Billings Senior High School - Kyote Yearbook (Billings, MT)
- Class of 1953
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N fx 4 14,5531-Q , QQ, , , ,.,.,, ,7,..,, P 53 KYCDTE fw ANNUAL ADMINISTRATION 13141111 Trxxstee-S -1 A,ir:,1:1L:1tis,:wrs 5 Rgxnzi, 1ieg1:essx1Yc21Vos 6 7 1 CLASSES bsrmlxzrs' 16 1L1:11Qr 32 SGI ACTIVITIES 111i1:3:fQf 1,11 Vvlrk Epitg Lua QC INA' S W:11w 104 ORGANIZATIONS f'1ubs 62 Ciwe-11ef1C1Qrs 98 1N1c1'nrst1Qs 99 Bfiild 10C L ZIQIUS 102 Druzziu 106 171111151 '1 I1 1138 SPORTS Footbail 114 STCIUSUCS 121 Bc:rskQtbu11 122 B Squad 121 1V11z1Q1 Sgwvs ,, 129 Trcizfk 130 1:1tr4,rrv11r1j11 Starts 131 FEATURE AND ADVERTISING 132 iii Ll k 4l 14- ,J 'faaf-152 . I DIP jg ' me iun NW x -1Il ixsmuuu W iF Y ,, 'gs X S A H Q Horeword Down thro the years we pledge our l1ves to tl ee Down thro the years we ll have fond HISIUONQS W1 eu we depart we ll proudly b ar yo r 1 e And 111 our hearts your pra1ses we ll 1 bla1m Armd your Cheers we leave these 1all W d walls And Cast our fears behmd to face l1te s ball A td t11o the qame of l1te brmqs pam and tears We re manktul for your Care down thro the years Ph1l Medley Tb1s IS your story You are the actors Wl1SI1 lookma t1rouqh tb1s book may you always remember what you have done May you always remember t1e l1ttle fmnqs all thro the years that have qrowh 111to what hts the desc11pt1o11 of a memory Take your story and cher1sh 1t all thro the ommq Y9CTfw 1 ,z we r N IN J l f 'L-kg X ' e 'ou :1a:1 , N ' f- ' f-- ' , A , , E .C e , I ' I A , . 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Ll 7 S: U1 PF rn ro U1 m LQ i Q PF rn ui Q :- o o U1 L F : o 7 o B li. . E. V 4 I ., . W. Y-W W i T Mr. Gallagher, Servant to Education Mr. M. C. Gallagher tirst became superintendent of School District No. 2 in 1937. He and the school board have busily been planning on ways to provide the necessary space in the schools that we must have. To date there are three elementary schools under construction and plans drawn for another. Mr. Gallaghers message to students follows: The meas- ure ot accomplishment of the administration is determined by the product at Senior high which is the graduates and those who leave for a iob or the service. lt the school has done something tor them ot which they are proud, then the board is successful. Page Four Deans Speak Dean of Girls, Miss Gertrude Whip- ple, says: Absencessadmitse ecom- mittee meetingsef report cardsee crepe paper-phone calls -eiobs ffwisdom teeth-fboy troublese-thrills! My of- fice is just like Grand Central station, for through it passes a cross-section of the lives of the most interesting group of girls l could find anywhere. That is what makes my work sirens uous, but far from monotonous. The reward lies in watching each girl learn to be a real person in her own right, to do her own thinking and to work with and for other people in the American way. Dean of Boys, Mr. Earl L. Collins, says: Students should grow in trust and discrimination, kindness and courage, integrity and generosity, iustice and tolerance as they pro- gress through Billings highschool. These attributes help to give meaning and purpose to the information stu- dents gain through academic effort. Dean Gertrude A. Whipple Vice-Prin. Earl L. Collins Ruling .Advisers fook joward Uuture Prin. Charles E. Borberg ., Y. 7- Y i-....,-.,,Mx N-an sa- T' G5rincipal's Message Prin. Charles E. Borberg says: It is always with a feeling of regret that we see a class approach the end of its senior year. We have come to know well its indi- vidual members. We have seen them make the greatest advance in their intellectual and social development which they will ever make and we have seen them grow from children into young men and women. We have personal satisfaction for their achievements and honors and a sense of frustration for their failures. Our regret ,though, is alleviated by our pride in their accom' plishments and our optimism for their future. Next fall, nostalgic and reluctant, we become aware that a new class of young and eager students are storm- ing our school and that the whole process of highschool education must begin again. Yet we too have learned and we feel that this time perhaps we will be able to help this new class to do even better. Our goal in public education is to produce citizens who as individuals are better informed, more respon- sible and more articulate than those of the preceding years. Your future action will prove whether twelve years of schooling at public expense was worth the time and money expended. When you leave, take with you the idea that education is the foundation of our democratic republic. Page Fiw 'Brown Uiuns Office Mrs. Lynn Brown has been the secretary of our school since 1946. She is assisted by Mrs. Rhea Langworthy, who is in charge of purchase orders, and twentyftwo office girls. She trains the QD's on how to run the mimeograph and ditto machines and to take attendance. Mrs. Brown added After seven years, l still enjoy my work. Each class is different but inter- estingf' .CRoom Representatives-Ruling .Hand of Student 'Body Two students from each second period class and the nine class officers form the room represent- atives group. These people are elected by their classmates and given their approval to vote in their behalf. The group meets approximately once a month guided by President lack Underwood, Vice Presi- dent Eud Leuthold and Secretary Shirley North. Prin. Charles E. Borberg acts as an adviser to this group. During this past year the group Bias concentrated on school spirit. They have been successfulp school spirit and loyalty at sports events has been ini- proved and the general attitude of the school has been raised. ln April the council presented a very successful Cpen l-louse. This is the second year that this has been presented to the general public and both times it has greatly improved the relationship between the community and school. Donaleen Tait was in charge of this proiect. The group also took it upon itself to work with the Eyas committee and help with next year's ini- tiation. Phyllis Ammon headed this group. FIRST RCW tl,e1t Tc h1.,1i1 3. 'i.'t':1it+i, T. 'linker' E. Sf-.1 y f. Undfiwcca l. Adams. M. Cacldingtcn Thomas L. Iifst E. Schoesslelr. SECOND ROM' I. liflichael, C. Overland. f. lvnson. lf. Sclztcig. l. Rehlferg R. Graham M. Danilily, D, lvfestltf-izg G. Nepal! l. Hoi per, Nash ll. lst'-weilyn. N, Maxwell f. S:1n.if-i- scn l. lcnf-S. A. 'Nilsen THIRD ROV! N. Nielsen D. f-l'Naiiy C. Nelscn, D. S'h1nain.g: S. North T. Berg fi Hahn lf. EJ.-.us 11. Dante-lsrn. P. lVl:Kf-l'.'1- Lf. Ichnscn P. Ainrncn C. fain- y G. ,-'Xndrtscn K. lkfcntaczuf l. Sandc. Ft. Vfarkei T. 3:91-sri. FOURTH ROVY lf, Zljjtllilll Evans 'l. Cliakcs F. f.f.ttf S'raiivh, l. Blehni, S. M'f7::natd, S. Peterson S. Pdhtnan F. Tcwrisfriti. P. llollrt C. Hcyn l. Rf-ynaid C Wmdeii l. Plalunf P. Tai' N. Hurd. M. Stiaiizrm A. Rewlan. Fll:Tl5 RCW' '. Vit ...?1.a'.'rl-1 P. Slavr-ns h. l.'l1'lI1fl'i 3. Svhrouh f. NC'.'.'!I.L1Tl F '.'.'3.'ft l. Ftytsh l. Rowgnas F. Erawifigan M. Cchtffrg N 'Writ' S. .,A--Cliff l.. Carte'-I, l. Pchtinczer D. Clason. P. l.:'.'f.....f favis Rfiizxtr Pa'H1fk D. Vfithatii. NOT PICTURED P. Burtness. l. Carty, L. Dreier A, Frtdiik sen l.. Gorman, B. l.ut'l:c'ty T. Purcell. ll. Rowt S. Stott, G l,ln.ivi wccd. Eight Uaculty Jlfiembers .Hold .Honorary .Wositions MYRTLE D STEEN CLARA STRUTZ B A M A Enqlxsh Macalester College Un1vers1ty of Mlnnesota Unlverslty of Montana HENRY HARSCH B A M A Enqlxsh Iournahsm Umv rsrty of Montana Un1vers1ty of Washrnqton Advrser of Kyote Publtcattons Spon or of Qulll and Scroll Speeeh Iamestown College North Central Colleqe UNIV rstty ot Wrsoonstn Llttlo The-ate-r Sf onsor ol Apr rentuo Clulm RAYMOND AGEE Vocattonal Aqrxculture Montana State College State Col eqe ot Washtnaton Easte n Montana College of Educatron Sponsor of Future Farmers of Amerlca f,3'-1 ALBERT F IACOBSON IR IEANETTE CLARK Enqhsh Readrno Luther College Unrversxty ot Mtnnesota l-Iamhne Un1vers1ty Sponsor of Bllllnas Key Club B D MYERS Matherrtattcs Montana State Colle-ae Montana Unlverslty Sponsor of Natxonal Honor Souety B A M A Spanxsh Vassar College Unlverslty of Madrxd olumbna Umversrty Mlddlebury College Umv fS1lY of Mexxco Spon or of Act1v1ty Club FREDERICK K MILLER B S M A Speech Dramat1cs Umverstty of Wtsconsm Northwestern Umverstty Eastern Montana Colleqe ol Educatlon SLon or of National The sptan Troupe 55 Reqlonal Drrector Natlonal Thespzan Pay: bum Haculty .Members .Have .Attended Seventy two ROBERT F WILSON BA ME D1str1but1ve Educatton Coordmatton Montana State Umversrty Eastern Montana College Educatlon Sponsor ot DECA BARBARA N TIPTON Home Economrcs Montana State College Sponsor ot FHA BEN A CLIFT B S Vl A Typmq Murray State College George Peabody College Sponsor of Yellowstone Key Club GEORGE BOECK EARL C BAILEY B A M A Hxstory Enghsh Iowa State Teachers College Umversxty of Iowa Page Eight B A M A Flne Arts Umversrty of Montana Unrv rsrty of Utah Colorado State College of Ed rcatxon San Dxego State College Chrcago Academy ot Frne Arts Art Students League of New Yon: Executrve Counczl M E A THOMAS A PURCELL Machlne Shoo Mechamcal Drawrng Eastern Montana College o Educatron Montana State College Arizona State Teachers Cclleao Colorado State Teachers Colleae CLARENCE T GRIEP B A lv' A American Hrs ory World Relatrons Vxlorld Geography Central olleae of lcwa State Umversrty of Iowa Unrverslty ot Mmresota LOUIS RATZLAFE Auto Mechamcs . ., ' 1. . B.A. - - A 1 ' of ' - N f 5 ' A B.S. ' -T . .,A . . C D1 erent .Slnstztutzons o .Higher fearmng VERA BRUEGG-ER B A M A wtenoqraphy 'Vypin 'N 1 e PIGCIIKC' Coordma or lame town polleae nivgrsity ot VN ashin on Unixersity ot North Dakota Stan or U FBI 'X WILLIAM V LAZRTICH Health Plwysioal Education Montana Statc University S,.on or of Le-tterrran s Clul, EDITH W' GATERNEAU QI-IARLES O BOYD PA M English Univ rstty ot Montana Univt rsity ct A yominq Ro ky Mfiintain C llfac A nt Ina Statr Collect ni t Ari ana B A IV' E geometry Driver Tralninq r em State 'Feathers College It ntana Stats Jn versity MARY S LARSEN B A IM' A Enqlibn Prendi Montana State Univt rsitv Oolitn ia Jniveisity oSp nsor at Ili Tri S n IFrenliCl ROY A IVTORIN If' hysigal Ectucation Athi ti s Mwntana State Folie g R ky Mountain Lolleag Co S or cr of Lette rman s Cl ,406-k -it -wanna LILLIAN CERVENKA Healtr Physi al Education 'Vlontana Stat University University of California Sponsoi of GAA Spon'or of Tennis Team HOWARD VANOVER B S M S Vood Skop Rocky Mountain College Iowa State Cclleqe President of Eillinas Te aviiprs Association Ihigc Num Six .Added to Ueaching Staff Jhis year SUE HUTTON RUSSELL E EITSCI-IEN Anatomy and Physrolcgy Blology Montana State College Great Falls Deaconess I-losp1tal Sponsor of Alpha Omega Sgv STANLEY C RICHARDS E oIMus1c Band Umve-rs1ty of Mrchtgan Great Falls College of Educatron CLARENCE A ANDERSON B A M A Englrsh Consultant rn Readmg Super1or State College Augsourg College Colorado State Coll ge Unrv rslty or Mrnnesota Columbra Umverstty F F KASER WILLARD H RAMSETT B S M A Physl s Radxo Northeast Mrssourx State Teachers Easte n Montana College of Edacatron Umverslty of M1Ch1gan Massachusetts IHSIIIUIG of Technology Sponsor ot Focus Club Sponsor of Radlo Club Htstory Page Ten Amencan I-Irstory World Umverszty of Mmnesota Indrana Umverstty Spons r ol Elphaclonk B A M E Geology Geometry Montana School ol Mmes Umver tty of Montana Sponsor of luntor Opttmlst HARLES R CUTTS B oIMus1c BA M ol Muslc Supetvtsor of Mustc Chorus Drrector Yankton College Umversrty of Mrnnesota MacPha1l School of Musto Montana State Unrver tty MRS KEITH SIMON Red Cross Home Nursmg Eastern Montana No mal School Btllmgs Deaconess Hospltal School ol Trarnmg Natxonal Red Cross Home INUYSIHG Course B.S. . ., . . fo' R! 1 Q . . .ff I . 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Bs. , . . , , 3 Uhlrty One Ueachers Sponsor Glubs WILLIAIV' B AUKERMAN ELZA HUFEMAN Bxoloqy Belmont Coun y Normal Ohto State Untverstty Brown Umvustty Rooky lV'ounta1n olleqe Montana State Umversrty Sponsor ot Scxenre Club Chalrman ot Red Cross Swtm Illlnq FYOQYGIH LOUISE G KRAFT B A M A Lattn Enqhslx Oberlm College UIIIVQYSITY ot Southern Caltfornta Umversl y of Montana Umversrty ot Washrnaton Colleqe ot Wtllram and Mary Mxchxqan State College Sponsor ot Latrn Club Classroom Tea het State Inter nattonal Relatrcns Chanman L1brar1an Montana State Umverstty Columbla Unrversrty Sponsor of L1brary Ards Montana Charrman ot Amer loan Assocxatton ot Sohool Lrlorarrans CARL S WARK Typmq Montana State Unrversxty Treasurer BHS Acttvrty Asso 1at1on DANIEL S HOGGATT IEAN HONER B A M A Chemlstry Umversrty of Denver Sponsor ot Arqon Club GERTRUDE WHIPPLE B A M A Group Gumdance Montana State Unxversrty Umversrty ci Washmqton UI'11V61'S1lY of Calrforma Colorado State Colleqe of Educatxon Sponsor of Krnetrc Club Sponsor of Glrls Career Conference AAUW State Program Charrman Enqlxsh Radcltfte Colleqe Eastman School of Musto Montana State Umverstty Sponsor of Musto Club CATHERINE COLOSKY B S M A Enqltsh Colleqe of St Catherrne Umversrty of North Dakota Sponsor of Pep Club Page Eleven I 1 . 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B.A. t A , . ., , . . ., . . .Masters Degree .Held by jwenty our ,QI HELEN S KDHNSON Engltsh MOFGl9Sl0I Q alle ra RICHARD HALEY B S M A Socloloqy South Dakcta Sghool ot Mrnes and Ferhnology Black Hrlls Teachers College Untv rsrty ot Colorado IEAN WALLACE B A IV' A VVorld Hrstory Concordxa College Unrv rs y ol Montana non or ofH1111 Umverstty Umversrty Unrv rstty Umve srty Unrv rs1ty Sponsor of Amer ca I up Iwelx ADEL1A M PRICE Amerrcan H story MARlORlE BELAND IOHN E BILLS ClV1CS Algebra Montana State Untverstty JHIV rstty ct Washmgton lntv 1 tty of Ne Jada l-1 me Eccnomrcs Montana State College l ontana Umvers ty Unlverst y ot ldaho C' orad Sta Col e MAURINE VAN WINKLE Englrsh Bemrdu State Tea hers L ollegt Olno State Untvs rstty S, ons wr t Malcrettes WILLARD R WALLACE V rvr S Con omta College Montana State Untverstty ponsgr 'vt J X Dakota Vt esleyan Umverslty of Colorado of Callfornta o Washmgton of Wlsconsm of Ch1CGQO Future Teache FS tf T B.S. BA. ,C 1. . I . A I . . y. -Q A i , . A . , I ' 't L ' As. 2' N ,cl C 'e E ga- ' 5- Bs -X x o ' : BA. Q' C f C 'I . Sr ' L Lie' BA. -i sl, fr J ' V E :iff ' . gi' v , ,f Sv S B,A. , ., 1. . 7 A , ' e it ' ' SI 5 .-M, . , . . ' e I l ' A N of l 33 1- ' I K. Hour jeachers .Attend Jlfi EJ! Gonvention RQBERT GORTON RA. Atnorirart lfzspxy, l9l:ys1.'alE:'l..:ation, Driver 'Training University at Montana llmvt-rsily nl l.N'asl11n-:lun FRANCES KUNKEL Hs. Rooklceegtin.: University at Utali L. VERA McREYNOLDS ERA. Sliortliand, Typing Doane College Univt-isity ot Nebtasl-1.1 Gtvoq School Ort-rgori Slate Colle-uw U. loruda State Ccllrm-H nt blll Il n llniv-Arsity ol Iowa 'lnxv-'tsity ol Mnnwrtxtx Oreccn S'a'L- Follwrt- RICHARD FQX CNot picturedl BA. Mathematics Montana State University Business-Education day proved to be an edu- lolfinson, Mr. Robert Wilson, Miss Marjorie cational adventure for tne faculty. Groups ot Beland, Mr. A. L. Watne, manager of Sears teachers were shown tlirouab ditterent business Roebuck and Mrs. Barbara Tipton look over establishments in the town districts. Mrs. Helen the products shown by Watne. x VMS' i,g? ' 1 fit 2, .fy iw ., f ,fag x . .xx 4 5 i F A 'L 0 ,..- X J :A f, 5 5 Q f 2 -5: 3 E 5 c Fourteen Wfa x 1 5 ff fig Q M ,- 4 ,fps ,A .. . it Nm, I, M , ' 4x'4'?i5E I Fig an ,in I I Q s Q23 1 FP ,N ' 11? , .. X Q, , ' ,wsu- 'll l-fl! 1, '1' w .. Zh , :il-25 1 'r ning Swwpe 2.1. A 'Q 7 7 -5,9 9111 wg iw V, mu. ,4 Take some seniors, some juriio Mix toqether with f Spice it with l rs arid sophomores, too, rolic and yells- earriiriq, as teachers will d o. The result oi the matter . . . your friends arid you. Be like th And rerrieruber what you used wma svwwl e rest arid Jest look through to clo C I til . Y -qui muh Glasses Greig 66 6' . I Zin igltll 13 '12 , 'Q in d s wt J V .V ' , I :Hur I Ka .. ...... X X msd L- Q I ' I f' 1--'rf Jlfiolohon Uhlots Glass o 1953 fr Wk N- LEFT TO RIGI-'T Mrke Molohon Marlene Leone Lory W1lson ,gf Class of 1953 chose as the1r leaders M1ke Molohon Marlene Leone and Lory W1lson They are presldent VICG pres1dent and sec retary respectlvely Maln task to these elected pos1t1ons IS to choose the graduat1on announcements and present them to the student body Also they plan the sen1or banquet As class oftlcers they attend room representat1ve meet1ngs M1ke has played football for three years A member of B1ll1ngs Key club he was elect ed to pos1t1on of Lreutenant Governor for Montana Key clubs Marlene was secretary to the Eyas In1t1at1on comm1ttee wh1ch met last summer She belongs to Pep and K1net1c clubs plus serv1na as a cheerleader Lory IS a member ot 1l1X nl chorus and has worked on all the operf-tt and plays She was elected to Gtrls 1te and there was elected G1rls Nat1on Altcrnate In her 1un1or year test She 1S secretary to the Nat1onal Honor SOC1GlY a club to wh1ch all the 53 class off1cers belong Lory also recelved the DAR award Semors fhmsh Uwelve years of Educatzon The door IS open1ng to us now Yes the door to the future a door through wh1ch we all must pass But let us pause momentarrly and TGVIGW our accompllshments We have all sat beh1nd books for the past twelve years A good part of that txme I bel1eve was spent wa1t1ng for summer and Chnstmas vacat1ons somet1mes even week ends But the past few months have mostly been spent 1n wonderment of the future We are the up and comlng generat1on ln Just a few hort years we w1ll be the ma1nstays of the nat1on Yes lt s up to our generat1on to show now that we w1ll be the best ever take over a good nat1on Now ours IS a good nat1on lt IS up to us to stop future aggress1ve movements and to make It a better nat1on the best ever How can we do 1t'P By the next DIGSI denual elect1on the maJor1ty of us w1ll be of vot1ng age We should then make undy1ng pledges to a good generat1on to P nge SIXI6 n ourselves to GXGYCISG th1s great pr1v1lege and cast ballots the rest of our l1ves Yes 1t 1S up to us to keep our nat1on mov1ng forward forward to greater ach1evements But glancmg toward the 1mmed1ate future the boys unammousty have one thrng only on the1r m1nds Korea Ill be there pretty soon Some say th1s enthus1ast1cally others b1tterly But w1th a bltter attttude we can accompllsh noth1ng Therefore look at 1t cheerfully Its up to us to put an end to th1s Korean s1tuat1on and together we can do 1t d1v1ded we cant lf you are hes1tat1ng about college 1f 1t s at all poss1ble 1t s advlsable to attend You say Why? Because the better educahon you have the better asset you w1ll be to your commun1ty state and nat1on Yes we as sen1ors must take 1t upon ourselves to make our country the very best Yes 1t s up to us and now . f W s. ' ., Y rhymes - - , .1-',4x,,, ,F Hx.. , 'Y' .lxhsii - 1 I I . . , l . r e . - . K as . ' ' nfs, Q.. ' she placed second in the VFW Essay con- . 7 4 , , I . 'V V I U I I C ' l V I I I I ' I I ' ' ' - - 11 1 11 1 I A I I I ' I 1 1 w I - , . , I ' l I I I I I ' I I , , W I I I ' I I a - I I ' Semor Glass .Numbers jhree .Hundred Eighty five -v ROHFRI -XURSHUN lliobt C I-RAI DINE IRI-Nlf AUSTIN ljerrvl GAA ' Vm. Prutdent ' IVIIISIL -1 ALVIN BAIIFX tAlueJ JAMFS NI-XL RILI- HAR R Ulllll IF-X ' 4 Irenurv. SHIRLEY BARRLEY IXVIIILIXI IARRX H HAR NE I tlierntel Iettermun 1 4 I- tb ll 1 4 Ira It ' I -I Room Representatne '4 lntrtmttral Basketball ' I 4 PAUIFT IF ELEANOR BARNUM tSnookvl Hn I ' 'I 4 freistlrer X Llbrtrx And 4 SHIRIEW FAXI- BAUMGARDNI-R t'ihtrll Apprenttee OD I -1 Sun. N I ' 'I 4 Vue Prestdenl I Prutde 4 L1 yote P per 'I De egate to lun Lonterenu IaForLt Colo 'I Alphx Umm.: 4 Prutdent 4 lhe Mtn N H L :me to Dtnner I-'roduetton ' lun Am. Week I SHIKIEN ANNIE: HAWDON tBul.l.vJ I-HA ' 1 UAA 4 Pep JOHNNIE FUOENE BECK tSpu.dl F A 7 'I RONAID DUANE BENDER tRonl F Otball 7 Ht Y 4 Ottlge 4 RONALD EARI BENESH tRon7 Fogus ' I 4 Mu Preitdent 1 Red Vltll Productton 1 Double Door Produmon I Jm uarx Th tv. P Jdu tton I H ll Patrol -I MARILYN VIRGINIA HENNI-II Chorus WAI YER MARTIN BERUCIRI-N tVN tllxl Centrtl IIn.h Lnor Wtseonsm I 'Vltx d Lhorus I -1 H N I I 'I 4 L oo exte Sweet etrts 4 Ixxotu Paper Exehange Fdltof 4 'VI-SRX ANTNF MARII- HERLIMAN Mtxed Lhorux I -1 H NI S Plntlore Re Mtll 'I Sweethearts -1 DONJAID W-XNNI' III-RNHARDI I-I-A ' 4 SIIILILIII -Xdxts MAS LORXNINI XIIIRICIII o M 4. ultuh ull I to RUIIX N ADI-I I- Al I AN mttt rg :sur tm we FLIIIILL I dt nk ' A Ihe. M tn VN to Inn to Dtntn All Sehonl Rune -1 NIIIUIIII Honor -I luote Annu RA PII C XMFN I-FA ' I Student Aduser I VILL Prestdent AI I I-NP -Xl ll IA ANDI-RSONJ Roundup IIn.h Roundup Mon v e 4 Sur non tl I S Idle H ns tns tx Puh ILIIN L 1 nr n -l DAR Xntern.tn Hlstorx Au trd I All Sehool tue 'rodtntnon 4 untor Rnd L mu L hnrnttn 4 Il III att r Sweet In lrtx Prodttttton 4 l'XlRlllx I-RANRIINI XNJDRI-VNS 4PItl Intramural uketbtll -K .lunlor Opllmts JAN ARCHFR oothtll ' XNONNI XRI-NS tllunnxl I-runh o N N xx C orus e Mlll MLLIIILIIIN -I Douhle Door Produetton I IOIITNNX VK ANNF ARP loothtll ' nk I lit I l Intrsmurtl litsketht vsx 5 Page St'XClllt'CI'l flhtrty two Semors tn Student Gounctl AN S BFIZI-R lBet1l Ht X I 4 I-alta Pllro Hall Patrol K Salety I Skt I 4 Intramural Basketball 7 MARCIA IFF BIC1C1ERSTAI-F tMarttel Hastt Heart Productton 7 Red Mtll Produetton 1 C ass Play Produetton '4 4 Kyote Annual 'l 4 Ktnette 4 Pep 4 FBLA 4 Januarv Thaw Produetton T All Sehool Revue Productton 4 Apprenttee Ht Tr 7 Chorus Jane Eyre Produetton 4 Sweethearts Produttton 4 FTA 4 Sadte Hawktns Day 4 JAC QUFI INE BJORN SON Uaektel Chorus 7 I FBLA 4 Red Mtll Prodttt tton I Double Door Produgtton I H M S Ptnttort Produetton 7 RIFX MAI' Bl ANR Ill Irl 7 Fremh 4 JACK BLEHM tlilaektel BlIIlIll..S Isev I 4 I-tremtn 7 I 4 Room Represetttattve I 4 Class Prestdent Lcterman 1 4 Eyas 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 7 1 aek RAMONA MAXINE BOIF Alma Hteh Alma Mtehtgan 7 Lattn I R d Mtll I Sweethearts 4 Double Door Produetton 'l Class Pltp Produttton I Nattonal Honor 4 JACK WARD BOI ME Attktn Hlgh Atlktn 'Vltnnesolt 7 DECA 4 Intramural Basket 1 VONNII- V BOWIES Mtjorette 7 1 4 on Prestdent 4 Band Comert I 4 XR 7 I 4 4 DE 4 Seeretar lretsnr 1 Prestden DECA State and N tttonal Conventton I Room Represent tttve 7 4 Supperelub 7 Juntor Sentor Prom I Class Nutt President 1 Chrlsltttts Form tl FRl:D BRALTIUAN JR Shepherd Htth Shepherd Nlontana 'l Football 4 Btlltngs Kev 4 Room Repre sentattve JACK FLJGENE BREHM DEC-A 4 PTC 4 ROXANNA FERNE BRFINRMAN Alpht Omega 1 lphtdonk I 4 I-IA 4 l DERRX IEE BRODSACK Btlltnt.s Key 7 I 4 Football Intrt ral Basketball 7 I 4 Skt 4 B v St Alternn e EDNA JEAN BROWN tJenel Ht Trt 7 X Apprenttte duetton 4 The Man Who Came to Dtnner Produuton rarv 7 I' AK MARY ELLEN OWN tMaryJ H I '4 P p '4 Ktne C 4 FTA lreasurer 4 Muste 4 Chorus '4 4 Class Play Produetton 7 Kyote Annual I Sadto. Hawktns Day 4 Chrtslrttas For ntal 4 Ltbrary 3 Sweethearts 4 Jane I:vre Produe tton 4 RONAID BOI TON BROWN tChubl Band I 4 Pep Ban J 4 Stale Must Meet 4 Trae Double Door Produetton '4 All Sehool Revue 4 JAMES WILLIAM BRUSH tJtml Yellowstone Kev 7 T 4 Football 7 1 4 Letterman 4 Tratk 7 I Intramural Basketball 7 'l 4 Room Represent tttve 4 Evas I 4 Juntor Sentor Prom I 1,1 g. -ti? 'is Page Etghteen -5.1 Bs I-IORI-NCP BUCK II-lol DI-CA 4 RICHARD PATRICK BURTON lDt1.kJ Stletx I Intrlmtlral Basket W DON BUTC HER tD0nl ADDISON LEE CARI SON tAdl Band 7 I 4 Supperelub 1 4 vs St ne I Ntttonal Honor Sottets 4 l tttn NANCN JFAN CARI SON I-HA 7 Wee Prestdent 7 Dtstrttt Ntte Prestdent 7 Apprenttte 7 Thesptan 'I 4 Htstx Hurt Produetton Januarv Thtvv Produn tton T Double Door I Itlent Bun u I 4 Co C r man 4 All Sthool Revue Produetton 4 DECA 4 She Stoops to Conquer Produetton T Class Pltv Produttton JANIS KATHARINF CARTN Skt 4 Room Representntve 4 Hastv Heart Produetton Red Nltll Produetton 1 Januarv lhavt Produetton 1 Kvote Annual 4 Pep 4 'Vlm Who Came to Dtnner Produt tnn 7 All Sehool Revue Su.ntC Dtreuor 4 Mural 4 SC enee 7 1 RODNEX CASTLE lBtskl Football 7 B sketball 7 'l Tratk 7 MARGARET JANF CENTERWAII tPeggvl Hot Sprtngs Htgh Hot Sprtngs S uth Dakota Apprenttte I 4 CIAA I 4 B d I 4 Kvote Paper 4 Alpht Omega 4 Januarv Thaw Pro duetton 1 Double Door Produttton 1 All Sehool Revue Produttton 4 Kvote Annutl 4 Suppertlub 1 4 Orehestrt lntrtmnrtl N llevbtll Btdmtnttn 1 4 Qtttlland Stro I I I I DE '. 3 '- 1 '- -e 1 t-1: ' 'I '.-- . 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Semors .Active tn Dramatic Tresentatzons DICK DALE tLlpl Football 7 I Intramural Basketball 4 Safet WILLARD DALE tFlngersl Su ence 7 I Vtce Presldent I Double Door Produttlon I Intramural Basketball 7 I 4 FFA 2 DRAGO DAM JANOVICI-I tllggersl FFA I 4 Presldent Intramural gaskitbiall I 4 GARY DEMAREE Suente I Fence atro MARCIUFRITE DETNTNEX tPt1.g.tc.t Ktnette Trl 7 Pe I 4 FHA 7 I Treasurer I Ltbr x JOXCE JUIIA D HOEN tjot Pep 4 WAI LACE DOELINCm Wsallxt Sttente 7 I 4 Setrctarx President I Kvote Paper 4 kwote Annual 4 The Man Who Came to Dmner Produetlon .lanuarx Thavt Produttron I IAWONNE ESTHER DOLSON H1 Trl 7 I 4 Pep 4 FBLA 4 Vlte President 4 Llbrarx MERIIN JAMES CHADSEY tjtml Suente 7 SHARON CHILDERS Latm 7 HARLOW CHRIST ENSEN tChr1st FFA 7 Intramural Basketball 4 DFCA ROSEMARY CHRISTFNSFN tChrrsJ DONNA CIANION tllonnru Hastw Heart Produt tton I Class Plav Produttlon 7 I Skt 7 Apprentlec Red Mrll Produttton I Room Representative I IHOMAS ARTHUR CLARK tArtl Intramural Basketball 4 DE Hull Patro BARBARA JANE CIARK tBobbwl GAA I 4 Presrdent 4 FTA I 4 Skt 4 'lhe Mm Who Came to Dtnner Productton 7 Sctenu. JOAN MARIE CLARK CIAA 7 Chorus I Red M II Produntlon I OD I DECA 4 CAROL DIAlNNE CIEMENT tCltmt Central Htgh Duluth Minnesota 7 I FBLA 4 FRANCES ANN COHN tFranktet Toastmasters I Mustt 4 Llbrarw 4 MAURICE REMINGTON COLBERC1 JR tMauryI Ewas 4 Yellowstone Kex 7 I 4 Vtte President 'I Latin Prestdent 7 Letterman 'I 4 National Honor 'I 4 Prest dent 4 Room Representatne 'I 4 Basketball 7 'I 4 Foot ball 7 I 4 Track 7 I 4 Bovs State I Class President I MILDRED LEE COMBS tLeel Pep 7 'I 4 Hts torran 4 AK 7 I 4 Natlonal Honor I 4 Thesptan I 4 Treasurer 4 The Vlan VVho Came to Dtnner Produc tron 7 Hastw Heart Produetton 7 Class Play Produt t n 7 I Januarx Thaw Production 'I Double Door Sthool Revue Student Drrettor 4 Christmas Formal I ltne Evre Student Dtrettor 4 CONNIE MARIE CORNINC1 Pep 7 I 4 AK I 4 RICHARD M COX lDrLkJ FFA 7 I Secretary 'I DECA 4 Intramural Basketball 7 I CAROL CRIPPEN tCrtpt M jorette 7 I 4 Flag Presldent 4 Pep 7 'I 4 President AK 7 I 4 Hlstorlan I National Honor4 Eyas d ontert 7 I 4 Jun Semor Prom I Christmas Formal I Class Vue President 2 Lt brary 4 BLAINE AUSTIN CUMMINS Intramural Basketball 7 I 4 Page Ntnctcm C I I I I 1 . 4' ' I '-.I.4..4.V. 7: I ' K, 24.3. 1' C'A4:1 f lI.5.'., ' , ' f -1 THU 'I i. .1 .1 .' . to ',' -' 'TI I .3 Production In She Stoopsrto Conquerf' .Production J: All a' I 2 -... . 1.413321 gf - '-. 3.41skiz.,. : -tor-' , .. . ' .15 ' : '- t .... . - 1.3. 1 ' I It . -if -.,'. . ,: A? 'Q 1 -' - ' KH . ' 2.3.4: Ht- -. 3741 p.. :Q .1 'ar,' ,A 1 1. '-... '. - 1'IfV:f .5 .. Jlfialorettes fed by Jive Semors N1ARlI-NIH I-RXNCIFS DOORS tNltrdxl I p Came. C AA I I ' o UUCIIYII ' JO ANN DORN :Job I-HA I IARRX Al BFR1 DRFIFR tShn.l .lunlor Opllmlst ' 1 4 ool I In 1 urnl skethall ' .1 3 Vllud Chorus 4 1 xlnnt Bureau 4 Swtntlnarts 4 Ex x DON Xl D FARI DUBFAU tDonJ DFCA 4 1 4 ootblll ' Intram s I'lII I-R ANIHUNX DLI KN .IR P Junior C st 1 Bm ' 1 4 Nfllud Chorux 4 Svleethmr s n rxnural lhskethxll ' I 4 Ho S I Aternxte '4 l I 4 Chrmm as Formll T Al BFRI DL RAND KAI! CA ' '4 FDWARD A DURDFN Jumor Op mm 1 Hun Hurt PTOLIIILIIOD Sutme FDMI ND CHARII-S FCRFR ll-dl I-otus I 4 S n L LL Pl Ile Iut QR WWE' N4 I I- N s vt I- :IIS Idx o p F S ROBFRIA I-AXF ELD CIF tlitrtxl Sueme I mn ROBFRI DEAN FNC1lF tllohl Foothdll ' 1 Se emu '4 C1RETA IFI- FINKFNHINDER Apprenllu. H1 Trl ' 7 Pep 4 Class Pln Produetlon ' lhe Mm Who C xml. to Dinner Produetlon I Jtnu Irv lhuvw Produgtlon Double Door PTDLIIILIIUH '4 Red Mull PYOCIIILIIOH '4 RICHARD ROHERI I-IISNEX lFusl Room Represent luxe '4 Intrlmuml Bdskethnll ' T 4 Sue u. H N olt T EUGENE FISCHER tFlshl Intramural Basketball W '4 4 DANIEI H FISHER tMarsl JOHN B FRASER tlkpperl Room Representnne '4 Fxremm '4 4 IHONIAS .IAMI-S FRASER 1Squmti Jumor Opllmlst ' I Inlrlmurxl Ilxxln. ARTHUR FRFDRIRSFN tSCohul Room Repruermllllw. 4 DECA HFIFNI CFCII FRENCH 1Freneh1el I-HA T 4 S eme '4 4 FUNICF JFAN FRFY Mlxed Chorus V1 S :nl ore Rr. Mull 1 Northwest Vlusle Conltreme Pep 4 DFCA 4 Nmonll Honor 4 Cnl:ORCnF I-I WOOD l-RICRI E tvhoodxl Rxduo 4 C XTHERINF MARIF FRIFDT tCxthxl FHA ' '4 -4 eretlrl -1 OD 1 4 Vue Pru1dLnt4 Cho RONAID RAN C1AR'lON lRonnlLl Junior Opllmlst 4 Nlee Pruldenl 4 Fl AINE C1EORCJF Cheerleader I 4 Co Cheer Queen 4 AIC 4 Alphx Omega 4 Ev as 4 IC Hmluns Du I Pep 1 4 All Sehool Ruue ro LIIILIIOII 4 Stx Semors U3lay 'Uarstty Basketball Q-,,.X Q NIRGINIA HARDINC1 FHA ' T OD 'l DI-CA 4 The Man Who Came to Dtnner Produetton ltoYD HARRISON DECA 4 Hall Pttrol W The Mtn Wno Came to Dtnner P odttetton Btnd I 4 lntrt rtl Basketball 5 I 4 Supperelub 1 Pep Btnd T T Y PAUI DOUGI AS HARTI I-Y Btn 7 4 lep Btnd 7 1 4 Sttle Solo tnd Fnsen ble Mee rehestra T 4 vs St e 1 s H tnalore Produetton ed Mtll Sweethearts Produetton 4 Btlltnes Kev 7 I 4 Room Represent tttve Blue Notes 7 Dukes 4 Freneh 1 4 Ntttontl Honor 4 Northwest Muste Conterenee ' JFRRX RONAID YFS Elph tdonk lntrtmurtl Btsketbtll ' tuote Ptper 4 JO ANNF ll-I' HANNPS tHtsnestel Apprenttee D CA 4 ltbrtrw 4 NANCX MARIFNF HAS WORTH OD 1 4 Setenee 7 lattn Double Door Produetton 1 Red Mtll Produetton '4 IFONA JANE HECK I-HA ' 1 4 Setenee 'l OD '4 4 Treasurer RICHARD IEE HEDDEYN tMotherl Ht Y I 4 lntramural Basketbtll ' Class Pln Jmutrw 'lhns Produetton 1 Sweethetrls 4 Mtxed Chorus T 4 LORRAITNE ESIHI-R HEIMBICHNI-R tHetntel FHA IINDA LOUISE HFNDERSON tDtxtel Thesptan 1 4 Apprenttee ' The Man Vkho Come to Dtnner Hastv Heart Produetton ' Januarv Thaw I She Stoops to Conquer Produetton 1 Double Door Productton 1 All School Resue 4 Class Play '4 Produe tton 3 Declamatton 2 Delta Pst Omega Plas Contest at Eastern 'l Talent Bureau 'V I 4 Dtrector 4 Jane Ewre Skt MARI ENE JOY HILDEBRAND tMartxl FBLA 4 PTC 4 MIRIAM FRENCH HISCHIER tshl Ktnette I 4 p 'l 4 Seeretar Apprenttee The Man Who C tme to Dtnner Produe tton T Hastv Heart Produetton Cltss Pltv Produe tton 1 DFCA 4 Vtee Prestdent 4 BARBARA DARII-NF HO!