Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-17
DOUGLAS HIGH
SCHOOL Term
COMES TO END
Commencement Exercises Are.
Held and Fine Program Is
Given the Closest Attention.
By Large Audience,


DOUGLAS May 16.-(SpeciaD
The third annual commencement
exercises OF the Douglas high school
were held last week in the new
high school building at o'clock. The
chapel was filled by an interested au-
dense that gave the closest attention
10 the entire program.
The members of theclass OF 1910
have finished their work in the
Douglas high school and some viii
no Doubt enter higher schools OF
learning. while others will take up
their work in the different vocations
Of lie.
These young people can be proud
of the fact that they are graduates
of the Douglas high school. The
members of the present class are:
win.fred Jane Ragan. president.
Frederick Elmer Anderson.
Sheiburn Robinson.
Myrtle Ruth War; and
William Ernest Hatcher.
Last night the rostrum was draped
with the American flag and the school
eolors of black and old gold. a
charming setting
When the curtain rose Professors
CroEeB. Hassler. Wagner and Chal-
FAINT. Miss Caroline jerks, Miss
Giitky the graduating class and the
members OF the high school were
seen On the stage. The exercises
were opened by an invocation By
Rev. George Logic, followed by the
Notice, "Gallia." Gounod. by the high
school. with Miss Glitky as soloist
The music, under the direction Of
Prof. Wagner. with Miss jerks as
pianist, was especially enjoyed and
called forth enthusiastic applause.
The senior class Grafton Capital
and Labor" was delivered by Fred
erick Elmer Anderson, who stood 1t
the nead of his class in oratory. This
subject was particularly appropriate
20 the present time. In the course
o. his subject he said IT was no
crime 10 accumulate wealth If It
was ebta ned honestly and that Lin
coin had said Il fear for the people.
because the wealth is coming into
the hands OF few" This pHoPhecy
was now being fulfilled and IS the
couse of the controversy between
labor and capital. the millionaire IS
becoming a multimillionaire and the
poor sinking into obscurity. He
ended by saying that the only way
TO remedy this evil Is TO abolish
trusts and corporations. His address
was well received and showed careful
forethought.
Superintendent Lutz then intro
duces Hon. Henry r. Pattensill Of
Michigan. whom he said all were
especially fortunate in having an op-
portlmity 10 hear. as he is so well
known in Michigan. Illinois. Ohio
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Minnesota
and many other educational circles
The orator of the evening took FOL
his subject THE Yankees Creed
He said: 7 chose this subject be
cause st is a broad one. like peo
pie tAat believe things and know
why %hey believe them. I believe il
religious creed that you can liv
by aRd die by. a political cree
that you csn live by and swap whe
YOU get raRdy. believe in the boy
and girls. the men and women Of
great tomorrow, and what the DO
sewsfa tAat shall the man reap.
Shakespeare said there were Sc
en- stages in mans life, but believ
there are FIVE. possibly six:
I. The enzzy-wuzzy. tootsie WOO
sic.
. The Young Barbarian.
?. Sm~rt Aleck.
4. H.
3 Has Been.
G. Never Was.
The fuzzy wuzzy stage is the b
byhaod: the young barbarian, Wit
he don't care for anything OF an
body. the smart aieck. when b
character Is fixed. when he shou
have the best OF books and compa
ions and his home should be Ia
py spot. Thirty years after com
the TT age The mans ability
this age depends upon the earcatii
he has received IA our homes al
Schools.
The American schools arc the be
because they reach the masses. T
American homes the sweetest a
the dearest.
~At the Has Been age man
serves his wei earned rest. This
the great day. but tomorrow is {
creator tomsrrow. We can OF
solve the labor problem by apply
the Golden Rule and in the great
morrom by this rule all problei
viii BE solved
III the Never Was stage we Il
the men and women who quit sch'
because they would not work. tn