Choteau High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Choteau, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

THE 1955 SENIOR CLASS of CHOTEAU HIGH SCHOOL Choteau, Montana Presents (Z ttettte DEDICATION....................................3 NEW GYM.......................................4 ADMINISTRATION................................5 FACULTY.......................................7 SENIORS....................................... JUNIORS......................................23 SOPHOMORES...................................27 FRESHMEN.....................................31 FAVORITES....................................35 ATHLETICS....................................39 ACTIVITIES...................................49 CLASSROOM SCENES.........................- - 68 ADVERTISING..................................71 'Dedicate We, the graduating class of 1955, sincerely dedicate our yearbook. The Bulldog, to Mr. Finley and Mr. Nauck. Mr. Finley is the science teacher at CHS. Acting as junior class advisor he helped us put on a successful play and prom. Mr. Nauck teaches vocational agriculture and drivers training. For the past few years he has been sponsoring the yearbook. We all give our thanks to Mr. Nauck for help- ing us put out this edition of The Bulldog. The Bulldog Staff 7 e Ttecv UNDER CONSTRUCTION 100 foot span arches being set up in early fall as construction is at early stage. The arches are 30 feet high at the crest, 12 inches thick and from 24 to 31 inches wide in cross section. Below: The south end going up in mid fall. 4cCmtKCdtnatcoK SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE: MR. E. SCHILLER Superintendent Joseph Addison once stated, I consider a human soul without education Like marble in quarry, which shows none of its inherent beauties till skill of the polisher fetches out the colours, makes the surface shine, and discovers every or- namental cloud, spot and vein that runs through the body of it. His statement is as true today as it was over two centuries ago. Education is to the soul what a sculptor is to marble. Your school plays the role of the sculptor in molding your thoughts and ac- tions, in bringing out your true color, in making you shine, and in discovering every talent, every trait, and every characteristic that you possess. That is what education should mean, and that is what Choteau High School and its faculty have tried to make it mean to you. To the Seniors, may I give a hearty congratula- tions upon your graduation from Choteau High School. To those of you who are yet to graduate may the school offer a challenge to your best ef- forts and ambitions. School 'SoancC Front row; A. Jaumotte, Mrs. Salmon, L. Bums, W. Olsen. Standing: J. Slanger, L. Pederson, J. Richem, A. Weist. Absent; A. Hensley, E. Howard. ?955 4 uutfU Sta Co-editors; JANIS BUELING, KATHERINETTE MALONE Layout: Pat Kade, Harley Yeager Art: Ray Anderson Photography: Larry Davidson Calendar: Jacquie Slanger History: Janet Huffman (not shown) Class: Deanna Swenson Prophecy: Sandy Hanusa Class Will; Barbara Johnson Business Managers: Leo Rowley, Nick Tomayer Sports: Roy Snyder, John Kahler Activities: Ellery Ciary ALBERT C. FINLEY - Fin- Science Instructor; Graduate from Montana State College with B. S. in Applied Science; Received M. A in School Administration from Colo- rado State College. Fin has been with us seven years. MR. BOB NAUCK Vocational Agriculture Instructor; Graduate of Montana State College; B. S., Agriculture Education. MR. ED MILLER Commercial Instructor; Graduate of Montana State University; B. S. in Commercial. MR. DOMINIC J. REED English and German Instructor; Gradu- ate of Kent State University; A.B. and M. A. in Languages. ■ MR. DON PETERSON Coach and Mathematics Instructor; Graduate of Montana State University; B. A. in Physical Education. MRS. PEGGY ANDERSON Secretary, MISS MARLENE CARRIG Home Economics Instructor; Gradu- ate of Montana State University; B. A. in Home Economics. HELEN B. RUSTAD Librarian and English Instructor; Received B.S. from Montana State College; Her home town is Billings. ANDREW A. ANNALA Mathematics Instructor; Received B. A. in Physics from Montana State University; Mr. Annala's home town is Geyser. CHESTER R. POTUZAK Music Instructor; Graduate from Minn- eapolis College of Music with B. M. in