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

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--l DAWN ONIAN ?4-5.93 L-be - THE CLASS OF TWENTY-NINE The Senior class of twenty-nine, with battle-flag unfurled Prepare to join the legions in the struggle 'gainst the world In wresting from its selfish hands, The bread wherewith to feed its bands. In the minds of this brave Senior class Their battle-guns will clear the passg For Learning is their cannon-ball, And Knowledge climbs o'cr cliff and wall. By this they know, that day by day Whatever be the price they pay, Whoever from their hosts are lost, The victory will repay the cost. Icyle Rich ZX v Page 90

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-- 415 DAWSONIAN 419' - - K ... 4. 1 Q. -. ag .-. - , -. .' --4 4. :L ,Q 3. Q.. A .Q NINTH SCHOOL MONTH MAY, 1929 31 DAYS Faculty advises that the Full Moon May Exams will bring a holiday to be postponed until after Graduation. Dawson County High School. MAY-AQUARIUS-THE WATERMAN tMr. Fleishman watering the lawnj To fall oft the Woolworth building during this month will be very unlucky. Many people prove their insanity by falling in love. Charley horses and other animals will be in great demand. Mr. Aitchison: Give me the formula for DAY calcium chloride. Betty: CaCl. Aitchison: Next. 3. The Gypsy Rover will be 8iV9I1 at John B: I'll say CaCl, too. Ait hi : C t. the Rialto Theatre. c son Orrec In very olden times, they say, , . i . , When organs first were made, 11' :gafgtgln ihhglfani Rinse Fesm H1 The keys. they were so wide and stiff, W' 9 n en ve' With elbows they were played. -The Etude. 19. Baccalaureate services will be held. Thi: where were you last week? Mickie: I had clothes sickness. Th.: WVhat's that? 25' Graduation exercises of the Dawsun Mickle: My breath came in short pants and my tongue was coated. Th.-Poetically-Oh, what is so rare as a day in June? Happy-Practically-Well, a day in March is pretty raw. County High School. No one can sit on you as long as you stand up straight. Miss Oswald treferring to Ben John- sonlz Who said they always got their man? Leonard: Clara Bow! Donald: How are Fords made? Bud: They come from Ford Plants. Senior: Why don't you take chloroform? Prep: I will. Who teaches it? I AM MUSIC I supply your good-night anthem in the nightly carol of the grasshopper. I am the sweet lullaby at the cradle and the hymn of God's eternal peace at the grave. ' I .sv Q Page 89

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. - 49 ., s- WS - - - Q - MISS HENNIGAR You ask me a favor Which is very hard to do, to write about a lady So worthy fine, and true. To know her is to love her And to wish to know her more, And to be numbered in her list of friends, Of which she has a score. With all her crowding duties Giving lessons all the while, Yet she never seems too busy To greet you with a smile. We come from High or Grade schools U11 some instrument to invest. We like our music also, But we like our teacher best. God gave her gifts and talents, Which she never strives to hide, But with kindly, noble patience To others they're applied. With untirlng self-devotion Ot her time and pleasures too, She lives for those about her And the good that she can do. -Gladys Stafford. ' 'X' v - v Q wr v v v Page 91