Sentinel High School - Bitterroot Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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(fjLrt £l£T(7£l Although not under the direction oi the high school, the student recreation center, or Rec, as we fondly call it, is nevertheless an important part of student life. The Rec has been under the guidance of the Y.W.C.A. A new Rec committee of two members from each class is elected every semester. The staff of the Rec Rumor is chosen from the Rec committee. . . . Ziegfield Follies (?) . . . High on the active list of girls' clubs, the Girl Reserves have gone all out in the drive to help the war effort both this year and last. The Girl Reserves have registered women for war work and have salvaged fat. Their big project this year is to help sponsor a camp not too far from town where grade school children who can't go to the regular camp can spend some time. Though they had to cancel their formal, they gave us a grand Sadie Hawkins dance on April 21. Topping their year's activities was their Mother and Daughter banquet in May. . . • eight to the bar , . .

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J2ujxafiy c tjuad Practice makes perfect must be the motto of the library squad as they are getting practical library experience under the capable direction of Miss Kathryn Geiger. The library is open every period and after school until 4:15, with two students at the desk and one girl managing the Girls' Club section. Their duties are to check books out and in, return books to their correct places on the shelves, make out overdue slips, and help other students to find the information they need. The Library Squad should be commended for giving its time and energy to help others. Oft LC£. LjUUcl Composed of volunteers, the Office Squad is one of the busiest groups in MHS. The girls work one period a day for one semester answering the intra-phone and taking all incoming telephone calls. The girls file, deliver the permit list and bulletin third period, and bring persons wanted by the office to the office. One girl also works before and after school each semester posting attendance. This group is perhaps one of the most valuable on the ranch.

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cin z fniziiccuz tiuUnt Toxum One of the least known but most active of clubs is the Pan American Student Forum, better known as PASF. Club members have been engaged in the preparation of a scrap- £[uk Introduced at MHS last year, and distinguished for being a club without officers the Art Club has gained a rightful place among our clubs. Shirley Lintz designed the snappy emblems. Among the club activities for the year were included construction book on our state and country to exchange with a Latin-American school. Highlighting the years activities were its annual Spanish carnival in February and spring picnic. of seven hundred Christmas cards for use of men at the Fort, painting of murals for recreation rooms for the enlisted men at the Fort, and making of weekly posters for the USO.