Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

THE SPARTAN OF 1957 Jean Morton - Editor Fern Noftsker - Feature Editor BAKER HIGH SCHOOL Baker, Montana BILL SHEENAN Custodian for Lincoln and Washington Grade Schools. Bus Driver Mrs. GEORGE McCAULEY JOHN KLEIN School Secretary Custodian for High School Lincoln School i r Washington School DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1957, dedicate these pages in remembrance of our departed classmate and friend, Alice Linden, who with her willingness to help and ready smile has endeared her memory to each of us for all time. THE SUBMERGED NINE-TENTHS Nearly a century ago Professor Henry made his famous ex- periment with a charged magnet, which evolutionized the electrical practice of his age. First he took an ordinary mag- net of large size, suspended it from a rafter, and lifted a few hundred pounds of iron. Then he wrapped the magnet with wire and charged it with the current from a small battery. Instead of only a few hun- dred, the now charged magnet lifted three thousand pounds. It is estimated that we used one-tenth of the power that is inherent in each of us. The other nine-tenths lie dormant. The mind may be compared to an iceberg, with one-eighth above and seven-eighths below the surface of the water. The man whc- charges tis mind by proper training will mul- tiply his every day powers and place himself as far ahead of the average as Professor Henry's charged magnet was over the ordinary one. L. W. Heftie Superintendent Baker Schools v We are all aware that each generation willingly accepts the advances in science, medicine, mechanics, etc., handed down from the previous generation and goes on building from there. And yet in their own personal relationship with their elders it seems that they are loathe to profit by mistakes, and each gen- eration goes on making the same mistakes «regardless of warn- ings and advice. How many, many people have said, ’ 1! only my parents had insisted that I finish school instead of letting me quit or How I wish now that I had studied harder . . . mistakes an older person willingly admits with the hope that his child will not repeat them. However, all too often the child grows to maturity making the same mistakes against which he was warned. This is also true in the fields of social relationship, health, and government. I urge you young people to consider carefully the advice given by your parents and teachers. Profit by the mistakes of your elders and go forward in every way. L. Fredric Brugge man Principal, High School BAKER CEMENT PRODUCTS 4 CARY ACLER • ■ li P I ■ '■( ■ (' ■ ’ M .■ . .P I I I 1 , ■ V I- “ ■ I • ■ «! P ■ ' - ■■ — % r - ! |. ia f P p ■ r - ■ - 1 - . h p., ■ ■ I i - - . . . . i ■ i r ■ :i ■ ■ i n ■ ■ i ■ - . i ■ ■ - m, ■■ El ■! t . , i. i « I f !■ ' m . -r • r ■ t- ► ■ - 1 . ■ i 1 ■ lp ■ . .. i. . • ■ i ..... - ■ . t . 4 . a F - ! ' , , . . 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' - P ■ 4 ■ . .4 4 4 . «’ P . - - £ - o ........ 4 . m 4 ' - : ■ 4 :ii HOWARD BRIETRACH Great Falls College of Education, Great Falls, Montana; B.S, Montana State College, Bozeman, Montana--Vocational Agriculture IRENE FONTAINE A.B. Barnard College, New York City, New York--English I and II, Library AL GENANTONE BAk. Rocky Mountain College, B'Rings, Montana--Coach, Library, Biology DEAN GERKE Rocky Mountain College, Billings, Montana; B ,S.--American History, Coach, Library ZELLA GILLASPEY B.A. Wesleyan College, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa; Colorado A. M., Fort Collins, Colorado; Montana State, Bozeman, Montana; Oregon .Uni- versity, Eugene, Oregon; University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado- Home Economics and Dramatics CHARLES HAYES George Williams College, Chicago, Illinois; Montana State College, Bozeman, Montana; B.S.--Chemistry and Algebra I JANET HECKENDORF B.M. Nebraska State Teachers College, Chadron, Nebraska — Seventh, Eighth Grade and Grade School Music WALTER LUETKINS B.A. Wartbury College, Waverly, Iowa; Rocky Mountain College, Billings, Montana; Montana State College, Bozeman, Montana — Civics, Drivers Training, World History THOMAS McGONIGAL B.A. Carroll College, Helena, Montana--English, Latin, and Junior High Basketball JAMES MACK B.S. Black Hills Teachers College, Spearfish, South Dakota--Mathe- matics NINA POWELL L B.S. University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota; M.S. North- western University, Chicago Evanston, Illinois; University of Wash- ington, Seattle, Washington; Columbia University, New York City, New York; University of Alaska, Anchorage, Alaska; University of Montana, Missoula, Montana--Commercial LEONARD HASKELL B.S. University of South Dakota, Vermillion, South Dakota; Northern State Teachers College, Aberdeen, South Dakota; University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota; University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming; Colorado A M College, Fort Collins., Colorado; Clark University, Worcester, Massachusetts--Engineering drawing, archi- tectural drafting, cartography, sheetmetal pattern drafting, carpentry, cabinet making, sheet metalwork, woodwork, general metalwork r 4 r fc!1 ufil U % W ■ - 1 60 Laches With • , et Noodle! ! !! ! 1 - - - STOW OFFS. S' rfioui Sth Grade??? 9 A i ma i i L r 4 T ■ i ■' I PrK tK -cJ Charactt r?! ' Chucky-Ducky!!! 1 M r , Jt -J ■ Conflab in General. «5- 1 [ Banking Troubles???? r - - 1 t , ft r ■ «■ r' « - The Warden in His Cell! ! Jt ‘ w r r 4 ■ jj ff Eifi U Denni Agatn,,,J?? ... STYU S IN ALASKA. • i i- FAKER NATI' 'NAI. 