Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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Class Prophesy New York Court of Appeals Year 1955 Case To determrne rf Mercy Sakes Hosprtal shall recerve a grft from Helena Hrgh School Class of 1945 Report of Pat Mrller and Joan Kirk court recorders Judge Wrllram Bell on the bench Wrllram Callaghan prosecutrng attornev and Jane Cheadle defense attorney Jurors Warren Kropp assrstarrt v1ce presrdent of Burgess Sperry 8: Sperry s Classy Clothes Chaln Store Harrtet Arthun prrvate secretary to Theodore Kneman famous numerolo grst Betty Yates author of Forever Scarlett Mary E Redpath chref of Internal Revenue offlce for Tucson Arrzona Jed Steffenson owner of Jeddre s Follres Henry Van Drest of Van Drests Roll Your Own and Lrke It Tobacco Company S J Forgy proprretor of the Boots and Saddle Rldrng Academy Leo St Clarr general manager of New Swrtzerland Sports Wear Ross Ingman floor walker for the TTT CT1ny Tots Toys? Lawrence Weed chref hortrculturrst for the State of Nevada Robert Chenkovrch athletrc rnstructor for Mademorselle St Prerre s Acad emy for Young Women Betty Grbbs of Grbbs Kandy Krtchen Representrng the Press Kathryn Carbls Seattle P I Verla McCarthy New York Trmes Dorothy Serumgard Denver Post Wrllram Tennyson Chrcago Trrbune Anna Mallender Helena Independent Record Notables present rn the audrence were James Ruhle Good Just returned from thc New Hebrrdes where he drscoverd a new specres of snake the former Carole Trent wrth her husband and frve lovely lrttle ones Madame Bette D Kay head Jewel de srgner for Sprffany 81 Company Playboy Gordon Merrrll wrth francee Queen of the Gravy Bowl Rosahe Coleman accompanred by Beth Robb matron of New Yorks Foundlrng Home Phylhs Albertson presrdent of the Amerrcan Red Cross Mary Baarson recently returned from Chrna where she served as a Baptrst mrssronary the Petek cousrns Garnet and Pearl accompanred by Senators Jack Plantenberg and Kerth Larson under the drrectron of Wrllram Good the cast of Krss and Keep Mum James Stebbrns Charles Wood Rrchard Hunt Gordon Smrth Erleen Martm son Dorothy Brshop Mxldred Walter June Matthews and Marjorre Cable The Honorable Margaret Wrrth Ambassador to Turkey and her prrvate secretary Evelyn George Joseph Novak Superrntendent of Schools rn Helena Montana Elrzabeth Odom feature wrrter for P M Mary Jo Thurston acrobatrc star for Boehler 8a Best Crrcus Lelda Hampton of Lelda s Lovely Lady cosmetrcs wrth her chref demon strators Renee Walker Ellen Downs Ruth Anderson and Donna Mason Kenny Vaughn better known as the Krd world champron wrestler wrth hrs manager Al Strff Evelyn Gladue Shrrley Sanches Emrly Stamch Catherrne Stewart and Mary Wllford just returned from a good w1ll tour of Australra movre drrector Joyce Gough and talent scout Janette Kelly of the Wolf Intermountarn Studros Professor Dorothy Otten dean of women and Wlllram Rlddle dean of men of Columbra Unrversrty Margaret Kleve presrdent of Chnstransons Bean Factory Phyllrs Walley and Sextska Wrlcox radro comedy team for Statron PDQ owned and operated by Evelyn Des Rosrer Betty Nelson Betty Robertson and Betty Pxeper of the Bouncrng Betty Physrcal Culture Club Frrst wrtness Barbara Green Fashron Edrtor of Harlow Legers ladres magazrne McAnswers testrfred that she had recerved the best of care when she was confrned rn the hosprtal wrth a broken toe whrch she recerved whrle dancrng wrth Instructor of the Dance Monsreur James Hand. Second wrtness World renowned Psychratrrst Dr Edward Meredrth testrfred that he had recerved full cooperatron from the hosprtal wrth hrs cases Thrrd wrtness Betty Olson Superrntendent of Mercy Sakes Hosprtal testrfred th rt all doctors and nurses on the staff were of the hrghest qualrty She offered the records of the hosprtal as proof of rts excellent servrce 1 , . 1 . 1 I . 1 1 . . . . . , . 1 1 1 ' 1 ' v rr v1 1 . 1 1 , . . , . 1 . - 1 1 rn , ' 11 , 1 1 - 1 ' ' . - 1 . 1 . . . . , . . . . Q . . , 1 1 - . . , . 1 . . , . . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 ' . . , ' . i . 1 1 . . . I , . 1 I ' 1 I 1 - - 1 , 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 , 1 . . . . . . H . 1 1 ,, . . . . . , 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . 0 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 . . . . . 1 1 , , 1 . ., 1 ' . an 1 11 - ' - 1 I 1 ' - 1 , 1 1 1 1 ar - 11 ' ' ' I 1 ! 1 . 0 . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 I 1 1 , 1 , . . . I . . . , I ' , 1 1 I 1 . 0 . 1 1 rs ' ' 11 . . . . . , . , . . 1 rl 11 ' - 1 1 1 . . , . 1 , 1.

