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Valedictorian NORMA JEAN MOGEN Pep Club . ........ 1-Z Pep Club Secretary-Treasurer Glee Club . . ......... Voice .... . . . Band .... . l -Z Flash Staff . . . . Annual Staff . . Class Play ..... . I-'.H.A. ........ . . . F.H.A. President ....., F. H.A, Deligate to State Conv Cute Little Dickens- Carnival Queen Candidate . . industrious. too! Sweetness personified! CLARISS GROVOM Pep Club ..,...... l-Z-3 Cheerleader .... . Z-3 Pep Club President . . . . . . Glee Club ........... Student Council Social Chairman .. Flash Staff ...,. ...,. Annual Staff . , Class Play . ,,,..,, . . Carnival Queen Runner-up , . , Endlessly and willingly she works. W-fi. - i 1 LL? Beware, I may do something startling yet! HELEN SCHLAGEL. Pep Club ,........, l-Z-3- Glee Club . . . . . Band .... . Flash Staff . . . . 3- Annual Staff . .4 . . Class Play . . . 1- Declamation . , . . F.H.A .... .... . . . . . F.H.A. President ........ F.H.A. Delegate to State Conv. ass, . --J-, t 3,541 -Q ' 1 K 4...-- If Q' A t .1 X I! v RX 'll 'f ,l57:33'l'3ll' ,-gr 1 1:11 -:Noi 1' fi ?'lF'fb ffl-2'1 .TT XAKQMQ - 4.ss9.z?maCw,:'. Always ready wxth a smxle Jllll GRCJVOM Class President .,.. Class Vxce-Presldent. , Class Secretary ..., Flash Staff ..,, . Annual Staff . . Football . . , , ..- Basketball . , 1-2- Track . . . , , . Class Play . . , l- Glee Club , . . Voxce .......... , . Vocal Solos at I-'estlvals . Band ..,,.,...... l-l- S1.udentCou.ncxl Presxclent . . Boys' State Delegate .,.. . Kmg Candxdate ....,.,. The only way to have frxencls 1s to be one ' 123' JIM ANDERSON Flash Staff ..,,,.. . . . Annual Staff . , , Glee Club ..,,. .la Basketball . . . , . . 1- Baslcetball Manager. . . . , Football ....... -- BOB BECKER Flash Staff ..,,.... . . Annual Staff . . . . Glee Club . . . . Drurn Major ,..,. , .1-3' Class Play .,,...., . 5- Carnlval Kung Canclxdate , F.IF.A. ..,.,.. . F. F. Sentxnel . , . F. F.A. Delegate to State Conventlon . . , CLARENCE HEKKEL Class Treasurer , . Class St-uretarv-Treasurer, . Flash itafl' . . , , , Annual Staff . Football , .I-3 Basketball .L-5 Class Play . ,l-3 Glee Club , , , .1 Band ,.., , , 1-2-3 Student Councxl , . .... , . HOW glorxous xt ls--and also how paxnlul.-to be an exam-ptxon i' M ...9iWl ' I fwg' X I ,. egg x 1 K , . y ' -,x. , 1 f 4 vb, ' -rx -Q ,,,t!G.5 if a-nv ' fl! A 1, l, p 'i:- Exif f N Ili ' 5. A kings Why study? The more we learn, the more we forget LAVLRNIL KROHINIER Flash Slhlyl Annual Stall P ootllall Football Cl:-Capmln Flaslfvthall 4.5 A as 1.54. Baslw.-vball Lfaptaln . . Band , Cflee Club Class Play F,I-,A . I- l-',A Prvsldcfnv, , P E A Dfl l vyglltv tw Stall- Conv Curl-w may ln- .1 pualle. but l ll nr-lrr Mlm- thmvl up Q-7 , ' ' ' :nm He'cl stop St. Peter's roll call to argue with him. LUGENE OLSEN Class President ..... . l-Z Class Vice-President . . 3-4 Flash Staff ...... . 3-4 Flash Co-Editor . . . . 3 Annual Statf . . . . . . 4 Basketball . , 2-3-4 Football. . t Z-3-4 Class Play . . . l-3-4 Glee Club ........... l-4 Band .......,.... l-Z-3-4 Student Council Vice- President. 4 Salutatorian ............ 4 He may look bashful, but looks are deceiving LARRY LINDBERG Flash Staff ............ 3 Annual Staff . . .... . 4 Football. . . . Z-3-4 Basketball . . , l-Z-3-4 Track . . . . l-3-4 Glee Club ....... . . .l-4 Voice ............ .. 1-L-3 Vocal Solos at Festivals . , l-Z-3-4 Band ............ l-Z-3 Carnival King . . . . . . Z Class Play .... . . l-Z-3-4 Student Council . . . . LARRY LODMELL. Annual Staff ..... ,... . Flash Staff . Basketball . . Football . . Track .... . Glee Club . . . Band . . , Class Play . . F.F.A. .......,,.. . F. F. A. Vice-President .... F. F. A.'Delegate to State Conv. Entered from West Phoenix H. S GEORGE TIPP Flash Staff ......... . . Annual Staff , . . . . Class Play. . . . 1-3- Band ,...... . . l-Z-3- Football ...... . . .3- Basketball Manager . . Basketball ..... . . . Glee Club . Projectiomst . . . .Z-3- F.F.A. ......,.,... . F. F.A. Delegate to State Conv.- l agree with no man's opinionsp I have some of my oyvn, f- Y. .- .g1..u,'.g.-1 -1-:ga-4, 4 Q--uf 4 4 .4 4 4 4 4 . 4 When joy and duty clash, 4 let duty go to smash. . 4 4 4 GREG WALLANDER Class President ........ 4 3 Flast Staff . . . . 3-4 4 Flash C0-Editor . . . 3 4 Annual Staff . . . 3-4 4 Annual Editor . . . . . 4 4 Football ....... . 3-4 3 Football Co-Captain . . . 3-4 4 Basketball ...... . 3-4 1 Track . , . . 3-4 4 Class Play. . . .3-4 4 Glee Club ............l 4 4 Entered from Missoula H. S. . . 4 How shall we describe him and yet not rave in our enthusiasm! l Class History ' We started on our journey through school, September Z, 1940 with Miss Valborg Hanson as our conductor. The group consisted of twenty members:James Anderson, Lorin Kveseth, Richard Mathison, Lester Mogen, Robert Purvis, Wilbur Tobiason, Ronald Waller, Gregory Wallander, Josef Wustner, Emma Lue Grovom, Irene Hanson, Luella Knick, Irene Larson, Norma Lien, Norma Jean Mogen, Ruth Nayes, Rosemary Nelson, Iola Westberg Meredith Wulf, and Clariss Ann Grovom. As we went on into the second grade, Miss Hanson gave her position as conductor to Miss Marguerite Cassidy. That year we lost Lorin Kveseth, Lester Mogen, Wilbur Tobiason, and Emma Lue Grovom who remained in the first grade. George Tipp, Helen Schlagel, and Della Ruland joined us. Later in the year Della Ruland, Ronald Waller, Josef Wustner decided there were too many twists in the track and transferred to other schools. Miss Phyllis Ellingson, who was our conductor for the third year took a check of her passengers and found that Jimmy Anderson, Bob Becker, Jimmy Grovom, Richard Mathison, Stanley Johnson, Jimmy Paulson, Dick Portra, Bob Purvis, Greg Wallander, Harold Grovom, Irene Hanson, Irene Larson, Norma Lien, Norma Jean Mogen, Ruth Nayes, Rosemary Nelson, Luella Knick, lola Westberg and Meredith Wulf were present. Miss Phyllis Ellingson started us on our way in the fourth year but after December first, Leona M. Miller took over. That year we found newcomers to be, Helen Schlagel, Clariss Grovom, Eugene Olsen, and George Tipp, and the ones missing were Dick Portra and Bob Purvis. Later in the year Stanley Johnson transferred to another school. At Grand Central Station we picked up Larry Lindberg and left Eugene Olsen there. Our conductor for the fifth grade was Mrs. Zora Rohrenbach. As we progressed into our sixth year of traveling, Mrs. Virginia Neilson, our conductor, had to add three more cars to the train in order to make room for our extra passengers--Clarence Hekkel, Donald Baker and Dolly Urdahl. Richard Mathison trans- ferred to Greenbush, Minnesota, at the end of the first semester. As we rolled on into the seventh grade the train left some passengers and gained one. Those we left were: Greg Wallander, Donald Baker, and Harold Grovom. Our new passenger was Hank Knick. Mrs. Florence M. Golde was our conductor. On our last bend of grade school the following were present: Jimmy Anderson, Robert Becker, Jimmie Grovom, Clarence Hekkel, Hank Knick, Laverne Krohmer, Larry Lindberg, Eugene Olsen, James Paulson, Norma Lien, Norma Jean Mogen, Ruth Nayes, Rosemary Nelson, Helen Schlagel, lola Westberg, and Meredith Wulf. We were all very proud of the diplomas that superintendent Teagerden presented to us. We changed trains for the last time, as we rolled along the final stretch toward our goal. Taking roll we found the following were on board, Jimmy Anderson, Clariss Grovom, Jimmy Grovom, lrene Hanson, Clarence Hekkel, Luella Knick, Hank Knick, Merle Krogedal, Laverne Krohmer, Irene Larson, Norma Lien, Larury Lindberg, Norma Jean Mogen, Ruth Nayes, Rosemary Nelson, Eugene Olsen, Helen Schlagel, George Tipp, lola Westberg, Meredith Wulf, Bob Becker, and James Paulson. Our Freshman year was the peak of attendance with twenty-two members in our class. Because our class was so large, we decided to elect officers. They were as follows: President-Eugene Olson, Vice-President-lola Westberg, Secretary-Jimmy Grovom, Treasurer Clarence Hekkel. Miss Osta Madsen was our class Adviser. Luella Knick was selected librarian from our class for her high school years. Some of the students did not wish to continue with us, so they stepped off the train, They were, Hank Knick, James Paulson, Merle Krogedal and Bob Becker. Because we were the so-called green freshies, the Sophomores initiated us as official members of the high school student body. As Freshmen, we gave the one-act play. The Pampered Darling. Meredith Wulf was the queen candidate and Jim Grovom was the king candidate from our class for the carnival, Larry Lindberg sang a solo at Plentywood and got a rating of three, and at Culbertson he got an excellent rating. He went to the track meet at Fairview and brought back four ribbons. Clariss Grovom, Clarence Hekkel and Larry Lindberg had acting parts in the play, Susie, the Siren, while we were Freshmen. We jogged into our Sophomore year determined to give the Freshmen the same treatment we had received the previous year. We sweated over costumes and torturous ideas to put the freshies through. We tried to get original ideas and some of them really were. This year one of our classmates, Ruth Nayes, passed away on September 18, 1949. Irene Larson moved to Vancouver, Washington: LuAnn Mittman transferred here from Belgrade on December ZZ. Bob Becker rejoined the class this year. As -Sophomores, we elected officers again and the results were as follows: President- Eugene Olsengvice- President-Jim Grovomgand Secretary-Treasurer, Clarence Hekkel. - Mr. Robert Stock was our class adviser this year. Rosemary Nelson was the queen candidate from our class and Larry Lindberg was the king of the carnival this year. Helen Schlagel participated in a de- clamation contest at Culbertson and got a rating of good, she also went to Glendive and got a third rating. . This year Clariss Grovom became a cheerleader for the pep club. Larry Lindberg sang solos at Glasgow and Culbertson and got rating of first and superior, respectively. Iola Westberg gor an excellent rating as piano accompanist at Glasgow when she accompanied Larry. Larry Lindberg had an acting part in the play, Seventeenth Summer and Rosemary Nelson had a part in the play, Tiger House. Larry Lindberg brought three ribbons back from the track meet at Fairview. Getting closer to our destination we were wishing it would soon be over. We were Juniors now and suddenly realized that one more year would bring us to our goal of graduating Seniors. This year we found new passengers to beg Greg Wallander, Irene Larson and Allegra QDollyj Naegeli, who came from Browning High School. We lost LuAnn Mittman, who went to Poplar to school. About the middle of the year Norma Lien left us. ln our Junior year our officers were: President-Jim Grovom, Vice-President-Eugene Olsen, and Secretary Treasurer, Iola Westberg. Our class Adviser was Miss Osta Madsen. Iola Westberg was the queen of the carnival and Jim Grovom was the king candidate from our class. We honored the Seniors at a prom and banquet in the spring. Q-The theme for our prom was Apple Blossom Time. Our class play was a comedy, Cheaper By The Dozen. Norma Jean Mogen was president of F. H.A. this year. Jim Grovom was a representative to Boys' State at Dillon, Montana. Clariss Grovom was cheerleader again for the second consecutive year. Larry Lindberg and Jim Grovom sang solos at Wolf Point and got a rating of two and three respectively. Iola Westberg, their accompanist, got an excellent rating. Eugene Olsen, Greg Wallander, Clarence Hekkel, and Larry Lindberg had acting parts in the play, The Green Scarab. We all were a part of the group who gave the choral reading, The Bells, at Culbertson. Jimmy Anderson had the misfortune of hurting his arm while hunting in the fall, and was hospitalized for several weeks, but was able to return and continue his Junior year. Tournament band participants were Rosemary Nelson, Luella Knick, and Norma Jean Mogen. Coming in on the home stretch we were sorry to find Meredith Wulf, Irene Hanson, Luella Knick, Rosemary Nelson and Dolly Naegeli, had turned in their tickets to the depot agent and wouldn't be able to reach the final destination of graduation of the 5Z class. The Seniors, realizing this was our last lap took roll and found the following aboard: Jimmy Anderson, Bob Becker, Jimmy Grovom, Clariss Grovom, Eugene Olsen, Helen Schlagel, Larry Lindberg, Norma Jean Mogen, Larry Lodmell, transfer from West Phoenix High School, Arizona, to Froid, Laverne Krohmer, George Tipp, Greg Wallander, Iola Westberg, and Clarence Hekkel. The class officers were: President-Greg Wallander, Vice-President Eugene Olsen, and Secretary-Treasurer, Iola Westberg. Our class Adviser was Mrs. Muriel Reuter. V Those participating in the band of the four years were: Jimmy Grovom, Eugene Olsen, Norma Jean Mogen, Larry Lodmell, George Tipp, Iola Westberg and Clarence I-lekkel. Clariss Grovom and Norma Jean Mogen were the queen candidates for the 5Z F. H. S. carnival. The Senior class produced the play, Foot-loose by Charles Zuimby Burdette, April 4, 1952. The Froid basketball team won twenty-four games in the season and took second place in the di strict two tournament. Jimmy Grovom ran the mile run at the Medicine Lake track meet and Larry Lindberg made thirteen points. Larry Lindberg took fourth in the javelin throw at Sidney and Larry Lodmell placed third in the high jump at 'the Sidney relays. Larry Lodmell, Laverne Krohmer Bob Becker and George Tipp were delegated to the F. F.A. convention at Bozeman. Helen Schlagel, the F.H.A. president