Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1949 volume:

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Charles R Mattlll Soclql Scle,-,Ce H1 he BJ' Pf C Trxvr Samuel Cappxous Hxstory and Dnvmg 1'ou mus L gr 1,4 Faq? L1 ,. 1 sr ,F 'uid frm:-1 . lit Q rn' iiwo... r L 'Ib t-fi- - -T :asa t-E P2 E1Q'1. 9?EX ?'T'6? 's :truly 'lm 'k. x V Vrffrv... Clo'.1:1iDl1ng ,1::df::- wl i . . Y':f'H.: Y, C 5 Ln d3'.'.r1 511- . I rt fztt-3111.5 dnfw Ad. ' ' zgffxrizaix , af . . ' ' ' Und, 't .I , .:':?.':' 1 ,A . , , ' 'f not fizfge' is sg: ml, Af' N' ' . ,. , , X. ff ... 9 - . LJ! V . J 355' 5' v f . 'cw Kxrkpatrxck Kathleen Hamey O F Edxth Hartzog 3 Dr Ioan Ford Ruth Gllstad Kathryn Meqard Serena McCarthy Dons M Marshall May Gxllxes Robert C Clark Kenneth H Judd Bas Octavxa Haroldson Vlusl sh and Publlcatxone English Enqlxsh Enqllsh English Englxsh and Latm Enqllsh Drama and Speech Lxbrary Instrumental Musxc Vocal Musxc Orchestra 'ITU Y n . tl J I ' ' ' ' ' . Erin: 17. '1--'::. my 'l' be C1 3011: tn- ':, 1' xl Nw q'.1e:'.3r1. D l ..m :'1:. ' an .x,., I Yen r:.'.:s' sgif-11: 111117. l - Dr1:z,f1,pr3sb-'::.'1 por-fry. Q Je-'oft end G seznvezz '.-.' Qth -1 pregzssrion. . .l:1::l1 .f 'E,+1 ::. f,'-. fp :L gt 171 I I Sum '- 21. -ni, I l .5 Euzixl, I l I Sri .C f.:1:z.7ry. l I . ' hzrh :lx ls. A Supermtendent Prmclpal E H FELLBAUM Has become Helena l-l1ql'1 S IDGVIIHCI me scene man Always r aay to suepart sluaeut achvmes IS Cantmumq l-lel ena s scldool system as one of ive laesl m 'he Qtale C M OGREN Has Camplelea lfus second year as prmupa' of Helena l-llqh S leol well lmed and lalr to all has qlven of lus llme lo ala students WHO deslre Heli: ras The best luqla scaaol m tae stale we know ADMINISTRATION STAFF Kept tlfle school ln supplles of pmlc and blue sl1ps and plenty of heat ana llqnt 2 Page Ten n f rr . f 1 . . . .H . . . X l . X X V - . 9 J ' I C l - , v . . . , , . A .1 . . r ' l l. 1 A ' . ' . A f l I-N l 1 l V 4 4 I -4 I - I 1 A . . , 1 v I 1 u ' ' I FFT TH Fill HT Mm. M'Br1dr- Mx E?-Qlhalgxtx, Mr. Poor, lVl:::s Gamer, Mrs. Lerihazt, Mrs. Szeqor, -I - 2 :fl e In I I I yo 1 WG ' I , -2. 12 ' 7 ,J Ass1stc1nt Pl'1I'lC1pG1 MISS PLANTING A G ERICKSON A ready srnrle and a helprnq hand has rnade Mrss Plantrrfq one ot the Carrred out rnany unpteasant tasks Students favorites wrth an nnpartral manner respected and lrked by the student oody greatly tnterested IU student welfore per rnt Wrth P- Cy 13 1S ever questroned THE OFFICE STAFF Composed of nrqn school qrrls who nelo arouna ine ottrce dur1nqt'1e1r study perrods ohect attendance shos ana do other odd out necessary Jobs Page E even I f Y 4 x X . . . . . A 1 . ' Y I. ' . . . . . . HO ' . . -4 -. . . T . , , 1 , . , . . . . . ,A A , A 1 4 . . . 1 A . . . . f- c - A . X, . QEFT TC RIGHT' Lorrame Martin, Ina Nelson, Beverly Llecile, Icanne Peck, Clcudxa Ccrbrs, Mlldred Mafihews, Ann Clausen, ffflss P.'1nt.nQ, Barbara Sfcne. ii I K I - sr ,, ', ' ' If If . ' ' nv' - 4 y ff . . I I I . .ff ,, I Ylppee sm1le Chow hound Edwards Source unknown dest1nat1on H H S Mr Edwards agam WOI k On the steps of Central Ndncv her vounge days Cold feet Jox L9 Stlcknex Future ho1ne1nake1 Ba1ba1 a Be1 g., Don L1ttle good gosh' lVh1Lh Luulle BLV61 1dge and POI te A1C1ZlL explorers The old look Solo tune Bu1le Bell s pulve117es Pat Moxe Chow hounds Fam1l1ar E1ghth g1ade plcnlc Lest we fOl get G11 ls G1rls G1rls Ah summer Pqel' ' v ' v , '.-at ' -L in 1. 'I picnic- -' 7 . A! .-y 1 A '7 Av I V .I ' I BOB CLAUSEN PRESIDENT MALCOLM GRIMES VICE PRESIDENT SHIRLEY EASBEY SECRETARY SPONSORS MR CAPPIOUS MRS MCCARTHY Page Fliteen Class of ,52 . . . Somehow didn't seem as green as most freshmen . . . showed promise of becoming a fine class by putting on a Freshman Rally that won even the ad- miration of the seniors . . . have three more years Io show themselves proua already has set a record for bemg one of the largest classes In many years JIM SINCLAIR TREASURER GARY JANES REPRESENTATIVE 1 I I I . , '- l' 1 i , . , Ax . . ' V . fp. L ,.. ADAMS, MAURINE AMUNDSON. RAYMOND ANDERSON, RUTH APLIN. JAMES ARMSTRONG, RONALD BARENDRICK. KAY BARKER, DOLORES BARKER. GARY BARDON, ARDIS BASTIAN, RONALD BAUER. JUDY BEAVER. DONALD BEAVER, RICHARD BERGUM. DAVID BETZNER, NANCY BIELENBERG JOAN BILLINGS JOHN BJORK GAVIN BORG JO ANN BRANDER CHARLOTTE BRAMBLE GARLAND BRANDT PHYLLIS BRILAKIS ALYCE BRUCE RAYMON BRUCE ROBERT as 5 3 I BRUNSON SUE CAMPBELL WILLIAM CARLSON CHARLENE CERNEY MARY JANE CHRISTISON CONSTANCE CLONINGER DANIEL FONNELLY MARTIN COLLISHAW RAY CRAIGHEAD LORRAINE CROSS MARLENE DAHLHAUSEN VIRGINIA DAVIS ROBERT DEARING WILLA MAY DE BREE RUTH DONALDSON EUGENE DONOVAN SHIRLEY DORIN DONALD DOWNS GEORGE DUKELOW THEODORE DUNN JOHN DUNN RAY EDWARDS PENROD EDWARDS ELIZABETH EICKMEYER JAMES ELLIOTT JAMES D IGF HARTFORD NINA HARSTAD MARY ANNE HENRY ELLEN HIRST LYNDEN LEE HOFFMAN CHARLES HOLKESTAD MABLE HOLSHUE LEROY HORNE WILLIAM HOUBERG BETTY ANN HUNGATE SANDRA HUSTAD CONSTANCE JACKSON ROBERTA JARVI BONITA JOHNSON BARBARA JOHNSON BETTY JOHNSON RICHARD ELMER JUDD DONNA KERCHER KENNETH KING DONNA KLEIN DAVID KLOS SHIRLEY KNOP KATHERINE KNOX LEWIS KRAMER LAURA Page Safe eau ,aa ENGLISH KRISTINE FABIAN JEAN FELLBAUM ELolsE FINLEY MARY FlNs'rAn EDWARD FLETCHER PATRICIA FREDRICK SHIRLEY FRENCH THOMAS GESSFORD BEVERLY GIBSON ROBERT GILBERT LEE GILLESPIE ROBERT GOOD PHILIP GRANBY KENNETH GRANDY CAROL GREENE RUSSELL GREGOR LOUISE GROTH ROGER GUSTAFSON JOANN GUYER NINA VIRDELL MLIN DELORES HAMMELL LUVERNA HANNICK DONNA MAE HANSON DORIS HARASETH JO ANN HA , , A J' ' l ' ff HATZENBELER. ELIZABETH Q Q' G . 1 KRAUT MAURICE KRETZER CLARA JEAN LAIBLE CLENDORA LARUE RAYMOND LAY DOROTHY LA ZARUS DOROTHY LEE AUBREY LEE LILLIAN LIPPERT DONNA LUDTKE KENNETH LUTEY MYRTLE LUTZENHISER GENEVA LYNCH CAROL MCCLELLAN JOYCE MCDONALD DONALD MATTHEWS NORMA MELQUIST ROBERT MERGENTHALER BUDDY MEUNIER PATRICIA MEUNIER RIETA MILLER MELVA MILLER RUTH MORLEY KEITH MUNGER RONALD MURPHY MERA LARIE MYHR LYLE NEILL F DWIGHT NEILSON JERRY NELSON LORRAINE NELSON LEROY NEWTON JAMES NICKOVICH LILLIAN NOEL MARNEE NORDSTROM ALBERTA NORRIS JAMES NOVAK HARRY LEARY JIMMY OLHEISER JOSEPH OLSON JOHN PALMER LAWRENCE PARE DONALD PARKER ROBERT PATRICK DONNA PAYNE WAYNE PEDERSON GAYLEEN PERHAY JEANETTE PETERSON JOAN PETERSON JANE PIEPER JOAN LEE PIERSKY. PEGGY Page Exqhteen SMIDT JANICE SMIGAJ ALLAN SMITH ALICE SMITH ISABEL SMITH MARTHA SMITH WILLIAM STALEY MARY STALNAKER JOSEPH STEERE MARY STEMPLE CAROLE STEVENS DOROTHY STURN URBAN SWANSON ALVIN THOMPSON CARL THOMPSON NORMAN THRONSON. CARYL THRONSON. OLENE TOTTEN, RICHARD VIDAL. HELEN VULK. ROBERT WALKER. WILLIAM WALL, DONALD WALSH. ANDREW WELLS. LINAIRE WILLIAMS. BYRON WILLIAMS, NANCY Page Nmeteen 9 POLLARI HAROLD PREBIL EDWARD PRENTICE MERRILEE PRICE DARLENE PRICE HARVEY PULLIN DONALD RATH MAN DOUGLAS RICHARDSON AUDREY RICHTER LYVIAN RIGGS BETTY ANN ROBERTS DELORES ROGERS DICK ROOP CLAYTON ROYSTON ROBERT RUDE PATRICIA RUNG MARY RYGG ROMA SALZMAN PHILIP SCHAFER LEROY SCHMITZ MARGARET SCOW MYRON SHANKLIN JOAN SHANNON LARRY SHOPE JUDITH SIGETY LORRAINE 14 4 ps vu ,L Benaal Boys watch Basketball B squad l at rr clubbers perform Swartky Sue lrrtellrqent lool ma? Mo e Latm Cluo Hello K1dd1GSl Lucrlle Hmman Dor Eagan Cute huh' Wrtlt haopv smrles we return to school What a man Mlllsl Qoops Chorrrp Buk blesl Sllerrce olease bweet Lrttl Bev Baa son ldlttl Don Bob and Barb Wlreh your hose ltches you lass a tool lean D Boss at camr And more Latm Club Sleepma Beauty Whose slumber party Gen and Iovce A1 Qee Caught! ' re r . ' 'e . ? f 1 BOB BURRIS PRESIDENT DAVID ROUTZAHN EARL FRED SECRETARY Sponsors MR FISKE MISS RAMEY Page Twenty Three Class 0 51 A hvely group of students who are oeqmnmq to feel at home m H H S began the1r second year ln school w1th a bang by presentmq the frrst pep rally of the year are respected and ad mxred for the1r pep and w11l1r1qness to work by all students as well as faculty years even better HOWARD HILL TREASURER JIM POWELL REPRESENTATIVE ' I f' 1 ,MCE PREHDENT 1 . . . are determined to make their last two I BURKART JUNE BURNER GLENN CARVER MARLENE CHARLTON EARLENE CINKER ROBERT CLAUSEN MARLENE CLAVER CLARA MAE COCHRAN DAVID COLLINS JERE CONBOY RICHARD CONNORS DIANA COWGER RICHARD CROOKSTON BEVERLY CUMMING DONALD CUTFORTH MARY DAVIS RUSSELL DEBREE JOANN DEWITT ALTA DINEEN GENEVIEVE DRAPER DIANE ELLIS ROBERT ERICKSON KIRBY ERICKSON PEGGY FALLON PAUL ALBRIGHT, SIDNEY ALEKSICH, ROBERT ANDERSON, HOWARD ANDERSON. LAWRENCE ARMAGOST. MARSHA ARMSTRONG. AUDREY BAILEY. JOYCE BANKS, BERTRAND BARNEKOFF. DELWYN BARNEY, NAN BERG. BARBARA BERGUM JOHN ALLAN BERNASEK WILLIAM BERNET CONNIE BLACK BEVERLY BOONE JOSEPHINE BOOTH KATHLEEN BRACKEN DORIS BRIGHT RAY BROCKWAY JEAN BROOKS DONALD BROWN JOHN BROWNLOW ARTHUR BRUCE PHYLLIS BURGESS MILTON i Q89-' Vw ,,.-A gf, D C T K .If , A ' v I I if I . . f ' ,4 A . I 4 5 A e Q I. 'V AA 4 . DAY, ROWENA i D 45? 'x J . V 5 C . V Lf - A., M. ' I If . A 9, , , . I i if - V ' x - ' Z I. I X FISHER BRUCE FREDRICKS CONRAD GAGLE JANET GERARD MARY ALICE GIBSON DALE GIULIO DIAN GRIFFITH ALBERT GRIFFITH JOSEPH GUETTLER VERLIE HAEGELE GEORGE HALEY DARLEEN HAMLIN GWENDOLYN HARTER DONNA HASKELL KING HASLIP JAMES HEBB JUANITA HELBERG EUGENE HICKS BONNIE HILLIARD CAROL HORNE ROBERT HORTON LORRAINE HOVDE MARILYN HUMPHREY KATHLEEN HUSTAD WALLACE JOHNSON BEVERLY Page TwentyAF1ve ve sf Na JOHNSON FRANK ROBERT JOHNSON LLOYD JOHNSTON ROBERT JORGENSON DALE KAIN JOHN KELLY VICTOR KOHL. BARBARA KOKORUDA, ELIZABETH KREINDEL, MABEL KUHL, JAMES LAROCK. JAMES LAY. RICHARD LEROUX, PAUL LEWIS. PEARL LIEDLE. BEVERLY LITTLE. DONALD LITTLE. DOROTHY LUNDBERG. JERROLD MCDUFFIE. DOROTHY MCGREGOR. ROBERTA MACMILLAN. JOHN MARET. MURIEL MATHEWS. ARMA MAXWELL. RICHARD MEHELICH. MARY W ' RAFTERY ELIZABETH RATHMAN JAMES RAVER DARLENE REILLY JOHN ROBERTS GLENN ROBERTS MARIAN ROMAN BETTY Lou ROSSITER PATRICIA ST cI.AIR ROBERT SCHNEIDER LAWRENCE SHAW KENNETH SLADE EARL SMITH BETTY SMITH DARRELL SMITH ROBERT STALNAKER LAWRENCE STANLEY JEROME STEWART MAXINE STRAINER ROBERT W' MERGENTHALER. BARBARA MERGENTHALER WINIFRED MILLER DELORIS MILLER ETHEL MILLER PATRICIA MILLS WILLIAM MIREHOUSE BETTY MISKOVICH FLORENCE MORRIS MARILYN MORRISON JOHN MYLES BARBARA NACHTSHEIM LAWRENCE NELSON DAVID NORRIS TRENT NOWOTNY ALLEN LEARY MARY ORR LUCILE OVERTURF CLOYSE PARKER JERRY PATRICK RALPHA PETERSEN ROBERT PIEHL JO ANN POCHA DELORES PREBIL JOHN PRENTICE MARJORY SWANSON GEORGE '- THIBAUDEAU PATRICIA THOMAS JEANNE THOMPSON ANITA THOMPSON BARBARA VERBANAF FRANK r .11m-I fit 1 A R ,, PIenI S Party Buqoloqy Nuqqet Staff Fust Day '1 Ibm' WALDRON HAZLE WARDLAW JACQUELINE WATSON GEORGIA WENDEL FLORENCE WILLIAMS PRISCILLA WILLIAMS VIRGINIA WILSON WANDA LEE WINCHESTER DONNA WINFIELD DONALD WITTMAYER NORMA WONG MARION ZAGAR EUGENE ZUGEL JAMES Txcket Please Ccndldate Dewey Don and Barb B1ll and Maman From the us HH S 1n 936 Art class MISS Me aard and 4th perlod Er1ql1sl'1 Well what are you loalcmq far? MIS GlGS6 At the Fresh partf of the Class O Sl Females lx arme SCl'1m11z Pat Chuck and Wee W1ll1e D1clc uses ll1S head G1rls io G1rls Slate DlCk and catch Barry and a heart throb Wlll you? IZ Squut b . 1 . .1 . f ' . Five Flashy I . L' . I -4 1 f, .5 sg ads 5 ,fir . fl- . , 1' :wif 4 ,J F75 ' ' - , X J , V14 Q ,f , X! J ,.j . A. ' ,I A . 