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

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1948 volume:

9% IS] • 1 ■ saw i ' X — — Ss s$- p ft , kpi an. : ? WJ«J2E33 ■ :: ; Mm wt I 1 | 2d ' SB KB GENi . m ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRAR 3 1833 03621 7039 GENEALOGY 978.602 G79GFH 1948 II if edication Here is a story of events and people dedicated to high school life, to a young, healthy world of ambition and energy. With thanks to God in our heartsr 4iexe_we are: American teen-agers in action. Hello, Joe Three Pink Ladies — and a Lady After the Victor Are you ready? Yeah, Bo! Rhythm-Masters ' Sweet Rosie O ' Grady (5) p$s totf?  s2S pxesv det C e 4 d 0es , fe £ Q J € Gfljfc After school hours working on The Roundup. Class Presidents Manager Davidson State Journalism meet at Helena 1 t i Pepsi-Cola Winners Horner ' s method. (7; ' mgwawiiiuiH i m I (4 H ' JJJL ■ tr S ? % I ■ I pfc X. itf : :. Robert B. Farnsworth Superintendent ' s Message A high school annual dedicated to student life! No period in a lifetime will highlight as many pleasant memories as those years covered by this book — the four short years of work and play which are privileges of all those for- tunate enough to attend an American high school. The problems you have met as underclassmen, Juniors and Seniors offer a training program which has developed capable leaders and cooperative workers who rise to every emergency. Graduating Seniors will soon be in all parts of the world assum- ing responsibilities for which we hope your training here has partly prepared you. It is to you especially that we voice appreciation for the constructive things you have done for Great Falls High School, and extend best wishes for the time ahead. ROBERT B. FARNSWORTH I 12 ) k Mr. E. B. Cogswell Mr. V. F. Gibson Mrs. Frank Kerr Mr. R. B. Noble Confronted by unusually difficult school problems, the eight members of our board have proved themselves able and alert leaders by affecting a suc- cessful bond election in April, which will provide the funds necessary to rebuild schools, maintain repairs and keep teachers ' salaries adequate. It is through the efforts of these trustees that we have such excellent administrators, teachers and other school employees. Elected by the people, and serving without remun- eration, their position as mediators between public and school is one of impor- tant social consequence. Mr. R. H. Rebal Mr. J. F. Smith Mr. E. C. Steele Mr. Randall Swanberq ( 13 ) i Cyril H. Hancock Principal ' s Message The theme of this book, Student Life, represents more than the activities of the boys and girls in the Great Falls High School. It represents the realization of an ideal. In no other country do young men and young women have such unlimited opportunities for obtaining the benefits of education. In no other country are so many students attending the secondary schools, nor has any other country invested so much in the education of its youth. The student life of a typical American high school represents the realization of that distinctly democratic philosophy that education is for all boys and girls, and that to each should be given the privilege of attaining as much as his or her ability and ambition permits. May the young men and women pictured here continue to protect and defend our heritage of fre edom, and in the critical days that lie ahead may our investment in the education of our youth prove to be as it has in the past — our most valuable asset. Congratulations to the Class of 1948 and to the Roundup Staff for produc- ing this excellent record of student life. CYRIL H. Principal HANCOCK ( 14 l Would you please help me outline a course that will give me the requirements need- ed to enter a good college? Er-r-r . . . my mother forgot to write an excuse for my three days ' absence, so could I please have a pink slip? These queries and many, many others are fired at Mr. Anderson during the course of a normal day. He is in charge of student personnel which includes registration, educa- tional guidance, discipline, attendance, testing and recommendations for college admissions and scholarships. A great deal of credit is cer- tainly deserved by this very capable and effi- cient administrator. Edmund T. Anderson Vice-Principal Sympathy, encouragement and a guiding • hand are all part of Miss Murchie ' s valuable aid as dean, which, along with her efficient manner, sensitive insight both as Dean of Wo- men and as mathematics instructor, give her the prestige of being known and respected by all. Miss Mayme Murchie Dean of Women ( 15 ) The Faculty Anderson, Ann B. of Music Education MacPhail College of Music University of Idaho Northwestern University- Chorus Anderson, Haakon B. S. of Music Education University of North Dakota Northwestern University Michigan Normal Orchestra Bofto, Eino A. B. S., Ed. M. Oregon State College University of Montana University of Oregon Bookkeeping Brain, Olive B. A., Montana State University Librarian Buck, Paul D. B. S., M. S., Montana State College University of Washington North Dakota State Biology Buckmaster, Jeanne A. B., A. M„ Western Reserve University Uri n rsity oi Chicago Co ra bia University U, S. History, Latin, Amor. ' an History Chupich, Michael B. A., University of Minnesota Concordia College University of Grenoble, France Social Studies, World History Churchill, Josie C. B. A., University of Montana University of Washington College of Education Latin C 16 ) Coffman, Margaret B. A. B., Colorado State College of Education Colorado State College of Education Typing Corbin, Grace B. A., Phillips University M. A., Northwestern University American University U. S. History, World Geography Crouch, M. L. A. B., B. S., University of Missouri Plane Geometry Dunn, Ethel K. B. A., Carleton College University of Minnesota English Erickson, Karl W. B. A., M. E., University of Montana Montana State College Bookkeeping, Economic Relations, Salesmanship, Co-operative Part-Time Training Erickson, Lorine E. A. B., M. A., Peru State Teachers College University of Colorado University of Minnesota Algebra Fleming. Eugene M. B. A. in Physical Education University of Minnesota University of Montana World History Boys ' Physical Education Garr«r, J anneh B. A., M. A., University of Montana University of Chicago University of Southern California University of Hawaii U. S. History American Institutions and Problems ( 17 ) Haines, Martha B. A., Des Moines University University of Southern California University of Washington University of Montana U. S. History Henry, Donna B. A. B. ( B. S., M. S., University of Oregon Oregon State College Typing, Thomas Shorthand Holmes, Margaret E. S., Montana State College University of Minnesota Home Economics Hunt, Elsie V. B. A., University of Montana University of Minnesota University of Southern California World History, Social Studies Jun, Ludvik H. A. B., Nebraska State Harvard University Algebra, Practical Mathematics Coach Kempenaar, Ethelda E. -, Montana Stale College University ' J 7 o:.r,irjgton University of Sou ' hern California Applied Design, Art Structure King, Edna H. B. A., University of Nebraska University of Washington Northwestern University University of California English Koen, Thorbjorn M. A., M. E., North Dakota State Teachers College Montana State University Montana State College Printing, Stagecraft ( 18 Leary, Grace M. B. A., University of Montana English Limpus, Beulah B. B. S., University of Missouri University of Washington Spanish Lyon, Martha Jane B. A., Lawrence College University of Wisconsin Stagecraft, English, Dramatics Mitchell, Dorothy B. A., University of Washington Washington State College Art Morris, Beuhlah K. B. S., Montana State College University of Chicago University of Southern California Commercial Morris, Lily R. N., University of Washington University of Oregon Columbus Hospital School of Nursing School Nurse Murchie, Mayme B. A., University of North Dakota Columbia University University of Washington University of Chicago Plane Geometry Nasby, Kathleen A. B., St. Olaf College Social Studies, English ( 19 ) Nelson, Ella A. B., University of Nebraska Gregg School, Chicago University of Southern California University of Washington University of Montana Typing, Gregg Shorthand Nelson, Myrtle E. B. A., Concordia College University of Montana University of Minnesota English Olson, Gertrude M. B. S., Montana State College Gustavus Adolphus College University of Montana Algebra, Practical Mathematics Parsons, Edmund A. B. S., State College A M Colorado Army Air Forces Radio School Army Airways Communication System School Capitol Radio Engineering Institute Electric Shop, Radio Peitersen, Dana N. B. M., Colorado A M University of Southern California University of Minnesota University of Michigan Band Perry, C. B. E. P., Missouri State Teachers Colleg Oregon State College Machine Shop Phelan, Clara M. B. J., University of Missouri St. Mary ' s College, Notre Dame University of Colorado Journalism, English Rathman, Catherine B. A., Jamestown College University of California University of Montana French, Social Studies 20 ) • Rhodes, Golda May A. B., M. A., University ol Illinois Keister ' s Ladies Tailoring College Columbia University Home Economics Roseberry, Arthur S. B. S., Kansas State Teachers College University of Colorado University of Washington Driving Education and Instruction Director of Visual-Audio Aids 10 % P ; - Jw WBKm ' f Ross, Helen B. A., M. A., Whitman College Columbia University University of Washington World History U. S. History Sarchet, J. B. B. A., University of Washington Washington State College English Savage, John L. B. A., Stout Institute University of Washington Mechanical Drafting Schlameus, Floyd B. S. ( Southwest Texas State College Marine Corps Schools Shop, Wood Classes Trainer and manager for all Sports Activities Scovil, R. J. B. S., Montana State College University of Chicago University of Washington Algebra, College Algebra Trigonometry Selvig, Harold B. A., Montana State University World History, Social Studies ( 21 ) Spaulding, Rosalea H. A. B., University of Michigan English Stefanoff, John J. B. S., Montana State College California Institute of Technology Physics, General Science Sticht, Elmer H. E. A., M. Ed., Montana State University State Teachers College, Wisconsin Chemistry Swarthout, Bill B. A., Montana State University Physical Education Swenson, Thelma B. A., Montana State University English Swenson, Vern Story of Vice Principal Thompson, Inez B. S., University of Minnesota Algebra Solid Geometry Toy, Ruth Secretary of the Principal f 22 ) Webb, Marion B. S., LaCrosse State Teachers College University of Montana Girls ' Physical Education West, Priscilla B. A., University of Missouri Study Hall Whittemore, Olive G. A. B., University of Michigan University of Southern California University of Oregon University of Colorado English Willett, Robert V. B. S., Montana State College University of Montana Mathematics =i= ifck Yanke, Hannah R. B. S., M. A., Denver University Northwestern State, Alva, Oklahoma Speech 1st Semester Officers Si Howard Van Noy Pat Murray Bill Gue I 24 ) 2nd Semester Officers President Dale Kranz Vice President P. J. Casey Secretary Myra Sheldon Treasurer Betty Young If the President of the United States ever wished to find his counterpart in student politics, he would find it in the eight members of the Executive Board. Elected two from each class, this group performs the student executive duties of the school, enforcing the rules and drafting a budget for many of the school activities. The group has also taken over Roundup Day, a masterly fete that has always spelled success. Executive Board Ellen Pearson Bob Rothweiler Jack Merrick « ! «?? Dick Rebal Brown Chase Don Dean Bill Gabriel Bernard Mogstad (25) Alf, Ed Allred, Mane Babbe, Joyce Barnum, Darlene Black, Gene Bowlin, Jerry Bright, Lee Calvert, Mary Calvert, Shirley Campanella, George Campbell, Murdo Carlson, Gene Carter, Bob Connelly, Betty Davey, Jo Dean, Don Dixon, Bob Dundas, Bob £k 44 M Eley, June Freeman, Dick Home Room ' 1 Garvin, George Gibson, Harry Gudatis, Joe Gue, Bill Hall, John Harper, Janet Hepp, Joe Hildahl, Doris Hooker, Arlene Johnson, Bob forgenson, Frances Karalfa, Denis Karr, Carol Kiolet, Coralee Lamberson, Tedine Landgren, Phyllis Lassila, Sally LeClaire, Bob Lewis, Bill Mansfield, James Main, Beverly Mashino, Shirley Malsko, Emery Murphy, Joe Murray, Pal Nolde, Shirle O ' Conner, Jim O ' Reilly, Jerry O ' Reilly, Thomas Parsons, Evelyn Pelrini, Shirley Pledge, Alice Proctor, Merton Reeves, Dorothy Rens, John Richards, Bil Riffle, Patsy Riley, Pat Is there any new business? Any discussion? Ummmm. Representatives are in action again drafting some new rules, approving the budget and form- ing school policies. They are proof that democracy can work in high school as well as in the Nation. Representatives Rohr, Jeanne Rossberg, Al Schenk, Alma Shiell, Bill Hit r, ' Sletten Frances Snippen, Connie Sorenson, Wilma Talbott, Beverly Talcott, Don Throm, Marjorie Thurber, Jeannine Walker, Barbara Wallace, Bob Wenner, Jean Wise, Shirley Wolf, Nick Wolff, Bill Zarr, Duane f f S ■ ■« Tgrc '  rf rewW tf W!33f- % J, i JtlSii ' - H KsCiEfiBSBSl i ■ :-■ ■ v . .-. . ■■;■■.-..■■.■ ' A; V ®? Senior Class Officers and Sponsors President Fred Volk Secretary-Treasurer Janie Radigan Sponsors Miss Buckmaster, Mr. Scovil Can you believe we ' re really graduating? I ' m going to miss good old G. F. H. S. Thus, says one mighty Senior to another as finishing touches are put on culminating events before graduation. The Seniors have entered upon their high school career with the energy and enthusiasm which has character- ized them since entering these lofty portals as 574 green, fun-loving Freshmen. Now ready to take their places in the world, they have shown themselves worthy of this position by the marvelous teamwork and spirit shown in the numerous activities in which they have participated. Exceptional dramatic talent, brilliant scholars and energetic athletes have copped outstanding awards and honors for themselves and the school. ( 31 ) Ackennan, Earl Elmer Acky Amb ition: To be a millionaire Activities: Lettennan Club 3-4 Representative 3-4 Freshman Football Mgr. 1 Varsity Football Mgr. 3-4 Freshman 3 Basketball 1 Track Mgr. 1-2 :-:::-.::! Basketball I A Track 3-4 Lettermen ' s Ball Com. 3 Amdahl, Richard Orville Dick Ambition: Ranching Favorite Pastime: Eig game hunting Albone, Clarence Clinton Sonny Ambition: Flying my own plane around the world Favorite Pastime: Phyllis and traveling Activities: Intramural Basketball 3 Football 2 Track Mgr. 1 Anderson, Winnie Margy Margy Ambition: Teaching Favorite Pastime: Hockey games Activities: May Fete 1 Badminton 1-2 Volleyball 1-2 Alf, Edward Alfred Professor imbition: To win a Nobel l:.c in Chemistry kctivities: Accra 3-4 rrc;er - :;r.:s .3 2-3-4 Messiah 1-2-3 H M S. Pinafore 2 Marching Along 1 Mixed A Capella 3-4 Christmas Assembly 1-2-3-4 Christmas Concert 4 rz r.-z p Assembly 3-4 Roundup Sta.f 3-4 Patience A Montana Boy ' s State 3 Annau, Marshall Eugene Marsh Ambition: To own and run successful business Activities: Orchestra 1-2-3 Little Symphony 1-2-3 A Capella 3-4 Messiah 1-2-3-4 Patience 4 All-City Music Festival 1-2-3-4 Iniwa Staff 4 Roundup Music Editor 4 Mixed Vocal Ensemble 4 Pep Club 3 Boys ' Quartet 4 Allred, Linda Marie Mimi Favorite Pastime: Skiing Activities: Player ' s Club 2 Pan American Club 4 Ski Club 3-4 Sv immmg 3 Junior Prom 3 Roundup Staff 4 Tennis 1 Volleyball 1 Ski Team 4 Years Ago 4 Representative 4 Antonich, Rose Helen Rosie Ambition: To be a nurse Activities: Home Ec Club 2 G. A. A. 1-2 Messiah 1 May Fete 1 Spring Festival 1 Allred, ? ariam Lee ■ ' . tiding . ■ ■. ■ ' .. : ' Arnaud, Robert Lewis Ambition: To have a million Favorite Pastime: Riding Baehler, Shirley Louise Shirl Ambilion: Bookkeeper Favorite Pastime: Getting Mart and me out of trouble Activities: Office Duty 3-4 Library Club 4 Messiah 1-2 Christmas Program 4 Sophomore Assembly 2 SI Bailey, Herbert Herb Ambition: To be a rancher Favorite Pastime: Ranching Entered from Geraldme High School, Geraldme, Mont., 4. Bang, Marie Louise Ambition: Veterinarian Favorite Pastime: Rifle club Activities: Heisey Award 1 Senior Gift Com. 4 C L A S S o F 1 9 4 8 Banta, William Ray Bill Ambition: To become a set designer Favorite Pastime: School Activities: Agora 4 Player ' s Club 4 Stagecraft 4 Years Ago 4 Entered from Geyser High School, Geyser, Mont., 3. Baranko, Jo Ann Jo Ambition: Bookkeeper Favorite Pastime: Being with Ted Activities: Office Duty 3-4 Barr, William Lee Bill Ambition: Electrical engineer Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Ski Club 3-4 Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Letterman ' s Club 3-4 Messiah 1 Bauer, Patricia Laura Pat Ambition: To live on a ranch Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: May Fete 1 May Festival 1-2-3-4 Marching Band 1-2-3-4 Years Ago 4 Ice Skating 1 State Music Contest 3 Uniform Musiguette 1 Softball 1 G. A. A. 2 Music Letterman ' s Club 4 Bayes, Norman Fred Ambition: To have a business Favorite Pastime: Hunting and fishing Entered from Park County High School, Livingston, Mont., 3. Berger, LaMoyne Elizabeth Tome Ambition: To travel Activities: Player ' s Club 1 G. A. A. Pan American Club 4 Ski Club 3-4 Freshman Assembly 1 Sophomore Assembly 2 Junior Assembly 3 Tennis Tournament 1 May Fete 1 Come Rain or Shine 1 Ice Skating 1 Roundup Assembly 1-2-3 Bley, Arlene Joyce Ambition: To be happy Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: May Fete 1 Roundup Parade 3 (33) 3:u=- Eerier-. Circes 3rrerc Trnnz Mze r:-r- -er s E N I O R S Browning. Bill Dean Yo Yo Head .-. :..::. Radio production Favorite Pastime Acting. Activities: Agora C3 _z A Pan American z i Submerged 4 Entered :rz— Painl Lam z K.rr. 5zz Z.ezz Zz.