Lodge Grass High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Lodge Grass, MT)

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PEP CLUB Merl Haworth, Georgette Johnson, Miss Neumann, Betty Swearingen, Miles Mock, Patricia Carney, Dorothy Knutson, Bill Green, Robert Wiley, Harry Mefford, Glenn Jackson, Robert Boggess Marjean Brockway, Mary Owen, Ileta Stovall, Josephine Westbrook, Fern Holley, Bonnie Brown, Jane Mefford, Uta Hunter A pep club was organized this year, 1940 for the purpose of promoting school spirit It is composed of twenty merribers: eight seniors, six juniors, four sophomores, and two freshmen. Each year new members will be added to take the place of the graduating seniors. The officers arex president, Robert Wiley; vice president, Alta Hunter; secretary, Josephine Westbrook; yell leaders, Alta Hunter and Mirjean Brockway; and sponsor. Miss Neumann. CHEER LEADERS 22

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ANNUAL AND PAFER STAFF Alex LaForge, Ruby Mies, Jane Mefford, Ethel Brown, Alta Hunter, Dorothy Knutson, Josephine Westbrook, Patricia Carney, Albert Stevenson. Jack Bzoski, Henry Esp, Charles Wright, Mary Owen, Kayle Culbertson, Bob Wiley, Bill Morton, Harry Mefford Merl Haworth, Fern Holley, Letitia Chandler, Charlotte Morton, Shirley Boese, Betty Swearingen, Eileen Eggart, Clara Niohols, Doris Swearingen, Ella Richards, Bonnie Brown, Ruby Wright, Miss Stark. LITTLE HORN OVERFLOW Friday, October 6, 1939 was a red letter day in the history of Lodge Grass High School for on that day the first issue of the Little Horn Overflow came off the press. The Little Horn Overflow is the first paper ever published by the Lodge Grass High School. It is a twelve page student publication with eight pages devoted to high school and four to grade and rural school news, and is published every three weeks. Volume I is complete with ten issues for 1939—1940. GOLDEN EAGLE In 1930 the first annual was published by the Lodge Grass High School and named the Golden Eagle. In 1940 the annual was revived and in tr5bute to the first annual was also named the Golden Eagle. The senior class successfully backed the campaign by selling approximately one hundred fifty annuals. An annual was awarded to each student who sold ten or more. The Little Horn Overflow staff members took the responsibility of production and held the same positions as on the paper staff with the exception of Dolores who voluntered to do the art work. The annual has four sections, administration, classes, sports, and activities. A western theme has been carried out in keeping with the surrounding country.