Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1954 volume:

THE SPHRTfill Of 1954 MIKELL PECK - EDITOR ROBERT SKILES - BUSINESS MANAGER BAKER HIGH SCHOOL BAKER, MONTANA The first thing we need to do is to see that the history of America and American institutions is ade- quately taught in our schools and colleges to the rising generations of Americans. Standards and ideals must be constantly taught or they will perish; for as the older generation dies, its knowledge dies with it. The ideals that have made our country great will live only as they are implanted in the minds of those who are coming on to take the places of those who are passing away. L. W. Heftie, Superintendent Mr. L. W. Heftie Do you have a goal in life? In basketball, the goal is to put the ball through the basket, and the success of the team is measured by how often it ac- complishes this goal. In high school your goal is to graduate and in order to do this you must earn the required number of credits. These goals have been set for you by others, but if you desire success in life you will have to set your OWN goals..goals which will give real meaning and purpose to your day-by- day living. When you awake each morning will you expect the coming day to be the same old grind, or will you awake expecting the accomplishments of that day to bring you closer to your goal? Remember, a per- son can't get anywhere unless he's going someplace. Decide where you are going and then chart your course in that direction. Good luck to you! L. Fredric Bruggeman, High School Principal American Legion Club and Samsel’s Mr. L. F. Bruggeman Dedication The senior class of '54 with sincere appreciation, dedicates our Spartan to Wally MCoach Luetkens, who for the last four years has giv- en of his time and talents to help our class. Hereby we express our grati- tude to him for helping better our school and for just being the swell person he is. With these things in mind we so dedicate our annual. 3 School Board Chairman L. Price conducts a business meeting of our local board of Trustees on the first Monday of every month. Clerk, Mrs. Evelyn B. Hitch, keeps the records. Members pictured from left to right are L. W. Heftie, Superintendent of schools and board members Roy McClain, L. R. Moline, Calvin Lund, Mrs. Hitch, M. V. North, and L. Price. Mel lor North Garage and L. Price Company 4 Catherine Casady--B. A, Hamline, University, St. Paul, Minnesota; University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota--American History and English 1 and II, Darlene Van Sickle--B. S. University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah Weber Jr. College. Og- den, Utah; Agricultural College, Logan, Utah-- Home Economics. Edwina Eichenberger--Montana Normal, Dil- lon, Montana--Seventh Grade. Janet Heckendorf--B, M. Nebraska State Teachers College, Chadron, Nebraska--Sev- enth. Eighth Grade and Grade School Music. Walt Luetkens--B. A. Wartburg College, Wav- erly, Iowa; Rocky Mountain College, Billings, Montana; Montana State College, Bozeman, Montana--Civics, Drivers Training, World His- tory. Leonard Haskell--B. S, Northern State Teach- ers College, Aberdeen, South Dakota; Univer- sity of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota; Uni- versity of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming; Uni- versity of South Dakota, Vermillion, South Dakota—Shop, Mechanical Drawing. Phil Langston--B. S. Montana State College, Bozeman, Montana; Rocky Mountain College, Billings, Montana--Mathematics. Howard Breitbach--Great Falls College o! Edu- cation, Great Falls, Montana; B. S. Montana State College. Bozeman, Montana--Voca- tional Agricultural. Tom McGonigal--B. A. Carroll College, Helena, Montana--English, Latin, and Junior High Basketball and Football. Delmar Lewis--B.S. Valley City State Teach- ers College, Valley City, North Dakota; Minot State Teachers College, Minot, North Dakota-- Commercial Subjects. Ernest Horvath--B. S. Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana; University of Colorado, Bolder. Colorado--Blology and Guidance. James Mack--B, S. Black Hills Teachers Col- lege, Spearfish, South Dakota--Eighth Grade. A1 Genantone--B. A. Rocky Mountain College, Billings, Montana--Coach, Library, and Health and Safety, Faculty Randash Motors and Baker Furniture Company I Teacher Features The art of reclining. Now fellows--” A bad day?! Homo sapiens. I did it, and I'm glad! Fifteen cents a test tube Caught in the act. Scrooey Looey Paper and pencil, please. f! Cell block 13 Vaughn Ragsdale, Miles City and Baker Hotel Cafe I AVONNE BAHNER Transfer from Kalispell. Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorns 4, Spartan Spir- ettes 4, Senior Banquet 3, Annual Staff- typist 4, Senior Play 4. DONNETTA BOUCHER Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus3,4, SpartanSpirettes 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Annual Staff-typist 4, Anticline Staff-typist 3,4. ILENE BURNS Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Spartan Spirettes 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Senior Play 4. FRED HOLL1BAUGH Transfer from Drummond Band 4,Glee Club 3,4, Mixed Chor- us 3,4, Football 3,4, Basketball 3, Track 3,4, B Club 3,4, Annual Staff-feature editor 4, Anticline Staff-feature editor 3,4, Senior Play 4. REVA JOHNSON Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Spartan Spirettes 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2, Senior Banquet 3, Annual Staff-typist 4, Anticline Staff-mimeograph 3,4, Class Vice President 2, Class Secretary 3. SHIRLEY KALLAND Band 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3, Spartan Spir- ettes 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Senior Banquet 3, Annual Staff-typist 4, Anticline Staff-typist 3,4, Class President 3, Class Treasurer 4. GAMBLE’S I NORMA KORNEYCHUCK Glee Club 1,2,3,4. ROSE LOGAR Glee Club 1, Spartan Spuettes 3. JANICE LOVELESS Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Annual Staff-typist 4; Anti- cline Staff-reporter 1,2, Business manager 3,4, Class Reporter 1, Class Secretary 4, Senior Play 4. t 1 CALVIN LUND Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Boys Quartet 3,4, B Club 1,2,3-,4, Football 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,4, Annual Staff-Sports Editor 4, Anti- cline Staff-reporter 3,4, Class Vice President I, Class President 2, Class Historian 3,4, Senior Banquet 3, Jr. Play 3, Senior Play 4. DORIS LUTTS Glee Club 2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,3,4, G.A.A. 1, Spartan Spirettes 2,3,4. WILLIAM LUTTS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Lawl er’s Drug Phone 77 T M Electric Shop General Electric Phone 19 8 JOANNE MARTIN Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,4, Drill Leader 3,4, Spartan Spirettes 1,2,3,4, Jr. Play 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Anticline Staff-assistant editor 3,4, Class Vice Presi- dent 4, Senior Play 4. GARY MORROW Glee Club 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Foot- ball 2,3,4, Basketball Manager 4, Track 2, 3,4, Jr. Play 3, B Club 2,3,4, Class Vice President 3, Senior Play 4. MARY LEE MOSELEY Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Drill Leader 3,4, Spartan Spirettes 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Jr. Play 3, Senior Banquet 3, Anticline Staff- feature editor 3,4. BETTY O’DONNELL Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Spartan Spirettes 1.2.3.4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2, 3.4, Anticline Staff-mimeograph 3.4, Class President 1. GLORIA OLSON Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,3,4, Spartan Spirettes 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Senior Banquet 3, Anticline Staff-social editor 3,4. SHIRLEY RAE OVENS Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 4, Spartan Spirettes 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Jr. Play 3, Senior Banquet 3, Anti- cline Staff-typist 3,4, Senior Play 4. Olsen’s Barber Shop Coast to Coast Store 9 MIKELL PECK Band l,2,3,4, Glee Club 1.2,3,4. Mixed Cho- rus 3,4, Spartan Spirettes 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4, Annual Staff-editor 4, Anticline Staff -editor 3,4, Jr. Play 3, Senior banquet 3, Senior Play 4. BOB PETERSON B Club 1,2,3, Glee Club 1,2,3, Football 1,2, 3, Track 1,2,3. Transfer from Bessemer, Alabama. B Club 4, Football 4. BONNIE PLUMMER Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Spirettes 1,2,3, 4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, F.H.A. 1, Class Secretary, Treasurer 2, Class Treas- urer 3, Annual Staff 3,4, Anticline Staff-mimeograph 3,4, Jr. Play 3. IDA MARIE RANDASH Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Spartan Spirettes 1,2,3,4, Ma- jorette 2,3,4, Anticline Staff-social editor 3,4, Annual Staff-feature editor 4, Jr. Play 3, Senior Banquet 3, Senior Play 4. MARVIN REESE Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, F.F.A. 3,4, Senior Play 4. DOLORES RUST AD Glee Club 1, Spartan Spirettes M G.A.A. 4 Penney's and Baker News Stand 10 DARVIN SCHWE1GERT Football 1,2,3, B Club 1,2,3, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Baseball 1,2, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Senior Play 4. ESTHER SHEEHAN Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band 3,4, ROBERT SKILES Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Boy's Quar- tet 3,4, Jr. Play 3, Senior Play 4. GLORIA VARNER Glee Club 1,2, Spirettes 2,3, Anti- cline Staff-typist 3,4. SAM WEEKS Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Cho- rus 1,2.3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Boy's Quartet 3,4, Class Treasurer 1, Class Secretary 2, Class President 4, Anti- cline Staff-Sports Editor 3,4, Senior Play 4. BYRON WOLENETZ Glee Club 1, Band 3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Anti- cline Staff-department editor 3,4, Senior Play 4. Fallon County Times and B E Shoppe 11 Class History In the year one thousand nine hundred