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Show IligMand Park P-TA Holds Outstanding Annual P-TA Banquet One of the social highlights of the Highland Park School was the annual banquet given by the room mothers and officers of the P-TA, honoring the teachers teach-ers of the school. The banquet was held Monday at the Lion House Social Center. The Oak Tree emblem of PTA, was the theme of the banquet. Co-chairmen were Mrs. Eugene Eu-gene A. Hooper and Mrs. A. Ray Curtis, principal, offered the in-vocation in-vocation and conducted the Community singing. Introduction Introduc-tion of special guests was given by P-TA President Mrs. W. J. Hans; introduction of teachers by Mrs. Luella Deck; introduction introduc-tion of room mothers by Mrs. Hugh Coleman and introduction of P.-T. A. officers by Mrs. W. J. Hans. Music throughout the evening was furnished by Mrs. Leon H. Flint, pianist. Tables were decorated beautifully beauti-fully with chrysanthemums, oak leaves, acorns and candles. Responsibility The following responses were given: "The Roots of the Oak, as Represented by the Home,"" Mrs. A Ray Curtis; "The Trunk as Represented by the School," Miss Reva Morrey; "The Branches as Represented by the Various Activities in the School and the Home," Mrs- Lynn G-Garff; G-Garff; "The Bark as Represented Represent-ed by the 'Humorous Incidents in School," Mrs. Jean Nelson; "The Sap as Represented by the Humorous Incidents in the Home," Mrs. Paul E. Chase and "The Acorn, the Final Product as Represented by the Child," Mrs. Eugene A. Hooper. Committee heads were Mrs. Alma H. Dalebout ad Mrs. Curtis Cur-tis Harding, transportation; Mrs. Earl Gritten and Mrs. James Vigos, decorations; Mrs. J. R. Garrett and Mrs. Stanford L. Hale, favors and place cards; Mrs. Robert G. Blake and Mrs. Hugh Coleman, invitations and reservations. |
