Fort Benton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Benton, MT)

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NAME BILL ALBERS LLOYD ALLEN MAXINE ANDERSON DON ARCHER MELVIN BATCHELOR PHYLLIS BIRKELAND DONALD BRADLEY JACQUELYNNE BRAMLETTE KENNETH CLARK WAYNE CRAWFORD WESLEY CRAWFORD ROBERT DECK JOHN DECK EARL DEDMAN ROBERT DOLL JAMES ELLIOT FRANKLIN ELLIOTT MARY ELLEN ENNIS ALTHA FRIELING GEORGE FRIELING MARGARET FRIELING MARJORIE FRIELING JAMES GRANGER RUTH GUY BERTIE JUNE HANKINS ELMER HOTVEDT MARGARET HEINEN VONCILE HUDELSON ROBERT KELLEY VANITA KING JEANIE KINGSLAND OLIVE LANE MARJORIE LAULO HOWARD LeFURGEY GENEVIEVE LE NINGTON ROBERT MURRAY LYLE McKEEVER GEORGE NOTTINGHAM GORDON PAUL NORMA ROWE NAOMI SERIGHT RENA SCHULTZ SELMA SCHULTZ CHRISTOPHER SMALL PHYLLIS SMITH LEONARD SPEAR OTTO STEVENS ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERTA URTON BETTY LOU VINION MARVELLE WEBSTER DORIS WILLSON THOMAS WOOD NICKNAME Sweetpea Stooge Max Archer Batch Bi-ke Don Jackie Swede Wesley Wayne Scrappy J. D. Deck Oil Bob Sam Frankie Pudgie Al Marge Marge Thumbs Rudy Bertie 125 Ue Marga Vonnie Bob Vani Shorty Ollie Marge Plute Genny Bob Radar Nottinhead Cork Norm Serite Snookie Charlie Chris Smythe Len Ollie Bob Bert Gabby Lou Marvie Willie Tom SENIOR GLIMPSES AMBITION be in town more be a flyer laboratory technician hubba-hubba be a successful farmer interior decorator be happy and successful surgical nurse news reporter farming ranching working retire at 30 to travel be a successful farmer stay single as long as possible go to M. I, T. obstetrical nurse secretary jack of all trades get married and have 12 kids make someone a good wife be successful in business nurse interior decorator rich bachelor a successful writer travel marry a rich woman secretary and singing beauty operator to succeed in everything Dane Clark's private secretary stay single go to college be a happy mortician just to graduate be an artist to graduate Eicme Ec teacher nurse go to college g2 through college see the world gei rich quick dentist be a succecsful farmer be minus of worries write radio prog’ams write a book go to college projection machines HOBBY runnin’ around colleciing stamps photography looking for that certain one hunting and fishing loafing sports reading target shooting building projects projection work taking pictuzes hunting and fishing photography playing for dances : doing as little as possible flying reading jerking sodas baseball dancing cooking and sewing hunting and fishing : collecting odd gadgets hunting and fishing collecting records reading sports collecting china dogs dancing art playing the phonograph airplanes playing the piano guns flying drawing and painting pictures snooker missing the school bus collecting match covers collecting souvenirs china cats spo :i scrapbook collecting keeping a reading washing dishes playing cards building tractor cabs horses ge’ting into mischief collecting books writing letters to Don isking pictures

