Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)
- Class of 1946
Page 1 of 122
Cover
Pages 6 - 7
Pages 10 - 11
Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9
Pages 12 - 13
Pages 16 - 17
Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1946 volume:
“
, . 4- V - , .5 K 9 ul V -9 D Q!!!-,,.. J ' V A . ,J 9 9 .- . ' 5' ' QT f f Q il jf? O ,V .1 is I Wfx fy ,Mall Iva .LL fgwigw aww A , A 2652 W , A Q. 1,1 ' 0009095 6 030' '4lp'ff?Of 8 ll 4 0 Y s 'PXO 5531 vs gl J QQ km 4411 WW ,, Wm mlhw E V .JN RW sy S X 3.63,-Qx cxziz if' Q ,L My 5 S1- .f vu... 3442 j 080 was NQ 02 'tl -1 i,..41f'- ff ,' 0 uh 4 Q Q 'a E ix ,QA X 4345. fcwgbfsv Q f 'AWQI 5 Ng 315, if X45 f M! f xg, S iff f Mya, ,7 Q X X 2 Q7 Z Je' f f : '7,! f 3 s 95 ine 05 xv 0' f ff! , if 9- :1-6' 9 X cf ygmjff f Y f25 Qs ffjxlj ,V 5 '39 ZQ 7 1 k 5. ggi' -r,,. W-.Www Qllff' km V XX' ,,,-,, --- --k..r B L mov um. wr in .,L1O.i-,.' ' V, J u I 1' ' ' - . -. . I 1- v O V , : s . ,J . .A- .4 'I f. b 1 A ' 1 .. f if j f ll f 0' fb X K J!! - . A 5' ' , 1. -, X V ' - ' V xy.. M .X Q4-. 5 ' .., Q-2.-.. ' W - W ff V ' - fx 4. 1 . . -.1 ! I M fl, . .b .Q Q, 1 - . .QP '- AP- ,:z::-:2:5E'-fag.: -. , . V -4-. ' - -- :' '-:..P-'1:1.- QL - . . ,. , 'M fn- - V H V ' 1 ' ' -Vx , Q15-ts. X . - ' ,, - 'x ,-xssw. ' - .A . J:3 :1:' , x . . , . -, I, ' -A ., . ' ' V ..-- '1' -2' 'AX ' A 1 Q I .5Q:.-2a5:fi --:- . , f W ' ' ' . ' - 1 - . - . 1 - A . V ' z' ' 3 V Ltgikl . ' . - K . 5 1 X, 'A , J Aj fl -df 'K 'H ' L- X f .. , ' if ' V . f -- - ' V --, ' 6 Q Q A ' V '- ..:55LI5Ez::E35EEEESEEEEESS54 f 0' V O ' 1' ,222222222Qfafeesfaaf:2fee2assf.agfssfifa252aesifzefafafafaeesaeafaiiaefsszea... A P 'X' 'f. V' V -:225iifiiiiiifiiffiffifit' -EE5E52555Z3E525E525?E55E535E35E5EI?E535555525E525E555E52555ifiii55555-5E55EfE5EfE5S5' - ul A ,.1155555253E?giE5:535E5i3Zf14 i5ZE555E5i5E1E5E1E1E221E5E2E5E1E1EfEfE15252552229E152215251Ei5512213:E-ErErE:E5r5f5:' ' I-I ..s:z:s:fz:5:2:e:3s:5:1s:z:2:1- 5:zz2:21is:52:525f2f2:5Ss:ii5Es?55.52225512552225355is55255525525ESEQESEESESZSSQEI' 1' ' S O , 'I I , , KF '-3 W1 mfg..- -9 , ,H ' lx 5 15 - '. 'V 1 9 S 1 f' . ' S 74 'V ' ' 'Zia12555125552225325535fi55?525555255555i3Ei2i?E?5i?E5iiiE5?5' A ' A - ,V .. 'z255252:.Ei2251225?55.2Ea222Ez?2125252252eEs2s2zE?sfzfs25Sei ' A'::5i57SEff4:A 1 V .- -D -V ' . 9E'EQ2E252E522E2523352E52352555215325C535I?:15f3135515f325EfE5E ' . , J ' - Q Q iisisvfr., . js J f f' . -x 'v --lv'-. : 4:-2:f:-:-:-91+:Vs-a:-1-:4:-as-:-4-:-:-.V:-:-:-:-:V:-:-1-:v -'-V' V ' -N H 3 K 0 . O I -we-. ':.6:111:11:rfr.::1.rs21an1.rs'I:1:r5:f:1:f.2.r:f:f.:.:.:f ' , - P . -V ' N .J xl . 5 V ' A X ..''1:2afzeszfs2525252e222as2asafees2as:z:e2e2aez2aaz2asVf 1 N' ' ws , Q . I ' V X N 41ji':2EE 1f:g.:., ''41I2E12'7AfIQ35555E552E225E2E5E3E5E2E5.:E5E3f3Ef x L3 - fx! ' . --' ' 2. 1 ' ' ' . ifiiiiw.1-EV...-...IVQII ':':f52E5E2E1iEiS? V' Q 1 ' ,' . 5 5 ' I' U X V X ' f. AS .f V' 4' N X X' X S-. -' ,L - 52:5.gig:gs.':2.g1ggf:2.rs:':g:1:::. 5 'f N , ---y- J X ' X -D N +V' .JV . ff' .f VN 5 ! N in X fm I 7 4:.:s ::,:-'A--sn. V I if V xx xg 'W f V .. , J - ' ' Q' Y f ' fi! N X Vi' .22s:a:.:.:f:14:.:.:z:::.:.. 1af:fi25:5sz:2Faiis5g5:f2i555EZE52i25iE2?3s1 XIX ' I gl - . ' f - ':V:2:22:1:211:1:6:1:12i.111115:2121111:1:1.I5:2:EI522155IEIEZSEQSEIEIEIES . .- 1 - . ,- z, ' w N ' ' , qx A X ff VV' is A f v+ F we ' .I:1:1:25-'JiEIE5IS1SE2E1Z1E2515-'E15IES?3223123515152E222EIE1:f?2lE2:iF'fE1E1EP ' V . ' ' ' ' , xr X -. 'V areasia?aa:faf:s2z2a2fse12:fziaf X 1 ' 5 V' 5 X- X - . X ' I , X 4' X X X . 5 V ii??5i?5fi?535' X f wk. . V . 3525555525532E?Qi22?25i., ' , 6 ' 'X -N. ' Z. A 1 f -V ' V esaaessszssz E' V 1' ' S I 9 ' x . L fsiffsffffiiffie. ' 'f X ' ' ' Q SN N 'faifaffsf ' ' ,V 5' f - ' .i:7:':f:3: tcitfi-:lc-C5537 . 5:3 .3:7 A:5:f:i5S:'4:5. :5t5:7F :f5:35:5 .' ' ' ' X X a:cs:.:z:f I 1:af6:f:ef:a:s:f NJ fi --T ' ., N - -q:::,::1g :-:::::g::5-::q:::,w'--gfz, gtg:-:,:.::!3:fr a4:,:V:,:::5:p3:,., 1 ' . 1 mx w J 1:-:-:-Q: ,5z:+:+s--.4V:A:5f-,'f52:- -M.:-:Vsm 42-1-:-:V:-iw-. 1 -' Q dw-1-1--:2:1:2V X' X ' A - -ff 1' .fl 'I-I- --:-c' -'-'Y1'4?V:-'Fi 'I'-1-If'-3 ' ' '7VE1E1i3EIf'51Z Z'f-i75F 1E1E1EfZ'-ali ' f.fI.-:fk?5? 'f 'E'-'1: :L: 'f4':SEf 'f' . 1: 'i252s35?Zz1s:a3:2:rs-vw'E2:4414rE2-' W-'2,..zP4:f2p?2:2:dP2?1,::fs:f:r-2?-waz Y 5 ' f ,.,. 'H :'5'f'f l61'2 + ,V,.V.,w51V.' 4- ,,,....,. ,V .., , ax..-. 'iff' 1' -W32 ' A r .v , . ' I 'f-.1 4 .. ' V .,- - Q' L -T -f :.5!- 'l if - I V ,X A .' 'fu ' - 'M V I l' 04 . ' -jf- ' -N453 ' V: W f A ' , Q...Q1fz1::.,.'-Q.11'Q'j.' 1 j' f- 1? J-f ..! W f V'9Ilanf 5 V' X I ff W WM W 5, XY 1 af M, X ,Lf 19-46N xr J? XV 7 f, .X if 1 N ff!! 'V A' xx be 1 ll . NJ LI 1 - ' J J' f' I J ' I' X4 W, my 1 x N U , J J J f L . ' 4 NL' ,' rt J - ' f. ' f? , ' JJ ' 4 JP' - D ' .J ., fl 'X 'v E I Q fl! f - ' 2 JD' ' I PIA, . 1 I .. 'rx lv . I f ' Q lf ll! , la! I , ff' J' f Q If . pf if f Lrfl L ' - J fr J., ' 4, lf Ky' Kp' - i ' uf, , - 1' J' ,1.,. - .A-'VII' at diff' J' ff L ,. l Q . .1 'V 0' Q if 211 ' il J , S f. , H . ' V V N.N'x,1 f Vf., ,, V f Q CSN' f 4 X j 7 t ,11,5 I 0 Y s X -ff X Ax Q I N 5 K -s S fv 'N X M x - N g f I7 4X xv X, X Y K.. fl f'L L'1 xv Y - fn I -Y I 1 ,L Lplfkf 7 X 1. t :,,:4. ails. +1 ,- w N 5 5 lf- 'I 1- 1'11'f' I .,A - If , 5 f' ' flh- ,if V af' fl ...dsx 'A gif Ne: 1 'if7,':?is 'km -lf had s In 5 v 1 , . ,,,,. , . gm ' ' , 'Q Ni 5 x 4 . 4-3. cg 1 AY , ff: V 15 . ,A 1' ,X 34 W . . , V 'aw L' M J' 33.565555 ' ' ' ', ', -3' -Q t li , ,. -wh. t A A 5 Kia- 5 ' !5 P , , Y ff aa' li ar I . W- , A fn , ,, V Gil .X HQQQQQ: ,A K' f 3+-sr f , K -vig ' .5 ,my H ' A. K M N04 f -, 9 ., FE 4'5P Wf-, .. A. - .53 Q Q4 QAM flwfb Jlww j!Q1,Uv.v auML4jf,wZYWq wljfj Jun 42 7 MW QA M1 jj! CL ' 1225+311 ' dj L I jg 41,01 'W JWUM ex lx 1111 11 p xx ul 1111011211 these 1 1t8s Wou11t1111N 110111 1 1 11111111 X101 111 111tu C111 11111 mm 11 one so we too zw me tu 11 the 11 zgc of t111N boo 0 OU1 11101111 xx o11f1 come ex e11tuf111y to the u111111oxx11 1101111 NIM we 111 ix CUll1dgf,O1,15 1 thev 1 1 .' JI Cl! x I Y j J, . . . ' V , ' J . , vt f 0 , 1 0 fd ' , -1: ff : U Q '1 L' , f c J - f ,Li - nf' LL A ,' b . .2 -,LL .X L , M I - VVVWNVV W.-.-.-v .. -vvv,-44.-.5-v-v-.-. e-.-.Q-.-.Q-f.-.-v-.-4 - 1' , ve . . J V12 1C'1z 'li asv '1 4' .' 12 Q of 1 1 1 ' A 1 i ' ' ' ' ' i ' M ,Q ' ,ap ' 1' z'1s ' 'Q k f ' ' . 'f 125' :as s 1 if M OBOBQSAJ Eqigxfgwgixi? Li ll v' S Si Q Q FRANK STERMITZ- fEdito IRLEY IOH SON Assistc1r1t R LPI-I ANDER N Business M 5 PAY KIRK TRI -Advis I 0 3 n k, Q Q3 N5 1 ' XE N E 5 YQ Thrs rs the burldmq under whose roof we have been sheltered for our four years IS the fourth home of Helena Hugh f1fSl was the old stone bu1ld1nq next to Central school on Warren street then came a new buxldmq erected on the Slte of the present one was shaken down by the earthquakes before lt was hardly used for the better part of two years then Helena Hlqh was merely a strmq of boxcars loaned by the N P rallroad from these trlals and tr1bulat1ons emerged the present bulldlnq bullt over the rums of the prevrous one conta1ns some excellent features among them one of the best loolclnq eXter1ors 1n the state hopes to contlnue to shelter the students of Helena H1qh for many years to come HARRY M ATLAS IANUARY 31 1946 ECQL . 7 P IW ll W r'I':v N tw: UW ' ' 1 5 1 ' :Ur If :Q A ' 1' ' ' catwn HPC! IWII If Q 4 Iu Wiley G HIC JI1 bfe A1 C L I , uw -I I YJU eq' 0 ' SQ ' M 1 -JIS if ifllf 'L r,-1: '.4,' :1,: '.'f'X 4 fswfwffz .T fx .g-Xfiyg 3 D: .Lge :H .fi 1::r 11' ',1 Earp.: VIII ' If Q' I.1li'11l ',,' Ii-mix: rif tip: 2 Uk. 'ff ,rig Iwf. 1' Heil N. I.'x.'. , Qi I f-1Q:.1. 311ifI -1' 72253515-'P L wi ie if i rv- Sli X ' Qiiiiiiraig I, 'QA fI,'1.l, zi' B'-11:1 11 LeLg.:':r'iiQ1t' INILIIQ ' 5. Ezmvr fi :fm C 1,1g+Ln,,i IV fpfly f ' -f B.,11f1-- B'I,f. 'I1 Fteiiorick frrxeent Pi-97-1 ' Lit I z' ,-,' fi9iiQ1.f'. , fn - .',' 'z z Ffizg :L fgigiiiffj-Y i:.'.,Ll1S ,ll ' 1 H, 'Af' ?f?Q1 51,122 rkerl V Jr i Qi Tlfrli, EQLQQIII Wfsc' G. fitfalii In 1' ilf: Biriimr I'I'1I'Y1L'SClIL IYVHE xixte Sternb' Y If :I17: L, H msizf Elsa CIQXAQ S lzglretv : YI .l.Tf.,1'f I1 1 -vp Hikari B, 'Nr QI kfg- Y il, If1IIQr'JIl Pgiigri Milam ' ' T111 I 3 , U Bln Memoriam The entire student body and especially the seniors were grief-stricken by the deaths of two members of the graduating class, Doris May Roman, who died April 4, 1946, and Harry M. Atlas, who was killed in an airplane accident lanuary 3l, 1946. Everyone in Helena High was saddened this year by the deaths of two members of our custodial staff, Mr. Frank B. Good and Mr. Phil Travis. Our sympathy goes out to their families and to Mr. Victor Iohnson, another custodian, whose wife passed away in March HARRY M ATLAS DORIS MAY ROMAN Hn aqlplpnr-:mation We take this opportunity to thank Principal E H Fellbaum and Assistant Principal Oliver Peter son foi their kind help and guidance throughout the ences in learning in pleasures in friendships all made possible largely thru the patience and fore sight of these two skillful helmsmen The staff also thanks the firms whose advertis ing helped to make this book possible and the many others who gave us valuable aid I I past year. Our senior year has been rich in experi- fibsbc-u 3.x-DJ-D.-uv 'QW-Q.. C57 Dmem . E MQ Bmelfl-CQ Q GWQ UA- ,AN L UQQAJYQ-X. - DSLQXSMS 'Lx.5,X,g,. Q .X X -LUN A 13,5 . D4 LN ELQ 049- 9 A W 5 LUQ- A O 0 K .XXX 'A . xx V xl r : y 17 ' 4 ,gli y . 554 ' Milf f Q fe 75' ,J ' . J 1? ' -A . V21--553- ' l 1 4 N- .QU ' J' . ,-212 a f g i gfa f' -eg, fp3Qgag.5k5J f?'5,Kq - , ,H -' ' ? Vf!'rn 'fa. - ', . I' , Qb ' '?ii2ff 1 . f 4 Q 2 X ssh. , 4 .Q -1 v - w ffmk Q -- !S:Tf,1,,,,+ 'A '. A 3 A ,,J, ':, 'r-, sw- :nw z 1 ' A , f- x:,'wJ'.Q'isu ' 'H 117 . .. ' . 14 K? -z , ' ,S - +A N . 2 'v .il -- X - , -'Q ' '3 5 LQ ' - b A' '51 'I' M4291 ' '39ff?f3T' , g V- ml: x '- , ' V .1 .1 1 - , 3 ,x s -ff, ' fm Q . I-' 'fd Z ' ' A Q' ' ' H ? ' E 4 if l uf 1 3 . . Q. 3 -' .' -. 1 V K? 052: 3'- 1 if . ---1'-Ji:-s'-'a5 7, iE'n:1S 53 -: . v.,'w-'.g:fiL.QJ,v4..Q.- ..-Q21 nj. ,A 1 .4 - ' : L V' ,-ii.. A A-Km V N' Y . t . ada .:.3f -'. ' fvn- :f-c-j--'-- wx - ' 'f f4.'rr'7'--f A - f wx '1 4 -'N-quam H, Q.. 1 tl .Q I was A ' my H in A' ,K A '17--'wwf 'L x-u l2xlkx ' I .1 'haf-, 'Fl . ., F1 f 3?JI:5:g i Av? .4 Sup-:nLntencQent 0 .SCHUUQA . . . efficiently managed a hard - to - manage school sysiem . . . gained fhe re- spect of all and made many friends . . . always active and animafed . . did his job weii. 'lu-nu-q if N01 4 4 .,5 L S354 I1 1 X fx s X , X x ' x XJ'- I x Y N I X 5 .Ax 4 -r.-:.- A, -'MGTRIX Dineen, Iewsl Stcilf X :X ,, MOB? ,Q , xx Q, I -is qt .N w X 15 N X Ni x 1 I 14523 QBQQQXX Reylxolds, Mr. Ae ' x ' ' x llkjcrum, IDxAdC1IT18,x Mr. K 1 , Pe-tsxrson. A , - 4 X X' X. X, lxxf X X . OLIVER H. PETERSON X Assistant Principal sf' E. H. FELLBAUM Principal Left to riqY11: Lois Hxmtwr, IQYCQ Nei I so x, Vlcxriiiwl Iverson, Lusxlle Hmfly, Bills-Q Pour, Pfrtty Kind, Eihcfl Liriiim, MKIYY jorie- Drehe-r, Miss Bfzsssi' fg cis? A f 1,3 .- . ,I xv 5913 i :- fa x 5. fn ,A .g . .xv A, Y'- -. QA ,., , . r- 1 ,,, V .. iii ini' QE, . 'J X 1 QW? I g. 'lwg,,vN yr 5 'Z- aculltlj WW.WAHL HENRY FISKE x +y : z 2 + 2 2 5 A. Q. JOHANSSON GEORGE LEGER 2H2+ O2 1-7 2H2O uontoqeny recapitulates phylogeny' FRED ROBINSON ROBERT! DEPEW The customer is always fff jjj fff dqhtu EARL FAI-ILAND ESTHER WIGER lx+Zy :36O' Sinla 2 coslb THOMAS EDWARDS BERNICE PAPWORTH Clean your brushesn 'There's no place like homeu Wlll.AMET'lE MORSE Al.Vl-lll.D MARTINSON 'Take a letter' 'Debits and Creditsu ve, , -.gf 'UI M2 lqv F W M , , '-vX U I. p f ,L 'Wy' .fn V Q M , fx N, X NI'-rv f , X . 1 ,, kk , ga ' N- .4 H , A ' 1.,.Q4f' 1 ' f ff', 1 if L Q L mfr' 'Q , . r . XM ' . f, xx-4' , XP - I I? .y . :X ', i . 'ig gint. W, I . 17 ' H 'rf ' , 4 -' '-1 , -- . v' I' - Y 'T f, , ' ' T J , -1' x' .? fl V 5 ' 1 '- A , . , , ,i I . X -: if . Y.. A f I i1 'K I ,fl , U A H, -.Fx 371. Aff. 4' V, A, n i ., N Y Q , 'x 2 M R ' x ,- I , , 15 1 ixlxll 1 if fu XR N j' E U X W XX L1 ' I I b U 1 W3 'N '5 SR., gg 2 Lir- Q N! ' 1 N, CAFMN' llixwf ' HV r ' , W MA 1 ,15 f K FV' 21 -1 Hg-wg 4 A 1211 , P I: , I if 1 ,.. 1 xbk L 3if'h,,5i:. X 'WJ' iff! L., 1 ,j.:w+.., .. 4 ' 1 . I k I N A .,. . -, ' , .1 -vw:-tvq.'.z5l-1.-A 6,2 V, -T AMQQA W T V- g X Y ' 1 A '- ' '- ' .V l 'A Jn xu'3.'f,,-:N I I, . 4 wir U , - , ,X R . N4Tkw?, ,AY ' Y fm!! ? ?5 41 x'- ,fx -X ' A 'NA A--' - A ,,,,,j.gbfi ' A11 eff 2 ..- HERBERT PLEWS President SPENCER RUSSELL Vice-President RONALD KEIM Secretary Cfazm ot 1946 3 7 . , . entered the portals of four years of high school education in the war ravaged fall of '42 . . . bewildered and amazed at the vastness of our educative habitat . . . immediately elected Chuck Little to lead us through our first yeai '.,. fortunately drew Miss Eleonora Hansen and Miss Blanche Newell as sponsors . . . success- ful Freshman hop filled our treasury for future references , . . Vigilante parade was discontinued for the duration . . . as sophomores. Frank Stermitz gained the presidential spotlight. while we all grad- ually assumed the uninterested aloofness of experienced stoogents . . . several mus- cular masculines began making the class of '46 athletic history '... war shaped our future into eventful years . , . while Jun- ior Prexy Dick Carstensen laid the groundwork for the biggest and best Prom since Adam . . . which was a mone- tary success and an appreciated light com- HOOVER OGATA ing out the hall . . . inseparables a rip-r the first duty of pany failure when the power failed. black- led by the outstanding oaring Senior year was predicted . . . an almost strawless Senior Barn Dance in an almost packed hall was President Herb Plews nur final gathering. the Represeniative who also handled c CLARA JEAN SAMSON Senior banquet . . . graduation finds Treasurer most of us in rather a confused state as to where our paths will lead us, but wher- ever we are the memories of high school life will linger in our recollections of good times gone by '... full knowledge of suc- cessfully getting along with our fellow man is gradually coming within our grasp ' as we draw the curtain on one phase of education and set the stage for many un- predictable years to come. . . - 4 Qrffg fp' A H1 ,L f, , 31 ,455 .2 k 5 gf L ...-- - ' Ig vw i . , 'A Y ,i .,N,. ' .. W A,ajMm,V, 1 wi' J i' wb 7,5 'Q 4131, ik, 351 V bi, 2. if 1 '33w,f ' 1 X W i, ,Y P if 2 3 Qs 4 y bmw L v H' '. S A cf H , M e 54 '33 Wx QE ' Mfg, is 9 'V A 'A .... Y dfgi k auf 1, 2. lx , . ,.,. - Qffzsfl- .Q ,,V Q Q is K . f' L i , 'M xg 5 4 f N 1 I 'ff' 4 Q f I -, M , im aw? f . L Q.,-Q M 'G f 5 3: gk Q f A' t A ' L ff Q if .i A S , A , ' 'SSNX af f V , .A L -'E 2' 'Sw f XF i ,-, ,Q .V ' . Q ww .r , , J aw Q Lf: if Je? t Nil' 4 s . ,J E ' vm V rf A- ,n 1 1 I , 51 Q, 1 ,SX i A X .5 sl 'X If-agyu, Xxx I' V 7 . V5.5-' 44:1-X X. if X ' gf Q A.