Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1952 volume:

W., n I X 1 x , ' vel -Y wg .. '.7?, W.. ..x 1 :4', 1 .1-'5 LT: I Ju r. -cfm' .., uf ni l 4 r,-' ' I A-v subs , I ? It is a pleasure for us, the Seniors to dedicate our 1952 Spartan to Mr. Fredric Bruggeman. His many talents and gracious assistance have been a source of inspiration and encouragement to us all during our years under his patient guidance. It is with respect, admir- ation, and affection, Prof , that we dedicate this annual to you. I 1 HIGH SCHOOL The first section of the high school was finished about 1915, the second in 1918, and the thrid section and gyinnasium in 1937. The first graduating class was in 1916. This con- sisted of three people, Beatrice Daugherty, Bessie Millard, and Harold Patton. The class of 52 will be the thirty-sixth graduating class. This school has been continuously accredited by the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools since 1931. Baker High School Baker, Montana i VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE BUILDING The construction of the vocational agriculture building began in May 1950. Classes began in it November 3, 1950. Vocational agriculture and farm mech- anics are tau ht in one half of the 8 'building and industrial arts in the other. In the first year of the building's ,H '--5. - . ' f -- ,, . operation, the FFA boys won the state b +5-gf.Q.,,wkJ stock judging contest and a trip to the '- ' M' SQ 1 national convention at Kansas City in 1 T October 1951. 2 ,ag -T -L'::r KN a 0 0 . , f X-. ' r. , ,..,,,f' ' it -F Q ' .4 r'----A ..,.,, ' ,A ? ' -, , tu ,,,,g '.' ul 1 , wg - 1 If f t p It Lx A I V 'g ,gf Lee Moline P' ' ' Roy McClain and Assistant 'l i1'f:ji ,, ' ' Fx, P 5 Bud Price ' 1 A 1 . 'I M Vic North Ny g if ,Xi X , ., X Calvin Lund This is the School Board. With their advice we, the Senior class of '52, have planned to start a student loan fund. This fund will provide the opportunity of attending college for students who would not otherwise be able to do so. Mrs. Hitch SPONSORED BY: BUD'S SUPER VALUE 4' l ?34hiTlP'!EW I . S: CRASH or '34 ff . ff '7 1' . IF fx F v L44 . , Ah t B- . A 1 5 I 5 r -4 IL' 4 J' n 1- 1 rl A f ,fu.:j..- ' f LQMWQ' F. 4? V- -ff Z ai. Www' + L vm V: x ' 14 ' X sr -.'. . fd liiff' t. . f L4 .IIOIUUIEH Apues 'uosxapung aguuog 'KSI gfelqoq 'U0SIO'A9fiJEI '1ouuo3,0Aa:JAof :Mol qw EAISQS-,EIIUSA f'a1neW KSJPHV 'Suggs Aaupog 'puepa FINFKOHS1 :Moi pug 2- .IHH A1eg'u111eN A1.uz'1'U.1eq qog 'QMQH 9!SS9f'l11!U1S uuafg :MOI pug Lmom sg:oq x1'1e1S auaueaf 'uouovq A1198 'snqaua UVOI 'pisxoqgg agppg '5!1I!iII'I01'EQ :Mol 1s1 SPONSORED BY FARMERS UNION 0lL COMPANY A g X l .xl mlq. ,arm 2,57 l .-,Z Education Has Double Role Education that does not carry over into conduct is of little value. During the last one hundred years we have shifted the emphasis. We have been busy training, but not necessarily educating- It is important that we teach youth how to make a living, but it is equally or doubly important that We teach youth how to live. The call to what is vital in education is to educate for moral and spiritual values -- ed- ucation for character. L. W. Heftie Superintendent Baker Public Schools Education implies much more than acquiring knowledge through study and learning. It also deals with developing our characters. Recently I heard a statement which seemed to me to be an excellent guide for judging our own characters. It was: Am I the kind of a person that I would want for a friend if I were someone else? This is a challenge to look at ourselves through someone else's eyes and evaluate what we see. Are we kind, loyal, sincere and trustworthy? Do we have a sense of humor ? Do we have a happy disposition and yet can be serious on occasion? Are we res- pectful and reverent? Do we have a sense of duty? These are but a few of the attributes we like to see in our friends. Can we honestly see them in ourselves ? If we can't, now is the time to take inventory and say, as Robert Burns said: Oh wad some power the giftie gie us To see oursels as ithers see us! L. Fredric Bruggeman High School Principal 5 ..9f Howard Breitbach Great Falls College of Ed- ucation B.S. Montana State College Vocational Ag. Q-.if Leonard Haskell C atherine C asady ., . ,. ., fir ',',x nrt Lf ' ',r,,'2 , V Nil, s, f' S' 2 J lf' I 5. ,JVK J 'swf'-ff. S' - i rt ' ' w Alice Hayden B. A.Ham1ine University B.S.Montana StateCo1lege University of Minnesota American History, English I and II Girls' P.E. and Home Ec. xg ,- Edwina Eichenberger Montana Normal, Dillon Seventh Grade ,E 'Mai . -vp' 1 , D ,hp sg, 1 Janet Heckendorf B.S. Aberdeed, So. Dak., B. M. Nebraska State U. of Minn., U.of Wyom- Teachers College Chadron, ing, U. of So. Dak., Shop Nebraska, Seventh and and Mechanical Drawing World History 'J' ' f I ,f . .' J' wi , Walter Leutkens A. B. Wartburg College, Waverly Iowa, Rocky Mountain College, Bill- ings, Montana, Montana State College. Basketball, Football, Baseball, Civics, Drivers Training, World History Eighth and Grade Music eq-D iii Thomas McGonigal A.B. Carroll College Helena, Montana, English: Latin, and Junior High Bas- ketball Phil Langston B.S. Montana State College Rocky 'Mountain College Mathematics, and Physics s ' zsf- Y Delmar Lewis B. S. Valley City State Teachers College, Valley City, North Dakota, Minot State Teachers College, Minot, North Dakota ,Commerical Subiects .. A Frank Stine B. S. University of Wyom- ing, Graduate Work, Mont- ana State University, Miss- oula, Montana, Biology, Library, Assistant Coach 6 Robert Sullivan A. B. Geneva College, Pennsylvania, University of New Mexico, University of Pittsburgh, Eighth Grade J, 5 . .cg -'fax l -3,73 A AR .L -0'1 x x -.1 Amir . as 'Bm JOYCE O 'CONNOR Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus45 GAA 3,45 FHA 1 2,3,45 Anticline Staff 1,3, 45 Damatics 35 Hoot Owls 2,3,45 Class Officer 1,3,4 DORIS NORTH Band 1,2,3,45Glee Club 1, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,, 45 GAA 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Anticline Staff 3. 45 Drama 35 Hoot Ow1s2,3,45 Musical Activities 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 2, 45 Drill Leader 3,4 JOAN PHEBUS Glee Club 2,45 GAA 45 FHA 45 Annual Staff 45 Anticline 3, 45 Hoot Owls 3,45 Class Officer 4 JEANETTE STARK Band 1,2,3,45G1ee Club 1, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 45 GAA 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Anicline Staff 3,45 Hoot Owls2,3,45 Musical Activities 35C1ass Officer 1,2,3,45 Drill Lead- er 3,4. 