The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-10

OF the future, never doubling but that
the class will leave It's impress upon
the future Of this world and hoping
that their future histories will be as
spoiless as this one has been "
Inner Ball presented the class will,
of which the following are the NEST
significant requests.
ITO the faculty Of the + H. S. our
slneefest thanks and appreciation for
attention given us this year
We, entering upon life as men and
women, leave TO the undergraduates
our childish ways and thoughts.
ITO the tenth grade, by special re-.
quest, We leave our books, also our
ability to read sight passages
We leave all surplus demorlts TO
Lee souie: a. Emma Claek has stopped
school. there Ii no one 10 divide with
"A new magnetic, carefully adjusted.
We bequeaih TO Mr. Crtmp. az II is not
very pleasant to stop every few minutes.
10 Mfs' trump the future Seniors
~ dramatic pupils. also our anpreeia.
ton for all she has done for ms
John Ira Daniel. In our name. leaves
10 tiicins laniel the pleasure OF driv-
Ing to school every morning for a
1
couple OF years iohgef
Lastly We VIII ana beqaeath 10
Harry Gray All broken window panes.
al nisehlei mat mas taken place IN TIE
last year, to be kept In memory of the
school Tor the last term,
The class prophecy We have been
unable TO secure but II contained the
usual hits and perslnage engagingly
expressed
Miss Annie Belle Harvey spoke an
foiiews IN Faiedie'ory;
sehooimates, classmates, friends
II ~ my pleasure this evening TO
give the faFewell thanks OF the grad
naslhg elasa OF 1915, To yen, for the
ala YOU each nave rendered us, that
aid that has enabled us to rise this far
up the ladder OF learning And because
OF the appreciation We feel for your
goodwill and kindly thoughts, deep
regret Is ours that we have reached
tire hret landing ~ tue winding stairs
Shefe eaeh OF as must enter INTO
dihefenl door
Ana are We READY TO enter INTO
those Inherent apartments OF iiteF Ihat
10 the question 'hat eoIifrofts eaeh
graduating CLASS ana u ~ one 'hat
eohffeh's w. me class OF 1915 first
OF what does that readiness consist :
Does u consist ohiy IN the possession
OF our diplomas FAR from " our
diplomas are only symbols 81 our nj
ness u CONSISTS OF capacity Tor
broader Ideals ana broader views OF
me- not the petty childish enes' II
consists OF quantity OF practical
kno"iease' 'hai MS one Tor dhiiy me-
ana "hich every hlgh seheoi aims To
give " CONSISTS Oh . large amount OF
confidence m oneself "hieh no one can
80 through lie without
Ana nave We 'hese essentials "
Ne nave net ana u is my hope mat
We ali nave II Is not the ianit OF cur
teachers ana TRENDS unless perhaps
We nave the same vie" as Tue Rt'le
boy VINO shli M answer 10 his mo'hef
Inquiry az 10 Why DIS grades were
lover than usual, That u was all the
teachers iau't she moved the bFiEhl
little boy what sat IN front OF aim.
IL ~ by inc ana ahd cooperation 81
our teachers and friends ina, We nave
obtained the means by which We may
grasp HE ana IN adversely eoh'ehd
nobsy while ~ prosperity We may
enjoy ahd lhleli'geh'ly iahe advantage
OF the brightness AROUND lhas u Il
10 all "ho nave piayed tlhy part VI
afIF fiFBa that The ffRaH lhfb.