Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

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FIRST ROW—Helen Hoffman, Harriet Decker, Pat Johnston. Gwen Dyer, Donna Moran, Shirley Bllingson, I’at Busby, Dorothy Hilbert, Dorothy Stroh. Bonnie Barr. SECOND ROW— Marian Wleber, Alice Dickson, Jackie Renner, Shirley Wilson. Laura Mae Balt, Nancy Bennett, Joyce Ness, Janet Ness. Margery Lou Hartley, Georgia Wleber, Irene Metzger. Winifred Wilson, Louise Munoz. THIRD ROW—Jackie Schessler. Marilyn Ness, Lois Crawford, Charlene (lass. Billy Fenwick, John Goodenbour. John Orndorff, Clyde Cromwell. Ia»o Yeager, Billielou Brasw'ell, Armelda Phillips, Fleanor Roth. Corrlnne Frlekel. FOURTH ROW—Jack Mitchell, Jim Wilson, Jim Wilcox, Don Brohaugh. Jim Phillips, Jim Sherrow, Dick Moran, Joel Roth, Jack Galusha, Don Graff. Wayne Willis. JhsL VYlixsuL fiJwhuA, Fifty-eight voices blended again this year to make the Mixed Chorus the best since 1941. The group sang Christmas carols for shut-ins and presented an operetta, “Once in a Blue Moon.” A spring concert was given and was well attended by students, parents and firends of the members of the chorus. The group, as is traditional, presented music for the Baccalaureate and Commence ment exercises. Page Twenty-Five

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SEATED—Louise Rome . Rita Dfryckere, Gwen Dyer. .lark Mitchell. Beverly Gunter, Misa Roscoe. STANDING—Norma Price. Ann Brohaugh, Pat Allen. Dorothy Miller, Betty Strecker. Hill Renner, Fred Rosy. I eo Fink. Delbert Teeters. Jim Shern.w. Don Graff, Dick M ran, Trevle Barr. Pat Johnston, Hillielou Braswell. JhsL JxiuaaIa. The 1946 edition of The Laurels is the first publication of the Laurel High School Annual to make its appearance since 1942. Plans for the undertaking were initiated early in the first semester when a committee was selected to consider the problems of size, color and content. Soon after, the staff was organized under the leadership of Co-Editors Gwen Dyer and Jack Mitchell and Miss Roscoe, class sponsor. Also on tlte executive committee was Bev Gunter who acted as Business Manager. A subscription drive was launched by the staff in the early part of the first semester to determine the number of yearbooks to be printed. The remainder of the year was devoted to completing the articles and collecting the pictures needed to make the annual a complete chronicle of life in Laurel High School as it appeared in 1946. The Laurels of ’46 stands as the result of hard work and careful planning b the entire staff. Co-Editors - - - - - Business Manager - - Men’s Sports - - - - Women’s Sports - - - Photographers - Art Editor - - - - - Dramatics - - - - - ANNUAL STAFF Gwen Dyer Jack Mitchell Bev Gunter Leo Fink Jim Sherrow Pat Johnston Trevie Barr Don Graff Jim Sherrow Bill Renner Betty Strecker Dorothy Miller Senior Pictures and Activities Clubs and Organizations Calendar - - Snapshots Adelpha Vaught Louise Romee Ann Brohaugh Trevie Barr Billielou Braswell Pat Johnston Delbert Teeters Fred Ross Bill Renner Dick Moran Don Graff Billielou Braswell Don Graff Jim Sherrow Paoe Twenty-Four

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FIRST ROW — Leo Yeager, Don Brohaugh. Clyde Cromwell. John Gitodenbour. John Orndorff, Joel Roth, Wavne Willis, Jim Wilson. Billy Fenwick. SECOND ROW —Jim Phillips. Jack Mitchell Jim Wihox, Dick Moran, Jim Sherrow, Jack Galusha, Don Graff. (BoifA. QluL Under the direction of Miss Florence Shirk a large Boy’s Glee Club, with eighteen members, has had a very successful season. They sang for the senior play audience and figured prominently in the Christmas caroling and spring concert. FIRST ROW—Helen Hoffman. Harriett Decker. Pat Johnston. Gwen Dyer, Donna Moran. Shirley Filing son, Pat Busby. Dorothy Hflgert, Dorothy Stroh, Bonnie Barr. SECOND ROW—Marian Wieber, Jackie Renner. Shirley Wilson. Marilyn Ness. Charlene Gass, Janet Ness, Margery Lou Hartley, Georgia Wieber. Lrene Metzger, Winifred Wilson. Utilise Munoz. THIRD ROW—Jackie Schessler. Alice Dickson. I»ls Crawford. Joyce Ness Nancy Bennett, Billielou Braswell. Laura Mae Itatt, Armelda Phillips, Eleanor Roth, Corrlnne Frickel. $iaIa $fasL £LuJb The Girl’s Glee Club, much larger than that of the boys, was prominent in the production of the operetta, “The Blue Moon,” and in the spring concert, both of which were well received. Miss Shirk has great hopes for her girls for next year and the) are well founded as the girls made a good showing in all of the programs and entertainments this year. Page Twenty-Six