Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

i — Dedication a —Administration in — Classes iv — Favorites y — Sports vi —Activities vii —Advertisements TIME: Friday afternoon, 3:40 PLACE: Chester High School SCENE: Discarded gum wrappers, sunflower seeds, desks up- side down, muddy floors and blackboards white with chalk dust. ACT n TIME: Monday morning, 9:00 PLACE: Chester High School SCENE: Desks in straight rows, floors shining and blackboards ready for that first lesson. This is the scene of our school every week. Who is this, that does this hard task of making the school ready for the next week? Who is it that has the school ready every September for its occupants and who keeps it in this fine condition through nine months of wear and tear every year? Who keeps the hedges trimmed, the grass cut and watered? Who shovels the snow on the cold winter mornings? The answer to these questions?? Every student from the greenest freshman to the mightiest Senior knows the answer to all these questions. Mr. Jensen, known to all of us as Walt, is the one who deserves the credit for keeping old C. H. S. in such condition. Walt has seen twenty-three senior classes graduate from Chester Schools. For the fine work he has done during these past twenty-three years, we the senior class do ded- icate this annual to our custodian and friend, Mr. Walter Jensen. Sports, business Classes. Managers Activities Buzz Zorn, Ray Seid- litz, Bev Wright, Gary Shepherd, Willa Berg, Lyle Eveland, and Sharon Wright. Don Henry, Ronald Sunderland, Terry Swank, Jerry Albright, and Blake McDowell. Cletus Zorn, Nancy Iverson, Donna Kos- sei, Ellen Pugsley, Jodine Thielman, and Ellen Striegel. Delbert Boyer, Lois Lambott, John En- glund, and Dennis Stores. Co-Editors, Jim Wigmore and Roger Wolfe, .History, Will, Propheey favorites. School Calendar Superintendent of Schools A. M. VIE Secretary RAMONA McAULEY High School 7acuity LEFT TO RIGHT: LOUIS SCHROER Western College of Education History Social Studies GLENN PEARSON Mayville State Teachers College Commercial Arts HELEN BALLS Utah State University Home Iconomics Grade Music 7th Grade Spelling RICHARD HENDERSON University of Montana Eighth Grade Junior High Basketball ARDEN VIE University of North Dakota University of Montana Superintendent Band OWEN KLUKSDAHL Blackhills Teachers College Math Science NORADA PAXTON Southwestern State College English Chorus CONRAD GLAIM Augustana College Industrial Arts JOSEPH BRANNON Minot State Teachers College University of North Dakota Seventh Grade Driver Training Cooks Cooks: ANN LIDERS, ELEANOR REHAL, MARY LYNN CICON. Crode janitor LARRY BASSET Janitor -• Bus Drivers: BILL HOCHBERGER. BURNHAM MURRAY, JOE BRANNON. Bus Drivers :Z •4 ROGER ANDREW WOLFE My name don't mean a thing - I'm a bookworm. Band 8 years; Chorus 3-4; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Feature Band 1-2-3-4; State Band 3; German Band 2-3; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Two Dates For Tonight 3; Carnival King Attendant 4; Football 3-4; Student Council 1-3; Basketball 1-2 -3-4; Boys' State 3; Track 1-2-3-4; Baseball 3-4; Letterman's Club 3-4; Served Junior-Senior Banquet 2; Vice-President 2; Secretary-Treasurer 3. DONNA MAE KOSSEL Thou shall not sweat it. Band 8 years; Band Secretary 3; Band Librarian 4; Pep Band 5 years; Feature Band 3-4; Solo 4; German Band 3; Chorus 3-4; Triple Trio 2-3-4; Pep Club 2; Paper Staff 3-4; An- nual Staff 4; Two Dates For Tonight 3; Carnival Queen Attendant 4; Tantrum 4; Girls' State 3; Clarinet Trio 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Salutatorian 4. GARY LEE SHEPHERD When I'm not near the girl I love, I love the girl I'm near. Band 1-2-3-4; Band President 4; Pep Band 1; Feature Band 3-4; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Two Dates For Tonight 3; Carnival King 4; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Student Council 2-4, President 4; Boys' State 3; Submerged 4; Served Junior-Senior Banquet 2; Class President 2-4. RAYMOND RUSSELL SEIDUTZ Take care of me, good men are rare.” Band 7 years; Chorus 1-4; Pep Band 1-2; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Two Dates For Tonight 3; Tantrum” 4; Basketball 3-4; Letterman's Club 3-4; Boys’ State Alternate 3. JODINE PATRICIA THIELMAN Blessed is the man who invented sleep. Band 3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 3-4; Feature Chorus 2; Triple Trio 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Two Dates For Tonight 3; Carnival Queen 4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Twirling 1; Tantrum” 4; Served Junior-Senior Banquet 3; Speech 3-4; Quartet 3. JAMES CHARLES WIGMORE They say every girl is a volume; If only I could leam to read. Transferred from Choteau, Montana 2; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Football 3-4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 3-4; Track 3-4; Two Dates For Tonight 3; Submerged 4; Letterman's Club 3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Vice-President 3; Sec- retary-Treasurer 4; Carnival King Attendant 4. BLAKE JAY McDOWELL The only way to have a friend is to be one. Transferred from Shelby 2; Band 2-3-4; Pep Band 2-3-4; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Two Dates For Tonight 3; Tantrum 4; Letterman's Club 3-4; Base- ball 3-4; Football 3-4; Red and White Ball King 4; Track 2-3-4. N WILLAGENE BERG Why should the devil