Great Falls High School - Roundup Yearbook (Great Falls, MT)
- Class of 1943
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Qibvn I-SS Aug IH- lldlalsli wwx, , ,damn 4 . 4.-uf ..J: an ! 4 1 ff. g':Qg,,i5 .,, ADMINISTRATIDN FACULTY 47 fs SUPERINTENDENT S MESSAGE During my first year in Great Falls I have been impressed by the friendli ness of students faculty and parents This attitude has been apparent despite the restraints and limitations imposed on normal school life by the war in which we are now engaged The year has been marked by a contraction of some of the customary school activlties but the essential values of high school education have all been retained On the other hand the war emergency has presented many new opportunities to high school students Most significantly these new a l1V1l1GS have made it possible for this generation of high school students to slcare directly 1n the h1gh adventure of preserving our American heritage Young people in our high schools today are participating directly in the war effort of the nation on all levels of government local state and national Never in all our country s history have high school students played such an important role in the economic civic and military functions of the nat1on This of our general democratic secondary educatlon as we have known it in this country for the past half century The war will change our secondary schools in fact such beginnings have already been made lt is the good fortune of the high school students of today to lead and part1c1pate in these pioneering efforts Congratulations to the Class of l943 and to the underclassmen of the Great Falls High School not only for their new found opportunities but more important for their serious ness in the assumption of new responsibilities MR HARRY BURKE PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE The several armed forces want you The business man wants you lndustry plans for your help and 11kew1se the ranchers and the stockmen Whether or not we shall again enioy the freedom we now ennoy or have enJoyed also depends upon you l recognize the potentialities and ab1l1t1es of the Class of 1943 and by like token the indefatigability The good Judgment to remain in school and the wlllingness to meet worldly challenges cannot be overlooked You are responsible Never let it be satd that you are not important God bl ss you through the present conflict and may we meet again MR ARMIN lAHR fl2 I national recognition of our high school youth brings out in full relief the value I l ARMIN G- IAHR Hugh School Principal HARRY A. BURKE Supl. of Schools BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Board of Trustees is composed of men from the business and professional life of Great Falls. They willingly give their time cmd knowledge without remuneration to provide a modern efficient school system. L W. CHURCH GUS A. HANSEN Chairman HOWARD H. STANLEY E, B, COGSWELL Vice Chairman VICTOR F. GIBSON A. E. FARMER Clerk RUSSELL B- CAPLES LAWRENCE ERICKSON LEO SMITH MAYME MURCHIE Vice Principal Dean of Women E. LAWRENCE BARR B. oi M.E., M.M. Northwestern University Music ERNEST L. BERGREN B.S. Stout Institute Manual Arts ELIZABETH BRADDOCK B.A. Nebraska State Teachers' College Columbia University English IEANNE BUCKMASTER A.B., A.M. Westem Reserve University of Chicago Social Science FRED CHEZ Centre College, Kentucky B.S. Montana State College- Colorado State College of Education Algebra and Athletics IOSIE CHURCHILL fi, ,.,1 1 M A W K, CYRIL H. CONRAD B.S. Montana State College M.F.A. Univegity of Oregon rt GRACE CORBIN B.A., M.A. Phillips University Northwestern University Social Science M. L. CROUCH B.S., A.B. B.A. University of Minnesota University of Missouri Latin I EVELYN CLINTON B.A, University ot Montana Harvard College English and Dramatics MARGARET COFFMAN AB Colorado State College of Education New Mexico Normal Universiy Denver University Typing LAWRENCE CONKLIN B.E, Montana State Normal Colorado State College of Education University oi California Social Science Physical Education KARL W. ERICKSON B.A. University ot Montana Bookkeeping and Economic IEANNETTE GARVER B.A., M.A. University oi Montana University oi Chicago Social Science MARTHA HAINES A.B. University of Des Moines University oi Southern California University of Washington Social Science fb CYRIL H HANCOCK A B MA Colorado State MARIE JOHNSON College of Education BS Washington State College Biology and Science Physical Education DONNA B HENRY AB BS MS University of Oregon MRS LOUISA IONES Oregon State College M A University of Montana Bookkeeping cmd Faculty Columbia University Auditor English iiiwfegliaw MARGARET HOLMES BERGIT S KAMMERLOHR BS Montana State College BA University of Momqnq Home Economics SQCXQ1 Studies CARL HORN EDNA KING . Kansas State College . . University of Nebraska Chemistry English BYRON IOHNSON A.B. State Teachers College, North Dakota GRACE LEARY Mathematics and Commercial B.A, Unive,-guy gf Montana I-GW English wr ARGARET IOHNSON B.S. University of Missouri A.B. University 'of Montana University of wcshingion Social Science Spanish BEULAH B. LIMPUS -536.2 if wx ELIZABETH MITCHELL Ph.B. University of Wisconsin English BEULAH K. MORRIS B.S. Montana State College Typing, Shorthand and Office Practice LILY MORRIS R.N. University of Washington School Nurse .,,- A ,J t . -1 L, i, MAYME MURCHIE B.A. University of North Dakota Mathematics ELLA NELSON AB. University of Nebraska Chicago Gregg School Shorthand C. L. PAULSEN B.S. Stout Institute Cameqie Tech. Iowa State Teachers College Printing and Electrical Shop f CLEMEN M. PECK B.S. Montana State College Chicago Art Institute Art and Stagecraft C. B. PERRY B.Ps. Missouri State Teachers College Manual Arts MARGARET V. PIERSON A.B. Northwestem University University of Chicago ROWLAND H. POST B.S. University of North Dakota General Science and Biology CATHERINE M. RATHMAN B.A. lamestown College University of California English and French GOLDA MAY RHODES A.B. University of Illinois Keister's Ladies' Tailoring College M.A. Teachers' College Columbia University Home Economics HELEN ROSS BA Whitman College BA M.A. Columbia University Library Cerhhcate Whitman College Riverside Library School Social Science Librarian VICTOR H. ROWE BA Harvard Colle e Q English JOHN L. SAVAGE Stout Institute University of Washington Industrial Arts f R. I. SCOVIL BS Montana State College Mathematics and Science of Aeronautics EDMUND P. SEDIVY AB, B.F.A. Nebraska State Teachers Colle e 9 Northwestem University School of Music Iulliarcl School of Music ROSALEA H. SPAULDING AB University oi Michigan English I201 MRS. O. G. WHITTEMORE MARGAREI' WILSON KB- Ul'1iV9YSifY of Michiqfm .A.B. University of Montana English English ROBERT WILLET B.S. Montana State College Physical Education STUDENT ADMINISTRATION TN c STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Representatrve Couhcrl rs composed of owe member elected from each advlsory It makes the necessary rules for the we1fare of the school Thrs Councrl serves ore semester term Student Assocratrorr and two members from each class The Board prepares the btrdqet and admmr ters the rules whrch have he h endorsed LY the Counctt The Executive Board is composed of the three officers ot the MJ' 013 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Presxden! BEVERLY CONRAD Vrce Presxdent IOE COHCORAN S ecretury PAT IORDAN Treasurer ANNIE MARGARIS EXECUTIVE BOARD MARY IORDAN Freshman X IACK ACOHD Sophomore Margaret Bosch 215 1 -I 4 I Z 51 ' Betty Conrad 301 lack Epley Ken Kind PG!fiCiG 1-lille Bill Peterson 315 308 305 104 Cliff0l'd S1991 D0l'0!hY Vininq Barbara Huntsberqer lim Nash Patsy Baroch 212 105 101 206 309 if X r 'lf ff , ' 3 ,fm 5 i 1 Nancy Hodgson Evelyn Hallman Miriam Rodger 213 211 121 1 . FIRST SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES Betty Gillespie Donna Erickson l 204 20 lohn Mora 306 QB Er' ff: fi X 5 a. 5 Francis Lindstrom 205 ,, 6 fn ' 1 i ff is Helen Graybill Bob Raymond Don McKamey 205 314 218 g r- ' 6 QQ 1' . Wifi 8 l x f 1 1 Q . 1 ls. ff ' . Bill Spady Beverly Britton Betty Lou Golie l03 214 313 , - 9 'fa -4 Q lane! Smith Connie PGH 316 112 Z 3 Nut t V If 1 V , 1 K l - 7 qt Q.. . 4 .- ,I 1 it 1 Tom Calvert Phyllis Graves Don Kelso 311 317 217 Leila Moniger Mary Moore Lois Talcott 207 318 310 'D F A 6' 'Q vs' . .5 qv: A . V , , ti gi ' zz Af 5 lanet Breitenbucher Phyllis Waters Evelyn Hill 102 302 307 ? 3? Q li ! f ii Glen Haynes Dorothy Reily Gloria Setterstedt 107 312 216 , 2 v 5 3 Q ., ' ,Z 1.9. of 4 'Qu 'UJaJUk D 4416 SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President WALKER HODGSON Vxce Presxdent DAVE SMITH S t IOYCE RINAN ecre my Treasurer ANNIE MARGARIS EXECUTIV BILL CASEY Freshman . a X RUDY TRAMELLI Freshman 4 gg SHIRLEY ROEHM Sophomore TOM CALVERT Sophomore PAUL McMASTI-IRS Iunior BILL SPADY Iunior lf. fl JACK CAMPBELL Sen! IOHN WHITE Senior l25l Margaret Bosch Bill Casey 215 301 Kenneth Durcan 315 Arlene Taylor George GFGY Bill Monsos 212 101 215 l 3 3 Van Briggs 215 , 45 waz if' . s Dorothy Vining 105 Mary Ellen Iackson Miriam Rodgers Ieanne Iones 211 103 308 Patricia Little 202 if x Eleanor Baekler 309 Lois Rinari 104 9 Tom Calvert 311 fx Helen Selakovitch Iris Olmlfefld 316 112 1. Phyllis Graves Nancy Hodgson 317 213 SECOND SEMESTER. REPRESENTATIVES Earl Steifcni Donna Erickson 308 204 Lorraine Fluegal john White 109 209 . 9 , . I r, M D 1 Ioe Wellens ,Tim smith B111 Milch 5 Q 201 310 207 - I 4 Ax 'J I 1 1 1 E- , lv I 1 x H ' ' p 4 ,L . I 1 1 L t 1 1 .xx 1 f '1 v. r 'xx ' lf' 1 F E .- ' x 1 f u x L' 1 I Marlys Kolsrud Phyllis lean Waters Shirley Harris Shirley Iardine Bob O'Donne11 Helen Graybxll 102 302 307 306 205 205 H V V . ' 1 J 1ClCquio Faq1'91iU5 Hazel Good Dorothy Reily Iean Magnuson Faith Stevens Patsy Kinney 203 313 312 304 215 210 tl- -alone Us WW Big L .X 1 X X F RESHMEN OMEWOR K H. Q l F TD, ggi ,Y 1 , I X X . K MYR J 4 . C Q fx F C? Xa. fx x Q X1 -1 A XE' qf N - xx XX 1 X, C1 FRESHMAN CLASS The Class l 46 has exp menced ns hrsl year ol hlah scho l places III many of our school acnvllles They have all the appearances of qlvlna the Class of 45 a hmahl name Keep up the ao d yy M Froshl , o ' . - e ' , ' ' , ', o life. They have adapted themselves well and have found then , Q fo l , . QW FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Presxdent CLIFFORD STEEL Vxce Presldent BETTY CONRAD Secretary Treasurer GEORGE GRAY SPONSORS 0 YV, MISS HELEN ROSS MR. C. H. CONRAD E291 EF r I an A 3 1,4 Abel, William Edward Arkerman, Leonard Arthur Aline, Peter Glover Allen, Cleo Elizabeth Allred, lean Louise Amdahl, Bill Martin Anderson, Marcia Louise 6 ,. 9, f, ,K VV! 9 K Anderson, Stanley Harold .1 A 2 -Q W Avilia, Luis Anthony I E ' Bailey, Chandler Davis A ' L, f ,i Q ' ' Baker, Robert George 1 S E445 A? Bang, Katherine M. 6 .3 Bann, Roberta M. ' f Barham, Ray Walter ' gf' X Barkhoti, lean Marie I Barnett, Chelsea Arlene XX ' X Baron, Fabian loseph 'A J ln-A -J t' ' Barrett, Robert E, , Bazzoli, Eileen Marie QQ: Q! Benema, Georgena Eva t Bensley, Douqles La Vern l 7- ' ' Biallas, Mark Duane 4 J Blackburn, Lynn D. I X L Blaine, loyce Roberta Blair, Mary Lou 4 -I Q Bley, Robert Andrew ' ,V K 7 Bloom, Howard Elmer ,. J A 'V Af Bobokas, Dimitra Elizabeth 3 A' x I Boboth, Robert Stanley E 'P Booker, Clinton C. A Bosch, Margaret Louise rl r- 2 ta? 3 -i Bowman, L. M. Helen 5 Q Ie 1 Bradley, Donald Glenn A Bradley, Richard Gordon F t I Brawner, Feral Lee F' X f Brees, Virginia May l , ,N , Breidenbach, Thelma Amelia '9 f , '3 ' 3 3, Briggs, Van William Y Brittam, Iames Don 'A y. ' Q - Broughton, Donald Earl ' Brown, Alice lune V Brown Virginia M. ' I Bulen, Gertrude Iean a Q 1 Y a . , Burk, William Leon . 1 l 5 1 ' V ' Calvert, loyce luanita A fix- Carnes, Margaret Ellen K Carrette, Georgian Catherine ,Xi Af , Casey, William loseph K , Cavanaugh, loan Ellen 1 - -if ' . Chamberlain, Harry Verne ,W ' .JAY la 6 gf Christ, Ralph Edward 3 'fly J Clark, Lois Geraldine if ,V ri ' I V, Clark, Maxine Grace W H 8, A, . Clausen, Raymond Eli X L' ' K I I l XX 1 ' I .V Clem, Ioan Marie yQ, . ' W -if , 6, Coldbeck, Myra .5 . 11 ,Q ' A Connolly, Frank Hubert 'V ' ' , CQ. Conrad, Betty Lois I ' - ' , lf, Cooley, Kenneth Wayne I 5, lf, ff Cooper, BettY lune Cooper, Maxine Leota -'Y gg i,', Cooper, Paul Dolan A Q L5 9 Cooper, Sally Ioann fr ff--J Corontzos, Pauline I gi, Coursey, Rose Armine A f I ' ' Creek, lack Lewis ' 1 ii? . Crinklaw, Earlyn Ann Cunningham, Gladys Louise Q Dakln, Gerald Hancock Dawson, lrene Theo De Cew, Arthur Ronald 1 30 I Delling, Daie Stanford Dickson, Genevieve Dillman, Marjorie Sue Dixon, Irene Lee Duncan, Kenneth Wymond Dykeman, Irma Mae Eakman, Herbert C. Eberl, lack Iay Edwards, Keith Alan Egan, Eugene Edward Enloe, Shirley Lorraine Ensign, Donald Burkhardt Epley, lack William Erickson, Glen Edwin Erickson, Kenneth Frans Erickson, Rollin Royce Erlandson, George Leonard Espelin, Henry Theodor Farley, Anita Lois Farrell, loan Marie Feiden, Geraldine Ann Ferguson, Calvin Lee Roy Ferguson, lohn Clark Feiden, Margaret Eileen Fleming, Helen Aurise Fletcher, lune Gloria Fluegel, Elaine Amaryllis Forney, Donald Leo Forsythe, Iohn William Frank, Violet Louise Gerner, Charles Leon Geyer, Don George Gilchrist, Walter Iunior Gipe, Gerald Gliko, Lucille Barbara Gnojek, Anthony Michael Goette, Ruth Ann Gonser, Robert Gerald Gordon, Ianice Louise Gosline, Carol May Grasseschi, Charles O. Greene, Dorothy Marie Greenwood, Louise H. Grover, Evelyn Grace Gutenberg, Dorothy Margaret Hamilton, Donald Michael Hamrell, Esther Mae Hankins, Margaret Ruth Hanshue, Eileen Marie Hanson, Huth May Hantsman, Walter Edmund Harlan, Ursula Evangeline Harrison, Mary Lou Hassard, Virginia G, Hatfield, Paul Gerhart Helgeson, William Lawrence Henry, Ira Arthur Hensley, Dorothy M. Hill, Arthur Lawrence Hill, Willis Eugene Hoen, Shirley Le Rue Hoffman, James August Holland, Arthur Iohn Holland, Evelyn Claire Hollenbeck, Michael Edwin Hooker, William Harrison Horninq, Iames W. Howerton, Margaret B. Huntsberger, Barbara Anne Huttinger, Lois Marie Isaacson, lack Pearce Isler, Barbara Ioyce loop George Le Roy 1-S F' 1. .N ' .gi f,. Q? 49. . gt. 3? C9 X. L 3 , '1 ,K 1 ' vt ' Xi L t ft 'us ,- 2 an 59 4-'V ' I l F'4itX I .gt L f .R tw 'Q A ay A .A A'! I. A X, F Q. lv 1' 5-egg A 'Q -A ,Van 6, , I Yi xx l8 '- i lj 5 el 35 t 4 l A 'W Q M -330 ' fe X L LP' L' -1 1 V 5 s 'QP' 'L' Vw? B - A ff- l A l ' X191 1' l l , , 95 F 4 . 