1 1 , 1 -, ,,j -I 1 ff' fQ J Ai , xgief giw H xx Q ', IW Q. , rwx ,X I' 'oX4 ? Q X uk, X A9526 Y? n k XXxAXfmQ0.1 QKm A ROBERT LIGHTBODY VICE PRESIDENT DONALD BAUER PRESIDENT DICK WALL SECRETARY Class of 50 After bnghtenxng the halls lW1CG a Week W1th maple stxcks the Iuruors staged a very successful Iumor Prom entered wholeheartedly mto all act1v1t1es and emoyed the year thoroughly are lookmg forward to havmg even more fun next year as the b1g wheels MRS HARTZOG MISS KIPP Sponsors PETE MCHUGH TREASURER MR EDWARDS Page ThirtyfOne JANET HAWKINS REPRESENTATIVE CHEZICK MARCIA CHITTICK JAMES CHRISTIE RONALD CLAUSEN ANN CLEARMAN RICHARD CLEARMAN ROBERT CRAWFORD BRONA DALE LOIS DELUDE GRANT EASBEY BEVERLY EDWARDS JOHN FOSTER DAVID FOSTER WILLIAM FRANK JOHN FREDREGILL GAYETTA GIBSON BEVERLY GIBSON LAURA GOETTLE MILFORD GRANDY EVELYN GRIMES FRANCES GUSTAFSON JOYCE HANSEN PATRICIA HANSON EDWARD HANSON LOUISE HARTZOG LILAH ADAMS. THOMAS CLINTON ALLINSON. DAVID AMUNDSON. CHARLES ANDERSON, HAROLD ARMSTRONG, DALE BAKKE, DONNA BAUSCH SHIRLEY BEAVER BERKLEY BENNETT HOMER BEVANS VIRGINIA BEYERS ROBERT BLACK DONNA BOONE GERALD BORGSTEDE VIRGINIA BRADY BEVERLY BROCKWAY ALBERT BROWN SARA BROWN BARBARA BUSHNELL MYRTIE BEAVER BEVERLY CARBIS CLAUDIA CARL JOHN CARLSON DOROTHY CAVANAUGH JOHN CHANEY ROBERT Page Th1rTy Tv 0 , 9 J , x. ' , 3. , xg, LINDERMAN VALERIE LUDTKE DARLENE LUTEY MARLENE LYNCH KAY MCMILLAN JOANNE MACDONALD PAULINE MARTELLO EUGENE MARTIN LORRAINE MASON NANCY MATTHEWS MILDRED MATTICE ELIZABETH MERGENTHALER STELLA MEYER IDA MILLER FRANK MINER DAVID MORGAN JAMES MOSBRUCKER BERTIE MUFFICK RICHARD MUNGER EVELYN NELSON INA NOVAK MIKE OBERG RICHARD OCONNOR NORINE OLSON FRED OTTEN JOY HAYS, BERNICE HICKS. ROYCE HILGER. DONALD HILLEBRECHT, TREVABELL HININGER. MARLENE HOUSTON. DARLENE HUBERT. ARNOLD HUMPHREY. ETHEL INGMAN. JOYCE JOHNSON. JACOUELINE JOHNSON. SHARON JONES, DONNA KELLEY. WILLIAM KINDRICK. PATRICIA KREIMAN. HARVEY KYLE. CONNIE LADD. CHARLES LAIBLE. ERHART LAMB. DARRELL LANDRY. NOLA LANNING. NINA LARSON LEONARD LEHFELDT HAROLD LEGGETT SHELAH LIEDLE AL Page Thxrty Three PECK. JOANNE PICKETT, ROBERT PIGGOTT. MARJORIE PRATT. ROBERTA PRUTTIS. JOSEPHEAN PUGH. DONNA REYNOLDS, MARIAN RICE. ESTHER RICHESON. EUGENE RUFFIN. BEVERLY RUSSELL. JO ANNE SALMEN, KENNETH SCHNABL, PEGGY SCHNEIDER, SYLVIA SCRENAR, JANE SCHULKE THOMAS SEVENER STEPHEN SERUMGARD SIVER SHOROW GEORGIA SIGETY VIVIAN SINGER JOHN SKOR DONNA SMITH DUANE SMITH VERN SMITH VONDA r L' I SPARING LEONARD ERRY LAURA STEELE SHIRLEY STONE JAMES THOMPSON RICHARD VICKERS ROBERT V RAG CHARLES WATERLAND PATRICIA WATERMAN RICHARD WELLS KATHRYN WILEY SUSAN WILLIAMS DONALD WILLIAMS PATRICIA WOOD DAWN WOOD NANCY H H S Feet B111 cmd Iohn Page Thmy Four P q Th' ly-F've Don t shodt Earl and Chap Mount Ve suv1u Club ln art Looks l1ke t sounds qood Handsome 1m Super 1X Study ha Burns crash lands Dxclc and ean At Berqs Bob and Blnq Cool clea Water Morley draws H H S band at the Fort Sleep Sleep Sweet Surnrner. Come ride in my new car. Peelinq a flashbulb, Gus? What a strearnllned aftarrl Saaay' Guess we OSY Nlta Easter Sur day Llz? A long hard chmh Why so smug Dlcll? Mr Clark and heard l-leads at the Green and Red Lantern Underneatl the mrstle toe? Temple s transport-a t1On v as so snockrnq tha C n tlnued on Could be W9 We nurn lzered 1t twlce G ve us rf rc Fra lt s e C5 nh qrade heroes F le ta Vlta Dana Ct tts st Vtgua lt day l . L, 1 lt v' ' CO Y l6l. All lavelies -f 1, l' lc le r t Ly , . 1 ' he lf Y I' G Y QEN 18555 . Q 1 Sk'--p'f f'hNf Q ,fc ,ig xo Qk K XO 'fm' k , ' H Q T7 if d, , g WW- A K 151 K y Q- X gf N 452 5200 :M XXX Xxx xxxxnibf A VICE PRESIDENT GENE MCLATCHY PRESIDENT The Nhghty 49615 Prrst graced the halls o H H S Wrth therr pres ence rn l94fT and establrshed an all trme recora for green freshmen chose Dee Steffensen as Frosh presrdent and showed therr hrst srgns of prom1se by puttrng on a money makmg Fresh man Dance showed thelr good Judgment bv choosmg tme presldents for all four years wrth Bob Arderson Sophomore presrclent lack Stew art IUHIOI orexy and Gene McLatchy for therr Irnal year Mamtamed a hrgh scholastrc ratmg and a record for berng an all around outstandmg class put on the requrreo dances banquets and prcmcs wrth ease and success are Ieavmg H H S Wrth var1ed plans and hopes for the fu MISS GIESE Pace Tmrty Nme BILL WISE SECRETARY Sponsors MISS MORSE ture but are rn un1son m ex pressrng therr gratrtude to therr sponsors and to the faculty who have borne therr short comrngs and the1r ments wrth patrence and gurdmg hands ED HUGHES TREASURER MRS GILSTAD DICK KIRK REPRESENTATIVE - 7 . A I A , . . . 1 . . . ' sue HEINECKE , 1 K,7, ll 1 Xs f. I-.3 if 1 . YU? .cr fx-V1 x, f, 1 'R , . fv. my ,xg 'X History of the Class 0 1949 By Neva Hardy and Ioyce McxcHafi1e Helena High School welcomed the Freshman class with the usual routme initiation ana helped them is come accustomed to the noise and clamor All of it was new and strange but the class of 49 carrie tnrough showing the older and more experienced students that they could put on one of the best dances of the year the Frosh Hop Half of the dance profits went to the Vigilarte Camera fund Qfficers of the class were Dee Sterfenson prestdent Dick Kirk vice president lerrv Sullivan treasurer Bill Frey secretary and B1liW1se rep resentative The class was guided oy the ab litv of the sponsors Mrs Dalakow and Miss Lafleau 'lhe half way mark was reached when the class finished the sophomore year quite a bit more refined and already feeling very wise and important A few of the members had be come eminent in sport events and other organ zations arouna the school claimed many Bob Anderson presided over the class witl Chu kTe'nple as vice president Beverly Baar were Mi s Ctese and Miss LaReau ln the r lunior year the class found that they were actually big wheels having put or a most successful Prom and representing their class in almost every club and organization in the school They elected lack Stewart as president Terry Gleason vice president Bud Bel l1s secretary Billie lean Tyrrell treasurer and Larry Morley representative Miss Giese and Miss Morse w re sponsors Some say the Senior year was a failure Some say it was quite wonderful Of course the class of 49 was destined to be one of tl e best graduating from Helena High School be cause vt had an unusual amount of leaders The Senior Barn Dance was a big success They elected Gene McLatchy for their president with Sue I-leinecke vice president Bill Wise sec retary Ed Hughes treasurer and Dick Kirk representative The class sponsors were Miss Giese Miss Morse and Mrs Gilstad The seniors may say they are glad 1t 1S over and the higher education is through but they will look back on their high school with mingled feelings of regret and relief relieved because they got through and regretful because they are no longer students in the beloved Hel na High School A L . A . W . . . . I , . D . , Q . , T I . ' I I A . l I , I rf A I ' ' - I A I - I I I A I - , , , , . , . son as secretaryg Dick Kirk as treasurerg and Claude Vfeaver, representative. Class sponsors 's -' , , ' . i ' 1 - ' ' 3 ' . e . 7 , 1 ' ' , ' . ' e ' . Daqe Forty-One CHARLOTTE LORRAINE BAILEY CHARL r 5 F 1-I A C A A VIRGINIA .IOAN BAILEY GINNY IIILJ E IG-X n I RAE MARIUS BATCH PLANKS BOYDR BAWDEN BITTER F 5, -IC 1 SHIRLEY ANN BEAUCHAMP BEECH r'IrQ1u AA Bun What Npxt fc-Ileqe VS JIYP or JANE DOREEN BELKNAP JANIE Horor Sc L r , f F- Q de A HAROLD ALLEN BELLIS BURLY Exe LIIIVE Bo rd 'Ireusure ri 2 3 Presmdsnt 4 Foo QII 4 9,3 escfm Box H1 SIQX eq-r CAROL BELLMORE CARE bn H , oc 5 I x c ALICE BENNETT AL onor S , V es df: e C'T'IG 1 Q V qIq'1 e E H C Q Q I 4 x C Q ETHEL MAE ADAMS ETTIE I v' C T INV- S I x11 PX! 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ED BEVERIDGEY -RED ROGER EDWARD BISSON ROG BETTY LOUISE BORG BUTTONS DOUGLAS REED BOTTOMLY DOUG C ,lb uw I L, -I C 1 Vim W S ex ' Q N7 Deyfir 111+ MERLE EUGENE BRACKEN RED r men f 11 A I et 111 J' WILLIAM OTIS BRADFORD BILL I IG Rau xre 1 JL ff c, or Pro 1 on Q he 5 Nex 'J' N Ero rce r 1 ELIZABETH ANN BRADHAM LZ ow 4 QUEQHVQIICIFQCG dd e 4 Qudl b Se etcxr 4 clude I s 'Vext Colleqe upu1 onul Ther Ly MARY CLARABELLE BUCK MARY 5 L1br 3 an Amer L, e 3 F C1 Eesti 3 cg e Pqrcde I Q N x JI1 5 e FJSI 011002 DOROTHY ADELINE BURRELL DOT Q YF VICTOR DUVAL BURT V C 3 c 1 I' 'IGI RAYMOND CAMERON scorn e 1 S ePr:1de 3 n 1 s Gucrc BERYL LOUISE CARLSON BERLIE I r- V 'IC MARILYN JOYCE CARTWRIGHT MARILYN JACQUELINEGAE CAUBLE JACQUE DORA AMY CLAUSEN Dome In :', .- , S- 'iii 1 A I 1 I 5 fl 2-1 X T:1l7fQ! 1fQE'f52: 3- li111ffi.H'If i' 37 Afifif-1Q 'Wiz' 3 Tier: ','v 1zL: L':tLf1 I' , 2, 3, -1' Shzcierif Co 1 ':1I, ' V :rid Srroll, 4' Bcjrs' I-AQ1b, 4: 1 Jkpzxll, 3' T13 A, I' Boys State, 3. 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Pxge Teztv-'Three HOWARD JAMES DAVIS J M ACID A We RICHARD EARLE DAVIS DICKER 1 G 5 I-I V 'Y 3 'Lqqe ' -4 Ba a , a me Parade I 3 4 Ao G LAVERNE DEKAY BONES Q11 sn 'our Qr1xrS V 5 fc Cow Q POLLY ANN DEMPEWOLF DEMPE Honor Socrev 4 Ourl' and S roI 3 C0 Pre laerx 4 Rea and Green Lar era B rd 4 NI ,e 4 Vlqrame Q S en C u Umor Pro'n 3 W HQ.. 5 MPX FLOYD RICHARD DEVIVIER DICK Plavs 4 Pnnharmomc 7 3 4 SqLare Dam e s 3 A Operetta 2 3 Intramural A 110 as 4 Vlquan' Parade 3 3 4 Crea Fa'1s Hlql Sdxoo' 1 I ha Next Work Rau O FRANCES ELLEN DIETRICH FRAN I what s Nex I or NANCY LEE DONNELL NAN Uk Curb 3 4 Pan AYUQTIGH e :ue 4 C I 'P Vrqlawe Parade 3 4 Chorus f NANCE JOEL DOTSON NANCE C L1rIs Y M1 ANNABELLE MARY DUNLAP ANN PETE CLAUSEN suNNv CD4 CHARLES WAYNE COCHRAN CHUCK eral ve P T mr eranauw r e Parade Ha 'Ne Ar C1111 SHIRLEY MAE COLLISHAW SHIRL I au 1134 Foren H me mor Bam Dax E 4 ar e Parade what s Next Ccllcwe If' S C Bader oloav MYRTH JANE COX MERT nesp ans 3 H ,I e Parrde 1 S 'nor BJ rw 0 Prom X I FRED EDWARD CURTIS LEAKER I III U O11 3 r I I rde 4 Sm 'I auf ur Q1 u 5 'NIEYI 4 Q AUGUSTA HELEN DAHLHAUSEN HELEN Lx me 3 Y Vvar Eoofc 1 I F FAVRE EUGENE EATON'-'EATS :gy-5 I'IL'.1Z1'-f1ZZrZ,I1,,1., t1.1:','::1l 1-5.2.-fi f 4 P111 .3-.1:1f1:.'1:1 JOHN D, EASTERLY-PICKLE Z,1l.CE'f1. COVJW.. J 1'-.EfOf'i71.1,1 S - 1141.411 : raraae, 1, L 3 1. 'Nha' 5 f-fezvf Tfork: Pixlraaa ROSALIE CAROLINE ELLIS-ROSIE Band, I, Q, 3- Rail: Club, 3- Ehespiais, 4' Sxls' HL-Y, 1, Q, 3, 4- V1q11ante Paraae, I, L, 3 - fumcr 5:1 3- Senzor Bar: Dairl 4. ' 'Ei ta Tfe tf'.'7:f: Pe? jDTlCK.Sf BEVERLY CLAIRE FRANCES BEV ,1Ix1e 4 C C Ve Par 'I' I0 WI11I'a 'Vex Co eqe Lemr H RICHARD LEIF FREDRICKS DICK Qu1I1 ana S roll INuq a Iane P111 L 1 CIUID 3 4 ral AtI1I 1 S Iex III S L, Cheml U' Era r e ma WILLIAM FREY BILL S udent Coun Class Se IE Boys H C ub 3 B ske bull I 3 4 Foot 1 3 Tracn r Ameuccr Le 5 Next Work '11 in :- f 1cFore ROSEMARY GALLOWAY BABE CheerIe an 4 Nuqqe 11 0 4 Student COI111 1 S 1 rn Dan e 1111 or Prom 'WI1at s IXe1: A 0114 BARBARA LEE GABSE BARB IO1 C YIQU 5 C A A 1' IIIG IO Iu IO P1011 V GI a Oyerel 1a e rvuan us Se rev rf JAMES JEROME GLEASON BING e P e 1d 4 Bows H C Jb OOIIAC1 e Darude I S Iwex RICHARD DAVID GORSICH DICK 1, ser Bo S R p1esen' 3 VIQIIGH e Pa 3 e 1 L1 ew sun 11 or Bc 1 5 Iex Co ae feczllurqv GERALDA GRAHAM JERRY Bc nd 1 V1q Ian e Gt one ROBERT DEAN GRAHAM BOB B a wer erma C Lb 3 oys If 4 1 5 Q11 aw ass O' e 1 e C1 Hoo cr 1 JERRE A GRUNER JERRY -I Ll VIRGIL KAY HALL VIRG LOIS MAE HALLBERG LOUIE v 4 Pr e 12 a 3 x 1 IK e V10 112. Parade, I, ff, 3, , 1.A..A1,, f C:-op e1't1 11 1x1.,4. L .1 ll : ' 11 -,-315-110 ' ' 11 3 3, 4, 1111111 Cub, 3, 4- ' I 'X 1 -191 SI. ff, 3, 4- Vzazl I. 1 Lde, 1, Q, 3, 47 ' , Sk , , - Intramu 91135, 2, 3, 4. EVhL!' P. 1: 1 . . .- ' 1 rl. , 11e.r I C1I, I, 2- ,S tarv Q' I .i'I-ll,,-3'CT - DG I. I I, 3: Pc 1 1 ague, I, 2. 'What 1 . fp 1 1 Siaif, 47 O1 II nd Sqroll, 4: G,A1A,, 1, 2, 3, 1- ui, er1Qr B1 f- , 4- 1: , 3, I X K . -1: -1- I . , . , . - . 1 Cc ward, .Ig 4 T'.-.'L1-.er-, 3, 4- J. . ., 1, QI, 3- R21 I1 TK 1116, 1, Z- 3 r 1, ?q 143 :ite Parade, 1, 2, 3, 4' '- Ju, 1, 'Nl 1' s F-, x1:KI 1 B .CoII.- C .a 1 li Class V16 r.s ent, 3- 3-T-TTS, 3, - -'.' - I- , 4- Basketball, 1, 3- F 13 II, 1, 7, 3, Traik, l, 2, 3, 47 Vxqzlani, 1 , , 3, 4. '.I.'Iia1' l iz College I Haxicr Saweiy, 4, Rotary ic- re 1taiL':e, -1: I Y' Sta'e .Q . .at1ve, : 1 Z - 4 1 rd, , Q, 3, 4: St d1t C 311, I: Iu 101 1 Pram, 3- Sen. rr Danre, -11 lffhaf 'F 'IZ ' flea 7 I1 f , '1 13 1 , , I, 3, 4g Trctk, 3, 4- 1 I Pa' f 5 -,gy ra'-, 1 1, 3, 4. I A I V.-'ha!'s Next: 'N ' T L. a Lett, :fs l' , 2, 3: B ' I-I-Club 47 .:otltall 1, 2, 3, 45 Tra:k, 1, 23,, 7 N117 f'et Ntafi, 4' ' 1Il 1 d Srrall, 4- Cl hear, If Iumer Prem 3- Bra I1 rl Hlah S: . I, Brain- - d, Ifmiesata, 1, 2, 3. '1'Jha:'s fl-ext: Iowa State, Reiall Eusmesi Hoff: Scflehg, ': N qljei Siaif, 3- Senor Earn Zaire, Stu:-ent C3-,111iLl, l- Plays, 4- V13- lfzrie Paraae, l, Q, 3, Gxls 1, Q, 3. l. f13's ffenv: 2.4 SCJ flies: fvfzzkzriir C1113 12, I- P:1lf.3:Zf1.L:iL', 2, 3' C51-V eqtxia, Q 3- '-.'L31li:11'c- P-.1r:fi:, - 73, -Q-v?E.i'L1 ll. 5 flextz U. Ilirlzga- Carg I Fl:j::2-.'