Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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'Che SENIOR SICKLE 1922 Class Day Program Given at the Jffethodisl Episcopal Church W ednesday, func 7, I 922 Selection .... Invocation .... Salutzitory ..... History .... Vocal Solo ..... Prophecy--M Poem ....... Piano Solo .... Orution .... Will ........ Vocal Solo .......... Presentation Of Gavel .... Acceptance of Gavel .... Vziledictory ......... Benediction .... HIGH SCHOOL URCHESTRA -----REV. F. L. TAYLOR ----ESTHER KRUEGEIK ----LEILAH KERII ---EUGENE HALL - - - - - -WALTERA XVEISS -----MARGARETTA HAIEER ------RUTH ASH ----CARL ANGELL ---ERNEST KAPNICK ---EDITH CHURCH ------FOREST COOK -----CHARLES CHURCH -----MARIE KRUEGER -------REV. EARL R. RICE Selection ---- ----- H IGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA

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The SENIOR SICKLE 1922 SALUTATO RY ESTHER KRUEGER X N, EMBERS of the Alumni, school patrons, and friends, the class of '22 greets you and extends a hearty welcome to our class day T ll' exercises. We feel honored by your presence here tonight and encouraged by your kindly interest in us. ' The goal toward which we have been striving during our High GAT 2 1 all wg TIN ikiju 'lll limi' 1 ir, f.i,X' .X-UW, lx.. Ekes' x W as School years will, within a day, have been reached, and we shall then enter upon a larger field of life. This is, therefore, particularly and peculiarly our day and our hour. This is the last time, perhaps, that the President of '22 will preside over our class, for, in a few brief moments, he will hand over the gavel, the symbol of authority, to the President of '23. The privileges and pleasures which we have enjoyed as a class, will soon be but pleasant memories, for the time has come when we must gird our armor about us and go forth into the battle of life to win for ourselves a name and place in the world of commerce, of scholarship, or of politics. Our equipment is good and our armor bright, and we feel that, if we keep our face to the foe, we shall be victorious in the contest. But I must hasten for Time draws on a pace and soon all school bonds will be broken, except those ties of friendship which we have formed during our school life and which will always bind our class together. We shall return in future years, doubtless, as alumni. Then we will endeavor, in part, to review those lessons which we have learned in the class room and on the athletic field during our High School course. In the meantime, let us be cheerful and enjoy the last few hours of our High School life and make them the best and brightest of them all. During the exercises tonight, I would have you listen to the representatives we have chosen as they project before you the pictures of our past school life, and as they prophesy of our future fortunes. To these exercises the class of '22 wishes to bid its friends a most cordial 'fWelcome.