Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1948 volume:

1 We, the Senior Class of 1946, dedicate this Spartan to our sponsor, Mr. L, W. Heftie It was with his help that we realized some of our happier moments In Baker High School. We take with us many happy memories of our High School days, and as we dedicate this Spartan we thank our sponsor for all his help and understanding 2 greetings Building for the future la i The future la do ‘uncertain Tn might not he needs of tomorrow, from one day to the next. So ao best made difficult task, needs of today Values too change plans, even the But make no mistake. The future la only un- certain when you are unaure of the present. row's nee Is are shaped by today's, and values that are reallv valuable never change. The same foh nlans when they are built on solid principles 1 t h pr Incipies you learn at Baker Hlrh School. PrScUce them, and don't worry about the future. L. W. HEFT IE Superlnt endent Science B. A., Peru St. Teacher's College, Peru, Neb , M. A., N. of Neb., U of Montana. Trus ties Lee Moline Boy McClain M V North C. H Lund L. Price Evelyn B. Hltch---Clerk L. FHEDRIC BRUGGEMAN Princ ipal Music B. M , MacPhall School of Music, U. of Omaha, U. of Washington. The greatness of a nation depends upon the abilities of Its Individual members. ’Whether or not our nation assumes a place of leadership amonv the other nations of the world de- pends upon what you and I do with our talents and training Our decision for greatness depends upon us, for as Long- fellow wrote, We Judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others Judge ua by what we have already done. 3 ANITA FOWLER History, Language B. A., Hamline U., Parker College, Minnesota, and U. of Montana. MARTHA WHEDER Commercial Subjeots B. A., U. of Colorado, U. of Wyoming, LEONARD HASKELL Meohanloal Arts, Shop B, S., Aberdeen S. D., U, of Minnesota, U of Wyoming, and U, of S, D, i GLADYS CASSIDY Home Ec., Biology B. S,, Montana State Col- lege . MARJORIE NELSON 7th Grade Eastern Normal, Billings, Montana State U., Missoula. FRANCIS DERR Mathematics Millersvllle State Teach- ers College, Penn. Cornell, Penn, State. LORENS KLRSCHTEN Librarian 7 8, Muslo Montana State Normal, Dillon, Montana CATHARINE CASADY English 9, 10, 11, 12. B. A.f Hamline U , of Minnesota. NETA R. BANTA 8th Grade State Teachers Colleges, at Minot, N, D.t Dillon Montana and River Fall, Wis- consin, Custodian of the High Sohool. 5 Baker 6 CU3aroffVcSr I-IrSle nCluD 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorua 1-2-3-4, Spring Concert 1- 2-3-4, Glendlvo Festival 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Junior From Committe� 3 Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4. All High School Play 3 Christmas Program 1-B 3 Class Assembly 1-2, Baccalaureate Music 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Orehaat� 2- 4, Latin Club 1, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Anticline Staff 1- 2-3-4, Jean Olson - Vice-President Hoot Owls 2-3-4, Anticline Staff 1-2-3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Usherette at Junior Play 3, Annual Staff 4, Class Assembly 1 Home Ec. Club 2-3-4, Waitress at Senior Banquet 3, Usherette at Commencement 3. one Mengel - Secretary Treasurer oot Owls 2-3-4, Class Officer 3, Olea Club 1- -3-4, Spring Concert 2-3-4, Glendive Festival -3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, unior Prom Committee 3, Baccalaureate Music -3-4. Usherette at Junior Play, Historian - Donald Kingslej Hoot Owls 2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Soring Concert 1-2-4, Glendive Pestival 2-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Christmas Program 1-2-3-4, Class Assemblies 1-2, Baf'caiaureaf e Music 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-4, Latin Club 1-2, Boys Quartet 4. 7 Cleo Barkley Glee Club 2-3-4, Spring Concert 2-3-4, Glen- dlve Festivel 2-3-4., Anticline Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Play 3, Christmas Program 2-3, Class Assembly 2, Senior Play 4. Elaine Barrett Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Spring Concert 2-3-4, Glendive Festival 2-3-4, Mixed Choru3 1-3-4, Anticline Staff 2-3-4, Junior Prom Commitr.ee 3, Junior Play 3, Christmas Program 1-2-3, Waitress at Senior Banquet 3, Tumbling 1, Bsccaleurefite Music 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Senior Pley 4. t Ruth Berge Class officer 1, hoot Owls 2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Glendive Festival 2-3-4, Mixed Chor- us 1-2-3-4, Anticline Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Flay 3, Waitress at Sen- ior Banquet 3, Tumbling 1, Class Assembly 1, Baccalaureate Music 1-2-3-4, Eand 2-3-4, Se- cretary and Treasury of Hoot Owls 2-3-4, Sen- ior Play 4. Clyde Burns 6J.ee Club 1-2-3-4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Anticline Sfcaff 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Christmas Program 1- 2-3, Class Assembly 1. 