1, j, if c .5 fi . hi. ..5. SPONSORED BY DALE'S JEWELRY, Miles City, Montana 7 VIRGINIA ALLEN Glee Club 1,2,3,4g GAA 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Musical Activities 1,2,3 LOUISE C HRIST IAN SON Band 1,2,3:G1ee Club 1,2, 4: Anticline Staff 3,4g Dra- matics 33 Hoot Owls 2,35 BOB DAHL Glee Club 1,2,3,4g FFA 3 43 Football 2,3,4 CONNIE GUNDERSON Band 1,2,3g Glee Club 1, 2,3,4p Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 43 GAA 35 FHA 1, 2, 3s Anticline staff 3: Dram- atics 33 Hoot Owls 2, 35 Cheerleader 2: Musical Activities1,2,3g Class Of- ficer 3 SPONSORED BY RANGE RIDERS BAR 8. CAFE Mules Cnty Montana 8 SANDRA HAMILTON Band 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1- 2-3-4: FHA 1-2-3-45 An- nual staff 4g Anticline Staff 3-4, Dramatics 3, Hoot Owls 2-3-4. JESSIE HOWE Anticiline Staff 3-4, Dra- rnatics 3, Hoot Owls 4. GARY HURLEY FFA 3-4, Dramatics 3 Basketball 1-2-3. CAROL IRVINE Band 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1- 2-3-4, GAA 3-4, FHA 1- 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Anticline Staff 3-4, Hoot Owls 2-3-4, Musical Ac- tivities, Class Officer 1-2, Cheerleader 2. SPONSORED BY 600 BAR 84 CAFE Miles Cliy, Montana 1 is-' '-he-v' sf RODNEY LARSON Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Dra- matics 3. LAVINA MAIER Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Anticline Staff 3-4, Hoot Owls 2-3, Class Of- ficer 3. LARRY MARTIN Band 1-2, Glee Club 1-2, FFA 3-4, Dramatics 3. AU DREY MATTIE Anticline 3-4, Hoot Owls 4. SPONSORED BY MIDLAND COAL AND LUMBER C0 81 BAKER SADDLERY in 'E' X Arr' IOHN MCGONIGAL Band 1, Glee Club 1-2-4, Mixed Chorus 4, FFA 4, Annual Staff 4, Football 4, Basketball 1-2-4. GRETCHEN MENGEL Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Anticline Staff 3-4, Hoot Owls 3-4, BETTY MORTON Band 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 4, GAA 3-4,FHA 1-2-3-4, Annual staff 4, Anticline Staff 3-4, Hoot Owls 3-4. ELSIE OLSON Band 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Hoot Owls 2-3-4, SPONSORED BY J. C. PENNEY CO. 8s COAST TO COAST STORE 'H , 1 ' ' 'Fl-::'1' 1 ,si :WCW W U T, N., ,M ,,,, , .rs . ,',,,r,m, T H H 1: W, -V L , ff- V -m ' ' V Jia? s- 'dh :'g,,':j' -. Dm .. gem-5 4' f .T 2' lf. 3 - ..-. 'L I '.: If ll Q gf, P ' 'Ms,' . 'A 1 5 535 ll T L il L ' A f - , V K ,i,,,gj.3'q,,,5,1i iss... 421 nl-f., -'f , ' I nm: I' 3 X- M .- V 1:.jlg 'ji N T - 'W ife ' 'N ,O A' ,T . was . TE QL: f-',.-1- ' Y HELEN PETERSON Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Anti- cline staff 3-4, Dramatics 3, Hoot Owls 3-4. VENITA SHERVA Band 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1- 2-3-4, FHA 1, Anticline Staff3-4, Hoot Owls 2-3-4, Drill Leader 2. EDDIE SIKORSKI Band 2-3-4, Glee Club 3- 4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, FFA 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Anti- cline Staff 3-4, Football 3-4, Basketball 3-4, Class Officer 1, Letterman 's Club 4. RODNEY SIRING Band 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1- 2-3-4, Anticline Staff 3-4, Basketbzill 2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, Musical Activities 2-3-4. SPONSORED BY KIT KAT KLUB 8. B 8. E SHOPPE 12 I 'QFD N- GLENN SMITH Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Anticline Staff 3-4, Dra- matics 3. TILLIE STEFFES Glee Club 1-2-3, Anti- cline Staff 3, H0OtOw1s 2-3. LEE ROY WATERLAND Band 3: Glee Club 2-3-4, FFA 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4. LOLITA YOKLEY Band 1-2-4, Glee Club 1- 2-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4. SPONSORED BY HEISER'S BAR 8. FALLON COUNTY TIMES CLASS WILL We the Senior Classvof 1952, being in sound and sober mind, declare this to be our last will and testament, We appoint Mr. Heftie as the sole executor of this will and testament. To the Seniors we leave our keenness of mind and remarkable aptitude for chemistry. To the Juniors we leave the trials and tribulations of putting on the prom. To theSophomoreswe leave our good looks and excellent manners, To the Freshmen we leave our deepest sympathy. The Faculty we leave gladly. Virginia Allen leaves her tactful and modest manners to Gloria Olson, Louise Christianson leaves her gum-chewing ability to Richard Perry. Bob Dahl bestows the gift of getting to school on time to Dick Steiber. Sandy Hamilton wills her high grades to anyone who can use them. Connie Gunderson's sweet smile and agreeable personality are left to Carla Mankie. Jessie Howe leaves all of her accumulated boy friends to LuE1la Belle Jordon, Gary Hurley doesn't want to leave as long as Reva is here. Carol Irvine leaves her well-beaten track to Plevna to Donetta Boucher. Rodney Larson leaves his vocabulary UQ to Bill Lutts. Lavina Maier leaves her blushes to Sam Weeks. HX L 4h ., My 8 E Larry Martin wants the future Vo-Ag students to have any IHC literature that may have found it's way out to the shop. Audrey Mattie leaves her short cut to school to Byron Wolenetz. John McGonigal leaves his ability to charm the girls to Mike Hurley. if till, Gretchen Mengel leaves her ability to respond to civics questions to Mary Jane Losing. 5 Betty Morton leaves her friendly and studious ways to Melvin Schell. Doris North ain't gonna leave nothin' to nobody! Joyce O'Connor insists that Mr. Lewis have all of her used commercial supplies. Elsie Olson leaves her loud voice to Esther Neary, Helen Peterson wills her charming hair sytles to Mary Lee Mosely, Q . ff Lk w Io An Phebus leaves her way of answering questions incoherently to Beverly Heftie. Venita Sherva's slow and even temper goes to Bob Skiles, Eddie Sikorski leaves his Ford to lack . Rodney Siring turns the exclusive right to a parking place on tank hill over to Leon. Glenn Smith leaves two complete volumes of U.S. History notes to anyone who can decipher them. Jeanette Stark leaves her muscle building set to Bill Peterson. Tillie Steffes's giggly ways are to go to Marie Voorhees. LeRoy Waterland leaves Miss Casady dumbfounded. Lolita Yokley leaves her excellent leadership and business like ways to Sylvia Korneychuck, SPONSDRED BY SUNNY CREST DAIRY 8. LAWLER DRUG STORE ,X PROPH ECY In the year of our Lord 1970, We, fVenita, Lavina, Helen, and IoAnj left our big cattle ranch in Amarillo, Texas, With our lives in danger and with Bob Dahl as our chauffeur, we took our first auto ride in a 1965 four door coupe. Coming into Locate on a bright Sunday morning we decided to attend church, As we entered town we noticed a round church