Absarokee High School - Huskie Yearbook (Absarokee, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1952 volume:

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' 'J !T"f4.l "ir --fl ' ' 1 , 'f ,fgfw d 4.1 f ' ' n s 1 AW' 0 x ' ,A u , elk if - Q, ,,jgQ,f,g5f ' ,Q H-4 P m.. xt, I 0.3A,fk,g, fi lfgdiik 2 Q 1 ,-4..A n 7 ',-- .4, . , - ' its , ' .-v!?1'N 3 'f 151 ff Q ' 5, Agp., W-. . . 5 0 48 X I f f D8dlCHtl0H IN APPRECIATION OF THEIR KINDNESS AND PERSONAL INTEREST AND UNTIR ING EFFORTS IN MAKING THIS OUR FINAL YEAR IN ABSAROKEE HIGH SCHOOL BOTH INTERESTING AND EN LIGHTENING WE THE CLASS OF 1952 DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL TO THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY AND TO OUR SU PERINTENDENT A 7 Absarokee Hlgh School Ma.1ml'5l9W""555" JL 'Jr mmf-nu. Absarokee Montana Bullt nn 1921 enrollment 112 ' ,-,.. M 1. M wr " ff -r L My 7 f 1 I .,f"4" 1715 'Q rl X0 WWZMZ 2 I gh, .. ., o o ur apable Administration Iwould like to quote, this year, from Charles Sumner: "To this great work fof bringing peacej let me summon you. That future which filled the lofty visions of the sages and bards of Greece and Rome, which was foretold by the prophets and heralded by the evangelists when a man in happy isles or' in a new paradise shall confess the loveliness of peace, may be secured by your care, if not foryourselves, at least for your children. Believe that you can do it and you can do it, The 'Nbr "Rx High school graduates of the year 1952 will go forth into a society organlzed for war Iwo one could have known at the beginning of his high school ed ucatlon what he would face at its end With an education designed to prepare you to be a useful member of a peaceful society you must now expect intensive training to be a part of a nation of arms As high school graduates we know that you have a good foundation on which to build More than ever our hopes and prayers go with you as you go forth to accept your tasks and responsiblitities I congratulate the high school graduates of 1952 on the successful completion of their school course I-I J Spraycar Ass t l-l S Principal true golden age is before you, not behind you." Your Superintendent E, R, Hunton -'gif a-3 YJ ,fi I? 1- fi-a 7 St 8 Grades H S Basketball Commercial Aeonra Advisor Yearbook Advisor Student Council Advisor Pusher Club To the senior class of 52 I am grateful to have this opportunity to express my cordial congratulations to you on the completion of one of the most Your future problems will be diffrcultand many during the period ofthese crucial world affairs You must face these problems with unbounded courage of a true American I can say the destiny of our country seems bright with so many American students such as you the senior class of 52 carrying the torch to preserve the American heritage H M Galahan Grade School Principal 3 ' . . . I, Q' Im 'WA l I iggfxv . 0 I nw. Y V- ,Q ,W x' 21' J 'H . ' - - - F 1 FN ff' ,V ti - - A' important mile-stones of your life, I 4 L gg . . . if , 1 . ' if A l ., fvm fgzui ai f 2. ' - il. H1 chool tv M Isl oth HISIOIY SOCIHI Studles PhyS1C31 Educa t1on Athleucs Semor Sponsor ......, ..aL. .,,,,.-q Mrs LOUISC Humon Engllsh Bxology Llbrarv Dramaucs H MISS Betty Lang Mr R, C Stenehjem Home Economlcs F H A Sponsor Fresh Vocatxonal Aguculture 7th and 8th man Class Sponsor 7th and Bth Grade Manual Trarnrng Chemlstry F F A Home Economlcs Mr J V Orrlno 181155 Veromca Kreuel Bands Glee Clubs Junror Class Sponsor Mathemaucs General Suence PepC1ub Dramaucs and Grade Art Sponsor Sophomore Class Sponsor and Dramatlcs .-219' f Facult l Mrs Lulu Frsher Mrs Mane Srkora Prrmary Grades Thrrd 81 Fourth Grades Mrs Dorothy Johnson Fxfth Sc Sxxth Grades 3 Wm 2' Byran Vrolctt On Farm Trarnrng Instructor Mr 8a Mrs Chrrs Carstens Art Welkel Lunch Supervrsors Custodian M f , h is , - i ,ml t , S .N . 3 I --2 Y, .fir ff RN V Y' , f -Mfr W Q , . U 1 I , avi if ., n E - 11 S M L I. Q M M .MA ,,,, 1 31' ' t I - Hdfw n W. x, V5 I V , 23, M ' S ur Transporatation ,Ji .1 '44-9' n Students boardmg the school buses to be transported to therr varlous homes ur DPIVBPS Bus Drxvers Ray Judd Warren Rathbun Wllhs Porter Byron Vxolett Gabe L1en Jr 6 """'i1lh--wha Eiga i w--3 'X 1' Vw 5:3 53 I ii :Jem V' M 35 X 5 f-.mm ' .4 Q Senlor AdH1lHlStF3tlOH 'V ,, :naw if J F' -R if-'waz 8 l -he 75 nf nf" Q' The Senior Administration consists of: Morris Blakeley, Presidentg Margie Staudt, Vice Presidentg Doris Miller, Secretaryg Henry Parsons, Treasurer: K. J. Roth, Class Sponsor, l W! 1 'sm ARNEY ARRAH Commercxal Course Twuler 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Class Play 2 4 HUSRIC 4 Aeoman 4 ARNOLD CLARIS General Course Glee Club l 2 Band 234 FH A 2 PepC1ub34 Aeoman 4 l-Iuskle 4 Pep Band 3 4 Play 3 VICE presldenr 1 nf' ARTHUN MARY ANN Commercxal Course VICE presldent 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Drum Majorette 2 3 4 Class Play 2 3 4 Aeoman 3 4 Huskle 4 Llttle Theatre Festival 3 F H A 2 Pep Club 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Pusher Club 4 Octette 3 Sepette 4 BLAKELEY MORRIS Vo Ag Course Pres1dent4 Basket ball l 2 3 4 Basketball Captam 4 Football 3 4 Co Captam 3 Class Plays 2 4 Glee Club 1 Baseball 2 FFA 34 Band234 V presldent Band 3 Marching Corps 8 CAMPBELL GEORGE Vo Ag Course Football 2 3 4 Husk1e4 F F A 34 Play 4 March mg Corps 3 4 ' , : ' , .11 : - , ,3,4 W 'F A,,,e,, 555-115' - l 5 9 . , if up ' Cf .. Ml' 1 ia "Z sl. .:. 1' 3.4:, ,: IQ.: ice, , ' ' , ' Q 3,4. ' 1' C ARS TENS MARY LOU General Course Vxce presrdent 2 Student Councrl 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Class Play 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Class Offrcer 2 Aeonran 3 4 F H A 2 3 4 I-luskre 4 Pep Band 8 4 Glee Club 2 4 CURRY JANET ommerc1al Course Band 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Huskre 4 Cheer Leader 3 Octette 3 Qeptette 4 Class Play 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Aeonran 3 4 Lrttle Theater Fesuval 3 Pusher Club 4 go ,l- 'rw 13 DANFORTH, BOB GEORGE, ARNOLD GEORGE HOWARD Vo Ag C urse F F A P 3 4 as Vo AQ Course Basketball 1 2 3 4 Scrence Course Pep Band 2 3 4 ketball 4 Marchrng Corps 3 4 Class Football 3 4 F F A 2 3 4 Class Class Play 4 Huskre 4 Marchrng Play 3 Huskle 4 Play 2 3 4 Glee Cluo 1 Student Corps 3 4 Coancrl 4 Baseball 4 Marchrng Corps 3 4 9 films if '17' 'if HARNDEN VANNA HEIGIS MARY LOU HUNTON MARILYN General Course Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Scrence Course Glee Club 1 2 3 4 General Course Class Pla 1 2 3 4 Y F H A 2 4 Aeoman 3 4 Huskle 4 Class Play 3 Physlcal Ed 1 2 Band 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 F H A ' ' W ay M f , 312 14. 