The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-09
ALUMNI Of
HIGH SCHOOL
BANQUET
THIRTY-FIFTH ANNUAL
REUNION OF PLYMOUTH
GRADUATES ATTEND
ED BY 1914.
Toasts and Musical Numbers In
dulged in to a Late Hour
Last Night in the High
School Auditorium.

tCrium, and concluded the Com
menCement exercises of the
school. The banquet was attend
ed. by one hundred and ninety
four members OF the association
and their friends. The reception
was held in the main hall from
Is to 9 O'Clock, after which the
banquet was served in the audi
forum. Almost every seat at
the series OF long tables extend
ed the entire width OF the room
were occupied, and the candelbra,
carnations, and other decora-
tons, presented a beautiful sight.
The banquet was served by w.
w. Hill and Son. the menu be-
ing as fellows:
Fruit Salad
Pressed Chicken Escalloped Po-
tatoeS
Pickles Olives Radishes
French Buttered Rolls
Banana Salad WATERS
Sailed Almonds
Vanilla Ice Cream Strawberries
White Cake Coffee
Program.
After the banquet. the meet
ing was called to order by Pres
ident Oron +. Hoover, who pre-
sided as toast-master, introducing
each number with we'll chosen
remarks. The program was as
follows:
Invocation. Rev. F.. c. Wareing
Toast welcome and Remarks on
Railrcading' Arthur f. Jacoby
Wlhither?. Koelling
Ferrel Shafer. 10
-"Then and Now"
Hayes Mum, '00
"Row Us Swift" -. .Camtana
Carrie l.. Boss, '95, Lizzie Boss
Walters 80, Lenora Vinall 90
Toast Narration of Experiences
in Visit to Minnesota Forests
80. Florine Disher-Acker. 90
2nd Duo-Clarinet. La Favorite
VIM. c. Hendricks. '01, r. Glen
Seybold, '0S
Toast" "reminiscences of Boy
hood DAYS (told in rhyme).
Henry A. Pershing &c
"The Source OF Song" .Pache
Edwin l.. Tanner, ~, Ralph
Lecnarl. 'O2' Hubert Tanner,
'07, Frank X. Brooke 80
/ Greetings from Abroad. Ruth
Thomson Hume, 90, Albert
n. Hume, 81.
Read by Leonore Deeds-O'keefe
Music Selected
Signor Giuseppe Marone
Toast, Being Admitted to Alumni
Thompson Myers. 10
Class Song. 49,. By the Alumni
Harpist:
Signor Giuseppe Marone
After the completion OF the
program as executed above, inn
promptu talks were demanded OF
Supt. r. A. Randall, Rev. WINS,
and Rev Wareing, after which
the association proceeded to the
election of new officers. Mrs.
WINNIE Humrichouser was NOM
mated for president, and Thomp-
SON Myers. secretary and treas
urer. Their elections were I'M
animouS. The officers. and COM
mittees for the past year, who
made the banquet the success
that it was. are as follows
President-O. F. Hoover, 81
Secretary-Eva NJ. Jeffirs 90
Committee on Program.
Emma Gallagher-Holtzendorff '92
Tressie NJ. Linkenhelt. '07
Edwin l.. Tanner, 9.
Ida c. Klinger, 70
Carrie l.. Boss, '95
Committee on Music.
Pansy II. Hess, 03
Daisy Bowell-Thonrpson, 81
Julia w. Yockey, '06
Bertha A. Hoover, 'O1
Committee on Banquet.
Mrs. s. n. Stevens. 'SS
Harriet Kelly-Everly, '92
Mary all-Hitchcock 80
Ralph Leonard. 'O2.
Class Song.
Before adjourning, the old class
song of the p. II. S.. was sung
by the Alumni standing. The
song which has become a part
of the soul OF the Plymouth
High School. and especially its
alumni. which no doubt will be
the class song, as long as the
alumni endures, IS as follows:
We are waiting, on the threshold
trirded. ready Tor the strife;
Waiting till shall be marshalled
In the battle-rapks of lie
Waiting for the bugle's ringing.
Thro' the tumult to be heard,
For the order Forward" bringing
Work and conflict in word.
Yet we ask thought of sadness
Thro's bright hopes illumine your way;
Though your hearts are filled with gladness
Comrades, we must part today.
Yes, we part; and while before us
Lie the welcome future years
Yet your voices thrill the chorus
Like the sound of falling tears:
Tho you walk more beside US
One there is who ever will:
Though teachers cease to guide us
His dear hand is DER still
Still to you our hearts are clinging,
And like distant Ginning bells.
Through the chorus you singing
Hear sorrowful farewells.