The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-02
Officials Of kenosha High School
Association Meet and Plan
for Biennial Reunion
r. H. LYMAN AS PRESIDENT
Biennial BANQUET and Reunion to Be
Held at the High School Building
on the Afternoon of June 29.-
To Follow Former Program

The officials of the Kenosha High
School Association met at the South
ern Hotel on Deming street Monday
evening and began the work of maxi
ing arrang ements for the biennial
reunion of the Kenosha High School
Association which is to be held at the
High school building on June %.
Frank H. Lyman was elected to the
Office of acting president of the AS
ISOLATION and he will be in charge of
the reunion. This action was taken
at the suggestion of Col. Dennis j.
Hynes, of Chicago, the present pre-
siding officer, who stated that he felt
that the active management of the
reunion should be in the hands of a
Lyman was elected as secretary Of the
Association and G. e. Dewey as
treasurer. The Executive Board in
charge of the reunion is composed of
L. M. Theirs, Sarah Bronson, Mary
Bailey and Charles Pfennig. The
various committees were named for
the reunion and the work of comp1et-
ing the plans will be started at once.
1t is planned to have the invitations
issued within the next month.
The general plans for the reunion
were fully discussed at the meeting
last night and it was decided that the
plans of other years will be followed
this year. There will be the usual
social reunion at the High School
during the morning and early after
noon after which the banquet will be
served. There will be no set program
before the banquet and all of the
speeches to be made will be in the
way of toasts after the banquet is
over.
The committee on speakers is com
posed of Col. Dennis ]. Hynes, James
T.. Petit, of Chicago, and Edward c.
Theirs, of Nenosha. This committee
is planning to have a great surprise
for the members of the Association,
and some of the most distinguished
men who had the good fortune to be
connected with the old free school in
Kenosha will be asked to return and
speak, 1t is certain that the program
of toasts will be decidedly attractive
one. The preparations for the ban
quet will be left wholly with the
women of Kenosha and large COM
this work. It is the plan of the COM
mittee On invitation to advertise the
reunion more largely this year than
ever before and it is expected that
every former student of the Kenosha
schools will receive an invitation to
be present and take part in the re-
union.
A special committee will be ap-
pointed by the executive board to pre-
pare memorials for the members of
the Association who have died during
the two years. The list has been a
long one and among the most promi-
nent names on the list are those of
Johnson A. Jackson, who was presi-
dent of the Association at the time of
his death, and o. M. Petit, who was
always one of the most ardent sup
porters of the Association and its
work.
Any one knowing of members of the
Association, or eligible members, who
failed to receive an invitation to the
meeting two years ago, or who may
have changed their addresses, or
names, by marriage, will please no.
tify the secretary, Miss Rosalie Lyman
453 Pleasant street, Kenosha.