Great Falls High School - Roundup Yearbook (Great Falls, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1947 volume:

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FARNSWORTH Superintenclenfs Message Any attempt to picture the west can not overlook the sterling qualities of those who pioneered the settling of this area and fought to establish homes cmd other basic institutions of American life. History has clothed most of the early days of Indians, trappers, prospectors, and drifting cattlemen with a romantic haze which often overshadows those who contributed most to permanency. Montana has as many of these historic characters to weave its story around as any western state, but following closely on their heels came cattle- rnen to make pioneer homes and ranchers who fought through years of drought. Miners and oilmen came to establish payrolls. The tenacity and hopefulness of these men and women are qualities we must maintain to finish the work which they started. One form of pioneering is finished, but others remain. The great improve- ment needed in our public education program, improvement and economies in government, reclamation of land for permanent homes, the building of better and cleaner cities are fields which need the efforts of tireless, well-trained young people with vision enough to build to fit the foundation prepared by those men and women who first called Montana home. ROBERT B. FARNSWORTH Superintendent l ik l CYRIL H. HANCOCK Message for 1947 Roundup To most graduates of the Great Falls High School the Roundup is one of their most cherished possessions. It presents a record of student life of which they were an integral part. Cherished memories of friends and situations are preserved between its covers. The class play, the football games, the Iunior Prom, the library, the advisory period, and many other events are vividly re- called as the graduate thumbs through its glossy pages. And so the book be- comes a personal thingy an old friend that is itself emblematical of friendship. When we attempt to evaluate the things that make life worth while, such intangibles as friendship, loyalty, integrity, and faith in the inherent goodness of man usually stand high in the scale of relative values. This book, in part, preserves for us some of the things which were good in our student life. Its western theme recalls for us the virtues of the past. May the Class of 1947 take its lesson from the time-tested values of the past and apply them to the present. There is no greater reward in life than the realization that a job has been well done, that there are no regrets for our actions in the past, and that we can CYRIL H. HANCOCK, Principal face the future with hope and confidence. clmool Boar A The School Board, composed of the above rnavericks, has the tough job of handling the various educational ranches throughout the entire city. Bull- dogging such problems as raising the tax levy ot the community, benefiting teachers with salary increases, and tangling with the state on problems ot educating Montana's dogies, comprise the duties of the bosses Elected by the city, the Board is one of the hardest working groups in the state in the advance- ment of education. R. B. CAPLES E' B- COGSWELL V' F' GIBSON MRS' KERR ROBERT NOBLE RAY REB-AL K 1 ERNEST STEEL RANDALL SWANBERG 5 EDMUND T. ANDERSON Vice-Principal Miss Murchie exerts a good deal of influence, not with a big stick or a six-shooter, but by using her common sense and understanding to help the gals who turn to her for advice and by teaching boys and girls in her numerous math classes. All greatly appreciate the loyalty and wisdom and her guidance at this camping ground. 167 Mr. Anderson is the square-shooting foreman around this G. F. Ranch who rounds up the strays and advises the guys and gals as to their courses and grades. For those planning to go on with their education, he gets in touch with the top hands of other establishments and makes the necessary arrangements. Faculty i......-IIN MAYME MURCHIE Dean of Women L ADAMS, IOHN W. ANDERSON, ANN ANDERSON, HP-AKON B.A., M.A. Intermountain Union B. of Music Education B.S. ot Music Education Montana State University MqCPhqi1 School of Music North Dakota Biology Vocal Music Northwestern Visual Education Music X BAKER, THORA BECKERI MARION BERGREN, E. L B.L. Northwestern University Eisi Pglysiiul Efg:ui?non B.S. Stout Institute University of Denver L CEE eqcwefs O eqe University of Wisconsin University oi Iowa U msse' ISC' University of Washington Dramatics and Staqecratt Mechanical Drawing English BOFTO. EINO A- BOSCH, MARGARET BUCKMASTER, IEANNE Bs,-I EdgM' Oregon Sfafe C0112-QS Office A.B., A.M. Western Reserve University University of Montana University ot Chicago Unwersttif Of Oregon Columbia University Bookkeepmfl U. S. History, Latin, American History World Geography tl 7 CHUPICH, MICHAEL A. CHURCHILL' IOSIE C, B.A., University of Minnesota BAA, Uniwlergify gf Mini-iesotq CODCOTQUI Coueqe University ol Washington Umverstty of Grerwble, FTUUCF College of Education, Great Falls Social Studies 9 Lqfin World History, Athletics COFFMAN, MARGARET B. B.A., M.A. Colorado State College of Education Denver University COLLINS, GRACE D. CORBIN, GRACE B.S. Central Missouri State College BAAL, MMA, Phillips University MiSSOl-tri UI1iV91'SilY Northwestern University Colorado UK'llVe!'SltY American University Washington University U, S, History Practica Math. and Algebra World History Typing CROUCH, M. L. A.B., M.A. University of Missouri Geometry , DUNN, ETHEL B.A. Carleton College University of Minnesota English ERICKSON, KARL W. B.A. University of Montana Montana State College Bookkeeping, Economic Relations Sales ERICKSON, LORINE E. A.B., M.A. Peri State Teachers College University of Colorado University oi Minnesota Algebra GRANDE, RAYMOND T FALGREN, LLOYD B.A., M.A, Concordia Minnesota University Head Athletic Coach GA RVER, IEANNETTE College B.A., M.A. University of Montana University of Chicago University ot Southern California University of Hawaii U, S. History American Institutions and Problems HAINES, MARTHA HENRY, DONNA B. B.S., Concordia College B,A., Des Moines College A AHB., B-S., NLS. Northwestern University University of Southern California University of Qregon Social Studies University of Washington Oregon State College Montana State University Typing and Shqnhqmd U. S. History World History HODGSKISS WILIZM WREN HOLMES, MARGARET HUNT' ELSIE B.A., M.A. ' B.S., Montana State College A 4 i f Montana S te Co ge University of Minnesota g'niQje?3t:e5?lgignellgggcnu Oregon State College University of Washington General Science and Physics Home Economics University of Southern California Social Studies tl fl KEMPENAAR, ETHELDA KING. EDNA H. B.S., Montana State College B.A., University of Nebraska University of Washington University of California University of Southern California University of Washington Art and English Northwestern University LEARY, GRACE MARIE LIMPUS, BEULAH B. B.A., University of Montana B.S., University oi Missouri English University of Washington English Spanish MORRIS, LILY MURCHIE, MAYME NELSON- ELLA H-N., University of Washington B.A., University of North Dakota AB University of Nebraska School Nurse University of Chicago Gregg School' Chicago t2Ul Universigy of Washington University of Southern California Columbia University University of Washington Geometry University of Montana Shorthand NELSON, MAE Office OLSON, GERTRUDE B S., Montana State College Gustavus Adolphus, St. Peters, Minn. BioloQY, Algebra, Geometry Q.,-i -f--.. i... H NELSON, MYRTLE E. OESCHGER, HELEN C. B.A., Concordia College B.S., University of Nebraska University of Minnesota UNVSYSUY Of Denver University of Montana Librarian English PARSONS, B. E. PEITERSEN, DANA N. B.M., Colorado A. G M. SYSW-'m School University of Minnesota Music University of Southern California l p-EHRYV C' B' PHELAN, CLARA M. POPE, WILLIAM RANCE - A 1 B.I., University of Missouri B.A., Stanford University Iidgguhgisiigl S me Teachers College St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Ind. Montana State University University of Co orado Chemistry Iournalism General Science English C l2l D itil V , ,WS f RATHMAN, CATHERINE B.A., Iamestown College French Social Studies RHODES, GOLDA MAY ROSS, HELEN A.B., M.A., University of Illinois B-A., MZA., Whirmgm College Keisters Ladies Tailoring College Cohlmbl? UYIIVGYSUY Columbia University WO1'1C1 HISTOYY Home Economics U- S- HISTOTY SAVAGE. IOHN L. SCOVIL, R. I. SPAULDING, ROSALEA H. B.A., Stout Institute B.S., Mont n St t C ll AB. ' ' ' ' University of Vtfashington UniversityqoFCliiSqoO eqe Engfiglmversny of Mlchxgun Woodshop University of Washington Algebra Co lege Algebra Trigonometry STAHL, ESTHER MACE B,A., Carlton College Northwestern University University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin Librarian 1221 . SWENSON, THELMA THOMPSON INEZE E EE B.A,, Montana State i sity . '. . English ggdkxlinggersity of Minnesota G In Algebra X VANATTA, ELEANOR PAYE B.S,, Montana State College Colorado State College of Education English Spanish 2 wb' sw H25 s it it WHITTEMORE, OLIVE G. AB., University of Michigan University of Southern California University of Oregon English. WILLETT, ROBERT V. B.S., Montana State College Algebra Practical Mathematics Athletics YANKE, HANNAH R. ZILE, IOSEPH A. ZIPPERIAN, CAROL D. B.S., MA., Denver University A.B., Southwestern College, Kansas University of California, Berkeley Northwestern State College, Alva, Okla. University of Washington College of Education, Great Falls English Northwestern University Girls Sports Forensics Utah State X 'Qs Texas Christian Boys Physical Education I I K I, Y ,ffl X pf - xxlxgizqgif ' ,177 ' ' if firm Xrfgpw tv ' -i- 'Vest 'ge' 1' -KVA 'J ,A ll A Ax . . ,,, -. w ., ' ' X QQ-5.,v'x X U . 9 W eras- ' :. t : : U 9 Wlre we-af -N- ' ' ' -I 4 tl fl Q'f'1' fee- . 1 1 : ,, 1 u ,tt ss iT?T: , 'f t fl ' 1 ff.,'i'vxll' - -l f E .oif ,l ,lei:tf'n:r.v 7,3 4 42 -',' ' Al .4 ,.f...z'f 'gl Q23 24l ln the peaceful atmosphere of the library, students may find ad- ditional material for their subjects or delve into books of all kinds tor their own pleasure. A woman's only place is in the home is an outdated idea, as these girls taking office practice well know, for they are learning ottice techniques which will help them in the business world after graduation. Since this is the machine age, that aspect of learning is not neglected and in the machine shop, boys learn how to make, repair and put together different parts of machinery, thus gaining practical experience. The study hall, largest class room in the school, is a place Where students may read or do their homework, also they can make up tests and back work during this period. C25 Executive , ml ,V,, E' ME, J A Q 4 CHRIS STEVENS HOWARD VAN NOY BOB YURKO PATRIC MURRAY FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,.,,,. ,,,, ,7,v,,,,7,,,,,,, , 77,.,.,,, R e id Collins Vice President v.,.,, ,,77,,,,77,,,,,,, I oe Cloidi Secretary EEEEEEEEE .,,..,. 7,., E v elyn Heqicxnd Treasurer ......,...E,EEE.EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE E..EE R cimond Meagher r gg X ,r,. , BOB PIKE BOB WALKER GEORGE PALAGI MERTON PROCTER K 26 J ,g t RQ. jykuik ,, J , 7 BOEII wlv-f,- --,AVSIN2 19'-M. ,a V: K I J I MAC PORTER FRED VOLK BOB YURKO ROBERT IOHNSON SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President, ,S,7,S..,7,E, E,7E7,7E7,7E..v....., .E,,,E C hris Stevens Vice President E7,.,, ,EE,7E,7.. . ,.,,EE,EEE EEEEE M G rilyn Thisted Secretary ,e77,S77,,. ,,.. . , , 7 ,Joyce Nelson Treasurer ,,,A,,7, 7 ,,.., ., W ,, Ramona Me-ctqher 'W' MARY LOU KRANZ DOLORES HANNEMAN P. I. CASEY DON DEAN 1 27 J 1, mf M Aw ,A A -,M V- ., A ., -www ur fi Weil n V we-ggwf , . gi f i 5, fi-25 Ea la, if- 5 7153: 7 1975 J we 1:1 wg ., ,' 7125515 gym IAN 2555553- BOHI' 'W , :FM ,4- - it .- iEEL1 iy. MAC PORTER FRED VOLK BOB YURKO ROBERT JOHNSON SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President ,E,..,.,,E,,. 7, EEE7EE,,E,E .VV,..V7, . , ,... Chris Stevens Vice President, E...,E EEEE,E M crrilyn Thisted Secretary ,,74....,E, , . ., ,.,E ..IOyce Nelson Treasurer ..E,E,EE,.....,E,,E,, E E, EE,EEE.r,,.. E ,E Rcrrnoncr Meagher 'Er' ei f MARY LOU KRANZ DOLORES HANNEMAN P. I. CASEY DON DEAN 1271 PAUL HATFIELD B. HAYEK tuclent A WEARL ACKERMAN AUDREY ASHBY BARBARA BLACK I M W 4 Z 3 K1 g I ' I Ig aa., If LYLE CARTE A I Q, A,.:A l I A3 BV I fr 11 mg-E f , Q. me , gg, if Q 3 is I I QQ RW 1 Y if ii 'Bi I E f I CLAPP TOM CUNNINGHAM IAN DAVIDSON DON DEAN RONALD DELPHY WM , Q . A ' i 1 2 ' I-H , -- I I-IOWIE EDWIN BILL ELLIS I mL A I I ,A,L', ,, ., A I I 5, Q if 5 ,T ' IQ. . ff I I in I 1 IG I ,Q I 6 - K I . V A' g fi: ,L kc V' Q 2, -51 K' 'W I BILL PORSYTHE PAT FREEMAN LEE GENDREAU ED GIBSON THANE HAAB CARLY HUELE B. INGELBRUTSON IIM JACKSON IACKIORIJAN DENNIS KAIIAFFA W' V f 'O' . I -1---' , bg BEVERLY KING OTTO KRUGER DELMAR LADD ED KENIK 4 f A ? ' Representatives M, MCIVER I PAT MURRAY ' ELEANoR OLDS ELLEN PEARsoN IACK PEDEN Bos PEDEN PAT PERUSSE Eggs' . . I . , ., 1 , .C tw E Vx +I? L U 1 . 25:11. .. ,: ,f . s V, t:1 Til2I:- L- S A . , . , fs: :ifsfswf--I.-f,f :I ,if f f I Q 1 : R A Y: ..f,,1f.-iw www, ,,k,, ,.LfI3-W: -1 - ,. f A- ff L ..A.,f-' 8,-I,,,L..,. A A i BOB PIKE GAY PHILLIPS S. SHANE P, SCHRAMMECK BOB RIERSGAARD BOYD RIPPLINGER IEANNE ROHR LOLA SANDERS KAROL SEMAN L' Vk: V1 gi MARGARET LITTLE M. MAI-IoNEY CLEC MANN MARY IO MANNS PAT MCCINTY The Representatives come from each advisory to make sure their bunch get a square deal in the school government- .,r, A fiifl -if . .- fit' .J 2. 5332 3.,,aA:k A., BOB NELSON PAT O'GRADY IOANNA PORCH R. REEVES I 6 -W -.,. RS, ,WR 1 5:4 IOYCE SIPERLY A. SQUIRES D. STEVENSON DON rALCorr FREEMAN TEAGUE MARILYN THISTED E. THOMAS I 5 I I iiii I 1 at 4' If I I 'Ui ' 'arf-5352: Y' - f l- ff., - 1 . i I ILLY ttttrr I Reiiet 5 .. I if iiri A 55 MARY LEE WINIUN CHARLES WITHEE BILL WOLFF KATHRYN woLLAsroN iii, ii I I, . JL me f rw W rm 'M N HAROLD VAUGN BILL WATSON SHIRLEY WAUGH HEINE WILSON 29 :Hifi 1f1f ' v - 2V 3iffIzJ.isf 2 J 1 WT, -I -I --., -- -get gsggggg. 1 I f,'f.. w11q:-friffr g1:,ffgfzf:f gt . - E ., , ,M Rf, Is: I - I :fr -irfrfws-fr fr I V, I I .Ft , , 9 Ti ' ,K K, jg' ' . Y. Izizgiiifggr, ' if ' an -'Lf' R2 . . . 1, 1 E511 5 I I. 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' VV Vwgni QQVIQ f, ' ww QQ? . -551' q -' 411. 2 k if -1 , 'ifif f V. A iw n 7 ,Law . : mg? ' ' 1 UM , ,, . .K .. -, vw - af ' 'Ax' if U- H3751 21.41 V B K H fa, , if lax . : Q ' 'Hi ,: ' - 2' ig - g .fl ,. K P+--1- , , W . . 0,4 ., ,A ,,f,15,-x.f.'- , L, .W W '9 , f .,,.,,-.bu- ' e- 'Q .xy Q f W' H3 g .ig ' 3, Wwvff' KARL ERICKSON It was way back in '43 when 600 eager tenderfeet made their first appearance in the G. F. H. S. outfit and now after four busy years they're ready to move on to new pastures. During their first year they got right into the swing of things by cementing and painting the G. F. on Hill 57. The high-light of their second year was the Sophomore party and few will ever forget the dynamic Iunior Prom and Senior Ball put on by the 47'ers. The Senior wranglers really turned out for football and basketball and helped make 1947 one of the most success- ful years ever experienced in sports. The Top cowhands have made many outstanding con- tributions in drama, debate, and scholastics. Not just a few but ALL were partners in making the Class of '47 one of the most outstanding to ever graduate from Great Falls High School. C341 enior ass ponsors BEULAH MORRIS enior Class Officers TTT' ' ' .:, wwf ' , . - :lf-1' L H 'j, fr. f y 3: 52- ., . ,.- 1 .:-1. Frm- nv - 11 :gym ,, . ' O ' O ,, why? 7 ' f'v W1 tl453ffQizJf'11f' A' W f, Meiji. . 1 nh' C453 f C'W 'W , ': Ak' , ' ' P' h O x EM BOB IENKINS, LORNA THOMPSON AND BOB TEDDY President ssssssssssss ssA..sss.s . Robert Ienkins Vice-President sssssssssssss . ,..,. Lorna Thompson Secretory-Treasurer . ,,,,,,, Robert Teddy i351 AKERS, DOLORES LEE Delly Ambition: To continue being a tele- phone operator Activities: Office duty ASHBY. AUDREY 1, Audi. Ambition: Airline Stewardess Activities: Representative 4 Entered from Pompton Lakes High School, Pompton Lakes, New Iersey, 3 ACORD. l?ANll RUBY .. on Favorite Pastime: Writing letters to Daisy Activities: Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed A Cappella 2, 3, 4 Christmas Assembly l, 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Girls' Sextet H. M. S. Pinaiore 3 Representative 4 Messiah Solos 2 Musiguette Tennis Skating ALLEN, DONALD A. Blondie Ambition: To be a billiard shark X Activities: ' F Basketball l . - ' Tr K 5 V :QM Q tit ANDERSON, CLEORA L. uchou Favorite Pastime: Listening to records Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 B. B. Band 2, 3 Chorus 3 Players' Club 3 Messiah 1, 2, 3 Uniform Musiquette 2 Football Band l, 2, 3 Roundup Assembly l, 2, 3 ADKINS, W. LESTER ,inudu Favorite Pastime: Sleeping Activities: Representative 3 Intramural Basketball 3 ANDERSON LAVONNE li. .1 Andy.. Ambition: To travel Activities: Messiah 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2 Spring Festival 1, 2 BANKS. BETTY MARIE BARHAM' DANNY Ambition: Don To travel through Mexico I,-qvorhe Panim.: Activities: Sleeping Dfunl Corps 1 Activities: Messiah 1 Intramural Basketball 3 Heisey Award 2 Orchesis 3, 4 Roundup Assembly 4 Pan American Club 4 is t ALINE. PETER GLOVER usudu Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Track 1, 2 Reserve Football 2 Freshman Football 1 QI' -cr BAILEY, STANLEY E. Stan Ambition: To get Instructor and Commercial Flying Licenses Activities: Patrol Squad 3, 4 Patrol Squad Chief 4 H. M. S. Pinatore 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Messiah 2, 3, 4 Mixed A Cappella 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival 2, 3, 4 Musiquette 2 Marching Along 2 Entered from Arlington Heights High, Illinois, 2 'wget . :55Y',lla,a ' fk'. . 