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Secretary CAROL ROSE Sarol San” Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Class Officer 4; Dra- matics 3,4; Senior Banquet 3; Music Camp 3; Annual Staff 4; Glendive Festival 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Anticline Staff 2,3; Ensemble 3. President JEAN MORTON Jeanie Class Officer 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Band 1,2,3, I 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 4; Senior Banquet 3; Girls' State 3; Anticline Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Glendive Fes- tival 1,2,3,4; Spirettes 1,2, 3,4; Drill Leader 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Vice President EDWARD HELGESON Eddie Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Baseball 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Boys' State 3; Anticline Staff 3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Glen- dive Festival 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,4. Historian SALLY GRIFFITH Sal Gal Dramatics 3,4; Spirettes 1, 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Anti- cline Staff 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Football Queen 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Inter- scholastic Meet 3; High School Week 3; Senior Ban- quet 3; Prom Committee 3; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Glen- dive Festival 1,2,3,4. RAMONA BECHTOLD Mona Glendive Festival 1,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Dramatics 4. Treasurer FLORENCE MAEER Flo Glee Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Glendive Festival 1,2,3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Spir- ettes 3,4; Class Officer 4; Dramatics 3. PAULSON AUTO WRECKING and SALVAGE ABRAMS LIVESTOCK THERESA BRUHA Tessie FHA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Glendive Festival 1,2; Dra- matics 3; Prom Committee 3. PATRICIA BRAYTON Patsy FHA 1,2; Spirettes 1,2,4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Glendive Festival 1,3,4. JUNE BRUCE Prune Juice Prom Committee 3; Anti- cline Staff 4; Dramatics 4. HOWARD COREY Howdy Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Base- ball 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boy's Quartet 2; Dramatics 3,4; Boy's En- semble 3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Glendive Festival 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4- Prom Committee 3 RENA DESPER Renee Band 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Prom Committee 3; Spirettes 1.2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. FERDELLA CARLSON Jim Band 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Glendive Festival 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3; Prom Commit tee 3. Dr. MILLER, CHIROPRACTOR Congratulations to the class of '57 MIDLAND COAL AND LUMBER COMPANY 7 JOHN £ VERSON Johnny Football 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Glendive Festival 1,2.3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; State FFA Chorus 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Chapter FFA Officer 3,4; Boy's Ensemble 3. BARBARA GAUSTAD Barb Band 1,2,3,4; Spirettes 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Glen- dive Festival 4. ARLEE FRIED Amie Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Glendive Festival 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; National FFA Convention 4; State FFA Convention 4; Dis- trict FFA Convention 4. ALFRED GRENSTINER Al Glee Club 1,2,3; Glendive Festival 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Football Day Committee 4. pfpf? BETTY JEAN GRIFFITH S Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Spirettes 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Football Queen Attend- ant 4; Dramatics 3,4; Baton Twirler 2,3,4; Anticline Staff 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Class Officer 3. JERRY GONSIOROSKI Jer FFA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Glendive Festival 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics 4, LEONARD HOWE SONS CONSTRUCTION INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER--INTERNATIONAL Motor Truck Farm Equipment, Farm Hands; Sales and Service. ROY GRIFFITH Butch� ' FFA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Glendive Festival 1,2,3, 4; Dramatics 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; District FFA Con- vention 3,4; State FFA Con- vention 3,4; National FFA Convention 4. STELLA KOENIG Stellie FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA State Con- vention 2; Glee Club 1,2; Glendive Festival 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Ban- quet 3; Annual Staff 4; Foot- ball Day Committee 4; Spi- rettes 1,2,3,4. CURTIS HUETHER Curt Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Glendive Festival 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Dramatics 4. JAMES HURLEY Jim Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dramat- ics 3,4; Glendive Festival 1, 2,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. YOUNG, MARTIN BAKER CLEANERS RUTH CRIFFITH Ruthy Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Spirettes 4; Glendive Festival 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Football Day Committee 4; Anticline Staff 4; Prom Committee 3. NO REEN KOHLER Toni Jo Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Glendive Festival 1,2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Spirettes 1,2,3,4. CARREN NEWELL Carreen