The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-02-25
School Program.
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Deferred.
The centenary anniversary oI
President Lincoln's birth wal
properly celebrated IN the Logan
public Schools. AS Friday was
the legal holiday, Thursday was
observed by the school in elabor.
ate programs in the entire &c
rooms of the schools. Space for
bids publication of the programs
of that day of all the rooms. I'm.
der the the direction of Prof. Gar
man, an appropriate program was
rendered by the high school. The
program follows:
Song-Lincon, Our Lincoln .. Sch oo
Eulogy-Lincoln, characterization Phelps
Dec.-oh Captain, My Captain. Helen Heft
| Debate-Resolved, That Lincoln's
Services during the civil war were of
more value to the Union than were
Grants. Affirmative, Charlotte essler
Negative, .............. ..... Helen Holl
Original Story-Lincoln ..... Luther Spoehr
Piano Solo ..... .......... Charlotte kessler
Oration-O to Law, Carl Harsh
escription-Lincoln's Home, ........
............... .....,..... Clarence Mckay
neutrality-suspicious. from Lincoln,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Magaret Math las
Song-oh Captain, My Captain, Sch ool
Book Review "A Perfect Tribute,
...................... Margaret Matthias
Dec.-Gettysburg Address, .... Senior Glass
Essay-Lincoln Douglas Debate, ...
,. ............ ,................ Emma Brown
Song-Sall On, oh Ship of State, .... School
Dec.-The Cenotaph, 3. Florence Roby
Essey-Why We Celebrate, ...... .....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ... Hazlette kessler
Reading-Dr. Fess' Eulogy or Lincoln,
ec.--Lowell's Commemoratlon ode,
....... ................ Ellie Hanesworth
Essay-The Boyhood OF Lincoln, ........
.... ..................... II. ID. McManigai
Chalk Talk ................... Jacob Geiger
Philomathian Father ,..,..,..... BY Editor
Critics Report ................ Doris Ruble
Presentation OF the Flag ..... Mrs. Ackers
acceptance. ...,....... ............ Barton Holl
Salutton OF the Flag .........' ........ School
Song-America ..............tall standing
Ir behalf of the j. X. Roch :
ester W. II. c., Mrs. Clara Acker
presented handsome flag to the
l.. II. S. Mrs. Ackers said in her
presentation remarks:
Pupils of the Logan High
school: In the name of God, your
country, (the greatest and grand
est under the sun) and the Grand
Army of the Republic, we, as
representatives of Woman's Re-
lief Corps, No. 326, take great
pleasure in presenting to you this
pretty emblem of liberty, of equal
rights and nation unity-the most
beautiful ensign that hutters in
the breeze of Gods bright sun
light-the Star Spangled Banner.
Its colors have language known
and read by all nations. The
ground work is Union. The white
is the symbol of truth and purity;
the red, (the crimson) which from
creations morning has symbolized
all the courage and self-sacrifice
and open. veined manhood which
flows red streams from gaping
wounds of patriotic heroes.
Pressed hard upon that seamless
robe of liberty, close beside the
costly crimson, is the field of
faithful blue, like the clear skies,
out of which shine the mysterious
stars, lighting our dark nights
with cheerful fires. To you is en-
entrusted the veal or woe of this
fair land. May the principals
that have been purchased for
you by toll, battle and bloodshed
be preserved.
Barton Holl, high school
senior, accepted the gift in behalf
Of the high school. In his words
of the high school. In his words
of acceptance Mr., Holl said;
Ladies of the Relief Corps: 1t
becomes my privilege, on behalf of
the Logan High School, to express
our sincere thanks for tins most
beautiful gift. We will place it
where it will be in constant view,
a daily lesson in patriotism, and
where it will inspire greater love
for the dear old flag.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.