Music Education; His home town is Foley, Minnesota. CHARLES ALLEN Assistant Coach, History and In- dustrial Arts Instructor; Graduate of Nebraska State Teachers Col- lege; Bachelor of Arts in Education. MR, HARRY VANDEREIT Veteran's Agriculture Instructor; Graduate of Washington State College. JOHN W. KAHLER Class Officer 4; Chorus 3,4; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3,4; Debate 1; Drivers’ Training 1. What’s next? Be a farmer or go to the Service. Treasurer HARLEY W. YEAGER Class Officer 4; Chorus 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff; Heisey Award 3: Boys’ State; Paper Staff; Play Cast 3; Play Staff 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 1, 2,3,4; Drivers' Training 1. What’s next? Service, then college. Vice President NICHOLAS JOSEPH TOMAYER Class Officer 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff; Boys’ State; Paper Staff; Play Cast 3,4; Science Club 4; Debate 1, 3; FFA 2,3,4; Drivers' Training 1; Student Council 4; Music Groups 2, 4. What’s next? Army, then?? Representative JACQUELYN RUTH SLANGER Class Officer 4; Chorus 1; National Honor Society 4; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Play Cast 4; Play Staff 3; Science Club 4; CPC.3 Drivers’ Training 1; Student Council 4; Pow Wow 3. What's next? MSC, major in Bac- teriology. Secretary ELLERY CONANT CRARY Class Officer 1,2,3.4; Band 1.2,3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; An- nual Staff; Heisey Award 1; Girls' State; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3,4; GAA 2; Science Club 4; CPC 1,2,3; Drivers' Training 1; Student Council 3,4; Music Groups 1,2,3. What’s next? College, major in medicine. Representative LARRY RAY DAVIDSON Class Officer 4; Chorus 1; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Play Staff 4; Science Club 4; Drivers' Train- ing 1; Student Council 4; Photo- graphy 2. What’s next? Aviation Cadet. MICHAEL DEE ANDERSON Chorus 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3,4; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3.4; Track 1.3, 4; Drivers’ Training 1. What’s next? Service. RAYMOND LEE ANDERSON Class officer 1,2; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Play Cast 3; Play Staff 4; Let- terman's Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3. What’s next? Navy. RACHEL LYNN ARMSTRONG Chorus 1,2,3; Paper Staff; Play Staff 4; Play Cast 3; FHA 1. What’s next? Go to MSU, JUNE GLADYS BAUMGARTNER Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3,4; FHA 1,2; CPC 4; Drivers' Training 1; Music Groups 1,2. What's next? Attend college. RICHARD ARENSMEYER Class Officer 2; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3,4; FFA 2,3,4; Drivers’ Training 1; Student Council 2. What's next? Farming. JOAN ELIZABETH SCHNEIDER BROOKS Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Play Staff 3,4; GAA 1; CPC 1, z, 3,4; Drivers’ Training 1; Librarian 4. What's next? Homemaking. JANIS MARILYN BUELING Transferred from Fairfield; Class Of- ficer 2; Band 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3, 4; Science Club 4; De- bate 3; Student Council 2; Pow Wow 3; Music Groups 3. RAYMOND DALE CASTLE Chorus 3, 4; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 2; Football 1,2,3,4. What’s next? College, major in Chemistry. FREDERICK LEE ERICKSON Transferred from Billings; Chorus 4; Paper Staff; Declamation 4. What's next? College or the Navy. What's next? Service. Chorus 1,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Paper Staff; Ray Cast 3,4; CPC 2,3; Drivers’ Training 1; Pow Wow 3; Music Groups What's next? MSU, then work. HOWARD M. CONQUERGOOD Transferred from Conrad; Class Officer 3; Chorus 3,4; Paper Staff; Ray Cast 3,4; Letterman’s Club3,4; Football 3; Basketball Mgr. 3; Track 3; Stu- dent Council 3. What's next? Navy. WESLEY KIRT GEORGE Chorus 1,3; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4. What's next? Service. SANDRA SUE HANUSA Class Officer 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Play Cast 3,4; Librarian 4; Decla- mation 2; GAA 1; FHA 1, 3; CPC 1, 2,3,4; Drivers Training 1; Music Groups 1, 2,3,4. What's next? College in Colorado. MARY PATRICIA KADE Chorus 1; Paper Staff; Annual Staff; Play Cast 3,4; Librarian 4; GAA 1; CPC 4; Drivers’ Training 1. What’s next? Work. JANET MARIAN HUFFMAN