23 3 n y 9 Libfarian'4'g Physical Ea.'1,2, ' C ' ' ' , 5 ' ' , , g' ' ' 7 ' f Q' n ' fs' L -af' 3 ' ' I X . . O . f ' 3,42 7 Y I : . . .i I' ' G I 0 c 0 0 I I I I 1 KIRCH MARY JANE LE MOND DAUNA Commercral Course Glee Club 4 Commerclal Course F H A 2 Band 2 3 Class Play 2 3 Aeoman Treasurer 3 Huskre 4 Huskle 4 FHA 234 Club 3 Pep Band 2 .3 IO 2 3 Pep Club 1 3 4 Aeoman 3 4 Huskre 4 MADISON HARVEY Vo Ag Course Class Play 2 34 F F A 2 3 4 Marchmg Corps 3 4 MILLER DORIS MITCHELL, DARLENE General Course Presrdent 1 Sec Commerclal Course Glee Club 2 retary 3 4 F H A 3 4 Glee Club 1 3 4 Aeonran 3 4 Pusher Club 4 Aeonlan 3 l-luskre 4 Class Play 2 Physrcal Ed 2 Class Play 2 3 3 4 Lrttle Theatre Fest1val3 Tumb lrng Team 4 A-F' OSTRUM JERRY Vo Ag Course Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 F F A 3 4 Class Play 2 4 Student Councrl 3 Marching Corps 3 4 Secretary 1 Presrdent 2 'Q-04" PAPPAS DOUGLAS PARKER BOB Genera1Course5 Track 1, General Courseg Class Play 3,45 Marching Corps 3,45 Football 45 Baseball 3,45 Student Council 4, ll PARSONS HENRY GeneralCourse5 F,F,A, 15Glee Club 15 Class Play 2,35 Huskie 45 Pusher Club 45 Aeonian 2,3,45 Marching Corps 4: Treasurer 4. 3g T gf' X 'Q Q Tr POWERS BERNARD RITZDORF BOB Vo Ag Course F F A 34 Football Vo Ag Course F F A 2 34 Foot 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 ball 3 4 Class Plav 2 Marchrng Glee Club 1 Corps 4 Pg 'iw ROSS, JACK STAUDT MARGIE STIMPSON MARETTA Vo Ag Course F F A 2 34 Foot General Course Vlce pres1dent4 Commercial Secretary 2 President ball 2 Glee Club 1 Class Play 2 3 Aeonran 3 4 Huskre 4 Class Play 3 S udent Counc1l2 4 Pep Club 3 Basketball Mgr 3 lxlarchlng Corps 2 3 F H A 4 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 4 Class Play 2 34 Band 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Pep Aeonlan 4 Pep Band 3 4 Huskre 4 Band 3 4 Sextette 4 Pep Club 3 4 Perfect Attendance 1 2 Pusher Club F F A Chapter Sweetheart 3 I2 4 3 fn p p 2 an : .sl ' M is l,,:: .3.:, 3.4. . ,,: ' : ,Q ' : ...II ' 'Z -. ':4. ,y Semor lass Wrll We the Senrors of the Absarokee Hrgh School of l952 recognrze the fact that we have acqurred great wealth and lnnumberable possessrons durrng our four years here so berng of sound mrnd and memory we now do hereby make publrsh and declare the followrng to be our last wrll and testament and rn rt we make these bequests to our frrends the lower classmen who are named rn the followrng Dauna Le Mond wrlls her chubby frgure to Lors Lren Arnold George wrlls hrs strength to Cork Hedrrck so he won t be gettrng hurt all the trme The brg tall herght of Morrrs Blakeley rs left to Teddy Mrller Clarrs Arnold wrlls her slrm frgure to Marrlyn Krrch Dorrs Mrller leaves to Pat Marcus her artrstrc abrlrty and hopes she makes use of rt next year for the Year book Aarah Arney wrlls her dramond rrng to Stanley so he can grve rt to Barbara Mary Lou Hergrs wrlls to Helen Werkel her abrlrty to get along wrth the teachers The excess energy of Maretta Strmpson rs wrlled to Drxre Hertzler George Campbell wrlls hrs unopened books to Shrrley Broadwater and hopes she doesn t break hrs rec ord by openrng them Mary Ann Arthun wrlls to Clarrce Arthun her abrlrty to srng and hopes she makes use of rt The quret charm and shvness of Darlene Mrtchell rs left to Mae Rathbun Mary Jane Krrch leaves her freckles to Peter Gaustad Marrlyn Hunton leaves her studrous abrlrty to Brll Lytle Henry Parsons wrlls hrs valedrctorran honor to Howard Smrth Jerry Ostrum wrlls hrs way wrth women to Kenneth Garoutte The wavy harr of Bob Danforth rs left to Johnny Orr Bob Parker wrlls hrs red harr to Charlre Skrllen as rf he needs any more Doug Pappas leaves hrs famous profrle to Shrrley Hedrrck Bob Rrtzdorf leaves hrs cowboy structure to Thelma Hoover Janet Curry wrlls her smrles to Anna Frey rn hopes she makes use of them The smooth glrdrng dance of Mary Lou Carstens rs left to Grlbert Dallas Margre Staudt wrlls her atheletrc abrlrty to Gayna Garton Howard George leaves hrs scholastrc records rn Chemrstry to Barbara Edmonds he knows she wrll ap precrate them Jack Ross leaves to Jack Shortrrdge hrs admrt slrps Vanna Harnden leaves when she gets her drploma Harvey Madrson leaves hrs posrtron rn F F A to any one boy rn the Junror Class Bernard Powers wrlls to Peter Gaustad hrs mannerrsm We the class of 52 leave to Mr Roth our class sponsor unfathomable memory of the past year The class of 52 wrlls Mr Hunton our faculty sponsor to be our sole executor wrthout bond Done thrs l4th day of February l952 Good bye Good Luck And may the Good Lord Take a lrk rn to you all SENIOR CLASS I3 s n v v 1 I 1 n - . . . , - . , . , . - , . . . . , . v , . - -H - tv , . , . , , . r ... . 1 - 1 1 ' , . . . , , . , . 