Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-06-19
REUNION FOR
HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS OF 10
Graduates
of Barab0O School
Attend Banquet at
Morris Hotel

One of the most successful re-
unions any class of the Baraboo
High Scholl has ever held took
place at the Norris hotel at Mirror
Lake on Saturday evening when
over half the graduating class OF
1919 assembled for reunion which
they plan to make an event of every
five years.
Through the cooperation of Mr..
Daeehler, manager of the hotel.
dancing pavilion and dining-roohl
had been decoraed in rose and grey.
class colors, and dainty bouquets
of bridal wreath braced the tables.
Programs of clever design bore
the class picture, bringing back re-
collections of those who were I'M
able 0 present.
Talks and musical numbers were
interspersed throughout the dinner
the president of the class, George
Schenck, presiding as postmaster.
"In Memory" a beautiful tribute
to Miss Dorothy Davenport, the
only deceased member of the class,
was given by Hubert Hindes. The
response to the presidents vel
come was made by Virgil Roick
who voiced the plesure of the class
mate at again meeting in this agree-
able manner.
Miss Dorothev Moog gave much
enjoyed piano solo and other must
cal numbers were a duet by Miss
Martha Newman and Stanford Ri
chardson, accompanied by Miss
Margaret Davenport, and piano
music by Miss Davenport.
superintendent of Schools A. G.
Kingsford responded to the toast
"Reminiscences, bring back many
happy recollections of the high
school days of those present as we'll
as commanding them upon their a.
chievements of the past five years.
Mr.. Kingsford was elected TO hon
orary membership in the elias alum
nj association, as were also the
class advisors and Miss Katherine
Falvey.
One of the most entertaining
numbers on the program was the
reading of the class prophecy as
given at the 10 class night five
years ago, The prophecy as CIV
en- then was read by Mrs. Myrtle
Schaefer Giese of Leland and those
present derived much merriment
from the reading of the foretold flu
ture in the light of its present par
tial fulfillment
A vote of thanks was extended
the hotel manager, Mr.. Daehler, for
the excellent service and courtesy
extended the class. -
The program closed with toast
Garry On" by the president. Mr..
Schenck, in which all of the alumni
present renewed their promise to
meet again in five years, and carry
on the friendships,
Terbilcox orchestra furnished the
music for the dancing, which was
enjoyed in the hotel pavilion. Vari
colored serpentines added to the ga
iety of the occasion.
Those Present Il
Members of the class present were
Howard Monroe, Miss Margaret
Davenport, Chicago; Harlan Kelly,
New York; Mrs. Myrtle Schaefer
Giese, Leland; Hubert Hindes, Alb
leman; Kenneth McLeish, Merri-
mack; Mrs. Clara Steinke Tink-
ham, North Freedom; Mrs. Viva Ed
wards Carson, Beloit; Miss Lillian
Foley, Virgil Roick, Miss Martha
Newman, Mrs. Lyndell Brownell
Hawkins, Harry Gasser. Walter Vel
ling, Miss Catherine Kingsley, Miss
Dorothea Moog, Miss Rosalyn Will
cox, Miss Cecil Plat, Miss Clare
Hoadley, George Schenck, and
Stanford Richardson, Baraboo.
Invited guests were Superinten-
dent A.. C. Kingsford, Eustis Haw-
kins. Miss Irene Underkofler, Mrs.
George Schenck, Edward Goggin.
Baraboo; Clarence Carson, Beloit.
Harry Giese, Leland; DR.. Everett
Tinkham. North Freedom; Mr..