Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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ACTIVITIES ........ ....... 5 5 ROYALTY ........................... ....... 7 7 MUSIC AND DRAMA ........ ....... 85 SPORTS .......................... ....... 99 I SCI-IOQL CALENDAR ....,.... ....... 1 25 ADVERTISING .... Q .......... I ..... L135 fs 1 , , l : , Ez , .L - - M, h , .M .. ' ..- I I .F -. '. . rm....1.-12 IL-, . .....E7'7b-.m...A..:., . .4-,.4'fZ.1.F1?E.uiQ J ' ' ' 7 '7 gg gf N X f ,g ,X cafe-WW 'xx...Q Y fi x Z QQXHQW 'JZ X MN! A I Nuff fa V... X O , Q2 E - W , - ,N MGX rj. 1. X ' x SY cl fl! . f Administration MR. OGREN A good friend to all students . . . ably guided the school through another year . , . constantly ready to solve all problems . . . possesses the respect of the students . . . seen in the halls making sure everything is functioning smoothly . . . does his joh well . . . ready to listen and to help when trouble arises . . . MR. RUSSELL Became principal of the airport school in 1946 . . . has made the school one ot the best ot its kind in the nation .. . teaches welding ...helps train boys for jobs in various fields . . . gives attention to students . . . due to his expert man- agement all boys taking the courses offered, pass them . . . MR. ERICKSON Handles various matters which come up around school . . . makes out absence slips . . . helps stu- dents plan courses and check on the necessary credits . . . willing to listen to problems . . . sees that the halls are quiet and students are on time to classes . . , sponsors student council and executiuo board. Administration MR. FELLBAUM Efficiently manages the school system . . . does his job well . . . students don't always notice his helpful guidance . . . has many triends and the respect of all , . . interested in various phases cf school life . . . keeps up with other schools , . . one of the best superinf tendents in the state . . . SCHOOL BOARD Decides length of vacations and which days shall lie holidays . . . employs teachers . . . work together in order to run the school well . . . interested in all phases of student activity . . . concerned with small details which make for a good school . . . keeps up on all phases of stu- dent activity . . . Mr, Knox, Mr. Smidt, Mr. Brown, Mr. lanes, Mr. Kind, Mr. Fellbaum, Mr. Draper, Mr. Betzner, Mr. Ftiegal . . . GB - X, ADMINISTRATION STAFF Performs important jobs essential to the smooth running of the school . . . little known by the students, but very necessary . . . functions well through expert co-operation . . . competent and helpful as it effi- ciently gets things done . . . an integral part of school planning . . . Mr. lanes, Miss Avis Carter, Mrs. Claudia Sieger, Mrs. Georgia Rav- nikar , . . ,.,, W 2 it 5 aff :gl .Kiln H 4 a Enr- I - vsq LM a IQ CLARENCE ANTHONY Aercncxuiics MARY F. BATTERSHELL Socicxl Studies SAM CAPPIOUS History ROBERT CLARK Band MARY M. CLUTE Commercial THOMAS A. EDWARDS Art HENRY FISKE SCl9NC9AMGlh9mGllCS DOROTHY GIESE History-Biology ROBERTA GOODHART Commercial AMSEI. GREENE Latin-Word Clues IMOGENE HANSEN Spanish-English EDITH HARTZOG English SONNA HOWE Library CHARLES IOHNSON' Science Chemistry Class GWEN KESTLE English FAY KIRKPATRICK English-Publications WILLIAM KORIZEK. IR Aircraft Enqines GEORGE H. LEGER Biology GEORGE LEWIS Vorcil Mu sift MARY MARIERRISON Emi ilisli-Speech E. GEORGE MARKIN llflclheincxlirs-Science DORIS MARSHALL Drmiicitic-sz CHARLES MATTILL Sur-iul Scimivf SERENA MCCARTHY Ermlisli BERNARD MCGINLEY Physical Education KATHRYN MEGARD Enqlish-Lcilin WILLAMETTE MORSE Commercial NINA H. MURFITT Physical Ediiccxtion Tiiriimx up UNO: DUANE PARKER Radio TATE W. PEEK Social Science ALMA PLANTING Secretary KATHLEEN RAMEY English FRED O. ROBINSON Vocational Education LLOYD SKOR Athletics FRANCIS SPRINKLE Industrial Arts ROLAND I. TROYER Orchestra IEAN VAN WINKLE I-Iomemakinq-Physical Education ANTHONY VIROSTKO Auto Mechanics W. W. WAHI. Mathematics ESTHER WIGER Mathemt ics FRANK R. WILLIAMS Mathematics-Athletics I OANE WOHLGENANT I-Iomemakinq Art SE 59512105125 7 N u I-1- l 1 1 1 X if X Senior Class Gfficers Lei! to right: Bill Thomas. President: Gary Hull, Vice President: Ike Lunninq, Secretary: Roberta Gilbert. Treasurer: Eugene Haeqele, Representative. Put on a Wonderful Barn Dance . . . were lost in the flurry of graduation . . hated to leave after four years of unforgettable experiences . . . banquet was their last affair . . . turned out to be a successful gathering of all the seniors who would soon part . . . sponsored by Miss G-iese, Miss Morse and Mr. Sprinkle . . . learned a lot in Helena High and made many friends . . . graduated with happy memories and fond hopes . . . ALEX, GEORGE ROBERT tBobl Broadwater County Hlqh School 1-Q, Vrai- lante Parade 3-4, Intramural Athletrcs 3-4. Whats next? VVarl:. ALLEN, ARDIS IEAN lSabul Class President l, Prrnress Vlqtlante Candl- date 1, Queen Vrqrlante 4, 'Thesprans 3-4, GAA 1-1-3, Honor SOCIPIY 4, Chorus 1-2, Square Danrrn-1 1-fl, lumor Prom 3, Vrqrlante Parade l-I-3-4. Whats next? MSU, TP-arhrna. ALLEN, IANET LEE Umyl Plays 3, Thesprans 3-4, Senror Barn Danre 4, luntor Prom 3, Vtqrlante Parade 1-2-3-4, Deva Club 4. VVhat's next? MSU, Nursrnq. ALLINSON, BURTON lBurtJ Aeronautrrs 4, Intramural Athletics 3-4, Seruor Barn Danre 4, Vlarlante Parade 1-2-3-4, Hon- or Sovtety 4,. What's next? Work. AXLINE. LUCILLE ANNE fLucyl Phrlharmonrc Il, Chorus 1, Vrqrlante Parade I-ll-3-4. Whats next? MSC, Teachlnq. BABCOCK, BARBARA IEAN lBarbieJ Grrls' H1-Y 1-11, Philharmomc Z-3, Chorus 1, Senror Barn Dance 4, Vrailante Parade 1-2-3-4. What next? Work, Seeretary. BANSCH, IOHN GILMORE Uawnj Football I-If-3-4, 'Travk I-2-3-4, Basketball I-fl, Boys' H-Club I-3-4, Amerivan I.eq1on Baseball I-.1-3-4, Vrqrlante Parade I-2-3-4, Boys' State 4, 'Vhesptans I'-3--1, Presrdent 4, Phtlharmonrt' -l, Senrar Barn Danve 4, Honor Sovtety 4. Whats next? MSU, l.aw. BAUSCH, VERLA JEAN lVerl Queen VILIIIKIIIIP Candldale 4, Student Coun- vll 3, V1a1lan'e Parade I-fl-3-4, Deva Club 4, Uooperanve Part 'Tune 4, Square Danvrnq 1-21, Chorus I, lunror Pram 3. What's next? Work, St-t'rotar'5', BEATTY, NORMA RAE tNox-ml VILIIIGIIIP' Statt 3-4, Fdltor 4, Assrstant Bust- ness Manaaer 3, Qutll and Scroll 3-4, Honor Soraety 3-4, Guls' H-Club 3-4, Nuqaet Stalt 3--1, UAA 1-23-4, Snmor Barn Dance 4, Viqr- ltnite Parade 1-L'-3-4. Whats next? MSU, lour- ntr tsxn. BENSON, ROLAND CARL tRonJ Intramural Athletlvs 4, Aeronautrrs 3-4, Auto Merhanrvs 3-4, Vxarlante Parade I-fl-3-4. Whats next? Construutron work. BERNHARDT, BONNIE LEE fBonniel IIYIIOSIDICIYIS 3-4, Staae Crew 4, Vrqrlante Pa- rade 1-fl-3-4, Plays 4, Chorus I, Lrbrary Stott l, What's next? Work. BONNER, PATRICIA ANN tPatl Student Councrl 3, Nuqqet Stall 4, Vrqrlante Staft 4, GAA 1-2 3-4, Grrls' I-I-Club 4, lumor Prom 3, Pan Arnerrran League fl-3, Girls' Hr-Y 2, Vrarlante Parade I-fl-3-4. What's next? Unrversrty ot Washinaton. BRYANT, CAPTAIN CHARLES lTubbyl Movre Operators Aeronautics 3-4, Football 1-1, Plays 4, Plulharmonrc 1-2-4, Intramural Athletrvs fl-3, Vtarlante Parade 1-2-3-4. What's next? U. S. Navy. BURGGRAFF, PETER ADOLF CPetel Trark 2-3-4, Football 4, Aeronautrvs 2-3-4 Band I-If, Vrarlante Parade I-2-3-4, Intramural Athlettvs I-1. What's next? MSC, Ranrhlnq. BURNER, MAX DONALD tMaxl Vrqrlante Stall 4, Nuqaet Staff 4, Sports Edttor -1, Outll and Scroll 4, Boys' H-Club 3-4 'Ihesprans 3-4, Plays 3-4, Stage Crew 3-4, Vzqr- lante Parade 1-2-3-4, Intramural Athletlcs 1-li-3--1, Mana-get 3-4. What's next? MSC, Puhhx Rc-lattons. BURNER, MORRIS RONALD tRedJ Thespians 4, Ski Club 2-3-4, lntramural Ath- letics 1-2-3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Aera- nautics 3-4. What's next? MSC, Physical Education. CARL, CAROL HEATH tCaroIl Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, luntor Plorn 3, Girls' Hi-Y 1-2, Latin Club 2-3-4, Nuqqet Staff 4, Senior Barn Dance 4. What's next? House- wile, Mrs. lohn Carl. CARPENTER. MARGARET NEOMIA tPeql Student Council 1-3, Girls' H-Club 3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Thespians 4, Plays 4, Girls' H1-Y l-2, Nuqaet Stall 4, Qditor 4, Flaa Twirlors 2-3-4, Head Plaq 4, GAA 1-fl-3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Iuntor Prom 3. What's next? MSF, Nurse. CARVER, BARBARA IOAN U01 Girls' Hr-Y 1-il, GAA l-fl, Band 1-ll 3, Vlqrlante Parade 1-Il-3-4. What's next? Vtlork, Stenof: rapher. CASEBOLT NONEZSA DURELLE tMythal Staae Crew 4, Vrqrlante Parade 1-2-3-4, luntf Prom 3, Girls' Hi-Y 2-3. Vtfhat's next? Tulsa Oklahoma, Dental Nurse. CHARLTON, VERNON BLAINE fVernJ Student Council 1, Boys' H-Club 4, Movie Operators l, Ntlfltret Staff 4, Vigilante Stait 4, Aeronautics 3, Basketball 1, Football 1-fl 3-4, intramural Athletics l-ff, Vigilante 1-'rrradw 1-2-3-4. 'Whats next? Carroll Collc-rm, Civil Enaineerrnq, CHASE, SUSAN EDDY tSueJ Girls' H-Club 3-4, Treasurer 4, 'l'lres:p1trn:s 3-fl, Plays 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, lnnior Prom 3, Ski Club 2-3-4, Viqilante Parade 1-Q7-3-4, GAA l-2-3-4, Girls' H1-Y 1-2, Treasurer Honor Society 4. What's next? Whitman Colleqe, Vtlalla Walla, Washrnaton. CHENEY, KARIN ROBERTA tKarinj Student Council 1-2, Pan American Thes- pians 3-4, Staqe Crew 4, Baton Twrrlers 4, Head Baton 4, Flaa Twirlers 2-3, Plays 2-3-4, Philharmonic 2-4, Honor Sotriety 4, Skt Club 3-4. What's next? University ot Utah, Dancrnq. CLAVER, LAURETTA IANE tRettal Class Officer 3, Color Guard 3-4, Viqrlante Parade l-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3, Student Council 1-2, Girls' Hi-Y 1-2-3, Girls' H-Club 4, lunror Prom 3, Chorus l, Philharmonic Q, Square Dancrnq 1. What's next? Matrimony. CLINTON, CARL EDWARD lC1intl Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Thespians 4, Aeronautics 4, Basketball 1-2-3, Football 1-I?-3-4, Track l-2-3-4, Plays 4, Philharmonic 1-2, Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, What's next? Carroll College, Enqineerinq. COLLINGS, SHIRLEY ANN tShirll Cheerleaders 4, Baton Twirlers l-2-3, Princess Vigilante Candidate 3, Student Council 1, GAA 2-3, Girls' Hi-Y 1, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, lunior Prom 3, Deco Club 4. What's next? MSC. COLVIN, EMMA MAE tPatJ Thespicms 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Plays 4, Stage Crew 4. What's next? Work. CONN, BENNETT H. tBenl Aeronautics 4, Basketball Manaaer 3, Powell County Hiqh School 1-2-3-4, P-Club 3-4, Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, Track l-Z-3. Wl'1at's next? Air Force. CONN, CHARLES IOHN tCharlie1 Powell Countv Hlah School 1-2-3-4, Intramural Athletics 4. What's next? Navy. COPENHAVER, LEROY lLeRoyl Aeronautics 3-4, Vtailante Parade l-2-3-4. Wl'xat's next? Work. O l O u 1 O 1 m CUMMINS, JACK flackl Am'onm1t1r's 3-4, Band 1-Q'-341, Vlqtlantw Pa- xadv 1-.'-341. VVll1i1llS next? Work. DALRYMPLE, DARLENE tDeeJ TIIPSPIIIIIS 34, Plays 3-4, Band I-Q-3-4, Pan Axnorttxxn l,mun1o Llf3'4, Vrre Prosrdont 3, Vlmlaxxtu Parrxdo lil-3-41, GAA 1-L7-3-4. What':: nvxt? Vvestwrn Montana Colloqe ot Eduratlon, D1llUII, Toarlnna. DARCY. MARGARET LOUISE KDcrrcy Loul l,R'IlIII Club 7-3-4, lunxor Prom 3, Vlatlante Pa' radv lfl-3'-1, tlnrlzz' Hx-Y l-4. What's next? MSC, 'l'oarlnna. DARFLEH. IOI-IN GILBERT Uackl Bzlskutball 1113, Footlmll I-Q-3, Trark Rand l-.T-3, Swnror Harn Itanve- 4, lnnzor Prom 3, Intramural Atl'lPt1r's 3-4, Vnnlanto paraded lQ'3-l. Vlllmffi noxt? Work. DAVIS. SHEILA PAY Ksheilj Gul: ll Vlult 34, 'llwfxptans 3f4, Nugget Staff -1, GAA 1-fd-'l, Sn-ntor Burn Danvv 4, lnnlor lltmn 3 V1t11l.1nt0 Ptxrwxrln li?-3-4, Plays 4, Pan Anwrtunl lnatiltw fl, Cnlfv' ll1Y Iff' Wlx.1t't:nt1x:? Vftulfz. DAY, LUVINA RAMONA lMonieJ Ilan-wr Sawtrtty 3--1, Sr-orott1r'yf'l'roast1rM' fl, Rlnls' lflflulw .I34, Vtwu Pwsrdottt 4, Gnls' Sttztt- Altvxnahw 14, Stndont Cfonnvrl 3, GAA l .lil-1, Vrallttnto l'ar'ad0 Ifflf3f4, Swntor Barn lhtnvn -1, lnnmx Prom 3, Sanarw Danvtna l. Vtflt rt'1: nwxt? Un1'1vrs1tV ot Uonvor, Mod?-l. DeBREE, DONNA DOLORES CDebbyl Tltvspnttrs 34, GAA If-3-4, Plavs 3, Innxoz Prom 3, Vzznlantw Parade 11143-4, Foronsrr- Loaano 3, YHA 1, Wl1at's next? latnostown, Art. DeSILVA, VENEITAI-I DARLEENE tVeeJ Band 1-lf-34, GAA 2-3-4, Square Danmna 2, Vlqxlante Parade I-Z-3-4. Whats next? Omaha, Nebraska, AIYIIIIQ Hostess. DICKMAN, IEANNE CAROL Uecmj Girls' H-Club 3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Nuqaet Stott 4, Vxqxlante Staff 4, GAA l-2-3-4, Sernor Barn Dance 4, Iunror Prom 3, Viqllante Parade 1-f'-3-4, CDIIIFP Statt IT-3. What's next? MSU. DIEHL, CURTIS CLIFFORD lCur0 Football 1-2-3-4, Aeronautxcs 2-3-4, Boys' H-Club 4, lumor Prom 3, Vxqllante Parade 1-ll-3-4. Whats next? Work, Ranchlnq. DONOVAN. MAHIOHIE ANNE 1Maril Tltesplans 4, Ltbrary Staff 1-3, FHA 1, GAA 1, Plays 4, Chorus 3, Band 1, Broadwater Countv Htqh School 1-2. What's next? Work, 'l'z-lcphone Operator. DUKE. IOHN P. Ucckl Studont COLIIICII 1, Pan Amerlcan League 1, Vxqllante Parade! 1-2-3f4, Prtze Charrmarx 173, Intramural Atlwlotlvs I-I2-34. What's ne-xt? U. S. Marmos. DUNCAN, RAYMOND tRayJ Aoronautrcs 4, Radto 3, Vrarlanto Paradw lf.lf3,-'l. Wl1at':4 naxt? Work. ENGLISH, SAMUEL ALBERT fSaml Boys' H-Club 1'-3--l, MOVIQ Operators 1, Aero- naut1.'s 4, Baskthtlnall l, Football Manaaor 3, 'l'm.'k Marm-mr 3, Intramural Athlohrs 1-Q13-4, Vnnlttntw Ptrrado 1-il-3-4. Wl1at's next? Navy. FELLOWS, DELORIS I. I-I. fDeeJ Pon Ann-r1v.nm lctmtm Ll, l.1lvrary Club 2, lg lvtnrgx Sutt 1, UAA ll, ltnnor From 3, V1x11l'n11 P-natlv lp'-lzdl. Vv'ttat':Q noxt? Vtlork, Sr'-'rott:1', St fr 'li FOSTER, IACK HOWARD Uackl Boys' H-Club l-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Intramural Athletics 3, Aeronautics 4, Student Council 4, Football, Basketball and Track Manager. What's next? MSC, Ranching. FRANK, PATRICIA MARIE tPatJ Girls' Hi-Y l, Library Staff 1, GAA Phil- harmonic l-2, Senior Barn Dance 4, Iunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Stage Crew 4. What's next? Work, Secretary. FULBRIGI-IT, IAMES LEWIS Uiml Honor Society 3-4, President 4, 3-7-77's 3-4, Rotary Representative 4, Band 1-2-3-4, lunior Prom 3, Student Council 2-3, Aeronautics 3-4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4, Latin Club l-fl-3-4, Wliat's next? MSC, Electronics. GELHAUSEN, WILLIAM DAVID tBillJ Aeronautics 3, Football 1, Track 3, Band l-2, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. What's next? Car- roll College, Business Administration, GILBERT, ROBERTA RAE tBobhie1 Class Secretary 1, Class Treasurer 4, I-Ionor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Nugget Staff 4, Color Guard 4, GAA 1-2-3, Philharmonic 2, Chorus l, Senior Barn Dance 4, lunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade I-2-3-4. What's next? House- wi e. GILLESPIE, LARRY ELMER tLcn-ry! Football I-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2, Basketball 1-2, Stage Crew 3-4, Thespians 3-4, Boys' H-Club 4, Auto Mech- anics 3, What's next? U. S. Navy. GRANDY. MARIBETH CMyrtQ Stage Crew 4, GAA 4, Office Staff 4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Thespians 4, Girls' I-I1-Y 2-3. What's next? MSU, Botanist. GRANTIER, CHARLES tGx'an0 Aeronautics 3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. What's next? Work. GREEN, SHIRLEY IUNE tshirll 3-7-77's 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Girls' H-Club 3-4, Scribe 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, President 4, Vigilante Staff 4, Nugget Staff 3-4, Editor 4, Ski Club 3-4, Latin Club 2-3, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Band l-2-3-4. What's next? MSC, GRIMES, CLINTON EUGENE tC1intj Student Council I, Class Treasurer 1, Thes- pians 3-4, Vigilante Staff 4, Basketball I, Plays 3-4, Philharmonic 2-3-4, Iunior Prom 3, Intra- mural Athletics l-2-3, Ski Club I-2-3-4, Presi- dent 4. What's next? MSC, Drama. GROSFIELD, ABRAHAM tAbel Aeronautics 3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. What's next? Work. GULLICKSON, TERRY DENESE tsuhul Cheerleaders 3-4, Queen 4, Iunior Prom 3, Thespians 3-4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Stage Crew 3-4, Plays 3-4, Student Council 1-2, GAA 1-2, Senior Barn Dance 4, Square Danc- ing I-2. What's next? San Francisco Institute of Art, Commercial Art. I-IAEGELE, EDWIN EUGENE tGene1 Honor Society 3-4, Class Officer 4, Executive Board 4, Student Council l-2-4, Boys' State 4, Ski Club 3-4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Intra- mural Athletics I-2, Forensic League 1-2, Thespians I-2, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, What's next? MSC, Engineering. I-IALL, HARRY DANIELS tl-Iarryl Student Council I-3, Aeronautics 3-4, Basket- ball l-2, Track l, Football and Track Manager, Intramural Athletics I-2, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. What's next? Navy. HALLAM, MARY ANN tBusl-iyi GAA 1-2-3-4, Thespians 3-4, Girls' Hi-Y l-2, Stage Crew 4, Office Staff 3, Plays 3-4, Vigi- lante Parade 1-2-3-4, What's next? House- wite, Dental Assistant. HAMER, RUSSELL BLAIR lB1airJ Student Counrtl 4, Aeronautics 4, lunxor Prom 3, Senior Barn llance 4, Intramural Athletxcs I-L15-1, Vtarlante Parade 1-2-3-4, Track 3-4, Basrketball 1. Wh.n's: next? Aeroniiutius School, Helena, Montana. HARTZOG, DONALD ERNEST tDonl Camera Club 1-if-3, Cooperative Part Tune 4, Aeronautics 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4. Wltcrt's next? Navy. HASLIP, WILLIAM ROBERT lBil1l Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Student Coun- cil 1-4, Viqrlante Parade 1-fl-3-4, IIITIIOI' Prom 3, What's next? MSU. HAY, MARGIE ANN lMargl Thespxans 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Glrls' H1-Y 1-fl, Viqllante Parade 1-3-3-4, Plays 3, Band 1. Whats next? Work. HELLAND, ROBERT BRUCE lBobl Student Council 4, Movle Operators 1-2, Intra- mural Athletics 1-Z1-3-4, Viarlante Parade l-2-3-4, Boys' State 4, Honor Society 4. What's next? MSC, Enqrneerinq. HESS, ALLEN LEE lScmoel Honor Society 4, Band 3-4, Vrailante Parade 1-ff-3-4, l.attn Club 3-4. What's next? Cali- tornra lnstrtute of Technoloqy, Enalneerlna, HESS. ARLENE IOAN tBubb1esl GAA 1, Chorus 1, Girls' H1-Y 3-4, Iunior Pro 3, Viqrlante Parade 1-fl-3-4. Whats next? Unr- versrty ot California. HICKEY, SARAH ANN fSarahj Vtqtlante Parade 1-2-3-4, Innior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, Square Dancing 1, GAA Girls' H1-Y 1-2. Wl1at's next? Virginia Mason Sshool ot Nursing, Seattle, Washrnqton. HOLT. RICHARD COOPER fRichj Basketball 1-2, Football 1, Band 1-2-3-4, Movxff Operators 3-4, Viqilante Parade 3-4, Auto Mechanics 4, Wilscrll High School 1-Z. What's next? Navy Arr Corps. HOWARD. IOAN IOY Uoanl Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Ski Club 3-4, GAA l-2-3, Philharmonic 1-2-3, Senior Barn Dance 4, Girls' H1-Y 1, lunior Prom 3, Staqe Crew 4, Square Dancing 1-2. VVhat's next? MSC, Sec- retary. HOWARD, RAYMOND CRUMP Qslatsj Basketball l-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Boys' H-Club Ll-3-4, Class Presrdent 3, Boys' State 4, Rotary Representative 4, Thespians 2-3-4, Student Council 3, Band 1-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. What's next? Colleqe, Civil Engineer. HULL, GARY ALLEN lCorkyl Vice President 4, Boys' I-I-Club 2-3-4, Thes- prans 3-4, Vice President 4, Football I-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Nuqqet Staff 3-4, Sports Editor 4, Vigilante Parade 1-3-3-4, Staae Crew 3-4. What's next? University of Washington, Dentlstry. IVERSON, PAYE JOANNE llrayleenl GAA 1-fl-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Vigilante Parade I-2-3-4, Photo Club 4, Office Staif 4. What's next? Pacific University, Seattle, Washington, Dental Asslstant. IVERSON. IRENE MAY flvyl Student Councrl 1, Clxrls' H-Club 4, GAA 1-Z-3-4, Viailante Parade 1-I?