The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-06-20
GIVE FAREWELLS TO SCHOOL.
Walter Thompson Gives Annual Vale
dictory and salutatory is Given by
Miss Ada Tillotson- Glass Tree is
Planted on Campus This Afternoon.
(From Wednesdays Daily


One of the most interesting events of
at the High school took
place this afternoon when the annual
class day exercises were. held. At the
class day exercises this year the pro-
gram was made more notable than in
any former year.
In honor of the last public gathering
of the class Of 1912, the auditorium of
the High school was beautifully dec
grated and great crowd of people
gathered for the closing exercises.
The colors of the senior and junior
classics were very much in evidence in
good feeling shown between the mem
bers of the two classes.
The program opened with musical
selection by the Girls Glee Club Of
the High school after which the salu-
tatory was given by Miss Ada Tillot-
son. The annual class history was read
| by Miss Ebba Norlander and it showed
| the glories that had been won by 1912
in the four years of high school work.
| The annual mementos were presented
| by Richard Barden and Miss Marian
Brister, and they brought smile from
/ every member of the class. The class
will was read by Paul Windesheim and
lall the treasures of High school life
were handed down to the lower class
men in true legal verbage. The class
prophecy by Miss Gladys Gottlieb pre-
dicted brilliant future for every mem
Der of the class. After another selec-
tion by the glee club, Edison Hardy
gave the class poem, after which the
Junior FareWells to the Seniors were
given by Lester Crook. Miss Helena
Hammond Of the class Of 1911 gave the
memorial from her class and the pro-
gram closed with the farewells to teach
ers and students given by the class
valedictorian, Walter Thompson.
At the close of the program at the
auditorium the students gathered on
the campus for the planting Of the class
tree and the annual ivy grafton was
given by Alex Olshefsky.
On Thursday evening the annual class
play "The College Widow, will be
given at the Rhode opera house. The
cast of characters for the play is an
nounced as follows:
Billy Bolton, half back. ......
............... Paul A. Windesheim
Peter Witherspoon, A. NJ, Phi. D., Pres.
AtMater College. =. Louis w. Nelson
Hiram Bolton, D. D. L. D., Pres. of
the K. & II. Road. Walter Thompson
Matty" MCGOWAN, trainer.
$50, Harold Toner
Hon. Elan Hicks Of Squantonville,
.............. Edmond Van Liere
l"Bub" Hicks, freshman.
..............,. Richard r. Garden
Jack Lafrobee, the football coach
.................. Alex Olshefsky
| Copernicus Talbot, postgraduate
tutor......... Harwood G. Edwards
Silent Murphy, center rush.
$500 ......... ......J John J. Mangel
Stub Talmadge, busy undergraduate,
............... Edison Hardy
| Tom Pearson, right tackle Paul Boehm
IOllie Mitchell, student. Francis MAYER
Jimsey" Hopper, student
............... William P. Tronvig
Jane Nitherspoon, the college widow
.....,.,.. 80. Gladys NJ Trenary
Bessie Tanner, an athletic girl.
......:...... Marian ]. Brister
Flora Virgins, prominent waitress
4 .'...,............ Mary Pitcher
Mrs. Primley Dalzelle, grass-widow,
reliable chaperone .......
............... Margaret Cavanaugh
Town Girls.
Bertha Tyson. ..... ..Tresa Zens
Sally Cameron. Marguerite Harbaug1
Josephine Barclay $500. Ada Tillotson
SYNOPSIS.
The scenes of the play are laid at At
water College, an inland institution Of
learning lying east of Minnesota and
somewhat west Of New York.
i Act LIN front of the main building
at the opening Of the fall term in early
September.
Act 1.-THE faculty reception in the
gymnasium. One day elapses between
Acts | and II.
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