Belt Valley High School - Husky Herald Yearbook (Belt, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1928 volume:

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THE BELT BUCKLE OE PROGRESS 11928 'Q PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF BELT VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL BELT, MONTANA Volume IV BELT BUCKLE - FOREWORD IlIIIIIIIlllllIlIllllillllllllllllllllllE PRESENT the de, velopment of the last 98445 T four years of Belt P3 Valley High School lifeg to recall inci- ElIllllIlllI'Illl'lxlllll3llll'lll dents, pleasures and friends is the aim of the 1928 Belt Buckle. -George Ford -1928 cc 'f A UI BELT BUCKLE Mn. M. IT. llowxmx Nup1'rinI4'nal1'111 I 9 2 8 'E BELT BUCKLE 4- - f.,Y, W DEDICATION To Miss Lillian Mares, for her loyalty and willingness to help at all times, We the Seniors of 1928, willingly dedicate this Belt Buckle. l-MM' 1928 ' BELT BUCKLE ANNUAL STAFF liditoi'-in-Ulzirff Bus. flIIlIlflfjf5V - flsxf. Rus. Jl1Il1!lfjl'l' l,il1'ru1'y lirlifnr Asst. Lif. lfrlifnrs Nport Hdifor - ,lsst Sport lu'rl1'1O1' Nuup and .lukrf liflifur A-lssf. Hrlifors - f P11010 and Art Hrliim' Asxf. Ari liflifor - 'l'rr'11s111'c1' - Sfcnogfrr1pl1r'rs - - GEORGE FORD MYHON JOHNSON FRANK S-AuI'1f11.sON - - - - - IGTIIIQ1. RANTA H1CI.IGX lil1:M1NO'1'ON, UH.x1u,1as IQLIMAS A - - - Il.xI:OLO A. JOHNSON 1 IIAZIQL LANDRY - - - - AOA SIMONIS MYHON ROBINSON, In0IlliICS'l' ISOUOH - A - RAYMON11 KIJNNEM' ' -IOSICPII l'1LL,xI: - V - - - LILLIAN BAKKO Illcmcx l3lu 1'OsKY, E1.1zAl:14:'1'H M,xL11O1.M 1928 Eight BELT BUCKLE -W rg? 7 7'i:t, .- .mxl Q I, L. ' ,,, f xx N! X MXN YW ,DX A ' 1' , f ff fy, i Wfzgi M 1 ' ' ff iff A wg 3' 52 - 4,-if V g V 1' iXV2ii-gunsovig rntuujy 1928 'A' 4 I QBYQ' BELT BUCKLE Er 'SH Mlss LILLIAN MARRS llnnzf' Er'mmn1i1'.w GI'III'l'IlZ S1'iz'n1'1' Miss VVANDA SH-XFOHD Nornml Tmining Miss LOUISE TCELLA Ms 00?7HI'LPI'0i1ll , s PN :S s 0 1 f 5 X MR. M. C. BOWMAN MRS. D. L. TVIACDONALD Rural Ecoizomivs Eifflli-gh AvtLf'1ll'f? Study HI-Vf0?',U Comnmnity Civics Occupations MR. D. L. BIACDONALD MISS ESTHER FRYE A gricultzirf Fren 01,1 Jflllllllll Tivliiziizg English MR. LEO SPOGEN Miss IIENRIETTA IIANSEN Svicncff Commercial Matllcmatirs ' 1928 LW ,fl ' BELT BUCKLE' rv N 4 Vp fnzmuzr I F I IL C lA' if K-A-1--M . A--f---- V-.--MW ..,,YW, q 2 xg .. . ,. ,.,,,,, NlY1:oN JOHNSON RAY General Course. Beets', Dramatic Club 3-4, President Dram. Club 4, Ag. Club 1, Glee Club 2-3, Business Manager of Annual 4, Assis. Photo and Art Editor 1-2, Class Pres. 2-4, Vice President 2, Ad. Mgr. of High School 1-2-3, Declam- atory 1, Benefit Show 4, Basketball 1-2- 3, Captain 4, Football 1-2-3, Captain 4, Baseball 2-3-4, Dist. Scholarship Con- test 2, Little Theatre Tournament 3. Chairman Junior Prom Comm. 3. IIeavz'11'.v empty! All the angels are here anal I'rr1 one of them. Giaomsm Folio Lizzie Commercial Course. Ag. Club 1, Editor- in Chief 4, Vice President 4, Declama- tory 2, Football 3-4, Track 2, Baseball 2-3, Dist. Scholarship Contest 2, Class Play 4. ln1lepen1le11.t, that 's me all over. Lu,1.mN BAKKO Lila U General Course. Dramatic Club 3-4, Treas. Dram. Club 3-4, Gym Club 3, K. K. Klub 2, Girl Scouts 1-2-3, Stenogra- pher 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Sec. Treasurer 3-4, Basket Ball 1-2, Dist. Scholarship Contest 3, Class Play 4. Appears quiet and unobtrusive but- oh, Mig! lCI.iz.xHm'I1 M ALoo1.n1 Betty Commercial Course. Glee Club 1-2-3, Annual Stenographer 4, Office Secretary 4, Dist. Scholarship 3. Brown eyes, why are you blue? Founlcsr BOVGH Porky Agricultural Course. Dramatic Club 3-4, Assis. Snap and Joke Editor 4, Voca- tional Conference 3, Smith-Hughes Dele- gate to Chicago 4, Class Play 4. There is no happiness without action. Moxo Kl+:NN1cnY 'P' W fly General Course. Dramatic Club -3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Assis. Bus. Mgr. 3, Photo 8: Art Editor 4, Pres. Class 2, Ad. Mgr. Dramatic Club 4, Exhempor- aneous Writing 4, Declamatory 1, Yell Leader 2-3, Football 3, Baseball 1-2, Little Theatre Tournament 3, Prom Committee 3. Pm on the brink of a great career, Will somebody please push me off? TBELT BUCKLE Q-2.7.7 SIOURD JOHNSON fSlippery,' Ag. Course. Ag. Club 1-2-3-4, Dramatic Club 3-4, Sec. Treasurer Ag. Club 3-4, Basketball 3-4, Football 2-3-4, Track 1- 2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Boys' Vocational Congress 2, M. J. Abbey Guest at B. V. Congress 4, Smith-Hughes delegate to Chicago 3, Class Play 4. Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. RONALD RANDALL Peg Commercial Course. Dramatic Club 3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Extemporaneous Speak- ing 4, Declamatory 1-2. If bad boys die young, Ronald will live to be a hundred. Hm,1+:N BIQUTOSKY 'ffiuticf' Commercial Course. Annual Stenogra- pher 4, K. K. Klub 2, Girl Scouts 2-3, Basket Ball 1-2-3, Dist. Scholarship Con- test 3. There's a little bit of bad in every good little girl. HELEN HAM MER Blondy', Commercial Course. Dramatic Club 3, IGI? 2Cgub 1-2-3, Girl Scouts 2, Basket- a - . There's a twinkle in her eye-She's a flirt. ' FRANK SA MFELSON I'inhef1d'l Ag. Course. Dramatic Club 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Assistant Bus. Mgr. 4, De- clamatory 2, Benefit Show 4, Track 1-2- 3, Baseball 2. f'And the wonder grew and grew, That one small head could carry all he knew. IIARULID A. JOHNSON Kelly Commercial Course. Ag. Club 4, Dra- matic Club 3-4, Glee Club 4, Sport Edi- tor 4, Assist. Sport Editor 3, Declamatory 1-2, Basketball 1-2, Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3. Baseball 1-2-3, Junior Prom Committee 3. When it comes to loving-Ah, you books. 1928 Thirteen BELT BUCKLE :XDA Suioxis Ocldley Normal Course. Dramatic Club 3, P. P. P. Club 3-4, Snap Kr Joke Editor 4, Benefit Show 4, Dist. Scholarship Con- test 1, Pres. P. P. P. 4, Gym Club 3, Girl Scouts 1. 4 'Hcr friends were many, and her enemies ffw, , An all arouml girl-so I1frc's to youf, ililhlllilill 'l'I'I'm .llir'L'0y Normal Course. Dramatic Club 3, P. P. P. Club 3-4, Glee Club 1-4, 'Vice Presi- dent 3, Sec. Treasurer of P. P. P. Club 3, Gym Class 3-4. .'lIuch mirth and no mariucss, All goof! and 710 bar111r2ss. H.x1:o1.n li. Joilxsox Slipprrry ' Ag. Course. Baseball 2-3, Ag. Club 1-2- 3-4, Vocational Conference 3-4, Dramatic Club 3-4, Class Play 4. 4'J1ml a little spark of 7ll7Sl'll':f'f.,, -l0Sl'll'll l'1r,1..x1: .lor , Commercial Course. Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 1-2-3, Assis. Photo 8a Art Editor 4, Declamatory 1, Benefit Show 4, Boys' Vocational Conference 4. 'K Wa' 'mrfn nrw not xo easy to lf7l01L'.H l'l'l'lllCl. lilxxm Effil? Normal Course. Dramatic Club 3-4, Vice Pres. P. P. P. 4, P. P. P. Club 3-4, Literary Editor 4, Pres. Class 3, Sec. Treasurer 1-2, Basketball 1-2, Dist. Scholarship Contest 1, Gym Club 3, K. K. Klub 2, Girl Scouts 1-2-3, Girls' Vo- cational Comzress 4, Prom. Committee 3. IIf'.s0l1.'1f1l to Ziff' with all my might while I do liifcfl Ilmxlc Brimows Bod, Commercial Course. Dramatic Club 3, Glee Club 1-4. ,ZVf'illll0'l' too careless nor too sad, Nor too .vtuzlioux nor too glad. 1928 ' .94 BELT BUCKLE I HV' H.xz1aL LANDRY 'Francliy General Course. Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 4, Assis. Sport Editor 4, Yell Lead- er 1-2-3, Physical Education 1-2-3-4, Class Play 4. A smile, for all, a welcome glad. A jovial, aoamivfg way she had. l'l'l'1il'Il. 151411214 Eta Commercial Course. Glee Club 1-2-3-4, K. K. Klub 2, Gym Club 3, Dist. Scholar- ship Contest 1, Class Play 4. Her virtues open fairest in thc shade. Mrnox Romxsox Crasoo'1' General Course. Dramatic Club 4, Assistant Joke Editor 4, Declamatory 1-2, Track 1-2. HA merry heart maketh a clzfvlrful coun- tcnarzcef' F1-1AIz1.x-is REMING'l'UN BNF: General Course. Dramatic Club 3-4, Vice President 2-3, Basketball 1-2-3, Football 1-2-3-4, Track 2, Baseball 2-3, Dist. Scholarship Contest 2-3, State Voca- tional Conference 4. Thfre is a wee fault they would lay to me: I low the lassies, God forgive ine. Em'1'11 BL'R1,15y l'Iclic'f General Course. P. P. P. Club 2-3, Glee Club 2-3-4, Gym Club 3-4, Class Play 4. Who chooses har will get more than hc df'scr've.v. ' ' l'lI.1z,xI:1f:'r1I MITAI. Lizzie Home Ec. Course 3-4, Normal Course 1- 2, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, K. K. Klub 2, Gym Class 3. HThr reason I giggle so muah ix, I have so much to giggle about. l 1928 -ee' r rare rr-'rf l if tw: n if 6 o I 5 51 :vw HOHNER Piok ' General Course. Ag. Club 1-4, Declam- atory 1. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 3-4, Track 1-2. vfllflllfl ix: morn ufrrful than silence. llAlll ics K1.m.xs Chucln Commercia' Course. Dramatic Club 3-4, Glee curb l-243-4, Assis. Literary Editor 4, Declamatory 1, Benefit Show 4, Bas- ketball 3-4, Football 3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Ag. Club 1-4, Class Play 4. rlrylrllxzrvzfritforr if: the llffllllll of life. Ill LYNN REMINGTON 'Shortyv General Course. Dramatic Club 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Assistant Editor 4, Extemporaneous Speaking 4, Extem- poraneous Writing 4, Declamatory 3, Basketball 1-2, Orchestra 3-4, Voca- tional Conference 4. ' uuglr rmfl grow fat, you little rascal. ' ,xlws xVICl,l,ING'l'0N Gobbio'f General Course 3-4. Normal Course 1-2. Glee Club 4, Gymnasium 1. lr :rilmzw rmrl in hope shall your 'wzzfjilz bo. r Ollfllll BlvI,'.x1f'14'1f:1a'1'Y Moo General Course. Basketball 1-2-3-4, irls may mmf mul girls may go but I go on forever. K ul ms Rowlc 'J i mv General Course, Ag. Club 2, Dramatic Club 3. ' 'Ho does nothing and excelled in it. HIGH EIGHT l. L1l.1.1.xx HAKKO 2. Ii1,1z.x1:14:'1'l1 M.xI.4'm,M 32. IlI411,YN1c Il1f:mN4:'1'ox 4. Am MAH SIMUNIS 5. BIILIPIXICIP 'l'I'1'1:.x ii. I'I'1'1111:1. R.xx'r.x T. I'1'i'1IIfZ1, lima: S. MYHUN Jouxsox BELT BUCKLE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September, 1924, forty-six pioneers set out upon a journey, expecting to arrive at the summit of the Mountain of Knowledge within four years. These pioneers were the forty-six boys and girls who started high school here four years ago. The first year spent on this trip led them across the Desert of Trial to the foothills around the mountain. Many seeing the long climb ahead of them, fell out of line, or tiring, dropped at the wayside. The leaders on this first stage of the journey were Miss Wanda Sifford, Henry Larkin, Mildred Tuura and Lillian Bakko. Asthey reached the Foothills of Sophistication they looked back and they were proud that they had made the journey with so little mishap, and gazed with pitying eyes at the group just appearing on the horizon. Their leaders, now were Miss Mary Huston, Raymond Kennedy, Myron Johnson, and Ethel Ranta. The pioneers now bent towards the task before them in earnest and crossed the River of Conceit successfully 3 many of them held places on the football and basketball teams, and all earned excellent marks. Their Junior Prom was adjudged by many as the best ever given. Their leaders during this time were Miss Helen Ryan, Ethel Ranta, Mildred Tuura and Lillian Bakko. At last they reached the summit of the Mountain of Knowledge-led by Miss Lillian Mares, Myron Johnson, George Ford and Lillian Bakko. This year they excelled especially well in athletics, good marks, and publishing their year book. They procured as the symbol of their trip a ring. The colors they were represented by were old rose and silver, a motto, song and yell were chosen. Thirty of them reached the apex of their climb and with mixed feelings of regret for the passing years, satisfaction for an ideal attained, and hope for the future, looked into the distance where they could see the Mountain of Higher Knowledge and beyond that the Sea of Happiness. 1 -Helyne Remington. L., L.- ,,...,,,E1,,T,,-AL, SNEAK DAY l , In the early morning of Friday, April 20, the Senior Class met at the High School, got into cars and drove off to spend the day' at Volta Dam. The lower classes came to school, as usual, to find the major portion of the students absent. CThey all agreed the day was utterly ruined because we weren't there.J At Volta Dam we were taken through the Power House and shown over the grounds. We spent the day eating, playing games and dancing and returned home tired but happy. 