Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1956 volume:

The Annual Staff and the Class of 1956 Present The CHINOOK BREEZE Chinook High School Chinook, Montana TABlJ Of CONTENTS Superi«endenr's Message Schofl Board-Faculty dedication lass of 1956 Juniors fophoniores Freshmen Activities Sports Snapshots fivertisements l.S. Graduates FOREWORD They will miss us at inorn and at evening. Our songs in the school and the street; They will miss the low hum of our voices, And the gamp of our cumbersome feet. When th tessons and tasks are all ended. And the bell says, That schooTis now o'er! May ou )arting be not one of sadness, But an awakening of new realms to explore. SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE You are completing your high school education during a stream-lined and critical era when greater demands will be made upon your generation than any preceding one. Use the basic tools of learning acquired in high school for the good of society in solving the complex problems. This will require your active participation, your wisdom and your rational thinking. Remain constantly alert and strive to always learn new things throughout life rather than to have your education become a case of a little learning that is a dangerous thing . William Personen School Board, District 10 Helen Neibauer Secretary to the Supt. Ted Westin Chairman of School Board Harry Harwood Clerk of School Board Faculty Floyd Bowen Mont. State Coll., B.S.; Biology and Agriculture. Marjorie Zimmerman North Dakota University; Minnesota University; Montana State University; Shorthand I and II; Typing I and II. Stanley Fugita St. Anselm's Coll., B . A .; English 12; Latin I and II. Naomi Ingwalson N.D. State College; Montana State College; University of Wis., B.S.; Home Ec. I, II, and III. Chester Blaylock Montana State University; East. Coll, of Ed., B.A.; English 10; World History; Assistant Coach. 4 J ■ Jean Crockett Montana State University; Sherwood Music S., B.A.; University of Wisconsin; Sociology; American History; Civics. Amos Denney Montana State U., B. A.; General Science; Chemistry; Physics; Biology. Darlyne Deem Augsburg College. B. A.; Vocal Music. Karl Fiske Montana State U., B. A.; Algebra; Advanced Algebra; Advanced Mathematics; Coach. Oscar Prestbo Mayville State College; Montana State U., B.S.; Band; General Business; Physical Education. James Stroud Central Missouri College; Mont. S.U., B. S.. M.A.; English 9 and 10; Drama. Ellen Praetz Minot State Coll., B. A.; Library; English II. Genevieve Boisvert Mont. State Coll., B. S.; Girl's Physical Ed.; Health. Jack Murphy U. of S ta te of New York; Oswego Branch-B.S.; Syracuse U., M. A.; Mechanical Drawing. Thomas Bowman U. of Minn ., B.S.; Civics; Sociology; World History; General Mathematics. Silas Ellingson Concordia College; University of N.D. Colorado State College; Minot Teacher's College; Geometry; Good Driving. Robert Teddy Coll, of Gt; Falls, B. A.; Assistant Coach. Dedication This annual is dedicated to the Chinook Merchants and Patrons by the Class of 1956. c Commencement should be as the word implies, a beginning, an opening of doors to future knowledge. (Pearson) Historical Data Freshmen Year CLASS OFFICERS Bill Leonard-President Lee Howe-Vice President Lorna Bowen-Secretary Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Mary Lou Schubert Jack Upshaw Jack Paulson CLASS SPONSOR Miss Koehmstedt CARNIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATE Connie Yeaman Sophomore Year CLASS OFFICERS Jack Upshaw-President Carl Tanberg-Vice President Jimmy Ross-Secretary Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Duane Boe Lorna Bowen Marilyn Dickson CLASS SPONSOR Miss Nelson CARNIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATE Shirley Bennett Junior Year CLASS OFFICERS Duane Boe-President Carl Tanberg-Vice President Mary Lou Schubert-Secretary Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Ernestine Wallner Jack Upshaw Jim Ross CLASS SPONSOR Mr. Denney CARNIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATE Mary Lou Schubert HOMECOMING QUEEEN Shirley Bennett Girl's State Delegate, Governor of Girl’s STATE, AND DELEGATE TO GIRL'S NATION Marilyn Dickson GIRL'S STATE ALTERNATE Shirley Bennett BOY'S STATE DELEGATES Jim Ross Duane Boe Lee Howe BOY'S STATE ALTERNATES Carl Tanberg Bob Upshaw Bill Leonard JUNIOR PROM THEME Stardust LED THE GRAND MARCH AT THE PROM Duane Boe and Linda Westin PROM CHAIRMAN Neil Opprecht CHAIRMAN OF THE DECORATING COMMITTEE Elizabeth LaPlante PAGE IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE Jack Upshaw JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Doctor Has a Daughter Senior Year CLASS OFFICERS Ernestine Wallner-President Jim Ross-Vice President Patsy Gratton-Secretary Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Du an Musgrove Duane Boe Kay Green CO-SPONSORS Mr. Bowen Mr. Denney STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Bill Leonard-President Neil Neibauer-Vice President Shirley Kulp-Secretary Rogene Paulson-Treasurer SENIOR BALL December 27 CARNIVAL QUEEN Elizabeth LaPlante 8 SHIRLEY BENNETT Like gravity, she has the power of attraction. Carnival Queen Candi. 2; Librarian 3; Homecoming Queen 3; Student Voice Staff 3,4; Alt. Girls State 3; Jr. and Sr. Gregg Artist; Band 1,2, 3,4; Senior Girls Pep Club Sec. 4; Annual Staff 4. DONALD BERGER This is a Robinson Crusoe country—all the work is done by Friday. F.F.A. 2,3. KENNY BLEHA To flunk is human, to pass is miraculous. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. DUANE BOE I am not one who does not believe in love at first sight,but I believe in taking a second look. Basketball Letter 3,4; Student Council 2,4; Football Letter 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Letter 3; Pres. Jr. Class; Jr. Play; Drama Club 3,4; Nat’l Honor Society; Boy's State Rep.; Annual Staff 3,4. LORNA BOWEN All my lifetime, I have been five minutes late. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Sec.-Treas. Fresh. Class; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pres., Sec.-Treas.G.A.A.; Triple Trio 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Music Letter 3; Student Voice 2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 2; Junior Play; Drama Club Pin 3,4; Nat'l Honor Society; Senior Girls; Co-Editor Annual 4; Schol. Letters in Civics and Jr. Literature. PATSY BUTLER Ambition needs no rest, but I do. F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2; Glee Club 2. LOIS CAMPBELL Monkey business is my business. F.H.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Gregg Artist; Senior Gregg Artist; Senior Girls. BEVERLY CLARIDGE A good listener makes a delightful companion. F.H.A. 1-3-4, Glee Club 1, Junior Gregg Artist, Senior Gregg Artist, Senior Girls, President F.H.A. 9 DOUGLAS C LA RIDGE If there's another world I live in bliss, if there is none I made the best of this. F.F.A. 1. LARRY CLARIDGE Young man! Where is your mark on the twentieth century? F.F. A. 1. MARILYN DICKSON Exceptional women ought to have exceptional rights. F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1.2,3,4; Band-Music Letter 3; Drama Club 3,4; Sec. 3; Nat'l Honor Society; Rep. Girls State Gov. 3; Glee Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Student Voice 1, 2,3; Student Council Rep. 2; F.H.A. Dist. PTes. 3; F.H.A. State Songleader; Junior Play; State Rep. Nat'l F.H.A.; Rep. to Girls Nation 3. RHODA DONIS Silence has its advantages. Senior Girls; Junior Gregg Artist; Senior Gregg Artist. ROGER DONIS Periods should be ten minutes long; five to come and five to go. F.F.A. 1,2. WAYNE FOX Wine, women, and song are getting me down--l guess I'll have to give up singing. F.F.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Basketball 3; Basketball Letter 3; Football 4. PATSY GRAHAM A girl’s bathing suit is twelve square inches of material completely surrounded by eyes. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Music Clubs 1,2,3; Student Voice 2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2; Jr., Sr. Gregg Artists; Senior Girls; B Cheerleader 2; Annual Staff 4. PATSY GRATTON If men only knew the extent of their power. Latin Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Music Letter 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Voice 2,3; Librarian 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; V.P. F.H.A. 3; Junior Play; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Drama Pin 3,4; Sec.-Treas. Sr. Class; Senior Girls. 10 ■ MELVIN GUERTZGEN Life scares me a little, but not too much. KAY GREEN This girl's a volume, if you know how to read her. Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 4; Glee Club 3; Jr., Sr. Gregg Artist; Senior Girls; Music Letter 3; Annual Staff 4. CHARLOTTE HARWOOD A woman's heart, like the moon, is alwayschanging--and there is always a man in it. F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Student Voice Staff 1; Junior Gregg Artist; Senior Gregg Artist; Senior Girls. SHARON HEBBELMAN Remembering her is remembering fun. Band 1,2,3,4; Sec. Glee Club 3; Sec. Jr. Gregg Artists; Music Letter 3; Pres. Sr. Gregg Artists; Senior Girls. Work fascinates me! Latin Club 1,2,3,4; 2,3,4; Senior Girls; JENNILYNN HIEBERT I could sit and look at it all day. F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1, Annual Staff 4; G.A.A. Letter 3. LEE HOWE Leader of men; follower of women. Football 1,2,3,4; Football Letter 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. Freshman Class; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Letter 2,3,4; Rep. Boys State 3. JOHN HOLMES My four year ordeal has ended! MURIEL JORNS Well, I graduated, didn't I? G.A.A.1,2,4; Pep Club 1; 1; Senior Girls; Annual Staff 4. 11 SHIRLEY KULP Never love unless you can bear with all the faults of man. Band 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Double Sextette 2; Vice-Pres. Glee Club 3; Stage Man. Jr. Play; Junior Gregg Artist; Sec. Student Council 4; Drama Club 3.4; Music Letter 4; Senior Gregg Artist; Senior Girls; Annual Staff. ELIZABETH LaPLANTE It's not that I like study less, but I like fun more. G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,3; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Student Voice Staff 2,3; F.H.A. 2; Junior Play; Drama Club 3,4; Music Letter 3; Carnival Queen 4. BILL LEONARD Napoleon was short, too. Pres. Freshman Class; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Football Letter 2,3,4; Junior Play; Band Custodian 3; Drama Club 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Basketball Man. Let. 3; Music Letter 3; Pres. Student Council 4. CHRISTINE MacLEOD Silence is golden,but why be a miser? F.H.A. 1,4; Glee Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Senior Girls. JOAN MILLER The weaker sex is the stronger sex because of the weakness of the stronger sex for the weaker sex. Band 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Senior Girls. GARY MORRIS The motto of chivalry is to serve all and love but one. Football 2,3,4; Football Letter 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Basketball Letter 3,4; Pep Club 4. DUAN MUSGROVE At first she seems so very shy, but when you get to know her--my, oh, my! Twirler 1,2; Band Majorette 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Student Librarian 3; Glee Club 3; Junior Gregg Artist; Senior Gregg Artist; Senior Girls; Student Council Rep. 4; Annual Staff 4. BOB NASLUND I have been dying for years; now I shall begin to live. F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4; Pres. F.F.A. 4; Football 4. 12 NEIL NEIBAUER If school is liberty I'll take death. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3, 4; Basketball Letter 2,4; Annual Staff 4; Veep-Student Council 4. NEIL OPPRECHT There's a little bit of bad in every good little boy. Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Music Letter 3; Football 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. PATTY OVERCAST Iflcan'tbeseen.I must be heard. Glee Club 1,2,3; Music Letter 3; Junior Gregg Artist; Senior Gregg Artist; Senior Girls. JACK PAULSON Men are born with two eyes, but with one tongue, in order that they should see twice as much as they say. Band 1,2,3; Music Letter 3; Student Council 1. ROGENE PAULSON Rain is wet, dust is dry, life is short, and so am I. Pep Club 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. 