THE FLAMBEAU THE MANITOU STAFF By AUGUSTA NIELSEN Ladies and Gentlemen: The dignified body which you see looking at you from the opposite page is none other than the Mantrovu Staff, the body which runs the school paper. The Staff is made up of distinguished people, indeed. Our busi- ness staff is composed of noted financiers and business men. The man- ager is Vernon Houghton, of whom you have heard so much. Assisting him are the following distinguished men: Harry Schwartz, Everett Brandt, Lewis Dumdey, Robert Nyhagen. They still have a sound busi- ness reputation, for there is a larger surplus in the treasury than we have had for years. The Editorial Staff is headed by Augu sta Nielsen, with Evelyn Hougen as assistant. They have managed to get the material for the five numbers together. To discover their efficiency just read the Manitou. You all know Evelyn for her clever stories and poems. The Literary Staff is composed of world-renowned writers. My Pet Detestations by Marie Damez is known everywhere as a real classic. Richard Marquardt’s strong point is his hunting stories—for instance, A Visit to the Home of the Canvas-Backs shows in what he is inter- ested. He also assisted in the Athletic Department. Harold Sporer is known the world over as the author of thePeanuts stories. For a story of the North, read Jean Larue, Trapper, by Walter Peters. The staff also contains the names of Lucile Pollock and Thomas Dorey, for whom we predict a brilliant future. The Local department has become more famous this year because of the editor’s sense of humor. Darwin Pitz is the editor, and he can be funny when he wants to. He also can be serious, especially in debates. The basketball team of M. H. S. is represented in the Athletic Department by Milton Stangel, another debater of renown, and a good basketball player. The person who reads all the exchanges and wrote them up (for the greater part of the year) was Martha Schuette. Ruth Zander wrote the material for the last issue. This ‘‘job’’ seems particularly difficult, as it requires just enough tact and diplomacy, added to real criticism. Who writes up the important doings about school?’ Why, Harvey Stangel. He has had much experience, and of course, his work is good —and satisfactory.
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