Big Sandy High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Big Sandy, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1956 volume:

We take great pleasure in dedicating this this edition of the Pioneer to our parents who have guided our footsteps thus far and stayed us on our goal-- graduation. You have dedicated your lives to us, in that, you have given unselfishly of your time and love. Without your patience and gentle kindness we would have found the road much rougher. You have made of us good citizens to carry on the best of your traditions. Even though we may not show much gratitude to you now, we feel it deep in our hearts and we know it shall continue to grow as time passes. Titi. Titii.. Tilai aid Saidiy Titi. Titii� TJictm (tyixfaf TUn. Titi i.. TU alte % DCacat Titi. Titii.. flteefiA' Ttyetden at Titi. Titii.. T¥eti(f tyafifa, Titi Titii.. ht un TCateen Titi. Titii.. Stevz 7Ca,latic6 Titi. TKiL' 7i1a(tei Tta ti Titi. Titii., rflfried -dauitet Titi. Tltu.. -dauci, -dae icuci Titii., tfraefcg Tttaitet Titi. Titii.. iat6. Tttaxovett Titi. Tltu.. Kocfoi Tiue «6ect Titi. Tltu.. TO i C Ciam OjcUa Titi. Tltu.. rfttat OfcUi. Titi. Titii.. tyodt PavlavCdt Titi. Tltu.. T icton 'Petent k Titi. Titii., flatui Sat aid Titi. Titii.. P ilUfl, Sve ttu tytet We, the class of '56, would like to share with you now, and in years to come, the outstanding events and happenings in this, our final year of high school. This record shall remain, even though time may alter, and in other ways, erase many clear and vivid mental pictures we now possess. In these pages, then, shall be brought back to life all those not so perspicuous memories. sponsors MESSUS It is impossible for anyone to give you a message which will serve as a solution to the problems you must face. Since you have been successfully exposed to twelve years of formal education, you no doubt feel you are pretty well equipped to solve your own problems. Now you must apply what you have learned in a practical way, and use the many skills you have acquired in your several chosen fields of endeavor. Since knowing you and working with you, I am convinced you will all do well in'whatever you have to do. You will be proud of the fact that you were a student of Big Sandy High School--just make sure Big Sandy is always proud that you were one of her students. mmsmTiM B. H. GULLICKSON Chairman William Conquergood Kenneth Chaqvet Matt Gasvoda Ronald Upham WALTER TSCHIRGI Clerk Harold Matthews Marvin Osterman Alvin Jenkins Mack Quinn FACULTY MR. RICKERD, Superintendent English, Algebra,Drivers Training MR. HAMMOND, Coach Social Science, Physical Ed. MR. BURLEY Vo. Agriculture, Drivers Training MR. M1LEY, High School Principal Mathematics, Shop MR. SIMONS English, Dramatics MRS. RICKERD English, Office MR. WOOLLEY Music MISS HIGHS Home Economics, Physical Ed. MR. OST Science MRS. MOE Commercial 8 I MR. BURLEY, Class Sponsor 3,4. ESTHER BERG Class Vice President I; Class Secretary- Treasurer 2,3,4;Girls Chorus I, 2, 3,4;Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4;PepClub2, 3,4;FHA 3,4;FHA Songleader 4; Junior Play Cast 3;SeniorPlay Cast 4; Dramatics Club 4; Rouser Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. NORMAND CLIXBY FFA 1,2, 3,4; FFA Convention Stanford 2; FFA Recreation Leader 4; FFA Chorus 2; Boys Chorus I, 2; Basketball 2,3; Pep Club Vice President 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Carnival Candidate 3. LAWRENCE DIACON Class President 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Vice President 3; FFA President 4; FFA Chorus 2, 3,4; FFA District Convention 2, 3,4; FFA State Convention 2,3,4; FFA Leadership School 3; FFA State Farmer Candidate 4; Pioneer Club Vice President 4; Pioneer Club 2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Boys Chorus 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4; Rifle Club I; Pep Club 4; Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 4; Rouser Staff 4; Carnival Candidate 2; Senior Play Cast 4; Boy's State Candidate 3; Octet 3; Junior Play Work Cast 3. ARLEN OJA LA Football I, 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Track-1,2,3,41 State Track Meet 4; Pioneer Club 2,3,4; Pioneer Club Secretary-Treasurer 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4;FFA Chorus 2, 3,4; FFA Leadership School 2; FFA State Chorus 3;FFA State Convention 2,3,4; FFA District Convention 2, 3,4; FFA State Farmer Candidate 4; FFA Treasurer 4;Class Vice President 2; Rifle Club I, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Club President 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Boys' State Candidate 3; Glee Club 2, 3,4; Feature Chorus 3; Octet 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Rouser Staff 4; Carnival King Candidate 4; Honor Society 4. DOROTHY BALDRY Transfer from Scobey 4; FHA 4; FHA Voting Delegate at District Convention 4; Home Coming Attendant 4; Senior Play Crew 4; Transfer to Dillion 4. JAMES PETERSON