Billings Senior High School - Kyote Yearbook (Billings, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1948 volume:

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Your Annual staff ot l948 has labored both separately and together to produce a yearbook for you sophomore Junror or senlor whrch wlll be a most treasured souvenlr of your days at Brllrngs Senlor Hrgh School May 1t hold for you lnvaluable memorles too numerous to count Our mterpretatron ot Forward 13 more than Just an lntroductron to your l948 yearbook We feel that each of you as a hrgh school student IS at the begrnnrng of a long long trarl whrch leads to your future as a doctor nurse contractor seamstress 1ournal1st artlst screntlst engrneer clerk husband wrfe moth er or father and last but not least as a good c1t1zen of the frne country 1n Wh1ch you l1ve Ky Oat and Kay Oat have been placed at the begrnnmg of thrs long long tra1l because they are to deprct each ot you 1nd1v1dually start mg on your long tr1p through what we hope wlll be a pleasant and full hte Our theme characters who have already been lntroduced are typ1cal of you Scamper through the pages of your yearbook wrth them stopprng to ponder over prcture or paragraph whrch may brrng smrles tor you are as much a part of thrs book as they are Your l948 Annual Staff wwal E3 .55 Nix N' 5 KY- DAT and KAY' OIT Page Three - .F - A uf 0 0 ' 9 If 1 1, 1 I , f ll N 532' A ... 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Y .5 xso Q.: - ' ' fa. 1 K 6 fix x'Jn Setting of th B Y rs of 0 L Billings Senior Billings c 44.14 :gh S A For Cry From the Little Red School House High School Montana Fred T Cubs Dayhs IN MEMORY OF MR DAYLIS lt IS always the greatest sold1er Whose absence 1S felt the most Now a man 1n the front lme has fallen How consclous we are of our loss But how many fellows he s a1ded Thls soldler who fell on the f1eld What multrplled numbers hes coun seled Thls comrade and frxend and shleld When a candle 1S qulckly extmgulshed The darkness of n1ght f1lls the space Now the death of th1s bnghtest candle Leaves the densest dark 1n 1ts place But so many wee flames have been strengthened Each falterlng fhckerlng llght When held to the frre of th1s candle Would rally and burn agaln brlght Then 1t 1S true that he s l1v1ng HIS materlal be1ng IS gone But 1n the ones he has a1ded He ever hves on and on By h1m were we all abetted By h1m were so many thlngs done That we bow our hearts 1D thanksglv 1ng For the l1fe of th1s wonderful one Lynn Urron Page Slx Dedlcated to Fred T Da lls To Mr Fred Dayhs known more fondly to all as Cubs we dedlcate our book Slnce 1923 when Mr Daylls f1rst came to Blllrngs Hlgh School students have proflted by h1s knowl edge and understand1ng He had the respect and adm1rat1on whfch few men rn h1s pos1t1on are able to attaln When Cubs met death we knew that no trlb ute however great would be worthy of the work he had done but we w1shed to dedlcate to l'l1IT1 our Kyote annual so that there would be some tanglble trlbute for h1s flne work from hrs students ln each of us who knew h1m there IS a trlbute for the help he gave through h1s falrness and al1ve ness So may our book be a GOCDD book for Mr Daylls who was a GOOD man HYMM TO A GREAT MAN Of all the lands lhalllzbllwzm The sunset and the sea No hIOI'llll5 qll ITIOIZ perfect than Wharf God and man shall meet Then qmvz not for the qreat ol men, But rafhlr for the small A qrzatman funds Perfect Den I1 Fvllxllecl bq perfect hte N m sm DAY L I S MEMORIAL rt' r y 1 . 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D , S , , , E . 9- ' ' 1 , - 9 U - A . . , , , V I . , . . ,H , , I . . H lVl. C. GCIllC1ql'1eI, QX1St, . . , l , - . . . . - - , , ' A I - ' ' 1 1 . 1- - . A A . ' - I . ,, . , H . . . , . . , . . . . , . . , A - t . . . . .-A SEATED fLeft to Rughtj Harold Frazer H A Hofmann Paul O McCormick Sterlmg M Wood Ted Corbett Grant M Boorman E E Tnffany STANDING Ed Lacklen M C Gallagher BOARD OF TRUSTEES The members of the School Board of Dtstrt tNo 2 are as follows Sterl1ng M Wood tLawyer wtth Wood Cook and Moultonl Chalrman of Board of Trustees Grant Boorman CManager of Lumber Dealers Incl Chatrman of Teachers Commlttee Earl E Tlffany and Theodore B Corb tt memb rs Harold I Fraser tManager of B1ll1ngs Groce y Companyl Chatrman Athletrc Advtsory Com mlttee Paul McCorrn1ck Grant Boorman and St rlmg Wood members Fred A Hofmann KO M Wold Implement Companyl Chalrman Non athletlc Advtsory Com mtttee Corbett and Fraser memb rs Earl F. Tltfany COwner and manager of Ttffa ny Insurance Agencyl Chatrman Fmance Com mtttee Boorman and Fraser members Theodore B Corbett tEng1neer1ng department of Carter O11 Companyl Chatrman Burldmgs and Grounds Commrtlee McCorm1ck and Ttffany members Paul O McCorm1ck CSecretary and offtce manager of the Plerce Packmg Company? Chatr 'nan Supplt s and Textbooks Commrttee Hofmann and Fraser members Ed Lacklen Clerk and busm ss manager M C Gallagher Supermtendent of SchoolD1str1ct No 2 Selectton of our fme t a hers and tne good upkeep of the butldmgs and grounds are some examples of the excellent wo k of tne Board of Trustees Thetr co operatton ln helpmg ln our extra currtcular and regular GCl1V1l19S tn s rvtce 'or whtch the student body gtves 1ts heart felt thanks The Board has mttrated a butldmg program wh1ch wtll tncrease the educattonal factllttes m Btllmgs Thls program wtll rnclude frve protects Already under constructton IS an elementary school at llth Street West and Cook Avenue Dlans are betng made for another elementary school at 8th Street West and Avenue G Addtttons are planned for the Orchard and Garfleld schools Garfreld addltlons consxst of gymnastum shop and class rooms Here at the hxgh school a grand stand on the West slde of the playmg fteld wtll b erected Bonds totaltnq Sl 162 OOO have been tssued for these prolects In every Way the School Board IS attempttng to keep the Blllmgs school system 1n l1ne wtth progresslve educatlon Expressrons of apprectatton are extended from the student boay to the school dads for the help they have so generously grven Page Thlrteen 1 , . . , . . . . . . , . . . - . . . . . , A ' ' A . 1 ' ' I A Q Q . . 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C . , , - 1 1 ft ft . l A A , Facult A PATTERN FOR LIFE And some there were who would not hft therr eyes From the d1m bltter hlghway where we trod But I was rrchl Agarnst the drstant skres I saw the h11l that ralsed my world to God Dana Burnet Success mrght b rnterpreted many drfferent ways but the most profound meanlng of suc cess 1S good done for others Teacher rs also a Word Whrch too often TGCQIVGS only a shallow defrnrtron A successful teacher must be a com blnatlon of a practlcal person and an 1deal1 t Our teachers should prlot us to hlgher realms of culture and th1nk1ng Too often teachers are not concerned enough about helplng the students to rarse the1r eye from the d1m brtter hrghway of lrfe But those who are lnterested create a Wealth of love learnrng and understandmg that the rntellrgent student long remembers and apprecrates LUELLA ANDERSON Speech History North Dakota State Sloux Falls College Augustana College Unlversuty of Mmnesota Unlverslty of Denver WILLIAM AUKERMAN Blolocy Ohio State Unlverslty Brown Unlverslty Belmont Normal Rocky Mountaln College Sponsor of Blolouy Klub F22 and Alpha Omega EARL BAILEY B A M A Art Montana State College Colorado State College Unlverslty of Utah Chicago Academy of Fine Arts Art Students League of New York Set Director for Llttle Theater LEWIS F BEELER Clvlcs Kansas State Teachers Kansas State Unlverslty Colorado State Umversuty Idaho State Unlverslty Page Fourteen The teacher s real oblectlve rs to set a pat tern for l1fe whrch hrs students may follow In order to fulfrll thls goal tne t acher must edu cat the students for lrfe at r hrgh school days are over Besrdes the practlcal goal tie teacher also must frre hls students rmagrnatron for an ldeal Educatron should 13 such that when one IS not earmng hrs lrvmg he can lut h1s eyes to God s horrzon Next to parents teachers establtsh our most valuable pheres of rnfluence Men and wom n certarnly do not rom the t achrng professlon for wealth power or socral prestrge SID erlty understandmg and v1s1on must be therr code But I was rrchl Prch rn learnrng culture rn sp1r1t and soul and the frner thlngs of lrte are mrne through the rnfluenc of teachers who x fere really concerned Such t achers deserve a reward What can We posslbly QIVG them but apprecratlon an honest attempt to fulfrll therr dreams of success for us and to galn a full happy and useful l1fe from the pattern they cut or us ln our youth sl 1 . . . 11 . 11 . . . . ' ' 1 Q - , C l . 1 . 9 I 3 . 1 1 ' , 1 . . 1 . . . . . I ' 4 Q ' . . . . .1 . 1 1 9 S . E . - - . 1 . Q . . 1 .., ' I I ' A V I I . . 1 - - 11 1 11 . . . . Q - - . l , , 1 1 .Y . . . . D - C . A . . C . . . H . . D . 1 - 1 I I I 1 1 B.S. . ., . . B.S. CHARLES BORBERG B A M A Chem stry Unlversnty of Mlchlgan Sponsor of Alpha CHARLES BOYD Mathematncs Peru State Teachers Montana State Unlversuty Drivers Tramlng Instruct VERA BRUEGGER M A Bookkeeplng Unlverslty of North Dakota Unlversuty of Washington CATHERINE COLOSKY Enqlush UDIVCFSIIY of North Dakota Ol' Facult A M A anlsh aSSaI' CHARLES CUTTS B Mus Chorus UHIVEFSIIY of M nnesota MacPhall School of Music Yankton College C H COREY Aviation Mechamcs ANETTE CLARK D nlverslty of Berlin nlverslty of Madrid nlverslty of Washington lddlebury College Columbia Unlverslty Sponsor of AK ILLIAN CERVENKA hyslcal Education ontana State Unlverslty ponsor of G A A Page Flfteen , la B.A. I A a.s.. l L B.A. P . . M . . s . . . IE B. ., . . U ' H U . , I U . . v L1 b B.A.. . . Facult FRED KAShR B S M A Radlo Northeastern Mlssourl State Teachers Unlverslty of M lchlgan MSN Massachusetts Institute of Technology TEAN IOHNSTON Commercial Unlverslty of Munnesota Page Suxte can IOHN R ELTING B A M A Blology and Advanced Blology Leland Stanford Unlverslt Colorado State College of Education Soonsor of Blology Klub EDITH GALERNEAU Enqllsh Unlverslty of Wyomlng Co sponsor of Pep IACK EMIGH History Montana State Unlverslty Track Coach HENRY HARSCH B A M A Enqllsh Journallsm North Dakota Teachers Montana State Unlverslty Unlverslty of Washington Publications Adviser Sponsor of Quill and Scroll LGUISE KRAFT B A M A Latln Oberlln College University of Montana University of Southern Calnfornla Unlverslty of Washlngton College of Wllllam and Mary MARY S LARSEN B A M A Enqllsh Montana State Unuverslty Northwestern University Columbia University Sponsor of HI Trl En . . .y B.A.- B.-A. g 5 . l E. . . .s. I l i 1 J B.s. I BILL LAZETICH Physical Educatlon Unnversnty of Montana Football Coach IEAN SMITH English Spanish French Eastman School of Music Radcllffe College Unlverslty of Montana S onsor of Fla and P Q Baton Corps French Club Co sponsor of Pep GRACE MCCALLUM Typing Carleton College Blllrngs Busmess College Unlversuty of Mnnnesota L VERA MCREYNOLDS Commercial Doane College Unlverslty of Nebraska Oregon State College Gregg School of Chicago Facult MYRTLE STEEN B A M A English MacAlester College Unnverslty of Chicago CLARA STRUTZ Speech North Central College University of Wlsconsln Little Theater Director FRED MILLER Soeech Dramatlcs Un v rs ty of Wlsco sxn Northwestern University ' :tile uheater Dlrec or Sponsor of Masqu and Gavel CLIO MOODY B A History Socxoloay Umverslty of Kansas Page Seventeen Facult R H RATZLAFF Auto Shop ROY MORIN Physical Education Montana State College Basketball Coach S C RICHARDS Band University of Michigan IEANNETTE SCHIBSTED Home Economics Montana State College Michael Peese Hospital Sponsor of F' H A Page Eighteen ADELIA PRICE B.A., M.A. History Dakota Wesleyan U niversity of University University University University University Colorado of Wisconsin of Washington California Chicago LEROY KEILMAN Agriculture Montana State College Colorado A 6. M Utah Aqricultural College University of Idaho Sponsor of F F A THOMAS A PURCELL Machine Shop Mechanical Drawing Colorado State Teachers M N Arizona State Teachers ELLEN SHIELDS Mathematics Montana State Universit Sponsor of Hi Tri 'Q Z J of B.S.- ia.A. I E.. .s. .s. a.A. l , . ' 'Y B.S. t A Polytechnic B.A. Mx B.S. l E M M ll , , I HOWARD VAN OVER Woodshop Polytechn c ROBERT F WILSON Qalesmansh p and P T C ta a St e st M S ELZA HUFFMAN Llbrar an Montana State U ers ty Sponsor of Lub a y Alds ISABELLE IOHNSON BA MA Hstory esty of Mo ta Facult BERNARD MYERS B S Mathe atlcs Montana State College Mo ta a State Un ve sty Not Plctured THOMAS MADDEN O chestra Page N u neteen ,lllellil inn- BILLINGS SENIOR ruuu. H lth R' 1 It seems as rf all th1ngs have groups Schools are orgamzed 1n classes Soldlers dr1ll 1n platoons and troops That 1S where the foohshness ends Engl1sh words may be verbs or nouns For you w1ll see th1s rhyme 1ntends Anyone s hte has 1lS ups and downs Not to explam d1v1s1ons to you Even k1ds are lads and lasses But pornt out the good that classes do Rrvalry ex1sts rn all f1elds And what 1S more emoyable than good healthy compet1t1on'? B11 hngs sen1or h1gh as all other h1gh schools IS d1v1ded 1nto sophomore Jun1or and sen1or classes When sophomores we are Just happy because we fmally have sen1or h1gh status As rumors we have the benefrts of sophomore experlence but are not qu1te on top yet When we become sen1ors 1t IS really a thr1ll1ng sensat1on but along w1th the good some ev1l must come and as graduat1on approaches we are overwhelmed w1th the real1vat1on that h1gh school days wrll soon be over Each class seems to th1nk that they are supenor for varrous reasons Opportun1t1es for test1ng come from all d1rect1or1s F1ISl the football season absorbs good stock from all three classes The basketball team also conslsts of qu1te a mrxture Co operatlon among these r1vals was well 1llustrated dur1ng both dramatlc productlons All the musrcal events proved not only enterta1n1ng but benetlctal to those concerned Track was also a success because of the blended efforts of the three groups Secret to success 1n any orgamzatron 1S keen compet1t1on B H S classes held the1r ma1n corr1pet1t1on May 11 1948 1n the person of one act plays Cabbages was chosen for the sopho more class play The class ot 49 selected Elmer The Weatherman s Secret was the play se lected by the sen1or class of 48 As each class Worked for perfechon on the1r own productlon they began to real1ze also the value of Worklng for and wrth each other I thlnk we W1ll all agree that class rlvalry 1S not only excrtrng and fun but beneflclal too Page Twenty ,if 1. a.-v-- , . 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . , . , . . . 1-1 . 11 11 1 1 ' - ' 1 11 11 11 1 11 . 1 . . . 1 1 - Y If LJ AQ AO' CWS Scho I fb QJS da S ff f 1 S Q '00 i l X 7 M X WAR! 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Senior Class TOMORROW and TOMORROW cmd TOMORROW We ve come a long way you and l srnce we l1ISl toddled off to school all combed and scrubbed untrl we shone lrke marble Cherubs Some years have seemed a l1ttle tougher than others but they were all fllled w1th the exuberance of youth full of happy memones We cleared the step rnto Junror hrgh wrth out much trouble only to suddenly trnd ourselves rn senror hrgh a l1ttle dazed at the grandeur of 1t all The weeks and months and years that have constl tuted the happrness that we ll remember from now on as our hlgh school days have been frlled w1th many r1ch adventures ln lrvrng and rn enroyrng the corn f Above AUGIE REETZ VICE Presrdent Rlght KENNY TAIT Presldent and adolescence rnto the world ot realrty Perhaps the wrsest man however would assure us by ayrng that rust as we have won graduatron drplornas so have we attalned the prlvrlege ot stepprng out onto the hrgh road ot lrfe where there are no speed llmrts on happr ness success or pros perrty May we ever realrze when we become c1t rzens of the worlds greatest natlon 1t wrll be our oblrgatron to 1n ure contlnued hte for the torch ot freedom whrch sheds rts rays over Amerlca your land and mme as Q1 isis Wil XX fl P .ff --4 X41 ,fltt as ll Q xv on mi KAY on Page Twenty two pany o our fellow rn 1- Kl- bk- en There were clubs dances partres proms dates and all those thmgs so typrcal of the average teenager ma turrng ln our democ racy Someone bolder than you or l mlght say that today we are clearmg the last hurdle before complete rndepend ence Someone a l1ttle more t1m1d mtght ob serve that wlllrngly or unwrllrngly we are be mg pushed out of the protectlon of rnfancy Below AUDREY OLSON ' Secretary , . f r , 1 , . 1 H . 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F: EL- ' M 1 u I 0 ' . benlor 48 fi 449' FRANCES ARNOLD lllootsl P p Club 2 3 4 Recreatlon C uncll 2 3 4 Kyote Pap r 4 DALE E ASAY CAcel Alpha 4 Sergeant of Arms 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Chorus 3 4 LORES M BANDY lTootlel Chorus2 3 4 Stu dent Director 4 Bronco Buffoonerles 2 Plr es of Penzance 4 LEE V BAPFIELD QB B 'll Key Club 2 3 4 Bnvs State 3 Room Representa tlve 3 4 National Honor Soc ety 3 4 MARILOU BARICKMAN Pep 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Room Repre entatlve 2 LYLE G BARKER B nd 2 3 Bronco Buffoonerles 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Kvote Annual 2 Ski Club 2 VIVIAN BARNEY Chorus3 JAYNEBASSETT -10- an .pail Q DOLINE R ADAMS 1Dollyl Club 2 3 Nurslnq Club 3 Kyote Paper 4 Kyote Annual 4 Room Representatlve 4 PTC 2 3 4 ALICE M AHLGREN IAIJ JEAN E AIKINS CJean e Band 3 4 Pep 4 Knnetuc 4 OD 4 Orches ra 4 Kyote Paper 4 Kyote Annual 4 Debate team LEOLA M ALBRECHT Pep Club 2 3 4 Klnetlc Club 2 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Bronco Buffoonerles 2 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Kyote Paper 4 Kyote Annual 4 Art Editor Band 2 Flag 4 Presldent 4 Qulll 6. Scroll HMOND F ALLAN 1Ruchl ha 2 Masque and Gavel 2 3 4 Debate 2 4 Sk: Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Kyote Paper 3 Kyote Annual 3 4 Advertlslnq Manaqer 4 Junlor Miss Smllnn Throuqh MARIANNE E ALT MAIER lPetel A K 2 3 4 Secretary 2 President 3 Bsoloqy 3 4 Aloha Omega 3 O D 3 Pep Club 4 MARVIN ANDERSON QRIIIJ Musselshell Hugh School 2 GUS ANTON Aloha Club 2 3 4 Let terman s Club 4 Football 3 4 Room Representatlve 2 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Track 3 4 Kyote Paper 3 4 Kyote Annual 3 4 Town 4 BETTE A BASYF lBetsl Masque and Gavel p Club 2 4 Home Ec Club 3 Preslden Junior Muss 2 Room Representat ve 2 Flaa 2 3 4 O D Club 3 Junior S 'vor Prcrn Ccmmlt ee 3 JOYCE G BECKER IJ nnsl JACK BEDE Alpha Club 4 EVELYN BELDER TOM BENNION lPorkyJ Intramural Basketball 2 3 Football 3 4 Lettermans Club 4 MAR GARET BERGE Masque and Gavel 3 4 Secretary 3 JOHN A BERGMAN qBergueJ Radlo Club 3 Intramural Basketball 2 LOUISE BERK LAND Page Twenty three Pl 0 9 ' I 4 . . Pep . , 4: Il. .: ' :...: th , 2. 1 : : 2... . I. . , , , p 2. 3. . ' ' : ' ' 4.' v f , Ric . ' . Alp- , 3: I -.1 W : ' . . 7 ' -: . . : A - 515 Sports' Editor 4: Orchestra' 2,' 3, 4: Band 2: Our ' 0 ' . e . : ' c ' , . : e .... C Q, : X 2 . .... DE- Nm 1 , z . V ,z .' M - . . F - . I . I : 1 . T. - -. .' ' 3' 3 ' ' . , . I f .... N . . 29232233 s' . - . 3: Pe E V 3. .: . . ' t 3: .Qi 5' - , 33 . I . I ,,,. . Semor 48 HANNAH R BERNHARDT 4BernIeI Home Ec ub2 PTC ALICE BETZ IAIJ Chorus O tra 3 2 3 4 Pressden All School Revue 2 WILLIAM L BJORNSON Humor? Intramural Basketball 3 4 BER NARD E BLOOD LBernleJ Alpha 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Radio Club 3 MARY LOIS BOLINGBROKE Buhl Hugh School hl aho 3 Kunetuc 4 Cheerleader 4 Club 4 BETTY A BOLLENBECK Pep 2 3 une IC Treasurer 4 ELDORA BOONE Chorus 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Presndent 4 BEVERLY ANN BORGEN Masque and Gavel 3 4 Kyote Paper 4 Sk: Club 4 Pen Clu 3 4 Secretary 4 OD C b 4 Our Town 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 KEITH BURGESS Intramural Basketball 3 Rifle Club 2 ROBERT BYRNE fLeftyI Lettermen s ub 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 tam 4 Track 3 4 MARJORIE R CARD Band TC PAT CARRINGTON fMlckeyJ Berkeley Hugh School Berkeley Calif 2 RICHARD CARTER iRlchJ Sk: Club 2 3 4 ku Team 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 BONNIE J CATTNACH AK 3 4 Chorus2 3 4 Accompa mst for Boys Chorus 3 4 WILLIAM A CHA PEL CBIIII Room Representatnve 2 4 Alpha 3 4 Vice Presldent 4 Rifle Club 2 F FA 2 3 EVELYN CHRISTENSEN Page Twenty four ni' -4.5 MARY BOUKAS HI Trl 4 Masque and Gavel 4 K Chorus 2 R COLLYER BOWEN fBonesJ Key Club 2 3 Kun La Junior Plrates of Penzance BOB BRAKKE RICHARD BRANNON RONALD BROWN HAZEL M BRYAN azej P p Club 2 3 4 D HARLAN L BUCK Room Representative 4 DORIS BURGESS ' 9 CI : . . .'4 .... 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Seniors 948 ,- HERMAN E DAMM Rlfle Club 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 PTC 3 4 Track 2 DANIEL T DANIELSON LDannyJ Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Kyote Paper 3 4 Kyote Annual 3 4 Edntor In chlef 4 Alpha Club 4 Secretary 4 F..2 Club 3 Band 2 3 4 Sk: Club 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Presndent 4 All School Revue 2 Football 2 PATRICIA M DANIELSON lPatJ Pep Club 4 0 D Club 3 A K 3 Kyote Paper 4 DON DAVIS Band 2 3 4 Kyote Paper 4 FREDERICK A DAY fFredJ Band 2 3 4 Alpha Club 2 3 4 Kyote Paper 3 Kyote Annual 3 Sk: Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 PTC 4 JERRINE B DEAN Pep 4 DUANE DEV ERILL fwelmey Rlfle Club 2 Intramural Basket DIRKES CBevJ Pep Club 2 3, 4 Secretary 3 Km etlc 2 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Secretary 3 President 4 Room Representatlve 2 4 Student Council 3 Natlonal Honor Socnety 3 4 Northwes tern Unlverslty Scholarship 1947 Chorus 2 3 4 Junior Miss Bronco Buffoonerles 2 Kind Lady 3 Our Town 4 Double Sextet 4 JIM DEAN CHURCH PTC 3 4 ROBERT CLINTON JEAN COAKLEY PTC MILDRED ANN COLLIER fmllllel McKInley Technical Hugh School Washington D C 2 Band 4 Pep Club 4 Kunetuc 4 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Vuce Presndent 4 Kyote Annual 4 French Club 4 Presldent 4 E ALAYNE COPELAND Ferry Hall Lake For Ill 2 Band 4 Pep Club 4 Klnetnc 4 Natrona Honor Soclety 3 4 Secretary 4 French Club 4 GORDON CURRAN QGOFUIBQ Band 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Room Representatlve 2 3 JACK D DABNER Key Club 2 3 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Chorus 2 3 4 FLORENCE DALTON AS 1- n BEVERLEE JEAN DOE lD0deJ P p2 3 4 Kun etlc 2 3 Band 2 3 Kyote Paper 3 Kyote Annual P H KEITH DONOVAN Band 2 HAROLD DOOLEN Band 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Room Representatuve 3 Sk Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Kyote An nual 4 DONNA A DORFLER Kind Lady 3 Masque and Gavel 4 L LLIAN DORN lLllyJ HI Tru 2 PTC 4 ELAINE J DUERRWAECHTER 1PeanutsD Chor 2H r 4MlssCoEdsCu 34Vo 3 STANLEY G DUNCAN lKnIroyJ Alpha 2 3 4 President 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Room Representatlve 3 GEORGE D EASTLICK lDerryb F FA 2 3 PTC 4 Page Twenty fave ' A 3 .... I . . . 3 . . , I , , x ' ' I ' , ,I I , 5 . - est. ., 1 : : ' ' : ' I Q ' . . n : .... , . , . : X Y Y , Q l , ..-. : ' - 'Y : 1 ' '. 4 : 4' I : , . . . , : I . ban 2. ap Track- 4: P.'r.c. s.'4 .... aEvERI.v 4 4 AA ' ' I' AA ' ' :'tA ' Y Y I -mf at - -- ,., 5 -' - .Q 'P 'A A A v . . . .e ' ' : 4 1 , ' I ' ag .'r.c. 4 .... . . . , , , : ' : i 7 - I .una 4 I U. Y N . . - 3 4' us : IT I 3. 1 ' - ' I b2. . : Hey- ' x ball . 4 .... . ' . Senior 948 JACK EHLI. Track 2 3, 4: Intramural Basket- 2 4' Our Town .... CECILIA M. ENG- LISH. Seldovia High School 2. 3 .... IRENE D. FARRELL fRenel. Band 2, 3,4 .... DONNA JANE FEEDER. G.A.A. 2 3, 4 Vice President 4: Pep Club . 4: Kinet'c . . HAROLD E FERGUSON LFer-grey Alpha 3 4 Treasurer 4 Room Representatlve 2 Stage Man ager 2 3 4 Apprentlce Club 4 Junior Sensor Prom Commuttee 3 HELYN M FIELDS GAA 2 3 4, A K 3 4 Presldent 4 Room Representatives 3 4 F2 PHYLLIS FISCHBACH 1PhyIj Band 2 3 4 Sk: Club 4 Room Representatives 3 Kyote Annual 4 QFOQQYJ DONALD FOGELSONGER AL, Q vw- G i ,af- Nr' ll.. KYLE E GIPSON Biology Klub 3 4 F22 3 4 Kyote Paper 4 WILMA L GLANTZ fWnllyJ Orchestra 2 3 4 DONNA L GLOEGE Custer County Hlqh School Mules Clty 2 Chorus 3 4 French Club 4 DONALD C GOHSMAN 1DonJ Key C ub 2 3 4 Drlvlng Instructor 4 IRVIN GOODMAN fG0odleJ FFA 2 3 4 CAROL LEE GOODYEAR Alpha Omega 3 Chorus RICHARD A GREGORY Lettermens Club2 3 4 Football2 3 4 Captam 4 All American halfback 4 Track 2 3 4 Sophomore Class Vlce Presldent Room Representatlve 2 3 All School Re vue 2 Basketball Manager 2 BARBARA J HAGEN P ge Twenty sux PATRICIA MICKEY FORQUER Pep 3 4 Km etlc 4 Masque and Gavel 4 All School Revue 2 Chorus2 3 4 Business Manager for Little Theater, French Club4 ALBERT D FOSTER QAII Apha 3 4 BARBARA FRANCE BOB FRASER Key Club 2 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Treasurer 4 Debate 3 4 Junior Miss 2 National Honor Socaety 3 4 Room Representatnve 3 Jumor Senior Prom Committee 3 DOROTHY GABEL Park Cnty Hugh 2 3 LARRY R GALLAGHER Masque and Cavel 3 4 All School Revue 2 Junior Miss 2 Our Town 4 Room Representative 2 3 4 DONALD E GARRETT qGrltj Room Representatuve 2 3 Sk Club 3 Chorus 2 3 Bronco Buffoonerles 2 Kyote Paper 4 Blology Klub 4 Debate 4 VIRGINIA L GEIKEN CGmnyj AK 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 'Z liek Semor 48 I ,Z JOANN H HARTUNG lJoJ Hl I2 MARYLINN ANN HARTWIG CMlnJ Pep Club 2 3 4 Cheerleader2 3 4 Co Cheer Queen 4 Klnetlc 2 3 Kyote Annual 4 Sk: Club 2 HAROLD W HARVEY LBunnyJ Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 4 F22 3 ELDEEN V HEIN F F A 2 RALPH HEIKEN Broadvlew 2 3 ORLIN HELGOE PAULA HERBERT DOROTHY JANE HIBER Chorus 2 3 Hn Trl 3, 4 Miss Co 2 3 Blo y ub 4 I 2 -vi lg. V-pp' xv FERREL HANKS Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 JOYCE I HARDEN Olney Sensor Hugh Olney lll 2 A K 3 4 Pep Club 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Hlstorlan 4 Klnd Lady 3 Room Representa t e 3 4 WILMA L HARDT BRENDA MAE HARRIS Basketball 2 PTC 4 JACKSON D HARRIS Uackh Radlo Club 3 Presndent 3 JACQUELYN HARRISON Uacl Cheerleader 2 3 4 co Cheer Queen 4 Klnetlc 2 3 4 Pep 2 3 4 G AA 2 Room Representative 2 Kyote Annual 2 3 4 KATHERINE HART QKBUEH Home Ec Club 2 Hn Trl 3 JANICE M HARTMAN QJanJ Cody Wyo A K Kund Lady 3 Chorus 3 P T C 4 Kyote Paper 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 7-N '78, CORA A HIGDEM GAA 2 3 4 AK 3 Room Representative 4 SHIRLEY J HILL Hn Trl FREDA HINKLE WALTER R HOF l-ER 1Hoffl Band 2 3 4 Chorus 2 4 Our Town 4 Alpha 4 ARTHUR J HOFFMAN lArtj Vancouver Hugh Vancouver Wash 2 JAMES D HOINESS Band 2 Sk: Club 2 3 4 Vlce President 4 Sk: Team GERALDINE J HOLETS KGerrlJ Rochester Sensor Hlqh, Rochester, Munn 2. 3. GAA 3 4 Blology Klub 3. Mixed Chorus 4 FRANK HOULE Radxo Club 2. 3, Great Bug Doorstep' 4 Our Town ' 4, Debate 4 Page Twenty seven Semors MALFRED INGRAM lMelJ Room Representa tlve 2 Football 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 ec retary Treasurer 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 BILL JAMESON Key Club 2 3 4 Rlfle Club 2 Vlce President 2 Masque and Gavel 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Drlvmg Instructor 4 Debate Manaoer 3 4 ARTHUR D JENNESS QArtJ Golf Tcurnament 3 Intramural Basketball 2 I NADINE JENNINGS 1DeanleJ GAA 3 4 AK 3 4 F2 RITA JENSEN PTC 4 ROBERT JOHN SON Mandan Hugh School Mandan North Dakota Track 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 GRACE NES Klnetlc 2 3 4 Pep 3 4 Preslden Cheerleader 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Secretary 4 Room Representative 2 4 Y A B 2 3 4 President 3 4 O D Club 3 Sophomore class play 2 JOHN L KALTENBACH LLlttle Johnj Band2 3 4, Room Representatives 2 4 Alpha 4 Great Bug Door step 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Our Town ' 4 'mfg g-BJ YI? W 1 nr EVELYN M KAPPTIE QSHDDOJ Volleyball 2 3 Gavel 3 4 A K 2 G A 2 3 4 Natlon Ho or Soclety 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 BARBARA KEIL Pep 4 O D 3 JOHN D KELLY Alpha 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 2 3 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Treasurer 3 Room Repre sentatlve 2 3 J mor Mlss Klnd Lady 1lIln Thru 3 Our Town BEVERLY A KENNEDY lBevJ Pep Club 2 3 4 Knetlc Club 2 3 4 Room Representatlve 2 Alpha Omeqa 3 O D Club 4 JAMES E KNOLL QJIYTIQ Alpha 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 GARELD F KRIEG Key Club 2 3 4 Secre ry 4 Band 2 3 4 Alpha 2 3 Natlonal Hon Society 3 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Presldent 4 Our AMELIA ANN LACKMAN tMllIuej JEAN I LAMBERT BOB P LAMBRECHT Central Cathollc 3 Football 2 Boys State 3 Room Repre sentatlve 2 ARTHUR F LAMEY Key Club T ac 2 3 4 co captain 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Room Representative 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 LOIS MAE LANOUETTE Pep CIub2 3 4 Room Representatlve 3 4 JAMES D LAWSON Sk: Club 4 JACK LEDO Intramural Basketball 4 MARION L LENHARDT O D Club 4 Pfqe Twenty rlght Town 4 Debate 3 4 Drlvlng Instructor 4 BETTY I-'RUG '- : . , : ' ' . . S I V : 1 A A . :I 13 .3 I 21 . 1 23. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' t W ,I R 1 Q :gate 5 ' ' . - ' ' - i Jo .' ' ' , , z 2, ' . , ' m 4: 3, ' , , . . , h .... ' 4 , 'Q' D- A . -.-.525 1 4: Basketball 2, 3. 4 .... DORIS L, KASER. Masque -RX If and Q. 1 . . .3,4: . .A. . , 3 ' al .3 J , 1 1 ' .... I ' ' . 1 -- u 'A ' ' 2: sl Sn ' : 4. 5' 47' : i ' ' , . : ' ' ' Q tam, : 1 ' ,: ' or 2. 3. 42 r k , . , - ' I ' 1 X , . . : Q 1 'a , 5 ' . .... . . ' , ,jeff Semor 48 EDWIN LUDINGTON IEddIeJ Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Lettermens Club 4 Chorus 3 4 JAMES LUND CORINNE MCCARVILL orkyj Pep 4 Knetic 4 OD MARY LOU MCCLURE F H A 4 Kyote Paper 4 RICHARD J MCCONNEN QDickj Sheridan High lpha 2 Key Club 4 Blq Doorstep 4 ur T wn 4 Rifle Club 2 GLORIA JUNE Mc CREA Ha Trl 4 Miss C0 Ed Club 2 3 4 Tennis Volleyball DUANE MCCURDY Key Club 3 4 Masque and Gavel 4 ARTHUR T McDER MOTT Roundup Hlqh 2 3 Intramural Basket ba 4 LARRY LESLIE MARY ALICE LESLIE A 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 CYNTHIA LEWIS ICynl CHARLES MILES LINDBERG Intramural Basketball 2 PTC 4 Room Representative 2 F22 3 RUTH E LIPPMAN LRuthIeJ Home Ec Club Libra y Aid ELDORENE LOGAN IShortyi DONALD LOVE Biology Klub SHIRLEY LOW Home Ec Club 4 PTC 4 L34 CLINTON LELAND McFARLAND Key Club 4 Our Town 4 EDNA L MCGRAIL Home Ec ub 2 4 MARILYN MCKINNON ,MIckeyl. Chorus 2 . . AMES C. MCKINSEY lAggiel. Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4: Aipha Club 4: Room Representative 4. MOLLY MCMULLIN. Hi Tri 2. 3 4. President 4: Volleyball 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. 2 .... BOB MALMSTAD IMumb. Lettermervs Club 3. 4: Football 2. 3. 4: Bas- ketball 2. 3.4 .... ROBERT E. MAMMEN IBob3. Key Club 2. 3: Intramural Basketball 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Stage Crew 2, 3: Alpha 4: F22 3: Bronco Buffooneriesn 2: Junior Miss 2: Boys' State 3: Kyote Annual 3. 4: Kyote Paper 3. 4, Editor-in- chief 4 .... EUNICE J. MARTIN LUneei. Chorus 2: P.T.C. 4, Page Twenty-nine Semors 48 WALTER MARTIN MILDRED J MARVEL G A A 2 GARY E MATSON lSrr10keyJ MARIAN A MEANS Hi Trl 2 3 4 Pep 4 LEONA MAE METZGER lLeeJ Home E 2 HI I3 JACK MILLER VIOLET MIL LER EDNA MONSMA nr PAT O'DONNELL. Football 3 4' Lettermen's Club 4: Intramural Basketball 3, 4' Key Club 2: Student Council 3' American Legion Baseball .... ANN M. OLSON .... ANDREY K. OLSON lAudJ. All-School Revue 2' Quill and Scroll 4' Kyote An- nual 3. 4: Kyote Paper 4. Circulation Manager 4: Flag 2. 3 4. Vice President 4: Drum Majoret e ' Kinetic 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3 Secretary 4' Pep 2 3. 4. Secretary 3 President 4: Co-chairman of Junior-Senior Prom Committee: Senior Class Sec- retary 4. . , . DON OLSON 1Olel. Sweet Home Oregon 3: Basketball 2. 4: Letterman's Club 4. DORIS LEE OLSEN ISunnyJ. Miss C0-Ed Club ,.:Ch :A-Sch e:'T': Bio ogy Klub 4 .... MARJORIE A. OLSON lMarcieJ. Kyote Paper 4: Kyote Annual 3. 4: Pep 4: Kinetic 4: Quill and Scroll 4 .... JIM ORR. Foot- ball 3. 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4, President 4' Band 2, 3 4: Intramural Basketball 3 4: Room Repr - sentative 2. 3 .... ROBERT ORTON iBobJ. Alpha 4' Room Representative 2: Band 2, 3. 