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

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Moe s.What It looks and a tr- uo in the Over there at a refreshment stand is the Jappe twins They are selling a new kind of hot dog ch- at they have created in there many years of school- ing at that-great cooking school at Kenilworth. It seems the dog is equiped with mouth and teeth so it can eat itself. Anything to save time and money that! s the moto now-a-days. Now driving up is a man who looks famaliar to me It’s Dick in the world is that thing he’s driving? like a car, a boat, a airplane, a truck, actor all combined. Something he cooked Ag. building in Old Big Sandy, no doubt, I have been around the City now for a day and I have noticed even more of my follow class mates There was Connie, who was running a school on how young girls should keep out of trouble and the best ways for a young girl to make the best of her time in school. There was also Elixabeth Sibra, who clamed she was making a very good living as a chorus girl in one of the leading theaters of Mars, Elizabeth also claimed that she used to work under Ruth Ophus, who was now among the most famous in this field of entertainment. There is one person that none of us have nor heard of for quite some time and that is Ingram. It seems that none of us have seen nor hair of him since Sneak Day. Miss Billie: My goodness, how did you get your hands so dirty? Dick Ingram: Washing my face. •shhhhhhh:--”- Ed Laulo: Daddy, have you any of those little white things in your head that bite? Dad: No of course I haven’t. Ed: Why, you poor toothless old man, i k 'i 'f ’ 't ce • t i •'i Policeman: Use you noodle lady, use your noodle. Alice: My goodness, where is the noodle? I’ve pushed and pulled everything else in this seen Dick hide car O (f rf 4 If you have a faded shirt, dye it. If you’re big and far, diet. If you want to pull a trick on the doctor, die it I VW V 'V « Champ: V hat is the shape of a kiss? Dorothy: I don’t know, Chamn: Give me one and I’ll call it square. -ikhksj-

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of the city of Big Sandy, in Chouteau County, and of the State of Montana, being of sound mind, memory, and understanding do create, pub- lish, and declare the following as and for our last will and testament. We give to the dear faculty the sleepless nights we spent preparing the lessons they assigned. To the school in general, we leave the many feuds that we have been a party to. To the Juniors, we leave our methods of getting along with the faculty--hoping they do better with our experiences to aid them. To the Sophomores, we leave our knowledge in hopes they won’t have to study too hard. To the Freshmen, we leave our paddles for them to use when they become mighty Seniors. Kenneth Chauvet leaves his ’41 Chcvie for Floyd Cline. Donald Courtnage wills his daily visits over to Dixon's to Ruth Hansen in hopes that sho won't wear out her welcome. Helena Dixon leaves nothing and for your information she's taking Cor’ry with her. Dorothy Frame bequeaths her calm and lady-like v®ys to Marie Sciimid. Alice Henderson wills her daily letters to Bozeman to anyone who has a boy-friend there. Ruth Hultin wills her ability to talk her way out of things to anybody who can talk as fast. Angela Ingebretson wills her girlish giggle to Alfreda Rice. Alva and Alma Jappe will their ability to go thru school unidentified as to which is Alraa and which is Alva to the teachers who nover learned. Richard Jenkins leaves his oratorial ability to John O'Malley in hopes he will become famous, Connie Jorgensen leaves her share of their ability to get into trouble at the dorm to La Verne, Edwin Laulo wills his ability to always get into trouble to Frank Yama. Lawrence Matthews wills his popularity with the girls and his desire to find the one who loves him to Glenn Panchot. Robert Martin leaves his hearty laugh to Archie McMillian,