2; Music Letter 3; Student Council Treas.'4; Junior Gregg Artists; Senior Gregg Artists; Senior Girls. JOHN PIKE I would succeed in small things, if I were not troubled with great ambition. F.F.A. 1,2,3. JAMES ROSS All great men are dying, and I don't feel very well myself. F.F. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Sec-Treas. Soph. Class; Band 1,2, 3,4; Music Letter 3; Junior Play; Drama Club 3,4; Vice-Pres. Senior Class; Pres. Drama Club 4; Student Council Rep. 3; Rep. Boys State 3; Annual Staff 4; Band Custodian 4. KAY SCHAEFER There are three kinds of people in the world; the wills, the won'ts, and the can'ts. Transfer from Lewistown; F.H.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3; Student Voice 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Girls; Student Voice-Page Editor 4. 13 FRANCIS SCHEND I wash my face in the morning and neck at night; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Baseball Letter 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Letter 3,4. MARY LOU SCHUBERT She puts her worries in the bottom of her heart, sits on the lid and smiles. Twirler 1,2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 1; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sec.-Treas. Junior Class; Latin Club 3,4; G. A.A. 2,3,4; Sextette 3,4; Student Voice Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Girls; Music Letter 4; Triple Trio 4. CHARLES SCHWENKE No man can ever rise above that at which he aims. F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4. KENNETH SEAMAN I would have liked to say something, but I could not. F.F.A. 1. JUDY SPEERS The skin girl's love to touch is sable! G.A.A. 1,2,4; Latin Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Music Letter 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Student Voice 1,2,3; Drama Club 3,4; Drama Letter 3; Sec. Drama Club 4; Letter in Junior Lit.; Annual Staff 4; Senior Girls; Junior Play. GLENNA STEINMETZ A lass so mild and meek, that even her shoes refuse to squeak. Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 3,4; Junior Gregg Artist; Senior Gregg Artist; Senior Girls; Annual Staff 4; F.H.A. Treasurer 4. CARL TANBERG Men still die with their boots on, but usually one boot is on the accelerator. Band 1,2,3; Vice Pres. Soph. Class; Annual Staff 4; Football 2; Pep Club 3; Drama Club 3,4; Music Letter 3; Alternate Boys State 3; Junior Play Cast; Vice Pres. Junior Class. BOB TILLEMAN 1 don’t think I'm handsome--but what’s my lowly opinion against a mirror's? Football 1,2,3,4; Football Letters 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3; Track 1.2,3,4; Track Utter 2,3,4. 14 BOB UPSHAW He may live without love--but not without dining. Football 1,2, 3,4; Football Letter 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Baseball Letter2.3.4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Basketball Letter 2,3,4; Alternate Boys State 3. JACK UPSHAW And still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry ail he knew. Student Council Rep. 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Letter 3; Band Pres. 4; Pres. Soph. Class; Student Voice 2; Editor 3; Glee Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Co-editor Annual 4; Latin Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Letter 4; Letter in Civics Jan. 3; Letter in Junior Lit.; U.S. Senate Page 3,4; Junior Play Cast; Letter in Civics Apr. 3. PATSY VOSS Time flies and draws us with it. Senior Girls. ERNESTINE WALLNER Her love was centered on one--at a time. G.A.A, 1; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Sextette 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Music Letter 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 3; Junior Play Cast; Student Voice Staff 3; Drama Club 3,4; Letter 3; Pres. Jr. Gregg Artists; Senior Gregg Artist; Senior Girls; Annual Staff 4; Pres. Senior Class; Triple Trio 4; F.H.A. 2. VANDA WERK From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. F.H.A. 1,2,3; G. A.A. 1; Twirler 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Sextette 3; Senior Girls. LINDA WESTIN She’s small, but so is a stick of dynamite. Band 1,2,3,4; Band Librarian 3; Music Letter 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Sec. Latin Club 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Reporter F.H.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Student Voice Staff 2,3; Drama Club 3,4; Drama Letter 3; Glee Club 1; Double Sextette 2; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Girls. SANDRA WHITE The next day is never as good as the night before. Transfer from Roundup; Senior Girls; Senior Gregg Artist; Annual Staff 4. TED WISCH I have survived. Football 1,2,3,4; Football Letter 2,3,4; Student Police 2. 15 Class Will SHIRLEY BENNETT leaves the Junior Boys to the Junior Girls--at last. DONALD BERGER wills his typewriter and all his old waste paper back to Mrs. Zimmerman. He didn't like typing anyway. KENNY BLEHA leaves by the skin of his teeth. LORNA BOWEN wills her ballet shoes to Douglas Block. Shoes to set your feet a dancing, Doug? DUANE BOE bequeaths his ability to act like a sailor with a girl in every port to Ted Cline. PATSY BUTLER leaves her big wads of gum to anyone who can get away with chewing them like she did. LOIS CAMPBELL leaves her waddle to Jo Ann Staff. BEVERLY CLARIDGE willsherhomemakingability to the teachers of C.H.S. Now maybe they can make better coffee downstairs. DOUGLAS CLARIDGE leaves--Diane--lonesome. LARRY CLARIDGE bequeaths his cigarette butts to Mouse Cowan. Now, Mouse, your supply is assured. MARILYN DICKSON wills her apple polishing ability to Eldon Halingstad. Oh, joy of joys! RHODA DONIS is willing her good times on the Zurich bus to Carol Pike.. Things are looking up! ROGER DONIS leaves his dripping books to any drip who dares pick them up. WAYNE FOX is leaving his voice to David Dover. It might help David. PAT GRAHAM leaves her front porch to her little sister, Joanne. This ought to enliven things a bit. PATSY GRATTON bequeaths her precious carrot tops to BOB BROCKWAY, to cultivate. MELVIN GUERTZGEN wills his job at the Chinook Heating and Equipment Co. to anyone who enjoys unplugging . MARGIE KAY GREEN leaves her quiet voice to Janet Luckett, hoping Mr. Fugita will appreciate it. CHARLOTTE HARWOOD is leaving her little blackbook entitled Lines to Use on the Boys to Dorothy McLeish. Maybe Dorothy can find a few in it she hasn't already used. SHARON HEBBELMAN wills the long road up to her house to Zella Lunden. Don't wear it out, Zella. JENNILYN HIEBERT beque’aths her supply of Sunflower seeds to Doug Neibauer. Now Doug can get his vitamins. JOHN HOLMES leaves his placid outlook on life to Ruby Francis. LEE HOWE leaves--to make a place for his little brother. Butch. MURIEL JORNS wills her love for Pancake (s) to all other Aunt Jemima fans. SHIRLEY KULP bequeaths her lovely auburn hair to Mr. Blaylock and Mr. Bowman. The two of you can fight over it. ELIZABETH LAPLANTE is leaving those good times to Sharon Corrigan. Do you need them, Sharon? BILL LEONARD reluctantly leaves his permanent wave to Donald Baird. Do you have to comb wavy hair too? CHRISTINE MACLEOD wills her ability to cause a chaos in study hall to Edward Beard. JOAN MILLER is leaving her job at the Independent Food Store. She has occupational disease from punching the cash register. GARY MORRIS wills his beard to all the little shavers in C.H.S. DUAN MUSGROVE is giving her baton back to Mr. Prestbo, even though it is dented. BOB NASLUND bequeaths his scholastic standing to Gitch Richards. NEIL NEIBAUER leaves his car to anyone who will drive him home on Saturday nights. NEIL OPPRECHT is considering givinghis good luck dime to those fellows and gals with the huge charge accounts at the Cozy. PATTY OVERCAST wills her ability to play the accordian to Mrs. Crockett. Patty doesn't think Mrs. Crockett is as versatile as she might be. JACK PAULSON leaves his way of provoking the teachers to John Ambrose, who won’t need any coaching. ROGENE PAULSON wills her snappy Ford to Mr. Fugita, who takes those long walks. JOHN PIKE is willing his ability to keep a steady to Beverly Doughten. Now maybe Beverly won’t have so much trouble. JAMES ROSS wills his height to Bert Tilleman. Jim feels it's about time Bert came up in the world. KAY SCHAEFER leaves her curves to the State Highway Department. FRANCIS SCHEND, on due consideration, leaves his control over the hearts of all females to Gary Severson, in hopes that Gary will make good use of it. MARY LOU SCHUBERT, to prove that life can be beautiful, wills her smile to Mary Wood. CHARLES SCHWENKE leaves his ability to fall in love at first sight to anyone who feels he can do it as masterfully as Charles did. KENNETH SEAMAN wills his quiet ways to Dick Kuhr. Do you suppose this will make it possible for Dick to remain in class the full forty five minutes? JUDY SPEERS leaves the oversized Biology specimens to Patty Johnson. Judy didn't like them. Buck up, Patty. GLENNA STEINMETZ bequeaths the posting machine at the First State Bank to the new treasurer of C.H.S. She's going home to Bill. CARL TANBERG wills Pete's delivery truck to Vick Palm, providing Vick will take the corners easy. ROBERT TILLEMAN leaves his ability to go steady to anyone who finds he can live up to the record Bob set. ROBERT UPSHAW wills his fiery temper to Gail Acher. JACK UPSHAW has already gone. He is ahead of the rest of us and has begun to better himself. PATSY VOSS wills her assortment of earrings to anyone who wishes to resemble Cleopatra. ERNESTINE WALLNER bequeaths her eyes to anyone who will use them to as good advantage as Ernie did! VANDA LEE WERK wills her tiny waistline to Mr. Denny. LINDA WESTIN is giving the notes she forgot to play in band to Mr. Prestbo, because he always wanted them. SANDRA WHITE wills a few of her quiet ways to Jimmy Ingwalson, who will not want them. TED WISCH leaves his hairy chest to Angus MacLeod and John Prestbo. There is plenty there for both. 16 Senior Prophecy As you all know, the Senior Class of 1956 was made up entirely of exceptional people. Years later it's much to our surprise that we find these same wonder children leading very normal lives. Normal, did we say--you be the judge. SHIRLEY BENNETT'S laugh has taken her far. She is now substituting for the Great Gildersleeve during his vacation. DONALD BERGER, after spending many years in school, is now Superintendent of C. H. S. He requires all students to attend school two hours a day for three days a week. KENNETH BLEHA, after many years of hard labor, is head sales manager of The Ford Garage. DUANE BOE has decided to become a hermit following an unfortunate marriage to Marilyn Monroe. PATSY BUTLER has just become the first Lady Cop to rule Chinook. She's pretty tough and has taken the alias of Dixie Tracey. LOIS CAMPBELL, now Mrs. Ted Simpson, is enjoying a comfortable and peaceful life. Her motto: No nights alone. BEVERLY CLARIDGE is head secretary for the United Nations. She is a whiz at shorthand. DOUGLAS CLARIDGE, now campaigning for Mayor of Zurich, has been a lifetime resident of that fair city. LARRY CLARIDGE is the current editor of Stag and is writing a bachelor's column. MARILYN DICKSON, the Physical Education teacher for girls at C. H. S., still loves to take those showers. RHODA DONIS has accepted the position of manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. It seems that's the team she rooted for while in school. ROGER DONIS has become America's number one playboy. He keeps all the girls on the run. WAYNE FOX is the new owner of Bob’s Conoco. His motto: If you car runs dry, we'll fill it up.” PATSY GRATTON has published her first novel entitled, Which Guy Is The Right Guy? We wonder if she is having trouble. MELVIN GUERTZGEN, who made his debut in radio and television some months ago, is one of the greatest comedians of all times. KAY GREEN is official Ship Greeter for the U. S. Navy. Her Lawrence is bound to return someday—if his ship doesn't sink. Men may come and men may go, but CHARLOTTE HARWOOD goes on forever. SHARON HEBBLEMAN quietly stepped in and stole the spotlight from Betty Grable becoming Queen of Hollywood. JENNILYN HIEBERT comoleted her first book entitled, Men. Her next will be How I Caught Him. JOHN HOLMES was very disappointed lastweekwhen theytold him he was too old to Ee on the Quiz Kids program. Next week, wearing short pants, he will try again. Riding High LEE HOWE, is President of Elevated Shoe Company. Quite a title. MURIEL JORNS