have all the good times. Band 8 years; Pep Band 5 years; Chorus 4; Feature Band 3- 4; German Band 3; Solo 4; Triple Trio 4; Clarinet Quartet 3; Clarinet Trio 4; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Band Librarian 4; Two Dates For Tonight 3; Tantrum 4- Pep Club 2. DELANOR DEAN ZORN He works on the theory that a football field isn't the only place one needs a line. Band 8 years; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 1-2; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Two Dates For Tonight 3; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Letterman's Club 4; I'm A Fool 4. TERRENCE LEE SWANK Study is a luxury in which I never indulge. Band 3-4; Band Vice-President 4; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Two Dates For Tonight 3; Football Captain 4; Letterman's Club 3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 3-4; Sergeant of Arms 4; Submerged 4; Secretary-Treasurer 2-3. BEVERLY DIANNE WRIGHT What can't be cured must be en- dured. Chorus 1-2-3-4; Triple Trio 4; Pep Club 2; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Two Dates For Tonight 3; Car- nival Attendant 4; Twirling 1-2-3-4; Majorette 3-4; Tantrum 4; Served for Junior-Senior Banquet 2. GERALD LESLIE ALBRIGHT I’ve got it bad, and that ain't good. Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Two Dates For Tonight 3; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball Manager 4; Baseball 3-4; Student Council 4; Vice-President Senior Class; Tantrum 4; Letterman's Club 3-4; Red and White Ball King 3. RONALD GENE SUNDERLAND Wine, women and song are getting me down. I guess I'll have to give up singing. Band 7 years; Pep Band 1-2-3; Feature Band 3-4; State Band 4; Solo 4; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Two Dates For Tonight 3; Football 1-4; Letter- man's Club 4; I'm A Fool 4. i ELLEN CATHERINE PUGSLEY Good qualities need no advertising. Chorus 1 2-3-4; Feature Chorus 2-3; Girls' Quartet 3; Triple Trio 2-3-4; State Chorus 3; Pep Club 1; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Two Dates For Tonight 3; Tantrum 4. ELLEN MARIE STRIEGEL I'll agree with you but you're wrong. Transferred from Valdez, Alaska 3; Chorus 3; Pep Club Secretary 3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Girls' State Alternate 3; I'm A Fool 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3-4; Valedictorian. SHARON LAVONNE WRIGHT No wonder teachers hair turns grey, I chatter, chatter, all the day. Chorus 1; FHA 2-4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3-4; Pep Club Reporter 3; Vice- President of Pep Club 4; FHA President 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Pep Club 1-3-4. DONALD KENTON HENRY If girls interfere with your work, quit work. Transferred from Tipton, Missouri 1; Chorus 1; Football 1; Transferred back to Tipton, Missouri 2-3; Trans- ferred back here 4; Chorus 4; Football 4; Letterman's Club 4. LOIS LYNN LAMBOTT Genius is the capacity of evading hard work. Band 1-2-3; Pep Band 2-3; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Two Oates For To- night 3; Twirling 1-2; I'm A Fool 4. BRUCE EDWARD WALTER Heaven can wait. Transferred from Fort Collins, Colo- rado 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Submerged 4. NANCY ANN IVERSON My best thought always comes a little too late. FHA Vice-President 2-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; I'm A Fool 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3-4; Pep Club 2-4. CLETUS ARLENE ZORN Once upon a time - and once was enough. Chorus 1 -2-3-4; FHA 2-4; FHA Treas- urer 4; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1-2-4; I'm A Fool 4. — DELBERT HAROLD BOYER I'm not lazy, I'm just saving my energy. Transferred from Forest Grove. Oregon 2; Paper staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 3-4; Submerged 4. LYLE RICHARD EVELAND Studies if he takes a notion, but it's so much easier to make a commotion. Chorus 1-3-4; Paper Staff 3-4; An- nual Staff 4; Editor of Chester Coyote 3; Submerged 4. DENNIS WARREN STORES There are two sides to everything - the wrong side and my side. Chorus 1-2-3-4; Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Football 1-2-4; Track 1-2-4; Baseball 3; Letterman's Club 4. JOHN ENGLUND The more men think, the less they talk. Paper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; I'm A Fool 4. History The class of 1958 made its first high school appearance in September 1954 with a cast of 34 mem- bers. During this, our first act, we presented ourselves as the typical green freshmen. On initiation day we were welcomed by the eager and friendly Seniors of 1955, our characters ranged from bathing beau- ties, hula dancers, to bums. In the starring roles were president - Wally Luchetti, vice-president - Robert Mann, and secretary-treasurer - Delanor Zorn. Miss Helen Ogden was our director during our first appearance. Our amateur cast had gained these distinguished names, Lemoin Werner and Francis Thomas. Leaving the show were Areal Rives, Roger Walker, Fred Campbell, Frank Nations, Lavonne Ott, Joyce Gavin, Bobby Jack Wilson, Eri Buno, Russell Sanderson, Margaret Ward, Francis Thomas, and Virginia Yorborough. In our sophomore year we were fast becoming acquainted with the wings of C. H. S. Although things were looking up, we were looking forward to our 3rd and 4th acts. During this run the spotlights were cast on Roger Wolfe - president, Gary Shepherd - vice-president, and Terry Swank - secretary-treasurer. Mr. Earl Haugen was our manager. New faces found on stage were James Gautier, Blake McDowell, Del- bert Boyer, James Wigmore, Cathy Axman, Donna Poil, Wreatha McIntosh, Darlene Fuhs, and Eri Buno. Making their exit were Donna Poil, Wreatha McIntosh, Darlene Fuhs, Cathy Axman, Eri Buno, Robert Mann, Wally Luchetti, James Gautier, Don Henry, and Carol New. Our third act was a huge success, as by this date we had all acquired a considerable amount of ham. Outstanding cast members were president - Terry Swank, vice-president - James Wigmore, and secretary- treasurer - Roger Wolfe. Dramatic coach was Mrs. Joe Brannon. Ellen Striegel joined our Actors Guild at this time. Box office specials were the play Two Dates For Tonight, class rings, and we sponsored the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom with the theme Paradise of the Deep. In our fourth and final curtain call, we the Seniors of 1958 made our most spectacular performance. Idols of this season were president - Gary Shepherd, vice-president - Jerry Albright, and secretary- treasurer - James Wigmore. Mr. Glenn Pearson acted as producer. Helping to make our stage career such a smash hit were Bruce Walter and Don Henry who joined us in the fall of 1957. The major attrac- tions during this run were the repeat performance of initiation, our three one act plays the Tantrum, I’m A Fool, and Submerged. We also made the annual trip to Hawe for senior pictures. We were honored celebrities at the Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom with the theme Sayonora. Before closing the show we made a personal tour of Montana, otherwise known as Sneak Day. Finished, Yet Just Begun was chosen for our class motto, class colors are helio and white, and the class flower is the Iris. As we made our exit from the spotlights of C. H. S. we partook in the Baccalaureate ceremony. On graduation night we bid our farewells to our audience. These four showings are simply a premier of things to come from the Senior Class of 1958. This week The Latest Chit Chat Column shall be devoted to the graduates of 1958 of Chester High School who all seem to be quite prominent in the social as well as the news world. The one who seems to be rating the biggest splash at present is DELBERT BOYER who has started a school in the deep, dark jungles of the Belgian Congo where he is teaching the natives his bongo methods known as Beat the Bongoes with Boyer. LYLE EVELAND, the lazy Einstein, has finally become ambitious enough to develop an ingenious device for taking the chuck holes out of streets, those of Chester are included, naturally. NANCY IVERSON and CLETUS ZORN, still the inseparable twosome, are making their debuts in the play Siamese Twins. “ JOHN ENGLUND, the country millionaire, has just purchased the King Ranch in Texas. When asked why he didn't but some land on the moon, he replied What's the moon got that Texas hasn't?” RONNIE SUNDERLAND, the one time Elvis imitator, has worked up a routine known to him as real cool which has just won him the Bop King Title of the World. SHARON WRIGHT going by the name of Positively Painless Pete, has just developed a painless method of extracting teeth. DON HENRY unable to find a mate in the U. S. to suit his taste has moved to Arabia where he has a small harem of 300 girls which are to this day not paid for. BUZZ ZORN is playing for the Harlem Globe Trotters. Incidentally he is the only white man to partici- pate on any all Negro team. BLAKE McDOWELL is the owner of Blakes Snakey side shows in which the main attraction is, of course, Blake who performs dangerous feats with his horse Blondie which is named after his wife. ELLEN STRIEGEL is now employed as secretary of the Lonely Hearts Club. She has more names and ad- dresses than any other woman in the world, yet she still remains single. She's seen so many of these af- fairs go wrong that she lost her taste for romance. LOIS LAMBOTT has just received her R. N. degree and was fortunate enough to obtain a position nursing Elizabeth Taylor’s children. DENNIS STORES is chief mattress tester at the Winken Blinken and Nod Mattress Co. Imagine getting to sleep on the job - Looks like he's still up to his old tricks! JERRY ALBRIGHT is now barber to the bald actors and actresses in Hollywood. His best patron being none other than Yul Bryner. The first woman to conquer outer space is WILLAGENE BERG. She's a real smarty, fed them Bergs Belch- less Beer. Title of coach of the year was presented to LEFTY W1GMORE for the brilliant maneuvers used by his team from Sing Sing College. El Tauna, otherwise known as BEV WRIGHT, just finished her performances at the Cow Palace where she did the dance of the Seven Veils. Mean-while back at the farm TERRY SWANK is now experimenting on another type of grain. He be- lieves that his type will grow to maturity in just six weeks thus allowing him more free time. GARY SHEPHERD is now running for the job of senator. If he should succeed in gening this post it would certainly be his type of work as he always did have the ability to talk fast and say the right thing when in a difficult situation. JODINE THIELMAN has just recently finished a dramatic course and is now teaching it in CHS. BRUCE Raunchy WALTERS' book. Bruce's Rock Abye Your Baby” bed time stories, has just passed the two million mark and is still