-3-4. What's next? House- wito. IASMIN, PAUL ARTHUR lPuull Cathedral Hxah 1-fl, The-splans 4, Cooperative Part Tune 3, Plays 4, Iunior Prom 3, Square Danrtna 4, Skt Club 3-4. What's next? San Francrsro lnstltute ot Art, Conunervial Adver- tistna. IEROME. GALE EVERETT tGa1el Aeronautics 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. What's next? Ptanching, IOHNSON, MARY BUNN lBunJ Miles City l-2, Honor Society 4, Forensic League 3, Thespians 3-4, GAA 3-4, Plays 3-4, Orchestra 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, lunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade 3-4. What's next? Mc- Callister College, Minnesota. JOHNSON, MARY LOU tLoul Henning High School, Henning, Minnesota l, Deca Club 4, Vigilante Parade 2-3-4, GAA l. What's next? Work, Clerking. IUDGE, THOMAS LEE lTommyJ Student Council l, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Foron- sic League 1-2, 'Thespians 3-4, Nugget Staff 3-4, Vigilante Staff 4, Basketball 1-2, Football 1-2, Ski Club l-2-3-4, President 4. What's next? MSU, Law. KAUL. MARIORIE LOU Uuniorl GAA 1, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. What's next? Work. KELLEHER, VINCENT FRANCIS tVinceJ Student Body President 4, Basketball l-Z-3-4, Class President 2, Rotary Representative 4, Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Boys' State 4, Football l-2-3-4, Track l-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade l-Z-3-4, Thespians 2-3-4. 'tNhat's next? College, Coach. KELLER, AUDREE LOUISE tKel1eyl Thespians 3-4, Nugget Staff 4, Plays 3, Deca Club 4, Senior Barn Dance 4. What's next? Housewife. KENNEDY, DONNA MARIE tRedl Chorus 1, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Radio 3-4. What's next? Work, Telephone Operator. KINDRICK, KATHLEEN tliuthyl Cheerleaders 4, Oueen Vigilante Candidate 4, Princess Vigilante Candidate Z, Girls' Hi-Y 1, Student Council 2, GAA l-2-3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, lunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Green and Red Lantern Board 1. What's next? MSC. KING, ANITA CLAIR t'I'ommyl Oregon City High School l-2, Thespians 3-4, Plays 3-4, Vigilante Parade 3-4, Chorus 1. What's next? Work, Clerk. WOLSTEIN, IANE KATHERINE Uaniel Girls' H-Club 4, Girls' Hi-Y l-2-3, GAA 1-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. What's next? Work Stenographer. KRUSE, CLIFFORD DUANE CCIUIJ Broadwater County High School l-2, Basket- ball l-2, Aeronautics 3-4, Vigilante Parade 3-4 Intramural Athletics 3-4. What's next? U. S. Air Force, Radio Operator. KUFELD. CONRAD STANLEY tDuqanj Aeronautics 4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Intra- mural Athletics l-4, Vigilante Parade l-Z-3-4, Basketball 3, Football 3, Track 2-3. What's next? Carroll College, Doctor. LA FROMBOISE. ARLENE C. lAr1enel Girls' State 4, Girls' H-Club 3-4, President 4, 3-7-77's 4, Color Guard 3-4, Ouill and Scroll 3-4, Camera Club Z-3-4, Nugget Stait 3-4, GAA l-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade l-Z-3-4, lunior Prom 3. What's next? College, Art and Physical Education. LAMB, DELMAR LEE fDell Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Stage Crew 1, Intra- mural Athletics l, Thespians 1. What's next? Work, Yard Clerk, Northern Pacific Railroad. LAMBERT, ROBERT LOUIS lBobl Boys' H-Club 3-4, Football l-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade l-LT-3-4, Intramural Athletics 3, Aero- nautics 4, Basketball l. What's next? Army. LANNING, CLAIRE ISAAC llkel Class Secretary 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-Ll-3, Track l-2-3-4, Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Prest- dent 4, Vigilante Parade 1-Z-3-4, lntramural Athletics Stage Crew 4, Thespians 4, Plays 4. What's next? MSC. LANSING, SARAH fSurie Loul Latin Club 2-3-4, GAA I-2-3, Chorus l, Senior Barn Dance 4, luntai Prom 3, Vigilante Parade l-IT-3-4. Wliat's next? MSU, Homemaking. LEWIS, IANE EDNA Um-nel Library Statt l-L?-3, Cooperative Part Time 4, Vigilante Parade l-fl-3-4, Deca Club 4. What's next? Vtfork, Clerk. LUNDGREN, DARYLL IOHN tChinkl Missoula County High School 1-2-3, Basketball Plays 2, Square Dancing 2-3, Boys' Ensemble 4, tllee Club l, Science Club l. What's next? Work, Baker. LUPIEN, VINCENT EDWARD tLupel Vice President 2, Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Basket- ball l-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Captain 4, Track l-Li-3-4, Legion Baseball l-2-3, 3-7-77's 3-4, Vice President 4, Rotary Representative 4, Vigilante Parade l-3-3-4, Student Council 2-3. Whats next? College, Coach. McxcDONALD, DONALD RICHARD tDonniel Aeronautitts 3-4, Intramural Athletics 2-4, Nugget Statt 4, Radio 3, What's next? MSC, MACK, EUGENE ARTHUR tMucl l.atin Club 2-3-4, Cooperative Part Time 4, ltecti Club 4, Basketball 3, Football 2-3, Senior Barn Dance 4, Intramural Athletics I-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade I-2-3-4. What's next? College, Minnesota, Distributive Edu- cation. MARKIN, SHIRLEY ANNE tShirll Girls' H-Club 3-4, Vigilante Staff 4, Business Manager 4, Nugget Staff 3-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Student Council 1-4, GAA l-2-3-4, Band l-2-3-4, Camera Club 1-2-3-4, Secretarv 3-4, Plays 4, Thespians 4, Honor Society 4. What's next? College, Berkeley, Calitornta, Business Administration. MARTIN, IAMES L. Uiml l.atin Club 3, Track 3-4, Auburn, Wisconsin 1-2. WhJt's next? Carroll College, Electrical Engi- noer. MARTIN, IANET IEAN Uunl Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Square Dancing l-2, GAA l-2-3, Senior Barn Dance 4, lunior Prom 3, Stage Crew 4. What's next? Work. MARTIN, NEIL SIDNEY tNei1l Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Stage Crew 4, Intra- mural Athletivs l-2-3-4, lunior Prom 3, Pan American League l, Thespians 4. What's nfzt? MSC, Veterinarian. MARTIN, NORMA IEAN CNC-:mal 3-7-77's 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Nugget Statt 3-4, GAA l-fl-3-4, lunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Wl'iat's next? Northern Montana State College, Medical Secretary. MARTIN, PAT MARLENE tPutJ Park County High l-2, Billings Senior High 3-4, Class Secretary 2, Student Council Kyote Statt 4, GAA l-2, Secretary 2, Pep Club 4, TNT 2. What's next? MSU. MATTHEWS. NANCY LAVERNE tNani1oul Girls' H-Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Nugget Statt 3-4, Vigilante Stait 4, Flag Twirlers 4, GAA l-2-3-4, Plays 4, Philharmonic 2, Senior Barn Dance 4, luntor Prom 3. What's next? Eastern Montana State College, Elementary Teaching. '1-4, , I, fir. 'M MAZURANICH, PI-IILLIP CHARLES tFlipl Band 1-7-3-4, Orchestra 4, Senior Barn Ihgiiiuz 4, Intrarrxiral Athletics 1-fl-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Whats next? MSC, Wildlife Manage-- nient. McBROOM, PATRICIA ANN tPatl Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 4, The-snians 3-4, Oltivn Staff l-2-3-4, Radio 3, Honor Society 4. Whal's next? Work. MCCLUSKEY, SUZANNE tSueJ Student Council 2, Thespians 3-4, FHA 3, Pan American League 2, Nugget Staff 4, GAA Plays 3-4, Band 1-2, Senior Barn Dance 4, Vigilante Parade l-fi-3-4, What's next? MSU. MCDUFFIE, WARRINE YAY lReniel GAA 1-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Phil- harmonic 2-3-4, Chorus 1, Acrobats 4, Co- operative Part Time 3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, lunior Prom 3, Square Dancing 1, Tumblers 4, What's next? Gregon State College, Medical Secretary. MCKNIGHT, GARY NORTH fMGC, Chorus l, Philharmonic 2-3, Football l-2-3, Basketball l-2-3, Track 1-2-3-4, Cooperative Part Time 2, Junior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. What's next? Work, Corn- niercial Art. MCNEIL, MARILYN GAIL tI.inniel Latin Club 3-4, Plays 4, lunior Prom 3, GAA 1-2-3, Chorus 1, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. What's next? St. Luke's School of Nursing, Spokane, Washington. MERGENTHALER. MARIORIE ETTA tMerkJ Girls' Hi-Y l-2, Philharmonic 2, Chorus 1, Band l-2-3-4, Iunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade l-Z1-3-4. Vilhat's next? MSU, Music Teacher, MIDDLEMAS, ALICE MARIE tAlliej Student Council 1-3, Girls' I-I1-Y 1-2, GAA 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Iunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, What's next? Social Work. MIDDLEMAS, FRANCES MAE ffrcrnniej Flag Twirlers 4, GAA 2-3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Iunior Prom 3, Band I-2-3, Square Dancing 2, Pan American League 2, Girls' Hi-Y 1, Vigi- lante Parade 1-2-3-4. What's next? Univer- sity of W a shin g to n, Physical Education Teacher, MILLS, EDWARD SALMON tFishJ Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Plays 4, Intramural Ath- letics 1-Z-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Junior Prom 3, Movie Opera- tors l-2, Nugget Staff 4, Thespians 4. What's next? MSU, Federal Bureau of Investigation. MILLS. SARAH MARGERY tsallyl Forensic League 4, Thespians 3-4, Girls' Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Plays 1-2-3-4, Philharmonic 1-2-3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, lunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, What's next? Cregon State College, County Extension Agent. MISKOVICH, IOANNE fBeckyl lunior Prom 3, GAA l-2, Vigilante Parade I-2-3-4, Chorus 1, Girls' Hi-Y l, Senior Barn Dance 4. What's next? Work, Stenographer. MONSON, IOHN CHARLES llohnnyt Carl Schurz High School, Chicago 1-2, Phil harmonic 4, Cooperative Part Time 4, Deca Club 4, Vigilante Parade 3-4. Whats wext? Work, MOONEY. LAWRENCE PETER tMoonJ Boys' H-Club 3-4, Basketball 1-2, Foo'aall 1-Z-3-4, Track fi-3-4, Thespians 3-4, Boys' Sfftte 4, Vigilante Parade 1-fl-3-4, Philharmonic 4, Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4, Stuclent Coun-'il 3, Whats next? University at Illinois, Cptoint-try, MORGAN. IOYCE MARGARET tSabul Princess Vigilante Candidate 3, Philharmonic 3, Secretary 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Iunioi Prom 3, Cooperative Part Time 4, GAA l-C1-3, Deca Club 4, Girls' Hi-Y 1, Chorus 1, Sauaif- Dancing l-2. What's next? St. Mmyks, Utah. MORRIS, RICHARD FRANKLYN tDickardJ I'ltesp1t1us 3 4, lfootbnll l-fl-3, Trask 1-.I-3, Plays 3--l, Hand l-.l-3-4, Intlrnuutal Atlrlettvs l-Ll-3-4, Vtqtlnnte Parade 1-Ll-3-4, Skt Club Wl1nt's ut-xt? MSU, Auurtvulturo. MORRISON, IEFFREY BURKE fleffj Stutlent Uouuvtl 4, l oronsn' l.:-tratte l, Nuqqet Sttrtt -t, Vtfultruiu Strrtt -1, Aorouauttvs 4, Chorus I, St-nz-ur Burn lF1:nt'u 4, Iunlor Prom 3, Intra- Illllftil Atltlett-'gs l-.13-4, Vunlante P n r P1 ol 0 ll' Wltztt: ue:-H? MSC, Flevtrtvtrl llnql- um-rnu-t. MORTON, MARY IO U01 Hula: State Alternate 4, 3-7-77's 4, Gxrls' H- kilub 3-4, Sevu-ttrxy 4, Tlaq 'l'wn'lors 4, Qlllll turd St'IOll 3-4, Nuofret Sttrtt 3-4, ASSlSlGIIf liustuess Mrrutrqer 4, GAA l-fl-3-4, Seruor Barn llttnuv -l, lunxor Prom 3, Honor Sortety 4, Vunltrut-1 Parade l-LT-34. Whats next? MSC. MUES, CAROLE IOY fRusliel Nuqtlet Stutt 4, Plays 4, GAA 1-ll-3-4, Catnern Club Gtrls' H1-Y l-Il, Vrqtlante Parade l .I-3-4. Vv'lmt's next? University ot Colorado, MURPHY. GARY EDWARD lMurphJ Student Counrrl LT-3, Nuqqet Staff 3, Coopera- ttve Part Tune 4, Aeronuutrus 3, Plays l, Iu- trtnuurcrl Atlmlettcs 1-fl-3-4, Vtqrlante Parade l-3-3-4, Square Danvmq 1-7-3, Deva Club 4. Wlmt's next? MSC, Ranvlunq. MYLES, DAISY BELLE fDcxisyl 3-7-77's 3-4, YHA I-2-3-4, Prestdent 3--1, GAA l-Ll-3-4, Girls' l-I-Club 3-4, VIl1llGI1lG Parade 1-Ll-3-4, lunxor Protn 3, Staqe Crew 4, Student Lfounctl l-ll. Wl1ot's next? Work. NEMECEK, FRANCES IOSEPHINE Frankie Iol Tlresplans 3-4, Library Club 1-2, Treasurer Library Stott 1-2, GAA 1-2, Plays 4, luuror Prom 3, Vrqtlante l7'm'arle 1-2?-3-4. Wl1at's next? Work, Clerkuxq. ORR, GEORGE LUNDAY lGeorgel Baud 1-LT-3-4, Nuqtget Stall 4, Vrqrlante Staff 4, Stuqe Crew 4, Intramural Athletrcs 1-2-3-4, Vtqtlnnte Parade 1-P-3-4. Wlmt'S next? U. S. Navv. OTTEN, DONNA GAIL fDonncxj Pan Amerxran league 3-4, Baton Twlrlers 4, Vtqtlaute Parade l-fl-3-4, GAA l, lunlor Prorn 3. Wl1at's next? MSC, Model. PAINTER, IEAN ELLEN Uecxnniel Vrqtlante Stott 4, Asststant Ed1lOI' 4, Nugget Stott 3-4, Edttor 4, Assrstaut Busxness Manager 4, Honor Soclety 3-4, Girls' H-Club 3-4, Qurll and Scroll 3-4, GAA l-2-3-4, Pre-srdent 4, Skt Club ll-3-4, Student Counctl 4, What's next? MSC, Sovral Worker. PAVLINICK. IOAN MARIE Uoaniel Honor S-OCIPIY 4, Girls' H1-Y l-2, Plulltnrmonrr' 3, Chorus I, Vtqilante Parade l-2-3-4. What's next? Work, Steuoqraphy. PETERSON. DONALD L. tPeIel Aeronautrrs Orchestra 2, Vlqllanto Parade l-3-3-4. What's next? V!orlc,RanCh1nq. PIERSKY, RICHARD ALLEN fDickJ Student Counml 1-2-3, 3-7-77's 3-4, Thesptans 3-4, Football 1-Z, Track 1-2-3, Plays 4, Band 1-1-3-4, Rotary Representatrve 4, Vlqtlante Pa- rade 1-ll-3-4, Boys' State 4. Wl1at's next? MSU, Wtldllte Management, POE, LEONA MAE tLeeJ Tltesprans 4, lunxor Prom 3, VlQIlQ1IIl9 Parade I-3-3-4, Hadxo BTOLICICIISIIIIQ 4. Wl1at's next? VVOIIIUILS Au' Forvo, POOR, MARGARET ELLEN CPeqsJ lnttu Club 2-3-4, GAA l-Ll-3-4, Pl1lllICIfIlIOI11L'3-4, Vtqilnnte Parade 1-fi-3-4, Iunior Prom 3, What's next? Lrntxeld College, Mt'M1nnv1lle, Oreqou, lntertoz' Derorntor. PORTER, EVA IEAN tEvcxl GAA 1-IZ-3-4, Girls' H-Club 4, Honor Society 4, Nuaaet Statl 4, lunior Prom 3, Viqtlantr- Pa- rade 1-2-3-4, Girls' l-li-Y 21, Whats next? Kin inan Business University, Spokane, Waslunfi- ton, Stenoqraplier. POTTERF, DONNA RAE fDonnal Vlatertown, South Dakota 1, tffirls' ll1Y ff-4, FHA Viqilante Parade Q-3-4, Deva Club 4, Wlit.rt's next? Kinnian Business University, Spokane, Waslunqton, Secretary. PREWETT, IOYCE TERRILL tBcxheJ Ferqus County Hiali School 1-2, Student C'oun r-il 4, Philharmonic -1, De-Ca Club 4, Vigilante Parade 4, Senior Barn Dance 4. What's nf-xt? Southwest Seminary, Phoenix, Arizona. RAMER, IOHN Uohnl Movie Operators 3-4, Honor Society -1. Wlitit':, next? Work, Ranflnna, REARDON, MARGARET CATHRINE tMickeyl Coorierative Part. Tune 4. Viailante Parade l-.l-3-4, Deco Club 4. Wliat's nrix?? l'lousf'- wife. REDHAIR. GEORGE ARTHUR tGeorqeJ Student Body Vitae President -1, Class Treas- urer IZ, Class Vive President 3, 3 7-77':: ft, Boys' I-I-Club 3-4, lNlt1-'tftet St-ill 3-4, Aissistarit Business Mctriaqc,-i 4, Vtfnlanto Stall 3-4, Boys' 'state 4, Rotary Flegiiesrfntative 4, Quill :intl Scroll 3-4, Baskrvtball 1-7-3-4. Wlititf-2 nm-it? University ot Wytf-min 1, RETZ, ALICE MARIE tMarieJ 3-7-77's 3-4, Sevretarv-Treasurrii 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Vice President 4, Nuafgot Statt 3-fl, Assistant Business Manager 4, Viqilantt- Stall 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, lunior Prom 3, Red and Green Lantern Board Q-3, Viatlanto Parade 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1, Honor Society 4. What's next? MSC, Elementary Teaching. RETZLAFE, HENRY ERNEST llicxnkl Vigilante Parade 1-Z-3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Square Dancing l-2, Plays 4, Aeronautics 4, Intra- mural Athletics 1-2. Vt'liat's next? U. S. Navy. RICE, RUBY ANGELINA lRubel GAA 1-2-3-4, Girls' I-I-Club 3-4, Plays 3-4, Thes- mans 3-4, Library Staff 1-Z, Library Club 2, Office Stall 3, Viqilante Parade 1-Z1-3-4, Turn- blers 4. What's next? Work, FBI Stenoarapher. ROBERTS, IOAN IDELLA Uol Baton Twirlers 1-2-3-4, Drum Majorette 4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Girls' H-Club 4, Viqilante Parade 1-2-3-4, luntor Prom 3, Girls' H1-Y l-2, Square Dancinq 1. Whats next? Wisconsin, l.ab Technician. ROY, ROBERT IOSEPH tBobl Camera Club 3-4, President 4, Forensic League 3-4, Movie Operators 1-2, Aeronautics 4, Track 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Intramural Athletics 3-4, Viailante Parade 1-2-3-4. Wliat's next? College, Engineering. RUDE, GERALDINE MAE Uerryj Princess Vigilante Z, Baton Twirlers fl-3, GAA 1-2-3-4, lunior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, Girls' Hi-Y 2, Viailante Parade 1-2-3-4. Whats next? University of Washington, Social Work. RUSCI-I, IAMES LAWRENCE tliml Thespians T1-3-4, Movie Operators 1-11-3-4, Aero- nautics 3, Chorus 1, Viailante Parade 1-2-3-4. Office Statl 2-3-4. 