Argenta Oreana High School - Pilot Yearbook (Argenta, IL)

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ORCHESTRA Our orchestra has been very successful this year under the leadership of Mr. Walters, with Frances Bopp as pianist. We not have twelve members v ho are now as follows: Saxophones......Harold Craig, Robert Barclay, Dorothy Mili Violins---Donald Craig, Elsie Barton, Alide Graves and LinoTa Irvine. Corntt....... Clayton Craig. Trombone.....Froman Miller, Clarinet.... .Virginia Autar». Drums........Owen Barclay, !4ax Craig. They appeared in public at the Senior and Junior Blays, joining with Cisco orchestra at the fatter, giving a concert before the play.-. -On May 17, the orchestra went to Cisco and with the Ciscdf orchestra gave a goncert there under the auspices of the Parent Teacher's Assn, pf that town. .--Hr. Walter expresses his desire for them to paly a loint concert over WJBL Saturday May 23. r j J Frances Bopp »26. prize for the laziest man in school Prof.- I'm offering a and I think you will win. Glen-All right; roll me over and put it in my hip pocket. Mr, C•— “Ever had economics? Froman- No. Just measles and Chicken pox . Faye W.- I hope you will dance with me, to-night, Craig. Harold- Oh, certainly, I hope you don t think I came here only for pleasure’.- Helen S.- What's the matter, dear? .. . , W.- Can't get this confounded started to work, think there must be a short circuit somewhere. ” Helen - How annoying; Can't, you lengthen it? Mr, C. - I will use my hat to represent Mars , any questions before I go on? Ralph C.— Yes. Is liars inhabited? Are there Blanche K.- Virginia's fiance is a dreadfully bad Thelma G. - I wondered why she didn't like to let egg. » him drop. At Bazaar— One dollar a kissjf Olivor - Give mo 50pf worthr

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ORGANIZATIONS The Sew and Sew Club On September 17, the girls who were taking Domestic Science and Domestic Art at that time, and the girls who had taken it at previous times, mey% met in the Domestic Science Room and organized a Home Arts Club with Miss Bailey as sponser, Frances Bopp, Pros., Faye VVelge, Vice Pres., Dorothy Lowery, Sec'y. and Treas. It was decided that we should meet every two weeks and becasue of our school duties we should adjourn at lO o'clock As there were 34 in the club, it was planned that two members should act as hostesses -at each meeting. At our second meeting, each girl answered the rool call with a name for the club. After the names had been suggested, they were voted on and So and Sew Club become the name of our club. The club has accomplished various kinds of work including wax Work, basket weaving, hemstitching and embroidering, besides visiting the Homo Complete in Decatur and the Parlor Meat Mar- ket in Deacturr thus gaining knowledge that will be very benefic- ial to us in the futu’-ov Bererfehy—Lewery, ‘38 Florence White, '26 Literary Societies. The Literary Societies were organized September 21, 1926. ■Lt-was There were two societies, the Ionian and Delphian. It was planned to meet about every three weeks and ttt t each soc- iety alternate in giving the proggam. A social hour was planned after each program. Some of tho special meeting were hold on Hallowe'en, Christams and Valentines Day. The officers of the Ionian society were: Miss Bailey, lea- der, Harold Craig, Pres., Helen Piesson, Vice Pres., Donald Craig, Sec'y. and Treas. The officers of the Delphian society were: Miss Pierson, leader, Sara Stout, Pres., O. Beimfohr, Vice Pres., and Bonnie TV 311, Sec'y. and Treas.,

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interesting or entertaining to is as follows: THE OWL Tho OWL has endeavored this year, to act as a news- paper to tho pupils of Argenta High School, a pprearing seven times previous to this number. A small fee of 5g wa3 charged to cover the expense of production. The Seniors have been responsible for the publica- tion of the OWL and each one has contributed such articles as he or she thought would be its readers., The OWL staff Editor Oliver Beimgohr Ass't. Editor Frances Bopjp Bus’, “anager Charlotte Wimberly Ass't. Bus. Mgr. Florence White The following sections appeared in thepaper: Scholastic Organizations Athletics Calendar Personals Home Economics Agriculture Jokes Cartoonist Grade School otes This issue , is the largest that has ever been put out, being entirely a Senior paper, serving as an annual. Because of the ezira effort and expense which has been put forth on thispaper, it is necessary to sell it to the public for 10 cents. Florence White 26. A calendar was prepared for this paper by Virginia Auten, but when this issue of the OWL was printed it could not be found. We regret that we cannot present to the readers, a record of the events as they occurred during the year.