i w-:,,..+ 'fr -l No thanks Butch, you eat it! Hey Mal What Pa? I l I :TN ' 4 , an i. ., V V ,N 'mb X? : G , ggi? ' fa t fx - in 51953, Corn bread lovin' country girls Q ' 31: RQ ' A a.- D I , f Eeeek a snake! I a What? Eating again? i x A X I ust taking it easy Dance l Dance I 3 Dance I a Sleep Walking? Not again? ? ' sl A , c' a Y ,QA ,. '17 f -e Don't get wet dear! Just checkin' up on Marlon Brando You could smile! Hey where 's Arch? Mind your manners now Syl N x N X A 1 ' advertisers im TEVE' CIIEVRIILET SEE STEVE'S FOR NEW CHEVROLET CARS TRUCKS PICKUP TRUCKS CHEVROLET l K 5 QR I 4 Grief THE COMPLETE LINE GF FORD TRACTORS AND MACHINERY ALSO USED CARS, TRUCKS, AND LINE OF KRCUSE MACHINERY Froid, Montana Flllllll IMPLEME T INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER I, H. C. Sales and Service Refrigerators and Freezers 2 enith Radios Small Electrical Appliances Mobile Oils and Greases Sherwin-Williams Paints Firestone and Goodyear Tires il'0Sf0l10 Phone 2.342 Froid, Montana Q noon, Winn rmzs .1 ,' 1 VALLEY HARDWARE Sherwin Williams Paints General Hardware International Implements Sidney, Montana CULBERTSON IMPLEMENT DIESEL I POWER I GENIRIL M0'l0RS 1..l- I Culbertson, Montana - I M, Gifts A 'I I For All f Occ asions IIIWIIIIQI- IITIIIATIOIAL tx HAIVISTII SORBY IMP. CO. ANEZ JEWELRY Culbertson. Montana Culbertson, Montana FORD MER CURY was VF' CARS 5 5 A TRUCKS PIENTYWOOD MOTOR SALES, INC. plentgwood acetate ampmg E1'eCl'1'iCa-1 I APPLIANCES Qi all T. V. SALES and SERVICE 'I APPLIANCE SALES and SERVICE Phone 77W - Plentywood, Montana COME AND GET XT! l f MINT BAR GZIP Buy Your Drugs and Cosmetrcs AND At The Drug Store CAFE Frold Montana Keep a Drug Store In Town BEST WISHES The Best In Movie to the Entertainment L SEN1oR CLASS E of 1956 Frotd Montana E ..... !!. ,M L FR 0 Ill ll 0 TEL mm -ffnnmsuzmgul rf . 'YL' T f, 'N Q -f - -44140011 Vmplevunf' and 7-wzdwafzg John Deere Equipment Medicine Lake, Montana I 1. X n X raf-1'-fs:::f:1::14:-L-nv-.,S fm-f - we-f 'X-S tr ' -- v..N.f5-- nl . ,P -. -f. -N -4 +I.--S-ww' -rv ..-.iw 1.-,mg alt I ' s' ,a335 ?f+j:?:fs5 t-... - -K-LZ., A n ' .3-fgnf:-+ . , .2 . -. A . ,.:::. I .,g:l235':-,., 3-fi Z 7 N 8. - Homestead, Montana HARDWARE Qggiy Kb A 9 FARMER ELEVAWII INCORPORATED 1910 President , , , . , Art Ryder Secretary , , , , , Alex Ostwald Manager . . .... Carl Olsen Youre mvnfiv Ahead . - GRAIN - FEED - FLOUR - TWO ELEVATORS TO SERVE YOU BETTER WITH NEARLY 200, O00 BUSHEL CAPACITY Froid, Montana I Phone 30 PETERSON'S READY pf TO JA ZX f WEAR , f PLENTYWOOD DRUG I Prescriptions Filled Promptly I I Fidalfst And Accurately ' as Ions I plemywood' Montana jf, Plemywood, Montana SERVICE WHEN You NEED IT Make them Ali , X 'Y look like N new for E 5' Rf less at f 5 f 'Q ... If , Q RALPH'S SANITONE X. UNION CLEANERS SERVICE Plemywood Montana Medicine Lake, Montana ,123 A .- SAVI NGS llllll f P! f- F I RS T I 'xy .11 vw it NA T I 0 N A l - Ng? 3 A N K Reserve, Montana I F U IK E R S ON t FUNERAL HOME fl - '-.!Montana and North Dakota Licensed Embalmers and Funeral Directors Plentywood, Montana Phone 15 Sidney, Montana Phone 818 voqn TROUBLES e fcfffvnulsu -1 fl C-bfffz' 1.1 nv, ff 4-. Va l T5 A N Q 1, elf? Q we g , ' , lt 2 and Wi CHEVROLET l Chevrolet Sales and Servic Culbertson, Montana Best Bargains on ed Cars. COMPLI KENT S of 473 A or f '- 35 nn. J. w. mam TV f Q T' Q, Ei Q, Dial-131 Culbertson, Montana YELL0W5TQHt,E:MiEBE.5NIalLEGQMPANY S' 1906 --1956 sm --ffm Q-, Sidney's Oldest and Fifty years of service to Most Complete Department Eastern Montana and Western Store. North Dakota. Sidney, Montana ,. I 1 gy, ..j', NS., . hp! JOHN STOCKHILL JEWELERS X ,- MODERN gg 2 N l T5 Mars: Qfqgigf . Al I XX-'xnxx Sidney, Montana 3 I Ladies Ready-To-Wear 'X Sidney Montana Exclusive Line I 1 K l , , M . R,E, H ll R Mrrss. O.M, Lien I XXL i B U c K .F. .'Q.4i-, . Jaco 0, 'Graft MOTOR COMPANY Penny quality is your Wheel Alignment greatest saving Wheel Balancing Truing Sidney Montana John Williams, Manager Sidney, Montana . - wfUl1f- ww MEM MARKET f O 1 M FRESH HIGH QUALITY MEMS ft ' ' v if CUSTOM CURING - SLAUGHTERING and PROCESSING - I- - Phone 2551 - Medicine Lake, Montana 'hh SIIERIIIAN R-6 ELECTRIC ' C0-0l', INC. Our Electricity Serves You. SVARR E and Y W kl Cssflhdsikei 4 Q X M? Operators For O A11 Livestock 0 Ji x21 'W Zdlowdtaozg ,Aw Yami? LIVESTOCK COMMISSION Sidney, Montana Phone 41 I - CII OOO IIIL Batteries - Tires - Accessories - Fuel Phone 2.441 Froid, Montana 1 l HIPPE IMPLEMENT Mmnwousnouus I II X ' J. 5 - l M I MI Farm Machinery and Home Appliances Froid, Montana 5--.- HANSON S FURNITURE ! k 155: 'ii gi F!! FLHRMERS UNH 0lL f0. X L QQ : , 4 AUT g REPAIRS -M Q- f?Q 552, Efifff-,ES Soon Foon 1233: xi? you wdvtf... H3-V V, I S I T Good HCTTE L 6 cmd 77144 gba and CQQZ li EYELYX RKNEIL, rzta a 1' Froid, KfOIiI3 BUYERS and SELLERS of GRAIN 'SAS - K X and SEED: Q CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN ELEYAT OR and BULK OIL STATIQN N37 FARMERS ELEVATOR fx CONLINS fgff-7 CQRKY'S FURNITURE FINE fmfiw , FOOD P T U, f W W fl A k 'P Breakfast X!!! 1 X Dinner if T' ' Q Lunch Wiuisffm ' Sidney ' SCOPCY Williston, North Dakota PAUL BEc:K's VANTINFS PAINT cmd GIASS CO. 9 Bismarck Williston r X Mandan Dickinson MEN'S and BOY'S CLOTHING COMPLETE FLOOR COVERING DEPARTMENT Plentywood, Montana FREE DECORATING SERVICE FARMER UNIUN 0lL 00. X PETROLEUM PRODUCTS IHA Car Accessories and Miscellaneou W Mechanical Work o s n Cars and Trucks and Tractors Plentywood, Montana pdfdd ekcndlet' Chevrolet Sales xx and Service ,L fT'.f.i..1 Q Medic ine Lake, Montana STATE LIII CLIIII I H s I I ' '1' I ' ::i: vi I L if I ll I I ,, t , I Chicken - Steak - Seafood Longest Bar in the Northwest 18 Miles West of Williston - Highway No. 2 nu cm Home of Values Clothing and shoes for the entire family. Phone II5 Plentywood, Montana FOR THE BEST Fooo IN THE LAND X III Medicine Lake, Montana LINCOLN LUMBER COMP. MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE Q0 L QE , r ff I I Plentywood Montana It HAY . SNOWFIAKE BAKERY fe.-X risk :Q y THE BEST PASTERIES ,I ' EOR EVERY NEED Sidney, Montana 5116163 - F000 STORE 1 E5 ,'- -'- ffl: .,,, E5 's'- EE 5-'ET g 2 5.3.3254 kg, kg- gh 5, .5 , .,..,.4 , Kc .. Q... 1 Egg q,.,.- 1--ru Q-1 lsq. . .-,u ,., viii' :LW :f S . 2 N '- :r : OR SMALL WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT FROZEN FOODS GROCER IES DRY GOODS E Ph 2241 N F d M t 'QPUNTIAU 'Wr- A ff.. f.,....f. nb. -l Je QP' SALES and SERVICE FRETTlM'S GARAGE 22.1 2nd Ave. NE, Telephone 76 Sidney, Montana Make a date with WIIITA KER MOT0ll SERVICE Sidney, Montana I Phone 126 P.o. Box 873 . S - 1 7m .f - ' ii.Gg- . f . y ah'-E:r -a:E E I S' Zawzpillm 'H B- an gf U s Phone 3 Miles City Glasgow Phone 344 201 No. Central Phone 500 Sidney, Montana was A tiff P. nAvEY's 'Qi ing 5 vi W ws AR U Xx , I '5 , Where the smartest -.4 - xb frg n' bl looking clothing is sold Wolf Point, Montana QW eigkxt A so we lin LIVESTOCK DEA LERS Williston, North Dakota Phone 3-3715 211273 Clothes For The Whole Family At The Lowest Prices Anywhere Williston, North Dakota 4 GENE'S ELECTRIC EVERSON 1 ' FUNERAL HOME '- ELECTRIC MOTOR ft I w ' REPAIR J PHONE DAY OR NIGHT 1 3-322: .' Phone 35521 L? Q 1305 :nd Ave. W. Williston, North Dakota .' t Williston, North Dakota ' Q xx 'X at awk X HOTEL - I Good Food in Pleasant Environment Q Banquet and Party Facilities If 'ff' Courteous Service ' h iii- Sidney, Montana Q- wget 4,50 A Specialists in Dial 3-5221 I2 W. Broadway Box 1415 Williston, North Dakota Baby Portraiture Home Portraits Church Weddings ' ' Butler build'n - - You can do all thus with the ginwedand'n5g5jf5m'gjcjg, Constructed faster, easier, by B U T L E R sgillcgi Butler Builders with ' ' t u I Bui 1' - Bu zldmg System fel. in'vZSIIgaIfisS5.fii. fore you build. f :QI XL? 1 V 559 m ' N N b ' -II W e I e 'fi N I TUE '55 D. Wm' E5 X -, -v -- ' , D - ' . -A If 47 Complefe I9 in half lhe Dime- ,f ge K X 1 Q, Expand il economigglly- if, - eff, 4 V1 J-Q? , 3, ' I If 5 gg I an I G Willis' NI' , H In - Vi P ' XJ ,.!f 7- -L, Modify it Oo any purpose- -ZT Youk BUTLER BUILDER in r - BUTLER - .axxv-, A -,I I X A BT N, v . x I H M UN ! I! L. iw' ? MM III. X - .-- CONSTRUCTION co. Finish if lo any degree of beauiy Make An SIDNEY BOWLING J Algoinfmenf 1- OW CE NTE R 'Ek with The Meals and Lunches C. S V Best coffee in town HOLTE '11 BEAUTY Bowling-12:00 noon il ' SHOP To 12:00 midnight Alice Instenes, 309 South Central Sidney, Montana Manager Frmd' Montana GUS BORT ' PLENTYWOOD DRUGS PLUMBI Nu A A X Q 'nf g HEATING g FOR THE BEST THE BEST IN DRUGS P IN PLUMBING r. Q AND cosMET1cs - 'X if AND HEATING 3 A -J' I YoUR REXALI. STORE Culbertson, Montana Plentywood, Montana EXW liT.A. ELEVATOR 1 Vernon C. Anderson, manager Froid, Montana Total happiness to the class of '56 Quad .Aka-6 ,4Zwag4. THE CO-OP WAY Gerald Hughes, assistant -3 ma, I i I I I I I I 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 I I l YOUR HEALTH I-IAMBEROS JEWELRY -LZ. omg, I aus: Ness h-,ffl JOHNSTON DRUG Phone 133 plemywood' Montana Williston, North Dakota LA KE T I FIRST NATIONAL BANK Medicine Lake, Montana H ' XX X ' If Good Movies Q Ff,Vii-YE-U S me Always T SAVE IT THE ' , SAFE WAY lg E R X kj Williston North Dakota Ro M 0 G R 0 S S fi? 'QQ -2' eitgi-QTEE 0 S? ,VSELIQ .ITWELTIIS I W' STERLING it it ILIIIIISTS W Phone 33181 Williston, North Dakota 212 Main THE PETERSON COMPANY FURNITURE and HARDWARE ALSO COMPLETELY EQUIPPED GARAGE P- SPECIALIZING IN BODY REPAIR WORK CHEVROLET and CADILLAC SALES and SERVICE Plentywood, Montana . L :N 1 , 552, ' fl '- 'J my d i 5' . S '- Ngo 4. 57 nw me EQ THE PRICELESS INGREDIENT wwf . 253 '- , - ,, E AT- I I S. ii .3944 f 1' ,V M : .' fy In the City of Bagdad Iived Haakem, the fi' E pl , r -, Q affifqf . . 12441:-iF 1 -,j I . ' -I , W Wise One, and many people went to him for Jlffglfg X ..-,.. --3 4. council, which he gave freely, asking nothing 'ximi ae? in retum. There came to him aYoung Man, who had spent much ,but got little, and said, Tell me Wise One, what shall I do to receive the most for that which I spend. Haakem said, A thing that is bought and sold has no value, unless it contains that which cannot be bought or sold. Look for the Priceless Ingredient. But what is this Priceless Ingredient? asked the Young Man. Spoke then the Wise One, My Son, the Priceless Ingredient of every Product in the Market Place is the Honor and Integrity of him who makes it. Consider his name before you buy. fSelectedj FIRST STATE BA K F FROID Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System B 8- B DRUGS X I Q ,ag vlf Make your ' ' clothes look ', Q like new H 1 ff 'V I at Q, our , 1 VALLEE DEPENDABLE 2 Q If CLEANERS D R UG G IST Williston North Dakota Culbertson' Montana Look your best RO-IH de- in clothes from MOTOR CO. 2 fbi.- HALI-,S Williston, North Dakota RETAIL CO. lk , For the best deals on good quality cars C ulbe rtson Montana HOLJE MEDICINE LAKE OIL COMPANY IMPLE ME NT COMP. ' A Full Line Of case I I flu' , M chinery I f? fo I Farm a ' ,,-1 Farm Delivery Service Batteries - Tires - Fuel 5 ,r TMI ,':1 5 E Phone 79 Plenrywood, Montana Lionel Bonley, Manager Medicine Lake, Montana RAY'S MARKET EAT5 mcoasom-s AA N' I-55 ,Ze WATCH V : Q - I REPAIRS r-f Wh C CQ V' ' E Medicine Lakg Plenrywood, Montana ,Ennio S'0CKMAN FARM EQUIPMENT 7 E G52 T i I' Farm Equipment ' S I Ford - Mercury - Lincoln Q Ford Tractors - Dearborn Farm Equipment Krause One-Ways - Gleaner Baldwin Combines Phone Z-2143 Williston, North Dakota I I I 771 al 6 W5 a e I 4 Gil on-. W CLOTHING HOUSE GV EU MEN'S WEAR ' wiiiiston, North Dakota FARM AND HOME SERVICE CLOYD GORDER MORTUARY EJ v C+ 60211, . ., 0 Phone I22 10:21 1 I 5 U' ' - Funeral Service ' Ap Emergency and Invalid Ambulance Service C P1 b. d . This space was contributed by um mg an Heaung the Cloyd Gorder Mortuary E. M ' Phone 2621 -- Fairview, Montana Sijrigy, Moilltzna I 4, CHAo'S E. J. THORNTON E4-Z! FURNITURE JEWELER C. Sidney, Montana Sidney' Montana WATCHES FURNITURE DIAMONDS DESIGNED FOR FINE WATCH REPAIR MODERN LIVING 1' A T El - , fa We Dm dau. ai 9 fl 03 If C K Q In ' X i Cf, 7 L , K-any -3 P QB 3 - w e DEPARTMENT STORE o l Formerly Croff's Sidney, Montana K Everything Musica 51? W.. ' EI Phone 2565 - Q. N' Mu I0 Mm I T, Q ' Sidney, Montana Pianos, Records, T.V., Radios, Band Instruments. PLE NTYW O OD ,O ng-gn 'Mp'-EMENT ARMY ond NAVY SURPLUS a x on w l- xl I STORE g ,Q Mqg 2 , ' C. Z' John Deere Implements W Q Shoes ---- -Clothing Studebaker Cars and Trucks IO3 Second St. West Phone 50-I Williston, North Dakota Plentywood, Montana 'NOODWARD'S .EVERYTHING IN WEAR.. GOODYEAR TIRES AND BATTERIES . ACCESSORIES 11, Carter AT Dry Goods is n Clothing , , Millinefb' ivy Q. Notions OE LKER 'S SERVICE NTER N GO CARTER WITH CONFIDENCE X I X N Culbertson, Montana Plentywood Montana woo Dnmen Snlhan nt CREA ME RY so E e Minnesota Paints Makers of GLACIER ICE CREAM SPCCWUSCU Washers POWER BUTTER and DfYCfS Johnson Motors Plemywood Montana Williston, North Dakota ROYAL XR W TYPEWRITERS O F F I C E SPECIALTIES Q ifi negs Standard-Electric-Portable Sold R ent ed u l 0 R epair ed ML Williston, North Dakota BE N F RA N K L I N S T O R E ' yt I 'I e - lllr 1 Your School Supply He adquarte Plentywood, Monta IS H3 LANGER INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS QEXCEPT LIFEJ NOT ARY PUBLIC SERVICE SECURITY BONDS A. J. Langer Phone 7 Plentywood, Montana E7 6' 3II2Hd St. N.W. Sy 6 J 6 as I Sidney, Montana y Qt, 21: .