Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 67 of the 1951 volume:

DEDICATION MISS CASADY This issue of the Spartan is respectfully dedica- ted to Miss Catherine Casady for her non-tiring work and efforts in making Baker High School one of the best. She is retiring with the Seniors of 1951, and will make her home in St. Paul. We, her Junior class of 1950, will ever be grateful for all she has done for us. We hope that she will enjoy the future as much as we have enjoyed her in the past. Best of Luck to you, Miss Casady! l BAKER HIGH SCHOOL In the hallowed halls of this building we, the Senior Class, have gained much of our knowledge. It is with great regret that we leave it, for it is here where we not only fought our battles but also had a great deal of fun and made many lasting and beautiful friendships. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE BUILDING The New Agriculture Building of which Baker Com- munity is just proud. It is here that many boys are learning a vocation for the future years. 2 Chairman--L. PRICE Clerk--MRS. HITCH ROY McCLAIN VIC NORTH I The Baker High School Board meets the first Monday of each month. Through the hard work of Mr. Heftie and the board, the Baker High School now has a new Agriculture Building and equipment. The project has been long needed. The Board of Education also helps to pro- mote the activities of Baker. CAL LUND LEE MOLINE This page sponsored by J. C. PENNEY CO. YOUNG MARTAIN, ATT. AT LAW What No Smiles? In the cellar of Old Baker High Af Try Dieting! ! Sponsored by RED WHITE CABINS and LAWLER DRUG Members of the graduating class: This occasion signifies a change of your status in the Baker High School. Though some ol you will continue residence in the Baker community, most of you will leave the family headquarters to pursue life and labor elsewhere. In answeringcalls to service the mem- bers of previous classes have scattered widely over the state and the nation. No doubt this will be true of the class of 1951. Wherever you go, and as long as you live, you will be known as Baker High School men and women. On this occasion we hope that you feel gratified for edu- cational assistance that you have received. We hope that each of you has attained a constructive and helpful philos- ophy of life. Wherever you may go, our interest goes with you. May the satisfaction of useful service be yours. L. W. HEFTIE Superintendent of Baker Schools L. FREDRIC BRUGGEMAN High School Principal An educated manis not one whose memory is trained to carry a few dates in history--he is one who can accomplish things. A man who cannot think is not an educated man, however many college degrees he may have acquired. Think- ing is the hardest work anyone can do .. . which is probably the reason why we have so few thinkers. There are two ex- tremes to be avoided; one is the attitude of contempt to- ward education, the other is the tragic snobbery of assuming that marching through an educational system is a sure cure for ignorance and mediocrity. You cannot learn in any school what the world is going to do next year, but you can learn some of the things which the world has tried to do in former years, and where it failed and where it succeeded. If education consisted in warning the young student away from some of the false theories on which men have tried to build, so that he may be saved the loss of time in finding but by bitter experience, its good would be unquestioned. I --Henry Ford ALICE E. CORWIN B.S. Montana State College. Girls' P. E. and Home Ec. WILBUR WEST B. S. Montana State College Biology and Vocational Ag. LEONARD HASKELL B.S. Aberdeen, So. Dak., U. of Minn., U. of Wyoming, U. of So. Dak. Shop and Mechanical Drawing THOMAS McGONIGAL A. B, Carroll College, Helena, Montana. English and Latin. RICHMOND PEASE A.B. Montana State University. History and Grade Music. EDWINA EICHENBERGER Montana Normal, Dillon. Seventh Grade. ROBERT SULLIVAN A. B. Geneva College, Pa. U of New Mexico, U. of Pittsburgh. Eighth Grade. LORENE KJRSCHTEN Montana Normal, Dillon. Library and Jr. Hi. Music. WALTER LEUTKENS A.B. Wartburg College, Waverly Iowa, Rocky Moun- tain College, Billings,Mont. Basketball, Civics, Drivers' Training. PHIL LANGSTON B.S, Montana State Col lege, Rocky Mountain Co lege. Football, Mathematics, ai Physics, President DAVID WEEKS Football I, 2, 3,4; Basketball 4; Manager Basketball 3; Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Hoot Owls 1, 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 1,3,4; Band I 2 3,4; Octet 3; Boys' State 3; Dra- matics 3. Vice President HAZEL SCHETTLER Band I, 2, 3,4; Glee Club I. 2, 3, 4; Hoot Owls 2, 3, 4; Anticline 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; F. H. A. 2,3,4; G. A. A. 4; Drill Leader 3.4; Tumbling 2; Class Officer 4; Girls' State Delegate 3. Secretary ERNA MAE WANG Class Officer 4; Dramatics 3; Hoot Owls 3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4. Sponsored by T M ELECTRIC BERNARD MARTIN Historian NORMA COREY WATERLAND Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Hoot Owls 2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; F. H, A. 2,3,4; Triple Trio 3; Anticline 3; Class Officer 1,2, 3� 4 WALTER BOUCHER Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Anticline Staff 4; Dramatics 3;Basketball 2; Box- ing 2. BERNICE CARLSON F. H. A. 2; Hoot Owls 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Anticline 3, 4. DONALD CHRISTIANSON Glee Club 2; Dramatics 3; Hoot Owls 4. DARLENE CRETSINGER Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4; Hoot Owls 2, 3,4; Anticline Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; G. A. A. 4; Sponsored By Dramatics 3; Tumbling 2. Green Acres Dr. R. T. Joyce HARVEY CYR Football I. 