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Class Hlstor On the frrst day of school rn September 1949 twenty seven lrttle Freshmen embarked upon a new adventure tn lrfe that of obtarmnga hrgh school educatron The enthusrastrc starters were D Mrller presrdent C Arnold vrce presrdent M St1mpson secretary J Ostrum treasurer A Arney S Boylan M L Carstens V Harnden M J Krrch D Mrtchell V Mock G Mrerlot J Shaff M Staudt C Stokke J Taborsky C Hoover M Blakeley I Cook R Coryell A George H Madxson K Martln I Ostrum O G Parker B Powers I Ross and D Shaff Our leader through thrs year was Mr Carmrcheal who was assrsted by Mr Servert Mr Wescom M1ss Grllrn and Mrs Ruey A Peterson who was our class spon sor The brg events that year were the 1n1t1at1on the freshman return party parntmg the A and the prcnrc at Emerald Lake Dauna Le Mond and B Rrtzdorf jorned our group at the semester and K Martrn dropped out so our number was twenty erght as we passed to our sophomore year We felt QUIIC at home rn hrgh school by the tlme we were sophomores and at the begrnnrng of that year we found we had lost S Boylan J Shaff J Taborsky and D Shaff But we garned M A Arthun H George F Hill M Hunton and H Yates makrng our sophomore enrollment total thrrty the largest rn the school A complete change was made rn the faculty Wllh the exceptron of Mr Servert Our new gurdes were Mr Hunton superrntendent Mrs Hunton Mrss Harlan MISS Srmmons Mrss Bolmerer and Mr Steen our class sponsor Two new subJects band and vo ag were made avarlable to us thrs year Our classpres1dent wasj Ostrum M L Carstens was vrce presrdent O G Parker wassecretary treas urer and M Blakeley served as reporter Thrs was the year we got to 1n1t1ate the new rnnocent freshmen The other brg event was our three one act plays ent1tled B1lly s Frrst Date Where s That Report Card? and Luncheon For Srx We took rnventory at the openrng of our Junror year and found that we had lostj Cook I- Hrll C Hoover H Yates and O G Parker However J Curry D Pappas B Parker and B Smrth jorned our class makrng our enrollment twenty nrne Our offrcers were M Stxmpson presxdent M A Arthun vrce presrdent D Mrller secretary and D Le Mond treasurer The school s leader was agarn Mr Hunton assrsted by Mr Servert Mrs Hunton and Mtss Harlan contrnued from last year and four new teachers jorned our progressrve faculty They were Mrss Krertel Mrss Lang Mr Stenehjem and Mr Spraycar The frrst event of our rumor year was our Thanksgrvmg barn dance Everyone was excrted and pleased when we recelved our class rmgs rn January The next act1v1ty was our class play Janey s One Track Mrnd Mr Spraycar was our rndustrrous sponsor and w1th hrs help we put on the banquet and prom The colors were blue and srlver and our theme was Stalrway To The Stars Now we have come to our semor year rn hrgh school Our roll call rs almost the same as last year w1th B Sm1th leavxng the class and M L Hergls Jo1n1ng us G Mrerlot left at the semester leavrng us a total of twenty SIX proud semors M Blakeley has the xmportant Job of class presrdent thrs year M Staudt rs the veep D Mrller keeps the books and H Parsons takes care of the money Mr Orrmon and Mr Roth our class sponsor and advrsor replaced Mrss Harlan and Mr Servert on the faculty Thrs year has been fullof actrvrtres the frrst berng our class play Mrdnrght Then came our ptcture day rn Brllrngs onjanuary 14 followed by our senror dance on March 29 Our sneak day consrsted of tour mg the State PIISOU and Insane Asylum Our four busy years ln hlgh school were berng drawn to a grand ftnal wlth the lovely banquet and prom the Junrors gave rn our honor The day for whrch we were wart 1ng and workrng flnally arrrved on May 21 our graduatron ntght 14 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 I 1 , 1 - 1 3 - 1 1 1 1 I - 1 - 1 . . , . , 1 1 , 1 , . , . , . , . , . , - 1 1 , . , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , . , - 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 . , - 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - . . . . . . . ,, ,, ' 1 1 1 . . , 1 1 , . , . , . 1 1 . , - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , , ' . . 1 1 1 1 , . . ' ' , . . 1 - 11 - 1 - 11 11 1 11 11 - 11 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - , 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , Q . . , . I . A , . 1 - 1 1 1 , 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 , , 1 , 1 1 . . . . . ,, , - 1 . ,, , . . . 1 . , - 1 11 - 11 . 1 - 11 11 - 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' 1 . . . , . . ,, 1 . ,, - 1 1 - , . , 1 Class Prophecy As I started out of school lrfe rnto ltfe s school I was moseyrng down the long crooked road when all at once ll occurred to me that maybe I would meet some of the class of 52 So wrth my flngers crossed and a hopeful heart I kept trodxng along My wrsh was soon fulftlled for I saw Douglas Pappas on a soap box on the corner rn Chtcago blabber 1ng away To my surprtse he was telllng the people to vote for Henry Parsons for the next Prestdent I heard an atrplane go over and Douglas stopped campalgmng long enough to tell me that Margre Staudt was the A1rl1ne stewardess One quallfrcatron was to be unmarrred One mght I decrded to go to the Stork Club I was very much surprrsed to see Mary ,lane Ktrch dorng a hula dance I dectded to wart and see her perform once then guess who came to sell me some crgar ettes but Marllyn Hunton She told me that she and Bob Rttzdorf were gomg to start a radro program He was to be a second KOOK Ranger I wlshed them luck and left The next day I walked down the street and saw a b1ll board that sard If your speech ts bad come to Mary Lou Carstens Publ1cSpeak1ng School I went ID and talked to Mary Lou and she Sald that she had seen Darlene M1tchell the day before She was a major 1n the Wacs and was a b1g wheel 1n the war de partment George Campbell came rn to see Mary Lou wh1le I was there I wondered why Mary Lou acted so funny but I guess rt was because George had become the Reverend George Campbell That day for dmner I went to the Waldorf Astorta There I saw a very famtlxar face Jack Ross mam chef Jack served me adel1c1ous drnner Jack sa1d he Just happened to have two extra opera uckets and hoped I would Jotn h1m When we arrlved Bob Danforth who was usher found us two of the best seats As the curta1n rose I was astomshed to see Maretta Sttmpson and Bernard Powers domg the new verston ofthe Sabre Dance They currently had been dotng therr dance and song for T V Later we found Maretta and Bernard had won the1r fame through the splendld teachtngs of Jerry Ostrum He was operatmg a branch of the Arthur Murry Dance Studros and was also g1v1ng vocal lessons Wh1le shopplng rn one of the more promment stores my eye was taken anew by the beautxful weddtng gown belng modeled by Vanna I-Iamden When I commented on the beauty of the gown she was overjoyed to tell me that If was deslgned by the famous Harvey Madtson destgner of weddxng gowns Harvey told me that he l1ved ln the suburbs of New York across the street from the former Mary