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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

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YM Q QX me xo Xw, YJX Y -5 X 6 0 ' X XVYSXA ' 5.1 w4otXL ' ei ' 'mga saab Xskwg 0 oc 0'v5a6 veaevl X. Ya ' , 0 -iw X' .59 09, 5 ' to 5 s you o fort ou so ool e brave! and ol 111 o l1fe soboo prov all 11111 s 0 oursel fla 111011 s goo lser 6110' ou 0 v 1 ol III as e I orld eller an ecause fy l1r LVII7 1 a ou fill p 111 measure Jou ul11t1es au eel e efuau you 1 16116 WYLIE P1-magna! A g I1 t of I1 07, step as y bdfyil 'fs' lresl111gto e t',gfry f61Id?1l2d'gff !o1llv'1' Qffnal-l1ew 6 rl Iv' l1app1er 6 o o ' 'g 11 11 76118 bony 7.11 e of'r opport ' ' , 0' '11 I6 O' 0' of r res spousffns. R fl , , , Q 41 I 'f-Q54 , ',?'. fi M52 Y-,, , ,saw - ., Q J Z, f- ji 3, 19, .T .gay y af ' 'S -fa, 'fi ' ,V,f jig , - ..........+- PHYLLIS JEANETFE ANDERSON A quiet unassuming maid, lo be her friend has truly paid. Girls' Choir. EUGENE EDWARD BAKER Pete Stand bark ?l'6'Vj'f77l? . . I uill be great. Band 1, 2. 3. 43 Mixed Cborue 1: Football 1: liaeketball 1. 2. 3: Tumbling 2: Kf-y Club 2. 3. 4: Thvspiane- 2, 3. 43 Junior Claw Play, Lois EVELYN MAYS BAKER Silenre is sweeter than speerli. JOSEPHINE ANGELINA BARSANTI Josie Everyone likes her, what more would she want. GARLAND DANIEL BOONE Dinny You Vfllllf lfiss a girl lll18.XflP!'fP!ll1 . . . only xooner than .she Iliuuglit you would. Vive Pff'SlflPI'Il 1: Student Council 4: Band 1-4, President: Brass Swi- tet 1-45 Tronibone Quartet 2. 3: All-State Band 1: Boys' State 33 Spur Club 3. 4, SeCreIa'ry-Trf-as- urffrz Key Club 2. 3. Svvrelary. 4 Pre-side-mg Stampede 3. 4. Cu- Editor: Quill and Scroll 3. 4. Prui- dent: Prom and Soirf-e Devorating Cuniniitte-es. DORIS CARLENE BOUCHER Hour-bl' The world is .lull of unlzidrlen jay, Mixvrl filioir 3. 4: Girls' filiuir 1. 2, 3. 41 CAL 1, 2, 3. 43 FHA 1, 2, 3. 4: Pe-p Club lg Annual 1, MARY LYNN BRENDGARD 'ALynn Work, what is work? C.-ll. 1. 2: Pe-p Club 1. 2. 3. 4g Annual lg Junior Class Play. MARY MAGDELINE BCRCHA RD Study is a pastime . . . but why ozerrlo Il? Girls' Choir 1. 23 CAL 2g FHA 1, A LEoNA GRACE CAMPBELL Lf-0 Hear no evil. See no evil, Speak no evil. Annual 2. VIRGINIA ANN CAMPBELL Patienfe is the best remedy for every lrial. JOIIN CLARK Sonny Ready to work. ready to play. ready to help u.'henez'er he may. Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Brass Sextet 3, 4: Trumpet Trio 2. 3. 4: Musical Counts 33 Mixed Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: Key Club 2. 3. 4. DAVID Nl.-KIIRICE DAHLIN --Dolly He'll be rewarded for the good he has done. ,lunior Class Play. I .elf 'E' 1:1 'si LYNN GREY DAVIDSON This long disease . . . my life. llanfl 1. 2. 3, 43 Pep llanfl l, 2. 3. 4g Girls' Choir 1. 23 CAL l. 2: Annual 1. 2. PHYLLIS LOUISE DEPPMEIER L'Phud Quiet, rlemure, and very shy, but her grades are surely high. National Honor Society 3. 43 Girls' Choir 1. 2, 43 GAL 1, 2. 3, 4: FHA 1. 2. 3, 4. DELORES ANN DOLAN De De She is here . . . I hear her giggle. Mixecl Choir 2. 3. 43 Girls' Choir 1, 2, 43 Girls' Octet 2, 3g Spur Club 3, 43 CAL 1, 2g Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4g Annual 1. MARK FLATT ttsharpv, He loves but one at a time. THoMAs DAVID FRANKEN ABGH.. lt is better to wear out than rust Ulll. Band Ig Football l. 23 Basketball 1. 2. HAROLD WAYNE FIIIESEN A'Dad That is as well said as if I had said it nzyself. Class President 23 H Club 43 Football l. 2. 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Spur Club 3. 43 Key Club 2. 3. 4. PATRICK JOHN GILLAN Pit l'm not afraid of anything unless it's a woman. Football 1. 2. 3: llaskvtball 1. 2, 3, 4: Track 1. 21 K1-y Club 4g Junior Claw Play. ESTER RHODA GOLIE G0olafh She who tries to be happy is sure to surreed. llanrl 1, 2, 3. 41 fflarinvt Quartvt 3, 4, Nlixf-cl Choir 2, fl, 4g Girls' Choir 1, 2. 4: FHA 2. 3. Cu.-xRI.oT'rE ANN GREEN uCllUI'lCt'u The world needs more like her. Girls' Choir 13 Spur Club 3, 45 CAI. 1, 23 Pe-p Club 1, 2. 33 Stampede- 3, 43 'I'lu-spians 3, 4g The-spian Vim- Pr:-siclm-nt 4, Prom Decoration Commith-4-. EDWARD GUY Ed Edufation is frfe. RONALD JAMES llAGERTY Ron To lin' long, it is newmsary to lile .wl0u'ly'. THOMAS ALLEN HANNING Torn Periods should be ten minutes longg fire to rome and five to go. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4g Key Club 2. I J ii Q- 1 Omni, F1.'l1N1'f Iitxfzm Hug Van iv I7 llllflll . , . vtwp nn him. Stuilwnl 1,Ounf'il .Xlte-rnatv 3: fl.-Xl. 1, 1'r-p Lluli 1.2. 3.4: .lunmr bla-Q Play: Prwin 1Jl1Ill'1l fluriiniittvr-. ARDITH LOPISE HAMILTON Xr4ii IIPISIJHHIZ-IVY is an inirnorttzl IrPas11rP: z't's hers. Studi-ni fiounvil 1. 3: Nlixvfl lilinir 2. 3. 1: liirl-' llhuir 1. 2. -1: fliflf 01-In-t 2. 33 Spur liluli 3. -11 UU. 1. 2. 5:-1-r--tary: 'l'unil1ling1 2. 3: Pup llluln 1-11. 1,Fl'Nlllf'Fl11 fill!'l'I'll'Hl1Q'l' 1-4: Annual 1. 3. 4: ,lunif-r Ring Coininiih-f': May Qui-ein Candi' mlaic' 1. ROSE 1X1ARY HATLEBERG s'ROsy Lore me little, fore me long. Mix:-il Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: Cirls' ffliuir 1. 2, -1: fiirls' 0111-I 2, 3. 4: l'c-p Club 1--11 Clit-1-rlvamlm-r 2. 3: CAI. 1: Annual 2. CHARLES FLOYD HAUGE Chuck His Sflldl'E.S nP1'er interfered with his edufation. Mixml Choir 1. 31 Uaskr-lliall 1. 2. 33 Boxing 3. 41 Kvy fflulu 2. 3. Yiw- 1'r4--imlr-nt. 4 Tr:-axilre-rg Juninr Cla:-r Play. ROGER Iligxnnlfzxsox 1t's nire to lm natural, when mzfre naturally n1'f'f'. LILLI.-KN MafinEL1.r: HOWARD Youth is zrhuflvs experiniental. Tran-fvrrf-il from FI. Paul. Nlinn, Baml 1. 2. 3. 51-fre-tary 4: Pr-p lianil 1-41 Stuflvnt flnunril 3: Xlixi-il Choir 13 llirl-' flhnir 1: ll.-X1. 1-3: Pvp Club 1. 1: Y Tw-nf 2. 3. Hvp- rerenlaliwg lloplivrk Historian 3: Cow-rning: Huard 3: Squire-x 21 Kili- ics 3: ICC 2. 3. Fecrvtaryg Niifx Print 2. I HARRY JAMES IIYATT Die-t Better men may have lived, but I donit beliere it. Stuedtn Council 43 Buys' State 3: Football 1. 2, 3, 41 Baskelball 1, 2. 3. 45 Boxing: 3g H Club 2, 3, 4g Spur Club 3. 43 Key Club 2, 3. 4g Junior Ring Committeeg Soire-e Dvcoration Committf-f-3 Announce-- menl Comniiltve. JOHN LEROY INMAN Little said, but a lot done. Hand 1, 2, 3. 43 Pr-p Band 3, 43 Mix:-rl Cbnir 2, 3. 4: Boys' Choir 4g Football I. 3, 4-g H Club 43 Thespians 3. 4. ARLEE IRENE JAVNER s4Rustysv She's good, but not too good to be lots of fun. ' Transferred from Great Falls. CAL lg Pep Club 15 Flash Card Club 13 Red Cross Candidate 1. CHESTER KEITH JOHNSON Effirienry itself. DON.u.n OWEN JOHNSON Donny Wliy' are not all men lil.P mo? Cla-S Pre-Siilf-nt 3. Vim- Pr:-Sid:-nt 21 5+-rrvtary-Tre-:blirr-r 1: Stud:-nt Counvil Yin- l'rvSiflv-nt 3: lluyf Stale- 3: Fm-tliall I-4: Hafkf-tlrall 1-3: Tumbling 1. 