4: Radio Club 3' Intramural Basketball 3. Page Thirty JOAN MOSSETT PAUL EARL MOTTRAM C 2 3 LORRAINE J MOUDRY qLoriJ Kinetic 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Pres dent 4 Pep Club 2, 3 4 Vice President 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Historian 3 Vice President 4 Student Council 3 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Kyote Paper 4 Kyote An nual 2 3 4 Associate Editor 4 Our Town Sophomore Class Play National Honor Society 3 4 D A R Award Winner 4 BETTY SUE MUL LOWNEY QSUSIEJ AK 2 3 4 Vice Preside t Secretary 4 Alpha Omega 3 Biology Club 4 0 D Club 4 Vice President 4 Pep 4 LORNA NELSON 1Psyche5 Pep Club 2 3 4 netic 2 3 4 3 4 Point Keep ternate Cheerleader 4 ROBERT NOE GERALD NORMAN HARRIET NOVASIO H wg, Semor 48 Wd J PATRICIA PARSONS 4PatsyJ LAVERNE PARTRIDGE Cnorus2 3 4 Klnd Lady 3 Our Town 4 Double Sextet 4 JOAN PATRICK atb Kmetlc 2 3 4 Hlstornan 4 Pep 2 3 4 V President 4 Room Representative 2 All School Re vue2 Chorus2 3 4 Our Town 4 Double Sextet HOWARD C PATTERSON Football 2 Double Sextet YVONNE I PAUL lvonnlel Tru 3 PTC ALLAN E PEDERSON lPetel Mankato Hugh Munn 2 Intramural Bas ketball 3 STEVE PEKOVICH lPeckJ Basket b 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 nal GEORGIA OSTERMILLER HI Trl 4 Vlce Pres: dent 4 PANSY OTT Pep Club 2 3 4 Junlor Class Secretary 3 Cheerleader 4 WENDELL OTT Lettermens Club 3 4 Football 3 4 ROBERTA PADDOCK fEobblel HI Trl 3 4 Alpha Omega Nurses Club 3 4 President 4 BETTE LOU PARISH G AA 2 4 A K DAVID J PARKER iThumpery Intramural Bas ketball 3 Sk: Club 4 DONNA LOU PARKER LORRAINE PARKS JERE PELLETIER Intramural Basketball 2 3 Amerlcan Leglon Baseball LEWIS F PEN WELL Band 2 4 Sk: Club 2 3 4 Vlce President 2 Presldent 4 Sk: Team 2 3 4 Captaln 4 Alpha 4 Intramural Basketball 2 4 Room Representative ROBERT R PERRIGO Football 2 3 4 Let tes-men s Club 4 EVERETT R PETERSON KATHLEEN PHELAN QKathyJ Pep 4 Klnetlc O D MARY E PLATT G AA 2 3 4 S cretary 4 A K 2 3 4 Vlce Pres dent 3 In a mural Basketball 3 4 Volleyball 4 MARVEL LA A PLOTNER Kyote Paper 3 Quill and Scroll JOE POWELL Chorus 'P 3 Intramural Basketball 2 Page Thirty or e ' 9 my 46. - ' ' 1 'D C . . . . ,3 : . .3. . . , 4 : KP - ' ' . . , 4 A I , , , ice JANET PAUL CJanJ. 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' 1 : tr - X . : '. . - '-5355 N' 3. 4 .... . -. : I ' Q Senlor 48 MARLIN RANDALL MAXINE RANDALL NIARINELL RANDOLPH Home EC Club 2 Vlce Presldent 2 FRANK E RATHMAN Sk: Club 2 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Football2 3 4 Track 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 SHIRLEY A REESE Pep Club 2 3 4 Klnetlc Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Student Council 2 3 Vlce Presldent 3 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Flag 2 4 Room Representatives 2 Great Bug Doorstep Youth Actnvltles Board 2 3 4 Secretary 4 UGUST F REETZ QAUQICQ Room Representative 4 Class Vlce Presldent 4 Intramural Basketball BETTIE JANE REHARD qlnoh Hu Trl 4 Alpha Omega Nurses 3 VICTOR D REICHENBACH FFA 2 3 4 Intramural Bas ketball 4 URBAN L ROTH Alpha 2 3 Intramural Bas k ball 2 3 4 JOHN P ROTHWELL QJackJ Lettermen s Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Co captain 4 Room Representa tlve 2 3 HARRY E RUX1Llght Horsey Foot 3 4 Letermens Club 3 ELAINE D SANDBAK fSandy7 BYRON SCHATZ Intramural Basketball 3 4 BEVERLY SCHMIDT WALTER A SCHULTZ Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 MARJORIE A SCOARSE 1Marqlel PTC 4 Page Thlrty two 9 k 41 'ix ELENORA REITER lStubJ Home Ec Club 2 Hu 3 BETTY F REPLOGLE JAMES S REYNOLDS Uacquesl Alpha 2 3 4 Presldent 3 Skl Club 2 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 Treas urer 3 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Debate 2 3 4 Kyote Annual 3 4 Sales Man 1 ffl ager 4 Kyote Paper 4 Co Editor 4 Band 2 3 4 ady 3 mlm' Through Junlor Ml s Room Representative 2 4 Boys State 3 Class Play 2 French Club 4 Vlce Presldent 4 JOYCE RIDDLE ROY ROBINSON JAMES O ROGERS In tramural Basketball 2 American Leglon Baseball CHARLOTTE ROMEE QChUCkIEf H rl2 'Bronco Buffoonerles 2 Our Town 4 LORIS H ROSE 4HugheyJ National Honor Society 4 Room Representative 2 ' 9 K W, 3 if 1 3' : ' t V. -' ' .: 7 ,at-, 4: ' . . . ---- 3, : ' ' : fy 5 . - 4' 2, 4 .... . 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Q Q -L. 5? ..,. . . , ga I Semor 48 wuuy an ,f-, U Sa GENE SMITH HERBERT SMITH 1Smrttyj Cheerleader 4 KINGSLEY L SMITH QKIHQQ Aloha Club 2 3 4 F22 Club 3 Intramural Basket 2 LENORA SMITH ALLEN R SPEED fBlg All Ski Club 2 3 ALVIN STALEY lJugJ Alpha 4 EVELYN J STALEY lEvIeJ OD Club 3 4 IRENE V STALEY A K Club 3 4 Secretary 3 Alpha Omega 3 Pep 4 ,f S i BARBARA R SEITZ F22 Club 3 Sk: Club 4 Room Representatnve 4 MARILYN F SEITZ Room Representatlve 4 JACKIE SELVIDGE Ba on 2 3 4 President 4 Pep Club 4 G A A 3 CECIL ANN SHEPPARD fCekeJ Basketball 2 4 G A A 2 FRED A SIELBACH fSonnyJ Football 2 3 F22 Club 4 ALTON E SMITH QAIJ DOLORES SMITH qPatJ Pep 4 Secretary 4 AK 3 President 4 Alpha Omega 3 O D 4 FRED H SMITH 41' DONALD F STANAWAY iDon7 B nd 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Lettermen s 3 4 Class Presndent 3 Key Club 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Masque and Gavel -l Room Representative 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 Kyote Paper 4 Sports Edutor Kyote Annual 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Quull and Scroll 4 MEDFORD W STAPLETON BEVERLY STE PHENS BETTY STOELTING ARNOLD STONE Electrlclan and stage manager for Little Theater 2 3 4 JOSEPH E STRAIGHT LJoeD PEGGY A STRAIGHT Ll lzrary 3 4 Band 3, 4 Pep 4 Hn Trl 2 3 4 Kyote Paper 4 Kyote Annual 4, Quill and Scroll 4 'ESTER E STREEPER Page Thlrty three Senior 948 STELLA J STROBEL ROSALIE STRUTZ VELMA Y SULLENS Chorus 2 Home Club 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Hu Tru 4 JILL SUT TON Pep 2 Kunetuc 2 3 Kyote Paper 4 Feature Edutor 4 Elphadonk 4 Quull and Scroll 4 CHARLES SWIHART DOROTHY L TAIT KENNETH E TAIT lKennyJ Alpha Club 2 3 Boys State 3 Room Representatuve 4 Class Presudent4 Junuor Muss 2 Smulun Through 3 Sku Club 4 Kyote Paper 4 Advertusung Manager 4 Kyote Annual 4 DOROTHY TATUM av- Qu-, wa-. GAY VANNOY Thermopolus Hugh School 2 Pep Club 4 Kyote Annual 4 JOANNE VAN VOR H S QJOJ. Luvungston Hugh 2, 3 Pep 4 Kyoe Paper 4' Quill and Scroll 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4. ...JOHN J. VASHLER .... MARILYN J. WAD- DINGHAM. A.K. 3 4: Chorus 3 4. RICHARD EUGENE WAGNER lGeneJ. F.F.A. 2 3. 4 Treasurer 4 .... PATRICIA A. WALLIS. . . . RALPH WALTER .... WINONA L. WALTER. Chorus 2, 3: Bronco Buffooneries 2. Page Thirty-four on Na Jn KEITH THOMAS Scobey Hugh School 2 Leiier mens Club 3 4 Basketball 3 4 CAROL F THOMPSON Gallatun Hugh School 2 3 NEIL R THOMPSON Room Representatuves 4 PHYLLIS E THOMPSON ROBERT F THOMPSON F223 Intramural Bas ke ball 2 3 4 BETTY TROXEL lBoo5 Masque and Gavel 4 Kunetuc 2 3 4 Presudent 4 Appren e Club 4 Presudent 4 Pep 2 3 4 O D Club Presudent 4 Room Represen atuve 3 Chorus 2, 3 4 Bronco Buffoonerues 2 Make up Durector for Luttle Theater 2 3 4 Co chaurman Junuor Senuor Prom Commuttee 3 ESTHER R UHRICH PTC 3 4 Home Ec Club 4 CHARLES M VANDE VEEGAETE lChuckJ Buology Club 4 Vuce Presudent 4 Intramural Basmetba l 4 It I Semors 48 MARIAN WEIL fEddneJ PTC 4 WILLIAM WEIL RICHARD A WELDON FFA 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent 3 Presldent 4 Intramural Basket 3 JOHN C WILEY Lodge Grass Hugh School 2 3 THELMA J WILHELM JEAN WILLIAM JEANNINE WILLSON ROSEMARIE WINK LER Library Ald 4 ARTHUR WINSLOW Debate 4 Oratory 4 Our Town 4 LOUISE WITTMAN fShortstuffj Tru BARBARA WOODS ILENE WORDEN LEROY l YOST FFA 2 3 4 Repor er Parllamentarlan 4 Intramural Basketball 3 DONALD YOST F FA 2 3 4 Reporter 4 VELMA M ZENT O D Club 3 4 LEROY ZUCK Sk: Club 2 3 vp' DONNA DOOKS LOIS DURBIN JAY FLINT Powell Hlqh School 2 3 Intramural Bas ketball 4 Alpha Club 4 Kyote Annual Photoqra pher 4 JOSEPH E SUKIN lBud7 Key Club 3 4 Apprentice Club 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Great Bnq Doorstep 4 Intramural Basketball 2 4 Three year Graduate EUGENE C TIDBALL qTlddyJ Football 2 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Room Representatuve 2 Class Play 2 Pat Brent Vera Brummltt Blanche Bury Richard Byrd Duck Collver Florence England Earl Erickson Alice Esley Stanley Frrzzell Patty Fritz Everett Garr Geraldene Gates MISSIN Dean Grewell Dennis Hormann Lucllle lams Margaret Jones Dolores Klein Wllllam Kober Jack Kolstad Vlrqmla Kolstad Dounlas Lattlmer Edna Lesser Duck Lund Donald Logan G SENIORS Henry McClurg Victor McFarland Ralph Mclntyre Walter McMillan Dean Maxwell Melville Moats Betty Jo Mollett Danny Morgan Paula Morrlson Sud Morse Romelda Mueller Gene Peterson Mary Potter Pat Potter Ronald Shepherd Bull Skates Anita Smuth Mont Smith Lyle Sundlne Jean Swain Mlke Treanor Vernon Vralstad Marvln Westbrook Page Thlrty fave ' 9 E . E 11 f' I f ' ' . .... . .. A .... . . . . . . , at 1 . . . I - V1 v I . A r ball , 4 . . . . . 1 'x I , .S I 6- , .... - S H SON. Home Economics Club 2, Treasurer 2. . . . H Ag 6 Hi ' 4 .... I .... ' I I . . . . . , , t 2. 3, ' . . . v. V . .... A . . . . . . , .... ,, A 3' as C, . . . . , .... D. , - ' . . N , xg ' J' g Q . D .... ' : .... - Q- f I I - ' 'X x 1 . . ' 0 x x , : ' : , . , .K t , ' Who s Who Slxth place 1n the state wmners of the Peps1 Cola awards was lun Reynolds B H S sen1or He recerved a college entrance award worth S50 at any college 1f used th1s fall I1m has always been outstandmg 1n the scholastlc f1eld and IS a member of the local chapter of Na tlonal Honor Socrety Recrprent of the D A R Award from the class of 48 was Lorrcnne Moudry Each year the Daughters of the Amerlcan Revolut1on pre sent thrs honor to a deserv1ng hrgh school grrl Senlor classes rn hlgh schools all over the na t1on meet for the purpose of electlng three glrls for the D A R Award ln B1ll1ngs hlgh school second and th1rd places went to Eldora Boone and Audrey Olson respectlvely Three sport letterman Bob Lefty Byrne was rrghtly voted the most outstandmq athlete by h1s fellow classmates He earned three strlpes play1ng back rn the Bronc football lmeup and ln h1s th1rd year of basketball Bob captalned the hoopsters to second place ln state tourna ment competltron Lefty was also a top man on the track team and fllled 1n h1s summer w1th baseball Lookmg at Don Stcmcxway s record one can easlly see why he was voted most versatxle senxor Don was presldent of h1s Junlor class elect d mayor for Teen Age VVeek a member of Key club Qulll and Scroll Ma que and Gavel and band He lettered two years ln bas ketball was sports ed1tor of the Kyote paper and co sports ed1tor of the annual Page Thurty sux Bud Sukm was chosen best actor of the class of 48 by h1s fellow students By h1s perform ance of Commodore 1n Great Brg Doorstep Bud earned h1s place among the unforgettable actors of B H S He lS also a member of Masque and Gavel performed ln several as sembhes and even took the part of p rma baller1na rn a half t1me basketball show Bev has been actrve 1n dramat1cs all three years at senlor hrgh play1ng leads 1n Iunlor Mrss and Klnd Lady and ln the cast of Bronco Buffoonerles and Our Town A member of Masque and Gavel school dra rnatlcs club Bev recelved a scholarshlp from Northwestern U'I'11V9IS1lY whlch enabled her to att nd the1r summer dramat1cs course ln 1947 , , . , . , . . l K I . . . ' 5 s 5 q - , li .. ,, Y, I l Q 'll u u A Beverly Dirkes was voted best actress of '48. ll u ll I ll IV I - , n u '-A ' ' ' v ' ' - I I ' in ' ' I I .9 - , 1 5' , ' , S In BH Well qualltled Lorrcnne Moudry was voted outstandmg gul personallty of semor hrgh Al ways cheerful courteous and contldent Lon rs a favorlte among g1rls and boys as well as those of the faculty Many clubs may boast her as a memb r and she IS the w1nner o lras won her a permanent place rn the heart of each of her many frrends Wrth hrs famous lr1sh grm Pat ODonnell copped the most votes as belng the semor boy wrth the best presonahty He always has a trrendly word for everyone he meets and rs well known as Drgger to hrs frlends Pat was guard on the football team and served on the student councrl 'Q an Members of the senror class voted Dolme Adams the best dressed girl Wlth good taste and never endrng neatness Dolly has al ways been classed among the nxcest look1ng grrls of Brlhngs hrgh school Whenever an as sembly 1ncluded a fash1on show you could be sure Dolly would be rn 1t looklng l1ke a m1l l1on as usual Mrs Abraham Llncoln once sald There 1S that 1n SOC19lY whlch Judges a man by h1s boots as well as by hrs pr1nc1ples So Don Stczncrwcry woula surely do all rxght 1n that pa t ot soc1ety because the senlors voted h1m best dressed boy ot B H S an honor he great ly deserves Don rs always neat and dresses ln conservatrve good taste a real asset to Brllrngs hrgh Don Davls long known to B H S students as about the sweetest trumpet player thrs s1de ot protesslonals took honors as most outstand mg musxclcm He was a member of the famous Four lnmates and recelved trrst ratrngs at musrc testlvals tor hrs solo work He also serves as arranger and even does a lrttle com posrng on the srde Co edltor of the Kyote paper and crrculatron manager of the annual hm Reynolds was vot ed most outstcmdmq lournallst of the year Irm spent more trme on these publrcatrons than any outsrder could reallze and IS deservmg ot the honor More than Just an edrtor he wrote many admrrable preces of copy and worked as an rnsprratlon to the students under hlm Page Thur-ty seven O I I 1 0 ll ll . I - , . , . . . ., ' , . , e ' ' l A the D. A. R. award. This asset of character . . 5 A 1 'Tw ,, . ,, . . s ft . 5 - I n 1 - . I . - L . . , ' Iunior Class tl .av- OUR GOAL . . . PERFECTION lt is not growing like a tree ln bulk, doth make man better be. Th' ' ' IS excerpt from Ben lonson rmplles that it ts the lrttle things in lite which are most important. Can we not apply if Top Tony Hertz Bottom Ian Hartley the same theme to t'1 s l rmpo tant year ln hrgh chool? lt may se m now t rat each successrve year rn hrgh school rs only a mmor part rn our lrves whrch wrll be forgotten rn later careers But w1ll w e ever forget thrs year m Nhrch we matur d from tfte lowly sophomore rnto the mrghty senror class? Gur hearts trll wrth prrde when we remember our partrcr patron rn sports musrc and lournalrsm Important also are our contrrbutrons to the Lrttle Theater product ons Th G e reat Brg Doorstep and Our Town These wrth numerous other CI t rvr res occuored the t1me not devoted to our regular stud1es m th1s busy year Takrn dlsposal we w1ll strrve to emerge as a class credltable to B11 lrngs hrgh g advantage of the frne educatronal system at our rs u 1 W1 nt always mmdful that Presldenl l rm Erwkson -k ,.x I wi A ws? V In small proportrons we Just beautles see Wrth thrs determmatron we turn to the task of t t lf ll Q .yt Ml M 2 And rn short measures lrfe may perfect be Page Th rty enght KY OAT and KIY MT r . I T Y . x T j R f ti vi: ' K 'Alibi .V- N r - A. ' '3's T . 3, 1 t - 1' A I r l i 1 l- . I T T s . T e E ' ' X ' e l . J, A . T T T T T ta ,, ' ' ,: ' 1 ,gg -' 1 , 1 , I I ' l 4 ' 1 N to . Cl , T . 13 , Q I I I . 'v-, ' C' 4 , Q . . . 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VD dll! ola Harman MGTJOTIG Hull Berry Hutchlnqs Eldon Hutchmson Mrcnael larns Irene lrnberty Mary lnrnan Ann Iacobs Elsre Iacobs Fred lohnson 'An gg, ff. - I 5565 DICK Knoc e Ann Knudson Lorralne Kob Larry Knoch Pat Kolstad Kay Kranz Helen Krone Edrtn Kunz Arlene Lang Keltn Latham Page Fo ty th ee JUHIOFS 49 hrn Leao Bob Lee Bena L ller lohn Le ser D V L x Q Pat Lewrs Howard Lrch Vrola Lrnderrnan loanne Lrnqe Don Lrpornan Kxwi Ld xlxlb ww E- '7 Z5 3. in--v Don Llewellyn Clarrbell Logan Geneva Logan Leona Love hrn Loverrdqe loanne Lyons Prnky McCall1e Carolrne McCoy Irene McCoy Pal MCGIHHIS Shlrley McKee Lyle McGlauqlen Lucllle McMull1n Brchard Malek Blanch Marsh Arch Martrn hrn Martln Mary Lomse Math Lenore Maxwell Lrlhan Mayna d y Bob Mrlle Gen Mrller Wllloer Mrller lanet Mrlhqan Georqe Muchell Ml AM Page Fo ty four ' 9 'A Ei 'sv 5 I '- I .,, i Qc L QS V .ri L i -I gi' a e e -fi- x ' A , ,. .xx 1 Il' y f X-. M, Nr,, ,,,, -l,f V I I L fuw- N f' f 4- 1 . 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Prts llo Montqorne y orlene Mooro Dollos Morten o or N rgon o rny Morledo Huqn Morton lono Morton lock Morton Donno Mosbouq 1 Betty lvfossrnctn Blll Olson Bonnre Olson Delores Clson Lawrence Glson loon Orvts B tty 0 nes Rteltord Pocot IV'ory Portton Elcune Poooos Gary Porlier Page Fo ty f Tom Paxinos Evelyn Pekovich Fred Peterson Myles Peterson Stanley Post Tom PTICG Louts Pulvler Shlrley Rees Elmer Rerchenberq hm Held Larry Rux Kenneth Saunders Manlyn Schatz Nancy Scher Paul Schmlttou Betty Schoenholzer lack1e Schrader Kathle n Schumacher Dlck Shacloan Donna Sharnanoll Page Fo ty sux Juniors 949 bn. .fix JPN. A-'f'61-e WW? Warren Rhoades Edna Rrchards Betty Remke Thelrna Robbm Don Robertson Pat Rob rts lack Roblnson Guy Roqers Arvllla Rollwnz Don Ronan Myrna Rose Sturley Ross Arleen Roth Al Rothsch1ller B tty Rurnph kw- nl Q V 1' . . V , ' R . 4 E 7 . ,1 l I l Q , .4 ,. I - ' S, n V , 1 I , W, 3 l ,, J , a - . l . I wr ' V f .N 'S 5.4 S ' It Y -A 7' ' I rrt 1 1 v Z E It xx :V :f i -may-1. '.': -N l Y -:ti ff I .,: X' 17 ' ,, ,Q W, L, ' ,Q .f 1 ' 9 . -'15 ' -V - A ' ' 4 Q, ,-, V K- - , .81 i X v . Q 'Elf 'wfis E ' . ,r 'W f t, l e ,W l Q . : . I 3 . . ' ,A fs 'V Q V 3 I . gba l. 9 e i an V -1 I ' Q V 7 V A 1 In A 6 r i . Bobkf OS Smr 3 Spoorwr CV rc Stciqqs F ,mfes Stgom 1S VJGPQ SP2-1qQr Sftiy SL mmetf Haw Stevlq S Stoddcx Nom CI Stou our wer 3 1 Stonq I ff DTT?-CIC Q St C0 G tr Q ,Q KJ Junior 949 57 1 XJVIHDUT Sh-eely Gene Snermcm , . . scxrzzcxra Snun lui QF' mkSzr f' Skutas UT Y Mary V cr ma S GD rqe Smal V crrlo re So berg -.J 'CI p- l I 5, .DOC GQQ M K 'W Wrcxx 1 R Page Forty seven k V Met Sly M13 11 :tcm RRQLGTQ S , V fr, Dorn Smith . - 13,1 r:.11r H ff ,f Qh t' l f ' ' le f L, ' -P4 MSU V , 'ff If S Q ' 'T 2 I ' 5. Don rd VS 1 en I., 196 Ii Struw A D S' GIEI. N V, , A 1 , 'N ' 4 DQYLS S r ' be f 'X' f ., S .- Dirwri S Citi! , . ' ,- ESLQQ- Straw , n ga, -S li. uf, V hi' ' . 'va ,.01. 1 ' f, . - if ' 'l Z N . ' TDIT1 Swcrriz - Presicn ' Gerry S'.-.ilicrt Sue T-fS.GfU.Slf'. fx,-WA 1-An-,A-f-'X - NJ-:..: -..,...,,.-., . ,I E Stiziley Tl1C:iij:s::1 -' Hebert Thorte ' Q N113 Tlicrpe 'S ' . if DJ rms T New G Q -1' L . ' Betty T cj S 3' I 4 . - . g K Ka . Sylvra Troxel Lynn Urron ohn Varnes Vrrgmra Vrcmus Don Vladrc Davrd Waldorf hm Walker Ierry Walker Mrldred Walker Hazel Walks Iuniors 949 I Harlem Wllhelm Dan W1ll1ams Martrs W1ll1am lohrt Wrlson Art Wmqate Maraarette Wmkler lohrt Wlse Arlene Woehl Bette Bae Wolfe Don Wolfe Page Fo ty e ght Alf 'Ms '-'Sl Harold Wallls Dons Walter Eldora Walt r Bob Walter Vrorme Wanke Dorothy Ward Bob Werss lack Welsh Tom Welch Barbara Wheeler Dale W'h1taker Evelyn Whrte Donna Whrtt Vrolette Wrley Charles W1lhelm may , K I t E' . if., 9 ' 41, V -A L , v, ,ry - - A .Q , K 5, ' 3 . 1- -lvl r ., El ,::,.:gf'.:?,kgf , : 155: B S I Q I :, ':1',?,E :.:' 1, he -f-1 3:-.B f 1 sl QP ' el L yy , K , '25, I . . ,gl -1, D L ,, V' ,R 'L , I X I X ,N,, W 1 .1 N ,,' tt -I -V W W A 4 Y , , r - . ophomore Class I f5V3X ww A7 Rv N it O V1 nv oAT .na KAY on -I Idn Iqnney W Presldem 6. r... hm Elhot Vlrglnxa Rowe Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer NOVICE NOTES Upon hrst enterrng B H S everythrng seemed to have about as much unrty as a handful of marbles Contusron sprang t om ea h announcement drsorder from every rule By the end ot rnrtratron tabout one half as bad as expected? our prevrous lrkrng for the school had spontaneously combusted rnto a warm fondness for rt As the year progressed conventronal happenrngs ceased to b rmracles We became profrcrent rn the art of spottrng stampede stoppers along the halls to lunch Wrth these changes completed we rndrvrdually became self confrdent srmultaneously consrderrng ourselves an all rrnportant cotter pln IH the school s machrnery We toot: prrde rn partrcrpatrng rn as many actrvltres as we were able The two very successful plays the operetta and concerts whrch so aptly represent the school s culture varsrty sports whrch portray our trghtrng Splfll rn each ot these We have trred to assrst We each know that there rs ample room for rmprovernent So as we place tae soph s Job on another class s agenda we srlently resolve to better ourselves tor as we rrnprove so rm proves Brllrngs hrgh Page Forty nine at A .T I , , A a ,rf jr x V ' 0 . L ,044 A . r 1:35 ' 3 'lr L L N v '. W I r - X '- -og V ,-- in ' 'N , Mf g 4 - - 5 M y, 5 f 4-T-J I I ,. in AE. : S, a f ff' 121. ,, ' ,x -.W f - 7' 1 ..,.l:::.-:..- .. I u A H ,Z F- , - .- t , , : r44K N,,..xA .. C 7 ' ' el .' . 1 I I l - Ernest Alevrzakrs lack Alexander Eva leanne Allen Donald Allen Allen Anderson Bruce Anderson Erleen Badqley Betty Baron Vernon Bean Mona Bebunrn K9-v K' 'E' J' W' lanet Brannor loyce Brannon Bud Bratlre Bob Brown lack Brown lobn Brown Delores Bru Cassa lane Buckner Bob Buchanan lack Burgess Page Fifty ophomores 95 wugjif' ,,.-as. l WS 'V' W3 fl w Donald Bell Alberta Bender Lrllran Bender Russell Bender Glen Benesb Lourse Benner lrene Benner B verly Beralott Marlon Bernloardt fwarolyn Bernstern Leatha Boqqess Floyd Boland Leroy Bowen Barbara lean Boyce Dorothy Bracken J' N-v . -m K A ce 9 fi . ,x , ,M , X J s .xg ,f L, Q '50 V ,,. ' l 2 A is ' fNf' I V V ' ll ztll g , ,- . U -,ff , .. .Q it um rrts r kr f fx r Vila T A, f Q . nu ,V A ,V -1,7- D N Ylf,,,,.c. A All ' M Q. I an 5 Q , A - in 4 , V , fy.. 9 A o X , ff ft B A A -4 g' V ' r .W , ll - r g,, 6 1-.1 y , fy, ' 5 er an , ' 'N W llll ll A Y Yi hs. ' in - A 5 4 A nv.: , J -'f' r uf E . iv -V1 I V tiki! -' - l V nf' 1' . 's A I l , 3 IL xl D 4' ' A I - Ax ' ,BTV Q Donald Clark Gary Clark Charlene Claxton loyce Cole Nancy Colhns Martm Connelly Catherrne Cooke Ioyce Cormnq Rosemary Cosens Murrel Craddoclc Bruce Crlppen Del Allen Croff Frances Crull lacqualrne Culbertson Pelar Darrnanovrch ophomores 5 3 I Iohn Burahardt Tony Burqhardl Maman Burklund W1n1fred Callanhne Patty Carnall Carol Carter Bob Caudlll Lou Chalwood lorma Choate Carol Church '77 4 P'-ff x F ,nf ' f 'Id' Vrctor Daubert lzhlda Davls DL ane Dean Howard D vrtt Barbara Doolcs Beverly Downs Ralp Do Nn lanlce Drerer Dorotfry Dnscoll Grace Duncan Page F fty 0 ophomores l.ug1le Eastman Lrndberq Erletson Duane Ellrnqson hm Elllot George Errckson Bob Evans lane Evans B111 Farnham Btlly Frelds Clyde Fmley lk Xgf pm M-mls vw., A 'N-2 Harrlett Gllbert Leroy Grllet Don Grrdwood Thomas Glenn Marvm Gloeqe Carolme Goodman Delores Goodman :wen Goodyear Iohn Goutants Duane Gramqer fm' 1. X Page Fnfty t o Q--5 if Y Drck Fletcher F D Flockhart Dorothy Flyqare Ieannette Fones Betty Forquer Beverly Fox Darrell Frederrck Qarnmy Frresz Dorothy Frost loanne Frost Dona Fulton Bob Garton Donald Garves Dean Gerke Patty Germeraad homores .X Eva Hallam lack Halverson Arthur Hanson Rob rt Hanson Wayne Hanson Ruth Hams Dav1d Hartley loan Hartley Donna Hedm Phyllls Hedrtck George He1n Ilm He1n Alma Herne Arlene Hellyer Iean H1ll 6 WWW Ronald Grand lohn Grrmstad Elsle Groscop Bllly Gross Gerald Grove Ioan Grover Donna Grusslng Rlchard Gustafson Dorothy Haffner Peter Hagel Wkx 'Q' Y? Warren Hrll Gary Hlnes Dorothy Hobbs Donald Hofferber Ioan Hoffman Peder Homess Roger Holoubek Barbara Honsteln Imogene Hornung Douglas Howald Page F fty th ee loanfie Howa a I-iannal Howard Richard Howe lean Hudson Elzada Hugfies loan Irion lack lsrael Pauline lvie Virginia lanicli lan lanney Margery Kranzler Arlyn Kylil Dorotliy Laclcnian Margaret Langford Dale Lanier Tommy Larson lill Lasher lacqueline Lasner Vtfayne Lattirner Marvin Leckie P ge F'fty,f w William lellison Darrell lohnson Durwood lolinson Susie Iohnson Buddy lanes Glenn Kautz Frank Karnlowsky Frances Kellogg laris Kelly Pat Kempe Alice Kern erorne Kerner Robert Kerner Kathleen Kiiclili Sally Kober T , if fr:- 9 ophomores V M 1 , ti, V .,,A: ,,.. ZIZ L N V if , W- L 1 4 nl ' 5 WW :T Q3 t 5-in ' . ii ? K X :fx I Ab f 'J iz' , ,, wr ia Q t X Q Sf ophomores 5 Georqe McClure Allen McConnauqhey Beverly McConnehey Edward McCorm1ck Donald McCracken Ruth McCracken Perdltta McCrea Nancy McCrum lohn McDonald D1ck McFarland lean McM1llan hm Mclntyre Marllyn McKay Arthur Madsen Dorothy Maatllce X M ludy Letler Betty Le1kam Gladys Lennback Mlldred Lenhart Robert Lmdberq Eleanore Lrndemann Robert LIDSG Loren Lowry Kay Maclean QE Ralph McCanna f zf A X ,fr Mary Ann Marlcu Lols Martrn Elatne Mason Iewel Mattson W Ellen Maxx ell maid' James M ader Marlorte Merr1ll A Betty Merr1ll Don Merntt Donald Metcalf X X te Page F fty f e .4 ,f , ' t l , ' ,V,, I , , V V I , 1 ,.., f .ml A lf , M ,A 't , ly! I ' v vazi Z .,,f . 4 - 2.1 , ,,,,, A X 2 za y .. 44. , ..,, : 5. X y - M A l , S' . y A . M if 'rl' M Y , , r. w w f PM 311. 2 D f I . A Sgjg -N .,,,- 'K . - I D f , x l I , Q ' 5 - ,st G , A . tx ,lx I ' -4 . K 1 Q D M 5:12. - ' ' - St' . .M -t Q.. A .... N . . 5 ,. . .:', .-Q--H 5 3 .A 4 ww-u f-.rg Norman Mrller Mary Ann Molllson lara Monsma Earl Moos lo Morton Pat Mullen Mary Ellen Mullowney Vtncent Mourray Rrcbard Nagel Elbert Ne1ll ii Y-'T 'Ina 'W'-37 WM Eugene Polacek Barbara Pollard Lecretla Potts MarJor1e Powers Patr1c1a Powers lune Pnde Snrrley Quanbeclc Wlllard Eames Robert Randall George Ratzlatt Page Fnfty sux ophomores W rm gba! six 2' tv- W, ILA. W9 fd lanrce Nelson Mary Lourse Roy Nelson lrn Noe Drck O Donnell Nelson Davrcl Leutbold Don Pacot Paul Perez Beverly Peterson .ff Dlllon Peterson lack Peterson George Ptaff Roger Ptell loanne Plpplfl Lewls Plouvrer I if .4 M 9 7 Xi xp 1' . txt lzf, If I l lwsbnxq S17 Y' K 7 fi new ww 'M-0... 9 . '-' 5 I , fr 1 A V . g ,, 42' aw, -Q '- W ...Q I A V- ,Q vllb I -A 1 .1 I N y ...,-: 5 i ....-, V' 57 If A5 38 , kv ,., 1' gsefzfzt w X7 NW tai qv ,lg V 1 1' I ,, X -... V K -I : ? I 'lr W2 ,, I W 551 1 U l ---: :ai l l. ' ,s jf M VV If , E A: G Q O My-:H ! 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A I E E 71' omit Q H A :r Q Q I P f P 4 5 IA W4 as 'KX . ntl z P ophomores 5 Karlen Ruddy Robert Ruaerr Dorotry Rudlo Rosetta Rusfr L11a Rose Ruiz 11111 Ryan Lor1r11f1 Sar1r1a1 Freddw Sauther Lorrame Saut fr- Ar o Schewd P1 ylhs of erze Marlowe S Rlau Gary SC 'r1a1ra ferry Scfmaama RIC ara S 'rw' 'Q J 4 ,4- 235'-TW' 11 F1 R 1 lone RD1C19 1D 3YQ GIIDDTT R1ok Gerry ROb1IWSOI'1 BQYHIFD Bovsorv Arlo Rock Carolyn RUITOHIG Dorothy Rom Donala Rot sCf111lQr V1 QIYIIG Rowe Jv- Q-J 'fri' Mar, Roz: r O of QQ P Q aj D a D212 avbak Pa do v va Q- aaa Page Fnfty seven Bob Smrth Robert Smrth Shrrley Smlth Zena Smlth Clalre Sorrells V1v1an Staebler Donna Stahl Lucllle Steele D1ana Stelqer Maxrne Stevens 'ophomores 9 Wm .Awww On nt Thomas Donna Thompson lNad1ne Throop Larry Todd Ioyce Torrence Stanley Torrence Wesley Tossett Harold Turner Winston Tustison Lincoln Twet Page F'fty-e'ght Roberta Stevens Dale Stralt Chuck Strecker Albert Strendrnq Glen Strever Mary Lou Stroeher Bessre Stromberq Elsle Stromberq Betty Su1ter Harold Susott hm Swartz Glorra Swecker arbara Sweeney Qmer Taylor Mar or1e Thlel L.. tT 'S 'ophomores 9 Howard Ullman Alfred Vandeqenachte Montana Vande Veeqaete Lois Van Manen Doris Vladic 9 Bernice Voshall Mary Waldorf Edna Walker V Josephine Walker Carol Walter ffv Dolores Walter Gladys Walter Gllbert Warlla Inn Warsinske Leah Weber Raymond Weber Lols Weeks Doris Wagner Betty Weil lacaueline Weiss SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Lllllan Barkley Jerry Whitaker Patrlcla Estes Bob Whltmer Dorothy Ferguson Lnlllan Foos Vlrglnla Wilhelm Donald Groscop Norman Whittington Lewls Wallhlte Albert Martin Robert Meade Harry Wnlluamson Betty Ann Zimmerman Elmer Muller Shirley Wilson Bernice Wmter Donald Nelson Johnny Ostermlller Caroline Wlttkopp Rex Wommack Lyle Schwartz De'ores Sexe Dorothy Wolfe Herbert Workman Isabel Smith Loyal Steele Fred Welsch James Werkmg Duane Wetherell Mary Zmmerman John Zuck MORE IUNIORS Diane Worthmqton Ioe Yerqer .,. Bob Yurick Betty Zeller Shirley Iones Page Fufty mne If N V' ' ' ff, , X g , . 1 ' 01 7 U no , g W .Ji W , , . 'gk' ' I6 ' ' e , 7 1 x 1 X 'f ' Morris Pieti, Hilda wimiman. Billy Wittrner, Harold schieffer. ' ' ' fy: :I U, AA . I .- 3 , ' . l F L l . Xi- Wuf Y V- 0 X Q I Cl' Rx Q 'MQ Xxlfx vii 3 IJ 14491 ' f' Shake U 2 Dems a'5515 ' .6 ,ga 61 sg! fb 1 X 4, t , I X m S A x x of OXA C y IP if s g9xX Q' Q KAY- OIT and KY- UAT Wu 1 6 HI b Q ff x My ' W X ff-jf X I K' ,7 rg 2 f rg' 0 x N, 1 I I NX' QI' NW s . ' J H J l f gf I Sf x g0,-gH'cxXw- Ffh c KW Q Football LCIZ6l1Ch Head Football Coach Brll Laz Lazetrca was born rn Anaconda Montana and attended the Copperhead hrqh school After qraduatron he at tended Montana Qtate Unrversrty and was a star 1 H M athlete there He was one of the few athletes to earn nrne letters rn the three manor sports football basketball and track Laz then played two years of professronal football wrth the Cleveland Hams After leavrnq professronal football Lazetrch coached at Havre for several y ars When the war came he enlrsted rn the marrnes and served wrth the leathernecks for two years Upon hrs drscharqe rrorn the servrce he carne to Brllrnqs as head football coach and rs currently servrnq hrs second year at thrs posrtron Emrgh Coach lack Ernrqh was born rn Kankakee Ill nors and attended the local hrqh s hool where he starred rn track After qraduatron he attended Head Coach Montana State Unrversrty where he was a top notch dash man He also holds the drstrnctron of wpper Lem bernq one of the few whrte men to ever pass the re 9 qreat lesse Owens He served rn tne navy durrnq the war and after hrs drscharqe he came to Brl Asslsgcmf Coach lrnqs as head track coach lack Emrgh MOTIH Coach Roy Morrn was born rn Medrcrne Lake lUPPe1'R1'Jhfl Montana and attended Red Lodqe hrqh school He then attended Montana State Colleqe for two years and then went to Brllrnqs Poly Instrtute tnow Rocky Mounta n Colleqel He served rn the navy Brll Lazetlch B Squad Coach for two years and then coached at Thermopol1s Leif Wyomrnq Morrn carne to Brllrnqs three years aqo and rs currently servrnq hrs second year as head basketball coach TOP ROW CLeft to RlQhtl Coach Jack Emugh Mgr Roger Glenn Jack Rothwell Frank Rathman Bob Malmstad Jlm Orr Gene Peterson Bob Perrlgo Wendell Ott Larry Creel Clinton Fuchs Mgr Bull Stong SECOND ROW Bob Buchanan Arch Martln Duck Shadoan Harrison Fagg Joe Bowman H B Neef Bob Graves Lefty Byrne Ed Ludlnqton Bull Olsen THIRD ROW Jlm Noe Gus Anton Duck Gregory Pat O Donnell Mel lngram Harry Rux Stan Thompson Guy Rogers Duck Skates Tom Welch Gene Smlth Page Slxty two . ,, ,, . , , r , , C M g-1 . 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Vt ' t7 gl' fi, i1 , F. lr I 51 ' Resume Blllmgs 14 Casper twyol 2 B1ll1ngs opened the 1947 football season wrth a hard fought 14 to 2 V1ClOfY over a VISITING Casper Mustang eleven A tumble by the Mustangs set up the frrst B11 lrng s ore wrth Bob Graves gorng over for the tally aptatn D1ck Gregory converted the extra pornt suc ce sfully desprt a howlrng crossw1nd Btlllngs took to the a1r for the second touch down VJHL1 D1clc Snadoan throwlng a l5 yard toss to Le ty Byrne who scarnpered the rema1n1ng 60 yards for tlne second core of the evenrng Blllmgs 33 Shendan 1Wyol 6 T avelmg to Sherldan Vlfyornrng the tol ow1ng week end tne Broncs avenged tne prevlous year s loss to Snenclan by lnandlng tne Vfyomrng club a 33 to 6 drubbrng Gregory and Gray s tart d t e cormg ror the Broncs wlth each rnalcrng a tally ln the fr t quar ter Bllhngs kept 1ts l'l1Ql g ar attack gorng durrng the second penod wrtn Ed Ludxngton golng over for tne th1rdBronc core to g1ve Btllmgs a LO to U ad vantage at halftlrne Byrne opened tloe scormg to B1ll1ngs alt r the tnterrnlssron carryrna tne ball LO yaa o t e touchdown after takrng t lackot dov '1 tne meld on a senes of plays The Broncs made t err ftnal score of th evenrng wrtn Gregory go1ng 14 yards for the touclndown 111 No G n Pet rson Torn Vlfelcn Nle tn r umgli E99 Guy Bogers Fust Stnnq Broncs d P terson 6 .1 sim? Page Suxty three . , , , , , I Q '- Y V ' l I A 1 A f-. , . , ' e s e 3 S . ' '- l ' , ' 'ra - , . .- ' Q f' Y I I . - 1 S - c F I I , , .. A , XJ , . . ' Y, ' - - 1- S J . - -U - ' li l V - 1 A l' .A 3 fn r 11 . . ' ' ' ' l ' F - ' I 3 , , , 1 s l r l'1 , . , . I Y , , , Y 5 , ne r .r c t 9 I . 9 . .. . Y . . , , , . . . 1 , A , . . . e 3. e e .. ' 't l ' a cw 5 K. '- .- '7S., 9!'IUl,PP' . ,pf v. J' W. U , rre e JY . - , ,, ,-..