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January 13 Champlonshlp here we come' We beat the Butte Bulldogs tonrght .J rnuary 18 19 Those unlmportant UD lrttle tests semestel exams The next weeks vt ere spent by students Cand teaehersj restmg up January 19 Our second eonfer ence loss to Mrssoula We re shll go1ng to l1Ck them The Sophomore dance was held at the H1 Drye Mam attract1on was a 111116 German band who has vthat lt takes and takes what It gets Varlety U1 IS the1r spec1alty January 20 The fxghtmg Skormen agam downed the Anaconda Copperheads January 25 Here we are second 1n the B1g 16 cause we skunked Great Falls January 21 In a close game we trampled the Blllmgs Broncs Our K1ttens are comm along O K too' The Jaunty Junxors threw a J1v1n Jamboree that really sparkled Someth1ng tells us that the Jumor Prom IS gorng to be someth1ng to wa1t for February 1 Butte Central bowed to our T1gers rn the game here ton1ght Not bad hey k1ds'7 February 2 We galned another v1ctory by beat1ng Bozeman Boy look at that record now' February 9 Our brawny Bengals lrcked the B1ll1ngs Broncs on the1r floor ton1ght More power to em' February 10b The Park County Rangers fell before our powerful team that Just can t be eat February 14 The long postponed G1rls H1 Y MIXEI took the form of a Valent1ne party at the school gym Swell turnout' Oh yes the Boys H1 Y had a strxctly stag party at the Y M C A to get even February 16 For the f1rst t1me m years the Bengal T1gers trounced the Spartans rn a thr1ll1ng game at Mrssoula Oh happy day' We all came home trred but awfully happy Februar3b17 We added another v1ctory to our already long 11st by beatlng Anaconda entral February 20 Great Falls beat us rn a game on the1r floor Tough luck but defmrtely not serlous February 23 The srzzl1ng Skormen really dumped the Butte Bulldogs ln a rough contest 1n the Mlnlng C1ty ton1ght N1ce gorn February 24 Our classy Crlmson Cats came home to score another v1ctory th1s March 2 Our last conference game before the tournament was ton1ght w1th Kal1 spell We defeated the Flathead Braves to take 2nd place 1n the B1g 16 conference Not bad at all hey what? March 3 The old hlgh gym was the scene of the 3 7 s dance featurmg Bob Clark s Orchestra A good t1me was had by all' March 6 The H Club g1rls put over the1r annual theatre rally rn a blg way The feature attract1ons were the basketball costumes through the ages Oh Brother' March 8 9 10 Ah at long last the Great Falls Tournament' Our Brawny Bengals really d1d themselves up proud by beatlng Lew1stown and Great Falls twrce to walk off w1th the d1str1ct champ1onsh1p Oh Joy Brllmgs here we come and try and stop us now March lo Students of H H S were entertamed by the operetta The W1llow Plate put on by the chorus and orchestra The Chmese costumes and lovely scenery together Wlth the mus1c proved very effectrve March 22 23 24 For the f1rst t1me 1n srmply ages those wonderful Helena Bengals are State Champs' The scrappy Skor men defeated Plentywood D1llon and Columbus to prove that they Just can t be topped Boy are we ever proud of our team and our coach' Everybody went out to East Helena to meet them on the1r return to show the1r pr1de and apprec1at1on Aprrl 7 The Senrors gathered for the1r annual banquet and one of the1r last get togethers Graduatron IS surely rush1ng up on us Apr1l 30 The ever popula1 annual H Club dance was held ton1ght Were st1ll rest 1ng up from rt' May 12 Gals rn fllmy formals and guys rn slrck su1ts attended the JUHIOI Prom 1n full fO1 ce The Junrors really put lt over b1g as ever Mag 22 Berkeley Square another Broadway success May 25 Gosh the school sure seems empty today vuth all the SEHIOIS gone to pamt the H The year IS almost gone even though lt doesnt seem posslble Mav 21 Baccalauleate a day to remember and the 1eal1zat1on of a dream about to come tl ue It was really beautlful somethmg to look back on w1th pr1de May 31 SEDIOTS wrth sad but thr1lled hearts and stores of memorles recelved therr drscharge papers Cdlplomas to youl ton1ght at Graduatlon ceremomes The great day has come at long last' k 1' - . A y i - X . . 1 . - in ' v 1 . I is Q 1 . 1 v , ., - A, . . . ' ' Y . i I . . I 1 -1 7 I l Y , ' ,, . . . - y , 1 , . ' ' Q ' . . , . 1. ' . Y - . , Y . - , V - . , .- . Q . , . . . . , , - - 'A Y . . Q- . D . v . time agarnst the Lrvlngston Rangers. . , . ' - 1 ' ! .. . - , ' 7 v 1 1 . 1 9 D Q v - ' 3 ! , ., F ' Ak ' H 1 v 1 - . . . . , I ' ' . 1 Y ! ' 7 .' - . - . ' t. ' - Y 1-.M Q 'Y-i T Y ' V' ' ' ' F' 1 - - ' ' . V T T . ' . . . , .

