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

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'L:A ' 'Pi' -221, i-Ig:-51121:-2'-:1:2g:S-2:,:4.5gIg1515:-:.,.g 9 '-af.,-:.'.-'-31-2-Q-f.-1-:--.4-:-:--1-,.':-. .5 - '-a-::':-5-1:-'f.-'-za-1-:fi-111-5-far''-:ft '.-tg.-3 .01-gZ'. +:.g.-1-ja. 1: .-g.-f.'.'7- 'iwgf-5-'Y-:ZZ- ,f'I'ZV 25'l'Z-. :f:L6' 'f::2:15:'.:-:Z-r 34'-gtfizizfvlzff . .-1-.4-rf .-: -2251--35.71-L,z , .g,-'7gT',A .,f .j.:.,g,o7,.:j.Q, :g.Sf:?,g Qi. M - X X x X x X xi DEDXC ATXON ' 'obo dedicate SYM' 'Y Xi i s mcse former ci no Worid ia is Peace, and to dems oi Hardin High Schooi who, counwfs in tkxlough service out aimed iotces, axe suiving to bring the great goai neatet. i I jf- Y vuwalstaff JOAN STODDARD - - BONNIE NOBLETT - - DOROTHY IABS - - PAT FOX ------ FRANKIE HOUGAARD JOAN MARSH ---- JOYCE WEDEL - - MRS. RIEBETH - - .TACK BUTORAC - - BILL EVENSON - - ALAN GOLLER - - MR, SCORE - - ----- Artist - - - Head Typist - Business Manager Editor-in-Chief - - Assistant Editor Treasurer Advertising Editor - - - - - Sponsor - - - Sports Editor - Assistant Editor Photography Editor - - Sponsor '4 Wteuage Building for the future is a diffi- cult task. The future is so uncertain. The needs of today might not be needs of tomorrow. Values, too, change from one day to the next, so do plans, even the best made. But make no mistakes. The future is only uncertain when you are unsure of the present. Tomorrow's needs are shaped by today's, and values that are really valuable never change. The same with plans when they are built on solid principles, practice them and don't worry about the future. Sincerely, H.R. Salyer Superintendent 77uaa,ea! 4 Wieuage The Senior Class of 1953 may be justly proud of many achievements suc- cessfully completed. It seems that this class has distinguished itself by attaining greater individual participation in class activi- ties. A larger proportion of the class has shared in the many ventures of the group, whether they were serious in nature, or planned for sheer enjoyment alone. It is my hope that this taste of sharing the responsibilities as well as the benefits will carry over into your community and world living where such a philosophy is so essential to the demo- cratic way of life. Sincerely, John M. Fisher Principal FACULTY JOHN FISHER PAUL GOLLER SLlP6ri0r St. Col., B. A. University Mont., B. A. University Minn., M. A, Principal of Junior High Principal of Senior High Art P, A, D, Drafting Trig, Adv, Math. MARIE WEIR CAROLYN RIEBETH S,W, Mo, State Smith Co1lege,A. B, B, A, English III Home Economics Bookkeeping Library ETHEL SCHUSTER MacPhail School B, r Music Northwestern U. M. Music Valley City,B. A, H. S, Vocal Music R, G, ROBERTSON University Mont., B, A Typing Shorthand I. SHELLABARGER FRANK SOLAZZI MAERYTA MINARD LUKE DYCHE Montana State St, Cecilia, M. M. U. of Ill, Western Montana Shop Conservatory B, M, U, S, College, B. E, Rome, Italy U. of Chi., B, S, Algebra Band Speech Coach Journalism English II L, H, BAKKEN Rocky Mountain College,B. S. Manual Training Social Science AMY WADE Baylor College B. A, Univ, of Texas Spanish English I English 8 W. K. PAULL Montana State College, B, S, General Science C.A. EMERSON University of N, Dak B. S. Social Studies Physical Ed. VERNICE MODE MICHAEL COFFEY GERALD LENANDER ANN ARNOLD N. Dak, State Prov. College,B.A. River Falls George Washington Teachers College Col. Univ., M. A. State College Univ., B. S, B. S. Geometry B, S, Physical Ed. English World History M,A., Univ. of Math. Social Science Business Law Wyoming Math. Psychology U, S, History Guidance ARTHUR PLATZ DEAN SCORE ELMER SHOWMAN VIOLET ALEXANDER E, M,C,E, Univ, of Mont, Montana State Univ. of Mont. Billings, Mont, B, A, College, B, S, B. A. Math. Chemistry Vo. -Ag, Math. English Physics Social Studies Social Studies Biology Arts and Crafts SENIORS JOAN STODDARD - - - - - President