Shiocton High School - Shioc Yearbook (Shiocton, WI)

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l 1 I' ' ll 'i' i 5 N. '..i,..i ' he . ,,,. .i, i . i hzoc f lf 'i Qiiljg Yi ' I .f Girl's Literary Society! YI i1'xI Rum: Peebles. H. Kelly. F. Ilerman. l3irmier, G. llerman, .X, lxennedy. llurllacrt. Ci. lirwin. Yantlerliool. Goe. Puls. Yoigl. Sf'f'ol1rlI?ol1i.' Norse, Curtis, .Iohnson. Sasnian, Clonnn, lil. lirxyin. Qualley, l,illIlll'l', Clreenwall. lilinli. llallaraii. fiance. Tliird lfuni: A. Kelly, 'l'oxyn, Yan llorn, Nlanslielcl. .lol1n. Vogel, l.t-inke, llanson. Letlinun, Sewala. The Girls' l,ll'Cl'2ll'y Society was organized at the heginning of the school year. The Society orlicials were elected at the first meeting. 'llhe orlice rs we re: l'rf.vidfnf . if'l'HEl. PALINIICR l'z'uf-Prrfidezzt . . RUTH Yooiii. St'fI'FflZ!'j' and TI'FllJ'IH't'I' RUTH plonxsox A program committee was appointed hy the l'resident. Wle de- cided to hold meetings every two weeks. The work taken up by the Society consisted of readings, recitations, songs, music recitals, dialogues, plays and other types of entertain- ment. The meetings during the hrst semester were not held regularly, hut in the second semester we decided to hold them every Thursday in order to accomplish just as much as possible. A new program committee was appointed hy the President every three weeks in order to give other students practice in acting in the various capacities. Page Twenty-nine

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' ax ll? , :WM 5 ' Ubi 72200 E- if : ' J Y Tg -V--Ye. ' 1.5 Boy's Literary Society lfirsl Hmm: Klaelx. Heilil, Mirlcllelon. Alleucler, Puls. Will. Sl'f'1llH1 lfnzzn' lioepke, Ilaus. Peters. Dey, Shi-plierclsou. lilika. Tliirrl Huw: Plutz. Locke. Auclrews, Sehwancll, Noaeh, lielluer. The Boys, literary Society was organized at rhe beginning ol' the school year Ol' 1923. About twenty boys were assembled with the old otlicers in charge. As it was the lirst meeting new olhcers were to be elected. 'lihey were as follows: lj7'E,fI-llIl'71f , . . QDLIVIER l'il-ILTON lice-lJzw'z'dw1f . . CLINTON MAcK Sz'L'7'l'flH'j' . . . ROBERT lVlIDDLETON Mar.rhal! ..,... CLAYTON A1.i.L:NnicR The programs were to be held every two weeks, with each member rendering a part one time or the other. The programs consisted of: llarliamentary Law, debate, topics of today, and songs. The prime object of the society was to enable its members to hold public meetings in the proper Way. This was easy to accomplish as the society adviser had Robert's Rules ol' Order summarized and supplied each member with a copy. At the end of the first semester the society thought it a good policy to elect new ofhcers so the majority of the members could hold some olhee. Prfridmzf .... CLINTON MACK lvfL'f'-P7'F,l'1.LZ7KlZf . . , , Royce Lociqii SFE7'Kf6l?'j'd71d Y'7't'Il.V7fl7'1'l' , . . ALTON PULS 'lihey hoped to achieve their object of holding their meetings regular and accomplish as much as they could. Page Thirty