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

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I JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE INTERMEDIATE SECTION

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JUNIOR C1183 Gloss Offi eerg Pnaiaent-weary .ro Sparks ' Viee President--Hoy Temple , A Secretary and Treeeurear--Pearl Henson First Row Left to, Ri 2 Clara Schmitt, Lois Nexbury, Anna Schmitt, dey Boysun, Virginia Mo Kenzie, Pearl Franson, Betty Wells, llsry .To Sparks, Shirley Mc Kenzie, Mies Reymer rfiqicgggnd Row, Lett to High: Robert Brubaker, Chauncey Dalton, .uirguerite Geesink, Lorraine Brick, Dolores coryell, Margie Wikzumw Murgorie Booth, Dolores Sohlosser, Roy '1'emplepLs Roy Dunster ' Qingrd RQ!-L Letgjg Righty' Keeys Carpenter, chester Eide,Bill Atkinson, Rey Johnson, Houard Bowers, Cletua Beatty, Clifford Ride, Dale Coryell, Russell Fume: Those not in pictures La Verne Grosaen Five years ago, twenty'-fshree boys and girleztrudged to the school Qto the seventh grade! in the barracks, number 5211, 01' those twenty-three pupils, there are now six left who help to make up the junior class which has e present enrolle- ment of twenty-hineo The juniors, with Miss Elizabeth Rayner as their sponsor, Mary .To Sparks, president, Roy Temple, vice president, end I-'earl Frenson, secretary and treasurer, have had an active part in the school activities., Howard Bouere placed third in the discus throw at the Big Four track and field meet held et Culbertson., Russell Famer, Howard Bowers, and LB- Verne Crossen are on the 'first string' of the basketball team., Seven numbers of the class---Dolores Sehloeser, Mers- jorie Booth, Boy Temple, Lois Neebury, Bill Atkinson, and Marguerite Geesinkw-M-sang in the Glee club and helped to put operetta 'Pickles' across., Lois Newbury, the class re- porter wee president of the sophomore claee with Mary Jo Sparks, vice-president, and Francis Roney, secretary and treasurer, On November 25, 1938, following the Opheim-Fort Peek basketball game the juniors gave e dence. The pert of the entertainment which received the most applause was a eprinx dance., This burlesque las presented by Roy Temple, Chauncey Ihlton, Le Boy Duneter, Le Verne croeeen, Rey Zfohne een, end Robert Brubaker., However, the highlight or the term 'ees the hzreditionel banquet, given in honor o! the senior dense-with aviation ee its theme, and the promenade which need the spring motito The Juniors, the 'dignified' seniors of tomorrow, feel that in carrying out their various olaea duties, they have established en excellent precedent for the class that will followo -lg Q