Class Officer 3; Chorus 1,3,4; An- nual Staff; Paper Staff; Play Cast 3, 4; Librarian 1; GAA 1; Declamation 2; Office Duty 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; CPC 1,2,3; Drivers' Training 1; Music Groups 1,2,3,4. What’s next? St. Olaf, major in Home Economics. HAROLD L. K3BBEE, JR, Transferred from Havre; Chorus 3, 4; Play Cast 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball Mgr. 4; Track 3,4. What's next? College in California, study medicine. tional Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Play Cast 4; Play Staff 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; CPC 1,2; Drivers’ Training 1; Student Council 4; Music Groups 1,2,3,4. What's next? Homemaking. MARY KATHERINETTE MALONE Class Officer 3; Band 1; Chorus 1,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3,4; FHA 1; Drivers’ Training 1; Student Council 4; Pow Wow 2; Music Groups 1. What’s next? Attend College, secre- tary or stenographer. What’s next? Work in Shelby, Mon- NORITA JOYCE MURR tana. Chorus 1; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3, 4; GAA Is CPC 1,2. What’s next? Probably attend busi- ness college. HAROLD T. POWERS Chorus 1; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3, 4; Letter man's Club 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1.2. What’s next? Service. LEO W. ROWLEY Class Officer 1; Bana 1,2,3,4; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3; Play Cast 4; Let- terman’s Club 4; Football 4; Basket- ball 3; Track 4; Driver's Training 1; Student Council 3,4; Music Groups 1,2,3,4; Music Camp 1; FTA 4. What's next? Music major at MSU or the Coast Guard. EARL P. PERKINS Class Officer 1; Band 1,2; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3,4; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Track 4. What's next? Army. ROY T. SNYDER Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. What’s next? Go to work. DEANNA SWENSON Class Officer 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff; Heisey Award 2; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; CPC 1; Drivers Training 1; Student Council 4; Music Groups 2,3, 4. SHIRLEY MARLENE SWENSON Band 2,3; Chorus 1,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Paper Staff; Cheerleader 1; Play Cast 3; Play Staff 4; GAA 1; Science Club 4; CPC 1,2,3; Drivers' Training 1; Music Groups 3. What's next? College. MARY GERTRUDE TRUCHOT Chorus 1,2; Paper Staff; Play Staff 3, 4; Librarian 4; Debate 2; Drivers' Training 1; Music Groups 1,2. What's next? College and become a bookkeeper. What's next? MSC, major in Home Economics. JEAN ARLENE ZIER Class Officer 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Paper Staff 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Play Cast 3,4; Librarian 4; FHA 1,2; CPC 1,2, 3,4; Drivers' Training 1; Student Council 1; Music Groups 1. What's next? Attend college. Fanatic, as Freshmen, we were led by Rowley Raving that--- Sophomore's treatment unholy! Even-green ribbon in braid, lipstick, and P.J’s. Sophs, insisted without any lee-ways! Hovering over us like old mother hens. Making us cater to all of their yens. Envy followed us 'round on the spot, Nobody doubted we'd rise to the top! Surviving to Sophomores, we were led ably by Crary, Originating the C on the hill, we didn't let tarry. Pesky still, although more in the swing, Habits and grades still didn't mean a thing! Jumping right into the groove of things now. Under rank of Huffman, we continued to ploy. Never Been Kissed, class rings, and the Prom, It seemed as though we'd been hit by a bomb! Our class had three cheer leaders in representation. Right from the start they were sure a sensation! Say, --We made it, I guess you all know! Engineer Kahler helped continue our show. Notice: pictures, annual, and Here Come the Brides, In with school paper, and graduation besides! Out of your way, it seems we're going at last, Regret is tugging as we think of this past! Ladies and Gentlemen, Board of Education, Superintendent, Teachers, and Students: We, the Class of 1955, of Choteau High School, City of Choteau, County of Teton, and State of Montana, U. S. A., being of sound body and mind, do hereby declare this to be our last Will and Testament. We give and bequeath to our dearly beloved faculty, the amazing knowledge and information they may