Omaha daily bee., 1893-06-23
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sociaiisnhot tho Failure.
Russell Wilbur's grafton on rThe Socialism
of the Future" showed great care In prepa-
ration. II was a a-thoughtful treatment of
the question and showed the mature mind OF
the young man, Wild ahas been considerable
OF prodigy since his babyhood. II was
much deeper treatment of the subject than
one would expect to come from High school
graduate and indubiAbly showed the thor
ough work being done by Prof. Lewis and
his corps of teachers.
Miss Clarissa Wilhcimy and Blanche Rob
inson gave piano dust, Schuberts March
closed the specchrfiaking for the class by
reading an essay, entitled ''The Survival OF
the Uniittest" A pretty girl, and one OF
the brightest members OF her class, she
rounded out the program with credit to her.
self as well as to the class
DR.. j. L. Duryea. ON behalf of the Board
of Education, then occupied the platform for
few minutes in an earnest talk of the
trust reposed by the people OF Omaha in the
members of the Board of Education. at
ought to be your privilege to call the poblest
the best of your fellows TO direct this trust.
There are deep feelings which would
become strong. emotions did time
permit, but l might touch your
hearts by describing what | saw
once, stranger came to me and asked me
to talk to the people about the new educa-
ton. | asked him where, ! would find the
people and he said on q festival day to be
provided for. And l went 1t was the day
before the schools opened, when the LEAKAGE
was at its choicest, when nature was at its
best. The parents were there and the child
rem too, and speeches were made. This was
the truly Grecian way of conducting such
things and / would that Hanscom park might
ring with the voices of children, with band
music to celebrate the opening of each term
of school,"
Triple Alliance of Education.
The doctor then passed to an explanation
OF the new education previously referred TO
and the manner in which the new culture is
to be obtained "The home, the school and
the church should be u tri-unit Does the
churchi The very moment you think
OF this, parents, you should take
only the best you can get and ordain them
like priest at the altar to educate and train
your boys and girls. regard the kindergarten
as the extension of the home. l have no pa
tience with that sordid materialism, that says
teach the boys and girls to get living.
The best we are, the best we have and the
best we are to be comes to us through the
common schools. Could the members of the
city council look upon this picture they
would vote us all the money we needed for
the education of our boys and girls holding
US, OF course, to strict accountability in
order to make us an honest man. Teachers
with the complaint that these schools of
ours are goddess. Pay your taxes without
grumbling, and pour into our hands all the
money to make these schools the most
favored In our progressive land"
Class of '93.
The graduating class then arose and with
a few fatherly words from Dr. Duryca the
diplomas were presented. The class of '93 is
composed of the following:
Carrie AlthauS, Selma HelQuiSt, Viola
Barns, Mabel Hellman, Abba Bowen, Mille
Hines, Selena Burns, Abby Hodgetts
Eloise Clark, Jennie Huffman, Selma Dahl
strom, Kate Humphrey, Clara Davenport,
Rosina Lehning, Hittie DeGraff, Emma
Levi Jennie Donaldson Georgia Lindsay,
Bessie Dunn, Louise Matthewson, Clara Ed
holm, Agnes Mckay, Elva Fisher,
Anna Meyer, Nellie French, Georgia Park,
Lucinda Gamble, Lucille Farmer, Jeanette
Gregg, Elizabeth Philips, Anna Pckard,
Ada M. Stone, Marie Price, Edna Thain,
Blanch Robinson, Jessie Isabel Than, Clara
Rood, Clarissa Wilhelmy, Marion Schibsby,
Elizabeth Will, Edith Schwartz, May
Wyman, Grace Marty Jake Abrams Henry
Mengedoht, Alonzo Beans, Edwin Osgood,
Bert Butler, Henry Osgood, Harrison Curry,
Van Zandt Cortelyou,e Herbert Dunn, August
Peterson, George Gilbert, Frank Riley,
Rae Hobbie, Writ Thompson, Allen
Hopkins, Fred Van Horn, James Houston,
Otis G. Whipple, Herbert Martin, Russell
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