forty-two we entered the first grade. Because of our sweet disposition it required six different teachers to see us through. . . It required only one teacher to hold us in line through the remaining live years of our Eastside career. We finally entered junior high under the dictatorship-a-er-leadership of Lovell Warren. Everybody passed the seventh grade (on condition) into the eighth grade where Robert (Sully) Sullivan was our tutor. In the spring of ’50 we marched upon the stage to receive our diplomas graduating us to the senior high school. In the fall of '50 we entered the infamous halls of Baker High School. For the freshmen year we elected the following officers: President-Betty O'Don- nell, Vice -President-Calvin Lund, Secretary-Treasurer-Sam Weeks, and spon- sor-Mr. McGonigal. After being iormally initiated by the honorable sophomores we officially became students of Baker High School. Nothing exciting happened the fresh- men year except that school got out. After a long three months vacation of fun, our voices again resounded in the halls of Baker High. During the sophomore year our officers were: Calvin Lund-President, Reva Johnson-Vice President, Bonnie Plummer-Seeretary, Shirle Kalland- Treasurer, and Mr. Langston-sponsor. During this term we had the honor of initiating the freshmen. We again came back in the fall of '52 and elected President-Shirley Kal- land, Vice President-Gary Morrow, Secretary-Re va Johnson, Treasur er-Bon- nie Plummer, Historian-Calvin Lund, and sponsor-Miss Casady. One of the highlights of our junior year was our presentation of Meet Cor- liss Archer . It went over with a huge success thanks to Miss Casady. To show our respect for the graduating seniors, we honored them with a prom. The theme was The Old Lamp Lighter with a mural painting on the west wall. At last we entered Baker High School for the last time. This year was spent in stepping on the underclassmen and proving to 'hem that we were the big wheels. This year we elected Sam Weeks-President, Jo- anne Mar tin-Vice President, Janice Loveles s-Secr etary, Shirle Kalland-Tr eas - urer, Calvin Lund-Historian, and sponsor-Mr. Heftie. Our play in the spring, Lost Horizon , was a huge success. Tom McGoni- gal was director and made fine actors of us. After much arguing, debate and good behavior, along with the Warden we were permitted to take a couple of days for sneak day. The kind hearted juniors honored us with a prom in the spring. We went through the usual spring activities which included the spring concert, the music festival, baccalaureate, and last but not least graduation. Calvin Lund Sam Weeks Betty O'Donnell Norma Korneychuk Kit Kot Klub Russell's, Dependable Brand Merchandise 12 Sam Weeks. Mary Lee Moseley, Doris Lutts, Bob Skiles, Reva Johnson, Fred Hollibaugh, Ida Marie Ran- dash, Darvin Schweigert, Gloria Varner, Norma Korneychuk, Rose Logar, Avonne Bahner, Betty O'Don- nell, Gary Morrow, Esther Sheehan,Joanne Martin, Byron Wolenetz, Ilene Burns, Donnetta Boucher, Shir- ley Kailand, Janice Loveless, Mikell Peck, Dolores Rustad, Shirley Rae Ovens, Calvin Lund, Gloria Ol- son. Leon-Mar and Green Dragon Phone 20 I 13 Class Will The senior class of '54 being of sound mind (???) hereby set forth this last will and testament. AVONNE BAHNER leaves her natural curly hair to Spooky Red . DONNETTA BOUCHER leaves to wed Jack. ILENE BURNS leaves her ability to play the drums to Roberta Yokley. FRED HOLLIBAUGH leaves to growl for the Grizzlies. REVA JOHNSON leaves to find Stretch . SHIRLE KALLAND leaves her typing ability to Delbert Schweigert. NORMA KORNEYCHUCK leaves her quiet ways to Diana Smith. ROSE EOGAR leaves her horse sense to Charlene Knipfer (as if she needed any). JANICE LOVELESS leaves her fountain pen to Mr. Lewis. CALVIN LUND leaves his athletic ability to Parnell Wasnuk. DORIS LUTTS leaves to pull the plow for Bill L. BILL LUT TS leaves his farming know how to John Mastel. JOANNE MARTIN leaves to become the second Florence Nightingale. GARY MORROW leaves his line to all the fishy characters . MARY LEE MOSELY leaves her high quality soprano voice to Agnes Freier. BETTY O'DONNELL leaves the road to Rhame open to anyone who's in- terested. GLORIA OLSON leaves the good dancers from Plevna to anyone who will have them. SHIRLEY RAE OVENS leaves her clarinet to Rena Desper. MIKELL PECK leaves her sultry jokes to Fern Noftsker. BONNIE PLUMMER leaves her figure to Anna Wyrick. IDA RANDASH grabbed her diploma and RAN-DASH (ED) out. MARVIN REESE leaves his FFA jacket to Sybel Kinsey. DOLORES RUSTAD leaves her short feather bob to Gloria Hartse. Gary Morrow Ida Randash Gloria Varner Rose Logar Marvin Reese FROST BOWL No customer too small” 14 ' 15 While we, the prophecy committee of 1954, were sitting in the commercial room, we started to day dream. In the dream it was 1964 and we were given free tickets to tour the United States in a one horse open sleigh. So we hailed a taxi, and who should the driver be but Gloria Olson. She took us to