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This is the season of the year Whey all Nattre in putting forth. Lie is perfuming, beautifying and sect Uiihies Laat buds of jinen, JL ie epring-time and alb lite both phant wd aulmal is taking on new fe and energy. ‘The very air tridled wih the aroua’ of blooming plants, with the cooing of tating birds and beasts all with the crooning sange of ad miring swains. In, fact this is the “OOTMI. SiC eT wag t ABO, a thane When my only Nature but. Mmatitut iong of learning, agp well, observe commencement. These annual commencements in the educational work) engender new life, revive school activities and in crease popular interest in public adu ptsonnel institutions. They create Vigor, inspire hope and fire a student body with an ambition to do and to be something worthwhile in the mace of life. They bring the school and public, the teachers and the home into closer touch with each other. On three occasions there is a renewed bart of sympathy, coop eration and devotion that binds more closely, (he common interests of the school and home, it seems as though the very Bite-blood of the school community pulsates with great er rapidly all in more perfect rhy thm. Commencement in a season that brings pleasure and joy to the teacher and patron, holds gut en couragement and hope to the perse vering Junior and gives satisfaction and compensation to the —— and faithful Senior. True to the season, the Cheekidnne ment exercises of the Payetteville High School were held, Friday night last, in the high school auditorium, before the largest and most appreciat ive audience that ever assembled at the high school. The prognam Ten dered was superior to those of prev ious years, god the themes assign ed for discussion by the graduates had been cont aptly chosen. Each of the nine graduates had been required to write a thesis on some practical subject, seven of these theme prewmted in as “Clase Program’? on Thursday afternoon, leaving but two, the “Close Histar)” by Mies Ethel Dotcom and “The if ficient Man’ by Mr. Aleth Zoli for the graiuating programn. The evening's program was opened by a mused nember by the orches tra which is composed of high achot boye led by Mise Vivien whlere of the dase of 1912. This orchestra has been of real valid to the ter school in chap ex rcises and public programs eng hastained inway or during the year, tev. M. N. Waldrip lied the invoca tion in which he most reverently im plored Divine blessings and go add ance of the Clas of 1013. The “Claws Herory by Mine fthel Downeu was true to those of the Gitee and quite complete in detects. The weather in which she assembled the historian facts was very unique and intererly interesting. The nut eros facta were treated as path work in a quilt and thus did ae etite together the Various “‘serape’’ anl “oolors’’ until a quilt of many colors was complete, Mr. Allen A..Zoll, the close presi dent, haw the honour of having prev ented the beat theais of may graduate of the Payetteville High School. His pleasing manwar much forceful delivery jea ¥ o a men selling to wrong also effort, of the eabject “The Rflietent Man.” Hig treatment of the subject Would be gounrendable iy one twie lne years. O accent of the vavroidalle ub anea of Prof. UW. Torreyton who Was C lave delivered big addres ser, M. L. Gillespie was hurriedly: each corew that reluctantly prepped in to mevice with but a few hour no toe. Yet belas the motive tan and onthugianite advocate of eda day fiat here he found no diff. culty in presenting “The Purpose of Dancation” in a way thug evoked hearty rewponee $row eo too epi igi ative audiance. On behalf of the Bould of Behool Directors, jn clawing hippidregs, be prowarted the graduates with hheir well naried and much preed high @oboo! diplomas. Then The Peace League Meds for which fifteen boys and girls were competing was awarded by the judge, to Mr. Harrold Wheeler and it was the pleasure of Principal KE. A. Hy ore to present the $25 old medal, ‘This completed the evening's pro eran and aw the darne sadiance elood in’ parfeet “silence llew. Waldrip pro nowned ‘the ‘béhedetion, Anothermboel your. hae clhoved and gariest students, Talthfal geach
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Fayetteville Daily
Fayetteville, Arkansas, US
Mon, May 26, 1913
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