Havre High School - Blue Pony Yearbook (Havre, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1954 volume:

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' 1 Q ,E Q ,,'X IJ- .,u.,sf.lsv xwhwk .A .!x.ixx' 1 J 1 , 'vvvu Q' 4 Pr'nc'PCl s Message Q l should lrlce here merely to quote the Yrrst Prm Code otProless1onal Ethtcs ot the Natxorlal The prtmary obhqatron ot chrldren youth to c Eclucatron Ass the teachmq protessrorx rs and adults m the pursuxt ol lcrxowledqe a prepare them m ways ol democracy to help them to become happy usetul sell supportmq cmzens The ultrmate strenqth ot the matron hes m the socral resporxsrbrlrty economrc competence and moral strength ot the mclwrdual Ptmerlcan lt rs my hope that your hxqh school taculty lultrllmq thrs oblrqatrorx ROBERT H WYUE. . 0 1 lple ot the ' ' ' ' octattorx. ' ' ' ' ' ' to qulde ' , ' ' nd skills, Q . . . . . i I I I I . Q l I The year 1954 hnd th SuPerlntel1dent S MeSSage s our people and the rest of e world wtth many problems st1ll unsolved We smcerely hope we have prepared those ol you who are qraduattnq with a reasonable understandtnq of those problems so you may take your place wzth others who w1ll carry on the battle for a better World Our country wtll be wattrnq also for undergraduates Pr you who are epare yoursel you w1ll pla ves well for the part y We need more well tratned leaders w1th a qenutne deszre to work for the good I I wtsh ag o Amertca am to thank have and com pltm contnbuted s ent those who o much of thetr ttme and effort to make tms Blue Pony posslble Good luclc to all of you Smcerely WARREN E S TEGNER I 0 , f . , y . . 1 t t5 6 VIE' Mr Byron Holt Mrs. Mary Ashline, Clerk Walter Olson Chcurman Mr Leonard Ormseth Stanford Robms School Board Mr Guy Maberry Miss Betty Browne BA University of Montana English 9 10 Thespians lun lor Advisor C I Carlson B A M A St Olaf Col lege Vandercook College of Music Chr cago Band Band Board Freshman Advisor Mrs Eleanor Dahl BS BE University of Minnesota Iowa State College Home Economics I F H A lumor Advisor My Wylie? Librarian Tusco Heath - Montana State College, University of Montana. English 10, ll: World History: Director of All School Play: Director of Iunior Class Play: Box- ing Clubg Senior Advisor. R. B. I-luss-B,A., ME., Concordia Col- lege, University ot Montana. Algebrag Physics: Chemistry: lunior Advisor. Faculty Marie De Laitsch BA St Olaf Uni versity of Colorado B Adolph Khes B S North Dakota State College UH1VeYS1lY of Washmqton Un1 versxty of Montana G e o m e t r y Ad vanced Algebra T1 mer for Athletxcs Iunxor AdV1SOY lv'rs Lo kwcod B A Intermountam Col leoe UHIVQTSITY of Montana Uruversxty cf XVGSLLIUQQ n S c1al Scrence 9 Almcre Ma hescn BM Concorcha Col lege Umverstty cf Sou herrz Calxiorma Gxrls Vocal M1xed Chorr Grrls Octet Faculty B rl ra Iarmeson BS Unlversxty of I1 vw n Gxrls PE G A L Counselor Freshman Adv1sor Robert lenkms BSC Montana State Cclleqe Amencan I-hstory Socxal Scx ence 12 Intramural Baske ball Semor Advtsor L A Lawrence BA Montana State College Unxverslty of Montana Enqlxsh ll 12 Speech De b at e Sophomore Advxsor Howard I. Moon-B.S., Montana State College, University ot Washington, Ore' gon State College. General Shopp Me- chanical Drawingg Advanced Wood- work: Algebrag Sophomore Advisor. Fred Ritter-Montana School of Mines, California State College, Montana State College. Trade Training: Athletic Ticket Activities. g-4 I. F Rouhmek A B Nebraska State Teachers College University of Ne braska University ol Colorado Montana S t ate University Montana State Col lege Biology Social Science 9 Senior Advisor Leonard Seehnger Vtlisconsin Univer s ity of Michigan Montana State Col lege Boys P E So cial Science 9 H Club Freshman Ad visor Doris Slaaten BS Minot Stat Teach ers College Shorthand ll Typing ll Iournalism Bookkeeping Freshman AJ visor Mrs ri t n r A rslu F me F ncmics ll Faculty BS University of Club Square Dance Q9 KIOD Mr Charles Van Garden B S a Crosse Tea hers College NV1s onsm General Business Gener l M1 lncrnfrt rcs Assrstan Foot ball Coach Asszs B a s lc e t B a l C o a c h Freshman Advxsor IN s Betty I-Iarnfton ' Se re l llrrm Lnd S col s Faculty ss J y ana Stae Unrlersr y L IJ rsre d Pom rs Cl-'r ncel Engltsln 9 Enqlxsh ll Spamsh 2 Annual Freshrn n Adnsor Diff! ...-J Mr Irm Nard B S Montana State Um vezsrty Montana State College Umver srty of WISCONSIN Drrvers Trarmnq Soclal Studres 9 Blue Pony C ach Sophomore Advrsor M S B a lt e l in arfl n B S on Cc ca Typrn I Slr thand Spur C ull c Club X S Q. 5 X , Q' 1 ' s gr af' . N BOB GUNDERSON Senior President Classes DON MANUEL .lden Courrcrl President DON IOHNSON Iunior President KENIII F!-.'AAO4A S pkcrrrc e Pres er 'Pl-'dvi KATO n Pr sr nt BERNARD ARMSTFONG Blue Moosc Da es are my favorrte lrmt Foothall Spur Club 3 Club 7 Prom Commrttee Sorroc Commrttr e Pre shman Imttatxon Cormmttee ,xg FRED BAKER Romeo 15 my mlddle name Stamrede 3 lumor Class Play Ia ra mural Basketball 3 DICK BANKS Trrckster Oh o a ess all day and dance all mqh' Stam ede 4 Key Club L 3 4 H uh 4 Footballl 2 3 4 aske alll 3 Tra 2 3 Soxree Cornmxttee BETTY LOU BEATTY I ts re' r he rx bl, remem ered than nobly born Pe L :J 4 , C Secretary Treasurer 4 G A l. l 7 3 4 G A I Trea urer 3 4 Natronal Honor So re 4 Grrls C orbs 2 Prom Committee Soxree Commtt ee SENIORS 427 EARL ALLISON, D1ck. There IS a lztile btt of bad tn every good httle boy. Stampede 4' Spur Club 3, 47 Key Club 2, 3, 47 Student Council Alternate I' lunior Class Playg Student Government Day, Cnty Alderman 3. ALVA ANDERSON Al vays B nd l 4 3 smtle tor everybody IUPE A R R I O I A Dark bro n eyes a e dar aerous thmqs and otten keep us 'rom aet mg .vmas Transfer from Havre Cen ra Chotr 1 ? Grrls Glee Club 2 S udent Cou ml 9 P Cornmt C6 Qolr eC r'm1 C if GERDA EAITRSCH She a 'mend t everyone ard e eryo e1s a 'rx rd o S arnpede 4 G A I. 4 .1 . ALDENE ECSTICI Gam Ltr' br -' '::.'l j.':': sf'-9 an onosi-1, 7322 TI lz Qff Pg: r 'zrfi yf . fs-4 an 1mp. Ezmd l, 13, 4 Pg E ::.i. . ' -' '1::.r.-' Quartet I-lzxfz' Chorus l, Q E 4 'S :Q Yr: .s l f 3' Otis' 4 All Stats Cicxs Q '11 I' Q' fx' S121 l-rl'.jS1f MC-of Q, 3, 4' Vofcl Sjfo 1' fJ.,'r. ' lf 1. Lf:-1' l, 2, 3, 4: SETI? Club 3 fi ff 3' I Cheerleodor 2, Thesplzxs E 4 f'..:.1 r 'lzzs Play One-Act Plays 3, 4: Prorrz Ci::.rr,g f-' fish Cort? mlltee, EDWARD BOUCHER, Eddy, A vf1'r',' 'good cihlefe, c Jolly qood sort, cz ready rxxer nn fzriy sport H Club 47 Football l, 2, 3, 4' Ecskvbfrll 1, 2 3 4: Prom Commltteep Soxree Commliteeg lxmzor Closs Play. SALLY E ANDT Aburdcm ly endowed N ll swco ess Trcmsler 'ro x O, be m Pep Cub l 2 3 4 Stu en' Coun 4 or 1 2 So,.'1o'rore C ss Pay Prom Co rw ee AUL BU A C Elwl E Hue Jo lGL.C1d1src mg l-I 2 3 Footbcl I r 2 on Mcncrjer l Tru lc N' agar G 3 4 'Wes lu 34 lomorCc1ssPoy n o t Ploys 3 4 HJ KA 'Q DICK EPCVM L m 1 wc d 1 rrofe mms 1' DAN BU RIWGTG J Not oo ' oo g an Q around fellow lr exe y wcxy ey Club 3 Club o :roll 3 4 r Class P m 'rl e ox C mow l cxmurcl Dc l-' fn 'llxd Vx SENIORS R139 BARBARA CODAY I ant be s ll one mm te t s me hmq s wel 'rt rn t S aatpede 4 S am pede Edt cr 4 Outll 6 S roll 3 4 Spur Club FHA 2 3 FHA Htstortan 2 FHA Treasurer 3 Annual S att 2 Student Counctl Alternate 2 4 Mtxed Chorus 2 Na onal l-'oncr So te y 3 4 Thesptans 2 3 4 Thesrtan Secre ary 3 Thesptan Prestdent 4 Al School Play l Iuntor Class P ay Onea t Plays 3 4 Best Actress Award 3 4 Htcln School Vveek 4 Decla vrxatlon 'ers cas MARILYN DICKSON Ktss untxl the cows come home Pep Club l Student Counc1l 3 Class Rtna Comrntttee 3 Iumor Class Play May Queen Candtdate 2 Mzss Prtnt Card date 4 Prom Corn mtttee Solree Commtttee LOUISE DANTIEL Lulu When Joy and duty clash let duty go dash' arnpede 4 Sotree Commtttee GARY DOW Percy Gary rs the center of attraction where he 15 theres always actxon Pep Club 1 ey Club 2 Student Counctl 1 2 Freshman Class Preszdent Bandl 2 3 4 Pep Bandl 2 3 4 Mus1calCounts1 2 4 Band Board l 2 3 Band Board Chatrman 4 Saxophone Solo at D1str1ct Meet 4 Saxophone Solo t State Mustc Meet 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 Chorus Sec ttonal Leader 2 Chorus Vtce Prestdent 3 One act Plays 3 Prom Commtttee Sotree Com mtttee Sentor Announcement Commtttee Freshman ln1t1a CONRAD ELNES Con Torl IS the slre of fame Stam pe e 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Key Club Prestdent 3 Key Club ln erna tonal Trustee 4- Qulll 6- S roll 4 Thespran 3 4 Thesp an Treasur r 4 Iun xor Class Play All School Play 4 Natronal Honor So y 4 Band l Trombone Ouartet l 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus l 2 Basket 1 2 T k MARK FLATT Sharp He loves but one at a trme tton Commxttee mtttee EVELYN FINLEY Evre A all around qrrl rn studres well as sports Pep Club 3 4 Stampede 4 GAL l 2 3 4 GAL Presrdent Student Counctl Alternate Band 4 Grrls Chorus Tumbhnq Team l 2 3 Senlor Class Secretary Prom Commlttee Soxree Com H43 ARLENE FRAZER A qutet person ts we comed any where Pep Club l F H A l Annual S att 3 Mxxed Chorus l 2 3 The Shock ot l-Irs l.1'e 2 One ac Plays 2 3 Prom Commtttee SENIOR MERRILL GARRETT, Stub. ln the high school hall of tame, there'll be a pmsfzlre '.f.'1'l1 hxs name. Sam- pede 4f Spur Club 4' Key Club 3, 4' Oggll 6 S':c114, Student CO1LY1fll 3, Deba'e Club 47 Debate Vrf Press dent 4: Forensus SQjlW'Y 4 'I'2.fsg..'1ns 3, 4' Thf-sptan Secretary 4- Iuntor Cla:-s Play, lunar Class Vlce Prostdenf' SGHIOY Class 'frf-astzrwr: fiafzoncl Honor Sof-tfty 47 Tumblzng 2, 3' Pony Football l'J1':na':f-r 37 Basketball 1, 2, Prom Comzznitftop Sozree