Fairfield High School - Eagle Yearbook (Fairfield, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1952 volume:

THE EAGLE 1952 FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Fairfield. Montana IN MEMCJRIAM 1-1E SEINUOR CLASS OP 1952 ded1ca1esth1s am1ua1 to Raymond Kue 1r1 our 1T1C1'1O ar1d c1assma1e who because of ar1 au1orrob11e ao 1d9I'11 1os1 1113 111e AUQL st 4 1951 Ray attended erqht years of arade s 1 oo1 at Green11e1d 11 ree 5 ars at FHS and would have graduated 1111s year A m1sC'11evous Q1 1e 'as Rays mam C1lCIfCIC1GT1S11C and one 111a1 rade 111'11 we11 11k d by everyo e The be11e1 toat re would 11o1 have us ar1eve for 1111'1 but OI'11Y remember T 3 5 C11 be 'U 1 rn U1 U3 rn CL 5 5 fn EQ 5 5 3 LQ 'U o rn 5 4-K vb I 3 5 1 If 1111 1 PII' I1l 1 1 II I111 ll 111111111 x ll II' 1111111 11111111111 II1 111111111111 1 111 ll II 1111111 1 xf111 111 Il I1 I 1 1 I1 1' sI11111111 II Il 111111 NII 1 l11xf1111 I111 AQS PFL1 Ixcv' 111 urer Q 116110 Ne ffer 1 1 on ISQ james N1rho1srr1 Lzrarc Norms 1as ra Verda O11'1ey 5 11o.1 :rd Cur1m11oham L11 orac 1111115011 IY Form Q 1,11 1 R11111 1.6 Roy S 1l1111I1C, 1 1 y 1461111 oyce b11fv1 Cora qllldlxl 1 Q V11411' 1Tf17Q I1 1 s 5.11111 T11111o C s Marr, IY Turn 1- o hy me ken 11 r Van e hc c1yr1 mr Sylvl Wong L 'X , o ' , 1 . 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'lb' , T f A t Student Council To promote better understanding between the students and the teachers improve co operation among classes to iurther student government and to establish and uphold tradition these are the obt cts ot the student council Two representatives are elected irorn each class to serve on the student council A president and vice president are elected by the student body from the senior class The secretary and treasurer are elected from among the rep resentatives The advisor is elected by the student counctl The student council sponsored a party locker cleanups disciplined the use ot the right stairs and organized the pep asseniblies as their rnain protects 'lf I shman ass I ics sg. sor RON s E holyn V1 e Pre Aden! Bob M od Treasurer Janior ss r r s ri 1 ,I Foma V' nnf ta 1V S tot fl Uf6Ci PGY KlOPPGl s re s r cx 4 s Harold W Stensland Roger Christiansen Montana State Umverslty Chem1stry, Algebra Mechamcal Drawing, Guidance 592' ,A 9 J 3 Af? f ON' ' X, ,-J if 'L 4 l A Q xv L , l C no N, ---7 -X 'X f , K h CX Y! X a K 1 S , Y A Mm -500 L W ' my . sir. . 'X 'v 1 '41 Q f l Doris Humphrey Montana Slate Colleqe Elology, General Science G1IlS' Physical Education 'vm 1 x 'Q ' - I S F 2719, -C 'T.a, av ' ' n +- V 'S l 4. C :Sift :SQA ,' -e.,,--ni-EL I- H: 31: -in 'X ff X , Q?-,jg 'luv '-25222 ,omg V , ui ,f ' I My 5 f f X ' ' YW ffff f I X221 Al Bateman Drxvers Trammg Ramona Nelson Montana State College Home Econommcs I, II, Ill Boys' Home Economics I Robert Iohnson Montana Slale College Enqllsh I, Art, Chorus, Bond Grade School Band rf? Q ga a r nom: lg f x on f t 5 f Y Helen Ogden Montana State Calleqe - Journalism, Typing I, ll English lV, Shorthand Bookkeeping l -0 it 0' 4 M 5: Rudolph Sabo Montana State College Enqlish ll, Ill, Geometry General Math Gerald Kelly Montana State University World History, Elementary Sorial . Science A 1 Public Speaking, American History I Gene Bourdet Montana State College Coach, Hygiene Boys' Physical Education Mrs. Shirley Perkins Secretary ?' X ,av 't 'ev , to , t ,M ,Vi ,,.nrw X 1' MJ' ti, , 2 , W , lake Schilling Custodian ' , , , A irrg f ...Q gf 'll' t J t . , J 7,231 'XR V X 3 AQ ',S 1 l',f - Class Will 6 Annual Staff STAFF Editor loyce Sheveland Assistant Editor Norman Beck Business Managers Echolyn Lee Grace Norris Kemmer Vance LeRoy Schilling Sports Editors Benny Herman Neva Maurer Margaret Baranko Sheren Raihl Verda Oakley Cora Snider Sylvia Wenz Hallie Ienkins Art Editors Class Editors Organizations Class Prophecy Class History Advisor Howard Cunningham Patty Ienkins Helen Ogden The Fairfield Eagle, a book that pre- sents school life to the public each year, is put out by a staff picked from the senior class. This year's annual staff has worked hard to meet the standards set up by the classes before us and we should like to express our thanks to Miss Ogden our sponsor who supervised the Work on the annual Pictures and words We can give you but the smells and noises the Joys and sorrows that are school we cannot These you will have to furnish for yourself We hop that this book will be something you will keep and cherish through life as a typical portrayal of your school days 5 Q A ' ' ' . mm s , . . . C5 I I V I .X fl I 1 S X Ierry Fornall Q5 , ' - W iiii Yiiiiiii Y i ni 'Winn I iw 'za' gm., SZ.. 1 l X K-4-1 0' IANWR K mx 0,0 3' I X ,AW.:!I' Ha mwllll r 1 ' nl' l'. I 1 null till' lap 5? :Q ...T , , - 'N M5249 3 ff ' X :Tia V ffl f-X A X KQJI 5 Q l . 16 6 I lj 1 f , 'f' 14 f f A :F-lf: ' 5-MEX.-. 'X J' ffi- ,A - J, '- ij J A laiatav' 43.9 QAM lk I 7 qa. ll 1 x ' 1 U ff ,--f- CLASS FLOWER Y CLASS COLORS Yellow rose G-reerr cmd white X XX xxx ARS X VN X CLASS MOTTO Unless we l1V9 as brothers we shorll not lrve CLASS OFHCERS Ci Y I 514 W tv Seniors Class of 1952 1 Margaret Irene Baranko fTransfer From Great Fallsj I She enjoyed the reputation of be- ing the most remarkable person she ever knew. Chorus 3-4, FHA 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play 4. Allan Brug l-le is a drip of many faucetse all turned on. Science Club President 3, Play Cast 4. Norman Beck Man is but a worm, He comes along, wiggles a bit, then some chicken gets him. Class President 4, Football 2-3-4, Let- termen's Club 2-3-4, Officer 4, Eagle Staff 3-4, Editor 4, Annual Staff 4, Editor 4, Student Council 3, Senior Play 4. Douglas Crary If a man still has his appendix and his tonsils, the chances are that he is a doctor. Class Officer l, Band l-2, Basket- ball l-2, Football 1, Student Council 2. Harry Bliss Philosopher--one who instead of crying over spilt milk consoles him- self with the thought that it was over four-fifths water. FFA l-2, Senior Play 4. Howard Cunningham Strange that men call money 'douqhf Dough sticks to your fin- gers. Chorus 3-4, Boys' Octette 3, Letter- men's Club 2, Eagle Staff 3-4, An- nual Staff 4, Sclence Club 3, Student Council 1, Play Cast 4. .Y -- XX. at Q. X I l 13 -1 l::s1l1:Z1.?,1..1t'f... X 1 Q 1 Q11 11 Inqeborg K. Hollo 'lzfff 15 just cgzxv l:.Q 'l.11ij 'IlA'f 'Q11i:ut:,Q: lcv' 1: 11161 : 1:61 '?111f:s wwf., 14- lf. .... J Ierald Edward Fornall A rs' 11.:df ls zzfzkf Qrxly 1 1 133 4, 511.11 13 P:Q:2.111L 3 X3 D Llxll f.l, l.r f1 111111121 1' 1b ff 1 l 111' Skzif 3 4 A:1:1'11l it 4 l' M 3,E3t111l1-11tL'g111 1. -Q. Hallie Deleno Ienkins l'l'11111:if11 l'111:11.f.:11111:-I A1111.:sy11l1':11l1-, ?l. 11111-'l11L1f111Cl :Q 11 1111ly1'.' 