Hardin High School - Big Horn Yearbook (Hardin, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1948 volume:

HARDIN HIGH SCHOOL Ohe J31 C| (M om THE SENIOR CLASS OP 104-8 Indication This volume of the Big Horn Annual is dedicated to the 1947-1948 football team, the first in the history of Hardin High School to win the Southern Divisional Class B. championship. The class of 48 takes pride in presenting to you “The Big Horn”. We have striven to capture all the events of this year and to present them in our annual as a memorandum of ’48. We hope it will serve as more than a S Sl mere account of the happenings of the year and that in future years it will enable you to relive those wonderful days with the friends who have been so close throughout your school days. We are deeply appreciative of the assistance and cooperation given us by our fellow students in the preparation of our annual. The Class of 1948 SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE High school life in all its vital movements - curricular, extra curricular, and its treasurable traditions -is a life full of pleasant memories. May this yearbook of 194-8 serve as a guide and reflection upon your many achievements. Sincerely Elmer Skeie, Superintendent PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE I wish to express my appreciation to the student body and faculty for their splendid cooperation and willingness to serve the school in achieving and maintaining our high scholastic record. I heartily congratulate the senior class for editing this fine yearbook. And may your efforts bring you the best in life. Sincerely, H. R. Salyer, Principal Jeraldine Swain W. R. Kleis R. G. Robertson H. C. Cottam � , 7: tiA,iM Ethel Schuster Frank Solazzi J. R. Shellabarger Bud Pike Marie Weir A1 Feldner Madge Vaughan Eva Cable —S —gf H. R. Salyer P. M. Goller Senior Clw SENIOR OFFICERS Standing, left to right: Bob Saunders, Student Council Representative; Le Roy Jones, Reporter. Seated: Donald French, Historian; Donald Hammer, Secretary-Treasurer; Sam Ragland, President; Jake Sturzeneg-ger, Vice-President. MOTTO Climb Though The Way Be Rugged. Flower Colors Snapdragon Crimson and Ivory SONG “Till The End of Time” •CLASS WILL JACKIE ADAMS hereby leaves her willingness and satisfaction in going steady to PAT BRENNAN. CLARICE BUCKNER promises to give her easy going ways to EUGENE MCLAUGHLIN. MARY CABLE graciously leaves her Irish temper to JEAN STEELE. ARTEMUS DAVIS willingly gives all his troubles in football to VERNON GOLLER. RALPH DEVORE reluctantly wills his car to GORDON DEVORE. MOLLY DEWALD bestows upon NATALIE TURLIE, her shortness. ELMER ENZMINGER gives his height to FRANK FINDLEY. BARBARA FELLER leaves her three inch heels to MAXINE MACARTHUR. DONALD FRENCH willfully gives his seat in Physics to JERRY RAGLAND. JACK FRENCH gives his Pepsodent smile to MILTON BUTLER. GEORGE GROSSMAN leaves his “way with out of town girls” to CECIL HOLLAND. LORIS HAMLIN takes everything with him. DONALD HAMMER leaves BUDDY LAWRENCE his address book. BOB HENLEY leaves an extra year of high school to anyone. EVELYN HYDE bestows upon ROBERT FERGERSON her ability to soda-jerk. JAKE JABS sorrowfully gives his beard to EUGENE CONNER. JANE JACKSON graciously leaves her pleasing appearance to CHARLOTTE CAMMOCK. SONIA JACOBSON leaves DOROTHY SEADER her attraction for older men. LeROY JONES gives his Latin book back