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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1951 volume:

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THE COMMUNITY HAS GREATLY BENEFITED FROM THE INTEREST THAT HE HAS TAKEN IN THE STUDENT BODY AND THE TOWN AS A WHOLE. IT IS HARD TO SAY HOW MUCH HIS EFFORTS ARE APPRECIATED Sv ALL. THE STUDENT soov HEARTILY wISHES HIM THE BEST or LUCK IN THE FUTURE. THE SENIOR CLASS HAS THIS TO SAY TO MR. BAKER-- TI-IANKs! fl I?. CI If I Ehud ,II'T EM ,am H II IHH ' ,Massa . I I. .f : Ig u2za6,a4Z'4 Wi An industrious student body, a grand faculty, and a lot of outstanding community cooperation is the best way I can think of to describe the local picture. The rany successful events shown in the Bear Paw for 1950-Sl is a fine indication of accomplishments you the student body have made possible. A review from time to time of your annual will bring back many fond memories of your school year at Box Elder. I can remember Bill, Russ, and Al from my High School days and how I often wish we would have had an annual then so I could look back and see theirs and other student faces as fond memories of those High School days. In closing may I wish each of you who will be leaving this year much success in the future and for those who are returning as good a year next year as we have had during this one . N X N 'iff ffffffffff ff 'Q 4- N N N N N x N X Q X x X x X x N x X x X x Q x X x x N V x N I N X .7- S-Iljlfjf I DIrJ'NT HAVE A 'n4ING 'ro NEAR -9 Img! L, JI. . ,.S.. I ?466tZfQ MR. RAY G. BAKER PRINCIPAL UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY or MINNESOTA ,Agp 41, UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA MR. THOMAS CORBETT COACH NORTHERN MONTANA COLLEGE MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY MR. HAROLD MOGEN ,A SCIENCE EASTERN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION MONTANA STATE COLLEGE MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY MRS. ATHALIE FULLER COMMERCIAL MONTANA STATE COLLEGE MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY I I MRS. CECILIA DEUTSCHMAN HOME ECONOMICS TEXAS STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN MRS. GENEVA CORBETT FIFTH-SIXTH EASTERN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION MRS. ABBIE VIILLIANSON THIRD-FOURTH A NORTHERN MONTANA COLLEGE . , MISS ISABEL LEASE 1-...RX PRIMARY MONTANA STATE NORMAL COLLEGE I AQ GREAT FALLS COLLEGE OF EDUCATION X X X llfffffllf jfffz-R 1 J- x N N N N x N X Q X x X x X x N x X x X x Q x X x x x S x X I X X ,if X-lfjffff 1111111 EE: . DIANE ALLEN ---- DINA SHUCKSII SECY.-TREAS.-35 PEP CLUB-2,3, 43 GLEE CLUB-2,31 CARNIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATE-4g PAPER STAFF -43 ANNUAL STAFF-3,43 PLAY-4. BONITA HOBBS ---- BONNIE HOLY TOLEDO!! PRES.-I,2g V.P.-43 STUDENT COUNCIL PRES.- 43 PEP CLUB PRES.-2,35 PEP CLUB SECY.-I3 CHEER- LEADER-45 GLEE CLUB-I, 2,35'PAPER STAFF-3,45 ANUAL STAFF-3,45 PLAY- 4. RUTH HOBBS ---- TILLIE HONESTLY2! V.P.-I,33 SECY.-TREAS.-23 STUDENT COUNCIL SEcY.-TPEAs.- 45 PEP CLUB-I,2,3,45 PEP CLUB SECY.-TREAS.-35 GLEE CLUB-I, 2,35 PLAY-45 PAPER STAFF-3,43 ANNUAL STAFF-4. ROBERT HOFFMAN ---- BUD OH, SHUCKSII SiCY.-TREAS.-43 BASKETBALL-3 45 BASEBALL-33 FOOTBALL-45 STAFF-4. GEORGE ROSETTE ---- SLIM V.P.