High School Graduates Depart Under Favorable Skies
On Friday June 1 1906 nine graduates led by Alexander C Johnson and Anna M Porter left for work and life beyond school. The city hall overflowed with friends as lavender and yellow decor framed speeches by Johnson Porter Burdick and others. The baccalaureate sermon was by Rev Seaman with a post ceremony banquet for alumni and guests.
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Alexander C. Johnson
Anna M. Porter
Anna C. Hansen
Arthur Wilson
Myrtle B. Beck
Pearl E. Ohiford
Edith Sandell
John ‘Mapper
Merle Paynter
Scandia
Cooper
Seaman
R. Morey
Addie Gile
Man ‘Preble
Bertha Mckiwen
Hee
Swanson
Biaxin Wane
Happer
Perit Garses
Abarys Nye
Haseianis
Whit Jae
Education Elevates Woman to Higher Standing
Fragmentary text describes a woman's gradual rise in status through education. Vague mentions of improvised phrases and unclear names hint at social advancement and self improvement amid ambiguous context.
A Vision of Women in Work and Virtue in America
The article argues women can and should pursue professions and entrepreneurship, valuing education and independence. It highlights teaching and other fields, cites Chicago lawyer and multiple women professionals, and praises Marshal Field for honesty and civic leadership as exemplary.
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América
America
Chicago
Mr. Field
Gonway
Pittsburg
Mass
Farwell Field & Co
Merchant Prince of the Word
Marshal Field
Perseverance and self control in facing life’s trials
The text emphasizes perseverance through hard work and honesty as keys to success. It discusses maintaining self discipline, accepting reverses, and continuing to strive despite failures, aiming for steady progress and personal growth.
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