4'lf::f1., H111 1-1 f' 3, B ::.1'l I' 3 -1 P111 li11I11l Lf 'K -1, i'l1f:1.1:1 Ll, Falrx. if-fi G, Of i11'1-1 3, l2'11'w lJ1ff11cl111? 4, D1,111-' 1111111 3, llx ily- f1'1li 3 -1, i3 .1lw:1' 4T1J1111.1l 1, lifruk-11laf1ll 1 131111111 Play 431:11 4. Alice Grai o 1 .1 1' iv 111 11.11. lf Ilgrill 4. Patricia Gail lenkins 1.11111 1'::11114111y 5 1'f'S 161: .3111 .ft 'Iwi' 151111 lim- Z' 1115115 c' 1:.'. .:111..y'r:1.Cl'l1v'j:'l. sficti .1 '1ve1 CIG1 1: 1, ff. '11 -1 FHA l lfu':if3'l!c1ff -1, A1111'11. ff' :ff -1, Q 115k1 'hcl 4 w.,..,1,, 1 1.4 ,H - ,,..Ox 1: ,wr Play Benny Herman H 11:-:.:tl1 '.-Jgzks 111:51-1 ' 1 211- f' 1'1.11g.: l1'- ,.1. mr . K 5151.11 ff 4 P 1,-lm 'l 11 34, ,. , , ,, . 41,5 - 4 - 1 1 - 1 , . -1 .1:.41 ,vf I 14 .,... 1.111 A or 29. . -t . 1 Russel Kolsie What man wants -all he can as-2, .fhat woman wants- -all she rant 'A get. Band l-fl-3, FFA l-fl-3-4, Dlstrtvt Crit rr 3. Chapter Ottlffi-r 3-4, Httle Twrrzt 3, ludqfg 'lbizm 4, FFA Baslc--t lptxll 2, Band l. Neva Frances Maurer lt's easy to ptck out the best people. They ll help you do tt. Class Ottmar 3, Band l, Pep Band l,Ar1rxualStafi 4, Play Cast 4. Dorothy Mae Lee The only t1me you imd her at home ts when she goes back after somethmqf' FHA 1-2-3,Tw1rler l-C. ,WL ff :fi I A t ' W Ml, fy -I 'M' Q-eel: ' Irene Dora Neiiler She was suffermq from a severe Case of he-fever. Basketball 4, Senior Play 4, Chorus Echolyn Lee lt's so easy to be qood-natured, l wonder why anybody takes the trouble to be anythmq else. Class Otltcer l-2-3, Band 1-12-3-4, Offgser 2-3-4, Pep Band l-2-3-4, Chor- us l-Q-3, Double Ouarfet l, Annual Staff 4, Student Courtcll 3-4, Otfxcer 4, Sub Deb 1, Basketball 4, Play Cast 4. Icmes Nicholson fTI'GYl5lQl' From Dodson! One swallow doe-sn't make a summer, bu' 1fhI6GlCS a New Years resoluttonf' Class Preszaent 3, Band 4, Basket- ball 3-4, Captatn 4, Fco'bo1l3, Track 4, Qettermerfs Club 3-4, Band 4, Semar Play 4. Sheren Marcella Rczihl YO11 CSU f CSGCS9 YCLQT G 'f1f l'S l..,. - , lint tnafs falr encuafz Tiny prab- alzly '.-Jaulanf have vlzigin 'fQ'.1. Eand l-Q-34, Pep Earga -l FHA lefl- 3-4, Presmclenz 4, D1st::A Giza-fvr 3, Eagle Staff 2, Edlfor 3 Annual Sfaif 4 'Basketball 4, Tuznzlmf Tcam l-Q, 1 Hake-up Direitor Senor Play 4. Grace Ann Norris ,J f1fI1lIlQIl'1:C,43 CI fm ILSQIX ,V , LeRoy Schilling .43'.A.'aaays, '.vl1atevf' ' not worth El , :aylng gs sung. Class Preslaeri' l, Easaetball l-2- 3-4, Factball I-Q-3-4, 'fraii 3, Letter' rnexs Club l-Q-3-4, Cfiuger 3-4, An- nual Staff 4 Boys State 3, Student Caunggl Presldent 4, Play' Cast 4. Verdc Lorraine Oakley VfELen cr wcrnari rf-filly 'Wes rr 'nan he :an :nal-ce llfr da a .Ling she '.-rants to ds. Class Ciiicer 4, FHA l-I-3-4 Off.- Cer 4, Eagle Stazi 3-4, Editor 4 An- imal S'ai1 'fn-clrlzzxlg l Baskitball 4, l lClSiY A2-:ard 3, Mlzlcr--111 .., ,outer S:-zzgcr Play 4. Ioyce Anne Shevelcxnd llGGKl'..Sf one who can do about anything exfeggt make c Qzvlnqf' Band l-2-3-4, Pep Band l-ll-34, FHA l-2-3-4, Annual Eater 4, Girls Safe Alternate 3, Ich: E. Young Award l, HSLSEQ' Award 3, S:xenC9 Club 3, Senza: Play 4. George H. Pearson The tragedy of the flea is news for cerfam that all Hildren will qc to Tliil dogs Band l-2-3-4, FFA l-2-3-4, af he his Cora Lorraine Snider She wasnt much of a sales qlrl, but she sure Could flll ou' f: slzpf 'J Clos? ffflif?-r Q, Bind lfffs 4 Pop Ecnd l-Q3-4, Chivrus 3, FHA lf 3 4, Offror 4, A:1nL'1l Sffxfi 4 f'f'1'i-:1 Counsxl l, Eask-tibzll 4, Sub T Play Cast 4. Margery Ann Turville An afar bflznvffr iii' 41 smz.. rch Ls b-HTH than G fini loaf. S Walter M. Tetzel Walk1nq 'Nlll never be a lost art fman wxll always have to qs? io his garage. FFA l-2-3-4, President 4, FFA Bas' ketball 2-3, Hcrseshoe Team 3-4, Iudqe Team 4, Football 3 Letter- men's Club 3-4, Wrestling 'Team 4. , 4, 'Fix ,Q am Kemmer W. Vance I'm scrry for any man who lms not the xmaqnmnon fo sywll a word two ways. FFA 1-2-3-4, PFA Baskeffball Cffxcer 4 Horsevsltce Team 3, ludfge Team 4, Track 4, Annual Staff 4, , Semor Play 4. Ann Margaret Trainor Some anis keep than lovs others .et their lcve .effe-is keep Them. Chorus 2. Sylvia Stella Wenz I wander 1-:kara all the things fh-ey fell 'har daughv ters ncf ic din, Eand l-2-3-4, Pep: 27:5 Q-3,4 C117 hh, I 'gs 3 FHA Q-3-4 Cffyf: 4, Amir: Q P A lf.