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2, 3,4; Camera Club 2; Freshmen Paper 1. DONNA DEFFERDING Hoot Owls 2, 3, 4; Anticline 3,4; F. H. A. 3; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4- Mix- ed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Triple Trio 3; Class Officer y Band 2, 3. IRENE HARTSE Glee Club 4; Hoot Owls 3,4; Dra- matics 3. Sponsored by MORROW PLUMBING HEATING BAKER FURNITURE STORE GENEVIEVE HAYES Band 1.2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4 F, H. A. 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 4« Tumbling 2; Dramatics 3; Hoot Owls 2,3,4; Drill Leader 4; Anti- cline 3,4; Annual 4. JOY JOHNSON Band 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3. 4;F. H. A. 1,2,3; Anticline Staff 3,4; Hoot Owls 2, 3,4; Twirling I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3. JOE KIRSCHTEN Band 1,2. 3, 4;GleeClub I, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3, 4; Dramatics 3; F. F. A. 4; Minstrel 2, 3, 4; Oc- tet 2, 3; Anticline Staff 3. ASHLEY KLAUZER F.H.A. 3; Band 1,2.3.41 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics 3; Hoot Owls 2,3, 4; Cheerleader 2; Triple Trio 3; Anticline Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Tumbling 2. CLARENCE KREAGER Football 4; Hoot Owls 4; Anticline 4- Sponsored by WISEMAN BROTHERS BAKER PROPANE DELLA LUTTS EDWARD MALENOVSKY Glee Club 1,4; Dramatics 3; F. F. A. 4; Tumbling 2. Tumbling 2; F. H. A. 4; Anticline Staff 3; Hoot Owls 3,4. JOYCE MORTON Glee Club 1,3; Class Officer 2; Anticline Staff 2,3; F.H.A. I; Hoot Owls 3,4; Tumbling 2. Sponsored by VIRGINIA NEARY F.H.A. 1,2,3; Hoot Owls 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,4; Dramatics 3; Anticline Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; G. A. A. 4. RANDASH MOTOR SLEETH’S BAR MARTIN O’CONNOR Football i, 2, 3. 4; Dramatics y. Hoot Owls I, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 4. PHYLLIS OLSON Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Hoot Owls 3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,41 G. A. A. 4. GLORIA PLUMMER Glee Club 1.2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2; .Anticline Staff 4; Band 2; Hoot Owls 3. Sponsored by DONNA OLSON Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Hoot Owls 4; G. A. A. 4; Band 2; Tumbling 2. DARREL ROST Glee Club 1. GAMBLES DR. HOGEBOOM FLORENCE SCOLES Glee Club 1,2,3; Anticline Staff 3,4; Hoot Owls 3,4; Tumbling 2, PAULINE SKIDMORE F. H. A. 2; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Hoot Owls 3,4; Tumbling 2; Dramatics 3. r LYLE SEAMAN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Football 3; F, F. A. 4; Baseball 2. BERNICE SLEETH F.H.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,4; Anticline Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3; Hoot Owls 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3. BAKER Sponsored by SADDBY SMOLA CLEANERS RONALD STANHOPE GleeClub I, 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Boys' Octet 3; Clarinet Trio 3; Baseball 2; Football 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Hoot Owls 3� 4i Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4. ROLPH TUNBY Annual Staff 4; F. F. A. 4; Glee Club 1,2. LEONARD WANG Football 4; Dramatics 3; Hoot Owls 4. ALLEN WILDISH Hoot Owls 4; Anticline Staff 4 Dramatics 3. DALBERT WISEMAN Basketball 2,3,4; Football 4; Glee Club 2,3.4; Anticline Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer i; Manager Football I; Hoot Owls 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3. Sponsored by JEWEL BOX MELVIN WOLENETZ Glee Club 1,2,3; Anticline Staff 3; Dramatics 3; F.F.A. 4; Tumbl- ing 2; Boys’ State 3; Track 3. MOLINE AND SON CLASS PROPHECY One sunny afternoon in the year 1971 on Wall Street, Richmond Pea- se spied by chance, and snapped a photograph of, the remains of the class of '51. Darrel Rost, to our suprise, was the main attraction for the World's Champion Boxing Crown! Allen Wildish was walking down the street with his four sets of triplets and his dear wife, Phyllis Olson. Gloria Plummer and Melvin Wolenetz were, for the fourth consecut- ive week, starting in the P. D. Q. production of Cheaper by the Doz- zen , Mr. Pease called for his private helicopter, run by Ace Martin O'- Connor and Co-Pilot Edward Malenovsky, and flew out to the country to see Bernice and Carl on their Mink Farm in Iowa. (Bernice was deter- mined to have the first mink coat and Carl is still working for it. ) When all of a sudden, through the clear blue sky, came Gretchen's sere am -- H-a-r-v-e-y C-y-r Come out from under that shade tree and feed the pigs, because our hired man, Dalbert Wiseman, and our hired girl, Florence Scoles, ran off together. After our brief visit to these two lovely couples we again took off, this time to the Ozarks; and who do we spy but David