St Johns High School - Le Cid Yearbook (St Johns, MI)

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THE OLYMPIC SOCIETY The Olympic Society was organized in 1912 with a membership of thirteen girls. Several possible names for the society were discussed, but at length the name Olym- pic was decided upon. The memberfhip of the Society consists of either Junior or Senior girls who have the best scholarship in their classes, Its object is two-fold: First, to improve its individual members by encouraging and training literary effort, second, to promote the best interests of the school by main- taininghigh standards in morals and scholarship. Regular meetings are held every Wednesday of each alternate week. These meet- ings are at all times open to the members of the Faculty who have all the rights and privileges of the members. Since the Society was organized there have been owne hundred and thirty members. At present there are only sixteen members. CRITICS Miss Jacka Miss Turnbull OFFICERS Dorrice Rice, President Evelyn Putnam, Vice-President Muriel Calkins, Secretary. Alice Hathaway, Treasurer. MEMBERS-Dorothy Allison, Frances Boron, Ruth Burl, Opal Creaser, Helen Hart, Miss Hoyt, Miss Bailey, Veda Hobart, Donna Tallmadge, Pauline Kress, Cressie Mat- thews and Laurita Murray. -E. P. and R. B.