Daily Republican., 1889-06-29
THIRD EDITION.
The High sui,ool Alumni,

Though . goodly number were present
St the meeting Of the graduates OF the
Boys High School, held last night In the
rooms of the Board OF Education, 1t was
q disappointment that more were not
present. The number present, however,
was sufficient to secure strong and
healthy reorganization of the High School
Alumni, which Tor many years has been
pract cally dead. The following are the
names OF those who were present:
DIR. J. Harmer Rifle, class Of rs; james
II. Semple, '76; Elwood G. Jackson,
William Z. Hawkins, rs; DIR. William
G. Pierce, 20; W. F. kurtz of Every
Evening, Fred l.. Kurtz, 80; William 5.
Whelan, SO; Robert Adair, William l..
Cooling, Harry A. Hickman, 'Si; A o.
II. Grier, Frank NJ. Jones, DR.. w. J.
Truitt, Harrie 7. Price of the Morning
News, 'S6; Charles B. Palmer of the
Evening Journal, Joseph Jeieris, Will
liam F. Dougherty, $50; Horace Belts,
Charles n. Bowers, 'S7; David Z. Buck
ingham, Jr., 'S6; w. II. Cooley, Edie E.
Marks, Herbert F., Mayne. Daniel P.
O'Byrne, William G. shortess, Harry /.
Buckmaster, Swithin Chandler, Edward
A. Clark, John j. Dougherty. Clinton c.
Garrett, Edwin Z. Kershew, Q. Sher-
burne Rice, 'S9.
The meeting was organized by calling
w r. Kurt OF the Every Evening staff
TO the chair and selecting Robert Adair
secretary.
Charles B. Palmer, from the staff OF the
Evening Journal, then stated that the
meeting was called by the cha rmau,
HarIie T. Price, and himself, three news
paper reporters, who were graduates, Tor
the purpose of taking some action towards
reorgRnizing the old Alumni Association.
He spoke Of the good IL had done, of old
rscollectiops, OF school-boy days It had
kept alive and he though that more
vigorous organization would be the result
OF the present meeting.
DR.. J. Harmer Rile also favored a
vigorous reorganization and though be
had not spoken to any OF the members of
his class about 1t, he was sure they would
all give the movement hearty support.
DIR. William Z. Pierce of the 70 class
spoke In the same encouraging manner,
and hoped strong reorganization would
result from the meeting.
A number Of other graduates gave the
meeting hearty promises OF support, after
which 1t was resolved, as the sense Of the
meeting, that the chair appoint com
mittee consisting of one member from
each Of the classes which have graduated
who shall notify every member OF his
class TO be present at the next meeting
OF the graduates, or if he cannot be pres
ent to secure from him his opinion as Il
the advisability OF reorganzlng.
In accordance with the resolution pass
cd the chair appointed the following
committee: DR.. j. lIarmer Rlle, rs
James n. semple, &c; Charles A. Ru
dolph, ~; Elwood c. Jackson, rs; DR.
William c. Pierce, 20; Fred L. Kurtz
80; Harry Palmer, 81 William s. Mitch
ell, 's2; Wellington b. Lee, 'S3; Rober
Adair, "a; Harrie T. Price, 'Sj; G. b
Palmer, 'SB; Horace Belts, 'S7; DaviC
\. Buckingham, Jr., 'SS; Swithin Chaud
Ter, 'S9. Adjournment was then mad'
until July H.
Hopes were expressed that at the mex
meeting Of the association the attendance
will be doubled and that permanent OH
GERS will then be elected when arrange
meDts will be made for grand bauque
In September next.