Band 2,3,4} Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Glendive Festival 1,2,3, 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Dramatics 3,4; Mixed Cho- rus 3,4; Football Day Com- mittee 3,4; Class Officer 1; Anticline Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Spirettes 1,2,3,4; Interscho- lastic Meet 3. IVAN KORNEYCHUCK Ivy Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dramat- ics 3; Glendive Festival 1,2, ,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3. CALVIN NEWELL Calvy Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Glendive Festival 1, 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3, 4; Dramatics 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3; Interscholastic Meet 3. PAT O'NEILL Prom Committee 3; FFA 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2; Track 1. FLORENCE SHEEHAN Flossie Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glendive Festival 1,2,3,4; Music Camp 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Trumpet Trio 2; Vocal Trio 3; Annual Staff 4; State Music Festival 3; Latin Club 1,2,3,4. FERN NOFTSKER Fernie FHA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Spirettes 4; Dramatics 3,4; Anticline Staff 3,4; Glendive Festival 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Interscholas- tic Meet 3; FHA State Con- vention 3,4; Senior Banquet 3; Football Day Committee 4. SAMS ELS' CLOTHING STORE GRAINGERS CAFE «■Kinp, jp8 ANNA WYRICK Anna be lie Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Glendive Festival 1,2,3,4; F11A 1,2,3, 4; Senior Banquet 3; Prom Committee 3; Football Day Committee 4; Annual Staff 4; FHA 3; Spirettes 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4. GLORIA STEEN Glor” Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glemlive Festival 1,2,3,4; Spirettes 1, 2 .3,4; Anticline Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4;CAA 1,2,3,4; Senior Banquet 3; Prom Committee 3; Class Officer 1,2,3; Drill Leader 3,4; Interscholastic Meet 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Dramatics 3,4. LARRY WISEMAN Larricttc ” Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dramat- ics 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glendive Festival 1,2,3,4. :LASS OFFICERS (953-1957 FIRST ROW: Florence Maier, Jean Morton, Carol Rose, Gloria Steen, Carren Newell. SECOND ROW: Sally Griffith, Calvin New- ell, Edward Helgeson, Sid Baldwin, Betty Jean Griffith. R W STANDARD SERVICE BERTSCH CONOCO To he Tune of Tonight You Belong to Me ” 1. At last it is graduation day Our lucky day in May But all we seniors say Baker High we will always love you. 2. To juniors we leave our many books To sophomores our good looks And freshmen cozy nooks Baker High we will always love you. 3. We leave our headaches to the faculty Just hoping they won't have too much misery When all's said and done We've had lots of fun and such fond memories. 4. So class of 1957 The group of three times Teven Is leaving you for heaven Baker High we will always love you. Gloria Steen Betty Jean Griffith Carren Newell Barbara Gaustad Class Flower White Rose Class Colors Red and White Class Motto Today Decides Tomorrow. SAWYERS LARSEN HAYES INSURANCE AGENTS Accounting, Real Estate Income Tax 13 ■p fe: HISTORY The students who started grade school at the Washington School in Baker on September 4, 1945 were Kathleen Brown, Veronta Clare, Rena Rae Desper, Betty Griffith, Sally Griffith, Ruth Griffith, Beverly Hansen, Martha Shields, Judith Welch, Judy Kessler, Noreen Kohler, Carren Newell, Beverly Riley, Hleanora Schwindt, Florence Sheehan, La Nita Stanhope, Florence Winsor, Roberta Yokley, Sherry John- son, Ronnie Bruce, Howard Corey, Donald Dooley, Holger Engstrom, John Everson, Dale Frazier, Arlee Fried, Garth Gillan, Larry Green, Roy Griffith, Edward Helgeson, John Hofferkamp, Kent Hubbard, Tom Hufford, Ivan Korneychuck, Bernard Heiser, Calvin Newell, Marvin Schopp, Billy Shelley, GeorgeSleeth, Clinton Stanhope, Howard Stukey, Walter Winsor, and Larry Wiseman. By the time we reached the fifth grade we had a few new students. They were Richard Arehart, Al- fred Grenstiner, James Hurley, Dennis Lovec, Walter McDougall, Jack Brese, Jerome Rasmussen, Robert Perry, Barbara Bell, Ferdella Carlson, Mary Cline, Jean Huber, Bonita Lee, Florence Maier, Jean Mor- ton, Jo Ann Schultz, Sharron Maggerise, and Carol Noftsker. During this time we also lost a few mem- bers. We started Junior High with 15 boys and 19 girls. The new students who came between the fifth grade and High School were Byron Manke, Carol Rose, Mary Lou Woodsend, Norma Kay Clayton, Jerry Gonsioroski, Charles Greenfield, Chester Greenfield, Gene Wintermote, Wilbur Wiseman, Sid Baldwin, Pairrish Meadors, Patsy Brayion, June Bruce, Alice Linden, Laura Pierce, Lenore Pratt, and Fern Noft- sker. In Junior High we took the JC basketball championship at the tournament held at Baker. On November 4, 1956 the first annual Football Day was held. The candidate from our class, Sally Ann Griffith, was the first Football Queen. Although the Spartans lost to the Wolf Point Wolves we had a wonderful time at the dance where we honored the Spartans. Phe Junior Prom was Held April 28, 1956. We honored the mighty seniors in grand fashion by deco- rating the gym in pink, blue, and gray with the theme Poor People of Paris. In the center of the gym we erected our own Eiffel Tower and printed a gay mural with twirling can-can dancers at one end of the room. We served refreshments behind a side-walk cafe. On October 12, 1956 we held another