The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-31

whole world is coming nearer togeth.
er. these days OF cosmopolitan cities
and world markets. these days when
democracy is in the ascendant and
barrier after barrier whidh has kept
men separate crumblcs away, there Is
a special need of men and women who
will not hold themselves aloof. men
az once earnest and catholic To
what end have We been I'm school?
Have we learned Of books and Of each
other In vain? Nay; let us read the
lesson Alright; go deeper go wider,
make the most of yourself but not for
Yourself Freely ye have received;
freely give
There are those before Us tonight
who hold especial claims upon our
gratitude TO you. Prof Evans, cur
| first words Of parting are due. We
shall remember you with honor and
| regards for We know that you send
us away with both clearer under
standing and higher ideals
Gentlemen Of the Board of Trus-
tees: Believe that we will ever cner-
ish i'm our hearts the thought that to
great extent Il is To You we owe
the privileges We have enjoyed, but
realizing all this. I feel that | would
be amiss as a high school pupil II |
did not say that we soon eXJect to
SEQ a new high school building tow
pring to the skies, the finest in the
southwest.
Members Of the Faculty Before
whom we have so often tried, and
whose labors have been imprcssing
L fttU Un.yt So l|NnH
thank YOU for the sacrifices YOU have
made for MS: for the life labor you
/ have embodied I'm your teaching. We
cannot repay you and promise Is emp
/ ty form But we trust, We know. our
| lives will be centers of greater lnilu-
cuces for good for having been asso-
/ ciated with YOU.
And now. fellow classmates: The
man with high aim aud firm purpose,
/ with unscl1sh ambition and longing
for the ideal knows no failure or de-
/ feat For him and for him alone all
| the experiences Of life combine tO
pave the way to further achievements.
/ | can wish nothing happier or higher
for us. than that through our lives, In
/ joy and sorrow. I'm brightest sunshine
and deepest shadow. there may r.
main with us the con ciuusnoss Of
. duty well performed. of suffering
monty endured. all OF life faithfully
. lived I'm the hope of such a future
/ with many pleasant memories of our
. fellowship and with the assurance of
mn uuGallug aGc rionate rem'm
braucc bid YOU an, farewell
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their last meeting of the cldb year
with Mrs. G. L. Anderson Monday
afternoon.
"Farcwcll a word that must and has
been spoken.
\ sound that makes MS linger-yct
farewell"
ANNUAL DAY
Roll call.
Music, piano duet, Mesdames Wal
and Mccoy.
Report Of officers and committees.
Music. Ladies' OF the Leaf seXtet
Mrs Potter, Mrs Poland, Mrs. Cobb
At home with Mrs. Anderson.
Let us trust II has not been
\ sweet and solitary year wasted
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meet AZ the church Tuesday Afternoon
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