Browning High School - Etaikasi Yearbook (Browning, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1951 volume:

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RODGER JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE MRS BOTTOMLY HOME ECONOMICS as 7 'NX SCRIVER BAND 'il ,-49 1 JUNIOR HIGH M KE Y SOCIAL SCIENCE M HARRIS ENGLISH 'nlfff ETYIEZIEQR LILA BENZ ETUMOE AND ETAIKASI STAFFS BAND CHORUS, CARNIVAL, STUDENT COUN CIL DEC AMATION, JUNIOR PLAY AMBITION SUCCESSE HRITER MAE BOYD ETUMOE STAFF, FHA, CHORUS, STU DENT COUNCIL, CARNIVA PEP CLUB AND DECLAMATION NOTTO AMBITION KE TORRENT, NEVER LOOKS BACK gm ar ...,f 'ih- KENFETH CONWAY FOOTBALL, FFA, GR BASKETBALL AM MB TO BE A RANCH R MARY LOU DESROSIER ETUMOE AND ETAIKASI STAFFS, R NIVAL, STUDENT COUNCIL AND BAND MOTTO ' O N SHOW GREA COMMAND OF LANGUAGE TO SAY NOTH ING ' 'hb ur DELORES BROWN TAIKASI TAFE, BAND, THIRLER CHEERLEADER, CARNIVAL, JUNIOR Av, STUDENT COUNCIL A D AMBITION HAVEN'T DECID D JOHN BULLCHILD FFA, BASKETBALL, BAND, CHORUS D Bov SCOUTS AMBITION A RANCHER i Cu fl' GENE FELTS, V. PRESIDENT TRANSFERRED FROM VANCOUVER FOR SENIOR YEAR. ETAIKASI STAFE CARNIVALQ DRAMATICS CLUB3 FOOT- BALLS BASKETBALL AND TRACK. DONNA FITZPATRICK TRANSFERRED FROM HIGHHOOD FOR SENIOR YEAR. ETUMOE STAFFS CHO- RUSQ BANDS FHA AND DRAMATICS CLUB, AMBITION: TO GO ON TO SCHOOL. 2 'Q Q' Z GORDON CRAYSON UMOE AND ETAIKASI STAFFS, A STUDENT COUNCIL AND JUNIOR PLAY TTO E WAY O A FRIE O KEITH GUARDIPEE ETAIKASI AND ETUMOE STAFFS, CAR NIVAL, STUDENT COUNCIL AND BAND AMBITION SUC ESS ANYTHING ' fo 'U V Y I- f A 14 ,I ' we 24 A 'ea I ,. 2 JUNE FITZPATRICK CHEERLEADER, BAND, CHORUS, FHA P CLUB, SENIOR PLAY AMB ON TO CO TO COLLEGE PATTY FRANKS , CHORUS AND 4 H L B AMB! T ON T TAK LIFE EA RITA GR NT TRANSFERRED FROM FLANDREAU FOR SENIOR YEAR FHA AND CHORUS BIT N TO BE A SECRETARY ov g.,- -4' IOLA HILL ETAIKASI AND ETUMOE STAFFS. CAR- NIVALQ JUNIOR PLAYS DRAMATICS CLUBS PEP CLUB AND CHORUS. MOT- TO! 'TAKE THE ADVICE OF OTHERS BUT DEOIDE FOR YOURSELF.' N ISHA IRONP E , PEP CLUB, CHORUS AND BAN TTO ' HE VISHBONE WILL NEVER TAKE THE PLACE OF THE BACKBON 4- V' -1 1 if 0--N s-.J ROBERT MADMAN FFA STATE BAND, CHORUS AND CAR NIVAL M TO 'LONG MAY OUR H , WITH FREEDOM HOLY GHT ROBERT MARTIN ETUMOE STAFF, DECLAMATION AND CARNIVAL MBIT T BE N ELECTRICAL ENGINEER FFA - I L.. ALMA JUNEAU ETAIKASI AND ETUMOE STAFFS CAR VAL, BAND, JUNIOR PLAY AND E cLAMATIoN MOTTO 'THOSE WHO T INK TOO LITTLE, TALK Too MU H DO IS KIPL G ETUMOE STAFF, BAND, CARNIVAL AND CHOR AMDITION CONTINUE COMMERCIAL woRK LAND G ,AR IP A FHA' - D. MO : T E.' A N' H M . ' b Nl ' ' D - Q H H C S - A I i T. R f,j2?,g,.a. ,J V I Q 1 . , Egg gl: 6 FHA Us. : To N T2 . Siffigi fi' D i FOOTBALL5 BANDS FFA, CYO5 BOXING 'QA' :gg . OT : ., A. , Q -' ' T. , . -if BE BRIG T s 3 0 ' .' Ll .' ' f - 'E - L- Y ' . . A