Belt Valley High School - Husky Herald Yearbook (Belt, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

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M',f.4Zz. .,,. ,f A THE HUSKY HERALD Edited by the Senior Class of BELT VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Belt, Montana 1956 DEDICATION FOREWORD Aswe the class of '56,1eave Belt Valley H1gh School someone else leaves Wlth us He IS Mr John G MacDonald and It xs to h1m that we proudly dedlcate the 1956 Husky Herald For the past sxx years Mr MacDonald has served as our supermtendent ably cop1ng w1th all the problems of hls posltlon and wlth many more that also fell hls way I-hs good Judgment and f1ne example have earned the admxratxon and respect of all that have come mto contact wlth h1m As we b1d good-bye to Mac and h1s famlly we hope we'1l meet them again We wish them happiness and good fortune in their future ventures SUPERINIENDENVS MESSAGE T It is always a pleasure to be asked by a graduating class to pen one last word to be recorded in its yearbook, yet it is always a challenge to find a way to present the same old advice so that it will not appear stale -L-I and trite. I ,A 'N -.2-we 1 One can scarcely dare hope, also, that any final word of advice will gli 33 X' be any more heeded now than during the past four years, just because it . X Q X is included in the class yearbook. Nevertheless, I sincerely congratulate the Class of '56 on its X B achievement of one important step toward success in our society -- the high school diploma, Much has been said recently about the economic value of a high school education. It is truly becoming more and more of a necessity, but, because of the greater number of students involved, and the concept of a high school education for all who are able and willing to take advantage of it, the student who would seek real knowledge, and whose desire for information has only been sharpened by high school, must look to further education to help him find his rightful place and greatest success. Think of high school graduation as only your first step, and of these words of James D. Freeman: A hill is not too hard to climb Taken one step at a time. One step is not too much to take, One try is not too much to make. One step, one try, one song, one smile, Will shortly stretch into a mile. And everything worth while was done By small steps taken one by one. To reach the goal you started for, Take one step more -- take one step more! is 77'2a,Az1Mf00 SCHOOL BOARD i LAVINA STEHLIK, Clerk C. O. DAVIS, Chairman EWARD BRURUD GEORGE DARKO RUSSELL LELAND ALLEN CHESBRO af vs 1 A I- i I - 131' 6 'A r--Q 4- rr MR. JOHN G. MacllUN'Xl,l7 Superintendent Gcncral Mathematics 'n 1 -'-- RN H - MR. EDWARD PliTljRSON Choral hlusic and Band in Gratlcs and High School 9 X 1,-3-F, V ,.N x.i'7 an. t ' Y 5, I MR . EDWARD SPRAGUH Agriculture, Shop rf' 1 .oy 5 ,of six I '33 , f t . . 1, 5 it Si ' 'Rm MR. DON Plf'I'lfR5UN TWRS. EVA STOBER lNlRS. VERNA PETERSON COSCTI. MEIIIICFTHIUCS, English, Spanish, Commercial Chemistry Jourtialism,Ycarbook f . of ' .49 , A ,f x H xl-'l MR. EDWARD DAHY Social Science,Driver Training, Library 7 fb 17 s . x ' O MRS. THELMA SCHMIDT Home Economics, Girls Physical Education,Biology HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Schinidt Chucks Material The Malc Contingent N Petcrson Pctcrsiins and Spragues Attend Party The Macs at School Dance Pete Cues Drums 'i fi L- Lan' id ! i 5 e as , air' S and I: r Which Is the Bird Brain I1 -,S eg I nf Wx 'v y lg' K ., 9 , :. F I I -vu or. M fit N' Ei' N 1 .X In f - -:A N N X A 'QQ .I I , fy T -v x I 'smilie X ' 7523, - V, - if :Jw 3 fj.v,,' . ' MISS JEANNE SANDERS Fifth Grade MRS. KAY GILLETTE Junior High Arithmetic, Spelling, Reading ' , .531 -X Z' fv' Q45 ' -Q , ,x ' ...I MRS. NONA WILLIAMSON First Grade MISS ALICE KLIMAS Junior High English, Art in all grades 'ns U '-'urs 0 , -Q- ,Q x, 1. fl 1- f MR. ARNOLD VJIRTALA Principal Social Science, Science, Health 4' I x AFT? MRS. MARILYN SERVOSS MISS MARIAN OLSON MRS. PEARL STEWART Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Gillette Miss Sanders Mr. Wirtala . ff 1,..., ,yi r r X3 H is X Mrs. Stewart Supervises Study K Miss Williamson -- I 5 ,av 1 Miss Klimas Helps with Fort Mrs . Se rvoss I A' pq Miss Olson 1 .l , 7 A' ff 44 1 JANET ANN BERG Jan Ambition: To be a missionary to the Ubangi tribe. Office staff 2, 3,4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3,4, Operetta 2, Girls Choir I, 2, 3,4, Mixed Choir i,2,3,4, Band 1, 2, 3,45 Class President 2, Catholic Choir I,2,3,4: Senior Play 43 Junior Red Cross 3, CYC 1, 2, 3,4, President 4, Pep Band I, 2, 3.4, Paper Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 4, Annual Staff, Business Manager 4, Dance Band. Choosing Announcements SENIORS CURTIS WAYNE FALLS Curt Ambition: To get notlir r motorwyclt' Mixqd Choir 2, FFA I,2gSti1dt'IlI Council I,Lx'llCl'fD.