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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1958 volume:

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'jim-iff. 1, ie , L A mgi+f,rvf,M SUPERINTENDENT'S AND PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGES MR. H. R. SALYER Education today has two chief concerns -it must play a maior role in developing and protecting the roots of our democratic society-it must also develop individuals, who, as individuals will actively and con- structively carry forward our society. We are proud of our High School and its tradition We are proud of our fine city and its citizens who enable us to offer you opportunities which have been fought for by American citizens for decades. Many of you are in school at the expense of great sacrifices by your parents. Make sure that you reach as closely as is possible the goal of good sportsmanship which your parents, the school, the city, and the nation require of you so that your American ways of life may be preserved. Don't take lightly the chances which are being provided for you. Justify the confidence which is placed in your destiny. Keep faith with your parents, your city, your country, and with yourself in the business of preparing yourself for citizenship. MR. PAUL M. GOLLER SCHOOL BOARD Back row: Sam Ragland, Floyd Slattery, R. C. Willett, H. R. Salyer. Front row: Marlorle Staudenmeyer, Sam Denny, Darroll Warren. COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOL OF SCHOOLS SECRETARY LAURA P. STRAND JORIE DENMEYER 'WS L . . .tw MR. ACKERMAN Collt-gf-1 Montana State Dt-qreez B.S, Horn:-town: Peerless, Montana Alqr-bra, Math MR, HOYT College: Montana State College Degree: B.S. Hometown: Havre, Montana Fine Art MRS: OLENIK College: Montana State University Degree: B.E. Hometown: Hardin, Montana Knqlish MR. EMERSON College: University of North Dakota Degree: B.S. Hometown: Grand Forks, North Dakota Coach, Geometry MR. DYCHE College: Montana State, State Normal Degree: B.E. Hometown: Hardin, Montana Junior High Principal, Algebra MISS PAINTER College: Montana State Degree: B.S. Hometown: Helena, Montana Girls' P.E., Civics, Montana History MR. LAPPIN College: Eastern Montana State Degree: B.S. Hometown: Anaconda, Montana Nickname: Jack History, Assistant Coach MR. PAULSON College: Eastern Montana State Degree: B.S. in Ag. Hometown: Hardin, Montana Science, General Science ' .:,,:, S? x ' , -- g C C I Q1 5 S C x gg , .TX x S X. MR. PLATZ College: Eastern Montana College of Ed. MRS. RIEBETH College: Smith Degree: Elementary Life Hometown: Hardin, Montana Degree: B.A., M.D. Hometown: Billings, Montana Math N English Ill, Library I MRS. PRESTON College: St. Theresa, Mankato State Teachers Degree: Diploma Hometown: Hardin, Montana MISS SCHUSTER College: MacPhails School of Music MRS. SHOWMAN College: Montana State Teachers College, Northwestern Uni- Degree: B.A. versity, Ill., Degree: B. Mus., M.Mus., B.A. Hometown: Chinook, Montana English I, Junior High Library Home: New Rockford, North Dakota Music, Chorus MR. SOLAZZI College: St. Cecilia Cons., Hometown: Rome, Italy Degree: Master Band Rome, Italy MRS. WILDEN College. Nebraska State Teachers MR. WILLIAMS College: Montana State University Degree: B.A. Hometown: Chicago, Illinois Montana History, Football Coach, Boys' P.E. Hometown: Hardin, Montana Degree: B.A. English I, Latin Miss emcicsom Shollhand ll College: Nebraska State College at Kearney, Colorado State at Greeley Degree: BA. Hometown: Broadwater, Nebraska Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand 75 MR. EMR World History College: University of Buffalo Degree: BA. Hometown: East Aurora, New York World History, PAD, Business Law, Sociology MR, GEORGEN College: University of Wyoming Deqree: BR. and MA, Hometown: Sheridan, Wyoming U. S. History, Guidance U. S. History MR HORMAN Mechanical Drawing College: Rocky Mountain Degree: B.S. Hometown: Billings, Montana industrial Arts, Drivers' Training, Mechanical Drawing Mies. MINARD Enghsh 'V Colleges: University of Illinois, University of Chicago Degrees: B.S. and B.M. Hometown: Mt. Vernon, Illinois English IV, Latin, Annual Sponsor MISS PRCHAL College: South Dakota Degree: B.S, Hometown: Britton, S. D. ' English ii, spanish English ll so .,:-: -was MR SHOWMAN College: Montana State Dcgrcn: BA. Hometown: Chinook, Montana Vo-Ag, Shop :J-0 limi MR. TWEED Colleqe: Drury College, Springfield, Missourig University of Michigan Degree: AB., M.S. Hometown: Kansas City, Missouri Biology, Chemistry, Advanced Math MRS. WEIR Colleqez S. W. Missouri State Degree: BS. Hometown: Mt, Vernon, Missouri Home Economics Shop Biology Home Ec BUSSES DRIVERS-Left fo right: Suffon, Dillon, Torske, Rudolph, Holland, Waterman, Goodle, Miller, Smith, Butler Pete Llnthacum Roy Hallowell Nor shown: Mr. Forbes SENICRS nr '-,www '-a1'.a:yn- haw, w.-nn.v-f msunnasamfw .H , ,M 2- ug 41,11 smuyv.xqmulv-'ffm.,::fe:m'1. 1 .-s.:..,'1eufreuvumn:l. SENIOR OFFICERS AND LOG S Sig. ,Lu . Lt. .g.- :- '-T33 Jang: Q-'ha-su Y: 17 fgjqgi .... A C- . , , . '- - PL 1 P iff' 12'.1-.-'Ku .1-L'-5.14. .-,-M : .- 1 . What a life! Busy, Exciting, and Glorious! The date was September 7, 1954, the occasion-the take-off of the '58 rocket to the moon. We, the passengers for this scientific expedition, otherwise known as eager, bustling Frosh, en- trusted our lives and our money into the hands of: pilot, Jim Koerber, co-pilot, Frank Lane, and members of the crew, Judy Martin, Wilbur Kukes, and Frank Nigro. The first thing in line was the ship, it was a mess! The whole interior was redecorated with blue and gold. Everyone was really ln The Mood for this business especially when some got to try their hand at arranging beautiful bouquets of white roses, the official flower. After a big undertaking like this, some entertainment was in order, and a dance was iust the thing. This was held on December 4. Lack of funds drove us to baking for a food sale. We stopped a satellite to barter our goods. Our fuel station loomed up in the distance iust in time on September 2, 1955. A new pilot, Frank Lane, co-pilot, Bob Hardt, and crew, Barbara Cox and Wilbur Kukes were elected. Also Judy Martin was re-elected to the crew. Before the next take-off the residents of the moon introducd us to a pleasant little torture chamber to determine if we would be fit for moon life. Then, to 'prove they weren't as mean as it seemed, they entertained us at a dance. Just as they were' leaving, the high flying Sydney Eagles swooped down upon us. Defeating them after several days of fierce fighting, they decided to hold a Space Hop to relieve the tension. The next stop-over was on a satellite called Junior Sputnik. There, Wilbur Kukes was appointed pilot, George Grover, co-pilot, Carolyn Forbes, Jim Koerber, and Sharon Cook as members of the crew. The group's Morale was low so we decided to hold a play called Bandits for Breakfast. Our crew wanted to have a paper so we published The Big Horn with Barbara Cox and Jeanie Olenik chosen to head the proiect. We also held a dance for the moonites. The theme chosen was Oriental Gardens. Since we wanted to have souvenirs, we bought some rings with a rainbow-cameo stone. We were very proud to have them especially as a stone had never been allowed in the space ship. At last, the MOON!! We arrived on August 29, 1957. The first thing we had to attend to was setting up a government. Jeanis Olenik was chosen as President, Jim Herbel, Vice President, George Grover, Secretary of State, Lynn Torske, Sec- retary of the Treasury, and Don Benzel, Janice Denny, Carol Kern, and Barry Wolcott as members of the Legislature. We had to have a yearbook, The Big Horn, with Nenette Blake as Editor. We left the moon on May 28, 1958. WILLS The Senior Class of '58 feeling that we are taking something from this school hereby will the following: PHYLLIS ABRAHAM wills any Junior her literature book No. 53-I4 in hopes that they have better luck than she did. JO ANNE BARKER wills her iob as soda ierk at Barker Drug to Rose Abell. DONALD BENZEL wills his share in the business to Rodney Stockwell. NENETTE BLAKE wills her attraction for College boys to anyone who can stand long separations. SHIRLEY BOUCK wills her Shorthand ll book to any- one who can write as fast as Miss Erickson can talk. HELEN BURNS wills the dubious honor of having a highway patrolman for a next door neighbor to Nick Mahealk. ROBERTA BURNS wills her ability to speed and run red lights without getting a ticket to her sister Loretta. SHARON COOK wills her ability to dance the French Can-Can to anyone who has lots of energy. BARBARA COX wills her quiet ways and her ability to stay out of trouble to Sharon Curry, Sandra and Neita Torske. JANICE DENNY wills her old black date book to Judy Zettle. MICKEY DOYLE wills her ability to get a seat on the Crow bus to Marlene Frost. DON DREAMER wills his outstanding basketball ability to the basketball team of '58-'59 in hopes that they may win a basketball game. STEVE DYKE wills his seat on the football bus to anyone who can stand the pipe smoke. CAROLYN FORBES wills her stacks of yellow paper to the Freshman Indians, in hopes that they like the color. DON FOX wills everything he has to Luella. BOB FRAZER wills his trips last summer to Wolfe. DARRYL FROST wills his ability to get kicked out of classes, then talk his way back in, to some un- fortunate Freshman. DORIS GREENFIELD wills Tom's, Lar's, and Ferge's wisecracks in Art class to her sister Judy. GEORGE GROVER wills all his books to Carolyn. ALVIE HAGER wills nothing since he is taking it all with him. BOB HARDT wills the Sputniks back to the Russians. JIM HERBEL wills his ability to get along with Mrs. Minard to Ronnie S. AL HUMPHREY wills his deer-hunting Chevy to Harvey. SYLVIA IRON wills her 23-mile trip to Hardin every day to the St. X girls. CAROL KERN wills her ability to sneakin' without getting caught to her sister Bonnie. HARVEY KERN wills his safe-driving ability to Willis Kukes. RUBY KEHLER wills her shortness to a certain sailor who is tall. JIM KOREBER wills his membership in A.A.A. to Blackie. WILBUR KUKES wills his ability to graduate at I6 to someone who lied about his age when he started school. FRANK LANE wills all his belts to Casey and Mr. Georgen. SHARON LIND cheerfully wills her ability to look young to Carolyn Samuelson. JUDY MARTIN wills her window facing the park to anyone who can stay up late enough to enioy the view. BEV NOBLETT wills her old S. H. seat to Shorty Stener- son and hopes he will get away with as much as she did. GARY