Harlowton High School - Engineer Yearbook (Harlowton, MT)

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Juniors John Poirier Pres. Joe Kotan Horace Massing George Bergenheimer V. Pres. Sec.-Treas. Mamie Doyen Laila Fritz Alice Fulton Carl Lee Mary Jane Lunney Betty McCullough Dean Lucas Floyd Miller

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Senior Class History FRESHMAN YEAR We entered Harlo High September 4, 1945, built the “H” September 8, 1945 and were initiated (remember the boys in dad’s undies?) in October. Our class officers were: president Eddie Ross; vice president, Don Sivertson; secretary treasurer, Elberta Spogen; student reprsentative, Paul Muneta; sponsor, Val Glynn. Dorothy Sivertson was our representative to the Hallowe’en Carnival. Our first Class day was May 23, 1946. SOPHOMORE YEAR We began our second year by initiating the Frosh. Bertie Spogen and Jimmie Knight were chosen cheerleaders. Class officers were: president, Jimmie Knight: v.ce president, Sydney Muir; secretary treasurer, Phyllis Bird; sponsor J. Van Johnson. Several boys received silver footballs for their performance at Worden. Bertie Spogen was a candidate for queen at the Hallowe’en Carnival. JUNIOR YEAR Our officers were: president, Jim Knight; vice president, Glen Taylor; secretary treasurer, Joyce Furgason; sponsor, Miss Peg McNally. Bertie Spogen, Jean Anderson and Jean Eubanks were the cheerleaders. Student Council members were Jim Knight, vice president; Joyce Furgason. treasurer; and Glen Taylor. The queen of the Hallowe’en Carnival was Jean Anderson. We presented the play “Uncertain Wings’’ and also won the March of Dimes contest. The Junior Prom was May 1. Glen Taylor and Don Sivertson won blue ribbons at High School Week. Joyce Furgason went to Girls’ State and Paul Muneta, Don Sivertson and Glen Taylor attended Boys’ State. Pat Kingham was delegate for Harvest Queen. SENIOR YEAR Class officers were: president, Glen Taylor: vice president George Cowie; secretary treasurer, Joyce Furgason; sponsor. Miss McNally and then Miss MacKenzie. Student Council members were: Glen Taylor, president; Dorothy Sivertson, secretary; Joyce Furgason, treasurer; Don Sivertson, Paul Muneta. Elberta Spogen was again a cheerleader. Phyllis Bird was queen at the Hallowe’en Carnival. Don Sivertson was captain of the football team. We gave the play “The Nutt Family’’, and again won the March of Dimes contest. Sadie Hawkins Day was initiated in the fall. Sneak Day was April 26. 1949. We went to Billings May 6 for Senior Day. High School Week representatives were: Joyce Furgason, Dorothy Sivertson, Helen Law and Glen Taylor. The Prom was May 14. The Senior Banquet was May 16, Baccalaureate on May 22 with Rev. Ray Mathsen as speaker; and Commencement May 25 with Val Glynn. Dean of Men at Montana State College, former Harlo superintendent, speaker. Dorothy Sivertson, Jean Eubanks, Committee Senior Class Song By THERESA GIBSON TUNE: FAR AWAY PLACES Never again shall we tread down your halls, Through with your classes are we. But dear Harlo high school though we be far away, We’ll always cherish thee. Futures are calling and we must take leave. Close bv your side would we stay, But if higher places we would hope to achieve, We must answer that call today. No memories more precious than we hold in hand. We’ll keep them in our hearts And seal them secure with the key of our love, And keep them for days unforseen. Our school has prepared us to take the next step On the ladder that we must all climb. But from higher places we will look down and say, High school days sublime.

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Pauline Quigley Rosalie Ortwein Joann Rietz Daloris Ringhand Ethel Ringhand Evelina Ringhand Zelma Smart Bill Warner r Helen Willard Dick Willems August Winsky Tom Yamamoto