-i Butler, Lois Estelle r.z = _ e£ = :_ — := Bvers, Mcrv Jane mbitioii: - c live zr_ Hre-: Margrret Beryl Calvert, Audrey Kay zr.zt .-z- Ar.er.e Calvert, Nancy Marie ii;:;cr.: ?z vrcrk: :r. the z::i :=: Cl-i: l-c— :. = = ;rh L-2-3 Vice Preside z: Tlzss 1 3crs =r 5:_ ZTezrrzTiczs Corn. 1-3-4 _ r._z - Carlson, Virginia M. Ginny Favorite Pastime: Horseback riding Activities: G. A. A. 2-3 Messiah 1-2-3 Christmas Program 4 Spring Festival 1-2-3 May Fete 1 Christmas Assembly 3-4 Executive Board 4 Swimming 3 Heisey Award 2 Years Ago 4 Roundup Parade Com. 3 Music Awards 3 Carte, Lyle Winton - : Am z. ' .ir. .z zh z z: z- Favonte Pasr.me: Driving my car Activities: Representative 3 Intramural Basketball 2 Sophomore Assembly 2 tz 7.z.-z Zz Tableau Carroll, Virginia Grace _V.:g.r..a Favonte Pastime: 2auam.na Activities: Player ' s Club 2 Badminton 2 Rcundup Staff 3-4 Iniwa Staff 3-4 Assistant Editor of In wa 3 0:::re D-ity 3 Agora Club 4 Pan American Club 4 Carter, Wesley Davison Skip Ambition: 7 c live •without working Favorite Pastime: Sports A tttivities: Trazic 2-3 ras-cetball 1-2 Jr. and Sr. l_:e ;;-.-.-- Intramural Basketball 3 - zz ' z all 12 Chamberlin, Frances Lorraine Activities: Swing Show I May Fete 1 G. A. A. 1 Messiah 1 Tumbling 1 Player ' s Club 2 Sophomore Assembly 2 r -- -- r-r-de i Student Council 2 Agora Club 4 Iniwa Editor 4 Iniwa Staff 4 c L A S s o F 1 9 4 8 Chrrmhliss, Sally Ann G A A. 1 May Fete I --c z Assemblies 2-3 Iniwa 3 Roundup 3-4 Roundup Assemblies :-4 Executive zzzzz 1 Activities Com 4 Secretary -: Student Childs, Dolores May . . Doay G. A. Al 1-2 Cheer .e™ 1 Swimming 1-1 rennis 1-2 May Fete 1 r z -r.--z Assemblv :-.- i-2 Messiah 1-2-3-4 A Capella ■ Christmas Assembly 1-2- ;p--g .-«::•■-;. 1-2-3-4 Music Awards 2 ZT.-.-trzz Clapp, Catherine Elizabeth cavities: ;£. Club 2 3 v — ■ ' p ' -■ e ; fAessiah 1-2-3 tc- dub Secre _ G. A_ A. Mosic A • crd = Spring F estiva. . 2 3 Coccles. Gloria Ann Ambition: 7; write a oov Favorite Pastime: Laughi Activities: May e:e I Rojindup .-crcae 3 Conn, Gary ;::.::. Buna-c 3: Collins, Gayle Vincent Jack A h:::on: To be a radio technician Favorite Pastime: Working on radios Entered from Murphy High School, Mobile, Ala., 3. m a Collison, Lauris Raye Mike Ambition: To command my own destiny Activities: Mixed Chorus 4 Uniform Musiquette 1 Pan American Club 4 Sophomore Assembly 2 Band Librarian 1-2-3 A Capella Choir 4 Patience 4 Iniwa 4 Years Ago 4 S E N I R S Cottrell, Barbara Jean Barby Ambition: To teach art Activities: Senior Play 4 Senior Ball Decorations Com. 4 Drum Corps 1-2-3-4 Spring Festival 1-2-3 Roundup Day Tableau 1 Messiah 1-3 Pan American Club 2-3 Messiah Publicity Com. Connelly, Phyllis Louise Phyl Favorite Pastime: Music A rtivities: Band 1-2-3-4 Uniform Musiquette 1 May Fete 1 Tennis 3 Senior Girls ' Sextet 4 A Capella 3-4 Eand Librarian 2-3 Conrad, Beverly Jean Bev Ambition: To love, laugh, live and be happy Activities: G. A. A. 1-2 Drum Corps 1 Messiah 1-2 May Fete 1 Marching Along 1 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Basketball 1-2 Volleyball 1-2 Badminton 1-2 May Festival 1-2 Chorus Librarian 1-2 Cronin, Donald Don Activities: Football 1 Basketball 1 Roundup Assembly 3 Corontzos, Ted ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■. ■ ■ . ■ ■ i . ■-. ■ ' i . ■ ■■■ . . Command 36 . Corr, Pauline Josephine Ambition: To travel Activities: Home Ec Club 2 Messiah 1-2 Spring Festival 1 Costume Com. for Pinafore Cowper, Loeta Alice Al Ambition: To go to college Activities: G. A. A. 1-2 Cheer Team 1 Swimming 1 Tennis 1 Spring Festival 1-2-3 Music Awards 3 Christmas Assembly 1-2-3 May Fete 1 Roundup Assembly 1 Messiah 1-2-3 Roundup Com. 2 Senior Ball Com. 4 Chorus 1-2-3 Cummings, Charles Roy Chuck Ambition: To see the world Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Track 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2 Intramural Basketball 3-4 Football 2-4 y Delphy, Duane Chester Wayne Ambition: To level off the G. F. parking lot Activities: Iniwa Contributor 2-3 Dial, Edythe Geraldine Edie Ambition: To be a secretary Activities: Pan American Club 3-4 Drum Corps 3 Years Ago Costume Com. 4 C L A S S o F 1 9 4 8 Dress, Harvey Miles Favorite Pastime: Hunting Entered from Helena High School, Helena, Mont., 4. Dunning, Mimalee Mert Ambition: Get out of Great Falls Favorite Pastime: Ice skating Activities: G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 Drum Corps 2-3-4 May Fete 1 Durran, Marilyn Anita Ambition: Bookkeeper Favorite Pastime: Having fun Activities: Library Club 1 Home Ec Club 2 Swimming 3 Messiah 1 Christmas Concert 4 Dutt, Gordon Richard Bud Ambition: Orthodonist Activities: Varsity Football 4 Jr. Varsity Football 2-3 Freshman Football 1 Letterman ' s Club 4 Track 2-3 Ski Club 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Ski Team 4 Economy, Georgia Jay Jo- Ambition: To write a Pulitzer Prize winning novel Activities: Agora Club 3-4 French Club 3-4 Roundup 3-4 Roundup Assembly 3-4 Heisey Award 3 Commencement Exercise 3 Sadie Hawkins Publicity Com. 4 Sadie Hawkins Decorations Com. 3 Senior Play Costume Com. 4 Entered from Ursulme Acad- emy, Great Falls, Mont., 2. Edmonds, Gerald Myron Gebby Favorite Pastime: Skiing Activities: Freshman Football 1 Freshman Basketball 1 Reserve Basketball Junior Prom Com. 3 Booster Club 3-4 Ski Club 3-4 Egan, Leroy J. Jay Ambition: To be an architect Favorite Pastime: Driving Activities: Football Band 1-2 Uniform Musiquette 1 Roundup Assembly 2-3 Concert Band 1-2 All-City Music Festival 1-2 Crouch ' s Commandoes 1 Eidel, Philip Thomas Flip Ambition: To go to college Favorite Pastime: Hunting Activities: Music Festival 1 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Messiah 1-2 Football 1-2 Ski Club 4 (37) Eklund, Richard Conrade Dick Ambition: To graduate from high school Favorite Pastime: Hunting and fishing Activities: Ski Club 4 Football 1-2 Eliason, Anna Margaret Ambition: To be with Al Activities: Messiah 1-2-3 Christmas Concert 4 Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 A Capella 3-4 Music Award 3 Representative 1 G. A. A. 1 May Fete 1 Patience 4 S E N I R S Espelin, Donald Edward Straight Pipe Ambition: To build a good dirt track racer Favorite Pastime: Eating Activities: Ski Club 3-4 Football 1 Patrol Squad 2-3 Intramural Basketball 2-3 Evanko, Merle Robert Ambition: To be successful Activities: Messiah 1 Spring Festival 1 Ellis, Don Clifford Duck Ambition: To own a large cattle ranch Activities: Football 2-3 Track 2 Evans, Vincent Donald Don Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Freshman Football 1 Freshman Basketball 1 Reserve Football 3 Varsity Football 4 Letterman ' s Club 4 Ski Club Intramural Basketball Enloe, Larry Curtis Lar Ambition: Study medicine Activities: Roundup Day Tableau 2-3 Uniform Musiquette 1 Sophomore Assembly 2 Intramural Basketball 1-2 All-City Music Festival 1-2 Marching Along 1 Crouch ' s Commandoes 1 Freshman Football 1 Freshman Football Band 1 Farley, Howard Russell Ears Ambition: Getting my wreck to run Favorite Pastime: Telling jokes Activities: Little Symphony 2-3-4 Messiah 3-4 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Crouch ' s Commandoes 1 Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Enochson, Roger Kenneth Ken Ambition: To own a good ca: Favori te Pastime: Riding in D. C, ' a cat Activities; Stagecraft 1 Intramural Basketball 3 [33] Farmer, Alfred Earnest Alfronso Ambition: To have my own ranch Activities: Spring Festival 1-2 Uniform Musiquette 1 Messiah 1-2 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Iniwa 4 Representative 1-2 Patience 4 Senior Ball 4 Senior Play Publicity Chairman 4 Farmer, Thella Pearl Farmer Ambition: To travel Favorite Pastime: Listening to classical piano music Activities: A Capella 4 Entered from Fairfield High School, Fairfield, Mont., 4. Farrell, David Ronald Low Pants Ambition: Join the Foreign Legion Favorite Pastime: Driving with Paul Activities: Freshman Football 1 Resprve Football Track Stagecraft 1-2 Farnsworth, Robert H. Farns Ambition: To live in Alaska Activities: Varsity Track 3-4 Varsity Football 3-4 Varsity Baskptball 3 Letterman ' s Club 3-4 Representative 4 Roundup Staff 4 Heisey Award 3 Montana Boy ' s State 3 National Scholastic Athletic Honor Society 3-4 Entered from Everett High School, Everett, Wash., 3. C L A S S o F 1 9 4 8 Ferguson, William Franklin Fergy Ambition: To live an easy life Favorite Pastime: Smoking my pipe Activities: Nat ' l Forensic Club 1-2-3-4 Debate 1 Ski Club 4 Filbrandt, Phyllis Clare Phyl Ambition: To be a model Activities: Booster Club 2-3-4 Senior Ball Com. 4 Spring Festival 1-2 Pan American Club 4 G. A. A. 1 Badminton 3 Booster Club Treasurer 4 Messiah 1-2 Sophomore Assembly 2 Junior Assembly 3 Booster Ball 1-2-3 Volleyball 3 Iniwa Staff 4 Fischer, Charles Russell Russ Ambition: To own the biggest ranches in Montana Favorite Pastime: Cruising the drag Activities: Intramural Basketball 2 Football 1-3 Football Band 1-2 Concert Band 1-2 Uniform Musiquette 1 Cheer Team 1 Roundup Parade 3 All-City Festivals 1-2 Crouch ' s Commandoes 1 Fitzpatrick, Stanley Edwards Fitz Ambition: Radio commentator Favorite Pastime: Just cruising around Activities: Football 2 League Basketball 2-3-4 Foster, Frances Louise Tootie Ambition: Olympic ski team Activities: Messiah 2 Pan American Club 2 Ski Club 2-3-4 Junior Prom Decorations 3 Iniwa Staff 4 Tennis 3 Sophomore Assembly 2 Entered from Ursuline Acad- emy, Great Falls, Mont., 2. Ferron, Robert Russell Bob Ambition: To own a business that does business Activities: Intramural Basketball 2 Reserve Football 3 Ski Club 4 Senior Ball Com. 4 Uniform Musiquette 1 Track 3 Roundup Parade 3 Crouch ' s Commandoes 1 Freshman Football Band 1 Fox, John Richard Johnny Ambition: To graduate from college Activities: Football 1-2 Track 1-2 Booster Club 2-3-4 Junior Prom 3 Booster Ball 2-3 Roundup Day Assembly 2-3 President of Booster Club 4 Secretary Pan American Club 4 Junior Assembly Com. 3 Montana Boy ' s State 3 Senior Ball 4 Freeman, Patricia Jean Favorite Pastime: Eating apples Activities: Representative 3 Player ' s Club 2-3-4 Si: riuh 4 Importance ct 5e:r.c; Z rr.es: 4 Messiah 1-2-3 ' uniicrm Musiquette 1 Junior Prom Publicity Com. 3 Ser.icr 5a7 _ eccrcr.icr.s Com. 4 Rcur-dup Staff 4 Secretarv Plover ' s Club ; Years Ace 4 Gasparovich, Dma Helen Sparkle Ambition: To be a success Favorite Pastime: Dancing S E N I R S Gilmor, Charles Herbert Chuck Ambition: To be a successful photographer Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Band 3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Track 3 Entered from Thomas Jefier- son High School, Richmond, Va., 3. Glaeske, Charles Richard Chick Ambition: To be a doctor Favorite Pastime: Working to make a strong body and muscles Activities: Football 2 H. M. S. Pinafore 3 Messiah 2-3 Music Festival 4 Entered from Scranton High School, Scranton, N. D., 2. Gebhardt, Ruth Mary Ruthie Ambition: Secretcry zvcr:te rest:— e: Working in the c::.:e Er.tered :rc — Scccey Public K.ch Scccr. Sccbey Mcn- Gnoiek, Stella Stel Ambition: To go to South Amer.ca Favorite Pastime: Eating Activities: Pan American Club 3 Messiah 1 Gilchrist, James Alan Ambition: 7c ret a ham hcer.se r zvcr:te Pastime: Working cr. radios Activities: Little Symphony 1 Jr.::zr Mus.cuette Messiah 1-2 Z:zzz ' r. ' s Ccrr.rr.zr.does 1 Basketball Band 2-4 GosHne, Arleen Henriette rcvccite rast: e I er. r.:s Activities: Player ' s Club 2 r.ecreser.tcuve 1-3-4 Gillin, James Jr. ■ 7 c cee r.c ' zzr, gels solely home .c 2-3 4 « Green, Norman Richard A b:t:cr. 7; re a successful rancher Favorite 7ce:rr.e Sports Activities: Greytak, John Joseph Hot Rod Ambition: To belong to the 100 m.p.h. club Favorite Pastime: Skiing Activities: Ski Club 4 Intramural Basketball 2-3 Football 3 C L A S S Halverson, Doris Elaine Dodo Ambition: To be a nurse Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: Messiah 1-2-3 Library Club Spring Festival 1-2-3 Haab, Thane Louise Thaney Ambition: To be a librarian Activities: House Division 1 Library Club 2 Representative 3 Messiah 2 Spring Festival 1-2 Secretary and Publicity Director of Library Club 2 Usher for Senior Play O F 1 9 4 8 Hagerty, James Edward Shorty Ambition: To make money Favorite Pastime: Watching other people Hanneman, Dolores Jane Torchy Ambition: To make the U. S. ski team Activities: Executive Board 3 Pan American President 4 Iniwa Editor 4 Roundup 3-4 Messiah 1-2-3 Class Assembly 2-3 All-School Plays 2-3 Agora Club 3 Player ' s Club 1-2-3 Ski Club 4 Ski Team 4 Declamation 2 Hannuksela, Hazel J. Butchie Ambition: To be an airline stewardess Favorite Pastime: Living Activities: Volleyball 3 Tennis 3 Heisey Award 3 Senior Play Usher 4 Hahnkamp, Charles Preston Neckyoke Ambition: To be a rancher Favorite Pastime: Riding out north Activities: Track 1-2 Hall, John Cleveland Ambition: To become a mem- ber of diplomatic service Activities: Agora 3-4 Debate 1-3-4 Nat 1 Forensic League 1-2-3-4 Pan American Club 4 Importance of Being Earnest 4 Player ' s Club 4 Roundup 3-4 Messiah 1 2-3-4 American Legion Oratory 2-3-4 United Nations Essay 2-3 Heisey Award 1-3 Projectionist 3-4 Hansen, Monna Ambition: To be a radio announcer Favorite Pastime: Wishing Activities: All-City Music Festival 1-2-3 Messiah 1-2-3 Swimming 3 Basketball 1 Hanson, Delores June Har Ambition: To graduate from nurse ' s training Activities: Stagecraft 4 Entered from Circle High School, Circle, Mont., 4. (41) Harris, Jean Marilyn Jeannie Ambition: To get the most out of life Favorite Pastime: Taking shorthand notes Activities: Chorus 1-2 Messiah 1-2 Spring Festival 1-2 Hastings, Frank Edward Windy Ambition: To own a ranch Favorite Pastime: Raising cain Activities: Nat ' l Forensic League 1-2-3 S E N I R S Hill, William John Wild Bill Favorite Pastime: Flying Activities: Intramural Basketball 3 Roundup Day Assembly 1 Messiah 1-2-4 Christmas Play 1 Roundup Day Parade Junior Assembly 3 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Crouch ' s Commandoes 1 All-City Festival 2-3-4 Representative 4 Orchestra 1-2 Band 3-4 Heule, Carolyn Louise Carley Ambition: To travel around the world on a bike Activities: Years Ago Messiah 1-2 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Come Rain or Shine 2 Importance of Being Earnest 4 Heisey Award 1-3 We President of Player ' s Club 4 Agora Club 3 Secretary of Junior Class Roundup Staff 4 Representative 2-3 Heal Shirley Jean Shirl Ambition: To be a nurse Activities: Concert Band 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Basketball Band 3-4 May Fete 1 All-City Festival 1-2-3-4 Messiah 1-2-3-4 Senior Girls ' Sextet 4 A Capella 4 Band Librarian 2-3 Girls ' Basketball 1 Tennis 3 Helgeson, Dorothy Viola Dot Ambition: To travel Favorite Pastime: Riding around Activities: Office Duty 4 Stamp Salesman 1 Houseman, Leroy John Canvas Back Favorite Pastime: Trap shooting Activities: Boxing 2-3-4 Entered from St. Mary ' s High School, Great Falls, Mont., 2 Hughes, Mary Alyce Mary Ambition: To own a herd of thoroughbred horses Activities: Messiah 3 Band 1-2-3-4 H. M. S. Pinafore 1 Uniform Musiquette 1 Cheer Yell Contest 4 Roundup Day Com. 2 State Music Festival at Missoula 3 All-City Festival 1-2-3-4 Tennis 1-2 May Fete 1 Roundup Assembly 2-3 Senior Assembly 4 Hendy, Dorothy Joan Joanie Ambition; Run Peggy Lee out ' A o job At tivitfes: Messiah 1-2-3 Frer.ch Club 4 Tennis 2-3 Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 Chi • ;-. - ,:, - r. ' ,o.y 4 A Capella Choir 3-4 Christmas Concert 4 Music Librarian A Patience 4 (42) Hurd, Fritz Draper Jr. Fritz Favorite Pastime: Tennis Activities: Booster Club 4 Debate 1-2-3 State Tennis Doubles Runnerup 3 Tennis 1-2-3-4 Nat ' l Forensic League 1-2-3-4 Representative 1-2 Intramural Basketball 2-3 Clown Band 1-2 Crouch ' s Commandoes 1 All-City Music Festival 1-2 Senior Ball Printing Chairman 4 Jackson, William S. Bill Ambition: To be a research chemist Activities: Crouch ' s Commandoes 1 Concert Band 1-2 Marching Band 1-2 Uniform Musiquette 1 All-City Festival 1 Freshman Football Band 1 I 5 j .