Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-26
"King Bee" Glass of School
Feastcd with the I'M
dcrgraduates.
WIT FLOWED FREELY
Toasted Glasses, School and
Teachers While Merry
Fcastcrs Fed.

Rmshing maiden and eager boy
faced one another across the banquet
able at Hotel Tui~a last night. II
was the occasion of the annual Junior
Senior reception of the Tulsa high
school. The last year class is the
largest in the history of the school
The grllroom Of the hotel was
filled to capacity The decorations
were gorgeous. A huge floral fac
simiIc of the 7. II. S. class-pin sur
mounted the speakers table, while
flowers were scattered In profusion
about the room
Host w. n. Robinson was eulogiZcd
by the tcastmaster., 1t marked the
third consecutive year that the Junior
Senior banquet had been held In the
same han and under the same
auspices.
The gowns worn by the girl stu
dents were pictures of loVehness
perronified. The coiffurcs We're
eQudly striking. 1t was an occasion
of foasting and fellowship. The fac,
uIty Muded the students, and the lat
ter passed back the compliments with
interest.
Magcc Is TOastmastcr
Carl c. Magee, ir, was toastmaster.
He lived up to the reputation OF ms
father as an orator and with Glenn
Campbell. president of the junior
class responded to the toast mos ct
Vos" which. translated, means we
and YOU" Elise Berry president
of the senior class, had a catching
original poem for her response to the
toast. "As We Leave YOu.' f. D.
Kat2 principal Of the high school ana
fayorite of student and faculty alike,
aroused much mirth with his talk on
"ReasOns and Excuses Friends
Romans Countrymen, was the Ora
matte toast to which Ethelyn Car
pontcr RESPONDED. Raymond Carr
address was entitled "Ihe wise TO
the Unwise," while James Tutte
pulled" some clever stuff in respond
ing to the toast, 90 Mighty Group,
Flemmo Snidow gracefully handled
the subject, THE Field of the Cloth
Of Gold" and Superintendent Ober-
hotter aroused a patriotic feeling IN
the breast of all present with his
closing remarks in response to the
toast, Why's and Wherefores." The
affair closed with everyone singing
"BIcst BE thte Tie That Binds
An orchestra played popular airs
during the evening.
Senior OFFICERS.
The officers of the seniors are
Glenn Heald, president; Elise Berry
vice-prcsdent, and George Martin
Secrctary-treasuror Glenn Campbell
is president of the juniors. Juniata
Fisher is vice president and james
Tutue is secretary treasurer
The menu for the banquet follow,
CousOmme au lHz
Queen Olives RadlShes
BrUled Milk Fed Spring Chicken
with Bacon
New Potatoes New Peas i'm Cream
Lettuce and Tomato Salad
Fresh Strawberry Sundae
Assorted Cakes
Coffee.
The faculty, which was especially
honorcd last night, follows
r.. Il. Oberholzer, superintendent
+. ]. Katz, principal; l.. Il. Dickerson
Harriet l.. Bird, Edith G., Blaydes
Helen c.. Campbell, Boss Farrell, +
E. Holmes, Nelle e. Bowman, Etft'
Stephens, T.. G. UmveTfurth, n. Etho
Enidow, Carrie J. Woolsey, j. Jennt
son Funice NJ. Robards, w, H. Hakc
A. T. Loomis, Flemmo Snidow, Edit
T. White. }. Turner Horner, WoOdsoI
c. Immel, Maud NJ. Munroe, Francs
c. Mccullough, Kate S. North Theo
dora Pottle, Clara Kimball Agne
Bcrligan Marie FdTnham, Vera stair
ring.