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

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F BETTY BROWNE, A.B. University of Montana Northwestern University English I HELEN MAE CARR, Ph.B., M.A. University of Minnesota Ph.B. Stanford University University of Colorado Columbia University M.A. English III, IV: Public Speaking VIRGINIA COWAN, B.A. University of Montana, B.A. University of Washington Eastman School of Music Glee Club E. F. EGGER School of Engineering University of Minnesota River Falls Normal Industrial Education FRANCES K. HULM, B.A. College of St. Teresa University of Montana German I, II Latin I, II ESTHER LYNCH, B.S., M.A. University of Minnesota, B.S. University of Mexico, M.S. Leland-Stanford University Spanish I, II CEIL LECLAIR, B.A. Wisconsin College Gregg College Chicago University Ripon College Shorthand I, II Typing I, II HORTENSE PEMBERTON, A.B. University of Minnesota Hamline University, A.B. American Government L. F. ROUBINEK, A.B. University of Montana University of Nebraska A. B. University of Colorado Principal GRACE HOV E University of Montana English ELSIE MACK, B.A. ' Montana State Normal U. of Montana U. of Washington, B.A. Willamette U. at Salem English II HELEN MUNRO, B.A. University of Montana, B.A. Hall School of Commerce Armstrong School of Business Administration Shorthand I, II Typing I, II LAURA MARTIN, B.A. University of Montana P. E. El Page Seven ROBERT OSBORN, A.B., M.A. William Jewell College University of Missouri University of Washington Math, Algebra, Advanced Al. BURNELL G. SOUTHALL, B.A. State Teachers College, Valley City, N. D. University of Washington Commercial Subjects ALTON BLOOM, B.A. University of Montana University of Washington University of Montana Journalism, English II, III ELIZABETH BAKER, B.L.S. Public Library School U. C. L. A. Library HENRY ZAHN, B.A. Jamestown College University of Washington University of Montana Chemistry, General Science A. KLIES, B.S. North Dakota State College, B.S. University of Montana University of Washington Mathematics, Geometry CLIFFORD D. KNAPP, B.S., M University of North Dakota Band, Orchestra JACK LANGSTON, B.S. Montana StateCollege, B.S. University of Montana University of Washington Math, Mechanical Drawing Physics VIRGINIA HARRIS, B.S. University of Colorado General Hospital Home Economics ELIZABETH REES Colorado State Teachers College Cedar Falls Normal Art ELDON COUEY, B.A. University of Montana Biology CHARLES NAGEL, B.A. Montana State College American History Social Science R. HAROLD WYLIE, B.S. Montana State College University of Southern California Athleticsg World History ROY WOOD, B. A. University of North Dakota University of Montana P. E.