inside the city limitsg we spied a neon sign hanging from the roof reading: Jessie Howe -- Pastor. We went in and were amazed at the wonderful sermon she delivered on the subject of Wanting, Capturing, and Keeping Men , Upon coming out of church, we discovered our chauffeur had gone to the Hot Rod Races, where Joyce and Virginia were neck to neck in the finals. Here Lolita Yokley was selling popcorn to make money to buy a fender for a blue Ford. Leisurely traveling through Pennsylvania, we went to breakfast, picked up the morning paper and, much to our surprise, read the shocking headlines: DETECTIVE STEFFES HOT ON TRAIL OF DOPE PEDDLER, We read on to find the dope peddler to be Big Joe Shanahan alias Larry Martin peddling marijuana in the form of candy cigarettes to minors. We then went to New York to visit an old friend, Glenn Smith, now a licensed mortician who was just in the process of embalming the latest deceased body with Rodney Larson fixing the hair in the latest Paris style. Leaving our car in New York,we took the United Airline Constellation enroute to London. We thought we recognized the stewardess, We asked her name, and it was the one and only Connie Gunderson, Walking the foggy streets of London we saw an elderly man, whom we recognized as Rodney Siting , still looking for a woman, but having no luck. Rodney informed us that another of our classmates, Elsie Olson, was working for a Master's Degree in chemistry at Cambridge University. We hired a cab to drive us around to see the sightsg one of the most famous sights was Doris North's Austin Used-Car Lot. That evening after a hearty English meal, we settled ourselves into comfortable chairs to watch the Mattie vs. Mengel wrestling match on T. V, Both were cheating a little for the World's Wrestling Title Our tour took us to Sydney, Australia, where we were lavishly entertained by Sandra Hamilton -- known there as Miss Sheep Queen of 1972. Adjoining Miss Hami1ton's sheep ranch was the Stark-Irvine goat ranch, financed by selling cheese from the famous goat milk. Our last stop before returning to Texas was the scenic land of Hawaii. Upon entering the mainland we saw beneath the beautiful palm trees some figures in grass skirts, whom we recognized as Eddie ROY Waterland. the 'Hula Hangles We now had to rush back to our ranch for spring roundup ff Y if 4,5 i ,fe 1 -- : - gif' L , . fi 5 :N 'e' EI sf 'X V li -f fs i 5 - - -.,.,:-. C .V ' .sf 1 .6 . -5324159 ,I if 'ff' 11? ' f- ' X I ':. L , . 1- f I S5 X 53- 4: 1 if .les -1 ' 1 --K JI, ,.,,1,,' Ri' J' 51:50 ,,, -1 .- n , - --- .-- . ' 0,1114 2,2-5 - : 'Why 5 N.: L fh Q., -:ff t ,L or ,s L' NVE ly il YJMVILTL . f 07 Sikorski teaching his pupils, Louise Christianson, Betty Morton, Gary Hurley, John McGonigal, and Lee I 4,99 ' , 1-'Ef fie t il 2: .1 - I '- L '-' 1- up f X ' 'f JP 1 l 'I x N I f IL vglsl 1 L fflz lttx 1 f'l.LLxw 1 'I 1 il llllt' lil ig,- 'sit SPONSORED BY LEGION CLUB 8K SAWYERS I5 IW, - .. W . , 'A Tune Chorus: to One Dozen Roses We 've had four years of high school Many friends we did gather And from each one we dread to part. i is at CLASS SoNG Sour dough Sandy CLASS Potm A bunch o tthe seniors are talkin' it up Returning fiiorn places unknown And Lolita who handled the annual crew Is lost in a world of her own When out of her thoughts, Alaska turned And back to the talk of the town Comes Sandy the Sourdough to pick them Up with the last of the latest lowdown Then Gary remarks of the antelope crop I think that I've gotten my share I think I'll go where Sandy goes And shoot a polar bear And then he appraises the Broadus sireen And thinks of an Artic night And wonders if she wouldn't look like a queen In a muff and a cape of white Dakota boys aren't hard for some gals And: friendships Aretwelded with rfings But Jessie' has taken our friend Bob Dahls And classed it with one of her flings Louise is a fiend when she's chewing a wad And always she's chewing the stuff Then shifting a gob from her tiring left jaw Deposits it down Larry's cuff So Larry the chemist has cut off the gum To compound a new grease or scum Now foot flinger Mattie is tapping her feet To the notes of a ragtime tune Which Betty is knocking from a new occarine That she got in a nuusic saloon Then Larson the Milkman throws out the scoop That on trips home from Plevna Irvine Picks up the Milk to deliver herself Whenever she gets back on time - Rodney Siring is quiet and still With his thoughts so solemn and gray For he saw a girl whom he didn't know --Still didn't when he went away Continued on page 31 Verse: SPONSORED BY ECONOMY GROCERY 8. YOUR BOOK GIFT SHOP 16 We'11 be glad to receive it The diploma we have worked for And all are glad we made the start. There may be wedding bells a'ringin College education, What ever be the future Of our expedition. We do thank all the teachers And praise them for their patience As we depart from Baker High, I want to laugh when you are gay Smile at the funny things you say Underclassmates listen to this It's important, wonderful bliss Seniors, you'll be year from today, It takes a lot of courage A heap of upderstanding Sacrifice and head aches galore To reach this happy landing. x I ,' , X ' I AAVLWL 1 L' W' '-'A' 5-1 ,JN 'F Qi mn- X 3' Ring Collector Jessie ...,....r Milk Bucket Larson x .nf T? -s , -vu. Bubble gum Christenson QT? .L CLASS HISTORY or '52 In the year of one thousand, nine htmdred and 40, to the teachers sorrow, a group of eager minded, education-boundQ'?j youngsters began the 12 year drag beginning with the lst grade under Miss Donavon and Miss Severts. After passing on condition from the lst grade into the second grade, we gave her such a horrible time that she pushed us into the 3rd grade just for the sake of getting rid of us. After bribing our overseer, Miss Mathieson, we finally fell into the 4th grade. After the usual, much-needed by us and more needed by the teachers, 3 month vacation, we skidded across the hall into the 5th grade and gave the teacher the usual bad time. After enduring all the hardships of school for 9 months, we slid down the hall into the 6th grade, where along with Mrs. Finkbiners musical talent and teaching ability, we managed to finish up at the East Side School We celebrated our accomplishment with the usual end-of-school-year party. Thus we bade the old East Side farewell. After trying to make the next 3 months vacation go like wildfire so we could have the honor of being in Junior High, we started the '7th grade under the superior dictatorship of Mrs. Banta , We completed the 7th grade by the skin of our teeth, only to go back into the 8th grade still trying to get away from Mrs. Banta, At last we were herded on the stage to receive our wonderful diplomas and to sing our songs. , Sandy Hamilton was valedictorian with Connie Gunderson and Carol Irvine as salutorians. Thus we ended our unforgettable Junior High years. Another three months of recuperation was sadly ended as we trudged back as freshman to face the horrible ordeal of initiation, administered to us by the mean ole' sophies. We dressed as comic book characters, and on the last day, a program was held in the gym where we had a chance to display our hidden talent which have never been found. Much to our enjoyment QHA! HAU they sent us all over town on a delightful little scavenger hunt, and later, we were given the honor of painting the B . That night they tried to redeem themselves by giving a dance in honor of us lowly freshmen. Our officers for this year were President -- Carol Irvine, Vice-President -- Larry Martin, Secretary and Treasurer-Historian -- Jeanette Stark, Reporter -- Joyce O'Connor and our sponser was Mr. Haskell. We finished up the year by participating in the spring concert and festival. - We spent a delightful three months vacation raising cane before returning to the beloved prison. We started out the year by electing Carol Irvine President, Vice-President Jeanette Stark, Sec- retary and Treasurer Doris North with our sponsor being Mr. Lanston. We, the mighty sophomores, took out our revenge on the poor freshman by initiating them. The following Friday, we gave the poor little dears a party. This year we elected Elsie Olson and Rodney Larson ashcandidates for the carnival king and queen, with Elsie winning the crown. After suffering from the hardships imposed upon us by the slave drivers, we managed to struggle thru the spring concert and festival, and went home to recuperate for three months. The following fall, we trotted back like willing little salt diggers, to select as officers, Pres- ident Lavina Maier, Vice-President Joyce O'Connor, Secretary and Treasurer Jeanette Stark and Reporter Connie Gunderson, and Miss Casady as our sponsor. The annual Junior play, We Shook the Family Tree , was added to our list of achievements, and went over with a huge success because of the direction of Miss Casady. We also honored the great f?J seniors with the annual Junior-Senior prom, with harbor lights as our theme. , Again we topped the year off with the usual concert and music festival, and dragged ourselves home, not to return until the following September as mighty Seniors ! This year we elected Joyce O'Connor as President, Doris North, Vice-President, and Jo An Phebus as Secretary-Treasurer and Mr. Heftie as our sponsor. Everyone looked up at us as big wheels fSo we thought!J. This year the juniors showed us how much they appreciated us by giving a prom in our honor. We took the usualvacation from school this year called skip-day. Having concluded our final days of education in the halls of Baker High, we participated our talents in the usual spring ac- tivities, which included the play, music festival, and the spring concert, Thus we ended up our 12 years with Baccalaureate and finally Commencement. Joyce O'Connor Louise Christianson Jessie Howe Bob Dahl Jeanette Stark QSQKLQC stu. X g'?'i'i'a' SPONSORED BY x ' '- E S ' N a. c REPAIR sHoP and MOLINE and sou 17 'wg Gibson girl He's little, but I go: one! I ! ah h h---scratch! I Wasn't he on it'?'? 5 if AJ .' 'ghblt' . :fl 1 ,- ' fn ni A 'o'ef9 ' 52 MASQ f-1 A- unfit: 0 ci Come on 'a my house! V' - L ' X01 X 'x A - ,A ,, 'nl Y wr x' J, Dates for Saturday Nite l Duhhhh! ! Peg O My Heart Boy, are we Mad!! SPONSORED BY You thing you! RUSSELL'S AND SMOLA'S Gads! A man-- Tom, I'm Poohed M .IU IORS ,w-Til ' , , - or yi .:. 'I ' 1 '-LI'-f K ,. -l -I-,P l ' . , fc? - ar, b . fr f 'i'-fsglt 3.55- K , 'Z 'T' 1? he . if-Q ,, , B A7 'X T I X , A 'ss ,rl -711 3 T' kg' 'A wr f 'Q '- YA E - . 1 ,E ,I-li ' . -3 1, r ,- if 1 fe- -fs.. -7 . ' , I' Y Y H 1 X Q' MD 'fl 7, sl xxf- fix - 1 I 'ai X ' , ' .1,1'i 'E 1 - .-F, , A T ' E +. , .L .. M Pi F if ' -if ye' alA . 4'L':r h .AJ .wi , ROW ONE: Verlie Allan, Elinor Berwald. Hallie Bickle, Joyce Bruce, Darlene Christianson, Myra Corbitt, Beverly Crandell. ROW TWO: Carl Engstrom, Gloria Everson, Eleva Ferguson, Lucille Griffith, Marilyn Hayden, Merle Hayden, Beverly l-Ieftie. ROW THREE: Donna Huber, Myrtle Hudson, Michael Hurley, Luella Jordan, Alfred Kalland, Betty Kingsley. Sylvia Korneychuk. ROW FOUR: Mary Jane Losing. Ken- neth McDougall, Isabell McPhee, Bobbie Lou Moline, Doris Molstad, Dolly Nason, Esther Neary. ROW FIVE: Leon Newell, Beulah Pardee, Richard Perry, Douglas Plummer, Pete Poulos, Melvin Schell, Evelyn Schopp. ROW SIX: Jack Sikorski, Richard Steiber, Betty Waterland, Helen Wintermote, Donald Wise- man, Russel Wiseman. Laura Yokley. SPONSORED BY JACK MELLOR - CONOCO AGENT 8. HOTEL INGHAM, Miles Ciiy, Mont. ffqgrg A' f , 'Ev . S SOPHOMORES x 'Q 5 'll , qw 5 hpl- I 3 5' 4- . ,. 7 45 H V ' .sxx :JY :I T591 Q ll X I J , ' . ' 6 il ' f 1 . N , Ir ' V Qsygld' fv ' xy, Ufnf? ' I .fr f I' ,- I 113,64 I f ' A I I L- , -x .,, ROW ONE: Roland Bilges, Donnetta Boucher, Ilene Burns, Leona Crandell, Reva Johnson, Shirley Kalland, Jane Krarnlich. ROW TWO: Norma Korneychuck, Rose Logar, Janis Loveless, Calvin Lund, Doris Lutts. William Lutts. Joanne Martin. ROW THREE: Arlene Molstad, Mary Lee Moseley, Betty O'Donnell, Jean Oldis, Gloria Olson, Shirley Ovens, Mikell Peck. ROW FOUR: Bonnie Plummer, Ida Marie Randash, Mar- vin Reese, Delores Rustad, Darwin Schweigert, Bob Skiles, Gloria Varner. ROW FIVE: Sam Weeks, Byron Wolenetz. Gary Morrow, Donald Sleeth. SPONSORED BY , GENTY-GREGORY FLORISTS 81 TOMALINO RADIO SERVICE Miles City? Montana A-L Lvl I FRESHM EN K: if up-.1 ,K Wid- 5 E' xy AP' 'fs 'i 4 s W J41 7 JI ,fa ,A if Ln! 