Decorating Chalrman. DONNA GOLDBERG. Possesses a rare qttt-a happy nature. Pep Club 2, G.A.L. 1, 25 Gtrls' Chorus 2. IOAN GRIFFIN Ba brown eyes and dark brown ha1r drlve the he men to despaxr Pep Club 2 Spur Club 3 4 L Thesplans 3 Iumor Class Play One act ays 2 4 Band 1 2 Pep Bandl 2 3 4 Mus1ca1 Counts 3 Band Board 4 Mtxed Chorus 2 3 4 G1r1s Chorus 3 Nat1onal Honor So cety 3 4 Declamatlon 3 Inte soholastrc 3 4 H1gh School Week 4 Prom Com mtttee Soxree Commntee Amertcan Observer Award RAYMOND HALL Ray H has enough busmess to rmnd h1s3 own busrness Key Club BOB GUNDERSON Gundy Llked here lrked there hked everywhere Band 3 4 Pep Band 1 Mustcal Couns 1 2 3 4 Trombone Ouartetl 2 3 4 Brass Sextetl 2 3 4 or ace Hexdt Program 4 North West Band 3 Band Board 1 2 4 Trombone Solo at Drs trlct Muslc Meet 1 2 3 4 Debate Club 4 Debate Presx dent 4 Forensxcs SOC1E1Y 4 Spur Club 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 H Club 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baske balll 2 Track 1 2 3 Boys State 3 Student Body Vrce Presldent 3 Student Councrl 1 Sen1or Class Preszdent DAR Hrs tory Award 3 Elks Scholar sh1p 4 Prom Commlttee Sotree Commtttee Natxonal Honor Socrety 4 IUDD HONADEL Some are wtse some otherwise Bas ketball 1 Iunxor Prom Com mrttee 15 athle e of fame modes y s hs rn ddle name Spur Club 3 4 S Ldert Co r 2 F eshrran Cass Secre tary T eas Semor Cl 1. e P F51 ent H C u H Cl b s at 4 Sta e Foo bat 4 Football C p am 4 Baske ball 1 3 P c'n mt ee MARlCPI KANPF ,e A 'rs she seerns so s 1: e youu 1 oh my Pep Cl b a 1 D A R C'oth n Awa d Iur o C a s P ay Sadte Hawkms Decorat mq Cha nan Q01 ee r' atrrran Thesp an Ac l1V11E'S Pro,r m SENIORS 5 '. lf , 'f 1 A 2. ,H : , 2, 3, 4: 4 ,' ,I . , . , f 2 H 3 GA.. 1, ' , 4, V I - Pl ,, ', ,3,45 'C 1.1 . lj i,'7, lint: t'l,,3: 'f 9 y -, ,, 2, ,4. ' M ,.. . 1 ' - A , Q W r . M GAYLORD 1AcoBsoN, lake 'Though he ts tm 3 - rl later- A ' Class 'TFA rf hcl, ,A l b 3, 4: L: Pre Ldent 45 Footb 'l 1, 2, 3, 5 A11- ' ' ' ' o-Ca t g t , 2, 3, 4- Track 1, 2, : r . Corn. tt . ' N ' lf 1. , Mar . t .1 t . X hy, ut wh n A knot-.' he:--:tj ., 1 u u, 1, 3p I-.fnual St 2, 31' Gd:-. L. 5 . . . . 1 q ' ff.. Af Q Q H 25:5 C: . , 1 - 'MQW r -3 TED LAUGEN Only one like Ted Band 1 2 Pep Band 1 xed Cho us l 2 KENNY LIVESAY Liver Im like a powder puff lm for the women Spur Club 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Key Club Treasurer 3 Band 4 Peo B 4 Trombone Quartet 1 2 3 4 Musical Counts 1 2 3 4 Narrator Christmas Sonata 47 Boys State 37 Iunior Class ay' ub 3, 7 Club Treasurer 47 Football 47 Basketball! 2 3 4. I 16 l BOB MCLEOD, Cloud, Let gentlemen prefer blondes, I prefer brunettes. Band 1, 2, 37 Pep Band 1, 2, 37 Musical Counts 2, 37 Cheerleader l: Football 27 All- School Play 47 Prom Committee. DONALD MANUEL, Don. Humor + Leadership + Popularity .. Don. Football 1, 2, 3, 47 Co-captain Foot- ball 47 Spur Club 3, 47 Spur Club Vice President 4: H Club 3, 47 Key Club 2, 3, 47 Key Club Vice President 37 Key Club President 47 Student Body President 47 Iunior Class President Annual Staff 3, 47 Class Ring Committee 3: Boxing 47 Stampede 37 Prom COITHTl1ll99j Soiree Committee7 Senior Announce- ment Committee. IAINET KEN DV lan S es one ot the few ac t esses who an 'nafce the wrote assembly howl with de ight rnpecle 4 FHA l Quill G Scro 4 Thespians 1 Z 3 A'l Scnool Play l 2 Iunior Class Play Odeo t Play 3 Va tous One act Plays and S is I 2 3 In ersclcolas DCBLR LASA E Bob What he greatly thouaht he ncb y dared Key Club 2 I1 ramural Basketball 3 Prom Comrni ee MARIORIE LENTZ Marg The mixture of pleasure and education is highly explo sive p Club FHA 1 GAL l Stampede 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 One act Plays 1 Prom Commit tee Soiree Committee KERMIT LOFTUS Silence the Golden Word CHARLOTTE MAKOVSKY, HCl1Llf'k.H There are some silent people who are morc' lntornstznq Ihan the best !alkerS. Stam1rrdr- 4. E, LOUISE MATH iff S, V.'f1- C-ee. Hr-r 'n.:.scm-K ways and pleasant la -- zzzfrk-f s'1n:,hxmH IN a shady yflwrc-. Pep Club ly Spur Club 3, 45 G.A.L. 1, 27 Student Councrl 27 Suxdem Body Svrretary-Treasurer 35 Tum- blmq I, 27 Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurery D.A.R. Cooklnq Award 35 Gxrls' Chorus 27 Soiree Program Chaxrman, S J I KAREN MAY Krkx Van ery rs the spxce of hfe and she IS one varxeiy Annual a'f 4 AL 2 Pr m Commlt ee Solree Commxttee 56 'Vx DARLLNE MONTCOMERY Always happy nnve sad she rrafc the wh e Nord qlad Pep Club l 2 S Club 3 4 Srur Cub P n 4 CAL Q 3 G V 1 Ce Presldent 3 S udent Councml Alernare I Thes prans 2 3 AlSChoo' P y Orea t Plays 3 lun o Class Play Natronal Honor Qo refy 4 Prom Commrvee if., ' il ' I 13a2'4w0b 'QQSQ IEAN MONTEE Ioe Who xs afrazd of ihe bxg bad wolf? Pep Clubl Stampede 4 Grrls Chorus 2 Soxree Commxttee Mlss Prrnt Pub lrcxty Commltiee 4 IACQUELINE MOORE Iack Never pu! off ull 1 morrow the nolse you can make today Pep Club 1 So ree Punch Commlttee GENE O SCN! Cle F1 rsh ev ry day and be done Nrth 1 KP b 2 ln C'Tl.1ff nas eball 1 3 Pro'-n Corrwwee So ee Corrmlt ee Pmlr. A A ladys rrcm Vere xs no hesaglaoo Sur D Ke C d 1 L U xed Chorus 'Pl SENIORS I7l 1' 1 '41 Lv: TOM RENAKER Ren Dont wake me up' Im sleeptnq my way through sc ool Key Club 2 H Club 4 Annual Statf 2 Mxxed Chorus 2 lootball 3 4 Bas ketball 3 4 JERRY ROE Puppy love 1 the begmnmg of a dogs llfe Pep Club l 2 Sa e Key Club 2 3 4 ey Club State Delegate 2 3 4 Key Club lnternauonal Delegate 3 Key Club Secre tary 3 Key Club Lt Gov ernor 4 Annual Staff 1 Student COUHCII 4 All School Play 4 Prom Commtttee Class Rxng Commxttee 3 Son-ee Commxttee In1t1at1on Commlttee 4 L54 LESLIE PETERSON Pete Thy modesty IS a candle to thy flame Prom Commtttee Sotree Comrrlttee BROOKE POSSENTI Pretty to walk w1th w1tty to talk wxth pleasant to thmk of Pep Club l GAL l 2 Annual Stat! 4 Prom Commtttee Punch Com mxttee 3 Soxree Theme and Program Commtttee Student Government Day Clty Treasurer In1t1at1on Comml tee 4 DAR Good Cxtxzenshzp Award 4 Punch S rver l Semor Announcement Commtttee Program Commlttee One act Plays 4 Usher One act Plays 2 Usher 1953 Graduatlox 3 Student Teacher Educatton Week ALAN RYANI Snatch All great men are dead Napoleon ts dead Lmcoln ts dead and I feel S1Ck myself Spur Club 3 4 H Club 4 Football 1 2 3 4 All State Football 4 Boxmg 4 Band l 2 3 4 Pep Bard 1 2 3 4 Prom Commxttee Sozree Commlt 66 BERT SANGUINE The ktnd of pe son you would lke to know better B nd 1 7 3 4 IB GERALD RICHARDSON Sam Men of few words are the best men Key Club 3 4 Boys State 3 P E A R L RUSSELL Polly Ouretness and refmement are most charmmg traxts Transfer from Ch1nook P C ub I 2 F H A 1 Chor MOLLIE IO SHAFI-'ER Iolly If thxs xs lrberty qrve me death Transfer from Bloomsburq Penna Stam pede 4 GA L 3 Glrls Basketball l 7 Freshman Class V1 e Presrclent BUD SHUMAN Huber' 8 cylmder mo or body by Frsher no brakes a football player deluxe Cub 4 Footballl 4 3 4 Basketball! '7 3 Pr m l Cornmxttee Soxree Cornmtttee BARBARA TEICHROW Barb S es los of n the w h ole day through Transfer from Farrvtew Band l 2 3 4 Pep Bandl Mtxed Chorus 1 Glrls Chorus 1 Freshman Class Secr tary Treasurer Cheerleader l FH A l Tumblmq l NEOMIA WALDRIP Drtp A qtrl respected and ad mlred for w h a t she Annual af 2 3 Ourll Scroll 4 Student Councll Al ternate 2 Mxxed Chorus 1 Glrls Chorus 2 3 O tet 3 4 Chorus Sectlonal Leader 4 Natronal Honor SOCIGYY 4 Iumor Class Play Gxrls State Alternate 3 3 MARY TRAVIS Pretty pep py and a personalrty plus Pep Club 2 3 Stampede 4 Spur Club 3 4 Stampede Assrstant Edxtor 4 Ourll 6 Scroll 4 Student Councrl I S udent Councrl Alternate 4 Thesprans 2 3 4 One act Plays 2 3 All School Play 2 4 Best Actress Award 2 Thespxans Vtce Presrdent 4 Chorus2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Inter scholastrc 3 4 Hxqh School Week 4 Amencan Observer Award 3 GAL 1 BEVERLY WARP Bev I s nrce to be natural when you re naturally nlce Pep Club I 2 3 Pep Club Vice Presrdent 3 Colt Cheerleader 3 Spur Club 3 4 Spur Club Secretary Treasurer 4 G A L 1 2 Student Councxl Alter nate 1 Iunxor Class Play Prom Commrttee Soxree Com mxttee Semor Announcement Commlttee IANE WARWICK lame Shes an attractxve lass who does her best ID every class GAL l FHA 2 Thesplans 3 4 All School Play 4 Gxrls State Delegate 3 Mtxed Chorus 3 Grrls Chorus 3 Prom Proqram Chcurman Ncmonal Honor bocrety 4 Il-:NWI OU 'WINYGARD Shes cheerful and s e knows how to pass rt along Pep Club 1 2 3 ep Club Secretary 2 G A L 1 2 Mlxed Chorus SENIORS 119 -5, .nl MYRON WOODWARD Woody Little tm god on wheels 6:7 DICK WRIGHT One eye Id hke to do somethmq great I havent yet but you Just walt Stampede 4 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 AllStute Football 3 4 Boys State 3 Prom Commtttee Solree Commlttee KO! 15. 5' GLORIA SPRAGUE i 4 ENIOQ 1 CL1953 .D5g9,E -229 I I my Bob Gunderson 0-5 1 .4 ' L 0 ' 0 Merrill Garrett Treasurer SENIOR li 14 v Presxdent T-T: 'WS' 4 o E's:z:'.fi,L:: 320' nu-ui QP Va !l Gaylord Jacobson Vi Pr ld co os ont 201 In Av E J -3 ' -J . .fH .C1ub 1, 3, if-Feotlfltlj Track 1,A A I ' ! Ai ' if ,tg A I . i AA :,, O o I , 5 S Q . I f 4 s , ll 5' 4 ' 0 I v A rr Senior Class Hlstory Senior Prophecy Class Wlll '54 Class Ill 54 ' I . 2 f . L I I V if Ifx I A , 1. , , ,V V :I RV . 