Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1958 volume:

I-I,5,I'I,5 Q X IQS6 -42- Present g Tl-IE 1958 VIGILANTE A Production of the HELENA SENICDR I-HG!-I SCI-ICDCDI. VIGILANTE STAFF Editor ............ Business Manaaer Sports Editor ........ Photographers ...... ....... Bob Batch, Artist ............. Cover ................. --------Carol lones ------lVlike Bowler ------Bich Munaer Doua Q. Brown Iolfinson Faculty Advisor ...................... i ....................... l-lelena, Montana Boloert C. Wand Fay Kirkpatrick TABLE QE CONTENTS CLASSES ........ SEN ICDRS ........ IUNIQRS ................. SOPI-IOMCDRES ........ EACULTY ........... ACTIVITIES ........... RCDYALTY .................,,,,,,,,,, MUSIC AND DRAMA ........ fx! SPQETS .......................... CALENDAR ............ ADS ...,.................. INDEX .......... 7 9 37 45 53 E59 39 95 IU5 I35 I37 149 PAGE FOUR UTZEUJUITU We of the Vigilante Statt are proud to present this 1958 Vig- ilante, to you, the students and faculty ot Helena Senior High School. We have Worked very hard on this annual and We hope that you will enjoy the results of our ettorts. We also would like to thank you tor your cooperation, without which thisfannual could not have been published. Enjoy and treasure this Vigilante. it is yours. DEDICATION AMSEL GREENE MISS GREENE The Vigilante for l958 is dedicated with respect and admiration to our Latin and Word Clues teacher, Miss Amsel Greene. Miss Greene, mindful of the need of students for expanding their vocabularies and their command of the English language, developed a unique course of study she called Word Clues. Since there were no suitable textbooks on this subject she wrote her own. A measure of the success of this undertaking is to be found in the high ranking of Helena High students in various scholarship and college entrance examinations. During her career in Helena, Miss Greene has taught in all five High Schools. Her first assignment was in the old stone building on Warren Street, now used as a Naval Training Center. She moved to what was then the new High School on Rodney Street when it was opened in l935 only to be closed in October because of the damage caused by the earth- quakes. Until the school could be rebuilt, classes were temporarily held in railroad chair cars. Now after only three years in the Helena Senior High School which was finished just in time for the 1955-1956 school year, Miss Greene is resigning to devote her time to the teaching of adults in her chosen field of word culture. We of the Vigilante staff proudly dedicate our Annual to a devoted, honored and revf ered teacher and friend. PAGE FIVE ONE GF OUR DAYS The Honor Society luncheon given by the Exchange Club. Leit to right: Mr. Shively, sponsor: lim Barnes. president: Mr. Cooper, Exchange Club president: Governor Aronson and Dean Blumberg from MSU. Must be a good pep assembly. I Tangen's championship volleyball team. Ierry Hopkins sells Iim Willis a ticket for A Room I 5 3 3 Q -'i Full of Roses. Note the crutches! S-......- Iim Richeson at the organ What are you boys doing Coach Swan presents his B out oi class? squad team during a pep assembly. PAGE SIX 1 2 CIASSES M , W X X I X SA mx ff K 9 w ?Fy'1 A W ,1 ' gp 'S . X J if I cf il , 1 f X M , X 1 ,f ,, 1, 1 x fy m , if .x I , N Q 'fr M I. N af' X .V . 2, X V1 411' if S nj if 6 if jg 5 ef ' X Vi r XX fx lf' f ' W X X 'M f fl NX X , f f N X I I ,P N5 J 5 ., , AUTCDGRAPHS CLASS OF '58 fmt . iw David Carlson, representative: Claire Hendrickson, secretary: Robert Mann, president: Theodore Stone- berg, vice president: Betty Blenkarn, treasurer. We, the class of 1958, as very young, green freshmen entered the halls of the old HHS in the fall of 1954, when 250 of us got off to a good start by electing class officers: Bud Glas- by, president: Breck Howard, vice-president: Madalyne Casebolt, secretary: Sharon Sangray, treasurer and Martin Welch, representative. Iudy King Howard and Karen Anderson were chosen as our first Princess Candidates, Iudy winning. We surely were proud of her and we felt that we had a real place in Helena High School. In May 1955, we entered our first Vigilante Parade and since we had the most prize-win- ning floats we were awarded the Wahl Cup. That brought to a happy end our care-free freshman year. We began our sophomore year in the new high school. We were still the youngest so it didn't seem as if we had made much progress. This year we elected Duane Laible as our president: Don Braun, vice-president: Diane Liedle, secretary: Verna Norling, treasurer and Dick Shope, representative. Football claimed Bud Glasby, Breck Howard, Spike Moe and Spud McCullough. Iim Child made the varsity basketball team and Steve Barnes, Iim Richeson, Bob Sewell, Frank Stephenson, Larry Michaelson and Don Nichwander, the wrestling team. Unlucky Ianuary 13 was the date of our Friday the l3th Sophomore Dance. As big juniors, we got the year started by electing our class officers. Bob Redpath led us as president, with Chuck Thomas as vice-president: Sue Clarke, secretary: Verna Norling, treasurer and lim Richeson, representative. Sue Clarke and Barbara Holland were our candidates for Princess Vigilante that year. April 13, 1957 was the date of our Iunior Prom. The theme of our Prom was Moonglow, and it was the first dance to be held in our new gym. ln the fall of '57 we came back as mighty seniors ready to run the school. Under the leadership of Bob Mann, president: Ted Stoneberg, vice-president: Claire Hendrickson, sec- retary: Betty Blenkarn, treasurer and Dave Carlson, representative we got off on our best foot. The first order of business was the Senior Barn Dance. We carried off a rip-roaring one. The football team took second place honors in the state. Spud McCullough also got an All- American Award. Verna Norling was given the DAR Award with Sue Clarke and Io Dye as runners-up. Our Class has several distinctions which can never be duplicated. First we are the first Class to go through the new Helena Senior High School. We also are the last class to have four years of real high school. And we are the last class to have gone to the old high school when it was a high school. For these things at least we should be remembered. Mrs. Hartzog, Mr. Henry, and Mrs. Williams are our sponsors. PAGE NINE SENICDR BARN DANCE Have you ever felt like a scare cr ow? Scenes Seen. ulqf v V v,,.....,,-.,p-gpg - 'SIOKIID d d ' intermission. An attentive audience enioyed the entertainment. The Unrythum Rangers playe urmg ulllllllmfm t I:-'2... sw. Y --4 ..,. I , e as X... 4 .gs ,- w-nf Diane and Duane dance Io the music of Bob lack introduced the entertainment numbers. PAGE TEN Clarke's band. SENIORS l lei le I l Q 2 :. t 5 ,f , . . if ANDERSON. CAROL ANN lftcrbbitl Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 2-3, Class Council 2-3, Girls' H-Club 3-4, French Club 3-4, Vice President 4: Latin Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, What Next: Montana State University ANDERSON, KAREN ETHEL fAndyl Queen Vigilante Candidate 4, Princess Vigilante Cand- idate l, Girls' I-I-Club 2-3-4, Twirlers 2-3-4, Head Baton 4, GAA I-2-3-4, What Next: Secretary AYRES, ROBERT ANDREW lBobl Aeronautics 3-4, Track 3, Philharmonic 3, Intramural Athletics 2-3-4, Ski Club I, What Next: Mechanic i I l X. 2 1- . W ', ' -, I - l 3 , lf: it , . 4- . fl :SQ-. 3 NVQ AHERN. BRIAN THOMAS tBriant Football B-Squad 3, Nugget Staff 4, Intramural Athletics 3, Aeronautics 4, Ski Club 3-4, Cathedral High l, What Next: Mon- tana State Colleqe: Teacher ALBRIGHT, ALVIN ALEXANDER KAIJ Projectionist 4, Science Club 2-3-4, Aeronautics 3, What Next: Montana State College: Electrical Engineer 3 P 59 , gd, ,s :t 4WtZ.'2W Y . X 5 i f Q t , A, mr. ,xi ..,, f - , ' ALBRIGHT, ARLEE ANNETTE tBubbiel Girls' l-I-Club 2-3-4, Honor some-my 4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Band l-2-3, What Next: Montana State College: Physical Therapist ALEXANDER, SHARON RAE fSharonl Chorus 2, Frankfurt American High School 2, What Next: Women's Air Force ANDERBERG, CLARENCE REINHOLD tBudJ Band l-2-3-4, Intramural Athletics 4, What Next: Baker 'YN f Y. 'CP' BAC!-I IEANETTE DOROTHY tNetl Honor Society 4 Philhar- monic 2-3-4, Vice President 4: Girls' Ensemble 2-3-4, Chorus I, Thespians 3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Student Council 3, GAA I, What Next: Montana State University: Music Teacher BAER, BARBARA KBGI, Girls' H-Club 4, Scribe 4: GAA l-2-3-4, Student Council 1, Chorus 1, DECA 4, What Next: Secretary PAGE ELEVEN win' BARNES, STEPHEN YALE lSteveJ 3-7-77's 2-3-4, Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Wrestling l-2-3-4, Captain 3: Football l-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, What Next: U.S. Air Force Academy: Engineering BARNEY, DICK BRUCE fDickJ Student Council 3-4, Boys' H-Club 4, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, What Next: Montana Stae College: Engineer BASTIAN, IRVIN llrvl Aeronautics 3-4, What Next: Machinist N 8' 3 frm -tx: 5 uqs....n....... SENIORS BAHNSEN, MAURIE DANIEL lMauriel Pacific Grove High School l-2, Nugget Staff 4, What Next: College BARNES. IAMES WILLIAM Uiml Honor Society 3-4, President 4: Student Council 3, DECA 3, Aeronautics 4, Football l-2, Track l, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, Minidoka County High, Rupert, Idaho 2, What Next: West Point Military Academy W? nun. PAGE TWELVE BRAUN. DONALD ERICK lScrawnJ Class Vice President 2, 3-7-77's 2-3-4, Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2, DECA 3, Track l, Latin Club 2-3-4, Movie Operator 3, What Next: College: Engineer BRATLIEN, THOMAS LEE lToml Band l-2-3-4, President 4: Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4 What Next: Montana State College: C. P. A. har' N ' BATCH, ROBERT WARREN lBobJ Nugget Staff, Photographer 4: DECA 3-4, President 4: Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Proiectionists 2, Vice- President 2: Track Manager l, What Next: U.S. Army BEAVER. TERRY LOWELL Cferryl Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4: Basket- ball 3-4, Student Council l-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, What Next: Colorado University BLENKARN, BETTY ELLEN fBettyl Student Council I-2, GAA l-2-3-4, Chorus 2, Phil- harmonic 2, Girls' En- semble 4, Twirlers 3-4, What Next: College of Puget Sound: Teaching 2.1. -an-..,4-.M 'F'-Y' 'wr SENIORS l if-fi 1? BURRELL, BARBARA SAYLER tBarbaraJ Honor Society 3-4, Latin Club l-2-3-4, Orchestra l-3-4, Library Staff 4, Student Council 3, Science Club 4, What Next: Mon- tana State University: Music CALABOUGH, IERRY SIMIS Uerryj DECA Club 4, What Next: Draftsman CARLSON, CARL DAVID KDL-:vel Class Representative 4, Executive Board 4, 3-7-77's 3-4, Vice President 4, Student Council 3-4, Philharmonic 2-3-4, President 4: Chorus 1, Boys' Ensemble 3-4, What Next: Montana State College, Teacher BROWN, CORDELIA CARLISLE fCordieJ Forensic League l-2-3-4, Vice President l, Chorus l, Thespians 3-4, President 4, Philharmonic 2-3-4, Mixed Ensemble 2-3-4, Girls' Ensemble 3-4, Soroptomiss 4, What Next: Montana State University, Acting or Teaching BROWN, DOUGLAS OWEN lDouql Ouill and Scroll 4, Camera Club l, Nugget Staff Photographer 4, Vigilante Staff Photographer 4, What next: Montana State College: Accountant W-may is CARLSON, CAROL IANE KC. IJ Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 3, Nugget Staff 4, Latin Club l-2-3-4, French Club 3-4, Orchestra l-3-4, Philharmonic 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Soroptomiss 4, What Next: Carleton, Teacher CARLSON, JEAN SANDRA Ueanl DECA 4, Band 1-2-3, Tumblers 2-3, GAA l-2-3-4, What Next: Pacific Lutheran College, Elementary Teaching BUCKLAND, MARGARET G. tPegi Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer 4: Latin Club 2-3-4, Twirlers 2-3-4, GAA l-2-3-4, Girls' H-Club 4, What Next: Iamestown College: Elementary Teaching BURGETT, KENNETH IAMES Ilfenl Movie Operator 4, Band 3, Intramural Athletics 3-4, Falaxton High, Falaxton, N.D., l-2, What Next: Montana State College: Engineer BURKART, DIANA LEE lBurkyJ GAA l-2-3-4, Cafeteria Staff 2, Philharmonic 2-3-4, Girls' Ensemble 3, Girls' H-Club 4, What Next: Secretary PAGE THI RTEEN CASEBOLT, MADALYNE SUZAN Wladalynel Class Secretary 1, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Thespians 3-4, Nugget Staff 3-4, Nugget Editor 4, Mixed Ensemble 2-3, Philharmonic l-2-3, Student Council l, What Next: Montana State University: Law CHURCHWELL, ELLEN KAY KK. CJ Honor Society 4, Latin Club 3-4, DECA 4, GAA 1-2-3, FHA Photographer 3, Cafeteria Staff 3, What Next: Northwest Christian College, Teaching or Science CLARK, GORDON RUSSELL tGordonl Vigilante Parade 2-3-4. Manhatten High School l, What Next: Work PAGE FOURTEEN COE, RICHARD HOBACK tRichl Boys' l-I-Club 3-4, Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, All-State 4, Track 1-2, Aeronautics 4, What Next: Montana State College COLVIN, SHARON OWENS Ksherryl Thespians 3-4, Twirlers 3, GAA l-2, Stage Crew 3-4, FHA l, Girls' Ensemble 2, Philharmonic 2, Chorus l, Cafeteria Staff 2, Park County High l, What Next: Secretary SENIORS CARLSON, ION ROSS Uonl Honor Society 3-4, Boys' H-Club 3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2, Track 2-3-4, Football 3, Student Council l, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, What Next: Montana State College: Engineering CARY, RICHARD ALBERT fDickl Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, What Next: Work CLARKE. SUE KAREL fSuel 3-7-77's 3-4, Secretary 3, Honor Society 3-4, Cheer- leaders 4, Class Secretary 3 Student Council 1-2-3, Philharmonic 3, Mixed Ensemble l, GAA l-Z-3-4, 'What Next: College CLAUSEN, DARLEEN KAY tDeel Quill and Scroll 3-4, Nugget Statt 3-4, Vigilante Staff 3-4, DECA 4, GAA l, Camera Club l-2, What Next: Office Work CLEMENTS, ARTHUR EARHART Uhtl Science Club 2-3-4, President 4, Honor Society 3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Chorus 3, What Next: Carnegie Institute of Techno1ogY: Chemist SENIQRS V E CONNER, IANET Uanl Girls' H-Club 2-3-4, Thespians 3-4, GAA l-Z-3-4, Paint Your Wagon 3, What Next: Lewis and Clark College, Psychiatry CORDREY, KAREN HENRIETTA tTi1liel Twirlers 2-3-4, Girls H-Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 4: GAA l-2-3-4, Student Council 1, Ski Club 3-4, Spanish Club 1, What Next: Montana State College, Teaching 2 i t t i I l l l DAI-IL. IUDITH MARLENE tludyl Office Staff 3, What Next: Work DANDRO, DOUGLAS tDougl Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, What Next: Work DICKERT. RICHARD CONRAD tBabeJ Aeronautics 2, What Next: U.S. Air Force, Certified Public Accountant i V . Q' 5 1 C' Qu ' 'inan--. .-f '- 'IK DICKGRABER. DONNA KATHLEEN fDonnal Honor Society 3-4, Latin Club Z-3-4, Girls' State Alternate 3, GAA 1-2-3, Office Staff 3, What Next: Carroll College, Nursing DIETRICH, M. CAROL tcuroll Student Council 2, Girls' H-Club 4, FHA l, DECA 4, GAA 2-3-4, Tumbling 2-3-4, What Next: Typist CROSBY, ROBERTA LEE fBobbyel Honor Society 4, Girls' H-Club 4, Latin Club 2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, What Next: Montana State College: Teaching CUTLER. ROBERT BOWEN tBullJ Football l-2-3, Track l-2, Intramural Athletics l-2-3, Student Council 1-2-3, Aeronautics 3-4, What Next: Montana State College, Mechanical Engineer DAHL, CARL LESLIE tGoodiesl Boyss' H-Club 3-4, Foot- ball 2-3-4, Wrestling 3-4, Intramural Athletics 2-3, Billings Ir. High l, What Next: Air Force Acad- emyf Air Force Officer i PAGE FIFTEEN FARMER, IUDITI-I ANNE Uudyl Honor Society 4, Student Council 1-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, GAA I-4, Otiice Staff I, What Next: Mon- tana State College: Nursing FLEISNER, ROSE FRANCIS fRosiel Girls' H-Club 3-4, Ouill and Scroll 4, Forensic League 1, Nugget Staff 3-4, Vigilante Staff 4, GAA l-2-3-4, Girls' Ensemble 2, What Next: Montana State College FORDE. IOYCE RUTH Uoycel Thespians 3, DECA 4, GAA l-2-3, Roosevelt School, Honolulu, Hawaii l What Next: Work PAGE SIXTEEN 1 DYE, IOSEPHINE BARBARA QDodieJ Honor Society 3-4, Latin Club 4, GAA l, Chorus l, Office Staff 3, Student Council 4, Science Club 4, What Next: Montana State College: Nursing EVANS, IOAN KARYI. Uoanl Chorus l, GAA I-2-3-4. Twirlers 2-3, Girls' I-I-Club 2-3-4, President 4: DECA 4, Parliamentarian 4: Student Council 4, Secretary: Executive Board 4, Sec- retary 4, What Next: Brigham Young Uni- versity, Dental Hygienest 4 'J-'u GLASBY, GARY LEE Uludl Football 1-2-3-4, Basket- ball I-2-3, Track 1-2-3-4, Boys' H-Club 1-2-3-4, Rotary Representative 4, Wrestling ' 4, Chorus 1, Philharmonic 2, Intramural Athletics 4, What Next: Montana State College, Architecture GLOVER, IERILYN MARGARET Ueril GAA 2-3-4, Lincoln Ir. High, Billings l, What Next: Stenographer SENIORS FRESEMAN. DELORES ELAINE tDeel Princess Vigilante 2, Cheerleaders 3-4, Cheer Queen 4: Twirlers 2, Girls' H-Club 4, Ski Club 3-4, Thespians 4, Chorus 1, 'Nhat Next: Secretary GIBSON, RICHARD KDickl Thespians 3, Band 1-2-3, Intramural Athletics I-2-3. Stage Crew 3, What Next: U.S. Army GILBERTSON, BEVERLY MARION fBevl Chorus 1, Stage Crew 4, What Next: Secretary SENIORS HAINES, LYNN HART KI.ynnl Honor Society 4, Student Council 2, Latin Club 2-3-4, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, What Next: Montana State College: Medicine I-IANSEN, KAY RUTH tKayl Honor Society 3-4. Secre- tary 4: Science Club 2-3-4, Secretary 3-45 Philharmonic 2-3-4, Girls' H-Club 4, GAA l-2-3-4, Latin Club 3-4, What Next: Montana State College: Math Major HANSON. DEANNA GAIL fDeannal 3-7-77's 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Nu et Staff 3 4 Thes ians QQ ' 1 P 3, DECA 4, FHA I-2-3, Girls' State 3. What Next: Pacific Lutheran College l GRANDY, ION Uonl Boys' H-Club 3-4, Football l-Z-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, What Next: Armed Forces GRANLUND, BARRY IOHN fBGl'l'Yl Movie Operator 3-4, Science Club 2-3-4, Vice-President 3, Band 1-2, What Next: Montana State College: Research Biologist GREAVES, DAVID WILLIAM lbavel Student Council 4, Boys' H-Club 3-4, Nugget Staff 3, Basketball 2, Football 3, Track l-2-3, Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4, Stage Crew 4, What Next: College GUNDERSON. IOANNE tskillj Honor Society 4, DECA 3-4 State and Local Secretary 47 Latin Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2, Student Council 2-3, Tumbling Team 2, Soroptomiss 4, What Next: College of Idaho GUNSTONE, CHARLES BILL IBil1l Aeronautics 2-3-4, What Next: Welder HARDIE, WILLIAM LEE tBilll Student Council l-4, Chorus 2-4, Thespians 3, Boys' Ensemble 4, Thespians 3, Aeronautics 3-4, Philhar- monic 2-4, What Next: Rancher HARSCHFELD. IEANINE CLAIRE fNeanerl Nugget Co-Editor 4, Vig- ilante Staff 4, Student Council l-2-3, GAA 2-4, FHA 2-3, Ouill and Scroll 4, What Next: Northern Mon- tana College: Medical Secretary PAGE SEVENTEEN l l f'- 1 i HEARD, CORA LEE lCoral Girls' H-Club 3-4, Chorus 1 GAA 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 47 Philharmonic 2-3-4, Girls' Ensemble 3-4, What Next: Office Work HEATH, MARY LINDA Hindu, GAA 1-2, DECA 3, What Next: Stenographer HENDRICKSON, CLAIRE RICHARDS fClaireJ Student Council 4, Class Secretary 4, Honor Society 3-4, Girls' H-Club 2-3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Forensic League 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, President 4, What Next: Montana State College: Business Administration SENIORS :...,,, an ff. 