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Layton, Shirley Jean Leach, Nettie Elizabeth 9' XG Ledbetter, Dorothy F. L!! Lemmon, Priscilla Mae ' Lesh, Daniel Phillip x A Lewis, Fred Allen Little, Patricia Agnes - Lively, Lora Lee O ' Lockwood, Juanita Fern Kg Lund, Gloria Rose Y e .., , Lundqren, Margaret Louise WM i -W 1 Mathrson, Arlene F IA fe I 'X 1 Maxwell, Jackie Ann McCabe, John Wallace McClain, Pearl Marie McClure, Joyce Anne McCormick, Robert llnnnett Mc:Grvern, Dorothy A. Mcl-lenry, Michael Denis McKamey, Donald William McLe1sh, Yvonne Selma Meagher, Donna Lucille Meagher, Ramona Belle 'J if H ry 'Qt K 'W ' rf Q ff : i ' M y Moe, Adeline Marie xx xii. nf k . gi? Moe, Artha Leo Mole n, Vernon Gene Mondrk, Marjorie Ann Mondik, Richard John Moniqer, Joan Phyllis A C' , Q S' 6 Moller, Rudolph Rayrnond If w X. x ' r Xl vm Monsos, Wrllrarn Sydney Moore, Mary Jane Moore, Robert Lonald Moore, Una lflorerive Morris, Mary Joann l 32 J Morrisctte, Robert John Morton, Dorinne Frances Moser, Betty Louise Muir, Dolores Marie Murphy, Arthur Edward Murphy, Edward Tomas Murphy, Opal Grace 'X 1 Murray, Thomas Albert lf Mutz, Gail Lee Muzzana, Emil Felix , ., Nash, Jimmie Richard Nelson, Audrey lune ' Nelson, Helen Vivian an Nelson, May Nelson, Robert Louis Nicoll, Isabelle Nolde, Mariorie Mae Norris, Delores Ellerene , X Nunley, Dorothy Mae we at Oakes, Herman Inman O'Connor, loyce Elaine O'Donnell, james Edward Olmstead, lris Oriet, William Leon K Oswald, Helen Q XX Oswald, Ruth Mae Owings, Iames Lee 9 Pacini, Lola , Palaqi, Marie Louise Parker, lane Frances , Parr, Connie Ruth JG N- Perry, Dean Theodor , Peterson, Alvin Edward ' Peterson, Evelyn Irene , t , Peterson, Gwendolyn Peterson, Ray Eugene , Peterson, William D. ' 1 1' Di w S , ' .1 Platis, Georgia Pogreba, Donald Allan 2 ' Poirer, Doris Elaine Poirer, Gayle Mary-Darlene Price, Raymond Herbert I Proctor, Elizabeth Lee K f K V e 1 Ramsely, Douglas Fay Reeves Blanche t f Regan, Billy Eugene Wm 5' Remus, Harold Emil y Richards, Vivian ' f Richmond, Kmhieen 1. T ' ff I Rieben, Charles Russell Rinan, Lois lean Ripplinger, Frances Bernel Robertson, Margaret ' I Robin, Alice Marie Rodger, Isabel Mae I Rodger, William Lloyd Roehrn, Frances lean H - Romundstad, Betty lone gf Rooks, Audrey , Rowe, Ally Lou L' Russell, Shirley Ieanne I Rustvold, lean ir Z- Schmidt, Shirley Marie , 4 Schoonover, Iessie Evelyn ' Schull, Bunnie Q Schultz, Harry Leroy 27 Schwab, John George , Scissons, Donald James Se-arles, Donald Boyd Seese, Paul Q Seidler, Ida Anna Sclak vich Hrlen 3 Se'stad Main. it LL 3 6 G rx 1 rt! 'fi ' L ti A 51 e 'N .Y I 3, 3: QQ ,N f 'N x , l -3, i Q K 6 0' . A 1'1- G!-' i Y , -, p...4 Q5 .Go ,xc tk' 1'l 1 'al 3, , E Q ,,, , -' -' 4? 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SOPHOMORES ,aomnwop K I xi I 'X il I ga 6 ENS' ',.l0d1 I '11 KXJD ss -4 57 V 'cl X X QQ' wo' f adm 6 0' 9 sf X 9' SOPHOMORE CLASS The SQphQ11ore Class has demC1strc11eG T CI luv on tl shews they have splendid school spm cmci qlve DTOITHS9 f ,r mer CICHIGX emem as upper clcxssmeh 1 f 'x ' ,r fis i3l'j me basketball held cmd in many clubs of the high Sched, which G O . ' , ' . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Presxdent Vxce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer SPONSORS MISS CATHERINE BATH TOM CALVERT BOB DAVIDSON ELIZABETH LI'I'I'LE MR. LAWRENCE CON K l37l SEMA an Q YQ X9 Q :gp tw LX 53 I y 8 , ' ' xx, f 3 xx ,gf to xl . ' A is, .4 at I egg . it , fillfl, f X t L , I A ' 6 '25 I , l L A Acord, lack E. Akers, Patricia P. Allen, Burta L. Allison, Ray Earl Andersen, Viggo Odson Anderson, Bob M. Anderson, Chrystal C. Anderson, Eileen C. Anderson, Fredrick O. Anderson, Violet A. Anderson, William F. Arneson, Helen K. Austin, Loren B. Baehler, Eleanor M. Bailey, Richard K. Bakkum, Byron Elmo Bakkum, Carl Duane Balsley, Dolores R. Bandel, Margaret A. Barber, Rose Marie Barnett, Beverly B. Baroch, Patricia M, Baron, Rosalia Bridget Battleson, William H, Beagles, Philip H. Benson, Iune A. Black, Lloyd Blackley, Bett L. Booth, Floyd George Brandt, William Henry Breitenbucher, lanet May Britton, Harry Lee Bross, Dorothy Iune Brown, Betty lean Brown, Beverlie Mae Bundtrock, Bonnie M. Busse, Marie Button, Phyllis Ieanne Calvert, Tom Gordon Campbell, Don Iohn Campbell, Loris Lorene Carpenter, Phyllis La V. Carte, Donald Le Roy Charlson Florence QQ hh, Q Q . Q Cheruiole, Ioe Dominic if , jfx. xyyf I9 0 x fr .- 4 + a Chupurdia, Marguerite Coates, Harvey Alfred Collins, Yvonne L. Connor, Dorothy Faye Cooney, William Iohn Cornwell, Carol Marie Culliton, Beverly Ann Curry, Albert Le Roy Cutler, Cleyone Daellenbach, Georgia E. Davidson, Dolly Davidson, Robert Craig Dawley, Lorna Louise Dean, Bob Wallace Devine, Iohn William Diamond, St. Croix A. Dick, Robert Le Roy Donnelly, Beverly Louise Douglast, Victor Lacurgis Drew, Carol loyce Duncan, Doris Rae Dunn, Ralph Seward Dunster, Muriel Edwards, Maxine Edwin, Russell Leon Ellis, Edward Richard I 35 1 English, Robert lohn Emi? SK? if X -5... sw ,L,, U J I 4 E 5 as, .-E-J 4 ,QQ sf 'EFX I nf -fa f iw X sl X l as m 'U X .X 'MW A Q A ' 1- lay 6 N ' 1 ar:- .. ,5,5, Q 1 1 S W K ! ! ,A A5 4 A 3 K Scxndvlq Faye NH 4' L K 'V ' , N 9 ' 5 49 my 'U' K f Stanford, Larry F. Stearns, Beverly Stimps, Dorothy A. Stoltz, Phillip Storm, Gladys Suhr, Carol M. Sutherland, Eugene Swain, Dorothy Swanson, Robert S. Tabaracci, Theodore Charles Talcott, Lois Tanner, Ieanne Thiebaud, Grace Emma Thomas, Iack Thompson, Dorothy Iune Tout, Dennis Townsend, La Verne Upshaw, Beverly Ann Vcm Denberq, James F. Vestman, Victor Theodore Vick, Daren Ioy Voden, Mary Iean Wallace, Leigh Allen Washburn, Iane Weqner, Iames Floyd Weintz, Caroline E. Wellens, Betty Jean Wellens, loseph Walter Wheeler, Ioanne Isabel White, Iacqueline A. Whitmore, Donald Iames Wiess, Iohn Albert Wilkins, Barbara Wochnick, Alene Shirley Wuerthner, Benjamen Iames Stuckenschneider L. Q- . 5, J ff ' 2 I iw' .I , . ' , 1 -1 A 3S5if 'lv! 4. . I '- ' ' l -I is r KW, l W ' fh AHL po..b. 6-o HWY' 0 l41l JUNIORS h Homawonk JUNIOR CLASS f Th r CVIQQ 1131! Vf 1 x IQ um cmd Cn III 11 bmw I , 15 miirs ki :gale an My it st mix: in CIN pb: H 19: cxthlfigfs, iimmfx, dances, and fxudcut Qxssuci uej pr:1111sc L, A 4 i' N , Drs. .-N JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presxdent - DONNA BRICKSON Vxce President - - RAY IOHNSON Secretary-Treasurer - BEVERLY BRIGGS SPONSORS MISS MARGARET WILSON MR. R. H. POST l45 rs Ng., .1 .L . . is 4 t. ,. A , 4 16 It WD' I be Nw , I 'ff' sup-ft if 22:3 A , 3 My 95 F mt? . I 356' .r.. QF 'Vu hm! 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Briggs, Beverly lean Brock, June Brooker, Iosephine Brurud, Robert Russell Burke Barbara Lee Call Reginald Canoy Nadine Iuno Carlson lack Carpenter Dorothy Carroll Ioe Marron Cartledge Lorraine Christensen Hazel Mary Cockrlll Mark Cole Charles Cole Patrtcia Mane Cooper Robert Iames Cottrell Iohn Lewis Cox Dorothy Phyllis Cronin Reed Dennis Cummings Frances Nada Curry Elmira Davidson Tom Davis Bob Day Irene Demopoulos Tom Dillman Loxs Donnelly Clara Mae Driscoll Glenn Drrscoll Harold Dundas Marjorie Dunrigan Delores Durwiddie Margaret Durran Lois Edinger Donald Edmonds Udell Edwards Ruth Egan Evelyn Engel Lincoln Enloe Bruce Fagenstrom lim Fellows Walt Ferguson Monte Wilfred Fitzpatrick Bill Albert Fluegel Lorame Beverly Fogarty Margaret E Francxsco Betty Fredrickson Charles Galland Marvm Gerner Mary Iris Gilchrist lean Eleanor Gilman Gene Wilson Gleason David S Glynn Norman N Goodman Pearl May Graham Bob Dale Graybill Helen Gene Greenwood Virginia Rose 5 ' . x I V A ' , ,4 , 5 1' ,Q 'af 1 y ,L - , . 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I 4 K f V- 1 Olson, William Kemitt 9, f.. V - Owen, Patricia Ieanne 4 'qirtql 4' - H IA Owings, Iva Iune Pacini, Nellie Sylvia 0 'Q gi, I , ' Palagi, Elaine Elizabeth i' i :KV Parks, Iames Hampton Y , 'A' Parsons, Clifford Frank Pellett, Marion F. X ' - Petterson, Richard W. Peirse, Edwina Vesta I ,P Q Pipinich, Harold I. W V Prigqe, Robert L, Y ., Raymond, Robert L. Reid, Ethel Marie A x X I J, Remy, Richard R. Restelli, Betty I. Y, Q 1 Q- 4 ' 1 Huey, Richard Iohn ' Q. 55 - Ripplinger, Lloyd T. ' ' x' RisleY, lacqueline K 1, f . , Robinson, Iack B. ' ,' it A Rombough, Gloria Iean . Russell, Beverly Ruth - Savage, Bill .Qs . l Saylor, Kenneth - 1, Scott, Betty Lorraine L' Seman, Clarence Q Shaw, Iona N l- sheffeis, Beth 2 2 K Sidor, Robert Q QQ Q . l Silvernale, Ioan we ' Simmons, Patricia gf f s -6 I Simon, Iean 4 S. K ' I-. 'f Skaar, Marie - M l ER! smith, David '. Spady, Bill 9, ' G-' Stahlecker, Louise A . X ' Stanley, Ruth Stannard, Maurice Stearns, Douglas . lt Stetfani, Earl 5 A r Stevens, Iohn Clinton P, F' , ' Stickey, Arlene Louise h , 5 my QS Stovall, Dean gf' K 'Y ' ' L' I Stricktaden, William K. A . , 7 f. ,Q if-'1 Swenson, Virginia Mae 1 I , Z 'll' Thomas, Maxine A. I l I W. Todd, Leona Ethel R15 V . U 9 Toole, Patricia Eulalia .h , Tynes, Arthur Rich Q A i Van Tighem, Ioe Paul x X ' ' 4 Walker, Beverly Dorothea .JI A A Y Waters, Phyllis Iean - H Westerland, Ieanne Ruth 2 F , . 'Q V P Whinnery, Maxine f Q ' -,, Y Wilber, Betty Iune . 1-Q 1 ' wiuis, Phyllis , Q rg ' Withycombe, Iames H. it 1 t U . Wocasek, Mary F. Woods, C. Eugene I45l Yelocan, Shirley Marie SENIOR C T 15- S 111 T501 43 d1lf1TlCj 11 1 H11 Q 1 und 11C1x5 Wl111I1Q y 511 1c:1wC sf' fry 11e111ef11ory 1111 LASS 111 119015 of 11111 c 11 Nw '1'11Cx 111V CWC 1 1115-C1 111011 5111111 5 T15y 11 Hap 111111 SC11OC1 C1 xx 5 11, 11 'Q ' ' , ' 191 13 A , . 1,1 5'1 fd, 11CI','G 1 2911 111xiit11:1a3:11 111 61111101615 sf c1:'i'u' 1. ff A 5 f2 , :ici IQSVCI 51' 111105 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 fuQ1'1 9 di .2 1 C111 1 -G 1 . C 5 3 gy L4 , ,Q 35. 9'n,wn.Pa SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presxdent FRANK STEEL Vxce President IOHN WHITE Secretary Treasurer GLORIA SEI'I'ERSTED'I' SPONSORS MISS GRACE CORBIN MH. C. M. PECK l5ll 99 ANDERSON. ELINOR MARY Ambition: To learn to really play my accordion. Pan American Club 3. ANDERSON, CLEO WILLIAM USCOMY.. Ambition: To be a sports ODHOUHCGI. Debate Club 4, Senate 4, National Forensic League 4. Entered from Simms High School, Simms, Montana, 1942. ASHTON, BETTY MAE Ambition: To always be hflppy. Chorus l, 2, 3, Swing Show 2, Lady of Shalott 3, Trial by fury 3, Fiesta 3, Messiah 1, 2, 3. l52l ABEL. RICHARD EUGENE Dick Ambition: To be a physicist. Senate 3, 4, Science 3, 4, Camera 2, Debate 3, N. F. L. 3, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Roundup Committee 3, Extemporaneous Writing l, 2, Bowling 2, Election As- sembly 3. ANDERSEN. KAREN LENORE uxay.. Ambition: To be an anthro- pologist. G. A. A, l, Messiah 1, 2, 3, Spring Concert l, Swing Show 2, Fall Concerts 1, 2, Trial by lury 3, Lady ot Shalott 3, Defense Stamp Salesman 4, Chorus l, 2, 3. ARMSTRONG. RONALD Ambition: To be an Electri- cal Engineer. Red Cross 4, Entered from the Mankato High School, Mankato, Minnesota, 1941. AUSTIN, IANET LENORE Ambition: To travel and en- joy life. Freshman Chorus 1, Cho- rus 2, 3, Girls A Cappella 2, Camera Club 1, Swing Show 2, Messiah l, 2, 3, Imwa Staff 3, National Fo- rensic League 4, Extempo- raneous Writing 1, Roundup Window Committee 1. AUSTIN, RUTH ESTELLE Ruthie Ambition: To be an army nurse. Home Ec Club 3. IAC! BAIER . ARLEY M. G. Am tion: live a healthy a d py lite. ra 1, 2, 3, Swing 2, ssiah 1, 2, 3, hony 1, 2, 3, pani F' sta W 3, Lady of Sha 3,. ' ' by Iury 3, S ane T ' , Helena Trip, isto Trip, Orchestra ec. 3, D r u m Corps 2, Pl rs Club l, Tumbling T . 1, Iunior Prom Com- t ef' Band 3, 4, Drum jorette 3, 4. AYERS, EDITH TRAFTON Dcxnny Ambition: To become a doctor. Agora Club 3, 4, Forum Club l, 2, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Little Symphony 47 Dinner Ensemble 4, Messiah 4, Basketball Band 3, 4, Trial by lury 3, Lady ol Shalott 3, Orchestra 4, Band 3, 4, Drum Corps 2, Debate 1, 3, 4, N. F. L. l, 2, 3, 4, Band Librarian 3, 4, Rep- resentative, 2nd Semester 1. RUTH have a good Club. n X BASTO, WILLIAM umm.. Ambition: To be a mechanic Kpreferably airplanel. Entered from Belt Valley High School, Belt, Montana, 1941. as. Q' BEHTSCH, DOROTHY MARIE Dutch Ambition: To be a stenog- rapher. Drum Corps 2, 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Booster Carni- val Committee, G. A. A., Roundup Float Committee, Softball l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representa- tive, l, Pan American League 1, 2. '25 . , BLEND, NORMA GRACE unanu Ambition: To be happy. Pep Club l, G, A. A. 1, Chorus l, 2, Girls' A Cap- pella 2, Swing Show 2, Science Club 2, 3, Drum Corps Twirler 3, B a n d Twirler 4, Messiah 1,'2. BARNES. VIRGINIA Ambition: To travel, Entered from North Cen- tral Hi h School S okane, Q I P Washington, 1942. BATEMAN, IOHN Hlohn.. BOGDEN, BERNICE GEORGETTE Bemis Ambition: To be rich. BOND. NORMA LYLLIS Ambition: To be a social Patrol Squad 2, 3, 4, Cap- case worker. tain C Squad 4. lf. is-.ftfkf- BLACKBURN, BETTY RAE unae.. Ambition: To go to college. Pep Club 1. BOWER. BETTY ANN Ambition: To be a public school music teacher. Freshmen Chorus 1, Chor- us 2, 3, 4, Girls A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Swing Show 2, Costume Committee for Swing Show 2, Lady oi Shalott 3, Trial by Iury 3, Costume Committee lor Trial by Iury, Mixed Octet 4, Student P. A. League 4, Roundup Salesman 3, Bowl- ing 3, H. Ec. Club V.-P. 3, H. Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Literature Club 4, Librarian for Chorus 4, Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sextet 3, 4. BOICE. ELEANOH MARIE Lennie Ambition: To be a nurse. Iunior Prom Committee 3: Freshman Chorus 1. LOREEN fun in A. A. Club BOWEB. IEAN ELEANOR Ambition: A teacher of phys- ical education. Home Economics Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer ot Home Ec. Club 3, G. A. A. 2, Pan American Club 4. l53l BRADFORD. WALTER Walt Ambition: To be an arche- ologist. Roundup Committee 2: Reserve Football 21 Advisory Representative. 1 Qu BRADY. SHIRLEY ANNE mr.. Ambition: To find happi- ness. Entered irom Havre Hiqh School, Havre, Montana, 1941. xr BOYINGTON. CA ' BRITFON. BEVERLY ANNE Ambition: To e successful., f A Bev hor S I ,V 3, Me ' ' y ' Am tion: To be an excellent ina Sho , Trial W 7 1 S9 1' YUYY- b y 3: Lady Slialott , 13614 Club 13 Players 31 10 FO'-IP 3- A lub g'Bowlinq League 3, ' I- 4, BooQer Club 4, Booster K arniv Money Committeeg X ,,,f' ' dfvisor Representative 4. 'VO' BRADLEY, WILLIAM C. nnradn Ambition: To be a success- ful man and a good buck private. Football 4, Lettermen's Club. Entered from Beach High School, Beach, North Da' kota, 1942. BRECKEN, IOI-IN K. lack Am o o - - W gn r fro s cca - h S ool, l . regon, 41. '1 X 1 43 BREKKE. DOROTHY DEE Dottie Ambition: To be a first- rate secretary. Chorus lg Science Club 2, 35 Messiah 1, Representative 3: Office Duty 3. 1541 BROWN, FRANK MORGAN Morgan Ambition: To make a suc- cess of myself and to see the world. Minstrel Show lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Swing Show 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Base- ball 25 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4, Trial by Iury 3: House Di- vision 3, Patrol Squad 3, 45 Vice-president of Chorus 3, President of Chorus 4, Hon- orary Music Council 3, 4: Assembly Committee 4: Christmas Program 45 Min- strel Show 4. BULEN, IOHN CHARLES Long Iohn Ambition: To play college basketball. Reserve Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Ad- visory Representative 3g Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Rec- reation Basketball 1. ya BROOKS. LYNN BROWN, RAY URCYH Fruit League 1, 3, 4, Base- ' ball 1: Football l. BULLOCK, II-IRRY PHILIP Ambition: To be a pianist. Entered from Helena High School, Helena, Montana, 1942. BURNS, MARY MARGARET Bumsie Ambition: To have an am' bition, Entered from Ursuline Academy, Great Falls, Mon- tana, 1941. BURLINGAME. DORIS MAE ..LenY., Ambition: To pilot an air- I plane. G. A. A. lp G. A. . , , r 4: Christmas Progr m if Messiah 4- 5 W CARSON, RICHARD I WORLINE Dick Ambition: To become an I otiicer in the navy, A. R. T. Club l, 2, Min- strel Show 1, Senior Play 3, Football 1, 4, Fruit League 1, 2, Track 3, Patrol Squad 2. Mm CAMPBELL, JACK KJ CARRICO. BETTY IEAN Dimpies Ambition: To be a typist, Entered from Polson High School, P o l s o n, Montana, 1941. CALVERT, LEROY NORMAN Gorrillu Ambition: To be a top swi- geant. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Bask--t ball Fruit Leaquw l, 2, Rm'- reation Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Pan American Club 4, CARPENTER. L. IAY ,,cm,p.. Ambition: To become a first' rate aviation pilot in the Army Air Corps. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball Bancl 2, 3, Fruit League Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Rec- reation Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 4. CHESNER. IOYCE Tess Ambition: To be a social worker. Basketball 1, 2, G. A. A. 1, Baseball 1, 2. CHRISTOPHER, MARGIE RAE Ambition: Air hostess. Representative 1, Round- up Day Committee 2, 3, Swing Show 2, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Chairman oi Awards Committee 4, Drum Corps 1, Defense Stamp Ad- ministration 3, Badminton Runner-up 1, Poetry Billfe Drama 3. 2, Tennis 4, Rep- Basket- Com- Lettermen s Club. CHUPURDIA. HELEN ELI-IANOR Blondie Ambition: To travel. House Division Q2 yearsl, Library Club Q2 yearsl. CLARK, ELEANOR IUNE Schnappsy Ambition: To he a success in accounting. Entered from St. Mary's of the Mount, Helena, Mon- tana, 1942. l55l COLE. GLADYS EVELYN G1ady Ambition: To be a success. G. A. A. l, Little Sym- phony Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Messiah 3 4 K CONNELI.. CECILE CAROL ..weeqe.. Ambition: To qo to college. Home'Ec Club l, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Lady of Shalott, Girls' A Cappella 3, 4, Mixed A Cappella 4, Spring Concert 1. CONRAD. BEVERLY Bev Ambition Pan American sec retarial translator Minstrel Show l Fiesta 3 French Club 3 4 Players Club l 2 Booster Club 3 4 All State Winner of Pan Am Essay Contest 3 lumor Prom Com Executive Board 1- Soph. Class Sec. 2, Vice Pres. of S. A. 3' Sadie Haw- kins Dance Com. 3, Booster Ball Com. 4- Roundup Day Com. 2 3 4- Band l, 2' Sec. of Pan Am. 2, Editor of Roundup 4, Pres. of Student Assn. 4. COGLEY, HELEN MADLYN Ambition: To be a dental hygienist. Ski Club l, 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Swing Show 2, Chorus 1, 2, Booster Car- nival Committee 3, Swing Show Costume Committee 2, Executive Board 4, Band Twirler 4, Senior Ball Music Committee 4, Sec-Treas. ot Ski Club 3, Science Club 3, Rep. 2, G. A. A. lg Messiah 1, 2, Roundup Float Com- mittee 2, Roundup Staff 4. COLLISON. KEITH EVERETT Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Basketball Band 3, 4, Little Symphony 4. CONNELLY, IAMES M. Rah-Rah Ambition: To be an interior decorator. Pep Club 4. Entered from St. Mary's High School, Great Falls, Montana, 1942. I Ajlcjlgidhbrnrirn - X HCY.. yy, Ambition: T a 6 sailor. aske 1, 2, 3: Volley- l , 2, , Softball 1, T ing Colub 1, Drum Corps Twirler 3, Band Twirl- er 4. CORCORAN. IOSEPH CHARLES H10 e.. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I undertake. Vice Pres. of S. Assn. 4: Vice Pres. of Class 3, Booster Club 3, 4: Pres. of Booster Club 4, Senate 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. ot Senate 4, Agora Club 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres. of Agora Club 3, lunior Prom Com. 3, Science Club 3, Patrol Squad Z, Roundup Statt 3, 4, lniwa Staff 4, Rep, 4, Fruit League 1, Bowling 1, Roundup DaY Com. 2, Booster Ball Com.3, CORCORAN. IOHN CORNWELL. ANN Annie from Dallas Ambition: To be a dramatic coach. Dramatic Class Play 4, Entered from Franklin Hi h C1 School, Portland, Oregon, 1942. CORHIE, HARRIET LOUISE Peekey Ambition: To be a nurse. G. A. A. 1, 2, Pep Club 1, Band 1. CURTIS, LARNA IENNE Curtie Ambition: To become a ia- mous dress designer, DANNO, DOQTH5'ROSE D t AmbitionEqTo e a success. H ' ' ion 2, 3, OUS9 LIIEIXIK B DAVIDSON. DAVID SCOTT Dave Ambition: To be the W rld' greatest chemica - gineer. Booster Club 1, , 3, 4, Treas. ot Booster Club 3, 4, Senate 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. of Senate 3, Debate 1, Foot- ball lg Football Manager 2, Hockey 3, Rec. B. B. l, 2, 3, Fruit League 1, 2, Roundup Day Corn. l, 2, 3, Iunior Prom Com. 3, Senior Ball Corn. 4, Minstrel Show 1, Student Rep. 1, Executive Board 2, Roundup Staff 3, Booster Ball Com. 1, 2, 3, 4. DELLING, VERNE LEONARD Ambition: To attend West Point. Recreation Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pre Flight Wrestling 4, Fruit League Basketball 2, Victory League Basket- ball 4. DALRY, ELSXE ELIZABETH Ambition: To be a success. Advisory Representative 1, Chorus l, 2, Messiah l, 2, Swing Show 2, Camera Club 2. DARKO. THELMA MARY Peaches Ambition: To be a navy nurse. Basketball 1, Pan Ameri- can League 2, Home Ec. Assembly 3. Attended Highwood High School, Highwood, Montana, 1940. WW Del-IAAN, MAHIORIE CATHERINE Midge Ambition: To become a spe- cialized nurse. Science Club 2, 3, Senior Representative 4, Basketball Team 1, Swing Show 2, Pep Club 1, Tm Foil Col- lector 3. DEMOPOLIS. KAY HKCY.. Ambition: To live and die happy. French Club 1, 2, Rep- resentative 2, Science Club 3, Sophomore Dance Com- mittee 2, lack and the Bean- stalk 3. DEVINE. HELEN MAVA Gabby Ambition: To be a lawyer. Chorus 1, 2, Swing Show 2, Debate 3, Camera Club l, Agora Club 3, Science Club 3, Rep. 2, Iunior Prom Corn., Roundup Day Float Com. 3, Senior Announce- ment Com., Office Duty 4, Nat. Forensic League 3, Knitting Club l: Girls' Bowl- ing 4, Girls' Volleyball l, Girls' Basketball 1, Imwa Staff 4, A. R. T. Club 2. DONNELLY, NOBMA Cookie Ambition: To always be hap- py and have lots of fun. Freshman Chorus, Stage Cratt 4, Library Duty 3. DENT, GRACE ATLANTA Gracie Ambition: To be happy. Entered from Linns Mill, Oregon, September, 1939. DOHMEYER, MARIORIE LORRAlNE Margie Ambition: To be a success and live a long, happy life. Orchestra 1, 2, 3. DOUGHEHTY. WILFRED ANER Willie Ambition: To be a general in the Ainiy Air Force. Recreation Basketball 1, Fruit League- 1, Rfgorve P00fbGll 35 Special Cheer- ing Section 1. l57 DUNN. ROBERT WAYNE Red Ambition: To be a success. Band 2, 3. Entered from Missoula High School, Missoula, Mon- tana, 1941. EDWARDS, MA E ' d Ambition: cbs st lor U Sari ha ootnr s rtba T 5 u dup - ci? I X v'l'lflt' 5 ' ELLSWORTH, ANNA ELEANOR Elsie Ambition: To be happy and successful. Chorus l, 25 Home Ec. Club 15 Girls A Cappella5 Swing Show5 Drum Corps Twrrler 35 House D1vis1on3, 45 Messiah 1, 25 Student Representative 3. I5Bl DROSS, COLLEEN CAROL Boots Ambition: Play in Tammy Dots'-y's Dancc Orchestra. Band 45 Dinner llnseniblc- 45 Little Symphony 45 Bas- ketball Band 45 Mt-ssiah Or- chestra 45 Harmony Club 4. Entered from Glasgow Hiqh School, Glasgow, Mon' tana, I9-42. EAKMA mbitxon Music Pan Ameri- can resentative. ELLIS. CAROL ELIZABETH Ambition: 'lo l.vQ in South America. Play.-1 s Club lg Messiah l, 3, 45 Sciryrice Club 45 Trial by lury 35 Lady ol Shallot 35 Coznrnencernent Service Chorus l, 3, 45 Mixed A Cappella 45 Girls' A Cappella 3, 45 Pan Ameri- can Fiesta5 Mixed Octet 45 Girls' Octet 3. EMMETT, FRANCES B. Fran Ambition: To live a life worth while and to be a child phsycholoqist. Freshman Chorus5 Tum- bling Club 15 Pep Club lg Messiah l, 2, 35 Swinq Show 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' A Cappella Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 35 Mixed A Cappella Choir 35 Messiah Soloes 35 Pan American Musical 35 Awards Assembly 35 Drama 45 Letters to Luciene- 4. ENEBOE, BARBARA IEAN .,Bm,b,, Ambition: To live a lonq and happy life. Pep Club l5 Drum Corps 2, 35 Alternate Representa- tive 15 French Club 3 45 Office Duty 3, ERLANDSON, DORIS MARIE Swede Ambition: To be a slonoq- rapher for the F. B. I. Freshman Chorus5 Girls' Chorus5 Home EC. Club 15 House Division 1, 2, 3, 45 Messiah 1, 2. l ICKSON, KARL BRICK Swede 'tion: To be a me- anical engineer. age Craft 4. ESMAY, MURYL Meme Ambition: To be a dross de- signer. Home EC. Club '25 Pan American Club 35 Roundup Salesman 3. FAGRELIUS. IACQUELINE IEAN Iacquie Ambition: To find a protes- sion I will like. Girls' Drum Corps 2, 3, A. R. T. Club l, 2, 3, 4, Alternate Representative 4, French Club 4, Freshman Chorus, Pan American Club 3. FLAHERTY, LOUIS Louie Ambition: Get a hold oi a lap with my bare hands, Freshman Football, Track, 1940, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Ball Committee l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Carnival l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Vice Presi- dent of Booster Club 4, Drunmier tor litney Dances , 2. FONTANA, MARY ANN ..Red,. Ambition: Beauty Operator, Iunior Prom Committee. EVANS. MARGARET ELAINE npegqyu Ambition: To be a with a name Chorus ury Sextet Cho- Dir. Mixed 'y of FAY, MARIORIE Margie Ambition: To be a personnel director. French Club l, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Mixed A Cappella 4, Girls' A Cappella 4, Trial by my 3, Lady of shqnot 3, Secretary of French Club 4, Booster Carnival Com- mittee 4, Messiah l, 3, 4, Fiesta. FOREMAN, ROSE MARY FRANSEN. EDWARD Ambition: To be successful. Fruit League 3, Recreation Basketball 3, 4, Handball 2, 3, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Vic- tory Leaque 4. FOLEY. MARTIN ROBERT Glamour Punts Ambition: To own cr busi- ness. Freshman Vice Pres., Stu! dent Assn. Rep. l, Track l, Freshman B o u n d u p Day Com., Treas. ot Senate Club 2, Booster Carnival Corn, 2, Vice Pres. of Booster Club 3, lunior Prom Decorations Cont, 3, Roundup Day Com. 3, Pres. ot Senate 4, Ac- tivities Com. 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Senate Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4. GARV IN. FRANCES IOSEPH HF. L.. Ambition: To ily tor the Army, Freshman Football, Swinq Show 2, Recreation Soitball 2, 3, Reserve Football 3, Iuntor Prom Committee 32 Wrestling 4, Recreation Bas- ketball 4, Baseball l. N, MARCH!! W A NELLB 'Ma Ambition: ste noq- rapher. lunio Pron1JCommittee. Ent e Freshman y e a r tr m itmore, Alberta, Cana a. FROST, IACK WALLACE Frosty Ambition: To be a arian. Orchestra 1, 2, Patio Squad 3, Pan American Clu 3, Bowlmq 3, Basketball 1 Swing Show 2, Minstre Show 1. GEBHART, HELEN MARGARET Ambition: To become a Entered l939 from re less High School, Peerle Montana. Iunior Class Play, 1942 Peerless I-Iiqh School, porter tor paper 2, 3, Peerless I-Iiqh School. GIBSON. EARLENE Hcibby.. Ambition: To be a Lieuten- ant in the Waves. Camera Club 1: G. A. A 15 Drum Corps 1, 2, 35 Cap- tain of Drum Corps 2, 3, Chorus 15 Advisory Round up Committee 2. GIPE, ROBERT umm.. Chorus 1, 25 Patrol Squad Minstrel Show 15 Swing how 25 Messiah 1, 2. GOLKE. BETTY LOU To be a buyer. 1, 2, 35 Volley- Soitball l, 25 3, 45 Booster Chr. 3 4' French C.ub Com 4' 43.. in lnst. 3 l, Tennis l, Sadie Dance Corn. 3. ..Gib.. Ambition: To be a steward- ess. French Club 3, 45 Camera Club 15 Players' Club 35 Ski Club 35 Adv. Rep. 35 Iunior Prom Decorations Com.5 Drum Corps l, 25 Band 'l'w1rier 35 Awards Com. 45 Chorus 15 Adv. Roundup Com. 25 Iack and the Bean- stalk 35 Poetry Bills 35 Boost- er Carnival Com. 35 Players' Club Booster Carnival Com. 35 Messiah ly Roundup Lit- erary Board 45 Sadie Haw- kins Day 3. GILCHRIST, DORIS MARIAN Ambition: To graduate from college. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Little Symphony l, 2, 3, 45 Dinner Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Strinq Trio 2, 35 Quartet 1, 45 Class Secretary 15 Rep. 25 Execu- tive Board 35 Ex. Writinq Winner 1, 25 Messiah 2, 3, 45 Student Orch. Con. 45 Swinq Show 25 Pan Amer. Fiesta 35 Spokane Orc. Trip 25 Trial by Iury 35 Minstrel Show 15 Band 35 Music Lil. Club 45 Mixed A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Mont. State Solo Contest at Missoula 3. GNOIEK, LUDWIG ,,Lud,, Ambition: To become a suc- cess in Architectural En- qineeiinq. Patrol Squad 3. GOOD, HAZEL MARIE Ambition: To be an interior decorator. Home Ec. Club 3, 45 Fresh- man Chorus5 Chorus 25 Pres. oi Home llc. Club 3, 45 Messiah l. Q GH , RQ ARY HR i . Iii' : o b a tran 1 5 ch b 1, Fr 11- l rus: xtern o- a o Wri Conte Il5 bil Pr Commi eg 1 4 GREENE. NORMAN NATHANIEL Norm Ambition: President of Ab- stract Company. Entered December, 1942 from Clayton Hiqh School, Clayton CSL Louisj Mo. GOUDIE. HARLAND IEAN ..Ish,. Ambition: To get somewhere in art. Cartoonist Iniwa 2. 35 A. R. T. Club 35 Roundup Staff 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball Band 3, 45 Special Picked Band 3, 45 Lieutenant in Marching Band 45 Presi- dent of Band 45 Cornet Duet 4. GREAVES. IANICE EYRE Hlcm.. Ambition: To have one ot the largest Palomino horse ranches. Roundup Day Committee 15 Messiah 3: House Division 45 Pep Club lg Basketball 45 Booster Carnival Class Committee 1. GRETTENBERG, LOIS mrag.. Ambition: To qo down in history besides on a re- port card. French Club 45 Iniwa Staff 4. Entered 1942 from lorries- town High School, Iames- town, North Dakota. GRISMER, BARBARA Bobbie Ambition: To be a nurse. Entered here in 1941 liorrr State Teachers College Hiqlr School, Minot, N. D. GUTHRIE, ROBERT IAMES Gus Ambition: To be successful and happy throughout my lite. Representative 35 Sopho- more Roundup Day Coni- rnittee5 Recreation Basket' ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Recreation Baseball 1, 25 Football 15 Fruit League 1. HALL. DOROTHY IRENE UDOI.. Ambition: To be a nurse. Pep Club 25 Home EC. Club l, 2. Entered here in March, 1942, from Conrad High School, Conrad, Montana. GRINDE. HOWARD CLAYTON Ambition: To be a wealthy man. GRUEL, ROBERT 'WT HALL, BARBARA Bobby Ambition: To sinq. Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Cheer Queen 45 Skr Club 2, 35 Pan American Club 45 A Cappella Choir 35 Lady of Shallot 35 Trial by lury 35 Messiah and F1esta5 Chorus 35 Pep Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Assembly 3: Roundup Assemblies 2, 35 lunror Prorn Committee 35 Baseball Championship 1. A HAMLOW. IUNE HANSEN. IAMES RICHARD ..Hans., Ambition: Aeronautical en- qineer. Pan American Club 45 Identification Models 3. HARRINGTON, IOHN Hatter Ambition: To be a success in whatever I undertake. Fruit League 35 Victory Leaque 45 lournalrsm Statt 45 Volleyball 1, 25 Recrea- tion League 3, 45 Handball 2, 35 Softball l, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 4. HANEK, ROBERT HENRY Bob Ambition: To relax and t life easy. HANSON, ERICK DWAIN Ambition: To be the inq secretary ot the York Yankees. lniwa Statt 3, 45 Busincs Manager of the lniwa 45 Business Club 35 Baseball 2 HARRIS, LOIS CLAIRE Ambition: To be an ecutive s private tary. L61 HARSII, FLOYD WAYNE Pidqeon Ambition: To be successful. Chorus 1, 2. yr A ,,,,,,,.,,.., ' A vi: W J W l-IEALEY, UNAROSE ELAINE '1'roby Ambition: To live a lull, suc- cesstul life. HENDERSON, RICHARD HAL Dick Ambition: To be a top pilot in the Army or Navy, Graduate irorn Annapolis, or West Point. Freshman Football Mana- ger, Football 2, Basketball 3, Bowling 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Victory League Basket- ball 4, Recreation Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman Intramural Sports, Advisory Rep, 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Fruit League Basketball 4: Roundup Day Floats 1, 2, V' JW - 'r Yf. t'- .f't ai 4 f. , . .ft - :uri HAYNES, DICKINSON GLENN ,,Bud., Ambition: To be an Aero- nautical Engineer. Advisory Representative 2, 4, Recreation Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Fruit League l, 2, 3, Victory League 4, Champions of Victory League 4, Roundup Salesman 4. HEDENBERG, HELEN FLORENCE HH. Ambition: To be a nurse. Science Club 3, Agora Club 3, 4, Debate 3, lunior Prom Bid Committee, SophoA more Dance Committee: Bowling 4. IIEWETT, HELEN LOUISE Ambition: To be a Social Welfare Worker. Pep Club l, Booster Club 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, lunior Prom Committee 3, Booster Ball Committee 3, 4, Booster Carnival 3, 4, Roundup Float Committee 2, Messiah 1. HIGGINS, DOROTHY MADELYNNE Ambition: To be a doctor. Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Little Symphony 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Show 2, Lady of Shallot 3: Dinner Ensemble 4, Messiah 2, 3, 4. HILL, BETTY JANE Bets Ambition: To be a cashier. Pep Club 1, G. A. A. 1, 3. HIBB D, VIR NIA MAE HHH, ,, Am ' ' a chorus. Chor 1, , , 4, Messiah 1, 2, J A4 C- 2, 3: Otfi , 'Sp America S ings 2, Trial Iury 3, Lady ot Sh llo Fiesta 3, Girls' Se 3 A. C. 3. I-IIGGS, FERNE ETHEI. Hiqqsie Ambition: To go to New York. Freshman Chorus, Messiah 1, 2, 3, Spring Concert 1, Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' A Cappella 2, Girls' Sextet 2, Swing Show 2, Mixed Cho- rus 3, Roundup Sait 4, Al- ternate Rep. 1. IIIRSHBERG, EDWARD I-Iirsh Ambition: To have a good time. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer King 4, Representative 1, 2, Roundup Chairman 1, 2, Booster Carnival Committee 2, 3, Roundup Staff 3, As- sembly Committee I, Sopho- more Dance Committee, En- tertainment at Basketball games 1, 2, 3. HOELZEI., MARY ELIZABETH Bette Ambition: To be a buyer. Booster Club 3, 4, Chorus lf Booster Club Secretary 45 Booster Carnival Committee 3, 47 Iunior Prom Committee 35 Bowling 3, 45 Booster Ball Committee 3, Roundup Day Float Comm ttee 35 Mes- siah lg Alternate Represene tative 15 Pep Club 1. HUFFMAN, LINCOLN KENNETH uxennyn Ambition: To get ahead in aeronautics. Ski Club lg Chorus lp Minstrel Show lg Fruit League 1, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 2. HUNT, ANGUS LAMAR nned.. Ambition: To become a re- search physicist. Treasurer of Class 1, Ad- visory Rep. 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 2, Little Symphony 2: Messiah 2: Vice-president of Science Club 45 Orchestra Trip to Spokane 25 Swing Show 2, Roundup Stott 3, Heisey Award 3, Science Club 4. HODGSON, IOS!-IPI-I WALKER Hutch Ambition: To join some branch of the Air Force or to graduate from An- napolis. Rec. Basketball 2, 4, Let- termen Hockey 3, 4, Letter- men's Club 3, 4, Pres. ot G. F. 45 Intramural Sports 4, Co-Capt. Football 4, Wrest' ling 4g Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Res. Football 1, Iunior Prom Com., Fruit League 4, Basketball Score Board 3, qff' HUNTSBERGER. IAMES E. Hunts Transferred from Sunburst 4: Senate C b 4 2 M . If. HOWE, FEROL FRANCES Ambition: To be a social worker. French Club lg Booster Club 4: Bowling 3, 4, R o u n d u p Committee 27 Booster Ball Committee, Fea- ture Editor ot Iniwag Ad- vertising Manager of Iniwap Iunior Prom Committee 3. IVERSON, DOROTHY Dottie Ambition: Pre-Dietitian. Entered Great Falls High School in 1942 from Mount Ellis Academy, Bozeman, Montana. HUGHES, WILLIAM DAVID Dave Ambition: To be a success. Fruit League Basketball 1, 2: Science Club 2. IAVORNIK, RONALD A. Hlohn., Ambition: To get in the Air Corps. Representative 1, 2, Exec- utive Board 2g Fruit League 1, 2, 3. Hunisv. mu. Dowim nm Ambition: To own a cattle ranch. Swing Show 3. IACKSON, MARYBELLE Ambition: To be a social worker. French Club 1, Bowling 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Roundup Committee 2, Booster Ball Committee 4, Freshman Chorus, Spring Program 1. IAZOVNIK, IRENE Ren.ie Ambition: To travel: f' Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 1 -L 0 t L, J .lf Us - 4 I1 I p I ,, test IOFFR E. VIVIAN Vivie Ambition: To travel. 3 Pip Club 2, 3, Dramatics 44' I EWELL BETTY Toni Ambition To Join the WAVES IOHNSON, BETTY M. ..Hep'Y.. Ambition: To make my lite a success. Pep Club 1: Science Club 27 House Division 3. IOHNSON. DORIS Ambition: To always have fun. French Club 3, 45 Iunior Prom Bids Committee 31 Senior Ball Committee 4, Roundup Salesman 2. IORDAN, PATRICIA LOUISE upaff Ambition: Pan American ad- vertisinq. Forum l, 2, 31 Debate Squad 1, 2, 3, National Fo- rensic League l, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y Student Pan Ameri- can League 4, Sec'y Student Association 4, Photographic Editor ot Roundup 4, Mes- siah lg Roundup Day Com. l, 2, Booster Club Com. l, 2, Extemporaneous Writing Contest 2. I 64 1 KARAFFA CYRII. IEAN Budd Ambition To play bigtime swing music R c Bandl 2 3 4 s ketball Band 2 3 4 Capt oi Band 4 Advisory Rep 3 4 Little Symphony 4 sembly Com. 3- Track - Roundup Salesman 4, Fruit League Basketball 1, 2 , 3 Roundup Day Com. 3- Solo- ist in Band lp Booster Car- nival Com. l, 2, 35 Red Cross Rep. 2, Harmony Club 4, Iunior Prom Com. KI-ILM, GERTRUDE LYDIA Getty Ambition: A beautician. Camera Club lg Drama 47 Music Organization, per- formances lChorusJ l. KILLEEN. MARY ANN ..Ann,. Ambition: To be a success- ful stenographerz Home Ec. Club, Chorus 25 Physical Education 2, 3. Entered in 1942 from Cus- ter County High School, Miles City, Montana. KEENAN, LOIS IRENE Ambition: To be a nurse. Entered, 1941 from Grin- nell High School, Grinnell, Iowa. KEYSER. IAMES CHARLES Hpinky., Ambition: To be a doctor. Recreation Basketball lg Band lg Recreation Baseball 25 Victory League 4. KIND. DONALD WAYNE Donnie Ambition: To ily for Uncle Sam. Representative 2, Fruit League Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Recreation League Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, Baseball l. KLAUE, MARY ANN Dimples Ambition: Make the most out of life. Science Club 1, Z: G. A. A. 1, 2, Drum Corps 1, 27 Home Ec. Club 3, 4: House Division 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Drill Team 1. KNUDSON. KATHRYN ELAINE HKGY.. Ambition: To get the most out of life. French Club 1, 2, 3: Sec- retary French Club 3, Treas- urer French Club 3, Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3: President of Advisory. , Q. iyf KOSKEY, VICTORIA AGATHA Vicki Ambition: To become suc- cessful as a bookkeeper and accountant, Glee Club lg President of Glee Club 2, President of Class 2, School Librarian: Girls' Gym Guild. Entered, 1941 from White- tail 1-liqh School, Whitetail, Montana. Kmwmq, WILLIAM f . KOWELL, ELAINE CECELIA .munkyn KNUDSEN. LORNA EAN Ambition: To see the world, lunior Red Cross Club lg Business Club 3: Booster Carnival Committee for Busi- ness Club 3: Usher at Teachers' Convention 3, Ot- fice Duty 4, Senior Picture Committee 4, Roundup Staff 4. fel. llwhimpyi. Ambition: To travel the 48 states. LAMPEN Ioe Ambition: To be in whatever I to do. Messiah 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3: Lady of Shalott 3: Girls' A Cappella 1, 2, 3, Science Club 4, Trial by Iury 3, Commencement Ex- ercises: Christmas Assem. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sextet 3. I' Pu Boost- Booster Fresh- Chorus A Cappella A Cappella 3, Trial Shalott. Com.:, LAPEYRE, ARDIS MAY ,.Ardie,. Ambition: To be a welder. Red Cross Club lg Decora- tions Committeeg Home Ec 2, Booster Carnival Com- mittee 2. LANE, FLOYD ELMER unusty.. Ambition: To be a success- ful businessman, Band 1, 2, 3, Model Plane Club 2, 3. LAULO, ELIZABETH E. Betty Ambition: To be a fashion expert. Chorus 1, Advisory Hep- resentative 2, 35 Iunicr Prom Decorations Committee 3, Vice President of Pan American Union 4, Messiah 1: Senior Ball Music Com- mittee 4. 1651 rt.rf,,n mhhion To ost qt o tudent , fy LEGAULT. MARION I. Ambition: To do as much as I possibly can to help win the war and I also plan on being married soon. Pan American League 4. LINN, ELWOOD L. Ambition: To kill ten Iaps. Reserve Football 25 Var- sity Football 2, 35 Letter- men's Club 2, 3. H561 LAVIN, ROBERT FREDRICK Nyx'-1:19.10 , MONA Lovin YJ L C1 NAVX., Ambition. To be an arche f nngo oloqist, ' 5 . f' Fruit League 2. I f'jhZ,zjdlo2 niycnAwn D ni LE FEBORE. LILLIAN MARIE Laddia Ambition: To help more to win the War. Pan American Club 3. LENIHAN, ROBERT D. unobu Ambition: To be a machinist. Fruit League Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Rec. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball League 2, 35 Basket- ball Band 3, 45 Special Picked Band 4. S e Craft 25 Staff I N. K - K ,fl I LORANG. CATHERINE CHARLOTTE Kaytio Ambition: To be a success- ful secretary. Drum Corps l, 2, 35 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Freshman Chorus 15 Drum Corp As- sembly 3. LUDTKE, HELEN ELEANOR Ambition: To be a stenog- rapher. Entered from lvl iss o u l a County High School, Mis- soula, Montana, in Sopho- more year. LOCKWOOD. GLENN LA VERNE Ambition: To make a com- plete success of life. Baseball l, 2, 35 Fruit League Basketball 1, 2, 35 Recreation Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 3, 4. Entered from Glasgow High School, Glasgow, Mon- tana, 1939. LOTS. IUNE IEWEI. Ambition: To be a navy nurse. Home Economics Club lg Co-ed Prom 15 Messiah lg Spring Concert l5 Roundup Salesman 15 Fall Concert 15 Booster Carnival 1, LUNDBY, EDWIN CASPER x ,.Ed,. i Ambition: To be a rancher. MAGNUSON, IEAN DORIS Ieannie Ambition: To write a song that will be No. l on the hit parade. French Club l, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 15 Band 2, 35 General Chairman of Sadie Hawkins Dance 35 Roundup Paradf-s 1, ZZ, 35 Iunru Prom Committee 35 Fr--shman Cho- rus 15 Messiah lg French Club Assembly 35 French Club Booth at Booster Car- nival 2, 3. MANNING. ROBERT .555-ul MARGARIS, ANNIE MARY ,.Ann,, Ambition: To be a Zap-notcli bookkeeper. Home EC. Club ly Vlindow Display Committee l5 Pan American League 2, 35 Vice President ot Pan American League 35 Agora Club 35 Mevioersliip Committee 35 Student Association Treas- urer 4. MQCDONALD. IESSIE ANN Ambition: To be a book- keeper or stenographer, Chorus l5 Girls' Chorus 25 Messiah l, 25 Swing Show 25 Knitting Club l. NNING. G IA EIL N J HG' wh mbiti e a d s de- si n t f 45 sory C 1 tee 2. - , sory ve4 l ft K' l MARBLE. MARGARET LUCILLE upeqgy.. Ambition: To always b' happy, G. A. A. lp A. R. T. Club 35 Camera Club 25 Bowling League 4. Entered irorn Central High School, St. Paul, Minnesota, 2. X, ii MARQUARD. CATHERINE MARGARET Swede Ambition: To reach the top. tAnd enjoy the slide downl. Pep Club I5 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Sottball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball l, 25 Booszer Car nival Class Committee I Roundup Day Class Com- mittee l. MATTSON, EILEEN GLADYS Sweat Ambition: To be an air hose tess. Chorus l, 25 G. A. A. 15 Alternate Representative 45 Messiah 25 Roundup As- sembly 2, 3. MCCARTHY. JAMES LEE Ambition: Civil engineering. Pep Club l, 25 Senate 25 Fencing 25 Election Com- mittee 45 Golf Team 2, 35 Representative 25 Assembly Committee Chairman 45 Booster Club 3, 45 Bowling 25 State Interscholastic Golf 2, 3. ' MARTIN, nono1'i-nr node Ambition: To go south. Booster Carnival Class Committee l, 25 Adv. Round- up Window Display Com- mittee 15 Roundup Parade Committee l, 2, 35 Pep Club l5 Drum Corps 2 ,35 Ha- waian Football Game. 35 America Swings 125 luniot Prom 35 lniwa Stall 4. CARTHUR. ANGEL CLOTILDA ,.Anq.. Agitionz T an army nuQe. Home ,lu 5 f Q , I Z ff ' 'fb X Tr.: X' ks m MCCLURE, IOHN SAMUEL ulucku Ambition: To be an aero- nautical engineer. Track Manager l, 2, 35 Music Committee Senior Ball 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Reserve Football 2, l67l McGAVIN. REX lox Patrol Squad 1. McKIBBIN. MARY ESTELLE Ambition: To keep smiling. Representative l: Awards Com. 2: Extemporaneous Writing l, 2: Pan American President 3: Roundup Day Float Com. 3: America Swings Z: Chairman, Patron and Patronesses Com., Sen- ior Ball 4: Freshman Cho- rus: Girls' Chorus: Messiah l, 2. MEHL, CLARENCE ROBERT Ambition: To become an en- gineer. Little Symphony 1, 2, 3, 4: Messiah 2, 3, 4: Little Symphony Trip to Spokane 2: America Swings 2: Mixed Octet 3: Dinner Ensemble 3: Agora Club 3, 4: Vice Presi- dent Agora 4: A Cappella 3: Trial by Iury 3: Fiesta 3: Fruit League Basketball H591 Mcnonann. si-um.r:i: shin Ambition: To have a life- time filled with happi- ness. Pep Club l, 2: Drum Corps 2: Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Rep. 3: Dramatics Club l: Booster Club 3. 4: Chr, Patrons Com. Ir. Prom 3: Chr. Elec- tion Com. 4: Roundup Day 3: Ski Club Booth at Booster Carnival: Booster Carnival 3, 4: Golf Tourn. l: Booster Ball 3, 4: Booster Carnival Class Cam. Bowling Team 3: Chr. Senior Ball Music Com, MCGEE, ANNA MARGARET Ambition: To be a dress de- signer. G. A. A. l: French Club 1, 2, 3: B.B. 1, 2, 3: Volley- ball 1, 2: Ping Pong 1, 2: Booster Club 3, 4: Softball 1, 2: Booster Carnival Com. 3, 4: Booster Ball Com. 3, 4: Ir. Prom Com. 3: Round- up Day Window Display l: Sadie Hawkins Dance Com. 2, 3: French Club Picnic Com. 2, 3: B.B. Champ. 1, 2, 3: Bowling 3, 4: Tennis l: French Club Com. 3: Soft- ball Champ 1, 2, 3. MEDEAN. ELLEN MAY Micki Ambition: To travel all over the world after the war. Attended Bremerton High in 1942. a ' ' Mais: 1-uzimuzrm , 'x-tank 1 ' A it :Tobean 5 A. AJ l, 2, merican l, 2: wings 2. ,- N 1 1 .,w MIXXELSEN. LUCILLE DOROTHY HDD... Ambition: To be a first- rate bookkeeper. Home Ec. Club 1: Co-ed Prom Committee l: Business Club 3: Agora Club 4. MOE. EVELYN DAGMAR HE' .. Y Ambition: A success. MERRICK, BOB Ambition: Undecided. Baseball 1, 2, 3: Fruit League Basketball l, 2: Rec- reation Basketball l, 2. MILLER. BONNIE LOUISE .,Lou,. Ambition: To live a happy and prosperous life. Booster Carn. Com. 1, 2, 3: Pres. Sophomore Class 2: Players Club 1, 2, 3: Pres. Players Club 3: Pan Ameri- can Club l 2: Vice Pres. Pan American Club 2: Swing Show 2: Rep. l, 2: General Chr. Ir. Prom 3: Roundup Rarades 1, 2, 3: Girls' Cho- rus 2: Messiah l, 2: Fresh- man Chorus: Dance Com. 1. MOLEN, DONALD STERLING ..Duk... Ambition: To be a pilot in the Navy Air Corps, Fruit League Basketball 1. 