-:ard 3, Easkpfbil, 4 Asians Pdf Class Wtll We the Senror Closs ct the yeor Nrnetocn Hdndred and Erfty Two E rnq of sodrnd mrrrd Gnd strong body do hereby leuwe Prdrse the Lord our lost wrll ond rcstorrent rn mdnner ond 'orm crs follows 1 e One 'W h rory ,rvo rnd lerzuetrt to l dur rlrss s tn'rt enter he doors of Forr re Hrqh Srhool our u lrmred on r y dm' url 1lrty to regorm lrsh qreot 'eorts ond to gr ducxte rn the necessary sum of todr ye rrs Artrolo Two V e le J the ft culty cr r rn o to rel x nd o sense of pecr C r ter CI struqqle f four yeors Artrole Thr e To tor Iunrors we oeouecrttr olr of our worldly belonqrnqs rn the manner ond form os stu ed lrelo MARGARET BARANKO l Crves her u fel: nd Jrsrs to Grefrt FCI ls to D LORES ALBRECHT MARGARET uroes you o l' 10 lo s of fun DOLORES sre lo rs To STEW SCH JARTZ HARRY BLISS errfrs lrs xe developed power I rers nrrrq to keep STEW from fgett ng rn o more Stews To STANLEY DEZORT IOYCE SHEVELAND ll leer strc rqht A dvercrgo on the honor roll Dont let those A s oh nur therr shorpe STAN To ALICE MAX WELL ALICE GRAF x rlls rrr fnrr t ys She Knows you Q rn use them ALLEN BRUG mrlls hrs loud lzoormnq vorce t PAITIE EUELL Use rt wrtrr neutron PATTIE NORMAN BECK edu trrs hrs posr ron us S, or s Lort r on the Ecole stoft to BILL FULK INEBORG HOLLO eoles her refrrred crncr ocnr ed ways to BETTK KONEINI ond COREEN VANCE She knows yo l De hle to use tr HOWARD CUNNINGHAM leoves hrs wrrys or l tetohed und lote to sehool To DON SMITH HOWARD suqcrests you trnd C1 woy to cover the kdqs under the eyes GRACE NORRIS wrlls her flomrnq led locl's to CLARENCE SCHMIDT to lrrrqhterr Mr Kellys study lrrrll BEN HERMAN vxr ls l'rs .nrrrrsorr slroulde s C LLOYJ HQVDIN Ind LEON ISAACSON one shoulder to rtrch PAT IENKINS rls of S I B s to .JOPEEN KOLSTE frr .IILT-3. CONVERSE NEVA MAURER Ie ves ner rrhrlrty to fret ror I1 h veryore to HOWARD DE ZORT IERRY FORNALL l rves hrs broth r TOIVMY to ke rrre ct the qrrls IERRY seems to hrnlc they ore rn Good hfrnos SYLVIA WENZ url s trre rrdvorrtdqes of rr rosr' on ot the svvrtrhbourd rn the t lephone offroe to DORIS TEUBERT crrd IRENE BRADY SYLVIA tl rn s yodr re qettrrrq ocod ext r rronc on the porty lrne now T DEN rt Nos fun IIIII t l s d GEORGE PEARSON f ves hrs uhrlrty tb st y 1 y tom rrl qrrls to PAUL VANDERIAGT ond ERVIN EIECHTNER Thrrrlc you rfrn stfxrtd rt hoys HM NICHOLSON wrlls hrs Qurly hcrrr to NEAL EATEMA I Frrst rule rs le' rt crovw dont get cr GI WALTER TETZEL vrlls hrs mcrny oood trmes to BOBBY HOLYOAK crno RICHARD RAIHL WALLY soys he wrll lo n you hrs oddr ss hook to orv yoor cr chonoe to get s rted LEROY SCHILLING ecves hrs I os e lortl t r nt to ION SALIVONSON Ifr Eorrd sorys he con use C1 good enter ANNIE TRAINOR l 1 s rer sve t rrsposrr rr to BEVERIE RCSS h rs rl rqht BEV temper nexer rurt anyone MARGERY TURVILLE .vrlrs her curly looks to SAI! GOEORTH ond the lrrrcn ss of her holr ond eyebrows to INAYINE BLACK os hrs hzrr doesnt m tch hrs nome- RUSSELL KOLSTE le rfrs Bocl-ckeeprnq to DON P RRY trnd EVELYN BRADY to struqqle wrth Hope you emoy the frqures DON IRENE NEIFFER le J s It r slrm frourc to ALE BUTTS DOROTHY MAE LEE e ru tres lrer orrn r rofrs rm lr A F to LOIS IIURNII LE DOROTHY omments youll r' 16 ro s CORA SNIDER wrt s I rrr cr rcus x Cys t D-rl OUIRLS Soerrs s tho.rc,r rc has crlreordy had Cr few pornters DOUG CRARY vu s hrs rrorlrty to det drsclf rr od rorrr the servr e to PAT IKLOPPEL She wrshes Arr Force men coulo det out s soon os the rvlfrrrnes To KAREN HOLI O SHAREN RAIHL lerv s ln 11 y erncrrlcs ECHOLYN LEE eo e hes lfer proro lryrn, r ry t ED IIN I-IO MOJIST Q rd ILOYD GRAS DOCK Her helr',rl 'rrn r rr pro tr HALLIE IENKINS s h s dvr e o BOB rll L OD Dcrt ero e nqoqed rrr ,f r senror ycor ou ll frnd rt too CCFIIHI , nd rt o e oo r rr th nr, r sthool or We the senrors II o r ,ood orodes n I ser cr 'lrjn y to ll th Iunrors so h they Con set the example for the res of true school THE SENIOR CLASS OF l952 I 1 c , , I ' 1 ,. , I , ,, 2 ' I - , 19' , ' I - s ,f 1 A ' s I A A I I . 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Class Prophecy Here we are folks The Burpo Tooth Paste I-Iour IS now on the arr Dont forget Burpo tooth paste rs the best paste you can buy for the money rt whrtens the teeth and rots the gums Buy a tube today Thrs rs Howard Cunningham announcrna Here we ar wrh the Current Events of tomorrow FLASH CHINA MAY 25 1965 The brg torpedo Loaf Zrppt reached here from Amerrca at exactly 9 .56 center cf the earth trme Crew report nothrng excrttnc on the trrn Consumed one quart of mrllr and three sandwlches on the way Drstance between two contrnents cut many mrles by new routrna Sarcl to have cut through melted lava for 7 000 rnrles of trrp Encountered no snow Crew captamed by the honorable Harry Bhss well known amorg s udents of Farrfreld Hrgh School as member of the class of l95Z Note More details later HELENA MONTANA Governor Norman Beck conferred vrth Spearcer of the House Hallre Ienkrns and Presrdent of the Senate George Pearson today recardrna the Lurldrnq of 30 000 rnrles cf hrahway across the Atlcntrc Ocean rn the near future Chief rtgrneer Allen Bruq and hrs assrstant Kemmer Vance who w1ll have charae of the constructron of the watery hrghway were also present at the conference FAIRFIELD MAY 24 1965 Fa rfeld Studrcs announced 'ooay tn frndrn of a new star They drscovered leer rnakrng sauerkraut out of garlrc rn an east srde apcrtment rn he slum drstrrct of N York Thrs new star Anme Tralnor wrll co stfr wrth Russell Kolste rn the prcture release Fames of Youth Ahce Graf wrote the plot Lrohtrna e fe ts are DY Irene Nerffer Thrs rrcture has taken three days and a half to produce at a cost of the stupendous su'n of S6 50 CHICAGO Mr and 'VIrs Irmmy Nrcholson announce the entrance of therr daughter rnto Mrss Ingelrorg Hollos Select School For Grrls at Sunny Store on Chrcken Creelc Mrs Nnholson was formerly Cora Smder FAIRFIELD MONTANA The r nnual convcntron of the Wrndy Lrars Club rs rn sessron here thrs x eelc Presrdent Neva Maurer presrded over the or enrng sessror Mrss Margery Turvrlle who x cn he prrze last year for t llrng the braaest he x rs a aucst of honor at the banauet grven at presrdent of the club and present rntornatronal presrdent of the club This club has the largest mem bershrp of all the clubs rn exrstence of rnternatronal scope MIDWAY PACIFIC OCEAN Th Pacrfrc Occan swrmrners p rssed thrs pornt early thrs mornmg They seemed rn the best of SDIIIIS They lunched on popcorn and he doas here before contrnurna therr swrm across the ocean Sylvra Wenz was frrst rn elapsed svrrnmrng 1me Grace Norns was runnrng a close secona YALE Coach LeRoy