Central Intermediate School - Memories Yearbook (Ottawa, IL)

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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.

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