Football Day. Vivian Roy was crowned Football Queen. We made a huge success of the day by winning over the Scobey Spartans. For the first time a parade was held on this day with floats made by each class carrying the Queen candidates. In the judging of the floats, the senior float was judged best. That night we honored the Spartans by having a dance to cele- brate their victory. CARTER SERVICE STATION GAMBLES CLASS POEM Let's go through the doors of fame and begin this poem with some korney name! Ivan is our station boy, he cleans the car windows with joy ! Jean Morton is a soda jerk, she gets in on gobs of work. Carren Newell can be counted on for gossip old and new for the telephone office is the place to hear what others say and do. John E. has been loved and lost by many, the dark, and light and fair; he ain't caught yet but he might be soon, spring fever is in the air. Ramona Bectold hails from out South where the roads are drifted full; she makes it through no matter how bad in time to get to school. Gloria's the gal with the galaxy of chins and she's far from under-weight, she's got a wit and her clever remarks keep classes up to date. Let's talk to A1 Grenstiner here by the door, he says he just can't wait; he's on his way to English VI, half an hour late. Curly Locks Corey 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. Rena is tired of single life she has a diamond new -— wants to be a little wife , so she's gonna say, I do . And Florence Maier has got plans too which show on her little left hand, it's dazzling, diamond, and expensive too for some poor hapless man. Pat and Tessie are quite a pair, they're going steady still—if you can't find them anywhere, they're probably out having a thrill ! Anna, our little country lass opened her locker door, someone stacked it while she was in class, and her books fell out on the floor. ( '.lass Poem (cont.) Calvin N. in Chemistry made a mess, which made the whole room smell—-what this kid does in Chemistry class, it's best that we don't tell I Next we have the four Griffitlis—BJ., Ruth, Roy and Sal. Altho- you’d tliink they're related, they’re all just swell pals. Next in lme is our June Bruce, who'll be a secretary when site's turned loose. Then it's Jim, down tlte street he roared — he is happy, him and his Ford . . . Now we have smart Carol Rose; she likes Arlee, as everybody knows. And in our class is our gal Stella, who's pretty hot after that Wryick fella'1 Next comes hot rod Curtis Hucther (can't think of anything to rhyme but etherl) In the line is Barbara Gaustad, one of the best Baker's ever had . . . Among us is Ferdella Carbon—if you've been talking to her boyfriend, you'd bettor run. Jerry Gonsioroski's a liard guy to beat — after graduation he HI be plowing up fields for wheat. Fern Noftskcr is a whiz at business—a natural -born leader; never makes a fuss. Larry Wiseman can be found sweeping up Penny's floor, but lie's usually knocking at Anna Jean's door. Florence Sheehan would Like music as her career; although die is quiet, she's nice to be near .. . Norcen Kohler is known as a cute lirtlc cookie—if she’s not In school (you guessed it)— playin' hookey 1 Patsy Brayton is cramming her head full o facts, a sweet personality is not what she lacks! And now tliis great “poem must come to an end—but let'i do it quickly before wc lose ALL our frlendsl (Sally G.; Gloria S.; Carol R.; Florences.) ■Hr. PA NX or RAKTJR P!?!CE C 7 IP CLASS WILL Ramona Bechtold-Leaves for the farm with Ervin Folmer. June Bruce-Leaves her quiet ways to Bernard Heiser. Theresa Bruha-Leaves with Pat O'Neill. Ferdella Carlson-Leaves on horseback with Jim Kono. Howard Corey-Leaves his curly hair to Stan Hurley. John Everson-Leaves all the teachers relieved. Arlee Fried-Lea veshis perfect manners to his cousin Roger. Barbara Gaustad-Leaves very fast in a two-tone green Ford. Jerry Gonsioroski-Leaves his ten-gallon hat to Delmar Fried. A1 Grenstiner-Leaves to become toolpusher for Zach-Brooks Drilling Company. Betty Jean Griffith-Leaves to sit out the rest of Jim Helgeson’s four-year term. Roy Griffith-Leaves with Ivan K. for Bowman, North Dakota. Ruth Griffith-Leaves with a diploma in one hand and Jesse Crawford in the other. Sally Griffith-Leaves her position as a cheerleader to Rod Cooper (Prince was lost without Eddie Krump). Ed. Helgeson-Leaves his ability to play football to Larry Greenlee. Curtis Huether-Leaves a well-worn path seven miles west of Baker. Jim Hurley-Lea ves his good driving habits to Mr. Leutkins. Stella Koenig-Leaves to count cattle on the Wyrick ranch. Ivan Korneychuk-Leaves his ability to soup up 1947 Plymouths to Arthur Meccage. Florence Maier and Rena Desper-Leave their diamond collection to Elsie Chamberlain and Barbara Weeks. Jean Morton-Leaves her leader's qualities to Judi McClain, Calvin Newell-Leaves a '46 Ford in good condition to anyone who will come and pull it away. Carren Newell-Leaves the telephone switchboard to Jim Schweigert. Fern Noftsker-Leaves her high grades to Dennis Meccage. Carol Rose-Leaves for nurse's training so she can take care of Arlee F. Florence Sheehan-Leaves her musical talent to Merle Finch. Gloria Steen-Leaves the chemistry room to the juniors to clean up. Larry Wiseman-Leaves for the Ozarks to look for Jean Ammons. Anna Wyrick-Leaves her-black chevy to Roger Traweek. Pat O'Neill-Leaves his parking spot on the airport road to anyone who finds it crowded on tank hill. Patsy Brayton-Leaves her studying habits to Jack McCauley. Noreen Kohler-Leaves her wild habits to Mary