Urbana High School - Tower Yearbook (Urbana, OH)

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SENIOR LITERARY SOCIETY N EVEN DOZEN members of the Senior Class, having become acquainted with Shakespeares gen in the study of English Literature, wished to further their knowledge of his historical plays. the Christmas holidays a Society, met at the homes of its various members on each Tuesday evening. Among the plays studied were: Merchant of Venice, King Lear, HHamlet. Hllacbethf You Like It, and Midsummer Night's Dream. The meetings were full of interest. and the plays .studied with care. Much benefit was derivedsfrom the study. Lamb7s Talesv were studied previous to taking up a play, and useful suggestions were adop preserve the knowledge of the stage. U A known as the iMuch Ado About Nothing Clubfl was organized. u ,, .,- L- It was only the necessity of oratorical writing and the lack of time that brought an abrupt Q this pleasant research. R

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SENIOR CLASS MEETING ' President- Now, you fellows keep quiet. The Way everybody is objecting I think we'll have to get each mem- ber a different kind of pin. ' - ' Mr. Cramer-- There are too many knockers in this class on the subject of pinsf' , President- Amen.', ,A Mr. Cramer, continuing-HAnd, Mr. President, I move that we get a pink and gray diamond shaped pinf' Miss Wood- Pink and gray don't look good in en- amel. Now, Mr. Johnson and I like the solid gold pins, and I think we might get that kind. ,I - Miss L. Williams-'6 I second Mr. Cramer's motiong and, by the way, who are you going to buy the class pins from? Mr. President- Anything more to be said ? Mr.'.Tohnson-i I think Miss Wood spoke quite a few whenshe warbledf' i . Ida Neer Cspeaking too loudD- Well, 'iMurphy .T ohn- son and VVoody ain't the whole cheese. Mr. PresidentTHAw, you guys over theregshut' up a minute. . ' At this stage of the game Skinny Cramer comes up in front, to talk business CU with the Secretary. Miss Lewis and H.Williams get disgusted and leave. HBobby ,.Given, tries to talk, but can't be heard, he then comes out in -front, where he can be seen. 'LMr. Pres- ident, I think we ought to get solid gold pins Ly, Cramer wants the other kind. Miss Nutt- I don't care what kind you but please get one to suit me. Mr. Talbott- Aw, let's get out of here. Mr. President-'iMr. Cramer, can't you and 221: Sere- tary postpone that tete-a-tete until after class rneeff-' Mr. Seibert- We should have harmony in self class pin. Harmony is the essential thing in al pertaining to an organized body. IVe have it in e ter but about the class pins, and let us have it it repeat, sir, let us have it in that. Mr.-Seibertls effort stunned everybody for a it C ..-ig H- .eil - ' 3193- - m. e... 1 T-EQ- ments, but they finally recovered and sallied forth again to battle with the pins. Mr. Weller- Let's don't get no class pins. Mr. Banta- No class pins ? XVhy. the id me weary. Weller ought to go and take a jump 7 -HA . -. does beat every thing how business keeps up 3 therefore. I more we adjourn. . The President tries to put the motion. time every one was surging out into the open .ight -Amr each other what style of pin they wanted. A111 the rex: day every member is wondering why it is that no class pin to wear. Such is life in a large class. 1 , -X- LL. . C! .,g...,-