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

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201 MURIEL WARD College Prep., Yell Squad 3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Latin Club 1-2, Library 3-4, FHA 2. f'77X.2i7f,. 2 ' 1 JEANNIE WEBSTER College Prep., Latin Club 1-2, FHA N 1-2-4, Glee Club 1-2, Physical Ed. 1-3 'X Comm. Club 3, Photography 4, Pep ' fx Staff 2-3-4, Yell Squad 1-2. E 'x X PB 1 5, XI? CORLEEN WARWICK College Prep., Yell Squad 2-3-4, Yell Squad Officer 4, Latin Club 1-2-3-4, Comm. Club 3, Glee Club 3-4, Band 1, Pond Officer 2-3-4, CSA Officer 4, Pep Staff 4, Class Play 3-4, Prom Comm. Physical Ed. 1. KAW Q .

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KENNETH WADDELL College Prep., Basketball 1-2-3--LT1-at-k 1-2-3-4. Football 2 C Clu . b 3-4, C Club Offirer 4, Basketball Captain 4, Band 1-2-3-4. CSA 4, Class Offiver 2-4 Trail Staff 4, Prom Comm. 3. LANICE ROSER College Prep., FHA I-2-3-4. Officer 3. Comm. Club 2, Band Officer 4, Chorus 4, Library l, Play 3-4. 5 A D Z -, W4 1. f 'W ff! Tj J I i' I F CLIFFORD ROSSBERG College Prep., Football 1-2-3--1, Basket- ball 1-2-3, Track 1-2, C Club 2-3-4, FFA 1. ll QX BETTY SALOIS Entered from Deer Lodge 2. College Prep., Comm. Prep., Yell Squad 3. Physical Ed. 3, Comm. Club 3. .5 . JACK SPR AGUE Pep Staff 4, Photography 4. Trail Staff WALLACE TOWEY N College Prep.. Latin Club l-2, Yell Squad 2, Physical Erl. 1, Class Offim-er 2, Pep Staff 3, Class Play 4. Physical Ed. l-3. Yell Squad 2-3-4, FHA l-2-4. Class Class X? 9l.

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The f The Ranch is nestled in the Conrad High School Basin. In the fall of '43, M. Teslow, boss of the , called a meeting of all hands and Naomi Wolverton was voted foreman of the ranch. Her top hands were Dick Long, Wally Towey, and Pat Hennessy. World War II was in full swing then, and in cooperation with the U. S. Treasury Department the ranch won the war bond contest with a grand total of 33517. Tops for amateurs! Even though times were good, Teslow sold out the next year to R. Selle from Miles City, who has been the owner ever since. Dick Long attained the rank of foreman and his linemen were Kenny Waddell, Joan McCracken, and Charlotte Moore. The call for duty by the U. S. Army was answered by Long in the summer of '45. A year and one-half later he rejoined the outfit. After V-J Day we settled down to make the most of our third year at the ranch. The new foreman, Clyde Loeffler, and his top hands, Bob Rachac, Charlotte Moore and Jerry Ledbury, successfully accomplished the task. The talented cowboys and cowgirls presented an old-time melo- drama, For Her Che-ild's Sake. A large crowd of fellow ranchers attended the annual hoedown and chuck that spring. Many of our best pals left the country after that final gathering. During the summer of '46 we realized that in another year our days at jk would be over. By September the dream of the three previous years was coming true. Clyde resigned his position as foreman to Kenny Waddell, with Dorothy Elliott and Lanice Roser assisting him through many tough jobs. One was the play, J une Mad g another the Christmas dance, Where everyone wore his best bib and tucker. Editing of the record book was in charge of Jack Sprague, a Navy vet. From it, The Whoop- Up Trail, we will remember all our hard times besides the fun we had at the . l21l