-4 ' -3. L11 I Z II ee I s.yf.1I.3.I, , WE SERVE ONLY N' fx inf. THE BEST FOOD K v Phone 590 I A1 Johns, Owner IOI N. Central Avenue Sidney, Montana 1 featuring fine foods GREENHQUSE AND I l E d C ' P arm Erctuiplolrgsltruction STANDARD SERVICE Phone 518 Dolph 8a Mel Harris Gas - Oil Greases Tires - Batteries - Accessories Phone 88 Culbertson, Montana Sidney, Montana RICHLAND MACHINERY CO. Sfkfffy WLM mf Hudson M-M Gehl Westgo Stanley I. Levno, Prop. Phone 585 Sidney, Montana ornPIimCNIS OI lDRt M. N. MEYER Optometrist Phone 3-4531 Hapip Building Williston, North Dakota f,,runAM'l7 AT AN DY'S GARAGE OLDS-SALES WVILLYS-SERVICE XVESTLAND SUPER SERVICE Plcntywood, Montana ST'T0' ,- Co stones S' SANDVIK BROS., Owners Phone 3-4551 14-16 West Broadway Williston, North Dakota 5fAN'f'tiCZ,,t Style Leaders For Men SHOE DEPARTMENT Williston, North Dakota 'R gy, QMOOD STORE A Cold Storage Locker tf Service P - 5 1 Groceries Jf Y f 'Tl R Medicine Lake, Montana Boclj ako? SHAFER MCITCIRS KAISER WILLYS Authorized Sales, Parts, and Service 4 Wheel Drive Utility Vehicles 3 n Car Body Repair Q Q . Paint Jobs WILLYS kbp Phone 3-6145 ' Medicine Lake, Montana I I7 E' Broadway Williston, N. Dak. Kms!!! I4 SHE MORRY MOTORS YOUR PONTIAC DEALER IN WILLISTON, NORTH DAKOTA Pontiac Services and Repairs Used Cars Advertising for dates? r .53 0 0' .S 0 zisslif X -.-:-:- .o.9.0:Q' I-'30 Sssyi I O 5 5 5 5 S O 9 S 5 5 4 P:'0'Q.0'0' 0.0s0.0.0.st 5 6 0 0 0 0 3'0'0'0'0'0 1 0 0 0,03 4 Pt'z':'0'Ot 1 s 0 O 5 0.5, x,gg:QtOz9.0. 0,S.0.0..... ?0'0'0'0.0q vzqszyggf u 0 0 0 0 i'I'1'Z'Z'T s 0 O O 9 S 0 0 0 0 S v O 9 0 5 0 032010202 0.0 O S O S 0'0'0'0'OJ .0103 0 0 o 0 5 . 9 O O S Q 0 - 0 0' 5 5. 94.04 5 1 FoR THE BEST IN I TAILCRINC - DRY CLEANING AND PROMPT PICKUP SERVICE AT THE VOCUE SEE gafzfywm CLEATXI ERS Williston, North Dakota 7Zat'zdL'6aa4 .'- DAIRY PRODUCTS A -as ' 1 . ,........ .... . x S X iv:- f 4:x..- WR il 4, ,Nw FARMERS UNION COOPERATIVE CREAMERY A WILLISTON, NORTH DAKOTA We would like to thank these advertisers who made it possible for us to publish this years Cardinal by buying ' advertising space. We suggest that you patronize these businesses and we know that you products and service. will be satisfied with th eir ANNUAL STAFF TUBE 'I' I DEX Bakken, Ervin - pp. 9, 25, 26,42,55,56,58,63,64,74 Barrington, Don - p. 26 Bertelsen, Roer - pp, IO,25, 26,4.'l,45,54,55,56,58,6O,63,64,74 Christoffersen, Margaret - pp. 9,z5, :6,4I,42,45,46,48,53,56,58 Emswiler, Janis - pp. IO,25,44,45,46,47,48,53,55,56,58,64,74 Grovom, Jean - pp, It,z5,z6,42,44,45,47,48,55,56,58,64,74 Hughes, Maurice - pp. It,z5,45,46,55,56,64,74 Johnson, Ethel - pp. 14,25,26,42,45,46,48,5o,55,56,64 Krogedal, Richard - p. 26 LaMar, Clenard - pp, I2,25,26,45,55,56,63,74 McNeil, Carreen - pp, Iz,25, 26,45,46,48,53,55,56,58,64,74 Reynen, Barbara - p, 26 Rued, Manny - pp. 13,25,26,44,45,55,56,5S,61,63,74 YOURS' IPPC ' PP- T315-26-42f44f45-46f43'53-55-56-58,641.74 SENIORS IUNIORS Boger, Verona - pp. 26,27,28,41,45,46,48,5o,54,58,64,74 Christoffersen, Fay - pp. .'l7,28,4I,45,46,48,53,58 Cookson, Dick - pp. 27,45,54,64 Erickson, Myrna - pp, 27,28,45,46,48 Johnson, Archie - pp. 26,27,28,45,58,63,74 Johnson, Helen - pp. 27,4I,46,48 Johnson, Phyllis - pp. 27,28,4I,45,46,48,64 Knudsen, Donald - pp. 26,:7,28,44,45,53,54,58,6r,63,64,74 LaMar, Verna - pp, 27,28,4t,46,48,54 Mogen, Ruth - pp, 27,45,46 Nelson, Alton - pp. 26,27,45 Nicholson, Daniel - pp. 27,45,54 Ostwald, Flora - pp, 37,28,4I,44,45,46,48,64 Reiter, Barbara - pp, 27,4I,45,46 Reiter, Lois - pp. 27, 28,42,45,46,48,54 Ryder, Dee Ann - pp. 27,28,4t,44,45,46,48,54,58,64,74 Schlagel, Gerald - pp. 27,45,59 Slevin, Sharon - pp. 26,27.28,41,4:,44,45,46,48,53,58,64 Tasa, Sharon - pp, 27,28,41,42,44,45,46,4S,5o,58 Tobiason, Ardis - pp, 27,41,45,46,48 SOPH OM OR ES Bakken, Florence - pp. Z9,3O,4I,46,74 Becker, Norma - pp. 29,3O,4I,42,46,48,55 Buck, Roberta - pp. 29,46,48 Horton, Everett - p, 29 Knick, Jerry - pp. 29,03 Knick, Penny - pp. 29, 3O,4I,46,47,53,7g Luft, Clarence - pp. 29,3O,44,48,53,6O, 4 Lyseng, Yvonne - pp. 29,4I,46 McNeil, Ardyce - pp. 29, 3o,4l,42,44,46,47,48,53,58,64,74 Moorhart, Richard - pp. 29, 3O,44,54,58,59 Reiter, Billy - pp. 29, 3O,44,59,6I,63 Reiter, Eddie - pp. 2Q,3O,44,59,60,63 Ross, Jim - pp. 26,29 Scott, LeRoy - pp. 29,3o,44,48,53,58,6t,63,74 Slevin, Jack - pp. 29, 3o,44,53,58,59,6t,74 Smith, Robert - pp. 29, 3o,44,58,6t Sundheim, Betty - p, 29 Svendsen, James - pp. 29, 44, 60,63 Waller, Sharon - pp. 29, 3O,4I,46,48,53 .5474 MARGARET MCIVOR ADRIAN MEGRUND Sf'- ,LT I U L,, Q . N '1R A - :q,1,r,. xv GORDON ANDERsoN y A f Superintendent S :QF ,- Ir. Band Qi Sr. Band ' -. F 'pf rx f iff!! M g 8. E 1' h 2 3 4 N' ng is r, , , Girls Chorus M Library E f A An . ,A M Algebra Eighth Grade Shop I, 2 , 3 , 4 Geometry I ' ff if , WILLARD SWEENEY is I k I 5 .gy JOSEPH FAHN H. S. Principal Biology Typing 1, 2 Bookkeeping 5 ,.' so A .r,. bv Present Day Problems U,S. History World History General Science Boys' Physical Ed. Coach Home Ec. I,2,3,4 Eighth Grade Home Ec. Girls Physical Ed. 'aw 462-A Y N'-f w 'EQ . l 'iff PJ JEAN NICHOLSON TUIIENT I DEX f.....r FRESHMEN Boger, Sandra - pp. 3I,32,4I,46,48,74 Buck, Lorena - p, 32 Christianson, Marjorie - pp. 3I,32,46,48 Clark, Robert - pp, 31,32,58,59,74 Cookson, Margaret - pp, 3I,32,42,46,48 Erickson, Beverly - pp, 31,32,4I,44,46,47,4 ' PP- 31-32-41-46-4868174 ' PP- 31-32-41146-48-53 ' PP- 31-32-44-59 ' PP- 31-32-48-59 ' PP- 31-32-41-46-48 Folvag, Sharon Hanson, Dianne Hughes, Merlin Knutson, Joseph Krogedal, Linda Krohmer, Dwight - pp, 3I,32,59,6O,63 Lal-Aar, John - pp, 3I,32,42,44,45,59,6O,63 Luebke, Parry - pp, 31,32 Moore, Miriam - pp, 31,32,46,48 Nelson, Arden - pp. 3r,32,48,59,63 Olson, Delores - pp, 3I,32,4I,46,48 Ostby, James - pp. 3I,32,42,48,59,63 Rudolph, Patricia - pp, 3I,32,4I,44,46,48 Rued, Mary Ann - pp. 3r,32,4I,46,48,58 Schlagel, Charlotte - pp. 3r,32,41,46,48 Scott, Mardella - pp. 3I,32,4I,46,48 Sundheim, Diane - pp. 3I,32,4I,44,46,47,4 Sundheim, Judy - pp, 3I,32,4I,46,48 Svendsen, Jane - pp, 30,3I,32,4I,46,48,74 Svendsen, Norma - pp. 32,4I,46,47,48,58 Swanson, Carl - pp. 32,63 Thiessen, Ray - pp, 3I,32,59 Waller- Gray - PP- 31,32-59-63.64 EIGHTH GRADE Bakken, Clarice - pp, 33,4I,46,48,49 Erickson, Ronald - pp, 33,53,62 Folvag, Lester - pp. 33,62 Hanson, Joyce - pp, 33,4I,46 Hippe, Joan Carol- pp. 33,4r,44,46,48,49 Jacobsen, Sharon - pp, 33,46,48,55 Johnson, Ray - p, 33 Knutson, Carol - pp. 33,4I,46,48 Krogedal, Carolyn - pp. 33,4I,46,49 Krogedal, Lyle - pp, 33,62 Krohmer, Darlene - pp. 33,4I,46 Krohmer, Ronald - p. 33 Lein, Richard - pp. 33,53,62 Luft, Ardelle - pp. 33,4I,46 Lyseng, Jerry - pp, 33,62 Reiter, Kathleen - pp. 33,4I,46,48,49 Slevin, Lenore - pp. 33,4I,46 Smith, Alice - pp. 33,4I,46 Sundvold, Sandra - pp. 33,4I,46,48 Tasa, Vernon - p, 33 Thiessen, Ira - p, 33 IO2 8' 50- 53.58. 74 8I53'58 TUIIENT I DEX ...S SEVENTH GRADE Anderson, Doris - pp. 34,46 Becker, Judy - pp, 34,46,48 Boger, Donna - pp, 34,46,48 Christianson, Anita - pp. 34,46 Jensen, Rae Jean - pp. 34,46 Johnson, Keith - p, 34 Johnson, Floyd - pp. 34,62 Johnson, Anita - pp, 34,46,49 LaMar, Joe - p. 34 Luft, Raymond - pp. 34,49 Mogen, Darlene - pp, 34,46 McNeil, J.B. - pp. 34,62 Ostby, Gary - pp. 34,48 Otterstetter, Frances - p. 34 Qually, Orrin - p. 34 Quammen, Maria - pp. 34,46 Rudolph, Patrick - p. 34 Sundheim, Gary - p. 34 Sundheim, Larry - pp. 34,49 Svendsen, Donald - p. 34 Vaupel, Vicki Lee - pp. 34.46.49 Waller, James - pp. 34,62 Waters, George - p. 34 Urdahl, Ronnie - pp, 34,49 SIX TH GRADE Anderson, Nic - pp. 35,48 Cookson, Jack - p. 35 Hoye, Sharon - pp, 35,49 Hughes, Bernadine - pp, 35,49 Hughes, Charles - p. 35 Jacobsen, Jim - pp, 35,48 Krohmer, Melvin - pp. 35,53 Knudsen, Dianna - pp. 35,49 Leivestad, Mae - p. 35 Lien, Odelle - p. 35 Murray, Michael - p, 35 Ostbyg Larry - pp. 35,48 Reiter, Mickey - pp. 35.49.62 Rued, Jim pp. 35,48,49 Schlagel, Arnold - p. 35 Slevin, Pat - pp. 35,48 Sundheim, Stanley - pp. 35,49 Sundvold, Ardis - pp. 35.49 Sweeney, Gloria - pp, 35,48 Thompson, Virginia - p. 35 Waller, Jerry - p. 35 Young, Lucille - pp, 35,49 FIFTH GRADE Bakken, Marie - pp. 36,49 Bertelsen, Janis - pp. 36,49 Becker, Danny - p, 36 Erickson, Diana - p. 36 Folvag, Harry - p. 36 Hanson, Kae - p. 36 Jacobsen, Diane - p. 36 Jensen, Jerry - p, 36 Knudsen, Kaye - pp. 36,49 Knutson, Marlene - pp. 36,49 Krohmer, Stanley - p. 36 Luebke, Eddie - p. 36 Murray, Paulette - p. 36 Ostby, Janet - pp, 36,48,49 Priebe, Gloria - p. 36 Schlagel, Ruth - p. 36 Sweeney, William - pp. 36,49 Thiessen, Karen - p. 36 Waters, Vernon - p. 36 FOURTH GRADE Bennewitt, Ricky - p, 37 Erickson, Bobby - p, 37 Erickson, Terry - p. 37 Lien, Edward - p. 37 Luebke, Dianne - p, 37 Lyseng, Judith - p. 37 Mclvor, Carolyn - p. 37, 49 McNeil, John - p, 37 Miller, Romona - p. 37, 49 Mogen, Edgar - p. 37 Murray, Mary - p, 37 Ostby, Neal - pp, 37,49 Portra, Susan - p, 37 Qualley, Gary - p, 37 Reiter, Joanne - p. 37 Sullivan, John - p. 37 Sundheim, Rosemary - p. 37 Sundheim, Rodney - p. 37 Sundvold, Linda - p. 37, 49 Svendsen, Jack - p. 37 Schultz, Adair - pp. 37,49 Thiessen, Carliss - p. 37 Waters, Virginia - p, 37, 49 Webster, George - p, 37 THIRD GRADE Bakken, Pamella - pp. 38, 49 Davidson, Brenda - p. 38 Ebel, Duane - p. 38 Erickson, Monty - p. 38 Henke, Marjorie - p, 38 Hughes, Dennis - p. 38 Hughes, Georgie - p. 38 Jacobsen, Michael - p, 38 103 TUIIENT I DEX qconnl Krohmer, Cheryl - p. 38 Leivestad, Marlys - p. 38 Murry, John - p. 38 Ross, Shelly - p. 38 Rudolph, William - P. 38 Schultz, Roberta - P. 38, 49 Sorenson, Marilyn - p, 38 Sundvold, Duane - p. 38 Webster, Wayne - P. 38 SECOND GRADE Anderson, Marc - P. 39 Bennewitt, Terry - p. 39 Davidson, Bradely - p. 39 Erdahl, Judy - p, 39 Fahn, Carol Fay - p. 39,49 Fahn, Joann - p. 39,49 Gangstad, Gerald - p. 3Q Henke, Joann - p. 39 Hoye, David - p, 39 LaMar, Gary - p, 39 McNeil, William - p. 39 Miller, Timmy - p. 39 Mogen, Eddie - P. 39 Nyquist, Tommy - P. 39 Olsen, Sandra - P. 39 Ostby, Barbara - P. 39.49 Ostby, Glenn - P. 39 Otterstetter, Linda - p, 39 Portra, Linda Lou - P. 39 Quammen, Parker - p. 39 Reiter, Linda - p. 39,49 Thompson, Larry - p. 39 Tobiason, Arlo - p. 39 Waters, Pat - p, 39 Holte, Colleen - p. 39 E IRS T GRADE Anderson, Judith - pp, 40,49 Christianson, Robert - p, 40 Ebel, Marilyn - pp. 4O,49,5O Erickson, Jeffery - p. 40 Fahn, Alvin - p. 40 Folvag, Carol - P. 40,49 Ironmaker, James - p. 40 Johnson, Sue Ann - p, 40 LaMar, Louisa - pp, 40,49 Luebke, Darlene - pp. 40,49 Luft, Willard - pp. 40,50 Olson, Margaret - p, 40 Ostwald, Bruno - p. 40 O'Toole, Michael - p. 40 Schutze, Duane T p. 40 Sundheim, Joey - p, 40 IO 4 Vraa, Duane - p. 40 Waller, Donna - p. 40 Waters, Michael - p. 40 FACULTY Anderson, Gordon - pp, 5,48,49 Anderson, Francis - p. 7 Bennewitt, Norma - p, 7 Darland, Mary Jane - p. 7 Donahue, Bernadine - pp. 6,44,46,49 Erdahl, Clarice - p. 6 Fahn, Ioseph - pp. 5,42,43,45,56 Johnson, Ina - PP. 7.46 Mclvor, Margaret - pp. 5,45,48,55 Megrund, Adrian - pp. 5,43,58,59,63,64 Nicholson, Jean ,- pp. 5,4I,64 Olsen, Bonna - p. 6 Sweeney, Willard - pp, 5,62,64,74 Walz, Amelia - p. 6 COOKS Bertelsen, Winifred - p, 8 Kveseth, Agnes - p, 8 CUSTODIAN Chell, Harvey - pp, 8,74 F . : F1'l ..f- A, . .,,,' F 1' 'lf' ' I .13- E f 1 I, Qi-QQ, J ' l- . 9' + . 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' .:- B .-gg wx., L, 4 .- ' 12 N-PP fl . , Mg :Q 0 Q F-W' 29 , 1 V --x'glb,i, 1 . QQ.-5 44, ' X'PIw:-.:wf1.- lk . -, PWA 1-4' aw- V 5:':5Q:,.'?3?Iy ' 1 ,4 1 F an 'A ffl- K' NL 1 , 'Q ..:.- R .,,,if.,.,:' . ' .V-Q W seniors im MARGARET CHRIS TOFFERSEN Parents Mr, 85 Mrs. E. Christoffersen Student Council . .. . .. .. - .. Student Council President , . . Pep Club ...............I, Pep Club President ........ F. H. A. ...............I 1 Class Secretary -Treasurer . . . Queen Candidate ..... ...... Girls ' State Alternate BandoaoonoocooonooonontIn Girls' Chorus. .. Flash Staff ... Annual Staff ... Class Plays ........ Eat, drink, and be merry, for to morrow we diet l .r,3 4 13,4 occu4 '3-4 00002 2 3 -3-4 -3.4 3 ...4 3,4 .s., ,r,,. ,r.. I .I S ': Ek . nv .-' .RUF ERVIIN BAKKEN Parents Mr. KL Mrs. Ole Bakken Student Council ,,,. ,..,,, 4 Basketball ........ r,2,3 Class Plays .,,. . ,,,, 3,4 Flash Staff .,,,, ,,,, 3 Football... 1,4 Baseball .... F. F. An... .. Band ........... . .. 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'-'L in J gat f , - Y ff, h. f S 'K '11, ,ri w D A 1' x ' 4 ,U , ' fd 1 ' , .X 1 1 in , , , '.,. ,- Wu' W 1 - Bran, - l I i IANIS EMSWILER Parents Rev, 8: Mrs. M, Emswiler Girls'State Delegaten.. .....3 Fl Ho AIIICOIIOIIIOO lilllzfs Student Counci1,.,,,,,. ,.,.2 Queen Candidate .. . ...... .. . 2 President of Business Club ,.,,,,, I Band ........ ........... I ,2, 3.4 Band Secretary ,,..,....., I , 2, 3,4 Girls Ch0rus...............2,3,4 Class Vice President,..,........3 Stat-flllOlOOOll lOl3l4 Flash Editor,... .,..3 Annual Editor..,..,, ,.... 4 Cheerleader B .... .....3.4 Class Quan .....2.3,4 P6PC1Ub...... ....I.2.3.4 Valedictorian Small, but so is a stick of dynamite. -f P 'Cllr 1 : r J , if ff' X 3. 'R s lu, .C 5-wx , XX L Q AL K, R ROGER BERTELSEN Parents Mr. 8: Mrs. Svend Bertelsen Boys' State Delegate, . . . ,. , . . , . !tOlll0lllla0lIl2t3 Footbaulillll I UOOIUZD3 F0 Fo Aoillllulull Oi IIOUII Student Council. .............. Student Council Vice President. , Class President ...... . ......... FlaSbStaff....... .... Class Treasurer....,. .... Co -Editor U-flashy .... ,.... BandlI00C00nlllln 0001920 Annual Staffinlno 0 00000 Salutatorian He'd stop St, Peter's roll call to argue with him. JEAN GROVOM Parents Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Grovom Student Council ,., .., Class President . . . . . . . . Student Council .............3, fSecretary, Social Chairmany Band President Class Social Chairman ,. , . . . , 3 Class P1ays............... 2.3.4 FlashStaff,,,,., ,,,. Annual Staff,.,,. ,,,,, Glee Club .... . ..... 2.3 Band ........... ...r.2.3 Cheerleader A ,,, ,,,1,2,3 PepC1ub ......... 1.2,3 Queen Candidate ,,., ,,,,,, F. H. A. .H ...... .. ....I. I would not grow too fast, for sweet flowers are slow, and weeds are fast, wwf' fam 11 il 'fwQ 1 YE? sex MAURICE HUGHES Parents Mr. St Mrs. Gerald Hughes Transferred from Garden City, South Dakotaotuoilllnlooooluo Annual Stafflllililoosoooauli Why study? The more you learn the more you forget, ,1 P I 1 ..llZT. ,....i....-. . ,I ,... f 4- 6 1 3 ag E I ...L .-.:....' ....- 1 L... . ..z..L' ,, L AW 3-1 I.-'.E .'l1-A.. .- .... ....... . -....p- -..