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

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1950 volume:

I I % BIG WORM mm m PUBUSUBD BY cH-and-U cM ifb 0 fsJ m '1 m - a L? - k .1' ' 1 ■ r ■ As you go through the pages of this book we hope it will recall many pleasant memories and maybe a few funny ones. We have done our utmost to make this the best annual ever published here, and hope you’ll think we have succeeded. We wish to extend our appreciation to all who have in any way helped to compile this book. 2iO«H n OMD J AMES MURRAY Late in the year, 1949, James Murray moved to a new school in North Dakota. His outstanding leadership had made our days, days of enjoyment and pleasure which we shall never forget. We, the seniors of Hardin High, miss him immensely. Because of the efforts and fine accomplishments of James Murray, our classmate and devoted friend, we hereby dedicate our annual of the golden year, 1950, to him. May he cherish it always. SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE There are essentially two pages to our Democracy Ledger. On one page we list our rights and privileges, on the other our duties and responsibilities. As citizens of a Democracy it is a matter of greatest importance to keep our account in balance, never allowing an overdraft to occur. Assuming that we want to get the most out of our lives, it behooves us to be ever mindful of our responsibilities and to see to it that they are translated into positive results. I hope each one of you will exert your efforts to keep Democracy's Ledger in balance. Sincerely, Elmer Skeie Superintendent PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Again we come around to the end of a year alive with the excitement, fun, and idealism which are part of all the plans and projects of youth. This year has been thoroughly pleasant. A penalty is always exacted at the end of these happy years, though. We have to say goodbye to our senior class. In the Class of 1950 can be found all fine qualities of mind and character Even if that were not true, we would still be their devoted friends, because we have been for so long comrades in the enterprise of their growing up. We shall, always miss them in this high school. Our affection goes with them out into the world. Sincerely, H. R. Salyer, Principal SCHUSTER Music DYCHE Algebra Math 7 Sports PIKE WEIR McCAFFERTY Phys. Ed. Home Economics English 7-8 Voc. Guid. MILNE Math 7-8 BAKKEN Man. Training PAULL Science 7-8 Gen. Sci. ARMSTRONG English 1-7 Soc. Sci. SALYER II. S. History Prin. of Senior High acuity GOLLER Art Drafting Prin. of Junior High RIEBETH English Play Dir. OLSON PATTERSON MINARD Chemistry Chemistry Latin II Biology Biology Journalism Adv. Math Adv. Math Library Senior Sponsor Senior Sponsor Speech P lay Dir. FISHER ROBERTSON WADE SHELLABARGER Law Bookkeeping Spanish Shop P sychology Typing World History P hy sics C eometry co. and Soc. Shorthand Senior Sponsor gtosBye 4n c-i Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor . Eugene Croghan Treasurer . Caroi Crouch r, . Vernon Goller 'Justness Managers . ...............bee Joyce Taylor Joann Lammers Sports Editor............................. T. ..................Jimmy Haug Artist . ...............................Betty Redden Pholograph Collector..................Beverly Terpening Student Council ..................................Joann Lammers Sponsor......................................Mrs. Minard Committees: Bonnie Buckner, Charlotte Cammock, Glenda Leavitt, Billie Lou Burroughs, Katherine Paulson, Jean Steele, Charlene Davis, Velma Venne, Alta Roberts, Ed-ward Jabs, Mary Lou Bentley, Mary Helen Swaby, Francis Brennan. V O CceM. Bonny Buckner..................................President Lee Joyce Taylor.........................Vice-President Donald Perkins................................Secretary Katherine Paulson.............................Treasurer Andy Tritschler..................Reporter and Historian Edwin Dahle.............................Student Council FLOWER White Rose SONG Memories” COLOR Green and White MOTTO You Can’t Pluck The Flower of Happiness Until You Plant the Seed.” FRANCES BRENNAN Chorus 1-2 Glee Club 1-2 Operetta 2 Minstrel 1 Annual Staff 4 Big Horn Staff 4 BILLIE LOU BURROUGHS St. Xavier 1 Eagle Staff 1 Cheerleader 1 BONNIE BUCKNER Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 Class President 4 Operetta 2-3-4 Minstrel 1 Dramatics 3 Chorus 2 Glee Club 2 Tumbling 2-3-4 F. H. A. 2-4 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 . m ... CHARLOTTE CAMMOCK Band 1- 2-3 -4 Oronyx 1-2 Student Council 4 Chorus 1-2-3 4 Tumbling Team 2 Triple Trio 2-3-4 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 3 Operetta 2-3-4 Minstrel 1 Office Secretary 2-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Band President 