2, 3: Victory League Bas- ketball 4: Reserve Basket- ball 3: Recreation Basket- ball l, 2, 4: Reserve Foot- ball 3: Baseball l. MORAN. MARGARET ANN Marg Ambition: To keep on being hflppv- Pep Club l, Iournalism 3, Stage Craft 4. MOSES, ELAINE RUTH Ambition: To always have one. Red Cross Club l, Adv. Red Cross Rep. l, Z, Swing Show 2, Basketball Team l, 2, Softball League 1, 2, House Division 2, Bowling 3, Pep Club l, Adv. Round- up Day Window Display Com., Adv. Roundup Day Float Com. 2, Salesmanship Course 4, G. A. A. l. MOY, ROBERT IAMES Snail Ambition: To be an electri- cal student at the Car- negie University. Swing Show: Messiah Chorus 2, 3, 1, Minstrel Show. MOON. BRUCE ALLEN Ambition: To be a me- chanical engineer. Band 1, 2, 3, Basketball Band 2, 3, Special Picked Band 3, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Dance Committee 2. MULCAHY, ELMO DOUGLAS Hausa.. Ambition: To be a writer. Rec. League B.B. l, Rec. Softball 1, Rec. Track l, Swim Meet 1, 2, 3, Volley- ball l, Camera Club 2, Red Cross Lite Saving Ir. 6- Sr., Red Cross Water Safety Instructor 3, 4, Pre- Flight and Military Drill 4, Patrol Squad 2, Rec. Base- ball 2, Fruit League B.B. 2, Capt. of Intramural Hockey Champs 2, Hockey Z, 4, Iniwa Photo Editor 3, 4, Vic- tory League B.B. 4, Wrest- ling 4. MORRISON. RODGER DALE Ambition: Technical Mining Engineer. Movie Operator 4, Patrol Squad 4, Assistant Business Manager Roundup Com- mittee. k I if 4 I - - .ii if ., ' fsifxt' X V. MOTTARD, BONITA IOYCE Bonnie Ambition: To be a recep- tionist. House Division l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Bowling League 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Iunior Prom Program Committee 3, Rec- reation Basketball 2, 3, Stu- dent Association 3. .. 1? .52 NASH, EUGENE LEONARD ,menu Ambition: Air line pilot. Stage Craft 4. .. NELSON. DOROTHY ELLEN Nellie Ambition: To be a dress de- signer. Scribner Club l, G. A. A. 1, Agora 3, French Club 3, 4: Bowling 4, Roundup Salesman 2, Debate, lunior Prom Committee 3, Sopho- more Dance 2, Camera Club 1, Basketball League 1. MUSSELMAN, JACK HAVLICK ,.Mu,,. Ambition: To be a coach. Varsity Football 3, All- School Play 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4, American Legion Baseball State Champion- ship 2, Fruit League Bas- ketball l, 2, Rec, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, High School Base- ball League l, 2, Res. Foot- ball 2, lunior Prom Decora- tions Committee 3. NASH. EVANGELINE IRMA Evio Ambition: To be a nurse. Entered, 1940 from Helena High School, Helena, Mon- tana. NELSON, IOHN LEONARD nlohnny., Ambition: To be a member oi the Naval Air Corps. Entered, 1940 from East- chester High School, Tuck- ahoe, New York. H591 NEWELI.. HAROLD HDDC., Ambition: To be a pilot. Chorus l, 27 A Cappella 27 Football 27 Swing Show 27 Representative 2, 4. NISBET, HARRY Ambition: To aet into the Marine Air Corp. Hockey 2, 3, 47 V. F. W. Rifle Club. OBSTARCZYK. PHYLLIS I 70 l NELSON, MARY ANITA Ambition: To be a navy nurse. Frerich Club 47 Poetry Bill 3. Entered from Hamilton High School, Hanirltcn Mon- tana, 2. NIELSON, THOMAS RODGER Tommy Ambition: To be a ptlnt in the Marine Air Corrs. Camera Club l7 Recrea- tion Basketball 1, 2, 37 Rec- reation Baseball l, 2, 37 Fruit Leaaue Basketball l, M NOLDE, ROBERT CHARLES ,,Bob,, Ambition: To take advanf taqe ot my opportunities. ODETTE. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH nlinnyu Ambition: To write a book that people will read. OLWIN, THOMAS KENT ,..l.om,. Ambition: To study medicine. Science Club 2, 37 Foot- ball l7 Advisory Rep. l, 37 Camera Club 2. OSWALD. FRANCES GERTRUDE M. HKW. Ambition: To be a laboratory technician. Scrivener s Club 17 Chairs man Roundup Float 27 Al- ternate Rep. 1, 2, 37 Iumor Prom Com. 37 Externpo- raneous Writing 17 Extempo- raneous Speaking lp Booster Carnival Com. 27 Assistant to Business Man. ot Round- up 4. OGDEN, MARION MARGARET MPH., Ambition: To always be free from worry. Drum Corps l, 2, 37 G. A. A. l, 27 Basketball l, 2, 37 Softball 1, 27 Volleyball l, 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 37 Election Assemblies 37 Al- ternate Representattve 47 Tumbling l7 Roundup Sales- man 3. ODNEAI.. WILLIAM BiII Football 2, 3, 47 Fruit Leaque 2, 37 Representative 27 Science Club 37 Letter- man 2, 3, 4. OVEROSE, MABEL MARIORIE Noixey Ambition: To write short stories. G. A. A. l: Pan American 37 Drum Corps 2, 37 Iunior Prom Committee 37 Pep Club 2, 3. PARSON. ARTHUR ALVEN Corpse Ambition: To be a mortician. Science Club l, 2, 3, 4: Sec. ot Science Club 2: Pres. and Vice Pres. of Science Club 3: Pep Club 2: Pres. of Pep Club 2: Capt. A Squad 3: Agora Club 4: Camera Club 1, 2: Pres. of Camera Club 2: A. R. T. Club 2, 3: Treas. ot A. R. T. Club 3: Patrol Squad 3, 4: Sec-Treas. ot Squad 4: Ir. Red Cross Council 4. vxfipqv N . PECI-ITA. SHIRLEY IUNE Shirt Ambition: To play the piano with the New York Phil Harmonic Orchestra. Freshman Chorus: Messiah l: Spring Festival l: Out- side Music 2: Roundup Salesman 3: Agora Club 3: Agora Club Program Com- mittee 3: House Division 4. PEPOS, GLADYS LORRAINE upep.. Ambition: To make the world happier by my music. Freshman Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Mixed A Cappella 3, 4: Grils' A Cappella 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sextet 4: Fiesta Or- chestra 3: Little Symphony 3: Orch. 3, 4: Messiah l, 2, 3, 4: Messiah Solos 3, 4: America Swings 2: Lady ot Shalott 3: Trial by Iury 3. PAGE, GEORGE CALVER1' Front Pago Ambition: To be an architec- tural engineer. Class President 1: Student Body Vice Pres. 2: Reserve Football 1: Varsity Football 2, 3: Ski Club 2, 3: Wrestling 4: Roundup Day Com. 2, 3: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Iunior Prom Dance Com. 3: Band l: Executive Board l, 2. PAXTON. RUTH Ruthie - Ambition: To be an operator. Drum Corps .l, 1, 3: Drum Corps Booster Carnival Com- mittee: 4P a p e r Collecting Committee. PENLAND, CLARENCE HARRISON. IR. Mickey Ambition: To be a militarist. Messiah 2: Movie Projec- tion Machine Operator 3: Swing Show 2: Alternate Ad- visory Representative l: A Cappella Choir 2. PERRY. HELEN Ambition: To go to college. Club 3: Freshman Roundup Salesman Representative 1: House Divi- American Club Com. of Agora Festival 1: Contest 1: ss Com. . s-,X PFENNINGS. LEO I. Ambition: Live to be lO2. Entered Great Falls High School in 1942 from Billings Senior Hi, Billings, Montana. PILGERAM, ALICE CATHERINE Allie Ambition: To make the most of each day. PETERSON, MARIORIE MAE Pete Ambition: To live happily. S t u d e n t Association 1: House Division 2, 3,' 4: Letters to Luc e 4: Iu ior Prom Prog Committe 3: Pep Club V, ' . I, F PHHLIE RES 'tion: To ma X5 sailor. B ket all l , ' Volley- bal Y, , , l,,2: Drum Corps Twirler 3: and Twirler K ' f 10-17 f t rr lf if a 'R xi ' ' I -i 4fz:.:+w +- POPOVICH. PAULINE ANGELINE Hpouy.. Ambition: To be a success- iul private secretary. Student Representative 3: House Division 4. I 71 1 POZDER. TOM STEVE Member of Patrol Squad 3, 4. RAWLES, FLORENCE ESTELLA uno.. Ambition: To be a good nurse. Letters to Lucerne 4. REILLY, DOROTHY MARGARET MDM.. Ambition: To travel in Europe. Band Twirler 2, 3, 45 Capt. of 'lwirlers 45 Band Concert 2, 35 Student Hep. 2, 45 Iunior Prom Com. 35 Na- tional Forensic League 45 French Club Z, 3, 45 Pres. of French Club 45 Student Assembly 25 lack and the Beanstalk 35 Freshman Cho- rus: Poetry Bill 3. l72l REYNOLDS, WILLIAM M' Xb, for THOMAS Willie Ambition: To slap the map off a lap. Track 3, 45 Football l, 25 Victory League Basketball Champs 45 Ski Club 35 Patrol Squad 3, 45 Letter- men's Club 3, 4. RINAN. IOYCE ELOISE Ambition: To be a concert pianist. Agora 35 House Division 45 Freshman Chorusg Adv, Rep. Alternate 25 Messiah 15 Agora Club Booster Carn. Com. 35 Asst. Typist for Roundup 45 Spring Festival 15 Extem. Speaking Con- test 15 Roundup Salesman 35 Freshman Fish Pondy So- cial Com. ot Agora Club 35 Sec. of Student Assoc. 4. Ambition: Undecided. K QCQNDENIXBE IO RITTER. IOHN WILLIAM Amb be Od Fruit League 2, 35 Re..- y erato reation League l, 2, 3. A. 53, 25 Vol b S 2. R lr j l f J 5 5 ROE, MADELYN MAURINE ,.MadY.. Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 35 Softball l, 25 M ix e d Volleyball l5 'fumbling l, 25 Field Hockey REID. WILLIAM ALLEN Hain.. Ambition: To be a chemical engineer. Agora Club 2, 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Debate Squad 3, 45 National Fo- rensic 3, 45 Senate 45 Stu- dent Pan American 45 Elec- tion Committee 35 President Agora Club 45 President Na- tional Forensic 45 Vice Presi- dent Science Club 3. ROGERS. KENNETH WILBER unoqeu Ambition: To go to college and study forestry. Chorus l5 Minstrel Show 15 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Track l, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Basketball 25 Var- sity Basketball 45 Hockey League 35 Track Capt. 3, 45 Lettermerrs Club 2, 3, -15 Pres. of Lettermen's Club 45 Rep. 2: Victory League Champions 45 Fruit League l, 2, 3. ROOT, AGNES CAROLINE Hanky - Poo Ambition: To study music and science. A. R, T. Club 25 Pan American Club 25 Science Club 3, 45 Little Svmphonv 2, 3, 45 Dinner Ensemble 3, 4: Trial by lury 35 Or- chestra l, 2, 3, 45 Band Sec. 3, 45 Assembly Band Z, 3, 45 Messiah 2, 3, 45 Swing Show Z5 Basketball Band 2, 3, 45 Northwest Music Con. in Seattle 25 Lady of Shalott 35 Band 2, 3, 4. norv DAVID w A me Pilot sq ah l 2 w 2 ,Minstrel i f s' -fk tt SABO, RUDOLPH Handy.. Ambition: To attend the U. S. Naval Academy at An- napolis. Fruit Leaque Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Recreation Baskete ball l, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 4. SAUBERT, DONALD HOTHWEILER. FRED MELVIN Fritz Ambition: Tc be an aero- nautical mechanic. Camera Club l. RUDE, FLORENCE MAE Flossy Ambition: To ao to Mexico and South America. G, A. A. l: House Divi- sion 3, 45 Chorus lp Twirler 3. SAULMON, GORDON ROBERT Bob Ambition: To be successful in life. Recreation Basketball l, 23 Fruit League Basketball l, 2, Wrestling 4: Represen- tative 1. SCHARRER, FRANK I. Trigger Ambition: To own a bra. black, custom built, con- vertible Packard sedan. All Nations Tournament 1, 2, Patrol Squad 2, Fruit League l, 2, 3, Recreation Basketball l, 2. ii: SCHATZKA. EVELYN HEVY.. Ambition: To own a ranch, Basketball 3, 45 ball 1, 27 Softball . 1 SARA, EUGENE Gene Ambition: To be a Marine pilot. American Leqion Baseball 2, 35 National Rifle Associa tion: VVTGSTIIHQ Class. SCHMIDT, GAil.E Smitty Ambition: To be a radio man in Naval Aviation. Bowlinq l, 2, 3: Recrea- tional Basketball l, 2. SCHMIDT, IUNE .Tatu Ambition: Singer, SETTERSTEDT. GLORIA B. SCHWAB, LANA MAY SMILEY, LLOYD WILLIAM Ambmom To be C :Om-nal. Ambition: To be cr success. ist or author. Dramattcs 4. -i Gloria Ambltlon: To be a secretary. Dramatics Club lg Mes- siah 1, 2: Roundup Day tal- sunday To be 'ga compt- 17 Library Program: Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Rep. 3, 4: Election Com. 2, Sec.-Treas. of Sr. Cappella 3 5 Ad' Mixed Classy Swing Show 2: Tumbling 1: Booster Club Buyer 3: Booster Ball Com.: Booster Carnival Com. 3, 4. , . h 1 SHANAHAN, EUNICE LORETTA Shcmnio Ambition: To learn how to ily. G. A. A. 1, 2. SLAGER, DON Ambition: Chemciol Engineering. Ex-temp. Writing Class Winner 2: Executive Board 3: Science Club 3, 4: Class Sec.4Treas, 35 Red Cross Council 3, 4: Heisey Award 41 Agora Club 47 President Science Club 3, 45 President Agora Club 4, President Red Cross Council 4, Election Committee 4. I74l SEVALSTAD, NELS. IR. Ubud... Ambition: To be a pilot, Football Varsity 45 Foot- ball Reserve 2: Baseball 2, 3: Victory League Basket: ball 45 Ice Hockey 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 4. SIPERLY. ROBERT DUANE uzipn Ambition: To be an aerial mapmaker in the Navy. Football lg Band 2, 35 Basketball Band 2, 37 Fruit League Basketball 27 Vic- tory League Basketball 4, A. R. T. Club 1, 3: Hockey 2, 4. SMITH, EVELYN ABBIE nnudl. Ambition: To do whatever is set before me to the best oi my ability. Drama 4: Basketball 2. Entered, 1940 from Stockettv Sand Coulee High School. SN IPPEN. SHIRLE LOIS Spookl Ambition: To be a dramatic teacher. Players Club 1, Messiah 1, 2, Swing Show 2, Iack and the Beanstalk 37 Chorus 1, 2, Representative 1, 2, 3: Roundup Salesman 1, 2, Ac- tivities Committee 3p Flag Dance Committee 35 Round- up Committee 2. Re-entered, 1942 from Ouenne Anne High School, Seattle. Washington. t SMITH. LEILA IEAN Honey Chile Ambition: To have every- body like me and to be a Yankee. Entered from Amerton's High School for Girls at Louisville, Kentucky: Senior Play: G. A. C. SNODGRASS, DOROTHY MARGARET MDM., Ambition: To be a success. Business Club 3. Entered, 1941 from Stock- ett-Sand Coulee High School, Centerville, Montana. STANFORD, MARLA IO nnulw., Ambition: To study medicine. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. of G. A. A. 4, B.B. 1, 2, 3, Volleyball l, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3: Field Hockey l, Pep Club l, Pan American League, Ping Pong 2, 3, Badminton 2, 3, Science Club 3, 4, Agora Club 4, Agora Club Con. Revision Com. 4, Roundup Day Band l, Tumbling Team l. Entered from West High School, Minneapolis, Minne- sota, Freshman year. STEEL. FRANK W. Wedge Ambition: To be an architect. Executive Board l, 2, 3, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Class Treas. 2, Class Pres. 3, 4, Ski Team 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Elec- tion Com. 1, Fruit League l, 2, 4, All-State Honorable Mention 3, All-State First Team 4, Vice Pres. Ski Club 3, Roundup Assembly Com. l, 2, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Band 1. STEVENS, DOROTHY ANN Stevie Ambition: To sing with Fred Waring's chorus. Girls' A Cappella Choir 3, Mixed A Cappella Choir 3, Mixed Octet 3, Missoula Music Festival 3, Messiah Solo Group 3, Trial by Iury 3: South American Pageant 3, Lady ot Shalott Solo Group 3. Entered, 1941 from Ur- suline Academy, Great Falls, Montana. SORENSON. DELLA Ambition: To live in Alaska. G. A. A. 1, Library 2, Fencing 2, Messiah 3, 2, l, Girls' A Cappella 2, 3, Double Sextet 2, 3. STANGER. LORENA ROSE ..Bub.., Ambition: To own a chicken ranch. Drum Corps 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Champion of Free Throw Contest 2, B.B. l, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, Champ. Softball l, Champ. Mixed Volleyball l, Softball l, 2, Field Hockey 1, Volleyball 2, 3, Mixed Volleyball l, Champ. B.B. 2, 3, Champ. Volleyball 2, 3. STELLEH. BETTY IANE Hhny.. Ambition: To try and make people like me. Players Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club and Drum Corps 1, 2, 3, Pan Am. L. l, 2, Pep and French Club Assemblies 1, 2, 3, Min. Show 2, Fiesta 3, Ir. Prom Com. 3, Sadie Hawkins Com. 3, B.B. Enter- tainment l, 2, 3, Chr. of Booster Carn. Club Com. l, 2, 3, Act. Chr. 4, Bus. Mgr. of Roundup 4, Round- up Com. 1, 2, 3, War Stamps 3, 4, Baccalaureate Com. 2 STEVENS, FAITH Blondie Ambition: To own one thou- sand dollars in war bonds! Chorus l, 2, Girls' A Cap- pella 2, Messiah 1, 2, Swing Show 2, Fall Concert 1, 2, Instructor of Fiesta 3, Am. Leg. Contest 2, Drum Corps l, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Sec. Drum Corps 2, Hawaiian Game 3, G. A. A. 1, French Club 3, 4, Extemp. Writing Contest 2, Election Com. 4. STEWART. BARBARA MARIE Ambition: To be happy. Chorus 1. f eww DOROTHY ELLEN Wendy To be a commer- artist. Chr. of Assembly Corn. 4, Roundup Day Com. 2, 3, Vice Pres. of Pan Am. L. 4, Art Editor of the Roundup 4, Freshman Chorus, Mes- siah l, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, B.B. Entertainment 2, 3, Rep. 1, 2, 3, Act. Com. l, Player's Club 2, Ex. Writing 2, Booster Carn. Com. 2, 3, Adv. Mgr. lniwa 3, 4, Chr. Ir. Prom Dec. Com. 3, Chr. of Flag Com. 3. STEVENSON. EVA GENE Arizona Ambition: To be happily married. Speech 4. Entered, 1942 from Tucson Senior High School, Tucson, Arizona. STOCKER. DORIS MAY Bobbie Ambition: To reach the top and then make my home on the island of Oahu. Stagecraft 2, Chorus 2, 3, Messiah 2, 3, 4, Mixed Oc- tet 3, Mixed A Cappella 3, Drum Corps l, 2, Swing Show 2, Roundup Day Floats 3, Ir. Prom Com. 3, Lady of Shalott 3, Finale 3, Roundup Staff 4, lniwa Staff 4, Voodoo Assembly 3, Booster Carn. Com. 2, Sr. Ball Com. 4. STRAND, CECELIA IUSTENE Sunny, Sunnie Ambition: To be a success- ful secretary and a fa- mous musician. l75l SUTHEHLAND. DAVID Dave Ambition: To he a Marine pilot. Wrestlinq 4, Ski Club 3, 4: Pep Club 15 Pep Assemblies l. SWANSTROM, LOIS MARIE ,,.rinY,, Ambition: To travel. Oifice Duty 4. x -W TAYLOR, M. EVELYN npm., Ambition: To Join the WAFS. Chorus lg Scriveners lg Pan American 2, 35 Secre- tary-'Treasurer' at Pan Ameri- can 3: Forum 3, 4, Bowling 3, Junior Prom Program Committee: Messiah l. l76l SUNDQUIST. NINA IANE Sunny Ambition: To qo South every winter. G. A. A. ly Advisory Rep- resentative 1, 3, Band lg Drum Corps 35 Girls' Bas- ketball 3, A. R. T. Club 35 Booster Carnival 3: Swinq Show 25 Bowling 3, SWANSON, IULIA ANN Hluliei, Ambition: To be a success- ful business executive. Aqara Club 4: Office Duty 4: First Aid 3: Advisory Roundup Day Float Com- mittee. TALEFF. LOUISE I-'ranky Ambition: To travel. Home Ec. Club 1. TAYLOR, LORALEE Chubby Ambition: Fashion Designer. Stage Craft. THREET. LYMAN . Tweet, Tweet e d Ambition: To ur the an America iqhwa my motorcy , ' 2, V i of and g ' lic d ess ys 2, 5 Repre ive f if Fresh n F t p B nd fl. 