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

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RALPH HALES SHELTON IONES IOHN VAN BRONKHORST BOB GODDARD GLENN ELLINGSON BOB HOSTETTER MIKE PULVER DON FOWLER ROY GODDARD OLAP SMEDSRUD RALPH FLOERCHINGER KENNETH WOLVERTON HARRY ARMSTRONG BILL THAANUM LEONARD IOHNSON IUNIOR ROBINSON PRICE HARRIS C CLUB years years years years years years year year years year year year year football football football football football football football football football football football football football YGGTS YGCITS YGCIYS YQUTS YGUIS YGGYS YGCITS YGCIF YGCIT YGUT basketball basketball basketball basketball basketball basketball basketball basketball basketball basketball VVV A large group of rndustrrous boys and glrls organrzed a Latrn Club thrs year electrng the offrcers as follows Sponsor and Advrsor Mrss Wrllene lones lmperatatora Leora Prlce Sub Irnperatatora Marllyn Klugh Pecunlatora et Scrrba Dorrs Armstrong In December the club sponsored a Penny Dance One cent flnes were pard by anyone attendrng wearrng a cessorres and anythlng made from rubber steel The event was a huge success and the rnoney taken rn went toward frnancrng the Roman style banquet held on March 6th The Banquet was very entertalnrng and a good trme was had by all the members Dressed rn togae vestae and pallae Csheets to non mernbersl resemblrng Roman noblemen they ate rn a recltmng posrtron on couches In answer to the crtes of edamus tlet s eatl volo edere CI want to eatl and s1t1o tlm thrrstyl slaves bearrng hugh trays of food patterned after that of the Romans hurrted rn Entertamrnent of a wrde varrety tncluded a short Latln Sklt ln the latter part of Aprtl the clulo held a ptcruc There was plenty WJ to eat and evervohe en oyed hrrnself tremendously Thrs club and tts GCIIJIIIGS added constderably to the year s socral calendar and 1t ts hoped that thts club can l e conttnued ln the future I I ll ll so . 3 3 2 2 , , ,, so . 2 . 2 , , 2 . ., , 2 , , l 2 l 2 2 l l . ,, l L .,,, ., ,. , I , , , , I ,U ,,,,.,,,.. ,N l . Q . Venimus, Vidirnus, Vincernus'-fWe came, We saw, We shall conquer.

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DEBATE Our debate club was oraamzed at the beq1nn1nq of the second s rnester Those part1c1pat1nq were Carl Galuo Glenn Llhnason Els1e Loeffler Beverly Woods Helen Hales lohn Van Bronkhorst Turner 1 Atkms Shelton Iones and Ralph Hales Beverly Woods and Iohn Van Bronkhorst dropped out later Our teacher and adv1sor was MISS Iarnes The nat1onal subtect for debate was Resolved That a Federal World Government Should Be Estabhshed 'Ne met flfSl per1od every Monday Wednesday and Fr1day Our club qave an exh1b1t1on debate before tne assembly on March l Several weeks later we held a debate for the L1ons Club at the1r request We enroyed several rounds of debate 1n the d1str1ct tournament at Great Falls LIBRARY Hey' get me somethmq to read th1s per1od a L1fe or somethmq What do ya mean I cant read em now Well' lrn not 1n here last p6I1Od O K' O K ' get me a qood l1brary book What s that b1q red one Wllh the yellow letters that S1lS back there on the th1rd shelf There no over a couple of books the other way that s 1t Oh' l dont want th1s the pr1nt 1S so small you can hardly see tt Say see 1f Ttqer Roan lS 1n No I dont remember the author but gosh' l dont know how to work that crazy card cataloq Well qtve me a Readers D1qest Guess that s the only th1na you dames can f1nd anyway' Th1s IS a fa1r example of what the l1brar1ans have to take when we the students of C H S want sornethmq to read But under the careful select1on of MISS Helen Shull the head l1brar1an all the ass1stant l1brar1ans have been chosen on the bas1s of personal1ty promptness dependab1l1ty and 1nterest 1n the work so they usually know what to do 1n cases such as that Any boy or q1rl who IS 1nterested 1n th1s work may become a l1brar1an 1f he or she can qual1fy for th1s honor posttton The l1brary has now ach1eved the name of the Lew1s L1brary ID honor of the late H P Lew1s former super1ntendent of our schools lt IS one of the f1nest school l1brar1es 1n the state wrth approx1mately seven thousand books on locat1on One of llS most useful features IS the collect1on of about flve hundred volumes of bound maqazmes w1th the Readers Gu1de as an 1ndex to th1s mater1al The ten l1brar1ans ass1st1na lvI1ss Shull th1s year are lrene Crawford VITQIDIG Fowler Evelyn Koo1stra Dolores Beatt1e Patr1c1a Kronebusch Char lotte Iohnson Helen Wh1tney Ianet Iones Mane Koemq and Leona Enckson 'll Q. V . . . . 1 1- 1 . 1 V 1 1 v . 1 -1 - 1 - A 1 1 . 11 - 1 , . 1 . . 1 . 5 . . . 11 . 11 . 1 1 1 . . , . . . . .. 1 1 . . 1 1 1 . . 1 ' . . , . 1 11 . 11 . . 1 . . , 1 , -'- . . . 11 . 11 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 . 11 1 1 11 . . . , . 1 . 11 . 11 . 1 N., . , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . cv 11

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T C CLUB Reading let! to rzqht Ftrst Raw: Roy Goddard, Shelton lanes, Bob Hcstetter, Ralph Hales, lzhn Van Brcnkhcrsf, Glenn Ellmqscn, Bob Goddard, Second Row, left to rxght: Sxquard Hefty, Coach: Mill? Pulver, Carl Galub, Elll Thaaruurrz, Leonard lshnson, Olaf Smedsrud, Thtrd Row, left to right: Kenny 'Wolverton Don Fowler, Ralph Floerchmqer, T. I. Atkms, Maunce Holm, LIBRARIANS Reading left to rtqht: Leona Errckson, Vtrqtma Fowler, lrene Crawford, Evelyne Kooistra, lanet lanes, . l .ts . Pat Kronebush, Clear otte lohnson, tv' s Shull, Mane Koemq, Helen Whxtney, Delores Beattxe T' lllslnnv UIIN l33l