The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08
WHEELING HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM
ANNUAL DINNER HELD 1T WINDSOR
PAST ATHLETIC SEASON REVIEWED
BY YOUNG MEN AND Thl'lH
COMPETENT INSTRUCTORS.
Great Banquet Is Also Much Enlo5ea'
and School Songs ard fells
Are Feature.

Tnr III anmual hahqu"t ~ the
Whocl,ur ili::m srh"rl football team.
hrl, iuS' evening at the. Windsor hotel.
. viii =" ,iuwn III history a. one OF tt''
greatest ever held by til" "pld cod ami
Eu'. t. Win t." an. long I" be -
mcmb"rcI by all VIII" attended last
ry.uhr=. ~ I, hrnu%nt back memories
D.: ST., ,.-i ~.:t-nns ami teachers anu
:. - :4l: class tr"hckcd to-
gcther like colts.
It, Iva, ,,... there was ON" nf the
urandrSt hnuqrr;s over set before q
body III t""ri,all PLAYERS. and ,!'N -urr
did 10 justice to that sprung chicken"
and also IL the "t!s"r "en"L;"s' IhAt
went w!,h u. I; was Il Ic;,>j III I"r 4
kind Songs ~ the "pid t;"ld ana
l;luc" wr"c rendered IN an appropriate
aud touching manner by tn" mc'!IherS'
and tho many good times enjoyed here
and there wcre discussed.
. Prof II. * Brooks
: Prof II. X. Er"nks. coach OF the
splendid team Of players. was toast
master IF the evening. and in his ever
witty manner handled tho most diff
. cul, part q! tho entertainment. IN Il
very cupahl, and able manner. lie told
OF the team and thanked zach ana
. every member 10" thclf splendid assist
ancc during the past season. and stated
that he hoped Thar the coming season
would be even NOR" r2markahi" thnn
the past H.. introduced as the first
speaker ut tho evening the principal and
tho leader OF the p!g school tho Hon. II.
l.. Johns.
! The Responsibility Of leadership
was tue very Interesting topic chosen
by Nj. Johns. and h" paid glowing
irihut. Ia the members of the class or
Iii" whom H. stated WAS made up al
rca. men. II" took FOR example the
great world war ana rSlG"nt Wood
row Wilson .and eliminating puolltics
entirely. h. pictured the president as an
example To- follow. and predicted that
with his splendid leadership the United
states would win. just as tn" l?lI team
had many times. and that 1T the con-
clusion OF the way the flag Of the good
: I'D II. =. ~" Wuuib way" sid" by
: side with In" allies ilar~ ~ L symbol
. Of world peace and democracy.
Captain Of II.
: Looking Earkward' was the Subjcc
. chosen by Lawrence .. simpson. and he
discussed IN Il very abb" manner the
! past seasons WORK. II" w'IS followed
by Captain Hugh y. Stuhbs ClD. VIII"
. took ~ his SuhJ"GI Locking Forward,
and m pictured the coming year and
. the hopes that ate Ia BE- achieved hy
all players. lie promised many vic-
lrri-S "t.uok;mc On was very ably
discussed by William l.. Cotton. ~
being followed by K. c. kimmel. VIII"
discussed Tho business End q! Root
halt FROM q business mans standpoint.
Tho Managing End Of Footnali' Was
ably discussed and told abouc by Jack
Eushlield. and the discussions were
T. Y sal rl,, toll ''I'..It IA
Work" and its good points
The biggest little Inhn in the team
the right honorable mascot. William
,"Fiily'D R:uthcr was present, and III"
way that be made that chicken vanish
wa" simply wonderful. He promises
to do the same with III" opposing teams
when lie srts I little older.
The following splendid menu was
served by tho Windsor management:
/ The Menu
. Half Crap" Fruit
: Cream 81 T"mulOes
! Celery
! HALF Brullud Chicken
Duchess Potatoes Asparagus Tips
Hawaiian Salad
! Vanilla l'arfuit
/ Cakes Coffee
Those enjoying Il were: Earl w. cory
. VIM ~ irItH. Herbert Sloan. G""rE"
; MunaS. Tom Noble Donald Young. VIA.
c. McCusltey. Bea Rcdman, Joe Easistn.
: Iar,; i:uShii"id. l.. !. Cotton. li"HH
St"bbs. II. c, Nm,nel. r. J. Armorccht.
X. t.. Walters. VIM. EdcnIl!"r. Jur
; JuyrSens, VIM. T. DclIv!il'. {. :. Jones.
| Donald Hamll. Koh"r; Clark. sam G.
| Wood. VIM L. Cotton. Harold Il. Brooks.
Lawrence o. Simpson. Il b. Johns. +.
| l.. Smith. James 9. Plummer' Peter
Boyd, William ("B!lly'D Rcuthcr.