Sentinel High School - Bitterroot Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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 Jutux£ Jarni£’Li of z fmz’ii.ca The fifteen year old local chapter of Future Farmers of America is made up of boys enrolled in vocational agriculture and voluntary members, all of whom have met membership requirements. Advancement through the four grades of membership: Green Hands, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farmer, is contingent on definite accomplishments with respect to farming, earnings, investments, leadership, and scholarship. Twenty-five members belonged to the chapter this year and were directed by Ted Plummer, President. To promote greater interest in small-bore shooting and to develop patriotism among high school students is the purpose of the Ranch's Rifle Club. Safety is the important factor in handling guns as gun accidents do not happen, they are caused. The club motto is: We must overcome carelessness with discipline and ignorance with education. Mr. C. L. Taylor and Mr. R. R. Bruce of the Missoula Rifle Association and The Garden City Rifle Association, with the support of the Board of Education have made the Rifle Club possible. future snipers .. .

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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.

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Preparing girls for home making, the Home Economics Club is sponsored by Miss Zoe Williams. Ruth Heinrich presided as president for the year, Shirley Lee as vice president, and Florence Dufresne has been secre- Lam tary-treasurer of the club. The club's activities included monthly meetings, club sales in the lunchrooms, and construction of articles for use by the American Red Cross. The Christmas party was the social highlight of the year. . . . three stars Honorary club for dramatics is the Thespians, sponsored by Miss Harris and headed by president Bob Farnsworth, vice-president Fred Lerch, and secretary-treasurer Marilyn Barnes. The Thespians presented 'Tomorrow the World early in the fall; later they produced the junior play, Spring Green ; and at Christmas co-operated with the music de- partment to give us the Christmas Cantata. Being patriots as well as artists, the Thespians have donated $25 to the Red Cross, $25 to the AWVS, $15 to the War Chest, and bought a $100 war bond this year. Entrance requirements are 100 hours of work connected with play production. A star is awarded for each additional 100 hours. They have an annual banquet every spring. Two common sights warmly remembered by MHS students are their red and black emblems, and the periodical initiations.