Class Day Exercises at Local High School
Graduating class holds program in the high school auditorium this afternoon featuring salutatory, valedictory, class prophecy, class will, class criticism, and class poem as main event.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
16
Muscatine High School Class Day Honors May Be Held
Large attendance at Muscatine High School class day exercises for January and June divisions. Miss Gail Hamilton salutatory, Miss Carrie Heezen valedictory, gifts presented, poems read, and a final address by Will Eichenauer. Students praised for scholarship and future hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musecatine High School
Gail Hamilton
Carrie Heezen
Heeizen
Edith Stohr
Rebecca Goodman
Clark Barnard
George Glick
Edith Bond
Harry Fishburn
Emma Rosenberger
Will Eichenauer
Irma Mundt
Salutatory at four years end in high school
Gail Hamilton addresses classmates at the close of a four year course of study. She notes a shared look back at past events and a hopeful gaze into the future. The speech promises polite critique and a song by a class member as part of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Hamilton
Critic’s Duty: Kindness and Correction in Review
The critic’s province is not mere fault finding but constructive analysis. Rebecca Goodman argues that criticism should ferret out faults with the aim of improvement and betterment, guiding rather than condemning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Goodman
the Citic
Praising the Class President and Shining Critics
The piece extols praising virtue over fault while detailing a class president Clark Barnard and many classmates. It blends humorous sketches with thanks to faculty, and ends with the author expressing gratitude for the role and guidance received.
President's Address in January Division
The January Division presents a President's Address signaling a shift from schooling to new labor and opportunities. It speaks of breaking four years of association to enter a field of usefulness and a new destiny for graduates.
Farewell to Muscatine High School Class of 1910
A senior speaker reflects on four years of hard study and shared memories at Muscatine High School. He praises teachers, lines up the future as life’s struggle, and urges courage, preparation, and steadfastness under the motto Never unprepared as graduates face unknown trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine High School
President's Address: Muscatine High School Farewell
Will Eichenauer recounts the June Division events at Muscatine High School as students prepare for graduation. The passage reflects on ending school days, upcoming diplomas, and the new era of life with varying paths after graduation as determined by parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Eichenauer
Muscatine High School
Savings Ad Encourages Early Saving and Open Account
Don’t worry about being called close. Respect comes from saving money. Each dollar in a Savings Account helps you save more. Opportunities come to those with ready money, and the size of your opportunity is tied to what you have saved. Our Savings Department invites you to open an account with one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Barnard
Clark
Will Eichenauer
Warren Baker
Edith Bond
James Bowman
James
James Burgess
Harry Fishburn
Burns
George Glick
Harry Hahn
Gail Hamilton
William Herman
Ruth
Geneva Island
Helen Howe
Elizabeth Rosenberger
Shakespeare
Charles Logan
Istance
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Roy Ziegler
Pearl Martin
Will Herman
Horlick
St. Peter’s
Anson McNulty
Walter I. Smalley
Jae
Muscatine
State Bank
Cook, Fusser & Co State Bank
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