NOYES wills his seat in English IV to Jimmy Lemon. RICHARD OBIE wills all the lunches in Big Horn County to Darryl Frost and Joe Ten Bear so they won't have to swipe his. JEANNIE OLENIK wills her ability to be available when there is work to be done to anyone stupid enough to do it. NAOMI PINKERTON wills her ability to play hookey without getting caught to her brother Bud. GARRY PITSCH wills his size six shoes to Larry Muhlbrier. IRVIN PITSCH wills all his John Deere paint and rotten eggs to the Senior Class of 1960. JOAN POLSON wills her jeans and saddle pants to anyone who thinks she can get away with wear- ing them. LARRY PRETTY WEASEL wills all his fan letters to any- one who has time to answer them. BARBARA RADER wills her maiorette boots to any- one who can stand the pinch. ELAINE SCHANAMAN wills her Shy ways to Lee Roy. JAQUEBETH SCHAUMAN wills her ability to stay out of trouble to Loretta. DARLENE SCHELSKE wills her ability to sing to some lucky underclassman. CONNIE SCHNIEDER wills her ability to buy clothes to some certain Senior girl. PATTY SCHULTZ wills her name skunk to anyone who likes the odor. CEICLIA SIEMION wills part of the fun she had with a certain boy in Lodge Grass to Annita Valdez. MARY SLATTERY wills her ability to eat anything she wants and stay slim to Barbara R. VIRGINIA SPRENGER wills her ability to stay seated in her 3 period study hall seat to Connie Warren. RODNEY STOCKWELL wills his shot-rod to anyone who can make it run. LOUISE TATE wills her ability to smile to some sad Sophomore. IRINE TATE is sorry, but she already made out her will to R. M. JOE TEN BEAR wills his vast scientific knowledge to Lower Slobovia. ERLISE THREE IRONS wills her ability to talk in Mr. Bair's study hall to anyone who is scared of him. NELVETTE THREE IRONS wills her locker to anyone who can keep it clean. LYNN TORSKE wills Sputnick the First to Sharon Curry, Connie Warren, Sydney Zieler, and Carolyn Samuelson. BONNIE WAGNER wills her four sisters to George Grover's brothers. VIRGINIA WILLIAMS wills her ability to keep from getting so iealous to a certain Junior boy. BARRY WOLCOTT wills nothing since he hasn't got much. DON WOLFE wills his untried football talent all who can remain eligible. I BARBARA WARDEN wills her ability to shoot around corners to Tom, Ferge, and Lars. LEROY HARSCH wills room I5 back to Mrs. Minard. SHARON RUSSELL wills her liking for science to any- one who can talk and listen to at the same time.. JUDY WEMPLE tearfully wills her attraction for Cow: boys to anyone who can put up with their onery ways. PHYLLIS ABRAHAM Annual Staff 4. 5-...,j' DONALD J. BENZEL Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. Key Club 4, Annual staff 4, Pep Club 37 Junior class play 3, Paper staff 3, Class student council Representative 4, Junior-Senior banquet commit- tee 3. NENETTE MARIE BLAKE Efficiency itself. FHA 1-2-3-4, secretary 2, vice president 3, presi- dent 4, state convention delegate 2-3, GAA I-2-3, sports manager l, student council representative 2, awards chairman 3, bowling lg Drill team I-2-3, Pep Club I-2-3-47 FTA 2, Spanish Club 25 Science Club 2: Paper Staff 3, Sports Editor 3, Junior play cast 3, Prom committee 31 Study Hall Secretary 4, Annual editor 4, Librarian 3. Awards: English I, ll, Algebra, Civics, Home Ec. I, Biology, Spanish I, Chemistry. Speech is great, but silence is greater. JOANNE ALICE BARKER Quiet, demure, and very shy, but her grades are surely high. Poppy Poster Award-honorable mention. Awards: Typing I, Shorthand I. SHIRLEY LEE BOUCK A friendly smile for everyone. FHA 15 GAA 25 Pep Club 35 Paper staff 35 Annual staff 45 Prom committee 3, HELEN CAREEN BURNS Quiet around school, but you really don't know her. Chorus 1-2-35 Potpourri 1-2-35 Operetta 1-2-35 GAA 1-25 Drill team 15 bowling 15 Pep Club 35 Paper staff 35 Annual staff 45 Prom committee 35 Office secretary 4. Award: Typing I. l ROBERTA MARIE BURNS Quiet ways bespeak a modest mind. Chorus 1, Potpourri 1, Operetta 15 GAA 1-2, Drill team 1, bowling 15 Pep Club 2-45 FHA 15 Paper staff 35 Annual staff 45 Librarian 2-3-45 Prom com- mittee 35 Office secretary 3. Award: Typing l. SHARON JEAN COOK '1Man is a worm5 step on him. Chorus 1-2-3-4, treasurer 4, third triple trio 2, second triple trio 3-4, Operetta 1-2-3-4, Potpourri 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, secretary 35 GAA 1-2-3-4, secretary 1, president 35 Drill team 1-2-3-45 Junior play cast 35 Class Student Council Representative 35 Girls' State Alternate 35 Pep club 1-45 Paper staff 35 Annual staff 45 Prom co-chairman 35 FTA 2. Awards: English I, III5 Home Ec. l. MICHAELENE JEANEAN DOYLE A quiet tongue has a deep mind. Pep Club 2-4. BARBARA LOU COX Every girl is a volume, if you only knew how to read her. Chorus 'l-2-3-4, Potpourri l-2-3-4, Operetta l'2-3- 4, Third Triple Trio 2-3, Second Triple Trio 4, Pep Club I-3-4, FHA I-2, vice president 2, State Con- vention delegate 2, FTA 2-3-4, song leader 2, treasurer 37 Student Council Representative 4, Class treasurer 2, Junior play cast 3, Prom committee 3, Girls' State Alternate 3: Annual staff 4, Paper Editor 3, Office secretary 4, Chorus secretary 4. JANICE JANE DENNY f'Patience is the best remedy for every trial. Chorus l-2-3-4, Potpourri l-2-3-4, Operetta l-2-3- 4, B squad cheerleader I, A squad cheer- leader 2-3, FHA 1, District song leader I, State delegate 1, Pep Club l-2-3, Cheerleading award 3, Paper staff 3, Prom committee 3, Annual staff 4. DONALD RAY DR EAMER There's mischief in his eyes. Basketball I-2-3, Prom committee 3, Paper staff 3, Junior play stage crew 3, Pep Club 4, Librarian 4, Annual staff 4. 1 a STEVEN EMORY DYCHE Let not a woman's weapons stain my manly powers. Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Track I, Paper staff, Boys' State Delegate 3, Annual staff 4. Awards: Montana History, Civics, Algebra, General Science, English I, II, lll, Biology, World History, U. S. History, Physics. CAROLYN LEONA FORBES lf bad girls die young, she will live to be a hundred. Chorus l-2-3-4, Potpourri l-2-3-4, Operetta l-2-3-4, Third Triple Trio 2, Second Triple Trio 3, First Triple Trio 4, FHA 3, parliamentarian 3, Annual staff 4, Pep Club I-2-3, Latin Club 3-4, president 3, Paper staff 3, Science Club 2, Librarian 2-3-4, Study Hall secretary 4, Class secretary 3, Banquet committee 3. Awards: Home Ec. I, General Science, Typing I, Shorthand l. ROBERT B. FRAZER DONALD DUAINE FOX On studying he doesn't put forth too much labor he finds delight in tormenting his neighbor. FFA 'l-2-3-4, reporter 4, Junior play stage crew 3 Pep Club 4. His studies never interfere with his education. Basketball 1-3, Pep Club 2-4, Band l, Paper Staff 3, Science Club 2, Prom committee 3. it alive. GEORGE S. GROVER Study is a pastime, but why overdo it. Spanish Club 2: Student Council Representative 25 Science Club 25 Basketball 3-45 Class vice president 31 Class secretary 47 Paper staff 3, Annual staff 45 Pep Club 3-45 Prom committee 3. DARRYL CLIFFORD FROST Why take life seriously? You'll never get out of Track 3: Basketball 37 Science Club 25 Pep Club 25 Paper staff 37 Annual staff 4g Prom committee 3: Junior play stage crew 3. DORIS IRENE 'GREENFIELD One thing about the speed of lightg it always gets here too soon in the morning, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Potpourri I-2-3-4, Operetta I-2-3-45 FHA if Paper staff 3. ALVIE LEE HAGER Well-I guess I'll graduate this year. FFA I-2-3-Ag Junior play stage crew 3. ROBERT LEEROY HARDT He who laughs last laughs loudest. Track lg Chorus lg Potpourri lg Operetta 17 Science Club 2: Pep Club 2-47 Class vice president 27 Prom committee 37 Junior play stage crew 37 Paper staff 37 Annual staff 47 Office secretary 4. LEROY HARSCH He is a quiet man, but quite a man. Edgeley, North Dakota 'l-2-37 Football 37 Basket- ball 2j Freshman play 17 Boys' State Delegate 3. Al. J. HUMPHREY 1'Like a pondg still and deep. Science Club 27 Pep Club 2-37 FFA 1,47 Junior play stage crew 37 Annual staff 4. l JAMES E. HERBEL Study is a luxury in which I never indulge. FFA 1-2-3-4, treasurer 37 Student council represen tative 47 Class vice president 47 Pep Club 3-A Prom committee 37 Junior play cast 37 Track I Annual staff A. SYLVIA CLARA IRON Club l. CAROL ANN KERN Her welcome smile brings sunshine. Pep Club l-25 Chorus I-2-3-45 Potpourri 1-2-3-47 Operetta l-2-3-45 Junior class play 3. She is too agreeable to make an enemy. Chorus I-2-3-4, Potpourri I-2-3-4, Operetta 1-2-3- 4g FHA 1-2-3-4, treasurer 35 Librarian 3g Pep HARVEY Oh this learning! What a trial it is, FFA l-2-3-4. RUBY MAE KEHLER She's small, but so is dynamite. Chorus l-2-3-4, Potpourri 'l-2-3-4, Operetta I-2-3-4 Third Triple Trio 37 FHA I-4, voting delegate A Pep Club l-25 Junior play usher 3g Paper staff 3 Prom committee 3. D. KERN WILBUR L. KU KES JAMES EDWARD KOERBER A quick and ready smile, that's Jimmy. Class President i5 Class Treasurer 35 Team Man- ager l5 Science Club 25 Spanish Club 25 Pep Club 2-45 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 45 Junior Play Stage Crew 3. Award: English I. lm not afraid of anything, unless it's a woman. Class Treasurer i5 Class Student Council Represen- tative 25 Class President 35 Pep Club 3-4,- Vice President 35 Science Club 25 Basketball 3-45 Foot- ball 2-3-45 Boys' State Delegate 35 Junior Play Cast 35 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 45 Chorus 1-3- 45 Potpourri 'l-3-4, Operetta l-3-4, Second Octette 'l, First Octette 3-4, Choraliers 3-4, All-State Chorus 3, State Music Meet 35 Student Council President 4. Awards: Civics, Spanish I. nate 3. l s -miami Awards: Typing I, ll5 Shorthand l. FRANK L. LANE Better men may have lived, but I don't believe if. Class Vice President l5 Class President 25 Football 2-3-45 Basketball 35 Track l-2-35 Chorus 'l, Pot- pourri 'l, Operetta T5 Boys' State Alternate 35 Pep Club 45 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Key Club 4. Award: English II. SHARON KAY LIND lf you think she's quiet, you don't know her. Chorus l-25 Potpourri l-2, Operetta i-25 GAA 2-35 Bowling 2-35 Drill Team 2-35 Pep Club i-45 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 45 Junior Play Stage Crew 35 Prom Banquet Co-Chairman 35 Girls' State Alter- BEVERLY VIVIAN NOBLETT Wedding is a destiny, hanging likewise. Chorus I-2-35 Operetta 1-2-3, Potpourri I-2-35 Third Triple Trio 2-35 FHA If Paper Staff 35 An- nual Staff 4. Award: Home Ec Ill. JUDY ANN MARTIN Corridors are made in walk in, And for little girls to talk in. Class Secretary l-25 Pep Club l-2-3-4, President 4: FHA If Science