-- . ., . A , A Awdv, -4 . .er 7 T' 'f'.7 ' t al' Football B111 O1son Ott Tackles Anaconda Man Ioe Bowman hmzhv Ed Lud1ngton Bob Buchanan Arch Martrn Drck Shadoan Blllmqs 47 Kallspell 0 D1srJ1ay1ng on of the smoothest work1ng hack f1e1d machtn s seen on the Ka11spe11 gr1d1ron the B111 ngs Bron s otoened th lf Btg Seven conterenc s asc Cf trarnolrng the Braves 47 to U t1r-st t lu t uchdo wns on runs ot 08 and 30 yards re sp trve J Grate got rnto tae scorrng on a pass trorn S racan and ran o yards to score Lua1ng ton tnen T1 p d ctr tack e trorn the 5 yard 11ne to ta11y ana gwe t 19 Bro s a 26 to O advantage at ra1tt1rr1e B1111ngs Kent u the rreworks w1th a pass from Shadcan o Bfr 1 goad for a touchdown Gregory agaln took hon for t e Broncs scormg hrs th1rd Page Slxty four and fourth touchdowns ot the even1ng on 72 and 1o yard runs respect1ve1y BIHIIIQS 47 Anaconda 12 De11ght1ng a hon e crowd of more tnan 11 DUO fans the B1111ngs Bron s rornced to tr1e1 se ortd graves set up the ttrst score on a 58 yard run W111' Gregory QOIDQ over for the touchdown B11 11rgs scored tour rr ore t1n1es on a 78 yard aunt D f Gregory 58 and 89 yard runs by Graves and on a oass trorn Shadoan to Byrne Gregory scored 111s trnrd toucndown on an oft ta k1e p1ay and the t1na1 B1111ngs ta11y was rnaae by Gene Srnrtrr fror the 5 yard 11ne f 'Q 14,1 Q21 1 fs, 1 , 5 1 L , 1.1 .,o, 1 u.,'11',svw',1 1 .1 ' I 'W' ,, . FA A . . 9 , . A l ' 1 L Q H 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 11 M c e1 1 1 e 1 1 1 1 1 e Y11' 1 , . -, 1' c U 1 'r 11, 1n tie first quarter, Gregory accounted for the 51751143111 Conference Wm in U5 VUUUY 5151115 1 v A o 1' ' 1 ' c- G 1 - 11 ec1c11. 'ls 1 1 1 f 1 1 . 1- 21: 1s , B3 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 - I 1 i 1 1:3 e 1 1 t 1 - 1 , - , 1 1 1 1 '1' F nc, 1 11 1 1 . A . 1 , , 3 W , 5, , , 1 X 1 , 11:e1Jf A 1. 1 c 1 1 11 A 11 1 .1 ors 1 , 11 1 111 1 1 Q 'I1 1 - 1 . Resume' Billings 6, Butte 13 With the Big Seven conference title at stake and a spot in the Thanksgiving Day playoff game, the Billings Broncs traveled to Butte where they dropped the only game they were to lose all season. Both teams battled in a scoreless deadlock dur- ing the first quarter with neither being able to gain on offense. ln the second period Chavez, Bulldog quarterback, threw a long pass to Boberts on the Billings 3-yard line and went over for the score two plays later. The conversion was short and the half ended with Butte leading 6 to O. Billings came to life in the second half, taking the kickoff down to the Butte lU-yard line where possession of the ball was lost on downs. Early in the final quarter a 45-yard run by Gregory set up the lone Bronc touchdown of the game. Ripping off tackle, Gregory carried the ball to the Butte 8-yard marker. Two plays later Graves carried the ball over the goal to tie the ball game, The conversion was short by inches. Butte uncorked its final score of the evening with a 35-yard pass from Chavez to Roberts to set up the score. Chavez again went over from the 3-yard line for his second touchdown. The conver- sion was good and the game ended shortly with the Bulldogs upsetting the Broncs l3 to 6. Harrison Fagg Dick Knoche Bob Malmstad Wendell Gtt ...AWB -4.1 Larry Creel Gregory Kicks Conversion Clinton Fuchs ,I L Page Sixty five . -, 'Q fi A ,. C l . . ,-, . 9 'TL' 1 '- W ...- if ,,, -, -v 14, . V V1 . A E.. 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N ' M- Q h ' 'fl x wiv Football Rex Vtfornrnack Graves Carnes Ball m Butte Game lack Rothwell Gus Anton Gene Srnrth Irm Orr Harry Rux Bxllmgs 27 Helena 0 Beboundrng from therr week end at Butte the Broncs toorc revenge on the helpless Helena Bengals to completely smother the vrsrtors 27 to O Byrne turned rn the perforrnance that every nrgh school and collegrate grrdder dreams about when he recerved the openrng krckoff on hrs own 3 yard lrne and behrnd beautrful blockrng galloped the entrre O7 yards for a touchdown Most spectators were strll on therr feet frorn the surprrse openrng when Gregory place krcked the extra pornt strarght through the uprrghts to grve the Broncs ot 7 to 'J lead rn less than thrrty seconds of p ay Page Stxty sux Arch Martrn then unlrmbered hrs passrng arrn and threw an ll yard pass to Byrne who went the drstance for hrs second touchdown The conversron was blocked Gregory accounted for the thrrd Bronc tally on a 34 yard run around end to score Successful on the extra pornt Brllrngs led 20 to O at halftrme After the rntermrssron the Broncs contrnued therr htgh geared offense wrth Gregary agarn sweeprng around end for the frnal touchdown of the evenrng Helena suddenly came to lrfe rn the frnal quar ter drrvrng to the Brllrngs lyard lrne but a stub born Bronc lrne held and then stalled the rest of the game out , Mm wt ,v 1 sm W A , . , . 1 . n I . . vllu I - I I - Resume Bllllngs 25 Great Falls 13 Mat hed agarnst a brgger and heavter Great Falls sauotd the Btllrngs Broncs outcharged and out foug t the Brson eleven to wrn a 25 to 13 decrsron Btlhngs scored early rn the trrst quarter on a re cvered turnble and a sustatned drlve 1nto Brson terrrtory Gregory then skr ted rtght end and went Q yaras for the tou hdown Great Falls came roarrng back rn the second stanza wrth a ground and a1r attack to score twrce Wardrnsky scored the ttrst Blson touchdown golng over from the Brlhngs 4yard lme The conversron was good Yurko then threw a 25 yard pass to Perry who went the drstance tor the score Wrth two 'nrnutes renearnrng rn tae trrst halt the Broncs took to the a1r and charged down the ne a wrth a sensattonal passmg attack Shadoan then completed one to Wendell Ott rn the end zone tor the second Bronc tally Short on the conversron atternpt Brllrngs trarled ll to l3 at halttrrne lt was an lnsorred Brllrngs tearn that took the Qckoft rn the second halt down to tne Brson 4 yara lrne wrth Gregory blastrng over for the score to put tln Broncs ahead once agarn Late rn the same quarter Byrne carrred the ball oft tackle and went l7 yards to score the trnal touchdown ot the eve ntng Drck Gregory Bob Byrne Bob Graves Drck Skates gi Frank Bathrnan Broncs Prachce Plays Stan Thompson Page Sixty seven I A 1 4 C ' , ' i .. . 1 A t 4 1 I v U . 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O Donnell and Coaches Talk It Over Byrne Downed by Helena Man ith Pat ODonnell l-l B Neff torn Bennlon Rernhold Bentz B1l1mqs 26 Mrssoula 9 Playrng 1n a raorrng snowstorm the Btlltngs Broncs shut the door on Mrssoula s football cnarn lO1'1Sl'1lD hopes by swarnmng trre Spartan eleven 6 to 9 Mrssoula took the opentng Krckoff on a sus ta ned drrve W1l'l Nasn scormg from the Bronc 5 yard 'narker on a pass fro clark Tne pornt for onverslon was wrde Brlnngs a te pack late m the '94 yards for the f rst Orange an Black score Greg r Xtra oornt ktclf was low Late tn e second stan a lfltseoula o erred anottrer drlve down to the Btlltngs X yard ltne Wttft se onds rernat nng rn tl e ftret alt , nson locked a Page Snxty enght fretd goal to put tne Spartans ahead 9 to 6 at nalf trme Takrng comrnand of the srtuatton after the rn ter nssron the Bronce corn letely otantc d me M1 soula laas wnrle scorrng tl ree tunes to lrncn ttre Vl tory Graves startea lt out wrtr a 30 yard Jatmt around end to DUI t Broncs mto t lead T co rversron was gooa Agaln late rn t e t rrd pertoa tne Grange and Black eleven drove to me Mrssou llyard rnarlcer wtttt Graves buflctng fver for l second touclrdo NH Grego yt en rro eded to kt lc Q Q Qftv I frnal stan a Blnng o enea tlrerr mol anve of t me game wttn Gregory gorng over from tt e Qpa tan 4 yard strtpe .gnu K, vyfvtt I il v A r ' A .1 l I L ' l ' A V I- lL'- W- t t 1 '- t f- r rc I ' e I 's- Q D A A A A - . 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Q K , r . - ' V. quad Crldders COLT FOOTBALL RESUME Qtartrng the season wrth a green and rnex er renced group of freshmen sophomores and a few Junrors Coach Roy Morrn Colt gnd squad had a very successful season on the grrdrron Of a total of srx games played the scoreboolq showed trree Although they were the underdogs rn most of therr games the wrllrngness to wln was always present among the Colt squad ln therr frrst game the Colts dropped a tough 20 to 6 decrsron to a heavrly favored Red Lodge squad but came back the followrng week to drs play a great deal of rmprovement to drop a Shen dan Wyorrrng B squad 24 to 6 Columbus proved to b too much for tnre Colts to handle as hey dropped tde baby Bron s 20 I Playlng one of therr frnest gam s of tne s ason the Colts s Ja rrped tne Klern B ars 50 to 6 Takmg danger and ran up the hrghest score made by a Brllrngs team for tne l947 season The followrng week end tne Colts elced out a 2l to Zu wrn from a strong Forsyth eleven ln therr frnar game of the season the Colt dropped a 94 to O decrsron to the powerful l-lardm Bullaogs Brll Stong Roger Glenn Ed McCorm1clf lack Peterson Manager Manager Co Captarns B Squad B Squad Downs Opponent B Squad Scores Page Snxty mne 1 o - . ,, ,, , ., t t ' p - , l . e Q ' , , , ,r t U 1 c . . I l . ,S , , X O 7, ' A F .A ' 1' ' t e , ' wins and an equal number of losses. an early lead the E squad was at no time in any 1 r v l I E A , 1 X' A 1 O . I K G- Thls Is BH Gregory Rrps Through Hole ln Butte L1ne Brortcs Cvercome LU 7 3rd Perlod Lead to Take State Crown by Narrow Margm Crasl mg through the Butte 11ne to score a safety on a b1ocked Bu11dog punt ln the t1na1 sec onds of p1ay a frghtmg Brlhngs eleven defeated the Purples 21 to 20 Thanksgrvmg afternoon to wm the Montana hrgh school c1ass AA champlonshrp More than 6600 persons 1ammed Pubh S hoo1s stadrum to watch Coach B111 Lazetrcns Broncs pu11 away from a 20 to 7 th1rd quarter defr 1t and stage one ot the most thr1111ng come ba ks ln the twenty trve year hrstory of the champ1onsh1p p1ayoff Coach Harry Swede Dahlberg s B1g Seven conference wlnners took an ear1y 6 to U 1ead 1n the second quarter a ter a score1ess frrst oenod Chavez uncorked a 15 yard pass to Graham who went the drstance to score Gregory put B11l1ngs back 1n the ba11 game by skrrtlng end for the trrst Bronc ta11y and then klcked the extra pomt for a temporary 7 to 6 advantag Late IU the sec ond stanza the Bu11dogs added another score when Chavez tossed another touchdown pass to Graham to grve Butte a 13 to 7 Fans Carry Graves Off Freld HGH UYT19 UTGTQIH Butte wrdened the 1ead 1n the th1rd quarter when Graham h1t oft tackle to race 51 yards for h1s th1rd touchdown and Chavez krcked the conversron to grve the Bu11dogs a 20 to 7 advantage B1111ngs scored 1ts trrst come back ta11y rn the fourth quarter by recovertng a Butte fumb1 o the Bu11dog 30 yard 11ne A ser res ot p1ays carrled the ba11 down to the Purp1e 7 yard marker and Byrne s1ammed through tack1e for a score wrth ten mlnutes 1 it to p1ay A sustamed dnve took A Page Seve ty 0 0 0 0 ' ' Z1 H Q .1 Q .. . 1 A, .Wu u , . . . fd I . , , . . . . . 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Butte 20 Team RGIOICSS After V1ctory Une of Most Thnllmg Comebacks ln State Hlstory Staged by Determmed Broncs the Bron s to the Butte 47 yard l1ne when Shadoan fhpped a 35 yard pass to Gregory for a t1rst down on the Bulldog 15 yard af, 14 strrpe Three plays later Gregory got the touchdown asslgnment 5 plung1ng through the center of ll W7 x the l1ne to score Bllhngs hopes fell as the convers1on try shpped underneath the crossbar and the Broncs tra11ed 9 to 20 wlth three mrnutes rerna1n1ng rn the game o,Qf B1ll1ngs krckoft went to the Butt ' , Inv 8 yard marker and the 1ntended ' ' , ' recelver was slow 1n ga1n1ng , Z9 possesslon and was trapped by Q ' the speedy Broncs Three Bull gf! dog plays farled to tak thern out of danger and on the fourth down the attempted lack was blocked by hm Orr Bronc cen ter behmd the goal 11ne for the Wlnnmg two polnts u . Page Seventy one Q ' y , , ' 5, , ,J , 7. ,' f I ' - V . , I . . . . ' . ' , - l s Q--5' I 4 - F 'T' . N A l 1 7 V . , 1,-4 . 9 1 . . ' I The b1g break came when the x ,gifv 941530, . . . 9 3,,4',s.:t I 11, .,1., , . .'g.b.v'vxQ - g '5'n'f'5' ' 'v'5fv f ' ' ' ' - 'W g1':og 'o'O ' '- - ' -'-12'-13 5.5 ' 1 e ,ons 4 9-4 ' e .. r X Q c , 1 ' K ' , . , -7, . - i Tournament Above-Le ty Byrne Below Kelth Thomas P1 e ytc Above-lack Rothwell Above-Bob Mcxlmsicxd Below Don Stanaway L I 4 I ..- V, If L , , f lf - Q v3.11 - w 21 CFS Above-Don Vladlc Below Don Olsen Above Don Clark Above-Dxck Shadoan Below Steve Peckovlch Page Se e ty th ee if Coaches Lazetich cmd Morin Olsen Blocks Opponents Shot 1948 Bronc Billings wit: seven Qetterixen returning, was rated by preseason experts to finisn in tlie top division of tlre l947-48 Montana interscholastic basketball season. Vtfinning all six pre-season gatnes, eleven of eigiteen Big lb Conference garnes and four of six tournarnent contests tire Broncs ended tne season witlz a record of twen- iy-one vzcitories against nine defeats. ln tneir first two garnes ttie Broncs had little trouble in downing visiting Worland and Cody, Wyo., squads, winning 4l to 25 and 35 to 30. Packing their new white warrn-up outfits for tne first tune, tlre Broncs journeyed to Sheridan, Vfyo., and won botlr of a two-garne series with 4l-24 and 3l-29 scores. Beturning borne they defeated Casper, Wyo., twice, 33 to 3l and 32 to 28. After a two-week rest during the Cliristnias holidays Billings prepared for its conference debut against Lewistown. Winnirig over the Eagles, 49 to 29, tlie Broncs traveled farther nortlr to down the Great Falls Bison 47 to 37. Vladic Fouled in Sidney COP-test Everyone on the Brlhngs teani got to play as tile Bronos played frost to tlze Sidney Eagles and defeated tnern, 55 to 35. lt was a different story the next niglit as tne Exonie squad lost t: Cflendives Bed Devils, 48 to 43, for time only def feat at lronie all year. Again taking to tlte road tlie Broncs outplayed the Butte Bulldogs in tlie rnining city, winning 52 to 45. Tne next nignt in tlie smelter City, Ana- Conda reversed tne previous nights score, wir.- ning 52 to 45. Playing nost to Miles City, tne Broncs had a lrard niglrt of it, defeating tlre Cowboys by a 44-43 score. The following gaitie ttre pressure was eased with Billings getting off to a flying start and defeating tlte Bozernan Hawks, 43 tc 38. Billings grit their rnideseason slump as they lost to a tough Livingston squad in tfze Bangers home town by a 3934 Count. At Bozeman tlie Hawks overoarzie an early Brono lead and won 43 to 40. Au Eyes on the Ball! Byrne Receives Trophy at State Tourney Tfp-off in Catper Game Ba ketball Traveling to Miles City in tire rniddle ot tlte :ge Brones Zell cornrlete-ly apart and true Qoi.-:boys won, 4C to 38. Returning norne for tlie week end qarnes Coaon Morin used ins reserves aqainst Lewistown until tlie final nnri- utes wgien lze was forced to liis tirfst string to overcome a sixfpoint deficit. The first tive sane rirrarqir and Loarely elqed out a 34-33 wir.. lt was azz inriroved tearz. tqat :net Butte t' following niant, scoring a -15 to 32 win. Making tlxeir last road triri oi tzre reaiilar sea- son, Billirzas traveled ti: Glendive '.'.'::f-re r:.e',' lost a lzeart breaker to tne Red Devils oy a 38 to 37 score. At Sidney tue Eaqles seared one at the years biggest ursets in deferrtiriq tif Bronfzs, 4l to 39. Returning liorzie for tlieir last three Contests rlze Eronis were ieferrniried to r lay Lifter ball, and tney did. KriffkirrqLivingstonfrof:.firelof1g lead and also '3l1XIQ1YiCIilTtfJll19II1lTOIf'LiI.l race for tue B121 iQ f'ro'f.':i ine re-ixvenared Erxrfs oy rr F9 t, 35 se' Teams Wait for Rebound Aqain taking the role of giant killer tne locia squad ran over tue loor -lfaziinq Anafionda Cog rrerlzeads, 52 to Ql. lt was all Billings as tire Bronos Closed time Conierenoe season with a 53 39 win over Great Falls, Southern Divisional Tournament at Livingston Going into the tournatrrent as a dark iiorse Billings tirst zrrorietit lvlnes -ity lie Bronos sourted to an early lead out tne Cow boys sazne bail: to told a 35 to 23 advantage at :Qalf Titrie. At:.1rdger1fga rally :iii t:,e fgaizf, on ice for Billniqs and tgey eoasted to a 58-42 victory. Paiirgig a favared livit.gstQ::teaf:.1:.:Ire sen.. tinals tne Broncs outclassed tne Rangers ana rode the victory 1-Jaqon for a 42 to 43 win. f'3.dvanf'inq to t:1e finals t:.f- Brorrs got wif 1' a 3 oor start CZfJQI1Y.Si Anaoonda and '.-:ere on the szftt end of a 3C to l8 store at Qaif titre. Beit if-arp? rrwved very everilv .r1t Ef-'i iiiiriny t' Olsen ' Scores in Anacondu 'fi 'Rl Game Ro Basketball fC0nt. third quarter, with each squad scoring seven points. lt was all Billings during the final period as the Broncs fought frantically to whittle down the 12-point deficit. With four regulars out on fouls it was just too much, the Copperheads won 44 to 40. State Tournament at Missoula Meeting the Great Falls Bison in their first contest, the Broncs had a difficult time in down- ing a hot electric city squad. Billings led throughout the first half but in the third quarter it was all Great Falls with the Bison leading 40 to 32 going into the final period. However, the Broncs were determined to win and came back in the final minutes to score a 50-49 victory. in the semi-finals the Broncs were confronted with the Missoula Spartans, last year's cham- pions and the favorites of the tourney. The game was close in the first period but in the second Billings surged ahead to lead 23 to l5 at half time. Try as they might the taller Spar- thwell Shoots in Sidney Game tans were unable to overcome the lead and went down to defeat, 47 to 36. Getting off to a slow start the following night against Anaconda, the locals were on the short end of a 26 to ll half time count. Billings came roaring back after the intermission to pour 27 points through the hoop in seven minutes to bring them within four poitns of the smelter city boys. With l5 seconds remaining, Dick Shadoan intercepted a Copperhead pass and dropped a basket through to close the gap to two points. Bob Malmstad intercepted another pass and put one through just a few seconds after the buzzer had sounded ending the game. Thus, the Anaconda Copperheads won the i947-48 Montana Class A basketball champion- ship by a close 49 to 47 score. Memories of the way the Broncs came back in the third period to score 27 points as well as the dramatic end- ing of this championship game will linger in the minds of players and spectators for many years to come. Olsen Wins TiP'0H Colt Basketball With a record of fifteen wins and eight losses the Billings Colts ended the 1947-1948 cage sea- son with the best record in school history. Opening the season against the Belfry Bats the Colts dropped a tough 29 to 18 contest, but came back the next game to win over Forsyth 28 to 23. Following evening Coach Emigh's squad lost an overtime thriller to Fromberg 31 to Playing their inter-city rivals, the junior high Yearlings, the Colts managed to stop a last- minute rally to win 40 to 28. Following evening the future Btoncs revenged a rievious loss and dc'.'::.Td Frornberg 28 to 22. lcurrieying to Custer the Colts lost a thriller, 28 to 27, at the hands of a more experienced quintet. Against the Laurel Cabooses the Colts carrie out on top with a 35 to 31 decision, in the Laurel gym. Meeting the Vtforden Bed Devils on their horne court, the local squad dropped their hosts 38 Tip-off in G to 33. ln their second game with the Laurel B squad, Billings came out on top, 30 to 28, in a very tight game. Taking to the road with the Varsity, the Colts won both preliminary games against Living- ston, 31 to 30, and Bozeman 37 to 29. Suffering their worst defeat of the season, the Colts were completely outclassed by Forsyth, dropping a 50 to 34 contest to the Dogies. The baby Broncs had little trouble disposing of a visiting Bed Devil squad by defeating tiiern 36 to 24 in their second meeting. ln their second meeting with the junior high Yearlings the Colts had little trouble in downing their opponents, 41 to 31. Winning by the great- est margin of the season, the Colts vfalloped a visiting Livingston B squad 40 to 22. Belfry again proved to be too much for the future Broncs to handle as they scored a 29 to 24 win over the Colts. ln their last game Ccagh Ernigirs squad ended their season with a wifi over Custer, 28 to 22. Rothwell Fouled in lendive Contest Glendive Game B. H. . Track Team 0 In 1 FRONT ROW 1Left to Rlghtl Frank Rathman Dave Wa dorf J m Warslnske Bob Johnson Duck Sltzman Duck Greqory Jerry Waker Bcb Byrne Stan Thompson QECOND ROW Wendell Ott Jack Rothwell Tom Welch Bob Greer Bud Gilbert Gene Peterson Harrrson Fagg Frank Kamlowsky Art Lamey Jack Peterson George Ratzloff Bob Graves FLYING BRONCS TRACK TEAM Wrth a nost ot veterans from the 1947 track squad Coach lack Errugn roundea o t tne Bronc crndermen to torm one ot the most evenly balan ed track teams rn school hrstory Wlth lack Rothwell and Art Lamey as co captams of the 1948 team the Broncs proved them selves to be a match for any hrgh school ln Montana or Wyomlng Openmg the season Aprll 16 agarnst Cody Powell and Lovell Bxllrngs completely outclassed 115 opponents to score a decrsrve VICIOIY The tollowlng week end the Broncs met Columbus Red Lodge Laurel and Forsyth rn a pentagonal meet and walked away w1th top honors, p1ac1ng erther frrst or second 1n every event Handllng the dashes for Brllrngs were D1ck Gregory and Bob Graves Gene Peterson Dave Waldorf and Frank Kamlowsky held down the quarter mrle dash whlle Art Lamey was outstand mg 1n the halt mrle Bob lohnson and Ierry Stevens d1d the pacmg rn the gruelllng mrle run ln the hurdle events Bob Byrne lerry Walker Drck Sltzman Bob Greer and Bud Gllbert were asslgned to the low hurdles Harrlson Fagg Greer and Grlbert rounded out the runners on the squad holdrng down the h1gh hurdles Fleld events men were lack Rothwell Stan Thompson Frank Rathrnan and Tom Welch rn the shot put Welch and Walker held down the d1S us Larry Creel Rothwell and Byrne were respons1ble for the Javelrne throw Hrgh lump men were Graves Creel and hm Wars1nske Round 1ng off the team were Gregory and Graves 1n the broad Jump Flylng Broncs chances for sweeplng through the State Meet IH Mrssoula appear very favorable as the 1948 Kyote goes to press Score Downs B s Opp Blgs p Blllmgs 'Casper Sherndan Kalispell 'Anaconda Butte 'Helena Great Falls 'Missoula Totals Avg per Game 'Butte 1Cham Ship, Grand Total 24 27 3 25 281 113 106 Grand Average 112 'Home Games Page Seventy elght FOOTBALL STATISTICS Yards Compl Pen Dust Rushmg P les Klcks Kucks Blgs Opp Blgs Opp 4 9 2324 1 132 0 2514 27 1227 asses Passes alt Blgs Opp Blgs Opp Blgs 30 OPP Blgs Opp X2 167V2 6 13 6 6 1 030 7 5 8 496 3 5 801 0 7' cl ,olde . . . 1 . V 1 , .I . . I I - ' A 4 I I I I I - I I - - ' I ' - 1 I , . I I . - . C . , - I 1 . 1 1 vs. lg .- . .-Op . .- . .- . .- . .- . .- . .- . . 14 2 6 10 155 140 3 7 1 1 20 30 3 2 54 88 ' ., . , 33 6 13 8 324 116 9 9 2 3 60 15 1 5 30 1 0 ' ,. .. . . 47 0 18 7 383 18 11 14 3 3 75 0 3 9 132 306 ., , . 47 12 6 13 49 221 5 14 1 4 45 10 2 3 73 126 ,, ,.., .. . , . 6 13 8 14 225 208 5 6 0 2 35 40 7 5 238 17 .. ,. .. 27 0 13 11 27 116 7 10 3 3 35 0 3 6 68 2 3 . , 25 13 14 10 193 158 6 16 3 6 25 35 5 4 145 120 ' . , , 26 9 13 12 271 155 2 3 1 1 15 21 3 6 113 228 , 2 55 91 85 48 79 14 23 1 151 27 40 853 1 . . . 6.8 . . 290 141 6 9.8 1.8 2.8 38 18 3.3 5 10 187 ' ' 21 20 10 0 19 95 12 4 4 2 35 16' 9 5 177 0 6 75 101 85 60 83 18 25 345 3 45 1 . 8.3 . 9.4 9 136 6.6 9.2 2 2.8 38 . 4 5 113 200 Pre Season B. H. S. Ski Team V N15 4? tLeft to rnghtb Dave Penwell Jnm Honness Rnch Carter Lewns Penwell Allan Speed ln connectron W1th sknnq that sport whlch wlns areater oopularlty wrth every season a skr team has been orqanrzed of Whlch B H S can be proud Th1s IS the second year 1n whlch the team has partrcrpated 1n the state Skl meet for hrqh school enthus1asts Consrdermq thelr comparatrve lack ot raclnq experlence thrs year s Skl team drd very Well rn compet1t1on aqalnst some of the veteran racers from other parts ot the state The State Htqh School champronshlp races thls year were held on the Bear Canyon Sk1 Run at Bozeman Out of fourteen competmq teams the B H S hrckory artrsts Won a close frfth Thls was three way com pet1t1on mcludrnq doWnh1l1 slalom and Jumprnq Palhnq from fourth to hfth place because of a low Jumplnq score and that because of lnexperlence and lack of practlcrnq fGC1l1l19S the boys snncerely hope that a Skl Jump wlll soon be constructed on our run so that the commq Bnllrnqs teams w1ll not meet the same handncap The hrqhest place of any of our team members was attarned by LGWIS Penwell when he won a thlrd 1n the slalom event BASKETBALL STATISTICS Dnvnsnonal Tourney Team Opp Worland Wyo 1' Cody Wy Sherldan Wyo Sherndan Wyo Casper Wyo ' Casper Wy Bng 16 Conference Lewnstown Great Falls Sndnev Glendnve' Anaconda Mnles Cnty Bozeman' Lnvnnoston Bozeman Mnles Cnty Lewnstown' Butte' Glendnve Sndney Lnvnnoston' Anaconda' Great Fa st' WHome games Bnllnngs Team Mnles Cnty Llvnnqston Anaconda Great Falls Mnssoula Anaconda Anaconda Lnvnnqston Glendnve Butte Central Bnllnngs Glasgow Mnles Cnty Great Falls Bozeman Helena Havre Butte Lewnstown Sndney Kalnspell State Tourney ODP Fnnal Bng 16 Standnngs 0 Bnllnngs Pct 2 67 5 50 7 Page Seventy nnne N .,,..., , -5' 4 , 1 , 1 1 1 I - 1 1 I I 1 I 43 58 . 33 25 gg gg I . . 24 41 . . . 29 31 . . 30 33 . of ,. 28 32 , - 49 50 . 36 47 ' . , , 49 47 ' ,. . 29 49 I , I I I 37 47 . 35 55 w. L. . . 48 43 12 4 .750 Butte . , 45 52 Missoula , 12 4 .750 I I . . 52 45 ' ' , 11 4 .733 ' . 43 44 ' . . 9 4 .69 I I as 43 12 6 . s . . 39 44 ' ' .. , . . 11 7 .611 43 40 6 4 .600 ' I ' . , , .. , 40 ao ' ' , , . 10 7 .588 .. , .. .. , .., , . . 33 34 , 10 8 .5 6 , . .. ... .. , ,, 32 45 I , 9 9 , 0 I ' . . ,.., ,. , .,., . ,, ,. 38 37 , , , . , 9 9 .soo I I .1 . .. 41 39 . , . 6 10 .3 5 - V . . . 35 39 , 5 13 .278 t- . .. 41 52 ' , . . 3 13 .188 I ll ' . . , 39 53 ' I . , 1 10 .091 ' . , . 14 .000 Alayne Copeland RECEIVES PCPSI Cola Scholarshlp Award Alayne Copeland B1ll1ngs Senror Hrgh School senror was one ot the two Montana wrnners of tae Peps1Cola scholarshrp awards whrch rnclude 'ull tu1t1on travelrng expenses rncrdental tees and a monthly allowance of S25 at the college ot her chorce Total worth ot the scholarshrp IS about S3 OOO She was one ot the l2l 4 year scholarshrp w1n ners from the 46 ll2 partrcrpants Thrs IS the second Pepsr Cola tour year scholarshrp won by a B1ll1ngs Senror Hrgh School student Alayne has been accepted at a student at Carle ton College IH Northtreld Mrnnesota and she plans to rnaror IH torergn languages Besrdes keeprng up her h1gh scholastrc average she 'mas trm to belong to the band Krnetrc Pep French Club ana to be secretary treasurer of the lo al Natronal Honor SOClGlY chapter She IS t e daughter of Dr and Mrs Wrllram D Alayne Copeland Copeland ot Rocky Mountarn College Actlvltles In B H Hrgh school 1S a pretty compl1cated 1nst1tut1on lt 1S a school for h1gher educat1on But the hrgher educat1on we are a1m1ng at IS not rust book learnrng 1t 1S also the more rmportant lessons for l1v1ng the experrences ot gettrng along wrth other students the exhrlaratron ot helplng them maybe Wlll'l rust a sm1le or trrendly word or by g1v1ng them your contrdence 1n some undertakrng ot therrs the happ1ness you can recerve by entertarnrng them perhaps by QIVIHQ an assembly or berng 1n cnarge of a dance That s all part ot educat1on the k1nd that IS good and lastrng and worthwhrle Any student of B l-l S who runs home each day after srxtn perrod burres hrmselt 1n hrs books and once every srx weeks beam1ngly bestows upon hrs parents an all A s report card 15 not really a GOOD student Hrs educat1on IS prtrfully rncomplete lrke a hot dog wrth no wlener Even rn h1s own rnrncl no person who goes on 1n thrs way can proress true happlness The very essence of lrte IS sharrng and helprng Wlthout trrends and perhaps even enemres wrthout success and tarlure too no heart IS complete no m1nd content Among the var1ety ot act1v1t1es that thrs school otters 1lS students each one can trnd hrs par t1cular nrche There are sports football for the rugged basketball for the qurck track for the nrmble and sk11ng and tennrs Tnere are clubs to rnterest every boy and g1rl Some otter educa t1on some promote rnterest 1n a hobby se feral a11n toward the betterment ot our school and com m11n1ty For musrcrans those who plan to make a career ot mus1c or tor whom 1t 1S a past1me the band chorus or or he tra otter an outlet Publ1cat1ons statts take IH many rnterests lournalrsts l1ke workrng on the lxyote paper and annual both develop many rnterests One who balances the scales ot hrgh school lrte w1th scholastrc achrevement and broadenrng act1v1t1es w1ll not only be a successful student b.1t also a happ1er member later 1n adult socrety ls thrs not educat1on? Page Enghty I i 11 O O - I T I , - 1 , 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 , . 1 ' ' 1 1 . , . . . 11 A Q U 1 1 1 1 , . , - 0 I 0 O O O . . 1 . . . . 11 . . 11 1 YYY I I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . . 1 . 1 . , 1 . . .. . . . , . . 1 11 1 11 . . A , 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1, 1 - 1 . 1 1 . ' T A I . 1, . 1 . , , . . - - - x . ,, , . r Q , , 1, C , , . 1 . . . . 1 f 1 1 1 'N VR! J ,fgnx SX QQ! T111 KAY OAT and KY OAT .V X 5 , , I . ,- f I J, WX V7 J of 1 ,, ,Q L E R v fy! I ZX E M X ' . 4 f- SWK , 7 Mfg if x f d 4,0 7 V I,!'N,k V113 X X X U Future Farmers EATED tLeft to rlahtt Rlchard Hamnlton Leroy Yost Don Yost Euoene Wagner Don Ronan Rlchard Weldon Clanton Fuchs Kenneth Cox L J Ke man SECOND ROW Law ence Ostermxller Victor Delbert Duck 0DonnelI Harold Mooney James Goodman Bull Weber Preston Sweeney Melvtn La Motte Ernest Palen Lee Hanson THIRD ROW Jack Welsh Jerald Grove Norman Whlttlngton Ronald Sheperd Vlctor Renchenback Kenneth Lambrecht Raymond Frank Lee Chatwood Tom Folks Bull Mosler James Walker Don Gabel Terry Wllllams FOURTH ROW Duck Byrd Robert Llnsee Jack Halverson Don Logan Don Bell Herman Fox Bob Whltmore Bull Jelllson Eugene Grandee Euqene Groshele Harold Whxttman Robe t Mr-Knuqht Tom Huff FIFTH ROW Fred Welsh Bull Grochere Eldeen Heln Peter Darnnonovach Duane Sterger Duck Han o Gus Raines Earl Moos Blllle Moody Bob Davls Charles Fnnley Bob Weiss Dean Sheean Presldent Dlck Weldon Secretary Kenneth Cox Vrce Presrdent Don Ronan Treasurer Eugene Wagner 2nd VICG Presrdent Cllnton Fuchs Sentmel B111 Werl Reporter Donald Yost Photographer Drck lrlamllton Advlser L l K1e1man The Yellowstone Chapter of Future Farmers ofAmer1ca was mcorporated March 16 1931 lts beglnnrng was small havmg only 16 members but rts present membershlp of 80 shows 1ts growmg poss1b1l1t1es Through the chapter have passed many out tandlng boys B111 Mrcrael IS now presldent of the state a socratlon ot F FA and Don Yost Drck Weldon and Vrctor Relchenbach recerved the degree of Stat Farmer Only ZW ot all the memb rs rn the state recerve thls degree each year Thrs year for the trrst trme the Yellowstone Chapter won the coveted gold award tn the state chapter ach1evement contest to make rt one of the mo t outstanclrng chapters ln the state l-lrghltghtmg the F F A year IS the Parent and Son Banquet Thrs 1S grven by the boys to show thelr apprecratron for the help and gurdance therr parents have grven them Over two hundred attended thrs meetrng at whrch B111 lvlrchael and Ishmael Yost were prmcrple speakers Other hrgh llghts were the Junror llvestock tour held lan 30 educatlonal speeches by l G Ragsdale and Rex Stratton Ronald Sheperd represented F F A at the annual publlc speakmg contest ln Mtles Crty lrrst place rn the 1947 Southeastern Montana Sweepstakes hrst place rn llvestock rudgmg at the Mldland Emprre Falr second place rn the 1948 Southeastern Montana Sweepstakes a summer camprng trrp ot l 500 mrles through Glacler Natronal Park State FFA meet at Flathead Lake and a commerclal feed program ot 300 head ot lambs and 70 head ot cattle The club also par trcrpated 1n mtramural basketball and boxlng F F A has a srmple but meanlngtul motto Learnrng to do Dolng to learn earmng to lrve l..1V 1ng to serve A practrcal ph1losophy whrch reflect s1n erlty hone ty and ambrtron all are cor nerstones rn the natron s foundatlon Page Elghty two S - ' . . . . .' , 1 ' .. 