The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-10
Buffet Supper At Shades-Cahaba
 High School

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 The Alumni association of Shades Cahaba High school held it's annual luncheon at the school Friday night at 8 o'clock in. the form of a buffet sdp- per. The mint baskets carried out the colors of the class of PA, the graduates being especially honored as new mem bers.
 The auditorium of the school was ar tistically decorated with a profusion of Dorothy Perkins roses. The meeting Miss Etta Roser. Miss Eddie McRae read Psalm from the Bible, after which the minutes were read by the secretary. The president gave most hearty welcome to the new members. The treasurer, Miss Helen Schnell, gave her report, and the statistician, Miss Sadie Marable, read the statistics of the Alumni association. Suggestions were given by various members of this organization On ways to be more bene- ficial to our high school. It was de- cided by those attending that we con- vene semi-annually, and in this way we could investigate the needs of the school more efficiently. This concluded old business and the election of officers was held, the following being elected to serve the year '24-'25: Sadie Mara ble, president; J. w. Fortenberry, vice president; Helen Schnell, secretary 1; Ruby Murphee, treasurer; Eddie Me Rae, statistician; Stella Jones, histo- rian; Katherine Hale, musician. The following were appointed to serve on various committees Lillian Franklin, entertainment chairman, and Myrtis Hawkins, refreshment chairman. Both have the privilege of choosing three CO., workers. The publicity committee for the ensuing year will be composed of Mir. and Mrs. Guy Acton, Harry Curl and Bessie Acton. Since we have not drawn up the constitution and bylaws a committee was asked to do this at an early date. Those serving on this com mittee are Lucy Wright, chairman, Hayden McDanal and Clarence Hall. A song brought the meeting to close and couples marched to the dining hall to the strains of a popular march. During the course of the luncheon mer- riment reached it's zenith, songs being sung and toasts given. The following toasts were given and responded to ITO the Faculty given by Helen Schnell and responded to by the prln- cipal, Mir. J. M. Ward; '"TO the Col lcScSy gwen Dy 0dulC udEoOAC oAu " sponded to by. Lillian Franklin "Tt the Married Students" given by Eddie MeRae and responded to by Guy Ac. ton; lastly, "To the New Members, given by Etta Roser and responded to by J. W. Fortenberry, The singing of our alma mater ended an enjoyable evening for graduates from this insti- tuition for the past four years.
 Those participating in serving were Frank Macke, Clyde Robertson, Vivian Clisby and William H. Proctor, who acted as buffers, and Esther Scott, Lil- lian and Mildred Warren and Mary Marable played the role of maids.
 Those who attended were Misses Lucy Wright, Etta ROser, Bessie and Mag gie Acton, Lillian Franklin, Ruby Mur- phee, Helen Schnell, NBirdie Lee Thompson, Ethel Fowler, Flora Cooke Alice Robertson, Myrtis Hawkins, Vel ma. McNutt, Stella Jones, Eddie Me Rae, Frances Beard and Sadie Marable and Grace Fox; Messrs. Marion Glenn Mahlon Norman, Clarence Hall, Bert Sewell, J.. w. Fonterberry, Harry Curl Richard Moore, Randall Glenn, Arthur Brown, Clyde Engle, Leon Rogers, Jot Powell and Mir. and Mrs. Guy Acton.
 Faculty members present were Messrs. J. M. Ward, Walker Reeves anC Miss Mary Spencer.