The Glenwood post., 1920-10-02

Tho Athletic Association, an orga-
nization of the student body, has elect
ed its officers for the first semester.
Fay Smith was made president. Hur-
rah for woman suffragei Frank
Mechsq is vice president; Jack Julian,
secretary; Edna Dow, treasurer; Ar
chic Amichaux, yell leader.
| Members of the Athletic board.
This organization has charge of all
athletic activities OF the school, such
as basketball and baseball. ChAlmer
Norsu is president; Sylvia Haddcn,
vice president; Opal Richardson, eec-
retary; Aura May Oldenburg, Gather
inc Paine, Jack Julian, Frank Mechau,
Lowell Noren, Merritt French.
The Literary council has charge of
all the plays, debates and literary ac-
tivities among the high school men,
bers. Catherine Paine is chairman;
Selma Rawles, vicepresident; Aura
May Oldenburg, Edith Crook, Frank
Aechau, Lowell Noren and Jack Ju-
han.
The various classes have also elect
ed their officers for the year:
$50
Senior class: Aura May Oldenburg,
president. Selma Rawles, vice-presi
dent; Sarah Jordon, secretary aud
treasurer; class sponsor, Miss GOodier.
Junior class: Frank Mechau, preSi-
dent; Reva Silver, vice-president; Le!'i
Craft, secretary; Claire Hubbard,
treasurer; class sponsor, Mr.. Nc
Keown.
Sophomore class: Lowell Noren,
president; Carl First, vice-president.
Edna Tinsley, secretary; Geraldine
Dickson, treasurer; class sponsor, Miss
Schroeder.
Freshman class: Clifford Darrow,
president; Maxine Hill, secretary
treasurer; John Hynes, vice-president;
class sponsor, Miss Kirk.
The social committee is composed OF
eight members, boy and girl from
each class, who have charge of all so
cial doings. Senior class: Selma
Rawles, Chalmer Noren; Junior class:
Louise Paine, Dallas Weyand Sopho-
more class: Glessie Clark, Donald
Campbell; Freshman class: Thelma
Heisler, Orville Dow.
On Thursday, September %, "Le
Cercle Franchise" met at the home Of
Miss Edith Crook. This organization
is composed of the French classes of
the high school for the purpose OF
learning to speak more fluently that
language. Games were played lin
French) and the Marseillaiseo was
chosen as the club song. Mr.. Mayer
intends to have us full fledged French
men by the end of the year. The best
part Of the program was the dainty
refreshments which were served. Of
|ficers of 'Le Cercle Francois" are
Jean Mcdonald, president; Selma
Rawles, vice-president; Stanley Cur
tis, secretary.
Sophomore day was celebrated or
Friday, Sept. "a. The last two period
in the afternoon were given and til,
classes sojourned to the polo ground
in order to have more space. Some OF
the freshmen girls were made to dt
that enlightning stunt of crawling
through barrels and one petite Mis-.
got caught while in the act. In the
sack rush and other events, of course
the sophomores came out ON top
At,7:30 that evening program wa
given in the high school auditorium
and q dance in the gym afterwards
AS this was the first event of thf
kind given at the high school this
year it was immensely enjoyed by all
faculty, their sweethearts and wives
included.
On Tuesday, September 2s, Con
gresham Taylor favored the student,
with very interesting talk, in the
course of which he remarked that this
country was coming to place where
it either had to compromise with 9th
er countries in order to protect itself
so that the great work of improve