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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1949 volume:

I 949 dgttfi. '7-foJLzn c )t c£CcjCf To: Mr. Charles Corkins, his helpful Board of Trustees, Mr. Elmer Skeie, Mr. Salyer, Mrs. Minard, Mr. Robertson and all individuals and organizations who helped to make the publication of this annual pleasant and possible, we respectfully dedicate this 1949 edition of the Big Horn. a, SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE The greatest heritage handed down to each generation is that we hold this in the highest esteem, because it is threatened by isms from within and without. I hope that each one of you has been diligently exposed to the real values of freedom and that you will forever preserve it for posterity. This is my sincere wish. Sincerely, Elmer Skeie Superint endent PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE As the day draws near when we must say goodbye to the class of 1949, it is good to know that something of their life in Hardin High is to be preserved in the words and pictures of this yearbook. May the years ahead be as full of zest for them as the happy one recorded here. Sincerely, H. R. Salyer, Principal Principal of Senior High Salyer U.S. History Latin English Riebeth Law Psychology English Geometry Principal of Junior High Robertson Shorthand Typing Sociology Tuckerman Science i . 2S I ► i K m . ■ • s . ill IE . -- •••� « • � . Wjvf-V s' A •• .v .' -v ■ . ■ Johnny Dorn .................... Albert Perkins.................. Milton Butler................... Robert Smith.................... SONG “Blue Skies” .... President . Vice President ......Secretary .... Historian FLOWER Carnation MOTTO “Not The Best, But Few Better” COLOR Blue and White Robert Armstrong Nickname--Bob Football 3,4 Chorus 1 Florence Bentley Band 1,2,3 Dramatics 3, Or onyx 2,3 Head Librarian 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Patricia Brennan Nickname--Pat Big Horn Staff 4 Milton Butler Nickname - -Bor lis Band 1,2 Football 4 Eugene Conner Chorus 1,2 Glee Club 1,2 F.F.A. 1 Big Horn Staff 4 Pamille (Pam) Cottam Sec. to S.C. 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3 ,4 Oronyx 2,3 Oronyx Drummer 1 Class Sec. Treas.2 Band Pres. 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 F.H.A. 1 Frances Crump F.H.A. 2,3,4 Patricia Cunningham Nickname--Patty Jo Chorus 1 Band 1,2,3 Big Horn Staff 4 Jack David Delp Band 1,2,3, F.F.A. 1 Chorus 1 Football 4 Gordon, DeVore Football 2,3,4 Student Council 2,4 Class President 3 Johnny Dorn F.F.A. 1 Basketball 4 Annual Staff 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Dramatics 4 Danny Eshleman Band 2 F.F.A. 1 Robert Dale Fergerson Nickname --Fergie Football 4 Football Mgr. 3 Basketball Mgr. 3 Dramatics 3 F.F.A. 1 Dorothy Frickle Evelyn Frickle Nickname--Evie F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Sec. 4 Or onyx 2,3 Drum Major 1 Chorus 1,2 Glee Club 1 Rose Gress St. Xavier 1,3 F.H.A. 3,4 Chorus 1,3 Edith Gustafson and 3,4 Chorus 1,3,4 Glee Club 1,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Geneive Hartung Nickname --Genny F.H.A. Annabelle Hert Cecil Holland Football 2,3.4 Basketball 3,4 Student Council Pres. 4 Band 1,2,3 William Johnson Nickname - -Bill Big Horn Staff 4 Chorus 1,2 Glee Club 1,2 Basketball 2 F.F.A. 1 Henrietta Kamerzel Chorus 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Marilyn Koebbe Or onyx 2,3 Student Council Rep. 4 Chorus 1,2 F.H.A. 1,2,3 William Kroehler Nickname--Bill ymen, Nebraska 1,2,3 ootball 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Dramatics 3,4 fsi Bert Kronmiller Football 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Chorus 1 Glee Club 1 Dramatics 3,4 Class President 2 Annual Staff 4 Track 1,4 John Lawrence Nickname--Buddy Football 3,4 Band 1,3,4 F.F.A. 1 Dramatics 3 Patricia Landan Nickname--Pat Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,4 Glee Club 1,2,4 Class Sec. Treas. 