Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-09

ing and anxious to render useful SER
vice, to be productive members of So
ciety. It had cost the taxpayers
$500 to get each graduate thru school
and each had cost the parents $4,000
for keep and care up to this time. To
that extent each was a debtor and
this Indebtedness should be repaid by
useful service to the community. Each
graduate was advised to get a job be-
for next Saturday night. The follow
ing morning prayer the speaker had
taught his boy: "And now I wake me
up to work, I pray the Lord I may
not shirk. If should die before the
night, [ pray the Lord my work be
right
An instrumental duet was played
by Lucille Lundquist and Anna Peter
son and then Frans Larson, the vale
dictorian Of the class, in we'll chosen
words bade an affectionate adieu to
school mates, classmates, teachers
and school board.
l.. Lamberson, president of the
Board of Education, had delegated to
the speaker. Of the evening, Prof.
Athearn, the task Of presenting the
diplomas to the class. Mr.. Athearn
ACCOMPANIED this performance with
an appropriate speech to the gradu-
ates.
Rev. L. Bartholow pronounced the
benediction. Thus passed into history
a successful school year of the War
rem school.
Class Roll.
Olga Carolyn Bloomsness, Ida
Louise Copp, Hilmer F. Erickson,
Lucille Grace Farrel. Chester A. Han
son, Clara E. Hewitt, Hilda C. Hille-
Doe, Clara Inger Knutson. Frans A.
Larson. Esther A. Lindquist, Adeline
E. Lindstrand, Esma Lucille Lund-
quist. Helen Angeline Mathwig, Ber-
nice Imogene Melgard. Hilda Louise
Nelson. Ida Saxton Nelson. Anna
Peterson. Beda O. Peterson, Magnus
F. Pihlstrom, Beulah Catherine Rob-
inson. Clara Goldena Robinson, Olga
is. Rundtun1, Martin .sSamuelson,
Agnes Josephine Sands, Lois Ferne
Somners. Selnha A. Torgeson. Clin-
ton T. Winchester, Esther Lucille
White.
1t is curious fact that the num-
ber of graduates this year is the same
as the total number of graduates
turned out in the first seven years af-
ter the high school was estaRlished,
Tt is also worth mentioning that Is
freshmen entered in 1911 and that
| the same number was graduated this
year.
Glass Motto: "Wisdom Excels All
Riches. Flower: Red carnation.
Colors: Maroon and White.
Baccalaureate Address.
The Baccalaureat address: to the
graduates of the Warren High school
was delivered on Sunday evening at
the opera house bv: Prof. Athearn
His subject was "Dad. Mother, the
School Marin and the Parson." We
can make but brief. reference to this
stirring address. The speaker. called
attention to the fact that the home
and the church more and more in ou1
dav are shirking their duties and res
possibilities in training the young
and shifting them onto the public
school,. Mothers are so busy with
club and society work that they neg.
lect the care of their children. The
church also has been woefully neg.
lectful in looking after the needs OF
the children that they may be kent
in the church and for Christ While
the speaker NAV have resorted to ex-
aggeration and hyperbole in some in.
stances, vet this may be necessary ii
calling attention to present day ten.
dencies and failings in order that they
NAV be remedied. The address was
/ a fine effort and will do good.