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

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1951 volume:

� Published by the Annual Staff Hardin High School HARDIN, MONTANA We, the seniors, hope that, in scanning the pages of this annual, you may wander through the trails of time, and recall, once again, those happiest hours, the valued friends and best loved scenes whose memories are captured forever in the pic- tures of this book. THE STAFF ‘Dedication We, the Seniors, take great pleasure in dedicating this annual to Mrs. Riebeth and Mr. Fisher who have given so generously of their time and effort in promoting the welfare of the class of 1951. We would also like to express our sincere gratitude to Mrs. Minard and Mr. Robertson, without whose help this annual could never have been published. SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE The symphony is a musical composition calling forth the efforts of all choir sections of the orchestra. In similar manner the curricular and co-curricular activities of a modern high school have the same purpose. It depends upon the individual student how well he plays his part, and ultimately how he will fit into the great symphony of life. Sincerely, Elmer Skeie Superintendent PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE This year, as we say goodbye to the Seniors, who have become such an agreeable part of the peaceful life here at high school, we have disturbing thoughts. These girls and boys are leaving the shelters they have always known to go out where the traditional shelters of civilization are being violentl. and willfully wrecked. The world is not a safe place in which to build one's life. Our fervent hope is that the clean, happj experiences of school will build, that the goodness and knowledge derived from school will prove building materials sturdier than steel. Sincerely, H. R. Salyer Principal BOARD OF TRUSTEES Seated, left to right: Marjorie Staudenmyer-Clerk, V. H. Ross, Ronald Iverson. Standing: Paul Schaller, Chet Bounous, Superintendent Elmer Skeie, Sam Denny. MRS. LURA P. STRAND County Superintendent of Schools H. R. Salyer Mo. Valley Col. Ph. B. U. S. History Prin. of Sr. Hi Frank Solozzi St. Cecilia Conservatory Rome, Italy M. Music Band Paul Goller Art Drafting Prin. ofi U. of Mont. B. A. Ethel Schuster MacPhail School B. Music St. Teachers College B. A. Chorus Maeryta Minard U. of 111. B. Music U. of Chi. B.S. Latin Sr. Play Eng. II Paper Speech Library Annual Journ. Amy Wade Baylor College B. A. Spanish Social Studies S. D. Patterson Mont. St. Col. B. S. Biology Math Chemistry R. G. Robertson Mont. St. U. B. A. Typing I-II Shorthand I-II Bookkeeping Carolyn Riebeth Smith College A.B. English II-III J. Shellabarger Bozeman Shop JOHN FISHER Superior St. Col. Wisconsin B. A. Physics Geometry Economics Sociology SHIRLEY JOHNSON Jamestown Col. B. A. English 9 ph. e j. L. H. BAKKEN FLETCHER WILSON LUKE DYCHE Rocky Mt. Col. B.S. U. of Iowa B. A. Mont. Normal Industrial Arts U. of Okla. M.E. Dillon B. E. Counselor Algebra Law Coach English 9 C. A. EMERSON U. of North Dak. B.S. Ph. Ed. Soc. Studies MARIE WEIR S. W. Mo. St. Col. B.S. Home Ec. Dom. Arts 7-8 m ss$ Editor-in-Chief..............................Donna Pitsch Assistant Editors........................Joan Kronmiller Corrine Redden Treasurer.................................... Don Goller Business Managers..................................Jackie Vanoss Placidia Buechler Sports Editors.......................Shirley Lou McCarty Harold Nordwall Artists......................................Donna Pitsch Wilma Stoddard Photograph Collectors.........................June Caton Laurel Hammond Student Council Rep......................Wilma Stoddard Sponsor Mrs. Minard SettCar Eric Walker . . . . President Harold Nordwall . Vice President Placidia Buechler . Secretary Donald Goller . . Treasurer Bob Bylund .... . . .Historian Donna Pitsch . . . . Student Council Mrs. Riebeth . . . Sponsor Mr. Fisher .... , . . _ Sponsor SONG Look For The Silver Lining FLOWER COLOR Blue Iris Blue and Silver MOTTO Not To The Top But Climbing MAIZIE BOUTON Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Librarian 4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 4 Band Secretary 3 Clarinet Soloist 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Clarinet Trio 2-3-4 Clarinet Duet 2-3-4 Clarinet Quartet 2-3-4 CARL BETTS Football 2-3 Chorus 1-4 Basketball Manager 4 Shop 2-3-4 Operetta 1 Potpourri 4 Awards: Shop Manual Training ft 1 BETTY BRAVO Band 1-2-3-4 FHA 1-4 Trombone Quartet 3 BILLIE BROWN Band 2-3-4 Chorus 1-2 