4. CAROL CROUCH Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Office Secretary 4 California 1 TEDDY BURROUGHS Cheerleader 4 St. Xavier 1 Basketball 1 Track 1 Dramatics 3 Chorus 1 Eagle Staff 1 Minstrel 1 EUGENE CROGHAN Track 1-3-4 Football 4 Dramatics 3 Annual Staff 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-4 Boys Quartet 4 Boys Octet 4 Student Council 4 Class Secretary 3 Operetta 4 Minstrel 1 Dramatics 3 Band 1-2 Awards: World History Shorthand 1 Typing 1 English 1-2 M EPS % CHARLENE DAVIS Chorus 1- 2 - 3 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Triple Trio 2-3-4 Oronyx 1-2 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Office Secretary 4 Operetta 2-3-4 Minstrel 1 Awards: Typing I Shorthand I English I- II MARIE ESHELMAN F. H. A. 1-4 Band 2 Student Council 4 FRANKIE FINDLEY Chorus 1 Minstrel 1 Boys’ Glee Club 1 Dramatics 3 VERNON GOLLER Boys’ Glee Club 4 Chorus 1-4 Boys’ Octet 4 Dramatics 3 Pres. Student Council 4 Football 2-3-4 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Minstrel 1 Operetta 4 Awards: World History Geometry Chemistry American History English III Advanced Math. JAMES HAUG Chorus 1-4 Boys’ Glee Club 4 Boys’ Quartet 4 Boys’ Octet 4 Dramatics 3 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 3-4 Track 3 Student Council 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Operetta 4 Minstrel 1 JACK 1WAKIRI Eagle Staff 1 Basketball 1 Track 1 St. Xavier 1 ra W JEAN KERN Chorus 1 Minstrel 1 F. H. A. 4 Glee Club 1 Dramatics 3 GLENDA LEAVITT Red Lodge 1 Glee Club 1 F. H. A. 3-4 Big Horn Staff 4 EDWARD JABS Eagle Staff 1 St. Xavier 1 Basketball 1-4 Track 1 Chorus 1 Minstrel 1 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Band 4 Dramatics 1 JOANN LAMMERS Chorus 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Triple Trio 2-3-4 Oronyx 1-2 Student Council 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 3 Operetta 2-3-4 Minstrel 1 Office Secretary 4 Awards: Typing I Shorthand I English I- II Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Librarian 4 Awards: English III Shorthand I U. S. History Home Ec. ROSE MARY LEWIS Chorus 1- 2 - 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Triple Trio 2-3-4 Operetta 2-3-4 Minstrel 1 Indian Clubs 2-3 SYLVIA LOVESWAR Cheyenne Agency S. D. Class President 1 Flandreau S. D. 3 BETTY NOURSE F. H. A. 1 KATHERINE PAULSON Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 F. H. A. 4 Girl’s State 3 State Corr. School 1 Awards: Soc. Sci. 9 Geometry English II Chemistry Algebra II Trigonometry English III U. S. History BETTY REDDEN Chorus 1 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 DONALD PERKINS Class Secretary 4 Basketball 2-3-4 Chorus 1-2 Minstrel 1 Operetta 2 Dramatics 3 Band 1-2 Boys’ Glee Club 1-2 Track 1 Librarian 3-4 Awards: World History II English III ELEANOR RUDOLF Chorus 1 Dramatics 3 Quilcene, Wash. 3 ALTA ROBERTS Chorus 1-2-3 4 Triple Trio 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Oronyx 1-2 Student Council 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Dramatics 3 Operetta 2-3-4 Minstrel 1 Awards: Typing I Tumbling Team II JOHN SHELLABARGER Football 2 Chorus 1 Dramatics 3 Minstrel 1 JEAN STEELE Broadview H. S. 1 Class President 1 Pep Club 1 Dramatics 1 Big Horn Staff 4 Chorus 1-3-4 Glee Club 1-3-4 Annual Staff 4 F. H. A. 4 Operetta 3-4 m •3 LEE JOYCE TAYLOR Chorus 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Triple Trio 2-3 4 Annual Staff 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Office Secretary 4 Oronyx 1-2 Girl’s State 3 Dramatics 3 Operetta 2-3-4 Minstrel 1 Awards: Typing I Shorthand I English I- III BEVERLY TERPENING Chorus 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Triple Trio 2-3-4 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 MARY HELEN SWABY Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-3-4 Glee Club 1-3-4 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Clarinet Quartet 3-4 Clarinet Duet 3-4 Head Librarian 4 Tumbling Team 2 Operetta 3-4 Minstrel 1 Typing I Award ROBERT TAYLOR Eagle Staff 1 St. Xavier 1 Cheerleader 4 Basketball 1 Track 1 Chorus 1 Minstrel 1 Historian 2 Office Secretary 4 Cheerleader 3-4 Oronyx 1-2 Dramatics 3 Operetta 2-3-4 Minstrel 1 Awards: Typing I VELMA VENNE Chorus 1 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 F. H. A. 1 MARILYN WAGNER Chorus 1-2-3 4 Glee Club 1- 2 - 3 - 4 Office Secretary 4 Triple Trio 2-3 4 Operetta 2-3-4 Minstrel 1 Awards: Typing I PHILLIP ZIER Eagle Staff 1 Football 3-4 Basketball 1 Mary Lou Bently Billie Lou Burroughs Teddy Burroughs Frances Brennan Charlotte Cammock Eugene Croghan Carol Crouch Edwin Dahle Charlene Davis Vernon Goller Jim Haug Edward Jabs Jean Kern Glenda Leavitt Escoe Lewis Rose Mary Lewis Lee Joyce Taylor Beverly Terpening Velma Venne Marilyn Wagner PROPHECY Lazily