Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

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PEARL KATHERINE HEIMBIGNER Full of life and lively fun; a friend and pal to everyone. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 5 years; Pep Band 5 years; Feature Band 3; Father Knows Best 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Band Librarian 4; President Chorus 4; Mystery, Mayhem, and Murder 4. JOSEPH JOHN RAUNIG You think you know me well, but you don't know me. Basketball 1,2; Father Knows Best 3; Paper Staff 3.4; Annual Staff 4; Mystery, Mayhem, and Murder 4. HARLEY GEORGE CHRISTENOT Women are meant to be loved, not under- stood. Transferred from Cut Bank 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4. DOROTHY JUNE HAUGEN If words were worth a penny, she would be a millionaire. Chorus 1; Band 6 years; Pep Band 6 yean; Father Knows Best 3; Paper Staff 3.4; Solo 4; Annual Staff 4; Band Librarian 4; Feature Band 4; Mystery. Mayhem, and Murder 4.

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DALE JOSEPH STAUDACHER Hold the fort boys, I'm coming, Football 3.4; Father Knows Best 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 4; Student Council 4; Lettermen's Club 4. ARLETTA VAUGHN JENSEN It's nice to be important, but it s more important to be nice, Chorus 2,3; Triple Trio 2; Father Knows Best 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4. ROBERT DENNIS CRAWFORD School is a great institution, but who wants to live in an institution. Transferred from Idaho Falls 3; Chorus 3; Father Knows Best 3; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Class President 4; Student Council 4; Mystery, Mayhem, and Murder 4. BEVERLY ANN HANSON Sparkling eyes and lively looks are seldom found in lesson books. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Father Knows Best 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Pep Club 3; FHA Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4.

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7 e t The following students met to begin their high school careers in September 1953: Jim Berg, Nancy Berg, Fat Cushing, Bill Graft. Wilfred Graham, Beverly Hanson, Betty Harmon, Dorothy Haugen, Pearl Heimbigner, Eula Hood. Arietta Jensen, Dan Kelly, Hannah Kolstad. Eunice Maher, Judy McCarty, Monty Nealy. Joseph Raunig. Ronnie Schwindt, Jim Shettel, Wanda Shott. Ray Skierka, Leland Standi- ford. Dale Staudacher, Gerald Tallman, Birdie Ward, Carol Woods. Duane Wright, and Marilyn Zorn. My story begins with this first day. It was '53, early September A day you seniors should all remember. The day we met at CHS Were we excited, gosh, I guess! After a week of settling down We chose leaders to show us around. Pat Cushing, boss, Ronnie Schwindt, vice, Judy McCarty, at books, very nice. Initiation, we won't forget Did we, or not, owe the seniors a debt? But we survived, and here we are Ready and waiting to catch a star. Margaret and Charlie Peterson came Ronnie Loveall, another new name. Carolyn Morelock decided to stay And Pat Johnson arrived, too, one day. Dan Kelly and Ronnie Loveall Left Chester High School later that fall. Then at the end of our very first term Pat, Gerald, and Ray left not to return. Fifty-four, our second year When once again we gathered here. Yes. we chose leaders great Leland Standiford to bear the weight, Jim Berg right there to assist Carolyn Morelock, with pen, never missed. Many of our friends had gone But several new ones came along. Margie Gardner came one day Colleen Bresnahan here did stay. Marg and Charlie moved to Missouri Marilyn married. Bill left in a hurry. Bobby Wilson just passed through Wanda left, then Margie too. Students lost and students gained Nothing seemed to be the same. Vacation time soon was nigh So for the summer, we said good-bye. Just three months and we were back Beginning as juniors on a busy track. Duane Wright (known as Speed) With Monty Nealy were chosen to lead. Birdie Ward, our secretary Kept our records, with pen so merry. Eunice Maher, we surely lacked Margie Gardner then came back. Dennis Crawford came (still here) And Mattie Adkinson, too, that year. Gary Piro hurried through Carolyn left, and Ronnie too. Although new friends came to stay We still missed those who went away. Of course, there were the prom and play Every day was a busy day. Father Knows Best and Pink Champagne Earned themselves quite a name. Now we were ready, too much, I fear. To rule the roost our senior year. Wilfred Graham would have led us through But he dropped school and married too. Dennis Crawford then lead the race Dale Staudacher in second place. Deanna Meech, by popular vote Was chosen to serve us as she wrote. We started school with students galore Though Mattie and Margie were here no more. Gwen and George Christenot came But Gwen returned to Cut Bank again. Gary Whitcomb was here for a while And Eunice was back with her welcome smile. Eula had left us, cheerful and harried Margie and Nancy had both gotten married. Of course, this year was a busy time As we made trips of every kind. We visited in Helena one day Though the snow tried to keep us away.