our sleigh. Upon getting aboard the sleigh, we took out like a streak of lightning, but we can see why because our driver was Bob Skiles. Asking him what was the matter, he replied, I jest don't feel good! When arriving in Chicago we stopped and started uptown when who should we see but Gary Morrow carrying a lollipop he had stolen from a little girl. He was being chased by the world famous woman policewoman, Norma Korneychuk. Upon catching him she told us that he was one of the F.B.l. s ten most wanted for stealing from children. Anxiously leaving Chicago we headed for the state of New York. In New York City we went to Broad- way to see Let's Do It Again in which Calvin Lund and Doris Lutts were doing their famous tap dance. While in New York we goto Madison Square Garden to see the light weight boxing championship, we see Bill Lutts shouting, In this corner weighing 98 pounds is Janis Loveless and over in this corner is 98 3 4 pound Donnetta Boucher . Man what a fight it was. After leaving Madison Square Garden, we found ourselves in the Okefenokee swamps of Georgia. VVe saw two figures which we thought were monkeys, but after closer observation we found that it is Bonnie Plummer chasing Betty O’Donnell. (Shows there is not enough men.) Now in Miami we go to the beach to see the Miss America contest and who should we see but Esther Sheehan in the latest Paris bathing suit. She is competing for Miss America and has already won the title. Miss Florida, When looking past the line of bathing beauties we see the judge, Sam Sam the ladys man, Sammy Weeks. Our next stop was in the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas. We see Ilene Burns beside her trailer house in bare feet hanging out diapers for the twelfth child. (She did decide on Leo after all.) We find Gloria Varner and Byron Wolentz on a goat ranch in Texas. Gloria is out milking the goats and Byron is in the kitchen making cheese and butter with one hand and has his history notes in the t'other. While in Texas we decided to see the oil fields and as we went by one of the trailer houses we see Bald- win's car and about that time we see Avonne (Bahner) Baldwin walking out of the trailer louse. We were in a hurry so we only said Hello . In the Casino in Avalon, Catalina Island, we see a group of men around something and so going over and seeing what it is we see that it is Shirley Rae Ovens selling cigarettes. She tells us that she also sings there. At the. Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco, we see Fred Hollibaugh fishing. He is arguing with Mikell Peck that the fish he just caught is a still water fish and not a salt water fish. Mikell told him very polite- ly that it was salt water fish because she took chemistry and when you take chemistry you learn every- thing. We also see Shirle Kalland cleaning Freddie's last catch. Stopping at San Diego we see our wave, Ida Marie Randash. Asking her why she ever joined the waves she told us that Hallie joined the Navy so she joined, too. Upon returning to Baker we find Bob Peterson still trying to teach us foreigners the southern drawl. We, the prophecy committee-Dolores Rustad, Reva Johnson, Marvin Reese, Darvin Schweigert, and Mary Lee Moseley-find ourselves in the insane asylum in Warm Springs. Who should be our nurse but Joanne Martin and she tells us that we were out of our heads. Dolores Rustad, Reva Johnson, Marvin Reese, Darvin Schweigert, Mary Lee Moseley. Bud's Super Valu and Rediske Radio Electric 16 Class Song (Tune- Tea For Two ) Baker High, we’ll say goodby From me to you, you’ve seen us through You'll always be in memory its true; No more high school, but maybe a little college; We all know that we should have a little bit more knowledge And so to you dear Baker High adieu. From these prison walls we'll go And poor Mr. Heftie will feel so low The teachers all will sit right down and cry. But the class of '54 will heave a sigh and say once more Farewell to you, our favorite school, goodby. Shirley Rae Ovens Gloria Olson Esther Sheehan Class Officers 1950-1954 Back Row: Joanne Martin, Calvin Lund, Gary Morrow, Sam Weeks, Betty O'Donnell. Front Row: Reva Johnson, Bonnie Plummer, Shirle Kailand. Janis Loveless SleetVs Bar and Ten Spot Cafe 17 Class Poem The High School Daze Of The Class Of ’54 Come along with us, to school we'll dash. To take a look through the door; We’ll give you a glimpse of a wonderful class, The Class of ’54 Avonne is talking with a cute little lad, Ted is the guy she chose; He must have done something to make her mad She gave him a broken nose! This is study hall you see. The teacher just sat on a tack; The boys are winking at Betty O'D- And she just winks right back! Bill is out in the Ag, room now, (He's going to FFA) Studying every horse and cow -He'll be a farmer some day. Down in the kitchen is Bonnie Bell, Stirring up a tasty dish- And as it cooked we could easily tell -She forgot to clean the fish! There is Byron-Oh! So dizzy, Coming down the hall; Don't bother