WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
LINN COUNTY, IOWA
1921

ORGANIZATIONS

Harwood Warriner
Elizabeth Bender
Arthur Stark
      In order that students may have an opportunity for distinction along scholastic lines and Honor Society open to Seniors has been inaugurated this year in C.R.H.S. A student may take four examinations covering four different braches of study during his Junior and Senior years and by making a grade of ninety in each become a member of the society. Or he may wait until his senior year and by successively answering five out of seven questions in a comprehensive examination be entitled to membership in the society.
     Those becoming members are awarded a gold insignia in the shpe of a small globe with wings—representing progress—attached to it. On the globe is a Greek letter which stands for Sophrosyne, or a well balanced and wholesome mind. Thus the whole pin is indicative of the progress made in the world by a well trained mind.
      On the opposite page are the pictures of those passing successfully the examinations in English and Mathematics. For each examination passed the student receives a bronze pin with the letter signifying in which branch he has competed. When four bronze pins have been received a person is entitled to a gold one and membership in the Honor Society.


Dorthy Dieman         Margaret Neal
Kathryn Houlihan, Leonard Wlach, Kathryn Holden, Frederick Seely,
Elizabeth Bender


Buel Weare         Harwood Warriner
Arthur Stark, Dorthy Dieman, Mary Louise Novak, Albert Cooper

KAPPA PHI TAU

FOUNDED IN 1910

Flower: Yellow Jonquil

President, Neill
Secretary, Weare
Treasurer, Ohsman
Sergeant-at-Arms, Armstrong
Critics, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Carlson

MEMBERS
THIRD DEGREE
Cooper
Keyes
Seely
Swenson
Weare
  
           
SECOND DEGREE
Burrell
Davis
Dickeson
Martin
Morse
Neill
Ohsman
Sisam
Sturgis
Rhodes
Young
  
           
FIRST DEGREE
Armstrong
Brookman
Hanson
Hedges
Hitchcock
  
Jenney
Moyer
Newell
Reynolds
Shirer
Sinclair
Steinhilber
  
Turgeon
  
Washburn
  

      Throuhout its eleven years of successful work and good fellowship Kappa Phi Tau has sought to help its members to derive the full benefit of high school life and to give them something that will prove valuable in later years. In accordance with its established policy of good fellowship, and aiding all worthy school enterprises the society has completed another year.

WOW ! WOW! Kappa Phi Tau!
WOW! WOW! Kappa Phi Tau!
WOW! WOW! Kappa Phi Tau! WOW!


     

 

 

 

 

 

 

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