Garfield County High School - Remuda Yearbook (Jordan, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1951 volume:

SIHSI1 XH GARFIELD COUNTY HIGH JORDAN, MONTANA 1951 We wish to present this an- nual to the students, faculty, business people, and to all who made this annual possible. We hope that throughout these pages you may capture the many activities, events, and traditions that occurred in the year 50-51. SENIOR CUSS 51' Because of his high ideals for the better things in life; because of his efforts to pass these ideals on to our students, his efforts in improving the school and reviving our school spirit, and because we appreciate what he has done for us, we dedicate the 1951 REUUDA to Ur. G. E. Cox Superintendent, Garfield County High School 3 Norma Hoverson, Velma Hart, Bronson LaMoure, Carol Brooks, Mary Alexander, Gale Fogle, Miss Mary Hoose, Don Bauman, Merle Spears. Not Pictured: Audrey Bowen. Editor Assistant Editor Advertising Managers Senior Writer Activity Writer Bronson LaMoure ir« Norma Hoverson 4 In these days of unrest in the world at large, there may be a growing tendency on the part of young people to be- come imbued with the same unrest and possibly a feeling of hopelessness or frustration as they see that their immediate futures may be greatly afiected by the rapidly changing con- ditions of preparation for the defense of our country. The same spirit of industry, co-operation, and careful analysis of present problems, which you have all shown to such a great extent in your school affairs, will surely serve to carry you through any and all vicissitudes in your future. Aim for a definite goal and strive continually to attain that goal in spite of any temporary obstacles and your success will be assured. You may be certain that my best wishes for a happy and secure life will follow you all in your several endeavors in the caning years. 5 ADMINISTRATION Gem Cox—Social Science Mary Hoose—Commercial Frank Gliko—English 6 Robert Singer—Music BACK aO(V: Clifford Spr cklin, Dan Bevis, Howard Ady, Edwin Trumbo, Allen Barnes, Joe Twitchell, Phil Edsall, Jim Barnes, Larry Harbaugn, Jack Hill; MIDDLE ROW: Hike Petitt, Johnny Trumbo, Betty Svenson, Sarah Boughton, Dorothy Spracklin, Ardella Ady, Ethel Lane, June Anderson, Phylis Mury, Ethel Lambert, Betty Mury, Lester Lane, Dale Dreider, Mr. Bud Bowlin,Janitor; FRONT ROW: Cynthia Saylor, Hazel Mack, Mildred Stanton, Arlys Engdahl, Virginia Hays, Mrs. Bud Bowlin, Mrs. J. E. Whitmer, Caroline Hawkinson, Norma Kreider, Audrey Bowen, Rose Marie Nordahl. Matt Leuschen, Janitor SCHOOL 30AxD Supt. Cox, Clell O'Connor, Pete Ron- ning, Pat Murnion, Earl Hebrew, Ralph 7 McWilliams, Mable Poila.ro, Norman Olson DON BAUMAN Class President 4; Class Secretary 2; Student Council Representative Lettermen's Club President 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Saga Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1, i;, jt 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Glee Club j; Delegate Boys' Stated LENORE STURTZ Class Vice President 4; Band 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Librarian 1, 2; Red Cross Convention 4; Class Play 4; Home Ec. Club 2, 3; Manager, Basket- ball 1; G. A. A. 3. MERLE SPEARS Class Secretary Treasurer 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Saga Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4; Basketball 1, 2; G. A. A.J Home Ec. Club 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Music CamD Delegate 3; Best Dressed Girl 4. 8 FRANK IRTSON Student Council Representative 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Saga Staff 3, 4; Vice President 2; Red Cross Camp Delegate 2; Librarian 3; Best Dancer 4; Best Basketball Player 4� Prom King 3. I CAROL BROOKS Student Council President 4, Repre- sentative 2, 3; Transferred from Cohagen 2; Basketball 2; Saga Staff 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Assistant Editor, Annual 4; Class Play 4; G.A.A. Secretary 3; Most Popular Girl 3; Best Dancer 4; Best Basket- ball Player 4 HOWARD ADY Band 2; Red Cross Camp Delegate 3 MARY ALEXANDER Band 1, 4; Cias� Play 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Saga Staff 1, 2, Editor 3, 4; Annual Editor 4; Class Presi- dent 1, 2, 3; Home Ec. Club 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Most Beautiful 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4� EARL CLARK Baseball 3; Stage Manager, Class Play 3, 4. AUDREY BOWEN Saga Staff 2, 3; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 3, Sec. 2; Annual Staff 4; Class Vice-President 2; Librarian 1, 2; G. A. A. 3; Most Intelligent 3, 4 GALE FOGLE Saga Staff A; Delegate Boys' State 3; Saga Staff A; Annual Staff A. NORUA HOVERSON Transferred from Fromberg 3; Saga Staff 3, A; Annual Staff A; G.AJL 3 Transferred from Cohagen 2; Band 3 A; Class Play A; Pep Squad 2, 3; Best Personality A; G. A. A. 3 HAZEL CLAUSON ETHEL LAMBERT Basketball 1, 2; Band 1, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Class Play 3, Business Manager 4; Saga Staff 3 4; G� A. A. 3; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3. NORMA KREIDER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; G.A.A. 3; Class Play 4; Business Manager 3; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Librarian 3, 4; Saga Staff 2, 3- BRONSON LaMOURE Delegate Boys' State 3; Student Council Representative 1; Football 2, 3; Librarian 1; Class Play 3� 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4� 12 MARGIE UURNION Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Saga Staff 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3; Home Ec. Club 2; G. A. A. 3. M3 VELMA MART Band 1; Home Ec. Club 2; Class Sec. 1, 3; G. A. A. 3; Saga Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3, A; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Girls' State Delegate 3; Most Beautiful 4; Pep Squad 1. JESSIE NORDAHL Transferred from Roundup 2; Class Play 3� 4; Home Ec. Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 4; G. A. A. 3; Saga Staff 3; Librarian 2, 3- 13 GUS SCHMIDT Transferred from Cohagen 2; Class Plays 2, 3; Glee Club 3; G Club 2. ROSE MARIE NORDAHL Home Ec. Club 2; G. A. A. 3; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Saga Staff 4; Librarian 2; Basketball 1, 2. MILDRED STANTON Home Ec. Club 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3� Librarian 4; Saga Staff 1; Basketball 1, 2; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 3. WILLIS STONE IRMA STURTZ Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Librarian 1 Student Council Representative 1 Class Play 3, 4; Saga Staff 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2; G. A. A. 3. Transferred From Stanford 2; Base ball 2, 3. CECIL WEEDING Class Play 3, K’, Football 3; Band 1; Letter-men's Club J. 15 BACK ROW: Peter Ronning, Dean Watson, George Thomas, Inez Haglof, Merle Spears, Miss Bailey, John Robertson, Bob Riley, Richard Rath, Raymond Kearney. FRONT ROW': Irma Sturtz, Mary Alexander, John Dee Davenport, Lenore Sturtz, Jack Woods, Justin Mart, Carol Brooks, Velma Mart. Way back in the year 1939, we, as a group of seventeen light-hearted youngsters, trudged merrily to our first day of school. Miss Bailey, our first grade teacher, met us at the door and assured each and everyone of us that the twelve years of labor to follow would be a snap. Little did we realize how wrong Miss Bailey would be. 16 continued on next page Sen i or Class - Jlisloru con't ' . ° J onem,jr-iwo eigntn graders, feeling quite wise and important, received their welcome diplomas. . thirt7 eight eager and quite green students entered high school. After initiation, which we had dreaded for a good many years, we took our place in high school. When we were Juniors we gave a Class Play and a prom for the Seniors. We also sponsored a masquerade ball. Durmg our Senior year we welcomed the Freshmen with initiation; presented a class play; gave a winter formal, and produced this annual. Out of the thirty-eight students that started high sctool with our class, there are only twenty-four left to receive diplomas. ,is « 5 I • 1 I « . _ . !! - A ■ ■ ______________ BACK ROW: Hazel Clauson, Irma Sturtz, Willis Stone, Earl Clark, Don Bauman, Frank Watson, Bronson LaMoure, Gus Schmidt, Cecil Weeding, Gale Fogle, Howard Ady, Rose Marie Nordahl, Mary Alexander. FRONT ROW: Audrey Bowen, Mildred Stanton, Norma Kreider, Margie Murnion, Lenore Sturtz, Supt. Cox, Ethel Lambert, Carol Brooks, Velma Mart, Nonna Hoverson, Merle Spears, Jessie Nordahl. 17 Wilt and Jestament We the class of 51 do hereby declare this our last will and testament. To the Juniors: Realizing that we have placed a heavy responsibility upon their shoulders, we leave our positions and dignity to them. To the Sophomores: We leave our talents, abilities, and numerous faults. To the Freshmen: We leave our patience and endurance. (It is a long wait kids.) I, Howard Ady, will my brown wavy hair to Mike Petitt. I hope that by the time he is a Senior his hair will also be wavy. I, Mary Alexander, will my ambition to Helen Watson, who really needs some. I will my gray hairs collected by being editor of the Sagebrush Saga and the Annual to Phylis Mury, who now has my job. I, Don Bauman, will my experience and ways with the women to Charlie Pangburn, who will soon need some advice on the ways of the world. I, Audrey Bowen, will my typing ability to Gilbert Wallace, who probably will want to make a career of typing. I, Carol Brooks, leave my red hair and freckles to anyone who can live with them as long as I have (take it from me, they'll add some spice to your life). I also leave my ability to have a good time to the Freshmen girls, hoping that they have as much fun in high school as I did. I, Hazel Clauson, will my silly little giggle and insane per- sonality to Mary Olson, hoping that she will put them to work at oncet I, Earl Clark, will my teek (car) to the Junior Class, as I know they will need it for the many errands they have to run when they become Seniors. I, Gale Fogle, will my little feet to Jim Barnes although it looks as if it's a little too late to help him much. I, Norma Hoverson, will my crossword puzzle books to Jack Brooks. I hope that it will improve his vocabulary as well as give him something to do. 18 I, Norma Kreider, will my everlasting chawin' gum , to Sarah Boughton, who usually has more than her share. I, Ethel Lambert, will my cunning and sly tricks of getting out of study hall to Betty Mury, who is taking lessons from me now. I, Buster LaMoure, leave my uncombed hair to Roger Fellman, and my ability to play hooky without an excuse to Vern McKinney, who has a little ability himself. I, Margie Murnion, leave my ability to leave school at the semester and still