breezing the airways in our helicopter in I960, we stopped at Washington, D. C., to see the President of the United States. Upon entering the photo-electric-eye controlled door, we saw a short, bright-eyed young lady who was none other than BONNIE BUCKNER. She told us that she was the private secretary to the first woman President, JEAN STEELE. As we were leaving, Bonnie told us not toby-pass Houston, Texas, where we would find BILLIE LOU BURROUGHS, Champion Bronc Rider of Texas. From Billie we learned that FRANKIE FINDLEY, a prominent,Diaper Laundry operator, and DONALD PERKINS, a well known law teacher, were living in Fort Wingate, New Mexico. After a friendly visit with Billie, we departed for Tampa, Florida. While on our tour of Tampa, we soon discovered that four 1950 seniors were vacationing at the Ringling Bros, winter quarters: CHARLOTTE CAMMOCK, a snake charmer; ELEANOR RUDOLF, a famous tight rope walker; BEVERLY TERPENING was making good with her voice as a Carnival Barker. Believe it or not, MARY HELEN SWABY is a world known trapeze artist. Ditching our battered helicopter, we then boarded the Super Flyer that evening; breakfast found us at ROSE MARY LEWIS’S table in New York. She informed us that she was a Lonely Hearts Director. A brief chat with Miss Lewis showed that five of our former classmates were in the Big City. We found LEE JOYCE TAYLOR behind her desk as editor of the New York Times. SYLVIA LOVESWAR was at the Art School competing with Leonardo Da Vinci’s past works. Of course, I mustn’t forget TEDDY BURROUGHS, a well known lover boy and crooner, on Broadway. After quite a lot of looking around, we finally found GLENDA LEAVITT at her dancing school, where she teaches ballet. On 5th Ave., we bumped into CHARLENE DAVIS, who owned an exclusive hat shop. Chicago, at last! In this city we found VERNON GOLLER, M. D., with a sideline Girdle Factory. Making a tour of the city, we learned that JOHN SHELLABARGER was in Washington, trying to get a patent for his latest invention. Can you imagine where we found ROBERT TAYLOR? Well, he was running a day nursery for working mothers. Rev. EDWARD JABS was very glad to see us when we dropped in on him at his parsonage on the outskirts of the city. (CONTINUED) Being a little weary of travel by superspeed, we continued by bus to Detroit, where we met ESCOE LEWIS, who recently bought out Henry Ford. After lunch, Escoe informed us that ANDY TRITSCHLER was the Dean of West Point, where JAMES HAUG was coaching the football team. Escoe, being a prominent citizen, also told us that CAROL CROUCH was the New Ambassador to France. Traveling further west by train, we stepped at Denver, Colorado, for awhile. Naturally, we went directly to Colorado Woman’s College to inquire for EUGENE CROGHAN, who was their Dean. Also teaching there, was MARIE ESHELMAN, Head of Home Ec. Department. Of course, FRANCES BRENNAN was an old maid House Mother to the girls. In town we found WERNER FRIED, personnel manager of Montgomery Ward, on the verge of firing ALTA ROBERTS, his private secretary. On to Hollywood, via Jet-Plane! We paid a brief visit to JEAN KERN, a movie actress, working for film director, JACK IWAKIRI. Jean gave us the addresses of MARILYN WAGNER, who is the wife of PHILIP ZIER, famous cowboy star, and VELMA VENNE, press agent of JOANN LAMMERS, a wealthy night club owner. Homeward bound, we stopped in Seattle, Washington, where we found MARY LOU BENTLY and her pen writing some of the greatest love poems of today. In Butte, Montana, we found LOUISE OLD BEAR, secretary in the F. B. I. office. Louise seemed happy, she told us to be sure to visit BETTY NOURSE, who was due at the airport within the hour. She was just completing a non-stop flight around the world. Back at Hardin, we decided to visit KATHERINE PAULSON, head of the new Atomic Plant. From Katherine, we learned that BETTY REDDEN was still at home writing books. EDWIN DAHLE was a conductor on the Lame Deer Central R. R. What a small world, located in the middle of an atomic and jet-propelled age, where people will continue to find their ways of life! X_c t Ti rft And leA.Accm.vvbt KATHERINE PAULSON Wills three hours a day in Mr. Fisher’s classes to anyone who can withstand the strain. ALTA ROBERTS • Wills her twenty extra pounds to anyone who can use them. EDWARD JABS - Wills his ability to play his accordian to Ronald Swenson. VERNON GOLLER - Wills his right handedness to Don Holland. BETTY REDDEN - Wills her next appendicitis operation to Miss Wade. BILLIE LOU BURROUGHS - Wills all her cowboys to Norma Ballensky. BEVERLY TERPENING - Wills her ability to fall down to anyone that can use a few bruises. JAMES HAUG - Wills Hardin High School to all his kids. EUGENE CROGHAN - Wills a treat to all the students in Hardin High School: a Pine Float” (tooth