have acquired in our recitations; also this year's grade books, mute testimonials to our intelligence, ability, and industry. To the underclassmen we leave our shining example of the way they should go that they may behold, ponder, and to the best of their childish ability, imitate. Bubs Perkins wills his ability to go with one girl all through high school to John- nie Carlson. Hope you don't find it too boring Johnnie. Sandy Hanusa wills her deep tenor voice to Dede Wilson and Shirley Lusty. Dick Arensmeyer wills his blue Ford to Richard Page. Jacquie Slanger wills the quiet ways that were willed to her last year to Rose Kibbee. Jacquie never could seem to make use of them, maybe you can Rose. Janis Bueling wills her ability to maintain an A average to Marie Vance. John Kahler and Rachel Armstrong leave their seats on the Pendroy bus to Gayle,Arm- strong and Joe Lantz. No holding hands, please. June Baumgartner wills her habit of being late every noon to anyone who enjoys staying after school. Mary Truchot wills her flirtatious nature to Harriet Talifson. Patty Kade wills her Pepsodent smile to the Junior girls. Larry Davison wills his interest in photography to Leslie Wedum and Jack Peterson. Sharon George and Norita Murr will their shorthand speed to Pauline Richem and Maxine Yeager. Shirley Swenson and Ellery Crary leave the science department to Allene Hanson and Gene Henneford. Janet Huffman wills her lady-like ways to Sis Gebhart. Deanna Swenson wills her interest in home economics to Iris Hughes. Harley Yeager and Mike Anderson leave their ability to disagree with everything that's discussed at the class meetings to Gene Dantz and Alex Truchot. They also throw in their knowledge of parliamentary procedure. Nick Tomayer wills his ability to be the lover boy in the senior class play to Merle Hanson. Kirt George wills his splendid use of the English language to Jim Boadle. Dale Castle wills his nickname. Pinky, to Ed Lilleaas. Katherinette Malone wills her long hair to Joan Zgoda. Barbara Johnson wills her job at the Choteau Drug to Linda Groot. Don't expect to get rich quick. Joanie Brooks wills her ability to get married in her senior year to any junior who thinks they could handle the job. Wanneata McLoughlin wills her giggle to Marjorie LaRance. Fred Erickson wills his interest and talent in Drama to Wally Cherry. Howard Conquergood leaves his height to Charles Crane and Ora Knowlton. Don't fight, boys, there's plenty for both of you. Leo Rowley wills his conceited attitude to Ronnie Eklund. Larry Kibbee leaves American Literature Class without regret. Two years is a long time. Roy Snyder and Ray Anderson will their place on the basketball team to Wes Higgins and Jim Lohse. Jean Zier leaves her position as cheerleader to any junior girl who can do as well as Jean has. Harold Powers wills his manly physique to Charles Averi 11. Harold asks only to keep his shoulder pads. The prophecy for this class only proves what an illustrious, brilliant, and outstanding group was the Class of 1955. Jacquie Slanger, who was the nurse from Green Gables in the Sr. play, is now a nurse at Warm Springs. She says she enjoys her work immensely. Rachel Armstrong owns a $50,000 horse ranch in Colorado. She has lots of wranglers and a few horses, including the Black Stallion. Barbara Johnson is married, as everyone expected, to Jim Arensmeyer. Between her six children and trying to help Jim with the farming, she is rather busy. Harold Powers has just finished his tonsorial training and is now running his own clip joint (barber shop). His buddy, Dale Castle, owner of the Castle Clipper Company, has just invented a new kind of clipper for Harold. Larry Kibbee, who still hasn't decided on a girl, joined the army and has forgotten all girls. He just got an honorable discharge. Ray Anderson is trying to run his father's farm. In the meantime he is trying to think of a way to be a wrangler and move to Colorado. Leo Rowley, member of the symphony orchestra, has just returned from Paris, France with many high honors and a very beautiful French—oo-la-la—horn. Harley Yeager and Nick Tomayer are working together on a mad experiment, trying to invent a mechanical man that would go under water after the fish and bring them up al cleaned. Janis Bueling, the famous scientist, has