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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

FOREWORD We the class of 53' are proud to pre- sent to you the Remuda. We hope that in the future years you may look back and re- call the good old days, and pleasant memo- ries of Garfield County High School. At this time we wish to express our gratitude to the student body and faculty members of G. C. H. S. and the advertis- ers for their co-operation. REMUDA Staff DEDICATION Dedicated to - - - MR. FRANK GLICKO We hereby dedicate the 1953 Remuda to a true teacher and coach, and a sincere friend of the student body and faculty members for his years of faithful service to Garfield County High School. Graduating Class of 1953 2 SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE Louis M. Schnebly Remember that man's life lies all within this present, as't were but a hair1 s-breath of time; as for the rest, the past is gone, the future yet unseen. Short, therefore, is man's life, and narrow is the corner of the earth wherein he dwells, therefore, let every act and speech and purpose be framed as though this moment thou mightest take thy leave of life. 3 OUH ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Andrew Hebrew, Mrs. Pollard, Pete Ronning, Ralph Mc- Williams, Mr. Schnebly, Clell O’Connor. ABSENT: John Hooker, Norman Olson. 4 DORM MATRON Mrs. Doebele JANITOR Matt Leuschen Frank Glicko Coach-English-Boys' Physical Education 5 HOWARD JACOBSON Auto Mechanics Shop EVERETT CHAFFIN Social Science Class Pres. 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Pres. S.C. 4, S.C. Repr. 3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Saga Staff 4; Remuda Staff 4; Boy's State Delegate 3 ;Most Popular 3; Class Play 3,4; Pres. Dorm Club 2, 3,4; Prom King 3. RICHARD LEUSCHEN Class Pres. 1, V. Pres. 2,4; Remuda Staff 4; Saga Staff 4; Class Play 4; Pep Club 1; Boy's State Delegate 3. ART GALLINGER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Sec. Treasurer 4; Lettermen'sClub 2,3,4; Saga Staff 3; Remuda Staff 3, Editor 4; Class Play 3,4; Best Dancer 3, Best Dressed 3; M.I.E.A. Delegate 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3.4. 4l(m ft' v' tv r- fc f ( (ft, £ « O V W- So- fc 7 Vf JAMES ALEXANDER Basketball 3,4; Football 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Saga Staff 2,3; Class Plays 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Band Club Pres. 4; Band Club Advisor 2,3; Re- muda Staff 4. ARDELLA ADY Class Play 3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; G. A .A. 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club Pres. 3, 4; Band 2,4; Glee Club 1,4. 8 tftUf cuAjz- Pl 4 aiUed hole facbe k c m y Id DARLENE CURTIS Class Play 3.4; Pep Club 1.3.4; Glee Club 1.4; Band 4; Home Ec. Club 3. 4; Saga Staff 3; G.A.A. 1.2,3.4; Re- muda Staff 4. LARRY ENG DAHL Dorm Club Rep. 2,3,4; Librarian 3,4. hatred Pi Rtf 7 i - o — 76 o II CAROL CURTIS Class Play 3.4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, G.A. A. Rep. 4; Pep Club 1,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Giee Club 1.4; Band 4; Home Ec. Club 3,4; Saga Staff 3.4; Remuda Staff 4. ARLIS ENGDAHL Class Sec. 2. S. C. Rep. 3, S. C. Pres. 3; Class Play 3.4; Pep Club 1.2,3.4, Cheerleader 3.4; Home Ec. Club 3,4. Sec. 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Saga Staff 2, 3,4, Editor 3,4; Most Popular 3; Li- brarian 2; Dorm Club Rep. 3, Sec. 4; Journalism Delegate 3, M. I. E. A. Delegate 3,4; Remuda Staff 4. 9 DAVID GIBBS Class Plays 3,4; Glee Club 1; Remuda Staff 4; Industrial Arts Club Pres. 4. CHARLES PANGBURN Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; S.C. Repr. 4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; V. Pres. Lettermen's Club 3; Best Person- ality 3; Remuda Staff 4. fVKtf’ved Edna.— J n ir o farL sv UA d - vt MARILYN HAYHURST Class Secretary 3; S.C. Repr. 4; Class Plays 3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leaders ; Home Ec. Club3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club Pres. 4; Band 3,4; Band Secretary 4; Majorette 1,2, 3,4; Saga Staff 2,3,4; Remuda 4; Carnival Queen 4. MARY ANN STURTZ Band 1,2; Glee Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Saga Staff 3,4; Girls State Repr. 3. 