Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-04

every one Of you. when the things
which you VIII treasure most. will
be the good. the kind. the charitable.
and the loving things which you
have done
And this brings us 10 Charity.
When the sun shines down upon
us from an Arizona sky: when the
wants of nature are amply satisfied
when our friends are many and true;
when the big bright world goes we'll
with us,--then indeed is il hard to
appreciate suffering.
But sickness. encouragement and
want you will find always about you.
and it is your especial duty TO
amelorate it..
To queneh thirst. to abate hunger.
TO clothe the naked. TO save an hon
est man from prison, to keep a
woman from the streets. TO guard
the orphaned little ones. to enable
the dying to die in peace: these are
some Of the lessons which your daily
school lives should teach. And if
you practice them throughout your
lives. | assure you that you viii be
happier and the world viii think
more of you. than it will of the
arrogant. selfish brute who has
! accumulated fortune, for The sole
and only purpose Of allowing his
I children to dissipate il In beastly
1 debaucheries.
The true spirit OF education teaches
us Charity spirit of greed and
seIfishness teaches us one ignoble
doctrin. make money
You graduates are entering the
duties of life at a time when there
Is more TO be accomplished than at
any other time in the history OF the
world. and because OF this you are
TO be congratulated.
We are nearing the close OF the
/ first decade OF new century ana
what is the ssatuse
With capital aud labor engaged IN
deadly combat; with a portion OF our
population maintaining the right 70
look into mems eyes and condemn
them for honest opinion; with the
great political and industrial PROB
lens OF the day threatening the sta
bilitv OF our American institutions
with the better half of our popula-
,taon vainly struggling for recogni-
tion. the Spirit OF Education must
again say. no, TO. not yet. not yet
There is a great work for you 10
I hfuh EEhnnl
graduation day. you should resolve
10 set about It at once. Do not neg
lect or defer IT, Start out OF this
Cpera house with a firm determine
lion 10 champion forever the causes
of Truth and Charity: and wien mat
Shirt of Education eventually says
I the Millennium has nov conc, ana
here are the names Of its builders,
YOU will find that the names Of Bis
bee High. Glass Of 1910, viii be there
alongside of the names of the other
,of the worlds great builders and
phianthropists.
After the address Of Ar Wright
the CHS High School Glee club
rendered Beautiful Roses and Misses
Helen Treu. Florence Watkins and
Lucy Caretto rendered a piano trio.
Both selections ELECTED warm APP
plause.
County Superintendent z. II.
Slower presented the diplomas lie
stated that he was born on the
Atlantic Seaboard and had noticed
that in maritime harbovs most Of
the ships sailed with definite desti-
nations and few We're driven by
the wind ald tide. On the sea OF
life he said that it is otherwies
the majority being driven by tide
and wind whither these powers
wish and few are found sailing for
definite destinations with fun sails
set.
He appealed to the graduates to
join the latter class and as a guide
gave them a compass with new
cardinal points. Instead Of north he
substituted Final Decision. instead
of east he put Noble Action, intead
of west he suggested Enthusiasm
and instead of south he substituted
. Fearlessness. With these cardinal
, points he left it to the class to put
in the other points
The exercises closed with the elias.
and audience singing America undei
the leadership of Prof Krinbill
Members OF The board of education
and the High School faculty haC
seats on the stage. The following
were the graduates;
Danitza Angus. Robert Stenhous'
Beaten. Anna Maude Bowden. Franci.
Maude Braziel, Lucille Marion Diet
loR Ethel Elizabeth Hays. Waite
John Hoescb. Mamie Theresa Isaac
son. Olive Krigbaum, John Rubl'
McIntyre Edna Muir. Bessie Audri'