Leon Alter ,
president
John Carey , Vice President
Ruth Lemons Secretary and
Treasurer
Thelma Larson Spud Representative
Edward Curtis Athletic
Representative
The Senior class and faculty were entertained
Tuesday
evening, May 13th, at an elaborate banquet given at the Alliance Hotel
by
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Harper. The grill room was beautifully decorated in
lavender
and white, the Senior class colors. After the banquet, toasts were
responded
to by Mr. Prince, and various members of the Senior class. Mr. Harper
presided
and proved himself a very efficient toast-master. Mr. Lloyd Thomas was
the
last speaker of the evening. He gave a most interesting talk on the
subject
"Courage." Music was furnished by the Alliance Jazz Orchestra, who were
joined
by the guests in the singing of popular songs during the evening.
CLASS
PICNIC
Following the usual custom of allowing the Seniors a
special
day for their picnic, Thursday, May 15th, was chosen for the memorable
event.
Just as the sun was coming up seven cars left the High School to enjoy
the
day at Pine Ridge. The first stop was at Marsland, where we gave a few
yells
to let the people know who we were. Breakfast was eaten on a small
creek
near there. Some were lucky enough to catch fish, while the rest
explored
the country round about. After a short time we again started on our
way.
The city of Belmont next heard our songs and yells. A little time was
spent
there, and then we started to our final destination, Crawford. Dinner
was
eaten on a beautiful spot near the Fort. Different parties started out
to
investigate the country round about. At about four o'clock we resumed
the
way, hearing many stories of the experiences of the afternoon. Some
went
to the river because they wanted to, while others went in because the
fell
in. The park at Crawford was the next stop. The homeward journey
was
started about 6 o'clock, and we stopped again at Belmont, tunnel this
time.
At Marsland we enjoyed supper, and then speeded on our way home,
arriving
near the beginning of another day.
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The Seniors take this last opportunity of bidding
farewell
to the High School. Alas! we are sorry to leave you and to think school
days
are at an end. We would fain remain, but must ever press onward to a
higher
goal. So we bid you sad adieu, and hope you will in some way toil along
without
us, tho we cannot imagine how you will. But as our going is inevitable,
we
say farewell.
