The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-26
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96 Attend 36th
Alumni Banquet
At Mckenzie Hotel

The thirtysixth annual high school
alumni banquet held at the Mckenzie
hotel last evening proved a delight
ful affair, the class of 1918 enter
tanning in honor of the class Of '23.
A lively evening started when the
ninety-six alumni marched into the
dining room as the Mckenzie orches-
ira played a grand march. The long
tab es were decorated with baskets
and vases Of carnations.
Acting as toastmistress was Miss
Sara Slattery of the class Of 'l8. The
address of welcome was given by
MtsA, Grace WILSON, '88, in the alb
sence' of Harry Woodmansee. Miss
Wilson who has been visiting with
her sister in Goodrich and friends OF
this vicinity for several months past
was one Of the eight students to
graduate from the second class COM
dieting work in the Bismarck high
school
Other members on the program
were as follows:
Vocal solo. ...... Eugene Hahn, %
"A BIT of Advice. Lucille Hall, ~
VLahi solo ........ Tyler kludt, I'D
rrl1e essay, "Smilin' Through"
Observation-Disclosures. Mabel Larsen
Looking Backward" .......
.............M Marian Staley, %
Entertainment ...... Dark Clouds
Observation-Disclosures Hallorun, pres
ident class '23.
Announcement was made at the
banquet that Miss Mabel Larsen of
'23 had been awarded the prize given
By the alumni for the best essay.
The dark Clouds" composed of
Archie McPhee, William Ankenman,
and Terrence Halloran made big
hit with the audience. They bright
ened up the evenings joliity with
singing and jigging. 1t was stunt
feature introduced for the first time
1T a digniied alumni banquet.
Following the banquet short bus
ines session vas held with Angelo
Holta presiding in the absence OF
Miss Mary Huber, president. Officers
elected by the alumni association
were: Edgar Houser. president;
Mrs. REGARD Penwarden, treasurer;
Miss Hazel j. Pierce, secretary. The
aluNA,i banquet next year will be in
charge of Miss Pierce.
AT the conclusion of the business
meeting the gay throng joined in
dancing in the Mckenzie lobby Those
attending the banquet were as fol-
lows:
William Alderman, Robert Birdzell
Mr.. Brodl. J. L. Bell, Donald Ber-
tholf, Jack Burke, Russell Z. Bar
neck, Betty Durham, John Danrot,
Lester Elness, Ernest Elness, Roland
Fisher, Myrtle Freeburg, Paul God
dard, Charles Gobel, Helen Gross,
Mrs. Arthur Gussner, Dorothy Huber
Eugene Hahn, Lucille Hall, +. C.
Hubert, Geo. w. Hunter, John w
IAnlein, Angelo Holta, Esther Hoov.
CT, Terrence Halloran, Edgar House
Ida Iverson, Donald Jones, Esther
KATE, Opal King, Herta Krueger
Adele Kaufman, Bernie KATE, Joseph
oohh LdISoAp kO9uH
Gladwin Mitchell, Mrs. Oakman, ID. X
Mcdonald, Margaret McGarvey, Chas
Mandigo, L. w. Mandigo, Guilforo
Mandigo, Richard Middaugh, Lins
Mandigo, Kenneth Morris, Archie Nc.
Phee, William Newcomb, Lois N
rearce, Hazel Pearce, Dorothy Par.
sons, Hazel J. Pierce, Mrs. X. Pen.
warden, Richard Penwarden, Hanior
Rhud, Beatrice Register, Lavina Reg
lister, Lillian Rigler, Bertha Rigler
Mabel Rigler, G. L. Spear, Marian
Staisy, Esther Scott, Lee Scroggin
MilYed Sanders, Sara Slatterty, Mar
jor6 Smith, A. r. Tavis, Mrs. r.
Towne, Francis Wanner, Helen Wach
al, Grace Wilson, Philip NJ. Webb
II. Zvorist, Caroline Yegen, Tylel
kludt, Genevieve Boise, Irene Pill
moor, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Throdal
Theedosia Fitch, Edna Rust. Florenc.
Jag. Mabel Larsen, Ruth Staley
Mr.. V. IL. DeBo't, Hazel Lenhart
Ethel Pollard, Kathleen narriss, Geo
+. Smith, Annabel Steinmetz Broydl
Mary Slattery Barneck, Geraldine
Penwarden Tavis, Edna Wachal Webb
Elizabeth SWEET Brady, Anna Huber
Selvig, Jessie Webb Corwin.
Credit for much of the success o.
the banquet this year was due tt
Miss Esther Hoover, chairman of ar
rangements, Miss Sara Slattery ant
Henry Jagd.