'Wliat's next? Work. SCHNEIDER, KENNETH LOUIS tBiq Kent Football 1-3-4, Rotary Representative 4, BOYS' State 4, Boys' I-1-Club 34, Viailante Parade 1-2-3-4, Track fi-3-4, l,atin Club Student Council 1-2-3-4, Philharmonic 4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Honor Society 4. What's next? Carroll Colleqe, Dentistry. SCHROEDER, ALICE LOUISE lAllyJ Nuqqot Stuff 3-4, Vigilante Staff -1, llanfu Society 4, Outll and Stiroll 3-4, 'l'liesx'1:ns 3-4, Viailante Parade I-f?-34, GAA l-fl-3, l,atin Club 1. Vrtlqtgtg nay? Pawific' University, Afl- Verustriq Copywriter. SELL. FREDERICK G. tfritzl Shatturk School, Fartbault, Mtnnesota I-fi, Phtlltartnontr 3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Vtqt- lante Parade 3-4. What's next? Carroll Colle-cwe. SHEPHERD. HAROLD LLOYD tShepj Class Ottrcer 2, Boys' H-Club l-fl-3-4, Trafk I-ff-3-4, Vtqtlante Parade I-2-3-4, Athlettfs 2-3. What's next? Work, Merhanic. SHOROW, IUANITA MAY tNeelsJ GAA 1-2-3, Acrobats 1-2-3, Viqtlante Parade I-Ll-3-4, Thespians 3-4, Staqe Crew 4, Radto 4. Vtlhat's next? Utah State College, Televtston 'l'ot'ltntt'tan. STEILING, WAYNE tClydeJ Canter-1 Club 4, Cathedral I-ltah Sultool Intramural Atltlett-is fl-3-4, Skt Club 4. What's next? Il, S. Atr Torre. SINCLAIR, RICHARD KOEWN lDickl Aeronauttus 3-4, Nuaaet Stott 4, Student Coun- rtl l, Iuntor Prom 3, Vtatlante Parade I-2-3-4. What's next? MS-C, Rattvluna. SMIGAI, THOMAS lSmiqj Aerattattttvs 3-4, Skt Club 2-3-4, Vtatlante Pa- raa-' l-ll-3--1. VVhat's next? Work. SMITH, MARYLINN lSmittyl Gtrls' H-Club 3-4, lwluaaet Staff 3-4, GAA I-2-3-4, Band I-11, Vtqtlanto Parade l-2-3-4, Junior Protn 3, Skt Cltth 3-4, Pan Antertvan l.eaque l-2, NVhat's next? MSC. SMITH, NORINE AGNES lNox-inel Gtrls' I-I-Club 3-4, GAA I-2-3-4, Honor Society 4, Thesptans 3-4, Student Counrtl l, Pan Arnert- t'an Leaqtte I-2, Viqtlante Parade I-2-3-4. Whats next? Eastern Montana State College, Buytna and Retatltnq. SIEWERT, DONALD HENRY lDonj Aeronautics 4, Intramural Athlettcs 2-3-4, Weldtnq 3-4, Shop Mevhanics 4, Vlqtlante Pa- rade l-2-3-4. What's next? Work. STERNBERG, LORNA MARLENE lsternyl Deca Club 4, Treasurer 4, Vtqtlante Parade 1-2-3-4, GAA l-fl-3-4, Cooperative Part Time 4, Gtrls' Ht-Y 4, Nuqaet Stall 4. Whats next? Work, IBM Operator. STRACHAN, IAMES WALLACE fWa11yJ Boys' I-I-Club I-2-3-4, Football I-2-3-4, Basket- ball l-Ll-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Viqtlante Parade li-3-4, Student Counctl 2-3. What's next? MSC, Tearhina, STURN. URBAN lUrhcml Aeronattttss 3-4, Vtatlante Parade 12-3-4. What's next? Work. SUTHEIMER, LAVERN ESTHER lVerniel Zap, North Dakota l, Viqtlante Parade fl-3-4. W'hat's next? Vtfork, Serra-tary, TAYLOR, ALMA MAE ffcxylorl Honor Sovtety 3-4, l.attn Clttln 1-T-3-4, Vtatlante llaratle l-Q13--l. VVlt'tt's next? Work, Stenoa- rat her. TEDDY, HELEN MARIE lHe1enl Vt-:tlanto Parade l-ll-3-4, Cooperattvo Part Tune 4, Deva Clttlfw 4. What's next? San Fran- vtsvn, Calttornta, Sttlvatton Army Otttver. -4 Q! l -pn THOMAS, MARY LOUISE fTurtleJ Honor Society 3-4, Vtce President 4, Forensic' Leaque l-2-3-4, Secretary 3, President 4, Quill and Svroll 3-4, Nuaqet Staff 3-4, Vigilante Statt 4, Assistant Editor 4, Color Guard 3-4, Viqilante Parade l-fl-3-4, lunxor Prom 3. Wltat's next? Stanford, Plrycholoqy, THOMAS, WILLIAM GEORGE tBi11t 3-7-77's 3-4, President 4, Rotary Representa- tive 4, Class President 4, Basketball l-2, 'l'rac'k 2-3-4, Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Boys' State 4, Student COl1HC'll 3, Plays 4. What's next? Carroll Colleae, Dentlstry. TOMPKINS, EDWOOD ALLEN IAIJ 3-7-77's 4, Aeronautics 3, Basketball 2, Foot- ball 2, Philharmonic 2-3-4, Chorus l, Senior Barn Dance 4, lntrarnural Athletius 3, Square Danvinq 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. Wltat's next? MSC, Aqrirultural IRIICJIIIOOYIIILI. TURNBULL, ROBERT STEWART lBobl Thespians 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Football l, Track 1-2-3-4, Viqilante Parade l-2-3-4, Staae Crew 3, Nuqqet Statl 4, What's next? Work, l-liqhway Department, UNDERSETI-I, MARY ANN fMcn'izeJ Library Club 2, Girls' H1-Y 1-3-4, GAA 1, Plays 4, Viqilante Parade 1-fi-3-4, What's next? MSC, Chemist, VERBANAC, IOHN IOSEPH lVerbI Aeronautics 3-4, Nuqqet Staff 4, Viqilanto Pa- rade 1-2-3-4. What's next? Work. VIKEN, MYRLE LEE tMyrlel Nuqqet Statt 3-4, Editor 4, Vigilante Statt 4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, lunior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, GAA l-2, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Sevretary 4, l,,at1n Club 3, Student Council 2-3. Chorus l, Wliat's next? MSC, Nursina. WELCH, IOANNE E. Hot Student Council 3-4, GAA l-Z-3-4, Girls' l-l-Club 4, Iunior Prorn 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Latin Club 4, Nuqqet Staff 4, Girls' H1-Y l-2. What's next? Work, IRM Operator. WERTZ, CAROLINE KELLEY llielleyj Executive Board 3-4, Student Body 'Treasurer 4, Student Council 1-2-3-4, Class Representative 3, 3-7-77's 4, Girls' l-l-Club 3-4, Lirls' State 4. Nuqqet Statt 3-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Viqilante Parade l-2-3-4, Deca Club 4, Wl1at's next? MSU, Destaner, WIDDISON, HAROLD H. ll-Iankj Student Counctl 1, Cooperative Part Time 3-4, Vigilante Parade l-7-3-4. Wliat's next? Blilij- ham Young University, Provo, Utah. WILLIAMS, CHARLOTTE ANN fCu1cxmity Ianet Thespians 3-4, Viqnlante Parade l-it-3-4. What's next? Work. WILLIAMS, DONALD BRUCE tBrewsterl 3-7-77's 4, Honor Sofiety 3-4, Boys' H-Club 4, Rotary Representative 4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Boys' State 4, Football 1-3-4, Nuqqet Statt 4, Movie Operator 3-4, Student Counml l-2-3. Wl1tit's next? MSC, Ranrlnna. WILLIAMS, MARIAN IEAN Uol Auburn, CCIl1IOI'X'lllI 1-Z, Clxoirinx, Calilormrx 2-3-4, Square Danrinq 3, Plays 4, Plnlliarnromr' 4, Literary Club 3, Music Club 3. Wlrat':s next? College, Musto, WILLIAMS, SHARON LEE fwilliej Student Body Sesretary 4, Hxerutive Board 4, Student Counril l-2-4, Class Serretary 3, Girls' l-I-Club 4, GAA I3-3-4, lL1I'llOI Prom 3, Senior Barn Danre 4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. Wl1at's next? Wlntrnan College, Vtlalla Walla, Wash- inqton. WOLFE, MARY EILEEN fwoliiej Demi Club 4, V1qllGI1l9 Parade 1-fl-3-4, luntor Prom 3, GAA 1-2, Cooperative Part Tune 4, Nuaqet Staft 4, Wltat's next? Work, Eighth Grade Pictures The graduating class of 1949 at Bryant. Central and Hawthorne schools . . . many changes have taken place during the last iour years . . . looks are different . . . personalities have broadened . . . knowledge has increased . . . character has been strengthened . . . the class of '53 is now ready to lace the world . . . HONOR ROLL - CLASS OF l953 crop TWENTY STUDENTSJ Allen, Ardis lean Williams, Donald Bruce Gilbert, Roberta R. Green, Shirley Iune Smith, Norine A. Iohnson, Mary Bunn Taylor, Alma Mae Thomas, Mary Louise Porter, Eva lean Schneider, Kenneth Louis Schroeder, Alice Louise Fulbright, Iames L. Beatty, Norma Rae Morton, Mary Io Painter, lean Ellen Hess, Allen L. Cheney, Karin Roberta Pavlinick, Ioan Marie Gullickson, Terry Denese Ramer, Iohn Ray SCHCLABSHIPS University of Montana . . . gives scholarships to the seven top seniors . . . good for any division of the Greater University of Montana . . . Elks scholarship . . . awarded by the local BPOE chapter of Helena . . . consisted of a fifty dollar first prize . . . twenty-five dollar second prize . . . fifteen dollars for the third prize . . . winners were picked from essays which contestants wrote . . . High School Week in Bozeman . . . sponsored by MSC . . . open to the twenty seniors with the best averages who are able to attend . . . achievement and aptitude tests are given . . . Bausch and Lomb science award . . . presented to the most outstanding science student throughout high school . . . Scholarship from Carroll College . . . awarded to the Catholic student with the highest average . . . Kenny Schneider received the scholarship this year... Delta Kappa Gamma scholarship . . . given to the girl who plans to be- come a teacher . . . awarded on the basis of scholarship, aptitude, and in- terest . . . lean Painter was the lucky winner . . . r, , iii:-'rests '- nu' i.du ' ' LEAN ALLEN SALUTATQWAN Efficient in many different Ways . . . pleasant to work with . . . played foot- ball for three years . . . was active in many organizations including 3-7s77's, Honor Society, Boys' H-Club . . . was a Rotary representative and a delegate to Boys' State . . .studied hard to maintain good grades . . . smiling and eager to assist in various jobs . . . co-operates with all . . . plans to attend MSC . . . take up ranching as vocation . . . VALEDICTORIAN Talented as well as intelligent . . . chosen as Queen Vigilante . . . active in Honor Society . . . Princess Vigilante Candidate and president of class when Freshman . . . highly skilled in art . . . maintained a high average all through high school . . . willing to help when- ever asked . . . a credit to the senior class . . . plans to attend Montana State University and study teaching . . . BRUCE WILLIAMS DAR GIRL CAROLINE WERTZ Chosen each year by the Daughters ot the American Revolution . . . a high honor . . . award is given in recognition of dependability, service, leader- ship, and patriotism . . . three candidates are picked by the senior girls . . . the faculty selects one to receive the honor . . . Caroline is eligible tor turther competition in the state contest . . . winner receives a SlUO scholarship . . , DAR GIRL RUNNERS-UP DAISY MYLES MARIE RETZ HCT!-RRY REPRESENTATIVES Nme boys ure Chosen tr: attend the monthly VVOClll0S4lL'1Y rum: meeimqs of Rotary ll'1l9II'lOllOl'lUl , . . chmsen in Septmnller liy the senior boys wlth the fc1c'ul1y's oppmvul . , . oavh lwwy xnfmflm-vs the next reprmwilimivw at ilu ond of Ihre mmnth . . . lmyn mf qmmd lecirlvrs, uvllvf' in fnrfhmll lim Fulbright Vince Lupien Kenny Schneider Ray Howard Dick Piersky Bill Thomas Vinnie Kelleher George Redhcxir Bruce Williams RQBERTS' CUP THE ROBERTS' CUP - . ass o '53 sei new record by winning cup ihree years in a row. Coveted award gained by larqes! class representation in the Vigilante Parade Cl I if CLASS HISTORY The Class of '53 has completed four years of fun, study and growing up ,. . . have all had wonderful experiences never to be forgotten . . . everyone will go his own way . . . some to college . . . some to work . . . each to begin the vocation he wishes to be his life's work . . . many seniors have won high honors both inside and outside of school activities . . . looking back, they were led for four years by Miss Giese, Miss Morse and Mr. Sprinkle as faculty sponsors . . . Ieannie Allen, Roberta Gilbert, Ray Beaver, Clint Grimes and Iarold Shepherd were class officers . . . became a vital part of Helena High . . . greatest accomplishment was in support of Vigilante Parade . . . put every possible person on a float to win the Roberts Cup . . . during their sophomore year they put on a wonderful dance to the theme of Winter Wonderland' '... Vince Kelleher, Vince Lupien, lack Redhair, George Red- hair and Harold Shepherd guided the crew through this rousing year of work and play . . . again captured Roberts Cup for best parade participation . . . put on best ever Iunior Prom as Deep Purple with purple balloons and grapes for effect . . . settled down to studying for a time to make sure they'd make the grade . . . Iunior officers were Ray Howard, George Redhair, Sharon Williams, Lauretta Claver and Caroline Wertz . . . had good representation at Career Night . . . assumed leadership in various fields . . . had large rep- resentation in school clubs . . . one-third of boys athletically inclined belong to H-Club . . . Roberts Cup again for third consecutive year . . . another successful and fun-filled year ended . . . Seniors at last . . . VIGILANTE PARADE A long procession of interesting tloats depicting the history and glory of Montana . . . participated in by students . . . the Roberts Cup is awarded to the class having the biggest percentage ot students working on the parade . . . the Class ot l953 has won the cup tor three consecutive years to rnake history . . . oncoming students will work as hard and enthusiastically to make the parade great. Q10 oiscovfm inmonmm xwl 'WMO A. inf' 'wr ii NSN . Af 1 0 ,vi S u 111141012 5 n Y 1 5 N xv 'V' f N lunior Class Officers Bottom up: Rand Sunqray, President: Chuck Beniz, Vice President: Ieannie Noel, Secretary: Eric Lindstrom, Treasurer: Dave Burgun. Representative. Started running school affairs . . . assumed leadership in many fields . . . sponsors are Mrs. Battershell, Mrs. Hartzog, Mr. Edwards . . . as fresh- men they chose Eric Lindstrom, Dan Hames, Sue Campbell, Phil Ricker and Bill Hiqqins to lead them . . . sophomore dance was artistically decorated with bells and tinsel . . . Dan Hames, Bill Gilbert, Gail Milch, Eric Lindstrom :ind Phil Ricker led them as sophomores . . . presented Showboat for their prom . . . started thinking more seriously about life . . . not quite as care- free as underclassmen . . . Ierald Akins Gerald Anders Elizabeth Anderson Sheila Andre Gary Andridge Clarence Applegate Harry Axline lames Barker Gerald Barker lo Ann Barnes Margaret Barnes Rita Beinhorn Richard Bennitt Charles Bentz Margaret Bevans Michael Billings Earlyn Biork Arlene Blixt Margaret Brake Howard Brandt Colleen Brewer Donald Brown Donna Brown David Burqan Pauline Bushnell Ian Buterbaugh Merlyn Butler Sue Campbell Constance Cannon Melvin Carroll Shirley Cartwright Andre Chovanak Verna Clark Ioy Clausen Nell Clausen Diann Cleveland Ronald Cloninger Thomas Conner Caron Connolly Billie Ann Cumm Charles Dalton Lou Dean Dana Anne Daniels Gwen De Bar Ioyce De Bree Anthoney De Couteau Lottie De Hart Thomas De Young Ianet Dobler Bob Downs ings Ieannie Duncan Donna Egqan Marie Elliot Barbara Everett Elizabeth Fahrner Mona Paul Bob Finley Gerald Foster Don Fournier Iuanita French Lola Frey Tom Freyler Ioan Fritz Wayne Gibson Bill Gilbert Dorothy Gillespie Iudith Gleason Hon Goldberg Gene Grundy Charlotte Gruel Dick Haines Iudy Halverson Virqinia Hambidqe Daniel Hames Claudia Hardy Ruth Harrer Beniamin Harris David Hartnett William Haselhorst Gerald Haslip Ruth Henry William Higgins Mary Lou Houberq Richard House lo Ann Howard Iohn Howard Kathleen Howell Gretchen Huber Iames Hunt Lois Iennings Bonnie Mae lohnson Colleen lohnson Constance Iones William Innes Terry Iudqe Robert Kauffman Lanis Kenney Carolyn Kinq Mary Lee Kinsey Elizabeth Kneedle 1' Gerald Kockler Patricia Kokoruda Pairicia Kraut Carl Krebs Sara Kretzer Myrna Kruse Ronald Kuckenhrod Benjamin Lamb Marion Lanninq Constance Lansing Ierry Lehieldi Nancy Lichtwardl Afton Liedle Eric Lindstrom Ianice Lipes Gary Lythqoe Carol MacDonald Alla Malone Marian Manly Georgia Maroney Mary Iean Martin Ieraldeen Mason Mary McCullough Tom McHugh Marcelle Meiia Marlene Mercer Mildred Merganlhaler Thomas Mills Beverly Mitchke Mary Lou Moore Matiie Mosbrucker George Nachlsheim Ieanne Noel Beverley Northam Frances Novak James O'Connor Lee O'Leary Elmer Osborne George Padbury Irmlraud Paubandt Bonnie Pederson Iuanita Peel Robert Pence Donald Peoples Donna Peura Charles Pewitt Iim Poore Frieda Popp Doris Poiteri Donald Prebil Dan Prentice Dan Raue Philip Ricker Keith Robinson Sally Rogers Mary Louise Roman Ann Saari Andrew Sanqray Dorothea Sass Barbara Saunders Ramona Seekins Nancy Shelton Russell Sheriff Joyce Shope Cincoona Siewert Donna Sinclair Myrna Slavens Don Smidt Conrad Smith Trecia Smith William Smith George Spangrude Roberta Spaulding Sandra Stadheim Caroly Stcmiger Nan Starz Betty Stickney Bruce Swanson Violet Teddy Lena Thayer Gordon Tichenor Robert Tichenor Thomas Tompkins Dorothy Truswell Stanley Van Diest Rose Marie Wallace Catherine Welch Arlene Wendel Laurin White Marilyn Wilson Ianet Woodcock Gordon Work Gwen Williams Iean Yaeger Earl Zuelke Dramatics Pep Assembly Bus Introduces Team i Xt , -,E-,,,-f di-,X SOQHQQQQQ ,X f f f v JK 'N ilA4V'Ur-41' fx M X f X Sophomore Class Officers Bottom up: Ie!! Condon, President: Helen Morrison, Vice President: Iosephine Watts, Secretary: Bonnie Norlinq. Treasurer: Norman Gray. Representative. Put on a cleverly decorated sophomore dance . . . treshrnan otticers were Ed Cameron, Gary Fellbaum, Bev Berg, Ieanette Wertz and Ginny Iohnson . . . fitted in even better to become a more permanent part of the school . . . asserted themselves as true citizens of Helena High . . . became more active in clubs and organizations . . . Miss Kestle, Miss Rarney and Mr. Fiske are their sponsors . . . continued to study earnestly . . . joined in the general enthusiasm of games and school activities . . . Sharon Amundson Donna Anderson Sharon Anderson Betty Lou Babcock Ioyce Babcock Virginia Bacon Ianet Bader Kenneth Bailey George Baldwin Ioan Barker Harry Barnett loyce Beaver Bev Berg Barbara Bielenber 9 Ann Bioin Larry Borsberry Darlene Brecken lames Breslin Kathleen Bronson William Brown Boyd Burner Betiy Ann Burrell Kenneih Bushnell Ardiss Butler Richard Byrd Edward Cameron Allan Carlson Iames