9 Fern Carlson Class Officer 3, Hoot Owls 3-4, Glee Club 1, Soring Concert 1, Anticline Staff 3-4, Annual Staff 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Plav 3, Christmas Program 1, Class Assembly 2, Drill Leader 4 Carol Christianson Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Glendive Festival 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 4, Junior Prom Conmlttee 3, Christmas Program 1 2-3, Tumbling 1,Baccalaureate Music 4. Mirth Defferding Class Officer 1, Cohagen, Class Reporter 1, Cohagen, All Oirl’s Orchestra 2, Custer, All Girl’s Band 2, Custer, Junior Prom Decora- tion Committee 3, Custer, Junior Class As- sembly 3, Custer, Betty Lamp Club 3, Custer, Signal Butte Staff 3, Custer, Hoot Owls 4, Baker, Prophecy Committee 4, Baker. Frank Eckes Class officer 1, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Glendive Festival 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Anticline Staff 1-2-3, Annual Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Christmas Pro- gram 1-2-3, Class Assemblies 1-2, Baccalau- reate Music 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3 4, Motion Picture Projectioner 1-2-3-4, Brass Quartette 1, German Band 3, Boys Quar- tette 3-4, Light and Sound Manager, All High School Play 3, Light and Sound Manager Senior Play 3. 9 Charles Geving Hoot Owls 2-3-4, Spring Conoert 1-2-3-4, Glen- dive Festival 2-3- , Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Anticline staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3� Junior Play 3, Christmas Program 1-2-3, Bac- calaureateMusic 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4. Beverly Hufford Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Hoot Owls 4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Glendive Fes- tival 2-3-4. Mary Ann Ideker Hoot Owls 2-3-4, Usherette et Bsccoleurette 3, Usherette at Commencement 3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Spring Concert 2-3-4, Glencive Festival 2-3-4, Anticline Staff 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Christinas Pro- gram 1-2-3, Waitress at Senior Banquet 3, Tum- bling 1, Class Assembly 2, Home Sc� Club 4, Class Will 4, Mixed Chorus 4 Eugene Kirstchen Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Band 1- 2-3-4, German Band 3, Brass Quartet 1, Anti- cline Staff 1-2-3, Junior Play 3, All High School Play 3, Senior Play 4, Prom Committee 3 Music Festival 2-3-4, Baccalaureate Service 1- 2- 3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Class Assembly 2. 10 m Karl Lenta Class officer 2, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Glendive Festival 2-3-4, Mixed Chorua 1-2-3-4, Anticline Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4f Christmas Program 1-2-3, Claas Assemblies 1-2, Baccalaureate Music 1-2 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, Orchestra 1-3-3-4, Quartette 3-4, Baseball 4. Anna Mae MacKay Hoot Owls 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Glendive Festival 2-3-4, Mixed Chorua 1-3-4, Anticline Staff 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Tumbling 1, Home Ec. Club 4, Baccalaureate Music 3-4 Donald Martin Class officer 3, Basketball 1-2-3, Football 2- 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Baccalaureate Music 1-2 3- 4, Class Assembly 1, Christmas Program 1-2 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Anticline Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Glendive Festival 2 3-4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3 4, Piano 1-2-3, Stanley Newberry 11 v James Feteraon Koot Owls 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Spring Concern 1-2-3-4, Glendive Festival 2 3-4, Christmas Pro- gram 1-2-3, Junior Prom Commit- tee 3, Junior Flay 3, Senior Flay 4. Ruby Rambur Hoot Owls 2-3-4, Cheerleader 4, Spring Concert 1-2, Glendive Festival 2, Anticline Staff 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Christmas Program 1-2, Tumbling 1, Orches- tra 2. Beulah Repplinger Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Glendive Festival 2-3- 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Christmas Program 1-2-3, Usherette at Senior Play 4, Class As- sembly 2, Treble Cleft 3, Spokane, Washington, Junior Play 3, Spokane. Alice Rost Hoot Owls 2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Spring Con- cert 2-3-4, Glendive Festival 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Anticline Staff 1-2-3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Christmas Program 2-3, Wait- ress at Senior Banquet 3, Tumbling 1, Class Assemblies 1-2, Home Ec. Club 4, Baccalaureate Music 3-4, Band 2-3, Orchestra 2-3, Cheer- leader 3-4, MBry Ann Schettler Hoot Owls 4, Usherette at Commencement 3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Glendive Festival 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1, Anticline Staff 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Christmas Program 1-2-3 'fumbling 1, heme Eca Club 1, Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Piano Recital 2-3-4, 12 Clara Schwindt Usherette at Senior Picy L, Glee Club 1-2-3-L, Spring Concert 1-2 3-4, Glendive Festival 2-3-4, Junior Proa Committee 3, Home Ec• Club 2 lriam Scoles leo Club 1-2-3-4, Spring Con- ert 1-2-3-4, Olendlve « lval -3-4 Mixed Chorus 