The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-05-25
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT

81 do not believe any more in fall
ing into job" DR.. L. B. Bowers of
! ,Salina, said in his address at the High
School Commencement, Friday night,
ethan to fall in love at first sight, and
if you do I would advise you to take
a second look" The doctor said he
had no text and not even a theme,
only a question: as life worth the
Iiving?" No life is worth living IN
less it is successful according to true
standards. ''We are giving too much
attention to the result achieved" the
doctor asserted, ethan the means. In
other words it makes no difference
if man does make fifteen ounces
sell for a pound or thirty-five inches
sell for a yard, just so he accumulates
lot of money. We put the dollar
over character" The doctor then
said that if we wanted to live success
fully we had to choose some work
for which we were suited. To do this
we have to see ourselves as others
see US. We have to know our likes
and dislikes, our faculties have to be
developed tremendously. We have to
lind out from parents and friends as
to what we are suited for and then
the best plan is to ask God. He sure
ly had a purpose in bringing US into
this world"
The High School Auditorium was
we'll filled with interested listeners.
The following program was given:
/ Amaryllis --- Arr. by II. Clifford Page
Girls Glee Club
Invocation -.---- Dr.. Mae D. Thompson
Sclo-I Love a Lassie -------- Walt
Earl Barry
violin Obligato, Carl Malmberg
Smilin' Thro' -------.--. Penn
Boys Glee Club
| Address ---------------- DR.. L. B. Bowers
President Salina Wesleyan University
6armena ---------------- Wilson
Girls Quartette
.Valedictory --- Mae Thompson
Presentation of Diplomas ---------
---------,--------.-------- H. A. Nickles
President Board of Education
Cavatina >. Ratt
Orchestra
| America --.------------- Audience
J Following is the list of graduates
Leona ALBERT, w. Earl Barry, Law
renee A. Bemis, Gladys A. Blender,
Belma Brant, Susan Chittenden,
Clara.E. Ellis, Boyd Furbeck, Hertha
Henderson. Blanche Hoeh, Geryoldine
D. Ivan, Harold Lewis. Alice Wads-
worth Madden, Clara A. McConkey
/ Walter J. Mac D. Thompson, Herbert
E. Mac D. Thompson, Halle Jeanette
Overholser, Ernest Oris Ruff, Chester
! Steeples, John Taylor, Anton Teras-
/ inski, Mae NJ. Thompson, Laura Velie
Miss Selma Thorene, friend of
Misses Anna and Viola Meyer, and Z
/ former student of Hays Normal
visited the Meyers Wednesday OF
this week She was on her way home
to Sharon Springs, after finishing a
successful year of teaching at Leon,
Kansas.
A fine line of Jardinieres and
Cemetery Vases.-Oshant' China
Department.
Esther and Iona Goetchius return
ed home last Saturday, from Scott
City, where they have been teaching
school. They have been engaged fOl
the sam position for next year.
John Eberly sold his dray line tc
John Tholen, Tuesday.
1t is understood that Tom CarricB
will be the meat cutter at Grass Bros.
new meat market.
Geo. Rohr and family of Ness coun
ty, visited friends here this week.
y Mrs. H. A. Nickles will entertain
the Presbyterian Aid Society, Thurs
day, June 1st.
For Sale or Trade.-Allen Touring
car in good running order. A. V
Clark, at the Free, Press Office.
The Camp Fire Girls have beer
enjoying an outing at Fairport, thi
week.
For Sale.-An eight-room resi-
dence. One-fourth down; balanc,
six years time. Pratly modern
, good water, outhouses in good condi
ton. Two lots. Phone 1916.
c. A. Shively and son, John, wen
to Glen Elder, Sunday morning.