ii ' . .5 yy' , 1 . A ION! o A - ,Y- HERMIONE MATT TRANSFERRED FROM FLANOREAU FOR NIOR YEAR ND MBI N EE A NURSE DOROTHY MERCHANT, TREASURER UHOE STAFF, BAND, CHORUS FHA AND JUNIOR PLAY REPRESENTAT v G LS ATE MBITI N A NURSE ' as .as k CORA PAMBRUN ND, FHA, CHORUS, PEP CLUB AN UNIOR PLAY TTO 'THE BURD N BECOMES LIGHT THAT IS CHEERFULLY BORNE ' CAROL PENDERGRESS TRANSFERRED TO BROHNING FROM CUT BANK UNIOR YE R ETAIKAS STAFF, FHA, PEP CLUB AND CHORUS i. '49 +4+ EARL OLD PERSON ETUMOE STAFF FFA BAND, CHORUS AND BASKETBALL BOY SCOUT'S TRIP ANCE MBIT N ATHLETIC COACH OR TEACHER JOAN PAISLEY E AIKASI AND ETUMOE STAFF, BA D CHORUS, CARNIVAL AND JUNIOR PLAY MOTTO 'WHATEVER IS WORTH NG, IS WORTH DOING HEL Q4 CONNIE PEPION FHA, CHORUS, BAND, PEP CLUB AND DRAMATICS CLUB. MoTTo: 'LIFE IS E WAY You L E . JAMES POWELL ETAIKASI AND ETUMOE STAFFS, STU NT COUNCIL, FOOTBALL MoTTo N v DIDN' LIKE EUGENE RUNNING WOLF ETUMOE STAFF AND BAND AMBITION LOU THE Foorsr PS H s BELOVED TEACHER LHR KELLY AND BECOME A CHEMIST FLORENCE RUNNING WOLF TRANSFERRED FROM FLANDREAU JUN IOR YEAR ORCHESTRA AMBITION To GO TO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ROBERT POWELL, PRESIDENT FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, TRACK, FFA AMBITION OUT THIS SCHOOL BEFORE THEY CHANGE EIR M HAYNE RACINE ETUMOE AND ETAIKASI STAFFS FOOT BALL, BASKETBALL, FFA, CARNIVAL ND JUNIOR PLA MOTTO 'WELL NE I R H N HE ' HELEN RITTER ETAIKASI AND ETUMOE STAFFS, CAR NIvAL, , CHORU AND BAND roTTo ' ETTER ASK TV THAN LOSE YOUR wAY ONCE NINA SHEPPARD ETUMOE AND ETAIKASI STAFFSS BAND FHA3 CHORUS: CARNIVAL3 AND STU- DENT COUNCIL. AMBITION: To BE A STENOGRAPHER. KATHLEEN STEVENSON BAND, CARNIVAL, UECLAMATION AND TWIRLING AMBITION JOURNALIST AND TRAVEL THE WORLD 155 Qi 01' LEE WILSON COMRANIED GROUP 'W 'u L1 if HILMA STILL SMOK NG BAND, CHORUS AMBITION HAVEN DECIDED CONNIE TEEPLE, SECRETARY ETAIKASI AND ETUMOE STAFFS, CAR NIVAL, CHORUS, PEP CLUB, DRAMAT ICS CLUB AND DECLAMATION MOTTO M N INTERFERE WITH YOU WORK IT WORK RAY UHL FOOTBALL BASKETBALL, FFA, TRACK AND STUDENT COUNCIL AMBITION OF THE RUSSIANS ANSAS AMBIT ON A RANCHER 41- :- RAMONA NIPPERT AND, FHA, DRAMATICS CLUB, AR NIVAL, CHORUS, PEP CLUB, DECLA MATION AND JUNIOR PLAY as 4' 45 ul . : To BE A I Vg' A ' . : 'T -TA ' Z J 'IF E R - 4 , QU - , 2 2 Y -9 QE s ' ' Aww To OWN A RANCH WHEN WE GET RID E I If D I FFA3 AC FFA TO f K . I : . ,' - f -EE Na B . . . C , 'THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES' FRESHMEN, TINHORNS, YOUNGSTEPS HE, THE CLASS OF '5I EN FIRST HE E EPED ' S, OU HIGHER LEARNING JUST BEG ERE HERE FIFTY SO INNOCENT AND GREE WHEN THE GREAT EXALTED SOPHOMORE CLASS HALKED UPON THE SCENE EY DRESSED US N P ISE, OUR CAREER HIGH SCHOOL DA RE ONG E H PASS AND VE NUMBER EOR EIG H HERE NOV THE SOPHOMORE CLASS AND MASTERS OF OUR FATE. E TREMBLING