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

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 We grant although he had much wit: he was very shy of using it ' Basketball-------------1 2,3»U Football---------------1» 2,3,4 High School Rodeo------1,2,3.4 Track------------------ H.C. King candidate----------2 Class Vice President------1,4- L Club-------------------2,3,4 Boys' State Alternate--------3 Class Student Council Rep.---3 Dramatics------------------3,4 Annual Staff-----------------4 Football Co-Captain----------4 L Club Sargent at Arms-------4 Paper Staff------------------ A quiet man, but quite a man1 Band----------------- Track---------------- Basketball----------- High School Rodeo---- Boys' State Delegate Dramatics------------ L Club--------------- Annual Staff--------- Class President------ Football------------- -----1,2 1,2,3 A ■1,2,3 A —2.3A ■.......3 •4 •k ■k HALE CHAUNCEY JEFFERS 'WILLARD SPOTTED HORSE A true American, with the kind and courteous ways of a gentleman. P.E.------------------- Basketball------------- Football--------------- L Club----------------- Track------------------ High School Rodeo------ Best All-around Cowboy H.C. King Candidate---- Dramatics-------------- Annual Staff----------- Football Co-Captain---- Paper Staff------------ 1 1.2.3.U 1.2.3 A 1.2.3 A 1.2.3 A --2,3 A 3 3 3 A -A -A -A u

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Class History Elaine Student Council One balmy September morning in 1952 thirty two young braves and maidens from the teepees along the Rotten Grass, Lodge Grass, and Little Horn rivers gathered to be adopted into the tribe of the Lodge Grass High School student body. Members of the sophomore clan intiated them in a fitting manner. By 1953 the group, twenty seven in number, had advanced in wisdom and maturity. They had charge of the sweat teepee for the freshmen. They staged the 1st high school rodeo in this area. In 1954, the braves and maidens were called juniors. There were twenty four. They made medicine and produced the play You Can’t Kiss Caroline as well as having charge of the Junior Prom in which they used a Western-Cowboy theme. Ry 1955 the group, twenty one in all, were tried and trained. Under the direction of Mrs. Ryan, they put on the play Hangman's Noose which had a more pretentious plot. As seniors they shared responsibilities as chiefs in many nigh school activities. They were the honored quests of the juniors at the Prom and Banquet. Finally one evening in May they were graduated in a very happy and yet sad ceremoney. Sponsor Mrs. Ryan Class Flower— --------Gardenia Class Motto---------- Tne Word American Enas in 'I Can' ■Pink and Sponsor Mr. Moyer 10 Class Colors Charcoal

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 I want to be bashful, but the boys won't let me. Entered from Rapid City, S.D.-2 High School Rodeo---------------2 Librarian-----------------------2 Glee Club--------------------2,1+ Pep Club................... 2,3,U Mixed Chorus--------------------3 Dramatics-------------------3 ,j+ Annual Staff------------------Ij. Bowling Captain---------------lj. G.A.A. Squad Leader-----------14. G.A.A. Student Council Rep.--1+ CLARA DAWN CHANDLER JOHN HENRY NOBLETT A lion among women, but a man among men. Band---------------- Basketball---------- Dramatics----------- Football------------ Annual Staff-------- Science Fiction Club 1,2,3 3,j+ -3,1+ -3,14. — k —1+ death 5 100 8iv® me Glee Club-------------- Band------------------- Pep Club--------------- High School Rodeo------ Dramatics-------------- Annual Staff—---------- Paper Staff------------ Class Student-Council Rep. Mixed Chorus----------- Office Work--------- — Operetta-Widow Douglas G. A. A.-------------- 1,2,3 -1,1+ ----2 ----2 ■1+ ■1+ 1+ ■1+ •1+ ■1+ •1+ ELAINE CLARE COOK 12