University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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The Chinook, 'Published by the Senior Class of the Dear 1 jc! Till-: following class of 1911 seek positions: Our word can he depended ui on. Anyone named on this list is able, capable, and fitted to hold the various positions which the state oilers. If it were not so we could not say so because we know our success depends upon the truthfulness of our representations. Have you a “Montana Xormal Graduate” in your school? This name is a synonym for good teaching. Especially do we offer Ida Berg for promptness, accurateness, and thoroughness. Xo child can escape from her teaching with a fractional part of what he should know being in his head. Are you willing to let this opportunity slip through your fingers? We know you are not, for we know you to he a live, prorgessive, and up to date school. We expect to hear from you at once. Here is a way through your difTiculty. What you need is trained teachers. I.el us furnish your want. Ella Ealligan! A somewhat flighty young maid, but still absolutely capable of holding any position. She is a Montana girl, has lived in Montana all her life, and is a distant relative of Paxton, the great Indian painter. Above all girls, the girl who lias lived, been educated, and seeks a position in Montana, is the one to be lirst considered. At best you can not keep her many years for she is already interested in domestic science. Improve the present opportunity. The t'nderwood adding machine is a fine tiling but it can not multiply, add, and subtract. It will not take the place of a first-class mathematics teacher. Let Clara Goodrich have that position. All during her school career, mathematics has been her specialty. What she can not think out in her head, she can deduce on her fingers. You’ll never regret employing her, for she can be depended upon and unlike Miss Ealligan will remain a | ermanent fixture in your school. The Colgate Company tell you it can not improve the powder so it improves the box. Dr. Swain improves the box constantly and that the contents are improved is shown by the presence of Mayme Montana State JVormal College, Oillon, Montana Mayes in this Normal. She is an epicurean who will teach the children that we live to eat. A quiet little miss who will give you perfect satisfaction. This is a progressive age. an age of specializing and system. Why not get the benefit of progression and specialization? Margaret Harrington will give yon all the latest and best methods. She conies from Unite and did you ever see any one from Butte who was not enterprising? If your school is dead, she’ll wake it up: if it is alive, she'll make it livelier. Send for her. Hut you better get busy, hundreds of letters come to us daily asking for our first class teachers! “Wedding gowns and bridesmaid’s dresses in elaborate or simple designs. ” “Lei us help you furnish your home! Ah, gentlemen! Cupid has already sent in his application,so there is no chance for you. This fact is most unfortunate, fora golden opportunity has slipped through your lingers, Knap May, a haughty, lovable girl, the president of the senior class, and we are all after wishing her joy! The night letter is becoming more and more used. Why not sit down and write for one of our brand new teachers? A girl of wonderful ability as a singer—1Orpha Oneal. You can expect perfection in every branch from her except mechanical and business-like branches such as arithmetic. Here we must confess she will do no more Mian the average teacher docs. Let us assure you though that her work will give yon satisfaction- if it were not so she could not lie finishing from the Nl. S. X. ('. I'needa Biscuit? No! You need a teacher. Kate Lydeu—another Butte girl, bright, full of life, and quite capable of handling the children. That head full of knowledge and covered with a mop of red hair is a head that is bound to pleas.■ you. Improve the present opportunity for she is a girl who will not long remain without 51 position. Oh! you cheerful school! The brightness produced by the use of liquid veneer cannot begin to compare with the resultant brightness produced by the employment of one of our teachers. Annwillis

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The Chinook, (Published by the Senior Class of the (iKirnU'l)K IlKAUDOX: Only minutes, never hours, Keeps this little lass, Days and years and such great powers Shun the | et of our class. JOSK McFAPDKX: (Jive every man thine ear, but few thy voice: Take each man’s censure, but reserve thy judgement. MAIJKL SMITH: 1 never did repent for doing good. KONA JON 108: The means that heaven yields, Must be embrac’d. A KICK CONWAY: Owl shall l e my hope, My stay, my guide lantern to my feet. CLARA OOODRICH: Some tine day when she has leisure J From facts’ and figures malediction, She will have a genius seizure And perpetrate a work of fiction. OHACI0 WALTKRS: Nothing to say young lady. Nothing at all to say; Smile, look sweet, wise and pleasant And let the others just rattle away. NBTA KNAP MAY: Our class president Of tall and stately mein. CATHKRINK KYOKN: Nor bold, nor sly, nor short, nor tall, but a new mingling of them all. ANWIUAS LYNCH : Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. Montana State Normal College, 'Dillon, Montana Himual Junior Banquet Montana State Normal College May Twenty-Eight, Nineteen Hundred Ten St. James Guild Hall 8:30 p. m. iflfl Ut Grape Fruit Cocktail Bouillon Wafer Baked Salmon with Kgg Sauce Cheese Sticks Chicken a la 1911 French Feus Potato Soufle Hot Bolls Frozen Punch olives Stuffed Tomato Salad Junior Special Salted Nuts Coffee Midget Pickles Butter Wafers Cake Mints Jlnuiram Greeting.................................... - Miss Cameron Bes|Mmse for Seniors....................... —----.Miss Duncan Bes| onse for Faculty —...... President Swain Song -............... —Miss Miller Address.................. ............................. r; • inch Reading..... ......... ................... ftes Song..................Misses Miller, Poindexter. Frwin. Pendergast Beading.................................................... Running Address........................... ....................Mrs. Kress Parting Song.