'C I TOWER. POLLY E. A ition: To always have t . f E red, 1941 from Lima Hi School, Lima, Montana. .ll A. ,KW tl TEAGUE. IAMES Ambitt ' e arri .Gnd n or X tor X B k all o l e S tb 1 mi on T , D TUCKER, ARTHUR R. HAMH Ambition: To travel the world. Fruit League Basketball l, 2, 37 Rec. Basketball l, 2, 3: Minstrels in Black and White 1, 47 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4: America Swings 25 A Cap- pella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Christ- mas Show 45 Adv. Rep. 2, Mixed Octet 4: Fiesta 3: Pep Chorus 35 Trial by Iury 3, Boys' Chorus 4: Com. tor Booster Carnrval for Chorus 3. Q Q. 33 5 . , 'ii TYNES, DOROTHY MARGUERITE UDOV. Ambition: To be a commer- cial artist. French Club 3, 45 Girls' A Cappella Choir 2, 45 Girls' Sextet 2, 45 Messiah 2, 45 Christmas Assembly 45 Mixed Octet 45 America Swings 25 Kittenball 15 Cho- rus 2, 45 Chorus Librarian 45 Library Duty 35 Library Club 35 Mixed A Cappella 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Vol- leyball 1. VOLK, EILEEN MAE nm... Ambition: To be successful. Adv. Rep. 15 Roundup Salesman 15 Frosh Roundup Day Com. 15 Pep Club 1, 25 Pan American League 45 Girls' Drum Corps 25 Adv. Rep. Alternate 25 Iunior Prom Hostess 35 Agora Club 45 Senior Ball Committee 4. L. 005 WAHLBERG, EMU. MAE Aimee Ambition: To be happy and successful. Freshman Chorus5 Girls' Chorus 25 Messiah 1, 21 Swing Show 2: Spring Con- cert 15 First Aid Course 3. TRODICK. MILTON Milt Ambition: To be in the Air Corps by August. QI am already in the Air Corps Reservej. Pep Club 15 Senate Club 45 Patrol Squad 45 Roundup Salesman 45 Track 45 Na- tional Riile Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling, tPre- Flightl, 45 Senate Dance Committee 4. URSCHEL, GLADYS MARY Ambition: To be a Naval nurse. Freshman Chorus, Girls' Chorus 25 America Swings 25 Messiah 1, 25 Pep Club 15 Music Librarian 1, 25 Representative Alternate 1. VOSS, LAURA PAULENE Polly Ambition: To be happy al- ways. Freshman Chorus5 Messiah 15 Spring Concert 15 Pan American Club 35 Iniwa Statt 4. WEBB. LULAROSE MARIE HIM.. Ambition: To be happy and successful. Freshman Chorus: Girls' Chorus 25 Messiah 1, 25 Swing Show 25 Spring Con- cert 15 Manager of Advisory Roundup Float 3. wsrsivumu. ruonnynnu comm Ambition: To be a steward- ess. Entered, 1942 from North Central High School, Spo- kane, Washington. WESTDAL, HERBERT CHARLES Chuk Ambition: To tly. Recreation Basketball 1, 2, 35 Fruit League 1, 25 Track 2, 35 Ski Club Chairman of Bulletin Committee 35 Ca- mera Club 25 Motion Pic- ture Projector Operator 2, 3, 45 Patrol Squad 3, 45 Ama- teur Hour 2. WEBER, ROY GEORGE Porgio Ambition: To become a Navy flier. Fruit League Basketball 3, 4. Entered, 1941 trom Fergus High School, Lewistown, Montana. 5 WELLENS, RUTH LA VERNE Ruthie Ambition: To be a success. G. A. A. Club 15 Pep Club 15 Business Club 3. WHITE, JOHN HAYS Mickey Ambition: To be a second Grantland Rice. Vice Pres. of Class 2, 45 Executive Board 45 Iniwa 2. 3, 45 Editor of Iniwa 45 Sen. 1, 2, 3, 45 Secy. 3, 45 CO- Pres. of Pan Am. L. 45 lr. Prom Com. 35 Leader Cor- respondent 45 Cher. 1, 2, 45 A Cappella Choir 45 Messiah , 45 Min. Show l, 45 uit League B.B. 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 25 Bowling 3, 45 Roundup Day Com. l5 D. A. R History Award 35 Tennis Tourn. 1, 2. WIDEEN. MARGARET ,,Muqq... Ambition. To be a musician. Orch. l, 2, 3, 47 Little Sym. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dinner En- semble 2, 3, 45 String Quar- tet 4, Lady of Shalott 37 Pres. of Orch. 4, Music Council 4, Trial by Iury 3, Messiah 2, 3, 4, Swing Show 27 Fiesta 3, Min. Show 47 Pep Club 2, 3, Sec. of Orch. 4: Trip to Spokane 2. WILSON, MARGARET IRENE ,,Muq.,. Ambition: To be an etticient secretary. Piano player for Girls' Chorus, Sextet 1, 2, Played at Messiah and Teas for Girls to sing l, 27 Rainbow Hotel Doings 2, Adv. Com. 3, Adv. Party Com. 37 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 35 Softball 1, 27 Volleyball 1. 1781 WHITE!-IEAD, LOIS IONE Lolo Ambition: To be somethinqd more than less. G. A. A. lp Pep Clyibyi , 2. 3: RSP- 3: RonnduyvSal man lg Drum Corps l, 2, 37 Softball 1, 2' Alternate REP' 1. 2,ggAJ1. Roundup Com 35 v. Party Com. 3,,B,a etball 1 2 3- 'voi- leyba ,i, 2. f, 7 .X V WILLIAMS. FANNY ELLEN Blondie Ambition: To be a geologist. Red Cross Club lg Home Ec. Club 2, Business Club 3. t l l O r WILSON. M. WILLIAM, IR. nam.. Ambition: To live alone on the moon. Science Club 2, 3, 47 Stu- dent Representative 27 As- sembly Motion Picture Op- erator 3g Iunior Prom Dance Committee 4. ZUCKERHORN, NELLIE MAE Muay, Ambition: To be a success. Debate Squad 1: N. F. I.. lg Freshman Chorus lp Ex. Writing l, 27 Roundup Com. 25 You Can't Take It With You 2: Booster Ball 3, 4, Ex. Speaking lg Players' Club 1: Forum Club l, 2, 3, Pres. of Forum 2, Swing show , B Q Cl b 3, 4, BoSste6xCai?r??vg1l 3.u My X Xdfr Y yn xx U1 lf N 0 . Y, . A t' . 1 fx rs I t X ,fx J Yi Xxx E WOODWORTH, BONNIE ALLEN! ..woodY.. Ambition: To be or not to be. Entered, 1940 from Somers High School, Somers, Mon- tana. BOYS IN SERVICE H301 BOYS IN SERVICE We ded1cate thls section to those boys who have atven up thetr school ht tor the armed servlces ot the natlon and are sa 'tc no he r xr er s s defend ur country We are proua ol vou bovs Good Luckl NAVY Harold Eugene Alllson Donald Moran Rtchard Trlomas Boland Frank O Connell Donald Carnes Burton Henry Pease Gordon Dtal lohn Rodaer lohn Frey Wtllard Schrupp Donald Haefer Wtlltam Schutt lames Hamtll Erank Syrns Wtllrarn lohnson Ray Thomas los ph Bruce Ktnd lack Elmer Webb Charles Lawler MARINES Stanley lenktns Hubert Remus Ketth Robert lohnson Georqe Smtth V1rq1l Kohles Euqene Thomas ARMY Wllltam Danley Rrchard McDonnell Bert Goettel Arthur Peterson W1llard Hedensten lack Roadhouse Duane lerome Dale Sanders Iohn Kolberq MERCHANT MARINE Bruce Hav ly Norman Cummtnqs COAST GUARD Robert Morns Anderson Edward McDonald Arthur Lawrence Hutttnqer Iohn Wrllets Ralph Le Eebvre Nader . ,D t . V v' ' 4 4 4 ' + A 1 4A ,. 1 Cllr ll t r lt C L LU U . . 1 , - , , V . 1 G , Q . 1 ATHLETICS MR. CARL HORN Track G Reserve Football Coach ' 4 MR. FRED CHE2 Coach COACHING STAFF MR. ROBERT WILLLTI' Assistant Coach WX MR. IOHN ADAMS Freshman Football Coach i821 MR. ANDY MAINLAND Trainer HEAD MANAGERS BILL COONEY WILLIAM BOURN IACK MCCLURE IACK SAYLOR Football Basketball Track Football X X 1 ' .f S ART MURPHY Basketball ASSISTANT MANAGERS CLIFFORD STEEL Basketball ART ROUNDS Track FRANK PARSONS Football FOOTBALL FOOTBALL SEASON After a delayed start because of war conditions cmd without the benefit of practice games the Bisons were forced to meet the three toughest teams in the state in order The first two contests with Missoula and Billings who tied for the mythical State Crown were hard fought and thrilling but were losses for the Blue and White Butte s strong team was defeated in the third game 14 12 in a spectacular encounter which was a hair raiser from start to finish From that time on the Bisons were on the beam and continued to be victorious throughout the rest of the schedule The climax of the season came on November 14th when Billings speedy and well groomed eleven was beaten 1312 ID a return game This w1n was particularly gratifymg to the fans of Great Falls since it broke the Jinx of nine straight losses to the Broncs Team work and an indomitable fighting spirit were the outstanding qualities of the 1942 Varsity Squad which won them many friends last season A good start was made towards burldmg a one for all and all for one attltude which we hope wll eventually blossom into an unbeatable morale which will forever typify all Great Falls teams as well as student body Oct Oc Oc Oc Oc Sept Sept Oc Oc Oc Oc N v IB-4 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Missoula at Great Falls B1l11ngs at Billings Butte at Great Falls Havre at Great Falls Helena at Great Falls RESERVE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Cut Bank at Great Falls Brownrng at Great Falls Fort Benton at Great Falls Choteau at Choteau FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 19 Frosh Ir Hrgh All Stars 26 Frosh Ir High All Stars 6 Frosh Ir High A11 Stars 9 S They They W . 3 ' c,ss,.,,sss,...l..,,ss ....,,......s,,..ss,,..s,,,,lss.,, 0 13 t. 10 ' ' ' ' .,,.....c..,.. , s,,,..l,,, sl,,.,s,,, 2 , ,s.,,s, ,, 2, , , 6 14 t. 17 ,.l.s,., , s.,,,c..cs,,,csc,,,,l . 2 .sscl,s ,. sY.,,,cs, Y 14 12 t. 24 ...., .,, s,,,,s,,, s.,, ,.s,,, 2 . , .,,, , 34 18 t. 31 .. as ,, ss,,.Y....Y..... ...,. ,,c....,c.ss,,,sss,,,css,, Y 2 20 13 Nov. 14 Billings at Great Falls ..c, s,,,,ss,,,,.,,,,ss,....,.,c.c,,,ss,,,,s,, ,,s.,,,..,,.,... 1 3 12 W . 19 ...sc,,,,ssY.....ss s,,,sss,,,.s..,,....,...,c...c,s..c,,... 2 0 6 . 26 ' ,c,,.. ,Y,.sc,...s......,....c.ss,,,sss ,,sss,,........ss. 0 3 2 t. 3 ....,s...ccY.,2..,,i..........22,,.V22..,2...,,2..,,,s U 26 t. 10 ...c.,Y,ss ,,ss ,Y...,,.,,.. s,,,,ss,Y,ss.......,.......V.... 0 1 3 t. .c,s,..V1s..,,,...,.,s.,..,s...,,s 7 . ' .....2..c.,s.........V2.1...... . O t. ..s.,.........,,,,.c,,.....,ss,Ysc 13 . ' ......227VV......wVV.ww,.....YY . 7 o . ..,s,.,,,s,.,.ss,...s ,... ,.,., A 1 2 . ' ......wY..2V.V..t.,.-,YYYYgVV. V. 2 l SQ Ax L.. b SSW 5. if I . 3 E '63 '. we Ji . l lf: ,4 X .7:N,, M W xx 2 'I 5 It -'ff-2.4, lax ,O ,-w a NN Ab W -SN WALKER HODGSON Honorary Captain 2nd All State Tackle Sta , NJ4 J. BILL BRADLEY Back 3? FRANK STEEL All State Guard l BILL ODNEAL All State Guard EARL NADEAU 2nd All State Center ED KARAFFA Back VARSITY VIRGIL KOHLES Back IACK BOADHOUSE Back KENNY RODGERS 2nd All State Back DON K ELSO Back ELWOOD LINN Back ED KUKAY Honorary Mention Tackle RYBURN FOX Tackle 453 ART ROUN DS Tackle Qi' BILL ANDERSON Center 1 fi? DH TOM CALVERT End NELS SEVALSTAD IACK BAIER CHARLES KIRWAN End Honorable Mention End Honorable Mention End MARION PELLETI' End BOB GRAHAM Guard lf BILL SPADY HERB NELSON RAY BAUER End End End FOOTBALL DICK PEITERSON BOB BABBE IIM MUSSELMAN Guard Guard Guard DICK CARSON Tackle L.. IACK DEVINE IOHN FREY IOHN MORA Tackle Tackle Center RESERVE FOOTBALL 'as' Kg' Q' QQ DON CAMPBELL DON BROSS BILL FITZPATRICK LEO H381 DOUGLAS STEARNS DICK MONDIK N o pxctured PETE ALINE VAN BRIGGS , D F' BILL PETERSON oe Hn RW' DOUGLAS BENSLEY BILL CASEY I HERMAN OAKES I AY SUI-SER MCMEEL KENNY SERDAHL ,Wx 3 A I Q GEORGE IAAF RUDY TRAMELLI Carroll Gene Hayden Clarence Kohles Harold Pxplmch Lexgh Wallace FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ga-pf LEONARD ACKERMAN 1 an DON BROUGHTON rig 'T' 1 CLIFF STEEL 55 BOB BAKER 4 Am MURPHY df if , 9! HF nl DON BRADLEY nf' ,.. DEAN PERRY 2 S' I L 4 ART HOLLAND DICK BRADLEY I Q U . 41 L S e 15, I Gaze ' n . L .lyk ' nk d' M I QQ' 'f A MA ,' y -fy il , x ' ' agf 1 . J. . 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A C 4 A A I jg ' . f .12-1 , f I X' 1' . 9 BASKETBALL BASKETBALL SEASON Wtth but two lettermen return1ng from last year s strong tearn a rebulld mg program was carned out Of fourteen boys on th1s years Varsrty squad only three are Senlors As IS so many tlmes common wrth green teams our boys thls year were slow starters Too many tlmes we spotted our opponents halttlme leads whrch desprte strong second halt rallles were sometlmes too dltflcult to over come Good teamwork prevatled and the boys hustled 1n every game wlth the result that they broke even tor the season wlnmng seven and los1ng seven 1n Brg l6 competltron an an an an Feb Feb Feb eb eb Feb Feb eb Mar an an an Feb Feb eb Feb eb eb Feb F901 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Havre at Havre tovertlmel Helena at Great Falls Mrssoula at Great Falls Covertlmel Anaconda at Great Falls Lewrstown at Great Falls Butte at Great Falls Havre at Great Falls Havre at Great Falls Anaconda at Anaconda Helena at Helena Butte Central at Great Falls Butte at Butte Lewlstown at Lewlstown RESERVE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Power at Great Falls Cascade at Cascade S1mms at Great Falls Choteau at Choteau Belt at Great Falls Ft Shaw at Great Falls Power at Power Choteau at Great Falls Stanford at Great Falls Cascade at Great Falls We They We They l . 8 ' ,,,,, ,,,,.,,, , , 34 32 l . 15 ....,,.,, ,,,,. . , , , ,,., ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, , 2 8 2 3 I . 28 ' ' ., , ,,,,,,, 32 33 l . 30 .,,, ,..,, ,,,,, , , . ., t,,,, 31 36 . 5 ' . ,,,,, ,,,,,. , . ...,. 52 36 . 5 ....,.,,.,,, ,,.,. ...,,., ,,,..l,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,..,,,, ,..,., ,,,, 4 2 4 l . l2 .v.v......a t...aa.....aaaaaaeaaYa eta.tt... ,,,,,, ,.,,,. ,,,,., 4 3 2 O F . 13 ........,, ,....,,t,t.,.ueL,,.e.,Ar..t.u,u,Y,ttt,,,,,,,r,,,,,lr, 4 1 31 F . l8 .,tVVV V,V,, V..t,t .V...a.a..aaaYaaeaaYtt. ee... . 2 5 4 8 . l9 ...................t.t..vv..eaeaa.tet.....,atttt.,,t..,..,,.,,t.t,,,.... 3l 32 . 20 ......,,,,.VY.ttt...........aala..Y.Yaata .tt..,...... 3 6 37 F . 26 ..........wg..........Yg.,w..Y.....,...,. vVV,....tV.t.........aa.taae.t...tt. 5 4 66 Feb. 27 Butte Central at Butte ....,..........,..,,,.ul....uu.,..uu,aYu.tt,tu,r,,,,,,,r,,,t,,,, 31 48 . 4 ' ' ................V...VV,......,..,.,..,.VVt...t.....ta..... 31 25 I . 28 ,...t.,a..ea,.V.Ye......aaaaaa.vaL,.,......a..........,,..,,,,Vt 55 19 I . 29 .,..........,.......,,.,...,,...,,.....,....,,v,,,,,t,t,.tt..... 47 17 I . 30 ' ...V...vVtVV..,.v,ttY...tvVt,tVtV,,,.....t.t.t....ea....aaaY.att 25 34 . 3 ....ta,aaa .tYa..t..,.Ya..a. a.ta...tat..ttt,Y...t.........,,,.,t. 2 6 23 . 5 ...........a.... ,l..aaetLa.,l.L........t.....aaa,.la.ta.ttaat..tt.... 3 3 32 F . 6 . . ..aaaaa.a.......a.t.wa.............e.aa..a..aaaeaavtt.aa..tt 30 18 . 