Ann Arthun who ran a m1nk farm Harvey sa1d that Mary Ann had marrxed a soldter and had settled down to rarse her mxnks My plane rrde home was very emoyable The p1lot Moms Blakeley let me r1de up front w1th htm AtSt Lours Mo we had to waxt over 24 hours and I decrded to go to the Barnum and Batley clrcus where Janet Curry was a bronc buster and Dauna Le Mond the worlds famous Lady Wrestler After arr1v1ng1n B1ll1ngs I saw posters that sa1d vote for Arnold George for Governor I drdn t watt to see 1f Arnold got the job but I heard he was marrred and had a pretty good chance for the offlce Iharled a tax1 and started for the Northern Hotel when pollce srrens started blowmg The parade was lead by the Chref of Polrce Dons Mlller I was very bewrldered to frnd her clearrng the road for actress Clarts Arnold Clarrs was dr1v1ng a yellow convert1ble w1th leopard sk1n seat covers and had just arrrved from Hollywood S1tt1ng rn the lobby of the Northern I heard a person hollerrng Shoe shrne 5:2 Who was rt but Bob Parker Bob told me he was trytng to work hrs way through college I gourneyed to Absarokee and started to go home As I sat at the drug store fountam and drank my coke I read the Absarokee news I saw the famtlrar name of Aarah Arney who currently gave advrce for the love lorn column Howard George the soda Jerk told me he had Just accepted a new posmon at Smg Slng Cas Warden of course I asked htm about Mary Lou Hergts He replted that she had been to hrs house recently trytng to sell Bendtx washers I was then ready to go home and stay as I had seen all of the class of 52 I5 . , ., . - , . . . ' I ' I n Q ' ' - ' I . . . 1 , . . ,, . . . . .. .. I I AS .. . . . , , , . . . Y " . , . - n n - . , . , . , . , . - r 1 ' I 9 - n ' , ' . .. . . ' . 1 , . Semors Before www a I We Q A Arthun 5 m 1 ,Q Hergls Danforth Parker 54 5- Arney by pffewig. L l "'N-""f!4.-Ms 'N 1-LFE 5 5 swag Blakeley M fx ' ,aff aff Sta udr H George Parsons 5 4 1 'rx 9 hL.4 Humon Le Mond Pappas YW Y Ostrum Mitchell Ritzdorf A. George Kirch I6 And After A -at Q., Mlller Powerb M 1d1 on 4 1 Curry 1 Arnold Carxtgns Campbpll Ross Harndcn i btlmpson f -sf 'P filwl ".g.,. is f LHILHH131 Queum F F A Prcsldem Q Bob and Nun Lookxm. Aarah an Rainbow Lnbtallauon 'anna vo Q0 5 C. n ' x 5' , -...nn 17 School Honors Best Dressed 6 e Mary Lou .3 xg Jerry Mo I Athleuc P' It 5 ling! wx' X9 lilo, I 'S c I BLQ1 O P won Marerra ODUIQ, Hull 0-vw-0' up MaYQu QYTY 3. Bear Personalxty Morrxb Preluest Eyes janet Jerry 5 is Dauna Morris 18 'Q 31' 171010, Gita Q B '69 - S Owcdf L0o!f1'fzQ 6 1 V' X QQ 4 ii'-M K m"N:'3 ' 'f r l 4, 0 F J 41 ' I" s M I' v A V -W . J' pe f M r K 1 . p fr an Z , -A ' : r ' sr - , ,' A ' my fi' 08 j xai ' , II N X006 A"105cj' A M N FX , T OSI L . Vw O NU Ckefv . Sed x " ,yi X' H ,, 14 fi 4 ' la Q' X, sf X " .ff , gzggf V . A fi , '- ,rr M ,lr ' -R 3? 7 ,JE-1 of 1 I 1 V K , 00 Xe , 'K U . 413 . 1, V 4, W , . 'QW 0 ,V .. u'.i'.,'1Q1i,,0 S M S! - Kg-f, ' 5 f 71: 0' f. f' 'Qi V- a P, ' V ' , - :- ' . I , x "f - ' gf v ' - 1 on . 'Je' f X ,-J Ny ' ,I V R . . , rl. or , A A .- U M X I QE Q X A A Y , Lu 3 'Se 4 A-,X ,L t tiki sax. 7 Y . rv. hc an , A A , " ' 33 w f ,ss "4W.iEf 5 f gif? ' 1 'Q' f.-a. T Bi . w fm'R'?f'3Q'w'l, ,M 17.5. , ff if : -5- ,Q , f f f X , Z in lass of ' 3 Looks Promisin Absarokee High School points with pride to next year's senior class. Judging by their projects of past years, we feel sure that the next class of sc .riors to reign over the school will be as out- standing a class as any before in the history of Absarokee High School The class is known for its many successes in all of its n deavors They the future seniors point with pride to The verysuccessful Gay Nineties' dancewhich has come to be known as the class "money maker" The three act comedy play "Just Ducky' whic was presented and delighted the above capacity audience The very lovely prom "ln a Chinese Temple Garden" which speaks for itself Along with the dramatics and originality ability claimed by this class they boast memberships in the band glee clubs sports Two of the three school cheerleaders are credited to the class Last but not least they boast a fair percentage of the students as regular listments of the honor roll Our best wishes for your final year in Absarokee High School Edmonds Guldos Class Barbara Edmonds President Shlrley Hedrrck Vice President Clance Arthun Sccr ran and Patricia Marcus Treasurer ...VT XX 2 Mgfigirav J if .h I9 . 1 . . 1 e - li. , ll ,- ' ' I :' 2. ' - ' ' h 3. ' ' I . ' : ' ' , ' ' : ' T . ' C fi r il? XA 1 ' f r 7' . ul, l A ' Five uniors 91' 4 -C' 'W N5 G austad Peter G arton Gayna George Stanley Hedr1ck Paul Hedrlck Shlrley Hertzler D1x1e on Varsity Football TQ Yer KV Arthun Clarlce Broadwater Shrrle Dallas Gxlbert Edmonds Barbara Frey Anna Garoutte kenneth Y '95 vu gn 20 'P- Four Junlors on Paper Staff Hoover Thelma Klrch Manly Lren Lors Lytle B111 Mlller Teddy Orr John rswmwlalq Y 'T ll Rathbun Mae ,,, Shortrldgz. Jack Skrllen Charles Smith Howard Taylor Vern We1kel Helen Not Plctured Marcus Pat 21 'S fm M O Y I , , , Vn . ' , -V ox , 6 -1 J in e- fs Q? of r I , -x.ll',x H 1' f' 7- 3 U, , .I ' 1. K, f 0 x at - rs- N nl I ' 9 l ' X I f f 4 ,' I . 11 ' aj Al Q sv ' 1 5 "ff 9 5 A XA T I or g X- , .4 . ' 4 '13 - . ' , - ' 'J' I , Tlx? A X . I A QLAWQ X 7 ' . S V? , 4 " h If X ' , .K I Sophomores Enthusiastic upporters of School The sophomores began the1r second year of hlgh school by 1n1t1 at1ng the freshmen and g1v1ng them a Welcome to A H S Party Dur1ng the second semester we presented three one act plays "C1ty Sllcker and Our Nell' "Grandmother N1c " and Wh Afra1d" A large percent of the class of '54 part1c1pated 1n F H A and F F A also band glee club athletlcs and pep club An average of one th1Tf'l of the class atta1ned the honor roll throughout the year Four Sophomores Gwen Honor POSlt10HS Clarence Wahl was elected pres1dent of the sophomore class w1th h1s helpers be1ng Margaret Marcus V1ce Presldent Coral Jean Ostrurn Secretary and Buzz St1mpson Treasurer f ff f ny X H 22 ' ' ' II Il . . . I -- ', k , " 0 S - v -5 J " 9 . 9 - O I I . Y 1 1 S I S 7 ' :fu f If ,ff-, ffl Y xx WK . . 