- .um 31, f 3 x 'Q 3' if ,f V , had .as wf 1' K A mx A A L ,n , Wil V 4 JY we , ' wh ff X f X , x E A 'N', ' 5 miie K ,. 6 si W QW' MV, .a,.f, .gm 7 'f .ww .J 5 fx! Y y . A if N5 2 X44 9' . 1 M4 :J fy' ff ar xl 1 hx. Es , ,Q hr , 2, 0 X 2 fi? . HA x. E .J . 1 X Y , F4 . Bin wa? A :3?f.g -' 1 Q x K tv ,Ex-.5 g x ,qw V A if 'Y iv ,E wr .af S M , I Ri gym in is was J 1' A wmv .fs MW ,Q 36 JG YQ' 3 . 41: 1' j, ,f C , Q: K f in 1 1 E 1 1 Y 253, Kg' ' 4 WC ,ki New I ,. V x 'L , fx A ,M if ' i - f ' 7 A -4 .hi Q '- - '. i f AEI: , .5 gymj M, 5- Ti , ' 3 ' 8 nf Vi. , 5 fr ,-933: X iii V if T' 'e -vsff: zlfflw- ':.1..x 2 in ,, 4? Q W .r - t . H- , 'J21:32:7': W Z- ' QQ. Q f::i:f':f. ' Ng X -oA -. ' ' A I f up - wa 1 T 1, 2 1 K 0 Q- K Q.. N ' f -1 ? 2 4 3, 2 Jaw ,.,, kv 1 'W xx .xx xx 19 7 .1 l b , i' , ai if 'ffm Rf fwxt .'. ' A M., g ' we Q , di' 34 I 5 fy 'ffij 5. 1 A if W fx -f'f'1 i -T' I '3 X V. -fv?,5 : V -- s i SHOENIAKER, FRED Ali1111cA:1pulis, 34111111-sutii, :lg l'11i11-rl Slain-s ,-X1'111y, AI. SITTON, NORMAN lizxml, 4, 2. Sl, 4: U11-In-s11':1. Il, 4: Mfwii- H111-1':1t411's, 2, 31. 41 Vig4il:11111f I':11':1-lv, -4: I11t1'11111111':1I .Xtlile-lim-s, l. 2, -43 Slum- 1'1':1I'l, 4, SMADING, BETTY lI..X..X., l. 2, Il, I: llirlr' II-l'I11II. 2, 22, 424lI1:Is' IIiAY. 2. 551 I'1-11 1'l11lf. 1, 3g H111-1'1-4111, 11, ftp I'l1ilI1:11'111'111i:-, 2, Il. 4: I.IlrI'iIl'j' l'Illlr, 4. SMITH, DWIGHT up-'1'v11:1, 2, 31, I: I'I1ill1z11'111--11i1'. l. Z, Il. 41 l'11it1-nl Sluts-S Navy. 4. SMITH. GLORIA Ilmm- llle-411111111116 4'l11l1. 2, 21. I: l'l11ys, ll Yigil:111t4- l':11':11I1-, 4, SMOVIR, MARJORIE l 111-4-iisiv IA'll2llt', ZZ, 4: Alzxfqiu- N ':.'s, .11 1 'S - , L, J., 1 Halxvl, Ii, 4: I'l1ill1:11':11f-11i14, l. Il, 4: llnx ' 4 lll II1 X ' 4 4l..X..X.. 1, 2: Quill :xml S1-1'-ull. 4, SPARING, EDWARD X'iz:iI:11141- I':11'zl4le-, I: I11I1':1111111':1l Atlili-Iivs, 2, 211 Aliwii- 11114-1':11111', tl, 4. SPORES, SHIRLEY 14..X..X., 1, 2, Il, 4: Girls' Il4'l11l4, 2, Il, -I: Girls' Ili-Y, 2, 22: I.z1ti11 Fluli, lg 2, 23, -4: Naltiuiml IIU11411- S111-ix-ly. .'1'I' . . Zi, 4: Nll:.l'4.l'I'l Slznff, 4: Quill 111141 N ull I STEDTFELD, WILSON I!:1111I, I, 2, ZZ, 4: Iflyilig l':x1Im-ts. 35: A4-1-1111:111livs, Il, 4: .Xl'lIly Air Vwlrlls. 4. STERMITZ, FRANK Sturlm-111 limly I'1'vsi1lv11t, 4: Vigi- l:111t-- I4I1Iilu1', 4: il-T-TT, II, 4: Ii1vt:11'3', 4: Nzltimizll Il1111111' Sm-in-ly. 25, 4: 1,g11ill:1111l Sl-1-fill, 4: Nllggwl SI:1I'1'. 4. SWEELY. ALBERT I-11111111-lsl1l11'f.1, luwzl, I. 11: Ililllll. l. 2. il: H1w'I1vsl1':1, 41 I'l:1ys, 4. 2. 22: 1111- e-1'n-II:1, l, 2, 35: l'I1iII1:11'1111111i1-, I, 2. II: .M-1'f111zl114i1-s. 4. SYNNESS. MARY E. 4J.A..X.. l. 2: I'v1v1'l11l1. 1: XYILIIILIIIUA ':11':ulv. I1 Vvmlin-1':1Iixv I':11'1 'I'i111--, I 4 Y TIBBETS, ROBERT . uppgl-It S1:1Z'1', 12: Yip:il:1111-A I':11':11l4-. 4. I1111':1111111':1I .X1I1Ivti4'r. 4: .l1111i--1' I'1'-1111, Zi: S1-11i111' I:Jll'll IH1114-4-. 4. TOWLE. MARGARET 42..X..X.. I, 2, fl, I1 4Iil'Ir' II-Vllllu, Il, I: .Xlxlaqllv N Ililvvl, Il, 4: Ilzuliil 4'l11l1 l'1'1-siilmil, 4. 151, I: Sl4i1'l11l1. I. 2. IZ. 4: CVT-TT. II l'I11---1'I1':11I1-1'. TYANICH. PETER Yigilzllilq- Sl:1I'I', 4: I-'4111l+:1ll, Il: 'l'l':lI'k, 1, II, 4: 8111114-111 l'111111wil. 1, 4: l1111':1111111':1l .Xllilvtii-s, I: S.-11i1.1' I !:11'11 I+:111w1-, 43 Iiuys' Ili-Y, IZ. 4, Quill Quill IJl'21l'Y VANTURA, JOSEPH I 111 xXIllt'l'I4'2lll Ile-:1p.:'111A, 43 Mwvit thyme-1'11t111's, 2, II: Plays, 4: lifrtary, 43 11111 Smwvll, 4. WALLACE, EVELYN WOOD 1114l I'l'lIlI, II, 4: Plays, 43 Li- 4'lul1. 43 Girls' Ili-Y, 2, 3, Vigila11te I'2ll'ZlflE, 4. WEISS, IONE Ile-11tr+11, XYz1shi11gtr111, 1, 2, 3, 4: Na- tional HI111111' Srwivty. JI. -I2 Vlgi- G lante I'2ll'2ltlc', 4. WILLIAMS, DORIS 1 ulx Ifli-Y, 2, Il, 43 II111111- I':l'llllt1Ill- S IIIIII, l, 3, .1, I.1I11.115 Staff, 2, .-1. '....1,'-. X1 1l1111v I'1ll'2l4It', 4. Xluvie 11111-1111111-s, SI, 4: .lu11i111' I'l'IllII. ' N1 1l11111 I ll 11le 4 WILLIAMS, JACK . , 1. .. WILLIAMS, JOYCE 11'111ist1111, fIl't'?-fllll, lg I-3141111111 Pity 'ashi11g't1111. 22 Lewis K t'l2Il'lC, ut Hrmvkaue. XYz1sl1i11,2't1111. II. WINKLER, WALLALEE Natitmal II1111111' S111-ivty, Sl, -I3 1'1lIl .xlIll I'lI'IlIl IA'il52,'lIt', 2, SIL lII'L'llt'SII'2l ' I il11 11'v Stuff 4' I il11'111'v 1'luI1 .,.1,,,.A 4 1111111-1t:1, 2. ZZ: Vi1:ila11t11 l'a1'afl1- -I ZIGAY, AVRIL 1 -X X., I, 3, 3, -I, hulw H-1 lulm, -I Illlx Hi-Y, 2, ll. 43 Masqiie 111111 Gavel, 4: Quill and Scroll, 72, 4 N11g'g'et Staff, CI, 43 Plays, fl. Cgnaclluatinq .Sz-znlona Wlot Cpictunz-:dl HARRY ATLAS V. S. Air Corps Def-eased Jan. 531, 1946 JOHN DEAN BLACKER LY S. Navy GEORGE BREED I'. S. Navy Svz1l11111s Ilaml, 1, 2, II: IIl't'I14'SIl'Il. l, 2. II. JOSEPH BRENNAN l'. S. 5la1'i1111 l'1lI'1IS, 4: lluvs' Il-l'lul1, I. 2, Ill Quill Zllltl S1-1'11ll. 213 Nug- get Staff. II: llztskellmll, I, II: I 1111tl1z1ll, I. 2, IIS 'l'1'z1vk, 2, SZ. LUCILLE CABLE BROCKWAY G.A.A., 1: Rand, 1, 2, 3: Girls' Hi-Y, 2. 3, 4: Orch- estra, 1, 2, Il, 4: Student tllllllltll. 2: I.il11'z11'y Staff, 4. CHARLES BROWN Iluyal Iqilllillllilll A. lf.: l'. S. .XIV I I11'r'1-. CHARLES ARTHUR DAWDY l'. S. AI2ll'lllt'S. VICTOR FREYLER l'11i11-ml Slatvs Navy. RICHARD GRAHAM l'. S. Army. JUANITA HARRISON XV111111411's Army C'4'11'ps t'Hl'lllGl High S1-lmul, Cal i1'111'11iz1: Sm,-ial f7'll1lIl'lTl2lll, 3. DONALD L. HOUSE l'11it11I Status ,X1'111y. ROBERT ARNOLD JONES l'11it1-1l Status Navy. KEITH RADLEY l'11i11-fl Status Navy. NEIL N. LAWHEAD l'11ited States Navy. EARL GEORGE MURPHY United States .-11-1113- IRVIN STERNBERG If S. A1'111y Air I4'111'4-11. CLARKE SUTPHEN V. S. INl:11'i111- 1'111'ps llaml, I: IP1-Mulay, l, 2, CI Iiuys' Ili-Y, l, 2. RICHARD B. WONG l'11ite1l States Army. ROBERT YOUNG 1'11it1-11 States Army. clfallecllictonmj ln graduating from high school we seniors can look back on some of the pleasantest moments of our lives. In years to come we will remember not the things we have learned from books and study, but the good times and fun we've had. Helena High has been good to us. It has helped us, uplifted us, maybe pushed us if necessary. In various ways we have tried to grow along with our school and help it to its place in the sun. Now as we go on in the world it will be a mark of distinction to be able to say I graduated from Helena High. The value of our high school days to us will be meas- ured not so much by the number of A's we got in chem- istry as by the number of friends we've made. As we push on through life it will be things like that which will make living worthwhile and our lives a SUCCESS. Frank Stermitz Walter Schmitz Wallalee Winkler Marjorie Iohnson Hoover Ogata Gloria Grimm lean Harker FRANK STERMITZ Valedictorian ,'... HELENA HIGH SCHOOL HIGHEST RANKING SENIORS CLASS OF 1946 Stanley Rathman Lucille Hardy Ione Weiss Marjorie Dreher Florence Bryan Frances Burgess Shirley Spores Iean Handel Dick Carstensen Betty Lou Hall Io Shearer Laverne Lutz Sailutatonmj We, the graduates of the Class of 1946 leave Helena High school with the knowledge that we are now better prepared to take the next step in our lives. We have been taught by the ablest of instructors whom we shall not forget because of their efforts in our behalf. We have learned the value of the numerous friendships which we have made during our high school days. We regret that these pleasant associations must now be disrupted to a certain extent since the class will separate and go different ways to follow their chosen fields of endeavor. Our tasks naturally will become more difficult, but our capabilities have been greatly improved by what we have learned from our high school education. We now go forward to do our part in the upbuilding of the eco- nomic, moral, spiritual, and political status of the world. We hope that we shall not fail in our duties to contrib- ute to the welfare of all mankind. WALTER SCHMITZ Salutatorian Rosemary Serumgard DICK CARSTENSEN HERBERT PLEWS FRANK STERMITZ BILL I-'OUSE DICK REGAN DICK SAMSON CRatanm3 HOOVER OGATA SPEN RUSSELL J OE VAN TURA Rqpnaaantatluea are invited by the local Rotary club to attend luncheons every Wednesday . . . each boy qoes for a month . . . gets a qood feed and tries to feel at home amonq the business men of the city . . . on the last day he ends his visit with a qruellinq three-minute speech . . . these nine senior boys are elected by a vote of the faculty . . . repre- sent a good cross-section of the senior class. SD.Jl.CR. Qoocll Cltqenhhlbn Qlnll FRANCES BURGESS SHIRLEY JOHNSON was elected on the basis of dependabil- ity, service, leader- ship, and patriotism . . . senior qirls norn- inated four of their class . . . were then voted on by the tacf LUCILLE HARDY ,ar-f-.. WALLALEE WINKLER 1 ulty . . . won by Frances Burgess . . . Lucille Hardy, Shir- ley Iohnson, and WallaLee W in kler were runners-up . . . is a very hiqh honor. Spencer Russe H . Mi, Bevgr Johnson - Langdqvf' LF -Ha-+-S ' xt V ,I 3 ' V ' DHCK and Do rl S 6-Frae Joh rx so h G Pexev- S o rx Mk Sfev-ml+z Lucll le Has-dy 4 fwlffwfi 4- Y 1 Jack Bompan- BQ b .9 . Mafy Lo Q Dmee rx Clan-a Jean Sams Oh Bormes , ,fx . . 191 . Q- X Jean Mc6w-e N . v 'A I Q if.:-If 'F ,- 5 an x i. f ' ' i,.l f t,, Can You Fahd Mahaffy .. 5. Johnson- B.JokhS0h HQXHSES- Smovlr - NON'J!S-Braz:xeN-' Meveness - Buv-ge ss ah, , Pai Mavltyh Folie Glen-ra Perry ,nu K Beaupve Ekai ne Bs-mfoh DOT Johnson You Gue-35-3 Nos-ma But-YRS Audv-ey Mu'l'sck Kev- f NN. Beffy ReYnol rv. x' 1 5 Frances Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oc Oct Oc Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dee Dec .Sehoofl Calle nclan 5 Happyt J day school has started agarn 13 Frrst snake dance of the year was held Plenty of school sprrrt even though the freshmen got a lrttle messed up 14 Bengals and Anaconda Central battled to a 6 6 tre our frrst football game The team showed plenty of room for rmprovement 28 Mrssoulas Spartans eowed the Bengals 34 6 Seems the champs are rn great shape 1 2 5 21 23 25 Today we had an assembly on Black Lrght Drdnt shed much lrght on black lrght though Hubba Hubba' The Cats came back They beat Butte Central at Butte by a score of 6 0 Lets roll boys The frrst radro program of the year vsas put on bs the Radro Club Held the promrse of many frne ones to come After the dust cleared and the votes were counted Frances Burgess emerged as the beau trful Queen Vrgrlante and Shrrley Wrllrams the Prrncess Vrgrlante Anaeonda publrc won a trght one from the Bengals on the Copperheads say we was robbed' own freld Some Buttes Bulldogs chewed up the Helenrtes to the tune of 39 0 Woe rs Perrod us We rs mad The Natronal Honor Socrety held a brg feed and rnrtrated nrne nevt senror members More humrlratron Too bad we cant exen beat Kalrspell We can take Falls next week CWe hope? rt out on Great Nope' No luck By some strange eorncrdence they beat us too Better we berrnards should be Cham Wrth straw rn therr clothes and frremen rn therr harr Senrors gave one of the best Senror Barn dances rn many a year was held rn the old hrgh gym The scenery was lrvely homey and smelly Turkey day rs here agarn We found that our eyes are brgger than our stomachs Oh well we have four days to sleep rt off All who attended seemed to thrnk that the Home Economrcs club Coed Prom was a LULU' More power to you grrls Powell Countys Wardens fell before the onslaught of the mrghty Bengal basketball team rn the seasons opener Could rt be another ehampronshrp team? Agarn the Bengals trrumphed After a dark half the team really went to town to beat Drllon Keep rt up boys Happy days are here agarn srng a song of cheer agarn frll my cup wrth water agarn Chrrstmas vacatron' Twelve whole days of rt Snazzy H Club banquet at the rathskeller Ever vone was dressed up Yes thats rrght even Ebert wore a tre ffor a whrleb The annual DeMolay Chrrstmas dance was a brg success .-9- ' ' I . .12-y . . - -. tre- 't ' fr 3 ' . -' .17-' M H N :uw - X - r.r9- ' ' A. .26--' ' -. ' . ' 4 .2- . ' f ' . ' - .9- .U . . - .2- ' '. A - Q - v - . . .1- I' ' - - '7-. ,y . . . l .1-t '.'. , Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 27 28 Helenas Bengals are rrght up to par They beat Butte Central Columbus and Ana conda to take the rnvrtatronal tourney held rn Butte New Year s Eve Its doubtful rf we can survrve another one Good thrng rt comes only once a year Whew' Whoopee' Butte Publrc fell before the mrghty Bengals Great work boys Agarn the Bengals roared and down fell Butte Central Hope we can do lrkewrse wrth Ana conda tomorrow nrght Yep' we dood rt The Cats took a hard fought game from the Copperheads 45 42 rn e Smelter crty Smoe has rnvaded Helena Who and what IS SMOE' Come out from behrnd the fence rnd grve us a look at you SMOE Smoe IS strll here What a guy' Tonrght Glasgow came and took a drubbrng from the Bengals 18 Amrdst groans and sobs those semester exams were grven agarn It rs reported some actually passed CProbably a rumorl By hook or by crook and thats just the way the Park County Rangers beat us on therr own floor Tough luck fellas The boys got back rnto therr strrde and took Bozeman Thats the way we lrke to see rt go At the Falls the boys lrved up to therr reputatlon and cleaned the Brson Back on therr own court the Bengals won '1 close one with the Havre Blue Ponres mony was really rnsprrrng Now comes the bad news Mlssoula beat our Crrmson C tts rn an exertrng fray at the Gar den Crty Most of the Bengal supporters went over to see our team rn 'rctron Sophomores threw a swell dance wrth a Valentlne theme Team went to Kalrspell and there the boys won 1 really close one rn 'rn overtrme perrod N1ce gorng boys The future actors and actresses of Helena Hrgh put on three swell plays tonrght under the drrectron of Mrss Eaker Butte Central fell before the onslaught of the Bengals It was a elose frght untrl the clos rng mrnutes Anaconda tasted defeat from the Bengals 'rs they really went to town Burwell fell and so drd Drllon rn a non eonference game at Drllon Great Falls lost the second entanglement wrth Helena on the home floor tonrght Hot Drggrty dog horse The hrgh rrdrng Sp rrtans brt the dust as the Crrmson Bengals rode to vrctory rn the Caprtal Crty Swede s boys almost upset the Bengals red wagon tonrght but the Skormen trrurnphed rn the end The magnrfrcent Crrmson Trde avenged our defert by trrmmrng the Rangers on the Hel ena hardwood At a boys lets keep rt up . 26- - - ' l . ' X' ' . , ' - . 31- X' . ' ' ' ' X . ' ' ' 51- l A 1 ' 1- 1 1 11. . 12- . E ' . X - X ' - , ' th X . 15-' ' . ' '. ' ' ' X X z . 16- ' ' . . . 17- ' ' ' ' . . 