Addison High School - Panther Yearbook (Addison, MI)

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THE RIME OF THE MODERN FRESHMAN HUBERT VAN CAMP It is a trembling Freshman, And he istoppeth one of three. By thy chattering teeth and shaking k Now wherefore stop'st thou me? The professor's doors are open wide, And I'm a Senior wiseg The class is met, the roll is called, And lo! the whispering dies. He holds him with his trembling hand, It was in Algebra, quoth he. Let go! unhand me, Freshie green! Quickly his hand dropt he. nees, Hre holds him with his fear-filled eye- Impatient stood the Senior wise, And listens to the tale of woe, The Freshman tells with many sighs. The roll was being called, I heard my name and loudly answered, you bet Quick to Assembly was I sent, And now a pink slip will I get. Impatiently' the Senior turned Toward his classroom door, Ere you have finished High School, You'll have a 'blamed' lot more. Her-e, With apologies to Coleridge. cggzjei fum

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FORUM SOCIETY 92413 HE ADDISON High Schoog Forum, a Literary Socie-ty to prom-ote parliamentary practice and lit- erary pursuits, was organized in December, nine- teen hundr-ed fifteen. A constitution was drawn up by a committee composed of Mrs. Judith Bowen from the faculty and Elizabeth Jenkins and Wayne Gray of the student body. After being approved by the students, it went intto effect. Under this constitution everyone automatically becomes a member upon entering High School, there being no dues. The membership is divided into four groups, each of wh-ich originally put on two pro- grams, the proceeds from which were used to decorate the rooms of the High School. Amendments have been made to the constitution sinoe then, however,T providing that one program shall be presented by each group, the money taken in being given to the Athletic Asso- ciation. Every group elects its own officers, consisting of a president, sec- go ' ' l ' 1 0. QV' 1 .V 'Y 1-Q? 323 'Y Sf' wif' ll Q 'WN' Q I Al I Dlx retary, and treasurer who, with two others appoin-ted by them, com- pose the program committee. A faculty' advisor' is also chosen to assist the program committee. A vice-president and treasurer are el-ected for the whole organization. The otiicers for the past year were as follows: FIRST President ......... ,.,,,.,,,,,,.t,, ,,A,,.. M l DeFay SCCYCU-YY -4------- ,...............-. -... ........ M . G ortner SECOND President ....,.... .,,,..,,,,,,,,A,,,.,,., ,,,,,.-,,,.,,., V n Smith Sffcfetafb' --------- -g--,----.----....-. ....... S . Shoemaker THIRD President ......... ,..,..,.....,.,.,,,..,,,,, ,,.,,,, R I Harper Secretary ......... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., .AA.--v-. M I E1-k FOURTH President ........ ,,,,,.,.,..,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, R , Haight Secretary ----.--------....... l ...............................,.... ....................... ................... D . Ebbert Hubert Van Camp was elected vice-president and Margaret Erk, treasurer of the society. The Forum programs for the last two years have been given at the Masonic Auditorium. They have been well attended and we wish to thank the people of the community for their patronage. .9e,,.,.Z4, ,zur