The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-01-31
ANNOUNCE HONOUs TODAY
Miss Blanche ursula Emery Wins First
Honors With Miss Ruth M. Soulen
second-Class Day, Senior Banquet
And Commencement Celebrated.

Twenty one students of the Kenosha
High School are saying farewell to
schooldays this week. It is commence
ment week for the midyear graduating
class and it is crowded with functions
in keeping with its Importance. These
will eliminate on Friday evening at
eight clock at the Rhode Opera House
when the third annual mid-year com
mencement exercises of the Kenosha
High School win take place. Professor
A. B. Hall, favorite in Kenosha, has
been secured to deliver the commence
ford, superintendent of the Kenosha
Schools, will present the diplomas
The festivities of commencement
week will commence this evening when
Guild Hall will be the scene of the
Senior Banquet and the twenty one
graduates will be officially ushered into
the alumni organization of the school.
The outstanding feature Of the occas-
ion will be the announcement of the
honors of the class by G. N. Tremper,
Principal of the High School Miss
Blanche Ursula Emery will at that
time be announced as the valedictorian
Of the class with Miss Ruth M. Soulen
winning second honors. Third, fourth
and fifth honors Of the class have been
won respectively by Helen L. Mainland,
Elvery G. Jensen and Cecil r. Better.
The class will give its farewell to
the student body of the school on
Thursday afternoon at two thirty in
the Assembly Room when they will
present the Glass Day program. This
is a combination of literature, music
and humor, which is expected to show
the talent of the class and promises to
be one of the most interesting events
of the entire week. The afternoon s
program will be as follows:
Music; Introductory. High School Orchestra
Salutatory ................ Ruth Soulen
class History ....,..........
....... Cecil Better, Eleanor Schulien
Music: Senior Glass Song. Senior Class
Class Poem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
-. Elyery Jensen, Frances Williams
Tronvig, Alta Jensen, Nick zimani
Senior Memorial .......,..: Edna Gail
Piano Solo: "Rondo Capriccioso" Men
delssohn) ........ Miss Beatrice Kort
Junior Farewell. 1890. Robert McElwain
Glass viii. Bessie Bailey Clara Anderson
Naledictory ............... Blanche Emery
Music a. I'm the Time of Roses
b. keep the Home Fires Burn
Burning" ..... Boys Quartet
AS a preliminary to commencement
week the class presented during the
holidays the clever class play, "The
Colonel IS Maid", three act comedy
that won and merited the praise of all
who attended it. The officers of the
class which will be graduated on Fri
day evening are: President, Walter
Henschen; Vice-P President, Helen Main
land; Secretary, Nick Zimani; Sergeant
at-Arms, George Crawford; Reporter,
Frances Williams.
The class, which is the largest which
has ever been graduated from the Keno
sha High School at a mid year com
mencement is composed of the follow
ing members, all of whom will receive
their diplomas on Friday evening:
Classical
Adrian James Dornbusch-2, f. Alta
Jonsen-2, Helen Laura Mainland-3,
VIM Durham Martin, Jr.--2, Florence
Cecilia Vanderberg-3.
Scientific
Bessie Mae Bailey, James Judson
Barden Cecil Everett Better, George
Saver Crawford, Blanche Ursula Emery,
Walter Ernst Henschen, Elvery Gladys
Jensen, Ruth M Soulen, Ethel Louise
Trouvig, Mildred Evelyn Van Vie,
Frances Louise Williams, Nicholas
Zimani, Eliza Loella Baird.
English
Clara Theresa Anderson, Eleanor
Pauline Schulein, Frank S. Hartman.