was a delegate to the F.H.A. convention at Great Falls. Iola Westberg and Norma Jean Mogen entered a Statewide commercial contest at Great Falls. Iola Westberg got honorable mention. Larry Lindberg and Jimmy Grovom sang solos at the Medicine Lake music festival. The band played at both the Plentywood and Williston festivals. The student council was organized this year. Our representatives were: Larry Lindberg and Clarence Hekkel. The officers that were elected from the Senior class were: President, Jimmy Grovomg Vice-President-Eugene Olsen, and Social Chairman, Clariss'Grovom. The Seniors finally told the conductor goodby May 29, because they had reached their destination and were graduating. Senior Class Prophecy Jim Anderson retired at twenty-four and lives off the interest of his cattle and oil. Living in, Chicago, he makes all of the society pages and is seen escorting all the beautiful hopefuls of the nation. Bob Becker is a great bricklayer and is building another Empire State Building in Hollywood and is getting along fine with the movie stars. Clariss Ann Grovom is now a graduate nurseg she is supervisor of twenty men and women in Johns Hopkins Hospital in Maryland. Jim Grovom is operating a large super-duper market at Froid and is kept busy managing his big store. Clarence Hekkel is now the ace radio announcer for CBS and also plays solo trombone in Paul Whiteman's Orchestra. Laverne Krohmer is head of the Ford plant in Detroit. He hasn't found the right one yet, as far as marriage is concerned, but he is still looking. Larry Lindberg sings every Sunday with the Metropolitan Opera Company. During the week he has a program as a sports announcer. Larry Lodmell has taken over his dad's business and has his headquarters in Phoenix. His territory includes all of the land west of the Mississippi. He does, this kind of work only so that he can see all of the pretty girls. Norma Jean Mogen is a secretary to an oil magistrate. She and the boss are planning to get married soon. They will then reside at Poplar. X Eugene Olsen is now an admiral in the Navy and is commander of the air craft carrier York Town. He is stationed at Cape Horn. Helen Schlagel, U. N. delegate, relieved Eleanor Roosevelt, and her husband will run for President next election. George Tipp is a construction engineerg he is building a bridge across the Atlantic Ocean. Greg Wallander is now president of Harvard College, he always said that he'd be president if he ever got time. Iola Westberg is a Power's model and is engaged to be married to a millionaire oil magistrate. .ang -Q Q W V, V V V4-w , , fag. ' i X wr My 2 x e 'Q .X . gi 'W 1 Q x 1 '-W Q vi Bob Becker ' A .xg ' 1-gifs Larry Lodmell Kon leftj Q Clarence Hekkel ..M.1,k Greg Wdllander , W J may iv r X 1 V Q., f . QW. 'arg' A V 1 , 1 2 5 Q- . ' . 1 . IQ t g i F... by ' 5 5 xii' ' X Iola Westbe-rg Fei A , Norma Jean Mow ' When They Lave rne Krohme r Clarxss Ann G1-ovom , 'YQ' A Jlm Grovom Were Kids Eugene Olsen Seniors In Verse Smiling Jimmy Anderson is foremost on our list, A boy filled full with devilment, who dearly loves to jest. His car proved such a worthy one, and traveled round about. We loved that lad at all the games, encouragement to shout. Now Bobby Becker here he comes, the tall one of the class. A lad who's grand in stature and quite capable at tasks. Drum major's post he dignified and still somehow looked cute. The eminence of majesty in his drum majors suit. Cheerleader, Clariss Grovom is our bright and smiling lass. Her job to lead in cheers and song our sports enthusiasts. When Froid goes to the tournaments--the trophy dear to capture The boys it seems of other teams, their hearts she does enrapture James Grovom, too, is in our classg his talents--they are many. At basketball and football, too he's just as good as any. His singing voice has won for him renown and comrnendation. After school--a storekeeper, a worthy occuaption. Our boy, Clarence Hekkel, tall and dark, and almost always joking This handsome lad's expressions are to us quite laugh provoking. One day in class he did come forth with brilliant wittiscism. Then teacher said, Now let's proceed, we've had our Hekkelism.' An athlete worthy of the name, our boy, Laverne Krohmer Adept at touchdowns, basketball, and even hitting homers! A whizz with tools, he has, indeed, mechanical inclinations. We w0n't forget his Chevie car sprouting ornamentations. Larry Lindberg, versatile in drama, voice, and sports. ln games when foe was mightiest he oftimes held the fort. With girls he seemed to have a way of starting up flirtations. lThis habit now and then evolved in comic situations., Now Larry Lodmell, big of frame and bigger still of heart Joined with us in our Senior year, but played a mightly part. He offers cheery comfort when your spirits let you down. An all-round friend in time of need, we're glad he's been around. Norma Jean Mogen, bless her heart, fair maiden and reserved. The rest of us might rant and rave, she rarely grew pertrubed. She helped us all most earne stly, both competent and willing. Remarkable for quietude, if not for top star billing. Olsen we call him, tho--the first name is Eugene. At work or sports or pleasure he is always on the beam. If you need help when things around are going kinda rough, Just call on Olsen --he's the boy. Sure Olsen's got the stuff! Helen Schlagel worked with us and studied all the books. She took the lunch names everyday--counts noses for the cooks.. In jobs or duties all the way--no one is any wiser, They'll miss this gal when she is gone, one and all we prize her. x I n ? A, L vw, L., .- 5 I I . I' v , W Q . '4l J A I I o o L George Tipp was with us thru the years, a handy man indeed He always found some work to do just where there was a need. When movies were the bill of fare, he was the engineer. That boy has got the old know how to move right on from here. lola Westberg is the kind to bind the class together. I don't know what we'd do without her help in stormy weather. She worked long hours for class and school, we know when we vacate Her friendship we'll still hold most dear, our energetic classmate. Now that you've suffered long and hard and read this to the end. I hope there's none offended, and you still .call me your friend. For in truth and all humility it's now I must confess. My name is Gregory Wallander, and, yes, I wrote this mess. Class Song fTune: Harbor Lightsj The time is drawing near Our day of Alpha and Omega The end of things held dear Of joys that now must pass. Fond memories will cling Of these our halls of greater learningg The class room bells will ring But we'll be far away. The road ahead may hold but happiness and song If sorrow Comes to us, pray that we may be strong. Low roads or dizzy heights Our school in careful preparation Has given us a light To guide us on our way. Gone are the carefree days Such fun as giving our class plays, In sports we tried our best To triumph o'er the rest. Spring festivals and contests were enjoyed each year. And memories of the Carnivals will be so dear. Now as we graduate Thursday, May twenty-ninth's the date We wish to bid farewell To allg you've been so swell. CLASS VVIOTTO Not Finished, Just Begun. CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and White C LASS FLOW ER White Carnation m v. 3 ' was A E may QQ?,QQQ QQ QQ QQ Q b ! S W' 1 f -of fi' , ' 51 Q ?....-.f.- 5 Q 'F Q , QQ Q K, . a , , . , , A, H ,, Y u - N , W- 1 ' 3 .6 'X ., 5 H Q Q . , 1334, Q ,QH,Q,wwQ,.b Q Q Q 1 Y 1 ' 7 i 1: .2 f ,f' fl' 21.5 1 me ff' i Y ? Q! x ' lik -f?f'fg . Nl., x' ,, . ' i ' ' 1 1 E K Wx Badland beauties! ,,, an ' Looking at Garrison Dam! v- Outstanding from top to bottom! -. Nfzfilrr. , , , 41 Q Q 3 . . Q its 5 5 I A -M Y, be , V ,.,.. . '11 . j 1 ff- .5 , Q Q W A .. all ,fd .s.,Q,1,. HQ ' . --1 T-..-. QQ1 'g g - ' - Q - . Q, Q , Q 5 - I 5 Ni? x . - f ' 5-v , 3 f , on Q-'f gf, -Q? Ji! 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'?'i!l Ss 'WIT Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1952, have arrived at the fork in the road where we must part. We must leave behind us all those happy school days and all of our friends and classmates with whom those wonderful days were spent. and body, we do solemnly declare and publish this, our that follows: To the Juniors, we do will our honored place as some of it at least, they really need it. Therefore, being of sound mind ' last will and testament, in the order Seniors, also our sophistication, .To the Sophomores, we will our ability to argue them our punctualityg remember, Sophies, don't put off today. a point in class, also we will to until tomorrow what can be done To the Freshmen, we will our ability to get through high school in four years. Good luck, Freshiesl V I, Jim Anderson, gladly will my ability to hold my temper to Keith Coats and Corinne Christofferson, my smiling disposition to Fritz Wulf. I also, woefully, leave my cowboy boots with Margaret Ryder, they might be a little big but I hope you can grow into them I, Bob Becker, woefully leave my height to Romain Ryder, and gladly leave my big feet to Marlene Coats, of course, I don't imagine she wants them. I, Clariss Grovom, regretfully leave my place as cheerleader to Violet Sundvold, to Mary Ann Becker I transmit my friendly smile, my dark hair I will to Sally Knick and maybe she can give some of it to Leona Luebke. I, Jim Grovom, solemnly leave my football uniform to Dennis Paulson--I just' wonder if it's going to fit? --Also I leave my musical talents to Beverly Peterson and in graciousness I will my car to Donna Arvidsong it looks so muck like Cottons. I, Clarence Hekkel, thoughtfully leave my comedian ways to my sister, Adeline, my dark wavy hair and dark complexion to Bernadene Krogedal and my brown eyes to Oliver Urdahlg they should go kind of nice with your hair, Oliver? I, Laverne Krohmer, gladly will my title of fastest eater to Pat Sullivan, to my brother, Jerry, I bequeath my car, and my forward spot on the team I leave to Carl Nelson. I, Larry Lindberg, do will my manly physique to Jimmy Westbergg do you think you can grow into it, Jim? To Anna Luft, I will my ability to bluff my way out of things and to Lorin Kveseth, I leave my curly hair. I, Larry Lodmell, out of pity, leave my ability to get along with the Brockton girls to Carl Nelson and to Duane Olson, I leave my interest in that certain tall Junior girl, not mentioning any names, but she's the daughter of one of the town grocers. I, Norma Jean Mogen, hopefully leave my-rTeatness to Billy Eschenbacher, and my typing ability to Lorin Kveseth. I also will my quiet disposition to Roger Grovomg get the hint Roger? Doris Berg might be able to use Iny very blonde hair, to attract those Lake boys. I, Eugene Olsen, gladly will my jolly disposition to Judy Reiter, and my knack of getting by with pestering the girls in class, I leave to Freddie Tobiason, I also bequeath Emma Lue Grovom to the school so that she can spend full time working on the mimeoscope and practicing her clarinet. I, Helen Schlagel, do bequeath my rosy cheeks to Delores Luft, I will my ability to keep the hot lunch roll in order to Connie Bergh and my ability to make a hit with the bell- boys to Marjorie Anderson. I, George Tipp,conscientiously leave my job of operating the movie projector to Harlow Strandlund, remember to handle it with care, Harlow. To Gordon Krogedal, I bequeath my ingenious mind, and my wavy hair I will to Carl Nelson. I. Greg Wallandendutifully bequeath my job of operating the mimeograph machine to Keith Coats, my quick, witty answers to Lloyd Mogen, and my vocabulary to Shirley Scott. Now you won't have to work so hard in history, Shirley! 1, Iola Westberg, leave to Joyce Sundheim, my small features, and my height to lvell Ryder, also I will my musical talents to Eva Joy Triplett. I will to Doris Glaze and Naoma Buckendahl my punctual habit of getting to school every day and remaining until after 4:00 P. M. We, the Senior boys, do will our ability to get our own way in class to the Junior boys. You've just got to stand up for your own rights, boys! We, the Senior girls, do will our knack of getting around the boys, without their knowing it, to the Sophomores. It's that certain charm, girls! Class Inventory Most ornery - Dale Eschenbacher Slowest eater - Jim Westberg Sassiest - Carl Nelson Most sober - Duane Olson Best cooks - Home EC. Classes Corniest - Sally Knick Smartest - Harlow Strandlund Jolliest - Gordon Krogedal Zaniest L George Tipp Best twirler - Donna Arvidson Biggest tease - Jim Anderson Most likeable - Clariss Ann Grovom Friendliest - Dennis Paulson Most economical - Anna Luft Giggliest - Shirley Scott Most easy-going - Oliver Urdahl Blondest - Bernadene Krogedal Most dependable - Leona Luebke Shortest and sweetest - Marlene Coats Most poky girl - Delores Luft Friendliest smile - Jim Grovom Darkest complexion - Adeline Hekkel Giggliest - Juniors Smallest feet - Norma Jean Mogen Best athlete - Laverne Krohmer Nosiest - Sophomores Biggest feet - Bob Becker Most lonely - Senior girls Next to the most lonely - Junior boys Best natured - Clarence Hekkel Windiest - Roger Grovom Most romantic - Beverly Peterson Neatest - Jim Grovom Best girl drivers - Well? '? '? Most likely to succeed - Iola Westberg Tardiest - Fritz Wulf Most Slender - Corinne Christofferson Nosiest - Carl Nelson Sleepiest - Sally Knick Biggest hall rambler - Pat Sullivan Most serious - Leona Luebke Biggest eaters - Larry Lodmell, Laverne Krohmer, Bob Becker, and Lorin Kveseth Laziest - Lloyd Mogen Meanest - Romain Ryder Most gloomy - Violet Su ndvold Busiest - Keith Coats Most artistic - Connie Bergh Cutest girl - Eva Joy Triplett Worst girl drivers - Bernadene Krogedal, Clariss Grovom, Naoma Buckenclahl Lightest complexion - Norma Jean Mogen Most rosy cheeks - Helen Schlagel Most popular - Jim Grovom Quickest temper - Judy Reiter Curliest hair - Larry Lindberg Wittiest - Greg Wallander Prettiest hair - Nbrma Jean Mogen Dreamiest - Doris Bergh Most musical - lola Westberg Most humorous - Clarence I-lekkel Greenest - Freshmen Best actor - Greg Wallander Best liked - Seniors Most quiet - Freddie Tobiason Most daring - Pat Sullivan Cheeriest - Marjorie Anderson Tallest - Bob Becker Biggest bluffer - Larry Lodmell Most absent-minded - Emma Lue Grovom Nerviest - Romain Ryder Slangiest - Randall Hanson Most poky boy - Larry Lindberg Best librarian - lvell Ryder Best dressed boy - Eugene Olsen Fastest eater - Jerome Krohmer Most ambitious - Joyce Sundheim Biggest flirt - Beverly Peterson Longest eyelashes - Lai-rf: lol: it-ll Oldest - Jim Grovom Commencement Activities BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Sunday May 25, 1952 Processional . . .............. .... M ary Jane Crain Invocation ............. . Reverend M. Emswiler Vocal Solo, The Lord's Prayer . ...... Larry Lindberg Scripture Lesson .............. . Reverend P. N. Bennett Selection, Prayer Perfect ......... ..... G irls' Glee Club Baccalaureate Sermon, Prevailing Winds . . . Reverend P. N. Bennett Vocal Solo, Thanks Be To God ...... ...... J ames Grovom Benediction ..,....... . Reverend M Emswiler Recessional . . .... Mary Jane Crain COMMENCEMENT Thursday, May 29, 1952 Processional . . .................... Mary Jane Crain Invocation . . . . . .... Reverend Father V. E. Gergen Salutatory ...... .......... E ugene Olsen Vocal Solo, Morning . . . . James Grovom Valedictory ......... ...... . . . Iola Westberg Selection, Madame Jeanette .................. 