Dawson County High School - Dawsonian Yearbook (Glendive, MT)

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-' - DAWN ONIAN ' JU IOR CLASS HISTORY ln September, 1927, there gathered within thc walls of D. U. H. S., a group of Freslnnen, all more or less aiflicted with an inferiority colu- plex, which became acute when the supereilious glance of an upper Ul21SSll13l1 rested upo11 them. Even the 11ewly acquired long trousers of seine of the boys and Bobby Skirts fthe very latest thingy which most of the girls sported failed to offset that feeling of humility. A fellow feeling makes us wondrous kind -and among our- selves, good fellowship flourished. We elected officers as follows: President, Nick Stecherg Vice-President, Rungna Forbergg and Miss Sivertson, Glass Advisor. Because Nick becanic a Sophomore in Janu- ary 1927, Oscar Hanson was elected to take his place. During oul' Sophomore year John Bendon was chosen President, Arnold Quannnen, Vice-President, Zcllld Reuben Fisher, Secretary and Treasurer. Miss Hutchings is our Class Advisor. V By dint of hard study and good scholarship, others have been added to our ranks, preps who came up in January 1927. During the year our Illlllllllil' has totaled eighty-five. Our class rings arrived in lleccinber. C0llllllltlLt'PS have been ap- pointed and plans are new under way for a Bigger and Better Prom. Each year has found a marked iinprovcincnt i11 us mentally, moral- ly, and physically for so we fondly iuiaginell Not least to be com- mented upon is our assured 111211111612 Now as Juniors our sang froid is most commendable. Next year, as Seniors, with a frigid look, we can easily make a humble Freshman of 1929 quake, and the11, at last, we Freshmen of 1926 vintage will be avenged! ' O temporal O mores! By Virginia Adams. Page 43