10 JOE TWITCHELL Baseball 2,3; Class Play 3,4; Remuda Staff 4; Glee Club 1. OIUD 1. , is. ft” CHARLES WILSON Class Pres. 2,3, Sec, 1; Class Play 3,4; Glee Club 1; Saga Staff 3; Remuda Staff 4; Best Personality 2; Red Cross Delegate 2. A rftfi -J- SELMA SWANSON Transferred from Sacred Heart 2; Class V. Pres. 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Home Ec. Club 3.4; G.A.A. 2,3, 4; Saga Staff 3,4; Red Cross Delegate 3; M.I.E.A. 4; Remuda Staff 4. Ass't. Editor 4. HELEN WATSON Class Play 3.4; Band 3; Pep Club 1.2. 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Saga Staff 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Remuda Staff 4. e f fi - P lice TVf. fcrW i e_ Ol a f i ii CLASS WILL We the most dignified, almighty, and most reverent Seniors, Class of '53 Jordan, Montana, United States of America do hereby manufacture, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament: To the Juniors we will our place as dignified Seniors in G. C. H. S. We sincerely hope they can be as quiet and dignified as we have been. To the Sophomores we will our love of school and excuses to get out of classes (they will need them to graduate). To the Freshmen (who need the most) we will our patience and endurance in hopes that they will use it to graduate. To the faculty we leave our thanks and good will (no grey hairs, we hope). We as individuals here by will: I, Joe Twitchell, will my place at the table in the dorm to Curtis McWil- liams who needs a permanent place. I, Allen Barnes, will my nick name Baldy to Mr. Jacobson and hope he appreciates it as much as I do. I, Jim Barnes, will my ability to get along with women to Buddy Toble who seems to be failing. I, Larry Engdahl, will my pickup to anyone who thinks they are smart enough to keep it running as I have in the past year. I, Ardella Ady, will the grades on my report card to anyone who thinks they have nerve enough to take them home. I, Raymond Clauson, will my strong and muscular body to Baan Dee Wille so he may fight his way through high school as I have. I, Carol Curtis, will my freckles to Ruth Rath so she can have a tan. I, Darlene Curtis, will my ability to argue my way out of trouble with the teachers to Dean McWilliams who doesn't seem to be having very good luck. I, Marilyn Hayhurst, will my blonde hair and blue eyes to Jerry Coldwell. I, Art Gallinger, will my shortness to Irene Schmidt but it looks like it's kind of late. I, Charles Wilson, will my brains to anyone that will take the trouble to scrape them off the G. C. H. S. walls where they have slowly splattered for the past four years. I, Mary Ann Sturtz, will my attendance record to anyone who thinks they can resist the temptation of playing hookey for as long as I have. I, Selma Swanson, will my nickname Smiley to Twila Schwindtwho could use a few smiles. I, Richard Leauschen, will my sunny nature to Mr. Hopper who can cer- tainly use it at times. (Journalism) I, Charles Pagburn, will nothing as I'm having a hard time getting by now. I, Arlys Engdahl, will my slenderness to Margie Foster so she won't have to watch her diet quite so close. I, Helen Watson, will anything I have to anyone who thinks they can get some good out of it. I, David Gibbs, will my ability to pick up paper to anyone caught throwing erasers during second period study hall. 12 CLASS PROPHECY It is now the year of 1973. We find the Senior Class of 1953 holding their annual reunion on the corner by the Hell Creek Bar. The meeting was called to order by a slightly grey, distinguished looking, man who we recognized as Jim Barnes. He tells us that he is married, has twelve sons and is the governor of Montana. After inquiring around find that the rest of the class of 53 seemed to be do- ing pretty well for themselves. Charles Pangburn tells us that he is captain of the All American Basketball team and is now practicing for the World Championship trophy. Darlene Curtis could not attend the reunion because she is president of the Art Teachers Organization which is holding a convention in New York City. Marilyn Hayhurst and Helen Watson just returned from a safari in Africa and are still on a man hunt. Dr. Selma Swanson is the head doctor of the largest Veterans' Hospital in the United States. James Alexander is now president of a fish hatchery in Alaska and has quite a bit of