Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

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Commencement Exercises Class Salutatorian. Class Speaker...... Class Solo......... Class Valedictorian Benediction Elizabeth Sanderson Prof. E. L. Freeman ..Stephen A. Gaylord ....Pearl Taylor .........O. L. Davis Class Night—’26 Class Historian......... President’s Proclamation Class Poet.............. Class Suffragette....... Class Pessimist......-.. Class Optimist.......... Class Code of Laws...... Class Lawyer............ Class Bluestocking...... Class Prophet........... Class Song.............. Elizabeth Sanderson .....Edward Seaton .......Creta Wilson ......Helen Hughes ......Bill Shanklin ......Junior Lyman .......Mabel Strunk ......Lester Munroe Pearl Taylor .....Frances James ........Class of 26 Class Play—’26 Eliza Vandam.... Sandy Verrall Lady Pennybroke Alexander Verrall Vera Laurence Montague Jordan Herbert........ Mrs. Allaway... Frances James ..Lester Munroe Mabel Strunk ... Edward Seaton ....Creta Wilson Bill Shanklin ..Junior Lyman Pearl Taylor The Class Play of ’26 was given at the Pastime, and proved a great success. All the actors did their parts very well, and the entire com- munity showed their appreciation by attending it. 23

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Excelsior Revised Class Poem The days of school are ending fast And we the Seniors of our class Are longing’ for the 'final' day When we shall pass forth on our way. Adieu. We look back thro' the last four years A veritable vale of tears, But yet in spite of griefs and woes We dread to leave both friends and foes. O, My! Our freshman year was full of grief, As Sophs we gathered much relief, But when as Juniors we raised Our heads, and crowed, in true self praise. Ye Gods! At last, our Seniority, Made us the free-est of the free, We had now reached our highest aim The Seniors of undoubted fame! Salaam! As out into the world we go We question if enough we know, To tread alone the world’s dark ways, And choose the right, avoid delays. Query! But this we know spite all our fears, That all throughout the coming years, We’ll look back with delight to this, The time of our undoubted bliss. Selah. So here’s to this dear school of ours, May it’s path be strewn with flowers, And each suceeding year exceed The last in honor, word and deed. Farewell! 22

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Calendar Sept. 8—Opening of school—students reg- ister, many conflicts. Freshmen in prominence. Sept. 9—Senior meeting. Election of of- ficers. Sept. 14—Schedules straightened out and wheels running smoothly. Sept. 15—First A. S. B. meeting, Bill in the chair. Sept. 18—Sophs entertain H. S. at a party in honor of Freshmen. A good sized handful to go through tor- tures. Esther Haynes and Bob's solo in prominence. Sept. 29—A. S. B. meeting. John wants brilliant scarlet B. B. suits. Oct. 1—Trio of girls from Great Falls un- der direction of Mr. Keyes give Assembly program. Oct. 9—Party held in H. S. assembly for Sophs by the Frosh. Oct. 20—A. S. B. meeting—masquerade party under heated discussion. Oct. 27—School closes two days for teach- ers convention in Great Falls. Oct. 29—Many pupils shine at Halloween masquerade, down town. Nov. 9—School closes for rest of week to help with crops, because of the shortage of help. Nov. 13—Seniors motored to Great Falls to get their pictures taken for annual. Nov. 25—School closes for two days in ob- servance of Thanksgiving and time for the dinner to settle. 24