-115 Club 2, Class Tregisurur 2gB3SkCIb1ll1 I,2, Track I, 2: Speech :ind Drqmzitics 3: S, IliOF Pl y 4, Operetta 2, Cliristma, Pl y 3. fag Cowboy Joe Makes a Haul 54 V .., 22,5 f gs, 2 FRANCES JOSEPHINE FREIE Jo Ambition: To make my first million before I'm 20. FHA l,2,3,4, Pep Club I, 2,3,4: Point Keeper 4, Methodist Choir 1,2,3,4, Girls Choir 1, 2,3,4, Mixed Choir 1.2, 3.4, Operetta 2 Student Council 3, Class Vice President 2, Band 1, 2,3,4, Sec- retary 4, MYF 1, 2, Office Staff 4, Hot Lunch Staff 3, Senior Play 4, Christmas Play 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4, Dance Band 4. This page sponsored by MONTANA POWER Rock and Carrot Take Shape I X i if fl 151, 4: X 5 v ', -1 1 2 JOSEPH PATRlCK HUETH Joe Ambition: To grow a beard. Basketball I,2, 3,4, Co -captain 45 Footbatt l,2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Student Council 254, Vice President 45 Class President 35 CYC I,2,3,4, Vice President 3, Treasurer 45 FFA I,2, 3, Reporter 35 Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3,4, President 35 Boys Glee Club Ig Operetta 25 Senior Play5 Lettermens Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff Staff 45 Christmas Play 35 Trampoline Squad l,2,3,4g Ex- plorer Scouts 3. This page sponsored by WHITE REFRIGERATION Spirit of Christmas Prevails PHYLLIS MARIE JOHNSON Phyl Ambition: To know a debit from a cr dit. Hot lunch Staff 35 Mixed Choir l,2,3,4g Girls Choir I,2, 35 Student Council 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Class Vice President 45 Alternate Delegate to Girls State 35 Pep Band I,2,3,41 MYF 3,45 Band i,2,3,45 Methodist Choir 1,2,3,4, Assistant Director 45 Paper Staff 3,4, Editor 45 Senior Playg Christmas Play5 Clarinet Quartet 3,45 Annual staff 45 Office Staff. 155 96, I i' Nw Vs :'f fl ,X 'vi Freshmen Turn Tables on Seniors Q 46 m 5 Vw Y? CAROL TERESA KLEFFNER Carrots Ambition:Go through just one day without pulling a Booboo. Pep Club I,2, 3, President5 FHA I,3,4, Vice President 4: Paper Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 4, Assistant Editor: Student Council 1, 3,4, President 45 Spanish Club I , 2,35 Class Secretary 3: Junior Red CrossCouncil 3,45 JRC Delegate 25 Girls Choir I,2, 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 3,45 Mixed Choir I,2, 3.4, Secretary Treasurer 3,45 Operetta 22 Christmas Play 35 Senior Play5 Girls State 35 CYC I,2,3,4, President 35 4-H l,2,3,4 President 3, County Winner I, State Winner 25 Catholic Choir 3g Wool Growers Contest I , 2, 3. Dave annoyed at Interruption N:-1145 IACQUELINE KAY KOONTZ IaCquie Ambition: Spend my 21st year in Hawaii. FHA l,2,3,4, Song Leader l, Vice President 3, President43 Pep Club I, 2, 3.4, President 43 Twirling I, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 43 Cheerleader 3,43 CYC I, 23 Catholic Choir 1, 23 Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3,4, President 43 Girls Choir I,2,3,4: Paper Staff 3,43 Annual Staff4, Editorp Operetta 23 Student Council l,2,3, Treasurer 33 Spanish Club I,2, 33 Class Treasurer 3,43 Senior Play 43 Office SI8ff45 Christmas Play 33 Trampoline Squad I3 Triple Trio 23 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4. Movie Stars?? MARVIN OTTO KOSKELA Marv Ambition: To be the first man to fly to the moon. Northwest Music Education Conference 33 Band l,2,3,4, President 33 Boys Choir I3 Mixed Choir 1.2, 3,43 4-H l, 2, 3,43 Student Council 3,43 Basket- ball 2, 32 Track 1.2, 3,43 Lettermens Club 1,2, 3,43 Senior Play 43 Christmas Play 33 Operetta 23 Trampo- line 3,43 Annual SI8ff4: Paper Staff 43 Class Vice President 23 Speech 83 Drama 3iSPS8Ch at District FFA Con- vention I, 33 Altemate to Boys State 33 Dance Band 43 FFA l,2, 3, Reporter 23 Treasurer 3. A n v A . 'Ir Q elf' 5, I x 4 -fF' . Y? h .-'-55' mf'-'lag' 1 QTL FHA Formal X - :vw at : fi.. ki? X I 1, I i N, s JACK LEE MABERRY Greg Ambition: To make Belt grade in high gear with my Chevy. Christmas Play 33 Senior Play 43 Class Vice President 33 Lettermens Club 43 Football 43 Transferred from Breckenridge, Missouri, K4 x 2' 571, 3: This page sponsored by GLASS ART SHOP Picking Out Programs A, ' -12. ,Su ,U ,Jr , -41 I ROBERTA JEAN MEE Bert Ambition: To be a midget wrestler. Mixed Choir I,2. 3.4: Girls Choir l,2,3,41MYF I,2,3,4, Secretary 2: Pep Club I,2, 3,45 Class Secre- tary 2,4g Senior Playg Operetta 23 Christmas Play 35 Girl Scouts I,2. 