3 Oronyx 3 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Editor 4 Dramatics 4 Margaret Ella Liming F.H.A. 1,2,4 Chorus 1 Glee Club 1 Dorothy McGuire Chorus 1,4 Glee Club 1,4 Band 1,2,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Maxine McArthur Nickname--Pete Detroit Lakes, Minn. 1,2 Raymond St. Clair Ottun Nickname - -St. “B” Squad 2 Albert Perkins Vice President 4 Chorus 1 Football 2,3.4 Eugene McLaughlin Nickname--Mac Dramatics 3 Football 1,2 Manager 1 Chorus 1 Barbara Nelson F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,3,4 Glee Club 1,3,4 Ida Grace Peterson Nickname--Do sie Chorus 1,4 Glee Club 1,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Jerry Dean Ragland Student Council 4 Football 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Chorus 4 Track 2 -5- Sharron Lee Russell Band 1 ,2,3.4 Clarinet Trio 2,3,4 Clarinet Quartet 1,2,4 Chorus 1,3,4 Glee Club 1,3,4 Oronyx 2,3 Oronyx Vice Pres. 3 Student Council 3,4 Big Horn Staff 4 F.H.A. 1,4 Dramatics 3,4 Lloyd Raymond Saunders Basketball 2,3 ,4 Football 3,4 Band 1,2 Student Council 4 Edison Real Bird Football 2,4 Basketball 3,4 Kitty Beth Rice F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Historian 4 Chorus 1,3,4 Glee Club 1,4 Dramatics 3,4 Big Horn Staff Typist Dorothy Seader Chorus 1 Glee Club 1 Student Council 2 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Barbara Shipp Chorus 1,2,4 Glee Club 1,2,4 F.H.A. 1,2,4 Maxine Marie Smith Chorus 1,2 Glee Club 1 F.H.A. 2,3,4 F.H.A. President 4 Majorette 1 Office Secretary 4 Robert Smith Nickname-Bobby, Luke Dramatics 4 Annual Staff 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Football 2,3,4 Class Vice Pres. 2 Historian 4 Jean Snively Chorus 1,4 Glee Club 1,4 Oronyx 2,3 F.H.A. 1,2,4 F.H.A. Vice Pres. 4 Gretchen Swindle Chorus 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Music Club Pres. 1 Band 1 ,2,3,4 Student Council 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Dramatics 3,4 Cheer Leader 3 Yashika Taniguchi Nickname--Ginger Rosebud High 1,2,3 Art Editor 3 Mineo Taniguchi Rosebud High 1,2,3 Basketball 2 Baseball 3 Natalie Turley Nickname--She p Chorus 1,2,3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Lucille Vandersloot Chorus 1,2 Glee Club 1,2 F.H.A. 1,2,4 Marian Vickers Chorus 1,2,3,4 Oronyx 2,3 Band 1,2,3 Cheerleader 3,4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Dramatics 3,4 F. H.A. 4 Janice Williams Grand Forks N.D. 1.2.3 Centralism Singers 2.3 Tri-Y 2,3 Modern Dancing 3 G. A.A. 1,2,3 F.H.A. 4 Dramatics 3,4 r William Wolf Nickname -Billy Band 1,2,3,4 Clairnet Quartet 2 Dramatics 3,4 Jr. Class Historian Band Vice Pres. 4 Carletta Young Chorus 1,2,4 Glee C lub 1,2 ,4 Big Horn Staff 4 LOG OF THE SHIP “FORTY-NINER « � A.D. 1945-1946 September 1949-Forty-one “dry land sailor s,’’including raw recruits from Crow Agency, boarded the ship Forty-Niner, on a quest for higher learning. Rough seas were encountered around the Semester Exam Islands where three crewmen perished in the raging waters. Under the guidance of Admirals Rimel and Rustad we made port in May 1946, as the first lap of the journey ended. A.D. 1946-1947 September 1946-After a brief shore leave we again boarded the ship with Captain Kronmiller and Lieutenant Smith at the helm. Under sealed orders from Kleis and Hooten, Admirals of the Fleet, we undertook “Operation Whitewash” and stormed the stronghold of the “H“, outwitting those much experienced sailors, the Seniors. When we crossed the equator, we were initiated into the Clan of Neptune, “Dogpatch Style, “ and a truce was declared between the rival fleets. We finished half our journey with new crew members rescued from uncivilized lands. A.D. 1947-1948 September 1947-We hoisted sail flying the “Jolly Roger.” The new commanding officers were DeVore and Ragland. Any mutiny attempts were put down and offenders slapped in the brig. We boarded and plundered the ship, “You’ll Die Laughing” and then showed the natives on Senior Island a good time with a shindig and crowned one of them our Queen. We proceeded on our way after the evening’s festivities and landed in a friendly port in 1948. A.D. 1948-1949 September 1949-Starting on the final leg of our cruise, we furled the sails and drifted easily in on smooth and peaceful waters. Our command again was changed: Dorn and Perkins took charge of the crew. We terrorized the inhabitants of Sophomore City and completely subdued them. Now thatwe were “AlmostEighteen” we robbed another ship and saw to the purchase of new equipment for the fleet. We stopped one night on Junior Island and were royally feted by the natives there. When we landed at Graduation, Journey’s End, May 27, the experienced officers and crew setout on separate voyages to winhighesthonors and glory for the class of ‘49. •i. ■ £ ■ d • 8 I KK CLASS WILL ROBERT ARMSTRONG - Wills his footballs to Carol Crouch. FLORENCE BENTLY---- Wills her male correspondence to Wilma Kern. PATRICIA BRENNAN - - Wills her leisure hours to Rose Mary Lewis. MILTON BUTLER - - Wills his football suit to Donald Weigand. EUGENE CONNER - - Wills his mustache to Andrew Tritschler. PAM COTTAM - - Wills her most used expression Who’s got a kleenex” to Jeanne Meeke. FRANCES CRUMP - - Wills her longing for Texas to Delores Job. PATRICIA CUNNINGHAM - - Wills her Irish temper to Frances Brennan. JACK DELP - - Wills his shop cap to Robert Delp. GORDON DEVORE - -Wills his technique to Vernon Goller. JOHNNY DORN - - Wills his place on the bench to Louis Poitras. DANNY ESHLEMAN - - Wills his tools he swiped from Campbell’s back to Campbell’s. ROBERT FERGERSON - - Wills his Toni to Jimmy Haug. EVELYN FRICKLE -Wills her height to Katie Swift. DOROTHY FRICKLE - - Wills her geometry book to Annabell Gabel.ROSE GRESS - -Wills her gift of laughing to JeanKern. EDITH GUSTAFSON - - Wills books to Katherine Paulson. GENEAVE HARTUNG - - Wills her hopes and happiness o f of graduation to Margaret Gress arid Pearl Lind. ANNABELLE HERT - - Wills her song books to Jack Iwakiri. CECIL HOLLAND - - Wills his temper to any one who can control it. WILLIAM JOHNSON - - Wills his ability to be late to class to Escoe Lewis. HENRIETTA KAMERZELL - - Wills her innocence to Escoe Lewis. MARILYN KOEBBE - - Wills her scheming ability to skip out of study hall to Vernon Goller. WILLIAM KROEHLER - - Wills his ability to break thistle tubes to Louis Poitras. BERT KRONMILLER - - Wills the school to anybody who wants it. PATRICIA LANDON - Wills her job on the Annual Staff to Lee Joyce Taylor. BUD LAWRENCE - - Wills his batching degree to Donald Perkins. ELLA LIMING - -Wills her Gift of Gab” in study hall to Werner Fried.MAXINE McARTHUR Wills her riding on the St. Xavier bus to Mary Elder. DOROTHY McGUIRE - - Wills her wad of bubble gum to Mr. Salyer. EUGENE McLAUGHLIN - - Wills his pipe to Bill Davis. BARBARA NELSON - - Wills her getting up early for chorus to Billie Lou Borroughs. ST CLAIR OTTUN - - Wills his extra credits to Frankie Finley. ALBERT PERKINS - -Wills three mongrel dogs to Jimmy Murray. DOSIF. PETERSON - - Wills her love for cowboys, horses, rodeos and Kirby dances to Bibbie Kronmiller. JERRY RAGLAND - - Wi 11s his bass voice to Eric Walker. EDISON REAL BIRD - - Wills his smile to Benny Feller. KITTY RICE - - Wills her good old saying What have you got