'eg - . QQ- '?l f, 'I s , 4 .N Q ., ., ' A , A it tis x .5 x Q, wg 5, Q 1 j gi is HAYES, VIVIAN Wivl Student Council l-2, Girls' H-Club 4, Latin Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Philharmonic 2-3, Chorus l, Mixed En- semble 3, What Next: llxllontana State College: rt HAYMAN, ROBERT EUGENE lBobJ Student Council 1, DECA 3, Aeronautics 4, What Next: Mechanic or Soil Analist -in Tx PAGE EIGHTEEN nf' HILDENSTAB, PATRICIA LOUISE lPat1 FHA 1, GAA 1-2, Orchestra 1, What Next: Stenographer HOPLAND, DIANA DEA IDD Tumbling 2-3, Chorus 1-2-3, Philharmonic 2-3, GAA 1-2- 3-4, FHA 1-2, Girls' H-Club 4, What Next: Montana State College: Nursing 29, HICKS, GENEVA V. Uennyl Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Forensic League 4, Nugget Staii 4, Phil- harmonic 3, What Next: Montana State University: Teaching HICKS, GEORGIANNE lGerril Student Council 1, Forensic League 1-2, FHA 1, DECA 4, GAA 1-2, Band 1-2-3, What Next: University of Wash- ington: Legal Stenographer HICKS, KATHRYN AVIS Uiathyl Honor Society 3-4, Girls' l-1-Club 2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 4, Student Council 3, Latin Club I-2-3-4 Chorus l, FHA 2-3, Sec- retary 3, What Next: Montana State College SENIORS I r l HUNTER, ROBERT crm: tBobJ Thespians 4, Movie Operator 4, Aeronautics 3, Football 3, Band 1-2, Intra- mural Athletics 2-3-4, Stage Crew 4, What Next: Air Force IVELDSON, REIDAR K. fileidarl Student Council 2, Band I-2, Wrestling 4, Aeronautics 4, Movie Operator 3, Ski Club 3, What Next: Carroll College: Electrical Engineer IENNINGS, LOWELL DEAN tI.owelll Band 1, Intramural Athletics 3, What Next: Air Force v I i I :Z ' I I t 1 l gi , I i gil . i , E f H Q E35 , X, s ' f I S5 3 Ti, ig: L. HOPLAND, DON DELONA tDonJ Movie Operator 2, DECA 3, Intramural Athletics l-2, What Next: Meat Cutter HOLLAND, BARBARA LEE tBobbieJ Band 3-4, Cheerleaders 4, Ski Club 3-4, Thespians 3, GAA 3-4, Princess Candi- date 3, Sweet Grass County High l-2, What Next: College X'- HOLMES, WILLIAM tBilll Boys' Ensemble 2-3, What Next: ? HOWARD, IUDITH KING Uudyl Cheerleaders 3-4, 3-7-77's 2-3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Girls' H-Club 2-3-4, GAA l-2-3-4, French Club 3-4, Latin Club 1-2-3-4, What Next: Stenographer HOWARD, WILLIAM BRECK tBreckl Football l-2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3, Track 1-2-3, Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Honor So- ciety 4, Latin Club 3-4, DECA 4, What Next: Carroll College: Medicine '-:ar IOHNSON, ALLEN IAMES KAI, Basketball 1, Intramural Athletics I-2-3-4, Nugget Staff 4, What Next: Montana State University: Stockbroker IOHNSON. BYRON DANIEL Aeronautics 2-3-4, Intramural Athletics 2-3, What Next: U.S. Army PAGE NINETEEN V IOHNSON, RONALD MELVIN tRonl Boys' H-Club 3-4, Foot- ball 2-3, Wrestling 3-4, 'Ihespians 3-4, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, What Next: Air Force, Radio Operator I ONES, CAROL LOUISE Uonseyl Vigilante Staff 4, Editor 4, Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Nugget Stott 4, Girls' H-Club 4, GAA 2-3-4, Smiley lr. High, Denver l, What Next: Montana State College, Teaching IONESCHILD, EDWARD DAVID tEdJ Honor Society 3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Nugget Staff 3-4, Vig- ilante Statt 3-4, What Next: Dartmouth, Medicine PAGE TWENTY in f. 4-4,1 7' ' -f., ,,,..t .4 If i S 5 -1 2, mf- , igP 'V If stfiw g' :- , if KRIEGER, EILEEN CAROLINE lflileenl Library Club 2, Library Stott 2, FHA l-2, DECA 3, What Next: Work KUCHENBROD, ROBERT CLARENCE tKuchl Basketball l-2, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, What Next: Montana State College, Business Administration SENIORS IOI-INSON, CHARLOTTE MARIE tCharl Girls' H-Club 4, Secretary 4, Princess Vigilante Candi- date 2, Student Council 4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1, What Next: Montana State College IOHNSON, KAREN LEIGH tliurenl Student Council 2-3, Office Staff 3, Vigilante Staff 4, French Club 4, GAA 3-4, Great Falls High School 1, What Next: Montana State College, Art .- 5, Q55 ft-3, 'Egg I i f , Ria, ' f gn um. KAIN, KARLEEN ANNETTE tKcn'l Quill and Scroll 4, Library Stati 3, Nugget Staff 4, Vigilante Staff 4, GAA 1-2, What Next: Stenographer KANE, LARRY EVAN tCoonl Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4, American Legion Baseball 4 Aeronautics 3, What Next: Montana State College: Engineer KELLY. RICHARD WILLIAM tDickl Boys' H-Club 3-4, Football 4, Track 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1, Intramural Athletics 3-4, Aeronautics 3-4, Phil- harmonic 1-2, What Next: Army SEN IORS F 1 . i to .i,, , I t Q' 1 ,V 5 . , I 1 X t 1 : I i l . E., , 1, 'i y iii , fi-,grim y LAWRENCE. SHARON iSharonl GAA 4, Shawnee Mission, Kansas City 1-2-3, What Next: Work LEA. WAYNE ADAIR lwaynel Student Council 1-2, Aeronautics 2-4, Band 1-2, Movie Operator 3, Dance Band 3, Radio 1-2-3-4, What Next: Montana State College: Electrical Engineer LEROUX, RUTH ELLEN lRuthiel Nugget Co-Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Vigilante Staff 4, GAA 3-4, FHA 3, Cathedral High 1-2, What Next: Western Montana State College: Teaching LAIBLE, DUANE HENRY fbuanel Student Body President 4, Exectuive Board 4, Student Council 2-3-4, Class Presi- dent 2, 3-7-77's 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Latin Club l-2-3-4, President 4: Intra- mural Athletics l-2-3-4, What Next: U.S. Naval Academy, Enigneer LAITY. IANLYN MARIE Uanl Band 1-2-4, Varsity Band 4 Orchestra 4, Girls' En- semble 3, Butte Public High l-2, What Next: Secretary LIEDLE. IEANICE DIANE lDianel Queen Vigilante 4, 3-7-77's 3-4, Class Secretary 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Nugget Staii 4, Student Body Treasurer Soroptomiss 4, GAA l-2-3-4, Chorus l, What Next: Northern Montana College: Medical Secretary LIPPERT, SHARON KAYE lSharonl Philharmonic 2-3, Girls' Ensemble 2-3, Chorus 1, GAA l-2, Student Coun- cil 3, DECA 4, What Next: College of Puget Sound: Physical Therapy LAMPING, SHARON MAE fSharonl Girls' H-Club 3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Band 1-2, Office Staff 3, What Next: Montana State College: Nursing LARSON, LOREN CHARLES lswedel Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Aeronautics 4, Football 4 Band 1-2-3, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, What Next: Montana State College: Business Administration LARSON. STANLEY HOWARD fstanl Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, What Next: Navy PAGE TWENTY-ONE , E t :- L - , x 1 sei., ' ! N V' 1 t I 1 ht I MALBEN. GEORGE HARRIS tGeol'q9l M 5 57 F.zgi4Eae::E1 '::f'1a:2.f. E it 1-sv-' 'CIT' SENIORS LOGAN. NOREETA IEAN tlleetal Band l-2-3-4, GAA l-2-3-4, Girls' H-Club 3-4, FHA 2-3, What Next: Whitworth College, Nursing MACK. BRIAN JOHN lBrianJ Aeronautics 2-3-4. Basketball l, Intramural Athletics 2-3, What Next: Navy C., , F Band 1-2. Football 1, Track 1. Aeronautics 3, What Next: U.S. Marine Corps MANN. ROBERT EDWIN tBobl Class President 4. Student Council 3, Track 3. Inrta- mural Athletics 3-4. Wrestling 4, Chorus 3. Chester 1, Thermoplois 2, What Next: Montana State College: Engineering MARKIN. PATRICK GEORGE lPatJ Science Club 3-4, Vice- President 4, Movie Operator 1-2-3-4, Camera Club l, What Next: College i PAGE TWEN TY-TWO MAYER. FREDRICK WILLIAM lFredl Aeronautics 4, Band 1-2-3, Intramural Athletics 3. What Next: Montana State University, Mechanical Engineer MCCULLOUGH. ROBERT VERNON tSpudJ Football l-2-3-4, Co- Captain, All-State, All- American 4, Basketball 1-2- 3-4, Track l-2-3-4, Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Ouill and Scroll 4, Chorus l, Nugget Stott 4, What Next: Uni- versity of Colorado: Architecture fe . mi Nu: 2 MARTELLO. KENNETH LOUIS lKenl Forensic League 4. DECA 3-4, Powell County High 1-2, What Next: Montana State College: Commercial Art MARTELLO. ROBERT CARL fBobl Aeronautics 3-4, Intra- mural Athletics 4, Powell County High 1-2, What Next: Air Force MARTIN. IACK LEE Uackl Basketball 1-2-3, Football 1-3-4, Othello Washington High School 1-2-3, What Next: Work SENIQRS MERRITT, IUDY LEE Uudyl Nugget Staff 4, Chorus l, .. Philharmonic 2-3, What Vit t 3. 1 Next: Carroll College 'na , ,....-e if '14 - ' l Mrznsl-1oN. JAMES i ' mv1N Uiml , -Q ,' I Band l-2-3-4, Intramural 1, ,f , , II., 'f U Athletics 4, What Next: fj, 'gi 13i3,,?gL,,' 5.3 Montana State University, ,gixff Foremy ifQ3Q.1,ff'T 4527 '?f'!51 4,,..'f , L ,A . . ,Wg i j MILES, MICHAEL Q CHARLES 1Mikel i Thespians 4, DECA 4, E Basketball 1, Football 1-2-3, 5 Intramural Athletics l-ZA3-4, t What Next: Montana State ' University: Law ' MILLER, CAROL l It MAE tcqmn Girls' H-Club 4, GAA l-2-344, Spanish Club l, Library Club l, What Next: Office Work MOE, EUGENE RALPH lspikel Football 1-2-3-4, All-State 4: Basketball l-2-3-4, Track l-2-3-4, Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Aeronautics 4, What Next: Montana State College: Business Administration MOE. MILDRED IANE tMillieJ FHA 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-243-4, Office Staff l-3-4, Cafeteria Staff l-3, Student Council 4 What Next: Montana State College: Home Economist MOORE, ROY i ALLEN lRoyl Aeronautics 3, What Next: Work aff . ..,. ' - - at .z,M,,. l 1 1 MORRIS, MARGUERITE , SUZANNE tSuel 3-7-77's 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Girls' H-Club 2-3-4, Latin Club l-2-3-4, Twirlers 2-3-4, Head Majorette 4, GAA 1-2-3-4, What Next: Lewis and Clark College: Medical Technician I ' MORRYS, SHARON IOANNE lshayl Twirlers 2-3-4, Head Flag 4, Girls' H-Club 4, GAA l-2-3-4, Student Council l+3, Girls' Ensemble 1, What Next: Work 'Z MORRISON. FRANCES ANN fl-'ranl Nugget Staff, Co-editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Chorus l, Philharmonic 2-3-4, Girls' Ensemble 3, Camera Club 1, FHA I-2-3-4, GAA 'Z-3-4, What Next: Montana State College PAGE TWENTY-THREE , 'ii SENIORS MORTIEAU. CHARLES IAMES iChat-liel Movie Operator 1-2-3-4. Band l-2-3, What Next: Work mug MUES. MARY GAIL lGai1l Girls' l-I-Club 4, Thespians l-2-3-4, Secretary 45 GAA l-2-3-4, What Next: Montana State University: Home Economist MUNGER, RICHARD THOMAS fllichl Football 1-2-3-4, Track l-2, Boys' H-Club 3-4, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, Vigilante Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4, X W Aeronautics 3, What Next: x I I M Montana State College, 4 jr.. Architecture ' K V Munson. STANLEY W .4 W Qlv l KARL tstqni 'rr' ' of Aeronautics 3-4, Stage I ': : fi t y T Crew 3, What Next: ' Ranching MURPHY, EDWIN : TED lTedl Wrestling 4, Butte High School 1-2-3, What Next: Washington State: Scientific Field ,fat , l lie Qi nga 'BS' , -.-rg, 'P 2 NEIL. FRANCES BARBARA lPunchyl Student Council 2, GAA l-2-3, Spanish Club 1, What Next: Art Center, Los Angeles: Commercial Artist NELSON. BETTY LOUISE tBetlyl Nugget Staff 4, Library Staff 2, Library Club 2, Cafeteria Stott 2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, What Next: Secretory NICHWANDER, DON IOHN KNichl Football 3, Wrestling 2, Student Council l, Intra- mural Athletics l, DECA 4 Aeronautics 3, What Next: Meatcutter Nom.1Nc, VERNA A' .. LEA tvemp X '- K g E Student Council 1, Class - - ' Treasurer 2-3, 3-7-77's ,, -' 2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: ' f , Twtfters 2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Q.-f :W Girls' State Alternate, ' '- DAR Girl 4, What Next: I up X, Montana State College, P. E. Teacher NORTON, BRUCE ALBERT QMosesl Philharmonic 2-3-4, Chorus l, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, What Next: Brigham Young University: Art PAGE TWENTY-FOUR SENI i 4 I S t A I I t t t s ...f,'--- RANGER. Jnrrsnv 09:0 Aeronautics 3-4, Movie Operator 2, What Next: Heavy Equipment Operator and Mechanic REDPATH, ROBERT IAMES tBohJ Class President 3, Boys' I-I-Club 4, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-3-4, Track l-3-4, What Next: Montana State College: Engineering REKSTAD. GORDON WILLIAM tGordonJ Vigilante Parade 2-3-4, What Next: Army - 3 it 5 ORS OSBORNE, EMMA MAXINE tMaxinel GAA 1-2-3, DECA 4, Office Staff 2-3, Library Staff l, What Next: Housewife OTTMANN, MARY CAROLEN tMaryJ GAA l-2-3-4, Girls' I-I-Club 4, Nugget Staff 4, Chorus l, Philharmonic 3, Girls' Ensemble 2, What Next: Beauty Operator .4 -'s M75 v is li, , l 2, 3 i OTTMANN. ROBERT LOUIE tBobl Student Council l, Movie Operator I-2-4, Basket- ball 1, Intramural Athletics 2-3-4, What Next: Carroll Collegeg Engineering PILGERAM. SHARON ANN lShurieJ GAA 2-3-4, FHA 1-3, Spanish Club 1, What Next: Flying School: Radio PRENDERGAST. IOHN EUGENE tGeneJ Boys' I-I-Club l-2-3-4, Stage Crew 4, Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4, Student Council 3, Band 2-3, Aeronautics 3, What Next: Air Force RICHESON, IAMES RICHARD Uiml Football I-2-4, Wrestling 1-2-3, 3-7-77's 3-4, Track 3, Student Body Vice President 4, Philharmonic l-2-3-4, Boys' I-I-Club 2-3-4, Mixed Ensemble l-2-3, Boys' Ensemble 1-2-3, What Next: Montana State University: Music RILEY, NORMA IO tNormJ Library Staff 2, Library Club 2, Cafeteria Staff 2-3-4, FI-IA I, Nugget Staff 4, What Next: Secretary PAGE TWENTY-FIVE I l t l I I l -. ' I f t , . r ROGERS, BENIAMIN WILL KWillJ Aeronautics 3, What Next: Construction Work RUDE. DOROTHY ANN lDotl Nugget Staff 4, Stage Crew 4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Chorus 3, Philharmonic 3 What Next: Secretary RUDIO. IACK LESTER tsmileyl DECA State President, Local Vice President 4, Regional Vice-President 4, Football 1-2-3-4, All State: Track 1-Z-3, Basketball 1, What Next: Lewis and Clark College: Public Relations PAGE TWENTY-SIX SS Q' A , fr , K I . ! 3 We 'z H ' fl: ff' :stiff- SCHEET, GERALD A. KGerryl DECA 3-4, Cathedral High School 1, What Next: Sales Clerk SCHMIDT, MARION RAE Kllllarionl Cafeteria Staff 1, Chorus 1, Office Staff 3, What Next: Stenographer SENIORS ROBERTSON, WILLIAM IAMES fBilll Football 1-2-4, Wrestling 2-3, Ski Club 4, Track 2-3, Boys' H-Club 4, Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4, What Next: Montana State College: Engineer ROE. MARGOT LEANNE lMuifl Honor Society4, French Club 3-4, Girls' H-Club 4, Student Council 2-3, Latin Club 2-3-4, Nugget Staff 4, Vigilante Staff 4, What Next: Montana State College: Home Economist lawfiv SAFFORD. IOI-IN WILLIAM Uohnl Aeronautics 4, Gallatin County High School 1, What Next: Montana State College: Electrical Engineering SANGRAY. SHARON LOUISE lLouieD Class Treasurer l, Girls' H-Club 2-3-4, Vice President 4: Twirlers 3-4, GAA l-2-3-4, Chorus l, What Next: Carroll College, Teaching SASEK. PATRICIA KAY QPupsl Girls' H-Club 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, DECA 4, Office Staff 3, What Next: Office Work SENIORS -36 .. -- :si S x .hnsxk SPALDING. CHARLEEN RAE tCharl GAA l-2-3, Philharmonic l-2-3, Office Staff 3, What Next: Stenographer SPUHZEM. WILLIAM TARY tBilll Boys' I-I-Club 4, Foot- ball l-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 2-3, Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4, Aero- nautics 2-4, What Next: Sorrell College, Liberal rts STENHIEM, ALLEN CURTIS CAD Intramural Athletics 3, Cathedral High School I-2, What Next: U.S. Army SEELY. STEVE DOUGLAS tStevej Student Council l-2-3-4. Football l-2, Track l, Ski Club l-4, Baton Rouge High School l-2-3, What Next: Louisana State University: Geologist SEWELL. ROBERT HOWARD tBobl Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Track Manager 2-3, Football Manager 2-3, Aeronautics 4 Philharmonic I-2-3, Intramural Athletics l, Wrestling Manager 2, What Next: Work fm- .,,, X A , 'Q . 'E K vt: 2 It ' .5 it, , ,xv l gina' Y, . K' vt ,pw-n lib X . . - : we Q, Y 1 , X - I , 3 A tit STEPHENSON, FRANK ALEX tstevel Football 1-2-3, Track l-2-3, Wrestling 2-3, Intramural Athletics I-2, Stage Crew 4, Band 1, Thespians 4, Miami Military Academy 3, What Next: Carroll College or Miami University: Acting STEWART, SAMUEL PAUL tSamJ Student Council 3, Foot- ball l, Intramural Athletics l-3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Band l-2-3-4, Orchestra 4, What Next: Montana State College: Research Chemistry 'HM' ibut' SI-IERAN, ANNETTE t'l'onil Student Council l, Office Staff 4, Thespians 3-4, GAA l, What Next: Mon- tana State College: Biologist SHOPE, RICHARD IRVIN lDickl Class Representative 2, Executive Board 2, Student Council l-2-3, Ski Club 3-4, Band l-2-3, Chorus l, Football l, What Next: Montana State University, Architect SMALL, CORDELIA BETH tTuIIyj ' Student Council I-2-3, Quill and Scroll 4, Nugget Stott 4, GAA l-2-3-4, Stage Crew 4, What Next: Montana State College -44 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN N -xl 95? A Q 5 STROUP, DELORES IEAN tDeel Library Staff l, FHA I-2, DECA 4, GAA l-2, Upland High, Upland, California 3, WHAT NEXT: Work SWARTZ, I OY LUCILLE lSwartziel Girls' H-Club 4, GAA 2-3-4, 'Philharmonic l-2, Tumbling Team 4, What Next: Carroll College, Nursing THOMAS, CHARLES STEWART fChuckl 3-7-77's 2-3-4, President 4, Boys' H-Club 3-4, Band l-2-3 Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3, Basketball 1-2-3, Track l-2-3-4, What Next: Mon- tana State College: Dentistry s i E t , E z . PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT 1 sEN1oRs I iw' 4 K ' is -4 V ,gf ' , I kr k, . if H I .21 L.. .., EE 1? g,.5. 5. , .. .,,,, - .. ,,..,. , ,,. .... - -, wg: , tt at E X K It Q -5 lv X 3 'I 4 1 s as 35lf?g,:,:: A -4 - 5' ., figs ms- - wg' .,:,, .,.,.....,,.. 5 K wif 213, 'fc ,T we t- , is 1- 1 'ti Y Y A' .gl-an WEIKERT, DONALD IAY fDonl DECA 4, Basketball Manager 3, Football Manager 3, Intramural Athletics 2, Baseball 2, Grandview, Washington I-2-3, What Next: Selling WELCH, MARTIN C. tMartyl Executive Board l, Student Council l, Class Repre- sentative l, Boys' H-Club 3-4, Basketball l-2, Football l-2, Track l-2-3-4, Intramural Athletics 3-4, What Next: U.S. Air Force STOCK, FRANK STEVE llfrankl Movie Operator 4, Intramural Athletics 3, What Next: Montana State College: Engineering STONEBERG, THEODORE ALLEN fTedl Class Vice-President 4, Boys' State 3, 3-7-77's 3-4, Honor Society 4, Band l-2-3-4, Student Council 4, Intramural Athletics 2-4, County TAP Chairman 4, W'hat Next: Gustavus Adolphus, Minister 2 ' l:,,..2- s 5 THOMPSON, ROBERTA LEE fButchl Thespians 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, GAA l-2-3-4, What Next: Montana State College: Teaching TOUMI, REGINALD WILLIAM lReqgiel DECA 3, Aeronautics 4, Intramural Athletics 3-4, Radio 3-4, What Next: Carroll Collegey' Electrical Engineer UHLENKOTT, SHARON LEE KUhleel Honor Society 3-4, Girls' H-Club 2-3-4, Twirlers 2-3-4, GAA l-2-3-4, French Club l-2-3-4, Vice-President 2, President 3, What Next: Carroll College, Psychology ww'- , Q ,S SENIORS WELSH. BARBARA IEAN tBarbl Philharmonic 2-3-4, Chorus 1, Mixed Ensemble 3, French Club 4, FHA 1-2, Thespians 4, Library Club 2, Forensic League l, Cafeteria Staff l-2-3, Library Staff 2, What Next: Kinman Busi- ness Collegep Stenoqrapher WHEELER. IOHN DARWIN lBig Iohnj Football 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Thespians 4, Boys' H-Club 4, Intramural Athletics 4, Track 4, Bil- lings Senior High School l-2-3, What Next: Montana State Coleqep Movie Technician WILLIAMS. MINNETTE BARBARA lPennyl Caieteria Staff 4, GAA 2, Chorus l-2, Office Staff 4, What Next: Clerk Typist WILSON, IOHN GEORGE Uohnl Aeronautics 4, DECA 3, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, What Next: Artist, Air Force WOOD. RUTH VIRGINIA llluthiel Girls' H-Club 4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1, Office Staff 3, What Next: Air Line Hostess if ZIPPERIAN, IOANN A PAYLETTE Uoannal DECA 4, Science Club 3-4, Treasurer 4, GAA Z, What Next: Montana State College, Actuary Mike Miles auditions lor his part in A Room Full of Roses. WHEELING, KAREN VENESSA tKarenJ Latin Club 3-4, GAA 4, Philharmonic 3, Girls' Ensemble 3, Grand Forks, N.D., 1-2, What Next: Mon- tana State College, Medical Technology WHITING, WILMA GENE lwilliel Philharmonic 4, Band 1-2-3, Tumbling 3, What Next: Clerk Typist WIDDISON. IEANNIE LEVONA Uaanniel Band l-2-3-4, Peo Band 4, GAA 3-4, Thespians 4, What Next: Brigham Young University PAGE TWENTY-NINE HCNOB ROLL Kay Ruth Hansen It tied ludith Ann Howard N Duane Henry Laible Sue Karel Clarke Arthur Earhart Clements Theodore Allen Stoneberg Marguerite Suzanne Morris Deanna Gail Hanson Margaret Gunhild Buckland Lynn Hart Haines Geneva Vesta Hicks Margot Leanne Roe Carol Louise lones Ieannette Dorothy Bach Karen Venessa Wheeling lied A. Vivian Hayes Carol Ann Anderson Phillip Carl Green Arlee Annette Albright tied William Breck Howard Carol lane Carlson Edward David Ioneschild Barbara Sayler Burrell Karen Leigh Iohnson Iames William Barnes tied Ellen Kay Churchwell Kathryn Avis Hicks Claire Richards Hendrickson Sharon Lee Uhlenkott Iohn Melvan Clark Ion Ross Carlson Ioanne Gunderson Donna Kathleen Dickgraber Roberta Lee Crosby Wayne Adair Lea Samuel Paul Stewart Patricia Kay Roth CSasekl George Patrick Markin losephine Barbara Dye Ioanna Paulette Zipperian S SCHCLABSHIPS The class ot 1958 seemed to be particularly adept in obtaining scholar- ships. Helena High Seniors did well in the National Merit Scholarship Exams. Iohn Clark, Art Clements, Kay Hansen and Duane Laible all received cer- tificates ot merit and lim Barnes and Steve Nelson received honorable mention. Kay Hansen received the Elks' Scholarship award. Duane Laible received the Elks' Leadership Award, a scholarship to Webb Institute on Long Island and the N.R.O.T.C. scholarship. Iirn Barnes and Steve Barnes received appointments to West Point and to the Air Force Academy respectively. Mike Miles and Carl Dahl also received offers from the various military academies. Peg Buckland and Roberta Crosby both received teaching scholarships, Consoliated Freightways and Delta Kappa Gamma respectively. Sharon Uhlenkott and Iohn Clark received scholarships to Carroll Col- lege. These scholarships always go to the top ranking Catholic girl and boy. Bob McCullough, Eugene Moe, and Iack Rudio all received atheltic schol- arships. The top ten students will receive tuition scholarships to the units of the Greater University ot Montana. AGE TI-IIRTY tied CO-VALEDICTORIANS 'U' 1- fimw. KAY RUTH HANSEN IUDITH KING HOWARD Scholastic Average 