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

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iBurke John Clara Charles Allen Corcoran Faechner Rosette WWW Starting the school year out right, six eager sophomore stu- dents had fun initiating the nine Wfrosh.N Just taking it out on them for what we were given last year. The six sophomores who started together at the beginning of the year were Pat Burnside, Mary Agnes Gardipee, Clara Faechner, Charles Rosette, Burke Allen and Johnny Corcoran. Mary Agnes left us a few weeks after school began and Pat left us about two months after school started. It looks as if there will always be just four of us through our sen- ior year. Clara has joined the Glee Club, Pep club and tumbling class. Charles and Johnny are on the main string of the basket- ball team and deserve the pride of the whole class. Q President -------- -------- Clara Faechner h X Vice President ----------- Charles Rosette gas X Sec. Treas. ------ --------- John Corcoran Lx,f Advisor -------------- Mrs. Geneva Corbett I HIGH POINTS OF THE YEAR S47 Q When the Bears beat their old rivals, the Big Sandy Pio- neers, twice during the season. This is the first time in a number of years. When the girls' tumbling class put on an act at a ball game. when the school bought a new score board, which is one of the most modern ones in this vicinity. When Miss Kamerzell -had a tire blowout on her way to the tournament in Hingham and Anna Freier had the door open ready to jump out. when the consumer economics class and senior class went through the U E I Sugar Beet Factory in Chinook.

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