The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12

shJ. Oehserco Prtrcipsl Address
Two crsous,es SPEAK
CLASS ROLL.
Helen Niger Irrna schsnsrisin
Mary BALDWIN Mary wikaI
MABEL Bruhn Frances Wright
Annie bHlzrd Sathaniel Atkinson
Helen earle Albert Barhmann
Helsn Davidson Milton Basr
Florsnes citizens Allen Bowie
rAra Goethe Carl Rrandfa.s
level Greene Carl Dysinser
ians hafs wendell Dysinger
Mabel HARPER George Ford. Jr.
bright Ernest HorEb.frrsr
Matilda Hupp Louis Ia1e In.
MarEaret Lake Carl Nay
Mary Morse Howard Nay
waits Myers Ray Roberts
Elizabeth McKown John Root "
Sarah Oudsrkirk Henry stsphsns
Sstue Ioorman Thomas stobbs. Jr.
Anna Rosenberg
Commercial Course.
Marie Elg Robert stOstEer
Domestic sei.ae. oours.
viTsihis Bisby Psu iiS siiiisr
Mary Hare Virginia schwaib
Hiida Glassar Luthsr Bullard
Mamie steele Ralph Wagner =.
Manual Training Course.
H.rry Chew Ernest Discher
J'rass Cowi Frans K.ys.r
Gerald Deyore Robert Mccullough
Two Year Commercial Course.
Aetna Baker Alfred Eberhsrd
Helen frohme William Fette
goldie Lewis John Jacobucci
Hazel Morrison Werner Mason
Isabella Oisxta Earl Reed
Irene NAas Andrew schramm
~ the largest classes In the history OF
wheeling high school was graduated, AZ
The annual commencement exercises
held last night IN the Court Theatre.
\ total 81 siNty-one students were pie
sentsd with diplomas last night amid
the cheers and applause 81 their friends.
naine into maturity. Superintendent a.
- Work who recently, severed hts con.
class.
Professor o y. Phillips OF Denver
5I 9iver ~ delivered The principal ad.
schools he had visited thus far this
pared In any way with our own semi
nary OF learning lie said for intellect.
~, ,,he a, snd nPpeaT%nee. the FOLLOWERS OF
ard set by West Virginia. which state
he WAS glad 20 call his own.
m Promptly at sac o'clock. as the Court
Theatre orchestra struck up the entran-
cling strains OF The Amazon" the cur
tain was raised and the best commence
heht exercise that wheeling has ever
Marching IN with rhythmic step. the
graduates. nled TO their seats. which
stage "rranse s n s oD on e., The
stage ana acted as guide TO her class
mates as they took their seats amid the
applause OF tho vast audience.
Beautiful Stage Settings.
Appended 10 the curtain Was a beautt-
ful rectAngle OF cloth OF Old Gold and
Blue with large numerals "IsItI" C,lust-
around a..
chairs were covered with snowy white
cloth All the students were CARRIED in
the regulation cap and gown. Quietly
assuming their places they awaited the
odgers who took his place on the righ,
slde or his class with Reverend W. NJ
schultz; Of Zane street NJ r church.
VINO delivered the Invocation. Immedi :
SyteiN opposite sat superintendent ". n.
delivered the principal address
- AFTER all had taken their places. as
selves. Rev. Schultz then rose and with
inc class standing delivered the invo-
s3tion In this. he asked for the divine
blessing OF the Almighty on the boys
and girls who would soon take Their
place IN the world OF strife. Following
THIS selection Miss Naomi wagsI de-
Hand"
The Unseen Rand.
Miss Mary Naomi Wigai delivered
the following excellent Grafton on ''The
Unseen Hand" Her delivery was psr.
lS''. ana she held tho closest attention
Z" me large audience. She spoke as
follows
~ u hard 20 catch the attention of
a commencement audience with any
,ning 80 trite ~ the old figure OF n
little birds first light from the nest
hut % seems 20 me that there IL nom
lhE PRAYER In all the world than that
-peck Of untricd weakness. settinR its
IunN wings TO carry ~ into the infinite
hrtVtnS- unless N g. the courage OF ,
man who darcs 70 I've. who start :
Win strength aF nuny 10 reach ideals
'H Infinite. The little bird rises. nut