The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-07
1916 CLASS
Entertain the Seniors and the Facult!
Friday Evening Of Last Week

Entertain the Seniors and the Faculty
Friday Evening of Last Week
On Friday evening the class OF
1915 entertained the seniors and
faculty of the high school with
one Of the most delightful parties
that the school has ever known.
The committees of the class who
had the affair in charge together
with the class advisor, Miss
Maule, and the instructor in do
mestic science and art, Miss
Vaughn, and the girls in the
cooking classes who prepared
the banquet, are to be congratu-
lated on the eminent success of
their undertaking.
Promptly at eight O'Clock the
Juniors and their guests assem-
bled in the High School room
where for an hour they enjoyed
selections by the School Victor.
and program Of humorous
numbers by members Of the 1916
class and the faculty. Esther
Ross representing the class
made an address Of welcome and
introduced the various perform
ers The following program was
rendered. Dialog, The Eagle
Scars" Misses Maule and God
dard: SWede Song, Miss Englund;
Recita ion, Il Amt Going to Cry
No More" Miss kahl; Song.
Miss Goddard; Recital on, The
Knot Knitter Nit, Mr.. Hill.
| Whi all these numbers received
generous applause, the burlesque
| orchestra which rendered three
| eXcruciating numbers and sun
dry enchores fairly brought
down the house Florence Har-
tison, as director, Nj h w. Fen
ner d. Ballet, II Peschong, II.
Wells, G. Mitchell. II Myers, 4.
Kaercher, and |. Prevcy equip
ped with every thing complete
from violins to drums produced
some Of the most Wierd and ear
splitting effects that the high
school has ever known. a tuner
al march rendered by tins com,
panv received most favorable
{ com ment.
The entertainment committee,
1. consisting of Lucille Prevey,
Florence Harrison and Loretta
Peschong. then conducted the
!, guests to the Gym where other
amusements and games had been
prepared The dingy Gym. By
the efforts OF the decoration com
mittee. Gladys Brennan e. Nit
chell and q. BagdOnS had been
transformed into bower OF
beauty. A color scheme ir
! which the old rose and grey o.
the class of 1915 and the gold anc
white Of the 1916 class were con
trasted had been worked out
q very effectively. A May Pole
with its base banked With flower.
y formed a center piece from
) which the decorations radiated
IT The committee was most fOrtu
= = nate in the effects they were able
= to produce, and the Gym. ant
a dining room would have beer ;
'r credit to professionals.
:, At ten O'Clock the class pfeSl
: dent. Ziti kaercher. invited al
: to the dining room where cover
! were laid for fifty. The mem
n bers OF the Board of Education
a who had been in session Wer
- fortunate in thar they adiourne'
I'd in time to be included in the par
ty. The following members @
the class served: Katharine Mes
mer. Irma Mittelstaedt, Olga Ol
son. Cora Norton. Alice Bremen
y Ruth Miller. Anna Lockhart
!. Hattie Myers, Lncile PreveN
!, Loretta Peschong. Florence Hal
" rison, Gladys Brennan and Agne
!. Moser. Cards rolled and tied t
represent Ire diplomas that tn
- seniors nope SOOI W ItCelNe SdN
y the menu as folOWS:
= - Frnit Cocktail
- Hot Veal Loaf Mu- hrOon Saut
- Pota Cups with Greco Peas
- Parker House Rolls Grape Jell
Olives
=, Fruit Salad Cheese Wafer
~ Ice Cream Angel Foo
.,a Sailed A ImOnds Com
or The service was perfect. the table
and dining room beautiful in the so
to light of many candles. and the excel
tn ence Of the menu can only be appreci
M ted by those who were present to e
10Y ,t Certainly the school is fort
re nate 10 have such good cooks numbe
ed among us.
A the reports say "After the inn
man had been sat SIZED then came Il
feast of reason aud flow OF soul.
Pres. Zita ksercher acted as tOa.
~ vr;S<nocS n ffapad a toast tn tho Senior