4 S 3: ,E , J -f , if va? .Q 5? M , get .5 we Iii. 55' gf' W gf 5 ' ff: I X iii 2 ' J Ki Q4 4 5 , 1 :qt ' fx' W mi f , ,, lf ff-5: . 2 BATEMAN, ROBERT E. unch.. Favorite Pastime: Fishing Activities: Blue and White 2 BLACK. MARY ANNE Squeaky Ambition: To be an interior decorator Activities: Debate 2 French Club 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Players' Club 3 Spring Show 2 lunior Prom Committee 3 Soph Party Committee 2 Girls' Sports 3 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3, 4 National Forensic League 2, 3 BARKHOFF, IAMES W. BARIULOO, DONNA M. lim Favorite Pastime: Ambition: Having fun To bowl a 300 game Aciivmu, Activities: Messiah l, 2 EMBA Bowling 4 BENSON. FERN M. Benny Favorite Pastime: Reading BLEND, BETTY LOU naabby.. Ambition: To be a beauty operator Activities: Iniwa 4 Messiah l. 2, 3 Iolanthe l Marching Along 2 Library Club 3 G. A. A. l House Division l. 2 Roundup Day Assembly' 3 Spring Festival 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3 7 BICKMOHE. JOHN IR. uluck.. Ambition: To retire at 45 years oi age Entered from East High School, Salt Lake City, Utah, 4 Christmas Assembly l, 2 Spring Festival 1, 2 Senior Ball Committee 4 Soph Party Committee 2 Tennis Mixed Doubles Championship 3 Table Tennis Singles Championship 3 Table Tennis Doubles Championship 3 Chorus 1, 2 1P ' BIORNLIE. HARVEY C. UB. L.. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineering Activities: Chorus l Messiah 1 Y. ROBERT Maud.. BECISTROM. CECIL L. ..c.c.. Favorite Pastime: Hunting and fishing Activities: Football Band 4 Band 4 Entered from Belt High School, Belt, Mont., 3 RY G. 5 . ' unk., Favorite Pastime: Listening to a Gershwin song Activities: Messiah 1, 2 Orchestra 1, 2 Little Symphony 1, 2 Iunior Assembly 3 Iniwa 3 Roundup Staff 4 Heisey Award 2, 3 Orchesis 3, 4 Leader Column 4 Roundup Assembly 4 Spring Festival l, 2 'E BOOEN. SHIRLEY ANN Shirt Ambition: To travel Activities: Messiah 3 Spring Concert 3 Chorus 3 Entered from Brockton High School 3 BROCK, BETTY IRENE Ambition: To be a successful business woman Activities: Iolanthe l Spring Festival l, 2, 3, 4 Players' Club 3 Musiquette 2 H. M, S. Pinafore 3 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 BOBOTH, CHARLES A. Chuck Favorite Pastime: Lora Lee Activities: Patrol Squad 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Roundup Art Board 3, 4 Roundup Day Assembly 3 BOWCUTT. MARIORIE M. Hncmh., Ambition: To go South Activities: Messiah I Home Making Club I, 2, 3 Concert Band l, 2, 3 Secretary, Home Making Club 2 Treasurer, Home Making Club l Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Secretary 3, 4 Basketball Band 1, 2, 3 Swing Show 2 Musiquette Mixed A Cappella 2, 3, 4 E : T Christmas Assembly I, 2 3, 4 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Heisey Award l, 3 Senior Girls' Sextet 4 tm, BURLINGAME P. IRENB Hymn Patricia Ambition: Commercial artist Activities: Band 1 Representative 2 BOWER, RICHARD C. Blackie Ambition: To be a good coach Activities: Track 3 Pan-American Club 4 Letterman Club 3, 4 Representative 4 Frosh Football l Reserve Football 2 Varsity Football 3, 4 2nd All State Football 4 Frosh A Basketball 1 Intramural Basketball 2, 3 Roundup Day Assembly 3 BONDY. I?AN LYDA 1. on Favorite Pastime: Swimming Activities: Roundup 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 French Club Vice-Pres. Booster Club 4 Booster Ball Comm. 4 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Sadie Hawkins Dance Comm. 3, 4 Election Comm. 3 Soph Party Comm. 2 Roundup Assembly 4 3 BRAND. IAMES ANDREW Hum., Favorite Pastimo: Photography Activities: Pan-American Club 4 CALVERT, GEORGE I. ,.Gnq., Favorite Pastlme: Ski jumping Activities: Band 1 Messiah Roundup Staff 4 Musiquette wg vi 'Q' E BOSSHARDT. FRANK L Frenchy Ambition: To enjoy lite Activities: Messiah 2, 3, 4 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival l, 2, 3, 4 Little Symphony 2 Iolanthe l Roundup Day Assembly 1, 2, 3 Christmas Assembly 3 Orchestra Manager l, 2 Track I, 2 Intramural Basketball 1 Baseball 3 Uniform Musiquette 2 15 BURK, WILLIAM Bill 4 CARABAS. KATHERINE Muay.. Favorite Pastime: Sewing Activities: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Messiah 3 Iniwa Staff 4 Home Making Club 2, 3 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Roundup Day Assembly l, 2, 3 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3 Literary Editor Iniwa 4 CHLAMBERLAIN. S. V. Short Stuff Shirley Favorite Pastlme: That certain Letterman Activities: Tennis 3 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 President Pep Club 4 Cheer Queen 4. Representative 2, 3 Awards Committee 3 Roundup Day Comm. 2 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Staqeci-aft 4 Messiah l, 2, 3 Band 1 Iniwa Staff 4 CAMERON. HELEN I EAN Butch Ambition: To be a chemist Activities: Heisey Award l Business Editor Iniwa 2 Representative 3 Basketball Band 2, 3 Roundup Assembly l, 2, 3 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3 Swing Show 2 Messiah l, 2 CARSON. EILENE D. umm... Ambltlon: To be an occupa'ional therapist Activities: Home Making Club l, 2 Players' Club 3 Library Club 3, 4 Ice Skating 2 Pan-American Club 4 CHARLSON, EUGENE I. Haul... Ambition: To be a iashion artist Activities: Messiah 1, 2, 3 Decoration Comm. Senior Ball 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Iolanthe 1 A Cappella 3 Swing Show 2 Agora Club 2,v3. 4 Come Rain or Shine 3 H. M. S. Pinatore 3 Players' Club 3, 4 I Remember Mamma 4 V CARTE. IAC! WARREN unmmy.. Favorite Pastlme: Seeing Bev Activities: Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Stagecratt 4 CAMPBELL, KENNETH D. oxen.. Ambition: Sportswriter Activities: Iniwa 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soph Class President 2 lunior Class Vice-Pres. 3 Letterman Club 4 Hon. Mention Football 4 Representative 1 Track 3 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Roundup Day Assembly 2, 4 CASTOR. JACK KHIEBEL Professor Ambition: Interior decorator Activities: Agora Club 2 Stagecraft 3 Chairman Iunior Prom Decorations 3 Chairman Senior Ball Decorations 4 Entered from Fort Benton High School, Fort Ben- ton, Montana, 2 t iii' CHESNEY, BARBARA A. Chesens Ambltion: Commercial Artist Activities: Messiah 1 Chorus 1 Spring Festival 1 Booster Club 4 Pan-American Club 4 Roundup Staff 4 Roundup Assembly 4 Iunior Prom Decorating Committee Program Chairman Senior Ball Decorations Chairman Booster Ball 4 Senior Assembly 4 X 'F'-.t CARR, TERESA MAE Terry Favorite Pastime: Roller skating Activities: A Cappella 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Pinatore Chorus 3 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Swing Show 2 Qt CHAPMAN. PATRICIA I. Patsy Favorite Pastlme: Skiing Activities: Messiah 2 Booster Club 2, 3, 4 President Booster Club 4 French Club 3, 4 Vice-Pres. French Club 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Treasurer Ski Club 4 Business Mgr. Roundup 4 Chairman Tickets and Bids, Iunior Prom 3 Adv. Comm. Senior Ball Booster Ball Comm. 3, 4 4 CHUPURDIA, ROBERT ucmpl., Ambition: Be a photographer Activities: Roundup Assembly 3 COLE, EDWARD L. ,,EddY,, Favorite Pastime: Club Uptown Activities: Club Uptown 4 Christmas Assembly 2 4 Mixed A Cappella 3, 4 Uncertain Wings 4 Players' Club 3, 4 Come Rain or Shine 3 Club 44 2, 3 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Marching Along 2 Spring Show l, Z Iolanthe 1 CHISHOLM, G. F. ,,G.nY,, Favorite Pastirne: Tennis Activities: G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Basketball Volleyball Softball Secretary G. A. A. 2 Vice-Pres. G. A. A. 3 Tennis Champion Z CLARK, MARTIN W. Marty Favorite Pastime: Skiing Activities: Freshman Basketball 1 Freshman Football 1 Spring Football l, 2 Soph Party Comm. 2 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Varsity Football 3 Vice-Pres. Agora 4 Agora Club 4 Ski Club 4 COl.LE'l'l'E, DAVID BRUCE Dusty Ambition: To be a cabinet maker cl-mlsrnncl-l, lor-in H. Q UWA f ' ' . J 2 5f m,mi-24. 2 CLOIDT, IOSEPH F. Ioltin Ambition: To be an industrial engineer Activities: Track 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Ball Comm. 3, 4 Most Valuable Player, Football 3, 4 All-State Football 3, 4 Football Captain 4 President Letterman's Club 4 Booster Club 4 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Booster Ball Comm. 4 Student Ass'n Vice-Pres. 4 Chris ' Ambition: Be a lawyer Y S COCKRILL, FRED EWEN Ford Ambition: V To own a successful ski resort Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 Advisory Rep. 2, 3 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Roundup Assembly 3 Booster Ball Comm. 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Election Comm. 3 Ski Team 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 President Ski Club 4 COLLINS, REID R. Favorite Pastirne: Talking Activities: President Student Ass'n 4 National Forensic League l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Assembly 4 Ski Club 4 Booster Club 4 Roundup Assembly 3, 4 Junior Assembly 3 Iniwa 3 Agora 2, 3 Debate 2 iii. CLARK, IAMES uchm., Ambition: To be a rancher Activities: Football Band 4 Basketball Bond 4 T news, ml -t COLE, RALPH LESTER Ambition: o travel around the world Activities: Roundup Staff 4 Vice-Pres. Ski Club 4 S enior Assembly Comm. Roundup Assembly 4 Lettei-man's Club 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Intramural B, B. 3, 4 Iunior Prom Decorations 3 Junior Assembly Comm. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 1 fm 4 3 COURTNAGE, D. VXOLA Hcorky.. Dorothy Favorite Pastime: Roller skating Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival l, 2, 3 Messiah DAY. BEBE DARE Boob Day Ambition: To finish two years of prermedical Activities: Tennis 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Ice Skating 4 Senior Play 3 Grandma Pulls the Strings 3 H. M. S. Pinatore 3 Roundup Assembly 3 Players' Club I, 2 COLOFEIIOHANNA .. O.. Ambition: To go to Northwestern Activities: Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Christmas Assembly 3, 4 Mixed A Canpella 2. 3, 4 Senior Girls' Sextet 4 Storing Festival l, 9, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Musiquette H. M. S. Pinatore Girls' A Cappella 2 Messiah Solos 2 Twirling l, 2 CRANDALI., HAL R. Favorite Pastime: Breathing Activities: Track 3, 4 Awards Comm. 4 Come Rain or Shine 3 Messiah 1, 2. 3 H. M. S, Pinafore 3 Election Comm. 3 A Cappella Choir 3 Ir. Prom Comm, Chm. 3 Intramural Basketball 3 President Players' Club 3 Debate l, 2 United Nations Review 2 Heisey Award l 7 CUNNINGHAM. T. E. mrom.. Ambition: To be successful Activities: Iniwa Staff 4 Football 3, 4 Stagecraft 4 Letterman's Ball Comm. 4 Patrol Squad 3, 4 I,etterman's Club 4 Messiah 3, 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Come Rain or Shine 4 Track 3 Roundup Assembly 3 H. M. S. Pinafore 3 COUGHLIN. KATHRYN F. nxuyu Ambition: To travel Activiites: Library 2, 3 Chorus l, 2, 3 Messiah 1, 2, 3 Spring Concert 3 Dramatics 3 Senior Play 3 Vice-Pres. Library Club 2 Swimming 3 Makeup Comm. Roundup Day 3 Entered from Geyser High School, Geyser, Mont. 1 CURTIS. RICHARD I.. ubickll Favorite Pastime: Flying and hunting Entered from Brady High School 3 COX. THEODORE X. Snead Ambition: To be satisfied Activities: Patrol Squad 4 I Remember Mamma 4 Track 3, 4 Basketball Band 3 Marching Band 3 Concerts 3 Entered from Missoula County High School 2 DECEW, R. ART nnuk... Favorite Pastime: Skiing Activities: Booster Club 4 Ski Club 4 Band 1, 2 President Booster Club 4 Track 1 we 'X I I .. . DEMOPOULOS, MARY DILI.. MARION A. Pickles Ambition. Math teacher Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Christmas Assembly l, 2, Spring Festival l, 2, 3, 4 l Remember Mamma 4 Home Ec Club 2, 3 Secretary Home Ec Club 2 President Home Ec Club 3 Marching Along 2 Twirlinq 1, 2 8 DIXON, MARVIN E. usd.. Favorite Pastime: Sleeping cmd eating Entered from Tescott High School, Tescott, Kan. 3 DOHERTY, VALE LEO Moog.. Favorite Pastlme: Dancing Entered from St. Mary's High School, Great Falls, Montana 4 DUNDAS, R. THOMAS Tom DORR, MARCELINE E. ushdmpn Favorite Pastime: Yogie Activities: Library Club 2 Girls' Chorus 2 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Messiah 2 DUSEK, TERESA E. Dues Ambltlonz To be a gym teacher Activities: Soitball 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Volleyball 3 Roller Skating 3 G. A. A. 3 Bowling 3 Pan-American 4 Entered from Ursuline Academy 2 DYIEMAN. BARBARA I.. Bobbie Favorite Pastlme: Music Activities: Ice Skating Senior Girls' Sextet 4 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Clgristmas Assembly l, 2, , 4 Mixed A Cappella 2, 3, 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 H. M. S. Pinafore 3 Musiquette Swimming Representative 2 Girls' A Cappella 2 EDWIN, HOWARD W. Howie Ambition: To command my own destiny Activities: Ski Club 3, 4 Representative l, 4 Intramural B. B. 2, 3, 4 Roundup Sports Editor 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Booster Ball Comm. 4 Awards Committee 4 Cap and Gown Comm. 4 Roundup Assembly 4 Roundup Day Assembly 3 Iniwa Sports Editor 3 Football 1, 2, 3 Ambition: To sail around the world Activities: Senior Octet 4 Christmas Assembly l, 2 3, 4- Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 A Cappella 2, 3, 4 H. M. S. Pinafore 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Marching Along 2 Track 2 EGGED. RICHARD H. Eqghead Favorite Pastime: Wandering Activities: Messiah l Track 4 DUFFIBLD, BEATRICE l. Manx., Ambition: To become a registered IlLlI'Se Activities: Drum Corps l, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Messiah 2 Musiguette 2 Roundup Day Assembly 2 EARL. IOYCE ELAINE Favorite Pastime: Chewing gum Activities: Pep Club 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Drum Corps 2, 3, 4 Messiah l, 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Orchesis 3 Iunior Assembly 3 Swing Show 2 Roundup Day Assembly 2 Representative 2 Musiquette 2 E ENOCHSON, HENRY Enochs Ambition: To become an engineer FAKE. IAMES DUANE Hum., Ambition: Became a successful mechanical engineer Activities: Track 3, 4 lst All-State Football 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Sec.-Treas. Letterman's Club 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club 3, 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Letterman's Ball Comm. 4 Heisey Award 2 Soph Dance Comm. 2 ELI-ISPURU, MARY Slim Favorite Pastime: Sleeping Activities: Chairman Refreshment Comm. lunior Prom 3 Twirling l, 2 Messiah 1, 2 Chorus l, 2 Swing Show 2 Spring Festival l, 2 ELLINGSON. ROBERT D. uned.. Favorite Pastime: Red-heads t ERICKSON, RICHARD F. Governor Favorite Pastime: Sleeping ll ERVIN. DORIS FABIAN. LYNN EDWARD Ambition: To sail the Seven Seas Activities: Heisey Award 2, 3 Marching Along 2 Representative 2 s as 1 FERGUSON, GLADYS C. unapu Favorite Pastlme: Skiing Activities: Ski Club 3, 4 Ski Club Secretary 4 Ski Team 4 Booster Club 2, 3, 4 Booster Ball Comm. 2, 3, Staqecratt 2 Representative l Ticket and Bids Comm. for Senior Ball Awards Committee 4 Dorrie Favorite Pastimez Sleeping Entered from DeSoto High School, DeSoto, Kan. 3 FERGUSgN. IANB1' Favorite Pastime: Talking Activities: May Pete 1 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Senior Play 4 Representative 3 Players' Club 3 Heisey Award 2, 3 Chorus l, 2, 3 Messiah I, 2, 3 Pinafore 3 Drum Corps l, 2, 3 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Musiquette 2 hive ERICKSON. FREDERIC P. Fritz Ambition: To be cr successful engineer Activities: Patrol Squad 2 Intramural Basketball 3 Ski Club 3, 4 L FARMER. WILLIAM L. Wild Bill Ambition: To be a mining engineer FORBES. ALTON DALE upoi... Favorite Pastime: Tennis Activities: Roundup Staff 3, 4 Roundup Editor'in-Chief 4 Senior Announcements 4 H. M. S. Pinafore 3 Messiah l, 2, 3 A Cappella Choir 2, 3 Musiquette 2 Heisey Award 1, 3 Roundup Assembly 4 K f gb: . f A ! ' , a',' 2' '- ',L,e.1 A Y,,, GEMBERLING. IOAN I. Ioanie Ambition: To be a physical thera- pist Activities: G. A. A. 2, 3 Spring Festival 2 Messiah 1, 2, 3 Swing Show 2 Roundup Assembly l 2, 3 Agora 3, 4 Iunior Prom Decorations 3 Chorus l, 2 House Division l Drum Corps 1 May Fete 2 FEY. WALTER LEWIS Walt Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Roundup Assembly 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 H. M. S. Pinaiore 3 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3 Swing Show 2 GABRIEL. ROBERT unch.. Ambition: To be a high school principal Activities: Basketball 2, 3 Senior Play 4 Entered from Fairmont, N. D. 1 GIBBONS. DOROTHY I.. MDM.. Favorite Pastime: Movies Activities: Winning Girls' Volleyball Team 3 Freshman Chorus 1 Messiah 1 GARVIN. PATRICIA E. upat.. Ambition: To learn Spanish Activities: Iniwa 2 Messiah 1, 2 Chorus 2 Re-entered from Butte Hiqh School 4 FLAHERTY, IAMES I. Slim lim Ambition: Make a name for myself Activities: Ski Club 4 Chorus 1, 2, 4 Messiah l, 2. 