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

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193K T e Pzoneer FBH5 Kathleen Morrow bequeaths Soff y to the new school blllldlII0 1n hope that he yy1ll learn more about housekeeplnv Augusta Nordhues bequeaths her 4 H Club p1ns to Yyonne Urton John Retzlaff bequeaths hls southpaw to Eld1e Oyerholser yyho could probably use two of them Carol Schoonoyer bequeaths her tr1ps to the Post Off1Ce for her fan mall eyery day to anyone who has amb1t1on to walk down there Dewey Small bequeaths h1s mterest 1D Bobby Nelsons IIITIOUSIIIC to Lyle 'Vhller Maxy Steyens bequeaths all her red marks to Daphne Roddy Betty U1ton bequeaths her Pollyanna attxtude to Betty Koch J1m Urton bequeaths his Don Juamshness to Vonley Cox Margaret Walter bequeaths her pout to A nes Jenkmson so she can get her w'ay more often than she does Clara Whltehorn bequeath he1 schoolgnl complexxon to Bob Bowker Seena Woodcock bequeaths her w1ld unxuly locks to some bald F151 Isla11de1 Ethel Woods refuses to bequeath her 1nterest ln J1m Ben to anyone so she says DIXIE McCaulay bequeaths her y1y1d blushes to Iryen Hunter Ottley Tschache bequeaths h1s red ha1r and ht way w1th women to B11ly VLSCI191 Rlchard GIGS bequeaths his bass XOICC to Donald Cronkh1te R1chard Romm e bequeaths hls curly locks that are so attract1ye to g1rls to Logan Hazen In w1tnfss whereof we haye hereunto subscr1bed our name and f1X8d ou1 seal th1 foulth day of June 111 the year of 0111 Lord one thousand nlne hundred and thrrty seyen How To Hake Nly Country Proud of Wie What I must do 1f my country would I must be braye k1nd and thouffhtful 1 must be n1 e to my Country If they haye another war I must Jom and do my best I must not be bad to my cla s mates or teachex I must not want too much on Chrlstmas I must not want to do 01 haye eyerythmg I must saye my money and put lt Ill the pot for poo1 people I must th1nk of others as well is myse'f If I eyer vet r1ch I must not be a m1se1 or hflye wa1ter I must do the work myself and V126 money to the poor people I must not destroy property on Halloween I must not be olam1n th1n,,s all the t1me O1 crabbxng about the wneat I must help our coun t1y and our CIIIES and bu1ld them up I must salute our flav when I should I must always wfnt t1ll my turn Wr1tten by Royal 'VIOTIISOH yyhen h yyas 1n s1xth rade Class of 37 Why I -'lm Proud of -imenca I am proud of Amer1ca becau e II has Daznel Boone who one day was 1n a shed drymg tobacco When ft tr1be of Ind1ans come and told h1m to come out a11d they had h1m he sa1d he would so he took some tobacco and threw It lll thelr faces and ot awav Another braye man was Colter who was 1n a boat w1th Potts when the Blackfeet IIICIIHHS attacked them The IlIdl8IIS told them to come to the sho1e but Pott turned toward the m1ddle of the st1eam The Indmns sl1ot 'Ind k1lled Potts then Colter we11t to the shore The Indmns took Colters gun and clothes avyav and made h1m run for his l1fe he 1an for the rlyer When he got there he broke a yessel Wr1tten by Ross Bennett when he yya All SIYIII ,,rade - ' -:- ll ' , -:- A v y ogy. . L- ' ' ' .' C. 1 ' . ' ' , . U' s' 'ki 4 . b A . .Q V mx I l . 'v ' ' . L A- v. v U ' v D . ,' , , . . . Y ' ' '- ' '- v ' v ' 4 '- . . . . , N , ' ' g .Y ' . , Y L ' V - , ' ,k. , . . - K V . ' - , 'S . ' - . . ' 1 V- Y be proud of me. I must obey all laws. some good and brave men such as . 3 , L. L L, I L - ' . I ' ' g . ' V. 2-. hx. A V , D I ' ' -. . , ' 1 ' ' 5. .' I S ' V , at , V. . . l -6 . C A V. . - l 'L X: . ' V .- . . U . 0 . . . U . . . D V . t K ,. - - . . U y U . L ' b . ' L- ' - . S , y. ,c- - U. U . 4 U - - L, B. L .- , e . V - . U . , . ..Q5i