Schrllrng of the Yale footl all sauad nnoun ed here today that he expects to whrte wash the team of Coach Benny Herman ct the Army when the two squads clash rn the Farrfreld Snow Bowl next Fourth of Iuly PARIS Madame Dorothy Lee worlds foremost desrgner o cat s clcthrng announces that she wrll enter the freld cf desranrna for men and women s c lothrng next frl She predrcts that her styles xxrll set the pa e for the world RATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM Dr Douglas Crary today cnnot nccd tha the sanrtarrum staff had drscovered a way to cofnl at lazfrness rn school students Thrs new dlscovery rs expected to revolutronrze the scholastrc records of the natron In hrs studies Dr Douglas Crary was ably assrsted by Echolyn Lee and Margaret Baranko who used Farrfzeld I-Hgh School students for experrmental purposes rn the research work WRIGLEY FIELD One of the world s best sellers seems to le I-low to Chew More and Brgger Wads of Gum The book 1S a scrcntrfrc treatrse whrch reaurred fcur years rn the wrrtrng The name of Sheren Rarhl appears as the author The publrsher rs the Farrfreld Trmes Publrshfng Company owned and operated by Verda Oakley BOSTON The new sona hrt cf the season rs the work of that famous composer of Torn Cat Alley Walter Tetzel The catchy snctchy lrttle trtlo rs When the Sun Shrnes Theres no Fog rn My Eyes But You Patty Ienkms farned rnetropolrtan opera star wrll open the season s concert serres at the Met wrth the frrst publrc performance of thrs tcar Jerker INDIANAPOLIS Srr Ierry Fomall set a new world s record hero today for an automobrle speed when he went down the course at 500 mrles an hour You know how Ierry used to rrake everyone eat hrs dust back tloere rn hrs hrgh school days? Hes strll dcrng rt What a speed' More mrles to the aallon next trme Ierry Well folks that s all of the Current Events of tomorrow for thrs trrne Tune IH next Wednesday nraht at exactly frve thrrty pm for Burpos Tooth Paste Hour Well be on the arr at that trme wrth more flashes and rn the meantrme dont Iarl to wash your teeth every mornrng and mght wrth Burpos tooth paste Good Nraht C16 J ' 1 ' ' . . 4 4 I .I . 6 'T - , , 1 ' W . ' ' di . r ' . . A V . . . . r t , : x ' ' , t ' . , A . N ., . . , , t : f ,r ' . . 7 ' e ' ' g . , . A . . . l . A . 1 . . ew . ' , .' ' ' - 1 ' ' r ' . .. 1 ,, . .V . , A 1 . . . . . . r. c , . . , : 1 r . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' x ' ' - t J , . . . . ' 'J . I , 'N ' 'J , ' K ' .. ' ' , -J , 1 ' e ' . ' ' ,, nr: - . , ' the Park Hotel last evening, The principal speaker of the evenina was Ioyce Sheveland, past : e ' ' ' sf - ' ' ' ' . ,' A . ' ' ' , V' i ' 1' . ' 2 ' ' ' o 1 V a c, I xy A V ' I , . . , . , V c . . I . A 1 1 t ' ' . N , . , , . 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I Senior Class History Una Bo ,Dee V2 o. 511112: ig-'HQ SDE Q :emi-5 mzhgg H 3:25 -ammo 91235 Oc cfvcm miie. -.ami Zami 0141152 13015 .saws QFDQ, H-no o iam? mlom 'lnmm om fb oem?- SEND eau-1 5135 DO- 'CQ 1- a--:eco '-'FD-1.1: mvlflfx' WXXHN n1nq ff' S511 N, -lp , The head trrcycl sts for 1948 49 were Presxdent LeRoy SCl'l1lll'1Q V1Ce Pres1dent Doua Crary Secretary Lyall Crary Treasurer Ecaolyn Lee and student coun 1 rep resentat1ves Cora Sn1der and Howard C nnmq ham Our sponsors were Mr Stokke and Mr Bour e On October 5 we came to our f1rst hump wh1ch reqmred ome strenuous peda mg on our part as we wore qunny sacks and 1rr1qa1nq boots h1s day marked o r 1n1t1at1on and a er we ared thts hump we had smoo h edahnq for GXI'lll9 as we fre nawv tu1l f edqed students of FHS February 20 we threw our llYSf party 1n the annex and lett 1t h re as we went 1n the hole S5 W1th the com ng of sprma the class of 1949 was qraduatmq 1t we were vus' completrnq our flrs year of hzql' school QM ff!! f W l wil 1' f he 011, 11 461 Qw lu-.-.1-JN' We started our sopho more year 1n Sep ember of 1949 w1'h a total 0138 b1cycl1stsur1do ln drrec t1on of Mr Cl'11'lSlCI1'1SO1'1 as sponsor The ma1n spokes n the wheels of thrs years brkes were Pres1dent Echolyn Lee V1ce Presr dent Roberta Roehm Se retary Hall e Ienkms Treasurer Lyall Crary and s uden counc1l XGQYFSD-D'UlllCS Hal11e I nk1ns a d Douq Crary In the los' ard found department we had los' Harod Ander son Ia lf Gold era and loyfe Sr 1h Found were Pcberva Rcenm and H 1 e Ienkms YIVGS, Norman Beck and Echolyn Lee. Our sponsor was Mr. Iohnson. We arned tfo new hotrod dr vers who were Iva N1cholso'1 and Va ,aret Baranko ana he wo wno let us were Roberta Roehm and Frank We1de fl tc We put on the second s Fool arty of the year wh1ch was a harves par y A large crov a a tended and we made S24 clear after xcenses were pa1d Our ss rmqs arr1ved tom Iostens the last of March and they uc e au1'e d1 ferent to'11 ae other years rmqs as they had a blue s one and the 1'1 als were on the outstde Dn M y 10 I e s ar ed q eady for our Iua or Prom and by Saurdaw May ll N9 1- e e eady for the b1q mqht to beqtn The theme or he prom was HaNa11an Surset and the qym was decorated wth blue red and orange streamers on the ce1l1nq palm trees all arourd the S1dES and the background for the band was a larqe Hawauan scene Punch and cook1es were served by hula dancers corrxng from a Haw a11an hut We broke away from an old trad1'1on and had Lou1s Scharrers orchestra tron1 Grea Falls The crown 'xg of Donna Gaarder as queen and Ted Da ey as lC11 Q ook place at 10 00 P M W f erent so happy lv 1e'1 the Monday at er he prom rolled around and we had to clean the aym But we dtdnt mtnd the Cl6'GU1l Q up as much as we d d i1r'd1nq out that ve wen 1n he hole on the deal As we had a b1q crowd the only explanat1on we cou d hgure out was that we Just put too much money 1nto d arao 4 X3 Sf N1111' Well well at long las' we to md ourselves breez mq 1nto FHS as semors 1n our spankmq new Cadxllacs Horns honked loudly for all other stu dents to clear the way or qe smashed under the heavy fvloeels of our btq automob1les 'llre ores that d1d the 'nost honkmq were Head Honker Nor man Be k V1ce Honker Benny Herman Nho d1d the honlfmg when he head honker wasnt around Secretary Verda fl-lorn blowerl Oakley and Treasurer Patty IMoneybaqsJ Ienkms The drzvers who left thc1r Padtllacs were Max1ne Foster Den nts S k and Larry Squ1res Also lost was Raymond Kuehn .