4, Anticline taf 4 Junior Prom Committee o 4. Tumbllnr 1, Home Adeline Sharva Class officer 2, Hoot Owls 2-3-4, Glet-? Club 1- 2-3-4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Olendlve Festi- val 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Anticline Staff 2-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Waitress at Senior Banquet 3, Class Assembly 1-2, Bac- calaureate Music 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 3, Drill Leader 2-3-4, Christmas Program 1-2-3, Senior Play 4. larlotte Steen cans Tarred from Dili®, Glass Officer 3, peering Section 1-2-3, alee Club 1- -4, astern Border Staff 3, Junior Play 3, Christ as Proaram 1-2-3, Home Ec, 1, Baccalaureate uslc 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-3, Mixed Chorus 4 1 AndLve Festival 4, Maurice Tunbj Root Owls 3-1, Olee Club 2-3-4, Spring Con- cert 2-3-4, Clendive Festival 2-3-4, Christ- mas Program 2-3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Play 3. 13 We, the Seniora of ’48, started our careers of mischief, deviltry, and general misbehavior in 1936 at the Joint, ah------excuse me, the Eastside School The reason we call it the Eastside School is because it is on the East side� The outs tending and moat brilliant students during these six years were the seniors of 148 Because of our brilliance, we graduated to the Junior High, which was under the tutorship of Kiss Elchenberger The top pupils in our stay there wore Elaine Barrett, valedlctortan, and Donald Kingsley, salutatorian After two years of hard work, work that is, we were permitted to enter the sacred halls of Baker High as Freshmen� The first week of our stay in Baker High we elected the following of- ficers: Prank Eckes, President, Ruth Berge, Vice President, Elaine Barrett Secretary, and Junior Moline, Historian We had Mr Ray Eggen as our spon- sor After a few weeks, in order to become full-fledged students, we under- went the privileged ceremony of initiation The girls wore their overalls backward, carried toothbrushes, and straightened their hair The boys had to wear night-gowns and hair ribbons in their curled hair. They also carried purses Both boys and girls had to repeat nursery rhymes A dance was given by the Sophomores on Friday. Thus, we became full-fledged stu- dents, with the aid and supervision of the Sophomores. Other activities were the painting of the 3 and the spring concert After three month’s vacation we started again During our Sophomore year we had Karl Lentz as President, Adeline Sherva, Vice-President, and Junior Moline w63 our Secretary Our sponsor was Xrs• lladys Oassldy We also elected ten Hoot Owls to the pep club Hoot I Hootl After this came the initiation of the Freshmen and the party We presented an assembly The White Phantom” Tb end our year many of us took part in the Spring Concert and Blendive Festival. Then came another vacation. We returned in September to the welcoming halls of Baker High We elected Donald Martin, President, lone Mongol, Vice—Prosident, and Pern Carlsor. a3 Secretary-Treasurer Our sponsor was Miss Luv Wilson The Juniors, after many weeks of hard, strenuous, practice, presented the play, ”One Wild Night . The Junior Prom was the next main event of tho year The Junior Class presented this in honor of the Senior Class The theme for the prom was a Dutch garden, completo with picket fence, flowers, windmill, and a Dutch boy and girl We also had very nice throne in honor of the queen and prin- cesses • The Spring Concert and Music Festival were the events finishing our Junior year. Then-guess what? Tup—another vacation For our last year in Baker High, the class elected Junior Moline, Pres- ident, Jean Olson, Vice-President, lone Mengel, Secretary-Treasurer, and Donald Kingsley, Historian Our sponsor was Mr Heftie. On April 9, the Senior Class, under the direction of Mr. Heftie, pre- sented the throe-act farce, The Atomic Blonde . 14 Then another—no, not a vacation. Just Hobo Day Following this wa3 the Junior Prom, Music Concert, and Qlendive Festi- val, After this came the long waited for commencement on May 19, and Bacca- laureate exercises on May 16. that1a all there is, there ain't no more Signed, Donald Kingsley Junior Moline lone Mengel SENIOR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1948, about to taka our departure from these marvelous nails of knowledge, wherein we have spent four profitable years, being of sound minds and in full possession of our remarkable reasoning power, feel it necessary to leave to the coming geniuses who are to fol- low in our noble footsteps, and to bequeath all our earthly goods and chattels; First, to the faculty; 1. Unlimited thankfulness to the faculty who have exerted so much energy to sharpen our wits so that we may not be overcome in life's pathway. Second, to 01 1. Our 2. our 3. Our 4. Our 0. Our 6. Our 7. Our d. And the to our close friends, the class of '49 we leave: ways of getting by. last we leave to you our books and our honored position in Third, our personal gifts are as follows: 1. Cleo Barkley leaves bis beautiful, red, wavy hair to Johnny Venell. 