1: , Ikk - . ' ',' Jr I - I: .' ' 1 . ' if : Viy f y , V , , V , , I ' f, r. .lunlor Class History Officers Gail Olson Don Iohnson Florence Kampf We the almighty Iuniors and the class of 55 have every right to be proud of ourselves We have accomplished much and were well represented m all school activrties We chose as our class officers Don Iohnson President Garl Olson Vice President and Florence Kampf Secretary Treasurer This trio has done an excellent Job of guiding us through a year of money making activltles and gala events Two members of our class were honored by holding two of the three top offices in Student Councrl Don Iohnson Was elected as Vice President while Sue Williams successfully served as Secretary Treasurer Student Council rep resentatlves were Ardy Hamrlton Byron Knutsxig and Brll Thackeray The field ot sport would have been greatly handicapped without the aid Bob Stansberry Don lohnson and lack Van Koten received letters in football Ilm Wrlkins lim Welch and Harry Hyatt represented our class on the Blue Pony basketball squad Not to be outdone by the boys six of the eight cheerleaders were Iuniors Ardy Hamilton Gail Olson and Florence Kampf were Pony cheerleaders The B squad consisted entirely of Iuniors Rosemary Hatleburg Myrna Wright and Billie Ness were the Colt cheerleaders Our sponsors Mr Huss Mrs Dahl and Mrss Brown helped make the two highlights of our third year a huge success The traditional Sadie Hawkins dance was given by our class and emoyed by all The Iunror Class Play Pink Magic was the biggest success of the year lt produced excellent enter tainment and laughter to two well filled audiences Looking over the year need we say more about the outcome of the Iunior Prom our next big social event? 125 o o of our mighty lettermen. Rich Manuel, lim Welch, lim Wilkins, Harry Hyatt, ' A , , . Anderson Bax I Barsanu Mgr-'UU C P'1'U:1j'-l ' Flannery Franken Frresen G111an Galle Green Guy Haqen Hagerty I-lamllton Hanmng M Hatleberg ,-v Boo Boucher Brendgard Burchard Butcher 4U'Ul UV54l .. ,,, r,,, A X ,. Campbell Campbell Clark Dahlm Dav1dson Deppmeler Dolan Farley Hauge Hendnckson l Howendobler H Hyatt Inman Iavner lohnson D Iohnson lohnson Kampf M Ka dell l Kezar Knudsvxq Landskov . Larson , Loftus A Manuel Manuel Mays Mera Moore McKay McLam M Nelson 3,Qr-'-1'-fm-':x1 'Ups-gm-fqgymi Ness Olson Olson Overcast Overcast L Palmer Phalen Rentschler Sturm Swanton Teel Thackeray Thomas Thompson W Thorn I Van Koten Owmmm B Watkms Welch Wlederrxch Wllkms Wxllrams Wlnkenweder Wmkenweder M Wright 9 Cm:-'-a:nm zugumcnmg: ful' 'S Reyda Rxsman Robms Shumacher Seel Shaffer Smgleton Solem Sprmger Stansberry Stengem Strxssel I, a N, v-3 gs ? ,151 6 C' VY'9u 'f lg JUNIORS 454 A Pursley b-QS 0- LX LX 22 ' vo ,Sys Q1 'Ol :QQ 'fi UGS? 5 chi' v cv 2 g K2 7 'Q , 2 W s Eddle Loulse Blq VVheels Molhe Slurp' Our Sunday Best Karen Don Brooke Maulyn cmd Iackxe Iecm M Go West Young Mon Karen Moy Broom: Mcmlyn D Don M I pfv- . an I -,f 1 HMA, ggi. s , I f . qv' e , Q, e : ,i e ' .1 ,. l 1. , 1 . ' , M - 'A 2 x 3.5! Sophomore Class Hlstory i 2 Ofhcers Ellen Cool Kenu Hamuoka Carol Sorenson We the class of 56 elected Kenn Harnaoka as Pres1dent Carole Sorenson Vlce Pres1dent and Ellen Cool Secretary Treasurer Representmq us at Student Counc1l were Vlfqll Cox Mac Wylle Henry Ham Mr Ward Mr Lawrence Mr Carlson and Mr Moon leanette Hamblock represented our Sophomore class as a cheerleader tor the Pomes We were Well represented rn act nq ab1l1ty w1th several contnbutmq to Havre Hrqh s dramat1cs Mac Wylle Bob Wanaqo Alan Alex Larry Depp meter D1Ck McM1llan and Ierry Ellrott sparked our class as Pony qrldsters On the Pony basketball team were Tlm McLeod Bob Wanaqo Kerny Wat tam and Tom Wynne We had several dances and concessxons tor money ra1s1nq prolects C29 - R y V S? N l O . I aoka, and Katherine Langdon. Our sponsors were ,I I I 1 W Sophomores 05 Y? -W7 -ug. 1: Q Q' '19 mm v-7 no- Q41 an1l T lwl , we m Q-14 M l V A Clark Clune Conley Cool Cox Crocker Decker De Long Deppmeler Dudley Eaves Elhot S Adamsen Alex Alex Allen Anderson Bachmnx Baltrusch Becker OP'1 'F U7O3P' l U4Ul5Ut11r Bebee Black Bradbury Brown Buchols Burchard Carlson W Chrxstopherson ymwmum Erlckson Estell Fmley Garrahan Gerstenberqer M Gxbson I Gong Greene Grzfim Halverson I Hamblock Hamaoka Hamaoka Hanmcker Harmon I-Icxtleberq mmgwm Hatler Hockett Holt M Iohnson Iohnson Kellum Kulawa Langdon M Larson I Lawler I Lawson K Lee I Llsoskl K Lokensqard E McFadden D McMillan vmmqnrwm Schumacher Seyler Snyder Sorenson Stlmson Swanton Taylor Velk Q-lgmcnrczm Wanaqo Warp Wattam Wxebers Wrllrams Wyhe Wynne Kato r-x l 'UU123:lO Maberry Matchett Mxller Morellr Nxvens Norman I Oderman G Olson I Patera D Rxchards R Rxchardson S Savage Uu- gf s.. fx i- lf ,4- Q ,.. 7 cu- Sophomores 'hu :af 31 'nv Q... wwf if as-I as all: fi Q31 32 Student Teachers l Senorita Stimson Cook Barbara Mr. Fullback Correctmq Papers The Prof X. 'Qi W, Dean Elnes omphxe Os! f Lady Larry pr X 'S L Nh Omons if 4 1' Rudolph Oh You Kid' Honey Chlle D' Need Help? Oh La a E sre '. ff 1 ,x L 'Aw-'W ,fx A k.. . L 5' ' Q fl . , .fl A 4 4 K A 1 A , uw L F , O . ' A 8 1.4 , x xr. 9 v I A qv, L 5 4, , L a . A, f , f M F K 'IA as ,IE YL J I ,W QW 1 rl r L 1 I QF? if X Xb I .e A ' va A-V .L ' A 5 f n h I l ' ' F 1 . L yi H f. 'L' vu I :A , ,it ' iw .W r L Y . .' ' F' fy' N vigsb ,W fr La x E. f 2 ' r J . A 'R W 7 Freshman Class History I Ofhcers Frank KJ o Floyde Bickford Dennis Ormseth We the Freshman class of 57 were formally initiated lnto Havre High s happy surroundlnqs by the usual mitiation ceremony and a dance sponsored by th Seniors We only had to whxtewash the H as the Freshman class of the previous year had cemented 1t We chose Frank Kato to lead us through our Freshman year Other officers were Vice President Dennls Ormseth Secretary-Treasurer Floyde Bick- ford. Our Student Council representatives were Karen Saylor, Floyde Bickford, Sterling Haaland, and Frank Kato. Our Sponsors were Miss Slaaten, Mr. Van Gorden, Miss Iarnieson, and Miss Sweeney. We had a few dances and concessions to help us alonq for our other three years. C337 1- 'Q' Q-M T, no '5'K ,,..-- Q., S-4' Di A5 nr! east y 1cn.g -aa- xxh 3 Q.,-v Q5 M r 7 7 'Sr sf 4 3 7 sl '- -L 1' r X H ' 'Z fv l ' 4: Tkzp Q ' L Y -f ' ' ' t, ' 5 A ,1,,f',,,n , Q, ' Wbfgg CN? , 5 FUIAULJIT1 A da-ns Alex Arror Amor And rson it io! 3 Q Gn- 7V 2 M Anderson W Anderson K Belcaurt fi P. Sw? Erckfo d Bar hert 4' Bou her Brandt Brown Brown Buralstem G Bulman ho' Callaghan Campbell Campbell Ca r1er Chrmstranson Collms V Connor 'Ins I Cox F l 1UlZDCU mumgma S Craw a Davey Dowen Duvall Een 11 1 CD UI 5' 3 CD 5 cnmgyqr-'U-U Elxason Elhs Eudy Garrett Georqe Goldberg Gong Green Grover Guenthner Guy Haaland Hagerty -Q C3 mvmmgoc Hamaoka Hanmnq Head Honadel Iohnson Kampi Kato 4 r . Kennedy as 3 Lv G. Knudson G, Kravik R, Landskov 4 I. Larson E. Leek ' M. Leek ' M. Lenhart R. Loftus -P7 - 1,4 ,i -.4 Uf UQ'Uf OO wggo:-from OFQZU Whl cker Wxlkms W1ll1amson Wxlson Wnqht I Yellow robe Love Lucas Lund 5 an Malek Munqels ,,.. Mar Mcxys Meras Morm Nelson 1 45, 005 :OH 522 SES 04 14 YI QZQIWU U U1 ww cn 2592 :3EH SES H A Ormseth Os Overcast Pcxulson Peterson Powell Prxce Pulro Reydcx G Rlsmon Scylor Schepp Schmtzmeler Schumccker Schwenzex' T 1 CD UI 5' 5 0 5 IU!lIIUD'1'Ut '-' D Sprague I Sprmger Slenqem R Stenqem Qtevenson Stremchcx Stromberq Tee! Thone WK Thorn Tvuruzek Ulmer Vxckery Wcxldrmp Wendt Weyh Whvaker sf T' 3 Swim p-5 Q7- fcr - .ff 'ff av Ik' i gur- un, aii' 11 .- Q21 mn.: Q., if Q- IQ- IPD :gl 'Vf v',v- ,- X Civ 96 1 ,f .o -1 t' 5' Q- wmv if 3 .J 432 -2 f-'sv if 1:4 in. if 'nil 4353 D' ' mth. R. A , l , D. ,l R , :Q I S' 1' , 1 4 c a 3 Q V - lsgu. :es If L- l vv cggf lb o. 1, Q .Vx ' J H. ' ,Q ' ' Al I V I ' xv V ' .- --f -... . 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W ' ' i x 1 - H v y ..,, V 'u ' ' , 33, ' . 'S' 5 I if ,J ' N - Y 4 5 K fl In , V I an ? I K J: af, i . we , ey lf I mr' -Q- ? 4 . ' - SPORTS MWU Dxck Wrlqht Taxlback Irm Welch Quarterback 170 Lbs Semor 180 Lbs Iumor 2 in Gaylord Iacobson End Varsity 165 Lbs Sophomore Harry Hyatt Center 170 Lbs Iumor Mac Wy11e-Halfback 1381 C , Q L.: ' - ,'E , Y 4 5 YA 0 ' O v 4 W x X X 165 Lbs., Senior, CZCaptair1 1 XX f . r xl ' U .jfl I , is Q' w I 'T 5. My 75' ff X's:4 quflq MJF' M Don Iohnson Wmqbcck Frcxmc Kato Hclfbock 150 Lbs Freshman 165 Lbs Iumor in Don Manuel Guard 175 Lbs Semor Co Cclptaln KenL1vesc1y End Rxch Manuel Fu11bock 180 Lbs Iumor 170 Lbs Semor 1953 139 b v TX - 1 1 .1 s' ' ' x 1 I , V , 3943 ,fb L , A M ff V ' 'K K V A 'kg la . C f Aji, www? ,nr-un1 Tom Rencker Tackle 215 Lbs Semor IW 11mW11kms Guard 160 Lbs Iumor B d Sh T 1:1 2110 LbsumSC:er:'11or GC e juan. 1401 Qw- Alcm Ryan Tackle 170 Lbs Semor ODIBS Bob Stcnsberry 155 Lbs Iumor S Hclfbcck 7 1 ff s Q 1 if 'QR 'Q bf Q.. bij. 4 2 M. -avr ,W a Y ' L- V0 Vw + mzfig, 51 -, f Grldsters D1ck Banks End lack Van Koten Guard 160 Lbs Se-mor 160 Lbs Iumor B Bob Gunderson Halfback Pony K LPS Semor Football Coaches Seehnqer The Klck off Havre Glasqc N 19 5 3 Van Garden Qp' I 'XX 15a M., ' N. X S-n 7' ' ' :-' X V w w 1'41l 42 1953 Gnd Season Twenty boys reported for the t1rst pract1ce ofthe 53 football season Returmng letter men were Gaylord Iacobson Don Manuel Bob Gunderson Drck Wr1ght Don Iohnson and Harry Hyatt The Pon1es played elght games durlng the season W1th three wms one t1e and tour losses The varslty were Iacobson Lrvesay Shuman Don Manuel Hyatt Van Koten Ryan Welch Iohnson Rlch Manuel and Wr1ght These boys should get a pat on the back for the wonderful Job they d1d th1s year The Ponte-s started the season oft on a stampede by w1nn1ng the tlrst two games over Lewrstown and S1dney and t1ed the th1rd w1th Glasgow N57 'il The game wlth Glasgow was the thnller of the season The POHISS remamed score less unt1l the t1nal quarter when R1ch Manuel ran for two touchdowns W1th the score 12 13 D1ck Wr1ght plowed through the llne for the extra polnt The Pon1es lost the next tour games w1th Bozeman Anaconda Butte Central and Great Falls In the f1nal game of the season the Pon1es raced to a vrctory over the Park County Rangers ot L1v1ngston W1th a score of 32 20 There were n1neteen boys who rece1ved a letter rn football th1s year They are Dlck Wr1ght Gaylord lacobson Don Manuel Bob Gunderson Bud Shuman and Tom Ren aker Rrch Manuel was team captaln and lake and Don Manuel were elected co captalns The Pon1es w1ll have n1ne returmng lettermen next tall and other experlenced boys so they should do pretty well O . . 