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

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THE CENTENNIAL side show, and also had a candy booth. We also gave the other classes a run for their money in declamation. Helen Korner, Nick Haburchak, Frank Pokorny, Adella Ophus and Emma Pokomy took part, Adella Ophus winning second in a dramatic selection. In singing we were represented as follows: Boys’ Glee Club: Harley Homan, Leon Watson, Frank Pokomy, Henry Bitz, Myron Ensley, Glenn Hansen and Joe Martin. Girls’ Glee Club: Mary Haburchak, Helen Tingley, Margaret Miner, Fhoebe Black and Emma Pokomy. The Sophmores ranked well with the upper c’assmen mentally as well as physically. The following students were representatives in the scholar- ship contest this year: Helen Konier, Bob Collins, geometry; Helen Mills, world and current history, and Emma Pokomy, world history. Helen Korner received first in geometry, thus earning for herself a trip to Bozeman, while Helen Mills receivd third in current history. The officers elected for the last semester were: Henry B'tz, president; Ivlervin Gleason, vice-president; Helen Mills, secretary; Hazel Cottle , treasurer. We anticipate closing our notable term with our annual class picnic, and look forward to the first day of our junior session. EMMA POKORNY, ’29 NORMAL TRAINING CLASS—1927 V ■ - v • • NORMAL TRAINING KINDERGARTEN CLASS

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THE CENTENNIAL SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Bitz, Henry Black, Phoebe Collins, Robert Cottles, Hazel Drew Mildred Easley, Myron Flatness, Kermit Gleason, Mervin Ilaburchak, Nick Haburchak, Mary Hansen, Glenn Homan, Harley Koraer, Frances Korner, Helen Larson, Albie Mills, Helen Martin, Joe Miner, Margaret Moe, John Ophus, Adella Peterson, Marinus Pokomy, Emma Pokorny, Frank Rhue, Olga Tingley, Helen Watson, Leon SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1925 at least forty ambitious freshmen wended their way to the open door of education. We were very well represented in all extra curricular activities, includ'ng declamation, scholarship football, bas- ketball, etc. Owing to their superiority in basketball and football, the freshmen were doubly entertained by the Junior High. During the carnival the Freshmen also showed their ability by putting on an exceptionally good side-show, entitled “Those Husbands of Ours,” which surpassed all others, both in results and contents. With Miss Orvick as our sponsor, we attained a worthy recognition among the upper classmen. This term, we, the sophisticated Sophomores of 1926-,27, diminished greatly in quantity, but not in quality. The class decreased from forty to twenty-six but, nevertheless, the remaining “Sophs” together with the un- tiring efforts of Miss Tomkins, our sponsor, put on a successful party during the year, following the Big Sandy-Stockett basketball game. The guests present were the high school, faculty, alumni, school board and the visiting basketball team, everyone reporting a favorable time. The bug call for track, basketball and football was wildly answered by the following Sophomore members: track, Myron Ensley, Henry Bitz, Nick Haburchak, Harley Homan, Frank Pokorny. Marinus Peterson, Mervin Gleason, Kermit Flatness and Glenn Hansen; basketball: Glenn Hansen, Nick Haburchak and Kermit Flatness; football: Myron Ensley, Glenn Hansen, Kermit Flatness, Mervin Gleason, Frank Pokorny and Harley Homan. In girls7 basketball, Phoebe Black attained a position on the first team. In this year's carnival, the Sophmores put on a “Radio Program,” as a

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THE CENTENNIAL Mary Benbow Mary Bowden Newton Brunton Walter Genereux Irene Johnson Bertha Kakaleeik Luella Larson Bernice Linn Gladys McDonald Lois McHose Ray McKeever Thelma Moe Harry Panchot FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL COLORS—Green and White MOTTO—'“Upward and Onward” FLOWER—Rose Vera Nelson Marion O’Neil Clarence O’Neil Mildred Panchot Walter Porter Evelyn Romig Earl Smith Paul Sonksen Harold Stack Doris Sinclair Hope Walters Lionel Callison Allen Panchot CLASS HISTORY We, the class of ’30, entered high school with an enrollment of twenty- eight ambitious beginners. For various reasons several of them withdrew during the year. The class was organized and class motto, colors and flower were chosen. With Miss Riddle as our sponsor, we have gained a reputable standing and have enjoyed many good times together. In the beginning of our freshman year we resolved to keep the reputa- tion and pep we had gained in the Junior High. At the beginning of the first semester the following officers were chosen: Bertha Kakaleeik.............President Mildred Panchot.........Vice-President Irene Johnson................Treasurer Walter Porter................Secretary At the beginning of the second semester the following officers were elected: Luella Larson................President Ray McKeever............Vice-President Thelma Moe...................Treasurer Paul Sonksen.................Secretary The achievements of this class have been varied. Several students represented the freshman class in the scholarship contest. The contestants were Mary Benbow, Mary Bowden, Gladys McDonald and Luella Larson. We have all taken part in some extra curricular activity such as Glee Club, orchestra, and band and we are well represented in athletics.