-  - 1M Jacobson, Davie Lee Dave Ambition: To retire at 25 Favorite Pastime: Whatever comes to my mind Activities: Representatives 1-2 Sophomore Assembly 2 Junior Assembly 3 Roundup Day Parade 3 Jenkins, Alvln E. Bud Ambition: Law- Activities: Uniform Musiquette 1 Roundup Parade 3 Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3 Iniwa Staff 4 Sophomore Assembly 2 All-City Festival 1-2-3 Freshman Football Band 1 Crouch ' s Commandoes 1 C L A S S o F 1 9 4 8 Jones, Sidney S. Sid Ambition: To own a large ranch Favorite Pastime: Working with autos Activities: Patrol Squad 1-2-3 Ski Club 4 Iniwa Staff 4 Roundup Assembly 3 Jordan, John E. Jack Ambition: To own one half interest in Joe ' s Activities: Ski Club 3-4 Football 1-2 Intramural Basketball 1-2 Vice President Ski Club 4 Jourdonais, Patsy Yvonne Pat- Ambition: Airline stewardess Activities: Softball 1 Volleyball 2 French Club 2-3-4 Messiah 1-2 Sadie Hawkins Com. 4 C.A.R.E. Campaign Com. 4 Spring Festival 1-2 Johnston, Audrey Louella Aud Ambition: Trick riding at Madison Square Garden Favorite Pastime: Riding horses Activities: Iniwa Staff 2 Justice, Richard A. Dick Ambition: To become someone Favorite Pastime: Baseball Activities: Football 2 Entered from Mason High School, Tacoma, Wash., 2. Jones, Richard Arthur Dick Ambition: Just to be rich Favorite Pastime: Watching sporting events Activities: Iniwa Staff 3 Kambo, Shirley Ileen Ambition: To travel the United States Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: Messiah 1-2-3 Swing Show 1 A Capella 4 Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 Christmas Concert 4 Patience 4 (43) Karaffa, Denis Albert Denny Ambition: Civil engineering Activities: Booster Club 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Drum Major 3-4 Track 3 Intramural Basketball 3-4 Reoresentative 3-4 Basketball Band 1-2-3-4 All-City Festival 1-2-3-4 Roundup Assembly 2 Concert Band 1-2-3-4 Kempa, William John Bill Ambition: To be a success Favorite Pastime: Book- keeping Activities: Band 2-3-4 Football Band 2-3-4 Basketball Band 2-3-4 All-City Festival 2 S E N I R S Klemencic, Richard Rudolph Rich Ambition: Sports coach Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Letterman ' s Club 4 Representative 3-4 Freshman Football 1 Reserve Football 2-3 Varsity Football 4 Freshman Basketball Reserve Basketball 2 School Hockey 2-3 Reserve Track 3 Intramural Basketball 3-4 Knight, H. Earl Shiny Ambition: To own my own business Favorite Pastime: Teaching Dick how to drive Activities: Representative 1 Booster Club 3-4 Letterman ' s Club 4 Freshman Football 1 Freshman Basketball 1 Reserve Football 2-3 Varsity Football 4 Kenik, Dolores Dody Ambition: To learn to fly Favorite Pastime: Horseback riding Activities: Tennis 2-3 May Fete 1 Messiah 1 Music Festival I Knox, Kenneth Ken Ambition: Game warden Favorite Pastime: Hunting and fishing Activities: Second JayCee Missouri river trout derby 4 Kenik, Edmund Eddy Ambition: To manage the Paris Activities: Patrol Sguad Secretary and Treasurer 1-2-3 Representative 3 Player ' s Club 4 Stagecraft 4 Senior Ball Decorations Com. 4 Senior Play Stage Mgr. Kordos, Alexandria Alex or Zan Ambition: To study languages Activities: Agora Club 3-4 Player ' s Club 2-3 Volleyball 1 Heisey Award 2-3 Tennis 3 Pan American Club 4 Secretary of Pan American 4 May Fete 1 Kirby, John H. Favorite Pastime: Reading Kraber, Kay Ambition: To be a concert pianist Activities: Chorus Accompanist 1-2-3-4 A Capella 1-2-3-4 Messiah 1-2-3-4 Christmas Assembly 1-2-3-4 Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Patience 4 Heisey Award 2-3 Sophomore Assembly 2 G. A. A. 1-2-3 May Fete 1 Boys ' Sextet Accompanist 3 M Krabsen, Anna Marie Ann Ambition: To get a good job Favorite Pastime: Reading Activities: Home Ec Club 1 Entered from Fairfield High School, Fairfield, Mont., 2. Krahch, Eileen Helen Ei- Ambition: To leave Montana Favorite Pastime: Having fun Activities: Tennis 3 Player ' s Club 2 Come Rain or Shine 2 May Fete 1 Office Duty 3 Ice Skating 1-3 Kranz, Dale Bing Ambition: To be admiral of a fleet of mermaids Favorite Pastime: Correcting my own test papers Activities: Freshman Basketball 1 Intramural Basketball 2-3 Representative 1 Sophomore Assembly 2 Junior Assembly 3 Montana Boy ' s State Student Association Vice President 4 Student Association President 4 C L A S s o F 1 9 4 8 i LaRue, Don L. Sguirt Ambition: Radio Favorite Pastime: Girls Activities: Football 1 Intramural Basketball 1 Representative 2 Krause, Beverly Jane Tootsie Ambition: To raise horses Favorite Pastime: Horseback riding Activities: Christmas Concert Baseball Volleyball Swimming LeClaire, Robert Luke Ambition: To be successful Favorite Pastime: Fixing my car Activities: Ski Club 4 Intrcfmural Basketball 1 Representative 4 Senior Eall Com. 4 Kunz, Dave Ambition: To be successful Favorite Pastime: Radio Activities: Roundup 3-4 Football 3 Senior Announcement Com. 4 Larson, Phyllis Kathleen Chick Ambition: To be a beauty operator Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: May Fete 1 Messiah 1-2 Spring Festival Lazure, Irene Joyce Viola Vie Ambition: To be an interior decorator Activities: G. A. A. 1-2 Swimming 3 Messiah 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Spring Festival 1-2 Tennis 2-3 Soitball 2 Lemmer, Barbara Marie Barb Ambition: To travel Favorite Pastime: Having a good time Activities: Player s Club 2-3 Dramatics Club 2 Grandma Pulls the Strings 2 Tennis 3 Senior Play 4 Come Ram or Shine 2 (45) Leuchars, Donald Charles Red Ambition: Chemical engineer Activities: Concert Band 1-2 Football Band 1-2 Basketball Band 1 Uniform Musiquette 1 All-City Festival 1 Representative 2 Crouch ' s Commandoes 1 Roundup Assembly Lewis, Alice Leslie Ambition: To raise Hprefords Favorite Pastime: Riding horseback S E N I R S Little, Audrey Nadine Butch Favorite Pastime: To always be with Bob Activities: Drum Corps 3 G. A. A. 3 Logsdon, Loretta F. Ambition: To see Punky and I without any troubles Favorite Pastime: Keeping out of trouble Activities: Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 Messiah 1-2-3-4 Christmas Concert 4 A Capella 3-4 Patience 4 Christmas Assembly 4 Lewis, George F. Mickey Ambition: To grow six inches Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Iniwa Sta. ' f 4 Entered from Granville High School , Granville, N. D., 4. Lorang, Lucille Frances Lucy Ambition: To reel in a man Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: French Club 1-2 Tennis 1 May Fete 1 Volleyball 1 Basketball 1 Softball 1 Lindseth, Marjory Jay Marge Favorite Pastime: Horseback riding Activities: Twirling 1-2-3-4 Twirling Captain 4 All-City Festival 2 Messiah 1-2 G. A. A. 1-2 G. A. A. Secretary 2 Tennis 1-2 Twirling Instructor 3-4 Lundin, Esther Louise Stinkey Ambition: To be a nurse Activities: G. A. A. 1-2-3 Debate 1-2 Tennis 1 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Heisey Award 1 N. F. L. 1-2-3-4 Representative 1 Spring Festival 1-2 Basketball 1 Messiah 1-2 Linn, Alice Patricia Pat Ambition: Traveling the U. i and Canada with A lice Favorite Pastime: Going to -. .-. W B G A. A. 1-3-4 k rps 3 Makeup Com foi Senior Play A I 46 ] Lund vail, Dorothy Louise Ambition: To become a nurse Favorite Pastime: Ice skating Activities: Messiah 4 G. A. A. 4 Entered from Park County High School, Livingston, Mont., 4. Luoma, Hazel Marie Haze Ambition: High school home- making teacher Favorite Pastime: Ice skating Activities: May Fete 1 Library Club 3-4 Iniwa Staff 4 Lynch, Donna Jean Just Donna Ambition: To get the braces off my teeth Favorite Pastime: Day dreaming Activities: Messiah 1-2-3 Spring Festival 1-2-3 A Capella 4 Swimming 1 Skating 1 Tennis 1 MacLennan, Arthur LeRoy Art Ambition: Customs inspector at Sweetgrass Favorite Pastime: Doing United States history Activities: Softball League 1-2-3 Entered trom Herronton High School, Herronton, Alberta, Canada. Madison, Robert Howard Molly Ambition: Aviation mainte- nance engineer Activities: Ski Club 4 Basketball Band 1-2-3 Football Band 1-2-3 Clown Band 1-2 Iniwa Staff 4 Intramural Basketball 1-2 Concert Band 1-2-3 Freshman Assembly Sophomore Assembly Junior Assembly Senior Assembly Spring Festival 1-2-3 C L A S S o F 1 9 4 8 Mahoney, Darlene Joyce Darl Ambition: Beauty operator Favorite Pastime: Skating Activities: Creative Dance Class 2 May Fete 1 Messiah 1 Mains, Laura Carol Pete Ambition: To be a nurse Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 Drum Corps 1-2-3-4 Messiah 1-2 Spring Festival 1-2 Roundup Assembly 1 Ice Skating 3 Maki, Vivian Irene Viki Ambition: To see the world Activities: Messiah 1-2 Tumbling 1 Basketball 1-3 Volleyball 1-3 Tennis 3 Softball 3 Music Festival 1-2 Pan American Club 3 Library Club 4 Mandville, Alice Marie Al Ambition: To travel around U. S. and Canada with Pat Favorite Pastime: Horses Activities: Player ' s Club 2 Basketball Team 1 Magnus, Melvin Edward Mel Ambition: Photography Favorite Pastime: Hunting— dears that is Manning, James Conrad Jim Ambition: Chemical engineer Favorite Pastime: Hunting and fishing (47) Manthey, Ellen Jean Red Favorite Pastime: Talking Activities: French Club 2-3-4 Treasurer of French Club 4 Agora Club 4 Sadie Hawkins Com. 3 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Messiah 1-2-3 Player ' s Club 2 May Fete 1 H. M. S. Pinafore Roundup Tableau Tennis 3 Marino, Joseph Don Jr. Ambition: To further the comprehension of Beauty and Order Activities: Heisey Award 2-3 Messiah 1-2-3-4 Debate 2-3 Editor of The Iniwa 3 Roundup Staff 3-4 Boy ' s State 3 Agora Club 4 N. F. L. President 4 Player ' s Club 4 The Importance of Being Earnest 4 Years Ago 4 Patience 4 S E N I R S McArthur, Joe Y. Ambition: To own a com- bination ranch McCaulay, Jere C. Mac Ambition: To live a long happy life with no work Favorite Pastime: To live and let live Entered from Fort Eenton High School, Fort Benton, Mont., 2. Marsh, Miles Burritt Ambition: To travel Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Chorus 1-2 Martin, Christina Mae Chris Ambition: To be happy Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: Softball 1-2 Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 McGeorge, Robert W. Bob Favorite Pastime: My car McClure, Richard Arnold Rich Ambition: To be a success Favorite Pastime: Hunting and fishing Activities: Freshman Assembly 1 Freshman Football 1 Senior Ball Com. 4 Cap and Gown Com. 4 Alt. Representative 2 Martin, William Francis Will Ambition: To be successful Favorite Pastime: Being with Cathr n Activities: Fr ir.rr.cr. B ' jr.ko ' .Vjil 1 .:•;. Basketball 2-3 Representative 1-4 Ro ind  p Assembly 1 Recreation Bast ba Chairman Cap and Gown Com 4 (48 J t € J McGinnis, Joanne Mary Ambition: To be a fashion illustrator Activities: Booster Club 4 Drum Corps 1 Messiah 1 May Fete 1 Junior Prom Decorations Com. 3 Booster Ball Decorations Chairman 4 Costume Judge (Roundup Day) Spring Festival 1 McHenry, John Thomas Mac Ambition: To be a journalist Activities: Football Manager 2-3 Varsity Basketball 2-3-4 Varsity Football 4 Class President 3 Vice President Letterman ' s Club 4 Junior Assembly 3 Iniwa Staff 4 Roundup Staff 4 Letterman ' s Club 2-3-4 Activities Com. 4 Freshman Football 1 Freshman Basketball 1 Pub. Chairman Senior Ball 4 C L A S S Merenz, Richard John Dick- Ambition: Flyer (commercial) Mclver, Mary Ellen Mary Mac Ambition: To go to Switz- erland Favorite Pastime: Writing letters Activities: Student Council 1 Girl ' s Club Council 1 Messiah 1-2 Roundup Costume Com. Heisey Award: 1-2 Spring Festival 1-2 Senior Gift Com. 4 Mclver, Margo Kay Mac Ambition: Interior decorator Favorite Pastime: Figure skating Activities: May Fete 1 Sophomore Assembly 2 Representative 3 Iniwa Staff 4 French Club 1 Senior Play Publicity Com. 4 Senior Ball Decorations 4 F 1 9 4 8 Metcalf, Rosemary Favorite Pastime: Denny Activities: Pan American Club 3-4 Messiah 3 Junior Prom Decorations Com. 3 Entered from Ursuline Acad- emy, Great Falls, Mont., 2. Michich, Deloris Mickey Ambition: To see the Mardi Grcs Favorite Pastime: Getting Lucy out of trouble Activities: Swing Show 2 Messiah 1-2 Swimming 2 Badminton 3 Christmas Assembly 1-2 Spring Festival 1 McMaken, Betty Jo Jo Ambition: Olympic ski team Favorite Pastime: Skiing Activities: French Club 1-2 G. A. A. 1 May Fete 1 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Secretary Pep Club 3 Cheer Squad 1-2-3-4 Cheer Queen 4 Junior Prom Com. 3 Ski Club 4 Badminton 3 Sophomore Assembly 2 Junior Assembly 3 Miller, Donna Margene Ambition: Always be happy Favorite Pastime: Talking on the phone Activities: Volleyball 1 Ice Skating 2 Swimming 3 McPhail, Helene Torrey Robin Ambition: To raise a triple crown winner Activities: A Capella 3 Orchestra 2 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Swimming 3 French Club 4 Ski Club 4 Spring Festival 2-3 Roundup Staff 4 Messiah 2-3 Roundup Parade Com. 3 Years Ago 4 Entered from El Paso High School, El Paso, Texas, 2. Miller, Elenor Dale Ele Ambition: Nurse Favorite Pastime: Chewing gum Activities: Pan American Club 2 Swimming 3 (49) Miller, Lois Ann Oueenie Ambition: To travel Activities: Messiah 2-3-4 Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 May Fete 1 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Roundup Day Tableau 1-3 String Quartet 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-3 - Volleyball 1 Tennis 1 Patience 4 Mitchell, Mary Ann Snooks Ambition: To get ahead in life Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: Spring Festival 2-3 Messiah 2-3-4 Mixed A Capella 3-4 Pep Club 3 Swimming 3 Years Ago Com. 4 Entered from Ursulme Acad- emy, Great Falls, Mont., 2. S E N I R S Moe, Laura Caroline Mittens Ambition: To hear the world ' s finest organists and organs Favorite Pastime: Reading Activities: Tennis 2 Messiah 1-2-3-4 Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Roundup Assembly 1 String Quartet 1-2-3-4 Patience 4 Moffatt, Annie Mae Ann Ambition: To have a happy and a successful life Activities: Drum Corps 1 Messiah 1-2 May Fete 1 Spring Festival 1-2 Heisey Award 2 G. A. A. 1 Tennis 1 Moe, Barbara Babs Ambition: To travel Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: Messiah 1-2-3 Spring Festival 1-2-3 Moe, Donald Edward Deacon Ambition: To have my own orchestra Activities: A-Band 1-2-3-4 Basketball Band 1-2-3 Freshman Assembly 1 Sophomore Assembly 2 Junior Assembly 3 Assembly Band Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 Roundup Parade 3 Football Band 1-2-3-4 Crouch ' s Commandos 1 Uniform Musiquette 1 Roundup Day Assembly 2 Moran, Patricia Anne Pat Ambition: To be a fat lady in a side show- Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: Years Ago Com. 4 Moxnes, Joan Marie Jo Ambition: To be an interior decorator Favorite Pastime: Traveling around the country Activities: Messiah 1 Spring Festival 1 Home Ec Club 2 Tennis 2 Office Duty 4 Moe, Ernest Ernie Ambition: Own a ranch Favorite Pastime: Chasing around town (50) Muir, Shirley Ann Dearie Ambition: To be a dental technician Favorite Pastime: Talking Activities: Messiah 1-2-3 Spring Festival 1-2-3 Roundup Staff 4 Senior Play Promotion 4 May Fete 1 Christmas Assembly 1-2-3 Music Awards 3 Murphy, Gerald Glenn Jerry Ambition: To be a mechanic Favorite Pastime: Driving my car Entered from Belt High School, Belt, Mont., 2. Murray, Robert William Bob Ambition: To be a psychiatrist Activities: Pan American Club 3 President Dramatics Club 4 Concert Band 4 Roundup Staff 4 Agora Club 4 Heisey Award 2-3 The Importance of Being Earnest 4 Roundup Assembly 4 Years Ago 4 Vice President of Agora Club 4 Montana Boy ' s State 3 Murray, Mary Joanne Mary Jo Ambition: To be a dress designer Activities: Messiah 1-2-3-4 Senior Octet 4 G. A. A. 2-3 A Capella 3-4 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Music Award 3 Roundup Tableau 1-2-3 Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 Swimming 3 Robe Committee 2-3-4 Patience 4 Senior Play Com. 4 C L A S S o F 1 9 4 8 Nelson, Ellen Marie Lil Ellen Ambition: To be successful Favorite Pastime: Create excitement Activities: Messiah 2 Spring Festival 2 Entered from Belt Valley High School, Belt, Mont., 2. Nygard, Lillian Marie Lily Ambition: Private secretary Favorite Pastime: Having a good time Activities: Volleyball 3 Tennis 3 Heisey Award 3 Band 2 Spring Festival 2 Band Concert 2 Entered from Big Sandy High School, Big Sandy, Mont., 2. Oberembt, Theresa Terry Ambition: To have a home of my own Activities: Messiah 2-3 Christmas Program 4 A Capella Choir 3-4 Spring Festival 2-3-4 G. A. A. 2 Senior Girls ' Sextet 4 Senior Mixed Octet 4 Commencement 3 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Patience 4 Entered from Midland High School, Midland, S. D., 2. Murray, William Edward Bill Favorite Pastime: Hunting Activities: Football 1-2 Intramural Basketball 1-2 Baseball 1-2-3 Myrum, Ray B. Junior Ambition: Marriage Favorite Pastime: LaVerne Odegard, Hilton E. Sguirt Ambition: Navy pilot Favorite Pastime: Work, eat and sleep at Hussman ' s pool hall Activities: Patrol Sguad 1-2-3 Freshman Football 1 Intramural Basketball Track Olds, Eleanor May Ele mbition: To be a profes- sional ice skater ctivities: Messiah 1-2 May Fete 1 Spring Festival 1 Class Assemblies 2-3 French Club 1-2-3-4 Treasurer French Club 2 President French Club 4 Booster Club 4 Decorations Booster Ball 4 Memorial Committee 2 Musiguette 1 Roundup Day Assembly 1 (51 ) Olds, JoAnn Maxine Jo Ambition: To travel Favorite Pastime: Hockey games Activities: Drum Corps 1 Library Club 3 Vice President Library Club 3 Spring Festival 2 Messiah 2 Player ' s Club 4 Olson, Edward Ed Ambition: Get through school Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Freshman Basketball 1 Intramural Basketball 2 Senior Ball Decorations 4 S E N I R S Olson, Vernon Edwin Bud Ambition: Graduate from college Favorite Pastime: Women Activities: Montana Boy ' s State 3 Sophomore Assembly 2 Stagecraft 3 Palo, David Bryceon Dave Ambition: To study lav Activities: Messiah 1 Spring Festival 1 Debate 1-2 N. F. L. 1-2-3-4 Ski Club 2-3-4 Agora Club 2 Pachek, Richard Dick Ambition: Improve my mind Favorite Pastime: Reading funny books Activities: Frosh A Basketball 1 Intramural Basketball Representative 2-4 Sophomore Assembly Com. 2 Parker, Elsie Lou Ambition: To be of service to others Favorite Pastime: Reading Activities: Pan American Club 4 Player ' s Club 3 Orchestra 2-3-4 Messiah 2-3-4 Swimming 3 Years Ago Com. 4 Entered from Fergus High School, Lewistown, Mon- tana, 2. Orham, Maurice Donald Swede Ambition: To own a ranch Activities: Orchestra I Osv eiler, Jack Nickolas OsBie Amhi ' .or. : To .-.■ Favorite Pastime: H Activities: . ntative 1 raft A ? ' . ' :- ' ;:■:. C :. 1 Football 3 4 Le tterman ' s Club 4 -.■..- ' 52 , Parsons, Lois Evelyn Bunney Ambition: To become a fashion designer Activities: Home Ec Club 1-2 May Fete 1 Player ' s Club 1-2-3-4 Office Duty 2 Messiah 1 Uncertain Wings 3 Representative 4 Roundup Staff 3-4 Tennis 1 Roundup Costume Com. 4 Pauls, Louise Irene Deezy Ambition: To be a research chemist Activities: Roundup Staff 3-4 Editor-in-Chief Roundup 4 French Club 2-3-4 Agora Club 4 Secretary-Treasurer Agora Club 4 Debate 2-3 Tennis 3 May Festival 1 Senior Assembly Com. Heisey Award 3 G. A. A. 1-2 Roundup Day Float 3 Payne, Robert Dee Ambition: Owner or mana- ger of small business Favorite Pastime: Reading Entered from Harlowton High School, Harlowton, Mont., 4. r Pearson, Ellen Elaine Ambition: To be a certified public accountant Activities: Representative 3 Office Duty 4 Roundup Staff 3-4 Election Com. 4 Player ' s Club 2 May Fete 1 Ice Skating I Come Rain or Shine Com. 2 Tennis 1 Badminton 2 Roundup Assembly 3-4 Executive Board Peden, Jack Reed Pinkie Ambition: To be a coach Activities: Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-3-4 Executive Board 2 Junior Prom Decorations 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Representative 1-2-3-4 Ski Club 4 Track 1-4 Spring Festival 1-2-3 Freshman Assembly 1 Years Ago 4 C L A S s o F 1 9 4 8 Peters, Ethel G. Bebe Ambition: To be a private secretary Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: May Fete 1 Player ' s Club 1-2 Tennis 1 Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 Badminton I House Division 1 Senior Play Usher 4 Perry, Loran Arthur Moose Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Freshman Football ] Varsity Football 2-3-4 Varsity Basketball 2-3-4 Varsity Track 2-3-4 Letterman ' s Club 2-3-4 All-State Football 3-4 Representative 2 President Student Association 4 State Shotput and Discus Track Records 3 Honorable Mention B. B. 3 Sophomore and Junior Assembly Corns. 