New Albany High School - Vista Senior Blotter Yearbook (New Albany, IN)

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-egeifisfvi DLQTTELXXQ Plz um IU' Rilifile' THE SPEAKERS The Speakers, although this has been a year ol' hard work, feel that they have lived up to the plans made in their lirst meeting. Attempting to interest girls in night school. thc Speakers visited all the factories in which girls were employed and talked to them about the opening offered them there for continuing' their education. The Speakers were also interested in getting cleaner streets and alleys in New Albany and, to advertise and publish this movement, they took many pictures ol' llll- sightly places about town. Besides their civic work, the Speakers have kept in close touch with school life. They have given receptions for some of the organizations and have been instrumental in getting proininent business woincn to talk to the girls of the opportunities open to them in the colnniercial world. After taking first awards in both thc Sapinsky and Tyler contests, the Speakers closed a successful year with their victory in the debate with the Boys' High School 01' Louisville. . is ...... .- azz-255. s 1 13 E, N . 19 26

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-egeifis 1 ix ntorrnxoe WRANGLER5 PM! I hr lx'ft!i!i'f The Wranglers have spent an enjoyable year in carrying out the purpose of the clubvthat of debating. Under the leadership of two energetic Presidents, John Mitchell, 1515, and Harry Voyles, '16, niany important things were undertaken, The debate with Iluntingburg ended in a close victory for the opposing teain. On account of the lack ct time, the club was disappointed in the industrial survey of the city, under the direction of the Chamber ol' Ccniiiifwfe, but lock forward to taking: it up in the futgxe. The XVl'i11lQ,1Cl'S were well represented in both the state discussion contest and the Sapinsky extunporaneous SIJQHIQIIQ' contest, taking iirst place in the tornier and second plicg 1:1 the latter. OFFICERS: Fall Spring President, John Mitchell President, Harry Voyles Vice President, Chester Grail' Vice President, David Straw Secretary, Herman Bego Secretary, Albert Dupaquier Assistant SCCIQHIFY, Roy Cook Assistant Secretary, David Winn T103SllX'01', Edgar McKown Treasurer, Clyde Hull 1 W i 'l Ad 4,5 . i, 5122-' 'Q 7 I s 1 A I , T 15 E, N v I L -- ' 4. 1 ' 27