pick and a glass of water.) BONNIE BUCKNER - Wills her brown eyes to anyone who can use them for a better purpose than she did. ELEANOR RUDOLF - Wills her luck of having all men teachers to anyone that is interested. VELMA VENNE - Wills Betty Bravo a broken down Law Book. JACK IWAKIRI - Wills his ability to peek through key holes to Mr. Fisher. JEAN STEELE - Wills her way with cowboys to June Caton. MARY HELEN SWABY - Wills Mazie Bouton her chair in band so she can sit there all the time. GLENDA LEAVITT - Wills Placidia Beuchler her attraction for Mr. Fisher’s green and purple socks. MARY LOU BENTLEY - Wills her good luck to her sister, Ruby. FRANCES BRENNAN - Wills her country dances to Kate Swift. CHARLOTTE CAM-MOCK - Wills her lost weekends in St X.to anyone who can find them. JOANNE LAMMERS - Wills her worn out guitar book to Joan, Dorothy, and Tommy Redding. LEE JOYCE TAYLOR - Wills her stool in Chemistry to Jimmy Dahle. CHARLENE DAVIS - Wills all her funny books to Pat Fox. CAROL CROUCH - Wills her giggle to anyone who wants it. EDWIN DAHLE - Wills his base to the piccalo section. WERNER FRIED - Wills all his school books back to the school. BETTY NOURSE - Wills all the Master Detective Stories in the Drug Stores to Mr. Salyer. FRANKIE FINDLEY -wills his large curl and extra hair to Mr. Solazzi. ANDY TRITSCHLER -Wills his ability to pronounce big words in Biology to any aspiring Sophomore. PHILIP ZIER - Wills an extra collar bone to Lester Lane. TEDDY BURROUGHS - Wills his extra time in the Library to anyone that wants to get in trouble. ROBERT TAYLOR - Wills his interest in Library books to Mrs. Min-ard. JOHN SHELLABARGER - Wills his ability to throw watermelons in the swimming pool to anyone that wants to pay a $25 fine. MARIE ESHLEMAN -Wills her picture of Mr. Fisher to Katherine Weibert. WB Wm m m jC CLstiffil ill A ntl 7 e t .h eunjt SYLVIA LOVESWAR Wills her oil painting to Mervin Haven. MARILYN WAGNER - Wills her oneriness to anyone who can control it. (Mary Ann) ESCOE LEWIS • Wills his ability to talk his way out of the office to Wally Snell. ROSE MARY LEWIS - Wills her late hours in St X. to Shirley McCarty. JEAN KERN - Wills one semester of Law to anyone naive enough to take it. DONALD PERKINS - Wills his little log cabin down by the tracks to Joe Melendrez and Clinton Thompson. LOUISE OLD BEAR • Wills her boy friend in Pryor to Betty Froze. 'M 7 ’H 8 OUT ON GOOD BEHAVIOR: Alvie Blades, Glenn Kunau, Orville Nelson, Hattie Donges, Darlene Willett, Beverly Novark, Rita McMorris, Mary Schaf-feur, Mary Arroyo, Ethel Humphrey, Delores Job, Joan Monger, Eva Tippee. Trustee, Hugh Cottom couldn’t take it? ----- He left for Bozeman in ’48. THE LOG In the year of our Lord, May 25, 1947, A. D., court was held in District 17-H, under the supervision of His Honor, Judge Goller. After eight years in the Hardin Reform School, we were suspended for three months, on good behavior. Lack of proper credentials, (diploma) caused our paroles to be revoked, and we were again sent up for a stretch of not less than four years. We were placed under the supervision of W'arden Goller, and our trustees were Rimel and Rustad. We were joined by fellow inmates, transferred from Crow, who were sent up the river for similiar charges. Fellow arsonist Haug and Knuckles Murray led our band of archcriminals through our first year without solitary confinement. 1947- 1948 A. D. Our second year behind the brick walls was a little easier than the year before. Because of good behavior and alertness, we were promoted to a higher position, much nearer our goal of FREEDOM. Many of our cellmates succeeded in making a break but others soon took their places. Knuckles Murray and his stooge, Weepy Croghan, gained leadership of the gang, by fairly defeating Arsonist Haug at election. Our new trustees, Cbttam and Klies, were at our side while we were put through a severe test of physical torture on the rock pile. 1948- 1949 A. D. Under the stern guidance of Wade and Tuckerman, convict activities were enjoyed. The gang gave a trustees ball in honor of the inmates that were to be released. A talent show was under the name of Don’t Keep Him Waiting.” Our gangland leaders were Knuckles Murray and Fast Fingers Paulson, who took us through our third year in the Big House. 