-FFRBI-R tBobbtl Ht lrt T Pep 4 All Sehool Revue Produetton 4 FBIA 4 Sadte Htvnluns Do 4 Teen Atee Week 1 KFNNFIH ll-F HOFFFRBFR lntrtmurxl Btsketbtll ' 1 4 IFRON JAMES HOFFERBER tl eltvl Pootbtll 4 Btsleetbtll lntrtmurtl Basketball T 4 Btllmes Kew 'l 4 JASON IEF HOFFMAN Ltttn lretsurer ' Room Represent une lntrtmursl Btsleetbtll 4 Yellovtstone lsex 4 'csv ,ae ANLIAN UIXSHAW lSttul Rtdto ' Ctl'ORC1F RONAI D GORP lRonntel Trtelt ' I 4 ln murtl 8 sketbtll ' IANNN R C1ORMAN tndwl Xellowstone ls s 1 4 B d Intrtmttrtl Sports 1 4 Room Representattve ' RO BFRTA MAF GRAHAM tlflobbtel Apprenttee ' Htstx He trt lroduetton lhe Mtn Who C tme to Dtnner Produetton ' oom Represent tttwe 4 H M S tnt ore Dou e Door Protlttetton 1 Jtnutrs Thm 'rotluetton l e Mtll ne Ie 4 All Se oo utte 4 Sweet etrts lHONl XS CHARI l-S CIRAN tBltektel Park Countv Htelt ltun1.ston Mont tnt W ,luntor Opttmtst ' 4 Lattn Prestdent lntrtmurtl Btsketbtll JAMES C URIFBFI lhretsebtlll lntrtmurtl Basketball '4 4 DONAI D GROSS PHNI l lS JEAN CJROVE tUglvl ttorette o e ' DFC A -1 ,fo- 1 15 is' 4. ,ff lttge luents -one :Twenty Semors Smg m .Mixed Ghorus ,4Q 5 X is 's P..u.e T IX entt tvs o HONINIE IUCIIII' HOI'MI'ISII'R Illlll Helene Hn.h Helena Montana Gtrls C'horus I FBLA 4 Talent Bureau I JOAN VERI AYNF HOPPER Ak I 4 Pep 4 OD 4 Mlxed Chorus I I 4 Student Manager 4 luntor Sentor Prom I Christmas Formal I Room Repre sentatne 4 H M S tnafore R d MIII 'I Sweet hearts 4 Double Door Produetton I Januart Thaw Produeuon I HELEN JANE HOUSEMAN lDagmarl Intramural Sports Double Door Produetton I All Sehool Retue Produetton 4 FBIA 4 PTC I 4 DACINW AIICF HOVLAND AK I 4 Pep I 'I 4 Ma IOFLIIC 4 Rand Cont I I 4 Chrnstmts I-ormt I-RAIN-Is HOWAID NIRCIINIA IEI- HUIIFR tllnxl 'Vlmdan Central Hugh Mandan North Dakota FHA I TERRY HUDSON IFRON HURD Intramural Basketball I I 4 IUDITH WIRCIINIA HX NES tJojol Mlss Harris Sehool Mttmt Florida Fremh I 4 President I Seerettrv 4 Natmnal Honor 4 Elphadonk I 4 Alpha Omega 'I 4 Kvote Paper 4 Kvote Annual 4 All Sehool Revue ro duetton 4 JEFFERY LEWIS IAMS tJetf3 Intra mural Basketball I 4 ARIENF MAE JACK Ht fr: I Teen Age Week I Pep 4 All Sehool Rum Produetton 4 Ilbrarv 4 Sadie Hawkins Daw 4 VIVIAIS CAROI YN JACKSON IC trolvnl H Tn I Pep 4 All Sthool Revue Produetron 4 DALI- l JOHNSON Juntor Opttmtst I 4 DANID SELIIE JOHNSON lDavel Btlltngs Kev I 4 Represent tttte I Seeretarx 4 Band I 4 Argon 4 Deelamatlon I 'I 4 Debate I 4 Nattonal Honor I 4 Boys State I Pep Band 4 IARRY ALLEN JOHNSON MARLENE ADELL JOHNSON 4MoIlyI Room Repre sentatlve 4 Ktnette 'I 4 Treasurer 4 Pep 4 OD 4 Junior Senior Prom I Youth ALIIVIIV Board I 4 Set rettrt I Christmas Formal 4 Sadie Hawkins Dax 4 Ourll and Stroll 'I 4 Ktote Paper I 4 Kvote Annual 4 Co Assoutlc Fdttor 4 ROCIER T JOHNSON Bots Stale I H X I 4 SL retarw 4 Intramural Basketball I I 4 Natlonal Honor 4 Room Representattte I MABEL SYI VIA JONES Uonstel DECA I 4 Vlee Presldent 'I Store Co Manager LILA MARIE KAUFFMANN DECA 4 JOANNF VIARIE KAUT7 1JoI lthrarv 'I 4 Pep 'I I 4 Vtee Prestdent 4 AK I I 4 Christmas Formtl I Cltss Plat Produttron I Fxts 4 BEITX FAN KEELE FHA 4 AIICE MAR CIARET KEFNE lAlllel Sueme I Skt 4 Hastv Heart Produetton I The Man Who Came to Dtnner Produe lton I Januart Thaw Produetlon I Red Mull ro duetlon I Class Plav Produetlon I All Sehool Retue Procluetron 4 Mural I 4 Ktote Annual 4 JUDITH RIF KEII Uudxl AK I 4 Pep I I DECA 4 Treasurer 4 Etas I 4 Junior Semor Prom I Chrtstmas Formal I Hastx Heart Produetton ttontl Honor 4 JAMES F KELIISOIS lKellsl Intramural Bagtletball I I 4 Irtek Football 4 C Uwenty one Semors .Tlay 73ronc Hootball IERRX GENE KE-MP lFIullI XLIIOWSIOIIC Kes I 4 Slate Treasurer 4 Nataonal Honor 4 Room Representa taae 'I Toastmasters 7 I Elphadonk I I 4 President 4 I alan I Presadent '4 Boys State Alternate 1 Band 4 Goll 4 Dehae 4 .Ianuary Thaw Produetaon 1 Dou e Door Produetton I All behool Revue Produetaon 4 Pep B and 4 DONAID WILIIAM KILI MORF Powell Hleh Powell Wvomana. 7 Codv Hleh Codv Wvomang. I Areon 4 ROGER WAYNF KINFR tRo1.l DECA Intramaral skethall ' 4 Seaene MARX KAIHFRINF KIAMPE tleavb Garls Chorus Double Door Produetaon I Class I-'law Produetaon ' I OD 4 Seeretarw 4 Elph adonk 4 Vaee Presadent 4 FIII A 4 Pew Su. e Hawlatns Daw 4 Nataonal Hono DORIS KNAL S 4Oneal DI-CA 4 Iep 4 Garls Chorus A ' H S Pma ore Prodaaetaon 'I IORIS JUANITA KNIGHT FHA ' 2 4 DECA 4 GAA ' Garls Chorus RAYMOND ROGER KOCH oeerl Ftothall 7 s Ines Kes I 4 Ietlerman FRIKA IYDIA KOERBER Flasaheth Gudraan Sehool Berlan Germ am Mtxeel Chorus I Red Mall RAN VIOND KOISTAD IRIN Fteus I 4 President I alan Januara Th au Produetaon 'I FBLA 4 OD 4 Presaelent 4 Pep 4 N ataonal Honor 4 Sadie Hawkins Daw DONALD FUGENE IACKMAN lDonb .lunaor Op amast ' I IORETTA IAMBRECHT LIAM B IANCE IHIIII Btllanaes Ku I 4 If urer 4 Intramural Basketball I 4 LEROX LANIE ILeeI Rock Spranes Hagh Roek Spranes Wwomanr. 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I 4 All Sghool Ruue Produgtton 4 RICHARD IEE TREIBFR tDtLkl Central Hugh Btlhngs Montana JAQK ALLEN UNDERWOOD tllndtl Football ' I 4 Tragk 1 '4 Intramural Basketball 4 E-lPhddOnk I Prestdent 3 Room Representatne 4 Prestdent 4 I-lov ot the Month I Juntor Opttmtst I 4 Toastmaster ' Letterman 4 Et ls I 4 Ieen Age Week 1 HARRX EARL VAN DUSL-IN IH tppxt H IX ULADINE VAN KIRK tC1tshl I- emh ' Rttlo 1 S L F'-ldfy '4 FHA I 4 CIAA 4 DFLA 4 Als 1 4 All St.hool Revue Produttton 4 DI-NISE MEIIDIF NAIS IAETHEM tDensteJ Roundup Ht1.h Roundup 'vlonttnt FBLA 4 Mtxed Chorus 'l 4 Utrls Chorts X1ustL 4 e Mull Double Door Produttton I Swett hearts 4 KFNISEIH AIIFN VI-RNON tluhl nd 1 d I o ts ' N estdent I Prestdnnt 4 Clftss Plty Produttton I Sthool Revue Produgtton 4 N tttontl Honor 4 lloxs St ttf. mural Hasketbtll I S duh Bt t oss ' I 4 .lumo S or Prom I H t ot the N1ont1 HFI I-Nl El IIAIIFI H STAPI F ION Nltssoult Hath Mtssoult Mont mt '4 HSI A 4 Setret trw 4 DOIN AID UIANF SIARK SANDRA IOUISI- SII-FVI-S ndvl Ak ' te ' mst ent 4 4 A 1 Omn.r.t 4 Skt 4 Lhrtstm ts I-ormtl I Jttmor Sentor Prom tstw e t 'roduttton J tutrx tw 'ro dugtton 'l tss Play Produttton ' VHII ANI I-UUI'NI- SII-RN thumb Vltst I- tr1.o lltgh I trp.o North D thot t IIIONIXS SII-WARI tlonl WIIIIUR ORRII AVN lWtlltz.l lr uk oo ' I L n MARJORIE SVONNI- SIROMMI l'VIJfl.lLl Pep ' I 4 Churletder 4 AK 7 '4 4 Prest nt 4 Room Represtnttttve 4 Chrtstm ts Formtl I Juntor mor Prom I Ithrtry '4 Januarx Thaw T Dou L Door Produttton 3 Cltss Plax Produgtton '4 All Sthool Revue Produgtton 4 RIC HARD ARDEII SIRONI0 tDtnkl Fotus Stletv '4 Room Rtprestnttttu I Intrt tnttrtl tsketbtll Olttte RA SUIIER Ot Rash Salett 1 Ntte Prestdent 1 untor Opttmtst 4 'I 4 Tr nk '4 tt ball ' termxn 4 Intrtmural Bxsltetbtll I 4 JACK D SUKIN lotstmtsters I Vue Prnstdent 7 Itttn I Ht N 4 lntrtmurtl Basketbtll DONAI FFN TAII Wayorette 1 Drum Majorttte 1 4 Band Show ' I 4 AK 4 Pep ' I 4 Room Represt. atm. 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Annual 4 All Sehool Rexue Produt taon 4 FHLA 4 Intramural Sports 7 Sadae Havaltans Dax Class Pl Produetton 1 N-XNCX JANETII- WHIIAKER Apprentaee 7 e M 1 VN a Came o I nner PFOCIUCIIUII Cnrls Choras Red Mall oduetaon I FIA 1 4 K aetae I 4 H 'VI S Pana ore Produetaon 7 LAHEL RAE VHLEN C1AA 7 JEANJINI: ARDEI WILI MAN tjeannael Alpha Omega 4 OD T 4 Seere w A lntr al orts 4 Hastx Heart Produetaon 7 The Man Who Came to Danner Produetaon 7 Room Representatawe I Apprentaee NIARYLOR CATHERINE WILSON tLorsl Latan El phadonlt 7 Class Play Produeuon 7 Room Representataae 7 T Northwest Musae Conterenee 7 Haslx Heart ro duetaon 7 Kanelae I 4 Hastoraan 4 Chrastan as I-ormal 4 Talent Bureau 4 Nataon al Honor I 4 Seeretarx 4 'Vltxed orus I eetaon ea er analore e Mall Sweethearts 4 Cnrs State! Caarls a taon Alternate W OD '4 VFW Essaa Contest 7nd Plata. Wanner 'K All Sehool Revue 4 Alpha Omega 4 Vet Presadent DAR 4 Pep 4 Sadie Hawltms Day 4 Class Seeretarv 4 CLARENCE LAVI-R'SlE WISE tAhnerl eta Ottaee '4 Ha X 4 Room Represe e RICHARD CJIENI WIIHAM tDaeltl Band 7 t 4 Nel lovastone Kev 1 4 BOVS St ate Alternate 1 Room Repre sentatne 4 Talent Bureau 4 MERIE JOHANNA WHITTKOPP Ha Ira 7 CIAA I 4 FHA 4 DFCA4 AIICE IOIA WOOD tAllael Apprenltee Ihe Man Who C aane to Danner Produetaon 7 Seaenee 74 4 FHA DOUCalAS EDWARD WOOD tDout.t Elpha donk 4 Setenee I 4 Presadent 4 Double Door Pro duetaon I Kvote Annual 4 Eleetronae Destr.n M aantenanet and Operation ot Sehool Paahlae Address Sastem 7 I -l CALI IE HAZEI VNOODARD tC all Waxed Chorus 1 ana ore e 1 Sweethearts 4 Northwest Musae Conlerenee 7 Kanetae 7 X 4 Chrastmas rmal 7 4 D 'Ire surer I Ey s 4 Class Produetaon 7 Hastx Heart Produetaon Double Door Produetton I All Sehool Resue Produetron 4 Room Representatne I Cnrls State Alternate I Junaor Senaor Prom I Flphadonlt 7 'K MARCIA ANNF W ODIEY tMartvl Pep 7 74 4 AK 7 1 4 Seeretarx I an 7 Thespaan 'C S C e ara F lNatao onor 4 ot h etaaatw oard See e a ee resadent 1 .Ianuars l'hava Student Dareetor I Chrast mas Formal I Junaor Senaor Prom '4 All Sehool Reaue 4 ALAN WOODROW tvwoodwl I-oothall I 4 B I JOHN CIAN ION WRIOHI . -1 ll 'fe -1 A 1 . 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Gheerleaders Glalm Uwe Semors RICHARD WILLIAM FOX lFo'uel H1 Y 'I 4 President 4 Intramural Basketball 7 1 4 Room Represenlatwe 7 FFA 7 Boys State 7 Class Play 7 SARAH LOUISE LAMEY 4Sallyl FHA 7 Room Representative '4 UAA X 4 Vtee Premdent 4 Pep 4 Band 7 I 4 Cnrls Intramural S orte 7 I 4 Skt 4 ARDELIS JEAN MLKEE tArchl Apprentice 2 1 DECA 4 Skt I 4 SHARROL KUHL MAN WELCH Tombstone High Tombstone Arizona 4 Band 7 I Sueme 7 'G Apprentlee 7 Double Door Pro duetlon 3 Kvote Annual '4 GAA 3 Floyd Archer lack Baker Dlclc Browne Mar1lyn Carter Shlrley Conway Paul Dotson Rhoda I-Iellyer Lots Kapphe Alverne Kautz Marvm Lehman ANN NOCUM PETERSEN Orehestra 7 '4 4 Band 7 I 4 Northwest Muslg Conlertnee 7 Band Show 7 'I Supper 7 H M S Pmxtore Production 7 Red 1 Produetlon '4 Sweethexrts Produetlon 4 Iatm 2 Vue Presldent 7 Skt 7 '4 Toastmtsters 2 Elphtdonk 7 Ktnetn. 1 4 Chrlstmas Formxl 4 Pep 4 Kyole Ptper I 4 Clftll latxon Mm lger 4 Kyote Annutl 3 4 CIFLIIIIIIOD Manager 4 The Mm Who Lame to Dmner Produetton 7 Hastv Hetrt Produetlon 7 RAF FREEMAN YOUNG El ph ndonk 7 Yellowstone Key 'l 4 Sk14 Trunk I Intramural Htskelhtll 4 QERAI DINE ZEEB tberryl HI Trl 4 Cnr s C horus 7 I 4 Red Mlll Produttton '4 H M S ln :tore Produelton BARBARA NORENF ZEILER ull FHA 7 CA 4 4 Thr. Ill Who C une to Dmner Produetlon ROBI-RI I- llMDAR1Bohb Freneh 7 I Seeretlrw Junior LIDIIHIISIN 7 l 4 Suretlry 7 Vue President 4 Boss PERIAN lHerbl Luster County High Mules Cnty Montxnl Frnmh I 4 Presldent 1 Vlu, Presldent 4 Yellowstone Key I 4 Presldenl 4 lnternmontl Trustee 4 Room Repre s nt IIIVL 4 Natlontl Honor 'I 4 Boys St tte 1 RUTH ALDENE HFESLEY IRuthlU H1 Trl 7 Lxtln 7 Alphl t nl.: I 4 OJ 4 GEORGIA RAE LLAXTON tBlllle Rte! Suente 'l Seeretxry I Room Representatlve I H lstx Heart Produulon 7 Double Door Pl'0dllLIl0n I ht Omni.: I 4 Chorus NOT PICTURED Roaer Lltton Carl Love Stanley Love Colleen McGra1l Nlarqar t Mclvllllen Huqh March Lellflome Mayotte ltwln lvllchael Ralph O Bamon Darrell Parker Darrell Peter Shlrley Reynolds lack Roe Gene Shaw Mtke Shore Delores Slclles Ilm Sm1th Maynard Smlth Roaer Steen Ronald Stoddard lake Wntmer P nu. Ihtrty one 0 . U club -.A1: , '. . 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A C Glass o 54 Boost School Sprrzt 9' LEFT TO RIGHT Ioan Shaw Bud Leuthold Carol Carney Presldent Bud Leuthold VICG Presrdent Ioan Shaw Secretary Carole Carney Startlng school as Junlors wrth a year s ex perlence beh1nd them class members tread the now famrhar halls w1th self confldence Class ofhcers were elected not on a basrs of popularrty alone but for qualltles desirable rn leaders f I 0 0 , fb, . my us' Quniors of Uoday-Seniors of Uomorrow The class of 54 the future semors have proved themselves an asset to thelr school Iumor class tultllled a number of respon s1b111t1es such as takmg part 1n 1n1t1at1on of underclassmen choosmg the class rmg and sponsor1ng the lumor Senror Prom wh1ch was a great success Members proved the1r ab1l1ty rn many ways They have been well represented 1n athlet1cs dramatlcs and musxc Many 1un1ors part1c1pated rn A squad basketball and football Many have contrrbuted servlce through clubs mayorettes art Journallsm band and other act1v1t1es There IS no doubt they are tltted to take thelr place as semors next year Iumors took part 1n dramatlc productrons The operetta Sweethearts the all school re vue East ls West and the many other pro ductlons mcludmg the-1r class play Pap. I hlrtv two Iunlors gave thelr servlces to the student councrl the open house and Eyas Besrdes bemg members of the var1ous clubs rumors partrclpated 1n the Talent Bureau Cho rus Band and panel dtscusslons Isadore Bluggs and members of clubs are rumors The ofhcers have led the clubs w1th enthuslasm and the members have followed leadlng clubs to a h1gh level of success Class members have become well adlusted and are ready to take on new responsrbrlltres The sp1r1t and loyalty they have shown thls year lead us to expect brg thmgs from them when they take therr place as semors Iumor class has upheld every standard set down by any precedlng class They have shown a h1gh grade of scholarshlp and a hne loyalty to therr class and school On a road to success a brlllxant future 15 IH store for the Jumor class 453 .guniors in Glass of '54 'i af. . -S J ' Ya' ...Q , ,, at , ' .Why .... X L W 1 i .. Q , v X. 4 I . ,i ,QW A 1 f 41- x t A R t r 'N , ag , 4- it - f ' 2 ST - , J - 5 r 5, .f f A it X , A H 1 Nr ' 1 V NN' K - xt ,. 3 ' ' Y x 4 its loyce Archer Nancy Archer Nancy Arnold Bette Awbery loe Baker Penny Barber Linda Barnum Mary lane Barton Delores Beffert Karen Behmerwohld :,:. q LeRoy Bender Garry Bennett Boy Bennett Karl Berg Dave Berqqren Io Ann Berry Ieanette Bertram lames Beslanowitcli Don Bevis Gearnie Black Iana Adams lim Adams Edward Aders Suzie Aqee Duane Ahlqren Norman Aisenbrey Bill Aldricli Charles Allen Don Allen Don Amen George Amen Phyllis Ammon Gail Anderson Iohn Anderson Larry Anderson Mary Anderson Walt Anderson ,vi 'cf cf' gumors work on .Annual and Taper Vtrqinia Blake Don Ble ini Helen Bo in 1 Delorev Bourn Bert Bow i an Brac Bowrnan B o Boyc ynt ia Boyd Glenda Brack t Kenneth Brau l an Brazie 'nur' Ill Dean Brink De r e Brosy B o Brook hi Brown Siaron B wn x ff I' E5 Rl- , Q fr - wap, 7 M b Eg: , K5 3 5 K Brown Melvin Bruder Virla Bryant Diana Burton LeRoy Carmack Carole Carney Dorothy Carpenter lim Cernohlavek Torn Chakos loe Chenoweth Dick Chilcott lean Choate Donna Clark Donn Clason Boaer Colberq Karen Coleman Shirley Coley Dick Collar Lorraine Colver loanne Cooper if Eleven gumors .Are Jlfiaforettes .?..4.Lxrl -4' 'i Mark Durbln Barbara Easthck Ahce Eckhardt Kenneth Ellers Ierry Elhs Fionnle Elhs Carol Elze Iamce Enqlehardt Sandra Enevoldsen B111 Erdmann Ken Evans Irene relton Iohn Ferro Wrlleen Foos Carol Ford Dale FosJord Maryhn Fowell Florence Fox Edna Frank Bob Frederrsy Ax iv LeRoy yorrnnq erry ourran Marina Curt Torn Daoner Donna Dale Marrlyn Darnbly Marr Damelson Lester Daubert Mary lane Daubert Ierry Dauqnerty Wayne Davres Dorothy Demes B111 D1 nrnni Shrrl y Dnscl Lyle Doerr Boo Dorfler Www y rarles Dunn as vm' L .Sluniors .Are Represented in Dramatics Carl Freiburqer Doris Friesz lanet Fuller Mike Gallagher Bill Good lanice Good Shirley Groscoo leri Gunlickson Hap Hardtke Les Hardy 'iv vw vs... Dorothy Friesz lean Frizzell Bolo Getty lean Gilbert Fred Goodnian Betty Gore Harold Haqen Billie Hahn Lonnie Harrnon Torn Froelich Dave Frost Darlene Glantz Dorothy Golay Phil Griffin Carole Griffith Darrell Hall lean Halverson Boy Harris Delores Harris Don Hart rf' H.-v1 W 449' T 'ing Pg.1hl 5? lerry Fuchs larnes Golay lerry Grimes Horner Hancock Luella Haun Eh -qv , ,f-:, 5 ,i-' Q .. .. B.: , : Q. A A ' - . I k ' L ' .Mfr y. lx 'S' , N uf -. ,K V .. H 'r if 4- 3 QM ef. 'C' 1 N ' ai 7 A ie 2 5- W .er QT' ,,,, I i N we ' s 'ff' t W Q M K 5 bi , ' V 'Jr A -.M 'Tr l' ' 'fi SI as 5,1 1 tl jf' 5 5 5 ? f ' G K V A IAA. . gf 7 I X : -gi? A y W-4 4 V M3 ..,. . ,,.. Z 1 H .A 7 -Al. I G t --i' . .,i.y,,.: I .i.. D ,, -'- ' 4- :I W Ek - I. X . K ,ww t , r 1 ' ai fc B ir 3 -si. jen Quniors Tlace .High in Uootball B.. Q' if'-V J ik 1' 1h-4 Be csv Q: L 'Nu Ann Hawkms Lory Hermbuck Iohn H llander hm Hrenz Betty Hellyer Iohn Herron Marqre Hertz Duke HllGI1O Stan Hertz Dorothy Hlnkle Pat Holle Dennrs Holm Alrce Holly Chuck Holley Harley Hoven Bob Huddleston Russ Hudson Carol Hurdle Harold Humphrey Dennrs Hynes Ruth Iacobs U1ck Ielhson Harold Iohnson Frances Iohnson Rhea Iohnson 0-N., W 1'-Q wx -cv Cm' t m Connre Henderson Chloe Herron Howard Hrntt Arn Hrx Howard Howard Loyce Huber Alvma Ibach Helen Inman Ted Iohnson Tom lohnson PLI ,, -13 ae. ' N, 'Q X 5 'l :I Q Q' V' f ,- '1 , , ' Q. I A N I ' ,, Q .Q . 1 I 1 ry,-Q, no , L.. T we K A' 'Qty . L- M it v- . l My 1' Y ' -4, , 'Qu ' k 9 U 'Elise N hy 1 -wr Lx t - f 5 ff' 'F ' its -.QT 1 5 sS4g?E?g j:g?5f254w:if.j-yygi f Ky r .41 I - 1 .5 Q.. , 'ng A K ' . ., - A f yy ,X - .,-- X .I .5 ij . is - f 'fu-af I A ' ' A .L 115 4-Z.: ' M ffif l 7 f . , : f i 25 ,J 1 iw Q L l . 9 . ' ' I a fe ' thirty-so 'cn Uwo .Sluniors .Are Gheerleaders 4, if WX X 'L Iohn Laitinen Marlene LaMotte Baird Lanqworthy Verle Lanier Mary Larson G? Lucille Lathorn Ioy Leach Wendell Lefler Barbara Leqqate Bud Leuthold Iirn Lewis Lorraine Lewis Dorothy Lindemai 'S- Mary lane Iulius Darrell Kasenberq Dick Kaufman Boland Keeler Bay Keele Florence Kelloqq Carol Kelly Dorothy Kenjalo loanne Kipp Mike Kirsch Valarie Klovstad Bob Kniqht Kenneti Kobelt Dorit Koerber Harry Kohler Dick Kraske Anita Krueqer 'B Don Lindsey 'M' Darlene Littke B' if 1223353 W? 4 ai? Marianne Llewcl yn Barbara Lockrern Norman Lord Les Love gba, Bill Loveridqe 'YY .. ,.,.. I I, , 5 x Mt il V, .ef in V - j . , IQ: If ,Ks Y --. . l cm fi I ,W W J l sr' . . -'M' Xif' I ' ' , x... TK 1 47 1 ia , ' ,, 5.21982 4 f -' . ,, WE ix Q' , . K 2 is 'ft or ' 1 'l I-. ' E, ' 'fir l ' - Y M Nu- if 'J .K 4 F Q 1 22 . ' , Q, 3 as .. ' f u ' f E Q . A , E, , r, 8 A a K , 9 ' A ' Nb fi 27 A Q-14.5 L' . . .. on J H rf Dick Lulcens Allan Lundquist Georqe McAriliiir Del McBetn Cheryl McBride Forrest McBride Susan McCaffrey Don McCann Gary McCracken Boberi McDermott lim McDonald Ionn McDonald Sain McDonald Bob Mcllonouqn Cnarles McFarland Marqarei McFarland Walter MCGrail - f . -ti' r I A. l W miwf' A ls. ,Q 'I 'cu V f . ' 4 J -V l fl Q, ' ' fi -fit 1 HW W, ,X I 4 ga 8 A 'eg we Y 3 Q ff' fu ' . V 15 on P M. Xa Sluniors Letter on :Track Squad YI 4 1 Bruce Mcflnlxre Bill McKay Marla McKee Bolo Mcliiriney Eloise McLaiir'3ilin liin MCNally lini McNauqQit Bev Mains Gerald Maierris Bunny Malrnsiad Georqe Malouii Gene Marker Barry Markusoii Evelyn Massie Szierwyn Mate: Marlais lwlayozir Doiiqlazl Means Donna lixllfl lvflfi- Gert Metcalf Lillian lvlelllfr .M vm Q 'K agfff 5 iw' 'N-1 F-r L. lf' Quniors .Attend Boys'-Qirls' State , V Pwr? ' 4 A . E ' . Bill Micnoel -A Bonnie Miller Donner Miller . f . , P , - Morlene Miller . - V lere Montonq W?5Wl 9 9V' -arf Ns? is-,N We ILP! lo Montee Iewel Moore Morrlyn Moss Mary Mullen Bol rn Murn Wa.. loonne Myer ludy Nosr Alec Nelbouer Inn Nelson Don Ness Terrt Nestlnq Doro Newby Brll Newsom J, Benson N1 ls n loonne N1 lson Sbtrley No Bob North Cbrrs Cb nouer nf' ltrn Qblcrnder 'vw' Ntkt O Brlen mg' Boberto O Donnell Don Oltver Ken Olson Bob Orr Pot Ortltrnon Emory Osborn Bob Osness Frank Oster Betty Cstermlller 'QB' Dorothy Osterrnrller A fix ' 1- All F t 'Q 3 4 1 M f . A b r . F Y '11 ' l : l B Q -'11 A ,-Q - 'HI Q ' 2 A 5 K4 Mr ---,, I' I 1' A M1 S.. V :L tl t v- Q , 1 1 M l V 2 , lf f I 1 S 4 6 , tl Y ,Qu V I 1 S ' , ' - . Q s f av- . :Q 4 ' t f e ,- . -. I H ,Hy B ' X55 ' ' fEHif'37 - , 21- ' 55 . Q .tgps ' ' T11 E' 0 'e -e Q: ww ' ..-1 - if G V G fig -.. gf' ,, - V ' , W . 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A -A .V-, , I' ' ' ' v V L Mr'-,Ln . 1 fc 'or 5 .gumors Tartzczpate Ln .Key Glubs Ralph Paddock Bob Pal1n lack Parts lackle Parker loan Parker Gerry Partndqe Pam Paul Barbara Pearsall Bob Pearson LeRoy Pederson lanet Perry Darrell Peter Charlene Peterson Hazel Peterson Ilene Peterson lay Peterson lerry Peterson hm Peterson Steve Peterson Pat Plerce Maman P1etz Shlrley Pmqetzer IoAnn Prtsch I11'I'1 Pratt Barbara Pnrnmer Donna Raclrnar Connle Bamlrez Norman Ramsey lo Ann Bath Duane Renard Kane Re1ch Katherlne Be1chert Al Berrners Dennls Bemme Ierry Reploqle dr JU' WSW if-Wx tt! fv- 151223 We 'Ns lu-1 .A K, sf' 51-1 awe 'if 'nf LIN C7 'fin 'X ia I I- 1 gumors Sponsor gumor Semor 11 gun 'DS pow ,Nay 'Y '? sd 41 George Schuman Iohn Schwenk R1ch1e Scott Dale Selffert Ed Selby Karen SGIVIQ hm Severens B111 Shaffer Pat Shaffer Ioan Shaw Mrldred Shrader Vrolet Slan Claudette Skaqer Bud Skroch Tonya Slade I geFot Trom Iackre Reynard Glen Rrchards Bernard R1ckrnan Don Roach ,lm Robbrns Ieanne Robertson Mlke Roe Larry Ruqqles El Clalre Bunyan Dave Sanchez Shirley Sarles Sherman Schafnltz Eunrce Scharnowske Larry Scher Donna Schessler Bernlce Schmldt Erwm Schoclc Gary Schre1ber Chnt Schryver Erny Schultz LW in Jil 5 jlurty Uwe gumors 93lay m Blll Slavens Arden Bae Smtth Barbara Srn1th left Sflllllfl Louts Snnth Sai' Mary layne Srnrth Ralph Snyder Shtrley Staebler Drck Stahl lane Stanton 00' A4 Betty Stark Erleen Sterqer Mary Lou Stern lack Stevene Phrl Stevens Glorla Stradtrnan Shlrley Strecker Geryl Strong Marlene Stranq WW vnq. ,,., :Sf an 45- 'G' 'ww 5' Band vt? Q47 Iaclcle Swan Carol Tallrnan Wlnona Taylor Allen Thomas Bob Thomas Fntz Trlton George Toldness Balph Torrence Rudy Torres Mary Ellen Tossett Don Troy Tornrny Tucker Drck Van Luchene Shlrley Van Pelt Darlene Veatch lg!-lth . JL d Y? U rr,,.,,: ,yq , Q A ,miss . . :NQ , I . , A I , ' ,V , ,.:!- , ,:. ., .-gf' - r Q t .... M, , . t :..,:: 5 H .Q 7 I ' K , . M ' ' I ' ' 'wiif V ' -fee 1 . . r ft N ,, l y 'X T . 'sf lg . B- wr' , 7 MQ 1 v'.., 5 ft f f 'ff' Nola Susott ,A W W is A Nw ,N , to S r..-t 2 5 'P 5 5' Q . , 55 : A K' K I , , . , .AN 'fig' In ,I . - 5?-'lg T , I 1 - '77-A S Q as Iv r- I .. .ix iw Z, vw sul V W F I: 1 :EI ,J V V' b Vg .A 3 :-. E A Q SQ A ' ..., 5 . ,,gJ or f 4- J . I 2 ,, ' - r,y. R 2 f' T' ' 4 ' My T? 7 A K I. I . .,,. I L39 ., ' 'ax c 'nr y- rc:- Eight guniors .CPlay .A Squad Basketball , ' 'N .Ill J X .. A ,W--Q Walt Wrllett Mrke W'1ll1ams Thea W1ll1ams lune Wrlltarnson Bob Wtlson Carlyle Wlrnrner Burt Vfrnslow Prank Wrnter Bose Wrttrner Bob Wrtzleb n Stan Wolfe Sharon Woltt Gary Woodard layne Wyman Melvrn Yerqer Dorothy Yetter Pat Zent Wtlbur Glnter Leona Hawkrns IL!-ll sn., f .46 X hh.. lanice Waddell Lanny Wagner Don Walker loanne Walks Bobbie Walter Ken Walter Larry Walter Shtrley Walter Florence Walth lean Waters Sarn Weller lanrce Welton Ruth Wharton Ioan Wheeler lune Whttmer 'Half arvf' Ahx F rm., ,gf C' 14.1 QIVA. . A I ' V 1 5 . I - ' .4 l I l M I ...III ll Q t ., ' l W 'J lt , . 9 Xb B ., 'H Bob Wood gl I l A E 4 ayyy B yy t yy yy yyy A l l l im, lvl K B . lg! - B W 1 Uhirty-Uive Quniors .Are Jlfiembers of .Tep Roger Rieger Lynette Truelove Arlene Miller Margie Hiner Clarie Klupp Bruce Mcliarland loanne Popp Barbara Wood .ff nf Ht 4' Y -if , ' 4' .r At Work CBottoml-'nThis year's Christmas tor- mal, The Candy Stick Ball , was a gala attair, with snowrnen, trees and candy sticks as deco' rations. Adding the finishing touches are Ber- nice Schutrop, lean Waters, Marilyn Lunday and Pat Shaffer. . Q an Sophomores .Are Snitiated on Eyas Day LEFT TO RlGHT Iohn Bohlmqer Irene Toraersori lune Bowman President ------ Iohn Bohlinger Vlce President Irene Torgerson Secretary Iune Bowman This years sophomores chose as officers three people who have proved themselves wor thy of the1r office Sophomore class has proved themselves an important part to the school and made a record that will be diff cult for future classes to equal Bewildered Sophomores fluture Leaders Sophomore class has completed their first year ln Billings senior highschool with a mem orable record They entered last fall a little awed a little curious They were 1I'11l1CIlGd by the upperclass men Maybe they felt a little humiliated or resentful but they knew that their turn was yet to come Sophomores after becoming accustomed to of school life They began their high chool life working hard but thinking of that day when they would graduate All those days of running to classe home work lunches in the cafeteria are but a few of the memories the class of 55 already has Dances games clubs rallies and other events make these days the best days of their lives Sophomores entered many of the dramatic productions When they did not make the casts Page Fl ru we they entered the back stage crews They put on a very successful class play Band and chorus were well represented ach sophomore played an important part in all work that the band or chorus delrvered Great and near great athletes are m this class In football basketball track and the minor sports sophomores have shown much ability Sophomores put in many hours on the Kyote publications and may lead staffs in the future A large portion of the class have contributed service to the school through clubs maiorettes art and the various other act1v1t1es Sophomores have held up the traditions of the school and set up new precedents in school spirit Class of 55 is pressing ever onward and when they receive their diplomas they ll be a class that has worked hard and long to reach a higher plane of thinking O 1. . . 9 - - I ' I I the school, are very enthusiastic in all phases - ' . ,s, - ' ' ' I I 496 Sophomores rn Uhzs years Glass gimme Dona Ballenqer Bob Barbo Lynn Bartsch Georqe Bartlett V' H Vrrqlnra Baurnqardner Deean Baxter B1lly Bean Ernest Bean lrrn Beck Donna Beqqs Bob Bell Sylvra Benner Ioylyn Berq Loretta Berst MK Annle Aders lack Ablberq Peqqy Allen Carroll Alstad Alan Anderson Marrlyn Anderson Nellle Arlas Harold Aure Evelyn Balley Gale Baker Ax.. ft A, 5 xaif xiii? 5? 'K Don Bernsteln Carol Beto Sandra Brbler Alhson Brqelow Bob Black Ellen Black Huqh Black Maxme Black Garry Blackburn W' Larry Black l1..lnIl Y ' Z link Q 'f 3 . ,E M - I5 A -' of f ' XX A ,Sr V :E titl f Ll Q. A M- 1'- L A iggf ilgggxf ,Q ' A ' 4 L .1 Carol Beaumont A Vllq E ' M ' -, :ll A A ' '5 l Y r . ' VIZI . Q, A ,,.:,: 1, its . -5 In t -. 1 i S e e, ce, f A A E '- 5, E A .. h R 156' 1 , lx , . .. , 1 V A y,- ' 'allrr I ' r rr , - ' ' x ,K . 4? A L A ' lx: 'ave 'urw-sc - Uhree Sophomores on .A Squad Uootball Ueam Iohn Bohlinqer in I V ' H ' -' Edwin Booth 4 - ' F- ., -V it N ,af 1 ' Iune Bowman f Ruth Ann Boyd 4 ' . B ' 1 Bay Bracken Ierry Branca Marvrn Brehan 1- f'- Don Buckley lean Bromenshenk Warner Bromqard uw vt- J Betty Brook Bob Brown N, C tarlotte Brown Temple Brown Valerte Brunsvold Ctrls Burkhardt Don Burks Peggy Burtness ,ff 17 Alberta Busch Darlene Butcher Pam Butler oy Byrnes ,H Frank Byrd 'W Arlene Cantrell Dave Cantrell i Peqqy Carlson Kay Carter Les Carter Lucrlle Cashner vlbv 1517 Dorothy Cattnach Hernestrna Chapa Barbara Chapple Lynn Chatwood 'W Brchard Chrrstenson Esther Churchrll lgl-rt gtl FY C C 2 :Q ,' -xv '35 -Q Q 254- l . 1 - I C535 fy, 7 4 ,A ff fx '- 'r r I LL I . -.: . A , . I ' 2 r- 1 Y , ' ig ,f 4 ' 'J K ' S t ' 1 CB A C C Q4 'I , M A qt W ,,.V . I I my :ll , . ,.-,..: 5 - Q A K K V -I y .P M 'N Ii I' 3 lnl ll l M ' . .t1- . ll' X ,.-:r V Sophomores Boost School Spzrzt KN X379 if M ff Arlene Colver lean Comte Stan Connolly Bob Cooke Karrn Cooke Drclc Cooper Karen Copplnqer Gerry Corby ludy Crawford Charles Crouse Susan Cummrns Alma Dale Patsy Danrls Brnq Davrs Robert Debus L ,pew f '.4.f7 r HM 'Z' xf-F9 Ld K Y, Ioyce Churclnll Bob Clark lerry Clark Georq1a Coburn Marty Coddmqton Don Codenys Bette Cohen lrrn Cole Katlne Coley Eileen Collms en' i P' N-Q. Wrlrna Demaree Lee Deschenes Ianlce D Hoey Mary Drck Helen Dlckey Ierry Dxede Dorxs D19lZ Karl Dooks Margaret Dorn Harry Drew lp,,lI jen Sophomores .Are Ln Baton and Hlag C57 If leanette Dunkrn Iessre Duran Brll Duval Blll Dye Mxldred Eckhardt Ieanne Elllnqson Lavon Enstrom Fred Ef1CkSOD Kay Fallon lack Fawcett loe Fersthamel hm Fergus Fred Fleld Claude Foster Pat Frankovxc Iune Franks Ierry Fraser Glendorls French Don Freter Gary Frlckle Moreen Frlckey Pat FYISDY hm Fuchs Blllle Furthmyre VIVIGH Furthmyre Iohn Gelken Iohnny Gresrck Mar1on Grlmore Dlck Glenn Dorothy Glyshaw Inn Goddard Sam Gossett Gretchen Graf Dorlne Graham Myrna Graham 73 Squad Basketball Ueam Gomposed o Sophomores Tom Grande Mary lane Grey Blll Gnebel Carol Grrmes Lo1s Guy Angel Guzman Emrly Hagel Mary Hall lanet Halone Slnrley Haman Larry Hancock Ianlce Harqraves hm Harkln Mlldred Harper Betty Harrls Mlke Hart Paula Hastlnqs Darlene Hawklns Marre Hawklns Bruce Heath Shlrley Heberlern loyann Heer Carol Hetenleder Stephen He1ken Loretta He1n l11T1 Helne Don Herser PeqQY Henman Ianrce Hessler Mane Heuters Sharon Hrqman lerry HIUZ Gloria Holter Dan Hotterber Gerald Hofferber fmt Ku.- A ,ffvv gf? AEA , 2 Pf. Ft! , . - Q ,Q u G Q' All Q- .W l ' -- . ' t .Q :IVZI N ty I ., , N ' . V I A qqbllu lllb. - . l ka W A' ww - Nan awm wmrwa-.iw ' 4 'V W i , ' i I G :gs ,Q po- 'Pl If ' 1 E: it H - f in G -A X Q r. . t .. J - X ,,.,, llb, G Viv, I h - - -A X f , -1 - I ' 55: f' -5 We I Add Q P ,Q ,, . W A ' ' f ' r A 1 -G ' K A . 4, M f . 