Absarokee High School - Huskie Yearbook (Absarokee, MT)

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I slrd off the rarnbow onto my ol cayouse and rnstead of landrng rn a pot of gold I lrt rn a prle of sawdust Brushrng the stuff out of my eyes I saw a guy cuttrng a tree and by Jrngo rum who could rt be but that brg brawny lumberjack TEDDY MILLER Istopped to talk a spell wrth hrm and he told me where I was He sard rt was a place called Prcket Pen I asked hrm rf he would happen to know of a place where I could hrt the sack for a couple of hours Teddy sard there was a place down the road a prece that could probably put me up It was called the Dude Ranch A few hours later I saw a famrlrar frgure roundrng up a bunch of Herefords Could that be I ll be horn swaggled rf rt arn tl Don t recollect her marrred name but rt was the MARCUS grrl PAT You re member her don t you? Well I rambled fer a powerful long trme and purty soon I saw a brg srgn the closer I came to rt the brgger rt got The brand was That must be the place Iopened the door and low and behold rt was MARILYN KIRCH We jawed fer a spell and then she asked rf I d lrke to come to the brg dorn s rn the dance hall that even She told me to step across the street to the Wagon Wheel to see an old frrend of hers I sauntered up to the bar and asked the bartender for a lass ofplarn water By hunky dorre rf rt waren t ol PETER GUASTAD Roamrn around Iwent through the wrong oor Irealrzed by mrstake when the Two Gun Krd GILBERT DALLAS went for hrs srx shooters As he came to hrs senses he recognrzed hrs old pal from A H S and went back to hrs poker game You all wrll never uess who hrs fellow players were MAE RATHBUN the hr hly respected math teacher and JOHNNY ORR who to d us he was rn trarnrng because he was a famous boxer nd who was dealrng It was GAYNA GARTON' I drdn t know she could play Poker so well What a stack of brlls' After chewrng the rag a whrle we found rt was about trme to get slrcked up for the dance Upon arrrval there we recerved a program Frrst attractron of the evenrn was SHIRLEY BROADWATER wrth her Western Stage Act and the musrc of HOWDY SMITH and hrs Norsy Srx Ihad a very enjoyable evenrn and slept lrke a log rn the fresh mountarn arr Havrng heard about the crty of Absarokee I mean ered on down there to see what I could see It was a brg smelterrng crty wrth IIS Northern border the Yellowstone I d been out rn the strcks so long that I decrded to get a newspaper and catch up on the news I heard some hard workrn soul yellrng Frrst women ever to get nomrn atron for the presrdency Extra' Extra! Read all about rt Gee t at sounded down rrght rnterestrn Handrng the boy a nrckel I recognrzed hrm as KENNETH GAROUTTE He sard he was workrng hrs way through college so I bought another paper Readrng the headlrnes I found that the nomrnee was none other than LOIS LIEN and on the Republrcran trcket no less' Turnrng to the sports sectron I saw a prcture of the latest Englrsh Channel swrmmer and to my amazement I found rt was BILL CRONIN Under the artrcle about Brll there was a brg wrrte up on the New York Skrppers a grrls basketball team They were on therr annual tour across the country accompanred by therr coach VERN TAYLOR Drrectly across from the sports pa e I saw a story about the servrce poeple tellrng of a parade that was gorng to be rfr town that day Next thrng I new there rt came down the street lead by a brg banner sayrng U S Marrne Band Boy look at thatbass drummer STANLEY GEORGE always could swrng that drum strck Follow rng the band was a corps of Arr Force men and leadrn them was JACK SHORTRIDGE Next rn lrne were the Waves the courageous women rn blue Wasn t that ANNA F EY carryrng the flag? The parade was over and wrth all the traffrc how rn the world was I ever gorn to get across the street Frnally the traffrc cop came along and re memberrng hrm as a member of the Class of 53 I asked CHARLIE SKILLEN rf he d escort me across the street Thank goodness there was a drug store close by I was so worn out that I needed a cold coke Seemed lrke the old days wrth BARBARA EDMONDS wartrng on me She told me she was just workrng part trme as she was then followrng the Marrne Band She expected to be grven the trtle of mascot soon whrle drrnkrng my coke I frnrshed lancrng over my paper In the back sectron was a column whrch looked rnterestrn I read a few paragraphs an decrded rt must be one of Hedda Hopper s No there at the end was the name of t e author CLARICE ARTHUN Who was that who Just came rn the door? Eavesdropprng a mrnute I recognrzed HELEN WEIKEL S vorce She told Barbara the latest addrtrons to her old mards home whrch I gathered she was operatrng rn the old hrgh school rn Absarokee She sard they needed a new burldrng though srnce that one was rather crowded On my way to the post offrce I saw a large crowd rn front of a department store wrndow Edgrng my way through the crowd to see the attractron I beheld IRENE MYERS modelrng a beautrful Parrs fashron Frnally reachrng the post offrce I was surprrsed to have KEN BRACKEN open the door for me He showed me the posters he was puttrng up about hrmself and the Madrson Square Garden Rodeo I shore was surprrsed to frnd hrm as the marn clown at the show Also on the poster was a prcture of the celebrated trrck rrder DIXIE HERTZ LER Marlrng my post card I drscovered THELMA HOOVER workrng behrnd the wrndow It started to rarn agarn and when I was tryrng to frnd some shelter I happenedto see CORKYHEDRICH Sname on the wrndow of a marrrage broker offrce Then a rarnbow appeared and knowrng thrs was the grven srgn fer me to be hrttrn the trarl I ran toward the pot of gold and clrmbed back to my rarnbow 18 n I. 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