Weeks and his dear wife Irene Hartse. She was pulling the plow while David was slurping up a batch of mountaindew from Bud Boucher's still on the hill. Betty was packing hooch to the root celler on her back! ! ! Ashley Corbett, having broken her engagement to Klauzer and run off with her dreamboat, Joseph Kirschten, is now hiding in the Ozarks from Klauzer and his big gun, Mr. Pease, after consuming his normal amount of corn likkler (six gallons without stopping), staggered into his helicopter, left his students from long ago, and zig-zagged away into space. On arriving in Baker who should he meet but Doctor Lyle Seaman and his devoted wife and nurse Darlene Cretsinger. They were going on a call to farmer Rolph Tunby's, whose pig was expecting some little baby pigs which they thought might be born with a cold. He sent Darlene back to get some medicine from Joy Johnson's store, who was partner with Ronald Stanhope. (By the way, Ronald made his stake by hauling houses and ?????). Mr. Pease decided to get a bit to eat so he stopped in at Hazel's and Elmer's Cafe; and who was eating in a corner booth but Corkey, Vir- ginia, and some little Corks? Norma was chief cook and bottle washer --mainly bottle washer. Then he decided to relax a bit by going to a movie. When he got there Erna Mae was explaining to the audience why there was no movie--her husband Gritch was suffering from a two-week hangover. Mr. Pease went then to the basement (? ) to the now converted bar where he watched Pauline and Della wrestling on television; Joyce Mort- on was refereeing. After this he listened to the hit tunes of the week sung by Bernice Sleeth and her husband Lenoard Wang, accompanied by Donna Olson on the bagpipes. Getting tired, he decided to go for a stroll to the World's Flashiest Night Club; and who were the torch singers but Genevieve Hayes and Donna Defferding. After seeing this dazzling show he decided to go to to his room and drift off into real life. After the publishing of this Annual, the Prophecy staff were exter- minated for some unknown reason, Genevieve H. Donna D. Ronald S. Bud B. CLASS HISTORY The beloved class of '51 began our illustrious careers in 1939 as the gentle, polite, well-behaved, and intelligent young people that we are today. Half of us were under the supervision oi Miss Donovan (poor thing) in the South Side School; the East Side kids were under the supervision of Miss Sieberts in the East Side School. We joined forces (such as they were) in the 3rd grade. Then after an uneventful 3 years, we entered Jr. Hi (panl pantIt was during these 2 years of catering to the teachers and hours of hard studying that we earned our reputation as the most unmanageable and worst class in the schoolhouse. We finished the Jr. Hi with Rolph Funby, vale- dictorian and David Weeks saluatatorian. Our overseer was Mrs. Banta. Then came high school. SI of us started as freshmen. Our Presi- dent was DuWayne Johnson, Vice President was Dalbert Wiseman, Seeretary-Treasurer Robert Rountree, Historian Norma Corey, and Sponsor Mrs. Derr. On September 24th the sophomores gave us the traditional workout to initiate us. We were made to wear Indian costumes, carry papooses, and have a string of tin cans. This year was ended by almost everyone participating in the Spring Concert and Music Festival. After a long, hard 3 months vacation of fun, our voices again rang out in the halls of Baker High. Our first event was election of officers. Joyce Morton, President, Patricia Oldis, Vice President, Bernice Sleeth Secretary, and Paul Venell, Treasurer. Our Sponsor was Mrs. Cassidy. 34 of us started that year. This was our turn to shine. We made the Freshmen wear individual character costumes and after one day of beating on them and treating them like dogs , we felt sorry for them and gave them a party. Again, the Concert, Music Festival and 3 months vacation. This summer we lost Betty Hufford, she had been with us for 10 years. As Juniors we elected David Weeks, President, Bernice Sleeth, Vice President, Donna Defferding, Sec retary - Treasurer, and Miss Casady, Sponsor. This being the first carnival of our school, we elected Joy Johnson and Paul Venell as King and Queen candidates from our class. Our Junior class play, June Mad”, on December 9th, was enjoyed by the whole community. The highlight of that year was the Prom, held on May 12 in honor of the Seniors. The theme was a Chinese Tea Garden. The king and queen were Zeke Lund and Nadine Everson. The spring concert and music festival finished off the year. During the 3 months that followed we lost to Worland, Wyoming, a student who had shared our deviltry for 1 1 years, namely, Paul Venell. At long last, we entered Baker High for the last time. That year was spent in making the underclassmen think we were the Warden's pets. Our class officers were David Weeks, President; Hazel Schettler, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer was Wayne Murphy (substitute Frna Mac Wang) and sponsor was Mr. Heftie, and this being our Senior year, he graciously consented to accompany us on our sneak day (not that we needed watching or anything) The Juniors showed their humble- ness toward us by giving the prum in our honor. Wc finished our high school careers with the usual spring activities, including