1Vlixed'Chorus Commencement Address ...... John W. Bonner, Governor, State of Montana Selection, Good News .......... .... ....... M i xed Chorus Presentation of Certificates of Promotion . . . ..... Robert Stock Presentation of Class ...................... Miss Osta Madsen Presentation of Diplomas ..., Goodwin Bergh, Chairman of Board of Education Announcement of Honors ............ Superintendent G. N. Anderson Vocal Solo, The Desert Song . ........... Larry Lindberg Benediction ........ . . . . Reverend Father V. E. Gergen Recessional . . . ......... Mary Jane Crain CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM Monday, May 2.6, 1952 Class Prophecy ................. James Anderson and Bob Becker Trombone and Trumpet Duet When You Wore A Tulip and I'l1 See You In My Dreams .... ' ............ Clarence Hekkel and Eugene Olsen Class History ........... . . . . Norma Jean Mogen and Helen Schlagel Vocal Solos, Be Anything and That's The Chance You Take . . Larry Lindberg Class Will .................... George Tipp and Laverne Krohmer Piano Solos, Stumbling and I Can't Give You Anything But Love'! Iola Westberg Sneak Day .............................. Clariss Grovom Vocal Solos, Nevertheless and And So To Sleep Again . . . James Grovom Class Poem ......................... . Greg Wallander Trumpet Solo, Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy ...........' Larry Lodmell ciass song .......... f ...................... - . . .Au Presentation of Class Key . . . . Greg Wallander, Senior President to Keith Coats, Junior President fx UNDERGRADS K x 14'o N Y as ' ' F... fx., x ' js' :GLOW gl , if - '- I 'HQ ' N' Q 1 L, Y A 1 5- xx x rg- K ' '-- 5 ix, Y ?: fa.-igiilljgzgdll f A .ff1'f:.k '- N- , , - LL 1? Sifll g f X 'pq I 2 ' X-FSP r X l ' Y' f Donna Arvidson Dorls Bergh Corinne Christoffersen Keith Coats 'President Q ' an , v. Emma Lue Grovom Treasure r pilin- 'SQ lvell Ryder Secretary .Tumor Class sf-is .Q -'Cx 19' -f xv' 5 x 4 , 1-if ' L Y Bernadene Krogedal Shirley Scott Vice-President .Q ,ww 5? Pat Sullivan l nw ? 'wma -Qing FY i:- ' Lorin Kveseth f-N-. you .L'g '1:r 7 Eva Joy Triplett r- , , 4 i' c W v div' ' f 3 n x . L . 7 ' C 7 ,ga 2 -i Naoma Buckendahl Dons Glaze Adeline Hekkel Silly Kmck Secretary-Treasurer -7 Sophomore Class sy 'H' 1' I., 1 2 T31 f 'ivy Leona Luebke President , 1 5. v ' l f 1 4: X - I 1 AA i - ub- TT' Romain Ryder Oliver Urdahl Vice-President Q? 4 v Lloyd Mogen Jxmmxe Westberg .,,,' H1 S5 4-- ,IMS .g X. K, Judy Rexter , Wlllf L 'lf-LJ I l ,,....1 Farrell Wulf 1 -'33-il l s 'Ea' W, Q 'JA 'X Q N f Vi Elma .o5,,, .M Marjorie Ander son 1 1'- V '..-A . F - , - R' QE' ' X' , . w ikis 1. 'Q-N N Azisil. I ' ffm Roger Grovom 1 ew: .all ' - P' T ' . M M-M ,ae l ll , A :V All . ,iff e f. ll Anna Marie Luft Secretary-Treasurer ,uv vu. , N' w 'N 3 M X. ,R , f ...X A . .,. 1 .lm ' 'w. Beverly Peterson 2.4 YK! 1' '- , f WTI -4 -.5 -.-74' 1lfJf?Lgimnff,fmt Freshman Cldss 1566 fi' X Mary Ann Becker was l Xs 9' , Randall Hanson iunnv- ' ., ,i v -' ,., t nz 5 .fuss y sv 6 4 X 5 hw - Carl Nelson fl Y K3 if 2 .T , an vm J eq . Y '- t in gtzisrliiq 9 , Www, 4 Harlow Strandlund , ,X ' -S .-said ll. . ,, ,V Connie Bergh President 'X 3' ., v Q Q' . 1gV,X J 3 , Y? X ,rf Gordon Krogedahl Marlene Coats Vice -President f b Jerome Krohmer 1- M ---: 2 .eq ag , ee R is A.. ii ' X 'sr K YN: ' 5 x X' swirl ,.,, A 5 Q ,Q ..l,, Z Duane Olson 3 qs.-, W 'F' XJ Joyce Sundheim Margaret Ryder f. .- Q Q 'Z ll 7x' 'xl 'U' 4 Violet Sundvold ,,-as-If I 'W Billy Eschenbacher - , J F-5 ,,-. 1 ,. ,K ll ' Dolores Luft frilly, ' . a x J H -E , M Ss 1 xl X 5. if if f Dennis Paulson . X ...Q 7 'f w ,, , A . rf ie . ..., '1 Q -, V Freddie Tobiason BACK ROW, Kenneth Nagel-teacher, Sharon Slevm. Dee Ann Ryder, Ruth Mogen, Barbara Relter, Fay Chrxstoffersen, Helen Johnson, and Nlxldred Jensen MIDDLE ROW. Loxs Rexter, Archxe Johnson, Myrna Erxckson, Donald Knudsen. Verna L.aMar Gerald Schlagel, and Denms Peterson FRONT ROW. Conme Hanson, Betty Powell. Verona Boger, Sharon Tasa, Flora Ostwald. Darlene Hanson and Arrlls Tobxason ABSENT' Rxchard Cookson, Phyllle. Johnson and Betty Nayes, BACK ROW: Robert Stock-teacher, Clenard L.aMar, Richard Krogedal, Ethel Johnson, Barbara Reynen, Jean Grovom, and Shirley Pattxson. FRONT ROW: Roger Bertelsen, Carreen McNexl. Manny Rued, Jams Emswtler, Ervxn Bakken, June Young, and Don Barrmgton ABSENT: Margaret Chrxstoffersen x I n ? A, L vw, L., .- 5 I I . I' v , W Q . '4l J A I I o o L BACK ROW: Rachel Nagel-teacher, Dwight Krohmer. Dianne Hanson, Jane Svendsen, Sharon Folvag, Dolores Olson, Pat Rudolph, Parry Luebke, Mary Rued, Jim Powell, and Jack Olson. MIDDLE ROW: Norma Svendsen, Bev Erick:-on, Peggy Cookson, Marg Christiansen. Mardella Scott, Sandra Boger, Diane Sundheim, and Judy Sundheim. FRONT ROW: Jim Ostby, John L.aMar, Arden Nelson, Mervin Hanson, Joe Knutson, Larry Krogedal, Gary Waller, and Ray Thiessen. ABSENT Charlotta Schlagel. BACK ROW: Mr Robert Reuter-teacher, Jerry Knick. Ardyce McNeil, Richard Moothart, Robert Smith, James Svendsen, LeRoy Scott, David Meehl, Eddy Reiter, Bill Mogen, and John Meehl, Jr. FRONT ROW: Winifred Grovom, Jack Slevin, Penny Sue Knick, Clarence Luft, Yvonne Lyseng. Bill Reiter. Florence Bakken, and Norma Becker BACK ROW: Ardeline Renter-teacher, Keith Johnson, Larry Sundhelm, Keith Muessman. J. B McNeil, Frances Otterstetter, Betty Krogedal, Larry Olson, and George Waters MIDDLE ROW: Maria Quammen, Loretta Johnson, Judy Becker, Vicki Vaupel, Barbara Schuetze, Anita Christiansen, Rae Jensen, Aneta Johnson, Doris Anderson, Donna Boger, and Darlene Mogen. FRONT ROW: Ray Luft, Gary Wulf, Don Svendsen, Joe LaMar, Dick Powell. Floyd Johnson Pat Rudolph, and Ronald Erdahl, BACK ROW: Kathryn Hess-teacher, Shirley Glaze, Ray Johnson, Carolyn Krogedal, Lyle Krogedal. Sandra Sundvold, Jo Carol Hlppe, Lester Folvag, Lenore Slevin, and Alice Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Darlene Krohmer, Georgia Kao, Sharon Jacobson, Joyce Hanson, Kathleen Reiter, Clarice Bakken, Carol Knutson, Ardell Luft, and Marie Schlagel. FRONT ROW: Ira Thiessen, Jerry Lysmg, Ronald Krohmer, Bill Meehl, Ronald Erickson, Vernon Tasa, Richard Lien, and Farrel Lien ABSENT: Larry Schuetze. BACK ROW: Mrs, Helen Buckendahl-teacher. Gloria Priebe. Marlene Knotson, Gary Muessman, Diana Erickson, Eddie Luebke, Janet Ostby, and Billy Knick. MIDDLE ROW: Ruth Schlagel, Diane Jacobsen. Kae Hanson, Kaye Knudsen, Karen Thiessen, Marie Bakken. and Janis Bertelsen. FRONT ROW. Jerry Jensen, Harry Folvag, Bobby Ericksen. Stanley Krohmer, Vernon Waters, and Jeffrey Wulf BACK ROW: Mrs Florence Coughlin-teacher. Jimmy Ruecl, Larry Rassmussen, Diane ' Knudsen, Ardis Sundvold, Michael Murray, Bonnie Jensen. Arnold Schlagel, and Danny Becker. MIDDLE ROW: Stanley Sundheim, Lucille Young, Odell Lien, Virginia Thompson. Pat Slevin, Sharon Hoye, Jerry Waller, and Bernadine Hughes BOTTOM ROW. Larry Ostby. Melvyn Krohmer. Lester Krogedal, Mickey Meehl, Ronnie Powell Jimmie Jacobsen, and Michael Reiter. ABSENT. Nicky Anderson and Mae Belle Lcivestad. W TIES s 1 t . f 4 2 r ' r i 1 I STANDING: Left to Rightg Dennis Paulson, Marjorie Anderson, Judy Reiter, Miss Osta Madsen-adviserg Emma Lue Grovom, Oliver Urdahl, and Larry Lindberg. SEATED: Corinne Christolfersen, Clariss Ann Grovem, Ivell Ryder, Eugene Olson, Jimmy Grovom, and Clarence I-lekkel Student Council The Froid High School organized a Student Council with Miss Osta Madsen as their sponsor. The idea is not a new one in that Froid had one several years ago. The purpose of this council is to create an atmosphere similar to that of our democratic society. Officers for this year's Student Council were: President-Jimmy Grovom, Vice-President- Eugene Olsen, Secretary 81 Treasurer-Ivell Ryder. The social chairman was Clariss Ann Grovom. Other members of the Student Council included the following two representatives from each class: Seniors- Clarence Hekkel and Larry Lindbergg Juniors-Emma Lue Grovom and Corrine Christofferseng Sophomores-Oliver Urdahl and Judy Reiterg Freshmen-Dennis Paulson and Marjorie Anderson. Throughout the year the council sponsored several parties after basketball games for visiting players and students. Another idea which originated in a Student Council meeting was the spring house cleaning of the classrooms.. This year was just the beginning, but next year we will be ready to go full speed ahead. 1 BACK ROW. Bernadene Krogedal, Mary Ann Be-cker,Sh1rley Scott, Conme Bergh, lvell Ryder, Corxnne Chrxstofiersen, Emma Lue Grovom, Joyce Sundhexm, and Dorxs Bergh MIDDLE ROW, Mr. G N Anderson-director, Marlene Coats., Delores Luft, Clarlss Anne Grovom, Maqorxe Anderson. Adellne 1-Iekl-rel, Dorls Glaze, Naoma Buckendahl, Judy Relief, Sally Knlck, and Leona Luebke FRONT ROW: Donna Arv1d5on, Anna Marle Luft, Margaret Ryder, Pat Sullxvan, Iola Weslberg Beverly Peterson, Norma Jean Mogen, and Eva Joy Trxpletl BACK ROW: Laverne Krehmer, Larry Lodmell, Dennis Paulson. Lorm Kveseth, Jxmmy Grovom, Eugene Olsen, Larry Llndberg, and Clarence Hekl-cel MIDDLE ROW: Mr G N, Anderson-dxrector, Roger Grovom, Dale Eschenbacher, Farrell Wulf, .Tummy Anderson, Carl Nelson. Jxrnmy Westberg. Gordon Krogedal. and Greg Wallander FRONT ROW: Freddy Tobxason, Duane Olson, Romam Ryder. Keith Coats, Olxver Urclahl, Harlow Strandlund, Lloyd Mogen and Randall Hanson BACK ROW. THIRD ROW SECOND ROW1 FRONT ROW, Fred Tobiason, Dale Eschenbacher, Gordon Krugeclal, Lorin Kveseth, Dennis Paulson, Larry Lindberg, Larry Lodmell, Jim Grovom, Clarence Hekkel, Eugene O.sen. Laverne Krohmer, and Keith Coats Greg Wallandc-r, Roger Grovom, Carl Nelson, Romain Ryder, Marjorie Anderson, Adeline Hekkel, Naoma Buclzendahl, Duane Olson, 1-larlowStrandluncl, Oliver Urdahl, Jim Weslberg, Farrell Wulf, Randall Hanson, and Lloyd Mogen. Mr. G. N Anderson-director, Leona Luebke, Sylvia Knick, Bernade-ne Krogedal, Mary Ann Becker, Shirley Scott, Connie Br-rgh, lvell Ryder, Corinne Christoffersen Elmnili Lue Grovoni, Joyce Sundheini, Doris Ecrgh, Doris Galze, Clariss Grovom, and Dolores Luft Judy Reiter. Eva Joy Trxplett, Norma Jean Moglen, Beverly Peterson, Iola Westberg, Pat Sullivan, Margaret Ryder, Anna Luft, Donna Arvidson and Marlene Coats BACK ROW. MIDDLE ROW, FRONT ROW Darlene Hanson, LeRoy Scott. Ardyce McNeil, Dennis Peterson, Mary Becker, Richard Krogedal. Ethel Johnson, Fay Christoffersen, Judy Reiter, Manny Rued. Jim Svcndsen, June Young, Sharon Slevin, Verna LaMar, Patricia Rudolph, and Sandra Sundvold Mr. G.N. Andersonsdirector, Verona Boger, Donald Knutson, Janie Svendsen, Norrna Svendsen, Lester Folvag, Clarence Luft. Jinx Powell, John Mechl. Jr., Ju Carol Hippe, I-lorcnce Bakken. Nornmi Becker, Sharon Polvag. Jerry Knick. Betty Nayers. and Jirn Osthy Sharon Jacobson. jhirluy Glaze. Carolyn KrotgL'd.xl, Dwight Krohnic-r. Arden Nvlson. Junior Knutson, Gary Waller, Ronald lirohnivr, Ira Thlfsssen. Marjorie Cliris.t,en:-cn, Lvsnnre Slevin, ltlarflella Stott. :ind Slmron Tasa BACK ROW1 MIDDLE ROW. FRONT RO W Dorls Bergh, Emma Grovom. Advlxne Hvlcl-'cl, Ijhxrley Scott, Jurn NAWQ:-thi-rg. Mary Becker. Cunnle Bergh, Carl Nelbun, Robert Becker-drum 111.1-wr, Larry Lodmell, lvsll Ryder, Clarence Hekkvl, Eugene Ol:-en, George Txpp. .Ixrn Grovorn, Kclth Comb, and Rxchnrd Krogcclgxl Ilflr, G. N, Anderson-dxrcctor, Eva Trxplt-tt, Nurnxa Mogen, Dcnmr- l ctcrson. Beverly Pffterhon. Carrcen IVlcNexl, Shxrlvy Path:-on, Barbaru Rrynun, Dm: Ann Ryder, Jurlv Rcxtcr, Margaret Rydvr, Duane Olson, Harlow Strandlunrl, Everett Rued, .Tum Sve-vwlsfn, Rogcr Bertc-lufn, Ethrl -J0l1n:on,1xn1l Hclvn Johnson, Iola Webtbt-rg, Lctrnd Lum-blxe. Marlene Cuulb. Delores Luft, Darlene Hannon, Jean Grovom, bharun Slevxn, .