graduate to anyone who thinks they can replace me. I, Jessie Nordahl, will my slenderness to John McKerlick, and my knack of being tardy to anyone who gets up as late as I da. I, Rose Marie Nordahl, will my sweet disposition and dimpled smile to Betty Lou Brown, who could use a few smiles. I, Gust Schmidt, will my love for the wanen, and my invariable chasing of them to James Alexander, who I hope can run faster than I. I, Merle Spears, will my many clothes to Barbara Bauman who has quite a collection already. I, Mildred Stanton, will my job in the library to Duck Spracklin. He should enjoy that as he spends most of his time either in the library or at the window. I, Willis Stone, will nothing. It will take all I've got and a little more for Irma and I to exist. I, Irma Sturtz, leave my love for going steady during my high school years to Alta Hellyer, hoping that she won't break anymore young men's hearts. I, Lenore Sturtz, will my Tuesday morning from school to Mildred Bozarth, who usually takes any morning from school she wants. (This may regulate some of the afternoons off too.) I, Frank Watson, leave my carved up desks, and ny untouched books to anyone who can get by without using them as I have done. I, Cecil Weeding, leave my bright wise cracks to John Dee Davenport, hoping he will improve some of his. I, Velma Mart, will ray wishes to have things done my way to Sally Farrand, in hopes that she will have better results than I did. So ends the last will and testament of the class of 51 . 19 -by Velma Mart Just for chuckles, let's imagine ourselves in the future—cbout 1961. Let's see—yes, that's the date we set for the class of 51 reunion. Our old class president, Don Bauman, sent reminders to all the members of the class to attend the reunion at G.C.H.S. As the members of the class gathered on the specified day, many could not be recognized as old classmates. First of all there was a rough and wooly cowboy, who turned out to be Gale Fogle, better known as Wild-Eyed- Willie back in high school. He informs us that he just blew in from Texas with CalAmity Jane. We found out later that Calamity was Ethel Lambert. They own a horse ranch on the Panhandle, a partnership deal. A few minutes after we had gathered, Buster LaMoure, a former classmate, rushed in. He had just been out on a rushed business call. You know, of course, that Buster is the undertaker at the local mortuary, Bush's Lively Inn. Mary Alexander, his assistant, drives the hearse. She makes a daily tour of the city picking up customers. After we had all assembled, Don Bauman, the master of ceremonies, called the convention to order and made a few announcements. He informed us that many former classmates would not be able to attend. Willie and Irma Stone had written from Nome, Alaska that they were too busy raising strawberries to be bothered with the outside world. Hazel Vanderbilt (formerly Cl uson) phoned from London the morning of the reunion. She informed Don that she and her millionaire husband had been invited by the King and Queen of England to spend the week-end with them at Bucking- ham Palace. Earl Clark also had replied that he couldn't possibly make it (with regrets of course) because he was to be the star in LIGM's picture of the year, Don Juan of the Blackfoot Country. Gust Schmidt and Rose Marie Nordahl were late to the meeting because they had stopped at the courthouse on the way down and were married. So naturally, we found out very little about their past ten years. They were terribly busy smooch- ing all the time. 20 Continued on next page Howard Ady and his wife, Jessie Nordahl Ady performed a tumbling, juggling, and acrobatic act. Seven of their nine- teen children also starred in the act. They are featured in the Barnum-Bailey Circus. At this point on the program Lenore Sturtz, Merle Spears, and Margie Murnion sang a blues song. They present a daily radio program on CBS; The program is entitled Pine and Whine with the Boo Hoo Lulu Sisters. Audrey Bowen, the Company President of the beer that mace Milwaukee famous, gave a long speech on Beer and why more people should drink it. Margaret Truman, Audrey's secretary, accompanied her to the reunion. Margaret took notes on Audrey's speech for the Washington Time. Cecil ..eeding, the Cattle King of Montana, and his partner, Mildred Stanton, entertained our group with cattle calls. Everyone enjoyed the exhibitions to the fullest extent. The former Carol Brooks who owns a flea circus in India brought samples of her finest specimens. She had her assist- ant, Frank i.atson, distribute the fleas among the audience. Soon all the people started scratching. A prize was awarded for Oscar when he was found. He was Carol's pet. Forma Hoverson and Norma Kreider announced that they were recently appointed to the school board. They were con- fronted with many problems, but due to their past experiences they feel that they have solved them in complete sympathy with everyone concerned. At this time the meeting was adjourned. W'e bade each other farewell anc went on our merry way. As we drove out of town we noticed Don Bauman standing on the corner of Main street with a sign Contribute to the blind. Some occupation, Don I 21 1. Our return initiation—Cherub Saunders and Mary Alexander. 2. School Party—Helen Watson and Don Bauman: 3-8. Junior Class Play '49-'50. 