The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-18
INVITATION is OUT.
President Of the Kcnosha High School
Association Sends Out the Pro-
gram For the Reunion.
MANY NOTED SPEAKERS NAMED.
Portrait Gallery of Former students and
Teachers to Be One of the Features
of the Coming Reunion.
MANY NOTED SPEAKERS NAMED.

Kenosha High School association
bers Of the association the invitation
and program for the semi-annua1 re-
union Of the association which will be
held at the High school building a
week from next Saturday.
A thousand of the invitations are
being sent out and it is expected that
the number Of old boys and girls re-
turning for the event will reach the
four hundred mark. The invitation is
as follows:
KENOSHA, WIS, June 8, 1908.
DEAR ScHOOLMATES:-Y are cor
daily invited to attend the seventh BIZ
ennial reunion of the Kenosha High
School association which, as an
nounced, will occur on Saturday, the
~ instant.
The local committee hopes to make
this occasion memorable among the
many enjoys BILE gatherings. The
order of exercises will be in outline as
follows:
belP' the girls and boys will assemb bic
at one O'Clock in the High school
rooms, where there will be two and
half hours of uninterrupted sociability,
renewal of old time friendships, living
over III delightful "reminiscences the en-.
chanted past and opportunity to view
the portrait gallery which already
numbers about FIVE hundred daguerreo-
types, anlbrotypes, tintypes and photo
graphs of the Partriarchs of our free
school system, of our revered teachers
and beloved schoolmates, singly and in
groups.
To make this intensely interesting
collection more complete you are urged
to send Gf you have not already all
old and recent pictures of yourself or
Of your schoolmates and teachers, re.
membering that thus you may add
much to the enjoyment of those gath
cred in reunion.
In the spacious auditorium, under
the same roof, thus avoiding the long
walk to down town hall, the banquet
will be served, promptly at half past
three O'Clock.
Asking you to urge all old Kenosha
school boys and girls to journey to
Kenosha on the twenty-seventh we
are, awaiting with glad expectancy
your coming,
Fraternally and sincerely,
FRANK H. LYMAN, President.
HARRIET B. REDEKER, Secretary.
The program for the banquet and
the afternoon entertainment will be as
follows:
Song-"Home Again ........ $500.
~. fillmore Starkweather 81, Precentor
Invocation $500. Rev. Samuel J. Vinegar
BANQUET.
Presidents Address
Secretary's Report
Welcome. Principal Walter J. Hammill
In Memoriam ......,.... Emory L. Grant 81
Toast master, Charles Quarles 81
Response-"Tle Early Days. ..............
................... - Fred Rietbrock 62
English and Irish Folk songs-"A Little
Summer Shower, "''You'll Be Coming
Back"....... ............ Miss Lille Runals
Response-''Good Schools Make Good
Men" ..................M Mayor Chas Pfennig
Response The Heroic Age of the Keno
she High School, ....... ................
........... $500. Mrs. Lille Burgess Lewis
Response" Recent Years.
.......................Mi Miss Lulu RowbOttom
Five minute talk on the public school
free lecture course of the city OF New
York, There's Ever a Song Some
Wler6 ............s...... Miss Lille RunalS
Resi- onse-"The Glass OF 1902 .
.................... Richard P. Cavanagh 'O3
Response-"Boys and Girls That Knew
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Howard VanWyck
Song ......... 80. Mrs. Celia English Bailey
Imprompvu Speeches
Report of Treasurer Election OF Officers
Home, Sweet Home"
The gallery Of portraits Of former
students and teachers is receiving
many contributions and It is certain
that the display will be one worthy of
note. The editors of the High School
Annual will send large number of
pictures collected by them to the meet
ing and other pictures have been re-
ceived from nearly all the former stu
dents.