selling. Guess we’U have to read it to find out why it's a best seller. ROGER WOLFE, an architect major, is now building sky scrapers to the moon in New York. Claims he likes sitting on top of the world. As for us, DONNA KOSSEL and Q.LEN PUGSLEY, we have had five husbands in two years and are con- centrating on our sixth!!! It’s a great scheme, made us a million. Will We, the Class of 1958, in the town of Chester, the county of Liberty, and the state of Montana, be- ing in as good mental condition as usual, do hereby make this, our last will and testament. We give and bequeath, freely and without reservations or stipulations, to the Junior class, our right- ful heirs, and to their heirs and assigns forever our most important and valuable properties, namely, our self-satisfaction, our importance, and our wisdom, all of which we possess in enormous quantities. In addition to this, all our privileges and rights as Seniors in classroom will revert to them, as well as any notebooks, pencils, fountain pens, unfinished lollypops, or unfinished business, including debts con- tracted while engaged in the business of being Seniors. We give and bequeath, to the Junior class our well-known nerve, which they will need next year, and all the examination questions we have been given during the past year. We believe that an examina- tion, like History, often repeats itself. The answers, never owned in entirety, have long since been mis- laid by us and are not included in this legacy. To our friends, the Sophomore class, we leave our patience. It will be found useful as the only means by which they can endure the Juniors. To the young and unsophisticated Freshmen we leave a map of the school building, so that they will not get lost and roam about in everybody's way looking for theit classrooms. We include with this map our little book entitled, How to tell the Teachers, written by Rog in behalf of the entire class. The legatees will notice this book is not WHAT to tell the teachers but HOW. It contains specific information as to which teachers can be bluffed, which are easy and which are hard to please and those whom it is impossible to please. It tells who your favorite authors must be to stand well with the English department, which political party the history teacher belongs to, and what questions to ask to make the science teacher forget the lesson and be interesting. This information is invaluable to any wishing fo make high grades in the subjects mentioned. It is noticed that, although we have left bequests to the Junior class, soon to be Seniors, to the Sophomores, soon to be Juniors, and to those who will in the fall, become Freshmen, we have made no mention of the present Freshman class which will be known as the Sophomore class in a few months. We have left them nothing, because by that time their self-evaluation will have attained such heights that nothing in our possession would be regarded by them as worthy of their distinction. BLAKE McDOWELL bequeaths to his brother, Lance, his supply of language. Now, with this, Lance can talk more and say less than anyone in high school. RAY SEIDLITZ in providing for Sharon Ward's care after graduation leaves this duty to Gail Christenot. DELANOR ZORN (BUZZY) wills his ability to fake a foul on the basketball court to all future Chester Coyotes, and he hopes that they can get away with it as he did. JERRY ALBRIGHT wills his class ring to Verna Lehrman so that she might not forget. JOHN ENGLUND bequeaths his shyness to Barbara Whitney in hopes that she will appreciate it. TERRY SWANK wills his front tooth to anyone who has the nerve to play football. DELBERT BOYER. LYLE EVELAND, BRUCE WALTER and DENNIS STORES bequeath their seats in deten- tion hall to anyone who thinks he can commit the perfect crime and get away with it. JIM WIGMORE wishes Speed Wright had willed him his height last year so that he could have passed it on to someone else. NANCY IVERSON wills her smooth, easy going personality to Richard Burrows. ELLEN PUGSLEY leaves her senior ways to all future seniors. GARY SHEPHERD passes on a bottle of brown Shinola shoe polish to Garry Heikkila. DON HENRY bequeaths his charming ways to Russell Meech. Q.LEN STRIEGEL will the honor of being valedictorian to anyone who likes to make speeches. RONNIE SUNDERLAND bequeaths his desk in the hall to anyone who finds English boring. WILLAGENE BERG wills her friendly ways to Andrea Bubnash. In 1956 Dianne Luchetti willed her position as top gum chewer of the school to CLETUS ZORN and now CLETUS is passing it on to Judy Graham. DONNA KOSSEL leaves to Sylvia Freeland her position of first chair clarinet. LOIS LAMBOTT wills her ability to sleep all through high school to anyone who needs some extra rest. BEVERLY WRIGHT bequeaths her majorette hat to Sandra Swank. JODINE THIELMAN and ROGER WOLFE give their blessing to Linda Kammerzell and Gary Standiford. SHARON WRIGHT leaves a certain junior boy to a certain freshman girl. | !3 X L' 1 1,1 V .L-9-: i '• f L, irk RICHARD BURROWS GALE CHRISTENOT DALLAS DENTER DENIS FREELAND DANIEL HARMON RAYMOND HEMMER LINDA KAMMERZELL MIDORI KAWANISHI BETTY LAKEY ROBERT MATTSON ROBERT McAULEY GEORGE McGUIRE RUSSEL MEECH ROBERT FETTAPIECE MARILYN SCHROER DOROTHY SHETTEL GARY STANDIFORD MARION STANDIFORD SANDRA SWANK BILLIE VIOLETT GARY WENDT DUANE ZORN ophomom Arlene Albright Jeri Alex Suzanne Bredeson Norman Bruce James Cicon Errol