The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-22
SCHOOL YEAR
SOON ENDED
MOSCOW PUBLIC SCHOOL WILL
CLOSE THE TERM FRIDAY,
MAY 80.

Alumni Banquet VIII Be Held TOmOr
row Night-Has Some Unique
Features.
The present term of the Moscow
close, the last of the coming week s
exercises ending next Thursday af-
| ter which the schools will close on
Friday evening for the summer va
cation. The first of the exercises will
be marked by the senior alumni BAN
quet Saturday night at the high school
gymnasium in which the domestic sci
ence department will serve under the
direction of Miss Edna Dewey, head
of the department. The juniors, SEN
iors and members of the alumni be-
sides members of the faculty and
school board will be present.
Baccalaureate Sermon.
Sunday night DR.. NJ. A. Brannon
at the university auditorium. Mon
day and Tuesday will be taken up
with examination work but ON We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:30 the senior
class day exercises will be carried out
on the east lawn of the new high
school campus weather conditions per-
mitting. otherwise in the high school
auditorium
Eighth Grade Graduation.
On Wednesday night the eighth
grade graduating exercises will be
given at the high school and on
Thursday night the regular high
school commencement program will
be carried out, the graduates receiv-
ing their diplomas. The programs for
the various events have not been en-
tirely completed but will be available
within a couple of days. The general
public is cordially invited to attend
the various exercises.
The Alumni Banquet.
Instead of resting on their laurels |
won early in the week by their splend
d exhibit at the high school, the |
pupils in the domestic science depart
nent of the high school are now all
,usily engaged in the preparation of
he elaborate banquet to be given by
he junior class tomorrow evening
to the members of the
enior class. Because the alumni are
lways invited, the annual supper is
allied the alumni banquet and to it
re invited all of the graduates of the
chool, the members of the faculty
nd of the school board, and their
ives.
Domestic Science Students. {
The domestic science classes under
lie direction of their competent and /
rogressive teacher, Miss Edna Dewey s
ave the task of preparing and serv- v
lg the banquet at which covers will 7
2 laid for 125 persons. The color S
,heme will correspond to the colors L
the senior class, lavender and C
cam; and many ingenious devices L
i'll be used for their effective display il
decorations and in the courses. a
Has Unique Features. :,
One of the interesting and valuable a
atures in connection with the ban N
let is the arrangement by which II
ch article of food and every division |,
the service will be under the di- W
ct supervision of one of the pupils
10 will be held strictly responsible
r it's successful management. In -
e menu given below the name of the
ldent who has in charge the pre- y"
ration of that course will be given ~
parenthesis. ~
The Menu. n.
Fruit Cocktail eva Robbins) a
Oyster Timbales (Nettie Toner Fl
Bread and Butter Folds mabel Tay- of
} ar
Ripe Olives, White Radishes, Salt ell
Nuts tn
Roast Turkey Bertha Warner) eff
Peach Conserve made last season
the class)
Potatoes au Gratin (Amanda Good
y
Peas Meta Frazier) Pl
'arker House Rolls Vera Spenc-
'utter Balls (Grace Brown
Office (Mae Martin)
ineapple Salad EDNA Horton)
utter Thins al,
rape Parfait Qda Semmes) bu
rides Cake Luella Rogers tic
ints do,
rape Punch (Chattie Greenwood) the
All VIII Assist. AM
he three cookery classes will all 'n'
st in the preparation of the ban s'o
but the freshmen alone will SAY
e it. Other necessary tasks per- uie
led in the preparation and serv- 100
are assigned as follows: dishes, siu
h Anderson, Edith Taylor, Cert io"