Custer County High School - Branding Iron Yearbook (Miles City, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1938 volume:

ff 3 -Q - 7Z?JjJf6i.L ' W5 2 . XVYU U55 Efzancfingg jfzon 4 Tl-IE BIQANDING IRGN W V f. .An M CUSTER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL ' Tomcsur-3 IQIVER -i1.. 1 -l-lv FOIQEWORD To place in lasting form an accurate ac- count of the activities, organizations and accomp- lishments, which are dear to the heart of each student, has been our aim in compiling the nineteen hundred and thirty-eight edition of the BRANDING IRON. . R. H. WOLLIN PRINCIPAL ADMINISTQATICDN Combined efforts and endeavors on the part of students, student organizations and members of the faculty have made possible the fourth. edition of the new type Branding Iron. May these completed memory booklets prove a real source of joy and lasting pride to all who possess them. I GLENN L. DENTON ASS'T PRINCIPAL g FACULTY R. H. Wollin Principal David Brewer General Science James Brown Commercial Law, Athletics Donald Campbell History, Public Speaking Evelyn Ericson English Rachel Evenson Mathematics, Languages Richard Farnsworth English, Public Speaking Lyravine Fish Algebra, History Louise Gill Commercial Matthew Halverson Science Howard Hilleman Biology Harry Hoffman Agriculture, T. 81 I. Margarethe Janssen History, Psychology Myrtle Kraudy Secretary Helena Yaeger Librarian Glen Denton Asst. Principal Social Science Edgar Johnson Farm Shop, Auto Mec. N. K. Kutzman Geometry ' Mary Ellen Leonard Engl ish Marjorie Petrie Home Economics Ella Pleissner Art, English Ruth Rehn Girls' Athletics Pauline Sather Latin Marjorie Schiltz English, Public Speaking M. Winnifred Schmid English Kenneth Smith Athletics Pete Spraines Typewriting Julian Steen Music IN MEMORIAM GEORGE TWIBLE President--Class of 1938 I A N N U M ,5,Tl3Fs'1,,oc , or Editor - - Eileen Woodson Assistants-Jean Ball Raleigh Bird Mary Brockway Peggy Caine Herschell Reibe Charles Stewart Phyllis Wohlgenant Jean Wollin Don Wylie Aclv.Mgr. ' Norman Gilchrist Solicitors-Howard Boehmer Dick Conway Jane Eastwold Robert Hiers Lucius Hurlbut Christine Jelinek Lois Nelson Donalda Schrnickrath Sec.-Trees. - Beverlye I-leplourn Supervisor-Multigraph, Mimeograph - - Pete Spraines Annual Sponsor -------- M. W'fred Schmid Whats In a Name. Once upon a time a great DANE , famous as an ARCHER , lived with his wife in the northern woods. Having defeated all competitors in his native province, he found courage to ASK his wife to pack their few posses- sions and sojourn to unconquered fields. Loyally she answered, AYE , AYE . Not a CLOUD appeared in the sky on the initial day of their trip, and as they regretfully bade farewell to their neighbors, the WO0DSONS , and to their fa- vorite hauntsg the song of many a warbling BIRD was registered among the forest hymns. Echoing notes sounded like strains from Lucia . CCould they have been from UT-S0-N0-MIYA? J As the old couple emerged into the open, they glimpsed a river which reminded them of the KLAR HUDSON . Inasmuch as a CARR -even an ASHEL-FORD?-was beyond their means, this adventuresome pair took turns riding the SWARTZ donkey, who annoyed them, when at inopportune times be stopped to BRAY . Once during the early stages of the journey, the itin- erants were startled by the sound of an Indian DRUM in the distance and by signals of SMOKE-OFF a high hill. Admitting the possibility' of Indians taking the HER-AUF their heads, both repeated passages from LUKE . For- tunately, they passed beyond this danger zone and through towns where HEDGES were green as REEDS which grew near the old USALTMARSHY' Late one afternoon, attempting to follow the directions of WEST EAS'IlWOLD , the twain became confused and traveled several miles in the wrong direction. By the time they realized their error, the wife was so weary she was limping along with the aid of her PEG and a CAINE 3 so gladly consented to camp for the night at the foot of a BROWN NOEL a few yards distant. In the semi-dark- ness the husband was still able to POLK around gathering boughs and leaves for a resting place, since they did not pack a COTT-ER a pillow. Despite fatigue they slept intermittently, for the BALL of a calf and the HOWELL of a WOLFE , disturbed their peace, which they hoped they might 'TWD-LATER . Thus endeth an episode lacking all of Poe's prescribed essentials. .F dm O Q x Q ' f '1 . ...... fi X 1 WC V' .A I ,-. -N , . H -----K ! . I xx? 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Chorus, 4 'Seven Keys to Baldpate' T. dz I., 1,2,38z4 ARNOLD, BETH Her sunny locks hang on her temples like a golden fleece. Basketball, 2, 3,8z 4 Tennis, 2, 3, 85 4 Chorus, 2, 3, 85 4 Signal Butte' 3 Press Club, 3 8a 4 Ushers Club, 3 Ba 4 ADDING TON, NELL RAE' I'll steal through life in my own quiet Way. Band, 1 dz 2 Chonus, 2 dz 4 ASK, EUNICE Don't 'Ask' me. I d0n't know ANDERSON, MANFORD He that keeps out of harin's way will gather goodly riches. ARCHER, ROBERT A quiet man but quite a man Orchestra, 3 T. Sa I., 4 ALMLI, KATHERINE Faith in my own convictions. Hiking Club, 2, 3 AYE, ARLA 'The 'Ayes' have it. if whim - - .level feel, f ,....aa l ifii V K ei gk . , '-2 1 . M53 QM, :nf Fi it V ', 'N ??'l3?l'?. V xg 153' 5 IF ' ,-l- M BROWN, GERALDIN E 4 'She knows her man. Junior Senate Basketball, 3 dz 4 Hiking Club, 3 8: 4 Band, 1, 2, 3 and 4 Orchestra, 1,2,3,8z4 Chorus, 3 8: 4 BOEHMER, HOWARD Observant, studious, thoughtful. Scholarship, 4 BENGE, DALE Lean, lanky son of the desert sage. T. Sc I. Orchestra BENSEL, CARL When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. BAILEY, HELEN Her words are trusty heralds to her thoughts. Betty Lamp Club, 1 ,., ...,., ,.,.., . . BATEMAN, DOROTHY A tiii : 4 Her smile is big enough for . ..-.:,,. .,.. .., -.,, : l..,:a:'1:' - , . :- . , .,.. . ,,,, , ...,. . .- ' :V ' Hn I.,I -132.2- 4,42 zxz Signal Butte, 2, 3,354 1'V2: Af A 13, E Press Club, 4 1 Ushers Club, 4 , .fflfsjgt 'wggwtf AYE, GLADA The 'Ayes' have it. Orchestra. 3 BROCKWAY, MARY When I am near, sweetest music you will hear. Chorus, 2 8z 4 Essay Contest, 4 BARTHOLOMEW, ECHO Gaiety and laughter fill all my hours. Glee Club 1,2,3,8z4 Ushers Club, 4 Betty Lamp, 4 BALL, JEAN Gather ye rose buds while ye may Old Time is still a-ilyingf' Press Club, 4 Signal Butte, 4 Ushers Club, 4 Junior Senate, 3 Student Council, 2 BRAY, RALPH In him alone, 'twas natural to please. Football, 1,2,3,8z 4 Basketball. 1, 2,3,8z4 Track, l,2,3,8a4 Student Council, 2 CARMICHAEL, N AN ETTE Music! Music! Music! give me music. , . e xn 5-1 LO an A'ff.! 9.5 H WP Q' z- 5 Q 3 ,K W pf jg? 3? Af ,lx kiwi 1 .l ,ggi . 5 A ,e i 3 A , ,E . : - tg Q- fl 2,25 xn sf LO af. Aegpf! 