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FACIILTT Miss Janet Halverson Chorusy Orchestra MePhail School of Music University of Minnesota Mr. Herbert Winner Smith-Hughes, Boys’ B.B. Montana State College Miss Thelma Williams Commercial, Girls9 B. B. University of Montana Miss Hazel Mellen Home Economics, History Montana State College Miss Elsie May Johnson Mathematics, Biology, Library Declamation University of Montana Miss Freda Mahlstedt English, Latin, Dramatics Annual, School Paper University of Montana
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Briscoe, R. Xaughton, J. Brown, Mr. Bergan, Nicholls, Thompson, M. Xaughton, Brown, Wiegand, P. Xaughton, Grubb. TIIJDBNT COUMCIIa Each year a student council is elected, consisting of president, vice-presi- dent, secretary and treasurer, the candidates being chosen by members of the student body and the faculty. The council as a whole, consisting of eight students, is made up of the above four officers and the president of each of the four classes. The council is the governing body of the student body proper. In the past year it sponsored the Country Gentleman Contest, and with the aid of Mr. Winner set prices for Basketball tickets. It also has charge of social affairs, as well as any business that might come up to be considered. The officers this year are Pat Xaughton, president; Dick Xaughton, vice- president; Loris Brown, secretary; and John Thompson, treasurer. The class president representatives are. Seniors, Boy Wiegand; Juniors, Viola Grubb; Sophomores, Wilma Briscoe; and Freshmen, John Brown. For the second semester, class president representatives are. Seniors, Wal- ter Nicholls; Juniors, Viola Grubb; Sophomores, Mary Xaughton; and Fresh- men, John Brown. The second semester class presidents succeeded those of the first semester in the council. . Page 9
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3? The four classes in C. H. S. are very good withal,— There arc the noisy North-West Freshmen, The blustery Sophomores, zee are sure, are North-Easterly, The Juniors are South-West until no arguing allowed, And best of all, the Seniors are South-East without a doubt. Now this is not referring to their mental balance But to the assigned assembly seats that are S5j true Nor to their gentle temperaments or natures changeable, dealt each year to all.
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