Box Elder High School - Bear Paw Yearbook (Box Elder, MT)

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juciov Qfq554D igfovqa After entering high school it was discovered that, in addition to the four eighth grade graduates of Box Elder, Norda Jones and David Belcourt had joined our class to make a sum of one-half dozen green freshmen. But only five of us went on to our sophomore year together, for David left school before the end of the second term. During our sophomore year Jack Brownell, Brian McBride, and Bob Pullin joined us, but only Bob finished the year, then he joined the Navy during the summer. At the beginning of our junior year we started again with a class of six. The new students were Martha Mitchell, and John Lorin Mit- chell. They both have left us and we are now down to our original four who are: Agnes Stewart, Laura Williamson, Beverly Prather,and Clement Hobbs. Our social activities this year consisted of sponsoringtheThank giving Dance and the St. Patrick's Dance. We are now loaded down with plans and ideas for making the Junior Prom a success both so- cially and financially, and looking forward to treating the seniors at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. Our one boy, Clement, has been.a member of the basketball team, Beverly is in the glee clubg Laura served this year as secretary- treasurer of the Pep Club: and Agnes was a cheerleader. With the end of another year of school we are looking forward! next fall and our new status as seniors! --Beverly Prather Doing business without advertising is like winking at a girl in the dark. You know what you're doing but nobody else does. urunwownsxnx I-44:4-an MURDER!! Mr. Cloke: 'Tomorrow we will take the life of Tennyson. Please come prepared. xxxxvvmxsxxtxxvvvxsvsx Seniors: '0h, I don't like these proofs, I'm going to have them taken over again.' Other students: 'Why, they look just like you.' Seniors: 'Yes, That's what is the matter with them.' xexvvxxvmsvmvvxvxxxsxx Said Snapper the Flapper as she powdered her nose: 'Clothes I am going downtown. If you want to go along, just hold on.' rxxxxivxavxsxxxvxxxsvx Visitor: 'Russell, do you get good marks at school?' Russell: Wlesfm, but I can't show them.' vvmxsxvxmmvxxxxxsxsvxx Voice from a coupe: 'He1lo, kids, tired of walking?' One of us: 'Yeah, very.' Voice: 'Then try sitting on the curb for a while.' xvvsvvvvvvsvmsvvvrmrvx