Central Intermediate School - Memories Yearbook (Ottawa, IL)

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'jgaffi Z' l5Dl.YSCQ'PE E -1-2-19262 H51 Bradley Commerce Club J AMES COSTELLO . . . ...... President EUGENE MCNAUGIIT . . . . ,Vice-President RALPH JOHNSON .. ...... Secretory ERNEST HOFFMAN . . ........ T'l 9Cl'S'lL'I'E?7' LILLIAN HAY ......... . . .Social Clzctifrman LOYAL G. TILLOTSON. . . . . .Faculty Advisor The Commerce Club closed a very successful year with the annual banquet held in the Bradley cafeteria the evening of April 28, 1926. Three Zeta Pi scholarship keys were awarded at the banquet. The meeting programs for the year were carried out in a new way. Several of the programs were arranged and presented by members of local business men's associ- ations. One of the most interesting meetings of the year was a symposium meeting, at which the entire program of speeches was presented by members of the club. The Commerce Club edition of the TECH was one of the most successful ever undertaken. The aim of the Commerce Club is to bring about a closer relationship, and mutual understanding between the students of the Business Department of Bradley, and the business men of Peoria. MEMBERS Walter VV. Anderson Edgar A. Anderson Gordon Butler Wallace Bennington Stanley Brock Thomas A. Bruce Marcy Bodine Keith Blocher Gordon Bocock Wilbur Bittel Melba Blank James Costello Sherman Canty Blanche Colgan Don Challacombe Charles Clark Clarence Cordum David F. Canon Charles Conqueror W. H. Craig Michael Cleary Harrison Dixon A Glenn Dryden Lemoine Duncan John Dunlop Vernon Dearineer Earnest Eveland QEa1'l Ellinger R. L. Eklaull Herman Eckolf B. Ellis Fred Frommel Robert G. Fuller Charles Frings G. H. Grafton Dorothy Gentes Glenn Garner Forrest Gordon Ernest Hoffman Allan E. Hawley Joseph Hodgin A. N. Halsteil Max Hays 'Walter I-Ieyd Vcrla Hodgson Norwood Howard Alfred Halsled Dean Hedrick Harold Hutchinson Lillian Hay Herman Haven Anne Holliday Ralph Johnson Winifred Jones Gilbert Johnson John Kellum! Virilil Knollenberg Franklin Kendrick Albert Krueger Dale Kanive John Klopfenstein H. Kimball Jennie Look Virgil Lowman Charles Lomrnecker Eugene McNaught Mary Murphy L. R. McMillen Joseph Miller, Jr. Wallace Matthews Lawrence Mann John Morgan Ralph Milliman Fred Merritt Ralph Moharr L. Maxwell Edwin Nurss Stanley Perrin Lyle Pearson Howard Poppen Joe P-ower Harold Phillips H. S. Pettet E. P. Risser Bill Rainey Joe Roberts Garrett Roelfs Albert Roberts C. Rishel Ruth Russell C. G. Shalkhauser Leo Staab Wallace Smith Maurice Swan L. G. Sixrstad Cecil Silliman Robert Stewart Bob Smith James Sweney Jack Tompkins Ralph Thomson L. G. Tillotson Sidney Williams Bob White John Wagner Elaine Wagner VVilfred Warner Walter Wilson Roswell Wix LaVerne Wright

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'BEIQQZBE 3 PDLYSCDCPE E -3-1926? l77l English Club LOUISE lVIEYER ....... ....... P resident ESTHER EARNHEART . . . .... Viice-President KENNETH VAYETTE .... ..... T freaszwev- DOREN THORPE .... .... S ecfretary The English Club of Bradley aims both to increase the knowledge and appreciation of literature, and to encourage original Work on the part of the members. This year We have studied the one-act play and modern nov- els. One meeting Was an Original Meeting at Which essays and short stories Written by the members were read. In December the club gave a one-act Christmas play, The End of the Feud, Written by Mrs. W. Packard. Afterwards plum pudding was served in Room 123' In February a most delightful Alice-in-Wonderland costume party was held. This Was attended by the White Rabbit, the Mad Hatter, and all the other Alice characters. A Shakespearian party Was given the day before Shakespeare's birthday. Bits from two Shakespearian plays were produced, and Shakespearian food was served. On May 15 occurred the annual banquet at the University Club. To be eligible to membershi J in English Club one must be taking an C , ' C A , D advanced course in English and must be a ' B ' student.