1 . 1 I I . I I I I I . I 1 I I I I I I I I I ' I We ' J rut? ' I 1 I at I ' 'S Z1 ,. - 4 A G 5 A al 4' wi - I ' I I I f l 1 1 1 I 1 ' . . ,I 1, . l Havre High II-Staters X 3 5 s Gaylord Iacobson End UP lst Team Q? mi. ,wail Y him x Dick Wright-Halfhack, U.P. lst Team . ' Don Iohnson Halfback UP Hon orable MGDTIOD Harry Hyatt Cenier Honorable MQHTIOH 'S WB lui i if 11 Alan Ryan Tackle U P lst Team 143 X Q KAI I I U, K7 'I 4 u M as - 1 M , 6 '-1 'I . 5 9 'V 7. Q, - . -M A .gg U y , . V V Yvkvd giu: Q ,,. ootball Squads 1953 4. an 1 Back row left to rrqht Frank Kato Bob Gunderson Drck Wnght Harry Hyatt Don Iohnson Front row left to nqht Drck Banks Alan Ryan hm Wrlkms lrm Welch Tom Renaker Bud Shuman Gay lord Iacobson :fn H Haflm V 5 'V ff. 57,556 73ftgsfr-21 Sv .5 -S'5, Q fi Back row left to rrqht Coach Seelrnqer lack Van Koten hm Welch Dtck Banks Alan Ryan Tom Renaker Drck Wrrqht Kenneh LIVGSCIY Bud Shaman Drck McM1l1an Bxll Crawford Mrddle row left to r1aht Kenny Wattam Don Manuel Gaylord Iacobson hm Wrlkms Bob Vtfana o Mac Wyl1e F rold Frtesen lohn Inman Lloyd Kardell Byron Knudsvrq Brad I-'alt Coach Van Garden Front row left to rlqht Bob Stansberry lerry Elhott L rry Deppmerer Pat Grllan Bob Gunderson Don lchnson Frank Kato Alan Alex Ruddy Manqels Irm Conley Ha ry Hyatt .L -A... 44 Back row left to rtqht Don lohnson hm Welch Drck Wnght Mac Wyhe Front row left to nqht Kenneth Llvesay Bud Shuman Don Manuel Byron Knudsvlq lack Van Koten Alan Ryan Gaylord I cobson I q uk C5 nl rf' K , - - V , - CJ- M -- F ',.,. is -,,x iv g A , 9. fl Q --:Q Q-n . .' -U ' Q Q: V I , . 6 - tl If, ' .., 4 l , : t Y' Q . M r' f 5 Ac, I 'lf V , 'I , Q A I ' , A I' , l, l V50 l Standing left to right Kenny Wattcxm Gaylord Iacobson Harry Hyatt hm McLeod Bob Wanaqo Ken Livesay Tom Renaker Torn Wynne Dick Wnght Iim Welch Inn Wilkins and Ed Boucher Kneeling Brad Holt Manager Coach lim Ward Although having only four returning lettermen Gaylord Iacobson Ken Livesay Dick Wright and Iim Wilkins the Blue Ponies were able to pull through with a fairly successful basketball season Under the able guidance of Coach lim Ward the Ponies were able to end the season with a conference record of six wins and twelve losses. Two trans- fers, lim Welch and lim McLeod, helped the Ponies a great deal. The Ponies started the 1953-54 basketball season off slow and couldn't seem to get going until mid-season when they upset such teams as Butte, Butte Central and Great Falls. The climax of the season was the second victory over the Great Falls Bisons. This game took place in the Electric City on February 26, when the Ponies won the biggest thriller of the year by a score of 67-64. By winning both games with Great Falls, the Ponies were able to capture the Ole Goat. This was the first time since 1951. The only four-year letterman for the Ponies, Dick Wright, won All-State honors and was on the Northem Divisional second team. Dick is tied with his brother, Keith, having received the most letters in Havre High athletics. Ken Livesay, Pony guard, received All-State honorable mention. Receiving basketball letters for the basketball season of 1953-54 are as follows-Seniors: Gaylord Iacobson, Ken Livesay, Tom Renaker, Ed Boucher and Dick Wright. Iuniors: Harry Hyatt, Iim Wilkins, and hm Welch. Sopho- mores: Tom Wynne and lim McLeod. 145 Basketball Dxck Wnqht Senxor Center 6 2 A11Stcrte Honorable Men hon Gaylord Iacobson S e n 1 o r Guard 5 9 Torr Renoker Seruor Cerner 6 4X2 461 COACH WARD Team Ken Lxvesoy Semor Guard 6 1 A11S+ te Honorable Men ron hm Wxlkms Iumor Guard 5 12 hm WS1Ch Tumor Forward 6 - , - , ,, ,, N f ' ' 1 ' -K-A ' ,Q W 4 L . I If N ' 1 9! . 1 H Basketball Ed Boucher Semor Gucxrd 5 12 Tom 'Wynne Sophomore For Nord 6 V2 :C-erm' ..':' - .zznzornore unto o Q2 Team hm McLeod Sophomore Guard 5 1092 Let s Go WWW W-c Bob Wcmorqo Sophomore For worrd 5 1012 Harry Hyatt-fuxiior Forward, 5, my C47 1483 Basketball Season Pomes Pomes Pomes Pomes Pomes Pomes Pomes Pomes Pomes 1953 1954 Chlnook Lewxstown Butte Butte Central Stdney Chmook Glendzve Glasgow 48 Helena eg L5 Q 50 ww 'inf Alan Alex Ierry Elliott bid hu i Qi, Floyde Btcktord Mxke Clune Bxll Crawford COLT Sterlmq Haaland Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Colts Chmook B Dodson Hmqham Blq Sandy Chmook B Rudyard Htnqham Glasgow Dodson Butte B Kahspell B Blg Sandy loplm Great Falls B Ioplm Glasgow B Great Falls B Helena B 17' Dale DeLong 4.9- Leon Ellason Rand Honcxdel Don Johnson Frank Kato 2 :Ig Byron Knudsvig tm 'N kgfsul L A ou- a D' Bob Stansberry GAMES Nelson Wilkins Gay Kravik if ' GIRLS P E BOYS P E F7 1 Intramural Basketball Intramural Intramural Intramural Intramural Intramural Intramural Intramural Intramural , Intramural Er. Intramural Fr. Intramural Fr. Intramural Reds an 52 , 34 Box Elder H, 60 32 Box Elder 51 37 Kremlin ,, 62 51 Kremlin 48 46 loplin 45 , 41 Rudyard 65 37 Box Elder 36 36 Havre Central , 34 , , , ,,,, , 33 lunior High ,, , A, , , 37 , , ,, 41 lunior I-liqh , ,, 38 , , 33 Iunior I-Iiqh ., ,, , ,, , , 31 ,, , ,,,,,, 65 Intramural White , , , . 64 Gordon Stengem Bruce Watklns Tom Han nlnq Harold Frlesen Drck Banks lack Van Koten PatG1l1an Duane Amor Roger Strom berq Don Manuel Art Landskov Martrn Kardell D1CkMCM1llGn Pete Baker Dan Boone Rlch Manuel Al Manuel Bud Shuman Kenny Belcourt Fred Campbell B111 Seel Frank Brown Bob Allen Rlchard Goldberg Royal Thone Gary Mallck Pete Velk Earl Kardell -k Boys Taklng Traps H XLOWU Q9 Mr H W OC yo :ON xox u 9015 Coach QV ok ck xo U YY YK CWA Iqn :OW Xe me am km we CS Alex 86:6 COUXEQ PAQ? X0 Y Ezcgrxqyfwxox Gm BOXIN CLUB 117 Con Elnes, Alam Alex Ighn Mews, Hurry Hyqf! K lack Von Koten, John Mems Icck Vcm Koten 4533 Football CLUB Semors l Dxck Banks 2 Dan Burrmqton 3 Bob Gunder son 4 Gaylord Iacobson 5 Ken Lrvesay 6 Don Manuel 7 Tom Renaker 8 Alan Ryan 9 Bud Schuman 10 Dxck Wright -uv H Club Ofhcers l Gaylord Iacobson Presrdent 2 Drck Wrtqht V1ce Prestdent 3 Ken Ltvesay Secretary'l'reasurer Basketball Senxors 1 Gaylord Iacobson 2 Ken Lrvesay 3 Tom Ren aker 4 Dxck Wrlght 5 Ed Boucher Iumors 1 Harry Hyatt 2 Ixm Welch 3 Itm Wxlkms Iumors 1 Don Iohnson 2 Harry Hyatt 3 Rtch Manuel 4 Bob Stansberry 5 lack Van Koten 6 Ixm Welch 7 Ilm Wllkens Sophomores 1 Brad Holt 2 Ken Wattam 3 Mac Wyhe Freshmen l Frank Kato uv -11- Last row left to rlqht l Ken Wattam 2 lack Van Koten 3 Rtch Manuel 4 Alan Ryan 5 Mac Wylle 6 Bob Gunderson 7 Brad Holt Fxrst row l Gaylord Iacobson 2 Harry Hyatt 3 Tom Renaker 4 Ken ltvesay 5 Drck Wrrqht 6 Drck Banks 7 Don Manuel The H Club IS a boy s honorary Membershtp quahfrcattons are based on athletxc partxctpatron you must have earned a letter 1n football basketball or track Havre Hugh School athletes who earned the1r hrst varstty letter 1n football andfor basketball thrs year were mrtrated into H Club by former members Athle es hs ed as H Club members number twenty f ve Under the tutorshtp of football coach Bud Seelmqer and basket ball coach Irm Ward these boys carrred out thelr ambrtton of earn mg an athletrc letter m H H S Seelmqer IS fa ulty sponsor of the club Durmq the past year the H Club sold con cesstorls at games held the H Club dance and sponsored the Pony Faculty basketball game The H Club ls purely a non prottt orqanrzatron and all funds ratsed by them go toward the purchase of some form of equlpment for the athletlc department t54l Sophomores 1 Iim McLeod 2 Bob Wanago 3 Ken Wat tam 4 Tom Wynne X! MUSIC 'Fw , WWW WMM eww ff-W4 BAND Be at the band room 2 OU Sunday was a farnlhar phrase heard by the members of the Havre Hugh School band Th1s was 1n connectlon wlth the monthly concerts the band presented durlng the year The concerts were free of charge and emoyed by all Mus1c was played to satlsty any type of mus1c lover The band d1rected by Mr C I Carlson was always ready to provlde entertamment for football and basketball games pep assembl1es and dances The publ1c was qrven four exh1b1t1ons by the band durlnq the halt tunes of the football qames The shows were entrtled Halloween the Falr Stephen Foster and the Hallroad The band helped sell l1Ck9lS for the Horace He1dt show that was ln Havre last fall The trombone quartet had the honor of playmq on the Horace He1dt show over a natlonal hookup ln B1ll1nqs They rece1ved second prlze Every year at the d1str1ct Spnna MUSIC Festlval whlch was held 1n Great Falls thts year Apnl lO the band has rece1ved superlor rattnqs Most of our ensembles usually got superlor ratlnqs or at least excellent ratmas Other events of the l953 54 year 1ncluded our fall and sprmq concerts the Chrlstmas Communlty Stnq and the May Mus1c Festlval ln Havre Most of the success of the band IS due to Mr Carlson Havre wouldnt be noted for 1lS f1ne band lf 1t wasn't for C I as dlrector He started w1th prac tlcally nothmq and has worked untrl he has qotten one of the best bands rn Montana We band members w1sh Mr Carlson the best ot luck 1n the years to come , . wsutnirruh. 