.r.er: 4- Crikesia, 3- 'fggaargte Pa- ., I ' zaaff, 1 f. 3 4- Plizdzs C415 4. M I - l.',vI'I1T 5 IQ'xt: Yfark -, 'S ', 4, , 1 f. l l , 1x Ra-e tty-hiv DORIS ELIZABETH HOFFMAN DEE Am r1Ca11 Lea gue l ? G en or ar11 L r 1f 1111 e Parad Vlhat s Next Work FRANK LEONARD HOLLAND HOLLY A ronautms l B vs H1Y l 2 Trc Football 1 3 4 Boys H C L b 3 V1q we P rade l 2 3 Whats Nex Work MARTIN GENE HOULE HOULIE Ttesp1ans 4 Mov1e Operators 1 avs 4 Plfulharmorc 3 4 Semor Barn e 4 V1a1a1'te Parade l 3 4 Qc '7 What s Next l' Q U Cherms LOIS ARLENE HUBBARD LOIE Honor SOC19I1' 4 S udent Court 1l 4 G A A 3 V1q1larte Parade 2 3 4 P Amer art Leaque 3 Photo Club 3 J wats Next Kmmr. College Qe re a y JOANNE HUBER Joms or Souety 4 V191 ante 5 att 4 T es ans 3 ue 3 Se 1or art n e 4 Rad1o C Lb 3 VIQI an e P ra Wh: s Next Matr1nc'1y Mrs Dow lfavward EDWARD ARTHUR HUGHES ED 4' K lku RJ fi , ve s uh Ho or fl 1 asurer 4 no YOll Vvha s Hex' Col ece Ele t1'1 a E13 reerh JANICE RAE HUMMELL JAN 'or Cuard 3 4 I11r1 or Prom 3 Sr 11 4 V1q1lane Parade 3 Nhlt s Nex Colleqe M S U FRANK HAROLD HUNTER HUNTER falil 1113 Vo JACK FERDINAND HUSTAD JALFACK ee eaders d 4 1 4 h1 4 1, l4P,'sl 4TPs s3' .'as'Jex Ce-QC NEVA JOANN HARDY NEVE I 1 EUGENE JACK HARLAN JACK o 1 Bastce D CGTHOY B IP U 11Ce P Q Staqe re Whats Neat U S Navy WILLIAM DRAYTON HARVEY BILL hesplans 3 Pres den 4 P a s e or Barn Din 4 Iumor Prom last e Parade 1 4 3 4 De-Malay 3 4 If a Next M BETTY LOU HEBB BETTY Jorettfs 4 vm e Parade l 3 4 Stu 1 C,o111 r1s Y 4 lun Prc 11 What s lNex Mat1 mon, SUZANNE MARLENE HEINECKE SUE Clos-4 J1f Pres de C S HC fuer V1a V1q e dm J L Pre 1 er Pad uh res de'1 4 IU e Lo11r1C1l what s ext College LUCILLE LENORE HINMAN LUCY 'ao A If ,1C 1 P f 1C'1 3 1 orettf 1r Y 41 If r 1dr Paae For Q 21 l,...l 11151 Stal. 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Whats Next: Matr.::1c:1',' LARRY PETER STURN-STERLE C3-aperatrve Part T1me, 3- T:a:1c, 3, 43 Intri- giurzl Ath1et1Cs, 3, 4: V1a11a:te Parade, 1, 1 H VJhat's Next: 'Nork GERALD DON SULLIVAN JERRY 1' asurer V1 e 1 eaque 'rd 1 2 4 Nua e S a f 4 Thsep1ans 3 4 Q and Scro 'In ts Ikext Tmued C011 Tea hmq JANICE SUE SWANSON SUE Horor So 161V 4 G1r1s 1-1C1ub 4 Qu111 awd TO 1 h 4 G1f1S 3 4 Nuqqet Staff 3 4 Student Cour tm 5 Nex' C01 Puqet So nd C Therapv WESLEY ROBERT SYNNESS BOB Aerat u ICS 3 4 Ca opera we Part '1'1me 4 QK1C1ub 4 Vlqllante Parade 3 4 Whats Next Work Ccrscw Lons Co Psa, Pity-T e- 1- 1 DONALD TALSETH DON Aeronauu s 4 V10 ane Parade 1 Iumor Prom 3 Semar Barn ance NJL1a 'Next Work ROSS GARDINER TEETS TEETS V1a11ar e Parade X ha Q D ex Wo rc THEODORE DANIEL TENNESON TEDDY Aerona 111 rf 1ar e Parade I na c Wor RICHARD ANDREW TOMCHECK DICK ero'1aw1cs 3 1700011 3 4 Semar ar Dar e 4 E, 1 VYWU s1'ex Coheqe BILLIE JEAN TYRRELL BJ Nuqaet Edna 4 P ess V1a11ante 3 Ho cr So 16 y 3 4 G1r1s H 3 4 La rx C1ub 1 7 3 4 C1ass Treasurer Qu 11 ard Vvha s N x U1 Q U ArC1'1aea1o PHYLLIS LOUISE VIKEN PV V-Ioror mac I 4 Cub 7 3 4 V1a fade 7 3 4 Pom 3 G1r1s 1-1 3 C A Huh Srhaol 1 'A JACQUELYN ANN WALEN JACKIE A Va Bron 'arc CLAUDE STANLEY WEAVER WEAVE e 5 , e e UQ CHARLES RAYMOND WENSTROM CHUC 1' '11 V -ace rex' 13.1, ' -W ' 5 fl, J: College, ' ,ich K THOMAS SHERMAN WILLETT TOMMY u ent POUF ll l Pan Amerr an eaque l Footlooll Ser or Barn Dan e 4 lunror te arade Wha s ltex M S U Forestry WILLIAM JOHN WIRICK BILL Ba ketball Movte Operators 3 4 Co op eratrve Pa1tT1me 4 Football 3 Plays 3 l tramural Athletics 3 Vtmlante Parade dan l-hgh School Salt Lake C1 y Utah l 2 Wha s Wert Folleqe WILLIAM DEAN WISE BILLY Exe utrve Board l Class Secretary 4 77 s s u ub 4 lat n Cub l Sauaxe Dangers 3 a lar e Parade I 2 Vvla s Ne xt Cotleqe ROBERT ANDY WOLSTEIN woLI.Y Tra tc 2 Sento Barn Dance 4 Vlqtrante Pa ae 1 2 3 4 Nluaqet Staff 4 Movte Oper s l 2 3 4 Rodlo Club 2 Co operatr Par Trme 3 Whats Next MSC Ranchrr MARIAN JEAN WUTZKE JEAN C AA 2 Queen Candrdate 3 luntor Pron 3 Ntnq Htqh S hool Wlrq North Dakota Whats Next College EVELYN MAY ZAGAR EVIE Hcnfr Socre y 4 G A A l 2 Studer Coun C l 2 Pan Amer can League l lrbrar L 2 Vrqrlante Parade l 2 3 Next Matrrmonl Mrs Lloyd Nrclw adder ISABEL ZAGAR IZZIE For Sovtetf 3 4 Gtrls rt Cltb t Arexlcon League I 2 Gtrls H Y l ,A A I 2 3 4 Vtqt ante Para s Stxte what s New Vtlo K Unron Bank 6 DEAN DARREL MACK MACK Pore sr League l Aeronaut s 4 lfov 0 er to s 3 o ball ac I1 u a Athtett s 3 X atlante Pa e 1 x M 492. 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' I HONOR ROLL Baarson, Beverly Beauchamp, Shirley Belknap, lane Bennett, Alice Beveridge, Ed Bradham Elizabeth Buck Mary Burrell Dorothy Colllshaw Sh1rley Dempewolt Polly Gorsrch Rlchard Gruner Ierre Hughes Ed Hubbard Lols lackson Martha Kelleher Patrrck Mack Dean SALUTATORIAN BARBARA SCRENAR P g FftyF VALEDICTORIAN BAY MIOLSNESS Mart1na Esther Martrnson Bonnev1eve Maynard Ioanne Huber Mcl..atchy Gene M1o1sness Ray Ne1lson Nona N1chwander Evelyn Zaqar Noel Tom Saxton W1ll1am Screnar Barbara Srnrth Glor1a Stecher Donna Stetfenson Dee St1ckney Ioyce Swanson Sue Tyrrell B1ll1e lean Vlken Phyllrs Whrte, Donald Zaqar lsabel , , , , , , , I , , , , , , Painter, Robert . , , , , , , , V I a e i -ive Daughters 0 Afmemccm Refuolumofn Good Cmzefnshzp Gwl POLLY DEMPEWOLF ISABEL ZAGAR 'df BARBARA SCRENAR Barbara Screnar was chosen for the hlqh honor of DAB qrrl by the faculty out of the three qlrl elected by the Senlor qlrls To be nomlnated to th1s hrah honor pornts out the h1qh standards of these three Polly Barbara and Isabel Barbaras name was drawn out of a hat rontarnrnq the name ol all Montanas DAB qlrls to recetve the state award of a one hundred dollar bond Barbara 1 now Montana s D A R qrrl P Q FityS , . . . . . evxw X 'f ' I E K . '16 42 - .n r A ' la . -S, 4 xxx f . ' A A .2 , ,, Q ':,,.t . .'. - 'f ' ' Q . , 1- 'f y . i.w' A f -Az ' , . .. . . . . ' s ' ' . ' r . I . , , . . . . G - o ,I 1 . . t . .r. ' . 'S K, , M -..: 'wh nz X I i ae i - Rotary Representatives ROBERT ANDERSON BUD BELUS MCK GORSCH ED HUGHES PAT KELLEHER GENE MCLATCHY Tnese erqht semor ooys each attended JACK STEWART CLAUDE WEAVER tne meetmqs ot Rotary Internatronal every S d B d Drestdent and Senror Class Prestdent at Wednesday noon ror a month The tu ent o y tended the meetmqs 1'1 October and for th s1x rema1n1nq school months Page Fttry Seve November and the semor boys elected representatwes t U 57' . f y Q Gif Q. A , A I , mx ' X ny -for V r . A : v Semor Class Wrll We the Forty Nrners of Helena Hrgh School of the Crty of Helena County of Lewrs and Clark the State of Montana berng of legal age sound rnrnd and memory do make publrsh and decla e thrs our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT hereby revokrng and annullrng any and all Wrll or Wrlls by us made heretofore ITEM I We bequeath our sponsors Mrss Morse Mrss Grese and Mrs Grlstad to the next class lucky enough to get them ITEM II Marrlyn Babcock wrlls her golden vorce to Sharon Johnson not that Sharon needs rt Jacque Cauble leaves her place rn the swrng quartette to Shelah Leggett Frank Holland leaves school ack ackrng all the way Larry Morley grvcs hrs trtle THE HANDSOMEST BOY IN THE WORLD to Davrd Klern Verla Nan Lrndstrom w1lls her place on the prano bench rn the phrlhar monrc room to Donna Skor Tom Noel leaves hrs flashy shrrts rn the Nugget room to the next assrst ant edrtor Bob Starz would lrke to leave hrs convertrble to someone but hes afrard that anyone else would drrve rt recklessly Jeanre LaZarus gr ves her love l1fe to Nrta Hebb who doesnt have any Ha Ha Small pun Eddre Naughten leaves hrs red harr to Mrs Marshall so she can use rt agarn next year Marran Wutzke wants to grve Jane Screnar her abrlrty to get along wrth every one so well ITEM III Rae Batch would leave hrs good looks to Bob Lrghtbody except Bob already has hrs own JoAnne Huber wont grve that weddrng band to anyone no matter how much they would lrke rt Boyd Bawden leaves but not as brtter as before Vrrgrnra Barley W1llS her darlrng smrle for everyone to Drarre Thrbadeau Don Whrte leaves hrs unrque humor behrnd for the sophomores on rarny days and Bob Wolstern wrlls hrs Jeep to Clorce Spondenburgh and Laura Joan Grbson Clarr bel Whrtehead W1llS her quretness to Tom Schulke Janrce Hummell wrlls her wrt and humor to each and everyone Drck Tomcheck leaves hrs brarns to Al Lerdle Dee Steffensen wrlls hrs talent for wrrtrng smashrng artrcles to Valerre Lrnderman ITEM IV Gump Anderson Drck Davrs Glenn Ogle and Claude Weaver leave the south radra tor club to Tom Stephens Gene Rrcheson Brll Kelley and Chuck Amundson respectrvely Marrlyn Cartwrrght leaves her baton and place as head majorette to the next grrl who can come close to berng as good as she Drck Devrvrer leaves hrs place rn the tenor sectron to Lours Knox and also hrs reputatron for berng a Casanova Polly Dempewolf wrlls her executrve abrlrty to Pat Krndrrck Lu ever can frll up her twrrlers unrform as neatlv as she does Sue Hernecke hopes to leave her vrce pr esrdency of the club behrnd forever ITEM V Martrn Houle leaves hatrng women forever untrl some grrl changes hrs mrnd Lors Hubbard bestows on Shrrley Steele her srlence whrch they sav rs golden Brll Paulsen leaves a place for each and everyone rn hrs cold storage CCemetery that rsl Evelyn Zagar leaves to learn how to cook for Babe can t eat fudge all hrs lrfe Brll Harvey and Frank Retzlaff leave therr horn rrmmed glasses for the trophy case rn the Nugget Room Gary Larson leaves to seek greener pastures rn Kalrspell George Kokoruda wrlls hrs electrrcal hot seat wrrrng to anyone who needs rt rn self protectron Phyllrs Vrken wrlls her pretty blue eyes to Sara Brown Nancy Donnell leaves her chem rstry credrts to the Junror grrls and Gene Wheeler wrlls hrs excellent attendance record to the com rng senror boys ITEM VI Mrldred Westrup left Mr Peek to teach Englrsh hrs own way Nona Nerlson leaves her smooth personalrty to the freshman grrls Brll Lutey wrlls hrs trtle as the toughest boy rn school to Krng Haskell Gene McLatchy rs a busy boy, and doesnt have trme to wrll anythrng to any one Grant Salzman leaves hrs clever songs to members of next year s a capella chorr Glorra and Bob Smrth Cno relatronj leave more Smrths behrnd Sue Kuehn leaves to go on to further stalk rng grounds Ethel Adams and Myrth Cox wrll their drmples to Vrctor Kelley Rrchard CD1tchJ Apple gate leaves hrs cute frgure whoops mrstake burld to Allen Nowotnv Charlotte Barley leaves her saddle shoes for someone else to patter down thc drsmal halls rn and Dora Clausen wrlls her srlver beret to Joyce McClellen ITEM VII Pete Clausen returns to the cows Shrrley Collrshaw bestows her chemrstry notebook on another poor unfortunate Fred Curtrs leaves hrs motorcycle to Wolf Creek Augusta Dalhausen leaves her pretty plard dress to Joanne Prehl Ed Hughes leaves the senror grrls alone darn rt Tom Lannrng leaves after that werghty hunk of carbon was happrly accepted by Barbara Johnson Joe Myles leaves hrs seat on the arrport bus to comrng mechanrcs John Lepprnk leaves to Jorn the throbbrng crowds at Lundys rn the summer Ray Lutz leaves hrs unfrnrshed socrology reports for Kennv Shaw rn case he decrdes to do socrology Jack Rogers wrll leave a lot of grrls wrthout a rrde rn the monstrous Jeep of hrs and of course that bow tre of Larry Sturn s wrll go to Bob Prckett whom we have never seen wearrng one but he may want to some day Bev Easbey wrll recerve the combrned pep of Bonnre Martrnson and Babe Galloway to carry on next year . . . P 7 ' A Y 1 ' , 5 - D , ' I r . ' 7 - . . X . . U - 1 . . . . , . ' . . . . . . , ' ! . . . , , . . Z I . . y . - , . I Q , . cille Hinman wills her smoothness to Joanne Russell, and Betty Hebb wills her cute shape to who- ' . . , . . . I . . , . ' Q , .' . t . . . . Y 1 ' . - . i . ' , . . . ' ' ' . J ' ' - - - . y . I b , - ' ' 1 4- ' . . ' . Y l ' . , . . ' . . . I. .' . . l . , . . -' . . ' Page Frfty-Eight ITEM VIII Squirt w1ll receive Drew Routrhan s name to add to his own Ross Teets will leave Mr Edwards all his deer stories to tell the art classes Bob Roddy pulled out to get a little shut eye which will be distributed to each member of fifth period study hall Mary Belle Rittel leaves those long eyelashes a fluttering in the hearts of many Merle Bracken w1lls his red hair to Ronnie Mun ger who will put a kink into it Jack Hustad wills h1s vocals to Jack Edwards the singing sensa tion to sing Stardust Professor Dick Fredricks leaves school to continue his research in cancer con trol John Easterly leaves his ab1l1ty to tease the girls to Jim Sinclalr The Knight of Silence Dick Gorslch will leave some of his quietness distributed over Study B To Janet Hawkins goes Peggy Mitchells pep and clever sayings ITEM IX Dick Kirk w1ll go on to college aftei working his way through school selling maga zine subscriptions Marge Kelley leaves brother B111 to carry on Betty Borg wants that gift of gab to go to all glum bums The contortions that Victor Burts face goes through when he talks will be left to the gym classes The Eternal Triangle Billie Jean Tyrrell Pat Kelleher and Jack