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

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NAME NICK NAME Richard Arnst Barbara Birkeland Cecelia Bogner Florence Breault Jewell Callison Marian Campbell Dorothy Dedman Theresa Drewiske Gertrude Elliot Eva Elliott Barbara Ellis Virginia Granger Lucille Hanford Leonard Johnson Ann Katzenberger Lee Katzenberger Darwin Lenington George Lippert Norma Montgomery Dorothie Nelson Virginia Ratlitf Lucille Small Stanley Smith Jeannette Stevens June Walker Iris Whitehorn Dick Birke Cece Flossie Judy Murph Corpse Tess Gert Barb Va Butch Sklp Kit Katz Goosebill Kid Monty Lucy Smitty Steve Ike HOBBY a 33 Ford Constructive thinking Collecting snapshots Collecting Loma Reading Sewing Writing letters Sewing and Cooking Writing letters for family morale Going on picnics Seeing Donald Arguing Airplanes Collecting pictures of M. Stars Burning out clutches Farming Riding horses Collecting wild flowers Collecting China dogs Collecting souvenirs Collecting souvenirs Collecting pin-ups and stars Sewing Drawing Collecting horse figures SENIOR FAVORITE SAYING Gentlemen Oh! Stupid J eepers Oh. Fudge Uh-huh Hallelujah No, I won't do it Ye! Gods Oh. maybe Are you kidding? If that wouldn't spook you You old farmer Oh, Honestly What's cookln'. Good Lookin'? I've got to go in now Oh-o-o lNothun'l To heck with you Phooey Hey. wait for baby Pineapples and lce cream Oh. Gee Jeepers Fudge What is this world coming to? Hey My Gosh

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THERESA DREWISKE wills her big blue blinkers to Charles Bradley. If you could wow the girls with those brown eyes, Chuck, think what you could do with Theresa's blue ones-lashes included. EVA ELLIOTT wills her laugh to anyone who enjoys funny movies as much as she does, with the advice that a good hearty laugh is as much exercise as walking to the depot. GERTRUDE ELLIOT regretfully leaves her rag curlers and mail order Don Juans to the blushing maids of future class plays. May you get as many laughs, girls. BARBARA ELLIS wills her ability to eat without being bothered by calories to Maxine Anderson. She advises Maxine that a good way to arouse the envy of other girls is to consume three milk shakes in a row without gaining an ounce. VIRGINIA GRANGER wills her faithfulness to Mary Ellen Ennis-one blonde to another-with the hope that she will never have to Chuck her romance overboard. LUCILLE HANFORD leaves her silly streaks to Olive Lane. Says Lucille, It is indeed refreshing to occasionally let yourself go-nuts. Of course it takes moral stamina to withstand the 'get the straight-jacket' glances of your friends, but it's worth it. LEONARD JOHNSON wills his address book to John Hankins. He feels that this way he won't be giving away any secrets because Johnny has all the addresses already. ANN KATZENBERGER wills her technique with the local boys to Betty Breiter. in exchange for HER technique with St. Mary's. No infringment on the patents of said techniques will be tolerated. LEE KATZENBERGER wills his stature to Jim Granger with the assurance that it will really make him come up in the world -in more ways than one. DARWIN LENINGTON wills his timid gait to Franklin Elliott. He won't need it anymore, as he fell into a thrasher and came out a little chaffed. GEORGE LIPPERT wills all his cowboy songs, yodels, boots and saddle, et cetera to Don Huffman. George is an unselfish creature, and he felt that Don needed them more than he did. NORMA MONTGOMERY leaves her angelic looks to the U. S. History Class. She's just gone to the coast to launch the U. S. S. Donny and Ronny-with a bottle of bee-bees. DOROTHIE NELSON is willing her ability to do shorthand to next year's short- hand II class. Says she, This is the best I can do: you'l1 have to get the answer book from other sources. VIRGINIA RATLIFF wills her cooperativeness and friendliness to Clay Fisher, who is already a perfect student. Virginia bestows this favor in gratitude for the paper lent her by Clay during chemistry period. LUCILLE SMALL men prefer blondes. only with a Mona Lisa STANLEY SMITH this renowned fashion if you get a headache trades her raven locks with Evelyn Beecher, because gentle- Hey, says Evelyn, What's the percentage? Lucille replies smile. wills his sense of color harmony to Charles Stewart. States expert, You will realize all is not what meets the eye, and from looking at my color combinations, the truth is that it's so beautiful it hurts. JEANNETTE STEVENS, the generous soul. has left her chem workbook, physics workbook, English workbooks, and other worthy documents to her brother Ambrose. with permission to rent them out at a nominal fee. This way, Junior, you can work your way through high school. JUNE WALKER wills her artistic ability to Caroline Postill, and hopes she will be able to dig up a few more assistants. She also leaves her sneeze to the dramatic department for sound effects. IRIS WHITEHORN wills part of her ambitiousness to Ralph Guy, but hopes he won't find as many people to take advantage of it. She needs the rest of it to start her cattle-ranch.

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PASTIME Talking Sleeping Reading Dreaming Bookkeeping Working at the bank Daydreaming Fooling around Aching Visiting and reading Eating Guess Counting the boys in the senior class Girls Dancing Waiting for the buzzer Thinking Yodeling Talking Collecting his pictures Baking or reading Going to shows Loafing Wishing Sewing Riding horseback THINKING or Women y The future Living in a peaceful world Anything to create mischief Vacation Nothing in particular The future A little bit of everything Anything that requires it Family reunion after the war Getting out of school Cowboys How to get out of work Corny jokes Good times at Highwood and Carter Emogene Mary Lou Women School. of course It's a military secret That would be telling Graduation Most anything What to have for supper Future Vacation AMBlTlQN Doctor To travel Travel in all the countries of the world To study music To join the Cadet Nurses Corps To learn to fly To get married and have six children Military secret To be a good cook To travel Haven't any To go back to Flathead Valley To get 10 hours sleep Be a millionaire Never grow too old to jitterbug Professional loafor Have a good place to live Doesn't have any To fly To change my name Cadet Nurse To find a man To be a pilot Be Van Johnson's press agent Designer Run a cattle ranch GLIMPSES