University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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N—is for Nelson and Norville, too, But Buena says, “That never will do.” 0 is for Oliver, who can both play and sing; With her sweet music she makes the hall ring. P—is for Poindexter, Preston, and park; What is the charm that won Mr. Clark ? Q is for Quiz, the teachers’ delight. Oh, how we cram and cram all night. R —is for ’ Rithmetic ’ Rithmetic class; Oh, poor dummies, why didn’t you pass? S—is for Showers, the Slocums, Schroeder, and Stone; For all wicked deeds, they must atone. T—is for Teachers, with heads held high; That you are swell we can’t deny. U—is for Unfortunate, poor victims are they; Who came to this Normal, hoping to stay. V—stands for Vanity. Who has the most? Look at the Juniors and see them boast. W—is for Wilson, Wells, and work; We know these two will never shirk. X—is for Xercise, with us a rare thing; The reason—the Faculty hold the string. Y—is for Youngsters, a few have we; If you don’t believe it, look at Mabel Malee. Z—is for Zero—that’s when we flunk; If you get very many, just pack up your “junk.” —31—

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Senior Alphabet. A—is for Allen with pretty pink cheek. Who has a beau every day in the week. B—is for the Burkes, Butter, and Bower, Who talk incessantly every hour. Baldwin and Barbour will surely reach heaven, For they always study ‘till half-past, eleven. C is for Conway, Cutting, Collier, and ( lark; Next year out in the world, they will make their mark. i) is for Davidson, Dolson, Durnford, and Drummey, Who look at everything from the standpoint of money. L—stands for cat, fudge when you can, Then let the Juniors lick the pan. F -is for Fridley, Fitzpatrick, and fame; They are the ones who always die game. G—is for Griffin, as green as grass, Who’s always smiling at some pretty lass. H —is for Harrington, Heisey, and Hutton; Oh, they’re so fond of dormitory mutton. I is for Indian, the Seniors’ pet name, C. J. receives thanks for giving the same. J—is for Jenkins, Jeffers, Johnson, and jays; With brilliancy they their teachers amaze. K —is for Kuntz, the place to go When you’re tired and hungry and have the “dough.’’ L—is for Lida, the Lawrences two, The nicest girls we ever knew. M—is for McNamara, we’re glad she is here; For she is the only one Ezra called “dear.” —30—

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Junior Class. First Row. Mildred Neglby. Barbara IIeeb, Laura C. Maynard. Second Row. Myrtle I. Senior, Julia L. Morrell, Margaret O’Brien, Myrtle M. Templeton, Bessie Fowler, May M. Busch, Ruth Ward. Anna I. Devine, Fern Clark, Mabel Sblway, Alice Russell. Third Row. Clara G. Marcille, Zay Corson, Myrtle D. Sauerbier, Mrs. Catherine C. Griffin, Edith E. Kennedy, Maude VcWethy, Hazel C. Kennedy, Edna C. Anderson, Mary Bennett, Laura Maxwell, Ada Wilcox. Fourth Row. Katherine Sullivan, Cassie Wright. Helen Laird, Violet Hughes, J. Ward Swain, Rosa O. Mayers, Eleanor L. Poindexter, Edith L. Maynard, Helen de L. Mayger. Fifth Row. Maude Bronson, Fannie Torreyson, Rosa A. Wesch, Maude C. Griffin, Alma T. Morse, Edith Noyes, Lillyan Adams, Leila Hunter.