3,4, Secretary 24 Red Cross Coun- cil 3g FHA I,2,3,4g Band 2, 3,4g Hot Lunch Staff4g Paper Staff 4g Pep Band 2,3,4. This page sponsored by H. F. LAMBERTSON Secret Part oflnitiation I ., aa... 4 JAMES EDWARD MILOS Snowshoe Ambition: To go to the south pole with Admiral Byrd. FFA I,2,3,4g Senior Class Play 4: Christmas Play 3. Livin' It Up X K 1' 1 DAVID UEONARD PAULSRUD Dave Ambition: To be a Fuller Brush man. Football 3.4, Co -captain 43 Basket- ball 2,3,4, Co-captain 4g FFA 2,3,4 President 4g lettermens Club 2,3,4, Secretary 43 Senior Class President: Paper Staff 4g MYF 2,3,4, Vice President 45 Senior Playg Christmas Play 3: Explorer Scouts 3. All Dolled Up for Pictures Rv ,f 1' . S' ' ,K ...Ai EN. 1 l I f I ' A. FERDINAND ANTONIO RUB INC Beans Ambition: To get his car started. FFA l,2,3,45 Christmas Play 35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Operetta 25 Track I, 2,3,4: Football 1, 2,3545 Bas- ketball I5 Lettermens Club 2, 3,45 Student Council Representative 45 Explorer Scouts 3. 221 1: T-ze fri- FY 1' 5- '-Q. . -- - F h P df Sl , , res men repare or aughter ml, nr QUENTIN JEROME STOBER St0Vepipe Ambition: To ski down Mt. Everest. Band l,2,3,4, Student Director 45 German Band 3,45 Mixed Choir l,2,3, 45 Northwest Music Educators Confer- ence 35 Orchestra 15 Student Council 25 Basketball l,2,3,4g Football I,2,3, 45 Track I, 2, 3,45 Junior Red Cross Council 3,45 Boys State 35 Letter- mens Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 45 Class President 15 Clarinet Quartet 3,45 Dance Band 45 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Operetta 25 Explorer Scout 1.2, 35 Speech and Drama 35 Christmas Play. rv-gy K if . I. lv., 51,1 ' Full of Christmas Spirit W ROBERT DONALD TRIPP Bob Ambition: To get my Ford Running. FFA l,2,35 MYF l,2,3,4I Basket- ball I5 Football 45 Track I5 Christmas Play 35 Band 1,25 Mixed Choir I5 Marine Corps Reserve 4. This page sponsored by POWER EQUIPMENT Tending Concession at AAC Tourney 'Y'-1 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Twenty six shy little first graders started their school tra1n1ng in the old red brick school on the hill A large number of teachers taught us through the first few grades with Mrs Sperry 1n the first Rosemary McCoy and Ann Keaster in the second and Mrs Stewart in the third and fourth In the fifth grade we were busily taklng achieve ment tests when a fire interrupted and we moved to the old h1gh school Everything was tirned perfectly but lt seems someone saved the tests We part1c1pated in Christmas plays, school parties baseball series put out a school paper called the Belt Beacon, and kept the Comets glory high um our last few years of grade school As seventh graders we entered the new school which was some thing of a bright light in our lives Mrs Gillette Miss Klimas and Mr Simpson were our Junior high teachers In the eighth grade we took a trip to Monarch on a fossil hunt and another trip to Kleffners for a big picnic Our number was still the same when we entered BVHS as shy and not too bright freshmen The f1rst party we gave in high school was a return party for the seniors which we called a barn dance The freshman class officers were president, Jerry Stober v1ce president, Joe Hueth secretary Betty King treasurer Roberta Mee and student council representatives Carol Kleffner and Curt Falls As sophomores we were the first class to get dr1ver's training The sophomore class officers were president Janet Berg v1ce pres1dent Jo Frele secretary Connie Jacobson treasurer Curt Falls and student council representatlves were Jacquie Koontz and Joe Hueth Mrs Peterson served as sponsor of a dwindling Junior class that entered high school appeal of marriage There were eight people who married out of our class along with the ones who transferred to other schools This year we used a pink and black theme for our prom We picked up tumbleweeds and dyed them pink to hang on the ceiling and we had Joe Hueth as president leading the grand march Jack Maberry, vice president Jacquie Koontz, treasurer Carol Kleffner secretary and Marvm Koskela and Phyllis Johnson as student council representatlves The class of '56 entered its last year with 15 members the smallest class to gradu ate in about 50 years Mrs Stober served as sponsor through 1n1t1at1on act1v1t1es sneak day and fund raising projects Officers serving the class this year were president Dave Paulsrud v1ce president Phyllis Johnson treasurer, Jacquie Koontz secretary Roberta Mee and student council representatlves, Joe Hueth and Carol Kleffner Many honors came to members of the sen1or class during their four year 1n high school Aside from many offices held m school organizations, Phyllis Johnson edited the school paper Jacquie Koontz was editor of the annual and was cheerleader her Junior and senior years Carol Kleffner and Jerry Stober were delegated to Gu-ls and Boys State with Phyllis Johnson and Marvm Koskela as alternates Jerry and Marvin attended the Northwest Music Educators Conference