9 12. Senior Sweetheart Swirl '50-'51. ID. Junior Prom '49-'50. 11. Senior Class Play '50- 51. 22 «.hen we started out as Freshmen, just four years ago, e thought ourselves quite smart, and really in the .ow . We thought ourselves quite big, and mighty as could be, Then along come initiation anc took away our dignity. Things were rather rugged, that one oay in September, ana when it was all over, it remaineo just something to remember . And then when we were Sophomores, we Waited for the day__ When we could initiate the Freshmen, and make it their turn to nay. A® S-ve some school parties—other than that—our activities were few We had some very good times and then before we knew, Our Sophomore year had passed us by__ Then we were Juniors of Garfield County Hi?h. ..e gave a Masquerade Ball in the year of '49, Which took a little planning, and quite a bit of time. r.e had a sort of mystery-that eve of Halloween; and if you heard Who is the Black Cat ? You'a know just what we mean. Next on the list, was our Junior Class Play. i.e chose a 3- ct Western, to present on the appointed day, � nu with our class play over, and spring on the way, ..e began work on our prom, to De held in the middle of May. and then oefore we knew it, the remaining days began to pass; We founa ourselves no longer Juniors—out now—the Senior Class. Our busy days as Seniors, with all our dignity; ’Will remain as only memories, in all the years to be. There'll cone a time when we'll look back on many a good old day; And maybe—with this book in hanc—we might stop to say; Here's cur Swettheart Swirl-in the year of '$1. anc oh yes! Our Senior Clas:- Play—BovJ That was fun. And row th. t our activities have passed by; We bid x fore, idieu, to Garfield County Hi h. by- Mary Alexander 23 24 25 rr ARDELLA ADY a� A f n ■« « o V J stf V k,v JAMES ALEXANDER MAY JUNE ANDERSON ALLEN BARNES JAMES BARNES RAYMOND CLAUSON MARY ANN STURTZ SELMA SWANSON LARRY ENODAHL NOT PICTURED CHARLES PANC3URN ARTHUR GA LUNGER EDWIN TRUM30 JOE TWITCHELL MARILYN HAYHURST HELEN WATSON 26 r JACK HILL r J GERTRUDE HI OTHER BETTY LOU BROUN ROSE HUGHES o HENRY JESSEN Caroline HAWKINSON DALE KREIDER BETTY HELLYER ETHEL LANE HAZEL MACK MELVIN THOMAS ANNIE MART McKERLICK NURNIOff ROBERT PEARSON NIKE PETITT RUTHIE RATH IRENE SCHHDT 5 Ail PONaLD SPRACKUN NOT PICTURED: DONALD RITTER RICHARD STONE DICKIE STURTZ BETTY SVENSON 27 DARLENE THOMAS JOHNNY TRUMBO CYNTHIA SAYLOR • V BILLY ATNFIELE BACK ROW: Bonnie Milroy, Neeltje Joe Wille, Norman Kerr, Mrs. Patterson, Delores Rogge, Frances Hawkinson. FRONT ROW: Dennis Cox, Leila Hinther, Samuel Schwindt, Uardrie Ann Olson, Rosemary Hensleigh, Charles Brown, James Vollmer. BACK ROW: Hugh Highland, Robert Ritter, Karen Foster, Ronald Schmidt, Stewart Griffith, Mrs. McKenna, Bobby Hageman, David Braun, Darrell Hen- sleigh, Keith Spracklin, Patsy Pfeifer. FRONT ROW: Gloria Sturtz, Davie Schlenker, Anita Hinther, Ray Rath, Patty O'Conner, Jackie Hedstrom, Tootsie Brown, Agnes Bollinger, Jerry Vollmer, Barbara Pangburn. 28 BACK ROW: Joyce Wallace, Roxie Ryan, Patsy Haney, Charles Brown, Mrs. Nordahl, Clifford Milroy, Harold Brown, Don Harbaugh, Milton Schlenker, Yvonne Euell, Stella Euell. FRONT ROW: Robert Beard, James Cox, Ronald Merwin, Jackie Hageman, Archie Hamer, Margaret Schlenker, Jimmy Pangburn, Evon Schwindt, Linda Hinther, Alice Wallace, Earl Thomas, Delores Bollinger, Donna Schmidt. NOT-PICTURED: Billv Clark. Bonnie McDonald. x u in vji nuL.Hf BACK ROW: Wayne Burchett, Dale Fellman, Clara Jane Wille, Norma Jear. McKer- lick, Mrs. Griffith, Stephen Braun, Margaret Edsall, Carol Ronning, Myrna Bauman, Mary Lou Hageman. FRONT ROW: Richard Trumbo, Bobby Rath, Pauline Ritter, Sandy MacKinzy, Yvonne Chambers, Sterling Brown, Mickey Sturtz, Marion Hinther, Lloyd McKinney. 29 Ifl __________________ISIXTH GRADEI_____________________________ BACK ROW: Leo Edsall, Darlene Merwin, Audrey Kester, Mrs. McDonald, Janet Griffith, Leah Currey, George Hageman, Betty Wichern, Frank Brown. FRONT ROW: Meredith Ritter, Marian Janes, Ward Swanser, San Highland, Barbara Haney, Shirley Tobel, Beverly Singer, Dorothy Hawkinson, Jack Tobel. BACK ROW: Baan Dee Wille, W'iliie Bluhn, Ronald McKinney, Art Hawkinson, Mr. Netzley, Glen Gallinger, Barbara Wichern, Marjorie Robinson, Annette Woods, Margit Nordahl. MIDDLE ROW: Noma Olson, Margy Mart, Clara Rath, Alice Marie Hallburg, Margy Foster, Maureen Mumion, Coreen Murnion, Elaine Schwindt, Twila Schwindt, Wayne Hunter, Mike Bozarth, Bobby Engdahl. FRONT ROW: Richard Haney, Bud Tobel, Carl Wallace, Vern Swanser, Eddie Ritter, Dick Bauman, Earnie Bozarth, Donald Weeding. 30 MOST HANDSOME— Phil Edsall MOST BEAUTIFUL—Velma Mart The favorite contest conducted this year was the second to take place at G. C. H. S. Two girls and two boys were nominated for each honor in the primary election. Students began conducting campaigns for their choice, and soon the halls and classrooms were cluttered with posters, mottos etc. The final election was held, and two students were eliminated from each division of the contest. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Alexander, Buster LaMoure BEST DRESSED Merle Spears, Ervin Erlenbusch MOST INTELLIGENT Audrey Bowen, Gene Harbaugh BEST DANCERS BEST BASKETBALL PLAYERS Carol Brooks, Frank Watson ! FAVORITE TEACHER—Mr. Frank Glikc 32 BACK ROW: Larry Harbaugh, John Dee Davenport, Jim Barnes, John McKerlick, Charles Pangburn, Coach Gliko, Frank Watson; FRONT ROW: Art Gallinger, Don Bauman, Justin Mart, Jim Murnion, Phil Edsall. Melvin Hoverson and Glen Edsall, Referees Bob James, Manager Coach Frank Gliko 33 Jordan va. Plevna, Home game, Feb. 17 Jordan va. Plevna, Tournament LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Barnea, P. Edaall, F. Watson, J. McKerlick, R. Fellman, J. Brooka, C. Pangburn, J. Alexander, Coach Gliko, D. Stone, A. Gallinger, W. Stone, C. Spracklin, G. Wallace, D. Bauman, L. Harbaugh, J. Davenport, J. Mumion, V. McKinney. In conference play of the 50-51 Baaketball aeaaon, the Muatanga won four games and loat eight. They beat auch teams aa Sacred Heart who took second place in the tournament, and State School who took third. Jordan played the first game in the tournament, dropping it to Broadus 35-46. The next afternoon they played Plevna in a thriller that ended 45-46 for Plevna. These two losses eliminated the Mustangs but moat of them stayed in Miles City to see Terry take first place and Sacred Heart second. State School and Wibaux placed third and fourth. Phil Edaall, the Mustangs' high scorer, won the free throw contest. Edsall made 16 out of 20 in the first round and advancec to the finals where he made 17 out of 20. 1950-51 SCHEDULE Date Team Dec. 1 Terry Dec. 9 Sacred Heart Dec. 15 Wibaux Jan. 12 Broadus Jan. 20 Plevna Jan. 26 Sacred Heart Jan. 27 State School Feb. 2 Wibaux Feb. 3 Terry Feb. 9 State School Feb. 17 Plevna Feb. 20 Broadus TOURNAMENT GAMES 31 31 48 44 49 38 37 42 38 35 64 50 The: 39 28 56 55 53 82 59 57 53 34 35 41 34 Jordan 35- Jordan 45- Broadus 46 ■Plevna 46 SCW - — ACTIVITIES BACK ROW: Selma Swanson, Virginia Hays, Ada Clark, Betty liury, Monte Highland, Mildred Stanton, Ethel Lane, Phylis Mury, Ethel Lambert, Audrey Bowen, Barbara Bauman, Alta Hellyer, Sally Farrand, Cherub Saunders, Norma Kreider; FRONT ROW: Betty Svenson, Mary Ann Sturtz, Ruthie Rath, Karen James, Ruby Weeding, Marilyn Hayhurst, Gertrude Hinther, annie Mumion, Sarah Boughton, Arlys Engdahl, Caroline Hawkinson, Jessie Nordahl, Cynthia Saylor. CHEERLEADERS: Carol Brooks, Merle Spears, Velma Mart, Mary Alexander. j ft ry J| . 35 Cheerleaders in new uniforms Mrs. Bob McKenna, Advisor when we started out us Freshmen� just four years -ago, We thought ourselves quite smart, and really in the know . We thought ourselves quite big, and mighty as could be, Then along Came initiation anc took away our dignity. Things were rather rugged, that one aay in September, and when it was all over, it remainea just something to remember . And then when we were Sophomores, we waited for the day— When we could initiate the Freshmen, and make it their turn to nay. We gave some school parties—other than that—our activities were few. We had some very good times and then before we knew, Our Sophomore year had passed us by— Then we were Juniors of Garfield County High. „e gave a Masquerade Ball in the year of '49, Which took a little planning, and quite a bit of time. We had a sort of mystery-that eve of Halloween; nd if you heard Who is the Black Cat ? You'a know just what we mean. Next on the list, was our Junior Class Play. V.e chose a 3- ct Western, to present on the appointed day, Anu with our class play over, and spring on the way, V.e began work on our prom, to be held in the middle of May. and then oefore we knew it, the remaining days began to pass; We found ourselves no longer Juniors—but now—the Senior Class. Our busy days as Seniors, with all our dignity; Will remain as only memories, in all the years to be. There'll cone a tine when we'll look back on many a good old day; And maybe—with this book in hanc—we might stop to say; Here's cur Sweetheart Swirl-in the year of '51. anc oh yes! Our Senior Class Flay—Boy! That was fun. And now that our activities have Dassed by; We bic . fore, tdieu, to Garfield County Hi h. by- Mary Alexander Sagebrush Saga „ WX1.X . +Vw r.i.ss ' r _ v-x T back'o °‘c SWlRr SR S CHOOSE bWCtr. hf W 0 .1 A DATE WITH JUDY ' ” h ; 1 L - ' b fjr r-N rcr +i ScrJLc: P0RTRA,rs AM ?L ck cir5l SITTING: Velma Mart, Virginia Hays, Mary Alexander, Miss Mary Hoose, Sally Farrand, Carol Brooks. STANDING: Frank V tson, Cherub Saunders, Norma Hoverson, Larry Karbaugh, Betty Mury, Ethel Lambert, Merle Spears, Mary Olson, Alta Hellyer, Don Bauman Editor.......................Mary Alexander Assist. Editor......Virginia Hays Front Page Editor...Carol Brooks Sports Writers.....Sally Farrand Don Bauman Activity Writers.......Velma Mart Cherub Saunders Advisor...........Miss Mary Hoose Art Staff..............Merle Spears Alta Hellyer Norma Hoverson Circulation Manager..Ethel Lambert Business Manager........Mary Olson Inquiring Reporter......Betty Mury Mimeo. Operators----Larry Harbaugh Frank Watson First Row: Ruby Weeding, Carol Brooks, Barbara Bauman, Alta Hellyer, Roger Fellman. Back Row: Mr. Gem Cox, Vem McKinney, Frank Watson, Alan Ronning. President..........Carol Brooks Vice President.....Alta Hellyer Sec.