Froid High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Froid, MT)

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W. f fig 5 I! i ,Lyn l 4 l 'll Margaret Ryder, Sharon Slevrn, Delores Luft. Fay Christoffersen. Third row: Margaret Ryder, Janet Ostby, Bemadine Hughes, Adaire Schulz, Sharon I-loye, Kay Hanson, Delores Luft. Second row: Marlene Knutson, Sandra Sundvold, Ardls Sundvold, Mary Murray, Lucille Young, virginia Waters. First row: Roberta Schulz, Diane Luebke, Rosemary Sundhelm, Marilyn Soren sen, Ramona Miller.

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The annual staff of 1954 are proud to be able to present this edition of the CARDINAL, Inthis book, you will find a record of all the activities that have t ake n place here in the Froid School this year. T here are pictures of your friends mat, in the years to come, will serve as a happy reminder of your first prom or basketball game. There is a complete alumni list that will enable you to contact your old classmates and friends th at you haven't heard from for years. ln publishing this book, we are trying to say thank you to our parents, teachers, and the community for h elping us achieve an education. As you page thro ugh this book we hope you enjoy reading it as much as we have en- joyed putting it out.

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66tf0fLpl4q The Senior Class of 1954 presented their last stage performance, 'The Tower Room Mystery, on March 26 at 8:00 P.M. in the Froid gym before a very large crowd. The scene of the play took place in the tower room of an old castle, inherited by Jack Chalice, played by Jimmie Westberg. His sister, Kate Chalice, played by Naoma Buckendahl, went with him to the old castle when he decided he needed mysterious surroundings for his play. Little did he realize what mystery the tower room really possessed. When they arrived at the old castle, the events were fast moving and mysterious. Myra Vernon played by Leona Luebke added to the mystery by her mysterious ways. Unknown to Jack and Kate, Kennedy Ellsworth, Kate's fiance, played by Dennis Paulson, had arranged for a company of theatre actors to lend the spooky atmosphere to the tower room, needed by Jack to finish his mystery. Mrs. Barrett, Martin Pickins, The Master, Beatrice, and Antoinette played by Judy Reiter, Romain Ryder, Fritz Wulf, Janis Emswiler, and Jean Grovom respectively, were the actors hired by Kennedy Ellsworth. Unknown to either the actors or Kennedy, there were real evil forces at work in the castle. The three servants, Matilda, Emily, and Andrew, played by Connie Bergh, Adeline Hekkel, and Lloyd Mogen respectively, wanted the house for themselves and would stop at nothing to get it. The mystery was soon solved and the gold that the mystery woman, Myra Vernon, had been searching for was found and it looked as if the romance of Jack and Myra could proceed without supernatural interference. The Seniors presented their director, Miss Osta Madsen, with a Lazy Susan as a token of thanks for her hard work. The Girls' Glee Club, directed by Superintendent G.N. Anderson, sang two numbers. After Cue play the F .F.A. boys sponsored a ham and poultry raffle. Lunch, planned and served by the juniors, was open to the public after the play. P!3CI1C1l'lg97 Learning anything, Jim? IS S0mSIhiHg wrong? ,' - , !,y.Q?'4a .,,, i Evil forces . Shy? ? Two wives! O F V-..-.......,3-:,,,.. Q ' l 4' is 1 Taking a breather, THE CAST Who w0u1dn't faint!