Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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Fotographers' Folly Chet uan't get ovvr how much hettcr his type wriier works with paper in. Chemistry is suvh a sad. sad suhjevt. Now this is tho layout, sew? Mr. wvtlllgfill always leaves smmflnuly I'PPllllg,' This timf- iI':4 :i voliplo of Dicks A few sm-rows from a dry 1-ell hard at wnrk un a battery. 'Pi-nf' is za whizz at this bizz uf geornetriu figures. Aletha pruvos that Home Ev students van out what they make-if it becunlos HCPCS- sary. Page Eighteen

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Friends, Romans, Football Men-lend me your gears P. T. A. Cast on Your Buckets Right Where You Are. This well-known line was the theme of the Parent Teachers Association in Minot High School during this first year of war. lt shows very clearly the idea of resourcefulness and initiative, the aims of the Association for this season, and the thought that good sailors can find what they want in their own community if they will but Cast on Their Buckets. The programs during the year centered around this theme. Many prominent civic speakers such as Mr. J. W. Bliss, Dr. Quinter M, Lyon, the Rev. Mr. Strahl, Dr. Charles Hoffman, Miss Eleanor Bryson, and Miss Mary Matula talked on topics connected with the main point of subject interest. Every speaker impressed strongly the projects and assets of our community which, like the fresh water about the ancient boat, are lying at hand available for some good use. At the final meeting of the year, Dad's Night, some of the mothers presented a timely play called, Mother Buys a Bond. After summarizing the year's work, the active mem- bers elected new otficers. They are: Mrs. Ray O. Miller, President, Mrs. C. D. Bruce, Vice President: Miss Marguerite Craig, Secretary, Mrs. V. B. Abbott, Treasurer. The P. T. A, always lends a helping hand to the student body as a whole. Not only do the ladies prepare and serve the Football and Senior banquets, but they are always willing to lend help in any major project where thelr resources and talent are needed. A vote of thanks is due these good sailors, and the Scarchlght is glad to give it. P. T. A. Officers Mrs. Alfred Spoklie Mrs. Walter M. Jones, Mrs. C'arence E. Pike, Mrs. B. J. Thomas, Vice President President Secretary Treasurer Page Seventeen

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Four Walls Do Not A Prison Make Bill Severson and Don Thompson look real pretty in those chemistry aprons. Mr. Wangen arranged it so they'll be happier wearing them again next year. Deep thinking is noticeable among those who still have library privileges. Well, at least the library is quiet now. Oh. you push the middle valve down and you go out quick. This is really quite shotking work for the boys in physics class. The first, the original. the one and the only Span- ish class demonstrates how painless Spanish van be. Si, Senor, it doesn't hurt a bit. Moe Rogers could be mixing a hromo from the look on his face-could be. Speaking of nice figures-hm! Geometry endeav' ors to teach these boys an appreciation of good curves. For some unknown reason they don! seem to enjoy it. Page Nineteen