Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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RTN f I ' fqffz- Q W t l.. lisa M 0 H ' G AN , alll Junior-Senior Banquet On Friday, May 25, 1928, the Junior class was host to the Class of 1928 at the banquet held in the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The Juniors took as their theme the rainbow, and the idea was brought out in beautiful, colorful decorations of crepe paper, balloons, and flowers. The menu card, program, and the roster of the two classes were included- in attractive booklets, carrying out the class colors, green and white. The subjects of the well-delivered speeches were the colors of the rainbow, and Eva Claire Hawley introduced the speakers. A welcome was extended by the class president, Harold Parsons. The colors of the rainbow were given by Mr. West, Richard Tibbs, Mr. Lowe, Mrs. Green, William Par- riott, Margaret French, and Burchinal Bake-r. Additional entertainment was given in the way of music by James Warner at the violin and a duet sung by Dale Post and Laverne Strausbaugh. Everyone attending spent a very delightful evening. Senior-Junior Hallowe'en Party The Senior class was host to the Juniors October 26, 1928. The Mas- querade was very colorful and decorations were in keeping with the time of year. The party was held in the Cafeteria and lively games were played, after which tasty refreshments were served. The party being after the Wheeling football game, gave a chance to entertain several Wheeling guests. Football Banquet The Mid-Year Seniorclass was host to our football squad Monday evening, December 17, 1928 at the Ortolan. .A delicious dinner was served at six o'clock. The room was decorated in the school's red and blue and a large football hung over the entrance. The long tables were lighted by red candles, while shaded lights above added to the attractive- ness of the laurel trimmed walls. The speakers for the evening were introduced by Dr. J. Leslie French, and included R. C. Smith, J. T. West, Charles Hodges, Coach Clyde, Dave Christopher, Ira E. Rodgers, H. A. Stansbury and Glenn Ashworth. Great honor was indeed given to the Red and Blue Warriors. 0 6 ' 'AJ ' J ' Q 'X' A A A o A ' L o ' Q F01 ' :ml Page one hundred forty-nine

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