17- - ' ' X ' ' . ' X X X . 18- ' ' X X ' X . 19- ' ' ' . ' ' ' . . 25- ' ' X ' C ' . . 26- ' 1 A ' ' x Jan. 31-The Quill and Scroll .initiated new members at a noon luncheon. The candle light cere- . 1? A D ' . .' E ' ' A. .- . ST I I l I ' 1 1 . ' 1 . 7-I U . ' - ' ' - . 8- . X 'X. X . l QT 1 ' ' ' - . 1 1 1 1 ' q . 15- ' X ' ' . . 16- . .. B Q- V -. A .' . Z' . X V. . 22- ' . ' X ' I 1 , ' X' ' . 2 - ' ' ' ' . . ' z X' ' X X' X - Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr May May May May May May May 28 28 Bogeman bowed to Helena in 1 the last home game of the season Will the team never ose 2 Annual 3 7 77s dance was held Helena captured the Big Sixteen Just sixteen years smce we won Profits from the dance cleared S145 championship by defeating Havres Blue Ponies It was our last Big 16 title 8 9 Yrpee' Helena goes to the state tournament again this year By defeating Great Falls and Havre on successive nights the Crimson Cats rolled on to victory rn thc northern d1v1s1on tournament See you all at Bozeman 15 Sure and begorra both me mrther and me faththther are French And so I goes to the St Patricks day hop put on by the Cgreenl freshmen Some say the sophomores wept be cause this year the freshmen made some money on the dance 23 After beatmg Saco and Livingston in the first two games and earning the right to play for the state championship the Helena boys lost a nip and tuck battle to Missoula and emerged with second place Most of us went over to Bozeman and everybody had fun This ended the basketball season and now the crnder boys have taken the spotlight The Helena High School Just burned down APRIL FOOL' Doris May Roman passed away Senior Sponsor Eleonora Hansen marries Ira B Fcc 10 Annual spring operetta Tune In was presented tonight under the d11ect1on of Mr Cook In the oprnron of almost everyone It was one of the best ever produced in Helena Hlgh H Club dance tonight It was really a dance to remember 3 The seniors gathered together for almost the last tlme as the Senior Banquet was held Graduatlon here we come' 9 The Annual Jaycee Track Relays were run off tonight Our track team shows plenty of promrse and should take some good places rn the State meet Exerybody was all sllcked up for the annual Junior Prom The Junior class surprised ex eryone and really did a swell Job of putting it over New members of the 3 7 77 s were announced at an assembly this morning The club then went on its annual picnic to MacDonald pass Nuf said Cowboys Indians horses and floats took over the crty as the students of Helena High put on the rrp roaringest Vigilante parade ever It was the first parade in four years 17 The interscholastic meet was held in Missoula Quite a few went over and some got back Seniors painted the H on Mt Helena today It was the last semor project done in the usual senior style Baccalaureate services were held tonight and they were really swell Graduation has crept up on us Tonight the Seniors graduated amid speeches and ceremony It was sad but held the prom rse of many happy years to come . 21- - . I I . . . . . iv 1 X . . Q. . 1- ' ' i . . i -. 4- ' . Apr. 12-After a strenuous two days of initiation, the new members of the H-Clubs staggered to the .U 2 -i ' . ' - r . , 8, 4- yy Q , Q i . . . . D v ' D A 1 ' in 1 8- . . '.' Y , . i V I ' H 10- r , H ,A , ' V ' I Q . ' 16- - ' ' ' ' . ' f - x 26- ' ' . ' ' Cflalm at '47 GEORGE BENNETT President JOYCE NELSON GEORGE BENNETT Secretary President BOB MORGAN PAT MCLATCHY Vice-President Representative proved to be, except for a few shining excep- tions, scholastically slower than the other classes . . . hoped and thought they were faster otherwise . . . could polish the apple al- most as well as their senior rivals, which was logical with three years practice behind them , . . unconsciously emulated their elder breth- ren in many ways . . . won't be any worse than any previous classes when they gradu- ate . . . was serious at times to everyones amazement . . . boasts of many future leaders . . . looks ahead, like the graduating class with mixed amazement and amusement to the fue ture, unsafe and rnysterious as it now appears . . . hopes to solve the riddle of life . . . is a credit to Helena High and the school's aims . . . lost their treasurer, Mildred to Melvin Yu- has . . . efficiently sponsored by Miss Depew and Mr. Edwards. ROW 2ND ROW 3RD ROW 4TH ROW 5TH ROW . L. 4 ROW: ROW: ROW: ROW: ROW: 1ST ROW3 1'2lU1111l' l1'11'1'1s, 12+-115' 1.1111 1'1'11-115111, B1z11'y 1.'1111N1' 1,Ix111:f11111. S111'11-5 N-151111, .1-1:111 X11 2ND ROW: 1-21111 5111111g1.q1.-1-y. ,111y1.- X1-1s11111 l,1111i,,J 511111111-1 1'1f111v. 11411115' M1151-rf. 1-111111 l,z11111114111, 11 1 1111 1+ 11 3RD ROW:BI1'. 1fI11w111'11s,s111111s1111 11111'1f1'1-1-11-51111, 111-1 '111N 1511111-1'. 1,1111 1'1-11-11, 111211-1 N1-IW11, -1115 1 1 ll 1111 X11 N 111-111111, s111111s111'. 4TH ROW: 1'1iff111'11 51z1y111'. 12111 1':11'k1-1', .1111111 A1111-1111. 1X1-A' 511 12.111, 1111111 51-111'is. 1':11 511'1.1111'115 5TH ROW: 1i11-41111-s 12111, 11111 I.i1111w:11'r11, 1211- A1112-v1-'. 111112111 1'1-1111511111 .1--1' 1'a1x1--11111. 1'l'1 A1 1 111 1111 X11 x111111-v. tv sv K J cv sa .- ir 1111x 1ST Row:A1111-1'1,1111sy1111.-W.A111111 Z:111z111-1. 11.413 1l.1'l , 11-ww X':1111-111. 1,-1'1x1- Il.-,11. .11-xxw S. 2ND ROW: SRD ROW: 4TH ROW: STH ROW: ,1111. XX 1':lI '1'111111:11r1111, S11111-13' 1i11111.111. A1:11'5' 1i.'.11'111111, 1,111.11' 1Z11::11a 12--x11'l5 XK'i11i.111-x, 1 11 N 111111111111 1111111 12111-. 14'1111'1-11111Sx1.111w1-11,4311111 XXz11'111-111. '1'111'1111 X1-1111s. 1 1111111 1111111 1-'1'.1111X 1l11l111111111 X1 1 1111 51111111-11. lwfsn- 11111111-5111-1111. '1.'l111 XY.11f-1'111.111. '1'11I,5111l1111Z. 11v'11 5111111, K-lx:-5 S111111. 11.111111 XY111x11-111. 11111 S1111111 111-1111151111 1111.1I1x, 11-111511111-1'11, 111111'1'111-111, 41-111-XX 1-11-', 1.11-11101-1151-.1i111S.1111x1111.1'1 N111111111 1 1 Clam o HOWDY MURPITT JOHN McHUGH SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Secretary Presldeni Representahve ED DUNN HAROLD WINFIELD Treasurer Vmce Presxdent a l1ttle more 1mmune perhaps to the rushmg world than the two more advanced classes seemed to enjoy themselves trxed the1r best to keep up w1th all around them generally succeeded appeared less mature Cas was expected? had abundant attrlbutes and a world of opportunxtles made the most of what they d1d was a fun lovlng crowd too created as much confuslon as anyone else got better grades than the1r 1mmed1ate super1ors bew1l dered by the general scurry learned a great deal by copymg the older sxsters and brothers hoped for the best looked down upon the frosh as lgnorant Ch11d1Sh characters the exact feehng exacted towards themselves by the upper classmen are looklng forward to two mole Jolly years of hlgh school ably dlrected by Mr Fahland and MISS W1ge1 l', a z . '48 Jw gi? ,- ix. sl ,V X , xv J A . - fx ay K x I Q14 pun W wifi' ' x E f. 51 ' Z' . Q tv 9 Q '3'f s 5 X- -K f if Ma 5, 'K Li Q ,Q I 1' 2,3 4 35 1 X , Q K. I if? W V All ,Q .357 E7 sg' WU X iq R I X-in QW' , -1 fA ' 1 H A 9' W7 ' ul K gm-L1 42 '1 W A was , ip.. H xW !'4' .i iq ' x? il fi 8194, 5 l 1? 1ST ZND 3RD 4TH 5TH ROW: ROW ROW: ROW ROW .IH .XIIH .xllllllnw-V Iiillin- Lu- l'vHwI'. Malrilyn Mn-will, Itubhiv Nm-r'lwAI, INN Nvlwfrl, l I'v1l1I VW' lvls-vu, 5lI1!'t'l Hn-1111. Lllville- Xlvlflllaxllc-FT . .If-.111 Ile-y1wl4lf, Pvggy Alzu-Iwnulwl. XHFIIIH IR-1'l1:zy. Naxtznlir AIf'121wgU1', Kzmlh--rinv M1-l'l+-san. M1141 Slay:-1'. .Im-:lu l'l1lIin, Ilulh IZwlwl'Ifu11, th-mlwlillv 4PQ:l'4'Il, 4':n'nl Ah-rz. Ihyb Nvill, .Im-1: Millvr. I':ll2-Zvllv Iii--QA. Ivivk I'1'-fulx, .Imwll Blvlwlidx, ll-.Ir Nylnml, I,lwy1l Mu m tlmlvxg N-u'm:m llmllvy. In--lx l'm'u-, .lim Alalvmillzm, l':l11l Iiubb, IZ-'lv l:nt'Ivl'y. Sum Mnxrlmluy. .In-'14 Iilwkwl, .luv 5I:n'l44Il-X, 1..41 . ,XI:l::1n11s++n, .Xlrwn liulwx-tsml. Hub limldy. Llffyi Xi--I:w:uI14lvl'. .I-'hu Alvllugh, Sum .Xllll'I'ilI, .lim Iiummvl, .I1-V linym-m+l, lim' Nlwl. .XII-Q-11 In lfxml IN-lvk. .I.11m-5 IC:-iml, .lim Maul:-sr, Clam ' Nfl D DICK KIRK DEE STEFFENSEN Vice-president President JERRY SULLIVAN BILL WISE Treasurer Representative ft!! sis, 'fir . at '49 was welcomed with open arms land paddles and lipsticksl by the dicta- torial and more experienced high scholars . . . awed by unknown people and strange surroundings . . . became accustomed very readily . . . soon lost the green tint they habitually entered high school with . . . boasted oi a good basketball squad . . . lots ot slick chicks who soon got to know the handsome senior men . . . helped out the Vigi- lante camera fund by donating half of the profits from their dance to it . . . which, by the way, was one ot the most lively dances of the year . . . seem to grow by leaps and bounds and prove an asset to the school . . . have three more years to enjoy an easy going high school lite in prepar- ation of things beyond . . . secretary Bill Frey got lost and didn't get into picture of officers-pleasantly guided by Mrs. Dalakow and Miss LaReau. Z?- 1ST ROW. Nzunp lnmlle-ll..Xl1ul1rlz1 l72lllHl1tIlr !l, Shilh-3' I!--:lun-hnmlu. XX'ilmg1 Vglyl, Myrilm l'nX. 1'l1ulN-Ill I :Im Ivixif Ivxll Yix' illil I'xil+x' XIn'ilx'l1 l 1lwu4'li 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH ROW ROW ROW: ROW . Alnli' lim-lu. .Xl'I1-nw llnilvy, Nw N . . . , . A ' , . Ll 2 ,Q . : , Vnm .Xu- ry, lmnmluy Illxrwwll, lh-l'yl1':xl'ls.v1n, Alum- Iwnm-It XI HIlXIl4 I N, : ' :'A2lkiS, Iilixzllwllx lhgnllnzmm. NI'I IlI Xlllvllwlle- IVIIIIIWIY Iwsxnllf- lull! IXllll1lIll1 Illl In-Im.-5 ,XIlIlt'Ih4PlI, l..11h.u1.1 lull. IA51111 luvzxnw. I4x':m--Q-s lu-:Irv 11. IM-rn 1l:1ufvn, bln I!--x--Vlx' I l'1l'w.'1 I'IX1'l'Ill' IM-Ii:1y, .ll 145-lv 2- s: 1 :vkiv Vallvlv, .Xlmu II:-lglznwl. lh-II5' 124-Vu. Shirl--3' 4 4 xl: lhnllng 1 :xl I llllIIlPlllQ'l', .Ilm Imvls, IN-In-1' Vlzlusvn, lhivk Inu-ig' HMI, Ay,,,g,.1-gvll Xlnlll 1111. lmu: ltultflmly, I4':lxl'v lizllwll, NI:-rlv I:I'2lt'kt'll, l,2ll'I'j' llmlm-, llulwr-1 Xplm Iwi I1-xmul-w l'x:m!4 I.1111e:v1', Iifrh .XI11lI'1'. Yvslul Iiulu-1', lluy Ilzmh, 11141 lx ru I-1mI1'1l1'1iS IM-lx Xppl.---Altv IST ROW. 2ND ROW: 3RD ROW 4TH ROW 5TH ROW ..11,.-1.1-.1,111. .1 ..2, Qgk' A X!:11'115 1 V5-lv. l4IlI1'11 Nlvlif-lxvy. l.'ll-Ilrl' IR-te-1'w1111, X1111.1 X1-IIN111, l!111111l11 Nl:1l'1111x..1.. l'.1,11'I N1-lf1111. SI1 -I . 1'-fu , '-Q SI1l1'I1-jx' Al+A1'::1111II1:1l1-1', ll1'1'lI.11 l'l11111I1. AI:1l'il5'11 M111-. .XI.11g:11'1-1. N1-111141-1-Ia. xlillj' 5l1.15.1x1, Vvuuy 11Is.1., l,..1,-1.11111 51111-, .I1-.111 I'.1f11-I:1I1, I,--1'1111111- M14 -11I1l1-11 IIl1X X1111X1l II I1 Nl1I1I11-ll ,lim N11111111. .l11y11- .Xl:11'll:1I'I'ie. 'I'l11-l111:1 l.l115'1l. .I1-1111 l,w-, I':1lll:1 Xli11l11Il, X11I.1 I,l114IXI111111, I.1-1lI11 XI--1' UIIlIIllIllt'I', .XI:11'y M1-I4III1:111vy, .l111- .XIII1-s, I,1-1- .XII .XliIl:111. I1:1x'i1lAIz1Ili1-1-, I1I1lXz111,:I111111,1l1-111-NI1'I.:111-l1x l,JlI'Ij' ,XI111-I1-lx, IZiII I.111If1-11. ,I1-1- I1--I11I. I1-111 YW-I l,l1+3'1l Nwlswn. I1:1l1- I'1'i1'11, llill 1I1'111isl1111. Mzulk. .l4PllII I.11'i11I1. Ilill l.IITvX. Il Xl.I1111111 I1 I 1x llllf I1l1 I111I 1I11111 IP I1 I1 11.1I1I I'--I11++111, I:11I1 I':1i1111 I11-411 1. 1 - 2 -, 11 IST ROW: 1'I,11'1I111l XX'l.1l1-I1.'.11I, Ill-111:1 Slllllll, il-11111:1 S111' ZND ROW: 1 .. . SRD ROW -ITH ROW: 5TH ROW: HI1.411II1-11l1.-N181-I1,,I111141l-I1111-5l1:111liI111 l'11lI1Nl11I1111I.- .If-51-v SIi1'I1111'5, lt:11l1:11.1 S111-11.1l'. 42111-I xYlllIIIl.x. 5l.11'3 I1--llv liirlwl XIIXQ I:1Ii1-1111. Sp--1151-1'1.I11y1-11511-111'1. 4Il11l'1:1 llllSr'li, IMIII1-I Z:1g111', I'Ix11I511X.1g1-1', S11--SI11.11'1-13 S11-' 511.111 s-111, ,ll2lI'llj'lI Z1-I1111. lI111'11ll1y II1-5-. Mrs. lVill:lli1lXX, 511111151111 Iiill XYINA, I111I- S111i1I1, 'I'11l11 SI-11'11, .I1-1'l'y' S1lll11:111. l'IIII XX'I1i111. .l11-'I1 41 xx lll Iill I1 l 4I11l1-I4 Iw-111- 11I-f. 1'I.1111l XX'--.1111, If1'.1111-15 Iii--v J':111--I1 XXX-11NI111111. IL111I1-11 XY111'li, 'I'-1I XY:-11111-ll II1lI S.1x11111, XY,-NI--5 Nxufw IL-1I1 Xxwl-lv'III I 1x N1111I wx I1i-'IX 'l'111:.1I111I1, XXQ15111- Y-11:11:111. ll1II'l'j' S111111-, 1XI.11xl11 S11-x IZ1ll Ii-1:.111. l'-111 'I':1If1-121, ,llII..I.j XX1.1-Il, 'IH--lux lvAlIlXSlIlI, liwsf 'IV-mx I'11-'-'1 I'-1xxlQ l1-- 41 .I411-R Il11:v1w 5l2IIX.II S1.fi11I1.1--I1, l,III'l'j' 5lv'I'II. If-+11 IIHI11-1'1f. 1-II:-11-111 QQQ, s J D' 'r 1 .Q - 7 gevug 4: mxvxc-sq Ax O , gig 0 ' , , rffww f X559 an Q F o 'ff-31 w C 'P .h ,AQ lv ', V ' f' ,, ' 1- A, x- A e39'Nf iii? f K A, 5 Q 5, N0 61 2-,sf ! Ig. 2 C vw 1 hhiv :X 1. QM D :X .- N ,. ' U ffwwn 2 fsqfgkf Z , Q -?Q?.f kM1 . N' 1 cur-SER 1 Q 5' . Eff. ' 1' 51 V, 3 f 1 - 1 Q 2 ., 50 1 X1 if tx Z X' ?! A 2 x 32 ,' 1 -x -L ll, 7 1 A V F . J Maya iw . 25. C15 3 '+ FRANK STERMITZ RICHARD SAMSON President Vice-President SEATED: 1.11--illw Ilzulwly, I1'Q-usllxw-1'3 Shirl--5' .IwllmsH11. 1-v1'etzn1'y: I'1':111k Ste-rmilz, pl'-bsirlf-1113 Iiivla Szlmsrm, x'i1-1--yvxx-sinh-111. STANDING: llfll XX'isr-, fn-sh. ilu--vm' 4P 2lI'l sr-ni--V: I'z1l Alv- l.1ll'llr'j', jlllziml Sluirlxg XX'illi:lms. hlllllllllllifl SCHUOQ EXECUTIVE BOARD consists of the president, Vice-president, secretary, and treasurer of the stu- dent body and a repre- sentaiive from each Class . . . planned activities for the year . . . along with the student council, rein- stated and helped to man- aqe the first Viqilante pa- rade in four years. .feadlena STUDENT COUNCIL was really an active or- ganization this year . . . brouglit about a change or two in policy, notably a loosening of require- ments tor test exemptions . . . started the Vigilante parade . . . found need for more meetings so changed from bi-monthly to weekly conclaves. SHIRLEY JOHNSON LUCILLE HARDY Secreiary Treasurer 'IST ROW: .lzivk Su-wznrl, I'ule- 'I'y:l11i1-ti. I-'twink Steinnitz. Shirh-5 .I1rlinsrm, St'A'I'6Iill'X1 Ilivk Szmisuii, lll't'5l1lk'lllI Hill I'zu'kot', Blztrilyii Mm'- rill, .Iwyve Stir-km-y. 2ND ROW: Mary K1-ll:-y. Mary In-I xYlIllill'I', Nwrmzi lluwis. .Im--kit lltunpzirt, l 1':tmw-s ltuzpqvss. IP:-isp' l m'tt11n-, Sum lhlzu, .lvllll Alt'4lllll't'. lililzllle-Ili .Xlt'Xl:lalm-l'. 3RD ROW: Nllllt Murlmlty, Itivk tl1Ix'si1-ll, ll.