Buffalo High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Buffalo, MT)

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 'a 7 ' j I JSSsssr 7 7 777777 777V 777 flp'jH |lr77777 77 7 WHO? Bo you know your sons and daughters Or who the kids” next door may he? If you don’t know them by these riddles You’ll find their names on page three» 1 Who is this pair so impulsive and quick, A large Sanly hoy who enjoys good trick And a girl who excels in her ’ritfametic? 2. Yho are these four merry hut studious hoys, Their big, round blue eyes expressing their joys? They have fun at their lessons as well as at their toys, 3. She entertains the folks at school and at home By making good music on her saxaphone. 4-. A little hoy and his sister, who is so very small— In the whole school she’s the tiniest of them all- Bide on a pony that oft times gives them a fall, 5® He’s tall hut not so lean nor lank. And he’s often up to many a prank 6. We are proud of these three who have red hair And their dark-haired little sister also does her share. They drive every day in weather stormy or fair 7 His twinkling brown eyes and his pretty smile, 1-ake all of our school work seem worth while. 8. Each of these three little folks’ names begins with a capital J, They are just as dependable in their work, as they are in their play, This whole school year all three of them have been here everyday. 9. Ho sweeter child you’ll find where ever you may roam, Y ith her two devoted grandparents she makes her home. 10. Here are two new boys who ride daily to town. Because our school is the best to he found. The older makes the benjo emit a sweet sound. 11. There are two hoys and a girl in this dark-haired family They walk a very short distance to school as you can see How who, pray tell, can give the name of all these three? 12 As fair as a lily, as sweet as a rose, She brings joy and music vrherever she goes. 7 7 7 7 7 7 '} r '

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 .[:! I $ ' y j . 4 PHIHAR Miss Sdna C stleman, Teacher First, Second and Third Grades The Attendance Record for the Entire Year. Loree Conner-——-------- —------ —-------------------- perfect Charles Edwards------------ -------—---------------- Perfect Margaret Hart------------------------------------- perfect Earl Mat till— ------------------------ —---------- Perfect John Miller-------- ----------- — —----- —----------- Perfect Joy Miller--------—-- ------------------------------ perfect Thebold Remaklus-----—------------------------------- Perfect Howard Wetzel-------------------- ----------------- —Perfect Wayne Wetzel-----------------—------------------------ perfect Mildred Williams---- --------------------- Absent only 1-6- days Donald Hart------------------------------- Absent only 2 days Mable Williams — --------— ------------------- -Absent 2-g- days Julia Edwards----------------------- —--------Absent 4 days Rae Spurgeon------------------------ •---------Absent 5 day3 Steven Ristine----------------------—------------Absent 9 days Aaron Harvey------------------------------ -Absent 15£ days From left to right; (first row) Wayne Wetzel p John Miller, Earl Matt ill, Mildred Williams, Julia Edwards and Margaret Hart. (second row) liable Williams, Theo Remaklus, Aaron Harvey, Steven Ristine and Rae Spugeon. (third row) Howard Wetzel, Charles Edwards, Donald Hart, Hiss Castlemon, Loree Conners and Joy Miller. The following pupils were enrolled at the first of the year; Elizabeth and Martin Crabtree, Robert Morse, Beulah Nickels and Carrol Olson. i 7 t f I 1 x JJJ y ✓ 777 , ,

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 777 f 7 7 ' 13. Two big, strong, husky blondes arc they. These fine lads, of whom we can easily say. Prom the top of the honor roll, are only a short way. 7 y 14. This tall boy is a newcomer this year. The whole eighth gra do we 1cones him here. 15. A chunky little lass and a healthy little lad. Lay be a trifle mischievous but never really bad, Hide to school every day, for which we are very glad 16. It is r. lovely little lady, indeed His V'ho stays at home because her health is as it is. 17. There’s a handsome boy, and his brother so tall, Then any fun’s to be had all one needs do is call, And they are right there, the first ones of all. 18. Low let us present to you, this athletic, modest dame. In whatever line she chooses, to Buffalo she’ll bring fame 19. In this small family we have a trio of fine musicians, A daughter who plays the piano and two saxophonist sons, V e think the older boy should be noted for his puns. 20. You’ll find these two boys on the roll call at the end of the alphabet, '«hen it comes to getting to school on time, they’ve never been beaten yet. 21. Vlith her big, brown eyes and her long dark curls. She’ll keep boars’ hearts in constant whirls. 22. These three- come to school in a Chevrolet car Although it isn’t so very, very far. Their mental ability is much above par. 23. Here’s to the boy with the great big, brown eyes. vLo in all his studies is exceedingly wise. 24. Not long ago they moved awry, these two maidens so bright. Each morning found them working vith all their main and mi ght, They never ceased to labor till their lessons were just right• 25. In the eighth grade you will find this manly little scout For mischief, please take notice, he’s always on the lookout• fy ' ' 7