'QQ dl 5 ROW ONE: Lavonne Anderson, Gary Bruce, Shirley Carlson, Danny Celander, Kay Coldwell, James Corey, Mariam Crawford. ROW TWO: Elroy Fried, Agnes Freier, Jo Anne Griffith, Frank Gonsioroski, Gloria Hartse, Carl Hepperle, Frank Howe. ROW THREE: Bill Hufford, Arnold Karch, Sybil Kinsey, Delphine Krausz, Everett Lentz, Doris Linden, Steve McClain. ROW FOUR: Anabelle Malenovsky, Carla Manke. Wayne Moline, Edith Morton, Julia Noftsker, Jim Pat Niccum, Lona O'Conr1or. ROW FIVE: Gary Perry, Bill Peterson, Lila Renner, Janice Rustad, Delbert Schweigert, Reggie Schweigert, Victor Schueffle. ROW SIX: Ronald Schorsch. Richard Schueler, Albert Setera, Dianne Smith, Elaine Smith, Joyce Stevens, Darlene Voorhees. ROW SEVEN: Marie Voorhees, Alice Wang. Patty Wiseman, Tommy Woodsend, Dale Wyrick. .2 sPoNsoRED BY Ted EVCFSOH BAKER CEMENT PRODUCTS Robert W-Harland 8m L PRICE COMPANY if 05 xi lg ' 3 WYE, if In a hurry? Good Grief! He done me wrong! Once a monkey, always a monkey! won't do it! Drunk again?? ,fv'vr, Q 'HVA iijwi ,-.7 , .V an . I f I Q.. Loafing again, Sike? H The backward type! '1 -JEVS.. ' ' H fe- ' A .1-flifai , Kill the ump! ! Little washgirl Morton Hi Elaine! The Ziegfielcl Follies SPONSORED BY DR. R. T. JOYCE, Baker, Mont. and FARMER'S UNION CO-OPERATIVE, Plevna, Mont. Af Y , - , X. ,f l 14' f Xl ,QIIIWWIWM , Q WOW, v vp , Q, Q 04 1 Ill ll, is o3g2o5?Q ' 4 fn 1 '48, get G I O M M lnllnf I X NM Wf WL!! K I M xx 1 Xml , ,ff l fezfwi f I ,UI 'lm6'i7'l'W 1 16 rf'4!541:'Zf'fa7 N w' g I, A g 215111 IQ LW, V ,W 45? - M' M :QI + vf -f , 1f '77' V'Q ' Q Q ,CUZ ,Miki QQQQQQVQ QQOOWOOQ 'WW16 6- D Q QQOQOOOOQQ ,gyfffllffffwf I , Ill! I 9 0 -..-- . 15?3 ' ff' F fr.. , 4? 1 4, 7' F ritz F X 6 -'L 4, fy' L Q wx 4 Li:-1:22 4, if J ' U 45' M 4 H -V , ' w XM fc ' 5 A -X 1, vii, 000' 1. 1 - fy '5 S .. -arg ' X 1. 9 1 'F' - 13' I 2 , 0 ,A l- ANNUAL STAFF First Row: Fingers Irvine, Typist, Pounder Hamilton, Assistant Editor, Slave-driver Yokley, Editor, Pencil 8: Erasure Smith, Artist: Snap-shot Sikorski, Feature Editor, Space-Jumper Maier, Typist. Second Row: Attache Laura, Junior assistant, Sales-talker North, Miser McGoniga1, Business Managers, Key-jammer Morton, TypistgCamera-shy Stark, Feature Editorg Posing Phebus, Artist, Receipts Martin, Business Manager, Tactful Tom, Advisor, T' ANTICLINE STAFF First Row: Sandy Hamilton, JoAn Phebus, Glenn Smith, Betty Morton, Gretchen Mengel. Second Row: Audrey Mattie, Louise Christianson, Helen Peterson, Jessie Howe, Venita Sherva, Jeanette Stark, Carol Irvine, Doris North, Rodney Siting, Lavina Maier, Lona O'Connor. Third Row: Sam.Weeks, Gary Hurley, Eddie Sikorski, Joyce O'Connor, Mr. Delmar Lewis. SPONSORED BY CLARKS FURNITURE 8. DELLA'S Miles City, Montana rj? ' 5 BAD First Row: Sandy Hamilton, Jeanette Stark, Shirley Ovens, Dianne Smith, Lolita Yokley, Jean Oldis, Donetta Boucher, Ruth Sheehan, Leon Newell, Hallie Bickle. Second Row: Ventia Sherva, Ted Everson, Montie Stanhope, Marilyn Hayden, Joanne Martin,Betty Morton, Beverly Heftie, Betty Waterland, Lucille Griffith, Agnes Freier, Shirley Carlson,Jane Krarnlick, Laura Yokley, Elinor Berwald. Third Row: Mikell Peck, Jean Kruger, Loretta Schwindt, Alice Wang, Gloria Olson, Elsie Olson, Carol Irvine, Eddie Sikorski, Joyce Stevens, Leona Crandall, lda Randash, Rodney Siring, Sam Weeks, Shirley Kalland, Jackie Gappa, Janice Loveless, Kay Coldwell, Fourth Row: Calvin Lundy, Doris North, Gloria Everson, IleneBurns, Alfred Kalland, Rodger Brownson, Myra Corbitt, Robert Waterland, Everett Lentz, Merle Hayden, Kenneth McDougall, Jim Corey, Bob Skiles, Professor Bruggeman, Dj? Q, s ,A MIXED CHORUS ' A First Row: Professor Bruggeman, Hallie Bickle, Agnes Freier, Eleva Ferguson, Janice Loveless, Ida Randash, Dolly Nason, Shirley Ovens, Betty Kingsley, Calvin Lund. Second Row: Laura Yokley, Kay Coldwell, Isabel McPhee, Beulah Pardee, Elinor Berwald, Evelyn Schopp, Lucille Griffith,Gloria Olson, Esther Neary, Gloria Everson, Beverly Heftie, Gretchen Mengel, Third Row: Carl Hepperle, Doris North, Betty Water- land, Myra Corbitt, Carol Irvine, Mary Jane Losing, Sandy Hamilton, Joyce O'Connor, Venita Sherva , Lolita Yokley, Jeanette Stark, Lavina Maier, Dick Steiber. Fourth Row: Everett Lentz, Wictor Scheuffle, Bob Skiles, Ted Everson, Jim Corey, Kenny McDougall, Eddie Sikorski, Gary Marrow, John McGonigal, Sam Weeks, Rodney Siring, Glenn Smith, Douglas Plumrner, Leon Newell. SPONSORED BY BERNARD MARTIN K GIRL 'GLEE Crandell, B. Kingsley, Second row: Mr. Bruggeman, J. Loveless, E K. Coldwell, M. Voorhees, D. Smith, B. Morton, D. Boucher,J. Oldis R, Johnson, B. Plummer. Third row: A. Freier, I. Stevens, I. Randash chuck D. Kransz B. O'Donnell, M Mosely E. Berwald L Yokle . . . , . - Y, V. Allan, V, Allan. Fourth row: C. Jensen, D, North, B. Waterland, ton, M. Peck, J. O'Connor, I. Griffith, N. Korneychuck, V. Sherva, J, Rustad, J. Phebus, H. Peterson. Left to right, bottom row: D. Christianson, L. Crandell, D. Nason, I, Burns, L. Christianson, D. man, J. Noftsker, G. Olson, L. Renner, L. O'Connor, A. Wang, A. Malenovsky, D. Linden, D, . Ferguson, L, Yokley, B. , I. Kramlick, M. Hudson, , B. I-Ieftie, M. Losing, E. Schopp, S. Korney- LLIB S. Ovens, E. Olson, L. Maier, G. Mengel, G. Everson, E. Neary, C. Irvine, L. Griffith, M. Corbitt, S. Hamil- Stark, G. Varner, M. Crawford, G, Hartse, J. , sf. f A BOYS' GLEE CLLI B First Row, left to right: S. McClain, E. Lentz, D. Stieber, T. Everson, J, McGonigal, A. Setera, H. Bickle, M. Schell, R. Waterland, B. Peterson. Second Row: L. Newell, R. Schorsch, M. Reese, S. Weeks, G, Morrow, D.Wise- man, E. Sikorski, R. Siting, B. Dahl, G. Smith, Mr, Bruggeman. Third Row: D. Celander, V. Schueffele, M. Hay- den, J. Corey, L. Waterland, K. McDougall, R. Larson, D. Schweigert, C. Lund. Fourth Row: R. Schweigert, R. Bilges, R. Schueler, B. Skiles, F. Howe, B. Hufford, D. Scwheigert, F. Gonsioroski, D. Plummer, C. Hepperle. SPONSORED BY DR. HOGEBOOM MD. 81 BANK OF BAKER Voorhees, P. Wise- Lutts, E. Smith, B. Pardee, I. McPhee, 59695 HUMEH QXSVARE AN S Q AMERICA FUTURE HOMEM KERS CF AMERICA First Row, left to right: Mrs. Hayden, Advisor, Agnes Freier, Eleva Ferguson, Julia Noftsker, Laura Yokley, Isabel McPhee, Betty O'Donnell, Joyce O'Connor, Jeanette Stark, Betty Waterland, Betty Morton, Shirle Kalland, Reva Johnson, Shirley Rae Ovens. Second Row: Lona O'Connor, Lila Renner, Carol Irvine, Myra Corbitt, Doris Molstad, Sandra Hamilton, Mary Lee Moseley, Jo An Phebus, Delphine Krausz, Jane Kramlich, Lolita Yokley, Verlie Allan, Esther Neary, Gloria Everson, Third Row: Ilene Burns, Kay Coldwell, Joanne Martin, Marilyn Hayden, Beulah Pardee, Elinor Berwald, Dianne Smith, Gloria Olson, Donnetta Boucher, Elsie Olson, Doris Linden, Doris Lutts, Elaine Smith. FUTURE F RMERS OF AMERICA First Row, left torightz Melvin Schell, Steve McClain, Wayne Moline, Doug Plummer, Larry Martin, Elroy Fried, Merle Hayden, Hallie Bickle, Jack Sikorski, Gary Bruce, Bob Dahl, Bill Peterson, Byron Wolenetz, Calvin Lund. Second Row: Robert Warerland, William Lutts, Carl Hepperle, Ronald Schorsch, Ted Everson, LeRoy Waterland, Arnold Karch, Victor Schueffele, Gary