The Glenwood post., 1910-05-28
CLASS OF 1910
PASSES INTO HISTORY
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Tuesday evening a faculty reception
was rendered the Seniors at the home
of Superintendent Shepherd and this
proved another of the very enjoyable
events of the commencement week.
Wednesday evening the eighth grade
graduation exercises were held at the
gymnasium, the following program be
ing rendered:
Helen Rosenberg
Invocation ............. Rev. Dlckey
Essay ......... Review OF Year l9US
La Rita Collins
The Sugar Plum Tree .............
Eugene flelu
Lillian Lowe
The Light Hearted Fairy. -. .Edmunds
Mae Thomas, Helen Rosenberg, La Rita
Collins, Morgan Gavin, Stephen Hol-
Essay ................ Lie OF ferry
Marie Dahlberg
How Ruben Played. Shoemaker
Paul Prison
We Would Not Talk to Our Neigh
bors Heat
Mae Thomas, Morgan Gavin
Fssay Class Prophesy
Mildred Heisler
Presentation of Diplomas ..........
.........Co. Supt. Mrs. Ella Ozburn
Swinging Meath the Old Apple Tree
Graduating Glass
The real event of the week, however,
and that which attracted the most at
tention, was the high school commence
ment which took place at the gymnas-
ium Thursday evening. This was the
real event which overshadowed all
others, as is always the case, and per
haps no commencement exercises ever
held in Glenwood were more thorough
ly enjoyable and profitable.
The chief feature of the evening was
the commencement grafton delivered to
the graduating class by DR.. S. A. Lough
of the University of Denver and our
citizens who missed this address de-
prived themselves Of an intellectual
treat that cannot easily be duplicated.
DR.. Lough took for the subject Of his
discourse, "The Man on the job" and
it was one of the most clever and con
vincing arguments in favor Of careful
mind training, educational preparation
and qualification for the active com
mercial and professional duties Of life
that has ever been brought before our
people. Embellishing his remarks with
frequent witticisms which kept his
hearers in constant good humor the
speaker drove home the truths which
are SO apparent to the older people, but
which too often go unheeded by those
who are passing from the high school
into the activities of life and who too
often feel that they cannot take ths
time to make the preparation and lay
the foundation upon which they must
rear the superstructure of busy life.
1t is safe to say that those who lis
tened to DR.. Lough are more than ever
convinced of the necessity for thor
ough preparation for those who would
attain success in life. The following
is the complete commencement pro:
gram:
March, Tannhauser" .. Wagner
Mr7. Clyde Smith
Invocation ....... Rev. J. NJ. Dickev
'fThe Spring Has Come. White
cloves Dilemma ..... Richardson
Miss Olive Altman
Commencement Grafton ............
s. A. Lough, Phi. D, Denver University
"sing Me to Sleep" ..........
Rev. Greer A. Foote
Presentation Of Diplomas ..........
.......... Superintendent Shepherd
Benediction ............. Rev Cliffe
Those comprising the graduating
class are Grover W. Barrier, Joe Charles
Katheryn Mae Cattell, Ray
Dickson, Marcella Lauretta Holland
Erie Emerson Hubbard. Margaret Ell.
ey McNulty, Harold P. Reed, John u. |
RebsEson, Charles SAMUEL Rohr, Ruth |