-25 STUDENT COUNCIL RER.-45 BASKETQALL-l,2, 3,45 FOOTBALL-45 BASE- BALL-33 PAPER STAFF-3, 4, ANNUAL STAFF-3,4- BERT WILLIAMSON ---- SWEDE WELL, I'LL BE DARNED. PRES.-3,45 BOYS STATE-35 CARNIVAL KING-43 BASKETBALL- I,2,3,45 FOOTBALL-43 FOOTBALL CAPTAIN-45 BASEBALL-33 PLAY- 45 PAPER STAFF-3,45 ANNUAL STAFF-3,4. R. PLAY-45 PAPER STAFF-43 ANNUAL TO BO AT DI HIGH BECK, AND B FOUND DIANE MIDST KRIST PROM OLIVE THAT Swan Wazfaaq OF THE SIX MIGHTY SENIORS, ONLY BERT WILLIAMSON HAS GONE YEARS. THE OTHERS JOINED ON THEIR ENTRANCE INTO lx, WHICH INCLUDED MARTHA RGE ROSETTE, KRISTIN SMITH x ELDER FOR THE WHOLE TWELVE FFERENT POINTS ALONG THE WAY. SCHOOL THEY WERE A CLASS OF S BONNIE HOBHS, RUTH HODSS, GEO ERT WILLIAMSON. THEY SURVIVED INITIATION AND THAT OLIVE PARISIAN, GEORGE ALLEN, ANNA PARKER, AND SUD . THE ONLY ACCOMRLISHMENT THAT YEAR THEY STARTED THEIR JUNIOR YEAR HINUS IN, NARTHA, AND KAY. THEY HAD A VER AND JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET. ON THE FIRST DAY OF THEIR LAST YEAR, HAD DECIDED TO ACCEPT AND IS NOW MR ANNA HAD GONE TO S. D. TO ATTEND SCHOOL. SO THE CLASS ON THEIR RETURN TO SCHOOL , KAY HERWORTH, HAD JOINED THEIR WAS INITIATION. QEORGE SKINNER, Y SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR SKINNER HOFFMAN THEY DISCOVERED THAT S. JOE ROSETTE, AND STILL HAS THE SAME NUMBER IT HAD WHEN WE ENTERED HIGH SCHOOL. DAY, WE ARE ALL LOOKINJ FORWARD TO HIGH SCHOOL WEEK, SNEAK AND ALL THE OTHER ADVANTAGES THAT ARE ENJOYED DY SEHIORS. .fact 7066! ffaaf 7e4z'amewZ THE SENIOR CLASS OF I95I--BEING OF UNSOUND MIND AND SHORT MEMORY DECLARE THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT WE IN FORM TO AND NOT FUMIGAT TO ABILITY TO TROUBLE To To AND IN MANNER AS FOLLOWS! THE JUNIORS, WE LEAVE OUR ABILITY TO SIT IN CLASS LEARN ANYTHING AND OUR HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL MEANS OF ING THE HIGH SCHOOL. THE SOPHOMORES, WE LEAVE OUR DIGNIFIED BEARING AND TO GET ALONG WITH THE FACULTY. THE FRESHMEN, WE LEAVE OUR ABILITY TO GET INTO WITH LEAST POSSIBLE CONFLICT. THE FACULTY, WE LEAVE OUR HAPPY-GO-LUCKY ATTITUDE. THE STUDENT BODY, WE LEAVE OUR BATTERED AND DOG-EARED BOOKS HOPING THAT MORE KNOWLEDGE WILL SEER OUT FROM THESE PAGES THAN WE WERE ABLE TO GLEAN FROM THEM DESPITE OUR DELIGENT EFFORTS. I, DIANE ALLEN, BEQUEATH MY SEAT BY THE WINDOW TO GENE OR JOHNNY ROSETTE, WHICHEVER GETS THERE FIRST, MY PASSING GRADES TO MANFORD RASSMUSSEN, AND MY SERIOUS-MINDEDNESS TO DELORES GENGER. I, BONNIE HOBBS, BEQUEATH MY ABILITY TO SOLICIT FOR THE CARNIVAL AND THE ANNUAL ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS TO CLARA FACEH- NER, MY BLOND HAIR TO ELAINE SCHMIDT AND MY WINNING WAY WITH TEACHERS TO BESSIE FLANSBURG. I, PROBABLE SUCCESSOR, GEORGE BOOL ENJOY THE CONSTANT CO-OPERATION GLOSSY HAIR TO MARJIE WANKE, MY POSITION AS EDITOR TO MY ITTLE, I WISH THAT PERSON MAY OF THE STUDENT BODY, MY ABILITY TO STAY OFF THE 'WORK RUTH HOBBS, BEQUEATH MY CHARTN TO JIMMY STEWART. I, BUD HOFFMAN, BEQUEATH MY ABILITY TO TELL FAR-FETCHED TALES TO DICKIE CORCORAN, MY FRIENDSHIP WITH LORRAINE TO BILLY WILLIAMSON, AND MY ACTING ABILITY TO SHIRLEY HOBBS. I. GEORGE ROSETTE, BEQUEATH MY HEIGHT TO RICHARD ALMOND WHICH COMBINED WITH HIS SPEED SHOULD MAKE HIM AN EXCELLENT BALL PLAYER, MY SMILE TO DONALD FREIER, AND MY CURLY