trouble when it comes to women and business. Mary Ann Sturtz sent a telegram telling us that she is the owner of Sturtz Inc., the largest movie chain in the United States. Richard Leuschen informed us that he is an important peanut vender in the Bronx Zoo in New York City. Raymond Clauson, Carol Curtis, and Arthur Gallinger all arrived together from New York where Arthur is a big play producer. His latest production is The Jordan Story , which was written by the well-known playwright, Raymond Clauson and stars the Academy Award Winner Carol Curtis. Arlys Engdahl is editor of the World Times , the world famous newspaper that has more news, gossip, and distribution than anyother paper in the world. Joe Twitchell owns a 100,000, acre spread and is raising horses for dog mcdi. . All we have to do to see David Gibbs is walk around the corner and into the Hell Creek Bar where he is chief bartender. Allen Barnes tells us he is now raising tobacco in North Carolina and is fast becoming a multimillionaire. The most shocking news of all was to find Ardella Ady and Larry Engdahl married. They are working for The Tatum-Seaboard circus as The Bearded Lady and the Mad Montana Monster Wrestler . After drinking champagne, telling tales of their High School Days and paint- ing the town red , they bid each other a fond adieu and went merrily back to their pursuits. Ardella Ady H In the fall of 1940, twenty-one shy but brave youngsters gathered at the Jordan Public Grade School for the first time. We were Dick Sturtz, Richard Leuschen, Francis Kountz, Russel Wheeler, David Gibbs, Harry Dell Foster, Selma Swan- son, Mary Ann Sturtz, Melvin Mart, Allan Ronning, Fred Brown, Jim Tolfson, Donald Ritter, Caroline Hawkinson, Gertrude Hinther, Mildred Bozarth, Darlene Thomas, Betty Lou Brown, James Alexander, Henry Jesson, and Jim Grimes. Mrs. Beachamp was waiting to greet us and start us in our first year of education. We were assured by everyone how easy those twelve years of school were going to be, but it seems that we found it just the other way around. As the years of grade school went along we dropped some students and gained others. At the end of eight long years ten eighth graders gathered at the High School gym for Graduation, where they received their hard earned diplomas and were ready to start four years of High School. The year of 1949 saw twenty four green and apprehensive Freshmen enter High School. We were: Mary Ann Sturtz, Arlys Engdahl, Marilyn Hayhurst, May June Anderson, Ardiena Curtis, Carol Curtis, Darlene Curtis, Ardella Ady, Helen Watson, Barbara Bauman, Dollie Williams, Edwin Trumbo, Larry Engdahl, Rich- ard Leuschen, Fred Brown, Joe Twitchell, Allen Barnes, James Barnes, James Alexander, Charles Wilson, Allan Ronning, David Gibbs, Dennis Ware, and Glen Jepson. We elected Dennis Ware president; Richard Leuschen, Vice-pres.; Charles Wilson, sec. and Student Council Representatives were Barbara Bauman and Allan Ronning. In our Sophomore year we gained one student, Selma Swanson, and lost two, Glen Jepson and Dennis Ware. Charles Wilson was president, Richard Leuschen Vice-pres., Arlys Engdahl, secretary, Allan Ronning and Barbara Bauman Stu- dent Council Representatives. Our Junior year was a duplicate of the previous year except for gaining one student Clara Stanton and then losing both her and May June Anderson. That year we put on the Junior Play The Scarlet Shadow and sponsored the Junior- Senior Prom which had a Netherlands theme. We also had a bake sale which was quite successful. Charles Wilson was again elected president, Selma Swan- son, Vice-president, Marilyn Hayhurst, secretary, Arlys Engdahl and Jim Barnes were Student Council Representatives. In our Senior year we elected Jim Barnes president, Richard Leuschen, Vice- president, Art Gallinger, secretary, Marilyn Hayhurst and Charles Pangburn were Student Council Representatives. Art Gallinger was elected editor of the Remuda, Selma Swanson, assis't editor with Raymond Clauson, Mary Ann Sturtz, Darlene Curtis, and Allen Barnes filling the other important posts of the publishing of this Remuda. We initiated the Freshmen for a week and had a party in which they became full-fledged members of high school. Our play was a three act comedy Green Grow the Onions which was dir- ected by Mr. Schnebly. We also took part in a Students' Amateur Show which was held this year. Of the twenty-one students who started in the first grade only Mary Ann Sturtz, Richard Leuschen, and James Alexander have received all their education here in Jordan. Thus, perhaps twelve of the most important years of our lives have ended. ---Helen Watson and Carol Curtis 14 RODGER FELLMAN President LEVERNE HELLYER Vice-Pres. BILL WINFIELD Sec.