Lodge Grass High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Lodge Grass, MT)

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(Class nf 1033 BILLY RINEHART, President MARCELINE NEAL, Vice President CAROLYN JOHNSON, Secretary E. S. CHAMBERS, Sponsor CLASS MOTTO: Never try dying; die trying” Bond, Margaret Buckingham, Lee Ball, Alex Chandler, Datus Chatham, Cathryn Cornwell, Mary Foster, Ben Faught, James Harris, Charles CLASS ROLL Hibbs, Billy Johnson, Carolyn Liming, Fern Liming, Vern Lix, Agnes Livingston, Nellie McCaughin, Kenneth Neal, Marceline Pease, Josephine [121 Rinehart, Billy Saunders, Wilma Shriver, Zelda Therney, Everett Williams, Edith Williams, Catherine Yellowtail, William Zeleny, Walter

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Golden Eagle ttlaaa of 1332 STEWART MASON, President ERVIN CORNWELL, Vice-President THERESA LYNDE, Secretary-Treasurer MRS. ROWENA CHESTNUT, Class Sponsor CLASS MOTTO: “A1 Kahireh CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: Red and White Rose CLASS Barrett, Arthur Chatham, Rose Cornwell, Ervin Foltz. Muriel Gillette, Bill Green, John ROLL Kreitzberg, Grace Lynde, Theresa Mason, Stewart Therney, Lawrence Weigand, John

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Golden Eagle (Elagfi When the school's last roll call Is taken, And the ink wells are blackened and dried. When all the teachers have vanished And the books have been laid aside. The Juniors that passed shall be happy They shall sit in the SENIOR ROOM, And cope with the world’s greatest problems Their faces enveloped in gloom. The Sophomores shall now become Juniors; With “Proms” and “Banquets” galore, Their scholarship cannot be equalled. Their Basketball teams shall double the score. The twenty-nine frivolous Freshmen Will not be razzed any more They will have taken one step forward. And become the studious Sophomore. They shall find new Freshmen and initiate them, Down in some lower hall They shall study for forty minutes. And never get tired at all. But all of the classes shall inveigh As often they hear the names Of the class of 1930 Which is now enveloped in fame. But each in his phase of school life. And each in his separate class Is helping to make old L. G. H. S. A school that can not be surpassed. mi