-who d d 1n an automob11e acc1dent Comma ba k 'h1s year we had D ug C ary who left our c1ass IH 1950 to serve 1n t e Wlarmes C I C111 U FQ OJPY N '1 CX E'l'1 :.1'll S ln U WC! l G f V0 NET9 O 11 l CI E? l'CSlll'T'l F1 HE ISYS and rar nq o :go Nhfn he doors opened and s hc s ar ed rut we :ere aken aoun a na h o IO when le s led s oe o1sh on 're als We tr1ed to s rub 1 oft but the a n came ott too The '1 a blow came when Mr Dahl told the s den s ha' there no d b no more freshman 1nt1at1ons m FHS On tne pa y s O'1 we ame ou a l1'tle bet er th1s year as ne ted S15 o Nay IU ou reasury nS ue near nc, the end o re s hoo term a e 1 o tc o' or a Ph eau Nay on wh 11 a good jf' I G As the secord ueek of Q :anim C. Kes ING ,-,BI . 1 , AVA' 4 September rolled around aqa1n all school laus Here neglected for Nhtle as we the 1u'11ors were learmnq o dr ve r nel 1y remodeled rods Vle 'molly q 19 gear e ou a e tr 111 Nas led by Pres d JIT 1 1o son V1 saen Neva Ma rer Se reta y Ha' en kus treasu o yn and s udenr counf1' reprf ena horn b1o llwl, su ess bo h lran 1ally and otherw se lher ue beqan tworktnq or' our Jun1or play N11 h we wal ed 1l we :ver n1ors to put on he plav was a threeat comedy ent1t1ed Dont Darken My Door November 14 and 15 at the Star Theater The lolly hol1day season came rollmq around aqam and we were busy ge 'mcg ready o present the second arnual sen1or ba of Fa1r'1e1d H gh S nool The Celllnq of he gym was deco rated lv h blue sreamers and Ch1stmas rees anted whtte were pla ed around he SldQS o' the qym v 1 lf' a budge bemq used as an entran c wh1ch was presen ed The ball was enloyed by everyone but the se nor treasurer t1nd1nq no money to po ket had no trouble rece1v1nq b lls tAh no more torrnal dances tor us 1 Way b k on Ocooer ll N was respons ble for maxmq and dr1v1nq he annual o press at ptcked our annua SlGl1 who t'1e 1r1b1,ne by 'he A, fl 4 deadl Now as we are er'd1n, ou las year mth our s 11d es s ud1fd r a r u a es over ou ,lays qtven and r n u e are o q ' rr ard o ba ataureate class nuh and na11y qradua1on 11: 1 '11 I u A 9 1.11m . , ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ..,, - , ,1 5 1 . c 1 p ' . . Q, T 1 4 1, 1 X , 1 , me 1 1 '71, , . - ' :P 5 'V 4' ' , - V , , 1 1 I 1 1 , 1 . .1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 .111 ' ' ' . , HU:-- lf 51 - , a 'J t t ettznoj r ' .1 .. - ' p . 1 , V Y , v , QI , 4, , .-1 1 . ' ., 1 1 , 11 . 1 , 11 E N .44 ' 1 1 1 1 5 . 1 1 . . X' - 1 1 1 - , 1 , V d. t. ' , ' 1 . r U 1 ft - f 1 1 11 M11 1 , ,1 I 1 t 1 . . ' ' 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 I ' T t A - 1 br .' . , 1. ' 1 1 11 ', H. 1. ns- Y fy, '-., ' if V U . K, .ffm 'nl' 1 A 111 . 'nhl' b f 'll 1 , - 'xx ' L 'll ' ov 4 I - I A , 1, ,A A I Q 1 I I X I 1 1 ...e A - 1 O 1 o 1' D' Z I 'Mx ' ' if ' 9-0 -A 1 . , ' : A , 11 7 ' 1 : 1 1 1 -A 1 , I V I - . - 1 l 1 - ta: , . 1 , ' 1 a I: , o ' r , 1 1 ' , h Off be 13, 1949, c 'qht s b1.lL'Jbll. ' 1 ' 1.1 - T11 11 a 1 . th.s s he 'a' 2 - ' 1 1 t1 ie 21. i - e . ' 'J all We put on the l1rst school party ol the year Y'Jl11Cl'1 was a set 11. t 1 - Y 6 ol T is , ' 1 c' cc t 1. C ' 1 . '1 1 , ' ' tin r ' p111 ,1 h 1 1 L ' 1 c 1 ' ', ' xc 1' p I I . 2 t , p 1 t un! '.'. ' - e se 1 1 . T Q ' - C we t Z put a' 'r 1 - ' . 1 1 11 t f- 1 - ' were . 1 1 f t'1, c l Il th b- 11 1 1 C' . ' f ' e cyflers Z o' Qi 1 g,1'n1j up 0. ot a ' ' ' 1: ' ' 1t 1 1 ' , 1 r' f p 1 1 Q t1:ne'.-:as h .1 by all. , 3 1. , ,1 Q A 1 I l A 0 ' . I ' 1 'H' ' I F 1 ' 3 - 1 1 ' ' NYS,-1 'l Q' ' a' 1. 1 1' lc F ' ' il 1 1 ' ' ' ac 1 ' , ' e - l ', . L: 4 .sn ,M T t A - cu 1 .'1 1, ' 1 ' 1 ' Z ' 41. , J . . - ' Q, 1.1' - hot 1 1 ' 1 - ' 1 11 c I L me. 1 ct 11 ,' 1 1 1 c r t L , ' 11 1 t , , and start d c :Z 'he b1g r : 'J 1 :li ' ' 3 1 ent, ' . 1 ou p rtges g1ve 1, our formal d Cf ' , r jc , II sl- 1' 1 ce Pre 1' t, . . u 3 C . r' , 1lLe I - ou a nual o t, 'fr I okxn 10 1 cc ' 1 , A 1 ' T 1 Arer Efh 1' 1 Lee: Z ' Q 1 cs ' - Q Z 1 f1 ' ' ' . 3 V 3 , F fl 4 ,f K4 x ,A l. FRONT POVV Bob M Lead Presldent Stewart S hwarlz Secretary Ala Convnrso Treasure STANDING Dave Squzres Vrce Presxdent Mxss Humphrey Advxsor Dolores Albre Neal man 'PJNQ 92 Q ,f 2 I Q F PSS ilk Wayre B ack Evelyn Bradv -Q-ev C v-.., N am 50 s A xuk . MNT' Alta Mae Converse Howard DeZort Stanley De-Zort PGNY Euell ,W an Irene Brady Dale Butts A91 Q.. vig? 'QW' Ervm F19ChfD9f , 'fi xr M lx 4' bl X Y 'gf Q 5 5 lf , L 4 , f X , ,V ' L lu f pf' I lava pm .L-Q chi X I L 4 - A A V 'I N - U i -' K qu- hi P-iV'Z,,, 1, X K 4' 411 J H7 4 I -' , - .2 -V J - 7 r' :-Af, ., .- - n , ff ll' x I Q J ' ' . .,,. e 5 I A tl ' 'S K ' NM Q' X 1 '- ,,V ,, ,., , , Q A s ' 34, A 1. I, O ' Ki f Ssw ? r rr re , e -01, 1 J: L' J l f iiiii? 5: -E , 5, L ' f . ' J FF- S: vj -r M . -ve, 1:5 W Tom Fornall B1ll Fulk Sam Gofor h -f Ain U9 -2- .lg rl! -1 George Oakley Don Perry Rlchard Raxhl 1 , H 1' 4- fo F If I 1155 ,K A T 245 we 'H-:- f a' ,W Al , .fy f '3' -V4 1' J ff' Q 1 31 - Lloyd Grasdock Karen Hallo Edwm Holmqulst GU' ,naw Wf- Bobby Holyoak Lloyd Hovden Leon Isaacson VE' i .-Q' Q '36- 1' Pa' Kloppel Doreen Kolste Betty Konen 'Q' 21: , 4V I-A s fr ' Q ,., A A uf V4-av 4 Allce Maxwell Bob McLeod Iames Mrlls Qi' 1' l af S QQ 'YW- A C7 Wbf f I I 4, Beverlee Ross Stcwarl Schwartz Dons Teubert Coreen Vance Ian Salmonson Don Smxth Charlene T1aden Paul Vanderlaqt Clarence Schmxdt Dave Squxres LOIS Turvllle Violet Waldbauer fl 2 :3 l l W' r Y ' I ' A, fb .' I V ,I V , M' 'T' .Q . Q xy , 'QV' 'V 2 J 4 xl ,3 lv- ,O ' ' I 6 i ,-.NL 'S L f .1 .I r, 3' , I V, It ' l 'WL V' n, , x ,AJ AY- AV, I ,X UL -, xi 5 r A r . 