Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1948 volume:

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FNIEYDEDICATE THIS BooK XY 5 N Uoibe spirit oi Helena Hiab Q5 dygtyifsbiriioifrieridimessandco NA o eration oi bard work arid per FN yeeveranoe, of iriiiiaiive arid in- 4 X aenuiiy which makes our school so fine--that spirit which aives us the will io do everyibina we ai- iembi in the besi possible way, and which now brinas you ihis yearbook. 3511 fiilemoriam EVA LCIREAU Shadows cmd Wmds that sp111 Dew cmd the tune of the wh1pporW11l And the Wh1te moon These be the Watchers st11l Over her stone In apprec1at1on of her exceptlonal contrxbutxon to the cause of educatlon and ln recogmtlon of the long and praxseworthy servlce she gave to Helena High school we dedlcate thxs page to Mlss Eva LaReau Graduatmg from Helena Hxgh school ln 1900 Mlss LaReau returned xn 1909 as a teacher spendmg her lxtetlme ln the servlce of her alma mater Her students owe much to her unswervmg fxdellty to the hlghest standards of protlcxency ln her subyect and to her constant ennchment of her courses through extensive travels ln Europe Asla and South Amenca. 11 . . 1 1 4 1: 1 Q - 1 1 ROBERT RAFTERY ' X PAT' PRENUENT ,YW vm LFR ' 'ft V? r 1 fl , vi 1 x : l ' - r . f W r I. Lv ' fl w 5fLLC!ElZf Boch Umcszi These officers dre elected dt the end ot their junior year by the entire stu- dent body on the bdsis of their leddership and cdpdbility for hoidinq these pQSitiens. 1 . lt! I, I -. - f, f nfl. I P ' L, I . I, ' s . 4 A' , -Y 1 1, ' , , . . x ' in N 4 11, Id l V . JOYCE cARsTENsEN Jo ANN Juno f TREASURER SECRETARY A' I zfx' I A A 4 k 4 ' .anim .f',..E..' 1 1 1 t Qtlsarz fl Iyifluzfa SHIRLEY WILLIAMS The drearn ot probably every girl in Helena High is to becorne Queen Vigilante. To sweet and lovely Shirley Williams this dream becarne a reality last tall when the student body elected her to reign over Helena High tor one year. We are happy to have her loveliness grace this page. si. V Contents Administration Seniors Classes Activities Music and Drama Athletics Advertising X 1-,, 'fl '134- ,2 HQ? M917 F ICE 'UL 0 'Vf 1 f xo yy 5. X M ' ,nu ls SVN! Q 5 1 C R A ' e.X,'C.0 dministration 11 1 : ' 1 ' .X 10 . Q. ff , I lx lk X XO 9 5 :gif r- vk-ff K 6 5 5.- . . 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FELLBAUM Entering high school the some year as the senior class, hut as principal, Mr. Pellhaum got the jump on us hy graduating a year ahead, into the superin- tendency of the city schools. As superintendent, he managed the school sys- teni with the same sureness and efficiency that he had shown in Helena High. PRINCIPAL C. M. OGREN New to the high school this year, Mr. Ogren won the friendship of teachers and students alike through his pleasing personality and sincerity. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL A. G. ERICKSON Carried out his many duties in an efficient and pleasant manner, winning the respect of the entire student body. issued yellow, blue, and white permits with impartial hand. MISS PLANTING Mr. Oqrens and Mr. Ericlcsonls riaht hand man, Miss Planting prepared the daily bulletin and per- torrned her many duties well. Always srnilinq and ready to please, rnade her wellfliked by everyone. cv THE ADMINISTRATION STAFF 1 ,- .- - 1 , Xliz Ile-lllmum. Mr, M--I,i'i4le. Mrs. Slugger. .xllss 411111-l', Ali: lofwe. Mrs, l.tJlll12lI'I. THE OFFICE STAFF Composed of high school girls who help Miss Planting and Mr. Erickson during their study periods. collect attendance slips. do odd jobs around the office LEFT TO RIGHT-I5:1i'lfzu'u Hell, Stull AItl',2t'IlIll2llt'l'. I':2Ll'l!1lI'2i Slime, Augustzi Imhlhuiiseii Iistliei' Isaak, Shirley Nelson. Miss l'l2l!lIlIl3.i', Lois XY'lll'lL'll, Ali: l':l'l liSUll. xx -15. l Marry Frfrnces Kip 7 32515 ..f 'Zi I3 History Iln- lrtll uf tliv Iitvimlll lqriillliw- Scrrnuel Coppious History ond Driving l'r'lx.- --:uw-liillv Dorothy M. Giese History Wlifftuiipglit nt rhi-lmltlt-H1'liimlu-1'Ililli' Clicrrles R. Mcrttill XX'.-.Ili1-y,.tipl.- Henry Fiske Tote W. Peek George H. Leger l'l'1IIIw w--'ll Eweorqe Morkin ll rims tli., s-rvlill Sociol Science Science ' ' 'Ill'-:1ll'l4irl'uY XX Iiirt s llxw- litiml-litx' lit X lm:-lvl' I-,ll-i-limits, pint-iris 'vlfillcrriiette Morse 124-t ivlll it Alvnilcl Morrtinson Your li.-i Roberto Decew Xlixx' is Ili.-I lecrnne l,. Vines illl nillvli . Ill-lIll'llllY Social Science lit-lull -ll x iwxx. Bioloqy Lt, zirrnmllvrl. Science Cornniercicrl mike. 4- lpls Commercial 'Its must lmlsu ii.-ll. irml fur' :ill Cornrnerciol guml numi- Horrie Economics lln- lif-mv is wlio-iw tli.- lt--'url I 576, C1435 . 5, 7 I d.NLL'Z .SMC Ziii Chester E. Cclerrtari Auto lvieiziaiii' 'rx .-ili.tul ilu' lit--I-it Giles Russell Principal ot Aeronautics arid Related Trades 'I'l14-in-' t iw-:nt t'iiI1li.-il..x1gtlttm A george l. Larson l-Nils, Him liiii.-s,l Ur-I vv1l.laIR A. Korizek, lr. Slllillllr-1hl'Hl Earl Earilarid S. .X S. Estlier Wiqer 'l'h1-slim--I'tl1i-siliizii'-'s Margie Ariri Crawford Silvrii 4- l- unlfl W. W. Walil X X XX Francis G. Sprinkle Vllv-i'lxlliNIlI1'l Lloyd Skor Macliirie Sho? ntiuws. Aircraft Eriqiries lviatizeriiatics lvlatlieiriatics 4rI'llln'lm-:.1S- Library l'll. Matlriematics lmdustrial Art arid Athletics Atliletics Nlilll'1'IlIIl plzuiii in I'-ulunk, iwxx I f' Rosemary lemriarit 4 ' Physical Educaticri N X I ,- J , 4 l1ll!yI'l'I',-X lbilis. f J fi!! , Mftfycfff sf Bernard lvlcgiriley Physical Eaucatiori and Athletics 1- '1 w'-1 - '4 'Q fm 7 iq' Xl ff ,?f, X If 4-X ' ff 72, of x f gX Q W' W X, lim sm! QQ! -' r S If if I kb' W?-'i9'w. f z 0 Kf ff Q 9 ffl' , 1 0 ' 1 fl 7 Ya! ff 1 49, 99 I ff W W' fl N44 1 I VW' If ,f 1' V514' :ff ffl 1 I' ! at X M f lllll, X X ffmgurm-Q I I rl? 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V, k li , X ,rA.2,,qjw .lk X f-- if 9 L . ,A , 1 ' H V 'Saga X il - :fx--is rv ,. M .1 , u. f, iffy! ' ,n ' - lf I , ,Nfl v , ' 7, A1 I gf, if -' 'f 'Q vm U' V ,f B '55 '15 'fir - Q ' . ff, .,!, 3 5 ' ' Z' 41-r' f . -X 2 41 W1 ' Erxx ' ' Q f 321 'gf 'ex X ' 1 rf' X-.Xf ' ' 'V X I, ff f 'lf . 'N V. ' ' . '5' - .4 J 4 f- T, ,K ' 1 .J Q' 5 ' 125x115 fr K f ff - ' i' Inq..-an PRESIDENT, ED DUNN VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY CHARLES GROSSMAN JERRY TAYLOR TREASURER REPRESENTATIVE HAROLD WINFIELD RICHARD JOHNSON U55 iggfy .mio u . . . Entered school in '44 meek as lambs, soon became accustomed to being bossed and bullied, were lucky in having Miss Wiger and Mr. Fahland as sponsors, elected Sam Murphy president, sponsored a Frosh jitterbug hop, which filled the treasury, as sophs led by lohn Mcl-lugh, by then had learned from those above us, had a large participation in the Vigilante parade, which was held for the first time since the war, had many outstanding students, were well represented in all departments, rejoiced over peace while prexy Ioe Martello laid plans for the biggest and best Prom seen since they had started having lunior Proms, a lively Sen- ior year Was predicted, which came true, first with a rip-roaring Senior Barn Dance, which was one of the duties of Ed Dunn, president and later on into picnics, and a Senior banquet, but we proved we could be serious when it came to graduation and baccalaureate. Look- ing forward to the future where we will be the leaders and followers. CAROLYN JEAN ADAMS I'IlIIIl1II'ill1rIIIu' lg l.:it1n1liilfjglmfll.-V Stuff 22 IIi-Iliw' Vuiliii-il l, 2: Hirlf' Ili-3 l, 2: N-zitllv, XXzi:Qliiiiut.-ii ..L 1' X X I A I iiirI 4' I.. .. . . ... H -. ROYCE DARRELL ARMSTRONG llziflii- Vliilf lg 'l'li+-wliizuw I1 Alun.- lrii-rsillliw I1 .X--riviiziiitiiis 3:1 Small 1'-'mx' I: Yiuiluiilv- l':ni'ml.A Il. lg lm' -i1i-r:ilix-- I'zirI Timm' 41 Nzrll. Hiiaiiwl 4. WALLACE EDWARD BOONE Yiuilgiiiiv I':ii':ulI- ll: .Xf-iwlii:i1ili:-5 ZZ. I. CONSTANCE RUTH ADAMS I'liiIlizii'ii1fiiiiI- I: 4l..X..X. Z': .Xiilv11i'1i. 1':ilit'f:1'iii:i l, 2. IE. ALVINA BESSIE BAUMBAUER l,ilir:ii'y Vliili Zi, 4: I,ilur:iry Stuff' Il: Girls' III-Y ZS, I1 IU.-4iwi':iIix'v I'z1rl 'I'i1m- I: Yigilziiiln- I'2lI'illI1' 22 Slliilviil Vvvxim-il 21 l42lft'lt'l'Iil ZZ: 42..X,.X. 2. ELIZABETH EMMA RITA BOOTH I m'oiisii- I.t'ilf2,Ilt' I, 2, II. -I: llirlf' ll-Vluli Il, 1: Girls' Ili-Y 2.21. I: ltziflii. Vliili l, 2: Iiziml l, 2. fi, I: l'l:iys Il, 4: 'I'lie-siiinns 4: Yigiluiitn- I'nr:ul+- 2, Il, I: XYinm-r Stull- I.i-gimi cu-zxlfwx' I, CLARE BENTEN ALM Yigilziiilr- Stuff 2. Il, l'u-:qu-i':lIiN'v Puri Timw I: .Xrmwl lfiviw-vs l, 2: Ssilmiii lligli Si-lwill, lmillzinml, ihlwgmill. ANNEMARIE BEATTY Girls' ll-l'luII Il, I1 llmliil- Sm-ivly :Q I1 Quill :xml Sm-ull Il, 4: Niiggi-t liflitflr I: Il-T-TT fi. -11 FI:ig'Iwi1'IeIi's -5, 4: 4...X.A. 2. II, il: Yigilziiita Qiwvri IIZIYNIIIIZIIQ' 4: Ifvvrest Ili-nvu High Sm-limil. lfin-I-sl tlimvv, lhwgnii 1. WILBUR WAKEFIELD BRACKEN 'I'r:u'k l, 2. 4: Iiilrzxliiurail .Xllilf-time I, 2, SI. 41 Fnmtlvzlll IS: Yig'iI:i1ilv I':u':lrIv 2, Il: .luiiirir I,I'1lIIl ZZ. ESTHER EDEAN ANDERSON 4I..X,.X. l, 2, Il, -lg Girls' II-I'IlIIr 2, 22, I: I.:nli1i I'Il1Iu -2, fl, 41 Quill ziml S1-will 31, 4: 31-I-TT: Yipgilziiite- Stuff II. 4: Niigf gvt Stzifl' Ii, 4: Yigilziiite- IIEIITIIIQ' 2, 33, I, LOUISE MARIE BELKNAP Iwlaoii Iligli hi-limil l. 2. Il: Nzitimizil Ilmrllirl' Slwivly' 4. JACK GARY BRECKENRIDGE I4'1,1'misi4' l,v:igm- l: 'I'rm-la 1, 2. I'ilIII1Zll'IIlflllIt' 2: Vig'iIziriIv I,2il'iIfIl' IS IIITVZIIIILIITII Atliletlf-s 2: IlvAlw!ziy 2. I. ELIZABETH MAY ANDERSON ll..X..X. I. 2, -E1 Illilvt' Stuff 15: Ulwr- vllzi I, 2: I'hIIhill'll1UIlII' I, 2: Klzijniw-ttes I: Hi-llive tmiiiiwil 2. :ll Vigilziiitv I':i- raiilr- Sl. 4: Vaitlic-1I1'aI High SI-lil-lil, Ilvlmizi, l. 2. DONALD RAE BERG 2Z'T-TT 2. ZZ. 4: Ilwyw' II-l'I1iI: 2, Zi. I: IIul1uI'Sin'le-ly 25, 43 Quill :xml Swi-ull Il, I: Iifvtzlry I2If1ll'esel1t:i'Iive- 41 Lzitiii l'Ii1li 2 32, 4: l'liiIh:ii'mmi1i4 2, 33. 4: Ilrlys' Slillv ll+-pi'vseiiIzitiv+- 4. CATO KAY BUTLER Ilaulifv 4: Nvw All-xii-Il Alililziry' Iiisli- IIIIA' I. JOANNE FRANCES ANGSTMAN 22-T-TT 15, 4: Girls' ll-Vluli 2, Il, 4: Iliiiiv-i' Sm-ivty ZZ. 1: im-l1efli':i 1.2. il. 4: I'lIl1'.KIllQ'l'lI'2Ill Imuglif' 2. 22: lI..X..X. l, 2, 'Z. I3 .IIIIIIHV I'rmii IZ: Yi::il:liiu- lm- lzirlm- 2. JOSEPHINE DELORES BONNER Sliirle-iii Vuiiiiwil 2, II: I Izig'tWii'I:-is Il, I1 I Ui'mlsic- I.:-ziailv I, 2, II. 4: Ilirlsi II- l'll1Il I. 4I..X .X. I, 2, I3 I: Swiiivlr Iluili Illini-.A lg I':i1i-.limwif-:iii l.I-aiuliv l. 21 Yiuilailih- I':i1:l.l.- 2, 55, l. BILLIE JEAN CARBIS IIIri11l1'Sw-if-ly I: llaiml l. 2. 35. lg Hr- 'Ilt'rII'2I il, 4: I,:i1iri Vluli l. 2, ZZ. I: 4.llIs ll-4 l11li2, ,., 4, 1...X..X. l, 2. .,. I. SIIHIVIII I'1fIIIl4II 2,511 YILIIIIIIIIO' l':ir:uil., 2, I. ,law av- -61' I wa' T 1 I n '..? . Q. ., . . -L .wk IF' ' ll -61' 'I 1-0 JACK GEORGE CARPENTER VI1I.w'IIf 1,1 DOUGLAS WILLIAM CRUTCHER IJIIIII :IIIII SI-1-4-II I: Iizulnl I. I In'-'III-wIl':u 21, I: Nuggvt Stuff Ig III I :Vu III VIIIII SZ, I1 SIIIIIIAIII Imull II I XILZIIIIIIII' I':uI:I1II- 2, II. I1 IIIII.Ix1I1I II .XIIIIIIIIVS I. GEORGE EDWARD DUFFY I'4..IIln'I':IIIXv- I':II'I 'I'1mI- I. JOYCE ANN CARSTENSEN I2iI'Is' II-I'Il1II 2. II, I. Il-T-TT I1 I2..X..X. I. 2. II, I. IIHII-II' SHVIIIX I X'i,u1I1I1III- I':I1':I1II- 2, Zi. I. YIQQIIIIII Stuff I: XIIQQI-I SILIIII 21, I. I'IxI'IIIlIx !5II:II'1I I. LOREN WILLIAM CUNLIFFE I':IxI-.Xlm-I'i::II1 I.:-:I::IrI- I1 Yi IIIIII I':lI':uII- I. .X-Ilwmzlllln-x ZZ. I. JAMES WILLIAM DUFFY XIgII1uI1I-- I'zII':uIlI- Z. 31, I. IlnII.ImllI II .Xllllwli--5 I. 2. ZZ. MARCELLA MAE CHEZICK II-IIIIII Snwio-I5 I. XI:IjIII'nfII I 'I..X..X. II, I. IIIVIS' III-Y II. I. III Il II IIi:4II S--IIIIII I. 2. DORIS ARLENE DARFLER IIIVIXV II-I'IIIII Z, II, I, II .X A, I . I, .I ., . ., .. .I .. .-. -I. . I vs . .M -I I.IIlI1II IHI I1 II: IXII IIIII I 11:41 I III III Y I I .n.II-mls . .IIIIIIUI IIHIII .I. MYRTLE LOUISE DUNCAN it-T-TT Zi, Ig I'I1iIIm1'mfmII- II. I II, vm-ll:I IZ, I1 YIg'iI:1IIIo- I':Ix':uIn- 251 III-Y 2. il. I. CALVIN LEWIS COTY I'IIiIII:II'm-Iniw I. Z. ZZ, I2 I'IIlvII1 I JI. I. BERNICE GERTRUDE DOBLER I'I1iIII:Il'm--IIII' I, Z, Il, I. EDWARD FRANKLIN DUNN Illllzury' I: Vlzlas III'I'im-rs I. I.I I IIIIII 1,21 'I'I':Iv'I4 I1 Yigllzulutl- I'4uI'II T11 IIIII.lIIIlII'iII .XIIIII-til-A I. Z. I: Stu III-III I'n:lIIII'II 233 Iwy! III-Y I. CHARLES HENRY CRAMER I'4'XK'I'I' IIILII SI-Iw-II 2. .Xvl'Iv1IIz1II ll. I. Xxo'I4IIIlL I. SHARON CHIOE DOTSON I'IzI3'f I: 'I'lu-spinlls I1 Smit IIiyII SI-Inml, Milllu-znywliw, .XIIIIIII In I. I. Ii. JOHN EDGAR EHLERS llwys' II-I.IIIIr I, I4'm.III.uII IZ, I XI II:11Il-- I':uI':IIIv 3, II, I: Vlzuxx 4II'I'if I .XI-1'-m.II1IiI-A Il: 'I'III-fpigurxx I ROBERT LEE CRAWFORD I..I4Ix-I I IIIII I, SIX IIIII. I. XILIIIII 1 I':Iy':IIII- 3. 21. I. .Xml-n.II1Ii--5 :mural .XIIIII-III-A I, Z. III-59 III- ROY EDWARD DRESCHER YI QIIIII :IIIII S-'xwlll I. Xml:--I QIIII I . . .,. V. SI:u:I- I II-xx ,. Ilnwrpmlwf I. XILIIIIII I 1I II 4' I' If I IISI' II'-I--II I ..I1,,,,, . 114.1 ,.L HELEN LOUISE ENGEL VX X I ' I II X I XIHIII I I I.IIf. ,:. I. 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Swim-1 II.I1'1IImIII-- I JAMES MICHAEL HARTNETT X'i:II:InIf- I'.Ix'1III.- 2, 21, I. IlfIyf'III-Y J. Il:lXIXvIIr.III IZ 1'.eIIIv-4Il':II VIJIFS III,- fmw-I I: III-Imv 1'--rm-II 2: 1'.I1I..-IIIJII lII::Il S-'Im--I, II'-I-lm, I 1 T 3-. A is V, 1 512 'Cf' 4 ff ,, 'f I 3 , ,V WY: m f 3556222 395 ifw an-f' I 5, gun W f. Y I, ,, 1, 'B PHYLLIS ANN HAYS 4l..X,.X. 2, Il, 4: lfzlml 2, II, I1 Yip Illllllv I':1i':lmI1- 2, Il, Ig NVIIIUI' I!:1i'li Imiu-v I. ESTHER EDNA ISAAK Ilmliff 4'IllII I2 I,iIn':11'y SIJIIQIA SZ, I: llt'I'i1w- Stuff I: IIlN'l'Q'IIll I: Yigilzinle- I':1x'zulv Ii, I: I'IlI't'It'I'I1l II, I: Zzlp Iliggli S4-Iiwil. Zxlli, Nwrlli Irzuluvtu, I, 2. JO ANN JUDD I'IX1'4'lllIXI' Ilmniwl I: Sllltlvlll Vnlliu-il 2, ZZ, lg llirls' II-1'I11I+ 2, 22, Ig 4l,.X.,X. I, 2, Ll, 13 l'I1ilIi:1i'mllni-- I. 2, ii, I: up'-iw-11:1 2, IL: YigiI:1iih- I':ui':11ln- 2, ZZ, I. MARY RITA HAZELTON I ,II..X. I, 2, ZS, 4: H..-X..X I: Yigilzmll- lmrgull- Ig 1'li-vpn-I':ulix'v 22: Girl! Ili-Y I, 2, II, I. JOSEPH LLOYD JENSON Ihvys' II-t'IuI+ 4: NlIfJ,',2k'I Stull' I1 l'iiw-lilulirnm NI2lIl2l1.Z't'I' 4: .xI1lIliIf.lil'I' Ifmwl- Ivzlll :Hill IIQLSIU-IIr:lII Il, -I: Alwviw HI'- k'I'2llllI'5 2, Zi, 43 Vigilzuili- I':1i':1ll1- II, I: XAIY3' 2, 212 Ilunui' Snwiuly 4. CHARLES HERBERT JUSTICE Ilwys' II-4'l11Ir 33, 4: IIIIII-.XIIIQ'I'I4'ilIl Imzmgilv ZZ, 43 I-'ewviisiv Imziglu- 4: II'I'Ill'Ii I. 2, IS, 4: I'l1iIlmx'11w1iin- 1, 2. II, 4: Slu- riviil l'u1111l'il I, 2. 