The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-05-24

THE SENIORS BREAKFAST.
Lat Saturday morning the members of
the Senior Glass of the Denison High
School were entertained by the high
school teachers at May Morning Break
fast given at the Merchants hotel In
the center of the long dining room table
stood may pole twined with pink. white.
and green, while streamers of the same
colors passing to each plate were caught
in place by punches of crab apple
blossoms The same color scheme was
carried out on the place cards.
The entertainment was in the nature
of class day and after the four course
breakfast, which was delightful in every
respect, Miss Josephine Leonard as
toastmistress took charge of the program.
She called on Edith Staley to respond
to toast for those whom she said were
mot authors philosophers. preachers
but only this just simply teachers. Miss
Edith gave words in appreciation for
their help during their school course and
added
Then here's to our pedagogues
Solemn and wise
They are fixed on pedestal
Nearing the skies
What commands they have issued,
What gigglings reproved.
And way up on front seats
Chronic whisperers moved,
But they've virtuously told us,
Twas all for our good.
And we've honestly loved them,
LAS much as we could)
Next Anna Jurgens gave an excellent
history of 'o5 including the bright as we'll
as seamy side of their career. Of the
! fifty who entered the High school in the
| fall of 1901 eighteen will graduate this
year
| John Maloney responded to the toast
1.-THE Senior Girl in an apt and clever
style
So here's to the jolly Senior girls among
all the girls
| Ola class that is the best
Here's to the jolly Senior girls.
Those girls of all the rest.
| Mary Burch retail ated IN convincing
manner with remarks for the Senior Boy
concluding with the words.
MAY he always be what he sometimes
i u thinks, b. is -.
i The one and only one.'
4 Edna Raine next gave the class poem
/ full of feeling and class sentiment and all
i agreed with her in her last verse wher
she said.
"Aud as out on lifs's broad pathway
Each one of the class takes his stand
We hope to meet again sometime,
In the far and better land.
The motto OF the class sDon't foul
don't finch, but hit the line hard wa
neither fouled nor finched by the toaste
Alfred Rohwer.
Robert Romans gave the toast an extr
browning in his class roast for the class G
loo5. All agreed that it was very az
even when he added
whether on motto, flower, colors G
! pin
Disagreement was never considered
sin by the class of 1905
Then all became wrapt in mystery 9
Alton Thew recalled the secrets of tn
future, not only Of pupils but also {
teachers. adding at last
This world is ever as we take it
And life dear friends is what we make
y So if you don't approve my plan
Make your own endorsements and do tt
y best you can
{, Next Carl Richardson gave toast
9 Supt. Savage
u ssThen here's to the wisest Savage
,, has been our luck to know
o May he ever be successful wherever
= may go
l. May he ever and ever prosper for viii
he is yet alive
Many thoughts will be cast for him |
is the class of 1905.
e Throughout the program the toa
le mistress presided gracefully and adde
Z. much to the entertainment by her wit
i remarks
ID Supt. Savage was asked to speak and
lie did so in his usually happy manne
er wishing the class bright and hap
e. future.
s. All agree that a delightful time W
ne enjoyed.
C. s-.-
n w. c. T. U.
as Mrs. Bailey, national organizer al