RUTH ZIER - - - - - -Vice President SHIRLEY LIND - - - Secretary JOAN MARSH - - ------ Treasurer PAT FOX - - - - Student Council Rep. M44 qfwtoay Our hands were first clasped in friendship in the days of 'forty-nine, We had need of each other's encouragement to quiet our Freshman fears. Tho our hands were joined in bewilderment and shyness, we early decided that this friendship should blossom. As the result of this resolution, our Freshman year was notable for the dances and picnics we engaged in, In tenor our hands were clasped as we wandered through the labyrinth of the dark tor- ture chambers, where the Class of 1950 worked their evil designs on us poor unprotected Sophomores. The girls were prospectors, complete with dishpan for panning gold and toothbrush for cleaning the same. To brighten our dull prospectors, life, the boys ap- peared as dancehall gals with fetching gowns, banqles, and roses in their hair. Our excessive exuberance found expression in an extravaganza entitled ELMER, a one act comedy, which was presented to the entire student body at a school assembly. The sound of hands clapping in applause was music to our ears as the curtain closed on our Junior play, called FUNNY FACE. This comedy was, not only an artistic presenta- tion, but, happily, a monetary success. This play provided the funds for our memorable Qand also equally successful! Junior-Senior prom. The prom, itself, was based upon a showboat the me. V' Sadly we clasped hands in fond farewell. Our Senior year seemed all too short. Our ranks had been thinned from ninety-seven in our Freshman year to seventy-two in our Sophomore year, seventy-four in our Junior year, to our surviving seventy. We attempted to forget the sadness of our impending parting by engaging in one last round of festivities. Our first major event was the initiation of the Sophomores. In true Hardin tradition, we put them through a fortifying program. We taught them true humility by organizing a long underwear brigade. We taught them the simple pleas- ures by requiring fishing pole and jug, We taught them good grooming in the torture chamber with a can of paste. All this unselfish devotion to our under-graduates gave ' us the pleasurable feeling that comes only from a job well done. FWHM Mary Adler is a famous lawyer in New York City and is defending Peg Leg Willie Even- son. Elvira Bear Cloud is a noted hair dresser in Paris. Meta Bear Cloud is giving hula dancing lessons in the South Sea Is. jim Begel famous safe cracker, just succeeded in breaking open Ft. Knox. Eleanor Boheman is a lady cab driver in Skowhagen. Finland. Ronnie Bounous just discovered a new dehydrated water recipe. Barbara Brown is a lady Senatuh from Texas. Jack Butorac is a PITSCHer for the DODGErs. Robert Case is writing a joke book for Fish and Jerry. Jack Cline has won Fly Weight championship of the world. Bernard Crump won the Bucking Rocking Horse championship. Lorraine Dewald is a bubble dancer in the Pin Cushion Palace. Darlene Dumler is taking dramatic lessons from Tallulah Bankhead. Iohn Elder is writing a novel on A Fugitive from Education. Bill Evenson is a Paper Weight champ in Marge's Lady Wrestling Ward in Warm Springs. Arlene Farwell is a model for the American Model Company. Pat Fox is guidance counselor in CWC. Dale Gable is reaching new heights in basketball. Alan Goller, we figure OTT to be an undertaker. Marian Gray is a County Extension Agentg extending Big Horn County into Yellowstone County. Merle Gustafson has a thriving hot water bottle business in Alaska. Bob Haug is head coach at Vassar. Pauline Heller is a Sunday School teacher in darkest Africa. Florine Hessler is giving Don Hammond rhumba lessons. Dixie Boyd is a saleswoman for Tidy Didy Didy Diddies. Frankie Hougaard is a guide and mountain climber for Rowland Enterprise and Company. Ned Iwakiri is a mediator for the U. N. Dorothy