2-3 Petersen, Donna Lee Pete Ambition: To own R. C. Jeffries ' ranch in Augusta Favorite Pastime: Sightsee- ing, packtnps and hunting Activities: G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-3 Volleyball 4 Senior Play Usher 4 Pederson, JoAnn Louise Jo Favorite Pastime: Writing letters 1o Al Activities: Messiah 1-2-3-4 Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 A Capella 3-4 Mixed Ensemble 4 Girls ' Basketball 1 Tennis 3 Christmas Assembly 4 Patience 4 Senior Girls ' Ensemble Entered from Ashland High School, Ashland, Wis., 1, Peterson, Blanche Shorty Ambition: To own a car and travel Favorite Pastime: Roller skating Activities: Messiah 2 Entered from St. Mary ' s High School, Great Falls, Mont., 2 Peretti, John Howard Howie Ambition: Architectural engineer Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Messiah 1-2 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Spring Festival 1-2 Varsity Football 4 Intramural Basketball Peterson, Clayton Eddie Pete Ambition: Commercial aviator Favorite Pastime: Hunting and fishing Activities: American Legion Base- ball 1-2-3 Sophomore Assembly 2 Intramural Basketball 2 (53) Peterson, Helen Roeb Blondie Ambition: Meet lots of veoy .e Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: Messiah 1-2 Spring Festival 1-2 Peterson, Stanford Ralsey Pete Ambition: To play baseball Favorite Pastime: Reading sports books S E N I R S Pipes, Glenn Owen Ambition: To be there first before Kilroy Favorite Pastime: Reading a good book Activities: Intramural Basketball 2-3 Pledge, William John Bill Ambition: To be a pharmacist Activities: Track 2-3-4 Freshman Football 1 Football Manager 4 Freshman A Basketball Marching Band 1-2-3 Senior Ball Decorations Com. 4 Concert Band 1-2-3 Basketball Band 3 Intramural Basketball 2-4 Sophomore Assembly Com. 2 Junior Assembly Com. 3 Petrini, Eileen Petrink Ambition: To be a good stenographer Favorite Pastime: Dale Entered from St. Mary ' s High School, Great Falls, Mon- tana, 3. a ■-.... | Pettyjohn, Jackie Lou Jinx Ambition: To live on a farm Activities: May Fete 1 Roundup Staff 3-4 Agora Club 4 Election Com. 4 Heisey Award 1-3 Roundup Assembly 3-4 AnnouncemenI Com. 4 Usher, Senior Play 4 D. A. R. Award 4 Powers, Mary Ann Mary Ambition: To sing with Fred Waring Activities: Messiah 1-2-3 Come Rain or Shine 2 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Tennis 1-2 Agora Club 4 Player ' s Club 2 Christmas Concert 4 A Capella 3-4 Commencement Program 3 Patience 4 Spring Festival 1-2-3 Praast, Marie Vera Ria Ambition: To be an agricultural expenmentist Favorite Pastime: Music Activities: Pan American Club 2 G, A. A. 2 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Entered from Anaconda High School, Anaconda, Mont., 2. Phillips, Marilyn Gay Gay Ambition: o be an accom d ■ -;uist ' ' J ■■ . : ' J ■ ::- ' -.. ' ' . ' : ' :, ' any description] . ' ■ fitiez: Ro and jp Staff 3 4 7 or..-..-. 3 Heisey Award I 3 Pound jp A emhiy ' i-A Years Ago 4 Preston, Wyoma Dee Dee Favorite Pastime: Being with Jackie Entered from Augusta High School, Augusta, Mont., 3. Price, Roger Robert Rog Favorite Pastime: Amateur radios Activities: Football 1 Basketball 1 Intramural Basketball 2-3 Representative 4 C L A S s Renning, Juanita Mae Nita Ambition: To travel Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: Representative 2 Badminton 3 Senior Ball Com. 4 Senior Play Com. 4 Radigan, Jane Phyllis Janie Ambition: To live in Latin America (after trying it) Activities: Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class 4 Vice President Pan American Club 3 Pan American Club 3-4 Ski Club 3-4 Booster Club 4 Booster Ball Com. 4 Senior Ball 4 Junior Prom Com. 3 Messiah 2 A Capella Choir 4 President Pan American Club 4 Tennis 2 Ranquet, Irene Louise Ranky Ambition: To live a full happy life Favorite Pastime: Swimming Activities: Iniwa Staff 2 Roundup Staff 4 Representative 2-3 Messiah 1 Spring Festival 1 Swimming 3 Raunig, David R. Dave Ambition: Drafting Activities: Basketball Band 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Concert Band 1-2-3-4 Band Officer 4 Music Letterman 2-3-4 Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 Heisey Award 1 Roundup Tableau 1-2 Pan American Club 4 Swing Show 1 Class Assembly 1-2-3 Debate 1 F 1 9 4 8 Richards, William Albert Willy Favorite Pastime: Playing piano Activities: Booster Club 3-4 Ski Club 3 Representative 4 Junior Prom Com. 3 Booster Ball Com. 3-4 Senior Ball Com. 4 Varsity Football 2-4 Freshman Football 1 Intramural Basketball 2 Track 2 Suicide Squad 4 Richardson, Russell Neale Russ Ambition: To get Dave to take a girl out Activities: Ski Club 1-2-3-4 Band 1 Debate 1 Freshman Cheer Squad 1 Varsity Cheer Squad 2-3-4 Cheer King 4 Projection 1-2-3-4 Track 3 Vice President Pep Club 3 Ski Club President 4 Rieben, Beverly Bev Ambition: To travel Favorite Pastime: Swimming Activities: Ice Skating 1 Swimming 1-2-3 Reiersgaard, Robert George Bob Ambition: To travel Favorite Pastime: To have fun Activities: Representative 2-3-4 Rieben, Dolores Marie Favorite Pastime: Reading Activities: Representative 1 Basketball 1 Entered from Santa Monica High School, Santa Monica, Calif. , 3. (55) Ritchie, Stephen Arthur Art Ambition: To be a mechanic Favorite Pastime: Taking it easy w S F E y , N ti J M I Mi R Rothweiler, Robert Albert Rocky Ambition: To be a forest S ranger Activities: Letterman ' s Club 2-3-4 Booster Club 4 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Representative 1 Roundup 4 Iniwa 4 Reserve Football 1 Varsity Football 2-3-4 Honorable Mention Football 3-4 Executive Board 4 Salo, Dale Gary Cork Favorite Pastime: Fishing and hunting deer Activities: Band 1 Marching Band 1 Senior Assembly 4 Roundup Day Parade Com. 3 Sand, Donald Richard Dick Ambition: To be an accom- plished glass bender Favorite Pastime: Traveling Entered from Kearny High School, San Diego, Calif., 4. Rubens, Dorothy Ann Dottie Ambition: To live on a ranch Favorite Pastime: Going places Activities: May Fete 1 Library Club 4 Roundup Staff 4 Heisey Award 1-3 Roundup Assembly 4 Office Duty 4 Sanders, Delphine Yvonne Vonnie Ambition: To be a designer Favorite Pastime: Playing tennis Activities: M. S. T. Club 3 Ruegg, Margery Dolores Margie Ambition: To be a good stenographer Favorite Pastime; Dancing Activities: Messiah 1-2-3 Softball 1 Spring Festival 1-2 A Capella 4 Christmas Concert 4 Sartain, Russell Lyle Sardines Ambition: To invent a method of learning without studying Activities: Debate 1 Ski Club 4 Projectionist 4 Ruf, Philip Evans Favorite Pastime: Tinkering with guns Saunders, Jack Kenneth Ambition: To live in Alaska Favorite Pastime: Hunting and fishing Activities: Senior Ball Com. 4 Cap and Gown Com. 4 Entered from Helena High School, Helena, Mont., 3. Schenk, Alma Geraldine Jerry Ambition: To be a nurse Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Messiah 1-2 Music Festival 1-2 Swimming 3 Representative 4 Secretary-Treasurer Pan American Club 2 Volleyball 1-2 Office Duty 4 Senior Ball Com. 4 Senior Ball Com. 4 Schuff, Ellsworth Ells- Ambition: To make big dough Favorite Pastime: Hockey Activities: Intramural Basketball 2 Patrol Squad 3 Hockey 1-2-3-4 Scott, Robert G. Scotty Ambition: To be a farmer Favorite Pastime: Driving my car Entered from Fort Benton High School, Fort Benton, Montana, 2. 2W1 C ( - v , ++J i u K« H K Seese, Donald Earle Sees Ambition: To be a C. P. A. Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Messiah 1 Spring Festival 1 Representative 2 Ski Club 2-3-4 Intramural Basketball 2-3 Track 3 Football 2-3-4 Commencement Com. 4 C L A S s o F 1 9 4 8 Seidl, Vernon Eugene Ernie Favorite Pastime: Tinkering with cars Activities: Pan American Club 2-3 Shapleigh, Delia Luree Dell Ambition: To have a home of my own Activities: G. A. A. 1-2-3 Tennis 1-2 Tumbling 1 Messiah 1-2 Spring Festival 1-2 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Sheldon, Myra Margaret Ambition: To go to college in Missoula Favorite Pastime: Fred Activities: Messiah 1-2-3 Spring Festival 1-2-3 Tennis 2 Christmas Assembly 2-3 May Fete 1 G. A. A. 2 Secretary Student Association 4 Senior Ball Com. 4 Simmons, Jeanetie Clare Jinx Ambition: To be a dental hygienist Activities: Messiah 4 A Capella 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Basketball Band 3-4 All-City Festival 1-2-3-4 Band Uniform Custodian 2 Band Librarian 3 Band Letterman 2-3-4 Roundup Staff 4 Iniwa Staff 4 Roundup Assembly 4 May Fete 1 Simmons, Thomas L. Tom Ambition: To travel Favorite Pastime: Hunting and fishing Activities: Band 1-2-3 Sophomore Assembly 2 Spring Festival 1-2 Roundup Day Parade 3 Football Band 1-2 Uniform Musiquette 1 Senior Ball Com. 4 Roundup Day Tableau 1-2 Siniff, L. Edward Buck Ambition: To play the bass well Activities: Projectionist 4 (57) Sletten, Marian Eileen Ambition: To be a cosme- tologist Activities: Booster Club 3-4 Class Assembly Com. 2-3 May Fete 1 G. A. A. 1 Roundu p 4 Ski Club 3-4 Ski Club Treasurer 4 Memorial Com. 2 Junior Prom Decorations Chairman 3 Booster Ball Publicity Chairman 4 Band 1 Senior Ball Decorations Com. 4 Sloan, Laura Margaret Peggy Ambition: To be an airline representative Activities: French Club 4 M. Performances 4 Entered from St. Mary ' s High School, Great Falls, Mon- tana, 3. S E N I R S Soupos, Cecelia Sally Ambition: To travel Activities: Library Club 3-4 G. A. A. 1 Volleyball 1-4 Tennis 1-4 Swimming 1 Smith, Harry Nathaniel Smitty Ambition: To become a commercial airlines pilot Favorite Pastime: Listening to good music Activities: Pan American Club 3 Representative 1-2 Smith, Jack Edward Jack Ambition: To make good in life Activities: Orchestra 1-2-3 Football 2 Track 2 Spring Festival 1-2-3 Uniform Musiguette 1 Roundup Day Tableau 1-2 Senior Ball Com. 4 Roundup Parade 3 Solberg, Grace Violet Gracie Ambition: To be an aero- nautics instructor Favorite Pastime: Skating and skiing Entered from Malta High School, Malta, Mont., 4. Spitzer, Virginia Beth Missie Ambition: To learn to ski Favorite Pastime: Living, loving, learning Activities: Stagecraft 4 Messiah 1-2-3 Spring Festival 1-2-3 Christmas Concert 4 Christmas Assembly 3-4 Tumbling 1 Basketball 1 Costume Com., Senior Play 4 Commencement 3 Staley, Beverly Ann Bev Favorite Pastime: Music Activities: Messiah 1-2-3 Christmas Concert 4 Music Festival 1-2-3 Pan American Club 2-4 Teachers ' Convention 4 Christmas Assembly 4 Commencemnt Program 3 Tennis 3 Smith, Marcia Joan Smitty Ambition: To travel Favorite Pastime: Chewii gum Activities; Messiah 1-2 Spring Festival 1-2 Strickfaden, Norma Alene Stinky Ambition: To reach the highest star Favorite Pastime: Playing tennis Activities: May Fete 1 Player ' s Club 2 Orchesis 3 Tennis Tournament 1-2 Swanson, Boverloo Bev Favorite Pastime: Having fun Activities: G. A. A. 2-3 Tabor, Geraldine lone Gerry Ambition: To be an interior decorator Favorite Pastime: Drawing Activities: G. A. A. 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Swimming 3 Dancing 2 Softball 1 Volleyball 4 C L A S S o F 1 9 4 8 Taleff, Nauman Theodore Ted Favorite Pastime: Tinkering around with machinery Tempel, Paul Robert Bert Ambition: To reach 6 feet Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Baseball 3 Taylor, Joella Alvirda Jo Ambition: To become a concert pianist Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: Player ' s Club 1 M. S. T. Club 3 Basketball 1-2 Volleyball 1-2 Softball 1-2 Tennis 1-2 Thisted, Suzanne Lee Sue Favorite Pastime: Skiing and dancing Activities: Representative 1 G. A. A. 1 Musiguette 1 Roundup Assembly 4 Messiah 1-2 Heisey Award 2 Ski Club 3-4 Roundup Staff 4 Tennis 1-2 Spring Festival 1-2 Senior Ball Com. 4 Roundup Day Assembly 1 Taras, Elizabeth Jean Betiy Ambition: To travel Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: Representative 1 G. A. A. 1-2 Ice Skating 1 May Fete 1 Home Ec Club 1 Thomas, David Ray Dave Ambition: To be a top-flight physicist Activities: Band 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3 Iniwa 3-4 Roundup 3-4 Heisey Award 2 Publications Photo Editor 4 Pepsi-Cola Finalist 4 Rotary Club Represent- ative 4 Election Com. 4 Debate 1 Ski Club 3-4 Westinghouse Science Award 4 Taylor, George Raymond Deems Ambition: To be successful Favorite Pastime: Skiing Activities: Football Band 2-3-4 asketbMl R d 9-3-4 Concert Band 2-3-4 Ski Club 3-4 Band Musianette 2 Entered from Dawson County High School, Glendive, Mont., 2. Thomas, Maxine Evelyn Max Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do Favorite Pastime: Talking Activities: Office Duty 4 Entered from Cascade High School, Cascade, Mont., 3. ' (59) Thronson, Jarron Charles Jerry Ambition: To run a restaurant Favorite Pastime: Eating Trainer, Georgia Etta Jo- Ambition: To travel the whole Pan American highway Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: Messiah 2 Pan American Club 4 S E N I R S A Tynes, Robert Charles Bob Ambition: To be the best plumber in Great Falls Activities: Patrol Squad 2-3-4 Messiah 1-2 Fred Waring Show 1 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Patience 4 Christmas Program 1-2-4 A Capella Choir 4 Swing Show 1 Spring Festival 1-2-4 Teachers ' Convention 2-4 May Fete 1 Uecker, Harold Nathan Ueck Ambition: To be successful Activities: Ski Club 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Band Officer 4 Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 Messiah 1-2 Swing Show 1 Class Assembly 2-3-4 Band Letterman 3-4 German Band 4 Basketball Band 3-4 Football Band 1-2-3-4 Treweek, Harold B. Keewert Ambition: To weigh 150 pounds Favorite Pastime: Making explosions an chemistry class Activities: Junior Prom Com. 3 Senior Eall Com. 4 Entered from Basic High School, Henderson, Nev., 2. :%r Trodick, Jack Winton Jackson Ambition: To be a profes- sional salesman Activities: Ski Club 2-3-4 Ski Team 3 Band 1-2-3 Clown Band 1-2 Class Assembly 2-3-4 Freshman Basketball 1 Spring Festival 1-2-3 Music Letterman Concert Band 1-2-3 Underdahl, Inez B. Punk Ambition: To have a nursing career Favorite Pastime: Sewing Activities: Chorus 4 Christmas Concert 4 Entered from Lincoln High School, Tacoma, Wash., 4. Van Noy, Howard George Howie Favorite Pastime: Nancy Activities: Lelterman ' s Club 3-4 Booster Club 4 Executive Board 3-4 Booster Ball 4 Junior Prom 3 Varsity Football 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 All-State Second Team Football 3 Reserve Basketball 2 Intramural Basketball 3-4 Track 2-3 Tucker, Betty Frances Bets Ambition: To see the wori Favorite Pastime: Walt , ■-. ' . s: G A. A. 2-3 ' M , Vigen, Martin Robert Ambition: To be a success in life Favorite Pastime: Fishing Activities: Track 2 Voegele, Betty Deane Deanie Ambition: To be successful in whatever I attempt Activities: May Fete 1 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Messiah 3-4 Spring Festival 2-3 A Capella 2-3 Christmas Assembly 3 Swimming 3 G. A. A. 1 Volleyball Tournament 1 Heisey Award 2 Volk, Fred Anton Favorite Pastime: Myra Activities: Letterman ' s Club 3-4 Football 2-3-4 Varsity Football 3-4 Junior Executive Board 3 Vice President Senior Class 4 President Letterman ' s Club 4 Captain Football 4 All-State Tackle 4 Track 2-3 Wagner, Dale Orville Ambition: To be in a musical field Favorite Pastime: Photog- raphy Activities: Representative 2 C L A S S o F 1 9 4 8 Walker, Shirley Donna Shirl Ambition: To be a decorator Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: Library Club 3 May Fete 1 Office Duty 4 Wardinsky, William Franklin Ambition: To be rich Favorite Pastime: Football Activities: Letterman ' s Club 2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Varsity Football 2-3-4 All-State Football 4 Most Valuable Player 4 Senior Assembly Chairman 4 Track 3-4 Warwick, Andrew Maynard Ambition: To live an adventurous life Favorite Pastime: Traveling Activities: Messiah 3-4 Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 Little Symphony 3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Uniform Musiguette 1 Wahlberg, David Karl Lane Hey You! Ambition: To white-wash politics Activities: Messiah 1-2-3-4 Dinner Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Debate 1 Agora Club 4 Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 Musiguette 1 Iniwa 4 Roundup 4 Little Symphony 1-2-3-4 Seattle Music Meet 3 Heisey Award 3 Concert Master of Orchestra 3-4 Waugh, Shirley Ann Sugar Ambition: To own a 1948 Harley Davis Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: G. A. A. 1 Swimming 3 Bowling 2 Office Duty 4 May Fete 1 Basketball 1 Walker, Robert Lee Bob Ambition: To be happy Activities: Booster Club 4 Letterman ' s Club 3-4 Messiah 2-3 H. M. S. Pinafore 2 Football 1-2-3-4 Track 3-4 Intramural Basketball 3-4 Executive Board 2-3 Class Assembly 2 Orchestra 1-2-3 Senior Ball Com. 4 Roundup Parade 3 Weaver, William David Bill Ambition: To own and oper- ate a large dude ranch Favorite Pastime: Carpentry (61 ) Weinsheim, Gretchen A. Dutch Favorite Pastime: Trying to ski Activities: French Club 3-4 Vice President French Sadie Hawkins Com. 3-4 Messiah 1 Soring Festival 1 G. A. A. 1 Ski Club 3-4 Plover ' s Club 2 May Fete 1 Musiquette 1 Roundup Staff 4 Roundup Assembly 4 Weissman, Evelyn Anne Lynn Ambition: To always be happy Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: Drum Corps 1 Messiah 1 May Fete 1 Re-entered from A n o a k i a School for Girls, Arcadia, Calif., 2. S E N I R S Williams, June June Ambition: To be a stenographer Favorite Pastime: Riding horseback Activities: Chorus 1-2 Wilson, Dorrine Rose Ambition: To be a beautician Favorite Pastime: Drawing Activities: Messiah 2 Spring Festival 2 Chorus 2 G. A. A. 4 Westdal, Vivian Louise Punky Ambition: To learn to ski Activities: May Fete 1 Messiah 1-2-3 A Capella Choir 3-4 Christmas Assembly 3-4 Spring Festival 1-2-3-4 Tennis 2 Senior Girls ' Sextet 4 Senior Mixed Octet 4 Commencement 3 Christmas Program 4 Patience 4 Years Ago Com. 4 Winjum, Marylee V. Wmjy Ambition: To be a good nurse Favorite Pastime: Writing letters Activities: G. A. A. 1-2-3 Dancing 2 Representative 3 Junior Prom 3 Wilkinson, William Walter Bill Ambition: To travel to Alaska Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Football 4 Representative 4 Wiprud, Thelma Jean Jeannie Favorite Pastime: Heinie Activities: Debate 1 N. F. L. 1-2-3-4 Messiah 1-3 May Fete 1 •Tennis 2 Christmas Program 4 A Capella Choir 3-4 Christmas Assembly 3-4 Spring Festival 1-3-4 Willey, Frances Edith Ambi. :or.: 7 z,- -j 700 a s ' er.ographer Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: G. A. A. 1 Messiah 1-2 Spring .