to MISS SWAIN. ELSIE KERN wills her slender hips to MARY SCHAFFER. MARY ANN KOEBBE gives her piggy bank to LLOYD SAUNDERS for his poker games. ORVILLE KURTZ graciously gives his good luck in graduating from H. H. S. to his sister, ANGIE. DARRELL LINTHACUM leaves his ability to talk and tell tall stories to GLENN KUNAU. DONNELL LINTHACUM leaves JACKIE COLSTAD his ability to get the family car. ELDEAN MOOS shares her “Middle of the road driving” with JOANN LAMMERS. ANNELLA MURRAY leaves her paint box to ESCOE LEWIS. RALPH NICHOLS leaves his high school subjects to anyone who wants them. JOYCE OLSON wills her favorite typewriter to PAT LANDAN. TOMMY PERKINS leaves his basketball playing ability to DONALD PERKINS. ROANNE PRESTON joyfully leaves her job as Editor of the Annual to SHARRON RUSSELL. SAM RAGLAND leaves his expressions to ANDY TRITSCHLER. ELLIS REDMOND leaves glad of it. FLORENCE RIDER leaves her ability to get out of bookkeeping to EVIE FRICKLE. MARY RIE-BETH wills her excuses for being late to KITTY RICE. LAVER-NE RIELEY wills her straight hair to ELEANOR RUDOLPH. DALE RILEY leaves his best paintings to ORVILLE NELSON. BOB SAUNDERS wills his attraction to Sophomores to anyone. THOMAS SAWYER and JAKE STURZENEGGER will their good luck and fortune in the purchase of their devastated Chevrolet to anyone who buys a car and fixes it in shop. CHARLES SCHAAK wills his place in the gossip column to FRANCES CRUMP. PATSY SMITH leaves her specs to BERT KRON-MILLER. FRANCES TASSET leaves her sense of humor where limburger cheese is concerned to LOWELL BORGEN. PHYLLIS TAYLOR wills her quiet ways to MARIAN VICKERS. JOHN TRITSCHLER leaves his extra credit to HARLAN DANIELSON. CHARLES VAUGHAN wills ALICE TRAPHAGEN to HARLAN DANIELSON. DELORES WALTERS leaves her size five shoes to BEVERLY NOVARK. MARY AGNES ZELKA wills a box of Clarinet reeds to MARY HELEN SWABY. SENIORS Jacqueline M. Adams Sidney High School 1,2; Librarian 3,4, Paper Staff 4. Clarice I. Buckner Mary F. Cable Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Oronyx 2,3,4, Paper Staff 4, Dramatics 4, Girls’ Sextette 3,4. Artemus R. Davis F.F.A. 1,2, Track 3, . Football 2,3,4, Paper Staff 4. Ralph E. DeVore U.S. Maritime Service years, Dramatics 4. Amelia DeWald F.H.A. 1,4, Chorus 1. SENIORS Elmer G. Enzminger Streeter, N. D. High School 1,2. Barbara M. Feller Donald G. French Chorus 1,2,4, Editor of Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Historian 4. Jack J. French Class Historian 3, Chorus 1,4. George Grossman Football 2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Track 3, F.F.A. 2. Loris D. Hamlin Band 1,2,3, Football 3,4, Track 2, Jr. Class Pres. Student Council President 4. SENIORS D. Jane Jackson Or onyx 2,3,4, Band 1,2, Chorus 1,3. Sonia E. Jacobson Band 1,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Oronyx 2,3,4, Drill Major 4, Sextette 3,4. Robert D. Henley Dramatics 4, Paper Staff 4. Jake Jabs F.F.A. 2, Band 2,3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play. Donald D. Hammer Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Junior Play Student Council 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Chorus 1,3, Band 1,3,4. Evelyn J. Hyde Drum Majorette 3,4, Home Ec. Club 3, Chorus 1,2,3, Annual Staff 4, Big Horn Staff 4. Le Roy G. Jones Sr. Band 2,3,4, Band President 4, Student Council 4, Class Reporter 4. Elsie Kern Mary Ann Koebbe Band 