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

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Page 22 GENLOR NAME Donald Fay Adams Don Jack Bagley Anderson Muscles Marian Faye Bowker Shorty Robert Samuel Burns Bob Helen Irene Colby Agnes Cornellia DeBruin Ag Estella Jean Drewiske Jeanie Dean Alexander Elliott Warren Halley Peewee Leona Louise Jackson Sis William Dudley James Dud Ethel Fay Kelley Russell Lloyd Kurth Sparky Lois Lewis Lewey Henry Lorenzen Buzzy Wallace Earl Morger Stuffy Kenneth Charles Morrow Pic Paul Thomas Murphy Murf Carley Jean McCaulay Charlie Mariam Ella Newhall Harold Edward Nottingham Eddie Eugene Marvin Ronning Gene Hilton Roudebush Dutch Irene Claudia Schanche Charles William Schmidt Bill Martha Dell Scott Marthy Virgil Elton Small Agnes Juliana Stein Toots George Alexander Stevens Kingfish Leo Clarence Stevenson Slim Lorene Alice Stranahan Stranny Grayce Maude Tschache Sis Georgiana Albina Uptmor Georgie Y’Vonne Margaret Urton Red Anita Louise Walker Nikki Robert Weeks Bob Margaret Juanita White Margy Vernon Edwin Woods Woodsie Dorothy Mae Worrall Dottie Shirley Nadine Young Ww Le ne Nick Name Ambition veterinarian architectural designer not get married too young aviator and mechanic designer of clothes catch Tommy Harmon interior decorator art of mechanism the ideal papa get married when school’s out airplane mechanic and flyer airplane stewardess success without work primary teacher aviator find a worthwhile ambition dentist get in the army to find “Lost Horizon” write a Pulitzer prize novel teacher explore the navy own a beauty shop to be a model be a man own professional basketball team possess blond locks brat teacher keep home fires burning sleep all day find a millionaire learn how to concentrate traveling secretary keep from making breaks to be somebody’s stenographer television operator pilot an airplane airplane mechanic to make a good bowling score Butterball to have a large family 7x ‘THESPICIEE Re 2 one Ww Hobby procrastination women find leisure time selling gas drawing taking 4-H trips collecting license numbers being original changing diapers collecting cigar wrappers hunting and fishing reading funnies getting in trouble making chocolate cake pestering girls keeping on the good side of blondes riding horseback rollerskating waving Bill’s hair scribbling drugstore cowboy doing as little as possible sowing wild oats before settling down collecting things making model airplanes doodling setting up ten-pins collecting knicknacks collecting lipstick collecting old clocks collecting sheet music correcting her Dad’s manners’ standing on her head in tumbling cross-stitchting sewing experimenting bowling his model-A collecting stamps keeping Bob’s heart

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Sa LUG PIONEER Page 21 To Elsie Ritland we leave HILTON ROUDEBUSH’S loyalty to one person. To next year’s freshmen we will IRENE SCHANCHE?’S tact and poise. To Ellen Eveleth we bequeath MARTHA SCOTT’S mannish stride. VIRGIL SMALL wills his dimples and black hair to Wilma Blackwood. AGNES STEIN bequeaths her interest in Latin to Mabel Lucas. To Delores Wagner we will GEORGE STEVENS’S platinum blond tresses on the condition that she let them grow long. To future Thespians we bequeath CLARENCE STEVENSON’S ability to speak coolly and calmly. To Junior Tope we bequeath LORENE STRANAHAN’S vocabulary. Furthermore: GRAYCE TSCHACHE leaves her “get ’em and keep ’em” policy to Margaret James. GEORGIANA UPTMOR wills her good memory to Lorraine Baker (providing that Lorraine will it to some lower classman upon graduating). Y’VONNE URTON wills her red hair and car to Clarence Willson. ANITA WALKER wills her pug nose to Lorne Ritter. ROBERT WEEKS reluctantly bequeaths his argumentiveness to Basil Fultz. MARGARET WHITE bequeaths her happy-go-lucky disposition to Mabel Stevens. VERNON WOODS leaves his curiosity to people who take snap courses. DOROTHY WORRALL wills her flirting technique to Rhoda Ann Ritter. AMY HANSON bequeaths her heart-shaped face to Margaret Collins. BILL SCHMIDT leaves nothing. He needs everything he’s got. SHIRLEY YOUNG bequeaths this bit of parting advice: “If you play with fire, it BURNS.” The following valuable items will be sold at auction to the highest bidders: notes, Home Ec. projects, FFA projects, typing lessons, experiments, bookkeeping projects, short- hand notebooks, various workbooks, corrected tests, assignment notebooks, and any articles remaining in the lost and found case upon our departure. We, the undersigned, do on this 29th day of May, 1941, sign and affix our seal in the presence of witnesses. THE SENIORS Witnesses: Soggy Schoonie Bill a6 SENIOR PLAY Little Women “opened the season this year for the seniors” and was heralded by the critics as one of the most soul-stirring performances of the year. Under the more than competent directing of Miss Hagie the cast bloomed and gave a very good take-off on the book of the same name, “Little Women.’ The cast was as follows: Jo, Irene Schanche; Beth, Lorene Stranahan; Meg, Grayce Tschache; Amy, Carley McCaulay; Mrs. March, Irene Colby; Hannah, Anita Walker; Mr. March, Don Adams; Teddy Lawrence, Jack Anderson; John Brooks, Wally Morger; Professor Bhaer, Russell Kurth. The cast enjoyed the rehearsals and was sorry to lock the stage door, cast off their costumes, and pull the curtains on the final act.

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J THE PIONEER Ke 5 Where Found jerking sodas everywhere and anywhere giggling in the hall in the pick-up sketching in her Art book Art’s car bowling alley in FFA coveralls home (?) anywhere where there’s news slaving with bookkeeping bowling civic center tumbling around the halls, annoying the girls cn Campbell’s davenport around town the shop working on the paper working on annual the Drug store setting pins at the bowling alley Rattling around in his coupe driving her dad’s car sitting on the post office steps chording on the piano bowling alley home Hagen Block home everywhere here and there Commercial Room library just around at assemblies commercial rooms on the playground commercial rooms riding around town Pe ae Who With Jean girls her piano Shirley Art Bennett Art, of course Margaret himself wife and baby Dixie the Dorm kids Frieling girls Pat Marion B. Frank Clark Mabel Stevens Bud Jones Bill E., Bill K. with Bill L. the few faithful members of annual staff Butch Carl Bratz Tener: Lorene S. the gang Hoiman Bertha Lundy Tom McKenzie Leona Reichelt Maynard Conway Irene Schanche Carley McCaulay Shorthand, Typing, Book- keeping books Donald Craig Irene Colby Dorothy Worrall Rose Taylor Viola Collins Lois Carver Bob Burns ne Page 23 GLIMPSES Favorite Saying naw—that’s no fun When I was in camp this summer— nothing—just giggles there’s no future in it I don’t know I don’t think so— I’m not for certain but— here’s some more FFA news he’s a born football player I heard something about you I guess so well—— O. K. sweetheart Honest??? What time is it? Kiss me honey (heaven knows: we don’t) Ill beat ya to a pulp Criminy, I don’t know Oh! Mom E’ Gad Where’s Elsie? I'm engaged On! You Moron! Telephone Gee! I don’t know O! Heck You flinched Oh Yah! Could be I’m stuck with my Bookkeeping Hey, there! Jeepers You Doodle Yay, Could be Ye Gods Don’t Judge others by yourself Oh, for crying in a bucket Oh, don’t