HAIR TO TOM HARDIN. I, BERT WILLIAMSON, BEQUEATH MY GOOD PHYSIQUE TO BURKE ALLEN, MY BASKETBALL POWERS TO JOHNNY CORCORAN, AND MY TYPING SPEED TO DORIS JOHNSON. LASTLY, WE HEREBY NOMINATE AND APROINT THE TEACHERS OF Box ELDER HIGH TO BE THE EXECUTORS, WITHOUT BOND, OF THIS OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. SIGNED: 1554 10 senden 66444 PM IT HAS BEEN TEN YEARS SINCE I GRADUATED FROM Box ELDER HIGH SCHOOL. TODAY, BY PURE LUCK, I HAPPENED TO MEET ALL MY FELLOW CLASSMATES. THIS EVENING I WAS AT LA GUARDIA FIELD ON A PERSONAL ASSIGNMENT FROM J. EDGAR HOOVER TO GO TO BERMUDA. THE PERSON IN FRONT OF ME AT THE TICKET WINDOW LOOKED FAMILIAR AS SHE TURNED AROUND I RECOGNIZED HER AS MADAM RUTHETT ITHE FORMER RUTH HOBBS.J RUTH IS NOW A PUBLICITY AGENT FOR BONNIE HOBBS, WHOSE STAGE NAME IS BONITA LEE. BONNIE HAD STUDIED IN CALIFORNIA TO BECOME A DENTAL NURSE. HOWEVER, AS SHE CALMLY ASSISTED THE DENTIST IN A DIFFICULT EXTRACTION, A HOLLYWOOD TALENT SCOUT DISCOVERED HER BLOND BEAUTY, AND QUICKLY PUT HER IN PIO TURES. BONNIE AND RUTH WERE IN NEW YORK ON A PERSONAL APPEAR - ANCE TOUR, AND WERE NOW AT THE STORK CLUB. RUTH AND I MET BONNIE AT THE CHECKING DEPARTMENT. BONNIE LOOKED SWELL. THEY SUGGESTED THAT I GO TO THE STORK CLUB WITH THEM BECAUSE SOME- ONE ELSE I KNEW WAS ALSO OUT THERE. I WAS BURSTING WITH CURIOSITY, BUT THEY WOULDN'T TELL ME. WE HAILED A CAB, AND WERE ALL QUICK TO RECOGNIZE THE DRIVER. IT WAS GEORGE ROSETTE! ALL OF US TALKED GAYLY FOR A WHILE, BUT WHEN WE SETTLED DOWN A BIT, WE WERE ABLE TO FIND OUT JUST WHAT GEORGE HAD BEEN DOING FOR THE LAST TEN YEARS. HE WAS PLAYING FOR A PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL TEAM, BUT IT WAS TRAINING SEASON SO HE GOT A JOB AS A CAB DRIVER TO EARN A LITTLE EASY MONEY IHE THOUGHT I, WE SUGGESTED THAT HE COME A- LONG WITH US TO THE STORK CLUB, AS HE HAD COMPLETED HIS DAY OF WORK. IT WAS EXCITING TO THINK OF GOING TO THE STORK CLUB, BUT WHEN WE WERE USHERED TO THE OWNER'S PRIVATE OFFICE, I WAS COMPLETELY STUNNED. GEORGE AND I ExPECTED TO SEE A VERY STUFFY OLD MAN BEHIND THE DESK, BUT WHEN THE DOOR WAS OPENED, THERE SAT BERT WILLIAMSON! HE DEFINITELY WASN'T STUFFY, BUT HE CERTAINLY DID LOOK DISTINGUISHED. HE WAS IN WHAT YOU NIGHT CALL A CONFERENCE WITH ONE OF THE ENTERTAINERS. IT TOOK A FEW MINUTES FOR GEORGE AND I TO REALIZE WHO HE WAS. IN THE PASSING YEARS HE HAD DECOI'-IE ON OF THE TOP NIGHTCLUB ENTER- TAINERS. YES, IT WAS THE ONLY OTHER SENIOR OF I95I, BUD HOFF- MAN. RUTH AND BONNIE STOOD THERE LOOKING SMUG KNOWING THAT SO MANY SURPRISES ALL AT ONE TIME WERE HARD TO TAKE. IT WAS A WONDERFUL EVENING. ALL OF US WERE INTHE BEST OF SPIRITS AND LAUGHED UNTIL OUR SIDES HURT. IT WAS FUN TO TALK OVER OLD TIMES WITH GOOD FRIENDS. AS OUR PARTY CAME TO A CLOSE, WE ALL VOWED THAT WE WOULD MEET AGAIN SOON. DIANE ALLEN N X N X 1111 ffffllfff ff, ? x 'lllll Jlll1i0I'S - Q ll 11111 I3 :endow , :ar LEFT TO RIGHT-BURKE ALLEN-VICE PRESIDENT, CLARA FAECHNER- SECRETARY-TREASURER, MR. BAKER-SPONSOR. JOHNNY CORCORAN- DFYES IDENT, NOT PICTURED. JOHNNY CORCORAN GEORGE DOOLITTLE X X N N llff ffffffff, ff, -n 44 N N N N N 4 x x x x N N N x N x N x N x N x Q x X x x x 5 x x I N X ,,..