Maumee High School - Reflector Yearbook (Maumee, OH)

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32 THE REFLECTOR !...-.-.-............-... ,I 0 l I l Q v I V Morrison 2 1 Literary . aite Society 1 . sv 'Q --. -1. .-.a..+.-.-..'. .. -.- . ,. X5,f3r . ,x' RIVHARD R. TRYON The Morrison R. VVaite Literary Society organized this year with the fol- lowing officers: Harold Perrin-President Richard 'l'ryon--Vice President Julius Hrahier-Secretary-Treasurer It has become the custom ot' the literary society to hold a meeting' each Friday afternoon. A lll'Ug'I'21ll1 is presented, consisting' usually of debates and impromptu speeches concerning- subjects of the day. It was found very popu- lar to present a scene in court, the various attorneys, the jury and hizzoner, the judge, being' represented by students and members ot' the faculty. By try- ing such cases as divorce and chicken stealing, a great deal of amusement is provided. Another feature is the edition of the High School XVeakly Standard, by two of the boys. This paper, read at each meetingr, contains all the latest H, S. news and jokes, and on the whole is a very successful newspaper, if it does change hands onee a week. Public entertainments for the benefit of the societies have been impossible because of our cramped quarters and auditorium. This last is very modern tl870J, but canot seat all of the students, let alone interest the public. Handi- capped as we are, we still strive to keep up the spirit of the school and let the faithful citizens of Maumee know that we are still in town, The Society will lose three valuable members this year by graduation, but it is hoped that the number of Freshmen entering next year will more than make up the deficit.