23 H Club 2. 3. 4. Wim Pr+'Qidf'nt: Spur Club 3. 4: Key Club 2. 3. 4: Ftanipvdr- 4: junior Clas- Play: juniur Ring S - Q v L.llIllYll1llFt'I .lnnwunr-einen! Lom- mittee. SYLVIA HELOA JOHNSON Life ix uliat vnu rnalxef it. Hand 1. 2: Tumbling 2: DAR Hull.,- ingz Award 2. l f? FLORENCE IRENE KAMPF Flin Shels not looking for a husbanrl, she wants a single man. Class Secretary-Treasurerg Student Council Alternate 25 Mixed Choir 2, 3. 45 Cirls' Choir 3. 45 Pep Club 1. 2. 35 Cheerleader 2. 35 Annual 3. 45 Stampede5 Quill and Scroll 3. 4: Declamation 3: Thespian 3. 45 .lunior Class Play5 Junior Ring Committee. MARTIN KIMBERLY KARDELL Smell Life gets teejus, rlon't it? Football 1-45 lntramural Basketball 1-35 Track 1-45 H Club 3. 45 Debate 3. 45 Junior Class Play. JOANNA JEWELL KEZAR M,l0 ,lon She's clever and attractive too, when you're with her you ran'! be blue. Class Treasurer 45 Student Council Alternate 25 Girls' Choir 1-3: C-AL 15 Pep Club 15 Annual 1: Stam- pede 35 Thespians 3, 4, Treasurer5 All-School Play 35 Soiree and An- nouncement Committees. BYRON GARTH KNUDSVIG Noodle Let not woman's weapons stain my manly power. Class Vice President 45 Student Council 35 Boys' Stateg Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 H Club 45 Band 1-35 Mixed Choir 1-45 Boys' Choir 45 Spur Club 3.4, Vice Pres- ident5 Key Club 3, 45 Soiree and Announcement Committees. ARTHUR OWEN LANDSKOV Art Why take life seriously, youlll never get out of it alive. Student Council 3: Boys' State 35 Band 15 Basketball 2. 3. 45 junior Class Play. DONNA lVlAE LARSON Donner She puts her worries in the bottom of her heart, sits on the lid and smiles. Band 45 Mixed Choir 1-35 Girls' Choir 15 Annual 2: Soiree Com- mittee. e K, P .1 74' in dv 31 f, 54' Q, 4:17 f QI' -af ' ,,, V ,, 1902 -' m f ., ., ,3 g,, , I Q ..k,Mx,,, ,3 .al .2 ,Q-iwu fc' Zgf? S0102 Z A vf.?,'?1, .rfifg,3c- 159 -J ' 'lex XX 'WK G N 8 A E+- YA. A JOHN KONs'1'AN'I'INOs NIERAS h.IUl1T'lj'-. P111 all wur Imzzblox in a pork-ef with a hole in il. Fnotlrall 1: lluxing 3, fl: Travk 3, JOAN Lol'1sE Nl00RE l'lamme-r Sramfal has lmrrz 1110 doom of beauty. CAL 1: Pe-p Club 1. 2. 3: Junior Class Play. ANNA N1AE NELSON Annie- Her lwart ILYIIIIIPFX. hu! rzvrer goin losf. Banll 3. -1: Girls' Clioir 1: .-Xnnual 1. 2. WILLOWA JEANNE NESS Billie A cools, an apron, and o spoon ui!! take the plare of her srhool books soon. Tranifor from Dmlmn. Class FPCTP' tary 4: Nlixc-nl Choir 3. 4: Girl! Choir 3. 4: P:-p Club l-3: Chwr- lfadvr 2. 3: 'flu-fpianf 3. 4: Junior Class Play: Fuirw- Punch Commit- tee ancl .-Xiinwiiiiiw-iii:-nt Cnminittefv. CHARLOTTE JE.-xx OVBRIEN Shefs zoo rzgrwalule zo rrzalxe an HIIFHIIY. PHO Lluli 2. EMMA LOI 151-l ULsON Wliiiiniyu Hw 'zwirz is 'll.I' 'fr ll ther.-X Il mlm IH 11. Mirlx f.li-'ir 1. J. I .M qv, , ,fm f , A, whim ' H A7 .M ,W ,I fhfzffi 1 4 7 ff QQ, 2 . 7-HA f -294 5.f'f!25f . sw' H, wif., I, :gr fu: , 2. ' aff ff? . , v 1. 'W Jff., NN, Rv 4? J ,L ,,, ay .fy . , ' ' ' S 'x 515 5 I . Q x f Mx 9555? ag K' iq' .Alf J 'Q f v ff A W M i Ay Ak ...ff , Q WM 1 i- i , ' 4, V 'xg - 1 5, 'f in A :P . I Fi kiwi .xv 'Qi 'la 81. 'Q fl. -A Q x 'ls M mv... L f 1 r 1 -v ISAUORE STEPHEN ll!-IYIJA FIM:-'- Thru' are .xonw uhm new! not ,timl f'.I'flff'.S.Nl-071 through u'unf.x, lonN TIMOTHY RUBINS hllillllu .gfillf is Ihr rlrvsx nf thnughl 'lilu-Npiarix l. 2. Sr-rilw 3. Pr:-xirlf-nt li llw'-I .-Xvtur: llaxrf-. Nah- 2: Play: fXll-Svlionl l. Um'-,Xvl Ifvfri- xul 2. 3. Juninr Cla-5 Play 3. Stu- di-nt llirvctor of Opportunity Plays 1. 2. 3: Spurs 3. -1: Prmn llwcmrat- ing: Connnittve 3: Suire-e Punvli Clliairinan 43 Square- llancz- Clulr 2. BARBARA ANN Ross Barb She wears a smile rhar ironit Home UH. Claw President 3: Glu- Clulm 1. 2. 3: IR-p Club 2. 3. 4: Pre-as Lluli 2. 3: Annual Staff 3: llrarnativs 2. 3: Junior Prom Cmnrnitlc-4-: Studs-nl Council 4. Transfz-r from fic-ntral. HURT SANGUINE Well . . . I LZIIPSS l'll grarlualzf this year. Band l. 2. 3. 4. LAHRA JANE Scnl'N1Ac:iiER Janie- Feu' things are inzpossible lu dili- genre and skill. National Honor Sucivly 3: CAL 1. 2: Pep Club 1. 2. 3: Thr-spians 3. 4: All-School Play 3: Une-Avt Play 2: Junior Class Play. JAMES W'AYNE SEDIYY Jim Lore lhnu Ihe rose, 'KH leurs' il on its stem. llaskvtlzall 2. 3. 13111111111 N111 NP 11 Barb he H3111 h 1 un the ears ur 1 uh U1 111 dlll 1011 1 1 1 1 N1 1 ff tan 111 1121111115111 1mm anf me On lf tra f11mn111tf1 N IOLX Xxx HHAFFF11 3 1 1 r ln! llwrvx X f 1 1F11 11x N III 1 1 1 111111 r BP 1 IX jo N01 F11 111 r I 1 1 111 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 IX X111 'PRIN1 11 ' If I Ilf 1.1112 1r14 -Q.,j 1'--11 1.11111 1. .21 1111111.11 I: 111111111 1.111w 1'1111: X11-N-111.1-1 1'111x. 110BER'l' 1111.15 ST.1Ns111311111. 111. 11111f' 1711111 IN 11111 xIrm1g1' :111111'r I iltllr' wwf 1111r11v11.' 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SHARON lVlAE SWANTON Cowl sense prevails in eferyllwirzg. llaml 1-4g Nlixr-il Choir 43 Girl? Yuvul 1. 2, 41 lfllfl l--1. ELDON LEE TEEL lJm-lx Wlzvrr ll lilllv slmt ,affix hall SIIO1. ln' I-llIlI,!l'llP.S' hw im I1 lug slml. llanrl l-3: Pvp lluml l-3: fllarinvt Quart'-I l-3: lluucw- liaml 31 Pvp iflulr lg Junior Klux- Play. XXlll.l.lATVl W'llillS'I4Eli Timfpxnkn. JR. Bill The grvater man. Ilif greater fum 1055. Slwlr-nt Cruinwil 31 Nalinnal llwnnr Sfwia-ty 3. 4: llasl-u-tlvull l. 2: .Nu- nuul 3. 4: Quill anfl N-mll 3. ri: 'l'l1v-pianx 3. 1: luniur filiixr Play: Urn'-.'xr'I Play- 2. fi: Opp. Play-. Flullvut ljirwtlrr fm. 1. I 5 4, -.. ... Wig if ffm .Aff Htl 'wiv' ,uf ADFLINE CAROL WIEDERRICII Aflflw Her heart rlzrl laugh her zozrv rang jref' a flffzrr girl lor one I0 see' ir uru N ll If e ll n unior Cla .ix N um f I lay JAMES VIRLIL WILKINS Willie l can resut ansthmg but templa tion Student Counul 4 Band 1 1'oot 14 1 kc 1all14 Trak ui 4 KPV u 3 4 goirev Decorating Committee' SUF ANN Wu I IAMS oo Not merels fo exist but lo amount to iornethmg Student Qounml 2 3 gun ry Tre-aQurf-r National Honor Bounty Bam 4 Pep Ban Clarinet Quartft 14 Band Board 3 4 Woodwind Trio 3 Yuartt-t 4 ir: Lhoir 1 Spur Club 3 C 1 2 Pep Club 14 Debate 4 Secretary Treasurer junior lla s Play Prom and Soir:-e Decorating, Committf-P. Squarc- Dance' Club. DONALD CARL WINKENW'EDER Wink H's hvad i' as far from study . heaven is from earth. Band 1-4' Pvp Band 1-4- Dance Band 1-4: All-State Band 3g Horace Heidt Show 3' Ditrict Mu. ic Med 2 4' Trumpvt Trio 1-4. SHARON b1ARIE WIINKENWEDER Wink Then she will tall-r, aml how she will tall.'.' Band 3: Niixvcl Choir 1. 3. -lg Girls' Choir 1. 2. 4: CAI. 1. 2: Pep Club 1-45 Annual 1-45 Junior Class Play. 1V1YRNA JEAN XYRICHT ,-Xrrliu There is no lin' uilhout xonze smoke. Stuflvnt flounr-il 1. 