The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-02
PREPARE TO TAKE UP
LIFE ON WORLDS
STAGE
AUDITORIUM PACKED
With Applauding Friends Of
Participants.

The annual commencement exercise. OF
the Logan county high school were hclh
last night In the a'.iir rum tie soaoo'
building Tie spacious aultJriuto unG
the galleries were crowded and stand
ms room VS. at premium is said
Ciqt last night audience wls ne iarg-
est ever assembled in Gathrie to listen
TO school entertainment
The 81, ge was nicely dscorltei t,iri
ias~amime b'sss3ms and foliage, and tne
class ,ol u.s. brown avd white. The dee
or,tou at the baol- OF tie sing was es.
pe. hdly handsome. and was much sd
inired On bcrkssc IND Of darL green
foliage yHo ararsed the figures "iSj5
p "croson roses. and on either side 6
;his the class colors were draped.
Tho mst nu.aber on TIE srog un WAS
a selection BY the rgh .hoI crcnes-
IRA. Rev A. b Nicholas pastor Of
ihe Episcopal church. pronounced the
Invocation
The High Sci ocl CHORAL unlon. direct
ed by Mrs II. f. Ardery. sang let
The Hills Bcsound- Cnichlrds), Ia a very
Ceduaule manner.
Tile Ladies octette. composed o. Nris'-
es Arthur. Clark. Miles, Lee Clark
Choate. Davis und Mco1. sang Crorgs
Hayes "Buttercurs vciy sweetly.
The Misses Klink and Messrs. Acton
and Ilutchins SANG "Greetms to Spring.
tstrauss) and received repeated ap-
plouse froro tho arptccat.ye audience
Curtis Creswell Calvert then dnnv"rci
The salutatory oratcn. "lhe start In
LIE Mr. cdvcrt said tpat in mis-
age Of the world we are required to do
mich and know much, but, notwith
standing the eAaetmg demands the tweu-
ueth century makes OF IS. there is all
ways some one who is equal TO the oc-
casion He delivered his grafton In an
eloquent and mas-er:y mariner. Afr, cal
vert has a remarkable self possession.
The male quartette sang a very pleas
ing number entitled. "Merlory Bclls.'
john S Rorher spoke on the sub,e,
"1i iLblic servant" lie held nat
society Is essential 10 life and the pro
cess Of a'hn. Mr. Rorhei said that the
term "2uplic s-rvart" docs not apIly
exclusively to the statesman or pvliu-
clan Tut to any osc who. during his iifc-
time does pubi.t good We canno;
an bc great bit eatn one can do sc;ue-
thing that viii hcip," he ssse ted
The oratljn was nicely delivered The
cnuuctltiou was very dis.nct, ana MI.
Rorher merited lie gJptsuse he re-
celv,d at the c.ose o; his GRAFTON.
Mrs Harry Ardcly then Gang }ain-
" solo entitled Goodnight, Daddy in
her usual charming manner.
Miss Maude wgnams delivered the
vsledictory ad4rcss, rhe Patriot In Poi
Tics" Her essav showed thcro.g gh
unders'abdirg Il the sub. .cu and was le.
liyered with an ease and grace that re
heated grea. credit upon both herself
and tie Instructors of the scto9l "SoTo
naua..s.' said M,es williams, have
gai, their greatness ia war. some IN
art others in literature, but the United
states Of America has gained its repu-
,aiiou through tre loyalty aad patsi,'t-
ism of the people, and the secret OF as
future greatness must lie. not in war
not in art. bur in he loyal service OF tie
patriot in politics. and the time must
lone when the loyal politician win be
he prime factor national politics.
The Ladies uuntette composed o.
&!sses lier IAN owens. McFhorson
Humble end Gregory sang in mosI
pleasing manner the Gypsy Spring
Song"
Dr David r Floyd pres' lent Of th'
Uriversiv "a CkiahonrI at NorUaa de
nyereG an interesting commencement ad-
dress DR. n9yd congratulated ;hc m"m-
he-s Of he class upon their having had