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M. H. S. LITERARY SOCIETY. OFFICEHS. President.......................... .............James Milvvard Vice President................................ George De Lacy Secretary ........................................Rex Welton Treasurer.........................................Arthur.Quan Censor.........................................Horatio Winslow Assistant Censor..................................Arthur Hall Motto.........................“Through Difficulties to Triumph” The M. H. S. Literary Society was organized in 1893 for the purpose of encouraging debating and parliamentary practice among the boys of the Madison High School. During its existence it has had difficulties enough besetting it to discourage many a stronger and older organization. But in spite of adverse influences without, and occasional unruly members within, the society has grown firmer each year and now is certainly the equal of any boys’ society in the state. 1900— Anderson. L., Brown, Fox, Goodwin, Grove, Hall, Hatton, H., Lyman, Leahy, Merril, Mil ward, Quan, Winslow, Woodard, Upham. 1901— Abbott, Collmann, Cronk, Conlin, F., Denu, De Lacy, Ford, J., Guenther, Hiestand, Lyons, Xeekerman, Olson, Stack, Van Norman, Braley. 1902— Atwood, Baas, Ely, Holm, Kessenich, Kayser, Keyes, Dudley, Poole, Stromme, Welton, Knowlton. 1903— Bartlett, Davis, Elver, Ford, H., Harriman, Hatton, A., Kennedy, Ketchum, Merz, Tanberg, Van Deusen. Honorary List—Polk, Sheppard, Hatch, E ..Spykes, S., Sykes, Jr., Chamberlain, Fred., Van Deusen, ’00, Adams, B., Bradford, Berg, Conlin, M., Davies, Farness, Haganah, Huells, Olson, ’99, Toelner, Birge. 22
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SEMI-PUBLIC OF THE M. H. S. LITERARY SOCIETIES. OFFICERS. President .......................... Prof. J. H. Hutchison 1. Welcome Address...............................Ina Reid 2. Declamation.....................“The Victor of Marengo” Will Grove. 3. Vocal Solo...................“In the Shadow of the Pines” Marjorie Johnson. 4. Debate—Question: Resolved, That England’s attitude towards the Transvaal Government is justifiable. Affirmative—Charles Lyman, Earle Stocking, Horatio Winslow. Negative—-Harry Hatton, Willard Denu, Arthur Hall. .5. Recitation...........................“Our Biggest Fish” - Hattie Kuhns. •6. Cornet Solo......................“Blue Bells of Scotland” ' Earle Darling. Judges—Col. George W. Bird, Mr. Charles L. Harper and Mr. August Roden. Debate decided in favor of the negative. 23
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