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gre n n iuerriary anfjuef Speakers' Table Mmm, sample that chicken . . . and those biscuits, too . . . Aren't the decorations attractive . . . My, what a crowd . . On May 22, 1941, the graduating class of 1916 together with the Class of '41, the faculty, board of education, and various other well-wishers totaling 140 joined to- gether in the Masonic Temple to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Lyre. The plan was suggested by Mr. Ioseph Guer- rera, class advisor. Due to his excellent supervision and the cooperation of the offi- cers of the class of 1916, the affair was a truly great success and will long remain one of the outstanding events of 1941 for those Memorial Trophy IMI 259 Nntvttffvtll Guest for the Evening his position as toastmaster was Wes Get- man, Academy faculty member. Speakers for the evening were former principal, H. E. Eldeng acting principal, Richard A. Ienseng M. D. Stafford, president of the Board of Education, and the Hon. Holland B. Marvin, Mayor of Syracuse, who was affiliated with the class of '16, Highlight of the evening's entertainment was a repeat performance by the class of '16 of their class night exercises. Included in this was an interesting history of the class of '16, presented by Mrs. Donald Kane. The climax and conclusion of the gala celebration was a history of the Lyre , the concerned. Guests of the evening were Professor Arrnatage, principal of the Baldwinsville schools twentyvfive years ago, and Mrs. Armatage. Dishing out salient remarks from They Came i 25 formal dedication of this, the '41 yearbook. to the class of '16, and the dedication of a memorial trophy to the class which estab- lished the Lyre as an institution in the school. The Crowd Sb
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