Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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We,- years, ,join in declaring to him --LA-J FER N HOICMES loaf Ecard, .lidfricf IO Mu-.I TED WESTIN HARRY HARWOOD Secretary to the Superintendent Chairman ofthe School Board Clerk of School Board FRANK SHARPLES BOB DOUGHTEN DON STEINMETZ DR. J. R. DICKSON E LAINE IVERSON C onc ordia C ollege , B.A. Vocal Music 4 6'LClfL FLOYD BOWEN MARJORIE ZIMMERMAN STANLEY FUGITA NAOMI INGWALSON Montana State College, B.S, N01'fh Dakota Univefsil-Y St. Anse1m's College, B.A, North Dakota State C ge Biology and Ag 'Cuuure Minnesota University English IZ Mo :ana scare c 1 MOHCBHH Siafe Ul'liV9T5ifY Latin I arfgll - Un rsity f consin,B.S. Shorthand I and Il ,W Home 0 ics 1. 11, and In Typing land Il 'gf I M MP' rx, 2 . f it 1 fiisrzv- , .,1Qffn.L f f L L 4 ' X, talk t Q' E CQ' i L X ' 4 , W x , . -its K .:. ,ham '54, -, .-.seen CHESTER BLAYLOCK Montana State University Montana State University Eastern College of Education, B.A, University of Wis in English 10 I herwood M ' Scho World History Civic Assist - 4 155 JEAN CROCKETT Algebra ed Mathematics Coach THOMAS BOWMAN University of Minnesota at uth, B.S. Montana Civic s ' War cry Genera thematics OE onomic s Q OSCAR PRESTBO Mayville State Colleg Science Montana State ive s' , .S Chemistry Biology , rithmetic m'mercia1 Law Physical Education Q, t 'LEN AETZ ' Teac r's College, B.A B rary glish ll DOLORES BOWMAN Ohio University. A.B. Latin l and ll English 12 30 MAR IAN NE LSON HEINTZ. DARLYNE DEEM JAMES ST OUD Montana State University, B,A. Montana University, B.A. Augsburg College, B.A. Central Misso ' llege Physical Education Geometry Vocal Music Montana State Univ y, B,A,, M,A Health 's Training ' ' e C ounselor X, As we memories of our most priceless to pass out of me high school hat is the of youthful happiness and more--junior--senior-'-where will they be hat will be their destiny 1 win 1ife'a long days will days are far fleeting , f' X, 'lurk hw. vi I i A-6 MBLVIN ANDERSON Slow but sure. RICHARD BLOCH Iain't dead, but f'm speechless. JAMES AC HER , JUDY ACHER MOUIEI' BIWBYS Said Vd be Just roamin' around this year. president. ....3 FRANK BROCKWAY Education is a process of driving a set of prejudices down one's throat. FFA...... . .... 1,Z,3.4 Student Counci1.............l F.H.A-............ .....1vZv4v G.A.A. ...... -----20334 Librar1an...... ..... 2.3 Pep Club ................... 3 -4 J'unior Gregg Artists Senior Gregg Artists Annual Staff ................. 4 Student Voice Staff ........ 4 Senior Girls CLAYTON BROD School is to be endured--not enjoyed. FFA..... .....1,3 BILLY BARGER Studies don't tempt me. NEVADA BONAR Greater men than I have lived but I doubt it. Pep Club ........ ...... 1 .3,4 Football .............. 1.2.3.4 Football Letter ....... 2.3.4 FFA ................. ...... 1 .2 Drama Club ......... ...... 4 Baseball Letter ...... .... 3 Annual Staff ................. 4 Senior Play.. National Honor Soc iety...4 AMF LlA CONNER Laugh and she'l1 laugh louder. FHA...... ............. ....1 Beginners' Band ...... . 1 High School Twirler... ....... Z,3,4 Librarian..... ....... . 2.4 Student Voice Staff..3,4 President Senior Girls Pep Club ................. 4 Annual Staff ..... ..... 4 Senior Play .... ...... 4 MARIAN COWAN She did nothing in parti- cular, and did that well. Senior Girls JOHN BR UMMER Whadda we do now, coach ? Pep Club ................. l FFA ................ 1,Z,3,4 Secretary FFA ......... 4 Beginners' Band ....... 1 Football Letter ........ 3,4 Football ............. 2.3.4 Basketball Letter ..... 3 Librarian, Glee Club.5 FFA Sentinel ........... 3 BILL DRUGGE Why the teachers lose patience! I I I MONTANA CLARIDGE Generally speaking, she is generally speaking. FHA ..... ...........1.Z.3 President FHA.. .... .. Librarian .... Glee Club................ Pep Club ........... . ..... Secretary-treasurer Junior Class Junior Play lead Secretary FHA.. ....... Senior Girls Drama Club............. Secretary Student Counc1l................. CAROL ER BAC HER l may be quiet in school, but that doesn't mean much FFA ...... ... 1,4 Glee Club ............... ...Z Z 4 Pep Club ................... FHA ...................... 3, Junior Gregg Artists Senior Girls Annual Staff.. ...... ....... Senior Gregg Artists 4- HELEN COUCH Neat, sweet, and hard to beat. Beginners' Band ......... 1 Band ................... 2.3,-1 Glee Club ..... ....... Z FHA ...................... 3,4 President Junior Gregg Artists Music Letter ..... .... 3 Senior Girls Annual Staff.. .......... ...4 Senior Gregg Artists PAUL DENNING H0 looks quiet, but talk to him. FFA ........ ....1.'1.4 Football ....... .... . ..... 5 .4 Treasurer FFA .... .. .... 4 JOYCE FERREE All I want to get out of school is me! GAA .......... ..... l ,3 Glee Club ..... ....... .l Band ................. l,2,3 Pep Club ............... 1,2 Double Sextette ........ Z Senior Girls ..... Annual Staff ............ 3 Senior Play lead .... ...3' ALVANIA GARDIPEE O time, however slow thy way, our shorty will grow up someday. GAA........... Glee Club ...... .....Z Senior Girls ROGER ERlCKSON Beware! I might do some- thing sensational! Pep Club...... TOM GRAHAM Don'trec1r,e so loudr-l'm sleeping. Scholarship letter , general science.....................l .... ..Z,3,4 Scholarship letter, biglog- CORNELIA FEIERTAG She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Glee C1ub..... .... 1,Z,3,4 Beginners' Band.......l 9 Scholarship letters Operetta..................l Latin Club............ 3,4 Music Letter ........... .3 National Honor Society W inner Znd place in State VFW Essay Contest LALAWNE GRATTON Study is a luxury in which I never did indulge. FHA ---------. ....... , , 1,Z,3,4 Vice-president F.H.A... 3 Beginners' Band ........... 1 Band ..................... 2.3.4 Junior Play... Drama Club ................ 4 Junior Gregg Artists Music Letter ............... 3 Librarian...... .... .... 4 Secretary-treasurer Senior Girls Secretary-treasurer Pep Club ................... ..... 4 GAA ...................... Z'3J4 Student Council repre- ' sentative ................ 4 Annual Staff ................ 4 if s NORMAN FRIEDE' Let every man be master of his time until seven at night. .... .l,Z,3,4 Band....................3,4 Vice-pre sident FFA..4 JOHN GESELL When do we eat ? Student Voice Staff ......................l.Z.3.4 Page Editor Student - 4 3 4 President Band ......... 4 9 scholarship. letters Voxce................... 3, Pep Club.............. 1.2. Ba.nd.................1.Z,3, 4 Latin C lub ............ 2 , 3 . Latin' Club Tx-easurer..3 President Latin Club...3 Student Council Repre- sentative ................. Junior Play lead Annual Staff ....... .... 3 1: 3 Editor Annual ............ Music Letter .............. 3 National Honor Society Representative to Boys' State Junior Play ............... 4 Senior Play President Drama Club.4 2 CONNIE HOOD Every girl is a volume if you know how to read her. FHA ......................... 3 Junior Gregg Artists Senior Gregg Artists Senior Girls DAVID KATHMAN I love the girls--as far away as possible. FFA ................ 1,Z,3,4 President FFA ......... 4 Football Letter ..... 3,4 Senior Play ............. 4 IRA HALL l tried to follow in Ein- stein's footsteps: then I discovered my feet were too big. FFA............. ..... l,2,3,4 Student Police....... ..... 3 DELORES HANSON A ring on the finger is bet- ter than two on the phone. FHA .................. 1,z,3,4 Beginners' Band ...... 1,2 Glee Club .................. 2 Student Voice Staff ..,.,,, 3 Junior Gregg Artists FHA Treasurer .......... 4 Senior Gregg Artists Senior Girls Annual Staff .... . ..... 4 VERNON KAUFMAN Education may be the key to success, but who wants to be a locksmith ? l,3 Student Council repre- sentative................ Z MARLENE KES?-EL Why gentlemen prefer blondes. GAA .......... ...... l ,Z Glee Club ..... .... l ,Z,3 Operetta .................. l FHA .................... 3,4 Junior Gregg Artists Senior Gregg Artists Senior Girls Music Letter Annual Staff ...... .....4 CHARLES INGWALSON Basketball, girls, and a- musements first, then come what may! President Freshman Class Pep Club7,,1.,,,,,..l,Z,3,4 Band ...................... 1,2 B Squad Basketballul Football ............... Z,3,4 Basketball Letter...Z,3,4 Football Letter ........ 3,4 Student Voice Staff ....... 3 Student Council Repre- sentative ................. 3 Representative to Boys' State ...................... 3 Vice-president, Student Council Annual Staff .............. 4 National Hon or Soc iety.4 EUDORA KAUFMAN If silence is golden, this gal is wealthy! l.Z,4 Vice-president Senior Girls GAA........... ....l Glee Club .... .. ....l,2 NlNA KLEYSTUBER As likeable as she is lockable. Transfer from Roundup, Montana Junior Gregg Artists Senior Girls E. L., LUCKETT High school days have their delights, but they don't compare to high school nights. Football ............. 1.Z,3,4 Football Letter ..... 2.3.4 Pep Club ............. Z,3,4 Baseball Letter ....... 2,3 President Junior Class Student Council Repre- 'sentat1ve....... ..... 4 Annual Stafi...... Senior Play JAMES KIEFER If good boys die young, he will live to a ripe old age. MARY KLEINIAN Women are entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of men. Beginners' Band ......... 1 Band ................... 2,3,4 Glee Club ..... ..... l ,Z FHA ......................... Z Pep Club .............. Z,3,4 Double Sextette.......... 3 Music Letter............. 3 Senior Girls Student Voice Staff......4 Annual Staff.............. 4 I JACQUELIN MATCHETT RUI-EE MATSUOKA Nearly killed once by a Music hath Charms--S0 train--of thought running hath the mu5 ician- through her head. GAA .......... ........ l ,Z Double Sextette ........ 5,4 Glee Club ............ .... 1 Glee Club .......... l,2,3,4 Music Letter ............. 3 Beginners' Band ......... 1 FHA ......................... Z Band ................... Z,3,4 Pep Club ................ 2,4 Junior Gregg Artists Music Letter ............. 3 Student Voice Staff ...... Senior Girls Senior Gregg Artists Secretary Senior Class Annual Staff .............. 4 Carnival Queen .......... 4 National Honor Soc iety..4 Beginners' Band.........1 Girls' State A1ternate..3 Band................... Z,3.4 National Honor Society.. Operetta..... FHA .................... 2.3.4 President Glee Club .... 4 Latin Club ................. 2 Student Director, Band..4 Student Council Repre- Treasurer Senior Class sentative ................. Z Senior Girls Z scholarship letters Student Voice Staff ...... 4 Libr-arian.... .... Annual Staff .... . .... Secretary Band ...... .....3 D.A.R. Award KENDALL KUHR No dull class with me in Pep Club.....J l,Z,3,4 Band ......... ........1,Z,3,4 Latin Club ....... ..... Z .3,4 Latin Club Treasurer..Z Band Custodian ....... 2.3 .Tunior Play Drama Club ...... .... 4 Music Letter ...... ..... 3 Annual Staff ............... 4 Senior Play Lead National Honor Society LINDA LUX To worry is folly, so let us be jolly. Student Council Repre- sentative... .... ...... .l Dramatics Club......... 4 .....l.Z Annual Staff........ Beginners' Band.........1 President Sophomore Class Band ...................... 2,3 Pep Club .............. 2,3,4 Vice-President Pep Club Student Voice Staff ...... 3 Band Librarian .......... 3 .Tunior Play Senior Play Music Letter ..... ..... 3 Senior Girls y 4 N . I RODNEY NEIBAUER Wine, women, and football. Footbal1.............l,Z,3,4 FFA.................... l,Z.3 Pep Club ................... Z Football Letter ........ 3.4 Track Letter ..... ...... 3 Annual Staff. ..... ...A IVAN NELSON Give me a girl or give me death. Student Council Repre- sentatflven...............1 Student Police .......... 1,2 President Student Council Vice-president Junior Class Student Voice Staff Junior Play Annual Staff ............ 3,4 Scholarship letter, Junior literature Football manager ....... 3 Football Letter .....,,,,,, 4 National Honor Society.4 Basketball manager..3,4 Baseball Letter Junior Prom Chaii'man.3 Representative to Boys' State BOB MATULKA l'm the answer to some girl's prayer--where could she be ? Operetta ..... .... 1 Latin Club: ................ z Pep Club ................ 2,3 Scholarship letter, plane geometry ................ 2 Student Police .... ...... 3 Junior Play Drama Club ..... ..... 4 Annual Staff ..... ...... 4 NOMA NESS Life's only a joke--play along with it. Pep Club..... 1.2.3.4 GAA ........... l,Z,3,4 FHA ............. ......... 1 Senior Girls Annual Staff ...... ..... 4 BETTY MCGHUEY A little mischief by the way: a little fun to spice the day. Beginners' Band ...... 1.2 Band ...................... 3,4 FHA .................... 2,3,4 GAA .................... Z,3,4 Junior Gregg Artists Music Letter ............. .3 Pep Club ......... ..... Z .4 Senior Girls Annual Staff .............. 4 Page Editor Student Voice ..................... 4 Student Voice Staff....3,4 tv x. 'M ,..... 1 Q tvvrt .ig A e 2 1 HENRlE'l'TA PETERSON Woman was meant to be loved, not understood. Junior Play Double Sextette Glee Club .................. 4 Junior Gregg Artists Senior Gregg Artists Senior Girls Drama Club ..... ..... 4 Annual Staff ..... ..... 4 AGNES NELSON A Girl may act like an an- gel and think like the devil GAA ......... ..... l Pep C lub ..... ..... l FHA ........... ..... l Librarian ...... ..... 3 Senior Girls MYRON NESS Often greater men have lived, but you'l1 have to prove it. MELVIN SEAMAN A quiet man, but quite a man. 1,2 Student Po1ice...... 3 GAR TH SEAMONS He loves us, but loves another better. l,Z,3 President Senior Class CAROLYN RAMBERG My man and I. FHA ............. .... 1 ,2,3 Glee Club ................. 3 Junior Gregg Artists President Senior Gregg Artists Senior Girls VIRGINIA ROSENBAUM She's not a flower, she's not a pearl--she's just a dandy all-round girl. Glee Club ..... .... 1 ,Z,3 FHA .......... .... 1 .2,3 Operetta ...... .... l Latin Club ...... ..... Z Pep Club ........ ..... 1 ,Z Music Letter ............. 3 Senior Girls Senior Gregg Artists Junior Gregg Artists PATSY SHELSTAD If words were music, l'd be a brass band! GAA........... ......l,Z,5 Pep C1ub..... 1.3-4 ROBERT SIVERTSEN Bashful when you don't know him, but when you do--wow! Glee Club...... 17.1-'.A.... ,,,,l,2,3 FHA .................. l,Z,3 Operetta .................. 1 Vice-president Junior Gregg Artists Senior Girls Annual Staff .... ...... 4 ROSALIE SEAMAN Itls nice to be naturally nice. FHA ...................... 1,2 GAA ......................... 1 Junior Gregg Artists Senior Gregg Artists Senior Girls LOIS SEEBAUM Anything masculine is mine! Transfer from Rangely, Colorado Pep Club .............. 3,4 GAA ........... ..... 4 Glee Club ...... ...... 4 Annual Staff..... Senior Girls SHARON STREETER Just a bundle of happiness. Glee C1ub...........l.Z.3 ....... 1,2,3 Operetta..................l Junior Gregg Artists, Secretary-treasurer Senior Gregg Artists Music Letter .... Senior Girls CARL VOSS We like a man who comes right out and says what he thinks--when he agrees with us . JANE SPEERS Oh, lady be good. GAA ......... ..... l ,Z,4 Pep Club... . 0.1.3.4 Band ................. l,Z,3 Glee Club.. .......... 1,2 Operetta . ............. 1 Student ce Staff ..... 3 Band l .-rarian ........ 3 Junio .Play Annual Staff .......... 3,4 Business ManagerAnnual Music Letter ........... 3 Senior Girls Senior Play Drama Club ............ 4 National Honor Society .... . .... 3.4 KENNETH STAM li I'm not near the girl I love, l love the girl l'm near. Pep Club ............ l,3,4 Vice-president 5013110- more Class Pep Club Vice-presi- dent ..................... A Junior' P lay Drama Club ..... 4 ARLE WEST B sharp, B natural, but never B flat. Glee Club ........... l,2,3 FHA ....................... 1 Beginners' Band ..... l,Z Operetta .................. l National Honor Society ...........................4 Latin Club .......... 2.3.4 Scholarship Letter, bi- ology ................... 2 Band .................... 3,4 Pep Club ................. 3 Junior Gregg Artists GAA .................... 3.4 Senior Gregg Artists Music Letter ........... 3 National Honor Society Annual Staff ..... ...... 4 DONNA WHITE There are two sides to every question--mine and the wrong side. Annual Staff ............. 4 GAA .......... ..... 3 ,4 FHA .......... ..... 3 Librarian ...... .... 