1949- 1950 A. D. At last, only one more year and we’d all have our long-awaited freedom. Carrying our ball and chain under our arms, we put the inmates of Cellblock Ten through a day and night of terror. The inmates serving their third year threw a Farewell Ball for us before our departure from the red brick walls. Under the leadership of Stoolie Buckner and Shakey Taylor, along with the rigid guidance of trustees Olson and Wade, our gang made a happy departure into the outside world to try to make the most of the trades learned in the Hoose-gow. In our years of incarceration, we have enjoyed a full school life with many privileges that we expect to enable us to join hands with the other classes of Hardin High in loyal support of our school, community, and nation. JRV S i President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer Historian Eric Donald Placidia Darlene Billy Walker Goller Buechler Kamerzell Clawson Student Co. Carl Maizie Betty Billie Clinton Betts Bouton Bravo Brown Thompson Robert June Jack James Bill Bylund Caton Colstad Dahle Davis Jackie Benny Kenneth Margaret Joyce Elder Feller Fox Gable Gray Dorothy Gene Shirley Richard Wallace Redding Rider Romine Rowland Snell William Wilma Ronald Kate Virginia Stenerson Stoddard Swenson Swift Thomas Shirley McCarty rcb H QLm I® m Laurel Mervin Betty Mary Ann Harry Hammond Haven Herbel Iverson Jabs Pearl Dorothy Joe Carolyn Boyd Lind McLaughlin Melendrez Morrison Nelson Harold Peggy Donna Corinne Joan Nordwall Nourse Pitch Redden Redding ■ a . i m 11 it£K ‘President Jerry Russell Vice President Don Holland Secretary Frank Jenkins Treasurer George Perkins Historian Eddie Buckner Student Council Art Kunau Jack Arbogast Alice Arroyo Norma Ballensky Deloris Becker Ruby Bentley Lawrence Benzel Arthur Bird Robert Blank Esther Burchette Robert Delp Tod Dillon Eda Eckman Annabel Gable Donald Gable Betty Grafensten Floyd Heitzman Jack Hert Ruby Hert Harold Kirkemo LeRoy Kirschenmann Ruth Kroehler Angie Kurtz Violet Lackenmeier Bernard Lamach Lester Lane Edmund Lautt Kyla McCollum Bill Medicine Tail Mary Lou Meeke Patricia Melendrez Gene Minard Leroy Morse Royal Noyes Sharon Old Elk Margaret Olson Delores Passes Harvey Pitch Billie Ragland Virginia Robinson Don Ross Franklin Rowland Elsie Rider Betty Strecker Eugene Schaak Floyd Schanaraan Delores Ceder Howard Snively Donna Stanton Jean Steinback Gerald Tritschler Rose Mary Walks Joe Wedel Joan Weibert Katherine Weibert Ruben Weibert Raymond Weinberg Jack Willett Marion Zier Bonnie Hart Melvin Hart • ' IB mti -- IN L Ha s Lorraine Adler Mary Adler Joyce Bird In Grounc Eleanor Boheman Barbara Brown Jimmy Besel Wayne Blank Ronnie Bounous Aloyuis Buechler Jack Butorac Robert Case Garland Cline Bernard Crump Howard Curry Lorraine Dewald Darlene Dumler Donna Ellis John Elder William Evenson Raymond Feller Patrick Fox Patty Grafenstein Marian Gray Dale Gable Alan Goller Merle Gustafson Margaret Hager Pauline Heller Florine Hessler Evelyn Hogan Frankie Hougaard Thomas Hager Bobby Haug Raymond Helzer Harold Hochhalter Miriam Kern Helen Weinberg Harriet Kikuchi Robert Kukes Helen Kirschenmann Betty Koerber Thelma Koerber Virginia Kukes Gary Leavitt Sally Lamey Ursula Lent Shirley Lind Barbara Lippert Barbara Mason Jeannine Meeke Marilyn Mills patty Mills Hazel Weinberg Mary Nepper Bonnie Noblett John Old Coyote -- LS0K «ib Shirley Old Horn Vivian Old Horn Sarah Owen Patricia Price Ida Stenerson Thomas Redding Leroy Reiley Donald Rollins James Zelka Betty Sprenger Dean Smith Marvin Strieker Joan Stoddard Margaret Towne John Thompson Norma Van Damme Donald Weigand Ernest Weinberg Donald Wilson Lee Wilson Diana W’olcott Robert Woodall Joyce Wedel Jolene Young Andreas Yellowmule Earheart Zimmer COP 6 ox Albert Arredondo Wesley Bellon Robert Blankenship Elmer Bird Peggy Brown Benny Buechler Roland Croghan Iris Davidson Verle Devore Mortimer Dreamer Deloris Dysart Rose Gable Billy Greenfield Eugene Hauck Jimmy Kikuchi (7) Darlene Herbel Eleanor Fried Lois Hibnes Dorine Holland Mike Jurak Marvin Kern Tomiko Kikuchi Darlene Kirschenmann Donny Kray Gene Lenhard Jimmy LeFebre Marie Boheman Lois Ludden ty'uute Harry Moss Danny Mason Patricia Martens Elizabeth Metzker Candelaria Molina Inez Molina Bobby New Donald Noblett Dian Ott Vyrla Prine Dale Preator Lysle Redden Dorothy Redmond Iris Rollins Katherine Steinmetz Robert Sprenger Albert Steinback Geraldine Schilreff Bobby Warren Gerald Waterhouse Henry Zier Jean Weigand Gloria Wolcott Henry Zier Joe Ziler (Seventh Grade) Giles Zollar (Ninth Grade) Ruth Zier (Ninth Grade) James Greenfield (Seventh Grade) Seventh tyiade Anna Abarr Gloria Ballensky Frances Bird Nancy Brennan Mary Betts Madelle Bigley Betty Butorac Alan Blank Lawrence Bowers Jimmy Cline Deloris Dewald Ruby Dickson Stella Donges Merrill Evenson David Farris Gerald Fergerson Christina Feller Deloris Feller Lois Feller Louise Feller Verlette French Wilma Frickle Frances Gress Donald Greenfield Marcus Gress Donald Hammond Roger Heckel Larry Heitzman Francis Hert Jimmy Hert Carol Heckel Evelyn Heller Joyce Helzer Janice Hessler Agatha Horse Chief Emma Hopes Seventh tyxacCe Mary Humphrey Howard Hert Charles James Goldie Kirschenmann Eileen Kurtz Kenneth Kurtz Jacky Lamey Lennis Lammers Beverly Lackman Vernice Lautt Jacqueline Mattox Irma Miller Darrell Miller Jimmy