m Eugene as Juniors, Carol Kleffner was a delegate to JRC camp 1n Kalispell Jacquie Koontz was valedictorian and Marvin Koskela, salutatorian The class produced the comedy fantasy Green Valley' the story of a fantastxc land where everything reaches a gigantic size Our work on the Husky Herald paper and annual brought us many headaches and laughs Baccalaureate and the Senior Banquet came on May 20, followed by the long awaited Commencement Exerc1s es on May Z3 We ended our school days in Belt Valley High School with 6 members left from the original first grade class Jo Frele, Janet Berg, Phyll1s Johnson, Jerry Stober, Jim Miles, and Fred Rubino ll . . . . , , , . . . . . , . , ll ' ' - n n .n n u , . - . . . , , . . . . . , . i D . . 3 . S 1 Z , S , . . . , : . . , . : , I , Z with Z4 and had shrunk to 17 by our junior year. This was due to the more romantic : . : ' ' . . , - I ' 1 I 1 . I 5 , , . . . . . S . . , S I - ll I -- ' .,-45 9 ,, ., 'A , ji. I-1-. , R fy-5 oi 'bl Y A Y 3x , ind .n - 0 , K 4- Martha and Tinker Q' 'W l- 'N , 0, Q S, av x s V, .1 'Q ' L an 5-I' 9' .S Q, ,J .6 isi 'I , if if , -.L 1-ea! ziymif- fl Games of rhe Mountains ' - A QM I: Scene from Green Valley 'x N xL nfs Scene Bac kstagc SNi:AK DAY 3rd 8: 4th Grade Mr. Mac and Fr. Donovan Baccalaureate Speaker May NOW ---- and Then f'd'AQ ll. Xt U if I I nr. -x.. '-tl PAPER STAFF K ' 44 Y -we L' BACK ROW: L. Maki, Exchange Column, S. vvarenime, Grade Notesg J, Huethg Mrs. Stober Advisorp D. Paulsnid, Mimeographg M. Welsh, Sportsg J. Stober, Features. FRONT ROW: R. Mee, Hurnorg J. Berg, Assistant Editor, P. Johnson Editor: I. Koontz, Special Stories and Typistg C. Kleffner, Art. Assembling Paper Y., W. if X FV 'D x cf, I. KOONTZ Editor of Annual No Paper This Week Dave at Mimeogfalm 'la C KLEFFNER leffy TYPSS COPY Assistant Editor had P. HJIINSUN Editor of Paper Concessions at Toumament fri 'lp Mrs. S. Dances as ' Staff Works 23. A wx n Q '.'- ,I ,V 'QV - in-nf ' ,bf fqlffal - Belt Butte was repoltedly named by Lewis and Clark because of the belt of rocks encircling it. It rises above the hills to the east of Belt and serves as a landmark for miles around. vii D C 3-'vi . 1 ,,, 1 YP' 3 - 2: 5 Mabe rry , Student Council . Qi -f ,d 1 C. .. , ,, . Z of A VJ X f 1 : 4 v' X 1 7 . X. , 9 Q , 'Q 5 'A ' f cat, tl F. Ballatore F. Burrows C. Colarchik J. Dawson C X' X ff V ' ' 4 5- ' Hifi x 1 , H - ,, M Z J, A, WW -35-flu I A ru' .X .X iv' . ' ' .- 4 - CLASS OFFICERS: R. Dawson, Pres- ' ' CY 1 ll L idcntg W. Jacobson, Sergeant at I' 1 , Armsg M. Welsh, Vice Presidentg X' QX K sk D. Hoyer, Student Councilg C. wxx ,- Maki, Secretary-Treasurergi. X ' -' il. . a.. . A I. Maberry C Maki L. Maki M, Manger J, ' Y 4 R Va. -N-at V ' -2 ,- ' 1' , V A . OD X Z A -7' . X , J U N I 0 x4 ,W K X 4 66 1 lfhgrfiig, .' i - 'sr---'M . 2 L Rx. if , 'Ui'?i'3 This page sponsored by S' Paulson M' Porter R- 5Pi116I Director Dahy Honored JOHNSON F ARM EQUIPMENT 4 Watch the Birdie li -v iq Chrlstm as Play S4 See Here' ! Up with the Walls Prom - v 6234! '1 6 V' 2 5 iv' -3- 3? '. L' , 'I rf IS .. lf l v F Z , B. Dawson E. Gliko JA Gliko 7 e. ar 9 L M - asa I , '. V lx La , . , I J 2, Q X -H Lf 'A E. Mee D. Mitchell E. Murphy - LQ Q 3, - .La R. Spiller M. Stewart F. Viaene Macs Dance at Prom I , -3 S' I 1 ilu D. Hoyer 2 K A ' . ' i A 30. Y x B. Nelson l '4 Q QS gfkfp fr x, Viv NN 10 x X S Warehime .A Q9 Y W W Jacobson E. Johnson .PGN F 5 Rvrxif 3 Q ' Q ,T 6 Xyx Y, g I Q-X I ' xt 4 ' O'Donne1l F. Olson Thi: page F 6' Sponsorcd bi. 11. THE CORRAL M. Welsh 5 Wha a at'? - Arnold Reed Shows Rmgs 5 4 A ' Flowers for Prom , gs-I D 3 CLASS OFFICERS: O. Kleffner, Vice President: I. Koskela, Student Coun- ci1pK. Maki, Presidentg K. Lund. Secretary-T easuterg D. Paulsrud, Student Council. N .- f-. V R. Arps 1 ug 1 '...' . KA Q. T491 LSI! J. Hendrickson Sophomore Party Liberace and George SOPHOMORES This page sponsored by HARRINGTON STUDIO Are You There ? Driver Training , 5- .-v vv X X -. 1 x xl: X x s X B. Colarchik -.- ,qu- 4- 2 44. . .4 . .14 vi. N e.'- ' .. J. Holzheimer KZ! M McCafferty Tree in Study Hall 'VNC llcltn Trent A 5 A 5 5 ,AJ ' Xiu-ic Nlaker' Supreme n f K' ' . 1 5- ... - 5 ,,. Q -. .. wisp J '- . .. ' x 1 N. fx .- , ' 'Q-..., 1 '4 X r Y ,1 Y ' Q y . , F V . l Q R- CLlIT1miHS E. Darko G. Fulbright S. Gerhart L. Heil-ikila I-1 Henderson '7' 2 4' P 'CL 6 f '- S C. Hueth 1 M. King O, Kleffncr J. Koskela A 'D ' Q ,,. . ' ,. Q 4 'R G ll- i 4 , , g X .1 pub X J' ' X X QL J. Miral D. Paulsrud E. Porter R. Sivumaki Q, , r Lx' .ll Qlkjl gf XX f-lr if NOT PICTURED: B. Wells, B. Voytoski 'fl D. Dolin, P. Rubino x ' This P2-gC SpOf1S0rCd by King Eniotcs I Driv r Training ART'S Morui. l Q A L' Dragnet in hnglisli II X Hrllo, Bunny, Arm You There? LQ-Q? - .fa A ,, Q51 R., f ' ,' N. .