good to eat” to Beverly Terpening. SHARRON RUSSELL - - W'ills her Physics book to Alta Roberts. LLOYD SAUNDERS - - Wills his front row desk in study hall to Donnie Holland. DOROTHY SEADER - -W'ills her mild temper to Mary Schaffer. BARBARA SHIPP - - Wills her square dancers and and Bronc-riders to Rita McMorris. MAXINE SMITH - - Wills her flirtatious ways to John Shellabarger. ROBERT SMITH - - Wills Jimmy Murray Vi bottle of Mystic hair grower. JEAN SNIVELY - - Wills her textbooks to anyone who will take them. GRETCHEN SWINDLE - - Wills her boots which were worn out at dances to Jean Steele. GINGER TANI-GUSCHI - - W'ills her quiet ways to Carol Kalberg. MINEO TANIGUSCHI - - Wills his good behavior in study hall to Teddy Burroughs. NATALIFi TURLEY - - W'ills her nickname Shep” to Dorothy Redding. LUCILLE VANDF.RSLOOT - - W'ills her shortness to Mazie Bouton. MARIAN VICKERS - - Wills her sense of humor to June Caton. JANICE WILLIAMS Wills her ability to get along with Miss Wade as teacher’s pet to Jack Colstead. WILLIAM W OLF - - Being the only registered Wolf in Hardin High, wills 50 per cent of his wolfing rights to Jim Haug. CARLF.TTA YOUNG - - Wills her ability to go with kids from Kirby to under classmen. Mm D O James Murray President Katherine Paulson Vice President Eugene Croghan Secretary Alto Roberts T reasure r Jimmy Haug Historian Vernon Goller Student Council Mary Lou Bently Frances Brennan Bonnie Buckner Billie Burroughs Teddy Burroughs Charlotte Cammock Carol Crouch Edwin Dahle Charlene Davis Hattie Donges Marie Eshleman Frankie Findley Werner Fried Margaret Gress Jean Kern Joan Lammers Glenda Leavitt Escoe Lewis Rose Mary Lewis Rita McMorris Betty Nourse Donald Perkins Louis Poitras Betty Redden Mary Schaffer John Shellabarger Jean Steele Mary Helen Swaby Lee Joyce Taylor Robert Taylor Beverly Terpening Eva Tippie John Tritchier Velma Venne Marilyn Wagner Darlene Willett Phillip Zier JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Don’t Keep Him Waiting Beverly Terpening . Jimmy Murray. . . . Jimmy Haug........ Joann Lammers . . Eugene Croghan . . Teddy Burroughs . . Carol Crouch . . . . Bonnie Buchner . . . Charlotte Cammock Alta Roberts...... Vernon Goller . . . . Louis Poitras . . . . Delores Job ...... Charlene Davis . . . Lee Joyce Taylor. . Mrs. Reibeth .... ..............Betty ...............Jeff ............Chester ...........T oodles . . . . Amos Atkins ...............Owen ............Minerva .... Aunt Selina ........Sally Lou .............Jinny .... Dave Vance ............O’Toole Property Director ...........Prompter ...........Prompter .......... Director H5EEBD5 JRof.■ 0'7 tO'Z 1 Back Row: Left to Right; William Stenerson, Mazie Bouton, Lorlie Ann Lammers, Mervin Havin, Jo Annette Walborn, Harry Jabs, Marce Marcellinus Kiefel, Betty Bravo, Billy Clawson, Wilma Kern, Morris Pattyn, Jimmie Dahle. Sixth Row: Mary Ann Iverson, Pearl Lind, Joan Kromiller, Donna Simpson, Placidia Buechler, Joyce Gray, Laurel Hammond, Wilma Stoddard, Geraldine Cummingham. Fifth Row: Tommy Zelka, Betty Herbel, Shirley Romine, Carol Kalberg, Donna Ptich, Corinne Redden, Delores Waterhouse, Margaret Gabel. Fourth Row: Richard Rowland, Jacquelyn Vanoss, Joan Redding, Peggy Nourse, Dorothy Redding, Virginia Thomas, Dorothy Vander-sloot, Wallace Snell. Third Row: Vern Kuck, Billie Brown, June Caton, Kate Swift, Darlene Kamerzell, Mary Elder, Dorothy McLaughlin, Arlene Thompson, Jack Elder. Second Row: Samuel Kern, Melvin Know, Jack Colstad Clinton Thompson, Kenneth Fox, Donald Goller, Robert Byland, Joe Melendrez. First Row: Carl Betts, Benny Feller, Boyd Nelson, Ronald Swenson, William Daves, Edward Frickle, Gene Rider, Eric Walker. Back Row: Left to Right: John Eshleman, Gene Minard, Leory