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

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T Poem , the Class of 48' arted high school ah—none too late, r it was in the Fall of 44 e all gathered—some 30 of us or more Cur first sad news was initiation, And we all prayed for some creation That would discard the Senior Class Until their cruel hearts would let it pass But nc--our prayers they were not heard 'And the Mighty Seniors ould not be lured, So we the freshman green and shy Were welcomed into Sandy HiJ As sophomores we were gay and sweet A little more cultured and more or less neat, Th© Athletic Banquet was done up right With an athletic dance the ve y same night. When saucy juniars we became, Our ambitions rose to fame; The Junior Play was a great success. Was it work? You guess I Our Prom was held in an old fVrtch Garden, And there isn’t anything we could ask you to pardon It was our last tribute to the Class .ojj,. 47’ And we ate and danced, til far past- edjeXren, V' (Continued on the next page)

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Strong and mighty seniors, we Were ready for those freshies, Yes sireel We welcomed them in with initiation, too, Green and battered and a bit black and blue. Our play again was really done well; There was triumphant praise as the curtain fell. And to the juniors go our thanks For the banquet, prom, lots of-fun, and all their pranks. Now we seniors must say ferewell To the old schoolhouse and 8:30 bell And when it rings and calls you in We'll be wishing we were back again. 9 I ces n 1 I Ouiv vo In 'the They will be Where we are rooms ) d laughter you will hear no through the halls, as ever heard in the outside world destined to be hurled. more before S » ' 9 » ‘ M. i). ON ex $ Eft Doctors. lawyers, farmers, teachers, we? That is a question we'll have to wait and see Some will be great, some will be good And others who aren't, will wish they could. So it's goodbye to those who still remain To keep things going in our old domain. So Long—Farewell—whatever it maybe We have now received the outside key. (CO) Dorothy Henderson