the play, Mubic Festival, concert, I accaiuareate, and finally commencement. Norma Corey Phyllis Olsen Joy Johnson Darlene Cretsinger CLASS WILL To the faculty, we the Senior Class of 1951 leave all the headaches and troubles of graduating next year's seniors. To the Seniors we leave our ability to sneak out of school. To the Juniors we leave our lockers -- and KEEP THEM CLEAN. To the Sophomores we leave our exceptionally good manners. To the Freshmen we leave all the luck in the world. Walter Boucher leaves his magic touch with an auto to Mr. Luetkins. Carl is very happy now that Bernice leaves to be a full-fledged house- wife. Donald Christianson leaves to follow Bob Burkett's footsteps. Darlene Cretsinger leaves her drawings to decorate the halls forever. Ashley Klauzer leaves her Home Ec. Class to anyone who likes to eat. Harvey Cyr leaves to go to work on a farm. (Mengel's?) Donna Defferding leaves her ability to play while the cat's away to Jessie. Irene Hartse leaves her quiet manners to Jeanette Stark. Genevieve Hayes leaves her boyish ways to Doris (Butch) North. Johnson leaves with Joy. Clarence Kreager leaves to make Mr. Heftie very happy. Joe Kirschten leaves to straighten things up after each Halloween. Della Lutts leaves her dignity to Tom Biffle. What will he do with it? Eddie .eaves his masterly ways with women to Rodney Siring. Joyce Morton leaves her witty remarks to Sandy Hamilton. With her own, Sandy should have quite a collection. Virginia leaves her Pontiac for a Hudson. Donna Olson leaves her sisters. That's all she's got left. Phyllis Olson leaves her dainty feet to Laura. Martin O Connor leaves his heart breaking ways to Tom McGonigal. Gloria Plummer leaves her ways of getting by to Carol Irvine. Darrell leaves his blushing ways to Myra Corbitt. Lyle leaves his girlish figger to Doug Plummer. Hazel leaves to become the first woman president of the U. S. Florence Scoles leaves her devilish ways to Connie Gunderson, in Mr. Pease's study hall. Pauline leaves her awful temper to Russel Wiseman. Bernice Sleeth leaves Mr. Luetkins wondering how she ever made it. Ronald leaves Mr. Heftie. (Rue wanted to take him along but Warden wouldn't go. ) Rolph is the last of 8 Tunby's to leave from BHS. Erna Mae leaves so some of the other girls will have a chance. Leonard already left to help Uncle Sam. Allen W. leaves his vast height to Gary Hurley. Dalbert leaves his nickname to Ed Sikorski. (Pee Wee) Melvin is leaving, and by heck he's taking all he's got. David leaves his choc, shakes to Mike S. Look at what they did to David. Ashley David Dalbert Bernice S. CLASS SONG Dear Baker High School We're leaving you. We know you'll miss us; We'll miss you too. Our years of waiting. We've worked so hard (?) To get those A's and B's and C’s and D's on all our report cards. Dear Baker High School, We'll not forget you each passing year; And someday we'll come back To see you as aging Alumni; But now we'll have to leave Dear Baker Hi. To the tune of April Showers Pauline Skidmore Erna Mae Wang Della Lutts Donna Olson CLASS POEM We’ll start with Boucher, he drives a nice car, And when you see him Betty's not far. Darlene, who is one of the smartest, Will someday make a darn good artist. Bernice C. last summer went on a spree, Guess what??? She got married, hee hee hee! Virginia Neary is a crazy thing. And now she has a diamond ring. Harvey Cyr is big and strong. But with Gretchen he is never wrong. Irene has taught her Grenstiner to sing the song with her name, She plans for his singing to bring them great fame. Genevieve is a little thing, But still she has quite a fling. Donna D. 's favorite hobby, Is going out with Bobby. Norma and Joy their batons they do twirl. And at the dances they really can whirl. Della plans to be a school teacher. If she doesn't first stand before a preacher. Allen Wildish is a shy little lad, But when it comes to girls he doesn't do so bad. Pauline Skidmore has a nice name, But soon it will be linked with one from Rhame. Lyle Seaman is a speed demon. And when he sees Quincer he really is beamin'. Bernice S. says she is going to beauty school. Who does she think she’s trying to fool??? Ronald has quite a fast line, And to all the girls he says Will you be mine? Martin O'Connor is our little guy, And around the girls he is very shy. Joyce and Florence are very good friends, And we hope their friendship never ends. Edward really works quite hard. Maybe someday Haskell will make him a pard. At 8:15 you hear a blast, Kirschten has gotten to band at last. In Chemistry Rost is not so bright, But in Mechanical Drawing he does all right. Melvin's future plans are to marry- Over the threshold who will he carry???? Gloria Plummer is not so tall, Still she doesn't do bad at all. David Weeks is our big boy, And he is always filled with joy. Erna Mae always seems quite gay, Even tho her boyfriend is quite far away. Pee Wee is not very tall. Maybe someday he’ll grow up after all. Rolph Tunby is our brilliant guy. He will make a good husband by and by. Phyllis Olson is a cute little lass. She giggles in almost every class. In classes the roll call the teachers check, Donna O. absent--no just late by hecki 1 Ashley Klauzer is a cute little blond. And wherever she is Larry is found. Leonard Wang is our Service guy. He will make out all right in the sky. Hazel is a tall gal. And everyone seems to be her pal. Donald C. works in the theater, And he is really a she hater. Corky Kreager is on our football team, And when he gets that ball he has a lot of steam. Now since the names have all been used, We hope no one will feel abused, Nor think 'twas done for ought but mirth. Before they let our class disperse. Bernice C. Virginia Gloria Florence '13XOH 'tfSMVQ puB 3HOXS AX3IHVA 3H1 Xq pajosuods i. Melvin Wolenetz. 