Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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THEIQIIALIVIANAC The Iliterarp bounties Four important organizations of Toledo Higl1 School are the literary societies, IYebster. Pericleans. Philaletheans and Demos- thenean. There are enrolled in the four societies about Q50 members. Each society holds two regular meetings each month, at which time a literary program is given, consisting of salutatory. debate. essay. extempore and oration. The societies offer excellent training for the students of T. H. S. in the way of public speaking. The old spirit of rivalry between the societies has died down this year and all four societies are working together with one purpose in mind-to make this the best and most prosperous year in the history of the societies. FIRST JOINT MEETING The four literary societies of T. H. S. held a joint meeting in December at the High School Auditorium. A literary program was given. consisting of: Salutatory: A Trip thru the Capitol . . Rose Daugherty Debate: Resolved. That Roosevelt Should be Re-elected . Affirmative: Claude Campbell. Esther Gore. Negative: Carl Kelley. Geneva Reinhart. Story: The Fog ...., Edwin Tippett Piano Solo ...,. Robert Trautwein Yaledictory: Passing of the Passion Play Marguerite Terhune All the numbers of the program were well prepared. showing careful study of the subject and also good delivery. After the program a reception was held in Rooms Q and 3. The rooms had been very IJI'9TT1lj' decorated with pennants of the school and societies. This was the first joint meeting of all the literary societies that has ever been held. The meeting was a great success. both in the literary and social part. showing the splendid work which is being accomphshed by the societies tlns year. WIC l3S'l'ER-DEIX It JS I7 E HATE The United States excels all other countries in most respects. so is it any wonder that the followers of our American orator. Daniel XYebster, defeated those of the Grecian. Deniosthenes? The first preliminary debate was held in the High School Audi- torium. .Ianuary QU, 1911. f'ontrary to custom. the two boys' societies, the AVebst.ers and Demosthenians. met in debate. thus insuring one boys' team taking part in the championship debate. The subject was one of great interest to our America-n nation today. Resolved: that a tariff for revenue only would be more desirable than a protective tariff. Edwin Tippett. Varl Kelly and lllti