-Treas........Barbara Bauman 37 KNEELING: Marilyn Hayhurst. SITTING: Monte Highland, Cynthia Saylor, Sally Farrand, Mildred Stanton, Merle Spears, Mary Alexander, Lenore Sturtz, Cherub Saunders, James Alexander, Billy Winfield, Joe Twit- chell, Thomas McKerlick. STANDING: Hazel Clauson, Margie Murnion, Mary Ann Sturtz, Ardella Ady, Shirley McConnel, Norma Kreider, Ethel Lambert, Roger Fellman, Robert Pearson, Ervin Erlenbusch. Henry Jessen, Melvin Mart, Alan Ronning, Mr. Robert Singer� Director 38 The G. C. H. S. band played for several events during the year, 50-51 They provided music during half-time for the season's basketball games and also attended the tournament. They held a concert for the community in April and attended a concert in Glendive May 5. LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Mury, Mildred Stanton, Virginia Hays, Mr. Bob Singer, Arlys Engdahl, Phyllis Mury, Norma Kreider. Mr. Singer headed the Library Department with six librarians under his jurisdiction. Each librarian took charge of the library for one period of the day. Betty Svenson, Clifford Highland, Jimmy Uumion 39 BACK ROW: Fred Brown, John Trumbo, Melvin Mart, Jack Brooks, Roger Feliman, Robert Pearaon, Bill Winfield, Dan Bevia. Dick Stone; MIDDLE ROW: Ethel Lane, Monte Highland, Rose Hughes, Betty Hellyer, Betty Sven- aon, Irene Schmidt, Mr. Frank Gliko, Jack Hill, Mike Petitt, Donald Sprack- lin, Thomas McKerlick, Henry Jeaaen, Dale Kreider, Gene Harbaugh; FRONT ROA: Darlene Thomas, Ruby Weeding, Cynthia Saylor, Karen James, Betty Brown, Hazel Mack, Gertrude Hinther, Annie Mumion, Sarah Boughton, Mildred Boearth, Caroline Hawkinson, Ruthie Rath. BACK ROW: Joe Twitchell, Alan Ronning, Charles Pangburn, David Gibbs, Jim Barnes, Mr. John Over, Edwin Trumbo, Allen Barnes, Richard Leuschen, James Alexander; FRONT ROW: Raymond Clauson, Darlene Curtis, Carol Curtis, Selma Swanson, Barbara Bauman, Marilyn Hayhurst, Arlys Engdahl, June Anderson, Mary Ann Sturta, Ardella Ady, Art Gallinger. BACK ROW: Shirley McConnell, Betty Mury, Phylis Mury, Justin Mart, Ervin Erlen- busch, Verne McKinney, Jim Mumion, John Dee Davenport, Lary Harbaugh, John McKerlick, Phil Edsall, Clifford High- land, Gilbert Wallace, Clifford Sprack- lin, George Thomas; FRONT ROW: Mary Olson, Ada Clark, Virginia Hays, Lester Lane, Dorothy Spracklin, Mrs. Janet Rich, Rhoda Hell- yer, Bob James, Alta Hellyer, Cherub Saunders, Sally Farrand. 40 Frank Watson. Verne McKinney and Nonna Strasburg. Helen Watson and Kona Davenport. Shirley McConnel. Allen Barnes, Jack Brooks, and Jim Barr.es in days gone by. Buster LaMoure and funny book. Don Bauman and Verne McKinney (on a hookey trip!!) Snooks Hays. Phyllis Mury is posing. Willy Stone and Philip Edsall. Mary Alexander, Cherub Saunders, Allene Anderson, and Merle Spears. Velma Mart, Val Proue, and Carol Brooks. Arlys Engdahl, Phyllis Mury, and Snooks Hays. My! Hasn't Hazel Clauson changed! Sally Parrand. Carol Curtis. 41 Would you recognize Gale Fogle? That's Justin Mart—behind the ball. Dick Sturtz. Merle Spears, Mary Alexander, Bob Riley, and Frank Watson. Happy-go-lucky Ethel Lambert. Mary and James Alexander in their younger days. Mildred Stanton when she was a tiny tot l Merle Spears, Joyce Wilmot, and Carol Brooks. Sleeping beauty, Merle Spears. Cherub Saunders and Velma Mart. Melvin Mart. Woo-woo—Ada Clark. 42 jjl? Hazel Maben-Jordan ttnel Thomas-Kalispoil ljiA Carl L. Wellmon-Oregon Inland Wellman-Oregon Clayton Farrington- not located Hazel Winfield-Oregon Mabel Johnson-Jordan [«an Thorton-Wfcshington Hattie Standard-California Georgia Hampton- not located ]£2Q lUry Murphy-Waahington Sara Maben-Montana Florence Heath-Washington Toooy Whit a- not locateo ilbur Thomas-deceased }92l Gladys Frazier-Iowa Francis Uather-Jordan Ruby linfield-Califomia Turner-not located Evelyn Harvey-Texas Ralph Campbell-deceased 1222 Bruce Cole- not located 3«nford Counts-rot located Kora Osbom-Wa shington Velma Parrish-Washington Alfred Shomalter-Washington 1923 Cicley Alexander-Montana Delpha Brown-Billings Frank Foster- Three Forks Lie Keener-Washington Leona Osbom-Miles City •ard Thorton-llontana Glen Wilm- not located 1924 Cecil Badgley-Bozeman John Bums-Califomia Harry Foster-Montana Charles Garber-Montana Charles Harvey-Oregon Milo Lahn-Miles City Clifford Mi He r-Washington Lillian Murphy-Washington Margaret Parish- not located 1925 albert Childers-deceased Orant Dona ldson-Montana Mouterville Hash-Kali spell Anthony Murphy-Washington Louise M. Nickey-New York Bessie Norman-Washing ton Floyd Osborn-Jort an Mary Page-Idaho Ruth Parish-Washington Clyde Tripp-deceased Milton Schrank-Jordan Blanche Messier-Montana 1926 Freda Helm-Washington Ella Hooker-Miles City Inez Kathnan-Minnesota Kerait Kramer-Sand Point Corlnne Keiter-Nevada Ruth Via 11-Jordan Ethel fiagner-Miles City Joseph Mickus-Washington Mary Kenny-Washington Flora Brown-Billings }927 ilizabeth Barrett-Brusett Coy Childers-Roundup Philip Fellman-Joraan Helen Haley-Forsyth Shirley Haley-Forsyth Mrs. Claribe1 Saylor-Jordan Sorrel Stineba ugh-Army Lloyd Stinebaugh-Malta Frances Swanser-Jordan John Twitche 11-Circle Rufus OliTer-Seattle Vivian Nault-Jordan Joseph Murphy-Seattie Margie Feliman-Jordan Beryl Edwards-Seattie Helen Campbell-Helena Robert Beard—Jordan Alan Campbell-Nevada Arleen Engdahl-Jordan Maxine Hubbard-Washington Dorothy Kramer-Billings Ella Shook-not located Dorothy Taylor-Billings John Tripp-Idaho Doris Hendershott-Jordan 1929 Ethel Barrett-Jordan Donald Bass-Alaska Vernie Childers-Billings Alma Dage-California Ruby Edwards-California Margaret Farrington-not located Grace Graham-Montana Alice Grant-Jordan Leslie Grant-Montana Harold Kellogg-Tacoma Thelma Mason-Kansas Sophia Pfeifer-Montana Ben Sowle-Brockway