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Annual Staff 4, Sextette 3,4, Oronyx 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Class Reporter 2, Class Secy. 3, Cheer Leader 1,2,3,4, Paper Staff 4. Orville Kurtz Donnell K. Linthacum Band 2,3,4, Football 3,4, Chorus 1, Kingsburg High School 2. Darrell H. Linthacum Band 1,3,4, Chorus 1,4, Kingsburg High School 2. SENIORS Eldean C. Moos Chorus 2, Band 2,3, Dramatics 3. Annella M. Murray Dramatics 3,4, Or onyx 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Paper Staff 3,4, Annual Staff 4, St. Cecelia’s High School if years. Ralph A. Nichols Reardon High School 1.2,3, Paper Staff 4. L. Joyce Olson Band 12,3,4, Class Reporter 3, Chorus 1, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Dramatics 4, Student Council 4. Thomas N. Perkins Basketball 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2, Student Council 4, Band 1. F. Roanne Preston Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,3,4, Class Historian 2, Paper Staff 4, Editor of Annual 4, Girls’ Sextette 3,4. SENIORS Samuel F. Ragland Football 2,3,4, Chorus 1,3,4, Band 3, Dramatics 4, Student Council 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Class President 4. Ellis G. Redmond Florence M. Rider Chorus 1, F.H.A. 1,2. Mary Riebeth Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2,4, Class President 2, Dramatics 3, Oronyx 2,3,4, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4. LaVerne M. Rieley Chorus 1, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Annual Staff 4. Dale F. Riley Dramatics 3,4. SENIORS Robert B. Saunders Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 3, Annual Staff 4. Thomas A. Sawyer Football 3,4, Student Council 4, Chorus 1,4, Annual Staff 4. Charles E. Schaak Dramatics 4. Patsy A. Smith Lander High School 1, Band 3,4, Paper Staff 4, F. H. A. 4, Dramatics 4. Jake D. Sturzenegger Basketball 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Student Council 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Class Vice Pres. 4. Frances R. Tasset St. Patrick’s High School 1,2, Chorus 4. SENIORS Phyllis M. Taylor F. H. A. 1, Dramatics 4. John Tritschler Charles Vaughan Football 3, Dramatics 3,4, Chorus 4. Delores J. Walters Oronyx 2,3,4, Band 3,4, F. H. A. 2,3, Chorus 1, Mary Agnes Zelka Oronyx 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girls Sextette 3,4, F. H. A. 4. Student Council 4, Dramatics 3,4, Paper Staff 4. tHtwotnj of the Renter Cl of I94B In September 1944, the expedition in search of knowledge set forth. Surrounded by hostile savages ruled by Princess Red-Hair (Southerland), our first camp was located in the Junior High School. Early in the year we were forced to strengthen our fortifications with reinforcements from Crow Agency. After enduring the hardships of the long winter, our scouting party discovered Black Lodge Falls and the entire expedition moved to this new location for a brief sojourn. In the autumn of 45 the expedition moved to the Senior High. Under the leadership of Mary Riebeththe troup stormed the “H” and under repeated attacks marked the spot with whitewash. After the victory, the enemy invited us to a Mixer to smoke the pipe of peace. Our members attended in tattered uniforms. Afte r this great council, peace reigned serene until the next fall. In '46 our brave leader fell in battle and was replaced by Loris Hamlin. In November we entertained