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IBHQ P PIOIIPJI' 1931 SENIUR C1455 WILI We the class of 37 do hereby solemnly declare th1s to be our last w1l1 and testament Byron Ames bequeaths h1s rosy cheeks to Leona Swanson Hazel Armstrong bequeaths her smffles to Elmor Schm1dt some one bequeath a hanky Rosemary Barkhoefer bequeaths her eyes to Luc1lle Mauzey who certamly knovts how to use them Juha Bateman bequeaths her Engllsh accent to Florence Hanford Ross Bennett bequeaths h1s t1tle of Speed Kmg to Charles Stoxall Wllbur Bradley bequeaths h1S flery temper to V1c Elllott Irene Breault bequeaths her French to Mr Borchers future French classes Sadxe Bufflngton bequeaths her Southern dxawl and easy golng ways to Mlldrec McK1nlay Dorothy Burchett bequeaths her dalnty steps to Kelth Gordon Hazel Callison bequeaths her wavy hair to Evelyn Koger Ray Castor bequeaths h1s Herculean flgure to Lewls Neyland Jean Colby bequeaths her slender fxgure to Aaltje DeBru1n who IS 1n due need of IL Georgla Collms bequeaths her flymg fmgers to any poor Jumor who flnds herself 1D need of them Donald Schmldt Wllma Fowler bequeaths her seat 1n the Loma bus to the one who gets there flrst Wmnle Gordon bequeaths her formula for gettlng em and keepmg em to Grace Marty Ada Halley bequeaths her plgeon toes to Elsle Hagen Jean Hanford bequeaths her stand ln vuth the teachers to Elsie Chaney Ruth Hazen bequeaths her bold and brazen ways to Shxrley Castol that shy httle Carter vxolet Nettle Hazen bequeaths her bov fI'16IldS to whoever can catch them Frank Jenklnson bequeaths hls ab1l1ty to hold down the class presldency for four years to anyone who IS man enough to take xt Selma Jahnke bequeaths her mannlsh walk to Irene Roudebush Emxl Johnson bequeaths his gracefulne s to Francxs ORe1lly John Jones bequeaths h1s COOKIC duste-r to George Ollnger Bessle Koger bequeaths her monopoly on boy frlends to anyone vsho thmks they can hold them Sxdney Kurth bequeaths h1s wlse cracks to Eddle Cantor who ll probably be need mg them Robert Lang bequeaths hls gultar to hls grandchlldren Margaret Lembke bequeaths her Mae West curves to Betty Jane Woodcock Barbara Llppert bequeaths her round babv face to Jessamme Gardner Jameth Manley bequeaths hlth lxthp to Norman Jackson Florence Lorenzen bequeaths her gxggle to Esther Beecher Anna Manley bequeaths her ever ready smxle to Mae Small Vernon Mayer bequeaths hlS mlnlature stature to Norma Jones Morns Moe bequeaths h1s good natured d1spos1t1on to Leslxe Taylor 24-1 ' r -:- T11 ' ,f -:- F Fred Fishbaugh bequeaths his half interest in the back seat in the assembly to

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FBHS The Pzoneer 1937 SFNIUR CLJSS PRUPHECY Th1s IS stat1on F B H S broadcast1ng the reunlon of the class of 37 Your mastel of ceremonles for thls evenmg 1s Sldney Kurth that great maestro who wxth h1s TIEZX orchestra mll prov1de entertamment for you Th1s great o cas1on has certalnly brought together a lot of old graduates and what a d1fferenoe ten years has made' For mstance remember Rosemary Barkhoefer and her b1g eyes? Well shes star reporter of the New York Tlmes now Oh yes and Ray Castor ha, made h1mself famous by h1S 1nvent1on of sky hooks for alrplanes Jean Colby 15 a professxonal