3 lf A ' ' ,M 9 N nd- t V -' g Q, 51 - D J ' f X i ' ' if et i- -W' G l ' t Q ' 5 0' ' . t t 6 G K, I as 'c i' , -one Sophomores jake .Active .Tart Ln Glubs 'Q' Dorothy Humphrey Don Hunt Marrlyn Hunter Charles Hutchrns Collyn Hunter Darrell lmhoff Edna Ielllson loanne Iensen Bob leschke Dave Iohnson Delano lohnson Donna Iohnson VIFQIDIU Iohnson Yvonne Iohnson Iackle lanes lanle lones Mary Lou lorclan D1ck Iosephson Marton Kaufman Bxll Kelly LOIS Kelly Ioy Kerner Donna Kmdsfater Glenn Ktnsley lg.l'l!l ob Hoffman Sonla Horness Dtane Holloway Su Hommon Iacaue Hoover Donna HODKIIIS Charles Hornunq Hudson Hoyt Darlene Hudson Helmer Huqelen ta v4Qa . 0 I-': :P.-- 1 .,t '.,' ' H 'H ' f. at A Z I ' ' R .: fn- I -'P' .5 ., zbl: 1 .Q t D D t D Q tye K fs 1 tnulte JA ' Z ,,,, it I 'ij' ,, If , tt X ' PV .I 52 ' N K ' , V fw t A .' H A K K ss 'va Delores Iames , I , 7 V -' .V ' ,.A.. e in W ':.. 52.51 A 2 f' , JL ff - . ... 3 H H - ,V - lv A ' Y J U t s. D t y my me of K f tis? wg ' 'V D , ' . 'au fc 'ik 3'- jfurty Sophomores Jlfiarch Ln Band Mxd Vnrqht Royce Knrqht Marlene Kolstad Roger Kosorok Iaclc Kunlrnan Harrret KWCISSl191II1 blnrley KYYISS Frank Lacmcotte Brll Laqerway Pal Lambrecht 'il' T3 v--...f Asahi -at-I 17 ,. is X .av 1- 1 .Q . 5, .Q v- 4 ' if ,SJ an Xu? :Af -Q LT' lack Lamey Gayle Lance Arlys Landernolm Edna Langston Myrna Leatherman Ed Leckey Carlll lna Lee Charles Lee Clara Leeper Dee Leffmgwe Dewey Lehnen Irm Leland Florence Lesser Donna Lewrs Rex Lewls Marlene Lrberty Henry Lmdernann Armand Lohof Fred Lonqan Larry Lowman Ioe Luse Errol McCarthy Lois McConnehey Norene McCormick Allan McDonald Page Fifty-three jwenty Szx Sophomores Ln 53ep WM? Ellzabetlu McFarland George McGra1l Wally McKer1ney Charles McN1el Noreen Madsen Snrley Mancne ter Grlbert Martln Dorothy Mattnaes lanrce Mrchael Martha Mrclrael '? '! df ip. ludre Mrcnel Kay Mrdolleton t lare Mlrler Marrann Mrller lrarles M1lorov 44? f Br 1 Mrtcnelr Howard Noe karen Montague Betty Bae Montqornery Hal Moore -ah Barbara Morgan Helen Morqan Arnta Mor1n Mary Lou Mosbauqlr Bay Mountaln wr .Q-F rm Movrus Erleen Mullen lrrn Naqel Slrnrley Nerbauer Darlyne Nelson Bay Nelson Plnlrp Ness Brrton Newell ludy N1elsen Bob Nllsor I F I www .B F B B ' r 5 t I Q-fs x ezzwiff' 1' ' K 1 lq' ..,- - l L E ' ' s - I N H . :r A vt! , V T. rv r ' Am A ', 1 ' H .,, ..,, 11- 5 -,..- X es +Qts3 ' :,.- T Qunbnz: NI ,x ,M E ' :':': 5 - 7 W P ' P is 5 J E .12 f - ,. '--- ,. t I W M ..,.,.,..,.,.. . .1 ..... ' ' -Vi , - Ke w l ...,.,..:, ...: M qi, IEZIZ , , B . If . V I, I . X' tlryt, M M B t y y tr 'nge ily-lou jwo Sophomores On .A Squad Basketball Leslre Ntss Davtd Norl 1 Le-A1111e Norvrlle Bolo Qlsen Barbara Cptme Larry Orr Cdarlotte Overland Vada Pace MUI19l Pallett Torty Pappas L Soledad Ponce Celesta Potts l-larold Pr1ce Howard Pulver Marlene Pulver Bru e OCOIlIl9ll Warren Ra1sler Sneryl Raletort Scott Rat1111a11 Harry Reddrq xml. aff- ,,, WJ' Q-'Q .af W 3 if f' 'if 'xv X. in 'Nu xy 1-as-'S' 11 ki! X 'R fm lll'I1 Parts Maman Parker llfll rar mage Sco1t Pear e Slterrx Ped l:lo11ald Pen 1 1 Pe Do or Q P De ort L Pe Madelyn Petere 1 Harv X nge 7 Don Prpy 11 George Prrrre o1111e P if 12? 1 .JV 30 l llll J I . .... A V to Q Q Lg I L' 1 1 1: 2 1. N fb. , . Akai, 5' , Ll. ' m ums 1 5 - . ' 1 , ., 11 , 's V , N M r N ,,., at 1 ' 'if -ri, K 'fill 4 . if X ,. SAN 1 ' l 1 1 V. ' 1 all ,El b P I ' P M .I .. t l ' 'N 4 ' ' , A- ' g . - - 1 1 41 ,J . 1 'J 1 . P 31:2 M il . . :t Ax it ' C . 1 1 if P 1 1 rf H 4 H ': 1- 'Q I 6 X' I 1 . 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'S U T Q 3 Q 2' G U1 'Af taxi 3- Y io' 71 ti Q--.Q Ed Schaeffer Irrn Schaaunn Dorothy Scheek Donna Schmamq Elame Schollaert Dlck Schrader Garry Schroeder Gene Schumacher Kay Schwartz Arthur Schwlchtenberq Sophomores Gontrzbute to .Kyote .Tublzcatzons Btll Scott Ronnle Sexton Sharyal Shatter Margaret Sbannon Donna Sheeks W1lII1G Stteely Rose Mary Sbertdan Karen Stlta Newton Slrnmons Fred Skates ' 1 'P L 4' Carol Slagle Carol lotsve Vern Smalley Carrnelle Smtth Edward Srnltb Y 'fit 'Usa' Cbnstte Smttn Slterrnan Smxtb Susan Snell Gayle Snook Marlene Snyder Darlyne Solberg ,,f.. Darell Solberg Marv1n Solberg Sam Sparr Sandra Spencer Kay Sprlnkel Robert Stahl Gay Stapleton Stanley Stapleton Eugene Stevens A R1ch1e Stevens Bob Stevenson Manorte St1nson Yvonne Stone Pat Stralgbt P15 Ft 2 ' Y., . .,, .. l ,.- 1 y t + ' 'gl-'J 3 5 ' W ' Wm F , , XIV , K 1'-f H , It , A Q: 't h - X Ky 4 ' Q x A K S Ns., y All .I,g' t 'B' ' l . S E- V Ci 'ai 'T . ' 1' . ' S J . S ' I il ,ff ' 1 If ttf. E 6' A , M 1 . P: V jx x Q i t ' S ' tb f ' Q :,, Q S , a t if t 4 I A I I I .4 1 - are if y-seven Sophomores .Tlace J-hgh .gn Urack Events B111 Stratton Kenny Strauch Ann Strecker Harry Strobbe Margaret Stuber Vernon Swecker Larry Sw1rn Dolores Tate Earl Taylor Gerald Taylor Ed Templ Ur1ah Thatcher Kenne H Thomas Tom Tnornas Bud Trompson Donna Tnormahlen Ed Tlrnb rman Bob Todd loyce Topp Irene Torqerson gs? 'S S.. QM? iff' P ge Fifty- 'ghl RRR fi' u-if . Bruce Townsend u rald Underwood Ioan 'Vallee Dianne VanNatta leanette Vashler Myrna Vestal Audrey Wacker loan 'Waite Edward Waldhouser Iackie Walker Rosalie Walks Ceraldine Walter Rick Ward Romona Ward Connie Wardell Uhirteen Sophomore Boys Belong to Service Glubs 'V qlz., -- A g Charles Watts , Q: lane Weber Q E- Lillian Wegner 5 Delores Weigum uf Q W . .3 , E Ervin Weil qi 8 Elliot Weiss Rae Widell Keith Wilhelm Dean Wilcox Virginia Wilcox loy Wilhelm lim Wilkinson Gail Williams Arlene Wilson lack Wilson Margaret Wilson Harriet Winfrey Sandra Wineinger Roberta Winfield Barbara Wood Iohn Wolfe Dorothy Wohler Theodore Wood Phil Woodley Bob Wooton Alice Wright Rueb n Wuest Linda Yanchisin lerry Young Shirley Young Ernest Zilz Marlene Zvorak Neil Banderob Carolyn Elze My P e it jx. ,W . 1 b yyyyyyy H MI WM y 1 N W Myron Zaske f , M V,-'.f ug Fifty-n' 4 I. -1 Our iad joined the clubs in the school, To do good deeds with performance so hearty, Now, whether ii be Campaigns or a party, He does his dutyf he's gone joining, thafs his rule. Be like the rest and 'jest' look through And remember what you used to do. Burtvn Bmton WGS xdQWT QA. Vgv Grgamzatzons PgSl JOE I F ., ai W N RH 10' -J EXW , itil 'IA FIRST ROW' if-it to Rrghq P. Shofter lil. Foil Y. Ars-ris S. S1re:,lei A. Morin. SECQND PUNK' l. Vv'lrc-vie: F. Rprnydn Lang fvfoliristod F. Vfcrltn, L Flash. THPQD SGW' S. Sdries A. Pi-ukhuiii C, 'vlM'lC1IdE'lT, li. Shrink-el, M. Brgeloi.-.' Lf. Soyfi, QI. l-lcrnrrrez. FOURTH RCW' lvi. Ldrscn S. Sflij 't ig G. lkfiigt-rtis ll. lvl-l1lllk1IIiS T. fofirison Zirndiri f.Hyrif1s. Wxil Pl 'l'1lHFi? S, Hlrinl-1 f. lhiiriri l.. lltl'-X'll1I1S I r: ll. lirtfv r'V li. 2.1, 1- f. P . :trench Glub Starts Urench Gorresponclence President Second Seiriester Y - - lock Roe Vice President ff--- Mike Willionis Secretory-Treosurer - - Bunny Motlrnstdd Sponsor A - - - Mrs. Mdry Lorson X-Xltliough French club storied os two clubs, when second seniester storrted, they decided to cornbine to torrn one club. After conibininq the two clubs, the proqroms consisted ot Frencn qcirnes ond sonqs trorn books in the possession of the sponsor, Mrs. Merry Ldrson. The pldys thot were presented were written by enerqetic club inernbers. A correspondence with students in Fronce wcrs begun, to help the club nierribers with their French cind to help thern leorn French custorns. The club is desiqned to did its rnernbers in un- derstondinq tire French ldnquoqe ond culture. 'nga' Srxrx -run fatin Jlfiembers Obtain Uiny .Helmets for U9ins President First Period - A BCrrborciChc1pple Vice President f - V f Lorry Scher Secretory f Eileen Mullen Treosurer - lune Bownion Sponsor ---' - Mrs. Louise Krott President- Fifth Period f - Sonid l-loiness Secretory f--- V f Suson Snell Treosurer - - Gene Schurnocher Witri two dinis, this club will oo ci lonq woy. Tzierr rnirnediote dirn is to help students to un- derstond the Ldtin lcrnquoqe ond the Fffornon woy ot lite. Their brocrder oirii is L1I'1d9ISlCUlTllI'5I ond cipproisinq the world todoy, which is in' debted to the oncient civilization ol the Greeks: ond Roriions. Tiiis club is sponsored DY Mrs. Louise Krott. The club pins crrrived before Cliristiiios. Tiiey ore cost in the torrn ot or Rorncrn helritet, ond Iicrve been tne club eiiibleiri for three- years. FIRST SOX' Le.. to Siqfitk D, Holloway, N. Srzstrt S. Sgr- nie.-i V. Eiyinsvod, B, Crioizple, f., Ydncliisrn, l. Stlro .ipinn S. S'h'.i:i1d.'hffi1 SFCQN2 HCL'-' M. Efork, P. Allan 51,11 Low I. Nielsen D. 'Nohl r..- 1, F, Mullen, K. Colerirorn T Srown Hhs. Kidtt. 'ffllhi F?O'i.'.' E. Cohen, S. Snell l. vflvYIli1fJfIfSCI1 S. Cuiiitinns l. Ev.-Jrridn, L. Scher, Pt. Cook'- f.. Cdrfei. NOT PICTURFD 7-P. Dulon, P. Griffin, S, Flciness, C. Kol srcri l. lwiorrrs, R. Mountain, E. Todd, I. Torqerson. .Activity .Klub Sponsors Jlfiiss Broncette President---First Semester - Margie Stromme Vice President ---- Sandra Steeves Secretary-Treasurer - - Penny Pierce Sponsor- - - - - - - The annual Miss Broncette dance was given by AK in February. Io Thomas, Miss Broncette of l952, crowned Donaleen Tait at the after- game dance. Miss Broncette was chosen by the students for her sportsmanship, personality and school spirit. According to the rules, she must have attended Senior highschool during her junior and senior years. Students who belong to Activity Klub have had a busy year with all their projects. The basket they gave to the needy was prepared by the girls. When the football season was here, AK Qirls made posters and placed them in the store windows to try to add to the school spirit. The aim ol Activity Klub is to promote school spirit, along with such qualities as leadership, cooperation, responsibility and a spirit of good sportsmanship. This club lives up to its name FIRST ROW II.eft to Right?---I. Kautz, P. Straight, M. Stromme, S. Steeves, P. Pierce, A. Krueger. SECOND ROW-V H. Peterson, B. Mains, M. Gilmore, G. Lance, M. Stuber, M. Dambly, N. Maxwell, I. Hopper, D. Matheny, G. Metcalf, B. Malmstad, C. Corning, H. Ryan, C. Long. THIRD ROWf Miss Clark, I. Reynard, R. A. Boyd, D. Burton, C, Griffith, B. Hahn, V. Bowles, E. Sands, M. Danielson, C, Crippen, F. Iohnson, A. Renstrom, M. Woodley. FOURTH ROW-I. North, PresidentfSecond Semester - Myrna Perkins Vice President ---- Alyce Peckham Secretary-Treasurer ---- Ioan Hopper - - - - - - - Miss Ieanette Clark as can well be seen when you look at the proi- ects they have completed this year. The sponsor is Miss Ieanette Clark, who has been helping the girls in their projects and all their problems for I8 years. The personality of Miss Clark shows through the projects and per- sonality of her girls. Many students enjoyed the semi-formal given by AK this last tall. The music was con- sidered very good, and the comments were favorable for a good season of dances. Many girls have learned how to get along with others through the many projects that they have put on tor the benefit of the school. Activity Klub will continue to live up to its name and reputation in the years ahead. D. McNally, I.. Combs, P. Ammon, S. Agee, D. Glantz, I. Frizzell, I. Corby, A. Dale, F. Massie, P. Frisby, M. Smith, M. Lewellyn, FI. George. FIFTH ROVV M. Perkins, E. Rup- pel, D. Sheeks, B. Ward, G. Van Kirk, D. Kenaljo, B. Ophus. I. Rhoades, D. Stahl, A. Peckham, D. Tait, I. Keil, C. Carney, D. Hoveland. NOT PICTURED D. Clark, I. Fiizzzell, I. Good. President - - - lerry Kemp Vice President - Kay Klampe Secretary-Treasurer - - - lewel MOOIS Sponsor A - - - Mr. Willard Ramsett Elphadonk is dedicated to making the stu- dents of Billings High realize their responsibili- ties in the politics of tomorrow's world. This club is not classed as a service club, but it performs the service of teaching our stu- dents one of the essential processes of democ- racy how to vote. Elphadonk sponsors the primary and general elections for class officers. Also, they held a mock national election in which Eisenhower received the majority of the votes. A series of World War ll films were shown for the general public. Several speakers were also featured during the year. Elphadonk Sponsors School Elections Fll'tST ROW tl.eft to High K. Klarnpe, D. lvlese-be-rg. S. Brown. T. Mulvarif-y, l. Moor:-. P. Centerwall. SECOND HOW Ft, Bronkman, l. Kung., G. l.lacArthur, lvl. Roe, I. llynt-s. THIPD HOW F. l.a'.'lii'citfx lf. Cookc, lvl. Wulliams l. Hur-, Mr. rtarnsett. NOT PKTTURED R. Allan D. lchnson, l.. Ward, D. Wood. r F T ROVN tl. ft to Right? N Ramsey 4 Cal an A ood Mr Auker nan SECOND ROV C S li a her French C. Elze C. Beaumont D Bora. n W. Dcmaree . THIFP ROW? l.. Anderson. R, Eldridge. T. Montee, A. Vxcod p mer. FOURTH ROW T. Nesting 3 I lk l Sit VV. Uoeling, C Obenauer. B lNitzle Lic i NOT PlCTUFlED I Cliadsry L skins C Knst y r motte l M ore R Mtrn C ndolp li B Science Glub Gares Uor .Aukerman s Menagerie Presidente- -First Semester - - - Doug Wood Vice President V - - Norman Ramsey Secretary - - - - Karen Cole nan Sponsor ---- Mr. William Aukerman President--Second Semester - Bob Witzleben Vice President ---'- Larry Anderson Secretary - - Roberta Eldridge This year's aim is to give the members of Science club a practical knowledge of science and to prepare them for their future occupations. Science has divided into groups, all of which worked hard. ln fact, the chemistry group has sponsored a window display on the refining of oils in a downtown window. The projects of Science are many and varied, including establishment of a science library and caring for Mr. William Aukerman's menagerie. lt is not a service club, but it makes itself useful. .Kinetic Sponsors Gandy-Stick Ball wxff x jr FIRST ROW fLeft to Right? M. Merrill, M. Biggerstaff, P. Shaffer, I. Orvis, C. Boyd, M. Lunday, N. Nielsen, N. Whitaker, B. Schutrop, B. Graham, I. Iones. SECOND ROW- Miss Whipple, R. Allan, B. Lockrem, I. Padanyi, C. Nelson, A, Schagunn, I. Bowman, C, Henderson, A. Hawkins, S. North, B. Cohen, L. Lathorn, T. Williams. THIRD ROW--E. Wetherell, A. Yocum, M. Iohnson, M. Leone, L. lNilson, P. Butler, L. Truelove, C. Overland, E. Langston, M. Vestal, L, Norville, B. Polesky, P. Allen. FOURTH ROVV-S. Cummins, I. Nlfaters, D. Cwolay, I. Shaw, M. Moss, C. Woodard, M. E. Brown, I. Vlfheeler, M. Denney, M. I. Barton, B. Montgomery, Cf. Graf, S. Hoiness, C, Renell, P. Holle. NOT PICTURED- M. Hischier, President - First Semester - Bernice Schutrop Vice President ----- Nancy Nielsen Secretary - - - - Shirley North Treasurer - - Marlene Iohnson Historian - ---- - Sponsor - Zoom! What was that? Probably a Kinetic girl rushing to sell some male a ticket to the Candy-Stick Ball, which was our annual Christ- mas formal. lt was sponsored this year by Kinetic. The theme was different and beautiful, having huge red and white candy sticks, snow- men and real Christmas trees. The music was supplied by Stan Richards' band. Push, pull, or get out of the way, is the motto of this club and they really get things done. This up-and-coming club is called Ki- netic because of the active energy of each Kinetic girl. Kinetic started out in the fall with their an- nual Pot Luck supper for new members. This was followed by the Candy-Stick Ball. Some- where time was found for a Christmas tea for alumni members. From there, they bounced up to sponsor the Bubble Ball, a semi-formal dance of the second semester. lt was wonder- PresidenteSecond Semester - Marilyn Lunday Vice President ----- Iulia Padanyi Secretary - - - Ianet Orvis Treasurer - Mary Iane Barton Lory Wilson Miss Gertrude Whipple fully relaxing after all those semester tests. The music was furnished by our school band The Dukes. To promote good feeling among the clubs, Kinetic sponsored a party for AK in the spring. Amidst their other plans, they had a spring dinner to honor their graduating members. Truly this club is full of energy. In Kinetic is a feature which is novel and different, yet very typical of this club. Each member adds her own page to the Kinetic his- torian's book. This club is sponsored by one of the most beloved of the school staff, especially to her girls. Miss Gertrude Whipple, dean of girls, may be considered the inspiration of the mem- bers of her club. Her smile and understanding are known to all. These girls are easily recognized with their ready smile and the big on their sweaters. Page Sixty-fivc Sadie J'lawkin's Dance is U3ep .Wroject FIRST POKE' .Lett to Rzghti N. Niesen L. Comps D. McNally P. Stah. f.'al111s'a.: 2. 'QS-Aciqtf Q. .ftxyg 1-n ff. P-:mins ' S'1 111111t- XI. Leone, ld. Mayctte f. Kastz. SECOND ROW lXf.E1:'.'.'11,P.G1c'.'f Li. ll s'.1 iinn' '. l. nes E. .. : Pl1.1f-.gt-1 E. Eiselein D. Rothsvliinei, l.a111t-y. Tl'liRD ROW S. Snell '. FJ.-.':11t111 P. ii. ' 11 5. 35,19-1: iz,-ny. Fl.. fagk, P. Martin M. B1L4ItI:'!STOfl, I. Hopper, C. Long, P. Pierre ff. Ryan, ll. SRL: ft. E. 1 1 lf' N. f.f3.x':.'t-.. 1 1. .:1t111 G, Metcalf. F. fchnsan, V. lici.-.ff-s. Miss Ceiesky. FOURTH ROVV I.. T1.t'-lov' T.. N.:v11i'- 1'.'.'ri1I1:i ' '. 111111 ss '.1...k'-11s, i.M'.1lvaney. B.C.:i1t-11. lf. V-I than-ii, M. lohnson. S.Bau:t1g1a1tne1 D. PQ,-rnatc K. Sfyizl l. ithgii s C. 14111.11 tstrz ft. 31.11 iixnn. A. Fenstroni, K.Ktt111111-A, D. Przndlt-, D. Svhf-sslei, M.l.c11sQn Pi. lN1CIlIi15idtl lt, Al..111 illivilll liU'.'.' i'it'Hf-1. .:KI1Ll'l .1 I1 V. ltivksczrt T. VVvlll1xIIi15 D. Kintistzitt-1 l-, Dolspn P. Barntirzt S. Rtippvi, M. l.11ntiay f.f1l 1'i. t1.!.iY l.k.NI'J15 Slnzttlz ' 1. -kit111.i.'.G11tt1th,L'.E'-.1.t, E.Mt1,s1-1 l.D.liLlIl.tI1 S, SM-1-vt-s N. f.':.Ddl11y, f. 51111. l7.lQ11t1..i1 2' lS.lIi.ff . .1s: y lj '11 1 1 1 is'-n. C. f'c1n111.g. B.'J.',1:.1 H.Mo1i'-1.-111'-1y.P. Aihii SIXTH RQTWI l.lN'Vl1 1-f -' 1 :X.Sl1f-1g.i.1:p 2.25 l.- .L sky S. s 1 llltl I Qligxt. .5-.. Ht,'.'.'.JI1, LT. Firikr-11.111tit-1, l.f.5X1zi.,11 C. Fcyd f.'.'Jt11t11s :.SI.t1'.'-', lx 1. f.f.f s ft. 't1:.:' 2:'.w..11i,i f.i.Pi1s.'l11t1 l.. Rath M. ll 11111-y, S.i'1.::.111L1ts. S. Faith l..l1'1'1ls.1: f.f.i,t1:11. .y If, .ff 11' 1. ' NOT YCTUREII S. Emu-.'.ic11 S. Fltinl-1. D. Citi 1, f, Dlicf-y 2. Casflirfz fl. first'-11.11. 1.1 F T. ' S rgghnr-sy Sh'-zziari L. '.'.Qz1.1. President -First Sexnester - - Carol Crippen President Second Seniester A - Dee McNally Vice President - - - - lo Kautz Vice President f - V Carolyn lacksozt Secretary f - Dee McNally Secretary V - Z-Xllene Anderson Nancy Nielsen Treasurer - Historian - A Sponsor - The airns of Pep club are qood sportsrnan- ship, service and the buildina oi school spirit. The rnenibers try to better the school in these respects and to be an exarnple to other schools besides our own. This club is sponsored by Miss Catherine Colosky. Grab that man! was typical Sadie Haw- kins' talk around Deceinber. Although the dance was postponed once, it was one ot the inost enjoyable dances ot the year. Rah! Rahf Yeah, teanif Pep sponsors the firieerleaders. those qirls who keep our school lime Sixty -six Treasurer - f ROlOYii,AllCiit - - Lee Coinbs - Miss Catherine Colosky spirit on its toes and keep us cheering :ia nxatr ter how touqh the aoinq aets, until we cozne through with tlyina colors. These are the qirls behind :nany of our Pep assernblies. They sponsor our Pep rallies and many after-aanie dances. These girls have aiven their tizne and etfort to usher at our toot, ball and basketball qanies. Pep also jointly sponsored the Miss Broncette' dance witzx AK. ln appreciation to their Qraduatina seniors, Pep aave a breaktast in their nonor. .National .Honor J-las Trominent .Members FIRST ROVV flaeft to Eiqhf l. Padanyi. l.. Ccrnbs R, .Xian B. Srhutrop. SECCND RCM' i. Orvis, M. Leone, D. lf'Nally, f. Ray, C. Nelson. 'THIRD ROW' l.. Uifilson, P. .Sharif-sei, H. Zipperian M. lfolohon, N, Nielsen. FQURTH DCU. R. lvlcvorr M. Conf' H. lundauist E. Todd D. ' -n. President f - Maury Colberg Vice President - - Bill Todd Secretary-Treasurer ff-' Lory VVilson Sponsor f f - - Mr. Bernard D. Myers National Honor society, which is under the sponsorship of Mr. Bernard D. Myers, is an hon- orary club whose members are nominated and elected by the faculty and the other members. Most of the members are seniors, who must be in the upper third of their class. A few jun- iors, the upper five per cent of the class, are eligible for membership. All members have an average of at least B. Sixteen new members were initiated into the club in Novembery another initiation is held in the spring. The official pin of this club bears the letters CSLS, which stand for Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. All members are elect- ed on the basis of these traits and the initiation cerernony is based on these characteristics. National Honor society tnernbers, while not actively sponsoring any projects, check the apti- tude and l.Q. tests which are given each year. President - - Donlioss Vice President - - Steve Peterson Secretary - - Lynn Chatwood Sponsor - - Mr. Charles Borberg You will hear these boys shout, Walk, don't runl Wlio? Wlty, rnernbers of f7iretnen's club, of course. The worlf of this club is to prevent fire. Although our building is supposedly fire- proof, this club devotes titne and effort to seeing that it stays that way. The boys are proud of the work and plan ning which they have done on our fire drills. Their main purpose is to keep order and to speed up fire drills. This club, sponsored by Mr. Charles Bor- berg, is unique because it presents an oppor- tunity for boys who aren't in other clubs to serve in this one. During the year, they blocked off several dif- ferent entrances to give students and teach- ers the experience of going out other doors. lf we ever do have a fire, remember, Wallc, don't run. 3iremen's Glub is School Safeguard FlPtST ROW tl.eft to Riqntl L. Chatwoocl, P. Fraser. l, Archer, D. Clason, G. Bennett. T. Purcell. SECOND ROVV l. Heine, S. Peterson. R. Hein. L. Smith. D. Ross, D. Stahl. THlRD RCW-l, Blehm, A. Woodrow. l. Rawlings. R, Mitch- ell, I. Bohlinger, I. Peterson. y ga f , -1 'Billings .Key Glub Sells Savings Stamps President - - - - Bill Todd Vice President - - Boger Colberg Vice President - - Bud Leuthold The rivalry between the Key clubs has been otten exaggerated to the extent that the wonder- tul robs accomplished by the clubs are almost unnoticed. Billings Key club has done much which is to its credit this last year. Their many projects snow the school spirit and enthusiasm ot BKC members. Qbiects ot this club are to develop initiative and leadershipp to provide experience in living and working together: to serve the school and community: to cooperate with the school prin- cipal, to promote the development, by precept and example, ot a more intelligent, aggressive and serviceable citizenship. Billings Key is the oldest service club in the school, having been formed in l946. ln the Mon- tana District Achievement contest, BKC has always placed among the top two positions. Last year, in the lnternational Achievement con- test, BKC took sixth place. What is a Key club? That is quite simple. lt is a highschool service club made up ot the key boys rendering the key services in the key places at the key times. Hence the Key club is to be the Key to Service and from that comes BKC's motto 'We Build. Cut ot the one thousand and eleven Key clubs, last year Billings Key won sixth place Secretary - - Dave lohnson Treasurer - - - - Bill Lance Sponsor - - Mr. Albert lacobson as the club with the greatest achievements throughout the world. lt was at the annual ln- ternational Convention, held in Chicago last year, that the club was awarded this distinction. The assistance given to the Kiwanis club during the Kids' day at Wonderland was great- ly appreciated by the members ot Kiwanis. Key club also publishes its own paper called The Keyvues, edited twice monthly by Karl Berg. ln cooperation with the Billings police force, BKC made a series ot pictures, The Do's and Don'ts ot Driving, used in the safety cam- paign. During the presidential election, BKC members transported voters to and trom the polls on election day. ln their service to the school, BKC has held pep rallies betore the football games. Members managed the concessions stand during the toot- ball games and served refreshments to the team members alter the game was over. During the tirst basketball games, BKC sold Bronc pins and pennants. BKC has been handling the adoption ot Franz Marks, a thirteen-year-old Yugoslavian refugee, now in the American zone ot Germany. The adoption, a ioint project with YKC, will provide tood, clothing and living expenses tor one year. FlHST BCM' tl.eit tc Bightl- B. Lance, Berg, B. Todd. lklr. lacobsori. L. Loman, D. lohnson, F. Tilton. SECOND HCV' Lviithoid S, Rothman, D. Wilcox, R. Mountain, I. Herron, W. Bromguard, C. Freiburger, T. Chakos. THlBD RCW T. Naugif' F.. Solberg, D. Boss, l. Blehm, L. l-lctterber, B. Slavens, D. Collar, R. Koch, F. Longan. FOURTH ROW I. Peterson, E. Lang' wcrthy, P. Hartley, C, McNeil, G. Polesky, D. Roach, F. Brautigan, ,l. Newman, D, Brodsack, M. Melohon. Jhespian Sponsors fyrical .O7lay President - - Ron Lundquist Vice President - - - loAnn Ray Secretary Y f Marcia Woodley Treasurer - Lee Combs Clerk - - Dee McNally Sponsor A - Mr. Fred Miller Thespian, which is sponsored by Mr. Fred Miller, has as its aim to promote more interest in dramatics in our scnoot. To realize this goal, Talent bureau was organized a tew years ago and has not only helped Tnespian, which spon- sors it, but has provided programs tor many Billings organizations. Any person wishing to ioin must have been a member oi Apprentice. This ruling was passed this year. Thespian comes from the name Tiiespis, who was an early Greek player, writer and actor. Thespian is represented by the tragedy and comedy masks which are supposed to desige nate the two kinds oi plays. Many projects were taken up this year, one oi which was the programs for the all-school revue. The annual play contest held at Eastern was participated in by Thespian, who also sponsored the lyrical play. Gammer Gurton's Needle. The classes also put on their annual one-act play contest under the supervision oi Thespian. FlRST RGVV tl.Ct' tc Right? f. Say F. Amzncn, lil. 'Weed- icy. E. Schutrop D. McNally, l.. Comics, L. Henderscn. SECOND RCVV T. T.icker, R. lsnndquist, S. Vfoller, l. Smith H. Ness. Fl. Keeler, NOT PlCTURED l. Nash. M. 'Williarns. 'Sf FlRST ROVV llseit to Rightl R. liolstad, R. Benosh, E. Loizk, S. Coley, P. Frislfy S. Pearce Vfaanci. SECOND RCW' H. Vtfard, B. Dottlf-r, E. Esker D. Vkliluox, B. Boyn- 'i.l.'