FFA 1,2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Junior Play 3. ETHEL KALANICK Girls Chorus 1,2,3,41 Mixed Chorus I,3,4;FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA District Convention 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Rouser Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. II VEVA MARTEN SENIORS FHA 1,2, 3,4; District Convention 1,2,4; Girls Chorus 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4; Band 2, 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Rifle Club 3; Junior Play Cast 3; Girls State Delegate 3; Honor Society 3,4; Senior Play Crew 4; Student Council Represen- tative 4; Office Practice 4; Co-Editor of Rouser 4; Editor-In-Chief of Annual 4; High School Week 4; Valedictorian 4. STANLEY TICHENOR Transfer from Seattle 3; Pep Club 3; Glee Club 3; Junior Play 3; Boys State 3; Senior Play 4; Basketball 4; Student Council President 4; Rouser Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. MILAN PAVLOVICK FFA 1,2,3,4; District Convention 2,3,4; State Convention 2,3,4; FFA Chorus 2,3,4; State Chorus 3,4; Rifle Club I; Football I; Track 2,3 Basketball 4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Boys Glee Club 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Octet 3; Quartet 4; Double Quartet 4; Feature Chorus 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Dramatics Club 4; Annual Staff 4, GARY HENDERSON FFA 1,2, 3,4; District Convention 2; FFA Chorus 2,3,4; Boys’ Chorus 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Quartet 4; Octet 3; Double Quartet 4; District Quartet 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Senior Play 4. 12 SANDRA KAISER FHA 1,2, 3,4; FHA Parliamentarian 3; FHA State Convention I; Girls Glee Club I, 2;Band 2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Stu- dent Council Representative 2,3; Carnival Queen Candidate 3; Junior Play 3; Girls State Alternate 3; Rifle Club 3; Honor Society 3,4; President 4; Co-Editor of Rouser 4; Annual Staff 4; High School Week 4; Co-Salutatorian 4. BYRON OPHUS FFA 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Co- Captain 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Lettermens Club 2, 3,4; President 4; Senior Play 4, VERA SANFORD FHA 1,2, 3,4; Vice President 2; FHA District Convention 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3; Mixed Chorus 1,3; Band 2,3; Pep Club l,2,3,4;Rifle Club 1,2; Junior Play 3; Honor Society 3,4; Secretary 4; Senior Play Crew 4; Rouser Staff 4; Assistant Editor of Annual 4; High School Week 4; Co- Salutatorian 4. LARRY JAPPE FFA 1,2,3 4: Rifle club i.2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Carnival King Candidate I; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Rouser Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. SENIORS ARRIE MAXWELL seuors Student Council Representative I; Band 1,2,3, 4; Feature Band 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Music Camp 2,3; Rifle Club 1,2,3; PeP Club 1,2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play Crew 4; FH A 1,2, 3,4; FHA Parliamentarian 4; FHA District Convention 1,2, 3,4; Rouser Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics Club 4; Office Practice 4. CHARLOTTE SVENNUNGSEN Class President I; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Carnival Queen Candidate 2; FHA 2,3,4; FHA Delegate to State Convention 3; FHA Song Leader 3; FHA District Song Leader 4; Rifle Club 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Home- coming Attendant 4; Student Council Vice President 4; Drama Club 4; Secretary 4; Rouser Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. JANIS KASTE Class Vice President 3,4; Carnival Queen Candidate 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girls Quartet 4; Honor Society 3,4; Vice President 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Candidate for District President 3; FHA President 4; Drama Club 4; Drama Club Vice President 4; Rifle Club I, 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Play Cast 3; Senior Play Cast 4; Rouser Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Sports Reporter 4- ROBERT LAURSEN FFA I, 2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4; Bozeman Chorus 2; Junior Play 3; Rifle Club I. tie ii en of iiudiitioi It was the night of Graduation And all through the hall, The Seniors were stirring Not one; but all. The books were all put On the Shelves with care, And with sighs of relief The Seniors left them there. The Grad's all filed Up the long, long aisle. And took their seats With a sad little smile. They are just realizing That they are almost through, And going out into the world Which to them is still so new. All these thoughts Are passing through their heads. And they are fast beginning To think of it with dread. The address has now been given. The class roll is being called: Esther, Normand, Hap, Larry, Charlotte, Stan, Ethel, Arrie, And Sandra, a good friend of