Iabs is a private secretary for Floyd Heitzman, manager of the St, Xavier Sport- ing Goods Store. Gary Leavitt is collecting stripes off zebras for his letter sweater. Miriam Kern runs a school teaching the fine art of love making. Helen Kirschenmann is on an opera tour with Mario Lanza. Harriet Kikuchi is running a detective agency tracking down a notorious criminal who has just robbed Little Kiddies Piggy Bank. Thelma Koerber is a famous woman reporter in McDougallonia, Alaska. Virginia Kukes has devoted her spare time to being a truant officer in Billings. Robert Kukes is a second Johnny Ray making regular debuts for the Ladies Aid Society. Ursula Lent is exploring Mars in hopes of finding a new plant called Gookum. Shirley Lind is chief cook at the Lazy R Dude ranch at Kirby. Barbara Lippert corresponds with Howard Curry's lonely hearts club in search of the one and only. Darlena Little Owl is a commercial teacher in St. Xavier College. Ioan Marsh is now a rodeo RIDER in Albuquerque. CLASS PROPHECY Qcont.J Barbara Mason is telling SPOOK stories in the fun house at Crow Agency Carnival. Howard Curry realizing the shortage of men has established a lonely hearts club. Kenneth McDougall sells ready made ice cubes to the Eskimoes for the igloos in Mc Dougallonia. Alaska. Marilyn Mills is a monkey trainer at Ringling Bros. Circus. Patty Mills is a famous designer of HUTTS in darkest Africa. Bonnie Noblett joined the Air Force and is PITSCHing grenades. Pat Price is a part time postmistress in Pryor. Darlene Richmond works in a clothing store selling LEEvis for little boys. LeRoy Reiley is a physicist in Arizona H Bomb Plant. Donald Rollins is the new designer of cars for Chrysler Corporation. Marian Seder has set up a shop in which she sells RONNIEburgers. Walt Smith just established a new speed record on Minneapolis Speed Way. Betty Sprenger is secretary for SCHAFFER Pen Co. Joan Stoddard has just patented a D.D.T. spray for ELDER bugs. John Thompson is a cattle rancher in Southern Argentina. Norma Van Damme has an oil rig in South Texas and all accessories. Diana Wolcott is head nurse at Warm Springs. Joyce Wedel is a candy manufacturer. She manufacturers chocolate LUMPKINS, Donald Weigand is a Rural Route repairer for air-conditioned mail boxes. Ernest Weinberg whittles toothpicks in the Redwood Forest. Hazel Weinberg is selling BIRD seed at Aunt Louise's Pet Shop. Helen Weinberg makes out BILLS for the CUSTER Corpqration. Elizabeth White Fox is selling tooth brushes for the Colgate Co. Lee Wilson a leading manufacturer of Levis, is now reported to be living in RICH- MOND, Va. James Zelka just won the Tiny Mites championship of the Midget Racing Car Club. Ruth Zier is a famous journalist for the Sun newspaper. Giles Zollar has just been initiated into the Honorary Society of Morons. Donna Ellis is the leading lady in the new Broadway Hit The SHEEP and I. Shirley Rowland is now an airline stewardess for the DAVIS Flying Lines. Zddd Wd! Mary Adler wills her love of music to her cousin, Lorraine. Elvira Bear Cloud wills her seat on the Crow bus to Mort Dreamer, Meta Bear Cloud wills her special trips to Lodge Grass to Harriet Leider. Jimmy Besel--I will will Will my will to Will if he will. Eleanor Boheman wills her membership in the Six Day Scholar Club to any ambitious underclassmate. Ronnie Bounous wills a megaphone to Mr. Lenander for use in First period Study Hall. Dixie Boyd wills Ken McDougall to anyone who wants him. Barbara Brown wills her tall tales of Texas to anyone who can stand to listen to them. Jack Butorac wills his ability to run out of gas when taking girls home to Roland Crog han. fkeeping it in the family! Robert Case--Won't Jack Cline wills his ability to hike on the Crow cut-off to Roland Anderson, Bernard Crump wills his frail, emaciated figure to Adam Singer. Howard Curry wills his Plymouth to anyone who