-1 Nilllfjf 111111, Sa STANDING-BESSIE FLANSEURG-STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE, VRS. FULLER-SPONSOR, DORIS JOHNSON-PRESIDENT, DONALD FREIER- VICE PRESIDENT, MARJIE WANKE-SECRETAFZY-TREASURER For N sRowN 1 I S31 DICKIE CORCORAN JIMMY STEWART X X X X N N X X N X X X N N X X X N X X N N Freshmen 1 ffl Ilffffffffffffl X I 'N N N N X X N X N X N X X X X X X N N 3 7 STANDING-LORFZAINE BITZ-STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE MR- I CQRBETT-SPONSOR, ELAINE SCHMIDT-PRESIDENT, DELORES GENGER- SECRETARY, BILL WILLIAMSON-VICE PRESIDENT, SHIRLEY HOABS4 TREASURER. MANFORD RASSMUSSEN GENE ROSETTE JOHNNY ROSETTE 'I s ' A . L Z V 'gr I I I If I IEE TTISI I II I wi.. I 5, ,I 4' LOREN BUTLER RICHARD ALMOND TOMMY HARDIN 3? I- WU' I I 1 Q ,Zh Q, ' I I js , fi' . K? ,,.k .. if , Q ,.-'lffxxs L I '7L, , anim lam Www THIS YEAR, WITH THE ADDITION OF GEORGE DOOLITTLE, WE ARE AGAIN A CLASS OF FOUR. CHARLIE ROSETTE, WHO STARTED HIGH SCHOOL ALONG WITH CLARA FAECHNER, JOHNNY CORCORAN, AND BURKE ALLEN, DROPPED OUT LAST YEAR. WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO THE JUNIOR PROM, JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET, AND WONDERFUL YEAR AS SENIORS. Sa 65444 Widflfdlq IN I949 EIGHT HAPPY BOYS AND GIRLS ENTERED THEIR FRESH- MEN YEAR. THEY WERE DICKIE CORCORAN, BESSIE FLANSBURG, DONALD FREIER, DORIS JoHNSON,MAUREEN SMITH, JIMMY STEWART, MARJIE WANKE, AND WALTER WANKE. WE INITIATED TEN GLOOMY FRESHMEN. THE SOPHOMORES, IN I-'ACT THE WHOLE SCHOOL, ENJOYED THIS. WE ARE NOW LOOKING FORWARD T0,0UR JUNIOR YEAR AND HOPE IT WILL BE AS SUCCESSFUL AS THIS YEAR. ? Wm Www ON SEPTEMBER 5, WE NINE, WEAK, AND TIMID LITTLE FRESH- MEN ENTERED INTO HIGH SCHOOL NOT KNOWING WHAT TO EXPECT. ALL WENT WELL UNTIL INITIATION WHICH WAS INFLICTED ON US BY THE SOPHOMORES. WE ALL LIVED THROUGH THAT AND THEN WERE JOINED BY MANFORD RASSMUSSEN WHO HAD FORMERLY ATTENDED SCHOOL AT CULBERTSON, MONTANA. AFTER MANFORD JOINED OUR RANKS, WE WENT ALONG FOR FIFTEEN WEEKS UNTIL A FORMER SCHOOL PAL, JOHN ROSETTE, AGAIN RETURNED TO SCHOOL. WE ARE NOW LOOKING FORWARDTO THE FUTURE YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL AND MORE FUN AND EXPERIENCE PREPARING US FOR OUR COLLEGE EDUCATION AND TO SUCCESS IN OUR LIVES. X X N N iff fl, is N N N N N x x N X N x N x N x N x X x N x Q x X x x X h x x I N R 1.7 ffllfffl :mice 716943 -as-J I,'u gp EV Aw N BACK ROW! NR. MOGEN-SPONSOR, CHARLES GENGER, STEVE BRIGGS, KAREN DOOLITTLE, ANNA FREIER, MARSHALL FRAZIER. FRONT Row: SAMUEL GALSAVY, BOBBY ALLEN, MYRTLE BELCOURT, MARY NAGAMITSU, BILLY COWAN. Wwtuq THIS YEAR WE STARTED OUT WITH ELEVEN STUDENTS SEVEN IN THE EIGHTH GRADE AND FOUR IN THE SEVENTH. THE EIGHTH GRADE STU- DENTS WERE ANNA FREIER, KAREN DDOLITTLE, MARY NAGAHITSU, MYRTLE BELCOURT, STEVE BRIGGS, MARSHALL FRAIZER AND WALTER THORN. BODDY ALLEN, BILLY COWAN, SAMUEL GALBAVY, AND GENGER COMPOSED THE SEVENTH GRADE. WALTER LEFT RIGHT THE FIRST OF THE YEAR AND LORRAINE AND PHYLLIS HAULE US IN JANUARY. OUR MAIN EVENT SO FAR THIS YEAR HAS BEEN A BASKET WHICH WE SPONSORED IN NOVEMBER. SOME OF THE STUDENTS HELPED MRS. CORBETT'S ROOM W SINGING FOR THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM. CHARLES AFTER JOINED SOCIAL ITH THEIR WILLIAM T. COVAN, 77, PROMINENT Box ELDER MERCHANT AND RANCHER AND ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN FIGURES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NORTHERN MONTANA, PASSED AWAY JANUARY I8, IN A HAVRE HOS- PITAL. MR. COVAN HAD BEEN IN FAILING HEALTH FOR SEVERAL MONTHS. THE DEATH OF MR. COWAN STILLED ONE OF THE MOST ACTIVE VOICES IN STATE CIRCLES. HE HAD SERVED AS STATE SENATOR FROM HILL COUNTY FROM I92l TO 1933 AND DURING THE YEARS HE SERVED IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE HE VAS RECOGNIZED AS A FIGHTER FOR PROGRESSIVE LEGISLATION. IT VAS PRINCIPALLY THROUGH THE EF- FORTS OF MR. COVAN THAT NORTHERN MONTANA COLLEGE VAS FOUNDED ON SEPTEMBER 24, I929. KNOWN AS 'THE FATHER OF THE MARIAS PROJECT,' MR. COWAN SINCE THE TURN OF THE CENTURY WAS CONNECTED WITH THE MOVEMENT OF THE PROJECT WHICH IS COMING INTO REALIZATION. HE VAS IN- TERESTED IN RECLAMATION AND SERVED ON MANY KINDS OF COMMITTEES DEALING VITH IRRIGATION. UNTIL HE VAS RECENTLY HOSPITALIZED MR. COVAN HAD DEVOTED LONG HOURS TO WORK ON THE MARIAS EN- DEAVORING TO GET CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. MR. COWAN DIED ON HIS 52ND WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AND HIS FA- THER DIED 26 YEARS AGO TODAY. MR. CoVAN'S DEATH SHOCKED HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE IN HILL COUNTY AS THE SAD WORD RAPIDLY SPREAD. HE WAS DESCRIBED AS A SQUARE SHOOTER AND A MAN OF PATIENCE AND RICH HUMOR. NO BANOUET OR OTHER GATHERING VAS A HUGE SUCCESS UNLESS 'BILL' VAS ON HAND ro PRESENT VORDS OF WISDOM MADE SPARKLING WITH HIS KEEN WIT- HIS ANECDOTES ABOUT THE EARLY HISTORY OF NORTHERN MONTANA VERE FAMOUS. AS A STORE OPERATOR, MANY PERSONS HAD AN OPPOR- TUNITY TO COME IN CONTACT WITH HIS COURTESY AND FAIRNESS AND AS A RANCHER HE COULD TALK WlTH AUTHORITY ABOUT THE PROBLEMS OF THE LIVESTOCK BUSINESS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS. MR. COWAN VAS IDENTIFIED WITH THE GROWTH OF MASONRY IN THIS SECTION OF THE STATE. HE VAS CHAIRMAN OF THE NASONIC WELFARE ASSN. OF NORTH CENTRAL MONTANA. MR. COWAN VAS A PAST MASTER OF TREASURE LODGE NO. 95 OF BIG SANDY, THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR AND OTHER MASONIC BODIES. HE WAS ALSO AN HONORARY MEMBER OF THE HAVRE ROTARY CLUB. X X N N ffffffffff jffffs I x x N N x N N 1 x x N x X x N x X x X x Q X X x x x ZS x X I X N.-Y S-rlfffl lllllfll ?aaz'J4!lS my BACK Row: MR. CORSETT-COACH, BUD HOFFMAN, DONALD FREIER, GEORGE ROSETTE, GENE ROSETTE, CAPTAIN BERT WILLIAMSON, ASS'T COACH-MR. MOGEN. FRONT Row: MANAGER-BILLYWILLIAMSON, RICHARD ALMOND, LOREN BUTLER, GEORGE DOOLITTLE, BURKE ALLEN, JIMMY STEWART, MANAGER-MANFORD RASSMUSSEN- THE BEARS PUT OUT THEIR FIRST FOOTBALL SQUAD I THIS YEAR AND CAME OUT WITH TWO WINS AND 6 LOSS- ES. THE STUDENT COUNCIL AND SCHOOL DISTRICT I3 5M1'2.,bQH MT BOUGHT THE EQUIPMENT WHICH CONSISTED OF I2 COMP- Q 1 fag ,4. LETE SUITS COSTING 3666.00 THAT IS 355.66 A SUIT 2?j,4:Q??3J1i: WE HOPE THAT THE TEAMS TO COME WILL KEEP THE SUITS IN GOOD SHAPE AND MAKE THE TEAMS THEY PLAY KNOW THEY HAVE HAD A GAME WIN OR LOSE. AT THE END OF THE SEASON THE SQUAD WAS INVITED TO A BAN- QUET AND DANCE HELD IN THEIR HONOR. THE LETTER MEN FOR THIS SEASON WERE! CAPTAIN BERT WILLIAM- SON, BACK3 GEORGE ROSETTE, BACK, BUD HOFFMAN, BACK, JUNIORS! BURKE ALLEN, CENTERS GEORGE DOOLITTLE, BACK, JOHN CORCORAN, ENDS SOI-THOMORES: DICK CORCORAN, ENDS DONALD FREIER, BACK, FRESHMEN: RICHARD