Perry, Howard Breitbach, Advisor. Third Row: Danny Ce1ander,'I'ommy Woodsend, Richard Perry, John McGonigal, Gary Hurley, Eddie Sikorski, Mike Hurley, Delbert Schweigert, Frank- ie Gonsioroski. SPONSORED BY T 81 M Electric Shop 8- BuscI1's Insurance 26 , 'mg , If .L hl ' 5 L 5' ' ,t -'rx' 5, Z - A A I -, ,y - if 2 J 4 'I A lv i f J , rv I y nl '- in f , cf' 0 HOO OWL Cheerleaders left to right: S. Kalland, B. Waterland, M. Voorhees, D. Voorhees, First row: Mr. Bruggman, Sponsor, J. Loveless, D. Christianson, D. Nason, I. Burns, L. Christianson, J. Noftsker, G. Olson, L, Renner, L. O'- Connor, A. Wang, A. Malenovsky, B. Crandell, B. Kingsley. Second row: L. Crandell, E. Ferguson, L. Yokley, B. Pardee, I. McPhee, J. Martin, M. Hayden, K. Coldwell, D. Smith, B. Morton, S. Ovens, D. Lutts, E. Olson, E. Smith. Third row: A. Freier, J. Stevens, I. Randash, B. Heftie, M. Losing, E, Schopp, B. O'Donnell, D. Molstad, M. Moseley, D. Krausz, E. Berwald, D. Boucher, J. Oldis, J. Kramlick, B. Plummer, R. Johnson. Fourth row: S. Carlson, D. North, C. Irvine, L. Griffith, M. Corbitt, S. Hamilton, M. Peck, J. O'Connor, J. Griffith, V. Sherva, I. Stark, G. Varner, M. Crawford, G. Hartse, J. Phebus, H. Peterson, G. Everson, E. Neary, V. Allan. Ag t qi, 2 is J :vw G. A. A. A First row, left to right: Mrs. Hayden, Eleva Ferguson, Laura Yokley, Darlene Voorhees, Joyce O'Connor, Betty Morton, Doris North, Carol Irvine, Jeanette Stark, Shirley Ovens, Joyce Stevens, Alice Wang. Second row: Lona O'Connor, Patty'Wiseman. Third row: Kay Coldwell, Ida Randash, Elinor Berwald, Lila Renner, Joanne Martin, Shir- lee Kalland, Marie Voorhees, Mary Lee Mosely, JoAn Phebus, Bonnie Plummer, Reva Johnson, Doris Linden, Fourth row: Janice Loveless, Betty Waterland, Betty O'Donnell, Myra Corbitt, Doris Molstad, Mikell Peck, Dianne Smith, Gloria Olson, Donette Boucher, Doris Lutts, Esther Neary, Gloria Everson. SPONSORED BY ' LIVESEY LOCKER CENTER 8. REDISKE RAD!O ELECTRIC 27 1 J Mrs, Spangler Anne Purcell . Vivian George Vic Lewis . . . SPRING FEVER . . . Myrtle Hudson . . , Gloria Everson . Lucille Griffith . . . Mike Hurley Howard Brant . Mr. Purcell . . Aunt Maude . . Mrs. Purcell . . . . . Russil Wiseman Donald Wiseman . . . . . Dolly Nason --Q . Evelyn Schopp Ed Burns , . . . . . . , Hallie Bickle PresidentDixon . . . . . . Douglas Plummer Lou Herron . . . . . Beverly Heftie Professor Bean . . . . . . . . . Leon Newell ' A DEAR PAPA U11 Now the Seniors turn to pro- ,, - .. , .2 vide the entertainment for the I 3, -Q - - school. We, the Senior class, C' 9 j 4 turn our talents to producing N-v K J' the comedy Dear Papa under L 1' . - ' X ,A H the able direction of Tom Mc- Q X f .L Y X' I L M Gonigal to be presented on A- ' ' ' ' pril 4th, ,L 'Y Herman Carr . . . . Gary Hurley .b Mrs.Carr.... ...JessieHowe J LaineCarr........... ..... . ...D0risN0rth 7 Q' Q f is . N 45, ' Q 1 l Q Dickey Turner . . . . , , . Eddie Sidorski 'X' ,g,- George Carr . . . . . . . . . Larry Martin 1 Carol Ruth Carr . . Louise Christianson Miss Lucinda Carr . . . . . JoAnn Phebus f 'fx Mrs. Elvira McDuffie . . . Betty Morton 1, ' f ' Z iv . Fif 2 ' V, ,, -. W W . 'Ax 4 vt,-: , ' ., ' NN ' 1 . in 1' ' Y I L21 - ' ' .W 1 3 ' G 0 f h Mr.J. Caswell Drennen . . . Rodney Siting J Z- Don Drennen . , . , , , . , , , Glenn Smith -7' ' U, Mr. Yeates . . . . , , John MeGonigal ' N3 Q ' 23, Janet Roden . . . . . . Carol Irvine y ,- ,P fl Q Liz Estes . . . , . . . , Venita Sherva A L 1- 9 Hill Rishi ' Mickie Strong . . . . . . . . , . . Elsie Olson 3 I On November 9th the Juniors turned the Areana ilii A - l ' into a theatre to present the comedy Spring Fever under the direction of Marion Dimick. -- Constant laughter from the audience proved it to ' rf 1, be a success. SPONSORED BY A f' VAUGHN RAGSDALE CO. St LISLE HAWKINS, .IEWELERS MILES CITY 28 fi? s' I9 'Si SOPHOMORES President Calvin Lund Vice-President Reva Johnson Secretary Bonnie Plummer Treasurer Shirle Kalland I :fb President Everett Lentz Vice-President Jim Corey Secretary Lona O'Connor Treasurer Joyce Stevens P. SPONSORED BY SPECIALTY SHOP ,Il V5 vi SENIORS President Joyce O'Cor1nor Vice-President Doris North Secretary-Treasurer JoAn Phebus Historian Jeanette Stark JUNIORS President Hallie Bickle Vice-President Donald Wiseman fnot picturedj Secretary Douglas Plummer Treasurer Betty Waterland Historian Laura Yokley I MILES CITY MERCANTILE CO. MILES CITY 29 I Warden at Work-Office Coach is stumped for an answer f?J What's the matter, did you all pass the test? - Amer- ' What's the huggin' for? - Typing II ican History Studious, aren't they? - Eighth Grade O boy -- FOOD! ll - Homemaking SPONSORED BY MILES CITY STEAM LAUNDRY TRACTOR 8g EQUIPMENT, Cnterpillers, Miles City 30 Al ',-v ll I 7 lf Number Please O'Connor. Si 3 53? . I1 I w 11' 's l , il.. r ---, it gs if Shirley Visborg CLASS PCEM Joyce O'Conner can be counted on 2. 'PI For gossip old or new fi JM, p For the Telephone office is the place to hear a P What others say and do, L.. , , And Gretchen wonders if the train is in We :wa Q With the morning mail in reams . :if A For maybe a letter had arrived today From Harvey -- still man of her dreams. Then someone remarks of the great success Of JoAnn in playing the field ' While keeping her suitors so well arranged Not letting her fate be Sealed. Now Doris North had taken a Poke And she'1l take one at any who scoff. She's got it bad and she's got him too -- Don't look like it's gonna wear off. Ed Sikorski. the crowd is informed, v Had abandoned the girls for the sky. T -S .. Ya can always get a girl, ' says he: '-4' QW I want a plane to fly. John has been loved and lost by many, ,... 