FRESHMEN KNEELED TO US AS VE HAD DONE SEED HAD UP VEET REVENGE, AND THEN, M Y DID SOA . Y D , ST E AND RETAINE A PARTIAL REMEMBRANCE OF THE THINGS OUR BOOKS CONTAINED. EN DAHNED THE DAY, E PR C OUS DAY, M US JUNIO ALL RTY GP TH ECHOING HA UDENTS OF THE AMA LL A D PL D VE TAGED H H HE'RE PROUD, WE HUMS THROUGH PERSEPVERANCE WE BECAME THE RICHEST CLASS IN KNEW HE' P ITH THE PED PLUSH CARPET POLLED FULL LENGTH, HE SENI ON SMASH SUCCESS, CONPESS SCHOOL, COOL OPS HALKLD ERE HERE SUT SH P THE FAM , GGONE IT PUBLISHED THE A KA I R Q OUP YEA PR ED U AND JUS REWAPD GPEV NE R SJUN RAUUAT POMP AND CIRCUMSTAN HE' AY TO A CRUELER WORLD ADVAN IRTY EN E KID H THE HEADS T ME AND HOME HE, WHO LIT FO R PRECIOUS YEARS, PATH R BOT OUR S HODL H ITS MA HE HEAVL WE' RED T E DAD A SHARED THE GOOD, TIE E I FOUND H I OUR DE OLD SCHOOL O gb K J , X x L T CLASS TE TO L THE FUT THE SOPROW M THE CLA STARS OURS, VE, L AND UH NT BH R UN. TH -SIX OF US, N, TH IN OLD GUNNY SACKS AND MADE US KNEEL I RA INITIATION HAS THE START OF EE YS. 'E L TH YEAR AD ED ED TY- HT, E TH RE, WE O S TO IGHT HEIGHTS R IF ONL IN OUR DAY REAMS VE UDI D D, TH TH E I THAT ADE I PS FO IN OUR CLASS HERE LEFT TO ACE E LL. ST . DP A ACL IME OUR JUNIOR AY A AN S A PROM OF HIC LY . WE O NEED IT SENIOR YEAR AND SO VE LAYED IT . H A UP IT! TH THIRTY-SEVEN OF US LEFT TO A E E DO L VE . ET I S , THE ECO.D OF C R, HE INT. THE ET MOE, I OUR T AR, FO C VE HERE TO G E IN A CE. D S GOOD-BY TO BHS AND CE. TH -SEV AGER S, HIT IR AL IN HE , NU KIDS ANYMORE BUT N . N, IS THIS OF SR U I ' E HA EA I C J ILL ALWAYS HAVE RK ON E URE IFE VE SHA H ND .I UP HE ITHII AR , FR SS OF '5I. 1 I f, 5I - N K PES I xf , 4 1 I ,SN Q 5I I-'X 'EVERYTHING I HAVE IS YOURS' HE, THE CLASS OF I95I, BEING OF SOUND MIND AND BODY AND ABOUT T0 DE- PART, DO HEREBY BEQUE THIS TO BE OUR LAST V To MR. CLOKE VE LEAVE YEAR THE BEST ONE EVE To THE JUNIORS HE LEA ATTITUDE TOWARD LIFE. THE SOPHOMORES WE THE FRESHMEN HE LE ATH ALL OUR HORLDLY GOODS THUSLYQ ACKNOVLEDGING IL O L AND TESTAMENT. UR SINCERE GRATITUDE FOR MAKING OUR SENIOR R. VE OUR MONEY MAKING ABILITY AND MATERIALISTIC BUT DON'T GET MISERLY, KIDS! AVE OUR INNATE DIGNITY AND RROPRIETARY AIR, E THE HIGH STANDARD VE HAVE SET, HOPING YOU T T O O LE AV M RE VE L IL L M VE A Y I, EARL 0LDPERSON,LEA I, DORIS KIPLING, VIL I, MARISHA IRONPIPE,V I, HAYNE RACINE, JUST I, CONNIE TEEPLE,VILL I, DELORES BROVN, LEA MARY LOU DESROSIER CONNIE PEPION LEA ROB POVELL, LEAVE BOB MADMAN, LEAVE DOROTHY MERCHANT CORA PAMBRUN, VI PATTY FRANKS, VI RAMONA WIPPERT, GORDON GRAYSON, A V JOHN BULL CHILD RITA GRANT, LL MY OV LO K T RAY UHL ARP V T TO DALE AE BOYD, LEAVE MY EADY SM LE T L GENE FELTS, LL MY ROMANTIC APPEAL B B MARTIN, VILL MY MANLY PHYSIQUE JOAN PA EY, Y 'H ROD GENI NA SHEPPARD, LL GENE POWERS TO T TOO ACHEIVE THE G ATNESS WHICH IS OURS. LL MY GOO-GOO EYES T L