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' 1 . 1 vv Havre Hugh School Band PICCOLO Lenore Carlson FLUTES Deanna George Louanne Snyder OBOE Ianet Brandt CLARINETS Kay Thomas Gail Olson Ioan Griffin Ester Golie Eldon Teel Aldene Bostic Barbara Teichrow Sharon Swanton Patsy Adamsen Olive Mays Larene Powell Ianice Larson Alva Anderson Shirley Teel Dee Norman Sandra Dowen Patty Stevenson BASS CLARINETS Myrna Larson Sue Williams ALTO SAXOPHONE Gary Dow Katherine Langdon Sally Brandt Ioan Lisoski Marge Weyh Band Personnel TENOR SAXOPHONES TROMBONES Gay Kravik Mar1lyn Hagen BARITONE SAXOPHONE Raymond Landskov CORNETS Don Winkenweder Scotty Clarke Philip Griffin Steve Thomas Kenneth Wattam Alan Vlckery Alvin Matchett Frank Brown Leroy Os! Pat O'Connor FRENCH HORNS Richard Strissel Byron Knudsvig Paul Bucalstein Terry Estell Iackie Knutson BASSES Alan Ryan lack Sturm Roger Garrett Ioe Schuler Gary Bulman BARITONES Danny Boone Bob Vliebers Dick Lund Michael Clune Bob Gunderson Con Elnes Kenneth Livesay Tom Wynne Leon Eliason Iohn Inman Richard Goldberg Lee Norman TYMPANI Lynne Davidson BASS DRUM Virgil Cox SNARE DRUMS Burt Sanguine Phoebe Bucalstein Mary Lenhart Iudy Stenqem DRUM MAIORETTE Ianice Oderman MAIORETTES leannette I-Iamblock Ardeth Hamilton Ioann Christianson Evelyn Finley Doris I-Iarnaoka Carlene Morin Anna Mae Nelson DIRECTOR C. I. Carlson 157 4246 581 7 .5 ff la All ,'4 4. tl ,ffl 1, I 9, fl. ' ff K was Glrls Cholr Personnel: Back row left to riqht: Cheryl Alex, Olive Mays, Lynn Decker, Carol Maberry, Ianice Larson, Ieanette Harnhlock, Myrna Larson, Carol Hagen, Carolee Waldrip, Doris Boucher. Second row, left to riqht: Deanna George, Karen Saylor, lanet Brandt, Carlene Morin, Ioyce Kampf, Sharon Haggerty, Shirley Teel, Shirley Seylor, Willowa Ness, Edith Peterson, Harriet Meras. First row, left to riaht: Mary Burchard, Mary Lenhart, Martha Ann Eudy, Sandra Dowen, Louanne Snyder, Le- ncre Carlson, Roberta Iohnson, Delores Love, Ruth Bradbury. lxed Choir P li 1 1 lc S Q 1,1 Cl 111: Rsrddy Manqels Alxn Alex 1511 k111111sv11 V!yl1 Fr d Baker Sfot Sorenson lohn 11 1 111 Lokensg 1rd V11 111 Cox Alun Vxckery 1 111cy Rrlnnson G ry Vlfllharnson P1111 1111 L on E1 Q1 Dcnrns Ormseth Alvln Matchett Norman 14 arp G ry 1'1a11on Gary Brothers Second row Aldene Bosilc 1N1IIY L 111111 Dons Ecucher Phyll1s Deppme1er Shlrley Fmley Cheryl A x leanftte Harnl lock Ester Go11e Sharon Wlnkenweder Myrnr L rsvn Los 11 1ry 111 ldnerq Myrna Wr1ql'11 Gaul Olson Vlullox Ness Car l Caldwell loon Grlffm Front row Hornet Meras F' IYUU Ure n 1f1ther1n Langdon Roberta Iohnson Dolores D11111 r11ley S ylor Ga1l McLa1n Mr Malhesen D11'9C1OT Clrol 1 lerry Arc11r 1'1fIIT11l1Ofl Florence Kampf Lenore Carlson Mury IYJJIS Louarme Snyder Ruth Bradbury Necfma Waldrlp 1 nlxre O . rar' f F11 11 1-If:-, 1' 1' ' , - ' , 1 . x By 1' ' , 1.1 11' ' F, -1 , , 1111 111, T.-11 L1111.-11, f--X 1 , ' Q , 1 ' . ,X 111111 1511111 IE 11, 115 5 ' , 1: ' , ' Gril 1 f- 1' :S 11, I ' 1 ' 1 'rv v v ' 1 , ,. V 1 , , . , '14 Q if , ' 1 1 ' - ' . ' ' . ' '1 1 , i. V? 1, T1 IL , . ' , ' , vs: , Q ' f , ' ' . 2 ' 1 A e e, .1 ' e 1 . - C n , , O 1 , I 4 , 1 , I , , 4 , 'Q' ' 1 .1 .11, , , 1 , , , X r v I , 1 , 1 I A A I . 1-Ir. A.1z:oreMf1t1.ese., -1 C MIXED CHOIR OFFICERS Back row left io nght S Clark Knudsviq K Lokens ard Front row left to rxqht M Trav C Caldwell N Wal rlp TWIRLERS Dorxs l-lamaoka Evelyn Fmley Carlene Mor1n Ieanefte I-lamblock Sharon Wxnkenweder Ardefh Hamllton Ioann Chrxstlanson MAIORETTE GIRLS OCTET Back row left to rlghf A lrlamxlton S Fmley R l-latleberq L Carl son Front row left to rlghf A Bostxc D Dolan C Caldwell N Waldnp Y v Q. ? 0, , vw CLARINET OUARTET Eldon Teel Sue Wrlllams Kay Thomas Gall Olson PEP BAND Iamce Oderman BAND BOARD D Wmkenweder G Dow R Stnssel B Gunderson D Boone A Ryan V Cox I Grlffen S Wllllams I Brand! K Thomas O Mays L Carlson BRASS SEXTET S Clark B Gunderson D Boone D Wmken TROMBONE OUARTETI' B Gunderson K Llvesay C Elnes weder A Ryan R Strmssel D Boone K60 QV U .O Y W : , ' : . , B. 2 , ' ' 1 1 , . 3 . , ' : , rs, - 'r 2 - I'- L , r 55 ,M . 1' f s A , A.. f. H 2 ?? E I X M - 1 X I I ,Q I xl g V so I 1 v - I I Q: I K 1 In V Y -1 l MISS PRINT 241 WILLOWA S 0 C IA L Prmtcesses NESS Putty Nwens Bnqette- Borchert C61 621 Stranger IH Parad1se SENIOR SOIREE November I4 1953 Moonhqht Serenade SECRET Kathleen and Douglas Lentz 5:7-.ff LOVE You, You, You Don cmd Arlyce MOONLIGHT SERENADE Senior Soiree Ink e cmd Kay You Belong to Me Blue V C ms Q63 ANXX mmm AJ 4 , . l .f', we I f , ' l L ' X ,Q . 4 P . ..3 'I' ,- MQ : 1 , y L-A. lyk, it . , ,X ff g'i W- ,- b ', '.' W fT b'1.'g -X N ' ' '. -.z if A gf K Iii, 'nag I .S A 1 ff! - S, C 1 11,1 I i A ' -. M? .ff Xi x , 'J fm -Q F1 . x A S Wx A A In px , , K A: ,. , , , , . x f ' ro L ' ' z ' 1 ' ' ' f' 24 .' 'MV7 A xx ' I' . 0 .NI I. 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CLUBS H561 The Log of the Blue Pony FALL In he darker recesses of oom 11 1 huddles are bemg held to organzze the yearbook crews wh1ch w1ll nav1gate the shtp and bnng 1t to home port by March 31st lvfr Mc Culley arr1ves from the pr1nters w1th yel low sheets whtte sheets cover mate r1a1s rubber stamps man1la envelopes helpful hmts and h1s best wlshes for a bon voyage Signs of hte ap pear rn the annual room as the d salesmen v e nture out to canvass the local buslness men 1ng space in the gym which IS color fully decorated Wllh our various S129 ads One frosty mom all the students ar nve Wllh scrubbed cheeks and brushed ha1r to greet the photographer M Helmbrecht w h o gets the evrdence wh1le they watch the blrdfe No a profess1onal but very prof1c1ent IS the annuals own shutterbug Ga11 Olson who fmds t1me durlng her many act1v1t1es to make a p1ctor1al hlstory of the red letter days around Havre Hxgh WINTER P1ctures p1ctures and more p1ctures The deadhne for Semor portra1ts for faculty photos for classroom snaps for informal cand1ds approaches and passes Carolee and Deanna start arrangmg pages under the watchful eye of Pat the 6dl1OI'1nC1ll9f B111 begins pulling out h1s haxr over the art des1gns Wh1Ch his crew are fa111ng to produce and Brooke prods xiii-X1 N1 1 1 the Semors 1r1to hold 1ng conferences about the1r f1na1 w11l and prophecy Sue Florence and Don struggle va11 x antly wlth the pages and pages of wr1te ups consultxng sponsors students and the wordy con st1tut1ons of the va X nous clubs and or gan1zat1ons for the sake of accuracy Suddenly help rlves from the Qu11l and Scroll who vol unteer to do a ma Jor portzon of the narratlve 1n the1r most expert man ner Before the snow h a s d1sappeared sters led by top salesman S h a r o n W1Dk9HWEd6f a n d a b ly GSS1Sled b y n1ne1ndustr1ous clerks help out our frnanctal fund by sellmg three hun dred copxes of the 1954 Blue Pony at X g three dollars ap1ece SPRING Even the chlrprng of b1rds does not d1sturb the frant1c crew who hold the1r PICDICS rndoors on Saturdays and burn the m1dn1ght 011 Mary Io and Ray put f1n1sh 1ng touches on the art pages Broolfe pounds away on the typewrrter and Sue and Pat do the proofreadmg Carolee checks the dummy copy and Deanna comp1a1ns about the good book D Day dawns upon the s11ght1y battered crew who are thankful that the voyage IS over for another year They hope to spend the summer leafmg through the-1r padded cover masterp1ece wh1ch encloses the fond memor1es of a year well spent and work well done V1 Lf V 1 1 I ' ' - R 1, 1'ttle , A ' ' I f f klxyl I . I . ' X I In f 1, 1 '. . V f ' Ny , ? . l. . V 1 K4 . . I . - y I X4 V . . I A f , f A I I I Y I I . ' f 12' 1 ' N 4 . ef- H . H Y, I, X Z Z v - , ' . . a If I N. X N - if 'I ' ' A N I ' . 'V , 1 1 f - I and sell the remain- X -if 1 A l f 1 The GHUUU1 hUCk- , xv' I , ' l l I al' l 1 ' ' . i ,X A Q J L - ' , 1 ' L 1 l l I - X , ' f . . x l V Q 1 U - - . , I X XQ... - I F- A 1 JMX' 45 1 1.11 X-'U . l V 'X . . - . ' . t ' Sxcxii . . -Q non Dms.ULu and plgllrzf The COSX G9 15 and IDICPISIS C. O M PJWGYQ -. GQ f'VSf S. VL 4 .wx 5, -. 'FQ 'S' X,Li1YSCYMxXA-Sjid V015 B. Ffnssgrizlqfrzs, C Vf ',,.'-xi: B4 pOSSUi2xv,YXdl,OAX 1Y ' Lgti 50 U-J' Q X V' -M N11 ' 'uldnp . ,B . SS Swcwnwy M' Schum, V I QQOIQ1- ' ' P01755 dch vjsydnp, mgqhef- ANNUAL Ed lCf The NN hole Crow S. Pct Pier sC1 f1r 1-rg r row l ft c rlqht O Mczys D hczrrcxoxc B Thcck my vc11dr1,, mn 1 1 r L Povve Gcrrqe F Kampf Bock row left to nqht P Rentschler R Tu: y G Osfm I Luson S W11 mms S Mmkenweder Puller E Possum D Mmuel TAFF Ki ufwd h is 5 G CYYE Jvers A Pnl QU y US G L ' er, D r P. Ronyschler Shutterbuq Gull Olson S Um ms O 'P Gm P Mays C schler Foss , qjdnp rss S DCD eorq Y on X x G flgy SDC Y U1 KO 4 17301. Wlmq D H m 1 xogyschex L 'P we dXeY QW 5 mmm R H X xoexnar W COXSCG mom 167 qv v C? 5. Front row left to rrght G Guy S Swanton G Knudson D Sprague B Borchert G Tvaruzek Bradbury D George P Rents nler Row 2 E Callaghan D S,encer C Waldnp E Galle Brown B Haleberq K Saylor Row 3 C Guenther L Putre K Thomas P Deppmelr L Mays Hagerty H Schepp H Meras M Weyh Mrs Dahl Row 4 E Black S Dowen L Norman Ucnglnmbd gvo U ef OD DD mo EW Q so o :Z :U S U11 - Go CL U' E5 '4 37-. Q .qs S Q Q2 mo 3 OZ Q -4 Zim 'C Q -IZ' S3 521 no wo Hamaoka O Mays R Davey G Sprague C Wrrght D Estelle C Nelson D Love Row 5 Teel L Stengem D Russell M Burchard D Burchard W Chrxstopherson L Amor I Lxsoskr Boucher I Stengem E Adams Th1s year s F H A consxsts of forty new members They are 1n erested tn promotmg better homemakmg and furtherma the1r knowledge of Home Economlcs The Future Homemakers of Amerlca have had many mterestlng prolects thls year Among these are the D1Slf1Cl Convent1on at Fort Benton the furmshlng of a Chrxstmas box ot food whlch was donated to the Salvat1on Army a Chrrstmas party to whlch each g1rl brought a Chlldrens book for Havres local hosp1tals and the State Convenhon at Mlssoula to whlch the following g1rls were delegates Kay Thomas Reyna Greene Ruth Bradbury Sharon Swanton and Ollve Mays alternate Offlcers elected thls year are Kay Thomas Presldent Rayna Greene V1cePres1dent Sharon Swanton Secretary Esther Galle Treasurer Ela1ne Black Pamamentanan Glcna Sprague l'l1SlOl'1Gl'l Dons Boucher Song Leader -ii Ofhcers left to rrght Rayna Greene Dorls Boucher Esther Gohe Sharon Swanton Do IS Harnaoka Pres dent Kay Thomas ISS? A 0 '1 'Tis M .V , I 3 i X ,., tx - V ., ..f 4' -, ,N . Y va V Q 4 . flv 1 ' ' . ,L f W3 ' . 