-.,' 5, Y -Q . I ,in . 1' L TY 9 K. Lund K. Maki ,o- on Q ' all N R. Smiley C Thorson v .73 -x , 94 0 , Hollywood, Here We Comic Driver Examiner Here l' 1. 1' l l 'X J Cl A53 OPI ICIERS: Willy Brurud. N lce Presldcntg Marilyn Gliko, Secrerary Ray Wells, Party .lo Dans Student Councilg Paul Rubrno Presidemg Phyllis Dolin, Trea'urer. Gies Wins auty Contest .3 s. I K 7- 1 lv a .- j ' It-V., V ,Y , x- L - ' Y ' s N K C. Busch F. Brown W. Brurud 9 h 'l 5 3- a z. 1 ' -' Q, f l ' v I X T. Gifts M. Gliko R, Hendrickson C' 'F' -as 1: ,J XG- f .gif Y. -I f . if X C. Rama P. Rubino 5, Stgwart 1 This page sponsored by :- 1' C --ff I-reshrnen Go Wrld k IZ IR. -lfi Pres IlL 1 Buns Parnted lreshman Girls lxlaklrlb Cand L , -. i FALLS IMPLEMENT CO . Be aury Contest w,fl5 Purntrng the B C. J 3 ' 19 rr I' 5 X ' P. Davis J. Dawson 'e 11' 17' 2 , avi ', 1- I7 , , J. Jeffers M. Johnson 5 'Q , ' A M . A Jil, ' 5 3 'f' . Y 2+ lf' ' vm.. . .J rf. fi Cl 4 , ' ' .. if - - R. Wells J. Whitaker This page sponsored by COCA COLA BOTTLING Jim -- the Hoopsler Tripping the Light Fantastic? -'1'-I . N.- .. ., 'RQ Seniors Are Kings ofthe Hill y Home Ec Taffy Makers Inc - '-:N , HJ.: .1 'sax .Vi Q1 1 1 N., 1, .1 'J QM - Sculptors at Work Bruce Tools Loarhur GRADE SCHOOL Thrs page sponsorcd by E B JOHNSON CO in Sixth Grade Emrres Na me and hxelyn Vm Teachers Lnjoy Patty cake Man Go Close Your Mouth So We Can See Your Face The MacDonalds and the Sroburs Jw Q my I ',.,zf. 2 a -at it 119 . fa, 5 , 4 ,S L',' Q f f , , , . K., .4 I g h 5 -1, ,wb 3 A . H JA, ML A W . t -sn tfrqjgia A K ,J W, J M lg' A 1' l-9 ,anfah I .H ' wrt, f 's M ti- , 'I . ,L-A,W,,,., -4 ,- , f f ' 'I fag, .,.,.. 3f W ' V , '. I -'ff A + 5 I V ' ' l 1- 'V' ' 'Q' 'tw ff-32:4-.2 l 'iff' la, '- X, 1- ' v v 'f'.'.. vL. '. .' ' ' L . 'V ,Jn Q .4 1, I w an rx, N ,V ' A ig rl ,I ' b ' , ' ' as. . - RQ?-Q... k , . ' fy. -L O ,,. 1 . I ll--B A.---...............-l Wk .I -4 ll: nanny. 1 1- - he .'..i i':-as-1... 'r'1-Q74 ,JC ,444-4 5 O' Another landmark, iger Butt , 'lies to the south of Belt in the Little Belt Mountains. It was named for its resemblance to a sleeping tiger, S Q. Q H BAND 5:5 Off to Lewl SIOH Xian 1 K vb ' . I Q' v 5 WW, 14 .ju Af' Q - lyn Solos x U 'IMO . .' ' Dobbm Takes Shapm Stokcscs Attend Concert K1E3lhOdl5If,1lO1l' Student DIICCIOYS '- Jerry and Marvm Gram Tools ,' J' q'Afn rin: 'U -'J Af 4' 4 MMMH 'LLLL I 141 . iff 0 ,W 'V' . ix 4 ve-9 X 2 4 . Y .-.,Q':'R'. QQ! Au ,I . Y I -I ,Af ' Jef v ,f . 1 , . ,, i I 0 A fr f if J J... 'V .Lvl ' A3 ,- If .-5' I will 1 gli, X ilallhy ' , -5 4151- wi: as? C I . Km .' fi 1' gi' i X: ,I K' - '.'-'E-ml' ., ' V, ' 'Q N J . xx X Dance Band Trio if V, 4 , . qi. f n'-'QOL' 7 4 J istress of Ceremonies ii 5 M, ' . 15? , , ' sq, 9 Marvin on I6 Tons elf sk' Z 2 , 4 '.l V 'I If i A6 L, Luc In g Bal-L mlm for B.md 4. D 1 , 4 x -1 f ,:' . -1 J :lil Q 3: ggi' ' ' -I , 0.341 -u HQ HU 4 541' lg i ' ni is if 1 . MIXED I FEP CHOIR . f Ill Dance Band Hard at It f'lxf'1'. 5 H .1 -- 'W 'W ' 'fn ln':z1SQ'wf. MIXED A CAPPELLA CHOIR, FIRST ROW: S. Stewart, P. I. Davis, I. Gliko, M. MCCafferty, M. King, M. Porter, E. Darko, M. Gliko, F. Viaene, R. Spillcr, S. Paulson, C. Ranta. SECOND ROW:I Gcdrose, Ii. Johnson, J. Maberry, B. Lazurc, I. Berg, K. Lund, B. Colarchik, R. Arps, D. Paulsrud, M. Stewart, TIIIRD ROW: IE. Horalek, P. Johnson, R. Mew, C. Kleffner, R. Sivuniaki, lf. Ircic, J. Koontz, C. Maki, C. Ilneth, J. Dawson, IS. Mittal, FOURTH ROW: J. Koskcla, l.. Maki, II Burrows, M. Koskcla, W. Jacobson, J. Inetli, J. Stober, K. Maki, C. Colarchik, M. Welsh, P. Rubino, G. Vnlbriglit, R. Sniiley, 1. Dawson 5 Wy' This page sponsored by TIIIi NURTIIERN IIOTIZI. Carolyn Working on Backdrop German Band Setting at Christmas Program Warming Up for Christmas Concert A Cappella Choir in Action .1--0 Tuning Up Illczued Pete GIRLS A CAPPELLA CHOIR, FIRST ROW: J. Gcdrose, P. I. Davis, I. Gliko, M. McCafferty, M. King, M. Porter, IE. Darko, M. Gliko, S. Gcrhart, C. Ranra. SECOND ROW: E. Horalek Ii. Johnson, I. Mabcrry, C. Kleffner, R. Sivumaki, S. Stewart, M. Henderson, E. Porter, I.. Heilfkila, S. Paulson. TIIIRD ROW: I. Hendrickson, B. Mittal, B. Colarchik, J. Dawson, R. Arps, R. Mee, K Lund, R. Spiller, F. Viaenc. FOURTH ROW: B. Lazure, J. Berg, V. Ifreie, I. Koontz, C. Maki, C. Hucth, D. Paulsrud, M. Stewart. Honored Guests at Concert This page sponsored by RUSS' 6th STREET SERVICE 4 'T X lieu is th Ldgar F' 1, W f , 'iii 571 'n 1- ' v X . B Pep Assembly D.i FIRST ROW: C. Hueth, J. Glzku, Secretaryg I. Koontz, Presioentg C. Maki, laulsrud. SECOND Rflwzl Gedrose, M. Henderson, I5 Helo, Pointsg li , 5. blov. ut Lazure, P. llolin, L. lleikkila, f.l.Gl.l-1u,R. Arps. l'lIl'Rll ROV.: R. S-pillar 1 - A- Treasurer Porter, B M. King, li. Colarchik, J. lbexvxi-,. S. Paulson, li. Darko, M. Su-wart, M. Porter. l'OIlRT'lll21W!: P. Davis, R. Sviiiiial-'i, S. 