'fLJ:LfE we COTTER, BILL A star in our corral, and co-captain as well. Basketball, 2, 3, 8z 4 Captain, 4 Junior Senate Track, 3 8a 4 CONWAY, DICK But all in good time. Sedy-Treasurer, 2 Chorus, 1 86 2 Stage Crew, 2 8: 3 CHEZUM, DICK Little I ask, my wants are few. F.F,A.,1,2,38z4 Auto Mechanics, 4 Chorus, 2 CUNNINGHAM, BARBARA What hath the future in store? CLOUD, GARNET A little work, a little play DUNAHAY, ROY Lean as Cassius' ghost. T. 85 I., 1 Football, 3 8: 4 CAINE, PEGGY A librarian will she be. Vice-President, 3 Signal Butte, 3,8z4 Hiking Club. 38a4 Basketball, 2, 3, Sz 4 T. 8: I., 4 Annual Staff Senior Senate COOMBE. FRANCES To be of service rather than conspicuous. Chorus, 4 CARR, MARY A social smile, a sympathetic ear. Hiking Club. 4 Betty Lamp, 4 'Growing Pains' 'Seven Keys to Bald-pate' COOKSEY, CECIL 'tStrong, silent man, CUMMINGS, DON And a voice as deep as thunders roar. 'Seven Keys to Bald-pate' DRUM. JOHN I'd walk a mile-,for my camera. Scholarship, 4 xlT54LoanA'Ei!s11iXI WP DANE, GRACE What is good is never too abundant. Band, 1 Orchestra, 3 DYBA, RICHARD Large and tall and not 1 bit small. Football, 4 Chorus. 4 ESSLINGER, ALLEN Every man has his hobby. FINDLATER, BILL The gods will diet with me. Chorus, 1, 2, 3 Sz 4 Football, 1, 2, 3 8a 4 GILMORE, ALENE Studious, ah! yes, but see that twinkle in her eye. Press Club, 3 dz 4 Signal Butte, 2, 3, 8a 4 'Once There Was a Prin- cess' 'Seven Keys to Baldlpate' GILCHRIST, NORMAN He is not in the role of common men. Nat. Honor Soc., 3 8: 4 Band, 1, 2, 3 8: 4 Press Club, 4, Orch., 2 State Scholarship. 1 President, 3 Senior Senate Vice-President, 4 Advertising Mgr., Annual 'Growing Pains' 'Seven Keys to Bald-pate' DEIBELE, CECTLIA What's in a name? Chorus, 3 ELBERT, DEWEY Honest, I aln't lazy. I'm just dreaming. EASTWOLD, JANE She has smiles for our gay hours. Basketball, 1 Band, 2 8a 3 Tennis, 3 8: 4 Hiking Club, 3 Annual Staff Yell Leader, 3 dz 4 Honor Society, 4 FEELEY. ROBERT The element of being satisfied consists in being just like me. T. Sz I. GRAINGER, DONALD He is wise who talketh but little. Stage Crew, 4 Press Club. 4 GRIFFITH, ELLEN Quiet, timid and bashiulkf T,8aI.,38z4 sec.,'r.az1.,4 HOGAN, LAVERN Truth has such a face and such a mienf' Auto Mechanics, 1 8: 2 HOWELL. SYLVIA 'She looks as clear as morning roses washed with dew. Band, 3 at 4 HERAUF, ELIZABETH Footloose and fancy free.' Ushers Club, 1 Chorus, 3 HURLBUT, LUCIUS His blushes come and go like the firelightfs rosy glow. Chorus, 1 8: 4 Press Club, 4 Scholarship, 4 HAGGERTY ,MARY With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come. Home Ec. 2,3,8z4 Betty Lamp Club, 2,3, 8a 4 HENNEWINKEL, KATHYRN A sudden thought strikes me. HEPBURN, BEVERLYE Tall and stately and with a queenly air. Student Council, 1 Chorus, 2 Secretary Treasurer, 4 Press Club, 4 Annual Staff, 4 HAWKINS, MARVIN I dance the blues away. T. 85 I., 3 8a 4 HAGGERTY, JIM Small in stature but a mental giant. Scholarship. 2, 3,8z4 Signal Butte, 3 Nat. Honor Soc., 3 8z 4 HARTIG, MILDRL-:D I spend my days in argu- ments, My night in planning them. Nat. Honor Soc., 3 8: 4 Ushers Club, 2, 3, 8a 4 Betty Lamp Club, 4 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 8z 4 Junior 8a Senior Senate Tennis 1 Hiking Club, 1, 2, 85 3 'Seven Keys to Baldipate' HIERS, BOB For not to live at ease is not to live. Band, 2, 3, 8a 4 Football, 2, 8a 3 Tennis, 2 3, 85 4 'Seven Keys to Baldpate' Chorus 1 8a 2 HEDGES, RUTH t'Some hem and haw, but Ruth hedges. xu Sf: LO as Asif! its XI YXP tai My HENDRICKSON, JUNE A quiet little lady. T, 86 I., 4 ISAACS, JOHN Is patience one of his virtues? F. F. A.. 1 Football, 3 JOHNSON- GLADYS The fair, the chaste, and unexpressive she. Chorus, 3 JELINEK, CHRISTINE 'AA friend to every friendless name. Chorus, 2 Sz 3 Senior Senate Ushers Club, 3 dz 4 Signal Butte, 4 JOHNSON, SHIRLEY 1-Iails from Savannah, Illinois. Scholarship, 4 Honor Society, 3 dz 4 KENNEDY, ARLINE And a verse of Whittier's song is haunting my memory Still. Hiking, 1, 2 :Sz 3 Ushers Club, 3 Sz 4 HUDSON, DORA By the work, one knows the Workman. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, dz 4 Betty Lamp Club, 1, 2, 3 8a 4 Tennis, 2 Hiking Club, 2 Signal Butte, 2 'Seven Keys to Baldlpate' Scholarship, 2 Ushers Club, 2, 3, dz 4 KLAR, WILLIAM My kingdom for a horse. JAHN, VIOLET Fetch me that flower. Chorus, 2 85 4 Betty Lamp, 1 85 3 Hiking, 3 J OHNSON, LORETTA Conduct, culture. and character. Hiking Club, 1 Orchestra, 3 Scholarship, 2 dz 4 JULIAN, LUclrm..E She thinks, and then speaks aloud! Home Ec. Club, 2 Scholarship, 2 KUWAHARA, RUTH Art is a beautiful way of doing things. Chorus, 3 8: 4 'Growing Pains' xo 5-c to m ATQQ an be Y!P I xii SA L0 M652 SLE XI YXP KELLY, BEATRICE Replete with modestyf Chorus. 2 LANEY, DALE Facts are stubborn things. Signal Butte, 2 Press Club, 2 8a 3 LEWIS, MARGUERRITE Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society. Ushers Club, 1, 2, 3 8a 4 Band, 1, 85 2 Hiking Club, 4 LEWIS, LARRY Live and think! LATHROP, GAINES Climb though the rocks be rugged. Signal Butte, 2, 3 8: 4 Press Club, 3 8z 4 Usher Club, 3 8a 4 'Growing Pains' Chorus, 2, 3, 8a 4 MCDOWELL., JOE Whatever turn the matter takes, I deem it all but ducks and drakesf' T. as 1., 3 at 4 KELLY, BETTY The endearing elegance of many a friendship. Ushers Club, 3 8z 4 L.ARsoN, GEORGE Stately, kindly, lordly friend. Basketball, 3 LOEHR, OLIVE MAE Through life on fairy feet. Basketball, 1 Tennis, 3 LIN DEMAN N , MARIE A deaconess I'l1 be with bonnet and bow. Home Ec. Club, l 8a 2 Chorus, 4 LUKE, HAROLD He is the apple of most girl's eye. F00tba1l, 2, 3 8a 4 Track, 2, 3 8b 4 Mc CLEARY, DOROTHY every A ready smile, a pleasing face. xn 54 Loom Agfa aug fer YXP MORGAN, ELIZABETH Identical ones are they. MORGAN, THELMA Ah, youth forever dear, forever kind. Band, 1, 2 8: 3 Chorus, 2, 3 Sz 4 MELLENTINE, ELSIE 'AA rare smile lightens her countenance. Basketball, 1, 8: 4 lTransferredJ MURI, HELEN She that goeth far hath many encounters. Hiking Club, 4 MILLER, ELIOT For he is a Miller, by the river Dee. F. F. A., 1, 2, 82 3 NUXOLL, IRENE These pleasures. Melancholy, give, And I with thee will Choose to live. I Transferredl MORGAN, STEPHANIE Identical ones are they. MAGUIRE, DON Art hath decreed, to make some good but others to exceed, Growing Pains Orchestra, 3 Chorus, 4 Signal Butte, 4 MARTENSON, AMY Be silent and safe, silence never betrays you. Scholarship, 3 8a 4 Chorus, 2 MORANG, BILL The saucy little red head, of the 'Ten 'Pretty Girls'. T. :Sz I., 3 85 4 MCDONALD, WILBUR Young fellows will be young fellows. NELSON, LOIS Rich man, poor man, begger man, chief! Student Council, 3 Ba 4 'Once There Wlas a Prin cess' Junior 8a Senior Senate Nat, Honor Soc., 3 dz 4 Annual Staff ofrroy, BETTY She wears the rose of yout upon her. Ushers Club, 2, 3 8a 4 Betty Lamp Club, 1 :SL PROUTY, NINA In her quietness there is charm. Scholarship, 3 Hiking Club, 1 Vice-President President, 38 PROCHNOW, HELEN 'Too conscientious for haste, Orchestra, 1 :Sz 2 Hiking Club, 1, 2 dz 3 Basketball, 1 85 2 Ushers Club, 2 8a 3 Tennis, 3 POEPPING, MARJORNIE h 2 Frai1ty, thy name is woman. PETERSON, BERNICE A thing of beauty is a joy forever, Ushers Club, 2, 3, 8a 4 Home Ec. Club, 2, 3 8a 4 Hiking Club, 2, 3 dz 4 PITNER, MARJORIE That is as well said, as though I had said it