The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-05-19
THE SPECTATOR
By ELLIOTT J. PIEZE

RTW ALUMNI RE- UNION
SPOTLIGHTS
COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES
The Spotlight" of the COM
mencement activities this year at
Booker T. Washington High school
will be the Annual Re-Union
program and other annual activ-
tiles of the Alumni which will be
presented on Wednesday after
noon, June 6 and Thursday even
ing, June 7 by the Alumni As
ISOLATION. All plans have been
completed and indications point
to the fact that this years Re-
Union is going to be the greatest
so far, in the interesting history
of the school.
The class of 1881 will celebrate
its second Reunion, after 20
years out of dear ole BTW. All
of the Alumni in general will re-
turn to their school on this very
special occasion to participate in
what is predicted to be the
greatest and most talk-of Re-
Union ever witnessed in this
area.
REUNION PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6-2 Pm.
The Annual Re-Union Program
will be presented on Wednesday
afternoon, June 6, in the schools
auditorium. The program will be-
gin precisely at z pm, and will
last for one hour. DR.. Samuel
johnson, Pharmacist at the
Economy Drug Store, is schedul-
ed to deliver the principal ad-
dress in behalf Of the class OF
l941, celebrating its first Re-
Union. Attorney John D. john
son, well known Miami lawyer,
has been invited to deliver the
address in behalf of the class OF
1891. of which he was mem
Der. celebrating its second Re-
Union. The rest of the program
will consist of the regular Re-
Union presentations.
Following the program, the
Annual Get-together Social will
be held at the Elks Club, in honor
of the Re-Union classes. This is
the affair where old friends ana
classmates will meet and greet
each other in memory OF the gooo
ole days spent at BTW.
REUNION BALL THURSDAY
JUNE AT ROCKLANO
Following the program and the
social, the Annual Reunion Ban
will be held on the next evening,
Thursday, June at the Rock
land Palace beginning at 10 pm.
This is the affair, which IN eftect
will be a combined Reunion
and Returned Students Ball, be-
cause the occasion will mark the
meeting and greeting of the many
Miami students who will have re-
turned from college for the sum-
mer holidays. Special recognltlon
will be given to each group OF
return students as well as to the
members of the Reunion classes
of BTW.
Invitations for this much
talked about and eagerly await
ed Ball are now being mailed to
the students in the various col
leges. They are, also being mailed
in the Miami area to Alumni pa
irons who are already in this
area. Members of the present
graduating classes of Booker T.
Washington, Dorsey and Carver
High Schools will also be invited
to come out and join the enter
tainment, where everybody will
have fun and pleasure. The
Alumni's regular patrons will
also be invited. Anyone who has
not received his invitation by May
%, is asked to kindly get in
touch with President Elliott j.
Pieze, of the Alumni Association
at the office of the Miami Times.
He will be happy to see to 1t that
you receive invitations for your
self and friends.
Funds raised from the sponsor
ship of the Reunion Ball will be
used to finance the Alumni annu-
al scholarship award, which goes
each year to some deserving mem
Der of the graduating class.
It's going to be great time
when it's Re-Union time at BTW
high school.