Havre High School - Blue Pony Yearbook (Havre, MT)

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5: S'I'AMl'Elil1CANXVAL ii l li ,F it ii 7 BY THIS YE SHALL KNGW THEM David E. Morris, History: t,'z1ll me Mr. Morris in the studvhallf' Mrs. Gruee M. Ryerson, Mutlieulzttiesz How lllillll' merits Can You afford to lose? Ann B. XYilson. History and Modern English: Please, now be quiet. Mary J. Strannhnn, English: I'll give you just 110 seconds to get quiet. Mrs. Znda Miller, Connnereial. We'll say she is some t92lt,'l19l', just ask the Coininereial classes. E. MCD. Miller, Head of English Dept. His inusieul ability. we need not explain. Flora M. Hamxnitt. Spanish and French. XVe Villlif all speak Frenell, but we like the class just the same. Margaret E. Kerr, Science and Home Economies. Ask the lmslcetlmll tennis if she can cook. Raymond Moulltjoy, Pllysit-s. Fannin Shop and Animal Huslmndrvv. He is a good Sp0I't as Well as 3 TSf2l1 llt'l'. :lsk his vlaisses. Naomi Vfalton, English and Latin. We like the looks ol' her cur, hut we don't know how it rides. Ruth E. Xelson, i'0llll'llE1'tfl2llI Now get husy and flon't waste your time. Arthur J. Raymond, Athletivs lrireetorz Give it alll you'Ve got boys, now is your 'ehnneefl Rqbgff Jillian tPrinQ.ggll English History, Sociology: This is il serious matter.

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f ti'l'.X5il1lClPI'IAYNVAL'23 if T l r ii l ROBERT JULIAN Mr. Julian, IJl'llll'llil1l ol' the Havre High School is a graduate of Fpper Iowa l'nivei-sitlv and has taken post graduate work in London Yniversity in England and in the l'nive1-sity of Vliirago. He had experience in the schools of lowa and Nebraska before coming to Havre. Mr. Julian was bead of the connnei-cial departnient of the Wausa, Nebras- ka High Svhool and was there elerted principal. He was head of the Coin- inereial department of the Vharles Vity High School in Iowa, and was head ot the history debartinent ol' the Hastings .lnnior High School at Hastings, Nebraska. At Hastings and Wausa he also served as baseball and basket- ball roach in addition to his teavhing work. He served in the American Al'llI'V in France in a machine gun company and at the close ot the war took the opportunity offered American soldiers, to take two terms of professional work in the Loudon lluiversity. Mr. .Inlian is teaching English History and Sociology here this year. He is well liked by all the students and they regret very much his leaving to take charge of the schools oi' Uliinook. He has won a - ' ' - - seniors and will long be spolfen ol' by them. plane 111 the ll91l1iS of the