5.0 Scholastic Average 5.0 SALUTATCDRIAN DUANE HENRY LAIBLE Scholasiic Average 4.93 PAGE THIRTY ONE BOYS' STATE rm HTA mx 1317454 Duane Laible. Bob Redpath, Ted Stoneberg, Steve Barnes. This year the American Legion sponsored tour boys to go to Boys' State which was held on the campus of Western Montana College ot Education. These boys spent one week last August learning about the government and how it is run. They became acquainted with boys from other towns through- out the state during their participation in mock cities, counties, and state governments. GIRLS' STATE 5' K KQY' T4 Qs , Carol Anderson. Verna Noi-ling. Sue Clarke, Deanna Hanson. Missing: Donna Dickgraber and Iudy Howard Last lune 25, Carol and Deanna went to Bozeman for the Girls' State Convention. While in Bozeman the girls learned about the government and how it is run. They set up a mock government, participating in the legislative bodies and running for government offices. Both Deanna and Carol were elected to the office of constable in their respective districts. PAGE THI RTY-TWO IOSEPHINE DYE Alternates SUE CLARKE 'ft..'P2 DAUGI-ITERS CDF Tl-IE AMERICAN REVCDLUTION AWARD VERNA NORLING Every year the senior girls vote for three girls whom they think have exhibited the best dependability, service, leader- ship, and patriotism combined. The teachers then vote on the three, picking the one Which they feel is most worthy of the honor. This year they selected Verna Norling, with Iosephine Dye and Sue Clarke for second and third honors. PAGE TI-IIRTY THREE ROTARY REPRESENTATIVES September October November DUANE LAIBLE ROBERT MANN ROBERT REDPATH I December Iunuar y February JAMES RICHESON ROBERT McCULLOUGH GARY GLASBY snr March April May STEVE BARNES CHARLES THOMAS ED IONESCHILD Each boy meets with the Rotarians every Wednesday during their designated month. During one of these meet- ings each boy is asked to give a talk. The September and October representatives are always the Student Body President and the Senior Class Pres- ident respectively, the rest are elected by the senior boys. PAGE THIRTY-FOUR THE CLASS CDF '58's IUNIOR PROM uv! X Sth GRADE GBADUATING CLASSES Top to bottom: Hawthorne, Bryant, Central Some of the students in the class of l958 have not changed very much, but some of them are barely recogniz- able. Can you find Karen Anderson, Spud McCullough, or Don Braun in the Hawthorne group? Do you recognize our Student Body President Duane Laible, Donna Dickqraber, or Sharon Morris in the Bryant group? Do you see Dee Fteseman, Dick Shape, or Bill Robertson in the group from Central? PAGE THIRTY-SIX CLASS OF '59 Charles Marshall, president: Al Dougherty. vice president: Iacquelyn King. treasurer: Charlene Holland. secretary: Thomas Allen. representative. We, the class of 59 entered the halls of HHS in the fall of '56, just two years ago all set to show those juniors and seniors just what a fine and prom- ising class we were. We immediately began to show our fine qualities by falling out of the desks every time the bell rang, and showing other traits which marked us as unique and more than promising. To start the year out we elected Max Baucus, Sue Thompson, Carol Cooper, Bev Holshue and Clayton Linebarger, class officers. Everything and everybody were new to us but we were still determined to show them and after several adjustments We did better. Our Sophomore Dance was the best ever. Loads of kids danced to the music of Bob C1ark's orchestra and really enjoyed themselves. Kay Cooney became crown princess to rule over the student body for a year and a day. Many ot our boys lettered in football, wrestling and track. And so through our Sophomore year to our junior year. Chuck Marshall, Al Dougherty, Charlene Holland, Jacque King and Torn Allen were chosen as the leaders of our class. Margie Anderson was elected Princess Vigilante giving the class of 59 the distinction of having a princess both of their years at the Senior High. Athletic-minded members in our class again participated in football, bas- ketball, wrestling, and track. As Iuniors We presented one of the best proms ever given. In the Spring a Young Man's Fancy Was our theme. Kay Glover was this year's DeMolay Sweetheart. Mrs. Goodhart, Mrs. McCarthy and Mr. Stafford are our sponsors. PACE THIRTY-SEVEN Caught again! PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT' IUST ANOTHER DAY There always seems to be something . . . Boys' P.E. does exercises going on in the classrooms or halls of H H S either amusing or serious . . . v f 1 The book worms IUNIORS Thomas Allen Donna Anders Allred Anderson Bryant Anderson Margaret Anderson Rita Andreasen Linda Atkins Everett Babcock Carol Baertsch Alvin Bailey Robert Baker Sonia Bakke Iames Ballard Kay Barnes Marilyn Barrough Max Baucus Leon Belville Lee Berger Karen Bergum lim Bemet 4? 3 Iames Black Martha Blakely Bonnie Bouley Carol Bourgeois Michael Bowler Gerald Bratlien Eugene Braun Wayne Braun David Brinck Dolores Brown Phyllis Brown Susan Brown Susan Burgqrall Gary Burqher Gary Burrell Elizabeth Butler Stephen Carroll Pete Carson Dave Clark Clark Cleveland PAGE THIRTY-NINE Wilma Egge ,Qi Martha Eminelh Carlee Fabian Donna Finstad Henry Flalow Thomas Fleming Lou Anna Flynn Sherron I-'olkvord Signe Forsell Wayne Foster David Fuller lack Gaines Sharon Goodale Dan Gunlock Morreen Hall Georgia Hansen Don Hanson Iames Hanson Ianice Har! PAGE FORTY George Hase IUNIORS Geraldine Cloud lack Cole Michael Collins Gloria Condon Kay Cooney Carol Cooper Ioseph Crabiree Donna Cramer Baird Cross Ioseph Cross Sariann Crowley Gay Cunningham Karen Cutler Merilyn Dalley Sara Davidich Douglas D'Avis Myrna Davison Bruce DeRosier Mariorie Dightman Alired Dougherty IUNIORS Harold Hallman Robert Hollmann Charlene Holland Beverly Holshue loyce Hom Myron Hood Iames Hopkins Eloyse Hubbard Marilyn Hudson Ielfrey Hull Carleen Humpherys William Hunter Ierry Iackson Terry Ieremiasan Valerie Ioe Gary Iohnson Ioe Iohnson Io!-lnn Iohnston Stanley Iorstad Mvra Tovce Keith Keller Arleen Kennaugh Orpha Kieffer Iacquelyn King Rosemarie Koval Karyl Kruse Larry Larison Thomas Liebasch Clayton Linebarger Lester Loble Ieanette Loughridqe Ierry Malerbi Arleen Markin Iohn Marlow Charles Marshall Linda McCoskery Ronald McKnight Donna Mergenthaler David Miller Donald Mischel PAGE FORTY-ONE '9- .4 'Y ix Je XXM linux X N QW: S PAGE -Q. Bonita Peura Ardey Phillips Rosalee Pierson George Powers Patricia Ranger Iudy Rankin Edward Reuterdahl Ierald Richards Elizabeth Richardson Ieanette Rogers Yvonne Romasko Mary Ann Sandru Ted Schoenborn Ioan Scow Charles Secrest Lavonne Selq Charles Sewe-ll Carl Shepherd Iudy Sherman Marilyn Siqety FORTY-TWO 1 Vw 1 ,Z r . 51 'Ya :- F 'sr ffl Q - ,453 -wc: ya.. IUNICDRS Glenda Mock David Morris Leslie Morrison Shirley Mouqeot William Mullins Martha Nachtsheim Bonnie Nelson Margaret Nichwander Linda Normann Richard O'Connell Delbert Oleson Ralph Olson Robert Olson Terry Olson Iohn Palmquist Max Pate Barbara Pavlinick Guy Peek Wallace Peel Charles Petrosky it 'GT IUNIQRS Adeline Sinerius Donald Smith Michael Smith Mona Smith Myma Smith Sandra Smith Michael South William Staniqer Ierry Stevens Larry Stevens Ruth Stickney Clifford Storlie Shirley Summers Marlyn Swanson Carol Swor Kay Thompson Ieanne Thurston Gary Toll Lynda Tracy Arlene Tuck L if xggisiwii ' SEEK N 3135 X ti.. wife X X QD 6 Ka Q we ,slimy I A.- Q : S 'G' Q gl if Q 1-4' Q.. -. Xlt . t E' ' ul' t ii, xg N Lt- -K.: t , t N, ,W : f 2 :S 6 3 1' -Www '5 . ,miie-:N ftifiiii' :l' L if w vt v 3 43334 tj - 3 is , ' G u1:u1,q-r-- ' 3.5, ,.,.,,. A.. .en , M ,A oft t 3 f. , it Michael Tucker David Tweedy Frank Ursich Ella Mae Vulk Sharon Waddell Penny Walker Iudy Weber lean Weiss Craig Wenger Steve Wheaton Myrna White Sharon Wiederhold Geraldine Wihlborg Laura Willett Iudith Williams Iames Willis Mike Wilson Virginia Wolfe Edward Wolstein Elaine Zipperian PAGE FORTY-Tl'lRl'flI E IV !lTl'Y HELENA HIGH SCHGGL SONG We are the Bengals ot old Helena High! Through ,thick and thin we're hound tawin, 'Cause we'Ve got a team that tights! Rah! Ptah! Rah! We'Ve got the spirit along with the rest! We're bold and strong as we go on! 'Cause the Bengals are the team that's hest! CHEEB Bed and white iight! Bed and white iight! Wlio fights? We fight! Bed and white tights! BENGAL EIGHT SGNG Come on, you hrawny Bengals, down that floor, Cline! And we will really show them how '.o score, fscore CI touchdown every time! And we will cheer, boys, cheer tor HHS, Our Alma Mater, we 'will always do our best. And when were through, looys, tor another score, And we will cheer them onward all the more, For we are Bengal Tigers, red and white, full oi tight, On to Victory! CLASS OP '60 Phyllis Schimpi, treasurer: Karen Tichenor, vice president: Conn Norlinq. president: Thomas Kenney. representative: Constance Spurlock, secretary. We, the class of '60 entered the halls of HHS in the fall of 1957, thinking that we would be able to set the whole world, not only the school, on fire. Soon though, our great plans were proved not so great as we found that we weren't the only class in the whole school and that there were some others who thought that they were just as good as we thought we Were. But since then we have done many things to make us more noticeable. Our first duty to the school was to elect our class officers to lead us through our first year. They were: Conn Norling, president: Karen Tichenor, vice-pres identp Connie Spurlock, secretary: Phyllis Schimpf, treasurer and Tom Ken- ney, representative. As Princess Candidates we nominated Karen Tichenor and Carol Farris. We have been active in our first year of high school, many in athletics. We also made up a large percentage of Philharmonic, Girls' Ensemble, Boys' Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Band and Orchestra. We also have members in Latin Club, French Club, and since this spring, we proudly have seven members in 3-7-77's. Another great honor that has been bestowed upon our class is the Mr. HHS title which was awarded to Dave Didriksen. We participated in the Vigilante Parade for our first time, and had many prize-winning floats. Well, maybe we didn't set the school on fire but we did get a good start and we have two more years left to do it. Our sponsors are Mr. Annala, Mrs. Matulys, and Miss Morse, PAGE FORTY FIVE IN MEMORIAM Y . ,ar I fn. CARL SHOBERG This picture of Carl Shoberg has been placed on the page preceding the pictures of his classmates because we ot the Vigilante staff know that the fel- low members of the class of l96O would want it there, as he is often thought of. Iesus said, I am the resurrection ancl the liteg he that believeth in me though he were dead, yet shall he live. PAGE FORTY-SIX iff' 5,1 .,s- ...re 1 ,- A ,v- ,Cv X 'M X A l Y' ,vm G Bamby Beaumont j . 4:1 'W f',X.w:' fn. 2 0' Q 6' .-S .fa ff' W, K ta W. .r 7 Q rw 1. J , B 2 8 an -.ef -1' A 5: 4 ,gnu R Qc, n Ag:- 'YM X Larry Benton Alan Berg Lois Beyer 'A Tonia Bielen an f .f 2' Marcia Blenkarn Wilma Bonner Victor Borg Carol Braun Iudith Braun Marilyn Brewer Dan Bridges Diane Brinck Douglas Reynolds Brown Richard Brown Robert Bruce Terrence Butler Calvin Cannon Veronica Cape Iulianne Carlson Marianne Carlson PAGE FORTY SEVEN Leia' 0' .1 . 'f Q 1 1' 9 f 5 fy, x Q -07- Deirdre Dickey Robert Dickman Dave Didriksen Charles Doerinq Colleen Donovan Charles Dringle Hazel Duke Raven Duncan Gary Dupuis Ielf Easbey Leil Erickson Mary Everin Michael Farmer Dick Farmer Carol Farris Lydia Paul Arnold Ferris Sharon Finley Barbara Flanagan Gary Flatow PAGE FORTY-EIGHT my A.. if -. 455 W1 17' SCDPI-IOMCDRES Ruth Carlson Iohn Carpenter Lynn Cashmere Iudith Castles Keith Clarke Susan Clements Edward Clemo Karen Cockett Iack Coe Iohn Collishaw Ethel Colvin Ierry Cowqer Ianet Dahl Dolores Dandro Bruce Davidson Verlon Dawson George Day Robert DeBar Kenneth DeBree Mariorie DeGooyer le gl' fin 'C-7' SOPI-IOMQRES Ethel Fleury Robert Fournier Timothy Fournier Theresa Fox Abbie Fredrikson Carol Fritz . Q i -K ' . , .gf ' Essie Gilleland 1 f D - ' G' 1 . 'Z A ,. , '- Charles Gooch - T Lb lf ' 4:3 ' Iuerqen Greqer , fy , if H Mm Grew-an nil R - - ' Q.vs2Xfx4i' L N 43, , y . Gyn 'A r L ' ' h f QW 'il' ' it. :ffgiggy is K5 Ligiffffi' Mm ,myth fffwie. ,i zz-3,15 it-Z . V .fpf?2j1 , Myrna Grewell V Q L .. t. A Daniel Grieve bf-. 4, if M NQQ' kms , 'EP Charles Groshonq . yfrg . ' -V A 3,54 ' Linda Grubbs L f - K 113 . Dorothy Gunlock ' - i -L .f.3?:?:a V, .. .,,Z ?, x ..'::Q-hx 5, if . at 144 ' , of H- . .4111 loan Hakes 1 ' Iudith Haley Margie Hamer ' '- be .:.-if .,,.- fai.:i?5V1:s S: if gilt x ,wi Mary Ann Hamlin fx, HQ ' ft-is Q . .W .t.. x 'S vu y it ,R I Len Hannick Q 7 Af 31:-' s X ge, 5 iw' r 1 . . Q ..,, .,-.. . ei. 5 W 1 ii .ar . 'ND . Q E, 5 5 Xt TV r ' wif if E s ge-if , F' ' 4 is 'a 5 B 'K' is X i 6.2 gf ' X Nxxxifxlkx Q-.xi for N, it ., 35 ,. is A 'iff' if 9 -rv it or :D ' Maurice Hardie Robert Harris Nina Harrison Larry Heller Merle Hendrickson Thomas Herrin Delsey Hiatt Carole Hicks Donna Hicks Dolores Hildenstab Robert Hollow Connie Hopkins Ianine Hopkins Sharon Horner Clifford Hysell Rodney Iames Larry Iohns Daniel Iohnson Gifford Iohnson Laura Iohnson PAGE FORTY-NINE ew VW WF? if ' 3 I - X a L-+.xMmffe+ . 5- 5 ' s i we fvwwf ffQm on F QW X he 1 is A L L ve- L inf K 3 ' L K ' -T mf -Q ,L 1 1 sm it if ima mga A 4 . ..... HQ. , 54 V - -. ' H Y My ry 1 1 K el? E lik' ' KQ V' WWW MM? SNMQ fwlu A Q . mean J ' V. ,. W up ff M 'lf Qg' Vw .x g W M 0 f 2,5 la, 7 X - I 5 1 . 'NY K' s.. ' , ,-9.5 1 xt A2 - , lf?:'7l'm M 1 fs Y M Q1 M 4 ' -, - . , 'C' , ' 7.51: 4- K . Qfggffil 1 fl t L ' If fx ' film W f.-r -' f . 'Z:-- 1 Q-fr 1 xl 5 lf - 157 1,-5 V '-,' Ig ', ,A-3 Qfgij zl' I ,.... X44 PAGE FIF Iudith Mathews Iohn McCluslrey Donald McDermid Iames McDonald Ruth McKinney Sandra Meade Peter Meloy Lois Mergenthaler Quentin Mickelson David Middlemas Doris Middlemas Gary Mihelish Margaret Miller Hubert Milot George Miskovich Ierry Mundt William Mundt Gerry Neely Constance Nelson Eric Nelson TY fr, SCDPHOMCDRES Richard Iohnson Roger Iones Sheila Iohnson Vera Kelly Thomas Kenney Michael Kieckbusch Douglas Klieger Karen Koehler M Barbara arsha Korting Helen Kramer Kuntz Sandra Kvidt Thomas Lamping Lawrence Lahock Roberta Roger Gary Larson Lenhart LePuge Raymond Lindsey Elton MacPherson ogy. Marlene Manson QQ X' PW fb- mq :,: ,,4, gm WM. fwlxv sei Z Q-.. 4, . I 4 fx I M, . V N 1 ts! y E xr V A , ' gwwi V- tl riffs ,gi wg, tl .... V: -F 57 f -A lwgg, , - f5iff1UWg Tiff? L. -gg, gf vi-fm A -0- . ' ' f ,K e I qw . A v X K. FQ X- f Q' '33, 5 - H rj ff N .,., , Y f L ,J-2 N :v w ,twwyfpwmmigf x K - . H . i ,' X. '. ' f,t!f,!F,.L' 'r r. 2 me A SOPHOMORES Kitty Nelson Randall Noland Peter Norbeck Conn Norllng Eugene Nyland Dennis Oqle Sherrill Olson Lynn Ormiston Toni Palmquist Douglas Pasche Bill Patrick Ann Perry Larry Pinkerton Howard Poe Karen Polich Ronald Proul Gary Radway Tom Rate Dean Retz Susan Reynolds .n.,f 'K- M ,,, ,vt 4.1 , Y si lf , Q ,, Ugg Atl. ty, es Q., i fi ' t lfvyx , ,kmfii Q 'F f - . ,E.:.Z 1 I 5 33 9 r 43s X ll Ji J. .lx ., K Q . .L i, SKK D all A ' fr. L .gsgzw ,at-Lv SWE Raimi: A ifilxfilif 'C' Wflw W ' 'S -ai .-M ' E , , f x !H1!M4,9fg,- Richard Rickman Eula Riddock Roselyn Roberts Richard Robertson Lois Robinson Mary Lou Ragen Barbara Rust Robert Ryckman Ronald Schatz Phyllis Schimph Iudith Schmidt Ruby Schmidt Christy Screnar Elaine Slewert Glen Simmons Cindy Smith Laura Smith Iacque Spaulding Connie Spurlock Susan Stagg PAGE FIFTY-ONE SOPHOMCDRES Sandra Stanghill Fred Steele Judith Stenhiem Myrna Stemberg Bonnie Stoneberq Robert Strickland Bill Strong Pat Stump Virginia Sturn Patricia Sullivan Mary Susag Karen Swanson Ianet Swor lean Tangen Barbara Thompson Diane Thompson Don Thompson Karen Tichenor Sharon Tompkins Richie Warren pg. QS .ws QT ' Y' A Qt QP' :gf ,, M5 r.'fm'Z3a M? H :C-.. '17 Elaine Werth , - X: T J ' ,, 1 2 Ei . L 'Wifi ..., V , 3 Y 5 PAGE FIFTY-TWO William Wertz Gary Whitney Iody Wiegand Iames Williams Iudith Williams Wilma Williams Alice Wilson Karyn Wolfe Deanna Woods Sharon Ziegler Ted Stoneberq crowning Dave Didriksen Mr. HHS. Mr. Shively coaching a Sophomore in curriculum . IN 1 QQ .QS .f A I I Q 1 Q' C -'Q C13 , ff I 'S I X Wi 1 5 wwf? Superintendent C. E. ANDERSON Mr. Anderson has been superintend- ent of public schools in Helena for the last three years. Managing the affairs of the high school alone has proven to be a big job, because of the building program. 'We owe much to this kind and friendly man. OFFICE PERSONNEL Vw y...3..'i' This group does all the extra things necessary to keep the school system running in top order. Doing typing and general office Work this group of Well trained personnel deserves much credit. Mrs. Claudia Sieger, Mrs. Dorothy Chapman. Virgil K. lanes, Clerk W W .. X: 'U ti im i AM-Q. William Rossiter, A. A. Kind, Mrs. L. Hoyt Larison, Gordon L. Doerinq, Superintendent C. R. Anderson, Clerk Virgil K. lanes, lcresidenkllay O. Biork, Mrs. Emily S. Stephens, Thomas B. Patterson, A. E. Rieqel. Absent: Iohn I. Baucus, Edward Grady, arry O' sal. Members of the school board have done their usual fine job of making decisions for the Well-being of the student body of the Helena Senior High School. Most of us are unaware of the time and effort expended by this group of interested citizens of our community in hand- ling the affairs pertinent to the school. PAGE FIFTY-FOUR C. M. OGHEN Principal Mr. Qgren, principal of Helena Senior High, announced his resignation this spring. During the eleven years that Mr. Ogren has been principal he has introduced many new courses to the school curricu- lum. Some of these are drivers' training, arts and crafts, music appreciation and theory and the expansion of the drama- tics and the physical education programs. Extra-curricular activities were also ex- panded under his direction. Mr. Ogren is a graduate of North Da- kota State College and received his mas- ter's degree in school administration from Stanford University. We, the staff of the Vigilante extend to him our best Wishes for a happy future. L,,....,..J SCHOCL ADMINISTHATCRS 'l os? QQ .4 L C. P. lOl-INSCN Assistant Principal Mr. lohnson has been in the Helena High system for seven years. Previous lo this year he was a chemistry and mathematics teacher. Mr. Iohnson has proved this year that he was very worthy of this appoint- ment. His jolly smile has been an encour- agement to many students. His fairness has won him the continued respect and admiration of the student body. PAGE FIFTY-FIVE GILES RUSSELL Principal Mr. Russell, principal ot the Aeronau- tical School, has been managing this fine school for the past twelve years. He has introduced an aircraft and engineering course, one of the few in the nation. Besides being principal Mr. Russell also teaches welding. u. A -Mf,..f... i -I .,ff C. C. Sl-HVELY Director ot Guidance This is Mr. Shively's third year here at Helena High where he has done an excellent job as student advisor. Every spring he calls in all the juniors to talk to them about what they need to take in their senior year. Mr. Shively is al- ways ready and willing to talk to the student and answer his questions when- ever he has a problem. y Mr. Shively is also the sponsor ot Honor Society. PAGE FIFTY-SIX AERONAUTICAL SCI-IQQL 412 CLARENCE ANTHONY E. A. DUNLOP Aircraft. Plane Geometry Flight Training lui Diesel Engines Work is not ull with engines .1.i...l............... , X 5 t - we :M-N iii- H T, V? t f--f' 'fy Q ... 3 T .revue -'Qi f F '-X 5 , K 59.15 .X A , N4 V .1 , . , A ' WILLIAM KORIZEK ANTHONY VIROSTKO Aircraft Engines, Diesel Motors, Machine Shop Auto Mechanics i -EET V M-, , f I PAGE FIFTY-SEVEN ENGLISH x PAY KIRKPATRICK KATHLEEN RAMEY Senior English, Iournulism English Miss Kirkpairick's iournalism class folds the lcxiest issue of the Nugget lor mailing. - 5- ,. , A lb 3 mi 1- E RALPH C. HENRY MRS. SERENA MCCARTHY English, American History English PAGE VIFTY- EIGHT LANGUAGES KATHRYN MEGARD AMSEL GREENE Latin, English Latin. Word Clues Mrs. Williams' first year French class. RICHARD STAFFORD Spanish, English 'Q J f .J in M: sniff' , TE. 4 If ' '- ,, '- ' rxgfi' , 13 -My ,v fm y 's ..h. '. . ,Mra- E5 . MRS. LOUISE WILLIAMS French, English PAGE Fll 'l'Y NINI SCIENCE xW'-Q.. X ANDREW A. ANNALA PETER BULLER Algebra. Plain Geometry. Solid Geometry Chemistry, Geometry MRS. SHEILA MATULYS Biology, English PAGLI SIXTY E. GEORGE MARKIN MRS. ALICE SCHMIDT Physics. Visual Education Biology SOCIAL SCIENCE DOROTHY GIESE MRS. EDITH HARTZOG I 2 ' at American History American History. World History i Miss Giese's American History class hard at work taking a test. MARY MARIERRISON TATE PEEK Speech American Problems, Basic Grammar Family Problems PAGE SIXTY-ONIT FINE ART BERT IOHNSON Chorus MRS. DORIS M. MARSHALL Dramatics, Radio. English if L f Mrs. Marsha1l's radio class leams about radio broad- castinq through actual experience. PAGE SIXTY-TWO HAROLD HARVEY Band ' ':. Q '-:-. K ' a S ' ,a X x W DONALD NITZ Orchestra ALLIED ART MRS. PATRICIA HEBERT LAWRENCE MAYER Home Economics Arts and Crafts, Shop, Allied Math all Mr. Robinson's mechanical drawing class works to com- plete an important plate. gist I 'ET will WU WAQON I-'RED O. ROBINSON ROBERT WAND DECA. Commercial Art. Mechanical Drawing Art, Arts and Crafts PAGE SIX'l'Y-THREE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MARY CLUTE WILLAMETTE MORSE Bookkeeping, Typing, Clerical Practice, Stenography Personal typing. Stenoqraphy -an-.i,-6 wt iq'-1 Miss Morse's class takes dictation in shorthand. MHS. ROBERTA GOODHART MRS. FRANCES WELLS Typing Librarian PAGE SIXTY-FOUR - PHYSICAL EDUCATION 5 N .1-4. Ev 5 , A l iid' sw 1 rs- as . fi? A i f R wigs XSS ' xx.