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

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THE CENTENNIAL The second year of our high school life ended with a successful picnic given in honor of the Senior class. The Junior class enrollment of twenty-nine so far exceeded that of the year before, that we felt equal to doing great things. We started by taking an active part in the Carnival, at which our class queen, Mildred Flatness, won second place. In all our activities the first semester we were greatly assisted by Miss McMurtrey, who, again was appointed our class sponsor. Before she left in the middle of the year, we expressed our appreciation of her help, by surprising her with a farewell party. Mr. Moe then became our sponsor. Our class has always been well represented in athletics, particularly this year. The following Juniors were on the football team, Arthur Holst, Herbert Goecks, Perle Cline, Verlin Hurd, Carl Christoff erson, and Leon- ard Hetland. In boys basketball our class was represented by Leonard Het- land, Inar Rovreit, Ralph McMillan, Charles Cole, Perle Cline and Verlin Hurd. The girls basketball team also consisted mostly of Junior girls, the following being members: Geneva Pearson, Myrtle Christoff erson, Louise Works, and Mamie Pokorny. “Professor Pepp” our Junior Play has not yet been given, but we are working hard and hope it will be one of the best ever given in this high school. The cast is as follows: Prof. Peterkin Pepp, Leonard Hetland Mr. C. B. Buttenbuster Inar Roverit Howard Green Sim Batty Peddler Brown Pink Hatcher Buster Brown Noisy Fleming Betty Gardener Herbert Goecks Arthur Holst Verlin Hurd Robert Moe Elmer Lindstrom Ralph McMillan Abbie Lund Aunt Minerva Boulder Mildred McCoy Petunia Muggins Madeline Kessler Olgo Sopaki Kitty Clover Vivian Drew Irene Van Hilt Caroline Kay Mamie Pokorney Edyth Black Mildred Flatness Geneva Pearson Ruth Johnson With Mrs Moe’s help, we plan to make it a grand success. After our play is over we shall give the Junior Prom, and show the Seniors what we can do by putting on the crowning touch to our social act- ivities. The Prom will be followed by a class picnic and then we will adjourn for the summer vacation, to return next fall as Seniors. The Junior class owes a great deal to its former sponsor Miss McMur- try, as well as to our present sponsor Mr. Moe and we extend our heartiest thanks to both for their interest and help in guiding our class to success. 1, 2, 3, Rip, Rah, Ree What's the rumpus Who are we? Juniors, Juniors, that’s the fuss 1927 for us Zip, Zip, Zip, Zuff, Zuff, Zuff. Big Sandy High School We’re the Stuff MAMIE POKORNY ’27.

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THE CENTENNIAL JUNIOR CLASS ROLL Black, Edyth Christofferson, Myrtle Christofferson, Carl Cline, Perle Cole, Charles Flatness, Alice Flatness, Mildred Goecks, Herbert Hagan, Orie Hetland, Leonard Holst, Arthur Hurd, Verlin Johnson, Ruth Kalanick, Anna L Kessler, Madeline Larson, Celia Lindstrom, Elmer Lund, Abbie McCoy, Mildred McHose, Helen McMillan, Kathryn McMillan, Ralph Moe, Robert Ojala, William Pearson, Geneva Pokorney, Mamie Rovreit, Inar Sivertson, Mildred Works CLASS OFFICERS Ralph McMillan ------ President Mamie Pokorney ------ Vice President Mildred Siverteon ----- Secretary-Treasurer CLASS MOTTO “EXCUSE OUR DU ST” CLASS COLORS PINK AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER CARNATION In '23 we, the class of ?27, began the happy ( ?) life of high school students. The original enrollment was thirty-seven members, but several were left by the wayside before our first year was over. The class was organized and class motto, colors, and flower were chosen. Miss Stark became the sponsor. As Freshmen we earned the name of the Peppiest Class in high school by giving the first party of the year, and engaging in other activities. When we returned the next year as Sophomores, we again took the lead with Miss McMurtrey as our official guardian. By this time our class had dwindled down to eighteen members but this did not interfere with our pep, which we showed by again giving the first high school party, after the Mixer, on Valentine's Day. Our special part in the Carnival was the Sophomore play “At the Movies”. We also had a candy stand, with the Freshmen.

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THE CENTENNIAL SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY CLASS MOTTO “Beyond te Alps lies Italy” CLASS COLOR GREEN Clinton Butler Gerald Stack Bertha Hokansen Lilly Sevick Wesley Kimble Ruth Green Elizabeth Lundy Zella Vanover George Minor Evelyn Johnson Emma Ruhe CLASS ROLL Charles Fowler Ruth Ensley lone Kimble Dan Cushman Helen Chandler Eleanor Hetland Alma Ruhe Mable C’ark Edith Heck Doris McMillian Sevrie Williamson Paul Chrisofferson In September, 1923 we entered the great campaign for more and bet- ter education, as freshmen, with an enrollment of approximately forty. We were more than grateful in receiving Miss Hutchinson as our competent sponsor. Immediately our class organized, electing the following officers for the complete term: President Leonard Hetland Vice-President Eleanor Hetland Treasurer Ruth Ensley Secretary Alma Ruhe Our Motto, “Beyond the Alps lies Italy”, has also remained with us throughout our freshman year. Being true to the high school, we chose green as our class color. The duty of hosts and hostesses was in our line, so the party, at which we entertained the eighth grade, was everything but a fail- ure, We exhibited the talent in our class, by taking an active part in the Carnival. The Junior class showed their sisterly love by inviting us to partake of the joys of picnicing which closed our school term, only to re- turn to Big Sandy high school as sophomores. In September 1925, with a loss of a few old members, we continued our