Fritz Tom Gilltn Judy Graham Linda Graham Sharon Gummer Gerry Heikkila Bruce Jacobson Jim Laas Margaret Lalum Lance Lambott Verna Lehrman Lance McDowell Vicky Pettapiece John Schroer Helen Stores Edwin Stubbert Marjorie Thielman Meridel Wendt Barbara Whitney Teddy Zom Gary Zom veshmm Sandra Albright Beverly Anderson Carolyn Barrett George Berg Pat Bresnahan Sally Brown Andrea Bubnash Birgit Burkhard Kenny Christenot Aline Eveland Wayne Eveland Joel Fenger Allen Flaten Sylvia Freeland Bonnie Fritz Eddie Green Ronnie Greer Lila Ish Gary Jensen Darlene Laas Mariene Lalum Robert Lalum Andrea Mattson Clarence Morrison Robert Nordstrom Judy O'Brien Terry Odegard Ben Oswood Margaret Runnion Pat Seidlitz Billy Steven Sharon Ward Sherrill Ward Gordon Wendt Darla Yarborough 8th Qrade FRONT ROW: Don Keith, Rodney Shepherd, Larry Elies, Dick Alex, Bob Hutchison, Marvin Sunderland, John Starke, Terry Rockman, Judy Harmon. SECOND ROW: Mr. Henderson, Peggy McDowell, Susan Haugen, Myrna Shepherd, Audrey Odegard, Carolyn Goodbar, Virginia Schultz, Betty Burgess, Karen Schaefer, Sharon Wichens. THIRD ROW: David Peppenger, Dick Violett, Ted Ward, Larry Leighton, Howard Cicon, Larry Shaw, Monte Lerum, Loretta Fritz, Carolyn Lehman, Edna Lalum, Micky Gummer and Karen Schroer. 7th Qrade FRONT ROW: Fred Stores, Tommy Meech, Gregg Murray, Ray Standiford, Gary Kaushagen, Karen Nealy, Kather ine Kammerzell, Roberta Freeland, Diana Burrows, Donna Stores, Nancy Alex. SECOND ROW: Mr. Brannon, Gary Odegard, Vance Graham, Paul Zorn, Stuart Stone, Martin Wendt, Robert Stores, Kirsten Burkhard, Donna Fritz, Linda Bassett, Diana Brown, Barbara Anderson. NOT PICTURED ARE: Richard Lehrman and Larry Martin- son. [meid vy Qradc School faculty Mrs. Lux, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Brandvold, Mr. Clark, Mr. Curtis, Miss Spoonheim. Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Meech and Mrs. McDowell. 6th Qradc FRONT ROW: Darlene Zorn, Janne Lux. Dana Ray, Lois Jacobson, Tommy Hathaway, Jimmy Steven. SECOND ROW: Dave Curtis, Frances Schaefer, Judy Burgess, Pat O'Brien, Dorothy Carlson, Penny Wattnem, Ella Christe- not, Douglas Shepherd, Dennis Wendt. THIRD ROW: Jack Jacobson, Richard Theiltgas, Neil Bredeson, John Kam merzell, Neal Eveland, Billy Morkrid and Wayne Wardell. FRONT ROW: Monte Ward, Mike Violett, Ron Ward, Marjorie Stores. Julie Hanson, Claudine Broadhurst. Larry Chappell, Hal Dafoe, Jack Ray, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hanson, Agnes Chappell, Kenny Halverson, Paul Schaefer, Barry Wendt, A1 Stone, A1 Anderson, Bud Brown, Chance Eaton, Cal Oraw, Denny Hanson. THIRD ROW: Tom Gummer, Bemie McAuley, George Beeby, Dick Hunnewell, Donna Yarborough, Ardess Ebeland, Pamela Symms, Ardell Eveland. 5th and 6th Qrade FRONT ROW: Donna Heimbigner, Sonya Kolstad, Mary Lakey, Glory Stores, Arlene Jensen, Arthur Lalum, David Hanson. Ken Pettapiece, Donnie Laas, Don Shepherd. BACK ROW: Mr. Clark, Terry Thielman, Denzil Flaten, Donna Lehman, Glenda Cicon, Shirley Green, Harley Shepherd, Ronny Heikkila, LeeRay Staudacher, Donald Heimbigner, Leslie Layton. 3rd and 4th Qrade Combination FRONT ROW: Bonnie Kultgen, Barbara Brown, Jean Couture, Gail Harden, Sharon Glaze, Betty Lerum, Bertha Runnion, James Wattnem, Don Evans, Harvey Ryun. SECOND ROW: Larry Halverson, Roger Hochberger, Nick Schiltz, Gary Mader, Douglas Pettapiece, David Hunnewell, Mark Leighton, Janice McAuley, Helen Wanken and Charlene Rominger, TEACHER: Mrs. Lux. 4th tirade FRONT ROW: David Curtis, David Keith, Ricky O'Bruebm, Ronald Odegard, Rlynn Rockman, Lee Wigen, Carol Shaw, Karen Gilbert, Martha Steven, Joanne Stores, Joanna Lux. SECOND ROW: Miss Sponheim, Lunda Weher, Anna Mahaffey. Carole Lakey, Carmen Jensen, Roger Shepherd, Allan Wickens, Darlene Israel, Alice Lalum. Suzanne Curtis. THIRD ROW: David Markrid, John Fritz, Donald Wendt, Douglas Wendt, Louis Hull, Le Roy Green, Loretta Hull, and Donna aham. 3rd Qrade FRONT ROW: Kenneth Kultgen, Monte Barrett, Danny Hiembigner, Marcus Schaefer, Tony Gagnon, Glee Murray, Lila Bassett, Linda Hulett, Mary Bresnahan, Jeonette Blaisdell. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Brandvold, Mary Eileen Cole, Beverly Lakey, Carol Ann Boyer, Krystal Keith, Pat Beeby. Dawn Shepherd, Sandra Gagner, Donise Gummer, Diane Gabbert, James Stores, Raymond Runnion. THIRD ROW: Arnold Lalum, Clinton Wigen, Mike Mahaffey, Sheila Hanson, Linda Thielman, Phil Aaberg, Bryce Rockman, Melvin Lehman, Gary Eaton, M. Glaze. 2nd Grade FRONT ROW: James Keith, Tyrone Rockman, Steven Oraw, Lon Evans, Larry Hanson, Christine Jensen, Marcia Rominger, Susan Yurman, Sherill Dial, Nancy Standiford, Neoma Rude, Bonnie Laas, Glenda Putman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pearson, Lois Anderson, Dawn Albright, Linda Runnion, Randy Christofferson, Gary Layton, Gary Hochberger, Beverly Harden, Robert Dafoe, Charles Hull, Patsy Lalum, Charlotte Israel, Marjorie Symms, and Susan Anderson. NOT PICTURED ARE: Sharon Burrows and Eddie Nelson. 1stQradc FRONT ROW: Suzanne Shaw, James Koltgen, Francis Styren, Judy Curtis, Bryan Wendt, Rodney Keith, John Cur- tis, Deborah Lux, Mary Anne Runnion, Calvin Hanson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. McDowell, Gary Thieltges, Richard Brown, Allen Lalum, Dexter Boswroth, Donneta Gabbert, Luana Starke, Debora O'Brien, Brian Winden, Curtis Henderson, Benjamin Morrison, and Shannon Putman. 1st Grade FRONT ROW: Brenda Winden, Ruth Lakey, Carrol Scofield, Linda Couture, Lee Gagnon, Joseph Evans, Joseph Jacobson, Thomas King, Steven Layton, Danny Shepherd, Jay Gifford. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Meech, Stephen Nardi, Stephen Aaberg, Jeffry Bredeson, Gerald McCauley, Marie Styren, Judith Eveland, Ida Steven. Roilene Heimbigner, Alta Roney, Judith Peterson. avorites m SENIORS J. Wigmore, Secretary-Treasurer; G. Shepherd, Pres- ident; J. Albright, Vice-President; Mr, Pearson, Ad- visor, JUNIORS L. Kammerzell, Secretary-Treasurer; R. Meech, Pres- ident; G. McGuire, Vice-President; Miss Balls, Ad- visor. Class Officers and Advisors SOPHOMORES V. Lehrman, Secretary-Treasurer; G. Heikkila, Pres- ident; G. Zorn. Vice-President; Mrs. Paxton, Advisor. FRESHMEN S. Ward, Secretary-Treasurer; C. Barrett, President; R. Nordstrom, Vice-President; Mr. Schorer, Advisor. Most jCikely to Succeed Best Dressed GARY SHEPHERD LINDA KAMMERZELL BRUCE WALTER MIDORI KAWANISHI Best Athletes JIM WIGMORE ROGER WOLFE Most Studious SEPTEMBER School started Class elections Carolyn Barret elected Freshman cheerleader Virginia City Players Seniors honor Freshmen and new Faculty members Class rings and announcements picked OCTOBER 11 N.S.A. 15 Ping Pong pictures 18 Juniors win raffle sales 19 Carnival big success 22 Senior pictures 24-25 Teachers convention NOVEMBER DECEMBER 18 Christmas Party 20 Vacation starts 21 Sally went to Libby JANUARY School starts again Saturday school Havre Central here Saturday school End of Semester N. S.A. Write themes for P. A. D. 5 N.S.A. 8 Freshman return party 11 Veterans day - no school 15 Junior Play Swing Fever 23 Saturday school 25 N.S.A. FEBRUARY 14 Rudyard there 18 N.S.A. 19-22 District Tournament MARCH N.S.A. Missoula Jubileers and Eastern Montana College Senior Play Feature Band and Chorus APRIL 3 N.S.A. 4 Good Friday 7 Easter Vacation ends 10 Junior Senior Banquet 11 Junior Prom 11 End of six weeks 18 District Music Festival in Chinook 26-26 Speech meet in Havre 25-27 Sneak Day, Fun and more fun! 28 Don H. leaves C. H. S. 29 T. B. Test f Annual Spring Concert Havre Band Festival State Music Festival Play Day Divisional track meet at Great Falls Baccalaureate Awards Day Attendants Bev. Wright, Roger Wolfe, Suzanne Shaw, Gary Shepherd, Jodine Thielman, Jimmy Keith, Jim Wigmore, Donna Kossel. Crown Bearers SUZANNE SHAW and JIMMY KEITH thktic s ROW X: M. Sunderland, T, Swank, D, Zorn, B. Matson, J. Wigmore, G. Standiford, R. Standiford. ROW 2: D. Curtis, R. Greer, D. Henry, G. Shepherd, R. Wolfe, G. Heikkila, G. Berg, G. McGuire. J. Laas, R. Sunderland. ROW 3: B. Stevens, L. McDowell, B. Mc- Dowell, B. Petapiece, T. Gillin, J. Albright, A. Flaten, D. Stores, J. Schrorer, J. Clark. WOLFE SWANK SUNDERLAND SHEPHERD ZORN BACKS Standiford, T. Swank, G. Heikkila, J. Laas, D. Henry, J. Wigmore, R. Sunderland, G. McGuire and R. Wolfe. Coach - CURTIS H V Stanford 33 12 Rudyard 50 20 Box Elder 47 0 Oilmont 45 6 Big Sandy 32 18 Joplin 20 0 INTER-DISTRICT Simms 19 51 Assistant Coach - CLARK L. McDowell, G. Wendt, T. Gillin, J. Albright. B. Zorn, B. Berg, B. Mattson. G. Shepherd and B. McDowell. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Wolfe, G. Heikkila, N. Bruce, G. Shepherd, T. Gillin, G. Standiford, G. Mc- Guire, T. Swank, D. Zorn, J. Wigmore and Coach Dave Curtis. Hingham T C. H. S. 76 OPPONENTS 26 Gildford T 57 41 Joplin T 65 49 Hingham H 73 18 Kremlin H 64 36 Box Elder T 76 37 Big Sandy H 57 39 Rudyard H 54 52 Gildford H 56 49 Oilmont T 58 50 Joplin T 51 57 Kremlin T 83 54 Box Elder H 84 46 Big Sandy T 54 57 Oilmont H 58 49 Rudyard T 74 64 Conrad NON-CONFERENCE H GAMES 29 45 Power T 51 61 Havre H 55 68 Conrad T 38 72 VaUer T 84 74 Kremlin TOURNAMENT 74 57 Gildford 56 60 Rudyard 74 60 Joplin 37 46 Conference Record 14-2 Head Coach - DAVE CURTIS Jim Wigmore. Gerry Heikkila. Roger Wolfe. Gary Sheperd. Buzz Zorn BOB MATTSON, Manager JERRY ALBRIGHT, Manager ‘T’ Squad FRONT ROW: John Schroer, Jim Laas, Lance Lambott, Bob Nordstrom, Ronnie Greer, Bill Steven. BACK ROW: Mr. Clark, Gary Zorn, George Berg. Allen Flaten, Ed Green, Jim Cicon, Teddy Zorn, Manager. fjmior High Ray Standiford, Marvin Sunderland, Bob Hutchinson, Kenny Shaw, Monte Lerum, John Stores. Larry Leighton, Ted Ward, Vance Graham, Gary Kaushagen, Rodney Shepherd. KNEELING: Manager Howard Cicon and Coach Dick Henderson. G. McGuire, B. Wolfe. B. McDowell. B. McAuley, G. Shepherd. B. Nordstrom, L. Lambott. Zrack B. McAuley, J. Albright, G. McGuire, C. Morrison. B. Nordstrom. R. Wolfe, L. Lambott, T. Gillin , D. Curtis, coach, G. Standiford, J. Wigmore, B. McDowell, G. Shepherd, G. Heikkila. G. Berg, E. Green. D. Zorn, Assistant coach J. Clark. JERRY ALBRIGHT BUZZ ZORN JIM WIGMORE blake mcdowell FRONT ROW, left to right: McGuire, Wolfe, Curtis, Clark, Mattson, Swank. SECOND ROW: Laas, Seidlitz, Wig- more. Albright, Zorn. Gillin, Heikkila, Berg. THIRD ROW: Henry, Stores, B. McDowell, Sunderland, Shepherd, L. McDowell, Wendt, Pettapiece, and Standiford. Pep Club FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Thielman, Swank. Kammerzell, Wright, Lakey, Streigle, Miss Sponheim, Bar- rett, J. Thielman. SECOND ROW: Harmon, Shepherd, Wickens, Alex, Standiford, Violett. Whitney. S. Gum- mer, S. Ward. THIRD ROW: Bredison, Lerman, Schorer, M. Gummer, Burgess, Laium, M. Runnion, Lalum, Graham. FOURTH ROW: Stores, Mattson, Ish, S. Ward, Bresnahan, Seidlitz. Lalum. FIFTH ROW: Schaefer, Brown, Pettapiece, Eveland, Burkhart, Bassett, Kammerzell, Freeland, Nealy. SIXTH ROW: O’Brien, Burkhart. Schroer, Albright, Freeland, and Laas. Marjorie Thielman, Jodine Thielman, Carolyn Barren and Sandra Swank, Betty Burgess, Diana Brown and Katherine Kammerzell dmtm 7.HJ. FRONT ROW: S. Freeland. P. Seidlitz. C. Barrett. S. Wright. President; H. Balls. Advisor; C. Zorn. N. Iver- son, P. Bresnahan. SECOND ROW: A. Albright, V. Lehrman, L. Ish, A. Mattson, S. Bredeson. V. Petapiece, M. Runnion, S. Ward, A. Eveland, M. Laium, S. Gummer, B. Whitney, L. Kammerzell, D. Laas. M. Lalum, J. O'Brien, H. Stores. Paper Staff FRONT ROW: L. Lambott, E. Pugsley, B. Wright. SECOND ROW: C. Zorn. E. Striegel. W. Berg, D. Kossel, J. Thielman, N. Iverson, S. Wright. J. Wigmore, D. Zorn. B. Walter. R. Sunderland. J. Englund, D. Boyer. D. Stores. THIRD ROW: Mr. Pearson. Advisor; R. Seidlitz, B. McDowell, R. Wolfe. G. Shepherd, J. Albright, L. Eveland, T. Swank, D. Henry. L I L % Ti iL - r ill _i� . -ii Concert Maud FRONT ROW: D. Kossel, S. Freeland, C. Barren, C. Lehman, R. Seidlitz, D. Zorn, K. Kammerzell, M. Shepherd, P. McDowell, S. Gummer, L. Kammerzell, J. O'Brien. SECOND ROW: W. Berg, R. Freeland, S. Haugen, K. Schaefer, R. McAuley, B. Violett, B. Stevens, K. Burkhard, B. Anderson, V. Lehrman, M. Wendt, S. Bredeson, R. Greer, G. Jensen, R. Nordstrom, P. Seidlitz, and R. Sunderland. THIRD ROW: J. Laas, P. Bresnahan, D. Brown, A. Albright, S. Albright, C. Goodbar, R, Meech, G. Shepherd, B. McDowell, B. Berg, B. Burkhard, G. Heikkila, M. Thielman, L. Shaw and R. Wolfe. STANDING: Mr. Vie, B. Burgess, A. Eveland, M. Gummer, T. Swank, T. Gillin, J. Thielman, S. Swank and B. Wright. Pep Maud FRONT ROW: C. Barrett, S. Freeland. D. Kossel, J. O'Brien. P. McDowell, S. Gummer, L. Kammerzell. SECOND ROW: C. Lehman, W. Berg, R. Oeer, G. Jenson, R. Nordstom, P. Seidlitz. THIRD ROW: S. Haugen. B. Violett, B. McAuley. FOURTH ROW: S. Albright. A. Albright, P. Bresnahan, J. Laas, Mr. Vie. FIFTH ROW: Thielman.B. Burkhart, M. Wendt, S. Bredeson. BASSESS: B. Berg, R. Meech, B. McDowell. DRUMMERS: A. Eveland, M. Gummer, and J. Thielman. SOLOS: W. Berg. J. O'Brien. R. Wolfe, B. Berg. OFFICERS - BACK ROW: Mr. Vie. S. Gummer, R. Sunderland, and D. Kossel. Shepherd, T. Swank. L. Kammerzell, J. Thielman, W. Berg, and D. Kossel. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Paxton, L. Graham, N. Iverson, C. Zorn, B. Anderson, V. Pettapiece, D. Shettle, V. Lahr man, M. Laium, J. O'Brien, P. Bresnahan, P. Seidlitz, S. Gummer, D. Kossel, W. Berg, S. Ward, M. Glim- mer, B. Whitney, M. Runnion. SECOND ROW; A. Bubnash, L. Ish, S. Albright, C. Barrett, S. Swank, A. Al- bright, M. Laium, S. Bresdeson, M. Laium, E. Eveland, B. Burkhard, L. Kammerzell, M. Wendt, C. Good- bar, S. Ward, S. Freeland, D. Laas. THIRD ROW: Dennis Stores, B. Berg, D. Zorn. G. Heikkila, R. Wolfe, L. Eveland, B. Pettipeice, D. Boyer, D. Burrows, D. Henry, T. Swank, R. Seidlitz. B. Wright, J. Theilman, and E. Pugsley. OFFICERS TRIPLE TRIO Mrs. Paxton, S. Swank, R. Wolfe, D. Shettle and P. Bresnahan, P. Seidlitz, S. Gummer, D. Kossel, B. Burkhart. S. Swank, W. Berg, B. Wright, J. Theilman and E. Pugsley. wirlers K. Schaefer, s. Swank c Wright. P. SeidJitz d ’« Gummer B. Burgess. ’ D Brown and B. Majorette BEV WRIGHT FIRST ROW, sitting, front to back: Verna Lehrman, Gary Zorn, Jim Wigmore and Jerey Albright. SECOND ROW: Sandra Swank, George McGuire, Donna Kossel and Robert Nordstrom. THIRD ROW; Linda Kammerzell, Carolyn Barrett, Sharon Ward and Gerry Heikkila. FOURTH ROW: Russel Meech and Gary Shepherd. STANDING, left to right: Mr. Vie, Mr. Henderson, Mrs. Paxton, Mr. Schroer, Mr. Kluksdahl, Mr. Brannon, Miss Balls, Mr. Curtis, Mr. Pearson and Mr. Glaim. OFFICERS: Gary Shepherd, president; Sandra Swank, vice-president and Donna Kossel, secre- tary-treasurer. dvmiism CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1958 fterg Motors SALES SERVICE EMMERS BERG, Proprietor Phone 4-2291 YOUR TROUBLES KEITH’S CHEVROLET OK Used Cars Expert Auto Repair Chester Phone 4-3561 IWiceS v ft V| is our in Wearing Apparel V fFIRST thought jHEt LOUISE’S THE SHOPPE HI-LINE CLEANERS Graff - Lofties for Expert Dry Cleaning Jl Vicky Vaughn Phone 4-3121 Chester Phone 4-2831 H. AND O. DENTER Stop Service LOU’S CARTER SERVICE Souvenirs - Cabins Lothair, Montana In Its Fifty-third Year Official County Paper Official City Paper IRVIN HUTCHISON, Editor Oberty County times w STANDARD For All Petroleum Products RALPH SHEPHERD, Chester Agent Phone 4-2446 STANDARD OIL CO. LIBERTY COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY ---' Official Bonded Abstracters of Title for Liberty County R. E. MATKIN Manager The Ideal Entertainment Is the Movies Show Time: Monday, Thursday, Friday 8:00 P.M. Sunday, Wednesday, Saturday 7:00 and 9:00 P. M. Jiulett MOTORS Expert Service Prompt Attention Tire Sales and Repair GMC Sales and Service AUTHORIZED SALES ADD SERVICE usitoimi Buick Sales, Service and Parts RAY HULETT, Proprietor Phone Edison 4-3391 C. E. COLLISON, Manager Phone 4-2622 THE CHESTER BODY SHOP 24 Hour Wrecker Service Body and Fender Painting WAYNE DEFOE, Proprietor Phone 4-3701 Congratulations For t0 thC (I Dependable Grain Storage Graduating Wheat Treating class and fljl Farm Bin Spray See TRIANGLE ELMER HARDWARE MUNCY CLIFF HANSON AND SONS at Phone 4-2301 Chester GENERAL MILLS