Mackay. Howard Corey Larry Wiseman Jim Hurley Jerry Gonsioroski BAKER HOTEL AND CAFE C. F. HOGEBOOK M. D. PROPHEO In the year of our Lord 2000, we, the prophecy committee of '57’ travel in our gold Cadillac on moonbeams to all the planets. Our first stop is at Mercury. There we see Howard Corey and Gloria Steen pestering annual committees in the school where Howard is teaching ad- vanced chemistry and Gloria is teaching speed writing the Powell style. Next we go to another spot on Mercury and find Jean Morton shaking up malts for her grandchildren. Alfred Grensteiner, her husband, is an oil tycoon, who just struck oil for the tenth time. On our next stop at Pluto we find that Ivan Korneychuck has just arrived and is setting up a Conoco Gas Station. We also find Sally Griffith, the oldest cheerleader in the University of Pluto. Traveling to another part of Pluto we find Carol Rose, the second Florence Nightingale operating a hospital for all injured space men, while her husband, Arlee Fried is a mechanic repairing space ships. From Pluto we go to Mars and find Curtis Huether running the Mars Red Owl Store. Ramona Bachtold suddenly decides she wants to leave us to become head sales clerk in Curtis's store. As we travel further into Mars we find Pat O'Neill ( and Tessie Bruha, his wife) running a gambling Casino and Ferdella Carlson and June Bruce are his dancing girls. In the gambling Casino we find Carren Newell, the switchboard operator putting in a long distance telephone call from Mars to Neptune. As we left Mars and were halfway to Venus we saw a little cafe and stopped and who did we find but Betty Jean Griffith serving coffee and hot rolls. When we reached Venus who should we see but John Everson now a famous skid row character. As we travel around on Venus we see Jerry Gonsioroski who just received a whole squadron of flying saucers and is trying one out. Barbara Gaustad and Roy Griffith are getting ready to leave for a honey- moon to the moon. Now we are on Jupiter and we see Eddie Helgeson trying to form a women’s basketball team. He’s already got Florence Sheehan, Patsy Brayton, and Anna Wyrick persuaded to join. We get to Neptune and find Stella Koenig selling TV sets to all the space people. As we tour the University of Neptune we find Jim Hurley, Calvin Newell and Larry Wiseman playing football on the Varsity team. As we go to Earth we find Rena Desper at Ekalaka with Noreen Kohler as her maid. Now we go back home to the moon to our respective jobs (Fern Noftsker, a commercial teacher at the Moon University, Florence Maier and Ruth Grif- fith are giving beauty lessons). LARRY BUSCH 18 FROST BOWL PICTURES 1. Howard Corey 2. Jerry Gonsioioski 3. Tessie Bruha 4. Florence Sheehan 5, Ruth Griffith 6. Sally Griffith 7. Jean Morton 8. Larry Wiseman 9. Noreen Kohler 10. Betty Jean Griffith 11. Gloria Steen 12. Patsy Brayton 13. Fern Noftsker 14. Curtis Heuther 15. Carol Rose 16. Roy Griffith 17. Eddie Helgeson 18. Ramona Bechtold 19. Florence Maier 20. Rena Despor 21. Anna WyTick 22. Arlee Fried 23. June Bruce 24. Carren and Calvin Newell. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Linda Agler, Lila Aldinger, Jean Ammons, Sharon Anderson, Sid Baldwin, Joan Birtic, Janis Brockel. SECOND ROW: Elsie Chamberlain, Bob Coldwell, Roderick Cooper, Holger Engstrom, Sharon Eustrom, Robert Fis- her, Darrell Fried. THIRD ROW: Delmar Fried, Mary Ann Hoffman, Dorothy Howe, Bernard Heiser (not pictured), Arnold Huether, Julie Jensen, Gloria Kusler. FOURTH ROW: Carol Madler, Judi McClain, Arthur Meccage, Den- nis Mcccage, Carolyn Morrow, Lennis Nichols, Sonia North. FIFTH ROW; David O'Neill, Richard Price, Sharon Phebus, Joann Reed, Dorothy Reese, Vivian Roy, Gordon Rustad. SIXTH ROW: Marvin Schopp, James Schwei- gert, Robert Smith, Helen Sheehan, Cleo Sleeth, Janice Stanhope, Roger Traweek. 21 MORROW PLUMBING AND HEATING BUD'S SUPER VALUE SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Levera Aldinger, Mickey Bowen, Lorynn Bruggeman, Joan Carmichael, Janis Cook, Marjorie Dahl, Ralph Finch. SECOND ROW: Raymond Fried, Larry Green, Francis Griffith, Carol Hatton, James Helgeson (not pictured). Jean Holmlund, Mary Howe. THIRD ROW: Stan Hurley, Bonnie Karch, Danny Kohler, Verdell Kram- lick, June Kreager, Ruth Leischner, Theodore Lemp. FOURTH ROW: Gary Lindstrom, Larry Lindstrom, Ivan Los- ing, Virginia Losing, Wilma Lovec, Mary Mackay, LarTy Madler. FIFTH ROW: Jack McCauley, Bette Moline, James Morrow, Gerald O'Connor, Dick Olson, Dorothy Owens, Monte Plummer. SIXTH ROW: Gerald Prince, Beverly Quenzcr, Adrienne Reasy, La Vem Rustad, Tom Samsel, Sharron Schwartz (not pictured) Reuben Scheuf- fele. SEVENTH ROW: John Setera, Duane Waterland, George Littleton. ) DRIVE and SAVE BAKER BODY SHOP _ ROW It Larry Afrank, David Anderson, Pearl Ballou, Saundra Bechtold, Linda Bilges, Rae Bowen, Nancy Bruce. ROW 2: Brad Bruggeman, Victor Buerlde, Virginia Decker, Carol Dietrich, David Dinius, Richard Doyle, Camilla Eilek, ROW 3: Donald Fried, Roger Fried, Walter Graf, Larry Greenlee, Ronald Knipfer, James Kruger, Agnes Linden, ROW 4: Evert Lovec, Margaret Lovelace, Betty Mackay, Marilyn Malcom, Wesley Malenovsky, Donald McLeod, Kay Moline. ROW 5: Gene O’Dell, Grace North, Virginia Olson, James Price, Ed Randash, Steve Reed, John Rusley. ROW 6: Larry Rustad, Wayne Rustad, Sharon Schlecht, Bob Schweigert, Lorraine Schwindt, Raymond Schwindt, Jerry Severson. ROW 7: Lynda Sieler, Lloyd Sinclair, Eyvon Singer, James Sliper, Jim Steffes. T M ELECT RIC SHOP PATTON MOTEL SERVI a GARAGE