LE H T LIES CHARM AND SHEIKY LOOK 'GOLDEN GLOVES' TO MY LL MY C Y 'A HAH RECORDS T Y LOUD AGGRESSIVE ALL MY COWBOYS TO Y N L EAT APPEARANCE TO M M LL LL N AVE NOTHING AS ' O DE MANN HE TO CARO TOO LEO OIS. IAN RON DONN LL LL VI MY C ROL PENDERGRESS, VILL MY GAY PAST TO HELEN R ER, TT OLE' GLAC E GENE RUNNING WOLF, LL Y L MY PROHESS ON THE DANCE FLOOR TO DICK MCMULLING MY EVERLASTING FAITHFULNESS TO DELORES DOUGLAS L MY PICK-UP TRUCK FULL OF KIDS TO BONNIE LYT EAVE, GROPING MY HAY OUT, VISHING I HAD GLASSE Y TITLE OF HGYPSY ROSEN TO A FUTURE DAN NG G MY FORMER BOY FRIENDS TO THE GIRLS OF O JUANITA WALK TO BOB ANDERS N S TO DON HEBBER BROTHER HARVEY M KELLY, LORES EDWARDS ER TO HALLIE U ARMY JACK WELCH, L CHATTIN STINGY LYTLE HOYT NORMAN IE DUBRAY, RITA HOYT SHMAN GIRLS SISTER LAIRE LS TO JU RUSK RO IDDEN I, , HI ER I, , VE MY ITT V I E O . I, MY . I, MY . I, , WI FINAN IAL GENIUS TO R. I, . I, . I, T . S. . I, VI M MEA OLE' INE I, IOL HILL, ILL . In 9 LE I M ' I, VI FL ING C S O C . I, , VILL MY SH I SAL I, M R I O ILL . I, HI TO . I, O TO I, ISL VILL M OT- US' TO . I, NI VI HE FRE . I, JIM POWELL, VILL MY POSITION AS EDITOR TO DON DEMULLING. I, A MY C . I, ITT VILL LI LE IER HI NE . I, U HI M QUIET WAYS TO NNIE GL . I, , VI I S. I, , HI N NE. I, A , I, ING, LE I O IET FFICI CY ' S TH I, Ll DEN VILL E S ' M. I, AL -CA A ILITY TO I ' ER JIM. I, L - . f Q flj3j f:igiQiSS 2, 2-,A CL I DONNA FITZPATRICK LL MY SVELTE F GURE TO CHERIE WALTER KENNETH CONVAY LL MY LEA OLD COVPOKE SHAPE TO BILL BYR KEITH UUARDIPEE LEAVE MY SURPLUS GRAY MATTER TO ROYCE JUNEAU. VILMA STILLSMOK AIE U E EN TO WHOTCAKE ' SMI . LA Q z, TH BOOK IN THE LIBRARY TO VHOEVER WANTS THE MA JUNEAU, LEAVE MY SO LLED MUSICAL B MI DROTH F ORENCE RUNNING WOLF, LEAVE MY KNOV HOV VITH TEACHERS TO THE TWINS Zi EDEN SIGNED, SEALED, AND DELIVERED, fvA- ,- XZ- f'-1 ff-A f-T-Q f Ggf ASS OF '5 X' X I -X2 50 K . nIMAGINATION' I .kr J T .Aa T,f 2 All ll WHILE GATHERING MATERIAL FOR OUR NEH BOOK 'A SCIENTIFIC TEST ON THE FLORA AND FAUNA EXISTING IN THE POST ATOMIC AGE OF I96I AND THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS ON THE HUMAN ELEMENT WENT TO THE ON ST NG DAI Y NEHSPAPER FOR INFORMA I E BROHNING T ICE DA H EF H OHNER AND EDI OR IM , FILES A MEANS OF SECURING THE KNOHLEDGE WE DESIRED ERE VE FOUND THAT ALMA NEAU HAD K ED HER HUSBAND HI T SE E I THE P THE WOMAN' HARDEN IS NONE OTHER THAN PATTY FRANKS ALMA'S CELLMATE IS DOROTHY MERCHANT WHO HAS SENT UP FOR HER SOOKKEEPING ERRORS AT THE BROHN ING MERC RY LOU DES ROSIER, MANAGER OF THE PARK THEATRE A IGHT PERA COMPANY, HAS BEEN TRYIN GE DOROTHY OU AS NO O SE HILL F ARED IN OLA H CURR FEMININE THE CAROL PEN fTlN'S TO TRAVEL LEAVE HER INTERVIEHED CORA PERSONALLY NONE OTHE DO FOR AN USHE , INTERPLNIETARY SPACE LINES COPA PAMBRUN WOULD HAVE DANCE HALL ON BIRCH CREEK R THAN EUGENE