Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-16
MEMORIES OF FOUR
YEARS ARE REVIVED

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declining years in a nunnery, where
sbe had not spoken a word in twenty
years.
Mementoes Are Presented.
Two messengers, feet of foot and
serene, then arrived on the scene from
Pluto, with a present for all. And
such were the gifts passed out that the
theatre was in a continual uproar. Miss
Agnes Brown and John Polensky were
the messengers, and the latter's ready
repartee and humor was to much for
the crowd assembled.
The mementoes presented were as
follows: Misses Elizabeth Brown,
peach basket hat; Florence Ciani, paint
brush: Nellie Bardrum, a man; HOnora
Martin, a rooster; Sarah GOldstcin, a
picture book; Margaret BoOz, a piano;
Edith Gallagher, wheel barrow; Agnes
Brown, laughing gas; Theresa eager,
train of cars; Margaret Wight, pair of
shoes; Grace O'Brien, plenty of hair
ribbon; Cornelia L'Hommedieu, owe
Want Our Rights; - Esther L%ovenberg,
a drum; Eleanor Meade. Hires Root
Beer; Katherine Herbert, book of
poems; Mollie Roth, a fan; Clara Pc
terson, fire cracker; Margaret Strand
berg, ''We Want Our Rights Lille
Singer. a few Names: May Tighe, Ger
man book; Mary Mcintyre, dative of
reference; Lydia Olsen, a watch; Ruth
Hegstrom, a bottle Of ?; Dorothy Sher,
rubber heels and Dorothy Goldberger,
pair of gloves.
No. lid nyprIap vinlO. Wallace
Sofeld, constable badge; Hallam
Skeen, marriage license; John Pfeif-
fer. a dog; Russell Woglom, piece of
hose; Victor Benish, a bed; Kenneth
Pierson, green necktie; Harry Schwartz
a medal; Edward Dreibelbies, a box of
Force; Earl Mullen, sprinkling pot; Al
win Jacobsen, a rattle; Scott Burns, a
few hearts: George Seaman, switch of
hair; John Polensky, a few new jokes;
William Wilson, a spoon; Hans Roes-
sler, brown kisses; Frank Mccormick,
three little ladies; Harry Levine, a doll;
Gerald Barnes, some answers; Joseph
Massopust, a goat; little Willie Brod-
head, the classes mascot, the class pen
nant.
Sing Glass Song.
The class then assembled to earth,
where they sang the class song, written
by Mr.. Pierson, set to music by Ger
aid Barnes, running as follows;
I'm Praise of Amboy High
CAN hail to our dear High School,
thrice hail to her we give;
Long may her colors futter, long may
her honor live.
She stands. a noble pile in learning S
cause decreed;
A spur to US in action, in thought, in
word, and deed.
CHORUS.
$50 let US JOIN our voices
And each with each Wen vie,
In singing of sweet praises
To our dear old Amboy High.
ave may forget our Latin and mathe-
MATES too,
~9ut the training we received there will
stay with us life thru,
Twas there we learned of Honor, of
Virtue and her train;
Success is e'er our watch-word and no
bleness our aim.
CHORUS.
''Those grand old days are over we
spent in Amboy High:
Sweet memories ever linger in the far
off bye and bye.
When all seems dark and dreary, when
life seems half worth while.
@onfe, rnHm6Tfes OF our School days, aud
aheef US wh- thy smile.
CHORUS.
officers of Glass.
The class officers are: President,
Frank Mccormick; vice-president, Miss
Cornelia L'Hommedieu; secretary, Miss
Lydia Olsen; treasurer, Kenneth Pier
son. The cOlors of the class are red
and gray. The flower, "Jack %rose,''
and the mascot, "Billy Boy" The
motto is F'Possumus Quia Bosse Vide
mur," which translated means, owe
Can Because We Know We Cam
Glass Prophecy.
Following was the class prophecy,
as delivered by Miss COrnella L'Hom-
medieu yesterday afternoon:
"Why, Mac, I've just been telling
them about the funny experience /
had this morning. When that for
rible thunder storm came up | was
out walking with Pluto, and as he
rushed away to chain up the rebel
iious winds, ! noticed three trees,
one there, there and there. So I
stepped under them for shelter. The
branches shook so hat leaves were
scattered all over. They were SO
different from those We used to see
down around school that l picked
some up to look at. To my amaze
ment, l found that they were writ
ten on. Then knew;-I was under
the trees on whose leaves Hecate
writes the fates of meu-and these
were the records of the members of
1917.