. Ginter, l. Sweeny. THlRD ROW' l. l.ouk, l.. Acton, S. lNtllcr, Nl. Knight, B, Heath, B. Brooks., l. lVli'NCIllt1l'll, Mi. Kaser. NCT PlCTUllED R. Paddcsk. President - - Bob Doriler Vice President - - A Ptalph Paddock SecretaryeTreasurer - Shirley Coley Sponsor - - - - Fred F. Kaser Hocus Smallest Glubg Does Largest Hob As a service club, Focus club members have given their time, energy and ability to the run- ning of iilm projectors for our enjoyment. Under the supervision of Mr. Fred F. Kaser, who sponsors this energetic club, Focus has provided the teachers and students with the necessary background for their school studies. Each member is held responsible tor iilms and projectors which are in his care and he must see that they are returned in good order and ready to use again. Page Sixlyenine Uellowstone .Key Sponsors Booklets U, YO! s ve FIRST ROW tLeft to Rightl L. Gorman, I. Cernohlavek, P. Riedesel, H. Zipperian, B. Drew, D. Iosephson, I. Leland. SECOND ROW B. Nielsen, E. Seliiy, I. Peterson, R. Young, W. Topp, I, Kemp, R, Keefer, Mr. Clift. THIRD ROW-D. Lindsey. F. I,'Valtoi D. Oliver, H. Ness, D. W'1tham, C, Nielsen, B, Orr. FOURTH ROW- R. Moore. I. Bohlinger, I, Brush, D. Ness, B. Rick, B. fiI'Dcncugh, R, Lundquist. M. Colhcra, B. Thomas. President - - - Herb Zipperian Vice President - - - Ben Nielsen Vice President - - Iim Cernohlavek Secretary - - - - Carl Nielsen Sponsor- - - - - - - Unlike most highschool clubs, Yellowstone Key club is a junior service club, sponsored by a local Kiwanis club. It is one of the few clubs in Senior highschool to be organized on a truly international scale. Each summer a con- vention is held which is very well attended, and is held on the same plane as the Kiwanis conventions. Sponsored by Mr. Ben Clift, the object of Yellowstone Key is to develop initiative and leadership, to provide experience in living and working together, to serve the school and com- munity, to cooperate with the school principal, to prepare for useful citizenship, and to accept and promote the constitutional objects of Ki- wanis International. In Chicago, Kiwanis International maintains offices with professional help. The club's outstanding project of this year is that of presenting the new sophomores with booklets on the first day of school. These book- lets, complete with a map of Senior high, are Page Su cnly Treasurer - - - - Roland Keefer Senior Representative - - - Maury Colberg Iunior Representative - - - Bob Thomas Sophomore Representative - Iohn Bohlinger - - - - - - - - -Mr.BenClift designed to show the new students how to make their first days in our school more enjoyable. Among their other projects were the much- enioyed Thanksgiving semi-formalg their suc- cessful fund-raising paper drive, held in No- vember, l952, which netted S1005 the programs which were sold at the last football game. Yel- lowstone Key was instrumental also in promot- ing pep rallies which took place before the games. They furnished gifts and entertainment at the county farm before Christmas and placed the Wishing Well at basketball games to help gain money to aid crippled children. YKC, operating jointly with BKC, has been handling the project of adopting a young Yugo- slavian refugee in the American zone of Ger- many. Each club donated S90 to the care, for one year, of thirteen-year-old Franz Marks. In the Iuly convention at Los Angeles, Calif., national officers will be elected. Ierry Kemp is district treasurer: Herb Zipperian is interna- tional trustee. gunior Optimists .Aid President - - - Ken Vernon Vice President - - Bill Good Vice President - - Bob Zimdar Iunior Optimists, which is sponsored by Mr. Russell Fitschen, is one of the several service clubs in the Senior highschool. During the school year of 1952-1953, Iunior Optimists have been active in the Iunior Red Cross, where they collected gift boxes and con- tributions from all the Billings schools to aid in the Iunior Red Cross drive. They also worked to aid the underprivileged of Europe, Asia and the United States. For their part in helping in the school, they bought new sweaters for the seven cheerleaders and financed the three new murals which now decorate first and second floors, as well as being extremely active in improving school spirit. They also contributed greatly to the gifts for the coaches. During the Valentine Day week end, Iunior Optimists painted the room numbers on the upper glass panel of the classroom doors. As many of the former signs above the doors were FIRST ROW tLett to Rightl---C. Crouse, C. Holley, B. Dorfle ROW---E. Durden. I. Oakland, I. Underwood, R. Hudson, T. Fr McDonald, G. Schumann, I.. Dreier, L. Carter, I. Movius, B. Tow D. Iohnson, K, Vernon, B. Heath. NOT PICTUREDY-P. Dulan, I.. Hancock, I. Paris. in Qunior Uied Gross Secretary - - Phil Griffin Treasurer - - - - lim Oakland Sponsor - - Mr. Russell Fitschen partially or completely obliterated, this service was greatly appreciated by students, teachers and visitors. One of the interesting features of Iunior Optimists is that they are under the direct su- pervision of Optimist International. They are sponsored directly by the Senior Optimists. Like the Senior Optimists, the philosophy of Iunior Optimists is To See the Best in Every- one and Do What We Can in Various Service Projects. Their basic aim is to help improve existing conditions. Among the more outstanding members of this highly valued club are Ken Vernon, who, as president of the club, has done an admirable job and Bob Dorfler, program chairman, who has succeeded in providing interesting enter- tainment at the weekly noon meetings. Members of this club have donated not only time but also money to the City Recreation department. r, Mr. Fitschen, D. Allen, R. Garton, I. Schagunn. SECOND azer, B. Zimdar, R. Suiter. THIRD ROW-M. Gallagher, S. nsend. FOURTH ROW -B. Good, T. Gray, M. Hart, P. Griffin. .Apprentice .mroduces Own Glass U3lays The aim of Apprentice club is to promote good dramatics in senior highschool and to give students an opportunity to express their talents and interests in drama fields. This club is what its name signifies, an apprentice club for Thespian. During the first semester, Apprentice put on the Christmas assembly. The play No Boom in the Hotel was chosen by club members and Miss Clara Strutz, club sponsor. Apprentice members took the leading roles, giving several of them their first try at acting. Apprentice re- ceived many favorable comments on the play. When Apprentice split into classes for the class plays they planned, the secrets were deep, dark and many when participants were asked about their play. Allison Bigelow and Bonald Pering were co-directors for the sopho- more playg Leona Hawkins and lerry Strong cooperated in the direction of the juniors' play. The sophomore play was a farce while the play produced by the Juniors was a oneract comedy. Many Apprentice members took part in the yroduction of these plays, and the whole club President First Semester - - loanne Cooper Vice President - - - - Bill Aldrich Secretary-Treasurer - - Mari Danielson Sponsore-- enjoyed them. Most of the cast was strictly according to class, except in the junior play one sophomore boy was borrowed as none of the junior boys fitted the part. After the plays were over and the rivalry ended for the year, satisfaction was mutual. Apprentice club was first apprenticed to the old dramatics club, Mask and Gavel. W'nen this was changed to Thespian, Apprentice contin- ued its original function as the beginners' club. Many members who have proved themselves have graduated into the ranks of Thespian. ln the last two years, Apprentice has had at least one member in every school production. Apprentice has lived up to its name in many ways. The backstage crews are nearly always Apprentice members, learning how the lights are handled, how to construct flats or the meth- od of keeping track of properties. The other crews are also loaded with .Apprentice mem- bers. Make-up is the most popular of the other crews, although publicity rates very high. Ap- prentice is proud of what it has accomplished. President- Second Semester - Connie Wardell Vice Presideni - - - Prank Lachicotte Secretary-Treasurer - - Allison Bigelow - A - - - A Miss Clara Strutz l7lBST BOW tLett to Biahtl A. Landerholm, M. Hall, l. Welton, D. Hoplins, C. Alstad. K, Coleman, l. Stanton. l. lJon'ee D. Peterson. SECOND BOM' C. Ford, S. Hommon, f. Heer D. Lindernan. l. Nash, I, Shaw. L. Cashner, L. Nzss, L. Bartsch K. Schwartz. THYBD BON'-'-P. Butler, C, Vvfardeli, C. Smith, K. Sprinkel. D. l.Vchler, A. Bigelow, I. Cooper F. Lachzcctte. E. Selby, S. Saries. FOURTH BOWH S. Bathman, T. Tucker l, Petersen I. Smith. K. Cooke, T. Nesting. T, Swan, B. Keefer, f Movius, M. Vfilliams. B. Ccoke, E. Gurney. NOT PICTUBED- B. Aldrich. l. Bowman, P, Centerwail. K. Ccley L Comte, M. Danielson, F. Enckson, E. Hagel, f. Har graves. L. Hawkins, L. Hetmbuck, l. Herron, C. Hunter, M. Leatherman. D. Matthaes. M, Mayotte, l, Moore I. Ntelsen B. Pering, l. Peterson. M, Shannon. I. Strong. l. Vallee, B, Wccd. S. VVeller. YMCA is Trovided with .New Leaders President - - Bichard Fox Vice President - - lohn Ferro Vice President - - Bruce Bowman Secretary - f Boger lohnson Treasurer - - V Dennis Hynes Sponsor - - Mr. Willard Wallace After one year of service, the Hi-Y club has fulfilled its aim to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The alertness, aggressiveness, leadership and cooperation which each member expresses, as well as the program and activities of the YMCA, aid the growth of each individual. Many people take advantage of the car- washing protect held each year. Those who have been around the YMCA must have seen the boys assisting with the lockers. Their enthusiasm toward their work in the club, sponsored by Mr. Willard Wallace, has provided the club with many leaders and the community with a future of useful and inter- ested citizens. The YMCA clubs provide a way of life that many boys like. FlBST HOV! tl.f tt to Hiqziw H. Clark, F. VX'intc1i, l. Pratt, D. llotierlmr. l, Sukin, D. lifdden. SECOND BOW B, Bow- man, H. Bcnaer. S. Tixcmyson, D. Btatzer, l. Ferro, C. Malek. TfllBD BORN' D, Fcx Evans, F. Oster, VV. Anderson, B. North, L. Harrison, Mr. Vfalla 'C-, FOUBTH BOW -V B. lohnson. L. VVise, L, Smith, VV. Berggren. D. Hynes, D. Bernstein, K. Thomas, l. Clark. NOT PlCTUBED C. Alien G. Mifhell, l. Savelizerg, O. Schreiber, D. Bomscs. FlBST BOVN tLeft to Ftiqhtl-l. McDonald, T. Smith, C. Lee E. Frickle. SECOND BOW-l. Luse. THIRD ROVV-V. Smalley, B. Boyce, B. Pearson, G. Sanderson. FOURTH BOW S. Gosset, S. Cwlyshaw, D, Roach, Mr, Kaser, B. North, E. Schaeffer, M. Molohon, NOT PYCTUBED B. Bickman, D. Smith, President - - Mike Molonon Vice President - - Don Boach Secretary - - - Charles Lee Sponsor - - Mr. Fred F. Kaser Radio .Member .Gleceives .Novice License The aim of the Badio club is to promote stu- dents' interest in radio, helping them to gain an amateur radio license, and to keep the license for the school transmitter. The club, sponsored by Mr. Fred F. Kaser, is licensed in his name. loe Luce is the only member who has achieved the amateur license and he is now working to get his license raised to a higher classification. The only requirement for ioining this club is that you must take radio class before or during the time you are in the club. Club meetings are held during class period. Programs consist of anything not usually cov- ered in class, as long as it covers radio in some form. Club consists only of boys. Page Seventy -three FFA Emblem Symbolic of wisdom and 53rogress FIRST BOW' tl.-eit tc Rightl l.. Vtfalter. G. Miller, D. Hardt, T. VValker, B. Wagner Ml. Baisler. SECOND BCH' Mr. Aaf-c D. Bcrnhardt, B. Vllallcer D. XValter, l. Newman, B. Amen, B. Miller. THIRD BOVV B. Keele, Cz, Smith, G. Atiif n, E. lVl.'Gra1. B. Stahl, B, Bieger, E. Shraeder, l. Weber, l. Harmon, C1. Walter. FOURTH BOW' l, Kuhiman, B. Mcljariand B. Stratton, E. Nilson, C. Bromenshenk, S. Connolly, E. lNeiss, D. Codneys, A. Allison, F. Byrd, l. Wilson, ll. Banaerz, PPTP! BOW '. Bwinvkina, B. Wooten G. Taylor. B. Linse, B. Bell, H. Strobbe, B. Davis, l.. Lenhart, l, Miller l-. Buaales, T, Grande, B. Pattyrz l.. Carmack, B. Tausley, B, Becker. SIXTH BOVV fK, Braun, N. Aisenbrcy E. Stevens D. lellison, l,, Olfcnnf.. litztvliins B. McKinney. D. Danijanovich, V, Lanier, D. Christensen, M, Yergei, H. Van Dusen N. Banderot-, F. V.'fw,:ner if lvl.-Failanti. NOT PKTTUBED D. Amon l. Barber, B. Bowman, B. Harding, B. Hardt, A. Houah l. Newman, l,.. Piculx E. Slifartiiz F Vftllcorn. President - - Donald Walter Vice President - - Ralph Amen Secretary - - lames Newman Reporter - - Ralph Walker The owl on the emblem oi the Future Farm- ers oi America symbolizes wisdom and the ris- ing sun stands for the progress in leadership and cooperation. This is the aim ot this group ot boys. There are tour degrees the members of this club are trying to achieve: Green Hand, Chap- ter Farmer, State Farmer and American Farmer, Drago Damianovich has earned the State Farm- er degree by completing six protects this year and has eight more planned for next year. The work of this organization can be pretty well explained by these outstanding commit- Page Sew Cnty -tour Treasurer - - lames Barber Sentinel - - Q Robert Miller Student Advisor - - Donald Bernhardt Sponsor - - - Mr. Bay Agee tees: Leadership, Scholarship, Community Serv' ice, Earning and Saving, Cooperation, Activities, Becreation, Conduct ot Meeting and Supervised Farming. Some oi their projects in connection with these committees were the operation of i8 acres of farm land, the Midland Empire tair exhibits and contests, the summer trip to Calgary, Can- ada, the raking of school lawns in spring and the judging and educational tours. Don Walters, president of FFA and Boy ot the Month Went to Officers' Training school in Helena and to Kansas City. Blllings DECA Largest in the State Presidente -First Semester - - Vonnie Bowles Vice President - - - - Billie Hahn Secretary - - - - - - Treasurer - Sponsor - The Billings chapter of Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America is proud, and iustly so, of its lO8 members who make up the largest DECA club in the state. Sponsored by Mr. Robert Wilson, the aim of this club is to provide experience for working students. Their motto is You have a stake in DECA. DECA runs a store in Room 104 for the bene- fit of the students. lt provides an annual Christ- mas tree for the school, which DECA members set up and decorate. One of the many activities of this busy club was selling at the basketball games this year. Their most outstanding project, however, was President--Second Semester - - Leland Smith Vice President ---- Miriam Hischier - - - - - Peggy Malek - - - Iudy Keil - Mr. Robert Wilson the banquet held for employers and employees. Many of the members of Billings Senior high- school are state and national officers. Vonnie Bowles is vice president of state DECA. Phyllis Grove, secretary: Russ Hein, treasurer, and Roger Kiner, parliamentarian, are all state officers. Ted Harris, former graduate of BHS, is an honorary member of Billings Senior high DECA and national vice president of DECA organi- zations. DECA, which received its Montana charter last year and took the place of the old PTC tPart Time Co-operativel, gives students the op- portunity to get credit for working outside the school. FIRST ROW tLeft to Rightl P. Grove, K. Neuman, P. Malek, I. Keil, B. Hahn, V. Bowles, M. Icnes, L. Smith, B. Skroch. R. Hein, S. Hertz. SECOND ROVJ- A. McKee, E. Louk, D. Sch aefer, E. Melius, M, Becker, F. Buck, O. McGrail, M. Dooks, D. Prindle, S. Strecker, E. Schultz, I. Clark, S. Groscop, S. Coley, M. Pietz, D. Knight, M. Whittkopp, I. Ellis, K. Reiter, A. Fred- riksen, I. Smith. THIRD ROW- H. Humphrey, L. McLuke, D. Brown, I. Haynes, N. Carlson, D. Reiter, V. Harding, S. Michael M. Brent, VV. Foos, D. Knaus, D. Ostermiller, S. Reynolds, I. Dorn, V. Lennick, T. Purcell, D. Peiman, D. DuBeau, R. Stene, Vv'. Ginter, R. Bennett, H. Christenson. FOURTH ROW---l. Michael, G. Stark, A. Clark, I. Pelzel, M. Schryver, S. Noe, B. Noe, L. Kauffman, E. Frey, G. Van Kirk, S. Villani, K. Olson, I. Oblander, C. Schryver, D. Blehm, I. Kellison, I. Beslanowitch, I. Blehrn, L. Harrison, C. Malek, G. Stall, B. Palin. FIFTH ROW ---I. McNaught, L. Timberman, I. Baker, I. Miller, E. Miller, I. Whittmer R. Kiner, R. Litton, B. Winslow, R. Snyder, D. Means, I. Bolme, P. Dotson, D. McBeth, B. Aukshun, A. Duran, N. Murphy, G. Walter, I. Peterson, R. Cox, L. Vifalter, B. Shaffer, Mr. Wilson. NOT PICTURED- S. Conway, M. Hischier, D. Iohn, L. Mayotte, A. Miller, l. Savelberg, B. Zeiler. .Hi-Uri .Holds Wane! Discussions President - - - Shirlee Baumgartner Vice President ----' Mary Larson Second Vice President - - Pam Paul Secretary ---- - Betty Stark The aim of this club is to build a fellowship of girls who are devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. Each year, two or more girls, either juniors or sophomores, are elected to go to a summer conference camp which is held in Colorado. These girls are chosen by the work they have clone for the club during the year and the future leadership they show. The dance after the Billings-Sheridan bas- ketball game was sponsored by Hi-Tri. They prepared food baskets for the needy families of Billings at Thanksgiving. To build up their treasury, they held a candy sale at school. At Christmas, this Y-teen group was espe- cially busy. As a club project, they sent Chocof lates for Christmas to Korean YWCA's. The members also took part in The Hanging of the Greensf' the annual Christmas program of the YWCA. During this program, the Y-barn was decorated with holly and mistletoe. Treasurer - V - Loretta l-lein Spgnggr - - Mrs. Mary Larson Sponsor - - Mrs. lean Wallace To promote world fellowship, a dinner called World Fellowship Dinner was given. This dinner was well attended and quite popular. Among their activities was a series of self- improvement activities entitled Your Future, Madam. One of the features of this series was a panel discussion on Popularity fr Plus or Minus. Other programs held in this course were talks on health and happiness, care of hair and skin, and the importance of faith. The officers, under the guidance of Shirlee Baumgartner, have done exceptionally good work this year. The name Hi-Tri means highschool triangle. The symbol of the club is a triangle with the angles standing for spirit, body and mind. ln- side the triangle is a globe showing the univer- sality of the YWCA. On the top of the figure are the words Y-teen which make the symbol unique and beloved. This club is open to anyone, regardless of race, religion, color or creed. FlRST ROW tl.ett to Rightl A. Morin. D. lohnson. M. Mosebaugh, C. Tallman, G. Metcalf, B, Stark, G. Zeeb, P. Barnum S. Staehler. SECOND ROW P. Straight, L. Hein. M. Fiickey, G. Ruff, D. Rothschiller, V. Blake. l. Waddell, F. Walth, K. Fallon. Tl'-liRD ROW-M. Snyder, P. Frankcvic, B. Miller, D. Lindeman, P. Paul. L. Barnum, l. Myers, C. Betc, l. Torqerson. FOURTH ROVV Mrs. Wallace. M. Evhardt. l. Vv'alker. l. Adams. L. Doison, M. Denney, D. Beggs, C. Brown, E. Hagel. S. Higrnan Mrs. Larson. NOT PlCTURED- A. Aders, V. Klovstad, M. LaMotte, M. Larson, A. Thomas. D. Veatch, S. Baumgartner. fvx. Mr. .Hoggatt Becomes .New .Argon Sponsor President' first Semester - - Ken Vernon Vice President - - - - Ray Moore Secretary--Treasurer ---- Carol Nelson President Second Semester - - Ray Moore Vice President -A--- lewel Moore Secretary-Treasurer - - Carol Nelson Sponsor A - - - Mr. Dan l-loggatt The aim of Argon is to further the interest and study of science by highschool students. Each member has thought of and worked out an interesting experiment for the benefit of the other members during the year. Membership requirements of Argon are high, requiring a B average, two years of science and three years of other academic subjects. The club was established so that science majors might learn more about advanced science. Argon members made trips to the weather bureau, the sugar factory and an oil refinery. Among the movies shown to this club was The Mighty Molecule. Argon has the new chemistry teacher, Mr. Dan Hoggatt, as sponsor. FIRST ROW tLett to Right? P. Riedesel, M. l. Barton, S. K. Brown, D. lohnson. SECOND HOW' D. Kilmore, R. Mcore K. Vernon, C. Nielsen, Mr. Hoqgatt. NOT PlCTURED' I. Moore, C. Nelson. ig FIRST ROW LLef to Right? K. Klampe, l. Hopper, l. Mul- vaney, S. Benner, I. Pitsch. SECOND ROW C. Frtedt, M. lohnson, C. Peterson R. Beeslt-y I, Lanier D. Schmaing. Tl llRD ROW' -Mrs. Brown, M. Danielson. M. Miller l. Ray. L. Heck, L. Colver, S. Batimgattnvt. FOURTH ROW M. Moss, M. Maxwell, l.W1llman, VV. Shwfly K. Kyhl A. Smith, N. Hayworth, S. Villant. NOT PICTUHED D. Clark D. Dalf-. Office Dogs Stand Quard and Run Office Errands Presidentfeflfirst Semester - - - Kay Kyhl Vice President A - - Catherine Friedt Secretary - - V Kay Klampe Treasurer ---- Leona Heck PresidentWSecond Semester - Donna Schmaing Vice President ---4 Arden Rae Smith Secretary - - - Charlene Peterson Treasurer - - - Ruth Beesley Sponsor - - Mrs. Lynn Brown These girls stand guard over the inner sanc- tum of Senior Highs office. They patiently listen to our complaints: they run to and fro opening lockers every morningg they collect attendance slips, type or mimeograph papers for teachers and take messages on the phone. The OD's sort records, keep track of daily attendance and deliver all slips. The main purpose of this club is to discuss and solve the problems met in the office and to instruct members in proper office practices and dress. Page Seventy su cn Huture .Homemakers of .America Ueaches Qirls FIRST BOVV tl.ett to Bightl D. Meselzeia, D, Miller, N. Maxwell. A. M. Stievkei F. Vtlalth, M. lit-sznan, l. ftalvt-isnn gf. Loveland 5. Staelilvi H. Vtfaid, SECOND RCW' M. Miller H. Voih-fs S. fionnnuri L. lteiiiiuiuliiiei, Fiat-dt, B. Walter B. 1 f l l.e-ggattq A. Evkhardt P. Straight A.. l.'Yuut. lv.. Wittkupg. TIHED HOW Mis. Bt-:anti f. brain nshtrnk, S. Ntuitau--1 F. Malek G. Miller, S. Villani, I. Lanier, B. Ky-Y-le, O, Osteiinillt-i Ft. Knight G. Van Kirk, M. fl. T.1s.sf-t'. FOURTH HOW Mis. Tipton, lt. Fivncli, D. Ds-ines S. 'Nat'--1 I. Perf-:son C. Cai urn G. Xlfal -1 A. lliash F. Zi-ri' Swlvtt M. lttiixt r-it l. W-rltlwll I. lfllingson. NOT PIVTUBED V, Bauiiiqaitn'-i I fashnei li. Clvllins l.. fit-wk, ft. Gimme G. Sn.-. k. President - - - PGQQY Malek Vice-President - - Barbara Leggate Secretary - - Donna Miller Toward New Horizons is the motto of the Billings Senior highschool branch of the Future l-lomemakers of America. This club, which is sponsored by Mrs. Bar- bara Tipton, tries to make its many members prepared to become better homemakers in the future, as well as to understand just what they can do to improve their homes at the present time. Giving Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to poor or underprivileged families was one of the projects of FHA. They also held a highly successful candy sale. One of their most important projects is the sponsoring of a dance and a Queen contest in cooperation with the Future Farmers of Amer- ica, their brother organization. ln the 1953 contest, Loraine Heimbichner was chosen queen for the FFA boys. All members of this successful club must Pang: Scvcnlvn-ight Treasurer - Marva Zeisman N Mrs. Barbara Tipton Sponsors A - llvfrs. Marjorie Beland have had at least one semester of home eco- nomics, although many have taken much more. Naturally, everyone participates in all club activities. This year, the club is going to try to better the home economics department. Their present plan is to try to add some necessary object to the home living center of this department. Four Fl-lA girls will be sent as delegates to the state convention in Havre. The girls learn ways to improve on their sew- ing, designing and cooking, as well as learning the latest and most efficient methods of house' keeping, the use of modern appliances and attachments, and, of course, the fundamental knowledge of organization which is needed by every good homemaker or housekeeper. Not only do their members become proficient in the arts of homernaking, but many are also known outside of the club for their outstanding work in other school organizations. .Alpha Omega is .Nursing Glub FlRST ROW tLeft to Rightl N. Nielsen, A. Peckham. SECOND ROW--A. Hawkins, C. Elze, M. Pippin, A. Scha- gunn, R. Beesly, B. Malmstad, M. Mayotte. THIRD ROW C. Henderson, C. Nelson, H. Ryan, I. Frizzell, L. Wilson, P. Wright, S. Enevoldsen. FOURTH ROW- I. Kipp, B. R, Clax- ton, D. Loveland. I. Rhoades, T. Williams, M. Cutts, I. Will- man. S. Steeves. FIFTH ROW- S. Baumqartner, S. Noe, C. Woodard. Mrs. S. Hutton, P. Centerwall, I. Hynes, C. Mc- Louran, B. Smith. NOT PICTURED R. Rrenkiiian, C. Ford, E. Georae, S. Saries, M. Schryver. President - First Semester - - Nancy Nielsen Vice President - - - - Shirley Saries Secretary-Treasurer - - - Alyce Peckham PresidenteSecond Sem. - Shirley Baumgartner Vice President ------ Lory Wilson Secretary-Treasurer - - Iudy Rhoades Sponsor - - - - Mrs. Sue Hutton Alpha Omega, sponsored by Mrs. Sue Hut- ton, is a special club for junior and senior girls interested in some phase of the medical profes- sion. Members are given information about re- quirements and opportunities of various fields. Members of whichever field is under discussion give the girls first-hand information through speeches. This club, among other things, spon- sors the Nursing Aptitude tests to help interested girls discover which branch of the profession would be most suitable. President - - - - Don Ness Vice President - - LaVerne Roth Secretary - - - Marlene Iohnson Treasurer - - - Don Oliver Ouill and Scroll is a national honorary organ- ization for journalism students. Members are selected according to high journalistic achieve- ments and outstanding Work on highschool pub- lications, such as the paper and yearbook. Only juniors and seniors are eligible for ap- plication to this club. Newly accepted Ouill and Scroll members for 1952-1953 received their membership cards and pins at an evening meeting on Feb. 2, l953. Adviser for this club is the journalism teacher, Mr. Henry Harsch. Among the members on Ouill and Scroll this year, all hold high positions on the staffs of the paper, annual, or both. Marlene Iohnson, IoAnn Ray and Bernice Schutrop have done outstanding work in Ouill and Scroll this year. Their work started even before school began in September. Pins for Ouill and Scrollers are usually small gold pins in the shape of a partially unrolled scroll with a feather-pen fquilll slanting diag- onally across it. On it also are the words Ouill and Scroll and the letters l.H.S.H.S.I. flnterna- tional Honorary Society for High School Iour- nalistsl. FIRST ROW tI.eft to Riqhtl D, Ness, I. Cooper, K. Cole- man, D. Oliver. SECOND ROW-- R. Schutrop, M. Williams. I. Orvis, M. Iohnson, I. Ray, P. Centerwall, L. Roth. - 2833 'f LL - as,sg5,en n VY M mn M,m -D rmvnn-u-rm - MW . Q v' 'u 'rv A rl Page Seventy-nine FBLA 53lans gift for Ttiis brand new club is sponsored by Mrs. Vera Bruegger. Future Business Leaders ot Arnerica is an up and coniing club devoted to developing aggressive business leadership in tiieir members and creating rnore understand- ing and interest in choosing tlzeir future busie ness occupations. Proiects of tnis club follow along wrrlr tire classwork. Tliey learn operation of all business :nacliines and for a project tliey operate a type :ng and stenograpnic service. l Qualifications tor :nernbersnip are iirrzited to those individuals who plan on pursuing a DUSHIQSS education of any pirase. Tire club lras spent tire year earning :noney for tire treasury and building a tund to buy a worthwhile gift for Business Education :lee grarrznent. All ttie girls agreed tliey learned sornetlnng on: one of their guest speakers ot tlxe year, President - - Arlene Bowian V:i'e President - - f loan Nortli Vice President - Lavonne Dolson Sponsor - --YY - Education Department Mr. Wcirreri Vauglrn ot tire Security Trust and Savings bank. He talked to tlie girls about tne irnporrance ct good grooming and neatness in the field ot stenograpny. Sucii is tne nature ct tnose extra tliings wnicir can eitlrer rnake or break you in time business world. lt is tliese extras wiiiclr tire FBLA girls are concentrating on. Being cr divided classes club the Future Business Leaders elected one president and then cizose a vice president frorn every class. Triis arrangernent gave rnore oi tne 39 rnernbers a ctrance to liead tne group ot active people. Tire nazne is very appropriate tor tlie rnern- bers. FBLA stands tor Future Business Leaders of Aznerica. Tliougn tnrs is a new club. the interest seerns to be ingli and tliese girls are really trying to live up to their narne. Secretary Delores Skiles Secretary - - Helen Stapleton Treasurer - - leaneen Plielan f - - - Mrs. Vera Bruegger ETHST HCV-' iLf-rt 1 H.:E1t9 fl. Efr.:e::rJr1 5. H .ss fv.. '. Lf'-r::err'. ir. S215 .',- 'on C. S'!iri1i:f1riesy .. Elm-.ciri 1.1. SG'llx'Z 1 .toast-ziian. SECOND HC'-'-' Ycrlir-s Q. Morris f. Brorson A. Siia-runrt A. Bensrrorn, K. Klarnpf- Horrrreiswsr, D. Skii' s. THRU BCVV- A. Maqilke B. llortefrbr-r. B. Vl.'etl'iereQl l. Blioades. li. Vfoodley Mrs. Brufugaer, L. Dolscn. D. Stahl. M. Mant-ss R. Sclirctenboer. FOURTH HONV S. Slieely, D. Van Lrxetherii, E. Brown B. Exselern. I. North D. Mic-Nally. A. Prowlan M. Perkins. M. Leone. K. Kyhl. NOT PICTURED lvl. Biggerstalt, M. McMillan 3. Tait, l. DHoey. .New Glub for Jtftusicj Enthusiasm Runs .High Presidente-First Semester - - Boland Keeler Vice President - - - - Iayne Peterson Secretary - - f Allison Bigelow President Second Semester f Bobbie Graham Vice President ---f- lulta Padariyi Secretary - A - Su Hornnton Sponsor - - Mrs. lean Honer Anything to turther interest and apprecia- tion toward music, including studying tarnous composers' lives and their great works, is the aim ot the newly organized Music club as stated by Mrs. Iean l-loner, club sponsor. Among its outstanding members are Boland Keeter, who plays in the Billings Symphony orchestra, Bobbie Graham and Darrell Peter, wno had the leads in the l952 alleschool revue and Iulia Padanyi, who danced in the revue. Gthers who keep the joint iurnpin' are Iett Smith, Bill Aldrich, Ted McQuary who, along with Peter, make up that tarnous quartette on the Talent bureau roster. FIRST RCW' LLL-it Riqhtl D. Van Lgretlterri, D. Borzqtfrr f.. Cashner, K. Klarripe, S. tlorrirncrx l.. l.e'.vis, l. Padariyi. SECOND RCW' T. Topp. N. Madsen, S. Shatter, M, Shari non, S. Snell, D, Tohnson, M. Mtislazigli. THIRD HOVV B. Cheri, P. Shatter, G, Hatter, l. lerisen, P. Butler C. Sniitlx. '. Tfaddell, M. Brown. FQUBTH BOW? fwlrs. Horn-r A. Biat- K. Cooke, S. Currirniris, T. M.'Q..ar'y l, Peterson, ll. 