2: Hand 1. 2: Choir 1-4: flirl-' flboir 1. 2. 4: Pe-p Club 3. 1: lllu-1-rlwailv-r 31 Stunipf-dw 41 Annual 2. 1, I '19 :zo 27 28 2, 4'l-5-...i gxxix M N M. fa M M vs.,,,,. 'O 6' s Fi w Wd U-Q fe'-Vx 'nP'f Patsy Adamsen Alan Alex Cheryl Alex Bob Allen Lee Anderson lrene Bachini Erna Baltrusch Caroline Becker Marjorie Beck Elaine Black Arlene Blue Ruth Bradbury Carole Brown Sharon Brown Doreen Burchard Kay Ann Clark Mike Clune Jim Conley Ellen Cool Virgil Cox Vernon Crocker Evelyn Daniel Lynn Decker Reva Dehlbom Dale De Long Larry Deppmeier Pam Dickinson Barbara Dotson Hay Dudley Phil Eaves Jerry Elliot Betty Erickson Donna Estell Shirley Finley Ann Marie Gibson John Gong Hayna Greene Phil Griffin Henry Hamaoka Kenji Hamaoka Jeanette Hamblock Minnie Hannivker Sally Harmon Beverly Hatlelvcrg Carole Hatler Brad Holt Merton Johnson Mervin Johnson Carol Kato Bruce Kellam Rod Kuiawa Kathy Langdon Myrna Larson Jim Lawler John Lawson Karen Lee l 11 'Y o? 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G. B Adamsen Anderson Anderson Avsk Baltrusch Beaman Beem Berg Bitz Black Blue Bonderenko Brendgard Brevik Broadue Brothers Burchard Burrington Callaghan Callahan M. Carlson M. A. Chestnut D. J. C. M D C. N B 5. M P. T. M H P. S T. D D D. Christianson Christianson Cole Compton Cornella Cox D. Cox DeLong Derbyshire Durkee Ensrud Estell . Everaert Felton Field Field Flatt Fox Fuhs Gerky L. Cerstenberger G. Gibbon Y. Could R. Hamauka K. Hanning A. Hanson B. Hannir-kfrr N. Hayes J. H0lSapplf- f,. Hunt L. Hunt J. Hume-r K. Hytlinen C. Jensen E. Jewell S. Johnson J. June, R. Jones A. Karhu J. Karr A. Kellam P. Kennedy S. Klimpel B. Kuenzel J. Lane D. Larson L. L8.I'suIl Lafstrn Lawler A. Leek V. Lodge J. Mavlif-nzir B. Nlatlliax M. Mawr L. Maze F. Meiwald D. Mulyne-all! D. Nlurrix -X H. Nault . . Niimi H. Obcrg P. Patvra Y 4...-'U . , 6 Y. ,Q 3 fl Win. X 'W 4 WV ll A .4 9 9? 'Y'1,' F' -QF ,np-f a0'f f.. 4. ..-- :HHH er' an Q 'T' R .5 'I vu Q.- 4 U! - -.1 ll ---Q X' Mex. il ? 1 -T C. ag 4 Tk' - J- -r--f '38 p-5 ap o MR. LLOYD G. FOWLER. B..-X. Macalester College: Custer County junior College. English 10. I2 Sponsor for Thespians and .lunior Class Play MR. TUSCO HEATH. B.A. University of Montana: Montana State College. Vocational Counselor: U. S. History Sponsor for Boxing Club and Key Cluh MR. GLENN HEILMAN. B.Sc. University of Minnesota. Art MR. R. B. HUSS. B.A.. M.E. Concordia College: University of Montana. Algebra I: Physics: Chemistry Senior Class Sponsor and Intramural Basketball '74wfW I MISS BETTY BROWNE. B.A.. M.E. University of Montana: Kent State University: Akron University: Western Reserve University: Ohio State University: Northwestern University. English 9 Sponsor for -Opportunity Plays: All-School Play MR. JIM BERGENE. B.Sc. Jamestown Teachers' College. Biology: World History Sponsor for Freshman Class and for Intramural Basketball MRS. H. B. ENSRUD, B.Sc. University of North Dakota. Latin MRS. ELEANORE M. DAHL. B.Sc.. B.E. University of Minnesota: Iowa State College. Home Economics I. lll I .H.A. Sponsor Y? MR. A. KLIES. I3.Sc. North Dakota Stale College: Enixf-rsity of Washington: Eniverfity of Montana: Northern Montana College. Geometry: Advanced Mathematica Attendance Officer MR. I.ESI.IE A. LAWRENCE. B.A. University of Montana: Montana State College. English II. 12: Speech Sponxor for Junior Claw and Debate Club MRS. R. M. LOCKWOOD. B.A. Intermountain Union College: Ifniverfity of Montana: University of Washington. Social Science 9. I2: World History Assists with ,lunior and All-School Plays MR. ALMORE MATHSEN. B.M. Concordia College: University of Southern California. Mixed Choir: Cirls' Choir: Mixed Octet TW: K' MR. HOWARD MOON. B.Se. Montana State College: Ilniversity of Wash- ington: Oregon State College. General Shop: Mechanical Drawing: Advancetl Wfoodworkz Algebra Visual Education Supervisor MISS LOIS OLSRUD, B.A. Concordia College: lniversity of Minnesota. Librarian Sponsor for Library Club and Spur Club MR. FRED RITTER Montana School of Mines. California State College: Montana State College. Auto Mechanics MISS MAURINE SAMUELSON. B.Sc. Jamestown Teachers' College. Typing I: Shorthand I. II Ticket Sales Treasurer MR. ROBERT C. TILDEN. B.Sc. University of Minnesotag Notre Dame Univer- sityg St. Ambrose College. Instrumental Music Sponsor of Pep Band. and the band activities MR. CHARLES VAN GORDEN. B.Sc. LaCrosse Teachers' College. General Businessg General Mathematics Assistant Football and Colt Basketball Coach MRS. JAMES WARD. B.Sc. Montana State Collegeg Eniversity of Montana. Home Economics I. II Co-Sponsor of F.IrI.A. MR. JIM WARD. B.Sc. Montana State Collegeg University of Wiscon- sing University of Montana. Social Studies 94 Drivers' Training Pony Basketball. Track. and Colt Football Coach '74wfW MR. I.I'f0N.-XRD SEELINCER. Il.Sr.. MA, University of Wisconsin: University of Mich- igan: Montana State College. General Science 9: Boys' P.E. Football and Track Coach: H Club and Tumblingg Square Dance Club Sponsor. MISS MARY SCHIILTZ. B.Sc. Valley City State Teachers' College. Girls' Physical' Education Sponsor for Pep Club: ll.A.L.1 Tumbling Team MISS DORIS SLAATEN. B.Sc. Minot State Teachers' College: Northwestern University. Bookkeeping Ig Typing II: Journalism Sponsor for Quill anal Scrollg Stampede and Sophomore Class MISS MARY F. SWEENEY. IIA.. M.A. University of Montana: Llniversity de Poitiers Spanish: English 11. I2 Sponsor for Annual MRS. MARY ASHLINE School Clerk CUSTODIANS Mr. Leo Pinkston Mr. Arnold Nordrun Mr. Morris Foley aa- eaadmg pezaawaef MRS. DIANE PYLE Secretary MRS. SYLVIA MacFARLANE School Nurse x . v 1 1 1 x, D f CHEMISTRY . ' Xiu ubwus ml res. repaflng A SUV Sludems p Cheml BIOLOGY Young scientists at Havre High get a very comprehensive survey of science at work in their chemistry, physics, and biology. The courses are geared to a high school level and students learn practical things which will stand them in good stead, whether they plan to continue in the science field or go into some other suitable profession. PHYSICS A ,A Lady Chemists making Perfume Mr. Bergene explains frog dissection ALGEBRA GEOMETRY Alan figures angles while Mr. Klies supervises. GENERAL BUSINESS A tough assignment. 