ALMOND, BACK, LOREN BUTLER, BACK. BEARS - JOPLIN . BEARS . GILDFORD BEARS - GILDFORD BEARS . TURNER . BEARS - JORLIN . BEARS . RUDYARD . BEARS - BIG SANDY BEARS . TURNER . BOX ELDER VS GILDFORD gcwdez' S BACK Row: MR. CORBETT-COACH, BUD HOFFMAN, DONALD FREIER, GEORGE ROSETTE, GEORGE DOOLITTLE, BERT WILLIAMSON, MANFORD RASSMUSSEN-MANAGER, MR. MOGEN-ASS'T COACH. FRONT Row: RICHARD ALMOND, LoREN BUTLER, GENE ROSETTE, BURKE ALLEN, JIMMY STEWART, BILLY WILLIAMSON. THE Box ELDER BEARS HAVE HAD A GOOD START IN BASKETBALL SO FAR THIS YEAR. THEY HAVE WON FIVE GAMES AND LOST FIVE. WE HAD ONE ROAD TRIP TO SACD AND DODSON AND LOST ONE AND WON ONE. THE B SQUAD HAS WON ONE AND LOST THE REST OF THE GAMES THEY HAVE PLAYED. THE BEARS WILL LOSE TWO MEN THIS YEAR. THEY ARE GEORGE ROS- ETTE AND BERT WILLIAMSON. THE REST OF THE TEAM CONSISTS OF JOHN CORCORAN, DICK CORCORAN, DONALD FREIER, GEORGE DOOLITTLE, BUD I IOFF'MAN, BURKE ALLEN, GENE ROSETTE, BILL WILLIAMSON, RICH- ARD ALMOND, LOREN BUTLER, AND JIM STEWART. WE WISH TO THANK ALL THE TOWN PEOPLE FOR THEIR COOPERATION AND HELP, THE FOUR CHEERLEADERS--BESSIE F-LANSBURG, DORIS JOHNSON, BONNIE HOBBS, AND SHIRLEY Hoses, AND THE PEP CLUB FOR THEIR FINE SUPPORT. w -4 I - - .4 W T' I HMNQQ T604 4 ' T WT 'df m ff K7 U N, .9 JV 1 fi., I ff ,Na f4f,.4?'ffXffI ' WP ,fl K T Z J . 452' f '.fTI'7' I A WW WMZW Q 7. dn, I 2,9 ,'g'5,IZ '.f,yQ53f JT, 5' :IW - fjzif ' 1, .,f.,I,' ,,'706 f.,:,T I I'IQ sv,'-IV rf?f:Qf:71,9xLI,,I,'f Il 'I'IL'I5I I 2T1Z ' 'l',,l, 'fv,L'. A' IIJITI ,fu T717 jfxgvnr 1. '.f'f6,f.yj!!!L Tight . 'JI' Lf III. Jbhix 1 Sammy me Zip 3 BERT WILLIAMSON JOHNNY CORCORAN 5'8 FORWARD 5'Ili FORWARD GEORGE ROSETTE 6'6 CENTER DICKIE CORCORAN DONALD FREIER 5'IO' GUARD 5'lO' GUARD 5.14 S. ir, :gd if-M. 5 QQ f-.M A .. rw . ,Q ffkfk 1E 59C QLQTSM Aww vEL:-.1 J r,mw!T.RE T Q., sk. 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MARJORIE WANKE , DELORES GENGER GEORGE DOOLITTLE BERT WILLIAMSON JOHNNY CORCORAN THIS YEAR THE SPEECH CLASS GAVE A PLAY ENTITLED 'CALL ME DARLING.' THE PLAY VAS A COMEDY BASED UPON THE HOMECOMING OF THE LOCAL HERO, BILLY HASKINS. A CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY RESULTED IN A MERRY MIX-UP. EVERYTHING EVENTUALLY TURNED OUT FOR THE BEST. THERE WAS A LARGE REPRESENTATION OF THE TOWNS PEOPLE FOR THE PLAY AND DANCE THAT FOLLOWED. ? Zmvgaez' As A PROPER CLOSING FOR THE FOOTBALL SEASON, A FOOTBALL BANQUET WAS GIVEN IN HONOR OF THE BOYS. THE SPEAKERS WERE MR FRED SCHMIDT, CHAIRMAN OF THE SCHOOL BOARD, MR. RAY BAKER PRINCIPAL, AND BERT WILLIAMSON, CAPTAIN OF THE TEAM. BESSIE FLANSBURG AND BILLY WILLIAMSON PROVIDED ENTERTAINMENT DURING THE PROGRAM. I macwzlf' ,4ad2aeew QW Wg T I ,A 72430 i I Z, 6 . ' X 'I IQ? 'dl Ri fr f III 1 ' I'. 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STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT-LORRAINE BITZ-FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE, BESSIE FLANSBURG-SOPHOMORE, CLARA FAECHNER-JUNIOR REPRE- SENTATIVE, MR. BAKER-ADVISOR. SEATED-RUTH HOBBS-SECRETARY-TREASURE, GEORGE ROSETTE-SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE, BONNIE HOBBS-PRESIDENT, GEORGE DOOLITTLE- VICE PRESIDENT. THE STUDENT COUNCIL WAS ORGANIZED FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS YEAR IN BOX ELDER HIGH. THE MAIN FUNCTION OF THE COUNCIL IS TO DISCUSS AND DECIDE UPON PROBLEMS THAT CONCERN THE STUDENTS OF B.E.H.S. THE FUNDS IN THE COUNCIL ARE USED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY. Aff! ,Z f!'