-1 rdyce McNc1l, Betty Nxxyer, Donald Knurlnvn. Clarence Luft, l.,eRUy scott, Jun Ostby, June Yuung. Elura-nLe Bakkun, Ntlrnwa Bvcksr. Verona Bugvr, Lmfl .lamb Ern:-wxler. ' -H-T'-A f'--' '- ' STANDING: Bernadene Krogedal and Nauma Buckendahl. KNEELING: Donna Arvldson and Sally Kmck. Flash Staff I I I STANDING: SITTING: e i 4 I N er ly Nw' STANDING: Keith Coats, Eva Joy Triplett, Larry Lodmell, Emma Lue Grovom, Corinne Christoffersen, Mrs. Muriel Reuler-make-up adviser, Miss Osta Madsen- editorial adviser, Lorin Kveseth, Ivell Ryder, .Shirley Scott, and Bernadene Krogedal. 1 SEATED ON CHAIRS: Pat Sullivan, Donna Arvidson, Iola Westberg, Norma Jean Mogen, Helen Schlagel, Clariss Grovom, Doris Bergh, and Greg Wallander. SEATED ON FLOOR. Jim Grovom and Eugene Olsen . Laverne Krohmer. Larry Loclmell, Jim Anderson Mrs Muriel Re 1. d ' , . ll El'-5 VISET, Eugene Olsen, Bob Becker, Greg Wallander, Jim Grovom, and Clarence Hekkel George Tipp, Nnrma Jean Mogen, lola We-stberg, Clariss Ann Grovom. Helen Schlagel, and Larry Lindberg. I R Annual Staff BACK ROW: John Bugli-adviser, Bob Becker. Gordon Krogedal. Carl Nelson. Oliver Urdahl, Laverne Krohmer. and Larry Lodmell. MIDDLE ROW2 Lorm Kveseth, Dale Eschenbacher, Farrell Wulf, Roger Grovorn, Lloyd Mogen, Dennis Paulson, and Jim Westlu-rg. FRONT ROW: George Tipp, Fred Tobiason, Harlow Strandlund. Duane Olson, Romain Ryder and Randall Hanson Future Farmers of America Froid High has resumed having F. l7.A. again this year. At the first of the year Culbertson came and initiated the boys. Shortly after the initiation the officers were elected. The officers were as follows: President-Laverne Krohmerg Vice-President-Larry Lodmell, Secretary-Farrell Wulfg Treasurer-Dennis Paulson, Reporter-Romain Ryder, Sentinel- Robert Beckerg and Adviser, John Bugli. Robert Becker was not a member as of yet, so Carl Nelson was in his station. During the first part of February, the boys went to Holger Christoffersen's farm and judged his cattle, The boys were trying to learn something about judging in preparation for the district convention in Bainville and the state convention in Bozeman. At Bainville they took second in livestock judging. Those that were lucky enough to get to go to Bozeman were Laverne Krohmer, Larry Lodmell, Bob Becker, Lorin Kveseth, and George Tipp, Jr. The Adviser, John Bugli, accompanied the boys to Bozeman. The boys tools up a collection for the March of Dimes at the Richey basketball game and took in 537. 77. They had a bake sale, so that they could raise enough money to pay part of their expenses to Bozeman and took in 5108. 35. On May 15, the boys had their election of new officers for the coming year. The following were elected: President-Dennis Paulsc-ng Vice-President-Lorin Kvesethg Treasurer-Carl Nelson, Secretary-Jim Westbergg Reporter-Jerome Krohmerg Sentinel-Farrell Wulf, and Adviser, John Bugli. BACK ROW: Bernadene Krogedal, Shirley Scott. Adeline Hekkel. Mary Becker. Connie Bergh, Corinne Christoffersen, Helen Schlagel, Joyce Sundheim, Marjorie Anderson, and Margaret Ryder. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Jeanne Lindstrom-adviser. Janet Emswiler, June Young Shirley Pattison, Barbara Reynen, Ethel Johnson, Sally Kmck, Naoma Buckendahl, Doris Glaze, Judy Reiter, and Leona Luebke. FRONT ROW1 Careen McNeil, Norma Jean Mogen, Donna Arvidson, Jean Grovom, Beverly Peterson, Pat Sullivan, Anna Luft, Marlene Coats, and Delores Luft. Future Homemakers of America The Froid F. H.A. Chapter had its first meeting of the year on September 19, 1951 at 8 P. M. Norma Jean Mogen, 1950-'51 President, called the meeting to order. The following officers were elected: Luella Knick-Pre sidentg Helen Schlagel-Vice-President Sally Knick-Secretaryg Leona Luebke-Treasurer, Marlene Coats-Reporter, Doris Glaze- Parliamentariang Margaret Ryder-Historian, and Naoma Bickendahl-Song Leader. Helen Schlagel became President after Luella Knick dropped out of school. It was decided to have the same chapter mothers as last year. They are: Mrs. Ed Mogen and Mrs. Gottlieb Luft. A candlelighting ceremony was held for installation of officers and initiation of new members on September 25, 1951, at 7:30 P. M. The first and third Wednesdays of each month were set aside for meeting dates. Several of the girls went to the district meeting at Medicine Lake on September Z9, 1951. Helen Schlagel, Marjorie Anderson, Marlene Coats, Violet Sundvold, Miss Lindstrorn, and Mrs. Ed Mogen attended the state convention in Great Falls, April 16-Z0 1952. U The organiaation sponsored two teas for the girls' mothers, and a barn dance for the girls and their escorts. The various money making methods used by the group were selling hot dogs and pop during football games, selling lunches for dances, serving banquets and a bake sale. The group also made pot holders. '-5: ., if X-Y 72 3 if 59' A GN 56N Es Sv EXQO K V E S E TH wib9RED Our Hot Lunch Program A new hot lunch room was built this year by the Montana Builders. The building, which includes a dining room, kitchen, storeroom, and lavatory is 58' x Z9'g the dining room is 28' x 46'. The building is heated by the central plant from the main building with fluorescent lights making up the lighting system. The entrance from the main building is 10 feet wide, and there is also an outside entrance into the kitchen to bring in the supplies, The P. T.A. purchased a new four quart Kitchen Aid mixer, and they plan to buy dark curtains for the dining room, so that it can be used for audio-visual aids. A new Frigidaire was installed on March 31 by the International Harvester Company. Mrs. Jens Svendsen and Mrs. Agnes Kveseth were the cooks who served the many good meals every day to approximately one hundred and fifty hungry mouths. Librarians STANDING1 Nlxss Osta Madsen-adviser. SEATED: Adeline Hekkel, Ivell Ryder and Mary Ann Becker. Grade Cheerleaders Left to Right: Jean Grovom, Dee Ann Ryder, and Darlene Hanson. .,..--- .L ... .. ... Y.. Y -Y N' .,:. . 53 Junior Play The Junior class staged their play, Pride and Prejudice, based on the famous' novel by Jane Austen, on Friday, November 16, before a large and appreciative audience. Every member of the cast gave an outstanding performance. Those starring were: Mrs. Bennett QShirley Scottgj Jane, flvell Rydergj Elizabeth, fDoris Berghgj Mary, QEmma Lue Grovomgj Catxherine, QDonna Arvidsongj Lydia, fPat Sullivangi Mr. Bennett, QGreg Wallandergj Mr. Collins, flilugene Olsongj Lady Lucas, QBernadene Krogedalgj Charlotte Lucas, fCorinne Christoffersengj Miss Bingley, fLeona Luebkegl Mr. Bingley, fLarry Lindberggj Mr, Darcy, QKeith Coatsgj Lady Catherine de Bourgh, QEva Joy Triplettgf Mr. Wickham, fLorin Kvesethgj Hill, fJim Grovom.J The Juniors borrowed four Seniors and one Sophomore for their play. 'The story was about a frivoious mother who was bound and determined to marry off her five daughters. Her husband, Mr. Bennett, did not exactly appreciate his wife's efforts and got quite disgusted at times. Mr. Collins, a clergyman who came to find himself a wife, was quite overpowering in his manner, and finally married Charlotte Lucas. Mr. Darcy, a very. haughty young man, who thought himself a little better than the average, married Miss Elizabeth and Mr. Bingley, the handsome young gentleman, married Miss Jane. Mr. Wickham a villainous young officer, was the cause of trouble which was soon cleared up, and then he married Lydiag The whole plot ended quite well. The play, which was very capably directed by Miss Osta Madsen, made a gross of 5124. 75 Miss Madsen received a sterling silver gravy ladle in her pattern as a gift from the class. -My 'Q '. 521 ' '21 gi , fl 9 Serum' Play Foot-Loose the Senior class play, was presented to the public on Friday, April 4, 1952. This hilarious three-act comedy was well received'by the people and drew many fine comments The story concerned a family of young people whose parents had gone on a world cruise, leaving the younger generation in charge of the household. The ensuing events were endlessly funny, but still typical of the problems of many teen-agers. The cast consisted of Richard Early, vice-president of a suburban bank, Greg Wallanderg Emily Early, his wife, Shirley Scott, Hope Early, their daughter, Clariss Grovomg Dick Early their son, Eugene Olsen, Mary Early, their adolescent daughter, Iola Westberg, Bob Early, their adolescent son, clarence Hekkelg Buaz Daily, Bob's wise cracking chum, Bob Becker, Randy Cunninghan, Mary's special friend, Jim Grovom, Jenny Malloy, Dick's sweetheart, Norma Jean Mogeng Miriam Walker, Mary's girlfriend, Beverly Peterson, Jack Milford, a student at college, Larry Lindbergg Sanford Wells, a young attorney, Larry Lodmell, Mrs. Forester, a cranky old widow, Mary Ann Becker. Entertainment was provided by a boys' sextet-Larry Lodmell, Larry Lindberg, Jimmy Grovom, Clarence Hekkel, Greg Wallander, and Eugene Olsen. In appreciation of Miss Madsen's efforts in directing the play, the Seniors presented her with a mixed bouquet. The play was well attended and netted a total of 5147. 85, The Junior class served lunch in the hot lunch room after the play. P. T. A. Play The P. T.A. gave their third annual play Saturday, February 16, in the Froid Gymnasium. The play Look Me In The Eye. a lively honeymoon farce in three-acts, was a big hit, as all of the past P. T.A. plays have been. The well chosen cast was as follows: Susie Smithers ..... ..... N ita Fjeseth Gideon Gumm . . . . . Sl im Christofferson Levice McLaurin . ..... Minnie Quammen Kenneth McLaurin . . . . Warren Christofferson Pernicious Peters . . . . Reverend Emswiler Anemia Peters . . . ..... Mary Loucks Francine Hoyt . . . Flo Priebe Russell Logan . . . .... John Bugli Professor Paxton . . ...,. John Meehl Rosita Gondelez . . . Betty Barrington Sappington Tuppy .............. Robert Stock Tabitha Todd .............. E Sther Bengston Between the first and second acts Larry Lindberg sang, Trees, and after the second act Gary Wulf sang, Slow Poke and Cold Cold Heart. All of these musical numbers were greatly enjoyed by the audience. The gross amount taken in was 5221. 45. The Senior class sold lunch following the play in the old hot lunch room. gli, All School Carnival Froid School's fourth annual Fall Carnival was held on Saturday, November 3, 1951. The evening's entertainment consisted of floor shows in high school and grade rooms, boxing, basketball throw, darts, bingo, cake walk, and many other similar concessions. The coronation climax came at 12:30 when Ivell Ryder of the Junior class was crowned carnival queen, The runners-up were in order: Clariss Ann Grovom, Norma Jean Mogen and Eva Joy Triplett. Following the coronation, the carnival queen drew tickets for the lucky winners. Door prizes were won by: Don Forsyth of Culbertson, a quarter of beef, Martin Hegseth of Williston, the silverware set, Melvin Tobiason of Froid, the traveling alarm clock. Queen ticket prize fa carving setj was won by Eddie Nelson of Homestead. Wlater Scott of Froid won the huge box of groceries. A dance completed the evening with Herb Hicks and his orchestra of Williston furnishing the music. The gross receipts of the carnival totaled SZ, 350. 67 and the net total was Sl, 710. 75. Spring F estifvalS The Froid School music department, under the direction of Superintendent G. N Anderson, has had a very successful year. The band attended the Northeast District State Festival in Plentywood, Saturday, April 26. The selections they played were Merry Men and Two Moods. On Saturday, May 17, the band traveled to Williston, North Dakota, to attend the Z2.nd Annual Band Festival. Highlights of the day were the parade in which thirty bands participated, afternoon concerts by these bands, the canteen with all the free hot dogs and pop, and then the day was concluded with a concert from the guest band of Concorda College, The' high school chorus accompanied by Superintendent Anderson attended the annual Northeast District 7 State Music Festival in Medicine Lake on Friday, May 9. The Same day, solos were sung by Larry Lindberg singing, The Lord's Prayer and Jimmy Grovom singing Without a Song. Both numbers were accompanied by Iola Westberg. The Freshman class under the direction of Miss Osta Madsen journeyed to Culbertson May 7, where they gave a choral reading of The I-iighwayman. Two Freshmen girls and Miss Madsen traveled to Missoula othe week end of May 17, to attend lnterscholastic. The two girls, Mary Ann Becker and Anna Marie Luft, gave declamations while there, Iola Westberg and Norma Jean Mogen represented the Froid High School Commercial department when they entered the State Typing Contest in Great Falls Friday, April 18. lola received honorable mention in the contest. msixssysxzl , .I 3:1 Q iff N Q v 1, if - 4-Y Beats walking! , . ..,. ,..,,,.,,f- x V A W af-, .f , ? Af V iz ,, .. f.. , ix 'N Y Af iqx Sw. e 37 -MA if-f a 51 ji V' LSA ,wughg Coronation Hen Party fig5if Mf A5 V , ,',-,.,..'-.-,.k,..s 2355-,j L i . 1 5 1 L ,.. Q 5, Q ' 'Er x Come- to papa! Q M a cp ' X' K- Q ' 5 Tx .. MQ' A 5. J ,Q v ,ff ' 7 'ft 1 an ii' '5 33 l 5 Q, . VA , aa - J , Losing? ff ' I Y a la Grable . J 1 x ii ,vf V Li, B Lose something? ,V eg X, qw- ' , -5 f -5 i -I .wa ', ' 532: ,. v .gf 23 ' ' f. ' ' wk Formal balance P Q K 5' . ' f K5 Second'! Txmber! ' Waning for bus E '55 - Y ' .- 5'-Lf' . , k ,- S . a s gs: Q: , A 'Q 'V nd A fr I, 'I jf f f w fwafiiflf V- 1' l ' . V' , A - J 1f'.'- . ,. Prmcxpal .fri 'P-.I 5 A W f. Q' :sf V ' ' .4 WZ f ' Q. ' D' ' . ', 3 ... gp i ' fhj, Q Sri, ', 7: gd' I K 41,12 X, -W .N ll wa, p X x, Those two! . Q 'z' shi, y ' X Pepsodent smxles' if , I -psf' ' -3 ' ' - ' .. ., af-1' V ' ' I s. as f as QR gl Q K+' ' ,.! sr Q 5 ',q:.q. . , X Ki-,Mm sf K. 5, S 'xx 3 me-.ra I Sh oe shine boy at . 