5, The dark and light and fair. N ' He ain't caught yet, but he might be soon 'X' Spring fever is in the air. Elsis Olson is packing things N In a cedar chest so fine f To use whenever she gets her man ff In not too long a time, Q V J ......f And Lavina Maier has got plans too, k Which show on her little left hand -J It's dazzling, diamond and expensive too The Angel -- without wings For some poor hapless man. Tillie and Connie are completing the term f In the correspondence way And LeeRoy's almost -- the days he attends He dreams those days away. Jeanette's the gal with the galaxy of chins, And she's far from underweight She's got a wit and her clever remarks Keep classes up to date. Venita Sherva's a master cog At the roller skating rink The figures she cuts on roller skates WR , M Are enough to make us blink. Helen Peterson hails from out south . na- Where the roads are drifted full She makes it through no matter how bad , In time to get to school. We've tried our best to leave Smith out He's really the Senior Class clown So now well toss his name about And send this corny thing to town. We've done our best to slander your names And now the poem is through We hope you got mad -- if you did we're glad That's what we tried to do. v xx, we., N Cf Come skate with me. SPONSORED BY C. C. MOTOR COMPANY C. W. HADLEY, OPTROMIST Miles City 31 PT. . . Kg. a' --1,-17-1-,g1,..5Z5V . KINDERGARTEN A. M. Group P, M. Group X 'if' Taki Hg ' I DICIUI-es 9 9 I've got bunions. . , ' 'Q' P On top of old Smokey! SPONSORED BY: The teddy bear, I I ,r- he C ozy library GRAINGERS CAFE , a. BAKER FURNITURE COMPANY Faces afe duty' boys! 32 '22 Og 1L .,ZluI.ggraf1lt5 ii pf Sw Q wkgiff if wyiiiggzfgligiiggggwfi ff M 3 Wwwfws fi 5 Maj? J ww W QQ? ' Q W Qi? S5 33 W W QW if W2 SPONSORED BY PURITY DARIES 8m ANNUAL STAFF ' 33 . 5 ' ff: X T A P3 .A H Q if Li x fi Who done it? S wwe.. .. I I i Ain't love wand? Step back! fy ,JN Q6 ' I ,, , 1 mink I S01 mm' f 'A ' M i S , Q91 ' .af 1 ' T '14 'f- ' if-xkifiii' x l 'I he ana J u eta so O .n dsl.: Oh! Drop dead! 'N . ut heattb Working? Unbelievable! ,J -42 5, .. 7 W' if' Mir age ,gi ' hi Qi, i f it , ,X ,fggf ,g .... fifill 1 . 4, Mario L anza? -, A ww U: 5 TE S1 . i.ii1 V xt .La P ' ' ' 1 4 G A . A mol V M M' 1 39-'1'a 1 i f ,gg ,,E1..i. ' i, V, ' ai wma - ' VL- V Ez:-jf.: '. h A E a.'f' 'A 1-riff :Q . - in ' , A fw ,, ,gi 5 nf.: W-- ' . 7-55. .554-, V ,, 4- ' -.f y: gifs A .Six f Ji ,,. ., , ,,,. A g 1 V' ri. ' 'Mg Exercising or hunting? Do you use Pepsodent? My childhood tw Skull SPONSOR ED BY: Stokes 8, Stratton Jewelers, Miles City Metropolitan Cafe, Miles City Pie 34 We bought gum! f IQ. x Q- ? -4' f' ,.,,.v 'Q fm AQ I - gt .ww 5 x ANTED Moon Eyes Muetkins alias Wal- ter Luetkens Description: Height -- 5'8 . Complexion: Red and white C2 . speckled. Disposition: Vile, at which times he is unap- -e , proachable. Be cautious about ' ,fd I' confronting him at these times. ' He has been at varoius prisons, I Escaped the last time from Bil- lings, Montana, Last seen in the Civics room of Baker. He is a dangerous criminal. Beware, for he may have a loaded basketball in his possession. He was in prison for giving unconstitutional tests in Geography, Get him caught before he gives anymore. .0 w --t -tw,-'fr . V . ' Heartbreaker Steiber alias Rich- ard LeRoy Steiber A 1 Wanted for breaking SO many hearts -- mainly female ones. ,A 17 ,' Description: Height 5'6 . M- Complexion: Beautiful pale f- -. yellow, splashed with green. Disposition: Changeable, , -f .ft- mostly rotten. He has been , prisoner in the Newsstand, but escaped when the door fell off the hinges, because they melt- ed when he blew his hot breath on them, He was last seen driving down Second Street West in a greenish International pickup, hitting 80, because it was 9:31 P.M. Be careful when you see him, because he may be armed with pebbles and start slinging them.! ! Looney Hot-Breath Lolita alias V' 3: Slave Driver Yokley ' ' -- : Wanted for practicing slavery, ii ' which is against the rules and ' gf regulations of this late age. . 4 4 Description: Height 5'4 ,-,Y L. Complexion: Dirty Brown with - i Black trimming. Disposition: .N In WOW!! She has been in sev- - ' eral mental institutions, but was tg- if too rough for them. She escap- ' ed from her last cell by biting the bars off with her teeth. May be found in the vi- cinity of a blue Ford, That's where she spends most of her free moments. SPONSORED BY MILES CITY SADDLERY CO. GRANTS, MILES CITY 35' Patty the Tomato Juice Kid a- lias Ethelyn Ella. Wanted for poisoning the public. Description: Height 5'3 . Com- plexion: Amber, with black bags under the peepers. Must treat her gently, or she will start screaming wildly, Once, just once.! ! She escaped from Duram, Missouri. She blew the top off the joint! She was last seen in a maroon ford. Approach slowly. Heartless Gaylord alias Tom McGonigal Description: 5'6 , Blue eyes, trimmed with black, and curly crewcut. Disposition: Murder- ous when angry. Approach him with caution. He is wanted, dead or alive, He may be armed with a volume of English Liter- attire which is deadly. Lonesome Louie The Leech alias Delmar Lewis Description: Height 5'8 with medium build. Complexion: CHHQQO11. Escaped from the Minot State Teachers' College on May 1951, Last seen in the vicinity of Baker, Montana, This man is dangerous, he may be armed with his usual weap- on, a 50 cal. typewriter. Want- ed for: Giving the same speed test more than twice. X Doug - las! Good game- POW! 'i V4 5. .L T Y It , '-C .- ' fs Il l I V, K q Fa una ,,1 1 -n 1- 1 ! e 'fs' xx D xx r Ak' ' o 'im 3 4 ' I fa - r . -1-ij -A -P 1 - I ..-1. A 1 .1 7- o 1. - E , .FQ . B A 15 f o., , f1 f'fs,l1' H - , Inf, - 1 ' 1+ t hi - so 7ja'm?jF 'Q i tg'-ETC .,+Vffn.- Milli - , 1, f f - meta! '.,.,lgL 1L:?:d-gg: f Ext gg! ,i N ' I. ca uf- ,- , . W, ,, - fl thai -. A Ax: 4 - R Dat 3 :Lexi ' 3345, ' 5 'iigfga oh, Louise! .go -or .qi N. .5321 uw:-'e-xaiu U E , ubucfg Reauy Our hula M1ke! . 'get r Xnp A huntin' we will went' . fl' '-'lf - Pretty car, Mr. Hefue! ! -F r , W , Beautiful, beautiful pink eyes! i T sPoNsoRED BY ' SERVICE GARAGE EQUITY C0-OP ASSN. I never done it! 36 f'f J' 5, x WS I f ,ai NL N f ' xg gig? I' ffl fl If ll I III, I ll If 1 ' -2 P 14 . Y lllllll . .... ' ' 2 I A , I- Y ll . 4 , , ' V' If .' W l' W :AA QI ' ' yi , IH . If 'll , V, ll, ' f A 'fo N JI -1' Q 1 , I 4 ' If f A 75, - ,Il ! , A i' 'M 0: ff 4 ' 7 jf . ' ' if X f , 1, JA Q is 1 N 'W' N L' A ,gr . ' - ' ,- Z' ll 1 l g- . - , f ' I y N H --.V 5-A VL- V., VV , X -2 . gl' rj I ,-QE, N if f LI J: I , N h -Ay 9, ' , N' + 'A . .J gf 19 'nv' '3 . I 2 N A x, X , ,lf gi. 'I ralri-A 5 - - f I I I -:.