The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-05-20
In Society
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
GUESTS OF JUNIORS AT
A WELL PLANNED BANQUET

The Junior class of the Lakeland
High School was host to the Seniors
Thursday evening at the Thelma Ho-
TEL which was made the scene of a de-
lightful banquet. The occasion was
carefully planned and executed with
much skill and charm.
The colors of the honored guests,
green and gold, were carried out in
all details and the class motto, "Esse
guam videri ito be rather than to
seem-was given position of promi-
nence and honor. Daisies were used
in profusion among the other decora-
tons, and a neat handpainted place
card was found at each plate on the
banquet tables. A delicious four
course dinner was served.
Two diverting contests were held,
and a program was carried out by
some of Lakeland's cleverest young
entertainers. Miss Geraldine Ellis
was at the piano, Roger Ford and Bill
lie Norvell contributed songs that de-
lighted the audience, while Miss
Blanche Johnson gave some taking
rccitations.
Billie Norvell presided with dignity
as POSTMASTER, and the members OF
the faculty addressed the pupils with
an excellent combination of humor
and sound advice. A number of clever
toasts were given by the pupils them
selves.
The occasion was much enjoyed
from start to finish and the guests of
honor are saying that this was the
most successful inter-class gathering
ever held here.
To the following general commit
tees are due unstinted praise for the
admirable manner in which they per-
formed their allotted tasks:
Social-Miss Lois Bell, Miss Honor
Glover, Miss Margery Smith, Miss
Edith Cation, Billy Norvell, Dawson
Bates, Earl Futch and Doc Bryant.
Entertainment-Miss Gerry Ellis,
Miss Claire Streater, Miss Ruth Swim
dell, Roy Thompson and Frank Hur-
sey.
Those who were guests Thursday
evening include the following men,
c. M. Jones, Miss Elfrieda Colwell,
Miss Allie Patton, Miss Elsie Padget,
Mrs. A. B. Lowell, Mrs. Green, Miss
Shipman, Miss Pattie Martin, Miss AL
marine Nancy, Miss Earle Rowe, E.
r. Spence and NJ. A. Dix; and the
graduating class composed of: Miss
Evelyn Yarnell, Miss Mildred Mayes,
Miss Faye Fletcher, Miss Gladys Fid-
Ter, Miss Eugenia Anderson, Miss
Minnie Lee Skipper, Miss Sarah Funk,
Miss Caroline Stacy, Miss Henrietta
Kramer, Miss Bertelle Limeberry,
Miss Robbie Lee Martin, Miss Elma
Robson, Miss Marjorie Smith, Miss
Marjorie Hetherington, Miss Sussie
Galloway, Miss Dorothy Hall, Miss
Mary Glover, Miss Elsie Cox, Miss
Dora Cox, Miss Lola Mae Rhoads, Miss
Velma Joslin, Miss Marian Joslin.
Miss Pauline Mohler, Bill Hardin, Bill
McIlwain, Ralph Epson, Roger Ford,
Holt Henderson, Beatty Williams
Howell Mcleod, Tyler Jackson, Cliff
ford Wilson, Frank McLain, Knox
McRae, Edward Anderson, Edward
Mccall, Edward McCorkle, Miller
Pope, Monroe Bryant, William Ander-
son and Joe Dickey, The members of
the Junior class who acted as hosts
were: Miss Clair Streator, Miss Lois
Bell, Miss Edith Cation, Miss Elita Ca
son, Miss Sybel Fox, Miss Gerry Ell
lis, Miss Helen Ryner, Miss Mary l..
Boulware, Miss Beth Saxon, Miss Nor
timer Haynes, Miss Honor Glover,
Miss Thelma Carter, Miss Anna Mar
tin, Miss Lettie Bell Reddick, Miss
Jeanette Crosby, Miss Wilhelmina
Case, Miss Myrtle Case, Miss Minnie
Lee McRae, Miss Mildred Smith, Miss
Louise Winter, Miss Gertrude Red
grave, Miss Alice Johnson, Miss
Blanche Johnson, Miss Jennie Mills,
Miss Merle Adair, Miss Mildred Sny-
der, Miss Ruth Swidell, Holland Gre
vase, John Cannon, Louis Swatts,
Sydney Kennedy, Billy Norvell, Roy
Thompson, Frank Hersey, Earl Futch,