The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13

ACuEVES ~ 4AS SkSo"'
l." W. ". Davidson. %up'rln'"nd"nt
! ,r lir.>Eur.h schools. then addressed
M. ,ln~~ ard 'ul'y. saying: 'On Ger
tam recurring annual ucCa"l"nS school
: ANA nom" arr brought fac" 10 fac" TO
| >tuy u iiiti" wu.lc each IN tho others
! Pr. ..:,.., ~ "rG.r That they may com
man, uwh!I.' on the If" IF IN" American
! rUhiIr.
! "Nuu arc about tn begin 10 draw the
| dividend on IN" investment Of these last
trw Years Of pHti,mt "S"rt'n, ton ana
ROUTINE" congratulate you all tonight
Z upon whnl you hay" arhi"vrd IN ms
. beautiful. vital. inspiring c:ty OF W hcci-
/ NIX.
wv" have arrived upon new era IN
! the hI>'url of m world. Til" selfish
, forces If the world have been quoted
! hy inr cunQurrlng power Of good, nut
| In TIA" future a. IN The past. much or the
responsibility of III" future rests upon
| tn, teacher; unless The teachers Work
be done well tbs republic cannot last Tor
| the .i'an "I generation.
"Yuu Will get "ui Of NE what you put
| into i, The success Of tho puplc
| school system depends upon what YOU as
! individuals put into your efforts. sue
| cess l. not measured IN terms or mate
r.alIty. bu, IN achieving tn" higher Splrl-
| ,ual outlook. giving something which
: will leave the world enriched and bet
| tered Cor your having lived. Keep mis-
as your ideal and struggle on till you
| accomplish it,
| Senator Alfred Caldwell.
| Tho }Ion- Alfred caldwell then ad-
| dressed Tho class Of 1919 and board or
I education on behalf Of the board OF
| education.
MIR, Caldwell said that education
| meant evolution. quoting BcnJamih
| Franklin on the subject. tn" cNpcndi-
turc Of money for pGhIic education IS
| ono OF it's uuhlest uSag"S.
"Tduca,!on." said Mr. Ca'dWeii' Is
| the approval Of "A course ana inc PuN''"E
| ur II INTO action. Uphold IN" hahus Oh
! tho hoard Of education and the teaching
and executive boards. Help us 10 hKh'
irur battles. Help us I" flight our
! hut,lcs. There Will be soon great
,r'!,Ical change. Women must a'd IN"
linen. rs a matter Of their great and IN
! =, h,;uhI., right. Eidur;Nirn Is an "n"lP-
nent which no cncmy can take away
y, home abroad or alone, IT IS neE''
failing solacc TO mankind
| Tho presentation OF diplomas D.!
princ,nal II. r. Johns then took p'ace'
tho class receiving their diplomas one
Inv ono, following which the class SonE'
= beautiful spirited chorus was sung
by all. ~.
II Fields WIS "A beautiful and fitlhg
| close 10 ono of the most r"markah!c ana
inspiring ur cumm"nccm"nts IN the MS
tory Of Wheeling high s'h""I'
PROGRAM
Presiding officer. Supr c. f. Gi,h'ns
March-"Thrc. Rings" ......... Hayes
Whcrl.ng High school Orchestra.
Inyn.a,:,n--I;. W. II. Fields, FIRST
CHRISTIAN church.
Nusi,. -- Overture - Golden SccPtrc'
SrhI"ur"Gr"ll
Wheeling High School Orchestra,
,Or.lriou Democracy Ion" Eliza
h"rh Eunk"l
Musir-"Whcn Taps Arc Softly Blow
ing"--Earui.o
Wheeling IIiSh School Orchestra:
Orati"n--"Th" Ashes Of War -" adc
Hull Kcrn"r.
Music-ja) II Gathered n Rose" =. Lee
nn "I.aSSic o. Mine" Howard
Wheeling High School Orchestra.
AdJrr,y-- Dr. W. NJ. Davidson. Superin'
r.nH"nl Pittsburgh Schools
Mue.r-"R"auiifu Ohio" MncD"na!o
Wheeling High School orchestra:
Remarks on Behalf "f IN" BOARD or fuu
rrrIrrI--llon. Alfred Caldwell
Presentation Of DrpIomas--Princ!ra IL
l.. John"
Truss s:"n;
E.n.,l.r;pn- E"v ". II. Fields
Nry.,.... '.N.m,:uard "f D'muCrIcy EoGs-
we'll
Wheeling High school Orchestra