RUNNING HOLE UDIO N W S HELP FOR THE SOLE SO AD T ALL THE C THE GOVERNMENT SQUARE PPED TO T E WA T ADS A HER UNIVEPSALLY FAMOUS HTEE OWNER, VING HORKED BOTH H H RING IELP HAS KENNETH O ER F HIS RFSTAURANT PONC OHBOYS T THERE BECAUSE H RNED TO THE SPORTS PAGE ORTS HHITER AND BROADCASTER RT MADMAI H L THE HE V L E VO ALL AMERICAN F L FOR TH 'TEXACO TERRORS.' G THE ADVERTISEMENTS, HE FO YE SPECIALIST, GLASSES FOR THE N A MARISHA IS A SUCCE S DEALS EXCLUSIVELY IN JET PROPELLED, THE SOCIETY COLUMN, WRITTEN BY TEMS NDONNA F TZPATRICK THE MODEL, THO MEDICINE ERE SHE C FAMOUS SP AT ROBE LTS HIL PLAYS AMON OUND LE SOM OF THE FAMOUS PEOPL HHO HAV A MARY LOU'S THEATRE AMONG THEM IS THE HORLD FAMOUS ACTRE I , HHO MMOR AL ED MA, OU AN OP UP ENTLY SHOWING HAS A DOUBLE FEATURE, PEACHESn PAISLEY, THE RTHUR MURRAY, AND RAY UHL, THE JACK SENNY OF GLAC R PARK ST RECENT ITEM TH DELORES BRO N AND RGRESS HAVE LEFT FOR A VACATION N I VIA OSE GIRLS A HAYS DID Ll NE TOO B E PE AND FOUND W O VAS J UND CONN E SUPER PARENTS AY O H PL ER Nw LANE ITRLSS AD THE NOON T T K OF YWEI AC UND ONE BY HTED ' ED P HHELLE BOYD, SPENDI D FU TW L O E DN'T HANT SOCIAL SEASON. BOUNCER IS THROWING OUT UT SHE OF TH THAT HER UST THEJ IE TEEPL MARKET TO DEAT Ab A N R T SEEMS TH S PAMONA WIPPER COLUMN OF THE VERY RAYSON HE PREDICTS T E AND THAT GE E ROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL E HIRING N E IS N H AYNL RACINE, T ERE HAS ALSO AN UP DEALER, SHE D JOBS. OFFERED THESE CHOICE HER VACAT ON ISPLAY THE BATH N , CHE LY EXI IT L ' T ON, 'TH H ILY C I .' T E T , J POHELL LET US USE HIS AS TH 1 JU ILL TH A HA PIN AND IS NOH SERVING A LIFE NTENC' I4 EN. S . MA ND L O U TO T T NE EL P UE IN THE FI S E E E P- PE . -- SS I ILL I T IZ THE DRA 'Y C 'T ST C ID.n ll A ' ' IE . MO IN THE PAPER IS IS: H H DE O. THE TOON BOS MAT .' TH L KE . GO DI TO ' AT TH AK E WE , H I KEITH GUARDIPEE HHO WANTED TO TAKE PICTURES FOR HIS INTERPRISING ST I. I L . E KI H N ND FO I EV - .' SH OH HA , AL I F C I WH I I LOOKING FOR EW HF WAI OR E I ' HO'S Bi I Y,' I AT I EA ' ' IS NA S I T. WE TU . AND RE ' , GO' 3 I . TH ' IL VIN A GH I L . N FE B TED - U LB P . HE E , I W ' HE E N IE RSIG . TH AD BV IRONPIPE HHO S US IC!- MA I , I I IS NG I AT HH HILL HAVE A HANCE TO I G SUITS THAT MADE HER FAMOUS.' MISS NINA SHEPPARD IS REPORTED TO BE THE BEST STENOGRAPHER IN TULSA. SHE TYPES WEEKLY LETTERS TO HELEN RITTER HHO IS ISOLATED ON A LOOK OUT STATION IN GLACIER PARK. LOOKING BACK THROUGH THE FRONT PAGE FILES HE DISCOVER THAT EARL OLD PERSON HAD PERSUADED THE GOVERNMENT T0 INSTALL A BUREAU OF THE F.F.A. HE AND HIS ASSISTANT, JOHN BULLCHILD, HAVE ESTABLISHED HEADQUARTERS AT STARR SCHOOL. WE ALSO FOUND THAT HILMA STILLSMOKING HAD PERFEOTED A NEH TYPE OF 'DURHAM' AND IS NOV MAKING MILLIONS FROM THE PATENT. HE HEARD THAT CONNIE PEPION HAS LIVING AT BABB VHILE HRITING