already invented one, but she is goir to see if they can work it out. Shirley Swenson, the noted lawyer, and a graduate from Vassar, is working on a case that involved two people in a car accident. Norita Murr has souped up her Rolls Royce a little too much and she hit Mary Trembly's new Cadillac convertible. By the way, Mary is sole heir of the Cornell Hotel, Bar, and oil well. Katherinette Malone is married to Carter George, and while he is still trying to make P. F. C. in the Marines, she is keeping the homefires burning. Ellery Crary, the famous doctor, is still trying to find an easier way to perform opera- tions without anesthetic. The ether puts her to sleep. Roy Snyder, at last took the drastic step of matrimony, with Gayle. He even has a job digging onions for Kirt George, who owns the largest onion farm in Teton County, Wanneatta McLoughiin now owns her own restaurant in Shelby. She must be doing pretty well because she is driving a new car. June Baumgartner is teaching music to all the honey bubbles in the kindergarten. Her do, reh, mi is squeaking up to pitch. Larry Davidson is a great camera man for M.G.M. Studios. He hasn't done any of Marilyn Monroe yet, but he is still trying. Joan Brooks has kept up her twirling lessons. She is giving them to her four children while her husband. Bob, is away drilling for oil. Deanna Swenson is giving her demonstration on the Tasty Loaf over TV in New York. Her dough is really piling up. Howard Conquergood owns a cigarette factory and produces his own brand. His motto is It's not bad, it's Conquergood. Janet Huffman is married to Neal Bateman, and they are now living in Huffman's trailer in the North Fork of Teton Canyon. They are busy telling their triplets all about St. Olaf. Mike Anderson is now a full-fledged member of the Foreign Legion. He still practices boxing on the side, though--boxing oranges. Fred Erickson, who was a new member of the class, now has a job with Paramount. His last picture made him famous. His only line was, He went thatta way. John Kahler, banker, mayor, and street cleaner, of the growing city of Pendroy, has just been given another job to do. He has to keep those young punks horn making too much noise when they go to one of those Saturday night dances. Patty Kade liked the Indianapolis Speedway so much when she was back there, that she now owns a race car, and even drives it. Jean Zier of big 15 fame, now has a big fifteen—7 boys and 8 girls. A graduate from Dental school in California, she is starting a business of her own for her children in order to save money. By the way, she married Danny Undseth. Sharon George took over the Teton Pharmacy and now has a fountain in it. She can't get enough help so the kids fix their own drinks. Soft, eh? Sandy Hanusa and Bubs Perkins are very happily married. Sandy is pretty busy taking care of her six sets of twins, while Bubs is taking care of all the sheep twins. They really have a large family. LEIF LARSON President JACK PETERSON Vice President H. TALIFSON Secretary CHARLES CRANE Treasurer FAYE BAKER Representative JAMES LOHSE Representative BRUCE ANDERSON GAYLE ARMSTRONG CHARLES AVERILL J. BAUMGARTNER JAMES BOADLE PAT BJERKAAS JOHN CARLSON MARY BRILAKIS WALLIS CHERRY STELLA GEBHART GENE DANZ UNDA GROOT DALE DEPNER ALLENE HANSON RONNY EKLUND DIANE HENDERSON MERLE HANSON IRIS HUGHES GENE HENNEFORD ROSE KIBBEE WES HIGGINS MARGIE LARANCE ORA KNOWLTON SHIRLEY LUSTY JOE LANTZ M. McFARLANE ED ULLEAAS BEV MONKMAN CARL OLSON JEAN RAUSCH CLARK OLSON PAULINE RICHEM RICHARD PAGE MAXINE SNYDER LARRY TAYLOR MARIE VANCE floatavi ALEX TRUCHOT DEDE WILSON LESLIE WEDUM MAXINE YEAGER LEE FOXWORTHY JOAN ZGODA SHIRLEY ZIER 7ayT5uncEI ™™ President Pete Howard Vice President Janet Rose Sec. -Treas. David Wedum Representative Arlene Depner Representative Virginia Durr S xfr to tt vie4 Larry Broere Linda Austin Ronnie Burgess Charlotte Bond Billy Chalmers Fern Cherry Duke Crary Betty Dhane Billy Halverson Lila Gollehon David Jones Ruby Hansman Jesse Kibbee Sharon Herzog Dick Mauseth Anna Marie Lillesas Jerry McLaughlin Joan Luinstra Lee Nordahl Joann McDonell Jack Schrock Shirley Obernolte Kenny Tomayer Mary Lynn Olsen Lloyd Torgerson Betty Jo Orne Greg Whipple Beverly Reynolds Daroid Foxworthy Delores Rowley Doris Rowley Helen Shelmerdine Margaret Taylor