Stewart will go to the geometry class to see if they can b1S9Ct it Bob Graham would leave those dark eyes but finds he needs them and cant obllge Dorothy Burrell leaves Fred Olson to the mercy of the Juniors Don Bauer is the lucky owner of Francis R1ces motor bike Don Roberts IS going to leave conquering the sky to the other fellow ITEM X Bev Francis w1lls her naturally curly locks to John Singer Bev Jensen s outward calm will go to all Juniors who are getting excited and think they might not leave school in four years That classy chassis of Annabelle Dunlap IS bequeathed to Nancy Mason Dick Johnson and Nancy Marbut leave steel pins and plaster casts respectively 1n the memory of their broken legs David Mattice Dan1el Boone leaves to shoot another deer on h1s doorstep if lucky Jeanine Jackson leaves her shapely gams Cspelled backwards smagsl to Marnie Schmitz Carol Bellmores place at the Y will go to the next girl who stays there Logical eh what' Noral Johnson leaves still looking for a girl Mac Grimes is going to be the privileged owner of Frank Hunter s cute grin ITEM XI Martha Jackson will bestow her originating ab1l1ty to the whole school Marilyn Moe and Lorraine Moe leave no moe Moes Barbara Gabse wills her multi colored hair to Joyce Ing man Bertha Mergenthaler leaves her tinyness to another Merganthaler Stella Leo Miller thinks his good luck should go to Izzie Smith Rosalie Ellis p ep s odent will be bestowed on Barbara Thompson Roberta Kaul leaves all her economic papers to Mr Peek all signed Jim Poole Bill Frey leaves to chop off his hair which lS always in his eyes during the basketball games Bing Glea son leaves with the horrible thought of his gal Butch Cross left in high school for three more years Jerrv Graham leaves those curly locks right where they are Bill Bradfords bus will be bestowed leaxe the Green and Red Lantern for the underclassmen to run as successfully as he has ITEM XII A n1ce position at Fligelmans has been left by Roger Bisson Mary Motakis has left behind her four years 1n town to go to school All of Chuck Temples witty d1tt1es will go to Bobby Davis who already has quite a collection Jerre Gruner wills her art ability to Valerie Lin derman while Beryl Carlson s hair will go to Nan Williams Petei Petek wills his work on the stage crew to the next fellow Carol and Janet Moreau leave two sets of twins to carry on Kenny Ing mans ability to roll cars will go to the Junk dealer Mary Bucks cleverness in handicraft work is left to L1lah Lee Hartzog Donna Strauss leaves with the crowd of girls who wear engagement rings Shirley Easbey will receive Jerry Sull1vans dimples The ever sm1l1ng Wesley Synness will leave his smile in the corridor lights to shine down the hall each day ITEM XIII Chuck Wenstroms Jitterbugging ab1l1ty goes to Dick Waterman Lorraine McCad den s long hair will be left to all the girls who have cut theirs and now wish they hadn t Shirley Beauchamp s Job as buslness manager of the Nugget IS willed to our next manager Jane Belknap s brains should be left but Im afraid she would act rather funny without them Burly Bud Bellis w1ll leave his outstanding athletic ability to Mr Skor dont we all w1sh V1rg1l Hall will no longer keep v1g1l over the halls Small pun Lois Halberg s accordion will go to Lou1s Knox to add to his collection Charles Heisey leaves one set of slightly used books and Doris Hoffmans pos1t1on as a telephone operator vxon t be left Just think of the shekels if she did Thelma Lloyd s pos1t1on as left guard on the team will go to the B squad Lee MCMIIIHH s beard goes to the frosh who are st1ll try ing to grow one Ellen McKelvey will also Join the throng of hard carbon wearers Isabel Zagar leaves to find Blackie ITEM XIV To Buster Olson goes Lloyd Mergenthalers band sweater and Shirley Mergen thalers crew hair cut will go to Jim Morgan the Kink of BOgl8S haircuts Marilyn Pyle leaves on the East Helena bus Bextha Percys Job at the Parrot goes to Donna Skor Donna Mxnughs art ability goes to Milt Burgess while Favre Eaton will leave to fame as the only cheerleader that Jumps up and lands on h1s hip Esther Martina s beautiful manners will go to several needy sopho lnores Connie Bernet w1ll be the new owner of Nat Johnson s strut To the social science class goes Roger Rawls pessimism With a couple of chuckles and ho hos Don Peterson leaves h1s Santa Claus suit to Lee Gilbert But Louise Peterson isn t gO1Hg to leave a thing she s taking George Kokoruda with her If anyone can live up to her nickname Sal, Barbara Stone will leave Joyce Stlckney leaves her sewing ab1l1ty to the home ec class John Kam receives Donald Talseth s red ha1r to use if he ever becomes bald . . . . , , . . y ' . . , . . . . . ,, vs ' , . I , . . , , - - s . . Q . y I y . . , . . . . , . . . , . . . , . - on Budd Williams. Eliz Bradham leaves her flat tires to each and everyone. Ed Beveridge will 7 . , . , . ' . . . . ' , , , . . . . I , . , . . . . V . . . . . , . . .' . . , , . . ' ' - . , . . ' V , . 7 . . , , , . I ' y I - : l D ' , ' - , . . ' ' ' 1 . .' . . , . . . . ' , . . - ' , . . . - ' . , , ' . . , . . , . ' . . ' . , ' . . . . . ' , . Page Fifty-Nine ITEM XV Joyce Stoner w1lls her place 1n the nurse s room on Wednesday to Florence Nxght 1ngale The Kmg of the Convertibles Marvm Stelnbach leaves his car to the school bus system so students may r1de to school 1n luxury Dorothy Ross long red stock1ngs w1ll be placed m the trophy case as a symbol of a long and hard wlnter Honest Harrv Stone leaves all h1s campa1gn promlses behind LaVerne DeKay leaves her un1que nxckname Bones to anyone whose last name w1ll f1t It as well Howard Dav1s and the rest of the bovs leave the Engllsh classes 1n peace Bev Baarson IS the last of the Baarsons to leave Lloyd Nelson leaves h1s place 1n the cafeter1a l1ne to Laura Schnablegger Shlrley Nelson s beaut1fu1 clothes w1ll go to Patsy Hanson B1ll Ormlston s sandy col ored ha1r w1ll go to Dale Jorgenson B111 W1r1cks Job operatmg the movle machlne goes to Arnold Hubert Super Saxton CB1l1J w1lls h1s brams to Larry Nachtshelm Burton Works legs go to John MacM1llan Rav Mjolsness aboundable vocabulary goes to the word clues class Al1ce Bennett leaves thls years V1g1lante to all who pa1d for 1t ITEM XVI Sue Swansons opera wh1ch IS nearlng complet1on w1ll be left to Mr Judd Glorxa Ruseks bangs go to Bobble McGregor Bob Pamter leaves h1s square danclng ab1l1ty to JoAnne Russell Barbara Screnar leaves her capablllty for be1ng a hard worker to someone w1th as much ambltlon as she Tom Wlllett has already left several cartoons on the board ln the art room B111 WISE s cherublc face goes to anyone who can look as 1nnocent as he can Jacque Walen s gray sklrt wh1ch I want w1ll be bestowed on W1nn1e Merganthaler Walter R1dd0Ck and Ted Wendel's craze fo1 strlpped down cars w1ll be left m the park1ng lot unless they can get those Junk heaps rollmg Doug Bottomlv s part as dlrector of the German band w1ll go to anyone who can handle a plunger w1th such grace and sk1ll Ray Cameron Anthony Aust1n Dean Mack and Charles Cochran leave then school days behmd Jeanne Lees sense of humor w1ll go to all provrded they enjoy llfe as much as Jeanne does Margarette Nemecek s danc1ng ab1l1ty goes to Marlene Hrnmger ITEM XVII Frances D19tT1Ch s place on the bus to East Helena w1ll be left to many East Helena students Ray Sanders unwavermgly trueness for Nona Nellson w1ll not be left Kathryn Sasek leaves a wad of gum under the study hall desk Nrck Wrrth leaves Wlth a drploma under h1s arm Need we say more Jean Pastelak also leaves her seat on the East Helena bus B111 Smarts way w1th the women UD w1ll go to anyone who can call them babv as effect1vely as he can Tom Stern s brawn goes to Em1l Knoepke Albert Westby Donna Stecher and Jacyln Shankl1n leave wlthout a moments delay Darlene Houstons comb1nat1on of blond ha1r and brown eves w1ll be left 1n the memory of many Genevieve J6Z1CkS seat ln economlcs goes to the second semester students James Glosser Just wants to leave ITEM XVIII In wxtness whereof we have hereunto set our hands to th1s our last w1ll and testament at Helena Hrgh School Helena Montana thxs 7th day of March AD 1949 NEVA HARDY JOYCE MacHAFFIE ' 1 Y . . , . . . 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Ltttl Moe eq Comp IIQYI ers Wheels Buohles Ste vott Exhtbt Uortm Wtto ore thoge other two? G WIC Lotchy Botgh Pot Mctiitchy Dtck Gros Love I love my TGGFHGT Betty DeI5oy Modem oft Hmmmm' Hot dog oleose Moy I hav ttots dcmce Honor students? 'E 53539522 355 1 Lf, V1 K ex if ,X ' x 1 -., In xJ f X. X-1 X X ,... xx .V N-f X N , 'x'X ,f , 5 ff gf ff 3' KLN F1-ONT ROW l to B Coacn Skor Prckett Whxte Mrner Hughes Harford Kelleher Magnuson Eaton Morley Berg Ec ward Ladd Lamb ZIND BOW Coach M4:G1nley Morgan franam ll rtello IUSTICQ Be l1s Raymond Ne1ll Skow lohnsor rlddo K Leary Bernett Anderson Coa h Sprlnkle 3BD BON Manager Ienson Peterson Hrlger Kel ey Waterman Olson La Cn Lehleldt Rrcheson Gleason Vlecver lohnson Mcl-lugh 4 H RJW Manage Ste-ffenson Hanson Nelson MacM11lan Tren Bamden Stewart Larbe Llearman Brownlow Hlll Crrffr h Erwm Manager Fredrlcks STH ROW Iorgenson Huber F l' and Krrk Hustad Herrlr L1 le K oepke Hem Burris S'n1h M1 lS Anderson Miller Kam ETH ROW Hasllp Sodla Crcgo Zlon Brook Rrce Po ve l.eRoux Bergum Fred Stramer nfnh Haegele lrank Track 1948 A near record turnout of men answered Coach Llovd Skors call to the cmders for the 1948 season Wlth a nucleus of nlne returnmg letter men to burld a team on and bolstered by a strong squad of underclassmen who showed promlse of be1ng pornt wmners Coach Skor brought home th1rd place honors from the Interscholastlc Meet 1n Mlssoula In the flrst meet of the year whlch was held 1n Mrssoula the Spartans dom1nated the dlscuss shot and 880 relay to take the Bengals 84 47 Berg Ne1ll and Eaton copped flrst places for Helena Other polnt wlnners were Skow Leary Wh1te Morley Justlce Hartford Kelleher R1ddOCk Hol land and Bell1s The Butte Bulldogs came to Helena and found themselves headlng back home w1th the1r ta1ls between the1r legs on the short end of a 69 53 count It was the flfSt vlctory for the Bengals over Butte 1n many years Don Berg sparked the Cats w1th 11 polnts Other flrsts were garnered by 'VIartello Wh1te Bell1s Johnson Morley and a vxlnnlng 880 yard relay team composed of Ladd Hughes Morlev and Berg The annual Jaycee relays whlch were proung to be second only to the Interscholastrc Meet were dom1nated by the B1ll1ngs Broncs who grabbed SIX f1rst places followed closely by the Helena Bengals who garnered f1ve Great Falls and Butte each earned three wh1le M1ssoula came 1n w1th two Bozeman placed f1rst 1n one event whlle Havre Anaconda and Butte Central also won places New meet records were made by Loran Perry who broke hls ovxn record Wlth a heave of 54 l01!2 IH the shot put Bob Rlpke Mrssoula who fllpped the d1scus 150 10Vz and Bob Graves B1ll1ngs who Jumped over the old record 1n the runmng broad Jump wxth a 212 leap Don McAul1ffe Butte clarmed both t1tles 1n the hurdles toppmg the hrghs 1n 156 whlle domg the lows 1n 24 seconds flat One hundred nmety athletes from 10 schools attended the meet whrch IS growrng 1n popularlty each year The meet 1S for 1ndxv1dual accompl1shment rather than for team scores The Helena Inv1tat1onal was held for the benef1t of the smaller schools 1n the area S1nce the state meet was corn1ng up Coach Skor decrded to ask these schools to attend 1n order to get more experrence on a large track Helena took po1nt honors 1n the meet Frank Skow cracked the stadl um record for the h1gh hurdles by dolng the course 1n 15 and 6f10 seconds The B1ll1I1gS Broncs dethroned the Mrssoula Spartans as the class A t1tle holders for track Ham1ltons Broncs captured Class B laurels rhe Mlssoula boys took second followed closely by the Bengals Every man representmg Helena placed rn the event or events 1n wh1ch he competed Two flrsts were garnered by the Helena boys Larry Morley placed flrst rn the 440 yard dash and Faxre Eaton copped the runnmg broad Jump Don Wh1te took th1rd 1n the m1le run Don Berg placed second 1n the 100 yard dash Bob Ne1ll fourth 1n the 440 yard dash Frank Skow fourth ln the hrgh hurdles Chuck Justrce th1rd ln the low hurdles Herb Johnson second ln the Javelm Bud Bell1s t1ed for th1rd rn the hxgh Jump and t1ed for second m the pole vault Bud Rrddock t1ed for second rn the pole vault Y, . , t '--H -Y , , , , ,. . , 1 , A ' , , , . , , - ' S. , A l Y , , 9 , va , ' , l , , , , A. 7 c', , A , , C . . 