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

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MILDRED COURTNEY. Butte. K. Z. N. Sorority; Child Study Club. Her name is Mildred and we call her Mil.” She has a habit of looking on the bright side of life and of compelling others to do likewise. Her ready wit. tinged with a bit of brogue, has proved a sure cure for dorm” blues. That her optimism will not wear off is guaranteed, for she has carried the financial burdens of the class for three semesters and her smile is broader than ever. She has never failed to do her share in any class undertaking and has worked faithfully, as a member of the Chinook Council, in an endeavor to make this book a success. ESTHER THOMAS. Dillon. K. Z. N. Sorority; Oratorical Association; Chinook Council. This graceful little lady has not only carried and conquered the subjects of the degree course, but has displayed interest in all school activities She is President of the Oratorical Association and represented our school in the oratorical contest in iU14. She is a member of the Chinook Council and Business Manager of the College monthly, the Monmal. Esther's long suit is music and dancing. ANGIE ANDREWS. Missoula. K. Z. N. Sorority; Child Study Club; Business Manager of Chinook. The name Angelia is sometimes applied to this sweet, dark-eyed girl. Her beauty is not alone of appearance but of character as well. As Business Manager of the Chinook she has proved her worth. Always has she shown the highest class spirit. Her sincerity and irresistible humor have won for her a host of friends who wish her well in the years to come. FRANCES MYERS. Corvallis. K. Z. X. Sorority; Oratorical Association; Child Study Club; P. I. G. Club. Editor of Chinook. When our class of ’15 tint met under our green and white banner, we chose Frances as our President. At every subsequent election she was unanimously re-elected; and much of the success that we have won as a class has been due to her able direction. She has distinquished herself not only as a leader, but as a student and a teacher. She is also accomplished in other lines: music, art. and declamation. This book is itself an evidence of her ability as cditor-in-chief. Her strength and skill inspire admiration; her personality and sincerity. love. Seventeen

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CLASS OFFICERS President . Frances Mvers Anjrie Andrews Treasurer Mildred Courtnev MOTTO “Sail forth—stool for the deep waters only.” CLASS COLORS Orem and White CLASS FLOWER White Sweet Pea Sixteen

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MAMIE BARRETT, Butte. K. Z. M. Sorority. She is a girl who thicks “not of herself, but of others. ' Ever ready to be of service, she has proven one of the most reliable of all the members of the class. Everything that Mamie does is done well, and at the proper time. She has shown an unusual ability in the art of teaching and it may be easily predicted that great success awaits her in her profession as teacher. LOUISE LOWER. Miles City. Associate Business Manager of Chinook. A business woman through and through. Her executive ability was shown through her excellent work as Associate Business Manager of the 1915 Chinook. She is always on hand when there is work to be done, whether it be typing the manuscripts of her friends, making costumes for a May Day Festival or convincing business men of the advltability of advertising in the Chinook. OLGA ANDEREGG. Dillon. Degree Course: Kappa Zeta Xu; German Club: Business Manager of Chinook Play. O’ga is among the few members of the class who will finish college with a handle to her name. Although she has belonged to our class only in her Senior year, she has shown the highest class spirit in both word and deed. When volunteers are called for. to help in some emergency, she is always the first to offer her services. Whatever she undertakes to do is always done painstakingly and well. EVELYN COUGHLIN, Helmville. K. Z. N. Sorority; Child Study Club. A true coleen. witty, winsome and wise. Evelyn is one of the few who will be able to teach Young America as it should be taught. Her literary ability won for her the editorship of the Monmal. As a member of the Chinook Council, she contributed much to its publication. She is a fun-loving, wholehearted girl, who has won and merited a place in the hearts of us all. Eighteen