Kikes, Sharon Old Elk, William Medicine, Jack Hert, Tod Dillion, Donald Gable, Fifth Row: Gerald Blank, Donald Ross, Arthur Bird, Royal Noyes, Arthur Kunau, Charles Hartung, Joe Wedel, Royal Heitzman, Lawerence Benzel. Fourth Row: Eldon Finley, Kennth Hert, LeRoy Kerchenman, Eugene Schaak, John Fergerson, Frankie Jenkins, Raymond Weinberg, Robert Delp, Frank Job. Third Row: George Perkins, Jerry Russell, Eddie Buckner, Don Holland, Leroy Morse, Ruth Kroehler, Edmund Lautt, Eugene Kirkeme, Harvey Pitch. Second Row: Ruben Wiebert, Jackie Newell, Elsie Ryder, Betty Grafenstein, Delores Becker, Annabelle Gable, Ruby Hert, Katherine Weibert, Shirley Schmit. First Row: Ruby Bentley, Donna Stanton, Betty Strecker, Eda Eckman, Alice Arroyo, Barbara Knight, Joan Weibert, Virginia Robinson, Dorothy LaRance, Violet Lachenmeier, Angie Kurtz, Joy Bird In Ground, Billie Ragland, Mary Lou Meeke, Carol Ann Tobacco, Vivian Old Horn. ■ m SBfcMtr 1 SuQHM£i mux, WB zl mM r$mm Back Row; Left to Right: Ernest Weinberg, Gary Leavitt, Betty Koerber, Virginia Kukes, Alan Goller, Richard Davies, Boby Haug, Erheart Zimmer, David Dickey. Seventh Row: John Thompson, Mar- ian Gray, Thelma Koerber, Jnitia Tipton, Ida Stenerson, Eleanor Bhoeman, Norma Van Damme. Sixth Row: James Zelka, Octavia Phillips, Jean Devous, Joyce Wedel, Marilyn Mills, Merna Yeatts. Fifth Row: Lorraine Dewalt, Patricia Grafensten, Florine Hessler, Marian Kern, Bonnie Noblett, Betty Sprenger, Ursula Lent. Fourth Row: Ronnie Bonous, Margaret Towne, Jeannie Meeke, Shirley Lind, Patricia Mills, Dianna Wocott, Jean Stoddard. Third Row: Aloyius Buechler, Donald Weigand, Robert Woodall, Helen Kirschen-man, Barbara Mason, Pauline Heller, Maybelle Slough. Second Row: Mr. Bakken, Sponsor, Harold Hochhalter, Merle Gustafson, Thomas Hager, Robert Kukes, Wayne Bland, Charles (Pat) Foe, Raymond Helzer, John Elder, Dale Gable, Jack Butorac, Raymond Feller, Mrs. Cable, Sponsor, First Row: Leroy Rieley, Donald Wilson, Donald Rullins, Marvin Strieker, John Walborn, William Evenson. Back Row: Left to Right: Albert Arredondo, Perry Dawes, Oliver Bear Don’t Walk, Jimmy LeFebre, Harry Moss, Henry Zier, Bobby Warren, Sixth Row: Robert Blankenship, Robert Devous, Lysle Reddon, Verle DeVore, Vera Holland, Deloris Dysart, Joyce Hert, Jana Adams. Fifth Row: Joseph Barnes, Robert Feller, Eugene Hauck, Wesley Bellon, Elmer Bird, Bobby New, Peggy Brown, Eleanor Fried, Rose Gable, Fourth Row: Mike Jurak, Gerald Waterhouse, Jerry Lautt, Patricia Martens, Gloria Wolcott, Margaret Schmit, Inez Molina. Third Row: Frank Hopes, Gandelaria Molina, Elizabeth Metzker, Rena Rae Sullivan, Jean Weigand, Twilla Zillmer, Lois Hibnes, Dian Ott, Evelyn Lafferty. Second Row: Benedict Buechler, Lois Ludden, Marie Boheman, Vyrle Prine, Agathal Horse Cheif, Geraldine Schilreff, Darlene Herbel. First Row: Robert Sprenger, Robert Knight, Mortimer Dreamer, Donald Noblett, Thomas Davis, Eugene Lenhard, Iris Rollins, Darlene Kirschenman. •:-r M |V 'Pootta.M Back Row-Bob Bylund, Center; Milton Butler, Guard; Jack Delp, End; Bill Medicine Tail, Tackle; Bert Kronmiller, End; Bill Kroehler.End Albert Perkins, Tackle; Jerry Ragland, Halfback; Gordon DeVore, End; Robert Armstrong, Halfback; Mervin Haven, Guard; Lloyd Old Coyote, End; Edison Real Bird, Halfback. Second Row-Coach Dyche, Kenneth Fox, Tackle; Jack Colstead, Quarterback; Bud Lawrence, Fullback; Louis Poitras, Fullback; Phillip Zier, Guard; Richard Rowland, Guard; Bob Smith, Center; Lloyd Saunders, Quarterback; Jim Haug, Fullback; Cecil Holland, Halfback; Robert Fergerson, Guard; Vernon Goller, Tackle; Eugene Mac Laughlin; Manager; Jerry Russell, End; Frankie Jenkins, Guard; Raynard Dickey, Guard; Melvin Kunau, Halfback; Jimmy Dahle, Tackle; Gene Minard, Tackle; Donald