The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-12-06
The FIFTH ANNUAL RE-
UNION OF THE MANlTOWOC
Co. Teachers Training School.

Co. Teachers Training School.
The fifth annual re. union of toe alumni
Of the Manitowoc county training school
for teachers was held on Friday Nov
30, in the training school rooms. About
forty five alumni were present. They
were pleasantly entertained by the
students and faculty of the institution.
The doings of the day opened at 1890
o'clock with singing exercise that oc-
cupied thirty minutes. This was fol
lowed by most delightful feature of
the days festivites,-a round table,
which continued until the noon hour.
In the course of the hours discussion
many experiences and thoughts were in
terchanged by the alumni in attendance.
At 12 O'Clock basket lunch was
served by the school, Each alumnus,
student and teacher was supplied with q
pretty box full of delicious eatables, the
menu being as follows:
MENU.
Sendvice- Nakladane okurky
Kejk- Kolace
Buchta
Jablka-Datle
Kava
The boxes, which were made by the
students of the school, were of paste
board "veneered" and trimmed with
purple and gold crepe paper-the school
colors, s,-the gold crepe being used in the
form of a bow artistically arranged on
the I'D of the receptaoles holding the
appetizipg things above named
Preceding the lunch, Superintendent
w. E. Larson gave very interesting
half hour talk before the gathering.
The literary and musical program
opened at 2:45 p. IN. The following pro
gram was carried ont:
PROGRAM.
Opened and presided over ny Erie
-Stoneman, president of the Forum liter
airy society of the school.
Anvil Chorus School
Address 'Ideals" Prin. christensen
Rain Song" School
Defamation: Democracy
James O'Hearn.
Recitation: Echo and the Ferry
Ladonia Nespor.
"Out on the Deep" Boys Chorus.
Recess-Roll Call of Alumni.
Farce: "Pyramus and Thisby', taken
from Shakespeare's Midsummer
nights Dream
Gymnastic Drill Ten Puritan
Maidens, led by Amanda Vein
further.
Closing Song School and Alumni
The closing song was written by Miss
Rosa NJ. Cheney, member of the training
school faculty. The song follows
CLOSING SONG.
Shall school acquaintance be forgot
And never brought to mind;
Shall school acquaintance be forgot,
And days of auld lang syne2
CHO-For auld lang syne a school
For auld lang syne
Well have a thought OF kindness yet,
For auld lang Syne,
We oft have Cheered each others tasks
From morn till days decline,
And memory's night shall never rest
On auId lang syne.
Then here's a hand for each school friend
And give me one of thine;
No distant day shall loose the grasp
OF auld lang syne
Every number of the program was we'll
rendered Prof Christiansen's address
was much enjoyed by all who partici
pated in the exercises and festivities of
the day, which was designated as
Second Thanksgiving" on the pretty
invitation cards that had been issued for
the occasion.
The arrangement committee for the
event was composed of Fred Christian
sen, Rosa M. Cheney, James Doolan,
Malvina Finch, Jerome Ledvina and
Lenora Schilling.
The rooms were decorated in purple
and gold, the purple being crepe paper
and the gold grain and pumpkins.
The festivities of the day were charac-
terized by that fellowship and flow of
spirit which could not but make the
occasion signal social and educational
success.
Handsome souvenirs in the shape of
neatly decorated crepe paper napkins,
bearing the words of the closing song
above given, were distributed to all in