4 A Cappella Choir 4 National Forensic League 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival l, 2, 4 Track 3 Roundup Day Assembly Booster Club Z Debate 2 Swing Show 2 GEMAR. C. EDWIN und.. Ambition: To be a car dealer GILLESPIE. I AMES E. num.. Ambition: To be a garbage mann- you find some swell things Activities: Ski Club 4 Decorations lunior Prom 3 Recreation Baseball 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Soph Dance Comm. 2 Frosh Basketball 1 Representative l FORD. ROBERT WILDER ..Bob.. Favorite Pastime: Puttering around with gadgets Entered from Leeds High School, Leeds, N. D. 4 GENDREAU. LEE W. snub Favorite Pastime: Schuss!! Activities: Booster Club 3, 4 Sec. Booster Club 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Representative 4 Booster Ball Comm. 3, 4 Booster Ball Decorations Chairman 4 Senior Ball Decorations 4 Band 1, 2 Musiquette 2 Messiah l, 2 GOE'I I'EL. CHARLENE I. Chuckie Favorite Pastime: Roller skating Activities: Orchesis 3 Leaders Club 3 Class Sec.-Treas. 2, 3 Soph Party Comm. 2 Representative 1 GRANDSTAFF. M. II-IAN Ieannie Favorite Pastime: Singing off key Activities: House Division l, 2 Chorus 1 Messiah l Spring Festival l GILLIS. MARILYN I. ..LYnn.. Ambition: To be happy and gay Activities: G. A. A. 3, 4 Frosh Chorus l Messiah 1 Spring Festival l Library Club I GOLIE, LOIS K. Favorite Pastime: Sleeping Activities: Messiah 2 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Senior Ball Comm. 4 GN. GRAVES. GARY V. aGaIn, Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Booster Club 4 Ski Club 4 Band l, 2, 3 Iolanthe 1 Musiquette 2 Marching Along 2 Dinner Ensemble l, 2 Elections Comm. 4 Representative 3 Booster Ball Comm. 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Intramural Basketball 3 '47 . f . , . ., , ls . GONDEIRO. VIRGINIA F. Ienks Ambition: To travel Activities: Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Entered from St. Thomas High School 3 GLEASON, LA VERNE F. Bunny Favorite Pastime: Roller skating Activities: Skating with Band 3, 4 Entered from Ursuline Academy 2 GRANAHAN. M. EILEIIN Ambition: To obtain a B.A. degree in music Activities: Orchestra 1, 2 Little Symphony l, 2 Messiah 1, 2 Players' Club 2 Office Duty 1 Agora Club 2 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Ball Comm. l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Orchestra i, 2 Graduation Orchestra 1, 2 GRAY, DONALD S. ..Duck.. Favorite Pastime: Girls Activities: Intramural B. B. 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Letterman's Club 3, 4 V .V...,,. .Z , ' Q g fic, Li :gi GOLEBY. DORIS Haus... Favorite Pastime: Swimming Activities: Home Ec Club 2 Swimming 3 I-Ieisey Award 2 Library Club 4 164' GRANT. KATHLEEN I Katie Favorite Pastime: Music Activities: House Division 1, 2 Chorus l, 4 Messiah 1, 4 Spring Festival 1, 4 GREEN, ALBERTA GREEN. GERALDINE A. HBBHUH Gerry Favorite Pastime: Ambition: Loafing To be a social worker Activities: Activities. G,A.A.3,4 G,A,A,1 Drum Corps, 1 Bqnd 1, 2, 3 Drum Corps l, 2, 3, 4 Musiquette 2 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchesis 3, 4 Messiah 1, 2 Softball 1, 2, 3 M, S. T. Secretary 4 Tumbling 4 GRENA, M. RAYMOND Ambition: To see the world Activities: Basketball 1 Track 2, 3, 4 Intramural B. B. 2, 4 Lettermarfs Club 3, 4 GUTENBURG. M. LOUISE Freckles Margaret Ambition: To fly my own private plane Activities: G. A. A. 1 GREENING. R. W. URQY.. Ambition: To be an electronics technician Activities: Staqecraft 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Drum Corps 2 Basketball 1 Messiah 1, 2, 3 Musiquette 2 Roundup Day Assembly 2 HAGFELDT. VIOLA IUNE HALL, ROBERT RAY Baby Skip Favorite Pastime: Favorite Pastime: Dancing Watching the women Activities: Activities: HADFORD. WENDELL D usage.. Ambition: To own a large combina tion ranch Chorus 1, 2, 3 Messiah 1, 2, 3 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3 Drum Corps 1, 2, 3, 4 Musiquette 2 Pep Club 4 Ticket Sales Comm. for Senior Play 4 H. M. S. Pinaiore 3 Sec.-Treas. ot Class l Vice-Pres. ot Class 2 President of Class 3 Basketball 1 Booster Club 4 Basketball Band 4 Football Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Musiquette 2 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Ball Comm. 4 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Vice-President of Band 4 HANSARD. CARMEN l. Gumen Favorite Pastimes Having fun HAUGEN. HILDA C. Chris Favorite Pastime: Playing billiards Entered from Fairfield High School, Fairfield, Montana 3 HAMANN, LA VERNE C. Lulu Ambition: To be a radio operator Activities: Patrol Squad 4 Entered from Palmer Ter- ritorial School, Palmer, Alaska 4 HANSON, IOYCE H. uloyce.. Ambition: To be of service to others Activities: Chorus l Messiah l Tennis 3 Roundup Program 3 Home Ec Club 1, Z, 3 Home Ec Club Sec. 3 HAYEK, BARBARA A. Bobbie Favorite Pastime: l.ivin', Lovin', Laughin' Activities: House Division l, 2 Drum Corps 1 Roundup Day Tableau l Swimming 3 Pan-American Club 3 Christmas Tableau 4 Ski Club 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 lniwa 4 Representative 4 Cap and Gown Comm. 4 HAMS. ERNEST DUANE Ernie Favorite Pastimes Eating Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 H. M. S. Pinaiore 3 Messiah l, 2, 3, 4 Marching Along 2 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 A Cappella 2, 3, 4 Christmas Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4 I Remember Mamma 4 Senior Octet Pan American 3 .S Q :Q ,. ' ', 'v' HARANT. LEONA MARIE Lion Ambition: To own a ranch HATFIELD, PAUL G. Corn Ambition: To be a lawyer Activities: Band 1 Intramural Basketball 3 Representative 4 Agora Club 4 President Agora Club 4 HEDIN. DOREEN MAY Favorite Pastime: Having a good time Activities: Library Club HANSEN. MARY ANN Favorite Pastime: Reading Activities: Chorus 1 Messiah 1, 2 Players' Club 3 Agora Club 4 Spring Festival l Senior 'Ball Comm. 4 44-ln... HAY, THOMAS ALVA Timothy Ambition: To be an automobile body man Activities: A Cappella 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Messiah l, 2, 3, 4 Swing Show 2 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Roundup Day Assembly 2, 3 H. M. S. Pinafore 3 Senior Sextet 4 Patrol Squad 4 W HENSLEY. RUTH EILEEN Eileen Ambition: To be a beauty operator Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3 Messiah 1, 2, 3 Swing Show 2 Spring Festival l, 2 HODGSON, H. IOAN uloey.. Ambition: To be a laboratory tech- nician Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Dinner Ensemble l, 2 French Club 2, 3, 4 Band 2 Pinafore Orchestra 3 Swing Show 2 Iolcmthe 1 Messiah 1, 3, 4 Spring Festival l, 2, 3 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Sports 3 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 HEDIN, WILLIAM IOHN nsml. Favorite Pastime: Wine, women and song Activities: Patrol Squad l, 2 Roundup Day Assembly 2 Fruit League B. B. l, 2 HILDAHI.. BETSY E. Slugger Ambition: To be a model Activities: Girls' Drum Corps 2, 3, 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra l, 2, 3 Swing Show 2 Pep Club 4 Orchesis 3 Senior Play 4 Musiquette 2 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Spring Festival l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Iwiior Assembly irlooxnn. w1r.t.IAM Bill .n 7 HIXON, KENNETH I.. Hixon Ambition: To be a specialist HEGLAND. EVELYN R. Susie Ambition: To do the right thing at the right time Activities: Chorus 1, 2 Messiah l, 2 Twirling 1, 2 Representative 3 Swing Show 2 Spring Festival 1, 2 Student Ass'n Sec. 4 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Senior Ball Comm. 4 HOCEVAR. ELSIE A. 1. Al.. Favorite Pastime: Hockey games Activities: Messiah l Spring Festival l Iniwa 2 Christmas Assembly 1 HUNSBERGER. T. E. Hunts Ambition: To buy out Herb Titter Activities: Soph Party Comm. 2 Varsity Football 3, 4 Letterman's Club 3, 4 Track 3 Roundup Assembly 2 Stagecraft 4 lunior Prom Comm. Intramural B. B, 2, 3, 4 Frosh Football Frosh Basketball E , 2 L- 4 i'i: 1 V N iil' HICKMAN, WILLIAM C Willie Favorite Pastime: Relaxing Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus l, 2 Basketball Band 2, 3, 4 Clown Band 2, 3 Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival 2 Musiquette 2 A Cappella 2 Messiah 1, 2 Dinner Ensemble 2 Iunior Assembly 3 Senior Play 4 HOFFMAN. DOROTHY A HDOHY.. Ambition: To get to college Activities: Home Ec Club 2, 3 kai IEMISON. GEORGANN Deceased IOHNSON, ISABEI. M HIZZYH Ambition: To help Betty write her novel Activities: House Division l, 2 Messiah 2 Roundup Assembly 'Z Iniwa 4 Stagecraft 4 Tennis and Swimming 3 Cap and Gown Comm. 4 lunior Prom Comm. 3 Ski Club 3, 4 IACOBSON. MARTHA H. IARACZFSKI. QETTY L- Marsie - I B P Ambition: Ambmom , To be G bommst To be a novelist Activities: A'f!i'i'i f Senior Ball Comm. Megsmh 1' 2' 3' 4 Senior Play Ticket Comm. Swing Show 2 4 Twirlinq Squad l ' Roundup Day Assembly l Music Festival 1, 2 Swimming 3 Ski Club 3, 4 Iniwa 4 Chorus l, 2 Commencement Exercises 3 IEWELI., PATRICIA I.. UPN., Favorite Pastime: Bowling Activities: Senior Play Ticket Comm. 4 Senior Ball Comm. IOHNSON. VIRGINIA D. Dorie Favorite Pastime: Having iun - Activities: Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus l, 7 Marching Alonq 2 Swimminq 3 Messiah l, 2 Players' Club 'Z Marching Band l, 2, 3 Basketball Band 2 Concert Band 1, 2, 3 Uniform Musiquette 2 IOHNSON. A. STANLEY Swede Ambition: To he successful Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4 Drum Major 4 Orchestra 1, 2 Dinner Ensemble l, 2 Representative 3 Ski Club 3, 4 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Track 3, 4 Awards Committee 3 Election Committee in he IOHNSON, DOP OTHY Hng.. . Activities: French Club 3 4 Messiah l, 2, 0- Q parties Sorinq House Division l IENKINS, ROBERT l. hulls Favirite ime: S orts Activities: Executive Board 2, 3 Letterman's Club 3, 4 B etball 1, 2, 3, 4 ll 4 Trac 4 Senior Class President Soph Class Party Comrr Frosh Football Senior Ball Comm. Iunior Prom Comm. IOHNSON VERNON O Porky Favorite Pastime: Foolin' around Activities: Roundup Day Assembly Q IUSTICE. WALTER W. ,,wali., Ambition: To go back to sea for awhile Entered from Lewis and Clark High School. Spokane, Wash. 3 KASTE. SHIRLEY MAE Ambition: To be a successful floris Activities: Basketball 1 Leaders' Club 3 Kscx, Lnwis EUGENE I.ewie Ambition: To own a new car Activities: Patrol Squad 1, 2 Fruit Leaaue 2 Baseball l War Bond Rep. l Roundup Assembly 2 . we KNIGHT. RONALD D. Ronnie Ambition: To be an engineer Activities: Pan-American Club 3 ,mw- an V' 'lov KENISON. BETTY IANE Favorite Pastime: Playing the piano Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3 A Cappella 2, 3 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival l, 2, 3 Music Awards 3 7 KENNEDY, ELIZABETH I.. HBGMYH Ambition: To be happy Activities: Messiah l Spring Festival l Bowling 3 Refreshment Comm. Senior Ball 4 for KINNEY. ROSEMARY M. Haney.. Favorite Pastime: Painting Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2 Messiah l, 2, 3, 4 Iolanthe l Swing Show 2 H. M. S. Pinafore 3 Pan-American Club 2, 3 KOLSRUD. OLINE ANN KOTZ. WILLIAM HENRY Ole ' Willie Ambition: Ambition: To see Betty, Izzy and l To be an architectural without any troubles engineer Activities: Activities: Iniwa 4 Debate 1, 2, 3, 4 Messiah 2 Come Rain or Shinc 3 Ski Club 4 Orchestra 1, 2 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Office Duty 3 Swimming 3 Tennis 3 Roundup Assembly 2 Representative l, 2 Aqora Club 2, 3, 1 Ski Club 3 N. F. L. 1, 2, 3,4 Oratory 3, 4 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Football 3, 4 Letterman's Club 4 Chr. Assembly Conwy. KELLER. DENNIS C. UDBG.. Ambition: To have a good job Activities: Patrol Squad 3, 4 KOLSKI, ROBERT A unch.. Favorite Pastirne: Hunting and fishing Activities: Agora Club 4 Baseball l, 2 KRUGER. IOHN F. none., Ambition: To own a saloon or two Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Representative 4 Basketball Band l, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Track 3 lTn-iform Musiquette 2 Debate 1 Ski Club 4 Chorus 1 N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4 LARSON, DOLORES ANN Delly Favorite Pastime: lerry Activities: library Club 1 Band 1 Chorus 2, 3 Messiah l, 2, 3, 4 Uniform Musiquette 2 Booster Club 4 Iniwa 3, 4 Roundup 4 lunior Prom Comm. 3 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Iunior Assembly 3 Staqecrait 2 KRANZ. MARY LOU Molly Favorite Pastime: Swimming Activities: Players' Club l, 2 Vice-Pres. Plavers' Club 2 Heisey Award 2 Representative 4 Senior Announcement Committee 4 Executive Board 4 x KRAUSE, RICHARD EMII. unichll Ambition: Architect 1 W X ,JM X x , f f i I 'ULJ 7 K tt Q. I J M X l U4 A ' lx , J , KUBASEK. FRANKLIN D. jj x ,f. ' r Frankie Rf , fr X 1 Ambition: f' l Professional hockey .x ' , K Entered from Bellevue 4 A 'k 7, Hiqh School, B v J J lj! , Alberta, Canada I -, . . lj f . a A ,f,f'J+ fi I ,X Vi, A A . . ' 1 J ' V ,lf X V it? f V 10 . . il . I-,r j tx 2 ,l. ' m iifi f ' J KUNZ, ALLAN D. W LANDE. IRENE CLARA I. HAI., Hike., Ambition: ...L K L L Ambition: To be happy 5 1-Ng I To pass a typinq speed 3 1 , it 4 f tes' M f .Q 4 . Activities: 'Z i ff H S Twirling l .1 :, V it '-, Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival l, 2, 3, 4 I X , H Marching Along 2 1 'gy 1 X A Cappella 4 1- Sports 3 ,, , Roundup Day Assembly 3 Q' M ,V,V lr K Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 LADD. DELMEH F. Sweet Man V A A F 't P t' : ' , ' ' ,, L,,,,'f,f'f e 'I' 'me Q. y utnsoit, LA vnim E. Activities: H ' l . Vern Players' Club 3, 4 Ambmom, Qgom Club 3' 4 kkrr I Todlgsixoxme rich and settle xecutive Board 3 I Q- Representative 1,2 ff ig Activities: lniwa 3 - Reserve Football 3 gefervg Foogball l Varsity Football 4 ice uty - 5 4 Trac 3, 4 Assembly Committee 7 -3, 7 Letterman's Club 4 Box' q l, 2 'L Arvh Intramural B. B. 4 Q . 5 N Hiilf i im Entered from Minot High . . School' Mimi Nr D. 2 ff . 1.As1-iwmr, DONALD 1. 1.AzANAs. ri-naonomz P. A 3 nnonn wredll Favorite Pastime: Ambition: Boxing To be a doctor Activities: Activities: Intramural B. B. 3, 4 Boxing 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3 Frosh Basketball 1 Intramural B. B. 3, 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Chorus 1 Messiah l Iunior Prom Decoration Committee 3 Senior Ball Decoration Committee 4 LEFEVRE, HARLAN W. suck Favorite Pastime: Fooling around Activities: Abe Lincoln in Illinois 1 Marching Along 2 1 Remember Mamma 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3 Marching Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus 2 Messiah 1, 2 Spring Festival 1, 2 LUDTKE, MINNIE L. nllucy.. Ambition: To own a cattle ranch Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Little Symphony 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra Librarian 1, 2, 3 4 Swimming 3 LAZURE ELMER DELL I-EE CORINNE EDITH Butch ConeY Ambition Ambition To close the door for lol-lmflllsm Richard Activities Acnvme, Editor of Iniwa 3 MUSIC 1 Representative 1 2 Spring Festival 1 Chorus 1 2 3 LENNON. IEAN ELLEN Ieannie Favorite Pastime: Sleeping Activities: Twirling 1 Tennis l Basketball 1, 3 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Roundup Day Assembly 3 Iunior Prom Comm. 3 Spring Festival 1, 2, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 4 LUNDQUIST, RICHARD A. Pee Wee Favorite Pastime: A trip to Shelby Activities: Band 2, 3 Entered from Shelby High School, Shelby, Mont. 2 7 LINS. I ACK Ambition: Radio engineer Activities: Frosh Basketball 1 Intramural B. B. 3 Representative 4 Messiah I 2 3 lolanthe 1 1-1. M, S. Pinaiore 3 Uniform Musiquette 2 Drarnatics Club 2 Heisey Award 1, 3 Soph Party Comm. 2 Senior Announcements 4 Mixed A Cappella 3 LOCKHART, HAROLD B. Favorite Pastime: Browsing through my college algebra Activities: Intramural B. B. 3 Victory Corps 2 A MacDONAI.D, GLEN M. ,.Muc,. Favorite Pastime: Skiing and Flying Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Clown Band 1, 2, 3 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Uniform Musiquette 2 Ski Club 3, 4 LENNON, IAMES D. num., Ambition: To stay single Activities: Boxing 3, 4 Baseball 1, 3, 4 Intramural B. B. 3, 4 Iunior Prom Program Comm. 4 LUDTKE. VERNON ELLIS Ambition: To have my own cattle ranch Activities: 1 Remember Mamma 4 lntramural B, B. 3 MANSFIELD, RICHARD E. umck., Ambition: To make 35,000 a year Entered from Everett High School, Everett, Wash. 4 MCQUIRK, PATRICIA I... MPM.. Ambition: Photography Activities: Messiah 1 Chorus l, 2 Iniwa 1, 2 Iunior Assembly 3 Orchesis 3, 4 MAHONEY. DELORES M. MAINARICH, BRUNO I-EE Ambition: unch.. To travel Favorite Pastime: Sleeping Activities' Intramural B. B. 1, 3 Boxing 4 MCCLUNG. DALE ALAN HMQC., Favorite Pastime: Listening to jazz records Activities: l.etterman's Club 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 President Band 4 Representative 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Uniform Musiauette 'I Concert Band 2, 3, 4 Marchina Band 7, 3 -4 Basketball Band 2, 3, 4 Entered from Watford City High School, Watford City, N. D. 2 MCDONNELL. NANCY S. MCGINTY, PATRICIA I. Spence Ambition: The Met Activities: Iunior Assembly 3 H. M. S. Pinafore 3 Messiah 3, 4 A Cappella 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Representative 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 Pep Club 4 Uncertain Wings 4 I Remember Mamma 4 Entered from Ursuline Academy, Great Falls 3 MEE, RAMONA RAE Mona Rae Ambition: To become an A-1 accountant Activities: Chorus 1 Spring Festival l Messiah I, 2 House Division l lunior Prom Dec. 3 Senior Ball Dec. 4 Student Ass'n Treas. 