Central High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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' ' IAARHQCDN lrslyw was rf' WH I T E .51 Atchison Lewison Ostapuff Miss Carlson Erodlelphian Literary Society Miss Carlson, Adviser COLORS: Defi Blue and White FLOWER: White Rose MOTTO: 'iLife without literature is deathf' OFFICERS First Term Second Term Third Term President ........,..... ...... E linore Atchison Ardis Lewison Jennie Ostapoff Vice President ,,,,,..,.,..... Ardis Lewison Elizabeth McPherson Eileen Rumsch Secretary ,.,,,..i...,.. ...... O lga Erickson Jennie Ostapoflf Lillian Yee Treasurer ,,,,,,, .,.,.. E lizabeth McPherson Marion Lau Helen Pazowich A few years after the organization of the Chrestos. the Erodelphian Literary Society came into existence as a sister club. Although it is the youngest of the lit- erary societies, it has rapidly come into prominence in all inter-club activities. The regular meetings are held every Friday in the Delph-Chresto club rooms. A social period to which guests are invited usually precedes the business meetings. The pro- gram is usually prepared chiefly for the entertainment of the members and their guests. but the literary topics, called L'Petite Pathew, are presented at each meeting hy various members. Guests are always excluded from the business meetings. Election of officers are held three times a year. while the election of new members takes place two times a semester. 'ES X Q -- i U LITERARY V ' SOCIETIES Two hundred six

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FX e MAROON 4 AND Y wmre flleystc-in ' Sutherland Bt-lks Civics Literary Society M r. Burton. .flrlviser COLORS: Cherry Red and White FLGWER: Ref! Carnation MOTTO: Civics Agenda Cognoscunluru OFFICERS First Term Second Term Carl Gleysteen Elmer Rustwick Presiflenl ......,.... ......James Sutherland Vice Presirlenl ,...,. ......, C farl Cleysteen -. ......Elrner Rustwick James Thompson Secretary. .,.,..,.. . Treasurer ....,... ,...,. B illy King Lester Wilkilisoli Mr. Burton Third Term .James Bolks Joe Sullivan Robert Nelson Horace Marvin The Civics Society. organized in 1890. is the oldest literary society at Central High. Its ideals are: democracy, loyalty. friendship. It has always possessed out- standing students. so has come out on top often in the inter-club activities. They always partake in the inter-club debates. basketball. baseball. golf. hockey, and tennis tournaments. The members of Civics. commonly referred to as the Kee-Y's. hold their weekly meetings in the Philo-Civics club room on Friday eve- nings. as their sister society occupies the room immediately after school. They, too, invite guests to their programs which precede the regular business meetings. Their programs vary to some extent. including debates. skits, musical numbers, and other fo rms of entertainment. Each year. with their sister club, they present an informal dance to which mem- bers of all the other literary societies are invited. TQ? LITERARY 1 socuaruas Two hundred e ight