Evening journal., 1916-06-27
\. {. H. S. alumni
IN annual Reunion
George Madden is Elected
President After Happy
Musical Program
MANY ATTEND
SCHOOL BANQUET

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, June 27.-In the
parish house Of Emmanuel Church
last evening the annual reunion Of
the High School Alumni was held.
The following program was pre-
sented Music. orchestra; vocal solo,
Miss Emily Lunt; violin solo,
Vaughan Lancaster; sketch, Tickets,
Please" Misses Margaret Wilhelme,
Josephine Clothier. Mabel Clewell
and Estella Sibley; vocal solo. Miss
Florence Ferguson; piano solo
George Madden; class prophecy full
filled, Glass '07; music, orchestra.
Addressing the alumni, Elmer c.
Pedrick, president, said:
Members Of the alumni, principal
and teachers of the n. c. II. s., mem
hers Of the class of 1916:
at is with pleasure that we greet
YOU on this occasion of our second
annual reunion. Even though our
work during the past year has not
been all that we have desired, GER
tainly the spirit which is shown to-
night by the coming together OF our
members from near and afar, fills us
with a greater hope for the future
All our efforts, individually and col
lectively, should be spent in present.
ing to the citizens of New Castle and
our own members, not here present
the need Of better educational taclll-
ties for our schools.
"The alumni must cooperate with
and encourage every undertaklns Oh
the school. and there must be uh-
animity Of spirit and purpose Whlch
is always essential in the accomplish
ment of anything worth while.
1--WE must try to keep before those
who graduate and those in the scnooi
the value of "the higher education.
Every member of the High School
sbouid know of the activities that are
taking place at our State colleges and
~ trv and take advantage OF those
onnortunities afforded by them. Ihose
~ us who have already entered INTO
the world Of things appreciate the
need Of a liberal education.
"Graduates Of the class OF 1916 We
welcome YOU most heartily as mem
hers of the alumni and desire your
efforts TO assist us in our work. Ihls
ie tho advent Of a new period in your
lives The opportunities awaiting th'
educated man OF woman were never
so great and so numerous as today
Put great advantages bring great re-
snonsibility. You cannot diVorc'
thsm. A liberal education greatly
increases ones obligations.
"The best thing you can carry IRON
vour alma mater is not what yo'
now prizc most, not your knowledg
Of arts. literature, languages; j.
vour aroused ambitions, your as
coverv Of yourself. of your power. o
vour possibilities, a more compre
bensive view of life and a broade
qvmnathv for mankind Remember nov
tIe tire Of YOUR youth and go for
ward 10 YOUR life's work with a seri
Gus purpose a constant taith IN am
communion with God, and your I'VE
will bear abundant fruit TO the glor'
nf YOUR Creator and to the gooo o
the world .-,s A,
nlebv. Miss Elizabeth Bacon MIS-
Marv Biggs. Miss Helen Bross' MIS-
annie Bross. Mrs. Albert Boyce' Mis-
Tessie Carswell. Miss Mabel Clewel
Miss Josephine Clothier, Mrs. w. L
cramer. Mrs. Hugh Duffy, Miss Ma
Cooley. Edward Gormley. Mrs h. I
Hunter. Mrs. c. F. Jemison. Mis-
Flora Knause, Mrs. r. V. Lamborr
Misc Emily Lunt. Ozra Lunt. Georg
Madden. Mrs w E. Meyers Mis-
Marie Mahoney. Miss Helena Ma
honey. Francis McFarlin, Miss Louis
Moody. Miss Mary Moss, Mrs. Joh
p Murphy. Elmer Pedrick' Mis-
Martha Perrem, Mrs. r. S. Pordhan
Miss Ruth Stewart, Miss Reed
Stoops. Miss Anna Vantine. Mis-
Mary White. Miss Ira Willis. Mis-
Margaret Wilhelme, Miss Paulin
WilheIme. Miss Irene Wise, Miss Alv
Watts. Miss Elizabeth c Bacon. Mis-
Flva Ferguson. Miss Estella Sible!
Vaughan Lancaster. Edward H. Nay
lor. Ir. Miss Margaret Gordon, Mis-
Kate Mahoney. Miss Eva Deakyn'
Mrs Samuel Collins, Brice Vallett
Thomas Gemmill. Professor Howar
T Ennis.
Omcers elected for next year were
President. George Madden; vice-pres
dent. Miss Mabel Clewell; secretar.
Miss Mary White; treasurer, Or
Lunt.
The alumni songs included: "Ai