'rN4Al'CilllllC', R. Lice, Mrs. Schnudt, .ldviso C. Rama, ll. Mitt ' al, K. Lund, Xiu: llrcsidfgmg M. Mcfiaffcrty, Stiidc1itCoiiIirtil. 1 ' i The Lineup This page sponsored by l'OWIN ANA RANK ll N. 9 I 31 jc. X. 5 Ioan, Jacquie, and Caroline at Choteau . 1 H '-HI . - Y Why, Girls, We Didn't Know' vr, va... ' s. x 'al 'KW N ua N. 1 H Football Concessioz. X A 1 12' 4 New Cheerleading Skirts v The Cleanup Coach Gzves the Lowdown Feeding the Teams I v .2 LL! ll i f i 1 Q ' v 14 S fl Cliamirig Points 4 . 'A 7 .X J 1 in T , V . if 1- W1 i r ' Q .6-,,, if I 1 'tqyulmf I 0--QAQQS OFFICERS: Carol Kleffner, Presidentg Joe Hueth, Vice President: Phyllis Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer AWAR DS Aside from establishing rules and regulations, and approving of student activities, the Student Council, under the guidance of Mr. MacDonald, undertook a number of additional projects. An orientation booklet giving information about organizations, rules, and curriculum, was completed. This booklet will be distributed among all freshmen and new students. A code of ethics was drawn up by the council after a number of student-parent-teacher meetings which indicated interest in the subject. It was patterned, in part, after codes which had proved satisfactor in other schools, and included items pertaining specifically to Belt High School. The codfe has been included in the orientation booklet. Student Council also sponsored a Religious Emphasis Day which was received with enthusiasm by the entire student body. Guest speakers for the day were Rev. George Harper and Father Arbanas. The local pastors, Rev. Starlin and Father Whalen were also present. The first session of the afternoon was a general session with addresses by both of the guest speakers. Students were then permitted to choose a section which they wished to attend---Catholic, Protestant, ora group discus sing reli ion and family living. The remainder of the time was spent in these discussion groups and viewing a film presenting a problem in ethics. ST UDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES Each year a number of students receive recognition for meritorious work. Most of the awards are made at an Awards Assembly, this year held in conjunction with Class Night, and at the Commencement Exercises. American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a delegate to Girls'State, held now on the Montana State College campus in Bozeman. Mildred Porter was selected as delegate with Shirley Warehime as the alternate. The Masons and the Eastern Stars sponsor the delegate to the American Legion Boys' State held on the campus of Western College of Education in Dillon. This year's delegate was Michael Welsh with Bob Dawson as alternate. Elizabeth Darko, with Kenny Maki as alternate, was designated to attend the Junior Red Cross Camp at Kalispell. Heisey Award winners were James Veleber, freshmang Richard Smiley and Joanne Hendrickson, sophomores: Michael Welsh, juniorg and Jerry Stober, senior. Marvin Koskela received the Bausch and Lomb Optical Company award of a bronze plaque for outstanding work in science. Phyllis Johnson, as editor of the school paper, received the MIEA certificate of award in journalism. Jacquie Koontz was awarded the State University System Honor Scholarship, and Jerry Stober a music scholarship from Washington State College. 33 u., OFFICFRS: M. Porter, President C liueth Vlce PfCSldeIlI I GIIRO Secruary Treasuru Porter, Su1dcmCounci1g M Nici affuty bong Lbadu 'u- ' . -fi , ' W s- l -I 'W-, 4 Making Pmara ,ph yu ' 'G ' 5? ' if-Q MZ Q y 35 3 JUNIOR CROSS ' BACK ROW: C. Kleffner K Maki S Warehime I Dawson,J Stober FRONT ROV P. Davis, Secretary M Porter President E Darko Nice President Irs Sto er por LETTERMEN SCLUB '- H A ' FW 0 FIRST ROW: W. Jacobson, B. Dawson, Vice Presidentg E. Mee ROW: D. Mitchell, B. Nelson, K. Maki, J. Hueth, President: Rubino, Student Council Representativeg D. Paulsnld, Secretary THIRD ROW Don Peterson Coach M. Koskela, B. Voytoski, 1. Whitaker, B. Brown, J. Koskela L Maki S O Donnell L U6-' '-I1 Y' - ff , 'lx OFFICERS: D. Paulsriid, Presidentg M. Marxer, Vice Presidentp C. Colarchik, Secretary-Treasurer, R. Smiley, llistoriang F. Rubino, Reporter. I 4 I3 Glen's Pickin' a Chicken Jw ' Q R ,-C .J-4 fa Willie S pea ks Field Trip to Great Falls S . Fi A Banquet Kenny Knudson Receives Trophy S Prepare for FFA Convention Ag. I Field Trip 4 This page sponsored by DE MIER STUDIO - S Y 5 54 N251 r '7 Xxwfixr- DNN ,fx s K.