likes broken oil lines. Lorraine Dewald, being of sound mind, wills her determination to be an old maid to Mary Nepper, Darlene Dumbler wills her studious ways to Bonnie Pitsch. John Elder wills his ability to sleep anywhere, anytime, to Ray Helzer and Louis Melendrez. Donna Ellis wills her sheepish laugh to Kay Mees. Bill Evenson wills his curly locks to Bob Ruby, Arlene Farwell wills her ability of getting out of Coffey's Study Hall to Sharon. Pat Fox--I will --------------- Will you? Dale Gable wills nothing, he is going to take it all with him. Alan Goller wills his job of music custodian at the dances to Ioan Nigro. Marian Gray wills her 4-H awards back to the 4-H. Merle Gustafson wills his bass horn to Teddy Mason. Bob Haug wills his ability to tell tall tales to Roland Croghan, Pauline Heller wills her sense of humor to Mr. Fisher. Florine Hessler wills her boy friends in Billings to anyone with a car to go see them. Frankie Hougaard wills her love and ability for feeding the undernourished boys of Crow to anyone with enough food, Ned Iwakiri wills his time in advanced Math class to Benny Martin. Dorothy Iabs wills her track medals to Mr. Dyche, Miriam Kern wills her shy smile to Lester Muhlbeier. Helen Kirschenmann wills her piano playing ability to Louis Melendrez to use in his Social Clubs. ' Harriet Kikuchi wills her famous orations in speech class to any prospective private eye Thelma Koerber wills her FHA doughnut making experience to Jeanne Bowers. Virginia Kukes wills all her cars to any foot-sore needy sophomore. CLASS WILL fcon'tj Robert Kukes wills His Sunday refreshments and goose hunting to a tribe of new ad- venturers. Gary Leavitt wills his share of 'hot rod to Bob DeVore and all his girl friends. Ursula Lent wills her excess height and quiet voice to Ann Painter. Shirley Lind tearfully wills her nickname Tubbins to Jean Weigand. Barbara Lippert wills her flirting ability to Bill Greenfield. Darlena Little Owl wills her good times in Crow to Philamine. Joan Marsh being timid toward boys, wills her inexperience in the subject to Betty Marsh. Barbara Mason wills her ability to stay engaged to Shirley Pitsch. Ken McDougall wills a book of short humorous speeches to Bob Sprenger, Marilyn Mills wills her coolness to the male sex to Betty Butorac. Patty Mills wills her ability to talk in Study Hall to Lois I-libness. Bonnie Noblett wills her letter writing to servicemen who can keep up with the pace she 's set. Pat Price wills her midget boy friends to anybody, but she will keep the big one. Darlene Richmond wills Myrna Kronmiller her shyness and quiet ways, LeRoy Rieley wills his trombone to anyone with long arms. Donald Rollins wills his custom coupe to Mr. Fisher. Mirian Seder wills her ability to get off the bus in one piece to Lois Hibness. Walt Smith wills his Olds to the Ace Wrecking Company in Trebisond, Betty Sprenger wills her bashfulness and quietness to any girl who is afraid of boys--- meaning Marie Boheman. Joan Stoddard wills her position as first soda JERK in Barker Drug to Judy Thompson. John Thompson wills his sheep to any wolf that will come and get them, Norma Van Damme wills her attraction for the 'rough necks to anyone who can put up with their southern drawls and oily clothes, Joyce Wedel wills her nickname Skinny to anyone that feels it fits them. Donald Weigand wills his ability to stayin school to Ray l-Ielzer. Ernest Weinberg wills his meekness in football to Jack Helman. Hazel Weinberg wills her rabbit hunting grounds to Elmer Bird. Helen Weinberg wills her Spanish knowledge to Bill Greenfield. Elizabeth White Fox wills her puppy loves to Bernadette Perkins. Lee Wilson wills ten lessons on 'How to be Good to Benny Martin. Diana Wolcott wills her ability to keep calm at a basketball game to Mr. Dyche. James Zelka wills his exploring abilities in caves to any junior with a flashlight and no