him now-he's very busy, Writing, I love girls , on the wall. Calger listens to the game of baseball (He's an ardent fan) Don't say Dodgers to him at all, -He's a Yankee man! Dance in the gym, lights are low, Let's take a rest and stop. There is Darwin, look at him go, -He's doin’ the Bunny Hop! Delores R. is very shy, And very quiet too, Some day she'll find a certain guy. Come on now, tell us who! Donnetta's finally settled down, She'll be married soon; Took a man from another town, -Wedding will be in June. Dons, our little country lass, Opened her locker door - Someone stacked it while she was in class And her books fell out on the floor. What's that noise we hear so well? -Heard it a block away. That’s just Esther--Can’t you tell? -Playing her bass today. Fred and Shirl are quite a pair They're going steady still; If you can't find them anywhere. They're probably on Tank Hill! Gary was Dexter in our play We still remember him now; We laughed and laughed at his funny way Of saying Holy Cow ! Gloria O.. Sweet little lass. Gives out with a great big sigh. She wants to go back to History Class-- Good Heavens! I wonder why) Gloria V. is one of the best. Sitting in Typing II, Typing away on a ten minute test. Is that all there is to do? Here comes Ida down the hall. She is quite a lassie, Hallie says, That's not all- She's got a classy chassis! Ilene is tired of single life. She has a diamond new-- Wants to be a Little Wife , So she’s gonna say, I do. Who is this now?--Why Janice 'tis. Better known as Little J , Has only one wish and that one is, -She wants to grow up some day. Joanne M. is quite a honey. She's treasurer of FHA, Watch her close, she's got the money, Don't let her slip away! Curley Locks Reese is another one. Who winks at the girls every day. He says he likes it. . .it sure is fun. And it helps pass time away. Our roving reporter who we call Mauz, (Mary Lee is her name) Asked how Baker High School was. They answered all the same. Of her Hi-School days we hear Mike say, I remember them well , She dreams of all those good oT days- When her steady was Calvin L. We'll visit the commercial room today. Now who do you suppose that is? Why that’s none other than Norma K., She's our shorthand whiz. Reva is chemistry made a mess, While waiting for a test tube to cool. She tried to make some H2S And stunk up the whole darn school! Her comes Rich lickety-split, Driving his sooped-up Ford- Quick! Stand back, so you don't get hit. The gas pedal's clear to the board! Let's talk to Rose here by the door. She says she just can't wait. She's on her way to English IV, Half an hour late. There goes Sam just feeling swell. His girl he's gonna meet. As he walked along he suddenly fell. Over his great big feet! Last but not least is Shirley Rae, Practicing yells in the hall; Turned a cartwheel t'other way And crashed into the wall! There ain't no more, we’re all done. Rhyming you one by one. Now you can see (you'll have to agree) That we've had lots of fun! Shirk Kailand Joanne Martin Byron Wolenetz Bill Lutts Doris Lutts Baker Saddlery and Midland Coal and Lumber Company IS Juniors 1st Row: Della Ammons, LaVonne Anderson, Gary Bruce, Danny Celander, KayColdwell, Jim Corey, Miriam Crawford. 2nd Row: Ted Everson, Agnes Freicr, Frank Gonsioroski, Joan Griffith, Gloria Flartse, Carl Hepperle, Frank Flowe. 3rd Row: Bill Hufford, Arnold Karch, Sybil Kinsey, Delphine Krausz, Jack Krciger, Everett Lentz, Doris Linden. 4th Row: Carla Manke, John Mastel, Steve McClain, Wayne Moline, Edith Morton, Jim Pat Nic- cum, Julia Noftsker. 5th Row: Lona O'Connor, Gary Perry, Billy Peterson, Lila Renner, Janice Rustad, Vic Scheuf- fele, Ronald Schorsch. 6th Row: Richard Schueler, Delbert Schweigert, Albert Setera, Diana Smith, Elaine Smith, Joyce Stevens, Alice Wang, 7th Row: Robert Waterland, Tom Woodsend, Dale Wyrick. Farmer’s Union Oil Company and Lakeside Hotel L. W. Busch, Real Estate and Insurance 19 Sophomores 1st Row 2nd Row Tatyana Ackerman, Lawrence Boucher, Teddy Braun, Roger Brovvnson, Duane Bruce, Dianne Burns. Bruce Dahlmau, Darlene Ferrel.Roy Ferrel, Betty Fried, Elroy Fried, Jackie Gappa. 3rd Row: Betty Jean Green, Mildred Heiser, Shirley Jordan, Marvin Kalland, Janice Karch, Jack Kinsey. 4th Row: Charlene Knipfer, 'hyllis Kreager, Bonnie Malenovsky, Walter Martel, Royal Noftsker, Donna Paulson. 5th Row: I la Paulson, Bonita Rost, Arlene Schell, Robert Scoles, Ruth Sheehan, Delsa Skidmore. 6th Row: Claudia Sleeth, Eldoris Stadel, Montie Stanhope, June Uccker, Shirley Uccker, Carola Varner. 7th Row: Garry Wildish. Not Pictured: Jerry Coldvvell, Beverly Doerr, Bliss Wagoner. Bank of Baker Keirle’s Chevrolet 20 Dr. C. F. Hoqeboom Freshmen 1st Row: Sid Baldwin, Patsy Brayton, June Bruce, Theresa Bruha, Ferdella Carlson, Howard Corey. 2nd Row; Rena Desper, John Everson, Arlee Fried, Jerry Gonsioroski, Alfred Grenstiner, Betty Jean Griffith. 3rd Row; Roy Griffith, Ruth Griffith, Sally Ann Griffith, Bernard Heiser, Edward Helgeson, Curtis Huether. 