The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-06-17
Homecoming Members Of Ksnosha
High Scheol Association To Be
Greeted by People Of City
GOOD PROGRAM is READY
Committee in Charge of the Biennial
Reunion Plan Many Interesting
Features in Connection With
Event to be Held June &c

The committee in charge of the ar
engagements for the tenth biennial
reunion of the Keposha High School
Der of the association the program to
be carried out on June goth and this
program gives assurance that the re-
union will be the most interesting in
the history of the association. Moth
ing will be spared to make the gather
ing a noteworthy one and the greeting
that will be extended to the former
students of the High School on their
home coming will be a most cordial
one. The general officers of the asso-
citation G. E. Dewey, Mrs. w. P. Robin
son, Walter M. Burke and Louis NJ
Theirs have for their aids commit
tee consisting Of Charles w. Allen, H.
B. Briggs, Edward G. Theirs, Frank FL.
Lyman, Mrs. Harriet II. Hollister,
Misses Cora Graves and Elizabeth Fill
bin and Sydney Maddox. This COM
mittee will have entire charge of the
reception and entertainment of the
guests at the Home Coming. The
principal addresses at the banquet will
be delivered by Louis F. Rahr, Mrs.
Jennie MARITIME Gonzales and Miss
Bond. The hi -ennial reunion memorial
roll will be read by Mrs. Mary D.
Bradford. During the two years that
have passed since the last reunion the
number Of deaths among the members
of the association. has been abnormal
ly large and Mrs. Bradford will read
notices of the death of more than a
score Of men and women who had form
erly been prominent in the schools of
the city.
One Of the features Of the reunion
will be the exhi bition of large num-
Der of old pictures of Kenosha boys
and girls taken during the time they
were in school, Hundreds of these
pictures have been collected in the
past four or five years and the collec-
tion shown this year will be larger
than ever before.
The reunion is to open with an auto
mobile trip about the city and the re-
turning students are to have a visit
ing hour between noon and one o'clock.
The dinner will be served at one
O'Clock and will be served by the la
dies of the Henry M Simmons church
The program will be carried out imme-
diately after the dinner with Col. w.
w. Strong acting as POSTMASTER. The
following is the program for the BIZ
ennial meeting of the association:
Program
Song ............... "Home Again !"
Fillmore Starkweather, Precentor
Invocation. :. Rev. Samuel J. Vinegar
Banquet
President s address. C. Ernest Dewey
Secretary's report. :. Walter M. Burke
Toastmaster. .......... w. w. Strong
Trio-Violin and Piano. ........,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcusson, Mrs.
Harriet Starkweather
Hollister
In Memoriam. Mrs. Mary D. Bradford
Address. .............. Louis F. Rahr
Song-Barcarole. .....s............
........ High School Girls Chorus
Address. Mrs. Jennie MARITIME Gonzales
Response of Glass of 1909. Emily Bond
Impromptu Speeches
Treasurer IS Report
Report of nominating committee
Election of Officers
High School Orchestra .....
...,............ National Medley
Presentation of Charles Quarles
Memorial Fountain by Glasses
1907 and 1909 on School
School Grounds
dwelling of Fountain. ........
......... Miss Elizabeth Lyman
Life of G.. Quarles. Ralph S. Kingsley
Presentation, Class '07.. jay Glerum
Presentation, Glass 100. Elmer Pedley