Glasgow High School - Hootman Yearbook (Glasgow, MT)

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s -■.• ' .•..•.;::•;•$ ' ' •. •;•:■ ■- ,- - ' ' . ' ■•;■ c - W -- ' ' ' - : : Top Row: Helen Harebo, Velma Spangler. Leanore Hall, Genevieve Olson, Edith Watson, Ingeborg Barstad, Claris Brown, Judith Eliason. Middle Row: Irene Simmons, Bertha Stensland, Esther Nielson, Bemice Mihm, Frances Simmons, Miss Mattison, Gertrude Vegge, Ida Disrud, Tena Nielsen, Elise Stensland. Bottom Row: Mary Pointer, Ethel Moore, Edna Chase. Esther Anderson, Lucille Bergos. THE NORMAL CLUB Helen Harebo Enid Jones Hazel Cornwell Edith Watson Miss Alice A. Mattison President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Adviser The Normal Club was organized early in the school year 1927-28 to pro- vide a Home Room for the members of the Normal Department, which in- cludes seniors, juniors and sophomores carrying the regular Normal v ork of the high school. From the first the club has met once a vi eek in the regular Normal Training room. The first year ' s activities were chiefly programs appropriate for rural schools and Round Robin letters to former graduates of the department. The past year, the club concentrated on story telling for children, games for class use and some letter writing for associate members — the alumnae. Club members have paid dues, fifty cents annually. Social events sponsored by the club include a social hour for the grade teachers and an annual party for members. On March 22 the club gave an assembly program consisting of the two-act play, Not a Man in the House, a pantomime, The Lamp Went Out, and music. It is hoped that the club will continue to function with greater interest and more value to members. — 25 —

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: ' ;; a ' : v-: Cfe€:M; James Christinson, Scott Johnson, Mr. Mowery. Instructor, Paul Etchepare, Robert Cornwell. STOCK JUDGING TEAM The stock judging team was picked this year from the members of the Smith-Hughes class having the highest averages in judging. The team went to Bozeman to compete against twenty-four teams and placed seventh in the state. In the contest of the ten teams along the hi line to decide who would go to Portland, Glasgow placed seven points behind Simms, who won. The scores were 2,263 and 2,256. With another year of training ahead of it, Glas- gow ' s team hopes to do even better in next year ' s meet. ■24-

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;.!- ' ;:g|; i f HOOT MON STAFF Editor-in-chief Business Manager Assistant Manager Picture Editors Literary Editor Art Editor Class Editors Athletic Editors Joke Editors Calendar Editors Faculty Adviser Ruben Lewow Peggy Morton - Joe Martinkoski Mildred Johnson, Helen Harebo Roy De Haven Irene Hilden Callie Peterson, Byron Armstrong Dale Smith, Ronald Baker Charles Hoffman, Pat Stevens Marjorie Hurly, Erna Hansen Nellie M. Sayre •26 —