Marlene Weist D. Allen B. Alzheimer F. Bandow D. Bjerkaas D. Clark R. Erickson W. Gebhart R. Gefeller K. George H. Hanson B. Hickman j Huffman G Jacobson T. Jaconetty J. B. Lamun J. Malone M. Moon L. Poore K. Rustad D. Schrock E. Smith L. Talifson J. VanCleave J. Wigmore D. Wilson R. Wiseman P. Young R. Alium A. Arensmeyer S. Areitemeyer C. Armstrong M. E.Bouma J. Davison S. Frazier D. Hansen R, Hansen G. Dower J. Henderson E. James S. Jones V. McAuley D. Nesbit J. Paulus A. Sabados B. Talifson J. Taylor G. Thompson T. Vance G. Vigen P. Dahlin KIRT GEORGE Seti ui LEIF LARSON RACHEL ARMSTRONG GAYLE ARMSTRONG 0pawvUte 0?nte Utc4t KIRT GEORGE, SHARON GEORGE SHIRLEY SWENSON JIM LOHSE ‘Scat @cttycK JANET HUFFMAN HARLEY YEAGER ’Wfodt yatentccC SANDY HANUSA LEO ROWLEY ‘Deutecxa JEAN ZIER JOHN KAHLER Back row; Coach Peterson, Merle Hanson, Clark Olson, Jack Peterson, Leif Larson, Larry Kibbee, Dale Castle, Assistant Coach Allen, Middle row; Roy Snyder, Jay Dunckel, Leo Rowley, Harvey Hanson, Bob Jacobson, Earl Perkins, Ray Anderson, Front row: Greg Whipple, Wally Cherry, Dave Jones, Kirt George, Don Wilson, Larry Taylor, Mike Anderson, Jim Lohse, Gene Henneford. ” 4 ” SyutuC Scares Back; Assistant COACH ALLEN Co-Captains DALE CASTLE and JIM LOHSE COACH DON PETERSON Home Score Opponent Score Choteau - - 7 Shelby - - - - - Choteau - - 6 G. F. Reserves - - 7 Choteau - - 6 Sunburst - 18 Choteau - - 12 Conrad - - 20 Choteau — 12 G. F, Central - - -32 Choteau — 7 Fairfield • - 19 Choteau - - 6 Fort Benton — - -39 Choteau - - 13 Browning - - - - - 0 HAROLD POWERS •76c r zcCu ztc u$ ettewteK KIRT GEORGE LEO ROWLEY ROY SNYDER m MIKE ANDERSON EARL PERKINS H RAY ANDERSON DALE CASTLE Back row: Larry Taylor, Bob Jacobson, Don Wilson, Greg Whipple. Kenny Rustad, Ronnie Eklund Lee Nordahl, Jay Dunckel, Harvey Hanson, Pete Howard, Melvin Moon. Front row: Jim Huffman, Tony Jaconetty, Dave Jones, Roger Gefeller, Jim Wigmore, Billy Halvorson, Farrell Bandow. Keith George. 2 Squad Scores Home Score Opponent Score Choteau - - 26 Fairfield - - 7 Choteau - - 7 Conrad - - - 7 Choteau — 6 Fairfield - - i i K Choteau - - 0 Conrad From, left to right: Jim Lohse, Wesley Higgins, Roy «Snyder, Ray Anderson, Leif Larson, Jack Peterson, Carl Olson, Clark Olson, Jay Dunckel, Kenny Rustad, Wally Cherry, Don Wilson, Pete Howard. 4 Squad Scored Choteau 58 G. F. Central 57 Choteau 39 Fort Benton 57 Choteau 51 Havre Central 48 Choteau 39 Chinook 69 Choteau 46 Cut Bank 61 Choteau 82 Browning 30 Choteau 37 Conrad 35 Choteau 86 Simms 53 Choteau 40 Fairfield 49 Choteau 38 Shelby 69 Choteau 52 Sunburst 69 Choteau 42 G. F. Central 47 Choteau 50 Fort Benton 72 Choteau 41 Havre Central 46 Choteau 46 Chinook 49 Choteau 52 Browning 29 Choteau 52 Cut Bank 60 Choteau 67 Stanford 63 Choteau 43 Conrad 62 Choteau 59 Sunburst 45 Choteau 39 Shelby 64 Choteau 52 Fairfield 51 TOURNAMENT Choteau 44 Havre Central 51 Choteau 56 Cut Bank 52 Choteau 50 Havre Central 51 Sponsored by TOWN and COUNTRY ill Sun bur it vs Cboteau V Snapshot of Havre Central game Fairfield game at Choteau WES HIGGINS JAY DUNCKEL 7e z K ROY SNYDER RAY ANDERSON Sponsored by ABBOTT IMPLEMENT COMPANY and BARBERS, INCORPORATED 2 SyucuC Back row: Tony Jaconetty, Jack Schrock, Kenny Rustad, Don Wilson, Pete Howard, Gene Danz. Middle row: Coach, Kenny Tomayer, Duke Crary, Ronnie Burgess, Bobby Hickman, Mr. Allen, Front row: Roger Gefeller, David Wedum, Harvey Hanson, Farrell Bandow, Jim Wigmore, S’ SiftutuC Scored Choteau 39 G, F Central 51 Choteau 37 Fort Benton 54 Choteau 52 Simms 26 Choteau 37 Cut Bank 36 Choteau 57 Browning 42 Choteau 30 Conrad 33 Choteau 39 Simms 34 Choteau 41 Fairfield 43 Choteau 31 Shelby 77 Choteau 29 Sunburst 72 Choteau 39 G, F, Central 52 Choteau 55 Fort Benton 46 Choteau 48 G.F Westside 29 Choteau 49 All Stars 35 Choteau 41 Browning 49 Choteau 57 Cut Bank 47 Choteau 50 Stanford 49 Choteau 39 Conrad 51 Choteau 44 Sunburst 49 Choteau 44 Shelby 77 Choteau 50 Fairfield 38 Sponsored by MONARCH LUMBER COMPANY i P.Z, (Z.'rty.S. tUtcC President, Ellery Crary; Vice President, Marie Vance; Secretary-Treasurer, Janis Bueling; Librarian, Shir- ley Zier; Rep. f Leo Rowley; Mgrs., Nick Tomayer, Joe Lanz, Dave Jones; Student Director, Leo Rowley. “Diftccfox Sponsored by G. T. A. and BOB'S TIME SHOP PERCUSSION SECTION CORNET and FRENCH HORN SECTION