Democratic Sentinel, Volume 11, Number 18, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 June 1887 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. On Friday evening last the Alumni Association, comprising in its membership the graduates of the Rensselaer High School, commencing with the graduating class of 1880, and including those of intervening annual periods from that date to tins, gave a banquet and reception to the Class of ’B7, at the Makeever House. Ths membership of the Association is as follows: Class of 1880 —Mesdames Ora Thompson Ross, Mattie McCoy Rinehart, Lola Moss Patton, Belle Alter Watson, Hattie Coen Ferguson, Miss Arilla Cotton; Messrs. Victor Loughridge, Elmer Dwiggins, Delos Thompson, Charles C. Warner and E. L. Hollingsworth. Class of 1883 —Mesdames Nellie Spitler Learning, Ella Rhoads Reubelt, Lillie Alter Kirk and Miss Ella Ryan. Class oi 1885—Misses Etta Spitler. Mary Washburn, and Messrs. J. Eugene Spitler and Fred. L. Chilcote. Class of 1886—M’s? Rena Peacock, and Messrs. B. F. Fendig, Albei't Hopkins and Arthur Hopkins.

Officers of the Alumni Assoc : - ation President —Victor Loughridge. • Vice-Pres’t—Mary Washburn. 1 Secretary-' Elb. Ryan. Treasurer—A. th ar .Hopkins. And now to be included in the membership of the Association is the— Class of j. 08- Aliases Frankie McEwen, Sarah Chilcote, Katie Green, Bertie Duvall; and Messrs. Gaylord H. Üb’-eole,George Brune, Charles Porter m Samuel SparI * Before the guests arose from the banquet table the President of the Association, Victor Loughridge, in its behalf welcomed the guests in very appropriate terms, after which the following toasts were given and happily responded to: “Our Responsibilities”—t rof.F. W. Reubelt.

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