Bridger High School - Scout Yearbook (Bridger, MT)

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GEORGE PRUENINGER “One cannot always be a hero but one can always be a man.” F.F.A. Reporter-3 F.F.A. -1-2-3 -4 F ootball-1-3-4 Basketball-3-4 Annual Staff-4 Scout Staff-4 Glee Club-4 T rack-2 LILLIAN ZIER “A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market.” Basketball-2-3 -4 Annual Staff-4 Pep Club-2-3-4 Glee Club-3-4 Scout Staff-4 DELLA BOSTIC “It ain't no use putting up your umbrella till it rains.” Annual Staff-4 Scout Staff-4 Pep Club-4

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RALPH FOUST “Poets utter great and wise things which they do not them- selves understand.” Student Council Vice-Pres.-4 Basketball-1-2-3 Annual Staff-4 F.F.A.-2-3-4 F ootball-1 CAROL LOYNING “Powerful things come in small packages.” Student Council Secretary-4 Glee Club Secretary-3-4 Pep Club Secretary-4 Class Secretary-3-4 Student Council-3 Glee Club-2-3-4 Pep Club-2-3-4 Annual Staff-4 Librarian-4 r HENRY VANDERLOOS “Men, in general, are but great children.” F.F.A. President-4 F.F.A. Reporter-2 Basketball-1-2 F.F.A.-1-2-3-4 Annual Staff-4 Scout Staff-4 F ootball-2

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5 e N I R V MANY MOON6 HAVE NOW PA6$ED BEFORE WHICH TELL OF OUR DEED£. The Rising Warriors, with their tall proud braves; their in- dustrious, beautiful “maidens,” and their many hard fighting Scouts, have at last anticipated what they have been working for many, many, long moons. Yes, the “Rising Warriors” are ready togo out in the world to seek their “fortunes,” and to prepare for their tribes. On the second moon of the ninth month in the year of 1945, thirty “papooses” entered Bridger High for the worldman’s training of four long years. At first they learned the principle things, such as getting along with their brothers, preparing in the hard difficult signs of their language, and learning to work as good “sports, and teamsters.” Papoose Bill Ludwig was chosen to do the secretarial work. The papooses emerged the first year with no failures and took the summer off to “gather wisdom” for the year to come for “The Growing Redskins “The Growing Redskins” began the year with a good start, choosing B. Clark as the presiding officer, and Jo Ann Clark as secretary. This was a better year for them as they were beginning to get a look in with all the rest of the tribe. Twenty-one “Fighting Braves” returned the third year to continue their learning. Fighting Fred Wennemar was chosen Chief Officer as the “Fighting Braves” were almost blood brothers now, and Carol Loyning was chosen “Slate Keeper.” The “Fighting Braves” were almost superior now excelling the other classes in many of their jaunts. Their class play, “We Shook The Family Tree” and their banquet were on “Top of the Mountain,” along with their prom. The “Rising Warriors” were at last on their fourth year with 21 warriors preparing for the “Beginning of Life.” Her- mina Laber was chosen as president and Carol Loyning ”a- gain carried the slate. ” In all the activities the “Rising Warriors’ led. Their paper, “The Scout” was a great success and their class year book, “THE SCOUT,” was a sensation. They gave two plays this year, both which were a great success. was chosen as Valedictorian, with holding Salutatorian honors. AND SO WITH the world at our feet, and our hearts in our hands, We, the “Rising Warriors”, leave good Old Bridger High, to take our place with the PASSING PARADE. Sponsored by E. H. WALRATH SONS Bridger, Belfry, Edgar T H E