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

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NEVADA WALL, K. Z. X. A modest and retiring maid whose capacity for making and enjoying fun, though at first hidden, will bloom and blossom as the rose. THOMAS CLAPP, Editor of Monmal, collects the sinews of war for the Chinook, and plays tennis, basket ball and base ball. As a member of the oratorical association, he carried off the state honors for oui college. In hitching his wagon to a star Thomas has not forgotten the axle giease. Ere many years have passed he will be in reality our typical absent-minded professor, and may he also have his own cozy fire-side. THEO SMITH, One of the pioneers of the Monmal. K. Z. X., and oratorical association. Theo is one of the few who possess a relentless bent for working things out without outside help. At Helena High she was among the all-star group, and here she shines as a separate light of the first magnitude. EMMA MORE, K Z. N., and — Has received at least one vote for being good natured, and deserves a majority because she so cleverly combines the virtues of a “dig” and a good fellow. —16—

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BESSIE HOGELAND, Chinook and Monmal staffs, oratorical association, and K. Z. X. Her devotion to the task in hand is only equaled by her painstaking punctiliousness, and a penchant for pedantic perfection. She rides like a cowgirl and works like a Trojan. EDNA KETCHUM, Chinook staff, Monmal staff, oratorical association, tennis club, Senior basket ball, K. Z. X.. and a small riding club of two. Her chief distinctions are grace, firmness, untiring industry, painful accuracy in details, and a hunger for the possession of sheep skins. While others slept, this maiden climbed the dizzy heights of knowledge and comes before us with two diplomas. She loves nature, especially Birds, and long hoiscback rides. ELEANOR SCHMIDT, T T. B . K Z. X., Senior basket ball, tennis club, and oratorical association. This modest young lady is considered rather serious by many, but those who know her well never make such an assertion. Her habit of studying a little at times was acquired at the Helena High. JACOB VOGEL, Editor of Chinook, 09, Monmal stuff, tennis club, and oratorical association. Byrohesque brow; mouth, speaks for itself, red necktie; manly stiide. He rides horseback with? His propensities for building skating rinks are often remarked upon. He is a perfect ozone crank, and never stops short of a forty mile ride when they get started. —15—

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AGNES McMENAMEY K. ;z. X. Ireland will never want for defenders while “Mickey” is around. Her chief characteristics are her duclish propensities. and her love for jokes. She may miss the point once in a while, but knows that curiosity is the basis of all knowledge. KITTIE BRAMBLE, K. Z. X. Her name is great in mouths of wisest censure. Although she has a Madonnalike grace, her life is vowed to single blessedness. ELIZABETH DAVIES, K Z X. “Our youth we can have today, We can always find time to grow old.” She pursues the even tenor of her way undisturbed by the world and its ways. CLARA BOWEN, K. Z. X From “Xorthwestern”, a stranger, she came among us. yet her very shyness is endearing. She and comparisons arc odious. To walk in the footsteps of Froebel is her aim. —17—