14 K Ql., - like 1 XL A Qc ,X - -- - 5:0 f . X 4, -Z-.IQ ys V lf", T' '5 f f' ,ll f ff, pix I: I fy!!! f x Of ' l N - f ,. , 'x 'T Anderson Lerow Arnold Ruth Laurens Bud Cook Jean Durnn Eu ony Caroutth C arol Seven Sophomores Are Members of Pep Club Wit' all Y"" 454 -ff -Q: 'S- 2 Il xrndgn Dgllurl II 1 Huff: rd Cl dx Hull Ru .ard Ilnnlon 1 L K nn Coral ,jf-12.4. W We W N:-'25 H V311 Class of 54 Boosts Future Leaders Pt 'i I 'S N""rv Ostrum Coral Jean Ostrum Joyce Osrrum Norma "- Rathbun Fae Rltzdorf Fae Robblns Jerry va 24 Lahn Kenneth Lehner Mary Marcus Margaret Mendenhall Bucky Nlrrsche Carl Oltrogge lwannette '45 Ns 'Q '54 Three Sophomores on Varsity St nl y J timps k Vug Ca oly W hl C1 k 2 Basketball 'W Aki xx 41 Sf! 5' ff ffefs f 'xv W' X ff m Z K P? f f' I M 7 "G ff ix M , df' ff wv ff K k if X 5 2 we 5WfVff i X M ff af fl M We Kr 25 S B y r Q St.Qk e P t J" . V i a ', a GK kd Wei el, H 1 b Win e, Hel F at " A , 'YN R tex ' -ou 3, 'Q A W7 x " ,gn x , Y , 1 I , Q. 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In 1 f ,If af 1 ff, , ' ' ' if , f M f a ff ' f , Freshmen Actlve 1n all Actlvltles For the f1rst few weeks of school all upper classmen concen trated upon the youngest and newest members of the Absarokee h1gh school the freshmen They tr1ed the1r best to help each fresh man to become acqualnted w1th the new rules and rooms of the school Durmg the f1rst few weeks of school the sophomores 1n1t1ated the new students and gave them a party Freshmen after becom1ng accustomed to the school are very enthus1ast1c part1c1pants 1n all phases of school lrfe Therr ab1l1t1es are many and var1ed and they make good use of them Members of th1s class have represented the school 1n athletlcs w1th four boys playlng football and two boys play1ng on the vars1ty basketball team Band and chorus were well representedw1th f1rst year members At concerts and at games everyone was consc1ous of the presence of freshmen Each freshman played an 1mportant part 1n the funct1ons put on by the band and chorus The freshmen can be proud of the1r scholastlc record as lt top ped some of the classes Hanson Pllots Class of 55 The class of '55 1s p1loted by Pres1dent Roger Hanson V1ce Presldent Cl1ffordEspeland Secretary Marv1s Ostrum Treas urer Barbara Holman succes sful year ,gp 2 5 26 O O I O O ' 9 Vlfith this leadershlp the class of '55 has been able to have a LN f fl S w -LJ Ag xx 2 as J" A o T mfg-ft.. 1 f f 2 xt f fi f A ff, XX' fffli of Freshman 1. NZ Flanagan John Gaustad Ka Hanson Roger Holman, Barbara Jones, Everett Lien, Johnny B Squad Composed ainl !'-55 A I x'x lfxk ? 'Ei' ""' '7 'ww 5' 1: . Ja Freshman Promote School Spirit if 1. ,., 1 40, Ns Stokke Fred Tyler Robert Waldo Bobby Lim o My A fo 1 ff r i, f f ji X 'QF XXX: f WV tx Wrlght Gerald Yates Benjamen Not P1ctured Arney Irene Marcher Joyce 28 Madlson, Amella Ann Miller, Bernard Ostrum, Hubert Ostrum Marvxs Peters Jxmmy Smuh Edward P1 'Z-a, ,, f ffxl 1 gl if' ,Sri ,X Fort -Four in aiu Band INS B5 T 1? U WCB C D of TOR EW K O WGSXAZRW 3151 rr! '10 vw .5 wa KU Owgeciewt x OSXYHGGQX 191696 ABSAROKEE HIGH SCHOOL BAND ? FIRST ROW S Broadwater M Rathbun C Xug Bur land J Cook G Garton T Homer Haul Werkel SECOND ROW M Marcus N1 Qtaudr C Hufford ,I l1Ln J Orr N1 L Carsuns THIRD ROW L Lrcn R Humon B Davrs M A Arthurr P Manu FOLRTH ROW P Caustad D Harndm B Yau rw Blakeley I Ostrum B rstens 'vi kxrch D urs XLD rum Cv. L IIL lkcl L Arthun A Madlson G Wrrght C A hun N H1 rocgg X1 SIITIDSOH J O run jfu x BACK ROW C Espland H Obtrum S George V Taxlor L Rrtadorf 29 Junior Band FIRST ROW: D. Link, M. Arthun, I. Campbell, A, Lee, B. Schaff, G, Miller, B. Udenburg, M. Ostrurn, J Marcus. SECOND ROW: M, Marcus, S, Hunton, C, George, B, Simons, J, Wcikel, THIRD ROW: D, Mc- Bride, T. Lemp, L. Miller, G, Borland. FOURTH ROW: G. Olsen, R. Michael, B. Cook, B. Blakeley, J French, G. Hanson, R, Crockett, Majorettes Barr I Cimpbell J Michael F Hinton D llermler S llcdrick A Fey 30 0 FRONT TO BACK: E, Olsen, M. A. Arthun, N. Ostrum, F, Rathbun, A. Arney, B. Holman, D. Link, V r - -i T , . ' ' , .. ' . . 3 , . i . . T' . Provide School pirit Margaru Marcus Ca11Ga1.xhan bhxrlev Hgdrxck C lancg Art11u1 I-IRST ROW I Arthun L J Oitrum M Klrch C Wrl ht Il Cnorog IiQ1L11We1ke1 A Madxson Hand Wukcl J Look C Carton F Arnold N Oltro go M btlmpbonj OQtru111 J Currv I IILII MQQONID ROW G Hufford taudt L L 11 w atu Il L11 T I1 H Oblrum Eep and 'I Hoo gr N1 L Cartem P Marcub M A Art un 31 1 -' ,1. 1' ..'. QV. ' ,. V ,.i ': . M, S , , Li'11, B, D.1vis,S, Br ad utcr, C, Viip, B, Y D, Ha rdf , S, Go11r,gc,V, ag ur, , 3 ,C, .1 .,S ... '. . . h . Fort Seven Voices OUR OFFICERS Pat Marcus, Vice Presidentg Mary Lou Carstens, Secretaryg Shirley Broadwater, Presidentg Margie Staudt, Librarian, MlX6d Chorus FIRST ROW M Staudt M Krrch B Holman D Mltchell R Hunton B Yates R, Hanson L Arthun M Hunton M L HCIQIS B Edmonds M Lehner F Rathbun SECOND ROW M Marcus V Harnden B Crockett N Oltrogge C Garoutte C Wahl L Anderson B Mlller G Wrrght G Durr1nJ Cook M L Carstens P Marcus Hazel Werkel A Madrson l Arney THIRD ROW B Davrs C Vug G Hufford L Lren In Lahn E Rrtzdorf J Lren J Peters D Harnden S Broadwater J Marcher M J Krrch M hggen I-OURIH ROW J Curry Helen Welkel N Ostrum C, Arnold M A Artnun 32 - - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 - r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 0 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . . 1 v - v - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 Mr. rrino Takes a Bow od D N Th1s year was the f1rst t1me ln the h1story of the Absarokee I-hgh School that an all choral concert was presented Mr Orr1no and the part1c1pants 1n the Chr1stmas concert deserve hlgh pra1se for the many hours they spent 1n maklng thms program such a huge success horal Group RECEIVES Applause ,A- 44-D-rm 'VO' " if.: 3 FIRST ROW M Arthun M Marcus J Curry M Klrch B Holman D Muchell M Lehner C Vng F Rathbun G Hufford L L1en J Marcher M Hunton S Broadwater SECOND ROW M Staudt Helen Wexkel V Harnden G lvflghl R Hunton G Durun B Mlller L Anderson J Peters L Arthun R Han son B Dav1s I Arney A Madrson Hazel Welkel THIRD ROW N Ostrum C Arnold N Oltrogge C Garoutte B Crockett C Johnson C Wahl D Harnden K Lahn E Rltzdorf I Cook M Carstens B Edmonds M Helgls M J Kxrch P Marcus ANGELS J Campbell I Kenney VIRGIN MARY D M11 e 33 .2 L ' A, 5-4 c- 7 Q-I A' " A u I W Y , VM 'M w,J-32.01 0 'W' I , 3 Z V I fi-L1 A f 2 4, W S A if-,N . xi f 'P ,Q - - ' Q ' .I Y P ' V' V 0 Nm U A A - .K 'L Gly. A I I I l .J A I r. , . g . . , . . A . . 