HER BOOK, 'THE TRUTH HURTS,' SO VE SKIRPED OUT TO SEE HER. SHE GAVE US A LOT OF INFORMATION BUT HE DIDN'T KNOU WHETHER TO BELIEVE HER OR NOT. SHE SAID FLORENCE RUNNING WOLF AND RITA GRANT HERE BOTH PROSPECTING SOMEHHERE IN THEM THAR HILLS. SHE HAS LIVING ON THE OLD POWELL RANCH. IT SEEMS BOBBIE HAD MARRIED A CATTLE QUEEN AND GONE TO LIvE IN NEH YORK. ALSO IN NEH YORK HAS LILA BENZ HHO HAD JOINED THE WAVES BECAUSE SHE HAD ALWAYS HAD SUCH A FOND VEAKNESS FOR NAVY BLUE 5 , GATHERING UP OUR NOTES, HE CLIMBED IN THE BACK SEAT OF O R NEH JET PROPELLED SUPERSONIC FORD VHICH IS RUN BY REMOTE CONTROL HE CAR DESIGNED BY ANOTHER GRADUATE OF '5I, DORIS KIPL SATISFIED HITH THE SUCCESS OF THE CLASS, VE PROCEEDED T0 HRITE OUR BOOK, ETAIKASI STAFF SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT HELEN RITTER, TYPIST, CONNIE TEEPLE, FEATURE H, MARY LOU DES OSI R, BU MGR , JIM POWELL, EDITOR, GORDON GRAY YPIST, ALMA JUNEAU, CHIEF TYPIST STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT HRS B TTOMLY, v., LILA BEN , FEATURE ED., IOLA HILL, ADVERTIS MGR GENE FELTS, SPORTS ED , KEITH GUARDIPEE, RHOTOGRAPHER, HAYNE RAC NE, ASST SPORTS ED.3 HR. KELLY, ADV.ABSENT ARE: NINA SHEPPARD AND DELORES BROHN, TYPISTS. O U n T ING. ED - R E S. .' ' - SON, ASST. EDITORg JOAN PAISLEY, ASST.BUS.MGR.5 CAROL PENDERGRESS, T , : . O AD ' z ASST. 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I 'X J D - 'A GOBERT Goss HANSON HOME GUN HORN KUKA MAD MAN MANY HIDES MANY HIDES MCCARTNEV MONROE MORRIS OLD PERSON PENDERGRESS PENDERGRESS PEPION POWELL POHERS PRESTON RUNNING WOLF Rov RUSSELL RUSK RUSK RUTHERFORD SMITH 1 8 'N Us L- I? in 'f 4 If 5-1 J rv Us 'Na' pn .3 T' W4 SOMMERS SPOTTED BEAR STILL SMOKING TENNIS UPHAM WALKER WHITE GRASS WALTERS WHITE UIPPERT REEVIS Q! I'. I' If Vi! L L. C K 'I A 4 vi 1- .- v 4,v , c. , , , G. '-' g . ' - ,. p U w S. , . 4 5 5 U M. Q , , -r H. ' , 1 , s. .2 .I ,fi ' J. ' 3 ' 1 I X X Q4 ' M in Q I ' i f- ....x'.e. we W. Q: , I M L' Q A 1: X NET 4 G. 'I I ff -gf I. 1. I, , K I 5 .Q L .1 . I, I ' rl r ' Y H l , f P . P. 1 'I I fr u fx J. 1 k j- Y F. - - S J. 9 4 . 1 g 1 , L A , . , M. -0- 0- V A rv 'H ...W Q J. tr X sw , .. I TQ, A, - C. v v 5 1,7 ,,..,-'A . QEUIMEIQR BIG ,f f ? . , JMX f jfff fn ,jf M L: J , fz ' y . ,lf A A -All .51 -xW, V F.q:!4?' 4 A WJ ', --:.- , ' ..-aw 2 A. J, A ' ' L4-,-, ', .M H-wx! H- Numa -www NM-.DA W, Z ,af -' V. D M A JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL E IGHTH GRADE SPONSORS MRS GERS AND R SCRIV SEVENTH GRADE SPONSOR! MRS. MCKEOVN W ' A V 1 ' 'flu H ,W 4, L , my . l ' l . M -.- . V A x A A ' Fx N 'N , . 