Central Intermediate School - Memories Yearbook (Ottawa, IL)

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Eliza 5 P DLYSCQPE 5 :-1. aszsr-3 I 33 l Newman Club OFFICERS THIEBERT CONQUEROR .... .... P resident BLANCHE COLGAN ....... ....... S ecretary GRACE DOLAN .... .......... T recaszweo- F. S. SIEBERT .... .... F aculty Aclvisoo' MEMBERS Robert Barthelemy Francis Duke Elizabeth Murphy Gerald Baxter Leo Eaton Mary Murphy Virginia Beitz Beatrice Belsly Kenneth Benz Edward Bland Eleanor Brady Miriam Brodbeck Truman Carrithers Michael Cleary Elizabeth Cody Blanche Colgan Clement Colgan Margaret Conlon Thiebert Conqueror James Costello Lucille Cummings Mary Cummings Harold Currie Mary Cusack John Daley Albert DeCre1ner Raymond Dee Helen Dengel Grace Dolan Della Brown John Ebers William Farrell Ruth Fischer Margaret Ford John Fox Lyle Hamilton Walter Happ Frances Hasse Thomas Hedgin Robert Herweg Walter Heyd Joseph Lammers Helen Leitner Susan Mahle John Manning Kathryn Maroney Antoinette McDonald Helen McDonough Margaret McElwee James Mcllvaney Joseph Miller Ralph Mohan Maurine Moloney Dorothy Wolgamott Rose Murphy Claire Murray Evelyn O'Brien Theodore Phillips William Rainey Paul Reihsen Leo Riley John Robb Felicia Ryan Raymond Schmidt Walbert Scurry Arthur Shipherd Leo Staab Florence Stepzinski Catherine Strom Helen Strom Andrew Thomas Ralph Thompson Cecil Wallace John Wantuck Teresa Whalen Hazel Wolf

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PEISZS3-2: E PDLYSCQPE E -21192.63 ROBERT LINDBERG BETH MASSEY . . . ELEANOR WRIGHT. . . ELVIN OVERTON. . Miss HOPPER ...... l85l French Club . . . . . . .P1'esicle1z.t . . . .Vice-P1-'esiclent . . . . . . .Secretzmcy . . . , . . . . Trects'm er Social Clbaiwnan ARLETTE HANLY. .... . . . . . .Faculty Admfsoa' The Bradley French Club is an organization whose main purpose is to supplement the work of the classroom. Opportunity is given to learn a great deal about the French people, their customs, music, art, and history. Meetings are held on the third Thursday of every month and usually some French holiday or custom is celebrated. The program of the past year has been very interesting and helpful. At the first meeting the Social Hall was transformed into a true French restaurant, La Clef d'Or. The members selected their repast from Les Cartes du Jour printed in French, were served by French garcons and used French money. The most important event was the Christmas party. Other holidays celebrated dur- ing the year were: St. Valentine's day, and Fish day, or April Fool's day. The mem- be1's were also initiated into the rules of a regular French football game. A heated battle was fought between the representatives of four French cities, Paris, Marseilles, Grenoble and Dijon. The third annual banquet was held on April 17, at the Creve Coeur Club, at which Professor Algernon Coleman of the Romance department of the University of Chicago, was the principal speaker. There was also a delightful musical program and six of the members presented a'short French play, La Joie Fait Peur, which was very much enjoyed by all. Frank Albright Helen Baker Kenneth Becker Eleanor Brady Morris Byus Truman Carrithers Mary Ellen Cusack Ethel Day Gwendolyn Dargel Louis Diercks John Fox Mary Ellen Fritsche Whitney Gregory Arlette Hanly MEMBERS Gladys Hedstrom Dorothy Hollowell Neta Hoobler Margaret Ireland Don Joseph Alice Keyser Florence Knupp Robert Lindberg Suzanne Mahle Beth Massey John Manning Ruth Memler Maurine Montgomery Edith Munns Elvin E. Overton Henry Pattison Avice Perdew Dorothy Ringness Walbe1't Scurry Wellington Sharp Lucille Smiley Darroll Swanson Virginia Stein Vernon Unger Eleanor Wright Irma Young