4 Senior Girls President Pep C1ub...4 Senior Play lRETTA THOMPSON The world is full of will- ing people, some willing to work, the rest willing to let them. Glee Club ............. 1.2 FHA .................. l.2,3 Beginners' Band ....... l GAA .................. 1.2.3 Latin Club ......... Z,3,4 Senior Girls Parliamentarian FHA National Honor Society CURTIS WAISATH Blessed are they who have nothing to say and cannot be persuaded to say it. 1.3-4 FFA Sentinel ........... 4 OLIVE WOOD A mighty maze--but not without a plan. Junior Gregg Artists Glee 4 Senior Girls I ALLEN WILLIAMSON I 1t's not as much the quan- ity but the quality that c cunts . FFA ................ 1.2.33 FFA Reporter .......... 2 FFA Treasurer ........ 3 Annual Staff ...... .... 4 Pep Club ........ .... 1 MARGIE wu.L1AMsoN As sweet as she is pretty-- as pretty as she is worth- while. GAA ................. 1,Z,3,4 Glee Club ...... .......... 1 FHA ................. l,Z,3,4 Operetta .................... l Secretary FHA .......... Z Secretary-treasurer GAA ....................... Z Secretary-treasurer Sophomore Class Vice-president GAA .... 3 Delegate to Girls' State Senior Girls Student Council Treasur- er ......................... 4 Annual Staff .............. 4 Carnival Queen Candidate ..... . ..... ....Z RUTH HUMBLE VV A pleasing personality and attractive smile will help us remember her a long, long while. Transfer from Sullivan, Indiana Pep Club...... 4 .... ....4 Senior Girls LOIS BILGER ZINN The better half of another brunette. Senior Girls Kfvwd Aofory Our class of 81 boisterous students entered C.H.S. in the fall of 1951 and was classed as green freshmen , but we soon overcame this title. We were initiated by the sophomores in a week-long struggle which was brought to a close by a rip-snorting assembly. We got off to a bang-up start by electing Chuck Ingwalson, president: Kay Robertson, vice-president: and Marilee Chapman, secretary-treasurer. Our student council representatives were Judy Acher, Linda Lux, and Ivan Nelson. Mr. Heintz was our sponsor. We finished off the year with a very successful class picnic. We re-entered C.H.S. in the fall of 1952, this time as sophomores, striving to obtain higher abilities. To prove this, we elected Linda Lux, presidentg Kenny Stam, vice -president and Margie Williamson, secretary-treasurer. Our student council representatives were Vernon Kaufman, Rulee Matsuoka, and Marilee Chapman. We had a big initiation for the new freshmen, even though it lasted for only two weeks, under the new initiation ruling. Miss Koehmstedt acted as our sponsor. The following fall we entered the high as flighty juniors: upperclassmen at last! This year, to prove our worth, we elected E. L. Luckett, presidentg Ivan Nelson, vice- president: and Tana Claridge, secretary-treasurer. John Gesell, Lacene Galbraith, and Chuck Ingwalson served as student council representatives. We sponsored the annual Junior Prom, with Ivan Nelson as prom chairman, and E. L. Luckett and Linda Lux leading the Grand March. The theme of the prom was Harbor Lights , and the gym was decorated in a marine motif for the occasion. Going Places was our class play this year, and a very successful one it proved to be. To attend Girls' State, we selected Margie Williamson, with Rulee Matsuoka as alternate. Boys' State delegates were John Gesell, Ivan Nelson, and Chuck Ingwalson, with Nevada Bonar, David Kathman, and Kenny Kuhr as alternates. Mr. Denney was chosen to sponsor our class this year. Entering C.H.S. for the last time, we set out to make it a memorable one by electing Garth Seamons as president, Bob Matulka as vice-president, Jacquie Matchett as secretary, and Rulee Matsuoka as treasur er. This year's Student Council officers were Ivan Nelson, president: Chuck Ingwalson, vice-president: Tana Claridge, secretary: and Margie Williamson, treasurer. Acting as class representatives were Helen Couch, LaLawne Gratton, and E. L. Luckett. We chose Mr. Bowen to be our sponsor. Our senior class play was Special Delivery , a very clever comedy. The D.A.R. Award was presented to Rulee Matsuoka, and the Bausch and Lomb Award, to John Gesell, Jacquie Matchett was crowned Queen of the annual Carnival. Our valedictorian was Cornelia Feiertag, and the salutatorian, John Gesell, Thus, on the night of May 25, 1955, we finished four wonderful years of comradeship and happiness at Chinook High School, an experience we shall never forget. We, the Class of '55, being of sound mind and big hearts, do hereby bequeath our worldly possessions and talents to those who will put them to good use in climbing the four steps of high school education. To the FACULTY, we leave our sincere appreciation and gratitude to those who have bem so kind, patient, and understanding. To the JUNIORS, we leave our brilliant minds, firm understanding, and keen sense of hurmr. To the SOPHOMORES, we leave our books, lockers, and unused pencils: also any gum wads they might find lying around. To the F RESHMEN, we 'leave our success in reaching the top--gives 'em something. to look forward to, eh? JAMES ACHER wills his big blue eyes to Gary Severson. Now maybe Gary can make out with the girls, too. JUDY ACHER bequeaths her vim and vigor to Gwen Alcorn. Up and at 'em, Gwen! Mi:L.vxN ANDERSON asm willing .my- thing--he's stingy! BILL BARGER wills his good looks and quiet ways to Mouse Cowan. There, Mouse--that make you happy ? RICHARD BLOCH leaves his ability to get through school to Ronnie Brandon. Tough stuff, eh Ronnie? NEVADA BONAR wills his passing grades to Shirley Mohar. She always seems to pass the wrong things. FRANK BROCKWAY wills his pal, Curtis Waisath, to Janette Pankratz. Don't forget to thank him, Janette! CLAYTON BROD just leaves--but he's taking Iretta with him. JOHN BRUMMER wills fifty pounds of his to Mr. Stroud. Don't put it all in one place, please! 'MONTANA CLARIDGE leaves her jot asistudent Council Secretary to anyone-- anyone--who wants it. She's had enough! AMELIA CONNER leaves her famous walk to anyone who wants to separate the men from the boys! ' HELEN CDUCH will's her long, beautiful hair to Ei-nestine Wallner. Which twin has the Toni ? MARIAN COWAN leaves, but then, who wouldn 't ? PAUL DENNING wills his position on the football team to Julia Nesslar. Now maybe she 'll get on the ball and make a few goals, too. BILL DRUGGE leaves. Now, thank heaven, rraybe the teachers will get a little peace and quiet! ' CAROL ERBACHER leaves--and boy, is she ever glad! ROGER ERICKSON wills his timid ways to Marilyn Dickson. Brother---QE should be interesting! CORNELIA FEIERTAG leaves her quietness and grades to the junior girls. Wow--they'll never be the same! JOYCE FERREE has already left. ln quite a hurry, that girl! NORMAN FRIEDE isn't willing any- thing. He's keeping it all, including Lonnie. VINA GARDIPEE wills her bounce to Bugs Speers. Ha!As if Bugs needed any! JOHN GEELL wills his roly -poly walk to Larry Claridge. Now maybe he won't KL... W!! have to try so hard to get some place. TOM GRAHAM leaves--regretfully.-- the freshman and sophomore girls to the freshman and sophomore boys. Thanks a chunk, Tom. LALAWNE GRATTON wills her beautiful head of hair to Carol Blackstone. Poor Carol, she's P2 hard to satisfy! IRA HALL wills his Western waikmg lurch to Charlotte Harwood. Take it easy, Char, and put it to good use. DELORES HANSON leaves her rock to any C.H.S. girls who are matrimonially inclined. How about it, girls, any takers? CONNIE I-DOD has absolutely no qualms about leaving--and that's just what she's going to do--leave. CHUCK INGWALSON wills his ability to keep in training to Lee Howe, but don't worry, Lee, Chuck wasn't exactly an angel! DAVID KATHMAN bequeaths his quiet ways to Marta Sue Wittkoff. Now maybe she can sneak in after a party. EUDORA KAUFMAN leaves her job at the Cozy to anyone who wants it. She's going to become a housewife, and wash dishes for nothing. Is that for real, Eudora? VERNON KAUFMAN wills his cowboy boots to anyone who wants a big lift. .TIM KIEFER leaves his dancing with Carol to anyone who wants to finish it. MARLENE KESSEL wills her long hair to Patsy Voss--may she manage it as well as Marlene did. MARY KLEINJAN leaves her friendly ways to Muriel Jorns--may you use them well , Muriel. NINA KLEYSTEUBER wills her warm smile, sunny disposition, and quiet ways to Nancy Bloch. There, Nancy--it got Nina a ring, why not you? KENNY KUI-IR wills his warm, friendly srnile to Mr. Heintz. In a class of sopho- mores, these are kinda scarce! E. L. LUCKETT wills his pink pants to anyone who will wear them as low as he did. Careful, now--one deep breath and you're a goner! LINDA LUX leaves her good times at the school dances to the up-and-coming frosh girls... Here's hoping they enjoy themselves as much as Linda did. BOB MATULKA wills his cute smile to Mrs. Bowman--she didn't seem to ever get a chance to use one in English 12. JACQUIE MATCHETT bequeaths her ability to go steady with one boy all year to Kay Schaefer. Good luck, Kay! RULEE MATSUOKA wills her John Steinbeck books to Mrs. Praetz, knowing she has always wanted them. BETTY McGHUEY wills her good times in commercial law class to Mr, Prestbo-- he sure didn't have any! RODNEY NEHBAUER wills his temper to Jimmy Ingwalson. Grrr! AGNES NELSON is just iesvmg, and she isn 't coming back, either! IVAN NEISON wills his ability to attract Havre girls to anyone who thinks it's dull around here. MYVION NESS leaves his five o'clock shadow to anyone with a razor that can stand the strain. NOMA NESS wills her job as office girl at the grade school to anyone interested. She's tired. HENRIETTA PETERSON wills her high- pitched giggle to the sophomore class--it seems they don't get much enjoyment out of life. CAROLYN RAMBERG wills her short- hand books to Shirley Kulp, and hopes she has better luck with them. VIRGINIA ROSENBAUM bequeaths her eyes to Walter NeumiI.ler,,hoping he will use tnem to good advantage. MELVIN SEZAMAN wills his height to Melvin Burchard. Don't worry, Melvin, you don't have guitar to go! ROSAIJE. SEAMAN wills her long hair to Mr. Denney. GARTH SEANDNS wills his famous hair- cut to Gitch Richards. Now you won't have to use that rotary lawnmower any more, Gitch: aren't you glad? LOIS SEEBAUM leaves her haircut to Mr. Bowman, Well, it's a start! PAT Sl-IELSTAD leaves. She's ex- cused, though--Delmer is waiting. JANE. SPEERS leaves her nights out with the gang to Teddy Rasmussen, if he will promise not to stay out too late. KENNY STAM wills his Casanova technique to Francis Schend. Kenny's advice is: You can never say or do too much. ' ' SHARON STREETER wills her ever- lasting friendships to Ruby Francis, hoping she will acquire as many friends as Sharon has. , BOB SIVERTSEN wills his correspond- ence courses to anyone who wants to stay away from all teachers and still graduate. IRETTA THOMPSON bequeaths her altitude to Bonnie Rae Finch--now, Bonnie, you will be able to see over the auditorium seats. CARL VOSS wills his motto, All good boys should be seen and not heard , to Tom Keller. Boy,,ta1k about wasted effort! CURTIS WAISATH leaves his ability to have a good time to anyone who is interested. Curtis las one dilly of a headache! ARLE WEST wills her rapid rrnvements to Doug Claridge, with sincere hopes it will help him stay in the ring. DONNA WHITE leaves her job as presi- dent of I-'ep Club to anyone who wants it-- she's going to try for Pres'ident of the United States. GLENN WIENCH wills his ability to remain inconspicuous to a whole bunch of freshman boys. 'IE will really come in handy. ' ALLEN WILLIAMSON leaves his cowboy boots to any size 8 lfZ-C would-be cowboy, MARGIE WILLIAMSON wills her tiny waist to Margaret Chapman. OLIVE WOOD was about to will her walk to sister Mary, but it looks as if Mary already has one of her own. IDIS ZINN leaves. She seems to like housework better than school work, any- way. RUTH HUMBLE also leaves. Gosh, and she was only here for three rrnnths. 1 guess that's what they mean by a commuter , And, with the hope that we shall always be remembered, we, the Class of 1955. leave, too. N In the year of 1970, as we glance back on the scholastic class of 1955, we find many changes have taken place, some prosperous and some not. ln the lapse of fifteen years, here's what we find: JAMES ACI-IER is now modeling Lee Overalls. Seems as if that's what he wore in high school, too.' JUDY ACHER has just finished paying for her horse ranch. I guess she has more horses than money. MELVIN ANDERSON is known as the world's fastest hot roder. I hear he's just completed his remote control car. Dig that! ' We haven't heard much of RICHARD BLOCH, but 1've heard that he decided to become a hermit. NEVADA BONAR has just completed the script for what Hollywood considers the biggest production of all times: The Shootin' at Logie Saturday Night, a super- western in Cinerama. CLAYTON BROD and IRETTA Tl-DMPSON have been residing in the West Valley district. I guess they have a few Brod- minded children. JOHN BRUMMER is now co -owner of Speer's Implement. Was it the owner's daughter or John Deere? FRANK BROCKWAY has settled down in Lohman. We hear he is well into his campaign for mayor. We wish you luck, Frank. TANA CLARIDGE and AGNES NELSON, big-time operators of the Cozy, have just successfully invented a cheat-proof pinball machine and ROGER ERICKSON, BILLY BARG-ER, and .TIM KIEFER have their Cozy privileges returned after cheating the pinball machines and being barred for the last fifteen years. AMELIA CONNER is now operating a charm school in Hollywood. She specializes in the famous Conner strut which took Hollywood by storm and ruined Marilyn Monroe's popularity several years ago. HELEN CDUCH is rrarried to a national- Iy known furniture manufacturer. He says I can't decide which couchl like best. MARIAN COWAN, after finishing high school in two or three tries, is now chief perfume-smeller of the Catch Your Man Perfume Company. Well, that's one way. PAUL DENNING has just moved up to the vice-presidency of the Bang Fireworks Company of Salted Krackers. BILL DRUGGE is sole owner of Bill's Conoco. His mottog If your car won't run-- fix it. CAROL ERBACHER has taken over her sister's job--she hopes she can fill her sister's shoes. CORNELIA FEIERTAG has just been appointed first woman president of Harvard. My, how times have changed! , JOYCE FERREE is owner of the Herbert Tareyton Tobacco Company. Her slogan is, lf they won't smoke, burn 'em. NORMAN FREIDE and LONNIE GRATTON are now partners in the slaughtering business. We 've heard that they have raised their own help. . VINA GARDIPEEPS lpana smile and. quiet CALM Mop ec? ways have brought her fame. You now see her face on the Pepsodent ads. Was there a mix-up or what? JOHN GESELL has just won the National Jitterbugging Contest. Don't wonder folks, he took lessons from Arthur Murray! DELORB HANSJN has been co-operating with the navy -'-she raises their flattops. Catch, folks! IRA HALL is now in the :roving business. We hear the Empire State Building is next. coNN1s: HOOD can't seem to make up her mind: career or marriage. She doesn't know what kind of a careeror who her husband will be. Why doesn't someone help her decide! After many years as a successful pro- ball player CHUCK INGWALSON has become a coach. He coaches the Yucca Flat Bats, and had a pretty good season. They just squeaked bytheir most important rivals by a slim 97 to 35, but are hoping forbetter luck in the tournament. DAVID KATHMAN has thrown away his crutches for the .last time and is practicing walking again. Good luck, David! EUDORA KAUFMAN is Mrs. Eugene Peterson. lt pays to work in the Cozy-- money or men, Eudora? VERNON KAUFMAN is now teaching high school English. He stated, 1 ain 't learning' them nothin' that ain 't needed. MARLENE KESSEL has taken up arms with the marines and is raising little destroyers. MARY KLEINJAN still has her figure. In fact, she's modeling saddle pants. NINA KLEYSTEUBER is touring the world with her husband, Dean. They're stopping at Sing Sing next. KENNY KUHR couldn't stay away-- he's back in Chinook. He kept coming back to the crow's nest so often that Mr. Prestbo appointedhim official joke -teller for the band. V Romeo E. L. LUCKETT has lost his charm and is trading his Buick in for a pickup. Whatsa matter E. L.? LINDA LUX is a stand-in for Vampira on television. Watch for her on Channel 5 at 7:30 every Wednesday night. 