Club 25 Spanish Club 27 Band I-2- 3-45 Librarian lg State Music Meet 25 Miles City Music Meet 21 Chorus 2-3-4, Potpourri 2-3-4, Oper- etta 2-3-45 Third Triple Trio 2-37 Annual Staff Ag Paper Staff 35 Prom Committee 37 Junior Play Cast 3. Award: English Ill. l RUBY MARTIN Transfer A. GARY DUANE NOYES Great men are known by the silence they keep. FFA 'I-2-3-45 Student Advisor 45 Stage Crew 3. The world is full of unhidden ioy ' RICHARD GEORGE OBIE Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help wherever he may. Science Club 25 Student Council Representative 25 Paper staff 35 Annual staff 45 Librarian 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Junior play stage crew 35 Student Coun- cil treasurer 4. JEANETTE MARIE OLENIK Indoor sports are all right if they go home at a reasonable hour. FTA 1-2-3-45 Librarian i5 Student Council Represen- tative 2, vice president 3, president 4, District president 35 Assistant Editor paper 35 Prom co- chairman 35 Class president 45 Office secretary l-2- 3-45 Chorus l-2-3-45 Potpourri l-2-3-45 Operetta l-2-3-45 Choraliers 3-4, treasurer 3, vice president 4, First Triple Trio 3-4, Third Triple Trio 2, State Music Meet 3, All-state chorus 35 Annual staff 45 Junior play stage crew 35 GAA 35 Pep Club 'l-2. Awards: English l, Home Ec. l, Typing l. l NAOMI PINKERTON Some claim she's bashful, others doubt it. Red Lodge, Montana l-25 Pep Club 2-3-4, Spanish Club l5 Annual staff 4. GARRY OWEN PITSCH 1'You can'r break the heart of a farmer. FFA I-2-3-4, secretary 45 Pep Club 45 Junior play stage crew 35 Paper staff 35 Annual staff 45 Prom Committee 3. Award: Typing l. IRVIN LLOYD PITSCH Hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil. FFA I-2-3-4, president 4, representative to national convention 4, state convention 3-45 Junior play stage crew 35 Prom committee 35 High school rodeo l'2-3-45 Pep Club 45 Annual staff 4. - LAWERENCE EDWARD PRETTY WEASEL An athlete who scores in more ways than one. Basketball 3-45 Track 3-45 lnterscholastic Track Meet 3-45 All-state basketball team 45 All-star Shrine game 4. BARBARA ANNE RADER - She's not looking for a husband, she wants a single man. GAA l-2-3-4, bowling l-2, Drill team l-2-3-4, JOAN ARLENE POLSON Small folks seem to fill a space that no other can replace. FHA 45 Pep Club 45 Chorus 2-3-45 Operetta 2-3-4, Potpourri 2-3-4, Second Triple Trio 2, First Triple Trio 3, Choraliers 3-4, Missoula Music Meet 3, All-state chorus 35 Librarian 3-45 Paper staff 35 Annual staff 45 Junior play stage crew 35 Prom committee 35 GAA 3. Awards Chairman 2, Historian 3, Student Council Representative 45 Pep Club l-2-3-45 Science Club 25 FTA 25 Band 3-45 Band Maiorette 25 Drum Ma- iorette 3-45 Maiorette Corps 25 Latin Club 3-45 Paper Staff 35 Annual staff 45 Junior play cast 35 Prom committee 35 Study Hall secretary 4. Award: Algebra. SHARON NADINE RUSSEL A charming maid with dainty ways, who believes that neatness always pays. Lodge Grass, Montana 'l-2-35 Chorus 2-35 Baton Twirler l-2-35 B squad cheerleader 35 Pep Club 'I-2-3-45 Bemolg Club 35 office secretary 25 FHA 45 GAA 35 Scholarship award 2-35 Glee Club l5 Annual Staff 45 Maiorettes 45 Junior play 3. MARY ELAINE SCHANAMAN Her giggle is contagious. Pep Club 35 Paper Staff 35 Chorus 3-45 Potpourri 3-4, Operetta 3-45 Annual staff 4. JAQUEBETH DARLENE SCHAUMAN Vivacious, bright, and very frank5 always ready for a midnight prank. Marmarth, North Dakota 1-25 Chorus 1-25 Sopho- more play 2. DARLENE JANE SCHELSKE She's good, but not too good to be lots of fun. Chorus 2-3-4, Potpourri 2-3-4, Operetta 2-3-4, Second Triple Trio 2, First Triple Trio 3-4, Choral- iers 3-4, State Music Meet 3, All-State Chorus 3, President 45 FHA I-2-3-4, Historian I-2, song leader 3, State convention 35 FTA 2, parliamen- tarian 25 Spanish Club 25 Science Club 2, secretary 25 Student Council secretary 3, Vice president 45 Pep Club 45 Paper staff 35 Junior play 35 Prom committee 35 Annual staff 45 Girls' State Delegate 35 Girls' State Hardinaires Trio 3. Awards: Spanish I, Typing l, Shorthand l. CECILIA MAY SIEMION Your nature is a truly happy one. Chorus 3-4, Potpourri 3-4, Operetta 3-45 Pep Club lp Prom committee 3: Junior play usher 35 An- nual Staff 4. CONSTANCE AGNES SCH NEI DER Why aren't they all contented, like me? Chorus 3-4, Potpourri 3-4, Operetta 3-45 GAA 35 FHA 45 Prom committee 35 Junior play committee 35 Annual staff 4. PATRICIA ANNE SCHULTZ She is here5 I hear her giggle. Chorus I-2-3-4, Potpourri I-2-3-4, Operetta l-2-3-4, Third Triple Trio 2, Second Triple Trio 3-45 FHA I-2-45 Office Secretary 35 GAA 3-45 Drill team 3-45 Pep Club 1-3-45 Paper Staff 35 Junior play usher 35 Annual Staff 45 Prom committee 3. I MARY LOUISE SLATTERY Attentive to her own affairs. Chorus I, Potpourri 1, Operetta ly FHA 15 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 45 Prom committee 3. RODNEY JAMES STOCKWELL A great man is never afraid to say 'I don't know.' Junior play cast 35 Science club 25 Band 1-2-3-4, vice president 45 State Music Meet 35 Prom com- mittee 35 Boys' State Alternate 35 Key Club 45 Annual Staff 4. VIRGINIA KAY SPRENGER Perhaps you think her shy, but iust note the twinkle in her eye. Chorus 1-2-3-4, Potpourri 1-2-3-4, Operetta 1-2-3- 4, Third Triple Trio 2, Second Triple Trio 3, First Triple Trio 45 FHA 15 Girls' State Delegate 35 Girls' State Hardinaires Trio 35 Prom committee 2-3. CLARRISSA IRENE TATE Always cheerful, always willing. tarian5 Chorus 1, Potpourri 1, Operetta 15 Pep Club 3-45 Junior play cast 35 Science Club 2. OCTAVA LOU ISE TATE She's always just her own sweet self. FHA 1-2-3-45 Science Club 25 GAA 1-35 Drill team 1-35 Pep Club 45 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff A5 Chorus 15 Spanish Club 2. GAA 1-25 Drill team 1-25 FHA 1-2-3-4, parliamen- Club 4. NELVETTE THREE lRONS She wears a smile that won't come off. GAA I-2-3-45 Drill team 1-2-3-45 bowling I-2-3-45 Band 3-45 Maiorettes 25 Annual Staff 4. JOSEPH MAX TENBEAR, JR. He's a man of great thought who doesn't talk an awful lor. Librarian 45 Science Club 25 Latin Club 45 Junior play stage crew 35 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 45 Boys' State Delegate 35 Prom committee 35 Key ERLISE THREE IRONS Her personality and shyness bring her many friends. Operetta I-2-3-4, Third Triple Trio 35 Maiorettes I-2. LYNN NORMAN TORSKE Wine, women, and song are getting me down. I guess l'lI have to give up singing. Chorus 2-3-4, Potpourri 2-3-4, Operetta 2-3,45 Student Council Representative 45 Junior play stage crew 35 Class treasurer 45 Prom committee 35 Junior play cast 35 Key Club 4. FHA I5 Pep Club I5 GAA l-25 Drill Team l-2: Bowling 1-25 Chorus I-253-4, Potpourri I-2-3-4, BARBARA ANN WARDEN Her greeting is always a pleasant smile. Laurel, Montana I-2-3, GAA 2-3, FHA I-2-3, Pep Club If Prom committee 35 Junior play com- mittee 3. 1-u amxamarmsraasiaMbrfssmrmwfes BONNIE ELLEN WAGNER More fun than a barrel of monkeys. Chorus I-2-3-4, Potpourri I-2-3-4, Operetta I-2-3-4, Third Triple Trio 2, Second Triple Trio 3, First Triple Trio 4, FHA I, Pep Club 3, Student Council Representative 3, Girls' State Delegate 3, Girls' State Harolinaires Trio 3. Award: Algebra. JUDY ANN WEMPLE Full of vim, pep, and fun, she's friendly with everyone. Sidney-Miles City, Montana 3, GAA I-2-3-4, Drill team I-2, Bowling I-2-4, Pep Club I-4, Chorus I-2, Operetta I-2, Potpourri I-2, Annual Staff Ag Junior play stage crew 3, Prom committee 3. VIRGINIA BEVERLY WILLIAMS A loyal companion, an excellent friend, an ear- nest worker, ancl true to the end. Chorus I-2-3-4, Operetta I-2-3-4, Potpourri I-2-3-4, Second Triple Trio 2, First Triple Trio 3, Choraliers 3, State Music Meet 3, Junior play usher 3, Pep Club I-4, Annual staff 4, FHA 4. I BARRY KENDALL WOLCOTT Why are not all men like me? Football 2-3-4, Basketball 3, Latin Club 3, Stu- dent Council Representative 3, Science Club 2, Pep Club 3-4, Junior Play Cast 3, Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Prom Committee 3. Award: World History EUGENE EDWARD TESKE We met him as a stranger, But hope to leave him as a friend. Transfer from Twin Falls, Idaho. ll lx 7 f DONALD F. WOLFE Stand back everyone-I will be great. Glendive, Montana I-2-3, Lettermen's Club 2-3, Toastmixer's Club 2-3, Thespians 2-3, Philians I-2-3, Football 2-3, Operetta 3-4, Track 2-3, Interscholastic Track Meet 2-3, Student Council Vice President 3, Basketball 4, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 4, Potpourri 4, Key Club 2-4, President 4. ,pf -1 f L N' Wi. T ff lx if i f M - Lie ffl lil - Z BABY DAYS Joanne Barker Donnie Benzel Neneffe Blake 5hi 'eY Balfck Heien Bums Roberta Burns Sharon Cook Barbara COX Janice Denny Michaelene Doyle Don Dreamer Steve Dyche I . 1 .. , 1 A 1 4 L' qw N - f iq ff? 25:4 2? I K x Lui x N. FOST M S A 5 X 5 4 . QPF' d , 45 ,if 2 in Yi!! Jlfwl' .x ,- -.. . XX N? ' 5 uw tr at Richard Obie Jeanie Olenick Naomi Pinkerton Garry Pitsch Irvin Pitsch Joan Polson Larry Pretty Weasel Barbara Rader 1+ - . Y .i 4 75 R 'T' 4 Jaquebeth Schauman Darlene Schelke Connie Schneider Patty Schultz like all S if be Wm ll 7 M3 ' I A 1 J f I 'lunar ,kr Cecilia Siemion Mary Slattery ROdV1f-By 5lOCl4WGll LOUiSe Tale Erlise Three Irons Nelvett Three Irons Lynn Torske Bonnie Wagner Judy Wernple Virginia Williams Barry Wolcott Don Wolfe M3 ' gr- Bob Frazer irine Tate Barbara Warden Wilbur Kukes M :HN . hi' -all .1 if lil ' 'lllll Hill s x. V' I I s X fri, fb W H V .nf wr, 2-fi-91 dl e.i.t:2f:55g J i W 'xff , 'LIE ini ua: X 2 u J y ' C' A V N X. , 'X Xi TRULY CONFIDENTIAL This month Truly Confidential delves into'the lives of top scientists: Our roving reporter has finally dis- covered the reason our rocket to the moon was late on its takeoff. Darryl Frost, a traveling research scientist, took some of the rockets for his new re- search. Scandalous!! Dr. Frank Lane, of Lane's Laboratories, who iust a few years ago held back Barbara Rader from becoming head lab technician has now taken the great re- search scientist, Dr. Steve Dyche and made him clean test tubes in Lane's laboratories. By the way, Dr. Dyche sometimes forgets. The great inventor, Virginia Sprenger, maker of the movie theater silencer, was seen out with Lynn Torske, that controversial personality who is leader of the movement to ban Vocational Agriculture from public schools. Caught in the act-Dr. Rodnerey Van Stockwell lchanged his name! was caught working on a new substance to take the place of money. Happy news-Dr. Joe Ten Bear, a great scientist working for the govern- ment, is engaged' to his assistant, Miss Sharon