- -nm-.:.,, , .,,,,,,,, ,.,,, - ,..l.., ua: 2z:,-,.,.. .,......... -V liii. ,,,. , ..,.,,.... -. , ...,.. .... .... - - 4... :.ua.-1-z'. .z.41l xamagz ,.,...,.... ., 'P'.v.:' rr' :mi mr 3.1.1117 5 1 ITAA-..- ' Q I' X Q' Q? T ' su ,ii J 1 1. , . ...nl ETHEL JOHNSON Parents Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Johnson CARNIVAL QUEEN ........ .... 4 Treasurer Business Club, , , , . , . I Queen Candidate Questo 000001 Band Uniforms ..... U.. 1,2 Class Secretary ..,., , ..,. 3,4 Band Librarian ,.,. , , . , 3 , 4 Flash Staff ........ .... 3 .4 Class Plays ......... . .... 3.4 Pep Club Treasurer .... , . , , , .4 Annual Staff ......... .. .... ,4 F.H.A- ..... ... .... 1.2.3 Glee Club .... .... 2 .3.4 Librarian..... .... 1.2.3.4 Band... .... .... I .2,3.4 Pep club .... .... I ,2,3,4 Nice to look at, nicer to know, I4 66444 Qfietazq We, the senior class of 56, started our tour through France in 1944. We entered the first grade in LeHavre with nineteen passengers. They were Margaret Christoffersen, Jean Grovom, Ethel Johnson, Mary Rose Stuller, Barbara Reynen, Barbara Erickson, Barbara Reiter, June Young, Darlene Hanson, Mildred Jensen, Ruth Mogen, Ardis Tobiason, Roger Bertelsen, Ervin Bakken, Clenard LaMar, Burton Baker, Arthur Hoye, and Carl Svend- son. Alta Oien was our guide. Our second stop was at Roven. We left Barbara Erickson, Ruth Mogen and Carl Svendson behind and picked up four new passengers. They were Carreen McNeil, Sylvia Tipp, Richard Krogedal, and Delmar Johnson. Our count again was nineteen, with Leona Miller as our leader. As we journeyed on through France, our third stop was Bernay. We left Burton Baker, Arthur Hoye, Richard Krogedal, and Mildred Jensen at Roven and gained three new passengers, Andrey Hestkind, Eunice Kelley, and Alton Nelson. The number enrolled was seventeen, with Ruth Sunwall as our guide. As we continued through France, our fourth stop was at Nice. We were sorry to leave Darlene Hanson, Sylvia Tipp, and Ardis Tobiason. Our new passengers were Richard Krogedal, Marion Nyquist, Marion Sterham, Pa- tricia Rogers,and Dennis Pederson. We then had seventeen passengers, they were Margaret Christoffersen, Jean Grovom, Ethel Johnson, Barbara Reynen, Mary Rose Stuller, Carreen McNeil, June Young, Marion Nyquist, Barbara Reiter, Marion Sterham, Pat Rogers, Roger Bertelsen, Ervi.n Bakken, Clenard LaMar, Richard Krogedal, Alton Nelson, and Dennis Pederson. Our leader was Bonna Olson, but because of illness Gertrude Wheeler finished the year. Our fifth stop was at Gray, we were very fortunate not to have lost any of our passengers at Nice. At this point we gained three new passengers, Shirley Pattison, Don Perrine, and Manny Rued. Robert Rueter was our guide. As we started on again our sixth stop was at Clermont. We were sorry to leave Marion Sterham and Pat Rogers behind. Our new passengers were Janis Emswiler, Coreen Borsheim and Pat Christensen. Our count now was twenty, with Carmon Enockson as our leader. Margaret Christoffersen was chosen to star in the Junior class play, Seventeenth Summer. Perigueux was our stop. We lost Mary Rose Stuller, Pat Christensen, and Barbara Reiter. Our enrollment was now sixteen with Oscar Boeshanes as our guide. We moved on agai.n making our eighth stop at Boreaux where we lost Alton Nelson, Marion Nyquist and Dennis Pederson, our passengers now were Mar- garet Christoffersen, Ethel Johnson, Barbara Reynen, Janis Emswiler, Jean Grovom, June Young, Carreen McNeil, Shirley Pattison, Richard Krogedal, Don Perrine, Manny Rued, Ervin Bakken, Roger Bertelson, and Clenard LaMar, That made fourteen to graduate from Junior High. Robert Stock was our leader. 15 As we entered our freshman year we stopped at Argenton. All fourteen came back for higher education. Our new passenger was Dwight Buckendahl, Shirley Pattison, was our class president, Richard Krogedal, vice president: and Dwight Buckendahl as secretary-treasurer. Ethel Johnson and Carreen McNeil were elected as carnival queen candidates, Ethel competed in the finals. Margaret Christoffers en and Jean Grovom were student council re- presentatives. Shirley dropped out to begin a new career as Mrs. Leo Car- rier. Higher we went, getting a little more sophisticated each year. We chose London as our next stop. Colleen Trinder and Donald Sundheim started with us. Colleen moved to Helena to finish her schooling, and Donald dropped out in the second semester. Jean Grovom and Janis Emswiler were in the senior class play, Tower Room Mystery. Janis Emswiler and Margaret Christoffersen were chosen carnival queen candidates, and both were in the fi.nal race. Our student council representatives were Janis Emswiler and Roger Bertelsen. Our class president was Jean Grovom, our vice president, Richard Krogedalg and secretary-treasurer Margaret Christoffersen, Versailles was where we stopped for our junior year, with fourteen pas- sengers. Dwight Buckendahl transferred to another school. ln the second semester Don Perrine joi.ned the Navy. We put out the Froid Flash, this year in which we received a superior rating from M. I. E.A. We presented Feudin O'er Yonder on November 19, for our class play. Evening i.n Paris was our Junior-Senior prom theme. Carreen McNeil and Jean Grovom were elected as carnival queen candidates with Jean in the finals. Margaret Christoffersen and Manny Rued were student council representatives. We elected Roger Bertelson as class president, vice president, Janis Emswilerg Ethel Johnson, secretary, and June Young as treasurer, with Jean Grovom as social chairman. Our final stop was at Paris, which made our dreams complete. Barbara Reynen transferred to Great Falls. Maurice Hughes transferred to Froid from Garden City, South Dakota. Richard Krogedal dropped out. June Young and Ethel Johnson were elected carnival queen candidates. We were very proud as Ethel was crowned carnival queen . We elected Manny Rued as class president, Carreen McNeil as vice president, Ethel Johnson as secretary and Roger Bertelsen as treasurer. Margaret Christoffersen was elected student council president, Roger Bertelsen, vice president, and Jean Grovom as social chair- man. June Young and Ervin Bakken were our student council representatives. The Senior class presented The Four Sisters, March lo, 1956. A record attendance was reported, with the proceeds of 3183. 90. During our visit in Paris we took a little excursion to the United States to visit Great Falls, Montana. We left Thrusday morning, March 22, after eating a delicious breakfast at the Ewald Christoffersen home. We returned to Paris on March 25. The class round trip ticket ran out on May 22, 1956, when the final fare- well ceremony was held. Orvin B. Fjare was on hand as main speaker for this festivity. 16 66444 ZWZZ We the seniors of 1956, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will our extraordinary talents and experiences to the below mentioned individuals ac- cording to the terms of this will and testament. To the junior class we will our honored spot as seniorsg make the best of your final year. We also will you the good judgement and luck that made us what we are today. To you go all our privileges and rights as seniors, and the ability to get along and have fun together your last year. To the sophomores we leave our wisdom and ability to concentrate at all times. We also will you our ability to stay cool, calm, and collected Qin spite of the juniors. l To the freshmen we will our sophistication and the ability to get through four years of high school--learn something--and have a lot of fun doing it. To the freshman-to-be we will a map of the high school so you won't get lost next year. I, CLENARD LaMAR, leave my appetite to Patricia Rudolph. Watch the waistline though Patricia. I will my wrestling ability to Penny Sue Knick. I would also like to sorrowfully leave my knack of arguing to Helen Johnson. I, ETHEL JOHNSON, will my knowledge that Silence ls Golden to Flora Ostwald. I don't think you'll ever be a millionaire though Flora. I leave full time use of daddy's Merc. to my sister, Phyllis. I would also like to will to Fay Christoffersen, my ability to tell the boys of the class what to do and get by with it. I, ROGER BERTELSEN, will my ability to give the wrong answers in P.D.P. and s tand by it to Ardis Tobiason. I will my ability to keep the girls guessing to my good friend Gerald Schlagel. My funny habit of studying goes to Arden Nelson, hope it gets you as far as it did me. I, JUNE YOUNG, eagerly and hopefully will to Sharon Slevin my neat locker. I will my perfect attendance record to Charlotte Schlagel. My serious ways I will to Peggy Cookson and Marjorie Christiansen. My faithful type- writer I will to Jim Ross. Make good use of it next year. I, MAURICE HUGHES, will my out-of-town addresses to my brother, Merlin. Now youhcan have sole use of the Chevy too. I also will my ability to WOW the crowds at class plays to Jim Svendsen. I would like to leave my love of western music to Jack Slevin. I I 7 I, JANIS EMSWILER, leave my noteworthy intelligence to the school for future use, if necessary. I sorrowfully leave my giggle to James Ostby. Take care of it Jimmy, I might want it back. Also to Norma Becker I leave my gum cracking ability. Oh! by the way, you can have my piccolo Verona. I, MANNY RUED, will my ability to get along with the female population of this institution to Dick Cookson. My executive ability, as class president, I will to the future senior president. I leave my record collection to Mary Ann, and also my flying Ford, but you've got to furnish the gas yourself. I also bequeath my wise cracks to Gary Waller and my good looks to Robert Smith. I, CARR EEN MCNEIL, leave my good nature and ready smile to anyone fortunate enough to get them. They seemed to get me what I wanted. I will my quietness and good behavior to Dickie Moothart, and my sense of humor to Everett Horton. I, ERVIN BAKKEN do bequeath my suave, masculine charm to Parry Luebke. To Archie Johnson I leave my cherished book entitled How to Get Along With Teacher, I think it has some very good ideas. I leave my singing ability to Ray Thiessen, by the way Ray, the girls really go for it. I, JEAN GROVOM, will my ability to talk incessantly to Miriam Moore, together we could go on all day. To Verna LaMar I leave my motto that Dia- monds are a girl's best friend and I hope you're as lucky as I am. I also will my cheerleading ability to Eddie and Billy Reiter. You'd be great. I, MARGARET CI-IRISTOFFERSEN, will my red hair to LeRoy Scott. I leave my ability to be jolly and friendly every day to Dee Ann Ryder, I also bequeath all the slightly us ed gum under seat number 5 by the window in the English room to Barbara Reiter. WE, MANNY, ROGER, CLENARD, ERVIN, and MAURICE do bequeath our ability to play basketball to Coach Megrund's prodigies in the form of the 1956 and '57 junior class. WE, CARR EEN MCNEIL, and JEAN GROVOM, do hereby will our matri- monial success to Ardyce McNeil and Linda Krogedal. I8 rf ll A E' ix' JQQQUAQ puma Rumors confirmed .... gossip denied. ..success stories .... May's diary tells all in this exciting, exclusive column that tells you how eleven of our most prominent and successful Americans gained their success in ten years. Hello readers .... This is May Mann again with another gossip column, tell- ing you the inside news on America's most prominent celebrities and business men. Since this is May 22, 1966. .which is ten years after I graduated from Froid High School. . I have looked into the lives of my old classmates and found them interesting so I decided to put something about them in my column. The bi surprise when I wrote this was the sudden engagement of Manny Rued, top and leader and drummer, to a sweet little hometown girl from Montana. Whether this will lead to the alter or not, I can't sayg maybe yes, maybe no. Manny is right on top with his new style orchestra--it seems every- one from nine to ninet loves his type of music. He's riding high and we wish him, and his bride to be, luck. DCN'T COUNT ON-- - NEWS SPLINTERS--- I saw June Young the other night, looking stunning in an elaborate evening gown. She is a writer of plays and has two successful ones running on Broadway now. She has also written many novels which are indeed best sellers.June didn't have overnight success but now she has reached the top and is there to stay. Her family holds first place in her life though. She has two darling little boys and a girl, and her husband is making the army his life's career. SHE'S THE DOC--- I had a personal interview with Dr. Ethel Johnson yesterday and she seems to be one of the most intelli ent women I've ever known. Dr. Johnson is known the world over and as you ai know, won the Nobel Peace Prize last year. She travels from the darkest jungles to the largest metropolitan areas doctoring those in need. Dr. Johnson certainly doesn't look like a hard working woman because she is so charming. By the way she is getting married June Z2.. MONTANA MRS..