'X 'ff I : . ROD M . ' lf 1 QQ ,, M FIRST ROV WILLIAM DOORE, DON DEMULLING, JACK SMITH, CHARLES ARNoux, JACK WELCH, CLARENCE HOME GUN, GILBERT MORGAN SECOND ROV GENE FELTS, JACK BURO, DICK DEMULLING, ALBERT FLAMMOND, JOE MCKAY, BOBBY ANDERSON, RAY UHL THIRD ROV HARvEv MADMAN, COACH PREUNINGER, HAYNE Goss, GENE POHERS, JIMMY POvELL, HAYNE RACINE, ROBERT MADMAN, ROLAND KENNERLY, GEORGE WIPPERT, BILL DEvEREAux, ROBERT KENNERLV KNEELING 0RvILLE Goss, ROYCE JUNEAU, KENNETH CONWAY THE SEASON ILHONT BROHNING 34 SUNBURST BROVNING VALIER ROHNING VALIER BROVNING QI Nm THIS PAGE COMPLIHENTS OF SCOTTY SCOTLAND , ? 3 I I . , ' . T' 3 fum 0 I9 I5 33 I3 B I2 I5 6 , ,.L Qmi,'D, ..., Q fQifSq'f51' Lf-QF I - a i Vg , lr., 'Q .OHL ,J 1- I , X u .5 I 4' K' ' 3 - V , , if is 1 ' 3 .b Y.: '- xv 2 K' - - , N. X In 5 a K? I , ,O gi., I I-'W I A B. ANDERSON C. ARNOUX Roe KENNERLY ROL. KENNERLY J. BURD W. CHATTIN H. MADMAN R. MADMAN K. CONWAY DICK DEMULLING J. McKAY G. MORGAN DON DEMULLING B DEvEREAux J POVELL G PONERS DOORE FELTS RAcu SM H FLAMMOND LIDDEN H WEL H HOME GUN wlPPE W. G. W. NE J. IT A. R. G R. U L J. C W. Goss C. G. RT COMPLIMENTS OF G. V. JOHNS J RACINE 943 ' FELTS ROL KENNERLY CAPTAIN SMITH CUT BANK COLUMBIA CASCADE BRADY OILMONT CUT BANK VALIER FALLS THIS YEAR ouR BASKETBALL STANDING THEIR LACK or WITH THEIR BALL HANDLING THEIR STANDING IN LEAGUE ROB KENNERLY GUARDIPEE ARROW TOP HOME GUN 1? FLAMMOND POWERS NORMAN RECORD THEY THEY VALIER SUNBURST BRADY OILMONT SUNBURST VALIER COLUMBIA FALLS TEAM VAS ABLE TO FINISH HIGH IN CONFERENCE HEIGHT PROVED TO BE A HANDICAP T0 THEM: UT AND SHOOTING ABILITY WERE ABLE TO ATTA N PLAY THEIR SUCCESSFUL SEASON WAS BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE ABLE TUTORING OF THE NEW COACH, MR. PRUENINGER. ,il . A 'ww 9. . a ,. : M . 2- ' J - 5 3 , ,.. ' C -J f I ,T .1 f I , 'H 25wu H ' ' I , .sf I IX . I J rx I ' ' ?g . H WE WE 29 44 24 34 42 3I 53 33 49 50 52 34 59 25 38 44 57 35 49 66 42 48 -- -- 45 46 -- -- , B I B TEAM BILL DEVEREAUX, MERLIN RUTHERFORD, HAYNE Goss, JACK BURD, JACK WELCH, DON WEBBER , GEORGE WIPPERT, LAFIE MORNING GUN CELESTUS ARROHTOP COACH M PRUENINCER, MGRS KENNETH CONWAY, RovCE JUNEAU THE PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF JOE LEWIS' f f, by 3 Q A Y A Z ni QI! 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FOURTH ROV: ED LITTLE PLUME, EMMETT AUGARE, AARON SHOOTS- FIRST, ROLAND KENNERLY, DON MORGAN, UILLIE DOORE, TOM SPOTTEO EAGLE, JACK SMITH, C. ARNOUX AND CARL GUARDIPEE. THE BROHNING CHAPTER IS ONE OF THE FEV SILVER MEDAL CHAP- TERS IN THE STATE. THE CHAPTER HAD ONE OF THE THREE TOP LIVESTOCK JUDGES OF THE STATE. IT HAS VON MANY AHARDS DURING THE YEAR, I Q 1 3 LEE WILSON PRESIDENT, BROHNING CHAPTER, FUTURE FARMERS or AM. STATE FARMER CANDIDATE I95I NATIONAL CONVENTION DELEGATE 1948 4? ROBERT POUELL RON NORMAN CE RESIDENT 950 CHAPTER ENTRY STATE FARMER I95O IST STATE IN R NATIONAL CONVENTION l950 SCHOLASTIC RODEO tw 5 -., if' EUGENE KIPP MEMBER STATE DAIRY JUDGING TEAM STATE FARMER CANDIDATE I95I MONTANA TEAM, NATIONAL RODEO SANTA