Fort Benton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Benton, MT)

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V Mk, THE PIONEER dancing, the music being furnished by Loos's orchestra ot which Basham Overfield and Merlin McLeish were Sophoinores. Members of our class, aided by two of the Juniors, gave several numbers of music. Also a play was given by Leland Howder and Margaret Smith. Near the elose of the enjoy- able evening, John Harris and Jess Sehoonover surprised everyone by start- ing a sword duel, during which a saek ot peanuts concealed in the decorations was struck and scattered over the floor. lVe were complimented by several of the faculty as having served one of the best lunches since the beginning ot the parties in the Domestic Science rooni. As spring approached. Coaeh Ashcraft sta1'ted track work and as pros- pects looked good, arrangements were made for a duel track meet with Belt High School to be held on the home field. Of the 109 points. the total of all events, our team won S13 points, G0 of these being won by Ralph Uhl, Billy Murray, John Harris, Merlin Mclieish, lValter Merger and Jess Sehoonover. Of the three nien sent to Missoula State Track Meet, two were Soph-- inores, Ralph Uhl and lvalter Merger. Our elass as well as the rest of the school is proud of Mergers skill in javelin throwing. and though the other representative did not place. we are equally proud of hini. lVe have enjoyed our past two years of high sehool activities and are looking forward to the time when we will be Juniors and then as we look farther toward the goal and see ourselves sitting in the Senior rows, we are more determined to do our best, and to uphold our motto Ever Onwardfl HARRIET LOUTHER '23 JESS SCHOONOVER '23 1 1

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THE PIONEER FRESHMAN CLASS Left to Right First row-Harolcl Stranaliari, liaymoucl Marlcloy. Earle Moiitgoiiiory. .lust- Stolliuon. Lorriu Clarke. Kouuvtli Pettit. Sovoiifl row-Mary P21ffllI'St7ll. Lucillc' Clarko. Ella Thissol. Elloii Marlclvy. Violet Scott, Everett Day, John Joyce. 'llhirml I'0XVf.-Xllllil Hagen, Kathoriiie Souienza. Cecil Pelloy. Holvn Holmes. Ruth Leo, l lo1'0nc-Q Cougliliii, Lola Blll'C'l10ff. Fourtli 1'ow-l+'1'a11c-os Dovk. Mabel Slieplicrcl, .Ivana-tto IA2lB2lI'l't', lilaiivlae Cooper, Sereno lllarrl, llolvn Loaclicr. Juno Ouarm-ls. Fifth row-llci'boi't Coopc-r, Barton lull1'1'il-V, Ralph Shcpliorcl, Hay lllil, Eclwarcl Hein-holt, litlllftlll lllilforfl. CLASS OFFICERS Pl'0Slfl0llt ..,.....,....,.,.7.,,,,,7,,,,,i,,,,,,,, , Everett Day Yico Prvsimlout ,,.,., ,,7,, I iouiiotli Pettit w hv01'0t a ry ............. 'I'1'0as111'01' ......, .. . Y..... Sereno lV31'll ..,,.Btl1'f0l1 Miirralv Class Flower ...... ,,,,, l 'ink Carnal iou Class Colors ,,.. Class Motto ,Y.i,,., ..... .,,,.1lI2lI'0Oll and Lig ll'o1'lc aml lVih. 6