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' ' S ' ' . , , , .. . . , , , ' . 3 c , s - A of merlca TOP ROW 1Left to rlghty Inspectlng luvestock at Gene Wagners farm on one of the Jun or Feeder tours Don Yost 2nd place and Leroy Yost 3rd place wlnners In the Best Product contest of the 1947 48 year Richard Bird 1st place winner IS not pictured Thus years wmnlng F FA members were all from Yellowstone Chapter F F A Parent and Son Banquet held Dec 11 where Bull Mlchael state presldent was the mann student speaker After Mlchael gave has speech What F F A Has Done for Me Ishmael Yost responded to Bull with the oarents appreclatlon ln mma BOTTOM ROW lleft to FI htj Local F F A Chapter members butcherlnq a hog The practlcal experience gamed by these boys always has In back of It the saylnq, Learn to do by dolng Bull Michael state president of F F A and past president of the Yellowstone Chapter of F FA Duck Weldon present president of the Bllllnus chapter and state performed In assemblies nn the junior and senlor hugh schools before community organizations at dances were part of the Sadle Hawkins program banquets and other request engagements They were given a four day trlp to Bozeman to attend the state convention held there Above DICTUIGS of F F A act1v1t1es show only a small port1on of the year s accornpllshrnents To descrlbe the act1v1t1es fully would take many more pages In all the year passed w1th a great deal of success They fGC91V9d h1gh honors 1n all events Thls year produced a group of muslclans the F F A Wranglers lplctured ln lower rlghtl They through enterla1n1ng have become known to students cornmunlty clubs and state organrzatlons The1r debut was made at this year s F F A Parent and Son Banquet F F A program of work 1S centered around an elght pomt system Work 1S planned ln advance by comm1ttees and the offlcers of the chapter The e1ght polnts are supervlsed farmlng scholar shlp leadershlp earnlngs and savmgs recreatton cooperahon communlty S9I'V1C9 and how to conduct pubhc meetmgs Durlng the year the boys had entertamrnent as well as study Dances were held DICIIICS box 1ng tourneys campmg trlps and basketball tnps wh1ch carned them to Lovell Wyo Worden and B1g Tlmber, 1r1 Montana Page Eighty three O l farmer. Last but not -least, the F.F-.A. Wranglers at their initial program. Since this first 'musical interlude they have , . . I 1 - . , ' I I f , l ' I I - , 1 -I F. H. A. FIRST ROW fLeft to Rlqhtb Donna Bly Arleen Roth Phyllls Hederlck Betty Zimmerman June Pride Rllda Davis Janice Cooley SECOND ROW Mrs J Schrbstad Lucretia Potts Mnldred Lenhardt Delores Brahm Margaret Jones Jean Erickson Norma Jean Stoneburner Vlolette Hollar THIRD ROW Pauline Fox Janet Brannon Jacqueline Culbertson Esther Ulrich Barbara Bolse Patty Germeraad Dorothy Bracken FOURTH ROW Edna McGrall Joan Mossett Joyce Brannon Marjorue Benner Shirley Low Velma Sullens June Faurburn Mary Lou McClure NOT PlCTURED Margaret Card Francus Crull Joan Iron Mary Schroeder Prestdent Arleen Roth Secretary loyce Brannon Vtce Prestdent lanet Brannon Treasurer Phyllts Hedrlck Future Homernalcers of Arnertca 1S a thrtvtng orgamzatton under the sponsorshtp of Mrs lean Schtbstad composed of gtrls tnterested IH better more modern methods of home maktng Wttrt the purpose of furthertng tnterest tn nome econorntcs the gtrls have seen thetr work rewarded by a growtng enthus1asm tn tlns fteld Also as a soctal organtzatton F H A has afforded the gtrls nucn emoyment Members en tertatn at teas banquets and part1es of all lands ln dotng tlns they recetve a good deal of educa tton and experlence coupled wttn pleasure Good c1t1zensh1p ln the members ts another atm of the club To create a greater Arnertca DY creatlng better homes ts a worthy obJect of each g1rl Many acttvmes have been engaged tn durtng the past year At tne begtnmng of tne year a welcormng party was gtven tn honor of those new 'nembers notmng at that ttme ln thls l1ne also tn glrls found much pleasure tn 'fel lng the F F A boys wtth tnetr banquet At Cnrlstrnas ttrne the gtrls rnade glfts and sapplted a trtmmea tree and food for a needy fam ny of Btlltngs A onventton was neld tn Mues Clty ln tne fall wtth ftfty one delegates attendlng from towns tnroughout the d1str1ct P yl ts Heaertck a sophomore of tue Btlltngs cnapter was elected secre tary of tae dtstrtct Donna Bly elected state or etdent at Bozeman last sprtng was a delegate to a conventton neld 1 Bozeman tn lanuary Mert bers of the dtstrrct executlve court tl 'net wltn Dr Hazel Frost tte nattonal aavlser to tnalce Jlans or a state conventton Here a new constttutton was drawn up and Donna Bly was elected to attend t we Nattonal Conventfon of tne Future Home Makers of Amertca to DQ neld tn Kansas Ctty Mlssourt th1s year Also the gtrls are grateful to thelr sronsor who thougn new to t e school has done wonder fully well tn guldtng thts group of future tornernakers Page Elghty four . 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FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty Marjorle Hull Leona Love Pat Hall Loretta Nelson Joanne Lyons Betty Schoen holzer Betty Sue Mullowney Pat Smith SECOND ROW Shirley Klsslcx Shirley Jones Pat Kolstad Carol Carter Doris Stoddard Vlonne Wanke Dorothy Wolfe Harrlet Ncvaslo Mrs Lynn Brown THIRD ROW Elalne Pappas De lores Almen Evelyn Staley Lois Norskog Betty Troxel Velma Zent Kay McLe'1n Pat Danlelson Vlrglnla Kolstad FOURTH ROW Donna Whltt Marlon Lenhardt Corinne McCarvlIl Chrls Glantz Warren Rhoades Pat Bertelson Jean Alklns Beverly Borgen Beverly Kennedy NOT PICTURED Yvonne Llssa Hazel Bryan Pres1dent Betty Troxel VICE Presldent loanne Lyons Secretary Treasurer Donna Wlntt Cftlce Duty Club rnore Cornrnonly known as O D 15 ar1 orqan1zat1on ol studenls who work rn lll9 otfrce one penod a aay or after sC1ool 51qa1n ll11S year 0 D Club l1eld reqular meetrnqs and electrons Tne club rneets on lne second and fourth Tuesdays o1 each 'nontl'1 but no aues are eollerted A qrrls sextette nas been forrred frorn the ranks of the members Grrls 1n tlne sextette are Pat l-tal Yvonne LISSCI Donna W tl Pat Kolslad loanne Lyons and Betty Sc oenrolzer Tberr ac no 1 a111sl IS ElCI1I'1G Papoas At tne regular n1eet1nas alscusslons are l1eld on ways of 1TlDYOV11'lQ o 1f'e e IFIQH y w 1 1rove very bene ' 1al to t e Q1YlS Four or t1ve students work 1n 'ne offlee eacl1 pertod ot tl1e day T11ey are T9SPOTlSlDl9 for t e attenaa ve -all sl1r s tele lone atls and otner s1rn1lar dunes Tl1ey do so IG tyo no and 'nany re 111' og a 1 e l ee ater al ana DG ers for va 1ous 1nstruelors Under t e su 9fV1Sl Mrs Lynn Brown q Q arry outt 91 ons w1tr1 srrootnness and etf1c1er1cy worlcmq a a Gt tne1r var ous au 1 K 1 rg 1, y v t e rr '1 res ons1o ll9S m , s e r t tn g1rstre unaarrent s f rc1 Q e a -1 w o wor e ra t1 al exberlen e exe r1e'1 e rn ous1r1ess and '1 qetl1 1 1 1 seo l s ve eres Durneq ' e 1rst r e an oewr1 t a neo e 1, t eaoore o t1e HL rous ass' t 3 e' o ., n e answ r teen net n Sxq r veqneae 'e eelcatna a or nc ass Page Elghty flve l - 1 l 1 .I v I E A A , I , ' - . -, V W . V 1 A I 1 , u - - L, YN 1 A -Zi 1 11 1 - . E1 A 1 N 4 1 1 , ' - . ' 11 ' ftp- lf -' C , 11531 g' , ' ,1 llc E1 ' 1 ' - 1 l 1' '- 1 ' . , E1 '1-,e1':,1-C111-C', ' '. ' :1 1 of ti 111 r1 111e r of 1- YH - i 1 ' 5 js r' ' - -. 11 - on of 1'1 -11tne1rl-C1 'nrjb 'I .1 '1 , ' 11 ' i - ' 'res and leep ri b 's ' 1 115 th- 1 1a1 y 1 jo . V 1l'tQ that some -'1tE1 worlcirif' X1 the oQt1-e. True Q :eral since '.A.'o1k eaclies Q e l L1 E1 1' 11-1 al of mo lln in an offlc , rid IS good training for those persons who are preparing for a career after qraauanon, as well as those Ei la in tri oftrce for Q C lo 5 ' 1C 1 e ' 1 C- 1 Q - 1 11 ne' along w'th 1 2 e- An hour IS tzie CHIC? 1' -ry irit- -tina. ' 1 1n- f' half of the hour, t111e- QLYLS qc up 1d Qu. he halls Collesilnq tfe11Q1 noe slip- frern 21 ' - f 1 'me 1- ol 1oorr1s.YVr11le he ' do hrs the other tn-.re eirls rerna1.1 in ti- off1ce to 11- fe1 the l -hon-, yjse, ana as general ta-K-. The est of the ESTICCL the i1 - '11- r- in the offls to on--' me-dense, aellver :all shes nd rerf IX be I -' s. Alpha FIRST ROW tLeft to Righty G Benesh J Forney J Kelly J Englehardt B Chapel Mr C Borberg SEC OND ROW J Morton B Cantrell G Anton L Penwell J Kaltenbach W Hoffer D Whvttaker THIRD ROW D Danxelson A Staley B Orton D Gnrdwood R Stevlg J Reynolds J Knoll FOURTH ROW T Larson J Bede S Foster, H Ferguson D Danley K Smith D Asay S Duncan Presrdent Stan Duncan V1ce Prestdent B1ll Chapel Secretary Danny Danrelson Treasurer Harold Ferguson lust as 1ts name IS the frrst letter of the Greek alphabet so the mdustrtous members of Alpha Club strrve to be the premrere orgamzatton of B H S Organrzed rn 1946 the club has al ready made an tmpresslve record of school servtce Students have become more and more ac customed to seemg the boys wrth thetr handsome orange and black emblems taklng tlckets sellmg refreshments or performrng any one of thetr myrrad dutles for the school Orlgrnally composed enttrely of JUHIOT and semor boys the organlzatron thts year admttted sophomores to tts ranks also Each fall the club selects about l5 senlor hrgh boys on the basrs of scholarshrp leadershlp character and dependab1l1ty Before 1n1t1at1on however two faculty mem bers must recommend each candtdate as worthy of membershtp Those selected by ballot of the membershrp and approved by the faculty members are mlttated at the annual dmner whrch rs usually held 1n the early part of the school year Membershlp IS restrrcted to 40 members who must ma1nta1n a C average keep up therr attendance at the Tuesday afternoon meettngs and partlclpate 1n club act1v1t1es to remam ID good standmg Th1s last year held a note of grref for Alpha 1n the unfortunate death of Mr Fred T Daylts sponsor of the boys Because of hrs untmng efforts the organ1zat1on had been born and had ma tured 1nto a well rounded group Mr Charles Borberg was selected by the members to be Mr Daylrs successor and soon proved hlmself to be an mterested man full of unclerstandmg and capable of gurdtng an actrve orgamzauon of hrgw s hool boys Under hrs able sponsorshtp Alpfta Club seems destrned for tastmg rmportance IH B H S as an orgamzatton establrshed for school servrce Page Enghty sux -- - 1 Q r 4 - 1 ' I 1 ' Y I 1 ' I ' i ' Sergeant-at-Arms ,,.w.,,w .s,....,.s ...s,,,,w D a le Asay I I I ' 1 ' I - . . , . , . . H . . , . c . , . - ' l ' ' ' ' ' ' Kinetic FIRST ROW tLeft to Rlghty S Klssuck R Stevens J Judkuns D Fulton J Harrison B Bollenbeck B Dlrkes B Feeder J Janney SECOND ROW A Olson J Campbell J Lyons G Jones J Weiss L Nelson C Romania K Phelan THIRD ROW L Moudry B Peterson D Conn D Feeder S Reese P McCallie B Sutter V Rowe B Kennedy L Albrecht FOURTH ROW C Kelly B Wolfe J Grlmstad P Forquer B Troxel B Johnston A Nelson C McCarvlll J Patrnck B Bertholff J Kellogg L Weeks Flrst Semester Second Semester Presrclent Betty Troxel Lorrarne Moudry Vrce Pres1dent Lorrame Moudry Ann Nelson Secretary Sh1rley Reese Audrey Olson Treasurer Betty Bollenbeck B1ll1G lohnston T1l9TOllY k1net1c means act1ve so thrs 1S really an approprlate name forthe club Through out thls year K1net1c has led rn many school prolects dances and assernbhes Startmg the scnool year w1th a bang Kmetrc sponsored a pep assembly for the Casper Bnhngs football game At thrs assembly several grrls gave talks concermng school act1v1t1es and oppor tun1t1es and also welcomed the sophomores Spec1al Chnstrnas pro1ects were planned to a1d farmhes 1n Europe and also farmhes rn our own c1ty Through the World Feshvals for Frrendshlp lnc members ot Kmehc were able to send g1tts to needy chlldren 1n Europe One club meetmg was spent wrapprng these packages rn dec orahve paper w1th notes enclosed sendmg hohday greetmgs to tnose recervrng the gnts Another Chrrstmas prolect undertaken by the club was sponsorshrp ot a school movement for the collectron of clothes for needy fC1IT11l19S of Brlhngs A Chrrstmas tree was decorated a d pla ed rn the othce wrm the enhre school bemg asked to place therr donahons there Along t rs same lme Krnetrc Club rtselt contacted a famllyand prepared a box of food clothlng and toys When me Bozeman Brlungs basketball game canoe along Kmehc sponsored another pep as sembly ard a aan e after the game To add color to the aance a floor shofv was presented rnclua 1ng tap numbers the douple sextette and other musl al numbers Durmg the March of Dmnes drrve Krnetrc sponsored the choolwlde dnve and was respo slble for the nsatrnee dance the hrst of 1ts klnd to s year Mrss Gertrude 'Wrnpple rs the club s sponsor tc wleon 'nuch cred1t 1S due for toe club s su esstul year At a specral amner late rn tne year the semors were presented grtts ana t e Jurnors gave tarex ell speecfmes to tte graduahng members thus endrng t e lub s actlve year Page Elghty seven , . 3 ' I I 5 P Q . 1.2 4 - G 0- 4. , -1 T' W n I 5 s e g .a A 'T 1 I 4 n - I ' I I ' 1 - V Av I u A A I 1 l-hstonan ,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ....,,,, , , r,,, , ,..,.. ..,,,. , . 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A. l FIRST ROW tLeft to Rlghtl Donna Grusslng Vlvtan Staebler Ellen Maxwell Marilyn Bloerstatt Dorls Stod dard Pat Hall Geraldlne Swthart Mary Allce Leslle Arvllla Rollwltz Rena Leffter Kathleen KlIChll Shnrley Ross SECOND ROW Lorralne Ness Chuck Solberg Barbara Docks Donna Mosbaugh Arlene Hellyer Janlce Booke Phyl lls Fulton Cecll Ann Sheppard Joyce Torrence Elleen Badqley Jean Erickson Joanne Plppen Mary Lou Stroeher Connue Sannan Gerry Robtnson THIRD ROW Paulune lvte Dorls Kaser Jeannette Culbertson Helen Berltnsky Janlce Dreler Gerrt Holets Joyce Corntnq Lorna Nelson Alice Betz Donna Feeder Mary Platt Shirley McKee Mary Ann Markuson Shtrley Quanbeck Betty Sutter Jeanne Kellooo Barbara Wheeler Thelma Robblns FOURTH ROW Bessle Stromberg Helen Krone Dorothy Fuguson Donna Docks Donna Shamanoff Dorothy Rudlo Arlene Lang L cxlle McMullln Barbara Brokaw Joanne Howald Jane Evans Jan Janney Barbara Honsteln Estelle Strong Irene lmberty FIFTH ROW Arlo Sheld Barbara Stout Joan Grover Kay Kranz Nancy Btdlake Pat Lewis Nadine Jen rhlnglsi Mary Vlrglnla Smlth Nellle Brlstor Helen Fields Vlrglnla Vlclnus Kay McLean Marjorle Powers Elzada ug es NOT PICTURED Stella Crltelll Margaret Ennus Patty Germeraad Betty Glockhamer Cora Htgdem Betty Lelkam Bonnie Olsen Bette Parish Hazel Walks Dorothy Ward Betty Zeller Presrdent Ahce Betz Vlce Prestdent Donna Feeder Secretary Treasurer Mary Platt Potnt lfeeper Arlene Lang Among the most acttve clubs rn our school rs the Gtrls Athlettc Assoctatton Members ot thrs club one ot the largest rn the school always try to take an acttve part tn sports and to promote rnterest rn athlettcs Each gtrl tn thrs club has a specral rnterest tn one or more mator sports The work and trtendltness they strtve to achteve Meettngs were held or monthly on me ttrst and thrrd Thursdays ot the month Whtte club sweaters wrth the G A A emblem are worn by thts group Awards are earned by parttcrpattng tn several sports lncluded tn the awards are a class nurneral C20 porntsl a ptn t5O potntsl and a letter rn the school colors 175 porntsl watch replaces the errblem Sports par trcrpated rn are volleyball basketball tenms badmlntcn so'tball taole tertnts bowhrtg roller skat tng skung letkrng and brcycle rrdtng Volleyball and basketball tournaments were held at the end ot each season The grrls prac ttced Monday and Wednesday mghts of each week A oowlrng league was also formed wrth trophles grven at the end ot the sertes rg hgletmg tle year were a beycle tke e a a rts as ar y an t art ua en tor Banquet rreld tn late sprlng A dance was also sponsored by t e GA A toltowtng the Ltv lngston basketball game Mustc tor tms occas on was rurnrshed by the Blue Flames Metnbershtp tn the club has tncreased about 50 Q over last year and Nttft t te skrlltul sron sorshtp ot Mtss Ltlltan Cervenka GAA should onttnue tts progress v Pag Elghty eight l V . A ' V ' v v ' . 1' . . I b., ' I girls feel that healthy minds and healthy bodies are the results ot working together with the team- H' h' . Q ,1 c ' - tc in that ll, Crijctrn .t , , d he . 1Se,.e , t J ' f t h O U A l f I t - Pep FIRST ROW CLeft to Rlghtj M Stroeher H Berllnsky L Nelson G Jones P McCallie J Harrison P Ott M Hartwug D Smlth, M Nlchols M Altmaler F Arnold SECOND ROW M Collier P Straight P Forquer B Bollen beck B Basye L Albrecht B Feeder K Phelan B Schoenholzer B Mullowney V Gelken D Fulton P Carnall L Moudry L Weeks THIRD ROW J Campbell D Bohlmg I Staley,C Romania D Adams G Goodyear M Mul lowney J Werss K Cook A Olson M Matt: M Markuson V Rowe B Doe FOURTH ROW B Dlrkes F Stebbms D Strong D Cohn M Mulvaney D Worthlngton R Dennus S Klssnck J Lyons M Barrckman R Barney D Wolfe V Sletten J Vanvorhes R Stevens FIFTH ROW L Harrls B Bertholf M Means N Scher J Janney B Sulter D Feeder S Reese B Kennedy P Danuelson M Craddock K Ruddy B Johnston M Olson A Nelson SIXTH ROW L Parks N Bennetts J Corning B Kiel C Kelly B Wolfe L Lanouette C McCarvlll B Borgen Patrick B Troxel R Anderson J Hull J Harden N Colllns A Copeland J Alklns NOT PICTURED B Bergloff M Bollngbroke H Bryan C Carter J Dean J Grlmstad B McConnehey M Moorberg J Selvldge J Sutton G Vannoy V Vlclnus FITST Semester Second Serreeter Presrdent Grace lanes Audrey Olson Vlce Presldent Lorralne Moudry loan Palrlck Secretary Treaeurer Beverly Borden Pat Srnltlm H1stor1an Marlene Maorberq Club 'en bers way oe re-C qnrzed oy tl1e1r tarnlllar black sktrts and sweate S and pec1a ly D t err Orang vtt e t ree letters P E P wrttten ont e erossbar Per plum t e very name aermatee e ur nee 0 t IS arqarnzatran Tlns yea more tltarm ever t ua as nee an arrrea t a vt ee te e Q ta a e ers he re er mere a war mg taqeleer a e atv y ma o varrous S and at e n as for tore a we ero,e s 1 , t e Q1 al. e are M' Eat ale' eau a d MISS earn t A ,ng art rv tree S C sorea by PeV t ,le year were assemnlles a a aan es aay ere T anlcs v r 23 P V out an an asserrbly for the bra aa e tae next day rom. ut e t ey s d at ef Vee asee blles and a so the Sad1e l-awklns Day as sernb 3 re. severa oe ea e ne K a es ee S reared aan ee Earlyl trat qreat ana trae nal Sad lea v me ay s be are en mae res cnsro 'er a lvl on tlea aav a a ' f' axedt e wnale a a r en' re w r neer ea e Q ea f ' Q ' has Q V sorea t e V, Ve , e vell leaders Quyrnot err letters ana Way QQ Pl Page Eighty nnne I I I 1 . 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V, P V ' V VVQ A Ae .VA V'1 .Hes r. t ' A Ii ' tae dance ,nat :hat V ' I1 if i . 4 1 ' 1 - - f - ' ' 4 ' : W rr ' The AAL1 V :rtj is ianizka. '.-:Lin tzte B. H. S. C .V lA a rV. Tnrs yV r Ac. tA.e A1rVt t1...e Pep Vrus .. Vjeen AV ' 21V reap, :henna 121V A Vt.-r , ' ' .P .hV' AV V V A he-Epmd inert in every ref-s lk :- VVVV.V.V. ki FIRST ROW fLeft to Rlghty Marllyn Nlchol Judy Campbell Duane Worthlngton Shlrlev Klsslck Howard Devltt Tommy Morledge Arthur McDermott Jack Kldd Bull Cantrell SECOND ROW Lou Ann Harris Phyllls Flschbach Shlrley Reese Jan Janney Beverly Borgen Raloh McCannah Duane Dane Mules Peterson THIRD ROW Barbara Seltz Harold Doolen Rach Allan Fred Day Jlm Holness Allen Speed Sherwood Pratt Dave Kidd Lawrence Olson FOURTH ROW Blll Stonq Kenny Talt Richard Carter Lewls Penwell Jlm Lawson Jum Reynolds Tom Welsh Tom my Johnston Bob Hartpence Harold Carlson Presrdent Lewrs Penwell V1ce Presrdent l1m l-lomess Secretary Drane Worthmgton Sponsor Mr C B Cutts Skt Club has been organlzed for those 1n the school that are lnterested rn skung The club makes arrangements lor the busses that are to go to the skr runs out ot Bed Lodge By runnmg the busses and makmg 1t poss1ble tor more students to go to the runs the Skt Club has mcreased the number ot students lnterested m sknng Durmg the year members of the Skt Club have helped rn the constructlon and mamtenance of the W1llow Creek and Shangrr La skr runs These two runs are open for skung durmg the sea son on Saturdays and Sundays They provlde a good deal ol entertamment for those rnterested IH sknng Lewls Penwell lrm Hotness and Blch Allan members ot the club v1s1ted Sun Valley durrng the Idaho resort Desplte very unfavorable weather condttlons the club held tryouts for the skl team at W1llow C eek Skr Bun From these tryouts Lewrs Penwell Brcnard Carter Allen Speed Davtd Penwell and hm Hotness were named as the B H S sk1 team and Brch Allan and lerry Bathman were named as flrst and second alternates respectlvely Mr Cutts not only sponsors the club but IS actlvely lnterested tn sknng He accompanred the team to Bozeman where they placed thrrd Prestdent Lewrs Penwell has entered 1nto a number ot contests throughout the state thrs year and has made a good showmg 1n several of them Because of the hmrted opportunrttes for skters rn tumor htgh school the semor mgh school Sk1 Club made 1t possrble tor them to belong to the sen1or hlgh club lt you are mterested rn sknng 1o1n the Skl Club Weekly trlps to Bed Lodge w1ll provrde you wtth relaxatron ana entertatnrnent There w1ll be mstructors there to teach all you need to know about sk11ng Page Ninety 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 - I- 1 1 1 v 1 , A 1 - - 1 - r 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 'T' .1 1 1 1 1 1 . 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Biology FIRST ROW CLeft to Rlghty Rena Leffler Joy Judklns Pat Smuth Marianne Altmaler Betty Sue Mullowney Gerry Robmson Elalne Duerrwaechter Estelle Strong Lucllle McMullln Joan Hartley SECOND ROW Dorothy Hub er Doris Olson Helen Berllnsky Dorothy Ward Frederlck Darrell Mary Ann Mllllson Phyllns Scherzer Karlene Ruddy Elsie Groscup Dolores Schultz THIRD ROW Lorrame Pfleffer Connie Sannan Kathleen Kllchll Jean Eruck son Jam Loverldge Ruth Harris Grace Duncan Prlscnlla Montgomery FOURTH ROW Chuck Vande Veegaete Jlm Forney Bob Allred Merle Castle lrvan Bent Roger Glenn Tony Hertz Arch Martm Don Love Cynthua Lewls Lorrame Parks Errst Semester Second Semester Presldent Arch Martln Bob Allred V1 e Presrdent Pat Smlth Chuck Vande Veegaete Secretary Treasurer Fred Peterson Estelle Strong At the begrnnlng of the year a const1tut1on drawn up by Kyle Grpson Estelle Strong hm Forney Bob Allred and Lucxlle McMulun was adopted Dues were set at 5Uc a semester Purpose of thrs club 1S to enable students to learn rrore about the partrcular held ot brology 1n wh1c'1 he ls rnterested Memb rs of the club were d1v1ded rnto commlttees whlch worked on drfterent phases of the s rence Among thes were d1SS ctrng rmcro photography psychology taxldermy botany and even hypnotlsrn Besrdes an aauarlum roorn 303 the brology room rs also the horne of a tamtly ot mr e and a tam1ly of gurn a prgs E t ll Strong and Lucrll Mclvlulhn have conduct d a nutrltlon test on these rodents Several tnterestlng o akers have a oeared b fore the cltb thrs year acaualntlng the stu dents w1th such trelds as osyc olojy pharmacy rredlcln evolutron and others not covered extensrvely 1n brology 'vlembers of the club were guests of the Eastern Montana State Norrnal Scaool SCIGHCG Club on Mar h 4 and tne Bo ky Mountaln College S len e Club on March 7 Specrmens ot speclal mterest were shown the stuaents and at E M S N S they asslsted rn the drsse t1on of a shark Nlr W B Aukerman spon or of tne club a cornted a steerrng conemrttee to see that the club was well supohed wrth a turtles and thrs group broug t up most of the to rcs dlscussed at meet lngs Busrness nge tlngs were held Thursday evenmgs and after the rrteettngs unless there rs a speaker or a rcovre tae 'ne-mb rs were tree to wo k on thelr prolects Page Nmety one Ac - A ,,,r....,,e,e,e,e,r..,,,,,,,,,,,.,.., ,C e..,e A e,e,e,..... .o ln its second year, the Biology Klub of B. 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Librar Aid 'ITS ' ., Tj LEFT TO RiGHT Earl Erickson Stella Strobel Miss Elza Huffman Margaret Jones Peggy Straight Betty Tracy Rose Marne Winkler Carol Thompson Ruth Llppman Carolyn McCoy ln every Pugh s-hool the lrbrary IS really a treasure and so rt s rn our sctool Thoua tfre burldma IS tarrly new lt has everythrnq that any rnodern up to dare lbrary has Every student rn the school one trme or another needs the lrbrary and lsas to use rt tor many purposes ljxtra reports are always a part ot a student s s rool work and the tlnest specral reteren e books can b found 1n our lrbrary tor these reports ln the lrbrary s collectron ot tlctron a stude rt -an trnd that swell book tor tae book re ort aue next week The lrbrary not only has books but also toe rnost recent maqazrnes and ews papers For rererence work old rnaaazrnes and newspapers are trlea so as to be readrly as ess rble The card cataloa rs tne key to the lrorary tor rt snows wrat books are rn the lrbrarf and exactly where they can b ound To help a lbrary run smoothly and arve t e b t nos Ab e serwr-e to rts user rt needs a u n petent lrbrarran Vtlrtnn the doors of B l'l S llb ary can DD tound such a nbrarran Mrss E l-lutt ncan has 'ad spe ral trarnrna rn lrbrary work sa r A n fs- work and As a ways very lnq to help you lccate untarmlrar rnaterral n adart or to avrnq a qrancl b ar an t rr cf so a excellent lrbrary alds T ese a1ds are ca GD and alert stud nts wlo are alarm DY oooa scholastlc re orc nerso tr attrtude and are sk e rally recornrnended by t e ra u T err work 1 l-laes all general lrb ary wcrc c e b cks opt sl p, rn, bool s ana s books tor lrc ary use tr Ana catalog cards checkma and trnrrq new rnaqazrnes and n s Fa n lrbrary o a wc ks one our a day and r erv s crf rt or t rs ncrud a rrer e ts tor t 1 fa h ar must rea a o srx books re ornn l le C' ns 1b ar, XJOTK rs fonceru e er rc es r s sarn eve ,t re to now about a lurary Ar rt rs cours t y a e as u A a any klnd ot a bffk rn a , k o al rarg T es stuae tllbrarlans ave ou tit att eey er enfe ey rav rs rvea v trend rn alrrost any of uratrcn and a so rn co Sf e f ork Pane Nmetv two 4 I 1 - v V T I - T A . . 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Q nf' lf - 'EC Acti ity Klub FIRST ROW tLeVt to Rlqhtj Shirley McKee aJnlce Bwyers Rose Barney P1t Hall Bonnre Cattnach Gwen Good year Janlce Coolev SECOND ROW Jeannette Culbertson Barbara Schunk Irene lmberty Joanne Fisher Nadnne Jennings Bonnie Olsen Mary Louise Matt: Shirley Ross Vlrqnnla Gelken THIRD ROW Irene Stalev Marilyn Wad dlnqham Irene McKay Janice Hartman Helyn Fields Betty Rumph Donna Docks Mary Platt Joan Orvs FOURTH ROW Dorls K1 er Jovce Harden Mary Boukas Betty Osness Miss J CI1rk Murlel Craddock Lots Van Manen NOT PICTURIID Pat Smith Betty Sue Mullowney hrrst Semester Second Se nester Presrdent l-leryn Frelds Pat Smrth Vrce Presrdent B tty Sue Mullowney lanree Bayers Secretary Treasurer leann tte Culbertson Betty Sue Mullowney Prornotma sc tool actrvrtres rs the pu pose ot Aetrvrty Klub There are anprcxrmately thrrty l1V9 members rn thrs orqanreatron and each of the qrrls rs strrvmo for more school sprrrt and coop eratron rn school GCl1V1l19S Actrvrty Klub das been qornq stronq rn tle senror mah school tor a qooa many years Thrs sorma one ot the old traarttons was revrved Each senror rnernber of tre orqanrzatron trlled out a personal paqe t her hobbres and mterests to qo rn a s rarbook ot tue club s m mbers and actrvrtres As everyone knows Actrvrty Klub holds rts rneetrnqs on the trrst and thrrd Nondays ot each ontr rn roorrr ll4 at 3 U Cn these days t e ta nlrar our l and whrte letters on whrte sweat ers are seen everywhere At each rr eetmq a co utt e c nsrstma or lrve ar ls s aoyomtea to serve retreshrnents and ,srehare some errtertamr ent for t e n xt Preetmq Thrs year the arnbrtrous members soonsored the annual Chrrstrnas Porrral w not was very su cesstul Early on tl e momma ot the dance the qrrls asserroled m the ayrnna rurn to decorate res ra ,layed and as a Nays our hr 'Jas servea Dunno tr ourse ot t e year A trvrty Klub oF a ed ass rnblres and aanres Two otlu K dmners were eld thrs year F1 st one X as Q1V9 1 at Pat hlall s norne ana the second at the hor' e or the soonsor Mlss l Qlark These qrrls work lard orr ther' rrany oroyects Another hrql pomt t th year was the annual Sen or Banquet wx ne the senror Cr ls were reserrtea wrtn ortts T rs ts a tra rt anal dmner red every y ar re G s a faxs en oy re e arf s wt al r ner en roy and a o un ao r J are otc.1r sc Page Ninety four I - I - - 1 1 - I , y o . . 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Hi-Tri FIRST ROW lLeft to Rughtj Arvllla Rollwltz Arlene Roth Elaine Duerwachter Vlrgmla Janlch Eleanor Helm blchner Shnrley Wllson Irene Benner, Delores Hem Lucllle McMullln Pegqy Straught Jean McM1llar1 Mollue Nlclvlullln SECOND ROW Marjorle Chenoweth Phyllus Doto Ivalee Barker Bobble Paddock Dorothy Huber Shlrley Ross Dorls Stoddard Patty Germeraad Yvonne Paul Dorothy Tatum Louise Whnttman Leona Metzger Marlan Means THIRD ROW Kay Dye Evelyn Whlte Barbara Wheeler Montana VandeVeeqaete Jewell Mattson Dorothy Gelslck Chuck Solberq Mary Lulu Zimmerman Mary Waldorf Estelle Strong Doris Olson Lorralne Parks FOURTH ROW Mary Boukas Frances Bush Florence Becker Helen Krone Donna Whltt Maroaret Langford Frances Stebbins Pat Hat fleld Phyllls Hopper Joan Mossett Pat Potter Donna Shslmanoff Joyce Cornlng Presldenl Molly Mclvlullln FlfSl Vlfepresldent Pat Hatlleld Sepond lf lee Presldent Helen Krone Seeretary Dorotlsy Tatum Treasu er loyce Corrllna 1r1 lub ls tee a scbool orqanlzat orl ot tlle Y VV C A Mlss Lllerl S le as and Mr larsorl are '19 up s s oo reoresentatlves and ave QlV9 1 many usellll ana lever laeas to e Club n tlle rast year H1 lrl ras laa llfllly wort IN 111e ana lI'llDY9SllTlq ro,eCls s lt 'IGF ao 10 every year QIUCQ lts OI'QClY1lZGllOIl tle club sept ll oney to t e World Fellows ll Fund ana oat tle H1 Trl qlrls dellvered baskets of tood to needy tarlsllles ln the Clly Aslde rom tbelr work tle qlrls also 'aa tllelr fun Early ln t e 1all trle alrls nad tbe r formal lrlstallatlon ana lmllatlor and a Harvest Pestlval dan e Later lrl tae sprlrla a torrrlal was QlVS1'1 Alorla 'wllfl 'Hese a tvltles t y wave G1VldGG 1I'1lO lnterest qrou s sue 1 as 1,s1 cratts dra atlcs aan 1 la ana als usslons l trlese group meetlrlas twey nave r ad speakers or tea ers ast year was t e rst tlme 1 T1 a sent ae eaates lu a rlatlonal olllererlce T 1S year tsey 'lfena to Sena delegates to Eselemlar CGl1lOYI'llCI wtlere t e Y CO'llQf91'lF9 wll DG eld At tals OI'1f9TSI'1C9 boys arla qlrls from all over Nort Amerlca wlll meet to alseuss T 19lI 1O'T1G town ac t vltles and t'lelr problems of tlse present day Purpose of H1 Trl IS to make lts members better CITIZSHS and to do what lt can tor trle better 'nent of the entlre Cornmurllty Page Nlnety flve 1' 1' A I A H1 ' C '. L1 hi Ei - 1 1 ' i1 ' 1 . 1 1 ,. . ps W 1 214 1' s. l.. H s 1 .E cl ' ' -Cll l pw- ' 1 ' ll o e1 ' e1 21s 's - l ' .1,'1, 1 E 'r.' E'l'L ' X. W.o.All,':,. c - ' '. ' ' 1 lo ' .. 1 1 e Ei, '1 1 ' ' lx- ered boxes ot clotlllna, seeds and scllool supplies, which were sent abroad. Cn CllIlSlTIlCIS Eve E l ' ' ' ' ' l ' ' ' f ' 1 . -N 1 1 . k , 1 1 1 1 1 A . 1 . Q 1 1 1 1 1 -' I 11 oi , he 1 ' 1 - p 1- E1 . ri Qc, -1 - W .H . my . 1. F 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 -111 o -1 n 1 A - 1 1 - , cn . l. - 's - fi.