4 Senior Play Ticket Comm. 4 Nance Favorite Pastime- Beinq an N Vee Activities: Ski Club 4 Chorus I Messiah I Swimming 3 Alternate Rep, 4 MERRICK, DAN MATZ, LORRAINE K. Mike Ambition: To be a recognized author Activities: Agora Club 3, 4 Players' Club 4 Messiah l Spring Festival 1 l Remember Mamma 4 f ' X UnCe MEADE, RICHARD A. Hnick.. MILLER. DALE ROY Flash Ambition: To be a staff photogra- pher for Life magazine Activities: Heisey Award 3 Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4 Football Band l, 2, 3, 4 B. B. Band l, 2, 3, 4 Photo Ed. of Roundup 4 Photo Ed. of Iniwa 4 Roundup Photographer 3 Iniwa Photographer 3 Uniform Musiquette 2 Spring Festival l, 2, 3, 4 Clown Band 2, 3 MICHICH, THOMAS Mick Ambition: To be a professional skater Activities: Players' Club l Representative 1 Booster Club l, 2 Booster Ball Ticket Comm. 2 Skating 3 MORRIS, LAELA IO NIO.. Ambition: To be a fashion model Activities: Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4 A ora Club 2 3 4 9 , V , Players' Club 2 'Leaders' Club 3 Office Duty 2 Heisey Award 2 Sec.-Treas. Booster Club 3 President Agora Club 4 Vice-Pres. Players' Club 2 Commencement Chr. 4 Roundup Assembly 3 Booster Ball Comm. l, 3, 4 7 MUIR, BARBARA IEAN MILCH, ROBERT ,moby Ambition: To qet my name in time Hall of Fame Activities: Volleyball l, 2 Intramural B. B. l, 2 MURRAY, IOHN D. iilucku Favorite Pastime: Movies Activities: Messiah l, 2, 3 Iolanthe 1 Spring Festival l, 2, 3 H. M. S. Pinafore 3 Swing Show 2 Chorus l, 2, 3 MYERS. NOEL EUGENE Favorite Pastime: Sleeping Activities: Track 3, 4 Mixed Chorus Messiah NELSON. IOYCE IONE nruggs.. Favorite Pastime: Skiing Activities: Representative 1, 2, 3 Drama 4 Cap and Gown Connn. 4 lniwa Staff 4 G. A. A. Student Ass'n Sec. 4 lunior Prom Comm. 3 Messiah l, 2 Chorus 1, 2 Barbs Ambition: To be an interior decorator Activities: Representative 2, 3, 4 Bond Salesman l, 2 Frosh Attendant to May Queen l Election Committee 3 Roundup Committee 3 Chr, Emblem Comm. 3 French Club 3, 4 Sadie Hawkins Refresh! ments 3 Sadie Hawkins Adv, 4 Tennis 3 NELSON. MARGARET L. upudqe., Ambition: Write a novel that will outsell Forever Amber Activities: Pan-American Club 4 Drama 4 Chorus 4 Messiah 4 Prop. Comm. Uncertain Wings 4 Entered from Broadway High School, Seattle, Wash. 4 MILLER, EDGAR ARTHUR Eddie Ambition: To marry a cute qirl Activities: Band l, 2 Basketball Band l, 2 Dinner Ensemble 2 Soph Dance Comm. 2 Ski Club 4 Uniform Musiquette 2 Marching Band l, 2, 3 Spring Festival l, 2 NELSON, DOLORES Nels Ambition: To travel IIOBBS, FLOYD THOMAS HN-abby., Ambition: To be in Ben Pearson Co. NEVE, RALPH WILLIAM Willy Ambition: To always meet my own demands of myself Activities: N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4 Debate 1, 2 Orchestra Librarian l, 2 Agora Club 2, 3, 4 lolanthe l Swing Show 2 Pinaiore 3 Representative l Roundup Staff 4 Stage Electrician 2, 3, 4 Roundup Assembly 3, 4 NEWCOMB. THOMAS P. ...rommyu Ambition: To get enough ambition to get a job Activities: Ski Club 3, 4 Iniwa Staff 4 Chorus 2 PAULSON. BE'l'l'Y D. nm Favorite Paetirne: Sports Activities: Entered from Flaxton High School, Flaxton, N. D, 4 t IANE PERUSSE. FLOYD H. Flood Ambition: To show Skip the way to go home Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Ski Club 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Executive Board 3 Representative 2, 3 Vice-Pres. Booster Club 4 lolanthe 1 Intramural B, B, 2, 3 '4 OWEN. I. LAWRENCE ulohmw.. Ambition: To marry a rich deb Activities: Band 1, 2 Baseball 3 Intramural B, B. 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2 Soph Dance Comm. Ski Club 4 Iniwa Staff 4 Roundup Tableau 4 1,2 at +49 PALO. ANDREW W. ...hnyu Favorite Pastime: Meditatinq Activities: Agora Club 2, 3, 4 Intramural B. B. 1, 2, 3, 4 Football l Iniwa 1, 2 Pan-American Club 4 PERUSSE, PATRICIA I. npatn Favorite Pastimes Skiing Activities: Chorus l, 2 Messiah l, 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Assembly Committee 4 Senior Ball Committee Representative 4 Swimming 3 NOBLE. CHARLENE M. uchur.. Ambition: To see the world Activities: Chorus l Messiah 1, 2 Spring Festival 1 Tennis 3 Iunior Assembly Iniwa Staff 4 Drama 4 Uncertain Wings 4 Christmas Program 4 PAULSON. DOROTHY M. Polly Ambition: To be successful Activities: Home Ec Club 2, 3 Treas. Home Ec Club 2 Pres. Home Ec Club 3 Agora Club 3, 4 Pan-American Club 4 l-Ieisey Award 3 PINSKI, LEA PATRICIA Ambition: To be an interior decorator Activities: Pan-American Club 2 I Remember Mamma 4 Chorus 2 Senior Ball Committee 4 Tennis 2 Entered from Ursuline Academy 2 PHILLIPPE. AUDREY B. unipu Favorite Pastime: Dancing and sleeping POKARNEY. GEORGE F. Poke Ambition: To be a naval pilot if C, gift!- We , fgbm 5 , , ZX PORTER, MAC ARDEI. PIKE, ROBERT CARL unch.. Favorite Pastime: Camp trips Activities: Representative l, 4 Sports l, 2, 3 Executive Board 4 Iunior Prom Committee Senior Ball Committee PYATT. BARBARA B. Bobbie Favorite Pastime: Kenny Activities: Players' Club 3 Swimming 3 Messiah 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Musiquette 2 Spring Festival 2, 3 Christmas Assembly 2, 3 Entered from Belt Valley 5-Iiqh School, Belt, Mont. RAHN, PATRICIA ELLEN MPM.. Favorite Pastime: Playing Tennis Activities: French Club 3, 4 Drum Corps Majorette 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Heisey Award 1, 3 Roundup 4 State Tennis Champ 3 Swing Show 2 Sadie Hawkins Dec. 3, 4 Senior Ball Committee Ski Club 4 uporkyi. Favorite Pastimes Listening to hot jazz records Activities: Sec.-Treas. Pan-American Club 4 Executive Board 1, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Frosh Basketball Reserve Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Varsity Track 3, 4 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-PresfLetterman's Club 4 , - luhior Prom mittee POIRIER. ANITA FAYE Ambition: To be a psychologist Activities: Messiah l, 2, 3, 4 Iolanthe l Musiquette 2 H. M. S. Pinafore 3 Mixed A Cappella 3, 4 Christmas Assembly l, 2 3, 4 Representative 3 Iunior Prom Committee Senior Ball Committee Senior Girls' Sextet Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 MIR' RAWLES GEORGE G. ..I.n,Y.. Favorite Pastime: Delly Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4 First Al14State Guard 4 A Cappella 2, 3, 4 Marching Along 2 Messiah l, 2, 3 Iunior Prom Committee Mixed Octet 3 Intramural B. B. 3, 4 Track 3 Senior Ball Committee Im Zi Letterman's Club 3, 4 Q, ,i ' 5 1 o' 4 ,T X , v xy 1 . jr REDI ERN,iIBE'l l'Y MAE 3'-' rv REED. glgAILLIgSdCUR'l'IS 1. J .53-E ' ed X . A S uc o - ' Favorite Pastime: jp V Favorite Pastime: ' ' K Baking beautiful cakes yt N-X , Chasing women M Activities: A .4 Activities: if, '71 chorus 1, 2, 3 f Iolanthe 1 Marching Along 2 X . t Messiah l W' H. M. S. Pinafore 3 J Football 1 i i i ' Messiah 1, 2, 3 J Baseball 3, 4 'U Roundup Day Assembly 3 ' Hockey 3, 4 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3 Chgistmas Assembly l, 2, Commencement 3 X Q A 7llif iii5?Ei'?iXT 'Z-'::'zf'.'l A ' fb. 5 -- -if -ffe.iirm,11.-,'. :Q ' REEVES. RONALD DAVID Ronnie Ambition: To be a civil engineer Activities: Iolanthe 1 Marching Along 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 A Cappella 3, 4 Representative 4 Track 3 Messiah l, 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Sextet 4 Christmas Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4 ROLAND. ERNESTINE M. Ernie Ambition: To be a botanist Activities: A Cappella 3 REED, PATRICIA MAE REEDER, PHYLLIS freckles GL Red Ambition: Favorite Pastime: To be a music teacher Roller skating Aciiviiies, Q, Entered from Shelby High Bond it 2 School, Shelby, Neb. 4 Football Band l, Z Basketball Band 1, 2 Day Comm. I l Z, 3,4 '5 ROBINSON. CURTIS E. Curt Favorite Pastime: Hunting clears Activities: Intramural B, B. 3 Entered from Star Valley High School, Afton, Wyo. 3 ROMBOUGH, ROBERT B. Nach.. Ambition: To be a mining engineer Activities: Spring Football Mgr. 2 Reserve Football Mgr. 3 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 3 Varsity Football Mgr. 4 Letterman's Club 4 Chorus 1 ' T , x . 7 A 2. 3 resentative s tba 1 clc,Q'1 ! AY , ij - xi N x R x N x ox t V 1 'Yi Q- ROGNALDSON. A. W. ,fxuanu or nnoqu Favorite Pastime: Repairing cars Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3 Messiah l, 2, 3 Mixed A Cappella 2, 3 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3 Swing Show 2 Marching Along 2 Ski Club 3, 4 ROUNDS, ART RITTER, FRANK PERRY .,T.x.. Ambition: To see how bright the cat's eyes light up in the dark Activities: Band 2 Senior Ball Dec. 4 Stagecraft 4 Scenic Director Uncertain Wings 4 Technical Director of I Remember Mamma 4 ROLLAND. EARL F. Favorite Pastims: Repairing watches . -.2 'iw WX A Wg-M ,ff fifi am. if-Kilt' 3' few' V? V ' - . ' 1 i ,gf f' ' af,1x5e gf1. , ,, f-1? - SARTAINIIIEEIJVARD G. Favorite Pastime: Loafing Activities: Pans!-Xmerican Club 4 Track 2 SCHUMAN. HENRY E. Ambition: To be a mechanic BUTHEBFOBQ- Cim- SANDERS. EDWARD W und.. Ruth Ambition: Ambiqom To see Heinie reach 150 To be Q diesel engineer pound mark Activities: Activities: Blue and White 2 Intramural B. B. l, 2, 3 Patrol Squad 1, 2 SCHEMM. MARGARET R. HMP.. Ambition: To ride Pegasus Activities: Players' Club 3, 4 Players' Club Vice-Pres. 4 Ski Club 4 Debate Club l, 2 French Club 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1 N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4 Iunior Prom Comm. Uncertain Wings 4 Sadie Hawkins Comm, 3, 4 Heisey Award 2, 3 7 SCHRAMMECK. PAUL R. Ambition: To be a chemical engineer Activities: Band 1, 2 Basketball Band 1, 2 Ski Club 3, 4 Ski Team 4 Representative 4 Intramural B. B. 3 Uniform Musiquette 2 Music Festival 1, 2 SCHULTZ: WIPLIAM LEE Ambition: To graduate from college in the next 5 years SCISSONS. DONALD SCOTTEN. GEORGE F. nnonu Hmm., Favorite Pastime: Teasing Jim Stanley Activities: Ski Club 3, 4 Roundup Assembly Intramural B. B. 3 lniwa 4 Spring Football 2 1. SCHELLINQIIALAINE L. Ambition: To study music at North- western Activities: Band 1, 2 Twirling I, 2, 3, 4 Marching Along 2 Musiquette 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Messiah l, 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival l, 2, 3, 4 Swing Show 3 Roundup Assembly 2, 3, 4 Players' Club 1, 2, 3 SCHUMAN, ROBERT L. Haob.. Ambition: To become a public l accountant l Activities: I Marching Along 2 Messiah 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival 2, 3, 4 l Chorus 2, 3, 4 Pinafore 3 Boys' Sextet 4 Mixed Octet 4 Pan-American Club 3 Christmas Assembly 2, 3, 4 SIPERLY. BRUCE H. nzip.. Favorite Pustlme: Loafing Activities: Patrol Squad 2, 3. Intramural B, B. 3 SOHENSEN. NORMA H. Normie Favorite Pastime: Having fun Activities: Concert Band 1, 2, 3 Marching Band 1, 2, 3 Basketball Band 2, 3 Uniform Musiquette 2 SEATON. WILLIAM B- SHELL. NANCY CARROLL Willie Rebel Ambition: Aft!! Ambition: To be an engin er To write Activities: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 ' J -V Rec. Sec. G. A. A. 2, 3 l K Sec.-Treas. G. A. A. 4 French Club 3, 4 ' Chorus 2, 3 ' Uniform Musiquette 2 Roundup Assembly 2 Entered from Pocahontas M . S High School, Pocahon- Q 7 tas, Va. 2 sf, ' I . ew., f ., .... ' ze.- Q, .. ,L4 aw, .arf TT: 7 724? v.N7Al4'g'ff7 ' .1515 ,iff 1695, .4 .fgjj-.77 ii v A Vi. '- I 1 - . sill is if ,i.i?ff'ffs:iH:... Li Q' gf: . .. , ' , 1 SMITH, VIRGINIA C. Smltty Ambition: To own a Morgan mare Activities: Messiah l Chorus l Music Festival l Players' Club 3 STANLEY. IAMES H. num., Ambition: To be an orthodontist Activltles: Ski Club 3, 4 Ski Team 4 Board ot Dir. Ski Club 4 Booster Club 4 Booster Club Sec. 4 Pa4n-American Club Pres Intramural B. B. 2, 3, 4 Senior Ball Committee Booster Ball Committee 4 7 SMOCK. CONSTANCE I. Connie Ambition: To own 100 purebred Cocker spaniels Activities: Marching Band l, 2 Concert Band 1, 2 Uniform Musiquette 2 All-City Festival l, 2 Messiah l, 2 it Y'-r SNODGRASS, ROBERT Zack Ambition: To own a large ranch Activities: Chorus l ,- f ,E STENSETH, M. BERNICE Ambition: To sing with a name band Activities: Messiah l, 2, 3, 4 Iolanthe 2 Plnatore 3 Girls' A Cappella 2 Mixed A Cappella 3 Uncertain Wings 4 Assembly Committee 4 Ski Club 3, 4 lunior Assembly Iunior Prom Committee Stagecratt 4 Dramatics 4 SLATER. BETTY LOU Ambition: To be a secretary Activities: Players' Club 2, 3 Swimming 3 Entered from Boulder High School, Boulder, Mont. 2 'Wm f :S is A wel: 4 L A F- ' :N if WV. Gym .Qi--if iil: STAINSBY, I0 ANN nh.. Ambition: To have many sincere friends Activities: Concert Band l, 2, 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3 Concert Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 May Pete 1 Messiah Orchestra l I STEVENSON. D. CECELIA Stove Dorothy Favorite Pastime: Trying to ski Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 4 Library Club 2 Roundup 4 Iniwa 2 Messiah l Senior Ball Committee 4 Booster Ball Committee 4 Representative 2, 3, 4 Sadie Hawkins Comm. 2, 4 STRIZICH. SHARON I.. Buddie Ambition: To be a comptometer operator Activities: Messiah 1, 2 Swing Show 2 Iolanthe 1 Musiquette 2 Spring Festival 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Girls' Chorus 2 Frosh Chorus 1 STENSON. ARDICE E. UEHY.. Ambition: To travel Activities: Messiah 1 Music Festival l Drum Corps 3, 4 Chorus 1 G. A. A. 3 Ice Skating 3 L9 STEYAERT. LOUIS E. Louie Favorite Pastime: Speeding up Central Ave. Entered from Lebanon High School, Lebanon, Oregon 3 SUHR. BARBARA ANN nam Ambition: To be a bacterioloqist Activities: Senior Ball Committee 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Ski Team 4 Agora Club 3, 4 Musique-tte 2 Pinatore 3 Pan-American Club 4 Sec. Agora Club 4 lolanthe l Messiah l. 2, 3, 4 Dinner Ensemble I, 2 Concert Band 1, 2 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 7 STEYAERT, THOMAS A. ..TommY.1 Ambition: Learn the U. N. Charter backwards for Miss Gcirver Activities: Ski Club 4 Entered from Lebanon High School, Lebanon, Oregon 3 STEVENS CHRISTIAN D. . sun-' Ambition: To be president of U. S. Activities: Iniwa 1, 2, 3, 4 President Student Body 4 Executive Board 4 Agora Club 4 Iunior Prom Committee Vice'Pres. Frosh Class Pan-American Club Senior Play 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 A Cappella 3, 4 Pinafore 3 STRAND. HELEN OPAL Strandie Ambition: To travel Activities: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Messiah l, 2, 3, 4 Pinatore 3 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Tumbling Ice Skating Swimming Christmas Assembly Basketball SWANBERG. NANCY E. Swanie Ambition: To be a fashion photog- rapher Activities: Ski Club 4 Debate 1 N. F. L. l, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 4 Pan-American Club 4 Senior Ball Committee 4 lunior Prom Committee 3 Booster Ball Committee 4 Tennis 3 Roundup Staff 4 STEVENSON, MAYNARD ..MaYn.. Ambition: To start my own business SUBIC, EVVSIE AUDREY Else Favorite Pastime: Dancing Entered from Centerville High School, Center- ville, Mont. 3 Ll :P . . .im 5 TABARACC6. VIOLET V. .. in Favorite Pastime: Singing Entered from Centerville High School, Center- ville, Mont. 3 THOMPSON. C. CLAIRE Favorite Pastime: Resting Activities Players' Club 2 French Club 3 Swimming 3 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3 SWENSON, VERN MAC SWANSOIYAISILPERT H. uvemi. . . Ambition: Ambition: To open a night club in To mcfrili G doctor California B 53172951 Activities: Oighesis 3 4 Basketball l ' TEDDY. ROBERT CARI. Lefty Ambition: Leave Montana Activities: Executive Board 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Frosh A Basketball l Intramural Basketball 2 Reserve Basketball 3 Election Committee 3 Vigilante Committee 2 Stagecraft 4 Vice-Pres. Senior Class 4 Soph Party Chairman 2 TOOLE, SHIRLEY G. Ambition: To bowl a 300 game Activities: Leaders' Club 3 TI-IAYI-ZR. HELEN LIDA Lenny Ambition: Always do whatever I do well Activities: Volleyball 3, 4 Badminton 4 M. S. T. Club 4 Orchesis 4 Iunior Assembly 3 Roundup Assembly 4 Spring Festival 1, 2 Football Band 1, 2 Senior Play Ticket Comm. 4 THISTED. MARILYN I. ..undY.. Favorite Pastime: Skiing Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4 Iniwa 3, 4 Heisey Award 1, 3 N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Ass'n Vice-Pres. 4 Sadie Hawkins Dance Comm. 3, 4 Roundup Literary Ed, 4 Ski Club 4 Agora Club 4 Iunior Prom Program Chairman 3 Senior Ball Entertainment Chairman 4 Representative 4 4 , TOY, RUTH MARIE Ruthie Ambition: To be a Phys. Ed. teacher Activities: G. A. A. 3, 4 President G. A. A. 4 Tumbling 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Roller Skating 3 lunior Board of Rec. 4 Representative 3 Chairman Senior Ball Refreshment Comm. 4 Softball 2, 3 Leaders' Club 3 5 tl TADICH, MILENA Minnie Ambition: To continue being a telephone operator Activities: House Division l, 2 G. A. A. 1 THOMPSON. LORNA B. Ambition: To ski Activities: N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4 President N. F. L. 3 Debate 1, 2 French Club 2, 3, 4 President French Club 3 I-ieisey Award l Agora Club 4 Ski Club 4 Iunior Prom Committee 3 Assembly Committee 3, 4 Class Sec.