Box Elder High School - Bear Paw Yearbook (Box Elder, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1949 volume:

i r 3 3 1 5 i E A 3 1 5 i 5 i 1 I 2 i 1 5 ! . E A E 1 2 F 1 5 5 ! i 1 I E Q I E I 1 i , 5 E I , F i P S I 5 3 I 5 I c 5 s i 5 - 1 i 9 1 2 I 1 E E . Y . .-, .. V, . . M. ,..- , UU, ,.,. . - .. ., .. Vw., . ,..i.......-,..-V,.,....-,-,.........-...............,..,,......,..1.... .i.......,....V.,u,.P - ... ....,.............! The Bear Paw Published by The Class of 19L9 BOX ELDER HIGH SCHOOL I BOX ELDER, MONTANA O MAY, NINETEEN FORTY-NINE v I 7 This annual repgesents the revival of a tradi- tion that had been for- gotten for many years at Box Elder High School. We seniors feel that this book will in a easure chronicle the even s that make up a part of our school life. Perh ps its greatest value will come in later years when our classmates will recall with varied pleasure the time spent in school. Some might exclaim 'Did I really look like that! or 'How oddly horrid . were the styles then'. ' Perhaps this book has its short comings and surely it isn't as com- plete as it might be, but our hope is that you will cherish the remembrance that this 'Bear Paw W brings you. Y 3 f 1 1 v S i if we AUX V Z5 Y! 9 I TWH 7' Wmmh, X4 if + WTTWW WN WW 1111111 ng ff 2 DE DICAT ION To our good fri nd Mr. Nick Fouarge the Seniors dedicate this 19L9 Bear Paw. It is in a small way an expression-of our appreciation of all he had done for us, our school and our community. 'Nick' as he is affectiam ately called, has been a friend and counsellor. He had made our school life pleasant. His first concern has been for our welfare, We know that Mn Fouarge has given us fine examples of good citizen- ship and respect for our school. A Y ADMINISTRATION MR. HARRY H. CLOKE Principal English, Psychology, Consumers Economics. University of Montana. MISS EVELYN MANSFIELD Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing, Government, Girls' Physical Ed. Northern Montana College MR. HARRY J. HESS Geometry, Algebra, Biology, Senior Science, General Science, Boys' Physical Ed. University of Montana MBS. ABBIE WILLIAMSON Junior High Northern Montana College MRS. MAURINE CLOKE Intermediate Room Utah State Agri- cultural College Logan, Utah MISS ISABEL HAYNES Primary Room Winona State Teach- ers College Winona, Minnesota l NIUBS EILEEN G. HOBBS ------ WTootsien Valedictorian s. Ed. 1, 2, 3, Lg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Lg Cheerleader 3, Lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Lg Class Pres. 1, 3, Class Sec.-Treas. Lg Staff 2, 3, L, Carnival Queen L. MARY ANN CORCORAN ----- NBobbie' Salutatorian Pep Club 1, 2, 3, L3 Staff 3, hi Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3, Lg Cheerleader, 3, Lg Class Sec.-Treas. 2. BERT w. coRcoRAN- - - - -'Mickey' Basketball 1, 2, 3, as Captain I+? j Class Pres. Lg Class Vice-Pres. lg 3g be WILMA M. NOLAN ------- 'Billy' Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, R3 Class Sec.-Treas. 1, 33 Staff 3, Lg Band 35 Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3, L. FREDA TURNER ---- 'Freda' Class Vice-Pres. 33 Phys- Edo 3: L3 PSP Club 31 hz Pep Club Vice-Pres. L.. RUSSELL HOFFMAN- e -'Russ' Basketball L. BERNICE SANGREY- f'Bernice' Class Pres. lg Class Sec.- Treas. 23 Glee Club 33 Pqp glub 3, Lg Phys. Ed. l, 2, I+ I LEWIS DIELMAN- - -'Lewis' MAXINE ST. PIERRE- -HMaxine Pep Club LQ Staff A. LUCY PARKER- - -WLucyN Pep Club L. eniov Qfa554D fycigfovpo President ----- Bert Corcoran Sec.