'l' ioward, B. Keeter, B, Aldrich. NOT PKITURED- P. Allen, F. Cchn, l. Duran, P. Halle, lui. tones, M. Leatherman, D. Lindeinan, N. Overbo, I. Peter'- son. B. Pole-sky, K. Stanton. FIRST BOW tLett to Biahtl C. Nelson, D, McNally, M. Lawrie E. George, H. Ryan, l. Adams C. Carney, l. Padanyi. SECOND BGVV B. Leuthold, T. Puzftfil B. Todd, M. Perkins. lttoatiartl Crippen, l. Cox T. lNrlliarrrs, P, Artinian, Ttilrtll BOW B. Mitfht-ll, P.. Coll Q-iq, S. Mt'Dn-rtaltl, M. Col .err Bavslintrs D. Tait l. Brtisi. Blwlzrrx. Sophomore Students welcomed 'By Eyas This year's sophomores should be thinking with loving kindness ot a group ot students who saw to it they got a square deal when they were welcomed to their new school. lt was these people who were responsible tor that tirst week ot feudinf tussin' and fun. It was a lot ot work tor them, too. They had to plan the assembly presented at junior high and come up with all those brilliant sugges- tions to help the newcomer get acquainted with the school. As it those things weren't enough, this group did the planning and carrying out ot the first school dance ot the year, tire Sokfl-lop. By now everyone knows this group is Eyas, that organization which has dedicated itselt to the task ot preparing tor the tuture students ot BHS, and taking care of them once they have arrived. Eyas has set itself up as the law tor that first hectic week. At the end ot that time all violators ot Eyas rules are tried and punished, if tound guilty, by Eyas jury and iudge. Page Eighty -one QAA 'Ullins Sportsmanship Oscars 9 is Q.4 ' L I 5 tx , x FIRST BOW tLett to Riqhti fA. Dale, B. Chapple, I. Iones, L. Huber, D. Wohler, S. Peden, B. Morgan. SECOND BOW M. Anderson. E. Mullen, S. Shatter, L Comte, C, Lee, P. Burtness, P. Carlson, D, Mattliaes. THlRD ROW D. Holloway, D. Hopkins, B. lacobs, E. McLaughlin, P, Frisby, P. Pace, D. Baxter, D. lames, R. Rogers, K. Montague. FOURTH ROW M. Kolstad, T, Brown, M. Gray, M, Mullen, E. Sands, G. Corby, M. Hiner, B. Wood, M. Shrader. FlFTH ROW Miss Cervenlca, B. Clark, C. Wardell, M. Dooks, D. Dale, l. Willman, B. Schmidt, P. Centerwall. SIXTH BOW P. Hastings, D. Sheeks, l. Gunlickson, A. Thomas, G, Van Kirk, S. Woltt, M, WittkOPPf L Lanier. NOT PICTURED S. Bawdon, D. Carpenter, K. Coley, A. Echardt, I. Englehardt, M. Hall, M. Kolstad, M. l, lulius, L. Kietave S. Laniey, D. Lettingwell, D. Loveland, F, Maynard, D. Middleton, l. Peterson, S. Ruth, D. Thorrnahlen, A. Wilson, Ft. Wiley. President - - Bobby Clark Vice President - - Sally Lamey Secretary - - Mildred Shrader The purpose ot the Girls' Athletic associa- tion, which is sponsored by Miss Lillian Cer- venka, is to develop good sportsmanship and promote healthier bodies and minds. Their motto is, A Sport for Every Girl and a Girl for Every Sport. This year two Oscars were purchased and awarded to the girls showing the best examples of sportsmanship, personality and all-around girlhood. To be eligible for this award, the girls had to participate in club activities, have a C aver- age, exemplify sportsmanship, personality and good grooming. Page Eighty-two Point Keeper - - - layne Peterson Sponsor - - Miss Lillian Cervenka Volleyball, basketball, badminton, tennis and softball are a few ot the activities offered to any girl who is athletically minded. GAA girls win pins and emblems by par- taking in these sports. One person is elected point-keeper and at the end ot the year turns in all the points earned by each girl for her participation in sports. The Girls' Athletic association, a national organization, is the result ot a more active pro- gram tor girls, proving they are no longer satis- iiecl to remain within the narrow limits ot home economics and otiice duties. Z NX' The aim of Future Teachers of America, un- der the sponsorship of Mrs. Adelia Price, is to give highschool students an opportunity to learn about the teaching profession. The members lcarn about the fields open at present, salaries Gptimists Operate During the holidays, Iunior Optimrsts club gave baskets of food to the needy as one of their projects. Mike Gallagher, Bob Dorfler, Ken Vernon, Bruce Townsend and Russ Hudson are stacking the boxes of food. As the club's motto is to always look for the best in everyone, they HTA Qives Students Gpportunity Uo Ueach President - - V lulia Padanyi Vice President - - Mariann Merrill Secretary - - Allene Anderson Treasurer - - - lerry Strong Sponsor - - Mrs. Adelia Price Fll'lST ROW tlfft lo Tiralitl l. Vklllfff. C. TGllINGU. lt- Mathaos, K. Fallon, N. Arias. SECONP ROV' l. Encrlehardt D, Meseberft, l. Myers, M, Merrill, G. Anderson, G. Mrllcr, F. Brown. THlRD ROW G. Mockel, '. Pudanyr, C. Carney, M. Mrllcr, N. Whitaker, B. Clark, fl.. Anderson. FOURTH HQVV G. Partridar, M. E. brown, M. Vfrllrcrrris, l. Strcrtfr, l. Parker, S. North, Mrs. Print. NOT PKTTURED fi, Brvnkrnan lf. Cclcy, H. lTf'ClI5CIll, M. Braaerstaff. and the training required. They visited elemen- tary schools for three weeks to observe and help teachers. During Education week, FTA members par- ticipated in a radio broadcast over KOOK. .Holiday Deeds reverse the situation and create the best in themselves by helping others. 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W iiwfx 3:-,1e:.a:.g.':.,i.:5 , ' ' WM: 5? ,A ' ' 0 .Actzvztzes Actrvmes are Wm Cnr soohorrrore lad IS 11V1 i if C. Xi Q42 at makes the school term trck P roductrons and praoirces mat s our scuool Musrc for dancers plus words for sforres too rxq and leammq that s our rul e Be hke tue rest and Jesi look Mrouqr And remember what you used to do Qu f' -Q fb 'v 'V' . ,fy VV' Q, , X , X x ry X , ' 'x , r - J , - r r A f 4 fs If . . , 1 . .H .X I ziiv. V ' I A ink r Q. I I l , . . X , , . , - , . ,. , X 1 I , , r 1 Glasses .Have Jlfiany Students 'Tween Bells The classbell rings and out the door Students in hordes and masses pour. Bound from classes unto class, ln the hall they meet and pass And stop to talk of school and dates And how a certain person rates Or dig in lockers heaped up high With books and papers. Then they fly To classes more. Some stragglers few Adorn the halls and they then too Withdraw and disappear again Before the bell puts forth its claim. Remember When? Think back. Remember way back when You came to Senior High? lt seems so very long ago- My, how the time does fly. Remember all the classes, though, Classes fast and classes slow, Classes dull and classes gay, Classes, classes, every day-e ln the halls you stopped and talked And at tests and homework balkede Whatever you do throughout your life, You'll not forget the happy strife Of school and work and clubs and friends' lt is a cycle which never ends. School Store Is Haven The school store, run by members of DECA, is a real haven for those of us who otherwise would forfeit our lunches in order to buy a new pack of typing paper or a notebook which we forgot to bring when the teacher said that it was necessary to have it today Shirley Michael cheerfully assists one of the many customers helped here each day Mechanics at Work Roy Harris and his dextrous friends seem to be hard at work repairing part of some unfor- tunate automobile. These boys who take auto shop learn all about doctoring invalid or tem- peramental vehicles in this excellent course. As you can see, their work is not only theory, but quite a lot of actual labor. Chem Lab Is Dangerous Place Step carefully! Touch nothing! Breathe lightly! We are now approaching the chemistry room where two students are conducting an experi- ment. Many students think this room, with its array of bottles, gadgets and strange terms is the most confusing room in school. However, Carol Hurdle and her assistant seem to know what's what. Qym and jyping .Add to :Yun Gym Girls Have Outdoor Sports Remember all those beautiful, warm, delight- fully sunny days last tall? So do all the girls in the sophomore physical education classes. lt was during these days they were introduced to speedball, a game even more fascinating when played outdoors. Here are girls from opposing teams trying to get or keep the ball. I I , J' iffy, if gf 1' -Q- gvi is i y Q! Ning Il J as H --. . Skeleton Is Introduced Egad -a skeleton! No, Egad is the skeleton. That's his name or at least, that's what he's called. Here lack Blehm, Dan Fischer and lean- ine Willman are introduced to Egad by Mrs. Sue Hutton, who teaches the physiology classes. Room of Importance The darkroom, where all the pictures taken by school photographers are developed and printed, is truly one of the most important rooms in the school. Here is Ben Nielsen preparing to do something to one of many pictures which appears in the Kyote paper. Metal Shop Is Intricate Metal shop, one of the most interesting classes in Billings Senior high, demands very intricate, precise work from the students. Part of the work is said to consist of making small parts and fit- tings for many different machines. This teaches the boys to do good work. Typing Classes Are Industrious lf you should happen to peek in on the typing classes some day, you would see some of the most industrious students in highschool hard at work at their formidable machines. We View in this picture the flying fingers of Mary Hall and Pam Butler, who are intent on their typing tech- niaue. At the beginning of the year, of course, nobody's fingers flew. They hunted for the keys. Gommercial Gourses .Attract Jlfiany Students 12? it , if f A Bookworm's Paradise Here a student is takinq advantage oi the friendly advice and assistance of the student librarians. lim Harkins is checking out a book, while Paulette Barnum and Mike Williams look on, ready to leap into action with the stamp it they are needed. Page Eighty -:ight Correcting Papers Is cx Chore Winona Taylor is workina busily away at the correction of piles oi bookkeepinq papers. lt takes a commercial course in Billings Senior hiqh to make the perfect office worker. Do they really use the impressive machine sittina close at hand? Carpenters Union Take Note lerry Daugherty and his unknown assistant are learning the fine art of cabinet-making, Wood shop is an important phase oi school life. By the intent looks, woodworking rnust be as enjoyable as it is profitable. ls that a book- case they're sandina? And the Band Played On All those smilinq faces betore you belong to the school band. l-low can they smile while blowinq horns? Anyway, leit to riqht are Carol Nelson, lanet Peterson, Mary Ellen Tossett, Boy Martin and lerry Curran. We're proud oi our band, so blow, Gabriel, blow! 'Unrequired Gourses .Are .Topular Art for Art's Sake Mike Shore, a future De Vinci, is hard at work. Here Mike is designing in black and white. Later, one of these compositions will be converted into water color. The unidentified student in front of Mike is also concentrating very deeply on some phase of art. Return of the Middle Ages Here in machine shop are two who can be remotely compared to King Arthur's knights. lt is rather hard to determine their identities through their shields and armor, and the work of these unidentified heroes is much too tech- nical for a short description. How-Now-Brown-Cow While at first glance this may look like a large-size dose of biology, it's only the normal introduction to advanced speech. Carol Kelley, Elaine George, Carolyn lackson and Anita Kru- ger are learning the origin of all those golden pear-shaped tones. ' 1. 1 1 !f fir I .Q V 1' eh.. all - EM ,img -I i2wf1ii:ixnf.,,,: , , I. . U 'S , ' A 'N ' ' ' sig., , , . -A f' , ' : if ' 4 51,5 i A :fi M f1-iam f ' if . - My . ,, , 1. r is V, 'Ji Rs 'r . 'J Quiet-Copyreaders Working Ioanne Cooper, Barbara Wetherell and La- Verne Roth are reading some of the stories handed in for publication in the Kyote paper. With pencils fiendishly in hand, they go through the copy ruthlessly marking non-existing errors, or so it seems to the students who type them. Page Eighty -nine Sok-.Hop Ends Gonfusing Qnitiation As the pages flip by and you're just looking, memories and events often times march across your mind. And the ones you remember the most are the ones you participated in and helped create. lust look through and remember the little things. The things you were sure would never come true or get doneg mainly because there wasnt enough time or you didn't think it would turn out to be what you expected. Those tests, that dance, your next project or the part in the play. Remember the wonderful glow you got when those desires became realities and they turned out to be just what you expected. Looking through, you'll remember the first time pandemonium hit. lt splattered in the form of toothbrushes and orange cards with the incriminating letters -fsophomorel A nonsensical trial mocked offenders at the Eyas court. But at the annual Sok-Hop dance, sophs were finally crowned as true members of BHS after their three-day initiation. Pandemonium bubbledl Enthusiasm reigned in the form of school spirit with the entrance of rallies. Students roused spirit toward victory by decorating cars and inspiring a parade through the streets of town. Signs acclaiming a Bronc win and opposition to the visiting team streamed behind the cars. Pandemonium simmeredl Fun and frolic started the year in a gay routine. Music, cheers and bonfire rallies left their mark in the form of a memory. Never Again! tlnop Leftl -Two unidentified sophomores try their luck at rolling a tin can with their nose. And to top it off, across the football fieldl This is an example oi the initiation ceremonies rendered to the sophomores. Bon Voyage tBottom Leftlf Carl Nielsen, Chub Brown, Bill Aldrich, Dave lohnson and Fd Selby gather with the crowd to offer a song of farewell to the Broncs who are ready to take to the road, Rallies and send-offs were the high spots in school spirit. At Your Service tTop Right? During the threeeciay Eyas initiation ceremonies, it gave the spperclassmen a chanrf tc rule supreme. And as the picture indicates, a free shoe- shine is included by an anonym nus sophcmore. A Lasting Thing iBottom Riahtl-H lanis Carty is shown in the familiar pose everyone act to know her by. Along with lanis. Alice Keene and Bud Luckey worked on separate' murals in different parts of the school. The work cn the pictures took altout twc years. ,fa ,,,.'- rm' . I, uf' 3or Sophomores Take G Look tllpptir Highti National assemblies help-id ta create a teeling ot unihvation among the studt-nts hy presenting talent, amusing and educational. Piero Pieiotit entertained us with singing songs, hcth classical and pop- ular tunes. The man dressed in the nightqown garb is Frank Armitage. Acting out some ot Dickens' favorite characters was the main theme at his asseviiivly, On the right, he is iiivtured as Scrooge. lust looking through, you'll hnd all sorts ol things to itfiiwriilier. Reiiif-iiitwi Dr, Singer and his talk on spies and the Cabin Boys with their Negro songs and spirituals? 'l'hosiA memories have partly made- the svhool year. if i , '11, 53ep Ulallies .Add Zip and Zest .QJGV Q' 5 43 lb Girls 'n' Girls tTop Leltl Around October when the nation was concerned with politics, BHS wouldn't be slighted. So the niaiorettes entered into the spirit and did a dance and routine show- ing symbols ct the Democratic and Republican parties. Here are the donkeys and elephants starting the dance steps to the music of Missouri Waltz and I Like Ike, Half time proved to be entertaining and spectators thrilled to the snappy march music of the band, Dance On tBottoin Letti Bad tinies haven't come but just the annual Sok-l-lop dance where every- one dances in his stocking feet, Prizes were awarded tcr the most unique pair ot stockings and tor the couple who had the most unique set, Diana Burton and Dick Dale are shown here with Diana's prize winning nair, They were designed to look like the face ot a dog, Page Ninety-one I xl Jlalftimes, .Musicals Uleview Schooiife lt was an extraordinary day! The day when the girls chased the men of their dreams to take them to a wham- bang affair of the Sadie Hawkins dance. The walls resounded to the yells and befuddled moans of the male section when it came to the point where the girl just about slipped the knot around his head. Tradition always enters into the school picture, but what is even nicer is to have a first Bearded men roamed around the school for weeks. lt wasn't cave man style, but a beard contest which inspired many to sprout whiskers. Productions and plays, music and mischief, work and wishing all star in the leading role of your life. Take a look at everything that is represented in this book and let these events inspire your own imagination, Look through and remember. On the Dot tTop High? Hats oii 'Q the performing groups of matorettes and band who entertain spectators at the football games and basketball half-times. Though they may not have time on their hands, the groups pause at the number l aclock. Time marshes onl als 93romote Sadie .Hawkins Daze Behind the Scenes tBottom Lettl Op erating the complicated light system can become quite a chore as Sam Vtfeller :an justly tell. He is the man who ap- pears unseen to any audience but is always there to give 'he performanvrl the finishing tcuch with lighting. Remember lBcttom Rightl' Mr. William Wallace exhib ited his mental powers for remembering at a National assembly. This memory wizard is pictured with Tommy Tucker and Dick Dale doma a memory exercise ...rf Xfg fXf fQ .Holiday flestivals Spur Qdeas for School Life Only at highschool can such things happen! Such things as the time when eighty or ninety voices combined to sing in the halls carolling songs of Christmas spirit. lt is only here that clubs throb with the spirit of competition but diffuse their talents to make a note of harmony. lt is only here that one can dream of many things and accomplish them. It is only here that in different rooms music swells, typewriters click to the rhythm of an incessant beat, lines are portrayed, biologists study, chemists stew, mechanics wonder and teachers do too. lt is only here that the life-line of BHS is the people. lt was here our football team won second place in the State Championship honors. lt was here our band was given the opportunity to go to Bellingham, Wash. to display their talents. lt was here plays were given, acclaims were -ww., Songs for You Cllgf ' lwii' i received. And it will always be here that you 'ff 1 ffl ZW' 5ltlt 'S ' 'H h 'f'3t'i'l file 5 1 k b k d b th VM! .tizisviias mnols. Along: 2111116 rnoizis 1 ii s Cqn OO , GC on an rernem er e 1 9 'hptiis lvli. Charlt'-s C. fx s .pruixictml tn Jnu things highschool had to offer, whether you Egfr., -sz.-Elm 1. Cviixinz 1, N ms si.- toolc advantage of it or not. lust lceeti on look- HY 5211-'S 1111 fl ft --YI-' fi 9 IW' . . .. :si 11,1 Q ing through. X l I ' ' X' 'I Dance On! il.t.xxv 2f.'.i.w1:.i Ness txzzri 1. I5:t,: s s '-'- tit ginaz-s.i: 1f'i11l'YJ : .it 'hw :i.11sii. .ltr ' 'Qulii zr, ive-xy as ganneii iutmg 'E s has pa s sz nsszecl :v Kit'-1 , ' M Discussions in General I.,'.vt: '41 zliti V: fi, H b xiii- E.,I5ll .l anti it-liaslp i . y 'Y-t-ridtgo tot .1., rl.- , y - .f K :J-is on g ans-ls avi-i lihlvlli' r-'wry wt-ek. l.:-I' to iiql If X l.inSla H1 nzlerson, Frank l.a:hifottH Boi. ftxizy l I I mf A, Dwight Vaclnis, fun '.A-VIQSACIIXISIJIZ, Mis. Zuni , T 1 Nvrc riicdezapi, and l.v Trtxvl dismiss ' rite , . . f 'M' ' r ' X K K . Q 1 g E ' .sf 5 , is f fs. , ,ff S f , M s E k T' 1 iff' 'A f 94 iwififtff . iff 5 S si- Ml, Q 'X 4, -,N-, I? s-, .,, 5 , xr i' g i :fm 4 'f 5 Q, i if sf y if x Q sf at 4. ,i if Actors On Se! tloy Lf-tt? Yrzlvtttiy- spurt' zrmrrrlv mix trnal bow to the SlLlCli'Iif body at tht- annrxa. Chris' :nas pageant. A. I. Movrus Christiv Smith Connie Wardell and Mike XVlll1GIilS .nf grrctxxrf-rl rn vnff vi the sur-nes. fiootball .Heros Received .Apprentice 59roduces fplay Awards Received! lRrrghtJ Azfer tht- righting Bron 'S made a stah tor thee State Charrrpionshrrw tztlf- :writ lost it to Missoula, a trophy tor second rrloue standing was qiven tc the Broncs by Dr. Walter T, Scott, Mon tana School oi Mines. Witnessrnq the awarding are Williani Loze-tich, Son: McDonald, Allan Xyooclrow Bob Mitchell, Dr. Scotf, Ritchie Mitchell lrrn Peterson and Steve Peterson. Musical Haven Cl.ower Rrqhtl The lubrleers troin Montana University srna with the polish and QLXSIC ot a professional qrcrrrr. Under the direction oi Prof. Lloyd Oakland, the r,qr'oLrr,u rrfnderecl svlwutrorrs lotl' popular and classical tor the student ivoriy. On With the Band tlorr Flight? Along with the many other trrsts, o new land has been add-ed to the school. These tellows are available tor the school rlarrcvs and other avtrvrtros v.'1'h their music. Ready to strike up the hand ar-t lr-fry Daugherty lerry Peterson, Leroy Lana Chnl- Hrawn, llowarxi Howard 7 and Phil lqivtlwsvl Uait Ghosen or Role of Miss 'Broncette llow Can you define senior ziiqn? lr really :ant he a definition out an explanation of liv- ina, VVhere else oan you find unused talent and out it toqetner for tor' joroduotions? Wiiere else can oonioetina Clubs confer their resources and people to make BHS active? Vfe have skits and talks, cheers and songs topped off with learn- ing. There always are the dances that oecorne a part of school life, the auiet of the olassrooin, the hectic feeling of noontiine in the cafeteria. Wlzere else oan different personalities rneet to have cornrnittee nieetinas or installations for their respective Clubs? Senior high is like the wind, lts there. You :fan feel it and ixear it. lt Catches at your hreatli as it scurries you alona. And in the end it aives you a feeling you have witnessed sornethina new and very different. That sornethinq new is the years at school. Thats senior high. Keen therii and never forget, liigc Ninety -six .Assemblies and Off We Go! tllpper Letti' The sveriv taks-s plane at the loval depot. The avtois are the ziiernters ot thv- hand. The plot ot the story is the iiand trir, tr: Bellrnghairi, Vlashinigton where 'hey repress'-n'ed Crass A hicjhsuhool hands for the northwt's'. Hut- inothers dads and friends Jil :iii 'lu :i 'litritirfs farewell as 'li-ly ifoartl tim 'itzin tor 'ln-A sf-rxrvast voyzxm, FFA Queen Chosen 'Top Highti Lorraine rfeiiirzzrslxnf-i' was chosen to :Lile as tht- FF,-3. 1- run 117 il durivfi .:.v'1n in her honor. She s V-s sit 'li-- glrwcwsrrayiier rust tllfvl Bo: r iztrfs ':. x-sri'-,l 'hw 'hos' rx ml, A Queen Reiqns tBottoin Right? Myrna Per ans Run l,1rndaLns', Bill Dirnmitt oath--1 around 'Il' rirf.-:ty 'ti-ii Miss Bronoettr- as l.. 'llionias ers' yi-ar s '51 ii H 'i u-:ns Donaleen Taxi. Miss 24:.n :rn--s' sg:-risziea :ry P'-gr .rnii Ali ,sas has :if .V In annul! attan '.-.'1'l: ti f '- '-'r ' :rn I 'Tw triweri robats Rate Hirst in Schooii e Urips and G7lays Enter into .Activities Take a look around you. Take a look at your classes and teachers. Take a look at your activ- ities and actions. Take a look at your themes and tests. All these things are soon to be gone for this year. Those little things, the things that don't seem important, are the things that will regsiter in your mind as your school year. The things you can look back on. So take a gooo look around you and remember. Remember the many times you gathered at an assembly or watched your fellow pals per- form? What about the feeling you got when you heard the band play a school song? Wliat about the time, as a senior, you watched things for the last time? Naturally, with school life comes the ever lasting traditions. Like the Sup- perclub and the competition between the class plays. There always was an outstanding play being produced and outstanding people making news by bringing the school some honor. lt's the little things that build like a stairway to come to the opening of your future. But without those precious steps you could never say, Re- member? Them's Cowqirlsl lTo5 Hrghtl Donaleen Tart performs at an assembly where the main theme was the Broncs. Dressed as a cowgirl irc represent thc we-st which represents the hrsncsl the drum rr.a1oret'tf did hor twists and 'urns tc the d-'lr rlrt of the yep lrand and stu- tlent in-dy. Up-seeedaisey! tBottom rrghtl A troupe of tampclrne players watch lim Rowland as he tries to perform on thc canvas. The national assembly acroixats offered to teach anyone from the audience how to jump on the tcrmpoe line. So lim tcok up the offer with the idea that action speaks louder than words. Show Business tl.ower Leftl- Marcia Bigger- staff touches 'irz Bernice Schutrop's hair in order tc make it white before the opening of Kane Eyre. Pat Shaffer also tries her skill at touching up Iackie Swan's make-up. Page Ninety-seven N Attention! alot l.:-tt? 'V ameri 'lat' 'l.e snappy, peppy drun. riiaiorette, marches across the tield with style and gersonality that oerante a zannlzaz and twirh lcolced for tiltzif-. BOTTOM LEFT tLvt2 to Hiqhtl Mar' lais Mayotte, Marlene Leone, Myrna Perkins, Margie Strornme, Dorothy Stahl. Bunny Malrnstad, Elaine Georae. Spirits and Shout Qirls .Add Golor t For a formula that brinqs successful results in entertainment, ask the troupe of airls we call the maiorettes. They take new ideas, spice it up with music, top it off with costumes, mix it together with vitality and they get the top en- tertainment spectators like to see at the aames. One of the snappy routines produced was a theme called Flowers That Bloom. The airls danced to sonqs such as April Showers , Sun Flower and When You Wore a Tulip. At the championship football qame, hiqhsteppinq snowmen and snowflakes paraded to the theme of Advent to Winter. The popular troupe was requested to put on this special repeat per- formance. On the basketball court, an intricate niarcli routine was produced by Marlene Kolstad and lrene Toraerson. It was a double baton preci' sion act, first time to be done in BHS. Vonnie Bowles and Billie Hahn coached the qirls with new ideas for the dances. Vonnie is president of the baton corps and Carol Crippen is president of the flaa corps. Under the super' vision of the new sponsor, Miss Maurine Van vVV1IllClQ, the qirls in cooperation witn the oand put on a show called Mr. Buq Goes to Town. Glow worms, beetles, butterflies and firetlies all starred in the Band Show produced in May. BOTTOM RlGllT llseft to Biqlitl Mar, lais Mayotte, Marlene Leone, Myrna PM-rkins, Maraie Stromme, Dorothy Stahl Bgnny Mctlrnstad, Blaine Georirt-. oosted by Gheer Squad alftime Musicals Qroups Sponsor jop Entertainment MIDDLE LEFT KNEELING lLett to Riahtl Daany Hoveland, Carol Carney, Carol Crippen, Ioan Shaw, Thea Wil' liams. STANDING Nancy Reed, Soma Hoiness, Ieannie Frizzell, Mary Iayne Smith, Helen Mcrqan, Carol Hotenieder, Greta Peterson. BOTTOM RIGHT KNEELING KLett to Riahtl' Honey Ryan, Marilyn Ross, Mar- lene Kolstad, Irene Torqerson, Vonnie Bowles, Connie Lonq. STANDING' Shir- ley Youna, Mari Danielson, Gretchen Graf, Billie Hahn, Carol Elze, Rctty Awtnerry, Audrey Wavkor. TOP RIGHT FIRST ROW tI.ett to Ricyhtl Ioannif Frizzell, Greta Peterson, Irene Torqorson, Shirley Young. SECOND ROW Carol Criprr-n, Daany Hoveland, Vonnic Bowls'-s, PEiyl'is Groves, Marilyn Ross. Yah, yah, yan, yah. Team, team, was one ot the inspiring yells led by the squad of seven reaular cheerleaders. As the backbone ot school spirit and leaders of the pep squad, the cheerleaders hold a very important position. They are always there, at all games, reaardless whether the weather be rain or shine. Always ready to qive that extra lift the teams need toward scoring the final vvinnina points. The qirls that do so much to boost the spirit ot the school can be proud to say they do it by tnemselves. Costumes are made by the major- ettes. No wonder everyone can be proud ot the girls with the pep that work hard for the benefit oi others. 1 5 1-I gn: gui Star Bright! lTop Leith Along with the niaiorettes every tall, the Land puts on the entertaining halftime shows. Here they pose in the precision march which formed a star. Uwo Dance Bands .Are .Active in Schoolife Band jravels tc Supperclub and Band And the band played on - - - True to form, BHS' band plays for concerts and all the games that take place in the school. One of the most outstanding features of the band is the marching and drill work they do on the football field. It is no simple task to carry an instrument and yet walk all over the field doing march drills. So a big round of applause to the members of a wonderful group. The dance orchestra, called the Dukes, per- formed at many of the school dances. In friendly spirit of competition, a new dance orchestra was born called the Tone Tappers. For one of the features at the annual Supperclub, the two dance bands combined making a double or- chestra. FIRST ROW fLeft to Rightl R. Moore, C. Nelson, B. Easilick, R. Allan, A. Landerholm. SECOND ROW D. Loveland, I. Peterson, I. Iensen. I. Cernohlavek, P. Dulan, B. Leuthold. THIRD ROW I. Welton, C. Crouse, S. Ruth, D. Iohnson, B. Good, D. Ness. FOURTH ROW M. E. Tossett, D. VxIeigum, M. Davis. P. Centerwall, V. Smalley, B. Ophus. FIFTH ROW- A. Carl- son, K. Coley, M. Mosebaugh, I. Sanderson, C. Alstad, R. Keefer, I. Orvis, P. Hartley. FIRST ROW D. Brink. O. Thorsen, S. Connolly, B. Nielsen, A. Lohof. SECOND ROYN--L. Lane, C. Nielsen, R. Thomas, H. Ness, B. Orr, D. Kasenbe-rg. THIRD ROW-R. Brown, B. Todd, H. Black, B. Pearson, I. Kemp, D. Allen, I. Herron, C. McNeil, D. Witham, K. Vernon, G. Kinsley, H. Bohnsack, E. Palmer. FIRST ROXV I, Curran, K. Cooke, L. Lewis, I. Peterson, B. Aldrich, H. Howard, C. Brown, I. Movius. SECOND ROW W. Raisler, I. Berg, G. Holter. I. Dauaherty, F. McBride, I. Peterson, L. Smith, E. Selby. THIRD ROW'--F. Maynard, A. Lundquist, R. Mountain, K. Ellers, B. Brown, P. Griffin, L. Pederson, B. Townsend. P. Riedesel, D. Iohnson, L. Gorman, S. Larney. NOT PICTURED---I. Baker, G. Barilette, I. Lamey, D. Sando, N. Sigmund, R. Stene, L. Swim. ef. . X' f.liflUL.iQ-H,, I .4 Mr. Stanley C. Richards, Bcmd Director -A x t T ham, washington Qresented by Band The Dukes tTop Righti Lewis Smith, Randolph Gloege Bill Todd, Bay Moore and Paul Hartley compose one of the two school dance bands. The 92-piece band traveled to Bellingham, Washington, to attend the Northwest Music Educators' Conference. Members of t.ie band left via train Mar. 18 to represent Class A highschool bands for the entire northwest. The group prepared two concerts for the trip. One concert was a repertory concert at which the music educators heard a variety of Class A band numbers. After months of planning, the band members finally reached their goalfto take a long trip. Besides being the longest trip a BHS band has ever traveled, it gave them the opportunity to make a name for Billings in band circles. The outstanding figure, as any band member will readily state, is the director, Mr, Stanley Richards. Through him the band has become one of the finest in the state. ln all fields of music, directors have a student to take over the group for the experience. This year's student baton wielder is Bay Moore who has taken over his share of directing the band at assembly and pep band performances. The backers of this group worked this year to make the trip to Bellingham a reality. Those backers are the band mothers who have banded together to form a Band Mothers club. ln order to be the highly skilled group the band is, takes hours of practice and work. But you can always count on the band. Whether it be their Supperclub or the Band Show, the spirit of pep and vitality is there to make it tops. U3ep 'Band .Wlays .At School Qames Page One Hundred One .Active Ghoruses ive Goncert Bclqic in C1 Smile 'fg Qf' f ' ' :gf 3' . I7 his year J.11S11::1.1..1.f. 1 51751. 51,-sf '1f ::.1xf ' 11If1C 21' 1:1911 11114211 ..1UI'f 11 11111 As. 1,11 '.1.'f1.1 I 11 d:111r1'1fP -H .1 .11 1..I1f1 rs 1.1 1. --1111 '111 .x.V,- U. w .V ,-,,-I .I 1 1 .,, .1. ,Q ,, 3,1 .1 - v 1 mvlf. 1 1 . .111,1 . b 1 ilfld .1,I11'.C 11v.'1 '1 '1 1.15 A. ,1 1-.. 1. f Dpvk 1111.111 1.1 v ' 5r'iQ1f:.Q1:'::es ,. , .1311- 1,1..:1rfS 11.'91e1jfQ3111' N' 1 fx: 113' 111111. 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A. r , 1 ,'f.,Tt.w'.' 4 Mr. Charles R. Cutts, Director ,,, ... X 'fv- Success ul Show o Sweethearts Staged . P r,'.'