4: xvlgllillltv I'z11':lfIl- ZZ, fl: Ihnys' Slilll' 4: 'I'I1wspi:1i1s 4. RUTH EMILY HICKAM Yigilziiilz- I'1II'2lIIk' 2. I1 Girls' IIi-Y 2, il. fl: I .II..X. 2. Zi, I: I':1I1f.-Mile-l'il'1xii I.wn,u'1u- 4. JACK HAROLD JESTER ,I I3l'4'IISIt' Imzlgile 2, 3, 4: Iilmwi' S0- vicly 4: Tlivspiulis 11. 4: Plays l, 2, li, 4: Hlwwttzl il, 4: Allwiv Hpei':xLn1's 2. -- , - , V ., I: IlXlII'l2lI'l1lIlIl4' .., 4: Ii1I1':1mu1':el .Xlliivlivs 2, STEPHEN F, KEIM 4 Buys II-Vluli 4: Ilaskvtlmll I: Ifuul- Imll 4: Ilzirlif- l'IuIr 4: Nzxtimml lhlzxiwl lg lm-mmm-x'z1tix'e I'zi1't Time 4: Vu- Ilie-4li':iI High Swluml, IIUIVIIJI. I. 2. ALICE LORRAIN HORN II..X,.X. I, 2, fi, 'IZ I42IlII1l'IllIl I, 2, SI. I: IIZIIIII 25. ,IZ .Xlzijwn-Ill-:4 II, I: Yigilzxllll- I'JlI'ZllI+' 2, 12, I: llil'I:4' IIIvY 2, II, I1 1 , .v I I' III PIINII' I,n-zlgzllv L. BARBARA JEAN JOHNSON Iwnulihlr' IA-zlgllv I, f.,.X..X. l, 2, 3, lg Girls' II-4'I11Iv2, II, I: I'ivsirIa-lil I: I':eiz- .XlIIQ'I'I4'JlIl 4'IuIm I. 2: 1lI'I'im- Stuff I, 2. ZZ. 43 Nuuaqe-I Stuff C21 Slmlmul mmuiuil-II I: X ILIIIIIIII1' I'1lI'1llI1' 2, SI, I. JANET MARIE KERCHER Girls' II-l'IllIr 2, II, I, ILA-X..X. I, 2. Ji, 1: Quill :null Sm-ull 51 4,1 Nugpzl-I Stuff TZ, I: I'IiiIl1:l1'i11r1l1iw' 2, IZ: Hin-rf v-Itzl 2,721 N'I,L1II2IIIIt' I'zi1':llIn- 2 Il, I. ETHEL MARGARET HUGHES I,lIbI'2lI'j' Stuff 123 IIlIIl'ilI'j' 4'IllIw IL, I: X'ig.:iI:1iitl- I'uI':uIv 2, ZZ, 4. HERBERT NORAL JOHNSON I.f1Iii1 l'luIv 2, Il. 4: Ilznskl-1ImII2, Il, 1: Slllllvlll Vlllllivil I, 23 Iiuys' Stzilv I' 'I'Iws1vi1n1s 4. ROBERT GEORGE KOKORUDA Ili-Irivv Vnlilm-il 2, II: Yipillillllr I':1f Vzlrle- 11, I. JERRY JAMES HUNTER Ski Vluh I: I'I1IIIlllI'lllUIlIt' l, 2, ii I11li':mil1i':ll Atlilvtil-s I, 2, Ii: Iflwtlmll I. 2: Nuugf-I Stuff JI: I'l:1ys 2. Il RICHARD ARTHUR JOHNSON Ifmfllnlll 4: II-Vllilr 4: Iflxwwliixl- I.:-.ull 4, X ISIIZIIIIH' NIEIIIEIHQAI' 4: Iiznslwb Imll 4, CLINTON FRED KREIMAN .Yi2iI:ui1lv I':-l1':ule- 2, ZZ. I: Nuiiliiizll CATHERINE THERESA KUNC 11.1111 1.2.3 I'1-11-11111 I,11.1:411.- ::. 5111 11-1111 1'111111111SL. X'1:11.11111- I':11'.111.- IZ, 1. 111119 II1?1' 1. 11. I. Ili: S:11111x 1111111 51111111 I PAUL MARTIN LEHMAN 1 11I'1-11xi- 1.1-:1:11--.1. 1. 1':111-.X1111-111-1111 11111111-1.!:1g1111.,111IS11'11111:X11::--1 51.111 1. 13.1x.111-NA 51:111:1:--1' 1: 'I'1':1--I4 1. X'1:11.11111f 1'.11'111I1- I. 21. 1. .I1111i1-1 1111111 11, GEORGE ARTHUR MAGNUSON 121119 II.1'11111 1.1g11I11:11111 511-1111 I. X1l::--1 S1:1!'I' I. I 1111111z11I 2. IZ. I1 'I'1':1111 I. Z. II. 1. 11111.1:11111'.1I .X1I1I1-1115 2. -Z: X'iu1I:11.11- I'111.111. 3. 21. 13 I':111-.X1111-1'1- 1.111 1.1-.1:11.- 21. M ELIZABETH KUEHN 13.11111 I311..X..X il. I'1:15'w 211 12i1IS' 111- Y I1.N111:111. I'1:111. 1.2.12 'l'111-w11i:111s 1. WILLARD PRESTON LEVENGOOD 15.1411-1111111 I.'1'1':11'14 13 Yi:11.1I1111 I':1- 1:11I1- I. 1I11111'111:11S1I11111I1.3.3. JAMES MANESS 12111-.X1111-1'i--1111 1,1'11Q.llI1'1.f1YIg1111lI11' 1':11'11111- Z. 31. 11 1'11f1111111'.111x'11 1':11'I '1'i1111- I1 ,X111'111:1111i1-f IZ, JAMES LAWPENCE LAMBERT 1111! II-1'1ll11 2. II. I1 11-T-TT 11. 11 12111111 i. 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JOSEPHIE ANN MATTICE 1.:11i11 1'1111- 1. 21 1I1111111'S111-imp' Il. 1: X'ig11:11111- 1':11':11I11!,31. 1: X:11i1111:11 I-11 1'1-11:11-sf I1-11-::111- 111 1'11i1-11,211 1. KENNETH MARK LARSON X'1:i1:11111- 1'111.I111'1J. 31. 11 .X111'1-11111111--A I. MARGARET JANE MACDONALD 1ii1'19 II-1'11111 2. Zi. 1: 1'111111z11'111-11111 Z. 23. 1. I1'1:1u11x'i1'1f11'f ZZ. 1: 1211111 111111 S--1'1111 1L11..X ,X. 1. Z, 51. 11 1':111-.X111111i- 1-:111 1,1-.1i.1I1r- I. Z. 11111-1111111 35, 11 Yiul- 1:111t1- 1':11':1-I1- Z. 51. 1. AVALON ILENE MAYER I .I1..X 1. 3. 33. I. I'11i111:11'1111111i1- Il. 1. 1111-I1-1111 -1. 11.,X.X. 2. il. 11 1':111-.X1111f1'1- I 1:111 I.+1:1:111' I. SI.: 111111111 1'11111 I1 V121- 1:111111 1'z11':-1I1- 3. 'I'111-s11i:111f 1. JAMES PATRICK LEARY 111-59 1I-1'111113. IL. 11 Yi:11:111I11S1111'1' 1. 1i:1N1i1-1111111 1. I, II. 11 1711111112111 1. I. ZZ. 1: '1'1':11'11 1. 2. .Z. 1. 11111115 1. 1'1.1v 11111--1-1x 1. -.1 I',x1-1111111- 1.11.1111 1 JAMES DAVID MACMILLAN 1111yx SL111-1.1'1111111::!:1l1111'11111Il. 1. 111411.11111 511111 I1 Xuan--1 811111 37. I. 111-51111111 I. Ii. 1 ,I1111i111' I'1'11:11 Ii: YIL1- 111111-1 I'.11.111P I. 31. 11 S1-111-11' 11111: 111111--11 11 II111111' S-11-11-15' 1. KATHRYNE ELIZABETH MCCLEAN I .11 .X 2. 27, I.I'.111-.X1111f1i1':1111.1-:1:111 .,. I 1,11-1.111 111111 1.1.111w 111-X ,. 'Li 1.1111111 51.111 1. 2. X'1:11:11111- I'.11z11I. N,.A,..f 'W' 'Qi AF' LUCILLE ESTELLA MCELHANEY l':nii-.Kim-l'lw.l1i IAHILLIII' il, Ig I.iIIl':IIy Stull' I, Sllulviil 1'--iiiivil Zig Yigilzuulv I':ii:uwI1- Z, Zi, I. I,iIn'1ii'5 4'Ii1II I. MARILYN MERRILL liirlw' II-4'll1Iv 2. il, I1 41..X..X. l, 2. -5. I. Quill Illlll Svimll Il, lg Nllgggvt Slzlfl IZ. I3 Svxiifvx' Ilznrn lruxiw- I: .IlIIllIIl' I'iwii1l il: Simi.-iii I'-niiivil 2, Il. MARIE ELLEN NETTLETON l1'.Il.,X.2:I'lqi55 :f1IiII'Ir' IIi-Y 21 Ilzi- nllui 4 liilv I. xlplllilllll' I':Il':uI.- 2, fi, I' 'Illia-slllzillx I. VICTORIA NATHALIE MCGREGOR Quill :mil Sviwull Il, I1 Yi,agil:mlQ- Stuff I: Nilggz-I Slznfl' ZZ, I: I':lli-.Xlnp-1'i-'am IAQIMIIQ' II, I1 l.iln':i1'y Slzlfl' 2: I.IIrI'ilI'j' Vluli 24 31: Yiazilzmtv I'zil':e1IQ-Ci, I: Girls' Ili-Y 2,111 Ilmul-1' Slwivly I1 Iillx Svlirvl- zlrsllip I. CAROL JEAN MERZ Ill-nm' Sm-if-ly ZZ, I1 tl,.X..X. Z, JS, -I2 I'iIIl-.XIIIt'I'It'2III l,v:Ig:1lv II, 41 Iizlrlmi l, 2, II. I: 111'-'In-wlxxi -I: IW-pri-l'ul:1 lmiilrsl- l. rxuln' 2.21. -I. LLOYD GEORGE NICHWAN DER Quill :xml S--will SI, I1 Nligge-I Stull' II. I: 5IlI1II'III :mum-il Il: lnti':1mm':1i .Xllzlvlil-5 II, I. JOHN WILLIAM MCHUGH I DORIS RAE MINER BARBARA JEAN NORFLEET c' ll I ll BETTY LOU MCMASTER ll! Q ll I WALTER SAM MURFITT I I I I GERALDINE LOUISE OGREN N JACOB RONALD MEHELICH il: 'iz - :': -L,3Z, . ROBERT ARTHUR NEILL. JR. 1 . Sain- 1 'z. '- 1 L, Z, 3 MARJORIE HOPE OLSEN .., :.' H- ' -' L, :zz LLOYD CASPER MERGENTHALER ,. ,I -I -. , -. -1. . LOIS ELIZABETH NELSON Girl! II-4'll1I, II. 4: 4l..X..X, I, Z, II, I: I'lxill1:11'i1iff11iv Il, 4: Hp:-In-ltzi 17, I1 Vigi- 4 -A '. xiflf- Il. 4: SQ-mini' lluirl Imiiw CHARLES STANLEY OLSON llxisln-1Ii.lll I: Yi,uiI:i1iIv I'.i1':ulv I .vxxif annul 1'l:e1'l4 High Sl-liiml, Sp Imii--, XY:Ifluizu:tHl1, l. 2, SI. li- NORMA LOUISE PERHAY I1..X..X. 2. ZZ. I: Iiirls' Il-l'illil I1 I':iii- .Xiii--rii-:iii I,1-:i::iii- 2: Ylpgilziiilv I'zir.iil.f ., -I . .- - - .I . I , . .- v.. I. Iflilr- Ili-Y -. .,. N-iiiiir I.iiiii Il:iii--e- l. WILLIAM HARRY PORTER If'-I-Ilizill I. Z. lil 'l'i':u'Ix 5:2 Iliqf' II- Vliili 13: Iiili':imiii':il .Xllili-Iiw l. 3. Il. I: .Iiiiiiiir Ilfwl I'i'iIS5 lg Yigiliiiiiv I':ii:ii!. I. .liiiiilii Iii ni BEVERLY JEAN REYNOLDS Ilirla' li-I'IlIin1, II, l1IF..X..X. l. I. 3. I: Quill :mil Swrfill Zi, I: I'ri-fiili-iit I: Yigilziiiti- Slzift' TI, I: Nilggi-I Stuff II, I: I'Il+'l'I'lt'2IfIt'I' 2, 11. I: I.zitiii 1'liiI- l. 2. 4' X'i iI'iiiti- I ii i4Ii- I U, . ,, . . . .., .i, . FRED CLARENCE PETEK Slzigv l'r:iI'I 2. -1, MADELINE JEAN PULLIN Ilirls' II-I'Iiili Ig 1I,,X..X. I. 21. I: l .II.:X. 2, II, I2 XIIMIIIIIIIU I':li':iili- 2, JL. I. niils IIIAY J, J, I. JACK REDDING RICKER Ifuiitluill 2, II, 41 'I'i':ivIi 2, il: Iliii-rvtvzi 2. CI: Vlziys lil I'IiiIIizuriii4iiiii' 2, II. li liiti':iii:iii'zil .XtIiI+-tivs 23 Yigilziiili- I':i- i uIQ- ' XUI'4'll'IllllI'Q 'L FREDA CLARICE PETEK Yigilziiitv I':ii'zuli- 2, JS, I1 Ilaiiliu I'li1lv II: I'4I-iipi-i'z1Iiv+- I':1i't 'I'iim- II, 4: -lim- iui' I'i-uni Il: Ilirls' Ili-Y 3, Zi. ROBERT PAUL RAFTERY Stiirlviit limly I'i'+-sirleni I: ..-I-ii I. Iluiiiir Siwii-ty II. 41 IluI:ii'y I: I,:iIiii Vliili I, 2. 31. I1 I'Ii4Itugi':lpli l'l1iII Il, 4: Quill ziiiil Svrull Ig l'i-psi-Imlzi miiiivsl- illll I. ALTON ERLYNN ROBERTSON Ilziilin I'l1ili -I: liuski-Iliiill ll-2-3 Slci Ululi 41 Ilriiiui' Suvii-ty Zi, -I: Xigilziiiti- l':ii'zirl+- 2, 3, 4. MAXINE IONE PETTERSON l .Il,,X. 2, Il, I: I,iIvrziry Vliili II, I: Girls' Ili-Y 2. ZZ: I,iIn-:ii'y I'liili 2. 12. I: .Iiiiiirrr Ili-il Vrvms I: Sviiiiir Ilziiii Imiivi- I: 4l..X.,X, 2: Si-iiiivr Iligli Si-Ii-ml, .Xiizu-imilai, Almitziiizx, 13. WALTER JOSEPH RAYMOND Nuys' II-Vliilu 2, II, -I1 liziskvilmiill l, Z. CI. -I1 Vaiptziiii 4: Ifimtlizill I. 2. Il, -I: 'l'i'iii-lc I, 2, il, li Niiggvt Stuff I: Quill :iiiil Se-will 41 VIfJ.lI1lI1lPlJlltJt'll Alilllilflvl' I: Vigilziiiti- l'riiiiw-ss Mzuiiugz-r II. RUTH ANN ROBERTSON I .II,.'X. I,Z1,II, I: Girls' III-Y 2. II. ll I..A.A, l, J, Iviwlii-slixi I, J: II wlfii Iiiizirfl -I: Yigilziiiie I':1i'aiIi- 4: I,lIrI'2ll'j' Sizifi' 1: I'u4iqwi':itix'e I':irt Time Zi. BILLIE LEE POOR Ili-nm' Sm-iefty Il. I: Ilirls' II-Vliili Z. ri, I:fi.A,.X. 1. 121, ig l,ii1iii1'iiii.i,:. Zi. I1 Irffim- Stuff 21 Yigilzilite- I'zil':irli- 2, Si, I. Ilirls' Ili-Y 2, 22, I. MARGARET MUREL REDD I'iI'lN' H-I'IiiII 'P 4' I iii1ll I' I . -, .,, . I. , .., J, . 1 . .I . , - r...X..X. I, 2. J, 4. Iziii-Aim-riviiii IA-iigiiv I, 21 Hiwliestiwi 4: Yi,u'ilziiiIv I'zii':irlf' Z. Sl. I1 ,liiiii-vi' Vriviii lil Sm-iiiiir lzm-H Ilziiim- -I, ALBERT EDWARD ROSE Sliwiv 4r1wi'ziI1ii'r I, I. II, ll Yiggilnlili' I.ii.irl+ 3, VI. 1,Iiv-:rpm-I.llINvI.lll Iiiiw I1 JIIIIIIPI' Ile-il Vriiss I, 21, II. I: liitrzi- iiiiirail .xllile-tif-A 1. I... ,.., .- ...M- RICHARD ALLEN PORTE Ji-T-TT I1 Nllggvl Stzifi' Il. I1 Yigilziiit-A Stuff 4: I'lifit1ig.:'i'zipIie-i' 4: 'I'Ii+-siviqiiis I: Iiuya' Slziie- li Yigiliilili- I':ii':irIs- 2, J, I. I.iiI.ii5 I. Iffpfi-I wI.i IIIIll+'Sl.IIIl I. Ilimiir Shui'-ly I. JAMES ARTHUR REID Iiziiirl lL 'I'r:i4-Ii III Yizliluiiti- lmiwiili- I be X ' I ii. 2 I -mi-laij L. IZ, . JAMES LEE RUMMEL I'I:iwr Irffi.-I-r lil li-WR II-I'IiiI. l. Ifimliizill I. il. I1 I':iii-Alun-i'i4-:iii Imiiggiii- l.2. Yigilzililv- Iliilzirlw- lf, Il, I2 .Xi-nw 1i.ii1I ii-A IL, QS ,Ik THOMAS CARL SAMSON Ihlyr' IIAl'IllII1l,SI. I1'I'l':wII IZ I'I:45r I1 Ind! Ili-Y I,2,311I!Iwxing: I. PATRICIA GRANT SMALL I'IIIIIlIII4III'IlIIl' I, 2. ZZ. I: I ffx'1-xnsiw lmznglxv I, 2, JI. I1'I'IuI-flwizllxril, I1 I'l.eys 3:1 Ylggilzmmv I':l1'mI--2. 31. I:1l..X..X.I,1'1 llpwlwllzl lf. DONALD ROY SPAULDING YiL1iI:IllI4- I':lx'z11In-2,I'. I3 IlII1':1l11I1l':uI .XIIIII-liws I. I. II. I1 XIILLQI-I Stuff .Il 4'I...qII-1':1IixI- l':ul 'I'imI- I. NORMA LOU SANDRU I,iI-1':el'y Zi: Illw-:lrlwzat--1' I -vl1x1I5 II1:I1 Swlxmll, 'I'Ifxx'1IN-:III I. JAMES EDWIN SMIGAJ .XI-r I1x:111Iu-xii, Il Ii'-Im--Ill S141 VIIII1 I, I. II, I. PATRICIA ANNE STANDISH Inu-In+I1'.1 I, LI, II. I. IZzux14I II, I: 4I..X..X. I. 2. II. I1 Girls' II-l'II1lf JI. I. XIILZIIJIIIII' I':nl':ulv 2. 21. I. I':u1I--.- I5:1114I I1 Illvlwl Swvivly I, VICTOR GEORGE SANDRU Il:xmIi4v 4'IuIw I1 I'I:1ys Z. I: vI'II1'rIlIllIIr I1 I'IIiII1z1l'mm1i4- I3 Yigilzulllv I'z11':1.II- TI. I. .Immun I.wI 4 I--ff I. ,. I. I,m4vI.11 IIi,uI1SwI1mII I. CLEONA BEST SMITH Ilml-II' SI'-'i:-ly Il, Ig Ilirlw' II-r'I1xII LI, I1 NIlL'p.L1'I Stuff I3 SI-ni-1' I1:u1'11 Imm I- I. 5IlIIIt'llI 4 1111114-:I I, -. I. Igmll mul Svrwll I1 I fr1'I-llwiv I,--zxgxlv I1 lI..X..X. I, 2. fl, I. WILLIAM HARVEY STEELE I mw-lasiv U. ZZ, Ig 'I'In-srizanf il, I'r1-5E- I III-111 Ig 4'I1nu'l1A I1 I'I1lII1:l1m1'l1i1- 2. lf, I: Mwviv Ugrmwntmm 2.151 Yigilzmtn- I'.1- i uI4- I' I nrIiu ' I'I'lx'f I . -, .., . If .., I A , 0. . JACK A. SHIKE .NQ'I'4llI2lIIlII'S SI: 411-4-In-fIx'zI I1 Ilzlml '1, 4: II1'I'IIIQ.Z' HighS1-I1mfI.lh-1'in1g, N1-Inrzlw Im I, 2, JOYCE ANNETTE SMITH IIIVIS' III-Y 2,511 XYIMIIIIIIIQ' I'III2llIt' Z1 . ., - . ., - - h..fX..X. I, -1 I,lIn':u'y IIIIII -2 Ulfn--I Stuff I1 I,IIlI'2lI'j' Stuff I1 IAIIIIIIZI IIIQII Sv-Irml. In miizl, 1':1Iif1-1'l1i:1 25. JOANNE YVONNE STEPHENSON 1.,.X..X. I, 3. XIj.1IIilIlIl'5IJlII I1 Slu- KIVIII l'Hum'iI 2: Girls' II,m'luI- 21 Yiw- Izznlm- I':Ir:uvIn-21 I'IzIywIIl4'Iwl'11f 1:4111- I vu-Its: Ig l'1r1'IIIIIIZlIlIIl1I, Ihvlixiza 72, . FRANK EDWARD SKOW Dau,-9 II-1'IuII 2, zz, 4: lf.,..mI11 I. : II, I: 'IiI'Ill'Ii I. 2, 22. 4. PAULINE MARTHA SMITH Ifn1'e11siI- IA-:mgllw I1 1I..X..X. I. ,, . FII X A' I' Virlw' II-4'IuII I1X'iu- . ..,-, 1, . 1 . An, ., .. L, ilzmtf- I'ZlI'2l4Ik' 2, I: llirlf' Ili-Y 2. Il. I. BARBARA JEAN STEINBACH AYIQLIIEIIIIQ' I':lr:uII-2.31. I1 I'.II..X. I. 2. Il: Girls' III-Y Il. JOYCE MAY SLANGER l'I11vl'uw 1.21 I'IliII1.zl'nwnl' Il. I1 'I'I1.-f lrI.IlIN I, MARJORIE IRENE SOLL I'ImiII1.:l'1:1--lliw' I, I1lIw'Iv'IIl- I. I'I:1xX I II:--spmxnf I1 I'lvI'wlISI-' I,--zeuelw I 'I,.X..X I. I1 Illltle- IIIILIISI-I1-.I.I, limi.. I IIIIy14I1'QIn'In-IX I .-.-1. . h . COLLEEN BETTY STEINBACH I'.IrnA.Xrm-1'iI-:ull l,.-:a:11I- 31. ICI! ' E ,.x 1.-. .,. II1-Iv1x.- 1 441114-II I, -, nulf III-I MARY LOUISE STERMITZ Y1:1I:m1I Ifjflil--I I. X'iuI'.m1.- I1'X. I..-ff Alzmzzu-'I .L X'I:II.IvI1I 1311.-I-lu I Iv. rIimI.un I1 I'--Iwi-1'I-In IU-l1I1fI:l:I II1x'Is' II-1'!uIl 3. 12, I. IIIIIIIII' SI- IL, I, Cl-T-TT 2. ZI. I.1I.'-Ilfxwzu I. 2. FLOYD JAMES SUTTON Ilznslx-bIII.xII 21: l11r1.Iu.x11:wI .XIII I, Z. 32, 1'I.YI,pw1'z1IIx.- I':x1I 'I yw I4'.I-XX. I. Z. il: I'uIIIv- IIIQII SI I IMI. . wIImf:IlI. XI-xx MI-xi----. 1.2, .l, COLLEEN JEANNE TOMCHECK Ig,-.I,III'.-..I1.1' IIIQII SI-I IWI, 'IU.xx1Iw I II I. I, 'I MAYNARD DWAYNE STERNBERG I'IIiII::11' I -mil' I. X'1:II:I1m- I'1l1:I my WILBUR VERN TANNER ,M-1'-'nznvzlh-A J. IIr'I'JlIIIIIIo II I Q I SI-Ip-III. Ile-V111-Iim-. I. 2. MARGARET RUTH VAN DIEST I,II-l:I1'5' Stuff 2. II. I1 Allwn- Ulu-2.1 IIIVS I 2, II, I1 I,IIn':Il'y I'Il1II Il. I3 Sub :II-III 1':f111If'II 211 YiL:II:Ix1lQ- I':1I':uII- 71. I 1Ii1'I! III-Y U. Zi. I. EVA DARLENE STEWART I'I1III2:11':11fmiI' I, Z. IZ. I1 Ifzmml 21. I Girls' III-Y 2, IZ. I. I'1'--simlvnl I: Vini- Izmlf- I'zu':I4Iv Il. I: H111-1141111 I. Z. 31. I Ii..X..X. 2, JERRY FRANKLIN TAYLOR 3:-T-TT II. lg P11155 1vt'I'11.-lx I1 I'II:I- IIIIITIIIIIIII' I. II. I1 I,:IIIn1'IuIr I. Z. 31 I1 Nllxus-I Slzmfl' I1 In-Mulzay ZZ. I IH-ps:-4 fllzn 1 muh-rlzmtll I. X l:41I:Il1I1- I sz I'IlII1' I. JOSEPH MILTON VIRAG YI:IIzl11lv I':e1':uI-- I. JOHN EDWARD STEWART IS' yy II-l'I11l: I. 3. II I1II:1SIulIl.IIII AH JI, I1 'I'1':1wI4 1.2 I1 YI1:.I:11uI1- I':1I:u.If 2. II, I1 IM-yw' III-Y I. 2. MYLES JOHN THOMAS. JR. II1.1I.,I- sm-if-lv 4: 'I'In-fpfzumf I1 X'1u.- . .. ., ' . . .. Iamtf- Mull ..: I'IxlII1:m1m+fn1-- I, 2. ,. I liluf-Vw-11:1 I, 2, II. I1 I'I:I3x 32, I: Simi.-xv! 1'w1m-'il I: Ir1I1'zIml1x':1I .XIIIII-III-S I. WALTER A. WALLACE 'I'1':nwk I. 2. II, I: Slmlwnl 1211111-lil 'Z InI1':eml1l':lI .XIIIII-tivs 2: Yigilsllllv- I':l- Iweh- I' Ifwlwlllxiv I+-'wxlv 4' Il . -. 