Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

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the ketochi Class Adviser.................................Miss Freda Mahlstedt FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President - - - Wilma Briscoe Vice-President ......... Dorothy Watson Secretary-Treasurer ........ Dorothy Flood SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President................................................Mary Natch ton Vice-President -..............................- Ronald Yandbll Secretary-Treasurer ........ Dorothy Flood Class Colors . Class Flower Orchid and Yellow Lilac Tona Cauble Glaifry Moll Elizabeth Peterson Helen Madsen Jack Boeke Leo Riley Donald Poirier Class Motto “Go-Getters Always Get There” SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Beth Cone Ronald Yandell Ruth Brown Angus Ferguson Miss Freda Mahlstedt Earnest Webb Elya Hale Mary Xaughton Cleo Brodock Winifred Haley Wilma Briscoe Irma Ogden Betty Wiieir Dorothy Watson Dorothy Flood Pago 22 19 3 2

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the ketochi CLASS YELL Juniors! Juniors! We are tough! We’re the class that knows our stuff, We’re the class that’s got the pep, So when you see us, watch your step. Juniors! Juniors! CLASS SONG “The Red and White’ Red and white, red and white, With your colors flying; Red and white, red and white, Other classes defying. Other classes cannot compete When the red and white they meet Junior Class. JCXIOR MENAGERIE Mary Weston—deer—so quiet. Dorothy Searle—snail—so lifeless. Viola Grubb—antelope—so swift. Genadean Park hurst—mink—so blonde. Margaret Flanagan—bull dog—what a bluff. Daisy Siober—minx—so feline. Sheldon Brodock—a beaver—such a worker. Bud Mortag—jack rabbit—on the jump. Dick Xaughton—a bear—such a lover. Conrad Peterson—chipmunk—such a talker. Medric Bruneau—an elephant—so large. CLASSIFIED ADS Opportunity knocks but once! Here's your chance, Xaughton's “harem ! girls! Step up an join Dick For Sale: A talking machine, answers to the name of Bud Mortag. 1 haven’t time to listen to it.—Mr. 11. A. Winner. Wanted: A new freight car for us to travel and loaf in.—Tom Sullivan and Sheldon Brodock. Pape 21

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jt: • • • ' i ■ • » V. I I . THE KETOCHI • « t » » • ? • » • • • .» . I ‘ ...................... 1 SOPHOMORE— SO J II, S-OPH, S O r il O-M-O-K-E, Sophomores, Kali, Kali, Sophomores, Rah, Kali, Who-rah, W ho rah. Sophomores, Kali, Rah! C means airy castleS A is for anger, nO S for spicy peP C is cares, oh! oH! Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, ’34, 34, Kali, rah, rah, rah, rah, ’34, ?34, Kali, rah, rah, rah, rah, Sophomore '34! A represents aims bravO I) means dreams—aheM E everybody there, rightO H hurry! behind? neveR S is for girls so nicE 3 Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, (Clap to same time) Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, I Repeat clapping) Gogetters '. »4, Gogetters '34 Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, (Clap) CLASS SONG “Go-getters ahraifs get there (Tune: “Capital Ship ) You all have heard the story of the class of '34, But it can bear repeating now and yea for ever more. We have a reputation which has brought us worthy name; We’re climbing up the ladder which will bring us well-earned fame. (Chorus) Then work, ye gang, lii-ho, A moving we will go; Go-getters always get there, Our motto is a dare. Our members are sincere Throughout the high school year! We work like------well! And in play excell, So give the Sophs a cheer. •• « . » » • • ? » 1 • • « • i 19 3 2 I » • • • - i i i • t Page 23