the hostile tribes with a dramatic production entitled “The Campbells Are Coming.” The wampum secured helped us to give a Spring Sundance. The dance was held in a carnival atmosphere in the dugout of our former camp, and was a huge success. Approaching oar destination in the fall of 47 we again changed leaders, the new one being Sam Ragland, a stalwart chieftain. After duly initiating the newcomers to oar camp, we turned to the task of completing oar journal. Before de-oarting on the final lap of our journey, we were feted by the now friendly tribes. We then departed for oar final destination which was reached on l£.ay 26, 1948. Our journey being over each member a£ the expedition went his own way. 0 Henrietta Kamerzell Marilyn Koebbe Bert Kronmiller Pat Land an Bud Lawrence Ella Liming Maxine MacArthur Dorothv McGuire Eugene McLaughlin Barbara Nelson St. Clair Ottun Albert Perkins Ida Grace Peterson Jerry Ragland Edison R. Bird Kitty Rice Sharron Russell Lloyd Saunders Dorothy Seader Barbara Shipp Maxine Smith Robert Smith Jean Snively Gretchen Swindle Alice Traphagen Natalie Turley Lucille Vandersloot Marian Vickers ' Bill Wolf Carleta Young Clo Back row: Frank Findley, Phillip Zier, Jack Iwakiri, Werner Fried, Alvie Blades, Jim Haug, Glenn Kunau, Eugene Croghan, Vernon Gol-ler, John Shellabarger, Edwin Dahle, Orville Nelson, Donald Perkins, Teddy Burroughs. Third row: Corrine Redden, Hattie Donges, Betty Nourse, Darlene Willett, Jean Steele, JoAnn Lammers, Charlotte Cammock, Beverly Novark, Charlene Davis, Lee Joyce Taylor, Rita McMorris, Mary Helen Swaby, Katherine Paulson, Marie Eshelman. Second row: Rosemary Lewis, Mary Schaffer, Alta Roberts, Billie Lou Burroughs, Marilyn Wagner, Francis Brennan, Glenda Leavitt, Mary Arroyo, Bonnie Buckner, Jean Kern, Ethel Humphrey, Sylvia Stewart. First row: Hugh Cottam, Sponsor; Delores Job, Eleanor Rudolph, Marie Olson, Beverly Terpening, Carol Crouch, JoAnn Monger, Mary Lou Bentley, Eva Tippie. Not shown: Robert Taylor, Jim Murray, Edward Jabs, Andrew Tritschler, Escoe Lewis, Dorothy McGuire. IWHwtttt CW � i Back row: Masao Taniguichi, Jimmy Dahle, Tom Zelka, Marcellinus Kiefel, Bill Stenerson, Carl Betts, Billie Clawson, Bruce Miller, Benny Feller, Mervin Haven, Richard Rollan, Bobby Bylund, Harold Nord-wald, Donald Goller. Third row: Leroy Meidinger, Edward Frickle, Donna Scott, Betty Bravo, Clara Stewart, Joann Kronmiller, Maizie Boughton, Lorelie Ann Lammers, Mary Ann Iverson, Carol Kalberg, Shirley Romine, Laurel Hammond, Wilma Kern, Donna Pitsch, Joann Redding, Peggy Nourse. Second row: John Brekke, Jack Elder, Dorothy Redding, Eleanor Lautt, Jo Annette Walborn, Billie Brown, Shirley McCarty, June Caton, Darlene Kamerzell, Corrine Redden, Placidia Bueckler, Joyce Gray, Jackie Vanoss, Doris Lautt, Arlene Thompson, Geraldine Cunningham. First row: Mr. Pike, Sponsor; Dorothy McLaughlin, Gene Rider, Charles Conrad, LeRoy Drake, Kenny Fox, Eric Walker, Sammy Kern, Clinton Thompson, Melvin Kunau, Jack Colstad, Bill Davis, Cecil Mocabee, John Fergerson, Boyd Nelson, A1 Feldner, Sponsor. football Front Row, left to right: Jack Colstad, back; Bud Lawrence, back; Glen Kunau, fullback; Bob Smith, center; Donnell Linthacum, guard; Jim Haug, end; Vernon Goller, tackle; Bob Armstrong, end; John Shallabarger, tackle; Gordon DeVore, end; Cecil Holland, center; Bob Fergerson, Manager. Back row: Hugh Cottam, coach; Art Davis, tackle; Lloyd Saunders, quarterback, Jake Sturzenegger, halfback; Bob Saunders, quarterback; George Grossman, end; Albert Perkins, tackle; Loris Hamlin, guard; Sam Ragland, halfback; Tom Sawyer, tackle; Bert Kron-miller, end; Don Hammer, guard; Jerry Ragland, halfback, A1 Feldner, assistant coach. Mervin Haven, not pictured. ’47 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 12 Hardin .... . . . 