1' 4 I Mr. Huss's class is introduced to the mysteries of Algebra I. Havre High is proud and justly so, of its achievements and records in pre- paring students for vocations dealing with mathematics. General math, plane and solid geometry, trigonometry, and three years of algebra are offered. Havre High students learn to figure a budget ENGLISH 9-Freshmen are eager beavers when it comes to panel discussions. Sophomores under the direction of Mr. Fowler spend their time with interviews, reading world literature, and writing compositions. It doesn,t matter what vocation a student plans to acquire, since good English is needed in all. A person who has a good English education behind him will be more likely to succeed than one who doesn,t. It looks like Mr. Lawerance is up to his usual jokes in his English 11. uf Spelling, American Literature and themes make up a R0SffmafY Hatlebefg Pl'9Paf'?S for 3 SP9eCh in the local rugged English 11 schedule in Miss Swf-eney's class. Am9l'iC3U I-egifm C0m9Sf- Qu. , Don Johnson receives help on his American Legion Speech. 44 4 'S fr. This Macbeth, Klan!! lt's hard to dig. aadlauh Foreign language courses try to teach the customs of the different countries as well as how to speak, read, and understand the lan- guage. Miss Sweeney's hard working Spanish Class. You're not doing it right. Scholars of Spanish I Attentive students in Latin class. Pronounce it clearly. I Art Class did things with water colors, clay, paper to make creations. Here they are sketching with Mr. Heil- man looking on. f-he ,A '....-i' All I Journalism students acquire the knowledge of how a newspaper is made up and what is required of one who makes his or her occupation that of journalism. I 46 Making pictures for Christmas decoration. 'E so wi 1 u i M ! lug Future journalists? TT' f M4 Students aspiring to train for office jobs find a complete course at Havre High including Shorthand 1, 2: Typ- ing 1. 2: as well as Bookkeeping. The commercial department is well equipped with the latest models of type-writers and business machines. 'WW D' flw' Ann Marie Gibson finds an easy way to add in bookkeeping class. 'Nliss Samuelson ffiws a lesson ir shorthand. ing: class attracts boys and girls, pf, DR 4? 'X much Wx' .Q 90 Reading L Mrs. Lockwood's World History class. 1 A J Mr. Heath's class of American History students. The Social Studies and History Department op- erates on the theory that high school students are citizens of today as well as citizens of tomorrow. Most of them leave their courses with a better understanding of the workings of democracy. Better pay attention to the teacher Citizens of tomorrow , 7 o 0 The library . . . where students ac- quire knowledge. Dual-controlled cars are furnished the students, not only to learn to drive, but to leam how to maintain and service efficiently. Here, Mr. Ward demon- strates the use of a car. A 1 Sleeping or studying? .lclaafuf may 'awe 49 butwn Button bulifm who S gm me k how Q0 CO0 uusgrahng Mrs Dahl I A , Q ff' ff if fm 5 , fem, A GAIL MCLAIN Miss Homemaker of 1955 ,l 4 menu my Www Home Economics covers a variety of things. lt includes cooking, meal plan- ning, sewing, beauty care, and many other helpful ideas for the young home- maker. 1 -. 84 f 1 k S - -xx S .Al Oh this Car!! ' 154 The satisfaction of rreat- ing things with the hands and, at the same time. learn- ing a skill or trade are two of the primary purposes of the lnrlustrial Arts llepart- ment. Boys acquire knowl- edge in mechanical draw- ing, general shop. wood- working. and trade training. Bu, , fllr, 41 Ioon' Y Young electricians at work. X' 'ZF' Q 'Lai' 1 1. 1. 7 :Q VL. ,,, S4 -F5-'I' ,.., ff L . Q: ,:.. 'L .: ' :LJ -il.: RL. -J-'2 .... LJ: :C ...- :..: A3 :l L . AZ- L 4.1. 52 'T L22 5-: L34 .L- K- A:L ,LA ,E-4 7- fl ,KJ ,:. -1 ii I, QV' -2: :I ZZ H, f : l'l: 7: S-': Lx.-.. ? Lx.. 'lf E5 i f 'lf J 1 M F S 'Z ,- x 4 -.4 3 Z 'C L:- ai Z 7. 7 x 3 7 2 , lf 7 , 1 , 'Q ' E 1, .... i 'lf I v-4 A vf SF .2 K '1 -I. L ,-4 - .L ...V 5 'Z ' x ,,,.I.' S I , Z L .... .1 --. , X1 N,,, ,X I ,f n W ,A,f - ., , Nw . QXxLYifE'X, fx 7'ix.. t, 'T X- In lf- .,.i- U' 9.iu.'R 085526 ' 0 4 ,- . 2.4 2 f 'I 7 Q .2 :I 1 1 LC J , f 3 1 7 fw 7 , .A 'lf i 9 3 7 S 1.. Lx. .2 L ,: 'J I. Lx. x.. ,-. 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Sturni, H. Felton. Mr. Tilflvn. ll. Cornfllla. J, Ste-ngf-ni. l-. Howard. D. Larson. Y. Cox. J. Sturm. fl. llulman. 1. Fvliulr-r. 5. Saiagv. D. Lund. ll. Rnlmins. ll. Bimnv. ll. Hanning. D. Morris. ll. Culillwrgz. B. Allan. and L. lfliawn. Fiftli rms: H. llra4llJury. J. Christian-un. lf. Ramlwrgx. ll. Hamanka. and fi. Nc-lsnn. Sedan! 71694 gazed .45 : . 5 3 I , ' D 'Ax V, iz, 5.25 1 -4 if x awfifgfxii .N fn' ' ,-.., f ' 4 L .' f' 1 2 -04, , ff-TY Dmly workout 3 T mm Ls BXQC he kill ln .. how 5 es S dx-Qhblini me ba The early morning line-up Olive, wh at are you doing? o Sl Easy b Y Man, look at those builds! N .IDI MCLEOD Halfbakck Junior BOB STANSBERRY Halfhack Quarterback Senior 2 year letterman Class A Westrrn Division Honorable Mention Zfae 37mg FRANK KATU Quartz-rliack Fullliarrk ,lunior JIM WELCH Tackle, End Backfif-ld Senior 2 year let!!-rman Class A Western Division Honorable Mention MR. VAN GORDEN Line Coach MAC WYLIE Halfback Fullback Junior Class A Western Division Second Team X MARTIN KARDELL End Senior 1 year lem-rman Class A We-stern Division Honorable Mention BYRON KNUDSVIG Center Senior 1 year Ietterman Zine ?7wwf 7? HAROLD FRIESEN End, Guard Senior 1 year letterman ALAN ALEX Guard Junior 7 S 54 HARRY HYATT Center Senior 3 year letterman Class A We-stern Division Second Team RICH MANUEL Tackle Senior 4 year lellerman Class A Western Division Honorable Mention 3 .- ' -. ,gig Q .,, ffl J rv' JACK VAN KOTEN Tackle Senior 2 year lr-tlerman acc A Wetern Division Second Team JOHN INBIAN Tackle Senior 1 year letterman ' f ,J '-ffg:,9,,,49 '1f7 ?f '13-f JY Q' J fin 5 ff 4 J , ' W F 1 !'? liar. g 'ik f hi, 'Af vi fl: F W 26-5 id I ws . ' af Iwi, V 424: P41 315'-,V , my SE' 72 74 7s 41 48 1 18,421 44f' 4584 Mx MM A N G U i N x ,gr , , ,- n: ' . 7 AN 6 X' .4 Q 1 X P0ni CS V5 H ' Elena in H aV1'e 7 Left to right: X955 BLUE PONY BASKETBALL SQUAD' Wanam, Hyatt, Knudsvig, VanKoten, 5lcLc-nd. Wyhe. Wynne. Wekh, Stansberry, Wanago, Yrir-svn, Vliwins. Lmott. Coach Ward. Z, Time out P1 I3 Ill ll! Ill IMG gnu IMS-' ' P QCIIEDYLE Lewistown , Great Falls Helena Sidney Lewistown , Chinook Chinook llutte liutte Central Glemlive Glasgow Y llelena Kalispell liutte , Kalispell , Whitefish Glendive Sidney , , Great Falls liutte Central Glasgow , ,, BYRON KX UJSYIC 5'll. Senior Guarfl-l'4orwarrl BO B W.