Georges Township High School - Georgian Yearbook (Uniontown, PA)

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Georgian Ifiterarg nrietg The Georgian Literary Society was organized in 1920. Its first years work was successful. And each successive term it has become better, and each year a class ot' well trained literary students are de- veloped. During the last year of its operation many improvements have been made and several new customs have been establishd. The Georgian Society along with the Emerson have worked to- gether in friendly rivalry for the past three years. A very interesting program is given every week, the two societies alternating. The en- tire school is present at each of these meetings. The program con- sists in essays, orations, and debates. The two societies have profited greatly in recent years through their increase in membership. Each year they are benefited by the addition of a large freshman class. In no department of the school have the Georgians been found wanting. In recitations, in society, and in athletics we have always maintained a high record. Never yet has our high standard been low- ered but waving in the bright atmosphere of courage and hope, it has ever stood for all that is loyal and true and in this way has been a credit to our school. I Horace Montgomery, 523. 64