.'Y r Ljilu TI n Q3 xy . . . . ., , 2 4 5 turn X e CL1fQTCTIld1I1KII ll x rc mor QOIMJQ QD C Q r 1 'ue 3 L Durmq Deeet 1 'Q X . fd 'I1OTlSm,Crif,.YfI ' T ' 1 ' ' 'N ffffl' 5, ff? THEY 'i 1L.'fF FQ' QQ1 ,lf HC ...,x .,.r. X :wwe 'r .1 f ' Q 1' 'ua l. 1 E14 We 23 11' it fl ze yt 'Q Lift ' . XCNEI ti H 3 14 ' e 1 1' rx. 7 . 'rig umti' -im .,Q 'Q Q ,W :iosen rom e mixed um N x I'..l1F TL F 'r. ., Nik Tw Chews to re, CS-rtz' B1 htel A invest Mus? Con er Ce emi fr 111221, rr, ' 'c1s 1..1,.t N'mr'3 Nielsen, Soirmwo- Q11 'ry c I , QI ' md 'f.:?, fn .1 el' 'fl e., eriff. .fires :wet A If e :mmf red :iff scum 'eta H L ' fa 7' 7 . . VAS1 ri r :F-, .sift fr f . TZ, 'Q f .fcrduruj f' K .1 Fm f, LL' Url! ll' Y '21 I 'K 5 3 ' T lk .31 me xt i X 5 f 5 5 .'. 1 I g I ' V5 4 I . 1-1 ' t ' gf 2 f v , 'Na' - 5 ff ' N- -we v 'WNW I DAR-Lory Wilson Actor--Ron Lundquisi ork rn 'Uarrous Jrelds Girl Personality Wlxezi tzte word personality is rneritroned around senior airls it is nreant as a synonyrrz to Donaleen Tait. Donaleen Bras been the druzn rnatorette tcr two years. Yes, Donaleen is a wonderful exarnble of personality. Her vfcndertul srnile attests to max. Actor Best actor in tire class of 1953 was Ron Lundauist. Making ltis first BHS appearance in The Man Wlio Caine to Dinner , Ron nas since nad leads in Double Door , lane Eyre , She Stoops to Conquer , tne All-School Revue, Mill and Sweethearts Ron is president ot Tiiesbian. DAR l.ory lVVrlsiuq1 wrrn we DAR award because site ranlqecl lrialtest in decerrdabxlny, leaders-.tri servrfe and riatrrotrsrri. Yes, Lory certainly fits tttis bill. Runnersfur xvcre Bernice Scnutrob, Vonnie Bowles, Nancy Nielsen and Dfw M Nally. Atnlete- lint Peterson :ras been praised by onlookers and envied by opponents tor his sricrts ability and sjccrtsmansnic. For zliree years be nas been acrive in basketball, football and track. As a iunior, he received the aood sportsniansitib award. lournalrst Tie ',.- r 'ell-earned ritle, Ccflidiror cf the Annual, is very littrnq to this years outstandina fcurnalist, Bernice Sclrutron. As a :neniber ot ine ad staff :rs a cfe sae cecatrie ad rrianaaer for 1: barter as a junior and worked Um vxay to :we key position. Girl Personality-Donaleen Tait liop riqhtl Athlete-Iim Peterson lcenier rightl Iournalist-Bernice Schutrop lbottom right? About the Play Again, for the first time in tnree years, the Bronco Buffooneries appeared as the all-school revue called East ls West. Written by Fred K. Miller, the production staged a gala affair of dancing, singing, instrumental and comedy acts done by the students themselves. CAST Darrell Peter, Bobbie Graham, Bill Dirnmitt, Nansy Reed, Bonnie Lundaurst, Chirlw Brown, Linda Henderson Charlotte Overland, Iimmy Adams, Donaleen Tait, Diana Burton, Darlene Glantz, Bob Hoffman Pat Pierce, lack Paris, left Smith 'Fat Shaffer, Tommy Tucker, Lory Wilson, Fritz Tilton, lesse Duran, Mark Durbin, ludy Nash, Christie Smith Greta Peterson, Mari Danielson, Deean Baxter, Pam Butler, faclcie Swan, Billie Hahn, Carrll lna Ler, lanice Welton Phil Biedesel, Vlfayne Freeman, Leroy Lane, lerry Daugh- frrty lerry Pete-rson, NN'alter Bfrrqqrrrn, Ted McQuary, Bard Skrcult Nancy Nur-lsen Shirt:-y North, Bolfyn Allen lanrr' Crvis, luilia Padanyi, Bette Cohen, Carol Benell, Donna Kznsfathf-r Carol Hurdle- leannt' Grimes Noreen MuCorrnifk. .af sc oef' MH' TOF .Rn 25-11-.a1:.1:1 sf. . r. rr .. 1-'vue tortir ie '.-.'1'l1 aanwrs .ind rrr.:i. flf'I'S. Llanvf rs wt rr rl1r' 'tell ky Nant y HH Qi Fllllf Hahn vlllli Fadfzny.. BGTTOLI EL 3 'rn Swiss sv rt' Fat Shafffr and ff-if Smith if 'nrrrrf a YC .l'Il'lf fc: sre 'ra'Crs. FBODUCUGN STAFF lfzrfffcr Fred K. lifllllfl' LEFT Inside the comic: dancing horse are Mar: Danielson and Greta Peterson. BIGHT-'Linda Henderson portrays the :great or era star Mrs. G Cleft Quarternctf'-. Page One Hundred Six technical direftcr, Earl C.Bai1ey: Student directors Bernice Svhutrop, Lets Ccmlvsy student stieriic' direct or, lanis Cartyy house manager, Biland Keefei Electricians, T. Tucker, N. Bamsffy, L Hoare M. Danielson, S, l1Vclff, l. Nielsen, l. Peterson, B. Ke-efer, B. lvlcuntain L. Swim, L. Hawkins B. Pering, H. Ness, B. Langwcrhy. Staao crew, S. lNeller, I. Ke-nir, E. Gurney, l, Shaw, C. Hefenieder P, Eurtness, K. Schwartz, l. Vallee, E. Selly, '.'V. Topps l. Pete-rscn, l. HP-er, C. XVardoll, Ft. Mountain, L, Swim, D. Vv'ohl:-r. Costumes, N. Carlsen S. K. Brown, S. llommon L. Huber. Properties, l. Behrerg, A. Lands-riiclm, C. Alszad S. Cummins, F, Centf'-rw'1ll, K. Colrfy, F. Erickson. Make-up, L. Henderson l. Nash, Vt. Szrorrimf M. Biagerstaff, H. Houseman, I, Hynes. F. Center- wall, G. Mockel. Publicity, K, Vernon. I. Mnore, Q. Strong, S. Cum mins. K. Sprinkel, D, Vfchler, L. Hawkzns, B. Perma. Ushers, M. L. lvfoserraugh G. Finkenlcinder, M. Dooks, G. VanK1rk C. lffardell. lil. Hall, E. lvlv Farland, D. 'ffohler K. Srrrnlcel, D. Hopkins, 'l. Nesting, C. Henderson, l. Sanderson, H. Peterson E. Brown, N. lvlaxwf ll .5-.. Hawkins F. lmfalinstriarl D. Lindeman. Tickets, D. lvlc'Nallyp rfrirrrains, li Arninon, lvl. W'oodleyg rrius: 'al U!TCIl'l'If'lil N'S S, Norfl. l. Orvrsy dance dirrttirii: f. Firianjrz N. t: F. llrrlin. Iane Eyre a costume drama is a love story between a governess and the master of Thorntield Even though Roch ester has declared nts love tor Iane a secret arrses in the situation For Roch ester has a wife who is tnsane Keeping ner in the west wing wrth her keeper Grace Poole Rochester hopes his secret will never be found After the secret ts announced Iane runs away but returns to her only love after she seems to hear his votce on the winds Qane Eyre The Maniac Approaches' t it? Ron Lindquist Ia ke Swan Mary Iayne Smith We ll Add All the Trxmminq e t Rtghtl Tonfrrty T.icker Kay Schwartz Dorothy Stahl Nary Iayne Smith ' ,Q .. A , N rr xg-Q . With Chunky Toward All KLett o Rightl Pat Shaffer Ron Lundqtnst Mike Williams during Party Scene. C Fl s Fa1r'ax Betnlue Sifhutiopy Ian:- Eyxe Mary Iayne Snnth Poshester. Ron Lundquistg Leah Linda Henderson Adele, Susan Huttong Iohn it Smith Grate P ol Robyn Allan: Blanche lngram Donaleen Tait Maniac, Iaukie Swan, Lady Ingram Pat Shatte Lord Ingram, Mike Wil- hanis Lady Lynn Pristre Smith, Lord Lynn. Ed Selby Mrs Den Kay Srtinkely Lord Dent, Bot: Cooke Briggs Fred Ericksong Mason, Butch Drew, Diana Dorothy Stahl Hannah, Kay Schwartzy St. Iohn Tommy Tucker PRODUCTION STAFr Director, Miss Clara Strutz director Mr Earl Bailey, stagingq organ- ist Ronald Brown student director, Lee Ccmbsg stage manager Sam Wellery house manager. Mary Ellen Brown Stage Crew T Brown D. Holloway, I. Daugh- rty F Lachicotte B Wood, I. Comte, I. Moore, 'NI Ramsey L Bartsch I Roe, R. Pering, M. E. Brown A Bigelow S Shatter, B. Welsh, D. Wohe let Lxghting N Ramsey I. Moore, B. Cooke, R, Keeter S Weller Properties I Rehb rg K, Sprznkel, C. Smith, T. Brown C Alstad L Yanchism, C. Wardell, K. Montague Make up I Nash, M. Danielson, L. Cashner I Strong P Butler, S. Snell, B. Cohen, C Wardell Publicity K Vernon B Cooke, I. Moore, L. Hawkzns K Spr nkel C Smith, L. Yanchisin, T, Brown M Wtllrams F Erickson. Programs--V I. Welton M E Tosse' C l. Lee, C. Xtfardell, C. Alstad I Sanderson Ti kets-D. McNally, K. Schwartz I Strong B Cohen, L. Hawkins, K. Sprinkel C Smith L Yanchisin. T. Brown, I, Swan I Cooper Ushers I Comte G Ruff, B. Wood. M. Dorn, P Frisby I Nielsen I Walker, M, Shannon, L. Wilson D Dietz Page One Hundred Seven Staffs .Have Successful year .Kyote gnforms, Qnfluences and Entertains line' Uivis Fe-nry liars l .K MA Entertainment lias lit tlie pealcl lt is ac'- quired tlirouqh tlie students' own newspaper, ine Kyote. Publislied every Iwo weeks durina tlie school year, students anticipated the Coin- inq stories and Colunins of 'itose issues, Lan- quaqe and the newness ot izxe newspaper world Confused time younq Journalist. But it was all explained and put into practical applic at'on by tzie adniired adviser, Mr. Henry Harsriz. Alter time many liours of selling ads firidiziq subscriptions, writinq stories and editing tzze paper, wno wouldn't teel proud to be a zzzernber of tliis publication? The linisiied prodixrt of tlie paper is tlie positive answer. 1 All Staff Heads KlVliddle l.et'l' N. O'B::en, I. Roe N Cena: .-.xiii '. Orvis l.. Roth A. Ysqzxm U, Olivez. Minor Staff Heads ll.ox-.wi Leith' lf. Coleman, W. Doelirr.: W. Berggren. D. Ness, B. Nielsen, P. Martin, M. Hai' l. Ray, Copyreaders llowez Riqhil P. '.Vt1'l1ere.Q '.'.'1lQia:izs F- SThU3YCl3- Cooper, l.. Roth, K. Cclenian, D. Oliver. 3 an .au ' LaVerne Assistant Roth Don Oliver loanne Cooper Editor Spsrfs ffthf. : lriis' Fopyieaflei Karen Coleman Niki OIBYIEU Ann Yocum Second Ccpyreader Ad Manage: Circulation .Kyote fpaper Dubbed Show window of BHS Who, where, why, when, what and how? That is the principal factor that writes the stories, Of course, it takes a reporter to find the news and write the story. So this is where a class called journalism comes in. lt trains the green- horns the main headline features of running a newspaper and reporting the news. As the weeks go by, a cycle begins to form in the class. At first each student went out and sold their product through subscriptions. Then they were issued ad prospects to be sold at the different business establishments down town. The second round of the cycle begins as it ends-M on paper. The words are thought of and put down on paper to forrn a story. With a lot of hard work and rnany conferences over a story, the paper is ready to put to bed. With each issue of the paper, the proud authors ea- gerly scan the paper to find his story in print. Nothing can equal the feeling of excitement one feels when they find their story in print. International Honor society for highschool journalists, the Quill and Scroll group, is de- signed to honor journalists who work hard on the paper or other publications. This year the present class has eight members in Quill and Scroll. The cycle ends after story days are finished and the issues of the paper are published. For it is then the journalists sadly put away their typewriters for another batch of greenhorns to start the cycle over again. Circulation Staff tl.ower Rightl N. OBrien, B. Reid P Sports Staff tLower Leftl-VD. Oliver, l. Hayes, P. Center Martin, f-l, Hardtke, A. Yocurn, M, Vfilliams, W. Berggre wall, D. Ness. B. Vtfethereil. i.l nun is Au mu ff HUD 4 1 ! nn Fay Pernice Schutrop Marlene lohnson Don Ness lion O.rve Fir' .Q Fir' 1 To-Editfr xf'f-Ass: staff- Eclrttr Plicvtzv Editor Sr ers bi. -Ki' 1 1 .Kyote .Annual Records East Events .And Deeds of School year Wno says you can bury a skeleton? Wny, t?rey're cornpletely wrong! lt was a skeleton that soon grew flesb and took on a personality becorne tlre 1953 Kyote Annual. Tire book trzat will oe your guide ro tzre nzerncries wniclr 'yo in now r ecollect. lt was at first a drearn. Staffs were cnosen by Mr. 1-lenry Harscli, tne adviser. Tnen tlie nigntly rneetings in Roorn 215 began to clioose tlie clxar- after and tlienre of tlre Annual. During tlie fIlO11fl1S of April and May, a durnrny of tnis book began. Tnrougn tlie efforts of its creators, art work began, a tl1erne decided and true cover chosen. 'lnen in Septernber tire buzz of activity started witn tne opening of scliool. And liot on tlie trail for up-toftixe-nrinute pictures were tlie staff plio- life of botli study and play. As time :nontlis wen: on, work on tlne Annual went on. Club pictures were taken, The class pictures were finislred. Tlre senior portraits arrived. More and rnore narnes grew onto tire pages by tzreir respective activities. Finally all tnese were prepared tc be sent to tne engravers. Tzze book becanxe a personality. Tlie financial part of tlie Annual carrie. Kyoto boosters added a professional toucli to tlre book wtilr tneir advertising. Ad selling and tlro bust ness of production was done through tire efforts of tlie ad staff. No end of advertising plus an assenibly was given to successfully nreet the Kyote Annuals sales quota of 1200 books. Tne carnpaign was successful as 1245 copies were sold. frggrapliers. Tlxese pictures represented scltool This is Ufuly Cm exgmpte gf MQW my idsg DO carne a reality. 1.11.-'xl4Y 11.1-It tc 111 :l:'1 1. Moten,1,.1lawk.ns, 1 Qtror rr 1'llO'l'OGl1Al1llbHS 11.41 I: liirilit' fd, llurf 11. N I x .1 nzan. Nrvlsern, M. blark trndr-xin:: staftl. naw 'VY r i1.k Y F SUMMAQV 12 sa If k How Ann Yovuni Xt lvlaricmt-1 C11I't't1lLIl1UIt lvlnxrumo: The strongest link in the annual is Mr. Henry Harsch, our adviser. lt is he who leads and in- spires and has done so for the last eight years. With a few words and a kindly ear he guides the aspiring journalists. He is the tireless nian in Room 215 who takes great pride in the ac- cornplishinents ot his novices who lay claim to the fourth estate. Though words niay be written and pictures taken, the book has to have a backbone of feelings. And the rnan in Rooni 215 gives it that distinction. We, as a staff, wish to express a great big thanks to Mr. Harscn tor everything that words cannot describe. Al7VEHTlSlNG il.eft to Htiilvl F Lachicotte D. Ness H r D Wood B Todd I Rav B Schutr 1' M lohnscn ClT'ix.U ATlON l. It to High 'v Doeling D Hop in M Biqqeygrq M Bra k J OBrien lvl Williarns R Allan L Hawkins Ng Sales flop All .Records Staffs Jifiake Up fleamwork fproduces .Assembly During Gampazg it A .,......,,,.X -, W W My M. b -V i f 3 Y 5 , ,Q Q 3 7 f! w ig , ' ' I H . fi' ,Liv -':':1 x 1 if :L Q .4 fr . 1' gr, ,ff ,M A 2 4 4 f , l 3 'I 5 K ,J 4 gf gi 1 i E R 'fi if 3 f 1 2 E1 Q 5-.Q Av W. . 5 . -35, - 3 5 1 . 44 352, H :?1 Q L, .... A. Wg '- W, X 3 nf .1521-'1-gg 2125 . 'sr P ' Q' .3 X 1, g . 'Q 'JSF wx lil Q XJ X Ii I tfegt f X! ff N 5 x QLL There s Cmdermeu rt slatmeh plus the Broncs around mere There s basketball H football and heroes that we rear So our sophomore lad tr1ed out for sport And all me qot were brutses W ule the heroes qot tue caeers Be ltlc the rest and lest look tnrouqrr And remember what you used to do X X Sports P114 Om Humlr d lhlrtun lk 7- - ll , V rg , tl E X' ' , I ex ff' ' X n f f - .tl-if aux ' , :MN ' N fl . 1 li X at 1' x J f ' t 1 , 't 5 'fl 3 ft 1 I V 1 . X lf l - M' rt t- 1 ' tt tl Y! I ll k 1 4, l , , I rf all tyjl V, X 'I Q W t ' 51 , . f ,N sg! . I 'I ' - ,' 2 ' I ' I Jf s if o ' M lfllml 1 K' 1. . all aw! in V' 'IN fl - f V v . ,. N l . .I ' ,, X ' HL 1'f,7', ' '- 1 ' X Z, A 172, l I , 1- V 'f ,- ' fy -. ,.' K, 4 ' f ef .'-Vl f t 'X - YI- All tl VV lil: JI ax, X X xt 'V' N 'X l I l' XKXQMAKV v - ' - v ' ' . Q f. , , , lj. , C ' ' .. .Tomes Wind 'Up With Seven Wzns .And flour fosses During Season tkifaiifi FIRST BOW tLeft to Brghtl B Lundqurst G Woodard L Barnett D Vtncelette I Archer S McDonald B Koch F Brauttgan D Clason SECOND BOW B Mltchell Coach Wxlllam Lazehch M Molohon I Peterson R I-lem S Peterson T Chakos I Underwood I Blehm I Pratt B Sutter THIRD BOW M Colberg B North B Leuthold B Mrtchell I Brush T Nauqle A Woodrow I Kellrson I Rowland B Bowman I Herne D DuBeau I, Hotferber The Broncs ho1sted thetr standrng tn the Brg 6 by two notches as they fought therr way to the Turkey day game but were beaten out by the Mrs soula Spartans The Broncs scored wtns over Casper and Sher tdan tn early season play In the next srx regularly scheduled contests they scored wms over Great Asst Coach Robert Gorton Falls Helena Bozeman and Kaltspell but lost to Butte Mlssoula and Baptd Crty The Broncs were able to overcome the extra pornt trnx thts year and won two ot therr games by the SIl1'1'1 margtn ot an extra potnt or two Although the Broncos were humbled by 20 pomts or more on two occastons they were as good as any team rn the Brg 6 B Squad Coach Roy Monn MUIIUQSI' Charles HOHGY X s f' if tg' 'Q f' M-!,. 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I W '9 I Q gc Ilm Peterson HB Ron Lundqulst T Maury Colberg E Icrck Underwood G Butte Domxnates All State Selections The Bulldogs of Butte dominated the UP and AP press selections for the best football players in Montana placing five on the AP first team and three on the UP dream team Billigs had only one man named on the first quist big tackle who was chosen unanimously on both teams The Broncs also placed six play ers on the second string and honorable mention squads The boys mentioned were Ron Lundquist end first team UP AP Sam McDonald quarterback second team UP AP Ray Suiter guard second team AP Maury Colberg end second team AP Iay Archer halfback second team AP Russ Hein full back second team UP Ted Naugle tackle honorable mention UP AP This honor which IS presented annually ts one of the factors which helps to develop a competitive spirit and gives the boys a goal to attain Bxlllngs Tramples Casper 26 13 ln the first game of the season the Bllllngs Broncs triumphed over their out of state foe Casper 2613 Billings scored once in every quarter on runs by hm Kelllson and lim Peterson Peterson took a handoff from quarterback Sam MacDonald and swept his way around left end for the Broncs l1TSl marker Five min utes later he snared one of Don Vincelettes passes and scored on a play which covered 67 yards Kellison scored both of his touchdowns on l1ne plunges from the two yard lxne Billings made extra points on two fine boots by half back lay Archer Broncs Hold Shendan B1ll1I'lQS Just had 1t as the orange and black squad beat off the fierce running attacks of Sheridan s fullback Homer Scott to thump the Broncs 22 7 The deciding factor came when Donn Clason picked a Sheridan pass out of the air and scam pered 85 yards for the TD Coach Has Complete Control of Team Orange and 'Black fose Uztle 73ut flake Second U9lace m League P e0n HudrdFtten 'C . . - - l team of either selection, that being Ron Lund- . , , , f- - 5 , , Y- - I , , -- 1 it , , A J , , - : , - , P : , , 4 , A at O I ag e n e i' e Broncs .Wlace Seven .Wien on .All State Dream Ueam Ghozces Broncs Edge Thundetmg Herd By tne shm ma g1n ot one pomt tne B1lll1 lQS Broncs saueaked by tne Great Falls Brson rn a game that was wtde open unttl the ttnal whrstle was blown and the sound ot tae gun was heard The Broncs were arded greatly by a strong wlnd whlcn caught tfte ball on tne try for trte extra pornt after the Blson toucndown and car rred 1t lar to the rrght ot the goal posts Thts hnally proved to be tte slrne rnargtn ot vtctory for the Broncs B1ll1ngs tou hdown came wnen Don Vtnce lette stole a pass out of a Btsons recetver s arms on the Bronc 29 yard l1ne and then raced lns way 25 yards down tne herd to the 45 Then short runs by Vtncelette and hm Peterson com btned wtth a pass from McDonald to Peterson moved tne ball down to the l2 yard l1ne w tere Iay Archer took tne ball around rtght end to score Wrth the w1nd at hrs pack Archer s bo t tor the extra potnt was good Wrth the Thunderrng Hera beglnntng to move me Bronc l1ne dug tn bu couldn t stop the tnud dtng l1ne plunges ot hnt Bonan and tfte end sweeps ot Kenny Gue At tae Btlllngs l6 yard marker Gue took a p1tchout from hm Woodartl and tore around end for thc 6 po1nts Colberg Snags Pass Pt e One Hundred Swann Ray Sulter G Bob Mxtchell T Steve Peterson QB Russ He1n FB Bulldogs Trounce Broncs 26 6 Alter lctcklng oft tne Butte ngt Bulldogs scooped up a Bllhngs tumble and went on to score tn the lrrst 30 seconds ot the gan e The Purples scored once IH the t1rst stanza twtce 1n the second and once tn the tmrd wlnle allowlng the Broncs a lone score ln the hrst pertod wmcn made the hnal score 26 6 Btlltngs and Butte both seemed to wave tne trouble ot tumole 1t1s wrth tne drtlerence oelng tnat the Broncs lost three of them to Butte whrle the Bulldogs lost none to the home team The Broncos could not seem to penetrate past tne Purple s 20 yard l1ne althougrt they could move at wrll 1n tfte mlddle ot the held Sam McDonald zeroed tn lred Brautrgan wrtn a 12 yard pass tor the only Bllhngs score lt came about after an excnange ot punts when the Broncs began to move on snort runs by Kelhson and Vlncelette Alter movlng aown to the l2 yard l1ne wmcr was as lar tnto Bulldog terrrtory as the Broncs got all mght McDonald leaped ln the a1r and hlt Brauttgan wtth the touchdown pass Butte scored tts second touc tdown w ten they recoverea one ot B1ll1ngs treauent turr les rn t Bron end zone Tnerr ttnal touctdowns came on passes tro n Bob Ben? to Fred B rvan and Dan Narancae Colberg played a very good garne for the Bronc at end wmle both Narancae and Benz starred tor Butte I - L 1 . 1 . . 1 . 11 1 . 1 1 , , l C ' Y . . 1 1 - l 1 ' ' -v . 1 ,1 6 , , -,Q 0 9 ,, A r --2 1 . l.,. fzfg , , - . , Q - L V l r t ,X . 1 .1 1 A . 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Y A . 1 l -- 1 S A Y 1' st . as '- Ted Ncxuqle T Roger Koch G Broncs Defeat Bengals lhe Broncs s ored tl1e1r secona conference V1ClOTY of the season when t1ey carne from be 11nd to b at tae Benqats o l'lG1GIlCI 2818 E1ll1nqs scoredf1rs1111 t 19 t1 111 ,sacked contest on a pass tro It Sarn lV1cDona d to Fred Brau t1qan wl11c11 clnnaxed a 19 yard dT1VG Helena bounced back 111 tf1c second quarter yy SCOTIHQ two qu1clc touchdowns Tl e f1rstcan1e on a run oy Ken S llTl01ClGT a11d t1e second on fr pass from 1ol11 Bausch to lke l.ann1nq B1ll1nas scored aqa111 111 tne ' 11rd stanza when Russ H9111 nlouqhed over fro111 t1e tl1ree M1n I1 Q 1 Larry Barnett HB Icy Archer HB utes later B1Il111as auara 111 Brusn olocked a rlc ena punt Cl t1e latter s ten yard l1ne Wl'11Cl1 et up 11111 Kelhson s toucndown plunqe K Bansch to Kelleher r1ass1n the fourth penod was good lor a th1rd Helena touchdown but 11 was soon 111a ched lay Art er w 1e11 ne scored tor B1ll1nas Arc 1er 111ade t1ree out o1 tnree extra nom tr1es and a M Donald to Al V1 oodrow pass was aoad for llli ot IGF Goach fazetzch Fznzshes Slxth Success ul Season Broncs Try to Block Try for Extra Pomt Broncs .Have Hirst Successful Gonference Season Since I 948 Pzauc Une Hundred Scxcnl-'11 U5omes Show Qreat Spzrzt But fack Over .All Suze Bxlhngs Takes Easy One From Bozeman 34 O The Brg 6 Brllmgs Broncs proved too classy for thelr Class A toes as they overwnelmed t te rlawks 34 O at the Bozeman tatr grounds Brllmgs scored almost as soon as twey get tterr nands on the ball on two autck pass rn tercepttons ltm Peterson snagged a Bozeman aertal seconds alter me open1ng wmstle was blovx n and went on to score llrnutes later Buss Hem duplrcated Petersons feat wn1 1 added srx more pomts onto the score Ted Naugle recovered a B1ll1ngs tumble lt tte Bozeman end one tor tae turd Brllmgs score of tne even1ng The last two Bronc s ores were made on 5 and 43 yard runs by Hem Archer converted four out of stx for tne wtnners The S Squad Tnere are those who get the glory ana t tern are those that dont lt s tne ones t rat d nt t are tne subtect of tfus arscussrort Wien me Broncs come otf tue ttela a' er c pra trce tdere are always a tew w lock Just or l1ttle more worn out tnan 'ne rest ot tte boys They are what rs known as tue S or sutcrde sauad Broncs Close In for K111 'sf' my P1-g Um Hundrnd Flghtnn lack Blehm T Fred Brautlgan E hm Kellrson FB Sam McDonald QB Spartans Drop Broncs 21 13 Blllrngs Just couldnt make a golden oppor tunrty pay oft tn the Itrst quarter and Mrssoula went on to wrn 21 l3 The rrrst score came as Mrssoulas Malone swept around end from l5 yards out after an alert lmesman recoverea a Brllmgs fumble B1ll1ngs tled lt up early tn the tmrd quarter on a pass from McDonald to Peterson wncft altogetter covered 77 yard Mrssoula bounced back on a TIVQ yard run around rtght end by Malone Powell snuck hts way 76 yards down held on a Bronc punt tor the fmal Spartan tally McDonald scored on a auarterbactc sneak 11 the fourth Broncs Roll Over Braves ln their trnal league game tne Btllmgs Broncs ode over a stubborn Kalrspell squad l9 l3 Brllrngs scored aurclcly wnen Ar 'ter brought down a Kaltspell pass and t en to lc a nanaott from McDonald mto t te end zone ln the secona pertod Vrncelette snagged a McDonald pass rn the end zone for srx more oomts Peterson re covered a Brave tu nole n t lv vtsttors 28 yard une moved rt o txt lfi wrt re Hem carrled 1 across Q a o O - . , , V , 1 - A , . t . fy t - t . - . , , , . 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Don DuBeau C lun Roland FB P' :gr Don Vmcelette HB Donn Clason HB Cobblers Cobble Broncs m Second Annual Clash A poss w1th 90 seconds left ond or lDT1lllCII'1l cotch by the recetver proved to be the wrnnrng fcxctor when Bopld Crty deteoted Bllllllffi 13 7 Brlhngs scored trrst when Archer bowled hrs woy over from the two ono spht tne uprtghts wrth h1s conversron boot Thrs leod wos held unt1l tne tntrd quorter when Mclirnney duphcdted Archers leot for Bopld C 1ty on d two yord ph nge The w1nn1ng touchdown come when quorterboclc Aho fhnped o poss to Bchnndt IN the end zone Iumor Varslty Squad Orgamzed Thls yeor the boys who were not good enough to tnoke the trovehng squod of the A teorn were oble to ploy or httle tootboll for the lunror Vors1ty Although they ployed on obbre vroted schedule ot only two games the boys thought thot 1t wos well wortn tne extro proctrce They ended the seoson wrth o record of one w1n ond one loss wh1ch gove them cr percent orge of 500 The loss come rn the frrst gorne wrtn Hcrrlowton 2l 7 ond the wln wos over the Greot Polls lunror Vorsrty 9 7 Broncs Edge Bulldogs In Playoff Game ln tretr second nreetrng ot the seoson tne Broncs gcnned revenge for the 266 thurnplng they recelved 1n the trrst gorne by whrpprng Butte 21 l9 The strong ornt of Sornrny VlcDonold proved to O9 the de 1d1ng toctor os we completed srx posses rn ct row lote in tne fourth perlod Butte storted out l1lce o house ohre by scorrng two touchdowns 1n the trrst quorter one on CI pdss from Benz to Torrow ond the other on or 30 yord romp by Duffy otter we hod recovered o Bronc fumble Bllhngs scored eorly rn tu second quorter w ten crtter o Butte urnble Vlncelette possed To Brouttgon IU tte end Zone Archer booted the extro pornt Butte wos reody to rest on rts lourels untrl t rose posses o' lVlcDonold oegon wlnsthng post ttetr neods ond rnto tue crrrns of wortrng re ornpleteo srx strorg rt posses w1th two of them to olb rg ono Peterson good or touchdowns ond tne wln DY two poxnts Arcner completed tnree out of three extrot potnts Coach Thinks Over Game Strategy Broncs .Have .Average of I7 97oints while .Allowing .Apponents I5 Pun Om Hundrtd Nuwttun , . , , 7 y , A , . , L 1 I A , c' ' , l ' I I -T 1 'J ' ly 0 B .,,. 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' l' - 1 . , ' ' ,f wx M I X l ', 1. 73roncs Gome Uhrough .Although .CRated Dark .Horse at Begmmng o Season Spartans Drop Broncs To Wm Champxonshxp ln a dr1v1ng ram tne Mrssoula Spartans be came the Brg 6 champs of 1952 by overpowenng tne Broncs 27 O Brllrngs seemed to nave the upper hand dur rng the frrst quarter as they produced drrves of 40 and 50 yards but were unable to punch the ball across The frrst score came when Conme Orr Mrs soula fullback scooted 36 yards around rrght nd to paydrrt Powell made the conversron Then second touchdown followed soon after the f1rst on a plunge over center by Bob Powell Mrssoula rrgnt halfback B1111ngs could no nothlng rn the thrrd quarter but try to stave off tne v1c1ous attacks of Powell and Orr Another pass lntercepted by Arlen We1sharr set up tne thlrd Ivlrssoula TD Iohn Buck notched up tne score when he plunged the remarnrng frve yards over the goal lrne Powell proved to b tae hrgh scorer of the everung after ne had ra lced up hrs second and Mrssoulas fourth s ore on a 33 yard gallop The story of the garne could be seen rn me yards garned rushrng stat1st1cs where Mrssoula outrushed Blllxngs 228 yards to 61 yards B1 11ngs could complete only four out of 19 passes wnr n was the Broncs mam attack Hem Is Stopped by Butte Horde Paw One un rn wen x Al Woodrow E Rltch Mltchell E lun Brush G Bud Leuthold C 1953 Football Schedule Released B1111ngs wrll open therr 1953 football eason 1n a non conference game aga1nst the Sherrdan Broncs at Sherrdan on Sept 12 The Broncs w1ll not play Casper unt1l the 14th of Novemb r due to the fact that they would not have enough pract1ce to play the game on Sept 12 as rf was last year The Broncs w1ll play s1x conference QCIITIGS Cifld 1IlI'GG DOH CO1'119TG1'1C9 QCITHGS The scnedule rs as follows Sept Qc 2 Nov or3 Sherldan Great Falls Butte Great Falls Helena Bozeman Mrssoula Kalrspell Casper There Here There Tnere Here Here Here Tnere Here . 1- ' ' s .19 ' 25 t. 9 , 16 23 31 ' . 7 ' ' 14 'E H u-ur -1, Blll1I'lgS Caspex Sherldan Butte G1 e tt Falls Helena Bozeman Mlssoula Kallspell R'1p1d C111 Butte Totals Ax exage 73ronc Hootball Statistics Suns Downs Yuds Blgs Opp Blgs 1 K Opp Blgs Opp A 1 P I I 1390 1290 Football B1g 6 Standmqs Missoula Butte Great Falls Kaltspell Helena Won Cl tss AA champlonshlp ox ex L B xns Related Data Total Emollment 1341 Daylls Sldfllllfll Seats 6400 Senlol Hlgh Gvm Setts 1600 ALlCll1OIlUm Se tts P Coclw Pow ell Sherldan helldan Mlles Cltv LEW1S10Vt n Butte Sldney Glendne Sldney Axeher Bax nett Blehm Bt aut1gan B1 ush CI xson Yatds Completed Average Lost Passlng P asses Kleks Dlstance Fumbles Blgs Opp Blgs Opp Blgs Opp Blgs Opp Blgs Opp 71 ll Basketball Blg 16 Standxngs Helen 1 Flathead Blllltlo' Custel Glasvow Paxk Sldney Butte Anaconcla Dawson Fergus Butte Centx xl Haute Gte xt F tlls Gill ttm Scores of Bronc Basketball Games C 1 L I Opp Bzonu Opp Btones Opp Blones Denotes Southem Toutn Football Lettermen DuBeau Hem Hollev Ke1l1son Koch Colbexg 'VI l Lunclquxst McDonald Mltehell N tugle Petexson J Petexson S Anatoncl 1 Gleat Falls Levulstown Great Falls Lxvmgston Glencllx e Butte Anaconcli Mxles C1lV Bozeman ey Ron 1 md Su1te1 Colberg M Colbelg R Unclet xx ood Lox 9l1Cl2C Vmcelettv. V1 ooclx on Colbexg Bozeman Llvlnvston Bozeman Sldney Anaeonda Butte Helena Sldnev Butte Kallspe Denotes St tte Tournament Basketball Lettermen McDonald Peterson Poleskv Schwenk Stevens Tllton M 1 Track Lettermen Lunclqulst Rowland Not Complete Vlneelette Woocllow Suttu 1 1-L Om Hundrttl lxuntx ont VS. J. . '. . '.'. . 