- estiva! 1 -2 May Fete i Choi is . Wolf, Jack Jay Lefty Ambition: To be the world ' s greatest architect Activities: Representative 4 Yoder, June Maxine Ambition: To enjoy life Favorite Pastime: Dancing Activities: May Fete 1 G. A. A. 1 Messiah 1-2-3 Christmas Concert 4 Spring Fe.stival 1-2-3-4 Christmas Assembly 4 Commencement 3 Young, Anna Lucille Sis Ambition: To travel around the world Favorite Pastime: Reading Activities: Player ' s Club 4 Representative 2 Swimming 1 Importance of Being Earnest 4 Young, Betty Louise Ambition: To marry Harry Activities: May Fete 1 Student Association Treasurer 4 Chairman Decor. Sales Unit 4 Swimming 3 C L A S S o F 1 9 4 8 Ziebarth, Leo Arthur Ambition: To be a photographer Favorite Pastime: Taking pictures Activities: Pan American Club 1-2 Entered from Shelby High School, Shelby, Mont., 1. Zunchich, Denise Joan Dee Ambition: To be a physiotherapist Activities: Band 1-2 May Fete 1 Class Assembly 2-3 Senior Play Com. 3 All-School Play Com. Manager 3 Senior Play, Furniture and Props 4 Roundup 4 Senior Ball Com. 4 Representative 3 Ski Club 3-4 £ Zuncich, Aidith Joan Artie Ambition: To be an airline stewardess Favorite Pastime: Ice skating and dancing Activities: Messiah 2 All-City Festival 2 Tennis 3 Ice Skating 3 Twirling 2-3-4 Twirling Captain 4 Chorus 2 jEntered from St. Mary ' s High School, Great Falls. Mon- (63) lad Will xmd VeAhmmi We the Senior Class, being of sound mind and broken body do on this dav the first of June, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-eight hereby bequeath and denote the following priceless treasures to some not altogether deserving personages: Cathy Clapp wills to her sister Martha her perfection of the sitz-mark. _ Stan Fitzpatrick bequeaths his potential brain power to Miss Thompson s future classes. To Joyce Siperly goes Chuck Gilmore s southern drawl. Mary Alyce Hughes leaves Bill (to the highest bidder.) Loretta Logsdon leaves her horse laugh to any nightmare that wants it. Jack Smith leaves his appetite to Dale Morton. George Taylor leaves Moe ' s bottles empty. Dave Thomas leaves Stan Cowan to Mrs. Phelan. Jack Jordan leaves his ability to speak Italian to Tony Marino. Joe McArthur leaves his diploma to Jerry Keenan. .__,., Marion Sletten leaves her beautiful golden tresses to Mr. Sticht. Jack (Durante) Peden leaves his economy size nose to Dick Rebal. Janie Radigan wills her plaid glasses to the bats in the school belfry. Joe Marino wills his presidential votes to Henry Wallace. Carley Heule wills her dashing steed, Tony, to anyone who can catch him. Robin McPhail wills her long, shimmering locks to Sparkle Plenty. Bill Banta and Bob Murray respectively will each other that which the party of the first part needs most and the party of the second part needs least. Evelyn Parsons leaves her figure to Sharlie Shane. Jackie Pettyjohn leaves her good natured disposition to Tommy Straham. Dave Wahlburg leaves his melting glances to Bossy and all other con- tented cows. Draper Hurd leaves his debate cards to Brown Chase. Dale Kranz surrenders the whistle on his car to all underclassmen to use at their discretion. , Louise Pauls bestows her forgiving nature upon next year s Roundup editor (and to all those whom her staff members have insulted.) Last but not least, Denise Zunchich leaves her clothes and goes home in a Class President. I 64 QlaM P fmeaj, HUR-ry, HUR-ry, HUR-ry! Step right up to gaze on events ten years hence. Take a look in the future with Madame LaZora. She knows nothing, sees noth- ing, tells everything. Hush! The crystal ball is clearing. What is this? Look deep in the crystal ball, for there you see . . . Jack Peden still playing reserve football and basketball under Loren Perry, head coach. Howard Farley digging up stale jokes and telling them to Jeannette Sim- mons, who is scrubbing floors in the capitol building. Gloria Cocales throwing down autographed copies of her great novel from the top of the First National Bank building. Jack Jordan, who is selling pencils on Central avenue, has collected seven of the books already. Marshall Annau playing tiddely-winks with man-hole covers with the trained elephants of Dede Brick and Joanne McGinnis. Gretchen Weinsheim modeling pajamas with Sue, Ellen and Janie. Harold Treweek of the F. B. I. is watching these undercover activities. Dorothy Helgeson, president of the Old Maid ' s Society, polishing fellow member, Ruth Gebhardt ' s, horn rimmed glasses. Myra Sheldon is still counting trees in Missoula ' s 20,000-acre experimental forest. Bob Rothweiler, who is also in the forest, is looking for lonely little petunias. Larry Enloe driving Draper Hurd out of business by delivering babies to members of the class of ' 48 at half price. Norma Strickfaden, to the dismay of both, is raising little test tubes. Jack McHenry and Sally Chambliss living in a mud hut in Mongolia. Bob Farnsworth, in Siberia, watering his pineapples with Pepsi Cola. Dave Kunz beach-combing in Australia, Evelyn Weissman cruising in a canoe on the Amazon, and Bill Wilkinson hunting tigers in darkest Africa. Bob Murray treating his patients, Carley Heule (who is meditating on life ' s evils in a padded cell) and Pat Moran (annoying other doctors.) Marie Allred is trying to crash the gates. Ed Alf, leaving earth headed for Mars, after witnessing Bill Browning ' s production of Orson Welles ' Mercury Theatre. Dave Wahlberg accepting a high paying job with the all-girl orchestra after having been thrown out of the Philharmonic by Joe Marino. The reason: Flirting with Kay Kraber on concert tour. Harold Uecker playing at the Royal Hawaiian hotel in Honolulu. Don Espelin still trying to climb trees with his Ford, while Shiny Knight is teaching Dick how to knock them down. Nancy Calvert chasing Howie, who is trying to follow Jack Osweiler ' s example of being a happy bachelor. Glen Pipes working for the WPA under Foreman John HalL Ted (rags to riches) Coronzos has made his million while Dave Thomas is still eking out a meager existence of $25,000 a year. Jo McMaken searching for Chloe up the swamps, while Pat Freeman is just searching. The crystal ball is fading. However, we can still make out one figure. Oh, oh! That teacher is in the basement again. ( 65 ) Ik M } GJiwmtKMtHHtHmtt jy Junior Class Officers and Sponsors President Bob Yurko Vice President Don Baker Secretary-Treasurer Pat O ' Grady Sponsors ..... Miss Erickson, Mr. Koen Emerging from a tangle of theorems, Cicero and Emerson ' s essays, the Junior class stands ready to take the final plunge to the threshold of Senior- hood. This prospect seems pretty exciting now, but next year when he thinks back over the Junior Prom, class assembly and Roundup Day parade of ' 48, he ' ll look at the lowly Freshman with envy, wishing that he, too, could start from the beginning — as a Junior. ( 67 ) Aafedt, Ole Adams, Margaret Altenburg, Rudolph Anderson, Phyllis Annau, Eill Amaud, Delores Babbe, Joyce Babst, Delores Baker, Don Eaker, Nick Bakkum, Marjorie Bann, Eleanor Bardwell, Dorothy Bateman, Jim Eechard, Virginia Beckman, Alice Bennet, Audrey Eerhow, Iola Bethke, Ilene Black, Barbara Black, Gene Blackorby, Lee Blaker, Bill Eley, Thelma Boboth, Joe Booen, Eugene Booth, Richard Borsheim, Richard Boutilier, Bill Bowman, Walter ,: . A 1 J ■ ' . Bradford, Mary Brandt, Rod Britton, Gerald Broadhead, David Brown, Donald Brown, Hazel Brown, H. P. Brust, Barbara Bueling, Don Buley, Robert Campanella, George Campbell, Tom Carlson, Dora Carlson, Eugene Carpenter, Al Carr, Nancy Carson, Dan Carter, Mary Ann Carter, Robert Cartlidge, Audrey Casey, P. J. Chisholm, Pat Christ, Arthur Christensen, Betty Cislow, Eugene Clapp, Martha Clark, Maurice Coloff, Lawrence Cook, Vernon Cowan, Stanley Cox, Joyce Cox, Ralph Cummings, Donna Cummings, Jerrie Cunningham, Edwin Cutler, Robert Dailey, Charles Dalve, Shirley Davidson, Clara Davidson, Ian Davis, Dixie Lee Dempsey, Jacqueline Deneen, Patricia Dixon, Gail Dixon, Robert Dobby, Charles Donnell, Bill Dorn, Sherry Dorr, Velma Doupe, Audrey Driscoll, Margaret Dundas, Robert Dunlap, Patty Dusek, Bill Dybdal, Elliott Eberl, Shirley Edwards, Kenneth Egged, Dorothy Ellis, BUI Ellis, Shirley English, Jayne Evangelisti, Adeline Evans, Leon Fayden, Betty Felland, Melvin Ferguson, Robert Ferris, Delia Fisher, Don Fontana, Adele Forsyth, William Fosse, Robert Garvin, George Gendreau, Stanley Gibson, Harry Gleason, Allan Goggans, Janny Goodau, Olive Gordon, Barbara Grasseschi, Primrose Gruenhagen, Bob Gunnis, Bill Hadford, Marilyn Halseth, Marilyn Hamilton, Jackie Hansen, Georgia Hansen, La Rae Hansen, LeNore Hanse, Alva Harris, Alice Jean Harris, Barbara VP Havens, Marjorie Kawn, Gloria Heber, Charles Hepp, Joe Herb, Marjorie Hjermstad, Kari Hoffman, Ben Hoffman, Jack Hoffman, Ruth Holland, Janet Holman, Darlene Holzberger, Joyce Howard, Don Hunter, Jane Irion, Viola Jaap, Jacqueline Jackson, Jim Jacobs, Shirley Jager, Rose Marie JaTaczeski, Dick Jones, Joyce Jorgenson, Frances Josephson, Jacqueline Joslyn, Josephine Jourdonais, Rae Kalitzke, Jack Kandilas, Mary Karr, Conway Kaste, Bill Kelso, Donna A c O, O u? Kennedy, Dorothy Kind, Beverly Kinney, Rachel Kinney, Ruth Kiolet, Coralie Kittams, Stella Klaboe, Edith Klay, Carol KUck, Teddy Knott, Sue Kordos, Amelia Kotz, Mary Louise Krengel, Evelyn Lambert, Mae Lambert, William Landgren, Marlene Landgren, Phyllis Langhi, Walter Landoren, Phylhs LapeyTe, Jean Lasher, Shirley Lashway, Roy Laslovich, Frank Lassila, Delores Lauer, Lea Ledakis, Gus Lewis, Ruth Lindsay, Weldon Lockwood, Charles Logsdon, Laveme Loney, Mary Lorang, Helen Lorang, Mary Love, Bob Ludtke, Edith Lundquist, Shirley Lustgraaf, Martin Luwe, Patricia Mahoney, Margaret Main, Beverly Manning, Darlene Mans, Mary Jo Marino, Tony Matthis, Arlene McAndrews, Janet McCormick, Jim Meagher, Mary Meinert, Dora Meister, Jim Merrick, Jack Millons, Kaye Mitchell, Peggy Moline, Marjorie Montgomery, George Morgan, Joan Mower, Larry Moy, Margie Mugridge, Barbara Muir, Scotty Munger, Loretta Murphy, Cecil Murphy, Jerry Muzzana, Eleanor Nelson, Bob Nelson, Raymond Nelson, William Newcomb, Bradford Newell, Betty Nichols, George Nicholson, Marie Obradovic, Stanley Odegard, Dale Offerdal, Billy O ' Grady, Patricia O ' Kerlund, Spenser Olds, Shirley Oliver, Richard O ' Reilly, Jerry Palagi, George Palmer, Dorothy Parker, Dorothy Parker, Harry Patte, Roy Patterson, Donald Paul, Nancy Paulson, Gordon Pearson, Marillyn Peretti, Mary Peterson, Curtis Peterson, Norma Petrim, Shirley Pfluger, Grace Phillips, Owen Phillips, Shelmerdene Porch, Joanna Pyatt, Lois Rebal, Dick Reed, Russel Reed, Shirley Reilly, Frank Remy, Betty Jo Rens, John - £■■ Richardson, Mary Rickard, Mary Riffle, Patsy Riley, Patricia Ritchie, George Robinson, Joyce Roseth, Wayne Rowe, Wayne Ryan, Gerald Saar, Delores Safransky, Marcia Salas, Donald Sanders, Lola Schelling, Marlene Schiff, Genevieve Schrapps, Joanna Schuff, Norton Schulke, George Searles, Bill Seaton, Kathleen Seltzer, Ruth Seman, Delores Seman, Gloradon Sharon, May Shauer, Walter Sherman, Shirley Shiell, Bill Shoup, Marcia Siperly, Joyce Sipes, Laura Skovron, Bob Smith, Bob Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Ray Carl Smith, Ray William Smith, Roberta Snippen, Connie Sohl, Jack Sor, Richard Speck, Laurel Spring, Marilyn Squires, Aucelle Steele, Lou Alyce Steffani, Bernice Stetson, Leland Stevenson, Ethel Strahan, Tommy Stucker, Phyllis Sunseri, Sandra Swenson, Aaron Talcolt, Don Tempel, Ben Thiebaud, Sarah Trusted, Jack Thomas, Edna Jo Thompson, Don Thompson, Neil Tilton, Patricia Tinelli, Joyce Tobin, Peggy Todd, Bonita Toeves, Bill Tonkovich, Richard Townsend, Eugene Toy, Jack Tuss, Virginia Ulery, Richard Urquhart, Charles Vance, Irene Vestman, Keith Vigen, Margaret Wakefield, Katherine Waldenberg, Carol Walker, Anne Walker, Tom Wallis, Gayle Walsh, Jane Wardinsky, Gene Watson, Bob Wenner, Jean White, Donna Willett, Lanelle Wilson, William Winterrowd, Bob Wolf, Nick Wolff, Bill Wollaston, Dean Wood, Jack Woodahl, Bob Yurko, Robert Zimmerman, Helen (73) itooW ■■ ■ ■ - ' • ■■■• ■■■■■ ' : :.„.«• the EroP ire VJa ' Re N« S H -A V  y z Sophomore Class Officers and Sponsors President Bob Nelson Vice President .. .. Bob Johnson Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Jenkins Sponsors Miss Olson, Mr. Chupich Those Freshmen are so naive and helpless; now, when we were that age . . . , and so, adjusting their monocles, the Sophomores close the door of another year behind them. Underneath this exterior of super colossal confi- dence and sophistication, these students comprise a talented and energetic class, as shown by their outstanding scholars, fine athletes and talented par- ticipants in stage, speech and music. ( 75) Ahl, Marlin Ahlquist, Marie Albone, Constance Anderson, Calvin Anderson, Ethel Anderson, Lila Anderson, Marie Anderson, Maybelle Archey, Norman Atkinson, Edward Austin, Dan Bacon, Joan Baker, Cy Barnum, Darlene Basta, Jim Bastas, Pat Beatty, Virginia Blackley, Virginia Bluhm, Gary Booth, Llewellyn Booth, Maxme Borsheim, Gene Boule, Duane Bowker, Marjone Bowlin, Barbara Bowlm, Darlene Bowman, Paul Brees, Duane Broadhead, Ralph Brown, Keith Brown, Pearl Brown, Shirley Brown, Wilford Buchanan, Gerald Bullock, James Burckhard, William Burk, Dick Burke, Tom Burns, June Calvert, Bonnie Calvert, John Calvert, Shirley Cameron, Nancy Carlson, Jean Carr, Ted CaTras, Helen Carrico, Marilyn Carver, Evelyn Cary, Ann Cecil, Doris Carlson, Bonita Chamberlain, John Chase, Brown Chisholm, Dick Chisholm, Patricia Clemons, Crystal Clingan, Art Cogley, Jeanine Collins, Bud Conquergood, Charlotte Cook, Jim Coursey, Clara Cox, Stratton Creekmore, Donna Cresien, Marlene Cummings, Darlene Curtis, Joy Cushman, Beecher Daniels, Arlene Daniels, Bill Davey, Flora Jo Davis, Charles Dean, Don Dehon, William Delphy, Ronald Demapoulos, Helen Dick, Margaret Dohmeyer, Charlene Dudley, Fred Duffy, Dorothy Dumont, Charlotte Donnelly, Bill Dunlap, Betty Jane Dunlap, John Dunn, George Durran, Norma Edinger, Beverly Edmonds, David Edmonds, Ramon Egan, Alleen Engellant, Robert English, Joyce Enochson, Lois Erdman, Marjorie Erickson, Jane Evans, Jack Farley, Ralph Febach, LaVerne Fleming, Bill Fotes, Catherine Frank, Artha Fredrickson, Virginia Freeman, Dick Frey, Eleanor Frey, Ethel Fritz, Nick Gehlen, Juanita Gibson, Gene Gibson, Eddie Gonser, Betty Gooch, Thomas Goodell, Maxine Gordon, Barbara Jean Gosney, Betty Gosney, Virginia Goss, Winifred Green, Ardythe Green, Gerald Green, Molly Greecher, John a A ck f H Grena, Don Greytak, James Gudatis, Joseph Haefer, Fay Haefer, James Hagnes, Laurel Halter, Dorothy Halverson, Lorelei Halvorson, Martha Ham, Olin Haney, Rita Hansen, Doris Hanson, Janet Hartman, Gary Hartwig, JoAnn Hastings, Shirley Hay, Walter Hayes, Winifred Heisler, Betty Hepp, Hilda Hermanson, Don Hildahl, Doris Hixson, Fred Hodges, Wade Holm, Carl Holman, James Holmes, Wayne Holmlund, Jim Hoskamer, Robert Houghton, John Houseman, Kathryn Houseman, Kenneth Howard, Janet Howell, Delia Huber, James Hunter, Neil Ingebritson, Barbara Jackson, Jean Jackson, Joan Jackson, Lloyd Jenkins, Barbara Jenkins, Bernice Jensen, Richard Johnson, Richard Johnson, Laura Mae Johnson, Robert Jones, Beryl Joslyn, Justine Judge, William Jung, Morris Kalafat, Rosemary Kathan, James Kerbs, Melvin King, Beverly Kitson, Arlen Klaue, Charles Kolstad, Galen Kommers, Gerald Koskela, Maxine Kralich, Rose Kruse, John Lake, James Lander, Earl Larson, LaRita Latham, Fredina LaValley, Cliff LaValley, Paul Lease, Jay LeClaire, Lawrence LeFebre, Ed LeFebre, Joan Lewis, William Lillie, Donald Lillie, Richard Lindberg, June Lindseth, Kathryn Linn, William Little, Charles Little, Margaret Lilzinger, Gertrude Lode, Mary Ludwig, Joan Luoma, Charlotte MacKnight, Donald Maffit, Maynard Magnus, Helen Mains, James Malone, JoAnn Mann, Ole Margaris, William Mashino, Shirley Matoon, Mina McDonald, Marvin McGillis, Betty McGinnis, Jerome McKampson, John McKenzie, Joyce McLaughlin, Betty Medean, Marjorie Merrill, Harriet Mieyr, John Miller, Ben Miller, Dahrl Miller, Frank Miller, Glen Miller, Gordon Miller, Loretta Miner, Gwen Mohn, Marlin Moody, Estella Morton, Dale Moses, Marian Mott, Donald Murphy, Joe Murray, Irene Murray, Pat Myers, Carmen Nelson, Kenneth Nelson, Robert Newman, Jack 1 ' ft ft 9 A a% ft « a. mas t ' ,rtf Nicolai, Donna Neilsen, Doris Nisbet, Earlene Nolde, Shirley Nullinger, Jim Nygard, Emil Odegard, Audrey Odegard, Dolores O ' Donnell, Philip Olds, Donna Olson, Connie Oswald, Jean Palagi, Kenneth Parsell, Richard Pearce, Robert Peden, Robert Pendergrass, David Peretti, Jim Peterson, Don Peterson, Sheila Philippi, Ray Pilgeram. Jim Pilgeram, LaVerne Porro, Lois Porro, Phyllis Porro, Robert Porro, Susan Proctor, Merton Quilter, Betty Ramsted, Shirley Raunig, Lucille Ray, Bernard Redfield, Donna Reeves, Dorothy Renning, Georgia Rhebb, Patti Rieben, Janina Riehl, Jack Ripplinger, Boyd Roehm, David Rogne, Barbara Rogne, Bill Rohr, Jeanne Rossi, John Ryan, Donald Sakaye, Mary Sampson, Ted Samuels, Allan Sanborn, Harold Sanders, Dorothy Sanders, Neil Sanger, James Schultz, Edward Scott, Dawn Joy Shane, Sharlee Shannon, Donald Shauer, Leonard Shervey, Betty Shively, Robert Showen, Bill Sieben, Kennard Singer, Rose Marie Skovron, Charles Sletten, Robert Sloan, John Smerker, Anthony- Smith, Earl Smith, Shirley- Smith, Stanley Smith, Virginia Sorenson, Mary Spomer, Barbara Staats, Ward Stageberg, Vivian Steffani, Charles Stephens, Keith Stevenson, Edward Stoddart, Jim Stokes, JoAnne Stubbs, Norman Sullinger, Frances Taber, Robert Tabor, John Tadish, Helen Tague, Kenneth Talbott, Beverly Tarpley, Raymond Tautges, Caroline Taylor, Richard Taylor, Bill Teague, Freeman Teddy, Constance Thaxter, Janice Thayer, Bonnie Thiebaud, Juanita Thisted, Bob Thomas, Robert Thompson, George Thurber, Jeanine Thygesen, Lois Tokerud, Harold Tornberg, Donald Trinastich, Richard Trodick, Frank Ulery, Warren Vanderhoof, Goldie Wagner, Russell _ - Waldenberg, Genevieve sa£ Wallace, Robert Warden, Nancy- Warner, Stanley Watson, Richard Watson, William Weaver, Scott Wells, Barbara Wentworth, Gerald Wilkins, Natalie Willey, John Wilson, Murdo Winterrowd, Don Am a Cj ft P (15 ft It v? Winterrowd, Irene Wise, Shirley Withee, Charles Withee, Diane Witt, Frank Wollaston, Cathryn Wollaston, Doris Woodcock, John Wuerl, Claire Yoder, Shirley- Young, Betty Yurko, John 82 ) .; . . tk S r.