1 9 2 8 Ninvh-er CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1928, in thirty individual parts, being about to pass out of this sphere of education in full possession of a crammed mind, well- trained memory and almost superhuman understanding do make and pub- lish this our last will and testament: We give and bequeath to our beloved Superintendent Prof. M. C. Bow- man, our sincere affection, our deepest reverence, our heartiest gratitude and the whole unlimited wealth of our eternal memory. We give and bequeath to the dear Faculty, who has been our instruc- tion in all the wisdom of the ages, a sweit and unbroken succession of restful nights and peaceful dreams. No longer will they have to worry whether or not we prepared our lessons. It has been a hard strain on them, for Seniors are said to be at all times and under all conditions diffi- cult to handle. But they have all done their duty and verily now shall they have their well-earned reward. To the school in general, we leave Mr. Johnson, the Janitor, providing they are as obedient to him as we were. To the Juniors, we leave our Senior dignity of which we have an over- abundance. We also leave them our vacated desks and a book on Child Care to help them in taking care of the coming Freshmen. To the Sophomores, we leave our quiet and reserved manners of which they are sorrowfully in need. To the Frosh, we leave the ladder we used in gaining the road to Fame. The following may seem but trifling bequests, but 'we hope they may be accepted not as worthless things, lavishly thrown away, because we can no longer keep them but as valuable assets to those who may receive them and a continual reminder of the generosity to heart, displayed in our free and full bestowal: Forrest Bough leaves his ability to raise turkeys and his drag with the women to Clarence Jewell. Lillian Bakko wills an insured package, in which will be found a pair of dimples, her dainty and tiny figure and a talent for dancing to Vera Rowe. Edith Burley bequeaths her unused diet and her love for playing Leap Frog to Ruth Clark. , Irene Burrows bestows on Matt Eoyle her expertness in typing, her ability to drive a Ford and all of her giggles. To Earl Kennedy, a skin you love to touch , and her flaxen hair is left by Ethel Berg. Steven Bodner wills his desire to become a minister and his over-sup- ply of bashfulness to Alex Childerhose. George Ford leaves his love for arguing and his studiousness to Adam Gossack. Helen Brutosky leaves an abundance of golden wavy hair, a host of young male friends, and her reputation of being the life of any party to Vianna Hauskama. To Rachel King, Helen Hammer leaves a pair of blue eyes and her motto of taking things as they come. h Sigurd Johnson leaves his quiet and gentlemanly ways and a number of his snappy ballads to Pat Larkin. To John Levandowski, Myron Johnson wills his ability to shoot long- distance baskets, and his well-groomed appearance, he also agrees to give up a few minutes of each happy hour spent with Marjorie. ' Harold A. Johnson gives up his habit of day dreaming to Martin Le- land and he is willing to leave Evelyn in Mutt's care until he can take care of her permanently. Raymond Kennedy bestows on Evan Gray his art of drawing, his black wavy hair and a book entitled The Latest Fads for Young Men. To James Provin, Charles Klimas wills all of his cigarettes, his position as right forward on the Basketball team and a talent for singing. Elizabeth Malcolm leaves a pair of sparkling brown eyes, her over-- supply of intelligence and her thrilling dates with the Great Falls boys to Helen Weberg. To May Photo, Hazel Landry leaves a pair of ever-ready dimples, pro- viding she uses them to as good advantage. She also wills her vocal ability to Jim Veleber. Elizabeth Mital gives her over-supply of strength to Anna Saul, and her sweet disposition to Virginia Miller. Joe Pillar wills his desire to die a married man and his habit of keeping up with the times to Herschael Daffern. If Dorothy Depew promises to roll them as well as their owner, Ethel Ranta will leave her naughty eyes, also her string of admirers and her love for dancing. Helyne Remington bestows on Ethel -Castner her pretty blond curls and her admiration for John Strosky. To Mike Kennedy, Charles Remington leaves his habit of being tardy and his good looks. Myron Robinson wills his ability to tell jokes and his extra Babe Ruths to Edward Florek. Ronald Randall leaves all of his mischievous ways and his oratorical ability to David Grove. . To Verna Frisbee, Ada Simonis leaves her natural wavy hair, her peda- gogish manners and her willingness to lend a helping hand. Mildred Tuura bestows on Margaret Marsh her slim figure, a report card with exceptionally high marks and her ability to drive an Oakland. To Frank King, Frank Samuelson wills his popularity with the girls and his desire to find the one who loves him. ll BELT BUCKLE Y Gladys Wellington bequeaths to Dorothy Nelson her calm and ladylike ways and her admiration for boys. Harold E. Johnson wills to Louis Anderson his desire to cop a girl and also to become a man of high stature. In witness, whereof, we the Class of 1928, set our hands? and seal and publish this our last will and testament this twenty-ninth day of May, one thousand nine hundred twenty-eight. A Signed: Class of 1928, L Executor: Helen Brutosky. Witnesses: Myron Johnson George Ford ,L ,A .,-,,...-Y Y Ei ,, 7 L SONNET The pioneers should surely be the ones To share in honor of the brave and true, Large families from the East, and small ones, too, Came to the West with daughters and with sons Came out to build a home for loving ones. In trouble and in strife they plodded thru. Much trouble was expected, this, they knew But they were Pioneers and would not run. There were many who had started on their way Have made their homes out where the West begins, While others travelled onward toward the coast Have struggled for prosperity day by day. So if you are a pioneer, my friend, You hold an honor and can proudly boast. -Hazel Landry. 1928 I t I I - i BELT BUCKLE -Y -. ---- SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The blood red sun sank slowly. Its lingering rays suffused the flat, dusty prairie with a warm glow-misty and shadowing with dust. The hollow thud, thud, of the oxen, ceased. Then came the night. A slight dark figure leaps from the foremost wagon, dusty and tired, but with a look of courage undaunted in her fine brown eyes. Who is she? She looks so familiar-why-Miss Mares. Her clear voice com- mands a halt and the thirty Seniors, pioneers in heart and endeavor, hastily build camp for the night. The scene is one of busy activity. How fast and thoroughly these Seniors work. The supper is over and cleared away. The crackling woodfire is sending sparks up the dusky blackness of the night. A solemn hush descends over the group as Chief Eagleheart takes his place among them in their circle around the fire. Eager, expectant glances settle on the countenance of the prophet. The low wail of a coyote sounds from across the prairie. The wind sighs low-anxious too- to hear the prophecy of the illustrious class of nineteen twenty-eight. The Chief begins-his tone is low and mellow and flows on in dreamy monotony. Friends-it is my happy lot to be able to impart to you your destinies. The spirits of my fathers aid me in bestowing upon you the knowledge of your future. His gaze into the fire deepens. Proper it is, Palefaces, that I begin with Myron Johnson, better known as Beets , the president of this illus- trious Class. This young man, so interested in athletics, architecture, and printing, I see planning out a football field for Yale. Between times he is working on sign-printing. Blonde hair and blye eyes, oh-Miss Helen Hammer, a living advertise- ment of Blondex Shampoo, of which company she is a rising saleswoman. It is rumored that she is soon to wed the son of the president of the company. A little Ford bug leaps into my view-the dust is intense. I can hardly see the occupant-yes-yes, it is Forrest Bough, making a coast to coast race! At the rate he is going he is sure to win. A flat tire-and his dreams are vanished-but wait--he flies on his way on the rim! Plucky lad! I see men gathered in anxious expectancy about Miss Elizabeth Mal- colm, who is typing her way to fame-a breath of admiration-she has usurped the place of Hossfield, World's Champion Typist. Who is this I see with a pair of twins on his knee-such a homelike scene-why Kelly Johnson-the fond papa of a promising pair of off- spring. I recognize in his wife a little blonde girl who ensnared Kelly with her charms during his Junior and Senior years. . -W I ....YY.fiY.-.-..-........ii 1 928 ..,. ,-.. .. .,.. ..i. - IH, DA, ,W 'I' ty Th Another matrimonial adventure. Our friend, Edith Burley, setting out to the Alps for her honeymoon with a tall man, foreign in appearance and using with much dexterity his monocleg ever and anon twisting his dainty moustache and gazing adoringly at his blushing bride of a few days. The scene, oh Pioneers, changes to one of great hilarity-balloons, ele- phants, tigers-a circus! The billboards flaunt their greatest attraction. Attired in crimson, Elizabeth Mital, greatest contortionist of the times. Oh-a great political rally-Ronald Randall, great political boss and speaker of the hour is issuing orders to his followers. I hear a voice, rich with power and melody, pouring over the audience sitting spellbound with its beauty. Charles Klimas-second Caruso, is making his first appearance in grand opera. He will next tour Europe and his coming audience will be graced by the presence of the Prince of Wales, himself. I see a packed house, bright lights, and mirth-the rich folds of the stage curtain swing back to reveal two dancing figures against a back- ground formed by the chorus of Ziegfield's Follies. Why-Lillian Bakko and Ethel Ranta-now having leading parts in Ziegfield's Chorus. High, high among the clouds I see a lone figure in an aeroplane, who, but Harold E. Johnson, himself. He is testing his latest model and is seriously contemplating a flight to Mars, providing it doesn't rain. What flash of pearls now graces our vision? Ah, 'tis but the pearly teeth of Miss Helen Brutosky gleaming at us from a Pepsodent toothpaste Had. Miss Brutosky is busy, when she is not posing for the ads, writing a book, the title of which is How to Make a Hit With the Opposite Sex. Let's hope it's soon published. Gee-up-whoa-and the slim figure of a young farmer leaps into my vision. Joseph Pillar himself-managing his farm near Raynesford, which he gained through his marriage with a belle from that district. A flutter of handkerchiefs, a whistle, all-aboard, and Miss Ada Simon- is, a teacher in remote Africa is on her way to spend her vacation with her school day chum, Mildred Tuura, who is teaching in Alaska, and it is rum- ored that she is soon to wed a wealthy prospector. A somber black clothed figure-Myron Robinson-missionary in the South Sea Islands-now comes into view. I fear sadly that his worthy resolutions will dwindle away when his vision rests on the charms of the South Sea Island maidens. Such appetizing odors that assail my nostrils-why, look who's here, our friend, Franklin Samuelson-better known as Pinhead, flipping flap- jacks for the threshers on a ranch near Armington. Ethel Berg is now in the movies ably proving that blonde can be a blonde and still be a vamp. She is acting in one of Gladys Wellington's latest dramas. Steven Bodner is demonstrating his ability as a barber and has leased Ubal Landry's barber shop. I am quite sure he will make a huge success as he always was quite a ladies' man. A broken heart and tears-Hazel Landry is weeping bitterly because Porky wouldn't take her with him on his coast to coast race. Helyne Remington resides in Fife Where she is editing a newspaper called the Fife Daily . The last edition features, in red letters, the latest scandal: George Ford has eloped withlrene Burrows, a resident near there. Evidences of this elopement were making their first appear- ance in High School. Sigurd Johnson is a prosperous banker in Tiger Butte, but still clings to his old Ford truck-for peaceful and quiet driving. Bill Remington is a popular advocate of companionate marriages. His personal reason being that he likes the new girls in school so much that he believes in this manner he will be able to marry at least one fourth of all the girls he adores. In a dark attic studio, Raymond Kennedy, a struggling young artist, is running his way to fame and glory. As Chief drones out his last words of prophecy, a sigh scarcely audible, like a whisper of wind, escapes the group of listening Seniors. The camp- fire is a bed of glowing embers. Mournful and weird re-echoes the bark of the coyote from the distance and the Seniors lustily answer him with their Class song. -Ethel Ranta. - YY ,i Y 7g,,.7T SONNET O Pioneers, who dared to brave the wilds Who fought so fearlessly to gain a home Where Indian tribes and untamed buffaloes roamed, You proved not helpless like a little child, But attacked the strenuous duties upon you piled With a courage fitting just to you alone. You, with the dauntless spirit, muscle, and bone Who conquered all and made it look so mild. It is to you we gladly pay our homage To you, so worthy of all our humble praise, To you, who fought to answer your soul's call As now in this progressive modern age We look back over past history in amaze And honor ye brave Pioneers, who gave us all! -Ada Mae Simonis. U f BELT BUCKLE H SENLOR CLASS PLAY THE ARRIVAL 0F KITTY High School Auditorium, Friday, May 18 William Winkler .,r......,,,.,,S.....r.............,.....,...,.,....,.,,............,.,, Sigurd Johnson Bobbie Baxter ...,.... 'c ....i... Forrest Bough Benjamin More ......o o....o,....,.,. G eorge Ford Ting ......,...,.i...... .. ....o... Harold E. Johnson Aunt Jane ......... .,......i.. E dith Burley Jane ........i...... ......... H azel Landry Suzette ,,...... .........,.. E thel Berg Sam ........,. ...,.... C harles Klimas Kitty ....... ........., L illian Bakko BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM High School Auditorium, Sunday Evening, May 27, 1928 Processional Invocation ,..,..,.................,......,,.....,.....,,..,........,.............. Rev. Father McHugh Address ,...,....... The Romanticism of Achievement, Dr. H. Styles Harriss Vocal Solo .,..................r..,..............,,..,..,..,...............r,..,.r..... Margaret Pimperton Benediction ...,... .. .... ,..,......r....,.......,............ , ...r....,............. R ev. T. Dodds Recessional ,,7,?,,.. ,E ,?,.7,, . ,L CLASS NIGHT High School Auditorium, Tuesday Evening, Ma 1. Musical Number 2 . . History ..........................,.....,.. 3. Advice to Juniors .........,.........,.. 4. Juniors' response to Seniors 5. Stunt .................................,,.... 6. Will ......i...,... 7. Song ............ 8. Prophecy ........ 9. Farewell ...... 10. Yell ,,,,,,,,.. I 1 S 1928 y 29, 1928 Helyne Remington . .,.. ...... M yron Johnson ..........Arthur Nordquist ........................Class ....,.,...Helen Brutosky ..,,..............,.....Class .........Ethel Ranta .......Hazel Landry ..........,...,....Class M- -nkms-V YYVV -V -i BELT BUCKLE - . V COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES High School Auditorium Thursday Evening, May 31, 1928 f0 Processional ...... ...,................,...,...,...,.........,..,.,... High School Orchestra Invocation ..,... ................ R ev. T. Dodds Salutatory .....,... .......,.... E lizabeth Malcolm V-Solo, Selected ,r.....,.. 1 ....... .,,..................i.... 3 .- .............,r,,...,.. Margaret Pimpertonl' Address ..,,.,....,.....,........., . .r.... ' ..,..... A ..... , ,.........l.,........,. L .......... Payne Templeton Principal of Flathead County 'High School, Kalispell, Montana ',Mixed Quartet 1 -- ' ' Valedictory ....,.........,.........................,..i ..,........r.i..,r.r.....,..........,,... L 1ll1an Bakko fSolo, Selected .......,........ A... ...,....,..,..... L o uise Lochrayt Presentation of Class .......,................i.........,......., .. ........,, Supt. M. C. Bowman PPresentation of Diplomas .,....,....................,............ .....,.......... M r. Ed Woods Chairman of Board 7Presentation,of Certificates .............,.................................. Miss Lillian Brown Co. Supt. of Schools 2 Benediction .................................................................................. Father McHugh . Recessional ............... . .... .... , ................. .. ....,..,........... High School Orchestra f V ,JJ L fi, , Q QVVX1 MT H ' -,i ,-EL i. CLASS SONG fTune to Among My Souvenirs J From Belt High now we leave, And our classmates soon will grieve We'll live in memories, b Of our dear old Belt High. From our teachers now we part And as our teardrops start, We find thirty heavy hearts That part from old Belt High. But We will ne'er forget, The friends that we have met And may our memories rest, Within these four past years When we are old and gray, We'll think of our High School days, Link among our memories, Our grand old High School days. -Hazel Landry. AUM-, ., ,M ,. ,,,,, ,S 1 92 B .,,,,-,,,, L,-,,,r x 'l'wen ty-Se lFAREWlElLlL Our Belt Valley High School And all the Faculty too, Have held their patience more than once To help the Seniors through. And 'tis now that We're parting forever, But We'll always try to do That which we think will bring, Most praise and joy unto you. And when we are undecided, As to just what We should do, 'Tis then, dear old Belt High School Will our thoughts turn back to you. 'Tis you who have been our guidance Through these four past happy years, And 'tis you who have given us our joys, And stilled our troubles and fears. We know that you won't forget us Though we have left you and goneg And may ours, the class of '28 Live on, and on, and on. -Hazel Landry. X79 X Z f Q , , ,ff-X , l . . ff ff if fr 1 X lf I Xxx I X f 5 I ,ff f 4 i ZW xex ' fx 1 :V - - , ,ix - f' I 'M Ax -1 ,Q 5' X53 ' sl!! v AN - -ix xxx 7 hu- r V ,1 M ff f-,ff J ' R W ff V. V 1 X!!! X 1 z '!a A X Q ,,?', '5 X I XX I W X! DSTAQH:-5 , ' I ,Q F xlf : mf . Wfg a, I 3.1 A ,,x Z :L B !:::- ,ffff W .x X. Z! ' Wklfirirov. -llmmz: BELT BUCKLE 'IG 1nUNioR CLASS s Bl.Xl'll0NAI,ll - X1 1 x flllIl,lPl'llilIOSl'I Xl IN lil'll.AXlb - Zirowxxxu - lb .xxn UICVIIIIH Boyle, Mathew Browning, Joy Castner, Ethel Childerhose, Alex Dannat, Frances Depew, Dorothy Florek, Edward Forder, Marie Goodman, Ethel Gray, Evan Gossack, Adam Gossack, Joseph Harcharick, Andy Hauskama, Viana Jewel, Clarence NPUIISIII' - l'w'si1I1'11l Vim' I'r4'sirlf'nf Nw. 7'1'r'rl,wl1'f'l' - Firms I'uIm's CLASS HOLL Kennedy, Mike King, Frank King, Rachel Leland, Martin McCafferty, Evelyn Nelson, Dorothy Nordquist, Arth'.'r Penn, Edward Penn, Stanley Porter, William Provin, James Spogen, Madeline Strotsky, John Strotsky, Rose Zemanek, Albert 1 ' 1 9 2 8 Qi BELT BUCKLE . My JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The brave and hardy pioneers in the class of '29 started the undertak- ing of the perilous journey across the wide plains of B. V. H. S. in a huge prairie schooner, propelled and guided by the wisdom of the faculty and the will-power of the class itself. This journey of many joys and hard- ships commenced in 1925 and in that year, although some became faint hearted and turned back, we fought many of our battles victoriously, which gave us a high standing among the earlier settlers of the school. We have picked up a few travelers along the trail who have been a great help in solving our problems. As we have moved along unhampered by any obstacles which came our way, we have left trail marks to help other weary classmen over the rocks. Our B will always be remembered fespecially by the frosh when white-washing time comesj as a footstone to the success of our noble class of frontiersmen. Our sturdy athletes, who have participated in so many high school games and caused them to come out victoriously in almost all undertakings, will be an inspiration to their followers. They broke a trail, very clean and wide and they will continue their good work until the goal is reached, Graduation, We have had but one teamster these three years, Alex Childerhose, who has held the reins tight and has guided our schooner safely along the unknown trail. Our pioneers have been enthusiastic from the start and have been held as a good example for incoming settlers to the school. Mrs. MacDonald, our faithful guide, for two years has brought us safely and together through thick and thin. j The highest and steepest hill on our trail in the third year of our journey was the Junior Prom, which brought together a goodly share of the pioneers who have traveled the rocky road before us and have helped in being our inspiration. Our Prom was surely a success, for no one person could handle a bunch of stubborn mules and drive our schooner through these years better than our teamster and with all the hardy pioneers who rode in our wagon working together, how could it have been otherwise? Our Prom went over the top without any injury to our prairie schooner which has carried us along for three years and which can easily carry us another without much exertion on its part. Our brave crew has only one year left before winning our long worked for goalg after that we are independent settlers and we can look back on our perilous journey as a well written page in the Book of Time. -Dorothy Nelson. 1 1 W 1 9 2 8 ' T ' Wm ' ' A Th irty-One P N I I I 1 I I i I I I I I I I 'a ,H .WT 1,4 ,, 1, , ,,., E LT B CKLE :M I ' WWW f 2 I A X ' IWQ? ,ff , i2ff?I ,ir I ff - U31 ,V Tfgxig 5 A I ffff 'gif ' , 22 ,I fit, ' X- Cbslaclcs I Y EMZN 1 I iz 155. 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W-, ---------V+ imc: is BELT BUCKLE SOPI-IOMORE HISTORY The green covered wagon of '30 started on its progressive and untiring journey on a stormy looking morning of September, 1926. Little did We dream of the Wars We would have with the tribes of Equations, Clauses, Phrases, The Hydrochlorics, etc. The first Week was spent trying to get along peacefully With all these tribes. By the end of the Week We were pretty well acquainted with them, and very well acquainted with the chiefs, Chick, Skarty, Ryan, and Mac, Our captain, Hansen, tried to keep us altogether and peaceful. At the end of the second week we came upon a settlement of Sopho- mores, Juniors, and Seniors. They gave us a grand welcome by initiating us. They used Indian war paint to bring out our greenness, and played many good jokes on us. It was a Wonderful success for them, and we all felt that from this We had learned the Ways of the pioneer and could go on as one hundred per cent travelers. Toward the end of the first year's journey, the weather and hard usage had taken off nearly all of the green paint and it was beginning to look more like the wagons of '27, '28 and '29, The first year of our journey was a great success. In June when we received records of it we were proud of ourselves. The sixth of September, 1927, We started again on another lapse of our journey. We were confident that this would be more successful than the last year's journey, because We were now accustomed to the ways of the other travelers and we had just come to the close of a most wonderful three months' rest. Our second year has not quite ended but already we are beginning to feel the results of our success. The destination of our Wagon will be-we know not. Some started for gold, some for adventure, but as a whole we started to find and develop the best that is in us. -Ruth Wilson. DEVELOPMENT I often dream of pioneers of old Who settled in a place out of the way. Because of them we live in peace to-day In a country which is Worth its Weight in gold. It was a country of hardy men so bold, Of men of greatness Without feet of clay Of men, tho wild, did not forget to pray A prayer to God, A prayer for more than gold. As asked, this state was bettered much by time Its rivers now making commerce possible Its plains now glisten with the gold of grain Its prosperity is great and rich and fine A great and lasting future is now able As great and better development comes with time. -Raymond Kennedy. ft '1928 'tt 'err fr tere my-MTM lh t I W V-,TI BELT BUCKLE gn ,, ,YL-XX if y X XY I K Q R 1 1 , . u ffl. Q , I QP-c fl Klqd , I X L K ,J ,' I Xxx-, X I' X 1 f' X na A' ' 7.! 'YYY W h.m,s gf- V, M Y I JD 72'Kf1'Ev -4 ' a-Fvfd' ' f 31' + 'I' I ! I ,XX ,I T1 fy?-l! ? ' 1 1 ' 7' j 1 , L, WM was , P Mag 1 ---Q- aw WWW J f 'Lf '7Affw fZf7'L4?QZ':4j,?f!EWQ if f EEE! U!! N 1 i tyS 'N Q . SL' - fr, l '5?L'-1 BE LT B UC K LE IKLWMJXZ B I Q FRESHMAN CLASS Miss Xlfxxiu Siififoxziv - Sponsor .lnlilzs lizvixic - - - I'1'r'sulnlf M.x1:1s.xi:lc'l' Mixiisii - - l'ir'rf l'1'f:s1f r l5lfII:NI1'Ii 'l'r'l'I:.x - NI'f'I'l'flIVvlj-7lI'!'Il.SIH1F l3i.l'l4: Axim Simian: ' A Floss F0018 CLASS HU Beaudry, Leo Carr, Elizabeth Clark, Ruth Coleman, Helen Coleman, Dorothy Colgan, Francis Dawson, Verne Dorchak, Pauline Gray, Sadie Grove, David Hamlow, Marjorie Irvine, James Kennedy, Earl Klimas, Alice McCafferty, Clarence Marsh, Margaret I 'llwu' l 1928 --W Millard, Margaret Miller, Virginia Merkling, Adella Nelson, Knute Penn, Gladys Rutter, Helen Simonis, Zelda Snook, Eleanor Soha, Pauline Taule, Bernard Tuura, Bernice Veleber, James Wellington, Marion Williamson, Robert Williamson, Nona I : BELT BUCKLE -- I FRESHMAN HISTORY What a dreary, unprofitable place is the Land of Ignorance! Being dissatisfied with it as a permanent abiding place, we Frosh, a band of hardy pioneers, strong, set sail September 1927 for the Realm of Know- ledge. Our first task was the selection of officers to guide the crew and bring our good ship, Education, safely to port. Captain James Irvine took the helm. Under his leadership Comrade M. Marsh was chosen first mate and B. Tuura has served faithfully as boatswain. We met the first grave danger of the voyage when our sturdy craft struck upon the Rock of Initiation. It was a dreadful place! Waves of Cruelty, Torture, Ridicule, and Humiliation, almost wrecked our vessel, but -Cheerfulness and Good Sportsmanship brought us at last into more quiet waters. Effort, and Loyalty have enabled us to win notable vic- tories in our contests with these stalwart warriors. The greatest battle was Won against the Sophomores in the Class Series Wars. We are justly proud of our triumphs and accomplishments, but trust this spirit will not blind us to the need of future efforts. Like the honor- able pioneers of the past, we shall endure, strive, and serve. So shall we prove ourselves Worthy of the blessings of the rich, new land. ' -Alice Klimas. SONNET The morning is so many miles away, S The winter nites surround us vast and cold, The vastless heaven many a star does hold With calmness and peace both having their full sway. All over the floods of silver moonlight lay. ' A glory on those billows that enfold, The rolling sea and verdant forest of old The weeping willows wait the distant day. Our dreams go forth unuttered to the West, The splendor of our fancies do have a weight, And vary like the thousand nature's glories. Our thoughts in our minds are waiting for the test, If worthy they will travel a distance far, Like dawning mornings they follow each other with ease. -Helen Brutosky. 7, ...L , ,N 1 928 , ,W W Y ww-,wiv Thirty-Nine BELT BUCKLE GIRLS' VOCATIONAI. CONFERENCE Helyne Remington and Ethel Ranta represented Belt at the Girl's Vocational Congress at Bozeman, November seventeenth to nineteenth. On their return they each gave a speech in the assembly, imparting to their fellow students the benefit of the speeches which they so fortunately were able to hear. They reported having had a jolly trip and much fun afforded by the companionship of over two hundred girls from every part of the state. BOYS' VOCATIONAI. CUNGRESS The following boys attended the Boys' Vocational Congress: Joe Pil- lar, Commercial, Earl Kennedy, Vocations, Bill Remington, P. T. A.3 Harold E. Johnson, Eino Kivi, Billy Porter, Stanley Penn, Clarence Jewell, Animal Husbandry, James Provin, Chemistry. Sigurd Johnson attended as a guest of M. J. Abbey. This was the largest delegation that had ever been sent from Belt. The feature of this trip was the judging done by the three on the Stock Judging Team, Eino Kivi, Billy Porter, and Harold E. Johnson. They were awarded a trip to Portland having won first place on the Great Northern Line. A thing not to be overlooked was the splendid coaching of D. L. MacDonald, Mac! Sigurd Johnson, A Senior , was taken on the trip as a guest of M. J. Abbey. This is an honor, the first of the kind offered to anybody in the school. Sigurd's good work in this is not to be forgotten. While down there the boys attended several speeches, given by prom- inent men in this country. After listening to these speeches they at- tended basketball games and saw the famous Bobcats in action. DEBATING In the district debating contest held at Simms this year Augusta was the winner, Belt taking second place. The Belt team was composed of Joy Browning and Alex Childerhose. EXTEMRORANEOUS WRITING For the first time in several years Belt took part in the State Ex- temporaneous Writing Contest. The nine best essays in the state were chosen and the authors and their chaperones invited to Butte during the State Basketball Meet. This year Helyne Remington was one of the nine and with Mrs. MacDonald made the trip to Butte. ' 1928 lf 1 'iii W. nj-5 BELT BUCKLE Q 'L 1 K I 5-:Mu 7 ' f 3 :Z-x QW I 4 , ff ,10 5 441 x v lu. X 2'-.Qi w fv g ff gg ' sX ff f I ':t'4 ' I ?