'S .... .'. . '. . . ' 26 14 11 8 181 86 88 71 5 4 2 4 21 26 3 1 5 ' 2 22 7 13 13 127 137 81 60 6 2 1 3 40 43 2 0 4' 6 26 16 12 134 153 11 9 3 3 24 32 0 3 ' 2 . .4 7 6 ' 28 18 88 15 97 201 44 138 11 15 7 1 39 29 2 5 2 34 0 L82 95 3 2 3 6 34 34 4 1 ' . 2 13 21 8 4 131' 104 153 13 5 1 4 6 33 29 0 2 2 ' ' 1 19 13 l l 13 187 182 33 10 1 5 3 3 2 ' ' 1' 7 13 14 18 18' 183 134 142 8 11 26 34 21 19 8 13 62 149 129 109 10 8 5 4 30 44 0 2 ' 183 13' 169 .16 . . ' . ET2 543 60 57 28 30 247 271 11 14 ' ' 18 14 17 10 139 129 66 54 6 6 3 3 25 27 1 1 W L T P 't, W L P t. ' ' ' 3 2 0 .600 2 16 2 .889 Billings 3 2 0 .600 Missoula 15 3 .833 3 2 0 .600 11 3 .786 . 2 2 1 .500 ' ' os 13 5 .722 ' ' 2 3 0 .400 ' 9 5 ,643 1 3 1 .250 ' 'D 7 4 .636 :I 2 2 4 1' ' ' ' ill' ' 11 7 ,611 ' 7 5 .583 10 8 .556 2 7 9 .438 6 9 .400 ' 5 13 .278 ' ' ' I '2 4 13 .235 ' l ' ' ' S ' ' ' 4 14 ,222 ' ' ' , 2 S ' ' ' 2 2 J 4 14 .222 ' 2 J 81f. 2 2 ' 2 17 .105 j 70 69 ' ' 2 58 65 - 31 43 ' 40 51 ' ' ' 54 78 ' ' S, ' 64 61 ' 49 53 ' 46 74 ' it 56 75 S - 52 65 ' , 55 70 ' 5 , 61 57 ' V 52 62 ' ' 58 66 - 56 71 ' ' , 50 66 ' ' 39 56 51 47 A , 58 56 H, 94 61 ' W 72 55 66 54 2 70 61 ' V , , , 49 61 ' ' 47 65 ' ' H . 55 66 , , 68 81 ' . . 58 60 ,.,,, 67 76 ' 1114: , ,, 70 60 Jive Semors Hour gumors Une Sophomore FIRST ROW Kl.ett to Btghtl B Loverrdge R Colberg D Vrncelette S McDonald W Davros I Schwtn L rntn SECOND BOW D Collar F Brautrgan G Polesky B McDonough M Cclhera l 'Peterson I Bohltnacr A Vt cdrovt The Broncs had a good year thrs season Wlfldlflq up the complete schedule wrth a rec ord ot l6 wms rn 22 games The1r conference record was 13 wrns and ftve losses tor a 722 percentage IH the conference season Broncs over all season scormg total was l 378 pomts for a 627 game average compared to therr opponents l 233 pomts and 55 9 average Blllmgs scored 70 pomts or over m tour dxfferent games IH marntarnlng thls average The Pomes racked up a vrctory slceln ot etght strarght vtctorres before they were stopped by the Butte Bulldogs on the Purples home tloor ln non conference play the Broncs took three out of four games wrth tnerr W'yonnng toes Maury Colberg was the Broncs leadrng scorer wrth a season total ot 241 pomts wnrch gave htm a 9 3 pornt average per game The Broncs t1n1shed tourth rn Brg Srxteen play dxrectly behmd Helena lxalrspelt and Mrssoula Coaches Bill Lazetich and Roy Morin Managers Fritz Tilton and Les Carter P gc One Hundred Twenty-I Q Jlfiake Urips to Southern and State Journaments Woodrow lays up cr one hcmder D Vmcelette S McDonald M Colberg I Peterson Maury Colberg was nan ea Bronc S ortsr1ar1 of the Year by the fans of re Broncs and Yel lowstone Key club Votes for favorrte team sportsmen were placed rn a pal b X rn t e gym by the Key club and w 1en me votes were counted Colberg was the wrnner He was known throughout tne state or ms cl an and nard play ar1d was r1ev r known to s 11rk lrs duty on the basketball floor He lS one of tl1e f1ne examples of what sports ca 1 ao for a per son s personahty and outlcon Broncs Wm Three Out of Four Non Conference Txlts ln the season opener at ody Wyo B1l lrngs suffered a qu1ck loss at the sands of tne Cody llV9 70 69 1n an overt111e game ln the second game of t1 Wy '1 1ng lflD tne Broncs overpowered the Powell Pant ers 5l 40 The Broncs played to packed houses as they won both games of a tfvo garre SGIIQS w1th one was won 53 49 and t1 sec nd Q5 57 Broncs Take Elght Strcnqht League Vxctones Mrles C1ty s sharps11oo ers 1ad rouole pene tratlng the llfglll Bronc defenses and tr1e Broncs won the frrst conference game of tbe season by a 62 52 count Although tbey couldnt st o Haynes Brerly bewrstown s brg center the Broncs neld t'1e rest of the Eagles down and wor1 the second loop game 05 50 The Purples of Butte were the frst tearr to mar the Broncs conference standmg record as they stole a 58 56 dec1s1on ffOlll t1e Grange and Black crew Al Woodrow and Don Vrncelette came through wrth l2 pornts ap1ece for tl locals U3on1es jake fiourth rn 731g I6 League .Tlay Broncs .Average 63 59omts to Opponents 56 l Un Htrdrdl ll Ihr 1 ' r, cr ' -1 3 A . - ' A' 'nu A ' 11 .pl V 1. 1 .1 I ' V I 1 - l A 1 A A AC e ' -E .1' ' v T . 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' 013' C521 ' '.1 Q 1 1 .. 1. ,N 1 1 ' ' 5 11' ' 'o . e ' A 1 A ' 1 ' ' Q 111115110 ' 1211. - F' . :pc 'e, '. uc c dr 11 l'uc11lxAIL1111r Colberg hlts on lump shot The next nrght ofter the loss to Butte the Pomes ogotn couldnt fmd t e hoop ond were downed DY the Ancrcondo Copperhecrds 70 6l on the Copper C1ty ftve s tome floor Btllrngs ned the score severorl trmes out couldnt come up w1th o wrnmng score Btlltngs resumed therr wrnmng wcrys on o meek doty tr1p to lvfrles Crty wdere they nosed out the Cowboys 66 55 Som Mcllonold wos htgh scorer for the Broncs wrtu lf pornts whtle lvfoury Colb rg netted 15 ond Al Woodrow 10 pornts Although they hcrd trouble keeplng Boze mon s center Wesley ldndt out of t re scortng column the Broncs mcrnoged to down the Hcrwks from Gollcrttn County 76 67 londt wttr 34 pornts led dll s orers wml Moury Colberg counted Zl morkers for the Broncs Lost two gomes of the regulcrr sedson were ployed dt Bozemon ond Ltvtngston wl ere the Broncs soht two gomes wltn tne l-lowks ond Bongers The Broncs took on eorly leod IH the frrst con test crgomst the Bozemon l-lowks ond held 1t throughout the gcrme to post o 43 3l vtctory rn cr hord fought bottle Although th y fought on up h1ll bottle IH the clostng seconds the Broncs drdnt hcrve the lost b1t of drlve to w1n os they dropped the lost gome of he seoson to the l.1v1ngston Borngers 64 61 Broncs Take Fourth m Southern D1v1s1on Tourney Wrnmng two gcrmes ond los1ng two brought the Broncs tnto fourth plorce IH the Southern DlV1S1O!lGl tournament crt Bozemcrn lt dlso gove them o chonce to compete m the stote tourney Crt Butte T te Bronc s who were top seeded drew erghth seeded Bozemon III thetr ftrst gcrme ond rolled to on edsy 75 56 W1I1 over the l-lcrwks Blllrngs ployed good boll throughout the contest ond was never heoded by the toller Bozemcrn teom The Bron s bowed to tne Sldney Eorgles rn the second contest 6l 57 but showed flght oll the woy Blllxngs took thetr th1rd gome by dowmng Anocondo 7156 ond thereoy noved rnto the consolotlon ftndls The consolcrtron gome sow Butte toke ct 5l 47 declston from the Broncs ond thereby gtve the Pomes fourth ploce The gome wds mcrrked by nuch stollrng Lrvmgston won over Stdney for f1rst ploce whrle m the north Heleno beot Kohspell for took th1rd ond fourth ploces B Lovendqe Due to the eorly prrntlng dcrte G Stevens o1cture w1ll not oppecrr tn trns spoce Broncs UUm flwo and .Cose Uwo Qames jo jake Uourth rn Southern Dzvzszonal PAM Un dr - 1 V Y - . 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To Get the Ball Is the Mam Oblect Baby Broncs Wm E1ght Lose Ten The B1111I1QS 111gh B squad coached by Bob Gorton wor1 e1ght gar11es and 1o t 10 du1111g the1r season of play t111s year The games were as follows Hardm defeated Colts 52 40 111 t11 11191 gan Colts dOWI1Gd Yearhngs 38 39 tor 11rst W111 Truckers downed B Squad 40 30 O11 the 1 om f oor Baby Broncs trounced Fromberg 61 38 Colts stormed past Byegate 65 51 for t111rd Wm Byegate snapped back to reg1ster 54 49 w1n over Colts 1-1ard1n once 111ore took t1 e Colts 43 41 111 the second gan1e 1 10111, L nuna 1 on1a 1 S S1 G11 A. Anderson 1 1l1I1LlI1 l manajr SHO W 3 Fran H w K The C o1ts te11 onbe 111ore to the Truckers 39 54 11ys11a111 took t11e B Squad 4331 tor Colts s xth oss The Colts resumed W1I11'11I1Q ways W1111 56 35 date-at ot Yearhngs They aga1n downed t11e 1un1or 111Q11 boys 56 32 1n the next ga111e 1.1V1I1QS1OY1 Bte11 56 45 to the Co1ts next game The Bow11ng Center dropped t11e next one 38 42 Colts Year11ngs were aga111 v1Ct1ms th1s t1111e 58 40 Colts then stomped Bozeman 51 33 at home Frornberg avenged an earher defeat by down 1ng the Colts 68 57 T11e Colts went on a road tr1p where t11ey beat Boveman and 1ost to 1.1V11'1QIS1Of1 60 53 Three Players and Eight Arms Stevens Lets Go W1th a Hook Shot 73 Squad Golts Ulm jen, but Lose Ezght jo wind Up with .555 Tercentage for year Plug Um. llumlrul Iwnnlw n Goach Uloy JViorin's 'B Squad Golts .Have 3our and Uwo Season Record The B squad Colts got off to a poor start by dropping their first game to the Bozeman B squad 12-O in a game which showed early season raggedness. ln the second contest the baby Broncs took hold of the reins and rode roughshod over the Lewistown B teamedefeating them by a 44-7 count. Billings' play was generally good and they scored mostly on power plays. Sheridan B fell next to the rampaging B squadders by the score of 32-l3 in a contest played on Daylis field Oct. 3. Iohn Bohlinger scored twice for the Colts. Billings avenged the l2-U pasting they had received at the hands of the Bozeman Hawk- lets by downing them 31 19 The Bronclets garnered their fourth straight win and the second win over Lewistown when they beat the Eaglets 386 on Oct l8 Larry Lowman looked good for the Broncs on hrs two touchdown plunges A make up team of sophomores from the B squad and freshmen from the Freshman team Journeyed to Sheridan where they were trounced by the Sheridan B team 52 O to end the season of play The Bronc Iunror Varsity played two games rn an abbreviated schedule this year with the layvees winning one and losing one 3 TOM PICTURE T mlm cr ot Q hr B n R cr k ln the first game the Harlowton Engineers downed the layvees 2l 7 The Great Falls Iunror Varsity fell before the layvees rn the last game on Oct 31 Billings scored one touchdown a 45 yard gallop by lim Pratt and a field goal in the second quarter TOP Pl TUBE Bohrnger gains ols 'Brllmgs Semor J-lzghschool 'B Squad Golts FIRST BOW tLet to Brahl D Wilcox D losephson E Templrn B Duval B S hagunn D Hofferber F Field D hrrstranscn SECOND ROW P Vtoodley D Brrtkley L Orr L Lowman B Townsend S Rathman C Hormng F Longen Cv Prrrre B Rogers THIRD BOW 'wlanagerl Fergus Coa h B Meyers L Carter D Bernstein l Bohlrnger A Anderson Schroeder D Cooper L hatwood Y. Straub H Aure A Swrtzenberg C Hutchins Manager B Scott Coa h R Fox Prn. Om Hundrgd fwcntw lg.ht I - 1 Q' I v . , WTS ' . . Q H . , I - I 'Si N. . . .gt , K 'S ' ' ' ' ' ,W xxx 'f fb l . . . OT' er 2 t it t 't iso r it Q . ' ' , ' C .rl for C t . , ' ' I I - , . . . . . . , ,..-. , J 3 I l 5.5 Qty, ' - ' n 1 4 L t ',t---.' ,. ...c ,, .jc . . 'r I-cy FIRST ROW tLett to Right lvl Dooks Fendcrson B Pearsall 'NI Dambly T Williams A llafvktns B 'lark SECOND ROW D Stahl S Steeves I Rgynard I Rhoades FI hakos T Purtcll THIRD W D Burkes R Young D Roa h D Brtdsak D O var Qrniott In Naugle R Mu Ski Club Has Short Season The Billings High Ski club did not enioy as rienced in years before due to the warm weath er and the lack of snow During the first part of the skiing season the run at Red Lodge was bare and those who wished to ski were forced to travel to Bozeman and ski on the Bridger Lanyon run Later in the season however the Red Lodge run was open for skiing Due to the ban on Sunday ski buses and Thursday night meetings the club was forcea to leave the school until a meeting time could be arranged and a sponsor could be found Late in February Mr Daniel Hoggatt took over as sponsor and the club was relnstated in the school Although the season was s' ort the members had a lot of fun and all felt they had received a Just reward for money spent and time spent traveling Lettermen s Club Promotes School Athleucs The theme of the Lettermen s club is to sup I ort the Bronc athletics and to encourage good sportsmanship and fairplay rn all athletics To b come a memb r of this club you mtlst have earned a letter in any one of the three maror sports football basketball and track In football a letter is earned by playing 14 quar ters or by playing in the championship game To letter in basketball the player must be on the traveling squad which goes to the southern divisional tournament A letter rn track is made by running the distance in a certain time or throwing the shot discus or Javelin a certain distance Although the club was not too active this year they most certainly made up for it with their participation in athletics Golf and Tenms Teams Are Defunct A lagging interest and a lack of practice grounds brought about the vanishing of golf and tennis from the BHS minor sports scene A few golf asprrants spent some time on one of the city s golf links and hoped to enter in the Interscholastic meet at Missoula Two years ago w en minor sport letters were given there was more interest in these sports FIRST ROW tLeft to Right? T Nauglc Vt Straw I Peterson A Vtoodrow D Vin elctte SECOND ROW I Rowland F Brautrgan I Blehrn B Mitchell R Coll:-erg S Peterson THIRD ROVII R lxo h I Archer R Suiter I Schwenk S IV' Donalt FOURTH ROW F trlton R Lundquist G Stevens B Loxendge Ptge One Hundred lwcntv mm I . e e ' ' 1 , I . A . , , I . . 1 I X ff u K ' I ' . I I T , . N '21, 2 ,. ?', '.O A' '1. ' I ' ' ' ' RO . t A , . , , tt , 4 I w tx, . 11 -H , V. ' 'vtcDJ , I . L 1, . YH, I , , t . . . . . , I I , I full a schedule of activities as had been expe- . ' . . . . M t . I . . it , , TV l . VZ, T, , . , . 'Y , l . C A . l . , . I , ,., . I' , . ', . . .--- . 'CW . ,, . ' ,. . , . .t' AL. . ,. K h , W . K I 7 . I . A I . 4 , i f' xg I ,TTTN I Gmdermen flake Second rn Sherzclan Jlfieet FIRST ROW tl.ett to Rrqhtl B Drew Mar I Pratt R Surter R Ellrs E Templrn W Straw T Purcell R Gore SECOND ROW B Bowman D Stahl I Bohlmqer I. Carter V Lamer F Walters G Woodard G Lnderwood R Koch S Smrth THIRD ROW M Collaera I Rowland R Hem S Hertz R Mrtchell I Herne B Lanqworthy I Rawlmqs R Lundqurst G Stevens I S hwenk I Peterson L Orr The Flylna Broncs aot oft to a aood start rn the1r frrst meet takrnq hrst place rn a trve way track meet wrth Hardrn Laurel Huntley and Park C1ty The Broncs took 81 polnts Hardrn was second wrth 34 pornts Huntley Pro1ect came rn thrrd w1th 28 Laurel was fourth wrth e1qht pornts and Park Crty was last wrth one polnt In the second meet the Broncs traveled to Sherrdan where they entered 1nto a three team meet wrth Sherrdan and Casper No scores of the meet were avarlable but Casper took hrst Brllmqs was second and Sherrdan thrrd ln later season meets the Broncs were sched uled to meet Boceman Lrvrnqston Lewrstown and Mlles C1ty rn a meet at Dayhs stadrum The Broncs sent a small contrnqent to the Hel ena Relays and also took a Jaunt to Great Falls Where they entered 1nto a meet wlth Great Falls and Helena On May l7 the Broncs traveled to Mrssoula forthe state champronshrp track meet The Broncs shaped up well m the1r trrst meet wmnmq erqht ttrsts Frrst place wmners were Ron Lundqurst rn the drscus and hrah hurdles Irm Rowland rn the 440 and 220 yard dashes Maury Colbera rn the broad Jump Ray Surter rn the low hurdles and Barrd Lanaworthy rn the halt mrle Chub Brown and Inn Rowland Take Some Maury Colberg Strmns for Extra Inches Laps Around the Track m the Broad lump P gc One Hundred fhlrtx .1 -JW f j X j E . 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Geraldme Aust1n has become tne world s r1chest herm1t Alv1n Ba1ley has made a profess1onal career of dotnq nothmq lack Baker d1d not open a bakeshop but became the army s most 1nfamous cook Sh1rley Barkley dec1ded to become DTQSI dent of the UN and d1d Paulette Barnum was workmq 1n the l1brary when she met a very DICG boy They now have four ch1ldren Story 5 Glark L' ester wurltzer Planos and Organs WESTERN PIANO STUDIO 29161stAve N Ph 66209 J P156 Om Hundred I-hll'IN thru . , - . 1 . . . . 1 1 . 1 . , , ' - I ' A - I - 1 I A ' , . I I ' - V ' I , , . 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Batteries Complete Recappinq and Vulcamzmg Service Bauman Tire 61 Battery Co Ph 66056 115 N 29th S1 Congratulations to the Class ot 53 BARRY CJLEARY Inc GENERAL corlrfmcroii 215 N 16th St Ph 77229 CONCRETE PRODUCTS EXCAVATIONS SAND AND GRAVEL 150 Hi1ili11r '21 T F 7 1 1 It 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, Q 1 1 I' 2 11 1, , 11 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , :P E c ll . - . . 11 11 1 b-::::::::,:::,::::,-,-:::,- --',' g-,,,N,N,.,.,'.-.,'.'--,-,,-,,,t,.f,,-,,,t',4 Q-,,e,,'.,-..'.'-,'., ,,-,,,',4-,4-'Q',,--,,,,..-,,---,,-,,,,,,,--,,-,,,, ,,, ,q 1 1 11 1, 2 11 11 11 1, . 1 , 1 1 11 1 11 1 1, , ' 1 1 1 11 1 1, 1, 1 1 1 'I 11 , Q 1, , 11 I 11 11 , '1 1, 1, 1, 1, 'P 11 1, 1, ' 1 I I' r 1 1, 1, 1, 1 0 o , 1 1, 1, 1, I I' ' 1 1 ' 1, 1 1 1, , 1 1 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 1 1 1, 1, 1 l 11 1 1,::::::::::::o:::::::::::::::::::.-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::,-:.-:::::::-J i'c nu um rc ' tif 5'- 4,..,,.-., .1 flzhz, flcaluzu, Pznsouzmzsn SERVICE 401 N 24th Sl Ph 44317 Bxllmq Mont lack Blehm IS underqotna IIIVQSIIQGIIOTI by the Commtttee for Curtatlment of Curls and Waves except n Blondes Hollywood Broadway telev1s1on radto and numerous author are telhnq about Ramona Bole the only a1rl that the cowboys 4mov1e typeI l1lce better than they llke thetr horses lack Bolme was mrstaken for another man and IS now a malor tn the A1r Force Elatne Bourne IS YGCYLIIIIIIQ for the frrst Ee male Airborne FIFGWOINGH s Corps Vonnte Bowles ts st1ll bowlmq ern over Havmq become famous on telev1s1on Edna Brown IS very contented wrth ltfe QQQQJ VVL Ronald Brown Iomed the Coast Guard after fallxna off of a Navy boat bemq rescued by an A1r Force plane kept tn an Army hospttal and bemq clatmed by all three Havma traveled throuah Monqolla Slobo vta and Transalvanta Frank Bruder dlscov ered a new method for avotdlnq work but refused to reveal 1t Florence Buck whlle hunttna f1red wlth her eyes closed and won the Natlonal Women s Hunters CQTIIIICGIG After she d1scovered a secret dye to turn ha1r blue purple or green Marllyn Carter rettred w1th her fortune 0:04-a-04-:QQ I PALACE BARBER 61 BEAUTY SHOP Fruit Bldg Ph 5 5958 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 53 IFT JI-IOP L GAZETTE PRINTING C0 THE BILLINGS GAZETTE DAILY and SUNDAY 45' Oifxce Furmture ' Oihce Supplies ' Bookbmders ' Commercial Pnnters PRINTERS OF KYOTE PUBLICATIONS 'ILL HL n rg lr, I ::: -: ::: -:ee -:: -::: -:: A ::::: A -::::: ::: 4- r 4, Y 4, 4, I I 4, 4, 'I 'I :I :I 4, 4, 'I ', 4 ' i I I 4, 4, 4, 4, I ' , 'I I 4 4, 4, 4, l 4 4 2 . 4 4 4 'I 'I , I I 4: 4: 4, ', V 'I ' 'I 4, 4, 4, 4, - :I :I 'I . 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I 4 4 'I 'I 4, 3 I I . -Q 4,0::::::: - ::: :: - A: -- : - ::.-:o:::: :- A: -:.-:0:.-: L4 J r 4 4 - O Barberlng at Its Best Broadway Barber Shop 217 N Broadway Ph 9 2319 B1l11ngs Monument Co HAZELTON BROS BILLINGS MONT By selectma a memorral from our stork mstead a pu ture you get what you look at and app rox So11d Styled Clothes Smartly Answer the Fashlon Roll Call L4-,-,'-.,' 4 -,-,,,'-.'-',,-,-,,,,-, 4 Ioan Clark became famous for her flavored nall pollsh for people who blte the1r na1ls Nancy Carlson IS a drarnat1cs teacher at Rocky Mountaln College Iohn Arp flunked out of college but ts now back as the Dean of Boys Don Butcher IS st1ll employed where he be gan work1ng rtght after he graduated from htghschool He 15 a tester tn a soup factory After graduat1on hm Brush started h1s l1fe work borrowmg money from pretty gtrls He has now obtamed a fortune and has settled down to enroy 1t Boxanna Brenkman ts teach1ng art tn good old BHS hm Barber owns three acres and has been trvmg to grow wheat smce he graduated from htghschool Larry Barnett nas been worklng on a new mventlon settmg a broken Jaw wlthout WITGS and metal He s been aomg th1s s1n e HQ grad uated from dentlstry school D an Betzer nas followed tn hls fatners footsteps and IS now practlctng orthodontla Thls lS a good thmg as he has l2 chtldren of ms own all tn need of teeth stratghtenmg Fred Brautlgan after becommg such a foot ball hero m hlghschool IS now coachmg the Army eam at West Pomt Best Wlshes and Success to the Senlor Class NORTHERN HOTEL OUTSTANDING IN BILLINGS Other Carter Operated Hotel RAINBOW HOTEL GREAT FALLS MONT L W Carter, Presldent and General Manager I t Um Huntind lh :::::::::::::::.-:::::.-:.-::::::::-, I I v ll I I I I 1 l ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::L::t I I l l . 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Q, T -xxef -ua.-A mL Mon, 9-5538 Your Fnendly INSURANCE MAN CAII forms except hfel WESTERN INSURANCE Cr MORTGAGE C0 1301 D1vIs1oN sr Allene Anderson IQ t ac una IIISI qrade ai Mclirnley She hopes to work up to BHS rn Ilrne currently starrrnq rn that qreat drama The Other Program Srnce Marlene Dooks ar covered a way to keep both husband and crnldren nappy she has hved a very contented I1Ie IoAnn Dorn weni to Afnca as a mrssron ary s wrfe and drscovered a aold nnne and some new recrpes NATIONAL SERVICE COMPANY H I Hofacker WHERE SERVICE MEANS MORE THAN A PROMISE Typewnters Calculaiors Addmq and Bookkeepmg MGCh1neS Ph 55077 105 N 29th St I OnHddTh g . . 1, 1' , . 1: 4 1: 4, 4 43 ,, - 43 4 I 4 X. . . . 4, 5 , 4, 4 43 4, 4 43 4, 4 43 4 4 I1 , , S 5 a R 4 3 4 4: :: 4, 'I 43 ' I I' 4 ' 3 4 4 4 4 4 43 L 4 4 , 43 4 ' , 4 4, 4 4 4 , 4 I1 4, 43 II12 4 ., .5 4, 43 43 4, 43 ' 4, - 4 4, 43 I :3 , . :,,:,,....,,,,,E,,,,,:,,,,,.,,::,,l IL,Humov.,:,mmm,m,:..J :,,,,,,,,,,:,::,::,,::..:,,,,,,,,, 'L 9 l - - 5 -. . 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I W'S 5 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::v-:J :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-::::,:,:.-::::::::::::.-:::::::::::::::, H 'A 4 e un re irly-ci ht BAUMGARTNER STUDIO Semor H1 Servrcenter 503 Grand Ave Brllmqs Mont F 5 71' Wvnnnrs -Y painting needs 2116 1' Ave N Ph 98816 COMPLIMENTS OF KGIIL Paul Dotson drscovered a new brand of fuel for Jet powered helrcopters and IS now survey lnq the metarnorpbosrs of a snowflake Don DeBeau rs runnrnq a frsbery IU Alaska after drscoverrnq that some people like to eat Peter Dulan IS currently wooxnq all the East ern debutantes wrtb hrs SIX Cadrllacs A flrrn hater of qrrls Albert Durand 1S a ber mxt and has a lonq qray beard wrtb blue streaks ln lt Edmund Durden drdnt want to work so be Went rnlo DOlll1CS 'I 'I :I 'I I 'I 4, 0 4, 4, 4, :I 'I I 'I 4 4, 'I 'I 'I P' 47 4, 4, 'I 5 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I 4, I Plumbing and Heating :I BEST WISHES TO THE -I I 'I L Brllrngs Sash 8: Door Co N 20th St at 2nd Ave Brllmqs Mont Smre 1916 Everythmq rn Mrllwork Doors Sash Frames l, Cabmets Stairwork I Intenor Trim Ig I 'I 'I BARCOL OVERHEAD DOORS 4, AN IMPROVED Overhead Door by Barber Colman 4 Easy Operahon Weaihertrqhl Closmq 4: 4 MANUAL ELECTRIC RADIO 4: Sales and Inslallcmon Service 'I TI CHOIQE OF BUYERS W'-'O INVESTIGATE 'I I 'I CLASS or 53 E 'I Q Page One Hundred lhmy mne f-::::: : : :::::::: .-: .-::::::: .-:::::: .-1 r:::::: : .-:::::.-: :::.-:::::::.-:::::: 7 :I :I :I ' 3 ,. ,,5..:1:.2:5'15:1.:.1-1:13,I,,:1.:1::a:1.I.. .,,- H I I .1:51E51:' ',EEE2E5:gE25Q,5'Q.jE1EQEQEQE5EQE5E2:EEE51-EQ.11gEjf'4, - - ' . . 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'I - - 4 'I 'I . 4, 4, 4, , . 4 4 Mrchael lohn Fashrng IS personal tester tor the largest toy manutacturmg hrrn rn the Unrt ed States Drck Flnney after gettrng a mov1e role as the cowboy heros srdekrclc ungratetully lacked the cowboy Eugene Frscher IS lceepmg hrs 1rnported Eng l1sh car rn the luggage compartment ot hrs latest Cadlllac Dan F1sher lrves rn France and says that he IS drscoverlng new talent for the IUOVIGS Rlchard Fox and Pepper Fraser are happrly workrng rn the Brrtlsh lntelhgence Servtce After twenty y ars tn the Broadway Theatre Mrss Linda Henderson has trnally grown old enough tor 1uven1le roles Rhoda Hellyer now replaces Dotty rn plc tures wrth Hope and Crosby lason Hoffman ex physrcs professor at New York s Royal Academy ot Arts has returned to hrs home rn Vermont where he bhsstully ralses petunras Kenny Hotferber has really been gatltermg ln the moola because ot hrs pos1t1on as top announcer tor the Beulah show WONDERLAND Museum Glft Shop Mechamcal Farm Thr111R1des Pony Rld9S Zoo Arcade Car Races Ploneer Theatre Trout Flshmq Lakes Buffeterla LOCATED 1 MILE WEST OF BILLINGS ON U S 10 t4 CCDMl9LlMENTS CF 4I11f Aki YCDUR STERLING STCDRE lzsfllldlll . . . , , '3 , . 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Brink HOME APPLIANCES Kelvmator Eureka Tappan Motorola T V 'enxber Befrrq ratton Q Vl e Enqrne Sales and Servlce Tyler Commercral Refngerahon Farm and Home Freezers 2715 Montana Ave Ph 6 6368 Edmund Ecker the best rnovte proJect1on man tn the Western Hemtsphere Just recetved hls 463rd medal Now happtly marrted wtth two boys two qtrls two dogs two cats one husband B1ll1e E1sele1n lS havrnq fun Roberta Eldrxdqe IS workrnq on an Anzona dude ranch After catchtnq the largest trout ever to be hooked east ot the Bocktes Bob Enale spends all of hls trme ftshtnq A mtsstonary 1n Atnca Greta Flnkenbmder sponsors tour baseball teams whlch are four hundred mtles from the nearest c1v1l1zat1on Yellowstone Park was much rmproved when Iacauehne Frank became a Park Ranger there Thomas Fraser wanted adventure so he Porned the Marlnes where he has been a sec retary for a colonel for the past stx years Well known all over the world for her fa mous organ styllnqs Bonme Hofmelster has recetved a warm welcome ln Alaska Ioan Hopper IS sttll runmnq Volly s Flower Shop The spec1al for today lS qardentas Dtck Hedden havrnq recently acqulred a small two story ofhce butldlnq lS sttll search tnq for a pnvate secretary Leona Heck IS the leadtnq contender for thls pos1t1on Mflilmys L Pxgc Um Hundred FPrtv nm :P :P tl P P :P egg? 1, 1: P 1 4 'P 'P 1 1' 1 1 ,P Z A ,P P P Q. , P 'P 1, - 1, 1, :P 'P 'P P 'P 11 . :P :P P P P 'P . , 'P C ' 'P :P f r K 3 1, 1, P I 5 1, 1, 1, 1' 1' 1, 0 1, :P Z? 11 P P P . 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For Frlendly Courteous SGTVICQ F1rst Federal Savmgs 6 Loan ASSOC1GflOn 2710 lst Ave N Ph 44549 McINTOSH FURNITURE AND HARDWARE Across from Lxbrary Bxllmqs Mont MODERN BAKE SHOP 3223 3rd Ave N 4,444-Q4-.,,.'.'.,.'.',.'A'.,.'.',4e' J -3 440000, LQQ',Q. 4QJ ,-,,-.fff .-1-,,-.,-,.',-q , , Q -J Splc 6: Span Cleaners For That D1Sl1f1QL11Sll9d Look Have Your Clothes Prosperlzed WE CALL EOR AND DELIVER ,Q 2905 Montana Ave Ph 3 3521 Q-,,A', b ,, MIIIGIII H1sch1e1 ts teachmq l1ttle Srmths jones and lohnsons how to slcl on ter Boze n an run Lloyd Harrlson today rec 1ves a hero s wel Come' l-le 1S returnlnq home from hts 75th mls ston for the tlylnq SeaBees Tommy Gray IS now numbered amonq the predlcttons m a row At last report Eumce Frey was one ol the lew 1nconsp1Cuous p ople wlo laa s ttled down to l1ve a normal llfe G orqe Fnclcle plfrymq pro basketball w1t 1 me Mmm at olts Lax rs appears tomqlt at CQNGRATULATIQNS TO THE CLASS. OE l953 Democracy to surv1ve must be born anew IH the hearts of each qen rat1on of youth HINERY OMPANY I 0 ,Q 0 Q P g Une Hundred lorlv I ' - v 1 . . Q. , v ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,, unemployed after makmq tour Correct weather 3 P T 2 e , ' , ' L ' A, A 'l .,,.,.,--,,,.,,.,,,---,--..,,,,,--- ' ' e 3 ' 'e 3 1 :,-,-::::::,,,,-,e::::-,,, ,..,.... :e::--,:-,,,,,,:,,,-,,::,,,-,,-,,,:-, 5 5 5 5 5 s 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 :I , , A 1 1 Q H 5 , e ' 'v 'r lr lr 5 5 lu 'I n r 'u 'r 'r 'r MAC C , INC. tp 5 5 5 ll lu 'u 'r eeee,,,:,:e:::e:,:::,::e::,, ,::::::,,f.-:.-: ,,,::::e::,,,,:::e::: :, J 900,04-00.000 PENGUIN ICE CREAM lce Cream at lts Best 409 N 32nd Ph 91139 J EWYER ETIIREI Ill. 4-fs' Billings Plpe 6. Supply Co SPORTING CLOTHING IACUZZI WATER SYSTEMS E 2420 Mmnesotu A e Ph 4 4084 GOODS S SHOES 280507 Montana A e Madlson Square Garden Now there s a one man t am for you' Carl Nlelsen IS the Tokyo Rose of Monqolta He as an amateur rad1o tram s cheerfully leadmq the Russtan WACS to destrucnon Now marrled Nancy Ntelsen IS aqatn l lectmq clubs On tlte s1de she ltas replaced Mrs Hutton as anatomy t aclter m B1ll1nqs nqhschool Darlme Ntxon IS the very successful secre tary of G rry Poleslcy a su cessful ttqlttwad and busrnessman Reymer Machme Co Your Dtstrlbutor tor Toro Lcxwnmowers Rotoullers Armour Vertcxgreen Buckner Spnnklers Ph 44456 115 N 25th Conqratulatlons Upon the Completron of Another Successful School Year , Western Sportsman s Supply Inc 2921 2nd Ave N Bxllmqs Mont PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY lp' If Psy, 'l iw' , Sludlo 317 N Broadway Ph 8 8338 Brlhnqs Mont P g H Indr d D- rtv Ihre T:::::::.-.-:::::::::::::::::::::::: :I :I I I 4, 4 A 4, 4, , I- 4, 'I - I 'I I 4, . . - :I I I a ,---.--------------,----,-.,-,-.,-- g,---,---- ----,,,,,-,.,......,,..-.--4 r ':::::::'::::: ':::'::::::: ' 4-,:,--,,::-,::::,:::::::,:,::--,-7 :I . . . 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' 1 . 4, I I 4, 4 A'::o:::::::::::o:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J u c One 1 e '41 I - LLUZI2 5, SECOND AVENUE Exclus1 e Ready tollvear for Yo r C nplt Ward l Needs COVIPLETIL HOME FURNISHERS BUDGET TERMS 9th at Minnesota Ph 2 2686 Best Wlshes to Class of 53 Streeter Bros Real Estate CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Best wrshes from the management and sales staff Ehzabeth Noe known as a red hot fashlon expert 15 managmg Hart Albrns loan North after graduatrng from Kathenne Grbbs of New York IS now a secretary at Lloyds of Brlhngs lanet OFVIS a fore1gn secretary to Bongo Bongo IS teachmg the nat1ves the sclence of oboe playmg Norma Lols Overbo IS happ1ly ralslng a fam1ly of twelve She IS also rnarrred luha Padany1Gulyas Slllllll IS grvlng pn vate lessons 1n Hunganan to her ballet stu dents composed only of men Ralph GBan1on now Col Sherlock Daft Humperdrnk of Her MaJesty s atrforce rs bulld rng a landmg Slflp In Bllhngs h1ghschools back yard for qulck getaways Shtrley North a Brlhngs deoutante runs Lulu Lulu Lunchette whrch specralrzes 1n Partrrdges hm Oakland unt1l recently a bookkeeper 1U the trrm of Dollars and Sense Inc IS now Secretary of the Treasury Eddle Palmer Attorney General of the U S rs rn charge of a court martral case of Pr1vate Darrell Parker who got trred of peehng po tatoes Alyce Peckham IS a French model Co la la' Yellowstone Hardware Serv1ce Plus Quallty Ph 6 6921 21 N 27th St Btllmqs Mont Acme Tradlng Co Game H1d9S Pelts Wool 2015 Montana Ave Bllllngs I 0 Hddl-II Q-.