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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

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'H' 3 Y 1 W1LlNlANl5!, .U 'Eff f ,-,V We, 'rhe sfaff of 'rhe I956 Blue Pony, cledicale our publicafion +o +he sfudenfs and faculfy 'lhrough whose efforfs Havre High School won s+a+e-wide recogni+ion in schol- arship, sporfs, and aclivifies in l955 and I956. ,, ,im MR. H. B. ENSRUD--Superintendent of Havre Public Schools Whilst the morning shines, gather the flowers, says a Latin proverb. Similarly your high school days provide the time and opportunity to prepare for future citizenship. Both privileges and responsibilities go with 'ggrowing-up experiences. To all Havre High School students, and particularly to the Class of 1956, congratulations. May this be an outstanding year in your exper- ience. To the members of the Blue Pony Staff I extend my congratulations for your recognition of Havre High School student accomplishments. Nothing is worth doing, that is not worth doing well. H. B. Ensrud Superintendent of Schools SUPlElRllNTENDlENT'S MESSAGE 6 Ilill WZ' B-.-.. is PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE FOR THE 1956 ANNUAI Within the covers of this boolc is a record of your school year 1955-1956. In the years to come it is my hope that you will look hack at this record and find therein evidence that Havre High School has provided you with the basic skills and attitudes that have led you to a successful fulfillment of your living as an American citizen Remember that he who is wealthy in friends may be richer than he who has only wealth of a material sort. With the very best of wishes for the success of the members of the Class of 1956. PRllNCllPAlljS MESSAGE 7 our svhool hmlrfl has ilH'Y'l'll4t'lI its numlwr hy two I'f'1'f-lltly zmrl hoth new lllf INlDl'I'F are- ladies. Hrs. Lau- Son and Mrs. Lanrlskov. Eavh nwlnlwr of tho hoard has vilhvr u son or a mhlughtc-r in Hayn- High Fr-hool: the-rc-fore. they rvalizo- the importanrf' of a good School and work long: hours to make Surf- that we have the he-st. 'Qi SW :Ill-3s'1'l-in Lxwsox MRS. JOHN IAXIJSKOY Nw MR. GUY MABERRY NIR. STANDFOKD ROBBINS NIR. LEONARD ORMSETH ffhrzirnzzzn ,gi MR. WALTER OLSON NIR. BYRON H0l.'l 11 NIISS lllC'l l'N ISRUXYNF. l1.X.. XI.If,. NIR. HUB .'XNllliRSlJN. B51-.. N151-.. HR. JANIICF IJ. lil-IIULI-fNl'i. H51-.. in- tf'Li1'll4 l rs-xlnnan lflig1liNl1.1'1va1'llewIliv :M-ixlailt Klum-li of fmvtlvull anll lrux- -lruvts Biology uml lla-ne-ml Swim-mn Uppnrlunity Play uml 1-1--fpuiiwxx llif- livilrull. ll'll4lll'- Pllfxiflil h1lm'uli1+i1. a- we-ll :ix -pwvn-uring ilu- Snplnnnmr Snplimiwru- lllux-. flvm-ral Ninth :xml lin-im'-N, Clava C JlQ'l? l'5X.f' L l,'llH -- A . a,.gga-nsbivli-0' -il h., ,,,,,,,,.. f it .A in gag., ,, 1 A - it J 'L NIR. ffLIl F C:'kRI.SUN. ll.-X.. i- nur lhnul llirwlnr who rv- NIRS. Fl.l'f.'kNUHE IJXHI.. USv.. lil: Iurnml this yvar to ll,ll.5. aft:-r 21 yr-ar in Fug:-In-. Ore-gum, supvrwiws Ihr' ne-w llnnlf' Er-'mornin This is Mr. flarl-mfs ninth 51-ar he-rv anrl wi- ure- glurl lf- ds-partinf-nt anel vomluvtf Ihr- Hume haw- him lravk. making: rlaxw- anel l .ll.A. ll1lGiElilH vf'7 6y 45 NIR. 'l'I5lQ1'J HFXTH. ISA.. i- 1-ur URS. UORO'l'Hl'i,X FNSRYID. B54-., NIR. l.l.fHlD FUWl.l'fH. HA., 1lirf-4-rs fnvuri-vlnr and alw il-avhn-N lf 5. Hiy- wife' nf our 5l1pvrintv'r11lv'r1!. If'1u'llf'- rhf- Uiiw-.M't. Juniur filaxx Play- anfl wry, Hv i- a junior allxi-or anfl llfvx- l.atin ll. anil vunfluvt- fourth pn-riml thf' lQh1-ral Rvavlrr- ln--i4lf-- teal-liing ing: fluavh. -turly hall. Suplmrllffru- linglixh. 9 Z NJ in NIR. RALPH FRANK, B.A.. he-acl football coach, from Jefferson. Wisconsin. was voted Montana Coach of the yf-ar. He teaches ll. S. His- tory and Social 9 and is Frosh Basketball coach. l MR. BOB KAFTAN. BA.. teaches Social 12 and World History. He' is Frosh Advisor and supervisor of the stage. Mr. Kaftan cont:-5 from North Dakota. HAWVRE HlGlsil MRS. JIM WARD, B.Sc., teaches the advanced Home- making classes. I0 MR. HOWARD MOON B.Sc., algebra, general shop, mechanical drawing and woodwork instructor, is spon- sor of the Senior class and Director of audio-visual pro- gram. MR. PlNKSTON and NIR. FOLEY. as- sisted by MR. ROYS. are high school custodians and keep our halls and classrooms clean, warm anrl attractive. MRS. MARY ASHLINE, Clerk of School District No. 16, is responsible for keeping the financial records of our school and clubs in order which she has done proficiently for several years. MRS. SYLVIA NIacFARl.ANE checks the- physical well-being of the students of all Havre schools. trying to prevent sickness among us. W' li1Xf llliNf'f .XCD,Fsm.l.1 IIDEEQRSUQN fl' I MRS. MARGE DANELL is a very busy mem- ber of the HHS staff this year since she serves as receptionist, stenographer, keeper of the keys to the supply rooms and substitute attendance officer. 1? Q i S if-,jg 1' .3 5. 'mr' Pi Nlxtll W'Yl.llf l'res1'r1el1t ,za ' 14- . LW JIM NIVLEOIJ life Presideril J EANli'l l'l-I H 'X Nl ISLOCK Serretarvv This. our last year in the hallowed halls of Havre High School. has been filled with fun and activity. Under the leadership of our officers. Mac Vllylie. Jim Jlc'l.eod. Jeanette llanilvloc-lc. and M 'rna Larson. who were iresident. vice xresident. reeretarx. and treasurer ii I I . respectively. we prospered. The homecoming for the Class HA football champions lwhich was composed of a great number of seniorsl was reigned over by Queen Jeanette Haniblock and King Mac Wy'lie. Patty Purlcett and Jim McLeod served as Princess and Prince. Two of our senior boys. Mac Wy'lie and Jim Melieod. got all-state this year. Mac Wvylie. captain. for the Blue Pony football team. was named on the fourth football team of seven selected nationally by the Wigam Wiseiiieii of America. Jeanette Hamblock was elected as one of the cheerleaders of the Blue Ponies. We were represented very ably on the Student Council by Toni Wlynne, Keith Lokensgard, and Phil Eaves. Those filling the alternates' shoes were Louanne Snyder, Jeanette Haniblock, and Rayna Greene. On November 12 we presented the annual Senior Soiree. with the theme, Deep Pur Jlef' This roved to be ver unusual and beautiful. with the various shades of I l P Y A purple and pink, the spring flowers, and a fascinating waterfall. Next on the agenda for the senior boys was basketball. Four of the senior boys, Tom Wy'nne, Mac Wylie, Jim McLeod, and Jerry Elliott, were on the first string while Bob Wanago willingly substituted for them. We had very few dances and concessions this year, due not only to the fact that we donit care too much for work, but also to the fact that our treasury was suf- ficiently filled. The rigors of graduation then befell us, and with heavy l'?l hearts and smiling l ?l faces, we left this place of education. Mr. Howard Moon, Miss Mary Sweeney, and Mr. Wally Jacobson served as spon- sors for the class. SENIIURS I4 IW' NH RNA IARNUN Trenszzrer PATSY ANNE ADAMSEN Patsy A qnie! unaxsuniing niaill, In lm her friend has l1l1l'IIjS puirl. .Xnnual 21 lianfl l. 2, 3, -lg llirls' Clmir 1. 2: lh-lralv 2, 4: Prnm C0nInIitte-1-1 luninr Class Play. ALAN JAMES ALEX Big Al What prire glory? Alix:-sl Choir 1. 2. 3. -13 Boys' Choir 31 Choir Manager 43 H Cluli 3. 4: Football 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2. 3g Thvspians 3. 43 Prom Connnittee: Senior Soiree- Decorating Comnrittflez Junior Class Playg One-Act Play 23 Inter-svhulas tic 2. IRENE VIRGINIA BACHINI A sunny disposilion is half the lialllv. Pep Club 41 Girls' Choir 13 Prom Prnr gram Committee. ERNA BALTRUSCH Erery liltle girl has a giggle all hw oun, CAI. 1. 2. 3. SENIORS CHERYL ANN ALEX For men may Come and men may go, but I go an forever. Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 45 Stainpede 4g Annual 2, 3, 45 Mixed Choir 2. 3, -lg Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Prom Decorating Cummitteeg Soir:-e Pmgram Committee: One--Act Play 1 Junior Class Play. LEE PAUL ANDERSON To what purpose is this waste? -.W O w ELAINE l,lic:11.Lr: BLACK Nlllavkif- Hefware Ihe' jury nf Il palienl u'uman. Pr-p Cllul: 1. 2. 3: ll.-XI. lg l'l'l.X 1. 2. fl: Ftumpmle- 1. ARLENE NIARGARETE Bur .4l1l'll,VS fount her in on a grmrl finze, Pr-p Clulm 1: CQXI, l: Girl? ffhuir l. NIxR.loI:ll4: Xxx ll!-QLK .5l'fP7l1P ix yfflflwff, llzfx mr! 1s llfflfllll. .Q Pr-p flulr l. 12. 6. 11 ll Xl. l: N.uupf'-l.- tait. -1: PHX 5. C,xRo1.1xI-1 Imfxlc Iirwkrlilc Siu' .spwrllw ffrzfl uhrfz rzmffywrx. Pell, A fi :Jw N ,ax jx, L e 4.lulv 1. 2. -3. l. rflfuqgi HZ gm -was Q W..- L ,Jn W SW! iii ---H -we I LQ. , ..,g 'N .2 2 4, Q X V325 ,-3551, .i if 222, . Vigil -' 32' Hi .aff RIJTH NI. llK,KDBl'RY Unre in a zchilef .she is svrluzxs. Girl-' flllulr 3, xlixwl Choir' 3. -ll ,lunlvr Class Play. SHARON JUANNE BROWN Jn She' is ever ready -for ll good laugh. Pe-p lllub 1. 2. 3: CAI. 1. 2. 3: Prom and Foirwv Comnliltvvz Junior Class Play. SIEZNI CD .RS LENORE JANE Cuu.soN lou Vllllxl not l.1.x.s arzrl fell. I5-p Llulv 4: fl.-Xl. 2: Spur lflulu -1: Knnuul 2. 4: llanrl 1. 2. ,L -1: Nlixf-tl llllflll' 1. 2. 4: lxll'l5 Lhoir 1. 2. -1: fvlfln Uvtvt 2: All-Nortltwf-ft lianfl: Foirev- xlllnlf Comtnitte-e. K.-x'1'iim'N ANN CLARK Kay I zum! lljllllf l zum! tvlien l tum! il. IU-p fllulm bl: Startup:-tlv -1: .-Xnnuul bl: llirl-' Choir 2: l'rom anwl Soirw' liommitte-1-s. ELLEN COOL ll zum ruxes, msem ull tlze lun. Spur- 2. 3. 4: Pvp Club 3: National Honor Sofivty 3. 4: The--plum 2. 3, 4: Prom antl Soirw Decoration Coniniittwg Sophomore Yin- Pre--ident. Vmcn. GLENN Cox i'Hungry The wurltl will make u pulh to his floor. National Honor Forivty 3, 43' 'flu-spian 3. -lg Spf-ec-li 4: Ile-- batr- fi. -1: Nlixerl fflioir l. 2. 3. 4: Iioyfftllioir 3: Hoy! Quartz-t 3, 4: Octet 3: liantl 1. 2. 3: .XII-Slatv lianml 3. S .lEl.X' ll URS Mx? E 4447, JAMES MICHAEL CLUNE Mike This is no! lhe enrl. Key Club 2, 3. 4: Band 13 Football 3, 4: Colt Basketball Manager 1. 2: Track 3: Junior Claws Play. JAMES LEW CONLEY Jim She was one of the early birrls and I was one of the worms. Key Club 2, 3. 