Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

Gus nature OF the first inhabitants to
a peaceful civilized nation People
whose only delight was war and
conquest have been taught to be
kind and consIderate to- their fellow
men, the great lesson which we all
must learn.
Let us then make good COM
mencement- and we will be the more
certain to- succeed Lowell saws:
Greatly begin! tho thou have time
But for a line be that sublime
Not failure but low aim is crime "
Another writer says Build we'll
from the foundation see. that the
corner Stone OF honor is we'll laid
and csmented to it, each ON It's OWN
place the solid block OF Integrity.
sobriety, faithfuIness and purity.
Let no stone have IN it a flaw. Per
feetly formed and properly laid
there Will rise for each a temple OF
character whose possessor will
have earned the reward well
done"
Again we bid you a hearty wei
come
4 trio Natures Carnival ~ was
sung very delightfully."- by Misses
Cross Swanson and Cross.
Next followed the address of
President Weld, of Moorhead Nor
NAL a scholarly effort that was
listened to most attenativeIy In
choice and eloquent Language
studded here and there with gems
OF poetry, he lifted his listeners to
higher and nobIer ideals OF life
4 quartette- consisting OF Misses
Gross. Swanson Bakke and Cross.
sang 'Po Little Lamb" In d pleas
ing and effective manner after
whIchithe vaIedictory was delivered
by Miss LueEIa NJ ImsdahI- Her
produc bfon WAS Il fine, one, both as
regards form and thought, and
was gracefully delivered That the
instruction she has received in the
Warren High School, has not been
given in vaInr was very evident
from what she said
Kind friends and citizens of Warren
You have shown by your pres
ence and attention here this eve
ming your sincere interest IN us,
and in the worthy school which you
have erected and maintained In our
city You have realized that the
world needs more highly developed
men and women who are equipped
to fight and to conquer the battles
which life presents, and you have
placed it within the power of all to
secure the advantages of a good
education You have made great
sacrifices for the cause OF education
through the agency OF our magnif-
icent public school system, in which
all children regardless of creeds or
sects, are educated side by side,
drink at the same deep fountain of
knowledge, and thus grow up as
friends, trusting each other For
your good will toward us and the
cause which we represent as class
we most heartily thank YOU and
sincerely hope that we shall prove
worthy of your kindness to U.S.
Members OF the Board of Education-
To you we are profoundly thank
full for such proficient school as
we have attended You have been
willing to bear the burdens and as
sunle the responsibilities Intrusted
to you by the citizens of Warren
1t is Largely due to your earnest en-
deavors that this school has reached
the degree of excellence which 1T
now possesses You have Faithfully
guarded It's material interests and
guided it with unceasing progress
SO that year by year it has grown
in size and excellence until now it
ranks among the best In the state.
We are the ones who are reapIng
the benefit OF your labors, and as
we 90 out in the world we hope we,
may realize more fully what you
have done for u.s. and that you may
ever have cause to look with the
greatest satisfaction upon all your
efforts for those who must now bid
you farewell.
Members of the Faculty
To yot- honored superintendent,
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