myselff OSTENDORF, BENNO A polite, rugged sort of boy POLK, DAYTON Dayton takes a holiday, PEARCE, JARVIS 'A future Barrymoref Press Club, 4 'Growing Pains' Chorus, 4 PETERSON, LEROY He is the life of every party. Press Club, 4 Chorus, 4 PETERS, MARIAN She is a woman, therefore to be won. PLUHAR, BETTY Her frowns are fairer far. than smiles of other maidens are. h 4 ge,f,ff'1 Hiking Club, 4 ' Junior Senate xn sv LO .x.A?f.! mi A we - . S in ai . .sz an ,,, .,,. -av I, Q Q f 1 73 xx' 1 REIBE, HERSCHELL To be desired on committees. F,F,A.,1,2,38z4 Football, 3 Senate, 4 Annual Staff RINKER, HENRY Pinch king-red truck. REMILLONG, ALBERT How grand it is to live. Band, 1, 2, 3 8: 4 Athletic Manager, 1, 2 8x3 STEINERT, ESTHER Plow deep while sluggards sleep. Betty Lamp Club, 2 Signal Butte, 2 Hiking Club, 3 Essay Contest, 4 SUTTER, JACK Manhood, not scholarship the fiist aim of education. SCHMITT, STELLA Her conduct is right, but her argument wrong'- Ch0I'l1S T. BL I. is RHEA, LEE He does all that may become 9. man. Football, 3 8a 4 Senate, 3 da 4 President, 2 Student Council, 4 F. F. A, Pres., 2, 3 dz 4 REID, RAYMOND Disturb not my slumbers for I dream great dreams. T. dz I. 3 and 4 REED, ROBERT Life is a song. Orchestra, 2 STEPHANS, MARIE Her nature never vane SALTMARSH, GEORGIANA Athletically inclined. Basketball, 1, 2, 3 at 4 Hiking Club, 1 sMoKoFF, GEORGE It is good to be merry and wise. xii Sf LO .mA'ff.9.'fL11 XI YIP PXIT SJLOLPF1 Aeffx as 'Sn YXP SWARTZ, JUNE 1 do not wear my heart upon my sleeve. Betty Lamp, 4 Hiking Club, 1 SCAN LAN , BOB Self-confidence is a requisite of great undertakings. Football, 1, 2, 3 8: 4 Chorus, 2, 3 8: 4 Press Club, 4 President Student Coun cil, 4 Seven Keys to Bald- pate TORGERSON, CHARLES Take time for deliberation! haste spoils everything. Seven Keys to Baldpate Football, 3 TRAFTON, LESLIE Life is but a pleasant thought. Foorbai, 1, 2, 3 3: 4 UERLING, VERNADINE One of the reasons why men prefer blondes. T. a: I., 4 VAN DYKE, ED. Who loves a garden. loves a greenhouse too. Football, 2 8: 3 Auto Mechanics, 3 T. 8: I., 4 SCHICKRATH, DONALDA One of the three rah! rahs! Student Council, 3 Yell leader, 3 8: 4 Basketball, 3 8: 4 Annual Staff Hiking Club, 1 TWIBLE, GEORGE Gone, but not forgotten. Student Council, 1 Press Club, 4 Class President TODD, MAXINE We know what we are. but know not what we may be. TRAFTON, SHERMAN Every man is a volume. if you know how to read him. Auto Mechanics, 4 STEWART, CHARLES We grant though he had much wit. he was very shy of using it. Chorus, 2, 3 8: 4 Annual Staff Seven Keys to Baldpateu Essay Contest, 4 UTSONOMIYA, BILL Whistling to keep myself from being afraid. Secretary, 3 Press Club, 4 Stage Crew, 4 fdeceased lm N, XII 5JIo X, Aesom F ht H YIP ...L- VALACK, ROSE 1 Hiking Club, 1, 2 85 3 Basketball, 2, 3 85 4 Tennis, 2 WUICKERSI-IAM, JIM And when a lady's in the case, all other things give place. Basketball, 1, 2, 3 85 4 Football, 3 85 4 Seven Keys to Baldpate WOLLIN, JEAN Abundant caution does no harm. Press Club, 4 Ushers Club, 2, 3 85 4 Junior Senate President, 1 Hiking Club, 1 85 2 Chorus, 3 Orchestra, 3 Tennis, 1 Betty Lamp Club, 4 Student Council, 4 Annual Staff, 4 N. H. S., 3 8: 4 WILSON, DOLA I will not be a slave to books. Football, 2 YOTHTERS, LOIS Second thoughts are best. Hiking Club, 2 85 3 REED, ARLENE You go your way and I'll go mine. Band, 1, 2, 3 at 4 Chorus, 2 T. 85 I., 3 Betty Lamp Club, 4 'After a storm comes a calm. WILLIAMS, FAITH Authority on cosmetics. Basketball, 4 Hiking Club, 4 Tennis, 4 Chorus, 3 WOHLGENANT, PHYLLIS Books are the ever-burning lamps of accumulated wisdom. Signal Butte, 2, 3 85 4 Scholarship, 1, 3 85 4 WOODSON, EILEEN When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. Signal Butte, 3 85 4 Press Club, 3 85 4 Chorus, 2, 3 85 4 Senior Senate Editor Annual Essay Contest, 4 Honor Society, 4 WOLFE, VIRGINIA Who's afraid of the small blond f'Wolfe ? Signal Butte, 2, 3 85 4 Band, 3 85 4 Orchestra, 3 Tennis, 2 Basketball, 4 ZABROSKI, DOROTHY There are miles of smiles. Volleyball, 1 at 2 zooK, MARGARET She speaks her thoughts with much tact. Chorus, 2, 3 85 4 Betty Lamp Club Scholarship, 1 LAMBERTSON, MARY My mind to me a kingdom is. Ushers Ciub, 4 'Growing Pains' SENIOPS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAP RALEIGH BIRD CLIFFORD NOEL EMMA BOSCHEE MARIAN SMITH VERNON COVITON FLORENCE UERLING DON FERGUSON HOMER WALDEN GREGORY MUGGLI DON WYLIE JESSOLYN MACKENZIE CLASS SPONSOR - - M. W'F'RED SCHMID CLASS ADVISER - - PETE SPRAINES CLASS ADVISER - - ELLA D. PLEISSNER X11 sf: L0 an ACHDS' 92.11 fa YXP JAMES HAGGERTY VALEDICTORIAN Tl-IE BIG TEN 1. James Haggerty fValedictorianJ 2. Norman Gilchrist CSalutatorianJ 3. Phyllis Wohlgenant 4. Jean Wollin 5. Frances Coombe 6. Shirley Johnson 7. Mildred Hartig 8. Mary Brockway 9. Beverlye Hepburn 10. Nina Prouty NORMAN GILCHRIST SALUTATORIAN NORMAN GILCHRIST REPRESENTATIVE BOY MCDST QEPQESENTATIVE BOY AND GHQL This year the names of Eileen Woodson and Norman Gilchrist will be engraved on the silver plaque reserved for representative boys and girls of C.C.H.S. This honor is made possible by the Kiwanis Club. EILEEN WOODSON REPRESENTATIVE GIRL STATE AND DISTRICT SCI-IGLARSI-IIP WINNERS Walter Magnuson ..,.... .A...... Jim Haggerty ,........... ........ Muriel Laird .,,,,............... ,... .... Phyllis Wohlgenant ,............,..., Lorraine Wohlgenant .............. Phyllis Gilmore .,...,.......i ........ Dewey Huss ...i........ ........ Duane Rumph ,,,,..... ........ Ruth Kuwahara ..... ........ Loretta Johnson ..... ........ Juanita Herzog ........ ........ Lucius Hurlbut ..,. ........ Plane Geometry .... ...,... Shorthand II .,..... English II ...............,.... ....... Am. and Eng. Lit. .... ...... . German I ................ ...,... German II .........,. Bookkeeping ............ ....... General Science .,.... .....,. Art .................................... .,..... Am. 85 Eng. Lit. ...... r...., . German I .......,.......... ....... Physics ...,,.i, Betty Berg- ........ John Daily ...,........ Richard Gluyas Mary Gaule ........... Steven Holland Beatrice Kelly ................ Walter Magnuson Donald Peterson ...l........ Duane Rumph. ............... . Virginia Williams Alvin Zuelke ........,...,.,..... .....,,,,Typing II Adv. Algebra ........ Chemistry ........ Typing I ....,.............. World History ........... Home Economics ..,.... Biology , ..,................ . Am. History ,.,,.... World History ..,.... Current History ..... Art ........ .................. District State Winners Winners 1 .,.....,....,.... ................ 1 1 . ,,.,......... .......,..... 1 1 ,..... ...... 1 1 .,.,.. ...... 1 1 ...... ...... 1 1 ,,,,.,. ....... 2 1 ,...... ....... 2 1 ..,4,,, ....... 2 2 ,,,,,,, ....... 2 2 ....... .,..... 3 1 ,...... .l..... 3 1 ....... ....... 3 District Winners 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 District Winners Howard Boehmer .,.... ......... B ookkeeping ........ ................. 