The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-05-10
JUNIOR BANQUETAN
ELABORATE AFFAIR
FUNCTION FOR HIGH SCHOOL
SENIORS SATURDAY EVE
MING VERY UNIQUE.
JAPANESE DECORATIONS
DANCING FOLLOWS FEED, IN
STRUMENTAL, VOCAL MUSIC,
TOASTS AND PLAYLETS

Last Saturday evening there took
place in the Junior High School Aud
itorium the biggest event on the To-
cal schools social calendar. 1t was
the annual banquet given by the Jun
Tor class in honor of the Senior class.
According to all of the reports we
have been able to secure, 1t was the
most successful banquet ever given
by the Sank Centre school. --
The occasion started off with a
Grand March, led by Supt. and Mrs.
Falk. The school board members and
their wives were next in line, followed
by the faculty. The students, Jun
Tors and Seniors then completed the
procession. After all had found their
places, the first, course of a sumptu-
Gus banquet was served. ~
Beatrice Martyr, toastmistress
then outlined the program of speech
es. She handled the difficult task of
toastmistress in a very creditable
manner and lent much good feeling
to the spirit of the occasion. Sup
crintendent Falk then RESPONDED to a
toast on "The Exterior" In his very
congenial way ne brought out the
thought that appearance counts a
great deal more than some of US
realize it does" Miss Hunt respond
ed to "The Railways" She brought
home a beautiful message and left
with everyone happy thought.
Everyone looked more or less
starved so Miss Conney ordered the
second course to be served. The fol-
lowing was the second course:
japanese Nightingale Croquettes
Potatoes la Mikado
Madame Butterfly Salad
Hearts of Lotus Blossoms
Birds Nests Yezo Plums
Oriental Jelly
This course was followed by toasts
given by Ivy Hildebrand on the "The
Class Room" and Mr.. Anderson on
"The Assembly," Mr.. Anderson de-
serves much credit for the wonderful
toast he gave.
Z, The last course was made up of:
|aae Shows of Fujiyama
Princess Sado-ko Dainties
Mulberry Brew
Hashimura Togo CONNECTIONS
Nipponese Almonds
Pauline Klonne then responded to
''The Auditorium" and Mr.. p. B.
Hanson responded in very becoming
manner to "The World"
The tables were then cleared and
the spacious floor was made ready for
dancing. The mixed glee club of the
Senior High School sang several very
lrretty songs, directed by Miss Gal
logby.
The last two features of the eve
ming were a dance: "The Spirit OF
Spring" put on by the Junior Glass
directed by Mrs. Richards and jus,
preceding the evenings dancing q
farce comedy was played by the
sophomore class under Miss Gallag-
hers direction.
An orchestra from st. Cloud furn.
ished the music for dancing. II
played spirited music and gave gen.
eral satisfaction. The party came tt
close at twelve o'clock.
A very pretty Japenese effect was
carried out in all respects. Little
Japanese dolls were used as table ia.
vGrs Japanese lanterns furnished
the light for the dancing. Various
colors, worked out in intrisic Jap
euese designs were used in decorat
4 ing. The occasion was a merry one
and it reflected much credit on al
Of those who helped to make 1T such
q splendid success. The Junior elias.
takes this opportunity to thank all Of
Its friends who helped in any way tt
make this annual festivity one Ions
to be Observation-Disclosures.