Carpenter Sara Coshmore Alice Chaney Mary Lou Churchwell Donna Clark Robert Clark Donna Clausen Roberi Clausen Prudence Clemo Io Anne Cochran Jack Collings Marian Collishaw Ieffrey Condon Richard Conn Larry Copeland Lawrence Copenhave Sonia Cronin David Dale David Dandro Donna Dariler Shirlev Davis Fredella Day Carol De Bree 1' Yvonne De Rosier William Diehl Kuno Doerr Arthur Donovan Donna Downs Dacre Duke Howard Dunn Earl Duvall Iohn Dwyer Gerald Early Benda Evans Garv Fellbaum Iohn Finstad Connie Fisher Margery Fleisner Carole Flollin Kathryn Fox Lanny Fred Donna Fuller Iames Gibson Norma Goodwin Norma Grandy Allred Granl Norman Gray Donna Gregor Harold Grove Lorna Haley Ruth Hall Grace Hamlin Edward Hartman Connie Haynes Donald Hoffman Patricia Hopkins Donald Humphrey Mary Ellen Ivers Charles Iohnson Eleanor Iohnson La Vay Iohnson Virginia Iohnson Ianet Iones Marlene Iones Sarah Kain Dan Kasperick Mary Klein Thomas Kockler Ernest Kradolier Charlene Kruse Edwina Kunnary Darlene Laible Thomas Landry Oh Marlene Larock Dianne Liedle Chad Lutey Annetta Maddux Meredith Marshall Kaye Martin Eleanor Maruski Patricia Matthews William Mattice Marilyn McDermid Heather McLeod Ann McMenamin Roberta Mehelich Marguerite Miller Phillip Mills Clinton Moqa Philip Mooney Anne Morrison Helen Morrison Maureen Nash Arthur Neill Richard Nelson Bonnie Norlinq Michael O'Conne1l Laura Olson Sidney O'Ma1ley Franz Ortlott Margaret Osborne Enid Overturf Charles Padbury Iames Pare Sharon Penland Jessie Petek Michael Price Ianet Real Geraldine Reardon Gary Hekstad Lee Retz Marion Riegel Arlee Roberts Barbara Robinson Wayne Robinson Patricia Rogan Charles Rude Gary Schmidt Iames Schneider Leon Schneider Thomas Schneider Sandra Schofield Russell Scow Donna Severtson Billie lean Sloan Ierry Small Iames Smart Nola Smith Phyllis Smith Richard S011 Shirley Sparrow Carole Steck Alan Stewart Patricia Stewart Raedyn Stewart Frances Stockdale Sheldon Stoner Delores Sturn Irene Sturn Annette Taylor Peagy Io Toman Patricia Trainer Io Ann Turner Gregory Van Voast Iosephine Watts Patricia Weikel Iohn Weiser Carolyn Wells Ieanette Wertz Io Anne Westover Mary Whyte Myrna Winkler Lorna Wittmere Wanda Wokasch Diana Wooten Gerald Zachary Familiar Scene The Frosh with their hats on Hat Day The Chemistry students hard at work. Come on you. Brawny Bengals Iunior Philharmonic giving a performance. ffffffffil,ff',,f!f,l'fff,ff Q' .55 'A 1.1111-1 1 .111 1 '11 1 -'1 2!'1 1 A111 1 N . x Q 3 3 X , 5 O .XS - f ,Ax . , Awe ' wwmzaf Q ix -mga xx A Mfr 7X M, X11 LMT' k U Freshman Class Gfticers Bottom up: Gerry Day, President: Roberta MacLean. Vice President: Mimi Buter- baugh, Secretary: Marlene Sangrcxy. Treasurer: Connie Anderson. Representative Not as green as most newcomers . . . made a big adjustment in a short time . . . added a lot to the high school . . . discarded old habits and formed more adult ones . . . quickly fitted into classes . . . joined the clubs that offered the things in which they were interested . . guided by Miss Greene, Mrs. McCarthy, Mr. Cappious . . . became Well acquainted with new customs . . . radiated exuberance and eagerness of spirit . . . participated in school functions with enthusiasm . . . Margie Adams Alberta Albright Iudy Allen Constance Anderson Ethel Anderson Ianet Anderson Althea Armagost Darleen Armstrong Emily Bach Gary Bacon Forrest Baertsch Bonnie Lou Bailey Rose Marie Bailey Tony Barbour Sara Bassett William Bausch Robert Bayles De Ann Beauchamp Nancy Beaver Gale Beedle Iohn Bennitt Roberta Blakely Gary Blewett Io Anne Blixt Lyle Bompart Robert Bouley Ianice Bracken Robert Braun Mary Brilakis Harry Fuller Robert Brooks Edith Brown Gordon Brown Iames Brown Nona Brown Virginia Brown Iudith Browning Bruce Bryant Mimi Buterbaugh Mary Carbis Robert Carbis Iohn Carlson Linda Carlson Dale Carney Myron Carroll Maureen Cheney Harry Child Paul Collins Violet Colvin Norma Connor Helen Copenhaver Le Roy Corbin Carol Cowger Marian Cramer Marcia Crawiord Carol Cummings Neil Curtis Franklin Dalhausen Frances David Geraldine Day Wayne De Lude Lawrence Hillebrechl Barbara Dougherty Thomas Duiiy Agnes Duke Doroihy Duke Lyle Dunlop Frank Duthie Shirley Dwyer Katherine Erickson Carol Finley Rollins Fisher Phyllis Fiske Judith Forde Kenneth Freseman Marilyn Fuller Tonia Gelhausen Iane Glasby Blanche Grieve Michael Griffith Sabra Guthrie Donna Haier lean Hallberq Donna Halverson Edward Hamlin Rosalie Hamm Iulia Harris Alice Henry Donna Henry Penny Hibarger Iames Hill William Brinck Shirlie Hininger Donna Hollenback Iune Howard Iosephine Howell Louise Innocci Shirlee Isham Leslie Iackson Ronald Iacobsen Eli lohnson Larry Iohnson Donald Iones Richard Kauffman Ardeth Keller Gary Keller Harold Kelsh Lee Kenny Iames Kingston Otto Klein Gwen Klickman David Kneedler Edgar Knox Geraldine Kolcoruda Robert Korizek Margaret Kramer Iames Kraut William Kuehn Roger Leibrand Lorraine Lehteldt lason Lipes Iohn Lockey Robert Logan Gayll Lundgren Kenneth Luntstord Iean Manly Yvonne Martin lrene McCoy Ioan McGuin Roberta McLean Murray McNeil Richard Melton Aurora Mendez Ronald Miller Thomas Miskovich Roberta Moe Iuanita Moore William Morton Russel Munson Beatrice Myles Carol Nachtsheim Betty Nelson Ierry Nelson Virginia Nesmith Carol Norsath Robert Ogren Jean O'I.eary Gladys Olheiser David Patek Robert Peterson Carolyn Pierson Carl Pittinqer Glenn Porter Roger Porter Ioseph Rankin Clarice Raymond Beverlee Reardon Billy Roark Iames Roberts Patricia Roberts Robert Roberts Donna Robertson Iudith Robertson Gerry Robinson Lynn Rossiter Florence Roton Beverly Routzahn Robert Rudio Elizabeth Rushford Robert Russ lean Saari Adona Samuels Marlene Sangray Doris Schimpf Marabeth Schmitz Barbara Schopler Edwin Schroeder Ianet Seelrins Barbara Sherman lane Shops Carol Sinclair Sharon Skor Michael Small Violet Smart Frank Smigai Elvin Smith Iacquelyn Smith Lorna Smith Marilyn Smith Richard Smith Deanna Southwick Sheridan Sowles Mae Spurrier Shirley Spurzem Lloyd Stagg Florence Stansell Elizabeth Strainer William Summers Rosalie Swanson Ernest Swartz Gary Thronson Donna Tillman Iunie Tipton Dolly Tobol Robert Todd Iames Tomnkins Thomas Trainer Virqinia Van Drunen Florence Van Spyk Wayne Van Voast William Vollmer Frances Vonada Donald Walker Iohn Watson Ann Wells Granger Whitney Ioan Widdison Iames Williams Richard Williams Iames Wilson Karen Wilson Linda Wohl Shirley Wolfe Annette Zuelke 8th grade picture of some of our Seniors. Note Iim Strachan sec- ond from left in the first row. Bill Thomas. Rotary representative. Whose birthday girls? Class Officers. Did a bird take this picture? Boys or girls ? ? ? Snapshots How many ol these Sophomore girls can you 6 7 Don't drop your shoes. 8 recognize? Workin' hard. kids? 9 Baihing beauty. 10 Tired. girls? ll Mighty nice. gals. Your dog looks tired, Io. Who are you going to shooi, Monie? My, how you girls have changed. Real pretty, Bonnie. Singing at Shodair. , ,Y if JU! ,Q gl f ff?-if-f,4Sii5'J 'fe 4 pw TV M I 5 if U I' if W QQ QMEHHWHHMBES Z1 .4-T ff ff!!! W J' V f A L,,., , STUDENT BCDDY QFFICERS VINCE KELLEHER GEORGE REDHAIR President Vice President STUDENT CGUNCIL crinsr SEMESTERD Ptegulates student activities . . . tool ot student participation in government . . develops democratic responsibility . . . members elected by home rooms . . . sponsored by Mr. Erickson and assisted by Mr. Peek . . . clearing house ot group opinion . . . handles matters ot general interest . . . augments treas- ury by spud-nut sales . . . officers elected each spring . . . student body vice president presides . . . ,,,.., . , Z S First row, lett to right: Blair Hamer, Bob Helland, Gene Haegele, Bill Haslip, Caroline Wertz, Vince Kelleher, George Redhair, Sharon Williams, lean Painter, Shirley Markin, lack Foster, left Morrison. Second row, left to right: Ierry Nelson, IoAnn Hisan, Alice Henry, Tonia Gelhausen, Bobby Blakely, Connie Anderson, Bea Myles, Ianet Bader, Bonnie Iohnson, Marian Manly, Caroly Staniqer, Claudia Hardy, Charlene Kruse, Frances Stockdale, left Condon, Dick Bennitt. Third row, left to right: Dick Haines, Bill Bausch, Lee Kenny, Donald Holshue, Dave Burqan, Tom DeYoung, Norman Gray, Iim Baker, Don Peoples, Iim Poore, Mike O'Connell, Neil Curtis, Eddie Knox. STUDENT BGDY GFFICERS - K ' Kisses:-'w ffsiiiift Y ' ' fi . ,I , 4. 31,-effvz SHARON WILLIAMS CAROLINE WERTZ Secretary Treasurer STUDENT CQUNCIL tsEcoND SEMESTER? Promotes the qeneral qood oi the school . . . order is kept by the sergeant at arms . . . old representatives are re-elected and new ones chosen . . . dis- cussed the new school . . . thought about desirable courses and buildinq improvements . . , were represented at an adult discussion qroup on the new school by Caroline Wertz and Gene l-laeqele . . . made plans for the Vigilante Parade . . . backed Student Council elections in the sprinq . . . ee..,,-...-.Mn ., ..a ,V , First row. lelt to right: Caroline Wertz, Vince Kelleher, George Redhair, Sharon Williams. Second row, leit to right: Doris Schimpi, Dave Burqan, Norman Gray, Gene Haegele, Connie Anderson, Bob Alex, Ieannie Noel, Fredella Day, Ianet Anderson. Third row, left to right: Linda Carlson, Shirley Wolfe, Bill Haslip, Ed Cameron, Don Holshue, Terry Gullickson, Nancy Licht- wardt, Virginia Hamhidge, Pauline Bushnell. Roberta Mehel'ch, Mary Iean Martin. Fourth row, left to right: Iohn Bennitt, lim Peek. Chuck Iohnson, lack Dwyer, lim Schneider, Otto Klein, Iim Baker, Pete Burggralt, lack Foster. Hank Hetzlali, Faye Iverson. Iim Poore, Bruce Bryan, Bonnie lohnson. EXECUTIVE BCDAED Branch ot student council . . . works out problems of tour classes . . . arranges yearly calendar. . . regulates club meetings and school social events . . . consists ot one representative trom each class plus student body officers . . . meets twice a month alternating with student council . . . student body president presides . . . sponsored by Mr. Erickson . . . First row: Caroline Wertz, Vince Kelleher, George Redhair, Sharon Williams. Second row: Connie Anderson, Gene Haeqele. Norman Gray, Dave Burqan. INTEENATIGNAL QUILL AND SCROLL Honorary society for journalism students . . . fifty inchs of published material required tor membership . . . sells candy bars tor photo money . . . sponsored by Miss Kirkpatrick . . . holds two initiations a year . . . annual picnic in the spring . . . only international organization in the high school . . . gives silver key to outstanding journalism student . . . last year's key went to lim Norris . . . First row: George Orr, Myrle Viken, Secretary: Shirley Green, President: Marie Betz, Vice President: Clint Grimes. Second row: Norma Beatty, Nancy Matthews, lean Painter, Shirley Markin, Mary Io Morton, Pauline Bushnell. Third row: Caroline Wertz, Norma Martin. Alice Schroeder, Marylinn Smith. Nita Peel. I 3-7-77 s Service club . . . qoes hack to eorly history ol Lost Chcnice Cginlvn . . . special port of hiqh school tradition . . . standards for rneinhershiyt fire hugh . . . provides ushers tor school functions . . . sponsors snuck hor tit igcnnes . . . niernbers ore chosen by vote of tciciilty and club ineinhers . . . lofi hy Mr. Leger . . . crssistecl by Mr. Ccirniious . . . twenty one inenrlners nnist he rnointciined . . . First row: Marian Manly, Caroline Wertz, Shirley Green, Vince Lupien, Vice President: Marie Retz, Secretary-Treasurer: Bill Thomas. President: Arlene Lalfromboise, Pauline Bushnell, Norma Martin. Second row: lim Fulbright. Lanny Kenny, Gretchen Huber, George Redhair, Daisy Myles, Allen Tompkins. Mary lo Morton, Bruce Williams. Third row: Dick Piersky, Eric Lindstrom, Dick Bennitt. HQNOR SGCIETY Crecttes enthusicisin tor scholarship . . . stirnulcrtes cr desire to terrier service , , . vrornotes lecxclershi, . . . encoiirciqes chrrructer Clevelowznent l , . titteen percent ot eoch class chosen . , , C1 B overfrqe niust he rnfiin terinecl . . . ioculty selects best qncrlitieci :students . . . ficlvised hy Miss Kirkpatrick . . . crveruqes qrcides . . . cornrniles rind iuiihlishes Mlwtlltttlltlllfl . . . sponsors conipetitive tests in the spring . . . First row Norine Smith, Mary Bunn Iohnson, Shirley Green, Mary Lou Thomas, Vice President: Iim Fulbright. President: Ramona Day, SecretaryfTreasurer: Ioan Pavlinick, Roberta Gilbert, Iean Allen. Second row: Mary Io Morton, Karin Cheney, Norma Beatty, lean Painter, Alice Schroeder, Alma Taylor, Eva Jean Porter. Third row: Allen Hess, Iohn Romer, Bruce Williams, Gene Haeqele, Ken Schneider. BUYS' I-I-CLUB lllkttllftfi .rttvtvstsz m stunts . . . ttgstors Sportsmanship , . . develops desirable physical cmd mentvl tlatts . . ll-ciwtittl mum-d ln lcmtlwull, l'c1sl:Otl'all, track ot as CI mcmaqei constitutes membership . . , patrols the tltmt at again'-:Q , . , Elfillfi pttqlutxis Gt lnskotl all and looilvcrll games . , . works lm QCl tOlCll good Ol tho school , , , at'lv,s'id lwy MI. Skwt . . . :spori::tfr:: ci clmicv and lvanqltot with Girls' H'ClL1lv . . . First row Don Smidt, Iohn Bansch, Ray Howard. Vice President: Gary English, Ike Lanninq, President: Harry Hall, Dave Burgan, Gary Schmidt. Bob Lambert. Second row: Russ Sheriff, lack Foster, Larry Gillespie. Vince Lupien, Ierry Foster, Bill Thomas, Dan Hamas, Tom McHugh, Dan Prentice. Third row: Vince Kelleher, Bill Smith, Bob Downs, Bill I-laslip. Secretary-Treasurer: lack Howard. Bob Kauffman, Tim Connors, Al Stewart, Dan Raue. Fourth row: Pete Mooney, George Redhair, Carl Clinton. Chuck Bentz, Ed Cottrill, Vern Charlton, Max Burner, Harold Shepherd. Fifth row: Boyd Burner, Ed Mills, Bruce Williams. Paul Hodges, Art Donovan. Corky Hull, Eric Lindstrom. GlRLS' H CLUB P1-ttiititk-1: multi :vp-nvrtsruanshlp . . . sponsors GAA , . . ably quided by Miss Mutfitt . . . develops detsttalvle ltat..4 , . . ISU wmts ouiriod in athletics ie mired for membetslu i . . . SWOHSOIS alumni lion uet cmd dance wltli the Bc: za' l l l Cl ltC'lt1lw . . . wuts on ci new CISS9IIll1l , . . maintains U wvhcilesoine and divetsitiefi ,vmqrani of S vrwrts . . . makes: l l l Y , l 4 tinlnltm-mil civttvttios tw 'girls pfwssilulo . . . requires tho mamtctinonce ot excellent spwrtsmcinslitp . . . First row: Shirley Markin, lean Painter, Sue Chase, Treasurer: Mary Io Morton, Arlene LaFromhoise, President: Ramona Day, Vice President: Shirley Green, Scribe: Miss Murfitt. Second row: Lauretta Clctver, Daisy Myles, Iane Wolstein, Norma Beatty. Ieanne Dickman, Nancy Matthews, Pat Bonner. Ioan Roberts, Marylinn Smith. Third row: Sheila Davis, Eva Iean Porter, Ioanne Welch, Ruby Bice, Caroline Wertz, Sharon Williams. Peggy Carpenter, Norine Smith. GIRLS' STATE Delegates are elected by junior girls and the faculty . . . girls learn how the government is run . . . stresses the importance of women sharing experi- ence and knowledge of government . . . helps make girls more conscious of their responsibilities in life . . , runs a mock government for a few days . . . elects all the necessary officers . . . Ramona Day, Mary Io Morton, Arlene Lalfromboise. Caroline Wertz. BUYS' STATE Iunior boys are chosen by their classmates and the faculty to attend . . . offers knowledge and training in how the government is run . . . prepares future citizens for a more helpful and active part in life . . . held at Western Montana State College at Dillon in August . . . boys actually run a mock government . . . First row: Vince Kelleher, Pete Mooney, Ray Howard, Bruce Williams, George Redhair, Bill Thomas. Second row: Dick Piersky. Ken Schneider, Bob Helland, Gene Haeqele, Iohn Bansch. PRosHMo11tE GAA Gives girls a cliance for eligibility into H-Club . . . open to any high scliool girl interested in sports . . . covers most sports with special emphasis on volleyball, basketball and baseball . . . kept busy with many active participants . . . under the direction ot Miss Murtitt . . . points are received tor games and reiereeing . . . IUNIQR-SENIOR GAA First row: Miss Murlitt, Caroline Wertz, Norma Beatty. Peg Carpenter. Shirley Markin. Ramona Day. Ieanne Diclrman, Susan Chase, Marylinn Smith, lean Painter, President: loan Roberts, Sharon Williams, Marie Hetz, Pat Bonner, Alice Middlemas. Sheila Davis, Frances Middlemas, Kathleen Kindrick. Second row: Ianet Allen, Norine Smith, Bonnie Bernhardt, Ieannie Noel, Sandra Stadheim, Ioyce DeBree, Gwen Williams, Donna Sinclair. Myrna Kruse, Pauline Bushnell, Ioyce Shope, Nancy Shel- ton, Marian Manly, Carolyn King, Marlene Mercer, Gretchen Huber, Barb Saunders, Vice President. Third row: Sara Kretzer, Gail Milch, Pat Kraut, Donna Eggan, Mary Lou Houberq, Betty Stickney, Ioyce Iensen, Ieannie Yaeger, Veneitah DeSilva, Marion Lanning, Virginia Hambidge. Bette Kneedler, Secretary: Mickie Mergenthaler, Claudia Hardy. Georgia Maroney. Peggy Bevans, Connie Cannon, Alta Malone. Fourth row: Ianet Dobler, Jane Wolstein, Dot Truswell, Mona Paul, Nancy Lichtwardt, Cassie Welch, ludy Halverson, Sheila Andre, Lorna Sternberg, Peggy Poor, Ioanne Welch, Warrine McDulfie, Eva lean Porter, Ruby Ann Rice, JoAnn Barnes, Peggy Barnes. Filth row: Bev Mitchke, Iudy Gleason. Sally Rogers, lanice Lipes. Diann Cleve- land, Barbara Everett, loy Clausen, Ian Buterbaugh. Bonnie Johnson, Gwen DeBar. Sue Campbell, Caroly Staniger. Connie lones, Bonnie Pederson. LATlN CLUB Members are students who have maintained an A average the iirst year and a B the second year of Latin . . . meets once each month . . . directed by Miss Greene . . . initiates new members . . . holds a picnic each sprinq . . . fosters additional knowledqe ot Roman culture . . . stimulates an inter- est in Latin . . . First row: Margaret Darcy. Georgia Maroney. Prudy Clemo, Frances Stockdale, Mickey