College of Emporia - Alla Rah Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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The Junior-Senior Banquet The Juniors gave their annual Love-feast to the Senior class of 1910 on the evening of April twenty-first, at the Harvey House. At nine o'clock, as the orchestra played the grand march, they assembled in the dining room. After the invocation by President Culbertson, they were seated at small tables which were artistically decorated with ferns and sweet peasg the favors being American Beauty roses. The menu cards were done with water colors in a dainty light and dark blue, and the following menu was served: Little Neck Clams Radishes Olives Braised Larded Sweetbreads. Mushroom Sauce New Green Peas Creme de Menthe Punch Small Tenderloin Steak, Rossini Small Tomato Stuffed Shoe String Potatoes New Asparagus Salad Fresh Strawberry Sundae Assorted Cakes Edam Cheese Crackers Cafe Noir Mr. Fred Bowman acted as toastrnaster in his usual fascinating manner. The following toasts were responded to: Shall we give the signal . ,, ,Katherine Polk '11 And after us the Juniors ...,. ,,.... R oy Braden '10 As they like it .,.............. ,.... E thel Williams '11 Keep your weather eye open ......,...... ..., 0 tto Hendricks '11 If music be the food of love, play on ......,.. ,... H elen Haynes '10 I'm weary of conjectures, this must end 'em . .. ....... Ben Rice '10 These were interspersed by the music numbers: Soprano Solo- The Song of the Soul ..,.,.,....,..,..... ,.... J oseph Carl Breil Gladys A. Riggs '10 Reading- So Was I . . . ,..........,..,.,.,. . . .joseph B. Smiley Gladys Jones '10 Tenor Solo- I'll Sing Thee the Songs of Araby ........ .... B . Johnson Chas. Nicholas '11 21

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Juniors Top Row: Eleanor Skiles, Bess Potter, Charles Lewis, Leonard Foley. Second Row: Helen Lalouette, Richard Howell, Leo Bracken, Otto Hendricks Third Row: Claire Boyle, Susie Burnham, Robert Marquis, Bottom Row: Ethel Williams, Fred M. Bowman, President, Mary Grigsby. Bowman.- How noble in reason, How infinite in faculty. Boyle.- The sweetest soul that ever looked with human eyes. Bracken.- Cursed be he who moves my bones. Or He knows not the joy of labor. Burnham.- A mighty chilly proposition. Or Women have the strongest 'won't.' Foley.- A man that blushes is not a brute. Grigsby.- As unsartin in her temper as a morning in April. or She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with. Hendricks.-Like a gentleman of leisure strolling out for pleasure. Lalouette.- Sure to be rounded into beauty, soon. C. Lewis.- More ornamental than useful. Marquis.-If he only were as bright as he thinks he is. Skiles.-Coquette and coy, at once her Qhjair. Williams.- This little girl, so fond of lunch, Long before noon, begins to munch. Howell.-A lawyer who asks, What's the justice to that? Potter.- Short and dark and sweet was she, Firm rooted her popularity. Goodwin.-A man of strong intellect and his hands are full of business. 22