has taken her place in the world as editor of True Story. Her best stories have come from an old discarded diary belonging to JOAN MILLER. SHIRLEY KULP and DUAN MUSGROVE are now head beauticians for Paramount Studios; and do they know their business! They could make anything look beautiful. ELIZABETH LaPLANTE has just finished posing for the latest issue of Modern Bride. BILL LEONARD, M. D. Boy! It took a long time to get that title. Yes, sir. BILL LEONARD, Master Dishwasher of the U. S. Army. CHRISTINE MACLEOD and hubby, oil millionaire, reside in Texas. We hear they raise little oil wells. GARY MORRIS controls the run from Havre to Harlem as a patrolman. Gary says his biggest troubles are these teenage drivers. BOB NASLUND just couldn’t pull himself away from C. H. S. and is now teaching Algebra in Mr. Fiske’s place. NEIL NE1BAUER. after ten years of hard work, has completed his rocketship. His destination is Pluto. Here he hopes to find a sufficient number of blondes. NEIL OPPRECHT owns a diamond mine south of Chinook. His motto: Now I'm woman's best friend. PATTY OVERCAST has taken Mrs. Ingwalson's place as teacher of Home Economics. She is the first to have an allboy home economics class. JACK PAULSON has just been elected president by the Better Beer for Best Burps Party. ROGENE PAULSON is now chief bookkeeper for the U. S. Treasury Department. Believe it or not, the financial status of the country is on a firm and sound basis. JOHN PIKE and wife, the former PAT GRAHAM, are kept busy tending all their little Jum's. We hear they have recently been elected Ma and Pa of The Year. It appears JIM ROSS is doing undercover work for the Department of Agriculture. He's attempting to determine if the warble fly warbles. We find KAY SCHAEFER and Big Irv living on a farm. They are raising little Big Irv's in hopes of having a football team in the future. FRANCIS SCHEND at the present time is studying to be a psychiatrist. He hopes to find out what makes a teacher tick. MARY LOU SCHUBERT and BOB TILLEMAN are now living south of Chinook. After ten years, she finally said, yes. CHARLES SCHWENKE is teaching the Rumba at the Sperry School of Dancing at Ada. SANDRA WHITE just happens to be his favorite pupil. KENNETH SEAMONS has recently finished his best seller. Those Wild, Wild, Women. JUDY SPEERS, as Mrs. Brummer, is chief cook and bottle washer at the Brummer ranch. Her motto: Eat more Beef. GLENNA STEINMETZ is head of the nursery school at Turner. We hear Glenna and hubby Bill Ammen raise their own pupils. CARL TANBERG and LORNA BOWEN, now Mrs. Tanberg, are owners of the Food Center. Big Pete is the produce man and Little Pete” is the delivery boy. BOB UPSHAW has taken up professional basketball. He hopes to coach a team of his own someday. It will be a family team. Senator JACK UPSHAW is still trying to abolish the two-party system of government and establish a one-party system. He believes this great country should be ruled by the Eiemocrats. PATSY VOSS is the new owner of the Fountain. In this way she can watch instead of work. ERNESTINE WALLNER has taken Mrs. Zimmerman's place as commercial teacher of C. H. S. She assigns ten to twenty pages of shorthand a day to her students. VANDA WERK has finally settled down and is the proud Mother of quadruplets, four, crying out loud. LINDA WESTIN is Liberace’s private secretary. Her chief duty is holding his Candleabra. TED WISCH is still working at Wallner’s. He has been promoted to official bed-tester. NAME DATE OF BIRTH Senior PLACE Data NICKNAME PASTIME AMBITION Shirley Bennett May 22. 1938 Chinook, Montana Shirl Gary Marry a rancher Donald Berger March 15, 1938 Zurich, Montana Bookworm Car Own a Continental Kenneth Bleha May 4, 1937 Chicago, Illinois Hopper Dancing Engineer Duane Boe August 22, 1938 Havre, Montana Bla Girls Jet Pilot Lorna Bowen January 14, 1938 Chinook, Montana Lornie Carl Artist Patsy Butler February 10, 1938 Chinook, Montana Pat Shows Home Economics Lois Campbell September 20, 1938 1 Kalispell, Montana Birdie Ted Teacher Secretary Beverly Claridge September 1, 1938 Zurich, Montana Bev Talking Be a secretary Douglas Claridge September 2, 1938 Zurich, Montana Doug Women President of the Larry Claridge October 25, 1938 Zurich, Montana None Aggie United States World's Number Marilyn Dickson May 4, 1938 Havre, Montana Putzy No time for One Playboy Farming with Rhoda Donis November 28, 1939 Havre, Montana None pastime Listening to the Jusse See Brooklyn Dodgers Roger Donis November 28, 1939 Havre, Montana Roge game of the day Maxine Play Own a Cadillac Wayne Fox October 3, 1937 Ranogau, Washington Kite Having fun Be a success Patricia Graham May 20, 1938 Havre, Montana Pat Jum Swim the English Patsy Gratton November 16, 1938 Eugene, Oregon Pat Talking Channel Be a doctor Margie Kay Green May 12, 1938 Harlem, Montana Kay Writing letters Be a secretary Melvin Guertzgen April 17. 1938 Chinook, Montana Goatblaa Females Just get by Charlotte Harwood June 2, 1938 Glasgow, Montana Char Swimming Be a commercial Sharon Hebbelman May 18, 1938 Havre, Montana Sherry Writing letters Artist Go to college Jennilynn Hiebert November 14, 1938 Havre, Montana JoJo Giving teachers Teacher John Holmes December 24, 1937 Havre, Montana Homely a bad time Trapping Professional trapper Lee Howe November 7, 1937 Havre. Montana Smith Shirley To live Muriel Jorns April 11, 1938 Chinook, Montana Flapjack Pancake Secretary Shirley Kulp June 28, 1938 Glasgow, Montana None Writing letters Be a beautician Elizabeth LaPlante April 22, 1938 Great Falls, Montana Izza Bill Marry a millionaire Bill Leonard September 28, 1938 Havre, Montana Rusty Sleeping Drive a Cadillac Christine MacLeod October 22, 1937 Chinook. Montana Chris Riding Be a movie star Joan Miller November 22, 1938 Glasgow, Montana Joansie LeRoy Own a grocery Gary Morris May 29, 1938 Havre, Montana Moe Marg Marg knows Duan Musgrove February 21, 1938 Havre, Montana Bo Bo Catching up Graduate Bob Naslund January 10, 1939 Chinook, Montana Nazzie on sleep Goofin’ off English teacher Neil Neibauer February 2, 1939 Chinook, Montana Nurnie Women Be rich Neil Opprecht June 21. 1938 Rosebury, Oregon Rechet Sleeping Get rich Patty Overcast April 1, 1938 Chinook, Montana Patty Tormenting Run a home for Jack Paulson June 6, 1938 Chinook, Montana Pelican People Writing letters bachelors Be twenty-one Rogene Paulson April 1, 1938 Havre, Montana Genie Writing notes Go to Bermuda John Pike September 17, 1936 ' Zurich, Montana Jum Pat To live James Ross October 9, 1938 Billings, Montana Roscow Horseback Rancher Kay Schaefer October 8, 1938 Ronan, Montana Jake riding Irvin Marry her pastime Francis Schend December 7, 1937 Havre, Montana Digger Judy Bachelor Mary Lou Schubert March 14, 1938 Chinook, Montana LuLu Bob Be a nurse Charles Schwenke August 26, 1938 Havre, Montana Chink Horseman Rancher Kenneth Seaman March 20, 1938 Chinook, Montana Caesar Hunting and Forest Ranger Judy Speers April 24. 1938 Sioux City, Iowa Jusse fishing Fun Travel Glenna Steinmetz October 3, 1938 Zurich, Montana None Bill Bill Carl Tanberg January 10, 1938 Havre, Montana Loase Lorna Drive a Cadillac Robert Tilleman October 3, 1937 Chinook, Montana Tilly Mary Lou delivery truck Pro-Football player Jack Upshaw October 2, 1938 Chinook, Montana Senator History assignments Be a Senator Robert Upshaw April 22, 1938 Chinook, Montana Dog To avoid girls Bachelor Patsy Voss June 1, 1938 Havre, Montana Pat Working Travel Ernestine Wallner April 26, 1938 Havre, Montana Ernie Dreaming Interior Decorator Vanda Lee Werk August 13, 1937 Malta, Montana Lee Lee Ralph Ralph Linda Westin November 3, 1938 Havre, Montana Reese Sleeping Stay single Ted Wisch January 19, 1938 Harlem, Montana Booger Dusting Own a furniture Sandra White November 12, 1937Orange, California Sandy Reading store Be a nurse 18 Class of 1957 Theirs is the inheritance of future riches and regards. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Lux, Gerald Richards, Nancy Clikeman, Esther Morris, Donald Gallus, David Lamey. Class Officers Student Council David Lamey-President Donald Gallus-Vice President Esther Morris-Secretary-treasurer Representatives Gerald Richards Ronald Lux Nancy Clikeman Class Sponsor Mr. Blaylock Carnival Queen Candidate 20 Marjorie Sivertsen Gail Acher Myrna Alsaker Janice Beard Bob Brockway Nancy Buhman Dixie Campbell Nancy Clikeman Teddy Cowan Diane Dethman Noel DeVries David Dover Betty Flores Dan Fowler Glenn Friede Gerald Funk Don Gallus Lyla Green Frances Griffin Rosalie Gruszie Eldon Holingstad Dale Hanson Roxanna Hiebert Ann Kathman Patsy Kathman Tom Keller David Lamey Emma Lovall Karen Lunden Ronald Lux Terry Matchett Wilfred McCannel Gary Miller Phyllis Miller Esther Morris Diane Nash Julia Nesslar Darla Norberg John Norberg Helen Peterson Carol Pike William Poplar Harry Ramberg Gerald Richards Gale Sargent Beatrice Schend Marjorie Sivertson Dexter Shankle Teddy Simpson Linda Speers Art Tilleman Bert Tilleman Richard Tilleman Paul Wallner Agnes Williamson Marta Wittkoff Class of 1958 Every person has two educations -- one which he receives, and one more important which he gives himself. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Rohrer, Zella Lunden, Ted Cline, Sue Patchell, John Ambrose, Everett Kulp. Class Officers Student Council Class Sponsor Carnival Queen Everett Kuip-Presidem Representatives Mr. Eiungson Candidate John Ambrose-Vice President Sue Patchell-Secretary-treasurer Ted Cline Bonnie Boe Bob Rohrer Zella Lunden Doug Adolphson John Ambrose Jordan Arvold Donald Baird Warren Barger Edward Beard Tommy Bell Douglas Bloch 24 Nancy Bloch Bonnie Boe Janet Bogert David Brady Melvin Burchard Margaret Chapman Clifford Claridge Elsie Claridge Teddy Cline Judith Conner Myrna Conner Alice Denning Beverly Doughten Bonnie Ray Finch Ruby Francis Minerva Geffrey Joanne Graham Clifford Gruszie Dale Guertzgen Ray Hall Robert Hanson Dorothy Hebbelman Maxine Hirter James Ingwalson Patty Johnson Fay Kessel Dick Kuhr Everett Kulp Jerry LaPlante Wanda Lopez Janet Luckett Zella Lunden Ardelle MacLeod John McCannel Shirley Mohar Clair Moxley Walline Nash Larry Naslund Douglas Neibauer Sue Patchell Lynn Perkins Eileen Ramberg Bob Rohrer Larry Schubert Carol Seaman Rodney Seamons Gary Severson Patricia Shortman Mary Gail Skillen Norman Slonaker Diane Stirland Norman Lee Thompson Gaylord Waisath Gene Whinnen Patsy White Marilyn Williamson Judy Wilson Mary Wood Class of 1959 Instruction ends in the school-room, but education only with life. LEFT TO RIGHT: David McPherson, Larry Boroway, Janice Opprecht, Frank DePriest, Sharon Gratton, Philip Perry. Class Officers Student Council Pimp perry-presidem Representatives Sharon Gratton-Vice President Frank DePriest-Secretary-treasurer David McPherson Janice Opprecht Larry Boroway Class Sponsor Mr. Bowman Carnival Queen Candidate Marilyn Paulson Barbara Allman Coleen Alsaker Barbara Archambauet Norma Beard Ray Chris Belcher Verdell Bonar Fred Bonebright Larry Boroway Bob Brandon Dennis Brovold Lorena Buck Rose Marie Cislo Sharon Conrad Judith Ann Cooper Sheron Corrigan 28 Eugene Couch Sandra Cowan Frank De Priest Gail DeVries Dale Ed mister Irma Erickson Wayne Farley Margaret Finley Harvey France Ray Friede Sharon Gratton Maxie Green Wesley Gruszie Gary Halseth Stanley Hamilton Connie Harbolt John Higgins Harold Hiner Walter Humble Jim Jacobson Clark Jorns Shirley Kathman Mary Keller Herb Kimball Eileen Magda Jean Matchett Dorothy McLeish David McPherson Sharon Mitchell Tom Morris Alan Naslund Carolyn Neibauer Nancy Neibauer Kenneth Oberndorfer Janice Opprecht Victor Palm Marilyn Paulson Philip Perry Lilyan Peters Ruth Peterson John Prestbo Richard Purchase Patrick Quincy Floyd Rasmussen Ruth Read Victor Sargent Victoria Sargent Marilyn Schroeder LaRena Seaman Vernelia Shankle Harriet Sparks Joanne Staff Larry Taylor Priscella Thompson Fred Uhlich Karen Upshaw Lynn Walworth Marilyn Whinnen Gloria Wiench Russel Williamson JERRY LA PLANTE EVERETT KULP To Jerry, whose gaiety and cheerfulness in spite of adversity will ever be remembered by those who knew him, we wish to commemorate the Activity Section of our annual. To Everett, whose quiet and unpretentious way won him enumerable friends, we commemorate the Sport Section of our annual. LOLA HALL To Lola, whose courage unknown to some but recognized by many, we dedicate the Snapshot Section of our annual. He needs no tears, who leads a noble life. 32 The Social hours, swift-winged, unnoticed, fleet! School Calendar SEPTEMBER 6- School Opened 9-Freshman Mixer-Dance 12- Freshman Initiation 13- Pep Club Organization Meeting 16- Football game with Havre Public 23-Game with Fairfield (here) 27-F. H. A. Organization Meeting 29- Ping-Pongs for the Annual 30- Homecoming gatne with Malta 30- Pep Club Snake Dance OCTOBER 3-Latin Club Organization Meeting 5-Senior Girls Organization Meeting 7- Harlem Football game (there) 7- Colts Scrimmage (here) 8- F. H. A. District Convention 15-Fort Benton Football game (there) 17- Drama Club Organized 18- F. F. A. Organization Meeting 19- G. A. A. Organization Meeting 20- Colts Scrimmage (there) 26- Student Council Movie 27- Teacher's Convention 28- Teacher's Convention 31- Halloween Dance (Eagles) NOVEMBER 22-Senior Girl's Banquet at Plainsman 11- School Carnival Elizabeth crowned queen 12- Band Concert for Canadian Day 17-Group pictures for Annual taken 22- Band Concert 23- Sadie Hawkins Day 24- Thanksgiving Vacation 25- Basketball game with Wolf Point 26- Chinook vs. Nashua at Glasgow DECEMBER 2- Shelby at Chinook 3- Chinook at Havre Public 6- Junior Play 7- Junior Play 9-Chinook at Cut Bank 10-Chinook at Shelby 13-Senior Girls' Christmas Party 16-Cut Bank at Chinook 19- Drama Club Christmas Party 20- F. F. A.