The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-30
NINTH BANQUET.
.OF P.H.S. ALUMNI
ASSN. ENJOYED
FlFTT.FoUR MEMBERS OF Asso.
CITATION AND THEIR GUESTS
GATHER FOR An EVENING
WHICH PROVED HIGHLY en-.
JoYABLE.

AT the south end Of the San Carlos /
d.nlnE hall last night, Pensacola Hish .
School Alumni Association assembled .
for lts annual banquet Covers had .
been laid Tor ffty-four members o. the /
a6gog alton and their guests. school Of (
uela4s and members 81 the faculty. A /
rich and generous menu from host 1
Heryey gladdcned the palate. and wit |
g speech and vivid remiulsceuces kept
everybody as happy as could be The /
association is ten years old. ana this 7
Be- It's ninth banquet
The taastmaster Hon Robert stout .
made an ideal man 60 sound the note
~ the evening and Go connect one with /
another the many happy and brilliant /
speeches. lie was all that could be
asked sn this capacity. and il ta Go be
regretted that a verbatim account Of
his auu-mots and worthy sayings can
not be given. After welcoming the /
class % 1915. he announced that SIR. /
Adrian IanEford. from that class.
would respond To the toast. After
Graduation. What 90" This young man.
president 90 his class fell happily INTO
the mood cf the moment and waa not
only very witty and humorous in his
remarks. bat also wise in his answer.
Not finished. but begun the motto
az his class. he said. was the best ans
uer me could give The class would
sarelg do all the good n could. 10 the
best ~ its anllltg. and render every
possible service 20 their fellow men.
The guest - honor DIT william
/ Alderman. Who has. out OF the good
I ness Of his large heart. and out Of a
I love for the school taught ALI the year
/ class of German without charge
was introduced next There has been
! furnished The Journal a ful. copy % his
/ remarks.
Or. Alderman seskA
= was very happy today" he said
/ not % see my name on the program
I for the purpose Of after dinner speeches
/ seems On be- that Of prompting mental
ard physical indigestion FerhspH the
. best service can render you tonight
Us 90 call attention Go a principle enun-
rsafed last might at commencement by
. Professor Lane that of constructive
service 10 you 8o not render this
( wherever SOU see that Be- is needed AS
/ yoa &c through Hfe. Hfe itself IS worth
I less No special credit is due me for
what have done for 'Ne school,
have simply been glad 60 help But
an alumni association can a. one great
fH .nn for fte alma MISTER. render IS con-
atructve service Hn This way
When anything goes wrong jn
school The principal iE blamed bat
when ANYTHING goes rtzht. the school
gets the credit have had tals year
the best sort 90 opportunity 90 observe
the arhna. and the principal. and Gel"
you raw that IL am association can
help school tu ONE way more tAan
Ga another. 30 fs to ae loyal 90 the man
who he responsible for the moral and
intellectual adeancement ~ the pupils
of the school Tn vour case the alumni
can do "a great 8ea3 hy cooperating
with the faculty tn general and with
che principal tn particular. ] kuo" oI
mo- man who can conduct more aaF
land more efficiently the business az
the school than my friend. Professor
Lane. NJ whom 7 am SO proud AZ
4 saw. have had an opportunity 10 on
serve him almost daily in the class
room tu assembly. tH hts private re.a-
t.rna with pupils. ard 10 all convinced
mo that 90 help such a man rs the duty
~ every alumnus 81 che school Now.
If ,na wifi HEIR him. and the rest az
th- teachers. then sou viii perform
-raaf constructive service for PeHsa-
-..a High school Thts .s ga the pro-
vince ~ an 81 you DO % then, and
make your Alma Mater worthy q the
Ideals 30 stands for.
School Loyalty Needed.
l From the class Of 1908 Miss Lille
vftarne spoke of the need for loyalty
fa the school, as the supreme virtue.
ard urged au 90 live up 60 their ideala
~, ~erarf credit on 10. 90 defend 10
when defense might be necessary, ana
D.. uo crow ourselves that IL mas ae
aafF that Pensacola Hlgh School ls
r.grar for good ln ctr midst For ls"s
lorf,r the classes u even numbered
-e.ra acre called onl-Mr Charles
.,s.rrnan. after some very happy
words La the name of his class e&teh3-
cd On the class of 1915 che glad hahA
az faH fellowship into the aasoelai.oh
Dr 81 " Danu6r~ser, 81 1910. spoke
.o the Worth 81 a College EducA-
,.,r . and showed how valuable il real
r.. ...a that while material wealth.
-..rra an swept away wealth In mental
.t,aft#as would stand against every g.
.tt..r He offered q toast 90 hts Bee
.-...s Alma Mater and 60 continued
-..--mz. Cd, the assoc IatIon. Miss FLOR
.ss waite. who was Co have resonded
49, faTa was absent bat Mr. Marion
/ erav spoke for 1914 streas.nE the place
80 me nigh school had been o. the
rrsatsst material advantags-thaat la,
~ ,ss very efficient commercial de-
IT,. ~ which Prof william Ty-
ZEE [s the head Ten years from nov,
~. ID II shall be able 60 say more
onr 81 a ripper experience.
II ree taast-mnster could find no rep
-----t,tl,a from the class - 1918, so
re rauea GA the principal Prof b b.
IRE who spoke with deep earnest
ness % au the alumni as well as nose hose
r.e. have graduated az the last t"o