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

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1 9 3 5 F 9 H S . .I'2f. J.9 'EER SENIOR WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Class of 35 bequeathe our snare rn the actrvrtres of Fort Benton Hrgh School to the Sophomore class and to the Junro class we bequeathe Mr Hagre s krnd and help ul co operatron whrch he has so obhvmgly grven us throughout our four yea s of hr h school John Stevens wrlls hrs assembly announcements and Jokes to Edward McAuley Marvrn Nelson wrlls hrs place as school poet to Lucrlle Buffrngton Lrlnan Taylor wrlls her trtle as the saddest person rn school to Royal Morrrson Earlrne Hulett wrlls her lusty vorce and rts varred uses to Nettle Hazen Ted Barkhoefer W1lls hrs green ernhroroered necktre and hrs motorcycle to Wrlbur Bradley laoprng that the grrls wrll be fas mated by his new addrtron Beatrrce Chappell wrlls her darlv noon walk down the starrs wrth Mrss Gannaway and her many hours of tuay to Mary Steve: s Herrr an Small bequeathes hrs place rn the cross count y run rn upholdrng the Small tradrtron to Vrctor Ellrott to do the same for hrs famrly Harry Culbertson wrlls hrs prefer nce for the unlrghted streets when wrth hrs grrl frrends to Dorothy Burchett and Wrlbur Johnson Emma Lovrnger Wrlls her strrng of boy frrends fexcludrng Eugenel to Mrldred Mc Krnlay who rs capable of handlrng them Neal Archer leaves hrs partrcular rnterest for the dormrtory to Frank Jenkrnson George Vrelleux wrlls hrs frery temper and wrthermg looks to Mrldred McKrnlay Harold Bateman wrlls hrs abrlrty o caotrvate the grrls to Robert Sternbacher Margaret Kelly wrlls a certarn practrce set rn bookkeeprng to Howard Meeks hoprng that he wrll get rt rn before the end of next year Arnold Tacke wrlls hrs lean and hungry look to Orvrlle Selmyhr Albert Bokovoy wrlls hrs strong manly f gure and ambrtrons to make the 1' rst squad n basket ball to Jrm Ben Urton Sam Mlller bequeathe hrs natural ware to Wrlfred Danrels just rn case the harr dressers should strrke Phrl Stull wrlls hrs orrgrnal bed trme stor es and Edrth to John Drewrske Vrrgmra Rrdenour wrlls her characterrstrc laugh whrch developed when she was a treshman and sophomore and whrch rs now rn constant use to Stanley Smrth Marran Schmrdt wrlls her place rn voml crrcles and her prccolo to Vrctor Chrr 'en M rre Lembke wrlls her hatred for the opposrte sex to Jean Frrelds Mzrrgre Romrnger wrlls her abrlrry to tnrnk before sne speaks to Fdrth Roudebush ust to save her apologres Margaret Murphy wrlls her fluent sperrkrng to Norman Jackson Mary Okada wrlls her clumsy ways and expressronless voice to Emrl Johnson August Bateman wrlls hrs abrlrry as a lrne plunger on the football team to Norrrs :lanford Emrly Frrdmanskr wrlls her busrness lrke ways to Robert Buck John Ames wrlls hrs annual trrp 'o Bozeman and hrs place on the honor roll to Raymond Walters Earl Culbertson Wrlls hrs glrlrsn frgure 'md brg blue e5 es to Daphne Roddy Helen D Jackson wrlls her pal Lors to Marabeth Paul My rna Lewrs wrlls her long slow st rd.. to Frederrck Jahnke L ah Meeks wrlls her pen name Carrot Top to R-Urnald Rody Francis OHara wrlls hrs rrksom att tude rn the classroom to Edwrn Chrrstensen Ruth Morrow wrlls her love of home makrng to Jean Frrelds hoprng that she wrll mn a home lovmg husband Lourse Morrow wrlls her preference for a Flat rathe than a house to Betty Mac Kenzre Junror Tschache Wrlls hrs lrst of debtors to Prerr Pe 'es who always seems to collect all hrs debts 1Contrnued on page 229 19- Illllllllllllllllllllllll: I 1 nu . - - - ' s no uuununuannnusllnn auausnllluullulnnlnilll n u I n lla Ili y . . . . , . Y , . . K I 14 , - , A . 4 I , . . Y U r - o z: ' I ' ' 1 ' . , , s . , . . ,. , A . . 4, . ' 'Q i . , . . L . . A . , . r T A I ' A ' N A 4 ' n 3 . -J A . 1 - - rr v n - , . 1 . . i - . i - - 1 . S . Y . . A . l . . - . . . . . - . Q ui . - . ' , A . . Q . . . , . .K S- - Sell. Q . . . , Q ra . L . . . . . .L . . . . ' I I. I - Q - ' . ' ' . A . - l A . . ' ' - -L as - u - . . r A . V . . Y - . as v1 - . L , . , , 1 . . F, 1 , . y - . 1 ' ll V! ' -f -D . . , . . . e Q . , 1 . 1 C 1' A - ' ' - ' 8 . . .

