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

Page 33 text:

FRESHMEN CLASS Colors Motto - Flower - Blue and White Deeds Not Words - I ris Lloyd Larson - Diane Mahood Ruby Wallace - Mrs. Mary Mahrt OFFICERS - President Vice-President - Secretary-Treasurer - Adviser Arndt, Elver a Barrett, Allan Barrett, Virginia Balazic, Frank Balazic, John Blockhus, Louis Bury, Roman Butler, Merrill Clark, Mildred Deep, Ernestine Dyrland, Minnie Farley, Carmen Gilliland, Walter CLASS ROLL Hansen. M yron Jenkins, Harold Jenkins, Alvin Jurenka, Mildred Kakalecik, Anna Kalantck, Stephen Koefelda, Edward Komodowski, Joe Larson, Lloyd Maiiood, Diane Nygard, Aune Nygard, Viljo Oliver, Ben Ophus, Jerry Panchot, Eunice Panchot, Verna Pearson, Virginia Peterson, Alfred Ritland, Borghild Robertson, Fern Romig, Fred Stack, Bertrand Tyler, Marguerite Trepina, Agnes Turner, Gladys Wallace, Ruby 1930 Page Twenty-nine

Page 32 text:

Page Twenty-eight 1930

Page 34 text:

FRESHMEN CLASS “All verdant were the Freshmen class Coming to school last fall, They gazed with awe, at what they saw And tried to grasp it all.,, Once more the cycle has revolved to the commencement season, and once more a Freshmen (Mass submits its history. We chronicle for you the events of the school year. We have the distinction of being the largest Freshmen (Mass in the history of the Big Sandy High School. Meetings and class parties have done their share in creating a co-operative attitude in the class. Y e have upheld scholarship as is shown by the Honor Roll of the past year. Viljo Xygard represented the class on the Color Guard, the highest honor that this school bestows and which is won by only five each term. In all things pertaining to athletics, we have contributed excellent material and are enthusiastic rooters and supporters of the school teams. The following men were outstanding in football and basketball: John Balazic, Fred Romig, Ralph Moe, and Bertrand Stack. Our class is outstanding in music activities. Viljo Xygard, Diane Mahood and Anne Xygard represented the class at various programs and functions. Many of the class belong both to the orchestra and the band. At the music contest held in Great Falls we entered Viljo in the clarinet solo and Diane in the piano and vocal solos. Do not count us boastful if we say that the public liked us in our carnival act. Virginia Barrett, Borghild Ritland and Elvera Arndt as lassies and Allan Barrett, Ben Oliver and Myron Hansen as laddies gave a fine interpretation of the Highland Fling, while Diane brought down the house with her solo dance. That same evening our joy was completed by electing as King and Queen two of our class, Diane and Jerrv. In return for the initiation we entertained the student body and faculty at a Valentine party. As a class we have endeavored faithfully to add to the name and dignity of the school. We may not have always succeeded but we have earnestly tried. We hope to make the coming school year worthy of our motto, “Deeds Xot Words ’ 1930 Page Thirty