2. Elaina Barrett leaves her loud bolstrous voice to Kay Rountree, 3. Ruth Berge leaves to join a former Bakerite, 4 Clyde burns leaves his winning smile to Lawernc'e Peterson. 6. Fern Carlson leaves her foolish ways to become a housewife 6. Carol christianson leaves her way with the men to Frances Malenovsky. 7. Mirth i efferding leaves Baker High to go back to Miles and start over again. 8. Charles Geving leaves his muscular body to Melvin Walentez. 9. Frank cxkes doesn't want to leaveli (Until next year.) 10 beckrly Huff0rd le8vea to take care Bums until Mirth gets 11. Donald Kingsley leaves his accumulated wives to anvbodv who can control them. 12. Eu-zene Kirschten leaves —expecting 15 Plevna girls to grab him. 15 13. Karl Lentz leaves his girlish manner to Larry Busch. 14. Anna Mae taachay leaves her figure to Mrs uerr. 15. Mary Ann ideker leaves her brains to Coach Luetktins. 16. Donald Martin leaves---providing his car will start. 17. xone Mengle leaves her bashfulness to Robert Sparks. 16. Stanley Newbury leaves his whiskers to aoward Koenig. 19. Junior Moline leaves his position in the office to Jack biiile, 20. James Peterson leaves to do nothing! 21. Jean Olson leases Peggy to Junior. 22. and to you Miss Casady, we leave Mary Ann Schettler'a temper. 23. Alice Rost leaves to Join the Homemaker's Club 24. Clare Schwlndt leaves her buzz buggy (car that is) to her slater Romona. 2o. Miriam Scoles leaves to join, a rich man in Hawaii. 26. Adeline Sherva hasn't anything worth leaving. 27. charlotte Steen leaves her hair to arlene Stieg. 28. Maurice Tunby leaves his ability to play basketball to Lloyd irvine. 29. beulah Kepplinger leaves her speed at her locker to uobert Burkett, Lastly, we hereby do nominate Supt. L. W. Heftie as sole exe- cutor of our Last «ill and Testament. In witness whereof we have subcribed our names and affixed our seal this Second day of April, Nineteen-Hundred and Fourty-tight. Signed, Alice Rost Donald Martin Mary Ann Ideker (Tune: I’m My Own Grandpaw) Many, many years ago, when we were five or six He were forced to go to sohool although we put up several kicks The teaohers first would tell us and then would make demands That we should learn our alphabet, not shoot our rubber bands, But Chorus: We are leaving you, we are leaving you For four years at least, we haven't had peace Now we are leaving you. Yes, we are leaving you, we are leaving you It's too good to be true, so you musn't feel blue 'Cause we are leaving you. Oh, we are free men now, we are free men now Oh, yippie aye ay, what more can we say Than we are free men now. Now we say goodby to all you underolassmen here And all the lovely teaohers that are oh so very dear also say goodby to all the books and pencils too Right now we’re glad, we may be sad, within a year or two. But Chorus: Signed, Karl Lentz Frank Eokes Adeline Sherva 16 Ye’re stumped as how to start It, how to end It too. This may not he a masterpiece, but It's the best that we can do. Ah, 3prln Is here, and Alice Is helpin' Bob sell vaa Ye a I1 know the name Rost will not last. lone Kennel is walking on clouds, she's up In the air, The principle reason Is Harold Sinclair. Tore love problems than we can make rhyme, ’.Ye all hope they turn out fine. How come Clyde's car la missing a clock? It's 'cause DefferdIn rave It a sock. A Junior named Francle tramps down the floor looks at Ruby and makes a score. hen school Is over and out the door runs Steen, There sits per«zstrom In his bi black rlylng machine. Enough for love and now for knowledge, Ye've got a few who ml ht stru le through college. First comes Barrett, she's starter than sin. She ain't goinv to find a box big enough to put her scholarship in. If you have an achlnv tooth, never, never fear, For torture man Kollne, dentistry will be his career Mr. Tunty, he's got the 9tuff. To be a taxidermist, that ain't so rough. '• her English class is settled and we're shivering In our vrave. And then there's James, his nlcknare's Pete In chemistry. Instead of using his head, he uses his feet. She's going to California to get a tropic tan, •Vhen she returns you'l1 never guess her, guess who, it's Mary Ann. In band, if there's anything sharp, or anythin- flat, It's Mary Ann Schettler, you can bet on that. At 9:15, when you hear an echo In band It's Klrschten's trombone, played with the left hand. '.Ye have a boy who Is quiet and manly, •Ve all know hls name Is Stanley. Yho is short and who Is fuzzy? That 9 our one and only Buzzy, Vow our country boy Martin, he's mot red hair It attracts attention and makes the girls stare. Charlie hauls barley in the summer time, I wonder If he uses it to make hls party wine. Donald Kingsley, hls nickname is Jake, He cracks some Jokes that take the cake. If you see a '36 coming, you'd better take this hint, Clear of-' the road, 'cuz here come dangerous driving Schwlndt. A little bit of Beulah on a little bit of Jean You'd have the classiest figure you have ever deen. Carol 13 tiny, and flighty as a bird Ir the Creen Dragon her higgles can be heard. She was In Canada when she 7ot her first toothle, You can guesi who this Is, our