Russel. KERN SETS RECORD Miss Carol Kern has set the new world record for taking Shorthand. Further details in next month's issue. LUCKY AGAIN Don Dreamer's house was a com- plete loss last night when fire struck the building. However, he saved his famous printing press and his business will continue as usual. GROCER OF THE YEAR The United Grocers Association has named Mr. Bob Hardt Grocer of the Year. RECENT TEACHERS Miss Barbara Worden is initiating Hardin's new course of Anatomy. Miss Patti Schultz has returned to 38 I I I MAY T968 Hardin to take the post of assistant chemistry teacher under Mr. Tweed. Miss Carolyn Forbes has taken the position of English IV teacher at Crow Agency. Miss Elaine Schanaman, renown bop expert, is teaching dancing at Arthur Murry's in Billings. Professor Stumble has returned to the M.S.C. campus with his wife, the former Nenette Blake. Professor of American History at Burke University, Mr. Byron Bair, has attained a new secretary, Miss Roberta Burns. Don Wolfe is now working with Mr. Bair at the Custer Battlefield. BIG BUSINESS CAUCUS J. E. Big Koerber fhis legal name nowl, met with his partner, R. J. Obie, Saturday noon. It must be over the name for their new plane. Mr. Obie wants to call it the Tiger! FARM AND RANCH NEWS The D Bar Nothing Ranch of Becker has been bought by Scoffee heiress, Naomi Pinkerton. Judy Wemple is doing pretty well at her new position as breaking in at cook, etc. at the King Ranch in Siam. fa mous horse breeder Mary Slattery, and Alvie Hager famous breeder of coon hounds have come out with high honors at a recent animal show. Don Fox is lust growing old on his best farm with his wife, his former high school sweetheart. Gary Noyes has given up farming and is processing and selling his famous Moon Cheese. SHOW BUSINESS The new Gay Pairee el Polson at Montana's biggest city, St. Xavier, fea- tures Chezzaburgers by Nelvette Three Irons, of Jone's Pizza Pie fame. This establishment is owned by Ma- dame Polson. Wilbur Kukes has formed a troop with Janice Denny, former U.S.O. enter- tainer, and Darlene Schelske, former opera star. They have rapidly become the top commercial singers! Miss Connie Schneider has finished her new movie, You I Love, which also stars Stone CBobl Pitsch. Perpetual President of the James Dean Fan Club, Sharon Lind, wants Nov. 2 to be called James Dean Day. WASHINGTON SHORTS Senator Don Benzel is trying to pass his favorite legislation, making harems legal. lGuilty conscience, maybe?l Larry Pretty Weasel has his law de- gree and is entering the government service. They have finally found a place for Harvey Kern: he is under the Navy's wing in Antartica. Planning on a trip? Our roving re- porter has a suggestion. Hire Alvie Humphrey for all Amazon trips when you're in need for a head. Having trouble finding a mate? Well, that is Helen Burn's business. She is a marriage counselor supreme. Why, she found a husband for Shirley Bouch a few years back and now Shirley has several children. FAMOUS SPEAKING TOUR Dr. Wolcott has started on a speak- ing tour which will cover the United States and other foreign countries. Dr. Wolcott is the renown heart surgeon. BEAUTY SALON BUSINESS Miss Bonnie tablished her Beauty Salons, with headquarters in Boise, Idaho. Great! Wagner has at last es- nation-wide chain of LADY COPS IN THE NEWS Great Falls and Crow Agency have iust added to their staffs their first police women. They are: Miss Irene Tate in Great Falls and Miss Phylis Abraham. Miss Abraham is in charge of the safety of the flowers in the Crow Agency Park. LITTLE COGS IN INDUSTRY Miss Cecilia Simeon has been named the Top Taster of l968 by H. K. Baby Food Co. Miss Louise Tate has set a new com- pany record for the Twango Rubber- tipped Bobby Pin Co. She has put on more rubber tips than any other em- ployee. Miss Jacquebeth Schauman, employee of the Parket Game Co., has originated a new game for the company called Young Maid. SPO RTS On the first draft for professional basketball, Garry Pitsch was picked up by the Minneapolis Lakers. DISGUSTED Our editors are disgusted, no mat- ter how hard we tried we couIdn't find anything on Miss Erlise Three Irons. She is living in Seattle, Wash- ington and doing quite well. No scan- dal or feature at alll BROUGHT BEFORE COMMITTEE The former Sharon Cook was brought before the State Senate Committee. The charge was campaigning against sena- tors. MARRIED That controversial figure, Judy Mar- tin, has finally married. She married the president of the National Tall Men's Association. Judy is a For- tunate girll GETTING CLOSE famous Italian Count. next issue. MADAME NOBLETT'S CLOTHING FIRM is happy to announce: The addition of Mr. George Grober and Miss Sylvia Iron to her staff. Mr. Grover is the famous designer of that Lowered Look in Men's clothing and Miss Iron is the famous wedding dress designer. Remember, MADAME NOBLETT'S CLOTHING FIRM always tries to satisfy you, the customer. MADAME NOBLETT'S staff also has three great models at your disposal: Miss Jeanette Olenik, famous TalI Woman's model, Miss Virginia Williams, Parisan model and Miss Mickey Doyle formerly of Doyles in Billings 1 Need anything in the way of furniture? ee Eugene Teske Everything in the way of woodwork' You are invited to stop In the TESKE CARPENTRY SHOP i iisi I ' We are getting close to Miss Joanne X Barker. She has finally admitted she ' Today is the very private secretary for a A SECRET , Even after all the tries of our roving 5 ii L ,, reporter we can't find out what Doris - Greenfield is doing. She is keeping it a secret. Maybe we'll know in the WRITERS' CORNER Some new books to hit the bookstands soon: TITLE TYPE AUTHOR The Great One Auloblography James Herbal The Woes of Mechanical Drawing lNGeCl we SGYI Robert Ffalel' Cow Poking Western Ruby Kehler How to Teach Monsters Vocational Barbara Cox We think this is literary-Irvin Pitsch is still outlining chapters in Bookkeeping. 39 um- . anxmlnmuv W um .m-wf..r. ui , ,,ue1-mv vnmumnm Qmuvnmf mg umons N , W' I W ' Y 'N 1- . n wwM 5 1,9 ,J LLM , w 5, A X vw M I W M mwffvx W W w w .m ' ' 'M-' r' H ' MPM PS' wx 'F W Y WW 1 V lvl W nl I W., T W X ':J'?gWfiaiqW !,m j , 1', w wh W'H' W , W Nh, 1, v n-rum: .M ummm Rose Richard Floyd John Leona Barbara Abell Blankenship Bosfrorn Brendal Buchfink Campbell Pafricia Jesse Terry Campbell Cuellar Davis -fo Dale Drake Mop! Glo 4,7 '21 l 1' 59 0- 44,6 o fo 420 Q: f Robert Dewald Qc 'is '90 '4 JJ-4? 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Wem ghmugh this Showing signs of torture, KANGAROO CCURT Judge: Don Wolfe Prosecuting Attorney: Jirn Koerber Defense Attorney: Darryl Forst Sergeants-at-Arms: Frank Lane i Bob Hardt Jury: Members of the Senior Class l Which onc'??? Grand entry, Didn't help enough? We'll give a cheer. .f-u1.nw.':-nnvzszsnmrunrasrsm' :nun muff. f-ned.-ef f.v, ,eu ww f-fuss:-fxwsssuwcaasf JuNloR HIGH , aan gfawwnvn,-z:s'nur1,n -mwefrwnlmm 'E Q' f 1 3 :Kaz 4 wi '1'-'4xi1xL.E Arthur Alden Stella Arrcdondo Donalee Beary Linda Benzel Merle Big Medicine Q! A ' vv 5,415-.... Dick Bylund Pete Carleton Lynn Chambers Charley Connell Ronnie Davis Dona Donofrio linda Dornberger Dale Dysart Ervin Eckrnan Sally Edgar James Espinoza Sharon Farwell Dan Blake Susan Burns Ccornerl .lim Butoroc Kim Criswell Sharon Ebeling Phyllis Flack Barbara Fox Harvey Fox Richard Fox William Garcia Danny Gillen Earl Gray Robert Greenfreld Q5 5 . Qi ll K by if 'i gg . :,,. . fi i by P . -is J 'WF' lm R fl 5, ,- iii! I .v 'J' 'S' , :ggi 25.3 Sandra Korber John Grisliner Jim Grubbs Clinton He Does It Jerry Henley Arlene Heitzman Darryl Henning Barbara Greenwalf lcornerl Ronald Herf Allen Hochhalter Arlene Hochhalter Dennis Holds Terri Holmes Jerre Hobbs Bryan Huntington Angela lron Jeannie Jones Stephie Johnson Janet Holzworth Kenn Kephart Bonnie Kern Margaret Kleffner Harley Klein Ella Mae Kaufzman Carol Koyama Diana Landrie fdgff J mf-1' if ,gi is K. . K ,, lx ,, f we he ww 1 1 J '1-l. I v i ,. .,.. f l J J. X Z. i James Leavm Marie Lincoln Lucy Liffle Owl -l0l'H1 LOpez ,ev 0 'x .4 J i In 1 . Bcvcrly Maack Terry Marks Alyce Mason Katherine Nepper Janet Newell Toni Nurri Walter Old Elk lcornerl John Olenik Jacque Ottun Yuvonne Parker Dorothy Perkins na ,, , xv- ' A uh - rs 1 fo-u inn, 'Q Kerry Powers Gary Pretty Paint Barbara Redding Sharon Redding Larry Schelgkg Henry Schneider Lorraine Slater Larry Rowland Jan Rukavina Allen Salveson Ray Savage Patty Slattery Judy Sloan Robert Old Horn Eleanor Plenty Hoops Paul Roper Dale Schaak Gary Smith R I X i 'J ,tr J l -ew' X. 'F P is tk ' iw Richard Stahley is . .xg Carol Sterling Helen Starina lcornerl Rickey Sweeney Robert Tate Leroy Uffleman Shirley Williams Not shown Mickey Beary Wolfe Berg Elizabeth Bird ln Wiley Birkland Lucy Fighter Le Roy Frickle Myrna Howard Paf Sfevenson Linda Sfggkwell Eddie Strecker Ellagene Sun Goes Slow Dennis Swank Tyrone Ten Bear Clara Thorberg Karen Torske Linda Torske Jessie Valdez Jane Warden Jeanette Warden Pauline Wight Raymond White Robert Whittmyer Victoria Yarlott Joe Zeiler Grownd Bernadine Plenty Hawk Ilene Stimpson Darrell Zimmerman 52 M V .il 15: 1 Left to right: Sponsor, Mr. Ackerman, Shirley Williams, Secretary-Treasurer, Donalee Beary, Vice President, Margaret Kleffner, President, Sponsor, Mrs. Wilden. FROSH CLASS OFFICERS MISS SHARON FOOTE STUDENT TEACHERS Homg Vocational Agriculture Economics Shop Standing, left ro right: Sidney Fitch, Ronald Wolfe, Bobby Grover, Mr. Paulson, Teddy Elliot, Pat Kronmiller, Jerry Kent. Sitting: Margaret Kleffner, Pat Slattery, Shirley Wil- liams, Donalee Beary, Sharon Ebling, Linda Dornberger, Laura Swank, Maxine Kleffner. Front row: Sissy Thorberg, Carol Koyama, Helen Starina, Judy Sloan. -as E' MR. STEVE MORSE JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 63 f. N x X Q'-Pa ALI I ' an i 1 Adams, gad Bear, Big Lake, Bird ln Ground, Bogess, Bfllllfl, BUeCl1lel', Jimmy Mark Marcella Sampson Elizabeth Ann Leonard Glngef Burns, Loretta lcomerb Carlton, Robert Clampitt, Veronica Cuellar, Louise DeHaven, Curry, Donald Patricia Davis, Clarice ' I A x is iliiiaf V . Drake, Dixie Feller, Betty Lou FOX' Fire Bear, Victor James Fowler, Veta H , Frost, Cheryl Garcia, Mary Greenfield, ' Gookin, La Vonne -lUdY :KH j E Gonzales, Mary . f ibsiii Grover, Robert .. Hankel, Judy Helmann, Q' A, b' , Harding, Joan Penny - H Hathaway, David is ,N Hernandez, Pedro Johnson, Bryce Kehler, y Kehler, Laura Mariorie V Kehler, Mary K ll , J' G r Q ., Kimi MQW Key' A is i Q 1. . 