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

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HAHB NICKNAME PASTIME Virginia Aliderdice Ginny acting silly leline Berlinger Burlap reading letters Ellsworth Butler Elsie sleeping Robert Cornett Cornett Frenchie Deane Courtnage Bull Delores Ann Cowan Annie flirting Dorothy Dyer Dodc housework Lav renco Faber Faber riding Robert Finke Fink wondering Harold HalTorson Knute thinking different Donna Henderson Don dreaming Josophinc Hondor6on Jefso worrying Lois Hettrick Chubby eating Leonard Jappe Jeff tolling jokes Betty Kafcalccik Kay men Irene Littlefield Renie-bug Studying Charles Kepil Charlio danc ing John GUIallcy Johnny guess 11 Walter Robertson Walt you know. .’ Ruth Rutledge Ruthic combing her hair HoIon Seeora Butch gadding about Bobby Siobrasse Siebrasse woll—it's a good Ilargarct Stremcha Maggie Trait Stolla Rice Stella being sour FAVORITE SONG WANTS TO BE Smiles It's a Sin to Tell a Lie Paper Doll Has»;-! I Stayed Away too Long I Couldn’t Sleep a Wink Last Night People Will Say We're in Love There's Something About • a Soldier I'll Be Around Don't Got Around LIuch Anymore Beautiful Dreamer I '11 Get By Got Your I Ian I Love Little Willie Take It Easy Besane Mucho (Kiss me Much) The Man I Love It Hakes No Difference Now In I.!y Arms I'n Always Dreaming of you Maggie My Ideal I Carao-Hor To Talk For Joe You'd Be So Nice To Cone Hone To It's Love, Love, Love Don't Sweetheart Ho happy professional hog caller lady’s man in Box Elder plumber with Jerry left alone whadda you think? good graceful on her own somebody you guess? somebody's darling loved somebody's stenog Admiral always sober hone lotsa things farmer's wife on the farm sailor's wife teacher

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And now here is John O’Malley ready to step into Frank Sinatra’s shoes. The only thing wrong with John is that he only sings on Saturday night. Bob Finke , the punch-board expert, does a little farming on the sideline. Stella Rice is now up in society, she has learned to smoke. Donna Henderson, Betty Kakalecik, Virginia Allderdiee, and Helen Secora are all nurses. Helen says. ”It is so interesting.” You know her Dal was a butcher. Lois Hettrick is working awfully hard. Do you know that she only weighs 120 pounds now? NoJ I know that you could never tell it. Dorothy Dyer is in Hollywood and is supposed to be taking Dorothy Lamour's place while she is on vacation. Tne postwar oil shortage has affected Ells- worth Butler for use in his Ford and also in his hair. Bob Cornett joined the Naval Air Reserve be- fore he graduated and liked it so well he might make it his life work. Lawrence F ber is now running a bus line from Big Sandy to Havre.

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CLASS WILL Herein is contained the paper to be known henceforth as the first will and testament of the Senior Class of 1944 A.D. of Big Sandy Hi k School. WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1944, leave cur be- loved faculty our sense of humor. Sometime? v think that they need it. WE leave to tne Juniors not « darned thing as they think they have it all now. YvrE leave to the J 'Sophomores our ability at dramatics. They should have a good Jr. Play uert year. WE leave to the Freshmen...On second thought why should we leave them anything. WE leave our beloved janitor Irvin the scarred desks, the jiblets of torn notes, the dirty blackboards, and the practical jokes. I, John O'Malley, leave my Irish Humor to little Stevey. I, Margaret Stremcha, leave my historical ability to Margaret Cole. I, Robert Cornett, will my coupe to my little brother hoping he Las as good luck at Box Elder as I. I, Stella Rice, will my wild streak to Mernie. I, Ellsworth Butler, leave my ability with Mernie's creations too. I, Helen Secora , will my ways with boys to my kid sister, I, Lenoard Joppa, will my uproarious out- bursts to Joseph Q,uinn. I, Virginia Allderdice, leave my devilish turn to Barbara Arnold. I, Bobby Siebrasse, will leave for the Navy.