'JACQUIE MATCHETT-is now Mrs. J. P. She doesn't have to swipe his car now: she just takes it. RULEE MATSUOKA'S piano playing has finally paid off--she plays two nights a week with Liberacey. Watch for her Sundays at 8. HUB MATULKA is now writing stories for Stag . He couldn't get the prophecy written, but 1 guess he's improved. The star of the Blaine Stock Car Club is none other than BETTY McGl-IUEY. Everyone else quit when she came on the track--that's our Betty! We hear that-ROD NEIBAUER has just put the question to MARGIE WILUAMSON. She told him she would think it over. Think hard, Margie! , IVAN NELSON is head librarian of C.H.S. Now he knows the thrill Mrs. Praetl had when she sent him back to study hall. MYRQN NESS, after running his 4l Buick for fifteen years, traded it in on a I 4Z , hopingit would last longer. NOMA NESS has just retired from her job at the hot lunch--things just got too hot for her, I guess. HENRIET TA PETERSON is now the world's foremost authority on Tastee- Freez ice cream. CAROLYN RAMBERG and hubby have just returned from a prolonged honeymoon-- fifteen years, to be exact. VIRGINIA ROSENBAUM is the new commercial teacher at C.H.S. Her favorite saying is The deadline for paying for your awards is tomorrow! ' ROSALIE SEAMAN is head of the sound effects on KOJM between midnight and 6100 A,M, Right up her alley, I'd say. MELVIN SEAMAN and BUZZY WAISATH are now tops in the ring at Madison Square Garden. It took a lot of trips to Great Falls, but they finally made it. GARTH SEAMONS has finally finished paving a bridgeless highway from Chinook to Zurich. Now Shirley won't have to worry. IDIS SEEBAUM, after writing all those letters to Colorado, decided to go back.and be co -owner of a dairy farm. We don't know who her partner is--you'll have to ask her yourself. PATSY SHELSTAD is still driving De1mer's car, but she drives a brand new 1970 Ford, now. ROBERT SIVERSEN is a cowl-:and on the B-Bar-B . Latest news is that Windy Wales just beat him in the yearly liars' contest. Better luck next year, Bob. JANE SPEERS just finished a supple- ment to Emily Post's book on etiquette, and is starting another. What's this! KENNY STAM has let out his long kept secret on How to comb your hair curly. We just love those curly locks, don't we, Shirley ? SHARON STREETER is expecting to win an academy award on her portrayal of Bessie in theA Feud at Gunner's Junction, which is acclaimed asrone of the best westerns since Hopalong Cassidy retired. , CARL VOSS is editor of the Advice to the I4:velorn colurrn in the New York Times. ARLE WEST just came of age. DONNA WHITE is making up slogans for Hallmark Cards. 1 guess they're really good--you ought to read them: GLENN WIENCH has been appointed truant officer for Blaine County. He's learned his lesson, we see! ALLEN WILLIAMSON is head sales manager for Ford. He drives a Lincoln, because he says he's rmking too much money to drive a F ord! OLIVE WOOD, after many years of being the nation's top amateur lady wrestler, has turned professional. The experts predict that she should take the championship about next spring. LDIS ZINN is nearing completion of her new book, Cheaper by the Baker's Dozen . RUTH HUMBLE has now taken the noted evangelist Billy Graham's place due to his retirement, and is making headlines from coast to coast. Well, that's what happened to the Class of 1955 in fifteen years. Boy, we really goofed somewhere along the way! NAME DATE OF BIRTH James Acher Judith Acher Melvin Anderson Billy Bar ger Richard Bloch Nevada Bonar Frank Brockway Clayton Brod John Brummer Montana Claridge Amelia Ann Conner Helen Couch Marian Cowan Paul Denning William Drugge Carol Erbacher Roger Erickson Cornelia Feiertag Joyce Ferree Norman Friede Alvina Gardipee John Gesell Tom Graham LaLawne Gratton Ira Hall Delores Hanson Connie Hodd Ruth Humble Charles lngwalson David Kathman Eudora Kaufman Vernon Kaufman Marlene Kessel Jim Kiefer Mary Kleinjan Nina Kleysteuber Kendall Kuhr Ernest Luckett Linda Lux Betty McGhuey Jacquelln Matchett Rulee Matsuoka Robert Matulka Rodney Neibauer Agnes Nelson Ivan Nelson Myron Ness Noma Ness Henrietta Peterson Carolyn Ramberg Virginia Rosenbaum Melvin Seaman Rosalie Seaman Garth Seamon Lois Seebaum Patsy Shelstad Robert Sivertsen Jane Speers Kenneth Stam Shar on Streeter Iretta Thompson Carl Voss Curtis Waisath Arle West Donna White Glenn Wiench Allen Williams on Margie Williamson Olive Wood Lois Zinn 20 Aug. 27, 1937 June 16, 1937 May 13. 1931 June ll, 1937 Dec. 12, 1935 sept. 12, 1936 June 3, 1937 Nov. 14, 1937 Oct. 18, 1937 March 8, 1937 June 24, 1938 Jan. 18, 1937 Jan, 10, 1936 April 27, 1937 Dec. 8, 1937 April 6, 1931 Aug. Z3, 1937 Feb. 20, 1938 Feb. 15, 1938 Oct. 15, 1936 Aug. 28,1937 Aug. 2, 1937 April 15, 1931 June 18, 1937 May 31,1935 Aug. 1, 1937 Dec. 30, 1936 Aug. 6. 1937 May 10,1937 Aug. 21, 1937 sept. zo, 1935 Aug. 3. 1937 July 31, 1937 April 3.1937 Oct. 18, 1937 Nov. Z3, 1937 May 25, 1937 Feb. 3, 1937 Jan. 12, 1938 Jan. 31. 1937 Dec. 14, 1938 May 16.1938 sept. z, 1931 Aug. 8. 1937 Nov. 13, 1936 Feb. 14, 1937 April lo, 1935 July 10,1937 .Tune 25, 1937 Aug. 21, 1937 July 28, 1937 Mar. 27, 1935 Oct. 28, 1936 June 11, 1937 Oct. 2, 1937 Feb. 28, 1936 Sept. 11, 1931 Mar. 27, 1937 July Z0, 1937 July z, 1931 Mar. 22, 1937 sept. 5, 1938 July 3. 1931 April 24, 1939 July 26, 1931 Nov. 19, 1937 Oct. 4, 1937 sept. 8, 1937 Oct. 10, 1936 Mar, 18, 1937 TOWN Havre Chicago, lll. Havre Anaconda Zurich Lovell, Wyo. Chinook Chinook Havre Chinook Chinook Havre Chinook Idaho Falls, ld. Havre Zurich Rolla, N.D. Cheyenne W ells, Colo. Chinook Chinook Belknap Glendive Havre Rock Springs, Wyo. Chinook Havre Chinook Rimbey, Alta. Crosby, N.D. Havre Chinook Havre Watrous, Sask. Chinook Chinook Potaka, Ill. Havre 1-lavre Zurich Chinook Glasgow Kirkland, Wash. Chinook Billings Zurich Sidney, Nebr. Chinook ' Chinook Chinook Chinook Havre Chinook Chinook Paradise, Utah Edgerton, Wyo. Turner Havre Brookings, S.D. Havre Zurich Chinook Chinook Chinook Havre Havre Chinook Havre Chinook Spokane. Wash. Chinook 1 enior NIC IQSIAME Jim Judy N one B ill None Neba da N one None B eef Tana Amoeba Sofa None Crabapple Billy None Peter Koki Nicotine N one Vina Gizzie One-Gram L onnie Ace N one Skeets Shorty Inky Dave Duddle Vern N one None Kaw -li ga None Kenny Snuckett LUXY Mc Gue J acquie Poonzy B ob ' Rod Aggie Bloody W his ker s N one Hank None Ginger None Rose None ' Mar s hmall ow Pat B ob Janie I . C . B ips Sherry Ike N one Buzzy Atom B omb Lollypop None W iggl e s Mar ge Odgie Louie 23.1. PAS TIME Studying Horseback riding Overhauling cars Living it up Movies Camera-bug Boxing and fighting Electronics Hunting, girls. and Jusse Havre Chuck ' Laughing Havre and 'Dancing Malta Women H1 Harlem Herbs Toggery Airplane riding Studying H1 Lonnie Dodson Guess: Driving White Chev. around Pulling teeth Horseback riding Adolph Eat and Sleep Cooking and Sewing Basketball Sleeping Eugene Wearing Cowboy Boots Havre Dancing Listening to Western Music Working in Fountain Enlivening classes Fooling around Riding around Loafing at Cozy Riding around with Jack Playing the piano Whistling Having a good time Working at Cozy Drawing Hunting Working at the Blaine Dancing Dick Reading Guns? ? ? Sewing Shirley Bob Delmer Tinkering with cars Having a good time Girls Accordion Clayton Hunting Sleeping Playing the piano Polishing glass counters Who knows 7 7 ? Driving around Counting money Car riding Working at Paulson's AMBITION Be 6'4 Be a stenographer Master-mechanic Be a bachelor Buy out Pete Be an actor Marry a rich girl Radar man Be a farmer Own diamonds and money and -oh! everythin Drive valley bus Be a teacher Own a car Loaf around Own Dad's ranch Go to Hawaii To be rich Be a teacher Get rich fast Be a butcher Travel around Be Mr. America. Be test driver for GMC Be a dental assistant House moving Stenographer Go to Nevada Be a minister Own a Cadillac Farmer Be a June Bride Graduate! Stenographer Own a new Ford Be an Jcfmaid? Get married -trace- Marry a millionaire's daughter Go to college Be a teacher Be a nurse To have a figure like Betty Grable Swab Decks Be a Jet pilot Own black Chev! Be a man! Dry land farmer Typist Get me a man Housewife Stenographer Cattle rancher Stenographer Shirley!!! Go back to Colorado Raise a family Cowboy Million-dollar wardrobe Marry a rich girl Stenographer Marry a farmer Forestry Navy recruiter Learn to fly a plane Own a Cadillac Be an English teacher!! Own a Jaguar Registered nurse Secretary of State: Own Paulson's 7 TWT I Kfcm of 35 OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Tanberg, Vice-president: Lrnestine Wallner, Student Council representative, Duane Boe, President: Mary Lou Schubert, Secretary-treasurer: Jack Upshaw, Student Council repre- sentative. NOT PICTURED: Jimmy Ross, Student Council representative. 'Upperclassmen--wheel was the battle cry of this year's junior class. They became involved in the usual junior transactions, such as picking class rings, trying out for the junior play, and working on the prom, and found time to'introduce' movie dances to the students of CHS. The big event of the year was the selection of Jack Upshaw to serve as page in the United States Senateg Jack left January Z9 and became the first Montanan in forty years to fill the position. Senator Jack will spend the first semester of his senior year here, but will return to Washington in January, 1956 to work for the 84th Congress. Neil Opprecht was chosen to replace Jack, who had been elected Prom Chairman, and .Timmy Ross was delegated to take .Tack's place on the Student Council. Marilyn Dickson placed first in the Chinook American Legion Oratorical Contest, as well as being chosen to attend this year-'s Girls' State. Mr. Denney was elected class sponsor, Mary Lou Schubert was the juniors' bid for Carn- ival Queen, and Shirley Bennett was crowned, Home-coming Queen. uk,- r Q mx gt K Shirley Bennett Donald Berger Duane Boe Lorna Bowen Patsy Butler Lois Campbell Beverly Claridge Doug Claridge Larry Claridge Marilyn Dickson Rhoda Donis Roger Donis Wayne Fox Patsy Graham Patsy Gratton . -we 4 -Eg Q 'N is 3 ,, Q S X R Y X vw A J E -, - fx! 125 K , N ll ef We 573 X 4 5? . H r - m 3 , a 0' R is - NL N .X . ax X N? f 4 ...- Vw la is X ?e 4 QQ-v , 4w., f f af , .4 I, P a if Q La 2 if Melvin Guertzgen Kay Green Charlotte Harwood Gordon Haugen Sharon Hebbelman .Tennilynn Hiebert John Holmes Lee Howe Muriel Jorns Shirley Kulp Elizabeth LaPlante Bill Leonard Christina MacLeod Joan Miller Gary Morris Z3 Q ',, . P 7 P - .192 ,, if ., I v1 Jn ,. X. ,,,.-sw... f . , 5 'f 5 lm 'N ' r Q4 6 fa H' 'S u yy 1 2' il 'H 'IJ 4 Q ' 3 . 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The sophcgires: of course, gave the year-'s first assembly--initiating all sevemty one freshmen with gusto. The Freshman Mixer, traditionally the year's first dance, was given by the Class of '57 in honor of the new frosh, and made up for all the lip- stick and horseplay which goes with initiation. The sophomores' pick to try for Carnival Queen honors was Nancy Clikeman. Mr. Blaylock served as their sponsor. ,, x , . ' . v lpiisviis, f ,f lf :ggi ' aff' , 5 ,sw iz' 7 f - -f' Qkflnfff is , , . 'i ' ,. ., -Q fl x was . , .. , , ,W 1 l 1 . ,. fy ff fn. M -- ' - L -:fx . ,a i r . -2, ' I 215 'E :iff K if- V ' Q 6 if 13 N .l 'Ka 4 A ,li UQ w X it 1' ,ZS EA fo va fi '5' K c Ei f Z h ifi M, yliw ff- P if , Gail Acher Myrna Alsaker Janice Beard Carol Taylor Gerald Funk V SEP ,ea . ., ,I i 5 4 C Peter Brockie Bob Brockway Nancy Buhmann Lloyd Burchard Dixie Campbell H fn. 1 5 ' f if 425413 ' A - Q Silk 4 cr we . 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This year's crop of green frosh entered the portals of CHS on September 1, and were promptly and very thoroughly initiated by the sophomores. The first dance of the year was held in honor of the Class of '58, and they retaliated by inviting their enemies fthe sophsl to drop in, at no charge, to their scatter. Must have been all sophomores there, for the freshmen went in the hole --but their very successful bake sale straightened things out. Margaret Chapman was their choice to run for Carnival Queen, and Mr. Heintz was elected sponsor. Wi W SK w i' Q Q cesy N it q Gwendolyn Alcorn Jo Ambrose Jordan Arvold Donald Baird Warren Barger I f 4 fig, , - Q -:A U - ,l M y , li 10 w il-Zigiig Y - 'H V ., Y -if, 5 , i , siis ,f 2 ' irseas R 5 C L' iq af A 3 .. 1 ' 1 - ' '-K, c . 5 l -A Mft get W Edward Beard Tommy Bell Douglass Bloch Nancy Bloch Bungie Bee janet Bogen David Brady Melvin Burchard Bill Carter Margaret Chapman C lifford C laridge Elsie Claridge Ted Cline Judy Conner Allan Cowdery Alice Denning Elaine Doney Beverly Doughten Judy Feiertag Bonnie Rae Finch Ruby Francis 'L - .mfs-V JL, ,, :fjfgff35HiT i A ii ..g,gp,m1- In .. , q .V 1.., ,,, . 'R get 'iii Ls r if , , in a if 5 am Q R '1 QW! 1 1 I fill E -' H-4 '57 W N.. 3:1 I f .K . J. All I 'gj A '- -Q 1 1 ff N g: ,!i1'.fy1 A x e .1 -,-. i pf e f V i ,,AAl X :SSA lv ...Hi l.e, L. 1, K, W fm w ,523-.11-:ff 1 . - f A- . wf1w,vVs,f M fx? X 4, rp HNH-f N .f ni . i .--f :W ., J li. ,iw .X John Gary Minerva Geffrey Joanne Graham I..ya1 Green Dale Guertzgen Ray Hall Bob Hanson Dorothy Hebbelman Maxine Hirter Jimmy Ingwals on Patty Johnson Fay Kessel Dick Kuhr Evert Kulp Wanda Lopez . wiv QW v- K w . L Bob Rohrer Larry Schubert Carol Seaman Rodney Seamons Gary Severson Patsy Shortman Mary Gail Skillen Norman Slonaker Diane Siirland Norman Thompson Gaylord Waisath Gene Whinnen Patsy White Marilyn Williamson Mary Wood Q E , .,.,Z.,. 25 W 45 NOT PICTURED: Walter Neumiller 'id Q If 1 5? . X . ,., la. ,, , QM, ,..k V.kkk, 2, gh , it , M - 5 l 3 as Q54 M3 fs .. 4 3. Q SQ , Q as Q., : W, gs. ll , . M ir 'il . 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IIIH WW lllll 'fFfH'lIlIIlII1E .Simba Jgawgind mga SEPTEMBER l Bark to tht' old grind again, with soml' ol ui .11 littlr' the worar- 1111 11-1-ar. 1 Seventy-one frosh 1n111a1rr1 1n111 CHS in grand 51y1r,w111111111 F1-ea111nan 1v11xa1- getting everyone back 1n111 11111 5w1n11 111111111115 9 Pap C11111 11a11nra1n 111r1r111111a11anaa11n 111111 11 11n111 11-r1n1.n r1raga11111snakr Danrr. 10 1-'1rS111w111a11garnr 111 111n11a--wr W111: w11111111rr: ll 1-'HA-rrs take a111fan1ag1- of 1111- 1a111n,1 a111111n11r w1111a big 111111111111 fern. cnaranr get 111,11-1111-r an11a1r11 111111.-ra far 11111 ramrng ar1111111 yr-ar. 17 F1111 111111111 game 11nr11rr 11111 11111111--Wa 1n11- to Shelby 1n a 1n1111r1,111ra1.,1. Kenny and Zella--Dogpatch royalty, Z4 1-311y,11111 w11111ar one to Glasgow! xo CHS 5111111-n1a of all sizes and anap.-a 111-1111.11r ,111.11rra 111011. car1111-111 Q11111-n 1111,1n11111 nr1r111na1ra. Larry Schubert's under this mess! OCTOBER 1 A11 1111: C111 Bank 1.1115 1,r1nr1- 1111- 131,111-ra 11.1111 a 111111111111111111: l 5 A roller-Skating 1111a appears 1n1111,11,11r'111rr111aa11ana1 1155111111111 a w1- 1.1112 ana 1r11n1 r'r1r11arn1r1n,an111.1a1111111-r a 111r1111-r: 5111111-n1 11111111111 111rawa .1 a111n11111. I5 cns anna 111a1rr-a 111-1 1r111 1111 to 1111 czrr-a1 Fans 13nn1ra1 111155111--1111-y11ra1 11a,1r1n--11ar11: Z0 GAA invites che Br-eu-rs ow-r 111'-Q morn fun 111:11 way--boys, you 1111111111 1111- 111r11- 11a11nwnrn 11a11y, Zl srnrara get 1ngr111rr and 111111 ann1111n11-1111-1111. az c11s'a 11151 1n1an1e.r11n11n,1 rarnra 1111 W1111 flying 11111115-r Shirley B1-nnetti-1 1 rownerl Thr Girl W1-'cl lxlost Like' to Receive a Forward Pass by the football squad at the dance whiqh followed thn- game lwr' took it lrumSunb11rs!l. za 111ar11yn 13111151111 11, 111111-11-11 D1a1r11-1 Prr-11111-111 111 FHA 111 11ar1r1n. FFA 3111-S 1nn11rn11nn1n,1 111 111a11a. Z7 3121111115 11r11111r1- Cnnran rn 1111: sc'aQon's final 111111 game, zxs-101-r1a1-hers'canvr-n11an at 13rra1 121111 1111.-S 115 all a 11rra111ar. - NOVEMBER Ivan and E- L- Prance at the dance. 5 carn111a1 111111111--111r 1111111r1r11n1111111.r a111r1111rr 11r11ar11nnn1, Ja1q1111- 111a11 111111 11 1 rr1wn1-11 Quefn fn1111W1ng 111C var1111yS11ow, , ,,Beef,, and Linda Swing it. ou11r an 2111.111 1111: yr-ar, v Na1111na1 A151-11111111-S rarnna 111111111111 1111111 a 11rvnr 111111111 511011. Enjoying yourself, Chuck ? IZ Sadie Hawkins Day 11r1nga 0111 1111a nr1-r111111ry 1na11n11s in CHS fr-rr1rn1-1. 