4-. . . , L, -. I-. ,1- Iislllu III:I1 SvI1fmI. Iillistmv I. JOSEPH ALBERT STIPCICH .XI-I'111:x11r1I-A I: .XIII-I .Xl--I-Imn.-f YIQIIZIIIII' I':ll':uIe- Z, ZZ, I. LEONARD DOUGLAS THOMPSON XIIIxIv4l1m':nIw1'f I. 2. 32. I: Yig'I:ImI V.. .-I., . . ..,. , I. .- I .1I,I1Iz -. .I. YI. In ,XII-I.Ix I. .XQIHIIIII 1M-s S13 IrII1':1mu1':lI .Xtlxlmif-s 3: Stmlf-xx: 4m1mI'iI 3. II. I: Num:-I Stuff 4. IZJIIII' 1'Il1I- I. MARILYN BERNICE WATERLAND I4'.II..X, I. 2. II. I1 l1.X.X, I. 2. UVIII' ,.,1,-4, Iv 33 4'I.YIIp.-11nrIxI- Imrl 'I':nII.- .. 11I1'I'-' II1-Y 2. IZ, I. DORIS JEAN STRACHAN I':Ix1-.Xzlzf-I'i-'ulx I.v:IL111v Z. 251 IvI'Ifw Sz:Il'I' 3: YluiI:m1-- Staff 4: 'IIIIv'rIrI21I'r I YI,uiI:1vIIf- I':lI':1II+- II IIIIIIIIQS IIIQI SI-I1-I--I, IliIIir1::s I, Z. FRANK RAYMOND TILLO I'IlIII:.I!'l1I1fIIII 1.1.3. I. I'I,4yS I I I. IuI1':m.m.II ,XIIIII-YHA I. I. 41 Ywuw I:11IlI'I':I1:IIiI'Z,.1,I.1' +--'v If-::.l.xI It-r' 'I'i1w.- Z. EVA MARGARET WHITE SIIIII-'III 1':'III1II Z, .Iwvywsw I'If-II 1 ,4III4'II1I.::,12..X.X I. I-Mu. nw I,..I:II. L' fiwllm II 1'vII1Il-x II': r'-II-HI I1-1. r:I.urI I ' I 'N x 'WN -ng,-X I S A ' '15 A M... .-Jil Q5 U ofa zflfnf ipiazfwzanf ETH EL LAROCK I.:itiii 1'I11II 3, CI. I1 Ilttiwi' Smlit-ty I. EUGENE RICE CHARLES PARE xniljiys' StI::Ate:' :Z In-iI4II.t3 xl,l2.l Zlyl-1. Yiuilnlitz- I':ui':ivl1- 2. II, I: 1'u-u1wi'n- 5:.I IIH'lI:II:mllf,IlIl'IIXIlhf.I1lf' If A IIIIIIKIII II E tixf- I':tvt Timm- 2. ZZ: .Inuit-ii liwl 4'1'1-fx ' ' ' ' I. Z. II. I. St-iii--1' Iiztiii Imiitw- I. WILLIAM RUFFIN JOSEPH PASTELAK I I'II'JllIIiIIIi lligli St iw--I, N-,ittlt-, Xhlflvf Yiuilmul-1 I':1i':tvIt- Z 1 .X--iitiiztlilit-f I'I2I I I- 3- 51' Z, J, I. MARGARET ELLA WHITE 4I 'II'4'lISI4' Imzlplllm- 2: I .II.,X. I, JZ, I: I,lIlI'2lI'Y Stuff 4: I.iIvi':Ii'y4'Il1I1 Ig X ipt- Iztlitv l':ii':tfltJ 2. 31, I. VELMA MAE WILLIAMS I' X X I 'IA lI'lYl'tf lIi I1 St-litwl. L. ... . -. . , Ilztvrv. I, 2, II. LOIS MAE WOLRICH . .,--, - ..,,.. '- I'.ll..X. I, .., rr. IAIIIZIIQ Nutt ,,, .,, , l,1lvi':ii'5' IIIIIII SI. I3 Yigilzixilt- I':ll':ul1- J. l'ii'IQ' Ili-Y vi. 1 , -. .IERRY ANSON WILLETT lfuiw-iisiv In-ztgiii-213 XIILZIIIIIIII' l'1ll'JlIIs' , 22, I: .IllllInl' l'ru1i1 II. HAROLD ALLEN WINFIELD Vlatsf Ht'fim-rs 2. I: Ilfrys' II-t'Il1If I. 2 'I I' I iQkvtIr'tIl I I' Ifmtll-lill 2, II, I1 'I'1':lt-k 3, 31, I: Yifrilziiitt- I':t1':uI-A Z. 51, I: Iiiti':t1iit1rziI .Xtlilt-lim-s I: Illiyf Ili-Y I, ,., , -.. A ,.., , . HAZEL IRENE YATES Girls' II-1'IuII ii, I: t2..X..X. I, 3, Il, I' I'ztii-.Xiiiewis-ziii I.:-ztgziiv I, 21 I'IiiIli:t1- mtniiv 2, II: Hin-1-1-ttzx 2. II, t'n-:qu-i':i1ix'v I':t1't Timt- ,IL .limit 1' I'i'uiii CI. ROBERT ALFRED WILLIAMS Quill iiml Svrwll CI, I: Ilzislu-tlmll I, 2. JI: Xll:4':.Z't'II Steiff II: Yigilatiitt- I':ii':i4I.- 21, Ig Iluys' Ili-Y 34, I1 l':n1i-.Kim-i'it-.iii l.m-ziglle' Ig .luiiinr lirtiiii Zig Iiit1':iiti11i':iI .Xtlilvtivs I. NICK CARL WIRTH Yigilziiitt- Stuff Ig Yigilniitf- I'zii'mI-- 2, ll, 41 liitraimtirztl .Xthltetivs 21, ROBERT BURTON ZION I!-vys' Stzttt- I: lieAIuI:ty ,-, ,., . I- ti'zt1ii11i':il Athlotic-s 2, SI, 43 Iluml I. Z, 13. '1 0 I-it SHIRLEY MAE WILLIAMS .4.,- 1 .,, .-I---H . 4 1.1115 II-I Iuli J, I, .1-I-it .., -I, ALI- juretu-s 2, II, 4: I'i'iiit-vss Yigilztiitv LIL Qtwmi Yigilaiiitt- I: Views Uffim-i's 2 4'I..X..-X, I. 2, II, 4: xvlglllllllt' I':1i':i4It- Z. CI, AI. EARL MERRITT WOHLFROM 'I'Iit-spiatiis CI, -I: I'lllllI2lI'IIl4IIIIt' SI. I. Iftiwiisitl IAHIHIIH I: 'I'1'ac-It 2: Intru- -I iiiurztl .Xtiilvtivx 3: Yigilziiitt- I'2lI'2lllt' -, 23, 4: Plays SI, 4. PAULINE DOROTHY ZORICH Girls' H-Vinh 4: I4'.II.A. 1: 1l,.X,.X, 1, J,-L4, hills II1-Y I, 3. .,, -I, X1g,iI.tiitt- I l'2ll'II1lt' L, SI, 4. MERTON ZEULKE If'm'viisit- Imztgtit- -I: I'IiiIIi:ii'1i1u1ii1- I. Put Hunk High St-Iimml. Cut Iiztiik, I. 2, 31 Iltmm' Slavic-ty 4. DONALD COBURN l'iiit4-rl States Navy, I'2lllIl'l'1l 1'Iulv IL. KENNETH INGMAN .Xviwmstiitit-s 4: Slmltilt-k Militatry .Xvzuln-niy, I4':tii'I:tuIt, Miiim-stitat, II. NINA STONE ttiw-Iivstiut 1. 2. 52. I1 lrtfivt- Stuff 12. ROBERT WALKER .Xiltri Xlewliztiiu-A WILLIAM WRIGHT Sllltlvlll lwniiiwil Z: Yifgilztlilv I':ti':itI- 2, II, I1 l'n-1rifvi'utix'. I':ei't 'l'ili1t- 11, fi. I IllIt':tiitlll':tI .Xtliln-tit-S 2, JI. Carolyn Io Adams loanne Anqstman Annemarie Beatty Louise Belknap Donald Bera Billie lean Carbis Ioyce Carstensen Marcella Chezick Gloria Harrison Alice l-lorn Ioseph Ienson 4 Mzfacficfo 'cicuz Robert Rattery ofzofz fog, Iack lester Ethel LaRock Iames Macmillan Iosophie Mattice Nathalie McGregor Iohn Mcl-luqh Carol Merz Robert Neill Maxine Petterson Billie Lee Poor C3wLlE.I.fLLfL77.iLllZ Billie Lee Poor Richard Porte William Porter Robert Rattery Cleona Smith Marjorie lrene Soll Patricia Standish Io Anne Stephenson Mary Steimitz lerry Taylor lack Thomas Merton Zuellce F .G LD. 04. A3 Doc! Cifizalzifiifl BARBARA JOHNSON 9 ANNEMARE BEATTY CAROL MERZ Carol Merz was chosen for this high honor by the faculty after the senior girls Y1OTHiI'1Ul9d Carol, Annemarie Beauty and Bcxrhcxrcx IOPHISOTI. G' -K E BOB RAFTERY ED DUNN JOE MARTELLO DON BERG PAT LEARY JIM LAMBERT DICK PORTE JOHN MCHUGH f ofau cRcfv'z.:5,sfzfczfLus1 Each 'Wednesday noon a boy from the senior class attends the rneetinq ot Rotary ln ternaiional The Student Body President and Senior Class President attended meetings in October and November and the senior boys elected r presentatives for the six remaininq months. In the spring, Rotarians selected hy lot one of the boys to be a delegate to their state con- vention. Ed Dunn was the lucky boy. Clif, .I 'ZO ZEC By JO ADAMS Be1ng endowed Vtlth m11aculous v1s1onary powers and hay 1ng a keen 1nterest 1n the future Clet us overlook the sord1d pasty of the esteemed members of the class of 48 lt IS w1th dublous pleas ure that we reveal to you the myster1ous the 1ntang1ble the futu1e The prophet1c Sp1F1tS hear1ng our summons for a1d IH our Journey 1nto the unknown arr1ved Wlth a gust of wmd and suddenly we were envoloped ID darkness As the l1ght once more became VlS1bl6 we found ourselves be1ng ushered before the Pre 1dent of the Un1ted States Bob Rafterv who had Just d1scussed the pOSS1b111t1eS of decree1ng as aga1nst the law the use of face powder bJ Amer1can g1rls Tak1ng a f1rm stand on the ISSUE were Governor of New York Jack Thomas and Senator James Macm1llan of Georg1a After tea and crumpets Wlth the Pres1dent served by Eluabeth Booth conf1dent1al compamon to Mr Raftery we were Wh1SkGd away to England F1nd1ng ourselves seated 1n the royal boxes of the Grand Theatre ot London we saw Sharon Dotson stage her debut for the Kmg and Queen of England 1n John Flemmgs smash h1t Sand 1n My Shoes Dur1ng 1nterm1ss1on we were 1dly talk1ng 1n the foyer when we not1ced Jack Hall who had been made Punce of Wales because he r1des horseback so well engaged 1n earnest conversat1on Wlth P11me M1n1ster Benton Alm Jack elther d1d not recogn17e us or else chose to 1gnore us prob ably because we were not dressed 1n formal evemng clothes At any rate we next encountered Alvma Baumbauer IIGITCSS to the d1me StOIS m1ll1ons g1v1ng three pounds to an Engl1sh bOOk1B to place on Jolly Ned the seasons favorlte Returnmg to New York we attended the b oadcast of the All G1rl Symphony where Joanne Angstman accomphshed v1ol1n1st and B1ll1e Jean Carb1s solo clar1net1st rece1ved awards for then outstand1ng mus1cal work du11ng the year It was good to be back on Amer1can terra f1rma aga1n and we managed to see the c1ty at 1ts best We were enterta1ned at a cocktall party by handsome play boy Jack Breckenrldge and we d1ned at the home of New Yo1ks soclety leader Annemaue Beatty now Mrs John C Radchffe Jr CJ C Jr 1S a Wall Street brokerb Annemarle has recelved the Pul1t7er pI1Z8 and IS ed1tor of Rad Cl1ffGS Bazaar We were able to attend the tenn1s tournaments at Mad1son Square Garden where LOUISE Belk for the Womens S1Hg16S champ1onsh1p MISS Belknap placed thlrd at the Olymplc games held last year ID Germany Sunday morn1ng vte found our way to the famous T11n1ty Cathedral where the 1nsp1r1ng words of Tr1n1tys beloved m1n1ster the Reverend Dean Berg CDonJ brought throngs of New Yorkers to reverant attent1on At the Un1vers1ty of M1nnesota we were greeted by Joyce Ann Carstensen QSISD head of the Enghsh department and her husband Joe Raymond who coaches the outstand1ng M1nnesota foot ball squad Pass1ng through the college halls we met Chuck Grossman professor of psychology and Esther Isaak language 1nstructor on the1r wav to a faculty meet1ng At Tucson ATIZODH we were accommodated at the Luxur1ous Cactus Arms where W1lbur Brack en manager gave us the penthouse wh1ch had rfcently been vacated by Mr and Mrs Tom Fergu son CMary Stermltzj better known by the1r rad1o names Carr1e and Lem The Good Good Nelgh bors Ma y 1S now do1ng a rad1o show 1n her home town TooDot wh1le Tom IS mak1ng anothe m1ll1on on h1s stocks and bonds The serv1ce at the Cactus Arms was 1ndeed excellent and when Cleona Sm1th the chef a con no1sseur of all the rare d9l1C3C1GS served us baked armadnlo froglet Wlth cheese sauce and mes qu1te Shortcake we were not unpleasantly surpr1sed From the flowered terrace of our penthouse we could look over the tw1nkl1ng l1ghts of the Clty to the br1ght neon of Frank Scows S1lver Salad Bowl a swanky spot 1f there ever was one Donnlng our evenlng dresses we d6C1d8d to do the Town and at our flrst stop the Cocoa banana we saw J1m Rummell tombstone tycoon at a candlellt table Wlth Jo Ann Stephenson lovely young debutante who had a wreath of South Amerlcan orch1ds on her rh1nestone formal Just as the floor show was beglnnlng 1n vxalked Lo1en Cunhffe most el1g1ble bachelor of thc year who has Just deslgned a rocket that fl1es under water By the way Loren looked very handsome 1n h1s green s1lk tuxedo Turmng our attent1on back to the floo1 show Wh1Ch was 1n full swxng Doug Crutcher and the bovs 1n the band gave out w1th a nostalg1c rfnd1t1on of After Graduat1on Day w1th the1r blues s1nger Ruth Ann Robertson do1ng a very neat Job on the vocal W11ter Roy Drescher and h1s charmmg Wlfe the former De1or1s Green stopped at our table for a chat and we learned that they had Just come 1n from the1r ranch where Roy IS xx orkmg on a novel dep1ct1ng the struggle of the early badgers 1n Ar1zona M1 Kenneth Gr1eb owner of W1gelmans depa1tment stores seemed very mterested 1n th danc1ng of Marcella Chez1ck and N1ck W1rth who are a professxonal dance team tourlng the coun trv . , . . . . 1 , , . 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I D, A c Mr John Ehlers and Mr Harold Wrnfreld lFuzzJ who own a men s haberdashery on a lrttle srde street Just off 45th were srttrng at the bar alone drinking pmk lemonade Lors Nelson owner of the Better Brscurts for Br ight Babies was Just lockrng up for the night 'rs we passed the factory We had rntended to stop at a few of the other nrght spots but rt was late and we returned to our hotel where the nrght watchman Charles Justice let us rn since Wilbur locks the doors at 11 55 P M The February days were rather chrlly so we took a short Jaunt down to Palm Springs Fla as the guests of Mr and Mrs QJO Ann Judd! Jack Ratchey 47 and basked rn the warm gulf coast sunshrne Marrlvn Merrill who had Just flown rn from Arrzona with us was there to buy some pure brei stallrons for her dude ranch We walked through the wide streets of Palm Springs and were amazed to see so many of our old classmates who had flown south We saw Joseph Pastelak opening hrs outdoor cafe which overlooks the ocean John McHugh was rn a hurrv to get down to the beach where he 1S a lrfe guard with Pat Leary so we took our swim suits and went along There we saw Doris Miner dorng aquatic stunts and Carol Merz who rs internationally famous for her skrll rn drvrng Betty McMaster Jo Bonner and Phyllis Hay were lying rn the sun playing gin rummy but they drdnt recognize us ln our dark glasses Walter Murfrtt CHowdvJ manager for prize flghter Bob Neill was having Slugger run up and and down the boardwalk of Atlantic City to get rn condrtron for hrs next bout Golden Gloves Tom Samson however has a manager Joe Jensen who makes hrm run down to the corner every day Barbara Johnson Captain of the Detroit Grrls Basketball team was rn Raceys department store buying new equipment for her farthful frve who are Ethel La Rock Avalon Mayer Josophr Mattrce Sarah Hames and Constance Adams The girls have done very well this season rn sprtc of the cold weather Jerry Taylor and Drck Porte presidents of Hale and Yarxard Unrversrtres respectrvely were seen at the Illrnors state fair where Jerry won the hog callrng contest and Drck took the prize for flag pole srttrng Janet Kercher accompanist for Ellen Lutey who sings Saturday afternoons at the Longview Ladies Luncheon for Lunatrcs told us that some of them really are CI mrght have known that lampshade was no hat even rf it drd have a verll come through the slalom at breath taking speed Maynard Sternberg skrrng instructor was teaching George Berg and Charles Pare to turn around CQu1te a feat I understandll Myrtle Duncan was stretched out rn front of the 10 foot frre place restrng after a morning of exhrlraratrng skiing with Katheryn McClean Elizabeth Kuehn was making hot coffee for George Magnuson and Jacob Mehelrch who were due rn from a cross country skr run It requires a lot of energetic stomprn to keep warm up rn them thar hills so we didn t stay fo long Our next stop was rn Colorado where we toured the offices of the Denver Post frndrng tlre Edrtor Nathalie McGregor hard at work and Thomas Lull the type setter a trifle impatient b cause the copy had not xet been prepared by Paul Lehman As we left the newspaper building we passed the Dutch Donut shop owned by Wallace Boonc and managed by Ethel Hughes The smell of fresh donuts made us hungry and we stopped for a short snack at Smlths Smorgasbord which rs run by Paulrne Smrth with the assrstance of Norma Sandru Joyce Smith head nurse at Betsres Dog Haven revealed to us that the number of people who have been brtrng dogs rs raprdly increasing and they have several poor canrnes who are suffer ing from anthropophobla Denver rs an rnterestrng crty as Bob Wrllrams the Chref of Police will no doubt tell you For ten years Bob directed traffic at the corner of Prke and Peak but now Jack Carpenter has that worthy positron One of the unique thrngs about Denver rs therr system of outdoor advertising whrch rs under the drrectron of Jerry Willett Walter Wallace does free lan e drawing on the outdoor signs through out the crty Their orrgrnal themes are lrke the following sponsored by Norma Perhay Perhav Peppy Pop rs Preferred by People who are Particular Clinton Krerman was putting on an exhrbrtron of fancy oowlrng on the outdoor bowling green for the old ladies vrsrtrng from Canada when Kenneth Larson was struck by a stray ten pin and was rushed to the Emergency Hosprtal where Cato Butler chief surgeon and Peg Macdonald as srstant chref operated immediately The anesthetrc was admrnrstered by rnterne Charles Crawford who IS going to Russia ln July to study Wisconsin the Badger state proved to be equally rnterestrng and there we saw a huge whrte darry farm owned and operated by Royce Armstrong He told us an rnterestrng anecdote about hov one nearby town got rts Indran name It seems rn Indran squaw had her fourth baby boy and the chref ran out yelling to the tribe She boy agarn' the result Sheboygan Wrs' . . 