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THE CRESCENT 25 Ways We shall ever be learning, for life is a school in which we never Cease to lear11. We have been travelling the same path, experiencing the same joys, and enduring the same petty troubles. We are now about to enter new paths of life, Where we shall have greater hardships and trials. As We journey may We ever keep in inind our 1l10tt0'-HINIIIOW Thy- selff' May We be so aided bv a knowl- edge of ourselves that We 1112137 bring honor to our Alina Mater, and blessing to the world. LIQNA A. BIERRILL, 'll. 'nk Wi x 5' K M57 J 'R f fig, k 1 fa? ixx K ' Y 25 x , -i .1
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Nlmmll ,MW ,I K-234 f I ff Q If llll at f gi? sk f W P I, fl X71 'jg is Wflltf I i ' il! l it COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Commencement Program for Thursday, june 1, 1911, Elmwood Hall. Music Prayer Music Salutatory, The Mission of the Teacher MIQAIQLE ERLENE MAXWELL Class History ...........,............ RLl'1'lI RACHEL AMES Class Oration ......,,...,.......,.. , . PAUL WHIIIDEN CoIfFIN Music Address to Undergraduates ,........,. E1aNEsT ALBERT DELANO Class Motto, Know Thyself' '......... , . ETIIEL ALBERTIIA MERRILL Music Class Prophecy .....,.............. . . EDITH VVEATHERBEE Valedictory, Nothing is Lost .......,. . . LENA ALICE MERRILL Music Awarding of Prizes Presentation of Diplomas The annual corn roast was held on the shore of Silver Lake, early in the fall. After the roast a most enjoyable evening was spent in playing games and singing. The boys said they had a jolly good time. We were very fortunate in having with us last fall, two well known elo- cutionists, Miss Agnes Hersey and Miss Exerene Flood. Both entertainments were enjoyed by an appreciative audience. We were pleased to receive a call early i1I the fall term from J. VV. Taylor, State Inspector of Secondary Schools. Few of us will forget the Halloween Party, October 31. The female ghosts were sold at auction on the corner. Then all marched to the Academy Building where the evening was pleasantly spent in playing games an doing Halloween stunts. A very pleasant reception was given the teachers and students by the Christian Endeavor Society early in the fall term. The refreshments were daintily served in small birch bark canoes.
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