Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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The Junior and Senior Banquet THE Juniors entertained the class of '29 by giving them a banquet at the Log Cabin Inn. The decorations were very pretty and made the room appear as if we were dining in a garden. The walls were decor- ated with lattice work to represent a fence with pink and lavender crepe paper flowers growing along the fence. Japanese lanterns were strung across the room and made pretty lights of different colors. There were three very attractive tables. The guests came about eight-thirty. The Iirst course was fruit cocktail. In the meantime toasts were given to each guest and some very good ones too. The second course contained chicken a'la King, peas, mashed potatoes, hot rolls and coifee. The third course, which was dessert, included ice cream and individual cakes. At each plate was placed a little book, My Garden of Memories . It contained the menu and program, also several pages for everyone present to sign his or her name on the pages. Time was taken up by passing these books around but never- theless we enjoyed it all and will always remember who was present at the banquet. After the dinner, the Juniors presented an interesting program. An- na Johnson and Dorothy Riley gave a vocal duet, Samuel Ellison read a history on the Path of the Past , Alice Stout read the f'Path of the Future , Frances Winegar' danced the Varsity Drag, and last, but not least, Mr, Morgan gave a talk on the Path of Life . The Seniors enjoyed the eveningvery much, and it brought back to mind happenings of the last four years. x