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

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THE CENTENNIAL CROSS SECTIONAL VIEW OF THE SENIORS Continued PASTIME WANTS TO BE FAVORITE SAYING Eula Mae Flag-pole sitter Whadda you think? Studying Teacher Think so? Officiating Somebody’s stenog Meeting adjourned Flirting Papa Love me? Letter writing Loved Tsk Tsk! Dieting Left alone For goodness sake. Warbling Plumber You tellum! Mimicking birdies A man Tweet Tweet Recess Alumnus J, dunnow Gandering around Graceful Nope! Telling jokes Flea-circus operator Aw g’wan Arguing Fcot-loose Pliz? Missing classes Away Hi Butch! Reciting Lotsa things Wanta make sump’n of it? Fort Benton In said town ?? ! ! Julius Mrs. For Pete’s sake Note-writing Milk-maid Your tetched Library Librarian Nuts! Mathematics On her own Who cares? Talking Air stewardess Says who? Pestering someone Movie actress You’re darn rights Winking Farmer Aw bull! Poetry Teacher Shut up! Sleeping Surgeon Who's crazy? Wondering Dancer Why??? Thinking different Sheep-herder Oh yeah???

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THE CENTENNIAL CROSS SECTIONAL VIEW OF THE SENIORS NAME NICKNAME Leona Bartlett Uts Helen Benbow Honey Bessie Black Blackie Clifford Blockhus Ole Norma Butler Brownie Evelyn Chapman Evie Berneta Courtnage Bunny Don Cowger Donald Richard Drew Dick Clifford Dyrland Kip Harold Genereux Buck Olga Haburchak Oga Ardath Henderson Ardie Lyla Hurd Fannie Pearl Ingebretson Tish Eula Mae Jones Ole Mae Gladys Larson Happy Alice Littlefield Ally Evelyn Ophus Ev Gertrude Ophus Trudy Willard Ostrum Willie Julius Peterson Pete Jack Quander Quandry Robert Ray Bob Laura Randall Lolly William Sibra Bill FAVORITE SONG Let Yourself Go Whose Honey Are You? I’ve Got My Fingers Crossed Lights Out My Buddy Love is Just Around the Corner That’s What You Think Little Man You’ve Had a Busy Day I’m in the Mood for Love Cling to Me I’ve Got a Feelin’ Your Foolin’ Goody Goody! A Little Bit Independent I Feel Like a Feather on the Breeze “Sweedie” Pie It’s Dangerous to Love Like This Sleepy Head Roh Roy Lights Out Smile Awhile Learn to Croon Wahoo I’ve Always Been a Woman-Hater You’ve Got to be a Football Hero Doing the Boom Boom! Drowsily Come the Sheep

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THE CENTENNIAL Standing:—Ila Delp, Joe Trepina, Harold Clark, Benton Lauer, Me'vin Bley, Norman Haakenssn, Mr. Gillespie, Rudolph Haakensen, Dale Skaalure, Arthur Bier wagon. Jack Mahood, Sydney Mosier. S tting:—Ella Mae Ingram, Lorraine Dixon, Virginia Turner, Louise Dixon, Lucille Schlack, Helen Nielsen, Cecelia Bold, Margaret Balazic, Adell Swan- sen. Grace Jcrgenscn, Betty Lloyd, Dorothy Larson. JUNIOR President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer CLASS JACK MAHOOD ILA DELP LUCILLE S:HLACK On a bright September morning the green Freshmen came wandering into the schoolhouse like lost sheep. At the first meeting Mr. Boess was chos- en as guide for the forlorn group, Virginia Turner as president, Ella Ma3 Ingram as vice-president, and Ila Delp as secretary and treasurer. On a cheerful morning the group met again, being much refreshed by jthe summer vacation, and all of them ready for the journey again. Mr. Boess was again chosen as guide, Willard Moe as president, Jack Mahood as vice-president, and Tla Delp as secretary and treasurer. After summer vacation was over, the Junior class began its journey with- out any financial support. Their former guide resigned, so Mr. Gillespie ras chosen to fill the urgent vacancy. Jack Mahood was chosen as president, Iia Delp as vice-president, and Lucille Schlack as secretary and treasurer. The Junior play, directed by Mr. Muchow, was given March 14. The play vras a success and finances to complete the journey were secured. Everyone looked forward to the Junior Prom, the date being May 16. This date being the last social event, the Juniors departed May 29, hoping to complete the journey next year. CECILIA BOLD ’37