--- Mrs. America this year is from Montana. It's not very often that the south- ern belles get defeated, but Mrs. Jean Purvis is someone for Montana to be proud of, This sweet little mother has brains, beauty and has raised a family of four as if it were simple. She also cooks and sews all the family's clothes. After Mrs. America and her husband return from a trip to Bermuda, she will star in a movie. Jean has been offered a contract from M. G. M. but she says she pre- fers being a housewife. All I can say is, What a lucky husband. STRIKE IT RICH--- Clenard LaMar, the multi-millionaire, has bought a new yacht and is plan- ning to sail around the world in two weeks. I-Ie made his money on oil. I-Ie owned a series of filling stations for both cars and aircraft and made enough money in seven ears to retire. He was a farmer's son but he was ambitious and secretly fond ofythe sea. He is married and he and the family live in England during the summer but come back to the U. S. in the fall and winter months so the children can attend school here. '9 4, 2 . N 1 .I I I -r rail L I I A -NI I ' 1 . I I I 11' , ly I I Hu, N J In-HLI pi Ll'A.'1l' I I :QI SUCCESS NEWS--- Now we're in Montana again, and the city is Sprole. My what a change in this town! There is a large factory, the sign says Tillie's Best Toilet Soaps. Ervin owns much of this city, he was the mayor for four years but then he lost by one vote, cast by his campaign manager. His motto is All for one and that one me. Ervin is happily married to a multi-millionaire's daughter but they have no children. NEWS THIMBLE--- Janis Emswiler, remember her and her flute? Janis went to college at Kansas for four years and started teaching in Columbus, North Dakota. One night she took her flute out just to see if she could still trill and a talent scout heard herg now she is playing solo flute in the symphony orchestra at the Metropolitan Opera. She has never married, although she has suitors in- numerable, she is waiting for someone who will share her love for western music. ITEM ROUND UP--- .Iust a couple of weeks ago I was on a tour through the mountains in north- ern Canada. I saw a figure riding toward me. He was wearing a stunning uni- form. He looked very handsome and seemed to know it. He stopped and read a sign offering many thousands of dollars reward for the capture of a murderer at large in the Canadian forest. He smiled and said, The, mounties always get their man. As he rode nearer I recognized him as Maurice Hughes. He was recently engaged to a Canadian starlet but it only lasted long enough enough to get their pictures in and out of the newspapers, so now he's just playing it real cool. ABOUT MISS McNEIL--- It's hard to believe, but Carreen McNeil is talking about permanent re- tirement from the acting game. In spite of her new contract at 20th Century Fox and a substantial pay raise, she's ready to answer yes to two all-important questions: Marry me, and Give up acting. Surprising as it may seem , Carreen once thought of being a secretary, but be on guard Hollywood, a 'Montana Boy' is stealing your talented actress. CONGRATULATIONS PR OF, --- Went over to a lovely college town last week end and attended the inaugu- ration of Roger Bertelsen as the new president of the college. Roger studied civil engineering at the college and taught there after his graduation, and soon was boosted up as professor. Such success, and it doesn't go to his head either. I had such an enjoyable time visiting with him and his wife and three darling children. His wife, by the way, is a graduate of Froid too, C571 and strange as it may seem, their daughter's name is Sharon. Wouldn't you ex- pect him to be a college president, or something like that--and a very good one, too? . y 77 - 34. Aff ,. - 2 4' ' gig 9 A f 0 A. gg, af t ill L 9 sf 20 Q 2 66444 Sang GRADUATlON'S HERE fTune: Juke-Box Babyl Graduation's here, we're leaving nowg We are tired of lessons, study's grown a bore, We've sighed to rest us far from the sight of schools, But F. H. S, we will miss you more and more. Seniors, Seniors, no more in Froid High School we will shine. Seniors, Seniors, but soon we'll be alumni fine. Seniors, Seniors, though we are so sick of tests, We will think of you as the school we love best. How'd we ever get our home work done When we kept that juke-box on the run? We didn't dig English like we did that crazy sound. F. H. S. you're the swi.ngin'est school around. We were freshmen, Green and timidg Then we were sophomores, Right was all that we did. When juniors we worked so sincerely And did the best to our ability. We put out the Flash workin' nights and days, And we had so much fun with our two class plays. We spent our prom in a gay Parisian town. Seniors, Seniors, you're the swingin'est class in town Q I 9 . If j-If See you later, Alligator, nf A f Hey wing a ding a! J 1- 'ls What a class to have around. H . .f Seniors, Seniors--Seniors, Seniors, K5 5 ilu You're the wingin'est, dingin'est, swingin'est . 'll 'KX ll c X -5 guYs around. y 66444 Ervin Bakken, our dark, handsome lad, Needs lots of attention or else he'll be mad. The neat way he dresses really shows class, And his singing would draw most any young lass. He has many nick-names like Ole and Tillie, And on the dance floor he is really a dilly. Roger Bertelsen, the wavy haired blondeg Of our salutatorian we really are fond. With his quips and jokes and arguing he's topsg His musical abilities are the cream of the crop. He was chosen for Boys' State as one of our best. As a chemical engineer he'll beat all the rest. Our red head comes next, Margaret Christoffersen by name. Her trumpeting and singing has won quite a claim. She's happy-go-lucky and full of vitality But we aren't sure ofthe outcome of her rlitality. She's half Norwegian and half Dane, If you call her anything else she'd really raise cane. Janis Emswiler, our own Girls' Stater, Hoped to be valedictorian and finally made 'er. She cheers for the B squad at every game, And it seems all her boyfriends have the same last name. She's the chief alto singer in our school chorus And she gives out with a giggle without any fuss. Small, dark and cute, Jean Grovom comes next. She would rather be with Bob than study a text. She's cheered for the A squad her four high school years And when elected band president she couldn't believe She can talk a blue streak about any ol' thing-- About graduation and Bobby and even a ring. her ears Daddio is our nick-name for Maurice Hughes. He'd rather crack jokes than mind his p's and q's If anyone's sad he'll make you happy, He always comes up with something snappy. In South Dakota he was a jockey we hear, But now when you want a ride his Chevy is near. Ll.: If ' .I A E V f RAHI S xy' If wt 5 J 9- ,sn in 7 QR p 06014 Ethel Johnson, our carnival queen, Either playing piano or accordian is seen. Her long blonde hair is her joy and prideg And as F. H.A. president she did preside. There is always a smile whenever you meet And her sweet personality is hard to beat. Next we come to Clenard LaMar Who certainly was our football star. He's willing to do just any old task If you will just take the time to ask. He's proved his abilities in our class plays And has been a real friend throughout our school days. Of our next girl we are very fond. She's Carreen McNeil our fair, sweet blonde. A Bainville guy just Crusch ed her heartg They are never seen very far apart. She's the first Clarinet tooter for the F.H. S. bandg If you can't play a note she surely can. Any further business? That's Manny Rued. With his pi-esident's gavel he stops every feud. If you see a two toned streak followed by Harry, You'l1 know it's Manny with all the kids his car can His Princeton hair cut, man it's neat! All in all, he's quite all reet. carry. June Young, she's quite a lass, The oldest student of the '56 class. She spends a lot of money on air mail stamps Used on her letters to that guy in Army camps. She toots a clarinet in our senior band And some day she hopes to be a secretary that's CLASS Morro Q ' Don't Itch For Success Scratch For It CLASS COLORS Light Blue and White CLASS FLOWER White Rose ,E 2a il 23 really in demand. 1 J A EN Qwwlcmtdan Hamm Proces sional COMMENCEMENT Tuesday, May ZZ, 1956 . . . - . - - - ----- Mary Jane Darland Invocation . . .................. Rev, Edward Leivestad Salutatory . . .......................... Roger Bertelsen Selection . - - - - One Fleeting I-Iour'L . . ........ Glee Club Valedictory . . . .................... . . .Janis Emswiler Selection ............... Triumphant .................... Band Commencement Address .............. Honorable Orvin B. Fjare Congres sman from Montana Selection ............. The Halls of lvy ............. Glee Club Presentation of Certificates of Promotion . . . . . Mrs. lna Johnson Presentation of Class .................... . . .Mr. Joseph Fahn Presentation of Diplomas . . .... Mr. Marion Ostby Announcement of Honors . . . . Supt, G, N, Anderson Benediction ............ . . .Rev. Edward Leivestad Rec es sional. Proces sional Invocation . . Selection . . . Baccalaureat Benediction . Selection . . . Recessional . . . ..... Mary Jane Darland fest BACCALAUREAT1-3 sunday, May zo, 1956 Jane Darland Ralph Dixon . . . .Glee Club . Ralph Dixon . Ralph Dixon . . Roger Bertelsen Mary Rev. .. . . . .. . . . . Lord's Prayer . . . Rev .Rev eSermon................. .. .. My Creed .. . . . ....... . ..... . . Mary Jane Darland Q . i-f, We Like Them They're For Us ,Th M I, Win C Best In Student Council e ee mg 1 Ome To Order Q Q, . N h 2 ' , 'E ttae --Qbb 3 ? T ' ' it . T- 5 T F P ,' 3 3: 4 I T Pr ' .L Jig if i 1 ' I 1 K' P 'Z- A Q' '33 -Aw? I Q ' ' ' Doesn't Taste Good? Shgvel It In Do You Feel Better Or Worse? i I t - T ' I T he 'h T ' . ' ,W Q., T . . H' , ,L,,,. . iw 'N-,-5. ' QMSQ I A -I , Q ,. -. Them's Senior-Made N :NUT N . ga That Lucky Manl l 2 Looks Mighty Proud Who Got The Most Votes? -ff' M 'f LQ S. 25 Eating Again! Working OD the PFOYU They Served The Banquet Workin' Hard, Roger? 191153 S, 5 .7 ' ix ' O -i. . M3m1Y Rued Ervin Bakken ig T- .-gg ,-aio A f X4 Jr. Class Play Ir. Class Play .. , J, b T ' , 1 y A 1 re , ' '. fi Vi? y :I 'l 1 .rt - 9 5 A Q r if ' if '55 , S y yn, M . . .4 . N... Q , , 3 ,wg-X XXX . :I N - Q , FQ, L, ,tl .:.,. A M My I T, I . is 'v ,rg M. il -l fu -1 'F -S b Manny Rued K, . . Ethel Johnson Carmen .N , ' June Young L v , Jams Emswller 76 McNeil N, rf if h-1, I - N rw vw lumnrs Af ,. f .v ' l , .4 fn It ,QF 3 ' '- it .fy V' ,. K4 .- 'gf' 'N 'N 1 ,4 . wx, an x s V' Wiglfllgz QM I-55 Q - - 'Wu M l y X M,-f., R5 A 7 Donald Knudsen '52 6. , h' ,. g President . I 1- NSN y 'Q Barbara Reiter X ' sis Vice President A L X 'lf' 4 5 .Y ' .171 ' -1 I DA Dee Ann Ryder 4?,.,.,5 , 53 ,X Social Chairman U 7X L i f HQ, Verona Boger Y YQ.. .hifi ry, X' I x , E+ al 9' v Q -0 5' fi Myrna Erickson I 'N If' 'A 'V N ij: Q 'Z' J 5 X ., 5 Archie Johnson 'G Fu A ft Ruth Mogen !'ty Qu, Q 'Ni fix 4.-.-5 u,g iff ? f 1 ':'f' i -. :ET-,.iIf1E, , u ,. - I x r 'C , ur ,',,, Il - I ti Alton Nelson Lois Reiter Gerald Schlagel Sharon Slevin Secretary Verna LaM ar Treasurer Fay Christoffersen Richard Cookson Helen Johnson Phyllis Johnson Daniel Nicholson Flora Ostwald Sharon Tasa Ardis Tobiason 'Q'-Si' - xr xv 5 fins f F' 1'1- ,ev-. ff-'Q 3 mg.. , N Q 1 ,:jj'J- . M' A f , - Ni l ? NW , ev f 'J , is , Y 1 W l Y ii Q1 51 6 ,vi 4 I' r i 'HN .4 -'N 14' , I i x e,,.f ws- Y H' 5 ,A f LI' f - 1 41. 'sp' i ' 3? ra l Lil w, 4:5 .M r 1 F Q. ' e ., I JM ! L 1 .N , ' al ef? 4 . I 9, 1 43 J. I ll ' - ' wie. ' 5 Snow Queen? Class' Big Wheels Class Favorites in-.- New Te ach'7 Did You Make Any Money? Messing Againl .2 v-x Y Tal Tal Sleeping Beauty an ' 'lm'-' Must Be Prom Tlme Working Hard? nphnmnres U X 15,3 1 . . -,ixk-ara' a Q .Q - .x - 1 5 . N f .3-aj, 1 'S im 'is 3 ',' x 'M 1.3 -'13, ,322 Y I Lf.. - Q - ' , .-,ff ' f F15 1 :FI .SKXKX LeRoy Scott Eddie Reiter Ardyce McNeil Clarence Luft President Vice President Secretary Treasurer K .TIT f 7 . N E: D . f' P Aix A Z 2 vu. 1 It 45. d S ,114 HL Pk-LJ it . Florence Bakken, Norma Becker, Roberta Buck ,gi '. Ar Q., ' W rp 6. .Q ' Y K Qs P -A li v 1-1 1 I - R X I sl X J, -- 'J Everett Horton, Jerry Knick, Penny Knick, Yvonne Lyseng, Richard Moothart 5 .. -W-V if X' 1 -f R - gg . .. Qriiii- 5 X 'N ' 2 S K tg ' N 5 ar' X . W K , . 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Mich a el O'T oole M ich a el W ate rs Donna Waller Marllyn Ebel If A Carol Folva g Wag. .if miss Aww . 1 .A ax no i' ' A M Vx QM Duane Schulze .- W mx nrgumzutmns I 4-vi tl ,Q I MW I 'Ep H, 101 50 r 'mill ,f iw E WH X BACK ROW: Charlotte Schlagel, Judy Sundheim, Mary Ann Rued, Verna LaMar, Barbara Reiter, Sharon Slevin, Sandra Sundvold, Diane Sundheim, Phyllis Johnson, Linda Krogedal, Patricia Rudolph, Mar- garet Christoffersen, Sharon Folvag, Ardis Tobiason. MIDDLE ROW: Dianne Hanson. Shawn Waller, Mardella Scott, Joyce Hanson, Clarice Bakken, Norma Svendson, Mrs. Jean Nicholson, Carol Knutson, Kathleen Reiter, Lemme Slevin, Ardelle Luft, Ardyce McNeil, Delores Olson, Jane Svendson, SEATEDg Beverly Erickson, Sandra Boger, Fay Christoffersen, Verona Boger, Penny Sue Knick, Norma Becker, Sharon Tasa, Flora Ostwald, Helen Johnson, Dee Ann Ryder, Florence Bakken, Yvonne Lyseng. KNEEL- ING: Joan Carol Hippe, Carolyn Krogedal, Alice Smith, Darlene Krohmer. The Froid Chapter of the Future I-Iomemakers of America held its first meeting of the year on September 7, 1955. President Norma Becker called the meeting to order. Other officers were Dee Ann Ryder, vice presidentg Sharon Tasa, secretaryg Verona Boger, treasurerg Penny Sue Knick, re- porter, Helen Johnson, parliamentariang Flora Ostwald, historiang and Fay Christoffersen, song leader. Mrs, Eddie Johnson and Mrs. Ewald Christof- fersen were the chapter mothers. The group had 43 members with Jean Nicholson as advisor. The first and third Wednesday of each month were set aside as meeting dates. The District 8 convention was held in Culbertson on October 8. Mar- garet Christoffersen was district secretary. Delegates to the state convention were Norma Becker, Ardyce McNeil, Sharon Tasa, Barbara Reiter, and Phyllis Johnson. The convention was held in Miles City on March 25, 26, and 27. The girls were accompanied b their advisor, Mrs. Jean Nicholson. The following were activities otythe F. H.A.: A Father-Daughter Banquet on March 14, a bake sale and chile supper on March 24, and a. Christmas Ball on December 26. They also adopted a war orphan. 