Ideals and ambition shaped by life in public schools
A reflective address contrasts real environment with ideals, urging resilience. It lauds perseverance, cites figures like Swift Milton and Galileo, and urges openness of occupations to women, urging education and determination as keys to progress. It ends with a valedictory to Greeley students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Schubert
Dean Swift
John Milton
Pygmalion
Alexander
Ana
Evangeline
Marian Howard
Crusoe
Galileo
Pisa
Crank
Longfellow
Napoleon
Alps
Italy
St. Bernard
Marengo
America
Benjamin Disraeli
House of Commons
Cesar
Rubicon
Xenophon
Greece
Bacon
Copernicus
Luther
Mahomet
Abraham Lincoln
Fair Ground
Cupid
Evanthie
Boyd
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Greeley
Wordsworth
Earth
Tomorow
Greeley High School
Principal Copeland's Address to the Class 87
Principal Copeland speaks to students about leaving public schools and facing the question of how best to secure a livelihoods and contribute to the world. The address urges self reliance and future focus with further details on the rights page.
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Greeley Public Schools
Kitty L. Arm
Crior
United States
Felicia Hemans
Louisa Alcotts
Elizabeth Brownings
Cary Sisters
Jane Austins
Harvard
Yale
CLARK
Ruby E. Shepard
Copeland