The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-27
CLASS OF FIVE GRADUATE
In SHADYSIDE HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES con.
QUOTED LAST EVENING
~ TrE SCHOOI.
Prot. c. l. nartE5iH. % OHIO Uniser-
sfty, Deliveries Address 20 Class
Excellent Orations.

The annual commencement cxer-
oises OF the Shadyslde high school
were conducted In the auditorium OF
the hiCh school last evening The
hall was profusely decorated in the
school colors. orange and black and
the class colors. green and white. The
class which r. com posed Of four girls
has ever graduated from the shady
side high school
The EXERCISES opened with the In
vocation by Rev. T. u Zimmerman.
Par Away In the South" and The
Old Oaken Bucket" was rendered by
the quartet In tones that blended IN
beautiful harmony. Miss Sarah
FNthey. the valedictorian OF the class.
delivered an GRAFTON on Inventions.
The Fruit ~ Civilization" Miss Ftlt-
hey in clear end concise manner.
told of how civilization. brought
about the numerous inventions and OF
how inventions depend upon civiliza-
ton and vice versa. As we progress.
the demand for everything increases.
and labor-saving machinery becomes
necessary
The Influence OF Associates" was
the subject OF the excellent Grafton
delivered by Helen Workman. Miss
workman spoke Of the effect upon
our lives that associates have. and
how We degenerate or are elevated by
those with whom we associate
Herman Connor. had for the subject
OF his GRAFTON. The Man With the
Muck Rake" His Grafton vas an cy-
cellent one and drew very fine com
parison between the undertaking in
lie and the woods.
Quartet Sings.
Quartet rendered very excellent
selection entitled "Mammy's Little
boy. Following this selection. Miss
Mamie Cash spoke on Neglect Not
the GIFT That is Within Thee" She
spoke of the talent that is wasted In
this world, and OF how the gifts that
are ours have been neglected and
wasted
The Dawn Of the World OF Peace"
was the subject OF the interesting ora
uon delivered by Miss Mary Har-
baugh. She spoke OF the various wars
that had occurred in the past few
years and Of the Mexican situation of
the present day She spoke OF the in
nuence OF The Hague peace confer
ence, and OF how war will be practic-
ally abolished before the next cen
Jury. Following this Grafton. The
quartet rendered The Little Red
Drum. and responded to an encore.
Class Address.
ne class address was delivered by
Prof. g. l.. Martzolff. Of the Ohio Uni
versity at Athens. o. Ills address was
appropriate TO the occasion and full
OF valuable information. both 10 the
graduates and others lie pleaded
with the students not TO let their edu-
cation stop with a High school cduca-
uon. but 20 20 TO college and acquire
a higher and better education. lie
also spoke OF the trials and pitfalls
that one will encounter in life. and
OF now the educated person was bet
Ter able To survive the trial and tribu
ialon and come out better than the
uneducated person.
%. Who VIII on the Down So Free"
was rendered BY the quartet and was
heartily appiauded. Following brief
end excellent address. Dr. y. 7. Rinr.
president of the board of education
presented the graduates their dinlo.
mas, bound with the school colors of
orange and black The quartet sang
beautifully The Seniors Farewell
following which Rev. ". l.. Ward. mas.
Tor OF the Shadyside NJ. r. church
pronounced the benediction. The OK.
ercises closed with a selection nv mo
huskingum College quartet.