41 T0 EU TL T? John LaMar Mrs. Mclvor Ardyce McNeil Ethel Johnson Sharon Tasa ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS UNPICTURED Dwight Krohmer, Penny Sue Knick, Helen Johnson, Janis Emswiler STANDING: Peggy Cookson, Lois Reiter, June Young, Mr. Fahn, Advisorg Norma Becker, Ervin Bakken, Sharon Tasa, James Ostby, SEATED: Ardyce McNeil, Roger Bertelsen, Margaret Christoffersen, Presidentg Sharon Slevin, Jean Grovom. .., P O 'I' C A O The Froid local Parent Teachers Association meets the first Monday of each month to do their business. The first part of the year the P. T. A. is kept busy with activities that include summer roundup and arranges the pre-school clinic. Two officers were elected this year, namely Mrs. Douglas Sorenson as secretary and Mr. William Luft as vice president, to serve our local P. T.A. for a term of two years. It is the policy of our local P. T.A. to follow the rules handed down from the national P. T.A. and carry over two officers each year. This year the president, Mrs. Marion Ostby, and treasurer, Mrs. Alma Slevin, were held over to serve one more year in the official capacity as officers for the organization. UIHNIL LUNCH PIHIGIRAM The School Lunch Program is supported by a charge of twenty cents per child per meal if a child has regular meals in the program and by a federal reimbursement at five cents a meal. This federal money is collected by the county treasurer and credited to our account in Wolf Point. ln the fall of each year patrons have been asked to donate the project food that they feel can be used to good advantage in meals that are cooked. , Two cooks serve and prepare the food for the school children. Mrs. Sven Bertelsen and Mrs. Agnes Kveseth have been with us as cooks for four years. They serve an average of one hundred and forty-five meals a day during the nine months to the children of our community. This year the P. T.A. furnished new plastic compartment dishes and silverware for the school lunch program. We know our lunch program is a good one and we are very proud of it. 43 Q l ' i ,g5,.....a,!.r 1 1 . - l - ' Gi-Q Our Meat Carver Is that so? ., , Y .. r Sink it LeRoy We're stuffed Yea Froid Eat hardy boys Poor Froid E Who Got Q1 Married? -1 VA Q X . ,H ft N 4 , 6 i f -nQ.....,L1. A .,,' . L ES ' Vx ' -:-- . .V i., ,..,, , A ,4. ,X r 1, , 'mai Ltr! I IW 7 A ' I H ll EH 'P EH' 0 ' is U A I , lk! - , , 'Q .1 'S . - -:fm 'rmf:y-'.'f.. i3 '- V .swf -1- 44 - , .I 'acl ' ..-vs' ,.-' .'kjn'. .1-..,: ' f .LQSYWIT lagifjsfi' iiaikaff +i'.v.531-iL'?.551',1 Ili 2151.13 g ,ff ' V RJ Sing pretty girls 3 Wake up Mark! Q I, 4. 3 4 . 1 I if . is.. 1 - S Bring on the dessert! ! 1 That's Our Team! 3 5 5 5 1 X w r l I , fs 3:34. . A X x 2 I , k as z U - Q., N-.....- ., .--4 1 I I I i I .'ff f:'7 1 rf Q 'D .a - X05 'vii' nr: nr-rrafr,-v1.-,r-r-r.- ,f wr-: 'a'vffw:v:-rn:-J:vf-zff.-.rsgvz-.-r:.1nfzf::n1-11:11-'11 :'f' fnifi: iw ......4- LT AA HF T' A' '-3 g STANDING: Mr, Fahn, Maurice Hughes, Roger Bertelsen, Mrs. Mclvor, Carreen McNeil. SEATEDg Ervin Bakken, Jean Grovom, Clenard I,,aMar, Margaret Christoffersen, Ethel Johnson. KNEELING: Manny Rued, Assistant Editorg Janis Emswiler, Editor: June Young, STANDING: Archie Johnson, Gerald Schlagel, Alton Nelsen, Myrna Erickson, Dick Cookson, Phyllis Iohnson,Ruth Mogen, Lois Reiter, Barbara Reiter, Mr. Mclvor, Mr. Fahn. SEATED: Verna LaMar, Donald Knudson, Sharon Slevin, Fay Christoffersen, Flora Ostwald, KNEELING: Daniel Nicholson, Ardis Tobiason, Sharon Tasa, Editor: Verona Boger, Assistant Editor, Dee Ann Ryder, 45 TOP ROW: Miss Donahue, Ph Christoffersen, Dee Alln Rudolph, Norma Barbara R ' sh X X yllis Johnson, Charlotte Schlagel, Mary Ann Rued, Fay Ryder, Linda Krogedal, Ethel Johnson, Roberta Buck Becker, Sharon Slevin, Helen Johnson. CENTER ROW: ezter, Verna LaMar, Ardis Tobiason, Miriam Moore, V aron Waller, Dianne Hanson, Jane Svendsen, Lois Reit June Youn . BOTTOM ROW: Margaret Christoffers Peggy Cooison, Flora Osrwald, Yvonne Lyse Sharon Tasa, Carreen McNeil, Delor Sandra Boger, Marjorie Christi CHEERLEADERS: Janis E Jean Grovom, Ard Knick, Di , Patricia Ruth Mogen, erona Boger, er, Sharon Folvag, en, Mardella Scott, ng, Myrna Erickson, es Olson, Judy Sundheim, anson. mswiler, Diane Erickson, yce McNeil, Penny Sue ane Sundheim, Norma Svend Sell . 'ff'- Sandra . ,' Sharon d Jo CargIiI?g2PEOw: . n Mrs Inaciohrgsofiiafia Quamme ' ISO E Chr ac0bS9n' Car01Knu Anita mniigliflgbvna Boger Darlelrrlily BeCker V QW: TOM R Reiter 10 C . B5T' istianson cl ' 1Cki vauPe1' I Hanson, Rae Je . Y e LEADER CHEER h ance Bakken' Kat Y 1. n Ardeue glffolyn Kmgeda Jense 7 dersOn1 Krohfflg: Judy An e S. Darlefl TOP Rowgn. Anita Johns - h Alice Smit if SI-lndv 1 J S Phhllshed By The Senmn lHass ei FnMd High Seheel 19554555 The Uerdina i MS W WK L2 aneen Nicxieii, Sane Svencisen, Yioience Bakken, Xlaxiniakeitet, Donna ncisen, kfiatoeiia Scou, Snne Young, ianis Ernwri ei , Moen Neison, Diane Yianson, Nicky Pinoexson, Lang Osvoig , Siniiacobsen, son Gangs Osxbig , Snoq Seckex, Camoi Xknnxson, Cianice xo iesseng figiivg kgviz Rhavg Pinnsneo, Ciav nn vo , e en onnson, ee Pinn esvin, Sanies Osvoxj , 'iletna Lakliai ona Bogex , C X Gonna Sve SECOND YLOKN 1 Lxxciis 'Yobia , 'n 'Eaig Cnxis son, Sandia n, Snaion Si YW-ST YLOKN 1 X1 ex Seckex, Pmiqoe Niciiei , Soe xlnnxson, Snason W aiiet . ' neo, S'naion 'Y asa, Kean Grovoqn, x Osvoq, Donna Bogex, Vai Siem , 'fiipne , kobeua Buck, Einei io'nn ex Cnxistoiievsen, Skaion Sacobse on, Ditecxox. k n X ne Caxoi Manga: Andere Sim Bakke . a ni1,,Xo Scou, 6.6. ence L Letoig , Ni: . oe: , weeneij W H3 S Gio ll WMA, ' S MK i I ww Bone onng, Sean Gtovoxn, Sanis Exnsvriiex , Sandia Bogei , Niqtna Etickson, S'na1on 'Y asa , son, Bevetixj Eiickson, Gonna Svendsen. SECOND kovl 1 S'na1on Sacobsen, Roberta 'rieien Xonnson, iaq Onxisioiieisen, Maw Ann kned, Vauicia knooigin, Linda Sdnnson, 'YBXRD ROW: 'Senna Secket, Mciqce NicNeii, iletona Bogex , enosen, Peggy Cookson. Diane Hanson, Yiovence Bakken, Niixiagn Niooxe , Snaxon Yoivag, Deiotes Oison, Diane ois keixex, mais Tobiason, Verna Lawat. ST ROW: ' 'nsisxian niagei, Piiigiiis ' Sane Sv eivot, tsen, L Niatioue C Buck, Cnatioue Sc Xliogeciai, Yznlei Sdnnson, sz-Naio, Caneen Niciieii, YOURTH ROKN1 Nits. Ni 'neixn, Niatgatet Cnsisxoiie ta O Soon. Snno Pio Niatdeiih ' , ind-5 I 5 nnoneini 48 .- Billy Sweeney ken, Raymond L Stanley Su V 'fre L r T TOP RO ay' W: Carol ' Bakken 5 n Kro , Sharon Marie B , .ggi we gedal, fo Carol Hippe, Miss Donah I-Ioye, Linda Sundvold, Lucille Y akken. BOTTOM ROW: Robert FayFahn, Joann Fahn, Marilv w 5' i ue. CE oung, V' ' a Schulz I n Ebel, , g i NTER ROW: Janis Bertelsen, Pamela irginia Waters, janet Ostby, Carolyn Al.-lxor, , Darlene Luehlve, Louise Lalxlare, JudyAnderson, Carol Carol Folvag, Linda Reiter, Barbara Osthx' Ramona Miller. TOP ROW Bak . Ronnie U uft. CE . ndheim icki Va rdahl, Larry Sundheiln, Anita J NTER ROW: Neal Ostby, Linda . ferry Waller, Mickey Reiter, upel, Dianna Knudsen, Adair Sch Sei! ohnson, Kathy Reiter, Clarice Sundvold, Bernadine Hughes, Jim Rued, Mr. Anderson. BOTTOM ROMQ Marlene Knutson, ulz. Ardis Sundvold, Kae Knudsen. 49 CAR IVAL 4,1 '........ ., . . .. -:M f I asv-- Verona Boger, Willard Luft, Beverly Erickson, Marilyn Ebel, Queen Ethel Johnson, Sharon Tasa, llvkilvlvkvkllvlvkllvlvklkikiflkfk For two days the students worked very hard to get the gym gaily decorated for the big carnival night, November 5, 1956. At 7:00 p.m. the crowd started to arrive. About 8:00 p. m. the high school presented a musical program that took place in the Toy Shop with all of the beautiful dolls coming to life as soon as the store keeper, Jim Ross, closed for the day. The dolls were girls and boys from the high school. At midnight the queen was crowned. Ethel Johnson, a senior, is the Froid High School's carnival queen of 1955 and '56, The queen was crowned by the vice president of the student council, Roger Bertelsen. The runners up were Sharon Tasa, junior, Beverly Erickson, freshman, and Verona Boger, junior. The queen's prize of 525. 00 was won by Gerald Salvhuse, Homestead. The first door prize, a polaroid camera, was won by Mrs. Bonna Olsen of Froidg second prize, a set of car luggage, was won by Shirley Hermanson of Plentywoodg and the third prize, an electric frying pan, was won by Mrs. August Eschenbacher, Jr. of Froid. Si Huntington, of Froid, won the food basket and Kenneth Engelke won the money guess. Quickly the students took down the concession stands, and swept the floor. The rest of the evening was spent dancing to the music of Bill McFarlin and his orchestra from Williston, North Dakota. The gross receipts were SZ, 587. 00 50 HA KETRALL RA UUET The Froid Basketball team along with their coach, Mr. Megrund, and manager Gerald Schlagel, the pep club advisor, Miss Donahue and the A and B cheerleaders were honored Tuesday night, March 6, at a banquet in the hot lunch room. The affair was sponsored by the senior class who did all of the preparing and serving themselves under the able guidance of their advisor, Mr. Fahn, and the Home Ec. teacher, Mrs. Nicholson. About 140 local fans were served a delicious meal of roast pork with all the trimmings which was topped off with some entertainment, Supt. G.N. Anderson acted as Master of Ceremonies. Sharon Slevin and Beverly Erickson sang two duets, Mr. Megrund gave a speech concerning sportsmanship and handed out letters to the boys who earned them this past year, and the entire group joined the cheerleaders in singing the school song. FE TIVAL The annual Band Festival was held in Medicine Lake, Wednesday, April 18. There were six bands there, the Froid Band under the direction of Supt. G.N. Anderson, Brockton, Culbertson, Medicine Lake, Plentywood, and Westby. Lief Christianson from Concordia College judged all the bands, solos, and ensembles. He also directed the mass band, made up of all six bands, which gave an evening concert. Janis Emswiler was one of the band members who was picked to play her solo, Ballroom Echoes, at this concert. The Froid High School Girls' Chorus and their director, Mrs. Margaret Mclvor, participated in the annual chorus festival at Plenty- wood on April 20. The chorus sang Bless This House and You'll Never Walk Alone. The triple trio also sang two numbers, Kentucky Babe and Prayer Perfect. The triple trio-Norma Becker, Fay Christoffersen, Beverly Erickson, Janis Emswiler, Dianne Hanson, Ardyce McNeil, Diane Sundheim and June Young-received a superior rating on their songs. Mr. Strohm from Minot State Teachers' College was the adjudicater for this event. The Froid Band was one of the 38 bands to participate in the 26th Annual Upper Missouri Band Festival in Williston, North Dakota, Saturday, May 12. There were 42 units in all in the parade which started at 10:30 a. m. The seperate bands gave concerts in Recreation Park in the afternoon. Jean Grovom, the president ofthe band,presented Marlyn Webb, our hostess, with a gift during our concert. The Hardin- Simons Cowboy Band from Abilene, Texas was the guest band this year. An evening performance was given by them along with a few numbers by the high school mass band. 51 September October November December 2 I -Ianuary January February March 30 -April April May CHIHIL ACTIVITIES 27- 24- I6-I7-I8 22- 23- 25- 25- School Opens FHA Youth Fair, Sidney Assembly - Frank Beirry Field and Oil Festival in Williston Individual School Pictures Taken, Artice Studio Assembly, Handicaps Freshman Initiation FHA District Meeting at Culbertson Assembly - Gymnast Qblindj MEA Convention at Glasgow School Carnival Public Basketball Night Iunior Class Play Thanksgiving Vacation Freshman Return Party Assembly - Reptiles Assembly - Troubadour Christmas Program foperettaj Christmas Vacation FHA Christmas Ball School Begins Group Pictures Taken, Artice Studio Assembly - William Hamilton Class C Tournament, Sidney Basketball Team Trip to Regina Montana Institute of Arts Basketball Banquet FHA Father-Daughter Banquet Senior Play Wrestling, Antelope - There Career Day at Sidney Wrestling, Antelope - Here Senior Sneak Day to Great Falls State Wrestling Meet - Bozeman FHA Chili Supper Easter Vacation Senior Banquet by Senior Mothers Assembly, Sweethearts Band Festival at Medicine Lake Chorus Festival At Plentywood FHA State Convention in Miles City Assembly - Novelty Assembly - Magician Junior -Senior Prom Mothers Musical Tea Band Day in Williston Industrial Arts Display and FHA Style Show Class Night Baccalaureate Service Commencement Final Exams Picnic - School Closes Singing sailors Harbor Lights swooners MQ. , , 1 M. .', n..,t.1,f,, ,E J f w a v 'ff' v a ' 187' Beautiful! King Donald, Queen Margaret JU lllli- E Illll PIHIM The junior class honored the seniors at a banquet and prom on Saturday evening, May 5. The banquet was held in the hot lunch room with the seniors, juniors, faculty and school board members, the janitor and Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Dixon attending. The meal of roast beef was prepared by the junior class mothers, and served by six sophomore boys and girls dressed in sailor outfits. At 10:00 the dancing began in the gym in a setting of ocean waves and billowy white clouds to fit in with the theme, Anchors Aweigh. At 11:00 the prom queen and king, who were elected by the student body, were crowned by Miss Verna LaMar. Prom Queen Margaret Christoffersen and her escort, Jack Slevin, led the Grand March followed by Prom King Donald Knud- sen and his date, Dee Ryder. The senior class president, Manny Rued, and his date, Janis Emswiler, followed. Bill McFarlin's orchestra provided music for the occasion. A floor show, which took the audience on an imaginary voyage, was presented at 12:00. It was conducted by three sailors, Dick Lien, Ronald Erickson and Bing Krohmer, who opened the program with the singing of Anchors Aweigh. Other numbers on the program included a piano solo, Poor People of Paris, by Sharon Jacobsen, a vocal duet, Amopola, by Sharon Slevin and Beverly Erickson, a solo, April in Portugal, by Sharon Slevin and a group of gay Mexican dancers. The dancers were Janis Bertelsen, Janet Ostby, Bobby Erickson, Stanley Krohmer, Jerry Jensen, Gloria Priebe, Eddy Lien, and Karen Theissen. Dancing resumed after intermission and continued until 2:00 A. M. They served us. Q 5 -P N 6' .x 4? tgps- - 1 X ,,l Q E i t L I sg-+-,Tig TW , V l . p if gg Sig? ,T 919 ii si lgialn 5 A JU l0R GLASS PLAY A A large crowd attended the junior class