After Dinner Relapse! O. K. up to the Study Hall! Wheet-wheeh Help! I'm Stuck Senior English How girls if you have a nice personality And THIS is the personality Vats da answer to number 10? Mixed chorus at work! 1-2-3 Laff LIVESY LOCKER MASSEY HARRIS THREE ONE-ACT PLAYS Beware the Bear Barbara Weeks-Monk, Mary Howe-Spooch, Rae Bowen-Little Allergy, Janis Cook-Kim McDonald, Camilla Eilek-Flip, Adrienne Reasy-Mrs. Tuttle. Marilyn Malcom-Elaine, Jack McCauley-lntruder. Red Flannels Duane Waterland-Grandpa Buxton, Sharron Schwartz-Mrs. Flibber (not pictured), Beverly Quenzer-Lizzie Buxton. Carol Ann Hatton-Josie Buxton, Gerald Prince-Elmer Boggs, Larry Lindstrom-Walker Brean, Walter Graf-Mr. De- Wonsky. Balcony Jim Helgeson-Man, Jim Morrow-Friend, Lory Bruggeman-Mother, Judi McClain-Daughter, John Everson-Gangster, Sally Griffith-Girl. Gary Lindstrom-lilusband, Gloria Steen-Wife. GREEN DRAGON LOUNGE FALLON COUNTY TIMES SENIOR CLASS PLAY No More Homework Fern Noftsker-Miss Goodin Ruth Griffith-Mrs. Clendenning Carol Rose-Miss Ogilvie Edward Helgeson-Mr. Harper Calvin Newell-Mr. Jean Morton-Pamela John Everson- Buzz Gloria Steen-Shali- Lundquist Jones Bailey mar Ames Alfred Grenstiner- Sally Griffith-Tallu- Larry Wiseman- Carren Newell-Miss Faver sham Lightly lah Ploetz Ronald Sassoon Dill Anna Wyrick-Mrs. Jerry Gonsioroski- Ratchet Elmer B. Ames Howard Corey-Coach Guthrie Betty Jean Griffith- Midge Murphey Jim Hurley- Tick Tok FARMERS UNION OIL CO. CATE WELDING SERVICE Come along, Shalimar. A mustache, no less. Why, Buzz, you disappoint me. Please be silent, Miss Murphey. You little bow-legged ape. What will Bobby think? Eh, John. Faversham, you're always sleeping Oh, Tallulah, there you are BAKER VARIETY BAKER FURNITURE 29 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Onions in the Stew Julie Jensen-Betty MacDonald, Dick Price-Don MacDonald, Carolyn Morrow-Anne, Joan Birtic- Joan, Bob Smith-Howard, Arnold Hue the r-Roger. Delmar Fried-Claud, Sonia North-Claire, Judi McClain-Lesley, Sharon Eustrom-Margo, Sharon Phe- bus-Miss Garvey (not pictured), Vivian Roy-Bee Gee (not pictured). Linda Agler-Salsie, Lennis Nichols-Kitsie, Bob Coldwell-Harry, Jim Schweigert-Marvin, Dave O'Neill-Mr. Curtis, Mary Ann Hoff man-Mrs. Curtis. Dorothy Howe-Lyda, Marvin Schopp-Jim-Announcer, Cleo Sleeth-Dotty,Darrell Fried-Joey, Holger Engstrom-Fhil Murray, Dorothy Reese-Delia Murray. Rod Cooper-Old Buddy, Gordon Rust ad-Sailor. LAWLER DRUG STORE 30 Dr. ROCSTAD JUNIOR PLAY FEATURE Those bees shore do bite! I just want to be beautiful? Swag, the plummer__and eater. The morning after the night before! Now Mom, you only have to get used tothe island. 1 ym Painting toenails with Pink Passion. Curtain Call 31 The friendly neighbor comes to visit. BAND FIRST ROW: Carol Rose, Lory Bruggeman, Julie Jensen, Roderick Cooper, Carolyn Morrow, Carol Hatton, Barba- ra Weeks, Lana Bow, Linda Agler, LeVera Aldinger, Dorothy Reese, Helen Sheehan. SECOND ROW: Carren Ne- well, Betty Jean Griffith, Joan Birtic, Rae Bowen, Ted Lemp,,Duane Waterland, Roger Fried, Camilla Eilek, Jean Holmlund, Virginia Losing, Ferdclla Carlson, Larry Madler, Jerry Severson, Dick Olson, Calvin Newell, Edward Helgeson, Howard Corey, Florence Sheehan. THIRD ROW: Sally Griffith, Dorothy Eustrom, Lynda Sieler, Jimmy Joyce, Bette Moline, Ruth Leischner, Delilah Fried, Carol Madler, Jack McCauley, Eddie Randash, Luana Wagner, Kay Rediske, Marjorie Morrow, James Helgeson, Roger Traweek, Dorothy Howe, Barbara Gaustad, James Price, James Kruger, Lloyd Sinclair, Bobby Coldwell, Brad Bruggeman. FOURTH ROW; Jean Morton, Sharon Phebus, Judi McClain, Sharon Anderson, Phyllis Aldinger, Mary Lou McCauley, L. F. Bruggeman-Director. MIXED CIK BUS FIRS'i ROW: Brad Bruggeman, Judi McClain, Florence Sheehan, Lynda Sieler, Sally Griffith, Ramona Bechtold, Carol Hatton, Danny Kohler. SECOND ROW: Delmar Fried, Carolyn Morrow. Sharon Eustrom, Lory Bruggeman, Betty Jean Griffith, Jean Holmlund, Florence Maier, Helen Sheehan, Vivian Roy, Janis Cook, Holgcr Engstrom. THIRD ROW: Ivan Korneychuck, Duane Waterland, Sharon Phebus, Mary Howe, Carol Rose, Barbara Weeks, Bon- nie Karch, Julie Jensen, Dorothy Howe, Dorothy Reese, Barbara Gaustad, Carren Newell, Gloria Steen, Walter Graf, Larry Wiseman. FOURTH ROW; Reuben Schueffele, Lloyd Sinclair, Jack McCauley, Jim Helgeson, James Morrow, Howard Corey, Roy Griffith, Calvin Newell, L. F. Brugge man-Director, John Everson, Roger Traweek, Bobby Coldwell, Tom Samsel, Edward Helgeson, Darrell Fried. LEGION CLUB HERBS BODY SHOP GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Lory Bruggeman, Mary Mackay, Cleo Sleeth, Lynda Sieler, Rae Bowen, Adrienne Reasy, EyvonSing- er, Elsie Chamberlain, Joan Birtic, Jean Ammons, Janice Stanhope, Noreen Kohler, Patricia Brayton, Carol Mad- ler, Sharon Schlecht, Ruth Leischner, Sally Griffith, Linda Agler. SECOND ROW: Virginia Decker, Betty Mackay, Levera Aldinger, Beverly Quinzer, Helen Sheehan, Linda Bilges, Saundra Bechtold, Betty Jean Griffith, Wilma Lovec, Kay Moline, Verdell Kramlick, Gloria Kusler, Mary Ann Hoffman, Marilyn Malcom, Florence Maier, Ra- mona Bechtold, Jean Holmlund, Joann Reed. THIRD ROW; Joan Carmichael, Carolyn Morrow, Camilla Eilek, Barbara Weeks, Sharon Phebus, Virginia Olson, Nancy Bruce, Grace North, Sonia North, Lennis Nichols, Janis Cook, Viyian Roy, Lila Aldinger, Fern Noftsker, Florence Sheehan, Virginia Losing, Sharon Eustrom. FOURTH ROW: Mary Howe, Careen Newell, Gloria Steen, Judi McClain, Joy Brown, Carol Rose, Sharon Anderson, Anna Wyrick, Bonnie