Merqenthaler. Bette Kneedler, Cassie Welch, Bev Mitchke, Ruth Henry. Second row: Yvonne Dehosier, Nancy Shelton. Peggy Poor, Virginia Hambidge, Barbara Everett, Caren Connolly, Margaret Brake, Nancy Lichtwardt, Gwen Williams. Kathleen Bronson. Donna Pottert, Mary lean Martin. Third row: Allen Hess, Dick Haines. Michael Price. Don Smidt, Eric Lindstrom. Tom DeYoung, Dick Bennitt. Dave Burgan, President. PAN AMEPJCAN LEAGUE Composed ot students who have or are talcinq Spanish . . . members discuss Latin American customs and folk Ways . . . puts Spanish into prac' tice . . . tries to promote better understanding of our neiqhbors . . . presented a novel pep rally . . . quided by Mrs. Hansen . . . builds a better relations ship between the Americas . . . First row: leannie Io Duncan. Catherine Edwards, Ioan Fritz, Heather McLeod, Ronnie Woods, Darlene Dalrymple, lean Yaeger. Peggy Bevans, Maurine Cheney. Second row: lulie Harris, Ianet Iones, Lenore Spurzem, Sheri Sowles, Connie Cannon, Mikel McCullough, Ioy Clausen, Sabra Guthrie, Mona Faul, Myrna Winkler. Third row: Bob Logan, George Baldwin, Tom Mills, Bill Morton, Iim Baker, Neil Curtis, Ed Knox, Merlyn Butler, Iim Wilson, Bob Roberts. GIRLS' I-ll-Y Open to all qirls . . . sponsored by Mrs. Goodhart . . . put on a get- acquainted mixer tor freshman qirls in the tall . . . participates in entertain- ment and parties at St, Ioseph's orphanage . . . promotes co-operation . . . works for an awareness of the needs of others . . . First row: Bev Berg, IoAnne Cochran, Regina Clark, Barb Saunders, Alta Malone, Vice President: Pat Stewart, President: Enid Overturf, Yvonne DeRosier, Martha Frank, Agnes Duke, Connie Haynes. Second: Virginia Bacon, loan Barker, Shari Anderson, Helen Morrison, Dorothy Duke. Ianet Bader, Mary Carbis, Marion Kramer, Sonia Cronin, Virginia Iohnson, leanette Wertz, Lorna Sternberg. IoAnn Carbis, lane Shope, Meredith Marshall, Sidney O'Ma11ey, Lee Retz. Third row: Rita Beinhorn, Beverly Black, Anne McMenamin, Darlene Breckon, Shirley Sherlock, Peggy Barnes, Connie Iones, Grace Hamlin, Ruth Hall, Mary Underseth, Ruth Harrer, Kitty Fox, Iulia Harris, Eleanor Spurzem, Donna Pottert, Doris Potterl, Marlene Sangray, Beverly Routzahn, Violet Colvin. loAnne Barnes. Not pictured: Marcello Meiia, Secretary. FUTURE l-IGMEMAKERS QF AMERICA Open to those who have taken Home Economics . . . prepares members for homemakinq . . . holds style show . . . sponsors father-mother-daughter banquet . . . puts useful things into practice . . . led by Miss Wohlqenant . . . sells hot doas and coffee at football qames . . . promotes better aims . . . creates an awareness ot style and color . . . First row: Gladys Olheiser, Nita Peel, Carol MacDonald, Bonnie Pederson, Treasurer: Donna Sinclair, Vice President: Beverly Northam, Iudy Forde. Second row: Marion Lanning, Secretary: Myrna Kruse, Blanche Grieve, Donna Clausen, Marion Kramer, Shirley Spurzem, Verna Clarke, Sonia Cronin, Eleanor Iohnson, Marilyn Fuller. Third row: Nan Lou Starz, Marilyn Smith, Iune Howard, Roberta Proul, Mary Lou Tillo, IoAnn Howard, Carol Finley, Sara Bassett, Ianet Real, Lorraine Smith, Donna Darller, lanet Iones. Fourth row: Lorna Smith, Donna Robertson, Rosalie Swanson, Shirley Dwyer, Carol Norseth, Clarice Raymond, Carol Sinclair. Irene Goetz, Nancy Redpath. Mary Lou Moore, Mary lean Martin, Edwina Kunnary. Not pictured: Daisy Myles, President. DECA Qrganized this year . . . develops leadership . . . promotes intelligent choice ot vocation in iields ot distribution . . . directed by Mr. Robinson . . . creates interest in one's chosen occupation . . . sent a delegate to the National Convention in Dayton . . . judged window displays . . . sent delegates to State Convention in Butte . . . presents panel discussions . . . means Distributive Education Clubs oi America . . . First row: Lorna Sternberq, Treasurer: Verla Bausch, Secretary: Gary Murphy, Vice President: Eileen Wolfe, lane Lewis, Eugene Mack, Margaret Reardon, George Padbury, Delores Woods. Second row: Gary Lythqoe, Susan Chase, Shirley Collings, Ioyce Morgan, Iohn Monson, Myrna Lang, Mary Lou Iohnson, Donna Potterl, Caroline Wertz, President: Helen Teddy. Third row: Ianet Allen, Audree Keller, Ramona Seekins, Sally Rodgers, Ioyce Prewett, Martha Frank. Not pictured: Arlene Rodocay. FCRENSIC LEAGUE Open to anyone interested in speech and debate . . . concentrated on perfecting debate techniques . . . conducts weekly meetings . . . debates with various schools around the state . . . goes to the district speech meet . . . attends the interscholastic meet in Missoula . . . sold book covers . . . put on a pep assembly . . . Miss Marjerrison is the sponsor . . . i First row: Gerry Day. Katie Erickson, Sara Kretzer, Vice President: Mary Louise Thomas, President: Linda Wohl, Ianet Wood- cock. Ruth Henry. Second row: Bob Roberts, Harry Barnett, Treasurer: Mike O'Connell, Secretary: Neil Curtis, Ed Knox, Bob Boy. Art Donovan. THESPIANS Made up ot students who have done sutticient work in dramotics , . . props and production are as important as actual acting . . . Mrs. Marshall is the sponsor. . .presented a saga ot Westward expansion in No More Frontier . . . produced Hliteinember' the Day' and Arsenic and Qld Lace Std ne., K, qv Q 1 6 First row: Ianet Allen, Pete Mooney. Tommy Iudqe, Max Burner, Gary Hull, Vice President: Sara Kretzer, Treasurer. Second row: Norine Smith, Dick Piersky, Iohn Bansch, President: Conrad Smith, Charlotte Williams. SKI CLUB Reorganized lost year . . . the number ot members has doubled since then . . . arouses enthusiasm tor skiing in students . . . sponsored by Mr. Willictiiis . . . the best skiers are picked to represent the high school at ski meets . . . puts on moonlight ski parties tor night skiing, dancing, and tun . . . helps procure second hand ski equipment and rides to Belmont . . . ,. Q1 First row: Nancy Lichtwardt, lean Painter, Sue Chase, Marylinn Smith, Nancy Matthews, Shirley Green, Karin Cheney. Second row: Kuno Doerr. Max Burner, Tommy Iudqe, Phil Ricker, Terry Iudge, Clinton Grimes, President. Third row: Ann Morrison, Bill Kuehn, Ioe Rankin, Harry Child, Paul Iasmin, Frank Smiqai, Barbara Saunders. GFFICE STAFF Ferforms a variety of important iobs . . . runs various errands . . . answers the phone . . . checks cards . . . efficient and helpful . . . becomes experienced at office procedure . . . seen frequently in the halls collecting absence slips . . . always on the job . . . indispensable to smooth office functionina . . . each airl receives five credits a year . , . 'l fhlhlbl Z 'RTX Norma Grandy. lessie Petek, Shirley Sherlock, LaVay Iohnson, Berneta Mason. Mary Lee Kinsey, Lucille Axline, Norma Goodwin CAFETERIA STAFF Keeps the cafeteria neat . . . serve the lunches . . . wash dishes . . . performs unnoticed, but rniqhty important tasks . . . under the direction of Miss Fisher . . . rush out of class ten minutes early each noon . . . keep salt and pepper shakers filled . . . work hard for their credits carry on above the racket of the cafeteria . . . :Y rss if get x . . . industriously , f '- . 1 a 11a5W1w.xsmwvfPq w,vwfsksrs-- .,Lf-wagi. -- Mfr: f -wt-Af First row: Iason Lipes. Donna Severtson, Carol MacDonald, Rosalie Swanson, Ethel Anderson, Lorna Smith, Mary Whyte Frances Novak, Lou Dean Dana. Second row: Shirley Williams, Ieannie Williams, Roberta Moe, Marilyn Fuller, Rosalie Hamm Donna Fuller. MQVU2 CDPERATORS Qperate movies . . . important as tactors in visual education . received a brand new machine . . . under the direction ot Mr. lohnson . receive credits for their skill . . . devote much time to running movies . . . indispensable because ot their aptitude . . . possess great technical knowledge . . . membership requirements consist ot interest, ability, time . . . First row: Clinton Moqa, Bob Logan. Second row: Charles Iohnson, Tom Mills, Eli Johnson, Bruce Williams, Dick Holt, Iohn Hamer. William Mattice, Ernest Kradolfer. Third row: Don Prebil, Stanley Van Diest, Bruce Swanson, Bill Brink, Edgar Knox, Bob Bowers, Bruce Bryant, George Spangrude, Elmer Osborne, Bob Bayless. Fourth row: Wayne DeLude, Iohn Bennitt, Richard Kaullman, Earl Duvall, Franz Ortloff, Don George, Iim Gibson, Tommy Ottinqer. CAMERA CLUB Sells Bengal buttons and rabbits feet to augment tunds . . . increases efficiency in picture taking . . . sponsored by Mr. Markin . . . improves photo developing . . . composed ot students interested in photography . . . shutter bugs ot the high school . . . sells pencils to procure enough money tor sup' plies . . . studies methods ot enlarging pictures . . . Seated: Brian McDu!tie, Vice President: Iuanita Peel, Rita Beinhorn, Faye Iverson, lim Hunt, President. Standing: Beverly Boutzahn, Neil Curtis, Charles Padbury, Ed Knox, Dick Bisson. Iudy Browning. Not pictured: Sara Kretzer. Secretary. LIBRARY STAFF Always willinq to help out wherever needed . . . prepares new books for the shelves . . . checks out books and current magazines . . . keeps the shelves neat and tree from dust . , . types pockets and new cards tor books . . . trained and quided by Mrs. Howe, librarian . . . spends time tilmq and cataloquinq . . . First row: Carol Finley, Shirley Spurzem, Nancy Redpath, Clarice Raymond, Pat Weikel, Ann Wells. Second row: Colleen Brewer, Ardiss Butler, Pat Rogan, Norma Goodwin. Carol Cowqer, Frances Novak, Sara Bassett. RADIO CLASS Write scripts for programs , . . presented a weekly program over the air . . . study methods of broadcasting . . . directed by Mrs. Marshall . . . kept radio listeners up to date on sports and school activities . . . wrote oriqinal commercials . . . interviewed contest winners on the air . . . present plays and stories . . . aain experience while havinq lun . . . Left to right: Mariorie Mergenthaler, Donna Otten, Donna Eggan, Leona Poe, Mary Lee Connors. Iohn Monson. Max Burner, Dick Holt, Dick Piersky, Gary Manson, Don Peterson, Morris Burner, Gary English, Suzanne McClusksy, Tom Iudqe, Iohn Bansch, Ianet Allen, Ike Lanning, Iohn Wright, Iolene Morley, Charlotte Williams, lim Rusch. Karin Cheney. Mary Lou Iohnson, lim Halpine, Bonnie Bernhardt, Norine Smith, Audree Keller, Gerry Barker, Urban Sturn. VIGILANTE EDITGRS E 1 5 v A t 9 2 , -an t l l NORMA BEATTY SHIRLEY MARKIN MARIE RETZ Editor Business Manager Senior Editor EditorAin4Chiet ,, , ,, . , ,, Norma Beatty Assistant Editors , t ,t ,, Mary Louise Thomas, lean Painter Business Manager , , , ., Y,,,,, ,,,,,, , H , ,, , Shirley Markii Advertising Staff-fleanne Dickrnan, Bill Gilbert, lack Duke, Sheila Davis, Ruth Henry, Clinton Grimes, George Nachtsheirn Artists , , , , , , , ., A Paul Iasmin, Gary McKnight Photographers ,, ,, Richard Bisson, Charles Bentz Senior Editor ,, ,,,, , . , ,, , , Marie Retz Class Editor H . , , ,, ,, ,, . Patricia Bonner Sports Editors N . , , ,.,, H .. .. ,,,, George Redhair, Tom Iudge Coronation , A Shirley Green Calendar , Nancy Lichtwardt Snapshots .. left Morrison Advisor , , , , Fay Kirkpatrick First row: Shirley Mcxrkin, Norma Beatty. Second row: Pat Bonner, Myrle Viken, Nancy Matthews, Gary Hull. Max Burner Tom Iudge, Ieif Morrison. George Redhair, lean Painter. Mary Lou Thomas, Nancy Lichtwardt, Marie Retz. VIGILANTE EDITORS IEAN PRINTER MARY LOUISE THOMAS PATRICIA BONNER Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Class Editor VIGILANTE STAFF Works hard to beat deadlines . . . plans layfouts . . . skillfully mounts pictures . . . completes write-ups . . . co-operates to produce a good annual . . . works their finqers to the bone . . . brinqs school activities to students . . . preserves the history of each class . . . under the direction of Miss Kirkpatrick . . . efficiently finished a touqh job, striving for All-State honors aqain this year . . . toqether with Ad Staff Cpictured below? worked hard to meet deadlines . . . staff assured financial success of l95f3 yearbook . . . ,A V NUGGET AD STAFF-Bill Gilbert. Shirley Mcxrkin, Ruth Henry, luck Duke. George Nachtsheim, Ieanne Dickmcxn NUGGET EDITQRS Cliirst Semesterl I l l MYRLE VIKEN ALICE SCHROEDER GEORGE REDHAIR Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager N UGGET STAFF Let the students know who was doing what . . . seen scribbling madly or pounding a typewriter . . . emerged with finished news articles . . . led and given assignments by the editor . . . wrote many tine editorials . . . insured feature appeal . . . worked hard to become eligible for Quill and Scroll . . . helped beginning journalists . . . guided by Miss Kirkpatrick . . . First row: Vince Kelleher, Gary Hull, Bill Gilbert. Second row: Mary Io Morton, George Redhair, Alice Schroeder. Myrle Viken, lean Painter, Marie Retz. Third row: Norma Beatty, Roberta Gilbert, Pat Bonner, Sheila Davis, Shirley Green, Ieanne Dickman, Pat Kraut. Carole Mues, Iean Yaeger, Nita Peel. Fourth row: Mary Lou Thomas, Nancy Matthews, Peg Carpenter. Tom Iudge, Bill Smith, Max Burner, Norma Martin. Shirley Marlcin. NUGGET EDITORS CSecond Semester? SHIRLEY GREEN IEAN PAINTER PEGGY CARPENTER Co-Editor Co-Editor Co-Editor NUGGET AD STAFF Eyes and ears ot the school . . . tried to express thoughts without getting tangled up . . . experienced the headaches and trials of assernbltnq news . . , under the direction of three co-editors . , . tried to produce a paper as qood as last year's All State winner . . . wrote stories which told all the news . . , kept students well informed . . Lei! to riqhl: Norma Beatty. leunne Dickman, Pauline Bushnell, Ruth Henry, Belle Kneedler, Max Burner, George Redhair AIRPORT CLASSES AUTO MECHANICS IS1andinql Don Brown, Dan Hames. Bill Warren, Ron Benson. Cliff Kruse, Tony Smole, Terry Iudge, Gary English, Pete Mooney. CSi!- tinql Carl Krebs, Charles Conn, Ierry Kockler, Duqun Kuieldl, Don MacDonald, Mr. Virosiko. AERONAUTICS 1Standinql Mr. Anthony, Bob Roy- ston. Hay Van De Beit, Irv Mahuqh, lack Cummins. George Hudherg, lflrhy -Erickson, Bob Gibson. fSil- tinql Ixm Ellioi, Bob Potterf. Ioe Du- vall, Tom Smiqai. Ierry Lehleldt. ,I RADIO lStandinql Tom O t t i n q e r, Tom Tompkins, Iohn Wriqhi, Bob Roy, Tom Mills. QSittingl Mr. Parker. u-N..,A,r, ,a,wwW,AM ff qw SHOP MECHANICS Pele Burggrufl, Iohn Ramer, Iim Sirachun, Bill Diehl, lack Foster, Dick Sinclair, Ron Angsiman. WELDING tStandingl Harold Shepherd, Curi Diehl. Dan Raue, Iim Pcore, Don Siewart, Clarence Applegate, Russ Sheriff, Ben Harris, lack Howard. lSittingl Ron Anqstmcm, LeRoy Co- penhaver, Ron Benson. RADIO lStandinql Nita Shorow. Mr. Parker. LeRoy Nelson, Don Peoples. An- thony DeCoutecu. Iim Fulbright Lanny Kenny, Burt Allinson. Dan Hartzog, Ray Arnundson. lsittinql Dan Hoffman. AIRPCDRT CLASSES AUTO MECHANICS lstandinqj Bob Tichenor, Lee O'I.earv, Bob Finley, Iack Ander- son, Bill Smiih. Tom Frevler. lohn Svness, Bob Downs. Bill Streets. Ken Williams. fSittinql Gordon Tichenor, Don Fournier, Charles Pewitt, Ierrv O'Connor, Conrad Smith, Emil Tenneson. Sonny Eas- bey. AIRCRAFT lStandingj Henry Retzlaff, Ray Dun- can, Blair Hamer. Howard Chris- tiunson, Arlin Wass, Nick Dietson. Mr. Anthony. lSitt'nqJ Bill Iones, Bennet Conn, Ieff Morrison, Henry Suta, Bobby Nelson, Phil Fauver. Snapshots X Hubba. hubba. Sunshine beauty. Whatcha doin'. tryin' a halt-nelson ? What's up. Verla lean? Who's your boy-iriend. Norma? Dear old Iunior Prom and Sue, the bubble dancer. innocent like. lean. Hummmmm! What's this? ff' ' 'H 'ww-Q.. 10 11 12 13 14 15 15 ' w Anybody believe in spirits? Ray. baby. how you've changed. That's what swimming does to you Sharon and her most stylish hairdo. That darling li'l Rand. Ierry Lehieldt in rare iorm. Whatcha thinkin' 'bout kids? The gang. -fl' 'f 'Q X 4, f QWK' tb 47 X 1- f ,nirhlfz e fr 0t7fL6 . QUEEN VIGILANTE radiant smile twinkling eyes . . . intelligence be- Priendliness in a . . . hind a pretty face . . . lovely as she is kind . . . truly One Alone in per- sonality, charm, and beauty . . . chosen to reign over Helena High for a year and a day . . . escorted to the throne by manager, George Redhair . . . ' ' ith students crowned on a shining black and silver stage arn1d the applause o e who selected her as Queen . . . a credit to the school with her willingness and ability . . . Iean Allen . . . f f X J rw iff ff fl ruff PRINCESS VIGILANTE lnvariably smilinq and happy . . . gay personality . . . pleasant to know . . . makes friends easily . . . popular and easy to talk to . . . chosen to reiqn with her sister, the Queen . . . possesses all the qualities of a real princess . . . second trosh to be picked for the honor . . . Heart of a Rose in loveliness and beauty . . . escorted by her manager, Eric Lindstrom . . . Iudy Allen RCDYALTY Queen lean . . . Princess ludy . . . the Royal sisters . . . reigning to- gether to create Helena High history . . . charming in appearance and per- sonality . . . The Royal Court The royal court ot Helena High . . . Queen lean and Princess Iudy with the candidates and managers . . . pages and callers provide all the splendor oi a real court . . . Front: Max Burner, Vince Lupien, Iol-in Bansch, Morris Burner. First row: Ken Schneider, Verla Bausch, Don Smidt, Gwen DeBar, Dan Prentice, Prudy Clemo, Eric Lindstrom, Iudy Allen. lean Allen, George Redhair, Vince Kelleher, Bobby Blakely, Helen Morrison, Iim Strachan, Ioyce Shope, Bill Diehl, Rand Sanqray, Kathy Kindrick, Gary Hull. Flaq Bearers: Iohn Carl- son, Tom Duffy, Rollie Fisher, Ken Freseman, Bob Peterson, Gary Bacon, Tom Kindrick, Iason Lipes, Bob Logan, Iim Roberts, Bobby Roberts, Bob Russ, Ed Schroeder, Frank Smigai, Bob Todd, Tom Trainer. RQYALTY The queen and princess candidates . . . attractive and vivocious . enthusiastically chosen by the students . . .ua-. zo ll --. First row: Gwen DeBar. loyce Shape, Helen Morrison. Second row: Prudy Clemo, Iudy Allen, Bobby Blakely. Third row: Verla Bausch, lean Allen, Kathy Kindrick. Coronotion Scene Princess candidates with their managers . . . srnilinq ond confident . First row: Ioyce Shape, Verla Bausch. Gwen DeBar, Iudy Allen, lean Allen, Bobby Blakely. Prudy Clemo, Kathy Kindrick, Helen Morrison. Second row: Rand Sangray, Ken Schneider, Don Smidt, Eric Lindstrom, George Redhair, Iirn Strachan, Dan Prentice. Gary Hull, Bill Diehl. VV QULY Girl PN IS, ike o7W9o di Coronation Snapshots Top: President Vince crowns Queen Iean. Tom McHugh Iug Dancer. The Royal Court. Second: Singing lor Helen. Helen and Bill. Queen Iean and Manager George. Iim tells why 'Bobby lor Princess'. Queen lean. Third: Iim and Bobby. Dan speaks lor Prudy. Kenny gives reasons lor Verla lor Queen. Hand and loyce. Pr'ncess Iudy and Manager Eric. Fourth: Seven Dwarfs for lean. Dan and Prudy. lug Dancers, again. An expedition looking for Iudy. Bob Kaul!