4th Row: Tom Hufford, Jim Hurley, Stella Koenig, Moreen Kohler, Ivan Korneychuk, Alice Linden. 5th Row: Florence Maier, Byron Manke, Jean Morton, Calvin Newell, Carren Newell, Carol Noftsker. 6th Row; Fern Noftsker, Carol Rose, Eleanora Schwindt. Florence Sheehan, Gloria Steen, Parnell Wasnuk. 7th Row: Bonney Wiman, Florence Winsor, Larry Wiseman, Wilber Wiseman, Mary Lou Woodsend, Anna Wyrick. 8th Row: Roberta Yokley. Economy Grocery Roy's Motel Don Morrow, Plumbing and Heating 21 Contemplating. The team was in a huddle-- Not a flashlite drill?! What a party! Champs! Bottoms up! Wise guys. Curtain call. Regan Plumbing and Heating Miles City, Montana Tea for two. V Band I. Burns, R. Yokley, J. Morton, J. McClain, M. Kaliand, E. Sheehan, L. Boucher, R. Brownson, R. Scoles, L. F. Bruggeman, Director, R. Watcrland, B. Coldwell, E. Lentz, J. Corey. B. Moline, L. Bruggeman, S. Griffith, R. Desper, D. Ferrei, M. Ferrei, S. McClain, D. Krausz, I. Randash, J. Stevens, S. Weeks, S. Kaliand, D. Howe, S. Carlson, M. Peck, T. Everson. J. Martin, B. Griffith, C. Rose. A. Freier, L. Agler, H. Sheehan, D. Reese, S. Eu- strom, H. Corey, C. Newell, F. Hollibaugh, J. Loveless. S. Ovens, M. Stanhope, G. Olson, D. Smith, R. Sheehan, C. Morrow. D. Boucher, A. Wang, E. Helgeson, F. Sheehan, J. Gappa, K. Coldwell. Not pictured: C. Lund, B. Skiles, B. Wolenetz. Mixed Chorus M. Stanhope. C. Heppcrle, E. Helgeson, C. Newell. B. Skiles, T. Everson. D. Bruce, J. Corey, G. Morrow, V. Scheuffele, E. Lentz, S. Weeks, C. Lund, H. Corey, L. Wiseman, F. Hollibaugh, R. Watcrland, I. Randash. G. Olson, C. Rose, A. Bahner, D. Krausz, D. Smith, L. F. Bruggeman-Director. M. Peck, E. Sheehan, J. Gappa, D. Skidmore, D. Paulson, B. Fried, L. Boucher. J. Loveless, S. Griffith, J. Stevens. E. Smith. I. Burns. R. Yokley, A. Freier. G.Steen. K.Coldwell. D.Boucher, R Johnson, S.Ovens, R. Sheehan. F. Sheehan. T. Ackerman, A. Wang, Purity Dairy and Beck’s Cafe ond Buddies Service - Mobil Gos and Oil 23 Boys Glee Club E. Helgeson, J. Krieger, J. Everson, C. Lund, R. Waterland, R. Schueler, D. Schweigert, J. Corey, M. Reese, B. Heiser, E. Lentz, R. Brownson, S. Weeks, L. Wiseman, I. Korneychuk, P.Wasnuk, E. Fried, A. Grenstiner, S. Bald- win, V. Scheuffele, B. Dahlman, D. Bruce, F. Howe, B. Hufford, R. Griffith, H. Corey, C. Newell, A. Fried, J. Gonsioroski, C. Huether, R. Scoles, D. Schweigert, D. Wyrick, T. Everson, J. Hurley, L. F. Bruggeman-Director, S. McClain, D. Celander, C. Hepperle, T. Braun, F. Hollibaugh, M. Stanhope, B. Peterson. Not Pictured: R. Skiles, G. Morrow, F. Gonsioroski, T. Hufford. Girls Glee Club M. Peck, J. Martin, C. Rose, E. Sheehan, K. Coldwell, C. Varner, J. Rustad, J. Morton, G. Olson, D. Boucher, R. Desper, D. Ferrel, A. Schell, T. Ackerman, B. Rost, D. Paulson, I. Paulson, C. Newell, D. Skidmore, J. Griffith. N. Korneychuk, B. Doerr, D. Smith, L. Anderson, A. Wyrick, E. Stadel, G. Hartse, E. Morton, B. O'Donnell, A. Bahner, M. Moseley, J. Gappa, L. O’Connor, L. Renner, D. Krausz, J. Karch, P. Kreager, G. Steen, B. Plummer, S. Carlson, S. Jordan, B. Fried, D. Lutts, I. Randash, M. Woodsend, C. Manke, A. Freier, R. Johnson, D. Linden, B. Green, T. Bruha, I. Burns, J. Loveless, B. Griffith, N. Kohler, F. Maier, R. Griffith, S. Koenig, F. Carlson, F. Noftsker, J. Stevens, S. Ovens, A. Wang, S. Griffith, E. Smith, R. Yokley, F. Sheehan, R. Sheehan, J. Noftsker, B. Wiman, C. Sleeth, L. F. Bruggeman-Director. Not Pictured: P. Brayton, D. Burns. Ekalaka Hotel, Ekalaka, Montana Frank's, Miles City, Montana C. H. Lund, Standard Oil German Band Gloria Olson-CIarinet, Esther Sheehan-Sousaphone, Diana Smith-Clarinet, Kay Coldwell-Cornet, Shirley Kal- land-Baritone, Shirley Ray Ovens-Clarinet. Boy’s Quartet Sam Weeks-first tenor, Jim Corey-second tenor, Clavin Lund-first bass, Robert Skiles-second bass. Ben Franklin and Grainger's Cafe 25 Herbert Bertsck Conoco F. H. A. Janice Rusrad, Shirley Jordan, Stella Koenig, Gloria Olson, Lila Renner, Betty Jean Green, Donnetta Boucher, Doris Lutts, Betty O'Donnell, Donna Paulson, Alice Linden, Fern Noftsker, Tessie Bruha, Kay Coldvvell, Anna Wyrick, Phyllis Kreager, Florence Maier, Shirley Rae Ovens, Carol Noftsker, Iiene Burns, Agnes Freier, Julia Noftsker, Carla Manke, Darlene VanSickle-Advisor, Elaine Smith, Lona O'Connor, Joanne Martin, Shirley Kal- land, Ila Paulson. Robert Scoles, Tom Woodsend, Roy Griffith, Bruce Dahlman, Robert Waterland, Roger Brownson, Delbert Sch- weigert, Royal Noftsker. Danny Celander, Gary Perry, Gary Bruce, Arlee Fried, Jerry Gonsioroski, Byron Manke, Wayne Moline, Teddy Braun, John Everson, Roy Ferrel, Arnold Karch, Byron Wolonetz, Jim Hurley, Dale Wyrick, Elroy Fried, Ivan Korneychuk, Parnell Wasnuk, Billy Peterson, Carl Hepperle, Victor Scheuffele, Bill Lutts, H O. Breitbach-Advisor, Marvin Reese, Ted Everson, Darwin Schweigert, Curtiss Huether. Heiser s Bar and Sunrise Bakery Lemmon Hide and Fur Company 26 Spartan Spirettes Lona O'Connor, Betty O'Donnell, Joanne Martin, Delphine Krausz, Mary