Triple Trio 2 Dramatics 3 Tumbling Team 1 Girls' Glee Club 1-2 Librarian 4 Operetta 2 Award: English HI BOB BYLUND Football 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Dramatics 3 Chorus 1 Class Historian 4 Student Council 4 PLACIDLA BUECHLER Girl’s State Chorus 1 Class Secretary 3-4 Office Secretary 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Awards: English II III U. S. History 3 n JUNE CATON Cheer Leader 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 FHA 4 Annual Staff 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Band 1-2-3 Dramatics 3 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 4 Triple Trio 2-3-4 Librarian 4 Music Librarian 3-4 Tumbling Team 1-2-3 JIMMY DAHLE Football 3-4 Dramatics 3 JACK COLSTAD Football 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Student Council 4 Chorus 1-3-4 Boys' Octette 2-3-4 Boys’ Quartet 2-3-4 Class Vice Pres. 2 Operetta 1-3-4 Potpourri 4 BENNY FELLER St. Xavier 1 Shop 2-3-4 Student Council 4 Class Pres. 1-2 Big Horn Staff •� «! : JOYCE GRAY Band 3-4 FHA 1-2-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 4 Tumbling Team 1 Saxaphone Quartet 4 FHA Reporter 4 DON GOLLER Class Vice Pres. 3 Class Treasurer 4 Annual Staff 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Dramatics 3 LAUREL HAMMOND Dramatics 3 Band 3 Annual Staff 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Office Sec. 4 Awards: English 2-3 Typing 1 BETTY HERBEL FHA 1-2 Chorus 1 HARRY JABS St. Xavier 1 Basketball 1-4 Dramatics 1 i MARY ANN IVERSON Office Sec. 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Triple Trio 2-3-4 Class Treasurer 2 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 4 Awards: English 2 Typing 1 ( CAROL KALBERG Chorus 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Triple Trio 2-3-4 Band 2-3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 4 DARLENE KAMERZELL FHA 1 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Triple Trio 2-3-4 Class Treasurer 3-4 Student Council 4 Office Sec. 4 Dramatics 3 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 4 Awards: English 2-3 Typing 1 World History WILMA KERN FHA 2 Band 1 JOAN KRONMILLER Class Sec. 1-2 Music Sec. 3 Office Sec. 4 Student Council 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 4 Dramatics 3 Triple Trio 2-3-4 FHA 1-4 Music Vice Pres. 4 Librarian 2-3-4 PEARL LIND St. Xavier 1 Tumbling Team 2 3m m DOROTHY MCLAUGHLIN Band 1-2 Chorus 1 -2 Tumbling Team 1-2-3 FHA 1-2 Glee Club 1-2 Dramatics 3 SHIRLEY LOU McCARTY Cheerleader 4 Girl's State Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 4 Triple Trio 2-3-4 Class Treasurer 1 Class Historian 2 Dramatics 3 Band Sec. Treasurer 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 JOE MELENDREZ St. Xavier 1 Football 3-4 Track 1 Basketball 1 Dramatics 1 HAROLD NORDWALL Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 1-2 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Student Council 4 CORINNE REDDEN Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Office Secretary 4 Awards: English II III Typing I Shorthand I Dramatics III DONNA PITSCH Annual Staff 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Chorus 3 Librarian 4 Operetta 3 Band 1-2 Student Council 4 Glee Club 3 FHA Sec. 1 JOAN REDDING Dramatics 3 Chorus 1-4 Class Rep. 4 FHA 1 Glee Club 1 Operetta 1 Dramatics 3 GENE RIDER I WALLACE SNELL Football 3-4 Chorus 3 St. Xavier 1 Eagle Staff 1 Dramatics 1 Basketball 1 Chorus 1 Track 1 RICHARD ROWLAND Football 2-3-4 Dramatics Committee Shop 1-2-3-4 BILL STENERSON Football 4 Shop 2 -3 -4 WILMA STODDARD Annual Staff 4 Big Horn Staff 4 Student Council 4 Tumbling Team 1-2 Dramatics 3 Librarian 4 Awards: English 1-2 Spanish 11 Typing 1 Shorthand 1 � m KATE SWIFT State Correspondent School 1 Drum Majorette 4 Band 3-4 Cheerleader 4 FHA 4 VIRGINIA THOMAS Cheerleader 1 Tumbling Team 3 DOROTHY VANDERSLOOT Office Secretary 4 FHA Student Council 4 Dramatics 1 1 CLINTON THOMPSON Football 3-4 Basketball 3 Chorus 1 -3 -4 Boys' Octette 3-4 Boys' Quartet 3-4 Student Council 2-3 Operetta 1-3-4 Potpourri 4 Music President r JACKIE VANOSS Big Horn Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 FHA 1 Office Secretary 4 Dramatics 3 Awards: Typing 1 ERIC WALKER Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Class President 3-4 Big Horn Staff 4 Cheerleader 4 Dramatics 3 TOM ZELKA Basketball 3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Boys' Octette 3-4 Boys' Glee Club 4 Dramatics 3 Potpourri 4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 RICHARD WEISSER Streeter N. D. 1 Basketball 1 Track 1 Chorus 1 Shop 3-4 Sett tax ‘P'tafc teccf Mino, the Mystic, peers into her crystal ball. It has been 10 years since 1951, when she graduated from Hardin Sr. High School. What are her old classmates doing? Well, she'll soon find out. The ball clears. Something whips past and is soon out of range. Yes, HAROLD NORDWALD is still on his way to the moon. Next, Mino sees a board walk at Atlantic City. DARLENE KAMERZELL has just been chosen Miss America of 1961. Now a crowd is cheering. In the middle of a huge ring PLACIDIA BUECHLER, lady bull fighter, waves her red cloak in triumph. Well, here's a familiar figure. It's RICHARD WEISSER, famous radio comedian. There's JOYCE GRAY, better known as Sadie Shovel, private eye. Next, a fashion show comes into focus. MARY ANN IVERSON is modeling the creations of RONALD SWENSON, well known dress designer. Ah, the races. Slow Poke ridden by CARL BETTS has won the Kentucky Derby. Oh, here's an organ grinder with a monkey. Why it's WILMA STODDARD (the organ grinder, that is ). JOAN REDDING runs a hamburger stand at Coney Island. SAM KERN is showing his new line of cosmetics. KATIE SWIFT has just been elected National Commander of the Salvation Army. By beating Mighty Millie, PEARL LIND has become champion lady wrestler of the world. JACK COLSTAD is head cook aboard a tramp steamer off the coast of Alaska. Mino is the first one to see KENNETH FOX for a long time. He's a hermit. Everyone knew that DONNA PITSCH would go high up in the world. She's operating an elevator in the Empire State Building. MAIZIE BOUTON is coming back on stage at the Metropolitan for an encore. She is a successful opera star. WALLY SNELL is a Fuller Brush man. DOROTHY MCLAUGHLIN has been nominated for an Oscar after her brilliant acting in her last movie. WILMA KERN is busy at work on her improvement of Noah Webster's dictionary. (Continued) BETTY BRAVO is running a dude ranch up near Pryor. The nursery rhymes written by JIMMY DAHLE are threatening to put Mother Goose out of a job. DOROTHY VANDERSLOOT is busily campaigning for the office of mayor of Hardin. Our Olympic swimming champion, SHIRLEY LOU McCARTY, is building a showcase for her many trophies. JOE MELENDREZ is studying art in Paris. Miss CORINNE REDDEN is arranging a lecture tour. Her subject—the nesting habits of the missel thrush. No. 1 on the list of best dressed women this year, is BETTY HERBEL. RICHARD ROWLAND is a deep sea diver but he has almost given up hopes of finding a mermaid. BILLY CLAWSON'S Beauty Shoppe seems to be doing a good business. JUNE CATON is having some hair-raising experiences in Africa where she is hunting wild animals to bring back to the U.S. Famed scientist, HARRY JABS, is busy at work on a new theory. ARLENE and CLINTON THOMPSON have worked up a very good brother-sister skating team. TOM ZELKA does various jobs but right now he's a flag pole sitter. Her chauffeur is helping VIRGINIA THOMAS into her limousine. She married a multi-millionaire. GENE RIDER'S songs are constantly on the Hit Parade. ERIC WALKER is often seen with famous people. He's a taxi driver. JACKIE VANOSS owns a thriving dill pickle factory. BOBBY BYLUND is manufacturing the Duzn't doll. It doesn't laugh, it doesn't cry, it just lies there. BILLY STENERSON is a mountain climber. CAROL KALBERG's popular column appears in all the leading newspapers. Struggling young violinist, BENNY FELLER, will appear at Carnegie Hall, tonight. BILLIE BROWN, who used to be so fond of stuffed animals when she was young, is now a taxidermist. JOAN KRONMILLER goes around the country doing the stunt flying at county fairs. What's the country coming to? DONALD GOLLER has just been put in complete charge of Fort Knox. As for LAUREL HAMMOND, well, she's a fortune teller, called Mino the Mystic. ,cm£ 7Vi(l ;4ncC 7eatcuttent CARL BETTS wills his U. S. History book back to Mr. Salyer. MAIZIE BOUTON graciously wills her ability as lawyer to Frankie Jenkins. BETTY BRAVO wills her gum chewing ability in the Shorthand Class to Velma Holds. BILLIE BROWN leaves her quiet ways to Norma Ballensky. BOB BYLUND sadfully leaves his position as the orneriest kid in school to Jim Wagner. BILLY CLAWSON wills a portion of hi s long legs to Ruben Weibert. JACK COLSTAD wills his 160 pounds to Bill Medicine Tail. JIMMY DAHLE wills his girlfriends in Lame Deer to Jack Willet and Lee Wilson. BENNY FELLER wills his curly hair to Robert Case. KEN FOX leaves his private still to Art Kunau. DON GOLLER wills his land rights at Fort Knox to Mr. Fisher to do his prospecting on. JOYCE GRAY wills her knack of getting into trouble to Virginia Robinson and Esther