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Y . . . . . . . . , v v V - , , v , Page Sxxtyfxve IAYCEE SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY CHAMPIONS Pat Leary Ray Hartford Frank Skow Chuck lustrce the State Meet Favre Eaton Jun ror also won a frrst rn the State Meet and won hrs second letter Don Wh1te Junror won places rn the mrle and 8 8 0 y a r d run to earn hrs frrs l e t t e r at Kelleher J u n 1 o r won places rn the 880 yard run and the two mrle relay earned hrs frrst let ter Bud Bellrs rumor through hrs work rn the pole vault hrah Jump and Javelrn won hr thrrd letter Bud R1ddock Junror was awarded hrs second track letter through hrs efforts rn the pole vault Ed Hughes Junror ran the 440 and the 220 yao dashes to wrn hrs frrst track letter lack Edwards sophomore earned hrs frrst trac letter DY placrng rn the pole vaul Chuck Ladd sophomore won hrs frrst award by runnrng the 440 yard dash ana the mrle relay Dave Mrner sophomore rw as grven hrs frrst award for runnrng th 880 and the two mrle relay Ray Hartford soph won hrs frrst letter by earnrng pornts rn th low hurdles and placrng on the shuttle hurdle relay team Track Letterman Frank Skow. senior, earned his fourth let- ter and captained the 1948 team. Frank competed in the high and low hurdles and shuttle hurdle relay. Don Berg, senior, won hrs th rd letter through hrs efforts rn the dashes Don was top scorer for the Bengals Bob Neill senror won l rs second award by placrng rn the 440 yd dash and 880 yd run Ioe Martello senror was pornts rn the werghts Pat Leary senror got hrs frrst track letter by runnrng the hrgh and low hurdles Chuck Iustrce sen ror garned hrs second letter by skrmmrng the trmbers rn the low hurdles Ioe Ray mond senror was presented hrs frrst award by placrng rn the werghts G e o r g e Magnu son senror ran the 880 yard run and the two mrle relay Herb Iohn son senror won hrs frrst award by placrng rn the Javelrn throw rn all the meets Larry Morley run ror garnered hrs second award by takrng frrst rn th 440 yard dash at IAYCEE FROSH MEDLEY RELAY CHAN DIONS loe Grrfrrth Howard Hrll Bob Burrrs Sylvester Sodra lAYCEE MILE RELAY CHAMPI NS Larry Mor e Bab Ne I Ed H ahes Don Berg Page Srxty . 4 . . . 1 , r . . , , . 1 , . I - 1 1 1 I ' I 1 1 ' 4 . 1 1 L. , . 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' Y 7 - I ' 1 . I . - The hapless Livingston Rangers were the next to get the axe from the powerful Bengals. In a . y , Y. I . . 7 T , . - . . . -. 1 , . . - . - , - . ' , - ' I I , , . , . . . - . 7 . . I i a - ' - . . 1 . l .l ! ' 7 Page Seventy-One - l 1 .kv , lu Y' , X 3 '56 ' 8 P' ' ', ' wf . M gf, an ' L' ffli 'Q ng ., VFc'i':E1-,2 ,- jig . mv V x I ' ff vf , X .,, , . 2 .. - Q V x 'I 5 'iz L A w:5f.fEQLi , '..m,' Z'!2Ym....4 ww 9-11 , X 5- 'IH31 . M f-in ,5 k:':T'- , T, 4.ff'f3-'P LmN Y - ' N Mc MILLAN ANDERSON A 6 'ut Q 1-:Avon snwmns avr VVEAVER Maas DPNIS Fnsomcxs xsnnsuea :MCKETT BUTTOMLY WNOTE ,gf sie A Y ff f ff . tm' A be UQ 3 sf 1 ' 2 'na , , X 1 f 'f ' .fm f ,P , . f ,,',V gi Qjffg 3 i A , - Vyy' Qf 4 L' 1 'F N y fa A . W , 4' H A m g ' TA CI 1? ' - VV ' , W L91 A9 ..,,, u Aff Q, . fm' f Jiri? Y X l1f fl : V X' ' ww? fp Him' 3. ' w 2,1 , 'KAW ' :+4-,Q- - I ws, 1-ff ,fvxsgw L . 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' -I ,z.,,h,,,., I an ' .3 X me W iii I 2 n 1 Page Seventy-Five BUD BELLIS Helena's rangy quarterback IS a candldate for nat1onal puntlng honors by v1rtue of h1s master ful klcklng throughout the season Bud's educated toe has booted the ball 2,430 yards 1n 54 trles for an average 45 yards per klck The fact that Bud was able to do such flne bootmg was very dependent on the stalwart Bengal l1ne that he had set up before h1m The protect1on that the forward wall of fered gave h1m plenty of t1me to get away h1s k1CkS and also holds the d1st1nct1on of not allowlng a slngle one of Bud's k1CkS to be blocked Bud's best showmg was agalnst Butte on a ra1n soaked turf He averaged 43 yards per k1Ck by k1ck1ng the ball 12 t1mes H1s poorest showmg was agalnst B1ll1ngs when he averaged only 39 yards per try although he got away a 63 yard boot that nlght. AS1d8 from Bur1ey's k1ck1ng talent he was the ace Bengal passer and the number one slgnal caller on the squad Bud also stars 1n basketball and track He was chosen all state quarterback thls year and holds the d1st1nct1on of recelvmg the three sport award two years runnlng 1 'X dlvku V ef V -X I 1,4 , 7 - I'i , Vi ', J fi' , p 'Af . L L V . 'l Ax , , 2 if . 1 ' ' 4 ' I' 1. . , I ' 1 ' 1 ' . I 1 :ek r . 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Displaying a much taster brand ot ball the Bengals started a season which saw them . . . . , , 54, 44, 64, 55, 39, J 46' ' 43, . 46, ' . . 31, 48, 47, . . 45, 54, 44, 57, ' 39, ' 39, - o . 42, - 45, Y 35, ' , NDE KSON anus an momma Bum neuensu m x E DWARDS 32 LE'HFfLDT OACH SKOR RCNIT Rf V A B Squad Basketball The Krttens had one of the most successful seasons ever thrs year wrth a record of l4 wlns and 3 defeats The Krtten achrevement was exactly the same as the squad last year so thrs brrngs Coach Bernard lVlcG1nley s two y ar total to 28 wrns agarnst 6 losses The Krttens were rrranned almost entrrely by sophomores whrch shows great promrse rn future Bengal teams to come Drsplayrng a fast scrappy brand of ball the boys garned favor of the rowds and respect ot opposmg teams Larry Anderson provrded the mam scormg punch followed by Brll Mrlls Other Krtten regulars were Bob Burns I1m Powell and Don Cumrrung Good reserves were also respons1ble tor the Krtten succe s K1ttens Krttens Krttens K1ttens Krttens Krttens Klttens K1ttens Powell B 32 Iefferson 23 Gallatm B 20 Butte Central B 36 Great Falls B Butte Reds 39 Butte Central B 30 Mlssoula B 45 SEASON RECORD K1ttens Krttens Krttens K1ttens Krttens Krttens K1ttens Krttens Krttens Great Falls B 44 Butte Reds 32 Mlssoula B 27 Ieiferson 33 Anaconcla B 22 Park B 27 Gallatm B Anaconda B 29 Park B 37 Page E1gh'y Two l F L BLK- EY'.','lII,SH11ll1,PO','I9ll,l:l'QCl, nderson,Cumm1:1'g, Brzytlcway, Mrlls, Nachtsherm, Buxrls, Hustad, Routzakxzz Coach llltlirrlc-y. BACK ROVV-Burqum, Lxable, Lrttle, Ovevurt, Matlflrllan, Brownlow, Stalnaker, l-l1ll, Shaw, MGIXHQ-B! l.O6'l, lf 77 ' ' ' ' ' e ' ' . ' .c B ' '-' - s . ' 38, ' 34, ' 51, ' 51, 33, 5 ' ' 70 30, ' ' 45, 38, 51 U 43, ' 45, . . 43 36 Q RO J Bea r 4 r E l Mant'-er Grm Dunn Swmsor C on Ccmncer 'AID ROW Coa h Srnrmke Bo e Olsor Str alr Qhater D A wdson Fvfosh Bas etball Vvolked out almost GVGIQ nlght to lealn the fundamentals and essentlals of team plav The flesh men had good ftghtmg Splflt but OI course lacked experlence Lndet the guldlng hand of Coach Spunkle the net comets unproxed steadlly and showed p1om1se of developlng good varsltw and B squad materlal tor next season SEASON RECORD F1osh 33 Anatonda Centlal Ftosh 2:1 Frosh 29 Butte Ftosh 44 Ftosh 24 Butte Flosh 64 Ftosh 98 K1tten Reserves 41 INTRAMURAL DIRECTOR Coach lohn Borqerson Helena s newest adaltlon to the coachma statt took over as head ot the Pros tootball team asststea tvltn the Frosn basketbal teane and duected the noon tntramural leaaue Ada ma a volleyball leaaue and dlVldlI'lQ the basketball s eaule were two at mam Cbanaes The stu et y a ned ses ns ey'nu o m l y game IPT V Fflafllanalii, ve , la les, raznb e, ' , L, es . 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N I aim - K QA 5 gg'-I . fig J Q 4 F f vw, ff' J xr I , 4 Y A 23 : I 1 TFP' 1 1 ' '- - ' 'r S V? 'K f V 3 34 . 2 5, Y fl . 2 1 ff, VQJZQY H23 INTRAMURA L LEAGUE Was taken over by Assrstant Coach Iohn Borgerson who streamllned the act1v1ty by addlng a volleyball schedule and dlvrded the basketball league 1nto two d1v1s1ons INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL BAKROWI-Iod MlySt FRONT ROW S th B Composed ot ten teams whtch held games before the basketball league was started The ATOMS won trrst place followed by the HURRICANES 'Vlembers of the Hurrrcanes were Don Bauer Tom French Allen Nowotny Paul LeRoux Ray Coll1shaw Ray Bnght Art Brownlow INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL IUNIOR SENIOR LEAGUE IST RONV ZNU ROVN S d l' W Co fnposed of 1un1or and senror boys who played the1r games rn a Splfll or rugged cornpetrtton Capta1n L a r r y Sturns ADOUBLE15 s won the frrst place followed oy GRAHAM S CRACK ERS Members of the second place ness Iohn Frank Pat Shankhn Grant DeLude Drew Qoutzahn Ed Hansen FROSHMORE LEAGUE ROV! H gl ZNID ROW H S th Played thelr games at rught last year but declded to show thetr ware to the student body thls year The RAMS copped fxrst and the SWISHERS took second They had the tollowrng boys D1ck Lay lohn Morrlson Gene Zagar Blll Campbell Ed Preb1l hm Norrls Iay Sherlock P g EghtyS 1 L.,- 1 ' 3 I 1 1 C - r u a, ore , evens. ' -- mr , rown, Salzman. A-iris I ' V' eff v nh A ' .4 ,X I - - Ll - vzflx 'Q 1 ' , team were: Bob Graham, Ray Mjols- K I L I ' -vSturn, Nangle. V- an ers, Ncug rten, Sparing, Mmugh, all. ' 9 ' an U z -gp L . . . T A x A - I ' S IST -- ae ee, Shannon. r . - errm, Smith, Gillespie, ITU . a e 1 - ix LQMQTEVHTQES dig-W3 wk QT 52 in J WN I QMS X 25 L-f-ff?-il?if'1' f ff im j GX 1 z, 5 -es. ' ' k,, , ROBERT ANDERSON PATRICK KELLEHER PRESIDENT vxcE PRESIDENT Student Body Ufflceofs These ledders nommdted by petmon cmd elected by the eutlre student body hold the most mmportdrmt posmons m Helend Hugh Scloool tlddl d student may CITTCIIH qovernmq me student body throuqb the student COUHC1 BUD BELLIS BONNIE MARTINSON TREASURER SECRETARY I A . . . , , V Il I ' A . 1 . W . . . I W X ,1 l .. I P ge Eighty-lime mean Vigilante I OYCE MacHAFFIE After 'wo weelfs ot cdrnpcnqntnq mtroductlons dnd bdllottnq Ioyce MdcHc1ft1e wds Cho sen from C1 qroun of trree semor QIIIS ds Queen Vtqttdnte to re1qn and tc rule over the court rounded by nets shells and ocean splendor 1 C . 1 I I I l W ot He-lend High for cr year and d day. Ioyce was crowned drnid d deep sed cdvern sur- , 1 Sol aol days New type reoort Car Buy your Vtqtlante ana Jote for your C o ce Queen Candrdates Alrfe Llrza beth and loyce Candtdates Marcta Bev N tta Dla re Ruth and Nan These l948 carnparqn ers anythlnq goes Temple speaks for Dranacrat party Here you have beauty personalrty Name please Prrr cess and Queen hopefuls Bob ana LIZ make the1r bla t t Princess PRINCESS VICILANTE The Coronatron conceded bf all to be the most lmpresslve cere mony ot the whole year Queen loyce and Prtncess D1ane were crowned thrs year am1d royal sea shore splendor by Student Body Presrdent Robert Gump Anderson candrdates and managers were Freshmen candrdates Ruth Ander son managed by Ed Naughten and Wan Wrllrams by Chuck Amund son Sophomore candldates Drane Thrbauaeau by Chuck Temple and Nrta Hebb by Noral Iohnson Iunlors Bev Buttm by Larry Morley and Mar c1a Chezlck by Gene McLatchy The three semor g1rls selected to compete tor Queen were Elrzabeth Bradham managed by Bob Graham lovce Macl-lathe by Bud Bellls and processlon was composed of stand ara bearers tor the precedrng Queens Gary Barker Kenny Gran by Brlly Horn Buster Qlson ard Larrv Shannon the royal stand ard bearer was Ray Dunn crrers were Iarnes Ch1tt1ck Ierry Gleason Lee Maclvhllan and lack Stewart crown bearers Ld Prebrl and Don Dullm flower bearer B1ll Smrth scepter bearer was Don Bastran Que n s tram bearers w re Don Eggan and loe Ql helser the swmg auartette sang Unt1l everyone well pleased Wllll the students cno1ce of fnendly and pretty Pnncess Drane and the p rsonahty plus g1rl Queen loyce P q 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' I . Alice Bennett by Pat Kelleher . . . I l I I' f. . . 9 , a e Nme y-T 1 Two CL eew r X med KCI Tyy u k IXJCIY1 Ioyce Prmfe s UH' Queev Vxqlldme Prmcess Dmme 15 crowned Dmne cmd mcmcrqer Chuck Queen Ioyce re cewes roses from Burley Nordl cmd Nucl U ul er crre no Ed cmd Ruth Ieyce is 2. Be' :ici J rr . 3. CH C drtfi -1. Queen I ' U Q4 V L7 6. ' 7. ' 8. 9. IC. rx' th e 11. ALICE BENNETT BARBARA SCRENAR GENE MCLATCHY EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR The Vzgzlcmte Staff I e loam P vwmd VGP Ie mu: TI were M G Elma 1 cr QOH UF 'TH N Yolxll 'geTIe i . . 