Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-06-19

49, AIS last must DC "a secret.
Now look on and you'll behold one
VINO ; as precious as the Pearl.
ieS' Sophie It's and do you wonder
Why speak of her in this waye
She IS liked by all who know her
Kind and noble disposition.
Pearls shall Decker" in the future
o should hear one of her stories
Just a storiette she'll call it.
But III all the latest papers
can surely find none better.
LOOK yet on. Can YOU just see that
There $ a dot on our horizon
Pray mistake it not, dear people.
lis our Charley, truly little.
But how large in heart and spirit
was Is he not the we'll known ..Da,,
In our last years football season,
All know that he is a farmer
by the way he Gees" around here.
But he knows what he is doing
And we honor him for knowing
Now We glance at one domestic.
Why domestic, DO YOU ask me2
She will some day be a Baker.
But at present just a helper.
Think Of this one in a convent
Convent! Was it ever thought OFF
NO, II couldn't have been for Uirso,
Not for jolliers like she is
But her pictures, I will mention.
ror Know you've not all seen them
ihey are fine, not lacking color
ana there's life i'll every picture
iney Il be sold ten cents a copy
Alter the performance over.
Dld you notice in our "Owl"
o +. 7. tackled on some pictures?
II was Porter let me inform you
And he wise thro' information.
a mechanic sure as preachin."
And then sketching will be needed.
NO one dares say now, Il doubt it,
NO II dares put up a question.
wait until you've heard our prophet,
wait until you've heard his future.
Fletcher still remains an unknown
Who Is, also, rather timid.
III save his bashful feelings
l hough he, too, will be a great man.
wherever he'll be stationed.
Whether in a field domestic
IN larger worldly action-he is.
But promised that I'd spare him,
PROMISED not to tell his secret,
But just listen and III tell YOU
hat III '4o's Varsity Year Book
GU may find the name of Orlin.
This, then, is III class so noble.
ending, truly, with this June day.
tut we're not so saddened, nearly,
IS graduates are wont TO be
we feel we've done our duty.
)uty to the public, school board.
we not trained up a brilliant
superintendent for a high SCHOOL,
lie Is now about to leave rs
o accept another high school
5 as large again as this one.
would he have heen enabled
0 make this leap in total darkness
we not encouraged, prompted
ided him in all his efforts.
ded him in all his labors.
p~receptress. too, is bettered
now most perfect order
'his cen out of school hours
i We We made her use her strictest
on under-class men
ser also Is the teacher
The languages in high school
2 Knows all about the Latin
IN the HE haze doc detention
The Wandering's of Aeneas.
eWlSe knowing about German
III the oc-b-c to Goethe.
III the immense TO Schiller.
DRY mathematics. music.
Z all increased in their Importance
e we We entered in their numbers
e we We been enrolled within ,be,,.
we feel we've done our duty
to the public-school board.
to our underclass men.
when Future calls us onward
strive ever TO accomplish
10 us Will seem purpose.
IL Il often in the future
us in varying fortunes
Will be in lowly stations.
S found in greater actions
Il bravely climb on higher
has crowned our virtues.
I[u mem with the wreaths of Glory
~~ontentment will be with us.
ength and viao.