-'Q y V, x- A as 4'?q , AMFPIPA OFFICERS: J. Koontz, President, C. Kleffner, Vice Presidenlg J. Gliko, Sccrelaryg C. Hucth, Student Council, M. Porter, Treasurer, D. Paulsrud, Hisioriang S. Warehime, Parliameniariang M. King, Song Leader, E1 Johnson, Reporter, Mrs. Schmidt, Sponsor. xx Center Decoration Autumn Ball f 1 ',,, - L 1 P-by L. Q-1-.fx 1 -.4 ' fggaff: : 1' - Installation of VHA Officer GGG I :A k 9f'Q I ? 'Q Wqi-ng I I. r.1.fj.,Ii. I N as -2 x , WW OFFICE STAFF 0-,is-2 ' -5-J F-f ...,?..- -,. CUSTODIANS ' un F5525 F' 1 .nur ' T OM JOHNSON GEORGE WHITAKER W. BUSDRIVE F :kg Uh fm I 553:45 33110 RS wfsai :ii M' 15:11 2911 eliiklill ' B361 JANET BERG --Q-1 151 -11 9 QQ A i flallms 'ii mtg l Ill TED PORTER CAROLINE MAKI ,s 1 Xl IOEREIE f . , F MRS. JOHNSON and MRS. HENDERSON 5 PHYLLIS JOHNSON Lavma Stehllk Balances Books LUNCHRUOM Y Io, p 4, fi V .yy y , , Wife 5' ' at-.VV . I 2 ' wg 'il'-' L e-sl ' R U at Q. , I 'L 'sg xx. 4' Q ef, Q. r I 31?x1 J, ' Jrf say ,fi I 'rr Q-H on ww 2 N x . s Q . ,vu .Ag 0 , ks , A . ,! . ' ,z , e .f f?T'i5'QA - 4' Fi' 3 ' T' wf'L'., 'fb f 'S ...ii-mfr J - Azi- .- ew? l J, 7,4 . X L. V x- ' we , A' 'W Q 5.5- .fwa ,- . ,hauled frorgsghe mine. For years smoke and flames issued from tHe top of the dump. It was recently sold to the State Highway for sanding purposes. . 'Qu-i-11'1eNL.e..,1s A. unix., ,W Q- Q Qt Q , , .Ni 4. C3 F5 ng dn AG FV, ' X' .- PH- -V - in 1 ?cL13 4'f 1E 1W' 4 1 il v gf il LEA 13145-.1154 L74 L3 5 17.1 P Face Masks -- Added Protection fi FIRST ROW: F. Rubino, D. Hoyer, P. Rubino, J. Maberry, J. Hueth, D. Paulsrud, ffjy ' A E. Mee, J. Stober, B. Wells, B. Dawson. SECOND ROW: F. Brown, J. Whitaker, W. W. Jacobson, Managersg P. Rubino, R. Wells, C. Thorson, K. Maki, L. Maki, J. Dawson, M. Johnson, T. Gies, J. Velcbet, Coach Don Peterson, Assistant Coach Sam Wittala. Eight-rnan Game at Great Falls if -A.: Football Banquet Edgar Guests X as U QL' ...Q X .1 X I ,f .f .73 ' ?'F. lie FOOTBALL This page sponsored by ALLS PORTS Game at Hobson 'bv Halftime ,rl M, img' Pep Band m Deep Concenuauon 0- uf -an -, X Unix - V 'FA A 'E Dave Makmg Yaxdage ...fm 'Y 'P 'ws ,E E, G 'xv ,Ao 31 L....,- Feeding Hobson After Gam fl y Yfixll Scramble 1 . Jerry Pots One Loose Ball Picking up Ste am This page sponsored by KARL'S SHOE STORE O Awarding of Second Place Trophy U' -F Cl ig -nj 'gi Giving Support Tip Goes to Belt ' 1 6 Q Pe A 1. ' xx, . - B SQUAD.- ju.. FIRST ROW: J. Koskel , F. Brown, W. Brurud, I, Whit.-kt-r, J, Viibtr, SECOND ROW: B. Voytoski, D. Hoycr, P. Rubino, R, Wells, M, Johnson, K. Maki, P. Rubino. THIRD ROW: Co. ch Ps-ttrson, W. Jacobson, I. Dawson, C. Tixorson, Assistant Coach Wirtgil , Manager M. I-Intth. B111 Washing Equipment ,..' f 1 Dave after Rebounds Bo and B111 Hanging Basket FOOTBA LL G a me Schedule Belt Centerville Belt Geraldine Belt Geyser Belt Hobson Belt Big Sandy Belt Stanford Belt Denton Belt Winifred 25 20 129 Yards Yards Passing Score 3 32 6 74 20 137 O 40 32 'Sf 20 154 30 140 41 20 I3O 12 97 40 40 26 30 IS 144 40 66 BASKETBA LL Rushing 236 97 52 103 154 16 70 341 202 144 50 314 193 8 1633 Belt A Team Record lm 1tat10n 11 Tournament Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Bet Centerville Cascade Hobson Highwood Mocasstn Edgar Geyser Stanford Neihart Geraldine Denton Simms Hobson Htghwood Mocassin Stanford Geyser Neihart Geraldine Denton Games Bill Nelson Bob Dawson LEADING PASSERS Bow Wells Bob Dawson Joe Hueth Dave Paulsrud Attempted 1 61 26 LEADING RECEIVERS Jerry Stover Joe l-lueth Bob Dawson Fred Rubino Bow Wells Dave Paulsr Ken Maki Total Points 2 Completed II 5 34 13 Catches Total Yards 17 I2 II 9 4 ud 3 3 Grant Gilfeather Bow Wells Dave Paulsrud Joe Hueth Bob Dawson Bob Dawson Joe I-lueth Dave Paulsrud Bow Wells Fred Rubino BE LT Total Points Av per game F T Attempted F T Made F T Percentage Total fouls 243. 2IO II 6? 68 40 28 Total Yds. 177 36 358 T.D.s 4 4 o 1 0 0 I RUSH ING LEADERS T. D. s Percentage 1 64 704 0 62,595 4 55 796 1 50.096 LEADING TACKLERS Joe Hueth Fred Rubino Grant Gilfeather Bob Dawson Jack Maberry Ierrx' Stober Bow Wells Ken Maki 5 c . 'U KD WPI 0 m 'I n 74 Total Yds. No. of Carries 31 355 553 I2 2I 1.09 TOTAL POINTS SCORED to 579 20 996 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT e t 61 Denton Belt 44 Geraldine 43 Bet 41 Stanford 43 INDIVIDUA L RECORDS G3UlC 2 2 Grant Gilfeather Jerry Stober Ken Makl Bob Tripp Donn Hoyer 7. 5. 5. Ji CD-'JL U0 ONCDCTPQ OPPONENTS 1 87 5 3 53 395 2 DIVISIONA L TOURNAMENT Bet Bet Bet 45 A V Per ef Attempted MADE centage Power 60 Chester 54 Stmms 53 I Dave Paulsrud Jerry Stober Joe Hueth Eddie Mee Bow Wells Dan Mitchell Paul Rubino Kenny Maki Donn Hoyer Phillip Rubino O 2 2 2 200 I 2f 173 Ifl2 174 IIfI2 If2 f3 4 27 4 3 13 4. 60 50 38 ' I9 - ' 'I2 l 2 ' 63 1 64 50 -1 53 48 ' ' 1 56 ' , 57 1 53 70 l gg 38 1 5 L 44 ' 5 5 3 1 E3 ' . gg 6 ' 705' 1 59 .2 51 I '. 353. 