'V' Clxck! A A Party time an Ivell Shave and haircut, sux bus! Little Prof .Work Crew 42 v . . September October November Decembe r January School Activities of '51-'52 School opens--Ye Qads! Fooibau, Fiaxviiie qherep--Rah, Rah, Rah! Initiation--Oh Murder! Senior Bake Sale--Yum! Yum! Doc Dougherty's Dolls, .Assembly--Hal Ha! Football, Medicine Lake ftherej--Undastardly! F. H.A. Installation and initiation--Sworn into office Bob Wood, cartoonist, Assembly--Entrancing! Football, Poplar fherej--Gruesome! F. F. A. Installation and initation--Drafted? '? Football, Brockton there!--Bloody battle! First Six Weeks period ends--Cramming? ? Senior pictures and ping-pong-Watch the Birdie! Senior girls went to Sidney, Nurses' test--Oh! I didn't see that red light! Football, Culbertson ftherel --Pigskin kicking ended here. Berwick Circus, Assembly--Putting on the dog? '? State Steachers Convention-No School! School Carnival--More Noise! Banquet served by F.H.A. --Big Ham? '? Junior Play-Seniors served lunch--More work!!! Second Six Weeks period ends--Keep your eyes on your own paper? Antelope Tournament--Big Shots! Took second place? Basketball, Comertown there!--Getting off to a--start? Paul Mix, Lariateer, Assembly--Gotcha! Thanksgiving holdays--Eat like pigs! Basketball, Culbertson ltherej--Score, Score, Score! Basketball, Bainville ltherej--Go Gang Go! Basketball, Poplar lherel- -Fight-Fight-Fight! Basketball, Medicine Lake ltherel--Beat'em fair! Christmas and Mother's Tea and Style Show--Look at the glamour girls? '? Yankee Clipper, Assembly--He's tried everything! Basketball, Savage ltherel--Team was in a huddle Basketball, Brockton ltherej--Look at that score, boys! Basketball, Antelope fherej--Buck up, Cards! School closes for Christmas holidays--Oh, boy! 16 whole days! School reopens--Back to the old grind! Basketball, Independents vs high school--We literally ran away with it! Boy Scout Banquet served by F.H.A. --School's on fire! Oh, No just burned chicken? '? ? Basketball, Richey ltherej--Hip, Hip, Hooray! Basketball, Lambert ltherej--Easy does it! Ralph Wilson Reid, Austrailian lecturer, Assembly--How was the ice? Basketball, Richey there!--We've got a team! Basketball, Lambert Qhere! and party sponsored by Froid WOmen's Club--Hot Dog! Basketball, Flaxville lthere! --Whoopeel They had a party for us! First Semester ends--Exams--Oh No! Freshman return party--Oh Boy! Something to eat! Basketball, Outlook there!--Bird fight! Don Comfort, accordionist, Assembly--Music, music,music! January February March April May Band concert--Ornp-pa-pa, Omp -pa-pa! Basketball, Poplar Qtherel--Go for Broke! Amateur hour, Antelope--Big night! Student Council officers elected--Mr. Chairman! Basketball, Bainville fherel--Hit'em high! Group pictures--Smile for the lady! Basketball, Culbertson there!--They literally hung from the baskets! Basketball, Brockton Qherej-All the way down! Basketball, Savage there!--Steam! Steam! Steam! P. T.A. Play--There's Mama! Basketball, Medicine 'Lake there! and party sponsored by the Student Council--Shake a leg! Basketball, Antelope ftherel--Sink 'eml Rubinoff at Williston--Long hair? ? ? ? Fourth Six Weeks period ends--Can't go anywhere tonight! District Basketball Tournament--Sitting on top of the world-- almost! F. H.A. Party at Medicine Lake--Sing louder, we can't 'hear you? ? Bob Bradford, impersonator, Assembly---What next! Senior Play--We had them rolling in the aisles! Good Friday, no school--Life of Riley! Easter Monday--Another day of Riley! F. H.A. Convention--There were bellboys galore! State Typing Contest, Great Falls--Iola had plenty of speed, gained honorable mention! Fifth Six Weeks period ends--Last time we have to take tests, Hurrah! David Mylan, character artist, Assembly--Chameleon Kid! Plentywood Music Festival--Seniors were anxious to go on skip day! Declamation tryouts--Knee Knocking Blues! Senior Skip Day--Oh my aching dogs! Culbertson Fe stival--What, no typing contest this year? Medicine Lake Vocal Festival--Heskin, he's our man! Prom and Banquet--Longies! Play Day--Fun was had by all Medicine Lake's Girl-stater, Janet Christiansen reported-- Sounded like fun! Missoula Interscholastic Meet--Mary Ann and.Anna Marie declamed. Williston Band Day--Could those bands ever march! ! Baccalaureate Services--Not Finished, Just Begun! Class Night--What're you? Picnic--Must be malnutrition! Commencement Exercises--Bye Bye Blues! Senior Sneak Day Where's my suit case ? What the dickens did I do with my camera? Now where do you suppose they're going with the car? Oh darn, I forgot my toothbrush. Do you think anyone knows where we're going? 'Well, we're off. , With such expressions of excitement and confusion, eleven Seniors and their adviser, Mrs. Reuter, left on Sneak day, Saturday, April 26. We made a short stop in Williston for minor adjustments to carsg and then continued on our merry way First stop was at an oil test well along the road. We all marveled at the height of the clerrick,and wondered at the probability of such a. thing coming to our community The group was particularly impressed with the great size of the derrick. We felt quite dwarfed beside the monstrosity. On the road once more, we made quick side trips into Tioga and Stanley, ant then were on our way to Minot. After registering at the Leland-Parker hotel, the evening's activities included dancing for some, while others went to movies. We all turned in at a reasonable hour in order to be prepared for the next day. Seemingly the early dawn of Sunday morning was disturbed by Clariss Grovom, who took it upon herself to awaken everybody at ridiculous hours throughout the trip. Her only recreation seemed to rest in waking others from pleasant slumber merely to announce that in several hours it would be time for breakfast. After breakfast Sunday morning, we went on tour of the college in Minot, the most interesting part of the tour was a thorough inspection of the new gym. This building was really marvelous, both in structure and efficiency. The main floor was large and very impressive, while in other parts of the building were rooms nearly as large as our gym. After concluding this tour, we left Minot for Bismarck arid saw the radar station which is located about twenty miles south of Minot. We made a trip to the Garrison Dam, which when completed will be the largest earth filled dam in the world. The view of the dam site was not very impressive, due to the distance to the dam from the observation point. However, we could pull the dam up to our noses while looking through the telescopes provided at the Lookout. After a pleasant stop in Riverdale, a government owned town, we rolled on to Bismarck. Arriving in Bismarck, we changed our method of lodging by checking in at the Bismarck Motel for a brief rest before seeking entertainment for the evening. We were now ready to eat, which we proceeded to do in grand style. Steak seemed to be the mainstay of the boys' diet, while the girls stuck to the dainty sandwiches that seemed to complete their diet. Three of the boys seemed to feel extremely hungry, as they commenced to show off their eating powers by devouring two generous size steaks in one sitting. Poor souls! Following the evening meal we attended a show. After the show, we drove around, and then went back to the motel. The next day, Monday, we inspected the North Dakota State Capitol building, which proved to be a very interesting tour. The building has structural characteristics not seen anywhere else in the United States, including natural wood from nearly every country in the world. On the same location we visited the Historical Museum, which had some very re- markable displays. We also looked at Theodore Roosevelt's log cabin, the next tour was conducted within the rather confining walls of North Dakota State Penitentiary. We looked at the cell blocks, twine factory, license factory, and recreational facilities of that in- stitution. One of the inmates gave the girls clever souvenirs, and assured Helen Schlagel that he had known her or seen her before. Leaving the pen, we were all glad that we didn't have to make an extended visit. On conclusion of touring the penitentiary, we went our respective ways on shopping escapades. In the evening, we ate as a group and all went to a show. After the show we split into two carloads and tried to find a dance. The two cars became separated in traffic and the group did not get together again that evening. Comparing notes the next morning, the high- lights of the previous evening seemed to be Larry Lindberg's singing with an orchestra, and Clariss Grovom consuming a quart of ice cream by herself. Clariss hasn't been quite right since. In the morning we left Bismarck and started homeward. On the drive over to Mandan, we saw a little of the damage which was a result of the flood earlier this spring, We visited the Richardton Abbey, in Richardton, North Dakota. We then had dinner in Dickinson. Cruising homeward, we stopped at de Mores Chateau in Medora. De Mores was a very rich Frenchman who had started a meat packing plant in Medora. The tour of this French nobleman's house proved enlightening and educational. From here we drove 'steadily toward Froid, stopping in Sidney for supper, and arriving in Froid about 9:00 P. M. The trip was definitely a success. It struck a happy medium as to distance. We were pleasantly tired, but not exhausted. Accomodations were splendid throughout the trip and we enjoyed ourselves immensely. Dedication We, the Seniors of 1952, dedicate our annual to our parents who have so willingly helped us through our twelve years of school. We hope this dedication will convey, in part our appreciation for their financial generosity, unwavering patience, and never ceasing faith in each of us. Without their intense interest in our scholastic activities during these past twelve years, our eventual goal could not have been reached. I A ,Q I an , ,,V, ',f Q,f M Ii 57 -I7 I 5- ' cf ' ,- ,, ' ' fa. -E. 1' ws. 34 - fl 1 5 5 -Q I 1 . M I .L , ' A ...A,, f f 1 QF' ' If f v I f If- f 1 I , f xl-Q,-A j T ' 'sw I ' J -f , ,Q I Q, . If - I , A '6T5 2 aw Pkg .ffl ' ' '- ' 7 5 1 ga , ,Hs , ,R Wm V ' an.. : n ' A kfkb 1 in -FTE Y S b , ---JIA'v, I ' . - 'Ni 1 I I A Look nice, boys! 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' 'f Aw: ' ' - I W I I V rip, gm Q '45 1 A ---N I. LAN' EY:-Jzljgq IW 2 . 2 1 - ' fvfdtsi. C ' ' I X uh 'lwfiz-grief Mighty Seniors S1 - 1 How'd she get up there ? eepy Time Ga s W STANDING: Coach Richard Solga, Randall Hanson, George Tipp, Clarence Hekkel, Dennis Paulson, Larry Lindberg, Eugene Olsen, Jim Westberg, and Jim Anderson, Mgr. KNEELINGt Laverne Krohmer, Keith Coats, Oliver Urdahl. Greg Wallander, Jerry Krohmer, . Jim Grovom, and Farrell Wulf A Football A Coach Solga's call for Football material brought forth fourteen boys. About two weeks were spent in drilling the squad before the first game. In the first regular game, the team lined up with the following men holding down regular positions: Co-captain Greg Wallander, quarter- backgco-captain-Laverne Krohmer, halfback3Larry Lindberg, fullback, Keith Coats, endg Jim Grovom, endg and Eugene Olsen, center. A resume of the games follows: September 14--Froid 253 Flaxville 6. In their opening gridiron battle, the Cardinals showed much promise as they easily whipped the Flaxville Cardinals much heavier six. Froid flew to a 12 to 0 halftime lead, with Lindberg scoring in each quarter. The second half found Flaxville with renewed spirit, as Weber drove for a touchdown. The Cards came back with Krohmer pulling down a pass from Lindberg, and sprinting 45 yards for the tally. Lindberg came through with an additional touchdown and carried for the extra point to ice the game for the Cards. September Z1--Medicine Lake 429 Froid 37. After a hard fought, free scoring game, Froid had to face their first defeat at the hands of the Medicine Lake Honkers. The game found Krohmer, Lindberg, Paulson and Coats socring for the Cards. Wallander left the ball game in the third quarter, due to an eye injury. September Z8--Poplar 753 Froid 6. Poplar battered Froid in a one-sided affair by ripping through the bewildered Froid six for an incredible 75 points. Keith Coats scored for Froicls only tally. Lindberg received a bad cut above the eye early in the first quarter, and had to leave the game for medical attention. October lZ--Froid 513 Brockton 40. The Cards felled the Brockton Warriors in a wild scoring race, that saw Lindberg and Krohmer lead the Froid team to victory with Larry scoring 30 points and Laverne tallying 18. The game had to be called in the late stages, because Brockton was unable to field six men, due to injuries. Keith Coats pulled down passes for three extra points. October 19--Froid 243 Culbertson 8. Froid won their last game of the season by tromping the Culbertson Cowboys Z4-8. Culbertson began fast by scoring a first quarter touchdown and booting the extra points for a nifty beginning. Froid quickly came back, with Krohmer scoring three times and Lindberg once, to bring victory to the Cards. ' 1 - 1 A nmmnmik ,Q ,.,i , ,,,,,,,,,,,., LINE: Coats, Olsen and Grovom BACKFIELD: Krohmer, Lindberg, and Wallander. BACK ROW: Jim Grovom, Dennis Paulson, Larry Lodmell. Larry Lindberg. and Farrell Wulf. FRONT ROWz Keith Coats. Duane Olson. and Greg Wallander. Track Training for Track was a difficult task as track season is concurrent with