Bernice Thooas-Califomia Rose 11a Wiseman- not located Helen Wheeler-Ronan Violet Os bom-Tacoma Helen Osbom-Washington Azalea No naan-Jordan Arlie Markley-North Dakota Edwin Fellman-Billings Virginia Campbell-Montana Jean Armbruster-Califomia 1930 Eleanor Barker-Jordan Mildred Beard-deceased Gladys Euell-Texas Melba Hay-Washington Dick Saylor-deceased Glen Viall-Brandenberg James Winfield-W shington Edgar Riley-Roundup Florence Mickus-Jordan May Markley-Joroan John Hubbard-California Lillis Hendershott-Washington Lillian Hendershott-Washington Daniel Kenny-W shington Woodrow Saylor-Brusett Rita Witt-Seattle 1931 Viola 3augutz-South Dakota Marlowe Ewy-Jordan Kenneth Fannon-Great Falls Margaret Joyce-Los Angeles Jean Kerr-Jordan Francis Saylor-Washington D. C. Dorothy Standley- not located Florence Strasburg-Washington Marvin S. Witt-Bridger Lavem Wilson-Washington Floyd Tollefson, Jr.-deceased Ruth O'Conner-Brusett Anna Hawkins- not located Clara Demberger-Glasgow Vera Dage-Califomia Delpha 3a scorn-Oregon im Pearl Baugatz-Arizona Margaret Benson-Oregon Gussie Childers-Anaconda Irene Deniger-Montana Carol Deni sar-Billing a Pearl Graham-Fort Peck as June Harvey-Portland, Ore. Margurite Hubbard-Califomia Anne Kerr-Brockway Mrs. Mamie McKeever—Jordan Velma Osborn-Europe Joyce Phelps-Laurel LeRoy Spracklin-Jordan Sterling C. West-Los Angeles 1933 Leonard Hallberg-Hardin Paul Hensleigh-Montana Gardner Hubbard-Califomia Grace Maxwell-Kali spell Jessie Merwin-Montana Clell O'Connor-Jordan Dan Saylor-deceased Dorothy Sensiba-Miles City Katherine Sorenson- not located Elsie Wheatcroft-Jordan Dorothy Campbell-Great Falls 1934 Robert Crane-Jordan Bernice Orant-Billinga Lois Deniger-Montana Fred Kibler-CaHfomia AHce Klbler-New Jersey Oleta Kite-Colorado PhylHs McKeever-Jordan John Mac DonaId-Jordan Kenneth Robertson-Jordan Edna Tripp-deceased Shirley West-deceased LaRelle Wichershan-Montana Kenneth Wilson-Worth Dakota Teddy Walker-Idaho Hasel Drennen-Washington Winnie Edwards-not located Floyd Hageman-Jordan Florence Hallberg-not located Lyle Hensleigh-Kalispell Margaret Hewitt-KaU spell Aaneita Jones-Washington 1935 Walter Presser-not located Jewell Highland-Washington Mildred Highlond-BilHngs Ruthe Bi 1Hng-Jordan Dorothea Davis-Jordan Ruby EueH-Jordan Irene Fogle-Califomia Lavina Garthofner-Custer Robert Gibson-Sand Springs Harold Hageman-Jordan Louise Laipple-Laurel Howard Leuschen-Washington Frank McKeever-Jordan Frank Mickus-Washington John Mumion-Jordan Elvin Osbom-Montana John Saylor-in service Eleanor Schlenker-Colorado 1936 June Merwin- Hungry Horse Agnes Baugatz-Wisconsin Lucille Edwards-Jordan Tom Harvey-deceased Gilbert Hoxmer- Hungry Horse Peggy Huston-Brusett Marjorie Kellogg-deceased Margaret Leuschen-Miles City Roy Mart-Missoula Irene Nelson-Warm Springs, R.N. Monte Rene Newland-Plevna Lyle O'Connor-Jordan Donald Phelps-New York Ada Pollard-deceased Frank Rainey-Idaho Ruth Robertson-Sand Springs Katherine Saylor-Wyoming Cecil SJostrom-Custer Leo SJostrom-Custer Edith Stinebaugh-Jordan Esther Stinebaugh-Jordan Agnes Uthaug-White Sulphur Sp. Thelma Wicherahom-Washington Georgina Woods-Miles City 1227 Earl Atchley-Montana Hope 3ascom-Browning Mary Billing-Montana Amy Buffington-Brusett Virginia Byrd-CaHfomia Mary Clark-CaHfomia Richard Gibson-Sand Springs Helen Hallberg- Rawlins, Wyo. Eloise Hastings-Jordan Kathleen Houghian-Montana EHzabeth Hub bard-Montana Agnes Kuntz- not located Berneice Leusehen- Nashua Mary MacDonaId-Jordan Janet Mi Her- not located Clark Mumion-Jordan Frieda Otte-BilHngs Edward Saylor-Washington Jessie Saylor-Brusett Forest SprackHn-Washington Shirley Stinebaugh-Califomia Alvina Sturtz-CaHfornia Douglas White-deceased Dorothy Wichern-Plentywood Walter Ziegele-Washington Jack Kirby-Jordan 122 Dora Coulter-Jordan James Davison-deceased Monte Davison-Missouri Eileen DeBock-Glasgow Joan DeBock-Jordan Esther Fisher-Arizona Veman Fogle-Jordan Joseph Fiedler-Fromberg Esther-Galnik-Columbus Lyonors Grant-Jordan Raymond Grant-Miles City Richard Lambert-Jordan George Mickus-Miles City Opal Monson-Milea City Fern Nelson-Jordan Lura Nelson-Jordan George Hensleigh-Jordan Bob Highland-Washington Ruth Kellogg-Lewistown Vaughn Newland-Jordan George Otte-not located Paula Otte-Jordan Samuel Pollard-Jordan James Purcell-Indiana Katherine Robertson-Rosebud Hilda Rogge-Custer AHce Tripp-Great FaHs Flora Whitmer-Washington Gail Wichem-Chicago PhylHs Windfi eld-Utah Mary Viall-Jordan 1939 Alma Baugatz-Minnesota Wilbur Buffington-deceased Richard Burgess-Van Norman Vernon Byrd-CaHfomia Marilee CalJc-Richey Eugene Davenport-deceased Roy EdsaH-Jordan Richard Frady-Wyoming James Calk-Jordan Louise Hageman-Bozeman Jewell 0'Connor-Bi lHnge Irving Pollard-WilsaH Joan Reeve-Washington D. C. CHfford Rogge-Jordan Clyde Rogge-Glasgow Ramona Tripp-Grass Range Homer Mart-BilLings Nina Lervick-Oregon Clarence Umland-Jordan Carol White-Califomia frank Kignore-California ktaa Womble-CaJAfomia C.thryn Wooda-Califomia gesa Ziagele-Jordan Paul Ziegele-Idaho f«ma Hawkinaon-San Francisco loodro� Hawkinaon-Circle Gordon Hinther-Milea City Sally Grey Hubbard-llinnesota Carol Huaton-Billinga ♦1111« Jacobaen-llilea City jatel Jarden-Califomia 3«tty Ann King-Jordan Joseph Koelbl-Alaska Lucille Kibler-Alaaka Gene LaRocque-5. Dakota jaaes Leuachen—Seattle Lffie McDonald-Seattle jjAQ 3ruce Billing-Bruaett Mavis