4: Stampede 4: Annual 1: Colt Football 1: Pony Football 2: Junior Program flommittc-r-. Nu S i,32,1' m an , av fy, , 3 , 1 964 ' X. .ftguf . ' . 1. H. , J. 4. 'm. V-M, V1,,, XLgL,, .f f . . M jgwem -'ia L V. 1:5 4,-,i,5A.V,tyi A M . x 'il - M, K f vxff, V, AQ . f 1-,. my ' wg f ' , -2 W -A N Ki ' , ,. j,,,,,,,.5'E M M x xx, ii,fL x 'JN ., I8 wg im. ., J' wh , 1,152,155 . 529 Q 355 45' KENJI VVILLIAM HAMAOKA 'lKenj Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrou: we die. Key Club 2. 3, 4, Vicc President 4. Pri-sid:-nt 3: Lt. Governor of Kc-y Club Northern Dis- trict: Spur Club 3. 4: Student Council President 4: Annual 3. 4: Mixed Choir 1: Sophomorv Class Prvsident: Foot- ball 1: Baskc-tball 1: Intramural Bas- ketball 2. 3. 4. lVlINNIE NIARIAII HANNICKER .Yothing but kind words rome from her. GAL l: Starnpmlv 4: Prom Ticket Comrviitteef. QUHSK 'I' l'IlII.Il' l.l-lXXI- fQIilIVI lN l'l11l ffw1r x IIINXIVCU l'1fI7' l'f1'.lfl 1ff zfllfs all his riffs. rl-lll'-llllillx fi. 1: fru- 4lf-nt fmlirimil fl: liilllll l. 2, fl. l. 'vw'- , . . . K , rt-turxflvm:-liiw-I': Viv--I 4111-II' l. 2. 5. l' lim-' Ili-'ir 1' Xll-Ntitw f boru- .41 Xlixwl Hvlt-t .ig ISM-' tj1IoII'tv't 5. 1: llaiiw- llun-I unfl l -It llunil, KI N10 Ili-:Nm Hxxiwiix ll,-Hu llwn IM wyi 14-,frffs flfw lfir' ffm! mmf. K1-I flltlv 2. -i. l. Xiu' lllvx- 11lv'I1I: Nluilv ul 'Mum Il 2. X.l?l4'Il.ll llonwr Fowiv-ty 5. li Npur Klub. Nw'- II-turyfl'I'f-a-1IIwI': l'i'v-luuaii Yi-4' Prix- iwlf-nt: llili lli-tt-I3 ,luaiwlz lil'-ini S lil l CD li 5 fn-sq, fit at ne 9 E fi' J Ii,XNI1T'I l'li FAYE H MIBLOQK Nt'ttif- Ttmionoza' Jo Ilzy worst for I l1r1I'e liz-ef! lorlay. Pop Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Yiul- llrt-fitlvnt 3. Prffniflffnt 1: Spur Club 3. 4: lloxnf-I-oiuinu Quveri 4: Colt llllt't'Tll'1l1l1'F lg Pony filivf-rle-ails-r 2. 3. -1: llirlf' iillllll' 2. 3. -1: Blix:-Il lllioir 2. Il. -1: Twirlvr 1. 2: Ftaiiuwwle- 3. '12 lfrlitor Al: Quill an4l Scroll 3. -1. Yiw- l,l't'Nl1lt'Ill -lg it-vrvtary ausl TFVLISLIIAUI' Sllllllill lfounvil 3: .lltvrnate -1: Au- Illlill Staff l. 1: rl-llt'-Illiilln 2. 3. -1. l'rwisln-III 1: -lunior lQla-- Play: Sw-- rvttiry Fr-nior Kiln--: ll.Xl. 2: .Xlte-I'IIIIIf' Girl! Ftatv: NIIEIX Xlvwt 4: lntvr- svliolasticf 3. 4: Junior Prom Xlufit' Coiniuittee. BEVERLY ANN HATLEBERG UH:-V As merry as the flax' is long. Psp Club 1. 2. 3: GAL l. 2: l l'l.X 21 Junior Edition Stainpf-Ile.-: llixe,-Il Choir 2: Prom Ticket Committee. 12 M 9.4, L ly. v.,1?2V.LR q f ' 'Riff' ' , ,Q . ' ,X 4 mf 25. M W Y 4 W g ,. ' ' ky., . F , -A, . .f, ,, -X A, , , 1 .J ,H '35 Lf iw 1: - , 9 4 I ,f M ', 4. 3,3 f ...w x few-:r wb x 4 yiifija- W. yer , if 1 1 M , ff f x'?Axv'yf 1 -Ll' HM KATHERINE EILEEN LANGDON Kathy Pure gvlzl - how different from the artificial. Tumbling 1, 2g GAL 1. 2. 3, 4. Vice President, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Spur Club 3, 4-g Stu- dent Council 1. 3: Girls' Choir 1, 3, 45 May Queen Attendant 1. 33 Prom Committee. MYRNA RAE LARSON She is as fresh as the month of May. Pep Club 3. -1-3 Spur Club 3. 4g Band 1, 2. 3. 4g Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4-g Girls' Choir 1. 2, 3. 4-g Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer: S e n i o r Class Treasurer: May Queen Attendant 23 Prom Committee, Soiree Committeeg Junior Class Play. xx XX. ROIJNEY W. Kinwi Html 1.771 on llle lfrinlr ol a great frlrwfr: .S1lIIlI't!lIt' Ifllhll me ull. ll i lp: 1vX'gf.A. RL'ssELL LAI-'UND My Kid It all fumes to the same thing ' rc al the enrl. Transfer from Corvallis. ji N11-mana. Club 2. 3: 1.17.51 1. 2. ,i Ji. 'l'r+'a-urvr: l l-fl IJ:-lf-gate to Hoze- mziu: l'ooIlxall l. 2: liasketball 1. 2, Trark l. 2: Junior Cla-s Play. Sl-F1..Yfl URS JOHN HASWELL LAWSON Life is an incurable disease. Key Club 2, 3, 4. Lt. Governor 35 Spur Club 3, 4, Student Council 1. 33 Debate 2. 3, 4, President, Speech League 4. Pres- identg State Championship Debate Teamg Boys' Stateg Thespians 2. 3, 4g Activities Assembly 1, 2, 3, 43 All- School Play 23 Junior Class Playg One-Act Play 13 Basketball 1, 43 Foot- ball lg Track 1. KAREN PATRICIA LEE Never complain and never explain. Pep Club 1, GAL 2, 3 ,4g FHA 13 Band lg Choir 1. JoAN VV.-Kl.EN Lisoski i'.l0anie 'Veter fumplnin and Heier ex- plain. Pep Club lg CU. 2, 3, 13 Fll,-X 11 lldllll 11 f.llHlI' l. KEITH LOKENSG.-'KRD Style is the man himself. Key Club 2. 3. 4. Trea-urer 43 Spur Club 3. 4, President 4: Student Council 2, 4: Mixed Choir 1. 2. 3. 4, Pre-ident 43 Boys' Choir 3: Northwest Choir 33 All-State Choir 3: Speech 4. Feere-tary 43 Thespians 2, 3: Junior Claw Play: One-Act Play 3: lnterfchola-ties 33 Football 1, 43 Track 33 junior Ring: Committee: Soiree Committee-. I px 'Qui JAMES SAMUEL MCLEOD 'k,lim Though he is an athlete of fame, modesty is his middle name, H Club 2, 3. 4, Vice President 43 Spur Club 3, 43 Vice President Student Council 33 Boys' Stateg Basketball 2. 3. 4: Track 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2. 3, 4: AP All-State 1'-ootball Team 4: Vice President Senior Classg Prom Decorat- ing Committee: Junior Ring Commit- tee. CAROL NADINE NIABERRY l fame, I saw, l ronquered. lep Club 1. 2. 33 CAL 1, 23 Stainpede Junior Edition3 Student Council Alternate 13 FHA 13 All-State Choir 33 Mixed Choir 2, 3, 43 Girls' Choir 1. 2. 3, 43 Debate 43 Thespians 2. 3. 43 Choral I Reading 4: One-Act Plays 2. 3. 4: .lun- ior Class Playg Girls' State 33 lnter- scholastic 3g Secretary and Trea-urer Junior Class: Junior Class Ring Com- mittee. Q 1' ,J 10' -P' R ELLEN Enirn NlCl7ADDEN A eoolr, an apron and a spoon will take the place of her .srhool books Soon. Pep Club 1. 23 CAI. 1. 2. 3. RICHARD C. N1CiWlLI.AN Dick I feel that I am reserved for one end or ulher. .Uixed Choir 1: Foot- ball 1. 23 Basketball 1. 23 Track 1, 2, 33 junior Edition Stampede: Prom and Soiree Committeea. SENICDRS M. 5, 'B 1 GARY DEAN OLSON He flares not look a woman in the ,lm-e. JAMES FRANK PATERA 'L.liIII l'll have zz fling. Boxing 2, 3. ROBERT MOI!!-Il.Ll Bob Tliinlfing is to me Ilze greatesl fatigue in the Iwrlzl. NADINE WELTIIA MILLER Palienre is the best remedy for every tlling. 5jIf1x1IIIR5 PATTY JEAN PIIRKETT Pat The world needs more like her. Transfer from Williston. North Dakota. Pep Club 2. 3, 45 Stampede 43 Home-- coming Princess 4. 5 RICHARD LEDGER RICHARDSON Rich A whole volume of jollity. Soiree Committee. SANDRA LYNN SAVAGE Feu' things an' inzpoxsiblc Io rliligenre and skill. Band 3, 4. KATRRYN Scuxmi Kay llvr hvnri is lilw tliv muon lh?l't .Y ll man in il. Suirm- liniiilliitlw- -1: Slainpe-flv 4. Rs. fi? 14- xv af- ' LOYANNE ELIZABETH SNYDER Lum The, firsl hunrlrerl .wars are the harflvst. Thv-pian 2. 3, 4. Yin- Prvsi- df-nt 4: All-Srlinnl Play? 3: Um --.' X ct Play 2: Thvspian Activitiw Afsr-liililyg Spur ffluli 2. 3. 4: Mix:-el ffhoir 1. 2. 3, -1: Girls' Choir 1. 2, 3, I1 Band 13 Stuelvnl fIwunr'il I. Alle-rnatv 4: IL-- bate 2: Ring Crvriiniittw: Soir:-v and Prom COYTIIIIHIQAE. CAROLE NIARGOT SORENSEN 'Wlaggii- Stolen suvels nn' the bmi. Pi-p Club 3. 4: GAL l. 2: Husinx--Q Manage-r Stainpf-:lv 4: Studi-nl Cnuni-il .3:Xl'.r- fu' ,f.-, f 5 . 1. 2. 3. 4: Sophurnore- Sf-cre-tary ani 'Iivzmira-rg Juninr Claw Play: Annual Staff 21: junior Slampf-:lv Edition 3. -1' CARL WILLIAM SCHUMACHER Bill Life is fl fest. De-hate 4: Foul- ball 1. SHIRLEY JANE SEYLER The longer .1011 krmu' her, llw lwtler you like her, CAL 1, 2, 3. fl-: Nlixc-al Choir 2. 3, 4: Girls' Choir l, 2. 3, 42 Prom and Suirm- ClbllIIlllIll'1'. ,.. .Sfl-,XIlCDR5 SENHURS 'ir r I GAIL MARIE WARD The best is her goal. Transfer from Hamilton, Montana. Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Quill and Scroll 2. 45 Hamiltonian 2, 3, Annual 35 National Honor Society 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 33 Choir 1, 2, 35 Debate 2, 3g Freshman Class Treas- urerg Soiree Committee. RAYBIQRN AIVIUND VELK Pete The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. HH Club 3. 4: Mixed Choir 3, 4: Boys' Choir 3: Boxing 3. 43 lntramural Basket- ball 2. 3: Key Club 2: Prom antl Soiree Committee. ROBERT ANTHONY WANAGO Bob Some men are wise some other- wise. H Club 3. 43 Mixed Choir 1: Basketball 2. 3. 43 Football 2, 4: Prom Committee. -SL . NORMAN HORACE WARP Norm These are the times that try men's souls. Key Club 2, 33 Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3. 43 Boys' Choir 1. 2, 3, 43 Boys' Choir 33 Football 1. 49 AP Second String Football Team 4. KENNETH DONALD WATTAM 'LKenny Little brown jug, don't I love thee. H Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 25 Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 44 Boys' Choir 39 Soiree and Prom Committee. ROBERT ARNOLD WIEBERS Bob lfs a great plague to be a handsome man. Banil 1. 2: Nlixe-fl Y Choir 1, 2: Hawke-tball 1. 2: Boxing 3. BARBARA JEAN WrlLI.lAMS ll. J. She knows she is happy when she is happy, CAL 1. 2. -J. THOMAS JOSEPH WYNNE Tom Why are not all men like me? H Club 2. 3, 4: Student Council 4: Band 1, 2: Mixed Choir 2: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 43 Football 1. 2: Track 1: Soiree Committee: Junior Ring Cum- mittee. ROBERT NIACCARTNEY WYLIE Mac In the football hall of fame there'll be a picture with his name. H Club 2. 3. 4. President: Key Club 25 Spur Club 2, 3, Vice .Pre-siulentz Student Council 1. 2, 3: Mixed Choir 1. 2. 3. 43 Football 1. 2. 3. 4: All- State Football Team 4: Bafketball 1. 3. 4: Track 1. 2. 