Evening journal., 1912-06-28
ALUMNI
HIGH SCHOOL
In REUNION
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man Heald was given an ovation
when he arose He is an alumnus of
the High School, a member of the
class of 1880. and has never lost his
interest in the institution In the
course of his remarks he grew remin-
iscent OF the days when Stansbury J.
Wiley was principal Of the High
Scheci. Then reverting 10 the respon-
sibillties confronting alumni of the
school. Mr.. Heaid said
1T is part of your duty to take an
interest in the affairs Of the commun-
ity. Just as it is your duty 10 take an
interest in the affairs OF your school
and association. The one thought
am going 10 leave with you is that
with your opportunities. your energy.
you should take an interest In the af-
fairs of the city, the state-your state
and the country. II you vii show
that splendid interest Of which know
you are capable. the community. the
state and the country will be the bet
ter for IT, The young men today are
the men who do things
Principal Berlin spoke Of the neces-
sity and value of co-opedation in
school and association matetrs. Mr..
Palmer illustrated some of his opti-
mistic remarks with CHEEKY stories.
and Mr. Conner spoke Of the possibil-
tiles for bigger and more active
association should all cooperate with
the new officers
In the course Of the evening Earl
C. Clnayton and William Fulton of
the 1912 class. were presented with
the Alumni prizes $40 gold pieces, for
proficiency in certain lines Of their
courses
Principal A. n. Berlin, John r. Rob
inson and A. Edwin Rhodes. OF the
High School Faculty. were guests Of
the association during the evening
and alumni present included
List OF Those Presents
lSSO-Nilliam III. lieah
1881 Robert M Burns
lSSj-A o. II. Grier.
1885, Charles r. Palmer.
lse7-C Charles a. Bower.
1901 -WilhaurC Alexander.
I 500 -Df 2 r Nlahafy and c. B. Hal
lam.
1895 Joseph H. Hill, u Irving Hof
lfecker and " c. Mahaiiy, Jr.
William " O'Neefo.
400 William l.. Nlssimer and Frank
r. Ichley
1901 Walter G.. Tatnall.
Marshall NJ Carpenter. J. Gil
bert Mearns. u Christ Conner. W. d
,Schrack. Clarence A. Wyatt, Oscar b
Sharp. Herman B. Bothum and William
&C. Draper
1903 james S. Grant and Harrie A
Bell
lo0i-Willam Berl. lr, Thomas Fen
nessev. Robert j. Haren, Evan Simpson
lRalston Cameron. Alfred S Hirzel, franl
I'M. Grimm and Roaort Burns.
1905 Nhan ?. Shaw.
1909 William II Work.
1907 Victor Barskv. Robert J. Win
ner. Frank b. Mcintyre. B. r Cause. s. S
Santmyers. G. Richard Lind. Robert J
Iilley. r. w Green and Harry p. Hy
gate.
laOS- Horace c. Wilde, Ellwood G.. III
lrich. Walter n. Simpson. William w
lStaplcr. Samuel Kpopf. y Wales Davis
William Sillitoe ami Ralph NJ Crozier
1909 Raymond IT. Hopes, Dr J. I
Brown. c. r Colierman and William G
lMervine.
1910 Gilbert &. Pyle, Harold r. Lit
lzcnherp. Clintou H. Brown. Joseph \
. Barsky and Edmund w Henvis.
lQll-I. r. NlcElwee. i. Edward Schel
iJoseph l. Horty. Thomas s. Scarlcl
YorlSe r. Rhodes. r. Clarence Steiglel
Waltcr T. Haley, George 7. Kelly and j
Francis Blaine.
lol2-F. c. Clayton Albert w. Dar
llinrton. T. G. S Dorsey, Oscar F. Gen
ticu. George W. Goodley, George n. Hu
ston. n. Frank Mccall, l.. W. X. Nj,
Carthy. Norman Baer. Ice Bmmheri
William Fulton. Luther Carey, Morri
lCreenstein, Leonard Hapner. Leslie Lit
iJohn Price Edward Rimlinger, Nincen
Richardson. isadore Rosenhlatt, AbraI
Topkis. G. Stanley Walker. Leroy Brow
Lewis Coke. Floazer HirzeL Charlie
Hartman and Isaac Guest