-Treas. 4 Roundup Staff 4 Bond Salesman 2 TURNER, BETTY CLARE Ambition: To be happy Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: Messiah 1, 2 Spring Festival l, 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Swing Show Z Musiquette 2 F rosh Chorus 1 VARELIA, SHIRLEY ANN O I'oole Ambition: To own my own ranch Activitiel: Messiah 1, 2 Spring Festival 1, 2 Chorus l, 2 TRENKLE, ALBERT R. ,,An,. Ambition: To live in Alaska Activities: Ski Club 4 Varsity Football 4 Letterman's Club 4 UMPHRESS, DANNIE SUE Susie Activities: G. A. A. 3 Marching Along 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 H. M. S. Pinaiore 3 Dramatics 2 Iniwa 4 Girls' A Cappella l Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed A Cappella 2, 3, 4 Spring Festival l, 2, 3, 4 Music Awards 3 Sports 3 Christmas Assembly l, 2, 3, 4 VERNON, ALICE ,,si.,, Ambition: To get a new car Activities: Chorus 1 Spring Festival 1 Messiah l 7 URQUHART, D. DELORBS Dodie Dorothy Ambition: To be a model Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4 Debate 2 Schools in Action 3 May Fete 1 Library Club 1 Tennis 3 Sadie Hawkins Bid Ch. 3 Roundup Literary Board 3, 4 Sadie Hawkins Refresh- ment Comm. 4 I-leisey Award l, 3 N. F. L. 2, 3, 4 TRENKLE, ALLAN E. und., Ambition: To qo around the world Activities: Football 4 Ski Club 4 Letterman's Club 4 Track 4 Entered From Columbia Falls High School, Columbia Falls, Mont. 3 HM VAN BLARCOM, SHIRLEY Ambition: To go to Russia Activities:, French Club 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1 Messiah 1 VINCENT, MARVA ,,Gu.,, Favorite Paltime: Going out with Stinkey Activities: G. A. A. l, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Staqecraft 4 Roller Skating 3 Iniwa 3, 4 May Fete 2 TUSS DELORIS ANN Tussie Favorite Pastlme Dickie Activities Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Girls' Chorus 3 Messiah l 2 3 Iolanthe l Spring Festival 1, 2, 3 Swing Show 2 H. M. S. Pinafore 3 Musiquette 2 VEEN, MARVIN EDWARD Stix-tiny Favorite Pactime: Gus WAMPOL, BEVERLEE L. nnevu Favorite Pastime: Chewing gum Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2 Football Band l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Band 4 Band Sec.-Treas. 4 Uniform Musiquette 2 Spring Festival l, 2, 3, 4 Ticket Comm. Sr. Play 4 WELLS, ERNEST S. Ernie Favorite Pastime: Music . Activities: Mixed Chorus 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 H. M. S. Pinaiore 3 Uncertain Wings 4 Spring Festival 3, 4 Messiah 3, 4 VOLK, MARILYN ANN .,n.d,. Favorite Pastime: Having fun Activities: Messiah 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Swing Show 2 Spring Festival l, 2, 3 I Remember Mamma 4 Badminton 3 WALL, ELIZABETH ANN Hug.. Favorite Pastime: Trying to get a tan Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4 Treas. French Club 4 Sadie Hawkins 3, 4 Assembly Committee 4 Iunior Prom Committee 3 Senior Ball Committee 4 lniwa l, 2 Roundup 3, 4 Roundup Assembly 3, 4 Frosh Chorus l Sports 3 Heisey Award 1, 3 WEAVER, LEONA ALICE Nonie Ambition: To be ambitious Activities: Twirling Corps l, 2, 3, 4 Twirling Instructor 3 Girls' A Cappella 2 Mixed A Cappella 3 Messiah l, 2, 3 Spring Festival l, 2, 3 Marching Along 2 Swimming 3 WEVER, PATRICIA I. Deceased WEBB, HAROLD ROBERT Und., Ambition: To be a coach Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4 Frosh Basketball 1 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 Varsity Track 3, 4 I.ettermon's Club 2, 3, 4 lunior Prom Dec. Comm. 3 Letterman's Ball Comm, 3, 4 Briggs Trophy Award 3 Second All-State Basket- ball Team 3 Hon. Mention Football 4 WEBBER. GARENE L. Chink Ambition: To be a laboratory tech- nician Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3 Messiah l, 2, 3 May Fete 1 Twirling l, 2, 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 President French Club 4 Iniwa 1 Senior Play 4 Come Rain, Come Shine 3 Senior Ball Committee 4 Iunior Prom Committee 3 Twirling Captain 4 WHEELER, DOLORES V. Blondie Favorite Pastime: Being with Eddie Activities: Chorus l Advanced Girls' Chorus 2 Spring Festival l, 2 Messiah l, 2 Twirling l Recreational Chorus 1, 2 WASHBURN, IEAN M. Ambition: To graduate from college Activities: lunior Assembly 3 l.ibrary Club l Messiah l Orchesis 3, 4 Roundup Assembly 4 Chorus 1 Home Ec Club 2 Spring Festival l WENTWORTH, ZANNA M Ianny Ambition: To marry my man and live happily ever after Activities: Twirling l, 2, 3, 4 Twirling Instructor 3, 4 Swing Show 2 Messiah 2 Recreational Chorus FP Pan-American Club 3 Roundup Stait 4 Roundup Assembly 4 WILSON, HENRY F. Homin Favorite Pastimo: Sports Activities: Reserve Football I Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Second All4State F. B. 4 Track 3, 4 Iunior Assembly 3 Letterman's Ball Comm. Senior Ball Committee 4 Representative 4 Frosh A Basketball l Reserve Basketball 2 Intramural B. B. 3, 4 WILLYS, IEAN CAROL ,,Mike,, Ambition: To be a nurse Activities: Messiah 1, 3 Spring Festival I, 3 Drum Corps 3, 4 G. A. A. 3 Ice Skating 3 Chorus 1, 3 Re-entered from North Central High School, Spokane, Wash. 3 t I llL'l:l M . fi ' ' i i '- :v 5.1, 517 'f it wifi' '4 WHIGIIT, KATHRYN WOITALA, DONALD IOE ,,Don,, Favorite Pastime: Hunting and fishing if WUERL, KENNETH D. Kenny Favorite Pastime: Spending time in a hori- zontal position Activities: Pan-American Club 4 gm. Q Vl,V if WOOD, RAMONA LEE Ootsie Ambition: To be a detective Activities: Library Club l, 2 Chorus I Messiah I Vice-Pres. Library Club 2 Spring Festival 1 Pep Club 4 Senior Play Ticket Sales Committee 4 WILSON, CHARLES H. Chuck Favorite Pastime: Skiing Activities: Representative 1 Stamp Salesman I lniwa Staff 4 Ski Club 4 WOODAHL, PATRICIA l. MPM., Ambition: To become a buyer Activities: French Club 3, 4 Chorus l, 2, 3 Orchestra l, 2 Roundup Assembly 1, 2 H. M. S. Pinatore 3 Ski Club 4 Senior Ball Committee 4 Mixed A Cappella 3 Marching Along 2 Tennis 3 Swimming 3 Girls' A Cappella 2 Messiah I, 2, 3 WOCASEK, DON EDWIN Wosaclc Ambition: To ski and have Elsie Activities: Stage Electrician 3 Iunior Prom Committee 3 Stagecratt 3 YOUNG, BETTY RUTH Ambition: To see the world Activities: Home Ec Club 2, 3 Vice-Pres. Home Ec Club 2 Chorus I, 2, 3 Messiah 1, 2, 3 Spring Festival 1, 2, 3 Swing Show 2 Sr. Announcement Comm. Basketball l WUERL, BURTON F. Ambition: Railroading Activities: Roundup Assembly 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Rec. Chorus 2 Messiah l, 2, 3, 4 Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Swing Show 3 Class Prophecy A strong desire to know the future fate And coming lot of many classmates dear Has caused a chosen few to here relate Results of many visits to a seer. Marty Clark and jim Gillespie are managing Fred Cockrill's Youth Center at Tracy while Fred is vacationing in Sand Coulee. Bob Teddy, two time academy award winner, just returned to Hollywood from a trip to his home town, Great Falls, where he visited Blackie Bower, head coach of the high school, and Ted Huntsberger, national authority on how to trim a spruce tree. Nancy Shell, owner of the Shell Shoe Shop is having trouble with lim Stanley who insists on trying to sell every lady a pair of deluxe hipboots. Swede lohnson has just been hired as chief sampler at the Pleasant Pastry Place, run by Hal Crandall and Art DeCew. Two satisfied patrons of Eddie Miller's Lonely Hearts Club are Shirley Chamberlain and Hal Webb. They tied the knot after a whirlwind three day courtship. Pat McGinty is nationally known as the Sensational Super Suds Song- stress with her manager Tom Dundas making all contacts for her radio appearances. LaVern Hamann, president of the company, has great plans for her in the field of television. Ralph Cole and Stub Gendreau are shoveling feathers in Reid Collins' pillow factory. Mrs. Bufforphington lr., formerly Miss Patricia Rahn, recently hired a new staff which includes Frank Ritter as her personal chauffeur and Betty Redfern as her private secretary in charge of all worrisome business details. Wendell Hadford, Duck Gray, Dick Erickson, Ed Gemar and Lester Adkins are designing 1958 license plates at Deer Lodge under the able supervision of Warden Paul Gerhart Hatfield. Dorothy Hoffman and Marsie Iacobson have taken over Feiden's Flower Shop and are raising white orchids and perfecting black gardenias for white formals on the side. - Rear Admiral Louis Steyaert of the First Pacific Mermaid Fleet, is still supporting his brother Tom who has done nothing but try to learn the U. N. Charter backwards for 10 years. Heinie Wilson, after years of vainly trying to teach lean to cook, is labor- ing over a hot stove preparing a tasty little meal-Campbell's tomato soup, we believe. Kathrine Carabas is sitting on top of a hill .in Greece teaching Bernice Stenseth the art of herding goats. The fattest man on earth, commonly known as Mac Porky Porter, has just signed a five year contract with Ronnie Reeves' Flea Circus. Howie Edwin, who recently purchased the Waldorf Astoria, has had it redecorated in a frontier motive complete with hot and cold running maids. Chief decorators on the project were Mary Anne Black and Lea Pinski from lack Castor's famous Brazilian firm Cast-offs by Castor. Dale Miller, owner of a color photography shop, is spending most of his spare time taking pictures of Alan McClung for hosiery ads to be printed in Chris Stevens' paper The Goop Snoop News. Ie-rry Rawles and Ed and Art Trenkle are now in the Philippines practic- ing up on their water skiing. Floyd Perusse is now recovering after an accident where he was force- fully removed from Skip Hall's department store. 165 66l C ass Will We the class of '47, do, with deep regret leave some of our possessions, but that our presence may never wholely be forgotten we, therefore, bequest the following to our successors who shall take them with reverence cmd treat them accordingly: Long dark eyelashes go to Dede Black with the compliments of Ted Lazanas, master flutter artist. ' Bill Neve thinks Bob Famsworth is tardy to class too often, so to him goes Bill's calendar-chronograph wrist watch. Ronald Knighfs height is given to Bill Burckhard to claim if he can reach it. Nancy McDonnell leaves that happy-Q0-lucky disposition to Dolores Hanne- man. Hap Ferguson surrenders her title of Snow Plow Queen to Tootie Foster. Gary Graves generously leaves his big black Whisker to Ian Davidson. Nancy Swanberg reluctantly parts with that red quilted coat-she leaves it to Margo Mclver so that pneumonia won't develop from joy riding with the top of her convertible down in 20 degrees below weather. Terry Palo bestows his passion for well-shined shoes to Gebby Edmonds. Those gold earrings of Delly Larson's go to Io Ann Olds to entrance the multitudes. - lim Fake reluctantly wills his poker ability to lack Peden. Betty Blend leaves her rnulti-colored hair to Billie Io Schrapps. Ruth Toy bequeaths her ability in sports to Irene Ranquet. Iohn Bickmore leaves his self-esteem to any freshman in need. Ianet Ferguson's Lauren Bacall look goes to Sue Thisted. Not all people are lucky enough to have such a prize as a double-jointed thumb, so with pride Mary Blank bequests her's to Ted Corontzos. Bob Ienkins endows Bob Yurko with his 'Grable Grams. Donna Marie Barkuloo bestows upon lucky Nancy Calvert those long golden locks. Elsie Hocevar leaves her special left punch to Io McMaken to defend her- self in a pinch. LaVem Larson parts with his broad shoulders so Champ Goodahl can flex them next year for all admiring eyes. Ele Olds receives Ioyce Earl's dynamic smile. Helen Trayer wills her ability to concentrate to Willie Richards in his dire need. Maynard Stevenson's love of throwing an automobile together from nothing is bequested to lack Greytak. Don Boehm wills his great big dimples to Dick Freeman. Ken Campbell leaves knowing there'll always be a Campbell. 4, 1683 I Iunior Class Sponsors IOHN W. ADAMS unior Class Officers GEORGE GOODEAU, CABLE HEULE AND IACK Mc!-HENRY lock McHenry , s, President George Goodeuu , 7 ,ss,,, ,,Vice-President Carle Houle ,, , Secretary-Treasurer Q69 he s fs, 2 .' 'rl -rl- xi-l' '11, if 450 f. -1 - ff ' . f t f 5y um ig, ,.. .-. 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Knott, Kenneth Knott, Susan Knudson, Barbara l. Kordo , Amelia Kotz, llllary Louise Krenqel, Evelyn Lake, Melborne Lambert, Mae Lambert, William Reid Landqren, Marlene Lores Landqren, Phyllis Lanqhi, Walter Lapeyre, lean Lasher, Shirley Fern Lashway, Roy Laslovich, Frank Lassila, Delores Mae Lauer, Lea Ledakis, Gust Leitqeb, William Lennon, Robert Lewis, Ruth Edith Linqsay, Weldon Lockwood, Charles Logsclon, Laverne Cecile Loney, Mary Catherine Lorang, Helen Lorcmq, Mary Lucero, Norrida Ludtke, Edith Marie Lundquist, Shirley Lustgraaf, Martin Luwe, Patricia Magnus, Melvin Mahoney, Darlene Ioyce Mahoney, Margaret Helen Main, Beverly Manning, Darlene Manns, Mary Io Marino, Tony Margaris, lames Louis Matthis, Arlene Martha 9 McAndrews, Janet Ruth McCormick, James Hanlay McKampson, John McVey, Shirley Meagher, Mary Katherine Meinert, Dora Mae Meister, James Roy Merrick, Jack Mikes, Harold D. Millons, Leora Kaye Mitchell, Peggy Kay Moe, Arthur Morris Moe, Joyce Marie Moline, Marjorie Louise Morgan, Joan Gloria Mower, Lawrence Nelson Moy, Margaret Jane Muir, Barbara Jean Munger, Loretta Murphy, Joe James Muzzana, Eleanor Linda Neilands, Robert Ernest Nelson, William Nelson, Robert Dale Newcomb, Brad Newell, Betty Nichols, George Nicholson, Marie Offordal, Billy Donald O'Grady, Patricia Okerlund, Spenser Olds, Shirley Oliver, Richard Dean Olson, Edward Olson, Vernon O'Reilly, Jerry . ,. R A l 'M 4- , if 3' eg G Q31 e.. Q x J 3 'af J, , by A If L. 'Y' 'ww . A: e. 2-rl h 'fi K 1-. , , ,Q K' A 4 3,3 ci sf , g et 13. L f ? t be 4 , 4. -. W x' :v- ca n 'Q ,, F ,, Msn ce -no ,SQ Q.. Q J - ' - r-i5 . 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Wakefield, Katherine Walden, Franklin Ioyce Waldenberq, Carole LaVerne Walker, Annette Walker, Thomas Lyle Wallis, Gayle Walsh, lane Anita Wardinsky, Gene Watson, Robert C. Werqeland, Lloyd L. White, Donna Marie Willett, LaNelle Wilson, Ruth Elizabeth Wilson, William Raymond Winterrowd, Robert Harold Wolf, Nicolas Adam Wolff, William Frederic Wollaston, Dean Edward Wood, lack Leo Woodahl, Robert Lee Woodcock, Ichn Yurko, Robert Owen Zimmerman, Delores Lorraine Zimmerman, Helen Dorothy Zunchich, Ardith Ioan Williams, Iune ,-i?Y W YH 7 The Bisons are fee1ir1' their oats on Gymkcmcl day 841 Ncxilin' of Q spike! No tellin' what Westerners do for fun. 4 . 9 e f s 3 i S Z 'RK ,,. 3 f 3 Lx r. M YK , 'l'vlvu-an 861 F1'eS11111an ass Sponsors GERTRUDE OLSON Freshman Class Officers DICK BURKE, FLORENCE REID, AND SHIRLEY SMITH Florence Reid . s.ss, , ......,..7,sss,,ss, President Dick Burke .,,ss,,,s, A ,s,. Vice-President Shirley Smith ,si.... , ..,,s,i Secretary-Treasurer Q87 M.. fi :,,,., . 