spring work. Nevertheless, the Froid team was able to attend two meets, though not in full force. The first Of these meets was the Medicine Lake Invitational, where Froid placed second with 42 points, seven points behind first place Medicine Lake with 49 points. Larry Lindberg was high point man for Froid with 13 points. The highlight of the meet was Jim Grovom's sparkling performance in winning first place in the mile run. This was even more remarkable because Jim had never come out for track. Several Froid boys participated in the Sidney Relays. The only point winners were: Larry Lindberg with fourth. in the javelin, and Larry Lodmell, placing third in the high jump. ! That s Our Team STANDING. Coach Richard Solga, Larry Lodmell, Dennis Paulson, Clarence Hekkel, George Tipp, Carl Nelson, Romain Ryder, and Jim Anderson, Manager. SITTING: Larry Lindberg, Laverne Krohmer. Keith Coats, Greg Wallander, Jim Grovom, and Eugene Olsen Basketball Team Standings The Froid Cardinals started their Basketball season with the Invitational Tournament which was held in Antelope. Froid's first game was against Medicine Lake with the final score of Froid 53 and Medicine Lake 47. Froid's second game, which was the final game of the tournament, was between Froid and Antelope with the Pronghorns coming out on top with a final score of 51 to 43. The Cardinals entered the District II Class C Tournament at Culbertson with a seasonal record of Z1 wins and 6 losses. The first night the Cards won over Bainville 59 to 44. The second night Froid defeated the Savage Warriors 47 to 38 for the right to play Culbertson in the Championship finals, but the Culbertson Cowboys were the victors by a score of 50 to 40 Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Frolid Froid Froid Froid Froid 50 there there here there there here there there there here here there there here here Medicine Lake Antelope Comertown Culbertson Bainville Poplar Medicine Lake Savage Brockton Antelope Independents Richey Lambert Independents Richey Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid 86 78 83 55 81 49 52 75 57 55 62 76 59 47 40 here there here there here here here here here here here here Culb. Culb. Culb. Lambert Flaxville Outlook Poplar Bainville Culbertson Brockton Savage Medicine Lake Antelope Westby Flaxville Bainville Savage Culbertson Individual scoring of team members was as follows: PF Larry Lindberg 57 Laverne Krohmer 98 Eugene Olsen 89 Keith Coats 104 Jim Crrovom 74 Larry Lodmell 54 Greg Wallander 20 Dennis Paulson 50 Clarence Hekkel 12 Romain Ryder 13 Carl Nelson ll Total points for Froid 1,784 Total Fouls 582 Free Shots 318f585 Average Free Throw Per Cent 54. 4 The climax of the basketball se Pep Club, at which awards were given FT TP FTE 100f154 554 64.9 79f140 447 56.4 33f63 161 52.4 31f60 179 51.7 36f7l 217 50.7 13f33 72 39.4 7f2O 43 35.0 6f14 42 42.8 8fl7 38 47.1 5f1Z 21 41.7 Ofl 10 00.0 Totalpointsfor opponents 1,379 Total Fouls 488 Free Shots 3Olf649 Average Free'Throw Per Cent 46.4 ason was an athletic banquet given by the to all deserving lettermen. B Team Coach Richard Solga. Duane Olsen, Randall Hanson, Roger Grovom. Romain Ryder. Jim Westberg, Oliver Urdahl. Dale Eschenbachvr, Carl Nelson, Farrell Wulf, and Jim Anderson, Manager. mf-an 2 , ...,,. V mfqww- r A A K .,, 4,,., - f. ---- V 5. ',H 3-2 . A X,f ? a 1, ' 'T Laverne Krohmer Larry Lundberg Keith Coats Eugene Olsen -llmml' Grovom Larry Lodmell 52 Forward Forward Guard Center Our Stars- ? V xgggvi K My MA W ,Q fx 4 4?-ag 'Q Greg Wallander Clarence Hekkel Guard Center Guard Forward De-nms Paulson Romain Ryder Carl Nelson Jimmy Anderson Forward Forward Forward Manager BF-CK ROW Doris Bergh, Emma Lue Grovom, Shirley Scott, Mary Ann Becker, Connie Bergh, lvell Ryder, Corinne Christoffei-sen, Helen Schlagel, and Joyce Sundheim. MIDDLE ROW Sally Kmck. Bernadene Krogedal, Adeline l-lekkel, Naoma Buckendahl. Mrs. Muriel Reuter-adviser. Doris Glaze. Judy Reiter, Margaret Ryder and Marjorie Anderson. FRONT ROW Norma Jean Mogen, Donna Arvidson, Anna Marie Luft, Lola Westberg, Beverly Peterson. Eva Joy Triplett, Delores Luft, and Leona Luebke. KNEELING. Pat Sullivan, Marlene Coats. and Clarxss Grovom-Cheerleaders Pep Club The Froid Pep Club was organized this year with the following elected as officers: Iola Westberg- Presidentg Donna Arvidson-Vice-President! Norma Jean Mogen-Secretary and Treasurerg and Mrs. Muriel Reuter, Adviser. The membership list totaled twenty-nine girls. Clariss Ann Grovom, Pat Sullivan, and Marlene Coats were chosen as cheerleaders by the student body. Many of the Pep Club members attended games during the season at Bainville, Culbertson, Antelope, Poplar, Brockton, and Medicine Lake. The Pep Club girls who did not have sweaters from the previous year ordered theirs from the Colborn School Company. Pop and candy were sold by the Pep Club girls at the thirteen home games. They entertained the basketball boys and the football boys at a banquet, April 213 Bob Roderick, KGGX sports announcer was the guest speaker. The banquet was followed by a dance at which Bill McFar1in's orchestra furnished the music, Cheerleaders Left to Right. Pat Sullivan. Marlene Coats, and Clariss Grovom. Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid STANDING. Coach Kenneth Nagel, Donald Knutson, Clenard LaMar, Dennis Peterson, Roger Bertelsen, Richard Krogedal-Captain, Archie Johnson-Manager. PZNEELINGZ Robert Smith, Clarence Luft. Manny Rued. Billy Reiter, LeRoy Scott, and Eddy Reiter. Grade Team 40 Medicine Lake 30 Froid Culbertson Z8 Culbertson 17 Froid Bainville 19 Bainville 30 Froid Medicine Lake 32 Culbertson Z9 Froid Brockton 16 B Squad 31 Froid Savage Z7 Brockton 40 Bainville Tournament 21 Medicine Lake Z7 Froid Culbertson High Scorers Richard Krogedal 13 games 124 points 9. 4 average Dennis Petersen 12 games 96 points 8 average Roger Bertelson 13 games 78 points 6 average Clenard LaMar 13 games 78 points 6 average Ervin Bakken 10 games 35 points 3. 5 average Minor Grade Letters Awarded to: Richard Krogedal, Dennis Peterson, Ervin Bakken, Roger Bertelson, Clenard LaMar Donald Knudsen, Richard Cookson, Everett Rued. LeRov Scott, Robert Smith. I fx fT , 2 .ww x Q 1 1 lu i, 2, 3 fl 5 , f i 'GA 44- V Sl I :xxx . : .-- 1 V- -mn ,gmt msg Left to Right: Goodwin Bergh, Buck Ryder, Oscar Hippe, and Gus Fjeseth. QNew members since picture was taken: Clarence Hanson and Marion Ostby.j X' K I ,fn-N. V .w..,,w-ww-'v-'-Q,v.w:Nv ' , 'F' E T T ' A . 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' P3157 Carpeting hm W . and Frnz'-Danger-Experxmenl' Happy Bad mood 57 The GMX YQWS Yowt t-'Y HNOXNG 'DYYXY KNO. ,,,,, . , ax zu ikobun Stuck. Xloberx Sunerxnwndcnx Gordon Anderbon, Grade Pfin Q Ylcuxcr , John Yv-.xp,h, Rxchurd Sdgn and Ykcnnevn Nagd, Yhpyx f1ckumX Pnnmpzd Ona Madsen, Ymrvncc Coughhn, Nhxrxd Ykeukef, ' Eden BuckcncX11hX, ikachd Nagd, and lcannc Lxndf-Krum, klnnhrsfn Haus, P-tdehne Ru uk L' t Howard Adams '24 - deceased. Marguerite Adams '22 - Mrs. Claude Eyer, 200 S. Sergent Ave., Glendive, Montana. Arliss Albert '39 - Mrs Paul O'Neil, 885 Truman Boyd Manor, Long Beach, California, Edna Anderson '32 - Mrs. Elmer Stubban, Medicine Lake, Montana. George Anderson '50 - Farming, Froid, Montana. Margaret Anderson '35 - Mrs. Willard J. Adams, Assistant Cashier in bank, Bridger, Mont. Mildred Anderson '47 - Mrs. Howard Hove, Froid, Montana. Edythe Bahn '26 - Mrs. John Curran, 138 Broadwater, Billings, Montana. Evelyn Bahn '33 - Mrs. Dallas McNeil, Froid, Montana. Hazel Bahn '33 - Mrs. Don Hailey, 112 Terry, Billings, Montana. Helen Bahn '35 - Mrs. Herb Reardon, Yakima, Washington. Lester Bahn '37 - Assistant Manager, Thompson.Lumber Yard, Miles City, Montana. John Baker '22 - Zonalite Company, Libby, Montana. Mabel Baker '25 - Nurses' aid in Spokane, Mrs. E. O Peterson, 5616 N. Regal,Hillyard,Wash Robert Baker '45 - Dairy Farming, Moyie Springs, Idaho. Selma Bakken '38 - Mrs. Larry Castel, R.R.2 Box 106 Shelton, Washington. Dorothy Base ' 34 - Mrs. Clarence Danielson, Medicine Lake, Montana. Gertrude Base '25 - Mrs. Joe Peterson, Whitetail, Montana. Richard Becker '50 - Af3C Richard H. Becker, A. F. 194l7792, 3753 RD Sch. Sqn.A 81 D 11051, Oakland Mun. Airport, Oakland 14, California. Ellen Benson '34 - Mrs. Manuel Torres, 3421 Riverie Drive, San Diego, California. Robert Benson '36 - Car Salesman, 3421 Riverie Drive, San Diego, California. Elinor Bergh '44 - lvlrs. Robert Schulz, Froid, Montana. Esther Bergh ' 45 -Mrs. Larry Bengston, Froid, Montana. Laura Bergh '46 - Mrs. James Barrett, 939 N. Kenmore, Hollywood, California, John Berger '43 - QWife's maiden name, Grace Gibsonj 2900-13 RD Arlington, Virginia. Laurrine Berger '41 - Mrs. Robert F Harbison, 1320 L Avenue, National City, California. Doris Berglund '36 - Mrs. Doris Smith, 2243 Johnson St. N. E. Minneapolis, Minnesota. Lucille Berglund '46 - Mrs Jack Johnson, 644 Biedeman Ave , Camden 5, New Jersey. Donaven Bergstrom '36 - fWife's maiden name, Elvira Spielberg, Culbertson, Master Mechanic, Yellowstone Dist. for U. S Bur. of Reclamation, 1131 N. 25th St.Billings, Montana. Esther Bergstrom '38 - Mrs. Esther Pogorel, Clerk, U.S.Naval Supply Depot, 4490 33rd St., San Diego 16, California. Karla Bertelsen '26 - Mrs. Anfgar Nielsen, Teacher, Whitemore. California. Ruby Bertelsen '42 - Mrs. Howard Firstbrook, Williston, North Dakota. Verner Bertelsen '36 - Farmer and County Cornmissioner from Deer Lodge County, Ovanda, Montana. Rae Jeanne Berube '39 - Mrs. M G Dalich, 106 South lst St.. Monroe, Louisiana. Gladys Bjerkaker '36 - Mrs. John Schlabs, Big Fork, Montana. Lucy Blowers '25 - Mrs. Eugene Knick, Froid. Montana. Doris Mae Bohm '46 - Mrs. Daniel Thompson, Froid, Montana. June Brinkman '43 - Mrs. Thomas Huwe, 962 42nd St., Oakland, California. Adelaide Butler,'31 - Teacher, Hotel Monticello, Longview, Washington. Mary Virginia Butler '34 - Mrs. Owen Nielson, Teacher, 501 E Sussex Ave. ,Missoula, Mont Norma Butler '31 - Mrs.Donald Mercer,Teacher, 112 Ave. C ,Billings, Montana. Helen Cheney '29 - Mrs Helen E. Olson,Typist,Supply Dept. Puget Sound Naval Yard, 47A Gayland Drive, Bremerton, Washington. Alfred Christoffersen '49 - Mechanic, 717 llth Ave., Helena, Montana Ardyce Christoffersen '49 - Mrs. Walter Jones, 1805 W. 9th Ave., Spokane, Washington. Clara Christoffersen '32 - Mrs. Orin Lee, 3rd Ave., W. Williston, North Dakota. Duane Christoffersen '46 -QWife's maiden name, Rosemary Nelsonl Farming, Froid, Montana. Freda Christoffersen '25 - Mrs. Andy Swierz, 836 E. Windsor Ave., Phoenix, Arizona. Gertrude Christoffersen '23 - Mrs. Ernie I-lachey, 45 McLellan Ave., San Mateo, California Warren Christoffersen '43 - Farming, Froid, Montana Weldon Christoffersen '46 - Yarnell, Arizona Donald Clark '35 - QWife's maiden name, Marilyn Sortebergl Farming, Froid, Montana. Howard Clark '42 - tWife's maiden name, Dorothy Chasonl Farming, Froid, Montana. Ralph Clark '45 - Farimng, Frmd, Montana. Jeanne Cookson '46 - Mrs. Dick French, Medicine Lake, Montana. Mae Cookson '48 - Mrs. Russ Hicks, 525 5th Ave. , S Great Falls, Montana. Thomas Cookson '48 - Sgt. Thomas L Cookson 1730ll19, Det 1, 544th R. T.S.Offutt A. F. B. Omaha, Nebraska. 60 Alvy Casper '29 - QWife's maiden name, Kathline Hickfl Storekeeper, Big Fork, Montana. Orrin Dahley '35 - Electrician's helper, 3009 Harbor'Ave., Seattle, Washington, Dorothy Danielson '44 - Mrs. Lawson Stafford, 306 Marston Ave , San Francisco, California Vernon Danielson '46 - Farming, Froid, Montana, Betty Darland 4l - Mrs. Charles D. Morris, 15251 6th Ave., N.E, Seattle, Washington. Mary Jane Darland '36 - Mrs. Charles Crain, Froid, Montana Tom Darland '42 - QWife's maiden name, Sylvia Frech, Vienna,AustrialLawyer, Plentywood, Montana. Eddie David '42 - QWife's maiden name, Edna Mae Edwards of Vancouver, Wash., Body and Fender man, 567 17th Ave., Longview, Washington. Maretta David '35 - Mrs. W.G.McColm, 13021 6 Place S.W. Seattle, Washington. Elvina De Tienne '24 - Deceased. Evelyn Deubner '39 - Mrs. Gordon Snellman, Medicine Lake, Montana. Margaret Deubner '36 - Mrs. Billy Reiter, Froid, Montana. Norman Diesen '41 - Highway Dept. Office cfo Highway Dept., Wolf Point, Montana. Signe Diesen '43 - Mrs. John Maguire, 208 8th St., S. Glasgow, Montana. John Donaldson '24 - Jr High Teacher, Cut Bank, Montana. Paul Donaldson '21 - Teacher at Deaf School, Oakland, California. Barbara Ehry '42 - Mrs. Miner Stocking, 435 Lupser Ave. , Whitefish, Montana. Esther Elvsaas '38 - Mrs. Paul Engel, Ft. 1, Albany, Oregon. Daniel Engler '33 - Supply Paper Business, 102 Peach Ave., Dalhart, Texas. Jeanette Engler '40 - Deceased. Margaret Engler '42 - Mrs. Carl Nelson, Homestead, Montana. Marion Engler '44 - Mrs. Howard Jacobsen, Froid, Montana. Alvin Erdahl '37 -tWife's maiden name, June Erickson,former1y of Lengby, Minn. Farming Froid, Montana. Arlene Erdahl '37 - Mrs. Norman Stanley, 850 W. 61st, Seattle, Washington. Beatrice Erdahl '36 - Mrs. E.E. Bushnell, 3700 W. Webster, Seattle 6, Washington. Dale Erdahl '51 - Farming, Froid, Montana. Floyd Erdahl '48 - Sgt. Lloyd M. Erdahl U.S. 56112469 Bnty B l82nd AAA Gun Bn. , South Park Mil, Res., Broughton, Penn. Victor Erdahl '42 - QWife's maiden name, Lenore Luftl Oil Station, Froid, Montana. Wayne Erdahl '44 - QWife's maiden name, Ethel Montgomery, Potlatch, ldahol Kootenai, Idaho August Eschenbacher, Jr. '45 -tWife's maiden name, Luella Knickj Farming, Froid, Montana. Helene Eschenbacher '42 - Stenographer, ACA Office, Culbertson, Froid, Montana. Frank Eschenbacher '31 - Carpenter, 1818 Elm St., Butte, Montana. Arthur Feldmeir '33 - Storekeeper, 4326 Newton