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

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HANNAH BRO, K. Z. X , Senior basket ball, and tennis club. “Hanner” is one whose absence makes itself felt, and whose presence is like a burst of sun on a gray day. She is remarkable for perseverance in learning to skate, and for agility in the barn dance. ANNA HAGEN, Chinook staff. K. Z. X., and star basket shooter on the Senior team. “Happy am I, from care I’m free. Why aren’t they all contented like me?” According to her statement she stands in danger of failing in every class, while we have facts to prove that she is a very shark. MARGUERITE NOETH, K. Z. X.. and oratorical association. Professes to be an anarchist. She is a Bohemian Deutscher. who calls herself a most patriotic American. Her greatest worry is her number of “cases.” She also has a favorite song, namely, “ Won’t you waltz Home sweet Home with me?” LEILA HUNTER, K. Z. X. Distant at first, but a loyal friend when you know her better. She is among those who took their diplomas early and went forth to the white harvest fields to engage in the great task of reclaiming the rising generation from savagery. —18—

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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—

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— ANNA FRENCH. K. Z. X. Anna was born young and lias never gotten over it. However, her youth has not prevented her from becoming one of the dignified seniors. She has a most marvelous faculty for sticking to a thing in spite of flunks. ELIZABETH HAGARTY, K. Z. N. Her scientific tastes were acquired in the Great Falls High, but where she got her appetite no one knows. It is always with her, and at times her misery is so great that (this is a profound secret) her friends carry crackers in their pockets to feed her. ANNA LARSON, “Casey,” Monmal Board, K. Z. N., oratorical association, Senior basket ball, and president of the tennis club. “We understand her by her sight; Her pure and eloquent blood spoke in her cheek, and so distinctly wrought that one might say her body thought.” Her religion is a check on the license of other tongues. MARY McMANUS, K Z. X., and Senior basket ball. “Of manners gentle, of affection mild, In wit a man, simplicity a child.” Her life is bound up in her home, but her sympathies extend further. 19—