9 a..,....................ta.........a..t.V...tt.....a......,a,..t.,.aa..... 34 l3 F . l2 ...a.a.......t..,..a.......Vta,.......,t......Ya....t,l,.... 29 19 F . 13 ...,,,.....t..,......,................a......t.t......a,...t 20 52 , .4,uLuuuuat,au,tt,uu...tuu........,.,.............,....t.... 40 22 -l Q I DAVE SMITH Guard TOM CALVERT Guard RAY BAUER Forward M61 ia I KENNETH ROGERS BILL PEDEN Guard Guard ws . ! it R . if 'Y' . 3 I I .4 X I4 - 'J fl R BILL ANDERSON CHARLES KIRWAN Guard Guard NARSITY BASKETBALL fm-ef 7 . - v. .. . vi' ORMAN GLYNN I Forward Nz 111 BUD KIRWAN Center J IE. lln...' MARION PELLETT Forward -G? ,Q Vx, 5 IACK BULEN Center Honorary Captain I ED KARAFFA Guard I S PAUL MCMASTER Forward TOM SELSTAD Forward I 11 I9 E921 RESERVE BASKETBALL T' IACK DEVINE DON CAMPBELL 51 iff LEONARD ACKERMAN BOB SIDOR 1 i. 9 P' RAY MURPHY BILL BRIGGS FRED ANDERSON BOB FRANK LLOYD MOI-IN GEORGE IAAF GEORGE GRAY 1 If BYRON BAKKUM uw tk ...Q it BOB BABBE Not pxctured Don Kelso Earl McMaster Don Brass B111 Spady CHAMPION VICTORY LEAGUE TEAM L,-96' f .Q '4 Ya? ' if li A HAROLD NEWELL BILL REYNOLDS KENNY ROGERS RAY BROWN ,Q ,Qu ,I A 3 X af' N? ,Q N FRANK STEEL GLENN HAYNES Not pictured-Bruce Havely, Captain, and lack Baier WZ 5 A , if T D V wa P. 5? L 1 T L' L? ' ' Z, I L V TLa ' A Y 'E A A 1 . x , ' L 'gg ' ' ' X if 7 , L T .A F V . Q 4' ' A A ' 1, L 1 2 , l A Q 3, V V F F. I E . n v ? -Y Q, 0 1, ta Q L V A ff f f 'M f I 5 . Q V V V I . . n 5 n ll ll TRACK N b ls J S '-25? Back Row Bud Krrwm K nny Rogers lcaptal 1 lim Pay e Art Huttx ger Warren Roberts Fron Row Ted MCDO ald Walt Selakovxch B111 Reynolds lack Sloan B111 Polich Not Pictured Harold Driscoll TRACK SEASCN 1942 Coach Horn started out the 1942 season with only two varsity members Rodgers and Payne returning from the previous year s squad About one hundred boys turned out at the start of the season from which the seventeen which made up the track team were chosen On April 25 Great Falls held an invitational meet in which ten schools took part Great Falls won by defeating Havre 61 to 31 Fort Benton came 1n third w1th 10 113 points Next Great Falls attended the Northern Montana College Invitational Meet which was held at Havre on May 2 Twenty schools took part m this meet Agam Great Falls was successful in winning first place by defeating Havre 62 to 45 Fort Benton was thtrd with lllf points At th1s meet Kirwan was outstand1ng as high pomt man 1n the d1scus broad Jump high Jump tied for f1rst in the hurdles and took second place in the shot Our third meet was an invitational one at Helena on May 9 Butte won l1YSl place with 66 2X3 points Helena second place with 30 1X3 and Great Falls thlrd with 22 To climax the season, ten boys were chosen to go to Missoula on May 14 and 15 for the State Track meet. Missoula won for the fourth consecutive year. Great Falls placed fifth. Kirwan and Rodgers were the only two Great Falls contestants to win first place. Huttinger, Roberts, and Selakovich also were point winners in this meet. 1941 ACTIVITIES x vm md 5061611 W CLUBS T191 pC:1fXff1l1Yf':1111 1:5 Tluk ss m flu 1 1 H tw 5 the xfj'I,.,Tf1.Ill1',' 1' '.-ficialzi Ye I KI 1 , Q ' ' ' .Qi K S? O Q 4 !lk'tl A .1 36 2. -we '98 I. cd Y X 'QF' li Q' Q law-ve 'Eli 4 5- 1 fa- Q' 'W 'l its ' W Lg. Sv X 9' I , N - J ef 3 X 1 - QA 1'6 A Q xt 5 4-5- I '75 Q: Anderson, Vxclet Culliton, Beverly Hanson, Dick Y S' N if 'D' ' 'N '9 , V .R 1 Q. l 1 J x Qi lx A f' V ., S 3 3 - I . 5 I QQ' ff EA .4-E f 'I 4 +C'-Q -, 6. 5 ,Q ,Y ' ,W lib 'W Loranq, Anna O'Brien, John Reid. Eihel Odeqgrd' Dgroihy Rudqer,M1r1a:1 Strzckfaden, Storm, Doroth' 1' M., Bower, Betty Eakrnan, Betty Hatfreld, Barbara McNe1l, Glorta Ur, Branner, Vtraxma Edwards, Ruth Hawn, Primrose Meinert, Zora Popavlch, Dorothy SUHdV1CI, FUYS Suhr, Carol Brzss Dorothy Fellows, Walt Hrermstad, Srqurd Mrtghell, Elqrng Priqqe, Bcb Sharar, Ice Ann-r Vellenuru, More Button, Phylns Fletcher, lune Iordan, Patty Nelson, Delores Qurlter, Vrrqrmg Srdor, Bob Volk, Etleen Conrad, Beverly Grxnde, Vrralnxa Lane, Beryl Nelson, Verda Raymond, Bob Stearns, Beverly White, Ighn Corcoran, Ioe Hall, Barbara Laulo, Betty Oakes, Marilyn Reldl B111 Stimps, Dorothy ElRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OEFlCERS Per. l Per. ll Per, l P' r. ll Presrdynt lchn Vfhzte Srqurd Hperrnstad President Nellle Zuckerhozn Stjixrd HJ'-:'nu 'd Vxce Pres. Betty Laulo Dorothy Storm Vxce Pres. Vrolet Anderson Dorothy Storm. Sway.-Treax. Phyllxs Button Verda Nelson Secy.-Treas. Phytlxs Button '.'e:'la Nelson Sponsor Mtss Lxrnpus Not Pxctured: Bowen, Iuamtog Bower, lean, Calvert, Norman, Campbell, lack, Krlleen, Mary Ann: Leqault, L Mariong Musselman, lack: Newell, Haroldg Nickels, lackg Paqe, Georqeg Schrammeck, Loisp Serdl, Agnes. 971 '9' 36 176' -IF- 'E' 'J N. up k , Q f J ri 3 'ee 36- 4, .,, Y ,A',l' R. ,K K 7 E, , .X N ag QF 33' ,rr ,, I f t Q., 'L t 4 31 f lf I f '9 3 9' 'D Q A C -fl G -Q S H - Q' 1 Q es I+ Ik N, . , -N I 5 , if fs N 5 ' , w, I, 1 A ,t ' If , Q E I A' X 3 V' 'bk I' f if I A s , Swenson, Virginia I L- Tynes, Dorothy f ,,,. is 3. Upshaw, Beverly 511 3 5 Q . 4 5 , Q V ,F WY 5- in Vs' Not Pictured: I I Q e 'Q Knudson, Kathryn 'A I ' I , : Nelson, Dorothy. K I In f' L bv ' I, .. 1 . M 1, , I I E 4 COQIGY, HGIEH EQUYL EVBIYY1 FCFYU Marjorie Iohnson, Doris Magnuson, Jean Qwenv pm Collins, Yvonne EHHGDOQ. BC1YbC1fG Glbsfmf BGNY Iohnson, Una Rose McAndrew, Audrey Reilly Dorothy Conrad, Beverly EFICICSQI1, Donna Gfefiehberq. Lois Kinney, Patsy McDonald, Billie Siglleil Bgffy Curry, Elmira FUQTGIIUSI IC1CCIUiG IC!fdi1'19. Shirley Konesky, Elaine Nelson, Mary Sggverfsy Pugh Armstrong, Ronald Bartley, lean Briggs, Beverly 'rt Q gvx , V Q I A 0'-, 42? President - Vice President Secretary-Treasurer OFFICERS DOROTHY REILLY ELAINE KONESKY MARIORIE FAY MISS RATI-IMAN DONALD SLAGER IOSEPHINE BROOKER JEAN BARTLEY LORA LEE LIVELY MRS. MORRIS P Talcott, Lois Vandenberq, Iim f 35' wg ,J 'Z' Brooker, Iosephine Sponsor ' ' Davidson, Bob Dellinq, Dale OFFICERS President - - - - Vice President - 2 as Secretary - Treasurer mv- I Sponsor ---- Not Pictured: Art Parsons j EpleYt ICXck Hoffman, Evelyn Moe, Adeline Sirola, Charlott Gilchrist, Doris Lively, Lora Lee Dundas, Marjorie Slager, Don I I p, -I 6 f W f sri' A - 2 s- on ,g we Q, ,ir . i :IVLA t Afl1 'l , f. d y LE-rr 525, V t N H , ii. .P ' ri, X in Q Q es-, 2 K A C , A23 in C' ft , x.. E- ,f' I 6. , ' 4 lt av 1l 13, E N c E 'I' c L u B ,961 fab gf' Ayers, Edith Deon, Bill Dakin, Ierry Edwin, Russ Hunt, Lamar lim Lampen, Ioseohine 2' -.9-,, '-9 , Ye- Not Pictured: Abel, Richard, Dross, Colleen: Miller, ldobelle, I 4 6 . Mitchell, Ferqusg Parson, Art, Wilson, Bill. 2- e N. lx CD . 'S OFFICERS M President - - - - DON SLAGER Vice President - - LAMAR HUNT s M I B b R A St I h ' uir, O oot, qnes evens, o n Secretary EDITH AYERS Olson, Bill Slaqer, Don Wilson, Tom Sponsor - MR- HANCOCK Reid, Bill sumford, Morlo wimycombe, Jim FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President - - - - - - ---- BILL REID Vice President A - MARK COCKRILL SecretcxryTreasurer - IOYCE LARSON SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President - - - - - - - - - DONALD SLAGER Vice President - - CLARENCE MEI-lL Secretory-Treasurer e EDITH AYERS Sponsor - - ---------- MISS GARVER Not Pictured: I-Iedenberg, Helen, Mikkelson, Dorothy, Teague, lim. Carroll, Ioe M, Graybill, Helen Larson, Ioyce Myers, Mitzi Riley, Dick Swanson, Iulia Ann Cockrill, Mark I-Iedenberq, Marqare McKee, Clark Reid, Bill Slaqer, Don Volk, Eileen Fctgenstrom, Iim Holtzberter, Carol Mehl, Clarence Restelli, Betty Stanford, Marla Woods, Eugene it 4 '- A ify. 9 ff - ft A ag ,K n V , sy A fe . ' ' f A 1 - A d v. t n erson, iqqo ' Ayers, Edith J Q . ix nf 5, , A l ns, I Q. I Navi. 0 ' F w , ' X - 'C' . ' 'g It '..': -cs v ' ' x ' ,f L B as-, x 3 is ,Q li Sa f 'xfi if 3 Q V2 ?' if Q Y aa 1 F 9' f at ,, 'EQ' ' F, if N. K , , Q Q , it x 5 N Q is 7 l E , , 1 3' X - X Q? A I. 1 K I A 4, la 6 -9 5- 3 5 i Q- -wh, Q , K es - Q . t W V A sr , ,kk. , J Y A K' I 1 ' I Q ti YJ .., 4 A . I J' I ' s W -mfg , X sl X x R uk ' X f 'i ' 1 L ag 3 1 4 C I .15 F' ,Q 6. Q F t ,.- ' 2 N -: l,, bv ,. cf f F' A I t 1 ' A fl ' ' i N- ' 4 i Britton, Beverly Curry, Elmira Foley, Rosemary Hewitt, Helen Iackson, Marybelle McDonald, Billie Page, Iim Burk, Barbara Erickson, Donna Foley, Bob Hillstrand, Betty Iahr, lean McDonald, Shirlee Risley, Iackie Conrad, Beverly Fay, Mariorie Greely, Ted Hoelzel, Betty KOI19SkY, Elaine McGee, Anna Setterstedt, Gloria Corcoran, Ioe Flaherty, Louis Golie, Betty Lou Howe, Ferol McCarthy, lim Owens, Pat Splan, Margie OFFICERS President - - - - V IOE CORCORAN Vice President - . Louis FLAHERTY SECFSNIFY - - BETTY HOELZEL TFGGSUYST - - DAVID DAVIDSON BUY91' - ROSEMARY FOLEY Sponsor ----- MR. IAHR OFFICERS President. - A - - - - - K. ROGERS Secretary-Treasurer - CHAS, KIRWAN Sponsor - - - F. CHEZ Associate Sponsor - - C, HORN Associate Sponsor - B. WILLETT Associate Sponsor I. ADAMS Steel' Frank- Anderson, Bill Calvert, Tom Hodgson, Walker Kirwan, Bud Kukay, Ed ROl1mdS, All Manager: ' Brqdley, Tom Fox, Ryburn Kelso, Don Kirwan, Charles Rogers, Kenneth Smliht Dave COOHSY. B111 fa le' 11 1 Q Q 7' I W it i x , Q v L 9 ' ? F2 9 9 ' 3 59 , . 1'-' l ,, ..f - ef K , 4,9 3 Y - Ae 1 Q . . 1, 7 , Qs X, yy i 4 , mf E f 0. , S I S .0 if ' v 3 ' 4 3 1' l 1 1 X 'Q Q 4 A ., 5' J ink , 2 K fn, B an ' if. F' 4 1 . A . n 'F ,IX Carpenter, Phyllis Fletcher, Iune Anderson, Cleo Davidson, Bob Corcoran, Ioe Demopoulos, Tom Foley, Rosemary Nichols, Pat Roehm, Shirley Strause, Mabel Talcott, Lois Iohnson, Edith Peterson, Gwendolyn Sandviq, Faye Suhr, Carol Washburn, lane Not Pictured: Anderson, Elinor, Chupurdia, Helen: Miller, ldo Bell. Sponsor A - - ------ - - MISS SPRAGUE OFFICERS President Vice President Secretory Treasurer - Sponsor ROBERT FOLEY IOE CORCORAN - lOl-IN WHITE SIGURD HIERMSTAD EDMUND T. ANDERSON Not Pictured: Abel, Dick, Davidson, David: Huntsberqer, lim. Faqenstrom, Iim Foley, Bob Gleason, David Hjennstad, Sigurd Olson, Bill Riley, Dick Trodick, Milton McLaughlin, lack Raymond, Bob Savage, Bill White, Iohn Muir, Bob Reid, Bill Strickfaden, Bill Wuerthner, Ben ! A Anderson, Cleo Austin lanel Ayers Edilh Brooker, losephini: 1 lf? ai- Av K Skcrar, Carolyn Swanson, Iulia Swanstrom, Lois W! ,if i Bf91f9l'lbUCh9ff lane! Eneboe, Barbara Hillstrand, Betty Knudsen, Loma Devme. Helen Hurley. LGVODH9 lahr, lean McAndrew, Audrey Not Pictured: Christopher, Marjorieg Overose, Mabel: Weisman, Connie. President f Vice President Secretary - Treasurer f Correspondent Parlirrrriontar ian Sponsor A Devine, Helen Dunniqan, Delores Erickson, Donna Faqenstrom, lim F l' Qt lg' Nqr' OFFICERS SIGURD HIERMSTAD - DONNA ERICKSON - - - - - - EDMUND T. ANDERSON Not Pictured: Abel, Dick: Zuckerhorn, Nellie. Gleason, David Hoffman, Evelyn Moore, Marilyn Graybrll, Helen lohnson, Barbara Muir, Bob Hedenberq, Marqaret lordun, Mary l-lyermstad, Siqurd Jordan, Patty I 'Q' -9 2?- Stanley, Ruth Wallace, Leigh Wuerthner, Ben it , t K v . , if A t t vi s. . T , ' , l 1 , . auf - t, QU' -eg, ,h .. v, ' -, f X- 4 if . X x 5 h e X fn aj. nn .L L- n ' . Anderson, Cleo Brooker, Iosephine Faqenstrom, lim Hjgrmgtqd, Siqurd Iordan, Mary Reid, Bill SYUUIGYI Ruth Ayers, Edith Erickson, Donna Gleason, David Hgffmqn, Evelyn Muir, Bob Sheffels, Beth Wallace, Leigh OFFICERS Captain ---- - - DONNA ERICKSON Sponsor - EDMUND T. ANDERSON Chief - Secretary - Captain A - Captain B - Captain C - Captain D - Captain E - Sponsor - Not Pictured: Anderson, Iohn, Bateman, Iohn, Brawn, Frank, Falla, Clamer, Ferguson, Bill, Goettel, Bert, Huber, Louis, Hyslop, Iames, Iohnson, Bill, Iohnstone, Vern, Meredith, B., Nielson, Bob, Par- sons, Arthur, Reynolds, Bill, Smith, Archie, Stewart, Elmer, Thares, Ioe, Thares, Matt, Thomas, Iack, Van Koten, Don, Webber, George, Westdal. Bailey, Chandler Casey, Bill Ecxkman, Bud Black, Lloyd ' E L 1 Christ, Ralph nqle, lnco n Boboth, Bob Davidson, Tom Erlandson, Georqev -1 A S I 1. I ' 4- Q . ,f - - af f, ' Lv , t 1 I , A5 5 'I K ' A in ff' t 1-36- i.4ow , . ,.. get AXL OFFICERS IOHN A. POZDER Faqenstrom, Iim Habel, Edward Hill, Eugene Mars, Clarence fast ...vi 9 1' 1,019 A J w I O 1 ll' , ART PARSONS I. FAGENSTROM TOM POZDER BERT GOETTEI. G. SAMUELS - A. SMITH MR. SMITH Miskin, Gene Morrison. Dale Nader, Clark Oakes, Herman Pozder, Iohn Pozde r, Tom Samuels, Gene Saylor, Kenneth Schrader, Herb Trodick, Milton Vik, Daren Wellens, Walter 1 5, G-' as f v l A 5 X - us 'Q ga ,T Y, if -4 to X, t',-, 'ST' . 1 . VX, 'V' 1 1,4 I- 'Z 2 ,, tar' ' gy, 1: Q.- 'lar fv- Bosch, Anna Marie Bosch, Margaret Bower, Betty l104I Carpenter, Dorothy Day, Irene Good, Hazel Iohnson, Edith Nelson, Alda Uppenberq Ianet Cavanaugh Ioan Dux-ran, Lois Greenwood, Virginia Iones, Carrine Richmond, Kathleen Wiprud Gruce Teacher Members: Agnes Van Oosten, lst Sem., Margaret Holmes, 2nd Sem. Not Pictured: Bower, lean. President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS . . . - . . . . . .HAZEL coon - . ANNA Boscrx Donomv cmpsursn . . . . . . . VIRGINIA Gnssuwoon SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS - - - - - - - - - - ANNA BOSCH - MARGARET BOSCH VIRGINIA GREENWOOD - KATHLEEN RICHMOND - - MISS RHODES PUBLICATIONS l106l THE ROUNDUP IG p S three mopthe the Vtouuoup Room 11 S Leer CI Qpot ot co'1QtCmt o1Ct1v1tv 'W1 h 1111t1 1 5 effort the Stott hos C J CIT 5 DM' fx 'XJ ltvlj CITT1 IGS TG 111 1 sp V1 r F ufh o the 511 Ce Q 11 1111 1e Cr 19 0 r 1 treev 1c1ve 11k 1 1 1d volt ot te C1551 11111 THE INIWA Due to mor co1'1d1t1or1s the school newspaper the Imwo th1Q yeor wos reduced T1 srze ond was pubhbhed b1IT1OT1th1Y DQSDITQ these C11tero1t1ons the poper st1H held rcmk as CI populor fUVOT1tG of the students For 12 po t o 1 1 - 1 o 1 1 1 1 .o 1 o 1 - ' ' A. 'f in 1 o- operoted 111 : 11it111: poftxifg yptpgr -5, fr' 11 Q C , p - IDCIIHIU CI LELIIIIIIIY, cmd otrto' 1'1iQ .T SC JI1 , ,t 1 , ' C so of the 1 11 it '1 ,edt d t, M. Cftirrid, who ' 1 ,tj 1 tb ti: TT' 1 S S Q1' Ce, , , , 1 ', 1 1 ' '- '- . 41 fiifh. -6- M C H CONRAD Sponsor ONBPD 577 Y C, 5 B Y NJYW' n UN Ss STFLL Lghxof ' M ER ROUNDUP IOE CORCORAN Aihlehc Edlmf Art Echior Photoqraphlc Edmlor DOROTHY STORM PA'I'I'Y IORDAN I L LAMAR HUNT BETTE HILLSTRAND DALE MORRISON ASSISYGDY ECHO! Assxstcmt Busmess Munuqgr Assistant Busln ss Munoqcr l1071 1081 HELEN COGLIY BETTY GIBSON DORIS STOCKER LITGYGYY BOGYG Lxterary Board Lxterary Board LAWRENCE STUCKENSCHNEIDVR LORNA KNUDSON Cartoomst Ar Board 'r IANIECE MCCLUE LEILA MONIGER MARY GERNER Art Board Art Board Ar Board FERN HIGGS IOYCE RINAN Typist TY!-Vis! 