-Treas. ----- Eileen Hobbs Vice-Pres. ----- Freda Turner Advisor ----- Evelyn Mansfield Class Colors--Green and Silver Class Flower--Pink Carnation Class Motto---'Tonight we launch, where shall we anchor?' The senior class of l9L9 entered the Box Elder High School in the fall of 1945 with an enrollment of seven. As green freshmen we were subjected to many embarassing experiences that supposedly constitute initiation. We got through that with flying colors and recovered without any mishaps. Later in the year we lost one member when Delia Crosswhite withdrew from school. As sophomores, we started with five members only to lose Earny Faechner who joined the Army. Our sole activities that year con- sisted of initiating the freshmen and sponsoring several mixers. The next fall found us entering our junior year with many plans for the social events annually sponsored by the junior class. Agnes Faechner did not return for her junior year, but the addition of two new members, Freda Turner and Lewis Dielman, increased our number to six. Sarah Rosette was married before the end of the school term and left us minus one more. How as 'Mighty' Seniors with a class of ten, we are looking for- ward to the Junior Prom, Sneak Day, the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Commencement Exercises. We are proud of the fact that our class will be the largest that has graduated from this high school in many years and we are looking to the future with many hopes and varied ambitions for future success. --Wilma Nolan and Eileen Hobbs nnuaf Sfaff EDITOR-in-CHIEF --------------------- Eileen Hobbs Assistant Edit0P ---------------- P Mary Ann Cgrgqrgn Business Manager .--..-........-..-- - .Wilma Nolan Athletics -------- - - - - - -Russell Hoffman E Bert Corcoran Activities ---------------------- Bernice Sangrey Humor ------------------ - ------ Lewis Dielman Typists -------- Freda Turner, Bernice Sangrey and Eileen Hobbs Advisor -------------------- Miss Evelyn Mansfield CEEBEQSS tlfyvoqcfgecylb While I was gazing out of the window of my down town office in New York, I kept thinking about Box Elder High School and my form- er classmates. The last I had seen of them was in l9L9. A lot of things can happen in eleven years, so I decided since this was the time of the year when I usually took my vacation I would look up my former classmates. The first place I went was Havre, Montana where I found Wilma Nolan who was now Director of Nurses at the Nolan Santuary, a new hospital that was erected in her honor, I spoke to her about having a reunion dinner and she obligingly off- ered to have it at her home. While Wilma and I waited for the others to arrive we discussed our personal affairs and, just as I was about to tell Wilma that she had changed a lot in the last eleven years, Eileen Hobbs walk- ed in looking radiantly happy. She told me she was doing quite well. While we were 'making with the conversation' Freda Turner, Lewis Dielman, Maxine St. Pierre, Lucy Parker, Bernice Sangrey, Russell Hoffman, and my brother, Bert came in and each told of his success. kugy Parker is now a laboratory tech. at Mayo clinic in Rochester, inn. Freda Turner who was always quiet and shy in school is now a pri- vate secretary for John Powers of the Powers Model Agency. Maxine St. Pierre had become a dental nurse and is now a lieuten- ant in the womens' nursing corps. Bernice Sangrey who was always musically inclined is now on the teaching staff of the Julliard Institute. Lewis Dielman had attended an agricultural college and is now man- ager of an experimental station. Russell Hoffman had joined the Navy after graduation and is now an Admiral on the U.S.S. Montana. Bert Corcoran who always had a knack for basketball is now playing professional ball with the New York Knickerbockers. --.Mary Ann Corcoran HIGH POINTS OF THE YEAR When five pep club girls went to Hingham and came home bruised but happy. When George went up to Kay's home and blinked the lights twice. When Clement, Charlie, George and Mickey went to a dance at Kremlin When the whole school went to the center of B.E. to see 'Red Ryder' Beverly and Bud said: 'I did not want to go.' When Mr. Cloke said! 