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

 - Class of 1944

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Now Lois and Ann are sheepherders. Their professions they will never lay down Not to the day of Milinium When they view their golden crown. Our farmers; Courtnage Butler, and Jappe Are struggling with rye, corn, and wheat After Questionaires, petitions, and Alphabet chanting They will bo rather hard soldiers to beat. There’s always some fighting Irish In every class tis true But when we picked up Johnny O’Malley BABY.’He is one of the few, Betty and Ruth are cur cute little blondes Dorothy and Helen brunettes Virginia is a whisp of sunshine Five girls boys never forget. Now Stella belongs in the business world. Donna is a home maker at heart And to think of the job to be done today They are off to a very good start. We are Irish, Korweigan, and a mingle of Dutch House.ives, cowboys, sheepherders and such. WY all have our professions, all of them good. And there isn't a one who doesn't like Mr. Hood. The Seniors spent their sneak day in Great Falls. Several places were visited. First was the mausoleum, after this wc went through the entire Paris Department Store. He.o the Seniors ate their dinner which was furnished by the Paris store. The Coco-Cola Bottling Comoany was our next stop. Y!e saw how coco-cola was mane and bottled. Bach Senior received a bottle of coke after this tour. Vie then visited the KFBB Broad- casting station. During our stay there we heard ana saw Eoscoe Herns play. Our last, stop of the day wrs the Tribune. Here we saw the evening paper icing run r» j- I- .1 ifter visiting several business places the class went to a show and then started for Sandy.

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glass We the class of forty-four, Our smiling faces you will see no more. vie are leaving for jigger and better things. Nothing less than swank cars and diamond rings. No more dry talks, and after-the-night-before lectures No more Detention slips and. teachers wild gestures. No more running around the basket-ball floor. Coaches good team is gone for ever more. Oh yes we have had our good times. And we have stuck by the rules But we really are sorry To be leaving this school. Sure, We started out as Freshmen As all the green-horns do Then along c me initiation And Baby iI V e were through. As Sophomores we really worked. Our duties v e seldom ever shirked, be to k the banquets in our 3tride And added a little to our pride. be followed them with the Navy blue And to our prom colors v e shall ever be true. be raised the Junior class to fame. And then we gladly signed our name. And now for a peep at the seniors. We have Irene and Knute at the top of the class, With the rest of us hoping we will all pass. What do you think Teachers?;. :? ■ Five Seniors in the Navy Blue To those five Seniors v e shall ever be true. Our three Bobs, Chariie and Walt. With Jose and Margaret backing them As they go to join the fight We know that the boys of the Navy Blue Will make It back all right Faber and Ieline are our cowboys, They can both sing Home on the Range,'. And speaking of notes being sour jTheir occupations they’d better change.



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 AQliU OHS BETTY IIAY Band 1-2-3 Drama Club 1 Senior Play Sec. Home Ec Club 2 Vice-Pres. II. Ec Club 3 Majorette 1-2 Paper Staff 3 Education Week 4 Glee Club ’-2-3 Carnival 4 IRENE LITTLEFIELD Band 1-2-3-4 Junior Fla Home Ec Club 2 Drama Club 1 P per Staff 3-4 Education Week 3 High School Week 4 Glee Club 1-2 I EL I HE BELLINGER Junior Play Rifle Club 2-3 Home Ec Club 1-2 Education Week 3 High School Yveek 2-4 Carnival 3 Stamp Warden 4 HELEN SECORA Junior Play Senior Play Basketball 1-3-4 Carnival 3 Stamp Warden 4 Glee Club 2 • ELI3WORTH BUTLER Junior Play Band 1-2-3-4 JOSEPHINE HENDERSON Band 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-3-4 Senior Play Rifle Club 1 President Home Ec Club 3 Vice-Pres. H. Ec Club 2 Class Treasure 2 Carnival 1--3-3-4 Student Band Director 4 Education Week 4 High School Week 2 Prom Queen 4 DOROTHY DYER Basketball 3-4 Glee Club 1 Carnival Queen 3 JOHN O'MAIL ;y Basketball 1-2 Senior Play Vice President 4 High School Yveek 2 Glee Club 2 Carnival 3 LOIS KETTRICK Band 1-2-3-4 Junior Play Home Ec Club 1-2-3 Drama Club 1 Paper Staff 1 Carnival 2 Student Band Director 4 BOB CORNETT Band 1 Athletics 1-3 Rifle Club 1 (Navy)

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