3, 4: Tumbling 3: President Freshman Claw: Pre-idf-nt Senior Clafs. Ihr' N-iiwr se-vlluil. .link 1-Iiriiplvtv-fl his ,lunwr Llflll N-nihr pf-rirs :ill in wriv, taking tm, uiiirsws hx lIVlil4'NIPIIIlIlI'llIl' luvlx 1- in Fpur I.hilI uiifl .Al j plain- In Iukv Iii:-vlmriie il 4'Il lIlI'4'I'lI1 in 1'rIll v' SXNI lN.X SXY,XfLlf is th.. Fe-riivrr girl whvi min P - r f- 11 Ihr- livtly Lrm-lu-r iiHIIll'IllLlliiIlQ Xuarrl this ymir. FBIIIIHI is also a l 5. rlvlr-gulv In Ihv' lrilv-rmitivlnzil Cfvrps Caflvt lirrigjrvss in i.1lrirl4I11. lfngluiirl Ilii- -umme-r for futurf- Falxatifln Arun fiffiw-rs NIU. WNLII1 nlilsturiilirlgg 54-liiiir hwy IAI'i'!'llllf nuns rl lllillllfl in - L 1 urfl wlivn lip mis wliusw-ri hy :avi Q Iha- lm-ul vliziptr-r nl Ihr Vik A rrlipivril uf Ihr Q ilk lui I I rlvrsliip Xi uri. llf.XNlf'l I'lf HgXXll3l.OfQK mit-Iuiiilirigg Fvnimvr 6,7 girl. was rims:-ri hy Ihv llllllgllllflx 'If Ihr- Xmvr- P-11 ' ii' ivan Hz-xulution uf Havre- for the-ir awurfl fwfr :owl vitizcfri-liip. S E ll OR A CTI 'VII Tl HIS Virgil. lynn. f,llI'I'yl. :incl Nliki- gurlu-Il ltil Nlrvunh Ulu fur Sr-ni ' f ' ,If-rry mul Bill prmiilu-Il thv musir' for Ihr' rlay. Doc Lawsun examinf-s Pr-tv. jerry. Alan and Phil Eaws. int Nc-xt Day is Senior Dress- l'p . . . says Phil. Seniors are snapped by Rayna JL NIOR CL XSS OFFICILRN gush- if NFERLIINC HXAI ANU DNR ILND I resnlmn lice Ireszflenl C XROL NFLSON ber relary Treasurer Jumors the Class of 11 hue done many tlllI1gS and were well represented 1n all school actlutles We chose as our class offlcers Sterlmg Haaland presldent Dlck Lund uce pres ldent Carol Nelson secretary treasurer Two members of our class were honored by ll0ld1I1g two of the three top offlces IH Stulent Councll Dennls Ormseth was elected as nee presldent and Dorls Hamaoka as secretary treasurer Qtudent COl1I1Cll representatnes were Ken Gorder Ruby Wsmgles and Roger qtromherg The JUIIIOI' Class helped HHYIC wln the Class A Ch3Illp1OI1 hlp by the hard work of lcttermen Rand Honadel Roger qtromher Cay Kraylk Floy de Blckford Frank Kato Denms Ormseth B1ll Qeel Blll Nutter Fred Campbell Rudy 'VIangels and Bllly Llmer Three of the fue Pony cheerleaders were ,lumors they were Bex Perry Mary Lenhart and Harrlet Mens Our sponsor NIISS Dorls Slaaten helped make our th1rd year a success We made a float for the homeeommg parade sponsored the Sadle Hawkms dance produced the Junlor Class play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay The last project of our Junlor year was the task of producmg the Jumor Prom JL NHURS 3 'W' 5 '28 G' -'Eff' -5? W 3.57 L1 ld -lr-5 Rf- V. r il', 1 Fred Campbell Steve Carrier Joanne Christianson Verda Connor Terry Cremer Ruby Davey Sondra Dowen Larry Een Leon Eliason Deloris Erickson Martha Eudy Don Gameon Roger Garrett Deanna George Richard Golberg Penny Gong Ken Gorder Dick Green Lestina Grover X ' ' V L ff' ' 'tx l A David Aardal Dennis Alex Lorraine Amor Mark Anderson Warren Anderson Jerry Benbrooks Floyde Bickford Charles Boucher janet Brandt Frank Brown Mary Brown Phoebe Bucalstein Gary Bllllllllll Edith Callaghan Barney Campbell J 'UN TI URS 9 1127! . 4.5.4. ht' b. Q 1 V- ' Cvralflinv Guy Carol fillClllllIll'l' Sterling llaalanrl Doris Harnaoka Dir-k llanning Martha Head Byron Hopewell Rand Honadel Joyce Kalnpf Frank Kato Gladys Knurlson Lelloy Knudsvig Cay Kravik Ray Landskov ,lanive Larson IL YIKDRS .35 fo- I fl y, 42 ' .- 3' of i., I 'Z u 1 3 Q .3 Z- H '4' nv' ..'.?'.fx -,F .R K S A 4 ,LQ -- : 5, ,Q A ur.. 'V' A - Q if at Margaret Compton ' 4 Q Q, Mary Lenhart L sv V ,vs Ronald Loftus W if 'A' Delores Love' h Raleigh Lucas is 4 Er S, , 1 Dick Lund Gerry Malek Rudy Mangels I 'R Tv ' Jack Mar ' -.,. - Ollie Mays I f' is Harriet Meras df Margie Miller fix Edna Morrell Z ' Carol Nelson ' Dee Norman Lenora Norman Bill Nutter Pat O'Connor Dennis Ormseth 9 '7 2 il -::- 'EE' ,HUF 1- '97 Donna Sprague Arnold Shuland Jeri Sillerud lla Springer Carol Steen Judy Stengeni Loy Rae Stengem Patty Stevenson Hd Strf-invha Roger Stroinherg Shirley Teel Ken Thorn Gloria Tvaruzek Bill lflnier Carolee Waldrip Larry Watson Marge Wey'h Don Whitaker Carina Wright LeRoy Ost Delia Overcast Bev Perry Edith Peterson Horner Pitzer john Price Rose Marie Robertson Gary' Rismon Dorothy Russell Karen Saylor Helen Schepp Gerald Schnitznieier Mary Schumacher Gloria Svhweitzer Bill Seel J UN ll C D RS Q, as x i W in 5: f af l 1 ' ' . ,, . .iv H Q' A 6' V L .IQ X, ro' f i . ft, ' PN L Lf- 1 'gli as, 5 I -A qui' 'If' 4, Set building brings busy-bee appearance from Sterling Haaland practices his role as the Dennie- Ormst-th and friend. steward at an early rehearsal of the play. How to keep afloat is demonstrated by Janet Brandt. This is one of her acts. U L R H.l,,.,XR l 5 Janet Brandt and ,Ioanne Christianson keep cool Martha Ann Eudy looks at script while Joanne when being introduced to fellow passengers. Christianson rehearses her exercises. Mark Anderson and Dave Aardal. The llflll Novemb lass Q Presents J Harriet Meras applies make-up to Joanne Chris tianson before dress rehearsal. R' 'v-jfs A , 'sy V799 YU L ,N Qu :XX D MAI 5 8 and 19, 1955 Oh, how soft! remarks Shirley Teel while making-up LeRoy Knudsvig for big performance. Opening night performance gels. gndefway as C3l'0l8 Nelson, Delores Love and Callaghan Joanne Christianson introduces Dave Aardal, look OI!- LeRoy Knudsvig and Mark Anderson to her father, Pat 0'Connor. Intending to stay afloat this voyage, .lanet Brandt se- cures her Mae West. TIN' Q en 1r1f- 5 I'm a Lfnv- ' vat. N1 1.41 ug lllx Illl on't att so startled. Lf-Huy! ff I just saw a boy! 7 Ninn. ll N rob N 'nw l T10 X J UNHUR ffjl'vjgQ1l?p'1ff1 L11Qft,f'un'1 wan' ff il'Ill WVI W 5 'Q Xl'-ra-if Typival lm-k Of Junior girls. Bm Pe-rrx' :xml Hurrivt Hingis thv lnujur tlvpiv of ,lilnvl Hranrlt. Patty Siv- vc-nxon and Plum-In Hllcalslvin. ,pw , X , 'j,,.g,Lxx f ' 1, M N 2 .1 . AX 2 '31 E A I' . ' ik M ' V 1 f . Xa. ' 1 I Mom: vsmnmxq.,, KV, MAVIS LARSON PATTY JO SUNDAY Secretary-Treasu rer Vice President BOB HAMAOKA President The class of 558 made its grand entrance into the halls of Havre High School in the year of '54. Chosen as Sophomore Class officers were Bob Hamaoka, president, Patty Jo Sunday, vice president, Mavis Larson, secretary-treasurer. The students chosen to represent the class in Student Council were Deanna Beaman, Carol Wav- rick, Gloria Hunt, Patty Kennedy, and Darrell Petersong the alternates were Janet MacKenzie, Pete Ensrud, Dixie Broadus, Janet McKeever. A good part of the Pony and Colt football teams was made up of sophomores. Lowell Wilkins and Don Morris were Pony football lettermen. Jack Robinson, Gary Brothers, and Don Brendgard were Pony football players. Lowell Wilkins was the only sophomore on the Pony basketball team. Nine sophomore boys represented our class on the Colt basketball team. Patty Jo Sunday was chosen as Pony cheerleader. The Colt cheerleaders out of the class were Dixie Broadus, Sharon Thompson, and a transfer, Patty Patterson. The class of '58 put an many successful dances, candy sales, and did a good job on the float for the Homecoming Parade. The sponsors were Mr. Jim Bergene, Miss Betty Browne, and Mr. Bob Anderson. SUPHOMURES Donna :Xnslf-non Put Anderson Arlene Aufk llulh llaltruwh De-anna Be-aman gang ,iv Mickey lloyce- Don Brendganl Dixie Broadus Gary Brothers Dwight Brown Peggy Burchard Amber llurrington Glenn Callaghan Bessie Callahan Marlene Cannon Marlyn Carlson Anita Cassel Mary Chestnut Deanna Christiansen Dale Clayhorn Darla Cornella Cary Cox Norma Cox Ralph Crawford Budfly Criner Arla Crites Lois Dahlin Bonnie Delong Shirley Derhyihire fh- wwf' ff' l ' -in uf 1 ,,r Av't- up-.ace ,X ,, G f: ff ' 1. x h fo' N 4, -,, f 'eff env' 4 lainie-v llm-ni Donna lie-rg lre-ne llilz Lloyd lilavk jerry Boiulvrvliks C C is lilllrifmr 'bf if 'O' T.. X 15 .ff , 4, T ON 391 1-.r xt... V .PG L5 Q rf? ' an 1 1' Jflxl' Marjorie Durkee Barbara Ea-tman Petr- Ensrufl Tr-rry Eitell Nlarie lfxera:-rt it 5 015 in i' ' av' mi 1 5 ,y '- X 'C s fl in ' nib in cr.. .Z 51,4 ,pv- t ' 4 Q.- vw W cv-Q I if, 3: 5 1 l? TV' Q 7 llarriv-I lf'-lion Phylli- ii.-111 Fharlenv lfivlml WK 7 Q llennix lfox ?HU3H1RES 1? Allen Halverson Bob Hamauka Bill Hannivkvr Ke-n llanningz ,Nrin Hanson 4+ -13' 'i 1' 'S-0 .nel .cv fu :L -ear llfm-Illx ln-rl-U Linfld Uvr-In-rilm he-urgia lflllsnfl Hwrnllr' fyul1l4l Kaye- Hallmlay QV O s al ,N ,gi iiuik G ! Q 2 , 51 'K if sa' 5' id i '7 f-4 41' 4 by 3 sf ' iv' .9 is .',fa- .s 'dc .xv CQ? ti in if . K' Our my 1' s im C .,,. 2 ,sv C5 0 -Q K L, 7 ,1 iw , J 1 i hiv ' ,M J' 5 f I Q i xx 59 ,.,,'x .4 un if TZ? Q S Q l JNCI it ptr? ,-gf . 1 I-.. WU 'K tina J Don Nelson Alice Niimi Rodney Oberg Paul Patera 40 S UPH UH -4 on 3 21 4-. XW if f 1 V - QS 2 Nora Hayes lim Holsapple Gloria Hunt LvRoy Hunt Kvn Hytinnvn flliristinf- .lf-nsvn Edith jf-wr-ll Sunja Johnson Bob Junvs Judy ,Innes Albert Karhu ,lame-s Karr Ann Ke-llam Tum Ke-Ily Patty K+-nnedy Byron Kuc-nzel Jacqueline- Lane'- Dc-nnis Larson Linda Larson Mavis Larson Avis Leek Val Marie Lodge Lorna Maze' Jane-t Mam'Kenzie 1 n :F-,, .lane-t NICKH-ver Z Frank Mc-iwald EQ Dun Morris Diane Molyneaux ' I Bob Naull qv- in -y L04 .3 'O ,V ,, Q Daxitl Kulrinx Hi liulvitlwrl ,Iuvk Rnlrinxun Dir-k Ragna- Ilonna Ryan Rwna 5vH fworgv Saxatgo- jm- Svhulvr Yvrnnn Fo-anlan Wilma Sham- Karefn Shulantl Umlg Njurtlul Hivhurfl Smith Jim Sl4'llg1l'Hl Furl! Slbl'f'IlNlPll Bo'xu'l'lY Sftiflll Patty ju Funday Sulltira VIxGi1'llf'tlW' Darla-nv Thnnlas Shar: rn Thunmp-on Raynmmi Tnw Aurlre-y Ve-lk Lintla Warwivk Varuw- Warwivk X I qs 5, .- '9' I'utti Vuttvrxt-n Ilurrv ll I5-I4-rwll Hargxurvt l'h:xlnfr1 I.:--tr-r Phillipi liwxif- l,lllXlUli4' ,,. -4 , Q' eb 7 . 'ar -1, 1 Hi aka, 58 ffifzsxb '4 M 9 7 C Q 52212 Y fw i Y:lv.r4.NW -J Pak We 1 ..- ,Y .Y WP '. Carol Wavrivk Bw-wr-rly W?-ftfall Bob Wit-dvrrit-h Iftwf-ll Wilkin- Phylli- Wlillimn FK ,gp 1 -l 'f We'-' n..i?.x. '-' ' 1, no N if lk .c I L. , 9 1 C' , 'Q Q ii- J 5- . S . Q' .N 5, -lg 0- 4-X gf- ,Z- e -x I 9, .. nk' Q? n 5, 'f I' . 1. xl cl 1' ,,. J, 1 far'-lr Ilanllu-rg Milu' Runnin-5' Dallax Rf:-I Inannv Rfrlglke-r I..iWI 'I1l ' Hwyflu ZA 'Ima' 15- T 451 Qat- p ps -'29 N7 X ,gk E 1 X. .ti rw' ur- ' -ff' an il Sharon W illiam- ljiilll W ilwn 5har.tn W mfype-l 1 f,g1fuly'I1 Wvfight CW K' fur 'ts- HQ , at I- 07 ,J 1 'P' T ,..?' 1 fp T35 9 ,. 