Karch, L. F. Bruggeman-Director, Julie Jensen, Dorothy Howe, Dorothy Reese, June Kreager, Bette Moline, Barbara Gaustad, Carol Hatton, Janice Brockel, Ruth Griffith, Jean Morton. Not Shown: Carol BOYS’ GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Delmar Fried, Danny Kohler, Raymond Fried, James Kruger, Donald Fried, Brad Bruggeman, Ray- mond Schwindt, Donald McLeod, James Schweigert, Jerry Severson, Darrell Fried, Holger Engstrom, Curtis Huether. SECOND ROW: La Vem Rustad, Ivan Losing, Duane Waterland, Larry Wiseman, Edward Helgeson, Lloyd Sinclair, Walter Graf, James Sliper, John Rusley, John Setera, Robert Fisher, Mickey Bowen, Tom Samsel, Ivan Korneychuck. THIRD ROW: Jack McCauley, Ed Randash, Arlee Fried, Reuben Scheuffele, Uarry Rustad, Wayne Rustad, James Morrow, James Helgeson, Gerald Prince, Larry Madler, Arnold Huether, Roger Traweek, Bob Cold- well, Dick Olson. FOURTH ROW; Francis Griffith, Gordon Rustad, Jerry Gonsioroski, Jim Hurley, Marvin Schopp, James Price, Howard Corey, Roy Griffith, L. F. Bruggeman-Director, Richard Price, Calvin Newell, Bobby Smith, Sid Baldwin, John Everson, Stan Hurley, Gerald O'Connor, Bernard Heiser, David Anderson. RUSSELS CLOTHING STORE LAWLER DRUG STORE MAJORETTES Carolyn Morrow-Junior, Carren Newell-Senior, Jim Helgeson-Drum Major-Sophomore, Jean Holmlund-Sopho more, Betty Jean Griffith-Senior. QUILL AND SCROLL Fem Noftsker, Gloria Steen, Mrs. Powell-Advisor, Jean Morton, Sally Griffith. COAST to COAST 3! DALHMAN MOTEL F. H. A FIRST ROW: Lennice Nichols, Anna Wyrick, Florence Maier, Sonia North, Fern Noftsker, Joan Birtic, Stella Koenig, Janis Cook. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Dahl, Levera Aldinger, Marilyn Malcom, Joan Reed, Virginia Decker, Beverly Quinzei, Cleo Sleeth. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Hoffman, Kay Moline, Adrienne Reasy, Dorothy Owens, Theresa Bruha, Janice Stanhope, Miss G ill aspey-Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Elsie Chamberlain, Joan Carmichael, Sharon Phebus, Mary Howe, Wilma Lovec, Sharon Anderson, Carol Madler. F. F. A. FIRST ROW: Delmar Fried, John Everson, Jerry Gonsioroski, Curtis Huether, Arlee Fried, Jim Hurley, Roger Traweek, Evert Lovec, Howard Breitbach-Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Steve Reed, Donald Fried, James Schwei- gert, Wesley Malenovsky, John Rusley, Ivan Komeychuck, David Denius, Gerald Prince. THIRD ROW: Ray- mond Fried, Darrell Fried, Ivan Losing, Duane Waterland, Larry Rustad, Wayne Rustad, Pat O'Neill, RogerFrie James Sliper, Larry Greenlee, Montie Plumber. FOURTH ROW: Mickey Bowen, LaVem Rustad, Larry Lind- strom, Gordon Rustad, Roderick Cooper, Arthur Meccage, Stan Hurley, Gerald O'Connor, Marvin Schopp, Gary Lindstrom, Reuben Schueffele, Dennis Meccage, Larry Madler, Robert Fisher, David O'Neill. BAKER NEWS STAND :?5 B E SHOPPE SPIRETTES FIRST ROW: CHEERLEADERS-Janis Cook, Joan Birtic, Gerald Prince, Sally Griffith, Camilla Eilek. SECOND ROW: Jean Holmlund, Carolyn Morrow, Janice Stanhope, Cleo Sleeth, Noreen Kohler, Sharron Schwartz, Rae Bowen, Adrienne Reasy, Betty Jean Griffith, Linda Agler, Lory Bruggeman, Vivian Roy, Judi McClain, Barbara Weeks, Lennice Nichols. THIRD ROW: Beverly Quinzer, Patricia Brayton, Sharon Eustrom, Wilma Lovec, Linda Bilges, Lynda Sieler, Virginia Decker, Dorothy Owens, Marjorie Dahl, Nancy Bruce, Sonia North, Joan Reed. FOURTH ROW: Mary Howe, Barbara Gaustad, Mary Mackay, Levera Aldinger, Sharon Phebus, Joy Brow, Julie Jensen, Dorothy Reese, June Kreager, Joan Carmichael, Marilyn Malcom, Fern Noftsker. FIFTH ROW: Carren Newell, Gloria Steen, Carol Hatton, Dorothy Howe, Anna Wyrick, L. F. Bruggeman-Sponsor, Bette Moline, Ruth Griffith, Stella Koenig, Jean Morton. CHEERLEADERS Joan Birtic-Junior, Camilla Eilek-Freshman, Gerald Prince-Sophomore, Janis Cook-Sophomore, Sally Griffith Senior. BAKER REXALL DRUG 36 REDISK1 G. A. A FIRST ROW: Dean Gerke-Sponsor, Carol Hatton, Janis Cook, Carolyn Morrow, Vivian Roy, Betty Jean Griffith, Gloria Steen, Judi McClain, Carren Newell, Sally Griffith, Linda Agler, Lennice Nichols, James Mack-Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Joan Birtic, Mary Mackay, Beverly Quinzer, Levera Aldinger, Lynda Sieler, Lory Bruggeman, Sharron Schwartz, Joan Reed, Rae Bowen, Adrienne Reasy, Jean Morton. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Howe, Sharon Eustrom, Camilla Eilek, Barbara Weeks, Jean Ammons, Marjorie Dahl, Virginia Olson, Grace North, Kay Mo- line, Joan Carmichael, Marilyn Malcom, Virginia Losing, Jean Holmlund, Dorothy Reese. FOURTH ROW:Bar- bara Gaustad, Joy Brow, Mary Howe, June Kreager, Bette Moline, Sonia North, Wilma Lovec, Saundra Bechtold, Dorothy Owens, Ruth Leischner. LETTERMEN’S CLUB FIRST ROW: Darrell Fried, Tom Samsei, Howard Corey, Edward Helgeson, Calvin Newell. Walter Graf, Jerry Severson. SECOND ROW: Bobby Coldwell, Roger Traweek, James Schweigert, Arnold Huether, John Everson, Gary Lindstrom. THIRD ROW: Duane Waterland, Montie Plummer, Bobby Smith, Stan Hurley, Mickey Bowen. FOURTH ROW: A1 Genantone-Sponsor, Jim Helgeson, Richard Price, Gerald O'Connor, James Price, Larry Lindstrom. KIT KAT CLUB 37 SMTTTYS BAKER SHOP ANTICLINE STAFF FIRST ROW: Jim Helgeson, Mrs. Powell-Advisor, Gloria Steen, Joan Birtic, Fern Noftsker, Jean Morton, Carolyn Morrow, Sally Griffith, Carren Newell. SECOND ROW: Vivian Roy, Dorothy Howe, James Kruger, Arlee Fried, Holger Engstrom, Julie Jensen, Dorthy Reese, Judi McClain. ANNUAL STAFF Betty Jean Griffith-typist, Carren Newell-typist, Gloria