Philadelphia High School - Nanihwaiya Yearbook (Philadelphia, MS)

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3 ITIIFI N AEN IIIXN.AlfY'A 2 . P i f' E 3 1:1118 galil? 55CUl'l0IlIIjC.S 9 President. Dolnxxn .HAR'l'Sl IEI.ll Viccf-Presicleoiff. Enwixnn Ciucws Secretary-Treas-u1'e1'. Jenn-:s H.x1:'1'sri'm,n Sponsor, Miss Lucius Smrru .PROGRAM COMMITTEE SAM S'l'RllSl.INll Coon I'1E.MBREE FULTON Youxo DOI.:XNIl :HAR'I'SFIl'II.D - SOCIAL COMMITTEE Wmcmcx HAIi'1'SP'Il'Il.Il ' ODICLI. R1c11.xRoSoN Enuzxim CREXVS JAMES H.AIl'FSI4'Il'1l.ll lvIo'rTo: To do the common tiling 'LL11,com11Lo1l.ly well Primrose: This club stands for several purposes: 1. The improvement of the student Q 2. The improvement of our school 3. The improvement ot our homes and communities in which we live. HISTORY The Home Economics Club for boys was organized in 1928-29. The majority of the students were Seniors, but the club spirit had spread throughout the school and this year 11929-303 we have a larger cluo than ever. This club not only studies how to cook but puts into practice Camp Cookery, studied in class, by going on picnics, etc. We not only study foods, but colors we should wear, textiles, and how to Judge textiles for suits. We realize that we are to play the game right in society and that we must study manners for every occasion. - Standards for better citizenship are studied in our club. Dolnxxn l'IAR.'I'Sl5'Il'ILl'D Enwlxlm CIQEWS Jixmcs Hlxnrrsi-'n:r.n Wlxicmcx Hsicrsrimn JAMES GIPSON Om:LL RILYIIAIZDSON MEMBERS lviomcis Pxcinn' .Lwic Xvixmfolm CL1r'roN Planner CLIFTON Siurrn SAM STRIBLINKI Cool: HERIISIKIGPZ av 31930 3 NolnuAN GILLIS Ross MCREE SIII'Il.'l'0X Exocns Fmxrox YOUNG Bnooicsnnut Moores PAUL DALY

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3 Tfllhl N AlN IllYVfXI'YfX 3 I ,,. K. rw p . fjficf .fdclam Jdnirlg-Q1'le1'c11'y dociefgj The Adam Byrd Literary Society is still in it's infznrey. It has done more toward zxeeoinplishing its purpose than any other organi- zation in the school. The society was. formed for the purpose of developing' the -speaking talent of the student. Since only select: stu- dents are admitted, the society has grown very rapidly. The meinbers have developed from bashful and self conscious students into Students who can face an audience in ai self reliant and straiglitforwzird nianner and express their thoughts with force and dignity. The society has allways acted in an lll'1P211't'l2ll and just way in all it's dealings. It has furnished the two debaters to represent Philadelphia High School in the regional debate for the lust two years. TILDON MCGEE . . Piesialwff BOY LATIMER. . Vice-.Pwsialevitf liloimcltz TTIILBURN . Secr'r'fui1'y R. B. YV15IiI'.l'kl . . T1'eaSu1'e1' J. H. Hrissnr Criitiic 'ZR 11930 3

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3 l'lll2 lQ,AfN Ili VVfXI YfA 3 I JPSGVIPI3 9 I'1'c.Sidev1f . . . . PLATO PATTERSON Vficc-Presiclmzf . IQATHLEEN STRIBLING A Secretary . ELIZABETH FERGUSON Trealsfmcr ......... IBVELYN NVHITE Sponsors . Mlssns Mnmn DANVLS Axn BLAANCHE MELVIN HISTORY On the eleve111'h of Septenxber Nineteen Hundred and Twenty- Nine the Girl Reserve Club began its Second year of Work. The Girl Reserve Club is the junior 01'g'?l1llZi1flO11 of the Y. VV. C. A., and the ideals of the club are of ihe higgllesf. M 1930