2 John Daily ,,,...,,....,. ......... Am . History .....,..... ........,...,. 2 Albert Holland ,,.,.... ......... C urrent History ...... ....... 2 Lucille Johnsrud .... ......... T yping II ....... 2 Robert Johnson l..,.. Amy Martenson ...... Charles Nielson ...,....... ......... ...,.....Chem1stry .......,.Shorthand II ., Biology ,............. 2 2 2 Hortense Ostendorf .,,., ,..,...,, G erman II ,,,..., ....... Don Wylie ................... .......... A dv. Algebra .. ...... . 2 State Winners Jim Haggerty ...,.,. ..,..... S ecretarial Major ...... .......,......... 1 Betty Kelly ........... ...... - .Home Ec. Major .... .............. 2 John Drum ...l.................. Science Major ..... ....... 2 Howard Boehmer .......... Math. Major ....,........... ...... 3 Shirley Johnson ............ Art Major ,,,,........,..,...,..,,. Donald Peterson ............ Woodworking Major .. Custer County High School won first place at the state contest with a total of fifty-two points N Q f-'f X..- fff 'gl .. ' F ,,-fl A ...lin U 4 ' --fi f X ,f' A ,f A I , X ,fd ' a X- .iff X X . 17 I I K . Y V--' -1' N he Xl xl . X ,,,,i.J C: -A.-- , xx XX P Z, ll'x.4...,,, ,I XX x . 1 ' W, , W ' MX X- 'ff- ,, --- 'xx Mkxulr- .RV ,.,ff'f1'A - ri, I , ,.-v-TL:-. -2 -F, --I ,'- ' ' f. lf' -f- f . ,H V. 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'UQ ln- SOPHQMQRI3 QI ASS LUCILLE STORMS - PRESIDENT JACK BURKE - VICE-PRESIDENT WALTER MAGNUSON - - SECRETARY DAVID BREWER - - SPONSOR KENNETH SMITH - ADVISER MARJORIE PETRIE - ADVISER Sophomore Class Girls Allen, Betty Angeloff, Virginia Annalora, Josephine Baker, Iona Beard, Dorothy Berdan, Grace Berg, Barbara Bovee, Ruby Braut, Christina Braut, Ingra Carey, Irene Chezum, Mary Crosby, Betty Crossmer, Helen DeLa.nge, Ardell Denton, Zona Gale Dinstel, Marjorie Doyle, Helen Dunlap, Arline Earl, Katherine Fandrich, Armina Foley, Bernice Forbes, Ena Fowler, Hazel Geib, Betty Cresens, Arlyle Grills, Gladys Halvorson, Edith Hamre, Mildred Hansen, Vera Hanson, Lilly Hargis, Lois Hedvall, June Herauf, Pauline Hicks, Montana Hoff, Vivian Howell, Peggy Hummel, Ruth Hunt, Norma Ingham, Mary Jacobsen, Thelma Johnson, Rosemary Klamm, Mae Belle Kohn, Irene Laird, Muriel Lockwood, Kathleen Mackenzie, Agnes Mackenzie, Ina Mackin, Kay Markland, Betty Lou McFarland, Anne Meyers, Lucille Michaelson, Alice Michaelson, Vivian Mills, Lucille Minkoff, Nellie Morang, Elizabeth Morgan, Eula Mulloy, Marguerite Nelson, June Niles, Elinor Ostendorf, Hortense Perschillo, Helen Porter, Charlotte Powellek, Betty Riener, Julia Rinker, Harriet Rodgers, Thelma Root, Adeline Rudquist, Mary Ryan, Doris Sather, Shirley Schlenz, Alvina Schmierer, Emma Selle, Ruth Shy, Georgia Smith, Maxine Sowder, Arline Stanley, Merjorie Stoner, Violet Storms, Lucille Tarpo, Mary Torgerson, Margaret Vest, Dottie Waldrop, Harriette Williams, Jean Sophomore Class Boys Achamire, Frank Baker, Robert Barthel, Arlie Bensel, Robert Bird, Harold Bloom, Bernard Boutelle, Clifford Brockman, Walter Brown, Bruce Burke, Jack Combs, Robert Cook, Thomas Corbet, Jim Corley, Gilbert Davis, Archie Doull, John Drum, David Dyba, Walter Elbert, Billy Eustrom, Jack Finch, Dennis Fisher, George Gilmer, Danny Glen, Barry Goldstein, Sammy Gran, Melvin Grustin, Lee Halvorson, Erwin Hanson, Floyd Hartwick, Tobias Henderson, Wilfred Herndon, Robert Hoffman, Jack Hurlbut, Ben Hutchinson, Robert Jacobs, Robert James, Harold Johnson, Vern Julian, William Keffler, Billy Kelm, Martin Kreier, Lee Kienast, Wallace Loehr, Robert LaBree, Charles Lackner, Claude Lambertson, Robert Love, Donald Lynam, Gordon Magnuson, Walter Mallett, Francis Malone, Stanley Martenson, Bruce Martin, Howard Masterson, James McDonald, Duncan McDiowall, Donald McHarry, James Milkovich, Mark Minifie, Darrel Moran, Bill Nichols, Jim Nielsen, Charles Norskog, Kenneth O'Daniel, Howard Ogoshi, Tom Ostendorf, Theodore Ovitt, Neil Ovitt, Norman Pederson, Lloyd Peterson, Elmer Randall, Douglas Reed, Julian Running, Arnold Sandbakken, Norman Sarff, Arlin Smokoff, Bob St. Peter, Sylvester Strom, Glenn Thedorf, Ralph Tokerud, Howard Toennis, Grant Vick, Manford Virag, Billy Wellems, Thomas Wolfe, Franklin Woodruff, Charles Wright, Charles Yetter, Joe ...y- ,,f- 1-1 III , Cf I .1 ..., 1-I f- r -in 1 I 1... .. 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Sem0rS and balm? fx' fa Ww 'LET'S i A Semester Hmwr R011 ,Buy Advefffsefsf SU P855TER3 I-IEAP BIG CI-lIEFS BOB SCANLAN EILEEN WOODSON NINA PROUTY Pres. of Student Council Editor of Branding Iron Pres. of Class '38 O'Connor Daily Bossier Jacobsen Wollin Rhea Ogosln Wollin Campbell Scanlan Nelson It is the purpose of the Student Council to help with the organiza- tion of classes, at the beginning of each yearg make amendments to the school constitution when necessary and approve the constitutions of all student clubs. Sponsors: Evelyn Ericson and Glenn L. Denton. cS,6'f2li'0l Senafe z4ofj0u1in.s' it Boehmer Gilchrlst Jelinek Caine Hartig Nelson Hepburn Prouty ly Rhea Woodson Wylie The Senior Senate is composed of representative boys and girls from the Class of '38 Sponsor: M. W'fred Schmid. Addington Caine Haggerty Ashelfor-d Eastwold Hepburn A1'HO1d Fulks Hurlbut Boehmer Gilmore Hartig Barickman Gluyas Johnson Brockway Gilchizst Johnson Campbell Gilmer J elinek The duty of this group is to emphasize Kelsey McShane Muri Nelson Rhea Utsonomiya Wickersham the cardinal qualities Wylie Wollin Woodson Wohlgenant Zook character, leadership, scholarship, service. Each student is selected from the upper one-third of his class. Emblem-Keystone and Flaming' Torch. rs in lv 3 Mir' HL -nn ,imma Bishop Carr Day Davidson Gilchrist Johnson Maquire Brath Croake Denton Farr G ay Kuwahara Moxness Browning Lambertson Pearce UGQOWING PAINSH As the title of the play suggests, this is a story of the trials and tribulations of the adolescent, presented by an outstanding cast and Winning laurels from all sides. Director: Richard Farnsworth. Anderson Cotter Gilmore Hudson Hiers Scanlan Torgerson Cummings Carr Gilchrist Hogan Hartig Stewart Wickersham PEARCE Having an ingenious plot and a well-chosen cast, t'Seven Keys to Baldpate was pronounced one of the most outstanding plays ever pro- duced at C.C.H.S. Director: Mary Ellen Leonard. Zona Gale Denton Eileen Woodson Virginia Campbell Irene McBride Peggy D316 SNOW XX!!