-v-tt' l!t':tzi1-x', Sm- llwill- af--ltw, lulln-11 M1'lxvlYv5'. Mm- X11-li. Its-Vyl lzirlsllil, ff z 2 tg t ur-:en clficilllanta F B R U A R N G C E E S S S 1 . . . was chosen Queen Vigilante tor the class at l94B . . . Shirley Williczii1s was crowned as the Princess Vigilante . . . other Queen candidates were Norma lean Burris, Shirley lohnson, Clara lean Samson from the senior class. Princess candidates were Doris Peterson, Peqqy Boid representina the iun' ior class: Dolly Benson, Shirley Williams, representing the sophomore classr Rosemary Galloway, Mary Bittel representinq the freshman class . . . Prank Stermitz as Student Association president, crowned both the Queen and the Princess . . . Bill Schmidt sanq A Pretty Girl ls Like a. Melody' '.,. standard and crown hearershlerry Sullivan, Don McDonough, Raymond Lutz and Torn Stern carried the crowns and the Queens scepter . . . Dorothy Burrell ana Gloria Smith carried the red satin train for the Queen . . . court crier was Ea Beveridae . . . cainpaiqn speeches for the Queen candidates were by Herperf Plews, wnose Queen candidate won, Dick Cfarstensen Torn Holni and Spencer Russell . . . Ralph Anderson, Don Berg, whose Princess candidate won- Saniniy Gaza, Larry Kain, Don Lichtwardt and Bal: Kelly aave the carnpaifgrx speeches for the Princess candidates . . . the coronation scene was one vxlich the student hody of Helena Hiqh School will never toraet . , . FRANK STERMITZ SHIRLEY JOHNSON RALPH ANDERSON Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager C I he Clftqlllante Sales Manager . . .... Dick Samson Photography Editors Jim Brutsch, Tom Hawkins Sports Editor . . . . Dick Carstensen Senior Editor Dorothy Johnson Art Editor ..... . . Bob Morgan Write-ups: . . . Bruce Berg, Sam Goza, Jo Shearer. Helen Kelly Ads: . Dolly Benson, June Benson, Gen Basti, Bev Green, Sam Murphy, Shirley Nelson, John Martin. Helen HE1IHHl91'S1l'OTl1 1ST ROW: ln.1'11tl11' .lHllllSUll. lilllllll .-Xllflt'lNUIl, Sl1irlQ-V .Ioh11s1111, Ffilllli :4te1'111iIz, llim-k Sz1111sw11, lblt-k1'z11'st111 sen, 'l'41I11, lI:1wk111s. h 2ND ROW: l!1'11L-e lh-rg. .lean Alt'4lllll't', 5lzi1'ily11 l'vllllr'l', Sillll ll41Z2l, l'll'ilt' .llPllllSUll, lk-te Tf'2llll4'll. ll:-lv AlUl'Llll Sllrtll llussell. S21 ll Allll'llll1', Nr-1'111:1 Burris, Jw Sllk'21l't'l'. .lftllll Bl2ll'IlI1, Mz11'ju1'ie JUl'lllSIIl'l. .li111 If31'11t 4l1 l'lt'lt'Il lIz1111111e1'st1'11111. SRD ROW: Holly liv11sf111, lclillllf' l!1'ir1t4111, Jum- l!e11Sf111, 4ie11ex'ie-ve lizusti. Hell-11 Kelly, l'h-W-1'ly 1111-Q-11, ,Xllt Mills:-I1le1'. Shirley Nelson. Clzlrsi .Im-1111 Su111su11. My F MARILYN FULLER NORMA JEAN BURRIS HELEN KELLY Assistant Editor Editor Business Manager cvluqqet .Stott to them fell the arduous task of preparing the semi-weekly news sheet . . . tried vainly to express their true thoughts Without getting tangled up with the faculty . . . under the careful guidance of sponsor Miss Fay Kirkpatrick a six page edition was generally the practice . . . high praise goes to Editor Norma Jean Burris for the headaches and trials she experienced in trying to keep the paper on stable ground . . . to Marilyn Fuller, her capable assistant and to Helen Kelly, the busi- ness manager. ATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: llruw- llerp:. Marilyii Fuller, zissistziiil Q-rlilor: Noriiiai .lt-:xii liurris, Q-elitfi lleltii Kelly, lnusim-ss iiiziiizigi-i': Ilia-lc f'2l1'Stt'llSt'll, sports 1-zlitnr. ANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: I-'rzw Jolirisou, Avril Zigziy, Shirley Sport-s. .I4-an Mviiiiire, Sum Huvi Irwin ix Johiisorl, Frzuik Stermilz, .lu Shearer, XYzilter S4-hmitz. Polly Holmes, I'dl'2lllli Mutvlieiilnul Irvine Nnrfleeft, l4'i':i1iv+-s 1311121-ss, l':it l'Zezu1pi'v. fr Y -3,315 Ji! ag! 2-. fl' J' d, ,I L,' , ,J 1 ra as . ' . i J EBV 'L is ' ig Qli Q Q 'f fig W of Qs 4 A 'V tg if -X V Q 75. Q E ' -, 'T N Q eg ff I 'Q WW'4i ,bf ,, PQ W Qf 1239 QDVQ j f SFF' we v T X A . ' V3 .sf 1-. , x Quiilll and .ScnoQQ is an international organization for high school journalists . . . was active in Helena High for the first time in several years due mostly to the sponsor, Miss Fay Kirkpatrick . . . initiated new members at a noon luncheon at the Montana Club . . . sponsored the buying of a graflex speed camera for the NUGGET and VIGILANTE. 1ST ROW: llruve Berg. .lvilll Mt-1lui1'e, st-wire-t:11'y: Frzie .Inlii1sm1, vim'e-piwsimleiitz Marilyn Fuller, pix-sitlmiti Heh-in Kelly, lrivk t'::rstQ-iiseii. 2ND ROW: Avril Zipzuy. Xllilloi' S4-lirnilz. .lo Slivzirer, llwseniziry S!'l'lllllf1'2ll4fl, ti'v:isi11'v1': Fraiik Str-rmitz, Evelyn XVallzu-1-. ltailpli .Xiitlt-l's:m, Norma .le-:ui liurris. MEMBERS INITIATED JANUARY 31: l':itrivizi lleziupre. .lumf Henson, l 'I'klIlt't'S l:llI'2t'SS, Al:t1'j4v1'it- lPl't'llt'l', l.u- ther tilt-nn, Sum flwzzt. 'IV-in Hzixxkins. Kutlilm-vii Hnlmms, Ulairilael Iverson. .Xml .lziwyltiix lwrr-lliy .l1rllllSrnll. Putty Kimi. l'Q'I1'l42lI!2llI1l'I', lillt-l1l.ittlv,ll1+5' AlUl'1J.'2lll. 1-'iznnli Alfttt-lieiil-awk. lilnriu IK-rry, Iron Smzuliiigl Mill jwrie Snwvir, .l-e Vzmturzt :intl lk-verly XVilli:i:ns, Q -ww cvlationall Hanan .Society composed of juniors and seniors with B averages . . . are then voted in by the faculty . . . five per cent ofthe class is elected in the junior year and ten per cent in the senior year . . . initiate new members twice a year at a noon luncheon . . . do a lot of work compiling semester honor rolls , . , end the year by publishing a creative writing booklet. t'Pannings. SEATED: llummersti'-mi, l'lt-us. S114-res, xitwapiwsitleiitz Hgzzttu, mv-siclent: .Iwlinswn, sf-ciw-t:11'y: St-limitz, Hurgt-ss STANDING: Lutz, Bryan. llzill, lvrelieix Su-rmitz, Fuilsn-, XY. XYinkler. Hzirfly, llunrlt-l. NOT SHOWN: NVliee-lt-1 .Irwlinson, :mtl He-o1',2't' l,lll4lSll IlIl, V. S. Navy: tllftrizi Grimm 111-ilivl from l:l'fHlflXY2tlPl' unrl Inuit- XVMHS from limi- ton, XY:islii11ggt-ui. JUNIORS INITIATED MARCH 15: 4l1tI'lS4IIt, Viimiiiiiis. llviult, Kelly. Morris, Ne-ls-'11, l'1irlu-r, ll. XYillltl1-12 up 3-T-TT'f.a remained the most select group in Helena High . . . restricted membership of 21 chosen to stan- dards of character, leadership, citizenship, honesty, courtesy. and scholarship in about that order . . . worked hard taking and selling tickets at football and basketball games . . . ushered at many programs . . . always had a good time doing jobs no one else wanted to do . . . 'IST ROW: Hzxlpli Anflt-rsou, Vive-1n'esirle-ut: llc-len ll:1u1u1vx'sti'on1, lI'k'1lSlll'l'l'l Ifivk lie-slzull, lllwsith-111: NHl'lll2l .le-:ln UHVVIS, we-1-1'et:11'y. 2ND ROW: llzmnfle-l, 'I'oxvle-. li2lSll, S1llllSHllv Morris, Nelson. Itoitl, Kelly, 3RD ROW: SU'l'Illl1Z, llzxwklus, Alf-l.:1tvl15', lit-mu-lt, l'l+-ws, l 0llS1', Szmnislm, iltlillll. Ilrzuzlvr. 5 ome Economlca Qllul:-I composed of girls taking home economics . . . was always active . . . remembered best for selling doughnuts and maple sticks after school . . . sponsored the First Annual Co-ed Prom in December . . . in general, known well throughout the school. 1ST ROW: l'. Smith, Svlslr:-m. .XlitlI't'Y l4'1'vflm'i--las, fi. Nelson. .X1'lwn-- Ifxwlq-1'i--ks. Mrs. lh-rnif--' l':41m'on'Ili. spon- sor. 2ND ROW: llii-kzim, Yillm-111, l'. X1'lS1'll. l'l2lllSi'll, NV'-lilriwll, 2l'r'll, lim-fl. Pyle. 3RD ROW: l'is1--laik, llzxzwl- I-nl, IL, 5y,.i1,1,f1.-kv xx'11i1,-, I:1:Illlt'l', ti. Smith, 5I1lw5l:isli-x', Ilum-k, l.l-vywl. Sum-la, Al--1':ul-l--11, 4TH ROW: l'ulli11. Nlzaymy 12 SLt:llllrCll'll. .loin-s, Iivzms. liitlel. liif-lrivh, lmlillnxniiswxm, IS'-ru, Alimlmsl-11. Mr-lillizlln-y, 5TH ROW: M-- Kv-lve-y, 121141111-11111111-. Sli:-knvy, l.i111elJe1'ge1', XVivkel'sl1ci111, lk-if-x'so11, Sllillllillll. ,lilllllllllillli'l'. NYM-A1'lz1111I, Gailmsv. AYL'l'y. acatlngffllulv is really a carefree group . . . inactive first semester . . . put on a few rollicking programs this spring . . . annual hay ride always quite a success . . . members came and went as they pleased . . . had a good time-sponsor, Miss Greene. 1ST ROW: Xxvilllvl' Svhmitz, :nwlill-: Norniu Burris, Vllllllvlll l'il'2lllk Stn-rmilz, 1-mlm-il: Shirley Nelson, sz-vu-t:11'y: Mary Lou Stn-rmitz, trv:1s11l'v1'. 2ND ROW: .lu Slieurer, l:HSQ'lllill'j' Se-rlxnlgawxl, Frau- .lwlllisoln Alien- IIHVII, liilliv .lvilll Valrlwis, .lr-:nn llzlmh-l, Shirley Slvwrvs, Pillllillt' 1lfPI'l'lS, l'v::g'y Iluifl. lfilliv lim- lwmr. SRD ROW: 1'hu1-Ii Imr- limr. .lulm M4-llugli. th-off l:I'2lZll'!', limb Kelly. Helen Duffy. Hull llzlftvry, Mzlrjuriv Ilrm-ln-r, .lwvlm ,XSlIXYHl'Ill, V11- Irivian 'I'l1:v11i3-soil, Holm Neill, -lllllt' 1'ummins, .Ivrry 'I':1ylm', XvllliI'l't'tl l1op4,u'vIt. limi lk-rp, .loyvv Nelson, l':1I Mv- l,:ltf-lmy. .Io .Xml Bluttim-, Ilill l'1ll'kt'l'. Cvvlcmqiua cmcll Quin-:Q was an inactive organization this year . . . present members were elected last spring . . . had no sponsorlwhenl school began so no meetings were held . . . is a national organization for stu- dents prominent in speech and drama. 1ST ROW: Peggy 'IH-wle, Wzilter Seliiiiiiz, Il--lt-ii Kelly. llili Selm itll, 2ND ROW: l raii--es lluret-ss. ikxril Ziegiy. I-'iwiinlx Si'-iiizitz. lflllt-in I.iilW-. 5l:ii.i-rii.- Situ-wr. wlairelli 'Mele if x gr: 3 'Q 110 ' 0 i K.. r , Y' , Q 9. 1 qone nate ,Cad ua 91 open to anyone interested in speeeh and debate activities , . . eondueted hy weekly meetings under sponsorship of Mrs. Cross , . . this year resolved: That Every Able-Bodied Male Citizen ol' the United States Should Have One Year of Full-Time Military Training Before Attaining Age 24 . . . argued this point with a team from Kalispell and finally wholeheartedly participated in the inter- scholastic elinic in Missoula . . . 'IST ROW: i'illl'il'l2l Smzill, I-Ilizxiln-Ili IL-toil., lion liiilutiixirill, lil-se-liixiii S1-riiliiezuril, Iloli Kelli. 2ND ROW: Mrs. lmliise Floss, slr-liisoi': Shirley 4'-tllisliiixx. l3:irIi:ir:i Nortlt-tri. llzirx,-Qi SI-'+-le, lZiirli.ir:i Ser-iizir. llorotliy lioss, ,Xl:ii'.i:-i'it- Siiiovir. In-:iii Mm-li. SRD ROW: l-Zzirl flrotlerii-li. Holt Vziiiiier. lmrlf-iit- liens-iii, Hut XYliiit-, .lm-li .I.-sit-r, l-'miilt lliiiliili-for-rl, 3 Q ' K 1, x ' , , A ,Lim A . X N .rt . V fx .lv .u , ,, ,. t w K g Q 0 N b, , rg, g O I , ,, Q Q J: as 8 Q li ,, ,Y we Q 'A ff, I 2 iff ' :Yr Q I ' 'fa ff 'gfwf' fl '29 7 3 ::'?'l7'f'. QUY3 :'r,,'93QL Vvrrx Y v '- ' fs' .,,. sa 'Q . V' ' A '-3 ' 1 -' 'Q ' ,A N 1 Y .V Q 52 X 5: '.g-16 5 15 '42 x. 9 :F 35: , in v - ff' f' J' 5 U 6 A ' 1 gl gf 3 gt! ,gy ,, T W H, -v A qs .5 4 J V gg' xxx: Q gf - JF . X A 3 'EE T Y E ' 5 X x,..'0u,?3 S 1,30 J ,.i Q 1651- K A J? 'S ,Qt iimvlfr 'S with UQ? ,E L: 2: .V -4.1 mu Hu ,il 'ge if H zf u 1: ,sf ,Q 4 f--- Q- af- Q- F 3 ss 5 ' 'gal , typ? 5 Lf -U' .-Q1 , J' .N-1 L I T, 6 9' 1 'H ' ,Q ' ' up A Y' V fi' N W' 'iv' EQ U T V xg. wg' 52,65 xg, 6 2. Q' 5, . 1, , G h ' xv VA Q T ' . f :Fw vw? fi . Q .T Q Q Q me if -a as , h vp x , f KY3 Q i -3 1 'Q ,- '6' K Y ' swag' A ' , . wg- 3, xg . I Q , 4 N ,M ,, f , A A Z I Km f 'g ' 4 gr! ,R 4 S . ' ., , X 1 H ' .QA 95 r ,WAX 1,2 .ftlfxnantff Cilulv was newly organized this year by Miss Elsie Lundborg. school librarian . . . is composed of the girls working in the library . . . Completed several worthy projects . . . was always willing to help out wherever needed . . . did exceptionally well in its first year among the Veteran organizations of Helena High. 1ST ROW: Miss l-Ilsie Iiui11ll11r,u', sliorlsorl .luyi-v Smith, l,1uise Mi1l1ll1-lu-uults. Blziry Z111- ll--uns, 2ND ROW 1 1 .ililiuv HHV1-u, Sliirlvy liouisf- Nelson, .Ioziu ln-XY11lI', Alnry Altuq-hy, Mury l1'i'u111-1-s Silillr-. Iixirliurzi Sviwiixi In livuus. i.fIl'l'2llll1' Alot- 3RD ROW: liois XY1vlil1'i1li lulyu XYII1-1!. II1-Ioiws 11111-u 'l'li1-luri 1'.il1le H1-Itx Nlunliu Kutl1eru11- AI1-1'l1,uu, Alyrth 1'..x, 51,11-ily, 13111, l1iiu1t Ivuulaul. 4TH ROW: l..1X'1-rxi1- Lutz. Noruuzi lwrliix 1 1111111 Slllllil, l':ltr11'l:l Il11-uipsml, Iii-tty Iiuui-, XX1ult1'1'1l lfoum-tt. .l1.y1-1- X1-lsou, listlivl' 4Il':iu1ly, l'1-:gy 'l'xxl1 Xxx Ziuzly. 5TH ROW: Ivfirotliy XYr1elli, lmisy lf1u't-ilu--, .lu3'1'1- AilIl'lIilj, iivllj'Iiilll'l2l.Il-li. l1'l111'1-111-v Suu :un-t Xzcu Iuvst, XX.1ll.il,1-1- XX lul1I1-lv Iuuis Xtillmlus. illllftlilj Hthu, N.1r.1l111 M1l.i1AL1-I. uni: .S-, 800 Ciluij Counciil was Composed of Cathedral and Helena High students . . . willingly and sometimes unwillingly devoted their spare time illg1UX'C'l'Illl'1gtilL' populzu' recreation c-luh . . . ot't'ic-1-rs and dirt-ctcl xx elected by open polling . . , H,H.S. had majority of power for first semester while Cuthcci il to over in February. 1ST ROW: 1':1l'1-l Kfllv 11'utli1-1l1.ilr, lm-I lull. ll 11l1ut l'.iuiui1-Morris,s.1-i1-i:u51.l111- l-'l3'1un.xi1-1--1-iw i1l1ut 11 4 Ili--1lratlm3 .i I'I'j' bullix tu. 1 --Il1-1-u l.1-.irilou 11 :ill11'1ll.1lr. 2N 1 If I it x 1 mx x un. 1 . X 11 Nlurlllix' 11 uIl11-1lr'1lm li-s-uuug' Izill- 'IlA', .I 'urst-us'u, .lik D ROW: lItu1-- lif-ru. 1'l1:irl-1.4 ,XI:1lu uy, Su 1 Catz-:tenla .Stott rush out of class ten minutes early each noon . . . dish up food cooked by Miss Fisher and Miss Kenney and line it up on the long table . . . work pretty hard to put out some good meals , . . work harder cleaning up after the mob has been fed. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss xlill'21!l'l'l K1-nm-y. llLll'1.22ll'L'lX':lIl llim-st, llosn-inziry Miller, .lo Ann M:-lttiw-.l IH'l 'll13' XVri:4l1t, I,-.is XYolri1-li. Marie Ilugaun, Vlurzi lie-ll xVllitE'IlQ41lfl, Hzlzvl Kzigu-ls, .lJl4'lllll'lllIl' Shilllkllll, .Xllss Alum- Iflallr-l', sliln-1'x'ism'. 'A ,KP if if v Cuatodlla na are undoubtedly the hardest working group in the whole school . . . work from after school to all hours of the night sweeping out the halls and rooms and waxing the corridors . . . get little help but big smiles from the students who continually litter the halls . . . are good-natured in spite of it all . . . always willing to help. LEFT TO RIGHT: .Xrnolml In-rsmi, liolwrt Iirowli, Leni lX'il--wxvll, Vlms. ll. 5lHI'l'lSllIl. I-'rank II. lim-fl. NOT PICTURED: Yivtwr Jnllllsnll. l'liil Tiwwis, cwloule 053:-znatona are indispensable to the school because of their technical knowledge . . , operate the movie pro- Jector showing educational films to classes . . . get a few credits for their work . . . organized and directed by Mr. Skor. 1ST ROW: Mr. Skwly sp-viisiw: liullis 1'-u-liraiii, Aiilldlll Ili-mile, Xl:ur'u:1l'-AI Yau: lfivsl, .luv Yxliiliim 2ND ROW: .lzuwk Williams, Hill l'nrk+-r, Ilzirvey Sim-li-, .Xllwrl Hose, Fifvrmuii Siltnn. 3RD ROW: llmwel' Hgzila, .l:u-'lt lliiriw-ll, l'I:irl XYivl1lt'i'uiii. .lziwk .lf-slr-1, N4fl'lll:lIl lizlrlley. Imlig 'l'l1iniyisi-11. l.--limi .lol1l1s1ll, 'Firm ilJlXViilllS. I -. EL!! 66. 99 A gn iw elk' , , ..4 .,- I fm 2 K- . .