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X MK w, Q X n 1 ff ' fmzax , f 1' ' A '5 iff - ' X M' Mm 11 2, XL ,f jmly M ,ffl Q. ,ng f 4 I , I H N l N , Y' x f X IW' .1,, 5 'Uk X fl I ' R 4 - if ,,.-. , 'sun S W A ffl f , xl X L5 ff ' .4 .7 , f' W M ff! - ' Wu 2115 . ' C1031 .fm IOE CLOIDT v ,nm M- ' .35 JIM FAKE .A ,Ag N - ig 4 Q APU , ., v wc, .. - I , ww ff min-eRs1mRl fRRwQJ W Varsity ootlnau W3 ' 'L wiki? ' K A. . K fz 6 2 5 ,4 Qi fiiiigg El fn MAC PORTER ' A. g N A Ah k v , , i +1 144, IERRY RAWLES R' ,559 kj 3 ijywiiffwiddf m ' V V L E v lg5J.kilm kk Zgjiidi .Q ' ., L l A J, ,A A A ,Q 'Wah , 'RfR Mig a K Bison Hecxvies Close In on Missoula HAL WEBB TED HUNSBERGER Date Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. VERN LARSON Falls Falls Falls .t.. Falls Falls There Sheridan, Wyo .,,.,v, There Havre ,7,t..,..t...,.,..7,,r Here Helena ttttr,t.,vr .,r.,. There Anaconda ..... ..,.,. Varsity BOB IENKINS HElNIE WILSON O 6 Here Billings ,..,,... ...... 7 O 7 BILL KOTZ The Bison, ruler of the old west, was a leader of the grid- iron this fall in the form of eleven Great Falls stalwarts. With a large, powerful line and a fast, hard hitting backfield, the Great Falls Bisons were the power team of the year. The season started in Sheridan where two big teams fought to a grueling U to O tie in a warm autumn evening on the twenty-first day in September. The Bisons downed a determined but outclassed Havre team by a score of 20 to 6. The following week the Bisons fought a fast but heavily outweighed Billings team 27 to 7. The Bengals of Helena were the next victims to the Steamroller of Great Falls and Went home on the short end of a score 20 to O. The next gridiron battle was played in the Anaconda stadium where the Bisons won a thrilling victory from the Copperheads by a score of 13 to 7. The only setback in the Big 6 playing for the local gridsters was a 9 to O triumph for the Missoula Spartans. Determined to not let this happen again, the Bisons showed amazing speed and power in defeating the Billings eleven again by a score of 14 to O. Football BOB ROTHWEILER Oct. 18 Great BILL WARDINSKY Qctl 26 Great Nov. 2 Great Nov. 8 Great Nov. 28 Great HOWARD VAN NOY The Bisons again played host to the team from Everett, Washington and proved themselves Worthy of the victory they gained over one of Washington's best teams by the score of 13 to 6. Entering the final game of the season as the underdog in an all important game with the Butte Bulldogs, the Bisons hammered out a hard earned 3 to O victory over the Bulldogs. On Thanksgiving Day the Bisons toured to Missoula in the crucial game to decide the state championship. On a misty, cold afternoon, the faithful followers of the Great Falls foot- ball team saw the valiant locals fall before the tricky Missoula Spartans again by a score of 13 to 0. This year was a heartbreak for the faithful fans of Great Falls who saw the Bisons fight an uphill battle all the way only to fall before the powerful Spartans. A-,Sw 'm xx gg I IFKQ if I r 5 5 .1 'U' ar ' 6 BISOHS 1. s 4 in A , 7 ? 'Sw gf' Q if , Q tn. PQ Q.. .f Q 1 E Billings Makes a Break Butte Halts Bison Thrust Broncs Hit Hard After Gain Annau, Bill Botto, Don Casey, P. I. Posse, Bob Klemencic, Dick Murphy, Ioe Reilly, Frank Baker, Don Bowman, Walter Dutt, Gordon Ferron, Bob Knight, Earl Palagi, Georqe Scxkaye, Art Barr, Bill Britton, Ierry Dybdal, Elliott Fischer, Russell McCormick, Iim Peden, lack Seese, Don Black, Gene Campbell, Tom Evans, Leon Gleason, Allan Montgomery, George Peterson, Curtis Semqn, Kqml Blunn, Herb Carlson, Gene Farnsworth, Bob Karaifa, Dennis Mower, Larry Phillips, Owen Skovron, Bob Ir. Varsity Lettermen Date Sept. Great Falls ..., 7 Here Fort Benton Sept. Great Falls There Conrad ,,oooo Sept. Great Falls Here Chateau .,,, Oct. Great Falls There Havre B -. Oct. Great Falls Here Cut Bank ..,. Oct. Great Falls There Helena B Oct. Great Falls There Choteau ,,oo Oct. Great Falls Here Lewistown Oct. Great Falls Here Shelby ....,,.. Oct. Great Falls There Fairfield cocio. Oct. Great Falls Here Helena B Nov. 2 Great Falls o.oo. .... Here Havre B .. tllfll Austin, D. Brown, Keith Daniels, Bill Holmlund, lU1TleS Iohnson, Eugene Mann Cle Peretti lames Anderson, I. Burk, Richard Dean, Don Huber, Iames Kansier, Gerald Mieyr, lohn Proctor, Merton Bluhm, GGYY Calvert, 101111 Edmonds, R. Hunter, Neil Kerbs, Melvin Newman, lack Ripplinqer, Boyd BO'-119, Francis Chase, Brown Hay, Walter Iackson, Lloyd LaValley, Clifford Palagi, Kenneth Sieben, Kennard Skovron, Charles Thisted, Bob. Sletten, Iohn Trinastich, Richard Stubbs, Norman Watson, Richard Freshman Reserve Footlaa Taber, Robert Lee WIilSO11, M1-11d0 Jensen, Richard Winterrowd, Don Cllll ?5 A A Q. 5 5 A 51 -L K I K ' A e A, .5 i e Egg? .gf S , ,. A .v ., 1: X 'fx .x ..,+ 2:-' - ::f5::'E:Z arsibit Baslzetlni as sis? A get Qzzffr 53 A E! if - Q E ii ,Y ,Q W i? mm of Q X W ,A ff-1i5'?e wff ..,... warn, 'aiajisafgu '1 1 - AAEA QA W Q' .M . .. we - 1 7' ffsgsiggs, rf ' ',22g42S-1sga1 2ff5fgPw21b 'ifgwwk Rgiflageg AwL.3,45, wg-g?m 3 K :ex Q , ' -Lf E ,, ,.'fyf:E?grggD can 'gr' P A if Af A ml Sw' M x v,s.w.+...mwvmwA A, A ,A ES sign F, MAC PORTER TED CORONTZOS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFF at Great Falls March 21 Great Falls A 40 Anaconda March 22 Great Falls. .... 37 Billings March 23 Great Falls ,,77, 37 Missoula 38 ttitlel HAL WEBB IACK TOY BO BISON BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Dec. Great Falls Here Glasgow S- Ian. Great Falls Here Billings Ian. Great Falls ,ttt, Here Havre .. .. Ian. Great Falls There Helena I Ian. Great Falls There Butte Central Ian. Great Falls Here Butte t,t, .. Ian. Great Falls There Lewistown Ian. Great Falls Here Kalispell . Feb Great Falls Here Missoula . Feb Great Falls There Butte .. . Feb Great Falls 44 There Anaconda Feb. Great Falls 43 Here Lewistown Feb. Great Falls 25 There Havre .. Feb. Great Falls. .. , 27 There Billings . Feb Great Falls 48 Here Butte Central Feb Great Falls 39 Here Anaconda March l Great Falls ...43 Here Helena ........38 March 7 Great Falls ts,,,, 42 There Missoula . ,.i.,,, .. 51 On a cool December evening the whistle blew and the Great Falls Bisons were on their way in a basketball year that was climaxed by the hardest fought state tournament ever played in this gym. Living up to the tradition of the powerful Bison, the basketeers of Great Falls started the Season with tour successive victories showing their excellent shooting ability and the best defense in the state. In the sci-fond anime of the season the Bisons thoroughly trounced the high flyinq Bronus or Billinqs liy a sc'f'x1'e of 48 to 42. The promising Blue Ponies of Havre were the next victims of the tall mfvzlqsmeit of Great F-:ills und went home stinqinq frcrn a 35 to 26 defeat. 43 Baslzetlaall NORTHERN DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF at Missoula March 13 Great Falls ,,,, 41 Helena . 38 March 14 Great Falls .,.., 41 Butte Central 32 March 15 Great Falls ,sslss 34 Missoula ,,.1 . .,.. 53 ttitlel NICK WOLF LORAN PERRY DICK REBAL IACK Mcl-IENRY A thrilling game the following Friday night ended with the Bisons taking home their fourth victory by a score of 40 to 39 from the Helena Bengals. Rebounding from several disastrous defeats from the Butte city teams, when our team suffered two defeats, Great Falls got back on the winning path by defeating Lewistown 48 to 22 and Kalispell 43 to 34. Then, onto the hardwoods of Great Falls came the ancient rivals from Missoula that began a feud ended in the championship game a month and a half later. The Bisons took the lead by defeating the Spartans 37 to 35. Revenging the defeat of the Bulldogs from Butte earlier in the season, the Great Falls basketeers compiled a score of 45 to Butte's 33. Great Falls fell before the Copper- heads of Anaconda and Havre Ponies, but again downed the Fergus team of Lewistown. With blood in their eyes the Billings team overcame Great Falls to even the score for the Big 16 conference, Great Falls completed their revenge on the Butte team by downing the fast Butte Central boys 48 to 39. With the Big 16 season nearing its end, the Great Falls boys gathered in two more victories from the ever-dangerous Anaconda and Helena teams. The final game was played on the Missoula floor where the locals lost a heart-breaker to the powerful 'Spartans ln the Northern Divisional tournament, the Bisons defeated Helena 41 to 38 and Butte Central 41 to 32 by some hard playing. ln the play off, the Missoula Spartans again edged off the Bisons in a close game leaving Great Falls in possession of second place. The season was clirnaxed by the state tournament played here before a sellout crowd. The mighty Bisons started their bid for the state title by defeating Anaconda 40 to 37. The Big 16 champions from Billings fell before the underdog Bisons in a thrill packed game by a score of 37 to 32. The day of the state championship game again came with the Bisons of Great Falls again squared off against the Spartans from Missoula for championship in basketball. That night saw one of the most drama.-packed games for state championship seen for many a year. The final score was 38 to 37 in favor of the defending state champions of Missoula. The season of 1947 was one of the best in several years for Great Falls and no tribute can be given that would completely describe the appreciation that we have for this fine team that played their hearts out for Great Falls High School. BOB IENKINS BOB YURKO tll 5 if Qi Y, M 3 -17 f -ff.-swff 5 U 54, as Q 3 . fp r 1' 19' df r mg uf ,XV A uf'Ww + :' wmmiliy -is -wx 'A I 4 45 ,QF Gunn'-4 1 -.1-iff 5 3 Q Li 1 an if fi? ,f Q H I ' ' I W.. 4' . Ji' 're MW S N30 W Rf fi' f o at , f Q' 5537 TOM CAMPBELL I N T R A M U R A L qiisi Reserve Q Q 13 Basleetlnall rw ,,,,.. W . .an f 'W ' ' ' ... e - . BOE HUNTER T A P ,,. r if .1 I E, I, - 3 5 - w ' di LEON EVANS UM NULUNER 4 ' ' ' ' 'dk GENE CARLSON DICK OLIVER RESERVE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE D I I Dec. Reserves 32 There Fairiield , 43 lan. Reserves There Dutton , r,EE ...42 A lan. Reserves Here Havre B ,,,,E,, 25 IACK YURKO lan. Reserves There Cascade 36 lan. Reserves There Helena B , E44 lan. Reserves There Centerville 44 lan. Reserves Here Dutton 22 lan. Reserves There Ferqus B l8 lan. Reserves Here Belt E 20 Feb. Reserves Here Fairfield . ,,EE,,E 37 Feb. Reserves There Belt ...34 Feb. Reserves Here Fergus B E ...l9 Feb. Reserves Here Havre B 29 Feb. Reserves Here Cascade . EEE,,,, 28 Feb. Reserves Here Centerville , ,. .. L33 Mar. Reserves Here Helena B .41 Owen Phillips, Bill Kaste, Don Talcott, Ray Smith, Curtis Pe erson, Walter Langhi. ,ft 'X B A S K E T B A L L Q 1 3 J, i ARE YOU READY? YEAH BO!! fe '95 The cheer tecxm provides the needed pep cmd Spdrk to cheer thegjgg Cllonq to victory. XJ SHIRLEY CHAMBERLAIN RUSSELL RICHARDSON Bigfnfnyrvsgyixgbiy sg A NCD OBJ' Ax JJZ4, P' J' 7 pf GLORADON SEMAN IACK WOOD DAHRL MILLER T J' 'bf ef SY of is Y 1119 IIZOJ Bison Hal Webb and loe Cloidt, most valuable basketball and football players. The show of excellence this year in athletic activities is the fine collection of trophies gathered together by the superb performances of Bison athletes. The Bisons now have in their possession such trophies as the Ole Goat gained in defeating Havre in basketballg and two hard- earned trophies for second place in both basketball and football in the state. These attractive awards will serve to remind sportsmen of the stellar performance of the 1947 athletes along with the expert training from the coaching staff. X Qs- Left to Right: Ray Grande, Bob Willet, Ioe Zile, Pinky Falgren, Mike Chupich, Bill Pope, View the year's trophies, top 1eS HM FAKE DON GRAY RAY GRENA With nine lettermen to spearhead the at- tack tor the track team this year, the cinder path hopefuls are all out to capture the speed- way trophies. Pine talent is prevalent among the new members, and the hopes ot these Bison speedsters are again under the able direction of Pinky Falgren, chiet coach, with Mike Chupich advising the strong arm boys in the use ot the shotput and discus. The promise in Traclz BOB lENKINS ALLAN MCCLUNG future years ot some line talent is being brought to light by Ray Grande and Bob Willett. Under the leadership ot loe Zile and M. L. Crouch, LORAN PERRY MAC PORTER some sure champions are being developed among the speedkings and high jumpers. The track men are taking the limelight in the final phase of the Great Falls High School athletic program this spring. HEINIE WILSON HAL WEBB 2 . ,- in-. --L The B1 Day DOW, as V, ' ,. ,YW Q was gi ff N . ,:,, ir., 4 A-31 I W ,, W 1 I :KW ,, 1 r , . ,..A,.,v.,.,,,W.- . f- .- AJ 4.1 .Vw , ,f,M.,V3,w www K ,E 1, ' 1 - 3 ,JJ ..-.JM.4.-4-...af W.M.N...,wY,,, imma? ? f Q? X X iw I sf 1 wr wg 53 ,.. s 3 k ,S . 9 I u P L, K. W Q3 g XX E ff 1 .ig M' ki . Q ' if , as it, r gf, 'K ' ' ,es - 4' , I' 7 3 5 - iz, ' 0 X V V Q' ht , 'Q iz, f K 2 s si m , ,Emp W, ., ff 'g f ' Q16 JW: , I m I L K 1 V,,,f 45 Lk , Y ,QQ 2' . , r W , ' ' ,ga 1 Sgt a 'X l tit, F ? mf I i W- .. M ,W 1 W Vg .K ,V I w Q1 f- ' ffa.: ff, .feb iw f ,sf a We -Ear --is fa., 'YQ 1 W 'gf Q N ,Qif fixes? 2 V Nifffv' Y ' V , f ' ' ' Qzf- 'sw N ' . . .rw if 4 .1 zu --w:.S?H2w'ff , ,pf-L V:,?ia.?i.i.,! - f ..,. WA, 1, , H, f rF111'l'1lJl61'S Sponsor: Miss Becker, Members: Donna Creekmore, Gerry Green, Helen Loranq, Mary Lorang, Charlotte Luoma, Dorothy Parker, Darlene Manning, Sheila Peterson, Ruth Toy, Pearl Brown, CAROL ZIPPERIAN Instructor-Girls' Sporis A sun n y day brings out many racketeers, s o c c e r , hockey, and softball players, under the direction of Mrs. Zip- perian. These qirls are Marilyn Reed, Norma Strickfaden, Kath- leen Seaton, and Margie Herb. 11241 A MARIAN BECKER Insiructor-Girls' Physical Education Champs TENNIS Port Rohn dnd Gerry Chis- holm ploced first in tennis. Pot won top honors os city cham- pion, and Gerry copped the high school title. Both chotmps smile ond shoke hands. , . 5: J I 4,3 QW 1 r BADMINTON Ndncy Cdrr hos first stdndinq in the qirl's bodminton tourney dnd Shirley Dcrlve hos second ploce. The trophy between the qirls was donoted by the locol All Sports Supply Compdny ond is to be kept in the schools trophy cose. This is the first of it's kind presented to the qirl's depotrtrnent. .: 'U 'fl sf' A 4 R PING PONG Top money winners in the Ping Pong Tourney dre, from left to right: Doris l-lilddhl, Prim- rose Grosseschi ond Georqio H e n n i n q. First ploce in the doubles event went to Doris ond Georqiog Primrose won first in the sinqles, While G e o r q i o placed second and Doris third. meets on Tuesday morning to study Ways of improving face and figure by charm charts, calisthenics, and to listen to beauty hints given by outside speakers. Secret of the M. S. T. initials is revealed as having a dual role: the girls enter the club as MisShaped Torsos, and are sup- posed to leave as Miss Shape's Torso. Whoopiel Sponsor .oo..oo..oo. , Mrs. Zipperian Active Members: Betty Banks, Mary Blank, Shirley Dalve, Dor- othy Egged, Gerry Green, Char- lotte Luoma, Donna Olds, Lois Pyatt, Pat McQuirk, Vern Swen- son, lean Washburn. Beauty of the dance finds aesthetic expression in the chor- ography and novel routines of this energetic dance group. O C C OFFICERS Pres. .....,..........,.,.., Mary Meagher Vice-Pres. .... ..............., . .Joyce Moe Sec'y ...,....,................. Gerry Green Treas. .....................,... Nancy Carr Corres. Sec'y ,..,..,,.. Coralie Kiolet Publicity ....,.,, Mary lane Goffins Sponsor .,.,..,..,,....... Mrs. Zipperian Believing that wimmen should be alert to scientific study in keeping their figures trim and beautiful, M. S. T. became a bonified club in the ranch house with a roster of sixty-five cow- gals under the sponsorship of Mrs. Carol Zipperian. The club Qrchesis Orchesis, a modern creative dance group under the direction of Mrs. Carol Zipperian, gives credence to a study long con- sidered man's first art. Public performance of t h e s e h i g h school girls is encouraged, and they entertained this year at the H o u n d u p Assembly, the Iunior High School exchange assembly, and at the basketball games. I-lick Dancers, an Orchesis' comic number, are from left to right: Dorothy E g g e d , lean Washburn, Mary Blank, Gerry Green, Charlotte Luoma, Betty Banks, Sally Chambliss, and Vern Swenson. yn! kw 'W i - h' uk ,. Four Soft Shoulder Up cmd Coming 'Wolves Break the Camera That e Dudesj Txme My Bu o borne Helqh Ho Sdver GCI m S Tnree Iolly Good Bums Story Tue Plck-et Lm .2 I 1 :- Owwwwl i Blackiee Harem Duo 1r1 me Naughty, naughty Gcxssm' Up Hxyrsv PIG? 'lun e Masher 4-Jil fm 'A Recxilyf? Dcurxsels in Distrfss W es Q Three Hits cmd cg: Miss: RFK Where You Felicia From re Tough All Over Muqqirz' ,amf.1..,..,-,,..mN. . Y , ' , ' x f I 1 Q -su . Riu 'VA , Vz r fk 'A ISM. - , , ,- 1 -1 , . - E --1-'..s:ffr jggik., W. , . 