'The bell has rang.' gf uno Ceesfamenf We, the senior class of Box Elder High School, being of sound mind and body and under no duress do hereby bequeaththe following possessions and worldly oods: We, bequeath our most valued possessions lour school books? to the Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors, and our sincere affection and gratitude to the faculty who have helped us during our high school years. To the freshmen we bequeath our ability to get through high school in four years and our ability to chew gum without getting caught. V To the sophomores we leave our psychology notebooks which consumed much of our time and scholastic ability, but little effort on our part. To the juniors we leave our seats by the windows in the assembly. Our writing ability and determination, which enabled us to get out a paper every month and a yearbook at the end of the year, we also leave to them. I, Bert Corcoran, will my athletic prowess to the basketball squad. They will need it next year. My dancing ability I leave to Chuck Rosette. I, Lewis Dielman, will my ability to be late for school in the morning to Kristin Smith, who is always here on time. My friendly smile to Clement Hobbs. Don't be so bashful, Clement! I, Mary Ann Corcoran, leave my outside interests to Agnes Stewart. Take good care of them 'Aggie'. My ability to get along with the teachers I leave to Kay Hepworth. I, Bernice Sangrey, bequeath my ability 'to be seen and not heard' to Johnny Corcoran, who is exceptionally shy. I, Wilma Nolan, will my ability to dance to Kristin. Use it sometime 'Kris'! My ability to get along with the teachers, I leave to anyone who can use it. I, Eileen Hobbs, bequeath my ability to write editorialsto next years editor of the 'Bear Paw'. To Laura Williamson I leave some of my height and my love of science. I, Russell Hoffman, will my ability 'to get into trouble' to Burke Allen. To Bert Williamson I leave some of my height. I, Maxine St. Pierre, will my way with men to Ruth Hobbs. I, Freda Turner, will my typing ability to Pat Burnside. My quiet studious manner to Martha Beck and Clara Faechner who could use it. I Lucy Parker, will my ability to get through school in 35 years to anyone who can use it. In witness whereof, we place our names and seal on this, our last VILL AND TESTAMENT, this first day of April in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-nine. Signed 'Class of 'L9 Bernice Sangrey LMP L X 1 JF tg E5 IV 55,5 1? QFX v jf VR' 4 'N5 x fy X EJ xi i C 1 ffffj! X 1 Nw ,K T cm QQ MQ if X 1'- x A iii Laura Williamson . Agnes Stewart l mica Beverly Prather Clement Hobbs President ---------- Laura Williamson Vice-President -------- Beverly Prather Secretary-Treasurer ------- Agnes Stewart Advisor ---------- Mrs. Maurine Cloke Class Colors --------- Blue and Silver Class Flower ------------- Red Rose Class Motto ---- B43 BH, Bif but never Bb juciov Qfq554D igfovqa After entering high school it was discovered that, in addition to the four eighth grade graduates of Box Elder, Norda Jones and David Belcourt had joined our class to make a sum of one-half dozen green freshmen. But only five of us went on to our sophomore year together, for David left school before the end of the second term. During our sophomore year Jack Brownell, Brian McBride, and Bob Pullin joined us, but only Bob finished the year, then he joined the Navy during the summer. At the beginning of our junior year we started again with a class of six. The new students were Martha Mitchell, and John Lorin Mit- chell. They both have left us and we are now down to our original four who are: Agnes Stewart, Laura Williamson, Beverly Prather,and Clement Hobbs. Our social activities this year consisted of sponsoringtheThank giving Dance and the St. Patrick's Dance. We are now loaded down with plans and ideas for making the Junior Prom a success both so- cially and financially, and looking forward to treating the seniors at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. Our one boy, Clement, has been.a member of