2. Darlene Cretsinger. 3. Joy Johnson. 4. Pauline Skidmore, 5. Genevieve Hayes. 6. Bernice Sleeth. 7. Leonard Erna Mae Wang. 8. Harvey Cyr. 9. Florence Scoles. 10. Hazel Schettler. II. Dalbert Wiseman. 12. Irene Hartse. 13. Ronald Stanhope. 14. Joyce Morton. 15. Norma Water land. 16. Allen Wildish. 17. Virginia Neary. 18. Donna Olson. 19. David Weeks. 20. Ashley Klauzer. 21. Donna Defferding. Lover Boy V w.. Milk Maid What's so funny? Orange Juice t What a Pretty Sweater Where is that man! I love you truly Roberta Sponsored by A A Warden s Daughter Whatta Figure m % t W i Fleas? Hiya, Leonard Slivery Slide Sheepherder SUNRISE BAKERY and ECONOMY GROCERY Louise Christiansen, Robert Dahl, Connie Gunderson, Sandy Hamilton, Jessie Howe, Gary Hurley. Carol Irvine, Rodney Larson, Lavina Maier, Larry Martin, Audrey Mat- tie, Gretchen Mengel, Betty Morton, Tillie Neiffer, Doris North, Marie O’Connor, Elsie Olson, Helen Peterson, Jo Ann Phebus, Venita Sherva, Eddie Sikorski, Rodney Siring, Glenn Smith, Jeanette Stark, Lee- Roy Waterland, Kenneth Noftsker. Lolita Yokley --@T l Looking for Al? WAAC-yl Sponsored by N. and C. REPAIR SHOP and BAKER DRUG v hat? they took TicruREs Tooay? Louise Christiansen, Robert Dahl, Connie Gunderson, Sandy Hamilton, Jessie Howe, Gary Hurley, Carol Irvine, Rodney Larson, Lavina Maier, Larry Martin, Audrey Mat- tie, Gretchen Mengel, Betty Morton, Tillie Neiffer, Doris North, Marie O'Connor, Elsie Olson, Helen Peterson, Jo Ann Phebus, Venita Sherva, Eddie Sikorski, Rodney Siring, Glenn Smith, Jeanette Stark, Lee- Roy Waterland, Kenneth Noftsker. Lolita Yokley ( i Where's Plevna Is it is; or is it ain’t? Looking or Al? WAAC -y 1 Sponsored by N. and C. REPAIR SHOP and BAKER DRUG SOPHOMORES Elinor Berwald, Haliie Bickle, Joyce Bruce, Darlene Christiansen, lyra Corbitt, Beverly Crandell, Carl Engrstom, Gloria Everson, Eleva Ferguson, Lucille Griffith, Marilyn Hayden, Merle Hayden, Beverly Heftie, Donna Huber, Michael Hurley, Luella Jordan, Alfred Kallend, Betty Kingsley, Sylvia Kor- neychuk, Mary Jane Losing, Phillip Malen- ovsky, Kenneth McDougall, Isabell McPee, Bobbie Lou Moline, Doris Molstad, Dolly Nason, Esther Neary, Leon Newell, Beulah Pardee, Richard Perry, Douglas Plummer, Pete Poulos, Melvin Schell, Evelyn Schopp, Gary Stanhope, Richard Steiber, Bennie Veeder, Betty Waterland, Donald Wiseman, Russel Wiseman, Laura Yokley. Sponsored by MELEOR-NORTH GARAGE and GRAINGER'S CAFE FRESHMEN Tom Biffle, Roland Bilges, Donetta Boucher, Virginia Brayton, Ilene Burns, Leona Cran- dell, Reva Johnson, Shirley Kallend, Norma Korneychuk, Rose Logar, Janice Loveless, Calvin Lund, Doris Lutts, William Lutts, Jo- anne Martin, Arlene Molstad, Jim Molstad, Mary Lee Moseley, Betty O'Donnell, Jean Oldis, Gloria Olson, Shirley Rae Ovens, Mik- ell Peck, Robert Phillips, Bonnie Plummer, Gene Plummer, Ida Marie Randash, Marvin Reese, Dolores Rustad, Darwin Schweigert, Mike Sikorski, Robert Skiles, Sammy Weeks, David Werner, Bryon Wolenerz, ( Pecos Pete Candysticks Sponsored by Call me Tex'. KIERLE CHEVROLET, INC. and REDISKE RADIO ELECTRIC CO. Pale Faces Bewarel Wahoool I! Einstein at Work Boy' Am I Mad Hello Jeanette What are you looking at Ruuel I Cowboy? ? The Thing Lavina ■ X- Love Birds I Results of the tornado of 1947 Josephine and Napoleon Sponsored by BAKER GRAIN CO. and PURITY DAIRIES, INC. BAND� FOURTH ROW: Calvin Lund, Doris North, Gloria Everson, Ilene Burns, Myra Corbitt, Alfred Kalland, Merle Hayden, L. F. Bruggeman, LeeRoy Waterland, Rodney Siring, Sam Weeks, Shirley Kalland, Kenneth McDougall, David Werner, Jim Corey, Bob Skiles. THIRD ROW: Diane Smith, Marilyn Hayden, Betty Morton, Ted Everson, Gloria Olson, Joanne Martin, Jean Oldis, Elsie Olson, Carol Irvine, Eddie Sikorski, Joyce Stevens, Leona Crandell, Ida Randash, Janice Loveless, Kay Cold- well, Laura Yokley, Elinor Berwald. SECOND ROW: Joy Johnson, Genevieve Hayes, Hazel Schettler, Venita Sherva, Shirley Rae Ovens, Beverley Heftie, Betty Waterland, Lucille Griffith, Agnes Frier, Hallie Bickle, Connie Gudnerson, Leon Newell, Joe Kirschten, David Weeks. FIRST ROW: Ashley Klauzer, Ronald Stanhope, Sandy Hamilton, Jeanette Stark, Louise Christiansen, Donnetta Boucher, Ruth Sheehan. MIXED CHORUS, THIRD ROW: Carl Engstrom, Dick Steiber, Douglas Plummer, David Werner, Glen Smith, Sam Weeks, Joe Kirschten, David Weeks, Lyle Seaman, Kenneth McDougall, Rodney Siring, Ronald Stanhope, Leon Newell, Gary Stanhope, Bob Skiles. SECOND ROW: Betty Kingsley, Jeanette Stark, Ashley Klauzer, Sandy Hamilton, Norma Waterland, Pauline Skidmore, Darlene Cretsinger, Myra Corbitt, Venita Sherva, Donna Defferding, Gloria Everson, Hallie Bickle, Calvin Lund. FIRST ROW: L. R. Bruggeman, Connie Gunderson, Lavina Maier, Bernice Carlson, Mary Jane Losing, Doris North, Evelyn