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' ' ' u , l ' . 1 I ' N ' ' na ' rv ' 1 Jack Paull was foreman of a neighboring dairy farm which specializes in the manufacture of green cheese Eugene Rice and Fred Petek were employed by Sheboygan s leather tanning factory which 1S co owned by Marjorie Olsen and Jim Maness Joe St1p1ch car manufacturer gave us a ride in his latest car vxhich is amphibious and a11 boine It is made of unbreakable glass so that you can see the fish Whlle under water and runs on atomic power Pierre Landry a neuro physicist has produced some amazing theories relative to human exis tence on the moon Also doing research work on this subJect is Herb Johnson professor of physical sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston He has successfully completed twn trips to Mars by space ship and IS now contemplating Pluto Alice Horn always out for a little adventure lS a trapeze artist in Stringling Brothers Circus where she defies death in her dare devil leap onto the back of a baby elephant Charles Cochran lectured at the Civic Auditorium on the relative merits of black and white guinea pigs to determine racial characteristics of the people in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Ken tucky P10p1'1etOI' of the Tom Thumb Gold Course Pdean Anderson was talklng with one of her pros Jim Reid about the tiouble the moles have been causing on the course They decided to consult Ruth Hlckam speclalized pest exterminator for advice but she was having her han done at Marx Rita Hazeltons Hopeless Hair Salon At a style show sponsored by Wigelmans the latest fashions created by imaginative Helen Engel were modeled by Catherine Kunc Lucille McElhaney CM1ss Salt Lake City of 19547 Ger aldine Ogren four own Dorothy Dixl Freda Petek CConover Model? and Jean Reynolds Cace wo man photographerj We found Kenny Ingman one of the countiys best osteologists doing a little work out in Pottei s Field A fascinating study no doubt' Wilbur Tanne1 who owns a fish hatchery vxas ariested by Bob Fiancls local game warden fo shooting Colinus Virglnianusfl out of season Bob Goettle fire chief of District 166 661 heioically risked life and limb to rescue Lois Wolrich CBlond1el fiom the 13th stoiy of the office bu1ld1ng which thieatened to collapse at any moment from the panclastic flames Maigaret White stewardess on the New York to Panama luxury l1ne1 The Santa Rosa told us that on the last ciulse she met Earl CTyrone Powerl Wohlfl om Doug CAlan Laddl Thompson and Frankie CS1natraJ Tillo who were on the1r Nav to Panama to do a picture for Jack Jester pro ducer of Jetro Goldwyn Jester Films HIS talented script writer and wife the former Pat Small 1 a great helpmate as well as his severest critic T1 aveling down the coast of South Amer1ca we stopped at Cartagena to say hello to Steve Kelm roasted Kernel Koffee Jim the silent partner has his eye on a rubber factorv down in R10 de Janeiro so we said we would trot down theie with him to investigate the posslbilities While in R10 we heard Shulev Williams Cortezzo sing for the President of Brazil Willard Lev engood Shirlev IS the wife of the illustrious bull fighter Victor CSandruJ Cortezzo At the reception which followed Joe St1p1ch was seen dancing with South America s prima ballerina Marie Nettle on At the airport in Rio we were waiting for a repoit on weather conditions over the Andes from meterologist B111 Porter when we met Gloria Harrison on her way back to Chicago after be ing the only woman scientist who attended the international conference on nuclear physics She was accompanied bv her secretary companion Bernice Dobler who speaks various languages Cnotably Latin and pig Latinb Marilyn Waterland co pilot for Jim Lambert let us ride in the cockpit as far as the Amazon River where we stopped for fuel and found Bob ZIOD who hunts alligators on the upper Amazon and ships the skins to Buster Brown to make into shoes md handbags Bob had a rather discon certing experience the other day when he sat down on a log and to his suiprise it got up anal walked away It would have fooled me too X2 Arriving in Mexico City we were touring the city in Chai les Littles sight seeing bus when we stopped in front of a large crowd who were gathered around none othe1 than Rich Johnson who was gestulatmg wildly and struggling vigorously to escape from the curious natives before his easel and paints were snitched He is doing a series of color portraits for Glance magazine owned by Lloyd Nichwander Murel Redd who is studying ceramics under the guidance of Pat Standish told us that she had seen Jack Stewart novelist and polo player on his honeymoon with Phyllis CPeachesJ Bradley his high school sweetheart As we crossed the border we were stopped by Customs inspector Bob Roddy but since Bob still owed me an old debt he was willing to overlook our marijuana cigarets although he put a stop to the Tecate right now By the time we reached Santa Anita the races were gomg strong and we didnt have time to place any bets '14 But we saw many enthusiastic iacing fans there such as N1na Stone dress de signer for I Magnin 8z Co in Los Angeles oil tycoon B111 Ruffin and Stan Fisher head of the Stan dard O11 Company of California Shoutin and stompin for Joy was Doris Darfler winner of the 1 Species of local quail 2 Female alligators are so shy' 4 The one I picked showed up neai Palo Alto thiee days iattl H, . . . . t A . , . , , I , , , I 3 - U I 1 ' I ' K I '1- 7 ' ' - . . . 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Sf ' 1 - 7 . , v 'I 1- S25 000 Sweepstakes Dor rs mumbled between gasps of excrtement that she would naturally donate half of the monev to the Teachers Retrrement Fund A taxr drrven bv Frank Jester who owns the Chartreuse Cab Company took us to the Brown Derby owned bv Don Spauldrng and hrs songstress wrfe peppy Mary Lou Harker where we rnter vrewed Colleen Tomcheck who rs awartrng news of her drvorce from B111 Wrrght wealthy cattle rancher Hazel Yates hostess showed us to a table srtuated near Paulrne Zorrch Margaret Van Drest and Eva Whrte secretarres employed by Robert Wrlmer textrles executrve Velma Mae Wrllrams played several selectrons on the organ console at a tea grven rn our honor bx Pat Gurlbault noxx Mrs James Duffy who Just completed an expansron brrdge from Oakland to Berkeley Darsre Fortune who now rs an rnsurance saleslady for the Calrfornra branch of Western Lrfe was recently seen at a publrc appearance to promote a research fund for the dlsease Uust drscov eredl whrch rs marrrng so many young peoples chances rn the world cephalgra 5 The Stan Olson Equrpment Company rs sponsorrng a natronal essay contest on Why Honest Olsons Ore drggers Drg Deepest Merton Zuelke song wrrter rs one contestant that we know of rs competrng agarnst Joyce Slanger fMrs Merton Lrstonl Joyce has a good chance of wrnnrng as she has vson ll essay contests thrs year wrth a prrze money total of S1500 Bob Kokoruda who owns Seattles largest frsh cannery showed us the markets warehouses steamshrp companres and bums Whrch cover the waterfront but as the trde was comlng 1n and a strong wrnd was blowrng the odor made us decrde to take ourselves elsewhere rmmedrately We spent an enJoyable afternoon at Woodlawn Park where we saw Jerry Hunter lron tamer put hrs brg cats through therr paces Charles Cramer monkey trarner and Roy Noel elephant keep er had a clever routrne worked up but rt was rnterrupted by a terrrfred scream from Dorrs Strach an rllustrator for the Ladres Home Companron It seems a grraffe stuck rts neck over the fence whrle Dorrs was watchrng the elephant act and ate her new sprrng hat brrd cage and all Lloyd Mergenthalers orchestra rs appearrng nrghtlv at the Spanrsh Ballroom of The Olvmprc Hotel featurrng golden vorced MarJorre Soll as th rr lovely vocalrst Hrs barrtone player Jack Shrke has Just purchased the Seattle Baseball team the Foghorns Star prtcher for the Foghorns rs Jay We attended Jack Rrcker s openrng nrght at Meanv Hall where hrs concert prano thrrlled thou sands of spectators and Harvev Steele musrc crrtrc went backstage after the performance to corn plrment Jack on hrs wonderful progress Brllre Lee Poor head of the Seattle publrc lrbrary Cdowntown branchl showed us through the frve floors of the burldrng wrth prrde One sectron devoted entrrely to school textbooks and references was crowded wrth students eagerly dorng outsrde work for therr classes over the week end '56 Maxrne Petterson owns a drstrngurshed dr ess shop on Frfth Avenue Whrch features styles cre ated exclusrvely bv Eva Stewart Jean Pullrn assrstant buyer for the Jewelry store The Black Star recentlx purchased the Hope Dramond from Barba a and Colleen Sternbach dude ranch owners for S200 000 000 The grrls were reluctant to part wrth rt for rts sentrmental value but they needed a lrttle extra cash Robert Crawford governor of Oregon called a specral sessron of the state legrslature to see rf somethrng could be done to keep the blackbrrds 'rut of the peaches durrng December Arlene Fredrrck attorney general proposed a plan whrch rs now berng consrdered by the House of Representatrves She feels that all people rn Oregon who keep goats rarse cabbages and prck nuts should pav a specral tax to the state who provrdes the spray each year for the peach trees 7 Betty Max Anderson champron water skrer put on an exhrbrtron at Seasrde where one of her mam stunts rs dorng the splrts whrle standrng on her hands on the shoulders of her partner Albert Rose Albert Robertson harrstylrst at the DeCut1cle salon gave Rrchard Gross a radro actrve perma nent yesterday vuhrch has all the grrls srmply blue wrth envy '8 Havrng completed our amazrng Journey the sprrrts brd us adreu wrth thrs last admonrtron Stray not from the fold lrttle lambs for mother went mad on Monday 'F5 Barbara Norfleet M D has been dorng research work on the socral aspects of mrsogynrsts too '6 Websters defrnrtron of a book worm any of varrous krnds of rnsect larvae Whrch rnjure books 'FY Whrch I thrnk rs a Just and farr bargarn 8 Now poor Rrchard has no harr at all In fact novs no Rrchard v v - i 7 . v ., 1' A I r D v . . m s . . 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Il! if I7 ' NU 4 1 V 7-3,5 N ' , 5 lx ., '-' PRESIDENT JACK STEWART VICE PRESIDENT JERRY GLEASON SECRETARY BUD BELLIS TREASURER BILLIE JEAN TYRRELL REPRESENTATIVE LARRY NIORLEY U65 60029 guido fu Elected lack Stewart prexy, hard working bunch, good representation in all clubs, knew all there was to know about anything, liked nothing better than having a good time, learned all the tricks ot their superiors, the seniors, were a credit to Helena High in all ways, had a good amount ot brains, but were accomplished apple- polishers, with the help ot Miss Giese and Miss Morse put on one of Helena's most successful lunior Proms. 'U 3 PRESIDENT BILL KELLEY VICE PRESIDENT DON HILGER SECRETARY PAT KINDRICK REPRESENTATIVE BEVERLY EASBY TREASURER BOB LIGHTBODY U55 L55 5012502720155 Knew their woy ground o little better, politely ignored the frosh whom they thought weren't worthy of notice, sold pickles to roise money for g successful sophomore dgnce, oidecl by Miss Kipp ond Mrs. Hortzog, hgve ocquired two years of polish toword becoming mighty seniors, boosted both othletic ond ortistic gbility, in gen- erotl were cz fun loving group. 7 .,... x y ,wi it ,A PRESIDENT VICTOR KELLY VICE PRESIDENT HOWARD HILL SECRETARY WALLACE HUSTAD REPRESENTATIVE BUNNY IRWIN TREASURER JAMES POWELL U55 ' 'ZEEIZ 'ZEQZHZEIZ Started out knowing nothing, soon tound their way around school, soon becoming the little Wheels of the school, elected Vic Kelly to lead them, broke tradition by holding a Freshman Dance exclusively tor the trosh, boasted a wonderful basketball team, ably guided by Miss Rainey and Mi. Fiske. ' X f L The pause th refreshes. If George could only se it now. Teeth for short. Keeping score maybe. Some good looking girls and solid too The Royalty. How you've changed, Royce A good blow- out. Ambitious souls. Bet Shirley and Harvey lSteeIel couIdn't fit now. A fine group of Thespians. Competition, girls? Harmonizers. -:sn V' I 0 M mm 6 P V Il I xf - y r,0?7f WW N sf XXX NX A . Q5 X '4 an f x f ' 19 Q60 Q f ig, X ,,,,,M an-.Q v 0. ff N QW5 I ' I , S , xj u ., '1929'N ,JM jf X yi I' XLMH- Nw 'X ,O .4 al QQ, , Q Armand ,ff 5 A , f 1 3 X e5fPdChdl-L Actwities r g, , U X , 9 , 0 l 47 3 f , 0 X MIS!! 0 0 K, 1, J , - K A D ' ff ' If Z fl, ' V' 3, , ,pf x Q- N 1 1 I , . A X , I A In-.. -Y ,I f 3 -, 5 fm K ' 1 'L 4 v if V 3 X y 9 1 'I X , I qv f f Q V CTT U , 3 k K 1,1 K '53-'f W'1 -'uw'--x-?f'!11n - Ma ' f , X, I ' f . . , 1: - ' NIUE! 0 1 - 17 .I ,' V va., N Wynn . 4 4- f , J, Huggy 3, 4 , ' A' O' - . ,f 44 W N, 773 , , -I ' -I K x ' , W. 1 'f -V '14 W!! 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' . o ST ROW I Xnn Iulrl linlv in ten 1- -. 