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

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GRADUATION Graduation dinner at Kulbecks Mrs. Maxwell and Carol Osterman A flower for the valedictorian Mrs. Petersen, mother of the salutatorian, Mae Petersen, salutatorian, and Mrs. Maxwell. Mr. Green helping Mr. Delaney 2o with his introduction. I made it! Donna T. Recessional

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DARLENE KESSLER has recently won the coveted roller skating championship in Big Sandy. Roller skating has really become popular in old Big Sandy, since they put in sidewalks all over town. KARI KEUP has recently shown her fa- mous paintings in New York. The critics' reviews, however, have all been the same. It seems that Kari's pictures all have an eye in them. What bothers the critics is that . , „ she never puts eyelashes on the eye. . GARY FOSS 7 7 DON DRGA CAROLYN KLIM AS has just won the ladies' divisional in the national wrestling matches. She is now on her way to the Olympic Games where she hopes to win a gold medal. It should be interesting as the Russian entry is none other than Mrs. Kruschev. LOIS KULBECK has finished her book about Africa. There is just one thing wrong with the book. It is written in the Kubanji language, and there are no translators in the Western Hemisphere who can translate it into English, and Lois has forgotten how to speak English. RAY LARSON is now Secretary of State and is doing all he can to get Shirley Grubb out of Russia. Ray got a lot of experience in the field of diplomacy while he was presi- dent of the 1960 graduating class at Big Sandy. LAVERN BRET NELSON has recently won Cuba from Fidel Castro in a poker game. Castro thinks he was cheated, but LaVern isn't concerned. He is having trouble growing a beard, though. CAROL OSTERMAN is editor-in-chief of ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA and with her able assistant, MARY ANN JIRSA, she has increased the size of BRITANNICA to 313 volumes to a set. The set sells for $4,512. MAY PETERSEN has become a famous song writer. She has done well. Elvis Pres- ley, one of May's idols of a past era, is her chauffeur. SONDRA SCHWARTZ has bought an interest in the Y Texaco Service Station. Things have really been popping around the station since Sondra bought in, especially since they installed a bubble gum machine. FRANCIS STACK is mixed up with some sort of a foreign affair. The newspaper reporters are having difficulty in finding out what her name is, but it is believed that he met her while he was building a bridge in Brazil. HENRY TURK is a successful turkey grower, but he still likes to cowboy on Sundays. Every Sunday Henry puts on a turkey rodeo. There are many thrills and spills when he bull- dogs a turkey. DONNA TURK is generally busy bandaging Henry up after the rodeo. MRS. MAXWELL and MRS. NEAL have now quit teaching and have joined the highway patrol. Their specialty is check- ing headlights and driver's license. MARJORIE BRINKMAN 19

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 JUNIORS To be, or not to be: that is the question: Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them. . SHAKESPEARE