+..f f -1 'UTS' '? l I wi frm --U.. Ufluli Slgbitem is well known to the many East Helena and Valley students who ride the buses twice a day for four years . . . owned and operated by Mr. Hilger . . . has never had a serious accident . . . buses are never noticed. they Come so faithfully every day. aqenonautica classes are held at the Helena airport . . . one of the best aeronautical schools in the nation for high school youths . , . learn aerodynamics and study and assemble airplane engines . A . an excellent basic course in one of the most up and coming Vocations . . . several students have gone d1l'6CflX from this school into the advanced branches of the Army Air Corps . . . ably instructed by Ch1et Jack McCluskey. l':lH liz-X. x Q In -FS! vi' 1ST ROW: ..,.f W .Im-I4 lvlvlrll-11, Imn Mor-. Irvin l3llIll1lll.JIlIli lvizmwml. Jw- l'isIQ-Ink, llurxl-y Nyxw-, Louis 1 tll I' V.-tl l'ln-1'm- 2ND Row sm: Row: 4TH Row lllFIl'llk'llll Iiivk l'e-If-iw-11, I.z11'ry livzuis. Merle- Vzuulvlwll. .xllwrl Sw:-vly, .lurk l:lll'l'1-ll. lizlrl Miller, Hull llll1'rX'll', Fred lluilstoli, Kenneth l11g'mz111, Tom SklllfUl'll, 'Film XV:1ttfr'm:111, ILM, All-lillmrxey, NYIISHH Stefltfelfl, 'Film Schmitz, HQ-o1',2'e l,lIl4lSl!'4Illl, 19+---i':4v llerk- Alix M1 CLIEERQEQCQEUA proved to be an active part in all sport events this year . . . introduced many new yells which were received with great enthusiasm by the student body . . . were always on hand to spur the team to victory along with the pep and cheers of the students. Xxvillldil PHllll9I', Shirley Johnson, f'l1ee1-queen: Helen Kelly, Flzlra .I1-un Smnsrnl, ts af . o o I ' in Sf g l 1 'Q .,,e,,.. Q- ' l 4 1 ,., f 9g 1 5 M' cwlajonettz-:A led by Frances Burgess . . . strutted through hail, rain, and sun to put on a show for the Helena sport lovers . . . peppy and curvacious, they were really something for the students of Helena High to be proud of . . . Delores Blake, Marnie Roberts, Shirley VVilli:uns, Ju:111lHeVVolf, l4'1':1l1m-S liurgess, hezul lll2ljHl't'll6Q Jenn Heiwlt, liernurline Burt, Betty Frerlri4-k, Re-tty Lou Peterson. qflaq '2fwinQenA considered a part of the band . . . composed of six girls who diligently acquired the art of twirling a flag without getting all wrapped up in their performance . . . gave forth at football and bas- ketball tussles as well as numerous public parades . . . were constantly augmenting their group with new faces . . . Mr. Clark, sponsor . . . LEFT T0 RIGHT: .XIIIIVPY Mutsl-lllvr, .Im-kiel!um1v:l1't, MQ-rlv Ilrinlun, Iillvll Iilllvy, II1-tty Hilllv, Alalrl' lmu him-vn. 3 2 fi -Q N ox V .r-fi 1 5.26 thi Cofon uancf marched proudly with banners waving and with guns shouldered during football season . . . insti- gated purely as a war project was discontinued when basketball season opened . . . height a prime factor in line-up this year . . . two sophomores, three seniors . . . Mr. Clark, sponsor . . . LEFT T0 RIGHT: Jw Slieurf,-r. Marilyn Fuller, .If'1ycv.- Carstensen. Bobby Nfwflect, Nornizi .Ivan Burris, Cnclxeatna miinstziys nixiiibcred about 35 . . . but were continually being tc1npo1'z11'ily Qnlziigccl . . . strings Weis ably liclpcd along by instruction from Mrs. Octavia Hzimlrlsrin . . . wliilc Mi: HfDl'lL'l'l Clark primed tliv rmtlici' sQctions. WST ROW: 1111111-1, NI1. 1'l:11'l1. li1111l l21-11111-f, lZ1'111N1-11, S1:1111lEN . NliI!11'. l1111:r1f1l1, 1111 '1, l,1:1.-l11':-1. 1'1111:11111x ZND ROW: Sl-111111f, .X11:x1111.111. 8111111-, I!111'1'1-ll, xlllI'l'lIX', .Xl--12. NI:1l1.11'111y. l.:111:1l1111. ll-1I111'1N1' XY1'-1I 111l. l'-f1.1 x-11.. 1',11lN1111 3RD ROW! Nl111'Ii111. ll.1l!'lN, 'l'1-11111 ll1,1'1'111z111, lh-Vu. ll:11'1l5, 'il'l'11111- 1I1'11i11l- 51X l'5- 51l 1l'- -ll 11X NOT IN PICTURE: ii1'1--kvl. S511 l21111'1-. ! IQ 1 l i 2 E i 5 if 3 , 3 1 1 ,f 1 X 311 . A T sv- . 4-1 diandl Llllfltll' tliv nlilf- l14111111 111' M11 H11lJc1'1 Clark. the Bengal buncl inaiclm' 1'11111'1111111s stiniclvs this 31-211. l11111s1- mg T5 IIll'I11l7l'I'5 . , post-wail' t1'z1nsp111'1z1ti11n casu-ups niaclv SQ'X'l'lZll zillilvtic' trips pnssilmlv . . , z1l11ng xx'11l1 1li1- x'111'11111s 11111-11fAtoxx'n ff'SllYfllS and scliolzistic 1116-cis . . . 1ST Row:'1'1,11.11.w.11.1- l..1:1:fl lll. lZ1.1z11-1, ll:11'I11'y. l21'1l1l, M:1l1:11'1'.15. IIll1f. XXl1111 li-X-11. ,1l1 N11l.. 1011-111. II 211-'l l,:'11lx11111' ,ll.11'l!1X1111 N1111'11l1x. Xl'-1'z 2ND ROW: HIM-11. ll:111-l- I, lhxfeifluf, S1-11111 11l 13.111 ll-1-lylliw Zwe. 111-rm lI.111-1. S,1'11l1'1X. 4'11x, Xl'-1'g:1111l1:1l1-1', S111i1l1. lll'I!f, S1'l111111x. 11:11, lC1'.1z1v-1 511111111 l'1l11--111. li-11111, 51l1'1 111 lZ111'1'1 ll ,XE1-1'1x ll11:l11 N111--11, l':11'1'l1-1', 1'1'11111l11-12 ll1111x1--11. l..111.!1.11. ll:111'1N,Nl1-1- 3RD ROvv:A111111.11. l!.11111l111111. Ib-Xf 1'+1x. li11111z, 1 1l11'1s. 5l111'1iX, Z-1li111, lb-rpg, K11111,1'111'lf1-11,1I1,1l1.111,. S11:11,lXl1:1. S11!l1x.1z1, ,l11!111x1-11. l1'lXN'li lI111'1'11,111, l,:11N1111. .l11l111-1111, l1i1-l1'i1-11, lluyr, 1P1'i11111.. 'll'l'1V lllllll! X ' we s 'iii i Oghwhanmonic Chonua produced really good programs this year . . . the Christmas program. with the help of the drama class. was easily one of the most beautiful ever put on in Helena High . . . the spring operetta. Tune In was modernistieally different from the usual kind . . . received much applause . . . made trips to music festivals in Dillon and Billings at the end of the year . . . much credit was due to the director. Mr, Ronald Cook. who worked hard to form a well-balanced choir . . . ROW ll 1 R HI N U t ll ll 1 x 3RD W 1 1 1 1131 1 X lllrX 4TH ROW 1 1 ' 1 411 1 11111 1 1 I N L 1 1ST : :1'.1I Y.11-vs. l,114'ill1- ll511111:111, H112--l Hugs-ls, IZ:-1'11i--1' I1-11111-1', 4':11v1l XYiIl1:1111r. Alum' l.H11 l.ix'i11:Ls11-11. l:111e-1 KQ1'--lie-1', ll.11'l1-111' lZ1'11,'1111, l'.111li111- Bl Tis, .'11- Sli -z11'1-1'. li1:1 S11-w:11't, .lf1.X1111 .I111l+l, i'Nl'1lll1 'x lillrgvss. Ibis-- l112lI'j' S'-1'11111e:11'1l, lwuuy M:11'lPf111:1l1l, ,IQ1111 ll'-ifll. 2ND ROW: lk-gey llv-ifi, l-'lo1'1A111-- Sw: 1w111, Alilflrf-:I l irl1w'1'. I-14111 I'ilSil4'l'. l111-1:11-11-A ll:-111-y. Sh l-5' lle1'11:1sv-li. .le-:111 Lev, 49lf1ri:1 l'1'1'1'y. l':IIl'l12ll'll iizllisn-. Maj 1'.11'l1b1o11, RO 1 ':1r1fli11v ll11111-y, .'-.11 1 Blarif- lieutly, 'l':1111a1ki l11:1l1z1, l'egg'y 1,1111 In-:1I', H:1rlw:1r:1 N111'fl1-1-1, l'l:1r:1 .lr-4111 S:1111sf111. l'z1tly Small, lrwris l'+-I1-rsoii, Bev-rly XYilli:1111s, M: frie S1111wi1', 13111-1-111 tlzpsqlv, Ch ,lffl111s1111. : Ierry 'T1l.'lHl'. .l,1'k llustml, .luck Ili--ker, l 1':111k l1ill'l. liflll I .I1l111 Fa ' llll, l 1'a11l1 'l'ill11. 1':1lx'i11 tmty. P11111-1.-5 1111,-ling, 12.41 Nvill, Earl U1-11111-1-11-11. liffl-ert .x1d1'e, l'harl1-.' .J11s1ifw-, Jo- L-1-. lid Nz111el111111. Iiill S1-111111-lv, Juv-li Tl1u111a1:. 5 1 I 1' Q Q '- k. ' Q Y ' 1 .Na 'fi-4 5 N, , , 4 5' -I :il ' fw- es Qfifm Q -S - ' 1 1'fvL Q 3555? .,,,'..A xg. M 3 559' 103 , Q Q Sf lg H 'A . 1 px ' 1, 1 fr H if ! ..- fi 5 :V . if lf.. 4 A A V, XX, 'f N. 'ff-r., ,ff mr ,M-s 5 f Q Q , 1 Ei 5 . -' ii i L' ' 'V' 1 'K L, Q . It X 5' 4 E i 1 i- 4 2 l 4 'naw i If f gk , A gags? P J , .V .. X- x -1-iran-:JW on 4 NJZA . 'sae 1 4 M .fm- ,. fa 1 ay? if X 4,4- : ,.. w g, I '- , 5, , wg, I 4 f' Ziff as if S S xyw. . ul ru- K , W, . , . . :S ,Q .. W!! g , s L . .J 4 e ff!-., t ., - J' i , Ja S 'JE' 1 9 V., M. iw 5 .' 4, W 1 .lf 3' 'K J X , r , Y' 3 gi jg N . . . -A ,- ,, ,W , f if ff? i f fi-sf bf 1 f ' 1 . k J . XX - x . - s ,rv ks U x' l I -Uri 1 X h' - Q' X 'H T gy Ays ' . . Av x. ., , N lg... 'U 'Q '- QQ A 1 T1 ' - k 1 V , s ini, 1. -, --. x. ,X . ir , , .- nac , 945 Q - 1 , P cf f v '- '-r v 4' lx L 5, ' ' , is K x A.AL- 1ST ROW: Foam-li Ala-Ginley. Brennan, Refrain, Vnllzlghaii, Keim, Gray, fqillllillll Jones. Views, Stewart, Vozu-11 Skor. 2ND ROW: Bennett. Skow, 4':irsIe-nsen, Morris, Samson, Brazier, 13i'e-1-keii1'iflg.:'e, Krieger. 3RD ROW: Vogu-11 Fiske, Noel, Holm, Newkirk, Ur:-1-l, llunn, S2llIl5tl1l, Riltlie-l'f1n'1l. Berg, Harris, Stvffensen. Neill. 4TH ROW: H:u'lzin, 1.1-ary, Broderick, Smith, Anflerson, Hozu, Kuin, Kelly, IbeVore, Ste-rinitz. ll.-riiier. Mzinzigt-i'S:i:i1so11. 5TH ROW: Munziger Stelvlvinw Dress, Alzignussoii, Lvlllllilll, Justice, Mnrtello, l,2l1lLl'll1V1'f, liunr-zin. lbizimoml, lfrznnf-is, Yuhzw. Sperry, Muiizurer 'l'1+sl1y. 6TH ROW: Karin, Gross, l'ir-rvv. Vox. Tziylor, liiuivlu-11. lmrlinp. Su-rmitz, Pool, Killeen. Mr-1.2111-hy., Inalm. Nearly 70fstPQJrfg, Helena high school track and field aspirants answered Lloyd Skor's call for track, in preparation for a full schedule of meets arranged by Coach Skor and his assistants. Henry Fiske and Bernard McGinley. With only three lettermen, Joe Brennan, Beezie Jones, and Dick Re- gan, the Bengals' track squad had to be built from the ground up. Aside from the lettermen, the lineup of track candidates included a few members of last year's abbreviated squad, a galaxy of Three R competitors from the grade school meets of previous years, and those who plan to report for football the next fall. In their first competition at Missoula, April 21, Bengal tracksters took second place. Missoula garnered 7112 points, Helena 3312 points, Kalispell 6 and Anaconda 6 points. Brennan took firsts in the 100 and 200 yard dashes, and placed second in the broad jump. Keim won the javelin: Cal- laghan placed second in the half-mile: Gray won the 440 with Bennett third: Stewart tied for first in the pole vault. Jones placed in the high jump, and Plews took third in the 100 yard dash. The Crimson Bengals piled up 54 points to sweep the five-way meet at Great Falls April 28. Trailing the Bengals were Great Falls 31, Havre 2912, Fort Benton 1812, and Lewistown 10. The first place performances of Brennan in the 220, Jones in the hurdles, Keim in the javelin, Cars- tensen in discus, Callaghan in half-mile, and Gray in the 440 handed Coach Lloyd Skor's Bengal cinder artists their victory. In the First Annual Jaycee Relays in Helena, May 4, Helena Bengals and the Missoula Spar- tans each won two relays, and Great Falls won one. The Bengal 440 yard relay team of Plews, New- kirk, Gray, and Brennan, won that race with Butte second and Great Falls third, The Bengals also won the 880-yard relay with Plews, Keim, Gray and Brennan. Butte and Great Falls took second and third. Missoula won the two mile and the medley relays while Great Falls won the mile. These relays were run at night, providing better spectator interest. The slower field events were run off in the afternoon. Missoula and Libby walked away with the Montana state invitational track meet, Class A and B titles, May 12, at Missoula. The Spartans scored 76 points followed by Butte with 44, Helena 42, Great Falls 16, Anaconda 8, Kalispell 612 and Lewistown 212. The Bengals won five firsts and the 880-yard relay, but lacked enough performers to garner show and place points. Brennan scored 15 points in the 100, 220 yard dashes and broad jump to make him Class A individual scoring champ. Keim won the javelin, Gray the 440, Plews placed in the 100 and 220, Regan in the mile, Carstensen and Keim in the shot, Jones in the high jump, Skow in the hurdles, Callaghan in the 880 to round out He1ena's scoring. The Bengal relay team of Plews. Keim, Gray, and Brennan won the 880 relay race with Butte second. .fr rw 'Qs 'Y' Keim throwing javelin. f nf f112 Fsf! Helena Iaycee Relay Champions Newkirk, Plews, Keirn, Gray, Brennan A X I A 1 I , 5 15 , Q Eg . f I H 5 HENRY FISKE LLCDYD SKOR BERNARD MCGINLEY TRAINING ROOM STRATEGISTS n . J -sy R e Q .QA . OL If ,..J- 'K' -. 5 'V J L ,s L . .4'.Mt,,,s ,, xv' A ttn e o . 0..- .fe e m n 4 5 x EQ. ' vet ' Q, li Q f-axffvl T - Q 4 , 5 , ,ffaf MURFITT CAPTAIN JONES STEWART I ,4 GRAY KEIM Chosen track captain, Beezie Jones. a senior, placed in the pole vault and high jump at the state meet in Missoula, to win his third letter as a Bengal trackman. Joe Brennan took first places in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, the broad jump, and was anchor man on Helena's first place re- lay team at the state meet. Joe was awarded a medal for being high point man at the state meet. Quarter-miler, Ray Gray, was never beaten in his specialty, the 440, all year. A junior, Ray won the quarter mile and ran on Helena's winning relay team at the state meet. Ronnie Keim. a junior, took a first place for the Bengals in the state meet by winning the javelin throw. Keim also ran on Helena's relay team and placed in the shot put. Herb Plews won his first letter in track by placing in the 100 and 220 yard dashes at the state meet. By placing in the pole vault at the Helena Jaycee Relays, Zach Murfitt won his first track letter in his junior year. BRENNAN PLEWS the Clndlenboath .. J 'Qx CALLAGHAN SKOW RUTHERFORD Jack Stewart tied for first in the pole vault in a dual meet with Missoula to win his track HH. A freshman, Stewie broke his arm early in the season, preventing him from competing any further. Pat Newkirk, a junior, earned a letter award by running on Helena's winning relay team at the Helena Jaycee Relays. To win his second letter in track, Bill Callaghan, a senior, placed in the 880 at the state meet in Missoula. A two-letter man on the cinderpath, junior Dick Regan placed in the mile run at the state meet. Weightman Dick Carstensen, a junior, earned his first track letter by placing in the shotput at the state meet in Missoula. Frank Rutherford, earned a track H in his sophomore year by running on a winning relay team at the Helena Jaycee Relays. Freshman, Frank Skow, placed in the high hurdles at the state meet to win a letter award. Jed Steffensen placed in the discus throw in a meet at Great Falls to earn a letter in track, his senior year. Managers were Jack Crosby. Tom Samson, and Jim Stebbins. Q STATE RELAY CHAMPS PLEWS. KEIM, GREY. BRENNAN NEWKIRK REGAN CARSTENSEN ootbaff, 1945, A squad 1ST ROW: Iizimln-rt. xlIll'lt'llI7, Little, Mziyvr, Sarnfluii. Ugzitzi. Ne-wliirli. llzxlliiimli. 