girl friends. Ruth Zier wills her ability to get Christmas cards from people she doesn't know to Shirley Pitsch. Giles Zollarwills his grace and form on the ice pond to Gloria Wolcott. Shirley Rowland wills her PAD book to Violet Davis if she can find it. 4 ELVIRA BEAR CLOUD Tongue River 1-2-3 Chorus 4 JACK ARBOGAST META BEAR CLOUD Armed Forces St. Xavier Mission Camp Roberts, Calif. FHA 3-4 Chorus 4 Awards: Geometry Algebra JIM BESEL FFA 4 FFA Treasurer 4 Basketball 4 Football 4 RONNIE BOUNOUS Band 1 FFA 3 FFA President 3 Dramatics 3 Football 2-3 ELEANOR BOHEMAN Band 1 FHA l-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2 Operetta 1-2 Potpourri 2 Librarian 4 BARBARA BROWN Band 2-3-4 FHA l-2-3-4 FHA President 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 DIXIE BOYD FHA 4 Chorus 3-4 Operetta 3-4 Potpourri 3-4 Office Assistant 4 Triple Trio 3-4 Dramatics 3-4 Librarian 4 Awards: Home Economics III JACK BUTORAC Football 3-4 Dramatics 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Band 1-2 Swing Band 2 Clarinet Quartet l HOWARD CURRY Dramatics 2 Football 4 IACK CLINE BERNARD CRUMP FFA 3-4 DARLENE DUMLER FHA 1-4 Librarian 4 LORRAINE DEWALD JOHN EI-DER Swing Band 2-3 Band 1 FHA 1-2-3-4 Awards: FHA Vice President 3 Law FHA Secretary 4 FFA Sweetheart 3 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 Triple Trio 3-4 Dramatics 2-4 Office Assistant 4 Awards: Typing I Shorthand I DONNA ELLIS FHA 1-2-3 Awards: Art ARLENE FARWELL Band 2-3 Librarian 3 Washington 1 PAT FOX Band l-2-3-4 Swing Band 2 Chorus l-2-3-4 Operetta l-2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 Boys' Octette 1-2-3-4 Boys' Quartet 3-4 Dramatics 3-4 BILL EVENSON Band 1-2-3-4 Swing Band 2 Chorus l-2-3-4 Operetta l-2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 Boys' Octetre 2-3-4 Boys' Quartet 3-4 Dramatics 3-4 Student Council: Vice President 4 Student Council 2 Class President 3 Annual Staff 4 Basketball Manager 3-4 Football Manager 3-4 Track Manager 3-4 DA LE GA BLE Basketball 2-3-4 Student Council: 2-3-4 Boys' State 3 Annual Staff 4 Awards: English I, II, III Biology, U. 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Montana History Geometry, Algebra ALAN GOLLER Dramatics 3 Student Council 1-2-3 Student Council President 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 3 Football 3-4 Track l-2-3 Boys' State 3 BOB HAUG Class Officer 1-2 Basketball 2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 MARIAN GRAY Band 2-3-4 FHA l-2-3-4 Chorus l-2-3-4 Operetta l-2-3-4 Awards: l'l'l Home Econo ics MERLE GUSTAFSON Band 1-2-3-4 FFA 3-4 FFA Sentinel 3 Chorus 2 Operetta 2 Potpourri 2 Dramatics 2-3-4 Football l-2-3-4 PAULINE HELLER FHA 1-2-4 Dramatics 3 Office Assistant 4 NED IW A KIRI Basketball l Track l FLORINE HESSLER FHA l-2-3-4 FHA Secretary 3 FHA Song Leader Chorus l-2-3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 Girls' Barbershop Ensemble 4 Librarian 4 Tumbling Team I FRANKIE HOUGA Chorus 1-2-3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 ARD Triple Trio 2-3-4 Dramatics 3-4 Office Assistant: 2 -3-4 Annual Staff 4 Awards: English I-Il-III Home Econom Biology Shorthand I World History U, S, History ics I K DOROTHY IABS Band 2-3-4 FHA 2-4 Office Assistant 4 Annual Staff 4 Girls' State 3 St, Xavier 1 Dramatics 4 THELMA KOERBER FHA l-2-3-4 Dramatics 2-3 Librarian 3-4 Indian Club Team Awards: Algebra MIRIAM KERN Band 2-3-4 FHA 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Operetta l-2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 Dramatics 3 Librarian 4 FHA Historian Awards: Home Econ 3 om ics HELEN KIRSCHENMANN Band I-2-3-4 G.A,A, 3 FHA 1-2-3-4 Chorus l-2-3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 Dramatics 3 Class Officer 1 Tumbling Team 1 U, s, History English I-II -III Shorthand I ROBERT KUKES FFA 3-4 FFA President 4 Chorus l-2-3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 