4.31, -M,-.xm-,v .,,. x Q. 1-Wil a 1 14,51 '- , . , J , f fu, , , Mick f'-Liwzfw K N MAWN, ww TIME QUT ED ALF MARTIN CLARK GLORIA COCALES GEORGIA ECONOMY Agora lub These western ranch hands see beyond their hills and plains into a larqer world of contrasting ideas and problems throuqh their open forum discussions held twice a month on local, national, and international topics in coordination with the public school's One World citizenship program. CLUB OFFICERS lst Semester 2nd Semester President I Laela Io Morris Paul Hatfield V. Pres. ,to, L, Bill Kotz ,,,o, , Martin Clark Sec.-Treas. Barbara Suhr 1oAN GEMBERLING E '6 1 . .. I I my l L ls Q J' M I ' 1-G fr- , QE: sir, I Y' 'Wi , 4 , ' I l i i L if . 5 ' I I 'H X ' A . i J? . R ' 1oHN HALL DoLoREs HANNEMANN PAUL HATFIELD Rossini' KOLSKI WILLIAM Korz LAELA IO Moartis MARY ANN HANSEN CARLEY HEULE ALEXANDRIA KORDAS LORRAINE MATZ WILLIAM NEVE . A +L.: ta ii. TERRY PALO D. PAULSON CHRIS STEVENS 2 A0 A iv . ,-5:4 , XV-' BARBARA SUI-IR 3 5 E L E MARILYN THISTED 5. k 'Ii if LORNA THOMPSON THELMA BLEY .Wk 1 IOAN BONDY FLOYD PERUSSE PAT PERUSSE eff NANCY CALVERT 24515 . we PATSY CHAPMAN Booster Cru The Booster Club keeps the qanq at our school qames BILL RICHARDS eatin' ice cream or popcorn and drinkin' cokes, besides puttinq Al on a miqhty ritzy Christmas formal. CLUB OFFICERS wi! lst Semester 2nd Semester Pres. Patricia Chapman L Arthur DeCew -7 V. Pres. ..,, Gladys Ferguson .o,o Pat Perusse Sec'y . o.,o,. , Lee Gendreau . lim Stanley Treas. ...C C... ..oooo.o. I o hn Fox .oo.ooo.. . ......, . Gary Graves MARIAN SLETTEN Sponsors: Miss Eleanor Vanatta, Miss Myrtle Nelson La lk' 2 Q S gf X ' A BARBARA CHESNEY FRED COCKRILL RALPH COLE EILEEN GRANAHAN REID COLLINS HAP FERGUSON mv f ,ff l ,gk 1 Six A GEB EDMONDS PHYLLIS FILBRANDT GARY GRP-VBS HOWIE EDWXN IOHN FOX LEE GENDREAU SKIPPY HALL Q., .. at as 9 4. it-'-Y 55 'Y 'V . L at .1 , Wat , 1? - -ww A Q i f ,, 1 4 t L 'QV 5 ' - zzz I SHINY KNIGHT HM STANLEY l E l Q51 mfr 5 dw! 'G 4 'u DELLY LARSON DOROTHY STEVENSON MARGIE MOY NANCY SWANBERG DAN AUSTIN BILL BLAKER .T . g BROWN CHASE tlffiz 9-I--J , 5' S ED GIBSON . , 4723: ,L Y S Debate These broncos can throw a mean vocal chord when it comes to oratin', debatinf or externporizinf Maybe with a weather eye out tor the leqisiature, these hombres are a hard- ta1kin', straiqht-shootin' bunch. The c1ub's topic tor the year is socialized medicine, and the team under the instruction ot Mrs. Hannah Yanke, is in thar pitchinf A HARRY GIBSON F :Amalfi Ay S X T 'mf W . 3' ,if t 4! 1 fp tt- ' felis? X ff U 4 Y JEL. 4 I , JOHN HALL 'V gf J x DRAPER HURD I 63 tg i4xx, X ' ks 195' , A l an 7' Al s 3 3 L,ti BILL KOTZ JOE MARINO gig GQ! . S B t A DAVE PALO LOUISE PAULS t -O' MERTON PROCTOR H? 3? A BOYD RIPPLIN GER ELSIE SUTHARD M. BLACK ai gn A --sl My 1 8' , Rr wiv IOAN BONDY mg.-s 2'x BEBE DARE DAY it-f-'r GEORGIA ECONOMY 'Silt gag 4 4513 W., X 1 MARGIE FERGUSON 1 we if IOAN HODGSON CAROL HUNT 1 l l 5 y F Q French Club cLUB oPPicERs 'E' D. STEVENSON ic. l 'E' THOMPSON ga E, C gi? Dt DROTHY URQUHART President Garene Weblnei' Vice President Pat Chapman Secretary Lynn Thisted Treasurer Elizabeth Wall One ot the most active bunch of qals around this outfit is Les Pressures Francaisesu niore commonly known as the tssfil M in X , 113: ann ' Q1 H ,gy is 'I 4.. 'Firin- French Club. This versatile qroup sponsored and financed a school in France oi 141 students as well as staqinq the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Miss Catherine Rathrnan holds the Q quidinq hand over these lively qals. ELIZABETH WAT? tum- -- 5- . W si , M 1 - ' ,Sm 1 5- 1 aa iq A M-S.. -A qv' A . , TE' L :za -:ie L N l 5ffif',.QAi5'ii: '- f ,J V -EE--11. ulfwwi- 2 '11 '1 ti 1 ti ir. :A 535 ' 1' ' 1oAN MORGAN PAT RAHN DOROTHY IOHNSON RUTH KINNEY GARENE WEBBER 'H if 'H qi 5: 'ft' E' ' X -MQ ' ff 'sr Nr ,ff H gg i , Y .l l,z , if L 4 ! rm 5 1 ,Q ix 9 PATSY ioumnomxis comxris KIOLET PAT Mccmrv mls ouns PEG SCHEMM cmrczusw wrzrwstimm KAYE MILLONS LOUISE PAU' 9 SHIRLEY SHERMAN RACHEL KINNEY ELLEN MANTHEY -sf A9 .W w a' 1- ,N , . N '79 6 , D N , , Q '- L wt. V f -as ' tti t rs m 2 PAT XNOODAHL ACKERMAN, EARL BOWER, DICK CAMPBELL, KEN CLUB OFFICERS ' 3? 3 Pres. . LLL,LLL,LL .. .. ,LALLL..,,LLL,L,L, . ., ,Ioe Cloidt :ill Vice Pres. .. . Bill Burris ,7LL, ,L7L., M ac Portere-2nd Semester ,gt Sec'y.. .. . .. . L77,,,LL,7,,7LL . 7,,77ee,7 Lree, O O ,, ,. lim Fake The Lazy L gang organized their spread some years ago but didn't get the ranch on a payin' basis until last year. The gang has a roundup every Wednesday and bring together all the hands what have earned their spurs. The herd works with the management to add land to the range, and the boys have become old hands at chawin' th' tat 'bout their work, consisting ot runnin' the football rodeos, helpin' with th' work, helpin' with th' Halloween shindig an' policin' the coral durin' contest time. The boys bought a talkin' machine for the bunk house and gave each new dogie three bucks toward his harness and even helped buy a new case tor them shiny trophies. CLOIDT, IOE down along with a feed and spring outin'. COCKRILL, FRED V. , . if tt - amz, K Xi Q K COLE, RALPH FAKE, IIM GRAY, DON GRENA, RAY . CUNNINGHAM, TOM GOODEAU, GEORGE GREEN, IOE HUNSBERGER, TED TENKINS, BOB KOTZ. BU-L Breaking into their hard-ridin' program. the boys had their yearly hoe- ROTHWEILER BOB TRENKLE, ALLAN VAN NOV, HOWARD VOLK, FRED ff' 14 V WARDINSKY, BILL MCHENRY, IACK PORTER, MAC REBAL, DICK WEBB, HAL LARSON, LAVERNE MCCLUNG, ALLAN PERRY, LORAN RAWLES, IERRY ROMBOUGH, BOB WILSON, HEINIE l,.,'L,,,w-.mn-ki-.ay V , 7 ff-- ,-mkmmn-iw -ff. 1A 1JsnlKSmmwm7g f- lgv.zLf.11l-ll---nnm.Mmnmp-un: ANDERSON, P. KITTAMS, S. ARCHEY KOTZ, MARY BABBEV IQYCE KRABER, KAY V 'E Go Au Ao I Vgz. ..: A , . it K I I-:E 1 ,111 Yi I ., I , Qhr, fr WW V 2-: ii I A 5 A 'Z -'P 34 1- 5-P I ,rkrhi , , . , . , A .,.-, ' - 7 ,.v we V 1'-K I I 1 ' ' I 'k BAKKUMV MARGIE BROWN, SHIRLEY GORDON, BARBARA MAE LAMAR, MOLLIE A K Vi 'yy' , . , I Z, i .,,' R 1, Q A Q I fi , ,A 5 as- ' I in , , I . M 1, 7 ,L ,iii , 5 ,A K ,gnu ' I ,f'W'w,., ' Q .ig I I., 1, , gf' ,ff-' I I iw. I if Wvxz' 1- I I I 5 ' Ry Y I,1:.:ws+1w my V, I .Q I I BARDWEI-Li DOROTHY BRUST, BARBARA CARR, NANCY DALVE, SHIRLEY EBERL, SHIRLEY HILDAHL, DORIS LETSTIKO, DELI-A - W-ww , f K , ' if ,v ,E ,. . . 32'-lm V V 'viii-y, , wa. -Q ,, ,xg .. ,,-.,g..Q- I -Y - f2W,!w:332g,r. 95.0. V -,yy BECHARD, VIRGINIA CALVERT, SHIRLEY CREEKMORE, DONNA DONEY, BETTY ENGLISH, IAYNE HUNT, CAROL LEWIS, RUTH BROVVN, PEARL CARLSON, VIRGINIA CUMMINGS, GERRY , L EA , OLIVE I . , , , LITTLE, AUDREY DUNNING MIMA IE GOOD U KOLET CORAIIF .ae I Y ff Ii '-P3 it aff t LORANG, HELEN Q' 19 61 LORANG, MARY CLUB OFFICERS Pres. C 7 C C 7 7, , 7 ,7 C Ruth Toy V. Pres ., , CC C C, C. Virginia Carlson Sec'y 7i,s, CC .,s,,sss,, C C Gerry Chisholm, Helen Lorang TOY RUTH Treas. s.e,se,sse,si C C C C C CC CC C CC Nancy Schell Recording Sec'y CC CCCCCCC C Coralie Kiolet Sponsor CCCCCCCC C CCCCCCC C C CC CC- CCCCC C CCCC CC Miss Becker The G. A. A. was organized tor them gals that like sports even after doin' their regular ranch chores. To work out the saddle kinks, the gals played softball, volleyball, and soccer. They ended the roundup season with a good ole fashion hay ride. Durin' the long winter nights the gals went in tor sports they could play in the barn: basketball, ping pong, and bad- minton. Come Christmas, the cow girls helped the doin's along by yodeling carols. A roller skatin' party lined up the bunk house. This spring the old cow gals was given a feed by the club. pg LUCERO, NORRIDA WHIT . ' .R I WN f ll' It T 2 xy V LUNDINI ESTHER MCKENZIE' IOYCE SMITH, SHIRLEY WINIUM MARY LEE vi Vin K.: X 'S' A-Ri' U ..,,.,,. I' , WI If -I 'Is J f LUNDOUIsT. SHIRLEY MINOR, GWEN PETERSON, DONNA LEE PYATT, Lois ROGNE, BARBARA STUCKER PI-IYLLIS WINTERROWD I V A fi? I , . fw 'K . f-1 i Nl' , -f A 61 tif, l :as F- , ,C , X -M X A f' ,I 5 ., 'I ' C C 1 LUOMA, cIIARI,orI'E MURRAY, MARY IO PETERSON. SHIELA REID, FLORENCE RorvoLD, HELEN TABOR, GERALDINE ZACHARY E LUWE, PAT PARKER, DOROTHY PORRO, SUSAN RENNING, GEORGIA SHAPLEIGH, DELLA THAXTER RMAN lwx Ps-4 bn, . 1941 B. BALLESTAD BARBARA I MARY MEAGHER A. ODEGARD 'hd MARY BRADFORD KATHERINE REID EILENE CARSON DORIS GOLEBY CLUB OFFICERS Pres. P as DDDD L. .. Katherine Reid V. Pres. , lo Ann Olds IIIIDII DDDIDD H arriet Merrill Publicity , ,,7,,,,,7,,,,7,,7,,,,,,,, Eilene Carson Sponsor , , . ,,7, , 7,77,,,, Miss Helen Oeschger With Miss Helen Oeschger as range boss, the Library Club gals ride fence by siraightenin' the shelves and card tiles, mending book harness, rounding up almanacs and McCufty's Readers for the classrooms, ride herd on stray dogies Crnember 'em fine slips?l and in general helping the foreman-hopin' that soon they'll be gun-totin' foremen too. Durin' Hallowe'en time the gals had a corn huskin'p and at Christmas time them hardened hombres showed they still believe in Santy Claus by havin' a party for all the younguns. Whoopie tor the book worms!! fri- . ' ..'.f.'.:-- 4' 2 A K fi 1 . N ,W I V f ff '-11-V. ,fs I I Q- '. ff f wm ' 1 I ' 42' rf 121Ei:fw:0Ef:' I A 14- 'J-f'Z'!'9 4:-ra-:f it w ff FR' N212 :L fl ' .--,1..,.f:u,.. f,::j,:,54, ,nfl it i , ix PE e:J:':':7::f:I:f GERTRUDE LITZINGER f . .. fff rmmafff HAZEL LUOMA , ' - ' ' . ,ll , P 1 A we A t, , we MARILYN SPRING IUANITA THIEBAUD sa -A A ll,, .L G. WALDENBERG SHIRLEY WALKER xt tt MARY BLACK REID COLLINS HAL CRANDALL I 2 'Eli Marilyn Thisted W R I Pea Schemm . . , Dorothy Urquhart C . Et E BILL FERGUSON 101111 HGH ' R f Hal Crandall Esther Lundin .. it National Forensic League CLUB OFFICERS L. President 7. ,lo,lo , .Vice President ll,,,. Secretary Treasurer . Parlimentarian , L Correspondent R. RICHARDSON PEG SCHEMM NANCY SWANBERG in 1 S- L. LYNN THISTED Sponsor . l,l, .. Edmund T. Anderson Advisor l,ol, ,,,,o. , .Hannah R. Yanke , I it fa 1 We re proud of this gang of hoq callers, who have dis- fp 2, 5 I Pg Q. I gfe- izfi: f' - ' . W.. .,-rm A, K .n M..-V. IIM FLAHERTY ,pf V 'Wifi Q.-A I 4 Al HARRY GIBSON IOHN HALL 53- We i ,IA i ' Ti? P S lii -fm? I tinquished themselves with their qlib tongues during their stay - I on the spread. The mob has its own distinctive brandwno 7 - others can make that statement. Our assistant foreman has I ' sponsored the outfit in its more active moments. DAVID THOMAS Q 'ah 1, fs. '45 'K wi . u L .... fs . . L . 1 FRANK HASTINGS BILL NEVE LORNA THOMPSON DRAPER HURD BILL KQTZ IIM KRUGER ESTHER LUNDIN DAVID PALO DOROTHY URQUHART 29 'Q' National Scholastic Athletic Honor ociety C1421 lst Row: LaVern Larson, Bob Yurko, Dick Rebcrl, Bob Rothweiler, Nick Wolf. 2nd Row: Bill Kotz, Loran Perry, Bob Farnsworth, Mac Porter. Standing: Howard Van Noy, Fred Volk, Ralph Cole, lim Fake, Hal Webb, Ken Campbell. Not Pictured: Ice Clordt, Bob Rombouqh, Ray Grena. This h'yar club encourages brawny hombres to Work for better scholastic standings, so that in order to rate a bunk, these bronc busters must have a varsity letter, a scholastic average better than the ranch average tor three consecutive semesters, the recommendation of Foreman Falgren for sportsman- ship, along with strict observance ot training rules and general good conduct. Some sayf!'They're the winnahslu Office Force This bunch keeps the ranch in qood shape by doin' the book Work, ridin' herd on absence slips, keepin' track of phone calls, and perforrninq qenr'i front roorn jobs. Ever since the ranch house opened, about eiqhteen years aqo, the office force has been in opera- tion. Each office worker spends a req- uiar class period in the office an' gets V2 Credit in her pay envelope. 1oLA BERHOW MAmoR1E Bowcurr DOROTHY STEVENSON ,iN 7 BETTY BANKS btudent Fan American League -we CLUB OFFICERS L 'V ' . . lst Semester 2nd Semester 'B Period I ,s f iitffffii Pres., ,.,,,,, Iirn Stanley ,.,,..... .,,,. I im Stanley DICK BOWER V' Pres' CCCCCC I Sec'y-Treos. C,C,,,, L Period V Pres. ,, C,,,,, L, V. Pres. I EILEEN CARSON SeC'y-Trecrs. ,.,,,C L Chris Stevens ,,,,,C Moc Porter CCC..CC L,,,,.C1'1ris Stevens . CC,,. ., MCIC Porter Marjorie Moline ,,,. Kari I-Ijerrnstcxd Joyce Siperiy ., Connie Snippen Ionie Rcidiqan ,,,,.,,.t. ., , ,,C,, Ioyce Siperly ' . ,,'. .t.s 'itt AUDREY CARTLIDGE DIXIE LEE DAVIS DELLA FERRIS STELLA GNOIEK BARBARA CHESNEY BARBARA COTTRELL FRED ERICKSON MARY GOGGANS LGRAE HANSEN MONNA I-IANSON W v A v Ann ivinixi MARGIE MOLINE MARGARET NELSON . ,III is s I 5 ff uf ni .A , ,lm ,b ,-M. F f -:fa QMXAQQ--hcyfzz I V ,mf Wggi,-A3i.m.....7,f+ I n, Q - wN,,,w,,..IwL..,..fv 14, - A :,,,,,,.,Q b,,L.......g5 51, Ir , hg,..v,M5,gg.,,.,,.,I, K 'ff ' 'M .,mt?......,..wrmIf'- . DOT PLAMER MARILYN PEARSON I MX XX Mimi 4 Q Wiz: lf' Alvlx t MARY PERETTI Z1 A DON TALCOTT W' g N . r . ' .mi mr X if ,J i'::i Y ' X 'J A MAC PORTER J, I SARAH THIEBAUD I I ARM R' A l I 1Q A fR AR R i l2 I H97 If 4 y Q K at W S l,1 Q' AY VIRGINIA TI-IELI-:N IIW1 55, .f,' ail1TQl,.Q ' x X . .4 ' eftfffsx l iii The Student Pan American League rode onto the scene in 4 A'R' 1 ' 1939. Made up ot all them learned second-year Spanish stu- I ' 4 -IIW dents, the group is one ot the Student Chapters ot the Pan f A I - American League. These chapters have range land in the U. S. , PAT RILEY and twenty other American republics. The group's purpose is JOYCE TINELLI to work together with all the other gauchos toward understand- i Z ing and harmony in the bunk house of the Western Hemisphere. t'RiRt' 'ttt A h' M' 'itnttv . The hombres have a meetin' at least once a month, and gzigvll. if . I fiy , each class picks its own foreman. During the first semester the if 'W' 2 i f, club took an airy-plane ride through South America, and then ,i..' iVi.lp: i,. , they studied Mexicoewhose ranch is right next to ours. To make sure they ain't been led astray, one ot the toremen, Chris Stevens, is takin' a hand, Ernie Hams, and is high-tailin' it to if !?! 5 A Mexlco ms Summer' IOYCE ROBINSON PEGGY TOBIN ffifi ' , I Q-j' 5 'L ' Q-if :xy rf' , ' Ig 1, I , f L . .fm W . -if' EDWARD SARTAIN JOYCE SIPERLY CONNIE SNIPPEN 'UM STANLEY IRENE VANCE GENEVIEVE SCHIFF VERNON SEIDL HARRY SMITH CHRIS STEVENS BARBARA SUI-IR NANCY SWANBERG LEO ZIEBARTH 3 E STANLEY BAILEY g 2 : ,1 K ' 1 I I Q NLS mn A WILFOBD BROWN IOHN ROSSI RALPH SANDERS .Q E' 37 'MSD DICK CHISHOLM RALPH COX ,f Kiwi L A ' i af i ,: TED COX BOB DIXON E in 'W i EDWlN CUNNINGHAM 1'll1lPl,fI5T HOBBY TOM CUNNINGHAM Bill, Dt QNNFI, CLUB OFFICERS -Ov!!-Wir 'W , 1 lst Semester 2nd Semester Chief L Dennis Keller Stan Bailey Secretary , L Ed Kenik ELLSWOBTH SCHUFF Captains Bob Skovron LaVerne Hammon Tom Cunningham Ralph Cox Sponsor ,, ,, ,e , Mr. Hancock V-Y, This group keeps the gang here at Great Falls High School lm in hand, not by totin threatening .45's and riding high strung cow ponies, but by using their blue and white paddles with effective results, as many fence climbers and breakers of other school laws can Verify. We appreciate the services rendered us by this group under the direction of Mr. Hancock. Patrol qula .5 . Q i si -1- , , . 5 .. vs if fi Qs: isa ' Y I -ff 1 ,. i l,AVlfHN H F.Ml.'iV'-lil UM l'lUl3EliT IOHN HAY LACK KAl,l'l'ZKFI 8 ff i -Q33 4 X f V . I , 5 , Slug BX JK gi ?f B 1 fi an fi A idr W i im lali:spi,rftM , ED KENIK HM MElSl'ER -w BOB SKOVHON ,K i 130 - li., LARRY MOWER CHARLES SKCVBON it 'ef it 3 1 , K L 'ti ' 4 ra 9 .X as 4 gg iv..-1+-I,.i. C7l'fCll. MURPHY BF BB 'VYNES IERBY O'REll.lY lfflfllll Vlff?'l'Vvl1'XN 5 . 4 , - 1 9 5' .4-K ffm L x L 52 Pr' ' 'W M GW A H f,'i'FVH'i QM' fr s 'fbfi n5.'f:ffff!S?s'f ' ff1m'7, bwfsf f ?w9W'7 , :L 5655? K 535 Hi' Aw,-1'ff?f' V A, WAx,Q, , ,.Q,AX,W ,Q , ,,., , .. W 'xlif my gzfszm in emu! esmzff rf if MW: iff grgffr, M ffsfgf ings' Jififf !1ffiww.'f affiwiw Q? ffiliff N ffrffwfw um H f f ,, W V57 ??.'s.'f5Wm2 ,,fisf?f?f1sif:x1fJ3, FM! 53 iff-'YYDLY STI F29 ?1.f4'2fr'ff1fb , , if' . 3 xfirimiff. 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Jffwfki ,'VNf,' A 59? fffkfffi 5.f,L,,Lfjs11f:'fl f,'G , 2:70 X Q15 ffxgU f ' Magid: 1 ' 5 2 vs mifiwf 2' if fxfff 2501- f'fff2!f'f?fg A222 fifmv fi-fwigfzsi 5322 iYsm,:w ?!.'PfPi,z. lgllfififgfxf fffifsiffsmz, f in 'iffy 2 Em: ffffgikfrir, 6Q'?2ffsLw+:: fifzffzmfs flfyfa Wfifzf Sum ' 4 f f2Y'!,?ig fxfifffcf, ffUE?:Q'?P!fsF2,' J: 5.?f?f1!'ff ffffffi' frY't'iffl9FF?5 .Afrfaff Xf ,V fm img filffeffzffp am up fb iff- fXffUkiAf ,, Jiiiilf Y , ,yfzvfiwfw Zim,-54,312 .5A,qu,f3if'Li ' mfr .v,5f2cw'f+ Q ' 'ls ffvffwfzlzfiw' Y fa .kkflzffe Q ,zlf fs!! .iwfif zfffix' Paw' , an 'A M ,Qiffw Etffif A 7 P V ,Q iris iff, 3 scifi? gf' sh i V2 43 I iaffsgfffr 61+ 3h gg xJl!'U?