the basketball team, Beverly is in the glee clubg Laura served this year as secretary- treasurer of the Pep Club: and Agnes was a cheerleader. With the end of another year of school we are looking forward! next fall and our new status as seniors! --Beverly Prather Doing business without advertising is like winking at a girl in the dark. You know what you're doing but nobody else does. urunwownsxnx I-44:4-an MURDER!! Mr. Cloke: 'Tomorrow we will take the life of Tennyson. Please come prepared. xxxxvvmxsxxtxxvvvxsvsx Seniors: '0h, I don't like these proofs, I'm going to have them taken over again.' Other students: 'Why, they look just like you.' Seniors: 'Yes, That's what is the matter with them.' xexvvxxvmsvmvvxvxxxsxx Said Snapper the Flapper as she powdered her nose: 'Clothes I am going downtown. If you want to go along, just hold on.' rxxxxivxavxsxxxvxxxsvx Visitor: 'Russell, do you get good marks at school?' Russell: Wlesfm, but I can't show them.' vvmxsxvxmmvxxxxxsxsvxx Voice from a coupe: 'He1lo, kids, tired of walking?' One of us: 'Yeah, very.' Voice: 'Then try sitting on the curb for a while.' xvvsvvvvvvsvmsvvvrmrvx SUPHUMURES Bonnie Hobbs Kay Hepworth Bert Williamson Martha Beck Kristin Smith George Skinner George Rosette Olive Parisian Ruth Hobbs Diane Allen Not Shown is Anna Parker President --------- Bonnie Hobbs Vice-President ---- George Rosette Sec-Treasurer ----- Olive Parisian In September 1957, six untried but eager students entered the Box Elder High School. The six students lasted through the hard- ships of initiation and their first year in high school. They neither lost nor gained any students during the year. Upon returning to high school and their sophomore year in l9L8, they added five new students to their class, thus making their number eleven. Just before the end of the first semester they added one more to their number so that the class was composed of Bonnie Hobbs, Ruth Hobbs, Bert Williamson, Olive Parisian, George Rosette, George Skinner, Kay Hepworth, Anna Parker, Martha Beck Diane Allen and Kristin Smith. Some of the girls have joined the Glee Club and all of them are in the Pep Club. George Rosette and Bert Williamson who have help- ed the basketball team win many games are in the sophomore class, and deserve the pride of the whole class. We are all looking forward to our junior year and have many plans for making it a successful one. Kristin Smith. X QW 'L Y' ff, v X D le ' 4 QQ f ,g Y V3 ea' 1 If 37 XM xg '12 HIGH POINTS OF THE YEAR When Beverly came down to the gym to see an educational film. When Laura got a formal to match the prom decoration. When Agnes went for a ride on the motorcycle with Mickey. When Mr. Hess got squirted with a water gun. H Not shown 18 Pat Burnside 1 7 Clara Charles Faechner Rosette Johnny Burke Corcoran Allen President--Clara Faechner Sec.-Treas. ---- Johnny Corcoran Vice-Pres.---Pat Burnside Advisor---Mrs. Abbie Williamson Eight inexperienced but eager students entered their freshmen year on Sept. 3, l9h8 . They were Mary Agnes Gardipee, Alice Mitchell, Walter Denny, Johnny Corcoran Charles Rosette, Burke Allen, Mary Jane Boushie, and Clara Faechner. The eight freshmen, who were looking forward to initi- ation found that the ten speedy sophomores had planned it very well. The sophomore sponsor, Mr. Hess, did very well in seeing that the freshmen carried out the orders of the sophomores. The freshmen felt slightly ill from the lunch the sophomores fed them, but they recovered and were in school the next day. The second week in school they gave a mixer for the sophomores in return for the initia- tion party. During the first semester, Pat Burnside of Wisconsin joined us and Walter Denny, Mary Agnes Gardipee, Alice Mitchell, and Mary Boushie left us to go to school in Rocky Boy. That leaves us a total of five members, who are looking forward to initiation next year when they will be giving the