-f-- sZ? 3 • ' r a -a ' §P r -r -  - ' a- ' = - Freshman Class Officers and Sponsors 1 r... i. President .. Bill Gabriel Vice President Murdo Campbell Secretary-Treasurer Jean Christensen Sponsors : Miss Dunn, Mr. Willett Hey, I can ' t find the elevator! Could you tell me how to get to the office, please? . . . who else but those green-horn prodigies as they mount the first rung on the ladder of their high school career. The Freshman class has proved itself an asset to Great Falls High School as evidenced by its contribution of fine scholars, excellent athletic possibilities and superb talent in a bang-up assembly (which, incidentally, has been cause for a great deal of worry among program planners of the more sophisticated upper classes.) ( 85 ) 2it fe i Alf, John William Allan, James Amundson, Rachelle Anderson, Nola Atchison, Dolores Bacon, Leroy Baier, Jane Baker, Joyce Ball, Jack Barham, Del Barrett, Camille Bauer, Dan Beattie, Richard Becker, Barbara Bell, Juanita Berger, Jeanine Blackorby, Beverly Bloemaker, Bonnie Blumfield, George Boboth, Mary Bower, Mabel Bowlin, Jerry Bradford, Myrtle Breidenbach, Lois Bricks, Ronald Bright, LeRoy Brunner, Edward Bryant, Loren Bryant, Mary Alice Butler, Joan ■W m 2  W Calvert, Mary Alice Cameron, Kenneth Campbell, Murdo Campbell, Nancy Carte, Barbara Ann Casavant, William Cave, James Cerek, Wilma Challenger, Primrose Chambers, Irene Chambers, Robert Chick, Evelyn Chitwood, Ronald Christensen, Jean Cislo, Robert Cislo, Steve Clark, James Cocoles, William Cogswell, Ted Coleman, Helen Connolly, Rita Cooper, Russell Cornell, Betty Craig, John Crawford, Russell Creek, Everard Cummings, Mary Curry. Richard Curtis, Irene Daley, Deloris Dallas, Richard Daniels, Jean Darling, Nicholas Davey, Roberta Dawson, Theodore Dennis, Jerry Dick, Mary Ann Donnell, Peggy Donnelly, Jim Duckett, Harry Duffy, Ruth Dusek, Betty Dybdal, Paula Earll, John Eaton, Delias Einan, Mary Eley, June Elliott, June Ellis, Eleanor Enochson, Dorothy Eustance, Robert Faechner, Donald Farmer, Alvin Feback, Fred Feiden, John Feldman, Elmer Ferguson, Roslyn Ferrell, Greg Flaherty, John Fleury, Gilbert Fleury, Ludetta Forster, Dick Foster, John Fox, Dick Frank, Clara Frey, Dick Gabriel, Bill Gall, Alva Garney, Laureen Gibbons, Eileen Ginnaty, James Gleason, Warren Golie, Rolland Goodau, Ruth Gowen, Lois Gray, Thomas Green, James Green, Jeannette Green, JoAnne Greytak, June Grismer, Marie Grubb, Thomas Gue, Bill Guthery, Georgann Haab, Gladys Hackworth, Peggy Hall, Carvell Halubka, Ray Hamblet, David Haney, Guy S? ° j L M f ft ft j La Haney, William Hansen, Dale Hanson, Mary Harper, Janet Harris, Audrey Harris, Robert Hastings, Ilo Hatfield, John Haugen, Greta Hedxn, Joyce Hedensten, Oneita Herzog, Lawrence Hill, Ronald Hinkle, Sherman Hodges, Alice Lee Holt, Twila Holzheimer, Myron Hooker, Arlene Horning, Shirley Howard, Donald Howard, June Howell, Neva Hughes, Kamla Huxd, Catherine Hurd, Thomas Jackman, Shirley Janosov, Robert Jenks, Betty Jensen, Jon Jensen, June O0 Johns, Verna Johnson, Audrey Johnson, Frank Jones, David Joslyn, Charles Kalafat, Ronald Karhi, Barbara Karr, Carol Keenan, Mary Kempa, Stanley Kennedy, Beverly Kerr, James Kimmel, Geneva Kivi, Frieda Klick, Richard Knight, Gene Koefelda, Bernice Koetter, Yvonne Kohles, Esther Kolski, Dolores Kommers, Charlene Kordos, James Korst, Norbert Krabsen, Dorothy Kralich, John Krause, Carole Krause, Dorothy Kregness, Georgina Kropp, Clarence Kugeland, Maxcia Kummer, Beverly LaCombe, Delores Lamberson, Tedine Lambert, Elaine Lander, Martin Langhi, Cecelia Langley, James Larson, Alvin Lassila, Sally Lazure, Carley Ledakis, Jimmy Lee, Ronald Lesmeister, Donald Lewis, Henry Liebalt, Paul Lindberg, Fred Livingston, Wayne Lofstrom, Jean Loney, William Long, Vance Lorang, Sylvia Loveland, Darlene Lucker, Sally Ludtke, Beverly Lundquist, Philip Luraas, Darrell Luther, Joel Lyman, Cecelia Malmberg, Beverly Mansfield, James Maroney, Thomas Maroney, Gladys Martin, Lillian Martin, Mary Massas, Maria Matsko, Emery Matthis, Evelyn McAllister, Rosemae McGillis, William McHenry, Maxine McKee, Alan McKenzie, Janet Mears, Mary Mee, Barbara Meinert, Emily Merrick, Beverly Miller, Daryl Miller, Donna Miller, Gene Mitchell, Daniel Mitchell, Harry Mitchell, Robert Moe, Russell Mogstad, Bernard Montgomery, Richard Montgomery, William Morales, James Morana, Lorraine Mott, Doris Murray, Colleen in dl «i Myers, Lorraine Myskewitz, Eileen Nadeau, Don Nelson, Ronald Newcomb, Walter Newman, Raymond Noble, Robert Noyes, Billie Rae O ' Connor, James Odegard, Marilyn Ogrin, Donald Olson, Janet Olson, Violet Omholt, Arlene O ' Reilly, Thomas Orham, Frances Osterman, Francis Otto, Wyoma Pachek, Jack Palmer, Jack Ervin Palmer, Jack Romain Paranteau, Judy Pattish, Joyce Paulson, Patricia Pearce, Clayton Peck, Marvin Pederson, James Peters, Lester Peterson, Dolores Peterson, Ted 0£O | Petrini, Jack Pettyjohn, Janis Pickering, Maxine Pledge, Alice Polutnik, Charles Randell, Julia Raunig, Robert Redfern, Jay Richards, Arlene Rickard, Billy Ritt, Edward Robertson, Patsy Robinson, Betty Rodger, Lester Rose, JoAnne Rossberg, Al Rozell, Doris Rydell, Barbara Saylor, Helen Schilling, Mary Schmasow, Sadie Schmidt, Dorothy Scott, Marjorie Seltzer, Sue Shapleigh, Nancy Sheffels, Barbara Shein, Dorothy Sheperd, Richard Sigler, Phyllis Signori, Victor Siniff, Grace Skites, Don Skovron, Dolores Sletten, Frances Smith, Hubert Smith, Joe Smith, LaVonne Smith, Maida Smock, Billie Ann Snippen, Harold Sommers, Dolores Sorenson, Alvin Sorenson, Wilma Span, Jack Sperry, Bob Spoerl, Rosemarie Stageberg, Lois Steele, Barbara Stenseth, Dolores Stevens, William Stokes, Gary Stone, Bill Strand, Joyce Strunk, Ronald Sulser, Sidney Swain, Lorraine Swanson, Robert Sweet, Dolores Swenson, Norman Tadich, Mary Taras, June Taylor, Lynn Thomas, Charles Thompson, Beverly Thompson, Marjorie Thompson, Sharon Throm, Marjorie Thruman, Allen Tonkovich, Lorraine Toy, Bill Tucker, Earl Ursich, Tony Ursich, Virginia Vance, Keith Van Noy, Artha Varelia, Beverly Vaskey, Carol Vernon, Jack Verstegan, Betty Vian, Richard Vik, Margaret Vogel, Leo Wagner, Marlin Walden, Bill Walker, Barbara Walters, Pat Wampol, Shirley Ward, Scott Wardinsky, Marlene Warner, Eleanor dm P P P vl Warrington, Fred Washburn, Nancy Dee Weaver, Bob Webb, Margaret Wells, Jarr.es Wenzek, Conr.ne Wesche, LeRoy Whitaker, Earbara Whitaker, Jack White, Alice Williams, Gloria Williams, Stellamae Wilson, Dolores Wilson, Don Wojtala, Bill Wolfe, Belinda Workman, Tom Wright, Claude Whitehead, Jim Zarr, Duane Zmniel, Jeannine ( 92 ) 4 i hi %r ■% M f ' . hi % m COACHES: Michael Chupich, Eugene Fleming, Bill Swarlhout, Floyd Schlameus, Ludvik Jun. Coaches and Managers These are the boys who keep the ball rolling in the direction of the score board for the Bisons with a successful athletic program advanced in football, basketball and track. Always busy with plenty of work and tension in the offing, the coaches and managers are to be congratulated for their fine work. MANAGERS Dick Jaraczeski, Ian Davidson, Earl Ackerman, Ted Carr. Beecher Cushman, Floyd Schlameus, Bill Pledge, Gene Wardinsky. 3ill Cocale a ( 9G I II - « . Fred Volk — Tackle Captain ' 47 Team Howard Van Noy — Guard Varsity WEBm Loren Perry — End Jack Toy — Center Bob Rothweiler— Tackle Great Falls Iron Curtain! JSI Leon Evans — Guard Bob Winterrowd — End 1 i  I W-: ' : W ' I M, ■- M ' ■ ' vf- - Football In the 1947 football campaign the battling Bisons were starting out with a new coach, the new T-formation and the nucleus of but five lettermen returning from the previous year. Undauntedly the coaching staff and the green team stepped into their chores and turned a doubtful task into a glorious season. With the falling leaves in September the blue crew started dropping their opponents with the 48-0 conquest over the invading Sheridan Broncs of Wyoming in a non-conference tilt on September 13. The following Saturday night the Memorial lights turned on for the classic between the high-spirited Blue Bison and the Everett, Washing- ton eleven. The Seagulls boasted a 200 pound line and a crafty backfield that was a coach ' s dream. Going into the fray as underdogs the smashing club of the Electric City looked very much outclassed as the half ended with the two-gun assault of the Everett squad neatly scoring 21 points to the lone 6 of the smaller Bisons. The second half showed the true fightin Bisons as the boys in blue came back strong and ended the game only one point from victory. Despite the loss the game was a complete moral victory in the hearts of the local fans. The score? 26-27. On the next week ' s menu the Butte Bulldogs handed the G. F. aggregation a 7-0 defeat on the treacherous Naranche stadium at Butte. Playing in mud, the game was tied until a desperation pass scored the touchdown in the fourth quarter. On the next three week ends the local boys blasted Helena, 6-2; Havre, 32-13, and Anaconda, 28-13, showing they were working diligently for the com- ing Missoula fray. BEAT MISSOULA— BEAT MISSOULA was the chant carried by squad members, student body and fans of the highly improved Bisons. On October 25 on Dornblaser field at the Garden City the polished team did BEAT MIS- SOULA for the first time in seven years. By winning this game the season could be classed as entirely successful, were the words issued by Coach Bill Swcrrthout at the end of the gridiron warfare. Tied for second place with the Billings Broncs, the Bison returned to their own camp in preparation for the winner take all game with the Broncs on a crisp November eve- ning. This game decided the team to meet Butte on Turkey day. The crew lowered their heads, stamped their feet and went into practice with the vim and vigor of true athletes in their days before the big game. When the fresh Broncs ar- rived the lads from the GFHS campus were keyed as highly as possible for the tilt. The first half showed the Bisons lead- ing the way 13-12 before a capacity crowd. The second half was an entirely different story as the speedy tribe from Bil- lings romped across pay dirt twice to make the final out- come 25-13. Out of the championship race they met the Kalispell Braves for the last home game of 18 Bison Seniors. This game was a roll over for the lads who were now playing the game for fun alone. The finale was played in a blizzard and the points came as fast as the snow and at the end the scoreboard read Great Falls 66, Kalispell 0. Traveling 526 miles to engage the Casper, Wyoming, eleven, the Bison travelers thoroughly trounced and bounced a tough team that ended as Wyoming champions. The last game was the best game for the warriors of Great Falls. The final tally was 20-6. With the suits being hung up until 1948, also the fine record of 7 wins and 3 losses was recorded for the boys ■who carried the Blue and White across the gridirons at home and abroad . . . AMEN. Jack Osweiler- -Tackle Don Talcott— End ;ne Black — Guard Bud Dutt— Guard H. P. Brown — Tackle Elliott Dybdal— Guard Bob Farnsworth — End George Palagi — End The Mentors who blow the whistle! ' : : -? ' Dick Rebal — Back SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT SCORE Sept. 13 Sheridan, Wyo. Here GF— 48 S— Sept. 20 Everett, Wash. Here GF— 26 E— 27 Sept. 26 Butte There GF— B— 7 Oct. 3 Helena There GF— 6 H— 2 Oct. 11 Havre Here GF— 32 H— 13 Oct. 18 Anaconda Here GF— 28 A— 13 Oct. 25 Missoula There GF— 18 M— 7 Nov. 1 Billings Here GF— 13 B— 25 Nov. 8 Kalispell Here GF— 66 K— Nov. 15 Casper, Wyo. There GF— 20 C— 6 Staunch toters of the pigskin! P. J. Casey— Back 1. m Bill Wardinsky — Back Gene Carlson — Back Jack McHenry — Back Lively Fray Junior Varsity Football with Helena! ( 104 ) Silks and Satins, Ribbons and Bows! Varsity la ck McHenry- -Forward PF--| 1 E  h} k ' J ■ Action galore packed the Great Falls High School gymnasium in the basketball season of the past year. With a small but mighty herd to work with, Coach Swarthout started the glorious season with the dumping of Hamilton 48-34 on the crisp eve of December 13. With the fast break being employed, the thin clad lads took to the new system like ducks to water, and displayed a smooth pass- ing attack and accuracy at the nets that kept the local gym packed to capacity on every occasion. The crafty crew took on Glasgow by a decisive 39-30 victory for the first conference tilt of the docket. In the Christmas holidays the Bison ten went to invitational tourneys at Helena and Havre. Copping third in Helena the team then went north and tied for first with the Missoula quint. Missoula beat the battling Bisons 56-54 for the glory laurels that were shared by both quints. In early January the herd went through the canyon to nearby Helena, only to be handed a heartbreaking loss, 40-42. The follow- ing night the tired team were squelched by the powerful Broncs of Billings — 37 for the Blue and 47 for the Broncs. The next week spelled disaster for the journeying Bison outfit. Havre barely squeezed into the win column with a 40-41 conquest m an overtime. Going up the high line the Glasgow Scotties had revenge on the traveling ten with a 38-36 upset. Returning to the Bison stables the smited Bisons meant business and settled down for the remainder of the year. FULL SPEED AHEAD was the motto of the quintet as they knocked over the favorites in their beating Helena 53-44. This game had fans trembling in the entire gymnasium because of the lead changing hands many times before the buzzer sounded. Easily battering the lowly Lewistown Eagles the next night, 60-32, the club prepared for their journey to the fertile country the following week end. Flogging the Kalispell five by 26 markers the scrappy blue crew sailed into Missoula only to be handed a 58-64 loss by the defending champs. This was any- body ' s ball game for it was the fastest one seen in Montana basket- ball circles for many terms. Ted Coronzos — Forward ( 106) Ya got it, now keep it Basketball Tom Campbell — Forward The devotees of the local aggregation were on hand by the hundreds to witness the lighting Bisons quell the Spartans on Fri- day the 13th of February, by a 56-50 margin. This game sold the twinklin ' ten to followers and the nert P. M. brought another treat as the G. F. lads smashed the Anaconda cagers 53-43. Aboard the bus the blitzing Bisons -went to the country where the miners dwell only to be cuifed by the Eutte hands. Despite the score the Bisons played the best half of ball for the year by scoring 40 tallies. Cling- ing to an early lead the Bulldogs came out on top 63-57. Foaming with rage the crew went over the hill to Anaconda and were thor- oughly mopped by the Anodes. The miraculous net busters of Ana- conda scored 73 points to 45 tossed through by the stunned Bisons. Neanng tournament time the blue Bisons set their noses to the hardwoods and crumpled the invading Euttesters the next week end 62-53. Then with an overcast covering Great Falls, the snarling herd completely overcast the Kalispell Braves 64-45 on February 28. The last journey to foreign courts in conference play took the local twine- twisters to Lewistown and Billings. Ripping the Eagles apart in the fourth quarter the Bisons emerged victors with a 44-35 win. The next night proved fatal for the Bisons. Billings was too hot to cope with, and took the final conference fray 53-39. HaVre now or nev«r could have been appropnate, as the Bisons traveled to Havre with blood in then- eyes for the Northern Divisional tournament. Easily beating Kalispell in the first round, the blistering Bisons were too cold to handle the cagey cagers from Missoula, and came out on the short end of a 50-33 score. The next victim to fall by the way of the Bisons was the host team, Havre, by a 60-39 score. Beating the Helena Bengals the next evening sen: the Bison outfit to Missoula for the state tournament with a third place divisional tourney honor tucked neatly away. Helena 47, Great Falls 50. Having tough breaks the Bisons went gamely into the state tournament despite the loss of a key player. Drawing the orange and black clad lads from Billings the first night, the broken-hearted Bisons lost championship chances by one point. The score was 50-49. Meeting Butte and easily whipping them the tired Bison herd then met Butte Central for the last game of the 47- ' 48 season. Burte Cen- tral were coy with their concus- sion crew and took the game by ten points. Undoubtedly the mighty Bi- sons had a successful season with games that were exciting , fast and which displayed true G.F.H.S. fighting spirit. Placing the Keds back on the shelves until next year the books have one more proud record of 19 wins in 32 starts for the Bison athletes. Eob Yurko — Forward Gene Carlson — Guard 107) A dark hole! Coronzos steps lively! 