Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14
SCHOOL ALUMNI N
ANNUAL REUNION
TWO HUNDRED ATTEND GATHER
ING OF GRADUATES OF HIGH
SCHOOL.
TWO SURVIVORS OF FIRST
CLASS JOIN IN REUNION
Mr.. Willard Hull 'o2 Chosen New
President-Mrs. A. F. Bach, 80, Vice
President-other Officers chosen-c.
II. e. Boardman. 80. POSTMASTER
Program, of Toasts and Music.

Two hundred. including the alumni
of the high school and their wives and
husbands. gathered at the manual
training building Monday evening for
the second annual meeting OF the Mar
/ sfalltown High School Alumni Asso-
citation. The evening was devoted 10 a
business meeting when officers We're
elected. and a social function, the fea
/ ture of which VAS the annual ban
quet
Sires and matrons. Well advanced in
more than a quarter of a century ago,
mingled with the Young people who
have just completed their course. The
evening furnished a delightful oppor-
tunitv for mos pleasant reunion of
The graduates.
The New Officers
The following were The new officers
elected: President Willard Huh, o.:
vice president. Mrs. >. f. Balch so;
secretary Miss Olive Zug, 81: hnan-
cial secretary Ray p. Doolittle. 'es;
treasurer. Harry Jennings, %. owing
10 the absence Of the retiring president.
Mr. A g. Click. =. Miss Mary Hos
teller. 20 vice president. presided at
the business meeting and al the open
ing Of the banquet program
The interior OF the manual training
building was decorated with red and
blue. the colors OF the school Tables
We're spread for each class, the mem
,,,, sr1cy
in the case of the earlier classes. sew
-ral Of which formed the group about
one table
Survivors First Class There.
Distinctive among the many gradu
a5es present Were the only TWO sur
wing members Of the first class 10
-aduate from the school. The two
present We're Mrs John w Wells and
Miss Lucy Kline who with Miss Wilt
srod and Miss Mary Shepard made up
the class of 10 Both Miss Willigrod
and Miss Shepard are now dead
The class Of 10 had the largest rep
practically all Of its mem
bers being there. The class OF '0s
vas represented by a ma jority of its
members.
Banquet Follows Business.
The short business session over. and
the banquet which was served in four
courses by girls OF the junior class
having been eaten, Miss Hostetler
turned the program over to Mr.. c. H.
E, Boardman. IS, the postmaster.
With short introductory remarks. Mr..
Be- ardrnan presented each OF the speak
ers Of the evening. The program OPP
ened with music and musical mum bers
were interspersed between the talks
Stories of former school days and rem
iniscences were the themes of some of
the talks
The Program in Full.
Mrs. Agnes Lawrence, SO. who was
on the program for talk on The
Coming Generation" was unable to be
present, and the number by the high
school orchestra was omitted. Follow
irg is the program:
Piano, Spring" ............. Carreno
Miss Hazel Dinges. 'o7.
Athletes Of the sos" IF G. Pierce, 's6
Violin, Mazurka" ........ Mlynarski
Miss Margherita Lewis. 10.
Looking Outward" Willard Hull. 02
Franks" w. T. Smith. 80
Eastern College Life" ...........
... j. Sidney Johnson, '09
The Great ones Among Us" ......
.... Joseph A. Whtacre, '01
Solo, The Bellies Of ST. Mary's" -.
..... ...... Rodney
George Milihiser 90
Alumni Reunions ..............
.. ;. Robert Johnson, '05
.X-the Unknown Quality .......
... ..........Ro! t'oou' ~
The Red and Blue Forever" ..-
.... ....r Howard Miller
Male Octet.