'Hcfii , rx PILQCEY ?.ff1A. ' , .11 LQ ' r:r1':,, F' . CL tifxy, Miltcn Bugugess, Norm Ioiirzszn, f ' rf S Denape-wolf, Ewihf: PC-1 Pm Keipher, Lfzrhc IUTECSOK, Alva EQ-rinett, R39 Em:-h. NOT PICTURES fxpvc Hurd b ev. Q, .II 113, VHP C' rt. Pcx 1 H 13' Fd to Ass srant Edltors Busrne s Manaqer Art Edllor Photcqra her Qnansnot Edrtors 19 SUE WILEY Business MANAGER Vwzlcmte Sta All e Bennet Gene MCl.aIcny and Barbara Screnar Sue Wlley loanne Huber Mrlton Burgess Don Cummmq and Noral Iohnson oenlor Edrtor Sales Managers Sports Ed1lOI Calendar W1ll and Hrstory Drama Echtor Busmess Staff AD STAFF Martha Iohnson Valerle Llnderman Berfha Percy lane Screnar Pat Kelleher Rae Batcn Ioyce Macl-laffre and Neva Hardy Polly Dempewolf Pat Klndnck Ehzabeth Bradharn Susan Kuehn Manlvn CGflWT1Qlll ' x l J 1 Jig nl 4 g :Iv-M l f EILLIE JEAN TYRREL U fa! 9 Lf? TOM NOEL SHIRLEY BEAUCHAMP EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER I The Nugget Helena Hgh was proud to have the tlrst Gold Key Award for outstand mg work 1n Journallsm go to Fay Klrlc patnck mstructor of Journallsm Eng l1sh and Pan Amerlcan Relatlons Mlss Krrkpatnck also manages to sponsor Tl-1E NIUGGET THE VIGILANTE and the Natlonal Honor SOCISIY each a full tlme Job IH themselves Mr Struck man awarded the gold key durmg the chmaxmg program of Montana On Parade Ula. I I I b FAY KIRKPATRICK Page Nmety Su' I 1 L N 1 f . ' l - A L 1. 1 I C p J f X L' t I . , 5 X . . . i I 9 I I . . . . , 1 I . 5 - V ,I Lf' 1 I ,' if 4 . . ,, , A A vggr fr H , ,- .I . If , i . 6 lllvl V Lv ' A- 'fl f i Ly Trix-I 1 1 I 'I V if . - ' wa- ' I s .i , , QI' ? SVXMED Ld Huqhes Roaemcry Gcxlouvoy MGr1c1n Roberts Sue Qvvcmson Cho les Amundson CTANDING Doug Bottomlv R hard Mrk loyfe MccLIa'i1e B1l1e leon Tyrrell edxlor Ia 1. S'ewc1rt Sue H6lI'19Ll'C9 Suson Kuehn Nugget Feature Sta Consmts of the regulars who had to meet the deadlme for each ISSUE worked falthiully togetlm 61 wlth the lest ofthe staff makmg thls year s Nugget one of the best ever gu1ded by M153 K11k pat1 1Ck Nugget Repmtofrtal Sta Supplled the TUI mg Montana bulk of news to Ed1to1 B11l1e Txrrell fO1 approval On Parade du11ng, Nat1onal Dlama Week E It, Hebb rr fi Sue r Yue Der nv Bu rell M131 n Re Pcllv D fnrewol Dun V E IZ ben Erodhcxm Bonn e M r Co'1n1e Berxet Ros f 1 1 rec JR off Ce-le Wnee er G -c S'e 1 Bot o'nl Des e Ulla e1er Fd D6 e 1 e,Sven put out a spec1al ed1t1on fed Ilglll lucoue C ubf 19 E l-l rdf Vcrlerxe L rder Fab r 1V 1 L. ' -7' , . l ' 1 , P' 1 1' ' - - W' 1 11: Y' , 4 H A f ll . I il' 1 1 - ' - - A ' 'Q' , ' i . . , ' ' ' 1 . . Q - . V . v . A. V Y t l t I . . . 1 - V vi W5 1 '7 vi I .V . SE131'fED V e , -11 1 ' ot' A r , rc yrtolds, 1' A Q1 o lllorzlyn Carina' 1 , A , Q 11 .ST RLIN' A1.:bQll, ' .lad 1 :K t' , 1 1 Stinson, 1 1 1, .xl L5 Nu'-13 3 ', . ll . :1.v::1 QIJD ROW - Pober: Anderson, Charles Arnundson, Robert Graham, Norcl lchnson, Ed Hugites, Robert Poznter, Wxllzcrrr 12.111113 Dek F 'r1clcS. A D FA' 'j- - r '1 I , I cl 1 '- art, Doug t 1 y, - Stefienscn, 11' it l.1Ql Tbodj, Rv 21t:'., Eiga.-1 Berizieti, fcgk 1. eric, Pct Kell E , 1. V rldge. 5 V 1 1, V r 5 'cfge TIL: t f e 'iv- -5 SEAIED Plobercl Mc:C'reqor Kay Borendrlck Gclyettcx Fredreonl S IXINDING Qu on VJll9Y l.o1s Dale Beverly Crookston Mlldred Mu Tl ews Slnlfl y Beaufhornp Busxness Moncxqer l1'nh Hcxrlzoq Km tune EHQllSl1 Dlck Yrederlcks Patsy Hanson Nitgget Ad Staff bndel fnst semeste1 busmess manager Shnlev Beauchamp held down the flnanclal end of the Nugget collected ads from downtown buslness tlrms XVl'11Ch took care of rnost of the expenses t11ed to keep expenses low and mcornes hlgh so that the staff could punt SIX page edltlons 31 most even t1me Valelle Llnderman took ovel the managexshlp the second semester Nugget Cwculatzon Sta Dellvered the Nugget ew 61 y other Wednesday to the students xx ho eagerly aw a1ted thexr BFIIN al sold Nuggets to students not holdlng 3Ct1VltX t1ckets headed by Joyce Stone1 l'A'IED Murl yn Voe J lens Lmdermcrn STANDlN or Wwlle o lnlfr R10 BG Bo l. ody .111 WI'lG1ll lone Screnor Down Wood loyce Motllclllle Vxrqxl Hull Ed Belerxdqe 'Xlorcxl Iohnson Dee bteltenson P :f:'- fl.ne'y'fL IS1 ROW B Kelley 'Nona Nelson Chcrrles Ladd Vclerre derrrr nerr? Mflotclry :Ce presrdent Brllre leon ryrrell Charles Anmrdsor IND ROW Mr Leqer sponsor lzlrzcrbe Er dl' Pov' Bowden n essron tho rmcn Bever Bcrcr son Brlr Wx e loAnne Russell Pete McHugh Dorothy Burrelr BBJ ROW lo k St wart presrdent Bonnre Mor nson Dee'- S eirenser' l ,I e 'Ao r-lu t e sefreto v treasurer Po Kel eher Sc d D 3 Itrry Galen son 'XIOT PICTUBED 'Nlorcr lcnnson 3777 A group of 21 selected from the student body by students and teachers serves the school bx usher rng at football and basketball games also at other school 8CtlV1t1GS sponsors a dance each year thus money IS spent to rmprove or g1V6 oleasure to the school the group IS grateful to then sponsor M1 Leger Natronal Honor Soczety Thrs socretv composed of Junrors and Senrors vxho have marntarned a B or better average throughout hrgh school puts out Pannrngs composed of prose and poetry bv students col lected musrc for the Knoveltv Knrghts who had been former members and who had lost therr muslc rn a fue and xx rote for nevt rdeas to out of state Honor Socletres XVI1t6S letters to students mam tarnrng B averages at end of grade perrods vt rote approxrmately 7:10 letters to students tellrng them of the purposes of Honor SOCISIV or congratulatrng them on good scholarshlp sent 51 preces of clothrng and S10 to needy chrldren ably sponsored by Mrss K11kp3t11Ck presrde Cere lf hy presxder' lscrbel Zocer 'Nerlson Polly Ann Dernpewof STANDING e e r B ve Bcror on lo nne H be lerre Grun s V R Frzdbe h B odhdm Efely Lcqe Sue Set r Wlcr ser B lu ro S renerr c1r'l Shrrley Dolrshcw 'P lf, UP D lcrre Bek d Bev dqe Los I-luobord Hu M10 sr ess Bob Pomrer Bob Qm n P Ke ehf S 'IE F . 2 I 5 , 1, . 1- - Y D . X f rll, 1 , , Lin rf., D. . ' .FP ., A ' 1. r. J ' ' - . , 7 ' in ' afnrtt, 1 ,rc C ' r 7 ly t I' ., bds, . I ' rg I 7 i l r ..r 5 ' F 1: I. . .L W. ll' 'I . I I ' ' ' , ' , ' ' LA 17 Q . I ,. ' V AK ' 73 K4 , - 1ST ROW, LEFT TZ RICI-lTf-Dgsk Corsrch, Brll Saxton, Ed Hughes. QXD PCV.'ffShrrley Befrurrhamp, loyse Sirckney, Alrce Ben- nett, vrge ' nf' E . rTl.:tC ', .ty 4 , secrefzrv' Non: ,' , I. r f Brllr- I in Tv rell, e :ly s , C u r, ret, Ph .11 zieri, -I 1' : , ' 'n ' 1, G .- S311,BOYIZ11G . rim. 1, 'xr c S .r , .. ' ., ll IIC, P. 'T' .E '- . l nap, E err , ' 1 , ' ,. Marx lcclison, Ray l 1 , . , .. rf, r at . ll ner. K of 3 . 5, Q' Nz, ty-Flin, lS POW Susan liuehn born Brown lu llle H nmcxn Blll e een 'Hrrell BJ b'1 5 Strencxr secretory X eusurer Sue Helnecke nee pre d n Murlorle Kelly presldent lsobel Zczqir re o fier All Benr et BND BOW Bel Cn son loy e Mocl-lcliile C 1 o C ng e r 'I o, Jcn lf sue Shun or Be erly Baar on Slfnrle Gwls H Club Consists of glrls who ealn 160 pomts IH G A A Offl 1ate at gnls basketball and volleyball games paltlclpated m a mock football game 1n Octobex honoxed past membexs of both H Clubs at a banquet ln De embex perfolmed a mock coronatlon at a pep Iallv belole dlstrlct toux nament sponsored bx Mls Connollv Boys H Club Made up of bovs who have ealned a letter m football basketball txank Ol as student managexs held 1Dlt1HtlOI1 fo1 new members IH the spung plCIl1L and llght the H m Mav sold Helena Berval tags fO1 lleense plates co sponsoled annual dance tvlth Glrls H Club on Ap11l Fools Dat ably gmded by Mr Skox U n B n u ns v N Blll lfre C uw And I on Claude Wes! Q ef nl sefretcl y In urer B d Bellls presl er D lc li rk v1c'e rresldent Bob PlQl'C6 Chu k Amundson Al L ed e lvlr Scor ,ERD RON Favre EG on Bo,d Bc fvden Dar' B e 4' m lt Edwards Bob k rcxlm 1 Dee Stelfenson Pct Kell-'H 19 I noepke Bone L hte dt R e H uttord TH ROW o rl rg C lv or Pete ltlln mlm Hou er B nwett lee MLM llon Lorrv Nlor ey B1ll Kelly larry G er san Page One Hundred TT ' ,' ,' ,-: 1 , ..1f. ,wtf ' , -r. 7 , ' N sx e 1: ' , I X , P : . ce .. t. . --- vl rl , 'C , Lllll lflurtlctfg, l y e l 'nxr.n, l':c.n:'s G 1, ies, lbelxzxa Ll Cl, Pollf Mes' C1 1, 5' ' s l, 'J ' s ., i' Eesxl :nip - 7 I , . 7 I I I I . , . . . ' . . , . . L. S .I H . . , . ' V 7 . i V. . . E . H H . 1 V 3 Y C . . . . . ' ' ' ' - - 'l ' 1ST RCW' 2:1 Hughes, Fred Olson, Bnl Vvlse, Don Bauer, Drk 'x'.':1:ern1cn, Chunk Ladd, Ae. e Birliescrz, o' B r , D: 5- Mxner. ZFIJ B-ll f ' y, 3 . es , , 'er, jCl':C -1 'Jr , : . r'- ass ' 11 ,, d .'- ie. .1 , . .J 7 Y s tt, C , : l , '. 'l . ' l -- , ' , 1 l, ' . :ei rsuzx, ' ,J 5 n, 'N ' , .,: r, Emll 'I , , ' . e ' l , G f , 4 - C nie P' -fl treks, Leo Mxller, l,:n ' is ., 'Hx , rx. -fe . , . 2 ' .1 , A . l , , . - ' l . LST ROW Bud Bel11s Icxck Stewart Ed Naughten Doug Bottornly ZNID ROW Ed Hughes Pat Kelleher B11 Saxton Bob Dum er Drck Gorsxch STANDING Gene McLutchy D1ck 'fuk Boys State Attended Boys State at D1llon learned how the government works by runnmg a mock gov ernment themselves D1ck Klrk got the unportant off1ce of 8SSOC1atG Justlce Chosen by the facultv Gwls State Selected by the semor glrls and the faculty only three of the srx chosen attended these were Barbara Screnar Isabel Zagar and Bev Baarson f1rst G1rls State 1n the hlstory of Montana at B11 hngs run on the same order as Boys State LEX-T O RIGHT Bo bam Screncr Isobel Zuqcxr Ahce Be ne Bex Bcxcxrson Bonme Jqrlm on Gnd Jono Nellson l Page One Hundred One 1 , l - ', , . , . . . -- , X , , , . . H 5 1 - ? A .a . 7 , . . - 7 - , . , . . . I , . .. , ' y ' T Y I , , n Lt, ' , M' s . . I . . umm Red C1055 Counczl Comlbts, of delegdteb to both the trammg cente1 at Flathead Lake and the ndt1on.1l LO1'1VGl'1tlOl1 m Sem F1dHC1QCO took C119 of the Red CIUSS Lmollment tox thc Hlgh School md mnteltamment ox Shoddu fol the xceu undu the gL11CldIlCL of Mls MLCdlthY Camem Club Made up of studenti mterested IH photog1apl'1x lealn prmtmg developmg enlcugmg and nox eltx photoglaphx Qell noveltles at football and basketball gamee to 13156 monex Thulxd IX nlqht xponsmed bx M1 lVl'11k1n 1' Tl F Servlet Reber! 4 E wme Mart 1 'aan V D V za ef 'w r Ste her S er' lfmulyn Pvle Armd Hub QRD RCN Po S on me B 'J meet everx sy Har 3 ,,-ce M ' 0 HJ dred 'V WO I , w l flew lf '1.: by, M 3. MJC ufxy 2: 111' xdvzsot' Alike- 3-r1Ixf1'4 fc-,Um mhozzfzs, 1 1' - 1 r 1 ' A , X v 1 . ' 1 v 4 1 wr VL I ' ' 'Y v .Z w - S: X y ' - 1 ' ' u 2 , Y 1 I i'.k- . ,,,,. ,. , ', ,, .- .'.. , I I I A 1 5 v A v V . V v I I . 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'Xian y Donner Secretary Dorna Har er V P esrden' 'Tv vn Munqer Dresrdenr loanne Pe k T e surer Narqar tie Nerve ek Q r rr Per y Kathryn Knop ZND ROW Wo na lrp,er Vrrarnra Wrllram Marrwn Howde M ryorre Prgqott Frances Drerrr h Vrralnra D hlhausen Irmmr OLearx Phzl s Qru e Patrrcra Wrllrams Vonda Srnrrh 3RD ROW Caryl Thrcmson Beverly Crookstorr Fstner Wrllrams Ioanns Ma 'vlr an 4aD e llolkestad Auqus a DGDLDGUSGD Rarpha Pa rrck Iear' B o kvtay Darlene Bauer Future Homemalqers 0 Amerzcu Open to any who have taken Home Ec sell hotdogs and coffee at football games adopted a home ec class rn Germany to whrch they send artrcles for use rn the class sent pack ages to Europe at Chrrstmas for overseas relref sent favors to the Shodarr Hospltal on holrdavs 'rttended the drstrrct meetrng at Farrfreld capably sponsored by MISS Vrnes Latm Club Composed of students who have marntarned an A average the frrst vear rn Latrn and a B aver age the second year hold annual Roman rnrtra tlon rn Aprrl prcnrc rn the sprmg meetmgs once a month sponsored by Mrss Greene lnr RLJW nr e Benrett Beverlv Brady Ba b rc S renar Rowena Day me eary P ' Kmdrr k Counsel Llrzabeth Rafterx Corrsel Susan Kuehn reasurer Phyllrs Vrkew Sue Swanson Bllll9 I an Tyrre' 'ND RCW Cene Mclatrhy Donna Skar A le xo: 6 W LL, rlle br Dr r Crralro D lc Fredr Clcs loanne Peck Eos Parnrer 3RD ROVV Pat Rossrter Shirley Collrshafx Sr ron 1 hnscm Peqay E 1 kson Nan Barney L ah Hartzog Drane Draper Donna Har 4 H RCW Drrk Krrk Pete M Hual Ed Befe mae Dean Ma lc lohn Srnqer Page One Hundred Three -T ff C e, ' , C C 7 . . , . 