-'Z' 5- f' X fy 'V Q 1 Lv I i 4 .4 ,, 'Ri W 4 an v., 014 .4- 1?- -X f 3 Z 'T-nlnennfav-'za 3,3-,- ',. ' 1 4: ..- 1 ff ,. X , 1 ' ' 4 f ,.. , ,, g fi ! ' K'-721 ff ix , ,, , 2: ' I 151f 4 .f Z : I I '-O ,, +:2 f-' w f ji? , ,fFfl QXTT-L ' fr - 'Y 5 f' -f' , Y.V' X ,f I' 5-'I-W K ' Y 1 -:rf . , 4 ,,? lx ,401 1 if 1155- I514 Q . I ijqfg ,Y X '11 5 V? 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M.wIboN.xI,n Hirano, Ben Irvin, James Johnson, Sigurd Johnson, Harold Jacobs, Earnest Jewell, Clarence Johnson, Myron Johnson, Mayrne King, Frank Klimas, Charles Kennedy, Earl Kennedy, Raymond Klimas, Alice Larkin, Pat Lesell, Eva Landry, Hazel Leland, Martin McCafferty, Clarence McCafferty, Evelyn Marsh, Margaret Miller, Virginia Matson, Irma O'Connor, Bob Kennedy, Mike A. 1928 Pillar, Joe Photo, Mae Penn, Gladys Provin, James Robinson, Myron Remington, Charles Remington, Helyne Rantal, Ethel U Rutter, Helen Rowe, Vera Randall, Doris Randall, Dorothy Randall, Ronald Strosky, John Salo, Walfred Samuelson, Frank Strosky, Rose Soha, Pauline Snooks, Eleanor Sharrard, Marjorie Stuffel, Ruth Spogen, Madeline Williamson, Nona Tuura, Bernice BELT BUCKLE 7 1lirvr'fm' I'iu111'st Browning, Joy Berg, Ethel Burrows, Irene Burley, Edith Clark, Ruth Carr, Elizabeth Dawson, Verne Dorchak, Pauline Frisbee, Verna Goodman, Ethel Hirano, Ben Hamlow, Marjorie Hauskama, Viana Hammer, Helen Jewell, Clarence Johnson, Harold A. Kennedy, Earl GlLlElE CLUB - M iss Fm 1-1 - M.xR,mi:Y S11.xi:1:.mn Kennedy, Raymond King, Frank Kennedy, Mike Klimas, Charles King, Rachel Klimas, Alice Landry, Hazel McCafferty, Clarence Mital, Elizabeth Merkling, Adella McCafferty, Evelyn Miller, Virginia Marsh, Margaret Nelson, Dorothy Pillar, Joe Provin, James Photo, Mae 1928 Penn, Gladys Randall, Doris Randall, Dorothy Rutter, Helen Remington, Helyne Rowe, Vera Strosky, John Samuelson, Frank Snooks, Eleanor Spogen, Madeline Sharrard, Marjorie Strosky, Rose Tuura, Mildred Tuura, Bernice Wellington, Gladys Weberg, Helen lfnrty -'Vh BELT BUCKLE rr- ORCHESTRA lor Miss l'lS'l'lllCIl Lesell, Eva First Violin Wilson, Ruth - First Violin Remington, Helgne First Violin Randall, Ronald First Violin Goodiran, Ethel Second Violin Hammer, Kathryn - Second Violin Merkling, Adella Second Violin Weberg, Helen Second Violin Strosky, John - Trombone Kennedy, Mike Saxophone Randall, Dorothy - Cornet Provin, James Drums Sharrard, Marjorie - Piano 1928 ' BELT BUCKLE Iusfrzlr-for I'r1'siclcfnf - Vice l rc'sidcnf Smfy, Tl'f7llSlll'K'l' Bodner, Genevieve Colgan, Agnes Calone, Rosalie Dannat, Frances Dolin, Rosalie Ford, Clara Hauskama, Viana McCafferty, Evelyn P. lP. lP. Miss S11 I Ol U Am Simons e - l'l'l'llI'1L 1 xx RICVHLYN lllf71'AllPR Randall, Doris Randall, Dorothy Ranta, Ethel Sinionis, Ada Spogen, Madeline Tuura, Mildred Weberg, Helen Wilson, Ruth 1928 - GT BELT BUCKLE L, I AGRICUTURE CLUB lflz mn' - Miz. Mxvllox XI n Beaudry, Leo Bruard, Ewart Eodner, Steve Bough, Forrest Colgan, Francis Daffern, Herschel Florek, Edward Grove, David Gray, Evan Gossack, Adam Harcharick, Andrew Jacobs, Earnest Jewell, Clarence Johnson, Sigurd Johnson, Harold E. Johnson, Harold A. Kivi, Eino Klimas, Charles McCafferty, Clalrenc O'Connor, Bob Penn, Edward Penn, Stanley Porter, Billy Rowe, James Samuelson, Frank Taule, Bernard Wellington, Marion ' i I92B 'BELT BUCKLE wifwv GYM CLUB Ilurrfors Burley, Edith Browning, Joy Castner, Ethel Clarke, Ruth Coleman, Dorothy Coleman, Helen Dannat, Frances Dawson, Verne Forder, Marie Frisbee, Verna King, Rachel Landry, Hazel McCafferty, Evelyn Merkling, Adella Miss IQELLAMS, Miss Fume Morris, Gladys Nelson, Dorothy Photo, Mae Penn, Gladys Randall, Dorothy Randall, Doris Rowe, Vera Spogen, Madeline Wellington, Gladys Williamson, Nona Wixon, Agnes Weberg, Helen Wilson, Ruth 1 9 2 0 ' EY ' W ' WD - For' y-Seven R9 QL n e l 1 l 3 07' BELT BUCKLE HIGH SCHOOL PARTIES The Freshmen were welcomed into our High School and taught the first rudiments of knowledge at the annual Initiation Party given for them at the High School Gym, September 22. They were led one by one from a dark room into the brilliantly lighted stage where they went through many solemn ceremonies. As they entered they were given huge, dangling angleworms to eat as a forerunner of the disagreeable studies and the objects they must encounter during their four years in High Sclfool. They were next branded, showing they belonged to Belt High and must be loyal to it. The electric shock, as it came upon them suddenly, showed them how flunking will shock one unless he studies. Their teeth were pulled as a symbol of the conceit that must be taken away from them. After the initiation they led a Grand March and the rest of the evening was spent dancing and playing games. Refreshments were served at midnight. HIGH SCHOOL PARTY On October 27, the Seniors and Sophomores entertained the Juniors and Freshmen. Ghosts and Corn Hunt and many other novelty stunts and games were enjoyed. Dancing was the chief diversion of the evening, the music furnished by the Night Hawk Orchestra. Refresh- ments were served at midnight. DRAMATIC CLUB LEAP YEAR PARTY For the first time in several years a leap-year party was held January 7, with the Dramatic Club girls hostesses. The girls asked the boys and escorted them to the party. Dancing was the main feature of the eve- ning. The boys were asked for all the dances except a few boys' choice . A Novelty Dance was one in which the boys drew the hearts with the girls' names on them to find out who they were to dance with. The rest of the evening the girls wore their hearts on their sleeves. The girls escorted the boys to supper at midnight. OLD FOLKS' DANCE The Lions Club gave their annual Old-Timers Dance at the High School Auditorium, February 17. This year the proceeds went to the Senior Class for the publication of their Annual. In spite of the muddy roads a large crowd was assembled and all enjoyed themselves immense- ly as they danced through the intricate steps of the Quadrille , Schot- tische, Polka, and many other of the favorite old time dances. At midnight the Senior class served refreshments, candy and cigars, which were enjoyed by all. The dance lasted until the wee hours in the morn- ing and the crowd left weary but happy. The Senior Class wishes to thank the members of the Lions Club for giving them this help in publishing their year book. - ' 1928 I l BELT BUCKLE ' f--Jibril, if -V ,ggi-f fy A , ie:-4J'f' 'i m ilf-P5 A F4 f' ' f f 1 4 - ff m f N, 1 .f - f f N . ,, ,, ' . I eg X' w ig 5:7 fxw W , HIM, 71, ,g 1 ., f f , 1 -f X ff If f f Ns1l'46r Lf ' 1, if R f X W1 , ? milf! if V N',1,:4'x M ff Q V J X , , p, ,NL fy ,fyly XX f LN ,L rx 1 X' M f X +.t1Ti4-2 f 'W'-'A 1928 11 f-+ , lqib' 5 ty-Ninn ,P i BELT BUCKLE' QPJYIL-:E X lg , Coach Mac MacDonald went through a lot of worrying about his team which was a success and we all hope he's back next year and puts out a State Championship Team. Right End-Howard Wix Wixson, a very valuable man in catching, passing, running down punts, and blocking end runs, will hold down the same position on next year's team. He is a two year letterman. Right Tackle-Eddie Butcher Boy Florek towered about 6 feet in the air and was good for looking into the other teams' plays and he broke up a number of them this year. This is Butch's second year and will be back next year. Right Guard-George Liz Ford was the smallest man on the line, but there weren't many plays tried through George's side. He knew just what to do and surely did it. This is George's second and last year on the squad. He will be missed next year. Center-Andrew Bundy Harcharick has played this position for three years and after next year he will leave it for someone else to hold down. Bundy is an accurate passer and knew where every play was going. Left Guard-Arthur Nordy Nordquist was always on the job and played good interference for the backs on all end runs and fakes. Nordy will be back next year and will be used, I'm sure. This is his first year on the eleven. Left Tackle-Steve Pick Bodner always took his man out and was ready for more. Steve will be missed next year, but that's not saying he's not going to make the college freshman team. Left End-Charles Chuck Klimas held down a responsible position and was always on the job. He was exceptionally good on the receiving end of a pass. He never missed. This is Chuck's first and last year. Three Cheers for Chuck! J, na ..Y-..,.-,--,-..-,-fH..... ---V. .MM V-.-dm.-nW-.-,' 1 92 3 --WW -w,.......,.....- . 1...wP BELT BUCKLE Quarter Back and Captain--Myron Beets Johnson was at the passing end of passes and tried, always, to get the ball into the arms of his ends. Beets is a three year letterman and will not report next year. Left Halfback- Mutt . Leland was the shortest and smallest fellow on the outfit. He was very good at rolling into his opponents and taking them out. Mutt will make better next year. Watch his dust! Right Halfback-James Jim Irvin was the only freshman and cer- tainly did his part in all the games. He will do better in the future. How about it Jim? Yes or No ? Right Tackle-Walfred Balfry Salo got in only a few games, but he showed up well. He will do better next year. Full Back-Sigurd Slippery Johnson was the best line smasher we had and always had a cool head. Slips has played his last year for B. V. H. S. and surely will be heard of in College. W Bill Remington played against Great Falls and fractured his skull, which put him out for the remainder of the football year. Bill was a good kicker and very accurate. This is Bill's last year in High School. Subs-Mike Mickey Kennedy, sub quarter, James Jim Provin, sub lineman, Ben Hirano, sub back, Clarence Snap Jewell, sub end and Leo Red Beaudry will all be back next year to earn their letters. Their work this year was responsible for the good work of the regulars. Mike Mickey Kennedy, sub quarter, James Jim Provin, sub line- man, Ben Hirano, sub back, Clarence Snap Jewell, sub end and Leo Red Beaudry will all be back next year to earn their letters. Their work this year was responsible for the good work of the regulars. Earl Kennedy, Doctor last but not least, will be back next year. Do your stuff, black-bottom. GREAT FALLS SECONDS AT GREAT FALLS The first game of the season was played at Great Falls versus Great Falls Seconds. The game was interesting and signs of football were shown. The score at the half was 6 to 6. The score at the end was 13 to 7 in Great Falls' favor. There were a number of injuries, Bill frac- tured his skull 3 Beets broke his nose 3 Jim broke a few ribs and many received blood poisoning. All the men felt that training was necessary. CHOTEAU AT FAIRFIELD The following week-end game was posted at Fairfield. The Choteau squad came down determined to win and did. They were considerably heavier and could make from ten to fifteen yards through Belt's line at any time. The game ended with a score of twenty-five to six. Belt was the first to cross Choteau's line for two years. FORT BENTON AT FORT BENTON ' The week following Choteau's game we had to motor seventy miles and play the Fort Benton eleven. Their team was more of a match to our squad and we won with a score of thirteen to six, showing the team what a victory was like. s s s r' ' 'wf l928 ff 'efw-Aww wwf-'H--W' snag? l ft fill BELT BUCKLE ' GREAT FALLS AT BELT This was the last game of our schedule and for five men the last of their high school days. The Belt squad was crippled to start with. Florek, towering tackle, was out of the game. Salo, a sub-end, replaced him and played a good game. Belt started with a rush, recovering a fumble and completing a pass for fifteen yards before Great Falls woke up. A few minutes later Irvine smashed through the line for a touchdown. Beets added the extra point. A little later, on a completed pass, Beets to Klimas , Belt got her second touchdown of the game. Great Falls had the best of the argument the second half scoring one touchdown. They started a drive that ended within one yard of Belt's goal, but were stopped there just as the gun sounded. The Belt squad was made up of returns and the following is the clas- sification of each: Bundy Harcharick, three year lettermang Slippery Johnson, three year lettermang Bill Remington, three year lettermang Beets Johnson, three year lettermang Liz Ford, three year letter- mang Howard Wixon, two year lettermang Ed Florek, two year letter- mang Pick Bodner, one year lettermang Chuck Klimas, one year let- termang Mutt Leland, one year lettermang Art Nordquist, one year letterman and Ball Salo, one year letterman. Belt Belt Belt Belt lftl FOOTBALL GAMES 6 ......... ,........................................,..... 1928 ' Great Falls 12 Choteau 26 Fort Benton 6 Great Falls 7 51 494- -BELT BUCKLE Sigurd Johnson Joe Gossack Coach Zweifel Edward Florek Chas.Klimas Andy Harcharik Myron Johnson Martin Leland BASKETBALL On November 15 Coach Zweifel called a meeting of the boys interested in Basketball. A large number responded C205 in which was some Very good material. Three of the first string were back from last year. The Class series were played Friday, Nov. 19, 1927. The Seniors vs. Sophomores and the Juniors vs. Frosh. The Seniors and Juniors emerged victorious. Monday night, Nov. 22, the finals were played. The Frosh and Sopho- mores played a fast and thrilling game in which the Frosh won by a close margin. 10-11. The game between the Seniors and Juniors was fast and exciting through the entire period. At the end of the first half the Seniors were at the big end of the score, 11-8. During the second half the Juniors showed some real teamwork and at the end of the second half the score was tied 19-19. An extra period of three minutes was played. In the last five seconds a Junior member was fouled and was allowed one shot. They made it and won the game by a score of 20-19. The final placings were as follows: Juniors, Seniors, Freshmen and Sophomores. . 1928 mc' R li-- BELT BUCKLE I DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Belt did not climb up the ladder as far as she expected this year, but got fourth in the District Tournament which was held in Great Falls, February 22, 23, 24, and 25, 1928. The first game Belt played was against Valier. This game was a slow one and Belt walked away with a score of 42 with 20 for the oppon- ent's side. Great Falls outclassed Belt in the second game played on the 23rd and the score ended with Great Falls 30 points ahead of Belt. The score was 51 to 21. Belt's third game was played against Shelby. The two teams Were very well matched against each other in size but when it came to playing- well-We beat 42 to 20. Belt's last game which made the final decision of where we would stand in the Tournament, was played against Chinook, a fast, peppy team. The quintets were well matched and the game was very fast and interesting. But-let's get at it-the game ended, 27 to 24, with us on the big end of the score, and Belt got fourth place in the Tournament. COUNTY TOURNAMENT The County Tournament was held January 27 and 28 of this year at Great Falls. Belt played three games in which she lost one, the first that was played, against Great Falls. The game was very fast and the audience was held in suspense until the very end. Great Falls was favored by the referee but even then they only beat us by four points. Score was 36 to 32. Belt's game with Simms was a slow one and we walked off with a score of 50. Simms was consoled with 28 points. Fort Shaw was favored in the last game but through good work, Belt got in the lead and the game ended in our favor. The score was 33 to 18. 1923 lf I BELT BUCKL cr E ra FRANK KING Here he comes, there he goes He's a natural cheer leader from head to toes. RECORD OF BASKETBALL GAMES Home Town Score V. Team Belt 6 Bobcats Belt 19 Centerville Belt 25 Choteau Belt 42 Cascade Belt 12 Bozeman Belt 22 Geyser Belt 30 Geyser Belt 24 Simms Belt 25 Great Falls Belt 10 Centerville Belt 32 Great Falls Belt 50 Simms Belt 33 Fort Shaw Belt 43 Simms Belt 28 Stanford Belt 12 Cascade Belt 16 Choteau Belt 42 Valier Belt 21 Great Falls Belt 42 Shelby Belt 27 Chinook 9 28 Score At Date 16 Belt Dec. 8 Belt Dec. 34 Choteau Dec. 25 Belt Dec. 17 Belt Dec. 11 Geyser Dec. 14 Belt Jan. 18 Simms Jan. 34 Belt Jan. 12 Centerville Jan. 36 Cty. Tourn. Jan. 28 Cty. Tourn. Jan. 18 Cty. Tourn. Jan. 22 Belt . Feb. 14 Stanford Feb. 29 Cascade Feb. 28 Belt Feb. 20 Dist. Tourn. Feb. 51 Dist Tourn Feb. 20 Dist Tourn Feb. 24 Dist Tourn Feb. l ivll BELT BUCKLE CALENDAR OE EVENTS 1927-28 Sept. 6-Parents heave sigh of relief--first day of school. as Sept. 7-We got her! Who? Miss Mares for Senior 0- S . . ' Sponsor 1 Sept. 21-Freshmen eagerly await the morrow CYes, you ' . , ll If if v bet Sept. 22-Upper Classmen shock Frosh. Wait-Only A MN electrically! Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Sept. 23- Wearing of the Green by the Frosh. 1-Belt Hi enjoys Klemme's speech. 21-Junior-Senior Hike. It's in the Coffee . Ask Pinhead. 22-Juniors and Freshmen guests at Sophomore-Senior Party. 27-The old bell now is silent. Teachers' Conference. 28--Hooray! We beat Gt. Falls, 14-7 in football. Nov. 17-Why the flash of lily white hands? Senior rings came. Nov. 18-Why the weeps? Ethel and Helen depart for Vocational Con- Nov. .f - A. Nov is 'aj mu., Dec Dec. AMX Dec ference. 21-Class Series. Juniors victorious. . 24-Praise to Pilgrims for setting Thursday instead of Saturday for feast day. 2-Rah! Rahg Frank King new yell leader. 9-When rival meets rival. Belt vs. Centerville. Of course we won. 15- How I became famous as a salesman by Ray Kennedy fcigar lighter and coat hangerj. Dec. 21 SL 22-Enormous raise of capital of Belt bank. Senior benefit show. Dec. 23-Every body feeling blue. Miss Hansen, we hated to see you go. -M Dec. Nw 5-ii . Jan. Jan. .535 5 Jan. -... -5: AL -E Jan ' 5'f.f?E J , Zefiaii 2 an Jan. 12-Frosh girls 23-Xmas Program. Sweet Santa Claus! Oh Pat, what did Santa bring you? 1-Students make worthy resolutions. 2-Resolutions going good. 3-Crash! Whaz 'zat? Resolutions all broken. 7-Leap Year Party. Don't rush me, big girl! 9 gl 10-Manager's out or when I found myself flying into the street. Out for ads. serve dinner to School Board. Jan. 13-School Board in bed with indigestion. Jan. 16-Everybody studying. What a miracle! lfifiv-in 1928 'QW Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. BELT BUCKLE -....g-.- emes er Xams K 19 Xt 20-S t E .. 27-Great Falls or bust! County Tournament. 17-Lions' ,Old Folks Dance. Oh boys! Where didja get the aprons? if if 22, 23, 24, 25-District Tournament. Lend me five, J Willya? I just gotta get in. H- 'F March 3-High School Benefit Dance. March 7-Helen Remington leaves for Butte to participate in Extempor- aneous Writing Contest. Oh Ya! Mrs. Mac went along to take care of her. March 9-Dramatic Club stages Carnival. Huge success! March 26-Normal Girls begin practice teaching. March 30-Hobo Day. April 9-Easter Monday Dance. April 9-13-Six Weeks Exams. Fa April 10-Sneak Day. A -P April 27-Operetta The Wishing Well. f May 12-Prom. rl May 13-Belt, a dead town. Everybody asleep after the ' Prom. gr May 14-Prom decorations introduced to Furnace Room. 'W ' ,, May 16-First Play dress rehearsal-Stage fright begins. J May 17-Stage fright becomes a plague. May 18-Senior play, The Arrival of Kitty, one huge success. May 19-Lost: The senior play cast. May 20-Found: The senior play cast-leaving Halcyon V i ' ' . House-out of funds. May 25-Exhibits. jk May 27-Baccalaureate. , gy-' A May 28-Annuals distributed. Ag 5 3 l May 29-class Night. , l May 31-Commencement. 1928 3-A Fifty-Seven BELT BUCKLE ALUMNI FOR LAST FOUR YEARS 1924 Graduates NAME A MARRIED NAME L , John Bachan Sumner Remington Thomas Gossack Elizabeth Ness Florian Florek Eugenia Provin Mildred Frye Harold Engdahl Lempi Ra-nta Elsie Mclnnis Bertha McCafferty Jessie Peters Ralph Millard Howard Graybeal Lillian Servoss Katharine Pattsner Harriet Rice Evelyn Mclnnis Deloris Murray Christine Humpe Joseph Nordquist Alice Larkin Arline Depew John Harcharick George Servoss Marie Blais Grace Servoss Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Dorothy Remington Mrs Theodore Childerhose Patrick Sanderson Carrie Burnett Ella Graybeal Michael Evans Ellen Johnson Emma Nelson Edward Newmack Gilbert Ford Evelyn Calone Pauline Zemanek Walter Auren Lempi Koski Henrietta Paynter Rami Blais Edward Blais Ma-rgaret Veleber Elizabeth Miskan Judson Burrows Lucille Boyle Frank Bough Vilho Hoskamer Fern Millard Rose McGraw John Snook Albert Pilgeram Helen Dolin Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. W. Gusmiller John Loeb Carl Seltzer J. Munger Fay Ramsey C. Holtzimer Homer Dovall R. Lepley ADDRESS Seattle, Wash. Belt, Mont. Choteau, Mont. Scobey, Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. Bozeman. Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. Helena, Mont. Little Belt, Mont. California Belt, Mont. Saco, Mont. Belt, Mont. Belt. Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Helena, Mont. Raynesford, Mont. Gt. Falls. Mont. Hughesville. Mont. Bozeman, Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. Fife, Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. Hughesville, Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. 1925 Graduates H. Osterman Edwin Dover F. E. Brown . H. Bartle Wm. Bartle Carl Gereke H. J. Stoller Gt. Falls, Mont. Big Sandy, Mont. Armington, Mont. Washoe, Mont. Geraldine, Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. Raynesford, Mont. Belt, Mont. Missoula. Mont. Seattle, Wash. Armington, Mont. Hobson. Mont. Silver Dyke, Mont. Belt. Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. Silver Dyke, Mont. Belt, Mont. Belt, Mont. New York City Stocke-tt, Mont. Honolulu, Hawaii Belt, Mont. Bozeman, Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. Nanton, Alberta Belt, Mont. OCCUPATION Times Office Asst. Cashier lst Nat'l Bank Bookkeeper Stenographer, Smelter College Intermountain College Teaching Housewife Teaching Mining Montana Power Housewife Te-aching Housewife Housewife College Housewife State Grain Commission Co. Mining Housewife Singer Sew'g Mch. Co. Housewife Mining Housewife Nurse Training at Deaconess Hosp. Farming Beauty Specialist Clerking, Woolworth's College Farming Housewife Housewife Housewife Farming Farming Office Work 1 Housewife Corporal in U. S. Army I College I Smelter 5 Nurse Training at I Deaconess Hosp. I Housewife Farming Bozeman, Mont. College Hoquiam, Wash. Cle-rking 1928 l .l'ly-lfigllt Missoula NAME Alice Robinson Irma Wilson Robert Nohl Anne Forder Sophie Miller August Probst Susan Pohlod Carl Tucker Billy Stuffel --Y BELT BUCKLE 1+ -..L 1926 Graduates MARRIED NAME ADDRESS Polson, Mont. Wayne, Mont. Seattle, Wash. Missoula, Mont. Milligan, Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. Mont Antoinette Klimas Ellen Ranta Ruth Brodie Mrs. Raymond Gray Clara Berg Ralph McCafferty Dorothy Dammrose Elmer Gray La Verne Evans Michael Miskan Dorothy Robinson Linda Hoskamer Arthur Johnson Anne Harcharik Mrs Genevieve Remington Edna Burrows Theodore Wynegar Sylvia Loberg Thomas Le-vandowski Ruth Jennings Leslie Jewell Victoria Dorchak Jay Leland Gladys Burnett George Dover Blanche Servoss Franklin Simonis Elsie Nordquist Jean Morris Kenneth Coday Elizabeth S'oha Charles Robinson Frank Gossack Mildred Colgan Florence Cooper Jane Boyle ' Ebba Kraftenburg Ray Pimperton H. B. Martin Geyser, Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. Arzrington, Mont. Belt, Mont. Little Belt, Mont. Tiger Butte, Mont. Dillon, Mont. Belt, Mont. ' Gt. Falls, Mont. Gt. Falls, Mont. Shonkin, Mont. Merino, Mont. Tiger Butte, Mont. Belt, Mont. Belt, Mont. Lower Belt, Mont. Glasgow, Mont. Hinsdale, Mont. 1927 Graduates Silver Dyke, Mont. Belt, Mont. Wallowa, Ore. Gt. Falls, Mont. Bozeman, Mont. Belt, Mont. Bellingham, Wash. Ft. Shaw, Mont. Belt, Mont. Monarch, Mont. Monarch, Mont. Bozeman, Mont. OCCUPATION Teaching Teaching College University Teaching Surveying Comm'l College Clerical Work University Waitress Nurse Training at Deaconness Hosp. Housewife Farming I Teaching Farming Normal College Farming Ideal Laundry G.N. Railroad Teaching Teaching Farming Housewife Times Office Teaching Northern Creamery Teaching Mining Pythian Theatre Garage Agent Comm'l College College Teaching Farming Teaching Teaching College Belt, Mont. Belt, Mont. Clerk at Dahl's Store Highwood, Mont. Clerk at Highwood Merc. Spring Creek, Mont. Teaching Cascade, Mont. Teaching Belt, Mont. Dillon, Mont. College 1 92 8 T ' 'rf Fifty-Nm 1 ' BELT BUCKLE 1---H ' iokiss 1 5 Yes, said Chick, a real man of talent is modest: he never boasts of E himself. Do you ever hear me speaking of myself? .T i. .. -4i. .i-.. Mutt: What is that thing on your neck? : Doc: A freckle. P Mutt: That's funny, it's the first time I ever saw a freckle walk. -.ti... ,E1-.ll.-... Chuck K: Hey, you can't smoke in here. Pat L: 'Tm not smoking. Chuck: Well, y0u've got a cigarette in your mouth. Pat: Yeah, you got pants on, but you're not panting. , ,-..-EH -M ,,,, -A+., Chick: Can you prove that the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of squares of the two sides of this triangle? A Pinhead: I don't have to prove it. I admit it. -.,- 1,4 , EA- 777.. Evelyn: Marjorie's fiance is supposed to be a bad egg. Mickey: I wondered Why she didn't like to drop him. A Aviv vw, 3177.77 ..- -vi- Billy P.: Stanley, what are the holes in that board for? Stanley: Those are knot holes. Billy P.: fAfter due considerationl. Well, if they are not holes, what I are they ? , ,,,, 4,, ,i,...1..-4.? The freshies are so dumb they think- Rex Beach is a summer resort. Mississippi is a married woman. 1 V fl , Missouri is an old maid. da mn Af f., U. S. mint is a cough drop. il- ' South Bend is an exercise. i ly!llllI1llf 'fa A filling station IS a restaurant. I BK ,llllvegv i 1 , l il E m u Zane Grey is a color tone. : Wiihav ii, Saturday Evening Post is to tie a horse to. E ILQPIIX iqbh The Weather Bureau is a part of a bed- 6 51: room suite. ' .dgllm The Ladies Home Companion is a nurse. 2 . A basket ball coach has four Wheels. --'V Y ' at r V sa . 'C 1' W J? lf New York Central IS a telephone operator. Chuck: Whats the Slogan for An electric current IS a fruit. R Old iolds? h . h d Mexican border pays rent. iihoadlcoug In t e sewn Ocean currents are good to eat. N :: ' e-cms:-'M::: '-?'::'M: t: 1928 :t cf to A: : at t tt ' S YyO I I BELT BUCKLE The Student's Prayer. Onward, Onward O time in your flight! I Lord make the bell ring, , v Before I recite. N Q A 1 'gi --A Ma fiv?iQi5IIiBi?ifT 'z ,. David: SamSey:i,siuini:i1e.erSname I gi gf' ,Ia Mac: Oh, then, you're a junior. Nw r David: No, Iam just afreshman. liliiiiii 'sf 7 JW i i i Q J I 79 'ro , M it 'il eb X 'ME ' , QNX ge. -3 ' B .YYY , -.. ,.,,,,7,,? 1 Butch: You've got a cold, Bundy. l .. Bundy: Yeh? Butch: How'd you get it? . Bundy: I slept in a field last night and somebody left the gate 1 o 'im Open- MM ,ppp 4-Edwin! ' Bundy: Why is a kiss over a tele- i 'ffm by Affy- 114, phone like a straw hat? A I Mayme: Because it isn't felt. ,H B, ,fra ,. EA.j,,I7,,,-,77g Prof: What would you call a man that pretends to know everything? Frosh: A professor. .B iiri B.r..r -,-r WMM, Ethel Ranta: Oh mama, the baby swallowed one of my letters. Mama: Oh, well, mush is good for babies. , ..rBBB-r --..,raBB, As I chanced to pass, I saw a beaver damming the river. Near by Porky Bough, out of gas, Was doing the same to his flivver. ,,,., .Yu ,7. ,EJ ,,,. ,, . , ,WZ One day Ethel Ranta was boasting of her retentive memody. My memory is excellent, she said, There are only three things that I can't remember. I can't remember names, and I can't remember faces, and- and I forget what the third thing is. ...fff-.- Y ,7,4.-,,,, Miss Frye: Give me a sentence with the word spinach. Clarence: I got a mosquito bite last night and spinach-in me ever since. mf. , ,,Y,7,,E, Y wiv. 777 Salesman: Can we sell you a vacuum cleaner? Sadie: We have no vacuum to clean. 1928 ull-.-.. 0 'BELT BUCKLE 'D 7 A beautiful girl is walking across the street. She is feminine and also singular. He walks across and they become plural together and also dative. They go to her home. He is an indefinite article, her mother is objective. Her father becomes present and he becomes the past participle. They sit down and talk of the future. LH-im,-. Fatty Marsh: Can you tell me if there are any vitamines in lettuce? Dorothy C: Well there's bound to be some insects on all garden truck but there's no reason why you can't wash them off. .-.---,-1.1m Ray fcoming from laboratory after examinationjz Congratulate me, old top, at last I have made a scientific achievement. Lizzy: What is it? Ray: I have obtained absolute zero. -.i....i-EI ... Albert: See this stickpin? Well, it once belonged to a millionaire. Mathew: And who is the millionaire? Albert : Woolworth. E1 ..iT Teacher: How many wars do you remember? Dorothy: Ma told me that I mustn't talk about family affairs. .iilim-l IMAGINE Ray Kennedy milking a cow. Peg Randall as quarter back. Miss Sifford doing the flea hop. The Gym girls taking a shower in five minutes. Mr. Bowman making love. Chick Spogen without his daily lecture. Mrs. Mac without her chew gum. Dave Grove doing the Lindbergh Hop. Balfrey Salo paying for a dance. Nig Kennedy stepping out Lizz Mital. Lillian Bakko flunking out. Beets without fourteen packages of gum. Mike Kennedy not running off at the mouth. Helen Remington with a bald head. Verna Frisbee not gabbing. Louis Anderson as heavyweight boxing champion. W 'A' fc 'fTf ': 1923 V N-H f' ff -MU ' f' 'ff 'L--fl 4' vp-'I'h UC W FPC BELT BUCKLE SENIOR lFLIVVlElR The Body ....,... ............,........,.......,....... ............... B e lt Hi School Key .......,...... .... Driver ............,.......... Steering Wheel . ...., .. Front Left Wheel Front Right Wheel ...,l., Left Rear Wheel ........ Right Rear Wheel ...,,i Gas Tank ..,.,...i.,,.. Gas ........e,e,.. Spark ....... Starter ........ Horn ..,,.e,. Lights .i.... Bumper ....... Chains ..... Brakes ..... Rattle i..... Radiator .,.....,.,.. Cut-Out .........,..,...i.... Emergency Brake .,..... Extra Tire ............ Spokes ..e......... Choke ,......,......... Side Curtains ....rr Springs ,.......... Spot Light .i..,. Reverse ........... . Exhaust Pipe ....el Piston ..............l,............... Blow-out Inner Tube Tool Box ...,o..,.,............ Jack .,i...... 'W' 1 923 Bowman Mares .....,.. Beets Johnson ,.,....f...George Ford ..........Lil1ian Bakko .n.....Elizabeth Malcolm ...,.....,Helen Brutosky l......Elizabeth Mital .....r.Raymond Kennedy .i......Forrest Bough .Helyne Remington .,.....Helen Hammer ..,...,..Hazel Landry ..........Edith Burley .....,..Mildred Tuura ........Irene Burrows ... Bill Remington ,......,...Ada Simonis ..,......Myron Robinson ....,........,,.Ethe1 Ranta ,,.Frank Samuelson ....,......,..Ethel Berg .v.....Ronald Randall ,.....,.,,,....,,...Joe Pillar e,r..,sGladys Wellington .,........,...Steve Bodner . L... Charles Klimas ...,s... Kelly Johnson ..........Sigurd Johnson ,i.....,..,.....,..James Rowe George McCafferty Harold E. Johnson ADVERTISERS INDEX TO ADVERTISERS 1 Name Albrecht ...... ......... Barney's ...................... Belt Hardware Co. Belt Meat Market ...... Boisvert Studio ....... Browning, N. H. .... . Chase, Dr. G. H. .............. . Club Cafeteria ........................ Collins Plumbing Sz Heat ...... Como Co. Inc. ...................... . Conrad Grocery Co. .... . Crouch, Dr. L. W. .... . Cunningham's ........,.. Dahl, Charles H. ........... . Dahl-Wheeler .................. . DeFoe Glass Kr Art Co. Duvall-Wallace Hdwe. Page 94 77 78 71 96 73 83 89 70 95 80 83 72 80 79 79 Economy Shop .............................. ....... 8 4 Electric City Cons. .................,.............. 103 Farmers 8x Miners State Bank .....,.... 74 Feiden's .................................................... 95 First Ntl. Bank ............................ ....... 8 4 Fix-It Shop ............... ....... 7 2 Flaherty Kr Perra .... ....... 9 1 George, W. H. ......... .... 93 Gerald Cafe .................................. .,..... 9 7 Gt. Falls Bldg. 8: Loan Assn. ............ 93 Gt. Falls Comm. College .......... Great Falls Engraving .............. Great Falls Farm Mach. Co. Gt. Falls Meat Co. ...,................. . .......100 75 75 86 Gt. Falls Power Co. ............................ 102 Gt. Falls Sporting Goods Co. ............ 87 Great Falls Stove Repair Work S 78 Grossman's ................................,............. 68 Hammet Bros. ........................................ 99 Ideal Laundry ..... Johnson Hotel ..... Kl1ck's ..,............. Kranz .............. 69 89 77 82 Name Page Lapeyre Bros. ............ ....... 9 2 Longeway, Dr. G. E. ..,............... ....,.. 8 3 Manhattan Cafe .................................... 105 Marble's Confectionery dz Cafe .......... 98 McConkey Livestock Co. ............ ....... 8 1 Monarch Lumber Co. ...... . Murphy-Maclay .............. A. Nathan 8: Sons ........ Neihart Lumber Co. New Drug Co. .,................ . Northern Creamery Co. ...... . T. F. O'Connor Co. .............. . Olson's Electric Cafe Co. ..... . Paris ..... . ............................... 91 .......104 ..,....102 99 71 .......104 98 76 97 J. C. Penney Co. ............... ....... 9 0 Pfister Bootery ..................... ....... 1 01 Ray P. Porter Hdwre. Co. ...... ....... 9 6 Quick Lunch .............................. ....... 1 05 Red Boot Shoe Store ............................ 101 Rocky Mountain Elevator Co. ............ 86 Routzahn's .................................... ....... 9 2 Royal Milling Co. ............... ...,... 8 5 Scott, Dr. W. M. ................. ....... 8 3 Scott-Sanford Candy Co. ..... . 87 Self Service Store No. 5 . ......... ....... 7 6 Singer Sewing Machine Co. ...... ....... 7 0 Smock, C. M. ....,.................... . Standard Furniture Co. ...... . Starter 8z Battery Co. ........... . 83 82 90 Steller, C. E. .................................. ....... 1 06 Stephens-Fuller Creamery Co. ............ 85 Stewart, Dr. J. S. ...................... ....... 7 1 Strain Bros. .............................. ....... 1 03 Terrill, Dr. A. H. .... . Tire Sales Co. .... . Tribune ................. Y-B Stores Inc. .... . Woods, Fred ....... Woolworth's ...... ' Sixty-Seven 83 69 88 81 71 94 e : oeoo : : 0-0-no : : +0 : : : : QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ oooooooeooooooooe 1? 4, v Z T ll 4' PROTECT YUUR EYES 2 2 ' 0 . O 3 . ii 1, I. f Q Undue strain on the whole nervous , - I II l 6 5, system is sometimes caused by faulty 5 nu X U ! 55' yi M vision. Relax your nerves with a pair 3 ' , M I 0 Q ' S x Wfymff :X of properly fitted glasses. 11 0 l Mu ' V! fl' - ll U 1 -' A .lL.,. 0 ' 5 2 Xl if lll Q?'Wllui 2 . QQ 'S' ' f 0 0 Qs , -ufJ- , :: swf f .1 x 4 - f,' 57 X Q f 2 E 0 fy ,A s l ff, iff U ll r 011 , f ff 7 0 M g f , s. o. HUSETH 3 g x t S Sf? jf Jeweler 8: Optician. 11 0 II IC 312V2 Central Avenue Great Falls Montana 1: u I, h H o +-.--'--Qf------ ---.-- -Q--QO..--N-n-...--0-------M--Q...-li Slippery fto Mac, who just returned from Chicagojz Where are you from ? Mac: Chicago Slippery: Let's see your bullet wounds. +x--Q--Q-0 ---- -------Q---------'-------------------------O---up it ll nu . ll 3 2 Pants Suits New Spring ll gg Insure Double Wear Top Coats 3 ,, 0 Q ll fi Just the thing 'for the man wht In all the latest modes and fabrics. If Wants to 100k 11106 Wlthmlt ha-Vlng 7 Something the well dressed man 3 F0 bug a new Sult fvery two months lf' can't afford to be without. Incom- 4, 0 W Ord eff tf, be WE lpdressed' 1 parable values that are sure to ll 9 on e u assor ment of styles and N 1 th th .ft b e Prices ll H Patterns to choose from at Prices 4 gaifgig fiom fl y uy r' . ranging from i 29 I- 1, 0 0 0 1 0 :: 529.50 to 339.50 522.50 to 5532.50 Q ll 0 . n 9 11 Our Line of Furnishings and Shoes is one of which any store would be proud I 2 See us first and we'll save you a ten dollar bill 1: ' 3 0 g O U 218 9 One Door West 9 I: Central Ave. S of The Mint 5 i E 1: an-0--0--Q0-M------0--.--0---0--N-no--0-----Q--Q----:Q Sixty-Eight :c:cette-b:::zo-::-9::ooo:::: :c We have a complete stock of Goodrich Silvertown Tires Sz Tubes VULCA NIZING The most up to date Tire Repair Shop in the state of Montana Special attention to out of town Jobs. Tire Sales Co. 115 Central Avenue ' Great Falls Mont Service Phone 6669 ::::::o0::Q::o::o:: ::: ::::oQ:::: A successful monopolist is one who succeeds in getting an elbow in eac m of his theater chair. TIRES 85 TUBES ::::::::::::::eoQ::::Qoo0Qo-QQ.-.9 IDEAL LAUNDRY FOX-DABLER CO. We specialize in the cleaning of fine lace curtains wool blankets, auto robes, feather pillows, etc New and modern equipment throughout Third Avenue South Great Falls Montana :: ::::oooo::::o::::::ooQ:: :::::: Q0oo...QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ00-oooooooo4-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -----..-----------------------------------------..------.4 ll ll ll 0 0 Sew Electrically-Free Demonstration 'I II ll Have a Hemstitching SINGER to Order E ELECTRIC 2 Placed in Your l Home Today Repairs Needles, Oil Ii ll ll Singer Sewing Machine Company l Incorporated I 208 CENTRAL AVENUE Phone: 9551 Great Falls II ll li O U 0 ll P 0 ll l Frosh: Pa, what is the board of education ? Pa: When I went to school it was a pine boughf' ---..----------...---------..-----..---------------------+ CoLL1 Plumbing and Heating TI 2 0 306 First Avenue South 11 Great Falls 1: Ii il ..---....--4Q--..-..-----------..--------..-------....--..q Seventy :::---:::::---AA::::o::e--QQQQAA--A -A--- ------ ----AA--- v----o--v-----v---oo------v-- Belt Candies Meat Market Groceries I -in Fruits Fresh and Cured Meats U Quick Service iii 1--Epi E ANDREW VELEBER, Prop. FRED WOODS, Prop. l 4+ Miss Kellams fto commercial studentj : Are you good at bookkeeping? Frank King: Yes, I still have a bible I got on my sixth birthday. ::: ::::::o::::oo::o::QQQ: 1-Q0oooooo-:::::::oQooo:::: ::::: NEW DRUG CO. GRADUATING PRESENTS Soda Water, Ice Cream and Kodaks REXALL STORE ,-,Y. -, E,-, --i DR. J. S. STEWART DENTIST BELT, MONT. : :: ::o::o,:: : : ::oo: : 3-00: :QQQQ-oooo:: : : eeoeao: :cooe :oc : ::,- Seventy-O 'IF IP II IP P P P IP I IP P I I P P IP IP IP IP P I In IP II I P I IP P IP U IP P IP IP P I I IP I I IP I 4' 'I+ P IP I IP IP P P I IP IP II P P I P IP IP IP IP IP P -::o -::o P IP ll IP I I I P I IP IP ,g......... ::ooo::::::0Qo::o::oooo::qo:::::oo::Qo::::oQo::ooo:::: FIX-IT HOP The Only Place in Belt To Get Texaco Gas QUAKER STATE OIL TIRES AND TUBES WELDING E. J. MARQUARDT, Prop. Miss Frye: Use the word 'cauterize' in a sentence. Balfreyz I knew she was mine the moment I caught her eyes QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQoooooooeqooooqov--oov---ooov--- ESTABLISHED 1895 CHARLES H. DAHL GENERAL MERCHANDISE BELT, MONTANA GOOD GOODS - GOOD SERVICE Walk To Dahl's and Save Dollars oooeooooooooo.Q0.0-0QQ0.00-9QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQ--00-00.000-0qooeoooooQooeoooqoogoooooeoqoo +I' 0 0 O 0 U 0 0 0 0 0 U 0 0 0 0 il 0 0 0 U 0 O 0 0 U 0 0 0 O U 0 0 U 0 0 tl tl ll U 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 0 O O 0 0 0 O O O 0 0 O O U 0 O O 0 0 0 O O O 0 O E E 'X ' ,----,---- --v-o---vv-vo----oooo--vv- --Qoo . H. Browning LINCOL FORD 0 g,77,,L, , W Eiig, Q Authorized Sales and Service ATWATER KENT RADIO f 47 ,n, ,,, ,,n,. Goodyear Tires and Radio Sets for Sale 09.9900 A- - - A A - - A - - - 0-900 oo ooo- occ-oo---QQQAW-oq----A---- Seven ' Esllthrel ' ' up 0 IP I O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ll 0 u 0 0 ll ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O ::oo::o0:::::::oQo::: O U ll 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O lb ll U 0 0 0 0 0 U U 0 0 1 0 0 O 0 O ll 0 O ll ll 0 0 ll li 0 0 0 'X' 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000 00000000000000000000000000 00000000000 : : : 0000 : : 000: : : : 00: This Habit of Success Is Quite a Thing Every young man and woman should acquire it, and the way-is to stick to whatever you attempt and stick long enough to put it across. if ,....l-0 You can do a lot, if you build and uphold a bank account at The Farmers 8a Miners State Bank BELT, MONTANA Capital 850,000.00 W. C. BLOMQUIST, President GEO. W. STUFFEL, Vice President ALCIDE FISCHER, Vice President F. L. FLOREK, Cashier PAULINE YURKO, Asst. Cashier Seventy-Four 000 v---000v--00v -0-vvv---v---- ---vv::::::: QIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQ: Q itllIIII!IIIIIHIIIIQIIIIIWFE Qlbrawings For I9 Letterheads,LaheIs,BoolfIets I I N and 6over designs, lllustrahons In one or moI:epNcoIors.- --vv : R -,3':.FA::5 asf .5,. IEW,E.12-Tffciflifiik Z I Co. M 'ff .',.. w.,'L-I-JQII-pf! If wg-,I3:,' '-I Ziff.-Zizf-51.1.3 Q Ro0m r6.ggTngIpynieg'geQuaing W R'PfiQ?IE9951.6i SIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHE QIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEES Miss Sifford: How many ribs have you, Billy ? 0000... II II II II II II II II II III II II II II II II II I II II II II II II II II II I I II II II II I II I II I II II II II ...p 97 Billy: I don't know, Ma'am, I'm so ticklish I never could count them. ,,,v-Y-:::--,,------------,,,---A---------,,---- ...- ----- I TER ATIONAL Harvester Company Trucks McCormick-Deering Tractors Primrose Cream Separators McCormick Deering Farm Machinery Good Equipment and Good Repair Service Make a Good Business Better. We Have It. 'I+ II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II I I I II II II II II II 0 II II II II Great Falls Farm Machinery Co., Great Falls I PHONE 9589 300 3rd Ave. South RES. PHONE 5759 I T. W. NOBLE, Sales Manager II II II I ---x- Seven ty-F HY' II +..--....---------...--.......--.....--------......--...-..g II - II l5Tl16 Self erviee tores gl ll I Aim- ll Q E To profit not alone in dollars but in the good will of those with whom l QE we trade-+To serve well and to deal fairly, To improve our oppor- E 1: tunities and to rear from our daily Work a structure which shall be 1: l ll known for all things best in business. ll 1 E Congratulations and bon-voyage E, I to the CHass of 1928. H I' ll I' IZ :E SELF SERVICE No. 5 5: 3 PHONE No. 5 BELT, MONTANA :E 9 . 3 We Guarantee Everything We Sell ll lr 0 Al +---------..---....--------------..-...-..----..-----......4 Mac Cin bed when the alarm went offbz I fooled you that time, I wasn't asleep at all. .z...-.......-N-.. ..-....---.--. O- ---..- :x-2:---::-:::-::::-P u 0 U U , ii .. When ln Belt ii E 0 ll Q EAT AT Il 4- 2 :i g I Ol ' El ' C. i IL son s ectrle a e 5 0 , ll 4 Q AT THE SIGN if I 0 gg NBARNEYSH 1: il EE O 3 HOME COOKED HAMS AND PASTRY EE EE ll 1 it open Till 12 P. M. Quick Service gf ll gp 0 0 3. .... ::---:x: xx .... xx ..... ::-x:::::::-:: ....--..- -O-2 Seventy-Six + I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I II II I II II II II I II II II II I II II II II II Il II II II I I I I I I + th i I I I 0 3 I I II I 0 I I I I I II I I II II II II II ll II II II II I I ::-::: ::::-::::---:::: -:::: :::::::::-:::---:::: :::+ I BAR EY' --BELTi -Candy, Cigarettes- -Cigars, Tobaccos- -Soda Fountain- II II II II II II II I I II II II II I II II I II II I II II II II II II II I I I I II II II II II II II II II II II 0 ----------,,--------,----------,-------------- .... --------+ Chic Cin Algebrajz Now, pupils, all Watch the board and I will rough it again. g0 ::--::::::::: ::::---:::-::-:::----::-:::::------.........+ Candy Like- I Ice Cream Cold Drinks 0 KLICICS II I I I II I I I I I I I I I II II I II I I I I I II I I II II II I I II I I II II I I I II I II II if 0 Q ----A---- --A----A -A-----A----A---- ---.. -------------- A- Seventy- Seven i 11 0 1 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 T0 E REPAIRS ORIGINAL Wholesale and Retail for All Kinds of Stoves We Sell Cole's Famous Hot Blast Stoves and Ranges and Other Parts Come In and See Them 1 GREAT FALLS STOVE REPAIR WORKS n U 11 11 0 1 17 South Seventh St. Q..---------------...----..-..--....--------..-----------.. C. Mac: When was radio first used in America ? Myron R: When Paul Revere broadcast on one plug. 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 1 1 11 11 11 11 1 11 1 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 1 4::::::::-::---::-:::::--:::::-------..-------- S ty-E'ght APPLESAUCE You can't paint your house or furniture with Applesauce. But you can paint them with Minnesota Linseed Oil Paints, the Best since 1870 and you will have a good job for years to come. BELT HARDWARE CO. The Pioneer Store BELT, MONTANA 000000000000 1 1 1 -1 0000000 000 000 000000 +....--.. 2+ 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .. .aa 0000 0 00000 000000 0000 000 +----..------- :::::: :::::::::::::::::0oo::::::: :oo::o::::::A ::::oo:: PICTURE FRAMING WINDOW GLASS WINDSHIELD GLASS PAINTS AUTO ENAMELS DeFoe Glass and Art Co. 500 First Avenue South GREAT FALLS, MONT. 'X' u 0 ll 0 0 ll li ll 0 0 0 II ll ll ll ll ll ll ll 0 0 ll li 0 0 ll li ll tl 0 ll lr 0 0 l 0 lr ll 0 0 0 0 0 -A---- ,... AA-----------,------,,,--------,----A-------A-- 44 Mrs. Mac: Why was Columbus so anxious to discover a new world 'Q -. -. . S.- -- ll 'ix fffffW1fq+++'v m ,fu ' :SSX ' Lf V, 1 5 1 1,3 gb f'l, I, f .1 is 3 T6 Hardware 512 Central Ave Great Falls Mont Phone 9595 Thrift Model Easy Washer Now only 5129.00 delivered to your hon'e. Every home can now afford this World famous washer with all the new features. ::::+p mu nu I II ll 0 ma 0 lr la 0 0 ll mu ll ll u mn 0 ll 0 0 0 0 nu mv 0 0 ll lb Rosalie C: He was looking for a place to park. Q Duvall-Wallace .- l? 'Terms to meet your convenience A---------A-A---------A--- ll 0 0 0 lr 0 , ---v -1- Seventy-Nine Q..-------------..----------------..------------..-------- V 0 lr ll ll 0 o 0 0 ll ll ll I P 0 0 ll ll 0 O 0 lr 0 O O O 0 0 ll ll 0 0 0 O 0 n O u 0 0 0 n u +.........-----..-----------------------..--....-....-.. ..-..+ 0 00 0 000000000 0000 000 0000 as 2 00009 FOR QUALITY, SERVICE and VALUE IN Dzamonds Jewelry ' -S Watches ...... B T. Q' , A f A E f --SEE- ' DEPENDABLE 1 JEWELERS 81 OPTOMETRISTS 407 Central Ave. Great Falls, Mont Miss Sifford: What is snow ? Doris: Puffed rain. CUNR D GRGCERY CC. Good Things To Eat BETTER GROCERIES BETTER SERVICE BETTER TREATMENT ,030 GREAT FALLS, MONTANA Eighty D 000 0000000000000090 000000009000000090 000000900000000900 000009000000- 000000000909090000900090000000000 00000000 0 U -1- :-xc:-::::::xt:-cc:-:xc--c:x:--::::::::-::::::: :xa- o 0 ll n 0 U I 0 0 ll O nr 0 0 2 fl 5 ar 5. 0 nr E a if g McCON KEY LIVESTOCK CO. 3 nu ll u nu E BELT, MONTANA 0 0 mr 0 0 0 0 Il fl 0 0 0 0 nu nu 0 nu 0 0 Il II Q 17 41 0 0 -x- xx:21:sc:2::xx-:::-'-22:-:::::-:C ---- ::::-axe:-::'x+ Professor: What would you call a man that pretends to know every- thing? Frosh: A professor. -1- :::::::::::::::::::::::::::x:-::::::::-x:::--:cxx-:an l N OVELTIES-FAVORS NOISE MAKERS E ' If E The largest store in the state. f Balloons-Confetti-Serpentine Q Place Cards-Tally Cards-N ut Cups 3 A complete assortment for all occasions 3 in our f Favor Department on Balcony 5 We feature the many little things required in the school room and kindergarten 0 I Special Free Classes II f In Dennison Crafts and Art Work g Saturday Afternoon gg E for the benefit of those who can not attend our regular Tuesday and Thursday Classes. U Y-B STORES, INC. 1: z 422 Central Avenue Great Falls, Mont. 4, U L :::::x::::-- A-xx .-.- :::-:xx --.. xx -::::::: xuxlxl Eighty-One 0000000000 000000000000000-0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 The Store of Service, Value QQ: Satisfaction Terms if Desired STANDARD FURNITURE CO. 520 CENTRAL AVE. 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Chick was explaining what to do in case of fire. Above all things, he said, if your clothing catches fire, remain cool. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS If It Is Flowers or Plants We Have Them Fancy Corsages, Baskets and Floral Pieces Artistically Arranged KRANZ The House of lfloivcixv 42215 Central Ave. Phone 6347 E 'ghty-Two 0000000000000000000000000 00-0000000000000-00000000 ------- ...... ------------------------- ---------,- O O I N f' xx , .x 2 477 or Lin e women MILLINERY COATS SUITS GRADUATION AND DANCE FROCKS -LE-, Cunn ingham's CENTRAL AT FIFTH GREAT FALLS, MONT. Directory DR. W. M. SCOTT DENTIST 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 6898 KQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ1 Dr. George E. Longeway DENTIST Telephone 9560 Office Hours 9 to 12 M. 1 to 5 P. M. 227 Ford Bldg. Great Falls C. M. SMOCK MAIL ORDER GROCERY Wholesale Restaurant and Ranch Supplies Phone 4452 123 Fourth St. S. Great Falls DR. L. W. CROUCH DENTIST Phone 6898 Strain Bldg. Great Falls DR. G. H. CHASE DENTIST Rooms 5 and 6 Conrad Bank Bldg. Office Phone 6055 Res. Phone 6222 Great Falls ,-------------------------. DR. A. H. TERRILL DENTIST 3-4 Thisted Building Eighty-Three vv----v-ooo- -Q- -o-- -ov-QoooQo0ov- - v T? u -------- -- -- --- -- ----o::QoQ::::::::::::::o if Dresses --- M illinery ---- Coats ll ll ll O O 0 0 ll 0 0 Eco o 3 IK QQ Great Falls ll ll :E 1 TI 3 PVC SCI! for Less o .x...-----....-....-...--..------- : : -- : 7 fa' HOP 603 CENTRAL AVE. IVII3' Pay M ore? -ooooo- - ----o--ooo-- Chick: What can you tell me about nitrates ? Matt: Well-er-they're a lot cheaper than day rates. Q: : : : : : Q : :---::-: :-: : :------...--....--------....-----...- O 1: UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY Statement of Condition of 'z 4 0 Y ml . II ll ESTABLISHED IN 1886 I . I. GREAT FALLS, MONTANA 0 :L Close of Business, February 28, 1928 :I RESOURCES LIABILITIES ll Loans and Discofunts ,,,.......,,, . .,... ...S 5,686,554.39 Capital Starck .,YY.,,,...........,Y,,.,,,..,,,,,.. S 200,000.00 ,I U. S. Government Securities.. . 966,559.14 Surplus ...A..,.... .................................. 3 00,000.00 0 Stock in Federal Reserve ,,..,,,,.,..,... 12,000.00 Unfdividled Pl'0ffi1B ........ 216,849.60 Q Other Bonds and Securities... .,,,,, . 1,299,183,127 Circulation ..., ............ .... 1 5 5,000.00 Q State, County and City Warrants 163,606.90 Deposits .........,....... .. l2,472,544.97 Q Banking House, Furniture and 0 Fixtures ,.,,.. .,...,,,,.,,......... .,,, . . . ,.... 275,-000.00 0 Other Real Estate ...........,...........,..,. 55,250.94 0 Cash in Bank 5 289,695.68 ii Due from Banks 4,596,544.33 :L Total Cash and Exchange ,.,,........ 4,886,240.01 1: S13,344,394.57 513,344,394.5T 1: OFFICERS I, SAM STEPHENSON, President A. R. MOORE, Asst. Cashier 0 W. A. BROWN, Vice-President L. F. CURRY, Asst. Cashier Q I. B. ARMSTRONG, Cashier G. R. STRAITON, Asst. Cashier 1: DIRECTORS 0 SAM STEPHENSON JOHN E. DAWSON F. R. VAN DE PUTTE . W. A. BROWN ALBERT E. WIGGIN I. B. ARMSTRONG :L W. H. HOOVER L. O. EVANS J. C. RYAN .v, ,x1..o..o.Qo..-....o.Qo---0ooo: :: : c : : : : ooo---Q--oo------ --0 Eighty-Four J! Q. 5.--------------..---------..---------..-..-- 4. 0090 QQQQQQ :oeQoooeeooeooooooooooooooooooo .F oo000-090.900009.90-00---QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ oo 00000.00.9900-0.000QQ---000-0-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ag.. Ship Your Cream to STEPHENS FULLER CREAMERY C0 Great Falls, Montana MANUFACTURERS OF S-F BUTTER AND S-F ICE CREAM Q.QQoo..-Q-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ.-Q-- QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Ben: My arms acheg they are so empty. Ruth W: Does your head ache too ? Saves you from guessing REX FLO R ROYAI MILLING COMPANY Great Falls, Montana QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ .Q---QQ-00-00-00QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Eighty-Fiv QQ. oo 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000-000000000000000000000 000000 00000000 0-000000000000000000000 00 0 000000 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELEVATOR CO. 005110, Buyers and Shippers of Grain Wholesale and Retail Feed and Flour Operating the Largest Line of Elevators in Montana i,,,E,-,, ,Y BELT, MONTANA WM. VENDSEL Ev: It's a great comfort to be alone. Ethel C: Especially when your sweetheart is with you. 00000000000000000000000 : : : 300000 : : :00: : : :000: : :0 00000 RAINBOW Hams Bacon Montana Leaf Brand Lard It's the Cure HOME PRODUCTS GREAT FALLS MEAT COMPANY Packers GREAT FALLS, MONT. Eighty-S' 00 00 000 ::::::o:::o:::::::o:::o::::: ATHLETIC GOODS CAMP EQUIPMENT ARMS AND AMMUNITION FISHING TACKLE 1E?T Dealers: It Will Pay You To See Our Stock. -lgl ww A 4 6482 I-C. tso ' WHOLESALE S' RETAIL' ' Miss Frye: Do you know what the oldest piece of furniture is? James I.: The multiplication table. ::::::::::::-o:::: ::::o::::::o::::::::o::::: ::::::::oo Scott-Sanford Candy Co. WHOLESALE CANDIES CIGARS AND FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES Bottlers of SCO-SAN Soda Water Phone 6938 219 Second Ave. So GREAT FALLS, MONTANA :::::::::-:::: ::::-o--::-::::ooooo::::::::Q::::: :: E' ht S n 00.0.0.0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ : : 0: : :ooo if . ,I w if, V 1- f f 5 A ff is ifsoip t' , 7 'im n tt ,V., ,, Q ' V A , 'F -iff fi! .,, ,M ,V Q., ' ' ff 'Q-1-0 t f GQ ,GV ff 4 .11. ,V KK M14 4329 '? L ip L V73 c1,r'Qx3,,, VL 4, ix: it 1, -x at N . . , f f -1 K, ,-.x .. - -5 -W ,. , . ,V 4fifUfJ?7, rr HV ,' ,, .--.4 Cemr.-.1Mfi.V YW Ml' 1 . SA 7, A.: ., V we .1Ion1a11u'x 1 'ir.vt Pri'r1lr'1' UALITY is the distinguishing feature of the work produced in our establishment PRINTING Sf SUPPLY COMPANY fl IIJLII II- GREAT FA LLS, MONTANA - Know-How Printers We Have the Plant-the Men-the Ideas We Give You the Service and Quality QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-.oe :-oo: :o: : : :o-oQo: :o: Eighty-Eight :::: ::::oo::::::::----:::::o:::::::o::::v:::::::::o:::::: Sleep Where Sleep his Safest ohnson Hotel Five Stories of Solid Comfort Right in the Heart of the City GREAT FALLS ::o::::::::::::::::::.-o::: :oo9::::9oQo::::::o::oo::o:::::: Mr. Bowman: Did the Indians have fraternities or any social a vities ? Earl K.: Well-er-I've heard of Indian Clubs. ::::: ::::::::Q::o:::::::oo::::0::o::ooooooo.oQQoQQ.oo--Qoo Eat At THE CL B CAFETERIA Where You Get 10091, In All Food DAN AND MACK : ::::: v:::::::-::::Q-oooQ::oQ:::::o0Qoo::::::e::::::::o:: Eighty-Nine na nn ll 0 0 0 0 ll ll in ll ll 0 in u ni 0 ll 0 0 0 0 0 nv 0 in nv 0 0 ll 0 0 in na ll ll 0 0 ll ll 0 A 'K+ Q- 'lf 0 ll 0 ll ll ll ll ll ll li ll ll ll 0 0 ll ll ll ll ll ll 0 0 0 ll It ll ll ll ll ll P ll 0 ll 0 ll U II 1 fr --,--Qooov- Y.,, ---vv - ---,--ooQ0oo oQo 'I+ 0 ll r r 0 0 0 0 0 u u ll o 0 I u nr 0 0 0 u u 0 4, u 0 0 o:::: ,::o O O ll ll O 4... I t Pays to Trade at A NA Tl ON WIDE INS Tl TU 770N J , .PENNBEYCQ where savings are greatest GREAT FALLS Save the Difference 0.09.0000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQooooeoeoooeoooooaoooooaoo Porky: I bought a set of balloon tires. Ruth S.: Why, Porky, I didn't know you had a balloon. 