f1UUI'6 skater now you know that Sonja Hen1e stuff Our graceful llttle Gafvxk Johnson IS ID h1S element hes gone 1n for aesthetlc danclng You know Id never have thought It of hxm but MOPYIS Moe IS Adolf H1tlers rxght hand man Fancy that' K1d Lang xs 1n l1ne for the golf champxonshxp and says he owes It all to the practlce he got on the wonderful course 1n Fort Benton One of our most lmportant graduates at th1s reun1on 1s MISS Seena Woodcock fxrst woman pres1dent Polltlcs s ems to run 1n the famlly doesnt 1t ' Among our enter talners for the occaslon 1 M1ss Betty Urton that popular blues slnger and the famous dance team Sadle Bufflngton and Ottley Tschache who make Gmger Rogers and Fred ASDHITS blush for shame Dewey Small has rlsen from the ranks to the pos1t1on of present heavywe1ght champlon He hasnt acqu1red a cauhflofwer ear yet though Oh and heres M1ss Ame'r1ca for 1947 thats Bes 18 Koger you know or dxdnt you? Oh ves and theres our d1st1ngu1shed senator from Montana the Honorable Ross Bennett who has won recogn1t1on through h1s efforts to reduce the hxgh tarxff on peanuts so they vvouldnt get such a roastmg M1 s Jean Hanford has turned out another best seller From Soup to Nuts Rem mber those school dav sweeth arts Wlnnle and Fred9 Well Fred IS the d1gn1f1ed mayor of Tun1s and WIDHIC IS h1s charm1ng Wlfe fand they 11V8d happlly ever after? Georgla Colllns has become the worlds champlon typlst John Jones IS a l1fe guard rescumg aquat1c hula dancers on the beach at Walklkl Two of our former classmates have gone 1nt0 the moues Rxchard Romlng r IS the mat1nee 1dol of the hour and Florence Lorenzen is re1gn1ng queen of mov1e land R1chard GIGS IS a m1ll1ona1re Wall Street banker and Byron Ames has just completed a non stop fllght around the world ln twelve hours Augusta Nordhues and Ada Halley have become darlng explorers and are now planmng a tr1p to the Antarctlc Among those present are B111 Casey Rear Admlral of the Navy and h1s W'lf6 the former Selma Jahnke who gave up her career 1D grand opera for true love Hazel Armstrong IS now the esteemed pres1dent of Vassar and Wxlma Fowlers famous palntmgs have attracted much favorable attentlon from art critics all over the world Irene Breault 15 8d1tUI' of Vogue and says she got her start as ed1tor of The Pxoneer John Retzlaff has blown up several labor ator1es mth h1s expenments 1n chemlstry but hes one of those try try agaxn boys W1lbur Bradley has replaced B1ng Crosby as radxos sensatxon 1 crooner and Barbara L1ppert IS Broadways latest hlt Dorothy Burchett IS Amerlcas famous concert V1011I1lSt Just returned from a successful tour of Europe Kathleen Bateman 4Kay Morrow? d1vorcee IS Just back from Reno and DIXIE McCau1a5 IS a N w York fashxon styl1st Another feature on th1s program IS those two comedxennes Nett1e and Ruth Hazen 1n then' novel s1ster act who have also kmdly donated the1r talents for our entertam ment Clara Whxtehorn learned professor of phllosophy IS the pr1de of Harvard Un1 26- 1 w 11 . A . . . .R . W . . 7 1 v .. Y. . . V . 0 . . v . - V . 7 - D - . 1 - v - 1 - 1: r . . . M V ., F . . . , . 1 - - , . . . . - v - rl - 11 - - - . . . . , - - , . . . 0 . . , . - 3 v w - v . , . . , . . , C. . , ' 4 1 y - 1 , . . . ., 1 - '- , 1 - 'A A . . , D B . . . V . g nf , . . , . Y . . v . . . . Y. . . D . . . , . Y - v ' , . Y . . . . , v 1 . . , . . v - as - u . v. . . . . Y , . N , . . . . . , . F G y . . , . . . . . . . ' u . . . 1 . D , 7 . , , c . v 1 - , - . , . -