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Nevada City High School - The Quill (371.QUI.1916)(1916) (152 pages)

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THE QUILL JUNE, 1916 Beauty Madeline Charonnat Mirth Clair Ivey The Dance Allan Chapman Love Alice Boreham Peace Doris Church The Graces Marjorie Winrod, Grace Young, Irma Hiscox Valedictory Mildred Peard Presentation of Class by Principal Tuck John Byrne Award of Diplomas by Santa Claus Verne Pascoe Selection N. C. H. S. Orchestra Alumni Entertained by Seniors Friday evening, January 7, the Alumni were entertained by the Seniors, who gave the Pre-Commencement exercises over again. An orchestra composed of former members of the High School played several numbers. Speeches were also made by the former graduates, encouraging the Alumni movement. An Alumni organization was formed with Frank Nilon, Jr., as president, Miss Elizabeth Richards, vice-president, Miss Ruth Grimes, secretary and Mrs. Belle Douglas, treasurer. Refreshments were served and then all danced until a late hour. Juniors Give Farewell Luncheon The Junior Class entertained Ruth Treadwell, one of the members of the class, who was going away to live, at a farewell luncheon, Friday, February 4. The ‘eats’ consisted of enchiladas, salad, cake and coffee. Speeches were made expressing how scrry the class was to lose one of its most pepular members. Miss Treadwell had gone through every grade with most of the members, and her jolly company will be greatly missed by all. Pretty Valentine Party The Senior-Sophomore Section entertained the Juniors and Freshmen at a pretty Valentine party, on Friday evening, February 18. Dancing was the principal feature of the evening, the catchy music being furnished by the High School Orchestra. Valentines were given out and the affair was a jolly one because each person took some part in the entertainment. Refreshments were served and all regretted having to leave in time to catch the eleven o’clock car, 21.