Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-02-25
THE wALHALLA HIGH SCHOOL.
Literary Societies Elect Officers-Ad-
ditiOns to Library-Honor Roll.

The Issaquena' Literary Society
held a very interesting meeting on
Friday, February 9Th. The query
for debate was: Resolved, That
there should be law prohibiting the
employment Of children under six
teen in factories" Those who spoke
on the Affirmative were: Maggie Abb
bott, Lucy Brandt, Linnie Cudd and
Luther Davis; on the negative, Min
ME Barker, Gladys Burley, Ettie
Cobb and Mason DuPre. The judges
decided in favor Of the negative.
officers were elected to serve for
three months as follows: President,
Maggie Abbott; vice president, Myr-
tie Brown; secretary, Tabitha Strib-
ling; literary critic, Helen Lewis;
orderly critic. Minnie Barker.
Other literary societies have elect
ed officers as follows:
Palmetto 9th grade) e)-Presiden
Alice Belle McLees; vice president,
Robert Rogers; secretary, Holleman
Seaborn; treasurer and orderly
critic, Mrs. Probst.
Calhoun Goth rade)-President
Richard Earle; vice president, Mil
dred Carter; secretary, Maggie Ray
Burley; orderly critic, Bryan Null
key.
| Wagner (5th de)-Presiden
Annie Wilson; vice president, Birdie
Rimrodt; secretary, Eunice White
monitor, Frank Craig; critic, Frank
Davis.
Timrod Oath grade) )-Presiden
Elsie Fretwell; vice president, Caro-
line Ansel; secretary, Frances Kauf-
mann; orderly critic, Marvin Finken-
stadt.
The members of the senior class
have purchased attractive class rings.
The ring shows a seal with the let
ters, w. ii. s., in a circle. In the
center of the seal is a raised triangle
with the class numerals, IA.
y y =
The county oratorcal contest has
been postponed until March 27th and
will be held in Walhalla, if seats for
the auditorium are placed before that
time. If not, the contest will be held
in Westminster again. Ansel UNI
berger, OF the ninth grade, will rep
resent the Walhalla High School in
the contest.
The Walhalla Presbyterian Sunday
school has donated several volumes
10 the school library, for which the
school is greatly indebted. This do
nation increases the number of vol
umes in the library to 500.
The Honor Roll
for the month ending Friday, Febru-
ary 18th, is as follows:
10th Grade-Luther Davis 90, Idah
Pitchford 81, Tabitha Stribling 94.5.
9th Grade-Grace Beard 96.S.
Ethel Davis 92.6, Mason DuPre 92.7,
Ansel Umberger 35.1.
Sth GraGe-Marvin Burley 81, Sal
lie Hunt 90.6, Julia Kaufman 921,
Sarah Moss 90.3.
7th Grade-lneZ Douthit 97.6, Car
Tie d. Harrison 93.4, Mildred Moore
94.S, Holleman Seaborn 94.2, Lucille
White 96.1.
9th Mildred Carte, 10
Alice Corhjn -. Hugh Macaula o.
William Suu.iuG 81, Annie strut
ton 90.
5th Grade-~Annfo Busch 81 Der.
rill Darby o. Leonard 5tTuttuu 3t
Annie Wils0U a5. Dunicy white q5
4th Grade WINE Brandt $50
Ross Umberger 94.1, Carolyn Rog,
ers 92.2, Eugenia Moss 92.1, Caro-.
line Ansel 90, Paul Hunt 900, Willie
Klaren 90.3, Henry Klaren 9O.2.
Sd Grade-Nonc.
I'd Grade-Henry Brandt 900
Louise Brandt "a, Carrie Burnside
1913, Grace Brown 96, Sarah Craig
92.6, Greta Douthit 95.S, Dargar
Hutchison 90, Lillian Pitchford 81
Glare Sloan 932.
1st Grade-Caroline Darby 93.6
Elizabeth Thode 92.3.