1 , Bonnie F kLhW Q . , . fi Kleffner, Maxine Koyama, Thomas ,,,ff wb, w,.f' Q W' Link, Karen Mic-Ike, Marilyn Lonhard, Rodger lcorncrj Miller, Bcity Noi Afraid, Lorraine Picken, Laura Poirras, Carolee Raup, Barbara Ruegamer, JQhn Lockeifi LundberQ' Marlin, Mariirl, Mason, Melville, Billy Rmh Larfv Nancy Terry Gloria Moccasin, Veda Morning, Carol Moser, Loretta Nepper, Clara Oltun, Jon Parlier, Clara Pattyn, Frances Pedula, .loan Pierce, Kenneth Pitsch Donald Pitsch Riia Pitsch Xandra 1 Powers, Sandra Pretty On Top, Norman Pretty Weasel, Leonard Ramirez, Ida Reclden, Jean Redden, William Rice, Judy Rondeau, Tim Salveson, Dwain Samuelson, Sharon Schell, Judy Schanaman, Larry like vu-'Q ' ,N i RO M as A i me Not shown: Strecker, Jackie Wiebert, Betty Holds, Aloysius Iron, Kenneth Miller, Helen Miller, Sherryl Q Spomer, Therman Sprenger, Patricia Stray Calf, Emma Stobaugh, Nadine Steen, John Steinmetz, Linda Steinmetz, Florence Steinmetz, Larry Swank, Laura Tate, Marie Taylor, Bonnie Torske, Waiter Gayle, Wagner Wallin, Carol Watson, Roger Wheeler, Thelma White, Victoria Whit-tmeyer, Darvin Whittmeyer, Janice Zieler, Sandra I Z' f Z lx fu 4' '. W.. Q yn.. A J A' 'ff U if A' CQ-- X 'Sa z L' 'Q' 'ei 'ff ouf zn s S Q A af' H xl: ' f W 'x,Nf X-N.-'J Y 'WWW 'l 'Y'f T'x 24 X ur' ,l l fifffzrgi U Adler, Shirley Archer, Mike Arredondo, Cruz Ballensky, Gary Berg, Sheila Best, Judy Bowler, Richard Brown, Morry Brown, Terry Buchfink, Virginia Beuchler, Linda Burlison, Karen Carleton, Venita Chavez, Julia Clawson, Gary Cox, Mary Ellen Criswell, Sieven A Culp, David Q 1- nn' .- m g m 1 ' 'N new -af Mm.. ,, , E 5' . L, 4, - 1 Q' f xiii i 'ia ..., few Q 'Q' ? n f? 5 V l i,x,rr 2 L 151 - , as , , Davis, Barbara Davis, Susan Donges, Dennis Egnew, Bobby Espinoza, Raymond Fisher, Ernestine Fitch, Sidney Frickel, Allan Greenfield, .loan Gress, Clinton Hankel, Donna Harlin, Julianne Hauck, Jerry Heckel, Janice Heitzman, Marilyn Heller, Lillian Hernandez, Demetrio Hilstad, Wilma Hochhalter, Gary Hogan, Mardell Johnson, Royal Kehler, Karen Kennedy, Bill Kent, Jerry Kincaid, John Klein, Connie Koyama, Kathryn Kronrniller, Pat Kuchera, Louise Kukes, Sharon Kurtz, Gene Lang, Virginia Lessard, Larry Lockett, Patsy Ludrick, Judy Mclntyre, Mike Merry, Darlen Mindt, Doris Morrison, Doris Neuen, Homer Obie, Don Old Horn, Drew Parlier, Sharon Patton, Dana Pattyn, Charlene Rasmussen, Tereasa Reile, Audry Robertson, George Rosenow, Odessa Rowland, Kenneth Salveson, Betty Seader, Donna Sharpe, Pat Sperline, Gary Stenerson, Ronnie Stevenson, Rdbert Tate, Marcella Thorberg, Carol Torske, Darrell Wallace, Sterling Ward, Rusty Warden, Darlene Watson, David Watson, Walter Wheeler, Ethyl Wolcott, Beverly Wolcott, Sharon Wolfe, Roger Ziler, Gerald Ziler, Marilyn Zimmer, Ronald Davisson, Robert Gable, Richard Not shown: Boggess, Richard Guy, Marsha Hardt, Sandra Lautt, Gary Spomer, Richard in mae-symffnf-wxzwmmms ' annum, V 94 ,seamen Heigh-ho! Jing heigh-ho! unto the green holly,- Most friendship is feigning, most loving mere folly: Then, heigh-ho, the holly! Thi! life is most jolly! K SHAKESPEARE 1 X - E4 A mi::f.'i wav. an :-vm A 'ni aw- :wma-ff,J1, azxmfw STUDENT COUNCIL lr-H girl:-f Frank lane, Rodney Stockwell, Giforqo Grover, Boys' Smit: All0rnc'iTOS. Riqlir sirlv- Wilbur Kukcs, Joe Ten Bear, 511-vi: Dyihi-, Boys' Slate Delegates. First row: Bonnie Wagnvr, Dnrlcne Scbelske, Girls' Stall: Di-li-gales. Sifrond row: Bar- lmrn Cox, Sharon Lind, Sharon Cook, Girls' Shih: Allcrriiatr-5. First row: Nlr. Georgen, Sponsorg Richard Obie, Treasurer, Sharon Cook, Secrefaryg Darlene Scheslke, Vice President, Wilbur Kukes, President. Second row: Jerry Becker, Connie Gonzales, Barbara Rader, Barbara Cox, Carol Kern, Dick Ragland. Third row: Edwin Obie, Judy Allen, Jo- Anne Ellis, Jo Anne Heilzinan, Genie Thorberg, Janice Denny, Barry Wolocott, Fourrh row: Robert Hawks, Jim Herbel, Donnie Benzel, Lynn Torske, Joel Lani- mers. STATE DELEGATES JUN OFFICERS Bac wa Nw. Tweed, Sponsovg Soanne YXe'xK-Lman, Smdem C,oundxX Xlepwesemaikveg Bolkrm EWS, Secvekawy bliss ?.r'xcV-sen, Sponsor. Front town Pam Skenetson, Vveixdemg Okck Raghnd, Nlkce Pveixdemg Yixdoavd Xkzixset, Txeasxxew. Sponsor. From row: WM Yxoqohkxak, Vxeeixdemf Nxoena '5cXxeXX, evson, Sponsovg twffxss ?vdnaX, dem Covad Ylepvesemafwe. v Nw. Em NOeXX Sw Back row. Sec N1 Nao meta SSEEERS, OMORE ECRET Ames ,gun Y HALL lr CE S 1 Bob len h 'OW-' Jr Fx I From row 'eden He Bere?1, F, fn Koerb OF Gena' Mr.x2lxil5 Luellamsgggxixy My Collar. lake, NO,0Z2or:1:,w,. Carihnfgops how dd Back ,owz lgflzaky Maxinemg: patricia Ca D Jerry Nozbeff Barbell., George get l J anette OE Cox, M55 qmsf. Rader Ne 7 E bali! ' fleyf Bar e Burns, Front row: Mrs, Riebeth, Bonnie Miller, Shirley Gookin, Pat Stahley, Annita Stevens, Carolyn Forbes, Ruth Scott, Joan Polson, Roberta Burns, Mary Watson, Annita Veldez, Regina Robertson. Back row: Don Dreamer, Ted Maack, Harry Seader, John Spomer, Robert Siefert, Don Humphrey, Jerry Seader, Ray Newell, Robert Pedulla, Richard Obie, Joe Ten Bear, Edwin Obie, Robert Pinkerton. L I B R A R I - am mn li A GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Shirley Gookin, Sports Manager, Linda Dorn- berger, Junior High Student Council Representa- tivep Stevie Johnson, Historian, Genie Thorberg, President, Sharon Mehling, Vice President, Ala berta Schell, Drill Leader, Connie Warren, Secre- tary, Gloria Remmele, Bowling Secretary, Miss Painter, Sponsor. Second row: Terri Holmes, Linda Benzel, Judy Harris, Bonnie Miller, Connie Gonzales, Arredondo Stella, Dona Donafrio, Margaret Kleffner, Shirley Williams. Third row: Arlene Heitzman, Rosalie Lackman, Sharon Curry, Sharon Cook, Katie Engles, Judy Sloan, Barbra Fox, Linda Stockwell, Sally Edgar. Fourth row: Karen Torske, Jeanette Warden, Helen Starina, Jeanie Jones, Clara Thorberg, Sharon Ebeoling, Lynn Chambers, I4Jcy Fighter, Annita Knows Ground, Jane Fighter. Fighter, Jane Warden, Jeanette Chambers, Lynn Edgar, Sally Heitzman, Arlene Gonzales, Connie Miller, Bonnie DRILL TEAM Gloria Remmele, Alberta Schell, Katie Engles Drill Leaders Knows Ground Annita Starina, Helen Schultz, Patty Stockwell, Linda Donofrio, Dona Lackman, Rosalie Holmes, Terri Benzel, Linda First row: M. Kleffner, S. Thorberg, B, Cam- pcll, G. Rcmnele, Treasurer. Second row: A. Schell, Vice President, L. Chambers, J. Sloan, Junior High Student Council Rep., P. Cambell, J. Ten Bear, J. Netz, Secretary D. Byland. Third row: L. Dornberg, H. Starinar S. Johnson, J. Ellis, President, C. Laudberg, Fourth row T. Narre, R. Fox, E. Obie, C. Forbes, S. Tritschlcr, Fifth row: J. Zeilerr Mrs. Wildon, Sponsor. Sixth row: D. Dysart, J. Butorac, Mrs. Minard, Sponsor. Seventh low: L. Rowland, M, Beary, R. Wagner. Erqhth row: K. Torske, K. Engles, B. Rader. R. Scott, J. Zcttlc. LATIN CLUB 1 .af PAPER STAFF ,,,.,-- First row: M. Link, B. Miller, G. Thorberg, Assistant Editor, J. Ellis, R. Tritschler, M. Waston, J. Heitzman, M. Kurtz. Second row: D. Drake, R. Scott, L. Meinhardt, G. Rem- mele, D, Kirscheman, T. Davis, S. Rider, M. Kurt. Third row: R. Hawks, L. Bostrom, B. Lind, B. Campbell, L, Scheider, K. Kern, R. Kaiser, T. Maack. Fourth row: J. Nordquist, L. Jenkins, T. Maack, B. Dewald, C. Dumb- Ier, A. Hert, L. Lithander, R. Ganske, Fifth row: R, Old Horn, L. Snively, Miss Erick- sen, J. Simmons, A, Stevens, P. Stahley, B. Noblett, J. Barker, J. Zettle, C. Harding, S. Stevenson, S. Gookin, L, Zimmerman, C. Gonzales. Not shown: Don Ragland, Editor, D. Old Elk, T, Sloan, D. Egnew, D. Ragland, V. Wagenaar. BIG HORN ANNUAL STAFF Front row, left to right: Sharon Lind, Judy Wemple, Barbara Rader, Darlene Schelske, Don Wolfe, Editor-in-Chief NENETTE BLAKE Fanice Denny, Judy Martin, Patti Schultz, Virginia Williams. Second row: Sharon Russel, Roberta Burns, Mary Slattery, Sharon Cook, Barbara Cox, Joanne Barker, Virginia Sprenger, Don Fox, Irvin Pitsch, Richard Obie. Third row: Phyllis Abraham, Erlise Three Irons, Shirley Bouch, Louise Tate, Ruby Kehler, Garry Noyes, Jim Herbel, Alvie Hager, Don Dreamer, Lynn Torske. Fourth row: Nelvette Three Irons, Jacquebeth Shauman, Micky Doyle, Helen Burns, Naomi Pinkerton, Carol Kern, Doris Greenfield, Barbara Warden, Garry Pitsch, Joe Ten Bear, Dan Old Elk. Last row: Darryl Frost, Bob Frank Lane, Rodney Stockwell, Don Hardt, Jim Koerber, 'Barry Wolcott, Bob Frazer, Wilbur Kukes, Benzel. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Nenette Blake ASSOCIATE EDITORS Barbara Rader Darlene Schelske Carolyn Forbes BUSINESS MANAGER Janice Denny ART STAFF Don Benzel Don Dreamer AD STAFF Barry Wolcott George Grover Frank Lane Bob Frazer Joan Polson Janice Denny Don Dreamer Pl NG-PONG CREW LAY-OUT STAFF Rodney Stockwell Don Dreamer Joe Ten Bear Judy Martin Bonnie Wagner Richard Obie Jeanie Olenik Sponsor MRS. MINARD TYPING Judy Martin Patti Schultz Jeanie Olenik Mary Slattery Virginia Williams Phyllis Abraham Nelvette Three Irons Judy Wemple Sharon Russel Joanne Barker Patti Schultz Bonnie Wagner Sharon Cook Richard Obie Steve Dyche Bob Hardt Virginia Sprenger Don Fox Wilbur Kukes Ruby Kehler Judy Martin Don Dreamer Judy Wemple Sharon Russel George Grover Frank Lane Barry Wolcott Virginia Williams Roberta Burns Connie Schnieder Joanne Barker Mary Slattery Barbara Cox Sharon Lind Virginia Williams Carol Kern Helen Burns Cecilia Simion Darryll Frost Connie Schnieder Jim Herbel Jaquebeth Schauman Doris Greenfield Garry Pitsch Elaine Schanaman Louise Tate Joanne Barker Sylivia lion Irvin Pitsch Don Dreamer Phyllis Abraham Sharon Russel Joe Ten Bear K, i i FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA i ' , X 1 ,Q K. s . xi Y' I ' .N ,wit GJ Back row, left to right: Jacque Ottun, Terri Holmes, Donalee Beary, Judy Sloan, Jeanie Jones, Linda Torske, Margaret Kleffner, Helen Starina, Karen Torske. First row: Kaye Torske, Song Leader, Janice Simmons, Parliamentarian, Barbara Cox, Student Council Representative, Janie Maack, Treasurer, Sharon Curry, Historian, Linda Criswell, Gloria Remmele, Secretary, Alberta Sohell, Librarian, Ken Kephardt. The Future Teacher movement grew out of the Horace Mann Centennial in 1937 when it was established by the N.E.A. Assembly. The Lucia Darling F.T.A. Club of Hardin High School was chartered in February of l954. The F.T.A. Club seeked to enable its members to study and to identify the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which are basic or related to successful teaching, to acquire an understanding of the history and development of our public schools, their purposes and obiectives, and an appreciation of the contributions they have made to our democratic, tree society, to secure accurate information on vocational Seated: JoAnn Heitzman, Vice President, Jeanie Olenik, President. l opportunities in education, and the special competences required, to aid in self- evaluation, to participate in prevocational activities which are both exploratory and development in nature. Furthermore, the F.T.A. Club seeks to enable the teaching profession to develop selective recruitment programs, to identity capable candidates for teaching and to motivate them to choose appropriate fields of preparation, to offer potential teachers appropriate experiences which will help them develop readiness for college programs of teacher education, to achieve and maintain a balanced supply of qualified teachers. EP CLUB S dra Torske' Treasurer, Jd Martin- Vice President, Donalee Beary, Secretary, an , ' Junior Student Council Rep., Sharon OFFICERS: President, u y , Sydney Zeiler, Senior Student Council Rep., Darlene Kirschenmann, Ebelingg Sponsor, Miss Prchal. The Pep Club is every bit that its name implies. Its purpose is to promote better school spirit and sportsmanship in Hardin School. The Pep Club has had many enthusiastic and interested members this past year who have given their time and talent to make the club's proiects the success that they were. Some of the proiects were: decorating the gymnasium with pennants bearing the name of each member ot the class A conference, sponsoring a bus to the Laurel football game, sponsor- ing a dance after the Billings Central basketball game, presenting pep skits at the pep rallies, and buying new megaphones for the cheerleaders. 