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

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In the fifties it was the hoola-hoop, in the sixties it was the Beatles; now the craze of the seventies is the CB (citizen band) radio. Almost as much fun as the radio itself is the jargon originated by the truckers and now used by everyone. So tour our rig disc. no. 19-77) with us, as we start the tour with some truck- er's talk! 1 . Lay an eye on that Dickard, all good- ied up! 2 . Have a little jam- boree, do some smooth yapping, and... 3 . .. .we got us a convoy! 4. Bubble-gummers: Wayne Ayers, Richie Walker, Rick Jackson, Julene Gernant. 5 . I think the back door is draggin1! 6 . Well good buddies, you ready for a beaver hunt? 7. This skirt is some bucket mouth! 8 . Bunny Foo-foo has a 10-14 for you, (wink)! 2

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Presenting The 1976-1977 Pioneer Produced by the Annual Staff SECTION PAGE Student Life . 2 Faculty ... 8 Seniors ... 15 H .S . Sports . 36 Underclassmen 55 Organizations. 74 M .S . Sports . 88 Activities . . 93 Sr. Directory .117 Fort Benton High School Fort Benton, Montana

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Back door- Last vehicle in a CB convoy. Beaver hunt- Looking for female companion- ship. Bubblegummer- Child or teenager. Bucket mouth- Gossiper, loud talker. Convoy- Group of vehicles traveling same road in same direction and all in CB contact with each other. Good buddy- Friendly term for fellow CBers Goodied up- Fancily equipped. Jamboree- Large gathering of CBer's. Lay an eye on- Look at. Rig- Tractor-trailer unit. Skirt- Woman. Yap- Talk. 10-4 Affirmative, acknowledgement. 10-14 Message. 3