Maryville High School - Maryvillian Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER President George McMurry Robert Wray Vice-President Pete Dietz Owen Thompson Secretary -- Esther McMurry Esther McMurry We deem it a privilege and an honor to be student officers of the Maryville High School. We will never bring disgrace to our school by any act of dishonesty or cowardice. We shall deem it a privilege to uphold the ideals and the traditions of our school both alone and with others. We will, to the best of our ability, reverence and respect the rules and regulations of our school and will do our best to incite a like respect and reverence in others. The ideals and spirit of truth, law, and efficiency for which Maryville High School stands, shall be our guiding ideals and we will strive unceasingly to quicken the student ' s sense of pride and duty. We therefore, pledge our loyalty to the Maryville High School in all her efforts and activities. — Student Body Officers.

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PASCHAL MONK— Jr. High Music. S. T. C. Maryville. MARY FORD— Jr. High Science and Mathematics. Drake University. S. T. O, Warrensburg. S. T. C. Maryville. ELMER R. COATS — Voc. Agriculture. B. S. Missouri University. ELIZABETH LEET MEEK— Home Economics. B. S. S. T. C. Maryville. Columbia University. HUGH K. GRAHAM— Manual Train- ing, Assistant Coach. B. S. S. T. C, Maryville. EDRA MAE SMITH— Secretary to the Superintendent. H. O. HICKERNELL— Music. Studied with Giedo Baumback, Paris. Studied with Charles Thetford, N. Y. Dana Musical Institute, Warren, O. CARRIE MARGARET CALDWELL— Voice Instructor. B. S. Northwestern University. S. T. C, Maryville.

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Delberta Mutz, Winnie Hoblitzell, Helen Busby, Emma Ruth Bellows, Virginia Miller, Winifred Todd, Eva Bailey. Girls ' Council The Girls ' Student Council was first organized in Maryville High School in 1927 un- der the sponsorship of Miss Laura Hawkins, Dean of Girls. The Council represents the girls of M. H. S., and through it they try to bring about higher standards of living and conduct. In the Council the members discuss, and endeavor to solve girl ' s problems, or any problems which might come before the student body. This year a tea, given by the girls for their mothers, was sponsored by the council. Each class is represented in the council. The Senior class is represented by two girls, Eva Bailey and Delberta Mutz. The Junior representatives are Mildred Brown and Winnie Hoblitzell. The Sophomore and Freshman classes are each represented by one girl — Sophomore, Virginia Frances Miller and Freshman, Emma Ruth Bellows. The President, elected at large, is Helen Busby. The Standards of Right, used by the girls of another high school, embody that for which the girls of M. H. S., are working. To serve faithfully our God, our country, and our school; to do unto others as we would have them do unto us; to honor our parents; to obey the law; to cultivate friendly feelings and affectionate manners; to work diligently as proof of our loyalty to parents, to teachers and to student officers; to keep clean in mind and body. — Helen Busby.