-XNAGO 6,' Junior Guard-Forward HAROLD I-'RIESEN 5'11'g. Senior Guar+l-Forward X um m I ,M 9 fasx elf!! Wilkins at the free-throw line. GLASGOW SCOTTIES vs. PONIES in HAVRE Hyatt shoots from the side. Wylie up for a rebound. Wynne guards the Welch throws a A Scotty fouls Wilkin backboartl. long shot. Ponies defeat Great Falls for Ole Goat 11 1 Wynne jumps with a L'Bison. Bison gets a charity toss. fm 'Y 50 70 Peay Wealeadew NGO GCI 'Emu Susie Q I xc. 1 DIXIE BROADUS HARRIET MERAS SHERRY THOMPSON we v ff:7vv4 3 I gl , 4' J JF AQ Basketball Squad givPS a Chfff- H Club-His? or Her? G1 rn :C- 2 F1 -a -a F1 m s- 9 P-H U5 I o Fl :Q u, :cs E :1: sf Z I -a ca z cu 5 I o I U7 o z YU P -1 P-I -4 51 o U7 cz' 2 o w -4 61515 N. 815 semR W 3? fk wa J in ,-45 gif' ,Q K Q .M rm, y .ex Q A8 .. i f2 N'S iiw I .uv , X Wh o s got itf I, Taka- it uwayi IIAVRH HIGH SCHOOL COLT T EAM The haskethull B squad. un- der the experie-need direction of Coach Van Corden. showed a great deal of improvement during the season. The lvois learned the fundamentals and smooth eo- ordination that will stand thenl in good stead next year when they try out for the varsity squad. the Bliie Ponies. The Colt games at home usually consist of a preliminary with other B squads of the Big Six- teen. They also compete with other teams from Hi-line sehools. N Amazing! A 73 33 i. 'rf' 5 'ff LZ. Kay Thomas Jam- Schumacher Larry McKay Sue Williams Phyllis Deppnieier Gail Olson Jo' X1 'T 4 4 L ri! L Bill Thackeray Harry Hyatt Don Johnson ,lim Wlelcli Barbara Se-cl Chester johnson Ardith Hamilton Ellen ffool Henry Halnaolia Sally Harmon Virgil Cox Ann Nlarir- fililvs glances ' NATIONAL Hdnon socnsrv .4 X x S ? 2 S W of EL Nlemhers of the National Honor Society are selected for their character. service. leaclership and scholarship. Not more than fifteen per cent of the Senior Class and five per cent of the Junior class may he selected for this society. lflectetl from the ,lunior Class of l954 were Kay Thomas. Sue Williaiiis. Bill Thaclteray. jane Schu- macher ancl Phyllis Deppmeier. The seniors chosen this year include the above members, plus Harry Hyatt, Larry McKay, Gail Olson, Don johnson, ,lim Welch, Barbara Seel, Chester Johnson, and Ardith Hamilton. Ellen Cool, Henry Hamaoka, Sally Harmon, Virgil Cox and Ann Marie Gibson were Junior Class selections. i U' '- r 'Q is lr ' t ' ll ln if X i '? i S ma johnson kf rd Carolee Waldrlp Carol Soaijjzn Ju: Welch Mac row Lowell Walkin Fl0yddBl:xv1cdRobxns Second FOW Harry mrs k an 51,0 nberg Dune Broadus B05 Hamoa a d R r I h1lGnilm an 036 .lxm Wilkins P Wylie Dan 30096 The volce of the students that IS h w at Student Councll represents Under e leadershlp of ,llm Welch Presxdent ,llm McLeod Vlce Presldent and Jeanette Ham block Secretary Treasurer the Councll for 1954-1955 passed many rules of lm portance to the students of H H S T he Councll also repealed President Vice President JIM WELCH JIM McLEOD L- OFFICERS 1. part of the constltutlon Secretary Treasurer NET HAMBLOCK 75 4 Gail Nlrluin Sur- William- Cllarlntta' Crm-n Quill and Scroll members are juniors and seniors who have done outstanding work in some part of the journalism field and have maintained an average to he grouped scfholasticallv in the up- per third of their Class. The candidates are recommended hy Miss Slaaten. Stampede advisor. and approved by the executixe set-rc-tary of this honorary society. Lynn llf-ek:-r llvlty ,ln SUlf'IIl Jeanette- llamlrlovk ad! avre :gh Sclwolgs S t a m p H'-'Wx fha Vol No XL Havro,Mon1ana, Wednesday December! l954 No 6 Ensrud Sponsored Officers luncheon Provules Pleusurulale Get together Equally pleasurable and unusual was the luncheon held on Frlday December 3 for the presldents of the four classes and the student body presldents and selected offlcers of the various organizations ln HHS and the representatives to the student council from each advls ory The gathering took place ln the cafeteria of the Llncoln NlcKlnley school 4 The Stampede SW, 5 ill A . swf? to 1 orrrfrar rnrmrrrrrrrm of rms N ' rs tcrroturrc Q, Q f a Po Fdltors l rrbsrn Scel and Ilmny Boone n,,q,n,.s, xmn .gf-r t harlotte Frecn Adu reruns Xl rnager 'lrlyrna lyrlsht and .It rn: tte ll rmhlcck Sports I-'drtor Blll Tharkcray Asst Rlrlnrd Slrrssel Don Johnson Feature Fdltor Gall NlcLatn Clrculatxon and Lxchange Betty Jo Solem and Lynn Der-ker photography Gall Olson Advmer Miss Doris Slsaten Chrrstmos Proves Many Scholurshrps To Be u Busy Season Not only ls thls the season for Christmas shopplng but there are also the many school actlvl tres getting the flnlshlng touches The band and cholrs are git ting ready for the Community Sing along wrth the rehearsals for the choirs tradltlonal Chrlst mas Concert Spurs are maklng plans for decorating the tree for the maln hall and the lrttle gym for the Chrrstmas Dance Plrls ln home eronomrcs wlll he making various grfts with therr numerous talents Thls 1 hrlstmas randv boxes The rest ol the students have plans durrng the hnlrdays They make resolutronslll before the Nev. Year and just after report card day lts funny but the books they trudge home urth seem to stay rn the same dark corner of the rloset they flrs! put them in Those holldav affairs just dont lease room for studylng and as everyone knows a person always feels more rested and ready to get bark to the old grrnd after a well used hollday -r It s In The Book Dec 10 Ponies Colts at Greet Falls Dec 11 Ponles at Helens Polls at Glldford Dec I Local Amerlcan Le- gion speech Dec 13 Dec 14 Dec 15 Dec l ford here D c IS here Dec 1 contest Thesplan Inltlatlon Frosh Candy Sale Christmas Concert Lewistown here Glld Sldney here Joplln Frosh Candy Sale Iloofbeats . . Cheers to those who supported the Junror Red f'ross program GO PONILS Thanks to Nllsses Olsrud and Samuelson from the muslc depart ment for taking care of tlckets and ushering at the recent con rert SNIASH GT FALLS' Dont forget the pencil dls- penser ln the main hall BEAT HELENA' Srghs of relief from students and teachers alike now that slx weeks tests are over DUMP SIDNEY' Admlrlng Pl stances to the senlors as they pau out their graduation pictures TROMP LEWISTQWN' Snphomoros and freshmen- taks advantage of the opportnn ity offered and try out for tho Offered to Senrors A blg declslon to be faced each year hy graduatlng seniors is whether to contlnue thelr school lng ln college or to quit srhool and K0 to work Often an other wlse quite capable student ls pre rented from contlnulng school ldue to lack of flnanres To assist ,these students a xarrety of schol larshlps and loans are made pos sible The purpose of the follow mg story rs to arquarnt students with some of these scholarships The scholarshrp flle of the hlgh school library offers .4 large van ety of drfferent opportunrtles to lnterested students lt tontalns l 'llontans stale rrnllcrsitres as well rs a large number of out of state rolleges such .