-F. H. A. Skating Party 21- Havre Public at Chinook Student Council Movie Christmas Assembly Christmas vacation starts 25-Christmas 27- Senior Ball 28- Jack Upshaw left for Washington 33 JANUARY 3-School starts again 6- Chinook at Havre Central 7- Nashua at Chinook 12- Basketball pictures taken 13- Malta at Chinook 14- Chinook at Harlem 20- Fort Benton at Chinook 21- Fairfield at Chinook 23- Semester ends 27- Chinook at Malta 28- Harlem at Chinook FEBRUARY 3- Chinook at Fort Benton 4- Chinook at Fairfield 9-Havre Central at Chinook 10-Dodson at Chinook 10-Latin Club Sock Hop 17-Wolf Point at Chinook 24- Divisional Tournament 25- Divisional Tournament at Malta MARCH 8- State Tournament 9- State Tournament 10-State Tournament at Whitefish 30-Spring Band Concert APRIL 6- Dist. Music Meet-Chester 7- Dist. Music Meet-Chester 7- Dist. F. H. A. Meeting-Hinsdale 10- Senior Play 1 1 -Senior Play 11- F. F. A. Convention 12- F. F. A. Convention 13- F. F. A. Convention at Bozeman 20-Junior Prom 25- F. H. A. Convention 26- F. H. A. Convention 27- F. H. A. Convention at Miles City 30-Honor Society Banquet MAY 3- High School Week-Bozeman 4- High School Week-Bozeman 5- Havre May Festival 8- PTA style show 11-H. S. Music at Missoula 17- Senior Picnic 18- Inter scholastic Track Meet 18- Class Night 19- Interscholastic Track Meet 20- Baccalaureate 21- Commencement Honor Students LORNA BOWEN Co-Valedictorian McCall's Teen Fashion Board DAR Award MARILYN DICKSON Co-Valedictorian Bausch Lomb Science Award Local winner of Betty Crocker Award Dist. winner of Am. Leg. Talk (1956) SHIRLEY BENNETT Salutatorian National Senior Honor Society Row 1: Lorna Bowen, Duane Bue, Marilyn Dickson, Linda Westin, Bill Leonard, Shirley Bennett. Row 2: James Ross, Judy Speers, Ernestine Wall-ner, Gerald Richards, Nancy Clikeman, David Lamey. Members of the National Senior Honor Society are selected each year from the Junior and Senior Classes on the basis of scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and service- Chosen to represent the class of 1956 last year were Lorna Bowen, Marilyn Dickson, and Duane Boe. These three students under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Denney comprised the functioning Honor Society during the school year of 1955-1956. They managed the novelty-sales booth at the Carnival. The Honor Society Banquet, which was held on April 30, was the culmination of a year's work, and featured an initiation and pledging of the new members who were selected in January. Juniors selected for this honor were: David Lamey, Nancy Clikeman and Gerald Richards. 34 Girl And Boy Staters DUANE BOE Boy's State Delegate LEE HOWE Boy's State Delegate MARILYN DICKSON Governor of Girl State Delegate to Girl's Nation JIM ROSS Boy’s State Delegate CARL TANBERG Boy’s State Delegate BILL LEONARD Boy's State Alternate SHIRLEY BENNETT Girl's State Alternate BOB UPSHAW Boy’s State Delegate he Chinook Breeze BACK ROW, Left to Right: Sandra White, Patty Overcast. Kay Green, Jim Ross, Neil Opprecht, Carl Tan-berg, Neil Neibauer, Duane Boe, Muriel Jorns, Judy Speers, Christine MacLeod, Charlotte Harwood, Jen-nilynn Hiebert, Sharon Hebbelman, Ernestine Wallner. SECOND ROW: Linda Westin, Duan Musgrove, Patsy Graham, Shirley Bennett, Shirley Kulp, Rhoda Donis, Mary Lou Schubert, Lois Campbell, Kay Schaefer, Beverly Claridge, Marilyn Dickson. SEATED: Mr. Bowen, John Prestbo, Nancy Clikeman, Terry Matchett, David Lamey, Mr. Denney. NOT PICTURED: John Pike, Patsy Gratton, Glenna Steinmetz, Elizabeth LaPlante, Patsy Butler, Joan Miller, Ted Wisch, Jack Paulson, Vanda Werk. Annual Staff Co-editors: Lorna Bowen, Jack Upshaw. Assist. Co-editors: Nancy Clikeman, Terry Matchett. Business Manager: Bill Leonard. Assist. Business Manager: David Lamey. Faculty and Administration: Patsy Graham, John Pike. Senior Class Layouts: Linda Westin, Duan Musgrove, Mary Lou Schubert. Class History: Shirley Bennett, Neil Neibauer, Kay Green. Class Will: Judy Speers, Marilyn Dickson, Patsy Gratton. Class Prophecy: Kay Schaefer, Glenna Steinmetz, Ernestine Wallner. Senior Data: Charlotte Harwood,Elizabeth LaPlante, Neil Opprecht. Class Layouts: Sharon Hebbelman. Patty Overcast. Beverly Claridge. Activity Artist: Shirley Kulp. Calendar: Vanda Werk. Patsy Butler, Joan Miller, Duan Musgrove. Activity Pictures: Campbell, Schubert, Jorns, Green, Hiebert, MacLeod, Ross. Donis, Speers. Activity Write-ups: Ernestine Wallner. Sports: Football: Neil Opprecht. Ted Wisch. Basketball: James Ross. Neil Neibauer. Sportshots: Duane Boe. Snapshots: Carl Tanberg, Jack Paulson. Typists: Kay Schaefer, Duan Musgrove. 36 Co-editor Lorn a Bowen Business Manager Bill Leonard Co-editor Jack Upshaw Student Voice BACK ROW, Left to Right: Diane Stirland, Maty Lou Schubert, Kay Green, Patty Johnson, Sue Patchell, Tom Keller, Jack Upshaw, Zella Lunden, Lorna Bowen, Lois Campbell. Patsy Graham. FRONT ROW: Mr. Bowman, Shirley Bennett, Kay Schaefer, Frances Griffin, John Prestbo, Jim Ingwalson. NOT PICTURED: Lois Campbell. Student Voice Staff Page One: Editor: Kay Schaefer. Reporters: Patsy Graham, Jennilynn Hiebert, Jack Upshaw. Page Two: Editor: Shirley Bennett. Reporters: Diane Stirland, Mary Lou Schubert, Kay Green, Lorna Bowen. Page Three: Editor: Frances Griffin. Reporters: Sue Patchell, Patty Johnson. Zella Lunden. Page Four: Editor: Jim Ingwalson. Reporters: John Prestbo, Tom Keller. Art: John Prestbo. Typists: Lois Campbell. Shirley Bennett, Kay Schaefer, Frances Griffin. Advisor: Mr. Bowman. Discussing headlines for the first page - And putting them to print!! 37 Student Council BACK ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Clikeman, Ted Cline, Gerald Richards, Larry Boroway, Duane Boe, Ronnie Lux, Bob Rohrer, David McPherson, Zella Luden, Janice Opprecht. FRONT ROW; Kay Green, Duane Musgrove, Bill Leonard, Neil Neibauer, Rogene Paulson, Mr. Prestbo. NOT PICTURED: Shirley Kulp. The first Student Council meeting was called to order by President Bill Leonard on September 12, 1955, under the Council sponsorship of Mr. Prestbo. Homecoming celebration was the most outstanding achievement this year,containing the Parade, King and Queen crowning, and ending with a Semi-formal Dance. October 23 was the first movie date set. At the Carnival the Council had the make-up booth and a cane throwing booth. The birthday calendar was also a big project in which the Band and Council worked together. There was a plan for a Safety Patrol by the P. T. A., Lions, and Student Council. A pencil vending machine has been set up in the office for student use. Help was extended in the Junior Red Cross Drive held in November. This year more Christmas spirit was promoted by the Council in decorations and a student body assembly. A new constitution was made and the C.H.S handbook was brought up to date. OFFICERS President -- Bill Leonard Secretary -- Shirley Kulp Vice President -- Neil Neibauer Treasurer -- Rogene Paulson Sponsor -- Mr. Prestbo OttGolb •HI KOMAftO «:« nf’T � m« � Kvr VTKI.I.KMItKT � ;l.l � � � •� : Oft I. i Kftievr � i rwr ii. kka CBs carl nell elephant- ' candidates ' carl 3K The Student's Choice. Election Persuasion. Senior Girls BACK ROW, Left to Right: R. Donis, P. Voss, L. Campbell, G. Steinmetz, K, Schaefer, P. Butler. C. MacLeod, M. Jorns, J. Miller, J. Speers, E. Waliner, K. Green, S. White, M. Schubert, L. Bowen, R. Paulson, Mrs. Zimmerman. FRONT ROW: J. Hiebert, P. Gratton, E. LaPlante, M. Dickson, L. Wcstin, P. Overcast, B. Claridge, P. Graham, S. Bennett, D. Musgrove, S. Hebbelman. NOT PICTURED: C. Harwood, S. Kulp, V. Werk. The first meeting of the Senior Girls was held at the home of Charlotte Harwood. The girls discussed their plans for the year and set their meeting date as the first Wednesday of each month. The November meeting was a dinner at the Plainsmen given by the Westins, and Christmas was celebrated at the Waliner home with girls exchanging gifts. Senior Girls is purely a social organization and the members enjoyed these get-togethers as a way of binding them closer to one another throughout their final year of high OFFICERS President -- Charlotte Harwood Secretary -- Patty Overcast Sponsor -- Mrs. Zimmerman Senior Gregg Artists BACK ROW, Left to Right: L. Campbell, P. Overcast, G. Steinmetz, S. White, B. Claridge, S. Bennett, Mrs. Zimmerman. FRONT ROW: R. Donis, D. Musgrove, P. Graham, S. Hebbelman, K. Green, R. Paulson E. Waliner. NOT PICTURED: C. Harwood, S. Kulp. The 1956 Senior Gregg Artists organized early in Spetember. They held their meetings on the last Friday of each month and at that time they celebrated the birthdays of all the girls that had had a birthday during the month. Senior Gregg Artists sponsored the Chinook High School Carnival and set up the Queen’s booth. All through the year they strove to obtain awards in Shorthand and Typing accuracy. OFFICERS President -- Sharon Hebbelman Secretary -- Kay Green Vice President -- Patsy Graham Sponsor -- Mrs. Zimmerman STANDING, Left to Right; Mary Lou Schubert -- twirler;Duan Musgrove -- majorette; Wanda Baird, Dorothy Hebbelman, Jack Upshaw, Joanne Graham, Karen Upshaw, Jim Ingwalson -- percussion; Gary Severson, Eldon Halingstad. Everett White -- basses; Norman Slonaker, Frank DePriest, Gerald Funk. Shirley Bennett, Bill Leonard -- trombones; Mr. Prestbo -- director; Fay Kessel, Marilyne Paulson -- twirlers. BACK ROW: Frances,Harbolt. Connie Harbolt -- third clarinets; Patsy Gratton, Ann Kathman, Bob Hanson, John Ambrose, Jim Ross, John Prestbo -- cornets; Vic Palm, Terry Matchett, Ted Cline, Judy Speers, Ernestine Wallner -- baritones; Kay Green, Janice Opprecht, Patsy Kathman, Sue Patchell -- tenor and baritone saxophones. MIDDLE ROW: Sharon Hebbelman, Sharon Flynn, Gail Acher -- second clarinets; Penny Speers, Frances Griffin, Lois Campbell -- altos; Beverly Doughten, Linda Speers, Lorna Bowen, Marilyn Dickson -- alto saxophones; Phyllis Miller--bass clarinet. FRONT ROW: Linda Westin, Patty Johnson--first clarinets; Diane Stirland, Beatrice Schend, Nancy Clikeman -- flutes. NOT PICTURED: Phyllis Sharpies, Phillip Perry, Bobby Leeds, Shirley Kathman, Walline Nash, Nancy Bloch, Dorothy McLeish, Fred Boneright, Jordan Arvold, Shirley Kulp. The agenda for the Chinook High School Band this year was truly an eventful one. For the second consecutive year, they conducted a magazine supscription campaign, which brought $400.00 profit. A new birthday calendar campaign for the Chinook Area was undertaken and netted $100.00. The formation marches added greatly to the football games at Hoon Field. The members attended the game in Havre. The crow's nest saw many sittings with the Pep Band during basketball season. The band's high light was attending the tournament which was held in Malta. Concerts for Thanksgiving, Canadian Day, and the Annual Spring Musicale were given. The band played at pep assemblies and also for the Christmas program. Ensembles and solo instrumentals were adjudicated at Chester where the District Music Festival was held. The Havre May Festival was also on their list. The band members, under the able direction of Mr. Prestbo, have had an exceedingly busy and successful year. OFFICERS President -- Jack Upshaw Librarians -- Jim Ingwalson Vice President -- Bill Leonard John Ambrose Secretary Treasurer -- Ernestine Wallner Custodian -- Jimmy Ross Director -- Mr. Prestbo Student Director -- Marilyn Dickson And they blew!! 40 Brass supports Brawn. Mixed Chorus STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. Lamb, Priscella Thompson, Lily an Peters, Eileen Magda, Lyla Green, Shirley Kathman, Jack Upshaw, Dale Edminster, Gail DeVries, Sharon Mitchell, Diane Nash, Dorothy McLeish, Barbara Archambault. FRONT ROW: Connie Harbolt, Karen Upshaw, Janice Opprecht, Ruby Francis, Dixie Campbell, Mary Keller, Sheron Corrigon, Marilyn Whinnen, Sandra Cowan. NOT PICTURED: Charlotte Harwood. The Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Lamb, who is a graduate of Augsburg College, made their first public appearance on December 7, 1955, at the Community Sing, sponsored annually by the Havre RotaryClub. They performed for the Christmas Assembly, at the May Festival in Havre, and for the Graduation Exercises. OFFICERS President -- Charlotte Harwood Secretary Treasurer -- Dixie Campbell Director -- Mrs. Lamb LEFT TO RIGHT: Neil Opprecht, Dale Edmis-ter, Wayne Farley, Jack Upshaw. Boys Quartet The Boy's Quartet, supervised by Mrs. Lamb, featured the voices of four musicians. They performed in combination with the Sextet for the Carnival Variety Show and the Christmas Assembly. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Cowan, Marilyne Paulson, Marilyn Dickson, Mary Lou Schubert, Ernestine Waller, Eileen Magda, Sue Patchell. Girls’ Glee Club These girls, varying in number from six to nine, had a very active year. They performed very ably at the Carnival Variety Show, Lions' Club, the Eastern Stars, and at the Graduation ■ Exercises. Drama Club BACK ROW, Left to Right: Linda Speers, Carl Tanberg, Duane Boe, Jack Upshaw, Mrs. Praetz, Jim Ingwalson, Bill Leonard, Dixie Campbell. Nancy Clikeman. FRONT ROW: Diane Stirland, Lorna Bowen, Patty Johnson, Marilyn Dickson, Patsy Gratton, Jim Ross, Judy Speers, Linda Westin, Elizabeth LaPlante, Ernestine Wallner. The Drama Club's first big high light of the year was sponsoring the Variety Show at the Carnival, which was a true success. Before Christmas vacation a Christmas Party was held. Everyone attending this event had a lot of fun playing Cootie and eating. The annual Drama Club ban-quetwas held in February and included a lavish dinner and some entertainment. Plans were made for producing some one-act plays and declamations, which were suitable for the Inter scholastic Week held in Missoula during the month of May. OFFICERS President -- Jimmy Ross Secretary -- Judy Speers Vice President -- Patsy Gratton Sponsor- - Mrs. Praetz 42 The Face of the Theater. What'd I miss? BACK ROW, Left to Right: Linda Speers, Ted Cline, Gerald Funk, David Dover, Gale Sargent, Roxanna Hiebert. FRONT ROW; Dan Fowler, Dixie Campbell, Nancy Clikeman, Marta Wittkoff, David Lamey, Gerald Richards, NOT PICTURED: Marjorie Sivertsen, John Norberg, Esther Morris. Junior Play Cast BOOKS AND CROOKS, under the able direction of Mr. Stroud, is a three act comedy that takes place in Alexander Hamilton High School. A day at school is disrupted by the robbingof the bank across the street. The robbers hide out in the school and Mr. Henly, school principal, is tied up and put in a closet. One of the crooks is Mr. Henly’s double and takes his place as principal. The other crook becomes Mr. Brown of the Board of Education. Lieutenant Shaw and the band soon come to the rescue. Principal Henly shows what a good scout he really is and the high school is all set for happier days ahead. Gerald Richards..................Arnold T. Henley Raymond the Prof. Linda Speers.................................Miss Hamilton Gale Sargent...............................Francis David Lamey..........................Larry Malone Marta Sue Wittkoff..................Lindy Williams Marjorie Sivertsen............................Mrs. Gunklock Nancy Clikeman................................Mrs. Blickle Geralu run«....................................Lt. Shaw David Dover...................P. Oliver Burkholder Dan Fowler..................................Gerald Dixie Campbell....................Goody Gulfhopper Ted Cline, John Norberg..................Stage help Esther Morris...............Prompter and properties Roxie Hiebert...........Student assistant to director Librarians Connie Shelsrad, Marjorie Sivertsen, Linda Westin, Linda Speers, Carl Tanberg, Ernestine Wallner, Charlotte Harwood, Shirley Kulp. The office of student librarian is one of the key positions that a student may hold in our high school. There isa student in charge of the library each period of the school day. Some of their duties are to check books in and out, to see that each book is in its proper place on the library shelves, to collect fines, and to see that the library has an orderly appearance at all times. 43 Future Farmers Of America BACK ROW, Left to Right: David Brady, Dale Guertzgen, Edward Beard, Clifford Gruszie, Ronnie Lux, Dale Hanson, Neil Neibauer, Bob Brockway, Glenn Friede, Eugene Couch, Dexter Shankle, Angus MacLeod. SECOND ROW: Gaylord Waisath, Lynn Walworth, Victor Sargent, Ray Friede, Gary Miller, Harry Ramberg, Jimmy Ross, Terry Matchett, Ray Belcher, Harvey France, Larry Naslund. FRONT ROW: Freddie Uhlich, Russell Williamson, Ted Simpson, Eldon Halingstad. Bob Naslund, Mr. Murphy, Art Tilleman, Bill Poppler, Tom Keller, Gary Halseth. NOT- PICTURED: Gale Sargent. The Chinook Chapter of the Future Farmers of America held their annual summer camp in Glacier Park during the month of July with ten members attending. A stock judging team competed at the North Montana State Fair in Great Falls. The Chapter also had exhibits at the North Montana State Fair and the Blaine County Junior Fair. Their bingo stand at the High School Carnival was one of the most popular concessions. The officers for the school year were elected in September under the direction of Mr. Murphy. Other major activities for the year were the entering of teams in the District F. F. A. contests at Hinsdale and the State Convention at Bozeman. They continued their swine and beef breeding revolving projects, as well as putting up road signs on county roads leading to Chinook. Yes, sir, 1956 has been an action packed year for the F.F.A. Boys. OFFICERS President -- Bob Naslund Sentinel -- Gale Sargent Vice President--Bill Poppler Treasurer- Ted Simpson Secretary --Art Tilleman Reporter -- Eldon Halingstad Sponsors -- Mr. Murphy and Mr. Bowen Prize winning exhibit at the fair. Corn and more corn!! 41 Future Homemakers Of America BACK ROW, Left to Right: Connie Harbolt, Karen Upshaw, Kay Schaefer. Karen Lunden, Nancy Buhman, Marta Wittkoff, Shirley Kathman, Patty Johnson, Nancy Neibauer, Gail DeVries, Joanne Staff, Rose Cislo, Sharon Mitchell, Barbara Allman. SECOND ROW: Agnes Williamson, Marilyn Williamson, Priscella Thompson, Carol Pike, Sharon Gratton, Ruth Read, Marilyn Dickson, Margaret Finley, Jean Matchett, Vicky Sargent, Sharon Conrad, Judy Cooper, Verdell Bonar, Gloria Wiench. FRONT ROW; Mary Keller, Janice Opprecht, Patsy Kathman, Elsie Claridge, Linda Westin, Beverly Claridge, Mrs. Ingwalson, Ann Kathman, Dixie Campbell, Bonnie Boe, Sue Patchell, Lorna Bowen. NOT PICTURED: Janice Beard, Patsy Gratton, Carolyn Neibauer, Margie Sivertsen, Glenna Steinmetz, Vanda Werk, Diane Stirland. The Chinook Chapter of Future Homemakersof America started theyear by having a party and initiating 24 freshmen girls into F.H.A., making the total membership 48. The high light of the year was the District Meeting held in Chinook. Marilyn Dickson was District President. A dance was held that evening. DuringF.H.A. week, they gave an assembly, spoke on the radio, had an exhibit on the Montana Power Office window, and sponsored the annual Sucker Day . Giving Christmas boxes and decorated dolls to needy familieswasoneoftheF.H.A.'s welldone and worthy projects. They had a food booth at the Carnival and sold chances on cakes. Another money-maker for them was selling pop during the latter half of the basketball season. Plans were made to have a picnic with the F.F.A. and also for the spring tea for the eighth grade girls. OFFICERS President -- Beverly Claridge Parllmentarian -- Patsy Kathman Vice President -- Marjorie Sivertsen Historian -- Rose Cislo, Dixie Campbell Secretary - Ann Kathman Song Leader -- Elsie Claridge Treasurer -- Glenna Steinmetz Reporter -- Linda Westin Chapt. Mothers -- Mrs. Dickson Sponsor -- Mrs. Ingwalson Mrs. Westin Stirring the stew!! F. H. A. District Convention. Latin Club BACK ROW, Left to Right: Ernestine Wallner, Roxanna Hiebert, Jack Upshaw, Phyllis Miller, Shirley Kathman. Patsy White, Christina MacLeod, Frankie DePriest, Jimmy Jacobson, Dave McPherson, Walter Humble, Dennis Brovold. SECOND ROW; Linda Westin, Gary Severson, Mary Gaile Skillen, Barbara All-man, Mary Lou Schubert, Beatrice Schend, Minerva Geffrey, Bonnie Boe, Beverly Doughten, Karen Upshaw, Janice Opprecht, Connie Harbolt, Priscella Thompson, FIRST ROW: Janet Luckett, Jennilynn Hiebert, Patty Johnson, Nancy Clikeman, Mr. Fugita, Sue Patchell, Jim Ingwalson, Philip Perry, John Prestbo, Joanne Staff. With Mr. Fugita as sponsor, the Latin Club had an interesting and profitable year . The hayride, held shortly after school began, showed the members plus a few added attractions, a gala time. Hot dogs, pop, and cold feet were had by all; hostess was Sue Patchell. The cave of the fortune teller, sponsored by them at the Carnival, was a place of chief interestand alsomade a little money for them. They sponsored a Sock-Hop in February. Get an eye full of those socks. Of course, the biggest and best event of the year was the Roman Banquet held in the spring. All in attendance had plenty to eat, using only your fingers remember, and a grand time. OFFICERS First consul -- Nancy Clikeman Scribus -- Patty Johnson Second consul -- Sue Patchell Praefecta aerarii -- Jimmy Ingwalson Sargeant-at-arms—Philip Perry Sponsor -- Mr. Fugita Pep Club BACK ROW, Left to Right: Ann Kathman, Patsy Kathman, Patty Johnson, Frances Griffin, Sue Patchell, Phyllis Miller, Minerva Geffrey, Barbara Allman, Nancy Neibauer, Francis Schend, Gary Miller, Duane Boe, Jim Ingwalson, John Prestbo, Jack Upshaw, Neil Opprecht, James Ross, Ted Cline, Linda Speers, Sandra Cowan. THIRD ROW; Lorna Bowen, Irma Jean Erickson, Diane Stirland, Beverly Doughten, Joanne Staff, Esther Morris, Patsy White, Roxanna Hiebert, Lois Campbell. Mary Lou Schubert. Patsy Gratton, Marilyn Dickson, Marta Sue Wittkoff. Judy Wilson, Nancy Bloch, Joanne Graham, Karen Lunden, Janice Opprecht, Connie Harbolt. SECOND ROW: Dixie Campbell, Ruth Read, Sharon Gratton, Sheron Corrigan, Patsy Graham, Mr. Ellingson, Shirley Bennett, Bill Leonard, Elizabeth LaPlante, Jennilynn Hiebert, Shirley Mohar, Mary Gail Skillen, Beatrice Schend, Karen Upshaw. FRONT ROW; Bonnie Boe, Margaret Chapman, Janet Luckett, Darla Nor-berg, Marilyn Whinnen, Priscella Thompson, Vicky Sargent. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Stroud. The activities of the Pep Club were a little different from the ordinary chis year. The first Pep Club gathering was held in the gym, and dancing and basketball shooting followed the meeting. Pop and cookies were served. They sponsored a High School dance after the Havre vs. Chinook basketball game and at other times during the year. Booklets containing all of our yells and songs were printed and sold to interested students. Pep Club pins were ordered for the members. How we slaved over this!! CHEERLEADERS Leftto Right: Bonnie Boe, Margie Chapman, Janet Lucket, Darla Norberg. It's not that they won or lost, but how they played the game.” BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Teddy, Gene Whinnen.Bob Tilleman, Gary Morris, Dick Tilleman, Duane Boe, Art Tilleman, Jorden Arvold, Ted Wisch, Neil Opprecht, Bob Naslund, Mr. Fiske. SECOND ROW: Mr. Blaylock, Bill Leonard, Gerald Richards, Dave Lamey, Francis Schend, Wayne Fox, Don Gallus, Paul Wallner, Lee Howe, Doug Neibauer, Bob Upshaw, Gale Sargent. FRONT ROW: Walter Humble, Lynn Walworth, Vick Sargent,Herb Kimball, David McPherson,Dennis Brovold, Phillip Perry, Ted Cowan, Jim Jacobsen, Manager. The Chinook Sugarbeeters finished their 1955 grid-iron season in fine style. Under the direction of Karl Fiske and assistant coaches, Chester Blaylock and Bob Teddy, the team finished second in the conference standing, losing only to the mighty Fort Benton Longhorns by a score of 6 to 12. Playing their second season under the lights they opened their conference by beating Fairfield by a good margin. They played only one non-conference game--with the Class A Havre Blue Ponies, there. Using an effective split-T formation, they fooled many an opponent, and scored numerous touchdowns. All in all the team had a very successful season. Sept. 16 Chinook 0 Havre 25 Sept. 23 Chinook 25 Fairfield 6 Sept. 30 Chinook 38 Malta 25 Oct. 7 Chinook 26 Harlem 6 Oct. 15 Chinook 6 Fort Benton 12 Oct. 8 B Team 21 Havre Colts 6 Oct. 20 ’56 Beeters 14 Colts 7 KARL FISKE Head Coach CHESTER BLAYLOCK Assistant Coach ROBERT TEDDY Assistant Coach 50 Leechee Lee Howe Quarterback Fullback 160 lbs. Senior This Co-captain of the 1955 grid-iron played mostly in the back field and carried the pigskin for good yardage. The Beeters will lose a man who had great skill and will for the game of football. Co-Captains Tilly Bob Tilleman Tackle, 180 lbs. Senior Bob could play guard, tackle, and end. was good on defense and could kick-off very well. He could give anybody a good scrap. Bob was Co-captain of the Bee-ter team this year. 1955’s Grid Season--Offensive and Defensive Teams OFFENSE, Left to Right: Doug Neibauer. Right Half; Lee Howe. Full Back; Dave Lamey, Quarter Back; Paul Wallner. Left Half. KNEELING: Mick Morris, Right End; Bob Tilleman, Right Tackle; Gale Sargent, Right Guard; Bill Leonard. Center; Gerald Richards. Left Guard; Ted Wisch, Left Tackle; Duane Boe, Left End. DEFENSE, Left to Right: Don Gallus, Line Backer; Paul Wallner. Half Back; Bob Tilleman, Line Backer; Francis Schend. Safety Man; Bob Upshaw. Line Backer; Lee Howe, Half Back. KNEELING: Mick Morris. Right End; Bert Tilleman. Right Tackle; Jordan Arvold, Center; Ted Wisch. Left Tackle; Duane Boe. Left End. 51 Jordan Arvold Tiny Guard, 200 lbs. Sophomore Tiny played mostly defense and how the opposing team hated him. He would go through hole or no hole • He was built just right to fill the center hole. Duane Boe Bla End, 170 lbs. Senior Played defense and was hard to get around. He had great height and grabbed the ball out of the air with good form. Wayne Fox Kite Halfback, 150 lbs. Senior A speedy man who could run the sidelines very well and could play the game with great skill. We only wished he wasn't a Senior. Donald Gallus Don” Fullback. 165 lbs. Junior Don is built low to the ground and is always good for a short gain. A good faker and he really put his heart into it when he was on the field. David Lamey Big Dave Quarterback. 160 lbs. Junior Dave played on both offense and defense and fooled his opponents in both cases. He is a good kid to have on our side. Bill Leonard Rusty” Center. 180 lbs. Senior Even though Bill is usually on crutches, he proved to be a very worthwhile man. His high spirit, as well as filling the center hole helped the Beeters tremendously. Gary Morris Mick End. 170 lbs. Senior Mick could catch anything, all you had to do was throw it. This Senior will be a terrific loss to the Beeters. Bob Naslund Nazzy Halfback, 165 lbs. Senior Here is a man who could play many positions and did them all equally well. He was a fast man and could carry the pigskin with great skill. Douglas Neibauer Doug Fullback, 155 lbs. Sophomore A fast man who is able to carry the pigskin for good mileage. He is one of the Beeters who could hit, and hit hard. Neil Opprecht Retchet Center 170 lbs. Retchet played on offense and defense and took Leonard's place when the latter was put out of commission. He was tough on boys coming through the line and stopped them cold in their tracks. 52 Gerald Richards Gitch Guard. 175 lbs. Junior He could open the holes and block for the passes very well. A good man and we are glad he will be back next year. Gale Sargent Sarge Gale Sargent Guard. 175 lbs. Junior The Toy Bulldog of the Beeter line carried his share of the power. He will be rough, tough, and nasty next year. Francis Schend Digger Fullback, 160 lbs. Senior Even though Digger had his helmet on crazy most ofthetime.he could carry the ball for some long gains. The Beeters are going to lose a good man. Art Tilleman Co-ordination Tackle. 180 lbs. Junior Art played on both offense and defense, but mostly the latter. It took a lot to move him, but he could surely move them. Art is one which the opponents hate to be against. Bert Tilleman Bert Tackle. 180 lbs. Junior A big man who could play a good brand of football. It took an act of Congress to push him a-round. Good luck in the future, Bert. Richard Tilleman Dick Tackle. 175 lbs. Junior A good man who could open a hole big enough to drive a tank through. He was played mostly on defense and did a good job. Bob Upshaw Gumshoe End. 165 lbs. Senior Hard luck player of the Beeter team, but Bob was still a good man. We hate to lose him. Paul Wallner Lover Boy Halfback, 160 lbs. Junior A good member of the Beeter backfield and held a good power-pack. Paul could out run anyone on the open field and could do an excellent job of faking. Gene Whinnen Weiner Guard, 175 lbs. Sophomore Gene is a man with a lot of fight and plenty of will to play the game. Wait until this boy is a Senior, he'll be plenty rough. Ted Wisch Booger” Tackle, 200 lbs. Senior He was a good man on both offense and defense and packed most of the Beeter power. The opponents found him very hard to discern. 53 1. Mouse . 2. It Didn't Work!! 3. Up, Up, and Away. 4. One and One. 5. Ready for Action. 6. Digger and Big Man. 7. Ye Old Free Throw Line. 8- Real Action. 9. What's Johnny Doing? 10. CHS Cheerleaders. 11. Big Nernie Shoots. 12. Hey. That’s Not Fair. 13. CHS Pep Squad. 14. Fast Break Special. 15. Big Mick Nets Two 16. Coach Fiske on the Job. 17. Where’s the Ball? 18- Man. was Fort Benton BIG! 1 19. Touchdown Bound. 20. Chinook vs. Harlem. 21. Mad Scramble! 22. Somebody's Block was Effective.. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Bill Leonard, Paul Wallner, Bob Upshaw, Neil Neibauer. Duane Boe. Art Tille-man. Dale Hanson, Mick Morris, Mr. Fiske. KNEELING: Don Gallus, John Norberg, Dave Lamey, Doug Neibauer. Francis Schend. Lee Howe, John Ambrose. Basketball Under the supreme coaching of Karl Fiske, the Chinook Sugarbeeters finished the 1955-56 season with an impressive win-loss record. The Beeters played ten conference games; winning eight and loosing the remainder to the rough tough Fort Benton Longhorns. The players gained experience by playing eleven non-conferences tilts. Out of these eleven, Chinook won three and lost eight, with many of the losses going to Class A ball teams. Because of their brilliant record in conference play, the Sugarbeeters placed second in the conference, with the Fort Benton Longhorns first. At the North Central Class B Divisional Tournament held at Malta, in which six teams participated, the Sugarbeeters ran into some tough luck. On Friday night they lost a hard fought game to the Havre Central 49'ers by a score of 53 to 47. The Beeters showed good floor play and ball control, but just couldn't seem to hit the basket. On Saturday morning the Sugarbeeters lost another heart-breaker to the Fairfield Eagles. The score when the final buzzer rang was 50 to 37. Although the fellows were eliminated from the tournament, great sportsmanship was displayed at all times, making them a team to be proud of. Nov. 25 Chinook 49 Wolf Point 61 Jan. 14 Chinook 66 Harlem 64 Nov. 26 Chinook 59 Nashua 56 Jan. 20 Chinook 52 Fort Benton 78 Dec. 2 Chinook 54 Shelby 65 Jan. 21 Chinook 49 Fairfield 47 Dec. 3 Chinook 55 Havre Public 60 Jan. 27 Chinook 66 Malta 45 Dec. 9 Chinook 57 Cut Bank 75 Jan. 28 Chinook 54 Harlem 51 Dec.10 Chinook 49 Shelby 66 Feb. 3 Chinook 35 Fort Benton 69 Dec. 16 Chinook 60 Cut Bank 74 Feb. 4 Chinook 58 Fairfield 49 Dec. 21 Chinook 61 Havre Public 65 Feb. 9 Chinook 59 Havre Central 53 Jan. 6 Chinook 58 Havre Central 50 Feb. 10 Chinook 62 Dodson 37 Jan. 7 Chinook 68 Nashua 55 Feb. 17 Chinook 54 Wolf Point 55 Jan. 13 Chinook 51 Malta 47 55 c Bla Duane Boe Senior Center, 6'3 Out of the lineup for a short time due to foot trouble, Duane has come through in some tough games. His height works in with the Beeters very well on rebounding and hook shooting. He has a fighting disposition and is a strong competitor in all games. Big Man Dale Hanson Junior Forward, 6'1 Dale, who has the spirit that it takes, is a top notch floor man and has scoring ability in a tight clutch. He has the height needed for getting rebounds and is very good at feeding. In many cases his ability at the free throw line has put the Sug-arbeeters on top. He is a reliable team man and can always be depended on to do his best. Dale will be back next year to give the team another lift. ”Leechee” Lee Howe Senior Guard, 5'8 This speedy, good natured ball player has proved to be a big asset to the Sugar-beeters. A fast thinker and feeder whom you can al-ways bet on to come through the rough spots in the game. He can handle the ball very well and has the competitive spirit that it takes to make a ball player. Big Dave David Lamey Junior Guard, 5’9 Dave, who is a very slippery guard, has shown plenty of fitness in all games. He is a top scorer and packs plenty of wallop for his size. He can handle the ball nicely and is a cool thinker in all games. Being deadly on long shots, Dave has given the Beeters a great lift during the season. Smoke y Gary Morris Senior Forward, 6'1 Mick, being fast, good on rebounding, an exceptional long shot, and an all around ball player has made his weight felt during the basketball season. He has a keen shooting eye, and is almost impossible to stop when he drives in for a basket. He has been one of the top scoring men on the Sugarbeeter team. Nurnie Neil Neibauer Senior Forward, 6'2 From the free throw line Neil has racked up many valuable points for the Beeters. He can clear the boards and shoot with great skill. This fine team man is a tough competitor and has come through some rough games showing his spirit that just can't stand to lose. 56 J.R. John Norberg Junior Guard, 5'7 It’s not so much the quantity that counts but the quality that best describes this speedy ball player. He has the opposition fooled no matter which way you look at it. It really takes a ball player to keep up with Johnny. Even though he is short he can get the ball around the tall men and put it through the hoop. Co-ordination” Arthur Tilleman Junior Center, 6'2 During the season Artie has proven to be a high scorer on the team. He has the needed height for getting rebounds and has the ability to reach up and drop them in. He is a competent pivot man and is terrific on hook shots. Art will be back next year to spark the Sugarbeeters. Digger Francis Schend Senior Guard, 5'8 Here is a ball player who is a top notch floor man and scorer. The seemingly impossible shots that he makes are terrific. In any game you can bet on Francis to come through and give the opposing team a run for their money. He is a heavy scorer in tough games. Lover Boy Paul Wallner Junior Forward. 5'11 Paul is a capable man to have on a basketball team. He is fast with his hands and is a dependable rebounder. He is good at feeding, a good floor man, and can drop the ball in on a fast break. Paul will be back next year to assist the Sugarbeeters. Custodians Three rahs for three fine men who keep our schools clean, warm, and in good repair. Thanks so much, fellows, we really appreciate it. Ted Simpson BACK ROW, Left to Right: Gene Whinnen, Larry Taylor, Maxie Green, Larry Boroway, Eugene Couch, Lynn Walworth, Mr. Blaylock. KNEELING: Herb Kimball, Fred Uhlich, Phillip Perry, Jim Jacobsen. Frankie DePriest, Walt Humble, Vick Palm. 'Baby Beeters” The 1955-56 Chinook B Squad, under the fine coaching of Chester Blaylock, enjoyed a very satisfying basketball season. The team was composed mainly of freshmen whose determination resulted in a very good record of wins and losses. Because of the great promise shown by the fellows, many of them will be advanced to the A Squad next year. The boys played good ball, and showed a lot of spunk right up to the final buzzer. Nov. 25 Chinook 50 Harlem B 33 Jan. 14 Chinook 68 Gilford A” 36 Nov. 26 Chinook 28 Hingham A 66 Jan. 20 Chinook 65 Ft. Benton B 31 Dec. 2 Chinook 33 Gilford A 59 Jan. 21 Chinook 51 Fairfield 49 Dec. 10 Chinook 36 Hogeland A 55 Jan. 27 Chinook 32 Big Sandy B” 42 Dec. 16 Chinook 50 Harlem Frosh. 