'Q' or A :AL, S 6: 'sw Q W' 01 AUDREY WEN DELL Sponsor x K B WKIIN U7 9560 Q X W THE INIWA WSC FIRST SEMESTER QQ B .jun 1 DICK RILEY HELEN DEv1NE BOB RAYMOND PHYLLIS OBSTARCYZK News Editor Feature Edltor Assxstant Sports Department Edxtor PAULINE VOSS Asslstant Dept Edltor DOROTHY STORM IACK COTRELL Advertxsmg Manager Assxstant Busrness Mqr 31- IHUMN ,mf 1 1 ANNA BOSCH SHIRLEY MCDONALD IEAN BARTLEY RGPONQT Reporter Reporter Not Pictured Dons Stocker Harland Goudxe Lawrence Stuckenschnelder and Don Kmd I 1091 Q9 D O, Q19 'e US' S O? X ss M0 N 1 99, 'f sf S . O I 3 ' t ' if 4 1? ' yy l fa 6- 3 Q Q J ' A C I I 4, JN Q A vs-'X W '.'l, 3 , f 1 fx I ' S A, ll10l 21? XXX ANNA gpm ei N OS Shilo Chx Sw Ed! IOCIH THE INIWA SECOND SEMESTER WQGQ 'Q' RAMONA LIPTON Feature Edxtor BOB RAYMOND JOE CORCORAN Adverhsinq Sports Edztor 'CRC -gp! XXX FEROL HOWE TZI MEYERS BETTY RAY FRANCISCO Feature Ednor Feature Edxtor Typxst Not Pxctured Dorothy Mcxrtm Elmo Mulcahy Iohn Harrmqton Bcrbcxrcx Vmcxcke and Hcrlcmd Gcxudxe A h ix I x X . ' B x X661 Y kg S I ,, 2 9 E 6-T f' E E 'Rv , A E A if I E A Z r . . MUSIC MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Musrc Department has been an CJUTSTGTICTIDQ unxt of our school dunno the past year The rnaln d1V1S1OIlS of the Departrncnt namely the Band Orchestra Chorus and Guls Drum Corps have been well represented throughout the cont rnurnty s well as rn hugh school hte They are always WIHIDQ to entertaln and worked Iona hours after school rn therr tram rnq proaram The Mus1c Qrqanwatlon well deserves the hlqh prarse we awe them for bolsterlnq the school splnt , r Q f f 1 1 f , , ' , ' ,fm I 1 . . ,, , up , , . l1l31 GIRLS' DRUM CORPS Huber, Ruth lackman, Carol lackson, Marcia Ienkins, Marion Iohnson, Marialyce Meagher, Donna Meagher, Ramona Mower, Beverly Norris, Dolores Parr, Connie Ouilter, Virqinitl Roehm, Shirley Sandvig, Faye Scott, Lorrayne Thompson, Sally Ann Crinklaw, Earlyne Fogarty, Margaret Gerner, Mary Hoffman, Betty Baroch, Pat Carpenter, Phyllis Conrad, Betty Anderson, Violet N. Christenson, Hazel E 1' ff X W! WY' 1- , Xl Anderson, Eileen Balsley, Dolores JC. Bcxmett, Beverly Bower, Betty Brooker, Iosephine M X w, ' ,L .3 Busse, Marie Cartlidqe, Lorraine Connell, Carol Ellis, Carol 39' '1' 3 M. C' lo uw .Ax is I , s?v O 'rx WF as -. -. mr, MIXED Gilchrist, Doris E. LAWRENCE BARR Director Harmison, Margaret Holm, Donna Iackman, Carol Lampen, Iosephine C.-. , ,, 1 9. B v ,A A ,, rf 5 V Qfsgf if 1 Moore, Mary Ray, lean Tynes, Dorothy Graham, Robert Iohnson, Ray Stoltz, Philip Tucker, Art Ensign, lean Evans, Margaret Fay, Marjorie Iahr, lean Konesky, Elaine Moore, Marilyn Myers, Mitzi Pepos, Gladys Smith, Doris K. Stanley, Ruth Stevenson, Gene Brandt, William Brown, Frank Cole, Charles Driscoll, Glenn Hill, Eugene Hiermstad, Siqurd I1141 l1l5l CHORUS Cox, Dorothy Davidson, Dolly Hoffman, Betty ANN ANDERSON Director Wallace, Leiqh White, lohn ei w 31 Iohnson, Arleen Iones, Claire LaRosa, Faye Matoon, Lillian Brooker, losephine Montee, Eulalia Reeves, Blanche Toole, Patty Welle-ns. Betty L, 9 'W' Q Qs Babbe, Bob N -- ' 'D' Connolly, Frank E1-HEY, luck Forney, Donald Palmer, Harvey 1?-it ,a6',l v Tl fr- rs' Remus, Harold ' Tintinqer, Carroll Duncan, Doris Fogarty, Margaret Iohnson, Una Rose Kohl, Dorothy . 4. K Lehman, Betty .wg Lindbloom. Gene Y? Moore, Mildred .4 , . ' Townsend, LaVerne ' Wochnick, Alene . ,, I I ' 8 Anderson, Viqqo l , f Aw, ' ' fx if 5 9 M .1:x+ YY V b, L DeScho1, Ted Engle, Lincoln Isaacson, lack Peterson, Charles Schultz, Bob Scott, Iohn 'T Y , U fi' 1 , ts ll, as ,- f ' I t Y , 'G 'Q I 111- ,A it rf .1-5 6' XX 'c 59 ai- Q I ,- F' , X' I ?'c 'Z' 'lef- Y 4. M7 A-. I Lilo 5 v '56 , T? , Bartley, Arthur 5 Chamberlain, Harry Edwards, Keith 'il' 6 HIGH SCHOOL Graybill, Helen Halverson, Shirley Hiqqins, Madelyn Kallestad, Clinton ,,. 'Q it Q9 a- 'E if I 6 . is xr 36 154 4-' E. LAWRENCE BARR Director Lindstrom, Francis Moore. Mary 3 Myers, Mitzi Pierce, Edwina Stanfield, May Waugh, Bob Wideen, Margaret Baker, Bob Bcrrkhoff, lean Bazzolli, Eileen Blackley, Betty Lou Brurud, Bob Campbell, Don Cole, Gladys Cooley, Kenneth Engel, Lincoln Gilchrist, lean Martin, Bill McKamey, Don Mehl, Clarence Pacini, Nellie Pepos, Gladys Stoor, Blanche Breidenbach, Thelma Edmunds, Udell I1161 I1l7l ORCHESTRA Bundrock, Bonnie lung, Harvey Wilkins, Barbara Hodgson, Nancy Root, Agnes Hill, Lawrence Vandenberg, Iim lones, Don Savage, Bill Ayers, Edith Barber, Rose Marie Dick, Bob Newman, Dick Wiess, John Bright, Bruce Cooper, Paul Kessler, Don Collison, Keith Dross, Colleen Briggs, Van Ouenemoen, Eugene Cooper, Betty Iune Gilchrist, Doris Erickson, Glen Martin. lack Anderson, Viggo Enlow, Shirley Mcphail, Mary Simmons, Patricia Maxwell, Iackie Smith, Robert Walden, Betty Ioyce rf 4 'SUD ani 2 0,1 IRA ,Q af-3 'J 1 9 .qu v 1 Austrn, Marley Ayers, Edrth Barber, Rose Mane u?5' .ao .iii BISON Dakrn, Gerald EDMUND P. SEDIVY De Cew, Gerald Director Dundas, Marlorie E Grover, Evelyn Barrett, Robert Root, Agnes Chrrstensen, Hazel Gerner, Mary 5 Martin, lack Spartz, George Weqner, Floyd Drck, Robert Kessler, Don Kohl, Dorothy Lenihan, Robert Werss, Iohn Ba1ley, Chandler Bowen, Iuanrta Hoifman, Iames Iones, Don '1 Iones, Vernon Lindh, Ioyce Lowney, Brll 1 O'Donnell, Bob Savage, B111 Gnolek, Anthony Ne-man, Richard Moore, Iay Allen l1181 9 BAND Davis, Bob Ellis, Edward Goudie, Harland Hauser, Donald Karatfa, Bud Monsos, Bill Withycombe, lim Edinger, Donald Iohnson, Willard Miller, Richard Morrisette, Robert Nash, lim Ramsey, Douglas Storm, Gladys Tanner, lean Gilman, Gene Hamer, Warren Hatfield, Paul Greene, Dorothy Schultz, Harry Tucker, Mary Uppenberh, Ianet Wampol, Thelma Coates, Harvey Collison, Keith Dross, Colleen Bright, Bruce Cooper, Paul 46' Sherman, Roger Stahlecker, Louise Tabor, Elizabeth ap: 7 Q- as as 4-S' an ,N gp. wr, 'Q as -'lx XX I120l TWIRLERS Zh' CYRILLA COOPER DELORES PHILLIPS MARY KITTAMS DOROTHY REILLY ELEANOR ELLSWORTH NORMA BLEND IUNE F LEFCHER HELEN COGLEY DRAMA The Play s the Th g One New One A Drama One Old One A Comedy By its two such productions the dramatics department balanced its performances in 1942 1943 As the maior winter play the dramattcs class gave Letters to Lucerne a very timely and moving story of glrls in a Swiss school at the outbreak of this war l939 The effects of the war on these young women of high school age beginnings of misunderstanding endurance of friendship sorrow brought by loss of family all the familiar works left by Wars pattern were vividly acted by the group of girls who represented five nationalities Miss Clinton plans that the winter production be the more ambitious proiect of the year as the cast IS chosen from the dramatics group alone Such a choice gives those students part1cularly interested in actmg an opportunity Although the second act of Letters to Lucerne calls for the dormitory of the school the play was played entirely in the beautrful reception room of this school The excellence and charm of Mr C M Pecks staging gave much to make Letters to Lucerne a convincing and moving production The Torchbearers that gay farcical satire on the little theatre movement fitted its season of product1on spring Although generally a senior play Torchbearers was cast from both senior and Junior classes for the f1rst time A group of soc1al1tes who like other people consider themselves capable actors meet for a final rehearsal in Act l Everyone is completely SC.Il1Sf19d with his own acting except one spectator the husband of the hostess M Ritter For him the rehearsal is a cataclysm and he falls unconscious at seeing a few minutes of his wife s performance There are few such hilarious acts as the back stage scene of Torch bearers and the play they present Pandemonium is king with every kind of mistake and disaster that could happen during a play even to falling scenery and broken curtain The delightfully gay home of the Ritters to which the actors return in triumph in Act 3 again verified the skill of Mr Peck s stagecraft A room of pink blue silver 1n pseudo 18th century decorative scheme could only have been the home of a woman who considered herself a great actress Besides two maior undertakings the drarnatics class presented its poetry bill on People acting to poems of T A Daly Sandburg and Oppenheim In the spring Leopold Atlas highly unusual H was presented partly in stylized actlon Thus Great Falls High School in war time found the drarnatics depart ment in production Il2 Il I ll , , 5 I I 1 ' , ' I 1 , . to work with an exceptionally strong and challenging play. , . , , I 4 1 ' I I ' ' I I . i T- , 1 1 ' I , 2 l KJLA fw 7 GV K ofuiv .Lu X 'J 'K 1CT Groot Folie hugh School D Letters to Lucerne 'xr I PN com IJ, Lv IYYI x 1111 OL P Q HA 'PERS 'W LAB meh Be ,emy Br1q,s Iocx My sselmov Nfiorqoret DL1HW1ddl?' 1 Ethelvn Sm' V1 Morqcxret Evczx Q . 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ElH.I.,, HSEIEIEI El9'HDH 5 ww--p-w w -M, -mm-noun it -ffh if 541499 .,1 ,f-,f A. , sz , ,J X ffl i .J3.k, , - ' ,,,,-..- ,-,1 -+- f, Www qs' ur ,W ff Q- 1 2 fi x Wi. ,gk sf' TRADITIONS 4 11' 1 1 I TRADITIONS Thre trod trorrol ooys hrqhhqrted the sprmq of 1943 Aprrl Qth was the o st r B wh h hc' he r mstrtuted ds CI wor trme sur s'1ute or the Booster Cdrmvo There were n el dcmce proqrorrrs ond CI buper coloseol floor Qhow T We Alhe Q t th Sfrde Ho vkm dortce E ery me emoyed suckrrrg 1 1h pops ond weorrmq prqtorls Moy 7th was Hotmdup Day The students os m post yeors Comme to school clothed rr Wester qoro cmd the mommq was devoted to drr excrtmq crsserrrblv The porode woe ehmmoted thrs yeor due to lock of qos orrd rubber I 1 Seoorid B o e Cdl, to .S we: ' ' ' . 3 It o ff ,. ' 1. - Cv ' - ' Q11 the evezrirrq of April 30 oh the Daisy Mdes ot the school brought their Him., 3.1- o .e X i x Q 5 6 5, , , ' ' Li o '- ze 1 PROPHECY Peekrnq rn on the Senrors of 1940 ten years hence much to our amazement we see He1en Hedenberq sweeprna hanqars up on Gore H111 Irmmy McCarthy st111 trantrca11y tryrnq to break par Dorothy Be111y 1eadrnq the parade twrrhnq a ro11rnq prn Caro1 E111s prosperrnq rn the sheep herdrnq busrrress Betty Ashton and G1orra Mannrnq desrqnrnq dresses for a tashronab1e shop on Frith Avenue New York Lours F1aherty bcatrnq rt out Dorothy Storm and Betty Grbsorr cashrrrg 111 on War Bonds Verne De111nq qraduatrnq from West Pornt Ian Greaves returnrnq from a horse oack trrp across the contrnent Bob Fo1ey squanderrnq hrs mr11rons Dorrs G11ChI1S1 appearrnq rn Great Fa11s as a Cornmunrty Concert artrst B111 Bradley str11 servrna detentron Marare Chrrstopher decrdrnq between husbands Lamar Hunt drrvrnq a Cadr11ac to hrs mansron C1eo Anderson batchrnq rt out on H111 57 Ne111e Zuckerhorn q1obe trottrrrq Patty Iordan a second E1eanor she found another Frankhn D Har1and Goudre at the head ot the bread 11ne Irm Hansen sportrnq a p1ast1c car Ed Hrrshberq rarsrnq ca1n rn Texas Betty Hoe1ze1 buyrnq out the stores Tack Roadhouse prnnrnq drapers on hrs twrns Bud Karatta rnstructrnq Harry Iam s on the trumpet Iosephrne Lampen samphnq food Bob Lavrn trayersrna the open road Betty CBosreD Ste11er str11 rrvetrnq Dorothy Brekke rrreekly obeyrnq her boss Toe Corcoran He1 n Devrne crackrnq t11e braqest case rn hrstory Irm Conne1y havrnq a hard trme keeprnjr track ot hrs three ch11dren Davrd Davrdson concoctrnq oowertu1 potrons rn hrs chemrstry 1aboratory Barbara Eneboe c,omp1etrna her trnal y or ot hrqh schoo1 Haze1 Good he1p1na redecorate Tokyo Prank Stee1 rn Lrtt1e Orphan Annre s Commandos Lydra Ke1m qrvrnq Hedy Lamar a permanent wave Harry Eaton 1ookrnq for a date Catherrne Loranq bearnnrnq hte at forty Barbara Ha11 and Ted St H111 st111 hrttrnq rt oft Tack McClure st111 hovvhrrq Our auess s as qood as yours'1' I 127 1 . , . U I 1 . 1 L A , . . , 1 1 Dwain Hanson keeping track of the New York Yankees. ' ' ' e . . e ' ' ' ' ' . V I I L . 1' . . . CLASS WILL OF 1943 We the Senrors of lQ43 havrng graced the halls of G F H S for tour or more years have generously decrded to leave behrnd some ot our most precrous possessrons As members ot the chemrstry class we leave our super rntellrgence and chemrcal knowledge rn hopes that rt wrll grve next year s class more sleep Our great grtt to the lunrors rs our front seats rn the audrtorrum also to them we leave the sweet consrderatron we have recerved from the Freshmen To the Sophomores we leave our abrlrty to chat wrth the teachers We Just leave the Freshmen hoprng they wrll be able to carry on wrthout our valuable advrce Certarn rndrvrduals desrre to l ave therr worthy possessrons characterrstrcs habrts and what have you to therr successors Lours Flaherty hrs Jalopy to anyone wrth a C card Brll Odneal wrlls hrs method of Casanova s abrlrty ot makrng love to Don Brrtton Dorrs Grlchrrst leaves h r musrcal talent to Betty lune Cooper Brll Berd s debatrng technrque goes to Marrlyn Moore Shrrley and Drck wrll to lack and Ebby all the parkrng places rn Great Falls Bob Foley relrnaurshes hrs upturned pants cults to Bob Raymond Helen Cogley wrlls her auburn harr to Donna Boss lohn Whrte leaves hrs Jokes to Drck Brley Betty Stellar wrlls her collectron of mrlrtary rnsrgnra to Dorothy Swarn lack Campbell grves hrs good sportsmanshrp to all students of Great Falls Flrgh School Last but by no means least Frank Steel leaves hrs lrttle brother Clr Oh Boy' We heartrly aftrx our hand and seal to thrs last wrll and testament Srgned Members of the Senror Class Wrtnessed Ferne Hrggs and loe Corcoran f128I , . . . . 1 . . . 1 . 1 1 , . 1 Q V 1 1 1 1 - , , . , 11 11 , . , 1 . . , r 9 . 1 . 1 . , . 1 1 1 Jr Iii Vip .,,......-vp' ..-.-.W c 4' .v mm Z' W ' A , ,,, , ws ivy. .. 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'n ,gisunm ' X, ,Q , wi, ,,, gm Q 'P 5 f M' -ff 'HQ -Q WSH' f 'W i ' ' af, Q' 'Q if ms? sl CALENDAR September W1de-eyed freshmen mvade our halls Upperclassmen retum F1fSl football practlce Semor boys q1ven Army exam1nat1on Senate sponsored trachtlonal dance Flrst representatlve meetlnq held October Mlssoula at Great Falls K0 133 ACl1V1lY l1Ck9lS on sale-Flre drllls start Electxon ot representatlves B1ll1nqs at B1ll1nqs 11497 Master Sqt Keller spoke to the sen1ors Pep dance Butte at Great Falls ll4 l2l Representatxve of Colorado Womens College spoke to sen1or g1rls Assembly smq Helena at Great Falls C20 13? L2 WT 11311 CALENDAR November 5 Freshman class meeting 6 Freshman Iunior High game 10 Music department presented concert 13 Pep assembly snake dance and pep rally held 14 Billings at Great Falls C13 121 December 20 Messiah presented by music groups 21 Ioint representative and executive meeting 23 Carol singers sang in halls Ianuary 15 22 25 28 29 30 Our basketball season started with Havre at Great Falls 134 321 Helena at Great Falls C28-231 Roundup subscription campaign started-Student association elec tion. Girls reported to auditorium to select girl for D. A. R. medal Matinee ot Letters to Lucerne -Missoula at Great Falls 132-337 Evening performance of Letters to Lucerne -Marks issued Anaconda at Great Falls C31-361-Iitney dance after game l Q. 1'- Il32l r -11 . .I C 11111 CALENDAR February Roundup underclassmen plctures started Free band concert V1ctory book carnpalqn started Lew1stown at Great Falls C52 361 Butte at Great Falls C42 411 Havre at Great Falls C43 201 Havre at Great Falls 141 311 Sen1or play tryouts started Anaonda at Anaconda C25 481 Helena at Helena 131 321 Butte Central at Great Falls 436 377 Butte at Butte 154 561 Butte Central at Butte C31 481 March Electlon of execut1ve board members Senror Ball Orchestra and Chorus concert Awards assembly mm 1 U11 F' S lx I 0 Y we , NS? QA Q 'Nl IB4 SR 1 f ,IAQ 'K -Q'-1 It 4'1 - 1 5 xx 1 Q UAA, fl Il331 16111 f 1 C, 1 . 2 4 . . 5 ' - 6 - 12 - 13 - 17 ' 18 - 19 - 20 - 26 - 27 - 1 1. . 13 19 A A 1 Q 1 1 ay' -ar' . 1 ,F s N ny , X CX fx S, . 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