Mills Robert Nanto Mary Nourse Patricia Paulson Beverly Rollins Wayne Rollins Robert Ruby George Russell Darlene Seader Nadine Strieker Ronald Schelske David Sloan John Sloan Vernon Stotts Janice Torske Herbert Lee Thomas August Volk Cecil Ward Jack Waterhouse John Wernple ‘Marjorie Wagenman Marguerite Watson R°y Zier IS m 'pootfaltt Back row, left to right: E. Weinberg, W. Blank, H. Curry, M. Gustafson, L. Wilson, J. Elder, R. Helzer, B. Evenson, J. Zelka, L. Pickett, R. Bounous, A. Goller, R. Kukes, J. Butorac, P. Fox. Second row: Coach Luke Dyche: Mgr. Ed. Buckner; L. Morse, Willis Paul. Third row: B. Medicine Tail, D. Gable, B. Lamach, G. Tritschler, S. Old Elk, J. Fergerson, P. Zier, R. Rolland, S. Kern, J. Melendrez, R. Weinberg, G. Blank, F. Heitzman, J. Wedel, H. Snively. Fourth row: M. Haven, C. Betts, D. Holland, F. Rolland, B. Davis, V. Goller, E. Croghan, C. Thompson, J. Haug, J. Colstad, J. Thompson, W. Snell, G. Leavitt, B. Haug, K. Fox, B. Bylund. m MERVIN HAVEN -16 Wt. 190 Ht. 6’ Junior Guard KENNETH FOX-16 Wt. 156 Ht. 5’9” Junior End RICHARD ROLLAND- 19 Wt. 155 Ht. 5 9” Junior Guard J. Fergerson, hb; J. Thompson, hb; J. Melendrez, hb; D. Gable, e; IX. Snell, fb, D. Holland, qb; B. Haug, fb; S. Kern, t; R. Weinberg, t; G. Leavitt, t; B. Medicine Tail, e; S. Old Elk, g; F. Rolland, g; J. Dahle.g. Presentation of football trophy and silver footballs by Mr. Walter Scott, State Director of Football, State School of Mines, Butte, Montana. Hardin ...........- - - 19 .................36 .................40 .................19 ..............12 Red Lodge - -- -- -- -- 6 Columbus - -- -- -..--0 •Roundup - -- -- -- -- - 0 •Worden - -- --.......-13 ••Billings Central ----- 6 Total 126 Total 25 ••SOUTHERN DIVISIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP •CONFERENCE GAMES Scufct cili Ed Buckner, Mgr; Don Holland, Carl Betts, Tom Zelka, Ed Jabs, Dick Weisser, Clinton Thompson, Luke Dyche, Coach; Jim Haug, Jack Colstad, Bill Medicine Tail, Don Perkins, George Perkins, Don Gable. Don Holland Ht. 5’5” Wt. 128 Guard Sophomore Edward Jabs Ht. G'lVi” Wt. 165 Center Senior Clinton Thompson Ht. 5’6” Wt. 135 Forward Junior Carl Betts Ht. 5’9” Wt. 155 F or ward Junior Bill Medicine Tail Ht. 6’2” Wt. 210 Center Sophomore Jim Haug Ht. 5 9” Wt. 160 Guard Senior Donald Perkins Ht. 5’9” Wt. 150 Forward Senior Donald Gable Ht. 6’1” Wt. 165 F orward Junior Jack Colstad Ht. 5’10” Wt. 150 Guard Junior George Perkins Ht. 5’10” Wt. 145 Forward Sophomore S' Squad Back row, Left to right: Dale Geble, Jim Dahle, Don Goller, Jack Willet, Frank Jenkins, Coach Pauli. Front row: Jerry Russell, Joe Melendrez, Ken Fox, John Ferguson, Bob Bylund. John F erguson Junior Joe Melendrez Junior Ken Fox Junior Bob Bylund Junior Jerry Russell Sophomore SEASONAL GAMES Hardin - -- -- -- -- - 32 Forsyth ------- Hardin................47 Roundup ------ Hardin - -- --........42 Lewistown..... Hardin - -- -- -- -- -37 Anaconda Central Hardin................31 Dillon...... Hardin - -- -- -- -- -54 Lodge Grass - - Hardin - -- -- -- -- -53 Big Timber - - • Hardin................48 Sheridan, Wyo. Hardin - -- --........31 Anaconda Central Hardin - -- -.........53 Columbus - - - - Hardin .. ..........--40 Red Lodge - - - Hardin .. ..........--39 Forsyth ------ Hardin - -- --........49 Big Timber Hardin - -- -- -- -- -46 Billings Central Hardin - -- -- -- -- -55 Roundup...... Hardin -............--57 Columbus - - - - Hardin - -- -- -- -- -41 Laurel ------ Hardin................49 Laurel ------ Hardin - - -..........30 Billings Central Hardin - -- -- -- -- -43 Dillon......... Hardin - -- --........45 Sheridan, Wyo. - Hardin (canceled) - - Red Lodge - - - ■ SOUTHERN DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Hardin.............. Red Lodge - - - Hardin.............. Hardin.............. STATE TOURNAMENT Hardin........- - Hardin . ....... Hardin......----- CONFERENCE GAMES Student outtcii President................ Vice-President........... Secretary................... Treasurer................ Senior Representative . . Junior Representative . . Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative Paper Staff.............. Annual Staff............. Chorus Representative . . Band Representative . . . Sports Representative . . F. H. A.................. Advisor.................. . . . . Vernon Goller . . Eugene Croghan . . Joann Kronmiller . . . Glenda Leavitt . . . . Edwin Dahle Clinton Thompson ........Art Kunau . . . . Allan Goller .... Edward Jabs . . Joann Lammers . . . . Alta Roberts Charlotte Cammock .........Jim Haug . . Marie Eshelman ........Mr. Salyer Editor-inChief.......... A ssistant Editors . . . . Sports Editors............ Business Managers . . . Head Printer........... Gossip................. Fashion................ Exchange Editor .... A ssistant Copy Readers Artists............ Jokes ............. Typists............ Student Council Rep Sponsor............. . . Lee Joyce Taylor , . . . Joann Lammers Eugene Croghan ...........Jim Haug Vernon Goller . . . Bonnie Buckner Charlotte Cammock . . Beverly Terpening .... Glenda Leavitt Billie Lou Burroughs . . Katherine Paulson .........Jean Steele , . . . . Carol Crouch Charlene Davis Velma Venne ........Alta Roberts Betty Redden ........Edward Jabs Mary Lou Bentley . . Mary Helen Swaby Francis Brennan ........Edward Jabs ,...............Mrs. Minard Katherine Paulson, President; Glenda Leavitt, Vice-President; Rose Mary Lewis, Secretary; Jean Kern, Treasurer; Jean Steele, Historian and Reporter; Marie Eshleman, Student Council Representative; Mrs. Weir, Sponsor; Betty Koerber, Thelma Koerber, Marian Gray, Margaret Hager, Lorraine Dewald, Betty Springer, Barbara Brown, Joan Stoddard, Miriam Kern, Florine Hessler, Sally Lamey, Bonnie Noblett, Patty Grafensten, Ruth Zier, Pauline Heller, Donna Ellis, Barbara Mason, Billie Lou Burroughs, Mavis Faw, Lorraine Adler, Ida Stenerson, Darlene Dumler. Not shown: Virginia Kukes, Betty Grafensten, Eleanor Boheman, Helen Kir-schenman, Joy Real Bird, Mary Lou Bentley, Ruby Bentley. ■1 Senear “SemcC Majorette: R. M. Lewis. First row, left to right: Mary Helen Swaby, Maizie Bouton, Shirley McCarty, June Caton, Jack Butorac, Shirley Romine, Billie Ragland, Ruth Kroehler. Second row: Donald Cray, Jimmy Zelka, Harry Moss, Ronald Croghan, Bill Greenfield, Darlene Kirschman, Betty Grafensten, Helen Kirschman, Mary Lou Meeke, Billy Evenson, Carol Kalberg. Third row: Margaret Olsen, Eddie Buckner, Virginia Kukes, Laural Hammond, Eleanor Boheman, Betty Strecker, Charlotte Cammock, Leroy Kirschmen, Dorothy McLaughlin, Pat Fox, Eugene Croghan, George Perkins, Eric Walker, Billie Brown, Joyce Gray, Donna Stanton. Fourth row: Jack Colstad, Raymond Helzer, Ernest Weinberg, Bobby New, Johnny Elder, Lennis Lammers, David Sloan, Merle Gustafson, Wayne Blank, Earhart Zimmer, Ronald Schelske, Johnny Thompson, Betty Bravo, Donald Perkins, Jerry Russell, Donnie Holland. Fifth row: Joyce Wedel, Kate Swift, Patty Mills, Jeannine Meeke, Dean Smith, Shirley Lind. Not pictured -Harold Nordwall, Edwin Dahle. K GStcC Pres: Charlotte C. V. Pres: George P. Sec: Maizie B. Treasurer: Jerry R. Oboe: Billie Ragland, Flute: Ruth Kroehler, E Clarinet: Shirley Ro-mine, B Clarinet: Mary Mary He lien S., Eugene C. Charlotte CM Rose Mary L., Not pictured, Edwin Dahle 1st: Charlotte C., 2nd: Leroy K. Rose Mary Lewis 3rd: Dorothy M., 4th Pat Fox. Fourth row, left to right: Margaret Olson, Eleanor Boheman, Virginia Kukes, Mary Lou Meeke, Charlene Davis, Rith Kroehler, Maizie Bouton, Tommy Zelka, Gene Minard, Eugene Croghan, Eric Walker, Giles Zollar, Jim Murray, Vernon Goller, Wallace Snell, Mary Helen Swaby, Charlotte Cammock, Mary Ann Iverson, Marilyn Wagner. Third row: Rose Mary Lewis, Shirley Lou McCarty, Joyce Gray, Joyce Wedel, Esther Burchette, Carol Kalberg, Ida Stenerson, Joann Kronmiller, Joann Lammers, Lee Joyce Taylor, Jim Haug, Jack Col stad, Jerry Russell, George Perkins, Robert Blank, Clinton Thompson, Eddie Buckner, Patricia Price, Marian Gray, June Caton. Second row: Patty Mills, Shirley Lind, Virginia Robertson, Jean Steele, Raymond Helzer, Pat Fox, Wayne Blank, Robert Kukes, Billy Everson, Donald Wilson, Ernest Weinberg, Frank Jenkins, Barbara Brown, Florine Hessler, Marian Kern, Marilyn Mills, Donna Stanton, Darlene Kamerzell. First row; Frankie Hau-guard, Helen Kirschman, Joan Weibert, Billie Ragland, Beverly Teipening, Bonnie Buckner, Mary Nepper, Lorraine Dewald, Barbara Lippert, Diana Uolcott, Sally La roe y, Betty Strecher, Alta Roberts, Jeannine Meeke. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB First row, left to right: Frankie Houguard, Helen Kirschenman, Joan Wiebert, Bonnie Buckner, Mary Nepper, Lorriane Dewald, Barbara Leopard, Diana Wolcott, Sally Lamey, Alta Roberts, Jeannine Meeke. Second row: Beverly Terpening, Billie Ragland, Patty Mills, Shirley Lind, Virginia Robinson, Jean Steele, Barbara Brown, Miriam Kern, Marilyn Mills, Betty Strieker, Darleen Kamerzell. Third row: Rose Mary Lewis, Shirley McCarty, Joyce Gray, Joyce Wedel, Esther Burchette, Carol Kalberg, Ida Stenerson, Joan Kronmiller, Lee Joyce Taylor, Florine Hessler, Marian Gray, Donna Stanton. Fourth row: Miss Schuster, Margaret Olson, Eleanor Boheman, Virginia Kukes, Mary Lou Meeke, Charlene Davis, Ruth Kroehler, Mazie Bouton, Mary Helen Swaby, Patricia Price, Charlotte Cammock, Mary Ann Iverson, Marilyn Wagner, June Caton. First row, left to right: Beverly Terpening, 1st Soprano; Alta Roberts, Alto; Marilyn Wagner, Alto. Second row: Rose Mary Lewis, 1st Soprano; Joann Lammers, 2nd Soprano; Lee Joyce Taylor, 2nd Soprano. Third row: Ruth Kroehler, 1st Soprano; Charlene