF imprcssing Il lesson upor
TIE minds OF our young readers After
numerous Inquiries. willie attending = !,
above iic-union AND on other occuS; Jns
We learn that those pupils who W. t stu.
GiOus, ut school and whose EN- auoi
commanded The respect OF '.,achcrs ;.nt
Citizens, rs general ruI~ are now hon.
ored and successful business citizpr
While some who wure careless. lazy-an,
lnviAcient pu- Is arc still troIlbir,l hy
the same tra,,S of character. Bows an,
giilS, LeSln early to pr.ctice o ! / ha IFS
Il a
. depository * hrpaJ:ic thus SreaNs
| superintendent VI oTley opened tie eX
Crci>rS with Z siio,t sppcc;I. followed d,
l.. Cuneo, editor Of the WYANDDr Re
JUBLlCAN, published az Upper Saulusk Y
Nelson Bicrre, ct DAYTON, o.. and " i
Lynch and Andrew Blake. of Lhis city
! all old scholars. The addresses wvr
short, bat Interesting anl WEE! rendered
Essays were read BY Miss Rebecca " il
. let's and Miss Jeanette Alexander, bot!
! being well received ANA rejecting grca
, credit Oh the essayistS. Volunteer con
: ! gratulatOry, were then made by y. ~.
. | Gre2Ur, OF Stark Co. Democrat, aud Ir
= NJ. Alien, County Treasurer. S,yer.l
letters were read trom oil. Srhool-Indte-
now living in tiiStaa paris OF the cJuE
Try. Among tiein were letters from +
a. Sewers. IcavenTorth. Kansas. N
iaLter. Man>f id, . and IL. \. klu.
man. Cleveland. After the eS-rcist
were over. Il bountitui supply o! ic
cream, lemonade, cd~cs, &c, was serve
} up and partaken nj heartily. T:cn a
!, engaged in social conversation. recallin
% pleasant "reminiscences u school l.fe,
fact living chii';30,'s days over again =
Il short time. Suddenly the string ban,
Is under the leadership of Prof. i. +. k;ri
struck up tie music, and all that wei
1t inclined. trippcd il on tie hight fantasi
Is toe for an hour or two, when tie iint
:. for parting caIiln. All felt that it ".
% good to bc there and all expressed ti
wish, 10 meet each other at tAe he:
Il High School Rc-uAi.sm.