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Q fp , 3 A E V J, , 1 - l -V , l xnxx Hkhk XY . jqgk QQVG119-Y Georqlcx Lecxse A Shirley Lewis Helen Mvlnerney Nunry M -Inf-:rv-',' ' m ' f ,V . - K 2 1, 1 1. - 5 N ,V A 'I -. . 3 1' , T2 ' A . . 5 tx A X Or Af, . ' R l v 9? Ng ffs on.: c els rx ' 9 . '.. L yggn , V.. 3 3 x ' I 1 ' '4 li I V .. 1' -A ' ' t A -A , , ? kb V if ' f 7 f 1 egg Y Ellf- .1 QI n f Q 'hfnk fi dv V li Q ' 1' ' . ,'-fx Y, FRONT ROW Chester Leach Presujent Pai1y Burbrxdce T urer Bonme Dee Stenqrlmson Secretary Mr Kelly Spons r Terry Radchffe Vlce Preslde-nt 223 ,jill .4-35 Freshmen 'QF -A ,T 46? ,- 9' J '00 -if 3'8- 'een ,-n-4 46. 'x If Dale Brody Blll Coffman Iamce Buelmq le-anelte Cullrp Patty Burbrldqe Wayne Daley wir 19 E? Dorothy De-Zort Arthur D1CkhOff Farey Fee mc- W -01 -if-Y Ai J B111 Folda Maurxce Fornall Boyd Foster Ing I v,,,,,o IK 'Q 9 '-Q... 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HY KN H1: 5'E his Lug Y- -P, V Y 5' m W fa g. p Nf Z Mfg, 7 Z x ii if sf .. wi I X ,.I xX X xl x 2 -f i 3 X X , 0 X W' 1 24 X fs .. 1 , ' 3 ,Q ..- 1701 1951 Football an Q R TOP POW IFFT 'lO RIGHT Ceorge Schenk Coach Gene Bourdet Allen Oakley Brll Folda Ed Korste Merrtel Hxrsch Charles Tya den Assrstant Coach Harold Stensland THIRD ROW Dave Squrres lack LaValley Terry Rad lrffe Gary Stott Edd Perry Tom For nall Leon lsaa son Irm Tenney Mgr Iohn Olson SECOND ROW Stanley Delort Sam oforth Alvtn Brown Boyd Foster lack Par el Mrrl ratton Neal Bateman Stewart Schwartz FIRST ROW Eugene Schllllng lerry Fornall Norman Beck l.eBay Schrlllng Benny He man K mmer Vance Bob McLeod Don Perry SEASON SUMMARY The 1 ll for football by Coach Gene Bourdet was an the Eagles f1eld Scorrng honors were placed well among ftve drfferent Eagles rn thrs contest On October 13 the Fatrfreld Eagles broke the spell swered by 78 boys for the 51 football season Of the 28 only slx were returnxng lettermen The srx were Ben Her man LeRoy Schrllrng Eugene Schlllmg Bob McLeod Nor LeRoy Schrlhna and Norman Beck have played football for the last tune at FCI1Ifl9ld because they are senrors Along wrth these comes lerry Fornall and Kemmer Vance who are also senrors but played only one season After a few weeks of rough hard work the boys were eager to meet thetr frrst vtctrm the Chmook Sugar beeters who they surpnsrnaly fought to a 1313 dead lock on September 14 The Beeter hav1ng 18 lettermen back were expected to run over the Eagles wtth httle trouble but the Eagles proved strong On September 21 the followtng Frzday the Eagles took their frrst defeat a rough 337 whrpptng from the Conrad Cowboys Herman made the lone tally for FHS After a week of strff p actrce the Eagles met the mrghty Central Mustangs who also proved too strong for them Thts was Farrftelds only scoreless game of the season as they were handed a 190 defeat then on October 5 came Farrftelds frrst vtctory as they took the Browmng lndrans for a 32 12 scalprng on of never before defeattng the Cut Bank Wolves A terrtfrc game was played by all at Choteau and the The followrng week on October 26 the Eagles really exploded as they walloped the hxgh rankmg Shelby Coy otes by a 256 score Ben Herman Eagle left half took both offensrve and defensrve honors as he scored four ttmes and smeared many a play on the lme of scrrmmage Then came the game everybody hoped to wrn but 1t just drdnt materlaltze lt was the league leadlng Fort Benton Longhorns who flew to a 33 7 vrctory rn a 10 above muddy slushy football game at Fort Benton ln the fmal game of the season agarn Ben Herman led the way to a 41 12 vrctory over the lowly Choteau Bulldogs Coach Bourdet says that thus years football team had more frght than any other team he has coached at FHS Last year 4 lettermen returned to the team and yet only thrrd place was all that was gotten Thrs year ftve lettermen returned and agarn they retarned thrrd place Next years hopes for Ft-lS should be very good wrth 16 returning lettermen , . . F I Q, V I Z, '. l ,I G C , , , - c , G , f , . : f ' , A, I ' ' I ' C 1 ' - ' . ' man Beck, and Neal Bateman. Three of these, Ben Herman, Wolves bowed to G 27-7 defect. . s, ' h . - - - 0 'Y Asst Coach Harold Stenslond Mcrnoqers Georqe Schenk Iohn Olson ond Coach Gene Bourdet check the rnedlclne klt Eoqles take lost defeat OI season from mxqhty BQDYOHITQS 'fd Haag L Schllhnq T B Herman HB N Beck G I Fomol 127 Y f C' r 1 F3 M A r. Q ' 4 4 In CU, L1 448 F wwf Q lu -tllll Szlflf 39f 0 Ss 9, x, K vw P I C DSq x f 5 i I Fwy fu A A ...- 1 ,.-our 135 Eagles Claw the Browninq Indians for a 32-12 victory. The Eagle main-stays that qave Fairfield four wins, three lessee, and one tie. L ! Crzuei Aizxzi Bret-in ECE 2.1 'fry' Forriill Hua S q E D Z D 1 PVTTY R ,J S 1 3 E Hes B FCS er T S. DeZort T f , . 4 tl ' . :Hin 9 0 ll' vw , . A A -QS' 36' S 41 4 f X C3 Qoxcex X. H . FRONT ROW D. Perry, C fb G NWO N. E OM E J X! 1 1,AXX!v H,.uh-- In., -lllli, my Q21 5,7622 9 Jn . ' fx V st.. gl x k Herman takes one around nqht end. The Browmnq G T P bunch fouqht hard but couldrft outsmcrrt the Ecxqles. O Of 1 Q 5 5 Bourdet's boys do cczlisthenics. R 1 f G I.Lc1Vsl1ey,I-IB G. s G E P E A K 1 S OS Q. 1 xxi- iQxu Hb. XXX ull, Mun' lllh ,ZW Q27 Q Ben Herman and LeRoy Schil1inq's names have been added to the Letterrnen's most valuable players plaque as decided by the coaching staff. Chinook 7aa,, Conrad we Central , 2 Browning Cut Bank Shelby . do Fort Benton Choteau 7, SEASON RESULTS We do 7 C 2 C O 32 C, 27 25 7 C, Y 41 They 13 33 19 12 7 6 33 12 1951-52 Basketball BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mgr Iohn Olson Coach Gene Bourdet Mtrl Gratton Paul Vanderlagt Tom Fornall Don Perry George Schenk Pal M111s Mgr Wayne Daley FIRST ROW Eugene Schrllmg Bob McLeod Dave Squxres Ben Herman lrm Nrcholson LeRoy Schrllmg SEASON SUMMARY