Absarokee High School - Huskie Yearbook (Absarokee, MT)

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Senior Prophecy sent were draw1ng h1gh pay as Hllda and Mat1lda the dancmg g1rls and Fredd1e the laughmg boy Carole also told us the c1rcus was playmg at Madxson Square Garden that after noon and that she would g1ve as some t1ckets Matllda the danc1ng glrls and Fredd1e the laughmg boy Carole also told us the c1rcus was playmg at Mad1son Square Garden that afternoon and that she would g1VC us some t1ckets As we walked up to the tlcket stand who should we see but Pete Stokke the barber 1ntroduc1ng two bubble dan cers, one be1ng the world's famous bubble dancer Darlene Frye, known as Bubbles Who should be lookmg on w1th the greatest amazement but Mary Lehner and Kenneth Lahn who have been 1n New York attend1ng the Na t1onal Bankers' lnst1tute As we took our seats we over heard a b1t of conversat1on of how Hazel We1kel, the world's famous veter1nar1an, cured Jumbo, Jerry ache We enjoyed the afternoon show very much and were very surpr1sed to see some of our old fr1ends hold mg such promment pos1t1ons as May or Carolyn Vug of New York C1ty who 1ntroduc ed some of the acts of the afternoon Well, we dec1ded to end our stay 1n New York by hav1ng d1nner at the Royal Palace N1ght Club owned by B111 Hart Wh1le tourmg h1s estab l1shment who should we f1nd but Jerry RObb1nS a head chef, and Bern1ce Schraub a head of the d1ShWaSh1Hg department After a de11c1ous d1nner served by Gene Durrmg head wa1ter we were entertalned by Fae Rathbun, the famous voca11st, and Helen Wmge, a famous mov1e star The even1ng was well spent The next mormng, wh1le board mg our plane for Absarokee, we found we were m good hands w1th Jean Cook p1lot1ng the plane We returned home w1th the thought that the class of 1954 has had a. suc cessful ten years S 8- W IMPLEMENT Your lntematuonal Harvester Dealer Phone 222 Columbus Montana COLUMBUS HOME BAKERY Home Made Bread and Rolls You ve med the rest Now try the best Columbus Montana Phone 122 W ELEANOR S BEAUTY SHOP Speczalty VeBome Permanent Non tonlc Not a cold wave Red Lodge Montana Phone l9OW HUGH DRAIN 8. SON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Hugh Dram Leo Dram Automotive Repair Form Implements Phone I78 W Columbus Montana LOHMAIER DRUG Prescrlptlons Columbus Montana Phone 36 LIBERTY CAF E Columbus Montana We can t please everyone but we can try Congratulatzons Semors BEN FRANKLIN A Self Service Variety Store Columbus Montana BLOOM 8- COMPANY Red Lodge Montana Dry Goods Groceries Shoes Phone 188 u - cc J - . . . U . . , U I 1 ' . . I I . . - I Kenney's favorite elephant, of a tooth- . .I . . , i - . l D , ' , - cc 1 nr s S 0 ' , ' S . . . l . 1 .

