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TirSKIE TRACKS M’LISS The las play of :he year was “M’liss. My Western Miss”, piven to help finance the Junior-Senior banquet. The cast is as follows: George Smith, know'» as “Bummer” the town loafer. Dale Myrick; M’iiss. h s daughter. Genevie U ng; John Gray. the schoolmaster. Dimer Smi.h; Yuba Bill, a native westerner, Esley Wilson: Mrs. Dona Moffits, landlady of the Roaring Dog Hotel. Mildred Down- ing: Clytie Moffi.s, her daught er. Maxine Hatcher; Bess Star- light, an actress. Ida Reed: Clara Hunting, from the city. Marilyn I at en; Carter Langdcn. her fiance. Bill Nock; Judge McSnaggley, lho law, Marvin Ryedam. Director .M ss Wales. In he IL’tle mining town of Smith’s Pocket in the Sierras, lives George Smith and his young daughter. M’liss. Smith is 1 nown as “Bummer”, tho town loafer, for about the only work he does is to work a small claim occasionally, believing that one day I' will yield great wealth. The only one who shares his con- lidince is M’liss. All others jeer at the old man. UnbeknowTn to Smi.h. a brother of his has died in the East and left Smith his eo Ire for une. Two schemers from the East arrive in Smith’s Pocket fortified with this knowledge and plan to do away with Smith, pose as relatives and gain possession of the fortune. Old Smith is killed and the blame is placed on young John Gray, the schoolmaster, with whom M’liss is in love. How M’liss clears the good name of Gray and outwits the schemers forms the basis of a thrilling and exciting play.
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HUSKIR TRACKS V. V - •.. ■ •- js »• I •• I i ’» STUDENT POLICE The Student Police for the school year 1940 and 1941 con- sisted of the following members: Carl Giltner. Freshman; Joan Tuttle. Sophomore; Alice Wiess. Junior; Myron Hallgarth, Sen- ior. These members played an important part dur ng the basket- ball season by putting out advert’slng and taking tickets at tho games. Their duty was also to keep order in the gymnasium. Student police also have charge of directing traffic at night, base ball games. There were no eausflties in the police force this year. FIRE STAFF The firemen have been very active in the school year of I94 0-’41. Their duty is to patrol the building in case of fire and to see that everyone is out. At least one fire drill practice is held every month. The firemen have special duties to per- form, shutting windows and doors, shutting off electric current, and guiding students down the stairways. The staff consists of eight members: Tom Barnes. Truman Hebener, Jim Chandler, Myron Hallgarth. Esley Wilson. Kill Nock. Joe Blackman and Orval Trump. 1941
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