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 - Class of 1901

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Page 33 text:

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Officers and Members of the Platonian Society Harry Kendall Roscoe Potts Burnes Moore Will S. Hogsett Kimber Barton Burnes V. Moore Roy D. Bradbury Roscoe Potts Laurence Blodgett Paul R. Kirtley Harry S. Wayman Colors: Apple Green and Pink. Yell: Agomen! Dergomen! Rip! Ray! Rah! Plato! Plato! Sis! Boom! Bah! , «OFFICERS.v»M President James Austin Vice-President Harry Wayman Secretary Howard Hudson Earl Wells Praetor Platonian v'MMEMBERSv'M • James H. Austin Woodford Taylor Earl Wells Clifford Jones Joseph R. Ellis Paul J. Neff Guy B. Moore Tom Orr Ralph Freyschlag Treasurer Critic - Sergeant-at-Arms Harry Kendall Ewing Walker R. Howard Hudson Earl Shrout Howard McPherrin Edwin Dunlap Harry Becket Ed Look ridge -33—

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Page 34 text:

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The Platonian Society. Once upon a time there was organized a society of genii called the “Kansas City High School Debating Society.” It was composed of both boys and girls, and the principal business transacted at the meetings was chewing gum and avoiding program duty. This society remained alive for about two years, when most of the masculine element decided that better literary work could be done by a society composed entirely of boys than by the mixture of boys and girls then composing the aforesaid Debating Society. So they seceded and organized themselves into a separate and distinct society having for its object, the enlargement of the human brain. Finally some one had a thought, (for a change). It was that the name should be the Platonian Society; this name was adopted unanimously. Ever since the society started, it has been remarkably successful. When Open Sessions were given in Central, everyone looked forward to the Platos’ Open Session with more than usual interest; for they always contained good literary matter combined with plenty of rather warm roasts directed against their poor, weak colleagues, the Philos, C. L. C.s and S. L. H.s. But even since the Open Sessions have been taken away, since the very life of the societies has been plucked out, even in the face of the strongest of opposition, the Platos have not given an inch. They have taken all the more interest in their hall programs and have endeavored through them to show the pupils of the school what they can do. Will S. Hogsett. £((•nr

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