3 1, U' ,w' W XJ 5CD'l9t?lCD,QVtCD,K E25 4I Sharon. Dixie-. Patty Jo, and Janet drink coke-5 . . . SOPHUMURE . . . then Patti. Roger. Georgia, Mike, Maggie. and Tom dance . . . . . . Nilill' ilenrgzia. Nlikf-. Patty. and jack vat . . . SHDE LHGH-ITS . . . and Jane-t spins 16 Tons for Bula, Dm-nnis. and Don . . . . . and Maggie- vnjnyx all the goings-on. IFRIESIHIMEN .ids .LQ 'ix 'sr XXllllxNU 1111111 lx N1 1 ff I111 y 7r1-'zryurfr Yve the Claw of 1959 Came to Hayre Hlfrh S1llO0l yyrth one hundred thlrty flyc l1Nllll3PIQ Fager to he-come part of the tudent hody yu lgllifl up for hind rholr nn HQ ln my 1rt1y1lleQ 'la yyouc 'ICCCIH realnnnn 1u4 lon I rg. t Torn u una y Cyymn 'Nc am ind 'Nlarmn Wyllr were mented to repreaent us on Nllliflll f0llIlCll yylnle lviy Eggerl 'Vlanlyn Haven 'Nlyrlfl lxlfllill lxay laraon 'ind l,U ill6' Taylor were choQen HQ allernatea from our loysly ranka came the mayor part of the fast for the tbppliflulllly playg uni as ry Conn rm S y 1 1 in candy lt tu UIQ e n UBIIIPH under tue illlllfyl lon our ponsor r QQ ind Xlr lxaftan Mr Frflnk Mr Ward Mr -Xnde-rQon and Nlr Bergne 0fg'lIllZ6'Cl fre lnnan foot hal and lwaakethall teanw to glye ui lewona ln Gportslnlnalnp and ll 1lll uG for Ile ony Qquida yyhcn yse are UlJIJCI'll'lQ9l1Nll Mr lm itm 1111111 three o our ilZ1 Qlll llli Hlrold Storm Allen DUINTQ and Id Vyllntalcer ilu fundnnentll of lPOKlll lcrlapa our moat unuaual Claw thla year new Ill phy real fillliatltbll when Mr Anderion and Mlm Schulz taught ui Qeyeral lldgll dance Qtepa so that yye could attend the Q0C18l fUIlCll0I1Q of Hayre Hlgll yshuh yse tlnnk IQ a yery fine place to ip: nd a freahman year Vve haye LE1UQCCl more than our hfnrm of the ev ltr ment ll! the ll oyxed h llli tue year nut yse hope yse yylll cynntually lc 11 l at c 19 lll lllill ry . gh.. , I Y Q 1 1 L, . N- a 1 2 1 I-,I AN jffiijt' , f 1 f I ,,,, NA' O 5 A 7-sh , Q. sy 3 I ' - x '. l lllfl3 NIICINX Xl,lJ tllilit, f ', N 1' 'NAV' II11' l'r1-xl'1f1'r1! I!liYIilil,l ' XNll'l X A , S 2 S' 1 ? z . ' al. z,'. '... 'll.-1 f- -.Cl 'kl xlrfrllol. ll- 1 g'l'l, ' . 2 , I ' W ' 2 fl ' f h i 3 .' l- f '. '. V, ,A D . 5. , . . .. . , yyhir-h are direvteld annually' hy' Miss Browne. our English ll'ill'llPI'.Yllllflllg the year we fo l il ne1'e.'.'a W' to he ' mo x financially secure as ll rlass. so ve soll lop 1 1l 1 .Ai l X lz.lc tl .Il P Q l 3 - of s x s. M . lluw L 7 11 t l' iq ' . . l ,, K 4' ' , . ' . ' gl 2 . ' 1 1' - 1 l' -'., 1. '- ' '..: .l -al . gl 1 f Y an. z .' , - .-. ' Q ' ' . 1 1 z S g. 'I l - - - Q ' ' 'S' - ' ' ' A . lzll ' z . l ', U' l ' ' 1 'H -' mf le me: 'lass ' n Y l Y ' ' X 1 ' 'I '- 'Y l R liblil All ,l71,lN Linda Arthur , V .- .5 La. up A Ke-ith Ah:-l flu!-wr .Nlliwn in 2 , -. 65. L 'l g fire-gr Anile-r-on -0 .A . Nlarifur- .Niirlvrwri .3 -Z3 F f 27215. 2 . - 'A ' i . , U K in f f -fr: . L' . i -vi 5-v '01 Donna llc-ilkv Carnl livlrourt Janice- li:-rtelsun David llrnhst Judy llrovick ,Inhn llurtchett llonniv Cady Rodney Carrivr Marvin Chapman Marvin Chapman Joann Cliristophf- John Cl0nt7 Nlargarct I lune Larolr ftllltl' Franklin Lonmy ,lim frawford Woody frawford .lzrry frm: r Chuck Dow Dick Dane-ll Ellen Duncan Tom Duman Xllen Dumas Kay Fg.g.ert F5011 -36' Lv-s Richard Eller lon Ronald Engdahl 'Nlffrle E tc ll Daw Ewan Dirk Fa ching f xtxiful M U4 f xl in ' A ,V y ' ' 5' 'tif ' -A xi QT ix ix, , , .fm 03 I Qi gr Z 'Y A .I fx' 1 wfmzzzf, 1 rf' f Eff-YH? 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X Xi , lf' 22' ,Q Al Oo '1 4 Q A s- 1 Q 35 I W .1- 4.1 'vu ..-v 1-9' Q:-:IV Rnsrlla Mclntosh Gwvn M4-Lain Kara-n McLeod Nlarilyn Nlc'Vey Frvd Mc-riwald A 5,- ,,lXb. Arnnlll Hall l.m1z1nm- llillYl'Y'SOIl llivk llznlw-r-on Ilurry Hayw- Uiunnu lif'Illlllt'SCll XX-llI'I'l'll Hill Gary Hfvxlvttvr IJIVOIIIIK' Howard Gr:-gg Holt Janace- Hunter Shirlvy Jacksbn B:-v Kampf Patty Kvrr janirw- Kinvcr Ramona Klalbundz' Carl Kuhn Kay Larson Linsla Lathrup Conniv Lvntz Robert Luvkv Anna Madsen Melissa Mathison Bucky May Don NIcC0nwell 35' 1 . .p r .ar Q 'Al iv K 3 5 .v. - X xf-9 . V A De-anna Nlurphy aw- 2' fi at cj 'Q -Q llonalal Murphy ,Q , 4, Q A Dr-unix Nuult 'J AYTYM , 1 av Gloria N..-I-fm fy, . i i I A ' ' Ralph Ne-lam, V, ' ' X ' . X .. E ' lx fekiflzp. A W ' xifhrla xi.-i...1a R - Runniv Uliuxtvad E 'QA' i 'al 6 fflarvrics- Ove-rhy , A, N U' PM W- , ivy lint Pe-rry .J-f' ann- f 1 'A' ' . 2, - -ff - - 'Q ' f' Fharon IN-tv-rgmi - 'NW gin 2 Q' 'Y V' -A i- Allah I. l l X Gary Uri' u il lfflith liamlnlph ,- 5 , . ,l gxlgrlln- R!'IlI51'llll'f lg di' 2 l ' ' .Mis Ki-rmin - lg 5' 41-N 7 Q-gh' Donna Iiulwrts ' t M vm R0llt'fIS D .11 K - f K 2 -mr, ' L fax!! ' ' ' X -Xt? f A .I .D ,fxlf-,-3, Toni Rurinsky 0 If 'Q' I Jim Ruff F, aj ' ' Patty Fvhmautz ', 3 . 3 -, ' 7' ,lim Sl'llWl'ilZt'I' L Q , - ,: W K ,loyrv Sfwl Mc ' -ff Charle-s She-rry ' V Charlottv Shore Pat Skinm-r George Smith Victor Smith Wanita Smith Ruth Solomon Ray Stvwart Harolil Sturm Rmlnvy Flukr-r Gayle- Sutur Bruce' Taft Duane- Taylor at G? 4 for 'Xl ly 5 F' f 1- Air' 1-f RVN i, ,In Annf- Wkyli Eva Wil-nn Sue' Wilxfm xlilfy Llvll wilfltvl' Dorothy Worunik 3- 1' if 457 if YE Mf : f- 'i ,i Q A :QP .1- -. 1 ..vy ,A ,ul ,mr 5 Q' ,s- .K X x ' X , Z , at G- , YI' l . lf X 1 wif if ia vu- , 46 ,gwwur L f It Q- lsr, 'W 'R nv , -Ut 3 -Q. N., i inf 4' flary Wright Eflwin Wllitalu-r Niarian Will.- .lanf-t You-ui Carolyn Zahl 65' if 25 1-Q 'Jf' ,MAT 47 CLASSES Mwuhlni l just can't umle-rstaml this chapter on organic I'llt'llllSlTV.n SCllEN1ClElS Chemistry. Physics. and Biology are the courses taken in Havre High that enalile young scientists to study subjects of their interest. Sophomores take Biology while Juniors and Seniors enroll in either Physics or Chemistry. Exciting experiments are performed in all three classes that further the interest of the subjects in the mincls of the stu- dent. CIHIEMISTR Y lBllOLOG'Y live-Aor is it breathe l just know I rlon't look like that on the inside. The heart is something without which we can't 9.. ,....!t GE ERAL SQUEL CE W-4 ,I Num: Norman. lt can't he that difficult! ' J , ' . R JU' Doesn't anyone know the answer' PHYSHCS N4 2 I H1 I'-1 Now everybody do just as Ellen Cool did. Mr. Klies also instructs the Geometry classes. Geometry texts are al- ways well-worn from long. hard use. Geometry W General Business is for freshmen and few upper- classmen to teach them to keep books. write Checks. and keep a budget. BIr. Anderson. what did you say? General Business sz NHL Klies is giving out a tough assignment again. ,sz ,,....-0--1 fi Adm n Ced Mu th The eurrit-ulum in Havre High School includes a ya- riety of Nluth courses to suit the needs of eyery student. A-Xdyanr'ed Nlath. taught hy Mr. lilies. is intended for pre-col- lege students. Nil T H .535 l Geometry IXILTS ' Geometry Students are alwuye att:-ntivv ae you can sm-. .4 at is the answe 7 ww.. Tl General Mathematics Algebra '- 53 English 0 is taught by Miss Browne and during the year she filled our heads with grammar, spelling and all the Montana literature she could. Vhzn NI: Browne a k a question he cer .ans a rm po ,, Xml now a word for the wise N Speech and interviews were two sub- jects we studied in English 10. Mr. Fowler also assigned us units in occupations, spelling, and grammar. als my notebook right, Mr. Fowler? EN Gllall S ll'll 'WK x I ' an JL- 4, ll f' ,n :QL y. L ,wi L M, How flows Call Xvarll rat:-'f Thr- only girl in English 12 class! J J English is essential to every student and therefore a required subject for all stu- dents. English 11, taught by Miss Sweeney and Mr. Jacobson, offers the students ex- perience in American literature and cre- ative composition. The seniors receive an intensive intro- duction to English masterpieces as well as units on vocations, grammar, and pub- lic speaking. ,-1' Then thf- tests came-, V f '1 r , ENGLHSH --3 ,.,, 1 Xlis- Sum-llvy l1'il4llllQ her Iunl I HHSTORY Social 9 and 12, World History and American History taught us how to become good citizens and live more successfully with our neighbors. Come now. it's not as bad as that, Mr. Heath. lt is nearly 12:00. time to wake up. girlxf' , lm! sw- Nun' ssl-lr un- hull f-n Ylr. lfrank pau- ll- thi V II. SOCIAL ST'UDlfE,S X 5 Social 9 and 12 gave us the fun- damentals of our American Democ- racy so we will have some knowleclge when we get out of sclmul. WR- rli1ln'I -tu-ly our lf'NNUll wry nn-ll . . . I an Latin Class found us listening to Hrs. Ensrutl's lectures. ln Spanish ll class this year we organized a Friday club to help us improve our speaking and under- standing through plays, films, and records. SPANHSH LATHN ln Latin II we lmevanie so adept in vocabulary' that we were ahle to en- joy' a Scrabble game-in Latin. of course. Wie learned a lot in these classes not only about the language but also ahout the habits of the people in the countries where the language originated. Miss Sweeney helps her Spanish ll class with their assignment Many of us took a Lonimerual course and found it interesting. HHS gives Bookkeeping. Shorthand I. II 'Hove Typing I and ll. that carriage before you erase. xx sb Q1 He-l'e a ing 10 pagffs uf Short- hantl, Nlrs. .Iuvnhfuiif says Kara-n Faylfvr ai- Nilt' lrrvatliv- u figh of f0'lil'f. 149' ,Q-3,3 Q , A u Harlvara William-. Dale- Ur-lung. Patty Pur- kv-tr. and Kay Fvlwnfi nf Typing: ll In-Ip . ' vh of llnne- vnu-lnpe-5. COMMERCIAL 59 Bonnie Cady demonstrates the intricacies of the sewing machine before the girls start using it for their projects in Home Ec ll. HUMIEMAKHNG Hrs. Dahl look: mer her Home Ec l class of busy cooks as thcy use the new facilities in the mmlcrn Home Ec morn. 