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

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1956- 1957 The year opened with the class having some new additions. John Denis transferred from Butte, Gwen Stave blew in from Great Falls, and Don Glascoe came from North Dakota. Class officers were Bob Schwartz, President; Claude Miner, Vice President; Jean Pokorny, Secretary-Treasurer; Daryl Tichenor, Council Representative. Carnival Candidates for king and queen were Len Jappe and Gwen Stave, but the class's choice was not elected. The class play Follow the Girls was a big success. We said good-bye to the seniors by honoring them at the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The theme was Japanese Tea Gardens. Closing the year, the class decorated and ushered at the Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. 1957- 1958 Roll call was taken on September 7. We found that we missed the face of Doris Stone. This year class officers were Daryl Tichenor, President; Len Jappe, Vice President; Wilma Krumsick, Secretary-Treasurer; Gail Hagan, Council Representative. Candidates for Carnival king and queen were Irene Bitz and Gary Geyer. Wanda Clixby and Marge Glasoe departed from our class at Christmas time. Cather- ine Contway, from Malta, was with us for a short time in the second semester. The Juniors honored us with the Prom banquet and dance this year. Gwen Stave and David Ensley were crowned king and queen at midnight. May 11, 12, and 13, found us on sneak trip. We all enjoyed ourselves. The year closed with the Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises on May 18 and May 24. 15

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Claw. Hhtonif 1954- 1955 The class of 1958 entered Big Sandy High as Freshmen in 1954 with 26 in the class. They were Jack Allderdice, Bev Brewer, Ken Christofferson, Wanda Clixby, Leroy Diacon, Bob Dyer, David Ensley, Dorothy Farley, Francis Gasvoda, Gary Geyer, Gail Hagan, Gary Hagan, Marge HoVcicka, Len Jappe, Bonnie Lidstone, Wilma Krumsick, Judy Lohse, Sandra Marlow, Claude Miner, Janet McKeever, Lyle Ophus, Jean Pokorny, Roy Robertson, Bob Schwartz, Doris Stone, and Janyce Roudin. Deana Hurd and Doris Youso joined the class later in the year. Sandra Marlow left the class for Whitefish at the end of the first semester. The candidates for Carnival king and queen were Jancye Roudin and Ken Christofferson, and they reigned as the king and queen for the event. We were honored at the Activity Ticket Sales Dance as we had sold the most tickets. 1955- 1956 We started our Sophomore year with twenty-five in the class. We found we had lost Doris Youso, Jancye Roudin, Bob Dyer, Bonnie Lidstone, and Janet McKeever. We gained Marita Brooks, Bob Ragan, and Janice Conn during the year. Joanne Benson also joined the class. Class officers were elected as follows: President, Bob Schwartz; Vice President, Jean Pokorny; Secretary-Treasurer, Deana Hurd; Council Representatives, Gail Hagan and Daryl Tichenor. With the Carnival coming up, we elected Deana Hurd and Bob Schwartz as our candidates, but we weren't as lucky as in our Freshman year. We put on the Athletic Banquet towards the end of the year. It was very successful. We ended our Sophomore year by serving at the Prom Banquet. 14

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Clan Willa I, JACK ALLDERDICE, will my ability to argue with Mr. Hammond so he can win a few. I, IRENE BITZ, will my shorthand book to anyone dumb enough to take it. I, BEV BREWER, will my ability to be attracted to Cleveland such as I have been this past year to anyone who will be as lucky as I am. I, LEROY DIACON, will be back. I, JOHN DENIS, will nothing to anybody—I may need it all. I, DAVID ENSLEY, will my ability to get along without seeing my girl for three years to Marvin Osterman. I, DOROTHY FARLEY, will my ability to type and write shorthand to Elsie. I, GAIL HAGAN, will my talkativness to Darlene Kessler and hope it will get her some- where because it never did me. I, GARY HAGAN, will my ability to get low grades to George Drga. I, JUDY LOHSE, will my ability to go on a F.H.A. camping trip after I had been on a three-day Sneak trip to anyone that thinks he could stand to get along on a twenty hour week of sleep. I, FRANCIS GASVODA, will be glad to leave. I, DARYL TICHENOR, will my ability to hold down a iob, put myself through school and get engaged to anyone who thinks he could handle the job. I, BOB SCHWARTZ, will my ability to get through High School to Clyde Wall. I, WILMA KRUMSICK, will my place on the brides-to-be-list. I, ROY ROBERTSON, will just leave before someone talks me into staying another year. I, JEAN POKORNY, will my ability to get caught in the Commercial Room to anyone who can't get through the door fast enough. I, GARY GEYER, will my A's in English to Allan Halverson. I, LENARD JAPPE, will all the tough luck I have had to Jerry Perkins. I, DEAN A HURD, will my unfinished correspondence lessons to Leroy Diacon. I, LYLE OPHUS, will buy my first automobile soon. I, DONALD GLASOE, will marry Bonnie in the near future. I, CLAUDE MINER, will all my good times on the approaches and country dances to anyone who cares to have them. I, GWEN STAVE, will my ability to be a Cowboy lover to Marilyn, Faye, and Carolyn. 16