Coach Gene Bourdet and 15 hrgh flymg Eagles started the 1951 1952 season ln hlgh class These 15 boys made up the travelmq A and B squads The t1rst four games were non conference trays In the f1rst one the Eagles topped the Sunburst boys 39 35 Next the Farrheld boys squeezed by the Valxer bunch 44 43 ln the thrrd scramble the Eagle qumtet bowed to the Centervllle Mmers 4137 The Eagles then ran over the Power Prrates 41 17 clawed the Choteau Bulldogs to a 4516 vxctory The squad Journeyed to Shelby where the Coyotes won over the Eagles 52 47 The Eagle quintet then went on to beat the Central Mustangs 42 34 The next n1ght the Faxrfreld bunch met the Conrad Cowboys and downed them 45 39 The Eagles journeyed to Fort Benton and won a rough scramble by two pomts 40 38 On the followmg n1ght Bourdets bunch tangled wrth the Chmook Sugarbeeters and lost 43 32 Th1s was the boys second conference loss The next weekend the boys downed Choteau agam 69 33 on Choteau s hardwood The tollowmg n1ght they squeezed by the Shelby crew by a 49 48 marg1n On February 1 the Farrfxeld bunch beat the Central trve 5136 On Saturday the Eagles traveled to Chrnook for a return game and lost thexr tall feathers The Beeters downed them 59 39 Farrfreld splrt a parr wxth Cut Bank The Eagles dropped 1n 41 pomts to the Wolves 32 to take the frrst scramble and then the Cut Bank boys dumped the Bourdetmen 62 52 ln the second trlt wrth Conrad the Eagles agaxn dropped the Cowboys xn a 5146 victory The last con ference fray was agamst the Fort Benton Longhorns The Farrfleld llV9 came out on top by 12 pomts 54 42 Coach Bourdet and 10 hard hrgh flymg Eagles Jour neyed to Conrad to the drvlsronal tourney wlth a 104 record They entered the scramble m thzrd place wxth Chlnook and Shelby 1n first and second The flrst n1ght the Eagle qulnt dropped the Conrad Cowboys rn a 50 55 vlctory The next n1ght the Shelby bunch won over the Eagles 44 42 Then Farrheld met Choteau 1n a rnormng game and came out on top 53 41 The Eagles entered the hnal Saturday mght and lost a thrrller to the Chmook Sugar beeters 48 47 The boys returned home wrth the fourth place trophy 131 ln the first conference scramble Bourdet's Eagles , 5 ' I - - ' ' . 5 - . ' s 321 Manager Wayne Daley, Asst Coach Harold Stensland, Coach Gene Bourclet, and Manaqers Iohn Olson prepare equipment for the Conrad tourney. I., Schilling, C B, Herman, G 1 Nicholson dumps one in for the Eagles as they whallop Con 45-39. I. Nicholson, F B' MCI-eodr G XX ll A B Squad BACK ROW LEFT 'TO RIGHT Coach Harold Stens and Arlrss Schwartz B111 Folda Doug Arms rong Boyd Foster Chester Leach Le-Roy Tetzel FIRST ROW Irm Tenney lack LaVa ey Sam Gotorth Terry Rad hffe Edd Per y and Mgr Wayne Daley The Eagles ended thelr 1951 52 season wrth a 15 wln 2 loss record The two outstandrng games ot the B Squad s 13 consecutlve game Wmnmg streak were wrth Shelby and Fort Benton ln the trrst game the score wound up 41 40 1n tavor of Falrfleld rn an overtlrne In the second tussle the score wlth Fort Benton was agaln 41 40 wrth Coach Stensland s boys on top The B squad played Nell all season and the Eagles should have a good A team next year w1th these Eaglets to help the seven letterrnen vu ho are comrng back SEASON RESULTS Sunbdrst Valler Centerville Power Cl'o eau Centervrlle Valrer Cen ral Conrad Fort Benton Chateau Shelby Conrad Cen ral Fort Benton Power 135 H V ' W , ,,,, ,, ,,,, H, , T 54 46 ' , Y, Y,Y,,,,., , ,,,,,,,, , A,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , MT 44 34 ' Y,YY,,,, V Y , YsY,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, , ,, , ,, T 47 13 Y V VY,YY,,,,,, V V , ,H , ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , , , ,, , H 40 21 rt , YY,Y,,,,Y,, , ,,,. , , , ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,, H 33 17 Shelby N N N , ,, , ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , , ,, ,, T 41 40 ' , ,, , ,. , , ,,,, , , , H 47 30 ' , , , , , ,, ,,,,, , ,, 1'1 46 36 t ,H , , , ,, H 45 36 V , V V , ,, ,, , , , H 34 25 4 ,, , ,, , , ,, ,, , , , H T 55 48 , ,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,., , ,,,,,, , , ,,,, ,, T 51 39 , , ,, ,, ,,,,,,,, Y ,Y,,,,,,,, , , ,,Y,,,, H, .,,,, , , H 44 32 H, ,, A ,, ,, , ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , ,,11,, , H, ,, , - T 26 38 1 , , ,,,, , ,,,, ,,,,,, , , T 43 46 H H , W , ,,Y,, H 41 40 ,, , , , , , T 51 34 ll Wrestling Q 1 A,-4' WY. 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Q A A, . W L ,. :ty I l ,Q 'F - ' ' f ' , I .L A ' I .. T jr Q I J. 4 - 4- t, 0' I1 , 4 S , ' X I t . W Y ' I - Q ' lg? A ' N if xg ' A ' egg' Lcrkln, Vi Waldlsauer, Marilyn Xianderlaqty Marion Kuehn, Shxrley Styren: Ellen Rindal, Dlarlene Larkin, 'Delores Spartz, I-Ielen Mc- o 3 E I , Q as M gt, 35 4 v N, F , A v 1 si , , 9 K J, vt I I A , ,V , T Q- f - 1 f' we ' , A , , f ws, , , E i P, , ,, V 4 , 6 ' - 5 T e - T - I L X . j I m f l I nt! 5 M 4 ,V 1 R 4... A , 5, , as 2 f 5 ' fi , -- -1 -Ar 1, I 'T W .5 v ' ' v I V l K l Q 7 x W 9 ' wt, fa' ri1?f'F'ffT't! tb 1. 5 wxklfnl W Girls' Physical Education During the year they played basketball, badminton, volleyball, softball, tumbled, and did calisthenics. Lettermen's Club The Lettermen's Club held their first meeting of the year October 12, 1951. LeRoy Schilling was elected president: Norman Beck, vice president: Bob McLeod, secretary and treasurer: and Dennis Stack, reporter at the second meeting, Projects for the year such as insurance for lettermen football players, a hobo day and dance and selling pop at basketball games were also discussed at this meeting. Initiation of new members was successfully executed later on in the year. Looking back at a successful campaign, the members of the Lettermen's Club hope to continue such a Well organized club in future years for other young athletes. . A , A , , C3 A is Fl' 1? F4 A A A 9 fn R. A 1 L. in - - n A X ' I -15 441 Future Homemakers of America r Mn., W Va ,Q Q 'M 1 fw11WGtPfH ri A - -'JTYQ t GD ' 'U-vi'-r uuW9:f hMl'U TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marian Alfson, Ida Mae Shrock, Shirley DePratu, Patty Euell, Lillian Kasper, Neva Rindal, Ian Isaacson Nancy Mclnerney, Delores Spartz, Betty Pedersen, Mary Snider, Doris Tuebert, Diane Young, Beverly Mayer, Dolores Albrecht THIRD ROW: Charlene Tjaden, Ioan McCann, Eloise Phillips, Shirley Styren, Irene Ianke, Farey Fee, Evelyn Brady, Marian Kuehn jackie Shaw, Roberta Snider, Bonnie Dee Stengrimson, Darlene Larkin, Irene Brady, Maxine Bateman, Elvina Birdeau, Gloria Brown Helen Mclnerney, Georgia Lease. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Vanderlagt, Mary Lou Ely, Marlene Holmquist, Avis Bailey, Margaret Baranko, Ioyce Sheveland, Karen Reynolds, Robin Hedblom, Betty Rada, Connie Adams, Shirley Lewis, Shirley Neiffer, Darlene Bar ritt, Bonnie Nicholson, Beverly Ross, Coreen Vance, Grace Norris, Margaret Hovden. FIRST ROW: Advisor, Miss Nelson, President Sheren Raihl, Vice President, Doreen Kolste, Secretary, Violet Waldbauer, Treasurer, Verda Oakley, Reporter, Cora Snider, Histor ian, Sylvia Wenz, Parliamentarian, Betty Konen, Chapter and District Song Leader, Shirley Larkin, State President, Hallie jenkins District Secretary, Alta Converse. The Fairfield FHA Chapter has had a very successful year under the direction of Miss Ramona Nelson. The main event of the year was the District Convention held in the Fairfield Gym, October 20. At this convention Alta Converse and Shirley Larkin were elected secretary and song leader, The meeting was conducted by the District and State President, Hallie jenkins. Eight schools were represented and 300 people attended. The Sadie Hawkins party, which is sponsored each year by the MHA, was held December 4 in the hot lunch room. Bobbie Snider and Terry Radcliffe were awarded the prizes for being the best Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner. The main money making project was selling hot dogs at home basketball games and annual projects of the FHA were the Christmas party, and a coffee hour for members and their mothers. Twenty-six girls were initiated into the Fairfield Chapter, February 4, at a candle- light ceremony. Ten boys, who started Home Ec at the semester, also joined the FHA Chapter in the spring. The state FHA Convention was held in Great Falls April l7, 18. Four delegates and a large percentage of the chapter members at- tended. A rousing program and fine food served by FFA boys were the highlights of the annual banquet on April 30, in the hot lunch room. Future Farmers of America g ,sf 5 QTL V filigilif 'L' if r F ' . Q- X ' Q 'Lf -J g I 6 'tg 'I lb t' 4 xi W g ,N - L- K Vin rm 3 I .FP f ze ' ac R' . . TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerald Stewart, Leroy Tetzel, Arliss Schwartz, Hubert Ober, Clarence Schmidt, Nels Holla, Charles Tia- den, Maurice Fornall, Paul Kolste, Billy Pedersen. THIRD ROW: Bobby Holyoak Richard Austad, Dale Brady, Kenneth Pedersen, Nick Konen, Lloyd Tracy, Edd Perry, Gary Stott, Leonad Ober, Howard DeZort, Harold Pearson, Merriel Hirsch. SECOND ROW: Ad- visor, Mr. Stenslandy Boyd Foster, Richard Raihl, Doug Armstrong, George Pearson, Stanley DeZort, Glenn Kuehn, Willis Coffman, im Tenne Ed Kolste FIRST ROW Ra mond Graf Samm Goforth President Walter Tetzel Vice President Bill Fulk Secretar I . Y. . I Y . Y : , : , : Y, Stewart Schwartzg Treasurer, Don Perry, Reporter, Russell Kolsteg 2nd Vice President, Kem Vance: Lamont O'Lauqhlin, Bob Nelson. L..ll....lL...l I-J The Fairfield FFA Chapter began the school year of l95lf52 with 50 members and have Mr. Stensland as their advisor. Among their membership they have one state officer, one district officer and two of their members have received State Farmer Awards. The Chapter's biggest investment is 40 head of sheep which were leased to Howard De.'Zort for the year. These sheep must be leased to a FFA member only, preferably a junior. ,kf Q J fy As an additional money making project they sold Christmas trees to the public durina the month of December. The District Convention was held at Choteau March 28, 29. Most of the chapter attended and they competed in all events. The four senior members and most of the juniors attended the V State Convention which was held at Bozeman April 16-19. A summertime trip is planned which will take the chapter members to various points of interest in the state. The officers have done much to keep the chapter in qood standing, lt is the hope that in future years this chapter may become one of the best chapters around. At the last state convention the local chapter ranked above average. t45l 46, JOurn ' allsm Cl ass W We If!!! Q- EAGLE THE ev' tn n amrhekl Montana U Feb x My M The F-win X xm m m L x Fur e Huh Qchuol 1 e QV!! 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' Q A Ec1qXe Skcxii second semester , ., X , 1 Cowen Vonc e A H A cllxe Ienkins 38 v if E ?' f,Q6.x 1' Q bg., :J 1' I9rry Poma 11 p V . cxtrxclg jenkins Leon Isaacson If Poreen Kolste Benn Y Hex-Inc n fa X000 NXo'1-Maxx 1 9 - . vows Food the obJect of the 1 1 45 rush A bouquet of roses to two wo'nen whom We take Very much for granted our hot lunch cooks Every day, raln or shrne, they prepare Well-balanced, tasty meals for about 300 grade and high students. Think of the potatoes that rnust be peeled, the loaves of bread that must be made into sandwiches and the dishes that must be Washed. 0 485 The Bases . 3' ,4 , - s ' . , -I2 K' -4 '. 'V , f . , - .. 1 4 A W, Q. r 4 1 f 3 ff' is , s s ' W WM hes, B tions dcxrns' pam Ece ' U ' HONG CIYJYQYXS. - ,, s!f'9 ', I It A 'V' 1 ,Q ' Home EC+Sncrps, hooks and eyes, seams, blouses, dresses, jackets. J , Q X s.P- ff, QQ' sBool:k9SDjn f H XX 9 AS ' Sefs T, , ' -:L L1Qb1'11'fY': F TOD!-je? 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