'X' ll ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 ll 0 0 O O 0 0 ll 0 ll 0 ll In ll It 0 0 O ll ll ll O O u ll 0 ll 0 0 O O O ll ll 0 AA- ::::::::::::o::ooooo::::o--oo::o:e:::: :::-0:: oo--- LONG LQW LIFE S . COST STORAGE BA TERIES First Class Auto Electrical Repairing STARTER Sz BATTERY CO. Distributors 512-14 First Ave. So. GREAT FALLS ---- -A- ----- ---o-A- -:::oo::::o:::::o::::o:: v cr- - Ninety 0 im: :S3:mm:xx:: ::'::'m'::':m xc? O 0 5 A if FE ll 1 MONARCH LUMBER COMPANY 1' 0 ll 5 GREAT FALLS, MONT. It a 3 3 3 3 ' If E 5 f Dealers in Lumber E 0 ll . . . 4 5 and All Kinds of Building :I o il E Material 5 l 0 3 U 0 -:::::::::--:xc ---- xc: ------..--.--.----..-- ---.---..-----.l fBoy to his dadb 2 Papa, did Edison make the first talking machine '? Papa: No, sweetheart-God did. ? ? E x . 5 We are Cascade County f Headquarters a z lea, 2 5 s ' for l 0 O 5 Novelty Shoes 5 II 0 E 0 0 s ERTYMP A s 0 o Q s -Q5 3 g 3 2 O CENTRAL 5 GREAT FALLS, MONT. 3 - - -: :::---::: --::::----:::::::::::Q--::-::-----::-:::: Ninety-One ::::::: :::oo:::::::o:::: :::::::: ---A---::::::::: fx- -1+ 1: 1: ll 0 ll 0 0 1: ll 0 ll ll 1: 0 1: Q ll 1: 1: LAPEYRE BROS. 1: 1 ll 0 ll I: 1: IL -A-A 1: O ll Il 3 1: Prescription Specialists 11 ll 1: ll ll E for 40 Years O 1: 4: 1: ll -- ll 1: my 1: U ll 1: 2 jf GREAT FALLS, MONT. Q ll ii ll 4: 0 ll ll 0 ll 0 0 ll 4+ -'---- - '------ --' '-'-'--'-- - -- ----' -0'-O-Q'- --0+ Agnes fin Manual Trainingl : How can I drive a nail Without hitting my finger ? Rosalie: Hold the hammer with both hands. 1f:::::::::::::::::::::::::--x: ---- :xx ::::---::::::::,x- 1: 1: II II Q Millinery Coats Dresses Hosiery Il 3 O ll Q 1: ll 0 ll 0 0 I1 Q ll I' 3 1 9 1 ROUTZAHN s LADIES WEAR P 0 Ei The Ideal Shop for Women gf Q ll E 417 Central Avenue 3 1: ' 1: l 1: 1 1 0 Johnson Hotel Bldg. 1: Phone 4136 GREAT FALLS, MONTANA II 4: .... ....... ..... Ninety-Two ll l ll ll 7? ' ' ' ' 'qi' ll ll ll II ,: Now Is the Tame to Provzde for:- 1: ll ll ll sg A College Education, i 3 A Vagation, Open an Account 5: gg A Business Opportunity, Today! gg II A HOITIG, Watch it Grow! 11 if A Rainy Day. gg ll if For ten years we have paid Dividends at the rate of 611 per annum lj fl without loss to an investor. II ll ll II The Yield is ample. There is no substitute for safety. If II We make loans on homes repayable like rent. II ll li if .Save and Have I ll l if Great Falls Building and Loan Association if II The Pioneer Established 1916 Il .... The freshies are so dumb they think formaldehyde is a new kind of leather. -x-::::::::: xx:::--:::-:::::::::-xc: xx: --xnx- u 0 ll ll ll , ll ll ll ll ll II I+ ll ll 1+ ll ll ll ll ll tl ll li ll Q ll O 0 0 0 0 0 ll ll ll ll o 0 0 ll ll li ll ll 0 ll Il II 2 This establishment has Won its undisputed reputation by extending 4' If the same refined service to every one regardless of his means. 11 ll ll ll 5 W. H. GEORGE if Il Funeral Director If if 417 First Avenue North . Phone 4235 In Great Falls, Montana F ll ll II -x-2:2:Ax22::cc-:::::::::::xxxxxx::::::::-:::::::::::-1+ Ninety-Three Q.oeoooooooooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-oo..QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ :-:::::::: ::::::---:::-:::--::-----:::::::------........+ ll 0 u I 0 ll ll Congratulations .TEE-li... WOOLWORTH' 5-10-15c Store 3 ll ll ll 0 O 0 GREAT FALLS f :::::::---::----:C::,:----:::-:ca:::---------------------+ Chic: Why do they call the English sailors Limies'? Frank K.: Because they eat lima beans. coo:::oo:::::::::ooooQ::::::::o::oooo0::oooo::o::::A-:: :: P Il 0 EE Drop in Here E ll lb Look over our beautiful showings. You will enjoy it, and We want you to feel that you are Welcome to do so. 2 ll ll -EM 3 ll 0 0 2 3 II o The Home Furnisher 0 111 CENTRAL AVE. GREAT FALLS :L 3 2 Ninety-Fo hx' ooooo.-00000.00-09009000000-.QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Say I t With 7 1 v I I HOF A OWER 5 Ap F FLOWERS We Grow Our Own Liberty Theatre Bldg. Great Falls, Mont :::::::::::::::::::::::o::::::::o::o::oo::::::::: :::::::: Irene: How is Bill R. with the women? Helen H.: Most of the time. oo0QQQQQQQQQQQQQ-9009000-0900QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ THE COMO COMPANY, Inc. WALL PAPER-PAINTS--GLASS 131 PENS - INK - PENCILS -STATIONERY PARTY GOODS - GREETING CARDS 415 Central Ave. Great Falls, Mont. N inety-Five 00.0.0.0 QQQQQQQQQQQ Qoooooeooooo Qoooeooooooq-oooeooooooooeooogooooe Boisverl Stu io Photographs that Please i--wi Phone 5060 116 Central Ave. Great Falls, Mont. Beets: Oh Gosh, I've so much work to do. Marge: May I help you? Beets: Oh No, it's mostly brain work. oooooooqoooxoooooo ooo eo ooqooooooo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ HEADQUARTERS For Sporting Goods of All Kinds Hardware-Paints-Luggage Mail us your orders .-TE--- RAY R. PORTER HARDWARE CO. Af HIC Sign of 1110 Saw 318 Central Ave. Great Falls Ninety-Six 9-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQocoooooooooceooebccocoeoooe ooaoooooooooqooqoooeooooooa Q QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ When in Great Falls EAT AT THE GERALD C FE 217 CENTRAL AVE. THE GREEN FRONT lg-T OPEN DAY at NIGHT WM. GRILLS, Prop. :::o::::oo:::: 3::::::::ooooQ:::Q::-oo:: :::::::oo9o::::: Hazel: Do your shoes hurt ? Dorothy: No, but my feet do. ::: : : :: : : :oe : :oo:: :oqo::::oQQo0::ooo: : :oo::: coco: zooo: STYLE-A RT Smart Shoes 6.60 Artistic Triumphs in Footwear Chic Made Expressly for The Paris of Finest Leathers Throughout When your feet are in the mood to go places and do things, you'll find STYLE-ART Smart Shoes equal to the occasion. We feature from forty to fifty different styles for you to choose from at all times. Fetching in appearance, perfect fitting and long wearing. Incomparable values for SIX SIXTY. o J I 4 DRY GUDDS' CU. GREAT FALLS, MONTANA ,I----------------A------------,,-,-,---,----,------ -- Ninety-Seven o 440.00000050090000 -oo ooo -QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 0 U ll nu o 0 0 nr 0 0 0 0 ::::o:::::: 00-000 : : ooo- : oo.. +14 . :xe- o t ooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ T. F. 0'CONNOR C0. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 708 Central Ave. Ambulance Service In Connection ...Ei PHONE 4149 GREAT FALLS :::::::::::oo-:: :::::ooooooooe:oo::::o::o0oo::Qo:::: :::o:: Mutt: How do you tell if your face is clean, without a mirror ? Mike: Look at the towel. 0000.0000.0-00000000000ooooooQooQ-pooooeooooooooeoooooooo-. Q The Painless Filling Station The Very Best of Candies, Ice Cream, Sz Food 14511. MARBLE'S CONFECTIONERY 8a CAFE 31 1 CENTRAL AVE. Ninety-Eight QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ oooooooQoooooeooqoooaooeoooooo AQQQA- ----- -A-----9--- AMM T BRO A good place to buy your Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings. TAILORING A SPECIALTY Quality Goods at Right Prices 000000.00090-oooooogoooo: cooqo: : :ceo : : : : : :o: :oooc Mrs. Mac: Have you done any outside reading? Frosh: No, it's been too cold. -ooo :::::::::::::::o:: ::::o-o:::ooooo::::ooQo:::::::::::: Established 1890 The N eihart Lumber Company BELT, MONTANA Builders' Supplies - ---- - - v ,v ::ooooooo:::ooo:: ::::::Qoo Ninety-N oo.. Lllnlll' 'UP' ' ll J 'MAMA' ' x fb Wad- Lxllulh, with., si-1 'U MA- my 5440.1 J 5 'ww ' 'VMLQA b0:uz4. Tau. wel 4. w-eu M1-ul A' N QA' AA,-L A A,ty.1A, V, ,triw ll ,0t,f. '4 - km MU .LLLXL L.J '-1, -rut? 'Q' 4 3 Y fu. v Atxlzk dt -xc:--:::-::::':f-C: --'-- fx: '-- :C ex j'jT '?f ,r.u.,,,:: lt KL A Mt tam. U ' W Iii N Tilt w K. Q Iv A-4... fiA..f 'AgW k'l A 4 - ,, 0 . lr O 0 2 PECI L UMMER l gg A Il 1: l lf-1 V M. i as K 'msn ll ' E , Quik .Lu s.L:EAAll4fL4f4,g l E 1: A 0 , A l . H A , I N EE 4 -A A 1 ' 'J -avk.gE.-.,ii.., -C.Q :: e - ' - 1: . 1: MJ- as- 14.Lll..'i44' 'I . ll lg For Beginning and Review 0 Y C 4 1+ ll 11, Students 1: 0 9 Accnsbrrsb 9 gg 1' 5 ASSOCV 'non 2 .. 1: 'E 'F PRIO far: W I: Q BUQQQLSSVQ -5 REDUCED RATES 55 Il 'ff Q00 l 4' V ll Classes in All Commercial 'l A . 0 fi Q5 Subjects ll 4' nr ll . as 5 I EE EE IZ Write for full particulars about our special offer 1: lf to High School Students 0 IZ ll El -A+ ii ll ' 11 ii I 0 22 GREAT FALLS COMMERCIAL CULLEGE E I Il It's a Good School ' ll IK It Pays to Attend an Accredited School E ll 0 2 E Phone 6183 509 Central Avenue U 0 0 -:-::---::: ::::::::::-t:ll +'7'5xa:.z.:, 'j ' J' fp4AJ f' -'rye-df 'L '7'7l'v1.La! ,fc if ' get ' 5 ff, 4401 ,ffazhwazf cu J ff'Wd ' p bww A f f f ff b 11,6 fd-f0 Cf ' -4, HM! nyc ' do ' .fn . -f.,.A.z f ' , - ::: --- , - - , ---v---vo-,o::: :oeoa-qoooooooooooooooo ,. -4 X - x :c ::::-Wp..,f3-:::a-::-:::::,4..fz--.. up PFISTER BOOTERY -E- 7 5 Q I, The Home of i' Those Better Shoes 409 Central Avenue Great Falls ------ --,------A------,-----,,------,,--,----,- Mildred: Why didn't they play cards in the ark ? Ada: Because Noah sat on the deck. WISE ECONOMY Pay Cash But You Pay Less 351.00 Down and Catch Me Not at This Store Headquarters for Staple Footwear -Eh Red Boot Shoe Store GREAT FALLS oooQQoo. oooooo- - QQ- Ao- A - - oo- - - - QQ--- ooo One Hu 15 oo0000oooooooooQoooooooqooooooooocooo: : : : : : :oc : ooo: : : : : : : : QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Qoooooooooeoooooooooeooqqoooo For Any Special Dress Occasion if ll 0 ll ll ll 0 ll ll 0 ll ll . ,, 0 tl Buy 3 I A Middishade Blue or Blue Stripe Suit ' Best Value To Be Had and Classy Suits il 0 A. NATHAN st SONS ll ll 0 Reliable Clethiere Since 1879 If il ll 222 Central Ave. Great Falls I' I 0 ll 0 +I' Pat L.: This wind chills me to the bone. Eval: Silly, put on a hat. 0.0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQoeoooeooooooeooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ The Progress of Illumination It was only about seventy years ago that the taillow candle was the only means of illumination, and prized very highly in those days. Since then the kerosene lamp took its place and was highly developed when the gas light came into its own. All these methods were dirty and caused a great deal of annoyance and labor. 3 II il 0 tl IC 11 an I 12 ll ll :I u Now-the people of this generation are wholly dependent upon ELEC- 0 TRICITY, not for LIGHT alone but for many other purposes. ELECTRIC LIGHT has no peer, for cleanliness, convenience, simplicity or economy. IC ll 11 li ll Il lr ll 0 ll -il Good light plays its part at all times and it is most important that you have the best. Use Edison Mazda Lamps in every socket. THE GREAT FALLS POWER COMPANY o 0ooococo-oeQ0-09.09oaooeoooooqoQooooooooooooeooqooeoeog One Hundred Two ::: --A::::::o::o:::::Qoo:::o::::: ::::oeo:::::::: There is much in a name! . . . for it is a kind of face whereby one is known for good or ill. You associate with Strain Brothers a big store, a friendly store . . . prospering rapidly because Montana people like to shop there-and how diligently Strain Brothers have upheld this name through forty-one years! Guard your name as carefully, that whenever it is mentioned, it will be recognized as that of a man worth knowing and of a true friend. Strain Brothers GREAT FALLS MONTANA ::::::::::o::oo0:: :::oo::::ooooo::o:::oo::::: :::::::::Qoo Kelly Ito Ray KJ : I hear your little brother has a baby saxophone Ray Kennedy: Yep, and it'll be an orphan soon. ::::::: ::::: -::::::::::::::::oooQoooQ.ooQQ-0QQ9o.o...oQ Telegraph 8: Mail Orders a Specialty ELECTRIC CITY CONSERVATORY Palace of Flo7erc1's ' Four Floors of Beauty z-E- Greenhouse and One Big Residential District Store only at 1413 FIFTH AVE. NO. Ll. -.i Cut Flowers, Plants, Seeds, Bulbs, Nursery Stock, Ferneries and Jardinieres Say It with Flowers Great Falls, Mont. :::-::::: --A::::::--::::::,--:::::::::v:iigi3E2EEil::: ,v,--- ---- ----- -- -- -- -- ------ -- ---- ---- ---- 0--- -'Y-O vv---.--.v-. ---- .v-.. v-'vv- ' v --vvovv-Y -vvv Insist on the Best l ll ' ' In L AV' : ' pl? ii ' A G1 1: I C7 2 t EE Northern Creamery Company ll 0 3 GREAT FALLS U ll 2 Cash Buyers of Cream 3 ll q.........------ ---..----------..-------------....---....---- Geo. Mac: Say, can you dig me up a girl for tonite ? Jim R.: Sure, but wouldn't you rather have a live one?,' +3:--::::-:-::--::--::-::-::---::--:::::::-::---:,-:::::::C 4 ll ll 0 EE Athletic Equipment for Every Sport 0 0 Football Goods, Basketball Goods, Track, Baseball, Tennis, Fishing Tackle, Guns and Ammunition, ii Automobile Accessories ll 0 O O 0 0 It --E- E Mail Orders Filled Same Day Received . MURPHY-MACLAY HARDWARE CO. Great Falls, Mont. 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Helen: I dunno ? 0909090.00 Recently Remodeled New Fixtures Complete Soda Fountain Service In Connection In Fact-A New Manhattan -I+ tl li lb 0 ll ll ll 0 0 ll ll U lb lb 0 0 0 0 0 ll ll 0 lb 0 li ll ll II H U li li ll 0 0 ll II li ll 0 0095, ---,z, -- .,.... v-o--vv----voo.---vooooo--ov---oo------------v- Loosen Your Belt 9 39 But, Don t Lose Your Buckle Eat At The QUICK LUNCH Great Falls QQQQQQQQQQQ One Hundred Five 0 0 0 It 0 0 0 0 0 0 nu ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 41 lu 0 0 0 O mu ll 0 an 0 O O 0 0 0 0 0 TC ll ooooxq GIFT! dr GIQADU UN No gift so well commemorates V' the passing of happy years or ex- ill ---- Uh 4, N' l presses so adequately a feeling of I friendship or love as a gift of 34? .43 2 l Jewelry from Steller's. S alt 5' Y Diamonds, Watches, Novelty Rings, 'L Beaded Bags, Bar Pins and numerous rd-l ' f lip! other items that make the ideal Gift for Graduation. - in lx? QQ E3 Qi E.. 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