Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30
CLASS REUNIONS.
Graduates From the High School Glasses O.
'S5, 'SS and 80 Meet and Elect OMcers.

Graduates From the High School Classes OF
'SS, 'SS and 80 Meet and Elect Omcers.
Over thirty members Of the High School
class Of 's5 enjoyed . delightfully."- served ban
quet at the Shoreham last night, this being the
form Of the sixth annual reunion of the class.
Both physically and mentally the occasion was
pronounced success, and o worthy follower of
the five preceding reunions that have gained
for this class the name Of one Of the most
enthusiastic bodies of students ever graduating
from the school Mr.. W. A. Pollard, the presi-
dent Of the class, officiated at the head of the
table In happy manner, and 1. was nearly
II 10 when the chairs were pushed back and
the party filed into one Of the parlors, where
the floor had been cleared for dancing. Clever
speeches were made by Drs. Woodward, Sohon
and Pyles, Mr.. A. L. Ray and Miss Galeski, and
a bright poem was read by Miss LASER on be-
half of the author. Cadet Hine, the class his
torian. whose military duties at West Point
prevented his attendance. Officers for the en-
suing year we're theh elected as follows: Presi-
dent, Mr.. Geo. Hurlebaus; first vice president,
DIR. +. Sohon; second vice president, Mrs.
Siggers; secretary, Mr.. John Drown; treasurer,
Miss G.. G. Jochum; assistant treasurer, Mr..
Geo. Z. Fleming; historian, Mr.. VIM. Butter
worth; members of the executive committee
Messrs. Hodges and Brock, and Misses LASER
and Brown.
THE CLASS OF 49,
4uc L1lSu oCuCCi CHESS OF 1000 ueiu ltS annual
reunion last night at the Langham. The even
ing was begun by q program of musical and lit
erary numbers, followed by a fine supper and,
finally. dancing. Officers were elected as fol-
lows for the year: A. NJ. Poynton. president;
Miss Mamie Douglass, first vice president J. N.
Wright, second vice president; VIII knight,
secretary, and Miss Susie NJ. Kuhner, treasurer.
Mr.Poynton presented the young lady officers
and ex-ofticers with albums consisting of photo
graphs of the late Prof. Paul and DR.. Lane to-
gether with the faculty and six sections that
make up the class of 'SS. Washington High
School. Among those present were: Misses
Douglas, Mccormick. Green, johnson, Ange
White, Vale, MAY White, Zimmerman Stearns,
Moore, Love, Shields. Meloy, Purman, Dove,
Hazen, Toner, Merillat, Sheads, Davenport,
Shipman, Brewer and Kuhner ard Messrs.
Poynton, Elliott, Fisher, AughinbauSh, Weaver,
Keene, Uber. Clark, ONeill, Carman, Strang,
Knight, Bryant, Champion, Finckle, Wiggin,
Hensey, Moore, Vale, kelton Wright McCor-
mick, Pechin, Smith, Smell, Dugan and Butler.
THE CLASS OF $50.
About fifty members of the class Of '89 Of
the Washington High School gathered in re-
union last night at, Sheldens Hall. The musi-
cal and literary talent of the class joined in
rendering an excellent program, which was re-
ceived with evident enjoyment. The singing
OF Misses Blasland, Drown and Mckee and the
class poem by Miss Given especially called forth
enthusiastic applause. The election of officers
for the ensuing year was effected. Then fol-
lowed dancing which continued. with an inter-
mission for refreshments, until late hour.
The reunion was great success and will be
lony remembered