ELEVATOR Z'hie I Implement Chester, Montana Minneapolis Moline Farm Equipment Schafer Plows Calkins Rod Weeders Graham Hoeme Plows Columbia Grain Bins ED THIELMAN, Proprietor Phone EDison 4-2471 SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT McCABE ELEVATOR CO. Gas Oil Lubrication Grains Phone 4-3341 Chester, Montana STAUDACHER IMPLEMENT CO. Chester, Montana Tractors - Combines - Implements Authorized Sales and Service HENDERSON'S DRIVE INN Prompt Courteous Service Sandwiches - Ice Cream Fountain Drinks Speedy Curb Service JACK HENDERSON, Proprietor Phone Edison 4-3933 Congratulations to the Senior Class of '58 MIRACLE GAS COMPANY HENDERSON'S BROTHERS, Managers Propane and Butane Gas and Appliances Guaranteed 24-Hour Service CHESTER TRADING COMPANY Delivery Service Cheaper Prices Refrigerated Meat Lockers Quality Meat and Vegetables Phone 4-2561 Chester CHESTER IMP. CO. John Deere Sales and Service Hi-Lines Most Complete Farm Store Chester, Montana WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT LIBERTY COUNTY BANK Your Patronage Solicited Member of F. D. I. C. Phone 4-3731 Coast to Coast Where Your Money Buys the Most. Leonard Appliances Zeigler Heaters Auto Accessories Sporting Goods Furniture Hardware MIKE NARDI Owner Locally Owned and Nationally Organized GOOD FOOD GIVE YOUR CAR 1 USE HUSKY at PRODUCTS THE MINT Service When You Need It Cars - Trucks Tractors KEITH’S Firestone Tires SERVICE BOB KEITH, Proprietor Phone 4-2121 p rs a PlitsuK! to Stay at THE Wheat Sheaf MOTEL Owned and Operated by C. P. BAKKE POST OF V. F. W. Completely Modern Apartments Reasonable Rates DARBY O’BRIEN Your Insurance Man Chester, Montana Phone 4-3871 Your Health 'C'OL ozcPl, BUSINESS ASKVOLD’S MEDICAL PHARMACY Complete Drugstore Phone 4-3571 YOUR Apt %a, cC is OUR BUSINESS MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE RUDE SHEET METAL Chester, Montana ELMER RUDE, Owner See the New Lennox Furnaces for the Finest in Heating mil’s STANDARD SERVICE BILL HOCHERGER Owner Jk FRANCIS NEAR Attendant Atlas Tires Tubes Batteries standard) Car Washing Lubricating Wheel Balancing Phone 4-3481 TODAY'S PROJECTS MEAN TOMORROW'S PROGRESS THE Chester TELEPHONE COMPANY Montana Power is building to continue to bring you all the electricity you need, when you need it and where you need it. Cochrane Dam, a 60,000-kilo- watt hydroelectric project and Montana Power's 14th genera- ting station, went into operation early in March. Montana Power pledges continued effort in pro- viding good service and helping to build this growing state. THE MONTANA POWER CO. An Independent Telephone Co. in ttie. YELLOW ?A6E$ R. L. GOODBAR, President L. S. GOODBAR Secretary For Quality Building Materials and FHA Loans See CLARENCE PETERSON at the Build and Own a Monarch Home DElta 4-2401 Chester, Montana TIBER TRACTOR COMPANY on Highway No. 2 BURNHAM MURRAY, Manager RUDY LEHMAN, Parts and Service Manager fjHVNOT tt FOP y 0( NSFLF? GRAND HOTEL CAFE Chester, Montana Qalata Co-Op Galata, Montana Petroleum Products - Free Delivery Farm Chemicals and Fertilizers Tires - Batteries - Misc. Propane - Bulk and Cylinders Phone He 2-2321 Feeds Seeds Grains Chemicals Fertilizers Union Elevator Co. Complete Line of Farm and Stockman Supplies Galata, Montana ftewkouse GRAIN CO. , INC. Your Grain Merchant Phone HE 2-2275 Galata, Montana Everything for Men Shoes for Everybody LOU LUCKE COMPANY Havre, Montana When In Havre, Montana Stop at the GLACIER MOTEL CAFE E. First St. Hi-Way 2 Phone 585 for Reservations 26 Units - 14 Kitchens Members of Motel Blue Book, A.M.A. M.M.H. A. , and National High Way Club Milk - the Energy Food Vita-Rich Guaranteed Quality VITA-RICH DAIRY, INC. No. 6 First Street Phone 1243 Havre, Montana CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '58 Mclmbrecht s PHOTO STUDIO Havre, Montana NORTHERN TIRE COMPANY Phone 1500 Havre Montana BING ’N BOB’S SPORT SHOP 226 First St. Year Round Sports Outfitters Phone 600 Havre, Montana Feeds Seeds Grains Chemicals Fertilizers Cloyd Carlson Manager Box 990 Havre, Montana Complete Line of Farm and Stockman Supplies Steam Rolling and Grinding Graiin Fxo-iange: NORMAN’S RANCH SPORTSWEAR (Formerly G. I. Store) Your Boy Scout Headquarters Havre, Mont. ANGSTMAN MOTORS, INC. CHEVROLET Your Friendly Chevy Dealer Havre, Mont. ROCKY MOUNTAIN PACKING CO. Wholesale Meats Custom Slaughtering Curing - Processing Havre, Montana Slacks Your Jeweler Since 1902 Havre, Montana frnj qoK. Havre, Montana 126 Second Street Phone 25 Gasolines Oils Tires and Tubes Batteries CHEVRON SUPREME BASOUMt GOLL’S CHEVRON STATION CLARENCE GOLL - Lessee Phone 660J Make Your New Piano a Hiway 2 East Havre, Montana KIMBALL or GULBRANSEN From the MUSIC CENTER LLOYD KELLY 226 4th Ave. Havre Have Those Faulty Brakes Repaired at HINEBAUCH BRAKE SERVICE We May Save Your Life Havre, Mont. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1958 BEAR PAW SALES AND SERVICE Expert Auto Repairs Havre and Chester, Montana Complete Line of A-C Farm Machinery Dear Subscriber: This yearbook has been made possible, in part, by adver- tisements from these business firms. Please give these advertisers your patronage because they are loyal boosters of your school. Sincerely, Staff LITHOGRAPHED BY ----- TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS • TEXAS Th mi Yearbooks of TAYLOR-MADE . b • - . y - Jr '-V. A- - b -if 'T -V -..nr. -Ov r - ;•• � a -- . ' % - , - a F ',