-Treas. GENE HARBAUGH Student C. Repr. � JUDY WITT Student C. Repr. THIRD ROW- Gene Harbaugh, Mildred Bozarth. Rose Hughes. Ruth Rath. Darlene Thomas, Annie Murnion, Ruby Weeding. Mr. Lindgren, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Dale Krieder, John Trumbo, Walter Swanson. Jack Brooks, Roger Fellman, Bill Winfield. Melvin Mart, Norman Patterson, Mike Pettit. FRONT ROW: Hazel Mack, Monte Highland. Cynthia Saylor. Betty Svenson, Irene Schmidt. Karen James, Judy Witt, Sarah Boughten, Gertrude Hinther. 15 SARAH BOUGH TON MONTE HIGHLAND V HAZEL MACK PMOTOtlAVM AfC r JktrtU A 0c i 1 2 IRENE SCHMIDT DARLENE THOMAS . 1 JACK BROOKS r n DALE KREIDER v v NORMAN PATTERSON MELVIN MART - « MIKE PETTIT • ' i ■ AfT M4. y DONALD SPRACKLIN WALTER SWANSON I i iV tct ij t’Jxlli MILDRED BOZARTH GERTRUDE HINTHER o ( ) , r' . % KAREN JAMES ANNIE MURNION CYNTHIA SAYLOR BETTY SVENSON RUBY WEEDING JOHN TRUMBO SOPHOMORES EDDIE RITTER President EVELYN MURY ALYCE HALLBERG VicC'Ptcs. Student C. Rep. ART HAWKINSON Student C. Rep. THIRD ROW- Mr Jacobson, Advisor; Carl Wallace, Gary Stone,William Bluhm, Art Hawkinson, Jerry Kountz, Mike Bozarth, Gordan Price. SECOND ROW: Thomas Stanton. Earl Cozzens, Dean McWilliams, Ray Watson, William Ady. Robert Cowin. Ronald McKinney. Neil Stanton. FRONT ROW; Janice Sprenger, Bernice Cozzens. Evelyn Mury. Eddie Ritter, Betty McWilliams, Annette Clark. Alyce Hallbery. 17 BILL ADY WILLIE BLUHM MIKE BOZARTH AIUN' MMlMPKTUOCA ANNETTE CLARK BERNICE COZZENS JANICE SPRENGER NEIL STANTON THOMAS STANTON RONALD MCKINNEY GARY STONE 18 FRESHMEN MARGARET FOSTER WAYNE HUNTER BACK ROW- Donald Weeding, Robert Engdahl, Carley Rae Swanson, Dale Bollinger, Donald Bollinger, Norma Olson, Vern Swanser, Jerry Coldwell. SECOND ROW; Mr. Hopper, Advisor; Elaine Hinther, Margaret Mart, Glen Gallinger, Baan Wille. Leslie Tobel, Curtis McWilliams, Wayne Hunter, Correen Murmon, Maureen Mumion. FRONT ROW: Twila Schwindt, Alice Weimer, Margie Robertson, Mary Phipps, Ernest Bozarth, Margit Nordahl, Clara Rath. Margaret Foster, Myrna McWilliams. 19 MARGARET MART CORREEN MURNION MAUREEN MURNION MARGIT NORDAHL X J DALE BOLLINGER JERRY COLDWELL ROBERT ENG DAHL CURTIS MCWILLIAMS BAAN WILLE MARGIE ROBERTS TWILA SCHWIN —— — ■ ■ ■ J I CARLEY RAE SWA! ALICE WEIMB 20 ELEMENTARY FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW: MarlysSchwindt. Janet Ritter. Patricia Lyn Riley, Mary McDonald, Peggy Matkin, Katherine Vollmer, Vicky Hinther. SECOND ROW: Robert Hensleigh, Donald Tolstedt, Bobby Clark, William O'Con- nor, Willie Murnion, Ronald Hinther. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Patterson. ABSENT: Willem Wille, Agnes Beard, Dean Mil- roy, Yvonne Lervick. SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW: Donald Luf- borough, Glenda Cooley, Linda Wilson, Mary Ann Chisholm, Mrs. McKenna. Jerrlyn Viall, Nelene Hallberg, Noreen Hinther, Johnny Murnion. SEC- OND ROW: Arvid Ronning. John Pangbum, Ruby Euell. Gary Uthaug, Bobby O’Connor, Jerry Castor. ABSENT: Edwin Olson. THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW: Rosemary Hens- leigh, Mardrie Olson, Marjorie McDonald, Neeltje Joe Wille, Bonny Milroy, Leila Hinther. BACK ROW: Sammy Schwindt, Jimmy Vollmer, Mrs. Griffith, Myron Barnes, Jerry Vollmer. ABSENT: Agnes Bollinger, Mel- vin Price. 21 ELEMENTARY FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW; Lillian Beebe, Anita Hinther, Barbara- Pang- burn, Karen Foster, Mrs. Mc- Donald, Tootsie Brown, Linda Castor, Patty O'Connor. Joyce Arney. SECOND ROW; David Schlenker, Robert Ritter, Dar- rell Hensleigh. Stewart Griffith, Bobby Hageman, Ronald Schmidt,Hugh Highland, Keith Spracklin, Ray Rath. FIFTH ANI) SIXTH GRADES FRONT ROW: Linda Hinther. Jackie Hageman. Evon Schwindt, Delores Bollinger, Donna Schmidt, Darlene Wat- son, Marilyn McKinley, Eliza- beth Lile, Margaret Schlenker. SECOND'ROW: Yvonne Euell. Bonnie McDonald, James Pang- burn, Donald Bartay, Mr. Wisch- mann, Linda Matkin. Patricia Tolstedt, Kathryn Gibson, Judy Matkin. THIRD ROW: Earl Thomas, Robert Beard, Billy Clark, Richard Trumbo, Milton Schlenker, Larry Castor, Don Harbaugh, Harold Brown, Clif- ford Milroy. ABSENT: Ronnie Merwin, Bobby Rath. Clayton Price. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES FRONT ROW: Marion Hinther, Mary Lou Hageman, Dorthy Cozzens, Margaret Ann Denord, Carol Ronning, Darlene Beebe, Marion James, Faye Amey, Pauline Ritter. SECOND ROW: Beverly Singer, Clara Jane Wille, Darlene Merwin, Janet Griffith, Mrs. Schnebly, Leah Currey, Audrey Kester, Mar- garet Edsall, Delphin Swanson. THIRD ROW; Sterling Brown, Lloyd McKinney, Sam High- land, Leo Edsall, Arkle Lile, Wayne Burchett, Dale Fellman. ABSENT: George Hageman, Ward Swanser, Bobby Barnes, Meridith Ritter, Alma Price, Ronada Marchant. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Margie Marl, Darlene Thomas, Darlene Curtis, Maureen Murnion, Cor- reen Murnion, Elaine Hinther, Gertrude Hinther, Carley Rae Swanson. SECOND ROW: Mary Phipps, Bernice Cozzens, Carol Curtis, Myrna McWilliams, Hazel Mack, Mr. Schnebly, Marilyn Hayhurst, Annette Clark, Margie Foster, Selma Swanson. THIRD ROW; Cyn- thia Saylor, Sarah Boughton, HelenWatson, Monte Highland, Karen James, Betty Svenson, Betty McWilliams, Evelyn Mury, Irene Schmidt, A-della Ady, Margie Robertson. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Nor- dahl.Ruthie Rath,Rose Hughes, Annie Murnion, Norma Olson, Ruby Weeding, AlyceHallberg, Clara Rath, Twila Schwindt, Alice Weimer, Judy Witt. PEP SQUAD FIRST ROW; Margie Foster, Betty Svenson, Karen James, Marilyn Hayhurst, Betty Mc- Williams, Evelyn Mury, Margie Mart. SECOND ROW: Mary Phipps, Bernice Cozzens, Irene Schmidt, Monte Highland, CarolCurtis, Mrs. Hopper, Judy Witt, Sarah Boughton, Annette Clark, Selma Swanson, Margie Robertson. THIRD ROW: Dar- lene Thomas. Myrna McWil- liams, Maureen Murnion, Gert- rude Hinther, Twila Schwindt, Alyce Hallberg, Clara Rath, Cynthia Saylor, Elaine Hinther, Correen Murnion, Alice Wei- mer. FOURTH ROW; Ronald McKinney, Glen Gallinger, Ruth Rath, Ardeila Ady, Helen Watson, Curtis McWilliams, Bob Cowin, Buddy Tobel, Rose Hughes, Darlene Curtis, Jerry Coldwell, Tom Stanton, Bob Engdahl, Hazel Mack, Ruby Weeding, Carley Ray Swanson, Annie Murnion, Mildred Bo- zarth. CHEERLEADER Standing: Betty McWilliams, Karen James. Betty Svenson. Kneeling: Marilyn Hayhurst, Evelyn Mury, Arlys Engdahl. t. 2) COUNCIL STUDENT FIRST ROW: Annie Murnion, Judy Witt, Marilyn Hayhurst, Betty McWilliams, Jim Barnes, Ruby Weeding, Monte Highl, Carol Curtis, Alyce Hallberg, Margie Foster. SECOND ROW; Art Hawkinson, Charles Pang- bum, Allen Barnes, Bill Win- field, Tom Stanton, Gene Har- baugh, Wayne Flunter, Mr. Glicko. LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW: Sarah Boughton, Mr. Schnebly, Ruby Weeding. SECOND ROW: Larry Engdahl. Bill Winfield, Joe Twitchell. SAGA STAFF FIRST ROW: Irene Schmidt, Mary Ann Sturtz, Marilyn Hay- hurst, Bill Winfield, Selma Swanson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hopper, Gene Harbaugh. Rich- ard Leuschen, Roger Fellman. Jim Barnes, Monte Highland, Judy Witt. THIRD ROW: Hazel Mack, Karen James, Betty Mc- Williams, Evelyn Mury, Ruby Weeding. 24 BAND FRONT ROW: Monte Highland. Karen James, Ruthie Rath. SEC- OND ROW: Beverly Singer. Elaine H i n t h e r, Coreen Murnion, Margie Foster, Dar- lene Merwin, Alyce Hallberg, Margie Mart, Twila Schwindt, Maureen Murnion, Neil Stan- ton, Meredith Ritter. THIRD ROW: MarilynHayhurst, Myrna McWilliams, Alice Weimer, Annette Clark, George Hage- man, James Alexander, Art Hawkinson, Thomas Stanton, Donald Bollinger, Ardella Ady, Carol Curtis, Darlene Curtis. FOURTH ROW; Mr. Singer, Bernice Cozzens, Earl Cozzens, BobCowin, Bill Winfield, Roger Fellman, Baan De Wille, Janice Sprenger, Buddy Tobel, Gordon Price. CHOKUS FRONT ROW: Twila Schwinat, Clara Rath, Alyce Hallberg, Norma Olson, Margit Nordahl, Margie Mart, Maureen Mur- nion, Correen Murnion, Elaine Hinther. SECOND ROW; Dar- lene Curtis, Annette Clark, Ruth Rath, Mr. Singer, Ardella Ady, Annie Murnion, Carol Curtis, Margie Foster. G” CLUB FRONT ROW; Jim Barnes, Allen Barnes, Roger Fellman. Jack Brooks, Bob Cowin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Glicko, Neil Stan- ton, Joe Twitchell, Charles Pangburn, James Alexander, Art Gallinger. 