The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-08

viii wind up its drive June q with
special afternoon program. You can
still help your state by contributing TO
the states respective captain. The
church needs and deserves the sup
port Of all. Make your contribution
now.
Social
Visitors last week at the home OF
Eddie" Digger were Norwood
Barney" Ewell, Penn. State track
star, Bill Maze, former high school
champion, and Johnny Shelbourne of
the Shaw House.
Saturday, June 8, our boys of the
372 Inf. will be swinging along the
streets OF Boston headed by their
crack infantry band in the annual
Y.D. convention parade.-Watch for
the Lend-a-Hand "June Breakfast"
June II. Admission 25c, time 500
am, $50 am. and last call at 700
am. This club deserves your support.
The newly formed missionary
Circle" under the auspices of the Seal
endar Club" wish 10 extend thanks to
all who helped make their "Silver
Tea" a success-Watch for the Lend
a-Hand's annual "Graduation Party
at Shiloh, June Is. This promises TO
be the affair Of the year.
Graduates
As this paper goes TO press, eight
couples, clad in their best viii attend
Senior Class Reception at the Medford
Armory. They are: Madeline Digger
and Jackie Washington, Marion Camp
bell and Joseph Glover, Louise Robin
son and Roger Greene, Nivienne
Fisher and Walter Sherwood, Bertha
Puryear and Andrew Gale, William
Wright and Kathleen Bigger, Reginald
Cook and Gloria Robinson, and War
rem Guy and Eva De Luce. Tuesday.
June II the largest colored group ever
to graduate will receive their diplomas
at the new Chevalier auditorium of
Medford High at the annual gradua-
ton exercises. They are: Ethel Brown,
Marion Campbell, Alberta Carney.
Madeline Digger, Vivienne Fisher.
Purcess LenOir, Bertha Puryear.
Louise Robinson, Marjorie Valentine.
Elmer and Wilbur Allen, Reginald
Cook, Warren Guy, Whitfield LETTERS,
Ray Parham, Joseph Pollen, William
Smith, Edward Stoner and William
Wright. Congratulations Class Of
1910 and may luck and success be with
each and everyone Of you.
Social
Monday, June 10 the Lend-a-Hand
Club will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Sherwood of Harvard Ave. The same
night, the West Medford Mems Club
will hold their meeting at the Hervey
School. AL members are urged to
attend because of the huge summer
activity planned.-Watch for the
Dukes" twin specials, June Il and 90
Read more about the latter next week.
Sports
Congratulations TO our new doubles
IC4A champion, Eddie" Digger who
played an important role in aiding the
Eastern cause last week at the Har-
ward Stadium. Eddie smashed the 120
high hurdles record and won also the
220 low hurdles event. Last Tuesday
behind the effective Shit twirIing of
big Ed. LETTERS, the West Medford In
dependents defeated the Arlington
Royals 81. Steve Douglas smashed a
tremendous circuit clout with a mate
on board. Sunday afternoon at 200
pm, the Independents will entertain
the Dunbar" Club of Cambridge.
Probable twirler will be "FIetch"
Coleman or Steve Douglas. This
game promises to be the battle of the
season as Medford and Cambridge are
great rivals.-Those interested in
playing tennis may do so by contract
ing Clarence Rhone of Jerome St, who
operates the Community Courts on
Jerome st. also.
EditOrially Speaking by R. c. S.
Tuesday, June II, will mark the last
! time that the Class of 1910 will ofici-
ally meet together. With mixed emo
tons of happiness combined with sad
ness they viii trudge proudly upon the
platform to receive their diplomas de-
voting their four years of toll, amid
the cheers of their classmates and
plaudlts Of the audience. To the
majority of that class it will mean the
grand finale for them, this their next
worry will be to seek employment in
their respective fields. To others it
will mean the annexing of another
milestone in the road Of education for
they will be fortunate enough to at
tend some college to delve more deeply
into their chosen fields. Regardless
OF all, the question at hand is this.
How are my chances, as a graduate
to obtain job in this war-stricken
economically chaotic world? True. If
seems like lost cause but don't the
easiest problems look hard until Won
break them down and study them OF
course they do. Your chances arc as
good as you make them. The youth Of
today must go forth as the youth Of
yesterday did and sell themselves to
their respective careers. Sometimes
you may not be offered the kind of
JOB that you prepared yourself for but
you must have the intestinal fortitude
J to weather Dame Misfortune" and
show your employer that you are can
able in all lines of endeavor and before
you know it, your opportunity NAV
present itself. Keep plugging and
driving towards your goal and Won are
bound to win your game with lifeN
and in closing may we at this tiroe
wish the Glass of 40 tremendous snc-
cess in all they attenpt worth Mil =,