'iorne of 1111a yr-arm 11111 hrs 111-rn r1-a11y ar1r11ar111ar: IB The D111111r Has a D1111,1111rr ,1111a yr-ar'S .111n1r1r P1ny,fr1rnrs 1111--11111 11a1rn11a1r1111n'1r1111 Bill 11-11nar11'a 111-11111-n1r-11, why play r11rr1111ra get gray: 19 P10511 sponsor a 11ar111- 1111 11111 rnp11nr11r1r-1S,ar1r1 1r1a1- 11111ncy very neatly. zz Band shows 115 511111 1n 11 '1-11an1rS,11111ng .11n1rr1. 25 rrrnr a111 1111 111r1rry day. ze cus 11111r1ryn111-r a11n1111rr1a111rn5 1111, 11111111 51-aaan 111111 a bang. Z7 whnapa: We 11111111 5111-11,y1 Pep 1:11111 11111-1 a11-,ng Ior 111r 111n. A National Assembly wovws the grade-school crowd. Rehearsing f?l Digger gets done in. for the Junior Play. Don't they make a sweet couple ? Friends, do you suffer w0111r11n'1 you 111011 like this from that early morn- Whatvll you have: hydrogen sulfide -------- or hamburger ? at 7 A.M.-B? Saturday ? ing letdown ? 1954-V955--THE SCHOOL YEAR lN PICTURES There now, Sue--it isn't Still want to go steady. NUFNU 7 Good m0rr1ing, Judy! as bad as all that! That just can't be all! 1 in i K' H' 1I ' . V A bird's-eye view ofthe goings-on. G-aa-girls at work on their booth. Poster de partme nt. Why the Student Council booth looked that way. His nanie is Bill! John calls the shots at the bingo tables arniuaf HQAf-,i14g!L!00fl'Lt Miss Iverson directs us in a few Christmas carols. Nimmo! C ygcfiuified 5 4 8 l0 ll 15 I6 I7 18 ZZ Z3 Z9 JAN 3 S 6 7 H I0 14 15 PTA begins . hsp.pmnlp,4 sl lwnl llap..-H this mppth--this . system work.-fl rvl.lrpl. '. nl-so zhprpmthlt. n.-.-1.-ft mmlpll- rum.-lll--mplr hand shpt.-5 llp. .mtl ll.-tw.-fp jump: Chntvau tnniblv-s nlovw .lam 1-, wht. h turn- pm tt- lp- quite pnplilsr lwhy .rlw v bt-tails: nw. sp rlnrk in tht-rfil. cglls khxu-tl Ch.-ms mul-fl psf: in all-' annual llsvn- Chrxstrnas sing. vpn ls.-plpp ll.-he nw nl-t-lpfe. lint not by very mul-h, bnyl ,pl pl.---ly. Stnslvnt Count il vmwlv, In kles it-Q audielu Ls allure .mtl pure, W r-'ally made tm- ioint ul-lpn' tlu- lm-.rn-rt: Junior: lllrpw up- larsl The Cirruit lllull-L KH-ntr.il luwu-2 ll-. llmw dn they do it 91, m.l.l.- sl llppl l hrltlptlt pf.-pl-ll... is pn-,tantra for ml- stu- d.-pl ll.-.lyk-l,..p, app ll: Gln-1' Llllllrv .ilnl laug they clnl mst lv.-1-.pp .-tv.-r ll-wr ground tllrcrl- ladptl pdl-lp lpn- lp lllpll Slhool Christmas Asslpmlllv. :nw lt.-rs.-p slugsll.-rfm-ewf-ll1,png. star of the mtl , .tml .ll-ps.-lt with matrimonial inte-pumps, Christmas in-.lliun .xt la-all Huw-lvr-2 traiel to Browning and halp np- lpflnps. Oh. that Cut Blu ll.ihI llavrn- llul ll:nrn'C1'litl'.il. uk tr-.am--th:-v beat ns mln wi- lu-all tn-ul llavrv l'nlwl.ll rn-tllrns thu' xislt and walks ol! with the game. Was that nllk' 'F UARY np. lt tn alll-pl .lsllp--n.p we-vks Supp dnn't last long llll-sp tmp. Kansas Tests: National Ass:-in Uh, lirottu-rf lilies -mints us A lartnonist. l llA girls pl-.--.l-pl .l lllwprl on The Original Arnatvur llplll- at an assi-nxlllx . Stncl1'ntCullm il slums tllviis ot its St, Paul runventiml-- lfinn stvals the show. Group pil lprpt sppllllrsl plays Wu' beat Shi-lluy takvn nl at tivitxes, big and small, In-rv, llut vu' heat 'ern. lp A spine-llppllpg hoop mow, lfl-'A ll-rows f. lppw- d.lp.p Wm. ppprl p.-suns, both mm.. tally tml plhpmlw. l9-L0'l'ln- 4-ntl of tlw l .Il-ZZ 1.4 LS Z7 ZR Z9 il vit lnrivsf irst svrnester rolls around, as it has a habit of nl tests, as usual, Whvwf doing, 'rw flats Wu' i isit If.iirtiL'ld and Chntmlu, and t'lon't tllvy know it: lxxo lnnlw Wl-ll, llvrn- wr' .ire hai k lor .innthrr sent:-stef--twn new lates in the ld. pn, lp pm- l is .i lift, An pll-K mall llltplsy '-ppp.-lrw th., Ncltlnn.ilAs-1:-xnbly qmk.-rl. all.-ppslry .ln .I nllr' rotten-r lfprl n.-pep.. tml .l llplcz mul lpnllle sm-s 'nakv livmlrolgvn sulfide--all tlny CHS stinks with stink' me - twat ps ll--rpm-. hut ppt this time spy: rlllp was A gsm.- Central lmppp pp up- ltlpslsppq lp play llpll hp.-6---may shonlrla stood homv. l..itin !Iluli tlr-ans up on its l.ac'lin-s' Choir:- spflf llpp --ppl lnglpp. D.e. tp Drz ma C luh tur I, some nt those snrksf Jack Upshaw leaves fnr Wash- b.-. ppp- .l plpp lp nm senate. lr.-,V l.-.-fl--bllfpll: day chem 5 made hing gas--as if needed it: Caroling in the halls. V V l CHS Band enroute to the Great Falls grid grind. Anyone for coffee 7 These kids didn't know what they were getting themselves in for, I betcha. High times np in the crow's nest Girls' Glee Club pertorms at the Christmas Assembly. 1649. Getting our pitchers took. Benchwarmers '? FEBR UARY Coffee break ffl--in the home ec, room. Coffee break 42--at the Fountain, The age -old ba ttle--trying to get out of study hall, Putting the finishing touches 1, on the Junior Play. Danger--Mad Chemists! Back to the salt mine after a c-o-l-d practice. session. Seventy-space line, double spacing, ive-space paragraph indentation--U Putting the pep in Pep Club. 4 snldrnl connl ll lllrln-rn ngnln--'-Thr wrnnlng 'rrnnw llnn lrrnr. 4 We ln-nl mn Bank-rind: just snows to nn you wnnl nn- ran nn wnr-n W- wnnl en: S laanrl rl.-nr, as lon nn nn bnln- snlr. la--rlrrs .lran Browning ngnln. rl Corny and lnnn, vnlrllnlnrlnn nnr' nal-rl.-llnrlnn lnr loss, nnnnnrn.-rl Q Ruler' lvlatsuoka Wm: :hr n.A.R. Award. Atta grrl, Rnlee: ll Caps, gowns, and annnllnrc-mr-nls are nrrlvrrrl In prepare mln' flags nl 'aa for :nr rigors ol lnlnlnrnlrn-.1-nl. ll Beetr-rs go to Conrad and win thrilnsr-lvos another basketball game: lnr- rl-nl of ns gn to sl nnnl fn allnnl lln- lar nlly ln ,mnnrl :nn tournanwnt. 14 Rnrnan nnnqnrl long.,-, up ,l nr-rfr-.ny gnnrl 1-vrnlnn lor latin Club mrrnln-rs. onn. pass nn' llrlnnnz la Assembly- nnn mr nznrllrnl lnnly rnlllng ln :nr nrtlnr, on, unw- Senior Girls! Our new orange uniforms and llavrr- Ce-ntr:ll's green onus rnake lnr yi-nrw llnnl nnnp fllr lln- yr-nrx nnnsr rnlnrfnl Z4-Z6 Nnrznrrn ulrlslnnnl Class B 'rnnrnarnnnl nf Grrnl lfnllsp n rlp. snortin' znnn nr-Q rnjnwrl lrynll: NLARCH ll Drnrnn Club nrr-Wnes -'rlnr Nrlgnbnry' lnr P-l'A--lnry gnl 3 big kxrlc mn nf ll. 9-lolnwn Tr-,nz ls llnlng n wrnnr V-rally worth ll v Anyway, nnw we know hnw rllnnl, wr nrr: Z4 Hr-lf-nn nlnyn nonl ln l-'HA Hlrlr frlnn all nvrr nn nan-, za sprrng Band funrrrz gets llanrl rnvrnbers lla. lr on lln-rr fl-nl. 359 Happy lrlrllnlny, Mr. Cnnwayl Alalall. z CHS Band and fnnrn-sen hit mr road for llnvrr to get lln-nw-lvl-S adjlldlpntrfd at Ihr' Dlstrlat Nluslg Festival, in Kansas ina- ngaln: nlnrllrr: 8 Whrvlff East:-r breather. li-l5FF'A1rowd nn.-s ln ann--nlnn for lnr mg cloln's. lb GAA '-vlny ony 1-nlnys rlnlnnn snr 1--Ser-lnrly nllllnlrs frnnn lnn- nlgl. 5. nnnlr nnw llnfnm-lvl-5 A big llrnn. lv The ,nl-.lru lnrr Nnllnnnl Assrrnnly. za lllgnllgnl nl llrf- sn. lnl nrnenn--lnn lnnlnr Prnnn. zn --snr. lnl Drllv.-ry , the sl-nlnr lflny, is n.-rlnrln-'rl ln-fnrr n .ln- llnnl.-rl nrnln-nr-r. ga-snrllgn sl nnnl wr-nl. nn lln- rnrnpne nl Mac nl Bnrrrnnn, MAY 1 sfrrnnr prnrll-Rr-L, brgln--Wn.-l-: 4 Honor snrlllly Banquet lnnlnlnn lon nn'wr11l'rnbPrs lnln ln-r nlgnrnl ol lnnn nl nnnl honors. R-1 slnlr Mnsn Fu-Qllrnl .ll Mall rlrnws rl nn. lr of Qlls nnn,n-uns. 9-1: lannrl prepares fnr mn Mny Fngllvnl with nl-rl-rnl nnlflnnr lonwrw, llavrcfs annuallv1ayl'r'stival-rallig my lnr mr llnnn. I5-l-1CllS llrnnln clnl, nnll lrnr lf 1.-nn. lnl nnn rnnfl fnr Mlssnnln ln nnlrnrl lln- lnn-rnlln-lnslll anrnx. zz sl nlnrr rnlnr lan..,.lnlll-lfnn- ln nn-lr Smal' as lgnnnn. nrement wnrlr n.-nr. .lnnn-r. Ll lzlnrn Night rf-dll, has '.-rn rnlllnn ln lln- nlnln.: VH connn.-n..-.n--nl--,lrn.,', ln-rn We rfnn--: Z4-Z5 Final vxallis for llnill'l'lwrxvill'p'l'll llndvrl la-wrnen. lla: Z7 En-rvbodv out: 1 Y The day the seniors played the B-Squad. B-rother. I . Mar in agioorb Gives 'em a lift between quarters, l betchal Hike! l-Z-5-4-- 'ffV.k,,.- ,- K W Q, fn V , in in ,L . 5 V . 1 in ras ' '.- r, . .. ' me 1 lr an I . - - ,if T I 3 1 I I an .. f 4 U I Acme Chlorine Works, lnc. fGhaaafl. FHA Aniatf-ur Hour brings out some hidden talent S-'L-r-e-t-c-hf A bunch of great Bee tcr vnc1s fjokCfl. A Q 1 1 ll P 1 2 OVLOI' .S?lfL6!6lfLt5 F ,, l ., 51,1 John Gesell Margie Williamson Ivan Nelson I Cornelia Feiertag Salutatorian, Girls' State Junior Prom Chairman, 1954 Valedictorian Bausch 8: Lomb Science Award. Boys' State Boys' State V A - -:L 3 :ual 2 .:: 9 'K i f ly ' I ,,..W - 9 'lg WSF' Chuck lngwalson Rulee.Matsuoka David Kathman Kenny Kuhr Nevada Bonar BOYS' State D.A.R. Award Boys' State Alternate Boys' State Alternate Boys' State Alternate Girls' State Alternate Wozfiona Snior amor ocielfy ' i fiffsf W 9 1 ,zfut , ,. , 1' , , 4 film 4 ' . 31.5 .5 , I 'E 3 r-. ' ff: xfgzw . ' If , . 3 ' .gy -. ,, r l :H 5 - 5 ff, xi Q I L.,i -1, 'J f. J, - '-,-new 'f 2 f -' H.. 4 - :-p::.,.:::g.g ...md a ' . 1 :'1,. i . .. zilfly qy 'i , V? 5 Rulee Matsuoka John Gesell Cornelia Feiertag Arie West Charles lngwalson Jag-quelin Magghg-tg lvan Nvlson W . 9 . ' '- 5 . ,-Ill: ww, -I -rgfw Fries 1: ' ' A we-:gs , ' ' C aaea 224 I 5 of Mir :Zi 1 . ,. , -5 egg . X,ne , , ,- e -I f . ' ,,,, W, fy - w 30.11 Jane Speers Nevada Bonar Iretta Thompson Kendall Kuhr Lorna Bowen Duane Boe Marilyn Diqkgnn Members of the National Senior Honor Society are selected each year on the basis of scholar- ship,1eadership, citizenship, and service. Chosen to represent the Class of 1955 last year were Rulee Matsuoka, John Gesell, Cornelia Feiertag, and Arle West, and these four students comprised the functioning Honor Society during the school year 1954-1955. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Denney, they handled the novelty-sales booth at the Carnival and submitted their nomination to the Hall of Fame. The Honor Society banquet, which was held on May 4, was the culmination of a year's work, and featured the initiation and pledging of the new members who were selected in March. Chosen from the senior class were Charles lngwalson, Jacquelin Matchett, Ivan Nelson, .lane Speers, Nevada Bonar, Iretta Thompson and Kendall Kuhr. Those juniors who will handle the Society's business next year are Lorna Bowen, Marilyn Dickson, and Duane Boe. .7!Le cgilnofenlf Mice BACK ROW, Left to ght: .Tacquelin Matchett, Myrna Conner, Frances Griffin, Tom Keller, Mary Lou Schubert, Rulee atsuoka. SECOND ROW: Shirley Bennett, Ernestine Wallner, Judy Acher, Amelia Conner, Ma Kleinjan, Judy Speers, Kay Green, Lucille Belcher, Patsy Ebel, Kay Schaefer, Linda West' ATED: Mr. Bowman, Lorna Bowen, John Gesell, Jack Upshaw, Betty McGhuey, Gerald ich ds. NOT PICTURED: Elizabeth L.aPlante. Student Voice Staff The Student.Voice staff met once aweek to plan the contents of the coming paper, with mem- bers receiving one half scholastic credit for journalism. They toolf over the football con- cession and sponsored a penny-pitch booth at the Carnival to raise money, and were quite svocessfulg they made a good-sized profit this year, and despite producnon difficulties, im- proved with their work on the printed newspaper The page-editor method was again used this year, after its past success on the Student Voice Editor-in chief--Jack Upshaw Advisor--Mr. Bowman Page one: Editors--Jack Upshaw, Kay Schaefer. Reporters --Judy Speers, Ernestine Wallner, Jacquie Matchett, Kay Green. Page two: Editor--Betty McGhuey. Reporters--Mary Kleinjan, Rulee Matsuoka, Mary Lou Schubert. Page three: Editors--John Gesell, Lorna Bowen. Reporters -'-Shirley Bennett, Patsy Ebel, Amelia Conner, Frances Griffin, Elizabeth L.aPlante. Page four: Editor--Gerald Richards. Reporters--Tom Keller Myrna Conner, Linda Westin, Judy Acher. Typists: Jacquelin Matchett, Betty McGhuey, Rulee Matsuoka, Mary Kleinjan, Amelia Conner. Photographer: John Gesell. Business: Amelia Conner, Tom Keller, Mary Lou Schubert, Judy Speers, Ernestine Wallner. Slaving over the scandal-sheet--- And stuffing it into subscribers' lockers jim 67161400 fgfeeze BACK ROW, Left to Right: Helen Couch, Carol Erbacher, Nevada Bonax-,Ivan Nelson, Rod Neibaucr Donna White, Chuck lngwalson, Kenny Kuhr,Allen Williamson, Mary Kleinjan, Bob Matulks, Betty McGhuey, Lois Seebaum. SEATED ROW: Margie Williamson, Rulec Matsuoka, Patsy Shelstad, Delores Hanson, Nlarlene Kessel, Henrietta Peterson, Olive Wood, Arle West, Amelia Conner, Joyce F'errec-,Judy Asher, Jarquelin Matchett, LaLawne Gratton, Patsy Ebel, Linda Lux. SEATED: .Tack Upshawjane Speers John Gesell, Lorna Bowen, Mr. Bowen. NOT PICTURED: Bill Leonard, E. L. Luckett, Connie Hood. Annual Staff Editor--John Gesell Assistant Co-editors--.Tack Upshaw, l.orna Bowen Business Manager--Jane Spvers Assistant Business Manager--Bill Leonard Sponsor--lxlr. Bowen Faculty and Administration--Judy Acher, Allen Williamson 1 Senior Class Layouts--LaLawne Gratton, Arle West Class History--Delores Hanson, Marlene Kessel Class Will--Donna White, Linda Lux, Patsy Ebel Class Prophecy--Amelia Conner, Jacquelin Matchett, Bob Matulka Senior Data--Helen Couch, Carol Erbacher, Margie Williamson Class Layouts--Joyce Ferree, Noma Ness, Lois Seebaum Artist--Ivan Nelson Activities--Betty McGhuey, Rulee Matsuoka, Patsy Shelstad, Henrietta Peterson Sports--Chuck lngwalson, Nevada Bonar, Rod Neibauer, E. L. Luckett E Calendar--Olive Wood, Connie Hood W Snapshots--Kenny Kuhr, Mary Kleinjan, Kenny Stam Cutting up tons of pictures--- And pasting them. Ooh, what fun! gg l 6LWL6L BACK ROW, Left to Right: Carl Tanberg, Duane Boe, Kenny Kuhr. SECOND ROW: LaL.awne Gratton, Henrietta Peterson, Jane Speers, Tana Claridge, Kenny Stam, Bob Matulka, Nevada Bonar, Judy Speers. Jimmy Ross, Ernestine Wallner, Linda Lux, ' in-la Weftin SEATED: Lorna Bowen. Mrs. Praetz. John Gesell, Marilyn Dickson, Jack Upshaw, Patsy Gratton. NOT PICTURED: BillLeonard,ElizabethLsPlante. OFFICERS President--John Gesell Secretary-treasurer--Marilyn Dickson Vice-president--Jack Upshaw Sponsor--Mrs. Praetz This yc-ar's Drama Club consisted of the members of the Junior Play casts of this year and last, as well as a few students who were interested in declamation. The club sponsored the Carnival Variety Show this year, and presented a one-act play for the PTA, The Neighbors . Their ultimate goal for the year was to take a one-act play to lnterscholastic Week in Missoula, so members tried out for Antic Spring as well as The Neighbors , The high point of the year was their banquet, a lavish turkey dinner with all the trimmin's , which they held in January. The Neighbors was never like thisf Polishing off S l7,9O worth of turkey. 6174.8 QOLTOI' .JQGJ 62 llbmglfw 7 JUNIOR PLAY. 1954 , .J rf: , .Av-4 PMN' Tommy......a ..... Marilyn Dickson Dodo........ ........Linda Westin Patsy Gratten Helen Billings.f......... Judy Speers fig Doc Billings .......... Jack Upshaw Flora. Lee ....... Elizabeth I..aP1ante Chuck ..................... .Bill Leonard Lulu Thaxter .... Ernestlne Wallner David Terrence ............ Duane Boe Aunt Cassie ............. Lorna Bowen sa Smith............... . Carl Tanberg Egbert Coddle...........Jimmy Ross Sta ge Mana get . .........Shirley Kulp TOP ROW: fifiig' -' , , ' 1 F, -5 , sq ' 5 , W 2 E f lx 1. a Q 1,1 E ,L X '56 ,X ggi- Jr N L msgs: l hi .f 1 ag 3' 1 Ph Q la . i Ki si' Left to Right: Jack Upshaw, Linda Westin, Bill Leonard, Ernestine Wallner, Judy Speers. Marilyn Dickson, Patsy Gratton, Duane Boe, Elizabeth LaPlante, Jimmy Ross. BOTTOM ROW: Carl Tanberg, Lorna Bowen. MIDDLE ROW: Certainly one of the 'cleverest comedies presented by a CHS class in a long time was George Batson's The Doctor I-Ias a Daughter . The daughter is a mislead teen-ager who has a fixation for solving other people's problems. Naturally, she gets herself into a peck of trouble, especially when she re-unites her old-maid aunt with a crotchety old man she knows nothing of. Picturing herself as a terrific playwright, she revamps her class play from a Pilgrim pageant to a sordid saga of C1eopatra's amours. In and out of trouble--from one hilarious incident to another--that's the doctor's daughter! The live-wire cast of juniors was joined, in the last week of rehearsal, by John Gesell, due to a broken leg suffered by Bill Leonard. Special Delivery , a superb comedy by Robert Ray, was a character-p1ayer's dream. Populated with such characters as it was, the play was a terrific success. There was Polly, the wise-cracking Steno who had a crush on the boss: Peggy, the man-chasing secretary from down the hall: Mrs. Jasper, the gay divorcee, and her husband John, the shady electricia.n g Monte, the flustered young lawyer: and Angie, the hilarious cleaning-woman. The plot revolves around a misplaced special-delivery letter, and the uproar it causes in Monte's law office. All in all, it proved to be a wonderful opportunity for ten seniors, who dramatically speaking, gave it the works. Much credit for the successes of the two class plays of this year goes very deservedly to the congenial director, Mrs. Praetz. They couldn't have done it without her! TOP ROW: Left to Right: Joyce Ferree, Donna White, Amelia Conner, Jane Speers, Kenny Kuhr. Luckett, John Gesell, Nevada Bonar, David Kathman. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Lux, E. L. N ,luv , , H 66 -j d' 1986110 5 Q, fi , 77 a e wer? in . . ' ,Qi 3 SENIOR PLAY, 1955 on ,sg CAST . Z. kg 1 - V - . a n i Pouynn- UuuJ0yCe Ferret f ' 4 Ruby.......... .....Jane S eers V M E Monte........... .....Kenny Kuhr W gf ., V V . The Waiter-...... .....Nevada. Bonai- ' Q fj ff' Erve1......... .....E. L. Luckett Angie......... .....Ame lia Conner a' g ' Q. JQhn........... ..........J0hn ceseu David Kathman K I M N V ., -if7,-.,,,,.s-fig Mrs. Jasper..............Donna White , - l -K K K Peggy.........................Linda Lux - '- ' ,L Stage Managern!-lenrietta Peterson agtivtcfenf Qzfufwi STANDING, Left to Right: Ernestine Wallner, Everett Kulp, Jack Upshaw, Sue Patchell, Roger Reser, David Lamey, Esther Morris, L.al..awne Gratton, Helen Couch, Lynn Perkins. SEATED: Tana Claridge, Chuck Ingwalson, Ivan Nelson, Mr. Prestbo, Margie Williamson. NOT PICTURED: E. L. Luckett. Jimmy Ross. OFFICERS President--Ivan Nelson Secretary--Tana Claridge Vice-president--Chuck Ingwalson Treasurer--Margie Williamson Sponsor--Mr. Prestbo The Student Council, CHS's governing system, was very active this year. One of the new, very successful ideas they initiated was PTA chaperoning of all school dances. The student body also saw four excellent movies, and all-school assembly, and many National Assemblies. The Student Council collected 580.00 for the March of Dimes at the Shelby basketball game here fwith the aid of a horse- blanketl, and also collected for the .Tunior Red Cross. This year's agenda featured plans for the for- mation of a District Student Council, with possible future plans for a state-wide organization. Governing the student body--every other Wednesday. D01-is Day emotes in The Winning Team --one of the year's SC-sponsored cinema treats. !Z,9 CAL W BACK ROW, Left to Right: Pat Gratton, Jimmy Ross, Lorna Bowen, Marilyn Dickson, Judy Spec-rs, Nevada Bonar, Jack Upshaw, Jimmy lngwalson, Duane Bae, Chuck lngwalson, Kenny Kuhr, Bob Malulka, Jacquie Matchett, Mary Lou Schubert, Barbara Magda, Amelia Conner, Betty McGhuey. Judy Achcr, Lois Seebaum. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stroud, Beverly Doughten, Margie Sivertsen, Vancla Work, Pat Graharn, Karen Lunden, Patsy White, Zella Lunden, Patty Johnson, Frances Griffin, Connie Shf-lstad, Bonnie Boe, Shirley Mohar, Linda Speers, Nancy Clikernan, Jennilynn Hiebert, Nlargaret Chapman. SEATED: Roxanna Hiebert, Bea Schend, Mary Gail Skillen, Mary Kleinjan, Kenny Stam, Donna White, LaI.awne Gratten, Joanne Graham, Pat Shelstad, Jane Speers, Linda Lux. FRONT ROW: Esther Morris, Janet Luckett. NOT PICTURED: Darla Norberg, OFFICERS President-Donna White Secretary-treasurer-1.aLawne Gratton Vice-president-Kenny Stam Sponsor-Mr. Stroud A-Squad: Janet Luckett, Esther Morris. Darla Norberg, B-Squad: Joanne Graham, Bonnie Boe, Nlargaret Chapman The Pep Club fwith their vocal cordsl went into action in September: they gave pep assem- blies to boost the Beeters, and during the football season, the annual Snake Dance aroused school spirit, dislocated shoulders, etc. A mob went to the Shelby game in a school bus, and reportedly had a bang-up time. They learned a bunch of new yells, and sold Cheering Books both to raise money and to give every member a chance to learn the yells. Their two bake sales helped out considerably with the money problem, and for their hard-working cheerleaders, they purchased new uniforms--black skirts and white turtle-neck sweaters, on which their big orange cheering letter were displayed. The Pep Club finished off the athletic season by virtually yelling them- selves hoarse at the tournament--it's rough on the pipes, all right, but it sure gives the team a lift. e g arf STANDING, Left to Right: Arle West, .Tack Upshaw, Margaret Lnanman, Jimmy Ingwalson, Bonnie Bae-- percussion: Mr. Prestbo--directorg Duan Musgrave--majorette. SEATED, Back Row: Norman Friede, Kenny Kuhr--bassesp Shirley Bennett, Mary Kleinjan, John Gesell-trombones. SEATED., .Third'Row: Elizabeth LaPlante, Patty Johnson, Sharon Hebbelman,Gene11 Peterson--third clarinetsg Pat Gratton, Jack Paulson, Ann Kathman, Jimmy Ross, Terry Matchett--cox-nets: Judy Speers, Ernestine Wallner, Teddy Cline--baritonesp Kay Green, Patsy Kathman,-Sue Patchell--tenor and baritone saxophones. SEATED, Second Row: Rulee Matsuoka, LaL.awne Gratton, Joan Mil1er.Betty McGhue'y--second clarinetsg Eldon Halingstad, Lois Campbell, Carl Tanberp. Joyce Ferree--altosg Linda Speers, Helen Couch, Lorna Bowen, Marilyn Dickson--saxophonesg Phyllis Miller--bass clarinet, SEATl:Zu, 1-'ront Row: Amelia Conner, Myrna Conner--twirlersg .Tacquelin Matchett, Linda Westin--nrst clarmetsgNexlupprecht--oboe Beatrice Schend, Nancy Clikeman--flutes: Vanda Werk, Mary Lou Schubert--twirlers. NOT PIC TURED: Gail Acher, John Ambrose, Bob Hanson, Roger Reser, Everett White, Duane Boe, Bill Leonard, David Lamey, Joanne Graham. This year, the band was definitely one of the most active of all CHS organizations. They started off the year by conducting a magazine-subscription campaign which netted them approximately S 300. The football games down at Hoon Field were pepped up by the presence of the band, and their precision marches at half-time were really something to see. They attended the game with Great Falls Central, and performed on the gridiron of Memorial Stadium with one of their snappy formation marches. Here, much credit goes to The Boss , Mr. Prestbo, for his enthusiasm and perseverance. The pep band up in the crow's nest enlivened the basketball games, and here the group also sold programs and pop. Their big moment came with the Northern Class B Tournament at Great Falls, which they attended. With the athletic season over, the band turned toward concert work--complementing their Thanks- 'I giving Concert with the annual Spring musicale. A pair of tympani was added to the arsenal early in January. They entertained the student body at the pep assemblies and at the Christmas program, and, with various instrumental solos and ensembles, were adjudicated at the April Z District Music Festival- at Havre. The Havre May Festival was also on the band's agenda. Yes, it was quite a year for the Chinook High School Band. OF FICERS Director-- Mr. Prestbo President--John Gesell Librarians--Linda Westin, Pat Gratton Vice-president--Jack Upshaw Custodian--Bill Leonard Secretary-treasurer--Lorna Bowen Student director--Rulee Matsuoka 5 . Running through a few hot licks on Mozart's lmpresari0 . Practicing formations down by the Skunk Works . Oh, but it's c-o-1 mea! Cjlaorun BACK ROW, Left to Right: Dixie Campbell, Gail Acher, Sue Patchell, Jack Upshaw, Tommy Bell, Nevada Bonar, John Bruxnmer, Frances Griffin, Esther Morris, Cornelia Feiertag, Lois Seebaum, Diane Nash, Lois Campbell, Shirley Mohar, Janet Luckett, Norman Slonaker. SECOND ROW: Agnes Williamson, Judy Feiertag, Rulee Matsuoka, Glenna Steinmetz, Charlotte Harwood, Kay Green, Patty Overcast, Henrietta Peterson, Barbara Magda, Rhoda Donis, Beverly Doughten, Wallinc Nash, Nancy Bloch, Olive Wood, Betty Flores, Duan Musgrove, Wanda Lopez, SEATED: Mary Gail Skillvn, Patsy White, Sharon Hebbelman, Emma Loveall, Shirley Kulp, Helen Peterson, Pat Graham, Ruby Francis, Lola Hall, Rogene Paulson. NOT PICTURED: Miss lverson, Miss Deem. OFFICERS Directors--Miss Iverson, Miss Dec-rn President--Rulee Matsuoka Secretary-treasurer--Sharon Hebbelman Vice-president--Shirley Kulp Librarians--John Brummer, Judy Feiertag The Chinook High School Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Miss Iverson, sang at the annual Havre Rotary Christmas Sing, Chinook Schools' Christmas Program, and at a Christmas - Assembly. Under the direction of Miss Deem in 1955, they sang at Baccalaureate and Commence- ment. if 0 1' Q ll :L if IM . Li X . ' tad BACK ROW. Left V? Right MBTY I-'OU Schubert- Roger Reser, Sue Patchell, Nevada Bonar, Rulec Matsuoka. Lorna Bowen, Sue Patchell, Mary Kleinjan, Gencll Peterson. FRONT ROW: Mary Gail Skillen, Rules Matsuoka, Patsy White, Vanda Werk, Diane Stirland. Ll' il EQ DLA f t f 7 f U 1460 0 A rather active group, the Girls' Glee Club, sang for the Christ- The Quartet, supervised by Miss Iverson, featured the voices of mas programs, PTA, the Carnival Variety Show, the Farmers' Union f0ur musicians: they practiced diligently, but warp not too artivpv their Dinner, and, of course, at Baccalaureate and Commencement. S016 performance being at a Junior Play imp,-mission. jr vulture cwmem of ,America BACK ROW, Left to Right: Gaylord Waisath, Terry Matchett, Clifford Gruszie, Doug Neibauer,'Glenn Friede, Warren Barger, Everett Kulp,Art Tilleman, Dick Tilleman, Ira Hall, Iim Acher, Dale Hanson, Bert Tilleman, Charles Schwenke, Clair Moxley, Lloyd Burchard, Dexter Shankle, Ted Simpson, Dale Dahlquist, Ray Hall, Bob Naslund. SECOND ROW: Melvin Burchard, David Brady, Larry Naslund, Dick Kuhr, Roger Donis, Jimmy Ross, Tom Graham, Eldon I-lalingstad, Tom Keller, Don Berger, Bill Poppler, Raymond Pankratz, Donald Baird, Ronnie Lux, Edward Beard, Frank Brockway, Norman Thompson, Dale Guertzgen. SEATED: Curtis Waisath, Paul Denning., Norman Friede, David Kathman, John Brummer, Allen Williamson, Mr. Bowen. NOT PICTURED: Bob Brockway, Neil Neibauer, John Pike. OFFICERS President--David Kathman Sentinel--Curtis Waisath Vice-president--Norman Friede Treasurer--Paul Denning Secretary--John Brummer Reporterv- Allen Williamson Sponsor----Mr. Bowen The FFA boys began their year in the summer of 1954 by sending several members to the Summer Camp at Yellowstone National Park. John Beef Brummer was elected State Farmer, which is quite an honor. At the beginning of the school year the organization had initiation for new members and attended the District Convention at Malta. Their Bingo stand and duck-ringing booth were two of the more popular concessions at the Carnival. They also sponsored a movie dance, and during National FFA week the boys exhibited a window display and gave a radio program. The Chinook Chapter received 5250 from the Sears-Roebuck Foundation to buy a registered cow, and eight members were sent to the State Convention at Bozeman in April. Yes, '55 was quite a year for the farmers! A Polishing up the old cedar CheSf. IIB ? Troubles with the old jalop on the way to Summer Camp. . Qufure omema em of .xdmerica BACK ROW, Left to Right: Pat Graham, Carol Pike, Emma Loveall, Alice Denning, Maxine Hirter, Janette Pankratz, Nancy Buhman, Lola Hall, Patsy Kathman, Patty Johnson, Sue Patchell,Dixie Campbell, Zella Lunden, Pat White, Marlene Kessel, Judy Acher, Lonnie Gratton, Lorna Bowen, Margie Williamson, Beverly Doughten, Marilyn Williamson, Agnes Williamson. SECOND ROW: Mary Gail Skillen, Diane Stirland, Margie Sivertsen, Vanda Werk, Lucille Belcher, Marilyn Dickson, Bonnie Boe, Ann Kathman, Kay Schaefer, Patsy Ebel, Glenna Steinmetz, Elsie Claridge, Beverly Claridge, Helen Couch, Carol Erbacher, Joanne Graham, Linda Westin. SEATED: Karen Lunden, Mrs, lngwalson,TanaClaridge, Pat Gratton, Delores Hanson. NOT PICTURED: Janice Beard, Alice Harlan, Eudora Kaufman, Rulee Matsuoka, Betty M4-Ghuey, Walline Nash, Patsy Peterson, Marta Wittkoff. OFFICERS President-Tana Claridge Secretary-Karen Lunden Vice-president-Pat Gratton K Treasurer-Delores Hanson Chapter -Mothers-Mrs. Westin, Mrs. Dickson.Sponsor -Mrs. lngwalson The FHA started a very active year by giving a picnic for the freshman girls. They had initiation for new members at which Tana Claridge and Marilyn Dickson received Junior Homemaker Degrees. At their annual District meeting in Harlem, Tana Claridge served as Secretary and Marilyn Dickson was elected District President. During National FHA week, they gave an excellent assembly program, consisting mostly of new talent , and 3, radio program. They gave a Christmas box to a needy family and had a very successful Christmas banquet. ln the spring they sponsored a Sucker-Day and CHS's sweet tooth was catered to royally. They had a picnic with the FFA and a. tea for the eighth grade girls. In May, they sent four delegates--one from each class--to the State Convention at Helena, where Marilyn Dickson served as State Song Leader. Money-making projects of the future Housebreakers were: a hot-dog stand at one of the football games, a food booth and cake raffle atithe Carnival, and the selling of pop during the latter part of the Basketball season. , .T i e , 1 9 1 A 'Q l 1 6 fihgf 5' 5.5124 zeaamsavwa, , .ff FHA initiation is a deep, dark ritual, so pardon the under-exposure. Cooking department enjoying their tea and crumpets. elfaior ir 5 BACK ROW, Left to Right: Nina Kleysteuber, Lucille Belcher, Delores Hanson, Marlene Kessel, Henrietta Peterson, Sharon Streeter, Donna White, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mary Kleinjan, Jane Speers, Joyce Ferree, Patsy Ebel,Connie Hood, Lois Seebaum. SECOND ROW: Margie Williamson, Judy Acher, Olive Wood, Arle West, Tana Claridge, Helen Couch, Patsy Shelstad, Rulee Matsuoka, Jacquelin Matchett SEATED: Virginia Rosenbaum, Agnes Nelson, Betty McGhuey, LaLawne Cvratton, Amelia Conner, Carol Erbacher, Linda Lux, Rosalie Seaman. NOT PICTURED: Noma Ness, lretta Thompson, Lois Zinn, Eudora Kaufman, Carolyn Ramberg. OFFICERS President--Amelia Conner Secretary-treasurer--LaLawne Grafton Vice-president--Eudora Kaufman Sponsor--Mrs. Zimmerman The Senior Girls organized late in September and elected their officers. They met once a month at the homes of the various members for a social get-together at which they discussed future careers and school events. They had a Christmas party at the home of Linda Lux, which followed an evening of caroling. In February, the girls presented an assembly. enior Pegg .xdrLLi5f5 STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. Zimmerman, Sharon Streeter, Henrietta Peterson, Olive Wood, Marlene Kessel, Delores Hanson, Jacquelin Matchett, Connie Hood, Rosalie Seaman. SEATED: Virginia Rosenbaum, Judy Acher, Arle West, Helen Couch, Carol Erbacher. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Ramberg. OFFlCERS President--Carolyn Ramberg Secretarv-treasurer--Arle West Sponsor--Mrs. Zimmerman The Senior Gregg Artists, which is limited to shorthand majors , sponsored the annual High School Carnival this year, and worked for typing and shorthand awards in co-operation with the Gregg Company. Oficzfin BACK ROW, Left to Right: Jennilynn Hiebert, Mary Lou Schubert, Patsy Kathman, Johnson, Neveda Bonar, Kenny Kuhr, Phyllis Miller, Patsy White, Nancy Clikeman, H, az X M it ' Mi ,2Qgg,,.'ak Q' : 1 ,wr -as 42 5 my gffgggfmgagg ' B- ff Ann Kathman, Patty Cornelia Feiertag. SECOND ROW: Judy Feiertag, Patsy Gratton, Ernestine Wallner, Marilyn Dickson, Bonnie Boe, Arlo West, Roxanna I-Iiebert, Beatrice Schend, Beverly Doughten, Minerva Geifrey, Gary Sever son, Linda Westin. SEATED: .Timmy lngwalson, Sue Patrhell, Jack Upshaw, Mary Gail Skillen, John Gesell. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Bowman, Mr. Fugita. OFFICERS First consul--Jack Upshaw Scribus--Jimmy lngwals on Second consul--Sue Patchell Praefecta aerarii--Nlary Gail Skillen Sponsors--Mrs. Bowman, Mr. Fugita Under the co-sponsorship of Mrs. Bowman and Mr. Fugita, the Latin Club had another u-ry .