The Hoop Pole volume Yr1914
The Hoop Pole volume Yr1914
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Kenneth Crunk, Mt. Vernon Na- tional Bank. Miriam Fuelling, Jarodzki's Office. Helen Hironimus, Office Clerk, Mt. Vernon High School. Bob Joest, Automobile Works, Connersville. Leona Russel, stenographer for Mr. Bex Trimble. Paul Welker, Erwin's Gro- cery. Louis Barter has joined the Navy.
The 1916 Class held its first reunion at the K. Of P. Hall on Friday Even- ing, December 29, 1916, in the form of a banquet.
The large banqueting table in the center of the hall, beautifully decorated with mi...stletoe and scarlet and black ribbons, the class colors, was surrounded by thirty-six members of the graduating class and the instructors of that class. Clever place-cards, bearing a toast, directed each guest to his position at the table.
Either before the delicious spread of turkey and trimmings, or after the coffee, the following responded with toasts to the call of Toastmaster, Louis Hohstadt: Bob Joest, Helen Hironimus, Bob Keck, Lloyd Thompson, Hildred Oliver, Arnold Crowder.
Helen Daniel and Helen Shryock with vocal solos, and Arnold Crowder with a violin solo, favored the company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kenneth Crunk, Mt. Vernon Na- tional Bank. Miriam Fuelling, Jarodzki's Office. Helen Hironimus, Office Clerk, Mt. Vernon High School. Bob Joest, Automobile Works, Connersville. Leona Russel, stenographer for Mr. Bex Trimble. Paul Welker, Erwin's Gro- cery. Louis Barter has joined the Navy.
The 1916 Class held its first reunion at the K. Of P. Hall on Friday Even- ing, December 29, 1916, in the form of a banquet.
The large banqueting table in the center of the hall, beautifully decorated with mi...stletoe and scarlet and black ribbons, the class colors, was surrounded by thirty-six members of the graduating class and the instructors of that class. Clever place-cards, bearing a toast, directed each guest to his position at the table.
Either before the delicious spread of turkey and trimmings, or after the coffee, the following responded with toasts to the call of Toastmaster, Louis Hohstadt: Bob Joest, Helen Hironimus, Bob Keck, Lloyd Thompson, Hildred Oliver, Arnold Crowder.
Helen Daniel and Helen Shryock with vocal solos, and Arnold Crowder with a violin solo, favored the company.
What to read after The Hoop Pole volume Yr1914?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ind Mount Vernon High School Mount Vernon to read onlineMoreLess
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