9 . . - - . Mixed Septette Shirley Broadwater, Mary Ann Arthun, Janet Curry, Roger Hanson, Loren Arthun, Riley Hunton, Clarence Wahl. Band 1n Formatlon CWDCKWIQF QTARTINC PROM CENTER A ,, v Ba. , hae D Lm.r,1 1 r, T 1 mer, B sarltltmd, J Curry B Edmonds,D Hertzler, A Frey,S Broadwater, M Rathbun C V11g,D Harnden, P Gaustad L Lren, M Marcus, M Staudt, R. Hunton,B Dav1s,G Hufford E R1tzdorf,G Garton, Hazel Welkel, E H1nton,J Camp bell B Holman INSIDE FORMATION M Blakeley J Ostrum, B Carstens, C J Ostrum, Helen Welkel, A Mad1son,J Orr M L Carstens,L Arthun G Wr1ght,C Sk1llen,H George, M Kuch D Hults TWIRLERS F Rathbun M A Arthun, N Ostrum,E Olsen .54 o o .., -. L- L . . - . .. , ...z A. . me" ., 'r J. Mic.. l, , ' " . L'e l .lo ' . " " J. Cook, B, Yates, C, Espeland, V, Taylor, H. Ostrum, S, George, C. Arnold, M, Stimpson, N. Oltxogge, J. Ostrum, - I - Q . . V . 1 . - . , - . . . . 1 9 Q I a 1 1 . . I " rl - - Z . D , . I . .. . . . , . . . V . .... , . . : . Sextette 1. Marcher, M. Kirch, M. Mar- cus, M. Humon, M. Staudt, H. Weikel. igliygxt 'big 83 Create School Splrlt CHEERLEADERS C Arthun S Hedrxck I Marcus SECOND ROW C Vug A Madxson M Staudt P N1arcus,J Ostrum, mwnds M Stlmpson NI Oltrogge C J Ostrum NIISS Kreltel Sponsor FOURTH KDW I Cook,G Garton, N1 Klrch 35 f . N1',AA.Al'IilUI5. THIRIS RCW: M,.Hunt6n, G, Hdffoid, B,'Da.vis, s. Brbadlvarer, r11.'L, cameras, B. Ed- . .S. Student Council FIRmT ROXX Xlr Humon Adxmr G Hufford S Broadmater M L Carstens X1 bumpson Mr Spraycar Adwuor SECOND ROW A George P Gaustad B Parker, H Ostrum Pusher lub 1' ru Ulf Flkibl KUNN N1 btrmpson U Nntcnell M L Larstens M A Arthun J Lurry SELOND ROW R Han son Nir Spraycar Advrsor H Parsons 30 I A - 1 ' Q3 1 - 1 1 R 1 f - 1 ' - I - v' . ' V Y , . . . . , . , . . . Q 1 gf -gp . " ' rv v .. "' 9 'A Q C ..:. Q51 ' '. 'f . ' ,w-0 .,,, .. 1 1 5 ' ' v f.. -1 Y ' ' , W 3 x N ' llsg ' I I . , . A , '. . , . . , . . I . ' I 1 1 , , . . Yearbook Staff FIRST ROXX V Harnden D Xlttchell C Xrnold X1 Sump on A Xrnev D Mtllu HCIQIQ I rtens N1 -X Art un X Hunton SELOND ROXX urry N mtaudt Campmll B Pmerw Danforth N1 Blakcley B Parker H 'xiadtmn M J Klrch D Lc Xlortd THIRD RUXX X Getrqc. J Rm H Patrons B Rrtzdorf H Ceorgc I Oatrum Yearbook Staff ln ACUOII 'wir Q Melt D Xlttthdl Rextseri D Xlxllet ArtLd1tor SEFUND PU raymr U Campbell Ptcture Edttorc N1 Blakelgy Preudutt Xlr Urrmo Nltsl ,, Xt Xd 1, , , ,.: ' S , , 'f,:t1,L, ' -,X,L Cns ,t',.. h ,ti. . t' :LC ,.I, ,G.i rf, ,r'.,D ' ,t. 1 ,. ,.1 -, .. ,. A . J vii. XXH. . . - g . g - 7 , . 4 . o o f, - N4 ,T I r , . 1 "1 "" ' Q fx - r . J .. 7 - , .X .5 Y i .L X Y .Q--1 FIRST ROW: J, tlstrum, M, A. Arthrrn, Advertisersg Nl. L. Carsturts, J, flurry, Iidit.-r, .-Xss't, Editor, XI, I "r , .. ' ' - , " ,g ,r ' , 5 ' . ', .' . SJ: fir, Sp , .Xdvisorg D, Le Altwttl ", , , ' ' ,g. , - , -' I 5. , ' ,. 's .ang rf . visrrrs, Aeonian Staff FIRST ROW D Mnchell, L L1en,C Arthun M Staudt I Currv M A Arrhun Ednor SECOND ROW M Hunton M Strmpson M I Klrch C Arnold B Edmonds, V Harnden M L Carstens, P Marcus THIRD ROW N1 L He1g1s J L1en,J Peters, Mr Spraycar Adv1sor H Parsons V Tay1or,J Marcher Aeoman Staff ln Actlon 'Q-. -uw V-mqmww we-ana gl' 4X 7-1 FRONT C Arnold Reporter H Parsons, Typ1st M L Carstens, Cxrculanon Manager B Edmonds, Asst Cxrculauon Manager P Marcus Feature Edxtor M I K1ICh Busxness Manager BACK A Arney S11p Sheeter M Sumpson, Proof Reader, V Harnden, Mlmeograph Operator D Mnchell Art Edltor I Curry, Asst Edltor M A Arthun, Edltor M L Hexgrs, Reporter M Hunton, Proof Reader 38 . - - . y o 9 - v . n 9 . ' . g - , ' . f g - g . . p - . . . 1 . a g . . - 9 p n p . - Q O I O T if' . V --- H wymw ' -- fr , A , .- - L+, qw, W4 ,V .' 'Rm " .Y L ' was 'W pw . ' 4 s Q ,, 1 an .,. . ,. hi . X K V 4 X .A M . .g svn, A ' x S 'Lx V AK .4 1 W W M. -.. 5' 1 A 1 Nl I Q ' . ' ' . ' . . , , . , . . , . . , . , , . . , . . . , I ' I 1 0 I I ' . , . . , . . , . . Lead For F. H. . Margaret Marcus, H1stor1an Barbara Holman, Song Leader Coral Jean Ostrum,Secretary Barbara Edmonds Presldent M1ss Lang,Adv1sor Mary Jane Klrch V1ce Presxdent Mary Lou Carstens, Treasurer Dor1s M111er Parhmentarran Shlrley Hednck, Reporter Future Homemakers of Amerlca Davxs G Hufford M Marcus, V I-Iarnden, LLxen M L Carstens, THIRD ROW M Staudt,B Holman N Oltrogge M Kuch M J Krrch, D M1l1er, R. Arnold M Osrrum, Mxss Lang, Advlsor 39 o FIRST ROW: J, Ostrum, P. Marcus, B. Edmonds, C. I. Ostrum, S, Hedrick. SECOND ROWg C. Viig, B. Q g . I p 1 1 ' . u . . 1 . . a Bi Wheels For F.F. . LEFT TO RIGHT Arnold George, Presldent Jerry Ostrum Treasurer Haney lXl3d1SOl'1 Secretary Ralph C Stenehjem Advlsor Clarence Wahl V1ce Presldent Stanley George, Reporter B111 Hart, Senunel Future Farmers of merlea FIRST ROXX C Wahl E Du.rr1n E R1tzdorf,J Osrrum A George M Blakeley J Ross, H 'xladrson R Rnzdorf S George J Orr K Garoutte SECOND ROW H OsLrum,G Campbell G Wrxght Corkl-led rrck J Shortrrdge B Hart R Tyler C Nusche J F1anagan,B Snmpson C Sk1llen,B Powers,J Robbrns K Gaustad R Danforth R C Stenehjem Advxsor THIRD ROW B Burklund P Srokke L Arrhun D Harnden B Yates T Mrller B Mendenhall E Jones C Espelancl -10 l - l i I ' i - o I 1 9 - A . ' 0 I 1 ' I I f I I ' ,. . . . . . ,. ,. . ,. , . ,. .A ,. a. 1. ,. . 2. .' ,. 1 ' 1- 1. ,. ,. g. . ,. . . . . . - 9- ,.. , . .. g. g- .. 1- ,. ,. ,. 