Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-06-13

heartiest congratuhstiops and hopes
Of success lie CLOSED with thar Oft.
repeated and always appropriate
thought
"Yoa may break YOU may shutter,
the vase II sou will,
But The scent 81 the ROSES will remain
with you stil
Miss laucy MADEIRA, Il former acltoi
ar Of tho school made Tie address %
tue evening, the titie 81 whicl, wm
THE Present Unrest Of Education
She said IN part that she was always
glad 10 get bark % Martinsbufg,
where she had lived for fourteen
years, And she was glad to see an
unrest IN education. II was sign
Of growth She called attention TO
the fact that what the world wants
today Is a trained mind. She says
the mothers work IL the most intel
lectuai In the world and thought that
the whole future III the generations
"a come depended on education. She
said The mother made the family
what Il waa~~and TINT everything
pointed to the mother She cnnehi,l-
ed her address with n tribute to Naa-s
aar College and the vassar College
Students Aid Society. she gave
Mr.. Pitzer high praise for making her
do her work In the way Il shoulds DO
done.
Prof tardin's Address.
Professor Eienry G. Hardin, Of
Roston. MASSACHUSETTS s,l,o waa for,s
merly connected with the High
school was then introduced lie had
some pleasant things % say about
teaching and paid high tribute To
the High school and to the institst-
tons, He told the class that he err
loyed being with them and that -.
had retired from active life and was
simply going around and seing the
aplendid work that was being done III
an educational way.
Mr.. David Spear, o. chanibershnrg.
Pa. who was for two terms in the
state Legislature was the next speak.
err He expressed his qualification 1t
being present and offered The pupils
advice along the way
The secretarys Report
The secretary read her report and
the election Of officers followed Nj,
William woolford was elected presi.
dent; Mr. Dennis Kilmer. vice nresi-
dent; Mr. Ashton Gardner second
vice president; Mr. James Showers,
treasurer, Miss Mary Lemen. score.
tary A motion by Mr.. Gard 70 elect
Mr. Spear Professor j., G. Hardin aud
Miss Lucy Madeira honorary members
was carried unanimously There were
responses from the tliirty.folr class
Is present aud the memorabilia fol-
lowed. The class song was ono Of
the most enjoyable events Of tho eve
ming. The music was composed BY
Mrs. Bessie n. Wild, the aunt Ok Hiss
vanneta Wild. who wrote the words.
which are as follows:
Friends. our high school days com
pleted
Brings the end Of purest Joys.
An the lessons we've repeated.
Now give music 10 our voice.
Time has moved with fleeting foot
steps.
Bringing round this glorious dav,
For We walked In paths of kucwledge,
Knowing twas the only way.
we have struggled with our lessons.
Fought, and burned the mldright di.
Nov this is our bright confession.
wisdoms won BY hours Of toll
We the class OF nineteen-thirieen
Wish TO give fond farewell.
DO not weep that we must leave You.
Listen TO the rest we tell
Like Napoleon. you must conquer
Everything that bars your path.
You must strive to reach the acme
Though It lies through ways Of wrath.
You must look for pearls OF wisdom,
hidden deep in earnest thought
Happy school days. then you'i muf
mer:
''We win prize thee as we ought"
Miss Edith Snyder played for the
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