- ,.. X , t KAY CALVIN IOAN MCCRACKEN Girls' P.E.. Biology Girls' P.E.. Twirling TACK COHN Athletics. Plane Geometry x NORVEL HANSEN LLOYD SKOH Boys' P.E.. Athletics Athletics. Algebra PAGE SIXTY-FIVE DRIVERS TRAINING istwsm, SAM CAPPIOUS NORMAN LAZARUS Drivers Training, Montana History Drivers Training -Q----....,..n,,,-A-KMA , c,mWMh-.N-gs' in 1 - it . .. Rx Q X X sg u......,, -...,, I ' Xxx L. if Ss' K Top: Mr. Lazarus shows Carol Cooper some things to watch out for While driving a car. Bottom: Mr. Cappious teaches the Aetna Car end ot drivers training. This year was the first year Helena High has had these and they have Worked out Well. Helena High is one ot the few schools in the United States to have the cars. Mr. Lazarus is pictured. PAGE SIXTYASIX SERVICE STAFF ff-E31 Efii BILLIE IEAN HILL MRS. IOANN WIEGAND Secretary Financial Accountant F I i qi Between Classes ALICE FISHER IANITORS Cafeteria Sitting: Bastian, Blank. Standing: Conners, Swain. Robin- son. Iohnson. Missing: Copeland, Fowler. Phillips. PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN PEP ASSEMBLIES jf - . 9 Iudge Laible adjusts his glasses during the Honor Hey, come on, Breck: you're on now. Senior Society Pep Assembly. Girls' Assembly. QQQQ A familiar sight on the patio window. Benny Bengal. And over they go lor another touchdown! Tree? You been iishing, Hose? Professor Pat Sasek during the Girls' H-Club Assembly. PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT W4 ACTIVITIES STUDENT ASSQCIATION QFFICERS it Q 3 if 1 'N' m President Vice President DUANE LAIBLE IAMES RICHESON This able group of officers spent many hours of hard Work preparing for such events as the Class C Tournament, the Vigilante Parade, and many others. Secretary Treasurer JOAN EVANS DIANE LIEDLE PAGE SEVENTY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL f e ? 1- wt WY Tom Allen, Tom Kenny, Ioan Evans, Iim Richeson, Duane Laible, Diane Liedle, Dave Carlson. The Executive Council consists of the Student Body Officers and a Rep- resentative from each class. All ideas and suggestions must first be approved by the members before being presented to the Student Council. STUDENT CQUNCIL Cljirst Semesterl vu Sitting: Diane Liedle, Duane Laible, Ioan Evans. Firsl row: Iudy Stonhiem, Iacquelyn King, Merilyn Dalley, Marilyn Bar- rouqh. lim Richeson. Second row: Iudy Farmer, Sharon Tompkins, Marge DeGooyer, Char Iohnson, Marilyn Hudson, Mar- tha Nachisheim, Karyl Kruse. Third row: Conn Norling, Harry Crawford, Lee Berger, Terry Beaver, Bob Redpath, Dan Bridges. Fourth row: Spike Puller, Dave Carlson, Henry Flatow. Mike Bowler, Bob Hoffman, Iohn Wheeler, Tom Allen, Tom Kenny. The Student Council, a group of students elected each semester by their individual homeroom classes, is the governing body of the school. Through their action this year, consolidated consessions has continued to run smoothly. Also a major move has been taken to aid Hiroshi Kuiki of Iapan, to enter our school as an exchange student. l PAGE SEVENTY-ONE STUDENT COUNCIL iSecond Semester! I Sitting, from lelt to right: Mary Ann Everin, Gerry Wihlborg, Wilma Eqge, Ioan Evans. Duane Laible, Sandra Stanghill, Diane Thompson. Claire Hendrickson. First row, left to right: Iim Richeson, Guy Peek, Steve Seely, Iudy Castles, Ann Perry, ludy Farmer, Linda Normann, Ierry Iackson. Chuck Marshall. Second row, left to right: Iim Bernet, Dave Carlson. George Powers. Rich Coe. Breck Howard, Eugene Moe. Bob Holimarm. Don Brandt. A TRIBUTE TO FRED-DIE Freddie, would you help me with this ....... Freddie, how should I do this? These are familiar cries around the halls of HHS from dawn to dusk. Fred O. Robinson is the popular person. He has been teaching in the five Helena High Schools for over 40 years. During this time he has initiated many new courses and extra curricular activities. He is the originator of Ca- reer Night, when all the juniors are coached by 'local professional men on oc- cupations which they are considering for their future Work. To the students who Work part-time DECA Club is a great help. This course allows the students to work part time and get credits towards graduation. Freddie is retiring this year and he will be missed by all the students whether or not they have ever had him for a teacher. PAGE SEVENTY-TWO HCDNCR SOCIETY Sitting: Peg Buckland, Ed Ioneschild, Iim Barnes, Kay Hansen. First row: Carol lane Carlson, Margot Roe, Ai-lee Albright, ludy Farmer, Sue Morris, Sharon Uhlenkott, Geneva Hicks. Sue Clarke, Kay Churchwell, Roberta Crosby, Barbara Burrell. Second row: Carol Anderson, Kathryn Hicks, Claire Hendrickson, Carol Iones, Josephine Dye, Ieannette Bach, Deanna Han- son, Ioanne Gunderson. Third row: Ted Stoneberq, Lynn Haines, Art Clements, Duane Laible, Ion Carlson, Breck Howard. The purpose of Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm and an interest in scholarship. Requirements for membership are B-average for 3 years, character, leadership, and service. The teachers select fifteen percent of the senior class, ten percent in the spring and live per- cent in the fall. Led this year by lim Barnes, Ed Ioneschild, Kay Hansen, and Peg Buck- land. Mr. Shively is sponsor. 3-7-77's Sitting: Dave Carlson, Chuck Thomas, Verna Norling, First row: Mrs. Schmidt. Bev l-lolshue, Merilyn Dalloy, Sue Clarke, Ianice Hart, Diane Liedle, Betty Blenkarn, Sue Morris, Deanna Hanson, Mr. Wand. Second row: lim Richeson, Ted Stone- berq, Max Baucus, Mike Bowler, Don Braun, Steve Barnes, Spike Fuller, Mike Collins, Duane Laible. 3-7-77's is an honorary service club found only at Helena High. lt is composed of twenty- one juniors and seniors chosen from the student body on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, courtesy, service, dependibility, and citizenship. Membership in this organization is usually considered one of the highest honors a student can achieve in his high school career. Initiation is in the spring, with fourteen seniors leaving and fourteen sophomores and juniors chosen. There are always 21 members. Sponsors are Mr. Wand and Mrs. Schmidt. 3-7 members this year have been ushering at various activities, including open house, football games, and graduation. They also put on their annual dance and a pep assembly. Charles Thomas is president, Dave Carlson, vice president, and Verna Norling, secre- tary-treasurer. PAGE SEVENTY-THREE FRENCH CLUB kwa au. Sitting: Iudy Howard, Lou Anna Flynn, Margot Roe, Carol Iane Carlson, Sharon Uhlenkott, Mrs. Williams. Standing: Carol Anderson, Yvonne Romasko, Mickey Bailey, Karen Iohnson. Ierry Iackson. The purpose of French Club is to create an interest in French and the French Way of life. To become a member, it is necessary to maintain straight A's in French in the first semester, a B average the second semester and a B average the second year. Officers are Pat Ranger, Carol Anderson, Lou Anna Flynn, Ierry Iackson and Margot Roe. Mrs. Williams is sponsor. LATIN CLUB Sitting: Duane Laible, Sue Thompson. First row: Marlene Beyer, Sharon Goodale, Iudy Williams, Ianine Hopkins, Diane Brinck, Kay Churchwell, Margot Roe, Roberta Crosby, Betty Richardson, Indy Howard, Barbara Burrell, Carol Iane Carl- son. Second row: Iean Tangen, Sandi Smith, Karen Koehler, Helen Cramer, Terry Fox. Claire Hendrickson, Ioanne Gunder- son, Bev I-lolshue, Carol Baertsch, Barbara Thompson, Marilyn Brewer, Karen Wheeling, Iudy Farmer. Third row: Indy Wie- gand, Kathryn I-licks, Peg Buckland, Viv Hayes. Carol Anderson. Char Holland, Donna Anders, Gary Burgher, Ieannette Bach. Dodie Dye, Kay Hansen. Fourth row: Sue Morris. Gay Cunningham, Bamby Beaumont, Geneva Hicks. Rick O'Con- nell, Sam Stewart, Lynn Haines, Bob Anderson, Mike Collins, Spike Puller, Mike Farmer. Filth row: Ion Carlson, Don Braun, Art Clements, Mike Bowler, Ed Ioneschild, Max Baucus, Don Brandt, Keith Keller, Doug Ferris, Charles Gooch, Eric Nelson. Latin Club has the distinction of being one of the largest clubs in the school. Becoming a member of Latin Club is a very hard and some times confusing process. Members must have an A average at the end of the first year, a B-plus average at the end of the first se- mester of the second year and a B average at the end of the second year of Latin. A student who gets in at the end of his first year must be planning to take a second year of Latin. Any third year student is eligible for membership. An initiation for the new members is usually held in the spring each year. Miss Greene has been club sponsor since Latin Club was started in Helena High. PAGE SEVENTY-FOUR FGBENSIC LEAGUE 3' 2 its .1 First row: Bonnie Blewett, Rosemarie Koval, Claire Hendrickson, Donna Anders, Cordie Brown. Second row: Mr. Stephens, EloriuLCondoE.b?hor Holland, IoAnn Iohnston, Arlene Tuck. Third row: Mike Bowler, Myron Hood, Steve Carroll, Ted Schoen- orn. ester o e. Behind the scenes, so to speak, forensic league spent a very active year. They debated this year on the foreign aid question, and traveled to such towns as Great Falls, Bozeman, Choteau, and Missoula. They participated in district debate meets and the interscholastic in Missoula, and put on a meet of their own in the spring. Mr. Stephens is the sponsor. Tl-IESPIANS ., K4 6 Looking into the mirror: Bill Hunter. Ieannelle Bach, Betty Milot, Bob Hunter, Iim Hopkins, Mary Gail Musa, Sherry Colvin, Cordie Brown, Roberta Thompson, Ierry Hopkins, Mcxdolyne Casebolt. Ron lohnson, Mike Miles, Ian Connor. This group consists of students interested in dramatics who have put in lO0 hours oi dramatic work and have participated in at least one major pro- duction. They sponsored the Give a Girl a Doll Contest which was designed to interest little children in acting. They put on two major productions- Room Full of Roses and A Trip To Bountiful . Eleven Thespians from Helena traveled to Seattle for the Thes- pian Conference in November. Cordie Brown is president, Hopkins twins, vice president: and Gail Mues, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Marshall is the sponsor. PAGE SEVENTY-FIVE QUILT. AND SCBCLL 'ltr- . bfQj,,,f- . -- Z' Sitting: Karleen Kain, Iudy Weber, Bob McCullough. Rose Fleisner, Mike Wilson. Cordelia Small, Ed Ioneschild. Ruth Le- Roux. Guy Peek. First row: Geneva Hicks. Deanna Hanson. Carol Iones. Darlene Clausen, Morreen Hall, Ieanine Harschteld. Arleen Kennaugh. Diane Liedle. Valerie Ioe. Bob Cutler. Sandi Smith. Fran Morrison, Margot Roe. Third row: Bill Hunter. Rich Mungor. Mike Bowler. Dave Rossiter. Quill and Scroll is the only international organization for high school students. It is composed of high school journalists from all over the World who have met the requirement of Writing, printed in either the school news- paper or in the annual. The projects of the club this year have been to sell Bengal Booster Pins and to participate in Consolidated Concessions. Miss Kirkpatrick is the sponsor. SCIENCE CLUB K...v '1 Sitting: Art Clements. Pat Markin, Ioanna Zipperian, Kay Hansen. David Brinck. Standing: Iohn Clark. Alvin Albright. Bar- ry Granlund. Henry Iorgensen. Ted Murphy. Myrna Aavedal. Gloria Condon. Sharon Blakely. Iosephine Dye. Charlene Hol- land, Kay Barnes, Mariorie Dightman, Iudy Williams, Myron Hood. Science club is composed of simply those interested in science and mathe- matics. Meetings are held every other Tuesday in Mr. Markin's room. The first halt of the year is concerned with talks and demonstrations by each member on his interest in the sciences: the second halt, mostly with the dis- trict and state science fairs. PAGE SEVENTY-SIX D. E. C. A. Sitting: Bon McKnight, Ioyce Ford, Ioanne Gunderson, lack Radio, Bob Batch, Breck Howard, loan Evans, Darlene Clausen, Deanna Hanson. First row: Adeline Sinerius, Gerri Hicks, Maxine Osborne. Kay Churchwell, Sharon Lippert. Margaret Nich- wander. Donna Finstad, Ieri Glover, Betty Milot, Ioanna Zipperian, Pat Sasek. Second row: Ierry Calabough, lim Willis, Bill Wheeler, Ken Martello, Bill Mullins, Don Nichwander, Carol Dietrich, Iean Carlson, Delores Stroup, Pat Gailushas, Mike Miles. Third row: lack Gaines, Don Weikert, Leon Belville, Gerald Scheet. D.E.C.A. has been part ot the Helena Hiqh School system only six years and yet it is one of the most active clubs in the school. The state convention was held in Missoula this year and the Helena Chapter received five first awards, two second awards and two third awards. Winners of first awards traveled to Columbus, Ohio in April, tor the National Convention, where lack Rudio was elected National Vice President tor the Western District. The Helena chapter has three state officers this year. They are lack Rudio, president: Ioanne Gunderson, secretary and Bob Batch, historian, and the chapter won two first place awards, the only chapter in the nation to be so honored. F. H. A. Sitting: Betty Butler, Alice Wilson, Genny Gavaqhan, Arlene Markin, Lois Mergenthaler, Virginia Wolfe, Donna Merqenthaler, Morreen Hall, Fran Morrison. Standing: Mrs. Hebert, Sharon Grimes, Bula Riddock, Wilma Egqe, Carol Swor, Mary Ann Susaq, Elaine Werth, Ieanine Harschteld, Ruth I.eRoux. Future Homemakers of America consists of a qroup ot qirls interested in home economics. Any qirl is eligible to join this club if she has taken or is taking home economics. Mrs. Hebert is the sponsor of this club which tries to promote an interest in the importance of home life and its activities. WAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN W BOYS' H-CLUB First row: Bud Glasby, Steve Barnes, Bob McCullough, Bob Redpath, Terry Beaver, Frank Ursich. Carl Dahl, Rich Munger. Marty Welch. Second row: Coach Skor. Clayt Linebarger, Ion Carlson, Bob Baker, Chuck Thomas, Loren Larson, Dave Greaves, Dave Miller, Mike Cloud. Third row: Dick Kelly, Bob Hoffmann, Harry Crawford, Gene Prenderqast, Bob Olson, Ion Grandy, Bob Sewell, Bob Batch, lim Richeson. Fourth row: Coach Hansen, Rich Coe, Dick Barney, Max Baucus. Don Smith. Ev Babcock, Iohn Wheeler, Iack Rudio, Spike Fuller. Fifth row: Bill Robertson, Henry Flatow, Breck Howard, Myron Hood, Tom Allen, Gary Iohnson, Ron Iohnson, Bill Spurzem. Boys' H-Club consists of the boys who have lettered in football, basketball, track and wrestling. They sell programs during all football and basketball games and play host during the Class C Tournament. With Girls' H-Club they light the H and initiate new members. Officers are Eugene Moe, president: Bob Bedpath, vice president and Terry Beaver, sec- retary-treasurer. Sponsors are Coaches Hansen and Skor. GlBLS' I-I-CLUB First row: Karen Cordrey, Char Iohnson, Sharon Sanqray, Ioan Evans. Second row: Sharon Uhlenkott, Sharon Morris, Karen Anderson, Arlee Albright, Pat Sasek, Sharon Lamping, Diana Burkart, Viv Hayes. Third row: Margaret DeCouteau. Icy Swartz, Huth Wood, Noreeta Logan, Carol Miller, Marlene Hubert, Marv Gail Mues, Carol Anderson. Fourth row: Sue Morris. Kay Hansen, Gay Cunninqham, Ian Connor, Claire Hendrickson, Dee Pressman, Mary Ottmann, Rose Pleisner, Kathryn Hicks, Cora Lee Heard. Girls' H-Club sponsored by Miss Calvin, did much to promote school spirit around HHS, by taking tickets at basketball games and selling concessions at football games. One must earn 150 points in GAA by playing softball, basketball or volleyball, to be elig- ible for membership. Together with Boys' H-Club they sponsored the H-Club dance, While the girls alone gave the football team a banquet, honoring Norvel Hansen, coach of the year. The club is led by loan Evans, president: Sharon Sangray, vice president, Char Iohn- son, secretary and Karen Cordrey, treasurer. PAGE SEVENTY-EIGHT CLA.A. First row: Kay Hansen. Carol Dietrick. Pat Gailushas, Rose Fleisner. Mary Ottmann, Ruth LeBoux, Ruth Wood. Joy Swartz. Sharon Uhlenkott. Karen Anderson, Carol Anderson, Claire Hendrickson, Kathryn Hicks, Cora Lee Heard, Karen Cordrey, Sharon Sangray, Cordelia Small. Jan Connor, Joan Evans. Barbara Holland. Jean Widdison. Roberta Crosby. Margot Roe, Sue Clarke, Betty Blenkarn. Second row: Jean Carlson, Diane Holland. Carol Miller, Noreeta Logan. Marlene Hubert, Betty Milot. Jeanine Harschfeld. Fran Morrison. Karen Johnson. Carol Jones. Viv Hayes, Peg Buckland, Gail Mues. Rita Andreasen, Bonnie Nelson, Char Johnson, Sue Morris. Verna Norling, Dee Freseman. Diane Liedle, Roberta Thompson. Judy Farmer. Karen Wheeling. Marilyn Hudson. Jeri Glover. Third row: Merilyn Dalley. Janet Amoss. Millie Moe. Arlee Albright, Pat Sasek. Sharon Lamping. Diana Burkart, Linda McCoskery. Eva Kaye Glover. Kay Thompson. Bonita Peura. Carlee Fabian, Leslie Morrison, Carol Baertsch, Pixie Willett. Margie Anderson, Sue Thompson. Gay Cunningham, Gerry Wihlborq, Susan Burggraii. Linda Atkins, Eloyse Hubbard, Beverly Holshue, Carol Cooper. Gloria Condon. Fourth row: Joan Scow, Sariann Crowlev. Lynda Tracy, Elaine Zipperian. Jo Ann Johnston, Bonnie Blewett, Janice Hart, Virginia Wolfe, Donna Mergenthaler, Karyl Kruse, Judy Weber, Marlyn Swanson, Martha Nachtsheim. Jeanette Louqhridge, Myrna White, Donna Cramer, Sara Davidich, Sharon Goodale. Bobbie Reber. Phyllis Brown, Ruth Stickney, Lois Charlton, Dolores Dandro, Ethel Fleury. Lor- raine Nolard. Fifth row: Joie llvedson, Marcia Blenkarn, Myma Sternberg, Arlene Markin, Joyce Hom, Donna Anders, Mar- ilyn Barraugh, Sharon Ziegler, Nina Harrison, Sue Reynolds. Glenda Mock. Jeannie Haqle, Barbara Sparing, Sandi Smith, Charlotte Norwood. Betty Duthie, Janine Hopkins, Barb Thompson. Barb Flanagan. Julianne Carlson. Barb Rust. Diane Thomp- son, Helen Kramer. Margie Hamer. Sixth row: Ginny Sturn, Lois Mergenthaler, Lydia Paul. Carol Fritz. Pat Anderson, Shar- on Tompkins. Delsey Hiatt, Maret Finley, Bunny Duke, Toni Bielen. Christy Screnar, Sandra Ballard. Pat Barnes. Marilyn Brewer, Elaine Siewert, Sandy Meade. Judy L. Williams, Kay Barnes, Colleen Donovan, Judy Stenhiem. Laura Johnson, Con- nie Spurlock. Lynn Cashmore, Bonnie Dahl, Molly Sue Alex. Seventh row: Marlene Manson. Roberta Lenhart, Sandi Kvidt. Vera Kelly, Sharon Horner. Marge DeGooyer, Judy Haley, Karen Koehler. Marlene Beyer, Bamhy Beaumont. Ioan Tangen. Jody Wiegand. Terry Fox. Mary Ann Everin, Merle Hendrickson. Karen Polich. Mary Ann Hamlin, Jackie Abel, Sandy Stang- hill. Dee Hicks, Mary Lou Hagen. Sheila Johnson, Joan Hakes, Eula Riddock. Elaine Werth. Abbie Fredrickson, Lynne Ormis- ton. Eighth row: Bonnie Stoneberq, Sandy Bell, Judy Castles. Carole Ferris, Ruth McKinney. Carol Walter, Marianne Carl- son. Karen Tichenor, Judy Williams. Myrna Aavedal, Susan Clements. Diane Brinck. Ruby Schmidt. Carole Hicks, Ginny Gavaghan, Sherrill Olson, Toni Palmquist. Marilyn Sigety. Jacque Spaulding. SKICLUB D Tl t . my 'fm f v 'N' XA' .1 First row: Toni Palmquist. Sue Thompson, Ed Ioneschild, Jock Palmquist, Mike South. Max Baucus, Sam Stewart. Bob Hollow. Bonnie Puera. Leslie Morrison. Second row: Carol Jones. Mary Everin, Bonnie Nelson. Ruth Stlckney, Barbara Holland, Bet- ty Blenkarn. Third row: Jacqueline Abel, Pixie Willett. Rita Andreasen, Margie Anderson. Gay Cunningham. Karen Cordrey, Sue Morris, Sue Clarke, Marilyn Hudson. Dee Freseman. Fourth row: Brian Ahern. Jim Williams. Bryant Anderson. Keith Clarke, Gary Whitney, Bill Robertson, Steve Barnes, Dave Clark. This year under the coaching of Otto Ost the ski teams did well at the Interscholastic Ski Meet. The girls' team placed second and the boys' team sixth. From the Ski Club six Helena High students were chosen to represent the Northern Rocky Mountain Ski As- sociation on the Iunior National Team. The six went to Winter Park, Colorado, March 15 through 23. They were Bob Hollow, Ed Ioneschild, alternate, Iock Palmquist, Leslie Morrison, alternate, Bonnie Peura and Sue Thompson. PAGE SEVENTY-NINE LIBRARY STAFF Mitzie Grantier, Mrs. Wells, Barbara Burrell, Betty Nelson, Norma Riley. These girls, working under the supervision ot Mrs. Wells, the librarian, help keep the library in top running service. They tile cards, check out books, and help with inventory to receive two