-rs Prrrflr lnrverslty rt Forest Grrne Oregon James tovrn College at lamestnvwn North Dakota Colorado School of Mines and Reed College M Tusco Heath as senlor ruunsellor also prepared to help anyone urshlng to ohlalrr a srholarshlp Ylany schularslnips to Northr-m Montana college are offered by local businesses rrnrl organizations such as klmanls I-lks Masons and H luarl I lack 1 o Spa clalln d subjects such mx mlnlng mrdiclne science mntlwlllatlrs psythology and home Nonomlcs have mam scholarship backers and anyone Ilntr-rested In certain of these pro- fessions ulll rocelvr murh lnfor mation from the llhrary flle tllrls from the farm may be Interested In special scholarships offered by Farm life Xllgnzlne Montana State Unlverslty upon recommendation f the high school prlnclpal wlll match any out of state scholarshlps offered l0 students of Montana hlgh schools This ls particularly yalu able for students who mlzht have Continued on page 41 I l Dan Surmr Avrd HHS Sports Fan After being a HHS sports fan for over 27 years last week Da Surml bought his reserve seat tlrket for the 1954 55 basket ball season ilnce 192r Dan Surml a local shoemaker hasnt mlssed a sea son of HHS basketball Because the new gym was bullt ln 1929 Ilan watched several games ln the old Sym whlch was located below the present audltorlum lt hasnt been Just the last r years Dan has been luterested ln basketball ln 192s before mmlng to Havre Nlr Surml who was then a coal mlner south of trreat Falls brought l rar load of players from a llttle school ln Lentertrlle to nament They heat rhampronshlp proudly Str Surmr farled to enjoy just as anfxou Havre for a tour Het to wrn he relates Vlr Surmr who has never a game wlll be s to see the flrst horrre game Detember 17 as any HHS student lr Productlon Gwen On December 3 and 4 Play Proves Success Xl rgnrfnent Obsession lloyd C Douglas .1 drama favor ue was srrrcessfully presented to the llllS strrlents 'md llavreltesr hy the Junior rlass on December 'l rnd -l l-venlu: performances r hl h .tudltorrunr ll matte Illmlrlo k lnd Keltll lolmnsaard frlled the leadrnz roles of Helen Hudson md Bobby Xlerrrtk Dr Hudson the healthy lrrnrn srrraeon nas played rry Alan Xlex vrho dref' suddenly leayrng lrrs vvrdou Hs-lrrr and daughter Joyre rflayna C rn-nl to the grext ht-mllderment of lrrlllrglng hrs ex l pensne affarrs llel n Hudsons rorrsur Nlonty Brent 1Phll Grit frm was the devoted flantee of Joyrr- and also a goorl frltnd of the lludsons was Vunry Ashford 1t.rrol 'vlaberryl Others starring ln the play mere! Nlerton Johnson as Dr Maltolrn Pyle Ruth Bradbury as Niarlon Dawson Xlrgll Lux as Jack Daw l son Patsy Adamsen as 'Vlrs Wlrkes hrglnla Stlmpson as Nl rrtha and 'Vllke Flune as Perry -Xlso vforkurg on the play ln produrtlon work were Thesplans knne tlarre trihson ln charge of putrllrrly tlckets und programs llrure lxellam llghts and make p luurrrnne Snyder properties John Inman srenery and Ruth llradhury costumes DAYYY BOOWE AWD BARBARA SEI-IL ARE AT THF helm of the Stampede Staff as the co-editors They have the tuk of digging up news forelnlng lt assigning It and making aura thelr reporters meet the deadline which ls every other Wednesday Barbara and Danny are preparing to und the first slx odltlons of the Stampede to the Staff For 1955 Blue Pon Annual Buslly Workrng lo Meet Deadlrne Tlrls years Blue Pony annual staff ls now in full swing pre Darin: to meet the December 10 deadllne Miss Mary Sweeny annual sponsor ls dlrectlng this magnanlmous publication and Pat Rentschler editor of the Blue Pony annual is assisting her The remalnlng members of the annual staff are Deanna George Kay Thomas Gall Olson Carolee Waldrlp Sue Wllllams and Vlary Jo Schumacher The lllue Pony annual wil pany publlshed the annual How ever this year lt wlll he sent to the Taylor Publlahlng company The seniors are remlnded once agaln that their pictures must be ln by December ll Also the girls are asked to near dark sweaters wlth pearls and the boys suits with tres Mlss Swseny nlshes to announce to the freshmen spho mores and juniors that M Helmbrecht wlll take ping pongs of those who were absent during the llrst shooting Ftetskes wlll Left to rrght are Deanna George Kay Thomas Gall Olson Csrolee Waldrlp Sue Wllllams Mary Schumacher ln front is Pat R ntschler feature ses eral changes this year much to everyone s dellght There wlll he an addltmn of 27 pages making rt 115 pages instead of last years 88 pages Also a newly deslgned cover wlll adorn this 54 55 annual wlth a differently arranged page system lnslde Thls new arrangenremt ls due to the rlrnnge in publisher-4 l-ormerly the Great Falls Publishing com Nlne HHS Debaters Study Debate Ouestron Resolve That the congress should rnrtrate the policy of free rrade urth nxtrorrs frlendly to I H rs the question which e Dehrte club under the drrectlon or 'klr Lau renee ls now studymg Students all over the state are uorkrnrz on thls que'-rtron und wlll ronrprtr agnrrst out mother t the state meet P lrss rs now prep-rr lrrrefs on the que-stron md urthln l few weeks wlll stlrt drlratlng llernlrers of the Delratc club are John Lawson lllartrn kardell Kay Thomas Roger trlrrett Sus rn lrrkery Sue llllllams Phrl l- nes grl I and Steve Reydu Party Features ta s Chrmney A theme of Santas Phlmney wus rarrled out at the annual Xl I- A Chrrstmas partv held in the Llncoln NlcKmley cafeteria on December r I-ollowrng a desert luncheon there was group singlng carols and playing of whlst Lharrman for the decoration committee was 'Vlr .Ilm XVard assisted bv Maurlne Samuelson llarlene Cummings James Ber gene and lrlola lllppllnger Nlrs Warren llahn was rum mrtlve rlralrmun of the enter trunme-rrt r o m m r t te e rs I-yerett Arresud Nlrs Wah Al more Xlathsen and Rohr rt Trl den romprrsed thls romnnttee be taken mth the permrsslon of the annual adv lsor Ideas sketches and promrslng themes are asked to be contrlbuted to llllss Sweem or one of the staff The one belnll chosen wlll recelye an annual free of chargt The most outstanding pnture used ln 1954 55 annual wlll also be an arded u free annual Cheerleaders Possess Strrklng New Outflts Lets hare something differ ent was the thought of all the cheerleaders this year The Blue Pony rheerleaders will preyrew then nevl blue v necked sweaters vrltr earh girls name on he sleexe The skkts made of whlte felt vslth lrluc anklets and vnhlte burks round out the ensembles lluth ronslderatlon ls lrerng gnen to tlrt thought of golng to Great I' rlls Ihr 10 The Pep Lluh purrhased the sklrts wlrrle the cheerleaders bought thelr own sweaters Communrty Slng Starts Chrlstmas Season Off The llaxre Rotarv Club vsrll present lts annual Community Sing Dt-remlrtr 8 Those groups partitlputrnr. wlll be the llnre lllzh School lland Frrst l utheran Junlor Cholr 'sixth Avenue Lhrls tlan Church t holr Havre Junlor Hlgh Girls Cholr Havre Central Nilxed Chorus Flrst Luthern Senlor Cholr