Arizona republican., 1899-05-28

moon at the high school building on North Fifth street. Each member oI the class issued 9 certain number ol cards. 50 the assembly room was filled. lfr Harold Ham presided. The pro- l e-ramnle was opened by, a piano s1i0 av Miss Zella Dysart. Th5 class nls- tory was then delivered by Miss May < Wilson. Her style and manner were ] pleasing and interesting. and as Sn3 1 did not present ca ? history as 9 D-2li ! fact. it was highly amusing Miss l Loise Murphy rendered piano s5lt ! in her usual pleasing manner lh@ class poem by Miss Alta Bates was ! very pretty and well rendered. The i DrcDhecv by George LutgerdiEs was very entertaining as there were some 1 starting facts brought 70 IgAI- How : ever. it isJo be hoped that none OF tAe i members will lose sleep over their tl- ture. as the prophets telescope may l have been focused Gn the wrong star i The solo rendered by Cyrus AeskiIa- mons received hearty applause. The ! Last Will and Testament by Martin i ICalderwood was extremely amusing. ! The good advice and good will Of che class. evsn if the iegacies left could have been smaller. was not fully appreciated by the juniors. as their re- sD0use- rendered by Miss Nellie Batt@r- showed. It seems their ability fer i breaking glass tubes and making pen ciI marks is as marked as that of Inc class Of '92, and they cannot but re- gret that so many places have been marred that they might have" used. Superintendent Creager bade the class of '99 Farewell and GOd-sps sed' ill : rprT7. TllT-r c77Varo-
 
 The senior class Of the union high school held a reception and banquet for the junior class Thursday night. AZ enjoyable literary programme was arranged for the evening. Miss Zella Dysart. hostess, and NJ. Martin Cal derwOod. host Miss Jessie Creager was to2strnistTess for the occasion. The toast to the faculty was responded to by 1Ir. BIcunt Miss Flora Grier responded to that to the senior class. Miss Ada Boyd 70 that to the juniors, and Dr. Hughes responded to the toast to the board Miss Ida Stuart and lIr Marian Rays responded in turn tl the tOasts to the young ladies Cf inc high school and young gentlemen Professor Creager responded to the Hope of the Coun -ry." These present
 
 Hughes lIr. and Mrs C. H. V. Lukrs. 1Ir- and Mrs. Rays. Professor and Mrs. CEeager, Mr. and Mrs. Tipt0n. Nr Biounr. AIr. MeskImmOus, Miss Culver Miss Bates Miss CTeageT. Miss Zalla Dys2rt. Miss Flora Grier, Miss Eager. Miss tilll. Miss g. aWETt, Miss Wilson, Miss Jaccbs. Miss Heyman, Miss ViauIt, Miss Baum. Miss Pierce Miss Boyd. Miss Etta DaVson Miss Kincaid Miss Godfrey. Miss 1fcNu--y 9Ir. Calder wood. 1IF. Cy-lls MesllimnOns. MT Ll5t- gerdiug, lEr.-kays, AIr. Ham. 1Ir. (. Be5s,0ck, MT Leo Rosenberg. Mir. Tuner Hedin, l3r. Herbert Rays, NIr. Roy Thomas, and 11r. Archer Wormeli.
 
 The class Of '99 Of the gramrar school gave farewell in honor Of Pro fessor J. c. Ccle. Professor " ". 1IcNen was t0astmastar. Charles TTibOlet toasted the young ladies Of the class with
 .'Ecre's to the girls tiae are 50 true. 1T you don't forget us, we won't forget
 you.
 Refreshments were served by the y0ung ladies' These present were: Mess Lillian Drachma1, Grace Butler. Ruby PactCn, Carrie Suit, Jessie Sher- ida1. Nancy Irvine, GercruGe St0vaIl Lydia LamDeY, Sarah N6larde. Aaude ' ilson, Grace Lze, EriIa Hughes. Le0nie Dunbar, Rose Peers, Grace Lish, Mamie SlovaE: EIessrs. I0rrcl Tie. Alpha TrCok, EdsOn Lee. IIhrl6W Rays, James Ming, Thomas Robinson. | EarCld Bennett. Charlie T-ib0Iet. ElGl- ward SeaTl=, Albert Rosenberg. Roy Porter and Sidney Osborn. The teach CTS present were: Professor J. C. Cole. Professor ". H. EIcNeff and wife. Miss Hattie Culver, Miss Ethel Orme. Hiss Laura Dobbs and Miss Ada Keliy.
 Miss Olive Fisher came down from Prescott Monday night to visit fer several weeks With her sister, Mrs. Harry Tzl-Ie, of this city.
 1Ir. ]. ". Benham left Monday nfall- for Oakland. Cal. where he will re- main several weeks.
  Miss Roger Pratt Of Prescott arrived Saturday night and is visiting Miss Clara Patton. Miss Ida Stewart left Saturday evening for her home in Topeka. l Kan. Miss Stewart is a graduate of the class of '99, and her many friends 1 regret her departure The class was a. the depot to bid her farewell
 
 Professor bIeskimmons left Saturday ! night for Chicago, where he VII i spend some time.
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