51 Sheridan “B”. . . . . 0 Sept. 20 Hardin . . . . , . . 34 Livingston “B” . . . 6 Sept. 26 Hardin . . . . , . . . 39 Columbus . . 0 Oct. 3 Hardin . . . 32 Roundup . . 0 Oct. 10 Hardin . . . . , . . . 25 Worden 0 Oct. 17 Hardin . . . 38 F orsyth . 0 Oct. 31 Hardin , . . 53 Billings “B” . . . 0 Nov. 7 Hardin . . . 33 Deer Lodge .... 2 Nov. 14 Hardin . . 20 Harlowton . . o Bob Saunders Quarterback Loris Hamlin Left Guard Jake Sturzenegger Right Halfback Don Hammer Right Guard Sam Ragland Left Halfback George Grossman Right End Cecil Holland Center Glen Kunau Fullback Artemus Davis Left Tackle Tom Sawyer Right Tackle Gordon DeYore Left End Albert Perkins Left Tackle tWtalbatl Back Row, left to right: Robert Fergerson, Manager; Glenn Kunau, Jerry Ragland, Bert Kronmiller, Lloyd Saunders, Cecil Holland, Hugh Cottam, Coach. Front Row: Tom Perkins, Jake Sturzenegger, Bob Saunders, Donald Hammer, George Grossman. Dec. Jan. Feb. 1948 BASKETBALL RECORD 5 Hysham . . . ... 24 Hardin . 72 8 Custer . . . . ... 23 Hardin . 68 10 Thermopolis . . . 35 Hardin . 66 First place winner of the Miles City Tournament. 19 Sheridan . . . . . 34 Hardin . 35 2 Sheridan . . . ... 33 Hardin . 51 9 Roundup . . . . . . 35 Hardin . 52 10 Columbus . . . . . 25 Hardin . 36 13 Lodge Grass . . . 25 Hardin 17 F orsyth . . . . . . 24 Hardin . 60 23 Laurel .... . . . 43 Hardin . 56 24 Sheridan . . . ... 43 Hardin 27 Lodge Grass . . . 53 Hardin . 57 30 Roundup . . . . . . 35 Hardin 37 31 Columbus . . . . . 29 Hardin . 38 5 F orsyth . . . . . . 31 Hardin 70 6 Laurel .... . . . 48 Hardin . 36 10 Custer . . . . . . 25 Hardin . 38 13 Hysham . . . . . . 21 Hardin . 64 First place winner of the District V. Tournament. First place winner of the Southern Division Tournament. First place winner of the State Class B. Tournament. Basketball '46 Jake Sturzenegger Forward Don Hammer Guard Tommy Perkins Guard SVudenl' Council STAFF MEMBERS Back row: Cecil Holland, Junior Class; Glenn Kunau, Sophomore Class; Bob Saunders, Senior Class; Tommy Perkins, Music; Sam Ragland, Athletics; Tom Sawyer, Treasurer; LeRoy Jones, Band. Seated: Mary Ann Koebbe, Oronyx; Sharron Russell, Secretary; Loris Hamlin, President; Mary Riebeth, Vice President; Joyce Olson, Big Horn. Onnual STAFF MEMBERS Seated: Jake Sturzenegger, Assistant Editor; Donald Hammer, Photography; Tom Sawyer, Business Manager; Roanne Preston, Editor-in-Chief; Joyce Olson, Typist; Mary Riebeth, Photography; Annella Murray, Art Manager. Standing: Sam Ragland, Business Manager; Donald French, Publicity and Subscriptions; Mary Ann Koebbe, Business Manager; LaVerne Rieley, Typist; Sonia Jacobson, Publicity and Subscriptions. Not shown: Evelyn Hyde, Photography; Jane Jackson, Publicity and Subscriptions. ■ 1 STAFF MEMBERS Mary Agnes Zelka, Business Manager; Patsy Smith, Exchange Editor; Mary Riebeth, Assistant Editor; Annella Murray, Staff Artist; Mary Cable, Columnist; Donald French, Editor-in-Chief; Mary Ann Koebbe, Sports Editor; Jacqueline Adams, Assistant