Class Day Exercises of Local High School 1910
Graduating class of 1910 holds class day program at the high school auditorium. Items include the oration naLex and features such as the class prophecy wit poem and critique.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
6
Graduation Day Pages From Muscatine High School Class
Large turnout as January and June divisions of the Muscatine high school hold class day exercises in the auditorium. Miss Gail Hamilton and Miss Edith Leahy deliver salutatory and valedictory, with Miss Grit Heezen honored for top scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscating High School
iMiss Gatrle Heezen
Miss Heenen
Ie Ungle School
Othey
Edith Leahy
Rebecca Goodman
Clark Barnard
Neadery
George ‘Glick
Bis’ Oless
Milas Edlth Bond
Erry Fishborh
Emia Rosenberger
Eichenauer
Che ‘Lass
Lirma Mundt
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Salutatory by Gail Hamilton at the end of four high school years
A salutatory by Gail Hamilton opens with reflections on four busy years of study and the classmates’ hopes for growth. The piece contemplates past events, future changes, and the role of a critic’s pen in guiding improvement as the class nears a new era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Hamilton
Crite
Will Bichedsuer
Muscetine High School
Class Criticism by Rebecca Goodman
The critic’s duty is to ferret out faults with kindness and aim at improvement. The province of the critic is not to condemn but to guide, revealing faults and failures to aid betterment and instructive correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Goodman
Cutic
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Class President's Address and Farewell Reflections
A satire of class portraits presents students evaluating their president Clark Barnard and others, mixing praise and humorous faults. The piece ends with a formal farewell to teachers, the class expressing gratitude and looking toward future life, with poems and speeches framing the graduation mindset.
Presment's Address January Division Speech
A fragment from a January division address reflects on leaving school for entering a new field of labor. The speaker notes a four year association forming a strong chain, aiming toward a destined path and useful future work. The text mentions Clark Barnard and references preparation for adulthood and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Clark Barnard
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Clark Barnard
Clack
Bhure
Clark
Will Birhensuer
Warren Baker
Earth Bey
James Bowman
Janes
Thorawebly
James Burgess
Harry Figbaurn
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George Glink
Gisease- Oleli
Harry Haba
Ib Butt
Willam Herman
Ledet
Ruth
Geave Island
Helen Howe
Elizabeth Rosen
Berger
Shakespeare
Charles Logen
Arange
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