and a halt extra-curricular credits a semester. PROIECTTONTSTS Sitting: Ken Burgett, Frank Stock, Barry Grcmlund, Bob Hunter. Standing: Henry Iorgenson, Pat Markin, Charles Mortieau Ed Joneschild, Alvin Albright, Bah Ottmann, Don Braun. Under the sponsorship ot Mr. Markin, these boys spent hours running the projectors and repairing tilrns for the teachers ot the school to show their classes. DAG? EIGHTY CAFETERIA STAFF E Norma Riley. Betty Nelson. Mona Smith. Betty Butler. Minnette Williams, Florence Novak. Myrna Smith. Dolores Brown. Along with Miss Fisher, these girls deserve credit for keeping the cafeteria in top smooth-running condition by feeding the hungry Helena Senior High students and keeping the cafeteria clean. Their duties consist of collecting the money, serving, washing dishes, trays and tables, plus a few little odd- iobs. QFFICE STAFF Minnette Williams, Florence Novak, Judy Rankin. Sharon Wiederhold. Ella Mae Vulk. Ianet Swor, Mary Susag. Iudy Weber. Iudy Haley. Annette Sheran. Receiving valuable office experience and training, these girls spend one period a day Working in the office, to earn two and a half credits each se- mester. Their jobs consist of collecting absence slips, counting absences, tiling, answering the telephone, taking messages, running errands, and doing oc- casional typing. PAGE EIGHTY-ONE N UGGET EDITORS i I IEANINE HARSCHFELD MADALYNE CASEBOLT ll-'irst nine weeksl Being the editor of the school newspaper is a big honor, but along with the honor comes long hours ot hard Work. These tour girls have given freely of their time so that our Nugget could come out on time. These girls deserve thanks from everyone of us who read the Nugget. Madalyne Caseloolt was the editor for the first nine Weeks, but due to ill- ness she resigned. Miss Kirkpatrick then appointed Ieanine, Ruth, and Frances to serve as co-editors. l x 2 W I I v l I l l 1 l is T N , 1 X RUTH LEROUX FRANCES MORRISON PAGE EIGHTY-TWO NUGGET STAFF Sitting: Sandi Smith, Hose Fleisner. Mike Bowler, Jeanine Harschfeld, Fran Morrison, Ruth I.eRoux, Rich Munger, Diane Liedle, Glenda Mock. First row: Arlene Kennaugh, Margot Roe, Margie Anderson, Guy Peek, Iudy Weber, Valerie Ioe. Third row: Iudy Merritt, Deanna Hanson, Darlene Clausen, Ed Ioneschild, Dave Rossiter, Mike Wilson, Cordelia Small, Maureen gall, lgarg Ottman, Donna Mergenthaler, Karleen Kain, Bill Hunter, Bob McCullough, Bob Cutler, Carol Iones, Mike Tucker, oug H. 1-own. The Nugget Staff is composed ot those students with a sincere interest in journalism and a Willingness to work hard for the good of the school paper. One of the rewards for working on the paper is that after the requirement of printed ma- terial these enterprising juniors and seniors are taken into International Quill and Scroll. Editors ...... Madalyne Casebolt, Ieanine Harschfeld, Ruth LeRoux, Frances Morrison Business Manager ,,., Rick O'Connell Photographers ,... ..... B ob Batch, Douglas Brown Sports Editors ..... ..... A l Dougherty, Bob McCullough Faculty Advisor ..... ,.,. F ay Kirkpatrick Staff also includes Maurie Bahnsen, Sharon Blakely, Carol lane Carlson, Dave Carlson, Gloria Condon, Marjorie Dightman, Bob Hoffman, Al Iohnson, Betty Nelson, Iim Richeson, Norma Io Riley, Steve Seely. PAGE EIGHTY-THREE w I 1 EDITOR Selection as editor of the Vigilante is one of the greatest honors a Helena High School student can obtain. Since the time that Carol Iones was chosen editor of the annual she has worked tirelessly and has spent many long but rewarding hours at her job. With patient persistence she has given effective leadership to her very able staff. For many years Helena High School has been noted for the excellence of its publications. We are indebted to Carol for a Worthy addition to a long line of ex- cellent issues of the Vigilante. CAROL IONES VIGILANTE STAFF Editor .-....................... ....... C arol Iones Business Manager ,.,,.r., ,,.,, M ike Bowler Sports Editor ............ ,....,,,,.,r,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, R ich Munger PhOlOQICIDhGIS ...... ....... B ob Batch and Doug Brown AIiiSi ................ ........................,. K aren Iohnson Cover --.--..--.-....... ...... R obert C. Wand FCICUHY Advisor ...... ....... F ay Kirkpatrick Staff-Margie Anderson, Darlene Clausen, Rose Fleisner, Jeanine Harschfeld, Valerie Ioe, Ed loneschild, Karleen Kain, Ruth LeRoux, Fran Morrison, Margot Roe, Iudy Weber. PAGE EIGHTY-FOUR Business Manager The task of being business manager for the annual is not an easy one as Mike has learned this year. Ads must be solicited from all the businesses in town, which in itself is the hardest. Along with a very capable ad staff Mike suceeded in collecting enough ads to finance this 1958 Vig- ilante. VIGILAN TE STAFF Sitting: Douq Brown, Iudy Weber, Mike Wilson, Karen Iohnson, Carol Iones, Editor: Darlene Clausen, Ed Ioneschild, Ruth Leftoux, Guy Peek. Standing: Margot Roe, Margie Anderson, Rose Fleisner, Mike Bowler, Business Manager: Dave Ros- siter, Rich Munger, Fran Morrison, Valerie Ioe, leanine Harschteld. The Vigilante Staff is composed of a group of students who have or are taking journalism and are interested in working together to put out one of the most treasured of a persons pos- sesions, his annual. By the means of Words and pictures the activities of the school year are portrayed. These students also helped to finance the annual by collecting ads. Miss Kirkpatrick is the sponsor. PAGE EIGHTY-FIVE VIGILANE PARADE nf. ml or JL-2 . MJ' The Queen's Float Sweepstakes Montana's Treasure. Her People M- Belore the White Man Came Trolley Car The Cromwell-Dixon Flight Smelting Copper by the Charcoal Method PAGE EIGHTY-SIX VIGILANTE TROPI-IY CUPS THE ROBERTS AND WAI-IL CUPS The Vigilante Parade, one of the most outstanding events of the HHS school year, was started in 1924 to take the place of the Iunior- Senior Fight. Several other means were tried, but none of them were success- ful in fulfilling the need for something to do. ln 1924, a conference of the Iunior and Senior classes was called and the Parade was de- cided upon as a means of entertainment. The parade has been a great success from the first and has been held every year, except during the War. On the first Friday in May at 12 o'clock, the cavalcade begins winding its way down Last Chance Gulch. The prizes which are donated by local merchants are awarded at a dance that night. The Roberts Cup, reward for the class with the highest percent of participation and the Wahl Cup for the class with the most prize winning floats are also awarded then. This year they were both awarded to the senior class. The Vigilante Parade has rounded out a third of a century, and may it go on and round out the other two thirds. PAGE EIGHTY SEVEN 1957 SCIENCE FAIR wa' W ur rw r-wr VlL Dr. Lindstrom congradulates Pat Mcxrkin on his Pat's exhibit won third in the nation. in the Bio- prize-winning exhibit-The Interior oi an Ant Hill. logical division. Barry Grandlund's exhibit. Cave Decorations. The County Science Fair was held in the 7th Ave. Gym. Henry Iorqenson's exhibit on the Spectroscope. Kay Cooney's exhibit on deer won iirst in the Con- PAGE EIGHTY-EIGHT servulion Division in the county. fl AE Rdlhlyy X J XJ QUEEN VIGILANTE DIANE LIEDLE Dicrne was behind the Queens Door io reign over Helena Senior High for or yeor ond CI doy. Ac E NINIITY PRINCESS VIGILANTE 1 1 4 S4 Q ,yi 'g :I 34, V! ,f 3 ' ' f - . MARGIE ANDERSON And there were Oh Happy Days when Marge was crowned Princess Vigilante. PAGE NINETY ONE CCDRQNATIGN SCENES Duane Laible, president of the Student Body Duane crowns Margie Princess Vigilante to crowns Diane Queen Vigilante. reign for a year and a day. ' WM .rw Q or , i :SEE : - g-fr : fr Princess candidates sitting: Ianice Hart. Karen Tichenor, Carol Farris, Margie Anderson. Queen candidates: Betty Blenkarn, Karen Anderson, Diane Liedle. wwve 5 L w w-' inf, S A ,,-, gb? i si W V .3 2, - f, Q5 bmmmmwl A 0- - 8 Gly I ' '51 rx r. I ,tx x ' ff A ' Q so 1 fit iz QW - 4 rg -f?f.sff 1 E' 'ii X , A lim Richeson, Diane's cousin, sings Daisies Won't The Royal Court of Helena High. Tell to her and the Princess. PAGE NINETY-TWO Seven lovely candidates escorted down the daisy path of palace hall by their Managers .NN I Carol and Bob Karen and Steve Margie and Ted Icmice and Don E' Karen and Bob Betty and Ed Diane and Chuck PAGE NINETY-THREE f at 0 9:5- A new mode oi campaign- ing was introduced this year when the candidates and their managers made displays for the patio windows. if '11 ft, 44' 1 1 yyyf' .i if a ,rgflliiif viii ,wax How could we ever for- get how conscientious the candidates' m a n a g e r s were in keeping the square looking lovely lot the girls of the Royal Court. PAGE NINETY-FOUR We rm .-.1 S+, I ! Y M M42 HAR S'i?'A I M fc A PHILHARMONIC CHOIR 2 4. A - A L I First row: Lynda Tracy, Colleen Donovan, Wilma Whiting, Mary Ann Sandru, Dolores Dandro, Iacqualyn King, Valerie Ioe, Myrna Davison, Lou Anna Flynn, Georgia Hanson, Sharon Grimes, Karen Berqum, Carol lane Carlson. Second row: Cordie Brown, Elaine Zipperian, Rosalee Pierson, Marilyn Hudson, Mariorie Dightman, Margie Anderson, Signe Forsell, Kay Thomp- son, Karen Wheeling, Fran Morrison, Kay Cooney, Sharleen Hoyt, Gay Cunningham. Third row: Barbara Welsh, Marge De- Gooyer, Ieanette Rogers, Paul Sebens, Dave Brinck, Bruce Norton, Ielf Easbey, Ardey Phillips, Martha Nachtsheim, Bon- nie Peura, Diana Burkart, Ianet Amoss. Fourth row: George Day, Bill Wertz, Gerald Walker, Bill Hardie, George Misko- vich, John Black, Ralph Olson, Myron Hood, Dave Carlson, Dan Iohnson, Ieannette Bach, Cora Lee Heard. The Helena Senior High phiiharmonic choir is the largest vocal group in the school, com- posed of some 55 members. Combined with the fifth period choral group, they sang at a Christmas program, the Christmas assembly, the tournament pep assembly, a choir dinner, the spring concert and the District Music Meet in Bozeman. This has been a busy year for the students in the philharmonic and they deserve much credit. MIXED CHOIR I sf I -' 5 wsu' 5 9:1 . N tx? M t , K3 P ,g ig , 1 t 'S t I so . ' kg ' - ,tp .t nr, V , ge n - .:::s,-.,r...e.w... ,. 3 K it N P L L ,, L: I 4 t Q 1 V J , K . , yt. . ,V E xx Sk i . 3 A , J , if gt? infix, -P is C, 5, ,, ,L I 'ts Film: xr- :rar I . . U. ia V' 1 I ' '. ,K e. Lg -' -. 53, ' Q' I , ' 3 ei -3. Z . , K If .A 51 , . ,if B. ,rf .,, -',, 1 'J gf Q f x -its lil it gif I i 'fi 5? ':fii ..a J, Q gf- . i as f I ,i ' ogg . Q5 iii: fi i 4 5 .Q I g - A A Q X I 'r x I - 1 w if . i y 1' fd is I f 3 I I I M- ,Q se A ' Q I , 3 ' as ' 7 1 A W 'W sip by . sy ' 5. '3 , X , L J -is , r . t--- , i , - , , 2 . Y I if .2 5,43 First row: Pat Atley, Alice Wilson, Bonnie Stoneberg. Kitty Nelson, Barbara Pavlinick, Connie Nelson. Vonnie Selq. Second row: Connie Spurlock, Carol Waller, Marilyn Brewer, Terry Ieremiason, Iudy Losey, Elaine Siewert, Julianne Carlson. Third row: Veronica Cape, Carol Farris, Delsey Hiatt, Pat Barnes, Wilma Williams, Kay Glover, Sonia Anderson. Fourth row: lack Gaines, Paul Bentzen. Ed Wolstein, Dave Didriksen, Dave Middlernas, Iim Richeson, Morris Wheatley. Chorus is composed of the students who are unable to take philharmonic, but are inter- ested in singing. Combined with philharmonic they performed on many occasions. PAGE NINETY-SIX BCDYS' ENSEMBLE Q . Q. 25 -. - ,,,, - I - in Q-. K 5. .. . A . , I y Q Y --2 r I Q, fy, 4 5 Mg, , . is . sf , 3 I , I ? 5' 9 ' ' 5 1 M' ' AV , X ' 53 , M A a ' . 'S , gi L ' A Y. If i . - 1 1, A f .. E ll., - s .v t- i I 5 , E X -1 v. X Y 3 K 'ts M 3 :Xi L 'h' l x ' :V A I ' 2 X 5 F- gy' t . 'K ,l ' -. . . Q- 1 V 5 xx . . I ' X ' i , f I 'xii t , yi' 2 , . g few, w- ,I . gt - 1 , v 'f . 4 Q , V , 5 ii, -gf. ' ' lx . ' . ,ti lt' 5' S. X i f. 1 V 4 T . . , First row: Marilyn Brewer, accompaniest: Jim Richeson. Gary Burqher, Ardy Phillips, Ie!! Easbey. Second row: Brooks An- derson, lim Ballard, Dan Iohnson. Third row: Paul Sebens, Iohn Black, Bill Hunter, Myron Hood. Fourth row: Paul Bentzen, Ralph Olson, Mike Bowler, Bob Mann. The Boys' Ensemble, which practices Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8:00 in the morning, is a busy organization. Under the direction of Mr. lohnson they sang at many l l d sc loo an community affairs. Admission into this group is only by audition. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Q .3 XX y Q s x: 1, K 'sw E I 5:1 , 'b 'I' ' ' . , . i 5 . , Q . Y N M Y I I K X S sk . .gt , - 52 N at A- I D :six W . 1' A. X. - .11 R-yt 2 3,1 lg? Q M '51 QQ . . . . , - 45 , .. . -- Q s. , 3 S: 7 5 iq: L X-fra., -T 1- xi A fri, - ., 1 ar X , . Q . - 6 K., Q . is . . N . K' MJ Q ,A . I 2 s.. M Y y r it K t - E' ' f . . Nr 'S i .1 X N-'T ' , i if I . ' ff. . . V- y i A , 3 X 5 . 'X R I , X -LI ' kk , B r '5 X 4. .. ' , f A I ' K K T J 1' f ' 2 5 ' ' X f , J .1 S X ,X E s g 1 A4153 Y . - T. it Q ft ff V f Q -H 3.. 'tl . 72 .Ji it YQ ' f t. ' t wi? K . . or 1 T.. Si .i.fi..,i1 ,.L 1 1 Q l , Q? , : Ei. .3 First row: Vonnie Selg, Lynda Tracy, Colleen Donovan, Betty Blenkarn, Iulianne Carlson, Marilyn Brewer, Carol Farris. Sec- ond row: Cordie Brown, Pat Atley, Connie Spurlock, Karen Wheeling, Karen Bergum, Linda Norman, Cora Lee Heard. Third row: Delsey Hiatt, Pat Barnes, Margie Diqhtmcfn, Sharosn Erin-nes, Kay Thompson, Carol Walters. Fourth row: Sandra Bal- lard. Ianet Amoss. Kay Hansen, Kay Glover, eanette ac . The Girls' Ensemble has become popular in Helena this year. The girls sang at The W ld D f P ' ' or ay o rayer, the Char1ty Ball and some lodge meetings, as well as at the school concerts and festivals. The girls, admitt d l Tuesday and Thursday. e ony on audition, practice at noon on Monday, PAGE NINETY-SEVEN MIXED ENSEMBLE L Q . wg- Q N:, A . H . .,'b, . ' . xi .Q stsrr if ti X .Q , .- i Z2 .. L yi . . . .. t ,t I , ..-.1 3 - a is - I i ' fir E f ii 5 '. ' W . ' 1 if . i . ' fi ' . if 5? S , 3 5 5 t - fe yt Q . 53,21 7 g y A . .1 ' S Q . gf i uf.. , lgl H V 3, . X,Z,,iE.,? L, 5 3 x if 5 5.3 . W. 4 .5s.:. X, fi i sg . li v . . itz A 2 s First row: Dolores Hildenslab, Connie Spurlock, Iacquelyn King, Karen Bergum. Second row: Bonnie Peura, Ianet Amoss, Pat Barnes, Kay Thompson. Cordie Brown. Third row: lim Richeson, lim Ballard, Ardey Phillips. Fourth row: Paul Bentzen. Ralph Olson, Iohn Black, Myron Hood. Mixed ensemble, under the direction of Mr. Iohnson, made several public appearances during the school year. The group is composed ot sixteen members, and an accompaniest. As Mr. lohnson says, We sing semi-classical tunes from Broadway, which gives us a chance to let oft steam. The group entertained at the chorus-ensemble dinner, at the annual Nile Style Show, at the Lions Club, and par- ticipated in the District Music Festival in Bozeman. They also appeared in the spring concert presented by all choral groups. ORCHESTRA wwfx - we -Sr First row, left to right: Barbara Burrell, Wilma Egqe, Vernon Wallace, Iudy Castles, Ron Cook, Director: Donald Nitz, Linda Normann, Carol lane Carlson. Second row: Myrna Sternberq, Susan Brown, Ann Perry, Susan Reynolds, Sandra Allen, Kar- en Koehler, Marilyn Dalley, lean Tangen, Ianlyn Laity. Ted Schoenborn, Tom Bratlien, Gary Burgher, Brooks Anderson, Ab- bie Frederickson. This year, the Helena High School Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Nitz, is the first fully instrumented or- chestra lielena High has had for two years. Their schedule included playing for the Coronation, baccalaureate, grad- uation, district music lestival, and a concert. Several members played in the All-State Orchestra and in the Helena Civic Symphony. Rehearsals are held every noon at 12:30 and the strings are supplemented by the tirstechair members of the band. PAGE NINETY-EIGHT BAND First row: Merilyn Dalley, Karen Koehler, Roberta Thompson. lean Tanqen, Clarence Anderberg, Roy Bailey, Tom Kenny, Ianlyn Laity. Second row: Ted Stoneberg, Earl Tucker, Barbara Kuntz, Sam Stewart, Dan Grieve. Ioie Ilvedson, Ruth Mc- Kinney, Wally Peel, Iacque Spaulding, Marlene Beyer, Patsy Anderson, Noreeta Logan, lean Widdison. Third row: Gary Burqher, Bryant Anderson, Clark Cleveland. Gary Larson, Dave Miller, Everett Babcock, Ierry Hopkins, Bob Strickland, Wayne Braun, Stan Iorstad, Bob Dickman, Iannette Loughridge, Betty Duthey, Don Hanson, Ted Schoenborn, Tom Bratlien. Fourth row: Mr. Harvey, Ray Lindsey, Quentin Mickelson, Doug Gilbert, Sariann Crowley, Byron Danzer, Jerry Bratlien. Tom Hate, Larry Schwind, Hugh Milot, Dave Morris, lack Coe, James Hopkins, Larry Benton, Ioe Daley, lim Mershon, Baird Cross. Not pictured: Chuck Sewell, Sally Sims, Glenn Simmons, Barbara Holland, Bob DeBar. One of the high lights of the school year for the band was the exchange concerts which were played with Great Falls. Great Falls Band played here on Ianuary 28. They played one concert in the gym for the students and in the evening they gave another performance for the general public. The Helena Senior High Band returned the visit on March 4. They also played two con- certs. At each they performed the note worthy feat of having at least one per- son fall off the risers during each of the concerts. In the line of more usual events, the band gave a Winter concert on Fri- day, February 28. They played during the basketball and football games and performed at the Class AA and Class C Basketball Tournaments. According to tradition, they also led the Vigilante Parade. On Friday, April l8, the solos and ensembles went to the District Music Meet and on the day after, the whole band competed. Several were sent to the State Music Meet in Missoula. The complete band played at several pep assemblies and the Pep Band played at the others putting on one entire pep assembly by themselves. An- other new section of the band is the Varsity Band. PAGE NINTFY-NTNTI TWIBLEBS This year the twirlers were again invited to entertain at the halt time activities tor the Class AA Basketball Tournament. The girls are under the direction ot Sue Morris, head majoretteg Karen Anderson, head baton: and Sharon Mor- ris, head tlag. They are sponsored by Miss McCracken. Before tryouts the girls interested in twirling had to report atter school tor a month to learn how to march, twirl, and strut. Last year's twirlers chose the best girls to join their group. The girls not only entertain tor basketball and toot- ball games, but also tor the Vigilante Parade, the coro- nation, and many other colorful events. Practice does not end when school is out but contin- ues throughout the summer months, with the girls meet- ing once a week tor practice. This year they were provided with new red corduroy costumes, however tor any novelty acts they make their own. Head Mcxiorette SUE MORRIS HALF-TIME PEBFOBMANCES ,' 1 RW. 7 gba , .1 , A 4 Ii P V N my -f. A '5 ' 59' - ' Performing during the halt-time at basketball and tootball games is the main job oi the twirlers. ln the picture to the right they formed the tamilar H and did the Bengal strut, while the tans sang the Bengal Fight Song. PAGE GNFU HUNDRED BATONS Carlee Fabian. Marcia Blenkarn. Marianne Carlson, Terry Fox. Sue Thompson, Bonnie Peura. Bonnie Blewett, Betty Blenkarn. Linda Atkins. Kneeling, Karen Anderson. TWIRLERS DOUBLE BATONS Bev Holshue, Karen Anderson head baton: Carol Cooper. MONTANA FLAGS Marilyn Barraugh, Carol Baert- sch. Char Holland. Linda Mc- Coskery. Sharon Ziegler, Bonnie Nelson. G e r a l d i n e Wihlborq. Kneeling. Sharon Morris. HELENA FLAGS Sharon Sanqray. Pat Ranger. Peg Buckland, Sharon Uhlenkott. Kar- en Cordrey. Kneeling, Sharon Morris, head flag. PAGE ONE HUNDRED UNI 1 Sitting: Dave Greaves, Iohn Prendergast, Ielf Hull, lim Ballard. First row: Dot Rude. Marlene Hubert, Sherry Colvin, Betty Mi- lot, Sharon Wiederhold. Second row: Ieanne Thurston, Ella Mae Vulk, Mary Ann Sandru, Cordelia Small. Third row: Ron Johnson, Dick Cary, Bob Hunter, Mitzie Grantier. On ladder, Bev Gilbertson, Miko Wilson. STAGE CREW Stage Crew is a course designed to teach interested students how to do the work which helps make a play a success or a tailure. This year stage crew has done a very good job in making the scenery tor Mar- riage Proposal , The Romance ot the Willow Pattern , and A Room Full of Roses . This group also helped to make the Cor- onation the success it was. For with the assistance ot Mrs. Marshall they made many beautiful decorations. ,,,..w . ,.,..-.,-- , Mrs. Marshall's dramatics class rehearses u play I'AC7lI UNF HUNDRYTIB TWU A RCDOM FULL OF ROSES , 3 A Sig '17 1... mm WiY Qw ' Cordie gives Bob her packages to hold. Dee does not want to leave her mother but she ieels she must go with her father. e , i 5 P i tt W t is . I W I Dee tells Maggie oi all her boy friends. Maggie welcomes Dee home as Bob takes her coat. 5' ii -is it Q sw x if YQ Q QA15 1 ,. .xrt....x sg Oh. I love my new dress Dee tells her mother Cordie slaps the paper from Iohn's hands to get and lather. Gail and Iohn. his attention. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THREE MARRIAGE PROPOSAL Nxmnfw ,.Q,. Standing: lim Hopkins, Stephen Stepanovich. Sitting: Jerry Hopkins, Ivan Vassailevitch. THE ROMANCE OE THE WILLOW PATTERN Seated: Sharon Waddel, the property man. Standing: Lou Anna Flynn, Koonq-see: Barbara Sparing, Incense Bearer: Dave Carlson, Chang: and Ken Martello, the Mandarin Mrs. Marshalls dramatics class put on these two plays tor the Enqlish classes. Both plays had beautiful scenery and were very well acted. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FOUR J YF A W X WJ X X SPORTS 1 CHEERLEADERS Barbara Holland, Pixie Wille-tt. Dee Freseman. Ruth Stickney. Sue Clarke. These five girls arrange pep assemblies and promote school spirit. The girls took charge of pep assemblies with the following clubs putting on the skits-eHonor Society, 3-7-77's, Girls' H-Club, Twirlers, Thespians, the lunior Girls and the Senior Girls. The girls had new outfits ot red bermuda shorts, with white sweaters and white knee-high socks. These were used for football games. The girls also have new megaphones showing the Bengal kittens. Dee Freseman is the cheer queen with Miss Megard as their sponsor. They have first period to work on their outtits and pep assemblies. Cheerleading tryouts are held each spring. Girls try out in groups of two or three. They are voted on by the student body. Elected each year are two sophomores and one junior. From the juniors a cheer queen is chosen tor the lollowing year. During the summer the girls who are chosen practice one night each week. Bashlul Dee Come On, You Brawny Bengals . . . IALI ONII I'lUNDltlID SIX VABSITY FOOTBALL First row: Gary Flatow, Manager: Iim Hicheson, Ion Grandy, Mike Cloud, Ev Babcock, Breck Howard, lack Rudio, Carl Dahl, Gary Iohnson, Harry Crawford, Spike Fuller. Manager. Second row: Hank Flaiow. Manager: Dave Miller, Bob Redpa th. Sieve Barnes, Clay! Linebarger. Myron Hood. Loren Larson, Dick Kelly, Max Baucus, Bill Robertson, Dick Barney. Man- ager. Third row: Coach Norvel Hansen, Tom Allen, Spike Moe. Frank Ursich, Iohn Wheeler, Bob McCullough, Bill Spurzem, Rich Coe. Bud Glasby. Rich Munqer. Coach lack Cohn. STATE BUNNEBS-UP I-lelena's Crimson Bengal team for 1957 proved to be the finest grid squad since the Ben- gal team of 23 years ago. Coaches Hansen and Cohn turned out a team which possessed an over-all record of 7 wins and 2 losses and turned in a 6-1 record in conference play. To begin the successful 1957 season, the Bengals trounced Havre 26-0, and then were edged by Butte 12-'7 in non-conference tilt. The scrappy Bengals took it out on Livingston 47- 6, in their first conference game. Hansen's crew started a string of wins with the Livingston game and followed with a 20-12 Win over highly touted Great Falls, thumped Anaconda 18- O, fought over Bozeman 21-13, and Walked over Kalispell 26-6. Helena's title hopes were then dimmed by a 33-12 loss to vastly improved Billings. The Bengals finished the season with a hard fought Win over Butte Central 13-6. The Bengal's season record of 6-1 was good for a second place tie with Butte. The Mis- soula Spartans won the Class AA Championship. Of the 17 boys lost by graduation, Bob McCullough, lack Rudio, Breck Howard, Steve Barnes, Bud Glasby and Eugene Moe were All-State selections. Clayt Linebarger is the only returning All-State candidate. PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVEN i VARSITY FCDGTBALL BOB McCULLOUGH lSenior7 Co-Captain Considered one ot the greatest foot- ball players to come out oi Helena or Montana. Bob was unanimous choice first team UIPD and QUPD. He played tackle and fullback. BRECK HOWARD tSeniorl Co-Captain Despite his size. Breck was one of the most Ieared quarterbacks and line- backers in the state. Breck was select- ed on the UP's All-State team tHonor- able Mentionl. F , X344 J' .. as . SPIKE MOE lSeniorJ Spike received recognition throughout the State as a de- iensive end. which overshad- owed fine offensive play. Spike made second team CAP! and IUPJ. PAGE ONE HUNDRED EIGHT IACK RUDIO iSeniorl This scrappy little guard made quite a name for himself for his fine play at guard last season. lack was selected to the lirst team CAP! and Honorable Men- tion IUPJ. RICH COE lSeniorl Rich anchored the right side oi the Iine Bengal line last Iall. He was a fine blocker as well as a strong defensive tackle. Honorable Mention IUPJ. VARSITY FOQTBALL BOB REDPATH lseniorl BUD GLASBY lSeniorl This strong guard was another ol this year's All-State selections. Bud stopped many opposing backs behind the line oi scrimmage last fall. Third team CUP! and Honorable Mention CAPJ. Bob was a starting linebacker last season. He won his position by aggressive and timely de- fensive work. Bob also ran at fullback and halfback. DICK KELLY lSeniorl In his first year of football. Dick proved to be a fine athlete. He began the season as starting defensive end and later proved himself as an offensive end. STEVE BARNES lSeniorl RICH MUNGER lSeniorJ Steve was a double threat this year as Starting at offensive left tackle. Rich center and linebacker. He was noted for teamed up with guard Rudio to start many his bruising blocks and vicious tackling. touchdown runs. He also played defensive All-State second team CAP! and IUPJ. tackle and middle guard. PAGE ONE HUNDRED NINE CLAYTON LINEBARGER Uuniorl Clayt was one of the finest all around players on the team. Aside from being an offensive and defensive standout at hali- back. Clayt did all of the extra point kicking. First team CAP! and fUPl. EV BABCOCK lluniorl A hustling iunior guard. Ev should be a valuable asset to next year's team. This quick lineman gained valuable ex- perience last season. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TEN VARSITY FOOTBALL JIM RICHESON fSeniorl lim did the Bengal punting last fall. He was particularly adept at puntinq to a certain spot. lim ran at halfhack and was the fastest man on the team. MIKE CLOUD Uuniorl This fleet halfback was a good broken field runner and a reliable defensive halfback. Mike should be a mainstay in next year's fine backfield. t 101-xN GRANDY nsenion An early knee injury plagued Ion all season. Despite this in- iury. Ion pressed the All-State guards for a starting position all season. BILL ROBERTSON tSeniorl Bill was a reserve end and received his first monogram as a senior. He steadily improved and saw considerable action to- ward the season's end. DAVE MILLER Uuniorl Dave won his second letter as a haliback and linebacker. He has gained valuable expe- rience in the past seasons and should be a great help next year. TOM ALLEN Uuniorl Tom should put his 180 pound frame to good use lor Coach Hansen next season. Tom frequently started at end in his iunior year. VARSITY FOOTBALL GARY IOHNSON Uuniorl Gary was second squad quarterback be-hind Howard last season. but will probably do the regular signal calling next year. FRANK URSICH Uuniorl Frank had some bad luck early last season when he se- riously sprained an ankle. As a result he saw limited action but this last and powerful lull- back should be' All-State ma- terial next fall. CARL DAHL lsenlorl One of the most aggressive players on the Ben- gal squad last season. Carl is a senior and will be missed at guard next year. PAGE ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN VARSITY FOOTBALL IOHN WHEELER lSenlorl Big Iohn transferred from Bil- lings last fall. He was inex- perienced when he came. but Coach Cohn developed him in- to a formidable tackle. Wie.. x s 1 's ,Y .ggwf ef-sv-rwtx.--..-1 lefwqgg mt. .vfssw MYRON HOOD Uuniorl Lettering in his iunior year. Myron will have con- siderable experlence at his tackle position. He could also be used at guard or center. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWELVE BILL SPURZEM fSeniorl Bill won his first letter as an end. .FL fine pass receiver. Bill will be missed next season. fra 5 f .M 4 5 'R Wk' M . , A I . t lg Jagger -SL. I X- x Y - ' .-wi, f gl f. .R It L 1. 31 ' QWKX 11 ' viii R X bf, ilk ,J ,y, r pf , , . L . 'f , , , .' , l'.w.-., fx ... N 14 kr. Q.. LOREN LARSON lSeniorl Coming up from the B squad to letter in his senior year. Swede was valuable as an offensive fullback and defensive halfback. HARRY CRAWFORD lSophomorel Sophomore center. Harry has cr bright future ahead of him as a center and linebacker. VARSITY FOCDTBALL MAX BAUCUS Uuniorl Although plagued by an in- iury most of the season. Max is a powerful runner and should give Ursich plenty of competition next season. Gary Flatow, Dick Barney, Hank Flatow. and Spike Fuller ltr .tif l47 Coach Hansen talking over next week's strat- egy with Co-Captains McCullough and Howard. Working hard all season, these boys helped the coaches and the team members often. Dick is the only senior. Hank and Spike are iunlors. and Gary is a sophomore. PAGE ONE HUNDRED Tl-IIRTEEN BOB MCCULLCDUGI-l - ALL-AMERICAN t l 1 V l I l E 1 BOB MCCULLOUGH - ALL-AMERICAN Bob McCullough, Helena Senior, was chosen on two All-American football teams last fall. Bob was chosen by all high school coaches and sports Writers to the Scholastic Coach Maqazine's team. Bob was also chosen for the Sport- ing News n1aqazine's tearn. McCullough is the tirst Helena football player ever to receive this honor. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FOURTEEN FOOTBALL CGACI-IES NORVEI. I.. HANSEN For the third straight year, Coach Hansen has produced a top notch football team. Because of Hansen's fine work with this team, he was chosen Coach of the Year by the Associated and United Press. Hansen is looking forward to an- other successful season next year. In addition to coaching football. Hansen is the B Squad Basketball mentor and assists in Track. I9 5. 0 W' ji IQ' IACK E. COHN Coach Cohn again turned out one of the toughest and fastest lines in the State. and should be accredited with much of the Bengal success story. Along with performing his coaching duties, Cohn acts as trainer for the team. Cohn is Wrest- ling coach and works with the weight men in Track. VALLY SWAN This is Coach Swan's first year as B squad me-ntor. He was a very valuable addition to the Bengal coaching staff. Swan's Kittens possessed one of the finest records in recent years. Mr. Swan teaches at the Iunior High School. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN TYPICAL FCDQTBALL SNAPSI-IOTS gg .V f. V All-American McCullough on one of his many long The Bengal forward wall holds against the Bisons gains. A view or the new scoreboard at Vigilante Stadium. This picture was taken following Helena's win over Anaconda. Having the high score on the home side of the scoreboard was no strange sight to Bengal fans: Helena won all tive home games last lall. Captain Howard is downed after a 10 yard gain on Tom Allen is spilled after a completed pass from All- a quarterback keeper against Great Falls. State Linebarger. PAGE ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN B SQUAD FOOTBALL Gary McMillan, Iohn Marlow, Gary Neely, George Powers, Bill Mundi, Dan Iohnson, George Malin, Chuck Marshall, Bob Baker, Don Smith, Dean Retz, Manager: Dave Fuller. Second row: Manager: Hank Platow, Dave Clark. Larry Ashcroft. lack Gillispie, Gary Toll, Lee Berger, Tom Rate, Dave Rossiter, Randy Noland, Tom Kenny, lim Barnett, Doug Gilbert, Doug Ferris, Eldon MacPherson. Third row: Manager, Dick Barney: Pete Carson, Cliff Hysoll, Mike Meloy, Gary Mihelish, Keith Keller, Gary Larson, Bill Wertz. Tom Fleming, Iohn Carpenter, Bud Robertson. Fred Steele, Dave Tweedy, Manager Gary Flatow. Coach Vally Swan. The Helena Kittens completed one of the most successful seasons in the history of the school under their new coach Valley Swan. The Kittens won five games while losing but two. This team was comprised of Sophomores and Iuniors, which will help strengthen the Bengals next year. Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena SEASON RECORD Bozeman O Butte l 4 Bozeman 6 Butte l 2 Great Falls 14 Great Falls 21 Anaconda U PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS Smellermen First row, lei! to right: Ed Ioneschild, Henry Flatow, Spike Fuller, Gary Flalow: 2nd row: Wayne Fosier, Chuck Thomas, Duane Li- able, Lynn Haines. BASKETBALL CHAMPS Strombolies Lei! lo right: Loren Larson, Dick Barney, Ion Carlson, Chuck T h o m a s , Larry Kane. Steve Nelson. INTRAMURAL ATHLETICS PAGE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Rocky Fellers Left to right: Mike Cloud, Frank Ursich, George Ma- lin. Bob Hollman, Chuck Marshall, Tom Allen, Clay- Ion Linebarger. 1 r VABSITY BASKETBALL Front row. left to right: Clay! Linebarqer. Bob Redpath. Bob Redpath, Bob Hoffman. Frank- Ursich. Bob McCullough, Gary Iohnson. Terry Beaver. Back row, left to right: Hank Flatow, Gary Toll. Clili Hysell, Dave Didriksen, Tom Allen, Dave Mil- ler. Manager Ion Marlow. Coach Lloyd Skor. Not pictured. Ierry Rogers. HELENA BENGALS Helena's Benqals had a touqh season this year as they were mostly un- derclassmen. Coach Skor worked hard with the boys all season, and by its end they looked like a different team. Shortly before tournament time, the Ben- qals cauqht tire and dumped everyone in their path. During the season, Helena beat Butte, and Butte Central, to knock them out of first place. The Bengals faired well in the tournament as they beat hiqhly rated Anaconda in the opener, and then fell to Missoula in the semi- final, closer to the championship than most people expected. Iunior sharpshooter Bob Hoffman was chosen for All-State honorable men- tion and Gary Iohnson was picked on the All-Tournament team. With the ex- ception of Captain Bob Redpath, Terry Beaver and Bob McCullouqh, they suf- fered no loss in players. PAGE ONE HUNDRED NINETEEN VARSITY BASKETBALL g,LE CLAYT LINEBARGER Iunior - Guard lCuptainJ BOB REDPATH Senior - Guard lCaptainJ TOM ALLEN Iunior -- Center GARY JOHNSON BOB HOFFMAN Iunior Guard Iunior - Forward PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY VARSITY BASKETBALL TERRY BEAVER Senior - Guard X2 RW? N-., K FRANK URSICH 439' u: CLIFF HYSELL Sophomore - Forward Iunior - Ceniex' DAVE DIDRIKSEN BOB MCCULLOUGH Sophomore -- Forward Senior - Cenfeg PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE VARSITY BASKETBALL PACE is ... QL! TERRY ROGERS Iunior - Guard GARY TOLL Iunior - Forward .Qt IOHN MARLOW Manager QL! su- I Q as HANK FLATOW DAVE MILLER Iunior -- Forward Iunior - F01'WCll'd ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-TVVO lf LLCDYD SKCDR Coach Lloyd Slcor had a tremendous task in developing these boys into a Winning team. With the exception of three, all of Skor's boys were Sopho- mores and Iuniors. By tournament time, Skor had developed them into a strong contender. Coach Skor hopes to, and should have one of his best seasons next year. Couch Skor gives instructions to the Bengals during a toumcmen! game in Bozeman. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-THREE VARSITY BASKETBALL Top. leit to right: Tom Allen scores aga'nst Missoula. Two points for Iohnson. A tight for the rebound: Hoffman and Allen. Center. leit to right: Whose basket? Beaver scores for the Bengals. Terry scores again from the corner. Bottom. left to right: Big Dave Didriksen pushes one through. Tom tips. Hysell chases. Captain Clayt Linebarger scores again. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUH B SQUAD BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: Bob Anderson. Chuck Marshall Doug Ferris. George Day, luck Gillispie. Dean Retz, Randy No- land. Spike Fuller, Larry Ashcralt. Buck row. left to right: Couch Norvel Hansen. Mike Meloy. Dic Iohnson. Iohn Carpenler, Tom Leibsch. Bud Robertson, Fred Steele. Gary Larson, Bill Wertz. Gary Mihelish, Manager Dick Burney. As usual, the Kittens produced another fine season. Under the able guid- ance of Coach Norvel Hansen, the Kittens Won nine contests while losing only six. Coach Skor will have many fine basketball players to chose from for the few open positions on the young Bengal squad. Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena SEASON RECORD Bozeman Flathead Bozeman Butte Central Livingston Missoula Butte Anaconda Missoula Butte Anaconda Butte Livingston Great Falls Great Falls iovertirnel 25 39 32 62 44 50 47 30 63 53 48 56 70 Covertimel 35 48 PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE WRESTLING Il ktx X line xff ill UU, l-'roni row le!! to right: Ev Babcock, Bob Rickman, Dave Clark, Raider llvedson, Don Smith, Bob Baker, Lee Berger Doug Pasche Mike Cloud, Quinien Mickelson, Manager. Middle row, left lo right: Ted Murphy, George Powers, lim Rlcheson Carl Dahl Gary Flatow, Iim Williams. Ice Crabtree, Dan Iohnson, Gordon Clark. Back row, left lo right: Willie Price lack Coe Bill Calder, lack Chevalier, Bud Glasby, Bob Mann, Steve Barnes, Tom Rate, Harry Crawford. This year's Wrestling team had many interesting matches. Coach lack Cohn developed these boys into fine Wrestlers, and all but three letterrnen are returning. Cohn hopes that the many returning lettermen and fine prospects will form a tough team next year. lim Richeson, who has been plagued with injuries all season, won his third letter as a Senior. Steve Barnes also Won his third monogram as a Senior. Bud Glasby Won his first letter in his Senior year. lunior lettermen are: Bob Baker, Mike Cloud, Don Smith, Willie Price, and Dave Clark. Sophomore letterrnen are: lack Coe, Doug Pasche, Dan Iohnson and Bob Rickman. Some boys made points in meets, but not the required amount for a letter. Mike Cloud 35 Willie Price 20 Bob Baker 32 t4th in state meetl Bob Rickman 29 lack Coe 19 Gary Glasby 26 Don Smith 18 Dave Clark 26 Dan Iohnson 18 Doug Pasche 23 Steve Barnes 16 PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX VARSITY TRACK ': gn lcv. F' , Seated, Managers Bob Sewell, Spike Fuller. I-'ront row, left to right: Iohn Cloud, Don Peden, Iae Retz, Dwayne Manson, Ter- ry Screnar, Prank Ursich. Bob McCullough. Iirn Cottrill, Bob Bryant, Chuck Lippert. Ted Cooney. Second row, lei! to right: Coach Lloyd Skor, Mike Cloud. Breck Howard, Clayt Linebarger, Dick Kelly, Bob Hoffman, Bud Glusby, Loren Larson, Marty Welch, Bob Olson, lim Richeson. Third row, le!! to right: Iohn Marlow, Ev Babcock, Steve Barnes, Gary Templin, Gene Hoff- man, Dave Greaves, Bob Reduath, Terry Beaver. Bob Hunter. Ion Grundy. Bob Mann, Chuck Marshall. Fourth row, left lo right: Coach Norvel Hansen, Tom Liebsch, Bob Baker, Gary Iohnson, Hank Flatow, Chuck Thomas, Dave Miller, Tom Allen, Bill Robertson. Ion Carlson, Coach lack Cohn. Although the Helena Bengal's track team did not possess a fine record in 1957, they produced two State lnterscholastic Meet Winners and captured three first place Winners in the annual Iaycee Relays. ln the initial meet of the year, Helena was defeated by the Great Falls Bisons 73W to 43Vz. The Bengals captured six first places in this meet. Breck Howard and Frank Ursich tied in the pole vault, Bob Bryant won the high hurdles, Terry Screnar in the broad jump, Ursich won his second first place in the high jump, Captain Iae Retz won the 440, and Iim Cottrill won the shot put. Butte trounced Helena in a dual meet in the Mining City, 81 to 41. Iae Retz led the Bengals with l4Vz points as he won the 220, 440, anchored the winning relay team and captured a second in the 100. Helena made a fine showing in the annual Iaycee Relays, Winning three gold medals. Missoula's Spartans led the meet with six first place medals. ln the Triangular Meet at Great Falls, Helena had 43 V2 points to Great Falls' 56 and Billings' 5lV2. Terry Screnar led Helena with eight points, with a first in the broad jump, and a second in the high jump. lim Cottrill won the shot put. Helena took two first places in the lnterscholastic Meet on the efforts of Terry Screnar, who won the high jump and Iim Cottrill in the shot put. The powerful Missoula Spartans easily won the meet. Helena lost nine lettermen this year, they are: Captain Iae Retz, Terry Screnar, lim Cottrill, Don Peden, Bob Bryant, Duane Manson, Ted Cooney, Ken Neill, and Chuck Lippert. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTYASEVEN GOLD MEDAL WINNER TERRY SCRENAR High lump Tj' 5 PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT GOLD MEDAL WINNER IIM COTTRILL Shot Put IAYCEE RELAY WINNER FRANK URSICH Pole Vault VARSITY TRACK I AE RETZ Captain 100-220-400-Relays Senior-Points-56 INTERSCHOLASTIC RELAY TEAM 12nd Placel Left to right: Don Peden. Iae Retz. Ken Neill. Frank Ursich IAYCEE RELAYS WINNER K2 Mile Relay? Lei! to right: Dwayne Manson, Ken Neill. Iae Retz, Bob Hoffman PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE .-f'd Z- ff' TERRY SCRENAR IIM COTTRILL Broad lump-High lump Shot Put-Discus Senior-Points-38 Senior-Poims-26 fu. ., gm f Ye n T' X 1' -Q T , T E 5' Sui' wi? if if My ,X., e. :id ' V A ! gl, . A L K i A ,K K f S.. Wu - X, 4: j Q . -x -, -N-Us LK' yfwc, 1,-1. . 4 W R, Nw :ns ..., , ' ..... '1'1' - M - n...m..7fp.. Aw. KEN NEILI. 440-880-Relays Senior-Points-24 PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY 1... ' f-im! BOB BRYANT High Hurdles-High lump Senior-Points-12 r DON PEDEN TED COONEY 100-220 440 Senior-Points-14 Senior VARSITY TRACK LOREN LARSON BOB McCULLOUGH Pole Vault Discus-Shot Put-Iavelin Iunior Iunlor Points-5 Points--5 ,,f .f--- wa-ns-annum-1. BRECK HOWARD Pole Vault Iunior Points-5 J' 1 Y Q DWAYNE MANSON BUD GLASBY 880-Relays High Iump Senior lunior Points-8 Points-I FRANK URSICH High lump-Pole Vault Relays-Discus Sophomore Points-36Vz PAGE ONE HUNDRED Tl-IIRTY-ONE VARSITY TRACK ff X' fs X Q i E I i . MARTY WELCH DICK KELLY BOB HOFFMAN Broad lump High lump 880-Relays Iunior Iunior Sophomore Points-5 Points-2 Points-7 CLAYT LINEBARGER CHUCK LIPPERT 220-Relays Icxvelin Sophomore Sophomore Points-5 Points-1 PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTYVTWC- 'fs 1, ' ,sy 5 . I , ,.,,. sly? N N s. 4 . ,A sash .4 I , . - 2 , , ' E 'X ' 4 ' MIKE CLOUD Low Hurdles Sophomore Points-9 VARSITY TRACK DAVE GREAVES IIM RICHESON High lump 100-220 Iunior Hurdles Poinis-1 Iunior Points-3 ION CARLSON 440 Iunior C0 Sl f E I STEVE BARNES BOB BAKER 220 Broad lump Iunior Sophomore Points-3 Points-2 BOB OLSON Pole Vault Sophomore PAGE ONE HUNDRED TI-IIRTY-THREE X CALENDAR Sept. 3-The faculty had its first meeting of the l957-58 school year. Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. .4 .5 -School opened. 287 new sophomores along with 6 new teachers and a new secretary were bewildered by their new school. -The first full day of school. After meeting all the teachers, students were getting ready to knuckle down for another year of school. For 199 of us it was to be our last year of high school. 13-By the end of our first real week of school things were beginning to 18 25 26 30 5- settle down. Student Council members were elected during the week. -The various classes met and elected class officers. -The long awaited first Nugget came out chuck full of news. -The annual snake dance was held. Afterward the bison was burned in the Vigilante parking lot, as we sang-Come on you brawny Bengals .... -Fred Agabashian, 12-time veteran of the Indianapolis 500 sopke at the first of a two-series assembly called Highway Safety is no Accident. The class of 1958 put on their Senior Barn Dance. Playing during in- termission was a rather unusual group called the Unrythum Rang- ers . No one who went will forget some of the crazy costumes. 9-A National Assembly starring Sergeant Carl Pike. The theme for this 15 16 assembly was Safety is No Accident. -The snClpDY iuniors and the cute sophomores posed for their indi- -vidual pictures for the annual. 18-At six o'clock a group of sleepy-eyed journalism enthusiasts started 19 21 23 for Missoula for the eighth annual Montana lnterscholastic Editorial Association Conference. -The same group of students came home very proud because our Vigilante for 1957 had obtained the highest ranking possible, that of All-State. -Vigilcmtes went on sale Monday. Upon buying an annual the stu- dents received ballots on which they voted for the Queen and Prin- cess Vigilante of their choice. -Coronation Day finally arrived. Seven lovely girls waited patiently for the results of the election. The theme for the Coronation was petal pink and our gym was beautifully decorated by Mrs. Mar- shall's classes. 24-The MEA Convention. Yippee, two days off! 25 PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY FIVE Oct. 31 Nov. 4- Nov. 8- Nov. Nov. 9- Nov. Nov. Nov. 13 Nov. Nov. Nov. 19 Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. 3-Club pictures were taken for the Vigilante. 4.. Dec. 81 81 28 1- CALENDAR -Halloween!! The Police Protective Association sponsored a dance at the Civic Center with Bob Clarke's Band playing. Mr. Robinson returned to teaching after a long illness. lt was good to see his smiling face in the halls once more. Business-Education day in Helena. lt Was fun to see our neighbors and in some cases our parents in the halls of HHS. ln the evening there was a big banquet in the Pow-Wow room of the Western Life Building for teachers and business men. The first of the nine-Weeks ended. Nine Thespians traveled to Seattle for the seventh annual Thespian Conference. l0-This day marked the start of American Education Week. ll-Schools were closed because of a newly declared holiday-Vet- erans' Day. -Report card day. How many report cards were accidentally t?l dropped in the mud! 14-The Girls' H-Club gave our Football Heroes a banquet. 18-Another good National Assembly was presented by Alice and Har- old Allen, called Sounds of the Air. -Eleven happy seniors were taken into National Honor Society. After the assembly the initiates were given a luncheon at the Episcopal Church. 20-The Independent Record played host to 34 journalism students. 25- Norvel Hansen Night in honor of-you guessed it-Coach of the Year Hansen. 27-The dramatics class presented The Marriage Proposal and The Romance of the Willow Pattern for the English classes. 27-The theme for the 3-7-77's dance was the Turkey Trot . -Thanksgiving Vacation. 3-The Exchange Club had a banquet for all the boys who participated in football. This included the Frosh, B-Squad and the Varsity. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX ihn Nlnnlana Hncnni Publishing llnmnany Publishers of 1 Uhr linhepenilvni -Kvrnril EVENING 8: SUNDAY Associated Press Service 'A' Operators of A llnmnlein Joh Printing Iienarimeni O OFFICE FORMS O LETTERHEADS O SHIPPING TAGS 0 CATALOGS 0 FOLDERS BOOKLETS POST CARDS BUSINESS CARDS ENVELOPES TICKETS O PROGRAMS We Can Supply All of Your Printing Needs We Can Make to Order O CORPORATE SEALS O RUBBER STAMPS 0 SPECIAL DATERS O NOTARIAL SEALS TELEPHONE HI 2-7190 7th and Allen Streets We Print The Nugget and The Vigilante main-nRn.itio ' ..,f PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY SEVEN Dec Dec Dec. Dec Ian. Ian. lan. lan. Ian. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb CALENDAR 13-3-7-77's put on the pep assembly. The theme included several Sput- niks and a trip by the team to Mars. -The class of 59 turned out tor Career Night with 712 of the class present. -The Helena Senior High School Band, Orchestra, Philharmonic Choir and Ensembles staged a Christmas evening concert at the junior High school auditorium. -Christmas Vacation. 15-Open House. All parents were invited to come and meet the teachers. The first semester ended. 28-The Great Falls band gave a concert tor the student body. 30-The Exchange Club gave a banquet for the Honor Society students at the Placer Hotel. Dean Blumberg from the School ot journalism at Montana State University was the main speaker. 18-French Club initiation. 25-Mrs. Marshall's Dramatics class presented A Roomiul of Roses . 26- 27- -Sixteen girls joined the Girls' H-Club. -Kay Glover, a new comer to Helena High and a junior, was chosen DeMolay Sweetheart at the annual Sweetheart Ball. 28-The Band presented its Winter Concert. 28-The State DECA Convention in Missoula. The Helena Chapter took 29-tive tirst place awards. March 4-The Helena Band played at Great Falls High school. March 5-The halls looked very deserted as almost everyone attended the 6-the State Class AA Basketball Tournament at Bozeman. 7- ga March ll-The Philharmonic Choir, and Ensembles enjoyed a pot-luck din- ner. March 13-Eighteen members were initiated into Quill and Scroll. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT SAMSON'S SUPERETTE HARDMQQING Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries FEEDS and Meats Y HI 2- szzo cor. Ewing st 13th - - tj' ---:-- .. Pioneer Motors, lnc. pc 'Z e I qi W umm Edsel - Studebaker Mercedes - Benz 524 No. Main Home-Owned and Home-Operated STEAMBOAT BLOCK Entrance on North Main and Helena Av 94. i r Q -. H-k6,,,.4...,........- -. Hi-Way Service Main 8z Poplar J OBGEN SON 'S Lockers - Catering PHONE I-II 2-4075 60 South Last Chance Gulch Hi-Way Market 916 Poplar-Phone HI 2-4009 MEATS-GROCERIES-PRODUCE Open Sundays and Evenings Helena's Style Center ir FLIGELMANS LINDER-KIND LUMBER CUMPANY Uuality Materials tor The Home Builder North Main at 13th Avenue PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY NINE CALENDAR March 20-We relived A-A Tourney Days when the Class C Tournament 22-was held in Helena. March 28-The District Science Fair. Pat Markin and Io Dye took first and April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May Iune Iune lune 20 22 24 31 second respectively in the Biological Science Division. 1-Madrigal Singers from Montana State College performed at an as- sembly. 3-The third nine weeks came to a close. Three down and one to go! ! 4-Easter Vacation. 7- 9-Four Helena High DECA students attended the National DECA Con- vention in Columbus, Ohio. 10-The Awards Assembly. ll- The Big Record was the theme of DECA's annual dance. ll 16 18 26 -Missoula was the scene of the State Science Fair where Pat Mar- kin again won the grand prize with his exhibit The Effect of ln- creased Gravity on the Golden Haired Hampster . -The Philharmonic Choir and Ensembles performed at the Spring Concert. -District Music Meet in Bozeman. The Helena High Ensembles all were awarded a one. The Philharmonic Choir was awarded a two. Our band was awarded a one and the orchestra a two. The soloists also did very well. - In the Spring a Young Man's Fancy was the theme of the Class of 59 's Iunior Prom. l-Twenty Seniors traveled to Bozeman for High School Week where they took tests and became acquainted with the Montana State Col- lege campus. 2-The Vigilante Parade, as always, was enjoyed by all, one hundred per cent. 3-The Iaycee Relays 9-The State Music Meet was held in Missoula and was attended by our most promising vocal groups, soloists and musicians. 18-The lighting of the H and Girls' and Boys' H-Club initiations. -Student Body elections decided new officers and cheerleaders. -The halls of HSHS again looked deserted as everyone attended the lnterscholastic Meet at Missoula. -The H Club Dance. l-The Seniors donned caps and gowns and attended Baccalaureate. 5-A scene, in some cases of joy and some of tears, as the seniors grad- 6, uated. SCHOOL CLOSES. For the last time Miss Greene and Mr. Robinson walked the halls of HHS as teachers. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY East Helena, Montana I 1 The 26 N'Mai'1 HOTEL PLACEH Ph e HI 2-2720 THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY ,ii eufu-uf'4. Radio - TV Appliances 1003 Eleventh Avenue RYGC'S R - B Drive In HELENA BOTTLINC COMPANY La Donna Emma Bridal Shop Complete Wedding Attire and Service 3 un-lunnnlnInn-nnann-u-Innn-Inun-.nIInnu.nun-u-un-In-u n-.nu--un-nunn.. nun.-nn-un-u--n KN APP SERVICE IN C. 608 North Main Biggest Little Cafe in Montana Take Out Orders Our Speciality O 612 Euclid Phone H1 2-1106 Washers, Dryers, Refrigerators, , ',. Ranges 1 G Complete Electrical Wiring MARSHALL REFRIGERATION 330 Fuller Ave. HI 2-1608 We l-Iave It-See Us First Day Photo wk Finishing 361 N. Main The Best .IORUD PHOTO SHOP Norman W. Riley Plumbing and Heating 529 Leslie Phone HI 2-3983 Moore's General Merchandise - Clay Moore - 1112 Leslie HI 2-6001 BARNES JEWELRY 357 No. Main Watches, Diamonds 85 Jewelry Capital Laundry 8: Dry Cleaners 720 Helena Ave. Phone HI 2-8570 Pay and Save Gas Co. The Station That Saves You Money 'A' Kelley - Springfield Tires Neill 85 Front Phone HI 2-6703 Bert 6. Norm's Tire Service U. S. Royal and Mohawk Guaranteed Tires Morrison-Maierle, Inc. Consulting Engineers 910 Helena Ave. Telephone HI 2-3050 I ACE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-TWO BBOUKSIDE DAIRY FRIENDLY SERVICE 600 Euclid 0 , Princess Beauty Q Sh p ALLEN ELECTRIC 26 West Sixth Avenue HOME APPLIANCES Electrical Contracting GERTIE'S DRIVE-IN Buttrey Foods, Inc. Montana's Finest Food Stores I-Iustad Shopping Center HEY-BOB l'riel's Gift 81 China Shop Fries Hamburgers Silver-Crystal China 8z Gifts : Mllkshakes Grand St. Helena, Mont. THE GOODIE SHOP -BAKERY- 5 Special Orders for ' Wmrznaily 'nsufaftfe CO' I ' ANNIVERSARIES Your Home Companyv Weggenman's Market Meats -- Groceries Produce - Frozen Foods Phone HI 2-8340 ,'l7EM7'Lr Serving the West Since 1910 5 dy Schultz I-I old Pauls Harold Langenbach Home Office Agency R and R TEXACO MAIN AND NEILL STUDIO gt HI 2-1750 CAMERA SHOP Ht mo PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY THREE 8th AVENUE GRUCERY ir Meats and Produce School Supplies i' 423 8th Avenue HI 2-1560 The Freshest Thing In Town Gamers Bread ir GA1VIER'S BAKERY S 8: M JEWELERS For gifts you'11 give with pride Let S8zM Jewelers be our Y guide. Babe Stoner, Proprietor HELENA HARDWARE COMPANY Complete Line of . . . Wilson Sporting Goods Fishing Tackle Winchester and Savage Rifles - Ammunition 20th Century Studio Lane Baker, Proprietor 30 West 6th Avenue Phone HI 2-6847 OG-CD66 Smart Apparel for Women 38 No. Main Helena, Montana r I The Best Sound ln Town THE BREWERY THEATER and THE LAST CHANCER Another Helena Unlimited Project McGallick Service Main and Lyndale HUSKY PRODUCTS 24 Hour Service-AAA Service Phone HI 2-6190 Garden Spot Markel Your S 8z H Green Stamp Food Store FINSTAD FLOORING 203 N. Rodney 1001 N. MAIN HI 2-5501 IMPERIAL LANES 607 Roberts Open Bowling 12:00-6:30 Saturday and Sunday All Day FOX MARLOW THEATRE The Place to Go EDWARDS HI 2-4270 LUMBER COMPANY Build and Own a Monarch Horne 'A' All Types Building Materials Phone HI 2-7110 F PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY FIVL HELENA RETAIL DRUGGIST ASSN. uk STARZ PHARMACY REYNOLDS DRUG BAKKE DRUG CENTRAL PHARMACY EAST HELENA DRUG UNION BANK 8: TRUST Company Helena if Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PRESCRIPTION START SAVING Now FOR PHARMACY THAT COLLEGE EDUCATION LINDY,S PARCHEN DRUG Helena Abstract 8: Title Quality Market Companr Incorporated 101 N. Rodney ABSTRACTS 'k Complete Food Store Free Delivery Phone HI 2-2550 TITLE INSURANCE Phone HI 2-5080 33 West Sixth Avenue Flowers at Their Best C STATE NURSERY CO. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY SIX I.nnnnnn-nun-nunsun-nnnunu THINK 1st when money matters where thousands save millions Sf NATl0NAL BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY ,I M - ' ,WE ,A ii.. JF- v5QuhL1i,'-7 T .nd 1.54 -jz4Ll'1f 1... Q 6TH8z LAST CHANCE GULCH Dairyland Wholesale Commercial Photo Shop L. H. JORUD 138 N. Jackson St. ICE CREAM X ff' X Ice Cream Novelties ' 355 N. Last Chance Gulch g X f f , ff 1, - , l , 3 7 ' C 'ff?ff ...,... gonfvs-nummr 'E 1-. , ,w , X 5 ON GPZEATIMISHIGNWAY Phone HI 2-2443 BOB CREBO E. L. CAD State Farm Ins. Co. See 'Bob' First SVINGEN State Farm Ins. Co. 8 E. Sixth Ave. We Concgratulcxte the Class Cf 1958 . . . The VIGILANTE Steffi CAROL JONES, Editor MIKE BOWLER, Business Manager ir PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY SEVEJ Sorne of the friends to Whom we are indebted for financial aid in the publication of the 1958 Vigilante: 'A' I BEN FRANKLIN'S BLEWETT BUSINESS MACHINES Z CARLSON APPLIANCE CLAFLIN FURNITURE COAST TO COAST FISHER'S STYLE SHOP EATON-TURNER JEWELRY CRAMER'S CARTER SERVICE COLLEGE PHARMACY CLOVER LEAF JERSEY DAIRY GRANLUND'S CANDY HUDSON'S KXLJ - KXLJ -TV MELUGIN CLEANERS NASH HOTEL THE PARROT THE DAWN HOTEL ROBBIE'S PENNEY'S PARK HOTEL TRU-VALUE SHOP UNION MARKET PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT Pb' .l at .ON-6 .01 ,XQ I +E AAVEDAL, MYRNA, SO.-47, 76, 79 ABEL, IACOUELINE, SO.--47, 79 ADAMS, RITA, SO. AHERN, BRIAN, SR.-11, 79 ALBRIGHT, ALVIN, SR.-11, 76, 80 ALBRIGHT, ARLEE, SR.-11, 30, 73, 78, 79 ALBRIGHT, CAROL, SO.-47 ALEX, MOLLY, SO.-47, 79 ALEXANDER, SHARON, SR.-11 ALLEN, SANDRA, SO.-47, 98 ALLEN, THOMAS, IR.-37, 39, 71, 78, 107, 111,116,118,119. ALM, RUSSELL, SO.-47 120, 124, 127 AMOSS, IANET, IR.-79, 96, 97, 98 ANDERBERG, CLARENCE, SR.--11, 99 ANDERS, DONNA, IR.-39, 75, 79 ANDERSON ANDERSON ALFRED, IR.-39 BRYANT, IR.-39, 79, 97, 98, 99 ANDERSON C. R., SUPERINTENDENT-54 ANDERSON, CAROL, SR.-11, 30, 32, 73, 78, 79 ANDERSON, ESTHER, SO.-47 ANDERSON, KAREN, SR.-9, 11, 36, 78, 79, 92, 93, 101 ANDERSON, MARGARET, IR.-37, 39, 79, 83, 84, 85, 91, 92, 93, 96 ANDERSON MARGARET, SR.-103 ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON: PATRICIA, SO.-47, 79, 99 ROBERT, SO.-47, 125 SHIRLEY, SO.-47 SONIA, SO.-47, 96 ANDREASEN, RITA, IR.-39, 79 ANNALA, ANDREW A., FACULTY-60 ANTHONY, CLARENCE, FACULTY-57 ARONSON, GOV. I. HUGO-6 INDEX BERG, ALAN, SO.-47 BERGER, LEE, IR.-39, 71, 117, 126 BERGUM, KAREN, IR.--39, 96, 97, 98 BERNET, IIM, IR.-39, 72 BEYER, LOIS, SO.-47, 79, 99 BIELEN, TONIA, SO.-47, 99 BIORK, RAY O, PRESIDENT OF SCHOOL BOARD-54 BLACK, DAN, SO. BLACK, IAMES, IR.-39 BLACK, IOHN, SR.--96, 97, 98 BLAKELY, MARTHA SHARON, IR.-39, 76, 83 BLANK, GEORGE, CUSTODIAN-67 BLENKARN, BETTY, SR.-9, 12, 73, 79, 92, 93, BLENKARN, MARCIA, SO.-47, 79, 101 BLEWETT, BONITA, IR.-75, 79, 101 BLUMBERG, DEAN NATHAN-6 BONNER, WILMA, SO.-47 BORG, VICTOR, SO.-47 BOULEY, BONNIE-39 BOURGEOIS, CAROL, IR.-39 BOWLER, MICHAEL, IR.--2, 39, 71, 73, 75, 76 83, 84, 85, 97, 148 BOZARTH, ELIZABETH, IR. BRANDT, DONALD, IR.-72 BRATLIEN, GERALD, IR.-39, 99 BRATLIEN, TOMAS, SR.-12, 98, 99 BRAUN, CAROL, SO.-47 BRAUN, DON, SR,-9, 12, 36, 73, 80, 93 BRAUN, EUGENE, IR.-39 BRAUN, IUDITH, SO.-47 BRAUN, WAYNE, IR.-39, 99 BREWER, MARILYN, SO.-47, 79, 96, 97 BRIDGES, DAN, SO.-47, 71 97 ASHCRAFT, LARRY, SO.-47, 117, 125 ATKINS, LINDA, IR.-39, 79, 101 ATLEY, PATRICIA, SO.-47, 96, 97 AYERS, ROBERT, SR.-11 BABCOCK, EVERETT, IR.-39, 78, 99, 107, 111, 126, 127 BACH, IEANNETTE, SR.-11, 30, 73, 75, 96, 97 BAER, BARBARA, SR.-11 BAER, CHARLES, SO.-47 BAERTSCH, CAROL, IR.-39, 79 BAHNSEN, IOHN. IR. BAHNSEN, MAURIE, SR.-12, 83 BAILEY, ALVIN ROY. IR.-39, 99 BAILEY, MICKEY, SO. BAKER, ROBERT, IR.-39, 78, 117, 126, 127, 133 BAKKE, SONIA, IR.-39 BALLARD, IAMES, IR.-39, 97, 98, 102 BALLARD, SANDRA, SO.-47, 79, 97 BARKER, GARY, SO.-47 BARNES, IAMES, SR.-6, 12, 30, 73 BARNES, KAY, IR.-39, 76, 79 BARNES, PATRICIA, SO.-47, 79, 96, 97, 98 BARNES, STEPHEN, SR.--9, 12, 32, 34, 73, 78, 79, 93, 107, 109, 126, 127, 133 BARNETT, MARION IAMES, SO.-117 BARNEY, RICHARD, SR.-12, 78, 107, 113, 117, 118, 125 BARRAUGH, MARILYN, IR.-39, 71, 79, 101 BASTIAN, IRVIN, SR.-12 BASTIAN, ORVEL, CUSTODIAN-67 BATCH, ROBERT, SR.-2, 12, 77, 78, 83, 84 BAUCUS, IOHN I., SCHOOL BOARD-54 BAUCUS, MAX, IR.-37, 39, 73, 78, 79, 107, 113 BAUM, DAVID, SO. BEAUMONT, BAMBY, SO.-47, 79 BEAVER, BARBARA, IR. BEAVER, TERRY, SR.-12, 71, 78, 119, 121, 124, 127 BECHAZ, KARYL, SO.-47 BELL, SANDRA, SO.-47, 79 BELVILLE, LEON, IR.-39, 77 BENTON, LARRY, SO.--47, 99 BENTZEN, PAUL, SO.-96, 97, 98 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY BRIGHT, BRINCK, TERRY, IR. DAVID, IR.-39, 76, 96 BRINCK, DIANE, SO.-47, 79 BROWN BONNIE, IR. BROWN CORDELIA, SR.-13, 75, 97, 98, 103 BROWN DOLORES, IR.-39, 81 BROWN DOUGLAS, SO.--47 BROWN, DOUGLAS, SR.-2, 13, 83, 84, 85 BROWN, PHYLLIS, JR.-39, 79 BROWN, BROWN RICHARD, SO.-47 SUSAN IR.-39, 98 BRUCE, 'RoBERT,' SO.-47 BRYANT, BOB, ALUM.-127, 130 BUCKLAND, MARGARET, SR.-13, 30, 73, 79, 101 BULLER, PETER, F A CULTY-60 BURGETT, KENNETH, SR.-80 BURGGRAFF, SUSAN, IR.-39, 79 BURGHER, GARY, IR.-39, 97, 98, 99 BURKART, DIANA, SR.-13, 78, 79, 96 BURRELL, BARBARA, SR.-13, 30, 73, 80, 98 BURRELL, GARY, IR.-39 BUTLER, BUTLER, ELIZABETH, IR.-39, 77, 81 TERRENCE, SO.-47 CALABOUGH, IERRY, SR.-13, 77 CALDER, WILLIAM, SO.-126 CALVIN, KAY, FACULTY-65 CANNON, CALVIN, SO.-47 CAPE, VERONICA, SO.-47, 96 CAPPIOUS, SAM, FACULTY-66 CARL, DOROTHY, IR. CARLSON, CARL DAVE, SR.-9, 13. 71, 72, 73, 83, 96, 104 CARLSON, CAROL IANE, SR.-13, 30, 73, 83, 96, 98 CARLSON, IEAN, SR.-13, 77, 79 CARLSON, ION, SR.-14, 30, 73, 78, 118, 127, 133 CARLSON, IULIANNE, SO.-47, 79, 96, 97 CARLSON, MARIANNE, SO.-47, 101 CARLSON, RUTH, SO.-48 CARPENTER, IOHN, SO.-48, 117, 125 CARPITA, HM, SO. CARROLL, STEPHEN, IR.-39, 75 CARSON, PETE, IR.-39, 117 INDEX CContir1uedD CARY, RICHARD, SR.--14, 102 CASEBOLT, MADALYNE, SR.-9, 14, 75, 82, 83 CASHMORE, LOUISE LYNN, SO.-48, 79 CASTLES, JUDIES, SO.-48, 72, 79, 98 CHAMPA, BRUCE, JR. CHAPMAN, MRS. DOROTHY, OFFICE CLERK-54 CHARLTON, LOIS, SO.-79 CHEVALIER, JACK, ALUM.-126 CHURCHWELL, KAY, SR.--14, 30, 73, 77 CLARK, DAVE, JR.-39, 79, 117, 126 CLARK, GLORIA, SR. CLARK, GORDON, SR.-14, 126 CLARK, JOHN, SR.-30, 76 CLARKE, KEITH, SO.-48, 79 CLARKE, SUE, SR.-9, 14, 30, 32, 33, 73, 79, 106 CLAUSEN, DARLEEN, SR.-14, 76, 77, 83, 84, 85 CLAUSEN, FRED, SO. CLEMENTS, ARTHUR, SR.-14, 30, 73, 76 CLEMENTS, SUSAN, SO.-48, 79 CLEMO, EDWARD, SO.-48 CLEVELAND, CLARK, IR.-39, 99 CLINTON, RONALD, SO. CLOUD, GERALDINE, JR.-40 CLOUD, JOHN, ALUM.