Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

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the ketochi xx-x-ixxxxxxixx:-:-:-:-:-» Class Adviser....................................Miss Elsie May Johnson OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President ---------- Vice-President....................... Secretary-Treasurer -------- OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER President............................... Vice-President.............. Secretary-Treasurer -------- John Brown Alan Dea Grace Tibke John Brown Vivian Schell Grace Tibke (lass Colors Pink and Yellow (lass Flower Snap Dragon Class Motto In Every Way and Every Day We’re Getting Better and Better” Michael Sullivan John Brown Alan Dea Allen Turn bow Carl Reynolds FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL Betty Wade Evelyn Parkhurst Wayne Jones Miss Elsie May Johnson Allen Chesbro Helen Morton Esther Mills Vivian Schell Frances Rumney Grace Tibke Mabel Hodson Ada Turner Marjorie Davies Palma DeFlorio Patco 24 1932 :::

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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

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the ketochi CLASS YELL Osh, Gosh, Frosh, Frosh, Happy, Snappy, Clever, Osh, Gosh, Frosh, Frosh, Sto] 'em, Top ’em. Never. Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Frosh! CLASS SONG “7f’$ a Long Time Till ’35 ’ (Tune: “It’s a Long Way to Tipperary”) It’s a long time till thirty-five. It’s a long time to go. It’s a long time till thirty-five. But we'll get there sure I know; There’ll l e hard work and lots of study But good times, so we’re game. It’s a long time till thirty five, But we’ll get there just the same. THE GREATEST AMBITION Carl Reynolds—A heavy-weight prize fighter. Allen Turnbow—A pearl diver in the Hawaiian Islands. Alan Dea—To be king of the world. Allen Chesbro—To do nothing. John Brown—To have all the girls love him. Ada Turner—To be able to chew gum in Miss Johnson’s class. Frances Ruinney—To be noisy. Helen Morton—To get along. Palma He Florio—Singing for the world. Esther Mills—To l e able to talk like Melva. Wayne Jones—Sit near Marie. Mabel Hodson—To win Dick. Marjorie Davies—To be blond. Evelyn Park hurst-—To Ik? a model. Vivian Schell—To be a beauty operator. Betty Wade—To become an architect. Marie Freel—To get “up” in society. Mike Sullivan—To have a school girl complexion. Grace Tibke—To be an expert cook. For Sale: The book, “Innocents Abroad. by Mark Twain, describing the trip of Mike Sullivan, Howard O'Neill, Allan Turnbow, and John Brown. 1932 Page 25