Chrnook llrgh School Glee Club First lutheran louth Cholr Preshyterlau Church Choir Hasre High School Glrls Choir Methodist Church Cholr Havre lllgh School Boys Cholr and the Hat re High School 'Vllxed Chorus The scene used last year ls agaln being used this year but is belnz retouched by Nlr Hlelman and hls art class Barney Abrahams ls chalrman for the sung vslth Wir Vlathsen as director of the mass cholr NT AVPI-.DE Tvure a month llzlxrt- Hrvh new paper The btampeflc wa eagerlx awartul frr hx turlerrl and lat ulty alike The paper r a rnerrrher of the Natlonal Scholastrr Press -X-sorratron ulll and Stroll and Nlontana lnlersrholastlc frlltorlal X- otlalron lr al 0 recent-rl flrsl :lass honor rating from National btholastrc Pres -Kssotlahon To make money for sendlnv a delegate to Pow Wow held each summer on the campus of Nlontana State lnnerslty the Stampede sponsored the Nlrss Prrrrt contest X delegate from each class competed for the lltle Mm Pnnt was crowned at a semi formal dance February I2 and was presentrll with a grit O r' H u o 0 o Q 2 ' 1 7 . . 1 1 . . 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Deanna George' KAY THOMAS Business .llanager BUSINESS MANAGER Kay Thomas SALES STAFF Carolee Waldrip Ardy Hamilton Deanna George Cheryl Alex Lynn Decker Sharon Winkenweder Harriet Meras Olive Mays Bev Perry Janet Brandt Sally Harmon ffauzaal DEANNA GEORGE Layout Editor LAYOUT STAFF Deanna George Lynn Decker Doris Hamaoka PHOTOGRAPHERS Gail Olson Doris Hamaoka Martha Ann Eudy Joann Christianson Harriet Meras Phil Eaves TYPISTS Chester Johnson Ardy Hamilton Gail Olson Phyllis Deppmeier W SUE WILLIAMS Literary Editor LITERARY STAFF Sue Williams Lynn Decker Florence Kampf ART STAFF Albert Karhu Kenji Hamaoka NIISS SWEENEY, Sponsor The Blue Pony Annual staff, under the direction of Miss Sweeney, began their long task by signing a contract with the Taylor Publishing Company to pro- duce the largest yearbook in the history of H.H.S. Student photographers, headed by Gail Olson and aided by Helmbrecht Studios, appeared at every school activity, in every classroom and even in the Hdarkroomv where Bill Thackeray guided experiments in developing and enlarging the hundreds of pictures to be used. Kenji Hamaoka's design for the cover merited him a free yearbook as did Albert Karhu's ideas for the division pages. These two artists drew and developed each photogram many times before they met with the approval of Mr. Heilman, art instructor. The layout and financial burdens fell to Deanna George and Kay Thomas respectively, who spent sleep- less nights and tense days to make sure that the stu- dents of Havre High would have a complete record of this year's events. CAROLEE WALDRIP Sales Manager GAIL OLSON Chief Photographer ALBERT KARHU Art Editor .pin KENJ I HAVIAOKA Cover Design f 7 1. H. Yirxt rnw. uf.. . V U1-nn. and U. Bmunv, N-vunnx n-1, .. B. 5:-1-1. J, Haxnblm'k. 5. Xymialnf. ll. Urvvn. C.. Sun-n-un. R. Urvrn. Third ruw: D. johnson, R. Nhxrxxxm-1. H. Hyatt. C. Nlniuin. 1.. Snyder. 51. Larson. F.. lluul. K. Langdon. Fourth row: K. Hamzwku. ' Eawf. T. Robins, H. Ffh-fm-n. M. Wyliv. U. A 1. NlvLmd. H. Hamauka. 1 . Wzxnagu. K. Luke-nsgar . and john Lawwn. 0ffiCQ4f- N arc: Fail 0 svlg.. X109 Prmid. Non. Prpnrlem: BY Treasurer- ani' Iintg Uanm. Born ,ron Knud - 1 a. f - PP Q.. y fl . ' -ffrf-I - l0IllZ1:. Pomt Cl1airl1?q::1 Q . Upon,. r Q . 1 1, Niles Oluruml, ll First row. left to right: Cool, Anderson. Certsenherger. Gibson. Wright. Hamilton. Hamblock Olson, Sunday, Meras, llroadus. Thompson. Wvilliams. anwl Howard. Second row: Saylor. llehllxom. Brown. Lisoski. Becker. lfiellls. Ryan. Renal-zer. Phalen. l'lf'lIHH. 3ia1'Kenzie. Decker, Yivlu-ry. Third row: Perry. Larson, Be-aman, Fuhs, Johnson. Shore. Callahan. Norman. Fix. Anderson Dowen. and Hatler. Fourth row: Rentschler. Lane. Brandt. Stevenson. Teel. Eudy. Buralstein W'eyh. Xlaberry. Larson. Clark. Green. Fifth row: Sf-el. Hagen. Nleluain, Winkenweder. Alex. and Sorenson. Pep glad ggWe,x'e got the pep: weive got the steam: weve got the coach: we've got the team could easily be ealled the motto of the Pep Club who very ably illustrated what school spirit was. Besides supporting the Blue Ponies at competitive events. the organization sponsored dances. made porn-poms for the basketball games. and entertained the student body with pep assemblies. The leaders of the club were Ardith llamilton. President: Nlyrna Wright. A Vive President: Georgia tlibson. Ser- akmfglfonl retary: and Harriet Nic-ras. Treasurer. 'fl llls , , . . I l' Nliss bhultz was Adxisor. a'k Ib all , N 'aswn A1-dizh Myrna Georgia Haffiel Hamilton wlfight Gibson M935 fb- ,L ,gs as .x -ox eg- NX i-1' Q-f 2 is -all T 2 L kensgarxl. C' Haugg. . K. U i B St-el. 1 T Q b E 5, D. Boone 5 hr-rg. - , - cl row. teh t0 nghtidpl Czlllewitliarvgorl' glarzlrgll Warv- M' Chine KEY CLUB MEMBFRSZTTS. Wanago' R' Hills death. Advisor: 5- ' k . Nliddfi T0 ' To Tow: A ' K, Hamao a , D. ,lohH90n' V3 Haalaml, R. Golbffgokah and .l. Lawin- H. Fri:-sen. H' Hama www Key Club is a high school service organization OFFICERS sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. This year, under the leadership of Mr. Tusco Heath, the Key Club assisted with the A.A.L'. Boxing Matches, held two inter-club meetings with Glasgow, and were co-sponsors for the Lee Grabel Magic Showf, They also managed ti. contribute a set of vocational guidance books to Havre High School. The 1955 slate of officers were: Dan Boone. President: Kenji Hamaoka. Vice Presidentg Keith Lolcensgard. Secretary: Chuck Hauge. Treasurer: and ,Ion Lawson. Lieutenant Governor of this district. Lawson. lmkensgard. Hamaoka, Boone and Haugen 82 First row left to rlght A Alex B Wanago T Wynne .l Wllkm H Hyatt and .l VanK0trn Second row F Kato K Wattam H Fnesen R Stromberg D Johnson and Brad Holt Thml row J McLeod 'VI Wyhe ,I Welch R 'Vlanuc-l B Knudsvlg and A Manuel To become a member of H Club a boy must earn a letter m basketball football, or track Funds raised by the club go toward the purchase of new equlpment for the athletlc department The H Club sponsored dances and had concesslons at some of the basketball games to raise such funds Offlcers for thxs sears crew were Jlm Welch President Don Johnson Vlce Presldent and Jack Van Koten Secretarx Treasurer 'Vlr Seelmger acted as sponsor E' lg 018 of H Club 'Y' gazing 6646 Rich Manu'-1 R011 Kuiava Petr- Yr-lk John TXIPTH4 Jim I,3WIf'Y Y ' 'Y' 71 Q 1 N Liu' X. 1- Q 'll' ,i 1 X Q, lx f rf ,X 'R ,- - fy ax w wr if 'L 'L 1 Y ,U N I , X ffhuvk Hauge- Larry Dt-ppm l'il'f' Dr-p Left to right: J. Jleras, R. C Hauge. .'TS 00L PKGILI5 CH GH 5 E HI HAVR pm:-if-r holds hr-a vy b film, ag. Ilan uel, R. Kuia wa, J. La wlf-r, I, DFP prnf-if-r, Mares gi ves Jlr. H Path a left. Larry 1710 vas in. S1011 grin: loo Irs o ver lhe sit ua lion. H nd Pele try the punching bag. Hauge in action. 