4m 'ir ,' .Q iz ww -ty, I' 7 ' gn' Om 2- ? '70 X, 1 656 ,K A ui. f T sb l 4' Z A -5' A' Q 91 C '7 . 51 ' S 9 pay orc, P, Q. Cfln S, 80.6, 'Iyar' o 6 O' en f9,J If-9 f fo 'Ps '11 ,0 Ur f COOUSC' EC' C6616 fo f, Ufgnhey J 91-y NF? ,903 lu 6076 060 Dye CIT J '?v fox, SI r Ud ., eff, F 06 f eff: r W- S! 1776 G,-r lf 6,1 A f ff A , S , it S -3 Z., OL- In fi, 4dv,3or T!7edQZ7uf,c'7?'efsfOCZP ,M Ll P,ysCZ'e1vf Co . re pl 9,0 , J I.. rue , p 4,0 A ,, if of, e,E W res. of 506, Clfzaahal Sfengl Dafa agahagdenc, Sep., Sr, Gm, '34 Sci, 5 D 069 ea 160 , A 70 04,4 GM- ff do ff f 'U' ' 'Db Ha 'G' .fOUffgYU,hD6:146ackfYaZi,ey Sgfarfbgks Ijgadq, S 'ow S11 ' frf or ' We 6 fo' em 4. fer Harp for , I ,Ulf Cobol res! lqefh ry ey OW- fe f de f ,4- , 441-7,48 'fern 'D5dO9:'39e,OL2' JSI? Done? , f f a Way o,, CO e 1' ,c . O' OU - , y. I7 F r Illlll- 'F 'Sf O!O,S9f2dS,l'l cgi Swgffle, gi Zh' .ali eng 674. .folyhffl ,VO efdec fveffey' ' ' of SD Yes le,O s -- 56014, 0079 I ,906 if ' fy, C Io ef, -Q 5'-52: -. - 446 Sfyoffef -,i - Ai,-: I-1: om The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of boys studying voca- tional agriculture in public high schools. Organized in i928 it has provided further training for members in farmer-citizenship. The F.F.A. is an intracurricular activity having its origin and root in school cur- riculum vocational agriculture. Members learn through active participation how to conduct and take a part in a public meeting, to speak in public, to buy and sell cooperatively, to solve their own problems, to finance themselves and to assume civic responsibility. The Future Farmers of America is a non-profit, non-political farm youth organiza- tion of voluntary membership which strives for development of leadership, the building of permanent agriculture, and the improvement of country life. The F.F.A. is IOOOA, American in its ideals and has no secrecy in connection with any of its activities. National headquarters of F.F.A. are located in the Agricultural Education Branch, Office of Education, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. National Con- ventions are held annually in Kansas City, Missouri. X, Ep ,xi '1 Q., ni ,P- ... J WQMAKFRS NEW H0 QNX ,bo o, KX i., E 70 S 'ff at . O xo? fo . x1'iYQml v. Pai i-W' nav' X. me 93333 A253338 wciioi gem .den W: vxefi - fi. Kgyiteff Scwxel ond 'O X QLe9O nxafta T' ' SQL , gi r Ygffte X nit! U-50' Cpfxnle 'XSOT' . crew Perl QT V e Xe view' mae' -1 'Adv 5 Wm. Wie east 'Let' ' , XJKKW ox Sie .XNel ' B019 'Bonnie txdnh I Budtl XJQEXC' uw' Niiriafwext, CiZldfie.Ulj:IZm 5:js4BY'KeY,Xer.Dovo,Xti gint fin, Clara l - ' K. . s ' xepe Q xanax Diane Het I .RQ Y ,xoi Sge Not Nmycr, lasmerr xvoftsi V Pytenesenqakivixorxa amen wlrexartl- , V 3a0el WL me Tlftlee POXSOG-X Vseple5XovJ Xi Von. S yes Se ' H., .4 2 MU ' Erxise 3039 U00 5 l Ka . EYNQ I ' .li y row x SC 'ni M. C0 G08 SW ue gafvamsl Yana Nxath WS Ytacswdeni e gun vxqwer, .dem X46 . f . tit -gxa xe'9'r0l axe-L, Exxageft xane U West Q '5taX'xXextgvK521:nRe Gonzarkef around' 'New' xjice V nr 0 he . Sn Thlld 'O farm vfesldellaiwi Talon yxoflpixe Hake' deii oo Neve SQTNQ xea rnaftr The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization designed for girls who have taken or are taking Home Economics. lt helps to guide them towards positions in the Home Economics fields and also shows them how to be better citizens by working and cooperating as a group. They learn leadership and meet many other girls through their F.H.A. experiences. This year the Hardin F.H.A. group has accomplished quite a bit. During the summer they decorated a float for the rodeo parade. They hope to keep this up as an annual event. The school year was started off by the initiating of members. They also helped to start a new chapter in Lodge Grass and initiate their members. A lot was learned about F.H.A. at the District lV Convention at Warden which the Hardin and Lodge Grass F,H.A.'s attended together. Another doll raffle was on the agenda next. The girls made clothes for twin dolls and the chapter father, Mr. Showman, donated a nice big trunk. The F.H.A. group also served lunches for the new Key Club. Christmas was cele- brated by a party to which parents were invited. The New Year was started off by a surprise shower for one of the members Then FHA served the n l b f . . . . an ua anquet or the F.F.A. members. The highlight of the spring was the State Convention. Four girls from Hardin attended the Convention and it was quite an honor for all of them. The year was ended by a Parent-Daughter Banquet at which the four top officers for 1959 were installed. . 44 -g, g -5 S .is wg KEY CLUB Ins! row, Belly Abell, Minnie little Light, Sidney Zylrrr, Pearl Hcrt, Judy Allen. Swmid row: Shirley Williams, Jeanie Jones, Rose Abell, Mary Rickard, Judy Sloan, Con- nir: Warren. ,aff g -c ri ' W Y 1 ,lf X N -111 , ,,,. , ff ,fo if lc, 'f R'-V 211. ,1 First row: Garry Pitsch, JoJo McArthur, Vice President, Dick Ragland, Student Coun- cil Rep,g Don Wolfe, President, Dick Egnew, Robert Pinkerton, Edwin Obie, Irvin Pitsch, Richard Obie, Mr. Bair, Sponsor, Second row: Donnie Benzel, Don Ragland, Secre- tary, Dick Salyer, Don Dreamer, Bob Frazer, Lynn Torske, Frank Lane, Joe Ten Bear, Jerry Becker. Third row: Jimmy Netz, Bob Dewald, Wilbur Kukes, Jim Herbel, Rodney Stockwell, Tim Sloan, Jim Torske, Robert Hawks, Charles Lunberg, Richie Kaiser. MAJORETTES O1 BAND First row: J, Martin, J. Heitzman, S. Cook, S. Johnson, C. Sterling, R. Stockwell, G. Remmele, K. Engles J. Slattery, D. Beary, K. Kern. Second row: A. Heitzman, C. Thorberg, M. Kleffnor, C. Ufflernan, K. Koyma P. Lockett, S. Hardt, N. Three Irons, S. Gookin, S. Clawson, N. Martin, A. Hochhalter. Third row: J Simmons, L. Zimmerman, S. Korber, L. Benzel, L. Stockwell, H. Starina, S. Thorberg, G. Ballensky, P Kronmiller, C. Lundberg, R. Hawks, G. Thorberg. Fourth row: K. Kephardt, J. Fox, R. Lenhard, L. Slater B. Lockett, G. Sperline, R. Savage, G. Hochhalter, M. Mclnfyre, R. Ward, P. Herdanez, Fifth row: Mr Solazzi, C. Wallin, S. Mehling, P. Herdanez, J. Schell, L. Chambers, D. Kirscheman, C. Harding, B. Rader PERCUSSION C Wallin S Mehling, D. er ancz .l Schell, L. Chambers D Kirschen- man C Harding. WOODWINDS First row: J. Martin, J. Heitzeman, S, Cook S. Johnson, C. Sterling, R. Stockwell, D Beary, K. Kern. Second row: G. Remmele K. Engles, J. Slattery, A. Heitzman, C. Thor berg, M. Kleffner, C. Uffleman, K. Koyma S. Hardt, N. Three Irons. Third row: H Starina, S. Thorberg, G, Ballensky, S Gookin, S. Clawson, N, Martin, A. Hoch halter, J. Ludrick, P. Lockett. BRASS First row: J. Simmons, L. Zimmermm, S. Korber, L. Benzel, L. Stockwell, J. Fox, R. Lenhard, K. Kephardt. Second row: L. Slater, B. Logkett, G. Sperline, R. Savage, G. Hoch- halter, M. Mclntyre, R. Ward, P. Kronmiller, C. Lundberg, R. Hawks, G. Thorberg. Third row: P. Herdanez if 'wi s 1 E .. f ,. , ' 'F - Ll Q M ' Q Q' 2 'zz ti, - .f , f fx:-wi-f' ' ' , - ' , ' 5 vm AX TSX, W x if V 5 il x mv f Y X- 1 . X im, 1 :A 732-L f L 2, 51335. 'ff'-L. N- X , . -nh wf Lsf vi? 'E ,- 7 Q99 ' dy. ..,. ., 1 i g if I . 1 a- f, 4. Q Mi wah- A , - sk va .. 2 ql 5 5 A VW 2 gi 86 -ed? W . X. A 3' 5, A .ii .,,, -k.V LW. , , Lf 1:32 fflf fl.Zi'f , Q th ggi k? 1 M mg i if f Lf, ,s 1 e g f 1 5-Q x f' fy l I. 1 . y 1 Q, , I u S 5. 6 L fd ff I id 'Tpx rivfl fp x ' , I f Y, R K ,V v -., ,,r. lsw Um N' ,sk vi Q 15 fm H ix, r 2 . , 5 .f X f, M , X ,Y IST OCTETTE Left to right: Danny Old Elk, Wil- bur Kukes, Bobby Dewald, Ray Ganske, Dick Ragland, Don Rag- land, Mick Sloan, and Joel Lam- mers. X2 ix. . x K I xl v Cl X I A Y .X I - Q ig ' , a 3 W, 2- B If bl., I I .I t W ll A 1.i il ff I' . iaal W 5 5 I x 1 IST TRIPLE TRIO Left to right: Virginia Sprenger, Carolyn Forbes, Bonnie Wagner, Bonnie Miller, Darlene Schelske, Joan Polson, Leona Buchfink, Sane dra Torske, Jeanette Olenik. SENIOR GIRLS' QUARTET Bonnie Wagner wx Jeanette Olenik ,RX Carolyn Forbes Darlene Schelske N r X I ex Aff? W if . f .K , fif I , by r 1 2ND TRIPLE TRIO Left to right: Pat Schultz, Arlene Hochhalter, Barbara Cox, Sharon Cook, Judy Harris, Darlene Kirsch- enmann, LaVerne Zimmerman, Sharon Mehling, Judy Zettle, Janice Simmons. sq I S, 2ND OCTETTE Left to right: Dick Egnew, Jim Netz, Edwin Obie, James McAr- thur, Bobby Schoen, Gary Smith, Bill Kogolshak, Larry Schelske, James Torske. 3RD TRIPLE TRIO Left ro right: Karen Torske, Gloria Remele, Sydney Zeller, Terri Holmes, Carol Koyama, Paulette Wight, Mary Rickard, Margaret Kleffner, Linda Stockwell, Kay 5 Q Torske. ' x it 'I' l T' y 4 my 5 I Sli K s ' 'Ki .rl H 1d . What!!! A Senior kneela ing To a Sophomore. Mmmmmm! Looks good. Say, who is the person in The middle. Hear no evil, loops! one extra onel, see no evil, speak no evil. Fine way to do the dishes. Queen of Sheba Three monkeys scratch- ing on a log. Calling all Fairies. Say, don't drink it all at OnCe. What is Schoen up to now. assist x X x N Where are my slippers? Rings on his toes. Heap biglwarriorl Sleeping like a baby. f ir ? -gf X X X s X 35 lx as Greatest play cast ever? Great mechanic of to- morrow? Bathing Beauties? Looks natural. Giant of Jack and the Bean Stalk. mm as ssmmammmz. uzmnmw ATHLETICS ' fm. :sw f x mmnasza -pm-'-mv ww mn .