SAXOPHONE SECTION CLARINET, FLUTE, and OBOE SECTION Sponsored by F. G. CURTIS and SON and PENGUIN CAFE President, Delores Rowley; Vice President, Leslie Wedum; Secretary-Treasurer, Mirl Hanson; Rep., Leo Rowley; Librarian, Janet Huffman. MARIE VANCE Sponsored by GENERAL MILLS, INCORPORATED, and WEDUMS Dede Wilson, Stella Gebhart, Lila Gollehon, Sharon Herzog, Linde Groot ettesuHCH 'd 0ta President, Harley Yeager; First Vice President, Leif Larson; Second Vice President, Dick Arensmeyer; Secretary, Ray Anderson; Treasurer, Charles Crane; Reporter, Wes Higgins; Representative, Nick Tomayer; Advisor, Mr. Nauck. si. President, Maxine Yeager; Vice President, Harriet Talifson; Secretary, Janet Huffman; Treasurer, Joan Zgoda; Song Leader, Jeanne Rausch; Parliamentarian, Terry Vance; Historian, Sharon Jones; Representa- tive, Barbara Johnson; Advisor, Miss Carrig. Girls State Representative, Ellery Crary; Boys State Representatives, Harley Yeager and Nick Tomayer. 'Pocu- Growl (paper) Editors, Jacquie Slanger and Sharon George; Bulldog (annual) Editor, Janis Bueling. Sponsored by CROWN JEWELRY and UKE’S SPORT SHOP President, Leif Larson; Vice President, Leo Rowley; Secretary, Faye Baker; Treasurer, Jim Loh9e; Advisors, Mr. Miller and Mr. Allen. TfatcoHcU Society NATIONAL HONOR. SOCIETY President, Harley Yeager; Vice President, Katherinette Malone; Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Johnson; Representative, Deanna Swenson; Advisor, Mr. Schiller. £e oec Scnctein Science (?loc6 President, Nick Tomayer; Vice President, Allene Hanson; Secretary-Treasurer, Shirley Swenson; Librarian, Janis Bueling; Representative, Gene Henneford; Advisor, Mr. Finley. President, Leo Rowley; Vice President, Marie Vance; Secretary-Treasurer, Beverly Monkman; Advisors, Mr. Reed, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Annala. Jlt r asiicut Duties: Check out library books to students, classify books, maintain order in library, assist students with reference material. Rachel Armstrong, Janet Huffman, June Baumgartner. PRINTERS Director, Mr. Reed 'vfy ie (?G fte t£e 'ucte Seniox ici44 ZO eH ( UcKcUvi September October November December January 1 School Begins 24 National Assembly 6 No School (Labor Day) 28 Browning-The re 10 Shelby-There 29 Cut-Bank-There 11 Great Falls Reserves-Here 24 Sunburst- There February 4 First game in the new gym- Sandord 1 Conrad-Here 5 Conrad-There 8 Great Falls Central-Here 10 Foreign Exchange Student spoke 11 National Assembly to us 15 Fairfield-He re 11 Area Career Day-All decided 22 Fort Benton-Here what they would like 27 Browning-Here to be. 28-29 M. E. A. Convention 11 Sunburst-Here 12 Shelby-Here 2 Senior Pictures Taken 15 National Assembly 11 Veteran’s Day Assembly 17 Conservation Assembly 13 F. H. A. Banquet 18 Fairfield-Here-We beat them 19 Band Concert for the first time in seven 25 Thanksgiving years. 26 Great Fails Central-Here 23-26 Divisional Tournament in F First Basketball game Great Falls. We came out 27 Fort Benton-There seventh. 29 National Assembly March 4 Band Concert 3 Havre Central-There 5 F. F. A., F. H. A. banquet 4 Chinook-There 11 Junior Play- Girl Crazy 10 Cut Bank-Here 19 Spring Carnival 11 Browning-Here 23 Jubileers from M. S. U. sang 15-16 Senior Play-” Here Come The 24 M. E, A. play Brides -A huge sensation to say 24-26 F. H. A. convention the least. 17 Conrad-Here April 2 District Music Festival 18 Simms-Here 7-11 Spring vacation (caught up on 20 Fairfield-There our sleep.) 21 Band Concert 13-15 F. F. A. convention 23 Christmas Vacation begins 20 Something must have 28 C.P.C. Winter Ball happened I 25 National Assembly 3 Back to the old grind! 28-30 High School Week 7 National Assembly 30 Junior Prom Shelby-There 8 Sunburst-There May 5-7 State Music Festival 14 Great Falls Central-There 13-14 State Track Meet 15 Fort Benton-Here 14 Havre Band Festival 21 Havre Central-Here 20 Band Concert 22 Chinook-Here Sneak Day (No date) Something besides Basketball 22 Baccalaureate games must have happened 25 Commencement on one of these days! 28 Band trip to Lethbridge 74 e To be or Not to be Study of Atom and Eve A sure cure for Enterotoxemia H'� MI New Fangled Bird Houses Balance Those Books Good Luck to the Graduates CWOTEAU DRUG 13I=LL.