Webster Literdrjl Society
Webster Literdrjl Society I n Oratory-Philip ard Davis, fifth place.
I-Ioche, first place ; Fred 13ollinger, third place ; Leon-
In Extempore Spealiing-Fred
Bollinger, second place.
I n inter-society debating-Alvin Maevers, Floyd Frye, Ernest Funk, Leonard Davis, Hunter McKap, J . Candler Slagle. I n boy's declamatory contest-I-Iunter
McKay, Fred Bollinger
OFFICERS First Semester Ernest Neumeyer Hunter McKay Roger Rhodes John Westcoat
President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer
Second Semester Fred Bollinger Cecil Rhodes Walter Asling Arthur Apprill
MEMBERS AHTHUI~IEHNE ERNESTKUEIIHIIII FIXAXK LAIVSON LAWKENCE LUETJE WILI~AHD MAIJREV A L V I NM A I ? V E ~ ~ S I-IUNTEI~ MCICAY BYRONMASTERSON STEPHENPEAL BENNIERASCHE CECILR H O D ~ ~ S CJ,AUDER o o ~ e JAMESSAUKDEKS J. CANDLERS L A G L I ~ C H A R I ~ ESTUI!I:S S NELSONTIXNIN TOFIN WESTCOAT Jor-rr; WHITE LEE ROY& T ~ ~ ROBEKTWOOD
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HISTORICAI, The Webster Literary Society was the first boy;' society to be organized in this college, and throughout its career has been trying to fill a ] e l l need in student life-that of providing an opportunity for literary expres?ion, combined with the spirit of good fellowship. The Society feels justified in taking pride in the number of its members who have attained a high degree of success in this college and also in their life work, and likes to feel that their work in connection with this organization may have contributed something worthwhile to their development.
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I-Ioche, first place ; Fred 13ollinger, third place ; Leon-
In Extempore Spealiing-Fred
Bollinger, second place.
I n inter-society debating-Alvin Maevers, Floyd Frye, Ernest Funk, Leonard Davis, Hunter McKap, J . Candler Slagle. I n boy's declamatory contest-I-Iunter
McKay, Fred Bollinger
OFFICERS First Semester Ernest Neumeyer Hunter McKay Roger Rhodes John Westcoat
President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer
Second Semester Fred Bollinger Cecil Rhodes Walter Asling Arthur Apprill
MEMBERS AHTHUI~IEHNE ERNESTKUEIIHIIII FIXAXK LAIVSON LAWKENCE LUETJE WILI~AHD MAIJREV A L V I NM A I ? V E ~ ~ S I-IUNTEI~ MCICAY BYRONMASTERSON STEPHENPEAL BENNIERASCHE CECILR H O D ~ ~ S CJ,AUDER o o ~ e JAMESSAUKDEKS J. CANDLERS L A G L I ~ C H A R I ~ ESTUI!I:S S NELSONTIXNIN TOFIN WESTCOAT Jor-rr; WHITE LEE ROY& T ~ ~ ROBEKTWOOD
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HISTORICAI, The Webster Literary Society was the first boy;' society to be organized in this college, and throughout its career has been trying to fill a ] e l l need in student life-that of providing an opportunity for literary expres?ion, combined with the spirit of good fellowship. The Society feels justified in taking pride in the number of its members who have attained a high degree of success in this college and also in their life work, and likes to feel that their work in connection with this organization may have contributed something worthwhile to their development.
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