58 Wilford Brown 1. Murdo Campbell Ted Cogswell Al Farmer Neil Hunt« £S James Mansfield Bob Peden Hal Snippen Sid Sulser Bill Toy £ John Yurko J. V. ' s J. V. ' s. J. V. ' s J. V. ' s I. V. ' s . J. Vs. J. V. ' s. J. V. ' s. J. V. ' s . J. V. ' s . J. V. ' s . I. V. ' s . J. V. ' s. J. V. ' s. J. V. ' s. J. V. ' s. Junior Varsity Basketball ' 48 SCHEDULE ... 56 Choteau Reserves 16 ._- 23 Helena Reserves 42 _ 35 Centerville 54 ._ 24 Havre Colts 28 ... 37 Glasgow Reserves _ 23 ... 28 Helena Reserves 35 ... 27 Browning 41 ... 37 Havre Colts 43 ... 45 Centerville 44 ... 36 Lewistown Reserves 26 ... 42 Kalispell Reserves 44 ... 38 Missoula Reserves 49 ... 43 Missoula Reserves __ 59 . . 43 Browning 51 ... 41 Belt 40 .. 50 Lewistown Reserves 35 f 110; f - Jg ffl 3|K Bill Gue Ray Halubka John Jensen £5 Bernard Mogslad Bob Noble i„„„ - .,-_ 8 Jim Kerr ffl - • • lames O ' Connor Jack Palmer Freshman Basketball FROSH BASKETBALL Fred Warnngto ( 111 ) Mr. Hancock presents Bill Wardinsky with the Most Valuable Player trophy. Bill, who was elected by his fellow teammates for the 1947 season, is the sixth winner to have his name engraved on the school ' s honor award. National Scholastic Athletic Honor Society This society, which is a shining example that athletes have brains as well as brawn, encourages lettermen to take a more active interest in their scholas- tic ratings. Besides possessing a varsity letter, these boys must have better than average grades for three consecutive semesters, the recommendation of Coach Swarthout for sportsmanship, as well as strict observance of training rules and general conduct. Coach Swarthout, Dybdal, Brown, Wolf, Palagi, Talcott, Rebal, Black, Yurko, Knight, Walker, Rothweiler, Ackerman, Farnsworth, Van Noy, Volk. (Missing — Perry.) ( 112 ) • «r ■ v J j ■ m w. r -, ? • . ' • ■  -- A ' - -jet.-- : • , . • f Talcott, outstanding thin clad of the ' 48 season, takes a high jump. Track Emerging last season victorious with two state records in shot and discus throws (made by Perry) the Bison cinder hustlers hopefully await the State Meet to be held at Missoula May 13, 14 and 15. Starting the spring training program for a banner season on the cinder path! Farnsworth limbers up for spring hurdle rr Javelin tosser, Gene Carlson, is out at first signs of spring. Perry, Great Falls, Heaves Shot, Discus, to New Distance; T zsij With eager anticipation, the citizens of Great Falls along with all the high school students, look forward to Round- up Day with its color and pageantry in reliving the Old West. We bring the Indians, lynching scenes, covered wagons, barn dances and wild gunmen to town each year on the first Friday of May. A parade in the afternoon and a dance at night com- plete our glimpse into the past for an- other year. fff$ 7- w - X, m jtjr - f i L i . I i p G Y M C L A S S E S BASKETBALL The girls like nothing better than a fast game of basketball, and lots of group spirit, which they carried throughout the season. Marion Webb Instructor — Girls ' Physical Education In their new blue and white uniforms, over 250 girls participate in the gym classes under the direction of Mrs. Webb. Part of their daily activities are the calisthenics, pictured below, which keep the girls in trim for a heavy sched- ule of volleyball, badminton, basketball and softball. FIELD HOCKEY Field hockey comes indoors when the snow flies, to complete a lively tourna- ment, which gave Throm ' s team top honors. 118) G I R L S S P o R T S GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS From left to right — Front row: Mary Louise Kotz, President; Doris Hildahl, Recording Secretary; Gwen Minor, Publicity Chairman. Back row: Mary Lor- ang, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Webb, Sponsor; Helen Lorang, Treasurer. Hitting the books and thinking about the boys are not the only interests of these girls who belong to G. A. A. Besides their regular gym activities, they held a dance for the student body, contributed $25 to C. A. R. E. and held parties and a hay ride for all the members. BADMINTON This year ' s badminton champs are, left to right: First place, Dorothy Parker; second, Charlene. Colmers. PING PONG Second year winnahs of the ping pong tournament are: First, Primrose Grasseschi; second, Georgia Ren- ning, and third, Doris Hildahl. c H A M P S (119) ■ JP. Rudy Scovil — Coach Bob Yurko— ' 47 Capt. Baseball Gene Carlson — ' 48 Capt. The Great Falls Juniors, coached by Rudy Scovil, ended the ' 47 season successfully when they put three teams out of the running and went on to play the state champions, Miles City. The Juniors had a 12-day trip early in the season and were rated as the underdogs. However, to make a long story short, the locals beat the acclaimed ' 47 Butte champs, two out of three games, and then played for the state title with the Miles City Cowboys at Legion ball park here. Coach Scovil has a policy of building teams, and he will be grooming old familiars he had two years ago; therefore, the outlook for a state title is brilliant. Junior leaguers who led in hitting and climbing over the .250 mark are: Bob Yurko .382, Gene Carlson .338, Cle Mann .333, Jack Merrick .300 and Bill Kaste .269. Front row: Chase Mathews, Bill Margaris, Ted Cogswell. Middle tow (left to right): Capt. Bob Yurko, Tom Campbell, Bob Walsh, Harold Snii pen, Bill Ellis, Bob Wallace, Jack Merrick, Sid Sulser. Back row (left 1o right): Bob Moriarity, Dick Rebal, Bob Smith, Cle Mann, Bob Johnson, Bi Kaste. Gene Carlson and Coach Rudy Scovil. Tr - ri m ' klkvfi ' m ' w i ' ■ ♦ .. i ■ . . ; ' A .4 . a x . . The King of Swat, Babe Ruth, with Cap- tain Bob Yurko. Notice that same look. 9 N Sponsor __ President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Agora Club 1ST SEMESTER OFFICE1 - Jeanette Garver Edward AH John Hall - Louise Pauls Agora, the school ' s discussion club, draws its name from the Greek word meaning ' market place. Like the Greeks of old, members of Agora gather in their common meeting place in Room 307 to discuss topics of current interest. Alf, Ed Austin, Dan Banta, Bill A -n «K ' . Vi 4 J Barnum, Darlene Brees, Duane Carroll, V.rginia Chamberlin, 1 Chas%, Brown Davidson, Cla « ? S : Cocales, Gloria Dunlap, Pat Economy, Georgi ia Fleming, Bill Gibson, 1 1 J . . ' Wi 2ND SEMESTER OFFICERS President Vice President David Wahlberg _ Bob Murray Secretary-Treasurer - — Jackie Pettyjohn foil, John In addition, Agora leads an extensive social life throughout the school -ear which included a Christmas party, an annual picnic, numerous get- togethers and a farewell party for Seniors. Also, time was taken out to help raise funds for C. A. R. E. Herb, Marjorie Hjermstad, Kan Hotiman, Jack Kordos, Alexandria Pettyjohn, Jackie Manthey, Ellen Pauls Louise Powers, Mary Wahlberg, David Wilson, Bill Wollaston, Doris Wolfe, Bill Booster Club President _ _ _ John Fox Treasurer _ _ Phyllis Filbrandt Sponsor Myrtle Nelson Vice President _ Nancy Calvert Secretary „ _ _ Earl Knight Symbolized by their wicker baskets, coke machines and the newly pur- chased corn popper, the hard working members of the Booster Club have generously provided funds toward worthwhile enterprises in the high school. During this school year the club gave a substantial contribution to the C. A. R. E. campaign and purchased a bond with a large part of its funds to be used at a later date for some project such as a public address system for the audi- torium. Under the fine sponsorship of Miss Myrtle Nelson, this club had a very active season highlighted by the annual Booster Ball, without which no school year would be complete. Barbara Bov lin Nancy Calvert Martha Clapp Jeanine Cogley • Gerald Edmonds Phyllis Filbrandt Stanley Gendreau Gary H ' -jrtmann Draper Hurd Dennis Karaffa Earl Knight JoAnne McGinn f ft €? m ill ' r - £L Sparkling stars and tinsel carry out the Xmas theme of the school ' s first big formal dance. It takes a lot of work to make a Snow Man — for the Dec. 20th dance. ior Olds George Palagi Janie Radigan Bill Richards e Schrapps Marian Sletten Robert Sletten Shirley Smith Bernice Steffani Howard Van Noy Robert Walker sell Richardson heei King Cheer Squad This rah rah crowd keep the school ' s spirits high by fea- turing new yells and stunts for all sporting events and pep assemblies. Under the direction of Miss Elsie Hunt, this lively group sponsored a yell contest which brought contributions of no mean cleverness from every class, and this year insti- tuted an underclass cheer squad to lead at Junior Varsity games. ■ Larry LeClaire Gloradon Seman W± Kathern Hurd Dick Dallas i K National Forensic League 1 The more experienced speakers in Great Falls High School comprise the N. F. L. It is through the efforts of this group that debate contests are arranged, topics are chosen and interest in speech activities is aroused through- out the school. OFFICERS Sponsor ._ Mrs. Yanke President Joe Marino Vice President Draper Hurd Secretary Jean Wiprud Debate Resolved: That the arbitration of labor disputes be compulsory. Defending both the affirmative and the negative of this highly controversial subject at Missoula, Helena, Lewistown, Havre and in their own city, the members of Great Falls high school ' s debate squad gained much valuable experience, as well as proved themselves to be able debaters. Mr. Sal. et, Brown Chase, Dick Montgomery, Ed Gibson, Don -Ogrin, John Hall, Joe Davey, Dan Austin, Bob Noble, Shirley Smith. ( 129 ) French Club Les Fressures Francoises is recognize ' as an enterprising group of superlative merit. Under Miss Rathman ' s imaginativi leadership, the French Club not only instj tuted the annual Sadie Hawkins dance, bul also added another feature to its cap thir year by organizing and promoting an e . tremely successful C. A. R. E. campaign. Thcll Cooperative for American Remittances t | Europe is a non-profit organization through which aid may be sent to Europe ' s destitute! As a result of the vigorous two weeks ' drive netting 27 ten dollar packages of food ancl clothing, many needy persons were indeeo grateful to this generous group of organizers! 1ST SEMESTER OFFICERS .:-: nsor — Catherine Rathman President Eleanor Olds Vice President _ - Gretchen Weinsheim Secretary Rachel Kinney Treasurer _ Ellen Jean Manthey Contributions for C. A. R. E. flow in daily Nancy Cart Georgia Economy Catherine Fotes Anna Lee Frank Barbara Gordor 2ND SEMESTER OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Eleanor Olds Gretchen Weinsheim Margaret Sloan Coralie Kiolet French Club serves chow on Roundup Day. y Louise Kotz LaRita Larson Ellen Manthey Robin McPhail Kaye Millons loan Morgan Eleanor Olds Louise Pauls ;ila Pelerson Mary Richardson Dawn Joy Scott Kathleen Seaton Shirley Sheiman Vivian Siageberg Beverly Talbott Gretchen Weinsheim Lettermen ' s Club — t ■ i I A OFFICERS bponsor President ' Swarthout Vice President — F [ e , d VoIk Secretary-Treasurer ' Jack McHenry - Bob Yurko The Lettermen ' s Club is organized for the purpose of carrying good sports- manship from the gridiron, gymnasium and track through the halls of GFHS. Annual picnics, dances, selling programs and advertising various games were the highlights of this school year. Bill Earr Jerry Britton H . P. Brown Gene Carlson a iH il L Don E P. J. Casey Ted Coronzos Ian David: Leon Evans Bob Farnsworth Allan Gleason D,ck Kl emencic Earl Knigll Lettermen ' s Dance Here is an array of those who attended the annual Lettermen ' s Club dance April 2, 1948, at the Rainbow Hotel. _. :k McHenry Jack Osweiler George Palagi Loren Perry Curl Peterson Dick Rebal Bob Rothweiler Don TalcotI am Jack Toy Howard Van Noy Fred Volk Bob Walker Bill Wardinsky Bob Winlerrowd Nick Wolfe Bob Yurko o. r b Library Club OFFICERS 1ST SEMESTER 2ND SEMESTER Sponsor _ Olive Brain Sponsor Olive Brain President Hazel Luoma President _ Dorothy Rubens Vice President ._ — Virginia Bechard Vice President Virginia Bechard Secretary Violet Olson Secretary __1 Vivian Maki Hlstonan - - - Dorothy Rubens Historian Goldie Vanderhoof This club, under the direction of Miss Brain, has made the library an attractive pleasant place in which to study and brouse by arranging clever bulletin boards and book displays. Aside from their regular duties as efficient librarians, these girls have dropped their erudite manners to enjoy a Christmas party featuring a Santa Claus for their guests— little brothers and sisters. Skating and swimming fetes also contrib- uted to the very enjoyable year had by this active group. Bechard, Virginia Beckman, Alice Bradford, Mary Carrico, Marilyn Luoma, Charlotte I i 2M iSXI: ' .. .orr.a, Hazel Olson, Violet Richards, Arlene Rubens, Dorothy Vanderhoof, Goldie ( y--A ed, Mariam Bann, Eleanor Baranko, JoAnn Office Force Under the direction of Mr. E. T. Anderson, the stu- dent office force, which was originated over nineteen years ago, helps keep things running smoothly by answering the phone, collecting absence slips and running numerous errands. The girls earn valuable experience in office methods and courtesy as well as one-half credit for the one period they spend in the office each day. Curtis, Joy Demopoulos, Helen Eliason, Anna Evangelisti, Adeline Helgeson, Dorothy Irion, Viola Kenik, Dolores Lauer, Lea Moxnes, Joan Pearson, Ellen Pearson, Marillyn Reed, Shirley tibens, Dorothy Schenk, Alma Soupos, Cecila Thomas, Maxir.e Walker, Shirley Waugh, Shirley Willey. Frances Mill 1 Drivers ' Course Ed Siniff operates the projection machine in Room 307. : rani row): Mr. Roseberry Ed ■-• ' ■ Rich- bei Toe Hepp, Richard Boolh, Vernon r look, BUI ' ' ■ ' r, Dave rn, Gary Hai Gr - ' ' 136) With Mr. Roseberry ' s foot guarding tenta- tively one of the brakes of the blue dual-control Pontiac and an inexperienced driver at the wheel, progress in safe, careful driving is being made a study in the newly instituted driving course at G. F. H. S. Projectionists This newly organized club is responsible for the function- ing of the extensive visual aid program which has been insti- tuted in the high school this year. The visual aid supervisor throughout the school system, Mr. Roseberry, is in charge of the fine films shown to the various classes and instructs the boys in operating the projection machine. Patrol Squad li Illltll 1 ft a ft, OFFICERS — (Left to right): Charles Dobby, Bob Skovron, Joe Boboth, Cecil Murphy, Charles Skov- ron, Jim Meister. Front: Mr. Hancock, sponsor; Keith Vestman. The Patrol Squad, one of the oldest organizations of the school, originally patroled only football games but has now extended its services to all athletic functions. Sponsored by Mr. Cyril Hancock, it has maintained law and order as well as good sportsmanship at all the games. ilph Altenburg Norman Archy Lee Blackorby Richard Booth Gene Borsheim Dick Chisholm Steve Cislo Jim Cook Ralph Cox Bob Cutler Bill Donnell Dave Edmond Robert Engellant Richard Frey Ray Halubka Wade Hodges ft V Marlin Mohn Jim McCormick Pat Murray Robert Noble Jerry O ' Reilly Harry Parker N ack Petrini John Rossi Allan Samuels George Schulke Edward Schultz Donald Shannon Stanley Smith Frank Witt a w 1ST SEMESTER OFFICERS 1st Period- Sarah Thiebaud President Frances Jorgenson Vice President Dorothy Palmer Secretary 2nd Period — Dolores Hanneman President George Palagi Vice President Alexandria Kordas Secretary 3rd Period— Carley Heule President David Raunig Vice President Jane Erickson Secretary Pan American Club Chile, Argentina, Brazil — these and other countries south of the border are brought vividly to life by interesting talks and discussions presented at the sessions of the Pan American Club. Skits and games help to bring these countries right into Room 308, and the members leave with a greater appreciation and understanding of our Latin American neighbors. Sponsored by Miss Limpus, this club entered the stage of Great Falls High School in 1939. Since that time it has been actively work- ing with similar clubs all over the country for the furtherance of Inter-American friendship. ■is A:i.-ed Joyce Babbe Darlene Barnum LaMoyne Berger Iola Berhow Barbara Bowlin Dede Brick fancy Calvert Virginia Carroll Mary Arm Carter Evelyn Carver Pat Chisholm Dixie Lee Davis Edythe Dial Jane Dun Pally Dunlap Delia Ferris Phyllis Filbrandt Bill Forsyth John Fox Mary Jane Goggans John Hall Dolores Hanne Carley Heule Kari Hjermslad I°hn Houghton Jackie Jaap Frances Jorge ' n: , 2ND SEMESTER OFFICERS 1st Period — Jane Radigan President Connie Snippen Vice President Joyce Robinson Secretary 2nd Period- Nancy Calvert President Dede Brick Vice President John Fox Secretary 3rd Period — Sarah Thiebaud President David Raunig Vice President Jane Erickson Secretary lella Kittams Alexandria Kordos James Lake Marlene Landgren Phyllis Landgren Helen Lorang Shirley Mashino Jerry Murphy ioris Nielsen Dolores Odegard George Palagi Elsie Lou Parker Marilyn Pearson Janie Radigan Shirley Ramsted Dave Raunig Peg Tobin Georgia Trainer Gayle Wallis lane Walsh LaNelle Willett Nick Wolf Doris Wollaston Leo Ziebarth Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS Miss Martha Lyon Bob Murray Carley Heule Pat Freeman Janet McAndrews Phyllis Anderson Bill Banta Rod Brandt ft ! _ - i K5 Player ' s Club ™ pan m ohHt theatrical product ons, the Plover ' s nnh-„ n j study make-up and acting techniques. Present skits and Jerry Eritlon Jackie Dempsey Pat Freeman John Hal! Carley Heule Janet Hoiland Ben HoffcJ I Joyce Holtiberger Shirley Jacob; Ed Kenik 2t tJ, M Joe Marino J anel McAndrews Joe McArthui Mary Meagl Bob . ' . ' . -• ' •• Evelyn Parsons ft P Shirley Reed Wayne Rowe Betty Lou Shervey J oyc e Siperly ?n 3£ A Anna Youngl l Senior Play ' Poor Punk. A Gn Playing to a large, appreciative audi- ence, the Seniors of the class of ' 48 really showed their talent in the pro- duction of Years Ago, a play by Ruth Gordon about Ruth Gordon. Packed with laugh lines, the plot followed the tribu- lations of stage - struck Ruth, patient Mama and violent - tempered Father to a final, happy climax. 