-iiI2?ilQ'fLf by lay: W J ffl fffiii , V FC mam' Players' Club CLUB CFFICERS lst Semester 2nd Semester Pres. Delmar Ladd Margaret Driscoll V. Pres. . .. Peg Schemm . Beverly Ballestad Sec'y-Treas. Pat Freeman Dolores Hannemann Sponsor .. ,r,,,,r,r ,r,,,, . .. . Mrs. Baker The Players Club is doin' near as good a job as any ot them QF 1- G! ENGLISH, IAYNE FONTANA, ADELE FOTES, CA THERINE ., H A1 l :'3 s Q Q, FREEMAN, PAT Broadway dudes because members act in the horse operas, smear on the war paint, help make the duds, and sell the . Annie Cakleys. Twice a year the hands put the club back on ga. 5? a payin' basis by -turnin' in their dues. Meetings are held every ' A 4 two weeks. Uncertain Vtfings given November 14 and 15 was their biggest production. A if T if lt T ,fm t GORDON, B. wma 3 urns' mms E E affair WSQMM ARLENE GOSNEY, BETTY ix X 4- X, M -v GOSNEY,V. ai! ,mm 4-QS' HANNEMANN, D. I N. F 4 RQ! 1 f X Y! 5 HANSEN, LARAE ' WWW , -ifi S. I f I A Y by I I ' X PX Kfif HASTINGS, FRANK X wA'I5f43xEX Q I -me-.. RICHARDSON, M. 'V' ROI-IR, IEANNE scm-:Mm PEG 3 5- 6-.-J' SIPERLY, IOYCE I A ua. .X mf 1? X I E ,j' KAY PARSONS, EVELYN STAGEBERG, VIVIAN i 33562. 3 E I. z , K f 4 HILDAHL, DORIS KELSO, COLLEEN KOTZ, MARY IOGSDON, LAVERNE MILLONS, x 5 5 I. ' 'Z 5. 1 I Wa ff-HI, , We l I I I a wc, I 4 W T I , I' 4:14 A 'A W - , illg SQ ,,.., ' f I 1 , K' 'Mi If . 1 3' 5 -wi ' ., , A x ,gsm - .,..: I , MM nt., rv I7 'W , f '1 S- , , ,ff A, Sf W I I, 1:1 -R I I if , JXAQEI I I 'A IA . 45 z.. I-IOLZBERGER, IOYCE KIOLET, CORALIE LEISTIKO, DELLA MATZ, LORRAINE NELSON, MARGARET REID, FLORENCE STEFFANI, BERNICE IUNG, MORRIS KORDAS, ALEXANDRIA LEMMER, BARBARA MEAGHER, MARY PARKER, ELSIE RENNING, GEORGIA 1 , I I , I ,,,,. .ar mf .4sg,,, -1 13691 -dl -419' , IM F ' Sn- , I fy Qu 'Q T' I A E, , , MZNL? I A .,-,, if, K 1 bgmz- . I f it up WUERL, CLAIRE qw-. 2' PW if R F CLUB OFFICERS President. , ,,,, Fred Cockrill V. Pres. .C Ierry Keenan 7,7, . Ralph Cole-f2nd Semester Sec'y eeer ee,, G ladys Ferguson Sponsor. e,,7, , Carol Zipperian , Mr. Granolef2nd Semester This group of ski riders has been more active this year than ever be-tore and, with the assistance ot some of the Senior Ski Club Members, has achieved its aim of establishing skiing as a major sport in Great Falls High School, Twenty-tive senior class members spent several days at Elkhorn Hot Springs dur- ing the Christmas vacation and various members took part in the rodeo on skiis at the state meet in Anaconda and in the city meet at King's Hill. BLACK BARBARA CALVERT, GEORGE CLAPP, CATHY COCKRILL FRED GENDREAU LEE BLACK MARY ANN fCHApMAN, PAT CLARK' MARTIN CQLE, RALPH EDMONDS, GEBBY ERICKSON FRED GIBSON HARRY CHAQE BROWN CLARK, MISE CRANDALL, HAL EDWIN, HOWIE FERGUSO lei b M T I Q . , 'I M I -Bk., A czrmsx HM mvoas, smaiuv MARINO mi I I Qgfwm1,yjaky1, fgfjmgkgfj IUHNSON, ISABEI, ML-IWCWPJT-lEf'I 'lAJ 'V ffl . A ig W L. 'Y -, NN J, - , ' W' . . , , I A I A , A WHL If cgmvits, CJAHY YOHNSON, STAN mifvn ' sf, ff F' ga fl 42 iff 4. iii 'H HATFIIQ IA, FAUX. il HAYEK, BARBARA -wi, Ill N RADIGAN, IANIF RAHN, ' I 'HINIP 'IYWM NEED, MARILYN YORIUAN IACK Of IIS, SHIRT PTY RICHARDS, 'NILLY SVHEMM, PEC STIINSHTH, BERNICF Sv I 'QI SC 'C U'1 I'EN, BUD SEESK, DON I E E I :W ' 15 r .,. . ,vim Q va, fififf' .fr 'Nm PAUL SIIIIHBARBARA 'I' .' A TAYLOR, BIU. 'Q QF' ji' IAEA if IA TAYLOR GEORGYY Q , 1 THOMAS, DAVII 6- I, HOMPSON, www sq. 2. su TRENKLE, ED 'QF 3? ffxx 29151 N 'is J 1 . TRODICK, JACK I 4,1 fi? I 'fi' 3 , Y A A W ' M, g,X ?r 7 I' EW. ' ' ,S KEHNAN, IFRPY PAF O IWAVID I-YILTHAIIIVSON HUSSEW SI.Il'I'TITN LIARITIN THAXTER, IANICE WEINSHEIM, G. HOIIAND, IANIIT IA I1 AL'1fP':ilCI VII I I'Y , NK 'r if K, Ga. Q7 . ,Q .533 N ax , ng K KOISHUD, OIINII KFIUGER IACK 63 PERUSSF, PIDYI3 ROSETH, WAYNE SMITH, FARY. THISTED LYNN WILSON, CHUCK I IAI PEHUSSI ' HOWF, CHARLES BYE? e.W+ - Y S'1'ANI.IfY JIM THISTED, SUE VJOODAHI, PAF Lx! MARILYN THISTED Assistant Editor Ist Semester KEN CAMPBELL Sports IOE GREENE Sports S3 BUD SCOTTEN Sports BETTY BLEND Reporter X tn. Iniwa F A3 CHRIS STEVENS Editor-in-Chief Ist Semester K, TOM NEWCOMB Advertising Manager Ist Semester tag MRS. PHELAN Sponsor DELLY LARSON Business Manager lst Semester gf +34 L ' K L DALE MILLER Photographic Editor DON BAKER Cartoonist ll' rom CUNNINGHAM SALLY CHAMBUSS Reporter ISABEL IOHNSON Reporter CIub Editor OLINE KOLSRUD Reporter 2nd Semester DIXIE LEE DAVIS Advertising Manager 2nd Semester CI-IARLENE Reporter MARY RICHARDSON Reporter VIRGINIA CARROLL Assistant Editor 2nd Semester BARBARA HAYEK Society Editor BETTY IARACZESKI Society '-Er' IOYCE NELSON Reporter CHUCK WILSON Reporter 44- tts I I X, t 'ff A so '. v ,rf ., , e Eg.. , ami-A ,, It X T6 i Through the school paper, The lniwa, students of all clubs and classes voice their opinions. Radicalism, boiled in fire-conservative doses, tried in common sense, and with the prominence of the ideas ot high school people, who together with the full recognition of the sponsor and administration, demonstrate that High School lournalism is corning of age. Here the exuberance, vitality and ideas of young people are voiced more than in any other organiza- tion in school, and the advantages offered in the preparation ot a future career ot writing are numerous. 11531 DALE MILLER Photographic Editor DALE FORBES Editor-in-Chief Roun up tag Witli tearing of hair and prayers that the yearbook would make the deadline, the top- hands worked the Roundup crew plumb loco to get out a new and different annual, even putting on an assembly to get the Wranglers hepped up about this year's book. The different boards worked together to really step up pro- duction. The business staff raked in the money and subscriptions, the literary board slaved over captions and the will and prophecy, the art board sketched and drew pictures 'till their hands were permanently discolored, while the photo board placed pictures and ping pongs with true western energy, and the sports de- partment highlighted the year's teams and events. MARY BLANK Art Editor PAT CHAPMAN Business Manager MARILYN THISTED Literary Editor 7:-ffl N. CLARA PHELA N Sponsor HOWARD EDWIN Sports Editor vw if img, 1, .ffl 1 ff . , Hz -, 4 -fy, vw ' A iz Q3 tfiiggrir it Mg.. ,al ali' ED ALF Business DON BAKER Art SALLY CHAMBLISS Girls' Sports CHARLES BOBOTH Art IOAN BONDY Typist if I is , asa: IQ, uf' I tif f' YV'. I 1, 3 A at it GEORGIA ECONOMY Photography ' IOI-IN HALL Business ' Q DOLORES I-IANNEMANN Photography BILL NEVE Business DOROTHY STEVENSON Photography EVELYN PARSONS Photography NANCY SWANBERG Business Q ,X 6 LOUISE PAULS Photography DAVE THOMAS Photography f,'R4 or ELLEN PEARSON Photography LORNA THOMPSON Literary RALPH COLE Sports BARBARA CHESNEY Art VIRGINIA CARROLL Photography - me-A ' ik ig DAVE KUNZ 'Ns V I Photography ' 1 DOLORES LARSON . N Business 1 ' IOE MARINO Literary t' J in -A it 1 fr' JACKIE PETTYIOHN If ' Business GAY PHILLIPS 1 GirIs' Sports PAT RAI-IN Girls' Sports DOROTHY UROUHART Literary ELIZABETH WALL Literary ZANNA WENTWORTH Typist 3 ARDITH ZUNCHICH Twirlin Corps t LEONA WEAVER MARIORIE LINSETH ALAINE SCHELLING ZANNA WENTWORTH The Twirlers' job is to give some pulchritudinous entertainment at the school doin's. Twirlin' them little sticks, the gals add interest to the athletic events and have shown oft their talent in some unusual stunts. Garene Webber is the captain. f157y -Y-,,.,....... gnxnqn 4.- L Cr: ,,. '- Under its leader, Mr. Haakon Anderson, the orchestra consolidated itself and its efforts to a greater extent than ever before, all members participated in the performances for the Efiucators Conference the Messiah all the dramatic product tions of the year, the spring concert and the trip to Chotcau gil? r- i-' has ' 'ttf rr.r ,ftfgflf gf? y . , me ' A kwWm,it.y-Www-:it..r-.. - , .V .. gk Top Row: Katherine Houseman, Gloria Hawn, Katherine Carabas, Keith Stephens, Maynard Warwick, Edward Lefebvre, Russel Wagner, lack Smith, lim Todd, Della Ferris, Martha Halvorsen. , , 2nd Row: Shirley Mushino, Dedei Brick, Robert Lee Walker, David Wahlberq, Marshqil Annau, Dorothy Courtrraqe, Dorothy Parker, Charlotte1Conquerqood. 3rd Row: Rosemary Kinney, Lucille Ludtke, Iola Ber- how, Franklin Bosshczrdt, Pay Hczefer, Marjory Moline Rosemarie lager, Left to Right: 'Top Row-'Patricia Reed, Clara Davidson, Barbara Suhr, -Mary Alice Second Row: Ioan Hodgson, Qggirlin Mohn, Ernest Mary Louise Kotz. .- ' tl58l Top Row: Ieanine Thurber, Doris Hildalil, 2nd How: Carol Moe, Ellen Iecm Manthey, Patricia Sorenson. Top Row: Howard Farley, Margaret Brent, Ioe Marino, Znd Row: Nancy Carr, Lois Ann Miller, Elsie Miller. Top How: Rivliard Lund, Morris lung, Arthur Cllnqan. 2nd Row: Merton Prorfor, Harold Nichols, Alvin lenkins. Top Row: Marlowe- Svlxwartz, Sheila Peierson, Evelyn Krenqel. 11591 Besides playing a major role in the annual Christmas production of l-Iandel's Messiah, groups of singers from Miss Arm Anclersorfs A Cappella chorus sang in a majority of the assemblies and other school functions. These qirls', boys' and mixed octets, sextets and quartets carried this expanded program of group singing out further in performing at civic and social organizations throughout the city. Choir E . E W ,, if it i e: Lois Butler, Betty Voeqele, Mary Io Mur- . rcxy, Virginia Carlson, Mmjy Powers. H607 Upper Row: Kay Kraber, Barbara Dykeman, Iune Leistiko, Ioanna Coloff. Lower Row: JoAnn Pederson, Helen Strand, Loretia Laqston, Phyllis Connolly. Upper Row: Anna Eliason, Irene Lande, Joan Hendy Sue Umphress. Lower Row: Catherine Clapp, Ioann Acord, Nancy Cal- vert, Robin McPhal1. Upper Row: Anna Poirer, Theresa Oberemdt, Vlvian Westdal, lean Wiprud. Lower Row: Teresa Carr, Patiy McGinty, Dolores Childs, Upper Row: Ernesi Hams, Robert Schuman. Lower Row: Ernest Wells, Harold Nichols, Iames Fla- herty, Burton Wrxerl. ll6ll The band, with its new director, Mr. Dana Pietersen, rode over a wide ranqe of activities. lt played marches at football and basketball games, travelled to Missoula With our team, and performed, as a climax to this season of versatile music making, a concert of serious symphonic music. The Ban Top Row: Bob honey, ltllrxrqie G Dunlop 'lim Mains I-Lal Bill Lambert Kal Pat Bauer Dave Shirley Wise Top Cathryn Uecker, lohn Quit Row: Strom, Dwi Mo llaelfsr, It-urn clfll llft-4 U1 f' fs-1' tltvvvlbv- X-tltufw' its li-Lt D Fixll K1 Ynpa, Cecil Beck lsrry Wentworth, lim vt, Bob Vorww, T Row: Neil Ralph im Seaton, l Ioe George l ,J M WJ' ,, G y . liljklkf X R lg- 'XJ J X J, K X' I ljt I if , n j? t if t t .f 'K i P J i ' 't Q5 , J Top Row: Dick Lillie, Shirley Lundquisl, Don Lillie, Iim Peretti. 2nd Row: Bill Pledge, Sian Iolfmson. Natalie Wilkins, Ioanne Malone, Glen Mac- Laura Sipes, Stanley Warner, Bob Thisted, 3rd Row: Donald, Denis Karaffa, Dori Baker. Top Row: Ralph Farley, David Penderqrass, Iim Huber, lack Trodick, Donna Olds, Znd Row: Prank Laslovich, Don Forrest, Dick Lund. I .Q - f J X X , . .Af Top Row: Pat Riley, Cleora Anderson, Nancy Warden, Ruth Kinney, lo Ann Siainsby, 2nd Row: Betty Young, Kay Millons, Nancy Cameron, Edith Klaboe. IIE 3 PAT RAHN V ffm- I. .QM V .VV-KV -wr V 'A 'awlzgw W. . ,,,, WMV TEIQQQQ-Vi 543 957- A-5 V e f 5551 A 2 V' . wfikg Vai, V V . 515 ' -Yi. fwm L' ww. ' f -'L , iislfif VIOLA HAGFELDT FLORENCE REID ' J A-W1 gf VV VL BEATRICE DUEFIELD E 3 5 '-, ' Qgfgn f',k kv V. I BETSY I-IILDAHL VIVIAN STAGEBERG We V ,V,, ,'.V-. A,'. I Q I 5' A 1 I V .,.f A V , V k 77 V VW 7,,? . V.gly f kyyyl il A, ,i.W QQIE ' 'V l AQ A,' I V I Un ,WLM Me fLkcww! JOYCE EARL DORIS I-IILDAHL ,A . L. VVV. I i V,, .V , , mi? .-' ., V141 an f'11W7'. VV ' , mffif .' I BARBARA GORDON 'SE 4 V he Ye, :L iv Va I J 1 , 5- fxli nw , .. ,. W GERRY GREEN 2' il tel VV4V:. ' T 4 J,, 2 Img-rf c - A ,b . I ' V lE W . IVVO 2 V M-:V - I zf 1 P If AAVVV , 4 V AV .AEA' I El E 2 '- V , 4,.i'I7l ' 1- E A , I Q ,- PAT LINN A WV w Q -, DARLENE MANNING ., X V ARDITH STENSON IANICE THAXTER T' CLAIRE WUERI. 'V V K h V V VV 7-vis . fb-1,5 I lr 'k'-LJ: V ' X 'QVQV ig: ' '.-,' 1 . ' V: V ' H I W' - V. 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W' r,a Q ss' V 11515 QMS 1 ':'. Qi,f?'?:?r-sw EA- J gs? y . W 3 1 Q be-x 4 .1 Mil , -. la, Q mx f Sf Q i E 55195 is t 6, W Fl RST INIWA Q , l wmi iimiuuii at Poor surrs is uso SENIOR PICTU RES Q 170 J A CHICHJQI SEPTEMBER 4efHigh school doors open to admit nearly 1600 students. 14-Football team plays scoreless game in Sheridan. 20-First lniwa of year comes out. 2lfBisons travel to Havre for 20-6 Win. 28-Bisons defeat Billings in Memorial Sta- dium 27-7. OCTOBER 1-Final election of executive board and class officers. 5W-Bisons defeat Helena Bengals in Me- morial Stadium 20-0. 8f-United Nations test. 124--Bisons travel to Anaconda for 13-7 win. 14-16--Seniors have pictures taken. 16-Sophomore Assembly. 18--Bisons lose thriller here with Missoula 9-0. 26-Bisons invade Billings for 14-0 win. NOVEMBER l--Report cards come out as the first quar- ter ends. 2-Bisons defeat Everett, Washington here 13-6. 2-Club Uptown opens. 8-Bisons win over invading Butte 3-0. 14-15+-Player's Club presents Uncertain Wings. 17?-King's Hill skiers start season. 26-Juniors present class assembly. 27-Yearbook staff is named. 28-Bisons lose spirited Championship game in Missoula 13-0. 28-29-Breathing spell - Thanksgiving Va- cation. fri F' fa i CARE ' SCHOOL STAR T5 VN ,A 'ki waht? --0 71' it-' it- KING5-HILL LURES SKIERS .- f- .X Q , , 1 4171 , .. M ' J W? will wit-4 , T 55 ONS DROP TITLE I Calendar ' I P: I DECEMBER S .- Q I lilfinf - tl t . VAL PHY - W A-A-- . 1 ' 1-. ' 55' , r I .J Q1 ,, if ' 1uA.,,:4lu..W'I... ml? yd Basketball practice begins. -Music clinic held here for Montana Music Educators. 15--High school chorus presents The Mes- siah. l9ePat Freeman loses her Third Year Latin book. 20-Booster Ball. 20--Christmas vacation begins. 2l!Basketball season opens with Bison vic- tory over Glasgow 42-22. lANUARY 6-Refreshed students and faculty return to school. 7!l946 Roundup receives First Class Honor Rating. 10-Bisons defeat Billings here 48-42 in close game. ll---Bisons defeat Havre here 35-26. 17---Seniors take Naval Officer Examinations v-a Qt I ' I -41' i 'f'Iai:. HOOP TR YOUTS 'O ,- 1 4' 4' ' I I' Y Y v 'Y - c - L h l. Zmmuummms g at argent Sc oo . 'A' 'I. t1I 'r ' 17-Bisons win in Helena 40-39. P SENIOR BALI- 18-Bisons drop game at Butte 30-47. SSIAI-I 21-March of Dimes drive begins. 24-Bisons lose here to Butte 31-37. 24--Day of reckoning arrives with end of first semester. 27-Chris Stevens wins over Iim Fake in close S. A. Election. 28!Bisons Win in Lewistown 48-22. 31- -Bisons defeat invading Kalispell 43-34. tt ittgm 'it ' 9 .gf ' A54 ' -I if J MIN' p ' B I I Ili-,J Y F In ti yi' IVIUSIC CLINIC STEVENS VS. FAKE I171J ui 11. 'P- 5- tl ' S 21 if TB. X-RAY5 ,,., . . fl- J FPOSH ASSEIVI BLY LIFE HAS BEEN 50 Nl E! C 4. Calendar FEBRUARY l- --Bisons win over Missoula here 37-35. 7-Bisons invade Butte for 44-33 win. 7f-Freshman Assembly. 7A-Senior Ball draws large crowd. 8eeBisons drop game in Anaconda 44-55. 13--Roundup campaign gets under way with ambitious assembly. 14---Bisons win over Lewistown here 43-18. 15--Bisons drop game in Havre 38-25. 22--Bisons lose in Billings 47-27. 28-Pat Freeman hears of clue concerning lost Latin book. 28--Bisons defeat Anaconda here 39-28. MARCH 1-Bisons defeat Helena here 43-28. 7-Bisons travel to Missoula for 42-51 loss. 7HSeniors present spectacular class play, I Remember Mama. 10--Naval officer applicants take physicals in Helena. 13-Band concert. 13-15-Divisional Basketball Tournament at Missoula. 16-S300 of tourney money stolen from high school safe. 17-eBozeman choir presents free concert. 20-22YGreat Falls takes second place in State Basketball Tournament here. 24-26-Mobile X-ray unit. 27-United Nations test. 28-End of third quarter. , OTIS WI 'V ' T R NNW N0 MDV uv HER -4 gr 114GR V W PN VF W ETH Q tcm I 4 inn I -A Y ffnflmaffmww Q '. fiwfnhi 1-Q. ' us at F. 1, FR ll Y OU! I U A N' I , 55 'I Yen , X fs ?5f-3 , sms Htwmms Dil? y , , APRIL 1 y - - 1 . iflflfm , V' J ' CARTOONIST ll'lEEl'5 DEADLINE I WW 5 1 I? , 1 . V 1 1 ,t i 5 V Vt if V li 11 ,757 I I 4 42' 5 'YW' K a RRREPORT CARDS PREPARING FOR SENIOR PLAY 11721 30 :S 1 Z, t In 5 it .k lffwqb LAST DAY FOR SENKRS Q M.. . E.. 37,2 f I - ' St WWhe ' PH ,-11 Zn 5 GS.. T ROUNDUP GOES 0 PR ESS F- V 1x 2? E 3 gi Q f ii 0 sz. 1 te 02,0 i ' CQ y PUBUCKUON5 BANQUET Calendar la? APRIL 2--Another breather-Easter Vacation. Iolson Story for fourth time. TV f Q Rt s- it 'ily 5-Dolores Hannemann weeps over The lf , 'UMM Cf 8-Return from Easter Vacation. ll-Sadie Hawkins Dance. 12-Intra-squad track meet. 12-ROUNDUP GOES TO PRESS. l2-Phelan, Forbes, Miller, Neve, and T ted committed to Warm Springs. 19-Invitational track meet here. 29-Seniors present class assembly. MAY 2-'All-city music festival. 9-Roundup Day. lO--Northern Divisional Meet. 15-16-17--Big Six Track Meet. 20-Heisey Awards assembly. 21-Pat Freeman finds Third Year Latin book! 23-Publications Banquet. 29-Last day for seniors. -Memorial Day. -Iunior Prom. 30 31 lUNE l -Baccalaureate. 3-Commencement. 6-l8l days of school are completed. his- SCHOOL ENDS JW If ? Y 11 F HUP DLE5 POUN DU P D AY H731 V , HSL 4 ---.-U . mnnfunqw- M.. 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