Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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The SENIOR SICKLE 1925 vw as as wb Class Day Program GIVEN AT THE METHODIST HPISCOPAI. CHURCH YVEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1925 vaulG,222Quw Selection High Srhool Orfhestra Invocation Rewrzfzzd B. Z. Sflllllbflllgll Salutatory ffflrn 11'Trl'l1niI Class History Gertrzzde llfeim Cornet Solo Joseph Refi' Class Prophecy Virginia Smilh, ,Him Rorirh, P11111 Srlzzwzh Uration, Prohibit0n-A Successn Cozzzztexx Cox Quartet- Lfxtfr f1Ul'f0lI,L!ll1l0IIf Simmons, mvflflllllll SIIFFIIIIIII, Robzfrt ,llohux Giftatory ,Hive ilngrll, Squirff Chnxz' Class Poem Fira liaylex Presentation of the Gavel CvllI',1'ff'1' Stein Presirlffzzf of the Clays of 1925 Acceptance of the Gavel lfenzlell Smith Pfl',YidFIIf of the Class of 1926 Violin Trio Dorcas Tuttle, Thelnza Hurkert, Squire Chase Valedictory Harriet Jlontgomery Benediction Rewrend V. H. flliller Selection High Srhool Urchestra

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The SENIOR SICKLE 1925 C711 V--V V VV VV V VV V VVV V -VV u Commencemem' Program GIVEN AT THE CROSVVELL THEATER THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1925 AT EIGHT oYCLocK :.f.unG,3S223u-sw Overture Bohemian Girl CBalfeD High Srhool Orrlzestra l 11x'1m cation The Rein Clyde C fffz rl zzzf -1 The Sw 111' d of Fe1'ra1':1'l fBullardl Boyx' Cliff Cluh lnt 1'cm duction of Speaker Prinvifml J. Reed Address VV. L. Cr 11'1 ' The lflilleifs XVooing CFanningD llfixrd Chorus Presentati fmrl of Diplomas Srrjzerinrendent C. H. Griffey 1Iorning COley Speaksl Girlx' Glef Cluh Awarding of Adrian College Scholarship Prev. H. L. Feerzznrz Benediction Reza Edward lllonfgoflzery Selection Ifigh School Orchestra

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The SENIOR SICKLE 1925 me... gg. W. - Wg.. .. g ww SALUTATO RY HELEN MCPHAIL El' Q 'l HE graduating class of 1925 of dear old Adrian High School extends to gt to you, parents, teachers, fellovv-students and friends, a glad welcome to these, our Class Day Exercises. This is a very happy occasion for us,-the feeling of having attained the I goal for which we have worked for four long years. Yet we understand 2 'W 13 how impossible it is for one to achieve alone. For this reason we want to take this opportunity to thank you, dear parents and teachers, for your help in bringing about this happy hour. It is not given to me to tell of the glorious achieve- ments of our Class, which have no doubt surpassed all preceding ones. Of these our Class Historian will tell you later. Tonight you will learn of our hardships and struggles of the past and will perhaps take a peek into the far-off, dim future. But whatever our achievements have been, those of the future will be greater. VVe may not all be statesmen or sages, but it is given to each of us to build his life well, and as we go out into the world to advance in thought and mind. Oliver VVendell Holmes tells us in the 'iChambered Nautilus , of the little mollusk who first builds his spiral shell and then enlarges it. Hliuild thee more stately mansions, O my Soul, As the swift seasons roll! Leave thy low-vaulted past! Let each new temple, nobler than the last, Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast. 'Till thou at length art free, Leaving thine outgrown shell by life's unresting seafl ln some respects this is a sad occasion, for as a Class we are soon to die. VVe have but two more days to live. There will be no more of the delightful companion- ship and intimacy of the classroom. We will die it is true, but from this death will come separate individuals who will go out into the world and accomplish greater things, just as in the spring the tiny seed gives up its life to bring forth an abundant harvest. Again the Graduating Class of 1925 salutfr you and bids you welcome.