-su. cessful year. Their fall hayride showed all the members a good time l?l, even though zu fold vanw- chose that day to conveniently set in. Their Carnival booth was the traditional fortune-telling setup rigged up to resemble an oracle's cavern. Always phenomenally successful with their damn-s, th-- Sock Hop they held in January made them a pile of rnoney. The year's big event, the Roman Val tine Banquet, featured tons of spaghetti, and, of course, no silverware! Naturally, evvryom- mu splattcred up to the elbows, but reported having a bang-up time. 4' t tg' fr O A 'B - this YW W 1 r 1 if-1 Y Q, 5 . vs . -us, 1' sf ' f i my A K M H Q , vzzz f -' - ,.1- FP My , 3' January mltming fpatm-Q5 g1nin'1pI'0THplll leg-nrt display, With the populace 4-ating like this, no wonclvr R omn- fi-ll 525,47 Mnneff HOME-COMING QUEEN acqwie Wdczlfcfwlff CAR NIVAL QUEEN H UAMAJ me With respect and gratitude for the many things he has done to encourage and support athletics and sportsman- ship in Chinook High School, we, the Sugar Beeters, would like to extend our thanks and appreciation to Vern Mclntyre is ... .. ... ' 1 BACK ROW, Left to Right: Gary Morris, Roger Reser, Dick Tilleman, Bob Tilleman, Ted Wisch, Duane Boe, John Brummer, David Kathman. Chuck Ingwalson, E. L. Luckett, Rod Neibauer, Nevada Bonar, Coach Allen Jacobson. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Chester Blaylock, Gene Whinnen, Paul Wallner, Gale Sargent, Don Gallus, John Quincy, Paul Denning, Neil Opprecht, Ivan Nelson, Bill Leonard, Lee Howe, Bob Upshaw, Everett White, Coach Karl Fiske. BOTTOM ROW: Warren Barger, Doug Neibauer, Gary Miller, Johnny Norberg, John Ambrose, Bob Rohrer, Ted Cowan, Gerald Richards, Allen Cowdery. jwflaff Although plagued by injuries, the Beeters played a rough schedule and proved to be one of the tough- est teams in the conference. They Placed third, losing only two conference games out of six. and these to the co-champion Shelby Coyotes and Great Falls Central Mustangs. Their only other defeat of the season was dealt them by the powerful Class A Glasgow Scotties. 1954 saw the erection of the long-a- waited lighting plant at Hoon Athletic Field, and all home games this season were played under the lights. The Beeters' outstanding win this year was over the Fort Benton Longhorns in one of the most brutal games ever played in Chinook. Sept. 10--Chinook Z5 Malta 7 Oct. 8--Chinook 26 Ft. Benton 13 Sept. 17--Chinook 6 Shelby 13 Oct. 15--Chinook 13 Gt. Falls Central Z7 Sept. Z4--Chinook 6 Glasgow Z0 Oct. ZZ--Chinook Z5 Sunburst lZ Oct. 1--Chinook 39 Cut Bank 0 Oct, 27--Chinook 13 Com-ad 0 KARL FISKE I ALLEN JACOBSON CHESTER BLAYLOCK .M l-lead , - Assistant Coach istant X CQ- Cjalofailfw SNUCK E. LTLTEYETT Center., l80 lbs. Senior C0-captain of the 1954 team, this big center- linebacker was a power on defense for the Sugar- Beeters. He set an all- time tackling record two years in succession, and scored a touchdown on an interception this season. URODBAR R. ER Halfback, l50 lbs. Senior Top scorer and ground gain er on the team, Rod was an explosive back with a light- ning start. Possessor of a fierce competitive spirit. Rod was co-captain of the Bea-ters this season. I9 4i sggaaon, - - Emi Zflfwfer Jw O!igAf5 Left to Right: Line--Duane Boe, end: Dave Kathman, tackle: Nevada Bonar, guard: E. L.. Luckett, center: Ted Wisch, guard: John Brummer, tackle: Chuck lngwalson, end. Backfield--Rod Neibauer, halfback: Don Gallus, fullback: Lee Howe, quaterback: Paul Denning, halfback. w c 13. s hunch- Leit to Right: Line--Mick Morris, end: Bob Tillernan, tackle: Gale Sargent, guard: Bill Leonard, center: Nc-il Opprecht, guard: Jordan Arvolcl, tackle: Everett White, end. Backfield--Johnny Norberg, halfback: Bob Unshaw, fullback: Paul Wallner, quarterback: lvan Nelson, halfback. UBI-AA.. D. BOE End, 160 lbs. Junior Played mostly on defense this year, but with his great height should be ready for double duty in his senior year. Has plenty of drive. NEEBADA N. BONAR Guard, 180 lbs. Senior One of the top defensive men on the team, Bonar was equal- ly efficient in the offensive line. A hard worker in every game. ' BEEF J. BRUMMER Tackle, 215 lbs. Senior A huge bulwark in the Beeter line, Beef was equally efficient at smearing the opposition or opening a hole for Beeter ball carriers. PAUL P. DENNING Halfback, 150 lbs. Senior Tops on defense in backing the line, Paul could also pack the pigskin in fine style. Put every- thing he had into every game. BUMPER D S Fullback, 150 lbs. Sophomore First string offensive fullback and a line-crashing dandy. A fast steeper built low to the ground, he's always good for that short gain that means an- other first down or a touchdown. LEEBURGER L. HOWE Quarterback, 145 lbs. Junior A magnificent field gen- eral and a deadly tackler, Lee was one of the finest quarterbacks in the confer- ence. He could run with the best of the backs and rifle his southpaw slants with deadly precision. Will make the hackfield solid in '55, INKY C. INGWALSON End, 180 lbs. Senior A power on both offense and defense, Inky could snare a pass when yard- age was most needed. An excellent team player, Inky was another in a long line of great Beeter ends. HALFM.AN D. KATHMAN Tackle, 195 lbs. Senior Possessor of power and range, Kathman was a huge tackle who came into his own inhis senior year. He missed the two final games when he suffered a broken leg in the game with Great Falls Central. RUSTY B. LEONARD Guard, 150 lbs. Junior Always ready to take over when the going was rough, Bill backed down for no man. Could handle the pivot spot, too, if needed. A handy teamman to have around. 'MICKEY G. MORRlS End, 155 lbs. Junior Top pass catcher on the team, Mickey ranked second in scoring Could also defend the flanks in fine style when the opposition threatened. Fast and rangy, he should have a banner senior year BLOODY I N 1-lalfback, 160 lbs. Senior Slippery in an open field and a deft pass catcher, Nelson was a specialist on offense. A very good team man, Ivan also served as manager of the Beeters. FEATl-lERSTONE J. NORBERG Halfback, 140 lbs. Sophomore One of the speedballs in the nifty sophomore backfield, Johnny could really pick 'em up and lay 'em down. A fine team man and a tough com- petitor. RETCHET N T Center, 150 lbs. Junior Groomed to replace Luckett at the pivot post, Opprecht is another player with versatile qualities. He performed at center, guard, and tackle, and proved to be very capable at all positions. --RED-. R.-K-S:-ER Tackle, 175 lbs. Sophomore Here is a big fellow who is fast developing into a great tackle. He held his own nicely in all varsity games in which he played. It is feared he may transfer to Cut Bank: the Sugar Beeters' loss will be the Wolves' gain. SARGE G. Sargent Guard, 150 lbs. Sophomore Often called the Toy Bulldog , Sarge has a great career ahead of him as a football player and a boxer. l'le's just plenty tough. TlL.LY B. Ti2'MAN Tackle, 170 lbs. Junior Most versatile player on the squad, Bob could play guard,tackle, or end. 1-le could punt, kick-off, and place-kick. Big and rugged, he was fine on both offense and defense. GUMSHOE B. UPSHAW Fullback, 160 lbs. Junior Hard luck player on the team, Bob was plagued with injuries but still man- aged to appear in most of the season's games as a linebacker par excellence. LOVER BOY I5T1Tl..-l..-lfl-T Halfback, 155 lbs. Sophomore Another member ofthe power- packed sophomore backfield, Paul rated a starting position on the main team. Most bril- liant open field runner on the team, this boy can really drift. BUTCH ETITTE End, 135 lbs. Sophomore Peggecl as an up-and-coming great wingman, Everett showed plenty of finesse in guarding the flanks on defense. He needs only experience to become another great Beeter end. UBOOGERH 'TEE-I Guard, 190 lbs. Iunior Exceptionally fast for a big fellow, Ted worked equally well i.n both offensive and de- fensive lines. He should be one of the bulwarks of the team in his senior year- , lO0l f5A0iZ5 Q Ch, goodie--two more points! Mus:'le's Nlorris makes a free throw Don't be silly, pal--you uan't outjump lnkv! All American ? Wow: f Gorgeous Gizzie. v A frustrated midget, maybe ? Hey vou, get off my back Qwhere s Lhe refifj. Touchdown bound! 7 come llf Oh, snakv eyes: Urive, boy, drive! lr M. Q Rod takes a breather. Scrimrnage scramble. NO matter how the 'Same Alou-s 56 I.. B. goth: his rubdownf BACK ROW, Left to Right: John Norberg, Wayne Fox, Bob Upshaw, Gary Morris, Duane Boe, Charles lngwalson, John Brummer, Neil Neilbauer, Dale Hanson, Francis Schend, Lee Howe. SEATED: Coach Karl Fiske. Z?cwLefAa! The Sugar Beeters of '54-'55 got off to a rather slow start, but soon hit their stride and went on to capture third place in the conference, being nosed out by the Shelby Coyotes and the Fort Benton Longhorns, both of whom won one and lost one to the Beeters. The win-loss record of 17-5 was impressive, especially when ,one considers the number of first-year men on the squad. The Beeters were a closely knit group with an abundance of esprit de corps--they didn't like to lose games at all. They broke even on their non-conference vre Blue Ponies, winning one on their floor, and losing one here. At the Northern Divisional Class B Tournament, the Beeters made an auspicious entry by downing the Great Falls Central Mustangs by twenty-three points. However, they were edged out by three points by the Fort Benton Longhorns, and eliminated the next morning by the Havre Central squad. Well, anyway, they declared that they wouldn't get caught with the third-place trophy again this year! Nov. 26 Chinook Sunburst Jan. Chinook Conrad Nov. Z7 Chinook Shelby Jan. Chinook Sunburst Dec. 3 Chinook Fairfield Jan. Chinook Shelby Dec. 4 Chinook Choteau Jan. Chinook Fairfield Dec. 10 Chinook Ft. Benton Jan. Chinook Choteau Dec. 11 Chinook Gt. Falls Central Jan. Chinook Ft. Benton Dec. 17 Chinook Browning Jan. Chinook Gt. Falls Central Dec. 18 Chinook Cut Bank Feb Chinook Cut Bank Dec. ZZ Chinook Havre Public Feb. Chinook Browning Dec. 23 Chinook Havre Central Feb. Chinook Conrad Dec. Z9 Chinook Havre Public Feb. Chinook Havre Central BLA D. BOE .Tunior Center, 6'Z i A comer on the hook shot and rebounding, Duane will be the big man on the teanr next year. Can deliver in the pinch, and vcry accu- rate from the free throw line. BEEF J. BRUIXAIVIER Senior Forward, 6'3 A good competitor, this big husky fits in nicely with the Bef-ters to give them a he ight advantage in many gamer.. Good on rebounding and a hr-avy slorf-r in thi- tough garnvs. KITE W. FOX Junior Guard, 5'7 This little fellow is one of the coolest players on the squad, can handle the ball nice-ly, and is deadly on the long Shot. Settles: the team apprvuiably when in the game. LDALE-. D. Hanson Sophomore Forward, 6' Pnsseesor of a fighting spirit that just can't Stand to losv, Dale should help the Bef-ters to lnany vic- tories thu next two yn-ars. Good we orvr and womlvr- ful rvbouml--r. LEEll3URGEP L., llowe .lunior Guard, 5'8 Very spe-vdy. a nifty imid- er, can score and has a good head. This slippery bull hawk will bs' han k again ni-xt yvar to givr- thx' Brwtv-rs anothvr lilt. lNKY C, lngwalson Senior Center, 6'4 Terrific on rebounding and possessor of thi' finr-st hook shot onthe squad, big Inky was a top fan ora-r with Br-etvrs and very good on dr-lensv. Unr- nf thl- lim-nl pivot rnvn in thx- state. BIG DAVE D. LAlv1EY Sophomore Forward, 5'8 Dave has the most devas- tating shot ever developed at Chinook. He hits when the bucket is needed most. Goes all out to win in every game. Sure to be a toughie for the next two years. MIC KEY G. MORRIS Junior Forward, 6' Very fast and aggressive, Mickey is deadly on long set shots, can rustle the ball and pick it off the back- boards. A good team man, he should spike the Beeters next year. NURNlE N. NEIBAUER Junior Forward, 6' Most improved player on the team, this big fellow has made his weight felt in many a game at both forward and center. A fierce competitor, he is good onthe boards, has a deadly jump shot and can defend the home goal.' 'N YN DIGGER F. SCHEND Junior Guard, 5'8 At his best when the going is rough, Digger is very fast, a good ball handler, and can make that impos- sible shot. The tougher the angle, the better Digger hits. Good to discourage the opposition. GUMSHOE ' W Junior Guard, 5'lO 'lhe workhorse ofthe squad, Bobby can always be depend- ed on to give his best. A good shot, good fevder, and good defensive player, Very nice disposition, PAUL P. WALLNER Sophomore Forward. 5' 10 Fast and clever, Paul can fake the opposition silly and hit the hoop accurately. Good on the floor play, a good feed- er, and a very good team man l l BACK ROW, Left to Right: Norman Slonaker, Don Gallus, Everett White,Neil Opprecht,E1don Halingstad Tom Keller, Roger Reser, Art Tilleman, Paul Wallner, David Lamey, Doug Neibauer, Evertt Kulp, John Ambrose. SEATED: Coach Chester Blaylock. WHL Eefefif 77 Under the direction of Coach Chester Blaylock, the Chinook B-Squad made very satisfactory progress during the '54-'55 hoop season, winning eleven and losing seven, with the majority of its members having little or no basketball experience whatsoever. The B-Squad is the future varsity of CHS, and several of its players should make good material for next year's A-Squad. The sprouts defeated every team they played at least once, with the exception of the undefeated Shelby CoyoteiPups. Outstanding wins of the season were victories over their rivals, Harlem, Havre Central, and Havre Public, they also took one from the seniors in a side splitting cage contest. Congratulations for a successful season, men--we'll see you again next year! Nov. Z6--Chinook 34 Sunburst 39 Dec. Z9--Chinook 64 Havre Public Nov. Z7--Chinook 38 Shelby 50 Jan. 7--Chinook 39 Conrad Dec. 3--Chinook 54 Harlem 23 Jan. 14--Chinook 47 Sunburst Dec. 4--Chinook 54 Hogeland 22 Jan. 15--Chinook 43 Shelby Dec. 10--Chinook 37 Ft. Benton 5l Jan. Z8--Chinook 63 Ft. Benton Dec. ll--Chinook Z8 Gt. Falls Central 51 Jan. Z9--Chinook 51 Seniors Dec. ZZ--Chinook 40 Havre Public Z5 Feb. 5--Chinook 61 Turner Dec. Z3--Chinook 46 Havre Central 45 Feb IZ--Chinook 49 Conrad 4 Q , K A HY 1 . t W Sm Feb. 18--Chinook 4Z.Havre Central 37 6lJ'L6lg8l .'5 IVAN NELSON HIL Washing, drying, folding, and passing out tow- els--giving rubdowns--putting the equipment a- way--and, in general, cleaning out the joint , Managers Ivan Nelson and Bill Leonard had a busy year. Taking care of a basketball team can be quite a job--just ask them! The A-Squad was under Ivan's care, while Bill cleaned up aft- er the junior varsity. Thanks a heap, fellas-- you did a swell job. I.. LEONAR D 1? - 'sf 3 , , nf , o Y V ii 5 ..-H 'Wi l 0 0 I I QVZ5 7 f5:50CL6LfL0lfL BACK ROW, Left to Right: Beverly Doughten, Mary Lou Schubert, Lois Seebaum, Lorna Bowen, Dixie Campbell, Arle West, Patty Johnson, Sue Patchell, Donna White, Esther Morris, Shirley Mohar, Janet Luckett, Linda Speers, Judy Acher, Lois Campbell, Margaret Chapman. SECOND ROW: Agnes Williz ms Williamson, Linda Westin, Pat Graham, Pat Gratton, Karen.L.unden, Bonnie Boe, Miss Nelson, Barbara Magda, Walline Nash, Margie Vfilliamson, Joyce Ferree, Betty McGhuey, I..aLawne Gratten. Joanne N Graham. SEATED: Roxanna Hiebert, Beatrice Schend, Mary Gail Skillen, Patsy White, Zella Lunden, Marilyn Dickson, Nancy Clikeman, Jennilynn I-Iiebert, Pat Shelstad, Jane Speers. OFFICERS President-Marilyn Dickson Secretary-Nancv Clikeman Sponsor--Miss Nelson The Girls' Athletic Association, known more familiarly as the gaa-girls , did many new things this year. During the football season they sold pencils with the football schedule printed thereon, and they sponsored a hot dog stand under the goal-posts . Miss Nelson put the girls to work making black-and-orange crepe-paper shakers to pep up the Pep Club, and the gadgets went over in a big way. More pencils were sold during basketball season, this time with the year's home-game schedule dis- played. This year, hot dogs and candy were peddled at the basketball games due to the GAA. At their annual Christmas banquet, Margie Williamson and Noma Ness received letters for Girls' Athletics. This organization also sponsored a Play Day , with visitors from five near-by schools participating in a day-long athletic festival. Kenny Kuhr and Zella Lunden were crowned King and Queen of the Sadie Hawkins Dance, which culminated a day of sport for CHS girls. The GAA-sponsored affair had a big turnout this year, with. scores of eager lasses snaring their men for thex whing-ding which followed. All in all, it added up to a highly successful year for the gala-girls . ' Now listen. Eirls--and You too. Pc-PPer... Tut Ulf' 31145-Y0U'f9 fmt On UIC' ball. G l61 Ooh, how pas s ionatel Y' Who knows ? Russian immigrant, perhaps ? Loveable Lois! I A of P Roge 'n' Bob Thatls will power: at a tender age. Where's Paul? ggi Why Paisy acts that way! n Th2Lt's for sure: ! Cheatin' the 'chine-- an American pastime. Class of '55--fourth grade. Aren't we Sweet ? That's a crazy fish, Carl, but after all--2 Pat and Virginia-- sweet and innocent. Digger--get a load of that build! Bob Naslund having himself a big time! Da goils. Iacquie and Jack-- need we say more 'P U 4 , Why the boys go fo! Mad, rnaybe ? fs-koi 7 Shirley Bennett: 5, 5 Q , ' -' Oh, look , Rah: Rah: Rah: I Noma, Pat, Joan, and Delores-- what we found. A 'X young hopefuls. . M . .