37. Q gg gi 462 39 1 6 ' 1 66 ' 56 I 52 52 1 56 ' 68 B1 0 59 I gr 1 1 ' 47 0 1 72 50 1 I ' No. ' . F.T. F.T. P - Fgulg 26 ' 296 11.4 1 8 84 ,656 22 91 13-2 17 77 .eos Z3 22 258 11.1 7I 42 ,59 3, 2 2 6 10.2 99 gt ,315 54 25 I 169 6.8 90 2 . 89 92 23 1 7 4-7 45 2? .634 42 zo 50 2.5 22 ,3 4 I9 23 ' 35 1-5 24 7 . 9 20 7 ' 3 5 -7 5 1 . 5 4 , ' 4 1-3 -5 -- - 2 . . . 2 2'o 'I' V' ---- 2 is , Fc P J . qi, Caught at the Winners' Stand This page sponsored by BECKMANS TR A C K Because of the interest and enthusiasm of Coach Don Peterso the track season was as successful as the football and basketball seasons. In football the team won the District 10 championshipg in basketball they placed first in the Invitational Tournament, second in District 10, and won the sportsmanship trophy at the Divisional Tournament. Twenty-seven boys went out for track, seventeen of which earned letters. They placed first in two triangular track meets, first in District 10, and third in the Invitational Meet. nn Jerry Takes the 440 In the Divisional in Great Falls, Kenny Maki placed second in the javeling Beauford Wells, third in the high jump and fourth in javeling Marvin Koskela, third in the broad jumpg and Jerry Stober, second in discus. These boys qualified to attend the State Track Meet in Missoula. During the season Jerry Stober broke the school record in the 440 yd. dash, running it in 57. 6. Kenny Tosses the Javelin Bow over the Top mi ill Jerry in a Spin Dave Putting the Shor John Pauses rn Mid Air 'TL' f- IN. - t ,si -lf' ,J .A cw, 'fhfxg Fxswgxbsza 'P 1 if A 'QF xiii- ' 2' 1 ..'i. .I F: m jx Busy- . - x xx. iff, ..,, , ll ' s , ' 5 .FL O y ' Va. 1 lg X il 5-ie 7'? v- - .x - Construction of the new shop addition was begun in the fall of 1955 and after numerous set-backs was completed in the early spring of 1956. The two schoolbuses are housed in the building along with the drivers training car. All the welding equipment and metal working tools are kept in the new shop and the old shop is used solely for woodworking. - - -f., w fl' 5 -,fr 'r ,J Y Y Q., M . l-hi .nl , ! Train Wrecks Monarch Lumber Company 'lm 'Y- X ' 'G' 1' 1? W Evxg - 'A W 'v 1 AROUND THE TOWN - .K 3, - J .Li 5 , 7, : a W ' , K 1 I ,W Fl-4 j G' A' 1 ' -1 qv 1 ul fl' i -I .-1 ' This page sponsored by GREAT FALLS SPORTING GOODS American Red Cross Blood Drawing Chuck Davis Tickled Typists for Blood Drawing I I. ,- , X ' an -'I' M K ,-2 . 0 - ' ' 'S - . ig- Q A. wbY -- Q '-Q.- ' -F n .1 -4,1-4- 3 L..vj.1 Ulf A '21 1 S. Main and H. Vaskey -if gf K. Tripp and H. Vasl-:ey Nurse and Mrs, Lazure Pariently Waiting ,.-v- N 'pf Us N M i Good Understaridings This page KENKELS Majoring in Bulletin Board Fi is ,1 - Art Class at Work ,ff I.. N4 f , li' Ja lf' '1-P251 v , rl! f ,4 , W9 .-f-.4 National Assemblies Performer H1 '4 ' I ,. ' ...f, J, R I It .Fun at Party 1 -. ri z I I Gotta Get That Assignment In Slaving with the Needle ...X WT' . J, Max or Moore Prcszdcs raver Cnmxczl ,uf .Q . X , mlm-has I 5 Women s bocrcry X arrcry :hor- 1 V' 1' yy 'Q-. .af A . 1 . I' f Belt Square Dancers I , , . 1 1 ' I. , x as In l-- ' 4 - 4 'Luft' A ' 5 X- N' -Q S A 0 1 1 1 ' 101, BEQIQN.-XSijIx Caller and Instructor , ' 'Nil . . X. LVVMK A as-qi : S 4, I I , Lf - xg' E ' 'YT 1 I I 4 0 r J 3 J Applgrrrvu Slum N ul lSoy5a0u1s H rs :wc Garrm I ,www . , 'eg 1 Rad: 1 Ft Um fs i 1 f-H 'F' I-:rs f ' SW' 5 a,f' IL' A 'fl 1 3 l 1 Wreck near Arruingtou, Wy 0' ' J? ff. Ni N 111111113 Crty Players ff h ET' r '- xx ' 1 ji ' S . - rx 5' W e4 vi I E I ex Star rc. H Resign Q-' ' v .1 4 ' 5 1 , -QQ y Belt MY? Parnts Monarch Church , ,JL , I .-1 Vi Faculty liars and Cleans U Musrc Lovers 3 4 I-us! ,IN it Benr over from NN ork X47 Doctor Peterson at Work More Ember Parnun e I-i , p Centerville Accordian Band i ll .1 T I ff I , .. 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BELT VALLEY BANK RYFEEL'S STORE Mrs. Lazure Joe and Inez Morris James lrvirle WALDO HOTEL THE MORRIS STORE IRVINE'S GROCERY 3. our if! --aol 5 f .QT Y WV ,M M . H 1' VK! In . of 321 at -v 0 . Ulf? WL. ' 1 :. 'E Y 3 'A x-L 1 Genevieve Mizen Phillip Fender and Jim Maberry Cliff Frank BELT VALLEY TIMES at the FENDER CHEVROLET Owner: Walter Larson FENDER CHEVROLET OUR ADVERTISERS QUICK'S POWER EQUIPMENT A FRIEND H.F. LAMBERTSON CO. KAUFM AN'S DE MIER STUDIO THE HUB BUTTREY FOOD, INC. DUV AL WALLACE AMERICAN FURNITURE MARTIN'S SHOE STORE MCINTOSI-I TAILORS OLSEN'S JEWELRY FALLS IMPLEMENT CO. PIN CUSHION BLOOMF IELD'S FLOYD L. ROUSE AGENCY GUS AND JACK'S GREAT FALLS ARMY STORE PETITE SHOPPE PENNEY'S BARBER'S GRAHAM AND ROSS GREAT FALLS BUILDING AND LOAN F.A. BUTTREY AND CO. WILSON COLE FURNITURE HAMILTON REXALL GENERAL MILLS ELEVATOR FARMER'S UNION ELEVATIOR FENDER CHEVROUET CO. 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