The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-06-16
NINETY SIX.
Rah! Rahll Rahll!
Reception, BaccalOureate
Sermon and Com
mencement.

rs hOhON
The Seniors Of the Logan High
School are of course the center oi
attraction and comment. The
hard work is all finished and the
festivities and the honorary part oI
IL all commenced last Friday cycn
ing at the residence of Prof. II. f.
Rayman. '06 gave the reception
to the High School, and invited
the Board of Education, the Board
of Examiners and the Editors and
their ladies to participate. Fries
ner orchestra was in attendance
and the occasion was one of the
most delightful in Glass History.
Sunday evening the Rev. j. Il.
Rudisill of the NJ. Il. church of this
city preached the baccaloureate
serman. The services opened with
an anthem by the choir "Sleeptr
Awade" this was followed by the
hymn awake my soul, stretch
every verve" by the congregation.
While standing the opening prayer
was made by Rev. DR.. Moore fol-
lowed by the singing of the
"Gloria." The responsive reading
by the class and Prof. Rayman
impressive. Mr.. Henry J. Wood
worth sang q solo "The Heavenly
Gates" and the congregation sang
"Take my life and let ii be-" AS an
offertory Prof. Eisenlohr of Colum-
bus sang "Oh thou Father, hear my
cry" Rev. j. e. Rudisill took his
text was part of Ephesians iii-2l,
"Able to do exceeding abundently
above all we ask or think" His
subject was "High Degrees in
Spiritual knowledge" or Possibil-
tiles Of the Human Soul" He us.
ed st. Paul as an example showing
the evolution from a narrow mi d.
ed zealot and bigot, to the world
wide missionary of Christ. There
are lower faculties of man which
are developed, but the most i'm
portant of all is the spiritual ma
ture. Man is above the animal,
being given a mental and moral
nature that needs development.
The beginnings of human life are
of human life are Of devine origin
life may be an outcome ofeyolution
yet God was back of all. He has
impressed his own image upon
man giving him the breath of life.
The graduating class has reached
a point, where the high school can
do no more for them. The dawning
goth. century is at hand and per-
haps in this churchiare milIionaires
merchants, princes, and queens Of
society. Mans capital stock is his
body and mind, he must develop
both to their highest possibilities.
In order to do this he must have
an indomentable will, must make
the best of his opportunities, and
seek the best things. The mental
and moral should dominate in
man. There is spiritual world
and we must cultivate ourselves
for the better world, there will be-
joy above, all we can ask or think,
there we can pursue knowledge
and learn the eternal truths of
God.
Rev. w. III. Wright led in prayer
and after the doxology. Rev. DIR.
Miller of Dayton, dismissed the
congregation with the benediction
Last evening closed the festivi-
ties. The following was the pro-
gram ofthe evening:
PROGRAM.
"WEIoH WELL THE END"
NJ hOSlC .''' '.'.,.. '.' .,.,... ORCH ESTRA.
PIANO DUET. ......,..,,. MENDELssHOS.
INVOCATION.
NJ MUSIC-CHORUS-GL ......... Il ENRY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. FARMER.
DRATION.,,,,. .,,.,,.. WINDOWS IN LIFE.
CLARENCE C.. MCCRAY.
DRATIoN 600. FRUIT AMONG THE LEAVES.
MARGARET EsTFLLE LYTLE.
GRAFTON ............ NATURE SUDJUGATED
MARGARET II. BECKER.
JRATIoN. THE ENTHUSIASM or YOUTH
SAMUEL Il. BROOKE.
)RATlON ..."........,, TRUE NOBILITY.
MARoAREr KITTsMILLER.
)RATION. N..................... WHO PLAYS.
L. JAMES MARSHALL.
" USIC............... .......... ORCHESTRA.
)RATION ...,,,,. WHATEVER is, is BEST.
BESSIE ALESE PALMER.
)RATIO N..,.........M majesty OF TRIPLES.
GEORGE LOUIS HARTMANN.
)RATIoN SHOULD WE HAVE A MODEL?
IDA ELLEN HARTLEY.
)RATION ,,...............TnoMA GoRwIN.
CLARA GERTRUDE TAYLOR.
MUSIC CONE TO THE WOODLAND
H. lIENNFR.
)RATION...... A GLIMPSE OF THE TWEEN
FRANK MAGEE WRIGHT.
)NATION .,............ QUOTATIONS..
MADLE EDNA U'HARA,
)RATIoN N................,.,.,...,., HISTORY.