Marywood Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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7 Xfl+RI'l'AS .,r. :ii 1 P1 '1 fs I r A! - Q 4 1 i r 1 Iii Ts- LE? fl, 'i I UNIOR MARYWOOD GUILD nl, :i This Society was organized February 12, 1926, under the auspices of the Senior li Guild, for the purpose of stimulating an interest in the younger set to raise funds for their Alma Nlater. Also to interest parents in the work of the school, and thus gain their eo-operation. It is a big undertaking but in a year we hope to be lllary- wood's greatest assistants. lJl'l'A'illl'71f ....,...,,.... , I'iI'l I,l'l'J'il1l'1lf .....,...,.,.. 1'liIIIlIll'iII1 Sl't'l'l'fIII'-1' R eeorrling Serrftary ,,.., . .. .,i,.. CATHERINE RIENIHAN .s,.....MARGARET HilL'GH .........M.4RX' LEMIEUR ii 7 ll is .,.. LOYOLA lXIRCHOFF 3 ,li 1 is -1 Li 121 E, 5 ,re I fi 51' 'Q Page Sixty-five

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E . 5 E 1 l E 2 E s il 7 al I I E. I Ei. - it l l i l W X ! s Ei I sl l Ei f eil E44 Fi E MARYWOOD L1'r1e:RARY SOCIETY E v l , l - On October I, 1925, an assembly meeting was held for the purpose of electing I officers for the Literary Society. In order to have the co-operation of every individual, we elected oflicers of the highest standard in our classes. They are as follows: , President ..,4,........,... ...w...... M ILDRED RONAN l I E I'irv-l'rmi11mt ,........... ,.,..,...... A NN NIACGREGOR . Sm-nary ......t.,.t...r. ........ lv IARGARET HoUcH 3 Treasurer ..w,.... .......... G ERTRUDE RAU l li 11' l 1271 Q! October 25-Second meeting of Literary Society was held. The Seniors initiated 151' the helpless, terrified new recruits of Lacordaire Hall into the mysteries of the Literary fi Society. , yi is EQ January 18-Third meeting of Literary Society was conducted by the Seniors. Q. A Comparative Study of Edgar Guest and Joyce Kilmer was presented. Plans were 5 it made to adopt a pin for the society. 5 i . V1 r February 5--Fourth meeting, in charge of the Junior Class, presented a drama symposium. l l li This society has endeavored to make a study of some of the well-known authors so , F' that we may become more familiar with their literary careers. i A In our study of literature the object is to broaden the mind so as to become better A acquainted with a nunrber of authors, that we may be enabled to distinguish good ' ll literature from poor, as no book can be judged by its cover. 3 1 1 9 2 6 Page Sixty-four

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