Schopp, Carol Irvine, Betty Waterland, Gretchen Mengel, Beverley Heftie, Dolly Nason, Laura Yokley. Sponsored by Equity Coop Assn, and The Kit-Kat Club GIRLS’GLEE CLUB, FIRST ROW: Donna Olson, Virginia Brayton, Bernice Sleeth, Venita Sherva, Dar- lene Crestsinger, Donna Huber, Pauline Skidmore, Norma Korneychuck, Norma Waterland, Hazel Schettler, Joyce O’Connor, Mikell Peck, Sandy Hamilton, Tillie Neiffer, Myra Corbitt, Jeanette Stark, Carol Irvine. SECOND ROW: Beulah Pardee, Beverley Heftie, Mary Jane Losing, Irene Hartse, Della Lutts, Marilyn Hayden, Evelyn Schopp, Jean Oldis, Betty O'Donnell, Phyllis Olson, Ashley Klauzer, Donna Defferding, Helen Peterson, Lucille Griffith, Bonnie Plummer, Bobbie Lou Moline, Lavina Maier. THIRD ROW: Elinor Berwald, Gretchen Mengel, Gloria Olson, Bernice Carlson, Betty Waterland, Donetta Boucher, Sylvia Korneychuk, Virginia Neary, Joan Martin, Joy Johnson, Isabell McPhee, Gloria Plummer, Esther Neary, Dolores Rustad, Rose Logar, L. F. Bruggeman. FOURTH ROW: Betty Kingsley, Leona Crandell, Dolly Nason, Laura Yokley, Ida Marie Randash, Ilene Burns, Mary Lee Moseley, Connie Gunderson, Doris North, Gloria Everson, Eleva Ferguson, Reva Johnson, Gene- vieve Hayes, Janice Loveless, Darlene Christiansen. BOYS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Marvin Reese, Merle Hayden, Joe Kirschten, Rodney Siring, Donald Wiseman, David Weeks, Eddie Sikorski, Tom Biffle, LeeRoy Waterland, Lyle Seaman, Rodney Larson, Kenneth McDougal, Robert Philips. SECOND ROW: Bryon Wolenetz, Carl Engstrom, Richard Steiber, Robert Dahl, Alfred Kallend, Sammy Weeks, Leon Newell, Glen Smith, Ronald Stanhope, Walter Boucher, Gene Plummer, Robert Skiles. THIRD ROW: Hallie Bickle, Russel Wiseman, Melvin Schell, David Werner, Darwin Schweigert, L. F. Bruggeman, Gary Stanhope, Douglas Plummer, Calvin Lund. Dalbert Wiseman, Mike Sikorski. Sponsored by Jackson's Bar and Heiser’s Bar SENIORS Hazel Schettler, Vice President David Weeks, President Norma Water land, Historian Erna Mae Wang, Sec. Tres. C L A S s 0 F F 1 C E R S JUNIORS Marie O'Connor, Vice President Jeanette Stark, Secretary Lavina Maier, President Connie Gunderson, Reporter SOPHMORES Dick Steiber, Vice President Doug Plummer, President Hallie Bickle, Reporter Gloria Everson, Secretary Laura Yokley, Historian FRESHMEN Betty O'Donnell Calvin Lund Sam Weeks Sponsored by ■ Baker Food Locker and C. C. Motors CHEERLEADERS: Janice Loveless, Myra Corbin, Gloria Everson, Ida Marie Randash. n HOTT OWLS BACK ROW: Carol Irvine, Donna Olson, Bernice Sleeth, Venita Sherva, Darlene Cret- singer, Donna Huber, Pauline Skidmore, Norma Waterland, L. F. Bruggeman, Joyce Morton, Hazel Schettler, Joyce O’Connor, Mikell Peck, Sandy Hamilton, Jeanette Stark, Erna Mae Wang, Elsie Olsen, Betty Morton. SECOND ROW: Beulah Pardee, Beverly Heftie, Mary Jane Losing, Irene Hartse, Della Luus, Marilyn Hayden, Evelyn Schopp, Jean Oldis, Joe Kirschten, Betty O'Donnell, Phyllis Olson, Ashley Klauzer, Donna Defferding, Helen Peterson, Lucille Griffith, Bonnie Plummer, Bobbie Lou Moline. THIRD ROW: Doris Molstad, Florence Scoles, Elinor Berwald, Laura Yokley, Gloria Olson, Betty Waterland, Donetta Boucher, Leon Newell, Joanne Martin, Joy Johnson, Isabell McPhee, Connie Gunderson, Doris North, Esther Neary, Lavina Maier. FOURTH ROW: JoAnn Phebus, Louise Christian- sen. Betty Kingsley, Leona Crandell, Dolly Nason, Ilene Burns, Shirley Rae Ovens, Hallie Bickle, Aud- rey Mattie, Mary Lee Moseley, Eleva Ferguson, Reva Johnson, Genevieve Hayes, Darlene Christiansen. FIFTH ROW: Myra Corbitt, Gloria Everson, Ida Marie Randash, Janice Loveless. Sponsored by Our Own Hardware, L. W. Price Co. DRAMA I Idegarde . . . Joyce O'Connor . Dolson .... Gary Hurley ) s. Dolson . . Sandy Hamilton I Uy . . . . Connie Gunderson t b................Glenn Smith i nmy.....................Doris North 1 ige .... Louise Christianson ] y-May...........JoAnn Phebus . 1..............Helen Peterson I ;ddie Shermer . . Larry Martin 1 s. Shermer . . . Tillie Neiffer '. Shermer . . . Rodney Larson ith half of the 1951 SPARTAN in the hands of the ublisher and the other half in the waste basket, le Seniors are taking a deep breath, turning to- 'ard the auditorium, and preparing to go into spring ractice for the Senior Play, Grandad Steps Out , o be presented March 30, 1950. Under the able direction of Miss Casady, the Juniors presented the comedy, They Shook the Family Tree . While the tree was being shaken on the stage, the walls of the auditorium were shaken with the laughter of the audience. Lolita Yokely as student director kept the set in perfect order throughout the long evening practices. Betty Shadduck...............Virginia Neary Grandad.........................David Weeks Mrs. Jobe Feeney . . , Darlene Cretsinger Jack Norwood..........Melvin Wolenetz Mrs. Laura Morton..........Della Lutts Kip Shadduck.........Martin O'Connor Trudy Norwood.........Florence Scoles Sponsored by Genty-Gregory Florists and Miles City Mercantile Co. 29 Miles City Judie Norwood..........Erna Mae Wang Ludie Norwood..................Donna Olson Tillie...............Genevieve Hayes Jim Mahoney...........Ronald Stanhope Miss Abby Higgins . . . . Bernice Sleeth A Detective.............Joyce Morton ANNUAL STAFF, BACK ROW: Paintbrush Cretsinger, Artist; Scissors