Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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1 FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE CLUB Xlviiv XX:-sl 111111111 -lt-1111 liillil'l' Vlaim- liaiyloral lsgrlirllgi liurilick INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB l lRS'l lCl1XYfl11111gt-111' Xltlizun. Lilllzm l'clwr, Maul.: Xlrliiiiilis, l'aul111r Xl-wie. 51.113 ,Xllllc vlwlins-111 51.111 -ltniiixir Nlcfqiiiii, Nurwiii Yoftir. 'lic-lily liivlxrr. S1-QVHNIJ lCHXK'fwl:il11es Xeulvcrry, llaiwltl 1.11111-ll. lfvtwt 111113, -laiilrs Kriiim, l'11.i1'lcs Kirlvsslweiltl R4-11111111 Y. thx. ll-111 Slllglfflll, lfiiilciiv Alllxiiis, .Xllt-11 Salts, F11-4l1'1clt llrfwlx, 'I'lllRIl RUXY--.Xllur-1'l lining:-l'l, -1111111 ll+1n'3'. llllly Rl-11'1'1vl1 HE Foreign Correspondence Club is a comparatively new organization, having been established only last year. The club, under the guidance of Miss Lois Gresham, tries to instill in its members a friendly attitude toward foreign nations and an interest in correspond- ing with foreign boys and girls. The programs the club presents are very worth-while. Among the most interesting of these were a program presented by Anatiese Nleuch, German exchange student from Drury, and a most intriguing talk by lVlr. Ben lVlcCoy, who illustrated his talk about his trip to Mexico with the trophies which he collected while he was there. NE of the most profitable clubs in school is the lnternational Relations Club, sponsored by the capable history teacher, Mr. Wayne Shannon. The club makes a study of for- eign happenings ancl their effect on America. The club is a branch of the Carnegie Endow- ment for lnternational Peace in New York City. During the programs members are free to discuss any point they may wish to. thus giving them a chance to participate and making them feel a part of the program. 111.2

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HE Athenian Literary Society is sponsored by Miss Elenora Boyd. The purpose of the club is to benefit more girls along literary and musical lines, and it has succeeded well in its purpose. The programs of the club are always interesting. The speakers this year to a great extent have been foreign travelers, students from other countries or home-town visitors to foreign countries. Play reviews have also been given in a number of the meetings. HE Girls' Literary Society is sponsored this year by Miss Mildred Henderson. This club was organized in 1907. The club is composed of a group of girls whose desire is to obtain a wider knowledge of the better literature. A number of interesting programs have been presented this year. Among these have been a talk by Mrs. L. F. Heimburger about the experiences of her family in China and an Jther talk by Louis Reps, lr., about his trip abroad last summer. A Drury student, Edward Nakano, who came from Hawaii has spoken to the club. Book reviews have also formed several ofthe programs. ATHENIAN LITERARY SOCIETY l lRS'I'k Rflllfhluxlxic .Xiim-swf, l.-'ui-rf Xlzilmillfi, l,ivul-.- Flew-ii-, vlunc lluylv, llluiivl Klulwl: lzmma -lr-.ui l1.1lX::l', licllj -lumix R-ilwr---11, Xln-- IL-5-1, Yvruulvzi llurfiri, FHFUNIJ RUXY--lflla lwiilsc Xlallwmil, lirlly lim- l.1Hy1l, ll-wiimllnlir Vlicrk, ll'-His l,rxx1-, Nom l,-'ul I.1m's'rll, Ylruiilm Xrllc Kmlwvli, Nl.u'wr1u lmxi-l-wil. -lt-.iii llfiss, I't-.ul -I4-lilis-ru, l'h.u'lt'i1r- lo--ixilvs lllllill RllXYf-l':il'-wlxiln li:is.m:iy, livlly .lr-:un Wir-si, lin-:ly glenn Kelly, llwtty KU-115, I5--ity Ill-hiv Ruth l'l1efr1', lflizfilrrlli llrikwv, XX',ni4l1l I5-15-'wg licity .Xml Nlviclxlittr, Xl.u'u.n'vi XI.u'Hn, GIRLS' LITERARY SOCIETY l lRS'l' RllXYfl.xvlIl1Qi XY,u'fl, ll-rvmilix lfx--rs, l'.u1l1nu Xl-1-in-, -l-13 .Xil.m1s, flu:-r.i l..m1lu-Ili, Hxxciirlfvlxiz l'livll1mlX, Mxlllu-fl iii-v-luy, rl-nililw lhmr-ll, Alu.u1lv.i l..lumci'. blfkillxll IQUXY-'SI1i1'u.ilvi kilmluivlix, lilmlx- Ili--uct. lin-1311 l'r:'sif-rt, ll'-11-xliy Lilizilcli-Ivi, lZ.ul+,u,i lfxrrvtl. l-:nlmllc Nlftiliixm, .Xvlr-vii lil-in-l, llf-iw lflsvf' llguris, Kl.il'i:.irvI lliilulmnl, IZL-H5 l.--e Urlnslny, Nils- llcxnlm-I-mi. 'lllllill RUXX?-,lr-xiii St-rm-, l':iullm' Sufi-ml, glam ll.il1. l l'.niit't-s -l Su-null, .Xliur Slvuix, Xi-vim XYl11lv, XI.ix1m- 'llx-ixlms, Xlaillm IJ-u Rl-ull-. Klux Xl.i1u.u'ut Kimlilr. ll:-X15 lim- Itiilnlmiiv, l'iUl'R'l'll RUXY-fXI11iy llvlun llwlm--s, .Xll-'in XXv.nr-i, lf-lltli XXl:v1-ills, llt-lt-xi liuyllwii-l, Iiwwllvv .kiln lf1':il1f-:- llliuslrmiiu, Hluq- l-1-Ivtli Xl.u'1uu, l.-vI'L'llIl.1 llcn-l--I--ru, Iwi'-ilsy Xldllic-f, llctlx V11-li, 101

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