85 xii. Q First WW- left I0 fight? Hamafvka. Te-el. and Haze, Second row: Hayes, Bradbury. lllack, Lisuslci. Berg. Esn-ll. andv Christiansun, Third row: Mrs. Wiard. Str-nge-ni. Fields, Shure, Certsenbergzvr. COX. Ti'lC'l1f0W. Yelk. and llurrington. Fourth row: Wioeppel, Jxllhk, Burchard, Gould. Chestnut, Q0 OA Lane. Johnson. Price. Niimi. and Mrs. Dahl. Q, ' 7 Q: 9 3 K ' ff is 79 3 i mr Ft v- I 3, A l' .. 3 16, xo fo Q5 NEW HC Y galil K W x f H ll FKTYRE IIOMEMAKERS i Ulf .-XTVIERICA Future llomemalcers of America. un- der the leadership uf President Olive Mays. Vice President Judy Jones. Sec- retary lluris llamanka. Treasurer Phyl- lis lleppmeir. Parliameritarian Kay Thomas. llistnrian Helen Schepp. Re- porter Elaine Black. Song Leader Shir- ley Teel, and .Mlxisor Mrs. Dahl. was an active organization in llavre High Sclmol this year. 6120! -G .',a , . s .1 .0 .ff Awe. s iffgwl wx , 2 ii. . I' Q1 1 l Mba 022' ,I F AL NIEMBER9 Bottom row left to nght R Bradbury D Boucher S Finley A Cvlllifflll K langdon qecontl row ll fallaban l' Hurcbard I ,lfnfn K 'Nbuland 5 Price L Man f-ng.fm I. mor J o nfaux Third row K P uk Y Could A llurrlngo over S mrm P Con C Ne-l on C' Guy Fourth row E 'NlcI'addfn Wrlgbt R Davew 4,44 I W1 meet at tonight In e Club officers for thxs wear little gym wae a famlllaf Statement made every Wednecdaw mornmg over the PA sw Qtem Bemg organlzed to encourage blgh physlcal efflclency among blgh school glflg to pro mote athletlc and soclal actnltles and to foster the hlgbest ldeas of Qportimanshxp fel lowsblp and conduct the club offered luck ball volleyball :ce slcatmg softball and blklng to its membere 5 Jfsl 1- A ,1:xi1Q - .' 2 af '.Ai.v,Qx.'1.-ll . .l '-11,12 I.. Cr ' . ll. Russell. ll. Qtr , . , g. Q. l 5 , 1. ' . : . 1 ' - , D. Estell. S. Harmon, D. Erivkson. O. Mays, V. Coffing, P. Deppmier. S. Brown. S. 51-yler, C. 0 1 p x t ' -'G.A. ll 7 ' ' th ' ' .V R' 5 :N 'L . . . . . ' I fi .' ka ,g 4.1, . . Y . . - Q X . . . . . H, U1 lv . Q . . I V . . . M ' l, DEBATE 6'Resolved: That Congress should initiate a policy John Lawson of free trade with nations friendly with the United Statesv was the topic debated on this year by eight debaters every Wednesday night. The club has high hopes of winning sweepstakes in Missoula at Interscholastic in May. Mr. Lawrence was the coach and the officers were: John Lawson, President, Roger Garrett, Vice Presidentg and Sue Williams, Secretary-Treasurer. Other members were Kay Thomas, Susan Vickery, Virgil Cox, Martin Kardell, and Phil Eaves. SUP Williams Martin Kardell S-'Q ' Phil Eaves Dedaze 1 cf X- 'Gs 1 la. i N Kay Thomas A T, ': ' KN ' QT ...',N, 5 X Virgil Cox .- 1111 V' . e f Cf A 'Sn-1,0 ,as I 'ef ' Ro er Garrett b Q'-..:v V g . P Susan Vxckery repay-ah, ,,,,,4 ,Ax in on-9 , ,T kg X V yy. P' S14 - jf with b 1 Coach nee Havre High aeggogfgioese debate team. Mr, Lawre 1 Q of Havre 1 , Best Debater, second par Montana S b G,mders0nf Gaftellv d B0 Merri Debate TrophY, an first Place At the 1954 Montana lnterscholastic Debate Tournament held at Montana State University, Havre High School's Debaters, Bob Gunderson and Merrill Garrett, completely dominated the Debate events. In two full days of debates and after winning eight straight contests. Bob and Merrill emerged as the undefeated champions of Montana, an event made more remarkable by the fact that this was the first ear Y either boy had debated. In addition, Merrill won unanimous possession of the Best Debater award. 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Joyce ,.eA., Carol Maberry Jeanette Hamblock Merton Johnson Phil Griffin Rayna Greene Bobby .,....,......, ....... K eith Lokensgard Dr. Hudson ..,...7. i,,i.....,,..,.. A lan Alex Perry ,,,,..,......,....7 ....... M ike Clune Mrs. Wickes -- ,,,,... ,,,.,.. P at Adamsen Marion ,,,,..,,,, i,,..,,, R uth Bradbury lack .....,,,,, ........... V irgil Cox Extra ,..,..,,....,.,. ,...,, L ee Anderson Directed by ....,ttt .......tt. L . Fowler Script Girl Cheryl Alex December 3, 4, 1954- 8115 P.M. High School Auditorium Merton and Carol PRODUCTION STAFF Director ,,,.o,o..o,o,,o,.o,.,,,,v,o..... Lynn Decker Scenery o,,,,,,o,,,,, ,,,,,o,ooo J . Inman B. Holt Sound effects, Make-up, and Lighting Kellam, E. Cool, L. Snyder S. Brown C. Sorenson M. Larson Props i.......,,,.........,,oo L. Snyder, B. Kellam Costumes ,,,.,o,i,,o,o, o.,l,..,......o,, R . Bradbury Publicity, Tickets, Ushers .cc,.c.. A. Gibson B. Hatleberg M. Samuelson Jeanette and Merton s- R. L 5 - THESPIANS-Bottom row, left to right: K. Thomas, C. Green. T. Robins. J. Kezar, and C. Olson. Second row: L. Schumacher, A. Wiederrick, C. Nlaberry, L. Decker, L. Snyder, and R. Green. Thircl row: ll. Ness. R. Uolherg. ,I. Hamblock, A. Gibson. P. Eaves. Fourth row: B. Kellam, V. Cox, M. Johnson, j. Sturm. D. Ormse-th. J. lnman. B. Thackeray and .l. Lawson. Right: Mr. Fowler. Sponsor. Below: SIGNING THE BY-LAWS'-The officers were Tim Robins, Pre-sidentg Kay Thomas, Secretary: .loanna Kezar, Treasurer: and Gail Olson, Scribe. Mr. Fowler was Sponsor. 1 Xa -Q ' 2 I The Havre Troupe No. 869 of the National Thespian Society was a very active organization during the school year. Besides selling programs at the basketball and football games, the Troupe sponsored the Opportu- nity Plays, One-Act, and All- School Plays. L II, IOI f ,A Qu ,Www-' E f snag 1. bs is 5 W? f,,p? 1 f , . wk, fagifml, 4 A YN .. 1, If A , ' , J K M ' 1' Q e. A J 'Q 1 Q-4 Et ? 1.15. K n K, T .ia lin. I - THE HAPPY JOURNEY written by THORNTON WILDER The entire Kirby family consisting of, from left to right: Pa lPat Thackerayl. Carolyn fDonna Ryanl, Arthur 4Darrell Petersonl, and Ma fYvonne Could! start their journey to Camden to visit their married daughter and sister, Buelah CDiane Renakeri. This very successful play emphasized the importance of the family to society. It was directed by Bill Thackeray and Ruth Bradbury, who also were in charge of make-up with the help of Jeanette Hamblock. Above: Carolyn and Arthur wave good- bye to their friends. Above, right: Pa greets his married daughter, Buelah. Right: Ma talks with a gas-station at- tendant tlim Holsapple. who was also stage managerl. f, 1, Y m if A X, . if , 321 1 1 'L',,f A gk . 4 , my 5 , h,v' fe, ,gk :M M ew-N-' Vf I W , , 7, .4 f 0, ,, 3 W Y V Q W 7 , vue if inf!- .A Q., . 4555 W , ' q'f .QfMJ Q Q ff . 'K . . ,A 4, . fv WW, uf -. 1 . ,W 'f W 'Q' 4 Y P Mm A lg A Y , jx .5 V ' 1 0 4 I ,, .k . . as - . 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