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

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api and Saud gum STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHTS MRS. CORBETD TEACHER, JUDY WANKE, JEAN STEWART, MARIE BELCOURT, RONALD BITZ, FRANKIE ROSETTE JAMES FLANSBURG. SEATED: MILDRED GALBAVY, ELSIE BELCOURT, RITA SwAN, LYNN AL- LEN, GEORGE BRADFORD, DIOKIE GOLBERG, FRANCES SEARLE. AT THE FIRST OF THIS YEAR THERE WERE THIRTEEN PUPILS IN THE FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES. THEN FIVE WEEKS LATER KENNETH THORN MOVED TO HAVRE WHERE HE IS NOW ATTENDING SCHOOL. SIX WEEKS AFTER KENNETH LEFT, GEORGE BRADFORD MOVED T0 CHVNOOK. ONE WEEK LATER ELSIE BELCOURT STARTED SCHOOL HERE. Now WE HAVE TwELVE PUPILS, THERE ARE SEVEN GIRLS AND FIVE'BOYS. EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON FROM TWO TO THREE O'CLOCK VE GO DOWN TO THE GYM FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION. DURING THIS TIME WE MARCH, SQUARE DANCE, PLAY VOLLEYBALL AND RUN RACES. WE MADE MANY INTERESTING THINGS IN ART DURING THE YEAR. THE FIFTH GRADE STUDENTS LEARNED TO wEAVE AND BOTH THE FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE MADE GLOBES OF THE WORLD. WE MADE THEM OF PAPER MACHE. WE MADE PUPPETS OF PAPER MACHE TOO. THE CHRISTMAS GIFTS WE MADE FOR OUR MOTHERS WERE WOVEN POTHOLDERS. WE wOVE FOUR SQUARES AND CROCHETED TWO OF THEM TOGETHER. EVERY THURSDAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS FROM THREE TO FOUR WE WENT To THE SHOP. FIRST WE DREW A PATTERN OF ANYTHING USED IN A KITCHEN, TRACED IT ON A PIECE OF wOOD, AND THEN USED A BIG ELECTRIC SAw TO SAw IT OUT. THEN WE SANOPAPERED IT AND VAR- NISHEO IT. SOME SHARES WE MADE WERE OF A TEAPOT, ROLLING PIN, PLATE AND CANDLE. JEAN STEWART

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ideal ad 7040256 Qmdec BACK Row LEFT T0 RIGHT-MRS. WILLIAMSON, JANICE GOLBERC, ANITRA HANBERG, CONSTANCE WANKE, GILBERT BELCOURT, JAMES CRAWFORD, ALVIN BITZ, LONNIE SMITH, GAYLORD WALLS. FRONT ROW-BETTY GALBAVY, FLORENCE BRADFORD, JAMES BAKER, LEOTA BELCOURT, IRENE BELCOURT, VELAURA BUTLER, SAMMY BITZ, LEA- MON FLANSBERG, RUDOLPH WANKE, RONNIE VOSEN, NOT SHOwN- WAYNE SWAN. ON SEPTEMBER 5, I95O, FOUR THIRD GRADERS AND FOURTEEN FOURTH GRADERS ENROLLED IN Box ELDER SCHOOL IN OCTOBER LEOTA BELCOURT .IOINED Us AND A MONTH LATER FLORENCE BRADFORD MOVED TO HER HOME TOWN, CHINOOK. BOTH WERE FOURTH GRADERS. WE ELECTED OFFICERS FOR OUR GOOD CITZENS CLUB AND RECEIVED PINS FOR BEING GOOD MEMBERS. WEEKLY MONITORS ARE APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT. OUR AIM IS TO PROMOTE FAIR PLAY, GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP, AND NEATNESS OF OUR ROOM AND PERSON. WE SPONSORED THE AMERICAN JUNIOR RED CROSS DRIVE SUCESS- FULLY, WITH A REPRESENTATIVE VISITING EACH ROOM AND A TOTAL DO NATION OF 37.30 RECEIVED. WE ALSO SOLD 25 RED CROSS PENCILS. EACH BIRTHDAY WAS DULY CELEBRATED WITH A SURPRISE PARTY. A SPRING PARTY FOR ALL SUMMER VACATION BIRTHDAYS PROVED GREAT FUN. OUR MOST EXCITING EVENT OF THE YEAR WAS THE BROADCASTING OF OUR PLAY 'CHRISTMAS CHARMn OVER STATION KAVR, HAVRE. AT THIS TIME WE VISITED THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE AND COUNTY LIBRARY WHERE EACH PUPIL RECEIVED A CARD AND CHECKED OUT A BOOK, BEGINNING OUR PROJECT 'MY READING DESIGN.'