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

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the words of the masterpieces the Juniors had sung onjjumof Sunday, descended to the dining room, and there waved the banner before the jealous eyes of the Juniors. The one Junior boy who could not help but admire the bravery of this feat, treated the whole Freshman class. The Seniors had proudly watched the development of the Freshmen, and had encouraged them along every line; so the Freshmen felt they must show their Seniors how much they appreciated their very kindly interest, so they entertained them at a Japanese tea. in.YOUTH. As an adolescent che class of ’09 was anything but timid and shy. The number had increased twofold, but it seemed as if their numbers had been increased infinitely. All because two boys had condescended to join their ranks. Organizing was quick and sudden. Their president was a girl who knew just how to run things. The aim of these youths was to be on top always, they succeeded in this by the aid of strong cheese, tanglefoot, a proposed auction, and the changing of bureau drawers. The youths thot they were being a little too hard on their elders, so they wanted to do something original. On May day they hung pretty little baskets of flowers and candy at each Senior’s door. The only real humiliation the adolescents had to suffer was when taken into Sorority. Here they were taught obedience to their elders. However, they were allowed one more day of grace, Junior Sunday. On this day they showed their musical ability, their dramatic ability, and their eating capacity. Despite all fights and adversities, they entertained the Seniors and Faculty most royally at a party in the Gym. IV. SECOND CHILDHOOD. Dignity, dignity, it was a minus quantity. W ho could have seen it better than those who attended the Hallowe’en party? Such frivolity as was indulged in by the brownies was most shocking. The lack of dignity was also shown when the Juniors tried to show the Seniors how to dress up for a Hallowe’en stunt. Altho the Seniors were in their second childhood, the Juniors were in their babyhood, as was shown by the trick they tried to play on the Seniors. The Seniors tried to make them fit, but didn’t succeed in all cases. The people who were now gallant youths presented those who were in their second childhood with a Christmas present. So far all has been successful for the class of 09, and all they ask is that the remaining days be calm and peaceful. —23—

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Junior Class Organization President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Sergeants-at-Arms, - Officers. - Clara Kermode - Jessica Alspaugh .................... Joseph Carroll Beulah Harrison Marguerite Mahony and Hazel Duncan Class .Motto. “Make a mark; aim at it; hit it!” Class Colors. Brown and Gold. Class Flower. Red Carnation. Class Yell. Trala booma. Trala booma! Hoo! Gah! Hah! Juniors. Juniors! Rah. Rah! Rah! —25—