Boys' Octette 4 Boys' Quartet 4 Student Council 4 Basketball 2-3-4 Football l-2-4 Dramatics 4 VIRGINIA KUKES Band l-2 G.A.A. 3 FHA l-2-3-4 FHA President 3 Chorus l-2-3-4 Operetta l-2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 Student Council 4 Class Officer 3 Librarian 2 Tumbling Team 1 GARY LEAVITT Class Officer 2 Football 1-2-3-4 URSULA LENT Awards: English III School News 3-4 SHIRLEY LIND Band 1-2 FHA 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 Triple Trio 2-3-4 Office Assistant 4 Class Officer 4 Tumbling Team 1 Awards: Typing I Shorthand I BARBARA LIPPERT FHA 1-2-3 Chorus 1-2-3 Operetta 1-2-3 Potpourri 2-3 Dramatics 2-4 Office Assistant 3 Librarian 2 JOAN MARSH FHA 3 Chorus 3 Operetta 3 Potpourri 3 Class Officer 4 Long Beach, Calif. 1-2 DARLENA LITTLE OWL FHA 2-3-4 Chorus 3-4 Operetta 3-4 Potpourri 3-4 St. Xavier Mission 1 BARBARA MASON FHA 1-2 Chorus 2-3 Operetta 2-3 Potpourri 2-3 Dramatics 3 Librarian 3-4 PATTY MILLS Band 1 Chorus 1-2-3 Operetta 1-2-3 Potpourri 2-3 Triple Trio 3 KEN McDOUGALL Football 4 Baker, Mont. 1-2-3 MARILYN MILLS G.A.A. 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 Triple Trio 3-4 Office Assistant 4 Tumbling Team 1 BONNIE NOBLETT FHA 1-2 Dramatics 2-4 Annual Staff 4 Librarian 4 Indian Club Team I Tumbling Team 1 Awards: Typing I Shorthand I English III Home Economics I LEROY RIELEY Band l-2-3-4 FFA 3-4 FFA Secretary 4 PAT PRICE Chorus 1-2-3 Operetta 1-2-3 Potpourri 2-3 Office Assistant 4 Librarian 3 Awards: English II-III Adv. Math. Biology DARLENE RICHMOND Miles City, Mont. l FHA 4 Chorus 2-3-4 Operetta 2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 Student Council: Secretary 4 Class Officer 2-3 Awards: Shorthand I U. S. History SHIRLEY ROWLAND Laurel 1-2 DON ROLLINS MA RIAN SEDER WALTER SMITH FFA 3 FFA Reporter 3 Football 3 Lingle High 1-2 Cle armont, Wyo BETTY SPRENGER Band 2-3-4 FHA l-2 Chorus 2 Potpourri 2 Office Assistant 1 Librarian 4 Indian Club Team Dramatics 4 Tumbling Team 1 NORMA VAN DAMME Chorus 1-2 Operetta 1-2 Potpourri 2 Dramatics 2-3 JOAN STODDARD FHA 1-2-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Operetta 2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 Girls' Barbershop Ensemble 4 Dramatics 4 Girls' State 3 Office Assistant 4 FHA 1-2-3-4 FHA Treasurer 1 Indian Club Team Tumbling Team 1 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 4 JOHN THOMPSON Band 1-2-3 FFA 3-4 FFA Vice President 4 Student Council 3 Class Officer 3 Football 1-2 JOYCE WEDEL Band l-2-3 FHA 2 FHA Secretary 2 Chorus l-2-3-4 Operetta l-2-3-4 Potpourri 2-3-4 Girls' Barbershop Ensemble 4 Dramatics 3 Cheerleader 3-4 Office Assistant 4 Annual Staff 4 Tumbling Team 1 Awards: English I, H DONALD WEIGAND Class Officer 3 ERNEST WEINBERG Band 1-2-3 Chorus 4 Operetta 4 Potpourri 4 Boys' Octette Basketball 4 Football 4 HAZEL WEINBERG FHA l Dramatics 2 Librarian 4 Indian Club Team Awards: English III ELIZABETH WHITE FOX HELEN WEINBERG LEE WILSON FHA l Basketball 3-4 Dramatics 2 Football 3-4 Office Assistant 4 Librarian 4 Indian Club Team 1 Awards: English IH U. S, History DIANA WOLCOTT Chorus l-2-3 Operetta l-2-3 Potpourri 2-3 Dramatics 3-4 Librarian 4 Awards: English I-I1 JAMES ZELKA Band I Basketball 2-3-4 RUTH ZIER FHA 1-2-4 Office Assistant 4 Class Officer 4 Awards: Algebra English I Social Studies I Shorthand I GILES ZOLLAR Chorus 1 Operetta 1 Dramatics 3 Football 3-4 Awards: Social Studies I Algebra General Science Geometry Biology U. S, History Adv. Math Trigonometry English I CLASS COLORS: CLASS SONG: CLASS FLOWER: Blue and Silver Harbor Lights White Carnation CLASS MOTTO: Hitch Your Wagon to a Star' DOROTHY IABS JOAN STODDARD Girls' State Rep. Girls' State Rep, D, A,R, Rep. 5 . - PAT FOX ALAN GOLLER Boys' State Rep. 