-E 1 1? gl 1 I ' EEE Zu' 1 1, 0' Sam Weeks 7,17 John McGoniga1 Center Bill Hufford Guard Doug Plummer Forward Calvin Lund Poke Wiseman Forward Guafd S I R, Q 'ff X B f. E Ed srkofski Center 9 Guard Rodney Siring Hallie Bickle Guard Forward i EA ' KX: Jim Pat Niccum Dick Steiber Guard Forward 2? TOURNAMENT AT BEACH W, YJ' 3 Lf AJ f ' SCHEDULE TOURNAMENT AT BAKER fig xx Eggked Marmarth Baker 31 Bow XQQAX A j iq ,a'k!eff,B9 Wibaux Baker 30 Fairviewx 'X34-4 43 Terry Baker 46 Beach - w?y y,f - af 32 Ekalaka Baker 56 Circlexkef-.jx 9? XiJlNs r 22 Beach Baker 37 Plentywodd 54. ' QB 61' 34 Wolf Point Baker 31 Eanview 2,9fj,f ke: 26 Circle Baker 39 Taffy ' ' Rf SPONSORED BY Baker 58 Scobey , ' A B k L' 42 W'b W, Bgki, 23 Milf? MILES a. ULMER, Males cny Baker 44 Ekalaka 45 SHORTY'S GROCERY, Marmurih R 37 I 'ie Is' 'K B he . EIISI HT BA KETBALL BOYS First row, left to right: Calvin Lund, Doug Plummer, Jim Pat Niccum, Billy Hufford, Eddie Sikorski, Donald Wise- man, John McGonigal, Dick Steiber, Rodney Siring, Hallie Bickle. Second row: Coach Leutkins, Jack Sikorski, Mgr.: Wayne Moline, Robert Waterland, Ronald Schorsch, Sam Weeks, Frank Howe, Jim Corey, Pete Poulos, Everett Lentz, Pete Peterson, Coach Stine, w Y A fx ' ,J 4 E I lr I A 1.4 ' , gh 1 , C , Vx-X7 -'M' Q 1 Q E5 Fxja LETTERM EN First row, left to right: Russell Wiseman, Dick Steiber, Rodney Siting, Sam Weeks, Eddie Sikorski, Donald Wise- man, Calvin Lund, Darvin Schweigert, Roland Bilges, Second row: Coach Leutkens, Sponsor, Hallie Bickle, Doug Plummer, John McGonigal, Gary Morrow, Richard Perry, Billy Hufford, Ronald Schorsch, LeeRoy Waterlandgack Sikorski, Coach Stine, Sponsor. SPON SOR ED BY: W. A. MITCHELL INSURANCE AGENCY 81 DELUXE MOTORS INC. Miles City 38 -9 'gmmh A-s FS B4 9345 , 92 55, ,E3 5510-'A 'P W x , gf xx x I FOGTBALL First row: Doug Plummer, Jack Sikorski, Gary Morrow, Donald Wiseman, John McGoniga1,Rodney Siring, Bill Huf- ford, Jim Pat Niccum, Second row: Dick Steiber, Roland Bilges, Ronald Schorsch, Richard Perry, Ed Sikorski, Lee- Roy Waterland, Delbert Sehweigert, Ted Everson, Calvin Lund, Third row: Coach Stine, Danny Celander, Russel Wiseman, Sam Weeks, Jim Corey, Hallie Bickle, Darwin Schweigert, Steve McClain, Coach Luetkins. ' m,,-- ,,, -: , .x nj- 33, f 1 5' . J., , J , ' . li s I of X , ,5X fS! X ' ff . ji K' Nair- 5 iii 3,3 l 'P' .1 ', ' ,, me . J , Q x J K Q N R fr - Ik ilk J Y Q F' C J J 5, r' Q A is ,ails -ff Milfie'Rgfielsffra,,,i,fi'fr' giffe X :. 3. X' 4' K 3 M ' gi 1 ur, . t A W YL , .f V V, L, ., J , , A 3' xl 1 5 Us ii BASEBALL First row: Calvin Lund,Dick Steiber, Doug Plummer, Donald Wiseman, LeeRoy Waterland, John McGoniga1, Hallie Bickle. Second row: Roland Bilges, Bill Hufford, Coach Luetkins, Jim Pat Niccum, Russel Wiseman, SPONSORED BY: 1 SPORT CENTER, Miles City 39 1 It-1' I I l .af L, Lax a A1 eftmpery I JLI IOR HIGH FOOTBALL Front row, left to right: Warren Wenz, Dennis Langston, Bobby Coldwell, Brad Bruggeman, Samy Wilson, Philip Langston, Bobby Perry. Second row: Jim Helgeson, David Anderson, Bobby Smith, Wilbur Wiseman, Kenneth Da- hinden, Lawrence Boucher, Calvin Newell, Richard Schwindt, Clinton Stanhope. Third row: Ralph Finch, Bobby Plummer, Larry Wiseman, Alfred Grenstiner, Bruce Dahlman, Roger Brownson, Eddie I-lelgeson, Howard Corey. Fourth row: James Morrow, Wlater McDougall, Tommy Hufford, Ray Griffith, Montie Stanhope, Jerry Coldwell, Tom McGonigal. 'Smut I JU IOR HIGH BA KETBALL First row, left to right: Eddie Helgeson, Roy Griffith, Lawrence Boucher, Alfred Grenstiner, Coach McGoniga1, Duane Bruce, Tommy Hufford, Bruce Dahlman, Roger Brownson, Second row: Calvin Newell, Montie Stanhope, Jerry Coldwell, Ernest Bohle, Walter McDougall, Marvin Kalland, Howard Corey, Larry Wiseman, Wilbur Wiseman. 40 EIGHTH GRADE -, ll -L 7 I N NO W L , I 1 I 3 ' 1 X .9 ' I , 1 v N r. :,, 4 , ,. . . ', '-E 6. ', .a lv Q ' In 4, ., , , N CV .. ' ,J ' 5,4 ' . ' , r M N6 wry:-. 4,1 I , X S A iz' - , V' ,fr A S V .. 1 . ' A 152 1 V ,. il- . , ' if we - rv if : ' V' W 'J W rg ',l, ' ' T. 5? X 1 , . -V- , U, la Q J X X ..,-V ,, -rx... 'UC' , 5 X . V . 'L' K' L . V 'X X , - fl., , ,355 wb q ' . 2 1- ,mf r ., 1 A - , 'Q' '- 5,,d:.1v-1 Q .A if '-3, tl? .,'f -J, it wi fr ' ' A g . ' M Y. ff' ' sr . F. f 'lip F s Tr I5 .av ul ,di ' I . 'fix S ' ,pa I Z7 , 1' x 'as ' 'WP 5 V -'Q 1 I - J .. A. 1 '5.a T 9 - at , -- A- as I? 4,6 l 3 A ' --'V rg? , , :, : ,- ' 'x mu, x -:-55' , V 'I' ,iiiizizl r. 1 , 4 'P ' .Y f I V .lg , 12 , Tatyana Ackerman, Avon A11an,Caro1yn Berwald, Ernest Bohle, Lawrence Boucher, Roger Brownson, Duane Bruce, Diane Burns, Jerry Coldwell, Bruce Dahlman, Jacqueline Gappa, Betty Jean Green, Marnette Hart, Mildred Heiscr, Clarence Hoffman, Shirley Jordan, Marven Kalland, Jack Kinsey, Phyllis Kreager, Jean Kruger, Donna Paulson, Ila Pau1son,BonitaRost, Lorretta Schwindt, Richard Schwindt, Ruth Sheehan, Delsa Skidmore,C1audia Sleeth, Eldoris Stadel, Montie Stanhope, June Uecker, Shirley Uecker, Carola Varner, Gary Wildish. Sponsored by GAMBLES Dr. H. S. PROCTOR und OPTOMETRIST 41 I ri N ' M SEVE TH GRADE 4. 1' I -or in I ' ' 40 'Q ,V - Q, , Q rl ,II gwx, .4 x ' J'- f Lv J . 1 nh V -4 I I A '- B x-7 J 'C' in ,b V- ' Y , -fr' ' g, H' xg fr X F f V Z' fv- 1? - , .J -V' A ,,,., ,, all . 1' 7 w W . 'S 1 Zvi 1 '52 YQ' was lfvi 1 qff Ax 5-6. . .4 n. 1 .Q 5, , ff ., 4 I .' ff :P , -A -wx Z, '- i . EK -75 ,--' r A .7 ' -If l v?' QA if June Bruce, Ferdella Carlson, Norma Kay Clayton, Howard Corey, Rena Desper, john Everson, Arlee Freid, Alfred Grenstiner, Betty Jean Griffith, Roy Griffith, Ruth Griffith, Sally Griffith, Bernard Heiser, Eddie Helgeson, Tommy Hufford, Jimmy Hurley, Noreen Kohler, Iva Korneychuck, Florence Maier, Byron Manke, Walter McDougall, Jean Morton, Calvin Newell, Carren Newell, Carol Noftsker, Carol Rose, Eleanora Schwindt, Florence Sheehan, Florence Winsor,Larry Wiseman, Wilbur Wiseman,Mary Lou Wood- send, Roberta Yokley. SPONSORED BY: S. A. weeks M. D. Morrow Plumbing and Heating 42 FIFTH GRADE . R, ,, f- - 1 1- 4? Y 'sri 'F' 7 -E u- -r pst? I 4' A VH- A - ' I K 'Qi ,161 , H ,P ' X f QA . . ' Y ,, '- , H,-'44 A ,J 4.fi,? ff .Ms M A , L+ ' y . , y . f mizz L 3, Q ' 1 LAQ Q -' AT n ,I 'Y : ' S, i t , V t' el i' W 1 av - h Wik i: N,114'4',' . 'sr' A F - .. 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Banita Bilges, Lauren Bilges, Joy Brow, Lorynn Bruggeman, Joan Carmichael, Ralph Finch, Raymond Fried, Larry Green, Francis Griffith, Carol Ann Hatton, Jimmy Helgeson, jean Holmlund, Mary Howe, Stanley Hurley, Danny Kohler, Verdell Kram1ick,June Kreager,Phi1 Langston, Virginia Losing, Bette Ruth Moline, James Morrow, Gerald O'Connor, Monte Plummer, Beverly Quenzer, Reuben Scheufile, Larry Schwindt, Sharon Speelmou, Donna Twiford, Fredirick Uecker, Duane Waterland. SPONSORED BY: Melody Shop, Miles City , Baker Drug Southside Grocery, Baker 47 lsr- r SIXTH GRADE Q, nas - I' , I 1 , j 'Wk V - ,, Q 5 H'-V 'V fi f , 3 N In . V., eff' I mfg Y! If ,af vii' 5 q I xv W B5.Fej,r ' I 1 , I , V hx ' 'X - xii ,, .M P? if I fi, I In IS I ' , ,, 1 I I S., If I I 'U I I . - .- V, 1 N ' ,Q j , A Ik ' ' ', ' I I' . ,, D Q' : ' ,, M.. - , - 7' ' I - -i f 5 I S ' f if I af 45 1 -2. Y ' half ' 'I ax. L . 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