- H' T l d - 'sl - e ' 11 'C ' ss. V 1 no - ' 1 ' Q 'f ,- 1 ' 'A ' - fs ' ' ' l 'rv ' ' ' x - . f - 1 ' 1 Key BOTTOM ROW 1Left to Rlghtl Harold Doolen Bull Olsen Allard Grlggs Winston Tustason Norman Choat Arch Martm Duane Degn Don Ghoesman SECOND ROW Colller Bowen Jam Read Jack Dabner Jlm Erlckson Duane McCurdy Bob Fraser Joe Bowman George Snell THIRD ROW Tom Welch Duck Shadoan Don Stanaway Duck Fletcher Davud Leuthold Bob Evans Gordon Curran Dale Stralght Lawrence Olson Mr Ragsdale advlser TOP ROW Duck Knoche Gerald Krneq Art Lamey Bull Jameson Roger Hagerman Don Clark Harruson Fagg Clmton Mc Farland Lee Barfleld Bob Mammen Presrdent Don Stanaway XJI Pres1dent hm Errckson Secretary Gerald Kr1eg Treasurer Harold Dgolen Sophomore Rebresentahve DICK Fletcher lunror Representahve Drck Shadoan Sen1or Rebresentatwe Lee Barheld AdVlS9f Mr Rgqgdgle Sponsor KIWGHIS Club Key ClLO lo a 1un1or servlce club tor boys tn the h1gh school Boys from the sophomore Junlor and senlor cla ses unrte together under the sro1sorsh1b and ass1stance ot the K1wan1s Club to render SQTVICG to the h gh school Members meet at regular weekly meet1ngs of a luncheon nature Wednesday noon They have a board of dlrectors whrch meets once eacft rnontn to carry on the club s buslnefs Brlhngs Key Club was organwed 1n l911o and was the tlrst club ot 1ts land to be estabhshecl 1n Montana Srnce 1ts begmnmg two years ago the Key Club has aelbed set up several other Key Clubs 1n Montana An aseo t nent ot Sout Amencan IH trurnents was donatea to t e band to be used by the bercuss1on se tton The Key Club also b ov1ded t1e IUKQDOX mat 1S 'tow tn our catetena dance was ores nted IH e gym w 1C was d corat d to res rnble a football herd Thrs yea clrtvers trarnmg was lntroduced 1 1lO B1l1ngs h1gn sc ocr Tae Key lubbe-rs after b 1ng tra1n a and OCISSIPCI tests were guahhed rnstructors and helcea Mr Eoya t ac1 t e new drwers thr e errods a day after school and on Satu days The t1 st Montana dlS nrt Key Club convennon was meld 1n B1ll1ngs Arr1l A and 3 Delegates and rrernb rs of Key Clubs one all over the state met wrtn t'1e 're 1oers ot the B1ll1ngs club 1Jur1ng llns o'1vent1on D1 lc Snadoan a tumor of B1ll1ngs lrhah School was electea governor F ye r a Key Club 1nternat1ona1 cortventlon IS 1ela tor Key Clubs from all over rr e Unttea states Thts year the lOCClllOYl named for t1e convennon was Mernbhls rennessee Tae two dele gat 1, N lO nave been deetgnatea to go to me corrvenucn are DICK Snadoan and hm En lcson wl o w1ll be bres1d nt ot the Key ClUD next year Page Nmety slx ' 1 11 1 11 1111 ' ,,,,, 11 1 11 11 1' ' 1 e . V cu' I 1 1 I 1 1 1 . 1 A 1 . 1 V r r... .L Xu AA -L L X X vi X l.v., I I V 4 . Une ot the big events ot this year was the Bronc Formal, sponsored by the Key Club. The e ' :Qi 1 h' h 2 e 1 e 1 c lc' 1 1 ' r . 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 Ly x1 1 n 1 1 9. 1 3 Y W 1 4 I V C V Y f ,L Tl u 1 e b ' is , 1 1 Y . .T 1 1 , 1 H, .1 . 1 1. 1 1 , ft G 11 1 W. - , 7 1 7 1 1 , u 1 11 1 , 1 11 11 c 1 1 1 11 1 V 1 1 n 1 A 1 1 11 1 1 11 ., 1, 1 L, - L. 1 1 1 2 U , . . A, . 1 N . 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1ach od so ' u . 1 :1c 1 11 ' 1 1 T i 1 Y 1 L .N . F, 1 - ee 1 E 11 c u ' l 1 lx T 11 ul 'c' 1 pprentice FIRST ROW CLeft to Rlqhtj Estelle Strong Jan Hartley Gerry Robmson Dona Dunne Dorothy Ward Nel' Keefer Betty Schoenholzer Pat Hall Tommy Morledge Lucllle McMullln SECOND ROW Pat McGlnnns Pat For quer Clalre Sorrels Beverly Downs Charlotte Romee Ruta Nelson Mary Waldorf Irene lmberty Jo Morton Joan Hargraves Vlvlan Sletten Jan Janney THIRD ROW Barbara Wheeler Ruth Freeman Carolyn Bernstein Rosemary Cousins Kathleen Kllchll Donna Shamanoff George Snell Betty Suiter Jeanne Kellogg Nellue Brustor Loss Weeks Jerlne Grlmstad FOURTH ROW Jeannette Culbertson Frances Kellogg Helen Krone Pat Bertelson Jlm Forney Clarlse Kelly Harold Ferguson Joe Bowman Hugh Morton Bud Sukln Margaret Langford Betty Troxel NOT PICTURED Dale Asiy Tommy Bennlon Frank Houle Duck McConnen Margaret Ennis Jlm Reld Vlonne Wanke Claire St1qqs Dorothy Flygare Donna Fulton l-larrlet Gilbert Barbara Honsteln Barbara Pollard Vlrgunua Rowe N1dlne Throop Karlene Ruddy Duck Knoche FIYST Semester second Se rrester PI'9S1d9Il Belly Troxel flcnre Sorrel5 N ICG Pre5'd Lols Weeks Secretovy lr crsur loom F3 graves Frcxr es Kel oqr Masque C1 fl t13ve Cs 5 CI ent followfrs l lese ure re vers 0 e u D err f moo rve e er H r 1 1 cl oar ro uct on ne ob 3 f Q' cr 11,5 T '15 owev or 3 1 GI or B1 lm er ed Deep rzefli IQ 3 v3 ocrrg wud rr3 ron 1 eo 5 3 CA xr Q P17 P4 Q 31 3r er lfl fY 1 Q cmnq use e. 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Quill and Scroll 'QWW 'Y wr FRONT ROW tLeft to Righty Leola Albrecht Marge Olson Bev Borgen Jan Hartman JoAnne Vanvorhes Lynn Urlon Audrey Olson Betty Joyce Eastllck Janet Hartlev SECOND ROW Art Winslow Gus Anton Don Stan away Jim Reynolds Bob Mammen Don Danley Dan Dann lson President Danny Danielson Vice President lanet Hartley Secretary Treasurer loAnne VanVorhes ln B H S 1947 was the initial year tor Quill and Scroll the international society tor high school Journalists Four charter members are included in this year s club Rising interest among the students is shown by the enlarged 1948 group Essential requirements tor Quill and Scroll although not numerous are still very important Eacn candidate must have done superior work in some phase of Journalism or creative writing An example of this work is sent in to the Executive Secretary along with a recommendation by the supervisor or by the committee governing publications Second one must be in the upper standards in the society For the third requirement one must be a Junior or senior in high school To tile application the candidate must be on the staff of one ot the school publications or be engaged in some other kind ot JOUT1'1CIl1SllC endeavor Here in Billings one rnust work on either the annual or the paper The national organization puts no restrictions on the activities of the local chapter Upon receiving the membership pin the member is also given a year s sub scription to Quill and Scroll a magazine that is for and about Journalists Editor Edward Nell is also executive secretary of the Quill and Scroll Society This year as in years past this organization has sponsored national contests in Journalistic writing in news stories columns feature stories interviews sports stories and editorials Last tall lill Sutton won fifth place in the sectional editorial contest Quill and Scroll Society was nationally organized on April lO 1926 by a group of high school supervisors for the purpose ot encouraging and rewarding 1nd1v1dual achievement ln Journalism and allied fields Now there are thirty tive hundred chapters located ln almost every state in the union Hawaii Alaska Canada England New Zealand and China The total membership is now over eighty thousand young Journalists Page Nmety eight l third ot his class scholastically. The honorary standing ot each member is required to keep high Ma que and Gavel FRONT ROW iLeft to Rlghtb Grace Jones Pat Forquer Bev Dnrkes Jan Hartley, Dorus Kaser Betty Troxel SECOND ROW Joan Hargraves Bev Borgen Joyce Harden Lorrame Moudry Leola Albrecht Pat McGlnnls Pat Bertelson THIRD ROW Bob Fraser Don Stanaway Jum Reynolds Hugh Morton John Kelly Duane McCurdy Frrsl Semesler Second Semester Presrderrl Beverly Dukes Gareld Krreq Vrce Presrdenl Lorrarrre Moudry Huqh Morton Secretary Grace lones Patty Forquer Treasurer Bob Fraser Pally Forquer Hrslorrarl loyce l-larderr Masque and Gavel nallorral speec 1 oraaruzalron aqam l ad a lull and busy year m B llrrlas uall sc ool Purpose of llle Club lS l bellerruenl of speecl 1rl ec lool omrrlumly and rlalrorl lbrouq aood exarrlolee ol rls members and acllyrlres lo s ow SIUO9I'1lS tae real value ol qood speece F1 el busmess ol lle year was lo orqaruze llle Aporerllrces ol Masque and Gavel a Club ol sobllorrores uruors and seruors wrro are rrlleresled m llle aCl1v1l1es ol speecrl and who wlsll lo beeo e uerr bers of llle rlalrona orqaruzalrorl Allleouqll not all new .uernbers were Aprrerlllee eluoo e 'avy qamed recoqnrlrorl v o o erwree ualrl rave gon unnolrced Feb 12 was lbe bla rualll Parents of Masque and Gavel r e b rs Q e ra quesls rrleluarrlq Mr and Mr l G Baasdale Mr a d Mr Earl Barley Mrss Clara Slrulz Mr and Mrs lvlrller arla Club er bers qalrlered 1 ' re a' ler a lor an lVl1llCIllOT1 baequel FOllOW1I'1Q lle serloas a d rrroreeelve rnrllalrorl a roqra wa arv n mcludma a deoale o W el er Trs Belle' lo ave are r eq Duarle CCurdy 'IDQGT v Mr Mu er s re ark ab u a lerwar was lye ea rvo averll lauqfled as ara I r aooa ull en y ars Naeaue ana Gavel seorlsored so e asee bues durma me yea ud 'rg Deo assewbu s a la ana re 'qro' s loleran n r J l aeee err o so Ov G al Bra Deorsl a ze a . s aa e ue Gave lo' ael a a reau lren sta 'r nere ana e seonsore re o orqa zal on a L rrsl as eroara ll as grverr rn me orl ooea ward o Sl Jw ents bosbrlal ana a e ol o acl olaye between e orr ore lurror a eelmo e s ma e rlauoled Page Ninety r-me , A , . ' , l E l ' , ' 1 ' i l E' e li . . ' S ' he , . 1 ' si , C ' ' ,ru . . v . E V r E , A I . A A l , , . A . . . , , . f A ,yt , v V l 2 - , , - be ...., ...e . . V . V. A .. ..A V e .. V , A, V e e er- :.1 . , ' e' x :z tzie ' be rr f' :. V e . . e ' - 4 l ,. 2 ,X A l l ' X, . . . S A , A ...-... e ,ey X, . S , . ' s. ,G. - ,, . ri s. .. Q. , Q , S. , . ' , ' . 21-11, V - ' 'ri ll V C .e or '. ' Q .. . - ' E ' ' l .A -Q e l , ff ni ff s e.. '. '. Q e Ii W' he ' l r H e Loved and Lost Than Never lo Have Loved al All, by lim Beyrlolds, Bob Fraser, alllrmalrve, and G ,la K le , B lvl ', .e 1 e. . -Ii 'o til fe ol - 'sie lee I lc . l S W I Ei ' ro a ae ' 'L e e r -ef - P ri -serif l V '. l e r, mol' i. A A cc. f e, one on r or 1 all ' as ' le Moe a..d a l'fa.eve'l assembly at the er d f ,li el. Afler l' re e eo' nd Bo ,mark WB1' 'le for Mr. T'.-.iddlefl the Cl L. S joarues A W ' ,A A' ,- lm ff my . . e - .. , e ..-...,.e.-. Under li- eb -bb l lbls :ii 1 .. 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Letterman FIRST ROW tLeft to Rlghtj Clinton Fuchs Gus Anton Bob Johnson Mel Ingram Duck Gregory Jlm Orr Harry Rux Guy Rogers Ed Ludmgton SECOND ROW Tom Welch Jerry Walker Gene Peterson Stan Thompson Tom Bennlon Arch Martm Bull Olsen Eldon Hutchmson THIRD ROW Duck Skates Bob Greer Jack Rothwell Wendy Ott Duck Shadoan Jam Noe Fred Peterson Bob Perrlgo FOURTH ROW Gene Smlth Bob Graves Pat 0 Donnell Bob Byrne Larry Creel Don Vladlc Kenth Thomas Don Olson Prestdent hm Orr Vtce Prestdent Wendell Gtt Secretary Treasurer Mel lngram One of the oldest and most d1st1nct1ve organtzattons of B H S IS Lettermen s Club To quahty for membershlp ln th1s club a boy must earn a letter by partrctpatmg 1n at least one of the three malor sports football basketball and track Not only does thls organlzatton gtve tts members an extra school act1v1ty but teaches team work and sportsmanshlp a v1tal factor 1n productng champlonshtp teams Htghltght of Lettermens Club GCl1V1l19S was the annual dlnner dance held at the Northern Hotel Expenses for the affatr were pald from the proftts obtatned by selhng refreshments at var 1ous basketball games Another more entertatntng htghhght of the club was the annual 1n1t1at1on through whtch all new candtdates must pass Thts year twenty two football four basketball and two track candt dates were duly passed through the rtgors of 1n1t1at1on On the f1rst day of 1n1t1at1on the candtdates were requ1red to loudly Pra1se the Broncs three trmes Next came the wearrng of overalls Tsh1rt t1e and loggers The thtrd day brought out the old shoe shtne routrne wrth the flnal tnsult comtng tn the form of palama tops Desptte all the hardshtps they had to go through most of the candldates thoroughly ennoyed the whole proce clure Thts year Lettermen s Club sold programs at the Hawan Montana State football game and also sponsored several aances after varlous football and basketball games As a result of wtnntng the 1947 state football champtonshtp all the football lettermen bought large orange emblems whtch were placed on the backs of thetr sweaters These emblems deptct a bucktng horse and are approprtately lettered State Champs 47 Taktng everythtng tnto conslderatlon Lettermen s Club enloyed 1ts most successful year 1n school htstory Page One Hundred Q, Q r ' W is I I ' l v 1 1 1 I - I 1 v A ' v h , - ' I ' 1 ' I - 1 1 y - v y v J v Sponsors ,u,.u,u.v..,,...,uu,uuw. Coach Bill Lazettch, Coach lack Erntgh, Coach Roy Morin 27 I I ' : - I 1 ' I 1 V 1 - V V , If I ll . Room Representatives SEATED tLeft to R ghtj Joyce Harden Carol Carter Grace Jones Frueda Bausch Gay Vanfoy Marllyn Erb Jan Hartley SECOND ROW Claire Sorrels Vlvlan Sle ten Betty Suiter Jan Janney Beverly Dlrkes Marllyn Nlchols Barbara Seltz Cora Hlgdem Cassa Jane Buckner Mona Buchanan Dol ne Adams J n H T I 01 arqraves H RD ROW Bob Hanson Gvbert Warlla Kay McLean Al Vandegenachte Larry Gallaqher Neal Keefer Bull Chapel How d Ull M ' ar man arl yn Seutz FOURTH ROW Harlan Buck Bob Whitmore Dean G ewell Helen Flelds Lee Barfleld Pat OD0nnell Jlm Reynolds Bob Greer Wlnston Tustlson Jerry Walker Lefty Byrne Jerrlne Dean FIFTH ROW Lols Lannouette John Kaltenbach Jlm Hotness Joe Bowman Lews Penwel Buzz Brusletten Kenny T It Jlm Erlckson Al Kautz Cynthla Lewls Joan Mossett Pat Lewis SIXTH ROW Herman Fox Dlllon Rhoades Duck Fletcher Ames McKInsey Robert Thompson Nell Thompson Don Clark Lou Chatwood Duck Knoche H B Neef August Reetz Don Stanaway Danny Morgan Pat Brent MISSING Barbara Pollard Johnny Ostermlller Roy Rob nson Bob Graves Lots Weeks Margaret Ennls Bob Brown Dernocracy rn B1ll1nqs sernor lrqh school 1S expressed rn a prachcal wav through the Roorr Representattves Lvery second per1od class sends two deleqates elected oy popular vote to tors democratrc qroup Problems of all types concernrna everyone s welfare are drscussed and acted upon through these student representatlves Qur blqaest 'sroplerns naturally arrse usually IU the nost rmportant Places SHICQ food so vrtally con erns us all rnany controverstes arrse rn the school caleter1a Tlns year there was some d1scuss1on about a govern nent lunch p oararr Alter cons t1na t e roorn rerr entattves a satls ra tory plan r surte N '1 rr d I L, r ss s c e pcys was lullea t auto t e r resentatrves ol at rnrna 'rea orra sew es l ua s e c a p c v .ja event rt as o serrcus v en su a arqe qrou as mas t Kes r n V nt such as a snake an toe undertalclna Many ups omea at r ro re res ntatv s ecrsr 1 asa or a as e r a student poay '1 e qraatf' ooa crlc ng aayt mg S XtfQ'I ery JSC l LUG rl 3 'Q ot 1V 'VC S CCQQ JL Cl ' TDV Ql' GVGBU u 'AQQQ 'NV C' t1V1lrGQ 'W X ' 'F 'CQ FLG JU VFX lrl OBQ Pwge One Hundred One - , ' . 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The-, ere iust few of ite ac' 't - 1.l -:Stick .lie .ccrii rejrrsce J 11' es o1C?Ca tEie1r :pai ..-. Iohn Kel1Y Electrician They ain't got me beat yet. 'Cause when I get on that piano stool and get goin' up. you gonna see. Sornethin' gonna come to me. :Great Big Doorstep, Cn November l8 ond l9, the B. H. S. Little Tlieoter presented The Grecrt Big Doorstep. Down in tl'ie bdyous of Louisidncr CI poor Ccrjun ioniily rnolces o gollont struggle to better them- selves. Wlien young Artliur finds some ioncy doorsteps llooting down tlie Mississippi ctiter CI flood he fislxes tliern out to otdorn tlie iiurnble slzoclc wliicti Eiouses the Crochet toniily. The ciiorocters represent the lionest ond sturdy qualities of CI unique people, these Coiuns, who gre French descendants of tlie originol exiles from Acodio. Through trogic ornd liurnorous periods of stcrrn ond stress, Moro Crocliet clings tc the best troditions siie knows, cmd slie succeeds in holding ner big fornily together while tcrking tirne out to see tlie sky, trees, flow- ers ond tlie reflections in the woter. All the while, tie Coriiriicdore sits in ilie tropicol poroe olse of IliS own doorsteps, wotcriing trie ooctts go py, ond waiting for prosperity. Vi:tt:-- rim-is pitnttztis ilu-f pmt Mt' Al.mA.t Vim-It--1. lin-I Sulciit.1'.tmm.,fl'-it t'zit.lt-'I..I:t-4lti.-XX'i-ss,'I't-1f.tll'tt.Y tltvl. 4':tvttl4'ltit1il1. l lv 'i'v'Vti-1'll l. lfll--ll .XI.txXN'-ll. 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IZ-titlniv Vzuttitati-li, Nami lvztl'-. Slml-45 lieslf-li. l.-it--tit X:lr l1.vl:llI4 .I-tilts, Nlzttxq tlitliitul-1--kt-. .Um Xvilstm. .Xlxriuxu llus- I-Ilnlin l':llv1I.tr..l:1!l-I I2t:tliIl1'1i..ligX1' lieaztiiiirt. ll-HX Xlflllll. l Il l7'It ls1'!-. 'ltliiltll l7 lH' stfizt, tizttitgtxqt ll-rush iii Page One Hundred Two Aren't they a lovely couple? l'm sure thefll be happy. HAPPINESS that's the great thing. The important thing as to be happy. Qcllll' Town' Lock of scenery wds the first peculiority no' ticed by those ottendinq the two perforrndnces of Sur Town on Morcli l6 ond l7. A Qredt dedl of the effectiveness wos dependent upon the liqlilinq ond sound effects, but inidqindtion l'idd full swdy, As tlie ploy unfolded its three qredt ddventures of life, love, dnd deotn, the oudience lost itself in the lives of the people from Qur Town Grovers Corners, N. H. This ploy wds directed by Miss Cldrd Strutz ond pro- N--...., - 1 V , . - i- duceo oy tzie B. H. S. 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M 'znfl f'T'Y '+IN.'l.1!r 1l King. .tug lkltix r-'. it :I-.11 Qll. l-Ist-lh SI'-Inu. .nlxf-'i's:i.:. .l-ly ,I :-lkz:.s 2 to Z' 5UKWw 5365 Bob Mcrmmen Co Ed1tor ' K ote Ixm Reynolds Co Editor 7'A err-2 rn 5 Page One Hundred Four Kyote An accurate ohron t student actrvrty Ja u s ed every otner Fraox ourr 13 the srhool year to t e lwontx seven students o rrahsr' f ass Boo Marrnnen ana hn Reyr olds were edrtors Mr Henry Parser advrser subsorrotro rate was S100 per year a o piard crrculatron was 730 Tre story b aan wrth tloe ad stat nenqoers obtarned Ea asprrrnq Journahst was assran ed at least three ads carefully rnstucted on hrs busrness hke procedure qrven the rate card and contracts to be srqned as he started out on the quest There were rnany trrals Knot to rrrentron the knockrnq knees and qurver rnq vorcesl but the reaurred nurnber of ad rnches was con tracted so on to the next prob ern That was wrrtrnq We text book rn hana found our trrst news storres carefully noted tne 5 W s and an H who wlnat w ere when why and how orck d th e rn o st nnoortant wrote the lead tsorne of us strll nronourroed rt led rnstead ot eed D and develop d our story Ther the year s greatest thrrll T see our owrr stones rt tor News Staff STANDING tLeft to Ftlghtl Kenny Tart Jim Reynolds Gus Anton Mary Lou McClure SEAT ed JoAnne Vanvorhes, Lora Nloudry Don Davis Pat Danielson Janlce Hartman news editor Leola Albrecht Feature Staff STANDING tLeft to Rnghtl Paula Nlorrnson Jam Reynolds Don Danley Peggy Straight Audrey Olson Don Garrett Bev Borgen SEATED Jlll Sutton feature edltor Marge Olson Lorn Nloudry Blllle John ston Kenny Tart Jean Alknns Jan Hartman Kyle Glpson Sports Staff tLeft to Rughtl Helen Berllnsky Gus Anton Don Stanawiy sports edutor Danny Dannelson - Lf 5-if' anim: - 1 . t ,,, . , W T r I. f , . ff yas f .LL.S'f X 2 5 V fp , T r ee' l - I L' r, K T f'-lfs fy -' ' H xl Q N l,.': V t, , , . -. 1 Vt Dlrqief P . , r .j l l 'xl or X , ly :xg ,-f .e. ,, . 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Lni, Q 1 ' ' ' - Paper of ut tame er our o art ow no orrf Q ft sfftrrg QUE '1rQt oar FI I CI 199 ' t ater ar arn a ' Lee I 'lQ 1 Cas t aa1 4 set aa ey arra ot re-'Q rJ1t1 careless abam a F rtfrfit a rvo N our ma QTOTIf3v If any Clase Ha ttterr S taro tt was ue ta aeforra football ctrarrrptort S was ooo and YQVIGNS o Gur town Great B1a Door step and Prrates otpenzarrce Wtren Iolknne VCIHVOTTIQS ar ranaed for rour Kyoto reportere to be arrortq t rr ss members wto rrrtervvevvea Harold Stas ttre paper W1tTtQSS tre storles ot Drck Greaory 17 footoatt Ca tarr oelrtq P own Att Af11er1oa I t Sutton ta aa m a rratrortat edltorrar oonteot Atayrre Como la1 o on Q- o o Q f C Q, X 1t rOQt1 q DY 111.1 A vertusnng Staff 1Left to Rngntt e qy Strangt'-t ua Morrnson Smton Kenny Tilt idvertxsmg man aqer B Ilte Johnston Frances Arnotd Kyle Gtpson Don Dinley Don Davis Crculatnon Staff tLeft to Righty JoAnne Vanvorhes Juli Sutton Peggy tvan.,1t Audrey Olson Ctrgulqt on mwniqer Pa' Dinrelscn GUS Anton Don Danley Mar-me Olson :AOTTOM PICTURE tLeft to Rlqht v Bergen cs Pe Stmlqht morque keeoef Boots Aunotd bookkeeper Je1n Auknns exchinges ,ff s L 'ig 'WV Audrey Olson Henry Harsch Clrculahon Manager Adv1ser -Q A.. Pige One Hundred Fnve t M ,R ff I ua -Q, Wt . o ovfzi caper all r, fxgotlw . Q 9, 'Ctea rnocltal 't, ' Q. Z, . t . 1 of ua escaped tgtfl thrill ft J. 1:1 5 . ., A I: . im VVQ Qooepted tri t 215111115 of a'gCorrgy,,1:s?.ir1er1 l o rd we le e' .3 'oo te 11- tko pr 1 9 .YIM ,, TU ,, H K ' Foro 'A t E' A 1 ' ' .f '7 Arzgoriag rirrrziioal titmqs , that kept our If -. YQ 1' 1, 1 ere 1, ., 1 1 5 -d ..Tt,t .Extra uf, t ' f A i X o V 'L YA f - i , , .Ig ' sen, It made a good spread for ' 'V ' ' 1 o H ','. jimor. .- . ' it or ot, . 1 r FA ' 1 rd C ryiuq on, f the IVJC - 1'f,,YC1CI Sffzol rrjurs frrlrii Marztarta. S X it a full ' oar, 1:1 -fats f'CIf1'lIt aria 1:. -- rr ,torr- ,2 :.c if' Qffrff rr-Q WHQIQ :UV tyflrafge of tie:-rs for ire 531.231 aria lore, a setter- , - C tliffi-ever Kyoto iaper for QL: ' 1 HQQCQH f':Q w u A - ' ' i V, AH' P Q -- Pa F . .1111 t I V 1 S 1 ft . , I , 1 ' 3 S I ' A Q -Be .stattstt I ggy Assoclate Edxtor Echtor ln Chxef Lorrcnne Moudry Danny Damelson Leola F-lbreChl Page One Hundred Slx An Ednor K Danny Dam lson alter work mg hand tn glove wrth tne ed ltor of tee 47 Kyote was chosen edltor rn cle et ol t rs year s pub hcatron True assoctate edrtor posltlon was g1ven to Lorrame Moudry who l as worked on the Ky ote her t nee years at B H S and Leola Albrecht who long ago proved ner artrstlc worth was put tn charge of the tneme an enormous task w1th the trtle Art Ed1tor lt all began 1n the sprrng of l947 Mr Henry Harsch pubhcatrons ad vlser at sentor h1gh appotnted Dan ny Danrelson as rts ed1tor1nch1ef lorralne Moudry assoc1ate edrtor Leola Albrecht art edrtor and Ianet Hartley llterary edltor Flrst step was the plannlng The tour edrtors read all the magazrnes Lulu ufllclem lllby could lllid U 1 mc oroper thlng to put 1n and the proper th1ng to leave out of thelr book They took notes compared them and began the dummy Danny started workrng on layouts As soon as school commenced tne photographers Danny Tom Welch and Alard Grtggs started snapplng prctures rnrtratron toot ball dances classes Wrtru tae able and mvaluable as srslance ot tle nountrng stall the class ptctures were sent to the en graver Leola llnlshed the theme plctures Soon tne basl less angle became tl e 1l'I1V19d1CIl9 ATODl9I'Il hm Reyn olds was ao olnt a sales manager c r vuth ' rs tw ell cr osen stall an aled subscrrptlons rn an admlrable Photographers tLeft to Righty Jay Flnnt Torn Welch Allard Grnggs Advertuslng Staff tLeft to Rughtl M Harsch Harold Doolen Rlch Allin adver ttstng manager Kenny Taut Dolly Adams Mm Hartwug Not plctured Gay Vannoy Sa es Staff eft to Rug Phyllis fuschbach Marge Olson Don Danley Jnm Reynolds scales man-lgre Gus Anton Au drey Olson Jac: Harrtson -13,1 .- A 3'1l?'k. is 1 - - 1 LA ' , 1 1 ' no , .1 ., in - - .io . 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I QL ' htj - . . 1 . . 1 1 I 1 1 ' nnual On the busrness end lrm Rey nolds as chret of the sales and crrculatron department and Rrch Allan advertrsrrrg manager put both drrves over the top To keep the cost down to prevrous levels more subscrrptrons and more ads had to be obtarned so you may thank them for the SQ UO rate lanet Hartley only rumor of the top srx had complete charge of all copy and really drd a trne rob as lrterary edrtor manner The goal was lUUU The sales statt of the prevrous year sold l O06 and our rdeal was to beat therr record lrm and hrs staff proudly an nounced on the last day of therr drrve that the completed sales were lUU8 Success' A few days later the sales b ll rang up book numb r l U14 lntervrewrng nearly all the busr ness houses ot Brllrngs Hrchmond Allan advertrsrng manager and those under hrm also attarned therr goal n ads and put the book on a sound frnancral basrs Durrng all thrs prctures were con stantly berng sent rn copy was be rng wrrtten new thrngs were added and pages were Juggled so that no school event would be omrtted Room 2l5 was busy as a beehrve students were workrng together and enroyrng rt There were some tough trmes some narsh words brought on by the constant tensron and rush but all rn all wrth Mr Harsch s gurdance rt was a good experrence for everyone Last weeks ot rushrng and horrr ble frantrc worry are over You have rt the 1948 Kyote Annual Lrterary Staff STANDING tLeft to Rrghtl Gus Anton, Don Stanaway, Jrm Reynolds, Duck Fletcher, Betty Joyce East luck Lynn Urnon SEATED Audrey Olson. Jan Hartley luterary edrtor Helen Berlrn sky Jeannette Culbertson Mountlng Staf tLeft to Rrghtj Phyllrs Fulton, Joan Grover, Joyce Cornlng SEAT ED Helen Krone, Thelma Robbms, Jacr Harrison Pat Carnall, Jean Aukms, Mnllre Collrer Advertxszng Manager Sales Manager R1Ch Allan W g 4 'ff 14, 4 7' Ilm Reynolds Gro v i j UM? Lxterary Edrtor Ianet Hartley Mr Henry Harsch trrghtl rs ad vrser for both the Kyote paper and annual Wrthout hrs untarlrng gurdance, hrs even temper and the lrttle push we often need, the B H S publrcatrons would certarn ly never attarn any degree ot suc cess, nor would workrng on erther staff be the trne and educatronal experrence rt now rs So we say, Thanks, Mr Harsch Maybe we have never told you, but we thrnk you're 'tops' Page One Hundred Seven l - I 1 1 f' f A I H . . A X . A Q , H rt Y ,,, ',,, r f 1 rg. -,nh , , pl - , 'Y I .J ' A rain '-' . ff ' l I Wg, 3.43. . a 'L - ,, U I ff xi? ' .fr , Qzlrimf S .4 A ' U t' ' GW K 4 ' 'I ',.. ' V. r fr 9, ft ,Q . . , . r fy wwf 'gf ,bf ' , , I L I 2 1 I W W .kb V, f fu I Qs, J . r - , . . V 9 9 I - L . . .- U. f , . . 1 1 'l , . . 5 M '. f ' ' r . I - . I , ' ' Y ' v . , 1 3 I V, I 7 3 A I I ' : I I 4 ' u , r . - I - I I - , 1 ' I . ledds b M,Qgx3ai.ww. Mr. S. C. Richards After two and one-half years here at Billings high school, Mr. Richards is still going strong. As one of the busiest mem- bers of the faculty, he spends only the first period at the high school teaching the band how to make music together. Then, he puts on his hat and coat and rushes to all the schools in Bil- lings to instruct them in the art of banding FIRST ROW tLeft to Rightl-Harold Harvey. Gareld Krieg, Toni Boyle. Barbara Brokaw. Phyllis Fischbach, Jim Orr. Joy Judkins, Alayne Copeland. Jean Aikins, Irene Farrell. SECOND ROW-Dan Williams, Allen McConnaughey, Ro- setta Rush, Mary Virginia Smith, Lewis Pen- well, Danny Danielson. Winston Tustison. De- lores Walter. Buzz Brusletten, Delores Tossett. Glenn Kautz. Harold Carlson. Gordon Curran. Susie Johnson, June Fairburn. Shirley Spooner, Fred Johnson, Marilyn Nichol. Pat Bertleson. Iona Morton, John Kaltenbach, Dorothy Ward. Stanley Brooks, Brent Thomas. THIRD ROW- Millie Collier, Pegqy Straiqht. Fred Welsh. Art Madsen, Loretta Nelson. Donna Stahl, Charlene Claxton. Tony Hertz. Jerine Grimstad. Bob Or- ton, Bud Brattlie, Fred Day. Don Vladic, Wayne Nelson. David Leuthold, Sherwood Pratt. Wayne Hanson, Harold Doolen, Don Stanaway, Lewis Willhite, Leatha Boggess. Carol Carter, Law- rence Olson, Jim Reynolds. Don Davis. Page One Hundred Eight and at B. H. S. Band Performs at Championship Grid Game ' ' lfliggll 13111111 Freezing hands and noses were a common occurrence when the band drilled early on frosty mornings during football sea- son. Sophomores were teased, while toes froze, about learning marches, drills and formations. With all this practice the half-time performances were splendid. As the whistle was blown by the drum maiorette the band moved onto the field, doing snappy drills and spelling out names and forming objects. What a boost to school spirit and enthusiasm the pep band was with its renditions of Beer and Hail at the home bas- ketball games. Popular and semi-popular tunes were played between the quarters and during time-outs, giving a lively feel- ing to all of us. 'W y S 1 A ? f i ' Q f 5 4 t f f ? A 2 6 5 . , 13 Q, ...,n,.j fb V M N wl'f2-mai-any-Q ' mn-firf..,g. f3s.n.. .vu x. .Wg X A f' wma W , V MQ '- .w.r f-QE ' Q E 5 f , , , WF' 'w,-3 lv : if 5529 sv R 2 Q 9 , fkvg V , we 4, ' , 5. 1 Q ivy. lfsgsaf E x ,fi Whisk- . , 11 'L :iv J' 'PQ fi Var-if X '1 5 Q A V - yi, . , I 1 d I Leoxa Albrecht Pfest en Page One Hundred Ten Fag TWITICTS B l-l S flag twtrlers can always be ognlzed by then beautlful orange and olack flags The twrrlers proudly strut and carry thetr flas TY banners at football and bask ball games assenlbnes and parades T IS year the group IS larger tl an ev before for tt has slxteen grr s cna ea on excellent twtrler ln years before the flags and oatons have worked together but thr year ore t an ever they have combtned forces for some good shows ln aadrtron to Just twtrhft gether all the twrrlers pres ntea l-lawauan game and also at t Thanksglvmg day charnprow shlp game The flag twtrlers traveled to Great Falls to twtrl fo the Bll hngs football game Great Falls wel omed the group and t e grrls really enroyed th1s tn Startrng the basketball sea son the batons and flags offered a splend1d double rou ttne that really made a blg hrt wrth the spectators There was a specral sweetheart halftrne show at the Butte bask tball game b cause rt was on Va en hne s Day Several dancmg numbers were presented and the flag twrrlers formed a beau trful background To chmax flee basketball season the flags and flee batons twrrlea at Bozeman Mrss lean Smrtn tne grou sponsor and Vtrgrnfa Bowe have both helped the grrls very much V1rg1n1a taught the g1rls the dances that they presented at several affalrs TOP PICTURE FRONT ROW tLeft to Righty Betty Basye Leola AI brecht Shnrley Reese SECOND ROW Audrey Olson Bunny Feeder Duane Worthington BOTTOM PICTURE FRONT ROW tLeft to Rnqhtj Roberta Stevens Bev Peterson Carolyn Romama SECOND ROW Perduda MCC:-ea Duane Weth eratl Loss Weeks Mavus Sknnner C , . . ' , ' r ' rec- T 1 , . . , Q,- , , y .,. r , , ' ' f is . ' C21 ts i I ,, ,, ANN 'T' Q ' s ni A 'A ' I ' ' ' T ' Qr cj ice a special show at the Bobcat- ' . 41-Fx T T A 1, ' ' ' 'p. A . r - e Q. ' . 1 ' ' 1 , ' p's , A v , ' . Baton Twlrlers Aadrngl to t e color ot our pand we ave ep 4 ste rlng baton twrrlers They as fl years rave entertarned at t at t es o opt all and basketball ga r es AlSO tt ey rave pertornaed tn parades and at several assernblres 'V 1 s year t e flag and baton twrrlers have lork d togetoer and have really put on son e wonderful snows At tne Bobcat Hawauan football ganre the twrrlers presented a hula dance Mrss El eanor .3-later taught the grrls thls tradrtronal natrve dance Later tn the football season at the champronshrp game the twrrlers dtd an lndlan dance rn accord wtth the Thanksgrvrng halttrrne show put on by the band Tnere were ten twrrlers thrs year under the sponsorshrp ot peen proud to have baton twtrl ers for many years but ea h year they add new and dttterent attracttons ln order to grve therr unrforrns a flamboyant and for rnal appearance each twrrler sewed black seaurns on her unr orn Along wrt tle flag twrrlers the baton twlrlers pertorrned at Bozernan when Btlllngs played a basketball game there To get er they executed a snarpy drrll and trtcky routlne to enter tatn the Bozeman audren e Many aours ot practrce were undertaken by tlns group espe rally lust p fore perforn ances l , u eve dropped lnto e GY a 30 rn t e rnorntng you propaply would have seen the tfvrrlers g rng tl rough varrous a l s and outr rt err Q Q QWQ TOP PICTURE tLeft to Rughtj Rae Dennus Marcla Mulvaney Marlene Moorberg BOTTOM PICTURE Mary Elle Mullowney Dona Fulton Elalne Ma son Marlene Schlauch Mary Lou Stroeher IQCkle Selvldqe Pr esxdem Page One Hundred Eleven O ' f o ' it o 5 ' , ' ' 7 , ts.. ztlfrz cp, , . , s ln fQYIIL5 ' c -, l T, ' lie n ll- lr:L-c ft'- b l. ' o T ics. l L1 r ' Q. L l t. , A. c V ,Q l X l ' A A . l . ' t f. .. Mrss lean brnrth. B. H. S. has , , A , X., t .L . , 1. ' ' c . I - c' l ' e A 1 . 'f yo' r A, ' Q. th :ti t7: ' lt r ' ' Q - o' .1 1. ' rtns I nes fo 2 corn- :W Q -.r -. - E n SEATED 1Leftto Righty-Joan Orvis. Betty Rumph. James Smdelar. Jimmy Brewer. Helen Berlrisky, Virgmia Geiken. Ruth McCracken. SECOND ROW-Wilvvia Glantz. Harold Hr:-vey. Mr. Thomas L. Madden. Gus Anton, Stella Critelll. Alice Betz. Delores Bandy. NOT PICTLJRED-Jim Crr, Dorothy Ward. B. H. ti. cJl'C'lli'SlI'll B. ll. S. lliorus Under 1: av supervzrieri Qt Lis :if fqgiefftcr V. it:,g,rtit a szryi, two say w.ii.f,i never fra, Txariias L. Madaert, E. QfL'ft 'li'IIf1 :minted Vv7iii,i,titC1sat,I t:.c- iisza wf.fi1lfx fri-VC! up agairi t:.is year ',-.' gil.:if-wg,rQriLis'c. AQt2.Qztiq:, Wz.er1 tliirpfgs ge 'egg a mar. aiiit get a Ciie ai tlte siiiallest qraiiis 1:1 tile sf':.i,ol, this frieria, orchestra lias some remarkably iirie talent. Witliaut a sorta. At the Missoula festival a number ef aur are Tliese words have been the Lrxspiratiai lor Ciestra rrierribers took first div1s1en ratirxgs. They tlie liiazi class of Cliarus liave :Lad this year. were loam Crvis, Betiy Csfiess aria Stella Crt- Tliese wards reriresezit tire 'ay aria satsfaetiari tell, ter riaxa sales' Betty Rurgiptli aria learn Cr- eacl :xerriber las delves irszrg sizzqiria i:1 tire vis, viciiri1-piasglgcxi.UrV1?,Eetiy Ftigfrpgf , Stella firotxr. CfllGlll Cllld lUTlGf QJTVlF, Flflflfj Qllflllilf lCIll9f PQI IUQHY gf 1551 gfjyjgjrgggrgy hgqimg flip Orvis, laaii Qrvis aria Betty Qsriess, stririq trio. M0331 Qmoygbio 5,,,,iOd of 121.9 535154 They 911303, lri addition to tlie aistrirht lf3?l1VL1lC'l Laurel, the working taqetlzfiir arid twey tlirivl pit tim CCIlSlSl' orchestra presented a fiaiicert April l3, 1:1 winicli eritly Cheerful UlYI1OSITi.GY9 XNf1l'f'. gs sc the iuiiior Ftgqli scliesl azcyestra iairiea, sary lfi their liqltter tyre gf tails? an is v The Pirates of Penzance Colorfuleethat is the word to describe the Little Theatres pro duction of The Pirates of Pen zancef' The operetta's plot was an unusual one, being a satire on the customs of the Elizabethan period. At the outset of the mu sical drama, Frederic CEarl Er icksonl is about to leave his fel low pirates who are led by the Pirate King Clack Dabnerl an Lieutenant Samuel fBill Bender? Actuated by a sense of duty Frederick lEarI Fredericksonj sings Heres good luck to Fredericks Frederic Sets out to Sqmmon The ventures Frederick s out of his indentures police against the prrates, but not before he meets Mable CD CAST lores Bandyl and becomes infat lk , mu. e ,. uated. Mable has arrived with s -1 1 'ii fi K S H' f X 6 L' . . 