'Nw The Home EC III advanced class is pictured as they are cutting out pat- terns for their new wardrobe. A, f Nlr. Ward tests the reactions of Lorna Blaze as other Drivers' Training stutle-nts look on. IDRHVERS' TRAlNllNG Driversi Training provecl to lie useful. for in this class we learnecl how to clrive and also how to prevent acciclents. Paper Mache, water colors and oil paints were a few of the items we used while taking art. Mr. Heil- man proved to he an excellent teach- er. ART Shhhll There might he some who wish to sleep. .fi Skulls absorb all the interest of art students Darlene Thomas. Diane Renaker Jackie Robinson. Library was one room which provided us with enioyahle reading anfl also matter to finish re- search papers ancl themes. Wvith the help of Bliss Olsrucl we coulcl fincl literature on anything. ILJIBRARY bl Lots of noise and mess to Create a lamp stand. SWUUDXWORK It is important for us to learn to use equipment safely and skill- fully. so we have classes like YVood- workll which is usually limitecl to the boys. AUTO m + lVllE',Cl-llANllCS ln 'aShop we are allowed to bring in our own hot rods and tear them down to see 'if we can re-as- semble them and make them operate more smoothly. We often work on some of the teachers, cars also. V' Mr. Moon explains each operation. Boi, Mofelii and Larry Watson examine DRAWTIN G A T-Square proves useful. I -J :I - ..lfmi't ,f VT' H Ulllf lllllll Slfllfllll. llpXNlJ'5 TW Illl.lfH5--1.1-ll In iight: llnrix llaiinunka. jnnnm- f.liri-tian- -un. Us-urgiu Cilnson. llnnna gliiilm-rwii. Nlaijnrvtte- Carol llainln-rg, ffarnl Xi-lxon. Patti l'aIl4-rfriii. Fallin- llumlnlpli. Dixie' llfllllllllr. anrl Patty ,lIr5llI14luy. The txsirlc-rs. unclcr the clirectinn nf Carol llannlmerg. prrrfnrinecl during the half at thv fnntlrall gzuincs with the lvanrl. went to Clif-stvr for L1 ftUIIlIli'llllUIl tale-nt Show. anrl lcrl the lmnil for all of the paratlc-S. They practice evvry clay thircl pcriml ilning flrills. exe-rviscs. anrl inalxing up rou- tinvs. Janet lhlL'KP6X'Cf is fNlontana's junior Uivisinn Chainpiun luirler. ,lilIlf'l is not a member of the lrunrl hut entertains during basketball season with her nutstanding twirling routines. Fl.l THF L4-norv Ciarlwn Kay Lar-on D:-anna tlmwrgv Nlarian Wyliv l.aYnnne' Himtn-.I UISUF Janeft Drunmlt ffonnif- Le-ntl CLAXRIN ETS Patiy Xmlainwn Olix 9 Maya ,lan im- Lara. in jan:-t Nlum'Kc-ruiv lftlitll Fay ,Imxrll Dee Norman Etlitli Pvtf-rson Trucly Bail:-y Kay Egg-rt Juyvt' Frwl Fliirle-y Nlorria ,lanima llilrlln-rg Carnlinf- Zulil Nlariauv Xml:-r-mi .Xnita lfux-vl lie-xc-rly' Sturm BEXXTD 64 lit-XSS Ill, XRINET Xly rna l.urwn BASSOON Xlary Ann Chestnut ,Xl,'l'O SXXUPHONFS Nlargr- VU-yli Jnull Lista-lil Nlarlyn Carlson Sur Wilson TENOR SAXOPHONE Cay Kravik Marilyn Hagen BAR ITONE SAXOPHON E Huy Lanclskov CORNETS Pliil llriffill Hmm-r l'itzf-r Frank Brown l.e'Ruy Oat Frr-fl llvrsliwyer Ed Rolwinfon Frank Xlviwalti Kvilll .Xlwl Franklm-n Conn:-5 Frm-tl Sli-iwaltl Nic-rlv lfxte-ll Xlarlr-nv Cannon HORNS 'r.-fry Hn.-11 Carol Fc-lton Hay St:-wart Gloria Nelson TRONIBONES Leon Eliason Don Morris Dirk Hanning Dick Collwrg BARITONES Dick Luncl Sandra Savage Jack Fi-ur Al He-ntsclilc-r Davisl Robins ll.-XSSE5 ,loc Svhulvr Range-r Carr:-tt Cary Dullnan ,,.. M 5 All , Nl , ,fn k- . . il' Ji,-in 1,g3 ' :g?rf ,fg 1 gn 3'f'?, QM L i Yay' ,, ' .fwmW1 ' DRUMS Dennis Larson Darla ffi+i'n:-lla Carol Colim-r Judy Ft:-ngm-in Linrla Ce-urge' Xlary Le-nliurl Cxsvn Nlrl.uin 'l'WlRI,lfRS Carole Ramlierg Carol Xvlfon Dixie Broamlus Sally Ranflolpli ll:-vvrly Towns:-nfl Marge Durke-el Georgia Gibson Doris Haniaoka Donna And:-rson Patti Paltvrmn Patty Jn Sunfluy jnannv Christ ianson IMXD l'RESlDlfN'l llivk l.un1l VICE PRESlDl'fN'l' ilay Kraxik SEC.-TREAF. l'llil Griffin -1 tg,,N 'f,f+.3fg, V3 6' -Q - -9 ff -W QW f Q , 1.2, ' f A JL ff - fi 2 H-V f'..,f , Q' an A , ' ' -V' ' ,- 4, M . fu ,Q , r ff Qu. , , f ,f . , Q Y , ,- f Y A, p -Q My 1 'W , ., ,, gl Zz. .W ,., MIM, Mm W- 3 . , , 6 x , 1 nys-x . 2 1 1 was 4' 6, ,fy -A J J , Lg, I , -f ' x if ' Q kr. fi 5 1, Y ,' 'fx' 'X ' M , aa 3 - lk .. . 4: V 1 .',. -5. AQ ,JT f 3 . 5' ,.' gxn Z r A , ' ' X .1 f I .51 5 'f' ' ' ', 24- Q' Y 9 1? iff it FJ ' is Xyfk, X , ' Q Y Z! Q E., vm, 553,41 xu,'5s!.- AN X X ' ' -, 9' . 7 , A ' M' QQ? J. Q E 7 qv E dw? v Li- ? g 'Q fW i'? 4 - , X L95 Q 5 5 ' Ml.,X' luv rms. lwfl If- flgllll Lhuvk Ilnw. bra-g Hmlt, Lhuvk llmm-11. lxuwiy Nlangm,-ls. Y1rg11l Lux. .Klan I Me-x. Kr-ith l.likv'IlNLL1l'll. Nluv Wyliv, Dirk Rwgnuf. Ilan- Xurmlul. .lvrry I.ars1-rx, Hugvr Strn-ml In-ru. Nmxxairm Warp. K:-n Wuttam. Floyflv Hivkfunl. Pe-tv N1-lk. Phil Haw-s, Third row: l'qI'21Ilk Kulw, Huw I'iXLlIlN. XXurr4-11 ,'xIl!ll'I'4UIl. Hill Sw-1. Ure-gg Xmlq-rxml. 1,1-on lglmwrl. IM-unix Umw-xly Nhrk Xr1Alf'1-HI1. I'luI 1Ll'iHl!l. Hill l'lm+-r. 1.1-Km' Knmlxxig. Marx Ury, S.-1-01111 rmx: Margin- Ilurk v'-' . Xluriv-l NI-uhm. IAVIILIIIIH' 5Ilf'llt'I'. Shirlvy Fe-ylvr. I.-'mvrv KIur'IN111x. lihflryl Xlf-x. Illlnna V -' 1, Wuxi.-w N A X gg 1- J, 'Y 59411 .1 'C Ml F , J l .. .1 gp fl 0 ir Hwy. Nhirl'-5 Ifirllvw. jv-.arlwrlv Hamlvlu-k. jqnft X1vKv'v-wr. 4,.1rwl Xldwrry. J..u1i-:A I,ur Il Myrna , , .. ,. , , .I Im'-MII. jdml XLR'-r1f1f,, IJ'-1-.px I,..w. Fhlrl.-x' IMI. lard I.g1my,.-yy, I-,mil i'.'r.r 11 IEHIIM11 r-vu: Fhan-11 Ilmlmp-Url. N-mira ll--ss--r1. Hmm: 4vf v'Il . lxkuhx Imngli-111, ,lmknw I nn .lmw lxumpt. .Xml liurx-mx. Nlr. Nlalh-1-rl. Lum! NHF4'!lX I1. .l.mfr Ilmnllt. 4.11Hl'-V WA hir:-lfullv-r.Rl1rP1lZ1.1wilm1'y.lIurr1v-IXlfru-. Xullrvy Yflk. Nlumlyn llg1:f'l1. Nl.1ri.m Wyiw' 3 1 Nora Hayes shows how not to turn a backward summersault . . . HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Anderson and Miss Schulz instruct the Freshman and Sophomore boys and girls in the elements of good health and physical education practices because we know that to be mentally healthy it is important to be physical- ly healthy too. During the year we learned tumbling, social dancing, basketball, volleyball, softball, drills and many other minor games. GTRLS' PHYSTCAL EDUCATTUN What a monkey she'd make! Ce-t your :P up off thr- ground. STRONG AND HEXLTIIY STUDENTS ARE GOOD S'l'L'DHXl'5. . . . while Janet McKenzie demonstrates the correct procedure. I...-...----4 'lisa FV Brothers, Ensrutl, Orr, Danell, Sherry, Green. Colt Football Squad Kelly, Robinson, Ramsey. Stengem, Rucinsky, Holt, Schweitzer, Wright, Golberg, Anderson, Nault, Bremlgartl, Rognas. Wie-tl:-rrick. Cram. Mohn. Smith, Crawford. Havre High Coaches x FOOTBALL Mr. Ralph Frank, Pony Coach and Montana Class HA' Coach of the year, discusses tactics with Mr. Bob Ander son, Assistant Coach, and Mr. Jim Ward, Colt Coach. The Blue Ponies - Montana Class AM Champs Wattam Anderson Wilkins Clune Lokensgard Ulmer Wanago Nutter Campbell Gorder Landskov Seel Eaves B Hopewell Mangels Bickford E Hopewell Kato Elliott Kravik Wylie 'NIcLeod Ormseth Honadel Morris Warp Stromberg K PM x . Q L.- GR' MAC WYLIE Halfllavk. first tl-am 0. s,.f L - xy' , A f ef Q v ,W -4. X 1 . v , -gi, A ,4 5339, .' v J 'ffiffi' . 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'Z . pl,u -V - 95 WF Q.,a--- .' ..k. , ,M 5-Q' -- '. .1 GAY KRAVIK End, sfxcoml lc-um ROGER STROXI BERC Quart:-rlmavk Honorable Mention 3 T bfi 12. R iygeo .L A ...ga . . ,V , Q .WW , s. I .1. NORM WAHI' JERRY ELI,l0T'l' Rl'lJY Xl.-XNUPILS avklef. se-cunll tvam Cvnte-r, sc-cnnrl lf-um Fullllark. se-cund tvam DON NIURRIS Tacklc- COACH FRANK, ,Uomann Coarlz of the YPIU Honorable .Wention W, ff. 9 'A T759 'QL . MAC WYLIE Senior Left Halfback Ce-mer Linebacker JIM MCLEOD Senior Right Halfhack Safety RUDY MANCELS funior Fullback Halfback JERRY ELLIOTT Senior Right Linebavker ROGER STROMBERC Junior Quarterback CLASS A CHAMPS riding in float in home coming parade. GAY KRAVIK Junior End FRED CAMPBELL Junior End RAND HONADEL Junior End DENNIS ORNISETH fu ninr Tavklf- NORMAN W.-KHP Senior Tarkh- DON MORRIS Sophomore Tavklv FLOYDE BICKFORD junior Guard FRANK KATO Junior Guard Linebacker BILL ELMER Junior Center Guard ALAN ALEX Senior Managf-r KEN WA TTA N1 Senior Halfback Place kicker 73 1-yy, WARREN ANDERSON PHIL EAVE5 flU1i0f Senior Fullback Punter, Halfback un- k , F' .,,: L ,X sfo ' ED HOPEWELL Senior Halfback M Mfg, gbfkz, BILL SEEL BYRON HOPEWELL BOB WANAGO funior junio, Senior Center, Linebacker Guard End LOWELI. WILKINS Sophomore Quarterback KEN CORDER Junior Center, Guard, Tackle Cx in go- KEITH LOKENSCARD MIKE CLUNE BILL NUTTER RAY LANDSKOV Senior Senior Junior Junior Guard, Tackle Guard End Tackle 74 PONY SECOND SQUAD haf? Mac Wylie, Kc-nji Hamaoka, Frank Kato and .lim McLeod proudly display championship trophy and football. gui 2 1 4 X. 5 Y at pl xl F. Z 2 f 'li 'f. an. f ,,.' .- 5 4 i xx. S. MSC Coach Storti extends his congratulations to Coach Ralph Krank and Captain Mac Wylie at the Pony Booster Club banquvt. 3, ,235 and this . . . Havre ........ Havre Havre Havre ,,,..,,. Havre Havre .,,.. Havre r,,,. Havre ..,..... Havre ,....... w,,Hw.. F' vw the score looks like this . . When you have a team that runs like this . . . -ye G . . . and plays like this . . . Helena Chinook 0 Sidney 0 Laurel 3 Ct. Falls C. 2 Hardin 6 Glendive ,.,,,,,13 Lewistown Glasgow ..o,... .o,.,e 7 I fTf'a , f' D.. . .wr 'N ' ' 'Q rf ax. A AX ls , ...rf x Vw 1' . if s ' 'wwKf'Y .f dr-4 A 1 N M -1 fd- QF, A 'hx Blue Pony Buskvllmll Sfllllllfl lim-k. If-ft In right: .lvrry Elliott. jim Nlvlmoil. Vac' Wyliv. Hill Xultwr. 'lhxn Wynn--. Cay Kruvik. Univ xxvllllilglll. Kfwgvr 5ll'HIIllN'l'1l. lfwrlt: Xllwrl Klllllll. Nlknrlugrrz lmxwll XXHIUI1-. lililllk Kal:-. Iiumly Nfalmgvls. Cuavll ,lim XYar1l. COUQII .UNI XYXRIJ Nl XY ULICK .Xl.I3I'IR'I' KX L L 5 5 cox FER11w,,E fn., cfHfxMP5 0,211 n llll O 'il fmxiiqv mm ' Q.. Bam f,i'?i.-. X 31 gmt W 4,,k M, My --eau--w 1157 Q ' .,--Air . A 'K- 5 .L f fm 27? Q9 . 4 K 0 .A . ,,-- f 6622, - z , 5 11 'Q W , f , ' J 1 , 1 af .. f, eftsif' , . .zsngw , Aff' Q' 25: my ,. x X f .Mir x WM., -wh . 