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me PIONEER B H 19 3 5 EXCERPTS FROM SENIORS DIARIES Jumor Tschache-February 22 1935 fdurmg Class B Tournament 1n Great Falls? Had a swell t1me even though Albert and I d1d have to call up Fort Benton a coupla t1mes before we got our g1rls rounded up and forgot wh1ch hote' we left the car at Got home about 3 Harold Bateman March 6 1935 Awfully blue Just found out that Sh1rley sa1d Ph1l has H of my heart I dont know who has the other 94 but guess It 1sn t me Albert Bokovoy March 16 1935 If I go to Square Butte many more tlmes I wont have anythmg left The last t1me I lost my hat and th1s t1me f1fty cents I m Int have lost mole 'han that 1f I hadnt kept my head August Bateman March 17 1935 Had a heavy date on ton1ght F1r t t1me Kat1es been out for weeks Boy d1d we celebrate' Ted Barkhoefel March 2 1935 W1sh I had a back seat for that motorcvcle of m1ne Ill bet It IS kmda ro gh r1d1ng back there Earl Culbertson rafter tournament 1n Great Falls? Lady Luck must be w1th me I have lost f1ve pounds What does worry me though IS that my Great Falls g1rl told me her address was 111 6th Avenue North and Alfred says that IS where the c1ty park IS l eah Meeks-October 20 1934 Chosen oppos1te John Stevens 1n the Semor play Hot Dog' Arnold 'lacke-March 17 1935 boy that g1rl of mme out at Russell s11 e beats those 1n Fort Benton Seems llke ' can dance better out there too Orma Mover I Last n1ght of county Bas' etball Tournamentl I wouldnt m1nd l1v1ng at Portage Someday maybe Tony Vllu have a car of h1s own and wont have to rely on the bro' mer n law Beatrne Chappell Ap11l 4 1935 I m sure gomg to have to get down ar-cl study Only got B tod 1y 1n geometry Guess trat 1S oecause I stud1ed only 45 mmufes last n1ght Emma Lounger March 10 1935 The cake wasnt so had but oh the 1c1ng' I woulun t have m1nded so much 1f they just hadnt told Gene 11ldred Champlin Aprll 3 1935 All he can talk about IS a1rplanes motorcycles 1ceplanes and every other k1nd of cvcle and plane there 1S I ought to be pretty well 1nformed by now 'Harlan Schmldt-March I8 1935 Tnat dancmg teacher almost ruxned me Steps' Steps' Steps' Every place I go fhere IS a fl1ght of sta1rs to cllmb Annabel Kelly March 16 1935 That old saymg that thmgs always happen 1n cycles of three seems to hold true nth me Three sleepless n1ghts three dates ard three phone calls 'teal Archer February 25 1935 Ill sure catch It 1n the mornmv I was playmg pool and d1dnt get down to the dorm urt11 after It was closed lohn Stevens-January 20 1935 A perfectly enjoyable even1ng untxl Mrs Lockwood arrnea on the scen 'vlark Tattan March 10 1935 Even 1f we do have to f1ght a hard battle w1th the Sandy Basketball team I always 1ave a good t1me when I go up there I don t know why unless It IS because the Sandy g rls are so hosp1table John Ames-February 27 1935 Of course I would get the measles just when I had my mmd all nade up to go to a dance Now I suppose tne next dance Ill go to w1ll be my wedd1ng dance Illllan Taylor Februaly 10 1935 And I was so sure no one saw me take that Splll After I had p1Cked myself up whom should I see across the street almost spl1tt1ng Wlth laughter but Ph1l 20- :nunuuunnunuuuu u .lun nnuuuuusuncuouluslu:: F. . . S. ::unausnuuuunulluu I n-nnnunnuu:: uunnunnuuuununs! nnuuuunsun 9 , . , . . . ' ' I . 4. - 1 . 1 , . . . M . :, ,, . . , , . , . . , , , . 1 , . L. , . . , . . . - . , . lo o . ... y . . . N . . , Q . V . .J . . 4 1 , . . . , . . , , . . - . 11 1 ' ' .1 ' 4- ' 4 - 1 - 1 , , - , . 1 , . ., . . T . . t 1 I .. . .. - , . . - 1 X 1 ' . , . . . . . - y v . 3 J. ' . .i 1 -. , . 1 . ' . , - I . . t . 1 , . .- v - 1 1 v . - , - 1 1 - - - r 1 . .v 1 , . 1 r l , . 1 , . .,. - ., x . , , 1 , 1, 1 , . 1 ' ' ' ' .. - ' v . J. A 4 . w 1 , . I . . ', , C. 1 - , , ' w . w - . . . . ' V v A v .. , . 1 ' , 1 4 1 , , 4. - 11 - ' v Y 1 .