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

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CIZIDI IEII ICII IEII I BELT BUCKLE '39 fll3Q4k,lltQllE,lIlilllllDQKllli9 Sept. 3- Ding, dong goes the old bell o11 the hill. Iiveryone li1l0NVS what that IIIQEI IIS. Sept. 27-I'. T. A. had a social meeting to introduce the new tearliers. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Feb. 1-Freshmen have started to wear green 5 order of the Seniors. 4-Initiation Party. Everyone agreed it was the best party ever given. Freslnnen now belong to the Caravan. 25-Teachers' Convention. IVhy don't they have them oftener. 28-Everybody's all thrilled about eating some turkey and having two days, vacation. 10-The Colgans and Sillll Johnson return from Chicago. They showed no signs of bullet holes. 12-Juniors give Class Play. The Charm Schoolf' 20-Santa arrived in Belt High School. He gave us all a present and ten days' vacation. 31-Big day at the school. Girls receive long waited for B. IS. Suits, after much patient Waiting. 5-Group Pictures Taken. Everybody was dressed in his glad rags and had frozen smiles on their faces. Feb. Qtlv-Juniors serve supper at Old Folks' Dance. Junior girls have ruined their lily-white hands pealing spuds. Mar. 15-Local Uratorical Contest. We the people? Mar. 17-Normal Girls start Practice Teaching. Agnes says. 2-l-Il:ti. Mar. 21-Lettermen give big party. All the Huskies needed was s11ow and a sled. Apr 5-All the brains of -the school are in Great Falls at the Scholarship Contest. Apr 11-HClean-up Day. Even some of the faculty worked. A pr Apr 17iBool Hoo! IYaving of handkerchiefs. Billy Drowning and Miss Kellams left for Havre for tl1e District Extemporaneous Speaking Contest. Billy placed third. Hooray! 25-The Glee Club present their American Girl from Chicago, If.S.A. Rivals of Marian Tallev. ., Apr. 29-Local Declamatory Contest. Twinkle, twinkle, little star. May 9-Junior Prom. Balloons and more of them. May 23-- Captain Apple-Jack appears in B. V. H. S. Many broken hearts and ditched beaux. May 25-Baccalaureate address. Twenty-nine solemn Seniors. May 26-Class Night. The wealthy l'nderclassmen. May 28--Senior Sneak Day. Gay Day! May 29-Graduation Excercises. The Class of 1930 are Alums! 1 1930 I Il II II II Il II Il IDI? Page 65

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i BELT BUCKLE I IEII ICII IIIII IDIZIC' Miss WORTH, 0061141 IIQIIIIIRIIIQJSQ IlI2nASlIKlIIi5GlIFlIEAIlblIb SIIEIDIIRIIEBJD Belt Belt Simms Uenterville Fort Shaw lleeeinber 1.3 - Belt 17 Venterville Jzinuury - Belt 18 Simms February - Belt 17 Siuuns February - Belt ti Uenterville Felmmry 15 - llelt 22 Fort Shaw 9 IIQGIIIIIRIIBS IIEIIIQASS SlIElIRlIIlIEJi The girls' class series were played November 27 and 28. The first night's games were Juniors vs. Sophomores and Seniors Vs. Freshmen. The Juniors and Seniors came out victorious by at wide 111zl1'g'i11. The Juniors took the oluun- pionship the following night when they defeated the Seniors. The final stand- ing was Juniors, firstg Seniors, second: Sophouiores, third: and Freshmen, fourth. 'CIQII II II II II II II II I 19 3 0 3 Page 64

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il BELT BUCKLE I IDI IDI IDI IDD:-if QIIIIDIIIQIIEQJ Marriage is an institution. Marriage is love. Love is blind. Therefore marriage is an institution for the blind. TRVE ENUF Hill Browning said in I' u b l i c Speaking the other day, Life is one fool thing after anotherg love is two fool things after each other? EAT 'EM Pudge: If you say anything to me l'll make you eat your words, man. Nig: Chicken dumpling, hot bis- cuits, and watermelonf' XYOVLID FAT HER I JO ? Mother fafter relating pathetic storyl: Now Sulo, wouldn't you like to give your bunny to that poor little boy you saw who hasn't any father?,I Sulo Miller fclutching rabhitl: t4Couldu't we give him father in- stead? HOW SAID Earl: A great poet met an ironi- cal fate the other day? Mac: How? Earl: Starved to death with a volume of Bacon in his lap. FI 'LL OF PRITNES Fred R.: Prunes are full of iron. Helen I'.: Is that why you're so ironic ? Cl ill ll II ll ll Page 66 II II ll PERFECT Miss Olson: How would you punctuate this sentence: Edna is go- ing up town alonefi George Reed: I'd make a dash after Edna. REDUCING Da rhne: Are vou walking to re- .. D duce Z , y Scotty: 'tYes, expenses. A NICE DISTINCTION What's the difference between nectar and elixirfw Why before John married his wife he nectar and now elixirf' MUSICAL TALENT Miss Olson fexplaining musicl : 'Ti' tends up and tfa' te11ds down. Alice K.: I seeg you get 'teed' up and 'fa' down. ADVICE FOR GIRL STVIIENTS 1. Keep away from track meng they are usually fast. IZ. The football man is all 1-ightg he will tackle anything. 3. IYatch out for the baseball man g he hits and runs. 4. Be careful of the fellow in the class playg he usually has several good lines. A Senior stood on the railroad track. The train was coming fast, The train moved off the railroad track To let the Senior pass. I 1930 7