1. . Senior Play Huge Success Arnold George Bob Parker Maretta Strmpson Aarah Arney Maulyn Hunton George Campbell Dor1s Mrller Harvey Madrson Moms Blakeley Mary Ann Arthun Jerry Ostrum Howard George M1ss Krelrel sponsor ldlll ht Jul1a Greenwood a sp1nster Manlyn Hunton comes out to the Green wood house w1th her mald Ellen Janet Curry and her chauffeur Leon ard George Campbell to get away from the no1se of New Year's Eve Clalre Greenwood Mary Ann Arthunl M1ss Greenwood's mece and Cla1re' f1ance Bob Morr1s Jerry Ostrum f1nd susp1c1ous do1ngs paper photographer Bob Parker have come on a ghost watch to get a story for the paper slnce the old house 1S supposed to be haunted Samuel Hardman the lawyer Arnold George has qulte a t1me f1nd1ng the secret door through wh1ch Joe Howard Ellen's boy fr1end Morr1s Blakeleyj and Hugh N1cho1s a fr1end of Joe's Howard George d1sappear Mr Sm1th a myster1ous v1s1tor Harvey Mad1son and Paula Ward h1s compan1on Dons M1ller make th1ngs even more cornphcated wh1le Mrs W1ck a housekeeper Aarah Arney g1ves Mr Sm1th a bad t1me JI C C . . , . Q . D - ' i 4 7 1 ' 4 7 ' - . 4 , . . . S Kate Bagley, a reporter, QMaretta Stimpsonj and Eddie Bower, a news- 4 U m g . . ' ' ' I 4 ' . , f . . 4 . 7 - . - . ' . . ' 4. 7 . . ' . 4 4 7 . . . , , Q I ' . . Junior Pla Thrills Crowd LEFT TO RIGHT Stanley George fDel Marshal newspaper reporterj, Howard Sm1th CMI' Moore Cra1g s fatherj Teddy Mxller CW1lbur Maxwell Sonj Kenneth Garoutte Cl-lercules Nelson Wllbur s bosom palj Just Ducky 'Y LEFT TO RIGHT '-lelen Wexkel CBernad1ne Smtth Betty Lou s best frtendj D1x1e Hertzler CAunt Mary Mrs Max well s auntj Pete Gaustad fCra1g Connle s boy fuendj Sh1rley Broadwater fBetty Lou Maxwell, fourteen year old daughte Thelma Hoover fMrs Maxwell Head of the I-lousel Charles Sktllen fMr Maxwell Head of the Housej , Howard Smtth Lots L1en fM1SS Blayne edxtor of the love lorn columnj Pat Marcus fConn1e Maxwell Seventeen year old daughterj lmmedlately beh1nd Thelma Hoover 42 : , ' . ' f . ' ' . . . , I I Q 9 CQ 99 . 1 sig 4 'V t V A -'ui A V' Y r I " N all W . ,..s"?f', ' - 1 N : A . . . ' , . , . . . I . - , . . , . . - f I . l U ' i s ' - 0 " randmother Nlck Kenneth Lahn Nanette Oltrogge Eddy Rltzdorf Carolyn Vug R11ey Hunton Jean Cook 'X Carl Nltsche, Margaret Marcus, Joyce Ostrum, Leroy Anderson, D1ck Hults, Coral Jean Ostrum, Hazel VN exkel Gerald Wrxght, Bud Carstens, Delbert Harnden 43 QC ' ,99 C li . U, VV QQ 9 ' 99 a Z f . I I H-- . 1 r , . ' 'H 1 3 e Clt llcker and Our Nell AA Jerry Kenney Joan Stanley Fae Rathbun Clarence Vw ahl Buzzy Sump on Gladys Hufford Carol Garoutte B111 Hart Xlary Lehner MW be mlllll, H xxx 'J, 'Il W X A most enjoyable evemng was spent by all who went to see the annual sophomore one act plays on March 13 The three plays presented were 'Grandmother Nlck Who s Afraud and The C1ty Shcker and Our Nell These plays were presented as an Eng llsh pro-yect and were d1rected by Mrs LOUISE Hunton -14 Lonv LIVE The ueen 54 A 4 464 xi' 1 1 " AX 44 I 1. fi x A 1 b Z QUEEN C y IUNIORCLASS PRESIDENT B b The Grand March PROM QUEEN: Janet Curryg Escort, Harry Borland, Junlor Senlor Banquet vlwm 'NAI M B Tea F"'T""1 Fl 5 1 his ATHLETICS wg 1 Y?1'r 4 1 '56 ff ' A ,JL Uur Football Greats Kiev www f R S V666 Oth Coach T e Nucleus FIRST ROW Bob Parker Center Bernard Powers Left End Bob Ritzdorf End Moms Blakeley Rlght End SEC OND ROW Arnold George Half Back Captam Jerry Ostrum Quarter Back 47 W. r ' 8 ei- K ' . 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' . : I I : I 1 The Huskles tra U F5 1 4 :24 FIRST ROW B Tyler P Gaustad B Hart C Sklllen B Sumpson R Hunton SECOND ROW I Orr K Gaustad S George C Wahl D Hults I-I Ostrum THIRD ROW J Kenney E Rltzdorf I Wrlght C Hedrxck B Mendenhall Summary The 1951 football team under the guldance of coach Kenneth Roth opened 1tS season wmth a game agalnst Park C1ty defendmg champ1ons The HUSk1CS played good ball but the loss of Blakeley 1n the f1rst half proved quxte detrlmental to the team as they went down to defeat by a score of 26 to 18 The season was cut short by the forfe1ture of games by Roberts and Jol1et however the Huslues came back to w1nd up the season by defeat 1ng the Br1dger Scouts 6 to O on a ra1n soaked f1eld The Absarokee team suffered several 1nJur1es throughout the season all of wluch proved to handlcap the progress of the Huskxes Husknes Park C1ty Huslues Edgar Hu k1es Belfry Huskles Lodge Grass KNC HUSRICS Br1dger Husk1es Roberts Forfe1ture I-Iusk1es Jollet Forfe1ture 48 O A y 2 f N . my 3 .x M Q ,S T Qu' 3 7 I V . 5 ff ' 18 ' 26 ' 50 46 sa ' 12 33 ' 12 J 30 . 6 . . 0 Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Basketball Schedule mes fx I 'I tux K THIRD PLACE Roberts Reed Polnt Johet Reed Pomt Edgar Johet Columbus Edgar Br1dger Fromberg Park Clty Harlowton Blg Tlmber Red Lodge Br1dger Park C1ty Roberts Fromberg Blg T1mber Harlowton Columbus Hollday Tournament Second Place Absarokee Park Clty Absarokee Belfry Dlstrlct Tournament Thlrd Place Abs arokee Abs arokee Abs arokee Abs arokee 49 Park C1ty Br1dger Fromberg Park C1 .. . ..36 lt,-.: .. ..78 WZ ' .. . ..53 'A' ' .......43 , ' .. ..64 .. ..6Z ' .......-44 , J . .. 'Ph x ... .. . ..53 U ' .. .. ...54 .. . ..49 Q 1 l - .. .... 42 f5l1,,,g,,,Lk .. .... 38 llygpg-33 1 ' ' .. . ..5O l .. . ..44 Llqxxl ' .. Absarokee . . . . 39 lx' r Red Lodge .. . ..63 f' ' . ..65 6 .. . . . . 45 "mm, ,n , U," . . . . 41 " " ' ' . . . . 42 """-N.. ....... Wy .. ..41 F . .. ..53 ' .,31 .. ..30 6.46 .. . ..38 ' ..3Z .. ...Zo ' .,.. . ...28 .. ..43 .. ..37 .. H44 'ty .... ..35 T 16 HUSIQCS ,,..II..'I.Q A George Guard J Ostrum M Blakeley Forward Center S George Forward D Hults Cuard J bhorrrrdr forward H Galaharr J Hana n Lemer Coach lx Causrad P Iledrrck Cuard Guard 50 Hunton Forward B Hart Forward P Gausrad Guard WWW as 2 5 -32 YS? 3 ,, 'Ji' gl 3 ,A 'va J! Z. 6 gtg JL, ,,1 ,V, M 1. f W in 42.9 kfvftvffm gvfl I A- ' 5 Zhu! KR Ask I' 2? 1. - , f-wig F Q li gpm? Z B Squad FIRST ROW Karl Gaustad Bob Tyler Carl Nrtsche Charles Sklllen Buzzy Sumpson SECOND ROW Buckv Mendenhall Corky Hedrlck Bob Danforth Jlmmy Peters Pete Stokke Summar B" squad basketball has proven 1tS worth here at Absarokee 1n as much as the boys playmg B" basketball real1ze the necess1ty of therr 1mprov1ng sufflclently to be a member of the Vars1ty 1n the years to fol low Each boy exh1b1ted the qual1f1cat1ons necessary to play basketball then' deslre to w1n 1S proven by the followmg record of games Abs arokee Abs arokee Absarokee Absarokee Abs arokee Absarokee Absarokee Abs arokee Absarokee Abs arokee Absarokee Absarokee Abs arokee Absarokee Columbus Edgar Edgar Brldger Fromberg Harlowton Brg T1mber Red Lodge Bndger Red Lodge Fromberg Blg Tlmber Harlowton Columbus . B Squad ln Actlon ,ff X if ABSAROKEE 30 COLUMBUS 41 LIGHT UNIFORMS LEFT TO RIGHT Jlmmy Peters Corky Heduck Bud Carstens R1Iey Hunton B111 Hart Uumpmgj Xi.. LIGHT UINIFORMS Rlley Humon N 11 CorkvIIedr1ck No 9 IxarlCaustad Ixo 6 Bud Lar ten No 4 Johnl Flanagan Iwo I0 53 I I ? s b K I I QTL, , 5 'J - If ' , I x,',4 ,Q I I xv A nf ,I J 4 I fr I I N X A ask I 'ff z ' A , I 'B . . , : ' . ' , M- Y . I J' ii, A f,..g'.V V W ' . ,YL 4 v' Y I 9 , R' V , 'ul V 1" ,n'0. 