Burchette. LAUREL HAMMOND wills her temper to anyone that can control it. BETTY HERBEL joyfully leaves her Senior Class Books to the Seniors of 52” if they want them. MARY ANN IVERSON and JUNE CATON will their attraction for older boys to Shirley Lind and the two Mills girls. HARRY JABS leaves the statue of Venus to any boy who is in bad need of a girlfriend. CAROL KALBERG wills her stool in Law Class to anyone with a size 6 7 8 head. DARLEEN KAMERZELL wills her black and blue marks to George Perkins. SAM KERN willfully gives his seat in Physics to Leroy Morse. WILMA KERN wills her absent excuses to Joan Weibert. JOAN KRONMILLER wills her gift of gab to Ruth Kroehler. PEARL LIND leaves her sense of humor to Dorothy Jabs. DOROTHY MCLAUGHLIN wills her giggle to Pat Fox SHIRLEY LOU McCARTY wills her freckles to Marlene Pitsch. HAROLD NORDWALL graciously leaves his position in the Holly Sugar Corporation to anyone who loves to work! ! JOE MELENDREZ wills his art of punching to Lawrence Benzel. DONNA PITSCH wills her love for work to Donna Stanton. CORINNE REDDEN leaves her shyness to Joan Stoddard; ? ? JOAN REDDING sorrowfully leaves her easy chair in Art to Donna Ellis. GENE RIDER wills his broken noses to anyone that doesn't have one. RICHARD ROWLAND wills his footprint in the football field to his brother, Frank. WALLACE SNELL graciously wills fifteen minutes of his precious time and technique to each Sophomore girl. BILL STENERSON wills his gold tooth to Gloria Wolcott. WILMA STODDARD wills her ingrown toenails to Mr. Fisher. RONALD SWENSON bestows upon Giles Zollar his shortness. KATE SWIFT wills her apartment in Hardin to Jerry Russell. VIRGINIA THOMAS wills her good times in Lodge Grass to Frances Gress. ARLENE THOMPSON wills her boxing ability to any girl that has an older brother. CLINTON THOMPSON wills his tenor voice to George Perkins. DOROTHY VANDERSLOOT leaves her loving disposition of all things to Mavis Faw. JACKIE VANOSS reluctantly gives her B+'s” in Journalism back to Mrs. Minard. ERIC WALKER wills his house warming parties at 1:00 in the morning to anyone who wishes to clean up afterwards. RICHARD WEISSER wills his ability to stay away from women to any man that wants to stay happy. TOM ZELKA wills six inches of his height to Don Holland. In the year 1947, the Tribe of '51' was called together to hold its first council meeting. There were chiefs, warriors, and maidens from Hardin, Crow, St. X., and Garryowen. Our first council of peace was called by Medicine Men, Pike and Feldner. By an election, the tribe chose Big Chief, Ken Fox; Little Chief, Don Goller; Chief Spends the Money, Shirley Lou McCarty; Chief Spills the Ink, Joann (Bibby) Kronmiller. We also chose tribal colors. Blue and Silver; tribal song. Look for the Silver Lining; flower. Blue Iris; and the tribal motto, Not to the Top, but Climbing.” We made our way across the vast Prairie of Knowledge, safely forded the River Semester Exams, continued on our way and, with a little unsteadiness, crossed the River Final Exams. Then came summer. Both maidens and warriors explored camp and hunting grounds until we were called for another council fire. During the Fall of '48, Medicine Men, Riebeth and Solazzi, called the tribe of '51' for council. This time we chose Ken Fox, Jack Colstad, Bibby Kronmiller, Mary Ann Iverson, and Melvin Kunau--for student council representative, as leaders for the warpath. At the annual pow-wow, the Mixer, we were made up like witches and scarecrows, ready for the kill. Again, the tribe all crossed the River Examinations, and proceeded on through the now dense Forest of Knowledge. We continued onward to the great I-Q Barrier. Final Exams were reached and forded, with little ease. We made camp, taking our much-needed rest, exploring and discovering new weapons during the summer. Indian Summer approached in '49, and, with it, came the tribe of '51', led by Guides, Riebeth and Fisher. Again, we chose: Eric Walker, Don Goller, Placidia (Pete) Buechler, Darlene (Peabrain) Kamerzell and Clinton Thompson to scout our path. Our tribal play, Seventeenth Summer, directed by Ghostwriter Minard, and our symbolic rings and pins, were the envy of every other tribe. We, with some skill, proceeded to cross the River Tests. Continuing on our journey, with some ease, we made Big Eat Prom, Tropical Nights, for seniors. Successfully, we forded the stream, Thinkum, and made camp. In our last Autumn, approaching our goal, Riebeth and Fisher still our guides, the tribe of '51' marched bravely on, led by Big Chief, Eric Walker; Little Chief, Harold Nordwall; Chief Spills the