The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-21

 And we can turn from sad to joyous
 things
 With faith and innocent simplicity. Which may we never lose as we go on Upon the hard and sorrow laden path Oh days, farewell! Dear, happy, joyful The precious knowledge we have gain
 ed from you
 Will strengthen us thro' all our future
 life
 When oft the way shall seem too rough The Past Is ours; the Future in our To make or mar. May God give us That When the solemn end at length All ills orcome, we gain the great re-
 ward.
 After a song by the school, Joseph H. Cation and Miss Isabella J. Reynolds completed the reading of the class his tory. In his history which took up the boys of the Boardman Scientific course Mir. Cation claimed that they had done more for the school than the members of any or the other courses. He said they had furnished several members of the victorious football team of last year eleven members in the cast of the Shakespearian play and ten mem bers of the Glee club. Just before the class song, which was the last number on the program was sung, Samuel J. Newman, chairman Of the class day committee, mounted the platform and presented to Prof. Jep- son, their faithful singing instructor, on behalf of the class, a beautiful sil- yer loving cup. Prof. Jepson was talk en completely by surprise. After the applause had subsided he expressed his thanks in a few words. He said: T have been meeting you weekly through out the year but have never been SC impressed with the beauty of his az gregation so much as tonight, have tried hard but l do not know what have done to deserve this gift. It shows that you have forgotten the many scoldings I have given you. I want tc assure you that whatever your lot in life there will always be a warm spot in my heart for you"
 The singing of the class song, writ ten by Miss Elizabeth H. Mcintosh and set to the tune of Amici, closed thu class day exercises of the class of 1907 l The graduating exercises will be helC in the auditorium tonight.
 The class song written by Miss Nc Intosh follows in full:
 Glass Song.
 Four short years we've spent togethe
 At New Haven High,
 Now by Friendships bond united, We must say good bye.
 Chorus. l Good bye good bye, Nineteen Seven,
 By thee foreer we'll stand,
 And to thee our hearts are given, Joined by loves strong band
 Out upon life's tide we're going Out into the strife. But our thoughts will e'er be turning l To our High School life.-Chorus When the dark clouds gather OCT us,
 When the bright sun shines Then again will rise before us
 Those glad, happy times.-Chorus, When at last the battles over
 And the goal is reached, 3 We'll our High School class remember
 And these words repeat-Chorus. Z
 The members of the class committe were. Samuel Johnson Newman, chall man; Frederick Shares Barnes, Henr Melvin Elliott, Irving Royal Verso , Helen Zetler Moore, Ruby McIntyr Chatfeld, Mary Estelle Whitfield. 2 The class officers are: George Abe stetson, president; Henry Melvin E llott, vice president; Marjorie Fullt y Mcnson, secretary; Andrew Bernal Tommers, treasurer; Charles Edwai , Clark, assistant treasurer; Max Fang assistant treasurer; James Gillesp 2 Bishop, sergeant-at-arrns, 5 Class play committee Max Zang chairman: Andrew Bernard Tommer d George Conrad Throm, jr Ruth Bot A ford Dibble Ericsson Bushnell Broai bent Estelle Kleiner, Ruby McInty Chatfield.
 7 Class dance committee-Wesl Ma 0 cy Arbuckle, chairman; Henry Melv Elliot, Grace Mae McGee, Ruth Bot /; ford Dibble, Max Zange, Albert Augu tus Baldwin, Frederick Sharles Barnt
 Class pin cornmittee-Ge George Albe ?, stetsor Elizabeth Hyde McIntos Wesley Marcy Arbuckle, Marion A l. ing
 h Class song committee = Ericss " Bushnell Broadbent, chairman Ire 1t Granville, Clarence Lynwood Sibley u Class motto committee-George A bert stetson, Carl Raymond Becke' ,- James Henry Chatfield. 4 Class picture committee = liar ' Eaton Ross, chairman; John Levi RiC I James Gillespie Bishop.
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