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

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NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE PASTIME Barbara Arnold Barney Flirting Lucile Secora Butch Sports Vlasta Pleninger Lassie Eating Anna Petr Ann Lindy Lorraine Pogreba Chicky- Dancing Jeanine Ophus Neeny Fooling Around - Bernice De Winter Jinx Designing Dresses Harold Sherbeck Turtle Football Lowrence Pogreba Dopey Being Funny? Steve O’Malley Steve Scotts Food Store Jack Dyer Dyer Hunting

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with this knowledge. They planned to do away with him, pose as his relatives, and gain oossession of the fortune. Old Smith was killed and blame was placed on young Grey, who was loved by M'liss. M'liss, however, outwitted the schemers,and came into possession of the money and also won the heart of young John Grey. Into this story-were woven many colorful characters such ns Mrs. Lena Moffets, played by Anna Petr, who was a middle- aged woman with a domineering character and a loud voica In fact, she ruled thG roost,” which was her hotel, the Roarin Dog.” -ii -L 'jre 'A'as also Yuba Bfl.1, a tall, lanky, slow moving and talking westerner, played by Jack Dyer. . J wcs a tell polished, suave, handsome man in nis late thirties, who was played by Harold Sherbeck. . -rC;0-r'8o Smith, ployed by Glenn Skaalure, who was a man in nis early forties, and looked very much older was a very interesting character. He was unkempt in his clothes and general appearance, wearing old overalls and a battered hat. WQS dirty ard unshaven, but there was a sweetness about him that was endearing. Lucy Secora, playing the part of M'liss, was a cute, lovable, mischevious little tomboy of about eighteen. Clara Hunting, beautifully portrayed by Barbara Arnold- was a woman of about Carter's age. Ste was handsoma cultured! ana charming, 9 Jeanine Ophus, as Clytie Moffets, ma aboutM’liss1 e simple, meek, timid, soft-spoken little country girl, gave M'liss some competition for the hand of John Grey. age; She John Grey, was a good-looking, manly chap in his early twenties. He was very neat and was always very polite. His part was played very well by Lindy Ray. Bess Starlight, played by Bernice DeWinter, was a tall, good-looking young woman of the chorus-girl type. She was cheaply dressed. Her manner and speech wore rather hardboiled and slangy. Judge McSnaggely, was a big hearted, kindly, loudspoken man of fifty or more. Lawrence Pogreba fit the part. He was 3hebbily dressed, wearing e big hat, a holster, and o gun. He was the only law in Smith's Pocket and was very proud of the fact. M'liss was a great play filled with plenty of oonmdyand dramatic situations.

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WANTS TO BL FAVORITE FOOD Loved Raspberries Rich Fried Potatoes Sailor's wife Cherry Pie Teacher Banana Pie Entertainer Chocolate Pie Nothin' Peanut Butter Cookies Model Choc olate Coach Graham Cracker Pie Mountaineer Oysters Hillbilly Fried Chicken Husband Pumpkin Pie SAYING Hurry-up-Lucy Ye Gad3 Nice day today Oh shut-up Oh Sugar Oh Boy Shur Kuff I don’t care Oh Blow your nose Ah, my sister’s ash tray Go-wan