The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-03-07
Seniors Entertain juniors with
George Washington Party.

George Washington Party.
The Juniors were thoroughly con
yinced that the Seniors are per-
fectly nice and hospitable bunch Of
/ big brothers and sisters by the splen-
/ did reception given in their honor
/ by the latter, Saturday, February
twenty second al the home OF Becton
/ Templeton. president OF the Wide
awake class OF '19. However the
/ junior boys seem 10 be quite hashtul
I in company OF the senior dignitaries,
as only one OF their number was
brave enough 10 "go over the top
and honor the host class with hi
presence. We trust nevertheless, thai
BY next year. they will have out
grown their Junior knee trousers
and will be fully prepared to dos
the long ones indicative of their
newly acquired Importance. hayinc
absorbed sufficient ease and dign ty
I from their elder brothers 90 assume
with the responsibilities and honors
I privileges as a student OF that high
position and rank, those in connec-
tion with society as well.
Truly this was one of the mos,
elaborate and carefully arranged at.
| fairs of It's kind FOR the High school
this year Three rooms OF the neat
lUtup Templeton bungalow were ar-
tstically decorated with the com
bined coIors of the two classes rep
resented and those OF The High
school with our national 'lors The
blending of the rich pulr.a and sold
of the Junior class aud the stern
black and gold oi the High school
with the soft green and white OF
the seniors and The conservative.
red. white. and blue was extremely
beautiful. not only TO the eye but
/ IN the sentiment expressed, that both
classes in accord with the spirit o.
their Alma Mater. We're standing
firmly behind this great common
wealth oi ours in promoting, to the
last ounce OF their strength tho
spirlt and ideals Of Ame,icanism.
The principal diversion of the er-
enine was progressive "forty-two.
Mr. Rivos and Mona Sears who oh
tanned the greatest number @
"puuchos" on their tally cards a.
ceiyad as prize the feeling of in
tense satisfaction that they had got
ten the greatest amount Of enjoyment
and fund out oi the contest. Folio"
ng this was conversation game
which furnished roomfuls of laugh
Tier and excitement There were va
rious topics. such as why was the
moon made OF green cheese; 'snN
de, Hieh school twenty-five years
hence. what do you think OF me
etc. to be discussed for certain
period of time. partners being shit
ed every time the .ubject was cham
ed
THO most unique time OF the even
lne's entertainment was the musical
romgncc. The guests were given
nbampblets on which We're questions
10 be answered by giving the name
OF some popular song played by th'
piauist as each question was called
bv the leader. Following is the ro-
marcc after rs composition was com
plctcd by the various authors:
who was he? "Oh Johnny and
she was Annie Laurie ~ He was
from oDixie," She from Way Dow
upon the Swanne River
They first met at the STORY Book
Bail: next as they were Comm
thru the RIVE" when they met, each
"smiles" as they were out walking
they went 20 THE Old Oaken Back
et' for drink.
They started TO the ball In the
Cleaning" where they danced tc
the Missouri Waltz.
They went out in;o Society TO-
rether cone Two. Three, Fo,'r
times.
when she became Jealous, he sa q
"Im Sorry ! Made You Cry Wher :
the conscription act was passed sh'
vac overcome with Drafting Blues.
Af:er crossing the Pond" he sings
There's n Lorg. Long Trail awind !
ing" and she. "Laddie in Khaki ,
when he returns they'll moye 70 Z
tho farm and case Chickens and
Ducks - Everything.
The delicious refreshments OF
strawberry tred) and grape tbluel