2ND ROW: Asst. Viizicli llerii- ziril Almwliiiln-y, Morris, 1'llt'SlIllll, IH-tersoiia l 1ll'lllllll. ill:-gain, Keim, 1':ii'stn-list-ii, Holm, 1'o:nt-li I,Ioy+I Sk--r. 3RD ROW: 31+-iw-in-ss, lillssi-ll, .xl4'lflllllt'j', tlrxiy, lClie1't. l,:iiig'1loi'I', lilzulizi. Opening the 1945 football season, under the new coach, Lloyd Skor, the Crimson Bengal gridiron athletes were hard hit by the loss of several key men to the armed forces during the sum- mer. With seven lettermen, Ronnie Keim, Spence Russell. Dick Carstensen. Chuck Little, Dick Samson. Dick Regan, and Pete Langdorf. the Cats opened practice early in September in prepara- tion for their tough schedule. In their first game against Anaconda Central, the Bengals tied the Saints 6-6. Percin scored for the Saints, while the Bengals' tally came when Carstensen caught a pass and lateraled to Rus- sell who cariiled it over. Against the state champion Missoula Spartans. September 28. in the Vigilante stadium. the Bengals came out on the short end of a 34-6 score. In one of the best games all year, the Bengals outplayed the Butte Central Maroons for a 6-0 victory. Playing October 5, in the Butte stadium. the Bengals put on a good showing of offensive strength and defensively held the tricky T formation of the Centralites down. Traveling to Anaconda. the Bengals lost an exciting game 12-6 to the Copperheads. The Anodes scored first on a 40 yard pass. Then the Bengals came back driving the length of the field to score on a Keim to Carstensen pass. In the last three minutes of the game. an Anaconda back intercepted a pass. lateraled to a teammate who scored the winning margin for the Anodes, October 19, the Butte Bulldogs capitalized on several pass interceptions to defeat the Bengals 39-0. Helena was weakened by Ronnie Keim's knee injury. which prevented them from estab- lishingan offensive threat. Coming back home, the Bengals lost 6-0 to the Kalispell Braves. The Bengals drove to within the Braves 10 yard line several times the first half but lacked the scoring punch. The last game of the season against the Great Falls Bisons. found the Bengals on the short end of a T-O score. . SPRINKLE SKOR MCGINLEY ootlmQQ, 1945, --aa Squad 1ST ROW: Vmii-li l rzini-is Syrriiilqli-, In-lift-Itlt, XVliiIe, Alzlpgiiiisrsoii, Gliiivski. Str-t'fQ-lisa-li, Aiiflerson, 'l'lwni:is, Jester, llollziiiils, XYw:ix'iAi', 2ND ROW: ll. Szlnismi, Smzuliiig, Alt'illlQ.1'll, liziyiiioiiel, Killi-en, Slww, Snumlers, Urn-ss, Hit-kt-r, He-Iss, lluswt-ll. SRD ROW: limiter. tl, All-lizllclie-y, liutler, ltzitcliey, .Izniim-y, Aliisevii-, Kirk, lie-rg, l'. Mi-l.:itcl1ey, In- Hs. For the first time in several years, Helena high fielded a B squad in football. Under a new coach, Francis Sprinkle, the Kittens played six games against tough competition. At the close of the season, Coach Sprinkle announced that he would award UB monograms to 9 boys: Anderson, Boswell, Bellis, Dunn, Gleason, Glineski, Hess, Holland, Jester, Killeen, Leary, Lehfeldt, Magnusson, McHugh, Raymond, Samson, Steffensen, Smading and Weaver. October 1. the Kittens opened their season against the Butte Central B's in Vigilante stadium winning 15-12. The Kittens scored twice, once on Lehfeldt's run and again on a pass to Samson. Butte Central scored twice on passes to tie the score. Then Raymond, Kitten tackle, blocked a Centralite kick and gave Helena two points for a safety, and their winning margin. Traveling to Dillon, the Kittens ran up against one of the toughest Class B teams in the state and lost 34-0. In a return contest at Butte with the Butte Central B's the Kittens chalked up another victory, this time 14-O. Smading, Kitten end, blocked a Central punt, which was recovered by Samson for one of the Bengal scores and Steffensen scored the other touchdown. The Great Falls Junior Varsity traveled to Helena and took a 6-0 Verdict. A second quarter fumble behind the goal line and a blocked kick in the fourth quarter spelled a 9-0 defeat for the Helena Bengal Kittens at the hands of the Butte Reds, October 29. Playing on a snow-covered field, the Bengal Kittens lost their last game of the season the Great Falls Junior Varsity 13-0 in a game in the Electric City. The Calves scored on passes in the first two periods for their points. T.he Kittens drove as deep as the Great Falls' 10-yard marks, only to be held on downs. P , 1 ' 5 - fmt .. ' ' J i MURFITT DAv1s SAMSON 'A 5' W 5.3 N . ,MMA !Qrv,,,f.dTf.' to M4 171 . l AJ , 'I' 4 , i aw -f-' if if Nm 5,-r?v ,1'1. .Jj n ., ,X N941 ' fplil -Z I4 Q if Qnicllnon .Stcmzl MLC . R yew ,aff at MARTELLO CARSTENSEN MAYER SAMSON MCKINNEY GRAY LITTLE KEIM RUSSELL At the close of the season, Spence Russell, speedy halfback, was chosen football captain by his teammates. A senior, Spence received his second letter this year, and made honorable mention as a halfback on the all-state team. Mainstay of the Bengals this year was Ronnie Keim, 200-pound fullback. Ronnie was one of the statels leading scorers and was a unanimous choice for all-state fullback. Dick Carsiensen. who called signals for the Bengals, was placed on the all-state team in a tackle berth. Dick earned his second football monogram his senior year. Playing guard on of- fense and end on defense, Dick Samson received honorable mention on the all-state team. Slicker won his second letter on the Bengal grid team this year. Chuck Little. another senior and two-year letterman, held down the center post on the Cats team. Chuck alternated positions, playing center on offense, end on defense. Speedy Ray Gray, a track star, was switched from end into the diffi- cult quarterback spot for the Bengals. A senior, Ray earned his first football H this year. Big Joe Mariello. earned a first string guard position on the Crimson Tigers his sophomore year en- titling him to a football monogram. Dick Regan. received his second letter this year. A senior, Dick played guard for the Bengals. The smallest man on the team, Hoover Ogata. earned his first football o 1945 Ag? 6 ....f-rg:-vii-rf .-' T l 'VAN is LAMBERT REGAN CHESTNUT EBERT HOLM LANGDORF OGATA RATHMAN INABA UH playing first string halfback for the Cats. Leonard McKinney held down a tackle spot on the '45 Crimson Bengal football team. Skinny made his first H this year as a junior. In his first year on the football team, Tom Holm, earned a starting eleven assignment as end, and won his first football NH . Skip Mayer alternated at halfback on the Cat grid team. Bunny earned his first football monogram as a junior this year. As a senior, Sian Raihman held down a guard spot for the Bengals to win a football HH, It was Stan's first year on the football team. Tricky Kay Inaba received a football letter this year playing quarterback for the Crimson Cats. It was his first letter in his last year in H.H.S. A senior, Pete Langdorf won his second football HH holding down a tackle position. Utility man Jim Lambert alternated at center, guard and end on the gridiron. Jim received his first letter as a sophomore this year. Another underclassman earning a football letter this year was Bernard Ebert, sophomore guard. Wayne Chestnut was awarded his first football H holding a guard spot in his last year with the Bengals. Howdy Murfitt, Dick Davis. and Tom Samson managed this year's team. .fl Uilaaiaetivaitit, 1946 KNEELING: 4'1I:u-h Lloyd Slwr, Alznialgt-r Tom Snnisoii, Assistant 4'1-:wh i:4'l'IlZlI'11 Mvflinle-y, STANDING: Siu-lim-1 Russell, llual Al-irris. l':ul l,t-ziry, Iron Sm:uling', llomiii- K1-im. Ivii-lt 4':usI+-use-ii, Vliuvk Imrlinu. Tom Holm. .lot- liilyllllillli, Fliin-li Alllilililfllj, .lziwk SI.-xx url. Znvli Aillff-ill. Coach Lloyd Skor's '45-'46 edition of the Helena Crimson Bengals had a season record of 28 victories and 3 defeats. The Crimson Cats that won runner-up honors in the Treasure State hoop race, also won the Second Annual Butte Central Round Table Tournament, the Northern Division- al Championship, and walked away with the Big 16 championship. The giant team banged the hoop for 1,495 points for an average of 48 points per game. Their opponents in 31 games hit 1,030 points, or an average of 33 points per game. In individual scoring, center Dick Carstensen, all-state center two years in a row, hit 554, for a new all-time record at Helena High. Sophomore Chuck Darling, dropped in 397 points in his first season of varsity ball: Holm scored 157 and Murfitt 136. The Crimson Bengals started the '46 season as defending state champions, which made it a tough row to hoe. Playing against the toughest competition in both Big 16 and Class B leagues, the Cats came out on top 28 times. The Bengals ran up winning streaks of 20 games, 14 games, and 11 games. Currently the Bengals have won 18 consecutive home games. Warming up for the regular season, the Bengals in December won victories from the Powell Wa1'dens, 40-263 the Dillon Beavers, 40-253 Anaconda Copperheads, 32-19: and the Columbus Panthers, 57-34. Invited to the Second Annual Butte Central Round Table Tournament in Butte December 26. 27, 28, the Crimson Cats replied by taking top honors, winning from Butte Central. 47-39: Colum- bus, 58-453 and Anaconda 49-34. Opening Big 16 competition January 5, the Bengals mauled the Butte Purples to the score of 41-22, for their first Big 16 win. Against Butte Central, in a game played on the home court, thc Cats won 60-36, in revenge for their loss to them last year that kept Helena from winning the Big 16. Traveling to Anaconda, the Cats played one of the most exciting games all year, finally com- ing out on top 45-43. The next weekend, playing at home, the Bengals won their twentieth consecu- tive basketball game, by defeating Glasgow 60-28. At Livingston, the Rangers caught the Cats in an off night and defeated them 33-25 for the Bengals' first loss. At Bozeman the next night, the Bengals got back on the victory trail with a 34-25 win. fillet 16 Qhamiplona LEFT TO RIGHT: Fliiiek Maliaffsly, .lee Hayiiionfl, t o:it'li Slwr, Tom Holm, Vliiivli l1:ii'liiig:, Zum-li Blurfitt. llieli t':ii'sIei1s1-ii, lioiiiiie Ka-im, Vat l,n-ziry, Iloii Siiixirliiig. At Great Falls. against their old rivals, the Bisons, the Crimson Cats took an easy verdict 36-22. Coming back home. the Bengals nosed out the Havre Blue Ponies 35-29 after trailing for the first three quarters of the game. Invading the Missoula hardwood court the Bengals were forced to take it on the chin 57-50 in a fast. exciting game. The next night the Bengals ran into a red-hot Kalispell team and the end of the game found a 45-45 score. The Cats poured it on in the overtime to win 52-48. After trailing the first half, the Crimson Bengals rallied to defeat Butte Central 43-30 on the Maroons' home court. The next night in one of the Bengalls best showings all year. they handily defeated Anaconda 62-28. Against Dillon, in a non-conference fray. the Bengals won 52-30. The Great Falls Bisons. traveling to Helena were bested by the mighty Cats 58-39. The next night the Bengals got revenge for their earlier defeat by beating the Missoula Spar- tans 57-46. This game put Helena on top of the Big 16 standings. At Butte, in a slow game. the Cats won 44-29. Coming back home. the Bengals easily defeated the Park Rangers 49-38 to revenge their defeat earlier in the season. In their last home game. the Crimson-Clads poured it on the Gallatin Hawks 61-30. At Havre the Bengals won 52-29. to close conference play for the Cats with 16 wins and 2 losses. This gave the Crimson Bengals their first Big 16 conference championship since 1930. Missoula finished sec- ond in the conference and Livingston third. Entering the Northern Divisional Tournament at Havre. the champion Bengals were matched with Great Falls the first night. The Cats won easily 44-24, In the other game Havre won its way into the finals by defeating Lewistown. The Crimson Bengals added the Northern Divisional championship to their laurels the next night by winning from Havre 34-23. Great Falls defeated Lewistown in the preliminary game. In their first game at the state tournament in Bozeman. the Bengals knocked over the Saeo team 63-30. In the semi-final game against Livingston the Bengals held the Rangers to one field goal in the first half. and then went on to win 57-29. In the state championship game against Mis- soula. the Spartans scored just too many points. to defeat the Bengals 60-50. entitling the Crimson Cats to runner-up honors. Ronnie Keim Spence Russell .Xu 'if 'WP A24 rffif Ay!! X e ,4 P fl Pat Leary oe Raymond BONNIE KEIM- A two-year letterman, Ronnie was outstand- ing on defensive re- bound work for the Ben- gals. He received hon- orable mention as guard on the all-state team. TOM HOLM- Whitey was the play' maker for the Cat squad, a defensive star, and one of the leading scorers. He was placed on the all-state team as guard, and on the all tournament squad at second-string guard. SPENCE RUSSELl.e A left-handed guard, Spence was one of the Bengals' b e st back courtmen. He made his first basketball letter as senior this year. PAT LEARY- One of the Bengals' best rebound men, Pat won his first basketball monogram this year for the Bengals, from a guard spot. IOE RAYMOND - '- Making his first letter as a sophomore this year, Ioe specialized in unstoppable hook shots from his center spot. CHUCK DARLING-H Chuck was the tallest basketball player in the state, and one of the highest scorers. Only a sophomore, Chuck won the position of forward on the second all-state team and was placed on the first all-tournal ment team. Tom Holm Coach Lloyd Skor Chuck Darling Dick Carsiensen .,a,a.-iw L. Ass't. Coach Bernard McGinley Zach Murfitt Q , DICK CARSTENSEN- A four-year letterman for the Bengals, Dick set an all-time scoring rec- ord this year with 554 points. Captain of this year's squad, he was put on the all-state team as center for the second year in a row, and won a spot on the all-tour- nament squad at cen- ter. CHARLES MAHAEEAY ---Although not playing all the time, Charles was one of the leading scorers on the squad, specializing on a left- handed shot f r o m around the free throw line. Chuck received his first letter this year as a senior. DON SMADlNGf Co-captain of the Ben- gals Cnext yearl Du- gan won his first letter this year. Prom his for- ward position, he is a deadeye shot from the corner, and breaks fast across the keyhole. BUD MORRISe Elected by his team- mates as co-captain for next year's B e n g al squad, Bud earned his second letter in basket- ball this year. A good shot, he specializes in a change of direction to fool the opposition. ZACH MUREITT- Zippery Zach was the shortest man playing for the Cats this year. One of the cleverest dribblers in the state, he received honorable mention on the all-state team. IACK STEWART- As a sophomore, Stew- ie made his first bas- ketball letter this year. Another southpaw, he played forward for the '46 Bengals. Don Smading Charles Mahaffay Bud Morris Jack Stewart - ' . 'DYE ,-',Q gf W ' wtf' ,ir 'gf V - sig? V V 5 fa.. ,,, i 0 N ,P YI M jzgmzgf . l 1 x 53 f3V4fm...1Q.'x 12 P N4 3 Lwi' 5 I , . J,AA iii ki ,,,,:f , wg . - 4. , A: '1.,1 - V . 5 Cd , ' B A , N Aw, A Z 4 N1 A . A -Q V Q Vi x 4 .. Q!! r I ' . Q q lifx ' fs Fi 1 A l' I I ' Y i' 4 Q N , W Q A , , L ' 5131-ff i,,6M z W ' . . - 'g . fue? 1 . Q 1 , , , I N v v g L ig nf, f 'vs x 'P 1 1 i ' P1 'V' I 1 4 0 'r YW 'x1A lx 3 'ni 'Qui ,. 