- man-slinqshot artist. Hula dancers dance lor Iudy. Bottom: Kathy and Corky. Bill Higgins-lug Dancer. Grand Finale. Vote lor Verla. Snapshots Ierry's lirst love. Old threesome? Ioyce at eighth grade picnic. Nona and friend. New faculty member? Don't stick 'em. Bobbie. cr Corky and cops have Surrounded by hats. lot in common. Murf. Tired girls. Mighty cute. Audree. Couldn't you find a horse, Shirl? Why are you standing in the shadows. Sheila? Sunninq? Who are you mad at? Don't fall oft. Smitty. - if S- 4 ,ff 11,4-, 2 ,iff ff l -E 'EES' ., 3, kill A 2.2225 H-.5 ffl 1-H PZ, Q N ,f, - f W W 0 X - I gif q. J! 1 -1-' Left to right: Sharon Penland, Mary Io Morton, Ian Buterbaugh, Ioan Roberts. Bonnie Iohnson, Betty Anderson, Kay Martin. Seated: Peg Carpenter. Sandra Stadheim, Ioan Barker, Caroly Staniger, Donna Otten, Karin Cheney, Ioan Roberts, Bobby lean Spaulding, Bonnie Norling, Delores Sturn, Patty Hopkins. Front: Nancy Matthews. Back: Io Watts, Peggy Bevans, Ioan Roberts, Sara Kretzer, Sue Campbell. Flag Twirlers Diligently acquire the art of twir- ling . . . never get all wrapped up in their ilags . . . present snappy routines . . . work with the baton twirlers . . . directed by Mr. Clark . . . march in parades . . . aug- ment their group with new faces . . . follow the band on the football field . . . add color to basketball games . . . Peg Carpenter head flagtwirler . . . Baton Twirlers Perform at half-time . . . spqnsored by Mr. Clark . .. add color to sports affairs . . . peppy and at- tractive . . . presented an exciting and spectacular Indian routine . . . expertly twirl flashy batons . . . keep in step . . . march in various in- teresting formations . . . strut and twirl simultaneously . . . enthusias- tically received . . . Karin Cheney head baton . . . Ioan Roberts head maiorette . . Double Batons Require special skill in twirling two batons . . . add their talents to making the performance a success . . . execute difficult twirls with precision and grace . . . Mr. Clark sponsor . . . Cheerleaders Introduce new yells . . . provide pep at games . . . guide school spirit . . . put on a pep assembly . . . advised by Miss Megard . . . support the team by leading student cheering section . . . spur the team to victory . . . received with en- thusiasm . . . initiated new cheering outfits . . . keep the Bengal spirit high at out-of-town games . . . Color Guard Presents colors at games . . . proudly participate in parades . . . help with Tag Day . . . symbol of patriotism . . . part oi the Band . . . sponsored by Mr. Clarlc . . . Old Glory. State Flag. Helena High banner flanked by two rifles . . . marches with waving banners . . . adds color to games . . . marches to the cadence ol the lxiq drum . . . Acrebats Co-operate with ilag and baton twirlers . . . ioin in colorlul routines on the iootball lield . . . seen doing everything lrom the splits to back- bends . . . active at hall-time lor basketball games . . . directed by Mr. Clark . . . considered as a part of the Band . . . supple and grace- lul in their co-ordinated activity . . Kathleen Kindrick. Shirley Cartwright. Terry Gullickson. Cheer Queen: Gwen DeBar. Shirley Collings. gwgn Williams. Mary Lou Thomas. Lauretta Claver. Arlene Lalfromboise. Roberta i ert. Barbara Saunders, Marie Elliot. Ioan Roberts. Warrine McDu!ly, Pat Trainer. SENIOR BAND Made up of students who play various instruments . . . led by Mr. Clark . . . marches in parades . . . attends the annual Music Meet . . . collects money on tag day . . . increases school spirit at games by playing the school songs and other music . . . supplies the twirlers with music for half time entertainment , . . on hand for pep rallies . . . went to Spokane tor Lilac Festival May l4, l5, 16 . , . hiqh honor for band . . . appeared on television there , . . unforgettable experience for all who attended . . . DRUMS First row: Margie Mergenthaler, lean Yaeger. Donna Downs, Shirley Davis. Peqqy I0 Toman, Ioyce Iensen. Second row: Darlene Dalrymple, Linda Wohl, Mike Small, Ed Schroeder, Ed Knox. Bette Kneedler, Grace Hamlin, Alice Henry. THOMBONES Dan Kasperick, Gerald Early, Lee Kenny, Gerald Zachary, Veneitah De Silva, lim Kingston, Frances Stockdale, Ioy Howell. CLARINETS First row: Sheri Sowles. Shirley Green, DeAnn Beauchamp, Berneta Mason, Lorraine Martin, Gerry Day, Helen Copenhaver, lean Manly. Second row: Lois Ienninqs, Norman Gray, Bob Kauffman, Lanny Kenny, George Spanqrude, Charles Myrick, Chuck Iohnson, Katy Erickson. THUMPETS AND CORONETS Bobby Clark, Dick Piersky, Sylvia Williams, Tom Dellounq, Phil Mazuran- ich, George Orr, Bill Thomas. Dick Morris, Neil Curtis, lack Weiser, Mary Ellen Iverson, Chuck Rude, Dave Burgan. SAXOPHONES Norman Gray, George Spanqrude, Lanny Kenny, Ray Howard, Bob Kauff- man, Allen Hess, loe Blazina, Donna Fuller. FRENCH HORNS Peggy Frank. Edwina Kunnary, Mike O'Connell, Kathy Howell, Toy Howell. SENICR BAND SENIQR BAND FLUTES Franz Oriloli, Shirley Markin, Bob Roy. Donna Darfler, Ginger Bacon. TUBAS Billy Vollmer, Robert Braun, lim Hal- pine, Wayne Gibson, Harry Fuller. BARITONES AND TRUMPETS Dick Holi, Dave Burqan. Bob Carbis. lack Cummins, Eric Lindstrom, Don Hartzog. CDHCI-IESTRA Provided music for the Coronation ceremony . . . joined in the Christmas concert with hymns and carols . . . composed ot talented musicians . . . ably guided by Mr. Troyer . . . provided music tor graduation . . . spends long hours practicing to achieve better playing . . . members seen carryinq instruments to class each day . . . First row: Ruth Henry, Faye Iverson, Rita Beinhorn, Mary Beth Schmitz, Iim Smart, Rosalie Hamm, Heather McLeod. Second row: Ardith Keller, Billie Iean Sloan, Benda Evans, Alice Chaney. Third row: lstandingl Eddie Knox, Mr. Troyer, Mary Lee Kinsey, lim Wilson, Ben Lamb, David Dandro. lSittingl Pat McBroom, Mike O'Connell, Yvonne Martin, Bill Brinck, Bob Roy, Franz Ortlott, Phil Mazuranich. Dick Holt, lim Kingston. IUNICDH BAND t . 1 It First row: Edith Brown, Donna Halverson, Phyllis Fiske, Iohn Carlson. Second row: Paul Noncg, Iohn Van Lnqen, Bill Brinck. Shirlee Hininger, Gerry Robinson. Third row: Delores DeCouteau, Paul Collins, Bill Bausch. Bob Korizek. Fourth row: Betty Nelson, IoAnne Westover, Murray McNeil, Bob Oqren, Bob Roberts, Roberta McLean, Dick Smith. SENICDR Pl-HLHARMCDNIC fWlOl'Ill1LSi?Cl oi sludenls who enjoy singing . . . increases interest in music . . . loiris in various school aclivities such as musical programs and pep assemblies . , . under the direction of Mr, Lewis , . . helps students gain knowledge of vocal music . . . always ready to help by parlicipaliiicg in pravidinq sonrqs for plays . First row: Marcelle Meiia, Mary Lou Houberg, Carol Flotlin, Claudia Hardy, Ioyce Babcock. Second row: Carla Premo, Pat Crowley, Nettie Poe, Ioyce Pruett, Laura Olson. Third row: Ianice Lipes, Diann Cleveland, Mary McCullough, Ieannie Io Duncan, Ioy Clausen. Fourth row: Betty Burrell, Marian Collishaw, Margaret Brake, Warrine McDuttie, Ieanne Williams. First row: Georgia Maroney, Raedyn Stewart. Bonnie Pederson, Ruth De- Bree, Colleen Iohnson. Second row: Donna Sinclair, Peggy Poor. Annetta Maddux, Connie Cannon. Third row: IoAnne Barnes, Marlene Iones, Vera Mehus. Sidney O'Malley, Mary Ellen Iverson. Fourth row: Mary Lou Tillo, Ruth Hall, Betty Lou Babcock, Lorna Wittmere. First row: John Monson. Iim Peek. Bob Proul, Larry Borsberry, David Dale, Art Donovan. Second row: Dick Conn, Peter Mooney, Dan Prentice, Tom O'Connell, Bruce Casebolt, Iohn Bansch. Third row: Gregory Van Voast. How- ard Brandt, Charles Padbury, Dick House, Ierry Padbury, Martin Mertz. Fourth row: Gerald Barker, Allen Tompkins, Ken Bailey, Gary Fellbaum, Frank Montibeller, Fritz Sell. lUNlQR Pl-HLI-IARMONIC Added enjoyment to tlie Cliristmds program .... duqtnents tire senior Pliiliidrmonic on different occasions . . . under tlie direction of Mr, Lewis . . . inode up of freshmen who find pleasure in sinqinq . . . from year to yeftr supplies new members for senior Pliillftcrrmonic . . . builds C1 foundation for musicctl knowledge . . . Cr contributing factor in music appreciation . . . First row: Karen Willson. Barbara Bruce, Madeline Lea, Mary Carbis, Lorraine Lehfeldt, Mabel Keenan, Maureen Cheney, Frances David. Connie Kline, Iolinn Risan. Second row: Iane Glashy, Carolyn Pearson, Ioan McGuin, Ioan Widdison, Norma Cannon, Shirley Williams, Frances Vonada, lane Shope, Sabra Guthrie, Sharon Skor. Third row: Lorna Smith, Doris Schimpf, Virginia Van Drunen, Donna Robertson, Mae Spurrier, Barbara Dougherty, Iulie Harris, Charlotte Dishman, Florence Stansell, Lynn Rossiter, Virginia Nesmith, Florence Roton, Gwen Klickman. t First row: lim Williams. Ronald Miller, lim Brown, Dave Kneedler, LeRoy Corbin, Ron Weiss, Lyle Dunlop, Donald Walker, Glenn Porter. Second row: Bob Rudio, Bob Bouley. lim Tompkins, Bill Roark, Roger Porter, Larry Hildebrecht, lim Hill, gogierizcher. Third row: Gary Bacon, Tom Kindrick, Iason Lipes, Ken Freseman. Bobby Logan, Iunie Tipton, Robert Russ, o o . Pl-HLI-IARMCNIC ENSEMBLE Sixteen outstanding members of Senior Philharmonic chosen tor this group . . . participated in many outstanding musical programs . . . sponsored by Mr. Lewis . . . performed with great skill . . . added much to HHS musical programs with novel songs . . . beautiful harmony . . . Margaret Broke, accompanist. First row: Marcella Meiia, Georgia Maroney. Mary Lou Houberq, Bonnie Pederson. Second row: Colleen Iohnson, Claudia Hardy, Warrine McDuffie, Sidney O'Malley. Third row: lim Peek, Dan Prentice, Tom 0'Connell. David Dalo. Fourth row: Martin Murtz, Frank Montibeller, Allen Tompkins, Howard Brandt. CDRCHESTRA ENSEMBLE Chosen because ot superior skill in playing instruments . . . played at special programs . . . improve musical programs with their instrumentation . . . sponsored by Mr, Troyer . . . MERCHANT GE VENICE sn X The Merchant of Venice Ends Happily for All Bu! Shylock. Portia Consoles Basscmio on His Friend's Bud Luck. lI.eitJ The quality of mercy is not slrufnedf' Right! Iessicct escapes from her iulhs-r's house, dressed as cr boy. HARSENIC AND QLD LACE tUpperl The full cast. from minions ol the law, to the sweet old ladies, to the villains. tI.owerl Thirteen of the most wonderful corpses in the world. Teddy invites the villain to his private iuneral. E lLeltl Hurry, Doctor. we haven't much time. lfiiqhtl Where did that lovely corpse go? He was here a minute aqo. REMEMBER THE DAY Curtain cull for Remember the Day cast. A play in honor oi the teachers. The whole class comes to visit the sick bay. School Day Memories The senator finally remembers his old teacher NO MCDRE FRGNTIEHH w Full cast ol No More Frontier! Brilliant play about the lrontier, how it was settled. Presented for 33rd Legislature CLINT GRIMES, KARIN CHENEY - Flint tells Gail he can't make the trip east. Back home again in lndicma Lone Star Skeleton from early days does not daunt miner. 4 S. ,lm ' ' 1 f iff xv -X N W f M f ix F? V -X M' K fb x I J X x.....I ' rk lun-L..-g,.6,, 'x' Mcknix STATE TRACK CHAMPIONS Front: Art Donovan, Bobby Clark, Boyd Burner. Paul Hodges. First row: Alton, Kelleher, Smith, Munger, Redhair. Howard, Grimes, Shein. Lanning, H. Halverson, D. Halverson, Strachan, Haslip, Coach McGinley. Second row: Matthews, Raue. Sheriff, Lupien, Amundson, Shepherd, Totten, Rathman, Downs, Bansch, Lindstrom, Prentice, French, Coach Williams. Third row: Coach Skor, Sangray, lull, Lambert, Clinton, Haslip, Thomas, Nachtsheim, Luchsinqer. Smidt, DeYounq, Homes, Kautt- man, Burggratt, Coach Iohnson. Fourth row: Sathern, Hate. Smiqai, Zuelke, Burgan, Fournier, English, Finley, Lea, Nicho- vich, Turnbull, Hamer, Neill, Bramble. Filth row: Gray, Proul, Moga, Fellbaum, Allinson, Ricker, Iudqe, Neill, Mills, Fred, Schmidt, Green, Doerr, Scow, Andridge. Sixth row: Anderson. Condon, Dwyer, Casebolt, Lane, Cameron, Landry, Small. Koclcler, Bushnell, Montibeller, Baker, Bruce, Mooney, Smart. Csnn. Helena won their first state track crown by edging the Missoula Spartans 47 V2 to 46. The championship was decided when the Bengals won first place in the relay and Missoula took fourth. Missoula was leading 44 to 4lV2 going into the final event of the meet, Point winners were Don Halverson, first in 440, third in 220, and fourth in 880: Bon Hal- verson, second in 440, and first in 8805 Billy Haslip, third in 1005 Bay Alton, fourth in 100, and fourth in 2207 Mac Grimes, fourth in shot put and third in high jump, lke Lanning, fifth in high jump and tied for second and third in pole 'faulty George Bedhair, third in low hurdles, and lim Strachan, tied for fourth, fifth and sixth in the pole vault. Members of the winning relay team were Mac Grimes, lim Strachan, Don Halverson, and Ron Halverson. ln the first meet of the year the Bengals showed surprisingly good form for so early in the spring to defeat the Great Falls Bisons 83 213 to 38 lf3. Helena won ll of 14 first places and Mac Grimes tied his stadium high jump record of 6' lVz . Bengal thinclads cracked three records but lost 87 to 53 to the strong Butte Bulldogs in the second meet of the season. Mac Grimes broke the school record in the shot by tossing it 50' 3V2 and set a new stadium record for the high jump, 6' lVa . RonHalverson ran the 440 in 52.8 for a new sta- dium record. Missoula won 6 championships and broke 4 records and Helena won 5 firsts in the laycee relays. Great Falls and Butte won 4 each while Flathead and Park had l victory apiece to their credit. Intermittent rain fell during the day and this put a burden on the competing athletes. All of Helena's championships came in the running events. The l00-yard dash, won by Billy Haslipg 2-mile relay, tHarold Shepherd, Don and Ron Halverson, and Dick Tottenl: 440- relay, fBay Amundson Doug Rathman, Bay Alton and Bill Hasliplg Mile Relay, fAmundson, Iohn Bansch, Ron Munger and Don Halverson? and the Frosh Medley, fGary Schmidt, Bernie Rate, Kuno Doerr and Bill Brucel. The 2 mile team set a new Helena High mark of 8:33.8. The Bengals played host to Great Falls and Billings in the last meet of the year before the Interscholastic. Helena won with 60 points, followed by Great Falls with 47 and Billings 44. Don Halverson broke his brother's record in the 440 and set the new mark at 52.3. Ron Halver- son equaled the 880-mark at 2:04.8. STATE WINNERS CO-CAPTAINS Don and Ron Halverson were co- captains oi the 1952 state championship track team. Don Halverson at left, won the 440-yard run, was third in the 220- yard dash, fourth in the 880-yard dash and ran in the winning relay. Ron Hal- verson steamed home first in the 880- yard dash and followed Twin Don home in No. 2 spot in the 440-yard dash. Don Halverson. Ron Halverson 880 RELAY TEAM These boys were on the winning 880-yard relay team which Won the final event in the state track meet to cinch the title for Helena. The Ben- gal relay team b r e e z e d around in l:34.5 for six points to qive them the edqe with 47 V2 points against 46 for Missoula. l l t t Le!! to right: Mac Grimes. Ron Halverson. Don Halverson. lim Strachan. FROSI-l TRACKMEN The freshman track squad under the able tutelage at Chuck Iohnson, aained much experience by competing with the Butte Fresh in the Butte dual meet and entering special freshman events in the Iaycee Relays. Several boys went to Butte with the B squad for the Kitten-Bed meet. Much is ex- pected from these boys in years to come. First row: Proul, Landry, Conn, Neill, Lane, Baker, Bruce, Caseboll, Doerr, Smart. Mr. Johnson. Second row: Moqa, Anderson, Dwyer, Fred, Moniiheller, Fellbaum. Small, Mooney, Baie, Schmidt. Third row: Bushnell, Mill, Kopra, Cameron, Gray, Scow, Sathern, Condon, Burner lManaqerl. FROSH MEDLEY RELAY yyy y Gary Schmidt, Bernard Baie, Bill Bruce, Kuna Doerr. TWO MILE RELAY Lei! to right: Harold Shepherd. Don Halverson, Dick Totten. Ron Halver- son. MILE RELAY Lei! to right: Iohn Bcnsch, Ray Amundson. Ron Munger, Don Hal- verson. 440-YARD RELAY Left to righi: Ray Allon, Ray Amundson, Doug Rathmcm. Bill Hcxslip. IAYCEE RELAY WINNERS . Q 4- .Vg r i'- .. All TRACK LETTERMEN GEORGE DOWNS--Discus cmd Shot. I BILL HASLIP - 100-Yard Dash cmd Broad lump. HAY ALTON - Sprinter cmd Broad lump. BILL SMITH-H1qh Hurdles. MAC GRIMES-High Iu mp. IKE LANNING-Pole Vcrult and High lump. CORKY HULL-Hiqh Iump. DOUG RATHMAN-Sprmter. RONNIE MUNGER - 440-Yard Dash ROY SHIEN-Low Hurdles. VINCE LUPIEN-Low Hurdles. I I TRACK LETTERMEN GEORGE REDHAIR H1qh cmd Low Hurdles VINNIE KELLEHER H 1 q h lu mp RAY HOWARD Hiqh Hurdles IIM STRACHAN Pole Vault gr, am 0 High Hurdle Race ED COTTRILI. Pole Vault IOHN BANSCH 440-Yard Dash TERRY FOSTER Pole Vcull HAROLD SHEPHERD M ile VARSITY SQUAD . .............. ........,. ....,.... If .., 'Q i6'Wlv '91 'hai' vig, H-49 47 40 1-' 2 2 r if Managers Dave Burqan and Bob Clark. First row: Tom Mc!