9 COND ROW I ll Xlmlx l s Itthns xscufws Boazd olfaacfa Qocfafcnmsrzf Includes the student body officers and a lepresentative from each of the foui classes, handled ticket sales of the play George Washington Slept Here, approved dates on school calendar, helped prepare queen's float for Vigilante Parade, spon sored by Mr. Erickson OLLIZCIL Li O UE 'UZLIZ Composed of one representative from each home room, gives individual students a chance to have a voice in the school administration and keeps them informed of general proceedings, sold tickets for George Washington Slept Here. FIRST ROW--.lu Ann Jntltl, lilvlv Ilaftt-ry, .lnyve Vzxrstensen, Pat Lezxry. LEFT TO RIGHT-.Iuyve Mau-Hztffie, Sue Kuehn, Lzirry Morley, Sue Swanson, Elizabeth Ilrzulhzun, Ilvrls Johnson, Durutliy 4'arlsun, Rosemary Galloway, Alive Bennett, Laverne Knnepke, Iiertraiml Hunks, Plural Blue Ulztver, Fhzxrles Heisey, Sara Haines, 'Finn Stevens. Nlzirtlm Jan-ksun, Imnzilcl Little, Betty McMaster, Fharles Amunclson, King Haskell, Gene Xlvllaitt-ltey, Ric-hard Lay, Dick XYall. j,, 'l 2r i r s, Y g' gt r tf' It FIRST ROW-lion Berg: Vhuvk ill'-lHSlllItIl,L IIlt't'SSi1lIY 4'll2lll'I11Slll1 Shirley NVilli1zms. Vive presiclf-lit: .luhn M4-Hugh. president: llee Str-ff:-nsen, Irr-zisurerp Dis-k lH11'tv, St'k'I't'lSll'X. SECOND ROW-Hill VVise. HubRzlfIe1'y, .lim l4llll1lIt'I'l, .lnyt-e Uztrsteliseli. .fXllllt'lll2H'l+A lla-zntty, Mary Ste-rmitz, I-Irie-an ,Xllflt'l'S4Pll, Mg-'rtle Dum-am. THIRD ROW-Pant Kelleher, Jerry Tziylur, 'It-iw Mt-I'lulw-ily, lit-rf-rly Il:n:u'sim, lilwulluy l:llI'!'f'il, liillie Jenn 'l'yrr1-ll. .lllilllllv .fXIlf.l'SillIZIIl, MV. 1,4-ser. 3- 7- 77 3 Li 7 onozaty ETULCE A select group, ushered at all school activities, sponsored a dance, had charge of the concessions at all the basketball games, presented the school with new score- boards for the gym, under the direction of Mr. Leger. onoz octet clfaz on 'ZQU2 uabsu National society made up of juniors and seniors who miraculously had the grades to get into this organization, put out ttPannings every spring, annual picnic. initiation of new members at luncheon. sponsored by Miss Kirkpatrick. SITTING-limb Ne-ill, Iron lh-rg, .lohn Alvllusgh, Mary Hu-rmixz, se-m'l'n-I:lI'3'2 lltlh IiznI'Icu lll't'SllleAIll1 .'xllIlt'lIl2lI'it' lleulty. vit-v presith-nl: .lznvk 'l.llUIllil5, STANDING-.luzllllle :Xll,2iSfIIl2lIl, t'z1rnl Alt-rx, .if-Srlpllie Bizilllvx-, .lttyvv 4lill'5l1'll5t'll. Iii .Im-:ul Tyrrell, Hillit- Lee Poor, Vlemlu Smith, Mar'-ellzx l'hezivk. swf FIRST ROW-,luck Iirlwaurfls, Iwo Miller. lmn Iizuivr. Ilill XVis4-, XVHIIQ-r Murfitt, Ibivk Iianvis, If:ivi'e- Ezrtmi. SECOND ROW-Mr, Slwr. Ibm- SlQ'I'ft'lIHPll, Il:iruI4I XYiiifi4-Irl, rl'-4-1-gw Mzigiiuswii, I,:1rry 5Im'IQ-y, .lov .lmisoir I'zil Kl'lIt'Ilf'I'. 1'Il:lI'Ie-S .liistim-, .Iohn Ifle-ming. THIRD ROW-.Im-Ii Sh-wart, .Ir., Holi .Mille-i'soii, I r:1i1k Ilnllaiiul, Ilufl Ile-Ilis, .Inc Iiaiy- moiiil, vim- pn-sialf-iii, I':1t I.e-airy, mx-sielelit. .lim l.nmln-rl, sem-rvtziry, Jw- Maris-IIU, Ihih Ne-iII. limi Iierg. FOURTH ROW-Uluiiflv XYe:ivei', Ilir-It Kirla. .lim Iiummel, .Iohn Iililers, Ilmiufr Ih-iiiwtt. XYziIter Riilrliwk. St:-ve K+-im, Tom Szuiwmi, Iii-'Ii .l.1hnS..n, .john All-Hugh, Cfqfgfsfab oaf ii oyi I 174- Ufufr Composed of muscle-bound athletes ably led by Pat Leary, held annual dance and spring picnic, sold programs at all athletic events. sponsored by Coach Skor. 644651 uicfsi Sgowzz in Qifzfil GV- Made up of brawny babes under the leadership of Barbara Johnson, emerged covered with bumps and bruises from the girls' annual football game, held a Christ- mas banquet for H-Club alumni of the last three years, sponsored by Miss Tennant. FIRST ROW-Miss 'IN-iiiinlil, .lr-:iii Ilvyiiolfls .Ioyi-e l'2iI'SIt'llSt'II, .Inn-Al Ki-rf-In-r, Shirlvy illizims. .XIlIlt4lIlilI'l1' Ik-ally. Iiillil- .lmm 1'zirlvis, Blur:-I llerlfl. COND ROW 1 I lll Smith I illi I ni e in I r is 1 Q If en in Xiu. IRD ROW I X I ll I I IJ illlll Zu wel fm lrrlein Aiuluwii FIRST ROW--Vive president .Ive Mzlrtellu, treasurer Nathalie xll'f:'l'P2'Ul', presitlenl .lean Re-ymmlrls, St'l'I'Ptkll'y .Iuuel Kern-lier. SE COND ROW-Ilick l'fn'te, .Ive .Iensfur fleorge Meignuson, Ilolnlny Nflrfleet, f1iUl'l2l Hui'- risfm, Peggy Mzlvclnnallcl. .lue Ruylnonfl, Joys-e 4':1rstensen, gXllllPlll2ll'lb l-Zealtly. I':1ul Lehman. Bob Neill, Lloyd Nit'ilXY2lIIdl'I'. TH IRD ROW-Marilyn Merrill, John Alullilglm, l,zlVerne lie-Kay, Hoy lli'esvl1vi'. Mary Stermitz, Dun liergy XVzulte1' Murfitt, ldflealii Aiulerson, Ilona' l'lillfl'llt'l'. Huh lizlftery, Ulewnzl Smith. Quiff cuz Satofffoz Ekfzefcf fpsn qfifausu Made up of hard workers who had material printed in the Nugget, or held an im- portant position, ably directed by Miss Kirkpatrick, had a banquet and initiation of new members, held the news clinic for the Mining district. Sagoof ggfiofogzafjlzfzi 002 ameuz Composed of students interested in photography, held an initiation before Christmas, had the buying of an enlarger as their project, held weekly meetings at which they developed and printed films, sponsored by Mr. Markin. FIRST ROW-Ulilllllx' Maltiiisoii, NP4'l't'l2ll'j'-tl'k'2l!4lll'Pl' lmrotliy l:lll'l't'li, presirlenl Hull lizlfte-ry. Vim'e-presirlent lbivk I'1vrtv, lmis Hululmrrl. SECOND ROW-Jnyve Mzutllzuffie, Betty Aiixlelwvii, ldlizzllwlli lizlftery. Yerlu l.in1lstrnm Alice Bennett. .lim Mzu-millzm, Hue 1-Suullm, Holi Andre, Doris Ilarfler. THIRD ROW-Roger liisson, Iron f'lllllllllll'L', Nurzil Jolmsun, Doug 1'i'utche1'. .lack Ricke lirl Hansen, lion 1-Berg. !!'5,,...,..-fur' .--4 FIRST ROW--lf'llll 5l1'Hll?4'l1, llvrlm Johnson. Holm Neill. .lerry Taylor, lion l!Pl',2', liolr Raftery. SECOND ROW-Billie .lean 'I'yrrell, Billie lim- Poor, .Iuywe 4'arslensen, lfldean AYl4ll'l'S0ll, Mary Sterynitz, Nam-y Imnnell, .I4-anne Vw-k. THIRD ROW-.lim Stone. llolv XX'ilson, Sui- SXVZUIAUII, Phyllis Yilu-n, Shirley Vollishzlw. liilah llartzog, .Ivan llvyilolrls, Arnold llnln-rt, lion llauer. 01725 QRJSULLTSJ .fafirz Composed of outstanding Latin students who worked Hhardl' to get into this organization, was inactive the first semester, initiated new members at annual slave auction, held picnic in the spring, led by Miss Greene. Uafgaza 0612 cvzsrzaic sa ue An organization for students interested in debate, speech. and legalized arguing, sent a delegation to interscholastic week in Missoula, is thought to have the highest rating in the state for a group of this kind, held regular meetings throughout the year, sponsored by Mrs. Gilstad. FIRST ROW-President Javk Jester, Vive l1I't'Sll.it'lli lfllizalreih lflnotli, su-retary llornlliy Ross, treasurer Ray Mjolsness. SECOND ROW-Martha .Iac'ks1n1, llonna XVim-hester. Kathleen Iinotli, Rowena lbay, , Iierre Landry, Merton Zuelke. TOP ROW-Harvey Steele, Earl VVuhlfrrnn, l'aul l,e-hinan, I'at Small, llii-hard Voxwzf-l'. Allen Nowotny, Milton Burgess. TH FIRST ROW-4'au'ul Alvrz, Hluriai llalwislln. gXllll1'l!l1ll'll' llealtly. Mary Slt'l'lllllZ. COND ROW-liolv liziftery. Jerry 'l'uylm'. lnm lim-rg. IRD ROW-.Iulin llvltfllgll, llulr Neill, llivk l'wi'lc-. 935116-C7051 Uofzfsifcuzfa 3165 75111 Elected by the senior class to take national tests conducted by the Pepsi-Cola Company. two winners out of the state win scholarships, none from Helena placed. iltfwza lbmfau cqffemf Bo 5. I :Stubs Attended Boys' State at Dillon last summer, selected in their junior year by the faculty, gained valuable information about government and law proceedings. SITTING-lilngzeiie liiu-, Huh Zion. lh-1'lr.Iol111s-ni. Iron In-rg. Hola Neill. l'ie-rre Lum STANDING-Jim Al2lk'llllll2lll, .Iulm Ma-Hugh, llim-li Porte, Vhuvk rllwussman, l'l1 Justin-, .lim Lamlnert. Joe Alzwtf-llvv. Can' and the FIRST Row-Jim 4-'1 x FIRST ROW-Alarthai Jackson, Hill Harvey, Dorothy Koss, Harvey Steele, Hobby Noi fli-A-I. TOP ROW-.luck Jester, l'zil Small. .li-:mov Huluf-r, .loam lfislier. liarl VVol1lfrrwm. of, f f 921' zeafzuuzi L05 cz 1 An organization for outstanding drama students. presented fall production, You t Take It With You? gave three one-act plays. Sky Fodderf, Antic Spring. Submergedw in recognition of National Thespian Week. and a spring production held initiation and banquet in the spring, sponsored by Mrs. Marshall. Y 0 1, QVL- fy 61 Gqcfiuif A rather inactive club this year, is composed Of high school boys belonging to YMCA. sponsored by Roy Seiffert. llarlnell, Bill XYise, Nurail Johiison. XVz1ller Kllllflll, Dick Wailernizui. Flmrles ,-Xmundsnn, I-'re-fl Ulsen, lhxug linttoinly, .lim 3lUl'g2,'2lll. SECOND ROW-I rick Kirk, Iiurl lk-llis, lion Ili-rg, Sk'l'l'9l2ll'y .Ioe llaunifriirl, vim- pres- I imlent Vat Leziry, Il'V1lSlll't'l' Huh .Xnrlf-rsoii, Hin-.Q lluvis, l'2lI Kelleher, l12ll'l'y Morley. THIRD ROW-Pete' Mvllugli, lion l'e-tn-rsun, Yi:-lor Hurt, .lack Stewart, 'Pom lf:-l'g'l1sulu. Holi Lightlmorly, liairry Trent. Vlziiule NVQ-znvvi', .le-rry tlleznson, lion XYllile, 1Not Illl'llll't'fl, Ibm' Steffensen, lure-si1lenI.l gflfil 546- W Upen fo first one An organization open to any high school glrl, held annual mixer in the Fall, also a successful Leap Year dance in the Spring, sent gitts to St. Iosephs Orphanage, oiticers tor the year were Eva Stewart, president, Barbara Sore-A nar, vice president, Evelyn Munger, secretary, Lucille Hinman, treasurer: is under the direction of Miss Depew .5 Clllllig agfucfelzfi O'znz 934112 .X l7ZE'ZfCLI.lZ su ua Made up of those students who Hhablen espanol , held regular meetings through- out the year, put on a pep assembly, held a Christmas party. were led by Miss Mattson. FIRST ROW-Miss Mattson, Nola Landry. Mabel Kreindel. Patricia XxvllliilIllS, Ik-tty Smith, Vharles Virzig. .lim l.iVing'st1rn, Flizirlene Rlicltlleton. lC1lIl1l'Q'llt' Mi-Vlezln, Glurizi liusek, Ruth Hiukam, Alim- Bennett. Mildrerl Vfestrlip. SECOND ROW-Maury Bum-k, llzivirl Allis-fn. B2l1'llk1l'2l Krisinzln. Dzirleiie Lufltke, Louise Hzlnsimn. Nathalie Mt-G1'eg'ux', I-izi1'lmi'z1 Sl'l't'llklI'. Lois Huhlmrfl, Slim-mi .Iohns1m, Susan XViley. lAtl'l'2llllt4 Martin, Mzirlene Hininprer, Iwiimi Stevl'iei', ltelwiiwe Hays. THIRD ROW-John 1'ilY2KIl2lLl,2l1, Rivlizzrd l:llSllflPl'l'l, Antliuny Austin. IH-url l.ewiS, Hazel XV:tlrl1'on, .lvnmii Iwlhev. l:ilI'll2ll'2l .Xinle1'smi, Pleverly Iilzivk, Hernim-e Iiohlt-r. Iillville Mclil- hziney, Illorizt Smith. Kenneth Shaw. TOP ROW-John I-'leniingg l,t l!l2ll'fl l.2il'5'Ill. lmiiglus l-luslifm'fl. lmle -llIl'g:e'1lNlll, Milton Iliirgoess, I.awi'vm'e Nm-htslieiin. 5lzu'i4+n lleynolrls. Xzinvy Blilifill, lid HHIISHII, lmvid lfoste-1, Vlvlflll Noe-l, Iron Hilger, lllP2.l't'l' Ilisson. SITTING-1'1'1-si111-111 11111'is 1':11'111'1'ig111, Sl'1'1't1Zl1'Y 111 11111 1 lx 11 S l I 1'1s1111-1' 1sz1:111, Miss '1':111'f11'11. STANDING-1.11is1I111111111'11,1111g11s1:1 Il:111111:111s1-11, I 1111114 111111111111 1111111111111 11111 sf I1 1'11111I:1 S111i111, 111111'1:1 S111i111, 111-1111'1-:s1i1'111:11', 111-111 51111111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1 1 111111 11111 Imis 11'111111'i1-11, 1,1111ir 111111i1'11. 1i:11I11-1'i111- 11'1-11s 11:11 :11'11 1111111 111111I1111111 11111111 111111 1- Sllll, A1Il1'111'11 111111, 1111-11 11111111-11 1111'11 11111-rg, .1I:11'1' 11111 111111 1111 111 .LQXl'Zcl'ZL C 11616511 gf Gill lQg'ZcI.'ZL 7 ,L 'Z Mended school books. were responsible 1'o1' 1110 home-like atmosphug 111.11 pig vailed in this es1ab1ishmen1. erected aa Christmas tree. were undei the supeivision of Miss CI'Z1Wf01'd. ,LQ!l'ZcL'Zfcl.lZ G 2.511 flconz cgi .f Ably served the school in the 11b1'31'1' through the year, were Lon11nua111 slapping fines on unsuspecting students for books. directed by Miss Crawtoid FIRST ROW-Miss 1'1-z111'I'111'11, I.1111is 11111111-11, 1S:11'11111'z1 S1-1'1-111113 I7t'111l't'S Ii1'111z11'. .I 111- ,1111111s1111. N11111-1' I1111111e11, 111-111' S111i111. 1.1-is I1111111q11'11, 1!z11'11z11':1 51111-s, 111111121 1l:11'p4z11'1-1 11111 1111-st, 1,111s 111111'11111, 1I:11'g:11'1-1 1111111-. .X11g11s1:1 11z111111:111s1-11. 1I:11'g'z11'1-111- 11-11, A12l1'111'11 I'1'1e. 111-11-11 N11-k, SECOND ROW-Mzixiiie 1'1-111-1's1111, 1,111-11114 A11-1511111111-1. 1111411 12111111-1', 11111111111 11:11, N111i111. 1111111111 111111-111-S11-1', 1'z111'i1'i:1 1i11ssi11-1'. 1'11z11'11-111- 111111111-11111. I1111'is 1':11'111'1'1g:'111 I 1111 1 U Tl. , . 111-11111- 31111111 N1-111v 1'111111:: 11-11:11'11 FIRST ROW-.ln Ann Huber, ll:u'lrzu':t SII't'll2II', l.uu IlIll'lil'l', li11rtu11NV:n'k, Iistlwr I tak, .xvzxlmi Mayer, John 4':n'z111:l11g'l1, .hw Mart.-ll-v, I-'turn-Q-s Ilive. Imug 'l'lmn1psun. SECOND Row-I't-te1'1'lz1llsel1, Lee 1'1':nwl'ul'1l, llwlv Ifrum-is. .Im-lt 'llll4lIIl2lS, IllliIl'lt'S NYM:- um, Rosalie lullls. TOP ROW-Buzz Steililran-li, l'ilIIl1l Mit:-he-ll, Italy Sziinlt-rs, John lflt-iiiirig. Str-vv Kt-ini. lu-k llurlztn, Ituth Ann Ituln-rtsmi, Gerulalim- 1IgI't4lI, 'zoa aaafsu aus :Radio 'ani Made up of members of the radio class, put on the regular school radio programs, kept the public informed as to activities at the high school, ably directed by Mrs. Marshall. Eyufwza onzsmu .zu L O02 Composed of girls who have or are taking home economics, holds meetings every two weeks, sent 27 delegates to a district convention in Great Falls, held statewide convention in Helena April 1, 2, and 3, sponsored by Miss Vines. FIRST ROW-Miss Vines, .lean Rlwwlcwfiy, '.'irg'iniz1 XVilliums, Evelyn Xlllll,9,'t4l', Bl2ll'2.l'2ll't-' Myles, president .lean l'ullin, Hai'l+zu'n Myles, ,Xvzilmi Mayer, Sylvia S1-lineirler. I!:u'lm1'zn Mer gn-nthziler, l ram'es I'1iet1'ivlt. SECOND ROW-Marilyn Hovzle, lbfrnim Harrier, Vnnnit- Iflflriiet, Bonnie lwtek, AXIIQIIHIZI Dzlhlhztnsen, Marg'zu'et l:l'lllIl1Y. Num-y Ilmniell, I-Betty llkllsh. Hewrgzizl l.X':1tts. .Immune lwvk THIRD ROW-Armzn Matthews, Kuthlr-en Ilinnplirey, .Iznfqueline .IuIi11sun, Ynnflzi Smith llztlphai l'nti'i1-k, l'z1ti'it:izt XVilli:1n1s. .lrmnne Mi-Millzin, June lielkiizilu, Maxigifwie I'i,:'g'wtt. FOURTH ROW-Alta lie-XVitt, listhei' Ilivv, Ellen Ms-Kelvey. Mary ltitzt Hzlzeltnn, llntli Ann li1llPt'l'IS4Ill, Pznulim- Smith, Maxine l'ettei's1wn, Pauline Zurit-li, lfillll1'l'lIli-' Mt-Vleali. KNEELING loe le-nwn lun Pofme llll1llXlIl,.NU1ll 13'lYld Allmwn Silxex qtlllllll llf STANDING Xll,.,9llK 1 lxesslel lack Jester Xllltlfl Houle Robeit vx0lSt9ll1 Irhn l'lN l gh - s 4 1 ll llll ul XXohlfmm Pmnr-is I Qifmi cggocmz fflfioviz Dpi 'zafou Operated the movie projector in the Little Theatre, also showed films to chem istry, biology and physics classes. supervised by Mr. Erickson Crimea 1 351054 Ca afsfcicz At Served the school throughout the year by preparing hot lunches under the supervision of Miss Fisher, caused doubt as to whether smells came from here or the chemistry lab. LEFT TO RIGHT-Lois XVolric-h. Ann f'l2lLlSE'll, Norine 0'Prmnor, .Iosophie Matti:-e, Eliza- . 1. 1 , J, -' .'. '. - J. . 