Rolla High School - Growler Yearbook (Rolla, MO)

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X FACULTY. S. P. BRADLEY, Superintendent, Mathematics and Science. X E x N 1-X I ,. .-, XQQSLQQSX V, ,V.. ' WM- BUCK. JESSIE VIA, Assistant Principal. German and Latin. English and History Principal,

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BOARD OF EIDUCATION E. H. ROACH, Secretary and Treasurer Board of Education. W. D. JONES. CHAS. M. KNAPP, Vice-President Board of Education.

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Mid- llfeelc Exercises. Y V2 Xi The object of the Mid-Week Exercises of the Rolla High School is to promote school spirit, and to bring the student body in touch with the busy world. The students of the High School have taken great interest in these exercises, and all have done their share of the work. Wednesday, November 11, 1914, the first meeting was held, for organi- zation. At this time the following committee was appointed to arrange for the weekly program: Gwendolyn Arthur, Berenice Wynn, Nancy Love and Fay Dent. Some of the addresses given were as follows: Education, ----- Rev. G. P. Keeling Daily Life, ----- Rev. H. N. Tragitt Our Education, - - - - Rev. A. M. Dixon Memories of Our School Days, - Rev. G. G. Riggan The Meaning of the word Education, - - Father O'Loughlin Time, ---- - Professor G. R. Dean The Value of English, - - - - Dr. J. W. Barley Aluminum, - - - Professor V. H. Gottschalk The X-Ray, - - - Dr. A. L. McRae The Coming of Arthur, ---- Prof. W. F. DeMoss Libraries, ----- J. Cunningham, Librarian National Reserve Bank, ---- Honorable F. H. Farris Progress and Conservation of Public Health, - Professor E. G. Harris On several occasions Dr. J. J. Bassett-Wootton played selections from Wagner, Brahms and Mendelssohn. The students of the school have helped most cheerfully by reading se- lections, giving piano and vocal numbers at these entertainments. It is the ambition of both pupils and teachers to continue and try to im- prove the high standard already set. FAY DENT, '18.