College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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r? ::: fe ; (-■ . • iv .cT|iipj9»ilLBftllte: Sixly-juur T -ii - ' V Rcn ' kwood Clemens The Lowell Literary Society Jst Semester May Nichols CiiAKiorri: Cikmkss HoiiKin Kahrar t ' lAHKNtK MlI.I.K.R Prt ' siiltnt V. I ' nxiihiit Serretarif Tn tisiirvr 2nd Si ' tnester Henry Harckk ErXICK U(KKW X)I1 Kl.IZAUKTlI HaSUY Fail Nichols HE T, Dwell T.itirarv Society has just completed one of tlie most suo- cessful years in the history of its orgaui ation whicii dates hack, to 1891. The aim of the society is to train students for ;-reattr litirarv activity. The Lowell representatives on the ( leaver and Conference debate teams and in the Declamatory contest prove that the pur- pose of the organization has been accomplished in an excellent manner. The joint Christmas program given l)y the two societies is the outstjind- ing feature of the year ' s work. We hope this may become an annual event. The social side of the organization has not been neglected as is evidenceii by the good times eii ' ioyed . ' it the opening reeiption, .-ind the p.-irly given by some of the Sophomores in honor of tlie j)arl ieip. ' uit s in the .Ml I ' reshmen program.