Grand Island College - Islander Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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Athenian Literary Society The purpose of the Athenian Literary Society is to promote better programs and stimulate interest in literary activities. Many interesting programs have been given this year. Programs consisting of entirely Japan' ese, Irish, Russian, and Negro characteristics have been presented. The main event of this year was an Original Program , in which original poems, stories, and art work were displayed. The officers for 19294930 are: President ......................................... ...... H elen Starr Vice President ..,.... .......... H elen Axford Secretary ............. ....... M arjorie Nitzel Treasurer ........ ........ B ert Phillips Sponsor .... ....... M iss Anderson . 1 fl. 7 f ' .f M7 ,bw fnfflflfffgfltf-glfilg 5541 VL ' L 'CA?r'WiL ' abit f-ww 4 H yxlvbv J, - V Q.f'yL it , .!.fy,4LfLV,f1 'ff?fl,7'll1j - L A il, l.l.l.l'I.l'l'l-l-

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-l-l'l.l-l.l.l-l The Amphictyon Literary Society The Amphictyon Literary Society has the distinction of being the oldest organization on the campus. The purpose of the society is being very deiinitely realized in the number of Amphics that are being prof jected into the limelight because of their ability to do things. More and more emphasis is being placed on dramatic productions, and this year the outstanding feature of this kind was the presentation of the annual play, the one chosen for this year being Oh Kay . OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Olive Gathercole ..... ........ P resident ................ Olive Gathercole Howard Tingley ............ Vice President .,...... Dorothy Hopewell Allen Vaughan ....... ........ S ecretary ..........,....... Allen Vaughan Eugene Youell .................... Treasurer .......... ....... E ugene Youell Bryce Purdy .................. Sergeant at arms ......i ..,.... S am English Miss Steven ....,. ......... S ponsor ....... ....... M iss Steven IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllI-l.l-I-l'l-I-l-l.ll'

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Wx' ig, i 1 W ,g Qlwc .V fl If I A it ff M Debate Resolved that the nations should adopt a plan of complete dis' armament excepting for such forces as are needed for police protection . A great deal of interest has been shown this year, both by the faculty and the student body, helping to make it a successful year for the C. I. C. debaters. Approximately nity per cent of the debates were won. Our schedule this year included York, Wesleyan, Omaha, Midland, Doane, Kearney, Central, Cotner and Wheaton. Changes in the personnel of the team gave nine students the valuable training and experience that comes from debating. The teams: Affirmative-Dorothy Hopewell, Helen Axford, Lela Wright, Max Kikendall, and Clifford Phillips. Negative- Grant Falmlen, Richard Davis, Wayne Christensen, and Mattie Washburn. .I-I-III-I-I-l-l-l-l-l.l.l.l.l'l'I'l-I-l.l-l.l-I.I-I'l.l-l-l'l.l.l-l.l'l.l-l-I-l.lll.IllII'l-l.lll-l-l.l.l.l.l.l-l.l'I-I