-A VISTA MOTEL AL AND LEONA BERGMANN Owner - Manager On Park to Park Hiway 89 Choteau, Montana SILVER SPUR BAR CAFE For Good Food Try Vaughn, Mont. GERALD CAFE Great Falls, Montana 7 7- I' APPLIANCES CHICK'S APPLIANCE STORE JOHN L. CHICK” SULGROVE, Prop. Everything Electrical RCA Television OBERNOUTE FURNITURE FLOOR COVERING Carpeting Home Furnishings Television Famous Brands - Top Quality Satisfaction Guaranteed ED AND ADELINE OBERNOLTE Owners WANUSA AGENCY ARNOLD C. HANUSA WANSON “BROS. GARAGE JOHN L. DUNCKEE fZ Klr GROCERY Oldsmobile Sales and Service You’re Always Welcome at CHOTEAU CLUB SPORTSHOP Hunting and Fishing Supplies Recreation - Relaxation - and Refreshments Your Business Is Appreciated Come in and Enjoy Yourself DON ANDERSON - Owner Phone 9993 Choteau, Montana Choteau, Montana 3 l_E= NT'S. SERVICE Gifts for All Occasions If It's Good Food You Want Stop at the LOG CABIN DRIVE-INN SALES SERVICE M R MOTORS Choteau, Montana The Firm That Knows the Ranch Business WILLIAM FOX AGENCY Phone 2-2633 or 2-1693 106 Central Avenue Great Falls When in Great Falls Stop at For the Best in Groceries HUSSMANS CHOTEAU FOOD MARKET Great Falls, Montana Choteau, Montana Flowers for All Occasions at the TESCH SALES SERVICE CHOTEAU FLORAL AND GREENHOUSES Choteau, Montana Plumbing and Heating Phone 4497 Choteau, Montana i N j_l IMPLEMENT CO. Trucks, Tractors COGSWELL AGENCY Complete Insurance Coverages 15 Third St. North--Ford Building Great Falls, Montana Hardware, Sport Goods Complete Shop Service GREAT FALLS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE All Makes of Standard and Nelson - Hamilton - Hinman Portable Typewriters GAMBLE'S HARDWARE AND FURNITURE W. W. SCOTT Phone 81 Ambulance Service ■ 5. L. ‘Batiks Monuments Flowers TETON PHARMACY Prescriptions JOE LUCIER, Proprietor Helena Rubinstein Cosmetics ifxxnttnl Stockman's Supplies LIA'RT POR.D FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Your INSURANCE AGENCY Dependable Insurance Carefully Written Phone - 5518 Choteau, Montana in Choteau FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Auto, Truck, Fire, Life One Call Does It All J. W. JIMMY JEWETT Great Falls, Mont. HOWARD’S SERVICE STATION CAKTE Goodyear Tires Goodyear Batteries COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Great Falls TtccCxitiaua DAIRY PRODUCTS THE PIONEER DAIRY 400 Central Ave. West Great Falls, Mont. Diamond Setting and Remounting Watch and Jewelry Repair Special Order Work All Work Guaranteed We Invite Credit No Carrying Charge or Interest Convenient Lay-Away Plan Friendly and Courteous Service Lowest Prices Due to Our Low Overhead The House of 1000 Earrings WOLFE JEWEL BOX 524 Central Avenue Great Falls, Montana Choose Your Jeweler, Before You Choose Your Diamond. OWOTEZ- XLJ GARAGE Pontiac Sales and Service BEN CHALMERS, Prop, if) PONTI if J. I. Case Choteau, Montana G. M. C. Trucks Conoco Products BEST POLICY AT ALL Y times JIM DELLW O AGENCY Phone: 4408 Choteau Our Congratulations to the Class of 55 Clean Rooms Coffee Shop and Dining Room Air Conditioned We Cater to Private Parties and Banquets Your Friendly GOODYEAR Dealer ANDY'S TIRE COMPANY Great Falls, Montana ENGLISH REALTY CO. , INC Phone 6529 or 6520 312j Central Avenue Great Falls, Montana J.C. PENNEY CO., INC. in Choteau, Montana JIM HENDERSON, Mgr CHOTEAU LOCKERS Modern Refrigerated Lockers Meats and Groceries Curing - Processing - Ice Cold Beer Phone 9930 Choteau, Montana Penney’s AlWAYS MAST QUALITY! You'll Do Better at ALBRECHTS The House of Fine Furniture' HARDWARE Our Own Hardware Youngstown Steel Kitchens Floor Coverings Monarch Electric Ranges Supermix Paints Hamilton Washer and Driers Sporting Goods Speed Queen Washers and Driers Phone 5503 JIM JAROLIMEK Owner Choteau Montana We Wish To Thank the Following Merchants for Their Help Jackson's Barber Shop Modern Equipment Co. Duval Wallace Hardware J. C. Penney, Great Falls Kenkels Beckmans Kaufman's Schell Restaurant Corral Carlson's Great Falls Sporting Goods Singer Sewing Machine Co. First Federal Johnson Rug Co. McIntosh Tailers Town and Ranch Great Falls Transfer and Storage Co Anderson Office Machines Graham and Ross Russell's Jewelry Great Falls Army Store American Furniture Mailing Shop and Office Supply Midway Bar Tintinger Agate Savings and Loan Association Se Uar Scsu Ce4 £D yJLa. Ct+-4 J-a- 2 'LXccJo' - (ff trt 42, jzfrd+ Y 6 ? sJa fr rtSVl