-HTE At the Co-ed Ball, Snow White crowned the queen, Eileen Woodson, '38 Her attendants were candidates for queen, each representing one of the three lower classes. Sponsor: Lyravine Fish. G aul Rorvik McDonald Denton Gilmore McShane McVey Leonard. Waldrop Porter First Prize: Owls Second: Robin Hood Third: Hansel 8: Gretel This organization provides an opportunity for vocal training. The concerts each year afford much enjoyment to residents of Miles City. lnstructor: Julian Steen. Daily Eustrom Jacobs Sturm Gilchrist Douglass Tarpo Earl Farr Fisher Wright Drum Hiers Wolfe Woodruff McShane Reed Lackner Morgan Addington Anderson Markland Trzcinski Wright Berdan Baricknian Gay Jacobsen Lewis Nelstead Rehn Remillong Torgerson Valach Williams Biffle Burke Denton Fulks Selle Waldrop Boutelle Doull Walden Hurlbut Rehn Our band is composed of a group of students desirous of playing musical instruments. The band promotes enthusiasm at concerts foot ball games, basketball games and pep assemblies. Instructor Julian Steen. r Ashel ford Croake J elinek Lamb ertson Prochnow Arnold Campbell Johnson McShane Peterson Bateman Day Kelsey Mundt Swendson Brath Fulks Kelly McCourt Stoner Braunbeck Gay Kelly McBride Terry Ball Hartig Kennedy Nelstead Wollin Ball I-Ierauf Lewis Ottoy Williams Bartholomew Janssen Composed of forty junior and senior girls, the Ushers Club is grouped together for the purpose of giving service at all school functions where ushering is necessary. Sponsor: Lyravine Fish. Bartholomew Foley Kelly Neate Timmons Bovee Howe Kelsey Pat-ch Tonn Bottles Halvorsen Leonard Rorvik Troxel Crosby Hartig Lowe Reed. Vest Carr Howe Martin Siegel Wollin Dunlap Hagerty Michaelson Stoner Wood Ditton Haggerty Madsen Swartz Zook Egeland Janssen . The aim of this club composed of girls who are interested in Home Economics is the provision of educational, philanthropic and social ac- tivities for its members. Sponsor: Marjorie Petrie. Bishop Caine Hedges Bateman Doull Jelinek Ball Fulks Lai1'd Berg Gilmer Lee Brath Gilmore Lathrop Brown Hanson Magnuson Corbett Arnold Ashelford Ball Bateman Bishop Cotter Davidson 'Gilchrist Gilmore Grainger Hepburn Hartig Hurlbut Jelinek McShane Rehn Mundt Sharf Mackin Utsonomiya Maguire Wohlgenant McCourt Williams Macdonald Wolfe The school paper, the i'Signal Butte is edited monthly by high- school students Who are interested in journalism. Sponsor: Ella D. Pleissner. fress Club W Kelly Lathrop Mundt McShane Pitner Peterson Pierce Scanlan Utsonomiya Wollin Woodson Woodson, Wylie The purpose of the Press Club is to provide financial aid for th Signal Butte. Sponsor: Pauline Sather. Achamire Davidson Keffler Mills Stone Bartel Griffin Kelm Norskog Sutter Bickle Gran Krietel O'Daniels Shy Childers Herzog Love Peterson Toennis Cummings Hanel Love Peterson Tokerud Chezum Hanson Malone Reibe Weichman Childers Iholts Malone Rhea Zabroski Denis Julian Muri Shooke The F. F. A. is a national organization of boys studying vocational agriculture under the Smith-Hughes Act. The purpose of the organiza- tion is to develop constructive leadership in agriculture and to help boys become established in ranching and farming. Sponsor H. B. Hoffman. Andersen Freze Hedval McDowell Archer A Feeley Hoffman Reid Benge Gran Hendrickson Rinker Caine Griffith Morang Schmitt Cotton Heiss McDowell Uerling Dunahy VanDyke The membership of the T. Sz I. Club consists of boys and girls who are enrolled in the Trades and Industrial course under the distributive trades division. Sponsor: Harry Hoffman. Brown Ostendorf Chezum Peterson Freeberg Reibe Grainger Rihea Herzog Reed Hogan Stockhill Hedval Sutter Hammond Sutter Lewis Trafton MacDonald Trafton Munson Utsonomiya AUTCD MECHANICS The auto mechanics course is a trade preparatory course, qualifying under the state department of vocational education. Its purpose is to instruct students in both theoretical and practical principles, using ac- tual machines and bodies in their work. Instructor: Edgar Johnson. YELL LEADEQS E Each year an assembly is held to select three students as yell lead- ers, who reign at footbal games, basketball games and pep assemblies. Jane Eastwold, '38 and Donalda Schmickrath, ,SS have Vociferously up- held the Blue and Gold for two consecutive years. The thorn between these two roses, Tom Ingersoll, '39, efficiently aided them this year. 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Captain Georgiana Saltmarsh led her Custerites to victory against Jor- dan, Plevna, Baker, Terry and Circle with the total scoring of 487 points against 141 of their opponents. Coach: Ruth Rehn. Mmm? Arnold Bloom Berg Berdan Brath Ball Baker Braunbuk Carr Campbell Comstock Crosmer Caine Doyle Dunlap Deibele Earl Forbes Fulks Gay Grills Gilmore Hunt Hiber Hudson Kelly 1-liking Club it Kelsey Kern Lindeberg Lewis Leonard Markland McCourt Mills Nelstead O'Connor Rehn Rorvik Root Sponsor: Ruth Rehn RC dlgers Storms Swendson Selle Torgerson Timberman Villanger Valack Vest Williams Williams Williains Waldrop V , f X , :ri ,fs ff: 5 ' Bray, QCapt.J Findlater Luke Nelson Brown Hawkins Mallet Scanlan Cotton Heffern Minkoff Strom Chebul Herzog Miller Wickersham Dunahay Loehr Muri Waldow From a series of nine games, the football team, captained by Ralph Bray, lost to Great Falls, Sheridan and Billings. The Cowboys defeated Butte Central, Roundup, Forsyth, Glendive, Lewistown and Livingston. Coach: Kenneth Smith. Assistant Coach: Jimmy Brown. Cotton Loehr Minkoff Cotter Luke Nelson Horr Miller Wickersham Kelly Co-captains Bill Cotter and Jim Wickersham led their Cowboys through a season of outstanding good sportsmanship in all of the games played against Billings, Livingston, Forsyth, Glasgow, Sidney, Lewistown, Roundup, Glendive, and Lodge Grass. Coach: Kenneth Smith. Assistant Coach: Jimmy Brown. JIM WICKERSI-IAM Co-Captain Basketball Team 'SCRAMMYH IQEMILLONG Athletic Manager RALPH BRAY Captain Football Team BILL COTTER Co-captain Basketball Tea 1 L. SPORTS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 11 Great Falls there ...,... 41 C. C Sept. 17 Sheridan there ,.....,...... 26 C. C Sept. 25 Butte Central there .... 0 C. C Oct. 2 Roundup here ..,,.,........... 0 C. C Oct. 7 Livingston there ...... .... 7 C. C Oct. 16 Forsyth here ..,.., .... 0 C. C Oot. 22 Glendive here ........ .... O C. C Nov. 6 Lewistown there ........... 6 C. C BASKETBAL SCHEDULE Dec. 16 Glendive there ,..,... ...,. 1 6 C. C Dec. 17 Sidney there ...... .... 2 2 C. C Dec. 18 Glasgow there ........ ,... 1 2 C. C Dec. 27 Livingston here .,.......,. 31 C. C Jan. 5 Forsyth here ...... .... 2 6 C. C Jan. 8 Roundup here ....,.. .,.. 3 1 C. C Jan. 11 Lewiston there ...... .... 3 8 C. C Jan. 14 Billings there ........ .... 4 2 C. C Jan. 15 Livingston there ......... 36 C. C Jan. 21 Glendive here ,,,..... .... 2 0 C. C Jan. 28 Lewiston here ...... .... 