Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

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The 1939 Laurels TOP ROW—Kiedrowskl. Shay, Milligan, Palmer, Speckeen, Derychere, Meyers, Lyons, Stener-son, Stouffer, Sandman. Wright. SECOND ROW—Adams, Palmer, Harper, Packard, Wheeler, Gowen, Mace. Zier, Houston, Wold. THIRD ROW—Bray, Albright. Bliss, Burke. Miss Schofield, Chappell, Cook. Dickson, Freund, Wold. Hilgert. Laurel Science Club In January 1939 forty-one Science and Mathematics students organized the Laurel Science Club, Montana Club number nine, and affiliated with the Student Science Clubs of America as U. S. Club number 782. The club is to study in the laboratory and out of doors. Star-gazing meetings and hikes to observe plant development were among the outdoor activities, and on March 24, they went on a picnic. Speare, Hilgert, Albright, Mr. Graff, Kledrowski, Hodges, Cuslck. Debate This year, Superintendent Fred W. Graff coached the debate team on the question : Resolved : Should the United States form an alliance with Great Britain? Fredrick Hilgert and James Cusick represented the Laurel team at the district meet April 12. Thirty

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The 1939 Laurels TOP HOW—Otto. McClure, H. Shay. Schaff, St reck. Winters, Armstrong. Mogan, H. Branatetter. SEJCOND HOW—Coombs, Fox, Herrlott, Story, Stenerson. Teeters, Ostwait. 'I II1HD HOW—Hu: sell. I». Shay. Robertus, W. Slater, O. Slater. H. Branstetter, Berenger. F. F. A. Vocational Agriculture was added to the Laurel High School curriculum in September, 1937. and Agriculture 11 and Shop II were added this year. The Laurel Chapter is a member of the national organization of the Future Farmers of America with 28 active members. The program of work set up at the beginning of the year will be completed nearly 100' i when school closes. Delegates and contestants were sent to Bozeman during High School Week, April 25-28. with entries in shop, livestock, and grain judging, and poultry and egg grading. Carl Haase is vocational instructor. Father and Son Banquet Twenty-nine

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The 1939 Laurels TOP ROW—A. Boy Ian, Segfler, Klrchols, Bice, Cook, Orndorff, Stenertton, Shay, (Jille , I). Boylan, Nelson, Out wait. SICCONI ROW—Ounter, Coulter, Wold, Wine, Murdock, Speckeen, Mace, l lx, Zlcr, Parker, Quinn. Girls’ Drill Team I he Girls’ Drill Team was made up of both Junior and Senior girls this year. I hc purple and gold of Laurel High was carried out in the uniforms which the girls made. Miss Alice McDowell directed the drills which were presented at several basketball games here and in Park City. Librarians T he library is taken care of by two student librarians in each period. Head librarian was Dorothy Boylan. Faculty sponsor was M iss By me. Thirty-one