Ink, Placidia (Pete) Buechler; Chief Spends the Cash, Don Goller; and Chief Represents Us, Donna Pitsch. We now ruled the Mixer, with a big bang. We brought Big Chief Shotsum Face to take pictures for the Annual, chose announcements, successfully crossed Test Mountains, and proceeded to put on a play, The Garden of the Moon,” with Mrs. Minard again directing; it was a huge success. With much ease and skill, we again set out; as we swiftly and hurriedly marched onward, we began to see the soft glow of our goal, the Happy Hunting Ground, where the Tribe of '51' received its great Honors and Diplomas at Graduation. DELORES BECKER Drama Eng. II RUBY BENTLEY Drama LAWRENCE BENZEL Music ROBERT CARPENTER Band Ath. BILL DAVIS Athletics ROBERT DELP Athletics P JACK ARBOGAST VIRGINIA ARMSTRONG Mus. Riding Club ALICE ARROYO English II GERALD BLANK Music EDDIE BUCKNER Drama Mus. Ath. ESTHER BURCHETTE Mus. Eng. II TOD DILLON Music EDA ECKMAN • JOHN ESHLEMAN EDWARD FRICKLE DONALD GABLE Athletics BETTY GRAFENSTEN Music FLOYD HEITZMAN Athletics JACK HERT RUBY HERT MAVIS FAW Music JOHN FERGERSON Athletics ELDON FINDLEY PEGGY HAMMOND Music BONNIE HART Drama MELVIN HART DON HOLLAND Ath. Band FRANK JENKINS Ath. Drama GENE KIRKIMO Drama Mus. ANGIE KURTZ VIOLET LACHENMEIR Drama BERNARD LAMACH Drama C. L. LEROY KIRSCHENMANN Band Drama RUTH KROEHLER Mus. Drama ART KUNAU Ath. Eng. II PAT MELENDREZ Music WILLIAM MEDICINE TAIl Athletics GENE MINARD Drama Mus. Award Ath. LEROY MORSE Music JACKIE NEWELL Music ROYAL NOYES LLOYD OLD COYOTE SHARON OLD ELK Athletics DOUGLAS PATTERSON Award GEORGE PERKINS Mus. Ath. Band VIRGINIA ROBINSON Mus. Eng. I - II DON ROSS Mus. C. L. FRANK ROWLAND Athletics DELORES SEADER Drama Eng. II WALTER SMITH Athletics HOWARD SNIVLEY Drama HARVEY PITSCH BILLIE RAGLAND Mus. Drama Band JERRY RUSSELL Mus. Ath. Band EUGENE SCHAAK FLOYD SCHANAMAN Music DONA STANTON Music BETTY STRICKER Music GERALD TRITSCHLER Drama RUBEN WEI BERT RAYMOND WEINBERG Athletics JACK WILLET Athletics JIM WAGNER Mus. Ath. JOE WEDEL Mus. Ath. JOAN WEI BERT MARION ZIER Drama u H Jimmy Besel Wayne Eleanor Blank Boheman Mary Norma Adler Ballensky Ronnie Barbara Jack Bounous Brown Butorac Robert Case Jack Cline Bernard Howard Lorraine Darlene John Crump Curry Dewald Dumler El Donna Ellis •w William Evenson Arlene Far well a L. Pat Fox Alan Goller Dale Marion Merle Thomas Bob Gable Gray Gustafason Hager Haug Pauline Florine Frankie Ned Dorothy Heller Hessler Hougaard Iwakiri Jabs Helen Miriam Harriet Helen Keller Kem Kikuchi Kirschenmann Robert Virginia Gary Ursula Shirley Kukes Kukes Leavitt Lent Lind Thelma Koerber Barbara Lippert Marilyn Mills Patty Mills Bonnie Noblett Barbara Mason Lloyd Pickett Lewis Melendrez Patricia Price LeRoy Darlene Donald James Betty Reiley Richmond Rollins Rowland Sprenger ------------------------------------,----------------- ------------------------------- an Marvin John Margaret Norma Stoddard Strecker Thompson Towne Van Damme Clarence Shirley Joyce Donald Ernest Waterhouse Waterhouse Wedel Weigand Weinberg Hazel Helen Donald Lee Weinberg Weinberg Wilson Wilson James Zelka m US Hi Bra r ' Mm 3PE. Lorraine Adler Carol Benzel Elmer Bird Michael Black Hair lobert Blankenship Marie Boheman Peggy Brown Benny Buechler Billy Christiansen Roland Croghan Thomas Davis Carol Denny Bob Devore Delores Dysart Sharon Farwell Eleanor Fried Rose Gable Patty Grafensten William Greenfield Bert Hammond Joyce Hen Lois Hibnes V Roseline Hill Velma Holds Dorine Holland Mike Jurak Gary Kaiser Marvin Kern Tomiko Kikuchi Darlene Kirschemann Betty Koerber Donald Kray Gene Lenhard Lois Ludden Patricia Martens Ben Martin Calvin McLaughlin Danetta Medicine Tail Bob Mehling Anthony Melendrez Elizabeth Metzker Grant Miller Harry Moss Mary Nepper Bobby New Dora Old Elk Shirley Old Horn Dian Ott Marlene Pitsch Dale Preator Vyrla Prine Lysle Redden Albert Rider Geraldine Schilreff Robert Sprenger Bobby Stops Robert Vandersloot Delma Walks Over Ice Bobby Warren Gerald Waterhouse Jean Weigand Virginia Williams Frances Wilson Gloria Wolcott Bob Woodall George Old Elk Not Shown; Douglas Adams Mortimer Dreamer Raymond Feller Michael Fitzpatrick Evelyn Hogan Inez Molina EIGHTH GRADE Anna Abarr Albert Arredondo Gloria Ballensky Madelle Bigley Frances Bird Alan Blank Lawrence Bowers Nancy Brennan Betty Butorac Jim Cline James Cook Darla Delaforce Delores Dewald Stella Donges Merrill Evenson Delores Feller Lois Feller Louise Feller Gerald Fergerson Wilma Frickle Donald Greenfield James Greenfield Frances Gress Marcus Gress EIGHTH GRADE Donald Hammond Carol Heckel Roger Heckel Larry Heitzman