The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-06-22
High School Alumni
Reunion and Banquet at Hotel
ST. Hubert.

alumni of the Milbank high
school enjoyed a reunion and
banquet at the st. Hubert hotel,
IN honor of the graduating class
of the present year. Between
fifty and sixty members of the
alumni were present, all of the
classes from the first which
graduated in 1891, excepting
that of 'one year being rep
resented in the gathering, and
including t b o s e for f e W
in Wit e d CUES IS, som e
sixty cover were laid.
The tables were spread in the
form of a hollow square, the
guests marching to their places
by classes.
The meLu was prepared aud
served in a manner to delight
the most fastidious taste, and
tempt the appetite of an epicure,
and gave ample proof of the
ability of mine host Fairchild
to successfully cater on occa-
sions of this kind. for which the
the reputation of the St. Hubert
is so we'll known. After
the several courses had
been served and ample justice
done to the delicacies of the
table, Prof. Schafer acted as
POSTMASTER, and in few we'll
put words welcomed the guests
and stated the benefits aud en-
joyments that would naturally
follow permanent organization
of the alumni and an annual
reunion of it's mem bers. W.
H. Schofer rendered a cornet
solo, but before doing so inform
ed his friends that he could sup
ply them with good life insur-
ance either before or after TAX
ing. Miss Mayme Nixon sang
"Where is Mavourneen To-
night?" in a most pleasing man
ner, and Editor Downiepresented
his claims as an acting father
in-law of the alumni, and some of
the responsibilities that were
consequently resting upon him.
Hon. w. w. Ramer, who was a
former principal of the school,
called to mind "reminiscences of
school life in Milbank and touch
ed upon the work of the several
masters who had left their i'm
press upon the students and
graduates of the school during
the past years, congratulated
the alumni upon the worthy
manner in which it's members
had assumed the responsibilities
of life, and exhorted them to
press forward in every honor
able ambition.
Before separating, the alumni
held short business meeting,
officers for the year being elect
ed as follows:
President-A. G.. Schafer.
Vice-Pres-Mlss Maud Farm
ham.
Secretary-Guy McCollum.
Treasurer-Miss Anna Reeve.
The editor wishes to congrat-
ulate the alumni on the very
pleasantreunion which they en-
joyed. The gathering was in
dicative of the splendid class of
young people which have come
forth from the Milbank high
school. They are representa-.
tiveof the very best types of
the young manhood and woman
hood of America, and we trust
that the kindliest smiles of for
tune may rest upon each of them |
all along life's pathway.
The following m m b ers
of thejalumni were present at the
banquet:
Agnes Lockhart. Alma Erlandson.
Anna Reeve. Florence B. Haines.
Ed AcKenna. Mayme Nixson
Ernest Hacke. Bessie Cunningham.
6noch Christianson. Hazel Ryder
Albert Christensen. GOld,e E. Stafford.
Ida Emanual. Mrs. NJ, q. NiIee.
Edyth Crawford. Annie B. Cleveland,
Nina Beardsley. Mre. Alfred Horton,
Calete Cunningham. Mre. Jno. f. Vein.
Natalia Bleser Harriet M. Lockhart
Helen 4esmer. May G.. Egermayer
Annie Mitchell Lola Preyey
Rose Pament Maud Farnham
Nar5ory McPhers0n. Earl Harper
Myrtle Vandervooft. Henry Fenner
Aaude Johnson. Rose M Carroll
Celia VsndervOOrt Frank M. McCrea.
Mrs.. Emma Hevenes. l. Roy Cunningham.
Anna Templet0n. Guy H. McColium
Csddie N. Jonee. &. Wesley Thire
Luolla Cunningham. Will Schafer.
Ethel McCollum. Minnie Morley.
Ella Bleser Mamie Amsden.
Inez Ely. Hulda Seide.