Stanhope and Glueprint Tunby, Feature Editors; Sir Tom, Advisor; Shylock Weeks and Receipts Wiseman, Business Managers. SECOND ROW: Erasure Hayes, Typist; Happly Klauzer, Assistant Editor; Speed Demon Schettler, Editor; Sugar Neary, Typist; Nimble-fingers Sleeth, Typist. ANTICLINE STAFF, BACK ROW: Genevieve Hayes, Florance Scoles, Bernice Carlson, Ronald Stanhope, Hazel Schettler, Delbert Wiseman, Walter Boucher, Connie Gunderson, Hallie Bickle, Gloria Plummer, Tom McGoniga. SECOND ROW: Darlene Cretsinger, Virginia Neary, Joy Johnson, Donna Defferding, Ashley Klauzer, Bernice Sleeth, Melvin Wolenetz. Sponsored by Boker National Bank and Bank of Baker FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA, FOURTH ROW: Jean Oldis, Bernice Sleeth, Sandy Hamilton, Paul- ine Skidmore, Norma Waterland, Doris Molstad, Myra Corbitt, Lucille Griffith, Betty O'Donald, Della Lutts. THIRD ROW: Mary Lee Moseley, Esther Neary, Bonnie Plummer, Donnetta Boucher, Phyl- lis Olson, Elsie Olson, Joanne Martin, Marilyn Hayden, Bobbie Lou Moline, Gloria Olson. SECOND ROW: Shirley Kalland, Ilene Burns, Beulah Pardee, Elinor Berwald, Erna Mae Wang, Betty Morton, Donna Olson, Isabell McPhee, Connie Gunderson, Shirley Rae Ovens, Reva Johnson. FIRST ROW: Eleva Fer- guson, Genevieve Hayes, Gloria Everson, Betty Waterland, Jeanette Stark, Hazel Schettler, Joyce O'- Connor. Carol Irvin, Laura Yokley, Doris Lutts, Miss Corwin. G. A. A., BACK ROW: Jeanette Stark, Marilyn Hayden, Myra Corbitt, Doris Molstead, Hazel Schettler, Mikell Peck, Betty O’Donnell, Phyllis Olson, Donna Olson. THIRD ROW: Janice Loveless, Genevieve Hayes, Betty Waterland, Beulah Pardee, Mary Lee Moseley, Ida Randash, Shirley Ovens, Shirley Kalland, Leona Crandell. SECOND ROW: Gloria Olson, Isabel! McPhee, Joan Martin, Esther Neary, Virginia Neary, Betty Morton, Donetta Boucher, Elinor Berwald. FIRST ROW: Miss Corwin, Reva Johnson, Gloria Everson, Connie Gunderson, Darlene Cretsinger, Joyce O'Connor, Carol Irvine, Doris North, Doris Lutts, Laura Yokeley. Sponsored by C. W. Hadley, Optometrist, Miles City and Sneider's Studio, Miles City FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BACK ROW: Mike Hurley, Joe Kirschten, Bill Lutts, Bill West, Richard Perry, Melvin Schell, Lyle Seaman, Doug Plummer, Lee Roy Waterland, Melvin Wolenetz, Rolph Tun- by, Larry Martin, Gary Hurley, Bob Dahl, Philip Malenovsky, David Warner. FRONTROW: Byron Wole- netz, Hallie Bickle, Calvin Lund, Mike Sikorski, Ed Sikorski, Ed Malenovsky, Martin O'Connor. THE MACHINE SHOP THE WOOD SHOP Sponsored by Vaughn-Rogsdale Co. and Foster Drug (CLASSES Shop Latin Biology English Typing But Mr. Heftie-- Chemisrry Study Hall Tliis IS the study hall Home Economics Library Algebra? Sewing Class Sponsored by DALE’S JEWELRY, Miles City ond SMITH’S BOOTERY, Miles City Toot Toot Tootsie Who needs a head time like this? Whatta figger Pepsodent Smile What, no basses? Look at the birdy Lucille Norma--waa Sponsored by CLARK'S FURNITURE and OLIVE HOTEL, Miles City Forward-“DaLbert Wiseman Forward--Dick Steiber Center--Tom Blffle 1 mmSff 1 % SCHEDULE Baker 34 Lemmon 50 Baker 44 Fairview 43 Baker 25 T erry 53 Baker 23 E Rill elk el 62 Baker 29 Bowman 26 Baker Wibaux 37 Baker 24 Wolf Point 65 Baker BRarh 40 Baker 24 3 Baker 46 Malta 60 Baker 24 Circle 31 Baker I 37 w. Terjy 33 Baker T3fc L Lemmon 5i Bake r 22 Beach 5i ■ TOURNAMENT AT BAKER Baker 4° _ - Bowman 37 Baker Ekalaka 67 Baker r 61 Wibaux 23 Baker Hrfr Plentywood 44 Baker V0 Scobey 60 Baker 2 Eairview 42 iBakcr 28 ClLrcle 46 Baker 31 —L Plentywood 40 Sponsored by METROPOLITAN CAFE- Miles City, Mont Guard--Doug Plummer Forward--Calvin Lund Center--Eddie Sikorski Captain Pee Wee Shoot Jump : j Sponsored by SUNNY CRhST DAIF and YOUR BOOK-GIFT SHOP ■ Coach Luetkens ■ mi B TEAM Coach Luetkens, Melvin Schell McDougall, Calvin Lund, Russell id Werner, Gene Plummer, Sam Bilges, Hallie Bickle. , Doug Plummer, Eddie Sikorski, Tom Biffle, Kenny Wiseman, Coach McGonigal. BOTTOM ROW: Dav- Weeks, Marvin Reece, LeeRoy Waterland, Roland Sponsored by MILES ULMER CO. and LISLE HAWKINS, JEWELER TACKLE FODDER jH. i Calvin Lund David Werner Richard Perry Bob Dahl % mw % 1 BHI4 11 JGBi : Coach Langston Rough Game The Bruggeman's on duty Another Good Game I! Looking at it from the rear view Temper, Temper!! Sponsored by HOTEL INGHAM, Miles City and W. A. MITCHELL INSURANCE AGENCY, Miles City 38 Big Chief, Little Chief A la - Harry James Come On Coach 1 Beauty Contest? ? Film Backfire? Wait till I grow up 11 Thinkin? ? Working! Noll I got you I I Fight on and Win Where For Art Thow-- P - T-w-i-n-n-g Sponsored by BENSON OPTICAL C0 Miles City and MILES CITY STEAM LAUNDRY, Miles City Whatta Messi l Going Shipping? Ya Baker! Duke I I Hubba - Hubba Look at that big yap!! Isabell JR. HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM--BACK ROW: Mr. Sullivan, Gary Bruce, Billy Hufford, Connie Giving, Frank Howe, Jim Corey, Mr. Langston. FRONT ROW: Everet Lentz, Lawrence Boucher, Robert Waterland, Bobby Plummer, Montie Stanhope, Victor Schueffle, Steve McClain, Roger Brownson, Jim Pat Niccum. Sponsored by FOX CLEANERS and METROPOLITAN CAFE Miles City 40 EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Lavon Anderson, Gary Bruce, Shirley Carlson, Kay Coldwell, Jim Corey, Ted