Akron High School - Torpedo Yearbook (Akron, IA)

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it wmv .1 mf i.-- lfLL.JCJL-l F7 BETA SOCIETY , The Beta Society was organized in September, 1922, with a mem- I bership of thirty-seven. This society is purely literary and has for its purpose the promotion of the literary life in the high school. Our Hrst program, which was given Oct. 27 had Hallowe'en traditions as its principle theme. This Society was the first to have a debate and we hope that this may be an incentive to keep up this work and per- l.aps organize a debating society in the near future. l I l OFFICERS i President ........ ............... ..... S i byl McCorkell Vice President .... ....................... I nez Cobb Secretary ........ ....................... D esia Wallin Sergeants .... ..... N orman Dahl and T'ed Cummins MEMBERS IN HIGH SCHOOL I L r Philip March Anita Maynard i Desia Wallin Ruth Brown Harold Clark Linneart Anderson Harry Bliss . Oma Ogden Edith Heeren Evelyn Hoffman Arthur Huebner I Winnifred Huff 1 I SENIORS Gladys Harris J UN IORS Ted Cummins Genevieve Christenson Donald Cross SOPHOMORES Lynn Booth Violet Crow Clifford Johnson FRESHMEN Gladys Huff Violet Jacobs Clara Mentzer Clifford Metz Inez Cobb Sibyl McCorkell Richard Hauck Lillian Jeffers Pearl Hendricks Veda Huckert Ora Talbott Myrtle Oaks Eleanor Paulson Donald Waturbury Iva Welch ilZ1C.Z.!tJL

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l - ,.,. - , ., ,-.--,..--., 1 I - H.--.........h....... -MMM 4-.-.A-.. l-fl-l ALPHA SOCIETY The Alpha Society, which was organized in September, 1922, was the first of three literary organizations- It has appeared on four occasions during the year, presenting a Thanksgiving and New Year's program which were very well carried out. The society has note worthy talent in puiblic speaking. One of the members, Darrel John- son, took Hrst place in humorous class over Hawarden, Ireton and Westheld in Declamatory contest. Alpha is Hrst place in most every- ii: frm ri'-is r-1 rits Clin 1 -W eaava- - -ITMJ I-il fill :J r:':::iT J ' t 'P t t' 1 thing. President -- Vice President - - - OFFICERS Secretary .......... ................... Sergeant of Arms ........ Leslie Ross Advisor ........... Clifford Aalfs Jesse Brown Erma Waterbury Harold Ferries Hiram Lias Iva Belt Irene Bly Bernice Boyd James Klauer Edna Meske MEMBERS SENIORS Orley Hanck JUNIORS Besse Bennett SOPHOMORES Ruth Waterbury Darrel Johnson Viola Maynard FRESHMEN Arthur Dahl Theodore Yeaton Clarence Hanck George Snyder Evah Stinton ---Muriel Bradley --Evelyn Hoschler --Caryl McCorkell and Sperling Anderson Miss Hays Richard Kyl Bartley Ogden Quibley Fletcher Vesta Kyl Conrad Riely Clarence Meske May Kjose Clara Johnson Archie Waterbury Floyd Waterbury 1 Li Lung-jz 1:1 LQQTQ g ,N-my -e -- A E13 C1 C-lf C 1

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'Q' Y' ' V ' 'F V 1r:aE-1 rw rf 3 A--A--M .lg ,rlfiireet up rs i ZETALEATHEAN SOCIETY Organized 1922 Motto:-Energy Wins l The members of this society have from the very beginning done strong literary work, ever striving to obtain the best. The Society T must succeed for it is founded upon that which makes all true success possible. The -etals attributed their success as a society to hard digging and good, conscientious study. OFFICERS President ...... ................ ....... I z etta Kelly Vice President ............................ Hilda Horschler Secretary .................................... Elsie Johnson Seargents ........ Herbert Cunningham and Oather Cummins Advisor .... ................................ M iss Gillet MEMBERS SENIORS Alpha Johnson Izetta Kelly Hilda Horschler Margaret Burke Milton Erickson Elsie Johnson Edith Nelson J UNIORS Gerald Smith Carrie Akers SOPHOMORES Clarence Metz Daisy Boden William Horschler Bernice Burnett Herbert Cunningham Mae Johnson FRESHMEN Hazel Taylor Robert Brown Hazel Hofstad Bernice Heeren Karl Youngstrom Faye Replogle Veryl Allen Lovinna Allison Everett Coyle Dorothy Johnson Mabel Kjose Edith Johnson Theodore Yeaton Oather Cummins Muriel Talbott Margaret Clayton Valda Erickson Ira Hammer Olive Hofstad EI!CIilE3L