3 2 C. C TRACK MEET On April 23, 1938, Custer County High School was host at the first annual Southeastern Montana Track and Field Meet. Our track team came out with flying colors winning the meet with fifty-eight points, as follows: Waldo, first in the half-mile and mile runs, Nelson, first in the 220 and second in the hundred yard. Wieckman did his share by winning first in the hundred and third in the 220 yard dash. Cotton scored two firsts on the high hurdle and low hurdle races and also placed second in the discuss throw. Minkoff sailed through the air far enough to cap- ture first in the broad jump, Muri, took second in the 220 and 440 yard dashes, Miller took first in the 440 yard dash and Wilder first in the javelin. As a result of the efforts of these boys, Custer County was able to keep the track cup for meet winners and, by Virtue of winning first in the relay, also captured the relay cup. Our relay team was made up of Nelson, Minkoff, Wieckman, and Miller. Gold, silver, and bronze medals were awarded individual victors. The two cups won by the school will be an added attraction to our trophy cases. Custer placed second with sixteen points, and Forsyth third with fifteen points. Other schools in order of their standing were Hysham, Jordan, Baker, and Plevna. Ismay, Cohagen, and Ekalaka also entered the meet. TI-IIS AND THAT THREE-PIANO RECITAL The Northwestern Conservatory of Music presented one hundred-fifty artists in a. three-piano recital at the High School Auditorium on April 21. Tiny tots delight- fully performed in a Rhythm Orchestra. Esther C. Benson, M. M., director, gener- ously donated the proceeds to our 1938 Branding Iron Fund, SENIOR CAKE SALE If at three-fifteen you happened to see a mad rush to the main floor of the building, you needn't have been alarmed, for it was one of those Senior Cake Sales that always sent the whole school on the run. Not once, not twice, but three times students appeared for delicious slices of chocolate cake or tantalizing cocoanut macaroons. Many even bought whole cakes. Who could resist? Dear Dr. Foolum: After taking six bottles of your famous Cure-all Appendicitis Symptoms' Remedy, six members of the graduating class have submitted to appendectomy operations. Hoping you are the same, fSignedl The Seniors SENIORS DESIGNATE SELVES BY EMBLEMS The emblems wom by the seniors are fashioned of blue and gold felt. The blue bucking bronco and cowboy, insignia of C.C.H.S., is superimposed on a background of gold. At the top of the emblem is the year 1938 and the initials of the school, C.C.H.S. SENIOR NO-DATE DANCE The no-date dance sponsored by the seniors was proclaimed the most successful dance of the school year. Novelty dances including a spot dance, a multiplier dance, 9, senate dance, a senior boy and frosh co-ed dance, and a broom tag, added interest to the occasion. The presiding judge of a Kangaroo Court assessed fines for dating, using pro- grams, being wall-flowers, and other violation of the prescribed rules. OUR EDITOR HAS BEEN ABOUT Born in Cork, Ireland Sailed for England when three months old. Arrived in U. S. a month later. Stopped in N. Y. about two weeks. Stayed in Newpart, R. I. about six months. Stayed in New York for two years. Stayed in New Jersey for one year. Returned to N. Y. for one year. Visited in Washington, D. C. six weeks. Visited in San Francisco two weeks. Sailed to Guam, Mariannis Islands. Entered school there and re- mained two years. Returned to U. S. stopping at Panama. Honolulu, Norfolk, Va. and New York City. Lived at Fire Island, N. Y. six months. Lived at Amagansett, Long Island for eighteen months. Dwelt in Philadelphia, Pa., for two years. Lodged at Pittsburgh, Pa., for six months. Domiciled at Cleveland, Ohio for four years. Lived at Idaho Falls, Idaho six months. Stationed at Miles City, Montana the past two years. fSigned9 The Sponsor. ESSAY CONTESTS FIDAC CONTEST The Auxiliary of the American Legion, an international organization founded for the preservation of peace, annually sponsors an essay con- test. The title submitted this year, The Spirit of Fidac as Exemplified by the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, gave students an unusual op- portunity for creative writing. Phyllis Wohlgenant, '38, won third place, Eileen Woodson, '38, second place and Florence Wright, P.G. first place. Cash prizes were awarded by the organization. ART CONTEST Donald Maguire, '38, won first place in Montana in an art essay contest. His effort on What Art Means to Me resulted in a check for fifty dollars, also an opportunity to enter the national contest. NORTHWEST AIRLINES CONTEST From the contributions on Why Miles City Should or Should Not Install Floodlights at the Local Airport, the judges divided honors among three of our 1938 class. Gaines Lathrop, third, Jessolyn Macken- zie, second, Eileen Woodson, first. The winners were rewarded by a plane trip to Billings. LIFE INSURANCE CONTEST Mary Faye Cotter, '39 won the honors for C.C.H.S. in a state insur- ance contest. The winning essay on The Importance of Life Insurance has been entered in the national contest. AIR MAIL WEEK ESSAY CONTEST The aim of these essays was to deal with the ideas, purposes and advantages of air transportation as it affects modern communication. Topic: Wings Across America. Results of this contest have not yet been announced. MONTANA BANKERS CONTEST In order to promote a knowledge of banking and to stimulate the interest of young people in the functions of a bank, the Montana Bank- ers Association arranged an essay contest. The following topic was of- fered: How a Bank Serves its Community. Charles Stewart, '38, won first place-a ten dollar prize, Arthur Heffern, '39, second place-five dollars, and David Drum, '40, two and a half dollars, the third award. III CUSTER COUNTY I-HGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION R. H. MICHAELS ------- Chairm ' -Chair F. W. WOOLSEY - - V106 m F. J. JELINEK - - - - Secr t S. DOYLE J. H. BOHLING HELEN GPIFFIN F. E. BURKHOLDEP W SCI-IQQI CAI FNDAR SEPTEMBER 6 Registration 17 The Mixer 7 Classes 29 Press Club Initiation 9, 10, 11 Eastern Montana Fair 28, 29, 30 M.E,A, Convention 15 Van Reese-Lyceum Number OCTOBER 7 Ushers Club Initiation 13 Betty Lamp Club Initiation 8 Rinlo and Junior-Lyceum 15 Six Weeks' Tests NOVEMBER 2-3 Gillette Organ Concert 5 Senior No-Date Dance 10 T. and I. Matinee Dance 12 Junior Football Dance 15 Leon Albert-Lycetun 23 Six Weeks' Tests 24 Press Club Dance 25-26 Turkey Vacation DECEMBER 4 Stunt Night 14 Band-Choir Concert 9-10 Growing Pains -All School Play 17 F. F. A. Banquet JANUARY 19, 20, 21, Semester Examinations 21 Sophomore Dance 21 T. and I. Banquet 27 Essay Winners Take Trip in Sky Zephyr FEBRUARY 5 Frosh Dance 26 Tournament Dance MARCH 4 Six Weeks' Tests 23 Tom Thumb Circus-Lyceum 16 Mississippi Singers-Lyceum 27 A Capella Choir Concert 22 Bobcat Band 31 Seven Keys to Baldpate'-Senior Play APRIL Phyllis Wohlgenant f 0 ole d h e r instructors and came to classes UNPREPARED! Seven Keys to Baldpateu-Senior Play Co-ed Ball fSnow White and the Sev- en Dwarfs? Six Weeks' Tests Band Concert at Glendive Pearl Young with Electrical Theramin -Lyceum MAY Band at Jordan Junior-Senior i'Prom Music Festival at Glendive Ushers Club Picnic Beg, Borrow, or Steal'-Movie Lyceum All-School Dance Baccalaureate Address Band Concert Commercial Club Banquet Northwestern Conservatory Recital 'The Valiant Cast Performs at Billings Letterman's Dance Men of Montana University Render Concert 30 High School Week Contestants at Bozeman 24 Semester Tests Senior Banquet CLASS OF '38 RETURNS IN A BODY TO C.C.H.S. PETITIONING PER- MISSION T0 TAKE ALL FINAL EXAMINATIONS f?J Commencement TABLE CDF CCDNTENTS Branding Iron Foreword Administration Faculty What's In A Name? Seniors Valedictorian and Salutatorian Representative Boy and Girl Scholarship Contest Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities Heap Big Chiefs Student Council Senior Senate Honor Society Growing Pains f'Seven Keys to Baldpate Snow White Crowns Queen Co-ed Ball Prize Winners Band Chorus Ushers Club Betty Lamp Club Signal Butte Press Club Future Farmers of America Trades and Industrial Auto Mechanics Yell Leaders Girls Basketball Hiking Club Boys Football Boys Basketball Captain of Football Co-captains of Basketball Football Schedule Track Meet This and That Essay Contests Board of Education School Calendar - Table of Contents Quotation Advertisers NTU make misfakes as we are on ffze Way fa Lnowfealge is far more Zzanarabfe flzan fa escape majeing flzem fkraugfz never ffzav- ing set auf fa seek knawfealgen TI-IIS IS STATICDIXI CCI-IS IIXITIQCDDUCING GUI? FRIENDS WI-IO ADVEIQTISED IN THE IXIINETIEI-EN TI-IIIQTY-IEIGI-IT BQANDING IRCDINI ,,..