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

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Ruby B. Everything looks bright ahead. Jim S. Might as well get caught up on my sleep. Glen K. Happy I am from cares I'm free. Glenn O., Can't get a word Marilyn H. Happy girl. Lana L. Miss Montana. Dianne H. and Joy P. What do we do next? f Garry M. I may transfer to Montana. Gary B. Boy! What a hot buggy! Amie G. Heading for the farm. What's the Lyn P., and Cail J. problem? in edgewise, huh, Glenn? Donna B. Bye, Bye, Skip. Errol F. You don't say! 21

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That's CHERYL BREWER with her leg in a cast. I guess she fell when she was running too fast. I wonder if at the prom she'll be able to dance. If she goes surfin', she'll be taking a chance. RUSSELL DIXON is a mischievous lad Who has lots of fun trying to be bad. He's glad school is over; he's glad to be gone. He's off to the Air Force with a uniform to don. There are thirty-eight seniors, if we count them all, Who make up the list for our final roll call. Thirty-eight seniors have come to the parting of ways, Have come to the last of their high school days. Thirty-eight seniors are entering the road of life, Are anxious to meet the challenge, to be strong in the strife. To these thirty-eight seniors we wish all that is good. If we could do more, we willingly would. (Thanks to Mr. Green, our Poet Laureate.) My How They Have Changed! Sharon B. Loretta N. Kathleen B. The beginning of a triple alliance. Ron W. I really don't think I'll take bookkeeping. Dan B. I'll go peacefully.

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Gordon M. The future looks pretty good. Gary D. I know I left it right here. Russell D. Now where do you suppose she went? Alice B. I'll sing for you. Terry D. Let's do it again! Susan M. Want to hold my hand? Ron K. What homework? 22