The state herald., 1904-06-03
Observation-Disclosures 1Ng0sMmssa,s
School Mites.

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The sth grade wllled to- he high school
all their worldly posssssh ne consisting
Of Physiology chart, Ph. l'ology micro
scope, slides, school color and all money
on hand before their denJRe.
At the business meetings Of the Liter.
ary Societies last Frida, the reports
showed ths, during tue past two years
the High School had raised sl44.o0 while
the sth grade this year has raised s54.6o
making total Of Sl9s coin the paat two
years.
Dean Irwin Of the 7th frad rand Mary
Snvdar Of ths, 9th g-ae.,S q. a,sspc, :.
scholarship medal. II Being awarded to
the one having madethe highest aver.
age grade during tn, term.
School closed Friiay Nay 9th for the
summer vacation, hut Mrs. Zimmerman
has been meeting the boys and girls OF
the grammar department who failed in
some o: their Anal tssts. Those pupils
who we're able to attend regularly piss.
ed excsllent examinations but some Of
the pupils, on account Of the epidemic
Of measles, lost several weeks Of school
and second test viii be given to them
at the close Of this week.
Rurprises were iu order for the last
days of school. Mrs. Zimmerman's pu.
pills arranged for . reception for her on
Friday afternoon, serving refreshments;
the other members OF the faculty were
invited.
The digh School pupils surprised Mr..
and Mrs. Bailey on Saturday evening
presenting them with beautiful set Of
Hsviland china cups and saucers. They
also brought bananas, oranges and can
dy.
The 9Th grades surprise consisted Of
q silver berry spoon for Mrs. Bailey and
a copy OF Winters poems for Mr.. Bailey
These were presented Friday evening at
the close Of the graduating exsrciees.
Tho following is the presentation speech
made by the class president, Mics Anna
Mauser, on the rostrum, after the bene
diction:
Dear teschers:--We, the eight grade,
as token Of appreciation OF the benefits
We have received from you in helping ua
to solve the problems in the class room,
aud the greater benefits We have rece,v.
ed 10 helping us to solve the problems
OF life present to you these tokens oi
kind remembrance. We may forget cube
root, but the influence OF our lives and
tenchings ran never DO erased. IL 10
said, that in boholding the statue OF A.
polio we uDconsciously throw our shoul.
dsrs back md stand erect. So VIC, from
our association with yan, are determined d
to develop noble characters. May you
10 kept vigorous IN mind and body.
The following "Soliloguy' was written
10y Miss Belle Smith Of the s,h grade:
Harkl They call mt don't you hear
The blrds, Tho flowers, all nature doar,
Ny horse all saddled waits for me,
II is my duty there to be.
The tho't OF home my soul enchants
The carsfree life upon the ranch,
Once more upon the plain to roam
shall, will, must go home.
But stay repulsed ,his ia ney wild
Rothink mo, am not ehld
My duty's hsre. Of course, l knos
An l so jubilsnt2 All mol
Tho days have gone. the weeks have pas.
The years 10 ended nov. at last; ed
| love the lawn, the stately trees
The old brick walls that stemnsd the
breeze.
Tho stair, the hall, the old east room,
It's very walls seem drapsd iu loom
Tue boil up 10 the cupois
Tho faithful ianitor bslow
Has toll.d tho knsli, We all nnst go
Am ! 90 iubliani ? All no.
Each day ,ha,s passed has sovon FOR me
A precious fabric memory
II will no, iavsl nor grow old.
'ris dear TO ON s tho twsfs gold.
In turn tho i-ys and sorrost come,
A stea, dark shsdow DER us hung,
A LOVING friend. a eomrsde dear
Has gone ana left ur waiting hero
All sorrows end, All Joys must 40.
Am ! 40 iublian'f An ppi
Obi ma, ! bid a las, Adlsu,
10 friends and mates, Instructions too,
10 tho little cottage No eall home.
To the happy bonrs we've spent alone.
To ,hs Jolly Jets at supper time
Which for ev'ping sork puts ns In
II really fills m. WITH distress. tprme
M more To bs bschsloi-,s.
The time has come aud must go
Am 40 igbliantf All hoI