1 I , Q J 5 Whip + E 97' 4 fm'?6f 3 I '19 Mon ana Class Contere Ponies Rack Up Two VictorieslOn Defeat Hardin Bulldogs, Miles City Corrak Buhdogs After a long round trip of over 924 miles, the Ponies brought fame to themselves and to Havre high, when they defeated the lltrdin Bulldogs T9 to 63 and the Nliles City Cowboys T3 to 65, in then first conference tilts of the season Xvllllfi the Bulldogs had eight men in the sf-oring box, the Ponies l td seven none svoriug less than lllonies deteate QCowboys T3 to ironfereut-e gain 1 Tom Wynne ,again proved f score box, he ri 'I Mustangs lose Steam During Third Quarter, Bow to Ponies, 75-63 llavre's Blue Ponies triumphed over the Great Falls Central Mus- tangs in a tight contest on Fri- day. February 10. Although playing on their home floor, the Ponies could not ac- quire und maintain at good It-:ul until the third quarter. Behind most ot' the first period. the ht-rd earns- through with in 17-14 lead at the end ot' the lraune. Gaining it 7-point It-ml early in the sc-4-ond quarter, the Ponies sm-nu-d to he on the way to :nnothm-r 1-asv viv- tolw . Hou 1'Nt'l', tht- Mustangs F-llfillljf l':u'k to comm' out on top at half time 37-36. llavre got hot in the third period. Playing good hall vontrol, they st-oteri 24 points. while hold- ing Central to 9. Tally at the end of the third frame showed the Ponies ahead 60-45. Coach Ward used his reserves quite freely in the last quarter, with Kato, VVilkins, Kravik, and Stromberg seeing action. The Ponies lost a little of their ad vantage. but stayed ahead to win 75-63 at the final buzzer. Jim McLeod and Tom VVynne took scoring honors with 20 and 23, respectively. Forwards Wylie and Nutter helped with 11 and 10. High pointer for the Great Falls team was Jack lVukasin with 21. Vvith this game, the Ponies' win-loss record is 13-1. They are still 2175 games ahead of Miles City, who is in second place in Class A standinzs. lt'or the I inies. ' , 1 Havrt-'s ureatest len in the final ir l when Bob XVanagt C I I e v set re -1 tot: ' ' Ltd, i dt lleaving the Ponies Subs See Acfiqn dogs y a 17-15 f'SQl V9S. 5 Blue Ponies, nlav- iome floor, wo victory over February 3. 3 started, the first quarter. econd period, iunding, ball-l pshooting, the o a mid-quarte 19. By halftime the score to 4 was played m utilized every giving his experience for Center Tom W with 22. foll m McLeod and and 14, respet imc Gver G ante Havre court. At the present a 15-1 c-onfr portunity to came on Sa ney on the set Miles City. 5 its two rema games away fr still be champir Fowhoys c-an 5: place in confers The home f-rt ing here as lll last time in the reers five senior Wynne, .lim Mc Jerry Elliott a For the son Havre tl Loc-omotives. drab in most 45 I ,my X .M Elliofi' fries a long sho+ M5 rff ff Sl-4151 .rx 1 1 I gagflfi? Wynne runs in wifh flwc ball. U ,ey J I 1 x --. X n Lp 1' ' 21' ' 1, 'V,19i,z2 1 -44 Happy coaches affer 1 ' ' ' 3 ,Y 'Q flxk V4 f winning game l 9 fr fn ig. xx ' 5- I I i , My 8l QA.: X4 I . , . 11 P , 'xv A' . M , ,L., L ' if ' 2 tx pf 5 5 . W 5 F5 1 f -L 5. :xv R L, Q SR .iqv ! X W 13, 4. by 3 5 Q F, Pr 2 57 1 . 59 Q Sb I I If Q I 1 I bfn I b SUIISUII Colt Basketball Team F32 Iii Ix I ft In right: NIi1l1ZlQ4'I'. jzlrk Robin-ml: Stvrlingg lluuluml. Ili--k IIUQIIIIN. Swat SUITII-Kill. ll NI 1 I -gg 'xINI4'l'N0Il. lInu1'Il IMI: qXmIf-rxum. Iflmlt: KI'Illlf Ilunningi. Clary IIl'wII1r-r'-. I'l I I Pl VII- I5ir'kforcI. Wvarrr-n ,-Xmlvreon. 'Q ' 1 ' . '7 'wrflf' , ' ' '1 1 , ' Q, ULII ISASIXII1, I AISI-XII,,II,, SQ L ,X U l 5 II X I I I -11 uvtv-fl What I I I'I I I I I C X I I II 'kv Nlav. From Our Ranks Come the Mighty Ponies 'YEAH ONE Front: U. Calm-un. D. Dw- Lungg. .I. Sl'llXH'ilZf'I'. Bark: C. Grant. J. Criner. K. Hyttinvn. TE XXI TWO Frwnt: U. Hamanka. J. Fvuvr. IJ. Murplly. .-X, Hentfclrler. Back: NI. Clunv. NI. Anderson. J. Prim-. F. ffamplu-ll. TE.-UI THREE R. Halverson. J Ftvngvnl. Back: D Crvvn. K. Thorn. U llnlulln-rg. TEAM FOUR Front: XI. Chap Cf-rSnu-yer, C. Dow Bavk: T. Rucinsky J. Crawford. and C Orr. Frunlz K. Gnrrlvr. man. P. Froelicll. F. sl , llll f Fresh m an l3asketball Team Front row: Paul Frrwlicll, I'-rvrl Ce-rsrru-yvr. fflluvk Huw. Herrin Chapman. Dick Dan- Pll. Bavk row: Tum Rucinsky. Nl:-rvin Chapman. Jim Craw- fwrrl. Kvilh Alu-l. Cary Orr. R S H M A N B A S K ML, Havk, I1-fr In right: ,lim H1'l,1-ml, 'lie-rrp If-I1-Il. Kmly Nlaiiggvls. Front: Ri1'hu1'1l flullu-rg 111111 Phil lfau--. 'l'1-111-If I'iLll'il Spring il N11111ll tmnii of huis frmii Haurv High Fvhfiiil IIill'li1'ilILlit' in Ihv Iran-lx vxvlilw al the' llili-isi-iiuilzistlw' Nh-vt uf Ninn- lilllil liiiixe-rxily a1l Nii-w11h1. 1-11111lwti11g with 11lh1'1' fii1lNN Xu wliimls i11 suvh 1-wuts 11s lim 11111l high l111r1ll1'-. pulv 11111ll. I't'iilfS. lriwulul illlllll. illlli tha- xairiwllf I'llI't'F. lhnre all-111'11l1-1x1l1s1'11+. 1z1xvll11.11111l flint-put 1-11-nts. Our p1'z11-tiw fi-ffimif ilI'l' limitcrl lay in-alll:-r 141n11lili1111f. l11m1-11-r. uhirh chi 1111! pm-rmit Ll lung: l1'11i11i11g: pw-rimi. 'irgrm Ki--hard Collie-rg and Phil Haw- g1-I on th'-ir mark. 1 1 Cl ii' TR L TEAM vy. Rudy. wlialk fu funny 'V 5- VMI .1 if INIX XXl1I'IkXIxIfli I , 4, K an ' kwin -. a-yx BK DX Il N HN RUN Ht ll'l':XYI'il.l. HK Xl! Htllfl' IJICNXIS I-'UN 'QA uh A , , ...4 ED WHITXKI-IR ,am I l',.X.,Nl l -wma:-sauna Ami he form-5 up with a right jab in tlxv jaw. ALAN UUNIAS M N, wr., CN, X 'X IlIl1KI.lVNll Tlu- lmxing ti-um is spun sured lay Mr. Heath uml mann age-cl lay Larry llcppnleicr lluring tlw ya-ur the-y purtivi patvrl in Scvvral IlllllCll1'S along., tlmc lli-Lino. Two lmllvlws xwrm hm-lil in Havrv. llxlll' lcum will also lynx m the fmlclvn lflmvw contest. -vu, uflmne- out flglllllllglfh fl f B- gl in wg. ,gym ' bf? -4 s 2 f ei A l'llWlL'l l 'WfUll91Y'l'Y Ruslfvl Im II flulvln lim Xxgml ix ldllllll l,I1Illl ills' gmm' alltvl ilu' lllllt l'fll1ie-N uma ilu- lllzl-N Xu ln lwilulll l.l1L1rrnpxm1xlulp ln llvlr ll mg lylal-gnu. Fvrliur l'w11if-x. IMI, XXJIMQ-w. lillll Xxynnr-. Xluz' Xxxlif- vaurx 1.ru1vl1 Wu! . 4. 0- BOAIIIE, l.lhLll'll llvzllllw lNPXlllgl ll'ilIII am- pn lurml uilll ilu- lI'4Fl!lll1'F IPI't'5t'Illl'4l In llnm at the Cultlvn Clmcs Vl1UUfIlillI1i'Ill in f rn It Falls. Tlw lurgv lftlllllf if tht- rmflul Cmmcl Slmrtsnlzlnsllip Msarclu XKlllf'll Ml lJl'CSt'l1lCfl tu the Havre' Tvuln, llIl,H FLHUUI.. Jl NIUH Hllyll. XNl1l,RXllP.5I.ll00l, ll'.XXIF Fummt. ll-ft In right: HAIIIHW Hopf-welll. Urzxfl Holt. De-nniQ Fox. Nlixhllvz ll. Kumpf. :L XXl1iIuL4-r. XX, ll:-mlvrwrx. li. Stim-fan. M. I Dun xi-llili1l'U'T. anfl iInur'l1T11-vu llvatln. 31-nnett. D. Kampf. Bavk: Ke-n Kmnpl, HI Wllitukvr. 'll-rry lfxtvll. llifk l.un4l. .Xllvn Uuuxax. .-, I 5. .- i '- B v aw fa I SUCIIAIL. rx . iff? Z ,ws , 'Q , !I gif' if 1 ' I F LZ if 24 I -f' 5 ff. f' 5' i My 2 , 5 j gf ' : Af 1 vw - 4 TQ ' f 'Z f , 1 ,.. , H- 4 5 M ' ' 3 'l anno' .fa-snr 'TW' ',..1 w ,,,,,,,,. ,,.. WW ,., ,, nlllw ' ,1uu:-num'-www vw E lflt ESIIMHN With tlu- he-lp uf Nlr. llvllllllill. tht- art If-mltvr. lllltl Nlr. Huw. nur xpttrlwr. wr' lvllllt frm' wf tht- niv:-Nt float- in tluf HllIIIf't'ttlIllIlQl Paraale-, lm: lm-nulwts ul 'if nur l'!ft'NlllllLlll Cla--. Ilit-k llanf-ll untl Cary Urr. ltvltl onto tht- llfar-Q-xlntw fur Sinful lut'lK. SOPHOMORES Our tlunation to 'tlw Httrlle-rnlxting fu tixitiex was a float allowing our blue pony trampling tlu- Illaxgrm xr-otty. JUNIOR5 Str-rling Haalantl anal Uivk Lunnl finally manage-nl to gvt an ultl C ltr-ap running: antl 1-nt:-rwl it fur tf tfsitft vitittjtjtezs 2 WMF. f-2 1-tmttng. SENIORS U. .N ,. ,, . - . urutv' lrul Illl'Il w- haul tm. murlt wwrlt .. .' plta-vw nf tht- llfllllt' 9I E yiigfx' 1 Q 3: xv .. 'nf I'lYY u Q WTI n - f WM'.5fa f.z'?' Aff ' -ff 'Zvw.m.w,Mw'v+ ' . ' FH lg- , A Q X. ' 3 , + - N' , A ' U- LU fi I .9 n :sq j. fz F N xh URIENTAL GA RDEN w,...... F Our Parents watch eagerly from the balcony to see us pass in review during the Grand li Nf The Grand March is traditionally led by the President of the Senior Class and his date. This year Mac Wylie' and Jeanette- Hambluck did the honors. , x, , - 1 Y in is filling in programs. v 1 During the intermission, couples were busy .fy W ' milliii ,. ' , '- ' ' '!1C'k'4n4h-fulfvvf 'f54l+' '7 ' I N 11 1' MM, ,. x , A W J .. s f:-F -,--'-AM ' ' : 'T '- . , . yyv' A 4: ' 51, 2: .. V ' H' A .., f--1 Lx I+ 1' X 1 V- if L- ,, . E E Q 2 I. .. af- f 1- -, 1gf:.'-.','y'A4 ' we ', 'f f-1 ' ,,, .'f1'2 1 J. ' ik- ' hge? 1' X, I X . .4 ,-, I' M 0 + I J the if N F9 Q W- ' -fs? 'L 5 5 1 1 1 '79 f' H' -L 3 4 U 1 I 'ff' ll- MUISS OF The Stampede Staff annually presents a semi-formal dance to honor Miss Print and her three Printeesses. PATTI PATTERSON Sophomore Prinleess 96 MARY LENHART Miss Print of 1956 PR Il 'fl' lllnb The Queen nl this Valentine season func-b tion is ehnsen lay the stuclents who must pm ll penny per rote. BIYRNA LARSON Senior Printeess KIARIAN WYLIE Freshman Prin 16655 W 153 R flilfl 41 fX'S x 5 3 3 8 fn 1 - I iii U fvgt Q 'Put' 'I 'Yfla' ..x . I 5 LV' P R V, YI ti . . ,..x. Patti l'attwrNm1. N13 rnu I.urwn. Wi mart. anti Varian ',. Wylie- aftwr rl1.- um-llutlwll. ll e nt Ko-nii Hama VFNH L -nllart at 1 I' I nn f r the tnniltm a fll ratuldt 1 tunw- away xx ith ht-r. 97 rin! 'I'wIINt+' Im-n What g0l'g60uS gam V' Anyone for re-frvshnwnts? SAXDIIE Hey. it says No Trespassingn H A YV fli ll Attention: It's L1-ap Ye-ar! Anyone for a dance? QQ T 59:5 fXCTWNTTUES ak? . VJ ff' 8 4gQ 4.3- Vnktvr' txt KENJI HANIAOKA fjfP.Si11PI1I DENNIS UHNISETII Vice l're'si1lPnl . if . L . Back row, left to right: Carol Wvavrick, Ken Corder, Keith Lulu-nsgard, 'loin Wynne, llcnny Ormseth, Rudy Nlangels, Phil Eaves, Roger Stroniberg, Floyde Bickford. Front row: Toni Rucinsky, Darrell Peterson, Chuck Dow, Greg Holt, Kenji Harnaoka, Marian Wylie, Patty Kennedy, Gwen McLain. Deanna Bcanian. Student Council is provided to give the students some governing power of the school. One alternate and one representative are elected from each ad- visory to represent their rooni. Officers of Student Council are elected in the spring of the year before school lets out. Peti- tions are signed and if they have fifty names listed, the candidate is eligible to run for the finals. This year our big project in Student Council was the revision of the Constitution, which we completed successfully. Some of the new ideas and plans will go into effect next year. At our meetings, we also vote on petitions for concessions at the games and the dances and con- cessions after games. This way projects are dis- tributed evenly to classes and clubs. sf,-fmmrmwfef STU D ENT CUUNCIIL ti if . , 'Fl - 'Lp'--T rig, IJHXXNX flliURfll'f. EDITOR tl.-XROIEF XYXI,IJRll'. CO-HDL R-'XWNX liREENE- LITERARY and liiymit cilliilflttiill. lias liwn TOR and Falv- lfliairinan. is also a EDITOR 'RHYIW T k WT at UT mirlxing nn tlif' lilllt' l'fvny for Illl't'!' .lnniur with lllI'f'f' yr-airs' e-xpe'ri1'm'v-, fir-t ilvufllinr' zinnl rr'mainvnl tu ilu yn-ms, Slim- lius 1-arm-il In-r r-ilwr at -ilu-r pin :intl glnzml unfl a win- lllt' Illlijlrt' portion uf our mpg untl pin, gnuril unil this yt-ur will rv- ne-r of a golsl pin. 4Iui'wIve- was this typing. Raynu is a Sf-niur unel ai win- u gnltl pin, Ile-uiniu uttvinle-tl yz'ar's del:-gatv In XI.l.E..