2J DORM FIRST ROW: Myrna McWil- liams, Sarah Boughton, Jerry Kountz, Jerry Coldwell, Allen Barnes, Mr. Chaffin, Jim Barnes, Cynthia Saylor,Margie Robert- son, Ardella Ady, Alice Wei- mer. SECOND ROW: David Gibbs, Earl Cozzens, Dean Mc- Williams, Joe Twitchell, Curtis McWilliams, Evelyn Mury, Betty McWilliams, Betty Sven- son, Bernice Cozzens, Bob Cowin, Bill Ady, Norman Pat- terson, John Trumbo. THIRD ROW; Carl Wallace, Gordan Price, Buddy Tobel, Bob Eng- dahl, Raymond Clauson, Dar- leneCurtis,Carol Curtis,Hazel Mack, Judy Witt. Mary Phipps, Mike Pettit, Dale Krieder. HOME EC. CLUB FIRST ROW: Margie Mart. Dar- lene Curtis, Correen Murnion, Maureen Murnion, Elaine Hinther, Gertrude Hinther, Carley Rae Swanson. SECOND ROW: Bernice Cozzens, Carol Curtis, Myrna McWilliams, Annie Murnion, Hazel Mack, Mrs. Hopper. Ardella Ady, Mary Phipps, Margie Foster, Selma Swanson. THIRD ROW: Cyn- thia Saylor, Sarah Boughton, Monte Highland, Karen James, Betty Svenson, Betty McWil- liams, Evelyn Mury, Marilyn Hayhurst, Annette Clark, Margie Robertson, Mildred Bozarth. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Tath, Darlene Thomas, Rose Hughes, Norma Olson. Alyce Hallberg, Clara Rath. Twila Schwindt, Alice Weimer, Judy Witt. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB FRONT ROW; Mr. Jacobson. Bob Engdahl, Art Hawkinson. Gene Harbaugh. Larry Engdahl, David Gibbs, Earl Cozzens, Tom Stanton. SECOND ROW; John Trumbo, Buddy Tobel, Walter Swanson, Dean McWil- liams, Curtis McWilliams, Bill Winfield, Baan De Wille, Ray Watson. THIRD ROW; Jerry Coldwell, Donald Weeding, Dale Bollinger, Carl Wallace, Donald Bollinger, Wayne Hunt- er, Jerry Kountz, Gordan Price, Vern Swanser, Neil Stanton. 26 BASKETBALL n FIRST ROW: Curtis McWilliams, Jack Brooks, Jim Barnes, Charles Pangburn, Roger Fellman, Dean McWilliams, Baan Dee Wille. SECOND ROW; Gene Harbaugh, Art Gallinger, Ray Watson, Allen Barnes, James Alexander, Erenest Bozarth, Neil Stanton, Jerry Coldwell. THIRD ROW: Mr. Glicko. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Here Jordan 42 Plevna 43 Jordan 64 State School 50 Jordan 44 Broadus 39 Jordan 39 Sacred Heart 46 Jordan 45 Wibaux 55 Jordan 43 Terry 42 •Jordan 26 Winnett 33 •Jordan 42 Alumni 56 •Jordan 36 Alumni 38 THERE Jordan 33 Plevna 72 Jordan 31 State School 40 Jordan 37 Broadus 47 Jordan 46 Sacred Heart 58 Jordan 26 Wibaux 33 Jordan 32 Terry 47 •Jordan 32 Winnett 43 •Non-Conference TOURNAMENT Jordan 34 Plevna 52 Jordan Jordan 40 State School Broadus 36 27 Gene Harbaugh Baan Dee Willie Neil Stanton Earnie Bozarth (Absent) Tom Stanton MANAGER 28 FAVORITES Most Likely To Succeed Charles Pangburn -- Betty McWil- liams Most Popular and Best All Around Students 29 Art Gallinger -- Arlys Engdahl Best Basketball Player FAVORITES « � Roger Fellman Most Beautiful Hair Roger Fellman — Selma Swanson Most Beautiful Roger Fellman Favorite Teacher Mr. Glicko 50 Judy Witt Christmas Patty 2, Sitting pretty, huh Evelyn p m ■ •t. • f ■: • -T SWEr,z? Myrna and Gordan are good pals. pretty flowers, right Carol and Hazel Dancing the Bobby and Buddy going bicycling. I Dorm Brats to the dishes Jordan boys doing their Saturday work These boys are pa (Curt, Buddy and Ga Dorm Rats are relaxing? We are taking dancing lessons! Betty and Dean have grown a little Baan D. has his dad's underwear on. Slumber time in Dormland! ANNUAL STAFF THIRD ROW: Gene Harbaugh, Carol Curtis, Aardella Ady, Charles Pangburn, Helen Watson, Darlene Curtis. SECOND ROW; Mr. Hopper, James Alexander, Richard Leuschen, David Gibbs, Allen Barnes, Joe Twitchell, James Barnes. FRONT ROW: Raymond Clauson, Mary Ann Sturtz, Selma Swanson, Art Gallinger, Marilyn Hay- hurst. BIG WHEELS' EDITOR...............................Art Gallinger ASSISTANT EDITOR....................Selma Swanson BUSINESS MANAGER...............Mary Ann Sturtz ADVERTISING MANAGER.................Ray Clauson SPORTS EDITOR.....................Allen Barnes ADVISOR........................................Mr. Hopper STAFF ADVERTISING: FEATURE: CIRCULATION: Arlys Engdahl David Gibbs James Alexander James Barnes Helen Watson Charles Pangburn Charles Wilson Carol