..,1x I GW' f' '--N 1 fA ,I .f iff? 4J.!u Zcwcwam ,-fozfchdtec LEFT TO RIGHT-BUD HOFFMAN, RUTH HOOBS, GEORGE DOOLITTLE, BONNIE HOBBS, BERT WILLIAMSON, GEORGE ROSETTE, DIANE ALLEN, MR. MOGEN- TEACHER. BACK Row-BUD HOFFMAN, BESSIE FLANSEIURG, CLARA FAECHNER, DORIS JOHNSON. FRONT ROW-DIANE ALLEN, BONNIE HOBBS, BERT WILLIAMSON, MARJORIE WANKE, MRS. FULLER-TEACHER. 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MLA.: mimmmigii-zih.i.l1.1mlzih.L- L ' ' X fff llffffffffff '- N Elementary 1 N N X N N X N X N N X X X X X N N x S-I I ffffffllffll api and Saud gum STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHTS MRS. CORBETD TEACHER, JUDY WANKE, JEAN STEWART, MARIE BELCOURT, RONALD BITZ, FRANKIE ROSETTE JAMES FLANSBURG. SEATED: MILDRED GALBAVY, ELSIE BELCOURT, RITA SwAN, LYNN AL- LEN, GEORGE BRADFORD, DIOKIE GOLBERG, FRANCES SEARLE. AT THE FIRST OF THIS YEAR THERE WERE THIRTEEN PUPILS IN THE FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES. THEN FIVE WEEKS LATER KENNETH THORN MOVED TO HAVRE WHERE HE IS NOW ATTENDING SCHOOL. SIX WEEKS AFTER KENNETH LEFT, GEORGE BRADFORD MOVED T0 CHVNOOK. ONE WEEK LATER ELSIE BELCOURT STARTED SCHOOL HERE. Now WE HAVE TwELVE PUPILS, THERE ARE SEVEN GIRLS AND FIVE'BOYS. EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON FROM TWO TO THREE O'CLOCK VE GO DOWN TO THE GYM FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION. DURING THIS TIME WE MARCH, SQUARE DANCE, PLAY VOLLEYBALL AND RUN RACES. WE MADE MANY INTERESTING THINGS IN ART DURING THE YEAR. THE FIFTH GRADE STUDENTS LEARNED TO wEAVE AND BOTH THE FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE MADE GLOBES OF THE WORLD. WE MADE THEM OF PAPER MACHE. WE MADE PUPPETS OF PAPER MACHE TOO. THE CHRISTMAS GIFTS WE MADE FOR OUR MOTHERS WERE WOVEN POTHOLDERS. WE wOVE FOUR SQUARES AND CROCHETED TWO OF THEM TOGETHER. EVERY THURSDAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS FROM THREE TO FOUR WE WENT To THE SHOP. FIRST WE DREW A PATTERN OF ANYTHING USED IN A KITCHEN, TRACED IT ON A PIECE OF wOOD, AND THEN USED A BIG ELECTRIC SAw TO SAw IT OUT. THEN WE SANOPAPERED IT AND VAR- NISHEO IT. SOME SHARES WE MADE WERE OF A TEAPOT, ROLLING PIN, PLATE AND CANDLE. JEAN STEWART IL A V , Ag-, E' ' ,Nia ' -fb' r . '- 3' 1 .Q , 'LH 1 ' .r':.-:E V ,. , :Qi ,2.5:. p ,, Y'-'5LfI- .. ' s' ,, ,Q . . ,A 'Jv. 4 n .WF-,Q w , -.g I 4 yx,-51' A A : , 4- '-L f v 1p?: ff1 .1 . ' vi-' 5,5115 '-!i..Lf.i' , - :,.-133 ,I-?'-Jia: 1' 1 - , , ,:x: -.fag if-1, -ra 1, 5. ' ,- 'L'-A ai' ' 'V U ' 1 ff fr. 1' l'r-'izwy -f. Sq- f ' V NEW: 1' ' fiixm. L3nifQ!Q1'g,A -, ' 1 . 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WE SPONSORED THE AMERICAN JUNIOR RED CROSS DRIVE SUCESS- FULLY, WITH A REPRESENTATIVE VISITING EACH ROOM AND A TOTAL DO NATION OF 37.30 RECEIVED. WE ALSO SOLD 25 RED CROSS PENCILS. EACH BIRTHDAY WAS DULY CELEBRATED WITH A SURPRISE PARTY. A SPRING PARTY FOR ALL SUMMER VACATION BIRTHDAYS PROVED GREAT FUN. OUR MOST EXCITING EVENT OF THE YEAR WAS THE BROADCASTING OF OUR PLAY 'CHRISTMAS CHARMn OVER STATION KAVR, HAVRE. AT THIS TIME WE VISITED THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE AND COUNTY LIBRARY WHERE EACH PUPIL RECEIVED A CARD AND CHECKED OUT A BOOK, BEGINNING OUR PROJECT 'MY READING DESIGN.' A r x ,-,x,S. E J E:'.. ,,+. fu if H? I5 f .fl Q lag 'A w 4. ,, 1 A uhm Vgv ,V ,. hicutaalgzszi amh.lh-Mdhlnslinuu .Lu Annu -L .alan 'ydwz' rf Second Qmdee I Emi. FRONT Row: JO ANNE WILLIAMSON, DARLENE TANAKA, LOREL BAKER, CAROL BRIGGS, JUDY RICE, CHARLES BUTLER, JERRY CHANDLER, AND CHRIS WANKE. BACK Row: CAROLYN BRIGGS, EVERETT JOHNSON, JEAN APELAND, JEROME HANSERG, JIMMIE GALSAVY, ADELMA MOGILLIS, INARA BEIZIKIS, FREDDIE SCHMIDT, FRANCES ROSETTE, THELMA STIEF- ARM, JOHNNY HENRY, AND MARTIN BELCOURT. ASSENT: BOBBY JOE SWAN TEACHER: MISS LEASE SCHOOL STARTED IN SEPT. I95O WITH 25 CHILDREN ENROLLED IN THE FIRST AND SECOND GRADES. ON OCT. 9 PAT THORN LEFT US, AS THE FAMILY MOVED TO HAVRE. ON NOV. 8 INARA BEIZIKIS CAME TO US. INARA IS A LITTLE LATVIAN GIRL WHO HAS SPENT MOST OF HER YOUNG LIFE IN GERMANY. SHE IS A PLEASANT ADDITION TO OUR ROOM ALL BIRTHDAYS HAVE BEEN CELEBRATED AS THEY OCCUR, AND WE HAVE HAD SEVERAL LITTLE PARTIES IN THE ROOM. WE JOINED IN THE SCHOOL CELEBRATION OF HALLOWEEN, THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS, AND ALL SPRING HOLIDAYS. WE WERE INVITED TO SING AT THE CHURCH BAZAAR. 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I3 Big Sfdlfldjf, Ilontana Gro n- ob' 5 S I W R 'W on ama otafw L Urflbef' Company Your Friendly Congratulates the Hudson Dealer' 1-fa 1951 ,. :fa QC V g 1 class of .Q 25 U. 2nd Street A W ' Ve. 3 Havre, Montana ng 1,2 ' .... I 1 I Havre, Montana , Men's, Women's, Children s Clothing Shoes Goods A C P CLEA N ERS THE BIG SANDY, MONTANA W A R D R 0 B E The-re's an Art in our cleaning Geo.O.and.Edrm CampbeH and Paul KNOWS 1t'H Big Sandy, Montana PICKUP AND DELIVERY Best of Luck , to the Seniors C' A ' of '51 from the I E Watohmaker and Jeweler 4 Watch repairing a specialty C orky Geyer Big Sandy , Montana XM' CONGRATULATIONS' T0 THE CLASS OE Big Sandy, Montana 95 Big Sandy , Montana Big Sandy Drug Co. REXALL PRODUCTS j2eAccL2Y You Can Depend on Any Drug Produ That Bears the Name Rexall Ver-n Richter' mo SANDY moNTAwx ct onqralulalions BMIWWS? f - Glacier Trail Creamory Co. HAVRE, MONTANA .43 ' . 43 Glacier Trail Ice Crebm Honor' Brand :frozen ou Swe1'1so11's Frozen Poultry Th HA RE . e V Bing 'n Bob's Sport Shop LAUNDRY and DRY C'-EAN'NG.'2M'i-91 Year Round Sports Outfitters JUST FOR PHONE SERVICE H,,,.,, Mo-hm HA VRE MONTANA Q '- 1 '1 ,ya w? w . 1 r K 1 I v T. 1 ,, .u 4- U 41 'ri s. 'I 1 . 1 'E' la, Wisnes Congratulations to the Box Elder ' Senior' Class Wmf Wiww l P Del Monfciz Foo c1'5 DLL MONTE CANNEL FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FEATURED IN ALL GROOLLY AND FOOD STORES. yHN Hnvnf Company Zfnffecf GBOCCRS DISTRIBUTORS HAVLL, MONTANA 014- Eff 454' x Ak Havre, Lontana ' 0 N News Clothlng and Furnishings Congratulates tue Class of '51 9 C17'7zcN5 BHNA' of MONWNH WE WELCOME Youk AccouNT 0 Hn vas, NonTn NH MEt.'.B'lQuR FEDERAL UEPOSIT INSLJ'1tANUE LOHPOHATIEQN 1 Z 0 l, - . Q a I an n p u ' I-5.2-:if ' .. . . ::f:3'1Z5f' -df :'g,!5 Fmest In '1:,f E Motion Picture f E o n ' 'll' -. ntertamment ' lf, f zen... I ly! ::'.:u.3l'1' II Ill, 6.7710-ILL! 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