play Grandma's Best Years, a three act comedy by Earl L. Russell, on November ZZ, 1956 in the school gym. Net proceeds of the play were 95135. OO. The play takes place when Grandma Sims QLois Reiterj comes from the farm to visit her daughter and finds a situation which is not to her liking. It seems that her daughter, Mrs. Abbott lFay Christoffersenl, has become a social climber since the death of her husband, and the three Abbott children and Sadie, the maid, flflora Ostwaldl are having a miserable time. The very day Gram arrives, Mrs. Abbott is bringing three upper-crust guests home for the week end, They are -Mrs. Carlson fSharon Slevinj, an effusive society matron, Edwin Carlson fDaniel Nicholsonj, her son whom Mrs. Abbott insists her daughter Joyce fDee Ryderl must marry, although she loves Jim Meyerson fRoger Bertelsonj, a local telegraph operator. -Another of her guests is Miss Quelch lVerna l..aMarj, an unlikeable spinster, who runs an exclusive girls' school to which Mrs. Abbott intends to send Marion fSharon Tasal, her fifteen-year-old daughter. Willie QDonald Knudsenl, the thirteen- year-old son, is also suffering because his mother won't let him do anything he wants, and insists that he practice on his violin so that she can impress people with her cultured family. Determined to put a stop to all this Gram invites Cousin Oscar lGerald Schlagelj, the black-sheep of the family, to the week-end party. None of the family had ever seen him and mistook Patch fDick Moothartl, a desperate criminal, for him. Since Patch needed a hide-out he decided to play the part of Cousin Oscar and accepted the invitation and brought his wife Mable fBar- bara Reiterj and daughter Bubbles fMyrna Ericksonl. The party is hardly what either Mrs. Abbott or Gram expected and when the criminal relatives find it necessary to get rough many complications arise. Gram settled the whole mess by getting ahold of her trusty shotgun. Mrs. Abbott realized that her children were fine the way they were. Jim and Gram got handsome re- wards for capturing the criminals. Marion's bosom chum Dottie Morgan QVerona Bogerl and Willie's side kick Shorty QDick Cooksonj helped with much of the excitement and were just as mixed up as anyone. The juniors presented Mrs. Margaret Mclvor, the director, with a gift and a corsage in appreciation of her many efforts and hard work. The Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Mclvor, sang two numbers between acts. The senior class served a lunch in the hot lunch room after the play. The play cast and their dates went to the home of Fay Christoffers en for lunch. E lllli CLASS PLAY 'E Q 53 Q - , V -V ti r r girl. l Q Q 1 ' ' ' 44 I S ynv-new x-'wx' t 1 i ' 9 'sax , 1 J f -if if- ' ' P H lg' l ' 1- E' -, - 'W 'E r -3 .fl ,-,.- Y 1 A very large crowd attended and enjoyed The Four Sisters, a romantic comedy in three acts by Robert St. Clair, presented by the senior class on March 16, 1956. Many favorable comments regarding the performance were heard. It was said that the characters were very well suited for their parts and played them well. The gross receipts totaled 5183. 94. One of the highlights of the play was that Della Taggart, next to the young- est sister played by Margaret Christoffersen, and her sister Marie, next older sister played by Jean Grovom, had not spoken to each other for twenty years as the result of a lovers' quarrel. They carried on all their arguments through Rose, the oldest sister, played by Ethel Johnson, who was a calm, thoughtful person. Jerry Taggart, played by Manny Rued, was the four sisters' nephew whom they took care of when he was left an orphan. When Jerry brought Julia Wyatt, his girlfriend, played by Carreen McNeil, home to meet the sisters, things really began to pop. Marie fainted when the Wyatt name was mentioned, Della got very angry with Julia and accused her of things she couldn't understand at all. Rose finally told them of Della and Marie's quarrel over Julia's uncle many years ago. , The other characters were: Ruth Taggart, the youngest and only married sister, played by Janis Emswilerg Erma, Ruth's married daughter, played by Norma Beckerg and Maurice Hughes as Ted MacArthur, Erma's good-natured, loud mouthed husband who is very egotistical, and a show-off with a very per- verted sense of humor. Donald Wyatt, Julia's uncle, was played by Roger Bert- elseng Randolph Sayles, Ruth's fiance, was played by Ervin Bakkeng June Young played the part of Susan Gray, the Taggart's housekeeperg and Timothy, the Irish gardener, was played by Clenard LaMar, After the play the cast and their dates went to Carreen McNeil's home for lunch, The Poplar play cast was invited to the play as guests of the class in return for an invitation to their play. Entertainment between acts included a vocal solo by Roger Bertelsen and several piano solos by Sharon Jacobsen. The girls' Chorus also sang two num- bers. Mrs. Mclvor, the director, was presented with a gift and corsage in appreciation of her valuable time and efforts. Mrs. Bennewitt, the make-up director also was presented with a corsage. Lunch was sold by the junior class in the hot lunch room following the play. w -1 9 JA 'f KN!! , .., x 1 f l N S' ,'s slr X 9 1 '- in -fd N l 'K' ' Y f, +- 4 . r' 4- ' l ' Swimming at Saco Ready to leave ' f f Sleepy Bunch Vik 525' Sure is Just Arrived - busy' Ha Q, I , 1 Catch Jean Ti1lie's D011 , ' A Fort Peck Good TV Daddio? t ea: . X . Ready' to leave. fi h A75 'N'-Nl w W C A -:qv -A, I , - e. ff, ' .H ,L MK- -A ' D ,, A 4 N in M A 'F-fi? T ' -I Homesick? i ' ' ' X -W 2 , Qezrgusl ,Nw Who's next to Tillie? 5 i Cold Outside? Q api? A Ryan Dam A is Warm Water F Let's stay Good driver. Motel Carreen's car Lets go. Mr. Fahn's car EAK DAY l'll bet you don't know when we'releavingg Let's bet a milk shake on ity They're gonna leave Thursday, don't let them fool you. This was some of the talk heard around the halls of FHS while the seniors were planning to sneak off, without letting anyone know when and where they were going. But with the wise junior class around the news leaked out and everything, except the time they were leaving, was known by the time they left. At about 4:00 a.m. , March ZZ, we all met at Margaret Christoffersen's home and ate a big breakfast which consisted of eggs, bacon, rolls, hot chocolate, coffee, oranges, grapefruit, buns, and many other things to start the day off right. At approximately 4:55 we pulled out of Froid and headed for Great Falls. The cars taken were Carreen McNeil's racin ranch wagon, Mr. Fahn's screaming Chevrolet and Roger Bertelsen's flying ghrysler. Our des- tination was Great Falls, Montana. On the way we stopped at Fort Peck and saw the dam, we stopped in Saco and went swimming at the I-Iot Springs, and saw some very beauti ul scenery. As soon as we arrived at Havre we went straight to the college. Duane Olson took us on a tour through the college and around the campus. Afterward we went down town, ate dinner, had our cars serviced, saw Jimmy Westberg, and then on to Great Falls. When we arrived in Great Falls the first thing we did was to find the motel where we were staying. All of a sudden we saw a big sign saying HFERGUS MOTEL, so we pulled in and registered. After getting settled and everything, we got cleaned up and went to a show at the Liberty Theater and saw Rebel Without a Cause. After the show we ate supper at the Park Hotel, went for a drive around town and then back to the motel. The rest of the evening was spent talki.ng and watching T. V. That poor T. V. set didn't get much chance to rest while we were there. The next day, Friday, March 23, we got up bright and early, went to breakfast, and then started out on part of our tour around the high oints of Great Falls. Some of the things we saw were the brewery, water falls, and Old Town. Some of the dare-devils of the class went right down to the falls and practically stuck their feet in. After dinner we fooled around down town, spending our hard earned money. Friday night Margaret Christoffersen and Jean Grovom went to the show with Mr. and Mrs. Fahn at the Civic Center. They saw l'll Cry Tomorrow. Saturday turned out to be another sunny day for us and after breakfast we girls and Mr. and Mrs. Fahn went through the orphanage. We all fell in love with some of the cute children, the boys were only from three to ten years old though. At 2:00 Saturday afternoon we visited the printing press of the Great Falls Tribune. That evening the rest of us went to I'll Cry Tomorrow. The girls had all gotten their hair cut so they were really in style when they went to supper with the boys and Mr. and Mrs. Fahn. The boys all bought some pretty stylish hats too. Early Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. Fahn, Ethel Johnson and Carreen Mc- Neil went to church. Our dinner that day served as both breakfast and dinner. The lights of Froid sure looked good to us when we rolled in at 8:00 that night. Q. N ,. MHWWIQ X f. . ,i X ' 1, gg! fl A '51 Q E QQQE7 Foreword ..... Another year of sweat is over at F. H. S. Some of us are saying goodbye, so me are just saying hello. Another year is completed and now we are all looking forward to another year with fun and friends, whether it is here at F.H. S. or off to the far unknown, but left are the memories of 1955-'56, We can't portray the past year for every individual at F.H.S. , but in this yearbook we have tried to re- cord the action, sentiment, smiles, tears, work and play of a year all rolled up into one. They are your memories and we J hope you enjoy each page of the R Cardinal, , . ,., 'i' in 43: ww. H e Y Dadd1oI F H S Loveb1rds YELL Whoops FISH P 6 rx UMMMMM SNAKESI Don t choke Dee Mad Hornet We d1d ul Dollshop Dolls SMILE Carreen s famous Monroe pose R Study hard boys Sweetest C0UPle YEA SENIORS Y N-. , 'fn- Fifi.. 5' TUT TUT TUT H W Ah Sailors Ummmm rl V. ,' 1 wivz Itj ,:IA-' Q. Y I: N E' X .10 ' ' 'i athletics f luff X' QW BACK ROW: Merlin Hughes, Dwight Krohmer, Jack Slevin, Dick Mootlrart, Robert Clark, John LaMar MIDDLE ROW: Ray Thiessen, Eddie Reiter, Gary Waller, James Ostby, Billy Reiter, Joseph Knutson, Arden Nelson. FRONT ROW: Gerald Schlagel, Managerg Mr. Megrund, Coach. December 2 December 3 December 9 December 10 December 16 December 17 December 21 January 5 January 7 January 13 January 14 January 17 January 2.1 January 27 January 31 February 3 February 10 February 11 TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT A TEAM BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Z8 61 40 35 49 41 46 33 45 39 37 44 52 47 43 48 44 45 44 45 Richey Brockton Frazer Medicine Lake Culbert s on Lambert Savage Outlook Richey Brockton Frazer Bainville Culbert son Lambert Bainville Savage Outlook Medicine L Bainville F razer ake There There There Here There Here There There There Here Here There Here There Here Here Here There Sidney Sidney J, BA KETBALL xhii QQA97 ME!!! 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FRONT ROW: Ronald Krohmer, Floyd Johnson, Lyle Krogedal, I.B McNeil Richard Lien Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid Froid GRADE BASKET BA LL SCHEDULE 38 Culbertso 34 Poplar 55 Bainville 38 Poplar 50 Bainville 46 Brockton Z9 Culbertso 35 Brockton 62 I1 I1 FUUTBALL ff 1!-X TEAM x 4, C212 BACK ROW: Arden Nelson, Jerry Knick, Jim Svendsen, Carl Swanson, Donald Knudsen, Mr. Megrund, Coach. MIDDLE ROW: James Ostby, Eddie Reiter, John Lalviar, Dwight Krohmer, Billy Reiter, Gary Waller. FRONT ROW: LeRoy Scott, Ervin Bakken, Archie Johnson, Clenard LaMar, Roger Bertelsen, Manny Rued. Setptember October October October FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Froid Z7 Froid 20 Froid Z0 Froid 6 63 Bainville Culbert son Savage Savage There There Here There X xt fa ,ix A 4 vt, f m qf v W I TL!! I , u I 1 A 1 gg, fl Q II swell mothers plus 3 slave drivers fpeek -a -boo coachj Z X inf , - In A lj Q 1 . S A - U 1 ,f '- - Q V39 , E,-uv L- . W .I xl in , .vl s-E -N-1-0-R-s 1 YEA ll f e ! 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'Q ,xl ,., V 1. .4 , , . t, ' -cv M., . I - A N 42, I f .g 'w Snow Ball daters at rest Discussing the man shortage? Not the Home Ec. III girls! Just a hand between 5 games at the toumey ,,....-.