-X. 4'nnfi-r- nie-inlwr of tlio'5tainp+-1lt- Stuff also. Nl.l.l'i.pX. Pun Wvuw at Xlissunlu last e-nu- in Nlissuiila uni! at-nf-ptwl tin- Many of tht- pic-turvs in tht- war- ye-ar as nur tl'-li-gate-. XII-Ftatv :Xwaral rating fur us, limik me-rv' tak:-n with he-r Pfvlurrfifl. lj,-anna lmtks me-r 11215194 VNllll'll .-Xllwrt. Uuris. und ffarolvr- arv laying out during OYIP of Hur many night sessions. f'42 living, fx N N L T 4. . . .1 ix THE HTTP PONY ANNY.-KI. STAFF fFront. li-fr tn right: Laxvnnne- Howard. Patty Sunday. Eva Wilson. Martha Ann Enrly. llurrivt Nlvras. Wwarvw-n Hill. D1-lore-s l.0w-. Hulmy Daw-y. l.in1la l.zlrsnI1,,lu1li jnm'-. 6.1 qv' -Y X at I ef' fi i f ., k m' 1 2 V I A za? XI IIICIII' Ii XIIIII. XIII I IIIIIIII 1,I1lIIII,lX MIIINIIX, I'IIII'I'II IIXNIII IIIIILIXN III SIXIF XIIwII IIINIQIIIII .IIIII .I-XI IIIIIIIII IIII III! XI'III'II IIIIII :I -III.III III Is III Nl IN VIICH II-HIII IK ll XIIIIIII-IIIIIII IIIIIf'IiIIIx IMI IIII IIIIIXII-II I-.Iwx III II IIIIIIIII- .IIIII XII. IIf'IIIIIIIwI1I4 IIv-f-I- HIIII .I IIII IIIIIIIIIIJIII I.IxIx .Ix III I fvfr IX III'-III IIHIIII I.. IIII-,,I.,.. II NI., LLIII III.IIIIIIfI. IIINII LIIIII II-X-'IIIIIIIII IHIIXI Iv 'If LI If-IIIIII III .III IIIHIIVX IIII-x III IIII4IIHLI.1IfIl.iIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III4' IIIIIIIIN III IIII- IIIIIII lxff IX. IQ:--II I f'f IIIII .IIIII -IIIIII, IIII- I- I'IxIII IIIIIIVI' IIII' NIIIIIIII-I-III III XII, III'IIII LLI-I .II--I -IIIII .l'IX I'II'IIl2. .III-I IIII- III-I 5'8 'III TIII' XI.I'I. III IIII. XIII'-II .IIKII IIIIIIXIII 'III I.II IIIIIIIN IIIIIIIIQ IIII III-I If-III IIII IIII' IIIII IIII- yawn' IIIIII --III: .IIIIIII.II-. NIJII- , 1 4 11 ,V tx V .V 5IlII'It'X XIIIIIII-. IIIIIII IxIIIIII-III, I,.I.Ihm I,1I,-I,n4 IMII I.lINIIlI.,I1I.lIlIl' IIIII-II1III- -Hn, Igafkz II wI'II I'f'IIx. III-IIIIIII IIIII S IIII IIIIIIIIIIII. ,I.III.AI I,I.IIIIII. LIIIII IIIIII- XIIIX-, I 7 NIINN NXXI IINIQN. NIWINNIIII. II.Ix II--IIIIII II- IIIIII IIIII .,IXI IIlI 4' xI:.I- IIIIIIIX- NI II II IIIII IIIIIIILIVIN. IIIIIUI- Im-I Iwzx -IIU' IIIIII III-I IIII .II ..Il I I III-IIQIIIIIIIIM LII IIIIIIII inf- IIIlll'. fx v- IO3 avre igh School 'S -Stamped Vol. No. XLI Havre, Montana, Wednesday, February 15, 1956 No. I0 lltnn- lligh Selnml is proud ul its official pulwlic-ation. 'l'lllf 5'l'fXNll'lflJl'i. which appears in the class- rmnn third period twice each nmnth. This yearls staff was made up ul thirteen seniors and one junior wlnr worked diligently to collect and write up Class. activity. sport. and church news as well as interesting editurials and informative regular features like lt's in the lzllllkri and H0ofheats.'i The Annual Staff is indelrted tra the Stampede for many of their pictures and articles withnut which our yearlmnk would llave lween incomplete. 'lille 5'l':XNlPlfDE is a nielnher uf the National Scholastic Press qtssociation. Quill and Scrulli and Mon- tana lnterschulastic Association. lfach year several delegates arc chosen to attend the press Pun Xvow held at Nlnntana . tate lIllXt'l'Slly. llns years delegates were Jeanette llanilvlock. Lynn Decker. and Raina tfreene. llle nmney for their expenses was raised hy the presentation uf the Miss Print Contest and dance at which Miss Mary Lenhart presided as Miss Print. I he Stampede XQ,,,,,,,h ,vt ',' omcmi Publication of mis mgfgghc S 1 , ' In 1.1 .L 5 - Q msmsuron 5. N -1 f' .L .1 Q5 FJ' ' Wx 1 20175 Mu W9 IIOI UOIIX Editor -,,--,,,,,, ,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,, l ,, ,,,,,,,, , ,,,.,,,, ,. ,,.....,... Jeanette Hamblock Assistant Editor ...... - ............ - .................. .....--.- .------------- L Y nn Decker Bugingsg Manager ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,.. Carole Sorensen and Evelyn Daniel Sports Editor ,,,,,,,,, M, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,.,..,............................ .tlm Conley Assistant Spgrtg Editor .,.,,,..,................ . - .................... Dennis Ormseth Advertising ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, C heryl Alex, Rayna Greene, Jim Conley Circulation Exchange ........... -.... --.------. ---- Kay Clllfk, Ma!'j0l'ie Beck Photography ,,,,, ,... .. ............................ .. ........ .. .....-.- - .----. -.-.- RZIYDB Gfeelle Cqpyregder ,,.,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,. .,.,,,.. .. ........ ...... .... .. ..... .. 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XI ICX 1? lin 'Q,v ,,-QQ. 3 YSL xv 4 4' fe K qw, 1 i fl Iil.:XIXIQ I1l.X1lK NIHHTUN AIUHXFUN I'X'l l'H I'I IiKH'I I' x A' . .,. ., ST'XIIPPHDH 5TfAIVF H W IUU X S RXXNX 4.KIaIiNIQ XIINNIIAQ IIXXNIl.KI:Ii I05 F UIHX I XXXNHX XXIIVLIXXI C h h fflliw' y lHl xx mirn x' Ihy x ll Y 4,4 Im, wr- :A.4, , l?f'Iw.1lf-lxiwlnrl GQ Um fl.ll1I' 4 1 h Hi Gig, 'Q an? LXNN IJHIKFN Nvllivul' nga A .1 45 ff Mr X N A 'wo 5 livlrltf- 1-xpwlif-11 f 7 W Hmgkili Ilvlmh- vxpn-' -I NIXH'l'Hq'x ,XXX ffl .luniur lfir-I xr-.nr in 2' ' ll:-lmlv. -sz' H 'V R E HI QE? 'I I ' S C H U O L eff' DEB A TE T E A QW, 3 . . Nllllt' Nlartha Kun. Ur. lima 1llIllI'I Il l'H2ll'h. :mil Lynn url :lx iurlgf'-. The Debate Squad wurked nu the national topic. Resulved: That guvern- ment subsidies shoulcl he grantrd tu high sm-lmwl SILUICIIIS who qualifx for wllegv. If xxx eos vw L ,xx . ' ' QF - ,gn 30 enwg sw 0 V M on tuna State In terscholaslicf Champion Deba ters of 1955 john LIIWSUII. Senior. and Kay 1 , lv- ,X flmnlas. Non grad.. lvrnllght hmm- '- W' the Debatv .Msarwl In Hmm' High T' if Sc-lnml fur tha- wr-mul cmmsevutiw H yvar. LWHIIPI' tht- fllliflilllfl' of their Q muuvll. Mr. L1-slic lgmrvrmce. these W- 49, Qfjfa 4-, 'Sig 'lx inn uulstumling ml:-lvutvrs defeated fa the lllilllf lc-anus which annually vmnpete ln tlu- lmlrnums-nl at Hun- W ii.i' 'I' V .., W if V' Thr- L'mf'Ia'1l l ll'NI Ilan' HP Debate- Trophy. S T 'T' F, D FB A 'ff' ll N Q EE C1-QIAQWXIIDEI ONS ,fi-rf eff mm Z X 4 f 'T 9 ,,, v' fo lx X I HRX N IHUXI KN llmmpmn llffbulu JOHN I W NOX Kham, 1 nz llrlulel l07 'W W ,Mew-u-g if 1,9 E-t law? -L Plfl' tIl.l ll llI'l'l'fRffI.XSSNll'iN Fir-t rmv. le-lt tu right: Plnwln- Slljllvf. Rayna Qin-.-H. llttvalxtvin. Patti Stme-iiwti. xlllfglll' XY:-xli. fllatlys Knml-un. Ann Ft1fly.0Iiw Xlay Sharon llrmwn. Patty l'urlu-tt. Kay Clark. Fu-lyn llanir-l. Carnlint- CllFlNll8Ilr0ll. llavk :ms ll:-f'kvi'. anil Margie' lk-4-k, St-mmrl row: Lynn De-vlu-r. Lnuannv lmlm-k. antl Harrivt Nl: PEP CLUB Dum Ili- Dum llum--M-a llaxrr Dum Ut- llum llum YY? Want tlu' Fact! Hr-rv art' a f--xi inte-rt-Ntingg fat-tx alnvut tln- Npiritwtl lhtp lflult. Xwthing lldx lN'I'll lvl! Hut In pt'vvtv'l't tltt' t'n'1'HlA1l. Pr-p illuln lriwl Ntrttlvlltlllgl ne-w lay having Ihr- first liuitivwriiiing in llaxrt- High. Nowmln-r 4, Pvp fllllllllt'T5 we-rv busy all fall arrangring tlif- vnronatiml afwnilwly. tht- ltuggt- parade: anul tlui Svmi-formal tlantw- that was lu-I-I Zil.It't the ganwl Another me-nt that was nt-w tl1iQ ye-ar was Fatlu-r'f Night. he-lil Ovtuln-r T. 'llnf fathers uf tln- lmys on the' Ponit-S fmt- ball team wvrz- intrmlufml during the' halfatime and aftc-r tht- game tlu- girls sponsors-rl a rt-wptitm fur tht- pawn!- Svniur akin for pf-p assi-mlmly. r- . l.4'lt4'I1 flitfl-Ull. Nlymqt l.ur-nu. Xltlllll NllIlll'X tt'-'tmltm--1 lltgtmlt. :mtl lwtltnv ' lim Perri. Xlurx lmlluitt, ,ln-anvtt. llim 'lllx lit' af' N ET HAMBLOCK President H.-XRRIET MERAS Vive President The' parvnts lint- up for rvfreshnwntf lll.lt'I' Ille' 'fatm' Htl Flllltt'fS' Night. 'WG ln D f:l.l'l1 l'NllFRffl.pX5SXlhN Firxt rms. In-ft to right: l.a- Kun-n Nlt-Lv tl rvnna .1 erull trev 1 U I H f llnla N unautn. 51-t-mill naw: Elvaiwr flilwm. ,laniw flnlln-rg. Sllarlffnr- Larson. Sonja n n 41 ntl Hat ru minus. Carol Ramln-rg. lftlith ,lf-we-ll. Nlarilyn Hagvn. Patty Ulflriil Nvlwn f 1n dN l 1 l n la imaulz. S:-mnul row: lil:-umvr ililN1n,Janit'v Cnllwrg. Sharlf-nr Kpnnp-dy. Pat y Nunf dy gr rm n d . tl. Ye-ra Ruhr-rtx. Carol Culivr. Cwz-n Nltlain. Carol Fr-lion. Nlat'Kvr1zie-. Sa s Humlilgh xii at Ntamn 1 nt, n arlnttf- Slum-. Ron-lla Nh-lntu-h. Pe-gg Ciune-. Niary Chestnut, u,,,1X1a,.ianW,1, rfl row: Sur- Wilsnn, ,Iuyw Sw-l. lim Kampf. Caroline- Zahl, Sdn 4-wg' HARRIET FELTON Serretary ' S , , JKNET NICKENZII-I Treasurer lPlElP CLUB Prp fflulilw-rf had otha-r avtivitir- rluring tht' yrar that krpt thvm busy: mmf were making PUSYPTF that WFTF' hung in the- main hall lwfurf- e-arh game. Each class of girls in Pvp Club plannvd and pre-sentwl a skit for all of the pe-p a-semhlif-S. Sonia of the- ways that thv-y raiae-fl funfls to huy rhf-f-rleaclf-rw' unifornw and pins for wninr nienihrn wr-rv sf-lling pum pomi. hannvrs, mums, anfl ywll honkf. The-v algo had a elanf-Q-. Nli-N Mary Schulz was the sponsor for P'-p Club and hrlped them promatte- wlnml spirit and boost the Ponir-S. Y I3CffT! 1' -- in ' 1 'Q fikil2lul4ALLHL9xlDlLlQSv JEANETTE HABIISLOCK IIO HARRIET MERAS BEVERLY PERRW Cfflloff iitifw' ff PATTY JO SUNDAY MARY LENHART '7- Left to right: Sharon Thompson, Patti Patterson. Sally Randolph. Marian Wylim-. QIIHIEIZIR LEADERS -N S 1 1 l i x lx Hawk rmv. If-fr In right: Kvilll l-0l'it'llN28I'rl. Xlav Wylii-. llriiry Humauka. 'liliiril i-nw: Ruflx' 'Slang'-l-. .luvk Xlurr. Kmfi Hzlmaf-ku. Pliil lfaiwx. Dwn ny l Urm-vtli. llill Fm-l. Ranrl Hulia4ln'l. lluln Wliiigign. Rug:-r Firmin- lme-ry. .lim 'llwli-ml. Frank lxzilu, N-i-mul rim: Nlxrnu l.air-mi. l.-viiuiinv Snyilf-r. .lf'ZlIlh'lln- llamlrlm-k. Raina fir:-mi-. li-iiim' fiirl-mi. Kulliy langrlun. ,Mm fvlllwflll. Ulm- Xluy-. lzllf-n fuul. Puttx Frwwiiwii. llur- rif-I 'Nlvrua l'il'1IIlI rnvs: dlvilllllf' flllrixliansi-11. llm-lm'4-- Inu-. Nlnrtliu Euily, llnris llainiuulxa. lam:-t llrumlt. Klfllll . . . . . . IAOKENSHARU , Spur Llulr ix an Ill'QlillllLlllUI'l uxlli mln- purpi-Nr In lu- uf -1-iwifw In I,fPSlAlIPllf Ill? 5 l'l 'l' Its prvjvcts iflflllflf' uxlir-ring at 35-f'HllIlll'4. QLHIIIPQ anfl play. xl lTllN'Tr 'W HENRY H,m,xoK.x Srwrelary-TrPa.Sz1rf'r Hi decorate- the Cliri-tmas Irvs- and also polish tlif- tropliir-N i-avli Var. Heinlwrs are vlectefd during their Sfvphominrv year anel inrluflff 4-ight girls ancl eight lmy: from that Claes. Don't forgvt the In-0. Spurfilf 1' PC. Nl.