University of Wisconsin Oshkosh - Quiver Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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LYCEUM E. Krenz A. Allen L. Brown C. Zeismer W. Fox E. Faith C. Zeroth W. Fricc L. Conger A. Krdman C. Tow nsend G. Jones G. Yost OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President.....................Gomer Jones Charles Zeroth Vice-President................Louis Neuville Harry Rumpel Secretary........................Leland Brown Gustave Zeismer Treasurer........................Charles Zeroth Lyman Conger Critic...........................Elmore Miller Gomer Jones Marshal..........................Antone Erdmann Walter Fox page sixty-seven

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LYCEUM You are friend , scholars, and soldiers. Lyceum is the oldest of the literary societies. Should it not mean something to us that we are the oldest society in the Normal? It is inspiring to know that that to which we pledge our loyalty is not for a day only, but it has stood the test of two score years and five. Our motto, We shape our own destiny,” we try to indicate by our standard of literary, debating, and parliamentary work, which along with music makes the larger part of our regular programs. This year there are pleasant memories of the Lyceum-Phoenix dance, the Christmas party, and the annual boat ride. Golden are the happy hours spent together; sterling are the friendships made. MEMBERS A. Erdmann C. Taylor W. Fox C. Zeroth G. Yost G. Jones G. St. Thomas E. Faith C. Townsend L. Conger A. Allen G. Zeismer W. Price E. Krenz H. Rumpel F. Wcntker F. Darling L. Brown E. Miller J. Lesselyoung E. Polley L. Neuville R. Roedl f-aftr »ixty-«ix

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 “They are pretty to walk with, Witty to talk with, And pleasant to look upon, too. It is now twenty years since the Alethean society was organized. During that time it has upheld consistently its ideals of loyalty and service, both in its own ranks and in the school as a whole. This year the same Alethean spirit has been shown in its programs, consisting of the study of operas and magazines; and in the social activities of the society such as the Alethean Reception, the Christmas Romp, the Mother’s Day Program and the Alethean-Philakean dance. Although this year has been filled with pleasant associations, the Aletheans look forward to the coming year as one in which their standards may be set even higher and their bonds of friendship more closely woven. No account of the society, however, would be complete without a mention of our patroness. Miss Peake, and our chaperons, Miss Cullen, Miss Williams, and Miss Milne, whose suggestions have done so much to make Alethean a success. MEMBERS Frances Barron lone Peters Lucille Nolte Joe Cambier Myrtle Anderson Irma Wille Laura Ihrig ■Beatrice Holland I-oraine Martin Gladys Williams Zua Dane V’iola Seymour Gladys Koeser Esther Stocking Eileen Tompkins Elizabeth Allen Ellen Due Violet Reynolds I ouise Roewekamp Alma La Perriere page sixty-eight