The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-07-31
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combination of heat and cold, light
and shadow. Their best discipline
seems ITO come from suffering, loss
and sickness, through which they
learn the futility of deception and
passion. Every Leo individual should
be sure to set apart some moments
each day for silence and repose; also
periods of absolute solitude ONLY
in this way can true polarity be OBJ
tanned. The greatest pains should
be taken by those born under this
sign to discriminate. between natural
intuition. which is theirs to a remark
able degree, and the abuse of this
native genius, which degenerates in
to mean and hurtful prejudice.
They should try to see that this lat
ter trait of character is a positive
hindrance to their own growth, be-
cause hurtful to others. They also
need to exercise themselves more in
regard to the comfort and happiness
of others, and less in regard to their
own. The selfishness of this sign
must be overcome before there can
be any true progress. Leo people
should often take a careful inventory
Of their own faults and weaknesses
and in this way learn charity for
others. Leo children are quick to
observe any duplicity or inconsistent
cy on the part of those around them
and will meet it all with correspond
ing hypocricy and deep cunning.
They are exceedingly initiative and
must be taught independence of char
acter. The minds of these sensitive
and talented children should be kept
busy with simple, wholesome and
amusing tasks. There can be no har-
monious development of a child born
under fiery and impulsive sign with
out constant and varied amusement.
He must he constantly under obser-
walton, but must not know it. If he
is conscious of being watched he will
Immediately commence to deceive
and prevaricate. They should be the
constant companions of judicious
parents or guardians. Parents must
'be careful not to transgress the rules
they have made for these little ones
The true nature of the higher indi-
viduality of Leo is law and order, but
many Leo people go through life from
the cradle to the grave without be-
ing appreciated, or even understood.
This sign is governed by the sun, and
the gems are ruby and diamond
The Astral colors are red and green
How little it costs, if we give it
thought,
To make happy some heart each
day!
Just one kind word and tender
smile,
AS we go on our daily way;
Perchance look will suffice to clear
The cloud from a neighbours face,
And the press of hand in sympathy
sorrowful tear efface.
One walks in sunlight; another goes
All weary in the shade;
One treads a path that is fair and
smooth,
Another must pray for aid.
it costs so little! | wonder why
We give it so little thought;
A smile-kind words-a glance-a
touch!
What magic with them is wrought.
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The presentation trophy of the
graduating class was made by Miss
Alta Wolf on June 10, 1908. at the
opera house.
Dear friends and schoolmates, it is
not the wish of the present senior
class to make itself more distinguish
ed, more renowned than any class be-
fore it, in presenting a high school
! trophy ito it's successors. We are
merely unselfsh in desiring them to
share our good possession.
Who would wish to keep to him
self anything which has been of as
sistance to him in his work? Would
he not wish to hand such talisman
to others whom it might aid, rather
than cast 1T aside?
We have enjoyed our high school
career from the freshman year to the
last. l am sure we never realized
how the previous years have been
stepping stones until we came to
read Virgil and the great English a,l-
thors.
knowledge is power but it must
be poured in slowly. 1t would be
folly to give Milton to a freshman
and expect him to read it Intelligent
ly and appreciate the grandeurs of
the poems. Some one has said we all
may be Shakespeares. On the con-
trary we may not all become gem
fuses, for a genius is born. not made.
! But we may advance one round
higher up the ladder of fame, and al
though we never reach the top we are
not losers for having tried But dis
couragement may come. Believe in