The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-06-07

ness and high standard of perfection
be characteristic OF everything you do,
and remember it is not so much what
you say as what you do that will
immortalize your name.
The sprngtime of your youth will
soon be merged into the summertime
of manhood and womanhood.
Let not its golden oppor tunities and
precious moments pass ty unimprov-
ed, but
"Wrte on them the thought immortal.
Grave upon them deeds sublime
That will meet you at the portal
or the sweet celestial cline"
You are the architects of your own
fortunes. You are builders, building
day by day temple for eternity. Let
the chief corr er-stone of that edihce
be a good character. Let its walls be
garnished and embellished with such
precious stones as virtue, truth, hon
esty, integrity, industry, sobriety and
Christianity.
Your graduation brings you to the
very threshold of the twentieth cen.
tury. A vast, untned, unexplored
future, with all its untold realities, lies
just before you. Launch out on its
broad waters with brave and fearless
heart. Resolve that the pilot of your
little bark shall be the Worlds Re
deemer: that your map and chart and
compass shall be the Word of Cod;
and that your harbor of final destna-
tion shall be the haven of eternal rest.
l recommend you unto God and to
the Word of His Grace which is able
to build you up. and to give you a
home among all them that are sancti-
fed.
DR.. G.. II. Hemingway, one of the
three judges of the contest, of which
Messrs. Geo +. Elwell and H. A. NJ
Killip were the other two, presented
the prize to the successful and happy
contestants. Minnie Dely was award
ed the first prize; Teresa Turney the
second; and Geraldine Bomboy tie
third. The Century Club gave Edith
E. Keller for her review of Richard
Carvel valuable prize Of two beauti,
full volumes Of Hugh Wynne. Prof
L. P. Sterner presented Donald G..
Herring for his excellence in Latin
and Greek, a Latin and Greek dict
ionary
The following are the names of the
graduates in the order of their stand
ing in class:
Martha Elizabeth Dreisbach, Lucy
Harris Brobst, Edith Emma Keller,
Eleanor Foster Wilson, Mary Cert
rude Belig, Laura Sheldon Moyer,
Dora Estelle Jury, David Waller Ney-
hard, Mary Amanda Corell, Lydia
May Rhodomoyer. Elizabeth Alice
Hldlay, BENJAMIN Raymond Yohe,
Harriet Cordelia House, Natalie
Jacoby Foulke, Bertha Ina Umstead,
Donald Grant Herring, George Alex
ander and Joseph Cohen.
The following program was we'll
rehueieu'
PROGRAM.
Galop'...,......R Rlngmaster. Warren
Orchestra
lnyoeation...Rev, q. H. Hemingway ID. ID.
Salutatory ory.".............,.....l rue beneVolenCe
Lucy Harris Brobst
Song with Violin ad libitum, "iappy Days"
...'.. '.'.'.'..'.'..''. .'''''ot'ele%hi
Natalie Jacoby Foulke.
Essay...... iiistoiy
Mary Amanda Correl.
"The Gossips in Session., ,,..........."...."..,.
Recommendation School Tor Scandal
The "SchooP' has assembled to pick to
pieces the absent friends.
Lady Candor. Edith Emma Keller
Lady Ieazle, e,.....".. LYDIA May Khodomoyer
Lady Bertha Ina Umstead
Lady Crabree..... Lucy Harris Brobst
Lady Sneerwell .....Harriet Cordelia House
Sir Peter..............".. George Alexander
Waltz ...........La Serenata ............J ozone
ClSHcsta'
Essay........ ..... Review OF Richard Carvel
Edith Emma Keller.