-lugh. Iohn Bansch, Bob Lambert, Ike Lanninq, Vince Lupien, Pete Mooney, Gary Hull, Dan Hames. Second row: Eric Lindstrom, Chuck Bentz, lack Howard, Iim Strachan, Larry Gillespie, Vinnie Kelleher, Curl Diehl, Bob Downs. Third row: Pete Burqgraff, Alan Stewart, Gary Schmidt, Don Smidt, Dan Prentice, Bruce Williams, Bob Kauffman. Coaches Bernard McGinley and Bus Williams. To many people, the Helena Crimson Bengal's record of two wins, tive losses and one tie seems very unimpressive. But upon closer examination and considering the lack of weight in the line and the returning ot only six lettermen, the SZ squad was potentially one of the best teams in the state. What the Bengals lacked in size, they made up for in spirit. This was proven by the fact that the Bengal squad was acclaimed by sports writers as the upset team of the state. They showed the home fans their spirit by beating the undefeated Butte Public Bulldogs l8 to l3 in the upset game of the year. In the last game of the season, an inspired Bengal team pulled another upset by tying Great Falls l3 to 13 and knocking the Bisons out of the state championship. The Bengals gained the name of the Giant Killers. There were tour Bengals who received All-State honors. They were Vince Lupien, Ike Lanning, Bob Lambert and Vince Kelleher. Honorable mention was given to Chuck Bentz and Ken Schneider. ,., ,... .., Elia 1 FOOTBALL COACHES-Charles Iohnson, Bernard McGinley, Frank Williams KITTENS Under Coach Bernard McGinley, the Benqal Kittens had a season record oi one win, one loss, and twt: tics. Coach McGinley stated that this year's team showed a fine competitive spirit and gained much valuable experience which will prove very helpful to Coach Bus Williams' varsity teams in the next couple of years. First row: Bernard McGinley, lim Poore. Lee O'I.eary. Gary Schmidt, Alan Stewart, Ierry Anders. Art Neill. Norman Gray. Bill Diehl, Earl Duvall, Dan Prentice, Bobby Clark, Manager. Second row: Art Donovan, Buzzy Brandt. Don Peoples, Iames Casebclt, Don Smidt, Butch Montibeller, George Nachtsheim, Bill Higgins, lim Rathman. FRESHMAN TEAM The Frosh squad received excellent training in football fundamentals as well as spoitmanship under their Coach, Chuck lohnson. Even though the team lost both of their qames, Coach lohnson says that this years squad showed exceptional speed in the backiield and has many hiq hoys in the line which make prospects lor lutiiie Bengal teams very good. First row: Bobby Brooks, Iim Kraut, Bob Bole, lim Wilson, Rollie Fisher, Bob Radio, Gary Thronson. Leroy Corbin, Eli Iohnson, Dave Kneedlor. Second row: Paul Collins, Iim Tompkins, Roger Porter, Iames Watson, Ioe Rankin, Bob Rushiord, Tcny Barber, Otto Klein. Mike Small, Ed Hamlin. Third row: Bobby Clark, Manager: Iohn Brown, Tom Kindrick, Bill Kuehn, Bob Cqren. Dick Williams, Ken Freseman. Lyle Bompart, Chuck johnson. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN VINCE KELLEHER. earned first varsity football award this year . . . outstanding pass catcher with glue fingers . . . senior. BOB LAMBERT. hard hitting two- at .N vb M if 1 sg, wi year letterman . . . voted on All- State squad . . . held down line . . . outstanding work in defense. VINCE LUPIEN, captain in third year of varsity play . . . work- horse of backfield . . . through outstanding performance named on several All-State squads. KIKE LANNING. two-year letter- man . . . also voted on All-State squad . . . terrific pass catcher . . . outstanding end on defense. IOHN BANSCH. earned varsity H junior year as halfback . . . did wonderful job of running team senior year from halfback spot. PETE MOONEY. senior tackle . . . two-year letterman . . . ability for opening holes, proved useful in yardage plays. 'Si LARRY GILLESPIE. played first year of varsity ball as wing- back . . . one of shiftiest backs in state . . . capable pass receiver. KEN SCHNEIDER. lettered in iun- ior year as lineman . . . block- ing back senior year .... led interference . . . picked up much needed yardage. l FOOTBALL LETTERMEN A GARY HULL. senior . . . played first year of varsity ball . . . hard ITIGD to IHOVG OU def9I1S9 . . . 'X opened holes in offensive play. IIM STRACHAN, earned first var- sity H in football senior year . . . started as offensive back . . . transferred to defensive unit . . . hard tackling back. CURT DIEHL. earned first varsity award as senior . . . noted for defensive work . . . could fill important job in line. BRUCE WILLIAMS, senior , . . earned first varsity football award this year . . . showed well on both offense and de- fense. CHUCK BENTZ. new this year . . . started at center . . . earned first letter with Bengals as jun- ior . . . All-State honorable men- tion. DAN HAMES. earned first letter this year . . . proved worthy asset in offense and defense . . . promising lineman for next year. 1 IOHN HOWARD. moved up from B squad . . . blocking ability and size earned starting birth at tackle . . . first year of varsity play. TOM MCHUGH, junior guard . . . started on both offense and de- fense . . , hard-hitting lineman . . . earned first varsity award. 1 its Tl! 'z' Y , FOOTBALL LETTERMEN VERN CHARLTON. came up from B squad . . . earned first mono- gram , . . ably filled Bentz's shoes at center when latter was sidelined. BOB DOWNS. earned first letter as fast running back . . . great help to Bengals next year. ERIC LINDSTROM, hampered by sprained ankle early in season . . . proved worth as defensive halfback . . . junior letterman. DAN PRENTICE. understudy at blocking back . . . earned first monogram as junior . . . gained experience. DON SMIDT, earned first letter this year as end . . . should be outstanding pass receiver next year. ' GARY SCHMIDT, sophomore . . . earned first varsity H this year . . . fast moving back . . . proved valuable defensive safety. . BOB KAUFFMAN. earned first let- ' ter as blocking back this year . . . be back next year to carry 5 Bengal colors. ALAN STEWART new this year . . . earned varsity award as ' guard . . . sophomore and will be back next year. S fp, . fa ' I ? we I J V STATE cHAMPioNs gym t 1 1 First row: lim Strachan, George Redhair, Russ Sheriff, Ray Howard, Don Smidt, Vinnie Kelleher. Second row: Coach Lloyd Skor, Vince Lupien. Dan Raue, Rand Sanqray. Billy Gilbert. Third row: Ed Mills, manager: lerry Haslip, Gary Fellbaum, Kenny Bailey, Bob Finley. The champion Helena Crimson Bengals finished the season in a blaze of glory winning the Big 16 crown, the Northern Divisional crown, and the State Class A championship. The Towering Tigers wrote cage history for Helena High school and class A teams. They were considered by many to be the greatest learn to ever play on a Montana high school court. The Bengals literally rewrote the record books. There were few records left unbroken by Coach Lloyd Skor's Towering Tigers as they won the triple crown. The Tigers erased about every Big 16 and tournament record. Center Ray Howard broke almost a whole bookful himself. He broke Big 16 individual game and season scoring marks and set new tournament and Hel- ena Bengal marks in a brilliant season. The Bengals placed two men on the All-State first team, being Ray Howard, who was almost a unanimous selection for all-state center and was the top vote getter, and Vince Kelleher who made utility man on the All-State first team last year. Vinnie was captain and won the guard position this year. George Bedhair was selected for the forward position on the third team and Buss Sheriff was given honorable mention. BENGAL REGULAR SEASON SCORING RECORD Helena North Central 46' Helena Anaconda 48 Helena 78, Butte 65 Helena Shelby 42 Helena Park 44 Helena 72, Butte Central ,ttf Helena Gallatin 41 Helena Flathead 55 Helena 51, Park 49 Helena Butte Central 39' Helena Missoula 51 Helena 78, Great Falls 47 Helena Havre 32 Helena Anaconrla :SZ Helena 64, Butte Pulzlir: 62 Helena Butte Central 41' Helena Gallatin 41 Helena 95, Havre 321 Helena Butte 51' Helena Flathead 63 Helena 48, Missritila 551 Helena Great Falls 1-1 'Denotes non-Big Sixteen games. NORTHERN DIVISION TOURNAMENT - Kalispell Helena 83, Havre 53 Helena 87, Glasgow 55 Helena 77, Flathead 60 f'l'itle Gamel STATE Helena Helena Helena CLASS A TOURNAMENT - Butte 72, Billings 55 68, Missoula 58 73, Glasgow 44 t'l'itle Gatnel TCDURNAMENT SCENES 1. Capt. Vinnie receives iirst place trophy 5. Warming up 2. In the dressing room 6. Bengals and two of three trophies 3. Coming home on the engine 7. Tip-oft 4, Resting 7 Champs 0 O' 5 -L HBHSQUAD The Bengal Kittens completed another successiul season by winning ten out ot their twelve games to tie with the Butte Public Beds tor the Little Sixteen title. This is the sixth Little Sixteen championship or tie for the championship since Coach McGinley came to Helena High school in l945 . . . First row: Dave Burqan, Manager: Bill Roberts, Conrad Smith, Ed Cameron, Dick House, Iim Baker, Frank Montibeller, Iohn Howard, Gary Schmidt, left Condon, Earl Zuelke, Coach Bernard McGinley. Second row: Norman Gray, Phil Mills. lack Collinqs. Gary Rekstead, Lanny Fred, George Nachtsheim. Bill Bruce, Ierry Small, Phil Mooney, Bruce Casebolt, lim Breslin. FBGSH Although the Bengal Frosh had a not too impressive record ot no wins and tour losses, they gained valuable experience from game to game and showed great improvement and promise at the end of the season. Coach Bus Williarns stated that with their sportsmanship and willingness to win, they will provide excellent material tor future varsity teams . . . First row: Kenny Freseman, Paul Collins, Ioe Rankin, Wayne Van Voast, Bob Ogren, Otto Klein, LeRoy Corbin, Ed Schroeder, Ierry Nelson, Rollie Fisher, Bob Rudio. Second row: Dick Williams, Dale Mullen, Don Walker, Lesley Iackson, lack Watson, Bud Carbis, Eli lohnson, Dave Kneedler, Ed Hamlin, Bill Roark. Third row: Phil Mazuranich, Manager: Tom Kindrick, Larry Iohnscn, Bruce Bryant, Bob Carbis, Bob Bouley, Coach Williams -an .BASKETBALL LETTERMEN VINCE LUIlE LUP was strictly a form player badly needed points . . . IEN-A three- year letterman in the basketball field and a senior . . . a good ag- gressive player and pass inter- ceptor . . . this 5 feet 9 inch guard could always come 'through .for JAMES HM STRACHAN-Fastest man on the team . . . was instrue mental in the success of the fast break , . . this 5 feet 9 inch senior guard was excellent on defense . . . could always be depended upon to score in clutches . . . GEORGE GEORGE REDHAIR-6 feet 1 inch senior forward . . . excellent rebound and tip-in player . . . took tougher offensive assign- ments . . . a good shot and a superb feeder . . . placed on the All-State third team VINCE VINNIE KELLEHER-Vince a 5 feet ll inch senior was 'cop- tain of the championship Bengal team . , . this hot shooting guard flashed either on the fast break or long swisher from midcourt . . . was picked for two years on the All-State first team RAY SLATS HOWARD-Tower- ingest of all the towering Bengals . . . 6 feet 7 inches tall . . . one of the greatest offensive players in Montana basketball history . . . broke about every scoring record in the state . , . top vote getter on the All-State team . . . 4- Pkg BASKETBALL LETTERMEN, DANIEL DAN RAUE--This 6 feet l inch lumor forward is a shining hopeful for next years squad uses his height to get reoounds cmd is a good shot ea ned his basketball letter his soohrnore year ANDREW RAND SANDGRAY - New to the varsity this year . . showed up well in both offense cmd defense will be cz great asset to next years team . . . this 5 feet ll inch Junior earned his letter replacing Redhair . . . - X 5.2 WILLIAM BILLY GILBERT - Al- though only 5 feet 5 inches tall, proved himself among the taller Tigers by being a deadeye on long shots and an excellent playmaker . . . this junior guard was klielle- her's understucly . . . DONALD DON SMIDT Although only a junior saw much action . . . was a capable replacement for either Howard or Sheriff . . . this 6 feet 2 inch forward showed much scoring ability . . . was an ex- cellent rebounder . . . RUSSELL RUSS SHERIFF-Only a ' iunior this 6 feet 62 inch forward was the mainstay in the Bengal five . . . named Mr. Defensive because of his remarkable defense play without fouling . . . given honorable mention on the All-State selections . . . BASKETBALL LETTEBMEN GERALD IERRY Haslip-6 feet junior forward , . . had excep- tional ability . . . was brought up from the intramural squad . . . showed enough stuff to be elev- enth man on the team . . . ROBERT BOB FINLEY -- This 5 feet ll inch forward moved up from the B squad this year because of his sharp defensive work . . . while only a junior is rapidly progressing . . . will be extremely helpful to next year's varsity . . . After the Rebound KENNETH KENNY BAILEY-Only a sophomore and 6 feet 4 inches tall . . . showed up well his first year on the varsity . . . this center developed a hook shot hard to defend . . . good on defensive plays and rebounds , . . GARY FELLBAUM-Only a sopho- more . . . made the varsity but was handicapped with a dislocated shoulder . . . this 6 feet 2 inch forward is making great progress . . . will be excellent material for varsity teams in the next two years . . . BASKETBALL ACTIGN Lett to right-Top to bottom: Russ puts one through in the Bozeman game. Free shot for Vinnie. Howard drops in two. Don loops one through. Where's the ball? Sheriff shoots as the Bengals claw the Braves opponent? t?J Lonq and the short oi it. From the tallest to the shortest. Tigers' captain dunks another. LEGION BASEBALL Front: Batboy Richie Munger. Standing: Herbie Atkins, Coach: Bob Finley, Vince Weggenman, lorry Haslip, Lanny Kenney. Don Smidt, Rand Sanqrcxy. Bill Green. Steve Surman. Norm Matthews. Kneeling: Iohn Bansch, Tom McHugh. Fred McDermott. Bill Haslip, Ken Schneider, Ierry Lehteldt. Iohn Brockley. Ronnie Kuchenbrod, Ieii Condon. Helena's American Legion Baseball team, champions of the Central Di- vision League, were the pride of Capital City baseball fans as they took second place in the state tournament last year. Helena was host to the tournament, fthe first tournament of its kind held in Helena? and the other three participating teams were Billings, champions of the Eastern League: Missoula, pennant bearers of the Western League and Fairfield, kingpins of the class ln a hard fought, thrilling tournament, Billings came out on top with Helena second, followed by Fairfield and Missoula. Coach Herb Atkins will have ll boys back for this year's team. Of the five boys he loses, four will be via the age limit. They are Ken Schneider, pitcher, outfielderp Bill Haslip, pitcher, outfielder: Vince Weggenman, outfielder, and Iohn Bansch, first baseman. The other loss will be Shortstop Bill Green, who moved to Havre. Returning lettermen for Helena, who will again compete in the Central League are: Catchers: lerry Lehfeldt and Torn McHugh. Pitchers: Ierry Haslip and Ieff Condon. fnfielders: Iohn Brockley, Don Smidt, Band Sangray, Lanny Kenney ana Bon Kuchenbrod. Outfielders: Bob Finley and Fred McDermott. Season's Record Helena ll, Bozeman I Helena 1, Lewistown 2 Helena 19, Bozeman 1 Helena 18, Lewistown 5 Helena 22, Havre O 'Helena 5, Missoula 6 C10 inningsl Helena l5, Havre 5 Helena 10, Great Falls 3 'Helena 3, Rigby tldahol 2 Helena 7, Great Falls 4 Helena l, Lewistown 2 C10 inninqsl Helena l2, Bozeman 3 Helena 10, Lewistown 9 Helena ll, Bozeman 4 'Helena 7, Missoula 6 State Toumcxment: . Helena 3, Miles City 7 Helena 8, Fairfield 4 Helena 5, Great Falls 3 Helena 4, Billings 12 Helena ll, Great Falls 4 Helena 12, Fairfield4 Helena 3, Billings 4 Helena 4, Billinqs 7 Kchampionshipl 'Denotes non-conference. BUYS' INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONS IUNIOR - SENIOR NOON - HOUR BASKETBALL LEAGUE AVENGERS Standing: lim O'Connor, Bill Smith. Harold Shepherd. Kneeling: Charles Pewitt. Gary McKnight. Iim Hunt. CHAMPIONS VOLLEY BALL Ierry Foster, Bill Bruce, Iim Baker. Harry Axline. Not pictured: Tim Reardon and Tom Kindrick. CHAMPIONS THURSDAY EVENING BASKETBALL LEAGUE PARDNERS Standing: Dan Hames. Chuck Bentz. Dan Prentice. Kneeling: Tom Mc- Hugh. Eric Lindstrom. Not pictured: Bob Kauffman. CHAMPIONS FROSHMORE - NOON - HOUR BASKETBALL LEAGUE CUBS Standing: Harry Fuller. Dave Dcn- dro. Gerald Zachary. Kneeling: Iam Smart. Tom Duffy, Tom Briscoe. INTRAMURAL Sophomore girls captained by Donna Dariler . . . defeated lyersons team, Iunior-Senior champions, to win the school volleyball championship . . . FIRST PLACE-GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL. Lei! to right: Ieanette Werlz, Carolyn Wells. Donna Gregor. Fredella Day. Sarah Kain Betty Lou Babcock. Donna Dariler. Shirley Davis. Charleen Kruse. Mary Ellen Iverson, Pat Stewart. Ginger Bacon. TUMBLERS Newly organized this year . . . consists oi ten girls . . . Bengalettes who perform at basketball games for half-time entertainment . . . routines in- clude round-offs, double rolls, fish flops, limbers and walkovers . . . organized and guided by Miss Muriitt . . . graceful in the performance of many fine stunts . . . First row: Bonnie Bailey. Rosalie Swanson, Doris Schmipi. Sarah Kain, Linda Carl- son. Second row: Warrine McDufiie, Nancy Shelton. Miss Muriitf. Ruby Rice, Iudy Robertson, Mary Ann Skinner. Classroom Scenes Bookkeeping Gym Biology Typing Miss Rumey's Fresh English Class Social Science Classroom Scenes Mr. Wahl's Geometry Class Home Economics Sophomore English Class Studying lulius Caesar Shop Miss Meqard's Frosh English Class Shorthand Snapshots What horsepower? H-Club gals with their aprons on. Prolile .... Last leg over. Bill. how do you rate with two women? Whatsa 'matter. Ronnie? Why so qlum. Ier? lt looks like your proposing. Tim. Oh. these parties alter formal dances! Nice Pose. Kathy. Studying? What have we here? U-m-m-m-m-m-m. Mr. Skor with his apron on. Watch out qirls, the devils' right behind you Sunninq. Nette? Snapshots Hawthome All Slar leam in '48. Bobby Blakely. since when do you wear glasses? Philharmonic performing at play. Oops! Grand finale. Ensemble making pretty music Cute grin. Iudy! Don'l lean loo lar. Snapshots Making Music at Shodair Forensic League pep assembly Catching up on the gossip ai noon Farm Mechanics class Airport class scene Cute Li'l Dick and his bike Karin in a dramatic moment Mr. Ogren SCHOOL CALENDAR, 1952-1953 September 3-Approximately 300 freshmen could be seen running from one room to another to start what is considered the best time of their lives. 