friend, rtuthle. Beverly has ot red hair and she's teroermental She sings a son- that Is mighty sentimental. If you order a la carte and you get a glass of wine You'll know the on9 who brought it is dingey Adeline. Then you order biscuits and you et some flat rolls The one who can get them flatest Is that thar' Miriam Scoles. As you read thls over, you will see Three axe omitted, Carlson, FacKay, and Barkley. e left them out because we knew They'd all be dead before this was through. Signed Anna Mae Mackay Fern Carlson Cleo Barkley 17 J While seated In Mias Rambur's quaint little cottage, we three old maids (don’t take us wrong, we tried hard enough) got to gossiping and thought of our old class mates. We happened to hear a rumor not long ago about our old friend Ade- line Sherva. She was at the head of a oommittee for the eitermlnation of termites in one of the Minneapolis High Schools. The program, A Life With Riley Just came on and they made an import- ant announcement. They said that the long time Digger O’Dell had Just died and that the noted undertaker, Donald Kingsley was to take his place. He’ll be the last one to let us darn. While glancing at the local newspaper one of us noticed that Charlotte Steen, noted night club singer was suing editor, Jean Olson, for libel. She was represented by Maurice Tunby, Also on in court was a case brought against Junior Moline for the theft of Miriam Sooles's gold-platted bridge work, (We never thought it of you Junior.) The former Alioe Rost is now the proud mother of five little bundles from heaven. She had quite a time trying to quiet them in church on Sun- day and it detracted our attention from the very inspiring sermon of the Reverand Charles Saving, The Misses Clara Sohwindt, Buelah Repplinger and Carol Christianson added a great deal to the service with their rendition. They were accompanied on the organ by James Peterson. I received a letter the other day from Fern Carlson and she told me that she was in oharge of the Dead Animal Service in Plevna. On our last visit to Miles City we called on Slalne Barrett, who is now the matron of the hospital. When we walked in she was reprimanding Mary Ann Schettler for giving the wrong medicine to Cleo Barkley who was suffering from a head injury as the result of a rolling pin, the blow being administered by his ever loving wife. Elaine told us that the leading phy- sioian was Stanley Newbury and that Clyde Burns was driving the ambulanoe-- Ford that is! Change your mind, Clyde? We just reoalled that on our last trip to the Cities we met Frank Eokes. He told us that the name of Leona was only a memory. He had nis ups and downs in life, for he was running an elevator in the Sears Roebuok building. He also told us that our class Sheik, Eugene Klrsohten, who had reaohed the zenith of his ambition and held the honorable roll of Janitor. While on this trip to the Cities we went into the Carnegie Library and who should we see seated in the librarian’s ohair--none other than lone Mangel. (What happened to Harold?) We noticed one of the best Hers was written by Mary Ann Ideker. lone told us it was the story of her travels in the Jungle. Donald Martin went along with Mary Ann on this trip to get some very rare species of worms for nis zoo. He excels in stuffing animals for the museum in connection with the zoo. Anna Mae MacKay and Beverly Hufford are in partnership in a large firm manufacturing bubble gum. After having talked about all of our old olassmatea we decided to take a drive into the oountry. Ab we were driving along we notloed a little sheep wagon parked by the side of the road. A -curly head appeared in the door and emptied a coffee pot. As he raised hla head, we saw the smiling face of Buzzy Lentz. It waa now almost six o'olook and w© were very tired from having chat- ted for such a long time. We turned around and drove back home where we went to our homes and retired for the night. Signed, Ruth Barge Ruby Rambur Mirth Defferding 18 19 Elaine Abrar.s Dixie biffle Robert Burkett Larry busch Francis Hayes Delores Hepoerle Arlo Huber Delbert Hudson Lloyd Irvine Jimmie Jessup Llewell Jonnson Betty Klein Howard Koenig Feggy Lou Lund Ronnie Moisted Jack Morris Herbert O'Don- nell Ramona Phebus Betty Phillips Bill Randash Faul fioby Kay Rountree Charles Schenck Horace Schenck Arthur Stieg Shirley Traweek Edith Tunby Jonn Venell Allan Wang Leona Wiseman 20 21 Albert Bertsch Delores Hudson Ann Moseley Jean Stanhope Arlene Boucher I'.U I 19 II Francis Kirschten Maxine Lutts Kathrine Myer Raymond Stevens Marlene Corey , Joyce Lambert I Shirley Lutts Pauline Myer - ■ A Howard Traweek Nadine Everson Verle Loran Frances Malenovsky Gersld Neary Robert Weeks Montie Geving k i Robert Loveless Betty Mange 1 ? Lawrence Fetersoi Glenn Wiseman 22 Cold feet I done a bad Hangover thing, Seorge Harold Sinclair Drum Major 23 Fourd arag Bar 1 mile WomenIII V 24 . v. Leonard Atkin- son Jack Biffie Walter Boucher Donald Christ- ianson Ashley Corbitt Norma Corey ► Leon Hitch Chester Hon- s tain Betty Hufford DuWayne Johnson Joy Johnson Joe Kirschten Clarence Kreag- er Della Lutts