1 leurs 'it 1 Q ce e 1 iti and sine Nluixn her SISTGTS Whom the PITCITGS uldinghim Plth llunnx Nlfvshrll h t ' I ID f 1 lx IG er S9129 llllllf tl: f ii mf' ll ir e l is in ,H mo After a long search, the po H.. ittinnk r nw e t. lice, led by the Sergeant CStan QW 1 A WN Q ' ' , ' ' X ley Torrencel, capture the pi em it U s .X rates. However, they are quick gmffll N NU 'Q N , Yi ly released because they are ck Q . N 1 xfl uns dl P d mu-Q if es QI s iltei Hn Q Suppose Y G HO 9 men- re nnlfl Schxxcrik I fb I i is in e i P mu-1 H1 eric has previous been remind 'l ' Nhlllfl ' N fc ' ' ' , , 1 U Lt 1 's r- l 1 1 ed by the pirates mold iDonna em. Mosbaughl that he was born on February 29. Therefore, he is not legally twenty-one and must remain in his indentures with the pirates, or else neglect his duty, an unthinkable act for The Slave of Duty. Consequently Frederic kept Mable and the pirates, her sisters. Moreover, the consent of the daughters' father CCollyer Bowenl was given. This everything turned out well in the plot and in the colorful production of The Pirates of Penzance. FIRST ROW 4Left to Righty-B. McConne- h . D. Bandy P. Hall. S. Jones G. Robinson H, Gilbert. P. Doto D. Magilke E. Linderman. R, McCracken, D. Howald. L. Plouvier, R. Howe . Post. D. Strait. J. lsrae. G. Harri . H. Mor- on, M. urkland. . Doo s. . dqley. C. Buckner. H. R. Eubanks, J. Dabner. P. Kolstad. SECOND ROW-G. Swecker. D. Dunn, V. Slet- ten. Y. Lissa. B. Brokaw. A. Bender. . Thorpe. D, Thompson. B. Downs. P. Powers. . Luding- on. D. n lehardt, G. Rue . . Hoffer. A. Schwenk. S. Torrence. R. Nelson. C. Romee. M. Waddinaham, E. Boone. L. Freiburger, M. Mc- Kay, M. Barickman, B. Dirkes. J. Hargraves. THIRD ROW-P. Forquer. J. Paul. B. Cattnach, , R se. J. u son. . H rris. J. Mort n. . oke. L. Partridge. D. Kaser. . Stevig. . Brewer. B. Bender. D. Asay. C. Bowen, J. Dab- n r. B. Greer. P. Montgomery. J. Janney, N. Bennetts. D, Docks. D. Mosbaugh. B. Suiter. A. Hellyer. J. Corning. D. Olsen. FOURTH ROW- J. Patrick. D. Shamanoff. B. Stout. L. Erb. C. Cooke. E. Pappas. N. Throop. L. Benner. A. Betz. E. Erickson. J. Englehar-dt. H. Harvey. D. Fletcher. L. Heins, T. Welch. G. Snell. D. Hart- ley R. Anderson. B. Troxel. J. Dreier. D. Hoff- r. D. Gloege, E. J. A en. I. Hornun . N. Bris- tor. B. Osness. G. Holets. Page One Hundred Thirteen Cheer Leaders tLeft to R' BACK ROW 1Left to Rughty Plnky McCallie Grace Jones Lorna Nelson Pansy Ott Mary Lois Bollngbroke FRO Jacl H NT ROW arrlson Herby Smith Mm H3FfWIg Backbone ot our school sp1r1t and leaders o the pep squad whlch helps Bronc teams to v1c tory those are the 1mportant pos1t1ons held by the cheerleaders From the mrddle of su track s n through y pract1ced led cheers and aught the student body the yells They were always there at all the games and pep ralhes -always out rn tront when 1t came to g1v1ng the teams a lltt toward that fmal w1nn1ng score They brought many new yells mto our de pleted number such as Shortcake Add Up the Score and ls He Good? and of course Page One Hundred Fourteen f led the old tavor1tes lrke Br Conga a d B1ll1ngs n Rah Whenever y was the order they there to pltch 1n and help when the team was behlnd they were the ones who sparked the student body onto cheer harder and harder They were the ones who welcomed v1s 1t1ng schools and helped us t1on w1th galn a good reputa out of town students A1 conducted themsel ways they ves well when they were rn another town to represent ou these reaso r school For all ns we were mlghty r cheerleaders of 47 If R l y u A I I an assembl , - were all ' ' 5 ' mmer right o ' , eason, the ' , , ' t . . ' - p oud ot you, and 48. tghtj Pnnky Mc Callie, Jan Hudson, Jac: Har rison. Herby Smith wig P , Mln aHrt , ansy Ott and Mary Loss Bolingbroke. Thus scene from the Christmas formal, sponsored by AK, shows the gaiety of the affair. Besides the fun of dancing the soles rught off your shoes. there was an impromptu community sing 'II forget that no one ws C GYQ il Tra mon ar dance l 'a 1 oe I aut' LU Q some us ones T CV Pres r a s cu Furl lovers D rl lc ant fe la es 1 U Gcffy Tradition -v td Pg G' l Ll 4l AQ QL C DCIQ CITY 17 VT QO Gil TICICDT P QGYI 'l Of Q91 O 'WY 'TCQL Q PYYY' Q at IgG rr:- LAYQ IG cm. W eoxs balel-lx -. e mad aa T 'le of the s V ry ye-ar 1ST A tsl as GWP4 T1 'lO'V But rea lv cur s t eellrg ol e on s a t seemmqy mle e e or Q np. 1- ns good for Seems leap year the gurls morale because they a record has year at e S me Hawkuns Day dance s more couples attended Good o Seem than ever before Sadie' awl oral v' UQ CI rvc CIIQCI U C1 Qv- Qc ur-dred Fi te ns Day ana Page One H Bn , fic f I sy. A ' ' set 1 th , adl ' . ' E . ld I .. d - .- .tie lt1. S.Tl'1SY ,ellce Ili - C Ol - 1. Hia-1 se 5'-stef.: Clase. -a U a Ti 'A 'Y ' -9' JC V 4-PA ' e e ' :Ei A , smalig li the li ll- t t W 'L V9 ' :QR Cverlccked' ehr'-'rx -. Vflth them robes Qi the C 'les T of -r the . , -' grtipsrtam W' H1-Q IH their H Mas, and ire :la l.:l1aa',' -Suas re- rtieii '-- are Cf ' . ees- the 11.1 -- .1 r eelicl q through the halls the theres zrijsrzits grant, the Ch.1-l1i1a- fm.-al, with sc rziaay .A itat scsi forasttei. alurim A- --ext and fe -P' me aan:-s, where W , .. N H , K , y Y W- . .-W, ,-W -. N .Q ,-.,.. pe I1 Q- y- Lf. love two cr tri.-e tlrties. Z A -, '?S' AA f,'Vr'Mf't 'i W' Aa We .SPST of ciccl. Tie srixes DIST-lZ18f1lSlIiI2'-'E 2 L.-, . -A li ite sro'-Jd ' 'lll alwa - rneri- he f l' l 4 acc-'i fellcwslilp and x-:xi-or-lsse 5 e h ' skins af Ili ' cj- cn N a - a L- B C- re s'1ll cu. choice at qarties, all the 1l.- ' the qleaxg li tlie eyes Cf trluiti- Q 1 l' A th1:i,- Ii titiake :ur scliaclaria jsft .. rt. le- hat rilaftt. all th YH K me- cf xt the very best, , . . Mable W 1 del1 at cue yes and tavlry olotde a1r tte cufva ous Mable capttvat s the lutterrnq learts re entranced males y her telodlous sonqs When Iohn Kelly rn troduced the celebrated Mable the result was the opposlte The mop harr and lanky Iohn were hllarlous entertam ers tor the strat Lelf absent star Or wct a mmut lt seems that Iohn and Mable are the same per on Assemblles Before Anaconda Before the Turkey Day qame a mock trlal was held ot Brllmqs o pon ents Amld screams ot lauqltt r auaa mem bers representrnq our adversarres Csuch as Ka tre Kalrspellb walked aamtlly before the court and sat down ara elul ly whrle they gave their evldence The Law yer was Dolly Adams and Beverly Borqen act ed as Judqe Alter much dellberatlon the decl cron was reached Brl llnqs should wrn Page One Hundred Suxteen Stanaway and Trombone The Old Gray Mart Amt What She Used to The assembly audr ence was entertamed DY toe versatrle Don Stanaway who came t trough wltn ms tele of toot playrnq Thrs 1S an excellent example of the student co operatlon and partr cxpatron 1n our assem blles The entertalnment IS tops the talent rs ex cellent the show a suc cess That s our school I itl 'c .e 'lt e 'W' .1 -Q E1 l , . ce 4 f ,' L - of tl c ar coo ,Q , xr . ' I f ,LQ I1 rl ' xw y 'T . .1 y . D A , V, s . ,, 9 . , ' L ,, Be. , , . , 1, , -L -1, 1-s - . I - I A - , , , VN . fd . .e, s .A - f- Q A ' ,, c J Bronc Formal Key club sponsored a new klnd ot formal tb1s year and members lmoce that m future years 1t mam B l-l S traclltlons One mqbt m mtd No vember tne qym was the scene ol a football tteld The effect was made by crepe pa er yard lmes and qoal posts. ln honor ot tbe toot- ball team the Bron For- mal ts just a wonderful memory and will never be torqotten. Dance After Blllmqs Bozeman Game One of the best atter me qa e dances was sponsored by K1 l9l1C club Tlnronqs ot stu dents lncludmq tne Bozeman Pep club dan ed to tbe muslc ot tne Blue Flames and en Joyed tne floor sbow Walt Potter was mas ter ot ceermonles Floyd Werle amused the crowd wltb lrus own mteroreta tlons and the double sextet aqam made a bla Dance After Billings- Helena Game Alter tlte victorious Helena - Btlttnqs qanre the tans, Helena quests a d teams atte.de a ep club sponsored dan e. The Btllinas crowd aan ea wltli 1. cy ts 'einq tha En were n he top end o. tne sco e. Dances after rootball qames were always a b1q success and you can count on Pep club to come tnru with Hdoozief' Page One Hundred S-venteen . L ' F , A . nit. will become one ot the c l n P d T' P Yx c ' ' .tad som , b ' t trey o t t r J 1 'S B a W' Top Let's go home' C nter Prcuse ye, Broncs! BOllO'I1 Learn to Dnvel Page One Hundred Enghteen chool If tid 1 11 1 lfl ery tak sc oo un crqettable Remember all those le W 'I 'c D knees screamed Pra1se ye Broncs ron Q ow l at t ma 11 1 ave bee saymq crazy Broncs Part of school hte 1S those ever so stow clccks 111 every room lust a tnnute before the bell every eye IS qlued on the clock 1t moves shqhtly and the room IS suddenly empty Then the b ll rmqsl Nobody ever forgets the mad rush to assefn bhes and then s1tt1nq w1th three people packed 1nto one seat l-low many can forget those across the cateter1a table noon conversat1ons'? School brmqs exammahons and nervous stu dents suffertnq from lGSl1l1S Those hve m1n utes between classes always seemed to be the rwly nhgnr-Q for the love stck stead1es to drown the1r sorrows School hte mcludes those extra spectal soctal atfa1rs dances d1nners and partles These are tl1e l1ttle thmqs that make school hte These are also the thtnqs that w1ll never be forqotten Abd' , , N. M vs VT 3 T 's 1 ,V Iv V Q y M fx' J 5 l 3 I Vllfillllftl f:1 1,1111 ., ,Q hir' can ll ,il so IIICIAY tl' g1a:f that ir'1real'ty1t cludes ev- , titlnq trpat illql. ' , ,W l I T A 0 b L, .. 1 1 A ' A . , 1 1 1 so t- 5 term-en 1n1t1at1ons when the E ne rioml ers on then W? Little did the U B C- kn 1 tt hey t1 ' E 1 , ' s IT ' N4 T T 4 I , 4 V 11 W rl I A L. Y, X ' c . e ' . T V A , . Life rw ' QW G45 f' 1 'Q' 'K' ' rf J W-xx lf-31 I qi f nl x' 4 'Ly KAY- OAT and KY-OAT Upper Riqht fI'm hungry! Center Riqhtf Excused? Lower Right Chorus Sings Christmas Program. Below Mus! be interesiing! ' xvurf F1 - ,..o Classes at Work Nut Crackers to Motors Are Made Here Artlcles made rn machrne shop ln clude everythtng from a slmulated nut cracker to two model steam en glnes The brggest proJect was a motor drrven f1l1ng machtne Each boy was responslble for maktng one or two parts Much work 15 done for other departments a steenng gear shaft was made for auto shop tools for wood shop and art classes and a few of the boys worked on baton handles for the twlrlers He May Bu11d Your House Some Day ln thls class you w1ll fmd boys eager to learn all they can about car penter work Whether they go 1nto carpentry as a professton or Just rn tend to be a handyman around the house they w1ll frnd wood shop an tnvaluable asset They become famthar w1th all types of wood worktng machrnery and wood A Certaln amount of thls knowledge 15 requ1red before the boys are allowed to beg1n the1r pro Jects Page One Hundred Twenty To Make cr House cz Home TUG ara of an 1deal woman rs to make tae whole world homehke Tlns perhaps best explalns why so many gtrls ln Mrs leannette Schlb tad s home ec classes work hard at learmng throughout the year the tnmgs that wrll be tmportant to them ater Smells of burnrng food and acmng shoulders after a long session of r1p plng testlfy to thetr mlstakes but after all rts all 1n the process of learnlng Prepcmng for Tomorrow s Busmess World Tloese tuaents you see here are eagerly prepar1ng for a career m commerclal educatlon as tomorrow s bus1ness men and women Even those students who do not follow a commerclal Career w1ll flnd typlng an rnvaluable a1d Both f1rst and second year typlng are taught and shorthand 1S requlred for second year work Classes at Work Doctors Pre-nonymous! Sorrie day some ot these students shown here in the biology class will be doctors and nurses, or niernbers ot other fields ot biology. This class Just teaches then. the basic facts and fundamentals of the subiect. After a certain amount ot bookework, they are ready to start dissecting. Special sets were purchased by sorne ot the students tor this purpose, and there were olenty ot specirnens from grass- iote vers to sharks and cats Biology Q asses are under tie instruct on ot W B Auk r rari and lo n Elting They W111 Help Shape Future Art With Dick Knoche as model these students show 'tow an art class siends its tinie Learning the prin cirstes of color and design t e stu dents are aortyirig t teir knowledge to canvas Mr EarlBa1ley an artist in his own riglt teaches these stuaents now to do hiurnan tigures trorn tne first rude sketc es to tne last finishing details e e or ' We Make Them Run Again Probably the rnost rnanly or all eiasses in B H S is auto srion By nofv witn all tl e year cornnleted th boys have Ceased looking tor spark olugs in Diesel engines tiunting around town for a niotor t at s rniss g etc i yre exoerien ed now W' know t is C3 auset ey get twi e a a ty as t rev usea to Tr e tel ows ar contented as nec ianicss go Do You Need Help on Your Income Tax e dustri us stua nts i tured ere a e in one ot rs aBruegg so o ee i g asses re ev everyt g about unda o ktce g o V auals a l ous ne-sses aria ar rrrns n o is one year c urse states r Bruegger t e s.uaent st ou d we re ared tor o ioetent a g o fry kirsa o oo-cke neg Page One Hundred Twenty one V V, , , .M ,N V ' . V, V . . . V c .. V Q., N cl i , t :. 'W Vx I I I V , , , .V. . V 'fV . ' Qt - 1 u, - , . ' . I . , 4 I W I 4 my U i A, 1 X 1 . Y. Y V 4 h Q ' ' V '. Q z A ,i . Vo. . 2953 Z V a . . . ,5 , A, V f 'ix r l l , K f w D Q M , ., , V . A V I e ' - . r . :L - . ' -- E W , , in , . :ze V I rc . ,Q Ly ' P as 'C 'W slir 'HV V' . '1,.Vl V Q . , ' W z Q f v Bookkeeoers? Accountants? We.l - -easiest, 'lie ina ' e e oc. E1 V re ' r M . Ver V erpk o kk son cl - - whe t'sV iearn V V. Qiin ' . 'lie f ntentals of b ol l ceprn t r Lnal 1' , sri l. ' 1..V -VV, . ' I ge ..V. 'At tne CCIYliCl3flC.. I th- V- . o V c M s. . 'fu in '. i ba H , ..Vs .. . V p jo c TI- r li ndiin t ' a.' fb if Classes at Work Learning Keeps the Mmd Alxve For matertal on anythmq from the blrth of lultus Caesar to a certam poem by Nalt Wh1tman for rnterest ma f1ct1on or rnformatrve non f1ct1on or Just to escape the norse and clamor of study hall the ltbrary s the place An average of 385 students a day spend thetr study period 1n the lt brary Alded by Mrss Elza Huffman ltbrartan and her staff 4 868 books are kept avatlable to the student body here Future Farmers at Work These boys are vocatronal aartcul ture students and have actual ex per1ence as well as book larntn Operatrnq and matntalnrnq farm ma ch1nery and equtpment 1S tauqht tn farm shop The boys rn the ptcture have learned to use a torae and do acetylene and arc weldtnq All sorts of carpenter work are put rnto prac ttce, and actual repatr and servrctna are done on tractors and trucks Pege One Hundred Twenty two Where There s Llfe There s Hope Fvery s ltoolday t e mdefattgabte coa he Mr Roy Mortn and Mr Btll Lazettch keep the aym ertods ack ed wtth fun ln wrnter aym students are not al lowed to play out ot doors e football aets too wet' But tndoors they play qames slmtlar to football at least tn respect to the brutses re ce1ved Stmply alance at thts ptcture and you wtll see the love of competttton the alertness team work and sptrlt Btlhnas htah Future Drcrftsmen Enqmeers Under the qutdance of Mr T Pur cell ftrst and second year classes 1n mechanrcal drawma are recetvtnq careful trarntnq Most boys are really enthustastrc about the course and work wholeheartedly at tt Often the more ambtttous students work problems that are presented tn col lege courses on archttectural and machtne drawlnq A V I - I I . . . ' 'tf' 'rf-r :., , c ,igc Q lf , A ' cr s, . . AQ' J , ' ' F vs ' rs H 4,5 5 I - - - bf rv ' . . . th 4 I I , t ' ' . which are undeniably in the boys of Q . X , 1 I Q 0 0 W.. - l ' ' on rgjflt , ' I , , . . . . . U Classes at Work These Gxrls Are Ahve tast qarn o 5 e aoall lS on y one ot t e excrtlnq act1v1t1e5 that ao on tn the an 5 hy tca d lasse under the dre tton ot M155 l.1ll1an Cervenka ln adartlon to tne cond1 tlonlnq that ay lasses QIVQ the qrrls reahy enloy olaymq qames and learnmq basketball softball or ten nrs Along w1tn tte s orts hyqtene lS taught once every two weeks The qtrls learn the ess nt1al5 of qood Today s Students Tomorrow s Sclentrsts ln tlr15 chemlstry lab many hours ot fun as well as learnlnq are DTOV1d ed for students 1nterested 1n th1s rm portant sublect Under the 1nstruct1on of Mr C E Borberq tney are prepar 1nq themselves for careers 1n scrence ln the lab are conducted some very rnteresunq expernnents tn Whlch the students become expert at worktnq wrth many chermcals unfam1l1ar to most Edxsons Deforests Lcmgmuus May Come From Thrs Group Under the drrectlon of Mr Fred Kaser and Mr Earl L Colhns these boys study the scrence of physrcs We say boys but 1n real1ty there are a few qrrls 1n some ot the classes Whether or not the qrrls are there to study the SCIQHCG of matter motlort and energy could be debated There are no members of the tarrer sex tn th1s partlcular Class From the Ground Up Avratton rnechamcs 15 a fa1rly mod ern class ID the schools of Amenca A B Green orqanlzed th1s class rn B1ll1nqs Semor Hlqh School several years aqo After h1s death 1n Decem o r l945 C H Corey took over as tnstructor The class memb rs rece1ve two credlts for three hours of work, and thelr classroom IS a hanqar at Btlhnqs alrport Page One Hundred Twenty three I A.. A. ...e . ,Coe l f QA. 'rl pfs le C. 5 ' lo lCQ . u - . mo ', , , r r '. ' 'L 11 ,o , ' . Ve, ,, heattn. . , . l . , ' , . . , , A , . .Q V, ,.. . 9 , therr faces Frank Rathman 1S a doctor he three books at a trme then take them out and Class Who IS thrs merry fellow Wrth the brrght frre ln h1s eye? He has srmply sat and chuckled As the days were flymg by lust see h1m swell w1th radlance He tW1nkles trll we fear he ll fall The secret s out He calls to us By luplter lll tell 1t all So luprter 1t rs who lrfts the ve1 And sees our destlny So never frown on Iup1ter He holds your prophecy lack Rothwell and Harry Rux are workrng 1n a clock factory maklng faces LaVerne Par trldge and loan Patr1ck are s1ng1ng for the Super Suds program Marge Olson IS a com edlenne she makes the people laugh Allen Pederson and Howard Patterson are st1ll chas 1ng ralnbows Lewrs Penwell 1S downhrll champlon for the Olyrnplc Skl meet ln l954 Pansy and Wendell Ott are st1ll brother and slster Dave Parker has lost hrs hearlng What' Wrth those ears? Bette Par1sh and Pro hecy Urban Roth IS an undertaker An uncanny 1ob no doubt Gene Peterson IS a pug1l1st He also lays them out Cynthra Lewrs Harrret Novas1o lune Mc Crea and Dons Olson head a g1rls school 1 Alaska whrch specrahzes rn DOISG and d1gn1ty ln everyday hte Bob Mammen has establlsh ed a home for aged edrtors but IS cons1der1ng expandrng 1t to benef1t hrs under assoclates on the New York Sun as well Cllnton Mc Farland IS very happy 1n hrs new pos1t1on as honorary presrdent of Grrls State 1n Wyo mlng Asrde from keeplng her lrttle cottage 1n Laurel lv1olly McMull1n substrtutes for tlne g1rls gym rnstructor 1n the local school lt IS not hard to guess Lorna Nelson s occupa t1on She has a horse ranch near Laramle Wyomrng Corky McCarv1ll has settled down 1n Harlowton after resrgnrng her pos1t1on as prrvate secretary to the governor of Montana Mary l.esl1e has gone 1nto busrness w1th Na d1ne lennmgs and Mary Platt They conduct a Women s bowllng alley and tra1n1ng center Duane McCurdy IS maklng great prof1ts on e1ther kllls or cures qcommued on Page 128D And We Mlght Ad Another Kyote Annual IS off the presses Class of 48 brds farewell to ol B H S and leaves the 1nst1tut1on w1th 1ts memorr s and tradrtlons to the countless classes to follow A year book IS publlshed a class graduates the course of human events moves on Most students take therr class annual for granted would b 1nd1gnant and dlsappolnted 1f ome year they drdnt get one Adv1ser of the 1ournal1sm department would b plagued w1th complalnts the adm1n1strat1on would be attacked and the tudents would demand to know why there was no year book Its not the Journallsm department nor the admlnrstratlon nor the edltor and hrs staff that make the annual possrble lt 1Sll'19fI19I'1dlY cooperat1on of the buslness people of the crty who subscr1be for advertlslng space Take a look at the flgures To publlsh one thousand of these books 1t costs more than S4 600 They sell for three dollars aplece ln other words the adver t1sers pay between 35 to 40 per cent of the annuals cost It IS obvlous then that wrthout the support of the establ1 hments here1n represented there could be no annual Make a specral effort to patromze the concerns that made the year book posslble Ment1on that you saw they were represented 1n the Kyote and thank them for the1r help The 1948 Kyote Annual wlll b read by over slx thousand persons before September of thrs year lt w1ll be broused thru and reread countless tlmes 1n the years to come Last year Judges on the CIll1CGl Servrce of the Natronal S holastrc Press Assoc1at1on ranked the Kyote Annual the h1ghest rn 1lS class from Montana among the annuals ent red for publlshed ratmgs Clrculatron and qualrty of the publlcatlon make 1t a worthwhlle advert1s1ng lnvestment We of the advertrsmg taff hope we have b en of SGTVICG to you Thank you krndly for your cooperat1on and support Ad Manager R1ch Allan Ad Staff Dolly Adams Harold Doolen Kenneth Ta1t Mm Hartw1g Gay Vannoy Page One Hundred Twenty four , 1 I l I I l ' I ' I A - ' ' ' . 1. 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N r - X l gQ1' f ,, 1 .L xl Q J 1 if fx: Lx, J - Q11 4-'N Page One Hundred - ' I I I REX LAUNDRY ' and DRY CLEANERS Speedy 6 EIIICISIII Servrce Send Your Laundry to Us 21 S Broadway Phone 3878 We Dehver - - 'Q 'ff'-.f0t,t, 'Q'4-Q44-4-'v'-,'f--4-0- Rose Marie 'Winkler was working at the public library. A small shaver presented CI well-worn, dirty volume at the return desk. Rose Marie glanced at the book, looked at the size of the boy, and remarked, This is rather technical, isn't it? The boy, halt-defiant, halt' apologetic, retorted, It was that way when I got it ma'am Mrs Galerneau was trying to get her class to understand the coniugation ot verbs When I say I have you have he has she ex plainea I am conlugating the verb Now listen carefully I love you love he loves What is that? Stella Strobel Its one of those triangles when somebody gets shot' Asking for money to finance her writing career Bev Borgen concluded her letter with this recommendation Ive never Written be tore in my life so I ought to be tull of ideasl The minister had called and was holding little Danny Morgan on his lap Minister So you can count Lets hear you Danny One two three tour tive six seven eight nine ten lack Queen King Home Grown Flowers for All Occasions HOPPER S BILLINGS Joe Hopper Next to Woolworth s EMPIRE HEATING and COOLING CO 1309 Dlvlslon Phone 3404 Roofmg Sheet Metal Work Lazy Crazy Traders is 2 I N Trucks 6 Cars Wholesale 6 Retarl QL' Two Lociaitxons f-N First Avenue North an Fourteenth Street 'L BILLINGS MONTANA nv 735 Laurel Garage-Across from Depot LAUREL MONTANA HONEST ROY WILDMAN GARY MADMAN BOB L Page One Hundred Twenty sux I 'I 4 ' ' I 'I 4, ---e- :I 4, :, -,- - - ,, . I 4, ' ,I ,I - . . II 'I 4, I I II ' :I - - - 4, I I I I ' :, ,I . . II . . ,I I . 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'I :I Q Hx :I I 4 ,f I ' I' I ll u .. I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 'I 4, 4, 'I II -- .. II .. .I 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-J - ---- ------ ------- : : ::::---,,,.-.-..--e-,,,.,..---,.,,-.., , , , , , , , , ,,, 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Portralt 0 Vau hns Important People xx hlch IN onlx one of the 60 plus Teen Age Fmumx xxe xe xponsoled the past txxo xeals but ex elx one of oul xoung fmends NK e hope the assoclatlon xx mutuallx en1ox able M? Page One Hundred Twenty seven 'I , I 5 :I I 'I it 'I 'I :I -I x II I P I: . Q 4, if 'I f .5 V I 1- Q 1: , ,5 P .1 f .1 'I 'V 'I I 'I vi,- 4 - ' ' - ' 'I I 'I :I I . , :g 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I C 9 ,I 'I Q 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I . I We mean you teen-agers. Not just the group above. 1: ' . ' v v 1 u v - ' v ' . t - . - . x . , v . . L . I I' 4-. 3 v X. 1- I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I Q S I I 'I 'I 'I 'I ,,,,::,,:,L.,,,...,,,,,,:::,:::,::,,,,,,,.A::,,,:,,::.-:.-,,,k CLASS PROPHECY 4Contl rumlnate the1r contents 1nd1v1dually Paul Mottram has Jomed Charles Llndberg to torrn an excluslve mens dress deslgn busrness They were the f1ISl to lntroduce the new new look 1n men s cloth1ng Iarnes Lund and Betty Io Mollett have establlshed baker1es and are cont1nu1ng the1r old r1valr1es Romelda Mueller lS happrly ra1s1ng a farn1ly and earns her p1n money by DOSIHQ for shampoo ads Don Love and Arthur McDermott are selllng sle1gh bells 1n Puerto RICO Walter Martrn now well known for h1s art1st1c accompllshments 1S 1n Pans study1ng the works of P1casso Astde from b1g league football Bob Malmstad and Ed Lud1ngton are advertlsmg the1r pow ertul phys1ques and how to acqu1re one 1n ten easy lessons and a box top V1ctor Mc Farland and D1ck L1nd are representat1ves of the Amerlcan So1l Conservatlon ASSOC1Gl1OH 1n France Thelr commrssron 1S to sell modern farm lmprovements to the Normandy peas ants Eunlce Martln IS wr1t1ng verse for the Hollman G-reet1ng Card Company Ralph Mc lntyre punctuates them Paula Morr1son 1S hold1ng pT1VGl9 classes 1n French Edna Les ser Mary McClure and V1olet Mrller gather stray bobby pms ret1n1sh them and have hlred Bob Noe as the1r salesman Gerald Nor man S1dne ,I Morse and lack M1ller are pan n1ng gold up Bed Lodge Creek Pat O Donnell dots all the 1 s on the tombstone 1nscr1pt1ons at Mountv1ew Leona Metzger and Martlyn MCKIHHOH devote the1r spare t1me to pa1nt1ng new des1gns for the backs of play1ng cards Eldoreen Logan IS a very effrclent teacher 1n a M1nnesota gxrls school Audrey Olson and LOT1 Moudry are wr1t1ng for the New York Sun the1r department 1S recrpes and ladtes dress patterns We t1nd Dlck McConnen at Colorado 'Womens College as a professor of ph1losophy Dean Maxwell and Danny Mor gan play the leads rn two well known soap operas ln New York we frnd Edna McGra1l Just completlng a course 1n dress deslgn be fore open1ng her own shop back 1n B1ll1ngs Betty Sue Mullowney IS at Warm Sprmgs nurs1ng Don Logan and Ames MCKIHSGY have t1nally chosen a worthy occupat1on They h1re out to tell bedtlme SlOI19S to k1dd1es Gary Matson Henry McClurg and Walter McM1l l1an manufacture left handed monkey wrench handles Edna Monsma Melvllle Moats and M1ldred Marvel run an estabhshment wh1ch creates and sells new names for bab1es Ruth L1ppman and MUIIOH Means are conduct1ng a day nursery and are afflllated wrth the Amertcan Med1cal Assoc1at1on Sh1rley Low Ann Olsen and loan Mossett work 1n a doll clothes factory sew1ng on hooks and eyes 4Cont1nued on Page 129D Zack Studzo extends congratulatlons and best WlSl'l9S to the l948 graduates Q For Portra1ts of D1st1nct1on if 113 North 30th Street Phone 4858 4' Page One Hund ed T e ty e gh! 11.1 11 1 . . . . 1 . . 1 . 11 - L I l l . Il I V 4 l I I I , . 4 n 4 I I 1 I ' 4 . , - ' I . I . 1 Q I - . - 1 1 L - . , . . l I . W . - . . I 1 , 4-:::::::::::::::::.-:::::::::::::::::::::.-::::::::::::::::::.A:::::::::::-, 1' 4 41 4 4 4 4 4 4, I . 4 l I t 44 I 44 t 44 P b P 44 4 1 1 4, 4 44 4 4 41 1 4 41 4 4 4, 4, I' I 4 4 4, 4 4, 1' V ' ,, 32 lr: : 4, 4, 4, I l I I 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4 4 t 1 F N 41 v fi. 2 eg 4 P 44 4, 4, 4, 4, 4 4 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, lt 41 4 4, 4 4, 4 4, 4, 4 4, 4 4, 4 4, 4 ::.-::.-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:: ::::::::.-:::::a r w n - i CLASS PROPHECY 1Conil A DATE FOR THE CLASS OF 48 I take an lnterest 1n hte' I wonder what we re all about'? I Just can t walt t1ll I get old So I can see how I ll turn out Cheerful Cherub Medford Stapleton Alton Smlth and Drck Weldon are plantmg palm trees ln Alaska whrle Iohn Vashler and Ne1l Thompson sell snowshoes 1n Arab1a Somethmg IS sllghtly confused here dont you thmk'? Herbert Sm1th has opened a new school tn Cmcago for all young asprrmg cheer leaders Marllyn S91lZ IS posmg for Drene Sham poo aas Her photographer IS Ronald Shep er Esther Unch Dorothy Tart Phyllls Thomp son and Thelma Wllhelm are learmng the new art of growlng plneapples 1n Montana Don Yost Vernon Vralstad and Marvln Westbrook are successful ranchers Fred Slelbach st1ll has h1s ready smlle and Klngsley Smtth hrs hexght Lyle Sundlne has opened a new theatre rn town Arnold Stone IS h1s chref electrlcran and Betty Stoeltlng and Evelyn Staley h1s ch1et usherettes lean W1ll1amson and Louxse Wlttman are teachlng Chuck Vandelfeegaete Bob Thomp CContmued on Page 1309 In the evenlng ot Iune 9 1958 at 7 o clock you have a date' For at the Northern Hotel rn our crty thre class of 48 wlll have 1lS ten year TGUHIOH The atfa1r wlll be a d1nner dance ac cordmg to Kenny Talt class presldent It ought to be pretty 1nterest1ng to see all the old gang aga1n see how they ve aged tex cept the glrls of course who grow younger looklng every yearl see lt they ve fulttlled thetr plans for the future Yes 1t ought to be pretty tnterestlng Kenny Just wouldnt make a statement on whether or not class members could brlng husbands and wrves but we expect they could be sneaked 1n w1thout much comment from anyone He d1d say all pretty secretar1es would be welcome' So come you of the 48 class from wherever you are you re welcome from bxg places l1ke New York and FTISCO from l1ttle places l1ke Mossmaln and Two Dot trorn tar places l1ke Indla and Greenland and those who stay 1n good old B1ll1ngs are of course welcome too Dont forget' Northern Hotel ballroom at 7 oclock ln the evenrng of Iune 9 1958 B see1n you If you want to lxve to see 90 don t keep look mg for lt on the speedometer Congratulatlons to the Graduates Industrlcll E qu1pment COMPANY W C Hardle xlgl Page One Hund ed Twenty ne 1 . . 1 ' ' ' I I I 7 . - . 1 . . . , . . . 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Lester Streeper 15 engrossed 1n l8 holes of golf Seems he has turned professronal Kerth Thomas Eugene Tldball and Mlke Treanor are hermrts l1v1ng rn a cave hrgh IH the Rockres Ralph Walter supplles them wrth food from h1s lrttle country store once a month Bud Sukln IS the mam attractron rn The Ballet Russe lohn Wlley 1S hrs talented under stud ,f CContmued on Page 1323 Connolly Saddlery The Leather Goods Store Headquarters for Cowboy Outfits Blllmgs Montana NUYES GRUCERY We Dehver Every Day 602 N 27th Phone 2152 The Best ln Photography THPIPIET STUDIIQ L Page One Hu d ed Thu-ty . 'I 4 . . 4 . I 1, 4, 4, . . . 1, 1 . 4, 'I 1, 4, 4, 4, 1, 4, 4 1 L::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::a . I ' I ,I I, . . . . 1 A I n . 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T T , 'I 'I 4, 4, 4, 4, 1, 4 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:::::::::::.-.-::.-:.-.