Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-11

begun is half done says the proVerb.
All of our men are promising men not
WithStanding that fact we are not
without our faults. one member OF
our class i'll particular has an inclina
ton to foolishly squander his money.
Now for the welfare and interest of
Harry Fuller, We present him with this
savings bank. 1t may be the stepping
stone to some great National Bank.
one Of our number has decided to
enter that most lucrative and enjoy
able occupation. farming. There can
be no question of the recent develop
ment Of public interest in agriculture
in New England. We find evidences
OF it on every hand People are waking
up to the Importance Of agriculture i'll
New England. and to the fact that the
tilllng OF the soil il a most worthy
ana noble occupation
The Class II 1910 wishes to start
this young man with some live stock.
50 Mr. quinn. I. in behalf of the class,
present yor with this Jesey COW With
this animal and u good Wen OF water
we have no doubt but you can keep up
the reputation of lialloWell milk deal
ers.
We hear much today about the new
woman" the coming woman, the
Twentieth Century Girl" etc. one of
the Ilrst to come will be Il most eStirna-
bic young lady of our class. Her
fame rs a hnntS-Woman is already
known After the close of school she
is to Sojourn for a while on the shores
Of the beautiful Cobbosseecontee. 1t
gives us great pleasure to add to Miss
McGregorS equipment this fishing rod,
ana we earnestly hope YOU will catch
Fish The young lady'S best man.
The girls Of 1910 are all noted Ior
their self sacrificing way and fine dis
positions. one among these shines
above the rest She is faVorite
among her classmates. "A girl who
ofiends not in word is a perfect girl
Her course has been led through some
difficulty. vel she is always the same
self composed. cordial and winning.
We present You, Miss McNally. with
this mirror, and 50 long as you use IT
we know that it will never reflect any
thing but that which is good, noble and
generous.
We know that all of you will admit
that all of the boys Of our class are
good looking and well dressed but
there is one Of our number that far
ut-outshines the rest OF us. Even
Solomon in all his glory was not ar
rayed like one Of these" He lacks
only eye glasses and cane to make him
fit for the society of the King of Eng
land. Your classmates, Mr.. Patterson.
are glad to supply this deficiency, and
I am happy in behalf Of them to pre-
sent to you this cane and monocle.
We cannot all be first, neither do we
wish to be last. Where as one of our
girls is quite apt to be first in her
studies, she is more apt also to be last
at school. Each day finds her arriving
after the morning exercises, and she
has been known in the past to miss
train when about to start on pleasure
trip Now Miss Gilman. we present
you with this little time piece, ana
hope that it may aid you in future ire
Even though you are slow you may
win the race
One of our classmates has been with
us for three years. and during that
time nothing in particular has inter-
rupted the even tenor of his way. he
il, very fond of poetry, his classmates
know his great love for Lowell and
we present Mr. Austin with this little
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