- K is ez Whassa matter, K 3- .gf , A 'Ya . , hiv' Z Olive--lonesome ? K A 7V-L- Y' 17 J? , 1 6 5551 Q ! 4 is x, ., . f . .wa ' i E f1z'1'Z'5fi2Y.iiI z 7 '1-ls fd.. Boys will be Boys! .wg rs :Wi ' - Egadf HiCks of 55 . Cheeze Davv K. way back whvn. what ya doin' John 'P 7 1 ., N ,- R, D0f1'i IVV Ionniv Hoof: Y Myron Ness. Mary-lon Monroe S ... ' fm 'N .Nh 4 ' .,..-. .3 '11 gd' 'f A -sg 5 D x A ' N. Y g A . .K ... K 5 fx YY Myron and Buzzy. Little Joyce. Virginia, Barbara, Dr-lorus and Kay. Y ..,, .Q L ,W K 7 -1. K .fl ' ,rs , milf . fiii 8 o . Ni 2 gi' mf , Jim. A. maui r e I Tom G. Wow.: X 'lg'v 'w H 1 ,Q is lx x K3 A W X vm l E 1 Wild Bill Ingwalaon. DUB and Lmda L' Trooper Blood ? Littlf- Mar lc no K. Tom and Hu: k ? 7 O15 World War I? vs 4 ' .1 Radiaior and Frank B. 'g Halt: ff Nnnm :au naiurm-l. ' J!! sy' 'ru f J Y .. , , X 2 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 3' W- 5 N0 1 mum:-nt: fwmln-kiml. Margin- W. yvarw n' ye-aw-:N ago. W hat is Am:-Ha doing V V Gesell and Jackass! A birthday party, maybe ? 1351 .EW - A 5 H' ' 5 ll L,L, . , -2' .A K I 1 Lf 'H' V - f -'xzwwff' ff' wif 'T Q A' Q 17 21529 P . Little Doug'5 4-H project for thi- yr-ar, Baby Inky--patriotic, but ovcrffxposedf ?l. ma Bubbles Bea. Little Rulvv. Snug kvtt and Siam-fboforv. E. L. and friends. Cheerleaders' time-out. John Le o, Junior Something in your show, Jann' 'P l l , ...,. . The po:-ms of Byron, on the other hand--- IW-55 v,,, Q- L. K 1 rv ' , X, . .WM L..,,.-, , r,lur lm mx... 1 Baby Mc Goo. Y .n CHS Band playing for the fvvtball game. Don t work too hard, fellas, k ,gi A 4, , 5 - - 1 f . Q- M, . -. ' I W hazzat ? Q 7 ' Ca-ga-ga, Mary. bcrxmmagv with link, E- L. Just browsing around. Clmfk agdin-- 'l'ln- slag lxnm- at thv lxlvdrlowl.-xrk. Dig that pvppy llvp Club: A-scouting we will go-- mort' Cluthvs won't we, E. L. on, thm tirnv. That birthday party again! '1 FIRST STATE BAN J'6l1 l6l1'l 6lCC01fl7'll 0617 W 147 ' 'f , WQWIIWQ ' ' ' ,' fx9 '19, .fa 'sf' f 1 I ' ff' ff? It' S 3 A if af , 6, QM' .- . Good Food lg, I 1 A, 9' I .fi . '4 ' . 1 ' '-f V . I. af' 1 . f aff' .f - 74 -J? . V ff 5 . 4 1 I 1 9 K a 4' Z You vV ant ' y f fpffflfkiiyg 5 , '0' f fffffflffl lMWld?kiub12ZW4n 7 CLASS OF 1902 Ame Fogsrty Mabe1F1and1era 1:11aa1 Hankey Arthur Newby Wxllxani Hulbush c1.Ass ox-' was carrQ1 Newby waner McCabe CLASS OF 1904 Pa1r11v1amgDrr1rry Edward Fogarty Roy 1-'11r.dara HINER'S CAFE Basil and Elizabeth I-liner John Mrrrrrr-gan Herbert wnrnrr Jawa 1v11ewa1a Lxllxan Lohman Mary Denny CLASS OF 1906 C Jesus Ross Ina Pattcraon Nora Hulbush LASS OF 1907 w1111am Kuhr Lena Denny Many sy1y1e Charles Mckxbbm CLASS UF H7111 Randal Slam Jesse Montgoniery Fern Waxles John Taylor CIASS OF l90B Hazel Putnam cuss or 1909 Mrnara Mzewalcl Ieannett: Slam 1-1ay11r1 nuke Max Karrr Lloyd swan C my Clark 1y1a1,e1 Ellxs Gordon Montgomery Adrun Ska!! Jae Elllxs mass or 1911 Mabel Bunker A1111 Caxnpbzll Harry crrrranan Lury Franke Grace Jones Grace Knapp Visit Mann Mrewam Clarence Lowe Robert Seymour Harold wanna HarD1a1 41e1ra1-111 CLASS OF l9lZ Ban Clarkson Gay Bowen laorrlla 1,01-lmarr Marvrrr L.-,wr Jam Mcmbbm Lum Mrs-.ya1a Mac Montgomery Rodney Slam C onvenient Natural Gas TWO OF YOU R Cheap Electricity BEST BUYS THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY C ompliments THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK in Chinook, Montana Member Federal Reserve Complete Banking Facilities Member Federal DCPOSU Your Patronage Solicited Insurance Corporation Best of Luck T HE FOUNTAIN Chinook - For Good Food - GRILL CAFE Mark Ambrose, Proprietor Letha Dnxe c Daphne williams c1.Ass or 1911 Susxe Clarksc Mae Fuller Irene Knapp Harry Mecabe Jarnea McCann Joe Miller anwrn Ronne Frn1ey Rasa Bernice s11arp1 nenneu Havens Mark Wheeler Mildred Rush sta M55 OF 191, cuss or 1915 Parker Jacobs many, pr., Lprang Taylor John Kelly Forest war Lesh, Blackwo d Dorothy zreb th maya Kenyon cmss or 1917 Charley B e hh 11 Grace Tnnrlpw Marcus Marten Khnfgdiuffeson Elton Breema ll Beazrrce chrr Arm L nd? Harry Burns cuxss or 1916 Lizzie Clark Ed ML 1 Lillie Christian Grover Bowen na Bcmuy Nellie clark Helen Knapp Mrnnie .veparn George Mundi Claude Lpwen Rachael weaver Katherine Lark ram naar Maanne Dawen .4e1rn.a Lowe Howard Larkrn rr11y Rya Norman Maarer Harry Ranaberg Leary Ronne Mar-par 1 xeeppu Walter Nelson Annre curk Robert rrnpand Waller B mnu Margaret Rarnperg Leah caekrrn James Ryan Annre Rush Marre Marrena 1-:award Mundi Elmer Tay1pr Franc w ld ng Wxndom Havens 1.-r1n Christian n Hara1d William -l 1 I I For Elgin, Bulova and Hamilton Watches Wallace International Sterling Silver Visit Us SHAR PLES ' JEWE LR Y Chinook, Montana PAUI..SON'S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES Sporting Goods General Electric and Maytag Appliances Congratulations, Class of '55 Dial 2 62 6 H A R T Congratulations Best of Luck Class of '55 B A R B E R S H O P Class of '55 GRATTON BARBER SHOP Chinook Best Wishes, Class of '55 MONTE A. BURGESS For Piece of Mind, Buy Sound Insurance 236 Indiana Avenue - Phone 3600 Montana Y Roena Blackw cl Elva Dixon Z0 loren ann an cu-.ss UF ww amass Ol-'19 George Clark CLASS OF 1921 Elnabeth Thl - son Cecll Brusewltz baudeau carrnllo Plorao Mabel Blackw ll Dorothy malta George Borrj nun Mona wrllrarn Ida laornarrnn vlolor R y Glenn sa d Joaaph D ks l-:lnaonh wlnm CLASS OF 1918 sophla rag Kathry L sbey Hannahn gg CLASS or waz Torn Bogy Margnarllo Th ora rl rl Neva F l y Helen Siam laandoao Dor ln, la , rrnn Jaaoh Flo Raymond Aohon loaalo owiool ' llonry Martens Edward Lo al Marglo Fnll Arlhar Aohor Mrnnla chr r Cleo Dowen Nlrlllraa s o lnoa crovon J ala Badger l.ona chrlalr lnl chrlrlla Halene D Harry Ha l v nt Baga l.ro Gesel Adelaide chrlar Loalla Fra lr Grace K , Pol- y laanla lx rn pn ll g Margaret learn y Norma slaaon lrvrn M ll Ca,h,,,,,, Barb, V l l Fl g Erma Blascr Dorothy Lea I P ly prince, Blaclrw d lu ld 5. 1 l Blanche Lavora Panl Cochr w l rl ll 1 M,,,B,,,, Cochran F C h H l R 11 Norma Crank 1 1i 1 1-u CHAT'S PONTIAC SERVICE Melvin Chapman Washing Accessories 1000-Mile Lubrication Sales and Service Tires Batteries Complete Motor Service Chinook, Montana THE CHINOOK OPINION For Prompt, Satisfactory Service Phone 3180 Congratulations to the Senior Class WOODWARD'S Everything to Wear Congratulations to the Class of ' MILK RIVER ELEVATOR COMPANY l-:nrl on-,nlren lenerlle Eashy Loretta LaFrantz Minnle Leonard serlrend lvlecnrrny Helen McClaren Ernest Martens Alrne may Margaret Merry George mrller Lnvern Moe Grace Nevens Joe Pleree Loretta R.-lee Ma ble Rernnerg Lucllle R t Allee Ryan Julia Zexbarth cuss or l'?Z3 James Barber Lucllle Brusewltz. Herschel Bunker Evelyn Butcher lrvlng cele Florence cew Arlyn Evey Lydle Fuerst Leona Jepson Hertha Kuhr Robert Lehfeldt lan Mnelrf May Paxton ann. Meclnren Dorothy Mrller Menrlee Montgomery Frank Plunkett Velma Rhodes Edwlrd Pnce Thelma Rlchard Albert Ronne L.es!er Ross Mlry Seymour Robert snnrplee Ruth Sxason Efhe Strom Harry Underwood Bllnch Wltlunl CLASS OF 1924 Dnley .seller Jerele Barber Clyde Butler Vlvxan Bene Ruger Crank Della En-urson clere Evey Frnnere l-'redlnnrl Vernon l-'redlnna Flerenee crbbe l-lerrrel Grass Ma ne Hxrie r Ko bert: Marguerite rn Roberta Lemeldz Angel McCarthy Elinbelh Mecey Anne Muntgcmer Bert Murphy Helen Neeelnr Olna Olson Lethz O 'Nell Alvin Rassrnusse Klther me Redeko william Ross Nellie Smith Donald Snedecnr Beatrice Staff Lucille Steinberg Tractor, Truck and Automobile Repairing MAT ULKA GARAGE Phone 5426 Chinook Montana Congratulations to the Class of '55 HELMBRECHT S TUDIO Portrait and Commercial Photography Phone 368W Havre, Montana I I Best Wishes CLACK'S HARDWARE Havre , Montana Congratulations to the Class of '55 MARTENS DRUG STORE Prescription Specialist Drugs, Toiletries, Candy, Fountain Pens Montana's Most Modern Pharmacy annie, womy CLASS OF 1925 Madeline Arnold Goldie Bloomer Kathleen Coope Norma Genell Kaihllen Gibb! Juanita Harbolt Louis Hansen Marin Maeirt umm-n Maney Ev l Mcliinnie e yn Helen Montgome Milo Sand! Bergelioi Zakaria CLASS OF 1926 Julia Bollhlrdi Francie Boyle .Yene Brooks lzonard Cole Fnnm I-:nay Calharine Fitz simmons Alice Groven Henry Hallenbarg Anna Halst Edward Kuhr Loretta Kuhr :nm my-naar William McGrego nm-.na Montgomery cm Murphy ver. Murphy Mable Muagr ove Leo Peterson Name Sharplea Frederick Wallhlr Percival Watkins er CLASS OF 1927 Clarence Achen Daria Brinkman Donald Blackstone Lynn Butcher E ely clmpbeu John Crunk Albert Hallenberg Leonard Harlan Louise Hiebert Angeline kwnon Ellie Maexr! Anna Maney lrene McClelland Kathleen Moore Harold Peterlon Warren Phelan Letha Runyon Greta Sand: Mildred Utter Orville llatkinl CLASS OF 1928 Harold Barber syxvn Bloomer Paul Davla Fremont Eaabc Orpha Gelell Harald Groven Ida Hardin Rend Clarence Hola! Dorothy Kenyo Lillian Lavlon umm Maney Owen McCa1lre Ca rl Noye I I 11 li 1 1--, Congratulations Mighty Seniors I LEONARDS SHOP Chinook, Montana ' ' Western Hospitality Compliments Of STOCKMAN'S BAR Where the Stockrnen and Ranchers Meet Congratulations, Class of '55 BLAINE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Bonded and Insured Best of Luck Class of '55 KUPER'S Chinook, Montana Helen 0'Nea1 laura Phare! Lucile Phare: France. Rarnberg Pnyllrr Sheppard Mable Tanlaerg Ernest Wallner CLASS OF 1929 Clara Barber Henry srlnlrnran Jennings Dowen lngvald Fredlund Alice Grass Betty Hoover Myrtle Marnn Ben McKlr1nie Laura Mcliinnxe Edward McPherlon Paul Moore Donald Mornlon lmogene Overcast Thelma Overcast Ethel Proctor Mary Pyene Vera Rasmussen Cllnton Salter Zella Scott Brnee Seymour Bllly Sklllen Daley Thompson Orrls wnlary CLASS OF 1930 Clara Baldwin Either Burns Lxllnrl Burns Melvin Crawford wllllam Duke .xrnerena Ea elaey Elmer Gesell Isabel Grlflin Katherme Halst l-:velyn Lennart-l Leonard Luton Margaret Lan Ruth Maeirt Eleanor McCaffrey Stella Monson Margaret Morrison Agnes Olson l-mga Olson Oase Olson Allce Overcast Franklln Overcast Opal Overcast Grace Peferann larerra Phelan l-lnllleaer nearer Sidney Riley :ae Slckett Elmer Sprmg James Sta!! Monroe Tanberg lrel-le Turner Evelyn Westbrook CLASS OF 1931 Una Barber Mabel Bedell Florence Bloomer Jenn Bcnehrlgh! Dale Culbertson Mary Flynn Mary Freeland zelplra Harshman Congratulations to the Class of '55 BUTTREY FOODS, INC, Meats - Groceries - Lockers Best of Luck to the Class of '55 GAMBLE'S Chinook, Montana 0 a re Congratulations-DR. j.R. DICKSON Best Wishes to the Class of '55 From COZY CORNER Chris and Helen Best Nishes, Class of '55 F'ERN'S FOTOS Havre , Montana lna Hobbs Ltus seen Lrxuerr 1-mm Ray Ramberg vrrgame Dem Don L. :erree Mirrem srmrr Gladys Hotienltexn Rey Remherg Am Down 1-:men Keith Anna Sxert Margaret hee-be Ren Runyxon Dorothy Kmg Hazel zekerreeen Helen .verree Jean send. GUY Down' Georgia Lewis wenaee Zimmerman Bel-mee rung Am. sxmpeon Roller' Dv'-'eh Jemee Memgemery cuss OF 1932 Roy Mlney Josephine srmpxee -liner Drummo Her-ben Moore Vande Ames mm Merkhelm Lloyd spr-mg H1221 Feld Lain Murphy Audrey Bexley Agne. Mnneen Menon Slreeter Tum Felron Bu,-neu Noyes William Germ-um Daley Neeeler Fred Tharp Donald Fulton Roy Nuyeu Verlon Cox Iuln Nolan Leann Tlmmpean Florence Gu! 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Gerhard Obxe .vemee Trwmpeun H2122 Hoover Alice Pike Pauline Preslbo Ahce Prrageen Arthur Prosser Alxce Easbey Rozeltha Gibbs Elaine Goodman Lillian Hallenhex' get nrmn Peterson Mxldred Phelln Maumee Powell Pele Pyetle Dale watkms CIASS OF l93J Lelluy Betche Delhed Bunk r man Leo Moore Ralph Nxek Helen Olao rr vu-gn overee 1 Congratulations , Senior s Tank Company, Second Battalion 163rd Armored Cavalry Regiment 'MONTANA NATIONAL GUARD Chinook, Montana Congratulations, Seniors Your Teachers Have Helped You Solve Your School Problems Now, Let Us Help You Solve Your Food Problems FOOD CENTER Groceries - Meats - Frozen Foods Delivery Service phone 2309 Best of Luck to the Class of '55 Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Case Farm Machinery .TAMIESON MOTORS Chinook, Montana Phone 3840 I V E Y X 3 WALGREEN e uyua y ,V u r S ' , S AGENCY Stockman s Vaccines Prescriptions Lawrence Patterson Karm Lulnea B ber Frank Finch Cyrxl Morrlson CLASS OF 1935 Margaret Pike Helen Buyrngrun Lucille Frnley Robeft Musgrave Dorothy Anders George Purdy Jalrre Redelrnp Lorena Rerer Tarn Richards Margarez Rxpley Marquerlte Shun- Ralph Thompson Nona Wadnworih Dorothy Watkins Evelyn Watson Mareella werae cuss ol-' 1934 Madge Ames Evelyn laulfrngrnn Dararny Gxlford H-3 Y Nuhmd Eleanor August Mrldred Norberg Peggy auurngran Walter Jenn l-lelar 4 Leonard olenn Derarny Bauer Margaret carnpfrela Gwen lrlnnenazern , Cu 1 clrr z n n Carl Km PM Powell Pawn' Bug ' 'S ' 5' 3 Andrew Saelren Levr Blattet Vernon cnle Paul lceenrg Elnora serara Frances Blevrna Harry Conner xarnryn Dorn Roberta spene Lara Blevlna rraneee Cooper Jeere Herman Kruse Leonard Taylor vlrgrnla Blevins wearrna Ellen Cowan Mlrxam Lewis Carols Wolary Beaulah Boymgt Glenn car Mary Alugal Len Julrua ward Jean Brown Ruby Dalke Franeee burner l-lelen warlnna Helena Clssxdy Adelyne Dennrr Annie MacArthur Alrna warren Barbara Conway wrllrarn Dolan Wayne Marrrn Cora Wilcox Raymond Fel! 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Havre, Montana hoes for Everybody BING 'N' BOB'S When You Buy It at Penney's SPORT SHOP 1T'5 RIGHT In Price - In Quality - In Style Year 'Round Sports Outfitters Shop At Home Phone 122-W PENNEY'S Chinook, Montana CENTRAL MACHINERY CO. Caterpillar Diesel Engines, Tractors, Motor Graders, Earthmoving Equipment Great Falls - Havre - Lewistown Congratulations Seniors of 1955 THE MUSIC CENTER Congratulations - - HAVRE FURNITURE 226 6th Avenue MART Enjoy Life More With Music James Decker Lloyd Kelly Havre, Montana Anna Paulse Cl B ll cn anne 1-1n1e1d1 Lerarnne Raarnn cuxss OF 193s Myrtle skeyen R 1 B tl Robert Joslin Arthur Re Aurora Ames John Siam D 11-1 c 1 1 Eneen Krng adwrn Res Boyd Ames Marrnn S1 1, 3 v 3 cn 1 Kenneth Kxrkxed 1-le1en Sattl Thomas Balmer Grace swena Cl C lb 1 Jenn Kxebeiakr Donna Shepp d Dena Brlger Earl -rerbevne Osc D 111 John A. Lozwen Anre 1 S11-ee1 Celia Blevins Arthur Wagner R 1, QD 1 on Jaek Dewen ner can Leo Lott Dnrnmy McChnto 11 Kelly we111ng1 Carl wea1errnar11 Margaret Dunbar Evelyn Mauen 11enne1n van g An1e1ne11e Bsbey Jesse Mnrrre Genevreve Y g ann, Erakrne Mary Musgrave Evelyn za1ear1a J ph Fexst Edgar onre cuss or 1937 H old For Harry Olson Donald Barnett D othy Feuen Austm Ov 1 I Annna Barn. Ar1een Hangs Ll P 1 Douglas Taylor Levr Thompson M-ac varner Jaek vag1 Vaughn wad awe Ethel Watkins Robert Westerrnark Made Jane White vruena Boehm Eleanor Bosch Tom Burns Stanley Ca a1ee1 Gordon c1rn Regxnald D Lucxlle D oeergend 1 1,11 F 1 sae Good Luck, Class of '55 HOME LUMBER COMPANY Chinook, Montana Congratulations O. K. TIRE SHOP To the Class of '55 Recapping and Repairing Phone 5336 TAY LOR'S C LEAN ERS Chinook , Montana Congratulations, Class of '55 PATTERSON'S FASHION-LANE Havre, Montana Congratulations Best of Luck to the Class of '55 MORRISON THE MILLER STUDIO DRUG Havre, Montana Havre, Montana Martha Fxnch Edward McKay Evelyn Runyan oe.