-:J n r ' Best of Luck to the Class of 48 ROWE FURNITURE CO 2709 2nd Avenue North The House That Qll3.l1tS Sc Seruce Bullt THE Mlldred Hazel Shop Inc The Smartest In Jr Apparel MONTANA POWER MIDX Modes 1VIarJ0r1e Montgomerw Babs Flora and Marjorie Jov Dresses Dianne Jr Coats Blllmgs, Montana M11dred Hazel Shop Inc 117 North Broadway Blllmgs Montana Ames MCKIH y Iom me ln a bottle of coke? lamce Cooley Do you thmk We ll ht? B1ll1nqs Monument Co Fred S1elbach What s your tavorlte breed o dog? Ralph Walter The hot doq Instead of blllflq the man that teeds rt lt teeds the man that br es lt 3 39 SEAZHHQ 1'-1 OQ igilae, Q 1Dr .QmCD QCD: U9 TJMQUIQ .TQITH of-go Ogg'-' nf' UT 519935 QJQQS' o 51122 Queeg Home U1 nies' omg-1 3 HQ OU fD U1 '1 E 199, E QU, Q EST : o M 4113 HAZELTON BROS 3523 Montana Av Blllln s Mont MEMORIALS B5 selectmg a memorlal from our stock mstead of a Dlttllle wou get what xou look at and appxoxe 900200044-0,.p..p00 Q0004-Q., GENERAL CONTRACTORS RIEDESEL CONSTRUCTION CO 2325 9th Avenue North Phone 6683 Page One H d ed Th ty one ,::.-:::.A::::,::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:::::::::::::::? I 11 4, 1 4, 1 I 4, 1 1 4 1' ,1 4, 1 4, 11 4, 11 4, 11 4, 11 0 4, 11 4, 11 4, 4, 4, 11 4, 11 1 g 4 V ' , , , ' ' s v 1, 11 1 , , 4 1 1 4, , 4, 4 u::::::::,.-::-:::::::::::.-.-::::::::::.-::::::::::::::::.-::::::::::.-:::::,, y-:::: ::::::::::.-::::::::::::.--::::Y-, 9:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-, 1 11 1 4, , 4, , 11 1 It - :1 1 11 1 ' 1 1 4, 11 ' ' 4 4, 4 4, 4. I 1, , 1 11 11 1 11 1, 1, 11 . , . . , 4, 4, 4, . - . y' , 1, 4 11 L, .. . . 4, 1, 4, 11 ' A ., - - 1, 11 1 - - , 11 1, 4, . , 4 1, ' 1, 11 4 1, 1, 4 4 4, . 1, . . , 1, ' , . , 11 11 11 . . 11 1, 1, 1, ' J, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 11 1 1 1 9::',::,-::::::.-.-:::.-:::::::::.-::-:J L:.-::::::::::::::::.-:::::::::.-::::J ' Se Z ' ' O f-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::7 . ' . 1 . 11 , : . 11 1, 11 . . 4, ,4. -il-'rv-.i 4 1 . 4, . l . . 11 1, . l 4, 4, I 1 . 4, L ' . . 1' 11 I . :P ' e. g . . 11 4 . . 1 4, 1 :1 4, '1 ' 1 4, L ' 11 4, l--l Y A - 1 4, . . . 1 , . ' .' . . 11 :1 - 4, . ' ' ' ' . ' ' . . . 11 . 3 . -. , V r 4, , . 4 A 1 l , I , , I: . , t , . . , . l ,, I A 11 4 11 . 1,,::.-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::a f:::-AI:-:::::::::::::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 11 11 4 1 11 1 11 I 1, 4 11 11 4 1 11 11 11 11 11 u n r' ir - CLASS PROPHECY tCont J Don Stanaway 1S procla1med everywhere as the world s greatest toe trombon1st Alvln Staley st1cks to the everyday com mon sort ot th1ng He st1ll plays the plano Wllll h1s hands Betty Troxel and I1ll Sutton are runnlng tor governor The1r respect1ve campa1gn man agers are lean Swaln and Dorothy Tatum Barbara Woods and Bosemane Wlnkler are well known wlndow decorators Mar1lyn Wadd1ngham IS s1ng1ng men s parts 1n the Metropohtan Opera and IS a huge success at 1t too Art W1nslow IS g1v1ng one of h1s excellent lectures S1tt1ng 1n h1s d1st1ngu1shed aud1ence are Fred Smlth Eugene Wagner and Chuck Sw1hart Barbara Seltz lrene Staley and Gay Van noy are Powers models LeRoy Zuck IS wr1t1ng a novel on h1s merry experlences 1n Great Falls Gene Sm1th and Al Speed are h1s techn1cal advrsers Mont Sm1th IS a d1st1ngu1shed lawyer Alayne Copeland IS pres1dent ot Vassar where Bev D1rkes IS professor of dramat1cs and Donna Dortler teaches calculus and tr1g onometry George Easthck has marr1ed Bev and set tled down on DIS ranch Pat Forquer 1S SIHQIHQ at the Met where Harold Ferguson IS stage manager V1rg1n1a Ge1ken and Patty Fr1tz are Jo1nt owners ot Ye Sloppe Shoppe producers ot 1nter1or decorat1ng problems Klng Don Davls has taken Harry lames place w1th h1s trumpet What w1ll Betty Grable say? Danny Dan1elson has Just taken over the ed1torsh1p of the New York Tlmes LOIS Dur b1n Beverly Doe Ierr1e Dean and Pat Dan1el son run the AdV1C9 to the Lovelorn column Wh1le trylng to 1ron out the1r own problems Coachmg at Notre Dame 1S the old BH S capta1n D1Ck Gregory lay Fllnt has become nat1onally known as a tree lance photographer Donna Gloege IS protesso of hlstory at Mon tana State U Kyle Glpson has Just made some startlmg d1SCOVGI19S concernlng the effects of cosmlc rays on photography Fred Day Gordon Curran and Don Garrett are members ot the hottest dance band th1s s1de of Ch1cago Wllma Glantz and her v1ol1n are maklng a nat1onw1de tour Ierr1e Gates has tult1lled her ambltlon she IS an emba1mer CCont1nued on Page 1333 Page One Hundred Thirty two LINCOLN pr 14' MERCURY Authorlzed Sales 61 Serv1ce Phone 6875 Yellowstone Motor Sales Co 501 North B1 oadway PILLINGS MONTANA SCOTT FUR CO EXCIUSINQ Furrlers 2704 2nd Ave N N E L S O N Music HOUSE 11 IQ N nuadvsas Bnllmgs Montana ROBERT S Everything m Men s 8z Boys Wear 114 No 29th St BILLINGS MONTANA . ,I-:::::::::::::,,::::::::::::::::: 'I - I 1, 'nt 1, 1 . 1, 'I 31 . 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'I YELLOWSTONE ELECTRIC CO Electrical Contracting Service Flxtures and Supplies Phone 8002 520 North 32nd St W Bennett N H Ellmgsen FRED LUND CO REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Bllllllgs Montana Phone 7116 2818 Flrst Avenue North Malts Hamburgers Short Orders French Fries IR HIGH LUNCH Corner 4th and 29th St Nehl Par T Pak R0 al Crown Co cz pper Ten CLASS PROPHECY 1Contl Don Fogelsonger has changed h1s name to loe Fogelsonger Herman Darnm Duane Dever1l1 Art Hoff man and Boland Kober are work1ng for the Motor Scoote Bepa1r House Best 1n the Northwest Elame Duerrwaechter lS st1ll called Pea nuts lack lzhh has h1s own slgn company Florence Dalton IS manager of the We Sell You Sutter department store Clerkmg tor her are Dorothy Gabel L1ll1an Dorn M1ll1e Colher Barbara France and Florence England lean A1klHS and Irene Farrell are st1ll play 1ng the1r flutes Don Gohsrnan tlred of the Naval enllsted 1n the Alr Force Stanley Fr1zzell and Everett Garr be seen around BH S Stan Duncan IS presldent of the Reserve can st1ll Duncan lndustrles Llmlted WOfk1HQ for h1m are Earl Fw-kson Ke1th Donovan and D1ck Collver Now that ten years have passed SIDCG we saw our old classmates lets take a look around town and see what has happened to some of those who rernalned here 1n Blll1DQS Harold Doolen IS the lead1ng busmessman ot the day Helyn F1elds owns the smartest dress shop 1n town wh1le Albert Foster lS rnodel1ng the latest 1n men s cloth1ng lust now Bob Fraser lS out of town attend 1ng another norse show l'l1S stables are world renowned Phylhs F1schbach lS p1ay1ng Hammond or gan at Settergren s lack Dabner 1S pound1ng the pulp1t Carol Goodyear IS head nurse at the hos p1ta Donna Dooks 1S st1ll try1ng to get all the cnorus mer1ts marked on the chart Donna Feeder has taken over Morledges stables Larry Gallagher IS Wllh the c1rcus as the world s largest m1dget Ahce Erley lean Coakley and Ce el1a Engl1sh are count1ng doughnut holes Bonn1e Cattnach and Hannah Bernlcardt are st ll look1ng for the cottage 1n cottage cheese Lou1se Berkland has Just refu ed marr1age because she got a bachelors degree Ahce Ahlgren loyce Becker and Evelyn Belder are worklng 1n the Better Bake Shop putt1ng g1nger 1n the g1ngerbread men Betty Bayse IS now tak1ng Dorothy DIXS olace QIVIDQ a1d to the ooor forlorn lovers B1chard Brannon Ilm Church lack Bede and Bob Brakke are do1ng a vaudev1lle act SIHQIHQ such songs as lt Wasnt the Cough that Carr1ed H1m Of' Its the Cothn They CCont1nued cn Page 1365 Page One Huwdred Thnrty three ::::.-::.-:::::::::::::::::::::::0-y , . 1, ' , 7 'I 1, . 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' :v-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:J Anderson Uldsmohlle Mack Trucks Cars Alrplanes Nerl Thompson W'a1tress what s wronq wrth these eqqs'P Waxtress Sorry srr' I only lard the table Al Vandeqanachte and Vrvran Barney met on a narrow brldqe Just outsrde of town and nerther could get by Vrvran I never back up for an 1d1ot AI 1t pprnq h1s hat and shrftrnq rnto reverse? It doesnt matter I always do Bob Fraser Where dld you get that black eye? Drck McConnen I went to a dance and was struck by the beauty of the olace L,-,, ',3 MCINTOSH S FURNITURE 8: HARDWARE AcROss FROM LIBRARY BILLINGS MONTANA aa-00,1 MIDLAND DRUG CO 23 No 27th Phone 4488 L Employer I-Iave you any references? Rodger Hageman No slr I tore them up Employer That was a foohsh thrnq to do read them Professor 1at medrcal school? How much of thrs drua would you qrve a pat1ent'? Carol Goodyear About f1ve grams 1After a pause? No I d llke to chanqe my answer Prof Never mrnd The patrent has been dead for 40 seconds Last nrqht the Brlhnqs band played Beetho v n Beethoven lost BILLINGS THEATRES I L - Page One Hundred Thurty four DON SHEEDY Mgr 'I 'I 'I I 1 4 , :::::-,:,:-::--,::-.-::-- ::: :- :- -:::::,,s-, ,, ,A-A,,A A A A A I :I I R :I 'I I - I 'I 4, 'I . ' ' A 'I 4, 'I 1' ' ' ' 1' 'I I I :I 4, s 4, I ' 'I - 'I 'I 1, I 4, :I I 'I I I 'I I , 4, , . . 4, ,, ,I 4, - 4, , I 4, . . , 4, I ' 'I 'I 4, 'I . . 4 - 'I 4, 4 , . . 4 . ' 4, 4' 'I 1, ,I , ' l ' ,I 1, 4 I 4 . I 1: 'I I 4 'I , I 1, :I ' , , . :I 8 4 I I 1: 'I I ' 'I I 1, :I I ' , :I I 4, 1, I . ' - f I 4 4 'I ' 'I 4' I I 4 'I - 'I 4 I I 1, 'I . I ' 'I 4, 4, 'I - 'I 4, 4 :I - 4 :I I 'I ,I ,I l 1, I I ' 42 I I 1, 4 'I 'I 1: :I , :I 1, I I 4, 4, 4, 4, L, -: :: - -:: -:::::,,: -.-:J 4, 'I 4, 'I 4 'I y-:::::::::-7 r.-:::::::, 4: 'I 'D - 'I 1, I I 4, :I , gi 'I 1, :I 4 4, I on 'I 4, I 4, 1, 'I .. 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Pat Carrington and Doris Burgess are mo toring through the country and running across many interesting people Eldora Boone is teaching music to young children and she is really enioylng her work Hazel Little One Bryan is still trying to grow some more Leola Albrecht is modeling formals at the Skates Department Store Doline Adams and Rich Allan are busy at their new book entitled The Art of Friend ship Marianne Altmaier is madly trying to invent some other devise besides a bicycle to deliver telegrams Gus Anton while writing sports stories for the Gazette spends his spare time teaching lim Reynolds how to r ad the Greek bible Beverly Borgan is the head librarian at a new kind ot library which contends that peo ple can study better when there s lots of noise 1C0ntmued on Page 1383 HEWITT AGENCY Real Estate Insurance Loans 311 N 28th Phone 7530 FUCHS Midland Emplres Store of Fashion 111' North Broadwaw Phone 9 1944 I C Boespflug Constructzon C0 GENERAL CONTRACTORS Phone 3569 502 N 25th St Blllmgs, Montana Page One Hundred Th rty sux , J , 1, . . 1 .' i 1, ' 1, ,, . . 1, ,, I I 1, 1, . , ' 1 . . . 1, . ,: 1, ,, . . . . 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GAZETTE PRINTING CO BILLINGS MONTANA Commerclal Pnntlnq Offlce Supplles PHONE 9 1906 ALL SERVICE INC ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES RADIOS WASHERS IRON ERS '7 B llm s Blvd Brllmgs Montana Phone 9 0940 215 N 29th St BURTON S Fmer Candles Ice Cream to Take Out Luncheon Fountain Service Class Wlll The Captaxns and the Kmgs Depart We the members of the lass of 1948 of B11 hnqs Semor H1qh School B1ll1I'1QS Montana belnq of sound mlnd and drsoosmq memory and not actlnq under fraud Whlp or undue rntluence ot any person and reahzrnq the uncertarntres ot hte and recoqnrzrnq our oblr qatrons to our successors and benehcranes do hereby publrsh and declare thrs our last w1ll and testament rn the followlnq manner ARTICLE I W'e declare all prevrous wrlls and testa ments of any classrtrcatron whatsoever lor thrs class to be absolutely n1l ARTICLE Il Sectlon I To Brlhnqs Senror I-hah School ve leave the best years or our lrves DGCIIOH 2 To the S hool Board of DISIIICI No 2 we leave all 'nembers of tae Bored o Eaacatlon SSCIIOH 3 We leave Mr I G Raqsdale car ryrnq on hrs f1ne work DGCIIOU 4 To Mr Collrns We leave our re specr for a dlftrcult DOSIIIOH well frlled Sectron 5 We leave IVIISS Wh1pple wlth more gray harr more oroble'ns more lrrends tCont1nued on Page 1453 CALL CANTRELLS Telephone 8457 Real Estate Accounting Income Tax Insurance ROCKY MOUNTAIN FREEZER COMPANY Everything In Freezing Equipment 1404 lst Avenue North Phone 2511 Emplre Motors Inc Studebaker and Whlte DEALERS 115 119 North 26th Street Blllmgs, Mont Q Page One H d ed Th ty se e f-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-::::::::.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::q I I :I 4, I I 5 'I 5 r '- I 5 0 I I 5 I ' 5 I 5 I 4 1 . . . . . 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E I - . 1 1 4 zAAAA-AAAAAAA---AAAAA-A---AAAAAA--K un r ir - Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes Class of 48' NATIONAL SERVICE COMPANY H J Hofacker SALES SERVICE SUPPLIES OFFICE EQUIPMENT Where Servrce Means More Than A Promlse CLASS PROPHECY 1ContI Lefty the Klller Byrne has now atta1ned h1s hte s arnbltlon Just recently deteatlnq Tom Bxq Boy Bennlon 1n the world s hghtwerqht ahem 1th1nqs have chanqedl champronshrp Torn has now retlred and settled down to teachmq school You mlqht want to know what sublect he s teachmq but he s got every body puzzled because he s teachmq h1s own kmd of Enqhsh Lyle Barker teelmq that he had no future IS st1ll 1n hrgh school Margaret Berqe has Just returned from her Kelth Burgess now owns a n1te club whlch emoloys Tuttr Bandy as torch smqer Mar11ou Barlckman entertarns on the Hammond organ Featured sonq and dance man IS R1ch Car ter 1top b1l11nqD As a speclal speclal speclalty Harlan Buck does the Mexrcan Hat Dance on h1s motorcycle Lee Barheld IS now the qovernor of Mon tana and B1ll Chapel also has a hlgh pos1t1on workmq on a telephone pole Boots Arnold IS now marrled and IIVIHQ ln a l1ttle Dutch house Dale Asay 1S st1ll spendlnq h1s spare nlqhts at Shepherd CCont1nued on Page 1395 TOWING AND WRECKER SERVICE Montana s Largest L Page One Hundred Thirty eight 00 du: I919I A nbg I dd P Ii 14 O Q 55 CII -115 O4 35 5 as Qin 5:59 fol'1 E 555 519:15 rage N :TEES ipffftgav 2024 H1-n 01,5-TJ 32: 'QOH moi E514 43111 0 10 5155 G EE ZZ AO M Z O O W H1 E!! 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' 11 11 1 1 11 1 IT' 1' ' 1. 1: fn 1 , , 1 11 1: W - I ' 11 11 L - ::: -::::::::- :::::- :- - :::::: -: - - :::::::::::::,.I Q , 5 , 1 1,',:::: ,:::::::: A A::::::l: NEIL S BODY 61 REPAIR SHOP Nell W Bye s Owner Motor 8: Body Rebuilding 2718 Minnesota Ave Phone 9 1261 CLASS PROPHECY 1Cont D mqhroke Bowlmq Bowl wrth Collyer Bowen as head pm setter Betty Bollenbeck Zleler IS qray h fore her t1me as a result ot saymq the same three words the past ten years Here chrck chrck Clust a lrttle tarmerette at heartl B IS for Bernard B IS tor Blood He IS now dlqqmq deep rn the mud Marrorre Card 1S strll a card m fact prac tlcally the whole deck hm Adams now owns a qlue factory the glue workers oemq Marvm Anderson Rrchard Byrd ana Ronald Brown lean Arkms havmq so much experrence Q ,-'Q O0 YQ Q, Q., 0' 4-.0 ar f 2 T2 :S Q Z 1 O 2 E U1 5 5 o 2 O. so Q :1 QI or o -4 U1 341 Custer Ave Phone 9 1469 B IS for Barney Bassett and Betz Vrvran lane and Ahce own pets They also work at the zoo And meet monkeys hke you Gareld Krreq IS the star tlaqpole srtter tor Knlttmq Needles Assocxates hm Knoll IS cur rently w1th the ctrcus blowmq lrre We never knew he had rt m h1m drd we? Betty Krug recelved the trtle H202 Grrl In the new zoo down the street Iackre Har rrson takes t1me oft from her household dutres to correct the qrammar of the parrots And 1Cont1nued on Page 1129 Good Luck Class ot l948l APPLIANCE MART RECORD SUITE 116 North 27th Street Phone 4494 Page One Hundred Th ty v4 ,,ff,+,,,,Q47 r::::0v':.-::::::::::Q:.-::::'4Q::::4-7 1, 1, 1, 'P 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 'P I 1, I, :P 'P P ,P 5 'P P 5 'P P 1 'P P 'P 'P P A 'P 'P 'P . r 1 ' ' 1 'P 1, ' 1, 1, 1, 1, . . 1, 1 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P P 1, I, 'P ' - 'P ' ' 'P 'P ' 1, 1, 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P I g,---,--..,,.-.,-.-...,,,,,,,,-,,,,-,.., -,,,,,,,,-,--,,,-,-,,-,,-.--,--..,-, . 1 . , . . , . 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Ioan We were walklnq downtown one at ternoon when we came to the lunchroom where I eat I asked her to come ln and have lunch wtth me and she satd No thanks Kaspers Photo Shop 107 N 29th We Plm to Alease Ol All of Your Photoqulplc Egtaphment F15 Us Tnst Soclaks for Kale' est Mevelopmg ln Bontana We also Hax e POCIOH Klcture Mammeras Fodak K1lm,Bata Dooks Prodachrome Kmts and Just About any Other Mype of Terchandlse You Can Homer Up In H our Cllldv LYNCH FLYING SERVICE INC Bllllngs Phone 5606 Mumcnpal Airport Belgrade Phone 52 W Gallatin Flelcl Cessna Sales and Servlce Alrcraft Inspectlon Rebulldlng Student and Repalr Instructlon Search and Axr Frelght Patrol Fhghts EXCUTSIOHS and Passenger Rldes Alrcraft Rentals Aerlal Dustlng and Cargo Fhghts Rural Plckup Charter and Dellvery Serv1ce Servlce ymgs Our Job, Not a Hobby L Page One Hundred Forty f .,,, ::::,:::,:,::---::::::::::::-,, Y:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I 1 4 1, 1: 1: 'I 'I 1, :I I ' 1' I 'I ' 1: 'I 1, 4 'I 1, . . 4: 'I ' 1, 1 4, 'I 'I 1, 'I 'I 1, 'I ' 'I . 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'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I . ,I uFl I n 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :,-::::::.-:.- ::::.-::::::::.-:::.-:::q Compliments of NEVA'S BAKE SHOP r --------f-------v---------f------ 4 4, ,, 4, 4, 'I 4, 'I 4, 'I Lew Chevrolet Co. 3301-3 First Ave. No. Phone 2195 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 BILLINGS MONTANA MASON LUMBER CO Bulldmg Materials Du Pont Pamts 2123 First Avenue North Phone 4844 S H KRESS CO or BILLINGS hm Rogers lm one fellow who rsnt hen pecked My g1rl goes her Way and l go HERSl Lors Weeks That ple certamly looks good Ch dear IS p1e terrrbly fatten1ng'? D1ck Knoche Only lf you eat 1t In our ever present crystal ball We see two old gentlemen srttmg comfortably rn therr easy chalrs at the club emoymg therr after dmner c1gars Rxch Allan says to h1s com panron Gareld Kneg Every trme l m here my Wlfe thmks I m out chasmg women Gad I W1sh she were rrght Nm rye? 252'- 2? Sonutlung Vvw hm ry Daw 'Pe A WW m 'Z'rYog f'XYX x, Q ay,-I XY CGNGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Set your compass by a star for you carry the h o p e s o f countless numbers IH your fu ture endeaw ors Many mothers and fathers of to day s graduates attended Blllmgs H1 m smart clothes and recerved grfts from Coles superb collec txon As m those past years to day s gxfts and senlor year clothes were bought Wlth confldence and satrsfactxon at 55w: xx x I WX X xxx' 9 XYx.....4 ma'MQ6X Page On Hundred Forty one 'I 'I 'I 4, 'I , I, 4, :I 4, 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :::::::::.A::::::::::::::::::::::-5 L::::::::::::::::::::::.-::::::::::,5 :::::::::::::-Aff::::::::::::JJ::', ' Q I ' I - ,I . . 4, ' 0 ', g 5 4 1, ' ' 4: I I ' 1 . . I I . . . . . 2 . : . . 1 :v-::::::-:::::::::::::::-:::::::4, ' ,, , . . . 'I . . . . 4, - I, 4 I . . I O I 4 . , . , . . , . 'I I, ' . I . . 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IN NEW PAIEKIIG ,355 53 me Sylffa' pemlum X rank! mesa smumnv ruwonrul CLASS PROPHECY IContl therr there s Walter Hotferl Qur tamous croon er rs row makrnq a comfortable lrvrnq teach ma the ducks matlnq call to wealthy hunters Lamb rt lean and Lambrecht Bob Have frnally Just one name Lanouette Lors has a super fme Job l-ter name IS strll the same A thr1v1nq lrttle busrness owned by Larry Leslre name BIKES MOTORS and LESLIE Tnere IS a new band Harold Harvey has a new mstrument called the harvlenet Very sweet and mellow loyce Harden qoes to town on a washboard Amelra Lockman plays mu C 0 Q C C 4 C C C G C C C 4 Q G G C 0 4 C C 7777777 777 CHARTER BUSES Q FRIENDLY BUS SERVICE , EVERYWHERE Page One Hundred Forty two merlcan Hurhnglan for football and basketball tnps, class plcmcs, parties, debatmg trips, held tnps, etc Keep all the gang together for an extra specual good tlme Skllled drlvers make sure you arrive safely, securely and In plenty of time to enloy all the fun CHARTERED BUSES FOR All OCCASIONS 0-.QQ slcal glasses wrth a spoon tsterlmq of coursel Dons Kaser makes wrth the kettle drum tdont tell anyone but the kettle came from Mrs Yasers krtchenl and Bob Hartpence IS thelr advertrstnq agent Iohn K lly st1ll has funny Jokes Bev Kennedy consumes a mrllron cokes Ianlce Hartman 1S the sublect of a new book wrltten by her husband and IS as sweet and qracrous as ever Brll Iameson fthe tnrrdl has attarned hrs ambrtron to be a polrtrcran HIS pre electron Dromlses to rank WIID the best tCont1nued on Page 1443 will om The Thrifty Way To Travel BURLINGTON BUS DEPOT 2605 First' Ave., North f x 1 ' N x X f PHONE I U 6909 If Y':::909:::::::::::::::::::::::::::9::o::::::::9oc::::::90 r4'a-tvs:-wcowo-J-0-oo-Q01 2 I' I I ' ' ' 'I :I I X' I , I 5 , My , V wk I 1 2 1 -ffl' ' 'I f 27 ff arf: I . 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Mr. America of last year was lim Hotness and his men-in-waiting were Dean Grewell, Arthur lenness and Denn1s Hormann Oh you men' Art Lamey IS a banker on Wall Street and Orhn Helgoe Just t1n1shed the murals 1n h1s new Off1CG Manhattan s foremost photographers voted Barbara Kell the n1cest model to work w1th and lup1ter surprlsed us when he told about Doug Latt1mer s career 1n hort1culture 1n New York Guess he s qu1te a success' Sh1rley H1ll has an exclus1ve uptown lad1es gym and Barbara Hagen has a restaurant 1n the same bu1ld1ng Accordmg to all reports you can get the best food 1n town there and meet all the most 1nterest1ng people Don Olson IS st1ll maklng baskets W1th the NavaJo lndlans I1m Orr IS 1nstructor ot fmger Wav1ng techmques at Warm Spr1ngs Arnold Schwenk IS soc1al secretary to Yvonne L1ssa s1nce he f1lled the pos1t1on so Well dur1ng h1gh school LOIIS Rose taught tngonometry at Har vard for several years but has now ret1red to h1s country estate wh1ch he call After Math Marl1n and Maxme Randall are do1ng a bro ther and S1SlGI act ln one of the local barber shops Marlln 1S a bootblack Wh1le h1s s1ster IS a shoewh1te Luzetta Barnbold and Blame Sandback have Jo1ned Georg1e Ostermtller and Bett1e Behard 1n thetr bus1ness mono gramed d1aper SSFVICG V1ClOf B1echenbach does all thelr needle work Let me tell you of Charlotte Romee Who was forced from her l1ttle homey She was out of a bed W1th no root on her head T1ll her name changed to Harms from Romee CCont1nued on Page 1473 BUVIZIWU5 L Page One Hu d ed Fo ty fou Bllhngs '1 11 ' . 41 1, ' 41 1, . 1, , , 41 1, 41 1, ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 1, , 41 1, . 41 1, 1 .g 1 . ,, . . ,, 1 41 1, I , 41 1, 1, . 1 . . . 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To all our teachers we leave a few more lines of worry and wear. Section 7. To all you students we bestow the following: Lefty Byrne wills his captaincy of the bas- ketball team to Dick Shadoan and lack Rob inson Lenora Smith Vera Brummitt and Evelyn Christiansen lett some time ago to change th ir names Allen Speed leaves his carefree way to Helen Berlinsky 1 I I 2 I 2 'I I I I I 2 I I I 2 I I I 'I I :E I I I I I I 2 ,Q I I I CAHILL-MOONEY ,,, CONSTRUCTION CO. I I I 2 Phone 8207 or 9-2445 I I 420 N. zsfh sr. Billings, Mom. I ll Les G. Hardy. Manager 2 L Q0-po0::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J Pat Wallis and Yvonne Paul will their sur- names to 'Wallace Wimple and Paul Schmit- tou. Dean Maxwell and Melville Moats leave the left rear hubcaps of their cars t?I to Stan Thompson. Everett Garr, lames Lund and Sid Morse leave their wasted moments to Glen Kautz. lunior Vashler and Don Logan will their ability to tie knots in windowblind cords to Mr A Price who already lays claim to such ability Wilma Glantz Marilyn Waddingham and Patty Fritz will th ir friendship to Nancy Bid CCont1nued on Page 146I Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class ot 48 NYE S DAIRY 910 Poly Dr1ve Page One H d ed Fo ty fve ' ., ' 5. . ' , ' U , . , ,, i . D. . . . 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Kyle Gipson leaves his tricky stories in jour- nalism for Mr H Harsch to use as examples for years to come lrvin Goodman Eldeen Hein Eugene Wag ner Bill Weil and Dick Byrd leave Mr L Keilman in peace Don Gohsman Ronald Kober and Ferrel Hanks leave their curly locks to Wayne Han sen Vernon Vralstad Bill Chapel and Dennis Hormann leave by the rear door Orlin Helgoe leaves chemistry class still drawing pictures Pretty good pictures too arent they Mr C Borberg? Marge Olson leaves Larry Creel to the Ju mor girls or maybe the sophomore girls who knows? Walter Schultz leaves his pranks and Eve lyn Staley her orneriness to Richard Bacon Patsy Parsons wills her operatic voice to the locker room chorus We were going to have lack Rothwell leave 1Contmued on Page 1485 Carter Music Studios Carl S Carter BAND INSTRUMENTS PIANOS Buescher Elkhart Estey Rlmrock Road Billings Montana IESSE M CHASE INC Home of Fine Automobiles and Tra ler Homes BUY SELL TRADE ROCK S A Coon PLACE TO EAT' OPEN SUNDAYS Page One Hundred Fo ty SI U 1, . 1, 1, . . 1 . . . 1, ' :P 11 . . 1 1, - 1 1, . . ' . ' 1, 1, , . . 1, 1, . . 1r::::::::::::::::::.-::::::::::::::J ' 1 f-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1, - I 1 'P 11 1 1, 1, 1 1 , . 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I 1 1 -F 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 ' 1 U 1 1 1 0 1 11 1 1, 1 1 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::4 g::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: r - 'x ssmsusne. sac: an Phone 5050 SEE STREETER BROS REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE CHAPPLE S Prescrxptlons Drugs Kodaks Books and Statlonery You Can Get It at Chapples 0 M Wold Co International McCormick Deerlng PARTS SALES SERVICE CLASS PROPHECY 4Contl Martnell Randolph and MarJor1e Scourse are runn1ng a boys camp near Brg Trmber Byron Schatz and Davld Robmson have a method by whtch they qurck freeze sunbeams and store them up for wmter use lanet Paul Yvonne Paul Mary Potter and Pat Potter have organtzed a delrvery SGTVICQ Therr slogan ts Two trmes Paul and two trmes Potter Iust call us and zrpl You ve got er Frank Rachou had lnvented a mousetrap and Walter Schultz an eggbeater but sales were so slow that they combmed thetr gadgets and now are domg a thrrvtng buslness wlth a newer easter more modern way to plck toenalls Iere Pellet1er IS a taxr drrver 4Dr1v 1ng strll mterferes wrth some of hls act1v1t1esl Bob Orton sharpens pencrls for the Eternally Sharp Pencll Company I1m Rogers rs p1tch mg for the Brooklyn Dodgers hm Reynolds 13 a pedlatrtclan Augre Reetz IS advrsmg Em stem on hrs latest theory of Ltte Llberty and the Pursurt of Women Wllbert Schwenk 1S runn1ng a shlpyard ln Nebraska Bobble Pad dock adds the femmrne touch wrth lace edgmg on all tne mam satls Bob Perrtgo rs known as the second Tom Thumb Beverly Schmrdt and Maman Schoessler are patrontzlng a growmg concern They ve both grown two mches Ioe 4Cont1nued on Page 1503 0000 0000000 CARBURETOR 61 ELECTRIC CO Speclallzed Servlce Q Carburetors O lgnltlon I Generators I Llghtmg I Starters I Speedometers r 00000 00 0 Magnetos 0 Electric Motors 3101 Flrst Avenue Worth Phone 2129 Remember A NIoto1 Tune bp Is AN INVESTNIENT Not An Etcpense J Page One Hu d ed Fo ty seven Y::::::::.-:::v-::::::::::::::.-:::::7 1:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-J 1 '1 1 1, '1 41 1, 1 41 41 4, 41 1 1, 11 O 11 1, 1 , 1 1 4, 1 I 4' 4' 1 f ' 1 1 , '1 '1 1, 1 41 11 4 :D 41 l 4 ' 1 1 , 1 , 41 I1 41 1, 1, 1 1 1 11 11 U 1 '1 11 11 1, 1 1 '1 4 41 1' am::::::::.-:::.-:::.-:::.-::-::::::::-a 1,:::::::::::::::::::::.-::::.-.-:::.-.A Q-::::::::::::::.-00:::::::::::::.-:: :-.::-:::v-:::,:::::::-::::::::::,-:Q 1 1 1 1, 1 , 4, 41 4 :1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 'I 1, 0 0 l I, :1 ' ' 11 :1 1 . . . 4 1, 4: I: 41 - - , 41 4, 41 41 '1 '1 , . 1 1 1, - , 1 1 4 41 4 4, 41 4 1 1 1 1, 1 BILLINGS - LAUREL 1' as , 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 4 1, , 1 '1 4 1 1 4, , 41 4 L,:::::::::::::::::::::.+:::.-:::.-:::J g::::::::::::::::::::::::.-::::::::4 . , . . - , 1 1 I ' - . 1 1 . . 1 . 1 1 1-::::::::::::::::::::.-::::::::,-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,:::::,.-::::5 5 '1 '1 '1 I S - 1 1 1, 41 '1 a . 1 '1 . . 1, '1 '1 . 1, '1 - 2 1 S , - , Y ' 1 Y ' '1 T 4 L A 4 A 4 4 1, '1 41 Fl F I' - ::::::::::::::::::::-7 r- -vvvvvv v------ - - 1 1 r 1, CCNGRXTIDJLATIONS Upon the Completron of Your I-Irgh School Educatron More POWER to You 1n Whatever Venture You Undertake 1n the Future Melvrn Mel Sertz Pres Waldo Klrewer Sec Treas Glenn Se1tz Vrce Pres SEITZ MACHINERY CO INC AND INTERSTATE TRUCK AND EQUIPMENT CO BILLINGS MONTANA :7 THE BOWLING CENTER Montanas Finest and Frrendllest' J H Hub Davles Prop HUMMEL DRUG CO Walgreen Agency Fountam Drugs Prescriptions PHONE 6226 CURLEE CLOTHES MALLORY HATS ROBLEE SHOES VAN HUSEIN SHIRTS SHADUAN S MENS STORE BILLIN GS SHERIDAN 9 Page Ore Hu d ed Fo ty eght CLASS WILL 1Cont l hrs srlver basketball to Don Clark but I guess Audrey Olson rs takrng rt wrth her Stella Strobel Carol Goodyear lean Arkrns and Mrllre Collrer leave therr frrendshrps to Barbara Brokaw and Tonr Boyle where at one trrne to on second thought Gus wrll be usrng rt all hrs lrte Maybe he had better keep rt Boots Arnold goes Wrth good wrshes for everyone Lee Bartreld wrlls hrs genrus rn hrstory to Al Botnschrller loyce Becker ,frvran Barney Lourse Berk land and Betty Bayse are Just glad to leave Beverly Schmrdt and lane Bassett wrll therr herght to Pat Lewrs Bernard Blood wrlls hrs gory name to The Prrates of Penzance Edna Lesser Hannah Bernhardt and Edna Monsrna leave tnerr quret ways to Iacquelrne Culbertson Lrllran Dorn Alrce Exley Freda Hrnkle and lean Coakley havent made therr wrlls yet Florence England leaves tor Florence ltaly Edna MacGra1l Bobby Sertz and Betty lo Mollett wrll ther neatness to Bert Thorpe Ianet Paul LaVernePartr1dge Tootre Ban dy Alrce Betz and loan Patrrck leave therr 1Cont1nued on Page 149, 1, 1, 1 ' 1, 4, 4, 1, 4, 4 4, 4, 1, 1, a 4 4 4, 1, , 1, 4 1, 1, v 1, 4 4, 1, ' ' 1 1, 1, 4, 4, 'P u u 1, 4 4, 4, - 4 I 4 4, 1, 1, 4, ' 4 4 4 4, 4, 4' . 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P 1, 4 4 , , u 1 , , ' 1 4: r . 1, , . 44 . 44 4, 4' - ,' 4, 4 4 ' 1, 4, ' ' ' 1 1, ' . :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Q . n r r - i r N S 0 N N M 0 0 5 1 1 'r 1 1 ll 1 North Thirtieth Billings, Montana 0 4 I g:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: CLASS WILL lContl talent in the sextette to next year s prospects Don Love would llke to take Rena with h1m Walt Martin leaves his sc1ent1t1c mind C73 to the next class of puzzled chemists Barbara France Molly McMull1n and Don na Feeder bequeath their athletic abilities to Estelle Strong and Lucille McMullin Lucille lams Delores Klein and Lyle Sun dine reave their expressive eyes fall six of theml to Dona Dunn Gareld Krelg and lim Reynolds leave their debating ability to the prospective debate class poor innoc nt souls fthe debate class that isl l' Congratulations Upon the Completion ot Another Successful School Year WESTERN SPORTSIVIENS SUPPLY. INC. I WHOLESALE ONLY ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1 ll 0 0 0 U r r r U U U r r U U U U U 1 0 4 Mike Treanor is still leaving. Iohn Kelly cant tind anyone worthy t leave his sense of humor with so he s taklng tt along CNo one wanted Bob Mammen s so he s doing like-wisel LeRoy Zuck leaves wlth happy memories ot out ot town trips swimming and things Mary Leslie leaves her bewlldered lab part ner fa certa n literary editor? Bob Iohnson wills his long C73 legs to Greg Clavadetscher lim Knoll wills his mathematical genius VPD to Al Kautz Cynthta Lewis Dorothy Hiber Iune Mc CCont1nued on Page 1515 KEEP uv THEIR STEAM wma GOLDEN GUERNSEY HI QUALITY BRAND Dcury Products MILK CREAM BUTTER ICE CREAVI ICE CREAM NOVELTIES BILLINGS DAIRY 105 South 28th Street BILLINGS MONTANA Page O e H d ed Fony n e ' . ' o . 1 . . . . . , I 9 , ' l I , ' . 