-127 CLOUD, MICHAEL, JR.--78, 107, 110, 118, 126, 127, 132 CLUTE, MARY, FACULTY-64 COCKETT, KAREN, SO.-48 COE, JACK, SO.-48, 99, 126 COE, RICHARD, SR.-14, 72, 78, 107, 108 COHN, JACK, FACULTY-65, 107, 112, 114, 126, 127 COLE, IACK, IR.-40 COLEMAN, JIM, SO. COLLINS, MICHAEL, IR.-40, 73 COLLISHAW, JOHN HOWARD, SO.-48 COLVIN, DAVID, SO. COLVIN, ETHEL, SO.-48 COLVIN, MICHAEL, JR. COLVIN, SHARON, SR.-14, 75, 102 CONDON, GLRIA, IR.-40, 75, 76, 79, 83 CONDON, GLORIA, IR.-40, 75, 76, 79, 83 CONNER, JANET, SR.-15, 75, 78, 79 CONNOR, FRANK, CUSTODIAN-67 COOK, RONALD, JR.--98 COONEY, CAROL KAY, JR.-37, 40, 88, 96 COONEY, TED, ALUM.-127, 130 COOPER, CAROL, JR.-37, 40, 66, 79, 101 COOPER, MORLEY-6 COPELAND, GLENN E., CUSTODIAN-67 CORDREY, KAREN, SR.-15, 78, 79, 101 COTE, JAMES, JR. COTTRILL, JIM, ALUM.--127, 128, 130 COWGER, JERRY, SO.-48 COZZIE, JOSEPH, JR. CRABTREE, JOSEPH, JR.-40, 126 CRAMER, DONNA, IR.-40, 79 CRAWFORD, ALICE, SO. CRAWFORD, HARRY, SO.-71, 78, 107, 112, 126 CRONK, ROBERT, JR. CROSBY, ROBERTA, SR.-15, 30, 73, 79 CROSS, BAIRD, IR.-40, 99 CROSS, IOSEPH, JR.-40 CROWLEY, SARIANN, IR.-40, 79, 99 CUNNINGHAM, GAY, IR.-40, 78, 79, 96 CURTISS, EVA, SO. CUTLER, KAREN, JR.-40 CUTLER, ROBERT, SR.-15, 76, 83 DAHL, BONNIE, SO.-79 DAHL, CARL, SR.-15, 30, 78, 107, 111, 126 DAHL, JANET, SO.-48 DAHL, IUDITH, SR.-15 DALEY, JOE, SO.-99 DALLEY, MERILYN, JR.-40, 71, 73, 79, 98, 99 DANDRO, DOLORES, SO.-48, 79 DANDRO, DOUGLAS, SR.-15, 96 DANZER, BYRON, JR.-99 DARRAH, HARRY, SO. DAVIDICH, SARA, JR,-40, 79 D'AVIS, DOUG, JR.--40 DAVIDSON, BRUCE, SO.-48 DAVISON, MYRNA, IR.-40, 96 DAWSON, VERLON, SO.-48 DAY, GEORGE, SO.-48, 96, 125 DEBAR, ROBERT, SO.-48, 99 DEBREE, KENNETH, SO.-48 DECOUTEAU, MARGARET, SR.-78 DEGOOYER, MARJORIE, SO.--48, 71, 79, 96 DEROSIER, BRUCE, JR.-40 DICKERT, RICHARD, SR.-15 DICKEY, DEIRDRE, SO.-48 DICKGRABER, DONNA, SR.-15, 30, 32, 36 DICKMAN, ROBERT, SO.-48, 99 DIDRIKSEN, DAVE, SO.-45, 48. 52, 96, 119, 121, 124 DIETRICH, CAROL, SR.-15, 77, 79 DIGHTMAN, MARJORIE, JR.-76, 83, 96, 97 DOERING, CHARLES, SO.-48 DOERING, GORDON, SCHOOL BOARD, 54 DONOVAN, COLLEEN, SO.-48, 79, 96, 97 DOUGHERTY, ALFRED, JR.--37, 40, 83 DRINGLE, CHARLES, SO.-48 DUKE, HAZEL, SO-48, 79 DUNCAN, RAVEN, SOA-48 DUNLOP, E. A., FACULTY-57 DUPUIS, GARY, SO.-48 DUTHIE, BETTY, JR.-79, 99 DYE, JOSEPHINE, SR.-9, 16, 30, 33, 73, 76, 138 EASBEY, JEFF, SO.-48, 96, 97 EDDEN, WILLIAM DALE, JR. EGGE, WILMA, JR.-40, 72, 77, 98 EMINET1-I, MARTHA, JR.-40 ERICKSON, LEIF, SO.-48 EVANS, JOAN, SR.-16, 70, 71, 72, 77, 78, 79 EVERIN, MARY, SO.-48, 72, 79 FABIAN, CARLEE, JR.-40, 79, 101 FARMER, DICK, SO.-48 FARMER, JUDITH, SR.-16, 71, 72, 73, 79 FARMER, MICHAEL, SO.-48 FARNAM, FRED, JR. FARRIS, CAROL, SO.-45, 48, 79, 92, 93, 96, 97 FAUL, LYDIA, SO.-48, 79 FERRIS, DOUGLAS, SO.-48, 117, 125 FINLEY, SHARON MARET, SO,-48, 79 FINSTAD, DONNA, JR.-40, 77 FISHER, ALICE, CAFETERIA, 67 FITZPATRICK, JUDY, SO. FLANAGAN, BARBARA, SO.-48, 79 FLATOW, GARY, SO.-48, 107, 113, 117, 118 FLATOW, HENRY, JR.-40, 71, 78, 107, 113, 117, 118, 119, 122, 126, 127 FLEISNER, ROSE, SR.-16, 68, 76, 78, 79, 83, 84, 85 FLEMING, THOMAS, JR.-40, 117 FLEURY, ETHEL, SO.-49, 79 FLYNN, LOUANNA, IR.-40, 96, 104 FOLKVORD, SHERRON, JR.-40 FOLSOM, DAVID, JR. FORDE, JOYCE, SR.-16, 77 FORSELL, SIGNE, JR.--40, 96 FOSTER, WAYNE, JR.-40, 118 FOURNIER, ROBERT, SO.--49 FOURNIER, TIM, SO.-49 FOWLER, FRED, CUSTODIAN, 67 FOX, THERESA, SO.-49, 79, 101 FREDRICK, CLINTON, IR. FREDRIKSON, ABBIE, SO.-49, 79, 98 FRESEMAN, DELORES, SR.-16, 36, 78, 79, 103, 106 FRITZ, CAROL, SO.-49, 79 FULLER, DAVID, JR.-40, 71, 73, 78, 113, 117, 118, 125, 127 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE GAILUSHAS, PATRICIA, SR.--77, 79 GAINES, IACK, IR.-40, 77, 96 GARDEN, LESTER, IR. GAVAGHAN, GENEVIEVE, SO.-77, 79 GIBSON, DICK, SR.--16 GIESE, DOROTHY, FACULTY--61 GILBERT, DOUGLAS, SO.-99, 117 GILBERTSON, BEVERLY, SR.-16, 102 GILLELAND, ESSIE, SO.-49 GILLESPIE, IOHN. IR.-117, 125 GLASBY, GARY, SR.-9, 16, 34, 78, 107, 109, 126, 127, 131 GLOVER, IERILYN, SR.-16, 77, 79 GLOVER, KAY, IR.-36, 79, 96, 97, 137 GOOCH, CHARLES, SO.-49 GOODALE, SHARON, IR.-40, 79 GOODHART, MRS. ROBERTA, FACULTY, 37, 64 GORSICH, IOHN, SO. GRADY, EDWkRD, SCHOOL BOARD, 54 GRANDY, IONATHAN, SR.-17, 78, 107, 110, 127 GRANLUND, BARRY, SR.-17, 76, 80, 88 GRANT, ROBERT, IR. GRANTIER, MITZIE, IR.-88, 102 GREAVES, DAVID, SR.-17, 78, 102, 123, 127 GREEN, PHILIP, SR.-30 GREENE, AMSEL, FACULTY-5, 59, 138 GREENUP, GARY, SR. GREGER, IUERGEN, SO.-49 GREWELL, MARY LYNN, SO.-49 GREWELL, MYRNA, SO.-49 GRIEVE, DANIEL, SO.--49, 99 GRIMES, SHARON, IR.-40, 96, 97 GROSFIELD, PAUL, IR. GROSHONG, CHUCK, SO.-49 GRUBBS, LINDA, SO.-49 GUERIN, IOSEPH, SO. GUNDERSON, IOANNE, SR.-17, 30, 73, 77 GUNLOCK, DAN, IR.-40 GUNLOCK, DOROTHY, SO.--49 GUNSTONE, WILLIAM, SR.-17 HAGLE, IEANNIE, IR.-79 HAINES, LYNN, SR.-17, 30, 73, 118 HAKES, IOAN, SO.-49, 79 HALEY, IUDITH, SO.-49, 79, 81 HALL, MORREEN, IR.-40, 76, 77, 83 HALL, RICHARD, SR. HAMER, MARGIE, SO.-49, 79 HAMLIN, MARY, SO.-49, 79 HANNICK, LEN, SO.-49 HANSEN, GEORGIA, IR.-40, 96 HANSEN, KAY, SR.-17, 30, 31, 73, 76, 78, 79, 97 HANSEN, NORVEL, FACULTY-65, 78, 107, 113, 114, 125, 127, 136 HANSON, DEANNA, SR.-17, 30, 32, 74, 76, 77, 83 HANSON, DON, IR.-40, 99 HANSON, IAMES, IR.-40 HARDIE, MAURICE, SO.-49 HARDIE, WILLIAM, SR.-17, 96 HARRIS, PHILLIP, IR. HARRIS, ROBERT, SO.-49 HARRISON, NINA, SO.-49, 79 HARSCHFELD, IEANINE, SR.-17, 76, 77, 79, 82, 83, 84, 85 HART, IANICE, IR.-40, 73, 79, 92, 93 HARTZOG, MRS. EDITH, FACULTY-9, 61 HARVEY, HAROLD, FACULTY, 62, 99 HASE, GEORGE, I.-40 HAYES, VIVIAN, SR.-18, 30, 78, 79 HAYMAN, ROBERT, SR.-18 HEARD, CORA LEE, SR.-18, 78, 79, 96, 97 HEATH, LINDA, SR.-18 HEBERT, MRS. PATRICIA, FACULTY-63, 77 HELLER, LARRY, SO.-49 HENDRICKSON, CLAIRE, SR.-9, 18, 30, 72, 73, 75, 78, 79 HENDRICKSON, MERLE, SO.-49, 78 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-TVVO INDEX CCOn'1ir1uOOI1 HENRY, RALPH, FACULTY-9, 58 HERRIN, TOM, SO.-49 HIATT, DELSEY, SO.-49, 79, 96, 97 HICKS, CAROLE, SO.-46, 79 I-IICKS, DONNA, SO.-46, 79 HICKS, GENEVA, SR.-18, 30, 73, 76 HICKS, GEORGIANNE, SR.-18, 77 HICKS, KATHRYN, SR.-I8, 30, 73, 78, 79 HILDENSTAB, DOLORES, SO.-18, 49, 98 HILDENSTAB, PATRICIA, SR.-18 HILL, BILLIE IEAN, OFFICE SECRETARY, 67 HOFFMAN, HAROLD EUGENE, IR.-41, 127 IIOFFMANN, ROBERT, IR.--41, 71, 72, 78, 83, 12 12 127129 118, 119, 0, 4, , , 132 HOFLAND, DIANE, SR.-18, 79 HOFLAND, DONALD, SR.-19 HOLLAND, BARBARA, SR.-9, 19, 79, 99, 106 HOLLAND, CHARLENE, IR.-37, 41, 75, 76, 101 HOLLOW, ROBERT, SO.-49, 79 HOLMES, WILLIAM, sa.-19 HOLSHUE, BEVERLY, 111.-37, 41, 73, 79, 101 HOM. JOYCE, 1121.-41. 79 HONKA, BETTY, JR. HOOD, JAMES MYRON, IR.-41, 75, 75, vs, 96, 97, 98, 107, 112 HOPKINS, HOPKINS, HOPKINS, HOPKINS, HORNER, HOWARD, CONNIE, SO.--49 GERALD, IR.-6, 75, 99, 104 IAMES, IR.-41, 75, 99, 104 IANINE, SO.-49, 79 SHARON, SO.-49, 79 IUDITH, SR.-9, 19, 30, 31, 32 HOWARD, WILLIAM BRECK, SR.--9, 19, 30, 72 73, 77, 78, 107, 108, 113, 116, 127, 131 HOYT, SHARLEEN, IR.-96 HUBBARD, ELOYSE, IR.-41, 79 HUBERT, MARLENE, SR.-78, 79, 102 HUDSON, MARILYN, IR.-41, 71, 79, 96 HULL, IEFF, IR.-41, 102 HUMPHREY, EVELYN, SO. HUMPHREYS, CARLEEN, IR.-41 HUNTER, ROBERT, SR.-19, 75, 80, 102, 103, 12 HUNTER, WILLIAM, IR.-41, 75, 76, 83, 97 HURNI, DON, SO. HURNI, IERRY, IR. HYSELL, CLIFF, SO.-49, 117, 119, 121, 124 ILVEDSON, IOSEPHINE, SO.-79, 99 ILVEDSON, REIDAR, SR.-19, 126 IACKSON, IERRY, IR.-411, 72 IAMES, RODNEY, SO.-49 IANES, VIRGIL K., CLERK-54 IENNINGS, LOWELL, SR.-19 IEREMIASAN, TERRY, IR.-41, 96 IOE, VALERIE, IR.-41, 76, 83, 84, 85, 96 IOHNS, LARRY, SO.-49 IOHNSON , ALLEN, SR.-19, 83 IOHNSON, BERT, FACULTY-62 IOHNSON, BYRON, SR.-19 IOHNSON IOHNSON 1 IOHNSON, IOHNSON, , GARY, IR.-41, 78, 107, 111, 119, 120 27 IOHNSON 124, I IOHNSON, IOHNSON, IOHNSON, IOHNSON. IOHNSON, IOHNSON, IOHNSON JOHNSONZ C. P., ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL-55 CHARLOTTE, SR.-20, 71, 78, 79 DANIEL, SO.-49, 96, 97, 117, 126 ELI, CUSTODIAN-67 IOE, IR.-41 KAREN, SR.-2, 20, 30, 79, 84, 85 LAURA, IR.-49, 79 MILTON GIFFORD, SO.-49 RICHARD, SO.-50, 125 RONALD, SR.-20, 75, 78, 102 SHEILA, SO.-50, 79 TIM, IR. IOHNSTON, IO ANN, IR.-41, 75, 79 IONES, CAROL, SR.-2, 20, 30, 73, 76, 79, 83, 84, 85, 148 INDEX CCon1i1'1ued1 IONES, ROGER, SO.-50 IONESCHILD, EDWARD, SR.-20, 30, 34, 73, 76. 79, 80, 83, 84, 85, 118 ' IORGENSON, HENRY, SR.-76, 80, 88 IORSTAD, STANLEY, IR.--41, 99 IOSE, IERRY, SO. IOYCE, MYRA, IR.-41 KAIN, KARLEEN, SR.-'20, 76, 83, 84 KANE, LARRY, SR.-20, 118 KELLER, KEITH, IR.-41, 117 KELLY, RICHARD, SR.-20, 78, 107, 109, 127, 132 KELLY, VERA, SO.-50, 79 KENNAUGH, ARLEEN, IR.-41, 76, 83 KENNEY, THOMAS, SO.-45, 50, 71, 99, 117 KIECKBUSCH, MIKE, SO.-50 KIEFFER, ORPHA, IR.-41 KIND, A. A., SCHOOL BOARD-54 KING, IACOUELYN, IR.--37, 41. 71, 96. 98 KIPP, MYRNA, SO. KIRKPATRICK, PAY, FACULTY-2, 58, 82, 83, 84 KLIEGER, DOUGLAS, SO.-50 KOEHLER, KAREN, SO.--50, 79, KORIZEK, WILLIAM, FACULTY- KORTING, MARSHA, SO.-50 KOVAL, ROSEMARIE, IR.-41, 75 KRAMER, HELEN, SO.-50, 79 KRIEGER, EILEEN, SR.-19 KRUSE, KARYL, IR.-41, 71, 79 KUCHENBROD, ROBERT, SR.-19 KUNTZ, BARBARA, SO.-50, 199 KVIDT, SANDRA, SO.--50, 79 99 57 LAIBLE, DUANE, SR.-9, 10, 21, 30, 31, 32. 34, 36, 70, 71, 72, 73, 92, 118 LAITY. IANLYN, SR.-21, 98, 99 LAMPING, SHARON, SR.-21, 48, 79 LAMPING, THOMAS, SO.-50 LARRISON, MRS. HOYT, SCHOOL BOARD-54 LARISON, LARRY, IR.-41 LAROCK, LAWRENCE, SO.-50 LARSON, GARY, SO.-50, 99, 117, 125 LARSON, LOREN, SR.-21, 78, 107, 112, 118, 127, 131 LARSON, STANLEY, SR.-21 LAWRENCE, SHARON, SR.--21 LAZARUS, NORMAN, FACULTY-66 LEA, WAYNE, SR.-21, 30 LECOMPTE, MEMOREE, SO. LENHART, ROBERTA, SO.-50, 79 LEPAGE, ROGER, SO.-50 LE ROUX, RUTH, SR.-21. 76, 77, 79, 82, 83, 84, 85 LIEBSCH, THOMAS, IR.-41, 125, 127 LIEDLE, DIANE, SR.-9, 10, 21, 70, 71, 73, 76, 79, 83, 90, 92, 93 LINDSEY, RAYMOND, SO.-50, 99 LINEBARGER, CLAYTON, IR.-37, 41, 78, 107, 110, 116, 118, 119, 120, 124, 127, 132 LINDSTROM, DR. E. I-I.-88 LIPPERT, CHARLES, ALUM.-132 LIPPERT, SHARON, SR.-21, 77 LOBLE, LESTER, IR.-41, 75 LOGAN, NOREETA, SR.--22, 78, 79, 99 LONG, WILLIAM, SR. LOSEY, IUDITH, SO. LOSEY, RICHARD, IR. LOUGHRIDGE, IEANETTE, IR.-41, 79, 99 LYNCH, IACK, SO. MACK, BRIAN, SR.-22 MAC PI-IERSON, ELTON, SO.-50, 117 MALBEN, GEORGE, SR.-22 MALERBI, IERRY, IR.-41 MALIN, GEORGE-117, 118 MANN, ROBERT, SR.-9, 22, 34, 93, 97, 126, 127 MANSON, DWAYNE-127, 129, 131 MANSON, MARLENE, SO.-50, 79 MARIERRISON, MARY, FACULTY-61 MARKIN. ARLEEN, IR.-41, 79 MARKIN, E. GEORGE, FACULTY-60 MARKIN, PATRICK, SR.-22, 30, 76, 80, 88, 138 MARLOW, IOHN, IR.-41, 117, 119, 122, 127 MARSHALL, CHARLES, IR,-37, 41, 72, 117, 118, 127 MARSHALL, DORIS, FACULTY-62, 75 MARTELLO, KENNETH, SR.-22, 77, 104 MARTELLO, ROBERT, SR.-22 MARTIN, IACK-22 MATHEWS, IUDITH, SO.-50 MATULYS, MRS. SHEILA, FACULTY, 60 MAYER, FREDERICK, SR.-22 MAYER, LAWRENCE, FACULTY-63 MC CABE, IAMES, SR. MC CARTHY, MRS, SERENA, FACULTY7-37, 58 MC CLUSKEY, IOHN, SO.-50 MC COSKERY, LINDA, IR.-41, 79, 101 MC CRACKEN, IOAN, FACULTY-65 MC CULLOUGH, ROBERT, SR.-9, 22, 30, 34, 36, 76, 78, 83, 107, 108, 114, 116, 119, 121, 127, 131 CULLOUGH, RICKEY, IR. DERMID, DON, SO.--50 MC DONALD, IAMES, SO.--50 MC KINNEY, RUTH, SO.-50, 79, 99 MC KNIGHT, EDWARD, IR. MC MC MC MC KNIGHT, RONALD, IR.-41, 77 MILLAN, GARY, IR.-117 MEADE, SANDRA, SO.-50, 79 MEGARD, KATHRYN, FACULTY-59 MELOY, PETER, SO.-50, 117, 125 MERGENTHALER, DONNA, IR.-41, 77, 79, 83 MERGENTHALER, LOIS, SO.-50, 77, 79 MERRITT, IUDY, SR.-23, 83 MERSHON, IAMES, SR.-23, 99 MICHAELSON, LARRY, SR.--9 MICKELSON, OUENTIN. SO.-50, 99, 126 MIDDLEMAS, DAVE, SO.-50, 96 MIDDLEMAS, DORIS, SO.-50 MIHELISH, GARY, SO.-50, 117, 125 MILES, MICHAEL, SR.-23, 29, 30, 75, 77 MILLER, CAROL, SR.--23, 78, 79 MILLER, DAVID, IR.--41, 78, 99, 107, III, 119, 122, 127 MILLER, MARGARET, SO.-50 MILOT, ELIZABETH, SR.--75, 77, 79, 102 MILOT, HUBERT, SO.-50, 99 MISCHEL, DONALD, IR.-41 MISKOVICH, GEORGE, SO.-50, 96 MOCK, GLENDA, IR.-42, 79, 83 MOE, EUGENE, SR.-9, 30, 72, 107, 108 MOE, MILDRED, SR.-23, 79 MOORE, IAMES, IR. MOORE, ROY, SR.-23 MORRIS, DAVID, IR.-42, 99 MORRIS, SHARON, SR.-23, 36, 78, 101 MORRIS, SUZANNE, SR.-23, 30, 73, 78, 79 MORRISON, FRANCES, SR.-23, 76, 77, 79, 82, 83, 84, 85, 96 MORRISON, LESLIE, IR.-42, 79 MORSE, WILLAMETTE, FACULTY-64 MORTIEAU, CHARLES, SR.-24, 80 MOUGEOT, SHIRLEY, IR.-42 MUES, MARY GAIL, SR.-24, 75, 78, 79 MULLINS, WILLIAM, IR.-47, 77 MUNDT, IERRY, SO.-50 MUNDT, WILLIAM, SO.--50, 117 MUNGER, RICHARD, SR.-2, 24, 76, 78, 83, 84, 85, 107, 109, 116 MUNSON, STANLEY, SR.--24 MURPHY, TED, SR.-24, 76, 126 MURRAY, CAROL, IR. MURRAY, SUE, SO. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE INDEX CContinued1 NACHTSHEIM, MARTHA, IR.-42, 71, 79, 96 117 NEELY, GERRY, SO.-50. NEIL, FRANCES, SR.-24 NEILL, KEN, ALUM.-129, 130 NELSON, BETTY, SR.-24, 80, 81, 83 NELSON, BONNIE, IR.-42, 79, 101 NELSON, CONSTANCE, SO.-50, 96 NELSON, ERIC, SO.-50 NELSON, KITTY, SO.-51, 96 NELSON, STEVEN, SR.--30, 118 NICHWANDER, DONALD, SR.-9, 24, 77 NICHWANDER, MARGARET, IR.-42, 77 NINOW, IACOUELINE, SO. NITZ, DONALD, FACULTY--62, 198 NOEL, DENNIS, SO. NOLAND, LORRAINE, SO.-79 NOLAND, RANDALL, SO.-51, 117, 125 NORBECK, MARTIN PETER, SO.-51 NORLING, CONN, SO.-45, 51, 71, 73 NORLING, VERNA, SR.-9, 24, 32, 33, 79 NORMANN, LINDA, IR.-42, 72, 97, 98 NORTON, BRUCE, SR.-24, 96 NORWOOD, CHARLOTTE. IR.--79 NOVA K, FLORENCE, I R.-81 NYLAND, EUGENE, SO.-51 O'CONNELL, RICHARD, IR.-42, 83 OGLE, DENNIS, SO.-51 OGREN, C. M., PRINCIPAL-55 OLESON, DELBERT, IR.-42 OLSEN, CLARENCE DEAN, IR. OLSON, RALPH, IR.-42, 96, 97, 98 OLSON, ROBERT, IR.-42, 78, 127, 133 OLSON, SHERRILL, SO.--51, 79 OLSON, TED, SO. OLSON TERRY, IR.-42 O'NEAL, LARRY, SCHOOL BOARD-54 ORMITSON, LYNNE, SO.-51, 79 ORTLOFF, ERIC, SO. OSBORNE, MAXINE, SR.-25, 77 OTTMANN, MARY, SR.-25, 78, 79, 83 OTTMANN, ROBERT, SR.-25, 80 PALMQUIST. IOHN, IR.-42, 79 PALMOUIST, TONI, SO.-51, 79 PASCHE, DOUGLAS, SO.-51, 126 PATE, MAX, IR.--42 PATRICK, BILL, SO.-51 PATTERSON, THOMAS B., SCHOOL BOARD-54 PAVLINICK, BARBARA, IR.-42, 96 PEEK, GUY. IR.--42, 72, 76, 83, 85 PEEK, TATE, FACULTY-61 PEEL, WALLACE, IR.-42, 99 PENGRA, IIM, SO. PERRY, ANN, SO.-51, 72, 98 PETROSKY, CHARLES, IR.-42 PEURA, BONNIE, IR.-42, 79, 96, 98, 101 PHILIPS, ARDEY, IR.-42, 96, 97, 98 PHILLIPS, CUSTODIAN-67 PIERSON, ROSALEE, IR.-42, 96 PILGERAM, SHARON. SR.-25 PINKERTON, LARRY, SO.-51 PINKERTON, KIPPER, SR. POE, HOWARD, SO.-51 POLICH, KAREN, SO.-51, 79 POSORSKE, RAYMOND, SO.-51, 79 POWERS, GEORGE, IR.-42, 72, 117, 126 PRENDERGAST, IOHN, SR.-25, 78, 102 PRICE, WILLIAM, IR.-126 PROUL, RONALD, SO.-51 OUIGLEY, PETER, IR. RADWAY, GARY, SO.-51 RAGEN, MARY, SO.-51, 79 RAMEY, KATHLEEN, FACULTY-58 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR RANGER, IEFF, SR. RANGER, PATRICIA, IR.-25, 42, 101 RANKIN, IUDY, IR.-42, 81 RATE, THOMAS, SO.--51, 99, 117, 126 REBER, ROBERTA, IR.-79 REDPATH, ROBERT, SR.-9, 25, 32, 34, 71, 78, 93, 107, 109, 119, 120, 127 REEVE, JUDY, IR. REKSTAD, GORDON. SR.-25 RETZ, DEAN, SO.-51, 117, 125 RETZ, IAY ALUM.-127, 129 REYNOLDS, SUSAN, SO.-51, 79, 98 RHINEHART, NANCY, SO. RICHARDS, IERRY, IR.-42 RICHARDSON, CALVIN, SO. RICHARDSON, ELIZABETH, IR.-42 RICHESON, IAMES, SR.-6, 9, 25, 34, 70, 71, 72. 73, 78, 83, 92, 96, 97, 98, 107, 110, 126, 127 RICHTER, TOM, SO. RICKMAN, RICHIE, SO.--51, 126 RIDDOCK, EULA, SO.-51, 77, 79 RILEY, NORMA IO, SR.-25, 80, 81, 83 RIEGAL, AL, SCHOOL BOARD-54 ROBB, ROSE, IR. ROBERTS, ROSELYN, SO.-51 ROBERTSON, RICHARD, SO.-51 ROBERTSON, WILLIAM, SR.-26, 36, 78, 79, 107, 110 117, 125, 127 ROBINSON, LOIS, SO.-51 ROBINSON, FRED, FACULTY-63, 72, 136, 138 ROBINSON, CUSTODIAN-67 ROE, MARGOT, SR.-26, 30, 73, 76, 79, 83, 84, 85 ROGERS, IEANNETTE, IR.-42, 96 ROGERS. IERRY, IR.-119, 122 ROGERS, WILL, SR.-26 ROMASKO, YVONNE, IR.-42 ROSSITER, DAVID, IR.-76, 83, 85, 117 ROSSITER, WILLIAM, SCHOOL BOARD-54 RUDE, DOROTHY, SR.--26, 102 RUDIO. IACK, SR.-10, 26, 30, 77, 78, 107, 108 RUSSEL, GILES, FACULTY-56 RUST, BARBARA, SO.-51, 79 RYCKMAN, ROBERT, SO.-51 SAFFORD, IOHN, SR.-26 SAFFORD, RONALD, SO. SANDERS, DENNIS, IR. SANDRU, MARY ANN, IR.-42, 96, 102 SANGRAY, SHARON, SR.--9, 26, 78, 79, 101 SASEK, PATRICIA, SR.-26, 30, 68, 77, 78, 79 SCHA'I'Z, RONALD, SO.-51 SCHEET, GERALD, SR.-26, 77 SCHIMPF. SCHMIDT SCHMIDT 1 1 PHYLLIS, SO.-45, 51 MRS. ALICE, FACULTY-60. 73 IUDITH, SR.-51 SCHMIDT, MARION, SR.-26 SCHMIDT, RUBY SO.-51, 79 SCHMITZ MARLENE SO. SCHOENBORN, TED,'IR.--42, 75, 98, 99 SCHWIND, LARRY, so.-99 SCOW, IOAN, IR.-42, 79 SCRENAR, CHRISTY, SO.-51, 79 SCRENAR, TERRY ALUM.--127, 128, 130 SEBENS, PAUL, IR.-96, 97 SECREST, CHARLES, IR.-42 SEELY, STEVE, SR.-27, 72, 83 SELG, LAVONNE, IR.-42, 96, 97 SEWELL, CHARLES, IR.-42, 78, 99 SEWELL, ROBERT, SR.-9, 27, 127 SHEPHERD, CARL, IR.-42 SHERAN, ANNETTE, SR.--27, 81 SHERMAN, JUDY, IR,-42 SHIVELY, C. C., STUDENT ADVISOR-6, 52, 56 SHOBERG, CARL, SO.-46 SHOPE, RICHARD, SR.-19, 27, 36 SIEGER, MRS. CLAUDIA, OFFICE CLERK-54 SIEWERT, ELAINE, SO.-51, 79, 96 INDEX CContinuec:D SIGETY, MARILYN, SO.-42, 79 SIMMONS, GLEN, SO.-51, 99 SINERIUS, ADELINE, IR.-43, 77 SKOR, LLOYD, FACULTY--65, 78, 119, 123, 127 SMALL, CORDELIA, SR.-27, 76, 79, 83, 102 SMITH, DONALD, IR.-43, 78, 117, 126 SMITH, DOROTHY, IR. SMITH, LAURA, SO.-51 SMITH, LUCINDA, SO.-51 SMITH, MICHAEL, IR.-43 SMITH, MONA, IR.--43, 81 SMITH, MYRNA, IR.-43, 81 SMITH, SANDRA, IR.-43, 76, 79, 83 TUCK, ARLENE, IR.-43, 75 TUCKER, EARL, SO.-99 TUCKER, MICHAEL, IR.-43, 83 TWEEDY, DAVID, IR.-43, 117 UHLENKOTT, SHARON, SR.-28, 30, 73, 78, 79, 101 URSICH, FRANK, IR.-43, 78, 107, 111, 118, 119, 121, 127, 128, 129, 131 VINCENT, BONNIE, IR. VIROSTKO, ANTHONY, FACULTY-57 SOUTH, MICHAEL, IR.-43, 79 SPALDING, CI-IARLEEN, SR.-27 SPARING, BARBARA, IR.-104, 79 SPAULDING, IACQUE, SO.-51, 79, 99 SPURLOCK, CONNIE, SO.-45, 51, 79. 96, 97, 98 SPURZEM, WILLIAM, SR.-27, 78, 107, 112 SQUIRES, WILBER. SO. STAFFORD, RICHARD, FACULTY-59 STAGG. SUSAN, SO.-51 STANGHILL, SANDRA, SO.-52, 72, 79 STANIGER, WILLIAM, IR.-43 STEELE, FRED, SO.-52, 117, 125 STENI-IIEM, ALLEN, SR.-27 STENI-IIEM, IUDITI-I, SO.-52, 71, 79 STEPHENS, MRS. EMILY, SCHOOL BOARD,-54 STEPHENS, IACK. FACULTY-75 STEPHENSON, FRANK, SR,--9, 27 STERNBERG, MYRNA, SO.--52, 79, 98 STEVENS, IERRY, IR.-43 STEVENS, LARRY, IR.-43 STEWART, SAMUEL, SR.-27, 30, 79, 99 STICKNEY, RUTH, IR.-43, 79, 106 STOCK. FRANK, SR.-28, 80 STONEBERG, BONNIE, SO.-52, 79, 96 STONEBERG, TED, SR.-9, 28, 30, 32, 52, 73, 93, 99 STORLIE, CLIFFORD, IR.--43 STRICKLAND, ROBERT, SO.-52, 99 STRONG, BILL, SO.-52 STROUP, DELORES, SR.-28, 77 STUMP, PAT, SO.-52 STURN, VIRGINIA, SO.-52, 79 SULLIVAN, PATRICIA, SO.-52 SUMMERS, SHIRLEY, IR.-43 SURMAN, TOM, IR. SUSAG, MARY, SO.--52, 77, 81 SWAIN, MELVIN, R, CUSTODIAN-67 SWAN, VALLY, FACULTY-6, 114, 117 SWANSON, KAREN, SO.-52 SWANSON, MARLYN, IR.-43, 79 SWARTZ, IOY, SR.--28, 78, 79 SWOR, CAROL, IR.-43 SWOR, JANET, SO.-52, 77, 81 SYNNESS, FRED, SO. TANGEN, IEAN, SO.-52, 79, 98, 99 TEMPLIN, GARY, ALUM.-127 THOMAS, CHARLES, SR.-9, 28, 34, 73, 78, 93, 118, VULK, ELLA MAE, IR.-43, 81, 102 WADDELL, SHARON, IR.-43, 104 WALKER, GERALD, SO.-96 WALKER, PENNY, IR.-43 WALLACE, VERNON, SO.-98 WALTER, CAROL, SO.-79, 96, 97 WAND, ROBERT, FACULTY-2, 63, 73, 84 WARDLOW, TINA, SO. WARNER, HARLEY, IR. WARNKE, IOAN, SO. WARREN, EDWARD, SO. WARREN, RICHIE, SO.-52 WARREN, THOMAS, SO. WARREN WILLIAM SR. WEBER, IUDY, IR.-43, 76, 79, 81, 83, 84, 85 WEIKERT, DON, SR.-28, 77 WEISS, IEAN, IR.-43 WELCH, MARTIN, SR.-9, 28, 78, 127, 132 WELLS, MRS. FRANCES, LIBRARIAN-64, 80 WELSH, BARBARA, SR.-29, 96 WENGER, CRAIG, IR.--43 WERTH, ELAINE, SO.-52, 77 WERTZ, WILLIAM, SO.-52, 96, 117, 125 WHEATON, STEVEN, IR.-43 WHEELER, IOHN, SR.-29, 71, 78, 107, 112 WHEELER, WILLIAM, IR.--77, 103 WHEELING, KAREN, SR.-29, 30, 79, 96, 97 WHELAN, ARAH, IR. WHITE, MYRNA, IR.-43, 79 WHITING, WILMA, SR.-29, 96 WHITNEY, GARY, SO.-52, 79 WIDDISON, IEAN, SR.-29, 79, 99 WIEDERHOLD, SHARON, IR.--43, 81, 102 WIEGAND, IODY, SO.-52, 79 WIEGAND, MRS. IOANN, FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT-67 WIHLBORG, GERALDINE, IR.-43, 72, 79, 101 WILLETT, LAURA, IR.-43, 79, 106 WILLIAMS , IAMES, SO.-52, 79, 126 WILLIAMS IUDITH, IR.-43, 53, 76, 79 WILLIAMS, IUDITH, SO.-52, 79 WILLIAMS, MRS. LOUISE, FACULTY-19 WILLIAMS, MINETTE, SR.-29, 81 WILLIAMS, WILMA, SO.-52, 96 WILLS, IAMES, IR.-6, 43, 77 WILSON, ALICE, SO.--52, 77, 96 WILSON, IOHN, SR.-29 WILSON, MICHAEL, IR.-43, 76, 83, 85, 102 127 THOMPSON, BARBARA, SO.-52, 79 THOMPSON, DIANE, SO.-52, 72, 79 THOMPSON, DON, SO.-52 THOMPSON, KAY, IR.-43, 79, 96, 97, 98 THOMPSON, ROBERTA, SR.--28, 75, 79, 99 THOMPSON, SUSAN, IR.-37, 79, 101 THURSTON, IEANNE, IR.-43, 102 TICHENOR, KAREN, SO.-45, 52, 79, 92, 93 TOLL, GARY. IR,-117, 119, 122 TOMPKINS, SHARON, SO.-52, 71, 79 TOUMI, REGINALD, SR.-28 TRACY, LYNDA, IR.-43, 79, 96, 97 TROTCHIE, CLARA, SO. WITHAM, CHARLES, SO. WOLFE, KARYN, SO.-52 WOLFE, VIRGINIA, IR.-43, 77, 79 WOLSTEIN, EDWARD, IR.-43, 96 WOOD, RUTH, SR.-29, 78, 79 WOODS, DEANNA, SO.-52 YOUNG, FAITH, SO. 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