Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

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EAND 3, HO' 3TA3-IDIKG—M.Ostwald, majorette; . .Price, fla twirler; T. Sherrow, flag twirler; Art A. Soulsby, arm fireccor; Villi can, drums; G.i'arvin, drums; T .Kiedrov s i, drx. lajor t-r; D.Follows, flee twirler; V.'.Price, fle-E tv ri r; .iuk . 0:;, majorette; ?.Bohan, majorette. HOT S'.--.T ■ j—E.Coombs, clarinet; Y.Jenr.inys, clari: et; H :'ni’llitjs, saxophone; V.Johnson, saxophone; , saxc-no- .Schessler, saxophone; E.Dull, saxophone; ...c £Ley trori R.Strobel, trombone; i'.Joh. stc:-, tro bo .e; .5c.-oi .- c r, trombone; V .Scheideeker, trombone; C .Eicharas, barj.tor.e ; .. Soeare, saxo aor c; L• Dixon9 orua:i: et; • roic. f oV John 3 or., trumpet; J.Sherrow, trumpet; D. -raff, trumpet. FRONT ROW—L.F-ommee, clerinet; C.Fahy, clarinet; j.Th ralsor, Ciar“ inet; A.Vaught, clarinet; D.Voran, clarinet; D.Toeters, saxe LeC-reen, mollophone ? Johnston flute; JeLou j ov lo .no.r.o, D.I’Oran, saxophone; J.. itchell trumpet; J.Roth, trn p£-- E.Spoo. trunpet; L.V.’arfi eld, trumpet; R.Spoare, trumpet. Bn-D : rni: MS 1-;0T in .ICTURE—C,Bohan, majorette; E.Coombs, saxophone.

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SCHOOL PLAYS “Too Many Relatives,” a comedy in three acts, was given by the seniors March 24, 1942. The play cast was again under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Basket. Miss Frances Schofield, class sponsor, was in charge of the business committees. Harry Savage...........Eddie Speare Mabel Savage.................Lillian Batt Uncle Otto.......................Jim Cusick Aunt Ermintrude Evans ................Gladys Jones Mrs. Donnelly........Rosetta Chopper Grade Evans..........Gertrude West Smokey McGee........... Bill LaPrath Longfellow J. Butterfield ..............Campbell Calvert Jasper Wilkins.......... Jim Cusick Lucy.................Loretta Freund ♦ On December 3, 1940, the juniors presented their class play, “Professor, How Could You?” with Gertrude West and Robert Sullivan taking the leading roles. Miss Elizabeth Baskett, English instructor, directed the play. Cast was as follows : Professor Keats Perry..Robert Sullivan Vicky Randolph...........Gertrude West Grandpa Perry...........Bill McCracken Grandma Perry...................Gladys Jones John Appleby and Lulu.......Jim Cusick Valerie Whitman................Juanita Libecap Butcher Boy Bean..........Bill LaPrath Tootsie Bean..................Margaret Whiteaker Pricilla Marley..... Billee Rae Miller Boggins ............ Campbell Calvert

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SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS Quill and Scroll Members of the staff who have had twenty-five inches printed are eligible for Quill and Scroll membership. Miss Elizabeth Baskett is the adviser. The main project undertaken by the club this year was experimenting with linoleum cuts. In February, they sponsored the sale of programs which were white with purple lettering and were dedicated to the Laurel team. Money from the sale was used to send four representatives to Missoula. Seven new members were initiated into the chapter in January. Dinner was served in the Home Economics room and was followed by a candlelight ceremony. Quill and Scroll officers are: President, Gladys Jones; vice president, Bill McCracken, and secretary-treasurer, Billee Rae Miller. ♦ Library This year the school library has enlarged its facilities for serving the students. One hundred ninety-two new books have been placed on the shelves. Those included biographies, plays, short stories and novels by the better authors. Miss Elizabeth Byrne is supervisor and Edith Kiedrowski head librarian. Librarians are those students who volunteer one study hall period to work in the library. They catalogue books and repair them, check books in and out and assist students in looking up reference material. Librarians this year were Marion Boyd, Vangina Simpson, Hazile Belile, Joan Philpott and Rosetta Chopper.