1. -' - - ' '. Y' 'f . beih Mzlttive, Esther Brnvkwziy, Miss Fisher. Isaak, ldtiirm Willifuns. l..1lph.n I-lIIlk'l-x, Xngmm Vlllllrllllh, Jean -Q- l ' 'l LEFT TO RIGHT-Maxine Petterslm. Alvilxa Baumbauer, Phyllis Stanton, Doris Hoff- man, Gloria Smith, Mr. Uappious, Drew Routzznhn, Mr. XVebb, Jeanine .lm-kson, Betty Borg, l.urr:1ine Mc-Uzulrlexi, l':itx'i1'i:1 Hansen. Milrlrn-ml XVQ-strup, Shirley Pnllishziw, Imrzl Vluusen. Eziuin Uacgfzi ues au fir Learned the gentle art of driving under the able supervision of Mr. Cappious, Mr. Lazarus and Mr. Webb, used dual control car while learning, some of the girls even resembled drivers after completing the course. anifou jfasfz fga Gglaffa dfean Were responsible for keeping the building neat and clean, worked hard, always glad to help, tolerant of everyone, lost Mr. Morrison to Emerson grade school at Christmas time. LEFT T0 RIGHT-llill Lezlf, Melvin Swain, George Iizllh-ull, Iinuis lisiilly, 1'h:n'les llUl'l'lSHIl, tnnl pi:-ture-rl, Uhris liolxerts.b QW Bl ' LEFT TO RIGHT-Frank Hunter, Alton Robertson, Robert Roddy, Mr. Larson, Don Roberts, Rim-haird Gross, Burton XVork, VVilmer Ingersoll, Charles Uramer, Joseph Pastelak, James Smigaj, Peter Petr-k, Robert Kolwrudu. Lziwrence Boone, Jerry Hunter, Loren Pun- liffe, Mr. Knrizek, l-'elix 'I':iylm'. Jiffsaganici au gf af 04611106 Scgoof Trained all future mechanics and bird men , under the direction of Mr. Russell, taught the boys the fundamentals of welding, mechanics, shopwork. FIRST ROW-Toni Stern, Ri:-hzlrcl l'r11ul, Mr. Russell, VVilli:im Ruffin, Felix T:lyln1', Leo Miller. TOP ROW-i'h:11'ln's 1'l'zUnel', Richard xY2llkt'l', Hubert XVullie1', Robert Aplin, .Inseph Stipivh, Fred Petek, Geurg'e lierg, Imvicl Muttive, Hubert XXYlllllE'l'. FIRST ROW-.lamlm-5 XK'mnIs. IH-nulrl 'IHQIN-ill. If1'I1lll'IIl I.llI's'IIl., llivllzuwl .Xl-ple-uzrlc 1 I X 41 4 Il XX IIIIIQ 1' Iuua-rwrll. I'r'Ir'l' 'Inns -11. ,Ili ' II -111. .. P ROW-I'1':1x1Ii IIIVIIIIIIII. Iiiclmral XXX-IIN, 11.-Il1'ggv K4-Iv'l'v14I:n. Ilzmym--ln! 1':um-lvl: I l.nl1Ix I Illl m1'..l1vm-plxM5'lm-5, IIIIXIIIHIHI I,ulz, 1'Il:1rIn-5 I':Il'+-, MzarxillSl:-i11Iu1--Iu,.I:l4'1x lilvmlls I'1I'IlII1'Ir I FI , Cn 'uzai Luz .6fIfIoi'o'z1 was 31.8512 5414116 Auto mechanics and aircraft engines teaches detuilb involved in these compli cated structuresg boys learn how to keep their hot rods in running order. FIRST ROWi,Il'bt'1bIl I'r--Iril, 'I4IlkAl'II I'k' 'I'fA1I11ew111. I'1I'2lIIIi .Ivstc-1'. Mx. l'v-lvlmm. Il'-Iver! Allflrc. TOP ROW-IN-lvl' I':-In-Ii, ,IHIIII Iizrsrcrly. IZ:--Ilzxlwl 'I'w1x14-I1w'II, XYiIIizx111 I'ill1INfIl. Il11I+e!'l Slzl1'Z, ,lzlnws Imvis, Vlmrlws Ileisey. 4'h:11'h-S I.1ttlQ-. Hurry Shim-. linger Iluwls. NIR-slep Synness, Iidwznrfl I mffy. Jean Reynolds Jack Hustad Ed Naughton Cheerqueen Lou Harkei CQESZZEQCZETQ 16119 Dui gbsfz Were responsible for raising pep at all rallies and games, really put on some flashy pep assemblies, sponsored the Miss Noise contest, which taxed the brains of all Helena High, since no one could guess who it was, under the direction of Miss Megard. Uofoz Quaid Bzinga Dui foyaffy Marched at all football games, carried the flags and guns, worked out various routines with the band, sponsored by Mr. Clark. 1-tty Bll'AlilSlt'l' Uluice SlJllllt'lllilll'L2'h Ne-vu llznrily Iivverly Slwi'lm'k Nllllkj' AIZISUII 3. .fb l FIRST ROW-.Iolyne lloiistwii, Marry Alive fh-rzircl, Shirley VVilli:1ms, Iletly llvhll. SECOND ROW-.lm-:ui l,ilZ21I'llS, Alive Horn. Maru-llai i'llt'Zi4'li. TOP ROW-Shzirvwn .lnli11sv'n. lillmr lnitvy. ih-tty Allllt1l'S ll 0Mu!'o'z.sffs1 B102 Duf Cigyfi Performed at all football games, some basketball games, worked out unique routines, were something to be proud of, beautiful babes were under the direction of Mr. Clark. LLL fcifizfsii 'zilz Dui as J 9 ff Added color to athletic contests, put on performances between halves, followed the band on the field and in parades. spelling out H-E-L-E-N-A, tall, slim gals super- vised by Mr. Clark. llii!'llXIl f'2ll'lXVl'lfIlll, Arlene Hailey, l'egg'y 3l2lL'llIlllillil, Anneiiiuie lim-:ilu I ill 111 X i fleet, .I4-ss-pliine Bcmlier, l'1z1rlm1'zi Gzibse. g f him 'G' SITTING-IR-ggy Al2ll'll0llMili, lflrle-:ui Anrlersmi. Allll9l1l2ll'iY' Beatty, Alive Dennett. Muri- ftiix lim NI 11 millm I Merrill, lluli lil! STANDING-Sue Kuehn, Iron-otiiy Ross, l'zu'ol Mvrz, Ne-vu llairrly, .Ii-rre Gruner, Muri- Ixu Pyle. Gloria llzlrrison, Nathalie Bl4'1h'egm', Vlenim Smith, .lalnet Ke-rvliei', Shirley XVH- S, Mural Redd, Ilivk Porte, .lezln Vullin, cgafzozfoiiaf cgifaff gs-:fi this Qacfi Gathered all the news, wrote many fine editorials, did a lot that remained un- recognized, always ready to help out, were known for meeting their deadlines on time. 14102551 gfaff Q55 fgz 5140125 Ably financed The Nugget throughout thc school year, under the joint leadership of Dick Porte and Paul Lehmann, collected innumerable ads, took care of all the business of the Nugget. SITTING-Lois llzinseii, Paul Leliman, llzlyeltu lfn-cle1'g'iIl, STANDING-llziverrie In-Kay, Suzzume- son, iivelyn Zzigzlr, Ilirk I-'rezlerii-ks, Betty Ilivk Porte, .Immune Pea-k, Shirley livzuiu-lieu Kuehn, Joe .lensoir Uhuvk 1il'lJSSI!lHll. Bob XXII liorg, Larry Iiumie, I.iluh Hzlrtzrvg. u-1 Q 1 EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER MARY STERNIITZ JOHN McHUC1H RAYMOND MJOLSNESS S LQL CUZ E . . . W ' 'I f Kmfiifilzc Ayfczff SITTING-Blum' SIvI'I!IIIZ, II:Iv Bllllxllv-sw. .wX'v- I': 'x I-use' , ,um XIVIIIILIII, .I4-:Ill Ilvy- STANDING I II Editor - - Assistant Editor Business Manager Art Editor - Photography Editor Sports Editor - Senior Editor Sales Manager 'Write-ups - Class Prophecy Faculty - Classes Typist Ad Staff lm' T! ....CU2 cf Us eifaff Mary Stermitz - Iohn Mcl-luqh Raymond Mjolsness - Doris Strachan Dick Porte - Pat Leary lean Reynolds Ioyce Carstensen - Nathalie McCfreqor Carolyn Adams Iames Macmillan - Bob Battery - - - PeQfJY Macdonald Edean Anderson, Shirley Beauchamp, john Cavanauqh, Tom Noel, Bob Smith, Sue Swanson, Billie lean Tyrrell uiinsii Cgfaff SITING-Billie .learn Tyrre-ll, Sue Swamsmi, Hziymnml Mjulslxn-ss, lift-41111 ,Xll1lk'l'SUll N STANDIN t'2llll'll2llIlI'!. G-John Vzlvzixinllgli, Rube-rt Smith fsn1Jh.h, Tum Noel. QUEEN SHIRLEY and MANAGER RICH JOHNSON From a group of three senior girls, Shirley Williams was chosen queen after ten suspense- ful days of Campaigning and balloting. Petite junior Billie Jean Tyrrell was Chosen princess from a group of six underelass girls. Queen can- didates were Shirlejv. Annemarie Beatty. and Mary Stermitz. Princess candidates were fresh- men Bunny Irwin and Winifred Mergenthaler. sophomores Dorothy Carlson and Jo Anne Rus- sell. and juniors Bonnie Martinson and Billie Jean. Campaign managers were Richard Johnson. Pat Leary and Joe Raymond for the queen can- didates: and Edward Naughton. Joe Martello. Cato Butler. Gene IVIeLatehy. Bob Anderson and Pat Kelleher for the princess candidates. I U C za Zfluzfa fzocwzi fi LLSEIZ PRINCESS BILLIE JEAN and MANAGER PAT KELLEHER ff 'I 'Q pg., W' lgff' ' Q . ,mv 0 Af u 1 2 ' A ,,,-K, 4 4 'h 'V : I 3 'i , , I I Q I' .ul- Y if - E ag . , Q 1- ' 4 l M ,ma I 'fl 0 , s ti 35? X is SN, A X vawtxx ., 3, xi was , 2 4, Q X Q, Ji. 5.4,ffQ f--Q N ii. 5 V sky? ggi K U1 4 Semin- B FQ: axzugf Q v.,.,,raW U65 Qiyifiuzfa Qguuufa 7947 Wfwgmfi PRAW- -ww mama WGS df'- Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oc Oct Oct Oct Oc Oc Oc Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar gcgoof Uafelzdwz 7947 79425 D All the brethren and srstern trudffed back to our Alma Mater after thrc months vacatron Nomrnatron for class otfrcers The frrst Nugget was publrshed today Frrst pep assembly of the year and rt was good Student electrons as usual the class of 48 elected rll boys Home rooms elect student councrl reprcsentrrtrves Natlonal assembly on Lrqurd Arr Darryland provrde free rce cream at the frrst snake dance of the veal Today the Junrors sold thelr frrst candy bar under the clock at 4 By DICK POHTE J 7 ournalrsm students from all over the Mrnrng Drstrrct attended the conven tron sponsored by the Qurll and Scroll Besrdes studres and clrnrcs tour to the caprtol and the Independent Record wlth a banquet at the Placer Hotel were featured b Rum Dum Darfler led the Helena Bengals to a smashrng vrctory over the Mrssoula Spartans rn a thrrllrng game staged by the Grrls H Club The Natronal Assembly presented .1 Arthur Blodgett pranrst End of frrst srx weeks All underclassmen and teachers were photographed today Report cards today CGroanJ Also Vrgrlante campalgn speeches CGr1nD At last the farr er sex gets a chance The Rarnbow Dance was held tonrght 24 MEA Conventron 5 4 8 2 3 Queen Shrrley and Prrncess Brllre Jean were crowned rn a beautrful cere mony Also Hallowe en Electron of Pepsr Cola contestants and Rotary Representatrves You Cant Take It Wrth You presented by drama department Honor Socrety rnrtratron and luncheon at Gamers The Senror Barn Dance was held tonrght Any student body would have been proud of thrs dance Pepsr Cola tests had to be postponed because of the lack of Peps1Cola bottles Pepsr Cola bottles arrrve and tests are grven End of second srx weeks H Club banquet rn rathskellar Santa Claus d1str1buted grfts F H A Banquet Musrc and dramatrcs department presented Chrlstmas Fantasy School closes fo Chrrstmas vacatron School resumes after erght days vacatron After weeks of mystery? Mrss Norse was frnally revealed She was none other than Elrzabeth Booth Rarnbows and DeMolays hold Jornt rnstallatron at consrstorv temple 23 Semester exams were grven Thursday and Frrday The halls seemed de 10 March 1 Mar 18 serted as nearly everyone was exempt rn all subjects !That s a poke son J Hundreds of HHS students rnyaded Mrssoula for the game of the year CWe lostj Thesprans staged three one act plays rn connectron wrth Natronal Thespran Week The Thespran banquet tonrght featured a prevrew to George Washrngton Slept Here by Mr Walter Marshall Mrss Kathleen Ramev and Mr Alan Cowperthwarte School talent vvas drsplayed at an assembly today whrch started the d11V9 for the swrmmrng pool Mayor Wrne gave us the glad word I bought my oathrng surt today so that we could svrrm thrs summer George Washrngton Slept Here presented tonrght The proceeds go to thc swrmmrng pool End of fourth srx weeks Four down and two to go Musrc department presents concert 1 12 13 Helena survrves the Havre drstrrct tournament 19 20 Everybody vxent to Mlssoula for the state charnpronslrrp tournament even the team 1 7 l . 15- ' ' ' .' 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X L X ll XDI1 JI A 71 DI A111 A ll A11 X1111 V111 111111 1 1 I 511111111 clme 111 E1ste1 V111 1t111n VVL 11111 all Qee xou Sunddw out at thc QL1p1t111 101 thc E.1Qte1 sag h.1nt 1 E Gemge NIC11111ns thlrd peuod 011011115111 clams debtmxed HHS 1n te11111 LXDlON Jn tcrddx M1 Ma1k1n dewrlbed the eiploblon as a wlolent nu 1e11 chaln reactlon 1 Fvc1x11nc 11111 111110111110 It the lD'1L11l H Club Dance lt li Dons St1.1chun s 1111th111x 11 1un1111x 11111 1111 1ut11ul 11111111 Whlc h S1111v1x th It 1 indx splllng 111 t11x1 mthx ll 1111 T111 13111111111 T111'1 xtops IH Hclena on 11x natlonxxldn t11u1 9Ln1111s 11tu1n to than l1OIllLS dltu Q1111111 banquet Phllh 11 11111n11 D1 ue nts Opel ettd T111 111u1th annual Jax Cee Rclavs toddx D11-t111t n1u IC fGNt1Ndl 1D Deer Lndg 11 A lrlIg,O number 111 students tm elfc' to M1ss11ul1 1111 the Inte1s11111lL1st1 Weak M1xs11u1a SQCITIQ to be qulfc A populal town The V1g1ldnte Pa1ade 11 ax a mg su111 KS Sexen Kew to Bdldpdte sprlng max p111duCt1on pmeented N11x111o11ltod1x M9H10113l D111 vacatlon F1111led aealn T11 holldax was x1st11d IX 'iund X 1 ffl111111LI1Ll111LHl' VV1111111 We lenned' V11 IC le1v1ng1 21,1 J 1 1 1 I 44 , ,J , W A f f ,gf 172115 ., .1 I Z Lg A H 1 11 A 5 Q3 1 1 .U v1 . 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Il-,s:1I1v- I'IIiN I'xI illxx url Iilm XYIIIIO Ink YIIIIX. 4. ', . . - ': '. -. .1 . -. IC1Ixvz11':I IIIILLIIVS. Blum 1,1-H Zi--11 Y.-rln I,Ix1-lwu'-rm. IZ:-nlxiv .Xlzmrlinw-II. Imxwfllly I!11l'l'I-II. 4241-4-I Bl:-VZ, SECOND ROW-Ifllizulu-III IIHHIII, If-rl'-'II13' Il-ww, If-I1r11:u XIi1u11:II. Imix lui'-. fwIyx'II1umx. lmxwllxy l':I1'IXwln. lfnxn, IC:ul-wa. 1'I1.uIIn-w .XIIIIIIIWIMVIL Ilwu--I Il1sf-nm. Ilxuyuwrarl Szlml--rw. I':u11I I.--Iif-lux .l-'Im 4'.ux.m.u11:I1, XVIII'-1' Xlllllill. Il-'mx IIII:--xy .Iwim Sing:-x', ,lfllm II--111, I':4IXXJlI'lI Il--x--l'i1I:-A. Illwlmlwl .Xlnxwx-II, V1-mxir KU--. III-II.-11 IIv'Xv'I'X. III-IIA IP.llI'Iw-I. Iivrllil 4'I'1lIvI1.-V, IL--l'5I l'.ur'Ifwxx, NNIIII X1-llw II, Yirulnizm Ilnilv-5 THIRD ROWf12+'l':uI4l 1ll:nI1:um, 411-1.1141 SIIIIIXIIII IilwIm1'4Im'I+1I1--Vx. 5IIII'Iv'f I1--gulf--Iwznlml-. If-mnlul 1'l1mm111: IMI-- -'vl IN-In-1'r-un, V1-mml Il'l'1-Ilril-Iv. Nwrlnzu XX'ilIm:up'x'. ,Xrmzu .XI:+lIxvxxf, lmxnl X1-Isf 11, IMI1- 1llI,x.m, X'w1.,l' Ii.-II'-5. lmxiwl .XII1r1Nrl1. IIllJIlI Smilh, .lnlm-5 SIIIIIIIQIIII, Vlwysr- IIXvI'IIII'I'. ILIIIIIMAII IIl1mllIul--5. .Him I!:I11x-In. IQ::lI1II-I-In lim-III, X4-1':1I .lm-Ixlnwsn, 1,4-v KIw.XliII:I11 lmllzzlml Iiw-If.-1'if.Sixw-1' Sf41'11111::ml'1I, .XIII-'VI 1lv'II'7'i1II. .XI'II1HI' Ill'-rxxlulmx. Invlmlwl I,il1In-. I'I1yIIif Ilzxys, I':llx'iwi:1 Smluliwlm. IZ:I1'I,zu':4 ,l4vImfm1. BACK ROW-Ii-+I-I-VI Smith, I':zI 12HiII1:l11II, .XI:4l'm11 III-In-Viv. Iwlurix XIIIIr'l, .lm-Iylx Slzzululilm. Ilvll-1'--s Kxlvlzuv. X'il'uil1i:1 IZ'll'gflmI4-. III-lu' .XII-5l:1wlv1'w. Vlwiw- Slumu-l1Ir1lI'uII. N:-'11 IIz+l'+Iy, Ihu-V15 XII:-xl-I--IX, Nnuwy .XI.IXf+1I, TWIRLERS AT LEFT1,I1Y5l'IPIIIII4'II4llIIll'I'. .Xxxxlv-Ixmliv I!--gully. Ii:l!'Iv.4l.I X-vl'!'In-I-I. I'--:xy Mzwwl--11:41-I. Nlzulilyu 4':ux'Ixx1'i:IxI. .X1'I--rw Iluilvy, Il:urI::ul':n HQIIIN-. TWIRLERS AT CENTER-M1111 .XIII-4-121-:':4l'4I. ICIII-11 l,l1t1-5. NI1Il'I1'j XYIIIIIIIIIF. TWIRLERS AT RIGHT-.ln-:ull l,.zZ:u1'llX. SI1:nlwl1 .I1'IlI1S1rI1. Il.