Burgeas-Wyoming Viola Coulter-Bruaett Ruby Cox-Utah Cleo Davenport-Butte Bill Feigel-Oregon Katherine Fit age raid-Washington D. C. Ailfred Henderaon-lliles City Earnest Fogle-Jordan Orval Frady-Jordan Mary Phelpa-Califomia Mary Purcell-Billinga fay Riley-Waahington Irven Saylor-Bruaett Melba Saylor-Bruaett Robert Singer-Jordan Carol Swanser-Jordan Leona Teigen-Texas Ines Thotnaa-Jordan Elvira Highland-Lewis town Gardner Hauso-Jordan Dick Johnaton-Califomia Laura Johnaon-Uilea City Phyllis Kester-HarcLin Boy Lee-Joroan Evelyn Lehner-Jordan Mary McPherson-Coeur d Alene Monte Mart-Seattie Alex Maxwell-lion tan Owen Keiter-Billings Anderson-Iashington Max Davison-Wyacting Lyle Deniger-Bozeraan Ira Jean Frady-Idaho Bertha Gunderson-Califomia Marion Hensleigh-Lewi stown Douglas Hetherington-Oregon larren Highland-Few Jersey Clifford Kipf-Fairfield Clara Koelbl-Billinga Bussell Kreider-Korea Mary Lee-Kansas City Prank McCay-in service Billy Uerlack-Jordan Harry Merlack-Jordan Darrall Oakes-not located Donald Proue-Jordan ivelyn riager-N. Dakota Keith Taylor-Fairview, Mont. Lois Coulter-Ainnett Calvin Davenport-Seattle Kathleen DeBock-Haxby Lowell Edaall-Bruaett Don Gttsser-Ingooar Betty Gibba-Ronan LeRoy Gibba-Rock Springs Dorothy Grant-0lendi ve nillioin Hens lei gh-Jordan Lenore Hinther-Texaa Shirley Holxand-Haxby Katherine Karlotia-Arizona Paul Kariotia-California Mary Elta Kellogg-Kansaa Treloar Kester-Jordan 3onnie King-Seattle Gordon Knuths-Milea City Daisy Kreider-Jordan Catherine McRae-Uiasoula Ruth Merwin-Tulaa, Okla. Irene Phelps-Jordan Roy Stinebaugh-Jordan Art Ware-Brusett Robert ttieatcroft-Jordan Betty .Vilie-Jordan Patricia Wignore-Sun Frs.ncieco 1943 Willi an Crull-Bi llinga Donald Leusehen-Lewistown Robert Pollard-Jordan Weston Farrand-Bozeman Leone Rowton-Jordan Nellie Stinebaugh-Jordan Gail Taylor-Bozeman Rose Shawver-Bruaett Nadine Urn land-Jordan James Stanton-Brusett Harold Fannon-Jordan Gerald Oibba-Glendive Betty Mae Hensleigh-Washington Ida Johnaon-lliles City Philip Mumion-Jordan Viola Rogre-Jordan Stella Rogge-Sund Springs Iraa Nelson-Miles City Pearl Mart-Armed Forces Jean Bowen-Korea Ellwood Cory-Wolf Point Glen Edaall-Jordan Georgia Lervick-Washington Jack Lufborough-Jordan James Byrd-California Orson Dutton-Billinga Jinny Waltenbaugh-Tacoma Kenny Fogle-Jordan Donald Nelaon-Minneaota Bill V.ood a-Forsyth Dorothy Watson-Jordan Evelyn Nordahl-Moaby Cecil Thoraas-Cand Springs Harry Waltenbaugh-Washington Ralph Kreider-Washington Rebecca Calk-Joroan Roberta Thomaa -Glasgow Ruth Rager-N. Dakota Roy Miller-Lewiatown Kenneth Coulter-Brusett Uki Russell bower.-Bozeman Richard Farrand-Jordan Ruth Ofatedal-Jordan Abbie Saylor-Illinoia Irene Leuschen-Milea City Mary Crull-Billinga Mary Alice Mumion-Jorcan John Porter-Sidney Eleer Hawkinaon-Brusett Donald Wast-Broadus Leta Rowton-Jordan LeRoy Uurphy-«nchortge, Alaska June ttoberts-Sand Springs Florence Singer-Jordan Almeada Johnson-Jorcan 1946 Raymond Bascom-Tacoma Esther Crull-Billinga Helen Hammonc-Jorcan William Helm-Rock Springs Melvin Hoverson-Jorcan Maurice Lane-Laurel, Mont. John McRae-Washington Kathleen Mumion-Conrad, Mont. Leila Stanton-Circle Bertha Stinebaugh-Brockway 01« Thomsen-Navy Alice Ware-Idaho Roletta Wataon-Fairfield% Helen Weeding-Joroan Marie Aeeuing-Jorcan Mary McRae-Missoula 1 Esther Bowen-Billinga Joe John Calk-Jordan Jim DeBock-Aray Jack Drew-Jordan Jeaae Euell-Jordan Helen Henaleigh-Billinga Gerhard Helm-Rock Springs Donna Holland-Milee City Shirley Hom-Miles City Martha Hoverson-Jordan Harriet Jacobson-Jordan George Kellogg-Aray Dean Kibler-Joroan Margaret Koelbl-Oregon Barbara Kreider-Billinga Clara Lehner-Jordan Melvin Leuachen- ray Marion UcMain-Moaby Edith Miller-Jordan alice Nordahl-Jordan Clara Nordah1-Lewistown Esther Rath-Jorcan Rose Spracklir.-Miles City Ruth SDracklin-Seat.t.lw George Sturtz-Jordan Roaina Schwindt-Jorcan Clara Shawver-Bruaett Evelyn Aat son-Miles City Joan Wilson-Jordan Elmer Peterson-Mosby Helen Hinther-Joroan 194a Donna Bowen- Jordan Dale Brusett-Jordan Bob Curti a-Army Everett Davenport-Army Daisy Derenburger-Cregon Mary Jane Hammond-Jordan Francis Hoverson-Jordan Doris Kibler-Ohio Patricia Leuachen-Oregon Donna McCay-9illinga George Mi Her-Jordan John D. Uumi on-Jordan Patae Uumi on- Jordan Betty Spracklin-Jordan Tad Sturtz-Aray 1949. kerb Bluhm-Cohagen Donald Brown-Alaaka William Brown-Navy Nick Clauson-Cohagen Rheta Edsail-Billings Edna Feigel-Oregon Carl Harbaugh-Jordan Faith Kreider-Minnesota Milo Lane-Air Force Maxine Lenner-Billing; Bob McRae-Missoula Coleman Mumion-Jordan Kay Nordahl-Bruaett Esther Rowton-Billinga Kenneth Saunders-Jordan Rosenurie Schmidt-Miles City Diane Storey-Jordan Edward Sturtz-Navy Margie Svenson-Brusett Jim Taylor-Milea City Dick Tobe1-Navy 1950 Roxy Anderaon-Cohagen Bert Bo ugh ton-Circle Bud Bowen-Bozeman Bob Bozarth-Japan Margaret Brown-Joraan Beverly Cadle-Texas John Derenburger-Billinga Chuck Farrand-Billinga Sylvia Hughes-Jordan La uita Lahn-Mi s so ula Margie Leuschen-New York Freda No rdahl-JnrrUn Norma Strasburg-Billings Ruth Svenson-Jordan Larrv V.est-AIiles Citv jcanh ocnoxtz-i enver' Junior Sowers-Brusett Carol Storey-Bozeman 44 14ii % Cl es Ci y sam aun c riy f CLusr dtjMK } s) }aa faU nthjL DEPENDABLE SERVICE Jfij £ht. |P L 1st w l aTvvmyiL 'I osUaA dt $s £cul jd JUifc ML f 00 U.- £ s. 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