St Anthony High School - Tattler Yearbook (St Anthony, ID)

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' ' 'il ' Y- 'Nr' I3l NV'Y 'xv' 55 9211 My flaw gil' -:LMS -- :---:a...:... Orland Fred. Victor, Kay. Delbert. Dick, Art, Cless, Lynn, Keith, Charles Lottie, Isabelle, Lola, llubertn, Ralnona. Georgia, Hazel, Anita, Inez Woodrow. Derrell. Ellis. Derrell, Wayne, Dean, Charles ltfsfleblvlurgzziret, Lzium, Ruth, lferne, Katherine, Geraldine, Espy, Mabel n. ee The Cougar Pups LARGE group of Cougar Pups were gathered in from the woods to be brushed up before meeting their older brothers and sisters who had already been tamed. As it had been a custom in the woods, the pups gathered material and had a huge bonfire before the first big Hght between the Cougars and their rivals. The intense heat emanated from the fire gave proof that everything pertaining to the Cougar Pups was not green. This group of Cougar Pups has always been noted for its originality, as was proved when the name which one of our sister Cougars, Katherine Torrey, had handed in, was chosen for the name of the school paper. After they became fairly tamed, these energetic and capable pups were elected to preside in office, Joe Fitzpatrick, Presidentg Art Johnson, Vice-Presidentg Ruth Ferney, Secretary-Treasurer. Our worthy advisers were: Miss Williams and Mr. Robertson. Two of the pups, disliking to be surpassed by others, upheld the standard of their class by being the only pups on the honor roll for the first six weeks. -l24l'

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