Lavina Maier Edward Malenov- sky Joyce Morton Wayne Murphy Dick O'Conner I 25 Virginia Neary Martin O'Conner Donna Olson Phyllis Olson Gloria Plummer Darrel Rost Robert Rountree Hazel Schettler Ramona Schwindt Florence Scoles Lyle Seaman Pauline Skid- more Bernice Sleeth Lyle Stanhope Ronald Stanhope Rolph Tunby Paul Venell Donald Wagner Erna Mae Wang Leonard Wang David Weeks Allen Wildish Delbert Wiseman Melvin Wolenetz 26 27 GIRL'S GLEE CLUB First Row: Arlene Boucher, Beverly Hufford, Adeline Sherva, Marlene Corey, Elaine Barrett, Della Lutt.a, Nadine Everson, Ruth Berge, Edith Tunby, Manv Ann Schettler, Peggy Lund, Dixie Birfle, Charlotte Steen“, Arllne Stieg, Noma Ccrey, Hazel Schet- tler, Joyce Morton, Shirley Lutts, Betty Hufford, Professor L. Fredrlc BrugRerran. Second Row: Miriam Scoles, Darlene Cretsinger, Carol Christian- son, Verle Loran, Pauline Skidmore, Beulah Repplinger, Phyllis Olson, Donna Olson, lone Mangel Betty Mengel, Joyce Lambert, Elaine Abrams Mary Ann Ideker, Betty Sehueler, Delores Hepperle, Mari ne Lutts, Third Row: Betty Phill'ps, Clara Schwindt, Anna Mae Kackay, Ra- mona Sohwindt, Florence Scoles, Leona Wiseman, Gloria Plummer, Lavina Malar, Betty Klein, Bernice Frlemark, Joy Johnson, Gene- vieve Hayes, Donna Defferding, Ashley Corbitt, Virginia Neary, Kay Rountree, Delores Hudson, Alice Rost. BOV'S GLEE CLUB First Row: Arthur Stieg, Howard Traweek, James Peterson, Frank Eckes, Raymond Stevens, Maurice Tunby, Charlie Schenck, Howard Koenig, Francis Kirschten, Gerald Neary, Llewell Johnson, De- Wayne Johnson, Eugene Kirschten, Zeke Lund, Harold Sinclair. Second Row: Charles Gevlng, Bill Randash, Jack Morris, Donald Klns-sley, Junior Moline, Robert Weeks, Glenn Wiseman, Francis Haves, Donald Martin, Karl Lentz, Robert Sparks, Dick O'Connor, Lloyd Irvine, Albert Bertsch, Professor L Fredrlc Bruggeman Third Row: Leon Hitch, Joe Kirschten, Wayne Murphy, Jimmie Jes- sup, David Weeks, Robert Rountree, Ronald Stanhope, Walter Boucher, Donald Chrlstianeon, Melvin Wolenetz, Cleo Barkley. Clyde Burns, Bob Loveless, Montle Geving, Lawrence Peterson, Rolph Tunby, 2B BAND First Row; Francis Rirschten, Bob Loveless, Karl Lentz, Eugene Klrschten, Lloyd Irvine, Frank Eckes, Harold Sinclair, Charlie Schenck, Horace Schenck, Junior Moline, Zeke Lund, Jack Morris, Betty Klein, Donald Kincrsley. Second Row: Adeline Sherva, Joe Klrschten, Betty Phillips, David Weeks, Donald Martin, Ruth Berge, Elaine Barrett, Robert Weeks, Raymond Stevens, Edith Tunby Leon Hitch, Elaine Abrams, Carol Irvine, Leona Wiseman, Professor L. Fredric Bruggemsn Third Row; Joy Johnson, Robert Rountree, Ronald Stanhope, Ashley Corbitt, Nadine Everson, Hazel Schettler, Marlene Cor y, Peggy Lund, Jimmie Jessup, Mary Ann Schettler, Howard Traweek, Larrv Busch, Sandy Hamilton, Jeanette Stark, Genevieve Hayes. Not pictured; Patricia Santa, Halile Sickle, Louise Christian son, Gloria Everson, Bernice Friemark, Connie Gunderson, Reverly Heftie, Leon Newell, Doris North, Elsie Olson, Joan Reynolds. MIXED CHORDS First Row: Bill Randash, Jack Morris, Robert Weeks, Donald Kingsley, Junior Moline, Frank Eckes, Charlie Schenck, Francis Klrschten, Harold Sinclair, Eugene Klrschten, Zeke Lund, Lloyd Irvine, Donald Martin, Jimmie Jessup. Second Row: Leon Hitchi Charlie Geving, Betty Mangel, Marlene Corey, Dixie Biffle, Elaine Barrett, Edith Tunhy, Joyce Lambert, Verle Loran, Nadine Everson, Mary Ann Ideker, Karl Lentz, Bob Loveless, Professor L. Fredric Bruggemen Third Row: Betty Phillips, Anna Mae Mackay, Beverly Hufford, Carol Christianson, Miriam Scoles, lone Mengel, Adeline Sherva, Peggy Lund, Ruth Berce, Bettv Schueler, Delores Hepperle, Alice Rost, Leona Wiseman, Kay Rountree. 29 30 Arthur Stieg Fir9t Row: Frank Eckes-4 letters, Charlie Geving-3, Buzzy Lentz 3, Junior Moline-3, Jimmie Jessup-3, Johnny Venell-3, Llewell Johnson-2. Second Row: Donald Martin-2, Charlie Schenck-2, Bill Randash-1, Francis Hayes-1, DuWayne Johnson-1, Glenn Wiseman-1, Robert Loveless-1. Third Row; Howard Traweek-1, Gerald Neary-1, David Weeks-1, Robert Weeks-1. September 26—Baker, 48 vs. State School, 12 October 4----Baker, 0 vs. Colstrip, 32 October 10——-Baker, 19 vs. Hysham, 44 October 17—--Baker, 45 vs. Broadus, 14 October 25---Baker, 19 vs. Ekalaka, 53 Larry Busch Paul Vepell Zeke Lund Lawrence Peterson Jack Morris 31 laker a silad BAKER SPARTANS First Row: Paul Venell, Ronald Stanhope, Zeke Lund, Robert Loveless, Delbert Wiseman. Second Row: Bill Randssh, Manager, Paul Roby, Howard Koenig, Horace Scher.ck, Allan Wsng, Mr. Luetkens, Coach.. Third Row: Francis Mayes, Lloya Irvine, Junior Moline, Frank Eckes, Johnny Venell, Buzzy Lentz, Glenn Wiseman. Dev. 21, Baker 45 — Plevna 30 2P, I ak r 29 -- C ster 27 Dec. 1, Eaker 52 -- Ismsv 18 2 Baker 31 — Beacii. 