Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-21

ms ufEeut plea was tu9f poDpie Wal,
patiently tr such cundttiuns To ns
brought about. Ee spoke Of le,sufeis
construction Of the world persod. H
urged them 70 shift the balance by
keeping IN gupd humur and to Keep On
trying. Reason II out and SEASON 4
out Have patience for the on.
coming slump"
Martin CAolrn Steward. whuse
parents are now living IN wes,
Lansing. Mich. filed the prophet {
DIRT IN a very entertaining manner
The sound Of the Skuw,leERn
brought 70 her mind the visions u1
swift running waters. green fields
anu hills. lofty treas and fresh
sweet flowers in the air. "The broad
fat fields Of lower Michigan were al
very well for while. but how I did
long TO SEE hills again. Indeed thii
longing mad for many veRrs been
, buried deep IN my heart, but nov
I felt I could return 70 the little
tUwn Of which 7 had 50 long dream
eo. The prophet then proceeded tu
see the uld class mates once mure
IN dicerent spots. While she was
able To realize RAYMOND FoEE as a
noted evangelist in Boston and 1is
tabernacle. she lost herself when il
was determined that Irving SymonE
was giving out the hymns The
Power Of Personality was the sub
ject Of another English honor part,
that OF Grace Eleanor Hawes This
was scholarly attainment Per
sonaliry sRi6 Miss Eawes. "is
one If Mother Natures gifts 70 ne,
children Che used as illustrations
LlUrd George and our uwn Abrn.
ham Lincoln" She touched upu1
ne country having personality AZ
well as an individual and took "
under the leadership uf Presiten.
Wilson ana Of the United Slater
standing nigh in the fr1endsillps :.
other peoples. for she has demon.
stratad that she is the friend Of ev.
cry worthy nation. "AIl the qualitiel
which comprise personality spell
efficiency and efficiency spells ac-
cornpiisfment IN whatever line o1
endeavpr one may be engaged
The presentation of gifts In q
par ALWAYS awaited with .nreres1
and N this event the graduating
class GOT genuine surprise. II was
generally conceded that the gifts
vereto arrive on t. stage VIA q
rap door IN submarine form But
al the proper time instead of the
expected submarine, Master Walter
Wilson as a messenger hoy appeared
from the reHr Of the room with a
magnificent pink. lowered box tied
with wonderful pink ribbon which
he delivered on the stage TO Harold
Pooier From this Mr.. Pooler and
Miss Grace M. PszAdis drew forth
gifts -or every mem Der Of the cinss.
occasiunirt the useual merriment
Kari Fhilbricks ,ift 10 sweep the
cobwehT from his brain next fall at
Bgwdoin was the only one TOO large
10 be contained IN the box. This was
broom tied in the class cnlurs Of
red. white and blue. The class will
was anther Interesting program
numbar This was rad by Percy
Lyman NurtinE. Non only did he be-
queath various valuahies to differ
ent ones concerned but to the fac
uirv az well. His Eift TO them was
the management of the High school
The vaiedicturian was Miss Rach-
ell Hunter CpnAn1. Eer address did
not include an eEany and AZ IN other
parts wns ni.ief and TO the point
She spoke of the anticipation with
which they had looked SurWnrd TO
this event. She thanked the people
for wha; they had dome for the class.
also Supt. Gafrish and tho members
Of the school buasd. She also spoke
appreciation fur the faculty and bane
the class fnreWell. She addressed the
undergraduates urging loyalty ~
teachers and work for the gona Of
the school. Above all eise be honor
able in your work. Az she closed the
the rnletiicturian' iAst words were:
LET us endeavur as we 20 our VA
rious ways 10 lead lives befirring
graduates Of our high school"
The Shepherd prizes. founded by
the late Gen. r. 3. Shepherd. we, .
announced as having been won by
the following students: Freshmen.
Louise Turner. rank 81 7-S per cent.
with Kenneth Cupp. sscDnd. 9s S-4
per cent This rank was gwen on
general avern0e and II is seldom that
Two students II q clan % evenly