'M A ,, f, , f . -M1 - K f 3 Ay .,, ' A 4 ! Y ' , . 'sk l K ff' , . ,A y A- ' W, l . W, al E viz ,D ' 1 .sf1C.1l.r, l -lf r1c'?x 3 , t , I , url , , . cj :V fl R., , T f x .1 t A 1 v A 1 , QK ' ' at ' n 'Y at ' V Si 3 13 G A L Mgmbers Back row lfft to flfjlll I Odfrmon F Coal L Grover B Hctlebwrq Sorond row lei! io r1ql'11 C oorrnson R Greem G Spmqun D Bfluchfr C VVI1 l1t D Ovwrrist G Olson M Wfxyh A G1lDSOH F1151 row left to nqht D Lom R Brcdlmrv F l' Ffldflfn l Fmloy If L nqflon B Bf1t'y C OVFTCIST S BIOWH I L1sosk1 5 .Q..k.-va-nd-. JI 'T 'O :WH OW1 cfs Carol Over sfr Bcity Lo.1 If .1 J Elelyn Fm -' ff L21 BOTTOMS UP Ill I rj rs '1 f 5 r ,I Lm, or f SDJ s D J we! 11' y' '3 CCR l 5 469 fN ...Hz ,e ':..2 ,, , ': -F ' ,.N B.. ' .,. '41, - ,1!,. ,- -.- l -I ,P 'I.',. .i,,,v.1j f,Al.'.L.i1. ,.v.,, .f,. . .Jr 1 1 Q f, .fn o T 3 . I' ' - Y A 1 l ' G . f Erk rs' ,lm . gli: .ff : - Y Cust, Miss lflrmescn, Spin f ' E-9157. F -tif Vx- , left to right: ' . ' V ley, Luflffrinf nzjdcn. K1 L22-l ill, !'g1:1il1r1 g, ':r. Cr1.-. llf-1-' G1TlS' I-.fl.lf-fc LQGQLLC- SQTI.5'.If Ll ly' lffiss fc1:'.,3::1, Iva-l' I1 Finley '15 Pzfxdf- .1 Kctff ' nd 1 .zs 'N.'i'i-?:ffsL'if :.f Cari I ist iz: Q.- :fT'1ry, Uni if-ify Lf1:Ef.f:-ty 'is 'fir' ZSLIQI. TQ fzr. cfirer, Q: '5,:l 2.351 cum YG g:1r.fs Cid 1 M, shi- lS e1151E.le far 4: letter. Tree fL Ll'l1l'I':T Qfivgrs thzs y-ex 11:12 Batty L31 Ee-':t'y, :fvelyn F.:.1f-y, G.:1. Cl Cn, and C'::clOvet:c1N1. G. P.. L. wigs zrgizrziz-.d .2 .-riizgruge Exgh physiiul effxggezty' :ting high sikccl gxls f: yrcricfe :t?..e'i: sid -3731 ':t'1'.'1t1es, zrd ': faster ik-2 Enghest ideas cf s::irts7r.'::s:.15: :e..:'.'.'sr.1g: ixx 6:1341 I ' I-. . , K. , ., Y , . , .- , .ze 14:11 .rg fair: i::s.st.:.g 1: Jx.. .,.5::. !.:i:.y Lzxgizrt, nr.: ...une fwxgszm, 1'-.rig If :::.gl'1: 1'.'e1yf. F51-11: E1-'xerly '.'.'3:gi, ':r.dl':1iii'f- Ciarrizxi in ':. zhpiticx 1 3 j,!1r.5 E.J.Z't.::.e :gr iff Pzzy-Eid-En: g::1.e, lxngzr' lA. 3 G4 F.. L. '.-rc- 'L CE,ir1::k fir 'z 512114 :l.:y fc: 23.0 .gsf 'srnf' an Ag Igl. A .HSN lP.I.'fIESCfJ 701 Advocates and Orators Have you ever wander ed by the hugh school at a late hour of the nlqht seen hqhts strearnlnq out of the partly shaded w1n dows of room 112 and wondered what d1abol1cal plot was belnq unfolded 1n Slde? Each Wednesday evemnq at 7 OO o clock slx mtellectual lookmq mem bers of H H S have been seen entertnq the bu1ld1nq What qoes on 1ns1de 1S known to only a few One of the selected few has re vealed the secret to me and I am qornq to pass th1s gem of 1I'1fOfI1'1Gt1OI'1 on to you qentle readers Del ate Club K Thomas M Garrett Mr Lawrence coach B f Z' The Debate Club other wlse known as the Foren slcs Club has been pre parlnq 1lS bnef for comma debates' Now these brlefs are 1n the pohshrnq stage and the club after a few for the d1Slf1Cl meet wlnch w1ll be run at Interscholast 1C 1n May Those s1x eer1e pre sences whlch can be seen entennq the bu1ld1nq are none other than Bob Gund erson Mernll Garrett Kay Thomas Iohn Lawson and Martrn Kardell Mr Lawrence 1S rnasterrmnd lnq the whole deal ALL ABOARDl WHITEFISH MEET . Lawrence, Bob, Merrill, Kay Bob, K- B'-INS. KCY, Merrill 4 1 . I ' I Gunderson, It Lawsorr. I l I l I I l ' - , practice debates, is ready ' 4-fv I 1 5 I ' 0 I Ig w ' ' ' X I it Q 3 Mr A U ,, ,. ,,f..,,Aw ..a EY CLUB MEMBERS Back row left to nqht K Lokensqard B Manuel A Manuel H Fnesen Lzvesay C Elnes D Banks B Wanaqo B Gunderson Second row left to rxqht B Cnudsvrq M Wylxe I Ellxot D AlllSOH P Gtllan C Hauqe N Warp B Kellam H Hamacka zst row left to nqht K Hamaoka I Roe D Boone D Manuel P Velk P Eaves M0 J' Offlcers D Boone C Hauqe H Hyatt D Manu l After belnq orqantzed rn Havre Hrqh School 1n 1949 Key Club has come forward to take tts place wlth the foremost serv1ce clubs Headed by Presldent Don Manuel VICG Pres1dent Chuck Hauqe Secretary Dan Boone and Treasurer Harry Hyatt Key Club helped W1th the C rppled Chxld rens Cl1n1c sponsored dances and held therr annual Talent Conteet At the l953 state conventlon lerry Roe was elected Lleutenant Governor of tae Nortnem DIVISION ond Con Elnes was KEY CLUB nornrnated to run for lntefnatlonal Truetee from the Montana D1 t 1+ the ofhce to mlm h he vtas elec fl f e lnternat cnal Conventton at Los Angeles Deleqatee t t e lnte nahonal Convermon were Don Manuel and Terry Roe and Con Elnes X11 17 E . A i l : l 4 4 l I I K : , ' 2 . , . , . , . ' , .S 5 U 1 N1 . ' s I if , . . K ff 1 ' L' ,- I .' 2 . , . ,.. , . e .. , o , ' V f D9l9'Q'f1'ESI D. lfcnlel, I. Boe, C. Elnes - I f , ' r' ' - o , C o 4 v v. I . V . 'Aol l ., . :TCU . o l ' ' ' 1 r W- v l 4,2 ff +V 4 - . C.. o Wa . . .o. l ..l , . oz, . C C .., C Ei or ' . . o. ' . o ,fa..x 'U Sv , Phyllis Deppmeier Laura Schumacher 3' wily' Barbara Coday 1 Ioan Gflfflfl 'Q Mary Travis Montgomery Neomla Waldrlp i727 - Nzmo NAL H NUR sytum 7 X I pledge my elf to uphold the hrgh purposes of thts socrety to which l have been elected str1v1ng tn every way by word and deed to make :ts Ideals the rdeals of my school Thls 1S a part of the pledge Wluch new members of the Natlonal Honor Soctety repeat upon bemg accepted into the SOC1GlY The faculty selects the members accordmg to the1r ill Charac ter whtch must be strong dependable and lastmg 1f the socrety IS to endure KZJ Servzce whether great or small to help to 1m prove the world C31 Leadershlp whlch w111 tnfluence for good some group of the1r assoc1a'es and f4l Scholarshlp whrch 1n dtcates that educatton 1S the one mvestment 1n hte that 1S always profltable Not more than 15 per cent of the Senror class and 5 per cent of the Iunror class may be elected for the soctety The ne vly elec ed Sentors for thls year were Neomxa Waldnp Bob Gunderson Conrad Elnes Darlene Montgomery lane War wxck Be ty Lou Beatty and Merrxll Garrett The Iumors were Kay Thomas Sue W1llIGmS Btll Thackeray lane Schumacher and Phylhs Deppmeter Iumors elected last year were Marv Travts loan Gnfim Barbara Coday and Phylhs Porter Bill Thackeray Kay Thomas Sue Williams fi Betty Lou Beatty K Con Elnes Merr1ll Garrett Q 'bw haf Bob Gunderson Fr' Quo. Q-4...fr.7?.A Iane Warwzck moz 'S '1 Q1 Back row lett to rrqht G Olson S Wrnxenweoer M l-falmer 1. Brenqard Bow 4 E Black M rfveyh E Cool I Oderman D Thompson C Alex B C Maberry C Becker I Kampf H Merc C S Brown Row 2 M Eudy C Morrn K Say o Seel G M Larn C Hagen S Wrllrams I Moore How 3 Ha' er I Vfrndgard V Shailer B Hatleberq E Fmley R Io r' on P Bu alstern P Nlvens R Greene L Schu macher C Greene B Solem Howl A Hamllton l H rrblock M Wrrght F Kampf B Hatleberq B Ness B Beatty P P CLUB Offrcers Ardeth Hamrlton Ieanet'e Hamblock Betty CHEERLEADERS Fhn Karrpf Ardy Hamxlton LOU BSCITYY No t1e Hamblock Gal Ols rr TOO'S19 Lenhart We re loyal o you Havre I-hah members of Pep Club c n be d lus rly srnqrnq the school loyalty song at all pep assernbltes football games and basketball games Orqarrzed rn 1992 'or the purpose of promo mq q o sp a s or sman 'rp Psp Cl b has done m.x h to better the loool mororle e fzhol e r e Cu wrt or O ers th1s year were yHr1 r ean eH'nlok VfPres n Bfaty avrcsue e ' atrcd eve far s a ar e eo y q Je 'o E Q Cf r 'lane foo ball game 'I' IO sk s x e e a :en by nofmbers of Pep Club th s year Foo J d d rnq he ,ep assembly eld rn v qs orll-l Jre Fa ed Aga 1 l tr, d arded be Pony baske vr er C ea F s February 12 Pe Cub adf nonproe Fry s.1e prnprnsmihesho e f l books f a o B h were , ss f' JH. F e a Vlr rr ,' H leherq f . ' ll u Q . or N X' . 'T l . . , , , , , . I . V . , . , , , . s, . .l , . ' , . , . .- , . ' . . . :. ,. ,. 'lr,.n,s.,. 'S ,. ,. ,, - , , , , . : . , , a r r , . , . , . . - ' . 4 I H fr H 1, . ' ' 1 Y G hear ' ' . . .ro . t o d 1:15 nd good 5: 1 sql , I 'Q o 'C . Tlx- ' f- sslxool rs lla bl. to 10171 Pep I b, ' h cfficrs ben? sliosezr by riopxzl vote. fired ' I Ard' a:r.fen, Pr:s.acn'7 lx eff a. b C , ICJ' ide 'Q and Be y -ou ..,' t', Seiret ry-T -a r,r. Th .e fl ' -ni of the ye wa I g. p A rall' 1' n O:'oEer li bi. re the 'Lit :ni al-I ' , Z , rt r. . ' .J ..1 . T:lkz:2j tbollf' was presente u L. t. ' R- . honor of tie 1.1'lIZ t . - a' game. 12, rn, a Comedy skrt drew rrzan' a -Hhs, an t.. t- ball :tory ov- :- 2 all , . p l 1'.'o .ai 1 :ts for :raking ..o re' this year. Exergetf members Con fr' T d on- or. . C ol Colors, bu and '-'51fE, Ye. ' 'J-:re .s rnade. of ' sod at ine games Cl'.1f.fl ba 'e'b-.l season. 11 I I , ' Y Y ? , X l 'f'- -.f:fY. nf, H- ' x.. TWU A Cn, C. r..,- .s. ...1... 1g..., I EQ- ff- .s Fzsf .CIT at. ., . 