Warren sheaf., 1903-07-09
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
Hold Their First Annual Ban
quet And Have A
Good Time.

Quet And Have A
Good Time.
The first annual reunion and ban
quet Of the Warren High School
Alumni Association, at the Opera
house last night, was very enjoy
able affair. It was fine and repre-
sentative gathering OF students Of
the Warren school, and the grace
and elegance with which they con-
Quoted this function is guarantee
that they can hold their own in
every walk of life. About seventy
five persons, including parents Of
the alumni, members of the school
board, and few other friends, par
took of. the dainty banquet furnished
by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church. The menu was as follows:
Saratoga Chips, Cold Sliced Roast,
Pressed Spring Chicken, Parker
House Rolls, Radishes, Olives, Shrimp
Salad, Fruit Salad, Neapolitan Ice.
Cream, Assorted Cakes, Lady Fin
gers, Macaroons, Mocha.
The alumni were seated at large
table in the center of the room, said
table being profusely decorated
with the alumni colors, cardinal
and cream.
When the feast of reason and flow
of soul' commenced, Dana NJ. Eas-
ton, of the Glass of '02, took charge
as POSTMASTER and in a happy speech
made the command to "oil up thy
WITT Mrs. Stuhr, of the class OF
'97 was next called upon and in a
few we'll chosen words extended
Greetings att Threshold, "A gen
eral welcome salutes We all. !" The
response to the motto Hand grasps
hand, eye lights eye in friendship,
and great hearts expand was made
by Rev. T. f. Fulton, in neat
speech. He also sung solo, and SO
we'll pleased were the listeners that
he had to promise to sing another
4 song later in the evening. !.
The response to the toast AS i;
was ii the Beginning, = was made
by Janette Wood, in the absence Of
Clarice Grindeland. She told some
interesting things about the early
days of the school, many OF the grad
yates present receiving sallies from
her. wit. Miss Anna Swanby and
Henry Taralseth ! were the first,
graduates, they being the class Of
1894
Miss Filetia Cross responded to
the toast Remembrance.
A chorus was rendered by the
Misses Cross and Minnie Tullar.
- The toast 'Just one girl,' was
responded to in a happy vein by
William Green, Of the class Of 'O3.
"a. In the absence of Synneva Grin
deland, Henry Taralseth responded
to the toast, "The Infants" by
! which was meant the class Of 1908.
In well delivered speech How
ard Dady toasted the Alumni
Abroad" He ecalled attention to the
successes already won in life by
some of the graduates.
Z Miss Adelene Nelson spoke touch
ingly and tenderlyin memory Of Luz
ellaSElliott, deceased, of class of 'O2.
Miss Janette Wood next read
number OF letters, couched in the
most friendly terms, from teachers
and absent members, among them
being letters from former superin-
tendent III. E. White, Miss Ed
ma Fawcett, former teacher,
Miss Florence Ketcham, Arthur
M. Johnson and Charles E. Johnson
graduates of the school.
The whole closed by giving the
High School yell. #
Notice Of Annual School Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the qualified vot-
ers Of Warren Independent School
District No. 2, Warren, Marshall
if NJ Eel
Co., MINI, will be held at the
school house on Saturday, July 22d,
1903, at 8 o'clock, p. M, for the pur-
nose of electinp three directors nI