Davis, 2nd Soprano, Charlotte Cammock, Alto. Soy'4. tyiee First row, left to right: Pat Fox, Ernest Weinberg, Billy Evenson Raymond Helzer, Wayne Blank, Don Wilson. Second row: Gerald Blank, Clinton Thompson, Wallace Snell, Robert Kukes, Eddie Buckner. Third row: Jack Colstad, Jim Haug, Miss Schuster, Jim Murray, Eric Walker, Vernon Gol-ler. Fourth row; Jerry Russell, George Perkins, Tommy Zelka, Gene Minard, Eugene Croghan. ■ ■ BtoeSn §3 Top: J. Murray, Bottom: left to right: E. Croghan, J. Colstad, J. Haug, C. Thompson Top, left to right: Joan Kronmiller, Middle: Carol Kalberg, June Caton, Bottom: Darlene Kamerzell, Shirley McCarty. Top, left to right: V. Goller, G. Perkins, C. Thompson, G. Blank. Bottom: E. Croghan, J. Colstad, J. Haug, P. Fox. OPERETTA Back row,left to right: Jack Colstad, George Perkins, Charlotte Cammock, Jerry Russell, Joann Lammers, Bonnie Buckner, Vernon Goller, Beverly Terpening, Clinton Thompson. Front row: Alta Roberts, Marilyn Wagner, Eugene Croghan, James Haug, Lee Joyce Taylor. Director - Miss Schuster. CHRISTMAS CONTATA JUNIOR HIGH AUDITORIUM I A Merry Christmas - -- -- -- -- -- - -- -- - Arr. Marterling Christmas Bells - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Arr. Gillette Down Thro’ the Chimney - -- -- -- -- - - Arr. Large Vocal Ensembles, Second Grade, Kenneth Fox II Silent Night - ..................'....................Gruber Hallelujah Chorus (The Messiah)...................... Handel Sleeps Judea Fair - -- -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- Mackinnon While Sheperds Watched - -- -- -- -- -- - - Jungst - Tkach Behold A Star - - -............. - -- -- -- -- - Grade - Grey O Holy Night - -- -- -- -- -- - Adam High School Mixed Chorus Accompanists: Joann Lammers, Donna Pitsch, Lee Joyce Taylor, Maizie Bouton The Birthday of a King - -- -- -- -- ........ Neidlinger As Joseph Was A-Walking - -- -- -- -- - Cheery Tree Carol It Came Upon a Midnight Clear - -- -- -- - ....... Willis Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.................. Mendelssohn Junior Chorus III There Was One Who Gave A Lamb” What Can I Give Him - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Folk Song Praises We Sing - -- --................ old French Song Angels We Have Heard on High - -- -- -- - - -- -- - French Jesus, Little Child - -- -- -- -- --................ Gevaert Behold, a Rose of Beauty - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Praetorius There Was One Who Gave a Lamb - -- -- -- -- -- - French Look Upon the Straw Now Lying ------ Old French Carol Soloist—Ruth Kroehler The Sleep of the Infant Jesus...................... French Adeste Fidelis - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Arr. by Clokey Student Director—Beverly Terpening Seventh and Eighth Grades @ een, .ecuCenA TOP: Top row, left to right: Teddy Burroughs, Escoe Lewis, Robert Taylor. Bottom row: Beverly Terpening, Margaret Olson, June Caton. BOTTOM: Left to right: Beverly Terpening, Teddy Burroughs, Margaret Olson, Escoe Lewis, June Caton, Robert Taylor. Settaxr PttUf Pongo Twistleton The Crumpet - - ■ Uncle Fred - - -A Maid ------ Julia Parker - - -Wilbur Robinson -Mr. Parker - - - -Mrs. Parker - - -Judge Basher - -Lady Duff-Wilson Mary............ Miss Dougal - - -Miss Spencer - -A Policeman - - ■ Prompters - - - - Ushers ------ ...... James Haug - - - - Edward Jabs • - - - Vernon Goller - Rose Mary Lewis - Lee Joyce Taylor - - - Frank Findley - - - - Edwin Dahle - - - - Carol Crouch - - Eugene Croghan • - - Charlene Davis • Beverly Terpening - - - Marilyn Wagner Charlotte Cammock - Andrew Tritschler - - Joann Lammers Alta Roberts - - Eleanor Rudolph Mary Lou Bentley Frances Brennan - - - - Mrs. Riebeth Director Mr. Morrow................................................Eric Walker Mrs. Morrow.................................Darleen Kamerzell Jack.............................................Donald Goller Angie.........................................Joan Kronmiller Kitty....................................................Donna Pitsch Margaret......................................Shirley .McCarty Loraine...................................................June Caton Martin............................................Jimmy Dahle Art...................................................Sam Kern Eitz..............................................Bobby Bylund Margie......................................Dorothy McLaughlin Jane....................................................Billie Brown Tony..............................................Tommy Zelka Director..................................................Mrs. Minard yfe t v First row, left to right: Eldon Findley, Leroy Morse, Don Holland, Tod Dillon, Robert Delp, Ruben Weibert, Bernard Lamach. 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