The Ocala banner., 1922-05-19
Juniors Banquet the Seniors

JuTtCES banquet InS 0cUiOTS
Davidson's was the scene of a great
event Friday night when the juniors
of the local high school banquetted
the graduating class. 1t also was the
occasion of the fourth anniversary of
this custom. The junior, the senior,
the sophomore and freshman class
presidents. the faculty and others lin
ed up outside and marched in about
nine o'clock. The sight that greeted
them was long table decorated with
green and yellow candles and vases
of yellow daisies, and at each place
was a little menu card and program,
representing the book of life. The
lights were bedecked with green and
yellow, while the walls were covered
with yellow daisies.
James knight, POSTMASTER and
president of the junior class, started
the oratory by welcoming the seniors.
incidentally he characterized the four
grades of the high school as a four
story house. Edward Buhrman, big
chief of the seniors, replied. Mar
garet Hockers' selection was entitled
'.The Fourth Floor, from the Third
Floor Back" Jack Williams leaned
over the banisters of the fourth floor
and replied. 'sThe Prop-rietors' of
, the building, the faculty, were ad-
dressed by Cornelia Dozier. W. G.
Haisley replied for the learned
props" The second mad lower floors
were represented by Marion Lummus
and Maurie Stevens, presidents of
the "Sophs" and "Freshies," respect
lively. From the wood-shed piped
James Fielding, telling of the contro-
versies of his family over what to
name him. The powerful landlord, H.
G.. Shealy. county superintendent,
closed the regular program. However,
the male quartet sang several selec-
tions, and the members of the faculty
all put in word or two. The key to
knowledge. which has been kept by
Wilfred Harold, was turned over to
the junior class. which ended the pro-
gram.
The menu deserves special men,
tion; but luckily the food did not
conform with the menu. Here it is:
Pot Licker
paEad Rid1ia (unrxr +1rnI,N
Smashed Spuds Rice Glue
"Bally Henglish Peas (By Jove)
Cornbread Oleomargaine
Pink Lemonade
Mush with Mayonnaise
Iced Cream (99 per cent. Ice)
Dog Biscuits
Mints Not Real Money!
Listen to Me!
am an invitation to you to attend
the carnival tonight and tomorrow
night, to be given in the rear of the
armory. What is it for? Why, it is
the much-talked-of Legion Hospital
benefit. Everyone else is going, and
you surely would not stay at home and
miss the fun. To steal William
Shakespeares thunder We'll say "All
the worlds a stage, and the men and
women merely players" Loosen up on
/ these nights; come out and see the
fun. 1t is for good cause, and funds
are needed badly. Will your name be
written on the roster? In the time
of peace don't be Stacker; there will
be fun galore. and for one night in
the, year forget your cares and join
In the fun, for there is to be plenty
of it. Don't forget the dates: Tonight
and Saturday night, and the place is
in the rear Of the armory. They will
also conduct a lunch stand, so come
prepared to eat a large and good sup
per.
Mrs. j. B. Brantley will arrive Sun
day and will be the guest of Mrs.
Fanny Brown for a few days at her
home on Tuscawilla street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brantley had expected to move
to Ocala and occupy the attractive
little bungalow that Mrs. Brown has
| just completed to the north of her
own home. Mr. Brantley. who is with
the Atlantic Coast Line Railway, may
be transferred, and in that event they
win not make their home here, which
viii be very much regretted by the