Buffalo High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Buffalo, MT)

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— — » In the year of 1927, the ten Freshmen who entered high school were Lawrence and John Martin, Richard and Elton Stevens on,Hazel Loon- ey, Marvin Calicoat, Ruth Lewis, Norman Wagner and Mary Spurgeon. Dur- ing the year Marvin Calicoat and Hazel Looney dropped out so only eight finished the year. Several members of the class made the Bas- ketball team and entered Declamation, The next year two members, Robert Gurney from Lewistown and Eet- tie King from Caldwell, Idaho, entered our midst. Returning to our Buffalo High the third year, we again found that ten members were present. The Junior Prom was the leading event of the past year. With all members working diligently, we raised funds for the Promenade, which was characterized by the advent of Dame Fash- ion in a longer dress. Vacation time is drawing near and three short years have passed but not forgotten as we continue to forge onward un- til we, the Juniors of 1929 and 1930, shall have attained the honor of being graduates of the year of 1931.,. JUNIOR CLASS ROLL Bettie King Robert Gurney Elton Stevenson NAME NICKNAME J ohn Thomas A. Becket Roy Curly Ruth Boots Robert Bob Elton Stevenson Mary Soc Richard Ichabod Norman Scotty Bettie Betts Ruth Lewis John Martin Roy Philpott Mary Spurgeon Norman Wagner Richard Stevenson HOBBY SAYINGS SONGS Teasing the Oh 1 Shoot J Girl of My girls Dreams Dancing Baloney I When I Thot I Had You Batching OhJ Gosh I Painting the Clouds with Sunshine Studying Whaz’ at If I had a mean? J Talking Pic- ture of You Typing Holy Shoe Me the Christmas } TJay to go Home Letter Woir lllll Among My writing Souvenirs You’d be I don’t In the Days surprised I know. of 49 1 Chewing gum By Golly! Singin in the Rain Talking over I don’t I’m a One the front care no- Man Gal fence how I! A

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SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT—----- VICE-PRESIDENT- SECRETARY—— CLASS REPORTER- SPONSOR— CLASS COLORS: Purple and Gold —LUCILLE OLSON ORVAL FAIRBANKS —HELEN WORMLEY ---DAVID HANSEN ------MISS LEIK CLASS FLOWER: Pansy CLASS MOTTO: Rowing, not Drifting From left to right: First row; Mary and Edna Lilley, Helen Wormley, Lucille Olson, and Erma Ristine. Second row; David Hansen, Raymond Jacksout, Irving Olson, Orval Fairbanks, and