Dothan High School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Dothan, AL)

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Y. 4 il qu Quests The Edgar A. Guest Literary Society was organized in September, 1922. This marks the beginning of one of the best literary organizations ever established in the Dothan High School. Not only is the Society interested in literary work such as good read- ings, debates and orations, but also in athletics. In addition to carrying off many field honors and inter-society events, the Society furnishes to the school fifty per cent of the letter men in each of the major sports. Because the Guests stand for bigger and better things, We prophecy in future years no danger will assail you, Because if you're a Guest, you'll do your best And never meet with failure. No Society ever had a better or more loyal group of officers than these have been. . Ojficers First Semester Second Semester President Ben Dempsey Leslie Ivey Vice-President Randolph Lurie John Rushing Secretary and Treasurer Paul Crawford Paul Crawford .1 5 ll, l ,z.g '-,1 N .,, .. : 1 -1,.J'E' Al. l

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1 ' 3 ,xmi ClCCFOHldHS Colors: Purple and Gold For spirit and loyalty, the Ciceronian Literary Society has won great fame., We have tried to study all the things that go to make character and that will make us successful men. Our programs have been mostly along these lines and our meetings, under the able leadership of our offi- cers, have been conducted in such a way as to train the Ciceronians in parliamentary law. While we have not won all the honors we had aspirations for win- ning, we have given our opponents hard fights, and when we have not won first place we have come out second. Our defeats have taught us that We cannot always win and have filled us with the determination to fight harder. Our Society is not the largest in the High School, but by our achieve- ments, we are proving that it is not quantity but quality that makes the Society. Officers First Term Second Term President Chalmers McCallum Clarence McQuagge . Vice-President Chester Allen Chester Allen Secretary-Treasurer Drury Flowers Earl Stapleton