-115 .Xlullvlw-ln, ,Xli-V Ilwrlw, Ii-'ily' II-fIrIv, .lwlym-f Ilmlfh-ll, .Xlznlww-Ilzu Vluvzivlx. ygum JQLILI1 cafe? fo Qiunzai Pluyvd ut foutlnzxll und buskutbzxll games, wont tu Buzz-man tu play ut the Mon- tamu Stun- Cullvgo Ilnnncc-omirxg. hold amnuul tag day in thc- spling. fIII'L'C'Il'fI by IVI12 Clark. ..T'I7ZEfl Cjclfi ifjfluf in mme: Bum Played music on the lighter side. were an added z1tt1'ac'tion to various usscmblic-s. added much to thv c'm'onz1t1on. dlmctcd by M12 Clark, FIRST ROW-Ih-1'5'I 1':IrlxUl1, IZ-'II Iizfllv-xy. I,iII1-- .Imm Vzmrlnx, II-'Vis I':I1'II.A1. E11 I29 - .xlflggn-. .XI:Il'lI1:1 .IiU'IxS'VII, Ih-115' Ii !l'i4I' SECOND ROW-I4':uxl'v Iizmlwln. Ilzly S.II11I'Ib. IIIII III':4vl'. I':1I FI:Il1vlifI1, -I11+Ii Shilw. TOP ROW-Mm'--I liwlrl, .lm-my SIIIIIXZIII. llll FRONT-iiziyf-tin Ifiw-rlregill. Slmiwlli .lohiisoir .lzivqiiwlyii Vziiilih-. BACK-Shirleiy Su-eh-, I.u4-ill1- Hiiimaiii. Mary Ik-Ile Ilittel. fj, P 1 f, cf! ' -7 fluzfi ff' LC ea for .sxfaffa Sang for various organizations around town, were always ready to fill in. had an important part in Christmas pi ogram and the music festival, led by Mr. Judd. ac- companied by Verla Lindstrom. Qlzcfiaifuz Eiiflflzyi fvsziafiffft Were responsible for the noises issuing from the auditorium first period. played at assemblies. dramatic events. took part in various music festivals. performed at gatherings in town. led by Mr. Claik. FIRST ROW-lie-ryl 4':i1'Isoli. .lvziiilu .XIIQlSlIIl2lI1, Iloiizllil l:illl4'I', lriuli Hlliliw-, ,ln ,XIIII I'ie-lil, IH-:url 1,4-wir. l':i zz Kiiiflrin-li, 5lIll'lll2l .I:ii'ltSo1i. Imilisa- l'1-It-twill. lla-tty Imu llmimli, SECOVND RQW-Mr. 4'lzirk. I-Ilizziln-th l!ziI'I1-ry. 41+-nilgzizi Sliorow, .lohui M-Alillziii, Ivoris Imrflt-r, If-vi1:1'x'1ll--lui lil Iwu-rifle:-, lxzlv Imiivli. .l4VIlI1Ill' AI--Bllllzili. Iizerli-Irv l.ll1lIkv. THIRD ROVV-llulr llxufn-1'5. Ilillit- .Ii-:iii 1':irI1is. Irorolhy l:lll'I'4'll, Vziiwfl Herz. .Klum-I Il.-ml, Mary liilwli, .li-ri NlllllYilIl, lllniliie Xlill'IlIISHll. I':lll'i--i:1 Slzumlisli. .lin--k Sliiki-. Illfll Hiiuf-i', Ilzly 81111114-rs, I4':ix'i'v Iizilfllu. ' 'Q-aqui! 'J FIRST ROW-Hairy Hella llittvi, .lwzxrixw I.:izm'11s, 1,111-ills Hinnizili, X'ii'::ini:1 Ilzmilfiy, Shirlvy Su-i-ls-, l.z1ii1':i Gilr- ri IZ-fxfvly Sli--141-wk, Vlwysw Siuvlie-lillxirggii, NI:i1',if-i'ii- SMH, Hz-i'lrziI':i Kriarnz 11. Pu: xx-iiii1llIIS, llzxyvltzi l4'l'vdi'i-:ill I lin. llI'lIr1Hll. ,Xulfliiv lmilm, rhziiwm ,lf-lmsim. .lzu--giidyn Vaiilvlr-. SECOND ROWfSIivl.il1 In-uuvrl, l,i1zxli H:u1'Iz-ia, Nziiu-3' .XI1ii'lvi1I, ll-:mir .XlIII'llliNlIl. X'wil.1 l.1mlwIl'lnn. I'--11:5 Xli il-'l1.nl+1, llzixxn XXHNI, bllsnn XX1h5', IZ4-xv-VIX Iuzuflwy. Sylxizi Sqliliiifl.-v-, Nlyrlla- Ilrinizin, Iyizi Ni-iw-li. Ili-X1-ily I iirwvri, .li-Xwv Sllwlili.-5-. I!aiih:ui'zu Sv1'+fli:er'. THIRD ROW-J'-.iii In-Q-, .Xi1lz.iI-1-ll. lliiniziil. limi Si--wzuxi. Imir N'-Iwwn, .Xlwl-I1 flmiuly. .Xuliv-r 'IN-nriibsi-ii. 'im- X-1 ri. .lui-ei. In-lyii--w IVIIHIIIV. .Xx.4l-in 51:15-'ik .lim-- lrixliiw. .I+-:ililw Liixxvll, XI5wi1-- inzxhimv-Xl iiiniiii- .Xilzcmx I-,iw lIi1i,5iIwr'X FOURTH ROVV-NHN15' Nliivvll, IH-:guy .Xlil-'In-ll, N.-X11 II,1:'fly. ICH--ii XIVKVIXVX, I-fx--lynx Nlllllivi. .li-yi-w 1iv.xl141 ii I'-im1.1 Smilxi. X'ii':1iii.4 Ii--xnnf, !3:ei'lm1'1u ISV'-Xin, l,wi'i':uiix. Mzlrtirx, Iwryiiin S141 1, l'H!l!l.1 l'i1:l1. .I-fy IXv!l. I'--H5 Ir r in xx-'il' STANDING1l'ItAl'Y'r' l.zimli'y, .lim l.:imlni'I. livl Nzlilpliln-li. X'i1'uil Hull. Vzilxill 4'--ly. Ituli Xe-il. lfiuiik 'l'ill-i. Iiiri XX IiIt'l'Hr:i. Ni-il-in Ziivlkv, XX'ilIi:ii1u Hrlllisl--lu. Iviwh lrixixiviy Ivflll IH-Va. .lu-lx ll:--lxfw. .lm-li 'l'li1flims. P 77 f ' lfbfziffzaznzwzic Cyiozui Lpzazafzfi lfjwc uurzi Consists of advanced studcnts undci' the capable d11'CC'fiOH of Mi: Judd. partici- pated in the annual Christmas program. sponsored the Christmas Carol Hour on the curnci' of Main Street. pioscntod Have a Heart as ai Spring picmduction. A SCENE FROM THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM '95 -A--s.--q.-.-..-.-',gV ' 1 '-Tina. -7 14 Jbsf-It A I 'RSEI 1 SCENES FROM DRAMA PRODUCTION YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU CSM an :Sak 1744114 moz uz uw Were responsible for Helena Highls Very creditable scenery also the unusual Coronation setting, handled the lighting and curtains. were undei the SLlpG1V1SlOI1 01 Mrs. Marshall. LEFT T OR IGHT-t'h:IrIe-s XV:-lirqiwiii 11 Ill llhtilrll I Im ix mnu Ii I mx Iiutlmi x liwhert Skow. Allie-Vt Brrwl-away, I,wln:11'fI pump. 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A, ,,,,, 1 U.-L 1, 1 'mae feffazlrzfslz The l-relerra track season ot 19-fl! was on or the nost succe stul rn tn rS ory o t snort n l-lelena Tne season of srx rreets rnclparnat e rntersauad 'neet rn arly Aorrl C3 x the Benaal scantcrad athletes a chanc to srow trrerr stutt under tne touanest ornnetrt on rr trre state Th l-relerra laycee Relays proyed tor the thrrd trme trar rt was the be t rno rd ual achr vernent and spectator drawrna car rn the stare Helena athletes showed velr n all the rneets rn w rch they were entered and rrr some fneets prov fl to he bett r tl rn tl rest ot the state Frank Rutlrertord Co Captarn won places rn the bro rd Jurrrp and century and tr fl yard dash and tne r lays xneorqe Bennett Co Captarn won plac s rn the 440 yard daslr the 7 U yard dasrr ani ran anchor on the relays Roaer Cox Non places rn the halt rr rre rnrle and the two rrrrle rela fs lrrn Bernhardt Took places rn the shot cnd the drscus Bob Morqan Earned hrs letter rn the Javelrn throw Bud Morrrs Garnered hrs letter rn the sprrnt relays loe Martello Took trrst place rn the shot rn the trrst meet ol the season wrn hrs letter Frank Skow As a Junror won hrs thrrd letter rn the hrqh hurdles Don Bera Lettered rn the sprrnts ror the second rrrne Chuck lustrce Proved to be one ot the best low hurdlers rn the s a Favre Eaton Copped hrs letter rn the hrqn rump and tne broad rump Bud Bellrs Lettered rn the hrqh rump and pole vault Larry Morley Won places rn the 220 yard dash and the rrrrle relay Bud Rrddocrc Earned hrs letter rn the pole vault Boo Nerll Vrfon hr letter rn the fralt rnrle and the rnrle and two rnrle relay me rfrauauratron ot the Helena laycee Relays brouaht l-lelena rnto the sport as a d r rrra cara tor the other track dynastres throuqhout the state and as the thrrd ,ear opened r rneet brought alrro t as rrrany partrcrpants as the state rneet rtsel' Thrs neet oroves r qrowrna rntere t tor track rn Helena lrah school ! - - - .i f 1 . r - . ' H r r : n r - - . . e r r , s e .. t r ne cy tr . . ' '1 ' h r,'e A' ate r 1 ' r r ' A Q r. , c , e cr r ' - . - cr p r. r ' Y Y L r ' ' 1 4' 'iw . F3 r I S LV - ' . ' 2 ' A . W l . 9 . . A , 'Qt r ,, , . . -, x r . ,, , rr . r , r. a ea M re SQ . re Q r I - , a . , Q ' , I9 22a t Q o c. f, I . . , Q . . - , e - . ., , as f , f . . , . A is , A . X: A , M , , . . .. 1 , , to r, 2 rr r . . ' - 1 1- . , . 6 . . te. A 2 . -no . A ,. . . . r . . , , . 1 , . . A 2 . s . r f - r. rr ' ' ' vw. ' ' l ' ' U 'ltd A 1 - t --R r . S . , r ,r. Y A ' 113 , . s , .r . 4 W HAROLD WINFIELD CLAUDE WEAVER HOMER BENNETT MM RUMMEL JOHN FLEMING FRANK HOLLAND as-F' W. JW 5 Nw-K 'vp- .af JOE RAYMOND BOB ANDERSON JOHN MCHUGH JOE MARTELLO PAT LEARY COACH SKOR m mm, X, . 1 ww a. 'S :N MQ DICK KIRK JOHN EHLERS BUD RIDDOCK FAVRE EATON STEVE KEIM JACK STEWART JP qv? in M lf., , i M , 'Www .vw fi li fi ,vs DON BEPG GEORGE MAGNUSON BUD BELLKS RICH JOHNSON JACK EDWARDS CO'CAPT JIM LAMBERT wi! M' 6 Q31 PM QRS? 'lei , A K J' L l ' M b X Q 31 f, 2 1 Q ki 1 511 41 2E' 7 38 FIRST ROW-Ifiumla Ilollaml, .Iohn Aleliilgh. lion Ilerg. .lim Laznlweri. .lark Stewart. ,Ioe.XIart1-ll-I. I'ai l,t:tr5. I 1- llxnym-In-I. Ilutl In-llis. Iiit-li Jolinsoii, I-lol. Aiitl--rsim. SECOND ROW-Vi'--il tllsoiu. .lim lllIIIIIlIl'l, .lzzeli lirlxsziitmls. lillll Itithl--ek, .Iohii I It-miiia, .leriy Illtztri li. Vlztlvvl 1-:txvlg Ifiwlt Kirk III-iii:-i Ii:-:im-tt, Steve Kvilii. .Xssislzilil 1'-mit-li Ih-i'i1:trtI AI-llililey. THIRD ROW-1'o.t1'I1 Iillfwl Sltor. .XrNlsl:IIll Nl2lIl2I:le'i'.lIfv'.l1'llr4IIl, .Iohii I-Ililu-rs. Ilaroltl XYi1il'1+-lil, l.l'4'IIlIlIl I,.ui II. liill Ii--ll,-5. 4'h:tl'l--s .tliiiiinilsi-li, I.:il'i'y Alorley. I :l'ti'4- Iialoii. 111-oieie Alatuiiiisoli. Nlalizluel' l'aI Ku-Ileht-r. an alfa cguzvivs .f O01 7947 ooffiuff Section Opening the Bengal football season in Livingston on September 19. the Bengals were defeated 20-2 by the powerful Livingston Rangers. The Bengals were impres- sive the first halt' of the game. but failed to show any fight the second half and were snowed under by the powerful Rangers' aerial attack. In a return game with the Rangers in Helena on September 27. the Bengals plaved good ball. but again were beaten by the Rangers T to 6 before a packed Vigi- lante stadium. Jim Lambert scored for the Bengals on a fullback smash from the three yard line. - Outmanned. outweighed. but not outplayed. the Bengals played their best game of the season against the huge Great Falls Bisons in Helena October 3. as the largest eiowd of the season eheered. l I The defending state champion. Missoula Spartans. swamped the Bengals 39 to 0 as the fans and players were overwhelmed by their power. The injury-ridden Bengals traveled to5Billings to meet the powerful Brones. and were defeated 27 to 0. I The Bengals broke into the winning column by defeating the hapless Kalispell Braves 1221 to l-I in the last home game of the season. After a seoreless first half. the Anaeonda Copperheads defeated the Bengals ISI to It in Anaeonda. ln the last game of the season. the league-leading Butte Bulldogs swamped the Bengals 21 to ll in a fravx' in Butte. gg, Ul4'U'l FT TO RIGHT l l te aaa Tet cqfzhefe Clptain Joe Raxmond won his thild xaisitv n onogiam foi bisltetball and xx as the leading, Ben 5111 SKOIGI lol the season Joe vias ehosen All Qtite foiw iid bi the spoits xxiiteis ind ottieiil thiouehout the stite Foiviaid John Stewart was the third high Bengal seo C1 and an able member of the Cats feedei line Stewie Ieeeived his third baslaethill lettei in Helena high Center Bob Neill along with lVl'irvel Joe set a new Bengal two man scoring record 'is e'ich oi' them girneied over -100 points. This is lloot's sei-ond v'irsity basketball letter. Guard Pat Leary received his third basketball letter in the Bengal 'feeder line. Pats rc bound- ing 'ibilitjj was his mfiin 'isset to the team. C1u'ir.i Bob Gump Anderson uirned his sc cond varsity letter 'ind will be the Bengal Captain for ic sc ason ot' 1948-49. Gump is one of the best defensive men 'ino playnrikers in the state. Guard Ritch Johnson proved a good man to have around when a few points were needed. 'ind worked nicely as a feeder 'ind floor man in capturing his first Bengal monogram. lforward lrirold Winfield earned his second letter as 'i reserve. Fuzz could 'always be counted on to plav a eocd game xx hen it was needed. Forw:1r'l St'in O.son won his first Bengal letter as 'i senior. Stan transfeired to Helena from Seattle. Washington. Center Herb Johnson, alter four years ol' work, received his letter. Herb improved greatlv through the year and could be counted on to use his height to the best advantage. Guard John McHugh earned his first basketball letter for H.H.S. and was one of the best de- fensive men on the squad. Center Bud Bellis earned his second varsity letter as a reserve and can be counted on to lead tl.e scoring parade next year. I Forward Jack Stewart earned his first varsity letter this year and will take over Marvel Joe's pivot next YOLII. Guard Bill Frey won his first varsity monogram as a reserve this year and will show his stuff next vear. Guard Claude VVeaver moved up from the Kittens to win his first basketball letter and will prove his worth next year. fx Wu-4 i .11'l'20 .aa FIRST ROVV+l'l2lll4le' XVQ-:wt-1', V111 Kellf-lu-r. llnrry 'l'l'l'Ill, .lm-k Stewart, llill Kelley, lirl lieu-i'i1lge, SECOND ROW--Alzrmlun-r. In-eSIt-till-urs:-11, .lt-rry HI'-asoln, .lim Alorpgalll, Vlnuvk llllllllliblfll. lil:-k XYzrlt-rrlmii .lark litlwzmwls. Pom-li lh-ruarml Mvlliillt-y. THIRD ROW--.Xllwrl llrockmiy. l-lil Huglu-s. I,:1rry Morley. 'wifi Baia fflczff The Helena Bengal Kittens had this year one of the best Kitten squads that ever graced the Helena hardwoods. The Kittens. coached by Bernard McGinley lost but three games and beat some ot' the best reserve and B squad material in the statefr' The 'Kittens. led by Jack Stewart. Claude Weaver. Barry Trent. Pat Kelleher. and Bill Kelley. rolled over most of their opposition with their smooth ball handling and air tight defense. The Kittens are holders of the mythical crown of the champions of the Little Big 16. A The Kitten reserves showed at times that they were almost on a par with the Kitten first stringers. t'Mac has shown that there are boys on his squad who with a little more training will become the State Champions a few years from now. The Bengal frosh surprised the Helena fans and the coaching staff by proving to be one of the tougher frosh teams in the state. Led by Larry Anderson who showed to be one of the better freshmen players in the state. the team defeated the previously unbeaten Butte frosh. and many of the smaller school's HB teams, Q fnzfztcirzcticzf .liiuyua Winning 11 and losing 2. Jack Harlen's team oi' Victor Burt. Bill Toole. Bill Hrouda. Len Sparing. and Noral Johnson. captured first place in the Intramural noon hour league. Bob Zion'2 team won second place. They axe: Bob Zion. Jim Duffy. Bud Ryan. Joe Jenson. Don Bauer. Dick Rushford and Bill Wise. 7 'IOL H2015 .l,SL1.yl.l.5 A combined team of freshmen and sophomores made up of Dick Latsch. Larry Anderson. King llaskell. Larry Nachtsheim. Kenneth Shaw and Al Liedle won the Froshmore league against stiff opposition. Q x C' 1' !r 'au :ff I A, 5 SKCWIQ Scuves BC'Nl'5 Scu reg Wm ' 'X asv ' 5 3 V , Q' J . M- 50 ,.,. k y ., , ,Q 1 1 of-'li-3 .' EQ, f. 312, ,:' Zin- ': 2. A - - .-2.51, 4 A g A , xr 3 -E V ffe Cany Wien t or 2 1 i fx 3 21 lk Jvc iff fiotlbn s i B,oeKeJ li X Wk Off Twa Pofais W If HIQNI 1A?fz3 :, las 1679 if 2 .W Q .p FIRST ROW-Miss 'I'viin:iiit. I5ill'Il2ll'2l Sr'i'eiizii', Lois Hiilmlvzirrl. Alive Bennett, DoioIh3' Ross Elizzilwtli Shirley In--im-Iiziiiip, .lzimlilv Vziiible-, .Ioywe Mm-H:iI't'ie, Suzziniiw Kiiehn. Veany Mitvliell, Shirley AI:-i'gviitIi:iIvi', SIIIIIII. 