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BERTIE JUNE HANKINS wills hez beautiful eyes to EMMA JEAN ROWE. “Oh, is it ever fun to wink with them!” says Bertie. MARGARET HEINEN wills her skill for designing clothes. ‘The only trouble,” we heard Margaret say, “is that no one will wear them.” ELMER HOTVEDT wills his many trips to Saco to see his girl to any boy who has an out-of-town girl. It runs into money, though. VONCILE HUDELSON wills her ability to play boogie woogie on the piano to RITA LOUNDAGIN. “It might come in handy when you play for the dances, Rita.” BOB KELLEY decided that he wants to keep all his talents and skills for himself. Says Bob, “Let's have one perfect fellow around here.” VANITA KING wills her voice to the next year’s girls’ chorus. ‘You will have sweet music now, girls.” JEANIE KINGSLAND wills her curly hair to all the girls (and boys) who have to put their hair up every night. ‘Thanks so much for your kindness, Jeanie.” OLIVE LANE wills her speed in typing and shorthand to MARDELLE ROWE. “Now you can pass your 90 word test in typing.” MARJORIE LAULO wills the gang which gathers at her house to anyone who has a big house and a phonograph. HOWARD LeFURGEY wills his neat physique to TOMMY BRAMLETTE. “Do the girls ever love those tall, broad shouldered he-men, Tommy!” GENEVIEVE LENINGTON wills her cute smile to MABEL BAILEY. “You should see how life brightens up when the smile breaks through, Mabel.” BOB MURRAY wills his debating skills to BOB MONTGOMERY. Resolved: That Bob carry on the good work. LYLE McKEEVER wills his wonderful new caz to anyone who will trade him one just like it. He isn’t so dumb. it come in handy when drawing grasshoppers and crawfish for class?” GORDON PAUL wills his rides to Geraldine to ARNIE CAMPBELL who never, never goes there. ‘Should go sometime, Arnie, it’s a very nice town.” | GEORGE NOTTINGHAM wills his artistic talent to next year’s biology class. ‘“Won’‘t NORMA ROWE wills her cuteness to all the girls of F.B.H.S. Then it can be said | that through the halls of F.B.H.S. walk beautiful babes. LEONARD SPEAR wills his love for rest to JIM ARNST, his pal, “I doubt if Jim will want it since he is so active now.” OTTO STEVENS wills his office of president of the Student Council to all the political leaders of school. “’May you succeed as well as he did!” ROBERT TAYLOR wills his movie star name to anyone who wants to create interest. It’s more fun to see the people run when they hear, ‘‘Robert Tayloz is here!” ROBERTA URTON wills her love for horses to JULIA SIEBENALER. “Julia, you | will be able to get around a lot cheaper that way—no gas to buy.” BETTY LOU VINION wills her job at the drug store to anyone who is brave enough to attempt it. You can get plenty of ice cream that way. MARVIE WEBSTER wills her public speaking skill to JANIS NELSON. Marvie says it also helps her getting out of jams at home and school. DORIS WILLSON wills her talent for staying true to the army to all girls who have fellows there. Doris smiles and says, “It’s worth it when your man finally gets home.” TOM WOOD wills his theater in Red Lodge to RAMON ARCHER. With it you can make your million fast, Ramon! Cll SS AW [EL

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WHERE FOUND Chouteau House airport commercial room Rexall Drug store corner drug store office drug store commercial room Great Falls drug store drug store shop airport not at home band room in gym playing ping-pong bank Breiters’ Coopers’ Fred’s car Home Ec room drug store bank commercial room Rexall Drug store commercial room 1946 Chevrolet drug store commercial room Urtons’ at Lewis-Townez office call 85 room 40 home Arnst’s Snack Bar Chouteau House wit da gang street corner Laulos’ Rexall Drug store court house around drug store at home Snack Bar Snack Bar Great Falls anyplace Friendly Rexall Store d:ug store home theatre WITH WHOM Lyle McKeever Frank Elliott Bertie and Vanita anyone I can find Otto Stevens me, myself, and I Marvie Phyllis, Betty Lou, Mary Ellen Carol the gang B. B. Taylor Lyle McKeever Frankie the gang everyone John Deck Jack (when he’s home) Betty Breiter Elna Cooper Fred ; Cecil Bun Leo Vanita, Doris, Max, Selma Azchie my friends, natch Jin the gang Ber ie and Maxine Ruth Margaret Vonnie or Norma FFA gang Kathleen Selma Schultz that gang myself myself with H. L. L. Bob Rucker Jen, Delores, Bob Doris Bob Kelley friends Jim A. Mary H. FFA boys Roy Thomas Jackie, Phyllis, Mary Ellen Don B. Selma FFA gang FAVORITE SAYING oh! heck you old stooge you oh! that’s all right wouldn't you be surprised! I'll be dazned goon Brain oh! my aching back oh! by all means you old stooge, you oh! those teachers hi! stooge oh! fudge I use them all what the heck I’m not so dumb you take the cake I'll be darn the luck plain laugh quack-quack oh! nuts say, how about that censored I could tell you I wouldn't know fingey-dingey hard to say you think so, huh! amazing isn’t it? hi! oh! golly I wouldn't say that anything that just enters my mind holy cow! tough I'll never tell how should I know well I wouldn’t say that get off my back oh! skip it oh! nuts aw! succotash well, whadda know heaven forbid oh! happy day oh! I just can’t SENIOR GLIMPSES