- Q H 11' . A tif 1 'N . .v-::-,2 ' K rl U 'f x X QA Ks ' f. ' ' T7 1 fl Lf A ,- .. . tl X A h -11 g , 4 1 graduates ,.,..,-' . Mx vix-,xx -1mxxx1H 'muni- 'Jfrvn 'D, 1vv 'i 'V .S Q. Xb. ,SQ-Q xkXY .AQ . I my .,- .f.., 14 ZH L ,.. wa. riffs, T-1, G '53, -4. .A Q Q 'fx ec N ,J QCN, ,Kg 57 MLVIU5 -un 8 O I Dedication As a means of thanking Miss Osta Madsen for years of hard work and un- selfish devotion we wish to dedicate the Cardinal of 1956 to her. We are extremely grateful for her encouragement and enthusiasm at the times when our zeal was gone. She helped to make our work enjoyable, and we trust that this volume will be a reminder of her years at F.H.S. 3 im HOWARD ADAMS '24 - Deceased MARGUERITE ADAMS '22 - Mrs. Claude Eyer, 200 S, Sergeant Ave., Glendive, Montana ARLISS ALBERT '39 - Mrs. Paul O'Neil, 2251 Gondar Ave., Long Beach, California EDNA ANDERSON '32 - Mrs. Elmer Stubans, Medicine Lake, Montana GEORGE ANDERSON '50 - Farming, Froid, Montana JAMES ANDERSON '52 - fWife 's maiden name, Carol Samulsony Farming, Froid, Montana MARGARET ANDERSON '35 - Mrs, Willard J, Adams, Asst, Cashier in Bank, Bridger, Montana MARJORIE ANDERSON '55 - Student, College in Great Falls, Montana MILDRED ANDERSON '47 - Mrs, Howard Hove, Homestead, Montana DONNA ARVIDSON '53 - Mrs. Alfred Smith, Froid, Montana IOHNAN ARVIDSON '55 - Plentywood, Montana EDYTl-I BAHN '26 - Mrs. John Curran, 629 Ave. F., Billings, Montana EVELYN BAHN '33 - Mrs. Dallas McNeil, Froid, Montana HAZEL BAHN '33 - Mrs. Don Haley, 112 Terry, Billings, Montana HELEN BAHN '35 - Mrs. Herb Reardon, Yakima, Washington LESTER BAHN '37 - Asst. Mgr. Thompson Lumber Yard, Livingston, Montana JOHN BAKER '22 - Zonolite Co, , R.R, 1, Box 530 Libby, Montana MABEL BAKER '25 - Mrs, E.O. Peterson, Rt. 1, Spokane Bridge, Washington ROBERT BAKER '45 - Farming, Route I, Bommers Ferry, Idaho SELMA BAKKEN '38 - Mrs. Larry Castel, R. R. 2, Box IO6, Shelton, Washington DOROTHY BASE '34 - Mrs. Claude Danielson, Medicine Lake, Montana GERTRUDE BASE '25 - Mrs. Joe Peterson, Whitetail, Montana RICHARD BECKER '50 - fWife's Maiden name, Betty Havelandy 1661 Center Road, Novato, Calif, Staff Sergeant, Hamilton Airforce Base, Novato, California ROBERT BECKER '52 - fWife 's maiden name, Anna Luftj Laborer, Froid, Montana ELLEN BENSON '34 - Mrs. Manuel J. Torris, 3421 Rivera Dr., San Diego 9, California ROBERT BENSON '36 - 3415 Rivera Drive, San Diego, California CONNIE BERGH '55 - Mrs. Richard Lindberg, Missoula, Montana DORIS BERGH '53 - Mrs. Vernon Martinson, Billings, Montana ELINOR BERGH '44 - Mrs, Robert Schulz, Froid, Montana ESTHER BERGH '45 - Mrs. Larry Bengston, Froid, Montana LAURA BERGH '46 - Mrs, James Barrett, 202 Via La Soledad, Redondo Beach, California JOHN BERGER '43 -fWife's maiden name, Grace Gibsonj 2900-13, R. I, Arlington, Virginia LAURRINE BERGER '41 - Mrs. Robert F, Harbison, 169 W, Evens Sth Norfolk, Virginia LUCILLE BERGLUND '46 - Mrs. Lucille Johnson, Sidney, Montana DONAVON BERGSTROM '36 - QWife's maiden name, Elvira Spiegelbergj Pover Transmission Equipment Co, , 1131 N. 25th, St., Billings, Montana ESTHER BERGSTROM '38 - Mrs. Esther Pogorel, 4490 33rd St. , San Diego 16, California KARLA BERTELSEN '26 - Mrs. A,R. Neilsen, Whitemore, California RUBY BERTELSEN '42 - Mrs. Howard Firstbrook, Williston, North Dakota VERNER BERTELSEN '36 - QWife's maiden name, Margie Wendtj County Commissioner for Deer Lodge County and X Rancher, Ovando, Montana RAE JEANNE BERUBE '39 - Mrs. M.G. Dalich, 1247 Maplewood, Anaheim, California GLADYS BJERKAKER '36 - Mrs, J. Schlabs, R. 2, Kalispell, Montana LUCY BLOWERS '25 - Mrs. Eugene Knick, Froid, Montana DORIS MAE BOHM '46 - Mrs. Daniel Thompson, Culbertson, Montana JUNE BRICKMAN '43 - Mrs. Thomas Howe, 26370 Jane Ave., Howard, California NAOMA BUCKENDAHL '54 - Mrs. Vemal Johnson, St. Cloud, Minnesota ADELAIDE BUTLER '34 - Hotel Monticello, Longview, Washington MARY VIRGINIA BUTLER '34 - Mrs. Owen Nielson, 501 East Sussex, Missoula, Montana NORMA BUTLER '31 - Mrs. Donald Mercer, 1144 Ave F. , Billings, Montana ALVY CASPER '29 - fWife's maiden name. Kathlan Higgensy Dog Kennel, Big Fork, Montana HELEN CHENEY '29 - Mrs. Helen E. Olson, 5604 Arsenal Way, Bremerton, Washington ALFRED CHRISTOFFERSEN '49 - Mechanic, 717 11th Ave,, Helena, Montana ARDYCE CHRISTOFFERSEN '49 - Mrs. Walt Jones, Froid, Montana 65 CLARA CHRISTOFFERSEN '32 - Mrs, Orin Lee, 3rd Ave, W., Williston, North Dakota CORRINE CHRISTOFFERSEN '53 - Student, Anker Hospital, Nurses Residence, St. Paul, Minnesota DUANE CHRISTOFFERSEN '46 - fWife 's maiden name, Rosemary Nelsonj Farming, Froid, Montana FREDA CHRISTOFFERSEN '25 - Mrs. A.A, Swierz, 2153 W, Earll Dr. ,. Phoenix, Arizona GERTRUDE CHRISTOFFERSEN '23 - Mrs. Ernie Hachey, 45 McLellon Ave. , San Mateo, California WARRAN CHRISTOFFERSEN '43 - Farming, Froid, Montana WELDON CHRISTOFFERSEN '46 - Yarnell, Arizona DONALD CLARK '35 - CWife 's maiden name, Marilyn Sorteberghj Farming, Froid, Montana HOWARD CLARK '42 - fWife 's maiden name, Dorthy Thompsony Farming, Froid, Montana RALPH CLARK '45 - Farming, Froid, Montana KEITH COATES '53 - Pvt. Keith B, Coats, U.S. 56-229-369, S.V.X. Comp. 20th Inf. Regt., Fort Ord, California IEANNE COOKSON '46 - Mrs. Dick French, Medicine Lake, Montana MAE COOKSON '48 - Mrs. Russ Hicks, 210 E. Haddock, Norman, Oklahoma THOMAS COOKSON '49 -fWife'g maiden name, Virginia Tracyj Thomas L. Cookson, Ir., Ao3oo4954 Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada ORRIN DAHLEY '35 - Dairy Plant, 3017 Harbon Ave, S.W, , Seattle, Washington DORTH DANIELSON '44 - Mrs, Lawson Stefford, 1337 Sherman Ave. , Menlo Park, Califomia VERNON DANIELSON '46 - Farming, Homestead, Montana BETTY DARLAND '41 - Mrs. D. Charles Morris, 15215 6th Ave. N.E, , Seattle, Washington MARY JANE DARLAND '36 - Teaching, Froid, Montana TOM DARLAND '42 - fWife 's maiden name, Sylvia Frechj Lawyer, Plentywood, Montana EDDIE DAVID '42 - 616 Thorndall Circle, Salem, Oregon MARIETTA DAVID '35 - 13021 6th Pl. S. W. , Seattle 66, Washington ELVINA DeTIENNE '24 - Deceased EVELYN DEUBNER '39 - Mrs. Gordon Snellman, Medicine Lake, Montana MARGARET DEUBNER '39 - Mrs. Wm, Reiter Ir., Froid, Montana NORMAN DIESEN '41 - Highway Dept., Office cfo Highway Dept., , Wolf Point, Montana SIGNE DIESEN, '43 - Mrs, John Maguire, Farmington, Minnesota JOHN DONALDSON '24 - Box 693, Cut Bank, Montana PAUL DONALDSON '21 - Teacher at Deaf School, 352 Palm Ave, , Oakland, Califomia BARBARA EHRY '42 - Mrs. Miner Stocking, 435 Lupser Ave. , Whitefish, Montana ESTHER ELVASAS '38 - Mrs, Paul Engel, Rt. 1, Box 335, Albany, Oregon DANIEL ENGLER '33 - 11o2 Peach Ave. , Dal Hart, Texas IEANETTE ENGLER '40 - Deceased MARGARET ENGLER '42 - Mrs. Carl Nelsen, Homestead, Montana MARION ENGLER '44 - Mrs, Howard Jacobson, Froid, Montana ALVIN ERDAHL '37 - fWife 's maiden name, Iune Ericksonj Farming, Froid, Montana ARLENE ERDAHL '37 - Mrs. Norman Stanley, 850 W. 61st, Seattle, Washington BEATRICE ERDAHL '36 - Mrs. E.E. Bushnell, 6615 39th S,W,, Seattle, Washington DALE ERDAHL '51 - CWife 's maiden name, Clarice Allshousej Pvt, lngmar Dale Erdahl, U.S. 56229972, Firing Buy, SSM, J.A. msl B.N. fcplj Fort Bliss, Texas VICTOR ERDAHL '42 - fWife's maiden name, Lenore Luftj Apt, 1o1 -13751 - 12th Ave S.W. , Seattle 66, Washington LLOYD ERDAHL '48 - 4222 1X2 South Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, California WAYNE ERDAHL '44 - fWife 's maiden name, Ethel Montgomeryj North 5621 Elgin, Spokane, Washington AUGUST ESCHENBACHER, Ir. '45 - CWife's maiden name, Luella Knickj Farming, Froid, Montana DALE ESCHENBACHER '55 - fWife 's maiden name, Delores Luftj Laborer, Froid, Montana FRANK ESCHENBACHER '31 - Carpenter, 1818 Elm St. , Butte, Montana 'ARTHUR FELDMEIR '33 - Storekeeper, 4326 Newton S. , San Diego, California 'BEN FELDMEIR '36 - Ist B. Feldmeir B987921, 93AAA Gun Bn, ABO73I, cfo P. M., Seattle, Washington CHARLOTTE FELDMEIR '34 - Mrs. Chris Bafus, 12813 Vally Way, Opportunity, Washington DAYLE FELDMEIR '41 - Reporter, Minneapolis Star, 3436 Emerson St. , Minneapolis, Minn, HERMAN FELDMEIR '30 - Navy Produce Yard, Bremerton, Washington GUSTAV FIESETH '38 - fWife 's maiden name, Nita Leej Bank, Froid, Montana '- -Latest Address 66 'BEVERLY FLEISCHMAN '40 - Mrs. Ray Rahn, 1307 E. Don Julian Rd. , Ruento, California LaVERNE FLEISCHMAN '36 - Mrs. Charence Weberg, 305 E. Works St. , Sheridan, Wyoming GALE FLEISCHMAN '34 - Bookkeeper and sales promoter, 18072 Banier Drive, Santa Ana, California GLADYS GANGSTAD '33 - Mrs. Calvin Richwine, Froid, Montana JACQUELINE GANGSTAD '45 - Mrs. Jacqueline Schuetze, Telephone Operator, Culbertson, Montana LILLIAN GANGSTAD '33 - Mrs. Peter Gjorning, RN, Ambrose, North Dakota LLOYD GANGSTAD '40 - fWife 's maiden name, Dorothy Rasmussen, Manager Lumber Camp, Box 53, Oakridge, California 'EDMUND GEISER '23 -fWife's maiden name, Elmo Stevensy Lieut, Col. J.E. Geiser, 0247668 Kyushu, Civil Affairs Region, A.P.O. 1105, cfo P.M., San Francisco, California MARTHA GLADUE '43 - Mrs. F,L. Campbell, Willow City, North Dakota RACHEL GLADUE '39 - Mrs. R.S. Beck, 8257 S. Clair Ave., N. Hollywood, California BETTY GLAZE '48 - Mrs. Nicky Nickoloff, Missoula, Montana VELMA GLAZE '43 - Mrs, Art Smith, Box 776, San Miguel, California HELENA GRIGGS '39 - Mrs. Jimmy Olson, Homestead, Montana VIOLET GRIGGS '37 - Hat Factory, 2420 2nd Ave, N., Billings, Montana CLARISS ANN GROVOM '52 - Mrs. Dean Hagen, Outlook, Montana EMMA LUE GROVOM '53 - Student, Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota JIMMY GROVOM '52 - Student, Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota STANLEY GROVOM '50 - Student, Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota ROGER GROVOM '55 - Laborer, Froid, Montana SHIRLEY GROVOM '48 - Mrs. Royce Shumake, Box 591, Haynesville, Louisiana IUDITH GRONLIE '23 - Mrs. Ernie Olness, Sidney, Montana JUNE HAMMOND '40 - Mrs. Virgil Bachanon, Box 826, Glendive, Montana GUNNARD HANSEN '31 - R. R. 2, Sidney, Montana MAY HARBO '24 - Mrs. George E, Pickett, Rt. 2, Box 470, Coos Bay, Oregon BONARD HAUGEN '42 - Williston, North Dakota ALBERT HEDBERG'24 - Deceased ALENE HEDBERG '24 - Mrs. Richard Kamps, 565 Fowler Street, Raymond, Washington ADELINE HEKKEL '54 - Telephone Operator, Plentywood, Montana CLARENCE HEKKEL '52 - Pvt. Clarence L. Hekkel, U,S. 56229874, S,V.C. Co. 2nd Platoon, 20th Inf. Reg. , Fort Ord, California. PETE HEKKEL '40 - fWife 's maiden name, Lorena Schledewitzj Farming, Bainville, Montana RICHARD HEKKEL '48 - Anaconda, Montana DONNA HERMANSEN '35 - Mrs. Gerald Gangstad, -Teaching, 2541 38th Ave. , Longview, Washington BENORA HIPPE '34 - Mrs. Bill Hunt, Bureau of Reclamation, 3068 Pasco Pranquillo, Santa Barbara, California RONALD HIPPE '50 - fWife's maiden name, Francis Rakstadj Farming, Froid, Montana CARRIE HOFMAN '28 - Mrs. Frank Nelsen, McCabe, Montana LILY HOFMAN '28 - Mrs. C. Nybakken, Larslan, Montana 'BONA DEA HOLLY '38 - Mrs. Roy C. Ferguson, 12706 E, Valleyway, Opportunity, Washington HAZEL HOLLY '33 - Mrs. Tom Stuller, N. 17D, St., Spokane, Washington IRWING HOYE '32 - fWife's maiden name, Leota McClarey Farming, Froid, Montana MARLIN HOYE '44 - Farming, Froid, Montana DOROTHY HUFF '37 - Mrs. Ed A. Ochs, Dore, North Dakota JOSEPHINE HUFF '44 - Mrs. W.H. Olson, Mandan, North Dakota JOYCE HUFF '41 - Mrs. Wm. Oliver, 1132 San St. , Pasco, Washington DICK HURD '52 - Richard E. Hurd, Inspector, McDonald Aircraft, 7711 Walinca, Clayton, Mo. AVIS INTENESS '42 - Mrs. Ben McBride, General Delivery, Anchorage, Alaska GRACE INTENESS '41 - Mrs, Norman Erickson, Froid, Montana LORRAINE INTENESS '41 - Mrs. Homer Wulf, Kalispell, Montana LYLE INTENESS '40 - 1319 Fair Street, Clarkston, Washington CLARENCE JACOBSEN '34 - 1316 E. Club Court, Spokane, Washington CLAYTON JACOBSEN '34 - Fuller Brush Man, Medford, Oregon DERALD JACOBSEN '36 - fWife 's maiden name, Josie Goldenj 13411 Ist St. Ave. 8, Seattle, Washington EVERETT JACOBSEN '39 - fWife's maiden name, Maxine Fowlerj Farming, Froid, Montana '--Latest Ad dress 67 FOY JACOBSEN '42 - Sells Watkins Products, 1316 Club Court, Spokane 36, Washington IRENE JACOBSEN '43 - Mrs. Ducon Hunter, I4I6 Ist Ave. W., Seattle 99, Washington RUVOLD JACOBSEN '36 - fWife's maiden name, Phyllis Hemmingj Butler Builder, Froid, Montana SYLVIA JACOBSEN '36 - Mrs. Dick Dekave, Cut Bank, Montana ALFRED JENSEN '42 - Oil Inspector, 716 N, Payne St, , Breckenridge, Texas DONNA JENSEN '51 - Mrs. Tom Piacenza, 1526 Snyder Ave., Philadelphia 45, Pennsylvania HELEN JENSEN '47 - Mrs, James Kirkegard, Circle, Montana JUNE JENSEN '46 - Mrs. Howard Skillingberg, Homestead, Montana LAURA JENSEN '47 - Mrs, Roy Newmiller, Elliston, Montana LILLIAN JENSEN '43 - Mrs, Lillian Burkland, 1621 So, Madison, Tacoma 5, Washington VIREL JENSEN '42 - fWife's maiden name, Winon Grabery Richey, Montana JACK JOHNSON '36 - Deceased VERNA JENSEN '41 --Mrs, Thos, E, Sanger, cfo Mt, Spokane State Park, Rifz, Mead, Washington ANABEL JOHNSON '26 -Mrs, Nels Larson, Box 531, Sheridan, Wyoming JOYCE JOHNSON '39 - Mrs, Eddie Deubner, Homestead, Montana LeROY JOHNSON '47 - Box 287, Glasgow,'Montana, telegrapher G, N, Railway MARJORIE JOHNSON '38 - Mrs, Bill Ryggs, Wolf Point, Montana ISABEL KAMPS '28 - Mrs. Michael Murray, Froid, Montana JOHN KAMPS '26 - fWife 's maiden name, Patricia Dazierj 3008 No, Underwood, Arlington, Virginia 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 Hedbergg Wayne Hauser Timber Co, , 565 Fowler St., Raymond, Washington ALICE KNICK '33 - Mrs, Elmer Kanz, Army Personnel Office, Box 506, Cocoli, Canal Zone CHARLES KNICK '35 - fWife 's maiden name, Eunice Machj Gen, Del, , N, Richland, Washington JAMES KNICK '42 - QWife's maiden name, Beverly Wulfj Plentywood, Montana THOMAS KNICK '48 - fWife 's maiden name, May Koffiey 320 Fairview, Dayton, Ohio JUNE KNICK '40 - Mrs, Dick Hobby, Bainville, Montana VIOLA KNUTSON '26 - Mrs, Martin Nelsen, Teaching, McCabe, Montana ALMA KNUTSEN '37 - Mrs. Alma Slevin, Postmistress, Froid, Montana BENNA KROGEDAL '35 - Mrs. Leslie Busby, Pine Creek Rt., Livingston, Montan BERNADINE KROGEDAL '53 - Mrs. Harold Grovom, Froid, Montana GORDON KROGEDAL '55 - Laborer, Medicine Lake, Montana LAVERNE KROHMER '52 - QWife 's maiden name, Patsy Johnsony Froid, Montana JEROME KROHMER '55 - Farming, Froid, Montana CLAYTON KVESTH '42 - QWife's maiden name, Doris Paulsonj F.U. Station Mgr, , Froid, Montana LORIN KVESTH '53 - Deceased RUDELL KVESETH '48 - Station Attendant, Froid, Montana RALPH LaMAR '49 - CWife's maiden name, Helen Pieada Sotaj Welder for General Motors, 2817 Nebraska Ave. , South Gate, California ALLEN LARSON '53 -Farming, Route I, Box 153, Yacolt, Washington JOYCE LARSON '53 - Mrs, Weston Anderson, 4II-Sth Ave, Williston, North Dakota RALPH LAUGHLIN '37 - 706 If2 2nd St. N.E,, Mandan, North Dakota RUBY LAUGHLIN '37 - Mrs. Morris Billebus, Scobey, Montana HJALMER LEE '36 - Cody Power and Gas Co, , 1219 Sunshine Ave, , Cody, Wyoming HJODDICE LEE '32 - Mrs, Armand Tonn, SY Ranch, Miles City, Montana HULDA LEE '31 - Mrs, Henry Jardine, 174 S, Rosemead Blu, , Pasadena, California IOHN LEE '42 - House mover, Froid, Montana NITA LEE '45 - Mrs, Gus Fjeseth, Editor of Froid Weekly, Froid, Montana SELMA LEE '39 - Mrs, D.H, Skinner, Shangri La Village H43 NAAS, , Fallon, Nevada SOLVEIG LEE '34 - Mrs, M,J, Roth, Secretary, Jordan, Montana 'ARTHUR LIEN '36 - Big Ben, Kansas DELMAR LIEN '50 -Froid, Montana DELORES LIEN '48 - Mrs. Chancey Davidson, Froid, Montana LAWRENCE LINDBERG '30 - QWife 's maiden name, Helen Wermachery Mining, Rt. 3, Kalispell, Montana '-- Latest Ad dress 68 LARRY LINDBERG '52 - Pvt. ISI. cl, Lawrence W, Lindberg, 702 E, Edenton St., Raleigh, N, C. MARION LINDBERG '50 - Mrs, Howard Martini, Trenton, North Dakota LARRY LODMELL '52 - MARY