Salem High School - Clarion Annual Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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v -F I b- -4 g! I I II I h.K OUR ICE CREAM LEADS THEM ALL TI-IE ICE GREAM'SERSO'N Is HERE A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS FEORADORA NUT SUNDAE THE SUMMER GIRL ROCKY MOUNTAIN SUNDAE GRAPE PUNCH S. H S. CLARION EGG ARMOUR PEACH MELBA' DENVER MUD LOVERS' DELIGHT WILHOIT LEMONADE Wilhoit Mineral Water--The Real Article FULIJER 8L thUGLAS Salemis Leading Grocers, Confectioners and Bakers. 456-460 State St. Phones 182-187 NOLLDEHHEId Sl VGOS WVEIHD EIDI EH10 CREAM DIRECT FROM THE DAIRY TO OUR FREEZER MAKES PERFECT ICE CREAM 27; i $$LHFSAVAGEaMx The new music man in the small goods department in the Allen 8i Gilbert-Ramaker C0 8. Music Store has added many new features to his business and prides him- self in carrying the very best line of Violins, Guitars, Banjos, etc., the market affords. He is adding daily to his sheet music department, Which he hopes soon to have complete. Our repair department is now complete. Bring your repairs in. SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED L. F. SAVAGE, Proprietor 247 Commercial Street 1 In J. Wenger s old stand WW6 Hacks and Up-to-Date Livery. Bestef care given to boarding and transient stock TaIIy-ho furnished for all occasions. the new ?asbion Eiverv Stables iSuccessor to J. A. Simpsoni Gbas. w. wannke, proprietor Phone Main 44 V 4 247 to 249 High Street J - 4: Its a combination of iihnow howii and good materials that aproduce Good Pri nting'. IF THAT IS WHAT YOU ARE AFTER CONSULT N. D. ELLIOTT, Printer 223 5. Commercial Street Phone Main 1243

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3': L756 Gldflbll Great Results Cannot be Expected W here Uprz'gbtness and Industry are Dz'scarded.--T.T.Geer. VOL. 11. Salem, Oregon, June, 1906 No. 9. Gonzmencemeizf gzercises. The Senior class of ,06 being the first graduating class of the Salem High School, decided to set as a precedent for succeeding graduating classes the idea of a commencement week. Commencement week is usually in- augurated by the baccalaureate ser- mon. The following program was finally decided upon for the week be- ginning Sunday, June 10, and ending Saturday, June 16. Sunday, June 10, 10:30 a. m.eBac- calaureate Sermon at the First Congregational church, corner of Center and Liberty streets, by the Rev. P. S. Knight. Tuesday, June 12.--Benefit Program for Athletics at 8:15 p. m., Assem- bly Room of the High School. Wednesday, June 13.eCIass Play, iiThe Princessii tTennysoni, As- sembly Room, 8:15 p. m. Thursday, June 14eClass Day, With class party in the evening. Friday, June 15eCommencement ex- ercises and presentation of di- plomas by Board of Directors. Saturday, Junell6w0rganization of Alumni Association. $accalaurea fe Sermon. Sunday, June 10, at 10:30, the Rev. P. S. Knight preached the Bacca- laureate Sermon t0 the class. The pulpit and rostrum had been taste- fully decorated for the occasion. Six Junior boys acted as ushers. As the last echoes of the bell in the belfry were dying away the class marched in and took seats appropri- ated for them. The sermon of Rev. Knight was as follows: Texte-Psalm 37:4: iiDelight thy- self also in the Lord, and He shall give thee the desires of thine heart? There are many things in Which the young heart delights. Yes, many pure, beautiful and worthy things. But after a list is made of all the delightful things that the eyes can see or the hands can handleeeven of all that the uninspired mind can fathom or comprehendethere is an iiAlsoP It is suggested by the text: ilDelight thyself also in Jehovah? And What a great promise follows: itHe shall give thee the desires of i thine heart? Aspiration is the first result of in- spiration. And by inspiration I mean the spiritual stirring that may come to every soul. The soul once, breathed upon cannot rest. It is: filled With desireseaspirations. The. soul moved by the Spirit desires to be something nobler. to do something- more worthy. At first it may be a blind desire. The soul is conscious. of a want, but knows not Where nor by What it may be satisfied. It is a condition of spiritual unrest. In sheer self-defense the troubled soul may seek to quiet and quench these rest-destroying aspirations-eto administer anodynes to a troubled conscience-in hope that peace may be secured. It is a vain hope. Not, thus may an immortal soul hope tq