Steen-typist, Florence Sheehan-Business Manager, Jean Morton-Editor, Carol Rose-Assistant Editor, Fern Noftsker-Feature Editor-Typist, Stella Koenie-Assikant Business Manager, Mr. Heftie-Advisor. CIFT'S TIRE SERVICE DREHER STUDIO FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Wayne Rustad, Larry Greenlee, Jerry Severson, Walter Graf, Eddie Helgeson, Calvin Newell, Larry Rustad, Jimmy Sliper, Brad Bruggeman, Jimmy Steffes. SECOND ROW: A1 Genantone-Coach, Larry Lindstrom, Gerald O’Connor, Monte Plummer, Ralph Finch, Tom Samsel, Eddie Randash, Duane Waterland, Mickey Bowen, Bobby Coldwell, James Helgeson, Jim Schweigert, THIRD ROW: James Morrow, Gary Lindstrom, Howard Corey, Stan Hurley, Dick Price, James Price, David Anderson, Roger Traweek, John Everson, Dean Gerke-Coach. Football Beach 7 Wolf Point 28 Circle 21 Plentywood 6 Scobey 6 Fairview 40 Popular 13 BAKER LAUNDRY Schedule Baker 20 Baker 7 Baker 7 Baker 6 Baker 18 Baker 0 Baker 7 LAKESIDE HOTEL FOOTBALL DAY Queen Vivian Roy Viv Junior Princesses Betty Jean Griffith-Senior Janis Cook-Sophomore Rae Bowen-Freshman ( ECONOMY GROCERY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW; Jim Schweigert-Manager, Dean Cerke-Coach. SECOND ROW: Dairell Fried, Bobby Coldwell Arnold Huether, Calvin Newell-Co-captain, Howard Corey, Stan Hurley, Robert Smith, Tom Samsel, Eddie Helge son-Co-captain, Jerry Severson. Schedule Forsyth 58 Baker 36 Beach 62 Baker 37 Ekalaka 57 Baker 39 Nashua 46 Baker 39 Fairv iew 59 Baker 35 Wolf Point 86 Baker 40 Forsyth 45 Baker 54 Scobey 61 Baker 41 Poplar 54 Baker 41 Eka la ka 42 Baker 41 Poplar 57 Baker 30 Wolf Point 66 Baker 42 Plentywood 61 Baker 50 Nashua 66 Baker 53 Circle 67 Baker 41 Beach 57 Baker 56 Plentywood 47 Baker 42 Circle 49 Baker 47 Scobey 67 Baker 55 Lodgegrass 31 Baker 47 TOURNAMENT Wolf Point 69 Baker 38 Nashua 57 Baker 37 E RLENBUSH M D. U. B-SQUAD BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Steve Reed, Lloyd Sinclair, Jack McCauley, Walter Graf, Brad Bruggeman, Bobby Schweigert, Larry Lindstrom. SECOND ROW: Jim Morrow, Ted Lemp, James Helgeson, James Price, Gerald O'Connor, Gary Lindstrom, Lany Green-Manager. TRACK FIRST ROW: James Helgeson, Howard Corey, Tom Samsel, Bobby Coldwell, Arnold Heuther. SECOND ROW A1 Grenstiner-Captain, Richard Price, Calvin Newell, A1 Genantone-Coach. LEON MAR JE’ ELRY 42 VANITY BEAUTY SHOP Young love, true love What a pretty paper dress! Studying for a civics test. 'he three mouseketeers. Latin Club in session. Looking down from up above. w A Mrs. Fontaine's little darlings! Did you take out life insurance? What a mess! Look who's working! 13 BUSINESS MEN'S ASSURANCE COMPANY MELLOR-NORTH GARAGE Only one picture of me? 19th century styles Ouch I Typing class at its busiest. Mice do play while the cats away. Go ahead, you chicken! Invasion from Mars They shore do bite! Patty cake, patty cake . . . Now at Wartburg, between ball games, we always . . . 44 Doing the ballerina. EIGHTH GRADE FIRS''’ ROW: Evonne Afrank, Molly Agler, Phyllis Aldinger, Thomas Bechtold, Lanna Bow, Darold Brown, Joyce Brown. SECOND ROW: Jaunita Chamberlain, Jean Chesmore, Chris Dietrick, Dorothy Eustrom, Jim Ferrel, Deli- la Fried, Carlene Gaustad. THIRD ROW: Kelly Gillan, Victoria Gonsioroski, Irene Grenstiner, Mary Griffith, Loretta Hede, Giles Henderson, Judy Hickey. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Hufford, Sherry Johnson (not pictured), Clay- ton Keech, Kay Kohler, Virginia Kreager, Arthur Linden, Doloris Littleton. FIFTH ROW: Vonnie Livesey, Lyle Neary. Delores Noftsker, Leilani Naples, Tom Olson, Sherman Pfeifle, Kay Rediski. SIXTH ROW: Marilyn Rus- tad, Doris Stark, James Stark, Clifford Slininger, Bill Stadel, Roger Stanhope, Carmen Thomas. SEVENTH ROW: Luana Wagner, Warren Wenz, Dorothy WyTick, Robert Yokley, Clifton Varner, Carren Finley, (not pictured), Mr. Carl Gaustad (teacher), Mrs. Carl Gaustad (teacher). FARMERS ELEVATOR . O M ELEVATOR SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Diann Beach, (not shown), Terry Bilges, Clayton Cochran (not shown), Verlie Fried, Judy Hatton, Daune Helgerson, Jimmy Joyce. SECOND ROW: Larry Kalland, Alvin Linden, Shirley Madler, Mary Lou McCau ley, Majorie Morrow, Roger Noftsker, Kay Patton. THIRD ROW: Floyd Quinzer, Raymond Schueffele, Robert Schueffele, Robert Severson, Roger Singer, Cathy Stevens, Jerry Stevens. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Wiseman, Nancy Wiseman, Mrs. Wheat (teacher). SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Helen Ballou, Joan Barclay, Doris Blake, Craig Bowen, Diane Chamberlain, Kelly Coldwell, Bob Cook. SECOND ROW: Pat Corey, Phyllis Finch, Franklin Hede, Albert Heller, Dennis Komeychuck, Duane Myhre, Mark Reasy. THIRD ROW: Patty Schlect, Ken Schweigert, Mavis Schweigert, Janice Schweindt, Carol Sinclair, Keith Slininger, Clyde Twiford. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Larsen (teacher). BAKER RADIATOR SHOP L. P. Goroski - Proprietor All work absolutely guaranteed Phone 308-W East on 1 iighway 12 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Kenny Schweigert, Mark Reasy, Butch Hede, Raymond Scheuffele, Arthur Linden, Eddie Hufford. SECOND ROW: Robert Scheuffele, Albert Heller, Jim Wiseman, Bob Cook, Robert Severson, Floyd Quenzer, Jim Joyce, Manager Sherman Pfieffle, THIRD ROW: Tom McGonigal-coach, Dennis Korneychuk Billy Stadel Robert Yokley, Tom Bechtold. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Molly Agler, Marjorie Morrow, Judy Hatton, Irene Grenstiner J. C. PENNEY'S 48 BETTY and ROGERS CAFE