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Q 1 2 S S 9 t 5 I g::::Qxx:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::e2n:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::q n un r -' H1 Teen agers' We re For You And Wxth You' LEWIS 61 COMPANY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Billings CITY DRIVE INN Corner of 4th Avenue and North 30th Phone 2241 F01 a qulck snappw lunch Ramble to the Clty Drlve Inn VV1th Your Bunch Q90 KIDDIES SHOP North 29th St Phone 7711 CLASS PROPHECY tCont I Powell and Everett Peterson have a stand in tront ot the Babcock where they sell raw car rots and celery for revenge agamst the movle golng popcorn eaters Crunch' Crunch' Kathy Phelan and Ioyce B1ddle are runmng a dr1ve1n hat shop Wlth Lorrame Parks At the end of the graduat1on QXGICISGS Betty Replogle bought a one way trcket to the Samoan ls lands and hasnt been heard from slnce Don na Parker and Mary Platt are workmg for the government balancmg the budget because of thetr ablhty to reduce flgures Patsy Parson and Marvella Plotner are respectlvely hlstor lan and program chalrman ot the L1ons Club Shlrley Reese IS also act1ve wlth clubs she IS a p1tcher for the Boston Red Sox Eldeen Hem has a beauhtul cattle spread near Mm Hartwlg s dude ranch One of Mm s latest guests was Bob lohnson the tmanclal wlzard from the Stock Exchange Paula Herbert Delores Kleln and VIIQIHIG Kolstad run a huge hotel near some mlneral sprlngs ln Colorado They are healthy and wealthy fpretty W1se too 1f you ask usl lack Kolstad has one of those qurck por tralt places 1n Greenwlch Vlllage and loAnn I-lartung IS sculptorlng 1n Italy Those GREAT explorers Iohn Kaltenbach CCont1nued on Page 1541 GRAND BEAUTY SHOP Your Lovellness Is Our Buslness GRAND HOTEL 4005 WEST MONTANA BlL1.1Nes MONTANA Phone 6500 ALDRICH and COMPANY 2725 4th Avenue North Home of Quahty Bu1ld1ng Matencrls Phone 3103 1 1, Page One Hundred F fty 1' 7 - 1 4 , 1 1 4, 1, . 4, 41 1 ' Q 1, . 41 4, . 41 4, - , . . 4 ' i ,P - . . . 1 . . 41 . 1, 41 , 1, . . . . 41 1, - - :1 1, 1 - , - , 1 I' - 41 1, 1 . 1, ,, I , 41 -' 1, - 41 1, 41 . . 1 ' 1 41 1, . . . . 41 1, - 1 ,, . . 4.,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J ' I f':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,, 1 1 4, - lt 4, . 1 1 1 , ,, . . 1 . 1 : 1 I I 5 41 :1 1, . ' 1: ' , 1, . 1 . . 1 1, 1 4, ,, , :1 4, , I 1 4 , 41 4: . . 41 4, 1 1 - 41 - ' 1 4, 11 - - l' ' - ' - 41 . 1. , . . 41 1, ,1 - 4, . . , 1 4, . 41 1, 41 1 4 1,-Q.-..1.,.....,,,....,..-,.-,,., 1 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-ee, ,,,:::,,,:::,,,,:,,,:::,,:-.::,::,,, ll 'I 4' 41 1 1, 1, 41 1, 4, ,1 4, 4, I I 1, . . 1, :1 1, , ,I Infants' 111111 l,'hlllll'1'll'S XV1-111' :I I 1, ll5 1 . 4' L -A--A A-------- -A-..A-.. A...A..... J j Q-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:::.-:e:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::7 4, 1, 41 1, 4 f 1, 1, 4, 4, 1 1, 1 ' 4, 1 , 41 1, , 1 I -1 1-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1 41 1, 41 1, lt 1 4 1 1 4 I :1 1, 1 1, 41 1 1 1 1, lt 1, lt 1, 41 1, , . . . . 41 4 1, 41 1, 41 4 41 1 41 1, 4 1, 4 1, 4 1 i CLASS WILL lCont.l Crea, Alice Ahlgren, Harriet Navasio and Dor- is Olson leave their exciting times to Pinky McCallie. Iim Lawson wills his Spanish grades to the other suiiering Spanish students. Lori Moudry leaves her ability to do good work on an annual to her ambitious under- classmen Danny Morgan Ralph Heiken lay Flint and Henry McClurg leave never to return lthey hopel Bill lameson leaves his masculine visage to Don Haun Walt Hotier wills his sedate ways to Don Vladic Blanche Bury leaves with a smile Gary Matson wills his grandiathers ials teeth to lan Ianney Dave Funnel Ears Parker wills his ears to Dean Gerke lerry Holets leaves her pet snakes to tu ture snake lovers With the scarcity of snake lovers she might take them with her Keith Thomas and Don Olson leave much to the sorrow of all basketball fans You might not like The stuff we use But you should see What we refuse fCont1nued on Page 1525 , , ,,,,,,, ..........A........... 1 4+ lr 0 4 DUYLE s. Porrs , Oliver Farm Equipment 'l Sales Service Tractors Combmes Naturalube Motor Oll Huskl Garden Tractors Kelly Springfield Tires 1201 lst Ave No Phone 8723 Billings Montana Q Geo R Plerce Co Ieeps 4-.fe and 0 4-,.,s ' Floor Covenngs Congratulations to The Class of 1948 The xllflldlld Empire Shopping Center for Hardware Furniture Appliances Sportmg Goods Building Materials GAMBLES Congratulations Class of l948 BILLINGS MOTOR CO BUICK J M Kosel Asst Mgr 6th 'henue North and 29th L Page One Hu dred F fty one :u . I I I 1 - - 1- 4, 4 4 4: 1: I In 5 41 1' 4 ' . . . 'O - 12 : . ' ' :I 'r ' . 4: T - ll I - I, , . . , D , - r . :g . :I H H . . 1 4 1' . . . ' . 4: - I: - ' ty 1, . - I, 4, . ' . 'r . 'Q n , In I ' :v 4 ' ' 6 . . P , . . .5 I 9 1 1 41 4, . 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LOAN ASSOCIATION ACROSS FROM COURT HOUSE Blllmgs Montana INSURED SAVINGS HOME LOANS Olson s Food Shop 909 4th st Wes: Phone 3520 GREETINGS from the Navy CIIICG F1l'llSh your schoollng and p1Ck a school for Navy trade Many good opportunltles are avallable m the Navy We emoy assoc1at1on wlth flne boys and men We want to see you when you graduate to extend our best wxshes and help you ln your needs Hxgh school gradu ates can p1Ck one of 15 schools SEE Navy Recrultlng Gfflce BILLINGS C M Homess Agency F1re Auto and Surety Bonds SGCUYIIIBS Bulldmg Phone 2767 b Page One Hundred Fifty four CLASS PROPHECY 1Cont l and hm Lawson have dlscovered a new cave ID the rrms They ll probably go down ln h1s tory The quesnon 1S down where? Roger Kober walked 1nto an atomlc factory the other day wlth a clgarette ID h1s hands and nearly had h1s head blown off Well you know the say1ng about where angels fear to tread Frank Houle IS wearmg out shoe leather trymg to sell hfe 1nsurance but he gets 1nto such n1ce conversat1ons on l1fe and so on th1s manner he saw Margaret lones Cora Hlg den and Brenda Hams Rlta Ienson 1S workmg IH the Wh1te House and Senator Grace Iones IS domg some hot debatrng these days Gerrl Holets IS glad she studred her Spamsh because she marrled a dashmg caballero from Venezuela Evelyn Kapptle and Marlon Lenhardt are st1ll as pretty as ever and are domg some wonderful posmg for magazme covers Mel lngram was recently elected mayor of B1ll1ngs and ln the same electron Ferrel Hanks took over the OIIICG of sherrff lack Ledo 1S an Olymplc swrmmer now Freda Hlnkle and Wrlma Hardt are work mg as scrlpt WTIIGIS rn Radlo Clty and Kath erlne Hart marrred a shlpbullder ln Seattle They llve on yachts Arthur Hoffman wrote another best seller and Lucllle Iams IS a prof at M S U Ralph Helken IS st1ll h1k1n Dlllon Rhoades IS makmg h1s second m1ll1on 1n the sales buslness and Blanch Bury has an M D on her name now So here IS our prophecy for you You wonder 1f Iuplter was true? 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HARRY S The P ace the Krds Gather After the Game Lunches Dmners D O Y L E S For Junior Fashions Llncoln 1L1nkI Pelette Electncal Wlflng 215 south 37th st Phone 8952 CLASS WILL 1ContI Mel Ingram leaves anythlng but hrs blonde grrlfrrend to Arch Martrn Iohn Kaltenbach leaves hrs bowlegs to Nel he Bnstor Larry Leslre and Duane Deverlll W1ll therr motor scooters to Davrd and lack Kldd Art Lamey Mont Smrth and Herman Damm leave therr frlendllness to anyone whos n trouble and needs rt lack Mlller left some tlme ago Marlanne Altmarer Pat Smlth and Betty Sue Mullowney leave one happy trlol Eldoreen Logan leaves her ldeals and am bltrons to Lynn Urron IVIGYVIH Anderson Frank Rathman and Ioan Mossett leave thelr red halr to Frances Steb bms Dolly Adams Hazel Bryan Iackre Selv1dge and Anlta Sm1th W1ll therr way wrth men to lackle Werss Donna Parker bequeaths her love of motor cycles to whomever rt would help Elenora Belter Leona Metzger Ann Olson Betty Stoeltmg and Charlotte Rornee leave the1r qulet ways to Marllyn Blggerstaff and Myrna Hose Harold Ferguson and Phyllls Frschbach each leave a drmple for MGVIS Skrnner 1Cont1nued on Page 1561 SAUNDER S CASH WAY LUMBER C0 LUMBER 8: HARDWARE Your Independent Dealer Phone 2912 18th Street and lst Avenue Blllmgs Mont Maclntyre Motor Co Cadillac Pontiac Congratulatlons from FRUEHAUF TRAILER CO Lmdamood s Muslc Company Conn Band Instruments Baldwxn Pianos Instrument Repairing EVERYTHINC IIN MUSIC North Broadway Blllmgs Montana Page One H d ed Ffty f e T-:::.-:::::.-:::::::.A:::::::::::::::-7 p::,-::.-:::::::::::::::.-:::::::::::,, I , I 1, :I 1 'I :I 1, 1' 1 ' I 1, I 1, 'I 1 - 1, 'I ' ' 1, 'I 1 11 1 1 ' 1 ' I ' 1, I , 'I 1, 'I 1 ' 1, 'I 1 1.:::::::::::::::::,-:::::::::::.-:::4 1 ' ' ' 1, I 1' 1-::::::::::::::.-::::::::::::::::.-:7 1, 1, 1I 1 1I 1, 1' 1 ' . 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'I 1I 1, 1, 224 1 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 'I 1 'I I 1,:::.-::::::::::::.-,A:::::::::.-:::::.s 1,::::.-:::::::::.-.-:.-.-::::.-::::::.-::g un r i - ' FONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 19481 Remember When You Bulld Your Home Order Your Concrete From LOHOF BROS CO Pozzollth Ready Mixed Concrete GRAVEL ROAD MATERIALS SAND 2030 4th Ave Phone 8724 Reglstered Jewler Amerlcan Gem SOCIQLY QYMQJQI Jfwiznhli 0- vi'-tk ISILLIHGE OYTANA GRAND HOTEL BUILDING STRAIN BROTHERS When You Shop at SEARS You SAVE 2122 Montana Avenue Phone 3172 CLASS WILL 1Contl Marvln Westbrook Howard Patterson and Marlln Randall leave wavlnq a tearful fare Well to the dear old halls ot B H S Stanley Frlzzell Bob Noe and Frank Houle leave tl'1e1r motorcycles to Robert Garton and Pat Roberts Bob Perrrqo and Donald Foqelsonqer leave tbe1r Atlas bu1lds to lolmny McDonald and Tony Burqhardt VIIQIHIG Kolstad and Helyn F1elds gladly relmqursh therr ottlce dutres to Elame Pappas Irene Farrell Wllls her tlute to Ioy ludklns Rose Mane Wmkler MGIJOTIG Scourse Le ola Albrecht and Barbara Woods bequeath the1r artlstrc talents to Ieanne Kelloqq Slurley McKee and Irene lmberty Patty Forquer Mary Boukas Bonnle Catt nach and Dons Kaser leave smqmq a merry tune Bob Fraser Gordon Curran and August Beetz leave the1r love to all the qrrls lack Bede Wllls hls awful trme wlth women to Tommy Morledqe lohn Bergman w1lls lns wrde awake look to Glendon Hams Betty Kruq leaves ber roller skates Wlth Ha zel Walks Ioyce Blddle and Bomelda Hamllton Muel 1Cont1nued on Page 160, 2 Have a Coke 5 we 2 xl' L Page One Hu d ed Ffty sx Q-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:::::::,::::::::::::::::::-1 1, 1, , 1, 1 ' , 1, , t . , 1, 1, 5 . 1, 1, : 1 1, 1, 1, . . . 1 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0 c ,, 1, . . 1, 1' - ll 1, 1, 1, 1 N , . . 0. 1, 1 1, 1 1, L:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: f:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::q :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-, , 1, , 1, 1, 1, 1 1, 1, . . . ,, 1, ,, 1, ' 1, 1, 1, li 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, , 1, 1, 1, 1, . 1, 1 1 l 1 1' 1 1' 1' 4' , , ew, , ,V , 1 1, X, . 1 f i 1, U 1, 1 X k in N Y f , , 1 1, 1, ,, g M ....-. 1 1, 1, , x 1 -.-. -,- .X 1, , yn 1, 1, N fl , 1, , ' ,, 1, fi, A 1: 1, 1, 1, - 4 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, ... 1, , , 1, 1, , 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 9::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ' L:::,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::q - 1 , . I - I I - . . . , , . 1 I I - - 1-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1 ,, 1, , . - fr K , . 1 1, 1, 5 J - 1 1, 1 1, 5 l m 1, 1, I 1 ' 1, 1, -- f ' 'f 1 'r 1 1, , A4111 fl' -PE 1, 1, , 1, 1 , - s-J , . e ee if - me A -, I 1 1 L l 1 l 1 El Q I , L 1: 1, H 'Y ' 6 1, ?s E 1 , 1, 1 1, Y--V -V ' 1 f- f- 1, , 'L , 1, i 3 B , 'V 54 1, 1, ' f 1 ' fi W ' 1, 1, 1 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-::::J n r i - ' SINCE 1902 BILLINGS' SHOPPING CENTER TWO FINE STORES TO SERVE YOU B O W E N S HART ALBIN STORE FOR MEN HART ALBIN COMPANY 1 11 1 Q Q H ltlllll Q 1 JL Q not 1d Q11 L0 1QQ Qxp1Q I tl1Q pu ot the NI1Q1l111Ql 1 1e Q MQ Q f1e1tQ t 1QQ th iutl mxxth md IJIOUIL ot Blllmg ot xx h1Qh HQ haxe 116,911 ci pmt Qt cm XX Q hall t1x to 111e11t XOL11 to11t111u Q Qo11t1clQ11te 111 u Page One Hundred F fty se en I Tl1's 19,18 cm 11-t ls our 46th year as a illings in- stitt ' . Sui zz spam ot' I lSiIlCSS lifl Q-Qmulci Pvc bw aQ'l1iQ1x'QlQ1 without the loyal pz1t1'Q111z1ge and - 11t'i- Q1c1 'L 'tssed in us 15' 1 wplc ' . ' 2 Em- Ii' . XXV I1' '1 thl gy Q is Q'o11fiQ1Q11 '+ in e ' l1't3 ghqz ,bwSS,.. vi ' X ' ' ' 1' s long. '1 s K' ' - ' el ' 1 1 s. i - v BULOVA ELGIN HAMILTON W A T C H E S LONGINES MONTAGUE S JEWELERS 2811 Znd Ave No BllllHgS Montana Arch Marttn What has 24 feet qreen eyes and a pmk body wtth purple str1pes'? Chuck VanaeVeeqaete Idon t know What? Arch I dont know erther but you d better prck 1t off your neck Three brrqht llttle boys CTommy Morledqe I D Flockhart and hm Forney1 entered the Metropolrtan Museum and made for the Eqyp tlan dlsplay where they sa1d they wanted to see the dead men The attendant showed them mummres of var1ous ages and for hfteen mmutes they Just qaped One of the mnocents flnally quermed You klll them and stuff the-rn yourself? Men who dr1ve one handed are headed for church Some w1ll walk down the alsle others wlll be carrred Ghostly volce Cln haunted housel Get out' Bob Mammen Where are you? l cant see you Vorce Cmeekly1 l know the sheets havent come back from the laundry yet LeRoy Zucks mother ls there any hope doctor? Doctor It depends on what you re hoplnq or WATCH FORD ARCHIE COCHRANE MOTORS YOUR BILLINGS FORD DEALER 1 L Page One Hundred Flfty eight f-::, ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-.-::::::.':::::::::::::::::::: -9 1 1, 1, . ,, 41 I, 1, , 1, , 41 1 1 1, 41 1, 41 1 41 1 41 1, :1 1, ,' -- at -- 41 1 1, 1 1 1 ' 1: 41 1 ll 41 :1 - . . . . 1, 1 - - - 1 1, 41 1 1,-,::::::::::::,::::,,-,:::::::::::::::,::::::::::,:.-:::::::::::::,,::::,, - 1 1 1 I ' ' 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 1 . . , , - 1 11 11 1 - 1 . 1 . 1 . , , I 11 . 11 , - - . , . f . QF:-::::.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::A, 1, I 1, , 1 1 1 ,I 1 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 41 1 41 1 1 41 1 4 1 41 1 :1 1 41 1: 41 1, :1 1, ,1 1, 1 1 41 41 4, 41 1, 41 1, 41 1, 41 1 41 1 41 1, 1, ,, 1 ,, 41 1, 41 1, 1 41 41 41 1, 41 1, 41 1, 41 1 41 1, 41 1, 41 I, :1 1, 1 1, 1 ,, 1 ,, :::::: - -: ----A-A- -:: A -:::::::::: A+------A- :::: A---+ :::::: -+-- ---- - A -::k F vvvvvv -v-------- - - -'----f------ --- I 'I N 0 t 'I 0 I Conaratulatlons to the Class of 1948 BARRY 0 LEARY General Contractor Concrete Products Sand and Gravel Saxd of Pmky McCall1e Perhaps she was throwlnq herself away but she was talanq careful alm Dorls Stoddard entered a bla buslness OlllC9 to apply for a Job When asked by the man aqer lf she had any partlcular talents she sa1d that she had won several pr1zes ln cross word puzzle and sloqan contests That sounds qood the manager told her but we want somebod who wlll be smart Oh she exclalmed bnqhtly but th1s was durlnq ofllce hours Taylor D1str1but1ng Co Bxllmgs Montana PHONE 5000 Kclvmator and Leonard Dlstrlbutor B1ll1nqs Electnc Supply Co Your G E Dealer Phone 5752 214 North 30th Street ASK FOR Thompsons Dalry Products Pasteurlzed Mllk Cream Butter Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk Now IH Pure Pak Smgle Serxlce Containers for Your COIIXGDIGIICG at Your Grocers 811 No 24th Phgne 2397 Holllday Furnlture Co Where You Can Always Do Better' 112 North 29th Street Blllmgs Montana Page O e Hu dred F tty 4 t t . 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1, I 'I 'I 1 4 0 0 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I N 'I 1 0 'I 0 M 1 'I 'I 0 L::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ' ' 'Z f:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I I l 0 ' ' ' , . . I I -.1 . I I . . . ' ' ' ' 1 , +I ' , - g:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Q55:5:555::::::::::::::::::::JJI: 'P ' 'I . . . ,, ,. ,, O H I . I ,, . ,, Y I' . . aurmq ofhce hours. .1 V I, I, . , ,I . 1, l Q-::.-.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ,,,,,,,,,,,,:.-,:,:::.-:::,,::,-::: 1 l 'C 5 'I 'I U 'I 'I . S ' ' ' N 0 I I 5 , , 'I 'I 5 I 'I 5 5 'I 'I 5 'I 'I : - ' 'I 'I I 9 ! l t . 1, t 1, 1 5 'I 'I 5 'I 'I . U V' - ' I' ' 'I 'I 2 I - 2 1' ' . I 5 'I 'I . . t . 'I 'I A' 1 t 1 - 'I 'I t 'I 'I t 'I 'I g:.-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J L:::::::::::::::::v-::::::::::.-::: n n i mit 5 ggunterztl 4 mme In Bllltngs SIHCQ 1896 Q U I N N S EXCLUSIVE READY TO WEAR Second Avenue Blllmgs Montana ROWAN MOTOR CO Chrysler Plymouth Sales and Servlce Corner 3rd Avenue and North 30th CLASS WILL 1Cont l ler leave w1th happy rnarrted hves ahead of them Chuck Ltndberg leaves to follow Frances Iackle Harrtson Grace lones Mtn Hartwtg Mary Bolllngbroke Pansy Ott Herb Srntth and Lorna Nelson depart st1ll full of plenty of PEP and energy They were mlghty good cheer leaders Iere Pelletler Wendell Ott llffl Hotness Don Garrett and Chnton McFarland leave thetr respecttve harerns to Hugh Morton IoAnne VanVorhes and Betty Troxel wrll thetr super personaltttes to Lots Weeks and Ieannette Culbertson D1Ck Weldon leaves and FFA IS hoprng they can tlnd another presldent as swell as he Collyer Bowen leaves h1s leadlng lady Hugh Morton lack Harms Bob Orton and Irvtn Bent leave thelr stag ntghts to l1IT1 Erlckson Dtck Gregory takes hrs hard earned str1pes stars and footballs w1th htm Marllou Barlckman bequeaths her trtps to Cody to Kay Kranz Ioyce Harden leaves her soft drawhng votce to Carolyn Romarua Blch Carter and Walt McM1llan leave M1ll1ons cheer' CCont1nued on Page 1621 5 S- sf-' ew e 4 fn 4 gG-0 122 1 f 1 X ml' 116 N 30th Phone 4929 1. 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U, 7 F, 1, :P DF 11 1 I 11 1 1 ' 1 1 11 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 11 . 1, 1, I, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, I, 11 11 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::4 ------------------------------------,----- ..... --- .... ------- Gas costs so little, Aids so much, cmd Serves in so many ways to make home work easier Thats Why It PAYS to Heat Wnth GAS' 111.3 me ECONOMICAL run Z W2 75' yall BILLINGS GAS CO PgOHdd S 206 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ---- eq GRAND HOTEL 65250655 TRUE WESTERN HOSPITALITY 651454555 Lounge and Cate CLASS WILL 4Cont.l lack Dabner and Chuck VandeVeegaete leave their sisters alone for a while. 4Ah, sweet peacell Ronald Brown wills his brains to Larry Rux. Lester Streeper Vic MacFarland Iim Church and Dale Asay leave the study hall to any- one not wishing to study Lewis Penwell refuses to part w1th his skis Medford Stapleton and Ralph Walters leave their corny Jokes to Davld Leuthold Kingsley Srnlth wllls his helght to Esther Duran Pat ODonnell w1lls his qulet neigh borhood to Digby O Dell Don Stanaway Gene Peterson and Steve Pekovich leave their letter sweaters to lim Elhott lack Kolstad Bob Malmstad Fred Sielbach Ed Lud1ngton and Urban Roth leave their way with women to Irm Reid Pat Danielson and Cora Higdem will their shorthand ability to Pat Hall Don Davls leaves to Join the rest of the Inmates 4H1 Warm Springsll Mary Potter Luzetta Rambold and Maxme Randall are glad to see their names on dip lomas Rosalie Strutz and Velma Sullens leave to go swimming in the Arctic Ocean Arthur Ienness leaves his pleasing person CCont1nued on Page 1635 McArty s Restaurant Breakfast Lunches Dinners and Fountain Service Opposite the Post Office MCBEE MOTORS DeSoto Plymouth Sales and Service Finer Jewelry at Fairer Prices NORTHERN IEWELRY Northern Hotel Blllldlng Diamonds Watches Jewelry WE WISH FOR THE CLASS OF 48 A LIFE OF HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS' Western Constructlon Equlpment Company MISSOULA ROAD MACHINERY BILLINGS eOeH dedS y 4 4 44 44 4 4 ,, 4 4 44 44 4, I ' I , , 4 . 4 44 ,, . . . 44 . .... ' 44 4, 1 .... 4, - ' 4, ' ' 4, ' I I ' 44 4, . . 4, . 1, , . , 44 4, . . . 4, . 4, - - 4 - 4, v 1 ' 44 . 4, . . . 44 4, - 4 :4 ' ' ' . 4 4, ' . . 4, - 44 4, ' 1 4 , . . . 4 4, . :4 ' ' . I . :.-.-:::::::::::::::::::::::.-.-:::::1 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-y 4 P 4, 4 , 4 4: 4 4: I , 4, 4, 4 4, I, 44 44 - ' 4 4 1' ' I 4 , , 4, 44 4, - 4, L:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J 44 . . 4, 4 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::q 44 ll 44 , 4, rx . , . n 4, ':' 4 4' 44 4 44 44 . . 4 44 44 4 4' ' ' 44 44 . 44 4 44 ' ' 44 4, 4, 4, I L:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:::.4 4,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.l ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-, 44 44 44 P ! 4 4 . 4 4 4 . . , 4 4 4 4 4 - 1 4 44 4 4 4 n un r ixt -two 1- ...v. ....--- v - --v- -----v--v----- - - - -A-----A --A- - ---------------------A---- -----A ------ +------------ - ---- 1 1 41 41 S THE STOCKMAN IS A CHIP OF THE OLD WEST Sports Headquarters For All Good Sportsmen' RESTAURANT BARBER SHOP SPORT SHOP HF STOCKMN CLASS WILL tContl ahty to Irm Elhottl Marlnell Randolph Marlan Well and Wmona Walter leave therr teeth marked penc1ls to Bonme Olsen Iohn 'Wrley Byron Schatz and LeRoy Yost leave as quretly as mrce annual to someone who Wants qray halr at an early aqe lack Ehh leaves wrth Helen Ruth hot on hrs tra1 Kelth Burgess and Gordon Curran are rso latronrsts they arent wrlhnq anythmq Hrchmond tTalk1nq Drctlonaryl Allan leaves h1s vocabulary to Lum Berchenberq Arnold Stone Bob Brakke Dlck Collver Fred Smrth and Vlctor Berchenbach leave wrth srqhs of rehet Evelyn Kappue and Shrrley Beese wrll thelr deep volces to Dorothy Ward and Marrorre Powers hm Boqers leaves ms lo I9 out Ioe Powell Gene Smrth and Bob Hartoence Just love to leave Marlorxe Card leaves the deck lan1ce Hartman Naalne lenmnqs and hll Sutton leave wlth rrnqs on therr hnqers and bells on thelr toes on second thought Just rmqs The only krnd of bells are Weddmq bells tCont1nued on Page 1641 Mar Sel Beauty Shop Evenmg Appomtments Arranged Phone 7171 313 North 34th St WADDINGHAM SERVICE Fast Efficient Service to Your Car 303 Worth 29th Street Phone 6463 I CIDNAII. For Health and Recreation MIDLAND ALLEYS 1171 North 27th Street Page One Hund ed S xty th ee 41 41 1, 1, 41 1, 1 1, ll ll 1, , 1 1 41 1 41 41 41 1, 1, 1, 1, 41 41 1 1 41 41 :1 41 1 41 ll e 41 :1 11 1 1 1 1, 1 1, 1, 1, 41 ... L. 41 41 41 1, 1, 1, 1, 41 41 1, 1, 41 41 1, 1, 41 41 41 ' 41 :1 41 1 1 1, 1 41 1 1' 2 lt 1, 1 1' ' 1, I' ' I 1 1 1, 1, :1 . 41 1 . 1- 1 41 K 41 lt 41 1 41 1, 1 c::::::::::::::::::::::::ee::::::::.-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.1 ::::::::.-::::::::::::::::::::.-:::-, . ' ,, ' ' ' ' 1 , , ' ', - 1: - ,I . . . . 1, . ,, . I, , 4 , . 1, - 2 Danny Danielson wills the editorshlp ofthe ' . . . - 1 1 1, 1, :1 :1 ' I , n 0 . , ' - :1 1 4, . . 1 . . - 1 41 5 . 1, , 1, - - 1 - 1 1, . 1, , 1 1 1 U .,::,,,,,e,,,,::,,,,,:,,,,,,,,:,:,1 I I I I Q-::::::::::::::::::.-::::::::::::::q ' 1 - 1 1 ' I 41 1 ' ' ' 1, 1 . . - 41 41 41 1 1, ' ' 1, I - V A Z 1, 1, X I , 5 . 41 . . lt 41 , 41 41 :1 41 ' I I 1 41 . 1 -Ht- 41 - 1. - - 1 4 I 41 4 ' ' ' ' 41 41 A , 41 41 . , v 1 . .I ' . 41 2 - 4: . 1, 1, 41 It ' . 41 4, r i - 1- 11 11 11 11 1 :::::::::::::x::::xxx:x:xxxxxxx:::::::::::::::::::xxx:if 1 BILLINGS HARDWARE COMPANY If 2802 Montana Avenue 1 11 11 1 1 11 Qualrty Furnrture Hardware Sportrnq Goods CLASS WILL 1Cont 1 Harold Harvey Al Staley and I1m Orr leave the Blue Flames Wlth only Tony to carry on Larry Gallagher Pat Brent Lyle Barker Fred Day Allen Pederson and Earl Erlckson leave thelr women beh1nd LIVES of these sen1ors remmd us We can qulte well make our dent And departlnq leave behmd us Footprlnts 1n some wet cement Betty Bollenbeck Dorothy G-abel Evelyn Belder and Florence Dalton leave on the bus wh1le such fllqhty characters as Vlolet Mlller Gay Vannoy Velma Zent and Barbara Kell prefer to depart by alrplane And deep and thoughtful ones llke Bud Sukm are leavma by submar1ne LOIS Durb1n reaches her ultlmate qoal leav lnq the Off1C9 wlth a whlte sllp ln her hand Harold Donovan D1llon Rhodes and Harold Doolen leave thelr cars to anyone who wants to go nowhere slow and wlth a rattle oo Bev Dlrkes leaves her actmq ab1l1ty to all httle hopefuls W1th stars 1n thelr eyes Elalne Duerrwaechter departs stlll m posses s1on of her qenlal d1spos1t1on Donna Dooks leaves Barbara to carry on 1Cont1nued on Page 1651 C' d A IUDKINS' gf-::e,.y ve Phone 4297 125 Grand Avenue I I NEWBERRY CO 5 10 25c Store Eat and Shop Wxth Your Frlends at New berry s Bennett s Drug Stores 0 Q 0 3 Handy Locations 124 N 29th Northern Hotel Bldg 21 So 27th Mulvaney Motor Co Dodge Plymouth Dodge Job Rated Trucks 2605 First Ave No BILLIINGS MONTANA Sto es n N 5 Montana and JI 111-1 1101, lor we Wvomm ' ASBGDDN S3 FOR YOUNG MENS SMART CLOTHES 1, Page One Hundred Sixty four 1 ... 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' 1 . 11 11 ' '-' 1 ' 1 1 1 . . . . l I - , . , . 1 f:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-1 r:,-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::q 11 11 1 11 1, 11 1 1 1 ,1 x . 11 11 1 1 1, 1 I 1, 1 11 11 11 1, '1 1, 11 1, 11 1, 11 1, 11 1, 1 1, 1 1 L:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.5 1 1: 1 1 1 1, r:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-7 11 ' 1, 1 1, 11 1, 1 1, 11 1, 1 - - - 1 1, . . 1 1 1 , 1, - - 1, 1, 1, 1, . . 1, 11 . 1, ,I V Y 11 ,I 1 1 1 11 1, 11 1 L:::::::::::::::::v-:::::::::::::::,1 t::::::::::::::::::v-:::::::::::::: 1-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::7 Q-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::q I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1, 1 r 1 1, 11 1, 1 1, ' 1 11 . 1, 1, 11 1, 11 1, 11 1, 11 1, 1, 1, 1, ' 1, 11 1, 11 1 11 L, 1, 4,::.-::::.-.-::::::::::::::::.A:::::::4 11 1 11 11 H 1, .,,,,xexeee,,::::,,,,,,:,,,,xx., 11 1 1 1 1 l. 1 rtwns wo 50111 1 11 1 11 Y 11 1, i 1, 1, It . . 0 1, 11 . . 1, 11 A 1, 1 Y 1 1 1-1 1, , 1 1, 'vt noun or Q11AL11v 1, 11 1, 1, 1, 11 1 11 ' 1 1 1 11 1 11 11 L:::::::::::::::.-::::::::::::::::: ::.-.-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J Congratulations, Class of 48 from B1ll1nqs Plumbmq 6- Heatmg 721 North 24th Street Phone 5888 THE BROADWAY BOWL Kformerly Babcock Alleysl ALL NEWLY REMODELED B Ilmgs F lendlnest SI I DN 1 X Bette Pansh Barbara Hagen and Mary Platt w1ll thelr gay t1mes to Barbara Wheeler D1Ck Brannon George Easthck and Charles Swlhart leave thelr natural waves to lohn Gnmstad Cecella Engllsh leaves to study French Iernne Dean Cmusclesl leaves Margaret Berge has been gone all year Dons Burgess lean Swam and Dorothy Tart leave therr bashful ways to next year s sopho mores Tommy Bennron Stan Duncan Harlan Buck and Iunror Byornson leave for parts unknown Eldora Boone departs w1th many honors Pat Carrmgton and M1ldred Marvell leave thelr g1gg1y gab tests to Donna Shamanoft and Helen Krone Carol Thompson and Phylhs Thompson leave to Jom all the other Thompsons Art Wmslow Everett Peterson Davld Rob lnson and Kenny Talt cut paper dolls out of thelr d1plomas as they sl1de down the second floor banmster Arnold Schwenk w1lls hls peace maklng ab1l1ty to Ierry Walker LOUISG Wlttman and lean Wrlllamson leave the1r star gazmg ab1l1t1es to Norma Bowles Ne1l Thompson leaves hls l1ttle brother to carry on Peggy Straxght w1lls her surname to B111 Bender Thelma W1lhe1m w1lls her attractlve bralds to Beverly McConnehey Esther Unch Bev Stephens and Betty Rep logle wlll thelr pos1t1ons as senlors 1n thls charm1ng school to anyone who has enough credxts Ronald Brown and Lons Rose leave the1r gray matter to Arden Braaten W1lbert Schwenk, Ronald Shepherd, Frank Rachou and Don Yost leave by an under ground passage Aptly compared Pat Hall Restless as a wmdshxeld w1per Holly Decoratmq Co Pcuntlnq SPRAY BRUSH CARS TRUCKS HOMES For Those Who Want the Bes Phone 7780 PALACE BARBER 6. BEAUTY SHOP FRATT BUILDING Own a Royal and You Own the Best PETERSON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 2807 First Avenue North Blllmgs Montana BE WISE Revltallze 41 9 X 1 I X 61.60 HCR! x 1 41 1 41 1 41 41 1 J Page One Hundred Suxty fve 1-::::::::::::::::.-.-:::::::::.-:::::-, 1-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Ay 1 1, 1, ,, 41 ' 9 1, 41 1 1 1 I 41 1, 11 . 1 1 ,. - 1, 1 1, 41 . . . . 1, 41 ' 1, 1 1 1 - - - - 1 I1 41 ,I 1 1 1, ,1 1 41 1, 1 1, 1.1::.-::::::::::.-:::::::::::::::::::J :1 1, 1 T 1 1, ,I - -.-- - - - A-----------A---- -::::::: 41 i v-----f-'------v-----'--'H 1 1, 1 ,I I1 , 41 I 1 41 41 1 tl : 1, 1, 1 , 1: 1' 4: :I 1 , 1 1, .. i . . r- . 1, 1, :1 1, ,: .X YL' 'I' NYU. . 1'1 .'VIN 'li '1ll'l , I 1':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J L:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J CLASS WILL 1CO1',l,t,, T:::::::::::::.-:::,::::.-:::::::::eq . 1 41 1 41 41 . . . 41 1, . , 1, . 1 41 1, 1 11 1, ' ' 1 1, . 41 41 . 41 1 , , p,::,,,,:,:::::,:::::,:.-::::,:,:,:.L Q-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: . . 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Too - Grocers Since 1913 ------------A------------A----------4 GRADUATION There s a path wrndtng up through the gate way To the llves we must clatrn for our own Each footstep must tread O er th1s path of the dead O er these memones barren and gone There are lW1SlS there are turns 1n thrs path way There are hldden faults we can not see The tount ot decept1on Thlrsts for lnspectron By those who are weaker than we What school boy IS there who s not wandered Down bylanes ot th1s path alone? W1th the wlldest dreams cherrshed Whlle ennul pertshed Seeklng the prlceless unknown Though the pathway may narrow and stratghten And the future beckons ahead We rnust walk on alone For God s clatrned HIS own ln the trlends who he burted and dead But we ll know when we ve passed these deep waters That hte held no meanrng before We w1ll walk Sllll w1th God O er each path we must trod To the end He created us for hll Sutton Tom Welch now a successful buslnessman was taklng h1s wrte south on the1r honeymoon They V1Sll9d a restaurant famous for 1ts good food Tom Sam where s my honey? Sam the colored walter 1w1th a cautxous glance at the ladyl Ah don know boss she aon work here no mo CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES' Rehberq s Mldland Guernsey Dalry Farm 3063 Poly Drtve Phone 6519 1 1. 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C CC CC C CC 81 ' ' N 1 P K H 87 - c,cccc CCCCCCCCCCCC10, A 5 5 C C c,ccl c'cE C ' C'C'C' H 0 0 0 ' C -94 C CC C 86 L7 C V y H97 I ACCCCCC CCCCCC C CCCCCCC1110 C C 116 CCCCC CCC92 C CB C 7 M - C CC CC C CC CC111 - CC C C C CC CC 91 PN A C CC CC Oy ---C99 C C CCCCCCCCC CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC C CCCC C C C85 - 1 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC C CCCCCCCC CCCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCCC C C CCCCCCCCCC CCCCCCC112 CC 'C'C 'C'C CCCC' C C0 'C'ClC 21 C-pCCC C CC CC CCCC CC ' V V Y H V U - CCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCCCC C CC CC C CC CC CC CC137 - C 7 13 CC C C C CC CC CC CC 69 CCQCCC ,EDM ' ...C CC C C CC98 C CCCCCCC C C C C 117 C CC C36 RCC C 11 ' C C CC CC C101 ' ' YVVV VVVV V V 6 CCSCCC , C TEM C CC CCCCC C C CC C 12 - CCCCCCCCC C C CCCC CCCCCC C CC CCCCCCC C C 2 - - wyyy'wWW'w H A 1 GFA ' l' 'CCCCC C Cf' C'ClC CCCCCCC C 22 ' CCCCC CC CCCCC CCCC CCCCCCCCC 1 1 0 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC C CCCC CC 49 ' C C CCCC C19 CQ, ' CC CC CCCC C CC CC CCCC CCCC C 102 yyyyyyyyyvyyyny yvyyynlyln g so 8 ' CCCCCCCCCCCC C 7 ' - C CC CC CCCCCC CC C CCCCCC C 95 C CC C CC C CC C C 78 CCCCC CC CC C 115 Car- ' ' C CC CC CCCC C 38 'YW-9 INDEX Page 125 166 108109 72 76 6271 7071 112113 120123 1419 82 83 38 Key Club K1net1c Club Kyote Annual Kyote Paper Lettermen Lxbrary A1dS Masque and Gavel Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety O D Club Crchestra Our Town Pep Club PGDSI Cola Scho1arsh1p P1rates ot Penzance Pr1nc1pall G Bagsdale Qu1l1 and Scroll Boom Bepresentatwes School Board School Bu11d1ng School L1fe Semor Class Ofhcers SGHIOI Essay Sk1 Club Skl Team Sophomore Class Othcers Sophomore Essay Sports Super1ntendentM C Gallagher Table of Contents The End Page T1tle Page Track Team Trad1t1ons Who s Who 106107 104105 45 20 118119 60 79 36 37 qe One HL nd Auto raphs Autographs Autographs Autographs -'IRI' A R WWW 2 ENGRAVING 8 ELECTROTYPE C0 INC Q 'IOIO FIRST AVENUE SEATTLE 4 WASHINGTON X H 2-J R e To - X 11 Q, HX 7' dl ' ...I F' a Q ' 7 S812 ool- X Page One Hundred Seventy four Prmted md Bound hx Cfdfetty Puntmgr and Supplx Compam Bdlmgs Mont ma 1 Q V w - - w 1 4 f A, - 1 - 4 x, '. 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