Gable, End. Cecil Holland Right Halfback Senior Age-17 Weight: 165 Height: 57 Experience: 3 years Jerry Ragland Left Halfback Senior Age-17 Weight: 180 Height: 6 1” Experience: 2 years Lloyd Saunders Quarterback Senior Age-17 Weight: 140 Height: 5 Experience: 2 years Jimmy Haug F ullback Junior Age-17 Weight: 152 Height: 5‘8” Experience: 2 years Gordon De Vore Left End Senior Age-18 Weight: 170 Height: 6’ Experience: 2 years Bert Kronmiller Right End Senior Age-17 Weight: 167 Height: 6' Experience: 2 years Bobby Smith Center Senior Age-17 Weight: 155 Height: 5’9i” Experience: 2 years Bill Kroehler Right End Senior Age -17 Weight: 168 Height: 6’ 1 ” Experience: 1 year Robert Fergerson Right Guard Senior Age-17 Weight: 135 Height: 5’6” Experience: 1 year Richard Rowland Left Guard Sophomore Age - 17 Weight: 145 Height: 5’8” Experience: 1 year Albert Perkins Left Tackle Senior Age -18 Weight: 2 12 Height: 6’4” Experience: 2 years Vernon Goller Right Tackle Junior Age-16 Weight: 149 Height: 5’9” X I Mat-din versus Red Lodge Presentation of football trophy and silver footballs by Mr. Walter Scott, State Director of Football, State School of Mines, Butte, Montana Hardin--------------47 Sheridan-----------------0 ------------33 Red Lodge----------------7 ------------2 6 Columbus-----------------6 -----------33 Roundup-----------------7 ------------33 Worden---------------- 0 ------------40 Forsyth-----------------0 ------------26 Billings Central-0 ------------46 Red Lodge--------------6 Total 284 Total 20 SOUTHERN DIVISIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP CONFERENCE GAMES dSaA. Jz £ Mtoee A Scjuad Coach, Luke Dyche: Back Row: left to right: Cecil Holland; John Dorn; Edison Real Bird; Bill Medicine Tail; Donald Perkins; Manager; Eugene McLaughlin. Front Row: Jimmy Haug; Jerry Ragland; Bill Kroehler; Bert Kronmiller; Lloyd Saunders. BASKETBA Hardin 26 Hardin 49 Hardin 31 Hardin 24 Hardin 49 Hardin 50 Hardin 26 Hardin 34 Hardin 36 Hardin 43 Hardin 32 Hardin 48 Hardin 65 Hardin 34 Hardin 56 Hardin 45 Hardin 52 Hardin 46 Hardin 44 Hardin Hardin Hardin Hardin LL SCHEDULE M. S. C. Bobkittens Worden Worland Wyoming Sheridan, Wyoming Columbus Hysham Roundup Billings Central Worden Colstrip Laurel Roundup Columbus Billings Central Custe r Hysham Colstrip Laurel Lodge Grass F or syth Custer Sheridan Lodge Grass 63 39 26 28 38 18 35 29 28 21 39 31 36 54 23 16 43 27 41 BASKETBALL Bill Kroehler Center Senior Lloyd Saunders Guard Senior Jerry Ragland F orward Senior Bert Kronmiller Forward Senior Jimmy Haug Guard Senior Cecil Holland F orward Senior Edison Real Bird Guard Senior 1 Coach, Tuckerman. Left to right: back row: Kenny Fox, Sam Kern, James Dahle, Bobbie Bylund, Donald Goller, Arthur Kuneau, Bill Davis, Louie Poitras, Mervin Haven, George Perkins, Clinton Thompson, Jack Colstad. Mervin Haven BASKETBALL DISTRICT V TOURNAMENT HARDIN vs HARDIN vs HARDIN vs SOUTHERN DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT HARDIN vs HARDIN vs HARDIN vs STATE TOURNAMENT HARDIN vs HARDIN vs HARDIN vs gtifl gaMl (?o'Usnctj£. Cecil Holland . . Jerry Ragland . . Pam Cottam . . . Johnny Dorn. . . Gordon DeVore . Vernon Goller. . Melvin Kunau . . . Shirley Schmit . . Marian Vickers . Gretchen Swindle Sharron Russell Marilyn Koebbe . Bert Kronmiller Lloyd Saunders . Mr. Salyer .... ......President , . Vice President ......Secretary .....T reasurer . . . Senior Class . . . Junior Class .Sophomore Class . Freshman Class ........Big Horn ..........Chorus ...........Band ..........F.H.A. ........ Annual .......Athletics ....... Sponsor '?So zsist Marian Vickers . Pat Landan . . . . Sharron Russell Bobby Smith . . . Gretchen Swindle Pat Cunningham . Bill Johnson Johnny Dorn . . . Natalie Turley. . Edith Gustafson Frances Crump Florence Bentley Carletta Young Pam Cottam . . . Eugene Conner . Pat Brennan . . . Kitty Rice Mrs. Minard . . . . . Editor in Chief . Assistant Editors . . . Sports Editors Business Managers .......Head Printer . Fashions Gossip Exchange Editor . .Copy Readers ..........Artist .......... Jokes .........Typists Sponsor I. :ir m m Pat Landan . . . Natalie Turley . . Bobby Smith . . . Marian Vickers Johnny Dorn Bert Kronmiller Pam Cottam . . . . . Editor in Chief . . Assistant Editor ..........Treasurer Business Managers . . . . Sports Editor ............Artist Mrs. Minard Sponsor Clarinets: Lorelie Ann Lammers, Billy Wolf, Sharron Russell, Harold Nordwall, Mary Helen Swaby, Shirley McCarty, Maizie Bouton, Pat Landon, Shirley Romine, Rolans Crogan, Harry Moss, Donna Pitsch, Edith Gustafson, Jack Butorac, Jimmy Zelka, Eddie Buckner, Betty Strecker, Cornets: Charlotte Cammock, LeRoy Kirshenman, Dorothy McLaughlin, JoAnette Walborn, Pat Fox, Jack Helser, Bobby New, Ernest Weinburg, Saxophones: Carol Kalberg, Billy Evenson, Donna Stanton, Bass Clarinet: Billie Brown, E. Horns: Bill Greenfield, Wayne Blank, Betty Grafenstien, Helen Kirshenman, Trombones: Jerry Russell, Donnie Holland, Donald Ross, Johnny Thompson, Betty Bravo, Zimmer Erhart, Merele Gustafson, Baritones: Eugene Croghan, Basses: Dorothy McGuire, Edwin Dahle, Percussion: Jeaninne Meeke, Delores Job, Pam Cottam, R ose Mary Lewis, Shirley Lind, Timpani: Gretchen, Swindle, Director Frank Solazzi. Not shown: George Perkins, Mary Lou Meeke. m ABOVE: Band Officers President..........Pam Cottam Vice Pres..........Billy Wolf Secretary..........Charlotte Cammock Custodian of Uniforms: Jerry Russell Student Council Rep.: Sharron Russell CENTER: Soloist, Charlotte Cammock BELOW: Seniors in Band Sharron Russell Pat Landan Gretchen Swindle Billy Wolf Pam Cottam Edith Gustafson Dorothy McGuire Back Row: Marian Vickers, Kitty Rice, Billy Ragland, Gretchen Swindle, Jean Snively, Mary Lou Meeke, Ruth Kroihler, Macie Bouton, Jimmy Murray, Bill Kroehler, Jerry Ragland, Tommy elka, Natalie Turley, Florence Bentley, Pam Cottam, Mary Helen Swaby. Third Row: Bonnie Buckner, Rose Mary Lewis, Dosie Peterson, Carol Kalberg, Jean Steele, Kathie Hager, Bibbie Kronmiller, Shirley McCarty, Harold Nordwall, Jerry Russell, George Perkins, JoAnette Walburn, Rita McMorris, Charlotte Cammock, Pat Landan, Barbara Shipp. Second Row: Billie Brown, Barbara Nelson, June Caton, JoAnn Lammers, Lorelie Lammers, Eddie Buckner, Jerald Blank, Gene Kirkamo, Eric Walker, Gene Minard, Toddy Dillon, Frankie Jenkines, Delores Job, Easter Burchette, Mary Ann Iverson, Edith Gustafson. First Row: JoAnn Weibert, Virginia Robertson, Eda Eckman, Jackie Newell, Sharron Russell, Beverly Terpening, Lee Joyce Taylor, Shirley Schmit, Henretta Kamerzall, Darleen Kamerzell, Billie Ragland, Barbara Knight, Betty Strieker, Marliyn Wagner, Alta Roberts, Delores Seader, Dorothy McGuire. Not Shown: Charlene Davis. P. £ g z Back Row, left to right: Carletta Young, Ruth Kroehler, Marian Vickers, Kitty Rice, Charlene Davis, Mazie Bouton, Gretchen Swindle, Jean Snively, Natalie Turley, Florence Bentley, Mary Ann Iverson, Charlotte Cammock, Mary Helen Swaby. Second Row; Lorelie Ann Lammers, Shirley McCarty, Bonnie Buckner, Barbara Nelson, June Caton, Rose Mary Lewis, Betty Strieker, Joyce Gray, Dosie Peterson, Carol Kalberg, JoAnnete Walborn, Edith Gustafson, Pat Landan, Barbara Shipp, Pam Cottam, Third Row; Billie Brown, Sharron Russell, Beverly Terpening, Joann Lammers, Lee Joyce Taylor, Jean Steele, Jackie Newell, Henrietta Kamerzell, Darlene Kamerzell, Billie Ragland, Marilyn Wagner, Alta Roberts, Delores Seader, Dorothy McGuire. Jimmy Murray Bill Kroehler Jerry Ragland Tommy Zelka Frank Job