The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-12-11
BANQUET
AT HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL WARRIORS ARE THE
GUESTS OF HONOR AT THE
AFFAIR FRIDAY
M0NOGRAMS PRESENTED TO PLAYERS
Football and Track Athletics Get Their
"B's'-Excellent Toast Program
Is Given at Banquet

Is Given at Banquet
We are indebted to one of the high
school students for the following excel
lent write-up of the athletic banquet
on Friday evening:
One of the most delightful social
features OF the present year in high
school circles was the annual football
reception on Friday evening.
The high school assembly room and
banquet hall were decorated with the
high school colors, red and black, and
the walls were covered with penants
from various high schools, colleges
and universities.
Throughout the evening every min
ute was made interesting in various
ways. The program was exceptional
ly good and a complete surprise await
ed most Of the students and visitors,
for it al not expected that such pre-
pration had been made. Miss Frances
Carlisle acted as charge d'affairs of
the main assembly where she proved
herself "~discoverer of interest" which
inspired much enthusiasm and won
for her boundless admiration from all
those present. The program was as
follows:
Music .......H High School Orchestra
Piano Solo ............. Olive Cole
Reading ............. Ruth Peterson
Vocal Miss Collins
Cornet Quest
Hubble Picket, Hubert Mathews
Reading Miss Bird
Piano Solo .......... Marion Carlisle
That's How That Got Started,"..
Mr.. Vinegar
Dreaming Girls Glee Club
Piano Solo ........ Frances Carlisle
Every number was ~applauded vigor-
ously and If ever high school students
had good cause to feel proud was when
the splendid group of this years foot
ball warriors were summoned to the
platform to receive the insignia Of
honors won on the gridiron. Brook
ings may we'll feel proud of her athletic
sons. Everyone Of these boys have
strong well built bodies and as a result
their faces sparkle with intelligence
and good nature. Those who played
three full first team games and re-
ceived football monograms were: Wal
ter Whitmus, Elmer Kennard, Hilman
Alrick, W. Jarman, A. Thompson, John
Alton, p. Severson, Chas. Culhane, e.
Wix. The following men had won
monograms before were given
Shingles: Hoover, Ladd, d. Jerde and
G. Walters. The track monograms
were then presented to L. Olson, w.
Whitmus, E. Kennard, o. Hanson,
Hoover, H. Yule. Blakely, Ladd and
Jerde were awarded Shingles. These
men have won honors and we are
proud to say that the winning of the
loving cup has not taken away from
them any Of the modesty so much to
be commended In the truly deserving
With modest bushes they accepted
the honors and praise conferred upon
them.
AS a fitting close of this part of the
program Mr.. Vinegar who is always
interested in the boys and looks after
their comfort when they return from
practice or games. was presented with
a 3D." amidst cheers of approval from
the entire student body.
When this part OF the program was
over, refreshments were announced
and when the orchestra began to play
a line of march was formed leading to
the banquet room. AS the students
marched gaily down the stairs, punch
was served at the first landing. On
reaching the mathematics all
were seated, and then followed lively
chickering's" between mouthfuls OF lee
cream and vanilla waters. II there
is any doubt on the part Of anyone Of
the quality of the eatables, he will
please see Captain Hoover.
The program of toasts was in the
form of a red football shoe laced with
black ribbon with the program written
on the inside of the fold, as follows:
Our 10 Football Team. MI. Andersen
Our IA Football Team. .Delbert Jerde
Toast to the Girls. Joy Mtkkelson
Our IA Track Team. Walter Whitmus
TO the Madison Girls, ..........
Observation-Disclosures Dorothy Squirting
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