Glasgow High School - Hootman Yearbook (Glasgow, MT)

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THE SCQTTY, GLASGOW, MONTANA Page 49 OUR SCHOOL LIBRARY This picture shows a section of the Glasgow High library, which is open throughout the day to the student body. Mildred Simonton, librarian new to the staff this year, is seated at the desk in the fore- ground at the left. This room will probably be used as one of the meeting rooms for the October M. E. A. convention. Home' Ec Club .. . Future Homemakers First row. left to right standing: P. Fuhrman, H. Fuhrman, J. Brown, R. Davis, M. Cowan, L. Penner, N. Ellinger, A. Bore- son, E. Holden, E. Conatser, V. Dykstra, P. Noble, L. Combs, D. Smith, M. Forsythe, N. Neufeld, R. Olson C. Stenslie C. Wells. D. Stevenson. Second row, left to right: M. Boyd, A. Beede, S. Ellinger, G. Palmer, D. Munson 'T Fuhrman J M. Sherman, M. Dillon. P. Ruffcorn, E. Harebo, A. Schakosky, I. Grotjan, M. Schakosky, V. Hammernessf Bottom row: left to right: S. Stenslie, C. Martin. D. Koepke, S. Brown, E. Ellsworth, R. Clark, E. Dragoo, A. Howard, O. Eayrs, L. Cowan, M. Cowan, R. Cross, B. Arneklev, A. Rowan, E. Dionne, V. Lambert, F. Teichrow, A. Fuhrman, E. Hovland, H. Parker, T. Hockhalter, R. Hallam. EIGHTH GRADE PARTY The annual spring party of the eighth grade was held in the High School gymnasium on the evening of March l8. The Grand March, under the direction of Miss Ruth Creveling, opened the entertainment. The program, which consisted of songs, dances and recita- tions, was directed by Betty Ann Molvig and was the high spot of the evening. Later in the evening refresh- ments were servecl. Dancing preceded and followed the program. The music was furnished by the Markle Trans- fer Company. Miss Edith Foss, Miss Ruth Creveling ancl Mr. Roy Huber were sponsors, and many parents attended as guests. - Lillian Wedum.

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