Evelyp Heller Joyce Helzer Howard Hert James Herr [anice Hessler Emma Hopes Mary Humphrey Darlene Kern Goldie Kirschenmann Eileen Kurtz Kenneth Kurtz Beverly Lackman Lennis Lammers Danny Mason Darrell Miller Jean Miller Jim Mills Bobby Nanto Donald Noblett Kay Nourse EIGHTH GRAD E Patricia Paulson Iris Rollins Robert Ruby George Russell Berlin Salazar Ronald Schelske Darlene Seader David Sloan John Sloan Roy Storm Nadine Strieker Janice Torske Marjorie Wagenman Cecil Ward Jack Waterhouse Marguerite Watson SEVENTH GRADE Leora Abell Dick Arbogast Frank Arredondo Tony Arredondo Larry Beary Russell Bentley Mary Blankenship Janies Brown Rose Birkland Floyd Blank Peggy Buckner Arthur Carr Frances Clayton Daisy Cline Sondra Ebeling Joan Egnew Ronnie Davis Norma Dysart A-m 10 mk , i i A AM Arlene Gonzales Judith Gonzales Robert Harlin Larry Haug Dallas Herman Carol Huntington Marvin Enzminger Pauline Evans Molly Gonzales Burton Gustafson Phyllis Heckel Jack Helmann Charles James George Jennings 1 Christina Feller Helen Gable a n r Pete Garcia Bobby Gonder ft jpL : � f 7 nf - 0 a JbiiTi ,4 SEVENTH GRADE Delores Kirschenmann Eugene Kirschenmann John Kent Patricia Kern Frank Kikuchi Myrna Kronmiller Rose Lachenmeir Leonard Landrie Vernice Lautt Dennis Lent Andy Little Light Anna Loaney Gerald Marshall Kathleen Miller Richard Miller Virgil Miller Betty Morton Dixie New Roger Nordquist Ann Painter Anna Phillips Robert Ruegamer Laura Shepard Dorothy Slough Fem Torske Edith W agner Clarence Williams Nancy Wolf Bernice Schmidt Janice Schoen Judy Thompson Bert Torske John Wemple Ray Wemple Harvey Zimmerman leatH Top Row: Merle Gustafson, Donald Kray, Dale Preator Second Row: Luke Dyche (coach), Billy Evenson, Pat Fox, Waine Blank, Earheart Zimmer, Mike Jurak, Donald Wilson, Roland Croghan, Elmer Bird, Gene Lenhard, Howard Curry, Earnest Wienburg, Jim Wagner, Floyd Shanamann, Bert Hammond, Eugene Hauck, Bob Warren, Robert Case, Carl Betts (Mgr,), Third Row: James Dahle, George Perkins, Frank Rowland, Alan Goller, Robert Kukes, Jerry Russell, Richard Rowland, Frank Jenkins, Bill Stenerson, Donald Gable, Wally Snell, Chris Mauro, Robert Bylund, Gary Leavitt, William Medicine Tail. Ed Pauli (assistant coach). Bottom Row; Eddie Buckner (manager), Don Holland, Clinton Thompson, Art Kunau, John Thompson. Jack Colstad, Verle Devore, Joe Melendrez, John Fergerson, Bill Davis, Jack Butorac, Ronald Bounous, Walt Smith, Robert Haug, Ken Fox, Sam Kern, Joe Wedel, Ray Weinburg, John Fisher (asst. Coach). flAesjt. - ?eJ zde,i6 Back row, left to right: Eric Walker, Bernard Lamach, Don Ross. Front row, left to right: Shirley Lou McCarty, Kate Swift, June Caton. ?eotK Front row, left to right: George Perkins, Chris Mauro, Tom Zelka, Bill Medicine Tail, Jack Colstad. Second row: Harry Jabs, Jimmy Zelka, Don Gable, Art Kunau, LeRoy Morse. Third row: Sharon Old Elk, Don Holland, Don Goller, Dale Gable. Coach Luke Dyche. Coach LUKE DYCHE Front row, left to right: Gary Kaiser, Bob DeVore, Jim Besel, Eugene Hauck, Mortimer Dreamer. Second row: John Elder, James Rowland, Harold Hert, Allen Goller, Robert Kukes. Third row: Robert Haug, Lee Wilson, Assistant Coach, John Fisher. Manager, CARL BETTS, Assistant Coach. JOHN FISHER, Manager EDDIE BUCKNER. Student @au tcil President................ Vice-President........... Secretary ............... Treasurer................ Senior Representative . . , Junior Representative . . . Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative . Paper Staff.............. Annual Staff............. Chorus................... Band..................... F. H.A................... Athletics................ Advisor.................. .... Kenneth Fox . . . .JackColstad , . .Joan Kronmiller , Darleen Kamerzel . . . . Donna Pitsch ..........Art Kunau .... Alan Goller . . . Eugene Hauck . . Harold Nordwall . . Wilma Stoddard ..........Pat Fox .... Jerry Russell Dorothy Vandersloot .... Bob Bylund . . . . H. R. Salyer PAPER STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . . Assistant Editor . . . . Sports Editors......... Business Manager . . . Head Printer........... Gossip and Fashions . . Exchange Editor . . . , Assistant Copy Readers Artist................. Jokes.................. Head Typist............ Student Council Rep. . Sponsor................ Joyce Gray . . Joan Kronmiller ..........June Caton . . . . Kenneth Fox Eric Walker . . . . Donald Goller . Placidia Buechler Shirley Lou McCarty . . Corrine Redden , . . Wilma Stoddard Laurel Hammond . . . . Donna Pitsch .... Bob Bylund ... Jackie Vanoss . . Harold Nordwall . . . . Mrs. Minard Jimmy Dahle Pictured left to right, first row: Darlene Little Owl, Dorothy Vandersloot, Gloria Wol cott, June Caton, Barbara Lippert, Joan Kronmiller, Lois Hibnes, Rosaline Hill, Dora Old Elk, Carol Benzel, Dorrine Holland, Delores Dysart, Pat Martens, Geraldine Schilreff, Ruth Zier, Eleanor Fried, Marie Boheman, Joyce Wedel, Joyce Gray, Betty Sprenger, Peggy Hammond, Joan Stoddard. Second row: Carol Denny, Dian Ott, Darlene Herbel, Darlene Kirschenmann, Inez Molina, Jean Weigand, Rose Gable, Verla Prine. Third row: Jean Wilson, Thelma Koerber, Hazel Weinberg, Helen Weinberg, Thelma Holds, Mavis Faw, Ruth Kroehler, Helen Kirschenmann, Marion Gray, Virginia Williams, Bonnie Noblett, Betty Grafensten, Ruby Bentley. Left to right: Florrine Hessler, Barbara Brown, Lorraine Dewald, Joan Kronmiller, June Caton, Darleen Kirschenmann, Helen Kirschenmann. Back row, left to right: Betty Sprenger, Barbara Mason, Miss Schuster, Eleanor Boheman, Vyrla Prine, Patsy Martens, Jackie Newell, Gloria Wolcott, Barbara Lippert, Peggy Hammond, Betty Grafensten, Virginia Kukes, Donna Ellis, Florrine Hessler, Lorraine Dewald, Pauline Heller, Helen Kirschenmann, Mavis Faw, Dorothy Jabs, Carol Benzel, Miriam Kern, Billie Ragland, Dora Old Elk, Mrs. Weir, Marian Gray, Middle Row; left to right: Betty Koerber, Thelma Koerber, Helen Weinberg, Bonnie Noblett, Hazel Weinberg, Virginia Williams, Marie Boheman, Rose Gable, Eleanor Fried, Jeanie Wilson, Delores Dysart, Betty Bravo, Rosaline Hill, Darlene Little Owl, Danetta Medicine Tail. Front row: left to right; Geraldine Schilreff, Jean Weigand, Darlene Herbel, Darlene Kirschenmann, Joyce Gray, June Caton, Joan Kronmiller, Dorrine Holland, Ruby Bently, Dian Ott, Carol Denny, Ruth Zier, Lois Hibness, Barbara Brown, Dorothy Vandersloot, Joan Stoddard, Inez Molina, Joyce Wedel. C o'icU (?Cci£ Fourth row; Virginia Kukes, Norma Van Damme, Jeanie Wilson, Delores Dysart, Ruth Kroehler, Mazie Bouton, Eric Walker, Jerry Russell, Tod Dillon, Joe Wedel, Harold Nordall, Tom Zelka, Gene Minard, Floyd Schanamann, Jim Wagner, Gerald Tritschler, Bernard Lamach, Conna Stanton, Betty Strecker, Inez Molina, Dorrine Holland, Patty Martens, Patricia Price, Marian Gray. Third row; Joan Kronmiller, Miriam Kern, Barbara Brown, Joyce Gray, Carol Kalberg, Jean Weigand, Diana Ott, Eleanor Boheman, Shirley Lou McCarty, Benny Buechler, Carl Betts, George Perkins, Jack Colstad, Eddie Buckner, Merle Gustafson, Lawrence Benzel, Billy Evenson, Joan Stoddard, Mavis Faw, Marilyn Mills, Joyce Wedel, Mary Ann Iverson, Darleen Richmond. Second row: Marlene Pitsch, Frankie Hougaard, Carol Benzel, Gloria Wolcott, Lorraine Dewald, Shirley Lind, Pat Fox, Leroy Morse, Robert Kukes, Clinton Thompson, Don Wilson, Peggy Hammond, Jackie Newell, Geraldine Schilreff, Helen Kirschenmann, Barbara Mason. First row: Patty Grafensten, Betty Grafensten, Elizabeth Metzker, Tomiko Kikuchi, Vyrla Prine, Barbara Lippert, Darleen Herbel, June Caton, Billie Ragland, Patty Jo Mills, Florrine Hessler, Virginia Robinson, Darleen Kamerzell, Diana Wolcott, Darleen Kirschenmann. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Fourth row, left to right: Norma Van Damme, Eleanor Boheman, Virginia Kukes, Jeanie Wilson, Delores Dysart, Ruth Kroehler, Mazie Bouton, Dorrine Holland, Patty Martens, Patricia Price, Mary Ann Iverson, Donna Stanton, Betty Strecker, Marian Gray. Third row: Joan Kronmiller, Miriam Kern, Barbara Brown, Joyce Gray, Jean Weigand, Shirley McCarty, Diana Ott, Carol Kalberg, Joan Stoddard, Marilyn Mills, Joyce Wedel, Darleen Richmond, Shirley Lind, Inez Molina, Mavis Faw. Second row: Patty Grafensten, Marlene Pitsch, Frankie Hougaard, Carol Benzel, Gloria Wolcott, Lorraine Dewald, Peggy Hammond, Jackie Newell, Diana Wolcott, Patty Jo Mills, Vryla Prine, Barbara Mason, Geraldine Schilreff. First row; Betty Grafensten, Elizabeth Metzker, Tomiko Kikuchi, Barbara Lippert, Darleen Herbel, June Caton, Billie Ragland, Florrine Hessler, Virginia Robinson, Darleen Kamerzell, Helen Kirschenmann, Darleen Kirschenmann. eca Back row: Benny Buechler, Leroy Morse, Harold Nordwall, Eddie Buckner, Merle Gustafson, Bernard Lamach, Don Wilson. Second row: Tod Dillon, Billy Evenson, Gene Minard, Tom Zelka, George Perkins, Robert Kukes, Floyd Schanamann, Gerald Tritschler Jim Wagner, First row: Eric Walker, Joe Wedel, Jerry Russell, Lawrence Benzel, Jack Colstad, Carl Betts, Clinton Thompson, Pat Fox. Left to right: Clinton Thompson, Jerry Russell, Jack Colstad, George Perkins. 