-.wx va 'zum-num . 1 SQUAD FOOTBALL v i 3 . 39 Z Back row: Jesse Cueller, Bob Tate, Everett Davis, Bryan Huntington, Paul Stenerson, Jim Torske, Dick Egnew Greg Johnson, Tim Sloan, Mick Sloan, Bill Kogolshak, Don Ragland, Dick Salyer, Chuck Williams, Coach Front row: Ron Schilreff, Dick Ragland, Lloyd Old Coyote, Steve Dyche, Barry Wolcott, Wilbur Kukes Frank Lane, Don Wolfe, Dan Old Elk, Darrell Heitzman, Jo Jo McArthur, Roy Schmidt. Sept. Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov SCHEDULE AND RECORD 6fLivingston l3-Miles City 27-Hardin 4-Lewistown l l-Hardin 18-Sidney 25-Hardin . l-Glendive 7-Hardin . Hardin 'l3 Hardin 12 Glascow O Hardin .. O Laurel . , i9 Hardin . .., . . 6 Great Falls Central . 33 Hardin . . . . 6 Billings Central QM FRANK LANE Senior Tackle LLOYD OLD coYoTE STEVE DYCHE Senior Quarterback DON WOLFE Senior Halfback W BARRY WOLCOTT Senior Quarterback WILBUR KU KES Senior Center DANNY OLD ELK Junior End TIM SLOAN Junior Fullback Junior Tackle JIM TORSKE Junior Guard nuns...-...- MICK SLOAN Jimior End DICK RAGLAND Junior Haifback DARRELL HEITZMAN Junior RON SCHILREFF BILL KOGOLSHAK Junior Halfback I, ROY SCHMIDT Sophomore Halfback ,I DON RAGLAND Junior Center Sophomore Guard BRYAN HUNTINGTON EVERETT DAVIS Freshman Sophomore Guard TGCIQIC BOB TATE Freshman Halfback 4 4 O 006 GREGG JOHNSON Junlor Tackle Qu ,X OM fd O I OV I . ' ' XP, u an v , V! 4? P. S SQUAD FCCJTBALL . K N31 S - cy AQ. . km S w 'RAN s . i 5 i if J F c . S sag. fs. . Mn Firsr row, left to right: Ray Savage, Richie Kaiser, Rickey Sweeny, Danny Gillan, Dennis Swank, Jim Butorac, Dale Dysarf, Second row: Terry Maeks, Jimmy Grubbs, Jim Netz, Walier Old Elk, Nick Michalek, Floys Gable, Dick Bylund, Nelson Wallace, Mr. Ackerman, Coach. U Z 1 , X ' 'p I fp J' Q ' f S L P-1 'O e E - Q mx A ' N , 5 ax f f '1' 4 ,' j 'ff V X ri 4 ,, 4, . f H 3 X K S I 42713, 1. 1 71 Af AA ' A I z-wxmk . Qlx ' Y 'ix K H . . 1' 5 J I ..,- 3 A ' -'4. M! I' ' -J lx xffl? . A, j fwu 4-5 xx CHEERLEADERS K SQUAD Syndey Zegle, Neifa Torske Left to right: Syndey Zeiler, Neifa Torske, Karen Kern, Connie Warren. Connie Warren Karen Kern B SQUAD i Left to righr: Sissy Thorberg, Judy Sloan, Sharon Ebling, Karen Torske. SQUAD BASKETBALL 7 X-I 3,3 Standing, left to right: Dick Salyer, Don Wolfe, Steve Dyche, Wilbur Kukes, Jim Torske, Floyd Bastrom, Lloyd Old Cayote, George Grover, Darrell Heitzman, Paul Stenerson, Dick Ragland, Jo-.lo McArthur. Front row: Coach, Casey Emersong Manager, Frank Lane. A SQUAD BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. 29-fHardin at Lodge Grass Nov. 30 Sheridan at Hardin Dec. Dec Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 13 -Hardin at Sidney 14 Hardin at Glasgow 20 Great Falls Central at Hardin 21f-Havre at Hardin 37 Lodge Grass at Hardin 1Of-Hardin at Laurel 11f--'Hardin at Lewistown 17, Hardin at Billings Central 24fMiles City at Hardin Q5 Glendive at Hardin 31A Hardin at Havre Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar Mar 1-Hardin at Great Falls Central 7fGlasgow at Hardin 8eSidney at Hardin 21-Laurel at Hardin 22-Lewistown at Hardin 28-Hardin at Glendive 1fHardin at Miles City 7-Billings Central at Hardin 13-15-State A Basketball Tournament at Great Falls ,, .40 Ip. 1,2 ' i .. . 11:5 EEF - - '- if . 'I an lm...- 9 i,. I Ee ,x .-mf., -nf L' x M o X -Y , 2' .. I A SQUAD BASKETBALL Standing, left to right: Roy Schmidt, Jim Netz, Jerry Becker, Henry Old Horn, Mickey Beary, Merle Bad Bear, Joel Lammers, Richard Kaiser, Nelson Wallace, Kerry Powers, Mr. Williams, Coach. Kneeling: Darrell Zimmerman, Manager. E My xf f' 41 X IA .SA . mf ? v i f , F33 F rw x Thif nhozfe all - to thine own Jeff he true, And it muff follow, df the night the day, Thou fnnft not then he falye to any nznn. SHAKESPEARE asm fum.: fnrfu. 'K 11. 1-Vfmazggwn fawvmn an Congralulaiions +o Ihe Class of '58 A 'L I all MARTIN . A I MARTIN .Q , ,E f, I Il Congrafulafions 'Io 'I'he Class of '58 From DR. AND MRS. ' ANDERSON N., I I Oofif f-4.1 BURKS' TRUCKING FRED BU RKS Owner Q K 1 J 'FN Ji - ' E -fs 2, IFTTFI f gal Alba' f E wx. W .I ' 1 ll, M'ETlN'S WESTERN STORE The Home of Qualify Wes+ern Wear PHONE 380 ANTHONY'S Famous Thruouf This Enfire Area for Values Clofhing, Shoes Dry Goods ,, f a -- . f J H f'. Livesfoclr and General Trucking Hardin, Monfana Phone 470 End 'Ihe Las'r Greaf Chore in Your Home Wifh an IRONRITE AUTOMATIC IRONER HARDIN HARDWARE FARMER'S UNION ASSOCIATION Pefroleum ProcIuc'I's, Hardware PHONE 27 Tires and Ba'H'eries HARDIN. MONTANA For all your banking needs - And now - Free 'ro all cusfomers, personal imprinl' on beau'l'iful new checks - While you wail Gel' on 'lhe SAVINGS BAND WAGON BIG HORN COUNTY STATE BANK HARDIN, MONTANA An lndependeni' Home Owned Bank 22, In'l'eres'I' Paid on All Savings Accounfs F Y Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. MOTOROLA G. E. AND 5 CORONADO 3 TELEVISION f GAMBLES 5 The Friendly Sfore Hardin, Moniana LOGAN GOOKIN, Owner Q B COngra+ula+ions +o 'lhe Class of I958 DR. W. F. MCFARLAND DYGERT TRUCKING Bes+ Our Wes+ Enriched Flour g PANOAKE AND WAFFLE Mix ' BISCUIT MIX-WHEAT CEREAL SHERIDAN Service Wifh Sa+isfac+ion FLOURING MILLS' 'NC' Ph 23' Sheridan-General Offices one PHONE I0-WYOMING HARDlN MONTANA Tomahaw-The Logical Seed 'lo Use Congrafulafions fo fhe H.H.S. l958 Grad. Big Horn Empire's MONTANA POWER CO. Largesi' Furni+ure Siore SOLAZZVS Live Q Be++er KING KOIL MAYTAG LANE Elewfhally BEDDING WASHERS CEDAR CHESTS F I' H I P 9 u ouse ower Phone 32 Hardin V Q are HORN f 'T NPLEMENT 5115 jjj B083 sfiviisns I CHEVRON ,,,,,,,, ...- PHONE 30I 7. I Y, Yffj X r . f - ' ' R W Clean M- . f Con9ra+ula+ions R mg l-35vlA-All-f g fo fhe Class of '58 HARDIN RADIATOR SHOP John Hochhalfer, Prop. Au'ro Glass Au+o Body Work Phone 686-W P.O. Box 513 MR. AND MRS. H' O' WHEELER E HARDIN, MONTANA E- TO sun ' .!. 5 A YOUR I 0 ,Y-9l'f f TASTE mm P fin i a+ +he 'ZH qi A. a R. CAFE ,b Hardin, Monfana Lluugruiulutiuns .,'V, U graduating class . . o E I .-.,f W A' 1:l'2j211E'1Q:,-O '..A K. J! K .--ui' Q .. .-.- ' :Av HOLLY SUGAR CORPORATION 'Sf S' DIORISSETTE 'S STATE FARM INSURANCE -I ' aw-,V ,-N..- ., U- , , . ln T gun :I ng! I r- I - It M i-2 MORlSSETTE'S Hardin Monfana STATE FARM INSURANCE R G ROQE etqi 4 014.8 Y Q I 9 Mi.S A , Ei .... -Q JF, mf fl fr KELLY'S FOODTOWN STORE Hardin, Monfana K free . Dah , Plan Now l on Thai' New Home . Ask Aboui Our Free Plan Service oi MBE AEDNLU Fi Vw' QA uuowavz -mm Everyfhmg fo Build Anyilnng UeO ABCT ePyPIa SKY VU THEATER . ,ii 153125 ' .-'11 511' ' .g.-gl 10. -1' u 5 A I.. A .8 I . if cs 3 A If ukfl AS . Plf ' 21.f:ir:.i ood Healfh and Forfune DR. J. I. WESTPHAL AND DR. T. L. KITTS Il BECKER HOTEL The Best in Friendly Service HARDIN, MONTANA CNE Svcs: SEQVICE Jqsws. H WEST SIDE GROCERY ,gf AND SERVICE U ST. XAVIER GARAGE General Repair Arc and Acefylene Welding O. E. ROBERTSON Propriefor ST. XAVIER. MONTANA 1 occlDENT ELEVATOR Hardin, Monfana HARRIS-HELMANN AGENCY Our Business Is Your Pro+ec+ion 23V2 Wesi' Third S+. Tele. 520 shfl Laci, - - Usflhl T All Kinds of Insurance HARDIN. MONTANA f.-fer 'HMA s Yau. 'Uri O +. W HH ADCO INC. Manufacfuring CI1emis'l's Since I 908 SEDALIAg MISSOURI. U.S.A. MR. O. D. SHIVELY M onfana Represenfaiive Wedding Announcemenis Social and -Business Prinfing Loose Leaf and Bound Bookkeeping Sysfems THE TROTT PRINTING CO. Babcock Theafer Bldg. Phone 3-348I BILLINGS, MONTANA Congrafulafions Class of '58 'ik A . G 'Q 'ff-w I I II ix I fl i MR. AND MRS. BERT W. KRONMILLER 61? GOOD FDDI Ziff ef il 92 4157 R if X X km iF?7fWhMD 1-ii My Lid Uusi Food. l look! drhcw wh In WH? P- Y eau JKC , NL, CAFE Sttoiucri' Ili BYLUND'S JEWELRY STORE Congra+ula'rions Seniors -f A Complimenfs of HARDIN ' TRIBUNE-HERALD Phone Your Home+own Newspaper -ff Publishing-Phone 8-Job Prin+ing lj . as ll T' 9 I ,V . I 4 31551 Q Wafches-Diamonds-Silverware-Giffs ,Y ,45,,wJ ' Bes+ of Luck 'ro The Class of '58 DAN D. AND JOE ZEILER, Props. Lockers Processing ,-L.---K Eli O W ., O 0 o LERS SW B W MEATS RADIO sr TV SERVICE A QR JT HARDIN 4K ,T 3 MEAT ' H 4 MARKET i.TJ'D'RlcK's Hardin' Mon+ana Dry Goods-Noiions Cloihing and Furnishings We Make a Specialfy of Shoes. All Goods Boughf and Sold for Cash. Phone II6 HARDIN, MONTANA BARBER SHOP fflfxw '31 4116 za - -T6 I 5 up ' uf, Q -luuwuuliw ' 4- rf. 2-1-1-3-3-2-Q-i-2-t '41-2323: Q - ' -2-i-3-i.:-Qcfasi-...-fffi-ei'' .' - STANDARD SEED I II' 'f:' I :' . 'l ' ?- I ' CO' - - , -3.2.1 YOU' Q 5,3 .I Purina X --I :umhg Dealer 5 tif. g no:..f'?If'-.sw ' - s...:-,', 6+ S FEDERATED STORE IF l'l S GOOD FOOU fpfgf-.f'fEfN1f-wg,-q Nx2.,,X3 'Qu 'Aga'-- ii SERNICEHSQ' fm' ,A 1 egg, ,E+ iv N . -c' .., 'J A IS OUR STCCKMAN CAFE I - . 'o rmsr uick Snack or Full Course Dinner THOUGHT I3 Easi' Third SI. Hardin, Mont T ALICE KOGALSHAK, Prop. CongraIuIa+ions, Class of '58 From MONTANA-DAKOTA STAHI-EESRACTOR UTILITIES CO. In fhe Communify 'Io Serve Farm Equipmeni' Paris and Services P.O. Box I27 Hardin, Mont 7Zatu'Z6oa4 UI I DAIRY Plzooucrs SAUNDER5 LUMBER af ,, CQMPANY BIRDS I DAIRY SERVICE NMQXIM rl: fh,,,.-,- Congra'ruIa+ions Class of '58 RESERVATION RANCHERS Insurance for a Purpose and JOE NURRE FARMERS COOPERATION Hardin ' 440 INSURANCE SERVICE, INC CongraI'uIaI'ions Io- 'Ihe GraduaI'ing Class DR. L. G. FILPPULA SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT AT THE THIRD STREET BARBER SHOP Pickup and Deli y PHONE I94 STA-NU process The Miracle Finish 1 FISCH BACK'S CLEAN ERS voun fnounns 44 VAIIISII BILL'S SKELLY is-S, Qfgnfwni SERVICE -ei HARDIN AUTO CC. ig 8 The Home of the Famous V-8's AMERlCA'S BEST BUY-LONG LIFE-SERVICE AND BEAUTY America's greaiesl securH'y res+s in our youfh-you have an obli- gafion fo fhis greai' heri+age. Besi' of success, Seniors-You go on learning +0 go forfh +o serve. HENRY S. RUEGAMER 1- . - e Ellllll ,Q gu.. 5 vlunnum vw' X 4 5 l ,,,-,,,. vflffw' -.f X A ' UAEPENDABLE Q 5 x5,-Q ' onueelsr I J BARKER DRUG co. LAMMERS HARDIN ELECTRIC PLUMBING AND ' Gjiaffgges Q Refrigera+ors 0 APPLIANCE REPAIRING Joe Lammers Hardin, Mont LIVE BETTER El.ECTRlCAl.LY Phone 228 Carl Norclquisi' J Sfop MUDD FDR ,Q WHEN INTHE 6+ L '- Af Q 'll CHUCKWAGON CAFE Wag I PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. of Billings ancl Fral'EiidLl::ilEei of Pepsi-Cola, NesbiH s Orange Hires, and Canada Dry A sis HORN COMMUNITY .105- i f CENTER AND SNACK BAR Bowling al' Hs Besl' 6 LANES TO SERVE YOU HARDIN , PHOTO SERVICE -Congratulations- Class of '58 MAY YOU GO ON TO SUCCESS AND FORTUNE AND MANY THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE OF THE PAST YOURS FOR CONTINUED SERVICE L. J. TINTINGER, JR., Owner 309 N. Cen'rer Hardin, Mon+ana WW voun snncu :uns Y w M Lf , X- Q S:-f' L? f 5' SAGE MOTEL Bes+ Wishes Class of I958 I fgal-. FARMING CORP. HARDIN. MONT. BIG HORN FERTILIZER SERVICE ..Q- Q Wi BIREIPNHSIINT Sf ,,gff uuulu FERTIUZERS Disfribufors for Anhydrous Ammonia INH-31 AII Solid Forms of Feriilizers PHONE 09-R-2 09-J-3 4I'L'f- 1 i I ' MILES 8. ULMER co N ' BOLES AVIATION SERVICE Sales and Service Crop Spraying Phone 444 Char+er Service HARDIN, MONTANA . See fhe New I958 Moforamic Chevrolef af GRAHAM STAUNTON More People Drive Chevroleis Than Any Ofher Car! More Value . . . Tha'I s Why! , C , an X1 I Q -QQHQX f' ,U Z S ug! . .vwgn 15531 QzYZ5i91x,.. . - ' 11X.fUg-.HX wa Ky f .