Conrad High School - Whoop Up Trail Yearbook (Conrad, MT)

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PEP Several 'rew features were adaea the PEP thrs year arrong them a Mrnd Your Manners column and a fev cartoons Two prctures and several lrn leurn cuts also addea varrety Members of the PEP staff who hare wrr ten lUO rnches who do con srstent work on publrcatrons who remarn rn the upper thrrd of therr class who are approv d by the natronal secretary become elrgrole for membershrp rn the Qurll and Scroll Natronal Iournalrstrc socrety Iurrrors and Senrors who fulfrlled thes requrrements and became members thrs year were Glenn Ellrngson Shelton Iones Iohn Van Bronkhorst Iames Emrrck and Georgra Mooney A short play was presented by the PEP staff early rn the year The Staff Edrtor Iohn Van Bronkhorst Assocrate Edrtor Shelton Iones Sports Glenn Ellrngson Advrsor Mrss Wrllene Iones Bus ness Manager Ruth Whrtney Reporters Helen Broesder Georgra Mooney Ianet lones Bette Emrrck Patrrcra Lavrn Mary lane Strrcklrn Ioan Petersen Patrrcra Whrte Beverly Krrkpatrrck Iames Emrrck Leora Prrce Helen Lane Gladys Brck Patrrcra Petersen SENIOR PLAY Wrth Mrss Iames and Mrss lones as drrectors the class play Plane Crazy was chosen to be presented December 4 l942 Iudgrng by the number of people present rt was really a success and the Senrors felt relreved of a heavy frnancral burden as a result The cast rncluded Nelda Haleon Marrorre Bossberg Anna Betty lune Koorstra George Haleon Shelton Iones Elorse Pat Hays Irmrny lohn Van Bronlchorst Mrss Crump Helen Serfert Harold CPutrrdJ Irmrny Emrrck Ioe tMusclesl Glenn Ellrngson Iulre Pat Petersen Peggy Frances Nrgg Chrp Ralph Hales Mrs Petty Ruth Whrtney Irmmys gang Beverly Krrkpatrrck Vernon Freebury Bertha Tomsha Goldre Kerl Dorothy Ek Brll Thaanum and Torval Halverson Personnel rn charge of productron were Busrness Manager Beverly Krrk patrrck Stage Manager Art Errckson Propertres Elsre Carlson and Mary Fagan House Manager Buth Loeffler The plot centered around Irmmy Haleon He wanted to fly but because hrs father was not arr rnrnded he got a Job as hangar boy at the arrport to help pay for flyrng lessons Wrth the help of hrs gang he also worked at Iulre s Hamburger Inn Frnally the plan leaked our Then lrmmy smashed hrs car cranrng to see an arrplarre Mr Haleon se rng the only way out srgned Irmmys flyrng perrnrr The cast certarnly en1oyed prrttrng on the play Cas anyone could see rf he looked rn at a rehearsall and deep gratrtude goes to Mrss Iones and Mrss Iames for therr farthful leadershrp through those srx tryrng weeks I43I 1 1 , . sh .., r ' ra 1 , . .r 11 1 11 . 1 1 A . V . .. . . '4 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 .1 . Q N., , V , . 1 2 ' V . , , , V . . V 5 . - . . - . ' r - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , V ' 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 .1 1 1 - r - , ' 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 . N D1 1 A 1 . , N., , 1 1 . .A 1 1 Y 1 1

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I UNIOR PROM Thls extravaganza of 1942 was presented on Aprll 18 rn hrgh honor for the departmg class of 42 The Iunlor Prom was the emoyment and lrfe of the Jumors whrle work on 1t was belng completed The steady however slow progress ultlmately pro duced a scene 1ns1de a Latln Amerxcon veranda or pat1o Enclosmg th1s patro on one srde was a hrgh rock wall hung w1th garlands of blossoms whtle under the balcony oppostte were graceful whrte festoons ln front of the orchestral stage stood a latt1ce fence draped wlth more unrque and fanc1ful flowers One of the more pleasrng effects was the huge mural upstage typrfymg Pan Amencamsm on whlch the flags of the twenty one Amerrcan Bepubhcs were pamted Punch was served from a rock wall near the fence Don Severtson and Donalda Berder led the grand march at nme o clock as the Rhythm Benders rendered Onward Conrad 1n swrngtlme Two robust grouchos Harold Hanson Ir and Bob Arnot Ir gave out 1nterest1ng pro grams contalnmg such numbers as the Bollvran Blues and the Costa RICO Canter Patrons and Patronesses were Supenntendent H P Lew1s Mr and Mrs The entlre class worked on the Prorn at one trme or another and w1th the trmely gurdance of Mr Cornn achreved the completlon Tom OBr1er1 as usual solved many complrcatrons We are deeply mdebted to all of these for assurxng the flnal success IUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET The fmal farewell to the class of 42 from the class of 43 was the lumor Senlor Banquet held rn the gym m1d the Prom decoratlons on Aprrl 20 1942 About 125 persons luntors Senlors and Faculty enloyed a dmner of South Amerlcan drshes prepared by mothers of the Jumors Many thanks go to these mothers for th1s lovely banquet Followlng custom the Sophomore gzrls served such dlshes as Ensalada de Argentma Pollo y Srmplon t cetera The program conslsted of the usual compltmentary C21 welcome and response of the two class pres1dents the talks of Mr Lewrs and Advtsors Cornn and Breeden Bette Emrrck gave a readlng and Betty Iune Koorstra and Dxclc McFarland playea a plano duet Dance musrc was played followmg the program and vlth th1s the Juntors and senlors forrrally parted I 0 , I. T. Cornn, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Severtson, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McFarland. ' ' P ' . ' , e . . R ,