LOUCKS '41 - Assistant cashier at Bank, Froid, Montana JOHN LOUCKS '35 - fWife 's maiden name, Benita Snyderj 219 42nd St, , Rapid City, South Dakota RAY LUEBKE '31 - CWife's maiden name, Grace Krohmerj Blacksmith, Froid, Montana LEONA LUEBKE '54 - Mrs. Jules Hanke Jr., Dagmar, Montana DELORES LUFT '55 - Mrs, Dale Eschenbacker, Froid, Montana JOSEPHINE LUFT '51 - Mrs. Harvey Chell, Froid, Montana DONALD MCCABE '40 - Farming, Froid, Montana THOMAS MCCABE '40 - fWife 's maiden name, Hope Bradshaw, Farming, Homestead, Montana MAVIS McCABE '41 - Mrs, W. Harn, 2441 Sunset Drive, Forest Grove, Oregon EDITH MCLAUGHLIN '26 - Teaching, Great Falls Catholic Central High School, Great Falls, Montana ELIZABETH MCLAUGHLIN '25 - Mrs. Martin Reynen, Froid, Montana AUDREY McNEIL '31 - Mrs. Ralph Bjorge, Culbertson, Montana DALLAS MCNE11, '35 - QWife's maiden name, Evelyn Bahny Bar Operator, Froid, Montana JAMES McNEIL '40 - fWife's maiden name, Phillis Winterj Farming, Froid, Montana MARGUERITE MCNEIL '40 - Mrs. Art Perman, 2663 45th Ave, , San Francisco, California ESTHER MADSEN '25 - Mrs. E. V. Nordman, Bank, Froid, Montana OSTA MADSEN '23 - Teaching, Plentywood, Montana HAZEL MASTERS '33 - Mrs, Carsten Beck, Culbertson, Montana HAZEL MIDTHUN '29 - Mrs, Hazel Brown, 343 W. 90th St, , Seattle 7, Washington ELMER MIDTHUN '44 - Dixon, Montana, Govt, economist and Real Estate Specialist KERMIT MIDTHUN '38 - fWife's maiden name, Leora Lauiaj Kermit Midthun Esq, , American Embassy Colombo, Ceylon, cfo Foreign Service Mail Room ROBERT MIDTHUN '29 - fWife 's maiden name, Dolores Bradfordj Life Insurance Salesman, 6531 Alexandria Place, Stockton, California EDITH MILLER '26 - Mrs. Steve McDermot, 2070 Capital St. , Salem, Oregon ETHEL MILLER '25 - Mrs. Clifford Jones, Rt, 2, Box 165, Aberdeen, South Dakota EUNICE MILLER '37 - Phrs. VICIOI' LC1101'd, Box 178, Fort Bragg, California FLORENCE MILLER '23 - Mrs. V.E. Young, 520 ISI Ave, N.E. , Minot, North Dakota MARGARET MILLER '28 - Mrs. Dutch Stephen, Valier, Montana JOHN MILLER '32 - fWife 's maiden name, Kathryn Hekkelj Farming, Froid, Montana ALMA MOGEN '34 - Mrs. Melvin Rygg, 209 South Mont, Ave., Helena, Montana GERTIE MOGEN '34 - Mrs, Emil Parizek, No, 5 Roell Block, Minot, North Dakota LLOYD MOGEN '54 - Laborer, Froid, Montana NORMA JEAN MOGEN '52 - Student, Montana State College, Bozeman EDWIN MOOTHART '35 - fWife's' maiden name, Adeline Myrfieldj St, Hillaire, Minnesota RICHARD MOOTHART '36 - QWife's maiden name, Mabel Johnsonj 121 IQ Gray Stone Ave, , Norwalk VIVIAN MOOTHART '34, - Mrs. Alfred Hoye, Columbia Falls, Montana BEULAH MUESSMEN '34 - Mrs. Carl Teeters, Culbertson, Montana CAROL NAYES '45 - Mrs, Hilman Dahl, 200 E. 66th St., Minneapolis 23, Minnesota LUCILLE NAYES '44 - Mrs, Milton Lien, Glasgow, Montana EVELYN NAYES '47 - Mrs, Morris Anderson, Glasgow, Montana CLARENCE NELSON '35 - Minot, North Dakota CARL NELSON '55 - Student, Montana State University, Missoula, Montana HANS NELSEN '36 - qWife's maiden name, Harriet Nyquistj Imp. Business, Poplar, Montana DUANE NELSEN '36 - IDA NELSEN '27 - Deceased JANICE NELSEN '40 - Mrs. Art Elvasas, Froid, Montana LORRAINE NELSEN '41 - Mrs, Burton Ostby, Froid MABEL NELSEN '37 - Mrs. Marion Chiders, 821 N, 22nd St., Billings, Montana MELVIN NELSEN '48 - Farming, Homestead, Montana VIRGIL NELSEN '46 - Hoist operator, 233 E. Plalinum, Butte, Montana VIOLET NELSEN '32 - Mrs. Harry Peterson, Telephone Operator, Sidney, Montana 69 OTIS NELSEN '37 - fWife's maiden name, Evelyn Knudtsenj Elevator Manager, Culbertson, Montana BETTY LOU NORDMAN '46 - Mrs, Ervin Wolf, 864 Avon, Sheridan, Wyoming MARILYN NORDMAN '49 - Mrs. Marilyn Martinson, Sidney, Montana DORIS NORTON '40 - Mrs. Bill Miller, Outlook, Montana DOROTHY NORTON '40 - Mrs. Paul D, Miller, 1815 Ord, Laramie, Wyoming ROBERT NYQUIST '44 - fWife's maiden name, Ruth Ryderj Farming, Bainville, Montana CARTER NYQUIST '43 - fWife 's maiden name, Mary Ellen Johnsonj Sales Department, Sidney, Montana JAMES NYQUIST '49 - State University, Laramie, Wyoming KENNETH NYQUIST '44 - fWife's maiden name, Kay Nacyj Farming, Froid, Montana RICHARD NYQUIST, Jr. '40 - CWife's maiden name, Francis Benjaminj Acct. I. L. King Co. , 609 S. Minerva, Royal Oak, Michigan THOMAS NYQUIST '49 - BIRGET ODDEN '26-- Mrs. Herb Ryder, Froid, Montana IRWIN ODDEN '25 - QWife 's maiden name, Philis Ellingtonj Implement Dealer, 1313 E. 2nd Ave. , Rugby, North Dakota MABEL ODDEN '29 - Mrs. Clifford Mawhinney, Wolf Point, Montana DOROTHY OLSON '35 - Mrs. Pete Heidema, Route 3, Box 330, Billings, Montana DUANE OLSON '55 - Student, Montana State College, Havre, Montana fEastem Mont, Collegej EUGENE OLSON '52 - Student, Montana State College, Bozeman, Montana GLADYS OLSON '34 - Mrs, Weaver Clark, Box 496, Basin, Wyoming HARDIN OLSON '27 - Col, Hardin Olson, Commanding Off, , 34th Inf, Regt. , 24th Div. , A, P,O, 24, San Francisco, California VIOLET OLSON '44 - Mrs. Charles Wynia, 174 Forty Ave, , Havre, Montana STELLA OLSON '27 - Homestead, Montana BURTON OSTBY '40 - QWife 's maiden name, Lorraine Nelsonj Farming, Froid, Montana EMERY OSTBY '31 MARION OSTBY '30 MURIEL PATSWALD '25 1 Mrs, Leon Fough, Plentywood, Montana - fWife's maiden name, Sigrid Thompsonj Farming, Froid, Montana - QWife 's maiden name, Margaret Ryggj Farming, McCabe, Montana DENNIS PAULSON '55 - FA478 -09-97, R-Division USS Norton Sound-AVMI, ofo FBO, San Francisco, California JOHN PAULSON '44 - fWife 's maiden name, Helen Tachsj Great Falls, Montana RICHARD PAULSON '39 - G.T.A, , 914 James Ave. , St. Paul, Minnesota STELLA PETERSON '44 - Mrs. Bert Slunaker, Wolf Point, Montana HARRIET PEILE '35 - Mrs, Harriet Kallbacka, 420 So. E, Grand Ave., Apt. 406, JESSIE PEILE '29 -Jessie N. Peile, 917 N,E, 66, Portland, Oregon LAURA PEILE '36 - 418 Monroe, Helena, Montana NEOMA PEILE '33 - I6I6 Maurice Ave., Missoula, Montana EDMOND PETERSON '40 - 516 Sid, Co., A, P,O, 174, New York, New York ALBERT PORTRA '47 - MARGARET PILZ '35 - IDA PORTRA '41 - Mrs. J.H. McDavid, RR3, Box 4.40, Parkville, Missouri DELIMA PORTRA '39 - RICHARD PORTRA '51 - Froid, Montana LORA PORTRA '47 - Portland 14, Oregon NORBERT PORTRA Jr, '46 - fWife's maiden name, Roma Wulfj 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, Froid, Montana JANE ANN PRIEBE '50 - Mrs, Wallace Samuelson, Alexander, North Dakota LOIS PURVIS '46 - Mrs. James O'Toole, Froid, Montana BLANCH RASMUSSEN '39 - Mrs. Gerald Cobbin, Culbertson, Montana HAZEL RASMUSSEN '34 - Mrs. Charles Holte, Froid, Montana MARIE RASMUSSEN '37 - MILDRED RASMUSSEN '39 - Mrs. Hank Kilsdonk, McCabe, Montana RALPH RASMUSSEN '35 - fWife 's maiden name, Iona Krohmerj Farming, Culbertson, Montana VIOLET RASMUSSEN '38 - Mrs. Joe Lyseng, Froid, Montana 70 ELFREDA REITER '33 - City Clerk, 713 2nd St, S.W., Rochester, Minnesota ELLA REITER '30 - Mrs. Allen Zimmerman, Poplar, Montana ESTHER REITER '36 - Mrs. Burr Monrad, Tacoma, Washington JUDY REITER '54 - Bainville, Montana LORRAINE RIETER '38 - Mrs, Byron Lee, 10521-12th N.W,, Seattle 77, Washington TOMMY REYNEN '47 - fWife 's maiden name, Patricia Desoreyj Farming, Froid, Montana ALICE RICHWINE '34 - Mrs. Herb Snellman, Walla Walla, Washington CALVIN RICHWINE '35 - fWife 's maiden name, Gladys Gangstadj Farming, Froid, Montana LOLA RICHWINE '32 - Mrs. Lawrence McCauley, Rockford, Washington EVANGELINE ROGNEY '25 - Mrs, Bill Casper, Polson, Montana EVELYN ROGNEY '33 - Mrs, Maurice Barry, 930 Ave. F., Billings, Montana LLOYD ROGNEY '31 - fWife 's maiden name, Dorothy Kingj Depot Agent at Dore, North Dakota Resides at Fairview, Montana ROSABEL ROGNEY - '31 - Mrs, R.V, Selvage, Box 639, Bozeman, Montana GEORGE RONNING '38 - Deceased MARION RONNING '40 - Mrs, Jerrold Satha, Nurse, Williston, North Dakota NORMAN RONNING '44 - Farming, Bainville, Montana WASSEL RONNING '42 - Farming, Bainville, Montana FRED ROY '40 - Greyhound Bus Driver, 343 Patricia Lane, El Cajon, California VIOLA RUDOLPH '41 - Mrs, Roy Schuetez, Froid, Montana STEVE RUDOLPH '37 - fWife 's maiden name, Zita Tubmanj Steve 's Chevrolet, Froid, Montana DORA RUED '31 - Mrs. Walter Anderson, 801 W, Clark St., Livingston, Montana MARGARET RUED '33 - Mrs. Winford Fraily, 1117 4th St, , Napa, California ADELINE RYDER '24 - Mrs, sig Moe, 414-o sr. N,E,, Auburn, washington ALFRED RYDER '31 - fWife's maiden name, Irene Frenchj Storekeeper, Froid, Montana BETTY MAE RYDER '41 - Mrs. Fabian Nyquist, Glasgow, Montana EDITH RYDER '48 - Mrs. Iim Phair, Froid, Montana IVELL RYDER '53 - Student, Montana State University, Missoula, Montana IOSEPHINE RYDER '26 - Mrs. Walter Burt, Popler, Montana MARGARET RYDER '55 - Kinman University, Student, Spokane, Washington ROMAIN RYDER '54 - fWife 's maiden name, Yvonne Tylerj Farming, Froid, Montana RUBY RYDER '22 - Mrs. Ruby Kirk, 2323 W, Lovejoy, Portland IO, Oregon RUTH RYDER '44 - Mrs, Bob Nyquist, Bainville, Montana EDITH RYERSON '35 - Secretary at Richmand Hosiery Mills, Ioo5 S. Crest Road, Rossville, Georgia PATRICIA RYERSON '46 - Mrs, Bob French, Medicine Lake, Montana DOROTHY SCHLAGEL '36 - Mrs. Earl Schmidt, Rt, 4, Box 194, The Dalles, Oregon CLARA SCHLAGEL '43 - Mrs. Roy V. Miller, Iooool Pescadero Ave., South Gate, Califomia ESTHER SCHLAGEL '39 - Mrs, Wm, Broach, 14842 Holden Way, Los Gatos, California HELEN SCHLAGEL '52 - Mrs. Carl Anvick, Sidney, Montana HELEN SCHNITZLER '34 - Mrs. Dalton Sullivan, Froid, Montana JIM SCHULTZ '47 - 403, Idaho Ave, , Libby, Montana LORRAINE SCHULTZ '38 - Mrs. Bill Coe, 9 E, Vets Village, Monmouth, Oregon ROBERT SCHULTZ '40 - fWife 's maiden name, Elinor Berghj Farming, Froid, Montana AGNES SCOTT '26 - Mrs, Robert Zick, Kalispell, Montana ELEANOR SCOTT '22 - Mrs. Forest E, Hamilton, Rt, 2, Box 138c, Summer, Washington HELEN SCOTT '38 - Mrs. Herbert Young, Whitefish, Montana LUCILLE SCOTT '38 - Mrs, Alf Lien, Froid, Montana LYDIA SCOTT '24 '- MARJORIE SCOTT '39 - Mrs. Fay Crusch, Bainville, Montana SEVERINE SCOTT '22 - Mrs. Art Coats, 230-20th Ave., Longview, Washington SHIRLEY SCOTT- '53 - Teaching, Sidney, Montana WILLIAM SCOTT '46 - FERN SHOEMAKER '25 - Mrs. Robert Nohler, 1142 E, Euclid, McPherson, Kansas EARL SHOWERS '24 - Owner of Better Hearing Aid Service, I5 S, Ist, Ave. Walla Walla, Wash, EUGENE SKARIE '31 - fWife 's maiden name, Virginia Davisj Skaie, Inc. , 7o7 Howard St, , Baltimore, Maryland 71 BEVERLY SKILLINGBERG '47 - Dorm. W, Room 3, Richland, Washington HELEN SKILLINGBERG '45 - Mrs. Almont Harvey, Homestead, Montana BERTRAND SLUNAKER '41 - fWife 's maiden name, Stella Petersonj Hanson's Imp. , Wolf Point, Montana KATHRYN SLUNAKER '41 - Mrs, George Water, Froid, Montana ROBERT SLUNAKER '37 - Deceased ELIZABETH SORENSON '24 - Mrs, Beth Cameron, Teacher, 5033 N. Interstate, Portland, Oregon EUGENE SORENSON '38 - fWife's maiden name, Ruth Holmy Acct. Maple Valley, Washington DOUGLAS SORENSON '44 - fWife 's maiden name, June Tasaj Farming, McCabe, Montana MERCEDINE SORENSON '42 - Mrs. Wilbur Grovom, Glasgow, Montana PHILISS SORENSON '48 - Mrs. Frank Reuter, Medicine Lake, Montana ELMO STEVENS '23 - Mrs. Edmons Geiser, 98 Via Encanto, Monterey, California DOYLE STRANDLUND '42 - Radio Repairman for Forest Service, V,S.F, E, , Libby, Montana HARLOW STRANDLUND '55 - Student, Montana State College, Bozeman, Montana SHIRLEY STRANDLUND '46 - Mrs, Ned Wagner, Box 269, Winston, Oregon ELSIE STURM '48 - Mrs. O.B, Olson, Montana-Dakota Utilities, Wolf Point, Montana CLARA STURM '45 - Mrs, Mickey Wagner, Sidney, Montana DALTON SULLIVAN '33 - fWife 's maiden name, Helen Schnitzlery Ranch Manager, Froid, Montana JOHN SULLIVAN '34 - Engineer on Bonneville Power, Shelton, Washington MILDRED SULLIVAN '36 - Mrs. Latherl Dial, Richland, Washington PATRICIA SULLIVAN '53 - Denver, Colorado JOYCE SUNDHEIM '55 - Mrs. Ozzie Brensdal, Westby, Montana DORA SUNDVOLD '40 - Mrs, Arnold Skogan, Cartwright, North Dakota LILLIAN SUNDVOLD '4o - Mrs. Stanley Urdahl, Homestead, Montana ARIL SUNDVOLD '37 - fWife's maiden name, Inger Iensenj Girard Rt. , Sidney, Montana VIOLET SUNDVOLD '55 - Mrs. Kenny Engleke, Homestead, Montana ELVINA SUNWALL '42 - Bookkeeper, Hospital Laboratory, 823 N. 28th, Billings, Montana LIEF SUNWALL '4o - QWife's maiden name, Francis Haverlyj Farming, Homestead, Montana MIRIAM SUNWALL '39 - Mrs. Ernest Erickson, Ijagoua, French Cameroun, West Africa NELS SUNWALL '28 - 3 Ll Shui Chieh, Taipai Taiwan, QFormosaj RUTH SUNWALL '38 - I5 Watson Apt, , Missoula, Montana SAMUEL SUNWALL '44 - fWife's Maiden name, Doris Staley Conrad, Montana THELMA SUNWALL '35 - Garoua French Cameroun, West Africa OSCAR SVENDSEN '31 - fWife 's maiden name, Maude Kincaidy Bank Cashier, Froid, Montana ART SWANSON '28 - fWife 's maiden name, Bernice TubmanJFarming, Froid, Montana EDLA SWANSON '26 - Mrs, Ed Mogen, Froid, Montana EVELYN SWANSON '23 - Mrs, Bob Gilmor, 815 8th Ave. N., Great Falls, Montana OLGA SWANSON '28 - Mrs. Barney Reynolds, Box 1186, Ephrata, Washington GLADYS TASA '27 - Mrs. LaVeme Waller, 4480 Chestnut Court No, 122, Seattle 8, Washington JUNE TASA '43 - Mrs. Douglas Sorensen, McCabe, Montana MARION TASA '32 - Mrs. H.I. Ritter, 1010 Woodley Place, Falls Church, Virginia ROSELLA TASA '34 - MTS. C.D. Howard, 11217 S,E. Stark, Portland 16. Oregon DANIEL THOMPSON '39 - fWife 's maiden name, Doris Bohmj Culbertson, Montana IRENE THOMPSON '31 - Mrs. Irene Powell, Culbertson, Montana LAVINA THOMPSON '35 - I7 Watson Apt. , Missoula, Montana ORVIN THOMPSON '35 - 710 West Alcott Ave. , Fergus Falls, Minnesota GLADYS THORPE '42 - Mrs. Chester Tibbets, Teacher, 2nd Ave., Williston, North Dakota DONALD TIPP '47 - GEORGE TIPP, Jr, '52 - Pvt, George Tipp Jr. , 0556229560 Co, G, 20th Infantry Regt., Fort Ord, California - RAYMOND, TIPP '48 - VIRGINIA TIPP '51 - FRED TOBIASON '55 - Froid, Montana EVA JOY TRIPLETT '53 - Mrs. Ray Harris, R. R. 2, Colbert, Washington LEO TRIPLETT '26 - fWife 's maiden name, Doris Hollyj Lumberyard, Froid, Montana DEAN TSCHACHE '35 - 416 South Tracy, Bozeman, Montana 72
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