4oj First scene rehearsal. ' I was just leaving Ski Club OFFICERS Sponsor -— Dorothy Mitchell President - - - J erI T Keenan Vice President - Jack Jordan Secretary Cathy Clapp Many members of the recently organized Ski Club have already received the honored Order of the Plaster Paris Heart for distinguished service on too sleek ski runs, resulting in broken legs, frac- tured skulls, and even a few cracked vertebrae. Through the efforts of this energetic group and their fine sponsor, Miss Dorothy Mitchell, exciting ski trips, several dances and a picnic have been held. Joyce Holtz ' I Yi l SKI TEAM Bud Dutt Dick Borsheim Brown Chase Bill Taylor Mese Clark Oscar Wilde ' s hilarious comedy, iculing Victorians and society, and ccl parable in many ways to modern wl ings, was presented November 20 cl 21 by an all-school cast. RevolvJ around three love affairs in various I gree triangles, this play starring }| Freeman, John Hall, Janet McAndrevj Joyce Siperly, Rodney Brandt, Carll Heule. Ben Hoffman, Bob Murray al Jack Hoffman, proved to be one of tl school ' s best comedies, under Ml Lyon ' s direction. A ? t v 5 o i v t s T On n . V Iniwa Staff FIRST SEMESTER Lorraine Chamber! in — Editor-in-Chief Kathleen Seaton — Co-Editor Al Farmer — Advertising Manager SECOND SEMESTER Dolores Hanneman — Editor-in-Chief Dave Wahlberg — Co-Editor Phyllis Anderson Marshall Annau Joyce Babbe Don Baker Society Ass ' t. Bus. Mgr. Ass ' t. Club Editor Cartoonist Dede Brick Society Lois Butler Reporter Dolores Childs Lauris Colliso Reporter Business Mgr ! Phyllis Filbrandt Frances Foster Janey Goggins Bud Jenkins Feature Editor Feature Reporter Ok Shirley Lasher George Lewis Hazel Luoma Ma • Featui c lack Merrick Marie Nicholson Bob Rothweiler I- Simmons Dave Thorn Sports Editor Feature Sports Co-Editor Sports Co-Editor Photo Edito ■ FIRST SEMESTER •••;.::•••;. The Iniwa, Indian word for Bison, highlights and serves as a house organ for the news presentation of school activities. The Iniwa met its first assignment by selling over nine hun- dred dollars worth of advertising for the sport department ' s football programs. Every two weeks of the school year this shining example of good journalism is published; the result of a hard working staff and an excellent sponsor. SECOND SEMESTER l 147 ) .aia M. Phelan Roundup Staff All the elements that go to make up a school day were lo be found in Room 214 during production of the Roundup. There, members of the Literary Board, Photo Staff, Art Board and Business Staff, congregated in the midst of cluttered-up papers, typewriters, paper cutters and rubber cement, work- ing steadily on their assigned jobs until the book was com- pleted. Without the cooperation of the students and faculty, and without the generosity of various businessmen of the city, this book would not have been realized. With this in mind the editors, the staff and our adviser thank all those who have helped to make possible our year book, The Roundup. Louise Pauls Editor-in-Chief John Hall Eusiness Manager Bob Murray Literary Editor 1 David Thomas Pholo Editor © Jackie Pettyjohn Art Editor V rts Ediior Marshall Annau Music Ediior Ellen Pearson Chief Typisi Marie Allied Art Phyllis Anderson Photo Joyce Bcbbe Business Don Baker Art own Chase erary Stan Cowan Photo rbara Gordon Carley Heule Literary Janet McAndrews Business Ihirley Muir fypist Marie Nicholson Business Georgia Economy Literary Bill Forsythe Photo Kari Hjermstad Music Ruth Kinney Business Jack McHenry Sports Jim McCormick Art Robin McPhail Literary t- ■ , i Evelyn Parsons Photo Marillyn Pearson Photo F-m « 1 L 1 w -Jr %- M. r vf C 1 1 Dede Brick Virginia Carroll Pholo Business Pi Mm w m m - r I ww , l ' t kk Pat Freeman Janey Goggans Literary Photo X M Mary Louise Kotz Business Irene Ranquet Photo Korothy Rubens Jeanette Simmons Marion Sletten nolo Girls ' Sports Sue Thisted Literary Dave Wahlberg Gretchen Weinsheim Denise Zunchich Literary Typist Photo Dance hour approaches. Stagecraft — great helpers. ■ ■■ Agora forum. arm Kefi BUS mm mm IS LKv5«dJ; M $ ffiffiffiiPS BMrfJKj mi y w .V « f- ' ' Bf TtB h b h it B : flH h« , ,,T, T W A wUiKSf - iaiMiMllMiSsiiiiiBtttei Orchestra The High School Orchestra, under the direction and expert leadership of Mr. Haakon Anderson, outdid itself this year by putting on an excellent con- cert in February, and providing superb background music for the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, Patience, and superlative Christmas program. Also, their nterpretation of Tales From the Vienna Woods by Strauss added greatly to the success and appreciation of the Spring Music Festival. - i Fay Haeier Rosemane Jager Clarence Kropp John Kruse Tedine Lamberson Shirley Mast o Smith Keith Stephens Marlin Wagner Russell Wagner David Wahlberg Iola Berho fge Blumfield Charlotte Conquergood Marie Elaine Gnsmer Bill Gue Gloria Hawn Kathryn Houseman Thomas Hurd Edward LeFebvre nald Nelson Dorothy Parker Maynard Warwick Marie Anderson Margaret Brent Ann Carey Howard Farley Lois Ann Miller 1 Lou Parker Doris Hildahl Carol Moe Mary Sorenson Jeanine Thurber Eleanor Warner Richard Frey Joyce Hedin eida Kivi Evelyn Kreugel Shiela Peterse. Sharlee Shane Dolores Sommers Mary Richardson Barbara Gordon Darlene Holman ft ft i Of i J arlin Mohn Julia Randall Mary Louise Kotz Elaine Lambert JoAnne Rose Clara Davidson Charles Gilmore Kamala Hughes Thomas Maroney Nancy Campbell Nancy Washburn Martin Lander TV ( 153) WwWC DRUM MAJOR Denis Karaffa -. . t | A BAND Band BAND MASTER r-W t 2 DRUM MAJOR ■HBKBHHn Don Baker Mr. Peitersen Eaker, Carol Baker, Do Bauer Bethke Breidenbach Bricks Cambell B Band Appearing fifty-three times this year in public performance the band, under the direction of Mr. Dana Peitersen, concentrated mainly on serious music. Among the major activities of this seventy- five member group were: Two concerts, the Great Falls All-School Music Festival Gnd the spring music clinic, a competition to determine the music merit of students in this district, which was judged by three prominent music educators. After working hard for many years, the band finally acquired new uniforms, which they brightly displayed at all their performances, and a wire recording ma- chine, which proves very helpful in rehearsals. The varied activity of these musicians in blue and white adds a great deal to the life and school spirit of Great Falls High. Fredickson Gilchrist Greytak Grubb Habb Hadford Hughes, Kam Hughes, Mary Johnson Karaffa Kempa Kerr Kinney Halftime performance of the members of the band was accepted warmly by the fans that attended the Butte-Falls game. This colorful group portrays a German band. Left to right: Dehon, Cox, Taylor, Rau- nig, Thomas and Bud Uecker, director. Lillie, Dick Lillie, Don Lindberg Lundquis! Magaris Mahoney Malo Marsr ■ Styling the new uniforms which cost over $6,000, these students are: Don Thompson, George Taylor, Gordon Catchpole and Lauris Collison. Simmons Sipes Steffani Stokes Strand A Capella Choir A Capella Choir, directed by Miss Ann Anderson, proved itself a credit to the school this year. Besides providing the nucleus for the operetta, Pa- tience , it performed several times for various civic organizations. It received earnest appreciation at the Christmas program and was outstanding in the Music Festival. Edward Alf Marshall Annau Delores Arnaud Audrey Bennette Barbara Black Gene Black Rodney Brandt Barbara Bru: ft H fL r m  r f-aj c ' I IMIIiUllhHIlMKl John Calvert Virginia Carlson Al Carpenter Dolores Childs Betty Christenson Martha Clapp Lauris Collison Lawrence Cok M ;i II HTIi ft i iWto I i yllis Connelly Bob Dundas Marilyn Durrcm Dorothy Egged Anna Eliason Al Farmer Marilyn Halselh LaRae Hansen id i l II i II pirley Heal Joan Hendy Ben Hoffman Janet Holland Joyce Jones Shirley Kambo Kay Kraber Lavern Logsdon r u ir r it u i n i retta Logsdon Donna Lynch Joe Marino Janet McAndrews John McKampson Kay Millons Mary Mitchell Mary Jo Murray I esa Oberembt J° Ann Pederson Mary Powers Rose Pyatt Janie Radigan Russel Reed Delores Saar Margery Ruegg % illllfmiriiriifj iarlene Shelling Betty Shaffer Shirley Sherman Jeanette Simmons Joyce Siperly Margaret Sloan Virginia Spitzer Beverley Staley u Alyce Steele Leland Stetson Bob Tynes Betty Volgele Vivian Westdal Jean Wiprud Charles Withee June Yoder — -— I In U l ii i fc ' iVi 1 1 li ii l£1 K ' ' - Audrey Odegard Drum Corps Rum-tum-tumming and marching along, the Drum Corps proves itself to be one of the most active groups in school, participating at football and basket- ball games and marching with the bands in parades. Dolores Skovron Mamalee Dunning Joyce English Ethel Frey Dorothy Schmidt Janice Thaxter i S i Barbara Gordon Fay Haeler Marie Grismer Doris Hildahl Jeanine Thurber Dee Howell Betty Jenks Beryl Jones Joan Lefevre Beverly Varelia I ¥M Twirlers Adele Fontcma (center) captain; Charlotte Luoma, Barbara Mee, Clara Coursey, Virginia Gosney, Georganna Guthrey, Marjorie Lindseth (drum majorette), Ardith Zunchich (drum majorette), May- belle Anderson, Primrose Challenger, Barbara Becker, Darlene Barnum, Lela Anderson. To pep up the football and basketball games, we have the shining batons and the high-stepping strutters of our Twirlers ' group. M A J () n i: r i E s Marjorie Lindseth Ardith Zuncich ( 162 ) H O M E The Christmas Tea Book Work ( 163 ) r —• i I  :; w zm f !«S --  r«R ' ' fl I Jl % • feu ' . X o • • • JHfVMfc ft . -• an w w 1 d DC fl o- •FN £ cS K H q • fH P -flfc JT ' « iX) SCHOOL STARTS Calendar SEPTEMBER 2 Doors open to 1594 eager (? ? ?) students. 13 We win a 48-0 victory over Sheridan. 20 Bisons lose to Everett by narrow mar- gin, 26-27. (Vita mins?) 26 We lose in Butte, 7-0. FROSH COME TO G FOOTBALL OCTOBER 3 Students to get look at journalistic tal- ent as the first Iniwa appears. 5 The band shines in new uniforms — proud as punch. 7 1246 students purchase Activity tickets. 17 Bisons victorious in Anaconda — Score: 28-13. 18 Agora Club initiates new members at first party, or, No, no, not the whip. 23-24 Teachers ' convention. 25 Bisons ride high over Missoula, 18-7. NOVEMBER 1 Bisons lose to Billings, 13-25. 8 Revenge! We win over Kalispell, 66-0. 15 Another triumph! (In Casper, 20-6.) 9-15 American Education Week. 21 Importance of Being Earnest shows thespians of masterly skill. 26 Mrs. Phelan has cracked the whip — or, another Iniwa appears! NEW COACH FIRST INIWA NEW BAND UNIFORM. 4 ROUnDUP PICTURES LUNCH HALL 13 14 17 19 25 27 of Events DECEMBER Fur flies as John Hall and Louise Pauls stage battle of wits over Hamilton vs. Jefferson. (The fair sex won!) Bisons victorious over Hamilton, 48-34. Choruses display talent in annual Christmas Concert. Public enjoys fine pre-holiday band concert. Booster Ball. Christmas vacation begins. Christmas day. Bisons victorious over Glasgow. Score: 39-30. JANUARY 5 Exhausted students return to school after three weeks of parties, skiing, Christmas gifts and bowl games. 9 Helena wins by a small margin of 42-40. 10 Another loss— to Billings, 37-47. 16 Glasgow steals a win — 41-40. 23 Bisons back on ball! Helena surrenders, 53-44. 24 Bisons romp over Lewistown, 60-32. 25 Joe Marino begins driving lessons with Mr. Roseberry. 26 Joe Marino has big wreck. 27 Joe Marino checks out of driving class. 30 Hilarious Roundup assembly present- ed. Havre learns lesson — 41-33 victory for Bison herd. BASKETBALL XMAS VACATION CHEMISTRY SPRUNG ( 169) Calendar SCRIPT CONTEST PATIENCE FEBRUARY 4 Orchestra thrills public with classical concert. 6 Senior Ball, done on Valentine theme, proves highlight of holiday season. Kalispell bows to Bison charge, 54-28. 7 We come out second best in Missoula, 58-64. 13 Missoula comes to GF to be beaten in most exciting game of year. Score: 56-50. 14 Anaconda is beaten also in another thriller, 53-43. 19-21 District basketball tourney. Bisons come home with third place trophy. 20 Seniors present smash hit, Years Ago. 21 Anaconda wins, 73-45. (No Wheaties.) 27 Bisons trample Butte, 62-53. 28 Blue and Whites march over Kalispell, 64-45. MARCH 1 Parson ' s boys become radio hams. (Swift ' s Premium, of course!) 2 Junior High assembly. 5 Lewistown bites the dust, 44-35. 6 Bisons retreat before Billings, 39-53. 9 Soph and Senior girls feud over sec- ond floor post. (Who ' s tired?) 12 Northern divisional tourney. 17 Home Ec girls complete Easter hats. 18-19 Music department produces comic opera, Patience. State B tourna- ment. Farnsworth, Hall, Thomas win Pepsi- Cola awards. 19 19-29 Spring vacation JUNIOR ASSENT SHOW HINDERS W. SADIE HAWKINS DANCE ROUNDUP GOES TO W t 170 ; of Events REPAIRING (g APRIL 2 Junior assembly. 8 Spring band concert. 9 Sadie Hawkins triumphs over fleeing males. Students compete in UN test for prizes. 10 Seniors and Juniors clean up the GF in preparation for whitewash. Hard working Roundup staff puts the baby to bed (the yearbook goes to press.) 16 All-city Music Festival. 17 Frosh and Sophs whitewash the GF. HEISEY AWARDS ROUNDUP PAR DE MAY 7 Roundup day. 13-15 State inter-scholastic track meet in Missoula. 18 Heisey Awards given to the cream of the crop. 21 Juni. rs treat Seniors at annual Prom. 26 Seniors get Roundups. 28 Last day of school for Seniors! 30 Baccalaureate. EXAMS JUNE GRADUATIO 1 Commencement. 2-3 Roundups received and signed by graduates. 4 School daze over at last! of ENDS ( 171 ) u Pudgy Pauls Cheerful Chamberlin Useful?? Uecker 5. V r ' i Wee Wahlberg Cuddles Chambliss A R !ji E • - ' « ' ■ ' ' « ' -S. C .1 Bang, Bang Banta Wistful Wolf Karefree Kraber ' 172 , D A Y S Tubby Thomas Meandering McPhail Photogenic Phillips %£jt Petite Pettyjohn Zippy Zunchich Helpless Heule Ornamental Olds Ferocious Freeman Manly Madison L Kurly Kordos Worried Weinsheim Careworn Carroll Elegant Economy Radiant Rubens Cinderella Cocales ' 173 Jgj8sB0BsB v | 1 f V ■ Sponsors ALBRECHTS ' ANACONDA COPPER MINING COMPANY AUSTIN SERVICE STATION AUTO-CRAFT SHOP AYRSHIRE DAIRY BARBER MUSIC-STANDARD FURNITURE W. H. BARNES, JEWELER BEATRICE FOODS COMPANY BECKMAN ' S BERGER MEAT COMPANY S. BIRCH SONS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY E. H. BLAKESLEE BUNGALOW BAKERY BUTTREY ' S DEPARTMENT STORE CITY FOOD MARKET CROWN JEWELRY CLUB CAFETERIA DEVINE AND ASSELSTINE DUVAL-WALLACE HARDWARE EDDY BAKERY EKLUND STUDIO ELECTRIC CITY PRINTING COMPANY FLORIST ASSOCIATION OF GREAT FALLS W. H. GEORGE COMPANY GIBSON ASSOCIATES GLASS ART SHOP GREAT FALLS AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION GREAT FALLS BREWERIES, INC. GREAT FALLS CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION GREAT FALLS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY GREAT FALLS ENGRAVING COMPANY GREAT FALLS MONUMENTAL WORKS GREAT FALLS SPORTING GOODS HAMILTON ' S REXALL DRUG HOME OIL AND REFINING COMPANY THE HUB-THISTEDS HUNTSBERGER-BRICKER COMPANY IDEAL LAUNDRY JERSEY DAIRY Sp onsors E. B. JOHNSON, PLUMBING JOHNSON HOTEL KAUFMAN ' S KOPS PIANO HOUSE O. B. KOTZ LESLIE ' S, INC. LOWERY-ANDRETTA COMPANY MANDARIN CAFE MATTEUCCI ' S SUPER SAVE MARKET MIDWAY GROCERY MONARCH LUMBER COMPANY MONTANA FLOUR MILLS MONTANA POWER MONTGOMERY WARD NATIONAL LAUNDRY T. F. O ' CONNOR FLOYD PAPPIN AND SON PARK HOTEL PINSKI BROTHERS PIONEER DAIRY RAINBOW HOTEL ROBBINS GROCERY S AND B SELF SERVICE MARKET S AND L COMPANY SAFEWAY STORES, INC. SALLY ANN BAKERY SALMENSON ' S JEWELRY SLETTEN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY H. H. STANLEY COMPANY SULLIVAN ' S, INC. TITTER STUDIO TRIBUNE PRINTING COMPANY UMPHRESS STUDIO VALLET CLEANERS WALSH-ANDERSON LUMBER COMPANY WARDROBE CLEANERS CARL WEISSMAN YAW-KINNEY, INC. YAW PHOTO SHOP ( 177 ) Index Pctctp ADMINISTRATION Dean of Women J5 Executive Board 24- 25 Faculty - 16- 23 Principal ' s Message 14 Representatives 26- 27 School Board 13 Superintendent ' s Message 12 Vice Principal 15 ACTIVITIES All-School Play 144 Agora Club 124-125 Booster Club 126-127 Cheer Squad 12g Debate and N. F. L. 129 Driving Course 13g French Club .. 1 30 . 13I Lettermen ' s Club 132-133 Library Club 134 Office Force 13c Pan American Club 138-139 Patrol Squad I37 Player ' s Club 14q Projectionists 1 3c Ski Club 142 ATHLETICS Baseba11 - - 120-121 Basketball j Qr Freshman Basketball HI Reserve Basketball jjg Varsity Basketball •_ 106-107 Coaches og Football nj Junior Varsity 204 Varsi ' y - 98-101 Girls ' Athletic Association H9 Gym Classes 110 National Scholastic Athletic Honor Society 112 Special Sports .... H 7 Track - Liz.: 113-115 ( 178 ) Inde x Page AUTOGRAPHS 180-184 CALENDAR 168-171 DEDICATION 2- 3 FRESHMAN SECTION 85- 92 JUNIOR SECTION .. 67- 73 MUSIC ACapella 158-159 Band 154-157 Drum Corps 161 Orchestra 1 52-1 53 Patience 160 Twirlers 162 PUBLICATIONS Iniwa 146-174 Roundup Staff 1 48- 1 49 SCHOOL LIFE PHOTOS Athletics Football v Action Shots. 102-103 Basketball Action Shots 108-109 Dances Booster Ball 166 Junior Prom 165 Sadie Hawkins Dance , 167 Senior Ball 164 Publications Action Shots 150 Roundup Day Photos 116 School Life Photos 83-163 SENIOR SECTION 31-63 Baby Pictures 172-173 Class Prophecy 65 Class Will 64 SNAPSHOTS 185-186 SOPHOMORE SECTION 75- 82 SPONSORS 176-177 ( 179) Autographs ( 180 ) Autographs ( 181 ) Autographs Autographs r ■ v. ( 183 ) Autographs ■ h i r v jfcj Ride, Mister Citizens of Warm Springs fflPCL Solitude Bums ' Rus Got the Fare? fco . v XM . ,,-.4 NTr Mon? .;. t. -.V, .«! v oX- ! 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