3 , '.I'.-Z' Y ,'.J 45 5.-'.S, Our Baseball Squad ri? QW I ' 11 Q vs av coach S George B Mendenhall C Ixrtschc P Gaustad B Parker lx Garoutte R Hunton The 1952 baseball season came to an end on Sunday May ll when the Absarokee Husk1es defeated the Belfry Bats 12 to 13 1n a hard fought hard played game A11 the boys who turned out for baseball and remamed out are to be compl1mented s1nce baseball 15 qulte d1fferent from other sports Seldom do substrtutes get a chance to get 1nto a game but 1t 1S nec essary 1f the team IS gomg to be a good team to have these sub st1tutes 1n the event they are needed The Husk1es had several of these boys and they are as much of the team as those who play the full game Although no troph1es were won th1s season proved to be a suc cess w1th the Husk1es w1nn1ng 3 of 5 games, one be1ng a non con ference game. Not only was the wmmng column above the 1oos1ng column, but the boys learned lots of baseball wh1ch w111 make them one of the lead1ng teams 1n the years to come. Followmg 1S a summary of the 1952 baseball season Absarokee 15 Columbus 5 Absarokee 4 Park C1ty ll Absarokee 9 Br1dger 14 3'-Absarokee 20 Blg T1mber 13 Absarokee 13 Belfry 12 :5Non Conference 54 I f ,-', ' . ' ,V I U ,, 153: 3 S t l If A B N . Y X i T 1 I if tim' 4 4 U 1 S , nb 555 R v in . S ,A r 1 '. A11 FIRST ROW: B. Carstens, A. George, J, Lien, C. Hedrick, M. Blakeley, D. Hults. SECOND ROW: Mr. K Roth Y' 1 - ' I , - 0 a r " , - Gaustad 111 Actlon Absarokee 18 Brg Txmber 13 Pete Gausrad batung Glenn Brant umplre arstens Catches Fl ...ani Corky Hedrxck catcher Bud Carsrens pltcher Arnold George rhlrd base Nlorrl Blakeley horr stop Johm y lien left fleld 55 I O f Q i A fa- f Y Wt 112, . , ., rf Me- ' " ' aw V Q. y I I , . L iwrilf' ' . . . 3 . 4 Ae 1 ' - W I 1 . . . . v . A D . 2 . - 4 . The Drlll Team OUTSIDE M Ostrurn B Holman C Vxrg, B Davls J Cook R Arnold C Garoutte G Hufford M CENTER J Stanley M Eugen J Ostrum Future Hl1Slxl6S Charlre George Stanley Hunton Gary Ostrum B1l1y Blakeley Tommy Flanagan Mr Roth coach Johnny Marcus Bobby Hart Jerry French Bucky Cook Gary Borland 56 o Marcus, Oltrogge, 'Ostrum, Madiion, .B, Crockelt, F. Ryathlnun, N. Cstrurn, M, Lelhnenr, H. Welkell o T o o Grade School Cheer Leaders Georgette M11ler Janette Mlchael Beverly Slmons rade Basketball Summar Grade school basketball under the d1rect1on of coach Ken Roth began w1th twenty e1ght boys report1ng for practlce The schedule conslsted of e1ght conference games Wlth the tournament at B1g T1mber cl1max1ng the season Although lackmg 1n he1ght the boys showed they had the cal1 ber to compensate through speed and ab1l1ty to play the game The team was v1ctor1ous f1VC out of the e1ght seasonal games At the B1g T1mber tournament the Absarokee graders ga1ned fourth place Followmg 15 the season record Absarokee Absarokee Abs ar okee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Tournament games Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee Absarokee are 3.5 Roberts Johet Columbus Park Clty Park C1ty Reed Po1nt Jol1et follows Columbus W11sol Blg T1mber D11lon .....33 .. 13 .. ..l5 ' .. ..27 . Absarokee.. ..36 Roberts.. .. ..39 '. ....32 ' . .....39 ' .....19 ' .....19 . .....31 ' .. ..3O ' ' .. ..18 ' 57 4 Class ffieers M' : M 0 4757 V f Q big X L 'N X-ge X V'- Q- I si,-is Q N X xx - " S' X ' 9 .Y K me ' ji Z' x Q 1 ' s.. ..? 1 , X lflq PRES, 1. Marcus :R x - 5 S? f 4 we , 2 , W 'f Q XXNV I 'MNQW Q58 l X7 Tj, E f 0 NXXs3 ff 7 "V fi 'Q X x4l'wXf1"yW47fg, V- PRES- - ' 1 W we XX WU' jffflo J. Mlchael SX X5 S XJ-y wry Ak N i S 'gn ' ' t S S- X X Q SEC TREAS X M Seventh and Elghth Grades 51 ROW denburg D Lmk h L an Ga a V Barr Mmhagl Mr Cilahan SICONJD ROW C Mllkr S Hoover C Ggorqe B C nk R Edmunds C, Mxller j Oltroue B mmomj Campbell THIRD ROW J French I Margus T Ha11a5.an A Iemp G Darrah R Hart B Blakdcy D Mckirldp T art 58 s X , Q51 K X YS Q xxx X, X MN ' -3 0 FIR"' : B. U - , . ' , '.Hi1lIOU, L.Carstens, K.Tyl1r, Y, fig ,S. usl d, . ,j, "', ,VL '.xE:x ':1. ' X, . , . ' MT, ,sk ,.: fi. I , . f. :. .' ki .. , '9' f U A 'I' Class fficers FIRST SECOND . ,, A SEMESTER SEMESTER 'Q W7 - ,A 7,4 2 Q N l 41 S .f 'J I A S' f' s. .gf I H R "' A, Q - .' f 9 . -1 E ...- 'Sr' PRES. ' , C PREs. G. Ostrum J. Welkel V I I C 4- I I IJ ., , V, PRES, ' ? if Y " V, PRES. R. Michael C. Gausrad SEC TREAS SEC TREAS F HIHIOU G Borland F1fth and Slxth Grades FIRST ROW C Oltroszsze -X Brrdge M Arthun E Carstens A Lee N4 Marcus A Moore I Kenm J R Mrchael R Amos C Olson R Crockett THIRD ROW L Mxller R Ostrum G Han on G Osrrum C Borland R Gahaaan M Flanagan B INICBl'1dEl Werkel B Farmsread NOT PIC TURLI2 M Vander sloot I- Hrnron D Lundy 59 o 0 R l Lahn. Mrs. Iohnson. ROW:M'B. Schaff, Llunton, G,,Watson: T.'Lemp, Caustadj B: Burkland hird and Fourth rades FIRST ROW P Hanlev M Gaustad M Howland E Ol on D Barr T Schaff M Holman P Huck L Scowllle IN11sSS1lxOl'3 SECOND RONN K Mlller S Vandersnlck J McBr1de O Arthun B Reed M lxappelrnan C Lehner THIRD ROW J Watson R Hunton R Howland D Vlaldo F Lammoreaux R Carsten L Reed C Galahan J fook R Oltrome N Kenyon B Amos W Schaff Pfllllar rades X-...X FIRST ROW J Judd E Rowland P Reed L Mlller P Hults E Johnson SECOIND ROW A Br'dQ,es B Arthun I Porter R Ostrurn S Amos 1 Farn stead N Currx M Kelseth IN Morefleld THIRD ROVN L Hlnton D Peterson B Rexner R DeGroot L Pedersen D Parker B Sm1th J Flanagan T Georee K Mcloren R Fersur Mrs L Flsher INOT PICTURED lx Stenehjsm bo ' " Y , Y . 1 - ' rY- ,.v .-- 5-fyll , . , - . 0 ' 7 ' wr xl F ' , , 461 1 . . 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