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FISHER ---------- MR. LENANDER - - - - - - Student Council President Student Council Vice President - - - Student Council Secretary - - - Student Council Treasurer - - Senior Class Representative - - Junior Class Representative Sophomore Class Representative Freshman Class Representative - - - - -Athletic Representative - - Chorus Representative - - - Band Representative - - G.A.A. Representative - - - -FFA Representative - - - Ir. FHA Representative - - - - -Sr, FHA Representative - -Sponsor and Sr, High Principal -------------Sponsor l ll.Sunnw..N ,rm- Top row, left to right: Mrs, Weir, Cecilia Costello, Shirley Old Horn, Betty Koerber, Ioan Stoddard, Margo Real Bird, Roseline Hill, Dora Old Elk, Katherine Iabs, Lois Hibnes. Third row, left to right: Marian Gray, Pat Paulson, Mary Thompson, Darlene Dumler, Shirley Lind, Jean Weigand, Darlene Richmond, Dorine Holland, Arlene Schneider, Shirley Pitsch. Second row, left to right: Beverly Lackman, Marguerite Watson, Miriam Kern, Dixie Boyd, Eleanor Boheman, Pauline Heller, Ruth Zier, Thelma Koerber, Helen Kirschenmann, Barbara Lippert, First row, left to right: Virgi nia Kukes, Florine Hessler, Barbara Brown, Dian Ott, Lorraine Dewald, Bonnie Pitsch, Marlene Pitsch. YMAKERS bow 0, 5: 1 K F730 D 1 1 EiL,.,Ebl S: at - S 2 0 wo 41 Q NEW We Top row, left to right: Peggy Buckner, Mrs. Weir, Arlene Gonzales. Middle row, left to right: Ilene Hill, Charlotte Yarlott, Nancy Wolf, Carroll Birk- land, Pat Kern, Fay Redding, Front row, left to right: Mary Blankenship, Dallas Herman, Myrna Kronmiller, Carol Huntington, Fern Torske. ?f4.,4. Top row, left to right: Miss Arnold, Edith Rush, Vemlce Lautt, Gloria Farrar, Carol Heckel, Beverly Mehling, Daisy Cline, Mary Humphrey, Third row, left to right: Ann Loaney, Sandra Ebeling, Janice Schoen, Joyce Ziler, Lois Hibnes, Delores Dysart, Velda Huntington, Lavada Phillips, Ann Painter, Betty Butorac. Second row, left to right: Nancy Brennan, Marguerite Watson, Beverly Lackman, Joan Egnew, Pat Kern, Fern Torske, Carol Huntington, Shirley Pitsch, Myrna Kronmiller Dorothy Slough. First row, left to right: Carol Dysart, Dorine Holland, Jean Weigand, Joan Nigro, Gay Pitsch, Marlene Pitsch, Bonnie Pitsch, Marilyn Mills, Helen Woodley, aff. . Dec!!! 7mm Carol Huntington Sandra Ebeling Marilyn Mills Delores Dysart Bonnie Pitsch Joyce Ziler Velda Huntington Betty Butorac Helen Woodley Margaret Morrison, Daisy Cline Fern Torske Carol Dysart Gay Pitsch Nancy Brennan Ann Loaney Myrna Kronmiller Marlene Pitsch Ann Painter 7.7. . A , - Back row, left to right: Mr, Showman, Sponsor, Bernard Crump, Larry Heitzman, Robert Case, Merle Gustafson, Ronald Schelske, LeRoy Rieley, Robert Kukes, Jim Besel. Second row: Ray Wemple, Kenny Kurtz, Howard Hert, Don Hammond, Marvin Zettle John Redding, Eugene Hauck, David Tritschler, Bob Blankenship. First row: Douglas Pitsch, Barry Denny, Wayne Cox, John Wemple, Glen Gustafson, Dean Kenney, Mike Volk. G d9 - -Q uilunuc I 'v 3 X I B , 7 T 3 noun x'3 'Yf'1, 1 Iwnnvnun 3: 'r ' ' - 1 , .I Q x L 54 . 5 gkvqv.-,RNC 'game' Left to right, front row: D, Kray, V. Davis, D, Cline, D. Jabs, D, Old Elk, M, Kern B, Brown, Second row: I, Ziler, F. Redding, C. Birkland, M, Gray, D, Kirschen- mann, G, Kirschenmann, C, Huntington, L, Shephard, I, Warddrip, U, Zelka, B, Wagner, B, Evenson, D, Schelske, D, Dewald, Third row: V, Williams, E, Uffelman A. Carr, L, Lind, N, Wolf, B, Vandersloot, S, Old Horn, M. Evenson, D, Medicine Tail, A, Loaney, D, Sloan, M. Kronmiller, B, Jabs, M, Enzminger, R. Hill, C, Denny, L, Rieley, Fourth row: B, Fitch, R, Morissette, J, Hart, L, Enzminger, M, Gustafson, B, Gustafson, B, Brown, B, Harlin, R. Davis, B. Denny, H, Zimmerman, H, Kirschenmann, B, Ruby, L, Lammers, P, Fox, Fifth row: S, Ebeling, A, Painter, B, Sprenger, M, Boheman, D, Lent, R, Wilkinson, I,0Thompson, BAND OFFICERS: Seated, left to right: D. labs, B, Brown, H, Kirschenmann, Standing: L, Lam- mers, P, Fox, DRUM MAIORETTE Judy Thompson MISSOULA 