all, Byron, Vera, Larry, Arlen, Veva, Janis, Bob and Milan. Yes, all seventeen are here. To make complete Their last High School year. The diplomas have been received. And now the Seniors stand To receive the Lord's Blessing That will guide them o'er the land. by Arrie Maxwell IAN EGOISTICAL, HYPOTHETICAL SATIRE TO MOTHER NATURE'S UNHABITUAL BEAUTY, DO DEGRADE, KNEEL AND BOW DOWN TO YOU AND CONSUMMATE ANY OBLIGATION THAT YOU APPENTANCY, OH POTENTATE SENIORS. This was probably the first thing that was assigned for us to learn in the fall of '52 when we entered B. S. H. S. The first three weeks of school were spent getting acquainted with the new ideas, electing class officers, and carrying out the orders of the almighty seniors! ! We elected class officers on September 3rd. They were President, Charlotte Svennungsen; Vice President, Esther Berg; Secretary-Treasurer, Arlene Fisher; Student Council Representative, Arrie Maxwell; Cheerleader, Mary Ann Pfrimmer; and Mrs. Bierwagon was elected as our class sponsor. The remainder of the class was David Eve, Normand Clixby, Lawrence Diacon, Frank Henderson, Gary Henderson, Larry Jappe, Sandra Kaiser, Ethel Kalanick, Janis Kaste, Robert Laursen, Veva Marten, Arlen Ojala, Byron Ophus, Milan Pavlovick, Jim Peterson, Vera Sanford and Raymond Williams. We thanked the Seniors for the sumptuous acquaintance they gave us to the school by having a Freshman Return Party in honor of them. In our second six weeks of school we had a new face in our midst, Maureen Melton from Havre Central. Due to the fact that our class didn't sell enough Activity tickets we were given the honor of putting on the Activity Ticket Party which turned out very successful. Next, on the list of coming events was the carnival. We elected Maureen Melton and Larry Jappe as our choice for king and queen but failed to win the crown. At the beginning of the 2nd semester we were sorry to discover that we had lost Raymond Williams. The remainder of the year was quite uneventful and we left with the happy feeling that we were now sophomores. 16 When we returned the fall of '53 we discovered that we had lost Frank Hender- son. He had transferred to Havre. Lynn Johnson joined our class for a short time. We elected class officers and sponsor who were: President, Larry Diacon; Vice President, Arlen Ojala; Secretary and Treasurer, Esther Berg; Student Council Representative, Sandra Kaiser and Sponsor, Mr. Ost. Because we made such a success of the activity ticket party in '52 we were given the honor of doing so again in '53. It seemed to be a highlight in our high school years. This year our candidates for carnival king and queen were Charlotte Svennung- sen and Larry Diacon. But again we weren't the choice of the public. We carried out the tradition of the sophomores putting on the Athletic Banquet, on April 28, 1954. It was well attended. Spring was in the air and it was once again Prom T-ime , and with the Prom comes the Junior-Senior Banquet. The sophomore girls were selected to serve at the banquet. Since spring fever was getting the best of us, Mr. Ost took the biology class on a field trip in the mountains. A very enjoyable day was spent there. To climax our sophomore year Maureen Melton was elected from our class to ride on the Chamber of Commerce float at the May Festival in Havre on May 8, 1954. We came back in the fall of '54 quite enthusiastic with the idea that we were now upperclassmen. David Eve had transferred to Great Falls, but to replace him was Stan Tichenor from Seattle. The officers elected this year were: President, Larry Diacon; Vice President, Janis Kaste; Secretary and Treasurer, Esther Berg; Student Council Representa- tive, Sandra Kaiser and Mr. Burley was chosen as class sponsor. Mary Ann Pfrimmer resigned as cheerleader and Charlotte Svennungsen was elected to re- place her. We lost the Activity Ticket Sales again this year and had to put on the party, October 19, 1954. On November 20, the carnival was held and we nominated Sandra Kaiser and Nor- mand Clixby as our candidates for king and queen. The high lights for that year were the Junior Play, Meet Corliss Archer and the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Our play was held April 18 and 19, and went over as a big hit with lots of laughs. Underwater was our Prom Theme and we carried it out throughout the banquet. A very beautiful job of decorating was done by the Juniors, which kept them busy until tne last minute. We danced to the music of The Melody Makers from Havre. FIELD TRIP MEET CORLISS ARCHER 7 We ushered at Bac- calaureate and Com- mencement for the class of '55 and another phase of our final goal had been accomplished. With the thought of graduation and a diploma in our mind we got right down to business. We noted that three of our former classmates had not returned. They were: Arlene Fisher, Maureen Melton, and Mary Ann Pfrimmer. The officers elect- ed for our last year were: President, Larry DiaconjVice President, Janis KastejSecretary- Treasurer, Esther Berg; Student Council Repre- sentative, Veva Marten; and sponsor, Mr. Burley. We welcomed 28 Freshmen with initiation on September 16. A dance was held in honor of them at the gym. The first thing that faced us was our annual. We signed up with Myers Inc. and got right to work. Dorothy Baldry from Scobey joined us the second six weeks period. Homecoming has been established as a festivity to be held once every five years. 