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cold before icing and never cut while hot.
A LU M N I D A Y
On hriday, June 2, 1916, the former students had their day in Che-
w i t h L r r°.n,Pt,y 31 2:30 in the af~ " ‘he Alumni team crossed bats
with the undergraduates. The old ones did not show enough “ pep" to
wu, the game, therefore had to be satisfied with the short end of the 12
9 score.
whereeX^he“ h l : r,'
WaSareceP‘io"
‘he school gymnasium,
,
a f
a" d the ” eW eon,ers "'¡ogled together and had a
at 10 3 »T l ’"lb' • n numb€; of invited quests "'e'e Present. Promptly
.
3° P - M- the Jolly crowd "'ode their way to the school dining hall
where del.cmus refreshments awaited them.
At the close of the banquet, brief talks were made by Henry Darnell
and Mr s L tth amo 16; H arry W ’ Jones. ’«>; George Wasson, '00
and Mr. Smith. Once more Gordon Hobucket was given the honor to
act as toastmaster. Immediately after the speeches followed the d ec
tion of officers for the ensuing year. The result of the election was as
follows: Gordon Hobucket, '08, re-elected president of the association
by a unanimous vote. Reuben Sanders, '00, first vice-president; Harry
W. Jones, 10, second vice-president; and Nicholas Hatch, T3 secre-
tary-treasurer.
’
The association proposed a vote of thanks to Mrs. Fulkerson Mrs
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services ‘were'needed.0' K irk' Wh° S° Willing'y aSSiS‘ed Wh—
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