Editor; Roanne Preston, Columnist; Ralph Nichols, Arranger; Joyce Olson, Typist. Not shown: Evelyn Hyde, Business Manager; Artemust Davis, Sports Editor. Flutes: Roanne Preston, Alice Traphagen. Piccolo: Sonia Jacobson. Oboe: Gretchen Swindle. Bass Clarinet: Beverly Novark. Alto Clarinet: Mary Agnes Zelka. B Clarinets: Lorelie Lammers, Bill Wolf, Sharron Russell, Harold Nord-wald, Mary Helen Swaby, Alta Roberts, Pat Landan, Junde Caton, Maizie Boughton, Shirley McCarty, Shirley Romine, Dolores Walters, Donna Pitsch, Marie Eshleman, Edith Gustafson. E Alto Saxophones: Joyce Olson, LeRoy Jones. B Tenor Saxophone: Jake Sturzenegger. B Coronets: Charlotte Cammock, Donald Perkins, Jack Colstad, Darrell Lin-thacum, LeRoy Kirschenman, Jack Delp, Dorothy McLaughlin B Trumpets: Jo Annette Walborn, Marie Olson. Trombones: Bob Saunders, Bert Kronmiller, Florence Bentley, Jerry Russell, Don Holland. Baritones: Mary Riebeth, George Perkins. E Horns: Eugene Croghan, Patty Cunningham, Patsy Smith. Basses: Don Hammer, Donnell Linthacum, Bud Lawrence. Percussion: Mary Cable, Pam Cottam, Marian Vickers, Dolores Job, Carol Crouch. Timpani: Mary Ann Koebbe. Director: Frank Solazzi. Drum Major: Evelyn Hyde. (High School Chorus Back row: M. A. Zelka, M. Riebth, S. Jacobson, D. Linthacum, O. Nelson, C. Vaughan, D. French, R. Preston, N. Turley, F. Tasset, A. Traphagen. Fourth row: M. Cable, F. Bentley, P. Cottam, H. Nordwal, T. Zelka, M. Kiefel, C. Lautt, C. Betts, C. Cammock, S. Romine, E. Gustafson, A. Roberts. Third row: J. Lammers, M. Vickers, M. Boughton, K. Rice, G. Swindle, J. Colstad, C. Thompson, E. Walker, B. Bylund, J. Walborn, L. Lammers, M. Wagner. Second row: M. A. Koebbe, C. Davis, L. J. Taylor, R. Lewis, B. Brown, C. Stewart, D. Redding, D. Lautt, C. Kalberg, P. Bueck-ler, F. Brennan, B. Shipp. First row: D. Kamerzell, J. Monger, H. Kamerzell, B. Terpening, J. Kronmiller, A. Murray, B. Buckner, S. McCarty, D. Job, J. Caton, J. Redding, M. E. Elder, D. McLaughlin. Back Row: M. Cable, F. Bentley, S. Jacobson, M. A. Zelka, N. Turley, F. Tasset, R. Preston, C. Cammock, S. Romine, E. Gustafson, A. Roberts. Third Row: M. A. Koebbe, C. Davis, J. Lammers, M. Boughton, G. Swindle, P. Cottam, J. Walborn, L. Lammers, M. Wagner, D. Job. Second Row: S. Russell, L. J. Taylor, J. Kronmiller, R. Lewis, B. Brown, C. Stewart, D. Lautt, C. Kalburg, P. Buechler, F. Brennan, B. Shipp. First Row: D. Kamerzell, H. Kamerzell, B. Ter-pening, A. Murray, B. Buckner, S. McCarty, J. Caton, J. Redding, M. Elder, J. Monger, D. McLaughlin. SEXTETTE MEMBERS Mary Agnes Zelka, Roanne Preston, Sonia Jacobson, Mary Riebeth, Mary Cable, Mary Ann Koebbe. QtYtt Qle Club Oronyx Back Row: Jane Jackson, Charlene Davis, Mary Riebeth, Mary Agnes Zelka, Florence Bentley, Charlotte Cammock, Evelyn Frickle, Jo Ann Lammers. Second Row: Marilyn Koebbe, Annella Murray, Pat Landan, De lores Walters, Jean Snively, Pam Cottam, Marian Vickers, Lee Joyce Taylor. First Row: Sonia Jacobson, Alta Roberts, Mary Ann Koebbe, Sharron Russell, Delores Job, Beverly Terpening, Mary Cable. Not Pictured: Beverly Novark. ORONYX OFFICERS Mary Riebeth................... President Sharron Russell........... Vice President Jane Jackson..........Secretary-Treasurer Mary Cable..................... Historian Sonia Jacobson ............. Drill Major Mary Ann Koebbe .... Std. Council Rep. 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