The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-06-25
CLASS DAY A sggCEss.
Seniors Give an Interesting Entertainment
at the Opera House Thursday Evening.

at the Opera House Thursday Evening.
The Seniors of the High Schoo
gathered at the Rhode Opera House t.
say farewell after four years of life il
the Kenosha High School, and with I
great crowd of their friends in attend
ance the various members If the clas.
read the usual tokeas of farewell.
In honor of The class exercises til,
opera house was decorated with flag.
and palms, which harmonized into !
pretty picture with the bright dresse.
and happy faces of the ''sweet cir
graduate
The exercises followed the usua
custom Of the class day exercises anC
consisted in short papers and grafton:
by different members of the class. Ar
innovation was the closing number or
the program when a number of the
members of the class gave a splendid
presentation of Paul Leichester Ford
two act comedy "The Best Laid
Plans.'
The entertainment opened with q
musical selection Summer Fancies, ?
admirably. rendered by a chorus OF
young ladies under the direction OF
Miss Sabelwitz. Then came the pre-
sentation of the class mementoes by
Carrie Fonk, Eleanor Smith and Free
Murdoch, and each one of the mem
bers of the class was given some little
present which will serve as souvenir
of the day. Some of the memen toes
were exceedingly funny and the audi.
ence was kept in a roar of laughter
during the entire ceremony.
After music by the High School
quartette, Ward Rowbottom read the
class will disposing of all the property
of the class to the underclassmen.
The will was written in true legal
form and its reading caused quite a
little merriment.
The girls chorus then rendered
"Love's Old Sweet Song'' after which
Cyril Kupfer read the history of the
class, and in we'll chosen words told
the story of the victories and defeats
that had come to the members during
their four years in school.
''Kenosha! Oh! Kenoshap' The class
song written by Miss Theleen was
then sung, afterwards the literary pro.
gram for the evening closed with an
instrumental duet by Miss Ferry and
Miss Sabe1witz.
The entertainment closed with the
production of the two act com edy
"The Best Laid Plans" The cast OF
characters for the play is as follows:
Mrs Wycherly..... Stella Karcher
Miss Helen Wycherly Mamie Hartung
Miss Rose NewcOme. COrnelia Royce
Miss Amy Sherman ........... Flora Shiel
Lord Farrol .................. Roy L. Donley
George Harold. Charles Harbaugh
Stephen Harold. ..,...... Frank Schnuchel
Bonnie Grant,. ......Richard Cavanagh
At the Weiskopf School.
The closing exercises at the Weis
kopf school were held on THURSDAY
afternoon in the auditorium, and the
students from the rooms presided Over
by Misses Kroncke, Gray, Adamsor
and Lampe rendered the following
program:
oOuS- WclCOLA0. s.ssss.....5 t.......S CnOO
Recitatton-Summer Vacation. 80. Elsie Wade
Dialogue-Little Mothers. .....lst grade girls
Song-Dolly's Lullabye.. -. Sub Primary girls
Recitation Clarence's Reckoning. ..
laurence L0GSOn
Dialogue-Vac ation.. .......... lst grade pupils
Song Brown House. ......... 3rd grade pupils
Misunderstanding Insult to Injury.
Observation-Disclosures. ......Myron Letson
Play-June Voices ....... End and Bird grades
Song-Little Elf Man. 80. End and Bird grades
Recitation-Flo's Letter ........ ). Elsie Wade
Doll Dr1ll...... .................P Primary girls
Song-The Birds Nest. 1st grade
Recitation-The Bad Boy. Earl Schmitt
Dialogue-Jack and Jill. .............
........... Paul Lehman, Margery Bar boul
Song-Bye Baby Bye. Ruth Pofah
Recitation-A Very Little Boys Speech .
............ ................. Raymond Sands
Dialogue-Little Miss Muffett. ..
........ Madeleine Harkin, Martha Kueffel
Song-Flowing Waters. 49,. 18th and 9Th grades
Recitation arl's Invention. !. =. Carl Quant
Dialogue-Go od- Bye. Sub-Primary Boys
Song-Good Night. Josie Jensen, Bessie Bailey
Recltation-He Didn't Think. Bert Threinar
Dialogue Fairies. 3rd, 18th and 9TH grades
SOng-Tip Toe Song :. Sub Primary hOVs