Lee Moseley, Steve McClain, Ronald Schorsch.Ted Everson, Robert VVaterland, Carola Varner, Gloria Varner, Shirley Carlson, Avonne Bahner, Gloria Hartsc, L. F. Bruggem an-Advisor, Lila Renner, Gloria Olson, Jean Morion, Edith Morton, Jackie Gappa, Eldons Stadel, Joan Griffith, Mikell Peck, Diana Smith, LaVonne Anderson, Kay Coldwell, Delsa Skidmore, Donnetta Boucher, Alice Wang, Rcva Johnson, Doris Lutts, Dolores Rustad, Bonnie Plummer. Bonnie Malenovsky, Gloria Steen, Stella Koenig, Agnes, Freier, Carren Newell, Janis Rustad, Noreen Kohler. Betty Jean Griffith, Shirley Kalland.lda Marie Randash, Elaine Smith, Carla Manke, Doris Linden, Ilcne Burns, Roberta Yokley, Janice Love- less, Claudia Sleeth, Phyllis Kreager, Sally Ann Griffith, Joyce Stevens, Shirley Ovens, Cheerleaders Shirley Ovens-Scnior, Phyllis Kreager-Sophomore, Joyce Stevens-Junior, Sally Ann Griffith-Freshman. Carter Service Station Baker Variety Store 27 Montana Dakota Utilities G. A. A Sally Griffith, Gloria Steen, Lila Renner, Bonnie Malenovsky, Carola Varner, Beverly Doerr, Mary Lee Moseley, Diana Smith, Joanne Martin, Delphine Krausz, Carren Newell, Alice Wang, Betty Jean Griffith, Gloria Olson, Dolores Rustad, Agnes Freier, Phyllis Kreager, Miss Van Sickle-Advisor, Betty O'Donnell, Bonnie Plummer, Jean Morton, Roberta Yokley, Shirley Ovens, Kay Coldwell, Joyce Stevens, Mikell Peck, Ida Randash, Janis Loveless, Lona O'Connor, Reva Johnson, Shirley Kalland, Donnetta Boucher, Letterman’s Club Jack Krieger, Robert Waterland, Ted Everson, Tom Hufford, Bill Hufford, Duane Bruce, Ronald Schorsch, Roger Brownson, A ired Grenstiner, Fred Hollibaugh, Ed Helgeson, Calvin Lund, Sam Weeks, A1 Genantone-Coach, Gary Morrow, Jim Corey, Steve McClain. Dr. S. A. Weeks and First National Bank Ekalaka Clothing Store, Ekalaka, Montana Annual Staff Jams Loveless, Donnctta Boucher, Reva Johnson, Fred HolUbaugh, Avonne Bahner, Calvin Lund, Bonnie Plummer, Mikell Peck, Robert Skiles, Ida Marie Randash, Shirley Kalland. Anticline Staff Domietta Boucher, Gloria Varner, Mary Lee Moseley, Fred Hollibaugh, Sam Weeks, Delmar Lewis-Advisor, Cal- vin Lund, Lona O’Conner, Betty O'Donnell, Donna Paulson, Bonnie Plummer, Reva Johnson, Shirley Rae Ovens, Gloria Olson, Joanne Martin, Mikell Peck, Janis Loveless, Ida Marie Randash, Shirley Kalland, Sally Griffith. Dohlman Tourist Court 29 “If Mother Only Knew” Diana Smith, Ronald Schorsch, Elaine Smith, Delbert Schweigert, John Mastel, Bill Hufford, Agnes Freier, Kay Coldwell, Lona O'Connor, Alice Wang, Jim Pat Niccum. “Lost Horizon” Gary Morrow, Calvin Lund, Fred Hollibaugh, Sam Weeks, Robert Skiles, Ida Marie Randash, Mikell Peck, Shirley Ovens, Janis Loveless, Marvin Reese, Joanne Martin, Darwin Schweigert, Avonne Bahner, Byron Wolenetz. Robert’s Drug, Ekalaka, Montana Ekalaka Trading Post, Ekalaka, Montana C. C. Motor and Implement 30 Majorettes Alice Wang, Carren Newell, Ida Randash-Dum Majorette, Kay Coldwell, Jams Loveless Photo Club Marvin Kalland, Albert Setera, Leonard Haskell-Adviser, Joan Griffith, Carola Varner, E, J. Horvath-Adviscr. Olive Hotel - Miles City, Montana Shores - Miles City, Montana Harold’s Standard Service 31 What should I do? L vv. Stevens Getting loaded? Lake Theater 32 A dummy with a dummy Silly Sally Sam Weeks-Senior, co-captain, 4 year letterman; Gary Morrow-Senior, 3 year letterman; Fred Hollibaugh-Sen- ior, 2 year leiterman; Calvin Lund-Senior, 3 year letterman; Bob Peterson-Senior, 1 year letterman; Bill Huf- ford-Junior, co-captain, 3 year letterman; Jim Corey-Junior, 2 year letterman: Steve McClain-Junior, 2 year letterman; Delbert Schweigert-Junior, 2 year letterman; Jack Kreiger-Junior, 2 year letterman; Robert Water- land-Junior, 2 year letterman; Ted Everson-Junior, 2 year letterman; Wayne Moline-Junior; Billy Peterson-Jun- ior, Manager; Ronald Schorsch-Junior, 3 year letterman; Duane Bruce-Sophomore, 1 year letterman; Roger Brownson - Sophomore, 1 year letterman; Montie Stanliope-Sophomore, 1 year letterman; Royal Noftsker-Sopho- more; EdHelgeson- Freshman, 1 year letterman; Al Grenstiner-Freshman, 1 year letterman; Tom Hufford-Fresh- man, 1 year letterman; Calvin Newell-Freshman; Howard Corey-Freshman; Sid Baldwin-Freshman. Schedule September 11 Baker 0 Beach 20 October 9 Baker 0 Poplar 26 September 18 Baker 21 Bowman 0 October 16 Baker 0 Wolf Point 13 October 2 Baker 13 Fairview 6 October 23 Baker 12 Circle 6 Met Cafe Miles City, Montana Della’s, Miles City, Montana Baker Rexall Drug t Basketball Montie Stanhope-Sophomore, Howard Corey-Freshman, Jim Corey-Junior, Tom Hufford-Freshman, Calvin Newell-Freshman, Ed Helgeson-Freshman, Jim Pat Niccum-Junior, Bill Hufford-Junior, Calvin Lund-captain-Senior, Jigger Bruce-Sophomore, Sam Weeks-Senior, A1 Genantone-coach, Gary Mor- row-manager-Senior, Schedule November 27 Baker 46 Beach 67 December 4 Baker 45 Plenty wood 58 December 5 Baker 55 Wolf Point 71 December 11 Baker 46 Malta 62 December 12 Baker 51 Wolf Point 52 December 18 Baker 43 Plentywood 46 December 