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The Chinook, 'Published by the Senior Class of the Lynch is brigth, figuratively and literally speaking, so why not send in your application at once? She is a girl who will please you and the pupils in every way. She can hear her lady’s voice but this would not prevent her hearing your call if you sent for her. Ixmi Maxwell—a first-class teacher, a reliable girl, and her inuscial ability cannot but raise the moral and mental spirit of the school. She beats the record! Van Camp’s Pork and Leans are specially prepared; so are our teachers. Here we not only present a teacher but also a cook, llor-tense Paul. Along with the regular school course she can teach domestic, science. If you live in a single-ular district, she will especially please. Sit down and communicate with us. Do not envy a good teacher, hire our Normal graduates and have one. Nellie Pendergast will be able to train her pupils in all athletic branches. She is well trained in physical, mental and vocal gymnastics. The boys will be won by her foot-ball, the parents by her logical teaching, and the girls by her singing. Eventually, only Normal graduates will be employed. Why not now? We know it is hard to always get enough to su| ply the demand but here we have a fresh, newly equipped, and well trained teacher. Jessie Poindexter will fill the bill. she is one of our best and she may be the Lest in years to come. Write us concerning her. Good-morning! Have you employed one of our Normal graduates? The use of untrained teachers is answerable for manv of the failures in school children. Is it not more economical in the long run to secure a first-class teacher at the outset? We have here to offer a teacher of great ability. Clara Marvin will be sure to satisfy you. If you dream of your child's advance the coming school year, she can make your dreams come true. A little girl, but—Oh. mv! Chases dirt! Yes, Mary Kelly will not merely teach vour children, but will teach them in the newest, antiseptic, scientific germi-cidic. hygienic manner. She has had special practice. You’ll be sorry ii you have not seen Kelly by the time school begins. Are you interested in automobiles? If so. we have just the teacher you want. All year Edna Jones has studied autos, beside the regular school course, she ex ill be able to teach her pupils a smattering of mechanics. Nevertheless she is not so interested in Montana. State Mor mat College, 'Dillon. Montana the subject as to neglect her regulat school duties. We shall be glad to tell you more of her when you write. Don't shout! We can hear you and in amvser to your demand we suggest Oertrude Reardon. You will not get many like her. A sweet, lovable girl who will prove satisfactory in every way. I pon first coming into the school room, you may mistake her for one of the pupils but you will soon find she is quite able to maintain her position as a teacher Rough on rats? No! Rough on kids! Francis Stebbins, 5 feet x is inches. Nevertheless she can manage the biggest and most unruly boy in school. Try her and see. Do not let her strict ways deceive you, because we have seen her ride a broom stick for the fun of it. Witty, bright, and sure to give you your money’s worth. There’s a reason for good teachers and that is, special training. We have them now ready for your school. Mabel Smith can easily till any teacher's ]x sition. The children may at first object to her businesslike manner, but she will please you from the very beginning. Let us know at once concrening her, if you do not you may he too late. No partiality shown—first here, first served. If he has come this year—the thief—ami stolen away one of your excellent teachers, let us fill the vacancy. We feel certain that (iraee Walters is more than able to hold the jiosition. .lust a word, do not he deceived by your first interview—she can talk, as you will find later, so you need have no fear on that score. A girl who is well worth knowing and having in your school. A teacher for every demand! This last name is by no means the least. Pearl Ward lias had extra training in simple mechanics, and is also proficient in muscular movement exercise. She will prove a good shepherd to your children. All Montanians believe in patronizing home industry, especially those of you who have business concerns of your own. The Normal is an industry, why not patronize it? We all believe Montana is the best state in the union and that we raise the best wheat, alfalfa and apples in the country. Trained teachers are provided for you—why send east for them? All the Normal asks is an opportunity; we know we can please you. Loyalty to home industry! (Jet the habit!