Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

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Dickie Molatad leaves hia freckles to Roby Ranbur. (Do you want then RubyT) Albert Maienovsky leaves bis technique with the woaiQ Ve Mr Eggen. Robert North leaves bis title Lover Boy to anyone who can love up to it George Rakes wins hia aoiiity to kill time to Jean Olson Robert Rlmallard leaves his unused English book No 15 to whoever wants to break it in Clarice Richey leaves to be Joined in holy wediocic In the future. (In the near future, so we hear.) Audelle Schneider leaves Junior a senior Parting la such sweet sorrow, but at least he knows all the angles now, (Of the senior class, we mean, not Audelle.) Dorothy Stieber wills her overalls to Betty Scheular provided she wears them four and one half days a week. (The other one half day Dorothy was absenti) Rody Thomas leaves with his heavenly blue eyes moist with unshed tears. (Hal Hal) Milo Young leaves his vast height to Howard Koenig. (With this addition maybe Eggen will quit harping at Howard to eat his wheaties every morning.) Signed, Delphine Fos Louise Braun Lynn BieKLa We've struggled, we've 3weat, we've worked and we've pained. By Jeepers, you students, we've finally made a poem that is reasonable, plausible, could it be tnset Well, think it over klddo's, we'll leave it up to you. There's Banta for Instance, he's fat you'll agree. When It comes to the women, he a stumped, but they say. That real hard chess playing is his specially. Take Rakes though, he's different. Just a farmer that's all. When classes are settled, he’s out in the hall Now Blckle, she's different, that's a faot. You'll agreee Horses and cows are her pastime. Maybe. Harkl I hear the roar of a ford V-8, Why it's Lover Boy North a looking for dates. When it comes to this athlete, handsome and tall, Mary Ann Ideker says he's best of all. Then there's Robert Christianson, In study halls he has his fun. But Wait, three teachers disagree with me, Wilson, Pries, and Casady Talk about red heads , we've seen quite a few. But Dickie Molstad'a brush does hit make him blue. He's brushed it, oombed it, purexed it too. And has finally decided that the red will do. When we come to gossip I think that ve see that Audelle Schneider can beat you and me. cause she's listened, she's called, got all the rumors. GeeI It's a wonder Bell Telephone would keep a girl like she. WaitI I see visions of Medicine Rocks, of a fellow that's cure. In bright blue socks. There's a girl beside him, 0h, can it bet That the girl we are kidding la Clarice Richey. While on the subject of romance, I think we should see, , What Remlllard thinks of the girl problexa-ly, Ob. skip it, don't worry, he's over a blook. He's cutting up fat down at Redlske's shop While talking of shorties, I think ve should speak. Of a tiny dish that1 mighty sweet, It's a down beat, a down beat, eight to the bar, IB

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TOtLtL We the senior class of 1947 leave The cause is not known but we believe It la because we are too smart for this establish- ment, and after withstanding fobr years of being looked upon as the most brilliant class in Baker High, we leave before the strain becomes unendurable and our gentle natures are perman- ently marred To the Incoming Freshmen we leave the privilege of nevei having been In high school with us To the Sophomores-to-be now that they are full-fledged high school students, we leave the ability of getting through the next three years as well (?) as we did To the next years Juniors we leave the responsibility of •throwing a good prom . To tue class of 48 we give our distinguished position In this school providing they discard their childish ways and assume the Importance of seniors We leave the faculty silently praying that sometime they may again have the honor of Instructing pupils as fine as the class of 47 . As individuals we leave the following: George Banta leaves bla mo the:- and sister to carry on the Banta name In Baker High Bussell Clarke leaves playing I ll Be Glad When You1 re Dead You Rascal, You I Lynn Blckle leaves because Mr Heftle Is quite insistant that she depart Immediately (Now why would he Insist on a thing like that?) Louise Braun wills her temper to that farooloua Elaine Abrams Lois Bucklln leaves to Join a member of the class of ”46”» (We wonder ehoi) Alma Burkle leaves her ability to laugh at anything to any- one who wants it (That would be some Job.) kuOert Christianson leaves his ability to get. into trouble co Bob Burkett (As If be needed ltl) Norma Coons leaves her silly giggle to echo in the halls of Baker High forever. Marabelie Crawford leaves to become a full-fledged house- wife (Won’t that make her husband happy1) Evelyn DeOrande wills her long fingernails to Bucsy Lents (C ew through those nails, Busty, and you'll be a maul) Ruth Engstrom leaves Mr. Bruggeman the Job of finding another alto as good as she Is (As good as she thinks she Is, that is ) line. Dell Plsk leaves to return to her home in 0111a,( But will you stay thera, Nina?) Delphine Post wills her blonde hair to Donald Martin Yellow and red looks so well together Charles Hayes leaves his courteous manner to Robert Sparks Burnette Hepperle leaves Cleo hut not because she wants to. Robert Kochel leaves to give someone else the ehance to be the most handsome boy In school Jim Kirschten leaves his walk to any lowar class man who thinks ha can control it (Be careful kids I) 12

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When Dorothy dance■ crois the floor» We've talked about farmers, cutlea and dolls But the cutest of cutlea la Thomas by gol He’s handsome, he1s brawny, he a stouter than ala. He also brags fo the hair on his chin There'a a lion killer who roama this town. He's blond of complextlon, and It's to be found, YotL want to be on your toea when Milo Yoxmg la round In Cleo Barkley's truck, Jim Kirschten always rldea. It's funny he would ride In a truck. While In his stride he has much pride Down at Sawyers on a shelf. It's Harry ] gstroto and a little elf, fto take our miorosoope and see that the elf la Burnette Hepperle stacked in the glrl'slocker room at dear old Beker High, Is Hayes's Atlas Tlfting set. He can lift 'em to the sky» At the Fallon County Times, there's a fellow setting type, by gee. This printer has a twisted name, It'• Albert Malenvosky In our class, Dan Cupid la a fast old bird, he's changed Moody's name to Mrs. Crawford Next comes dark eyed Russell Clarke, He's really got a line. When it comes to playing the clarinet This boy is right on time. In a booth In a big high chair down at the Imke Theatre, Sits Norma Coons a brilliant star. You'll recognise her In Madler's car. At chewing gum and eating candy, I know a girl that la quite handy. This girl I think we all agree. Is dear Miss Evelyn DeGrandeee I know an alto that has sung and sung And this blond alto isn't dumb. Why, Engstrom tuned up many a time. And sung little you and me a line. Next comes Braun and Bucklln, Two people not alike. Where Braun, sweet’ girl Is dark, Lois dear Is light. Take Braun, though, she's quite Homey , She stays home every night. But Bucklln, that girl is different, She's with Collie every night In our class we have a baker. All day at pies and cakes she's stood. But I bet if Alma's smile were eaten. That It would taste twice as good In Fost and Fisk I've hit a stump. One is blond and neither plump. In sice they both do quite agree. But when Nina is In dancing, De pllne is out with Hoenke Well, that's all the Seniors, There aln's no more by gee. We've had a darn good time here. And a wonderful Faculty We hope, no pride Is injured. We hope no one left out. If you think Kochel should be Included, Skip ltil He's in doubtll Signed, Robert Koehel 14