50 5, linker 73 — broaous 57 10, r ak«r 39 Ekalaka o3 12, Laker 56 — Wibs x 38 13, baker 58 — Forsytn 43 16, Baker 0 -- Circle 29 Jan. 9, Laker 44 -- Sacred heart o9 10, baker 55 -- State Scaool 27 15, Laker 63 -- Terry 37 1 , Laker 32 -- Broadus 22 IS, Laker 35 -- beacn 3G 20, baker 70 -- Ismay 9 23, Baker Tournament Cnanpions 23, uaker 55 -- tmifcecx 17 25, 1 akor 44 -- bkalaka 3 27, Laker 55 -- Plevna 1C 30, baker 56 — State Sciiool 22 Feb. 3, baker 52 — Vi ib a ■ x. 51 4, baker 45 • - Circle 57 6, baker 59 -- Terry 19 10, b eker 4? -- Sacred Heart 41 13, Baker oO — bkalaka 41 21, 01s r: Let Four C amp-'ons 1?, Baker 59 — Wibaux 52 2C, Baker 62 -- Ekalaka 31 21, Laker 54 — Sec 'ed Heart 31 24, Baker 36 -- Cust r Cowboys 4i Mar. 6, Re. ional Tournament 4t . Piece • 4, Baker 48 Baiiville 43 5, b airier 37 -- Dcdson 60 Baker 52 -- Saco 46 6, baker 41 -- Brockton 57 La jjR b d CAD Dec. 2, Baker 14 — beech 27 12, Baker 23 -- Wibaux 20 J an. 6, baker 45 -- K-jame 21 13, baker 31 — Terry 2i ie. Baker 41 -- broadus 10 Feb. 3, Baker 40 — Wibaux 13 €, baker 22 — Terry 13 13, Baker 37 -- r-kalaka 26 17, baker 39 -- K ane 27 2 , baker — Cust 30 PHYSICAL ED. CLASS First Row: Martin O'Connor, Herbert O'Donnell Robert Rountree, Donald Christianson. Second Row: Darrel Rost, Lyle Seaman, Robert WeeKs, Charlie Schenck, Eugene Kirsenten, David Weexs. Third Row; Paul Venell, Delbert Wiseman, Howard Traweek, Zeke Lund, DuWayne Johnson, Ronald Stanhope, Jsck Morris. 32 )l Ruby Koenig shooting free throw Baker Team receiving Baker vs. Beach Gold Basketballs Koenig gets tipoff in Baker-Ekalaka game Baker vs. Ekalaka Baker Tournament Venell receiving free-throw award Huddle Before Championship Came Baker va. Wibaux Baker Tournament Moline receiving Conference award Wibaux va. Plevna Baker Tournament 33 ■ 34 I'm forever blowing bubbles The Warden and Family One too many i German Band at Glendive OhI Junior Side-ache Derr?—No it's Ruth Bottom's Up Love-birds surprize Attack Rear View Good £ lends Drinkin again—huh? 35 First Row; Gloria Plummer, Delores Hudson, Phyl- lis Olson, Joy Johnson, Virginia Neary, Jean Stanhope, Miriam Scoles, Anna Mae Mackay, Alice Rost, Leona Wiseman. Second How: Kay Rountree, Erna Mae Wang, Ramona Pheubus, Shirley Traweek, Joyce Lambert, Verle Loran, Edith Tunby, Elaine Abrams, Arlene Boucher Shirley Lutts. Third Row; Mrs. Cassady, Donna Olson, Jean Olson Arline Stieg, Dixie Biffle, Peggy Lund, Joyce Merton, Mary Ann Ideker, Ramona Schwindt, Ann Mos ely. First How: Donald Martin, Anna Mae Mackay, Miri- am Scoles, Fern Carlson, Jean Olson, Karl Lentz. Second Row: Ruby Rambur, Ruth Berge, Adeline Sherva, Mary Ann Schettler, Elaine Barrett, Mary Ann Ideker, Alice Rost, C. L, Hnnnlcutt. Third How; Clyde Bums, Junior Moline, Cleo Barkley, Charlie Geving. 36 First Row: Gerald Neary, Llewell Johnson, James Peterson, Jack Morris ,. Donald Kings ley._«au O'Donnell, Raymond 3tevens, Howard Traweek, Bertsch, Robert Sparks. Second Row: Betty Mangel, lone Mengel, Mirth erlY Hufford, Nadine Everson, Marlene Corey, Ann'schettier, Dixie Biffle, Charlotte Steen Shirley Traweek, Kay Rountree, Joyce Lambert, Professor L. Fredrick Bruggeman. Defferdlng, Bev- Peggy Lund, Mary t Ramona Phebu3, Mary Ann Ideker, Third Row: Verle Loran, Ruby Rambur, Anna Mae Mackay, Elaine Abrams, Arline Stleg, Edith Tunby, Adeline Sherva. Ruth Barge, Fern Carlson, Jean Olson, Betty Klein, Delores Hudson, Arlene Boucher, Alice Rost, Leona Wiseman. CHEERLEADERS Alice Rost, Leona Wiseman, Ruby Rambur, Verle Loran 37 Atomic Blonde Marv Ann Karl Lentz Prank Eckea Ruth Berge Ruby Rambur Schettler Mar7 Arm Ideker Clao Barkley Donald Kingsley Eugene Klrschten Donald Martin Adeline Sherva Miriam Scoles Elaine Barrett Jamea Peterson Jurilor Moline Peck's Bad Boy Jimmie Jessup Leona Wiseman Ramona Pbebus Edith Tunby Jack Morris Elaine Abrams Aw� I Betty Phillips 39 Patricia Banta Louise Christ- ianson James Fost Connie Gunderson Richard Gunderson Alexander Hamil- ton Jessie Mae Howe Gary Hurley Carol Irvine Rodney Larson Irene Lunder Larry Martin Audrey Mattie Gretehon Mangel Doris North Kenneth Noftsker Marie 0 Connor Elsie Olson Jo Ann Phebus Jo Ann Reynolds Rodney Siring Venita Sherva Glenn Snith Jeanette Stark Gordan Steen 40 Lolita Yokley Elinor Berwald Hallie Blckle Darlene Christ- ianson Coleman Coldwell Myra Corbitt Beverly Crandell Carl Engstrom Hellen Evans Gloria Everson Eleva Ferguson Lucille Griffith Alan Haydal Beverly Heftie Donna Huber Luella Belle Jor- don Betty Kingsley Sylvia Koraey- chuck Mary Jane Losing Bobby Lou Moline Doris Molstad Jimmie Molstad Dolly Nason Esther Neary Leon Newell Pete Poulas Evelyn Schopp Gary Stanhope Dickie Stieber Donald Stroud Donald Wiseman 42 . a ha Spartan Staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank the aevertlsera shown on these pages for their support In making this edition possible. The subscribers are urged to return their courtes and patronage HANSON'S MOTOR SERVICE General Repairing Cara, Trucks and Tractors Phone 204-J WILDWOOD PARK Roller Skating Dancing Congratulatione to the Senior Class of 1948 BAKER NATIONAL BANK Baker, Montana CONGRATULATIONS CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Jack Mellor-Agent YOUNG and MARTIN ATTORNEYS AT LAW BAKER, MONTANA Phone 9 RANDASH MOTORS Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Job-rated Trucks CONGRATULATIONS Druga-Sundries-Gift8 LAWLER DRUG STORE Reliable Prescriptions N % C Repair Service