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GALLAMO Hisiorya of Spizz Club HE Spizzerinetum club was organized in the Gallatin High School on September the twenty-first, nineteen hundred and twenty- two. Tl1e club was sponsored by Mrs. L. R. Doolin or as the students would say, Ma Spizzf' When at this date it was organized, the fol- lowing officers were elected: Lora Bauer, president, Emma Brown, vice-president, and Opal Mallory, secretary and treasurer. The club was organized for the purpose of boosting school activ- ities. Red caps, trimmed in black braid and made like soldier caps, were adopted. ln order to create pep the club has followed the foot- ball team to the gridiron in large trucks, had parades, banquets, and even boniires on tl1e square. On September the tenth, nineteen hundned and twenty-three, the Spizzerinctum club again met for reorganization. The following of- ficers were elected: Lucile VVilliams, president, Mary Frances Thomp- son, vice-president, and Helen White, secretary and treasurer. Eighty- seven were enrolled that year. Some of the things the girls did, be- sides carrying on their usual pep, were: A Christmas shower for a friend of the club, an entertainment, Crinoline Days, and a surprise party for the sponsor. The Spizz club met and reorganized on September the thirteenth, nineteen hundred and twenty-four. The following officers were elected: Ruby Carter, president, Ethel Chamberlain, vice-president, Opal Houghton, secretary and treasurer, and Elsie Stapleton, yell leader. Eighty-seven girls were enrolled. The motto Always do- ing, 11ot pretending, was adopted by the club. September the twenty-third, nineteen hundred a11d twenty-five, the elub re-organized, .electing these officers: Laura Mae Miller, presi- dent, Mary Handy, vice-president, Dorothy Smith, secretary, Martha Courter, treasurer, and Ava Vlfoods, yell leader. Fifty members were enrolled. During its fourth year the club lived up to its reputation of being a Hpeppy bunch. And now it is ,our wish that those who succeed us remember us not for what we were but for what we tried to be. lg
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