LANARK HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS REUNIONS
Contributed by Amy Anderson -
from the Scrapbook of Pearl Puterbaugh
43rd Annual Reunion - June 1, 1923 / 44th Annual Reunion June 2, 1924 /
45th Annual Reunion June 2, 1925
46th Annual Reunion May 28, 1926 / 47th Annual Reunion May 27, 1927
Lanark High School Alumni Banquet 1927
H. Reid Horner - Toastmaster
Memories - Miss Clemmer
Hope - Arthur Kniss
Expectations - John Snively
Realizations - Glenn Ward Dresbach
52nd Annual Alumni Banquet May 27, 1932 - The Music of Life
The Tunes of the Hurdy-Gurdy - Mrs. Millie Rahn
The Call of the Trumpet - Mrs. Nellie Courts
The Delicate Tones of the Violen - Mrs. Opal Chisholm
The Harmony - Mr. L.I. Wierson
John Zuck - Toastmaster
The 53rd Annual Reunion of the Lanark School Alumni May 26, 1933
Toastmaster - R.D. Bray Class of ??
Ambition - Jennie Cross Klome Class of 1907
Preparation - Etta Eisenbise Gossard Calss of 1909
Realization - Reid Horner Class of 1920
Program Friday May 26, 1933
Selections ---- Orchestra
Vocal Solos - Come Into My Heart -- Logan
Sing Sing, Birds on the Wing - Nutting
Hazel Lego
Playet - Husband Wanted
Marjorie Ploeger & Kenneth Klome
Selection ---- Orchestra
Reading -- "The House With Nobody In It"
(From Pat Barnes "Pick Up")
Adeline Wilson
Solo --- Selected --- Guy Wolf
Selections -- Orchestra
Class of 1907 Reunion June 1938
Lanark High School, Lanark, Illinois
The class of 1907 of Lanark High School held its first reunion at Lowell Park, Dixon, on
Sunday. Eight members were present. The others members were unable to attend.
Earl Lego was elected President and Mrs. Millie Rahn, Vice President. It was decided to
meet annually. Those attending from Lanark were: Mr. and Mrs. John A. Shaner, Mr. and
Mrs. S.W. (Jennie Closs) Klone, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. (Mildred Miller) Rahn, Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil (Ada Wilson) Royer, daughter Miriam, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis (Mable Boyd)
Sprecher and son. Others present were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry (Gertrude Sheller)
Raffenberger of Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest (Beatrice Drenner) Hawk and daughter Jena
of Princeton. Those unable to be present were: Miss Vivian Valentine of Chicago, Mrs.
Grace Speck of Sunnyside, Washington and Russell Royer of Lanark.
Contributed by Linda Sturtevant Irwin, Freeport Journal Standard, June 30, 1938
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