Congratulates the Class of '48 GAMBLE STORE Auto Accessories and Household articles Best of Luck to the Seniors LEON-MAR JEWELRY BEST WISHES C F. Hogeboom Md. physician Surgeon BURNS CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet Cara and Trucks L. F. Burns, Prop, For a Hearty Meal Come to The RANGE RIDERS CAPE MILES CITY, MONTANA GREEN DRAGON Lunches Soda fountain—lee cream Phone 47 Make a Success of Your Appearance RUSSEL'S CLOTHING STORE for Proven Quality Congratulations RED OWL STORE Phone 10 DR. H. S. PROCTOR Optometrist Your Prescription Always on File BAKER MONTANA R. T. JOYCE Dentist Congratulations to Class or '48 Good Luck to the Class of '48 S. A. WEEKS PHYSICIAN k SURGEON Phone ,219-J THE OF BAKER THE BANK THAT WORKS FOR YOU CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1948 and here's good wishes too, that all your cherished dreams work out Just right for you B and B Shoppe 43 LAKE THEATER Your cheapest and beat entertainment GRAINGER TS CAFE MEALS-LUNCHES FOUNTAIN DRINKS SCHULTZ STUDIO Portraits-Oil Tinting General Photography BAKER, MONTANA EAGLEY ELEVATOR blue ribbon feeds A- W. Gallon, Mgr. BAKER, MONTANA C. H. LUlvID Standard Oil Congratulations to Seniors 3HERVA STANDARD SERVICE Standard Service Plus Congratulations Class of 1948 L. W, BUSCH Resident Agent Real Estate and Rentals And for Information About Any Lands in Fallon County BAKER, MONTANA BUD'S SUPER VALUE MARKET Bud Bowen, Proprietor We Serve to Serve Again Phone 32-W Good Luck to Class of '48 CARTER OIL COMPANY Best of Luck to the Graduates of 1948 L. R. Moline, Prop. BAKER FURNITURE EXCHANGE Furniture for all QUALITY—STYLE—THRIFT FRENCH'S DAIRY Pastuerized Milk for Health H. B. French Wm. F. Sheehan BAKER HOTEL Where East meets West THE BECKERS COAST-tO-COaST STORE 3AKER, MONTANA PHONE 225 When you think of flowers think of Gregorys Miles City, Montana BAKER VARIETY STORE Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Crichfield MELLOR NORTH GARAGE SALES (FORD) SERVICES Baker, Montana MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES CO. In the Community to Serve CITY BAKERY Quality Enriched 3read Fine Pies and Pastries Orders Filled on Request Try our Supreme Donuts Phone 70 CARTER SERVICE STATION Johnson and Moline MORROW PLUMBING and HEATING CO. Plumbing and Heating fixtures Installation and Repairs Phone 16-M OLSON BARBER SHOP Hair cuts to please you BAKER HEXALL STORE Visit our fountain after classes Congratulations to Class of 48 Phone „ 38 Congratulations Class of '48 We wish you every success J. C. Penny Co., Inc. Economy Grocery Groceries and Meats CONGRATULATIONS to SENIORS 44 Sell Your Gi ain To The WILLIAM O'LAUGHLIN ELEVATOR S M 0 L A � S CLEANERS LAKESIDE HOTEL yT lean ( omfortable onvenient Good luck Seniors of 1948 CONGRATULATIONS Bob'a and Ed's Standard Service WILLIAM KRUCKEBERG Conoco Gas and OJ.ls Goodyear Tires Phone ,46 H. J DALE JEWLER MILES CITY, MONTANA MIDLAND COAL AND LUMBER COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO 1948 Seniora CONGRATULATIONS FROM FOSTER DRUG COMPANY Milea City Serving Eastern Montana for 46 years SAWYERS STORES, INC. Congratulations to Claaa of '48 Phone 89 FROZEN FOOD LOCKER Curing and Processing Outaide Cutting Arthur Clare YOUR BOOK GIFT SHOP Books and Gifts for Every age and Interest Moshiers have good gooda and nothing else Ladles ready to wear Moshier'a Shop THE FALLON COUNTY TIMES The Paper People Take Home Fine Job Work A Speciality AL HANSEN Attorney at Law BAKER, MONTANA Our aincere congratulations to the Baker Class of 1948 SCHNEIDER STUDIO Miles City, Montana MILLER-HAWKS Trucking Service Beet of luck to the Seniors of '48 THE 0 a coo STUDIO 611 Grand Avenue Billings, Montana COMPLETE QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE FOR THE DISCRIMINATING SCHOOL Yearbook Work Our Speciality L. Price and Co. General Hardware John Deere Implements Baker, Montana phone 33 BAKER NEWSSTAND School Supplies and Candy REDISKE RADIO ELECTRIC YOUR MAYTAG DEALER Phone 58 BAKER RADIATOR COMPANY We are always at your service R.Gift Phone 211-w KARL JOHNSON CLOTHING Dry Gooda Clothing Store MIlea City, Montana EQUITY Co-Operative Asa'n Farmer'a Elevator Baker, Montana CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '48 BERNARD MARTIN International Harvester Sales and Services 45 otarrs Flot r shop and Ortcnbouia 111 laa City, Montano Dapandabla Fra ah Floaara for awery occasion MILES CITY STEAM UJKWY Btb and Bridge St. Miles City, Montana Joan Olacti Iona Van al Editor-! r,� enl r Aatocls Editor £ ClTda Bums Donald Klrgaiey JUMIO� HIQH CHER PFS Plrat Mowi Haler Evens , Be'tr flrralef, Elava Portion, RealTT Scbopp, Beeerly Haft la, Elinor Barmaid, Laura VrWiey, •- � h p Hlarpi Dcliy Vaaon, Myra Corbitt Gloria 5 rare on. Second How: Dor!« Forth, Varral, Audrey Mattie, Rial Olaon. Cc f;rl« ’ rrtcr- aon, Donna Puper, Patricia Henta, Dorla Mol atad, Hobby Lou Molina, Luc 11 la irlfMM Lolita Yobiey. h wi Wr ite Spares, Irene Lunder, J 'ca Harrolda, Jeer.-fe Stark, Al« a Ratal It 0 1, Carol Irvine, Marla O'Connor Joan phabua. Jaaala Hoae, Fra, Caaildy Darlene Chrlit tan on. 47