3. nt iw ?n V '3 ., ' 2 , 11:24 1, pg 'I .ww- - 1 lf! 21.1 6 8.5 M A., ,TE Q , .. .A M45 ,, lk: 031 - Squad, 1946 1ST ROW: llzirolfl KYi1ifie-Irl, .lim llzirtns-tt, lion llurpraiii, lit-ii Smith, llee Ste-ffe-use-ii, llwlv Alifli-i'soii. 2ND ROW: l7 l'l12ll'fl 51l'13illl1'Y. 1'U2H'l11 151111 X14ll'HIlll, ltill Sanisoii. llulpli Aiitlf-i'smi. limb Kilim-ii. .lark lilili-rs, Holi Ni-ill. 3RD ROW: XY:ilte-it Alurfill, iiiziiizige-rg .lim l.:iiiilwi't, Iinli XN'illi:ims, llerli Juliiison, 411-ni'5.:'e In-iiiie-tt. H.H.S.'s Bengal Kittens, composed of frosh, sophomores and juniors, played a 14-game season this year, learning fundamentals, and getting actual game experience in preparation for playing on the varsity. Coach Bernard McGinley awarded UB squad emblems to the following: B. Ander- son, R. Anderson, D. Burgan, S. Brazier, J. Hartnett, B. Morgan, B. Neill, B. Smith, D. Steffenson, and H. Winfield. The Kittens opened their season against a strong Three Forks club, and lost with the score of 32-18. Starting a green club, Coach McGinley's B's lost a thriller to Butte Central B's 45-42. At Liv- ingston a last-minute basket gave the Rangers a 30-28 verdict over the Kittens. The strong Butte Reds' five won 36-26 at Helena. Against Anaconda the Kittens were beaten 28-35 in an exciting game. In a return contest with Butte Central, the Kittens lost 35-24. Anaconda won their return con- test by one point 38-37 at Helena. The baby Bison from Great Falls took the Kittens 29-28. Showing marked improvement. the Kittens won their first game against Townsend 31-18 in a contest played at home. At Bozeman, the Kittens came out on the short end of a 39-32 score. Traveling to Three Forks, the Kittens lost 36-22. In one of their best games the Kittens lost a thriller to the Butte Reds 32-30. The regular game ended in a tie score, but the Butte Reds scored in the second overtime to give them the game. The Kittens revenged their earlier defeat by the Livingston B's by taking them into camp 37-35 at Helena. In their last game of the season the B squad poured it on Bozeman B's for a 41-19 victory. noah Squad, 1946 ts T ROW ld Xiu lit 1 r mellr e ll! ie fhut X en irm 2ND W I-1 in Sp in N 1 x e 3RD ROW I ill XXI c The Helena high school Freshman squad coached by Francis Sprinkle started their athletic caieeis with a seasons l6COICl of 7 wins and l loss which was a foul period overtime loss to the Deer Lodge Bs In their first game the Fiosh defeated the Deer Lodge B squad 28 9 in the Helena gym Against the Columbus B s the Fiosh won again 37 30 Traveling to Boulder the Fiosh took them into camp 36 24 In a pieliminaiy contest the Fiosh 'won their fourth game against the Cathedral B squad 37 1:1 In a thrilling contest at Deei Lodge the Freshmen lost 32 30 in a foul overtime contest The iegulai game ended 26 26 the first oveitime 30 30 In the fouith sudden death period Deei Lodge scored to gixe them the VCld1Ct In a ietuin contest with Boulder the Fiosh xx on 28 26 To close the season the Fieshmen squad played two games against the grade school all stals winning both 39 27 and 3615 Qntna - fwlunall Uflaaketbaltf The regular intra-mural season ended with McLatchey's team on top in the nine team league. Francis' team Came in second. Members of the winning team were: McHugh, Poor. Batch, Butler. Thomas. Paulsen. and McLatchey. In the tournament held at thc close of the season Wrights' team defeated Hunter for the cham- pionship 23-l6. T. Samson. Hildabrand, Robb, Wright. Berg. and Sanders all played on this team. T. Samson was high scorer for the tournament with 27 points. Sitton scored 25 and Robb was third with 21. Qinlla' Jlthlletlc Jlalaoclatlon gives girls chunee for eligibility into H-Club . . . meets every Thursday' night for juniors :ind sen- iors . . . Tuesday afternoon for freshmen and sophomores . . . sports include volley bull. basket- bzill. badminton . . . extra points earned by bowling, swimming, skiing . . . sponsored by Miss Clifford JUNIOR-SENIOR-1ST ROW: AIiss1'lit'foi'cl, .lmlll DL-YYolf, l'+-:1,u'3' 'l'ou'le-. .Xllrllmy Sluts'-lil--V, Sliirl-43 .ll-liiis-iii Alzirilyii l-'ulli'r. l'r:i+- Jolliisoli, llvtly Snizuliiiz, Mililri-rl Vi-oss, .li-:iii llziiivli-l. 2ND ROWS Sl1iI'l+'5' 5l 'I 'f. NHVIIIIK .lwiri llurris, l.u--illv llurlly, Alziry Zunziltzl, 121-ily Ilillllh llvtty' ll:-yiiolfls, ,Iv-:my All-yi-i's, l,ouis-- Aliflill--l-ro-iltf, l'2ll:l Swliwzirzliziiis. .li-:iii AI1'f:llil'k'. 3RD ROW: Mary Lilu Irimif-11, .lo Sl1Q'JlI't'l', Shir-l.-y riruy, l-'loi'eiiw- Swaiiisori. I'JIll'II'l2l Vlillllllllisvrll, NYii1ifi'e1l lrog.g'g:'e-tl. Maw Niwk, listlil-1' lirziiiily, Iiosn- Vlll4'k'lIf, lb-tty lIl1i':l!l'Sll'l'- lU'f 'llflY'F' 5 l l1ll uzirfl. 4TH ROW: Ilutli Hoe, .loywe I,zxrs-rn, .lf-:zu Nelllt. Al:i1'5' l.ou l.ix'ii1gslvili. lwggy lroitl, lkiiiliiil- Al-lrris. llorls l'fAl:-1'soli, llc-tty Lou l'm-lersoii, lmrntliy .loliiisoir l'l2lI'2l.If'I1ll Szllnsi-11. .lzivltiv lzlllllliillf, till-rizi I'--lry. lfizlilw--s lliiiex-ss. 5TH ROW: Iilziiivlii- Vroul, .Ioyve Nelson. .lt-nelSI:mley,Sl1irl+-y Ni-ls-iii. Alyi'lf-lZi'ii1lo1i. In-lows lilzulv- , i I:t'l'lI1llllllt' Lurt. Doris Kelly, Dorothy Miller. Avril Zigrziy, llvleii Kelly, 1:11 1:1-giiipi-4-, Imlly Holines. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE-1ST ROW: Susan lii1r-liii,.Io:imi'- .xlllhllllillh Norm.: IH-iEi.i5, Iloris l1:iii'l-vr. liillu .I-:ill 4'.lv'll:s. lmi'l--iiv lh-iisoii, l4IliZ:ilwIli Ilooili, Noriiizi S.lll4ll'll. l':-,ugly Alawlhluiilml. Xlziry Si-rrziilx. ll.ixvl Home 2ND ROW: llliv-ll1:li'y4l:lllv:w:lX. Yirgiiuizl llzilli-53 Mary' Ih-ll-' llillf-l. .Xrl-'iiv llziil-53 .l-ilyiiv lliiusi--ii .lo .Xml lllilni. liilliv- .lmiiu 'I'5ri-ll, Noni lI1ll'1lj'. Vvuuy' Alllwlivll, l,yIiil liiallls, I:.Il'lr2ll.I S4riii..i, liixlzly lL.i:ii'soli. l-.ilu-l Xziufr. 3RD ROW: Slurilyii 1'Jll'lXYl'l3Llll. Sluirlm Ne-ls-Iii, Suv Slit-:ire-r, lixvlyn Zqigi-r, lvoris llor't'uii.ili, Sliirlii Vol llsliuxx, ll:-li-ii Nl-lk. lh-tty l,ol1 l1org..XlX'i1i:l lluiiliillzliin-i', lwlol'--s Alivl'-iwiii, .llyrlli Vox. 'l'liv-lw..i I,l4iyl, .Xuiliii Aliiyvi' -STH ROW: NlIIl4llYll Zolilii. Slit- Sxrzilirf-li. llvlvii liiiul--. In-lolw-X vlru-ii. ,lop--v Slums- r. l-I.iz.ili'-Ili lZ:':uil liiinz. lfvllj' ll-fl-l-, l.:lX'-'r1u- In-Katy, Sliirlf-3' Ib-:iii--liuiiilv. Nun:-y If-imiill, l':iiiIill-- Zi-rl-I. .li-.iii I'lilliil. llwlli .Xml lloli-rlsi-ii, Alzirilpii XY:iti-i'l:iliml. 5TH ROW: IIe'i'yll':i1'lso1i, lilivillf- lliiiumii. Noun Niilsi-ii. l':i: vl-' Willinriis l 'l'I'lIlY l..uri-fill, Xi-rlu Azrinnliliimlslroxii, I1-1trlXi-lwvii,Loiiiiiw Alziriiiisoii, liois A-ilsoii, l..iil,gl1,i ,1.,liiisi.,i, IU.: si. ix lil, l':llll1iif- Siiiilli. 11:-rzilrlliiw llg.2l't'll. l':il Stximlisli, 4'l:-H1111 Siiiilli. STH ROW:livliwii-,lo1ivr.,Xliivllmiiii-iI.,Xl14l lliiri. llzlrl-.iixi Halllsn-. lmiS lllllvluirll. IYHI'--Illy' liwrs. .lo:i1il1o- .I114lfl. .xllll Rlurii- llmltiy. .lo .X1l.+i':s. ,llzirllyii Bl-rrill I.::i1-I liwiwEi41'. Nllllvl ll'-ilfl. 4211-ri:i llzwrisl-li. .I--yi-'A 3l:i1'll:iI'I'wy. .l.u-'qilf-liiiv Vziillilv. 7TH ROW: Bl:irlori. K- lly Iwiiisi- l'--If-rsoii, lmi'li-ii.- H-ilisloii, lPixi-- Iryll. lh-V .li-us'-ii. liilliq- Poor, l.wll ll.irlv-i. I-Iilifxiil .Xiill--rs-ui. .lmiii IZ-5' iuilils, Sliirl.-y Xlillialluis. .loyiw Vzirsteilsi-ii, Dol-liy Xorflf,-f-I. Jo .Xmi Nlvlilln-llw-ll. l':ii Sinaill. Sui- Il--111'-1 li'-. lkiulii Xlllvliifll. , 'wyk Nu, fm 4-., 1 i wifi? v ' , f ., V' I .im K ,.,g A gi Y 2, in Pr l mm 0 -ef lff- H----A --- -v-rg ,aw RN V 'LJ 1 L I' W. lm P, , 4 5 Gw- My Q :Suki I M' .ii aisgixg fifg lxerfiv S , x., y xgm S Mol IM' ,...-1 54 Q I Y-A ? ,sa W 9 YC-3 x , N u f 32, Il X 5,1 Yks.. 1 I 'll ,J, , ,..f z Mkt Aan -is I f - x'Vw,,Ev 6- Y is K aah , vw X -gpm - Azmw.. Bagan . PQ I Q- mf -an 9 Q x ailfi -i . 41,1 il - 1 l 55' I 1 X stiff-gy fad Lgrylt 15 2, 4 24- iw? 1 Y M 5, 1 if 1 ' if 9 bk, Kin ff' Qi' ,.a...w0P Ww YiP3b -4 U - A4fig 11'f ff + 'LD YQ- ,. ,- I A 1 -,ay 47 , Q, J' A wi - r ' ff! 1 I x 1 fff ye Q A .,..,,.,,.. dh'1.'l' A '4 -I W -M hx. 'KVI 4 ' ' 5 -e Fog n: ., A A, -b I .5. snug ,QV ' -g wl::.,.r-J - Q-L2 EA If : ft if ii 4 flliifl ' ' J. 2 ' ii' if . ' 2525 Z, 1 f ' 'ig' 'f Q, ,nf ., , g?1 ?fl Af ,' f ' THE-Ax f' Q, X 1 llgxlizl .3 ' eg , ,Q,1':',' ,VQUD5 , img if :IJ 'gon' , . ' i ff, Q f'-mf, . A W. J N? C 0 n 9 ra 1' 3 U nd ion S B est W i h e s C t L o AStEe O F .7 g L E QSJ 4 GR 94 6 'Vx Avvx 1I 1I :I I 0 1: 1 0 1I 0 1: 0 :I 1I I 1 1I I 4I 4I 1, 0 0 0 0 13 1I 13 1: 4I 1 : 'I 1, 1: 0 4I 1: :I : 'I . 1: 1 4I 'I 'I 1 1: :I 1: 1I 4: 1 0 ig 'I JV 0 - 05 ' o O - i ' u 1 .f .1 1 Q i ' 0 .1 I . A'A 0 V, - t 1: , 1: - II , 0 'A 13 A 0 -A 1 1: v II A 0 Y 0 A 0 , 1: 1 ll ' 0 'A 1: - 'I ' :I vi II -v 1I 4I - 1: -A +I - II A1 II - 4' .v 0 A 13 - II .V 0 - II 1 0 fl II , 1I A 0 'A 0 v 0 II 0 I 1 :I -A 4: .I 'A 0 v ., A 1I 1 II - 1I - 1I - 4: 4 0 'A 1: 'A Q 1 1: 'A 17 '- Il -A 0 1I II 1: -I Q' wJ'.f'-'V X..-.. ..: -fv--., v.v.'.'.-.v.v.v.v.v.'N.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.'.v.v.v.,.'.v.v.v.v.v.v.'.v.v.v.v.Y i,W,-.Y.',v.v.v.v.'.'.v.v.v.v-,-,-,-.-.A.-.-v-.- .-v-.- forud Photo hop 320 N. MAIN ST. olfl--o Commercial Photography Plcture Frammg Photostatlc Coples Hallmark Cards Fountam Pens Kodak FlI11Slfl1I1g Pbotographlc and Darkroom ACCCSSOIICS O I . A' . o I I O The Monfana Record Publishing Company O Publlshers of The Independent Record EVENING and SUNDAY P Operators of A CGMPLETE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT INTING HIGHE QUALITY Prmters of The Nugget and The Vlgzlante Associated ress Service I P R ' O F T H E S T 1' ---- v v--vvv---- vv-- ------v-----vv-vv------------ v ------ ------- - v -------- - 'r Full college course or a business or trade school education By Act of Congress, benefits of the G. I. Bill of Rights are open to every qualified young man who enlists in the new Regular Army before October 6 1946 Under the G I Blll of Rlghts every young man who accepts employment by the Regular Army before October 6 1946 IS entltled after dls charge to educatlon or tralnmg ln the school or college of h1s selectlon at Government expense For a perlod based on the length of hls servlce the Government wlll pay hlS tultlon up to 15000 per ordinary school year plus S65 monthly for hung expenses-S90 lf he IS marrled After a three year enllstment for example he mav have 48 months of educatlon with a total of 'Bo 120 pald by the Government' Ifull partlculars may be had at the nearest Recrultmg Statlon Thls IS YOUR opportunlty to get the educatlon vou want and flt yourself for a success ful career The nearest Army Recruiting Station is at 419 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG HELENA ,V -.- . . ' . . . . . 9 9 9 L' . . . . 9 . 9 , . . . . ,- , v . . . v 9 . . . 9 9 . . . ,., . 9 ' 9 . -Q-- W . . . . . . . . . ' v 1- . ...- . . . . 'r Union Bank cQ Trust Company Melnbel Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HELENA MONTANA LYLE STUDIO HELENA MONTANA Wlth our best WlShCS to the Class of '46 Complzments of Sanden 8m Ferguson Co 4 o u 7 -A. -.-.-.-.-v-v-v-v-A-.-Y-.-.Av-.-v-v-.-v-'Av-.-.Av-v-YA'-.-..-.-. -.-.-.-.-.A.-'A-.-,-.-.A.-.-.-.A.-v-.-.14.4.-.-vvv--.-.-.A.-.-.A.-v-v-v- Y n 1 o 4 Q y n 0 X I' . 'M J! A-3 Q P W , f - .1 .' 1 'yu I - 1 xr 7 ,Ls ', KL SP ' V Dy K if s A I Q 4 L v 1 V . I .- P 2 E M ' AM I ,l' ,I I, JJ V! , XJ rn? I ' JJ Q Xt J xl I ' xl' L X J N' 'V rp' yf J il ,I f J I rw- In 4 1' . ,.,- .. Best Wishes to the Class Holter Hardware CAPITAL MOTORS Inc: Mercury Lincoln SALES AND SERVICE Headquarters for Mobxl Products North Mam 'M' Phone Compliments S Iver Gasol HOME OIL 6. REFINING CO General Off1Ce Great Falls --0f..... , l 33 . . Q: ' ji of -. -- . Eg 1' H ' ' H 1 ' 1' 15 I IIIB szo A :I 175 gl ' J 4: O 4' I, 0 ii ' . it GRAND STREET FURNITURE CO 109 139 Grand St HELENA MONTANA P O BOX 1165 PHONE 3040 uahty Dependablllty Best Wishes to the Class of 46 Anderson Motors Chevrolet Authorized Sales and Service GUARANTEED USED CARS 443 Fuller Ave Phone 511 Wllllams Studio Dzstmctwe Portraits Qualzty Pzcture Frames 29 W 6th Ave Phone 1700 HELENA MONTANA EAST HELENA MARKET RUDOLPH CVAR Proprletor Summers Brake Servlce Brake Efflclency Headllght Servlce 426 N Maln PHONE 2728 HELENA MONT GOLDBERGS Lcxdles Ready to Wear FINE PUBS FRANK HRELLA East Helena The Square Deal Merchant PHONE 027 R 1 O ' 0 9 S . . . Q - ' , -,-.-.-.-,-,-.-.-,-,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.A.-.-.-.-,-.-.-.-.-.-:,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.A.-.A.-,-.-.-.-.-.-,-Juv.-.-,-,-.-,-.-.-.A.-.-.-,-,-,-,-.-.-. 'I :I ,, l u I 'I 'I 4 ,I I 'I O I 1 , wv-Anwvv.. . I . . . . I I 4 4, . . 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4, . . 'I . ,I , I :I ,I 'I 4, , , 'I :I I 'I 4, . . . . vvvvvvvvvv 4, --- 'I 4, - 4 4, . . 4, 4, , . 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I ' I I I ' ' I I I AMERICAN SMELTIN G all REF IN IN G CCMPAN Y EAST HELENA PLANT East Helena Montana BUYERS OF S ll ver Gold Concentrates Lead Ores RATES QUOTED ON REQUEST The PARRUT T lks for ltself 42 N Mcrm St Phone KNAPP SGIVICC Statlon General Car Repair Goodyear Tue 6. Batter Servlce HRELLA BROS EAST HELENA 40 Years of Servxce For Complete Mechamcal Repcur Work and Guaranteed Used Cars go to Burgan 26 Walker Anaconda Copper Mzmng Company Slag Treatlng Plant East Helena Montana lovelace Motor Supply Helena N Mam Montana I . 9 AvAfv-v'vAv'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'vAv-v-v'-Av'v'VS 1'-'v'v'vAv'v'Sfv'v'i'v'v-v 'v'v'v'-A-4-'v'v'v ' vAv-v'v'v-v v-v--,lr-v-,-v-. xfgfe,-,A,Av'v 4: 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 . - 4 1 . . f f ' ' ll - n l , vvvv- 1 :I - , 1 Y . . .I lOl 1' ' 1 1 I 1 '-'AYAVAV-vAv-v-v'vAvA-A-v Ev'v'v'vAv-v-vAv-v-v'v'v'v v'v-vEvAvAv'v'v'v'v-v-v-v'v-v'v'v'v-v'vAvAv'v'V'V Y'v'!NfN1'V'v'-'v'v'vAv'v'v'Nl'v'v'v'v'v- 'L . . 's 'r 'r 4 'p 'r r r r r . r 1s 4. - -'-'-'+A-'v'-'+A''v'v'-'-'v'-'-'-'v'v'-'-A-'-A-1 '- 'i'v'v'v'--'-'-'v'v-rvr -A-A-A-A---f---v-v-v-ve- rv-v--'A-'A--Av r 'r 'n . . 'n 'n 's 'n .fvvvvv-evv.. e 1, 1 n I I 4, ' 11 Compliments of First National Bank 25 Trust Company 4 mo 1 I or or Jm 1 CONGRATULATIGNS to the Class of 46 20 h Centur StUd10 30 W 6th AVE HELENA CREAMERY C0 Meadow Gold Dcnry Products PHONE 2400 FURNITURE f1 om Foot of Broadway at Mann St Best Washes ' Prescription Pharmacy AMERICAN Shoe Shop Next to Penneys 1: 'I In gl 'l O 1, I J Bla-lnln-1' lrele-ml U4-I sll lllSLllAilIl't' l,m'p. 1: 1 .xr'1'i1im.A.1 Wim 1 l'lrst Sauk bl 'li 1. 'I 'alum 4+ 1 r C I . v-v-v--A-Avovo-A--v-v-v-'A-'-A-'-'-'v'vAv'- 'v '-'-'-'- '- 'q A 'A ' '-'-'-'v'-'-'-'-'-'-'- WA- ' In .I . . . I C 1' . lu . 1: 4' ? 1+ qs b . . . 