-.xx , xx.. If! 9 NR K fg I II I K 1 I! T 'K 1! xx ' ,fm XM' f I 9 ,ff II II II II :I II I ,X C LJ XXX ADVERTISEMENTS WE INVITE YOU TO STOP AT Stiett Service Stations ' SUPER SHELL GAS ' GOLDEN SHELL MOTOR OIL ' SHELLUBRICATION PIIONE 24 614 MAIN ST. U. S. Gardens AMERICAN AND CHINESE DISHES Montana Wyoming It You See ttflt Vaughn 6 Ragsctate IT'S THE BEST VALUE IN TOWN Vaughn C9 Ragsctate CHAIN STORE COMPANY Miles City, Montana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1938 Michigan Illinois Miles City Electric Co CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF' 1938 1- The Electrical and Radio Storen ELZEA BROS., Props. Thompson Yarcts, I nc. ' QUALITY PAINTS ' INSULATION ' GOOD LUMBER ' QUALITY HARDWARE ' ROUNDUP COAL Let us congratulate the Custer Class of '38 on it's excellent achievement in scholarship, ath- letics and citizenship. F. C. BELL, Mgr. ADVERTISEMENTS From Qld Mythology.. Comes the Legend ot P E G A S U S 'The Winged Hors! M0bll a5 SIICUIIY VACUUM Medusa, a terrible monster, had laid waste the whole country. The people appealed to the gods for help. J upiter, supreme ruler of the divinities, sent his gallant son Perseus to conquer Medusa. Perseus aided by his sister Minerva, the virgin goddess, and Mercury, the messenger of heaven, succeeded in cutting the head off the monster. The blood of Medusa, sinking into the earth, produced the winged horse, Pegasus. Flying to the top of Mount Olympus, home of the Greek god of heaven, Pegasus was commissioned by Jupiter to convey thunder and lighten- ing through the heavens. For Finer Performance MCDBILGAS MCDBILQII. MGBILUBIQICATION JCI-l ADVERTISEMENTS Dr. F. L. Ancterson CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1938 AND WISHES THEM SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS Smart Styles -in- READY-TO-WEAR 1 at ... The Specialty Shoppe Miles C9 Ulmer Co. WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF Wilson Sporting Goods CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1938 f. F. Regan MASTER PLUMBER The best job is the most economical job of plumbing Ask us to confer with you about your plumbing needs 11 S. 9th Phone 876-W Congratulations Ctass ot 1938 Dr. L. C. Ancterson Dr. R. A. Bennett Dr. A. M. Brockway Dr. D. Etcter Dr. W. A. Gibb ADVERT ISEMENTS f051P5U5H5D - Plums-Afefsrwso o if Custer Abstract COMPANY DEPENDABLE 98 INSURANCE ABSTRACTS BONDS W.B CLARKE - W. B.CLAnKE,JR. 1 2 The Little Shop that has a nice selection of dresses, undies, hose and hankies for THE SWEET GIRL GRADUATE Siodfiards MONTANA THEATRE BLDG. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Congratulations Class of 1938 MONTANA,S LARGEST AND FINEST CAFE The Meir 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19. 20 21 21 Reasons Why If Pays To Shop At Penney,s You save because we sell at small profit. You save because we sell only for cash. You save because we pay low spot cash prices. You save because we buy direct from manufacturers. You save because we buy in economical quantities. You save because we eliminate unnecessary handling. You are sure our standards nev- er vary. You are always sure of first quality merchandise. You find the same values in ev- ery Penney store. Your purchases are safeguarded by our laboratory. You don't pay for store-keeping frills. You don't pay credit office ex- pense. You don't pay for delivery ser- vice. You never pay more than your neighbor. You pay the same low prices whenever you shop. You pay nothing extra for our Lay-Away budget panel. You make your selection from large assortments. You always are offered the new- est fashions first. You are always sure of courte- ous service. You benefit from our 36 years of experience. Your local Penney Store has na- tion-wide prestige. J. Lucas P. Lucas 1, Penney CO, ADVERTISEMENTS Smith fewetry Store Established 1895 CONGRATULATES CLASS OF 1938 Choice Meats and ALWAYS THE Newest Frochs for... ' the smart young rniss ' the style conscious graduate ' the correctly dressed business girl and . . . SMART Fascinating Shoes that cornplinient your new frock G mcg,-ies PARIS4 FAsH1oNs eoiguxnns at the I Montana Martzet Sweethriar Shop W. A. Siegel Phone 159 Try Our H ome-C oohect Luncheonettes Home-Made Pies 10c Cigars, Candy, Cigarettes, Tobacco THICK, CREAMY Mattect Mittzs l0c OUR SUNDAES AND SODAS ARE DELICIOUS BOWL FOR HEALTH M ites City Sport Center The Puyhtic Drug Co. - Phone 80 - ' KODAKS ' DRUGS ' SODA FOUNTAIN ' FOOD Our wishes to you are a very successful future. In the years that are to come may this annual serve its purpose in reminding you of your niany friends and may We be included in your friendship. ADVERTISEMENTS Penquin Shop Goodyear SUPER CREAMED TIRES-BATTERIES ICE CREAM and SI-IERBETS I Q 0 0 Made Fresh Daily B111 5 Tire Service 1110 Main St. Phone 911 19 S. Sixth Phone 921 II3 ITS IDI-IGTOGIQAPI-IIC We CcmD0Tf.. MILES CITY STUDIG Dorft CSAMBLE on your tuture...I5I.AINI itI Flipping a coin is as good a way as any to settle who buys the lunch, but financial independence and security are matters too important to leave to chance! Plan your future, instead of gambling on it-and let your plan include a Savings Account in this dependable bank. FIRST INIATICDINIAI. BANK MILES CITY, MONT. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Affiliated with First Bank Stock Corporation ADVERTISEMENTS PAINTS VARNISHES Nash Acfzer Moior Co. Yellowstone Lumber Co. - Dealers f Main and Subway INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS LUMBER COAL NASH AND LAFAYETTE CARS M. D. WINTER, M. D. E. H. ROWEN, M. D. COMPLIMENTS OF GARBERSON CLINIC R. R. RANDALL, M. D. ELNA M. HOWARD, M. D. Sawyefs Stores Incorporated SERVING THE PUBLIC WITH THE BEST IN GROCERIES, MEATS AND VEGETABLES FOR OVER A QUARTER CENTURY. PHONE 480 MILES CITY H oiel Ingham 60 MODERN ROOMS WITII TUB AND SHOWER BATHS When In Miles City Make The Ingham Your Headquarters. W. C. CBil1J INGHAM Mgr. ADVERTISEMENTS ,x-rANA'04k +0 Ulf Uflumsfp You,tt Be Proud OF A MODERN ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR l There was a time when housewives were satisfied with inferior equip- ment in their kitchen, but-thanks to the modern home-manager's pro- gressive interest in time and labor- saving appliances that old-fashioned era has all but gone. And since the dawn of this new day in home-man-- agement methods, modern Electric Refrigerators, offering unquestion- abe superiorities, have gained unani- mous favor among alert home-man- agers. Electric Refrigerators are indispen- sable to thousands of progressive Western families because: THEY WILL SAVE MONEY THEY WILL SAVE TIME THEY WILL SAVE WORK THEY WILL SAVE FOOD THEY SAFEGUARD HEALTH Make your choice from the many refrigerators on display. Conven- ient terms simplify immediate pur- chase. Montana-Dakota Utilities Company Montana Theatre COURTESY - SERVICE ENTERTAINMENT AND COMFORT Blue Ribbon Bakery Goods Are The Boast Of Every Table Blue Ribbon Bakery Mattbewjs Cask Market The Home of Montana Grain Fed Baby Beef FOR QUALITY AND NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS 192 - Phone - 193 901 Main ADVERTISEMENTS Magnuson Tin Shop CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1938 308 N. 7th Phone 870 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1938 DOCTORS Varco and Snodgrass Smart Things In Ready-to-Wear All the new shades in spring SILK HOSE Mojud and Holeproof For the Well Dresed Graduate ARROW SHIRTS ShOTC,S Congratulations! Best Wishes! On the completion of the most important step in your education. Foster Drug Co. Will You Forget The Many Good Times? SNAPSHOTS HELP YOU REMEMBER KCTHE!! Coast To Coast Store Locally Owned - Nationally Organized ' TIRES ' RADIOS ' HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES ' AUTO TOURIST SUPPLIES ' RADIO SUPPLIES Congratulations to the Class of 1938 PHONE 1220 ADVERTISEMENTS th' Omliowing A Modern lmmons BRINGS Hardware Store atzstactzon . at your service LEARN ABOUT H, 1, Dale VALUES HERE Located at PUBLIC DRUG COMPANY Zodrowns Phone 80 Individual Instruction in . . . BOOKKEEPING . . . ACCOUNTING . . . BANKING . . . SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING . . . CIVIL SERVICE . . . P-URROUGH'S CALCULATOR AND MACHINE BOOKKEEPING as well as in every subject pertaining to a thorough business education insures rapid progress and enables us to say I T von cmmou mes Qi emuumwes vom If you want a postion in the business world or want to acquire a knowledge of business methods for practical use, enroll with us. Montana Business Institute Jackson Block, Phone 118-J Miles City, Montana HEADQUARTERS FOR COMPETENT OFFICE HELP SINCE 1908 ADVERTISEMENTS Arnolctis Furniture Store I! Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to the L, Class of 1938 Custer Cleaners Expert Work done by experienced cleaners. Prompt Dependable Service Phone 70 I ts Exceptional! WE CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1938 Newest Styles ' 3 Epstein s ,Qu 'T j r - xy . , 3 - ,L . EXCLUSIVE LADIES 9 READY-TO-WEAR of W , N M fl A FOR YOUR GRADUATION CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST Milligan Beauty ancl WISHESOTFO CLASS Barber Shop ADVERTISEMENTS This Book and Cover VVAS PRODUCED IN THE JOB PRINTING PLANT OF THE STAR PRINTING COMPANY OFFICE AND SCI-IQQI SUPPLIES UNDIEPWOCDD TYPIEWPITEIQS Ig if I LI ,,,.' , f-'ww -, -, . A , H i s i j f- ,YY S sl fir, . -- , 4, V 'fx . , ,, Q' - I N76 - I , ITS y'.'?'g'n P III 97 I ' 2-- X Ab-. , 7-'IT-' .11 M , Wcq, x fi A .'1,.f:, 3 , .gpjxfrtyks X '- 3. .V , --:fav 51,3 XQR If f. :.:,:-'- ff ,. . -, -32 ,,, 'Q K 1, , 1, J-I f',,jg:1:A,g' ffPi5fIf?a5?ff5TfIn5ff I . g I X.11'PLfarfa Qtfwifffffzf . J , 17' H fy 1. WP, . xxx :,59':'.- ',. 1-. M- '3'1iQHr'.qfE'1 SUNDSTPAND ADDING IVIACI-IINE OFFICE AND BUSINESS MACHINES DEPARTMENT STAP PRINTING CCD. - Publishers of - MILES CITY DAILY, SUNDAY AND WEEKLY STAR I .ADVERTISEMENTS Qualify . . . ALWAYS AT A SAVING- Karl johnson 5 Co. DRY GOODS - CLOTHING - SHOES Miles City Glendive Hardin Liberty Theatre Peiersonis Repair Shop We Do a Good Job Machine Shop, Auto Repairing, Auto Lubrication, Auto Washing, Stor- age, Tires and Accessories, Texaco Gasoline and 6 brands of high qual- ity Motor Oils. Your Patronage Appreciated BEST WISHES TO GRADUATES If Hs Flowers , .. You can depend on us to supply you with the choices and freshest at all times Geniyjs Flower Shop phone 440 12 NO, 5th Dependable Fresh Flowers Harold 0 L Rorvilz 1 Miles City V E Nugeniis Transfer Moves ANYTHING ANYTIME ANYWHERE 10 So. 7th St. Phone 15 H 0 T E L ADVERTISEMENTS Farm 5 Home Appliance Co. GTOIHC We handle nothing but the best ELECTROLUX MAYTAG Boespflug R. C. A. Phone 95 609 Main St. GGTIEZTCII The Midland Contractor Coal and Lumber Co. Qrsswiii.iL2dz.1iQh2fMiiiafi zrffstnV!s..?.?22.53Q.123:fif3fs.32Wzi2i Builder of Schools pyrex, and enamelwares. Pottery, Lumber, Roasters, Paints, Wagner fAluminumD, Coal. E CCDNGRATULATE . .. the ENICR CLASS CDF 1938 e Beanie of M1'!es City Affiliated with NORTHWEST BANK CORPORATION Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. OFFICERS DIRECTORS L. R. GILLETT, President JOHN MACKERLICK A. C. EICHHORN, Vice- Pres. A. C. EICHHORN M. J. FLINN, Cashier L. R. GILLETTE ADVERTISEMENTS W EXCLUSIVE STYLES AND . PATTERNS IN SUITS C0mPllm6nt5 ot H ottjs FASHIONS FOR MEN Dr. Sactie Lindetnerg Arnstactis Tiff New Drug Store antex EXCLUSIVE DRUGGISTS SUPER CLEANING Roy Eustrom Morrisonjs Service 24 N. 7th Nergaarct Auto Service 7 N. 11th. Phone 3 Browning Texaco No. I 1115 Main St. 13110119 1050-VV International Elevator Pertz-0-Later Cate 61615 Main Phone 187 Houghis Motor Co. 1402 Main St. Phone 87-VV Kuctiera C9 jones 1513 Main Phone 59 Swanson Beauty Shop Phone 1046 Main 8: Subway 61715 Main St. Phone 72 Boutette Service Station Linctetnergis 21 N. 7th Phone 875 Radio Service ADVERTISEMENTS Creme Barber and CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1938 eauty S Oppe H. C. SMITH - M. H. SMITH CONGRATUI61?1TEsS38THE CLASS C. P. SMITH Efficient Operators ' Expert Barbers Optometrlsts Miles City Steam F orci Laundry NEW AND USED CARS CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1938 Love Motor Co. , Phone 5 800 Bridge St Dr. f. R. Mathis FOR FINE OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN S1106 Repairing Room 1 . . . Miles Block M Visit F 4 Miles City, Montana OFFICE PHONE 196-W RES. PHONE 196-J Haelsigps Shoe Parlor DO IT PRUDENTIALLY E. B. Buck Winter THE OLD RELIABLE INSURANCE MAN Flowers From Gregorys Artistic Florists PRICES REASONABLE SCHOOL FRIENDS SCHOOL FRIENDS MY FCDUR YEAR PQGGRAM FTGSLIWQGH lst Semester 2nd Semester Subjects Cr. Subjects EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES SOPZZOWQOTQ lst Semester 2nd Semester Subjects Cr. Subjects - EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES unfor lst Semester 2nd Semester Subjects Cr. Subjects EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES A Senior lst Semester 2nd Semester Subjects Cr. Subjects EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES