Bridger High School - Scout Yearbook (Bridger, MT)

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Sunday evening. May 23. Eight o’clock. Bridget High Gym. Baccalaureate Commencement TED LEHMAN. Salutatorian. ALVIN RANGITSCH, Valedictorian.

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Senior Class Prophecy Looking back through the pages of our photograph album, we note that the Class of '54 is scattered over the continent, engaged in various professions. First, we see Dave Becker with a seasonal job, He works in Hart Albins as Santa Claus. Cliff Peters, once famous for F. F. A. awards, Is employed by a circus, swallowing swords. To be a stenographer was Florence's wish; Now a waitress--what a dish! Ted Lehman, a great industrial man. Was seen putting keys on a coffee can. Donna Templin whom the boys used to chase; Now looks as if she’s won every race. Lover boy Johnson, whom we all used to know. Is now selling pins at a bubble dance show. Shirley Webber, who wanted to be a nurse, Is now making a living driving a hearse. Pitcher, Jim Stiert, whom the fans used to boo. Is now throwing fish to the seals in the zoo. Alvin Rangitsch, a former engineer. Has now turned his talents to home-made beer. That great cowboy, Jim McDowell, Is now a street cleaner in the city of Powell. Graceful Gene Geiger, who moved with such ease. Now teaches the hula in the sunny South Seas. Tom Kucera, known as a Democrat fan. Now is seen as the top Republican man. Rhiney Laber makes Dr. Laber’s formula 10-- Guaranteed to grow hair on a ball point pen. Now who is that, who was laid so flat, The famous woman wrestler, Canvas Back Pat? And here is Paul Graham, our favorite man, Who works on KOOK'S tours through Musicland. Now chief of Greasy Pan Gulch’ we see— Harvey Jonas, now chief chef in old Paree. Well look at this picture; what do we hear? Our Leslie Harding—an auctioneer? Karen Hium, champion weiner stuffer of the world. Makes them straight, square, round and curled. Joe Murray who operates a cotton gin; Stuffs his cotton in bottles of aspirin. Bob Currie with his mathematical mind, Now counts nuts of every kind. Frances Wennemar with her legs so long, Is now in a mortuary playing a song. Verle Graham with a yippee-yi-ya, Now sings cowboy songs all day. And now as we turn the page we see, Mr. Collins modeling a B.V.D. Here's Betty Dietz in the middle row, Teaching the roosters how to crow. And so ends our visit with the Class of '54.

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