Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-05-14
ANNUAL ALUMNI BANQUET ID
 BE UNIQUE AND INTERESTING

 Association of the Yuma high school will take place May 20, and will be one of the most enjoyable affairs which this seasons society has to of fer. Merry-hearted young people, commingled with older and wiser com panions, will drink heartily to the health, wealth and pursuit of happi- ness of the class of 1914. The affair will be very elaborate and large number of the alumni will be present at this, the fourth annual banquet.
 Guests will include faculty, school board, county school superintendent, and undoubtedly a pleasant evening will result,
 Invitations were sent out today by the president, Miss Nellie Littlefield, and final arrangements are now almost completed. The banquet will be given at the Dixie, and an excellent menu has been prepared. The committee appointed for the purpose of arrang ing the menu-Misses Georgia Greer, Lillian Wadin and Florence Spaulding assisted by Mrs. Vesta Thomas-has decided upon bill of fare which would be delight to the gods.
 On former occasions a collation has been served, but it was decided this spring that a good old-fashioned Southern dinner would be served. The event is one which, like Christmas, comes but once year, and ample prep arations are being made by the com mittee in charge. The dinner will consist of some of the choicest viands which ever a kitchen offered, and a variety of toasts will be intermingled.
 As the class of 1914 is the last to graduate from the prison, the first course will be bread and water salad served in an appropriately numbered tincup. The numbers on the cups will, of course, correspond with the numbers on the place cards.
 The other courses which will fol- low will consist of toasts, toothpicks. etc., and will carry out, effectively, the color scheme of green and gold, which are the beautiful colors of the class of 1914. The table decorations will be an exquisite feature of the af- fair as we'll as the fact that alumni husbands are invited.
 These aforementioned husbands are very enthusiastic in expressing their pleasure and interest in the af- fair and look upon it as the (meaD time of their lives.
 Great care has been taken in the arrangements, and unique arrange ment of the tables will be made, ii possible. Toasts will be the order oi the day, each class will be toasted, also the faculty, the school board and the various class members of import ance
 Among those who will attend are Nila Faulkner, Anna Mitchell Vivian Gregory, Lucy Fain, Amy GreenIea1. Emzy Lynch, Joe Huss, Willie West over, Harry Westover, Dean Haugh- telin and Ralph Mitchell, of the class of 1914; Myrtle Lynch, Nellie Little field, Florence Spaulding, Hallie Low. Mrs. Harry Allen, Vesta Thomas, Ma than Huckaby, Allison Ketcherside and Jay Spaulding, of the class of 1910; Georgia Greer, Edith Kent, Lillian Wadin, Olive Alexander, Bernadette Shelby Marsh and Roy Hansbergers of the class of 1911; Lois York, Mrs. Ruby Livingston Adair, Mrs. Clara Ferguson Ramsey and Waldo White, of class of 1912; Miss Anna Lawler, of class of 1913; MT. Charles Thomas. Nathan Huckaby, Wade Ramsey, Nor man Adair, Harry Allen, Miss Rice, Miss Corey, Miss Boehringer, Miss Kelley, MT. and Mrs. Van Hoose, Mir. and Mrs. GeCtye Michelsen, MT. and Mrs. w. B. Cloyd, and MT. and Mrs. F. L. Ingraham.