Evening journal., 1895-06-28
HIgh sohooI Graduates dino.

Graduates old and new OF the Whining
ton High School met last night and spent
a royal good time. The occasion was the
annual collation. aud reception rendered
by the Alumni Association Of the High
School to the boys class Of '95.
The banquet hall was lavishly adorned
with bunting Of red and white, the class
colors. The reception was Of rather an
informal natdre, and bright speeches,
hearty laughter and Glass yells were the
order Of the evening
Before the banquet, a short business
session was held. ct which these officers
were elected: President Howard Ross,
81; vice president, Coy Wells, 90; sec
retary. Roy Fields '94; treasurer,
Charles Patterson, "a chairman of the
executive committee, Flwood Layfsld
49, members, H. l. Rice. 93; Calvin
Thomas. 'ss; Paul Tslley '94 ]. R.
Mahaffy, '93
The executive committee also made
an interesting report.
With the exception of the class Of 95
the class Of 93 had the largest repre-
sentation. Those who sat down to the
festive board were: Professor Berlin,
Charles Baird. David w. Harlan, S H.
Baynard, ]. +. Whitehead, William K.
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iIison.
DR.. John Palmer, Jr, 70; DR.. James
h Morgan. rs: Elwocd h. Brown, 's2; S.
II. Horn, 50; Robert Adair, 'S4;Elwood
Layfsld, SO; A o d. Grler, 'S5; L @.
Van Trump, 's9; DR. d. e. Buckmaster.
'S9; DR.. swithin Chandler, 50: +. Percy
Klund, 90; Charles Marteu, '91 Victor
Buoher, 81; George l. Msssick. 81;
Thomas M Cornbrooks, 92; HarveY
Wigglesworth, 90; + r. Cornbrooks
%; Samuel I5enschmidt '02: William
A Green. '92 Guy E Wells, 81; ; Charles
G. Matchett, 92; William H. Taylor,
93; b 4. Block, 90; Charles p.
MRroney. '93; R L. Truitt, '93 George
r Foulk, 49, Il L Rice, '93; W. W.
Robinson. %; @. Hallam 90; How
ard D. Ross, 81; Jones Mahsffy
'93; V. O. JeffeIis. 90; s. F Green, '93
A n. Foreman, 90; Paul Blore. 'g4
u j. Davis. "a q. 81 Turner. "a; L e
Hellings, "a; william S. Marten. '94; d
L. Bonham. "a; Edgar Hare, "a; Pau
TGlley, "a NJ, A Pyle, "a; O A Pstter-
son, "a; W. Q. Buckingham, "a Roy Q
Fields, "a; Arthur Price, '9i; G
p. Alexander, 80; j. h. Foulls
90, and these members OF thl
class of.95: Albert E. Bowen, Louis B
Bradford, George w. Brink, Edwar,
+. Donohoe, Houston Harlan, Clifton
d. Harting, Robert NJ. Lang, Waite
Kane Logan, Walter A. Mackey, R
Ferris Mcclure, David NJ McIntyre
j. Brynberg Morrow. j. Harry Muhl
hansen, John F. Neary, Richard P
Reed, Lester T. Reeves. Dell d Ross
Theodore n. Simpson. Millard S. Todd
Samuel d Bsynard, Archie Crozler
Charles NJ Eastburn, Sylvester J
France, Joseph Hurst Hill, j. IrvinI
Hoffecker Herbert Johnson, j. B Leo
Lloyd. Henry Clay Mahsffy, Henr
Luther Msier, Sidney NJ. Stiles, Perle c
Talley, Joseph E. Traynor, Albert g
Weber.
Wise and witty speeches were made b
Robert Adair, DR.. Buckmaster. DI
Palmer, A. o Il. Grier. O. b. Brown
DR.. Swith Chandler, $ j Horn, +. +
Clund, Victor Buchec, Paul Blore, Ro
Fields, Guy Wells, Fl L. Rice, Charlie
Patterson, J. h. Mshaffy, T. F Donahos
Harry Muhlhausen. John Neary, Z
Hohscker, Charles Baird, S. q Baynar
and Principal Berlin. Elwood Lay6el
presided The class song was sung b
tine class Of 95