orders. --Clara Faechner ITIES 2 The Box Elder Bears ended their season successfully under the coaching of Harry Hess. The line-up for the season was as follows: center, George Rosette, forwards, Captain Bert Corcoran and Bert Williamson, guards, Charles Rosette and Clement Hobbs, substitutes, Johnny Corcoran and Russell Hoffman. Regardless of the fact that there were only seven boys out for the season, the Bears made a good showing at the Hi-Line Tournament placing third. We were eliminated in the District Tournament after losing the first two games. The high point man of the season was Bert Corcoran, with 300 goints. Bert was also high on free throws with an average of 0.L per cent. The Bears played 17 games this season, winning 10 and losing 7. They scored 895 points to their opponents 89h points. The boys wish to thank all their loyal rooting section ad everyone who has cooperated in making this a successful season. --Bert Corcoran and Russell Hoffman WTHE BEAR PAW' 'The Bear Paw' is the Box Elder high school paper published by the juniors and seniors every month. The students consider it one of the best ways of getting publicity for the school and also for ad- vertising school events and explaining to our parents and the pub- lic just what is happening in school. The 'Bear Paw' has enjoyed a superior rating in its class for the past three years, and the students strive each year to make every is- sue better than the one before. This year's staff of the 'Bear Pawn is shown below. Editor ---------------- Eileen Hobbs Assistant Editor -------- Mary Ann Corcoran Sports Editor ------------ Bert Corcoran Activities Editor --------- Bernice Sangrey Feature Editor ------------ Freda Turner Art Editors- - Laura Williamson and Clement Hobbs Business Manager -------- - - - Wilma Nolan Class Reporter ---------- Beverly Prather Jokes ---------------- Agnes Stewart Advisors ------- Miss Mansfield and Mr. Cloke The staff of next year's paper has not been chosen yet, but it is certain that they will strive as those before have done to make the 'Bear Paw' something to be proud of and keep as a memento for many years. The Game ball and 3rd Place Trophy won at the Hi-Line Sub- District Tournament at Hingham. 'YE 5? Initiaui The Box Elder Bears on 1946 Cheerleaders RBUSY Bivlosists' TYPinS I C1333 PFEP CLUB 94466114 The glee club girls got off to a flying start this year with fourteen members under the direction of Miss Isabel Haynes. Be- cause of the smallness of the group we have been content with singing biggest for the program venture only in two parts, alto and soprano. The group made their contribution of the year when the sang several numbers Christmas program. The volume of the numbers sang for the was increased by the addition of several boys who dared to into the spirit of Christmas. But their adventurous spir- it lasted only so long and after the beginning of the second semes ter they, along with several of the girls, dropped out. The glee club's present membership is eight. They are as fol lows: altos, Ruth Hobbs, Kay Hepworth, Pat Burnside and Wilma Nolan soprano: Beverly Prather, Clara Faechner, Diane Allen and Eileen Hobbs. We have been practicing several numbers for baccalaureate ser vices and the graduation exercises. Miss Haynes is to be thanked for her sincere efforts to guide us, and her help in making this a successful year. --Eileen Hobbs. The membership of the pep club was as usual composed of all the girls in high school who cared to take part. At the begin- ning of the basketball season the girls held a meeting to elect officers and cheerleaders. Cheerleaders elected were: Mary Ann Corcoran, Agnes Stewart and Eileen Hobbs. Officers were: Bonnie Hobbs, president, and Laura Williamson, secretary and treasurer. It was decided to purchase new uniforms for the cheer- leaders, but the cost of made-to-order uniforms was prohibitive, the girls bought