Central Intermediate School - Memories Yearbook (Ottawa, IL)

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E136 Sl PDLYSCQPE E Eli- 19262 I 871 History Club OFFICERS SHERMAN CANTY . . ...... Presvident CATHERINE YODER ........ Vice-President ROGER LININGER . .. ..... Sec1'eta,ry-Treaszwefr' ' The History Club of Bradley College, the oldest club on the campus, was organized 1n the fall of 1898. The purpose of this organization is to offer the student an oppor- tunity to supplement the class work with practical discussions of subjects of national and local interest. The club is primarily a discussion groupg such topics as the Locarno Pact, and the World Court being discussed. Not only has this been a study club but the interests of the school have been at heart for in the recent Endowment Drive, the club gave one share of loan stock and twenty-five dollars. This year the club sponsored the bringing of Chief Child Long Lance to the College, lecturing on We, the Indians. 1. Sherman Canty 2. Charles Caulkins 3. Helen Conway 4. Gladys I-Iedstrom 5. Theodore McCullough 6. Ernest Hood 7. Thirza Covey 8. Ha1'old Bishop 9. Frances Coiman 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Elma Spickard Vera Myers Grace Thalberg Roger Lininger Ethel Day Gordon Butler Catherine Yoder Myrtle Travis Sidney Williams Dr. C. T. Wyckoff Miss Louise Nixon Frances Turnbull Mary Murphy Miriam Brodbeck Lewis Clark Maurine Montgomery Edith Munns Theodore Baer Bertha Berman Mildred Matthews

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-Elg54E: 5 Pol.YscQPE 3 -:i-1926? I 89 l Pellite Desiderium Club HELEN WOODDELL .... ........ P resident MARIE ORR ....... . . . ViCU-P'l'C5 iCl67Lf EDITH GIESSOW .. ...... Secretary IRMA YOUNG . . . .............,.......... .... T reusm'0r FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Anna LeFevre Louise Nixon P. D. stands for pcllite desidcrium which means banish homesicknessf' All out-of- town women at Bradley are eligible to this club which affords them ready made friends and a social activity each month. This year the activities have been combinations of social good times and helpful good times. On December 5 the P. D. Club gave the Pellite Hop, a benefit dance, in the gym- nasium. All of the women at Bradley helped to make this a success. The proceeds were deposited in the P. D. Dormitory Fund. Just before Christmas vacation the P. D. club and the social service committee of the Y joined in giving a party for forty children from the tenement districts of Peoria. The party was given in Social Hall. There was a tree, a big supper, gifts, and even a Santa Claus. Lela Adams Hazel Aitchison Josephine Allen Electa Arnold Ruth Artz Helen Babcook Violet Blake Helen Bragg Eleanor Brady Mable Brachler Della Brown Helen Crane Virginia Duncan CALENDAR Little Sister Party ............. Sep. Thanksgiving Party .... . . .Nov. Poor Kiddie's Party. . . . . . .Dec. t'Pellite Hop ............. . . .Dec. Party at Mrs. Burgess ..... .... J an. Party at Mrs. Hamilton's ....... Feb. St. Patrick Party ........ . . .March Dormitory Party ....... .... A pril May Picnic ......... . . .May MEMBERS Faye Estep Dorothy Gibson Ann Haegner Neva Hand Ellen Herzberg Dorothy Holowell Pauline Hoskinson Marion Koch Charlotte Kramer Ruth Kromphardt Margaret Mahannah Opal McDonough Margaret Monier 19 10 22 5 12 9 9 13 11 Marguerite Moo1'e Dorothy Morgan Velda Nagel Ruth Nichols Marie Orr Eunice Romp Elma Spickard Darroll Swanson Blanche Taylor Margaret Wilcox Helen Woocldell Irma Young