1952 Seated, left to right: Dorothy Jabs, Violet Davis, Virginia Williams, Helen Kirschenmann, Standing: Don Kray, Bob Ruby, Pat Fox, Len- nis Lammers. INDIAN GIRLS IN BAND frightj Left to right: Dora Old Elk, Danetta Medicine Tail, Rose- line Hill, Shirley Old Horn. SENIORS IN BAND Seated: Marian Gray, Dorothy labs, Miriam Kern, Barbara Brown Helen Kirschenmann, Betty Sprenger, Standing: Pat Fox, LeRoy Rieley, Merle Gustafson, Bill Evenson. eww President ---- - -Robert Kukes Vice President - - - - - Barbara Brown Secretary ----- - - Shirley Lind Treasurer ------ - Dorine Holland Student Council Rep. - - - - - Roland Croghan Back row, left to right: V. Kukes, I. Nigro, E. Wagner, T, Kikuchi, E, Rush, I, Wil- son, I, Thompson, M, Thompson, B, Brown, F, Hougaard, S, Lind, D, Ott, N. Brennan, J, Weigand, I, Molina, D, Seader, K, Iabs, A, Painter, S. Old Horn, V, Prine, P, Paulson, G. Schilreff, M, Gray, W, Kills, C, Bad Horse, A. Loaney, M, Kronmiller, V. Lautt, P, Little Owl, C. Yarlotte, Third row, left to right: E, Kraft, V, French, N, Stricker, I. Zeiler, J, Schoen, S, Pitsch, C. Birkland, B, King, B. Pitsch, I, Stoddard, V. Huntington, L, Dewald. F, Hessler, J, Wedel, M, Mills, H, Kirschenmann, S. Ebeling, D. Little Owl, M. Bear Cloud, R, Hill, D. Old Elk, B, Perkins, D, Richmond, N. Wolf, M. Real Bird, D, Holland, J, Egnew, P, Kern, L, Shephard, Second row, left to right: S. Maack, G, Lucero, D, Lucero, L, Abell, F, Torske, D, Dysart, B. Mehling, C, Dysart, J, Helman, D. Torske, L, Lammers, B. Evenson, E, Weinberg, P, Fox, B. Ruby, R. Davis, H, Zimmerman, D. Boyd, M. Kern,D, Kirschenmann, C, Huntington, E, Fried, I, Schoer, J, Helzer, First row, left to right: P. Buckner, E, Keller, D, Kirschenmann, C, Heckel, L, Feller B, Lackman, L. Redding, B, Buechler, C, Fergerson, C. Ward, M, Evenson, R. Kukes, Miss Schuster, Vocal Director, D, Greenfield, T, Mason, D, Pitsch, B, labs L, Barry, E, Uffelman, I, Torske, B, Vandersloot, L, Feller, D. Uffelman. BOYS' OCTETTE FIRST TRIPLE TRIO Top row: Robert Kukes, Merrill Evenson, TOP FOWI MHFUYU Mills. 5hi1'1CY Lind. IC-HH Bill Evenson, Lennis Lammers, Bottom row: WCigHl1d. BOIIOIH IOWZ FriiUkiC Hougaard. Ernest Weinberg, Bob Ruby, Pat Fox, Don Lorraine Dewald,Dian Ott, Helen Kirschen- Greenfield, YIIHHH. SECOND TRIPLE TRIO OPERETTA CAST Top row: Nancy Brennan, Katherine labs, Top row: Miss Schuster, Robert Kukes, Bill Darlene Seader, Joyce Wedel, Bottom row: Evenson, Merrill Evenson, Roland Croghan, Bonnie Pitsch, Mary Thompson, Joan Stodd- Ernest Weinberg, Bottom row: Pat Fox, ard, Florine Hessler, Inez Molina, Shirley Lind, Barbara Brown, Frankie Hou- gaard, Bob Ruby, ACTIVITIES .. 1 eniofz Pldq Top row: Mi JACK BUTORAC - - PAT FOX ---- BILL EVENSON ---- MERLE GUSTAFSON - - ROBERT KUKES - - - delle row: BETTY SPRENGER - - DOROTHY JABS - - MRS, RIEBETH - - - LORRAINE DEWALD - BARBARA LIPPERT - - Bottom row: DIANA WOLCOTT - - JOYCE WEDEL ---- JOAN STODDARD - - BARBARA BROWN - - FRANKIE HOUGAARD TISH BONNIE NOBLETT fnot shown, - - - -Charlie Sands - Luther Hopkins - Denby Grimes - -Wesley A ndrews Sheriff Lem Pike - - Bettina Brent - - - - - Aggie - -Play Director - - Dorice Gaylord - - - - Charita - Callie Hopkins - - - - Prompter -Ellen Leighton - - - - Lizzie - - - Tish - - Prompter :mica pkg 6441 Top row: MR. COFFEY - - CALLING ALL GHOSTS ROBERT KING ----- DON KRAY ------ CALVIN MCLAUGHLIN BOB WARREN ----- BENNY BUECHLER - - Middle row: CAROL DENNY - - DIAN OTT ------ VELDA HUNTINGTON DELORES DYSART - - Bottom row: VIRGINIA WILLIAMS - JEAN WEIGAND ---- DORINE HOLLAND - - LOIS HIBNES ---- - - Play Director - - - - Dr, Brass - - Georgie Packard - -Stage Manager - - - Bob Trent - - -Grumpy The Veiled Woman ------Marian - - -Lady Intruder - - - - - -Helen - -Prompter - - - Lily Ford - - Marjorie Clark - - - Prompter CALLING ALL GHOSTS! 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