royal blue material and made skirts to which they added white sweaters to complete the snappy outfit. The girls gave a dance January 29 to raise money for the Hi-line Tournament and to pay for the uniforms. They made a profit of 327. Another social event of the year sponsored by the club was a Basket Social held February 12, to raise money to attend the district tourney. This was successful to the tune of 528, tax free, and enough to see the girls through 'till the end of an- other successful year. --Eileen Hobbs. .Exif .Mew it .. H 00 f f' I S' 1 AX f I. , wks S ' -QQ sw 'Nickn Fouarge 2 D 6 Q Umm G00d!n n 7's ea Iobsn QW Q0 4m c J eo hQfc'4-Gap Q1 Q9 0 999 'Side avr If PO. Jk!Q9 QQ' so .gd 900 'O V Q: CARNIVAL The annual fall carnival was held in the Box Elder Gym on Nov.6. This yearly event was sponsored by the high school studentstn raise money to purchase new equipment for the school and to help support the basketball team. Two students were assigned to each concession and all of the booths were attractively decorated by the students in charge of it. Bingo, dart throw, basketball throw, baseball throw and penny toss were just a few of the many booths in operation. As an added attraction to this year's carnival, a carnival queen was elected from among four girls. There was one girl nominated from each class. Senior candidate was Eileen Hobbs, Junior candi- date was Laura Williamsong sophomore candidate was Bonnie Hobbs and the freshmen were represented by Clara Faechner. At twelve o'clock that evening Eileen Hobbs was elected the win- ner and was crowned by Bonnie Hobbs, runner-up. Philip Lee Gaudet was crown-bearer and Jo Anne Williamson was flower girl. The carnival was a great success and despite the hard work put into making it one, the students enjoyed it and planned to make it an annual event. JUNIOR PROM The most gala social event of the.year, the Junior Prom was held April 9th. he juniors worked hard on the decorations and prepara- tion for it and it proved to be worth every bit of the effort. The theme, 'Easter Parade', was carried out very effectively in decorations which featured painted silhouettes of couples on the walls, faced as if they were strolling toward the stage. The win- dows were hung with streamers of orchid and yellow held back by flowers. The backwall of the stage was covered with streamers also in yellow and orchid, and featured a treble cleff design with musi- cal notes and 'Easter Parade' written below it. The ceiling was decorated with streamers of orchid and yellow weaved back and forth across the gym to form a low ceiling effect. The grand march was at 11:30 and was led by Laura Williamson, junior class president and Bert Corcoran, senior class president. HIGH POINTS OF THE YEAR When the 'Bears' took third in the Hi-Line Tournament. When a radio announcer referred to the two Rosettes as 'Big Rosette and 'Little Rosette', during the broadcast of a basketball game. When Bert Corcoran and Bert Williamson were named on the All-Star team of the Hi-Line division. When the 'Bears' played the last few minutes of a game with the Chi ook Deeters with only four players. ll ll ADVERTISING vviivkkviikiikiiiiiiiiik3344844444444414334438kiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiik 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 CONGRATULATIONS 4 RU NK E I. 