Fowlerville High School - Commander Yearbook (Fowlerville, MI)

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Senior Exhibition Archie G. House, President A. Ethlyn Grant, Secretary Laura E. Holmes, Vice President Edith L. Parsons, Treasurer Bessie Mac Daniels Carrie M. Loree Alfred Pierson Hartwell G. Bigelow Archie C. Kingsley Harry H. Lane Class F. H. S. Mako---Not finished, just hegun. Colors---Purple and Gold. Flower---Yellow Rose Yell Who are, who are, Who are we, We are, we are, We are the Rah ! Rah! Rah ! Boom ! Boom ! Bah ! The Seniors, the Seniors, Rah 1 Rah! Rah I

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True music comes from the true heart, and great music is the thought of great men who are pure and noble and who are anxious to write nothing but the best. Great good will come to us if we study daily the music of such men as these. This constant presence and influence will mold our thought to great- er strength and beauty. atin-English LILLIAN ITSELL The essential work in English is: to master the fundamental ideas underlying the language, to express thoughts intelligently and accurately, and to come in contact with the spirit of litera- ture, that one may take real pleasure in its truths and beauties. It IS extremely ditiicult for one knowing no other language to master his own. Another language is needed for comparison, and should be enough like his own in thought, content, and structure, as well as in vocabulary, to make the comparison striking and effective. The require- ments are met admirably by Latin. In the Latin I x A vocabulary we have the ideas that are at the fl 2,5 basis of more than half of our English words, thus making it an excellent instrument for Eng- lish instruction. The grammatical sense is developed, and declension and con- jugation begin to mean much. The relation between English and Latin gram- mar is seen, and by comparison many constructions in our unintlected speech uma n 3, :, may be explained. Along with the increasing grammatical sense comes the appreciation of the riches of our English vocabulary through the study of Latin words. The trans- lation of selections, if well done, is proof of great linguistic ability. Every les- son lil Latin may, or ought to be a lesson in English, an exercise in English composition, for one must determine how to express with equal brevity, clear- ness, and force in our own language the thought which the original author has expressed in his. This helps us to appreciate our own language, and the ulti- mate end will be to make the learner an artist in words and n conscious master of his own tongue.

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Class Day Program Music ..... ..., ..... ....... . . . . .. Invocation Class Song ' 1 President s Address .... .,.,............ Reading ........,.. Instrumental Solo .,., Oration ............ . . . Orchestra . .,,. Archie House - . , Harry Lane . . . . Carrie Loree . . . . Laura Holmes Prophecy ,,,,, .... A lfil-id Pi9I'SOIl Music -,-4, ..,..,... K lrchestra Essay ,,,,, .,.. A rchie Kingsley Oration ,e,,, ,,,,,., , ,,,,, ,,......,. I I artwell Bigelow Duet ...-,, .,.. If Edith Parsons and Bessie Mac Daniels Reading ,,,, ,,,,.,,... , , ,, ,,,...,.,,.,, Hthlyn Grant Music .-,.w .,,, I lrchestra 'ik l C? Graduatlon Exermses Music Invocation Class Song Salutatory .... ............. Oration ..... Class Solo .... Oration ....... Class Poem .,,,. Music ...,... Giftorian .... Recitation .... History .,............ President's Address .... Valedictory .......... Music ..................... Present-ation of Diplomas .... ..............,. Benediction .. . Edith L. Parsons ---- Alfred Pierson ----Carrie M. Loree Hartwell G. Bigelow . - -- Bessie Mac Daniels -, . . .. -. Orchestra -Archie C. Kingsley --.--Harry R. Lane .---- Laura E. Holmes ,-,,Archie G. House -.-- A. Ethlyn Grant . - ----. Orchestra . . . .Glenn Grieve