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D flllrl TQ l-'lllllf f,f'1:'f1,1 i1:Q:a:'1, f i:.:.': S'r'1.1,sS, Eirbcrci Home-, R xy H iriigyzgi, Lurxy 'fC'r.f-':, ' Zlf- M: lfv::':.:w fl ,--, fDox'ofl.',' F-.:.1, zul, ,r1 E11 ',',1f1 lt Qiiyfijf Hurrah, Rrlxuzei Llavgvgflr, S111 in uf-:Lrg V11 111.51 z..f,-y, SLN- H'-:In-'K--, 'V-:rp i ' .'f A Cn Hunureci Fgve .4 l-at KNEELING Barbara Gabse STANDINC' Nancy Marbut Conme Berne-I Io Anne Prehl Nat Iohnson Annabelle Dunlap Wmr-re Merqenthaler Flag Twwlevfs Performed at mtermlssron of all football games Wllh maroretfes and color guard were well recerved Whenever they performed twrrled flags Wluch spell out H ELENA gulded by Mr Clark Color Guard Added color to the games by appearmg wrth the band durmg half trme carrred guns and flags performed drfferent routmes af the games under the gurdance of N' Clark lan Ce Hummell ClOlCG Sporenburgh Neva Hardy Beverly Qherlock and Nancy Mason Page One Hundred Six Davld Houlzahn Beverly Easbey Ed Naughten Borme Martm on lack Hustad Roserrary Galloway Cheerleaders Supported the team by leadmg the student bo dy 1n cheermg at pep rallxes and games 1ntro duced new yells planned b1,per and better pep rallles IH wh1ch the var1ous school organ1zat1ons partlclpated sponsored contest and gave prlzes to students wrxtlng best yells wxnners were Delores Roberts Beverly Baarson Joyce MacHaff1e John Brown Charles Wenstrom Bertle Mosbrucker and Mr Edwards ably gu1ded by MISS Megard Maj ovfettes Strutted up and down the football field tw1rl1ng the1r batons between halves marched ln front of the band up mam street durlng the Vxgllante Parade worked out routlnes Wlth the band whlch were also used at basketball games performed an Indlan War Dance durlng half tune of the Butte Publlc Helena game dlrected by Mr Clark Iv TRONU Belly Hebb STANDING uclle l-Inman lean Lazarus Gaye la Fredreqlll Nancy Wrlllams Rowena Day' orence llslcovl h P age to e :ned Seve CEATED Roma Ryqq Mary Runq Iohn Brown VICG Presrdent Glorra S'mth P eslden Maraaret Neme ek Secretary Iudv Ha se h Tre urer Marlene Clau en Laura Sperry Peqqy Sbhnaol STA IDINC Lorrame Srqety M drecl Matthews lean Bro away Frevabelle Huebr ht Ralpha Patrrck Elrzabeth lllattrce Norlne OCOQ o Pa 1 1a Floss er Mary Mo akrs M s C1lll9b Sponso Bevy Smlth Ltbmfry Club Composed of students who have Wo1 ked cl half semester on the l1bIdIV staff sponsoled a hobby show m the fall ln whlch many of the students exh1b1ted dlsplavs held open house IH the llbrary durlng Natlonal Book Week dlsplayed llbfaly books m a downtown store and the C1v1c Center duung Natlonal Drama Week sent Chxlstmas greetmgs to the chlldren at Shodarr Hospltal gu1ded bx Miss G11l1es Lzlrrcwy Sta f Assrsted hbrarran m subh dutles as prepdxmq new books for the shelx es Qhukmg out books .md other mdterrals to the students tvplng LdIClS and pockcts fol neu books cdtaloglne and llllllg Llblalldfl M155 Grlhes r rf s 1 L rarran lean Bro kr N, Lorrarne 5 ., Pa r ra Mater one ,I Georqra Shorow Nan y Donnell Mlldred 'via UC Ann Cla c n A be a Nords'ro 1 Mrldred Mar ne w. Don Ryc N on e L, Cowror Marv Rurq Ioan Pxeper Trevabf ll 'l1lSbl'6 lt Faro ra S ena Peggy Sclmabl Palpna Patrr lc l Page One Hundred Exght t U f , , . 1 A , Y 1: .C , ' ra I , as 5 s , , ' T' if . , rl 1 , Ci ' , ' 1 -EC , , , , ' ' .n r, irc xt , ' f , ls. . .' . ' ' ' . , ' - . .' . - - Y . X, - ' 1 . , v . .' . ' .f - f . , . . v 1 .. ' LEFT 'f Z IC.'IT'-fMx3 G nies, lb 7 1 K Q' 'Jr ', ' Nxreiy, lJl':r.o:xs2 Clausen, Mizyorrf- P. rgofr, .' 1: A' - Arid, laura: N rr', S , 1' C , . 1 e, ' usa, I it . ri, I' vss, .. la 53, .Q n d . . , . A A , , 1 el 'l 2.1, -. ra cr r, a' , . c', l ii Sl!-'VNIDING Mis Fsher Frcmk Miller Virginia Vllilliczms Iohn Dum Iefm Brockway Patricia Miller Clara Mae Clover Mui' el Mcret SEATED Auo ey Armstrong Rmplecz Pcxtr ok loan Shonklm Ccrol Grcmdy Ca etewa Sta f Worked hard to put out good meals for a more than C11t1Ca1 student body kept the cafeteria neat, served the meals washed the dishes and performed many unnoticed but important tasks M owe Operators Made up of students who show an lnterest in Working with the projector ran the machines in directed bv Mr Borgeison QEATED Roger broth Larry Slecmnon Morin Houle David Allin on Arnold I-uber! STANDINC' lohr' Ccxvuncxuqh Kxrh Er lc on Victor Proul lohn Hem Poe Batch Harold Lehieldl A :Jerk Brocfcvwoy Francis R ce Qiver Serurrqord Erhort limb e Croi e Heisey 7 A ' 6 - V. I a A Y Little Theater and biology department . . . class for beginners after school on Thursdays . . . 'Q fr.-3 llzindred 'fine h A1 derson l1111e'H.1vk1ns Fl Sl 111' C11 lomuv NQ11 f W1 B le q N' Rdthma D1 ector D1 k Mlle ge d l ' c11'11 11 ALCH Nowc, nv I 11n C lbedrm Pecfqv C1Gfl'llY Cathedral M'1 v Ca ol Wlrth Cath d111l loAn11 P1el1l Red and Gfeen Lante1'n Boewd Made up of students from Helena and Cathed1alh1gh school plan act1v1t1es de1o1at1ons pub l1L1tv of the Lantexn plan dances after the games pa1t1es duung the holldavs orgamzed COUl1Hltt69S to clean and palnt the hall sponso1s axe Mr El1LkSOI'1 M1 Rathman and Fathe1 Webe1 Gwls H1 T Membersh1p IS open to any gnl IH h1gh sehool organlzed a pep club th1S yea1 to cheer at th pep 1al11es and games sent p1esents to St Josephs Orphan Home atCh11stmas present ed a pep rally IH the gvm befo1e the Helena Havre basketball game helped sponsor the P T A no date dance alter the Helena M1ssoula basketball game sponso1ed bx M1ss Depexx 1 RWV1 Vllss De,ev SKJCI 0 D011 uch P 1- never O'l Ol ser c 'Nlmscn w v ne de psdn V lex lo1s Dde M,r1e l.c11 B D o ll rv C n C1191 o11r1e M r'1n 011 M1 11 Ccrtv 15 7 XA ez 1 roaks o1 01 H e VO1'1c11 S 111 1 ver 1 1111 1 111s rw 1 '1 -c 1 C111l11s 'or fer v -11r1 san lf 1 111 111 1 11111 1 1 1 s 1 M H111 1 111, v111'1e 111 e e 1 'e 51111 1 o M Iflly H V 1 4 1V Al11e C era d C11 ol l.v1 l1 CO11111e Berne 1 11 11 Pre re us 1 111 C H1111 e1 L1l1h 1111114013 M1ld1ed Mf1111eN le1111e e Perh1v Nor '1 Kmc' Shnley Fusbev Dons 1-Icanscn Ellen H my Mc111'111 Roberts Dflorfs M1lle1 feneweve Dll1POll 4TH ROW QCII H lin dn lvo 1vn lyl 1111 B1elenberq lrene Qtroh l 311110 Hd111111'k Bsliv I-zoub rg Audly R11h rdson Al ce Srrnb ,201 Cl Ryqq Sandra HUHQGVP L1l11C1n Lee Thonene Klos Isabel Smnn Delores Rob r1s Delor B lc C Ch es or er onn1o r1st1son 11l1111N1Qk Ko1h1yn Knop QTI-I ROW Ard1s Bordon Delows Hc1m11n R111h Anderson Ch1rley Denman lou1se Hanson Mc Ch I: b P l 11111 e11c or Q rr o J1 B1 he Mdroney Peqrqy Er11'l on Mur1el Ifdret C, rf1 M e Cldver V1rf1111f1 Ddhlhdusen A1401 Cmnd 1 c1r11111 1A11Lke lfne re D ro 11 C Page One Hundred Ter P11111 1 , ' . 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' 'l : fs, STUDENT COUNCIL SEMESTER I lST ROW Shlrley COlllShGN loxs Hubbard Larry Shannon Ianet Havvkrns Nancy Ma son lun Sm laxr Dorothy LaZarus Connxe Berlet IoAnn P14 lnl Ruthle I-nderson QND RQVv nary lanes Davrd Klexr Joro'hy Larl on Bonnxe MGIXIHSOH secretary Bob Anderson Bud Be hs Pa Kelelfer presldent Ed Beverrdqe 3RD ROW rrarne Voe Pthord Lay Kathleen Booth Rowena Day Bertrand dank Ahce Smlth Shxrley Do roxan Ioanne Russel 4 I-I RRW B y Bo q D k Ktr-c Iohn Du Ixm Po -ell hm Stone lolnn Slnaer Blll Saxton Alan Nowo ny Barry Trent Student Cotmczl Composed ot a representattve from each home room students have a vo1ce 1n the ad mlnlstratlon of the school helped qam the Green and Red I antern and tce skatmq nnk worked on the swrmmmq pool dnve took charge of ncket sale for the Montana on Parade Enclcson STUDENT COUNCIL SEMESTER II IST ROW Bob Arde son P Kel eher Ronr Marunson ZND ROV Mr Peek ASS1SlUU Sponsor Gary lanes Dave Routzahn Delores Hamm Donna lucld Marnie Schn 1tZ Rlea Meunler ludy' Shape Ina Nelson Sh rlev Donovan 3RD ROW Frank Mlller Dtflc lay C oyse Overturf llm Power Rae Batch Nancy Mason Allar' Nowotrw 'NI n y Donnell Dx k Appleqa e Mrldred Mathews D1 k K1r Marlene lutey Bob St Clatr Dxrlc Mui' rc Georae I-laeqele Perny Ldvta d In' 'Nlorrts Nr Erxckson Npon o f' . ky eif x , IC I, . nn, , , .. , , 1 , . , program . . . presided over by student body vice-president, Pat Kelleher and guided by Mr. , f f r r , at ' I , D . ne . JA . , . I . 7 ' . , , I , , 1 , i X , ' , , e Sze Hpndred Fzfweri qv Nfl? SEATED Harold Bellrs Trea-lurer Robert Anderson Presxdent Mr Errckson Faculty Advr or Patrxck Kelleher Vxce Presr d nt Bonme Martlnson secretary STANDING Gary lanes Freshman Rlchard Krrk Semor Iames Powell Sophomore Ianet Hawncms Idmor Executwe Board School leaders composed of student body offrcers and a represenlatrve from each or the four classes make out the school calendar take charge of the sale of nems m the lost and found department qulded y Mr Enckson CL7'LllfO'fS Kept H H S splc and span a never erdmq Job managed to stay cheerful and were always glad to oblrqe everyone oms Bailey Ceorq l. Ream B l lem Chrs Robe :. Me .111 Sv.a1n XIOT PICTURED C, A Pe freol P e 'X s Hu ldrea Slx P L Q A f .. K, Q . K 'L , ky , . . Y W H . 7 ., ' 7 . , S 2 ' . ' '- S : - ' , -2 . Y , A 1 ' . . : , : . H . . . . . 'Q . . Q ,Y e a , 11, ','x. I , U: . f f-. . School Calendar 49 Vzgzlcmte Sepiember 7 Our faculty met 1n p1eparat1on for a roaring school year 8 The Frosh appeared ln the portals find mg lndlgnant sophomores and a dlfferent philoso phx of t1eatment 10-School off1c1allv opened nine months of study and fun M1 Claik lssued a call for second perlod beg1nne1 s band Square dancers resumed engagements for school act1v1t1es Flrst big student get together pep rally during the day and at night a blg snake dance through the downtown section and a bonfire at the school Dairyland donated one thou sand d1x1e cups for the klds after the snake dance Crimson Cats upset by the Maroons of Butte Cent1al 13 12 The first NUGGET for 48 49 rolled off the pleSS October l Sc1ent1f1c sophomores staged the f1rst b1g rally of the year as atom1c Bengals prepared for the Park Rangers Class off1cers were elected Faculty men really Roughed it 1n their stag party at Larsons cabin Welll' The Bengals stalked a dying B1son and really d1d the Job w1nn1ng 13 7 there Volga Troubadours appeared before the student body on the first Nat1onal Assembl1es pro gram The square dancers Band and a host of hopeful fans traveled to Missoula w1th v1s1ons of a Bengal vlctory The Band and square dancers performed at halft1me No luck Mis soula 14 Helena 0 20-G1rls H Club staged successful mock football rally the Helena gals defeated the B1l11ngs ladies 13 7 H1gh riding Broncs from Billings brought a rugged eleven and a fme band which enter tamed durlng the halftlme to our fa1r C1tV and won 10 1 Ind1v1dual pictures of the underclassmcn for the VIGILANTE were taken today 27 28 29 Music Educators convention was held 1n the Placer hotel wlth the Band and Philhar momc part1c1pat1ng in the program November 2 3-First snow of the year 5-General Motors presented Things to Come assembly 5 12 National Honor Soclety sponsored a drive to collect mus1c for the Ray Hoffman Four who lost thelr lnstruments and mus1c 1n a f1re in Missoula Several old tunes were collected and sent to the four mus1c1ans who gratefully recelved them 12 VIGILANTE Queen and Prmcess Candidates 1ntroduced and praised by managers cam pa1gn1ng really begun 3 7 77s dance held 7 13 Amerlcan Educat1on Week Drama galore as Life Wlth Father presented bv the Drama class laughed its way into the hearts of the student body The skatlng r1nk behind the Hlgh School flooded 1n p1eparat1on for a full w1nter sports program F H A gxrls entertamed their mothers at a Mother Daughter banquet 19 Armd a bubbllng deep sea scene and an aud1tor1um fllled to capacity sm1l1ng and ador able Joyce MacHaff1e with Bud Bell1s as manager was crowned Queen VIGILANTE Pop ula1 Diane Th1baudeau afte1 a flrey campalgn by manager Chuck Temple was crowned Prmcess Page One Hurd ed Seventeen 1 . . ll 13- '. ' ' ' ' . 14- ' ' ' . 17- ' . , - , - . 29- ' ' -' - . 4- ' . Bi 41 ' !! ' ' 7 ' ' .- 9- ' ' , t ' ' , ' ' - . . . . 11- . . . - 15-v . l .I ' ' . . 16-Our fair lassies blushed to bright red, but finally asked their Man to the Rainbow Dance. 