Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-04
FINE CLASS
DAY PROGRAM
The Seniars did Themselves Proud
Last Evening i'm the Rendition
ut Class Day Program.

] Ihe graduating class Of the War
rem High School did credit to- them
selves as we'll as the insuihution in
uile rendition Of the class day
EXERCISES last evening. The opera
house was 6asuafuilY decorated for
the occasion by the class cnlors and
was tlled to overduwing.. In fact.
many were unable tn get in at all.
thus demonstrating the need of 4
larger hall for public gatherings
{ like these in our city.-
/ IhH exercises opened with song by
"a duafuet.: composed ,-of EVELYN
GfIndHiand., Bessie Chaffee, Ingnif
Gtindeland and Edward Bren.. Mary
( Napr1na tnen gave an excellent in
6efpreha1lon OF the class motra::.
/ always Something Beyond. - Life
IS d cnn1inuabinn Of struggles to- at
tain the ideal we have set before Use
/ No suanef is one success. one goal.
reactlHd. than another looms up3 iusu
beyond, The soul of man will not be-
satisfied until it, rests with God. in
the heavenly city. where eternal.
gnduness. truth and beauty abide.
and which we should all strive To
reach.
I The class history was given by
EGiynn Sinclair, 1t was a clever uiece
of original! Wit THAT called forth.
much merrilnenG.. She traced the
history OF the class from it's entrance
into tilH High Sci1oal To it's exit. the:
nasn week, The combined weiuilh of
the class as freshmen was I5l4 lbs.
and as Seniors 1914 lbs: the difference
represented their mental growth.
Each member OF 6hee class was given
Il very ant personal characterization.
and she cjosed by saving that the
class realized that 6lleV will soon be-
forgotten. and is leaving a. picture Of
George washington as a. parting gift
TIC their Alma Mater
! Gov. Jotlnsln.. was: the subject OF
/ JaseDh Staska s. oratiun which was
delivered in good voice and. was i'll
part as falluWS:.
The last decade in America has been
one fol- geat things. Great changes
have be.n made IN science. agricul--
ture.. and medicine. Great feat
have been ACCOMPLISHED IN politics
and dlnlGmacy,, such as strikes.
peace. treaGies, ETC.. This cuuntry
requires grea1 mtn to carrV Gil these
great things anu3 there is none more
worthy OF consideration than John
A.. Joilnsnn., the present Governor of
MINNESOTA, His life has Eeen a.
unique one Coming from d poor
family he has risen tu the highest
office in the sbatR Of minnesota. He
was born in minnesota in 1861. His
father was a drunkard and the suu-
port Of the family fell On the should
erS Of young Johnson. He secured a.
place. in d printing office. He
studied hard while working there.
Later he worked in a drug store.
se3rning at the age of I6. a salary of
STA per month. Leaving the drug
store be with a. man named Essler
Isharhed publishing the St, Peter
| lHeraid.. He was Sn furCihle a nuliti-
cal writer that Lee was elected ta the
state senate.
/ AS a palitician hH was yerv sue
5cessful.. He lacks enMreIY the
3dramatic anpearanceS aff the states
mem Of 40 ar 60 wears ago., He acts
like anV other hired man.. Ih newer
seems tn have accureH to- him that
ha iH in a positium in any way
#snnHriHr un the pasitinnS held hV his
fellow men,. He seems only 6n think
that ha has been elnninyed by the
state nn dn certain iuh and he Isl
trying 6n do 1T. In adverSitY hn
never WllimpHfed and IN prnsneritY
he las neinaineH unsnHileh He has
had a harH fuht,. which iH plainlv
visihie in the deem lines around his
eyes the fnrrnw8 in HIS brow and
the riglti6Y of his iron like iaWs.
And yeti 1T has nnh rahheu him of his
iaptimiHm anH cilRHrfuI dispnsitinM
In Cow Juhnsnn anH seaS at a glance.
tiiH record af.a patient. endless tnil. of
|lsacriCfiaH gladly made. of handshins
Ianduraf and Of unGilanginH resnive
Iltn HRilt the 4nnH Fight hu tine enE
l|Sucin man as:biii4 iH worthy Of the
araa1 affiEH hH now hulils a