Curtis Ardella Ady SPORTS: ART: Joe Twitchell Marilyn Hayhurst 33 ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER TO THE TRIBUNE Fifty-two issues will come to you in Gorfiold County for only $3. Stop in and we’ll add you to the list the next time you’re In town. THE JORDAN TRIBUNE Reinhart F. Rath Prop. C. F. WILSON Jordan, Mont. “For the f nest in grocer es” FARMERS TRADING COMPANY gjecfricdl Jjgg F APPLIANCES CHEVROLET PIONEER GARAGE Art Hageman Sons PRIMO SERVICE Bowes Seal Fast Wedgewood Gas Stoves Gates Tires Walker Filters Propone Jack Currey Prop. FIRST NATIONAL BANK in Miles City Serving Eastern Montana continuously since 1882 a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mi les City Mon tana Compliments of Farmers Union Co-operative Fuels, Oils, Automobile Accessories, Farm Supplies Phone 1062 P.O. Box 716 Miles City, Montana Repairing and Painting fUwtttu cThi iMark. of Quality Tires — Batteries Home and Auto needs CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of ’S3 When You’re in Jordan Spend a comfortable night with us GARFIELD HOTEL TRIPP’S APARTMENTS Jim Margaret Viall Prop. WELDING SUPPLIES SHEEP PAINT INSECTICIDES FARMER’S UNION Marvin Hallberg Proprietor JORDAN SHOE SHOP We mend your heels and Save your soles LLOYD BURCHETT Owner JORDAN STAGE Freighting Jobs between Miles City Jordan GARDNER HAUSO OWNER Abstracts Insurance Real Estate Garfield Title and Insurance Co. Al Hawkinson, President Jordan Montaia CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of Telephone 702 1953 FOX CLEANERS DELUXE MOTORS, Inc. The Home of Free GIvufileA. - Plymouth £al i cutd £ uuce Moth Protection 7 North 11th Street MILES CITY, MONTANA 20 South 7th Miles City, Montana LISLE HAWKINS JEWELERS Watch Repairing 712 Main The House of Diamonds Miles City, Montana Stone Setting Engraving SPECIALTY SHOP For the Best in Ladies Wear Shop at the SPECIALTY SHOP Miles City, Montana FLR STORAGE Complete Fur Service Sales Repairs Restyling Cleaning and Glazing Custom Tailored Suits G. A. Lewis Tailors and Furriers 8 South 7th Street Miles City, Montana One Stop Service for all Your Needs. PROVOST MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Sales Service 102 So. 6th St. Miles City, Mont. Phone 345 Laundries Dry Cleaners All Pasterized Products Phone 1161 201 So. 7th Miles City, Montana Eilleen A. Roy W. Carlson Tires Batteries GOOD YEAR Farm Ranch Tire Service Tire Recapping Sales CATE TIRE STORE Miles City, Montana GREETING CARDS FOUNTAIN SERVICE MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND DRUGS FOSTER JORDAN DRUG CO. Watson Foster, Reg. Pharmacist JORDAN MONTANA DUKE’S CAFE Where You’re Always Welcome FOOD Glenn and Betty Cooley For finest entertainment the year around go to the RIO THEATER Peter’s Shoes US Rubber Standby Foods Swifts Meats CLARK’S STORE Jordan, Montana Congratulations Class of 53” MELODY SHOP SPORT CENTER Miles City, Montana Compliments of 906 Main St. Miles City, Montana Everything SHORES Miles City, Montana Best Wishes to the Class of “53” for better living on a budget outfitters of the entire family VAUGHN RAGSDALE STAR PRINTING CO. Miles City, Montana Miles City Dally Star Miles City Weekly Star Radio Station KRJF Commercial Printing Office Supplies School Supplies GENTRY-GREGORY FLORISTS 1013 Miles City, Montana W. A. MITCHELL AGENCY The Agency of Serv ce All types of insurance 504 Main St. Miles City, Mont. Compliments of GRANTS Miles City, Montana OLIVE HOTEL Come in and see our lounge A clean comfortable and friendly Hotel Miles City, Montana The Rexall Drug Store Everything In Medicine Prescriptions - Sickroom Needs W DRUG Veterinary Vaccines and Supplies STORE TEN CENT DRUG CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1953 BEACON CARTER SERVICE R. D. Shipley Serving the Motorist 24 hours per day. Compliments of Congratulations “Bud Milt” class of “53” from to the class of ’53 ROBERT E. PURCELL Jordan Montana Jordan, Montana EWY’S E very W ay Y our S lore The nicest people pass through our doors “Our Customers” Alyce and Marlowe CONGRATULATIONS and our Best Wishes for your Success Graduates of ’53 LOVE MOTOR Miles City, Montana RONNING GARAGE Jordan, Montana Cars Trucks All Quality Used Cars of all kinds Our MOTTO: For a Lifetime SATISFIED CUSTOMER ALWAYS