ROSA, NEH MEXICO ,.,4-o W- i GORDON GRAYSON TREASURER I949 50 5I I95O PUBLIC SPEAKER I95I NATIONAL CONVENTION 4 , 8 . I 3' Bl VI P I -5I TE fl - A , su:- f?A7 I 1 E BROVNING HIGH SCHOOL GO GETTERS F H HEHBERS ARROHTOP MARIE HOYT, LILLIAN EOSTNICK FLORENCE HOYT, RITA Evmkfh IRONPIPE, MARISMA BROVN, P TTY LYTLE, BONNIE BULLSHOE CARMEN Ap 1 HCCARTNEY, HALLIE BOYD, HA BULLSHOE JOAN DOORE, ERNICE DOUGLAS, DELORES EOVAROS, DELORES ISH ALBERTA ISH LEONA ISH, VIOLET ISHER, DELORES HORN, PHYLIS N - 1g H-4 Y COX NEW H UALKER, JUANITA HCCARTNEY, RHEA MORRIS, ROSE PEPION, CONNIE RITTER, HELEN USSELL, SHIRLEY SCHILDT, CECILE SCHMIDT, ELEANOR SCOTLAND, SHIRLEY UPHAM HARGIE MRS BOTTOHLY, SPONSOR THE F H A IS ONE OF THE SCHOOLS MOST ACT E CLUBS THEY HAVE SPONSORED FORMAL OANCES, SERVED AT COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL BANQUETS AND HAVE ATTENDED THE STATE AND DISTRICT CONVEN TIONS TH -- . . A. , , E gh I 'Q A +C I Q27 m ' Q I , 5 f I 2 CRAIYFORO, HARLENE 3 EJ! pj MERCHANT, THELMA ML g V Y. J' fa 5 X i? ,7 NI F , 0 1 K' R F I F F I . . . 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' 'T ,, 1 '6 ' 1 ',' l Q x 'Q 6 4 W 1, ' OA, swag mx MAMA 0 WH 405 HWUN pvxgxd X UO i Q , LN 'x 25 STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST Row LEFT, JOE McKAY, JIM PovELL, HAYNE Goss, GORDAN GRAVSDN, GENE PDHERS, KEITH GUARDIPEE, TOMMY HELCH, SECOND Row LEFT, ROBERT KENNERLY, MR CLDKE, ADVISOR, Huco JOHNSON, ROLAND KENNERLY ETUMOE STAFF RST Row FT, H R , M R HA , BE H L, ov , N Au, PAISLEV, SECOND ROV, LE E, D R K, LL, R THIRD R H FI --LE . RITTE , C. TEEPLE D. E c NT L. NZ, J. Po EL M. B D A. Ju E J. FT, H. DESRDSIER, D. KIPLING, H. RACINE, G, GRAYSON, K. GUARDI- PE . FITZPAT IC I. HI MISS HAYES, ADvISo , o -- LEFT, MR. SMITH, TYPING ADVISOR AND E. OLD PERSON. DRAMATIC CLUB ESIDENT, IOLA HILL VICE PRESIDENT, JIM POWELL, SECRETARY, CAR POWELL, TREASURER, JIM PENDERGRESS, SPONSOR, MRS HARRIS GIRL SCOUTS AQ' OOP I R SID N , LAIRE PENDERFR , PRESIDE CAROL POHELL, SECRETARY AND TREASURER, SHIRLEY PRESTON TROOP FICERS RES DENT, ARY RCHANT, PRESIDENT, MARLENE CRAw FORD, SECRETARY, DELORES PISHER, TREASURER, ANNETTE DESROSIER T OOP LEADERS MRS ARR , MCKEOUN, MRS HUGHES AND CAROL PENDERGRESS PEP CLUB ADVISOR, MRS LovE, PREsIoENT, CECILE ScI-III.oT, VICE PRESIDENT, MARY Lou DESROSIERI SECRETARY, DELORES FISHER, REPORTER, MAE Bovo ANNETTE DEROSIER CHEER LEADERS CECILE SCHILDT HALLIE MCCARTNEY THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF GUSSIE MARTIN I MQ' iiwlf ff Rail K wif W SEQ? U M555 lwwagpizg Jima! Ty? C' Qgiffwqf MMM WEN Rm? R N NS SVR, W WSH , ' QQ M X EEXM My 4 V Mssfrsggzsws 'WMM Ngo, . O9 THE 195: + 4 yw LACIER W3 ,Q Lecmuc o-op W- f Q.vVc:al'afr-cf7n.fer'J .Qia- LM V J ld6,d.6v44J E'f I 'WM X f xx xx, jp N ER' Nw . 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