Big Sandy High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Big Sandy, MT)

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GLEE CLUB As every one is now getting more -settled in their studies, it is necessary to Begin our different clubs. 5?lie girls are looking forward to a great career in G3.e e Club work. It has not yet Been decided who will assist the girls. We are exacting the girls to be very successf.il in this work as they have never disappointed us so far, GIRLS BASKET BALL Basket Ball Is going to start in November, all the girls are anxious for the time to come for all of us enjoyed Basket Ball very much last year. Ivlidd Magee is goisig to coach us this year, and we hope to have some games without side teams. Be ing so many girls in High School, there will he sev- eral teams and very much competit ion. However, this will only create a greater amount of Pep. Air News A new air route has Been established directly be- tween Cecil and Alta. The Junior President is going to buy them a wire- less outfit because it is so much safer. Paper wads are too conspicuous to Miss McComas.

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The Juniors are giving a special stunt at the Carnival. Everybody is invited to come ana enjoy the good time we will endeavor to show you. OUR SLOGAN, Its Pep. Advertisement: Wanted: A little comma-, sense,'and less airs. Anybody having these things second hand, pj.ease call at the Ereshman Class Meeting Iff GEOMETRY Miss Blackford.--What are problems? Classman.—-Apronositicn construed sc as to satisfy cer- tain given conditions is a problem. Bertha: Are all the problems we have worked, problems? NOTICE: Pleast park your gum outside, as it takes too much of Miss McComas,s time, watching to see if you miss a chew. Eound: Cure for whispering: Anybody desiring samo c call at the desk of Bertha Zeller. STUDENTS OE GEOMETRY: If you have a proposition to solve, Donald will do it for you. LOST: 15 packages of gum: Please return it to the Eresh man Class. John Russell: Did jrou see Neil Turner down town with that K. S« teacher the other night? he was treat- ing di?e her like I wouldn't treat a dog, Alfred la r sen. NoJ V. hat was he doing £ John, Kissing her. is a great PPAYETTE We he has wrrt- all hope that t ho will still rem- and send us a few We hear that Niel ten a play for the Sophomore class, when Kiel is a famous man in this great world;'when he has seen Paris and written a play for our H. S. Stars Marion Lund, and Irene VaJlie, tha ember us who are not so fortunate short lines that we may know of his life in his future years. Farewell, hi ell V7e think you will soon be leav- ing us to take up your life work. Dfen't forget to write to Easel Flatness while she is finishing her course at school. She will miss you while you are out in the busy world, and it is easy to forget there, the ones at home.

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SOTE0M03E HOPES A Class meeting was held Sept 14, £ov th© -pva- pose of electing officers for the year, The follow- ing were elected-, P er solei 1 Eurd. Vice Pres-. -' ’Vbal Russell. Store jary - levs I Sehild.ing ■ r -Wen n« Loffro'csmor n »v o , i '• i.. t.JCVslv'.J. .. - ■ Aren- ITe 11 Turner, Reporter- Rnsse.ll Hurd Sergeant o At the nast, mee king Huasell Hurd resigned and Margaret Hass was elected as his successor with Jewel Schilling f assistant The Sophomores have trade arrangements for’their program to he given Friday Mornings Oct 14th, in the Assembly. The Class is very happy to know that Miss Booth will be their Sponsor for the coming year. Typical Freshman My, I’m so sleepy shut and I cannot see that when I laugh my eyes fly the joke. To the Freshies: You might he wise if you were other wi se. Biology Class Teacher( calling roll) Agnes Anderson? Agnes- present. •. Teacher- Anna Oriskc? Anna - Absen t. ; .01 d Anna mean aha was there physically hut not mentally? Alik her). No Danger KI hope you are not afraid of microbes,1’ apologised the paying teller as he cashed the school teacher's check with soiled currency. wDon t worry,1’ said shetv'A microbe could never live on my salary.1’ The Secret Ear He- (Passionately) Darling, I have a secret to whisper to your ear. Where is it?