Scottville High School - Taps Yearbook (Scottville, MI)

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1 TAP Milan THE CORINTHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Mrmmzm smsm. 'llhe i'0l'lllill1il,ll Literary Society ls composed ot all girls who are inter- ested in the Scottville High School. The Society was organized at the begin- ning of the school term and the work has progressed very noticeably under the able supervision of Miss Jean Eggleston. The officers elected for this term were: President, Vlara Parkerg Vice president, liily Itesseguicg Secretary, Mildred Siegelg Treasurer, Alice Ander- t10ll. At each meeting a program was given after the regular business meeting and as each one took part at different times we are quite adept in the literary arts. lflxtemperaneous debates and three minute speeches added quite a novel- ty to the program. After all business and the program was finished we listened to the Junior-Senior Critics' reports and hope and believe that we have pro- fited by them. ln l ebruar the Corinthian liiterar ' Society combined with the Noose- Y 5 . vclters and entertained the lligh School to a Valentine party whieh everyone enjoyed immensely. The latter part ot' ldcbruary the Corinthian Literary was challenged to debate the subject, Resolved, That Wilson Should Have a Third Termf' with the lioosevelters. The debators chosen from our society were: Mildred Siegel, captain, Alice Anderson and Maude Kirke. Only a few days were had for preparation on account of the Hu vacation, but on Friday March 5th, the boys met their Vllaterloo after a strenuous debate and the t'orinthians were the recipients of a banquet from them. All the members are interested in our work and enjoy the meetings. Vl'e hope the Society continues to flourish in the future.

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l l The High School Orchestra ' Nusiv is of the Soulg so wondvrful n gift. it is, only Goll van know. Altl1oug'h o11x'o1'c-hvstrzx is vzxllorl the High Sc-hool Ur'rflwst1'u it is not strivi- ly El sc-hool 0l't'll0S1l'i1. Most of the melnltcrs are from the Junior and Senior vlzlsscs. Thr- svhool talent is good but it is not quitv suftic-ivnt to make av l'0llllJIl'1i' m-cllvstmg so wo lmvc two violiuists and a 1-lnrillet player who lluvv very: ltinzlny llvlpcd us to muko our Ul't'h0StI'i1 ax suvvcss. Tha- 0?'4'lll'Sfl'i1 fllI'lliSll9S music' for suvh school 6llf0l'f2lilllll0llfS as vlznss plays tlllll c-om-Uris, and 'for' vomm0m'0ment cxvrvises. This your the High Sc-lxool VIIOVIIS gzlvv an Umtorio at f'hl'iSfHl2lS timv :md thc- 0l'I'llC.4fl'2I played an-vonlpzmimollt for tho ontirv p0rt'o1'n1a1m'0. 'l'l1o mvnllwrs ot' tho o1'vl10stl'z1 hzlvv v.ol'k01l vm-ry faithfully :mfl vonsiclvv- ing thc' 1.2191 that thvy Ell'l' :IH 2llIl31fQlH'S, they hzlvv boon quite SlU'i'O'4Sflll in 1lIl'il'lllIl10I'f21IiiIlQS. 'l'lw mvmlwrs ot' tho on-l10stl':1 IIEIVC fomul it Yvry lwnvfivizll to 1-zwll othm' from working in coopvrzltioll, :ls shown by thvil' imp:-ovcrllmlts over the pre- vvcli11g' y ill'. Anothvr EIKIVZIIIHIQO is in l0ZlI'lIillQj the history ot' the ditt'c1'0l1t instruments :xml stllmlying tho livvs ot' the 4-omposors. The momlwrs work very llillll and sl-ow 1hoil'il1t01'0st by l'0g.l'lll2lI' attvllclzxlwv, mul willinglxcss to 1-owpoml in Ovcry waxy to thc Hoods of tho svhool and cfolmnunity. DORIS BOWEN.