St., San Diego, California. Ben Feldmeir '36 - Lt. Ben Feldmeir, Hclq. 746 AAA Gun Bn. , Fort Lewis, Washington. Charlotte Feldmeir '34 - Mrs. Chris Bafus, 12813 Valley Way, Opportunity, Washington. Daryle Feldmeir '41 - Reporter, Minneapolis Star, 3536 Emerson St., Minneapolis, Minn. Herman Feldmeir '30 - Navy Produce Yard, Bremerton, Washington. Gustav Fjeseth '38'- QWife's maiden name, Nita Leel Bank, Froid, Montana. Beverly Fleischman '40 - Mrs. Ray Rahn, 13740 E. Don Julian Rd., Puento, California. Gale Fleischman '34 - Accountant, Los Angeles, California. La Verne Fleischman '36 - Mrs. Clarence Weberg, 305 E,Works St., Sheridan, Wyoming. Milton Fleischman '38 - Oil Company, 136 N. Maple Ave., Montebello, California. John Forsyth '44 - QWife's maiden name, Agnes Andersonj Farming, Froid, Montana lone Foss '34 - Art Supervisor, Helena Elementary Schools, 327 N. Ewing St. , Helena, Mont. Alton Gangstad '43 - fWife's maiden name, Helen Rasmussen, Culbertsonl 510 6th Ave. S Great Falls, Montana. Clifford Gangstad '42 - QWife's maiden name, Lila Peterson,Ambrose,N. Dakj Electrical E-nglneeflflg School, 911 N 23rd, Billings, Montana. Gladys Gangstad '33 - Registered Nurse, 2223 9th Ave. ,N. Billings, Montana, Jacoueline Gangstad '45 - Mrs. Rodney Scuetze, Froid, Montana, Lillian Gangstad '33 - Mrs. Peter Gjovig, Registered Nurse, Ambrose, North Dakota, Lloyd Gangstad '40 - QWife's maiden name, Dorothy Rasmussen, CulbertsonJManager Lumber Camp, Box 53, Oakridge, Oregon. - Edmunds Geiser '23 - Lieut. Col. J. E. Geiser, 0247668 Kyushu, Civil Affairs Region,APO1105 cfo Postmaster, San Francisco, California, Martha Gladue '43 - Mrs. F. L.Campbell, Bottineau, North Dakota. Rachel Gladue '39 - Mrs. R.S.Beck, 8257 St. ,Clair Ave. North Hollywood. California Betty Glaze '48 - Clerk, Bucks Store, From, Montana, Velma Glaze '43 ' MTS' Art Smith, F1'0id, Montana. Ww e 'I I Helena Griggs '39 - Mrs. Jimmy Olson, Homestead, Montana. Violet Griggs '37 - Hat Factory, 2420 2nd Ave., N. Billings, Montana. Shirley Grovom '48 - Mrs. Albert Portra, Froid, Montana. Stanley Grovom '50 - Student, Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota. Judith Gronlie '23 - Mrs. Ernie Olness, Medicine Lake, Montana. June Hammond '40 - Mrs. Virgil Buchanon, 105 South Sargent, Glendive, Montana. Gunnar Hansen '31 - Farming, Sidney, Montana. May Harbo '24 - Mrs. George Ernest Pickett, Rt. 2 Box 538C. Coos Bay, Oregon. Bonard Haugen '42 -QWife's maiden name, Juilette Glenn, Williston, N. Dak. jlilectrician, sfo Thomas Glenn, Williston, North Dakota. Albert Hedberg '26 - Deceased. Alene Hedberg '24 - Mrs. Richard Kamps, 565 Fowler St., Raymond, Washington. Pete Hekkel '40 - fWife's maiden name, Lorena Schledewitz, Culbertsonjlfarming, Culbertson, Montana. Richard Hekkel '48 - Farming, Froid, Montana. Donna Hermansen '35 - Mrs. Gerald Gangstad, Teaching, 2514 38th Ave., Longview, Wash. Benora Hippe '34 - Mrs. Bill Hunt, Bureau of Reclamation, Box 665, Goleta, California, Ronald Hippe '50 - Farming, Froid, Montana. Carrie Hoffman '28 - Mrs. Frank Nelson, McCabe, Montana. Lily Hoffman '28 - Mrs. Clarence Nybakken, Larslan, M ntana. Bona Dea Holly '38 - Mrs. Roy C. Ferguson, 12706 E. Valleyway, Opportunity, Washington. Hazel Holly '33 - Mrs. Tom Stuller, N. 17 D St., Spokane, Washington. Irving Hoye '32 - fWife's maiden name, Leota McCleery, Glasgow1Farming, Froid, Montana. Marlin Hoye '44 - Pvt. Marlin H. Hoye U. S. 561 19919, 9603T. S U. Co. i5f93TG S. W. S. R. T. C. Camp San Lius Obispo, California. Dorothy Huff '37 - Mrs. Ed. A. Ochs, Dore, North Dakota. Josephine Huff '44 - Mrs. W. H. Olson, Box 643, Miles City, Mantana. Joyce Huff '41 - Mrs. Wm. Oliver, 1724 Isaacs, Walla Walla, Washington. Dick Hurd '51 - S.R.R. E.Hurd,Co. 906, U.S.N.T.C., San Diego, California. Avis lnsteness '42 - Mrs. Ben McBride, General Delivery, Anchorage, Alaska. Grace lnsteness '39 - Mrs. Norman Erickson, Froid, Montana. Lorraine Insteness '41 - Mrs. Homer Wulf, 1602 6th Ave., W. Kalispell, Montana. Lyle lnsteness '40 - Trouble Shooter in saw mill, 13th and Fair St., Clarkston, Washington. Clarence Jacobsen '34 - 4327 S. Conklin, Spokane, Washington. Clayton Jacobsen '34 - Fuller Brush man, Medford, Oregon. Derald Jacobsen '36 -lWife's maiden name, Josie Goldenl Public Bookkeeping Service 13411 lst Ave., S. , Seattle, Washington. Everett Jacobsen '39 - QWife's maiden name, Maxine Sowlerj Farming, Froid, Montana. Foy JaCObS6I1'42 - Cutter and processor in meat packing plant, 1316 E. Club Court, Spokane, Washington. lrene Jacobsen'43 - Clinic Receptionist, 703 Palonpone, Seattle, Washington. Ruvold Jacobsen '36 -QWife's maiden mane, Phyllis Hemninel Farming, Froid, Montana. Sylvia Jacobsen '36 - Mrs. Dick De Kaye. Cut Bank, Montana. Alfred Jensen '42 - Oil Inspector, 716 N. Payne St., Breckenridge, Texas. Donna Jensen '51 - Secretary, 417 E. Longfellow, Spokane, Washington. Helen Jensen 47 - Mrs. James Kirkegard, Circle, Montana. June Jensen '46 - Mrs. Howard Skillingberg, Homestead, Montana. Laura Jensen '47 - Mrs. Roy Neumiller, Vida, Montana Qsummer addressjg Elliston, Montana. Qwinter addressj Lillian Jensen '43 - Mrs. Lillian Burbank, Route 5, Box 894, Tacoma, Washington. Virel Jensen '42 - fWife's maiden name, Winona Graber, Richeyl Richey, Montana. Verna Jensen '41 - Head Cashier, Telephone Office, 605 W. Sinto, Spokane, Washington. Harry Jensven '29 - QWife's maiden name, Norma Olsonj Homestead Bar, Homestead, Montana Annabel Johnson '26 - Mrs. Nels Larson, Dayton, Wyoming. Jack Johnson '36 - Deceased. Joyce Johnson '39 - Mrs. Eddie Deubner, Homestead, Montana. LeRoy Johnson '47 - Sgt. L.D. Johnson 172874, Mar. Sig. Det. , U.S. S. Mt. Olympus QAGC-81 FPO---New York, New York. Marjorie Johnson '38 - Mrs. Bill Rygg, McCabe, Montana. Isabel Kamps '28 - Mrs. Michael Murray, Froid, Montana. John Kamps '26 -fWife's maiden name, Mary Gordonj Congressional Meetings' Editor, cfo Associated Press, Penn. Ave., N.W. 12th St., Washington, D. C. Josephine Kamps '32 - Mrs. Chet Grace, 804 3rd Ave, E. Williston, North Dakota. Pete Kamps '38 - Deceased. Richard Kamps '24 - QWife's maiden name, Alene Hedberg1Purchasing Agent for Timber Co. , 565 Fowler St., Raymond, Washington. Alice Knick '33 - Mrs. Elmer Kanz, Army Personnel Office, Box 506, Cocoli, Canal Zone. Charles Knick '35 - QWife's maiden name, Eunice Machl North Richland, Wash., Gen. Del. James Knick '42 - fWife's maiden name, Beverly Wulfl Farming, Froid, Montana. Thomas Knick '48 - QWife's maiden name, May Koffiel 2400 Keenan Ave. , Glenhaven Trailer Court, Trailer 4, Dayton, Ohio. June Knick '50 - Mrs. Dick Hobby, 2400 Keenan Ave., Glenhaven Trailer Court, Trailer ll Dayton, Ohio. Viola Knudsen '26 - Mrs. Martin Nelsen, Teaching, McCabe, Montana. Alma Knutson '37 - Mrs. Alma Slevin, Froid, Montana. Benna Krogedal '35 - Mrs. Leslie Busby, Pine Creek Route, Livingston, Montana. Clayton Kveseth '42 - fWife's maiden name, Doris Paulson, Culbertson, Farmers Oil Company Froid, Montana. Rudell Kveseth '48 - Farmers Oil Company, Froid, Montana. Ralph LaMar '49 - Sgt. Ralph LaMar, 901 N. Ochoa St., El Paso, Texas. Allen Larsen '49 - Allen J. Larsen 735-31-70. MCB No. 3, cfo Fleet Post Office San Francisco California. Ralph Laughlin '37 - Garage Mechanic, Fargo, North Dakota. Ruby Laughlin '37 - Mrs. Billie Huus, Scobey, Montana. Hjalmer Lee '36 - Cody Power and Gas Company, 1219 Sunshine Ave., Cody, Wyoming. Hjordice Lee '32 - Mrs. Armand Tonn, S. Y. Ranch, Miles City, Montana. Hulda Lee '31 - Mrs. Henry Gardine, 174 S. Rosemead Blvd., Pasadena, Calofornia. John Lee '42 - House Mover, Froid, Montana. Nita Lee '45 - Mrs. Gus Fjeseth, Froid, Montana. Selma Lee '39 - Mrs. D. H. Skinner, Froid, Montana. Solveig Lee '34 - Mrs. M. J. Roth, Secretary, Jordan, Montana. Arthur Lien '36 - 339 2nd St., N. E. Minneapolis, Minnesota. Delmar Lien '50 - A-30 Delmer C. Lien, A F 19--420 --286,2275 A F Squadron, Camp Beale, California. Delores Lien '48 - Mrs. Chauncey Davidson, Froid, Montana. Lawrence Lindberg '30 -QWife's maiden name, Helen Wermacherj Mining, Rt. 3,Kalispell, Mont Marion Lindberg '50 - Mrs. Howard Martini,Secretary, 420 W. 5th St. Williston, North Dakota. Mary Catherine Loucks '41 - Bank, Froid, Montana. John Loucks '35 - QWife's maiden name, Bernita Snyderl 219 42nd St. Rapid City, South Dakota. Ray Liuebke '31 - fWife's maiden name, Grace Krohmerl Blacksmithn Froid, M3ntar1a. Josephine Luft '51 - Mrs. Harvey Chell, Grunbay, South Dakota, cfo Clyde Park. Donald McCabe '40 - Farming, Homestead, Montana. Thomas McCabe '40 - QWife's maiden name, Hope Bradshawl Farming, Froid, Montana. Mavis McCabe '41 - Mrs. Ward Hahn, Fromberg, Montana. Edith McLaughlin '26 - Teaching, Ursuline Convent, Moscow, Idaho. Elizabeth McLaughlin '25 - Mrs. Martin Reynen, Froid, Montana. Audrey McNeil '31 - Mrs. Ralph Bjorge, Nursing, Culbertson, Montana. Dallas McNeil '35 - QWife's maiden name, Evelyn Bahnj Bar Operator, Froid, Montana. James McNeil '40 - QWife's maiden name, Phillis Wintersl Farming, Froid, Montana. Marguerite McNeil '40 - Mrs. Art Perman, 2663 4th Ave. ,San Francisco, California. Esther Madsen '25 - Mrs. E. V. Nordman, Bank, Froid, Montana. Osta Madsen '23 - Teaching, Froid, Montana. Hazel Masters '33 - Mrs. Carsten Beck, Culbertson, Montana. H3391 Midthun '29 - Mrs. Hazel Brown, Seattle, Washington. Elmer Midthun '44 - Mountain Home Air Base, Idaho. Kermit Midthun '38 - QWife's maiden name, Lenore Laria, Montevideo, Uruguayl American Consulate General, Struttgard, Germany. Robert Midthun '29 - lWife's maiden name, Dolores Bradford, Missouril Publicity Man, Bureau of Reclamation, 722 Douglas Road, Lincoln Village, Stockton, California. Edith Miller '26 - Mrs. Steve McDermot, 2070 N. Capital St., Salem,Oregon. Ethel Miller '25 - Mrs. Clifford Jones, Boc 120 Route 3, Salem, Oregon. Eunice Miller '37 - Mrs. Victor Leonard, Box 554, Fort Brag, California. Florence Miller '23 - Mrs. V. E. Young,i520 lst Ave., N.E. Minot, North Dakota. John Miller '31 - QWife's maiden name, Kathryn Hekkell Farming, Froid, Montana. Margaret Miller '28 - Mrs. Dutch Stephens, Valier, Montana. Alma Mogen '34 - Mrs. Melvin Rygg, 305 Adains St., Helena, Montana. Gertie Mogen '34 - Mrs. Emil Parizek, No. 5 Roell Block, Minot, North Dakota. Edwin Moothart '35 - QWife's maiden name, Adeline Myrfieldl St. Hilaire, Minnesota. Richard Moothart '36 - QWife's maiden name, Mabel Johnsonl 177 S. Commercial, Blythe,Calif Vivian Moothart '34 - Mrs. Alfred Hoye, Rt. No.1B, Columbia Falls, Montana. Beulah Muessman '34 - Mrs. Carl Teeters, Culbertson, Montana. Carol Nayes '45 - Mrs. Hilman Dahl, 200 E. 66th St., Minneapolis, Minnesota. Evelyn Nayes '47 - Mrs. Morris Anderson. General Delivery, Glasgow, Montana. Lucille Nayes '44 -iMrs. Milton Lien, Froid, Montana. Clarence Nelsen '35 - Winston-Newell Grocery Truck Driver, Riggins Hotel, Minot, N. Dakota. Hans Helsen '36 - fWife's maiden name, Harriet Nyquistl Implement Business, Poplar, Mont. Duane Nelson '48 - Farming, Homestead, Montana. Ida Nelson '27 - Deceased. Janice Nelson '40 - Mrs. Art Elvsaas, Froid, Montana. Lorraine Nelson '41 - Mrs. Burton Ostby, McCabe, Montana. Mabel Nelson '37 - Mrs. Marion Childers, 821 N. 22nd St., Billings, Montana. Melvin Nelson '48 - PFC Melvin E. Nelson--1184055 U.C.M.S. l-Iq.Co. Hq. Bn. 3rd Div. FMF Camp J. H. Pendleton, Oceanside, California. Otis Nelson '37 - QWife's maiden name, Miss Knutsonj Elevator Manager, Culbertson, Montana Virgil Nelson '46 - Cpl. Virgil A. Nelson,U.S. 56092669, Btry C 518 AAA Gun Bn. Camp Hanford, Washington. Violet Nelson '32 - Mrs. Harry Peterson, Telephone Operator, Sidney,Montana. Betty Lou Nordman '46 - Mrs. Ervin Wolfe, Froid, Montana Marilyn Nordman '49 - Mrs. Vernon Martinson, Froid, Montana. Doris Norton '40 - Mrs. Paul D. Miller, Box 590, Laramie, Wyoming. Dorothy Norton '40 - Mrs. Bill Miller, Outlook, Montana. Carter Nyquist '43 - QWife's maiden name, Mary Ellen Johnsonj Sales Dept. Northern Supply, 315 South Central, Sidney, Montana. James Nyquist '49 - Sgt. James Nyquist, l1698Z.3. Hq.Bttry,4fl1Mar.1St- Mal'-DIV-1 FMF cfo F. P. O. San Francisco, California. Kenneth Nyquist '44 - fWife's maiden name, Kay Nacy, Culbertsonj Farming, Froid, Montana. Richard Nyquist '40 - QWife's maiden name, Francis Benjaminj Accountant, J. L. King Co. QChina Importersl 608 S Minerva, Royal Oak, Michigan. Robert Nyquist '44 - fWife's maiden name, Ruth Ryderj Farming Bainville, Montana. Thomas Nyquist '49 - Student, Macalester College, St. Paul, Minnesota. Bergit Odden '26 - Mrs. Herbert Ryder, Froid, Montana. Irwin Odden '36 - QWife's maiden name, Phyllis Ellingsonl Implement Dealer, 313 E. Znd St., Rugby, North Dakota. Mabel Odden '29 - Mrs. Clifford Mawhinney, Wolf Point, Montana.. Dorothy Olson '35 - Mrs. Pete Heidema, Route 3, Box 330, Billings, Montana. Gladys Olson '34 - Mrs. Herb Mangis, 74 W. 3rd St., Lovell, Wyoming. Gladys Olson '22 - Mrs. Weaver Clark, Box 496, Basin, Wyoming. Hardin Olson '27 - Col. H. L. Olson, Army War College, Carlisle Barricks. Pa. John Olson '26 - tWife's maiden name, Joan Heidemaj Storekeeper, 2125 8th Ave, N. Billings, Montana. Violet Olson '44 - Mrs. Charles Wynia, Poplar, Montana. Stella Olson '27 - Homestead, Montana. Burton Ostby '40 - fWife's maiden name, Lorraine Nelsonl Farming, Froid, Montana. Emery Ostby '31 - QWife's maiden name, Sigrid Helgelandj Farming, Dagmar, Montana, Marion Ostby '30 - fWife's maiden name, Margaret Ryggl Farming, McCabe, Montana. Muriel Patswald '25 - Mrs. Leon Fough, Plentywood, Montana. John Paulson '44 - fWife's maiden name, Helen Tacksj Northside Safeway Store, 625 lst. Ave., N. Great