27 Jan. 28 Chinook 54 Harlem ”B 53 Dec. 18 Chinook 48 Whitewater A 38 Feb. 3 Chinook 29 Glasgow B 46 Dec. 21 Chinook 54 Havre High B 72 Feb. 4 Chinook 32 Glasgow ”B 48 Jan. 6 Chinook 45 Rudyard A 62 Feb. 9 Chinook 57 Havre C. B 49 Jan. 7 Chinook 46 Nashua B” 41 Feb.10 Chinook 35 Dodson B” 44 Jan. 13 Chinook 47 Malta B 32 Feb.17 Chinook 32 Wolf Pt. B” 52 Managers Bill Leonard Gene Whinnen The side of basketball that isn't as glorifying as throwing the ball through the hoop is having the job of manager. Mountains of towels to wash and fold, cleaning the locker rooms, wrapping ankles, caring for uniforms, and numerous other duties were performed daily by these fellows. Bill mopped up for the A squad, and Gene was the Baby Beeters ' handyman. Girl’s Athletic Association BACK ROW, Left to Right: Patsy Graham. Sharon Gratton. Bonnie Boe, Karen Lunden. Marta Sue Wittkoff. Esther Morris, Beatrice Schend, Patsy White. Roxanna Hiebert. Shirley Kathman. Patty Johnson, Judy Speers. Jennilynn Hiebert. Sandra Cowan, Marilyn Whinnen, Nancy Clikeman, Linda Speers, Mary Lou Schubert. SECOND ROW; Irma Erickson, Margie Chapman. Ruth Reed; Mary Gail Skillen, Lois Campbell. Judy Wilson. Mary Wood. Patsy Gratton, Ernestine Wallner, Beverly Doughten, Vicky Sargent. Mary Keller, Linda Westin. FRONT ROW: Joanne Graham, Sheron Corrigan. Dixie Campbell, Lorna Bowen, Mrs. Boisvert. Sue Patchell, Walline Nash. Janet Luckett, Connie Harbolt, Karen Upshaw, Marilyn Dickson. The G.A.A. held their meetings every third Wednesday, in the evening. President Lorna Bowen would conduct a business meeting before the girls divided into teams for basketball and other sports. They sold hot dogs, coffee, and pop at our home football games. In October a party for the new members was given. Relay races and games were played and lunch was served afterward. The girls had a booth at the Carnival and also a decorated auto in the parade at Homecoming. As in the preceding years, the G.A.A. planned a party for the boys who participated in our high school athletics. It was held in the spring shortly after basketball season was completed. Officers President--Lotna Bowen Secretary--WallineNash Vice-Pres.--Dixie Campbell Treasurer--Sue Patchell Sponsor--Mrs. Boisvert 59 Scramble!! 1. Durango Bla. 2. Rag Mop. 3. Who's Flat ? 4. Da Trap . 5. Where's Shirley? 6. Mad love. 7. Just Pop ? 8. The Clan . 9. BURP!! 10. Queen Elizabeth 1955. 11. Before. 12. General J. P. 13. Once a King, always a King. 14. Baby Doll-Judy. 15. Mammouth Cave. 16. Roscoe. Look. Ma, No hand! 17. School Election. 18. Linda L. and Duan. 19. Duane and Bonnie. 20. Beethoven's Band. 21. Carl's best friend. 22. Da Senior Goils. 23.Lil' Abner and Daisy Mae. 24. Patty's DeMouser. 25. The Thing . 26. My Goodness, Janet. 27. Fishum, Pat. 28. Watch him, Gary. 29. Nobody loves me! 30. Marijuana? 1. Chief . 2. Queen Gus. 3. Look. Ma. No Teeth. 4. Fiske's Boys. 5. Smile. Jack. 6. Loase”. 7. Cute. eh. Ted? 8. Love dem bananas-J.P. Bla. 9. Junior Prom 55 . 10. Kay S. 11. Boo-o-o-o. 12. Fat-Pat”. 13. Jr. Play Cast. 14. All done. Char? 15.1900. 16. Where’s the Mrs., Jim? 17. All gone! 18. Killer Miller. 19. Beethoven. 20. Use Wildroot, Shirley B. 21. Jr. Play. 22. Bill P's Babe. 23. Aw. go fly a Kite . 24. Should've drowned. Bla. 25. In Shape, Duan? 26. Paul Ernie- 27. Eat, Drink, Make Merry. 28. Gooey Fingers, Gumshoe? 29. Nature Girl. 30. Pup . 31. The Senior Play Cast. 32. The Curious Savage” Cast. •V . 1. Senior Girls. 2. Help, please! 3. QUIET!!! 4. Dat's Mo (Senior Ball). 5. Who Da H--k's This? 6. Closer. Jim. 7. Where's Ma? 8. Lotsa Bull. 9. A-mos Dead. 10. Sherry North? 11. Shave. Francis? 12. Those Kulps!! 13. Smile, ya Big Ape . 14. Need Air? 15. Oh. Buzzy. 16. Our Editor. 17. Jean Russell . 18. Hie . 19. What a Mess . 20. Miller's Maid. 21. Vanda. 22. Tight Fit!! 23. Automatic? 24. Mary Lou's Man. 25. Nur. that means you. 26. Dig that crazy ice cube. 27. Judy Canova? 28. The Loase Ranger. 29. Putzy. 30. Mary Lou S. 31. Library. 32. Freshmen Initiation. 33. Sen. and Prexy. 34. Who Dat? 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Jones Laura McKinnie CLASS OF 1930 Stella Monson Elmer Spring Ernest Keith Edward McPherson Clara Baldwin Margaret Morrison James Staff Dorothy King Paul Moore Esther Burns Agnes Olson Monroe Tanberg Georgia Lewis Donald Morrison Lillian Burns Hilga Olson Irene Turner James Montgomery Imogene Overcast Melvin Crawford Oase Olson Evelyn Westbrook Herbert Moore Thelma Overcast William Duke Alice Overcast CLASS OF 1931 Lois Murphy Ethel Proctor Ameretta Easbey Franklin Overcast Una Barber Burnell Noyes Mary Pyette Elmer Gesell Opal Overcast Florence Bloomer Roy Noyes Vera Rasmussen Isabel Griffin Grace Peterson John Bonebright Lavora Patterson Clinton Salfer Katherine Holst Loretta Phelan Dale Culbertson Alice Pike HOWDY GRADUATES The Home of Fine Furnishings Congratulations to the Senior Class WOODWARD’S Everything to Wear Chinook Havre Congratulations to the Class of ’56 MARTENS DRUG STORE Prescription Specialist DRUGS, TOILETRIES, CANDY, FOUNTAIN PENS Montana’s Most Modern Pharmacy’’ Pauline Prestbo Alice Pridgeon Arthur Prosser Lois Scott Miriam Shurr Anna Siert Hazel Zakariason Wallace Zimmerman CLASS OF 1932 Vanda Ames Audrey Bailey William Corkrum Verlon Cox Warren Dorn Alice Easbey Rozeltha Gibbs Elaine Goodman Lillian Hallenberger Lillian Holst Gladys Hottenstein Margaret Jacobsen Helen Jones Bernice King Roy Maney Edna Markholm Agnes Monson Daisy Nesslar Julia Nolan Gerhard Obie Winn Peterson Mildred Phelan Maurice Powell Pete Pyette Ray Ramberg Roy Ramberg Rose Runnion Jean Sands Anna Simpson Josephine Sharpies Lloyd Spring Marion Streeter Fred Tharp Leona Thompson James Thompson Dale Watkins CLASS OF 1933 Leroy Betcher Delfred Brinkman Virginia Dehl Alta Do wen Guy Downs Robert Dowen Janet Drummond Hazel Fald Tom Felton Donald Fulton Florence Gesell Helen Hoover Leo Moore Ralph Nick Gladys Obie Helen Olson Virgil Overcast Lawrence Patterson Margaret Pike George Purdy Jakie Redekop Lorena Reser Tom Richards Margaret Ripley Marquerite Shurr Ralph Thompson Nona Wadsworth Dorothy Watkins Evelyn Watson THE CHINOOK OPINION For Prompt, Satisfactory Service Phone 3180 BEST OF LUCK, SENIORS E. 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Ruhr Clothier Expert Auto Repairs TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY Phone 3700 Marcella Weiss CLASS OF 1934 Madge Ames Karin Luinea Barber Helen Boyington Evelyn Buffington Peggy Buffington Margaret Campfield Curtis Christensen Vernon Cole Harry Conner Frances Cooper Westina Ellen Cowan Glenn Cox Ruby Dalke Adelyne Dennis William Dolan Raymond Felton Frank Finch Lucille Finley Dorothy Gifford Walter John Holst Gwen Hottenstein Carl King Paul Koenig Jesse Herman Kruse Miriam Lewis Mary Abigal Lott Frances Luther Annie MacArthur Wayne Martin Harold Moore Cyril Morrison Robert Musgrove Harvey Naslund Mildred Norberg Leonard Olson Pearl Powell Andrew Sackett Elnora Sessions Roberta Spencer Leonard Taylor Carola Wolary Julius Ward Helen Watkins Alma Watson Cora Wilcox Edgar Winford Lea CLASS OF 1935 Eleanor August Dorothy Bauer Pauline Biiger Levi Blatter Frances Blevins Laro Blevins Virginia Blevins Beulah Boyington Kathryn Dorn Jean Brown Helna Cassidy Barbara Conway Beth Cromley Harry Culbertson Kathleen Doyle Elnora Easbey Gladys Eastley Lois Fultz Ezra Gibbs William Harbolt Leslie Hein Mabel Jacobson Marion Jones Gladys Kuchenmeister Katherine Kuper Minnie Loewen Betty McCartney Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF ’56 BUTTREY FOODS, Inc. 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Loewen Edwin Lundeen Fern Luther James MacArthur Elbert Maetche Ernest Mallon Ettabel Mathis Louella Mattern Margaret Montgomery Alderine Knutson Catherine O'Brien Pat McGown Clara Monson Hilda Mueller Maxine Murri Lois Nichols Hazel Olson Margaret Patterson Anna Paulsen Myrtle Skoyen John Stam Marion Stineberg Grace Swenson Earl Terbovitz Arthur Wagner Kelly Wellington Carl Westermark Kenneth Young Genevieve Young Evelyn Zakariason CLASS OF 1937 Rest of Luck to the Class of ’56 -T5 , mWm THE FOUNTAIN THE BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5 to $1.00 and Up Oliver C. 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Loewen Alberta Streeter Victoris Boehm Eudora Jamison Oscar Dahl Leo Lott Douglas Taylor Eleanor Bosch Jim Bill Kerns Robert Dolan Dorothy McClintock Levi Thompson Tom Burns Marjorie Kimball Margaret Dunbar Evelyn Mallon Mac Varner Stanley Casteel Pauline Kuper Antoinette Easbey Jesse Morris Jack Vogt Gordon Cline Esther May Lee Ruby Erskine Mary Musgrove Vaughn Wadsworth Reginald Davies Irene Loewen Joseph Feist Edgar Obie Ethel Watkins Lucille Davis Muir McGowan Harold Fox Harry Olson Robert Westermark George Didow Isabel MacArthur Dorothy Fulton Jack Dowen Austin Overcast Matie Jane White Isabelle Feist Clay McCartney MILK RIVER ELEVATOR COMPANY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 Lloyd McGhuey Edward McKay James McPherson Jack Mil er Max Moller Helen Montgomery Elsie Mueller Oswald Mueller Maida Murri William Neely Donald O'Brien Mollie Powell Lucinda Phares Marion Reavley Donald Rider Marvin Riley Dorothy Ripley Evelyn Runyan Geraldine Sand Clarice Sargent Lena Sessions Frank Sharpies Florence Sheppard Pearl Skoyen Leona Steffin Nolan Tuck Joe Upshaw Zella Wadsworth Wallace Westermark CLASS OF 1939 Andrew Allison Ruth Ames George Barrow Billy Bilger Edith Bilger Evelyn Bilger Eva Blatter James Blevins Doyne Brown Richard Burns Leslie Cowan Marie Cripe Helen Dahl Edward Dolan Jean Dowen Rose Dowen Paul Entorf Jack Felton Francis Flansaas Marcia Gibbs Arlene Goodheart Kristine Halingstad Evert Harris Alice Hay Warren Koenig George Keller Billy Kimball Maxine Knutson David Loewen Katherine MacArthur Lillian Mclver Bud Miller Eileen Miller Esther Monson Norman Mosser Ervin Mueller Paul Monson Anastasia O’Brien Gwendlyn Perkins Betty Ross Tom Ross Robert Schellin Robert Si as Louis Stevens Neil Sullivan When You Buy It at Penney's IT'S RIGHT In Price—In Quality—In Style SHOP AT HOME PENNEY'S Chinook, Montana Congratulations, Class of ’56 IRA S. and WILLIAM C. HARBOLT ALL TYPES AND COVERAGES OF INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Phone 3140 Chinook, Montana INSURE—IN—SURE—INSURANCE Tractor, Truck and Automobile Repairing MATULKA GARAGE Phone 5426 Chinook Montana Congratulations CHINOOK HEATING and EQUIPMENT COMPANY Tcmberg and Larkin PLUMBING AND HEATING Ruth Thompson June Thorsen Marie Troxel Harold Varner Staford Varney James Vogt Marvin Wagner Mavis Wallin Lester Warburton Minerva Wilcox CLASS OF 1940 Jack Barrow Velta Blatter Adel Boegler Fred Booth Jack Brown Doris Chapman George Conway Della Cowan Raymond Dalke Dick Doney Bob Dowen Edward Felton Glenn Finley La Vonne Faley James Garber Howard Hermes Joseph Hermes Harry Jamison Mildred Jensen Lucille Jergeson Marion Johnson Angus MacLean Murdo MacLean Tom McCartney Lola McGhuey Ardis McPherson Margaret Minow Rex Moller Elma Morrow Lucile Murri Charlene Musgrove James Nemetz Ella Obie Jack O'Brien Ralph Olson Russell Phipps Dorothy Rasmussen Amy Reeves Douglas Sheppard Betty Sias Orin Thykeson Myrtle Tofte Lois Troxel Maralee Wallin Allen Winterrowd CLASS OF 1941 James Allison La Verna Anderson Francis Baird Budd Bowman Irene Berger Sheldon Blatt David Booth Lee Brainard Helen Bruss Arthur Burns Buelah Casteel Harold Chapman Peggy Calvin Jeanice Cox Roy Cripe Edward Dahl Lorene Dolan Norma Erskine Best of Luck to the Class of ’56 Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Case Farm Machinery JAMIESON MOTORS Chinook, Montana Phone 3840 FARMERS UNION CO-OP CREAMERY Wholesale Dairy Products Chinook, Montana Cong r atuiations O. 