LEADERS IN EASTERN MONTANA MILLIGAN AND MILES HOWARD HOTELS Roy Milligan General Manager Miles City, Montana HOVELAND’ FOSTER DRUGS Men's Store Expert Outfitters for your Graduation Needs Miles City, Montana Always a Good Stock of Safety Tested Used Cars NANCE MOTOR CO. 7th Palmer Phone 1229 Miles City, Montana SEEn� NEW NO-DUNK Pen! Brand new invention that fills pen X with siphon action—fills faster, easier, T...1L. clean r ,u ' ‘ will amate you COM! IN T O 0 A V I TCST SNORKEL YOURSELF Sheoffer's Sentinel TM 'SNOtKtr $20.00 SAWYERS Ranchers Headquarters for Groceries Feeds Sheep Supplies since 1913 SAWYERS Stores Inc. 407 7th St. Phone 480 Miles City, Montana Clothes for the entire Family Penney’s ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! Miles City, Montana LOG CABIN CAFE for the best in food and prices open 6 a.m. till 11 at nite Miles City, Montana 708 Main Street THE INGHAM HOTEL Your Home While in Miles City Edith Stock Prop. Grain — Seed — Flour Insecticides Custom Cleaning-Treating Steam-Rolling OCCIDENT ELEVATOR Miles City Due to an oversight of the Remuda Staff this ad was omitted in last years Annual CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1953 The City Park is Across the Street HAMMILL PARK Tourist Court Standard Service Kathleen Richardson Clarence Richardson Telephone 1111 West end of Main Street Mi les Gty, Montana Telephone 46 MAX VAN BUSKIRM Distributors of all Standard Oil Products 5th Street Phone 400 Miles City INGHAM CAFE Good Food Good Service Wall’s Home made Candy Pastries C. H. Surplus Store Main 7th Miles City Montana Phone No. 1301 The Best Food served in style at the MET CAFE F. T. Reynolds Co. Better Quality More for Less Everything for Ranch Home in Foods Discount on most case purchases Miles City Montana Della’s Ladies Wear Diamonds Watches watch repairing 5 No. 8th Phone 1677 STOKES STRATTON Miles City Motor Company Chevrolet Buiclc Miles City, Montana Quality OK Used Cars Phone No. 2-263 DALE’S Fine Jewelry we sell all makes of watches Insured and Registered Princess” Feature Lock Diamond Rings and Sets Congratulations to the Class of 1953 Dune Chisholm Jordan Montana Come see us for the best in Pickups Tractors Farm equipment Dealers of EDSALL BROTHERS Jordan, Montana INTERNATIONAL HARVEST!A YELLOWSTONE LUMBER COMPANY Jordan. Montana see us for all your building and painting needs R. V. Taylor Manager P vtctei t THeat x uC Gus We specialize in good MEAT Good MEAT is hard to keep We sell it Wm. Hensleigh, Prop. Bill T Congratulations graduates of ’53 FRANK’S Hardware, Housewares, Sporting Goods Giftware, Hardware Appliances The Best Friend Your Car Ever Had LLOYD’S TEXACO SERVICE Miles Ulmer Co. ■801-803 Main St. Miles City, Montana Phone 131 There Is no Question About it Eat At THE TIP TOP CAFE We feature name brand merchandise Jantzen Sweaters Pendleton Shirts Levi Strauss Overalls Florshiem Shoes Corlee Suits Topcoats Mary Lane Suits Coats Coopers Jockey Underwear Chippewa Boots Shoes ANDERSON’S BOUTELLE’S SCHULZ ELECTRIC Pontiac GMC Truck Cadillac Service on all makes of refrigeration sales or service Allis Chalmers Farm Machinery Frigidaire, Commercial refrigeration equipment. Miles City, Montana “Sparky Schulz” Pendleton Crosley Square Ship Shore Simplicity Jockey Lee LOOK! Levi Strauss Formfit Portis Koret Justin Strutwear McCall’s Poll Parrot Cannon Ewna Jetticks You will find these famous brands at KARL JOHNSON Miles Gty, Montana Feeds all Year and all farm supplies AUTO ELECTRIC CO. see the Phone 1400 W 319 No. 7th MONTANA ELEVATOR Sales and Service Miles City Miles City, Montana TOUR WITH TEXACO QUIMBY H. HILL Distributor of Texaco Petroleum Products 4th PACIFIC STREET MILES CITY, MONT. Jf ere’s to good times and good friends •.. may you always have an abundance of both BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF MILES CITY, MONTANA yr • I ' -r- -m: CX42 - V...4 J l p £ � a £ ? ■ A • V • • -r '- Sv £:$XL V- ■, ► - «� - • V ■vtr' ' r A X-wS- F JgSlA --rr. • W v ;: ; ' . : , TS v; O ; - .- ••' r%f v. .' V'v. -.- - n ' - A lii J % v m - ... v ' v V.• .V f N Vn A v '.v. y r -: ■ • v ■ - -- .. ■ � V 'V ,7 , ■ i'tt W - ' •■ � .• • r .1 • ' TS, . •'- ;• $ au Wm 5 •. • c s - ?%iSw S --if v . � V. .V • ti . 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