Synodical College - Seminole Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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First row: L. Powel, Harris, Carter, V. McCune, M. B. Moore, McGregor, Beshears, Hedges. Second row: Mrs. Cave, Miss Hilbush, K. McCune, Chase, Connell, Fenimore, M. Moore, Guthrie, Richmond. Marzo Club President ----- KATHERINE CONNELL Vice-President - - - - ' - - MARIAN FENIMORE Secretary-T1'casu1'er ----- iM:IIiDRED MOORE Reporter ------ LOUISE CHASE Spomof, MRS CAVL Mus1c is the un1versal language of mankind Longfellow What a dreary world thls would be if there were no ITlLlS1Cl One can not imagme how It would be never to hear a lilting song the deep tones of an organ or the clear note of a violin The Music Club realized all these things and attempted to cause a fuller HDDFCCIH tion for the best mus1c The lives and compositlons of famous musicians were studied at meetmgs held tw1ce a month Programs were also given at some of these regulax meetings A tea was given in the Studio at the orgamzation of the club and another one was seived m the parlors immediately following the spr1ng holidays An elaborate program was given at this latter tea, and mvitations were sent to the ladies of Fulton who were special friends of the club members and who were interested in music QSX fifty rw

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Mrs. XfVerner, Tyler, Richmond, Christian, Brown, Newell, C:m1pl:el1, L. Powel, R. Powell, Lusk, Abney. Page, S. B. Bryan, Neidig, MeClintic, Crozier, Connell, M. Burt. Nczfzzre Sindy Club XVe, the Nature Study Club of l928, have endeavored to accomplish two well defined purposes. In the first place we have desired to obtain an understanding of the things of nature with which we come in daily contact. In the second place we have attempted to leave a memorial to the college which will be beneficial for future work and which will create in other stu- dents an appreciation and enjoyment of the Wonders of plant and animal life. .umwhmmmg QSNXV fifiy-five

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1 T IP f ' , Q. Left: McGregor, M. B. Moore, Lusk. Right: Brown, S. Womack, Stockard, Miss Hunter. The Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club is open for membership to any girl who is inter- ested in this type of organization. The interests of the Club this year have been mainly along the lines of develop- ing skill in entertaining. The Club planned and served refreshments at a Faculty tea. They have in prospect as soon as the weather permits, aj' benefit garden party, the object being to raise sufhcient funds for other activities of the Club. They have charge of the plans for and the carrying out of an entertainment in connection with the annual art exhibit. The members not only derive pleasure in doing this work for their own benefits, but are interested in serving meals and refreshments to private parties. JQSX