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MORRIS SONIAN Baccalaureate BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY IAY 28 1950 Organ Prelude and Processxonal Mlss Mary Margaret Marr Invocatlon Rev Thorwald W Bender Hymn 472 Gulde Me 0 Thou Great Jehovah SCFIDCUFE Readlng Psalm 119 1 16 Rev John LeVan Anthem Psalm 150 Franck Bapt1st and Methodlst Choxrs Pastoral Prayer Rev LeVan Hymn 382 ' ot Alone For Mlghty Emplre Sermon Control Your Self Rev Bender Anthem Benedlctlon Organ Recessxon Processxonal IHVOCBt10n Salutator1es Vocal Solo Class poem Class hrstory Trombone Solo V1011h Solo Class Prophecy Plano Solo Class w1ll Readlng Class Song Valedlctory Benedlctlon RBCCSSIOHHI Processlonal Invocatlon Battle Hymn of the Republic Arr Rlngwald Rev Levan a and Postlude M1ss Marr Class Nlght wsnmasmy my 31 1950 Miss Dorothy Ehrlch and MISS Dorothy W1n1nger Rev John LeVan Nancy Mclntvre Robert Brown Neal Compton Ardlth Marshall Lloyd Evans Lyle Pushman Channlng Locey Charles Purdy Fleanor Lott Llaxne Barden Mar1lyn Randle Lloyd Evans Rlchard Dlnger and Joyce Whlte Lyle Pushman Composed by Lloyd Evans Mary Lou Adalr Rev Levan MISS Fhrlch and Miss W1n1nger Commencement muunsrm JUNE 1 1950 MISS Dorothy Ehrlch and Miss Dorothy wlnlnger Rev Father W1ll1am Gannon Girls Glee Club D1F9Cf9d by Miss Ehrlch Ave Marla V1ttor1a 'Heavenly Light Kopylow wxlhousky Commencement Address Dwlghi Dumond Professor of American Hxstory Lnlverslty of M1ch1gan A Cappella Cholr Dlrected by MISS Ehr1Ch We Thank Thee Lord Bortnlansky Tkach 0 Slng Lnto the Lord Bach Goldsworthy Presentatlon of dlplomas Su C E L C ark A Cappella Cholr RCCGSSIOHBI O God Our Help 1n Ages Past Croft The Lord Bless You and KGED You' Lutkln . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L .V. . . . H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q . . . . . . .'. . l U .ll YI l M Il ' l . . . . . ' 0 I . . . . . V , , . ' ................ Glftatory . . . . . . Joan Vanderpyle, Joan Ramsower, Gerry Coenen A. .... .., , I ' . . . . . ......... . . . . . - o ' ' III IfII.. - H ' H ,- - - An-- -4' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. ' , V sos nunyon' t 4 . n -, - , . a - . H -- - ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D . . . l I 4 as oo . - H -- . u . -- -
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MORRIS SONIAN V A I F D I C T'0 R Y Parents, teachers, and frlends Tonlght as we the flfty f1rst graduatlng class of Mt MOFF1S H1gh School b1d you farewell we w1sh to thank you for your gu1dance, pat1ence and encouragement Often t1mes we take thlngs for granted and on occaslons 11ke th1s we reallze just how much has been done for us Our f1ne Super1ntendent has always prov1ded teachers of the hlghest callber and has done everythlng 1n h1s power to help us prepare for a successful future Our parents have worked hard to pTOV1de for our needs, stood by us 1H any cr1s1s, and set hlgh examples for us to follow We are deter mlned not to fall Mr Clark or them Durlng the course of years, graduatlng classes have had to leave school and enter the world 1D the m1dst of all sorts of trylng S1tU3 t1ons There have been wars and d6pF6SS1OhS The world 1S not harassed by a dCpP6SS10n, but there 1S a war belng waged Not a war of f1ght1ng and bloodshed but a war of COHfl1Ct1Hg 1deals xnd pr1nc1ples Chr lead ers are endeavorlng to ma1nta1n world rea e un1ty among all HBKIOHS, and freedom for all 1D a democratlc world Whether they succeed or not years We must keep our eyes open and our m1nds alert We must be qU1Ck to detect the sllghtest S1gU of any movement to underm1ne our Amerlcan way of l1fe Furthermore, we must ma1nta1n rellglon as a v1tal part of our l1fe, s1nce our HBLIOH was founded upon and has prospered under 1tS pr1nc1ples CLIISCIZH precepts bulld a hlgher morallty 1n the 1nd1v1dual and thus 1D the state A country can be strong only lf the people 1h 1t are concerned about 1ts welfare Unless we contlnually partlclpate 1n the act1v1t1es of our conmun1ty, state, and natlon, Amer1ca w1ll someday be overwhelmed by another way of l1fe Llfe IS an arrow and the target of success 1S h1gh and d1ff1cult to h1t, but our a1m 1S accurate, due to the tYH1D1hg and guldance of our teachers, and we cannot help but hlt IC squarely Now the t1me has come when we must say farewell As Rlchard Hovey put lt hzth a steady swlng and an open brow We have tramped the ways together But we re claspzng hands at the crossroads now And whether bleed or whether we smlle the Ml th l b ore re s luck And a cheer for the d rk be ore us' Mary Lou Adalr 1 ' h l . 1 I l , . . I . , , , 5 1 ' I . - 1 ' ' ' 1 :c , ' I 1 depends, to a large extent, upon us who graduate in this and the coming we ' In 'les at ie ef us, He ' f . a f
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