1955 was the year. This year the queen came from the Junior Class and Charlotte Svennung- sen and Dorothy Baldry were chosen as her attendants. It was carnival time again and this year we nominated Janis Kaste and Arlen Ojala for our king and queen candidates. On November 17 and 18 we presented our Senior Class Play, a tremendous Broadway hit in 1940-41, Arsenic and Old Lace. It was a hit again in '55 because under the direction of Mr. Simons, we put it over with great success. FROSH INITIATION UNDERWATER 18 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE ARSENIC AND OLD LACE” We all got shot! ! Literally speaking that is. Mr. Hester from Billings came down and took our Senior Portraits on November 16. Don't ever believe anything a horse tells you. These are the closing words of a speech given by one of the seniors at our speech breakfast. Miss Hughes and the freshman girls arranged a breakfast for Mr. Simons and us to conclude our speech class. This also brought to a close the end of our first semester of our last year. Since we did such a good job on our other ticket parties and since we had so much experience in entertaining, we again put on the Activity Ticket Party. We danced in the old school assembly to the music of the High School Orchestra. Dorothy Baldry left us at the end of the semester to finish her school term at Dillon, Montana. High School Week was held in Bozeman on May 3,4, and 5. Those chosen to attend because of their scholastic ability were: Veva Marten, Sandra Kaiser, Vera Sanford, and Lawrence Diacon. Early one morning a journey was started and all was quiet. It was sneak day. This is one trip that will never be forgotten. The year was drawing to a close and the honors of graduating seniors were being bestowed upon us. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom were held in our honor. The hands of time were moving onward and we were honored at a Senior Breakfast. Quiet Baccalaureate services were held for us on May 27. Commencement was held the following Wednesday. Four years of hard work had paid off well for three of our graduating classmates. Veva Marten had worked her way to Vale- dictorian. For the first time in the history of B. S. H. S. there was a tie for Salutatorian. Sandra Kaiser and Vera Sanford were both named second highest. We had now come to the end of our High School Careers and received the diplomas we had waited for so long. The lessons we learned and the education we received will never be forgotten. 9 PROPHECy It's the year 1976 and the biggest Alumni Homecoming Dance in the history of Big Sandy High School is in full swing. Hap Henderson's Skyline Riders are playing for the big occasion. Featured tonight with the orchestra is the World Famous harmonica player, Bob Laursen, Bob just walked in carrying his diamond-studded harmonica, followed by his body-guard, Jim Peterson, Montana's -— ray-gun shot. [ didn't think Vera Sanford would make it, but s she is now —Wow! I've really been hearing a about her since she's become New York's top fashion model. Arlen Ojala, notorious playboy of Hollywood, has been following her around the world so he should be coming in the door any minute now. Arrie Maxwell just blew in the door. It seems she's been traveling from plan- et to planet--well, that's possible for he with her millions! She's hired Esther If 111 PMr ■ ■ WM P Berg to chauffeur her around in her private rocket, since Esther did so well in the Air Force. What's that racket in the middle of the floor? Why it's Stan Tichenor, Senator from Montana, giving a cam- — paign speech! I guess it is election year at that. ' —- 3 Say, seeing Veva Marten and Larry Diacon A £ here reminds me of an article I read a few days ago about them starting on their 13th mil- L i(M „ J lion. Well, that just goes to show what you can W-, do with brains. Byron Ophus and his small family just „ arrived in a bus he borrowed from his famous P. U. Used Car Lot here in Big Sandy. Just recently Milan quit the bootlegging business to become one of Byron's chief sales- men and ever since he's been trying to convince the folks who live out his way that they should start driving cars instead of horses. - Rumor has it that Ethel Kalanick couldn't come since she's being married tonight. (For the 13th time. ) Since it didn't work out too well the other times, maybe 13 is her lucky number. Larry Jappe is out in the kitchen bothering the cook again--it seems hehas to taste thefood every- where he goes, since