Absarokee High School - Huskie Yearbook (Absarokee, MT)

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Senior Honors Sponsored by: PETERSON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, Billings Most Popular R Mrchaels, J Rlce Most Pohte K Allmgton Nancy Hauge Prettlest Han' Most Actlve R Gahagan, J RICE R Mlchaels, J Rxce ,wif E Best Flgure Best Dressed Jean R1ce McKe1vey R Mlchaels Most Llkely to Succeed C Gaustad, S Holten Sl SQ. Best Personality C Strobe1,J Rxce 20 Best Loolung R M1Ch3ElS J Rlce err xx 1 il ef, li 'R Pretuest Smlles K A111ngton,J Rrce Mm .51 Best Physlque Cebrun Gaustad Best Sense of Humor E Hanks, J Rxce ' A . n l , ' q I n . , - - - if X , ' inns 3 ,,,,,,. n! ., y ,Q P: ' 'fl 1,244 3171: QM, ' 'iff 112-': LQ!! 5 wifi, ,rs lriut - '13' 4 , B 4, li -may - V , , ,go J J ffm lf f ff if , 32' B 1, J Y ' ' r2?Ei5E?flaf3a11pi22:ggii1 ' N. , . ' '-.J as X R ' s ' 1 ev I ,-

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Class Prophecy We have just come back from a long trrp rn whrch we covered qurte a lot of terrrtory Our Journey began one nrght after a vrsrt from the Head Screntrst of the SPACE COMMERCIAL ROCKET LINES As the head Screntrst who desrgned and made thrs specral rocket was SALLY HOLTEN from the 1959 graduatron class from Absarokee we thought rt would be nrce to go wrth her on a trrp to outerspace As our rocket shrp was startrng out we drscovered that we weren t the only ones gorng on an outerspace excursron for comrng strarght at us was a flyrng purple people eater Oh no' rt couldn t be' but yes rt was BILLY MCKINNEY oh well we always knew he was srlly As we reached the moon we were welcomed by the presrdent NANCY HAGUE She rnformed us that some entertarnment was planned for our stay on t moon so off we went As we walked along marn street on our way to the fooball game we saw what we Instantly recognrzed as Mr ROTH drrvrng hrs Burck to work at the cheese mrne Well we frnally arrrved at the Green Cheese Bowl to watch a game between the Lrttle Green Mars Men who were coached and managed by an Absarokee alumnr Mr DALE EGGEN and the Cheesettes who were lead out on the freld by that football hero ERVIN HANKS After we had left the game and were Just outsrde the arena we met two Medrcrne men sellrng tonrc to reduce the srze of legs so you would be able to get rnto rocket shrps Of course these two were prrme examples PETE EVERINGHAM and BOB HERRONEN After all thrs excrtement we were hungry and trred so we went to the Creator Cafe whrch was owned and managed by SHIRLEY HOLMES BURKLAND There was a brg attractron that nrght ELVIS MOON PRESLEY and when he came out he was better known to us as DICK ARTHUN wrth hrs pranrst MICKEY FLANAGAN They sang and played a selectron wrrtten bv that well known wrrter RICHARD MICHAEL We all enjoyed therr songs rn fact so much we felt lrke dancrng We got our wrsh for Band Leader CEB GAUSTAD gave us some real good musrc After drnner we were taken for a rrde on JEAN RICES ponres these were specral for thev had snow shoe feet so they wouldn t srnk rn the cheese As we got out rn the country we saw BERNARD SCHAFF tryrng to mrlk the cow that jumped over the moon He told us hrs motto was you ll never get away from rt there are cows to be mrlked everywhere yougo As we went deeper rnto the country we drs cox ered a Robot factory wrth GARY OLSEN as head Robot Machanrc and who should be truckrng them out but CLARENCE STROBEL rn hrs trusty lrttle Chevy truck As we drove we arrrved at the Creator Wrestlrng arena where the champronshrp frght between BETTY YATES and CAROL MARTIN was scheduled Whrle there we were grven a talk on the rll ef fects of moonshrne by Reverend STEVE CARTER Now rt was trme to return to earth As our rocket went pass a cloud we looked out and saw Opera srnger ARLISS BRIDGES She was accompanred by ROBERT GAHAGAN and KEITH ALLINGTON on the harp As we contrnued on our return trrp we stopped at Mercury whrch had been changed rnto a Bop and Slop Shop for refreshments The two grrl Rocket Hops that warted on us looked famrlrar We saw the floor show and then we knew them to be BETTY ROBBINS and DARLENE OTT As we left the shop we saw not frfr but NONA MCKELVEY walkrng the Pluto not the planet but rt s Mascot As we returned home we had a long talk about our trrp and decrded that the SENIOR CLASS of 1959 had really clrmbed hrgh 19 I 1 . . , . . . ' ' he , . , . . , , . , . . . f , . , ' ' ' ' ' . on . , ' l I '

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