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Boe, Manager Phone 5336 Chinook, Montana Chinook, Montana Western Hospitality Compliments of STOCKMAN'S BAR Where the Stockmen and Ranchers Meet Alfred Finch Earl Fultz Ned Gearheart Annette Gofflot Harry Harlen Douglas Hay Donald Jamieson Melba Joslin Harry Keith Muriel Klotzbuecher Lydia Koenig Warren Kottke Eugene Kuper Alma Luther Madaline MacArthur Mary MacLean Velma Maetche Tom Minow Rubena Modic Anna Montgomery Douglas Mosser Blanche Moxley Ella Mueller Dorothy Murphy Donald Mclver Evelyn Neumiller Alva Norberg Anges O'Brien Margaret Paulson Marjorie Pehrson Norman Rollag Victor Sargent Harriet Sather Jeanette Sias Eugene Sullivan Harold Terbovitz Frank Varner Betty Warrington Bobbie Watkins Arthur Wilcox Ellsworth Wilcox CLASS OF 1942 Merrie Allison Ray Ames Russell Anderson Emma Bahr LeNora Benner Elliott Blackstone Calvin Blatter Robert Boehm Hazel Bosch Dick Brainard Eugene Brown Emma Butler Robert Bunmann Marcella Conrad Josephine Elias Annie Felton Joseph Flansaas Roseva Irene Gifford Benjamin Hofeldt William Hofeldt Keith Jamieson Robert Jergeson Emma Johnson Neil Johnson Norma Kealey Patty Kerns Dolores Knutson Jurgen Kuhr Lois LaFrantz Betty Lang Virginia Lawson Margaret Loewen Phyllis McCann BEST OF LUCK, SENIORS FARMERS UNION OIL CO. Best Vishes, Class of ’56 THE ELK Bar — Cafe — Taxi phone 3270 Chinook Montana Where flavor is first HINER’S CAFE Tom McClintock Violet McGhuey Jean McGowan John McKay Robert McPherson Beulah Miller Frances Miller Louise Miller Miriam Morrison Dorothy Neibauer Keith Newby Ralph Oehmcke Billy Olson Dora Overcast Dow Overcast Ada Paulson Dorothy Riley Billy Ross Esther Shankle Trinka Sorelle Ellen Swenson Earl Tofte Virginia Thompson Wanda Upshaw Afton Varney Donna Wadsworth Philip Watson Kenneth Whitlatch Eunice Wilcox Rita Williams Jack Winterrowd CLASS OF 1943 Grace F. Anderson Melvin R. Blatter Ivan G. Buhman Gladys F. Bums Allie J. Coyner Joyce Doney Lois Dowen Eileen Drake Eunice Ehland Ray R. Finch Richard S. Forsyth Stanley Gearheart Isabelle Hall Lois M. Hobbs Marie E. Holmes Chiyeko Ito Cato Jacobson Amy A. Jensen Bette Jergesen Marion S. Johnson Gladys Klotzbuecher Harry M. Morisaki Elisabeth Mosser Don E. Newby Virginia M. Oberg Margaret O’Brien Grace Olson George W. Ramberg Eileen Rae Runyan Dale J. Sheppard John W. Shockley Lester Skoyen Lois Thompson Ardell E. Thykeson Sho Uchida Robert J. Young Margaret Jacobson CLASS OF 1944 Marian Anderson Betty Ann Butler Kenneth Carpenter Dorothy L. Chapman Eva Cowan CONGRA TV LA TIONS Your Education is Half Your Insurance MONTE A. BURGESS Rest of Luck Bob’s Conoco Chinook Montano BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF 1956 GRATTON BARBER SHOP CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 Chinook GawMed. The Friendly Store Montana Clinton C. Cox William A. Dahl Robert W. Edgington Mary E. Hall Masato Hayataka Betty Ann Hermes Gordon Jacobson Lucille T. Johnson William R. Keith Norma Klotzbuecher Dorothy H. Kruse Malcolmina MacArthur Lenore Mackenstadt Angus H. McPherson Louis A. Modic Helen Monson Helen E. Mueller Dorothy J. Myhrvold Charles R. Neibauer John G. Overcast Jack Patterson Faye Paulson Marian J. Reeves Arthur E. Rusch Shirley M. Ryan Kosumo J. Sagami Maxine E. Sand Robert M. Sasaki Mary J. Snedecor Richard S. Stam Donald G. Steinmetz Allie M. Umsted Tom W. Vogt Elizabeth Wilcox CLASS OF 1945 Alice M. Allison Itha May Blatter Hazel Junia Brown Oliver Jr. Bruss Agnes M. Bugden Victor W. Cohrs Elinora Mae Cox Janet Ehlang Lynn J. Gearheart Laura F. Gist Francis C. harshman Helen M. Holmes Elaine M. Jensen Theodona Johnson Helen Ruth Kuhr William H. Kuhr Lois Mae Liddle Rae Matsuoka Maida C. McCartney Ruth E. Neibauer Robert O. Olsen Margaret A. Phipps Rowena M. Renda William Renda Edith K. Sasaki Lapriel A. Savage Donald T. Shankle Gloria E. Skoyen Sally Ann Spencer Lila M. Skoyen Wilbur W. Wagner CLASS OF 1946 Anthony Anderson Grace B. Anderson LeRoy C. Anderson R. Vern Anderson Ruth E. Baldwin Madonna Brandon Philip Brod Ida Harriet Burns Congralulaiions to the CLASS OF ’56 THE MINT Congratulations, Class of ’56 BLAINE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Bonded and Insured Good Luck Class of ’56 Heartiest Congratulations to the Class of’56 DR. McELROY ROY COX BARBER SHOP John T. Butler Rose L. Burtch Ethel J. Carpenter Marietta Chapman Pearl M. Cohrs Roy W. Cox John W. Crockett Lorraine Erickson Caroline V. Felton Peter Stanley Funk McClellan Gearheart Catherine H. Gist Emma Guertzgen Lindon G. Harris Burvil Harshman Robert P. Hiebert Arlene R. Holmes Helen Jacobson Merlin Jensen Lilly M. Kiefer Betty Ann Kuhr Heber Dick Lott Alice May Maetche Frances A. Magda Tatsuma Matsuoka Dorothy A. Modic Rosalie Mueller Betty Jean Ness Francis R. Norberg Bernard G. Norheim Joyce Elaine Olson Willie LeRoy Pyette Paul J. Ramberg Ruby J. Rider John R. Rusch Robert Ripley Orris K. Severson Bob D. Sheppard Lawrence E. Siemens Olive M. Slonaker James Stephens John M. Stephens Neil D. Summers Russell S. Unruh James Warrington CLASS OF 1947 Geraldine Bahr Nancy Jean Burgess Lorna Mae Burns Yvonne E. Butcher Phillip Casteel Maxine Conrad Helen Dunbar Dorothy L. Friede Elna Funk Helen Galbraith Alice Ethel Hall Jessie Harris Don Harshman Maurice Harshman Sharon Luckett Walden L. Haugen Alice L. Hiebert Beverly Jamieson James Jones Laura L. Kruse Marion J. MacArthur Kenneth D. MacLean Donna G. McKinley Evelyn J. McPherson Gordon Michalson Steven Minow Irene M. Mohar Donald L. Morrison Eva J. Moxley HERB'S TOGGERY Your Semitone Dry Cleaner Pickup Delivery Phone 3541 Chinook Montana Congratulations Seniors DEPRIEST TRUCKING Congratulations From Best Wishes '56 BRADY’S AUTO PARTS ANDY S CARTER SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of '54 CHINOOK LUMBER CO. Phone 3170 Virginia M. Murphy Paul Nelson Thomas E. Ness Jacqueline Norberg Cecelia Ann O'Brien Carl Overcast Mary E. Overcast Maurine Overcast Mary Ann Poppler Serena D. Ronne Louis J. Sattleen Mac Savage Donald S. Showman Harriet Liddle Iola B. Skoyen Barbara J. Stam Robert L. Steinmetz Betty J. Thompson Joyce E. Thompson Nella M. Wadeish Rex V. Wadsworth Kathleen J. Wagner Nancy J. Wagner Avis M. Wilcox Richard S. Wagner Mary Williams Mary Anne Wise Charles H. Wooley Donald O. Wurth CLASS OF 1948 Elizabeth Anderson Fern M. Bosch Donalee Barber Theresa A. Bennett Keith R. Blackstone Genevieve Blatt David L. Blatter Kenneth B. Blatter Juanita E. Blevins Donna J. Bowerman Genice N. Bruss Wilma M. Butcher Richard W. Clikeman Betty L. Draeger Charlotte Erbacher Ernest D. Friede Dean R. Gebhardt William Gong Frances Goodheart Eleanor Hall Henry V. Halseth Doris M. Hartman Joseph R. Inman Richard L. Jacobsen John L. Johnson LeRoy Kaufman Margaret J. Keller Irene L. Kiefer Thomas Kuhr Howard J. Larkin Donna Matheson Hero Matsuoka Tyrus Matsuoka James R. McCann Beverly Michalson Lois J. Miewald Shirley J. Miller Joseph W. Morris William Morrison Evelyn J. Ness Jean Ruth Ovesen William G. Parker Lucille R. Renda Rayola Blatter Alan O. Schubert congratulations pastIME club CHINOOK HEATING AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY Grace L. Shockley Leonard T. Sivertsen John L. St. Clair Barbara Murphy G Doris J. Summers Richard C. Thorsen Paul E. Tilleman Betty Lou Troxel Edwin D. Wagner Eulela Ness Meta Mary Wurth CLASS OF 1949 James D. Bennett Lyda L. Berger Joanne M. Betz Ramona I. Blevins Burton O. Bosch Betty Rae Butcher Gordon D. Butcher Edwin L. Dover Betty Jean Dunbar Leonard A. Ehlang Donald E. Erickson Dorris M. Friede Helen Rose Funk Wallace A. Gebbhardt Walter A. Beghardt John M. Hamilton Marilyn J. Harbolt Delores Eileen Hobbs Marion P. Rusch Joyce M. Holman Lawrence Jacobsen Kellah E. Johnson Arthur P. Kleinjan Donna Klotzbuecher Richard E. Leonard Richard F. Lux Donna Lee Mann Louis W. Mohar Letha E. Mueller Gordon L. Ness Dixie Lee Norberg Lois L. Oberg Thomas M. O’Brien Thomas C. O'Hanlon Margaret Ramberg Lois Jane Robbins Lola Violet Russell Richard K. Sand Marie J. Scheck Ronald L. Schubert Donna Sivertsen Maybelle Slonaker Merle Thorstad Theresa M. Tilleman Carl F. Unruh Dixie Dee Maddox Garland W. Willman Arthur W. Wisch Stanley W. Wixom CLASS OF 1950 Norman D. Anderson Bonnie E. Blatt Dorothy A. Bressler Bruce B. Brown Shirley K. Burgess Max Alex Conner Margery J, Crockett Archie L. Croft Luella R. DeLaMater Patricia A. Drugge Agnes Elias Fred R. Erickson James D. Farrar Joanne A. Friede Lloyd R. Friede Laura Ann Funk Mema L. George Jack K. Gist Harold Halingstad Jack F. Hanson lola June Harbolt Orville Hart Beverly A. Hartman Jack E. Kaufman William R. Kaufman Kathryn A. Keller Joe E. Kiefer Artista Mae Kottke Melvin D. McGhuey Larry Martens John R. Miewald Bette Jean Gist Jack R. Morrison George E. Neibauer Mary A. Neibauer Josie M. Ness Paul R. Ness Alice E. O'Hanlon Beverly H. Praetz Anna M. Ramberg Evelyn V. Renda Jerold C. Robertson Violet Ann Scheck Duane C. Severson Curtis R. Shelstad John L. Shelstad Raymond Sivertsen Mary J. Spencer Javae E. Strain William A. Tilleman Delores J. Tritt Maynard Voss Peter Paul Wadeish William D. Weidner Beverly A. Willman Lois L. Wiench Joan Zimmerman CLASS OF 1951 George Allison Walter Anderson John Bennett John Blackwood Lorraine Blevins Louise Blevins Jeanne Bogert Gladdys Bosch Floy Bowen Ilene Buhmann Arlene L. Butler Earl Chapman John Clikeman Rose Marie Denney Robert Dickson George Ehlang Georgia Ann Ehlang James Garland Joyce Gibbs Gloriann Grubb James Harbolt Lois Haugen Anna Holmes Vonna Jenkins Donna Knettel Barbara Lafrantz Eleanor LeMond Harold Lux Leroy Lux Ronald Mackenstadt John D. Macleod JoAnn Matlack Marlene McKinnie Betty McLeish Holly Moxley Louise Mueller Bert Murphy Beverly Ness Darlene Norberg James Overcast Walter Paulsen Barbara Phipps Myrtle Poppler Frank Prosser Iris Reynolds Elaine Sargent Marlys Sather Georgia Sattleen Shirley Sheck Clarence Sivertsen Douglas Stam Linda Thorstad Charles Tilleman Inez Turner Jewel Upshaw Leonard Wiench Martin Williamson CLASS OF 1952 Eleanor Anderson Jon Barber Kay Blatter Florence Blevins Frank Bonar Margaret Bonifas Shirley Bressler Robert Briere Jay Brown Gary Butcher Reta Campbell James Cowan Katherine Crockett Dorothy Mae Dunbar Dorothy Drugge Dona Erbacher Robert Farrar Gary Ferree Richard Gebhardt Ina Gesell Esther Gist Joan Gorman Ray Harbolt Thelma Harlan Russell Haugen John Keller Marvin Kleinjan Evelyn Knettel Mary Lou Maney Larry McMullin Edward Mangold Harlen Marks John Matlack James Mohar Betty Morris John Morris Sheldon Murphy Lawrence Neibauer Mary Ness Gary Olson Jack Overcast James Ramberg Joseph Renda Charles Riebe Barbara Robbins Shirley Sargent Clifford Schubert Sue Ann Speers Janice Strain Delores Streeter Jerold Stirland Jeannine Tanberg Marilyn Thompson Frank Tilleman Jeanette Waisath Irene Webb Patricia Williams Dorothy Williamson Lawrence Wisch Nicholas Wittkoff CLASS OF 1953 Nelbyrt Ambrose Francis Bennett Betty Brinkman Richard Scheck Carr Harriett Claridge Theodore Clikeman Charles Cowan Betty Lou Cox Wayne Dehlbom James Dickson Arlene Doney Mary Jane Donis Larry Dover Gloria Feiertag Alice Jean Figg Alvin Fox Harry Friede Neil Friede Ellen Haugen Evelyn Hermes Beverly Hoehn David Ivey Robert Johnson Marilyn Jorns William Keller Kari Li Kuhr Darlene Lariviere Thomas Liddle Jerrold Lux Leonard Lux May MacLeod Mina MacKay Ilo Mackenstadt Marilyn Magda Carol Matlack Glen McGhuey Kenneth McKinnie Delmer Mitchell Edward Moe Julia Moe Ralph Montgomery Mary Ann Moore Donald Morris Harvey Naslund James Nesslar Keith Opprecht Judith Pike Frank Ramberg Mildred Ramberg Myrtle Ramberg George Reed Duane Rohrer Darlene Sargent Roy Sattleen Gordon Schubert Hallie Severson Delores Shortman Myrna Sonnenberg Bert Streeter Darwin Tams Alice Tilleman Shirley Wagner Delores Waisath Beniamin Wiench Edna Willey Mary Ann Williamson Duane Wright Sharon Yeaman CLASS OF 1954 Jeanette Anderson Deen Boe Jack Brandon Richard Bressler Fred Brinkman Mae Butler Marilee Chapman Diane Cline David Crockett Howard Dahl Roger Doney Yvonne Felton Terry Flynn Gordon Friede Harvey Funk Harriett Harder Betty Lou Harmon Dayle Hobbs Charles Howe Delbert Ivey Connie McCoy James McCoy William McPherson Donna Michalson Max Miller Sharon Morgan Ben Morris Helen Neibauer Myrla Neufeld Alice Overcast Glenn Patchell Shirley Paulson Lois Peterson Phyllis Porter David Richards Charles Rosenbaum Ruby Ross Claude Sargent Brant Seamons Bruce Seamons Betty Lou Sherman Walter Sivertsen Beverly Smith Warren Stam Adolph Steinmetz Irvin Steinmetz Ruthann Steinmetz Elaine Stirland James Tryon Darrell Tucker Vera Voss Roger Wagner Howard Walworth Naida White Carol Wurth CLASS OF 1955 James Acher Judy Acher Melvin Anderson Billy Barger Richard Bloch Nevada Bonar Frank Brockway Clayton Brod John Brummer Montana Claridge Amelia Conner Helen Couch Marian Cowan Paul Denning Bill Drugge Carol Erbacher Roger Erickson Cornelia Feiertag Joyce Ferree Norman Friede Alvania Gardipee John Gesell Tom Graham LaLawne Gratton Ira Hall Delores Hanson Connie Hood Charles Ingwalson David Kathman Eudora Kaufman Vernon Kaufman Marlene Kessel James Kiefer Mary Kleinjan Nina Kleystuber Kendall Kuhr E. 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