-,rge Barro Jaek F n n Lester Fnne Jarnee MePnere oeramrne Sand sruy Bulger Franera Fxanea Loretta German :ark Mrner cxar-ree sar en: Martin Jacobson Mar Mener Lena seearnlra mm' Bug' Maw' cubbs Martha .vaeebeen Helen Montgomery Frank Sharples LWIYU EU! Aden' Goodhuff Mary Joeger mere Mneue Fxerenee Sheppard I-:va Bl n Krrrrrne Halingstad snrena Jamieson cream Mueller Pearl Skoyen Jim Bxll xerna Maxda Murrx Leona sreffrn James Bm Eu Han Marjerre Kimball wrnrarn Neely Nolan 'rnek Doyne Brown Alree Hay Pauline xnper Donald o'arren :ne upenaw Rrenara Burns Warren Koenxg earner May Lee Molhz Powell Zella wanrwnnn Marre Crxpe George Keller Irene Loewen Lnernna Pnaree Wallace weererrnarxr Helen Darn army Kimball Mnrr McGowan Marren Reavley Edward Dolan Mlxxne Knutson Isabel MacArthur Donald Rrner cL.Ass OF 1939 Jean Dnwen David Loewen Clay McCartney Marvrn Riley Andrew Allxson Rene Dowen narnerane MacArthur Lloyd McGhuey nnrezny R pxey Rnnr Ar-ner Paul Entorl Lxllxan Mewer I je K I Congratulations to the Class of '55 SPEERS IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Tractors and Farm Equipment Chinook, Montana BILL'S CONOCO William J. Dolan Our Specialty Is Service Phone 3 800 Chinook, Montana Good Luck Class of '55 DR. MCELROY Congratulations, Class of '55 INDEPENDENT FOOD STORE I Low Prices Every Day and Quality Market F THE . H t t BEN FRANKLIN STORE C ear les. ongratulations 54 to 551.00 and Up to the Oliver C. Paulson n Class of .55 School Goods Stat1onerY Notions Toiletries ROY COX TOYS Infant S W?a1' BARBER SHOP Dinnerware N0V61'C1eS Norman Masser Ervin Mueller Stanford vnrn y James veg: nl-vm Wagner Paul Monson M Anneznsle 0-Bl-len Mavxs wnllln cwendlyn Fel-lo Lester wnrbul-me Betty knee Mlnel-vn wlleex T m Ross CLASS OF 1940 R n s n ll Jnelr Bnrl-nw R be f s Velta Blaner L Steven Adele Beeglel- N l sulllven Fred Booth R th 'rn mp on .vnell Brown Raymond Da Dick Doney lk Bob Dm-,en Edward Felton Glenn Flnlev La vnnne Faley James Gel-ner Howard l-leemee :enepn Hermes llnl-ry J mleen Mllared Je se Luclll J E C Marion Johnson Angus Maeleenn Murdo achean Tom Mc nn y l.. l y rl Do gl 5 snepp fl rs e n McGhue Betty s Ar le McPherson Orin Tnvkeeen Margaret Mlnew Myrtle refle Rex Moller Lois Tl-exel Elma Men-nw Maralee Wallm Luclle Mm-rl Allen Wlnterrowd cnnrlene Mnegreve J mee Nemetz culss OF 1941 E11 Obxe Jnmee Allxso 1 lr o'Brlen IaVerna Ande R lph Ol l-'mnele Ben-d li Sportswear .Tantzen White Stag - The Shop For Smart Women NONDAS SHOP Phone 3546 Chinook, Montana Freeman Shoes Stetson Best Wishes To Seniors Of 1955 EDWARD J. KUHR Formals Dresses Lingerie Tm-u.. Pendleton Hickok Nationally Famous Watches Gruen - Bulova - Elgin - Hamilton - Longines - Wittnauer Nationally Famous Sterling Towle - Gorham - International - Heirloom - Whiting BLACK'S JEWELRY Havre, Montana Budd Bcwnun lrene Berger Sheldon Blatt David Booth Lee Brainard Helen Brul: Arthur Burns Beulah Casteel Har ld Cha m n o p a Peggy cluvln Jeamce Cox Ray Ctipe Edward Dhl Larene Dolan Nerml Erskxne Alfred Finch lhrl Fultz Ned Gearhea rt Annette Gollloi . Harry Hunan Dough. Hay Donald Jar-nie son Mary M1cLenn Velma Maetche Tom Minow Ruhene Modxe Anna Montgomery Douglu Monet axunene Muxnuy Nun-nan Rollag vlumr Sargent Harriet Sather Jeanette sn, Eugene Sullxvan Harold 'rerbuwm Frank vurnu Bury Warrington Melba Joslin Ella Mueller Bobble Waikxns Harry Keith Dorothy Murphy Arthur vmcox Muriel Klotzbuech r Donald Mclver Ellsworth Wilcox Lydia Koenig Evelyn Newrruller Warren Kottke Alva Norberg CLASS OF 1942. Eugene Kuper Agnes O'Brien Merrie Allison Alma Luther Margaret Paulson Ray Amee Mudunnu Munn Mnym-le Pehrson Ruslell Anderson Emma Bahr LeNnra Be he Elliott Blacks! Calvm Butter Robert Boehm Hazel Bosch Dxck Bralnard Eugene Brown Emma Butler Robert Buhman Marcella Conrad Jnuepxune Emu Annie Felton Joseph 1-'unlu- Rolevl lrene Gilford Benjamin Hnfulfu - l Congratulations BLAINE LUMBER CO. C. M. Boe, Manager Chinook, Montana PHIL'S S TANDARD SERVICE Quality Products Phil Brovold Phone 3060 G. I. STORE Two G.l.'s With Real Buys Havre, Montana Best of Luck Class of '55 CHINOOK TELEPHONE CO l Best Wishes Class of '55 THE ELK Bar - Caffe - Taxi Chinook, Montana FARMERS UNION OIL CO. Chinook, Montana Patronize Your Own Co-operative wllllem Heleldr Kem. Jermewn Robert Jel-seem l-:mme .vnlmeen Nell .velmen Neem Kealey Pmy Kern: Dolores Knutson Jergen Kline lm. 14 Frantz Betty Leng Vlrginla Lawaan Margaret Loewen Phylll. me cm. rem Mecllmeek vlelef Meclmey Jean Meoewen John McKay Robe rt Mc Pllerson Beulah Maller Frances Mlllee Louise Mallee Mn-lam Men-leon Deremy Nelbauer Keith Newby Ralph Oehmeke Billy Olson Dora Overcast D o e ow vercas Ada Paulson Del-only lx l y sllly Ross l-:ether slmlllle Trmka Sorelle Ellen Swenson Farl Tene vlrglm. 'rllempeen Wanda Upellaw Anon vel-ney Derma Wadsworth Phlllp wneen Kenneth Whitlatch Eunice Wilcox Rita Wllllaml Jack Wu-lterrowd CIASS OF 1943 Grace F. Anderson Melvin R . Blat! er lyan G. aullmen Gladys F. Hume c Marie E, Holme! cluyelee lm Clio Jacobson Margaret Jacobsm Amy A. Jensen Bei!! Ie Allie J. oyner rerun Jeyee Doney Nm-len s. Jelmerl ml. Dewen Gladys Klnlzbueche Elleen Drake Eunice Ehlong Huey M. Mo nuk Eliubeth Man ser Ray R. Fmch Don E. Newby Richard s. Fo syth vll-girlie M. Oberg Stanley Gearheart Margaret 0'Brien Isabelle Hall Grace Olson Ian M. Hubba George vi. Ramber i I.. Ernie, Your Friendly Furniture Man Says: Get Your Lane Cedar Hope Chest and Other Good Values At WALLNER'S FURNITURE Congratulations Seniors of '55 HERB'S TOGGERY Your Sanitone Dry Cleaner Pickup and Delivery Chinook, Montana Phone 3541 Congratulations From MODEL HARDWARE '. Sporting Goods - Hardware at 1 Phone 3330 When You Drive Your Car - Stop At - PEHRSON'S TEXACO SERVICE and CHINOOK AUTO COURT allnan R ll y wllllanl A. D hl Helen M, Mnnaan Donald c., slelnmalr l ura F. clal Dale1,Shepp ll Robert w, Lag gl ll lan l-3, Mull., Allla M, ul-nalaa Franc., c. lluallnnan John w. snnalal , Mary rg, lnlall D mlhy J. Myln-vald Tom W. vc-gl Helen M, Halma Leann 1,Skoye Masala Hayataka Charles R. Nelba l- k-allzabeln wllwx Elalna M, Jennen l.ala Th mpsun Belly Ann Hermes John G. overaa 1 CLASS UF 1945 Thwdvna Johnson Al-ll ll E. rnyll n Gordon Jacobson Jack Panel-S Allan M, Alllann Helen Ruth lsnlnr snn u ll 4 Lnnllle T, Johns Fay Pauls Nha May Blau r wllllann ll, Knnl Rnhal-l J. Y g wllllafn R. Ke th Mal-lan J. R es HHQ1-'uma B LUIS Ma' 1-lddl cuss OF lla-14 Norma Klotzb ll r Amnlr I-3, Rusch Ohver Jr. B he M-vsuoka Marlan Ande Dummy H. Kl-us srlll-lay M, Ryan Agnes M. Bugd Malda C. Mcilarz y Belly Ann snllar Malanlmlna Mac- Kasnlnn J, Sag ml V1Cf0f W- Cohrs Ruih E. Nelbau Ke ll c pence: Annan Ma,l..,. E, sand Ellnal-a Mae Cox Robert o, Olsen D thy l.. Ch plnan laalnnre Maekanaladx Hanan M. Sasakx Jane' Ehlws Mafsafv P-4 Phlpp s. C A gas 14. McPherson Mal-y J. snaaecnl- Marlow: F fl Rowena M. Rrnda Cl l c c l 5 A. Maul: Rlnhal-a s.s1 rn Lynn J' Cf i I Edllh K. Sasak- STEVENS PONTIAC CO. Your Pontiac and Cadillac Dealer Havre, Montana I Leather Goods - Shoe Repairing AL'S SHOE SHOP Chinook, Montana DAVE'S UPHOLSTERY We Specialize in Good Quality Workmanship Chinook, Montana C ong r atulations Clas s Of ' 5 5 DR. E. J. GALLUS, D,D.S I' .v FARMERS UNION G.T.A. Prompt and Equitable Service Grain and Feeds Chinook Montana Congratulations, Class of '55 HARBOLT AGENCY Phone 3140 Chinook, Montana William C. Hai-bolt All Types and Coverages of Insurance Real Estate Insure - In-Sure - Insurance John T. Butler Rose L. Burtch Laprrrl A Savage Donald T. Shankle c.1nrra 1-.. Skoyen aural J, Carpenter L,r1a M. Skoyen Marraua cnaprnan sau, Ann Spencer Pearl M. Cnhra Wilbur w. wagner any w, cor cmrss or 19-I6 Jann w. Crockett Lorraine Erick Antnnny Anderson oraar- B. Anderson caralrne v, 1-'ana Laney c. Anderson Per-ar Stanley 1-'nnk R. Vern Anderson Mc Clellan Gea rhea rt Ruth E. aamdwrn Catherine H. Graf Madonna Brandon Enrrna Guertzgen Prnxrp er-na Lrndnn c. Harrra Ida Harrrar Burns Burvxl Haranrnan Robert P. Hxebert Arlene R, Holmes 1 Jacobson He en erlm J ensen Lrny M, xrefnr Beit Ann Knnr y Heber Dick Lnn Anna May Nnamnr Frances Tar uma Dorothy A. Magda Maisuoka A. Modxc Raaanra Mnenar Betty Jean Ness F R N na nms Bernal' . or .rs ra G.Norhe1m James warrrngr cuxss OF 1947 . N Geraldrnr Banr Nancy Jean surge Lorna Mae Bu Joyce Elan-ra U1 wrura LeRoy Py Pau1J.Ramberg :ich Yvonne E. Bnean ' Prrilrp Casual orrra k. Severson Maxrne Con d ana D. snap,-,ard Helen 1.. Dunbar Lawrence L. Siemens Aura sznax Mau oxrva M.s1nnakar Dan Haranrnan James Stephens Manrrne Harannnan Juhn M. Stephens snarnn Luckett Nxel 13, Summers wandnn 1., 1-xangan anaaeu s. u n Alice L.. Hiebert Jack w. Hxebert Phone 420 EAVES EQUIPMENT COMPANY International Trucks Farm Implements Parts - Service Packard Cars Havre, Montana In Havre It s The DUTCH SHOP CAFE Friendly Service Cleanliness Best Quality I I :- East Highway No. Z Phone 1620 VALLEY MACHINERY CO. Mas sey-Harris - Ferguson Sales and Servic e Dempster and Glencoe Cultivators Havr e Montana - -fl DOWEN BUICK CO. HAVRE GREENHOUSE When Better Automobiles For Your Corsages, Are Built, Buick Will ' Build Them. Contact Kupers. Havre , Montana Havr e , Montana 1 . I VIADUCT IMPLEMENT CO. Ford and Dearborn Sales and Service New Holland Hay Balers - Bearcat Feed Grinders Bazooka Loaders Wisconsin Engines Marbeet Owatona Swathers Havr e Z ur ich Beverly Jamieson Thnrnas E, Nes Betty J. Thompson Donalee Barber William Gong James Jones Jacqueline Norh 3 Joyce E. Thompson Theresa s, Benner! Frances orwdrrerr r Jessie K ttke Cecelia Ann O'Brx Nella M. Wadexsh K th R. Black t Eleanor Hall Laura L. Kruse Carl Overca t Rex V. Wadsworth G :eve Bl tt Henry V, Halseth Marion J. MacArthur Mary E. Overcast Kathleen J. Wagner David L Blatier Doris M. Hartrnan Kenneth D. MacLean Maurxne Overcast Nancy J. Wagner Kenneth B. Blatter Joseph R, xrrrrurr Danna G. McKinley Mary Ann Poppler Richard S. Wagner Juanita E. Blevins Richard L. Jacobse Evelyn J. McPherson Serena D. R nne Avis M. Vlxlcox Donna J. Bowe man John L.. Johnson Gordon Mrcrrnrrm Louis J. Sattleen Mary Williams Genxece N. Br-rn-.5 LeRoy Kaufman Steven Mn-raw Mar Savage Mary Anne wrsr wrlma M. Butcher Margaret J. mu lrene M. Mohar Donald S. Showman Charles H. Wooley Rxchard W. Clxkeman lrene L.. Kiefer I Donald L.. Morrison Harriet Liddle Donald O. Wurth Betty L.. Draeger Thomas Kuhr Eva J. Moxley lola B. Skoyen CLASS OF 1948 Charlotte Erbache! Howard J. Larkxn Virginia M. Murphy Barbara 1. Siam Elizabeth Ande E nes! D. Frxede Donna Matheson P lNelson Robert L.. Stexnmetz Fern M. Bosch D R. Gebhardt Hero Matsuoka i I 1- DIESEL SERVICE GLACIER DISTRIBUTORS Complete Diesel Repair Cut Bank - Havre - Browning - Goodyear Tires Conrad - Wolf Point - Plentywood Diesel Diner Chester Buick Automobiles Chinook, Montana Havre, Montana B I Best Of Luck! BOB'S CONOCO Chinook, Montana -ryroa Matsuoka James R. McCann Beverly Michalonn Lou J. Miewlld Shirley J. Miller Joseph W. Morris William Morrison Evelyn J. Nels Jean Ruth Oveoen William Cv, Parker Lucille R. Renda Rayola Blaiter Alan 0. Schubert Grace L. Shacltley Leonard T. Siverknen John L. SI. Clair Barbara Murphy Doris J. Summer: Richard C. Thorsen Paul E. Tilleman Belly Loo Troxel Eliwin D. Wagner Eulela Nell Melo Mary Wurth CLASS OF 1949 James D. Bennett Lyda L. Berger Joanne M. Ben Romana l, Blevlrls Burton O. Bosch Betty Rae Bolcner Gordon D. Butcher Edwln L.. Dover Beny Jean Dunbar Leonard A, Erlang Donald E. Erickson Darrls M. Frlede Helen Rose Funk Wallace A. Gebhardl Walter A. Gebhardt John M. Harmlton Marrlyn J. Harlaolf Delores Eileen Hobbs Marlon P. Rusch Joyce M, l-lolrnan Lawrence Jaeolaaen liellan ls. Jonnaon Arthur P, lslelnjan Donna lslolalnreclaer arclaard E, Leonard Richard F. L-or Donna Lee Mann Lo-na w, Mohar Leona E.. Mueller Gordon L. Ness nnoe Lee Norlaerg Lois L. Obers Thomas M, O'Brien Tnornaa c. 0-Hanlon Margaret Ramberg Lola Jane Robblns Lola Violei Russell Richard K. Sand Marie J. selaeclr Ronald L. Schubert Donna Sivertsen Maybelle slonalrer Merle G. Tlaorelad 'rnereaa M. 'rsllernan Carl F. Unruh Drrle nee Maddox Garland w. Willman Arllnlr w. wlaen sranley w. wlaorn I CLASS OF l950 Fred R. lzrlclraon Jack B. Kaufman Mary A, Nerbaoer Jam L. Sharma Norman D. Anderson Jarnea D. Farrar wmmm R. Kaufmn ,Dm M- NNE Raymond s,,,,,,,,,, Bonnle l:. Blau Joanne A. l-'rleoe Muy ,A Spence, Dorothy A. Breraler Lloyd R, Fraede K h'Y A' Kem' Paul R- N , hu, E. swam Bruce B, Brown laura Ann Funk Joe E. Kiefer Alice E.. O'Hil1l0l'l Wlllram A, Tlllen-lan Shirley K- Bursvss Muna L- George Artxsta Mae Kottke Beverly rl. Praetz nelorea J. Trm Max MH COMM' -Vick K- GH-I Melvrn D. Mconoey Anna M. Rarnlaerg Maynard voaa Margery J. Crocketi l-larolrl B. l-lalrngalad 1-,,,.y M,,,,,,, Evelyn V. Rmda p,,,,. pw, w,,,,,,,, Archie L- Cfvf' I-Ck F- Phnfon John R. Mlewald Jerold c. Robertson Wlmam D. Wemner 1-0219 R- DQUMMH' lull -'UM Pllfbvlf Bette Jean Gm Violet Ann Schenk Beverly A. wlllman Patricia A- Dfllsse Ofvllle Hart Jack R. Morrison Duane c, severaon Lola L. wrencn ARMS Elias Beverly A- HIYUYHI1 George E. Neibauer Curhs R. Sl-lelnad Juan Zimmerman CLASS OF 1951 George Boland Jonn MacLead Elaine Sargent Kay Blatter George Allison oeorgra Ann l-:nlang Joann Marlaclc Marlys saxner Florence Blevxns Waller Anderson Jan-ea Garland Marlene Mclxrnrne Georgia Sattleen Franlc Bonar John Bennett Joyce Grohe Betty lvlcLeran Shlrley Scheck Margaret Boarfae Jolrn Blackwood Glorlann Gr-ooo Holly Moxley Clarence Severtson Shirley laroaaler Lorrarne Blevrna James Harholt Louise Mueller Douglas Stam Robert Brlere Louise lalevrna Lora Haugen Bert Murphy Linda Tlmrstad .lay Brown Jeanne Bogerl Anna Holmes Beverly Ness Charles Trllernan Gary Bnlcner Gladys Bosch vonna Jenkms Darlene Norberg lnea Turner Rel. Campbell Floy Bowen Donna Knettel James Overcast Jewel Ups-haw Jan-lea Cowan llene Bnnrnann Barbara Lalranlr Walter Paulson Leonard wrench Karnarrne Crockett Earl Chapman Eleanor Lemono Barbara Phipps Martin wrllrarnaon norolny Drugge John clnrernan Harold L-or Myrtle Poooler CLASS or 1952 Dona lzroacner Rose Marle Denney Leroy L-lr 1-'ranr Prosser Eleanor Anderson Robert Farrar Ruben Dlckson Ronald Mackenstaat ll-ls Reynolds Jon Barber Ga,-y Fe,-,ea 1 l - xienerd celrnerdr ine Gesell l-:einer om .loan Gorman any Herlrell Thelma Harlan Russell Haugen John Keller Marvin lcleinjen l-:velyn lcnenel Mary Lou Money Larry MeMullrn Edvard Menguld Harlen Mer-lee Jnlin Mallack Jemee Muner Betty Merrie John Morris Sheldon Murphy Lawrence Neiueuer Mery Ness cery Olson :nel Overcast Jemee Ramberg Joseph Rende Charles Riebe Barbara Robbins Shirley Sargent Clifford Schubert Sue Ann sneer. Janice Strain Delores Slreeter Ierold Stlrland Jeannine Tanberg Marilyn Thompson Frank Tlllernan Jeanette Wallalh lrene Webb Patricia Williams Dorothy willremeun Laurence Wlsch Nxcholas Witikofl cuss or i953 Nellbyrl Ambrose Francis Bennett Belly Brinkman Rlchard Schenk Harriet Claridge Theodore Cllkeman Charles Cowan Betty Lou Cox Wayne nenlnem James Dickson Arlene Doney Mary une Dnnrr larry Dover Gloria 1-'eierleg Aliee Jenn Figg Alvln Fox Harry Friede Neil Friede Ellen Haugen Evelyn Hermes Beverly Heel-ln David lvey Robe!! Johnson Marilyn Jorns Willlam Keller Karl Ll Kuhr Darlene Larlvlere Thomas Llddle Jerrold Lux Lux Leonard May Machoed Minn MacKay llo Mackenstadt Marilyn Magda Carol Mailack Glen McGhuey lcenneln Mexrruiie nelmer Mitchell 1-:dwerd Moe Julia Moe lmplr Montgomery Mary Pnn Moore Donald Murrie Harvey Neulund :amen Neeeler Keith Oppreehl :udiln Pike Frank Bamberg Mildred Rel-nberg Myrtle Ramberg George Read Duane Rohrer Darlene Sargent Roy Sattleen Gordon Schubert Hallie Severnon Delores Shoriman Myrna Scnnenberg Berk Slreefer Darwin Tami Alice Tllleman Shlrley Wagner Delores Walllth Benjlmm Wlel-lel-l Edna Willey Mery Ann williemedn Duane Wright Sharon Yeamul C1455 OF l951 Jeanette Anderuen Deen Bee Jack Brandon Richard Breeeler Fred Brinlrmnn Mae Butler Merilee Chapman Diane Cline David crnelren Howard Dahl Roger Dol-ley Yvonne rellen Terry Flynn snrden Frrede Harvey Funk Harriet Harder Betty Leu Harmon nnyle Helene Charles Howe neleerl lvey Connie McCoy James Mecdy willinm Mc Pherson ndnnn Mieneleen Mix Miller Sharon Morgan Ben Morris Helen Neibnuer Myrle Neufeld Aliee Overcast Glenn Pelenell Shirley Paulson Lain Pelerlon Phyllle Pdrler Davld Richards Ruby Reee Claude Sargent Brant Seamonn Bruce Searnons Betty Lou Sherman Walter Sivertien Beverly Snuth Warren Siam Adolph Steinmetz Irvin Steinmetz Rutharln Sielnrnelz Elalne Stlrland Jernee Tryon Darrell Tucker Vera Voss Roger Wagner Howard Walworth Naida Vlhlte Carol Wurih We the graduating class of 1955, would like to take this opportumty to acknowledge the generous and helpful support of our advertlsers T them we extend a hearty thanks--they have made our yearbook possible Ik P11 211 if ..!ybLt0gl 6ll9A.'5 -- I Kia A SA yjfff jf Wfzff QZMV Vxfiyf' Nwwfiyquw wi, A Q'f.'Lff?f7fV if f M MQW f'4 ff Wffwfm M :ffffffm M MM ,, . 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