-XC W'Yl.Il'i liif 1' Prvxirlvril k v f .Q A.. W N- Nw.: v ,, Nw ...al GIRLS' :XTHl,ETlC LEAGUE-- llat'k. left to right: Sum- Vllilson. Trudy Baile-y. Carolyn Zahl. Janice Golln-rg. Mary Wintvr, llarisue Anderson. Ann Marie Gibson. Ruby Davey. Dt-lor:-s Low, Fhirlvy Finley. Lorna Maze-. Dorothy Russt-ll, Pam Wilson. Mitlrllt-: Arla Crit:-s, Kathy Lang- xlon. Shirlt-y Sf-yl:-r. :Xvis Lt-wk. Carol Nelson. Alicf- Nlolynf-aux. Gloria SCllW't'lIZf'I', Loy Str-ng:-in. Karen Le-Q-. ,ludy Stengmn. lmnora Norman. Front: Bessie- Callaghan, Connie- Lentz. Amber Burrington. Linda Arthur, Joanne- VH-yh. Gayle Sutor, YQ-ra Rolmvrts. Lorrainf- Amor. Sltarlr-nt' Nelson. G.A.L. is the- Girls' Athletic League. Anyont- is vligilslr- to join but after studying the constitution, you must pass a tc-st to be an official membftr. During tht- ye-ar volla-ylrall. kifklmall. lmaskvtlmall. ping-pong, and haml- minton tournanu-nts are- he-ld. Once a year a play clay is held antl girls from the Hi-Line come down and play tournaments. Don't look so worried. 'KCOUIC 011, Slfikflll she'll make it. CAROL NELSON Vive President ii ANN MARIE GIBSON l'rv.sider1t Hun' Y- . if LORNA INIAZE Serremry GAL fs.. 3 3-. 3 l'lUTlfRlf HONIENIAKERS First row. le-ft to right: Ann Nladi- son. Rosemary Bailey. Ellen Duncan. Sandra Teiclirow, Louanne Halverson. Dianne Hammish, Janiee Be-rtf-leson, Marlene Cannon. Second row: Carol Warwivk. Darlene Thomas. Sharon Peterson, Avis Leek, Linda l.arson, Linda Arthur, Gail Sutor, Joann We-vh .lanice Hunter, Ramona Klahunde. Third row: Gloria Hunt: Qflxll .lUllNSf lx l'fl'Nl'Il1'lI, fy? ey, 'I' df .ll Ill ,lffYlf5 liiw' l'r1-xfrlerll Xl XRII-1 I-1YlIR.KP1'I' Sw rrtrrrlx ,s-5 Q-1 ' - . . I4 A-:X l'.l'l,,X.e-r- are liu-v decorating the 1 Q Q . . llomv- lit- room for their annual fllfl t mas party. 'W X lllfeillf 4. 'll.l. 'ill XX 7-N'IIXllfVl' i , W.-. M.. Olive Mays, l-aVonnm- Howard. Donna Sprague, Kart-n MCL:-od, Charlotte Shore, Donna Flaskf-rud, Betty llc-cker, Trudy Bailey. I.inda Lathrop, Patty Kerr. Fourth row: Bessie- Callahan. Eva Wilson. Shirley Tec-l, Ainber llurington, Dorothy Russell. Sonja johnson. Audrey Yelk. and Judi ,lone-s. W'e are the Futura-,Homemakers of America. We face the futurt- with warm courage- and high hope. One of the goals is to teach people to live a rich:-r lift- at home, school, and community. Some purposes an- to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of home-making. to en- courage deniorracy in tht- home' and community life, to promote inte-rnational good will. and to emphasize the importance of worthy home- mt-mhr-r-hip. The clul: has one official meeting a month and one regular me-e-ting for the members. A few of the projects this year have been to give gifts to the orphanage. putting up a dis- play for T.B. Assn., and a special night was de- voted to civil defense. W I i i 3 v-F Bark rnw. left to right: Albert Karhu. Bill See-l, Denny Hamaoka, Keith Lok:-nsgard. Dave Aarmlal. Phil Eaves. Orniseth. Darrell Peterson. limb Hamauka. Rilnlliiffl Colberg. Virgil Cox. Scott Sore-nsfrn. Don Morris. .laekie Rnliinsmi. Mike Clunv. Dennis Fox. limb Nault. Dun llrengard, Cary Brothers. Pt-tv lfnsrucl. Front row: Hob Wanago, Kenji KEY CLUB Havre High Key Club was founele-rl by the Kiwanis Club as a boys' service Club. The Club is international and is to be of service to the schnol and community. Some of the highlights of the year were a hay ride, helping with the Muscular Dystrophy campaign. and usher- ing for the boxing matches. Gary Cox. 1: .tx PHIL lf.-XVE5 President 'wr HENRY HANIAOKA Vice President VI Q . ,Nj ff I 1 - F' G' ,Z . fi 6' if' DENNIS ORNISETH ' Secretary-Treasurer Key Club float for the Homecmning parade. Back ww. left to right: Norman Warp, Richard Gglherg' Morris. Front row: Rand Honadel, Keith Lokensgard. Phil Larry Deppmeier. Rod Kuiawa. Mike Clune, Bill Sc-el. EHWS- Rlldb' Mantllfsv DFUTU' Ofmslafhv Bidi Wanagfl- TWU Frank Kato. Bill Nutter, Mae Wylie, Jim McLeod, Don VVynne, Roger Stromberg. Floyde Bickford. Alan Alex. MAC WYLIE President i' 'fi 1' X JIM Mt-LEOD Vice President H CLUB 'lie' r Fill'- at ROGER STRONIBERG Secretary t if he 'Z' Under the supervision of Mac Wylie, who stood at the helm, the H Club had a very busy year. making money right and left. through concessions and danres. ,lim Meleod and Roger Stromberg aided 'Mata as vice president and sevretary-treasurer, respedively. With this loaded treasury, the club purchased double drinking fountains for the gyms. A wee hit of their hard- earned cash was spent on the bouquet of roses, which Alan Alex presented to Queen Nettie on her Coronation day. Members are eligible if they have a letter in any of the following: basketball, football, track. and of late. boxing. And the-y'll come home with another victory behind them. Q I 3 ' 'R' Eli In I , . 73 OFFICERS OF HAVRE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL AND ORGANIZATIONS enjoy a luncheon at the Devlin eafeteria with Mr. Ensrucl. Superintendent. and Mr. Wylie. Principal. TABLE ONE Harriet Felton . . . Pep Club Bev Kampf . . . Freshman Class Mavis Larson . . . Sophomore Class Patty Sunday . . . Sophomore Class Janet McKenzie . . . Student Council, Pep Club TABLE TWO Lynn Decker . . . Speech, Stampede, Quill and Scroll Myrna Larson . . . Senior Class Carole Sorenson . . . Stampede Cail Ward . . . Quill and Scroll Ann Gibson . . . C.A.L., Spur Club Jeanette Hamblock . . . Student Council, Senior Class, Thespians, Stampede, Pep Club Rayna Greene . . . Student Council, Annual, Thespians Louanne Snyder . . . Thespians TABLE THREE Sterling Haaland . . . junior Class Keith Lokensgard . . . Choir, Student Council, Spur, and Speech, Clubs Roger Stromberg . . . Student Council, H Club Alan Alex . . . Choir Phil Eaves . . . Senior Class, Key Club David Robins . . . Annual Bob Hamaoka . . . Sophomore Class Dick Lund . . . Junior Class, Band Club TABLE FOUR Dennis Ormseth . . . Thespian, Key Club, Student Council Mr. Wylie . . . Principal Mr. Ensrud . . . Superintendent Kenji Hamaoka . . . Student Council Frank Meiwald . . . Freshman Class Greg Anderson . . . Freshman Class TABLE FIVE Sonja ,Iohnson . . . F.H.A. Deanna George . . . Annual Carol Nelson . . . Junior Class, G.A.L. Doris Hamaoka . . . Student Council Carolee Waldrip . . . Annual Janet Brandt . . . Speech Club Harriet Meras . . . Pep Club Judie Jones . . . F.H.A. ll-IIAVIRE ll-iIlIGlI-ll SCHOOL OFFICERS 4 il Sharon Broun. make-up artist. tries to make Phil fleleonaire and liandsmne- for flmlte Il8 1 THESPIANS-l ront row, left to right: john Price, Carole Hatler. Ruth liradhury, Joanne Chris- tianson. Martha Eudy. Janet Brandt. Carol Halmerry. Ann Gibson. Xl:-rtun Johnson. liaek row: Jeanette Hamblock. Rayna Greene, Louanne Snyder. Lynn Deeker. Dennis Ormseth. TFIESPHAN TlRU'UPE NU, 8469 HAVRE HIGH SCHOUL Our troupe of the National Thespian Society encouraged many students to display their abilities in the various fields of dramatics. Thespians were found in the Junior Class play, the Opportunity Plays, the Contest Plays, the One-Act Plays and the All- School Plays as well as at the door at every basketball and football game ready to sell the patrons a program which is a fund-raising project which they sponsor. Officers who served terms this year were Jeanette Hamblock, President, Rayna Greene, Secretary: Louanne Snyder, Vice President. as f, pl 'ii Honor Thespian HRIQCE KELLAM Bruce was the only memher,of the troupe who had sufficient points to he an honor thespian. Bruce has had four years' ex- perience as actor. make-up artist. staging. lighting and directing. 11 'fI'HfI'E1 UfIDfIDUjI'?,TL'fXIIVIIWY IIDLAYS THE STOLEN PRINCESS CAST I'ffn1'f'.ss .ANIFIIX C.-X55IfI. The flmrug .Ynr.w XI,XRIQARI'Q'I' CLLINE 1,flI1P6f1j' man Lu Hn the hamlil Crea! gre-en dragon Hnnrlil'x men BHIIIIII x nmllzefr Little' lwnperor fnslvr Ilnlhev Posler father The herald Srrlbe 5' RONALD ENILDAHL RONALD OLNISTEAD ROLDNEH' CARRIER CAROLINE ZAHI. PAT SKINNER TRUDY BAILEY ROBERT LLCKE JACK I-'EIFER . JIM CRAWFORD Polireman WARREN HILL DAVE BROBST RONALD C-OLIE Bam!!! , JACK CROYER Orrheslra JACKIE LANE DI KNE HENINIASKIH PHYLLIS I IEI.D I3II.I. IIX'I'IiS llirefr-mrs .IAXIEF KXRR. RICQIIXRD SXIIIII l'ruper1iPx .I UQKIE LINE, IIIIRISTINI-f JENSEN. RAI S'I'EXYAR'I' .-5 is if-J wow ,fr Wig' ANQZMM --4, .ark ,41ArY1G,1.tArfV -I X I can always use judo! Tell him about your dreams. ONCE UPON A PRQM NIGHT Aanine ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,, . , .,,,,,. ............ D IXIE BROADUS Romilly .,,., Gertrude ,, Cecily ..... ,Vary ,,,,,, .Wartha ,,,,,, Luczll ....,,,,,,,,, .Wiss Harris Mrs. Cassidy Properties Directors ,, MARION WYLIE DONNA BEILKE MARILYN HAGEN MARGIE DURKEE . ..,.....,,,, .. KAY LARSON .IANICE GOLBERG JOYCE SEEL RAMONA KLABUNDE SALLIE RANDOLPH PATTY SCI-IMAUTZ HARRIET FELTON GEORGIA GIBSON OPPORTUNIVT' Y' This is Miss er Miss Curtis Go on out and dance. It's fun. Oh ' k' ' Y' , you re ta mg tips now. UNfE:..+XC'fli' CONTEST PLA YS Three one-act plays are presented each Spring be- fore a panel of dramatic experts who choose one play to be sent to Missoula during lnterscholastic week for competitions on a stale-wide basis. A best actress and hest actor award is also given. Ormsr-th to Carole Ramln-rg. Richard Colherg sips tea with Carole R8Il1l1f'fEl and Denny Orrnseth. The Monkeys Paw A suspenseful play in a wierd setting concerning an old superstition. This play M'uam starred Dennis Orrnseth, Richard Golberg be Carole Rarnberg. . . . Carole. Denny and Don llrendgard listen intently as Richard explains This will win th U f H 6 fame Of me' about the paw. Don, says Denny. Lo0k. Mother l found tht- rnonlu-51 paw. says Denny K6 Q 1 Yi' -ui? 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