Central High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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i . I 9 ll xx t f 1f ii' ,ff-'?'J 0 fy ' '- ' f ff 1 i 'jf- fi A if 'T I1 ' N if if A7 f7 i ,' ,, ,, ' ,iff L 1 , 1-p,,,fr ,f- ji 4--c g , .-- ,. Q Woodson Gilliland Miss Yr-hr lphillomathian Literary Society Miss Yahr, Adviser COLORS: Nile Green and White FLOWER: White Rose NTOTTOZ Dux Fcmina Factin OFFICERS First Term. Second Term. Third Term. President ,,....,..,.,, Marjorie Woodsrvii Lucille Svc Jeannette Gilliland Vice President .,.. Harriette Hatch Boody Van Dyke Marie Louise Ellis Secretary .,...,,i,.,,. Ruth McFadden Marjorie Kelly Joanna Norris Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,., Ava Lou Gaynor Lois Harper Dorothy Hagan One of the most prominent literary societies is the Philomathian Literary Society. When the Philos were organized in 1892 they chose love, honor, hope, and happiness for their ideals. The Philos try to live up to these four ideals which are represented by the four leaves of their emblem, the four-leaf clover. The Philomathians meet in their club room on the fourth Hoor every Friday afternoon at three o'clock. These meetings consist of a program and short social session before the business meeting is held. This year the Philos voted to give the money they would ordinarily use for an informal to Charity. However, they held their regular joints with their brother club, Civics, following election of new members. The Philomathian Society was the first of the girls' literary societies to suggest the short story writing contest in which all three girls' societies competed during the year. This society has also taken a very prominent part in the club declams and other school activities. -1 ' V. L j ll, I Lifx 7,' T' ', LITERARY socuaruas 3215 if 1' . iff, . j 0 r- hundred ten

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, 2 wi Mr. Dayton Hamilton Scrrill Hain Elite Literary Society Adviser. Mr. Dayton COLORS: Lavender and White FLOWER: Fleur de Lis OFFICERS First Term, Second Term. Third Term PI'l'Slit10lIf ............ ........ E ugene Hamilton Julian Serrill Max Hain Iiice President ...,,......... Julian Seri-ill Max Caspar Max Gerken Secretary .......,. ...,.,4, M ax Hain Robert McClintock George Phelps Treasurer ...... ,,,,,,., IN 'Iax Caspar Lloyd Stein Garland Everist The Elite Literary Society. one of Central Higlfs most prominent societies. was organized in I372. Upholding their principles of leadership. ability. and upright- ness. the Elites have taken an active part in most of the school activities. Several of the outstanding leaders of the student body have their names on the club roster and Elite rneml-ers have shown ability in music. debating. and athletics. The Elites and their sister club. the Hesperians. donated food for the needy. They were the first Central organizations to do such an act for the sake of Charity. The Hep-Elite organizations were the only literary societies to entertain the other societies at an informal this year. School spirit and pep displayed by members of the club help to preserve the popularity of the Elite society in the school. LITERARY SOCIETIES I 1' hundred lwclvc