The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-24
|IllllIilg Exercises
|sose of the Calumet
Hjah School Held
Last Evening.
Large Audience Was There

., interest in the Grad
'a. .. and the work of the Pub
;'' =. =. s.a.s,. Of calumet
.,,. q, Calumet by the manner
ne s,. ps't tss auditorium OF the Metho-
wn''n Gu cas- crowded last night are
ts e'a,' interested in the welfare Of our
del'. I'd veil they may be seeing that
. 0U'' s to be obtained there is su-
~ t 70 that obtained by many OF our
: mem who considered themselves
4 y .s ~,a in the iatherland while it is
~ times better than that OBTAINED
:, .ost Of our great men who have
,.d themselves to thefore in this coun-
ssit is to be hoped that the mem m.
- che class will not be satisfied with
..o,s If knowledge they now possess,
,ssy will add to It day by day and
NV year for Il they do not move
:. 9TH The times, which they can only
- adding to their store. they will be-
~, cross the river find themselves
siod in the march oflife as many OF
older folks are who have not made a
~
NJ Of adding daily to our store OF
bwledge.
Ne exercises commenced with a piece
music by the band Of the class followed
= chorus Of members oil the high
After pra, er by the Rev. Mr..
veIl OIL Christ church, the male quartet
v Isellugly rendered "Sleep On But
lam Of Me-" Mr.. Dunstan, our lieuten-
governor, then delivered an address
cb besides containing a vast amount
tatistical Information and praising
sicbt Of our legislature In making
h large appropriations for our schools
~ the members OF the class some very
bd advice. There is one point made
Mr. Duustsn which will bear repeat
over and oyer again 80 that the class
v Gee before them wherever they
y and that is, the successful people
4 are not generally those who by ma
Sas endowed with great talents. but
&ifhough their talents may not be
7 CHEST order have the perseverance
ambition to succeed. II we remem.
correctly the superintendent stated
sslsent class raised the number OF
nni people who had graduated here to
) and without knowing the NEWS
uId be prepared to wager that out OF
It number those who haye succeeded
best are those who like the martyr
ksldent, General Grant and others have
1lafed that much to be wished for,
Uod perseverance. After the girls'
Prus had sung welcome Pretty Prim-
Pc and the superintendent had pre-
ted the diplomas the fifteenth
pual commencement exercises, which
fsed oh very creditably to all con-
2e&were brought to a close by the
r1iass singing the class song.
= bis address Mr.. Dunstan alluded to
heroic conduct OF Lieut.. Hobson;
|Teyer brave that individual may have
fntne writer, who probably may be
Pwn to most OF the class from child
lqKp, wishes to impress upon their
sfhat sometimes in every day life as
|cn herolsm as that OF Hobson is dis
yea 10 avoiding a temptation and
|ng only what is known to be right,
\ hopes the members will al ways bear
|''act In mind and In their daily life drill
l P%selyes always to do unto others as
0uld De done by. II they succeed
lung this and persevere in whatever
p''s OF lille they may adopt success is
noS' certain, but to make sure OF this
''e'S tney should make q point OF
~ truthful, for but few people meet
Z s'eady and continued promotion
'ney are known to be truthful
trustworthy.
mile on school matters, the editor
J ''a'e tnat owing to time and want
pace ? much that the reporter had
!, .~n concerning the eighth grade exer-
- omitted, and therefore in JUS
%e pupils and one OF the teachers
o,oorn' through whose exertions
u'en mad been brought to such a
80 s'a'e Oh perf,ctionJ we will give his
!, !, W ~''' number on the program, "1he
lorus' from the opera Of I'll Tro.
= was excellent. The voices rang
s0u uuu and clear, and together with
- sI ,'. 'orpedos and red lights, bro.
- qu'te an inspiring effect.
DIs n..'', number, a recitation by
" w vau'elson. was very nicely done,
" 0'o given being clear and dis.
q ,O'O BY Miss Osborn was eminent
mo- Iss0 's and clearly showed the
and pleasing. ' '""' 70
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