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Complzments CARBON COUNTY CREAMERY Red Lodge Montana For all your Flshlng Hunting Skung School Sweaters HARV S SPORTING GOODS Red Lodge Montana HOFFMAN DEPARTMENT STORE We out at the amzly Red Lodge Montana one W ALLIS CHALMERS Sales and Service Red Lodge Tractor Company Red Lodge Mon tuna GARDNER PHOTO Commerclal Photo Engraving Portrait Red Lodge Montana ORLER S CONFECTIONERY an GIFT SHOP Mary Orler Phone I76 J Red Lodge Montana HAGEN S PLUMBING and APPLIANCE SHOP Gas and Electrical Chester Hagen Owner Red LOCIQC Monfqnq Complzments f WATERS HABERDASHERY Red Lodae Montana Senior Prophecy Here 1t1s 1964 and ten years have passed s1nce the members of the class of 1954 have started out searchmg for the1r success As we started our Journey across the pla1ns to New York we sp1ed an Ind1an Reservat1on We stopped to ask how far lt was to New York C1ty and when we walked up to the Ch1CfS we not1ced they were Clarence Wahl andAllan Strobel known as B1g Ch1ef Mud 1n the Face and L1ttle Ch1ef Dr1p Drop respect1vely They told us to go farther down the l1ne of tee pees and we would see more of the1r classmates When we passed one tee pee we not1ced Ruth Mendenhall w1th a papoose or her back We Sald a few words and then cont1nued on As we passed another teepee we not1ced Carol Garoutte pract1c1ng an Ind1an Then, s1ncewe had met all our Ind1an frxends we cont1nued on our Journey As we started on across the pla1n we not1ced a large herd of buffalo a long way off When we got closer we not1ced Buzz St1mpson punchmg them Wlth the help of Bud Carstens It was close to noon hour so they asked us to stay for d1nner and when we came 1n to eat we not1ced the cooks were Joyce Ostrum and Coral Jean Ostrum They told us we would f1nd the rest of the class 1n New York C1ty When we entered New York C1ty we stopped 1n a newspaper 0ff1CC and who should we f1nd but Donna Sharp as ed1tor of the New York T1mes w1th Gladys Hufford her ass1stant They told us that Cl1fford Johnson 1S the pres1dent of the b1ggest Yearbook Publ1sh1ng Company 1n New York They also told us the1r former class mate Nannette Oltrogge 1S workmg as secretary 1n one of the most prom1 nent Off1CeS 1n New York and her telephone number 1S 6 1307 Wh1le makmg our telephone call who d1d we fmd as head telephone operator but Carole Sanderson Carole also told us she W0u1dJO1H the c1rcus soon as the tallest woman 1n the world along Wlth Margaret Marcus Norma Ostrum, and Delbert Harnden who atthe pre- of U t. . if f. f . .gp , , , Ph I76 ' .' . Dance withher partner Carl Nitsche. d . ' 0 .

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W -,g ABSAROKEE LUMBER AND HARDWARE Duo-Therm Coolerator Paints All Hardware Needs Phone 41 Absarokee Montana VALIGHN AND RAGSDALE A Little More or A Little Less Congratulations to the Class o 54 Absarokee Montana Phor e l9 GEORGE S TOWER SERVICE Marathon RCA Gas Radios iifvsrl 5 Phone 62 Absarokee Montana F,m,,,,,,, Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1954, being of sound mind, after four years of study in Absarokee High School, do hereby affix our sign and seal upon this, our last will and testament. Item 1. Our textbooks, torn and damaged as they are, but filled with helpful notes we leave to the Juniors who now find themselves confronted with the trials of their Senior year. Item II. We leave to the Sophomores all the chalk, rulers erasers and pencil stubs we have not already used so they won t have to buy any of these for the years to come Item Ill To Mr Graham we wish to leave a pleasant remembrance of the Class of 1954 Item IV To the teachers we bequeath all that IS good and beautiful not already taken by this Senior Class of 1954 hoping it will give them the strength and courage to follow through school another class such as ours Item V To Mrke Sutclrff we leave some new brooms in hope that he will continue his work as Janitor in the new school Item VI Bernice Schraub wills her place on the honor roll to Bobby Waldo Clifford Johnson wills the fun ofputting out the annual to some lucky Senior of 55 Carol Garoutte wills her reducing aids to Barbara Holman Jean Cook wills her glasses to Elnore Strobel and hopes that she will take better care of them Fae Rathbun leaves her love for pumpkin pie to who ever wants rt Mary lehner leaves her long steps to Clifford Espe land Donna Sharp wills her ways with the teachers to sor Senior of 55 All our other effects we bequeath as follows U I f . . . - s, t :er . H ' ' ra' r , 3 g ' I s . . . - .. .. f, . . . - L ' If ll I 4 5 .Zi . ,, fy K -.eiiggif I f ' er, ,if Q, .ggi , . ., .,wg.:. Q L L l , g 1 'Mx-w F f , . A - . . ,,