Falls, Montana. Richard Paulson '39 - G. T.A. , 914 James Ave. , St. Paul 2, Minnesota. Stella Peterson '44 - Mrs. Bert Slunaker, 1202 4th Williston, North Dakota. Harriet Peile '33 - Mrs. E. L. Kallbacka, Supervisor at the Western Union, 420 S. E. Grand vApt. 406, Portland, Oregon. Jesse Peile '29 - fWife's maiden name, Iona Whitej Accountant, 2078 N. W, Everett, Portland, Oregon. Laura Peile '36 - Mrs. O. L. Uhlenkott, 418 Monroe, Helena, Montana. Neoma Peile '33 - Mrs. George M. Hall, 1616 Maurice Ave., Missoula, Montana. Edmond Petersen '40 - 516 Sig Co., A. P. O. 174, New York City, New York. Margaret Pilz. '35 - Address unknown. Albert Porta '47 - tWife's maiden name, Shirley Grovoml Trucker, Froid, Montana. Ida Portra '41 - Mrs. J.H.McDaniel, Lazy Ann Trailer Park, Ft.3, Parkville, Missouri. Delima Portra '39 - Mrs. Joe Martin, Jr., Rt.2,Box 197, Texarkana, Texas. Richard Portra '51 - AXB Richard S. Portra,A. F. l9420418, 3276 B. M. T.S. Flight 4743 Parks Air Force Base, California. Lora Portra '47 - Mrs. Lora Portra, 2410 Iverson St., S.E. Washington 20, D. C. Norbert Portra '46 - fWife's maiden name, Roma Wulf, Farming, Froid, Montana, Ross E. Price '26 - Dr. Ross Price, Graduate School of Religion, Pasadena, California. Arvade Priebe '39 - fWife's maiden name, Flo Arvidsonj Farming, Homestead, Montana. Jane Ann Priebe '50 - Mrs Wallace Samuelson, Brockton, Montana. Lois Purvis '46 - Mrs. Jim O'Toole, Froid, Montana. Blanche Rasmussen '39 - Mrs. Gerald Cobbans, Culbertson, Montana. Hazel Rasmussen '34 - Mrs. Charles I-lolte, Poplar, Montana. Marie Rasmussen '37 - Mrs. Eugene Clemens, 933-1f4 Evergreen Ave, South Gate, California. Mildred Rasmussen '39 - Mrs, Hank Kilsdonk, McCabe, Montana. Ralph Rasmussen '35 -fWife's maiden name, lona Krohmerll-Parming, Culbertson, Montana. Violet Rasmussen '38 - Mrs. Joe Lyseng, Froid, Montana. Elfreda Reiter '33 - fCity Clerkl Rochester Chamber of Commerce, 611 S. W. Rochester, Minn. Ella Reiter '30 - Mrs. Allen Zimmerman, Poplar, Montana. Esther Reiter '36 - Mrs. Burr Monrad, 702 Walker Apt. Tacoma, Washington. Lorraine Reiter '38 - Mrs. Byron Lee, 6703 18 N. W. Seattle, Washington. Tommy Reynen '47 - tWife's maiden name, Patricia Desorcyl Farming, Froid, Montana. Alice Richwine '34 - Mrs. Herb Snellman, 321 2nd Ave ,S. W. Great Falls, Montarla. Lola Richwine '32 - Mrs. Lawrence McCauley, Rockford, Washington. Evangeline Rogney '25 - Mrs. Bill Casper, Saco, Mantana. Evelyn Rogney '33 - Mrs. Maurice Berry, 320 Broadwater, Billings, Montana. Lloyd Rogney '31 - QWife's maiden name, Dorothy King, Beltl Great Northern Depot Agent, Dore, North Dakota. Rosabel Rogney '31 - Mrs. R.V Selvage, Box 639, Bozeman, Montana. George Ronning '38 - Deceased. Marion Ronning '40 - Mrs. Gerald Sathre, Nurse, Williston, North Dakota. Norman Ronning '44 - Farming, Bainville, Montana. Wassel Ronning '42 - Farming, Bainville, Montana Fred Roy '40 - Material Handler, Kelly-Ryan Farm Equipment Co, 509 E. Park, Blair, Nebr. Viola Rudolph '41 - Mrs. Roy Schuetze, Froid, Mintana. Steve Rudolph '37 - QWife's maiden name, Zita Tubmanj Manager of Farmers Union Oil Co , Froid, Montana. ' Dora Rued '31 - Mrs. Walter Anderson, 801 W. Clark, St., Livingston, Montana. Margaret Rued '33 - Mrs. Winford Frailey, 1117 4th St., Napa, California. Adeline Ryder '24 - Mrs. Sig Moe, 414-0 St. N.E., Auburn, Washington. Alfred Ryder '31 - QWife's maiden name, lrene French, Medicine Lakel Storekeeper,Froid,Mont Betty Mae Ryder '41 - Mrs. Fabian Nyquist, Glasgow, Montana. Edith Ryder .'48 - Secretarial work, Woodward Apts, Great F-lls, Montana. Josephine Ryder '26 - Mrs. Walter Burt, Wolf Point, Montana. Ruby Ryder '22 - Mrs. Ruby Kirk, 2323 W. Lovejoy, Portland 10, Oregon. Ruth Ryder '44 - Mrs. Bob Nyquist, Bainville, Montana. Edith Ryerson '25 - Secretary at Richmond Hosiery Mills, 1005 S. Crest Road, Rossville. Ga. Patricia Ryerson '46 - Mrs. Robert French, Medicine Lake, Montana. Dorothy Schlagel '36 - Mrs. Earl Schmidt, Rt. 1 Box 1153, Glendale, Arizona. Clara Schlagel '43 - Mrs. Roy V. Miller, 1001 Pescadero Ave., South Gate, California. Esther Schlagel '39 - Mrs. Wm. Broach, 360 Bates Ave., Box 6, Dinuba, California. Helen Schnitzler '34 - Mrs. Dalton Sullivan, Froid, Montana. Jim.Schulz '47 - Student, Montana-University, Missoula, Montana. Lorraine Schulz '38 - Mrs. W. Coe, Stenographer, 65 Carbon St. , Missoula, Montana. Robert Schulz '40 - tWife's maiden name, Elinor Berghl Farming, Froid, Montana. Agnes Scott '26 - Mrs. Robert Zick, Froid, Montana. Eleanor Scott '22 - Mrs. Forest E . Hamilton, Graham. Washington. William Scott '46 - Cpl. Wm. R. Scott, 19266685, 7th M P Co. 7th Inf. Div. APO 7, cfo Postmaster, San Francisco, California. Helen Scott '38 - Mrs. Herbert Young, Whitefish, Montana. Lucille Scott '38 - Mrs. Alf Lien, Froid, Montana. Lydia Scott '24 - Mrs. Stan Taylor, Breton, Alberta, Canada. Marjorie Scott '39 - Mrs. Fay Crusch, Bainville, Montana. Severine Scott '22, - Mrs. Art Coats, 306 Colorado St., Longview, Washington. Fern Shoemaker '25 - Mrs. Robert Mohler, McPherson, Kansas. Earl Showers '24 - Hearing Aid Salesman, 511 East Chestnut, Walla Walla, Washington. Eugene Skarie '31 - fWife's maiden name, Virginia Davisj Skarie, Inc. fwoodworking, Power, Tools, etc.1 707 N. Howard St., Baltimore, Md. Beverly Skillingberg '47 - Commercial Teacher, Saco, Montana. Helen Skillinberg '45 - Commercial Teacher, Chester, Montana. Bertrand Slunaker '41 - tWi1'e's maiden name, Stella Petersonj 1202 4th W. Williston, N.Dak. Kathryn Slunaker '41 - Mrs. George Waters, Froid, Montana. Robert Slunaker '37 - Deceased. Elizabeth Sorenson '24 - Mrs. Beth Cameron, Teacher, 5033 N. Interstate, Portland, Oregon, Eugene Sorensen '38 -fWife's maiden name, Ruth Holmj Accountant, Maple Valley, Washington Douglas Sorensen '44 - QWife's maiden name, June Tasal Farming, McCabe, Montana. Mercedene Sorensen '42 - Mrs. Wilber Grovom, Culbertson, Montana. Phyllis Sorensen '43 - Mrs. Frank Reuter, Medicine Lake, Montana. Elmo S-tevens '23 - Mrs. Edmunds Geiser, 98 Via Encanto, Monterey, California. Doyle Strandlund '42 - Radio Repairman for Forest Service, V.S. F.S. Libby, Montana. Shirley Strandlund '46 - Mrs. Ned Wagner, Froid, Montana Elsie Sturm '48 - Montana Dakota Utilities, Wolf Point, Montana. Clara Sturm '45 - Mrs. Mickey Wagner, Sidney, Montana. Dalton Sullivan '33 - QWife's maiden name. Helen Schnitzlerj Ranch Manger, Froid, Montana. John Sullivan '34 - Engineer on Bonneville Power, Shelton, Washington Mildred Sullivan '36 - Mrs. Lathel Dial, Richland, Washington. Dora Sundvold '40 - Mrs. Arnold Skogen, Cartwright, North Dakota, cfo Clarence Skogen. Lillian Sundvold '43 - Mrs, Stanley Urdahl, Homestead, Montana. Aril Sunwall '37 - fWi1'e's maiden name, Inger Jensenj Farming, Sidney, Montana. Elvina Sunwall '42 - Bookkeeper, Hospital Laboratory, 823 N 28th, Billings, Montana. Lief Sunwall '40 - fWife's maiden name, Francis Haverlyj Farming, Homestead, Montana. Miriam Sunwall '39 - Mrs. Ernest fReverendj Erickson, Bongor, Par Yagoua Maroua, French Cameroun, West Africa. Nils Sunwall '28 - Missionary, The Evangelical Alliance Mission, 35 Min Cheng Li Hua Lein Kong, Tauivan, Formosa. Ruth Sunwall '38 - Missionary fEnglish Teacherj 1-Chome Honcho, Sakata City, Yama Gata Prefuture, Japan. Samuel Sunwall '44 - tWife's maiden name, Doris Stole, Conrad, Montana. Thelma Sunwall '35 - Mrs. Roy Erickson QReverendJ Garoua, French Cameroun, West Africa. Oscar Svendsen '31 - QWife's maiden name, Maude Kincaidj Banker, Froid, Montana. Art Swanson '38 - fWife's maiden name, Bernice Tubmanl Farming, Froid, Montana. Evelyn Swanson '33 - Mrs. Bob Gilmor, 815 8th Ave. N., Great Falls, Montana. Edla Swanson '26 - Mrs. Ed Mogen, Froid, Montana Olga Swanson '28 - Mrs. Barney Reynolds, Box 1186, Ephrata, Washington. Gladys Tasa '27 - Mrs. La Verne Waller, 44 E Chestnut Court N. 122, Seattle 8, Washington. June Tasa '43 - Mrs. Douglas Sorensen, McCabe, Montana. Marion TasaX'32 - Mrs. H. J. Ritter, 2708 5th Ave. ,N. Great Falls, Montana. Rosella Tasa '34 - Mrs. D C. Howard, 112, 17 S.E. Stark, Portland 16, Oregon. Daniel Thompson '39 - fWife's maiden name, Doris Bohmj Froid, Montana. Irene Thompson '31 - Mrs. Irene Powell, F U. Bookkeeper, Froid, Montana. Lavina Thompson '35 - Teacher, 1746 S. 10 W., Missoula, Montana. Orvin Thompson '35 - fWife's maiden name, Myrtle Valderj Lutheran pastor, Box 311, Lake Mills, Iowa. Gladys Thorpe '42 - Mrs. Chester Tibbets, Teacher, Williston, North Dakota. Donald Tipp '47 - DC 3fc 555-36-32 U.S.S. Gen Wn Mitchell QT-AP-1141 F.P.O. San Francisco, California. Raymond Tipp '48 - Pvt R. P. Tipp, 5553632 FANDCTC School class 9-51, Philadelphia 12, Pa Virginia Tipp '51 - Cashier, Montana Dakota Utilities, Wolf Point, Montana. Leo Triplett '26 - QWife's maiden name, Doris Hollyj Lumber Yard, Froid, Montana. Dean Tschache '35 - Assistant Hotel Manager, Salish House, Polson. Montana. Doris Tschache '32 - Mrs. Doris Lindberg, Note teller for American Trust Bank, 5 English St., Petaluma, California. Elaine Tschache '37 - Mrs. Arthur Sampson, Teacher, 1112 Frost Lane, Peekskill, N. York. Milton Tschache,'32 - Credit and Office Manager Columbia Electric Co. , 123 S. Wall St. Spokane 8. Washington. ff 1 df O max Fw , Our V , Janitor Q fr Q N57 N. X N s..a--- I iff! r X 1 1 ff ' .r v,..MA1 A WALTER GROVOM Our Buses and the Drivers w.....,,,,r,,,.wN A r'W ?'T'K I 4 J X g L. f Right: T R Iv E Norman E ckson, d Ph d g. X :qt Q q V' Raymond Tschache '42 - Accountant, Standard Oil Company in San Francisco, 2324 E. 21st St. Oakland, California. Grace Tunison '40 - Mrs. Marvin Sundheim, Froid, Montana. Murray Tunison '30 - Bar, Culbertson, Nlontana Phoebe Tunison '23 - Mrs. George Bergstrom, Nashua, Montana. James Urdahl '48 - QWife's maiden name, Phyllis Rhubarbj 1031 Stonewall St. New Brau.n.fels,Tex Victor Vaupel ' 35 - fWife's maiden name, Idelia Schlissnerj Farming, Saco, Montana. EvelynVaupel '33 - Mrs. Arnold Hendrickson, Wagner, Montana. Cecil Waldron '24 - QWife's maiden name, Eldeane Anderson, Metallurgist for Eureka William Corp., Bloomington, Illinois, 801 Apple Street Norman, Illinois. Howard Waldron '36 - fWife's maiden name, Julia M. Pickurelj Associate Editor for Engineering and Mining Journal, 175 W. 93, New York 25, New York. lrene Waldron '28 - Mrs. Edward Orkfritz, Bridgeport, California. Margaret Waldron '32 - Mrs. Dent Gwinn, 719 Loma Drive, Lodi, California. Mary Walker '26 - Mrs. Fred LaRoque, Ivleradian Road, Kalispell, Montana. Donald Wallander '36 - fWife's maiden name, Lillian Overbeal Carpenter, 1120 6th Ave. , N., Great Falls, Montana. Jerry Wallander '42 - Jerome B. Wallander DK2, 877-6800 Air Transition 8 MATS, Navy No. 128, cfo F. P.O. San Francisco, California. Wilma Wallander '39 - Nlrs. Frank Gilroy, 2272 S 10th St. W. , Missoula, Montana. Rose Wallander '24 - Mrs. Oscar Lind, Clarissa, Minnesota. Clara Waller '38 - Froid lrnplement, Forid, Montana. Eugene Waller '33 - QWife's maiden name, Esther Folvagj Farming, Froid, Montana. Joel Waller '43 - Deceased. Marion Waller '28 - Mrs. Martin Gronlie, 3818 Arboleda St., Pasadena 8, California. George Waters '41 - fWife's maiden name, Kathryn Slunakerj Farming, Froid, Montana. . Vernon Waters '40-Deceased. Clarence Weberg '31 - fWife's maiden name, LaVerne Fleischmanj Office Manager and Accountant, 305 Ea st Works St. , Sheridan, Wyoming. Alice Wekander '33 - Mrs. Wm. J. Anderson, lll Oak St., Libby Montana. Eugene Wekander '38 - QWife's maiden name, Joan Voightl Minister, Danneborg, Nebraska. lrene Wekander '34 - Teacher at Glendive, 314 W. Harmon St. , Sidney, Montana. Ella Wessner '39 - Mrs. Ervin Rohmoller, 1708 Gardena Bldg., Gardena, California. Anita Wheeler '33 - Mrs. Leon Muessman, Froid, Montana. Danny Wheeler '41 - Testing Equipment, Hewlett-Packard Co. , PaloAlto, 4455 El Camino Real,Los Altos, California. Elsie Wheeler '33 - Mrs. Dave Bartley, Billings, Montana. James Wheeler '42 - Farming, Froid, Montana. Blanche Wikum '46 - Secretary of State Office, 819 6th Ave. , N. Helena, Montana. Junis Wikum '46 - Waitress, Culbertson, Montana. Beverly Wulf '42 - Mrs. J. J. Knick, Froid, Montana. Joan Wulf '40 - Mrs. Rosco Knutsen, Homestead, Montana. Marlys Wulf '48 - Waitress, Froid, Montana. Roma Wulf '46 - Mrs. Norbert Portra, Jr., Froid, Montana. Winifred Wulf '37 - Mrs. Svend Bertelsen, Froid, Montana xg .1 -... l-lihsinyh-ills-:diy Ill-IIXKMIBM I-u..l-.u.n.n. ,,T J 1 9' 1 n , 9. I 'I+ 1' ' 'f i M ' , L I dv , ' . 'w 43' . ' , - ' 1 W. .wi X 1 ,f H4 V pd? . ' . , , 1 vi K: we Mfg i! J. 'ff 'wl L I o .IL - x I - w ..4 , 1. , .li - J '4- -ui' . 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Conservatory of Musxc, -1 ,trails at .X High School F acult OSTA MADSEN -Prmcxpal Montana State Normal. Dlllon, Montanl. Montana State Unwersity Mxssoula, Montana Degreei Bachelor of Arts Major Englrah Mmor' Soc1alScxence and Botany 1-swivm-gr'-f - V Q-pw '- Fargo, North Dakotag Montana State Unwe r stty Mxssouka. Montana Degree. Bachelor of Musxc JOHN BUGLI Montana State College Bozeman. Montana Degree: Bachelor of Science Major. Agrxculture Education bv' xv'-vvf kd. JEANNE LINDSTROM Umversxty of ldaho, Moscow, Idaho Degree: Bachelor of Scxence Major: Home Economics A 5 A ' ,37 e jg, 51-4- 193-.t MURIEL, REUTER Mxnot State Teachers College. Mmot. North Dakota, Montana State Umversxty, Mxasoula. Montana Degree. Bachelor of Arts Major' Engllsh Mxnor. Commerce And Educatlon ' x DICK SOLGA Teachers College, Mmot, North Dakota North Dakota State College Fargo, North Dakota Beloxt College. 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