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The followmg cases were taken from the records Aprll 1 Mov1e actress Carolyn Hoffman foot mfectlon caused by makxng 1mpr1nt IH cement ln front of Lyman s Pers1an MOVIE Palace-complete re covery May 3 Josephme Wllson vlce pres1dent of DuPont mjured at a blow out ln celebratlon of her blrthday-complete recovery June 10 Jean Cheadle Premxexe Ice Skater of Cory s Cutles Ice Follles suffex mg fxom abraslons mcurred durmg pract1ce complete recoverv July 4 Lewellyn Jones Flre Chlef mjured whlle demonstxatmg the safe way to use Herrm f1re works-complete recovery August 9 Mary Paulme Tuttle famed Baller1na of the Ballet LOUISE trlpped by her stand 1n complete recovery August 25 food po1son1ng at banquet glven 1n honor of the former Lxllxan Paulsen on her f1fth Weddlng ann1versary Jack Smmth chlef a1rcraft mechanlc at Boelng Colleen Moore model for Wxlham Hartzogs modellmg school Darryl Lee steel magnate Mary Powers nevxs commen tator Pat Hednx cateress Bastl Leaf Judo mstructor Beverly Nelson sw1mmmg lnstructor Margaret Lees Yale phys1c1st Roland Fisher sk1 1n structor and Zelda Lay p1an1st who entertalned the guests all complete recovery September 21 Dale Chodas world famous trapeze artlst fell and fractured h1s skull-complete recovery Oct 24 Cathelene Peterson head wa1tress at Hammells Humble Haven owned by Myrtle Lu Hammell hand lacerated by broken d1shes under the care of surgeon Robert Taylor who also Sp9Cl3llZ9S 1n cutt1ng hnoleum for cartoons complete recovery November 1 Robert Van Dyke Wall Street broker nervous breakdown complete recovery November 14 Kent DeVore operator of DeVores Lonely Heart Bureau assaulted and battered by a d1sappo1nted cllent Davxd Munger--complete recovery November 28 Phnllp Duncan succes sor to Frank Smatra was a v1ct1m of malnutrltlon complete lecovery December 21 Ambassador to RUSS13 Merle Carleton tak1ng a rest cure completely rested January 7 Senator Prank Gonzalez from Two Dot Mont comm1tted for treatment after a few drmks of Lester Ormxstons Double Bubble champagne complete recovery February 8 The follow 1ng l1st of pat1ents wele treated for m1nor cuts and brulses after a raxd on Radley s Road House Nancy Kmcald torch slnger John Ferguson oper ator of the gambhng tables Jean Conrad soc1ety reporter Glona Ford hat check glrl Florence Galloway Barbara Sanford Marjone Perhay Coralee Stump Betty Lou Moore Eleanor Cunllffe and Pauline Guettler chorus glrls Bob Callaghan bouncer Melvm Yuhas Chlef of POIICC and h1s deputy Jack Severtson complete recovery Fourth w1tness Betty 81 Byllxe Hart surg1cal asslstants t8Stlf10d to the need fox new and 1mproved equlpment F1fth w1tness Chlef of staff of the hosp1tal Dr Kelth Johnson who tCSt1flEd to the need for hlgher sa1ar1es Slxth w1tness Nurses Annette Duputs Shirley Lundberg Jacque Carpenter Sally Rooney Agatha Frenk and Dorothy Alm who agreed w1th Dr Johnson Seventh w1tness Donald Creel aud1tor and Cora Applegate bookkeeper of the h0SP1t8l showed the need for more money or more red 1nk Elghth w1tness James Jennmgs, Sanltary Inspector test1f1ed to the pur1ty of the hosp1tal Surprxse wltnesses Melvm Jenson pres1dent and Garland Porter v1ce pres1dent of the SP C A brought proof that the money had already been prom1sed to Mane Roberts Haven for Homeless Dogs Case D1sm1ssed ' 1 . . . . , . . . T 1 y - , rt 1 - ' vu ,- 1 1 , ' ' . - 1 y - T . 1 . . . . . , 1 1 r - , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 ' 1 I 1 . L 1 1 . . m 1 ' as 1 sr , , 1 , 1 I 1 v . 1 1 w I 1 . '-' 1 ' , 1- . T I ..- . l 1 ' , . . . , -1 as xv . 11 1 vu, ' ' ' . . 1 , 1 ' 1 I r ' - Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I v I 1 , -1 . . 1 y . , . 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 . . T 1 , 1 , . . 1 , 1 - 1