he's been appointed Official Food Taster for the Baby Food and Baby Drinks Inc. Sandra Kaiser is in the toll business again. This time she bought the Brooklyn Bridge and has moved it to Fort Benton where she's making a terrific fortune. She also has a part-time job at Normand Clixby's Drive-In Grocery, also loca- ted in Fort Benton. This is the first grocery store of its type to have delivery service by air. The spotlight is swinging toward the door now—we wonder why anyone would be coming now, since the dance is practically over. C ' Why, of course, it's Janis Kaste-late as usual! Charlotte Svennungsenhas just rushed over to the door to meet her. She still has the ) paper and pencil that she's been carrying around taking notes all night for her and Janis' Love- lorn Column in the Space Gazette. They are resigned to being Big Sandy's most prominent old maids. We, the reporters, have been observing this dance from our sta- tion here on Mars, but since Arlen Ojala just rushed in the door and is dancing with Vera, that makes everyone of the class of '56 pres- ent and accounted for and makes our job complete, so we'll leave you at this point. If any addition al information on this Alumni Dance is desired,stop in at our office at 0000 Rocket Trail in Space City, and we'll see you later in our crater. OOOGf 21 Class MU I, ESTHER BERG, will my ability to stay out of trouble at the dorm to Bonnie Lidstone. I, NORMAND CLIXBY, will my job in the store to anyone dumb enough to take it. I, LARRY DIACON, will my scholastic ability to Earl Sluggett. I, GARY HENDERSON, will my ability to get pneumonia three times in six weeks to anyone who likes to miss school. I, LARRY JAPPE, will my curly hair to Lyle Ophus and hope he makes good use of it. I, SANDRA KAISER, will my position as co-editor of the Rouser to anyone who has the time and patience to get along with Mrs. Moe. I, ETHEL KALANICK, will my ability to get into trouble to May Peterson. I, JANIS KASTE, will my ability to miss school to all the teachers, and hope that the students have fun while they're gone. I, BOB LAURSEN, will my sleeping in the study hall to any- one who can get away with it. I, VEVA MARTEN, will remember the time I spent in Big Sandy High School. I, ARRIE MAXWELL, will leave----Good-by. I, ARLEN OJALA, will, anyway I hope I will! I, BYRON OPHUS, will my ability to keep the same girl all through school to David Ensley. I, MILAN PAVLOVICK, will my ability to skip school to any- one that's smart enough not to get caught. I, VERA SANFORD, will my ability to get engaged when I'm a Freshman to Marcia Kulbeck. I, CHARLOTTE SVENNUNGSEN, will depart and leave the teachers in peace. I, STAN TICHENOR, will all my girlfriends ( including the ones in Havre), to Daryl. I, MR. BURLEY, will my old Ford to Mr. Miley so that he'll have a better means of transportation. We the SENIORS, will the Juniors our Seniorites , the Sophomores our pep and energy, and the Freshmen our ability to put on our yearly Activity Ticket Party. 22 Arnold Tyler Donald Wandler Raymond Williams 24 Mr. Simons, Sponsor Jeanice Atkinson Alice Baldry Richard Brinkman Carolyn DeWinter Betty Dyer Gerald Gasvoda Donald Gasvoda Carrol Genereux Larry Hakensen Eugene Handl Lois King Beverly Kulbeck Bernard LaBuda Jeanne Lawrence Carol Madison Dollie McNeill Barbara Miller Cora Lee O'Neil Betty Lou Pfrimmer Alice Pursley Glenn Pursley Earl Sluggett Lester Sluggett Tim Scott Lucille Terry Shirley Turk Mr. Ost, Sponsor SOPHOMORES Claude Miner Jack Allderdice Joanne Benson Irene Bitz Beverly Brewer Kenny Christofferson Leroy Diacon David Ensley Dorothy Farley Francis Gasvoda Gary Geyer Gail Hagan Gary Hagan Margaret Horcicka Deana Hurd Lenard Jappe Wilma Krumsick Judy Lohse Lyle Ophus Jean Pokorny Roy Robertson Robert Schwartz Doris Stone Wanda Clixby 26 Daryl'Tichenor CUSS (IP '59 LINDA BRINKMAN President FRESHMEN Mr. Hammond, Sponsor Elsie Boehm Linda Brinkman Jane Clark Karen Collins Richard Cook George Drga Arvid Galbavy Fred Haakensen Loren Jenkins John Jirsa Fred Kaste Marcia Kulbeck Marshall Kulbeck Helen LaBuda Dewey Lear Pearl Scofield Richard Schwartz Bonnie Sevick Eldon Shuffield Joyce Terry Willard Tuffley JUNIOR BACK-ROW: Gary Galbavy, Danny Richerd, Gary Foss, Lester Baldry, Reynold Larson, Henry Turk, Roland Marten, Harold Lear, Clarke Richter, Clyde Wall, Robert Kaste, Mr. Schwartz, Junior High Principal; Laverne Nelson. FRONT ROW: Darlene Kessler, Ida Damon, Donna Shaver, Janet Jenkins, Ruth Hurd, Judy Bush, Lois Kulbeck, May Petersen, Kari Keup, Sondra Schwartz, Frances Terry, Jane Hurd, Judith Kalanick, Marjorie Brinkman. BACK ROW; Timmy Balazic, Edward Allderdice, Floyd Terry, Curtis Newby, Gary Miner, Allen Halverson, Clark Johnson, Phillip Buckley, Larry Galbavy, Jerry Perkins, Mike LaBuda, FRONT ROW: Mr. Schwartz, Junior High Principal; Dianne Wandler, Rolande Boucher, Joanne E. Ophus, Carol Foussard, Rita Pfrimmer, Carol Livers, Sheila Crofoot, Joanne