-:::::.-:::,-.-::::.-v-:::::.-::::::.-:: ' I ' I . . . 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Heatlng 721 N 24111 Sl Ph 55888 TRY BOB FOR A SHINE Polnh Supplies Shoe Laces Sizes from 18 m hes to 94 mches At the Palace Barber Shop Your Autornotwe Dealer s Headquarters Genume Deep Freeze Apphances Keele Auto Supply Co rm: assr ro rm: BEST 6J1,QlLCfZA' FLOORING l00'VIlIlllA Ph9l99l Iean1e Rehberq mrllcs cows 1n her da1ry when she IS not conductlnq servlce malls be tween Un1ted States and Tokyo Kenneth Re1ter IS a rzch o11 farm r IU Texas Arlene Renstrom was voted outstandmq mother of the year Shlrley Reynolds rulmq queen of New York soc1ety marned a rlch banker Ph11 Rtedesel who 1S an electrontcalenqx neermq physlclst has made the most astound mq d1scovery He found the lost chord B111 R1e1c 1nvented a cure for the twenty year heeby Jeebys and the deadly blte ot the Tas manlan Zu Zu fly Terry Nobles a oromment denttst has bu11t a home for aqed ox car drtvers Leo Olson baseballs new COIHIHISSIODQI managed the Los Angeles Rams last season Mary Lou Pederson runs a lendtnq hbrary IH London Lowe Constructlon Co 2325 9th Ave N Ph 9 3861 SK111 9 Respons1b111ty 9 Inteqnty Make Bennett Drug Stores your CAMERA and FILM HEADQUARTERS Settergren Funeral Home 721 N 29111 sa ESTABLISHED 1906 Ph 2 2888 EMPIRE HEATING AND COOLING CO 1309 Dxvxsxon Ph 33189 Heatmg 9 Au Condmomnq Roohnq 9 Sheet Metal Work BEST WISHES Pg!! 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Q 1 1 1 ' 1 ' , 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 11 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 11 11 1 ' ' r ' 1 p,-::::::,,,::::::v::-4 p:::,,:::::-::::-,,-::J , 7 .I 4 4-ao Fruehcxuf Trculer Company 1518 lst Ave F Lv- Q ,,,,.-,,-,-I g,--,,-, ,I FONK S rcs CREAM Fountcnn Servlce N 29th 6 6717 00,004-4-Q4-QQ -Qveov 1 ,,,,4-, 09:0 Q Emp1re Motors Inc Your Studebaker D aler IH Brllrnas 115119 N 46th St Used Car Lot 201 N 25th St T Lee Melven Walter has a tatrly larae mcorne from h1s patent on dyes rnade from the blue qrass rn Kentucky Ann Walton has achxeved her arnbrtron of marryma a younq b1ll1or1a1re Where on eartn d1d you Irnd htm Ann? Laura Ward lrves a colorful lrfe as an artrst s assrstant She gathers the flowers and trurts he parnts l11'I'1 Weber 15 an undersea photographer but some thmk ne s d1v1nq for Kzdd s treasure TASTEE P195 and Pastnes We make and dehver orders for oartles Bxlhngs P1e Co 8 N st 5 5940 Bxllmqs Mont 1. ldland Druq Co THE PRESCRIPTION CENTER lust West of the Post Olhce Ph 4 4488 Class Conaratulattons el 5 O Iillo fl l ll lS'1IllC Ilfl 113 N 30th S1 Ph 44858 Eor over 33 years folks have done well wlth our Personal Servlce Insure wlth PETER YEGEN JR The Insurance Man B la s o 5 Ralph O Nore Oifrce Mar BHS Class o l92U E C Yeaen BHS Class o IQ44 Bxllmqs Hartford Agency 211 N' 30th St Ph 9 3335 ' 9 3245 WE PAY FOR ASIIES AND SELL DIRT CHEAP REALTORS P1 1 Om Hundrgd Furry mm :::::::::::.-:::::::::.-.-:::::::::: f-::::::::::::::::.-:.-::::::::::::.-:7 'I I 'I 'I - 1, 1, 1, 1, ' M' ' 'I 'I . 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Glee Werdler IS workmq 1I1 the F1VG'ClI1d Drme Her salary 1S low but her boss IS hrqh un the rncome bracketl Nancy Wh1taker Jomed the Sky Patrol lt lS her patrrotlc duty to desrqn the wmqs and keep em srqhmq leanme Wlllman has settled down to a hte oflersure cookmq washmq rronmq sewrnq Thrs lS really woman s rlqhtsl Wrth another course of qeoloqy behmd hrm Douglas Wood has become a famous enqrneer rn the held of dentlstry He IS unsurpassed rn the desrqnmq o brrdqes Drck Wrtham IS now wrtrr tne FBI rn peace and war Workmq w1th the boys m the squad room he caught the shadow m hls draqnet Mer1e Wrttkopp rs a candle maker rn dark est Afrlca Catherme McLor1nan IS runnrnq a hoardrnq kennel for pedrqreed pooches near her Ore gon home After qomq to Washmqton D C for n dlsclosed reasons seemq about unrevealed husmess closmq a secret transactlon and hxd Inq from reporters Don McKenney IS now known as the Mystery Man Pat McKelv1e IS hvxnq haporly at home wrth her ch1ldren husband and modern apphances QFAA- dg1I7QY-- PFAFF SEWING MACHINES SINCE 1862 Famous the World Over Docs su h work as straraht and zra zaq s wma mak s button holes rx s on Luttons ernlrod errno and applrquemc, mono araxnnuna forward and revers sewmq Al dcne Wllllltll atla h mcnts MIDLAND SEWING MACHINE C0 Ph 94385 2918 lst Ave N Bxllmqs Mont NOYES GROCERY WE DELIVER EVERY DAY 602 N 27th St Ph 2 2152 REX LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS Speedy and Efflclent Serv1ce Make One Stop Do Both Iobs 21 S Broadway Ph 3 3878 WE DELIVER L Page One Hundr d Fm DOYLE S POTTS NC Ol1ver Farm Equlpment Sales Servlce ractors ' Combmes uskx Garden Tractors Peerless Roller M1115 Ph 8 8723 1201 lst Ave N Bmllxngs Mont A ' ' ' ' ' - - f-:::,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: A . , . 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CARPETS AND RUGS CHINA AND GLASSWARE GIFT SHOP INTERIOR DECORATING SERVICE 5 741 Custer Ave 33:15 Phone 91510 004100, 0 9000 Q J' 25 ID4 .'I'D 1 Q3 Jl D Q31 '19, Q: 5: 222 Eff Q12 SQ 3: 311 'rw Q.. M9 is :Q OC FO UIQ 'D JI fl Arlene Rowlan IS the GIOIIdIIIOIllGf of tne Year 11m Rowland number o1e football fa11 IS pres1dent of the Un1ted Bench Warrners Inc Evonne Ruppel has b come a famous for tune teller B ula'1 Russell IS a snake Qbarmer III War ner Eros C1rcus I-loney Ryan and her baton are on IlIGI way to fame and fortune eoqef- 6 ofa' execs move ew V WJ' xv 951164 EQ 11 0 C6 XZ-41 67? 5 no , U 'W TASTE NOT IUST IT S Meadow Gold ICE CREAM 9, I 1 L Um Hum LL I-1111 om X Q Q1 . 1 - --,--..-,---,,--,------------.-,,.--,,,-,,-,-,-,,,-,,,-,,-,,,-,--,-,,,--, ' 1 Y W V . 1.1. , A R. ' L ' A I I I , I , 1C - A 4 I Y . 1 . . Y 1 , , 1 1 e . 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Doris Sando has become a respected war den at Srng Sing Marilyn Sather is Montanas first female governor lvan Savelberg is a ski instructor at Sun Valley Dorothy Schaefer and her red nair are set ting the world on fire she finds this nard to explain to unsympathetic firemen loAnn Ray has donated ner red convertible to the U S Army for use as a field car Since her success as a partner in the Bob and Ray snow she rides in nothing but Cadillac con vertibles A minister in the Sahara desert Ted Mc Quary is raising a herd of camels for use in visiting his congregation Yvonne Arens is a dancing musical cont edy movie star Walter Berggren is a ski instructor n Switzerland Dick Sherwood is a very successful Texas Ranger lout he always uses a Jeep because ne dislikes horses Having completed an intensive training Derry Brodsack became manager of the Snooz un Company lnc whicn sells sleeping aids Larry Dreier is teacnng prospective l-la waiian tourists how to play the ukulele Now living in Bermuda Marlene Leone has traveled tnrough the Pacific on her large yacht narles Malek is the successful proprietor of a restaurant in Los Angeles Helen Houseman is working on a Texas 1 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I I I 'I 'I I 'I I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I ,0 '-Q-QQQQQQQQQ Q I, 'I 'I J CONGRATULATIONS M1l1s Implement Company Q M Ness 413 N 25th Bxllmgs Mont I-'000 '1 4-.,,-,-,-,Og I L Iohnnle Iones Be-I rcsen in H Metropolxtan Lxie Insurance Co LlFE AND FFR CNAL A lDLNl AND HEAlTl UNSURAIXI F 208 N Broadway Ph 4 4572 Mac s Grandvlew Market 701 Grand Ave GROCERIES and MEATS dude ranch I-004,040,017 '00, Q4-0 0 0 F I-4- MARION OPTICIANS MAKERS OF FINE GLASSES Spec1al Disco nt fo S nco Students 2922 2nd Ave N Ph 9 6877 'Q'-4-04-4-4-.4-7 BLAND NORTH REALTORS Real Estate and Insurance Ph 3 3137 17 N 27th st 404-0-40 Laoooeoe L 00,004-4-4,Q4-4-.1-4-4,4-.,,,x, , J L -A F Best Wishes to the Class of 53 THE TRUTT PRINTING C0 Babcock Theatre Bldg I I 011 n YL I -I 4-0 Q' 0' ',0 IE , I , ' - A . 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Pkonucrs Er1ka Koerber one of the nat1or1 s best corn lIlGfC1CIl art1sts lS v1s1t1nq Germany Rayn1ond Kolstad IS trant1Cally try111q to 111 vent a formula to keep the q1rls away Kay Kyhl lS Of1VGlG secretary to the Df9Sl dent of tl1 UN who bes1des bema l1er l1us band owns the larqest Cattle ranch lll the USA lVlCIIlLllCIClL1fG'TS of AMERICAN GAS FURNACES L0Q,,. ., 0',0 .',04-0,04-0,0 .3 Successful Careers and College SGH Gt Rest WlSll9S to Class of 50 H S ENGINE CO 18 N sara Sl 116 N Broadway Hydrcrloader Hydra Umt , FINE PHOTOGRAPHY OR EVERY PURSE AND PURPOSE 3 gnfrvlf alta Camera Store 219 N 33rd St Phone 9 2479 HE BEST IN PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLlES AND EOUIPMENT School and Yearbook Photography Our Specxally Stud1o ONLY ,f Q BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK TO THE ou-xss or 53 BILLINGS BLUEPRINT COMPANY 2913 2nd Ave N Ph 77570 Bxllmgs Mont Pholoslats Blueprmls Whxteprmts Enqmeermg 6. 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DRUG 2824 2nd Ave N DRUGS FOUNTAINS SERVICE PRESCRIPTIONS Salt Creek Fre1ghtways Moron FREIGHT SERVICE Overnight Denver to Bxlhnq cmd All Intermedxate Pomts Via Hurdm Crow Agency Wyola Lodge Grass Sheridan Bulfalo Casper Cheyenne 15 S 21st St Ph 44189 eq-00-.yea-J L,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,-A L,,,,, I ,,, ,,,,,,, ,, ,, f,,,, '1 ,, ,,, f ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, futon 'Wlnfaf Paoducu fn Northwest s Largest Steel Fabncato s STEEL TANKS ' TRUCK BODIES STEEL CULVERTS ' OIL EQUIPMENT STEEL BUILDINGS ' SCHOOL BUSES 501 N 18th St B1l1mgs Mont CHRISTENSEN PLUMBING 6. HEATING PLUMBING ' HEATING AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION 3615 Montana Ave 4- ,,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,,,,-y CONGRATULATIONS Ttus agency can 'serve you m the tmnqs that mean most to you AGENCY INSURANCE ENJOY THE DIFFERENCE 219 N 24th St B1111ngs Mont ,,,,,,,q ,,, F 113 N 29th St Sm P O H d dS! ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ,-i:::::::::,,:::,::::::,:::::: . . . X . . . . , . 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I - :::,:::,::::::::::::::::::e::::::,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I e a 0 ' ge nc un re Wxyrwf Wrlbur Straw rs well on hrs way to becorn rnq Amerrcas Best Known Grandfather Marqre Stromrne has been chosen Mrss Drck Strong because ot hrs strength won JOHN DEERE mm a Mr Amerlca contest QU.CIlllY FGTII1 Equlplnent A bas ball enthustast Ray Sult r rs water boy for the Cleveland Brov ns Ia lc Sukln TS happrly rnarrred and has s1x Yellowstone County Implement Co teen daughters Marlene lohnson 1S ptcture Gd1lOf ot a Holly wood rnaqaztne and strll prefers boys named rm 1824 lst Ave N 4-.04-.QQ Huebners Prescnphon Agency F llmq Your Pre cnphon Is Our Spec cxhy Valley Motor Supply I Y M t N 29th Ph 22244 Open Sundays 10 to 1 P M MODERN SERVICE Vvholesde CRESCENT CLEANERS Ph 44139 Quahty Talks Ph 9 3843 409 N 29th St Imtoss FRLM TUNIOR HIGH Paris ' Accessones 0 Equipment ,ffm W ,I It The Bllllllg home ol Thou and ot atlonall Famou Brand YEARS OF SERVTLE TO THE MIDLAND EMPIRE I U ll IIS! 4-.QQQQQQQ4-4-vw-4-4-1 4-4- Q-ff-4-4-4-4-4-4-4,7 ' ' ' - 'I , . 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L LAW! :::::::::::::::--.-:::::::::::::::::,::,-.-::::,::,:::::::::,,-,,::.- l l u 0 I 0 I I I ' I I I I ::::::::::::::::::::::::::,::::::::::::::::::::::,-,:::::::::::::: ::.-::::::::::::-,::::::,,-,,,.,::::,,,::-:::::::..:::,:::::::::::::: l 0 0 Q I C I - .-::::::.-::::::::-::::::::::---7 f-,,,:,.-::::::,,--,:::::::::,,:::.- 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 4, In - . : ol o 1 'r , I I : 1, Y I ' J , H P P I 1, 1, 1' 1' . - ,I ,I . . , 1 'I 1, 1, 1, 1, ::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::-J L::::::::,+:,-::::::::::::::::::::: I 0 H d 'LI Sfl,- gli Montana s hrst TV syndlcate was promoted by Larry Davld and Dale Iohnson At therr own statxon Larry ts alesman Davld IS an nouncer and Dale a cameraman Carolyn lackson ts mayor of the Huntley prolect Arlene lack 1S rnanaqer at Wonderland The natron s foremost atornlc spokesman IS lettery Iarns who thoroughly battles the Rus SIGNS Indy Hynes was thankful tor her Erenvh when she rnet a wealthy Frenoh drolornat COLLEGE AND CAREER BILLINGS GEOLOGICAL SERVICE Sample and Log Service covermg Montana North Dakota and South Dakota 807 Grand Ave Ph 9 8555 EOR 33 YEARS we have served the students ot BILLINGS HIGH SCHOOL The Nelson Muslc House Medlcal Arts Bldg Bxllmqs Mont J ONES IRELAND TRACTOR C0 TRACTOR Decxrbom Equlpment New Holland Haymg Machmery 946 BIG SIG Conqratulatrons to Class of 53 935 946 546 m n R x M Ireland Ph 7 7049 3301 lst Ave S The meat INSIDE makes the difference' SWIII S and be sure' lar, Ol Hundr d Slxt ' ' ' 0 00.000,-'04-000.04004-Q04-000 Q 00,0404-fs' 'I . 4 ,, ,' 4 . . 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' 1 1 1 41 41 1 41 1, Brllmas Enendlrest F L , ,.,.,-.0-4-.1-,sl-4-5 'J Under the new management of Scufi Skauile f '.'.,Q4-4-4-4-.4-q 0 00 00004-Q J I I Newberry Co Eat and shop with your Irlends at Newberry s f-0-.QQ4-4-.4-44-47 LQQQ-. .'4-'OJ TIPI SMOKE CURIOS COOPERATIVE INDIAN ENTERPRISE Fertrtr a Reserxatxon Cra s .900 N 28th St 1 n hm Lewls IS the only radlo comedlan who ornes to halt tne progranas on crutches Arthur Lmnstrorn moved to Florrda Roger Lrtton set a new Arrny recora for tlme spent on KP Marlene Maness has Just h corne cmet prlson matron at Deer Lodge and IS rarslng her own pollce force luage of tne Mrss IVIISSISSIDDI Beauty Con test and happlly rnarrlecl to Mlss New England IS Bill Mann I-lugh March now nas a patent on we new March l-la1r Restorrng Creme and manages ms own barber shop Dons Matneny IS student lnstructor ot lngher rnatnematrcs at Corny U and nas ner eye on the professor Shrppe Lucllle Matthaes has o corne top casluer tor the Uruted States Treasury Department Ph 90940 215 N 29Ih BURTONS FINER CANDIES PARTY ICE CREAM LUNCHEON FOUNTAIN SERVICE Best WISDQS to Class of 53 Plerce Packlng Co Bxllxngs Mont Cor1qratu1at1ons to the Semors of 1953 Hotel General Custer MISCO FEED FOR EVERY NEED S 6 S Ranch Supply Co Everythmq for Ranchers ARMCO DRAINAGE IS METAL PRODUCTS INC Armco Cul eris Irrigation Gates Sleel Buxldmgs Ph 88357 Bxllmqs Mont PIONEER FOOD MART GOOD FOOD AND MEAT Ph 9 1235 1836 Vxrgxma Lane L-Q Canaratulahons the Graduates Industrlal Equlpment W 1, HARDIE Mgr P my Om Hundred Scum n f::::::4-Q::0'4-0::::Q:::::::::0::::q Q-:::::::::::::.-:o:::::::Q::::.-::: I 'I 'I I I 'I 5 . - . 4, I 'I 'I ' I ' I I 1- 4 I ' I 4, L:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I 'I I 'I I I r-::::::::::.-:::::.-::::::.-::,-:.-:.-: I 'I ' I 'I 2 I' 1' I I I 'I 'I I - I 'I ' I 'I 'I . 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I I I r .v------..---..-. - --.- .--. - 'I 'I I I II II 'I 'I II II II II 'I 'I II II - A A +:::::::::::: :::::,-:::::::::::::::::::Q :g Compliments ot the BILLINGS AuToMoBlLE II DEALERS ASSOCIATION Arcme pocmarte Motors Btlhrtqs Motor Co Emplre Motors Inc R B Fraser Inc Lew Crtevrotet McBee Motors In Maclntyre Motor Co Mulvaruey Motor Co Peck Iam s Nash Co George R Pterce Co Rtmrock Motors Inc Robmson Ka1ser Frazer Irtc Rowan Motor Co Ryan OIdsmob1Ie Inc Yellowstone Motor Sates lap. One Hundr d Sn LHIX I 1 I I II II 'I I I I I I fs - 1 A - I A 1 I E . 1 . . , . ' fo I I f po, I I II II II A 4, , , y. 'I 1, , , 1, ' ' II II .f . II 1, L , , 1, I . 'I 1, ' I, ' ' ' II 'I II 'I . 'I , . 'I 1, , , 1, ' , It 'I I, ' II 1, ' t 1, ' II 1, L 'I II It II It II 'I 'I 'I II II L::::::,A.-:::::.-:::::.-:::::.-:::::::.-v-::::.-::::::::::::::::::::::::: LI- C vnx. -1,- Custom Tlre Inc 3741 Montana Ave Bxllmqs Mont. Ph 6 6500 FIRE H T HEDDEN SON INSURANCE LeRoy Hurd so d1sl1ked school that he do nated h1s th1rd two m1ll1on dollars to the burld ma of a new Senlor Hlqh Lo1s Kapptre marr1ed a Texas o1l cattle and crtrusfrurt man who lrves 1n Oregon Kurt Kalser IS 1nvent1nq thrnqs L1la Kauffman collects cafeterxas Alverne Kautz manages an auto body shop hrs mam offrce seems to be the Fox box offlce Io Ann Kautz IS enthus1ast1cally collectmq watches Betty Keele found a Job whrch pa1d S7 50 an hour for dornq nothlnq Wxlham Lance woke up one mornrnq to flnd hlmself manaqlnq Republrcan camparqns and has been domq 1t ever slnce LeRoy Lane loves to rlde 1n Jet planes loyce Lamer IS the leadlnq fashxon and homes edltor of the leadlnq farmwomen s rnaqazme Vrrqrma Lauderdale rs ID the movles Donna Lawson marrled a wealthy oxlman Marvln Lehman coaches a Rocky Mountam team that loses only to EMCE Leonard Lenhart rs learnlnq about women Vrola Lenmck s a happy housewrfe rn a small twenty room completely modern house 421 a 1 X W E lf' cE 41 0 Id al Bread Ideal Bakery 2009 lst Ave N P g On H ndr ly Ihr -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:::4-, ' ' - 1, I I 4 I I I, . 1, , l , 1, . l l, - . 1 . - - - r , . . . . 1 - ,g - . 1, - - - - 4 1 ' , . . , . 0 h - . , , 1, ' ' ' A ' 1, ' . . 1, ' ' ' ' 1 Q ' I, 1, . 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A 'I Z , 'r ln ln lt lt lr I U ll r ee:ee:,,:::,:,:::::,:,sees,,::,,,::,,,,,,,,,,,, -, -,,,,,, - - - - - ...... ,J an e e u ed Seven - Mary Ann Maxwell borls her own coffee b ans and rakes 1n the drvldends from the House of Maxwell Nancy Maxwell IS modellnq for Nancy Hay worths Spec1alty bhoppe Mrss Hayworth IQ th1s country s foremost fashfon deslqner Peqqy Malek ts stlll carhoppmq for Farmer lonn s Drfve lnn and looklnq for that someone tor whom to make a future home Helen French a spare t1rr1e photoqrapher owns a chatn of cafeter1as but strll does her own drsh washmq Lanny Gorman Post sports photographer earns a llttle money on the slde by carrylnq cornplatnts to the bandplay er s umon Happy Hardtke IS strll workmq towards hrs rad1o enameermq deqree but he Iust blew a tube Hear ye aood people hear ye Paul Hart ley Iust returned from h1s European tour plays tomaht at Carneq1e Hall ferry Hayes remalns wrth h1s dear old Alma Mater CSen1or Hugh 1n B1ll1nas naturally! wr1t ma Colt s stortes Shtrley Conway has become a noted wrrter of adventure She wrltes about her own ex pertences IU Afrxca and as a spy tn Russ1a durma the war Conme Cormna has qone mnto bLS1f1GSS w1th Daqney Hovland Thelr fleld ts advertfslna and therr sloqan IS Whrch poodle has the Tom? R1chard Cox has a qas statron Its specral deluxe and wlll accommodate any truck car plane het or otherwfsel or rocket Carol Crlppen has Iomed up wrth the Zfea held Folhes and has recently starred rn the productlon Gentlemen Prefer Doas Blame Cummms has become a Jet prlot over Korea and ts makrnq headlln s wlth hrs dar maness Wlllard Dale 1S sttll madly fn love Wlll layne Peterson and they have announced thelr enqaqement He s becomfnj a pfomt nent aqrfculturallst Draqo DamJanov1ch became nattonal presf dent of FFA was dlscovered by a Hollywood talent scout and zoomed to starrmq hefahts Gary Dernaree IS an outstandlna lawyer In Callfornla and has made h1s frrst nnlhon Marquente Denney rs strll ao na around bashlnq 1nto the backs of other cars on Hal loween Ioyce DHoey has become a spectacular woman pllot and has been acclafmed rn many countrles for her sktll fn flyfna Th utr lLk Om Hundred Se cnlv tour . ,I ' I '1 I - . . 1 . I - A A I ' . , . . I , , V , , , A , , . 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K' V , ' Curley Naylor Electnc Co ElectncalConstruct1on Westmghouse 215 N Broadway Ph 44722 Brllrngs Mont BILLINGS FARMHAND SALES CO 1115 lst Ave N Furmhund New Idea I ,Q Congratulations Seniors Haws 32nd St Garage N 32nd St Brllmqs Mont MILKY WAY Daxry Products Brllmqs Mont Congratulations to the l953 Graduating Class BILLINGS DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCTS Mrlk Cream ' Butter Ice Cream Ice Cream Noveltres 105 S 28th St Brllrngs Mont Danny Dick rs rrrarrred and loves hrs wrre dearly They ve had severar children and are lrvrrra happrly Barbara Wetherell rs rrdrnq around rn a cnartreuse convertible Herb Zrpperran rs the popular new UN president Srttrna at hrs ide with her dictation notebook open and ready rs hrs private sec retary Miss Marcia Woodley Gerry Ze b s debatrrq about rrratrrrrrony b ina the wrsest course Ann Yo urn Peters rr lravrna taken the plunqe rs now kept busy wrth trre care and teearnq of youna prlots Bae Youna rs wrrtrna tarrrorrs rrrarrlres the lnt rnatronal Peace Patrol Barbara Z rl r and Bob Zrrnaar rn trre rn tere ts ot science are trre first to apply for t trrp to the rrroon rn twrs y ar ot proaress Addison Carlson now owns rrs own aoolr anc store Due to t e excellent abrlrtres of hrs clerks he rs tree to rrrdulq rrr hrs rrrany o rrlan throprc actrvrtres loAnn Hayn s that wcr ran of rnystery rs still evadrna the reporters who have been sent Ronald Gore rs the old rnan on whrcr the U S Olympian track cha rrpronshrp rests At trre age of 41 thrs rs his 2l t try tor recoanrtron The Bxgqest Lrttle Prrnter rn Brllrnqs CALL B R A I D A LITHO PRINT Ph 8 B028 643 Grand Ave BAKER TRANSFER STCRAGE CO Ph 22525 P O Box 989 Brllmqs Mont Page Um Hurrdrul Scxentx +::: :::::::::::::::::::::-::::::: ' ' ' ' 'I I ' l ' , - 0 4 V . 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CRANE WORK BILLINGS MONT P Ltthographers ' Pnnters ' Publlshers Ph 33103 Western L1tho Prlnt Inc A S lt l 15 N 27th St Bxllmqs Mont 1 Stan Glyshaw has rece1ved world wrde tame tor h1s latest rnventton an Indra 1nk eradtcator tor whrch he traveled all the way to Antarcttca Lorrame Hermblchner has brought to the busmess world an eagerness to make money Unfortunately that IS rllegal rn th1s state Barbara Hotterber spent a month on the Rxvrera en1oy1ng the srmple peasant people and therr dehghttul old French folk songs led Naugle took a day oft from hrs coach mg at Southern Cal to help hrs son prepare tor a test rn CIVICS Carol Nelson and Hay Moore make beast trtul musrc together They always return to play tor the Broncs Pep Assembly Gladme Van Krrk owns her very own radto reparr shop from whlch she broadcasts her day s news events every evenmg at twelve Frances Maynard IS now starrrng m a new Hollywood productron, Frances Goes to Reno LeMo1ne Mayotte rs Journeytng to Des Momes, Iowa, to Judge the annual Plymouth Rock egg laylng contest Ken Merrltt IS off to Parts to appear on the board ot Judges for the selectlon of Mrss Inter natronal Peace Treaty of 1975 :gn Une Hundred Stvenly WESTWOOD S Coolerator Maytag Amana RCA Estate Soles and Servlce 113 N 27th St Ph 3 3766 'sa Eleanora Meltus IS workrng on the UN Com mtttee tor Human Prrvrleges asslsted by Mrss Georg1a Mockel trom Atlanta tby way ot a Montana v1llagel Martann Merrlll has b en seen rnscrtbmg her 1n1t1als on the Washmgton Monument A trrbute from the Daughter ot Our Country to her Father lrv1n Mlchael rs new proprretor ot the new Mrchael Leonard store He IS tryrng to get r1d ot a pet skunk donated by a local hrghschool Shrrley Mlchael became a maltre de what ever you call 1t at the swanky Jolnt ot Prerre s Qurte an accomplrshment tn thls man s C73 world Helen Mrchalres wtll become the worlds greatest rn her treld She works from dawn to dusk rn her Montana wheat held Albert Mtller IS famous for new much mrld er tastlng stmk weed Clalms h1s was Prrnce Albert Edward Mtller, mrller ot Edwards trner cot tee, has Just rece1ved Edwm Mrller mto the t1rm as a partner Denlse Van Laethem met Harry Van Dusen on the plane returnmg to the states and they compared notes on condrttons 1n Atrrca and the South Sea Islands f,:::::::::::,::,:::.-::::::.-::::.-::::::::J.-J:.-::::.-:::.-::::.-.-.-::::::::: L ::::,::: ::::::::::::::.- ::::::.- :::::::: :: ::::: 1 -A.. :e-::::::- :::::::'::,3 f::::::::::::,::::::::::::::,:::::::::::ee::::.-:::::::.-:-,::: :::,::::::., t IN , b 1 41 11 11 '1 lt 1 . 1, L ll ::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::: ::::.j f:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::, f-:::::::::,:::::::::::::::::::::::-, 1, 1, 1, 1, 41 1, 41 1, 'P ' '1 lt I 41 1, Q 1, , lt - 1, lt 1, :P :1 :P :1 1 1 t 1 lt . 1, lt 1, 11 1, 11 1, lt 1 1 1 - 1 , I 1 . lt 1 1 'P 11 1 - 'P lt I 1 11 . . lt . 1 4: ' I 0 T 1: 1 1: A. . t' la rt, Pres, ,I ,: :P 1 1 11 . . 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O . . . n 1 n Mrck Mrller has recently Jorned the Scottrsh Forergn Legron Hrs krlts are krllrng hrml Gerald Mtller has reportedly been seen rn the salt mrnes of Srberra trytng to locate a sprrng blame George and Phyllrs Grove are com brnrng therr talents and runnrng a tralnmg school for cheerleaders and malorettes to be rented out to rnstttutrons lackrng 1n these re sources hm Grreb l owns and operates lnternatronal Harvesters and rs slowly butt surely squeezrng out hrs competrtron wrth the help of Don Wal ter hrs partner rn cr1 oops busrness That famous archeologrst Donald Gross rs sald to be lrvrng peacefully wrth some Egyp han royalty he Just dug up Terry Hudson recently earned a crtrzenshtp award for promotrng boyrng lessons for nn ported kangaroos Because hrs frrends told mm he had to get som where rn lrfe Frank Howald became a conductor on the Super Chref Very Dlscouragmg for Morals There once was a very Hrs teachers prrde and Who studrecl quretly rn And ob yed the Golden And wrth females never n1ce boy therr Joy school Hu e would toy There once was a boy very bold Who was rowdy and rougl' so lm o To make uproars was fun And that s what he d done Though the teachers would plead beg scold The good lad who s known as Brent Now rs our next prestdent Whrle the rowdy called Bob Was attacked by a mob And now rn San Quenttn does so Wnhnq a Theme for Class My pencrls sharp my eraser new My notebooks here my notes are too I srt and stare as trme crawls by My paper's blank and so am l 151111 Om Hundred Seventv ugh! and . . , A . 9 . , . . 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A'- , Leroy Hofferb r became a modern Bobrn Hood borrowmg from the poor to make the rrch rrcher Vrrgrnra Huber certarn that movres are bet ter than ever has her own tnree drmensron tteater rn Mandan Bob rta Gra am opens tonrgnt at the Be lasco Theatre rn Sun Valley as Madame Butterfly Luctlle House owns the bus lrnes between New York and Chtcago and commutes by prrvate helrcooter VISI1 Your SINGER SEWING CENTER Stnce 1851 The World wrde Leader Slnorer Sew1ng Machme Co 111 N 29th St Yes But Vacatrons are fun we say' But oh how we rue the day When once more we frurry And scurry and flurry To b off to school away There rs no Joy rn Brlhngs As sobbrng shakes our frames There rs no laughter No happrness after Th Broncs have lost therr games It s a Fake As we stand there our snnles we are fakrng And tnwardly surely were quakrng Then comes a great lrght And we leave What a srghtl Club prctures once more they are takrng 'SW w.i '57 ow hzgh can you go Artcraft 1S known throughout the 112tt1Ol1 as an engraver of Hue books whether they he ve lr hooks or plcture hooks such '1s the above 1llustr1 t1Ol1flO1H QIIIICIIOI Publzslzzng Company 9 H1gh Ach enture hx Boh md Ir 1 Sprmg The hlghest polut Gdlt0I9 C111 lchlexe Ill qu mhtx IS to h ue 1 xe ll hook engrfu ed hx eww QNX N ENGRAVING Q ELECTROTYPE CO 2ao9 mann Avenue sox 2190 sinus 11, wnsnmorou Page One Hundred Seventy num. 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Co 159 Allan Peggv 47 67 65 8 7 Allan Robyn 17 65 66 100 106 Allen Charles 11 71 Allen Donald 11 71 100 All Servuce Co 145 Alpha Omega 79 Alstad Carroll 47 77 100 101 106 107 -xmen Don 11 74 Amen Cueorge 11 74 Amen Ralph 17 74 Ammon Phyllus 6 11 61 8 1 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson 16 Alan 47 177 1711 Allene 17 66 Clarence 10 ul 6 11 John 11 larry 11 64 Marulyn 47 Mary 11 8 Wat 11 71 Andrews Pat 17 Apprentuce Club 7 Archer Joyce 11 Archer Jay 17 67 114 1 119 7 Archer Nancy 11 Arens Yvonne 7 101 Argon Club 77 Armco Metal Products 1 Armutage lns Agency 14 Anas Nellue 47 11 Arnold Nancy 11 Arp John 17 Aukerman Wulluam 11 6 Aukshun Bob 17 75 Aure Harold 47 1211 Automotuve lndustrual Dustruubtors 145 Austun Geraldune 17 Austun s Paunts 119 Avubery Bette 11 Bauley Bauley Bauley Baker Baker Alvun 17 Evelyn 47 Ear C 8 106 Gale 47 Joseph 75 100 Ballenger Dona 47 107 Band 101 Banderob Neul 59 74 Barber Penny 11 101 Barber James 17 74 Barbo Bob 47 Barkley Shurley 17 Barnett Barnum Barnum Barrv O Bartlett Barton 66 77 Larry 17 114 Lunda 11 Paulette 17 66 76 Leary lnc 114 George F 47 100 Mary Jane 11 65 Bartseh Lynn 47 72 107 Basketball 122 Baumgartner Studuo 119 Bauman Ttre Co 167 Baxter Deean 47 82 106 Baumgartner Shurley 17 66 77 79 Baumgardner Vurgunua 47 Bawdon Shurley 17 87 Bean Ernest 47 Bean Wulluam 47 Beaumont Carolyn 47 64 Beck Jum 47 Beck Johnnue 17 Becker Benny 74 Becker Marulyn 75 Beesley Ruuth 11 77 Beffert Delores 13 Beggs Donna 47 76 7 Beland Maryorue 1 Bell Bob I4 47 Benesh Ronald 17 Behmerwohld Karen Bender Bender Benner Bennett Bennett Bennett Bennett Berg Joylyn 6 47 101 Berg Karl 11 Berggren Davud 11 Berggren Walter 17 71 101 106 108 19 Bergman Mary Anne 17 1 Bernhardt Donald 17 74 Bernsteun Don 47 71 l Berry Jo Ann 11 Berst Loretta 47 107 Bertram Jeanette 11 Beslanowutch James 11 75 Belo Carol 47 76 Betzer Dean 111 71 Bevus Don 11 Bubler Sandra 47 Bugelow Alluson 47 67 101 Buggerslafl' Marcta 111 65 66 80 106 Bug Horn Plumbung 84 Healung 151 Bug Boy Druve Inn 5 Bulls John E 17 Bulltngs Blue Prunt 161 Bullungs Engravung 7 Bullungs Farmhand Sales Co LeRoy 11 101 Ronald I7 71 Sylvua 47 77 Gar 11 67 Y Drug Stores 146 Marulyn 17 Rcv 11 75 Bullungs Key Club 68 Bullungs Laundry 160 Bullungs Monument 116 Bullungs Pue Co 149 Bullungs Pupe 81 Supplv 141 Bullungs Plumbung dt Heatung 146 Bullungs Sash 81. 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