22- .D - . . I . . . . . . Y . - 26- ' ' ' A . si , as ' ' n t ' ' 18- . . I . w . I . Q . . l November 24 Nlneteen senlors were 1n1t1ated 1nto Honor Soclety at an 1mp1ess1ve candle llght ceremony and luncheon at the Montan Club 24 29 Home aga1n home aga1n' Thanksg1v1ng vacat1on 26 The Red and Green Lantern was of1c1ally organlzed Wlth Ed Beverldge as presldent December 2 3 Montana MUSIC Educators held the1r convent1on 1n the Capltol C1ty The Band and Ph1lharmon1c were d1rected by dlfferent 1nstructors from all over the state so that thelr techn1que could be stud1ed Y1ppee The roughest toughest dance of the year was held tonlght ID the old h1gh gym Thats rlght pardner It was the Senlor Barn Dance In the f1rst home basketball game of the season the Bengals romped over Anaconda Central 54 to 25 Bengals were defeated 42 39 IH a rough hoop game w1th North Central of Spokane Wash 1ngton The North Central team were state champlons of Washmgton 1n 1948 Ph1lharmon1c presented a f1ne Chr1stmas 1n the aud1tor1um before a capac1ty crowd After the program at the h1gh school the students journeyed to the Shodalr Hosp1tal to smg for the small chlldren Chr1stmas vacatlon began January 3 7 Club plctures for the VIGILANTE were taken th1s week 15 C11mson Bengals traveled to L1v1ngston and defeated the angers 57 36 17 Robert Edgar presented an 1nterest1ng assembly on the Mount Polomar telescope 27 28 Bra1ns were racked and others were stacked as these two days were semester exams days February 6 12 Second month of 49 started out w1th a bang as the Thesplans celebrated Nat1onal Drama Week 7 8 Speech Cl1n1c was held at the Shodalr Hospltal 10-Cl1Hl3Y1Hg Natxonal Drama Week the procluctlon Montana On Parade a full evenlng of dramatlcs and muslc was plesented at the CIVIC Center Wlth many notables attendlng the program Thesplans and members of Qulll and Scroll dlned at the Chuck Wagon 1n the Montana Club Bengals were beaten on the home court by Kalafat and Company of Anaconda Al1ce Bennett and Sue Helnecke placed thlrd and fourth respectlvely 1n the annual state hlgh school Skl meet at Bozeman Bengals lost 48 46 to a powerful Mlssoula team ln two overtlme per1ods March 2 M1ss Rosemary R1eke representat1ve of the nursmg professlon gave the JUHIOI and sen 1or g1rls a few po1nters 1D the f1eld of nurs1ng 4 5 We tr1ed but Just couldnt do 1t' Cr1mson Cats bowed out of the d1str1ct tournament 1n Great Falls as they lost 68 67 to the MISSOUIS Spartans Whewll The end of the fourth SIX weeks perlod Sprmg came to Helena Hlgh the ground was covered w1th 14 1nches of snow Ha' The Amerrcan Leg1on Oratorlcal contest was held th1s evenmg w1th Kathleen Booth takmff f1rst place and Grant Salzman plac1ng second 17 Sen1ors were measured for caps and gowns Qulll and Scroll chapter 1n1t1ated new members at a banquet 1n the Montana Club Every one went home w1th a candy k1SS 22 The c1nder stars started preparlng for track season Apr1l 1 Apr1l Fools Day Those mlghty athletes staged the annual H Club dance th1s evenmg Pcqe One l-ldndred Pqhte ll 4- l , , y . 11-. A ' D . . . . ' 217 . . . Q . . . . . . q . . - ' . 22- ' ' U . 111 . . . . H ,, . 12- p' ' Q ' ' ' ' ' 25- - E ' ' ' ' . 3- 1 1 . , , . , . ' l . . 11- .. ' ' . . 12- ' ' - ' ' . . 17- '... Q . , . . D 16- - ' I. 21- ' A ' ' ' . - cntci on April 9- XXVinderlandu was the theme of the Junior Proin which was held at the Civic C - -' this fine evening. 15 12 14 20 26 29 28 May 4 6 12 25 27 June 3 5 9 Us -Philharmonic and Orchestra put on their Annual Spring Concert. Big Success as usual -18-The halls oi' ll.ll.S. were empty these four days as 4-'.'e-iwwiie went home for the Ras Vacatif in. -Nine Junior whizxes were initiated into the National Honor Society alone with two senioi -19-Spring vacation. -27-The Dramatics Department presented their spring production The Hasty Heart. -Traclisters make a fine showing in the JayCee Relays. -30-Twenty top seniors travel to Bozeman for the High School XVeek. -Mr. Clarks Band presented its annual Tag Day and Spring Concert. -District Music Fest in Great Falls. A good time--huh! -14-Interscholastic week in Missoula, H.H.S. almost evacuated. -Seniors have big feast in the Senior Banquet. -lnjuns. cowboys. and miners swarm over Helena in the Vigilante Parade. -A good time today . . . the H gets its new paint job along with several seniors. -Forty Niners' Baccalaureate. -Cum mencement--Farewell. e :ne Hurpdreel fixzeven cadet teachers' Un the a1r' Ftrecracker 'I om? Cotton eyed Ioe' HI-S under con structton' Three on one Is every 'HGDDY Ooh tascl natron' Gals galore Hubba Hubba' Rarnbow Dance' Mentor s den Faculty converges Grrrr' Why B111 Bradford' Gettlnq ready Whrch IS whose? f ' body ? ' Y Q, . , - Q21 AME MUSIC r ,vs Q PM if 6 ' Al I? NW C1 55 Q I iff N75 I I ff X11 I ,x1X,, fy Ll, Xlllfxx-xc XPQQLOX' 'N f N f M55 52 if i f 1 17 1 -Hussa- 1 Pff i- A , , , , l r 'FET . 'A .. ,, .L ' Harles All rmason V fl r1 a B11 PY Rae Bo l1 Sh le Beau l11111p Faber or l een Booth Doro 1 urrel Beryl Car son Do o w Lamson I hr Cavan ll H R l :rd ko o ' yr H Cox Dom d C 'nr O15 Da e Ge-ra han A Der! 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Billie ond lock Fotluer hos not been boohsedl Dorothy Ker Doug and B111 Everyone Ed B111 Ton Nornn olnn N le Ullj A, 1 , , Etnel, GTQ11 , I SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE Cleana Smrth and D1ck Porte Vrcior Sandru and lack Thomas Barbara Norrleet and Ioe Martello Dar' Berg oe Martello and Irm Lar rbert hm Lam be-r lack Ehzabeth Booth Iac Rrcker VICTOI Sandra and Tae Mar tello hm Lam bert and lack Hall lack Thorr as Dons Strachan ana Chntan Krelman C! 2. ' 3. 4. . . 5. I 6. E - Thomas, I ,wi 7. ' - 8. K NINE GIRLS loyce lnq- mon, Noncy Morbut. Slnifley Nelson ond Notolie lohnson. Noncy Mo but Sh rley Nelson ond Nololle lohnson loyce lnq morn Mor qorelte Nemecelc Rua hornlln Hui 1pl1ry ond Nota he lohnson Slnrley Nelson Coock qroundl Notolle low son 1 . a , . , Ethel 151 . Dmmattcs NINE GIRLS THE DESERT SHALL REIOICE February 4 1949 Jane Frreda Alrce Eve Sharon Rrta Hamlrn Margarette Nemecek Nat Johnson Buddy Jean Sherman Nancy Marbut Shrrley Ethel Humphrey Brlly Georgra Shorovt Shotput Joyce Ingman Mary Shrrley Nelson Phyllrs Donna Mrnugh SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE May 28 l948 Elrjah Qurmby caretaker Clrnt Krerman Mrs Qurmby Dorls Strachan Wrllram H McGee the novelrst Jack Thomas John Bland confrdence man D1ck Porte Nancy Norton reporter Cleona Smrth Mrs Rhodes wrdow Lrz Booth Peters hermrt Donald Berg Myra Thornhrll blackmarler Barbara Norfleet Lou Max Jack Hall Jrnr Cargan mayor Joe Martello Thomas Tayden James Lambert Jrggs Kennedy Vrctor Sandru Cop Brll Wrrrck Hal Bently owner of Baldpate Jack Rrcker LIFE WITH FATHER November 8 49 V1nn1e Day Clare Day Clarence Day Jr John Whrtney Harlan Cousm Cora Mary Skrnner Rev Dr Lloyd Dr Humphrey Dr Somers Dorothy Ross Ed Naughten Jack Harlen Tom Noel Douglas Bottomly Kenny Granby Lorrame Moe Brllre Jean Tyrrell Brll Harvey Martrn Houle John MacM1llan Mards Judy Best Brona Lee Crawford Joyce Ingman and Nat Johnson - ,, ,, rr fr , I , . , . rr rr rr fr 1 . , . , -,vVVViYw--- , .,,,,. . ,,,,,,,,,, . .,..... ,,,,, .. ..... v ' . , .... 1 , , .Y.YVfV w.-v... , ,,,-VVfV,V . , ..,,..,,,,,Y,,,.,.......,..,,,.. 1 ' A 11 rf , ,... , ,,.,,, .. .. .,,,,,.. . . 1 . , .....,.. f ff rr - - , l9 , rf rr , . ., ,,,,,....,,,,,,,......, , ,, - 1 - ---, v . v r r. February IO I949 Nrck Harold Lchfeldt Dusty Jack Harlen Rosa Lorrarne Moe Doctor Robert Anderson Jose Ed Naughten Marla Dorothy Ross Buck James Chrttrck Johnny Brll Harvey Curley Martrn Houle Cabln Slngers D1ck Devrvrer Gay Fredregrll Martha Jackson Sharon Johnson Vern Smrth GHOST TOWN Feb IO l949 Mont State Normal College Brll Nrcholl an old prospector Wrllram Spahr Dave Corbett hrs partner Alfred Fldler Lee Parker mrnrng engrneer Wrllram Jollv SUMMER COMES TO THE DIAMOND O February IO l949 Beaverheaa County Hrqh School Narrator Granny Curley Dan Scott Russell Peterson Ray Hrldreth Cooky John Hovern Wrndy Tex Charles Herndon Sherrff Lash Stub Robert Davrs Donald Jones Roscoe Prlon BREAD February l l 1949 Anaconda Hrqh School Jewel Anderson Mary Ann Dramond Sue Donoho Ronald Lathrope Beverly Prlon Ed Schwartz Page Ore Hrndred Thrfry ' ilitvr Q '-S 'l J' E ' ' 5 l na . Ag' 0 1- 1.-il 3 1-a.,.,...,,, A w ' 55 f .U Q . 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Main L. . orud, Proprietor Commercial o 0 raphy in Helena Since PLAGER HUTEL Cn Lust Chance Gulch Courteous Service 5 The B TTER BAKERS 5 5, M Jewelers Thlstlewalte Shoe C0 BOWLING Palmqulst Electric C0 I Central BOWIlIlg Alleys HELENA GREAT FALLS 7f U 7 0 o ' Diamonds - atches - Jewelry Smart Footwear 22 S. Main Helena. Mont. HANDBAGS HOSIERY .-.... ,,,L,+ Y,,, ,,, N - Y- l . . After School ' 0 I: An , Pen very .mmm Exclusive Elec ric Stores Klem 61 Cashmere STICKNEY S Cllnlc AUTO BODY SHOP Beatnce Food Co FRANK HRELI-A BEST WISI-IES TCD TI-IE CLASS A M Holter Hardware Company f 9 PARK CAFE Naegele Prlntmg C0 A American Shoe Sho D pawn Yawuead I I . . 633 Helena Ave. Phone 2744 ' r 0 f 1 East Helena Meadow Gold Dairy Products 3 X The SQUARE DEAL MERCHANT PHONE 2400 PHONE 0275-1 '4 9 I I . . . t0 the Class O '4 W FROM 1 ' ' rssre RAILROAD ' 1 7777 Y Y VYVV V Y V X O A , - NEXT TO PENNEY'S CUREY S UNION BANK 81 TRUST CO HELENA MONTANA Member F D I C Bulld your success on a foundat on of L fe Insurance the GaS19St and su est way of havmg money when needed Western Llfe Insurance Co A T SCHULTZ GENERAL AGENT R L GOODMAN Agent Helena Mont Phone 472 JOHN TOMLINSON Spec al Age I Town Talk Drive In FOOD FOUNTAIN CURB SERVICE 1003 11 h A 2363 Comphrnents of Carlson Applrance N52 Company Treasure State Realty PHONE 3471 THE ALL SEASON SPORTS STORE HELENA HARDWARE Rad o Ser lce 1003 ll h A Ph 2363 COMPANY I . . . . 1 i , ' r ' . 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Sixth Phone 174 n I Helena Style Center A 9 a Lander K md Lumber Co QUALITY MATERIALS FOR THE HOME BUILDER North Mcnn at 13th Avenue TIME FLIES 45'-'iff .mfs Why Dont You MORRISON FLYING SERVICE thy Swenson Iomes Td SW IS ihA MAIN NEWS AND CONFECTIONERY Tobacco Candy School Supplies Phone 518 Hennessys Groceries Your Complete Food Store Phone 540 Quality Fresh Fruits and UTTREY The Quality Store OGEIIG S RDBERTS GRUCERY Knox 8 gqlmmm sh fn. ll OP Y' Hlggms Cigar Slore THE NEWEST MENS AND BOYS WEAR FIRST IHI: .gee as f7r.9Z' O I I O , Q 4 fe -1 or f R Fresh Vegetables sa - as S A Porirai Your Mlrror o oy Q Your Memory Tomorrow I 3 es ix venue I - - A l 1 N I X . . QWN-fx . f v Flower , lr ' Y V 3 'V f , f ' 1 s ' -e V 5 . ' 4 r 4 1 4 ' , .M E2-.S . ' ... 1 ' mm-0 L' :Ai- Kf W -:- ot -3- I I I l - . Llsten to Its Tower Room Tlme Presented by Helena I-hgh KXL J BRINGS YOU 18 of the Nations 25 Most Popular Programs Good Luck to ihe Graduatmg Class of 49 Clover Leaf Dames Phone 857 GOLDBERG S READY TO WEAR cmd FINE PUBS HELENA BUTTLING C0 617 Phone Helena Ave 2 6 7 4 Helena Montana CAIRD ENGINEERING WORKS Phone 169 HELENA MONTANA EATON TURNER Iewelry Watches 56 N Mczm St Phone 2429 W Allen Eleclrlc Company For the Best 1n Mens Cloihmg msn 5 AND aov 5 Cl0Tl-IING 26 N Main Phone 934 True Value Shop COATS cl SUITS DRESSES SPOHTSWEAR LINGERIE 3599 119 N M Conqrczrtulcxhons Se-mors Blue Shleld Blue Cross ll I ' ll l - 1 i I V I F I I J I on E 1 1 f l 0 , I 1 ' y - 1 Value Plus Qucxhty cm -:- . Phone . ain St. 1 Prom I V l GRAND STREET FURNITURE 00 109139 GRAND STREET HELENA MONTANA Home Creamery Butter Ice Cream FOISY S 6 21 N Rod 'Y Cabrnet Works Economy Grocery me P e 700 llth AVE Bo ld 1' Ave 3144 QUALITY FOODS Norma Studros Coulter Transfer PERSONALIZED Pon'mA1'rs 29w5hA 1700 H1 aadMo !aaAves Crty Plumbmq The BARBERUE 6 Heatmq Co 413 N MAIN PHONE HELENA MONT 2 G 5 Montana State Pharmaceutical Assoclatlon I I l . n ' hon . U e Norma and John D. Lewis Co. . t vo. Phono 9 en n n n - o I I I A New Modern Food Store Brackmag and Complete Food Market ocers n Helena Snce 1910 1429 Hele a Avenue DENTAL ASSOCIATION FIIS1 Nahonal Bank 61 Trust Company A Complete Bank ng and Trust Service 423 8th A e Phone HELENA AU'l'0H I BILE DEALERS ASSUCIATIUII I I I OUTSELLS ALL OTHER LIGHT PLANES COMBINED . M IC pal A rpor! ,X 7 C 9 P70 Student Inst uctlon ,,,..- ff Cha ter Se v ce T 1 Phone 1026 Montana Skyways Inc AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE A Gr i i T T B . . N N i v . 307 L-rf: A, it C ee ff xQfeeS,.,, Li V -Y- I 'vxkf-1' -if ' NWS ff 4 1- 'f - un 1 1 IIB. 'A' ,'-f-V ' 'pa 135: , A ,' ' . 'T 1: 1' 1 T Z- f if ,, , . Our Best WISHSS are extended to the Class of 49 and to the edltonal staff as well as to MISS K1flCDCIlI1ClC th sponsor for the producuon of another hne year boolc We are proud to have been Chosen to do our part 1n tts o eparatlon We congratulate the faculty the student body and all others Wno had a part IH oresenttna thts annual pubhcatton to Helena Hugh School Ashton Engraving Co Butte Montana I X lj DEIQ f 277156 r CLEANERS w Coast to Coast Store State Nursery Sp . At S 61 Seed Co 133 N Mam Phone 1017 J Phone 2670 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 49 Monarch Lumber Co All fypes of Art Peterson bu1ld1ng materxals' Manager , , , I 9 . , A I , l L I I L l 1 . . , . , , I, xy-.An -' -' A ft fy, K xx X 4 f lf ', Q- I1 ff A - ' I . x ' ' ' I ' I . 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