Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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Top row: Dwight Herrick, Ann Pickard, Geraldine Merchant, Virginia Mammen, glra Campbell, William George Brown, 'FEverett Melby, Nancy Raisbeck, Katherine Colvin, Ruth Armstrong, Margaret McDorman, tftLois Livingston. Front row: Susan Havens, jane Larrick, Betty Burklund, ARichard Postlethwait, Miss Inman, Miss Harrison, Julia Brando, Elizabeth Danforth, :ltBetty Livingston, Eleanor Dodgson, Eleanor Morris. Associate members. Short Story Club EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE William George Brown Richard Postlethwait Elliott Brock jane Larrick Susan Havens Eleanor Dodgson Service, sincerity, courtesy. That is the standard of the Short Story Club-that is the maxim which has withstood the assaults of all the years since 1917, when Miss Inman wisely discerned Bloomington High Schoolis need for an organization of this kind N . . . ow we find an advancing club, progressing this year because of the cooperation of its twenty-five members, the advisers, Miss Inman and Miss Alta Mae Harrison, and its patroness, Mrs. L. B. Merwin, who each year presents a cup to the writer of the best short story. Nor do we give any small credit to the judges, Mr. Vrooman, Mrs. B. L. Stevens, and Mrs. Hendryx, who so kindly gave attention to our manuscripts, giving the Merwin cup to Elliott Brock, the second place to Margaret McDorman, and the third, to William George Brown. 85 NW 'f-1 N1 W- 1-X e ff N ff.. is 2a.u2nz.xa:x1 -a..a:u:-4:-v -unc.. 1 ,Lava M- -' -' '- , -f NW-1