Fort Peck High School - Dinosaur Yearbook (Fort Peck, MT)

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SOQPHOMURE CLASS Clees Dfficers Pre sldent---Lol e Newbury Vice-Pres,---Mary Jo Sparks Sec, and Trees,---Frances Roney lat row, 1. to r., Emil Bhresmen,LeYerne Croseen,Nency Boyeun Roy Temple, Lois Neebury, June Dawkins, Betty Wells, Ernest Eeoeeage, Frances Honey, Don Roehl, Virginia McKenzie, Edwin Presler, Dolores Schloeeerg Bnd row 1, to ro Cletue Beatty, Clifford Eide, Chester Ride Anne Schmitt., Lorraine Brick, Laurebell Robertson, Meredith Hsaelden, Mary .To Sparks, Clare Sohmittmolores Coryell,Dele Gaz-yell, Shirley McKenzie, Miss Haokney, Std ree 1. to ro LeRoy Duneter, Robert Brubaker, Roger Hart, Howard Bowers, llarjory Booth, Winton Zimmerman, Mary Deroe , Rey Johnson, Bud Geer, Russell Famer, Eileen Oriner, John Habegere 4th row 1, to r., Bill A'bkineon,Io1m Huetter,Bob .Tung,0eorge Larson, Jack Mackie. Those not in picture Pearl Franson, Mary Alice Peterson, Mabel Ruston, Caroline Stensliemergie Wilcum, Alice Goodman, Betty Spooner, Robert Torgerson, Ghelmer wi therbee Keeye Carpenter, Lester Deroe, Weasley 0'Gon.nor., -25-

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SOFHDMURE GLASS HISTORY In September, 1956, sxxtyefour freshmen were enrolled in the lore Peek Sehoolo They were divided alphabetically into two groups with Misa Haekney and Mine Woodward es home-room edvleoreo Thirty-tive or the original stxtymtour freshmen entered ll sophomores in the fall of 1939, along with 18 from other schools, During the yea: two more joined the renke making e total of 550 Kanye Carpenter, Lester De!be,Weseley 0'Connor Mabel Rueteng Caroline Stenslie,end Chelm r Witherbee, Iithn drew before the and or the school yearn The Sophomore Clase point with pride to the feet that tio of their members, John Huottesg end Roy Temple, have been on the school eafeiy patrol ever since the Fort Peck School Ian organized in 19540 The word 'eophomorew As a combination ot the Greek word! 'sophose' meaning wise? and Wmoreeg' meaning foolishe This signifies that sophomores emgoosedly are not able to U80 wisely what they xncwo Bee the pitfalls of the hazardous sophomore year have been safely passed, and the Sophomore Gleee, now on the verge of becoming juniors, leave thi! mslediction to he fmlfiilod by the sophomore class ot some coming yearn 'Bic