Ophus, Judy Marty, Joanne Damon. CURTIS HAGAN Student Council President BACK ROW: Jack Geyet, Danny McNeill, Patty Bush, Myrel Petersen, Patty Kaste, Bobby Ray, Vernon Turk, Gary Roberts, Arthur Stone, Jimmy Vallie, Lloyd Turner, Wilmer Kennedy, Roger Nimmick, Mr. Johnson, FRONT ROW: Ruth Ann Terry, Jeanette LaBuda, Joann Galbavy, Mary Ann Branagan, Sandra Hurd, Warren Berg, Steve Kalanick, Patrick Clark, Curtis Hagan, George Galbavy, Richard Richter. BACK ROW: Alice Stone, Rita Hurd, Karyl Keup, Ellen Smith, Henry Broesder, Bobby Lanning, Pat Martin, Jack Rudin, Richard Paugh, Mrs. Woolley. FRONT ROW: Ellaloraine Gerson, Judy Vallie, Suzanne Madison, Kay Wier, Neislena Terry, Sharon Hurd, Dennis Ulman, Douglas Lear, Steven Roth. BACK ROW: Alice Bahnmiller, Kristeen Keup, Kathleen Branagan, Alice Lanning, Dennis Johnson, Lindy Halverson, Gary Darlington, Hughie DeWinter, Errol Fisher, Danny Beaudette, Mike Hammond, Ronnie Woo ley, Ronald Kalanick, Mrs. Green, Lynell Pegar. FRONT ROW: Terry Dixon, Glenn Ophus, Gail Jenkins, Dianne Humphrey, Nancy Reichelt, Glen Kulbeck, Steve Crofoot, Mildred Clixby, Dolly Pfrimmer, Gordon Moes, Donald Nimmick, Paula Wolf. T I 6 BACK ROW: Jerry Nelson, Maurice Johnson, Kenneth Terry, Bobby Weeks, John Clark, Danny Handford, Roger Jappe. Russell Reichelt, Susan Dyrland. Darryl Chauvet, Leon Peterson, Pam Pegar, Kathy Ray, Pam Butler. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Dunnwebber, Gaynell Gullickson, Toni Jo Pfrimmer, Rodney Courtnage, John Secora, Lynn Burley, Tonnette Roberts, Linda Cornett, Claire Terry, Marcia Petersen, Bradley Nimmick, Roger Genereux, Floyd Baldry, Gail Drew, Ruby Ray, Mrs. Teague. FIRST ROW; Gary Ophus. Charles Foussard, Kathy Vallie, Vicki Pegar, Terry Jenkins, Gail Keust, Lois Moe, Vicki Paugh, Kenny Ray, Steve Moes, Clifford Knutson, A1 Geyser. BACK ROW: Jerry Bodey. Brian Humphrey, Marcia Ray, Judith Bissell, Donna Peterson, Wayne Reichelt, Jimmy Bliss, Russell Hurd, Danny Balazic, Joyce Jappe, Penny Courtnage, Leslie Reichelt. FRONT ROW; Alan Burley, Bobby Cornett, Ricki Pegar, Bob Quinn, Michael Balazic, Jimmy Lear, Daniel Madison, Donald Sorenson, Jan Richter, Nicki Bush, Carmine Branagan. Mrs. Giebel. BACK ROW: Jerry Beaudette, Dana Dixon, Jerry Wier, Dennis Burley, Ame Skaalurei Jimmy Sohm, Eleanor Ray, Jacque Lemieux, Roger Hagan, Gary Nim- mick, Steve Peterson, Bobby Nimmick, Glenn Braun, Dewey Robertson, Debra Rowe. FRONT ROW; Kurtis Hansen, Danny Bodey, David Madison, Jimmy Ray, Paul Wandler, Dennis LaBuda, Kathy Ophus, Teddy Wolt, Mickey Moes, Susan Handford, Kay Butler, Fay Conquergood (not pictured). BACK ROW: Gary Henderson, Robert Schwartz, Larry Hakensen, Gary Geyer, FRONT ROW; Lester Slugget, Lawrence Diacon, Byron Ophus, ArlenOiala, Raymond Williams, Coach Hammond, ■ BACK ROW: Leroy Diacon, Francis Gasvoda, Eldon Shuffield, Loren Jenkins, Richard Schwartz, Marshall Kulbeck. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Hammond, Lyle Ophus, Gary Geyer, Larry Hakensen, Earl Sluggett, Gerald Gasvoda, Assistant Coach Johnson. FRONT ROW; Gene Handl, Lawrence Diacon, Lester Sluggett, Byron Ophus, Arlen Ojala, Raymond Williams, Bob Schwartz, Bumps Genereux, Managers: Clarke Richter and Dan Rickerd, BYRON RAYMOND WILLIAMS' BOBBY SCHW, LENARD JAPPI ■•TAN TICHENOR | EUGENE HANDL (not LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Hammond, Raymond Williams, Richard Schwartz, Byron Ophus, Milan Pavlovick, Larry Hakensen, Lenard Jappe, Arlen Ojala, Eugene Handl, Stan Tichenor, Bobby Schwartz, Managers: Dan Rickerd and Clarke Richter. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Us Them Box Elder 49 -46 Harlem 50 -70 Fort Benton 23 -85 Harlem 58 -46 Chester 44-68 Kremlin 55 -53 Fort Benton 43-95 Havre Central 47-71 Oilmont 47 -61 Chester 31 -51 Joplin 49-54 (overtime) Box Elder 0 1 VJI O' Rudyard 33 -55 Havre Colts 59-46 Oilmont 36 -49 Kremlin 62 -43 Joplin 80 - 67 Havre Colts 48 -53 Rudyard 68 -56 Havre Central 33 - 73 TOURNAMENT Joplin 42 - 43 Rudyard 37-44 38 ACTION SHOTS B” BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Loren Jenkins, Arvid Galbavy, Fred Kaste, Lyle Ophus, Bill Tuffley, Lester Sluggett, Gary Geyer, Jerry Martin, Claude Miner, Coach Johnson. FRONT ROW: George Drga, Marshall Kulbeck, Robert Robertson, Eldon Shuffield. THE STUDENTS VOICE THEIR OPINIONS THROUGH BACK ROW: Barbara Miller, Gloriajean McNeill, Gail Hagan, Veva Marten, Shirley Turk, Richard Schwartz, Daryl Tichenor. FRONT ROW: Sondra Schwartz, Charlotte Svennungsen, THE Vice President; Stan Tichenor, President; Dollilee McNeill, Secretary; Mr. Rickerd, Advisor; Reynold Larson. STUDENT CODICIL IITI0I1L HONOR SOCIETY BACK ROW: Robert Schwartz, Jeanice Atkinson, Charlotte Svennungsen, Barbara Miller, Betty .. ... Lou Pfrimmer, Dorothy Farley. MIDDLE ROW; Jack Allderdice. Arlen Ojala, Veva Marten, L II D K I! shirley Turk Carolyn DeWinter, Beverly Kulbeck, Lucille Terry, Mr. Simons, Advisor. SEATED: Mr. Rickerd, Advisor; Mr. Burley, Advisor; Janis Kaste, Vice President; Sandra Kaiser, President; The object of the Vera Sanford Secretary; Mr. Miley, Advisor; Mr. Hammond, Advisor. Pioneer Chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the devel- opment of character in the students of Big Sandy High School. BACK ROW: Margaret Horcicka, Joanne Ophus, Bill Tuffley, Bonnie Sevick, Marshall Kulbeck, Kari Keup, Mr. Woolley, Director; Lois King, Deana Hurd, Beverly Brewer, Danny Rickerd, Beverly Kulbeck, Ruth Hurd, Carol Madison, Wilma Krumsick, Arrie Maxwell, Judy Lohse, Dewey Lear, Wilmer Kennedy, Steve Kalanick. MIDDLE ROW: Patty Bush, Myrel Petersen, Judith Kalanick, Joyce Terry, LoisKulbeck, Elsie Boehm, Sondra Schwartz, Gail Hagan, Robert Kaste, Richard Richter, sll'' Barbara Farley, Gary Miner, Curtis Newby, FRONT ROW: Carolyn DeWinter, Sandra Hurd, Jane Hurd, Janis Kaste, Richard Schwartz, Gary Hagan, Curtis Hagan, Timmy Balazic, Gary Roberts, Judy Bush, Clarke Richter, Laveme Nelson, Eldon Shuffield. win B” BUD TWIBLEBS BACK ROW: Judy Vallie, Kristeen Keup, Ellaloraine Gerson, Nancy Reichelt, Kathleen Branagan, Mr. Woolley, Douglas, Lear, Rita Hurd. Kay Wier, Ellen Smith, Jimmy Vallie, Vernon Turk, Lloyd Turner, Karyl Keup, Ronald Kalanick, Glenn Ophus, Jack Geyer. MIDDLE ROW: Robert Lanning, Joanne Ophus, Billy Conquergood, Suzanne Madison, Richard Richter, Steve Moes, Terry Dixon, Curtis Newby, Mike Hammond, Wilmer Kennedy, Danny Beaudette, Sandra Hurd, Patty Bush, Myrel Peterson, Sharon Hurd, Curtis Hagan, Tim Balazic, Gary Roberts, Ronnie Wooley, Bobbie Ray, Steve Kalanick, Butch Miner, Barbara Farley. Donna Shaver Janet Jenkins Rolande Boucher Carol Livers Joanne Damon LEFT TO RIGHT: Laveme Nelson Deana Hurd, LEFT TO RIGHT: Clarke Richter, Sandra Hurd, Jane Hurd, Bill Tuffley, Richard Schwartz,Curtis Hagan ff pr pj ' J ■m I V J BACK ROW: Richard Schwartz, Milan Pavlovick, Larry Hakenson, Lenardjappe, Gerald Gasvoda, Jerry Martin, Gary Hagan. MIDDLE ROW: Gary Geyer, Marshall Kulbeck, Bob Schwartz, Timm Scott, Bill Tuffley, Arlen Ojala, Loren Jenkins. FRONT ROW: Bernard LaBuda, Don Gasvoda, David Ensley, Lester Sluggett, Claude Miner, Richard Brinkman, Mr. Woolley, Director. BACK ROW: Elsie Boehm, Joyce Terry, Wanda Clixby, Helen LaBuda, Wilma Krumsick, Joanne Benson, Janis Kaste, Lois King, Ethel Kalanick, Alice Pursley. MIDDLE ROW: Bonnie Sevick, Esther Berg, Deana Hurd, JudyLohse, Carolyn DeWinter, Gail Hagan, Maribeth Pokorny, Carol Madison, Gloriajean McNeill, Marcia Kulbeck, Sharon Peterson. FRONT ROW; Mr. Woolley, Linda Brinkman, Lucille Terry, Veva Marten, Margaret Horcicka, Jeanice Atkinson, Beverly Brewer, Bonnie Lidstone, Jean Pokorny, Irene Bitz, Jane Clark. GIRLS CHORDS 47 BACK ROW: Gary Geyer, Richard Schwartz, Larry Hakensen, Lenardjappe, Jerry Martin, Gary Hagan, Richard Brinkman. THIRD ROW: Bob Schwartz, Timm Scott, Milan Pavlovick, Bill Tufflay, Arlen Ojala, Loren Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Esther Berg, Veva Marten, Gail Hagan, Wilma Krumsick, Carolyn DeWinter, Jeanice Atkinson, Janis Kaste, Joanne Benson, Marcia Kulbeck, Carol Madison, Ethel Kalanick. FIRST ROW: Sharon Peterson, Wanda Clixby, Irene Bitz, Deana Hurd, Judy Lohse, Margaret Horcicka, Maribeth Pokorny, Jean Pokorny, Lois King, Mr. Woolley, Director. RIFLE CLUB BACK ROW; Edward Allderdice, Gary Foss, Clarke Richter, Reynold Larson, Harold Lear, Fred Haakensen, Philip Buckley, Floyd Terry, Tim Balazic, MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Burley, Instructor, John Jirsa, George Drga, Loren Jenkins, Kenny Christofferson, Bill Tuffley, Arlen Ojala, Henry Turk, Richard Schwartz, Claude Miner, Frances Terry, Linda Brinkman, Miss Hughs, Instructor. FRONT ROW; Gary Miner, Dewey Lear, Carol Foussard, Sheila Crofoot, Judy Bush, Janet Jenkins, Ruth Hurd, Pearl Scofield, Margaret Horcicka, Jane Hurd, Marjorie Brinkman. 48 BACK ROW: Elsie Boehm, Linda Brinkman, Jane Clark, Joyce Terry, Maribeth Pokorny, Frances Terry, Gloriajean McNeill, Sharon Peterson, Ruth Hurd, Jeanne Lawrence, Jean Pokorny, Beverly Brewer, Lois Kulbeck, May Petersen, JanisKaste, Vera Sanford. Veva Marten, Alice Pursley, Anita Conn. FOURTH ROW: Joanne Ophus, Sheila Crofoot, Judy Marty, Bonnie Sevick, Janet Jenkins, Donna Shaver, Sondra Schwartz, Jane Hurd, Ethel Kalanick, Helen LaBuda, Carolyn DeWinter, Shirley Turk, Jeanice Atkinson, Betty Lou Pfrimmer, Cora Lee O’Neil, Beverly Kulbeck, Barbara Miller, Alice Baldry, Judy Lohse, Esther Berg. THIRD ROW: Joanne Damon, Rita Pfrimmer, Carol Foussard, Joanne Ophus, Carol Livers, Judith Kalanick, Marjorie Brinkman, Betty Dyer, Lucille Terry, Lois King, Barbara Haakenson, Wilma Krumsick, Janice Conn, Wanda Clixby, Gail Hagan, Margaret Horcicka, Pearl Scofield. SECOND ROW: Marcia Kulbeck, Deana Hurd, Larry Diacon, Milan Pavlovick, Arlen Ojala, Raymond Williams, Marshall Kulbeck, Earl Sluggett, Richard Brinkman, Bernard LaBuda, Lyle Ophus, Phillip Buckley, Mike LaBuda, Daryl Tichenor, Hap Henderson, Henry Turk, Clarke Richter, Lester Sluggett, Carol Madison. Charlotte Svennungsen. FRONT ROW: Gerald Gasvoda, Bill Tuffley, Loren Jenkins, Dewey Lear, Bob Schwartz, Kenny Christofferson, Robert Robertson, Jerry Martin, Richard Schwartz, Larry Hakensen, Eldon Shuffield, Gary Miner. 