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, If iology I Director of Athletics I , f ' ELEANOR F. DOLLINS Zfmikam AARON ALBRIGHT Biology, General Science Lightweight Football DELSIE ALLEN Librarian Library Science LILIAN B. BAIRD Bookkeeping, Algebra MRS. R. E. BLACKMAN English , LULU BREDLOW English, Drama Christmas Pageant, Com- mencement Scenery P? D. E. BROWN' Bookkeeping Wrestling RAY W. BURGETT General Shop Automotive Safety Superintendent of Build- ings and Grounds C. I. CARLSON Mechanical Drawing T. L. CARLSON Economics, Civics Jr. Delphi, Rifle Club J. C. CHRISMAN Commercial Law, Book- keeping, Introduction to Business Senior Hi-Y R. E. CRAVENS Industrial Geography Business Manager Cafeteria ' ROY E. DAVIS Salesmanship, Typewriting MARTHA M. DORSETT English EDWARD A. FITZ GERALD Arithmetic Band ROWENA GALBRAITH American History I10l
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Simfafdl Qcwncvf If you should happen to drop into the library the second or fourth Tuesday of the month, you would see this group, the Student Council represent- atives and cabinet members, talking over problems and activities that in- terest every high school student. You see, the Student Council governs the entire student body. These are the students who led the Student Council during the past year -Warren Muth, presidentg Marion Stolp, secretary-tre-asurerg Mary Crego, secretary-treasurerg and Ralph Foster, vice-president. During Student Day, the entire school was run under the supervision of pupils. Here we have Ralph Foster, who fulfilled Mr. Hunter's place as Dean of Boys, VC'arrcn Muth, who acted as principal for Mr. Walters, and Helen judt who took over Miss O'Neil's position as Dean of Girls. It looks as though Warren is taking ad- vantage of being principal for a day, for this poor freshman boy is being presented with a 7 :3O because he vio- lated traffic regulations on the stairway.
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Zim may apple. LILIA GARMS German, Spanish German Club MABEL GARWOOD English PAULINE GLEASON French, Latin French Club, Latin Club BETTY MAE GRAMLEY Typewriting, Intro- duction to Business THEOLA R. GREENFIELD Art COLEMAN G. GUNDERSON Physics, Science Heavyweight Football Intramural Sorts MRS. C. G. GUNDERSON English HERBERT HEILMAN World History Freshman-Sophomore Athletics JAY L. HUNTER Bookkeeping, Accounting Dean of Boys, Boys' Club Minstrel LOUISE E. HUTCHINS Latin, English Latin Club ' LUCILE JENKS English MARIE A. KLEIN Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick First Aid ROSE E. KRUG School Nurse EDWARD C. LAMBERT ' journalism, Business English Auroran, Variety Show VINCENT LANGLITZ Boys' Glee Club, Orchestra GEORGE H. MAASKE Biology, General Science Band ' ,ji cf. E111
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