3 SECOND FIOW-Alzirilyn 1'zii'Iwi'iglil, .Iwiiiiie l,:iZzii'zis, IZ:-i'yI4':ii'Isoi1, Suv Swaiiisoii, Iiilliv .I+-:iii 'I'yi'iI'+-II Iilflu. X4-rlii l,iii4lsii'-mi. .If-:iii I'iiIIiii, I':iiiIiiie- Aoru-li, I'zi.iliii+- Smith. Ilzizi-I Minis, Imis Nt-Isoii, Izil hliiiulisli lliy Iliiriwll, Ihvily III-Im, THIRD ROW-If'i':ilim-s Iliq-ti'i1'Ii, 'I1Ill'IIlIIl I,IoynI, Ibm: In-+' l'fv1vi'. I'e-ggi' AI1lt'lIUIlIlIlI, Miiiw-I Ile-IIII, .Xiii Ihuilly. Itillil- ,lf-:iii Vzirliis, ,lluiiiiiv Aiigstinziii, Mary Stqyiiiiiz. .Io .Xiiii Jiulml, l':ii'4wI Mi-Vx, I!:ni'I+:ir:i .I-mliiisf-ii. II1-l'v'ilI. IPHVIS I'zil'I'lr-it 'f 1 FOURTH ROW-I'IiyIIis Ilaiys. Ilose-iiiziry tlzillnwziy, .lo Itniiiitw, .Xlirw Ilorii, Ih-tty AI:-Must--i'. Main-4-Ilgi 1 Illlln-I .XiI:ims. Iilizziluflli Iiiuulliziiii, Ih'x'vi'Iy Iiai:ii'soii, .lolyiiv Ilmistoii. Virginian Ilziilvy, Nalin-y In-lsoii. .Xi'Iq-m- I':iI 1lliiIIv:i'1II, Ii2lI'IliIl'2l Hzllrse-. AIzii'joi'im' Small. FIFTH ROW-Ib-tty .Xii+Ivi'soii. .Iaim-1 Kew-liei'. ICIIQ-ii I.iit4-y, N'lI'IlIIl I'Q-rluiy, Shirley Williziiiis, Ilollby N .llzirilyn AI:-i'i'iIl. Nziiliqiliti .loIms:uii, lsailwl Zzigrzir. Iloniiil- AI:ii't'Iiis..H' MH,-y liplli- Ilittel. Inivilli- Iliimigiii Neilson. .Ir-yi-v 1':ii's14'iism'i1, .Im-:iii Ilvyiiol4Is, lirlvziii Aiielersoii. Myrtli Vox, Luzioz- iimioz Met every Wednesday evening. conducting tournaments similar to those of the underclassmen. except for softball. composed of those already in H-Club and those still trying. qjzaiglrzczlz-cgioflfiolrzozs C: ., of Met every Thursday after school. had a softball tournament as long as the weathei' permitted, had a volleyball and basketball tournament in the winter. worked hard trying to get enough points for H-Club membership. lolth 4It1lll I4 III lIIl 'Inn-I I :III x Eva Stewart Lou Harker Nllss Noise Contest Ellen Lutey 8. Norma Perhay Gus and Friend Snnppyu Flaqtwnrlers Early-day Paraders Swish Homeward Bound Lefty McGinley Debaters Taylor and Grossman w0rking?? Quxll and Scroll breadline Glamorous Gams , -, E5 gy - - , , X , r - . K 4 4 f 'f ,5 fy ' 5 2, ' 1' an , 5 ,.M.v iv - Q7 ., , '53 f . .5 6 ' g , 'rl . my Q r 5 5 y-,ig Q s 'av WN ,Ji . L, 13? 1 V is if' -'14 5 A iw E E K, .af x X 2 W 5 f .ff ,'A. . EQ ,I 1:,i A Nw ARR 'f7? X H' 9' fi f 'S -rr. 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T S COWGER COMPANY 2115 Phoen1x Avenue Helena Montana TOWN TALK DRIVE IN Curb Servmce Fountam Treats and Sand lches XX ff THE NUGGET Fountam Lunch 427 Last Chance G Ich Coast to Coast Store Sporting Goods Auto Supplles 133 N Ma Phone 1017 J GCI DRERG S READY TO WEAR and FINE FURS SURPLUS QUTLET STGRE 42 S Mam osl1n S Ijurnlture Foot of B oad ay at Mam Street Hennessy's Groceries Your Co plete Food Store Phone 540 I undy S Market Phone 3666 Schroeder Bros Co REAL ESTATE sz INSURANCE 26 W Slxth Helena B O W L I N G After School Open Every Afternoon Central Bowling Alleys . . . . . . 1 - I I I o o f -'X 'rlg , , 7 W' u Orders to Go Phone 3271 Where Courtesy Garnishes Every Serving 1 - ' .1 , . in - A I . 1 . . , , r w ' . 1 -11 .I m . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 48 from Communlty Translt Company AL CITY BUS LINES LIGHT TRANSFER CHARTER BUS SERVICE 2 WAY RADIO CABS Montanas Pxoneer Transportahon Company Usmg All 2 Way Radlo Cars The Newest Men s cmd Boy s Wear FIRST THE See as rvfsr Helena Typewrztel Co Portable Typewrzters Second Hand Typewniers Also Your School Supplies The BOGART CAFE Good Food Is Our Bus1ness Excellent Fountam Service Complete Oulck Lunches Fine Dlnners Lxsien to Its Tower Room T1me Presented by Helena Hlgh KXLJ Brings You 18 of the Nahons 25 Most Popular Programs FATON TURNPR Iewelry Watches 56 N Mum St Phone 2429W HELENA MONTANA Starz Pharmacy The Rmcnll Store - C L - in . l -2- at -if .J ' .1 Conaratula IOHS and Good Luck to the Class of 48 MONARCH LUMBER CO All types of bulldmg materlals' Art Peterson Manager TIME FLIES 651' Xgyjl? Why Dont You MORRISON FLYING SERVICE Simson Dealer Glenn Sez Drop In Rodney St News and CUREY S Radlo Servxce 1003 Phone 11th Ave 2363 Helena Cleaners OI' Cleczmnq at 1ts Best Zelan Treatlnq ANDY S OIL CCDMPANY Sellmg Agent Shell Petroleum Products Congrcrtulcrhons from AL BECK Pamtmg and Decorcxtmg Contractor NASH ElNCH Company Wholesale D1str1butors East Helena Market Cummlns Electnc GE Apphances Rudolph Cvar Propnetor SGIGS Gnd Sefvlces EAST HELENA 4' f 4 l f , A, ffE,if. S 'jI5S5:2: . , -ff .mf- f': ': ' E . 4 4',li.' 1 . ,E A Conf ectzoner y .5 ,.,.f'VV,V-:- 5-Q i A tl! df, I I f . 1 I n Vw -J ,'4BEsT vwsHEs Ta THE CLASS A M Holfer Hardware Company Rulld your success L WESTERN LIEE INSURANCE C0 A T SCHULTZ, GENERAL AGENT ohn Tomllson, Specxa Agent R L Goodman, gent Helena. Mon CAIRD ENGINEERING LEWIS and CLARK WQRKS DENTAL Phone 169 ASSQCIATIQN HELENA, MONTA NA I w I , ik , ,J , ty ,, I X , If fi' xj : K M 12 A ' X 5 Cl' v C3 ' ' ' vi' . .V A Vx Vx my 1: Q x' -Y X- 's V5-I , 1 X , ,' It. '-, r 1-fr . ' 5- V . , ' v I! ' sv K,l' , I V xr ' I H T K I ' x r x I ' L ' . ' IQ W Q ' I if I -:- of -:- '48 O C an a foundation OI ife Insurance, ine easiest and surest way OI having money when needed. J ' '1 . . A Lznder Kmd L um ber Co QUALITV MATERTA S EOR 'HE HOME BUILDER North Mam at 13th Avenue Phone The Barheaue The Place Wlth the Enendly Courteous Atmosphere Anderson Motors phevrolet Authorlzed Sales and Serv1ce 443 Fuller Phone 511 Polar Refrlaeratloh Commelclal and Dome-Qtlc R8f11gG1at1OI'1 301 N Park LIVINGSTQNE S SHOE STORE M am News and Confectionery School Supplles FINE PHOTOGRAPHS E HL7' uuxom ANK BUlLD1NG H E L E N A I-Xnarew I Unck Capitol Auto Court Servlce Statlon Phone 1900 Helena Conqra uTat1ons from Duncan Frulf Co Helena Montana Puma? H31C1XK ale Feeds HELENA MONT O O - O ' 518 I I u n L I Tobacco -:- Candy i 'I I . if . 1 H 1 , :.,,4i '- ' ' gig, ' 1 T . ' . . . , . For the Best m Mens Clothmq 26 N Ma Helena Aqcxte Shop Mo t M s Agate VEVA CONLEY M ag FINE PHOTOGRAPHS E HLT UNION ANK BU LDING H E 1. E JA PARK CAFE R 1 I-IQME CREAMPRY B U T T E R NRd mfg? The PARROT Talks for Itself 42NM Po 01 HELENA MONTANA Quallty Market G1 N Rodney FINE FOODS QUALITY MATERIALS Lumbe cmd M1I1w0rk Interstate Lumber Co. . 1 , V nana os s an er . in Phone S34 i 1509 ai road .I 210 . o ney Q fl if . ain Street h ne 1 1 ' T' ' ' T ,L .L Sheehan S HELENA COCA CO A BOTT ING COMPANY Helena O-itt of China Shop Sllver China OOODIF SI-IOP Del cious Cakes, and Pastr es I Ne at PARCI-TEN S I lou G1 s for every cccaslon Seeds for every garden need Tlees and F1u1tS for every landscape State Nursery of Seed Co Phone 2670 OG-GHC S 08 N MAIN ST Best Vifishes Prescription Pharmacy Ward Drug Company SAVES YOU MONEY Bioadwax ana Mam Phone 51 State I3uIoI1QIr11na Company I-Ielena SaddIery CS Tent Co Pamt na and Decorannq Supplies eatner Goods Made to Order FINE PHOTOGRAPHS QUEIWLT UNION BANK BUILDING H EL ENIA RUBERTS GRUCERY SINGER SEWING CENTER M Singer Seumg Machine Co 303 N M 1624 J Claflin Furniture House Furmture Rugs L1no eum SHOW ROOVI AIND OFFICE 17 W Srxth Phone 174 1 1. . r w - I.. T . . in -:- .1 .. II-A99 1 . . . Q I 1 A .L I -41 v IN K . . . I - 0 1 I ' . . T O J . . , , ' ' J , . . ' i ' T , L- Printers -:- Stationers -:- Binders I I O Sewing achines -:- Sewing Cabinets Singer Vacuum Cleaners I . ' I n I I I v ' 7 Y . . L A I . ain Phone - ' Conaratulatrons to the Class of 48 He ena Style Center FLIGELMAN S Elrst Natronal Bank of Trust Company Federal Deposlt lnsurance Corp 1 Fnst Bank Stock Corporanon llfafuna, Slaclaafi Personalxzed Portrazts Quallty Pxcture Frames 6 Hour Kodak Fxmshmg W Sth Ave Phone 1700 HELENA BENNIE S CAB and Newsstand Candy PHONE Pop Corn Cigarettes Coca Cola 28 N Mam Knox 'sii,g 5 Q Flghgv Frank Hrella East Helena The SQUARE DEAL MERCHANT Phone O27 R l I E Mason TEXACO BULK DEALER Conqratulanons Class of 48 lack and Rlll S1ans Economy Grocery 700 llth Ave QUALITY FOODS Helena Office Supply C0 CHOOT SUPPLIES - I K4 0 9 Q I . . H Norma Sullivan Forrest Owens Alvlnlmel' - . Affi iatf-cl with . , 29 . . ! ,M 4. if . 5 4j2 f avg , S .L....., . ' 4 7 All-'vw-1- ' vnu 770 . . , A I I I I ' S E PLACER HOTEL on Last Chance Gulch Con rteous Service WCISS Cafe QUALITV FOCUS Smce 1907 N Mam Phone 2550 WE NEED YOUR HEAD IN OUR BUSINESS' Martin s Barber Shop Battens Flooring Shop Asphalt Trle Lrnoleurn Carpets Custom Made Upholstered Furnlture P t Swenson lames Your Mrrror Today Your Memory Tomorrow 53 WEST SIXTH AVENUE Valgene Style Shop EXCLUSIVE CUSTOM LADIES TAILORING 353 N Mam Phone 3379 W Room 3 Helena Montana THE Montana Power Company Serving Electricity and Natural Gas I I I OUTSELLS AL L OTHER LIGHT PLANES COMBINED MONTANA SKYWA YS Inc Sag X Mumclpal Auport I !2ci'Q-41,5 Student Instructxon Charter Service ip X Phone 1026 AIRCRAFT MAHNTENANCE SALES AND SERVICE 1.4 ...4 0 ' 7 , l l 1 I I I 20 . A ortrai by . . . , , . , . if X! so ' , 7 x q I T15 XJ- - Agra- ff! If . 4--W-ja ,X X ?, ,ST ,v - T A -5- GRAND STREET FURNITURE CO 109 139 Grand Street HELENA MONTANA P O BOX 1165 PHONE Oaahty Depero dablllty Best Wrshes to the Class or 48 3040 Good Luck to the Graduatlng Class of 48 Clover Leaf Dames Phone 857 Ray s Mobile Service St n Phone th and aes w '9 ' Mam sr To the Class of 48 flom Naegele Prmtmg Co American Shoe Shop Next to Penneys X fy Q? THE ALL SEASON SPORTS STORE Helena Hardware Company Busy Smce 1868 o I . . A 1 . . . - - T L H , f f f, , I I FX I E s N L , . . , g ' T N -1 , A .QI of :jr NJ. ltr' Q, 'f , X Q 7 8 hx G, i -sgggiiifi Q. - . PSYQZQ ' , I I O O I . ,. - .. Palmqurst Electrlc C0 Maris Texaco Station e lei S e TEXACO GAS Sz OIL HELENA GREAT FALLS d N 1 Ll Searle llluslc Store The Central Pharmacy JACK D YOUNG P p 1 N 3642 437 N M Pho Amerlcan Smeltmg Refmmg Company LAST HELENA PLANT EAQT HELEXIA MONTANA Buyer STLVER GOLD Co CENTRATED LEAD QRES RATES QUOTLIJ ON REQUEST Qucllrty Pre ll Frults Quad PQlQfQQH S Preset Vegetables DIAMONDS 419 N M The Quallty Store Beatrice- Food Co. Stickne-y's Meadow Gold Dalry Products AUTO BODY SHOP PHONE 2400 633 Helena Ave Phone 2744 . . . . O Exclusiv E c ric tor s , Main an eil - As Close to You us Yo 1' Plum: Everything in Music A e , ro rie or 515 '. Mam St. Phone ' . ain St- ne 808 O O 0 O -I 'il - I . V 1 1 S of N , A Y ' S l . I N M A . ain ' WE SELL EOR LESS lovelace Motor Supply O Ocxve Way Drug 430 N. Mam Helena. Mont 137 N Mam Phone 877 Amen Electrlc Thlstlewalte Shoe Co COMPANY HANDBAGS HOSIPRY PHQTQSTATTC COPIES O P 1 C p C1 GENERAL CCDMMERCIAL Pl-IGTQGRAPHS Commercial Pholo Shop L H JORUD P p t N HELENA Capztal Laundry and TTU VCQUQ SLIOD Cleamng Company S 1 L g 3599 119 N M Weggenmans Market A A GARAGE CHEVRON PRODUCTS 1 P d COMPLETE SERVICE PHONE 162 K my Wh Y Smart Footwear I L l ld ic ures O ie J . . 0 . . . ro rie or 138 . lackson St. - Value Plus Quality Coats and Suits -:- Dresses por swear -:- in erie Phone 13 or 26 Phone ain St , - Mea s-Groceries- ro uce Art Connick e ale OUR BEST Vkl HE TO THE CLASS C1348 Sanden gl Ferguson Ce HIGGINS CIGAR Clty Plumbmq STORE ci Hecrtmq Ce d The Mecca Cafe Helena Automoblle Dealers Assoclatlon CIHCIIHOH RCld1O Helena Glass 81 Paint Co Umen Meet Market HHS-ER GRQCER-Y I Congratulations to The Class of '48 i For Goo Food 413 N. Main Phone Helena. Mont. 285 0 0 0 O E1QCII'iC CQ, Glass -:- Paints-w Wallpaper Your IL ealer Mirrors 424 N. Main 3 - HWPGHCG Quality Meats I I The Best for Less 138 Phone Phone Jackson 8a am 204 592 Sth ve ' Congratulations to the Class of '48 Fox Theatres The Ptac to Co Marlow Arwtlers V gllarm e Carson Construction Co 1 A Contractors PHONE 3524 HELENA MONTANA Felem BROADWAY Frozen Food Service Lehmann S Market Il Il S 'T I 720 ' v I A ' 1 . .L Q CO. 517 Broadway 817 Helena Ave. , A 901 Phone Sth Ave. 508 We are pleased o ov hoo 1 pon 11 the oroductlou of the 1903 VTGILANFVV T1 e eouore Ono h Clif H ,dd b Justly promo of me fme oook tho' th y hoxe presented to th se-mor Gloss dvd the 'udem body of Heleno Hug school Cor COPqIOLL110101'1S ore extended T muse ICIAI Klrlcrotr Ok me sponsor for her oble osslstouce ASHTON ENGRAVING C0 9 Du Don S Shoe Solon XXXX X I f f I 1 Marchlifgulggmld 5123: CLEANERS C e 0 OLLH .J OUZ: Photographer 'H NOODLE PARLOR Black and Whlte and Color Ph 300 W NQODLES CHOP SUEY UNION BANK gl TRUST CO HELENA MONTANA Membe F D I C 'C T1 K, , ' 1 J. .L.n-l 11 . . :I9Sf'1'xO' e' ' ' Q T . e 1 Ae ' f SL '51 fi , ,, .. . ' A1 ,1 o 'X 'LJ i.,i? , - O , X N 'lzltlf .' x f I NX-.NW 'fffxff Xxx ' Q 1,1 A x 1 X I, I . W Pla r H iel Bldg. I' f, X77 15 fr - -1 l' . .. . BEST WISHES TC TI-IE CLASS OF 48' CARLSON APPLIANCE AT AL TIMES LATEST RELEASES IN RECORDS WIIIIUITI S Walker ac ma P I USING FULLER PAINTS N thP k 1910 N P DEPOT STORE UNION MARKET STORE w w 6thA Foleys Mull 81 Cabinet Works 1318 Boulder Ave 3144 Medlcol Surqlcol DR E A KUNTZ Qhmc B k Klem ci Cashmere DR E R SCQTT Clmlc CHIRQPRACTOR 'Y 1.4 -... A .L Q J r ain an er Store Y, 11 or ar Grocers in Helena Since Helena Ave. I O I ve. at Jackson I O O . . Power loc . . Know Your Local Armed Forces Recruiters 1l s Petty Officer Fmrst Class Staff Sergeant Master Sergeant Leslie P Bertram C Joe Devine Lester F Schram U S Army U S Navy U S Marlne Corps and U S Alr Forces The Armed Forces Offe1 You EDUCATION TRAVEL ADVENTURE Fu1the1 1nfoxmat1on may be obtamed fxom NAVY RECRUITING OFFICE MARINE CORPS RECRUIT mlm ING OFFICE II 'flu I I ARMY AND AIRFORCES RECRUITING OFFICE III 2 2 N4 X: S I III fm Pt V ., . s le ,Q X ' Y II YY ' v Y Hold Ill'-vk Il ' Im: h 31lNm'tI1 Mali .' '-I-I Il: In II 302. I'Iw:-114 ffiw- Iilrlg. I I' fue: 660 'ln-:xl Pulls, AI111t:u'zl IIUIIIII IH, I'IllIIl'l' Iillwk 25 XYest 'ith Ave. I'I1'IIw: 253 I'II1r'l'Ir4IIl.-XI'II: 1'1fI11'Ivsy uf SI'lIX.' IIIICII HY: Imwis N l'Izu'k I'4's1 .'1. 2 .IHIIVIYS I'IIH'I'Il ,'III I' 'I'IIIC AAIICIIIV.-XX I.I4I1lIIIN -If-nu, AI tzmzl IIvIv11:I, AIIIIIIIIIIII i .J I . , dv 1 7 . nl' .1 , I 4 I J ,-' V , 1 , J fx I 1 : . V I ,, K 5, . - I ' 1 f A J. J 1 L Ll X L If X L LL! ,ol 1 L ,I .1 i 4 5 1 O X I 1 J' Xf 'U 0, ky LII! 'vw 141 1 f'YL Lf ,L BJ , ' fi ' I ' ' . FOR YOIILH ICER G, FTS TRY 1, .s QcLw'gaZTs'zi.s1 All N Ma Helena Montana L! Montana Me-C11 Co Inc. Box 1683 Helena. Montana QUALITY MEATS FOR FINE CHINESE FOOD V1s1t the HOUSE of WONG Open5P M to3A M 3 South Mann Street Best Wlshes to the Class of 48 HELENA SAND 62 GRAVEL C0 ck 011 Cu Phone N Mam HELENA BOTTLING CO Phone Helena Avenue 2674 HELENA MONTANA 114 Pllllka I 111 1l KUIIXP ltllbll S1111 lf ustu thls June Suzmne H6lllQt 111 Su e-et l1e11t of IJeNlr1l1w xx ts elected from the Olde-1 uf Run um s 1111 crowned lt the 'N 1 tx s fllst Sweetheut 1111 th ' 111 X 1 lt'll1 5,1 O utnn ll xl l nnte-st lt'I1lt st'IlItll mt 1111 the li-'L Hll 1 t st lll lm ltelln I1l'1l1 I dean -X11de1sr111 Nlfbllldlll it tte VS 0111111 s tmlf K h.f1111111r1r1 hts held th1s title exe-1' Nlflle she- left the elghth gl tdf fum llN N 1 Ol 1 111 1111 g.,ulf111g., lllllll 1 s t-'llf 'lt 0 , , Y J 4, 1 f 'f ' 1 f -If . W -, I x f I -' L 1 I ,' O , . ln- ' . ' i - - . . . , I I . 520 I 617 . 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