Harold Nordwall Miss Schuster Gene Minard Jerry Russell Gene Kirkamo Eric Walker Toddy Dillon George Perkins Eddie Buckner Jerald Blank Frankie Jenkens Rose Mary Lewis Ruth Kroehler JoAnn Lammers Charlotte Cammock Alta Roberts Beverly Terpening Lee Joyce Taylor Marilyn Wagner Not Shown: Charlene Davis m m ■ m Presented bi_f +he High School Chorus DECEMBER 22, 1949 OPERETTA “THE WALTZ DREAM” An operetta “The Waltz Dream,” will be given on April 22, 1949. It will be given by the High School Chorus. The Principals are: Maximilan, IX, King of Sylvania, Bill Kroehler, Princess Helene his daughter, Gretchen Swindle, Prince Rupert her cousin, Eric Walker, Lieutenant Niki an Austrain officer, Jerry Ragland, Kay Robinson an American artist, Beverly Terpening, Princess Matilda sister of the king, Pam Cottam, Lieutenant Monschi George Perkins, Louis a duchess Sharron Russell, Bertram Budgett an American defficiency expert Tod Dillon, Count Lothar James Murray, Count Sigismund Gene Kirkemo, Nicholas Tom Zelka, Fifi Marian Vickers, Annerl Joann Lammers. P5 Sl. i Beverly Terpening Marian Vickers June Caton •.v. wivX'Xv! : . lli fe i« ®l€ii ■•'■■' ■• vv-v-v;. SIlKwll SEE m 85 m fife -• -: CAST v lake Up---Evelyn Frickle Marilyn Koebbe Miss Schuster rograms-Frances Crump ----Pat Brennan Ida Grace Peterson Bob Fergerson Rose Gress Lloyd Saunders Jack Delp Danny Eshleman Henrietta Kamerzel Geneave Hartung Eugene McLaughlin St. Clair Ottun Jerry Ragland Albert Perkins Edison Real Bird Barbara Shipp Jean Snively Ginger Taniguschi Mineo Taniguschi Lucille Vandersloot Maxine McArthur Ella Liming Dorothy Frickle ickets William Barry .... Bill Kroehler Grace Barry........Sharron Russell Beatrice Barry .... Gretchen Swindle Mable Warren.......Pat Landan Mrs. Granvile......Natalie Turely Eddie Barry........Bobby Smith George Jones ...... Johnny Dorn Ann Sherman........Marian Vickers Tommy Granville . . . Billy Wolf Sally Davidson .... Kitty Rice Mr. Merritt.........Bert Kronmiller Miss Dalrymple .... Janice Williams Manager. . .Cecil Holland Prompters . Florence Bentley Carletta Young Publicity. . Pam Cottam Ushers .... Patty Cunningham Dorothy Seader Maxine Smith Annabelle Hert Barbara Nelson Properties . Edith Gustafson Stage Men . Bill Johnson Milton Butler Eugene Conner Bob Armstrong Gordon DeVore Curtain . . . -Buddy Lawernce Director, Mrs. Minard. STAGE CREW F. H. A. Officers: President, Maxine Smith; Vice President, Jean Snively; Secretary, Evelyn Frickle; Historian, Kitty Rice. Back Row: Left to right: Dorothy Seader; Ruth Kroehler; Delores Seader; Geneave Hartung; Barbara Shipp; Jean Snively; Kitty Rice; Maxine Smith; Marian Vickers; Evelyn Frickle; Wilma Kern; Joyce Gray; Betty Herbel; Janice Williams; Mrs. Wier. Second Row: Betty Bravo; Barbara Knight; Esther Burchette; Edith Gustafson; Glenda Leavitt; Ella Liming; Barbara Nelson; Dorothy McGuire. First Row: Left to right: Eda Eckman; Jackie Newell; Billy Ragland; Dorothy Mc- Laughlin; Marilyn Keoebbe; Rosie Gress; Rose Mary Lewis; Deloris Becker; Ruby Bentley. 2 Evelyn Frickle Maxine Smith Mr. Salyer c ?.t0 Za'ZLGiA'ld- Pam Cottam Marian Vickers Florence Bentley, Jean Snively, Mary Helen Swaby, Natalie Turley, Bibbie Kronmiller, Charlotte Cammock, Betty Redding. Busdrivers from left to right: Ira Smith, Mr. Goodie, Chet Butler, Ed Holland, Hap Robertson, Patrolman Bragg, Patrolman Burnham, George Couchman, Albert Steen, Mr. Morissette, Fred Waterman. JANITORS Mr. Ford Mr. Linthacum Back Row, Left to Right: Jackie Newell, Venita Salveson, Violet Lachenmaier, Angie Kurtz, Joyce Wedel, June Caton, Billie Ragland. Front Row: Darlene Keischman, Jeannine Meeke, Helen Keischman, Patty Mills, Shirley Lind, Ruby Bentley. 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