University High School - Flickertail Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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MIDGET STAFF Standing - Ethel Haugen, Ezra Schroeder, Roy Greenberg Sittings- Ernest Johnson, llettina Bush, Miss Laycock, Kathleen Wold, Milton Schroeder The Midget, which was founded in 1915, is a good example of high school workg for it is purely a high school product. The literary work is done by the members of the staff, and the English classes under the super- vision of Miss Laycock. This year two new features were added to the paper which have enlarged the paper to twice its original size. These were the introduction of the Colymn edited by R. C. Greenberg, and the news sheet. The latter of which is carried on by the English IV class. The Midget is printed by the students of the Manual Arts Department, in classes taught by Roger Johnson, '21. The Midget is edited by a staff who are selected by the editorg he however is elected by the whole student body. Editor ............ .... M ilton Schroeder Associate Editor ..... ..... K athleen Wold Business Manager ........ .... R . C. Greenberg Reporters Bettina Bush .... ....... ....... S o cial Helen Johnson .... ---Literary Ethel Haugan ..... .... A thletics Ezra Schroeder ..... ........... J oke Madeline Keck ...... ............. A rt Ernest Johnson .... ..... S tenographer

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ORCHESTRA Arthur Lyons, Margaret Tonjum, Miss Miles, Helen Fadden, William Gcrrish, Norman Dybvik JUNIOR PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL Piano .... .... H elen Fadden Violin ......... Margaret Tonjum Cello ..... .... H elen Bowman Saxophone ......... Noble Austin Oboe ............ William Gerrish Horn .......... Milton Schroeder Xylophone ....... Norman Dybvik Drums and Traps---Arthur Lyons Under the able leadership of Miss Miles the Junior Philharmonic Or- chestra is doing very good work. With a nearly complete instrumentation it plays overtures, waltzes and marches at assembly and Per Gradus. A complete musical program with Norman Dybvik as a soloist was rendered by this orchestra on December twenty-first and highly appreciated by all. With so skillful a leader and a little more practice the Junior Philhar- monic Orchestra expects to rival its parent organization.

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OUR OPINION STAFF Top Row Carl Wild, Katherine MacMillan, Lois Stead, Paul Reinholt. Second Row-f Roy Gra-enber1.:, Jeanne Fuller, Mr, Johnson, Florence Mullen, Arthur Lyons. This year a new organization has been inaugurated in our high school. Due to the dissatisfaction with the Midget last year, and the desire of many students for a high school newspaper, several students, assisted by Roger Johnson as advisor, took it upon themselves to try out rthe experiment dur- ing the Easter vacation. After much work they succeeded in putting out a four page sheet entitled Our Opinion. The purpose of the paper, as stated in the first issue is as follows: 1. To promote a more intense interest in the activities of the school. 2. To create more personal relations between the students and the faculty. 3. To advertise and boost the U. H. S. The paper was received with a great deal of enthusiasm by the students and the alumni on the campus, it is to be hoped that the students next year will carry on this good work and continue the regular publication of Our Opimon. OUR OPINION STAFF ' Roy Greenberg .............. Managing Editor Arthur L. Lyons--- ---- Business Manager Paul Reinholt -------------------- Desk Editor Florence Mullen ------------------ Desk Editior NEVVS STAFF Katherine MacMillan Jeanne Fuller Lois Stead Carl Wild