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

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CLASS HISTORY OF SENIOR CLASS OF 1947-4.8 In 1944, 27 stray sheep started as Freshmen in the Lodge Grass High School. Miss Helen Birkland was our sponsor, and our officers were: President: Roberta Foltz, Vice President: Doris Harris, Sec—Treas.: Ramona Pease. During the year, Wallace McNeil was wounded in a hunting accident. The main events of the year were the Freshrnen-Sophomore party on Valentines Day, the Freshrnen-Sophomore class picnic on Lodge Grass creek, and the Sadie Hawkins party the Home Ec. girls gave which was very successful. When we congregated as Sophomores, we discovered we had lost 18 members during the Summer. That year, we had gained Joe Vanatta, but only to lose him the same term. Our sponsor was Mrs. Thompson,and the officers were: President: Don Arndt, Vice-President: Jimmy Fellows, Sec. Treas. Roberta Foltz. We initiated the Freshmen; our class picnic was held at Willow Creek Dam. As Juniors, our sponsor was Mr. Grieger, our officers: President Don Arndt,I Vice-President:'Jimmy Fellows, Sec.-Treas. Roberta Foltz. We gave our first class play, Adventures of Grandpa , on December 6. It was a very successful production. In the spring, we decorated for the Junior-Senior Prom, choosing for the theme a Sweetheart scene. The class picnic was in the Little Horn Canyon| after which we attended the show in Sheridan. The class rings came as ordered and we were very pleased with them. Miss Erickson was our sponsor in the Senior class and the officers were: President: Roberta Foltz, Vice President: Jimmy Fellows, Sec.-Treas.: Evagene Reese. At Christmas time the class gave a party at Chandlers. Junior Schroeder left at Xmas time to go to Normal in Billings. The Sports Department had a very successful Basketball season and the football wasn't too bad. The Seniors were « 11 on the Journalism staff and helped to put out the Little Horn Overflow and the Golden i Eagle During the year we had our pictures taken and ordered announcements for graduation and the usual necessary articles for seniors were purchased. The date for the class play has been set for April 23, 1948.

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CLASS PROPHECY These are the clippings saved by the principal of the Lodge Grass High School, Miss Evagene Reese. Miss Reese, by the way, reports that she has 552 high school students in the new Lodge Grass High School. MADAME PECK TO MAKE A TRIP TO THE WEST. New York, May A, 1958. Madame Polly Peck received an invitation from the junior class of 1958 , for the formal Junior Prom in Lodge Grass, Montana. She is planning to leave April 5. Madame Peck is the dancing instructor at the new Arthur Murray's Dancing studio. TOURISTS VISIT DUDE RANCH. Custer, Montana, June L4, 1958. HP Ranch owned and operated by Mrs. Gladys Pease, formerly Gladys Calvetti, receives hundreds of visitors every summer at her million dollar ranch, a most noted dude ranch in the est. TRAVELING ATHLETE RETURNS. Cleveland, Ohio, February 25, 1958. Porter Chandler, a member of the undefeatable World Trotters i3 making his way to Lodge Grass, Montana, to visit relatives and friends. Chandler has been in the World Trotters since his graduation from the University of Ohio. VAGABOND RELATES TRAVELS. Lodge Grass, Montana, June 13, 1958. Mr. Riohard Keller, vagabond from Lodge Grass, searched the world over looking for the sweetheart he was fond of during his high school days. Mr. Keller relates his many tales of travels to an audience of 51,000 in the Lodge Grass Municipal Auditorium. He told of his breath-taking escape from a chorus of South American beauties who sought his hand. MAYO CLINIC ADDS NEW MEMBER TO ITS STAFF. Rochester, Minnesota, September 22, 1958, Miss Doris Harris was selected as the surgical nurse for Dr. T. R. Gordon. Traditionally woman's style. . she fainted at her first meeting with the handsome young doctor. BEEF TAKES SUDDEN DROP. Chicago, Illinois, July 31, 1958. Beef on the Chicago Stock Exchange took a sudden drop yesterday, when excessive shipment of beef cattle was received from F-F Ranch in Lodge Grass, Montana, owned by James Fellows and his wife, Roberta Foltz Fellows. The shipment of cattle was one of the best, and it is reported that Mrs. el-lows herself did the actual work of making out the diet of the stock. DENTAL TECHNICIAN TO GIVE LECTURES ON DENISTRY. San Francisco, California, April 6, 1958. Miss Betty Green, a noted dental technician will be heard at a four-hour lecture on Friday, April 13. Miss Green will make her speech over station K-O-R-N. HOUSEWIFE WINS JACKPOT IN CONTEST. Portland Oregon, June 11. 1958. Mrs. Connie McGovern Coast is the winner of the 1958 Chrysler, regrigerator, bedroom suite, and other household furnishing offered for the winner of the Miss Hush Contest. CHEMICAL ENGINEER DOING ATOMIC RESEARCH FOR THE GOVERNMENT. March 3, 1958. The United States Government announced this week that Professor Donald N. Arndt was starting an extensive research on the possibilities of obtaining new medicines for the cure of alcoholics and thoBe afflicted with laziness. STENOGRAPHER IS PROMOTED TO POSITION OF PRIVATE STENOGRAPHER. Lucky Mount, North Dakota, April 1, 1958. Miss Ferole Mae Deemose today became the private stenographer of Mr. Duane Chargingf head of the Slam Bam Fish Food Company. Miss Deernose's only comment about her new job is Lovely, Lovely, Lovely I