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Oils 2 ' i Chevron Gas Y 4 4 4 ' i Goodyear Tires and Tubes T 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 1 iiiiktiiliiitiiiiitittiiiiitkkiiiiiiiiiki4iiiiiiiiikiiiiiiilikiiiiii 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 4 For Finer Home Furnishings 1 1 4 1 1 4 visit 1 1 4 1 3 Qsilllslilqlli cJ,tI!iuE 1 'Dlx ' , g 4 i 1,1'IE Si 3 1 and 4 1 1 4Furniture and Appliance Store, 1 1 GIFT SHOP 4 Inc. 1 1 4 1 1 in 4 1 1 Havre, Montana 4 326 First Street 1 1 4 1 1 4 1 1 4 1 1 4 1 1 Webb Garrahan E Sons 4 1 1 4 Phone 69-M 1 1 4 1 1 4 Havre, Montana 1 1 Flowers for All Occasions 4 1 1 4 1 1 4 DONALD PATTEN, President 1 1 4 1 1 4 1 1 4 1 1 4 1 1 4 1 41111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111114 1 4 1 1 4 1 1 FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY 4 CONGRATULATIONS 1 1 4 1 1 Big Sandy, Montana 4 To The 1 1 4 1 1 4 Box Elder High School 1 1 Dealers in Oil, Gas, Greases, 4 1 1 4 CLASS OF 'L9 1 1 All types of hardware, weed 4 1 1 4 BEST of LUCK 1 1 spray and sprayers, machin- 4 1 1 4 from 1 1 ery, tires, tubes, and bat- 4 1 1 4 1' 1 1 teries. 4 S 1 1 4 1 1 4 1 4 1 : YOUR LOCAL COOP 4 0 la 1 4 1 1 THE FRIENDLY STORE 4 1 1 4 Havre, Montana 1 1 4 1 1Congratulates the Class of 'L9: 1 1 1 1 of Box Elder High School. 4 1 1 4 1 1 4 1 1 4 1 84141114iiiiiiviviiiviiiivikk2343444441144Vvkikkikikikiikiikiiiki 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 4 4 4 4 4 - 4 4 PRATHERS' 4. BUNIGERIS 4. 4 4 4 4 For 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 WELDING 4 U P A ND UP 4 4 4 Y AUTO-MACHINERY Y 4 4 4 4 4' TIRE REPAIRS 'U' E 4' 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 Extends 1 Havre, Montana 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Y CONGRATULATIONS V 4 4 Y CONGRATULATES ' 4 4 4 Y To The 4 The ' 4 4 4 4 CLASS OF 1959 Y V T 4 SENIOR CLASS of -19L9 ' 4 4 4 4 Of 4 4 4 4 4 4 BOX ELDER HIGH SCHOOL 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 I CONGRATULATIONS Q 4 AND 4 4 4 T GOOD LUCK W 1 1 1 1 : To The Class Of : 4 4 4 '49 4 4 4 ' From T 4 4 4 4 AMBI. ' G ss ' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 : Havre's Friendly Store : 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 4 4 4 ' THE MONTANA NATIONAL BANK 'O' 4' 4 4 1 ' 4 , OF ,ME ,, HAYc:N1:n INN ,, 4 4 4 Y W Meals Short Orders 4 4 4 4 Y Havre, Montana ' Y 4 4' It 4' 4 4 ' 4 4 4 4 : The Pioneer Bank 4' SERVICE STATION I 4 4 31 Years of CONTINUOUS Service 4 ' 4 4 Repairs, Gas, Oil ' T to Northern Montana W ' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I Member Federal Deposit : The Allens 1 : Insurance Corporation 2 Box Elder, Montana : 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 It if 4 4 4 4 4 4 444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 4 : CONGRATULATIONS 4' I S I 4 4 4 4 4' to the l9l,9 '5' 4' 4 ' FOOD STORE 4' 4 4 4 4' GRADUATING 4' ' 4 4 4 ' 4 Groceries - Lockers - Meats T ' CLASS. ' ' 4 4 4 4 4 4 :E I T is 1' WHERE YOUR DOLLAR I 4' H ' GOES FARTHER! 4' 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' Box Elder, Montana W W T 'Phone A3 Big Sandy, Mont.' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' Ik 14' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 iiiklkiliilkiliiriifililifirirililirillldllklfiiilllkiwlvklllillllilififikllliliitiiiillkilililiitlkiliifiliilfk16060316123 44343343814434844444444434??k?44VYi3ki?4k3ksiiiiikiikkkikiiikkkiiii 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 'f PASTI ME BAR ' W A Y FOSTER'S BAKERY 4 4 4 ' 4 4 4 4 4 and Y in W 4 4 4 4 Y Havre 4 4 SQUARE BUTTE CLUB W V 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Leonard Johnson, Y All Kinds of Pastries W 4 4 4 4 Prop. 4 Cakes Decorated 4 4 4 4 3 K 4 4 4 4 W Best of Entertainment W Z J, v 4 4 4 3 V CONGRATULATES V 3 CONGRATULATIONS W Z 3 i W To The Class of 'L9 Y The Class of 1959 Z if It 4 Y i 4 ' 4 4 4 4 4 iikikiiiiiiiikkk244YMii4k4i32k??3Y44Wkiiii??Wk?????iiiiYi?k4W???83? We, the class of 19L9, extend our sincere thanks to the adverti- sers whose cooperation has helped to make this Bear Paw Annual a suc cess. -:- 4 -444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 4 4 4 ggg 4 4 'f 4 4 'I- 4 4 gn 4 4 fe Pk 4 4 4 4 4 Nice Going, 'h9ers and here is wishing A 4 you the best of W W 4 V LUCK, W 4 4 Y Your electric servant, REDDY KILCWATT of W Y THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY 4 ViW333YYW83W?3???33K8iV333SWSkWW?VYV43YV3i43W3?4?i???i RAPHS