Everson, Agnes Frier, Connie Giving, Joan Griffith, Gloria Hartse, Carl Hepperle, Elmer Hoffman, Frank Howe, Billy Hufford, Sybil Kinsey, Everet Lentz, Steve McClain, Carla Menke, Edith Morton, Jim Pat Niccum, Lona Mae O'Connor, Gary Perry, Billy Peterson, Lila Jane Renner, Victor Schueffle, Richard Schuler, Riggie Schwiegert, Dianne Smith, Elaine Smith, Joyce Stevens, Darlene Voorhees, Marie Voorhees, Alice Wang, Robert Waterland. Sponsored by The Specialty Shoppe and Haveland's Men’s Store Miles City SEVEINTH GRADE Carolyn Berwald. Lawrence Boucher, Roger Brownson, Duane Bruce, Dianne Burns, Jerry Coldwell, Bruce Dahlman, Betty Jean Green, Janet Grenstiner, Mildred Heiser, Clarence Hoffman, Shirley Jor- dan, Marvin Kalland, Jack Kinsey, Phyllis Kreager, Jean Kruger, Ila Paulson, Donna Paulson, Bobby Plummer, Bonita Rost, Richard Schwindt, (not pictured); Loretta Schwindt, Ruth Sheehan, Delsa Skid- more, Claudia Sleeth, Montie Stanhope, Eldoris Stodel, June Decker, Shirley Decker, Carola Varner, Gary Wildish, Tatyana Ackerman. Sponsored by Jocob’s Trucking and The News Stand Baker Helen Ballou, Terry Bilges, Doris Blake, Craig Bowen, Eddie Christman, Kelly Coldwell, Patrick Corey, Shirley Cyr, Verl Fried, Judy Hatton, Marlene Hayden, Franklin Hede, Sherry Huntly, Jimmy Joyce, Larry Kalland, Dennis Korneychuk, Milton Kramlick, Earline Linsey. Elizabeth McDougal, Suzanne McPhee, Maxine Manning, Norval Mitchel, Marjorie Morrow, Duane Myhre, Jimmy Neary, Roger Noftsker, Beverly Pausly, Floyd Quinser, Patricia Schlecht, Raymond Schueffele, Robert Schueffele, Kenneth Schweigert, Mavis Schweigert, Georgia Schwindt, Janice Sch- windt. Bobby Severson, Jerry Sikorski, Carol Ann Sinclair, Roger Singer, Cathy Stevens, Jerry Stevens, Gora Twiford, Bobby Uecker, Joan Vogelsang, Wayne Wassink, Nancy Wiseman, Jimmy Wiseman, Michael Wolfe, Teachers, Mrs, Karch and Mrs. Voorhees, Sponsored by Lake Theater and The Green Dragon SECOND GRADE Yvonne Afrank, Molly Lou Agler, Leona Breen, Jean Chesmore, Dorothy Lee Eustrom, Phyllis Finch, Delilah Fried, Kelly Gillan, Irene Grenstiner, Mary Lou Griffith, John Halmans, (not pictured); Lor- etta Hede, Eddie Hufford, Virginia Kreager, Dennis Langston, Vonnie Rae Linesy, Leilani Naples, John Mellor, Luana Mitchel, Lyle Neary, Sherman Pfeifle, Kay Linda Rediske, Jimmy Smith. Lana Jean Speelman, James Stark, (not pictured);Carmen Thomas, Clude Twiford, Cecil Visborg, Warren Wentz, (not pictured); Daly Ann Wolfe, RobertaYokley, Teacher, Mrs. Shelly. Sponsored by Fallon County Times and Moshier's Ready To Wear THIRD GRADE Larry Afrank, David Anderson, Pearl Ballou, Linda May Bilges, Rae Bowen, Roberta Breen, Nancy Bruce, Robert Bruce, Bradley Bruggeman, Ernest Christman, Jerry Cunningham, Camilla Eilek, Roger Fried, Jimmie Kruger, Donald McLeod, Ronnie Mellor, Geraldine Mitchel, Eddie Molstad, Deloris Noftsker, Grace North, Jimmy Price, Eddie Randash, Ronald Raymond. Sharon Schlecht, Bigsby Sch- ulz, Bobby Schweigert, Lorraine Schwindt, Raymond Schwindt, Jerry Severson, Lloyd Sinclair, Lynda Sieler, Eyvon Singer, Walter D. Siring, Richard Stodel, Richard Thomas, Arnold Uecker, Clifton Var- ner, Barbara Weeks, Douglas Wilson, Sam Wilson. Teacher, Miss Pratt. Sponsored by Montana-Dakota Utilities and Busch’s Insurance FOURTH GRADE Bonita Bilges, Lauran Bilges, Lory Bruggeman, Joan Carmichael, Barbara Cyr, Jeanette Cyr, Ralph Finch, Raymond Fried, Larry Green, Francis Griffith, Carol Ann Hatton, Jimmy Helgeson, Jean Hol- mund, Mary Howe, Stanley Hurley, Verdell Kramleck, June Kreager, Philip Langston, Virginia Losing, Betty Ruth Moline, James Morrow, Gerald O’Connor, Dennis Olson, Shirley Philips, Monte Plummer, Beverly Quincer, Roger Raymond, Kenneth Renner, Reuben Schweigert, Larry Schwindt, Karen Seldon, Sharon Speelman, Donna Twiford, Fred Uecker, Duane Waterland. Teacher, Mrs. Schettler. Sponsored by Cate Tire Store, Miles City and Continental Oil Company FIFTH GRADE Linda Jo Agler, Sharon Anderson, Ronnie Bruce, Bobby Coldwell, Holgar Engstrom, Sharon Eustrom. Myrna Ferrell. Mary Ann Hoffman, Dorothy Howe, Arnold Huether, Judy McClain, Sharon McPhee, Carolyn Morrow, Sonia North, Jerry Pardee, Bobby Perry, Sharon Phebus, Richard Price, Dorothy May Reese, Marvin Schopp, Jim Schwiegert, Helen Sheedan, Cleo Ann Sleeth, George Sleeth, Robert Smith, Clinton Stanhope, Lemain Werner, Walter Winsor. Teacher, Mrs. Andolshek. Sponsored by Cote's Tire Store, Miles City and Tractor and Equipment Co., Miles City SIXTH GRADE Patsy Brayton, June Bruce, Ferdella Carlson, Howard Corey, Rena Rae Desper, (not pictured); Johnny Everson, Arlee Fried, Garth Gillan, Alfred Grenstiner, Betty Jean Griffith, Roy Griffith, Sally Griffith, Ruth Griffith, Bernard Heiser, Eddie Helgeson, Jean Huber, Tommy Hufford, Jimmy Hurley, Ivan Korneychuk, Walter McDougal, Florence Maier, Bonnie Manning, Bryon Menke, Jean Morton, Calvin Newell, Carren Newell, Carol Noftsker, JoAnn Schulz, Eleanor Schwindt, Florence Sheehan, Billy Shelly, Florence Winsor, Larry Wiseman, Robert Yokely, Mrs. Hayden, Teacher. We, The Annual Staff of 1951, wish to express our thanks to all business firms and individuals who sponsored our 1951 SPARTAN, Sponsored by Simmons Dress Shop, Miles City Ruth's Cafe, Plevna Montana Gem Shop, Miles City Olson’s Barber Shop 48 ■ 4