'EP F.l.LL ' 4733 by ur X lub, an zcricr orsgaziization, is one of the Ilijii c1gt1ve scrvpe in H. S. lis purpose is to proriicte sclzool spirit, school activities, and to generally be helpful whenever possible. This years proiects included selling season bas- ketball tickets, decorating the Christmas tree in the main lzall, sponsoring the annual benefit Christmas Dance, the proceeds of which go to the Salvation Army, and ushering at the various plays, basket- ball games, and concerts. The members, sixteen juniors and sixteen se- niors, were chosen for the following qualities: citizenship, leadership, scholarship, and character. Representing the Spur Club are officers: Darlene Montgomery, Presidentg Don Manuel, Vice-Presi dent: and Beverly Warp, Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. Van Gorden is the sponsor ot this club. Ofircers D Manuel D Sponsor B Warp A Ryan Montgomery Mrs Van Gorden 1-1 5: SPUR CLUB MEMBERS Front row left to rrqht Aldene Bostic Barbara Seel Deloris Dolan Ardeth Ham ll ddle row let to right K y Thomas Gail Olson Gay rd lacoizscn R L1 Iv nuel Bob Gunderson lverrill G rrett Don I r el 'T n E one Lo ise Mangels and Caro Culd eil Back row left to right Harry Hyat Byron Ynudsvig I-lrrold F ies n Ken Livesay Alan Ry n Dick A tscn M, ey i S V . s -. '- ' .L ' 4 .. ef ' Q X .. f J r X I K ilton, Sue VVilliams, Charletze Green, Mary Travis, .Beverly Warp, Darlene Montgomery, and Ioan Griffin. 'G ' ' .2 a , ' , lc , .12 fa , , f ' 1 ' C t is A ur 1 . , ' 1 1. . ' , .. r' e , ' , G , ' - ' J as f-:Kell Front row left to 1'1ght Sllfllng Haaland Ierry Roe Don Manuel Frank Kato Carol Caldwell Katherme Langdon and Don Iohnson Back row left to rrght Byron Knudsv1g Mac Wylxe B111 Thackery Ken LIVSSQY Ardrth Ham1lton Karen Saylor Vrrgrl Cox Henry l-lamaoka The Student Counc1l Havre H1gh Schools governmg body 15 composed of students elected from the va r1ous adv1sor1es of the school Each GdVlSOYY selects from llS numbers two persons a representauve and an alternate to represent them durmg student counc1l sess1ons The otncers of the Councll are elected in the sprrng of each year to hold an offrc the followmg school term Throughout the year 1t rs the duty of he Student Cou'1c1l to form calendar a tes to vote and awa d to the pet1t1on1ng clubs and classes the prrvrleges of dances concessrons at games cardy sales and other CCllVll16S Th1s years Student Councrl has been an espec1ally ac1ve one 1n'rcd.1c1'1g several new practlces and S9fVlC9S 1D the school ln PYQVIOUS years tlfe Student Cour 1l has met one day a week m the rnornmg before classes to condu t 1ts bus1ness THIS years Councrl has however been meet1rg durmg the days Nh1le classes are be1ng conducted ut1l1z1ng a d fferent per1od of the s ncol day each week The Councll sponsored Student Teacher Day when the students tack over the d.1t1es of the teachers for ore d y Other GCllVlllDS of the Coun 1l are the 1nstall1ng of a penc1l vend1ng machme 1n the ma1n hall and the spcnsorshrp ofa sat dr1ver award In the latter endeavor the Counc1l has worked w1th the Cl y councrl They hare worked Wl h the c1ty plannmg commrttee to further the c1ty recreat1on program also The members cf tl'1s years S der' Co n rl are as ' llows Don Mantle Pres dert Don lchrscn VICE Presldent Sue lrfll1Cl'TlS Secre yTeas rer Semor mernhers Ken Lwes y dr l Caldwell and Ierry Roe representatwes luno members .Ame '1 l'13I'l1l on B1ll h ckeray Byron K 1 1 representatwes Scphcmore members Katl'y n don M c v yr Hen y ld 'naoka and VlfQll C x r ,res r at1ves Fresh'n n members Karen Saylor F yde B1ckford Sterhr, I-aal nd and Fr nk Kao represer' 'ues Ofhcers D Johnson. S. Williams, D. Manuel STUDENT COUNCIL 175 v- 0' MEMBERS Front row left to right Ianet Kennedy Mary Travis B111 Thackeray Florence Kampf Back row left to right Miss Slaaten sponsor Pat Rentschler Con Elnes Barbara Seel Barbara Coday Merrill Garrett 'Nlecmia W ldr p On April 10 1926 a group of high school Journalism advisors organized the Quill and Scroll an in ernational honorary society for high school Journalists Purpose of the organization is to en courage and reward individual achievement in iournalism and allied fields Members of Quill and Scroll must be chosen from the students enrolled in high school who at the time of their election meet the following requirements ill They must be of at least Iunior standing C21 They mist be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing at the time of their election C31 They must have done superior work 1n some phase oi iournalistic or creative endeavor. C47 They must be recommended by the advisor or by the committee governing publication: C53 They must be approved by the executive secretary. Havre High School was among the first in the country to install a chapter of Quill and Scroll. ln 1927 the entire journalism class was admitted to membership in the new chapter. Since that time the charter has been inactive much ol the time but in 1953, again became a working club when eleven HHS journalists were initiated. Ten new members were added in March 1954. They are Neomia 'Waldrip, Patricia Rent- schler Dan Boore Conrad Elnes Merrill Garrett, llary Travis, Florence Karnpl, Ian Kennedy, Barbara Seel, and Bill Trackeray. Barhara Ccday was the only returning member. Officers: Pat Rentschler, Treasurer: Dan Boone, President, Bill Thaclceray, Vice President: Barbara Seel, Secretary. 761 - avre igh Schoolis I - S t a p .,k :f ' - mum, ,R gf 1 by I Vol. No. XXXIX Havre, Montana, Wednesday, Oct. 28, 1953 No. 3 Editors: Mary Travis, Barbara Coday, Merrill Garrett, Bill Thackeray, Danny Boone. Stampede Staff Members Advertising and Circulation Staff C Green D Banks C Elnes E Finley I Montee D Allison Q, srl, The Stampede Official Publication of HHS Editor Assistant Editor Mary Travis Business Manager Dick Allison Joe Monte Assistant Barbara Seel Florence Kamp! Sports Editor Dan Boone B111 Thackeray Assistant Feature Editor Merrlll Garrett Adeline Weiderrich Assistant Circulation Manager Conrad Elnes Charlotte Green Exchanges Evelyn Finley Copy Readers Betty Jo Solem Gail McLain Photographers Marjorie Lentz Peggy Ruff Reporters-Gerda Baltrusch Janet Kennedy Mollie Jo Shatter Barbara Coday vu YS WI t-.I J' ' . li Reporters: M, Lentz, G. McLain, P. Ruff, I. Kennedy, L. Daniel, D. Wright, C. Makovsky, B. Solem, G. Baltrusch, B. Seel. Havre Highs newspaper has a history dating back to 1916 when a contest was conducted among students to de termine a suitable name The Stampede has been pubhshed ever s1nce under that same name From the original one lssue per month frequency has been increased to sixteen issues during each school year Stampede IS a member publication of the Montana Inter scholastic Editorial Association and each year receives a ratirg from that organization A rating of All State was awarded to he 1952 53 Stampede It also ts a member of Nat1onal Scholastic Press Association and Quill and Scroll Stampede tries to s nd a delegate to Publica t1ons Pow Wow a trarnlng session for future editors held each summer on the campus of Montana Stce University This years prolect to raise Pow Wow money was the first annual Miss Print contest Delegates from each class competed for he honor of being crowned Miss Print of 1954 .At a semi forncal dance on February 13 Bill Ness Iunior class candi dae was cowred and presented wth an engra ed silver ra elet from the Starrpede staff Eacn year t e le5 N rrtpede st ff has been as c ow Edt r B r .tra Coday Assistant Eaic Mary T Sports Editor Danny Bcor d r lfer l ar ett P oto e r z es M rae d limes ers and Kezar Io rrp Bill T a ker y el re I d rrich Be ty Io Solem Gail McIa Pe gf Io Ruff Gerd Ba ras h I n Kennedy 1 Io Shaffer Ch rlcte lfa k :sry Drk sf gt andLo1seDni B rss l'ar1 ,er Fx l' g Je Fir ey e Ass s arts C l G een Ioanna nt Florence K Charlotte Makovsky Dick Wright Louise Daniel Joanna Kezar Afviser Doris Slaaten 177 I ' I -T , V-1 .Q 1 W Q U . . .. vf b I , .X . . l 1 ll - ll , - . . , .,, ' I I . in 9 ' ... . . 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Mclie . . na .t . - , . , o' '. , lc 'Jrich u' a 'el 7 1 I ' , ...................................................................... 