49 . . {% Ruth BACK ROW: Jane Clark, Judith Kalanick, Hurd, Shirley Turk, Jeanice Atkinson, Carol Madison, Arrie Maxwell. FRONT ROW: Charlotte Svennungsen, Secretary; Janis Kaste, Vice President; Carolyn DeWinter. President; Daryl Tichenor, Milan Pavlovick, Bob Schwartz. BACK ROW; JohnJirsa, Kenny Christofferson, Jim Peterson, Eldon Shuffield, Robert Robertson, David Ensley, Roy Robertson, Bernard LaBoda, Marshall Kulbeck, Jerry Martin, BillTuffley, Richard Brinkman, Fred Haakensen. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Schwartz, Larry Hakensen, Timm Scott, Arnold Tyler, Gary Hagan, Gary Geyer, Francis Gasvoda, Dewey Lear, Lyle Ophus, George Drga, Leroy Diacon, Marvin Oster man, Bumps Genereux, Glenn Pursley. FRONT ROW: Loren Jenkins, Eugene Handl, Secretary; Milan Pavlovick, Mr. Burley, Advisor; Larry Diacon, President; Lester Sluggett, Vice President; Hap Henderson, Arlen Ojala, Treasurer; Raymond Williams, Bob Schwartz, Claude Miner, Earl Sluggett, Gerald Gasvoda. BACK ROW; Linda Brinkman, Jane Clark, Maribeth Pokorny, Jean Pokorny, Ethel Kalanick, Judy Lohse, Alice Baldry, Charlotte Svennungsen, Veva Marten, Vera Sanford, Carol Madison , Miss Hughs, Advisor. MIDDLE ROW: Lucille Terry, Karen Collins, Sharon Peterson, Gloriajean McNeill, Marcia Kulbeck, Cora Lee O’Neil, Margaret Horcicka, Elsie Boehm. Bonnie Sevick, Gail Hagan, Helen LaBuda, Pearl Scofield. FRONT ROW; Joyce Terry, Jeanne Lawrence, Barbara Haakensen, Jeanice Atkinson, Beverly Kulbeck, Secretary; Barbara Miller, Vice President; Janis Kaste, President; Deana Hurd, Treasurer; Betty Lou Pfrimmer, Arrie Maxwell, Esther Berg, Alice Pursley, Beverly Brewer. 51 BACK ROW: Jim Peterson, Arlen Ojala, Milan Pavlovick, Byron Ophus. MIDDLE ROW; Stan Tichenor, Arrie Maxwell, Sandra Kaiser, Janis Kaste, Ethel Kalanick, Charlotte Svennungsen, Larry Jappe. SITTING: Mr. Burley, Advisor; Vera Sanford, Assistant Editor; Veva Marten, Editor; Esther Berg. BACK ROW: Arlen Ojala, Stan Tichenor, Arrie Maxwell, Vera Sanford, Janis Kaste, Charlotte Svennungsen, Esther Berg, SITTING: Byron Ophus, Mrs. Moe, Advisor; Sandra Kaiser, Co-Editor; Veva Marten, Co-Editor; Ethel Kalanick, Larry Jappe. 52 HOMECOMING QUEEN Dollilee McNeill, a friendly, smiling Junior in High School, was the girl chosen as Homecoming Queen for 1955. She was crowned Queen at the football game by the football co-captains. 53 ■ IV • Homecoming is held every five years for all the alumni. The school participates in the program which is planned for this big event. Homecoming began with a pa- rade on Saturday. In the afternoon a football game was played by the Big Sandy Pioneers and the Joplin Bulldogs. The Pioneers won by a landslide victory. At the half time the Queen of Homecoming, Dollilee McNeill, was crowned by Pioneer Co-captain, Byron Ophus. Co-captain Arlen Ojala handed out corsages to the Queen, her attendants, Charlotte Svennungsen and Dorothy Baldry, and the Princesses, Gloriajean McNeill, Deana Hurd and Sondra Schwartz. In the evening a big dance was held in the Community Hall. Sunday afternoon the Dramatics Club put on the play Sparkin'1 and a social hour followed. This ended a big week-end in the history of Big Sandy and BSHS. The band led the parade. Pioneer Club Float The Royal Float The Queen was crowned Arlen hands out corsages to the Queen, Attendants, and Princesses. Sparkin'' 54 Every year the high school holds their annual carnival in the fall of the year. Each class and school organization sponsors a booth. To begin the evening a program is held consisting of student tal- ent of various kinds doing numerous acts. At one o' clock the King and Queen are crowned Each class chooses one girl and one boy as their choice for King and Queen. Throughout the evening voting goes on and the class receiving the highest number of votes acquires the King and Queen- ship. niTi riciric ’55 umuL King Lester Queen Betty Lou JR.-SR. PROM ’56 SEMI II MEMORIES Athletic Banquet Dist. Tournament '54 Mr. and Mrs. Archer Biology Field Trip Cousin Agnes Arrives Grand March Junior Play - Corliss Archer Corliss and Dexter COWM . . . GROCERIES ... MEATS . ..FEED . ..GAS . .. OIL m soi BOX ELDER — J pRATT gVENN PETROLEUM . . . for Industry . . . for Agriculture . . . for the Home DISTRIBUTORS OF TEXACO PRODUCTS FOR 27 YEARS PRATT AND SVENN, INC. Big Sandy BEST WISHES TO THE CUSS OF ’50 KilSTE’S Quality Merchandise - Popular Prices Phone 35R or 35W fll-Wn CIHFIOLET BIG SANDY CENNTGIIIU FL0IMIII1 HILLS CO. GRAIN DIVISION MISCO RANGE PELLETS BIG SANDY, MONTANA CLAIRE T. SOHM, MGR. BIG SANDY HAVRE FURNITURE DRUG (0. 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