-ig? ARCH I E's Img-' BIG HORN DRUG CO r Y I ! I Q, 4, J - X' .Z Your Personal Pharmacist HARDIN, MONTANA M. , cw fbffgfwf 6, V BUNNY'S Q' N BEAUTY , 'A SALON VIC K S MOTEL CROW MERCANTILE co. C2Ti:a'::a12 S wlLuAM wATr, Prop. Fresh Meals, Groceries Dry GOOCIS JACK GREENFIELD RON IVERSON CROW AGENCY' MONTANA Chief of Police Mayor PROPANE Boflled or Bull: ,I ,N Q BRowN's 17' OIL 81 GAS, INC. 5, pil Q hy w BULK PLANT ' Tanks 0 Furnaces and Space Healing 0 Range and Wafer Healers Mobilgas-Oils-Appliances For Service or Insfallafion Prgpane-BQHIed Gag-Buiane PHONE l3l WHOLESALE - RETAIL O BROWN'S PROPANE 81 APPLIANCE, INC. Sur+ha O. Brown Res. Ph. 278 Serving Big Horn Counfy and Adiaceni' Areas Farm and Ranch Deliveries RAILROAD HARDIN Farm Delivery Service COMPLETE LINES OF FUEL OILS SURTHA O. BROWN Res. Ph. 278 Railroad Phone Hardin I3I I23 HOME OF THE SWEPTWING DODGE TRIANGLE Morok co. DODGE PLYMOUTH Phone 368 Congrarularionsl Ever remember your dufy 'l'o yourself and your counfry. If belongs fo vou. FOX SERVICENTER Q i 'F KX 1? Y QE' 'A i f JUST TO REMIND YOU ll l We are ever iniereslecl in your progress and accomplishmenis and will be wafching 'l'l-sis grad- uaiing class of I958 wirh hope and admirarion- Congralularions. FOX OIL COMPANY Ad? C . , 0 ongrafulahons S :S . Class of l958 BEAUTY R 6 SHOP X A, EI? RICKER DRUG N ST. XAVIER nest roucv Q ' MERCANTILE E :TMAQ2 C' AND , , fc! I SA VE ip tg ' AT STORE 2 BEN Kuao 'fm A ' V'A- 1 ' ' C CHARLES EGNEW INS REM Brand Names Thai' Are Tops C HAMB ERS ROY CHAMBERS 'L Q EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING Lev ALDRICH 81 CO. Qs 4:22 I X I-is D MAYS SW E T Z R DL RICHARDSON-SMALL P co :Nc CAM ' cusTER iffy + M f -'-- 211259 ww PETERSON PraH' Low TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Canned Foods General Merchandise Qualify Foods and Meais Telephone 3-3626 BILLINGS, MONTANA CROW AGENCY. MONTANA I ,if -if -4 4331 Qi' '25 me ' ig .5-. -gr.. n V .nv - g '52 .Kali '52 ' - ,Sm . ' 1.1 5 , 'in , -- gm Q - -1 .-.'- f ' A 1- A 551' 51 , 571 iff:-f '- V f . E?5i 'if' 'Z ' V .Q - :iii :aai 41 3:13 Eiga, 0 'S' if !'1zl 'gli ' V l ' 1 ' A 1 5 ,X -3-. ,,. - ,ag G ' - -' E A i ' ' His- ,W 2 3 .. - Q .Z-.3-. jd 1, L F!!-1 .- aL , :- -if -'Fl' 1+ - f if 4 .2 E C ea-- E- go ? -E Y-Y l ' CONTINENTAL OIL CO. Besi' Wishes 'Io 'I'he Seniors TAKE CHURCH OF GOD A 202 No. Crow The Church of 'Ihe Chrisiian Broiherhood Hour . 4 Hear ii' over KGHL 1-0 WQRSHH3 on Sunday morning a+ 8:30 .4:5521'ff5fff5fffffif55f- 35Ef55fff'ffififijgfglgfQ. B DI STANDARD U S ' STANDARD SEE US Ii E-I3 QW' Ie f 7 V If of .2 AT H ESTED'S Congra+uIa+ions +o I'he Class of '58 BULLIS MCRTUARY Law Offices STANTON 8: WILSON HOVLAND Good Luck +o Ihe Hardin Seniors HAROLD G. STANTON ROBERT H. WILSON RICHARD B. HOVLAND Phone 298 Hardin, Mont Guaranieed by Good Housekeeping Culligans diffs' XG LEO COLSTAD 702 2nd W. Hardin FISH CONSTRUCTICN COMPANY The Bes+ Places Use Our Music Sysfems LOCKETT MUSIC SERVICE HARDIN. MONTANA Phone 652 FJ - : I egg: I BEN ee ,Sean-I' As. AT LAMMERS Phone I27 for BIG HORN X E co Cify or Farm Delivery I HOSPITAL 'C- '- Congrafulafions P E. s. McINTYPE Se 'o'sI , X HOLMES P4 PLUMBING AND X G. x HEATING 15 N X9 . 7: M FLORAL lg Wm . ON COMP? Congrafulahons fo GN I' Q, fhe Graduafing Class oe 'ami 94 HARDIN BAKERY Wedding and Birihday Cakes Founfain Lunches Fresh Baked Goods ,fi C ,I Y safu safs IL 1 .Ia -:aff ' sofa To i ' ' GARRY OWEN f eee MERCANTILE LEAVITT L1 CLEANERS Fig. FIRST NATIONAL BANK F ff Ng Savin s Accoun+ . ,... M at Y i Checiiing Accounf QD Trus+ Service ' ' ' Commercial and lnsfalmenf Loan Service f EM!- X Safe Deposii' Service f9i5i23?l3 BILLINGS. MONT. QL,,3 flffylfwj 'f , U O, 4140 1 W ff' uf? 'Sf I29 ,. lflf vin , X Ml-mg ry: ff Q4 QNW H Q 894 ,l 0, i f Nfmo g,,Y 1 do 0 ? W gx ' , QQ v 11 A A i Q 0 AL nj Ari 'ex Zi XJ E4 M' Xu ' ff Eprls E :I X Bair ,: A? p.1p.u'6- ,. ' tfffl i f , 79 cj ' 1 5 ' Tina or-ruovn-playing Uqqir' 'A ' P-ffl +25 E f Hr Q ,. 1 KQN' ' QxALwfaIIIiHQ M' D , . 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Another crack like that, Meade, and I'll deck ya! Wait a minute, Somebody Carry this pop in. September by the calendar, but May in our souls. Awem f f-me , M now, ,,,. W ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,C.c.JMf,,,sM,t..s , 1.s.......... L IN SCHOOL Doris Greenfield Sharon Cook Barbara Rader Barbara Cox Richard Obie Donnie Benzel Bev Noblett Nenette Blake Wilbur Kukes -v-W ,. , -1- ... ,..- , W. f al. 3,4r .rQ ' .s bv BHOW lrfmr mw, If-lr Yo rvqlnv, smrvmq fourflw from loft- Dick Ragland, DILBERT, Wilbur Kukos, WILBERT, lynn lorskv, HENRI, Jr-.mmrltc Olumk, MISS MELISSA CROCKERg Dick Egnew, ARTIE WlNTERSETg Darlene fiflu-Ial-1-, JEAN BOOMIR, Don Ragland, CARL OTTO THE PRINCE OE PILSONH, Mick Sloan, JAKE HOOMIR, Carolyn Forbes, NANCY ADAMS, Sharon Cook, SIDONEJ Don Wolfe, FRANCOIS, 32. gli lf, THE OF CLASS 0 Q -1, F F fq' mg! 4523 L U i wif if 4 i i X i Back row: Frank Lane, Don Wolfe, Gary Noyes, Barry Wolcott, Darryl Frosf, George Grover. Second row: James Koerber, Eugene Teske, Carolyn Forbes, Joe Ten Bear, Jim Herbel, Darlene Schelske. Third row: Nelveiie Three Irons, LeRoy Harsch, Irene Tate, Jaquebefh Schauman, Michaelene Doyle, Cecilia Siemion, Patti Schultz, Elaine Schanaman. Front row: Garry Pitsch, Alvie Hager, Richard Obie, Phyllis Abraham, Barbara Rader, Janice Denny, Sharon Russel, Mary Slaiiery. f ,X mvvxlfix in WHATS ' A LOOK Tyyilel y lljllgl NEXT? l TO THE i l 5 P- .i Furuize il V l 199 ffl? -- X Z ,HQ , ,,, .J 958 1 no bi i i pl U fbi S. -4. i 5 t Q If ff' Bark row' larry Pretty Weasel, Bob Hardt, Wilbur Kukes, Robert Frazer, Donnie Benzel, Harvey Kern, Steven Dyehe, Second row: Sylvia Iron, Erlise Three Irons, Virginia Sprenger, Lynn Torske, Nenette Blake, Sharon linrl, Carol Kern. Third row: Connie Schneider, Jeannette Olenik, Don Fox, Sharon Cook, Barbara Cox, B.irb.ur.i Warden, Irvin Pitsch, Joanne Barker, Front row: Judy Wemple, Virginia Williams, Bonnie Wagner, Doris Greenlielrl, Joan Polson, Louise Tate, Ruby Kohler, Judy Martin. Not shown: Helen Burns, Roberta Burns, Don Dreamer, Beverly Noblett, Naomi Pinkerton, Rodney Stockwell. f' Do ' , , . CN 1 A aww ' f J ai 1 i 1i 3M f U vsp ,, 'ff , w e -k ,lil X N f -A W ll J ' ll, ka ,J- ' N li' - , J ffl fffh x FJ l I M: f ,V 0 Q' a Sal Y., lf w i ' - , 1 l X ' ' Q. b ' 1 MAN B RO fs - 'U This is only a small part of the entertainment at the FIRST AN- NUAL ROMAN BANQUET put on by the Latin Club. The members of the Club, dressed as Romans, were entertained by slaves Ceighth graders? in true Roman style. The Latin Club plans to make this an annual event for every spring. W1 HCNOR E1 . N 'buf ' ss 'T ,R Da, NATIONAL Oleftl 1 Me., ie-nvjjg ,Owl Honor: socievv 5 Wilbur D Che. Nl' . I Front 'O X 0' i . jgel L3n1fherxgnd,Skeven xgydnev Zelle ay Martin- S 5 Back fowllske, D00 Rag Sharon Cook' ene Blake, lu K ' f lefte Sche Kai' lorskel Forbes' Nan .T I' Heiilman' mle. Calolvn 7 U Q Gloria Rem 4 q W QX The National Honor Society was ,organized this spring in Hardin High School. 5 L The local chapter has not been given a name yet. The purposes of the organization is to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the developement of character in the students of Hardin High School. Membership in this chapter is based upon scholar- ship, service, leadership, and character. There are three types of members: proba- tionary, active, and graduate. The graduate members have no vote. Active mem- bers become graduate members at graduation. Probationary members, if they main- tain high standards, may become active members in their Junior year. Any probationary or active member who falls below the standards which were the basis for his election to membership shall be dropped from the chapter upon the recom- mendation of the council. The emblem of the society, shown above, may come as a gift, a personal purchase, or an award. ln this case it is an award. However, the title to the emblem rests with the chapter of which he is a member, and, therefore, the emblem can, on the motion of the council, be taken away from the member. The first meeting of the Hardin Chapter was held on Wednesday, May 21, l958. Present and future officers were elected as follows: PRESENT OFFICERS FUTURE OFFICERS Steve Dyche President Don Ragland President Wilbur Kukes Vice President Sydney Zeiler Vice President Judy Martin Secretary Joanne Heitzman Secreta ry D.A.R. Award A HONOR STUDENTS DARLENE scHELsKE Salvfafoffafi Valedictorian NENETTE BLAKE Betty Crocker Homemaker Award HELEN BURNS HIGH SCHOOL WEEK Back row: Barry Wolcott, Wilbur Kukes, Steve Dyche. Front row: Judy Martin, Jeanie Olenik, Nenette Blake. STEVE DYCHE JEANNETTE OLENIK COLLEGE AWARDS NAMES Nenette Blake Steven Dyche Jeanette Olenik Carolyn Forbes Wilbur Kukes Barry Wolcott Joe Ten Bear Barbara Cox Larry Pretty Weasel AWARD Greater University of Montana Honor Scholarship Athletic Scholarship Scholarship for highest Catholic girl Church of God Scholarship High School Week Scholarship tor highest in Class A Greater University of Montana Honor Scholarship Scholarship for highest Catholic boy Scholarship Grant from American Missionary Association- Congregational Churches of America Scholarship Grant Athletic Scholarship COLLEGE Montana State College Rocky Mountain College Carroll College Anderson College Montana State College Carroll College Linfield Montana State College .- 4 .A -.L 'M I 0 :Q , 4 Q Y , ,fn iw-' 1 4 r f .f'Qg,V .5 1,3 18-ge' 1 'ff' ,.. 4 3' 1 5-.A .V X niwr fi , . I , -'HJ fax. ,-. gif. Y I ' 1 , r 2 L urn.: ns , 5 .Y ' Q -x if M, Q1 W' .1 1 r .J -0 ' 1 . 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