19 Baker 53 Scobey 54 December 22 Baker 52 Nashua 64 January 8 Baker 38 Nashua 67 January 9 Baker 56 Poplar 80 January 15 Baker 28 Malta 51 January 16 Baker 37 Circle 46 January 22 Baker 56 Scobey 62 January 23 Baker 62 Fairview 72 January 29 Baker 56 Poplar 62 January 30 Baker 53 Circle 35 February 5 Baker 51 Beach 62 February 9 Baker 57 Ekalaka 69 February 13 Baker 68 Fairview 59 Tournament at Wolf Point February 26, 27, 28 Baker 46 Circle 64 John Aye Company, Miles City, Montana Clark's Furniture, Miles City, Montana Lee’s Barber Shop 34 B-Squad Roger Brownson, Sid Baldwin, Bruce Dahlman, Frank Howe, Roy Ferrel, Howard Corey, Robert Waterland, Calvin Newell, Alfred Grenstiner, Larry Wiseman, Delmar Lewis-Coach. Baseball Jim Pat Niccum, Everett Lentz, Robert Waterland, Marvin Kalland, Billy Peterson, Royal Noftsker, Ed Helgeson, Calvin Newell, Howard Corey. Track Sam Weeks, Ronald Schorsch, Alfred Grenstiner, Larr; Wiseman. C. M. Hatch Motor Company, Miles City, Montana Dr. Bowman, chiropractor. Miles City, Montana Young and Martin, attorneys at law 35 The Play Boys Yearbook Dummy! ; -jESv' 4 -■=. K -JL. A Day After the Night Before Behind the Scenes Copying? What Would Cass Say? I Guess! - J t L Listen Here, Langston! What an Improvement! Milligan and Miles Howard Hotels Miles City, Montana 36 Hard At It h Sleepy time gals! Someones in the kitchen with Shirle! ! The Toni twins! zzzzzzzzzzzzz f 0 Overgrown clarinet!! Future Biscuit Burners! Real gone-Gonigal Genty-Gregory Flowers, Miles City N. P. Benson Optical Company, Miles City Dr. Joyce, Dentist 37 Aw—gee! ! ! Tournament Daze. Roberta Skiles Double dribble — 3-D—ummies Wee Willie Lutts Lred—you didn’r!!! Leon loves Marion ! ! ! Age of Innocence Epsteins’ Fashion Shop Miles City, Montana R. T. Drug Company Miles City, Montana F. F. A. Sweetheart Boops Peck Little Liza Jane Freak of Nature Conventionals That form-! ! Slim Jim 's matter fer you? ? ? Sexy!! 600 Bar and Cafe - Miles City, Montana Boutelle’s — Miles City, Montana Dr. Melvin Rogstad, Optometrist 39 Cote Tire Store Miles City, Montana Furniture Mart Miles City, Montana Dig those crazy mixed up kids! ! We really fixed those Pievna boys! To be frank------it's Frank. Char's man. I dunno . All we need is some men! Miss Universe - 1960 Samietta Freier Ingham Hotel - Dr. C. W. Hadley Miles City, Montana — Miles City, Montana 41 He'll come back, Lona Cigarettes peanuts - candy Play it pretty! So this is an Annual meeting W. A. Mitchell — Miles City, Montana Range Rider’s Grill and Cafe-Miles City, Montana -12 Fred’s Woman! ! ! Future Atom Splitters of America Mm m - -b loop — b loop! Culprits! ! ! Chem Conference Wha' hoppened ? ? ? Dales Jewelry, Miles City, Montana Coffrin Studio, Miles City, Montana 43 Mrs. Marion Callen (Ruby North - '45) Together, on the down beat. Jackie, by cracky! Mr. Haskell. Miles City Saddlery, Miles City, Montana Farmer s Insurance Group, Miles City, Montana 44 Eighth Grade Linda Agler, Anna Ammons, Loreen Bell, Bobby Coldwell, Dianne Dinius, Holger Engstrom, Sharon Eu- strom Myrna Ferrel, Darlene Freier.Mary Ann Hoffman, Dorothy Howe, Arnold Huether.Judy McClain, Carolyn Morrow, Sonia North, Jerry Pardee, Bobby Perry, Dick Price, Sharon Phebus, Dorothy Reese, Bar- bara Robinson, Cordon Rustad, Marvin Schopp, Jim Schweigert, Helen Sheehan,CleoSleeth, George Sleeth, Robert Smith, Clinton Stanhope, Janice Stanhope, Jacqueline Taylor, Walter Winsor, Shirley Wiseman, Jean Wyrick. Not Pictured: Sharon Anderson, Alice Minard. Coca Cola Bottling Company Miles City, Montana 45 Seventh Grade Hedy Baldwin, Bonita Bilges, Loren Bilges, Mickey Bowen, Lory Bruggeman, Joan Carmicheal, Ralph Finch, Raymond Fried. Larry Green, Francis Griffith, Carol Hatton, Jim Helgeson, Jean Holmlund, Mary Howe, Stanley Hurley, Danny Kohler, June Kreager, Philip Langston. Virginia Losing, Marilyn Madler, Bill Martel, Bette Moline, James Morrow, Gerald O'Connor, Montie Plummer, Beverly Quenzer, Tommy Samsel, Larry Schwindt, Beatrice Strehlow, Fred Uecker, Duane Waterland. Not Pictured: Nancy Brisker, Shirley Minard, Dick Olson, Shirley Phillips. Star Printing Company, Miles City, Montana 46 Jr. High Football James Schweigert, Bobby Coldwell, Philip Langston,Robert Smith, Tommy Samsel, Bill Martle, Gordon Rus- tad, Montie Plummer, Stanley Hurley, James Morrow, Gerald O’Connor, Mickey Bowen, Duane Waterland, Jim Helgeson, Clinton Stanhope. Cheerleaders Dorothy Howe, Jean Holmlund, Hedy Baldwin, Sharon Eustrom. Miles City Electric, Miles City, Montano Haveland Men's Store, Miles City, Montana Bobby Coldwcll, Philip Langston, Bill Martel, Stanley Hurley, Robert Smith, Holger lingstrom. Montie Plummer, Clinton Stanhope, Fred Uecker, Duane Waterland, Gerald O'Connor, James Morrow, Jim Hel- gcson, Rueben Schueffele, Larry Green, Larr v Schwindt, Danny Kohler, Dick Price, Jim Schweigert, Tom McGoniga 1 -Coach. Not pictured-Dick Olson. Melody Shop and Sport Center, .Mites City. Montana w Ekolaka Locker Service, Ekalaka, Montana 48