4 Gct’CX’tC' Top row, left to right: George Perkins, Tom Zelka, Jack Colstad, Lawrence Benzel, Bottom row; Jerry Russell, Billy Evenson, Clinton Thompson, Pat Fox. Top: Miss Schuster. Bottom, left to right: Joan Kronmiller, Carol Kalberg, Ruth Kroehler, Billie Ragland, Shirley McCarty, June Caton, Mary Ann Iverson, Darleen Kamerzell, Helen Kir-schenmann. u eg- i a i m BAND Back row left to right: Frank Solazzi (director), Joyce Wedel, Merle Gustafson, Bernard Lamach, Frank Jenkins, Bob Carpenter, Eric Walker, Marie Boheman, Dennis Lent, Kate Swift. Second row: Le Roy Kirschenmann, Pat Fox, Lennis Lammers, Bob Ruby, Bob New, Bob Woodall, Harvey Zimmerman, Ronny Davis, Ronald Schelske, Le Roy Reiley, John Thompson, Carol Denny, Betty Bravo, Don Holland, Jerry Russell Third row: Virginia Kukes, Shirley Old Horn, Marion Gray, Dorothy Jabs, Dora Old Elk, Carol Birkland, Arlene Farwell, Bert Torske, Betty Grafensten, Billy Christenson, George Perkins, Chuck Fergerson, Donna Stanton, Danetta Medicine Tail, Joyce Gray, Betty Strieker, Billie Brown. Fourth row; Virginia Williams, Jack Butorac, Janice Schoen, Daisy Cline, Jim Hert, Ben Martin, Helen Kirschenmann, Darlene Kirschenmann, Myrna Kronmiller, Judy Thompson, Raymond Feller, Sharon Farwell, Darlene Dewald, Billy Evenson, Carol Kalberg. Fifth row: Maizie Bouton, Shirley McCarty, Donald Kray, Harry Moss, Billie Ragland, Mariam Kern, Barbara Brown, Ruth Kroehler. This group has played in the Billings Go-Western Parade and the Bots Sots Parade many times. Also, they play at all the Football and Basketball games of the season. They have traveled to Great Falls and Missoula for the State Music Meets. At a Music Festival here in Hardin they were the only Band to rate a Superior rating. BAND OFFICERS ATTENDED MISSOULA Pres.....................Don Holland V. Pres...............George Perkins Sec. Treas. . . .Shirley McCarty Student Council . . . .Jerry Russell Back row left to right: Jack Butorac, George Perkins, Maizie Bouton, Ruth Kroehler, Harry Moss. Front row left to right: LeRoy Kirschen-mann, Pat Fox, Donald Kray, Shirley McCarty BRASS QUINTET LeRoy Kirschenmann, Pat Fox, George Perkins, Jerry Russell, Don Holland DRUM MAJORETTE Kate Swift % CAST Carl Betts Joan Kronmiller Shirley McCarty Kenneth Fox Harry Jabs Jackie Vanoss Sam Kern Harold Nordwall Wilma Stoddard Bill Stenerson Ronald Swenson Tom Zelka Laurel Hammond Joyce Gray Donna Pitsch Placidia Buechler PROGRAMS Darlene Kamerzell Wilma Kern BETWEEN ACTS June Caton USHERS Carol Kalberg Maizie Bouton Darlene Kamerzell Mary Ann Iverson STAGE Eric Walker Maizie Bouton TICKETS Pearl Lind DIRECTOR Mrs. Maeryta Minard PROMPTER Corinne Redden POSTERS Joan Redding Virginia Thomas Dorothy McLaughlin Betty Herbel Betty Bravo The Annual Staff would like to thank Mr. Goller for his assistance in putting out the Annual and making our play a success. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN Dad........... Mother......... Anne........... Ernestine .... Martha......... Frank......... Bill.......... Lillian........ Fred.......... Dan........... Jackie........ Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton . . Miss Brill . . . Joe Scales. . . Larry........ The Dog . . . . Dog Owner . . Director . . . . Ushers......... .Gene Kirkimo . Delores Seader . . . Billie Ragland . . . Ruth Kroehler . . Delores Becker .......Don Ross . Gerald Tritschler .... Ruby Bentley . . . Eddie Buckner .... Frank Jenkins Leroy Kirschenmann .Violet Lachienmier .... Gene Minard ..... Bonnie Hart . . Bernard Lamach . . Howard Snivels-. . Buddy Patterson . . Doug Patterson .... Mrs. Riebeth .... Alice Arroyo Virginia Robinson Billie Ragland, Gerald Tritsch- Billie Ragland, Delores Becker, ler, Howard Snively. Ruth Kroehler, Gerald Tritsch- ler, Don Ross. Bonnie Han and Bernard Lamach. Delores Seader, Billie Ragland, Violet Lachienmier, Gene Kirkimo. Gene Minard, Gene Kirkimo, Ruth Kroehler, Don Ross. Billie Ragland, Ruth Kroehler, De-lores Becker, Don Ross, Gerald Tritschler, Eddie Buckner, Frank Jenkins, Leroy Kirschenmann, Ruby Bentley, Gene Kirkimo, Delores Seader. — — tyiitl’ tyytn SuylioA Study '% M Soy'4 c c c.s rc c c A j ri 9 0 3 fi .in 1 rtlf m i m O ice j4d4i4t4, tt Back row: Mr. Salyer, Joan Kronmiller, Corrine Redden, Mary Ann Iverson. Front row: Darleen Kamerzell, Placidia Buechler, Dorothy Vandersloot. Billie Brown, Donna Pitsch, June Caton, Mrs. Minard, Mazie Bouton, Wilma Stoddard, Joan Kronmiller, Ruth Kroehler. PETE LINTHACUM, Junior High ED REDDEN, Senior High Left to right; Ira Smith, Noah Goodall, Chet Butler, Leo Colstad, O. E. Robertson, George Couchman, Albert Steen, Emanuel Rudolph, Fred Waterman. - . 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