4 o 0 : in 4: , 'r Q--fv----:-A-A--2-v---v---2-----v-2---v---f---A------+-v-----ve-----2-A--v--v-v-f--A-A-2'-'-'-'Y'- 2 r 4 r 4 tr l Helena Office Palmquist Electric Co. I Exclusive Electric Stores HELENA GREAT FALI S Supply School Supplies Ideal Bakery Co JOE S PLACE Wholesale cmd Retcul 363 N Mam Phone The Best ln East Helena Congratulatlons to the Vzgzlante Staff FOR THEIR FINE ANNUAL We hue emoyed the oppmtumty gum Us to asslst ln lts productlon by tunmshmg, L halttones and we vush to th mk Mus Kuk patrlck and the staff f0l then co opel mon ASHTON ENGRXNIN1 ONIP NX S Heres to the Class of 46 DIAMONDS 419NMa1n Martin s Barber and Beauty Shop 135 N Mun ALLEN ELECTRIC Company The CORNER Cholce Steaks Noonday Lunches Southern Frled Chxcken 1 4 -N-No.,-w.,. 4' I I 4: J 4 :I r I f.-.-.A.-V-.-.-.-.-Y-.-J.-.-.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-Y-.-.-V-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-AN-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-C-,-.Av-.-.-,A.-.-.-,-.-.A.A.A.-.-.-.-.-,- , 4 'I 'r 7 'r 4, 4 'r 'r 4, . 1' 1' 1 1 , . I 11 . n If . 21 1: 4, 4. 4, 'v'-A-A-A-A-Av'-'vAvAvAvA-AvAv'.'-A-A-4iAv4vAv'vLAv'.-'Av-v-.A,'.',A.4v4.'v'-4.A.4.4vAv4vAv4.A.A.4-A.4--4.4.4.4-4-Av'-'YA-'vA.A.4.5A,AvAvA.4,A,'-A- r 4 4 r r r 1' - tr 4' Q lr If ' ' ,, 4 r 'r 'r 'r 'r 4 4 3 4 . . . 4, Z . . Y , 4 , L. 'I 4' . . l J ' . f th 1 4 4 ' L4 v r ' A 1 2 ' L 4 L 4 ' . - tr 4 ' I 1 I D 1 . 1 vm . A ' C 4 r r r 'r r r qv 1 1 Y ' 1 1 Y ' . I A gx 1 r r r r lp P.A.'i'!.'vA.4.A,4v'v'v'.A-A-A-'.AY4.A-AvA-'-A-Av'v'-A-A.'.'.A.A.'-4,A.',-,'.','.-v-.-v'.4.4.4v'.4-A.4.A.A,A.Av4vA-AvA.-,A,-.A.4.4.4.A.4.4.A.4.4.A,A r n r in I 4' 1 1 4 7 4' . . 4 4' ' 4: ' 9 n 4 r 4 r ' 1 ' ' . 4 . Q , I 1 . ..... A ........... AAA.. .......,.,.,... .,.... .... - - - ........................ 4 --------v-------v----------vv------------Y------------ ------ ---------- -fff- 4' 'r 4' 'n 1, ll n 4 1, 4l 1 A-1 All A-Y I P 1 4, 4+ 4 n r 4 4, . 4: In 4: 4 'r r 4 4, - - 4a 4 4a 4l LIVINGSTON S Shoe Store Capltal Laundry and S-I-ICKNEY S Cleamng C0mP3nY AUTo BODY sHoP Phone 13 or 26 633 Helena Ave Phone 2744 CCNGRATULATIONS to the Class of 46 from FLIGELMAN S Shop lege' 408 N Mam Phone 2766 CLAFUN Helena Glass 84 Paint C0 Furmture House Furmiure Rugs Lmoleum Glass Pemfs Wgllpgper Show Room and Office MITTOFS W SIXTH AVE TEL 4 3 W Lawrence Phone 3046 uahty Materlals Lumber and M111work Interstate Lumber Co. qu 1: 7 'n 'I il -NANAAAAAAAAAAAAAIV..-. .,..A...AANeA.AAA K-,-,-.-.-,-v-,.A...A .,-,-.-,-,-.-,-.-,-.-.-.-J.-.-.-.-,-,-, -,,,.,., -,-.- 'L . 4, 'I 1, 7 4 4: - 4' 3 1: tr 41 lx 1: , fu v'vAvAv'v'vAv'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'i v vAv'v'v'-'v'-Av'v'v'v'v'vA-'vA-Av'v'vAvAv'v'v'v'v Av'v'v'vAv'vA ''Y'V - VA'-'A'-v-'-'-'A'A'A'A'A'A'-'-' Y Y v.v.v.,.,,, .,.,.-.-.,.,.,.-.,.,.,.v.,.,,A,.,-,.,.Y.-.,-,-,-.-.-,-,-.-,-.-,-,-.A,-.-.-,-,-.-,-.-.-,-A-Ah-.-.-S-,-,-.-ev.AAAA,-A -WV. 4. . , 4: W1 Se S Q Offee X 'I ' 5' s J S P ' :Lk 4 In Yi. s?!:,f1' iw I , :I 4?Q5E3'GI'S M.- ,, I . 1' giiik-T5 - -2119 . 4g QQ!-' 4 .1 A,.v.,,- .-.-.,.,.,.v.,.-.-.-.,.,.,.5 ...,.-.,.,.,.v.-.-..-,-,-,A,A,-S-,-,-.-,-,-.-J-.AN-,-,A,-.-,Q -.A.-.-,N,.AA.-.-,-.-.A-. te.-,-.AA 'n In Q in 1' , . 41 ln . . 4' ' 4' I ' 1 1 , . 4 - 1' - 'C I 7 . . . I 7 Ir . 12 -'vAv'vAvAv59vAv'v'5'5'-A-51551514-A-59vAvAv'v-'v'-'vi'v'-A-'iv'-A-'v'v'v'-'-'-A-A-'I.AfkfN.4-4.'v4-2A.-,A-tlklkfkfkfsfxh Af' Al54N4xAlSlNr Q . . vvvvvvvvv-ov O wvvvwvv--vvv Congratulatlons and Good Luck to the Graduatlng Class of 1946 Monarch Lumber Co All Types of X ART PETERSON Bulldlflg' Mdt9I13IS T Mdndqer TOWER FOOD MART V7 Vx TOWER Fr OD MART 1220 'h A 2015 B1 Hxggms and Jimmy Easby CAIRD ENGINEERING WORKS Phone 169 HELENA MONTANA CONGRATULATIONS from Duncan Frurt Company Helena Montana Nash Flnch Company WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS MEET THE GANG EV S KNOX FLOWER SHOP PHONE 770 n YOUR buihday send your Moiher flowers' BUILD YOUR SUCCESS on d foundcrtlon of Llfe Insurance the edsxest cmd surest wdy of hcrvmg money when needed Western Life Insurance Co A T SCI-IULTZ Generd1Aqent Phone 472 . . I 1 a . n ' I I 'NARA 'SA A ffA-Af'f'fA-A-A-Av'-A-Af'-Af'-f'vAfAf'-A-'-Av'-A-Af'fAf'-A-A-'v'v'vA-'-'-A-A-A-A-I'-A-Av'-4.1'fAvAv'. '.A.A AAAAA in 'I tl tr r XV :I V2 4, ' L1 In 'I Ir tr 4a 'I i' 1' 11 4: ' 4 vvvvvvvvv A3 -. f b P h 0 n E I e v e n v e . XY e 4, In 4: I . . . 1 'L 'v'f A-'f'-'---A-f--'Y'---Av-v- Y---Y-L-L-L-L-,A.Av+.A.-.+,A,A.-.-.-:.-.-,-V-v-Y-Y-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-V-.-Y-.-.-v-Y-.-.Alv-,-vs. -.-.-,-.- . x 1 'I 0 'I 4k - tr . qu tl V jr 4x 1 45 4? I 4 I In 'I at r P 1: Y 4 - 4: O 4 r . n . I o I . . , ' LIN DE R-KIN D LUMBER COMPANY uallty Matenals for the Home Bullder NORTH MAIN at 13th AVENUE PHONE 518 Power Townsend Company Hardware Feeds HELENA MONTANA Eaton Turner Iewelry Waiches 6 N Mam St Phone 2429 W HELENA MONTANA Andy s O11 SELLING AGENT Shell Petroleum Products Fme Photographs E RLT UNION ANK BUILDING Helena The RIALTO Luncheonette Fountcnn Sportmg Goods 52 NORTH MAIN Rlchardson Drug Store East Helena SCHOOL SUPPLIES DRUG SUNDRIES As Close to You as Your Phone The Central Pharmacy JACK DeYOUNG PIODIIEIOI 1 431 N Mam Phone 808 Quahiy Fresh Frulis and Fresh Vegeiables 1 L .. ,- -- Q . . - 1 'I '1 1, 41 l 1 1: .Nov-.-.-.-,-,-,,...-.-.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,........t ...,-,-.AA-,,.-,-,.,.-.,.,.,.,.,.,,,.,,.,.,.,.,.,.-.-.,.,.-.-.,.Y.v.,.,.,.,.,.v., I 47 51 'I 1' '1 1' 11 P I l I: I :P '1 1' - 41 41 41 .1 MNMMNWWM 1' I1 1 41 1 P 1: 41 14 41 '1 1' 1 41 1.A.AA.A,vvvvvvvv..- 41 4' , 1' - 4, . . 1 1: 1 '1 1 1 1 A.-L-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.A.-.-,-.-Y-.-.-.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-Y-.-.-Y-.-.-.-:.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.AY-.-.-.-.-.-.-J.-.-.-.A,-,-,-.-.-L-,-,-,-,-, 1 9 0 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 C O l 1 1 1 4 ANVVVVWAAAANVVVW 1 P 1: 4 1 1' 1 I -vvs.-v-vA--Y----A---2---A-n-------A-----v-f.-.-.-.-.A,-,-,-.-.+.-.-.--,-,-,-,-,-,-Y-,Av-v-,--,-,-va-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-, I 4, I 4' , I 4: 41 1: 4 1: 'P 'P 1 14 . 44 I 4 K 1 4l n . 41 41 41 41 41 41 . 1: :I I as ' as 4 r- Y - 14 4, . SI. 44 , 14 , r'vAvAvAv'fAvAvAvAvA-AvAfAvA-A-AvAvAv'vAvA'A'A'AvA'-'A'A'--f'-'A'A'4'A'A'A'AYAvA'Av--'A-'A'AvAvAvAvA-'-Av'vAv'vA-AvA-AvA-A-4-4vAvAvAvAvA-AvAv4vAfA-' Comphments of the McGaff1ck Carter SCIVICC The MARIOW THEATRE The Place to Go' State Pubhshlng Company Prmters 0 Stahoners O Bmders HIGGINS CIGAR STORE 0pp Conrad Retz Funeral Home Funeral Dzrectors and Licensed Embalmers AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 704 315 E Slxth Ave HELENA J. The All Season Sports Store HELENA HARDWARE Busy Smce 1868 I WARD DRUG COMPANY SAVES YOU MONEY Mam 8a Broadway Phone 57 THE CASINO Frank Inpp I EAST HELENA 0 MARIS TEXACO STATION TEXACO GAS 64 OIL Mam 8: Nexll YAT SON Noodle P31101 NOODLES CHOP SUEY 4 . 4: 'I 'I 1 4, 1 4I ,I ,I ' I :I - - I 'I 'I .v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.,v.v.v.v.v,,,v.v.,v.v.'.'.,.v.v.,v.'.v.v.v.v.v.v. 4, 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1, ' cc as 4, I :I I -v.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-.-v-Y-.Av-.-v-.- . - . 4, 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 1 I - 'I :I 'I -,-,-,-.A,-.-,-,-,A,-,-,-,-,-,-,-.Q-,-,-.-,-,-,-.-.-,-,-v-,-,-.Q-,-O 4, 'I 'I 'I 7 :I I , ,, 1, . 1, I e 'I 'I 'I 'I 4I 'I I 'I . 1, ' LQ. if H II J 4: 'I If 'I 'I 4, - 'I 'I Alf 'I - A '- '-- v'v'v-'A'-v'v Av'v'v 'v '-'v -'-'-'A 'A' 'I 'I 1 I 'I :I I 'I ' I f-Av'v'-AvAv-v'vA-'v'v'vAv'v'v'v'v'v'v-v'v4v'v'v'v'v'v'v-vA 551'-'-Av' 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I . 4 I :I . I, . . A 'P Ig 57 -X 1, .-.-.-.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.A.-.-.-we-.-.-.AfvA.-.A.-.-.-.Af.-.-.-.Af I 4' I If I... . 4' ,,I 1, III III I 'I' 4' Y A 4I I 'T' T 4' ' . 1 'I . 4h 4, . 4 Helena Montana Prlncess Beauty Shop Cold Waves Our Specmlty LOUISE STEDTFELD FLOWERS fol ever 3 occaslon' SEEDS for evely garden need TREES and FRUITS for every landscape' The State Nursery 81 Seed Go PHONE 2670 The Newest Mens and Boys Wear Fzrst The Schroeder Bros Co REAL ESTATE cmd INSURANCE 26 W Sxxth Ave Helena Mont The Batch T31lOI1ng COMPANY Tc:11lor1r1q cmd Men S Furmshmqs Tru Value Shop VALUE PLUS QUALITY Coats and Suns resses Sportswear Lmgerxe 119 N MAIN ST GOODIE SHOP DELICIOUS CAKES AND PASTRIES rackman Stores Grocers m Helena smce 1910 N P DEPOT STORE Helena Ave UNION MARKET STORE Bih Ave at Jackson Pamtzng and Decoratmg Supplzes GIFTS IN LEATHER Helena Saddlery 81 Tent Co Thlstlewalte Shoe Co COSTUME IEWELRY Handbags Hosxery laGAY BEAUTY SERVICE 1' 'A'-'A'-'TA'E'A'A'A'E'A'-'-'A'-'-'-'-'-'Af'A'A'A'A'-'A'-'-'l'-'l'- '-'C'A'A'A 'E 'A'A 'A ' A 'E'A ' 2 I 1 1 ' ,I 1 1 41 . . . 1 ,I . , 1, , , , , 1 ,1 I . . . q ,I . . . 1 1 1 'I 'I ,, - . - 1, . . . 1 ' I 1 1 - 1 .,.,.,.'.,.,.,.v.,.i.'.v.,v.'.v.'.-.-.-.-.V,-A-.JQ,-A-,-,-Av.,-.-.-A-.-, I 11 11 1' 1' ,1 ,1 ,I U I 1 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' ,1 ,I 1 ,I T ' 1' I I 1 ,I 'I 1 1, ,-.-.-.A.-.-.-.-,A,A.A,-.-,-.-,...,.,.,.,-,-,-,-,-.-,-,....-v-,..-.-.A..,-,-.-,-.-.AA.-.-.-.-.A,-.-,-,-,-.-,-.-Y-.-,-.-,-.-,-,A,-,-,-v-,-,-,.,.,.V., 1 1' 1 ,1 1 ,1 I' 0 o gi 1' - 'I 1, 1n 1, 1' 9 1 'I ' ,1 1, . . 1 . 1' 'I 1 5 I A A----AAA-A----A-A-AAA-AA-AA A -AAAAA l :I t ' ' ' 'P i 1: I I 1' 3 '1 1' '1 1 1, '1 1, I' '1 1 1 '1 1: 1 .g . . , . . 1. ,1 e-,-.-Y-.-.-v-v-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-.-.-.-.-.A.A.-.-.-.A.-.-.-.-A,.-,-,Te-.-.,...-.,.,.-E.,-.,.Y.v.,.,.Y.v.,.'.,.,.-.,.v.,.,.v.Y.'.'.,.,.v., 'I 'I 1 'I 1' 'I 1' 'I 1' '1 ,1 1 ,, ' D 1: n ' ' .1 , . I' ' ' 'I I 1, l . 1 1, 1 fs-.-.-.-.-.-.-V-.-J-.A.-.-.-,-,-.-,-.A.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,N.- -.-.-.-.-.-.-.- I 1' I1 , 1 I 1' 'I I 1 1, ,I 1 ,I 1 1: 1 . 1 1 I 1 .1 1 'v'-'Y'-2'-'-'-'-'-'v'-'-'-'-A-A-A-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'v'-'v'v'-'-'-A-A-1'-'v'-'Y'-A-'Y'- Av '-A-A-'-1 A-Av'-'Y'- '-'-'f'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'- , . 'I 'I 1 1 0 Q ,F . . a 1' 1' 1' 1 4' 0 1, I 1 I . I 1' 1, 1' 1 I 1' 1 ,I 'I 1I O gl 1, 1----v-Av-fAv-A.-Y--A--.-f-f-.-.-.Av-.-.A.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.AY-V , I I+ 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1 ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I l 1' 1, ' 1 1 C'ompl1rnents BAJUKER.BAK1HTY TAN S TAN DARD ERVICE TATION For the Best ln Men Clothlng I nm s AND Bovs uormur. 26 N Mam Phone 934 n C 9 8 Just a Betier Place to Eat Helena GIFT and CHINA SHOP Do Not Read In an Annual you have the pleasure of readlng a lot of adverhsemenis Be sure to read all the ads In thus book except thls one' Pay no aitenhon to thxs one at all Parchen Drug Go Compllments WEISS CAFE QUALITY FOODS Smce l907 20 N Mam Phone 2550 1 The Bug Stove St r C J Bausch and Sons 45 S Main Phone 637 J SHEEHANS Helena Coca Cola Bottlmnq Company Montana Power Servlng Electrlclty an Natural Gas REYNOLDS DRUG, Inc 324 Fuller Phone 77 BOWDEN COOK AGENCY General Insurance GRANITE BLDG PHONE 766 5-'-A--1--vo-A--v-f--of--1-'Ava'vo-'v--ff--v-v-Y--v-v-2A-ve---v-v-Av-v-v--v-v--Av-ve-A-1-----v---v-v-v1A-'-'-av'-A I 4. . 5 'I I ' 1 ' 9 4: J 4: S ' 1 4: 4I I, of 4' ' I: 1: 4: 4: 'I :I 'I 'I I 'I I I 1 A A A - 4 A ..,...,... AAAAAAAAAAAA ......A A A A I ,I .............vv -... vVV..Vv - I 1 I 4 I I l I : 4, l . - , . It . I I :I I 1 'I 1' . ' 'I 'I 1 4 -A ..... - .........................- ---- - -A-A--,-A, ---- --- A...... ..... - -,------- I I ---v-vv---Y-v------------------------ - v -------v------- - ------ - - - - Y - - 4 4 4I 9 4: ' S 'I I r 4: 1 I . . . I 'I I: 1: 1: 1: 1 1 I :I I I I ' :I .. 4 - . 4I ' : I 'I :A-Ar:-A-A',:::: Av.. A-Av,-A:-,:', Lvl:-,::v,:'A-,'A',',-Av.: I . , 1 . 0 1 .I :I - I . :I :I , :I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I I I f 'I I 'I 4. f.-.-.-,-.-,-,,-,-,-,-.-.-.A.-.-.-.-,A.-.-,-.-.-.-,-,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,.,-,-,-,-,-,-,.v.-.-.-.,.,.,-,-,--...-.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,-,-,-,---,-,.: I 4: u - n I ' 'I 0 e I 4 I 4: I 4 I of 1' I 0 I 4I 'I 4I 'I 4' 'I II 'I ' :I 4: . ' I 1: I 4I,,,,aa,,,,AA,,,A,-,- ,,A..,,,, ------- I 4, I vvvvvvvvvvo-vvvvvxwv I f , v-ANvvvNA,vvvvvv-AA,-V I WMNWMAAAAM 1 . 1 4 I 4: 'I . 4: ' 'I . 'I 11 4 ,vt.v.-.-.-.Y.v.v.'.'.v.-.-.i.-.'.'.-2.,-.-.-.-.-.i.i.-.-.i.'.'.-.-A--,-,--,-,-,A,-.-,-Y-,Av-.-.+.-,-.-.-:.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.1-.-V-. 4 I I 4 4 I I 4 4 I I 0 I 4 4I 'I 4: . 4I 'I 4: :I 4, 'I I 4: 4 'IAAA-----A--A-A-AAA-AAA---A---AA-AA-A :I 4: I 5 4: I 4: I . . . :I .I I 4I I I d , 4 :I 'I I 4, I 4: 4I :I . . MAIN NEWS and CONFECTIONARY Tobacco Candy School Supphes Compllments of Al Johnson Contractor Stebbrns Smrth Motors Home of Dodge and Plymouth Cars and Dodge Trucks 534 N Ma1n Street PEARL STRINGING AGATE JEWELRY A J Harstad 405 North Mam St Helena Typewriter Co Get your statlonery here also your school supphes' Arnold s Service Statron Phone Montana Ave o HOME CREAMERY 210 N Rodney Phone 24 6 The Quality Grocery Fresh Fruxts 8: Vegetables FREE DELIVERY Phone 2640 101 N Rodney St DICK S 212 North Phone Rodney MONTANA ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION CO Ray Dyant Cleaners Excluslve Users of Ray D Ant SIZE for Beauty and Lustre Free DCIIVGIY Phone Good Luck to the Graduaimg Class of 46 Associated Darrles Phone 857 for good mus1c and o s of fun come to e SHANTY Open Every Saturday 10 to 2 8 MILES NORTH OF HELENA Starz Pharmacy The Rexall Store 'I 1, - 4 s . - . yr 41 41 v '.'.'.v.'.v.'.v.'.v.',v,v,v,v,v.:'.'.v,v,:v,v.:'.',v,v,v,v.v.'.v.'.vTv.v.'.'.'.'.Y,vt.v,v,v.v.v.v.v,v.v.v.'.v.'.-,v.v,v.v,v.v.v.'.:v,v.'.'. o n 1' 11 - tl 41 tl 41 4 o Q - - .-.-v-v-.1-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,A.-.A.A.-.-.-,-.-:fe-.-.-.-.A.-.-.-.-.-T-.-.-.-.-v-ve.-.-.-.A.-.A.-.-.-.-v-v-.-v-v-f.-.-.-v-verve.-.A.A.-.-.-. 'I ' 4, u 0 'I 0 il ln c 1 - , 1 C ' 1. 208 ' . r 1 1: - 1 . . :I 1 . 1 6 C 1 tb 'I . - - Ir 1' . 1+ ,r -,,,--,,-v,-,---,-,,v-vv-.-v-v-,-.-v-.-v---i.A.A,,--v-v,-v----- ------- v-----v,.-.-.-.-.-. Y r lr lr 'I lr In 6 4 tr . QI - 1: 1, - 1 I 1, . . . In sc - - ' 9 9 1: ' ' ' :I 'I 1 'P 1 4 'I 'I 'r 1, r . lg . . . ' 'r lr lr l t ' th I II l l l l 'I In 1? 0 f 47 1 f f 7 if ,J yjjgff KW f f W W fffjlfwfy K I 'W I X . J. 1 -4., E J ,f .J4 I v, V2 'T .P -W , f 1- 4 , 2- : di, 11 C 'H 'iw 'U A: Il' MP' W. . . , g V 3 -I -n M. , Md , -- f V X 1,121 , I if, V, ,N if LJ' -L M w,,,q3 1 .C 5 L N LV' ' , c' li ' . V ,- i Ml, 1 if 1' J, jf , r ' L' 1+ xr P+, I 4 J --f a M 1, I , f , ,J I N R V V V 7 C ,F 1 ' X A 5 Aw , , . r 1' 5 7 W I - if, Q. YV -W f 1 f I ..1,,,A,g .f , fa ff' ,A , I, w A c- -ef'- W K, .Af .1--1 I f 7--1: --. , 1 11: ,..' . f H .. - 'F' ' ' J'. -H11-Q'-T-f ': v. ' L..-. ' 'f'T 3 f-A .f. ,' H2 ,i:'fz.19 MZ 'lux ,- T, ,Q-xx.. Cf-rr-'T '.f -f-amd., Irv: A A 4 45 1' 1' Q
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