781 NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY SPONSOR MISS BROWNE Officers President Barbara Coday Vice President Mary Travis Secretary Merrill Garrett Treasurer Conrad Elnes Scribe-Iane Warwick Officers Phyllis Porter Scribe Ianet Kennedy Secretary Con Elnes Treasurer Mary Travis Vice President Barbara Coday President 1953 Thesplan Troupe -all Back row left to riqht: Miss Andrist sponsor Ianet Kennedy lane Warwick Phyllis Porter Edith McMillan Evelyn Ni- vens Mary Travis Ioan Griffin. Front row left to right: Con Elnes Charles Vick Merrill Garrett Ioann Larson Bar- bara Coday Pete Baker Tim Robins. T' H1110 I ce-aawxow Iss AOUF1 We N S Ulf wtmpmo S Oasoir pane 1127 ob! Ogwlc d 111, THESPIAN TROUPE 869 After their annual Activities Assembly the Thespians sold ads for their basketball programs and then started on an extensive year of play produc tions The first being the Freshman Sophomore one act plays produced to give the Freshmen and Sophomores a chance to get started in dramatics and earn Thespian points These plays were very successful and will probably become an annual event The next qroup of plays to be given was the One Act Play Festival from which one play is selected to go to Missoula every year The play selected this year was Aria Da Capo by Edna St Vincent Millay The best actor s award was won by Virgil Cox and Phil Eaves from this play who took the award Jointly Barbara Coday from The Boor won the best actress award On April l 2 and 3 tive Thesp1ans in the person of Barbara Coday loan Griffin Con Elnes Tirn Robins and Charlotte Green went to Helena for the first annual state wide meeting of Thespians At the initiation this year Thespians received six new members including Roland Gould Charlotte Green Florence Kampf Billie Ness Adeline Wie- derrick, and Bill Thackeray. Officers are: Barbara Coday, Presidentp Mary Travis, Vice-President: Mer- rill Garrett, Secretaryy Conrad Elnes, Treasurer: lane Warwick, Scribe. MCM 1110 THE THESPIAN Q79 Thesplan One Act Plays HUSBANDS SUPPHED Sugar and Sprce a modern comedy consrsted of Martha Ann Eudy a young teenager tryrng to wzn back the boy next door portrayed by Roger Stromberg from her Pans cousrn Carol Nelson lerry Elhctt as Marthas 'ather and Anne Marre Grbson as her mother completed the cast Student d1rectors were Thesprans Charlotte Green and Trm Robins Scene of the Enghsh farce I-lusb nds Supphed was a marrrage brokers offrce Ieanette l-lamblock as the man hatrng manager of the trrm I-larrlet Meras as her secretary Phoebe Bucalstem a soulful young grrl loAnn Chrrstranson a krndly old lady Cheryl Alex a party grrl Carol Maberry a brash old mard Ellen Cool wloo ended up wxth the man played by Phrl Grrffrn composed the cast B111 Thackeray and Paul Buc lste n drre ted thls play thrs serres of plays The play was presented wrthout benefrt of scenery props berng unheard of durmg the Ehzabethan e a Dee Norman as a page announced the scenes ieaturmg Dennls Orm seth Gary Wrlllamson Vlrarl Cox Merton lohrson Rrchard Goldberg and Bruce Kellarn who portrayed the drrector of the play w1th1n a play Drrectors were Roland Gould and B1ll1e Ness Mrss Betty Browne was faculty drrector Kay Thomas productron manager Con Elnes busr ness loan Grxffrn make up chcrrman and Ivfary Travrs pubhcny charrman Freshmen and Sophomores aptly provrded thxs Jarlety of one act plays Ianuary 29 under the sponsorshxp of Thespran Troupe 869 Elrzabethans Sugar and Sp1Ce 801 Mldsummer Night s Dream f O l ., H .. . I . Y A A I t . I I 5 1 I I , I ,. G . ,fl . . I 1 I I I . I I 1 ' ' ' ar i ' C ' . A Shakespearean play, the comedy scene from A Midsummer Night's Dream, concluded 1 - - , V U 51 t ,, . . 3 A . . I' u Q - ll o I n 'f- 17 II One Act Play Festwal February 25 saw the annual presentation of the One Act Play Festival at the Havre High School auditorium As always there were three plays presented under the direction of Miss Browne This is the first year that a Best Actor s Award Cor Best Actress Award l has been given Jointly to more than one p rson However the ludges were so impressed by Virgil Cox and Phil Eaves in Aria Da Capo that they specially requested of the Thespian Society a Joint award tor the two students which the society readily agreed to furnish The Judges for this year s contest were Mr Bo Brown Mr Bill L1senby and Mrs Lloyd T Sussex Aria Da Capo the hrst play consisted of two plays in one a farce and a tragedy The farce was on stage first with two Italian sto lc company players Plerrot tPaul Bucalsteinl and Columbine Cloan Grithnl portraying two lovers Cothurnus tAlan Alex? the spirit of tragedy breaks up the scene and under his direction Corydon tVirg1l COX? and Thyrsis tPhil Eavesl two shep herds enact the tragedy with the comic properties of the farce thus showlng that tragedy can happen with the settings of comedy. This play was written by Edna St. Vincent Millay in verse and had beauti- ful properties. Aldene Bostic was stage manager and the set committee was made up of lohn Inman Richard Goldberg Bruce Kellam Merton Iohnson and Dennis Ormseth. Mak,-up mistress was Mary Travis and Kay Thomas was publicity manager. THESPIAN C81 Thesplans 132i he Boar Director Miss Browne Stage Manager Aldene Bostic and Charlotte Green Cast Mrs Popov Barbara Coday Grigori Smirnov Bill Thackeray Luka Charlotte Green Mrs Popov is a widow thoroughly enioying her time of mourning and wearing the black She is feeling sorry for herself when a very excitable gentle man Smirnov comes to collect some money The play consists of the sufferings of his financial state and the distress of the widow at having her solitude dis rupted They both give the servant Luka a bad time Things go from bad to worse until a happy solution is found THE FLATTERING WORD Director-Miss Browne: Stage Manager-Ieanette l-lamblock and Iirn Flannery: Cast-Minister Bigley, Lee Anderson: Mary his wife, Gail Olson: Mrs. Zooker, Ann Marie Gibson: Lena, her daughter, Louanne Snyder: Eugene Tesh, Tim Robins. Mrs. Mary Rigley knew Tesh before he was a distinguished actor. Now Tesh is in town again and Mary is married to a pompous pastor. Tesh would like to have Mary see his performance that evening, but Mary is convinced that the Pastor, with all his prejudices against the theatre, will never consent to take her. Mary, however, does not take into account the power of the Platter- ing Word. One Act Plays THE CAST Mr G11breth Conrad Elnes Mrs Gxlbreth Ioanna Kezar Ernestme Mary Travxs Frank lack Sturm Iackle Dennis Alex Dan Sterlmq Haaland B111 Bob McLeod Fred Iohn Lawson Anne Florence Kampf L1ll1an Mary Lenhart Martha lane Schumacher Mrs Fttzqerald Adelme Werderrtch Dr Burton Ilm Flannery Ioe Scales Phtl Eaves M1ss Brlll lane Warwlck Larry Ierry Roe PLACE The l1v1nq room of the G11 breth home Montclatr New Jersey TIME The twenhes ACT I SCENE I The Grlbreth lxv ing room A day 1n autumn ACT I SCENE II The same two weeks later Intermlssxon ACT II The same A few weeks later Intermxssxon ACT III The same A day 1n sprmg CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN All School Play Directed by Tusco Heath Asst Director Ioan Grliiln March 24 1954 8 OO P IV' COMMITTEES Make Up Barbara Coday Ioan Chnstranson Gaxl Olson Carlene Mor1n Carol Hatler Cheryl Alex Trckets Merrtll Garrett Ann Marte Gxbson Pubhcxty Kay Thomas Ann Mane Glbson Staqmq Davtd Dahlm Rand Honadel Poster Ann Marne Grbson Ruth Bradbury Carol Nelson Bruce Kellam Lynn Decker Mmme Hamcker eanette Hamblock Brtgttte Borchert Programs Kay Thomas Gatl Olson Properties Lynn Decker Iohn Inman Denms Ormseth Denms Alex .Z 183 841 Junlor Class Presents Lambre Prowder Cornelra Baker Portense Evans rlrs Candee Marrrane Wally Grant Krmloall Colby Ho t Mrs Prowder Mr Prowder Mrs Colby lose Gomez M1 s Fezzlden Clara l-lotch Hester Hotch Estralrta Queen for a Day George Crater Gurde Mard V1ol1n Player Gurtar Player CAST Charlotte Green Florence Kampf Brllre Ness Garl Olson Brll Thackeray Roland Gould lack Sturm Martm Kardell Adehne Wexclerrlck Tlm Robms Mary Lee Palmer Gene Baker Sue Wrllrams Betty Sprmqer Betty Io Solem Dons Thompson Kay Thomas Eldon Teel Chuck Hauqe Ardlth Harmlton Pat Grllan Davrd Dahlxn Punk Magic ' Pmk MUQIC was the tztle of the three act play qxven by the Iumor Class on November 19 and 20 lt was the story of three young art students ln Mexlco The students then' chaperone amateur artlsts and habxtues of the Amencan Colony pro v1de the comedy and the cor1fus1on for the play whxch was dlrected by Tusco Heath Comrmttees Don Iohnson Chalrman Txckets Delons Dolan Laura Schumacher and Rlch Manuel and Carol Hagen Proqrarr' Kay Thomas Publlcxty Barba a Seel Set Tom Framcen Tom I-Ianmng Dav1d Dahlm Scotty Clark Ro land Gould Chuck Hauqe and Tlm Robins Posters hm Wzlkms Lynne Davldson Donna Larson Dan Boone Don Johnson Dons Boucher t85 ll 0 I I ,1 W . , Q if -. -I ., . . .. , - . . 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N1 Q is ' s 5 5 tngoyw xx, ' i Q tt X5 X 9 1 75 waxes. s Q 'f -X is X -S QQ 5 Dogg XNNNN5-st 5 4 1'X+lXN XF? ix N25 ,i Q X .' is 5 Q X5 ,ti Q wr X 553 HAVRE MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS HOUSES The Blue Pony Stall of 1954 wxshes to express 1ts qrahtude to the advertlsers hsted below who have contributed flnanclally to thls annual. Anderson Cwrocer y Anastman Motor lnc B CS C Da1ry Blna n Boos Black s lewelry Bolo sDr1ve lnn Buttrey s Central Market Cltlzen s Bank Del s Serx rce Qtatron Dowen Burck Co Dutch .shop Cate lj A Pellfhe s Conoco Eddy s Bakery Glee s Iewelry Hansen Sheet Metal and Roohna Harry s rn Hat re Havre Ahattorr Havre Darly News Havre Darry Havre Electnc Havre Furnl ure Havre Cfreenhou e Havre Laundry and Dry Cleanrna Hav e Motors HelmhrechtStua1o Heltne s Cn Company H1Lme Eleftrtc Hollan l and Bonrne Funeral Home The Hula ldea' Bak r . , 1 Q. . , , l 7, L . CN ,X Glacier Trail Creamery ' A r l ll s r ' -1 . .1 J t C. A A o L e V HAVRE MERCHANTS AND The Blue Pony Staff of 1954 wlshes to express 1tS gratltude to the advertxsers llsted below who have contnbuted flnanclally to thus annual lnternat onal Elevator l C Penney Co Klabunde Aaency K C l M Larson s Texaco Lou Lucke Co Mll er Studlo Montana Dakota Uttlttres Montana Natlonal Rank Mornson Drua Northern Tlre Company Cwl Drug Pacttlc l-ltde and Fur Patterson s Pnce R1te Ralph Gcorae Construc ron Relchel Supply House Roclxy Mountatn Roy Nault Runkel Brothers Ryan Havre Co. Solens Insurance Aaency Stevens Pontiac Co. Super Save Swenson s Cigar Store Tip Top Treasure State Supply Valley Dry Cleaners Valley Motor Supply V. F. W. 4?-J BUSINESS HCUSES McCauley Plumlaina W, ,Q y QR. Q LW., fa QM , , A V5 ., ww1w ,,,f b M . 4 i f. ,gg A 5 R ' 1 VL T i ,Lm., A V M h V Q h V4 MW? 9 A - K A' K .gf mf r Q K ' V K ' hw I W I M 1 M Nw- ,M Q X , l 'f ,yu A K X Q :Viv W A W5 ,pf , ,V M 'M 1. ii FM ' ff , sf? , , 4: Q 6 Q A T N K M ik' ' nuff 3 .kV. 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