4-The wise upperclassmen started another year of fun and work. 5-995 students came to school to start it off with a bang. ll-Bus Williams introduced the football team before the Livingston game at a pep assembly. 16--The whole student body elected their class officers. 18-The radio students took exams in Butte. 24-The first Nugget of the school year rolled off the press. 25-Dramatics classes presented a murder-mystery comedy, Arsenic and Old Lace. 26-Deca Club was organized. Seven boys were selected as Rotary representatives. October 2--The cheerleaders introduced some new cheers at a pep assembly held before the Billings game. 6-The psychology and sociology classes took a tour through the state industrial school for the feeble minded at Boulder. 10-Fifteen journalism students left for the Pow Wow in Missoula. ll-Pow Wow in Missoula continued. 16-University students debated NATO Should Form a Federal Union before the English and American history classes. 17-Dramatics class gave a pep assembly entitled, Our Hats Are Off to You, HHS. Everyone in school Wore crazy hats. 21-First six weeks ended. 23-24-The faculty attended the MEA Convention while the students welcomed a two-day vacation. 27-The campaign skits for Oueen and Princess were enjoyed by everyone. 28-The l953 Vigilante went on sale. Sales reached an all-time high. 31-Queen jean and Princess Iudy were crowned in a beautiful ceremony. First time sisters reigned together. November l-District F HA Convention was held in Cascade. 4-78.85 per cent of the students voted in the mock election. Bond for the new school was passed. . 6-C. R. Anderson talked on Have Self-Reliance to the junior class. 8-The Seniors put on a whopping barn dance and everyone who attended couldn't help but have fun. 9-American Education Week was observed throughout the nation as well as in HHS. ll-The junior class officers selected their class rings. 12-Career Night was sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and the class of '54 had a record breaking attendance of 722. 13-ln honor of the teachers, Remember the Day was put on by the Dramatics department. 14-Second night for Remember the Day. 15-3-7-77's sponsored their annual dance. Snapshots J 1 .44 3 ai wi silt! v' 1' 8 v ,ni o nf: lx! Q ':,3l'i,5 ya go 't' A 5 QQ il ',4 silt, gf nf , ui ,infill . Hx ' 1 gi n '::s ull., l9 '.Q 1. My, how styles have changed, huh, girls? 9. Better take your glasses oll for swimmin' 2. What a glamorous pose, Bev. 10. Wha' happen? 3. Much pain, Dianne? 11. lack, what have you done? 4. Well, these romances have slightly changed. 12. Whal's this, a party? 5- DOIN be 50 bfishfl-11' PfUdY- 13. Do you like that better than dancing, Russ? 6' Well- IOVSTS! 14. Sunday best. 7- Sim fhe some Cute kid' 15. Nita, couple ol things you'd better get straight- 8. Where's the horses, girls? ened out, .f ' Wm: fr' SCHOOL CALENDAR, 1952-1953 19-We had our second National Assembly. Aeronautics Open House was held at the airport. 22-Arabian Nights was the theme for the Rainbow dance. Wedding bells rang for Miss Imogene Zuercher, now known as Mrs. Bruce Hanson. 24-The football team enjoyed a swell banquet at the Lions Club. 25-Another football banquet was given the team by the Rotary Club. 26-Everyone was glad to see the end of the six weeks. 27-Thanksgiving vacation was welcomed by all. 30-Mrs. Marshall left for Boston where she attended the National Council of English Teachers. December 2-The football team enjoyed a third banquet at the St. Iohn's Lutheran Church. Their fathers also attended this banquet. 3-14 seniors were initiated into Honor Society at a luncheon meeting. 4-The basketball season opened with the '53 Bengals taking a rousing win over North Central of Spokane by a score of 71-46. 8-Nine girls were elected into H-Club. ll- Crusade for Freedom was the subject of the talk given at the third National Assembly. 12-Frosted Playground was the theme of the successful Sophomore dance. 19-The music department put on an assembly to give the Christmas holidays a swell start. 20-Christmas vacation was officially opened. 22-DeMolay held their annual Christmas Homecoming dance at the Civic Center. 28-The H-Club Alumni banquet was a huge success with alumni from clear back to 1941 attending. It was held at the Montana Club. Icmuary 1-A month with few activities began. 5-School opened after a vacation packed full of fun. 22-Semester exams were taken by all the students except those who were lucky enough to be exempt. 23-More exams in the morning and a free afternoon. One well deserved. 31-Pan American League gave a pep assembly preceding the Butte game. February 2-H-Club stag night was held in the home economics room with more than 100 dads attending. 4-Billy Steck, concert violinist, gave a concert for an all student assembly. 13-Girls' H-Club gave a pep assembly before the Great Falls game. 16-Hi-Y put on a Valentine party for the children at St. Ioseph's. 18-Dr. Singer spoke on espionage at a National Asembly. 20-Forensic League gave a pep assembly preceding the Havre game. By winning the Havre game, the Towering Tigers became the Big 16 Con- ference Champs for 1953. 26-Caroline Wertz was named DAR girl by the girls in the senior class and the faculty. 27-The Bengals finished their conference in Missoula with a successful record of sixteen wins and two losses. JFS' Snapshots 1. Cute li'l' tykes. huh? You should see 'em now. 2. Bitterrool Mountain girls. 3. Ye old Girl Scout councilors. 4. The bobby-pin-up girls ol '53. Ukelele Sara and her Serenadin' Six. Ride 'em cowgirls! Billy Rose's dancing girls. The tender years. Sounds like a book title Could be. SCHOOL CALENDAR, l952-l953 Virginia Iohnson was chosen as the DeMolay Sweetheart and was crowned at their annual dance. March The Dramatics classes, aided by the orchestra and Philharmonic, gave a pep assembly to give the team a send off to the District Tournament at Kalispell. -Helena welcomed home a Bengal team successful in conquering all North- ern Division teams. -Quill and Scroll initiated twelve new members. -Miss Megard's and Mrs. McCarthy's sixth period English classes gave a pep assembly preceding the state tournament. -School practically vacant as everyone left for Butte for the tournament. -The Towering Tigers earned the right to play for the State Class A Cham- pionship by defeating the Missoula Spartans 58-48. -The Bengals returned home from Butte the crowned State Champions, tak- ing all the trophies that could have been taken in their division. -Mr. and Mrs. Gage, tramboline stars, put on a National Assembly. -lean Painter was named for the Delta Kappa Gamma Future Teacher award for Helena. -Deca convention began in Butte. -FHA Family night. -Six Honor Society members took the National tests. -FHA convention began in Havre. April -Easter vacation got under way. 6-Back to school after a few days rest. 10-H-Club dance had a crowd worth recognition. ll-District Music Festival was held in Butte. 17-Just one more six weeks left. 21-Quill and Scroll banquet and initiation held. 25-Iunior class used Showboat as the theme of their successful prom 28-Honor Society luncheon. 30-The top twenty-eight seniors attended High School Week in Bozeman. May 2-The pistol snapped and the Iaycee Relays got under way. 7-State Music Meet was held in Missoula. 8-Another record turn out for another successful Vigilante Parade. 15-Interscholastic meet in Missoula left Helena High a bit bare. 16-Band left for Spokane to attend Lilac Festival. 20-Senior class held their annual banquet. 20-1953 Vigilantes rolled off the press. 21-Assembly, student body and cheerleaders presented. 22-Student body elections. 23-Thespian picnic. 26-Latin Club picnic. 27--Lighting the I-I . 29--Painting the H . 31-Baccalaureate. Iune 3-Graduation ceremony at the Civic Center. 4-Summer begins. Snapshots Staqecrew getting to know each other ? ? ? ? I'd be scared too. Mutt and her car. Which is prettier? Bubble dancer. What pretty music you make. Going sailing. Mick? Iean trying to hang herself. Waiting for the doors to open Shiny shoes ? ? CUSTODIANS A group of hard Working people . . . spend after school time preparing the school for the next day . . . good natured in spite of everything . . . always Willing to help . . . perform an indispensable iob . . . constantly ready with a word of greeting . . . tolerant, kindly, efficient . . . Mr. Griiiilhs, Mr. Leffler. Mr. Swain. Mr. Roberts. Mr. Bailly AIRPORT SCI-IGGL Built in the school year of the earthquakes, l935-36 . . . only school of its kind between Fargo, North Dakota, and Spokane, Washington . . . aircraft equipment is rated the best West of the Mississippi . . . Giles Russell is prin- cipal . . . assisted by Mr. Anthony, Mr. Korizek, Mr. Parker and Mr. Virostko . . . during the war 4,300 men were trained for special tasks . . . night classes are given for apprentices . . . classes are taught in the summer . . . 80 to l47 students are trained during the school year . . . classes offered are aircraft, machine shop, farm mechanics, welding, radio, auto mechanics, aircraft engines . . . a course in diesel engines will be offered next year . . . a valu- able aid in training young men to step into vocations more successfully . . . . 1- fini. , ' T , 0 . - ' t' ski ll: tif'-xii' fi! R R ' issi , if l W W- ' . f-fis-1if ff1 ' M... o, N .NL fetris- . f '- 1 ,M . - - - VIGILANTE PARADE - 1953 RAW 5 SWEEPSTAKES WINNER- Trading and Pressing Buffalo Robes. Fort Lewis. 1846. Deplcted by Nancy Llchtwardt and lean Painter. Dedicated to the pioneers . . . portrayed the color and drama of a 100 years . , . 836 students worked to create a dynamic panorama . . . through co-operation and hard work, the seniors made history by winning the Roberts' Cup for the fourth consecutive year , . . individuals and groups represented pioneers, prospectors, cowboys, and typical Westerners , . . 174 entries depicted Montana history . . . the junior band float was a replica of the con- certs given in Central Park about 1908 . . . the Queen and Princess Vigilante, with their attendants, were fresh and pretty in spring formals . . . old timers who have lived in Helena for 75 years were honored and asked to ride in the parade . . . judges found decisions difficult to make, but especially noted authenticity . . . seniors had the high- est participation with l00'Xw . . . freshmen had 95.6'Xa . . . juniors had 95.4'Z: and the sophomores had 89.5 n . . . prizes were distributed at the Vigilante dance . , . judges decided on the following first place winners . . . Individual Indian-Moving Camp, A Dog Travois . . . Prospectors and Miners- Stanley Van Diest and Harold Widdison . . . Stage Coaches and Carriages-From Virginia City to Helena After Gold . . . Miscellaneous Vehicles-Hot Rods Now and Then . . . Cow Girls-Nell Clausen . . . Cowboys -Ben Harris . . . Indian-Sioux Indian Burial . . . Pioneer Life-Charred Remains . . . Pioneer Business-Seymour Sawmill . . . Historical-The Helena tlftiver Boatl 1877 . . . Novelty- Fishing Now and Then . . . Miscellaneous - And We Shall Be United . . . Mining- The Morning After the Night Before in Last Chance Gulch . . . Knights of Pythias Award-Missed the Curve . . . Last Chance Gulch Mining Association-Four Georgians . . . Roberts' Award-Building the First Railroad in Montana . . . Most Au- thentic-Guardian of the Gulch . . . Most Artistic-Her Majesty Montana . . . Most Authentically Dressed Pioneer Lady-Girl on Tandem Bicycle, Wanda Wocasch . . . another successful parade . . . a credit to Helena High school and Last Chance Gulch . . . TI-IE I-II-IS BAND AT TI-IE LILAC FESTIVAL A vivid unit of the Vigilante parade . . . resplendent in red and white . . . accompanied in the parade by one of the buses which transported them to the Lilac Festival in Spokane . . . received an invitation for the Festival, which commemorated the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Territory of Washington . . . 63 bands from the Northwest and Canada and 200 floats took part in a parade. . .floats depicting the Territorial Centennial were original, historical, and picturesque . . . Helena High band played a concert for the Shrine Crippled Chi1dren's Hospi- tal . . . appeared on television during a special concert . . . 105 band members, twirlers and color guard made the trip in three buses . . . several parents accompanied them as chaperones . . . money which made the trip possible was contributed voluntarily by the people of Helena . , . an evening Lilac Time Show at Gonzaga Stadium featured professional acts and band shows and Hopalong Cassidy... Z f ? 5 fl Our CongruTuIaTions TO THE Class of T953 MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE 8. TELEGRAPH CO. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T953 .M. I-I LTER HARDWARE Co. Headquarters for Rawling's Sporting Goods The Freshest Thing in Helena GAMER'S The Quality Grocery A Complete Food Store Free Dellvery - 101 N Rodney Helena, Montana GAMER'S BAKERY GROCERIES MEATS Corner Sth and Rodney Avenues Ph. 2640 Ph- 896 I I CIOTHES 0 STINCTION 26 N. Main - Phone 934 GRAND STREET FURNITURE CO. Congratulations to the Class of '53 103-139 Grand Street Helena, Montana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T953 AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY East Helena Montana CUMMINS ELECTRIC Q Electric Sales and Service R d R p g a io e airin 5 West Main, East Helena, Mont. Phone 4-5325 - Res. Phone 4-5315 HELENA PAINT 8. GLASS Glass, Paints, Artist Brushes 3 W. Lawrence-Phone 3046 VROMAN'S Fine Foods BANQUET ROOM BY APPOINTMENT 812 North Main Helena FINE PHOTOGRAPHS Ms ALT UNION ANK BUILDING HELENA HELENA'S TRU-VALUE SHOP Value Plus Quality Phone 3599 - 119 N. Main Gwmum The Friendly Store OUR BEST WISHES . . . are extended to the Class of '53 and to the editorial staff as well as to Miss Kirkpatrick, the sponsor, for the production of this fine yearbook. We are proud to have been chosen to do our part in its preparation. ASHTON ENGRAVING C0. Butte, Montana Schillers Standard Service George Schiller, Prop. Atlas Tires, Batteries - . 8x Accessories 'See Us ff'-W-' Phone 4-5535 - East Helena Society Brand Clothes F Sh Coulter Transfer 8. Storage reeman Oes Moving ' Crating ' Storage Stetson Hats phone 1002 Helena and Montana Ave. Helena Sheet Metal Works W. B. Pollack, Owner CONGRATULATIONS American Standard Furnaces 711 North Main - Phone 346 on a Job Well Done EVERYTHING IN HOME APPLIANCES STATE PUBLISHING Carlson Appliance Co. CDMPANY Some of the Friends to Whom We Are Indebted for Financial Aid in the Publication of the 1953 Vigilante: CAPITAL MOTEL AND SERVICE STATION CASTEEL CLEANERS CHAUCER STREET GROCERY CLAFLIN'S FURNITURE HOUSE COMMERCIAL PHOTO SHOP EAST SIDE MARKET ECONOMY MARKET FIFTH AVENUE GROCERY GEORGE'S MARKET GLENNY'S TEXACO SERVICE HELENA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY HELENA SAND AND GRAVEL HOLLY FURNITURE HOME CREAMERY HOUSE OF WONG IDEAL BAKERY JACOBY'S STORE FOR MEN K X L J LOG CABIN GROCERY LUNDY'S FOOD MARKET MAYER ELECTRIC THE MECCA CAFE NP CONFECTIONERY NAEGELE PRINTING COMPANY PALMQUIST ELECTRIC PENNY'S SAUNDER'S FOOD MARKET SMITH'S TEXACO SERVICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 8. TRUST CO. MEMBER OF F. D. I. C. A GOOD PLACE TO START YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of T953 THE MONTANA CLUB GREEN MEADOW COUNTRY CLUB S 81 M JEWELERS For Gifts You'11 Give With Pride LET s at M JEWELERS BE Lnc- iff 11iGQ11If.f. Y Ferguson D 1 COAST-TO-COAST STORE Sporting Goods - Auto Supplies Helena-Townsend 133 N. Main - Phone 3773 GAMER'S SHOE STORE jfs. Everything in Shoes za North Main Q WE HAVE FISHER'S STYLE SHOP Your Fashion Center 36 West Sixth ,-fi From Box to Best JORUD PHOTO R-B DRIVE IN E? Where The WHY DON'T YOU? Gong Morrison Flying Service Mem NU WAY For or Quick Snack - , CLEANERS 930 Helena Ave. MARY and BILL STANIGER, Proprietors THE FINEST IN CLEANING' 357 N. Main - Phone 42 HENNESSY'S Helenais Complete FOOD STORE Phone 540 - 11th and Main PLUMBING R HEATING E REB E HOME R ER X Q W M, 7 X NSJIWEMI wi X II ch i NR the new Reo Royale De Luxe on your lawn. As advertised in LIFE, THIS WEEK. THE SATURDAY EVENING POST, PARADE, COUNTRY GENTLEMAN. REO POWER MOWERS HELENA HARDWARE SUPPLY CGMPANY I norm, ,f H, Elf -15 f Q L- Y , 50 e .W ,ST M ' V - I -' 4 E s ff 4 , - 9 Isa ?7,,,.. X I Q, ,.. Egg-ggze! -f. I f xxkxg I . You never push .the I 3 lf.: Reo does a e work. See E ' I f r yourself-let us demonsrra fr Western Painting Co. CONGRATULATIONS WHOLESALE - RETAIL To The Class of ,53 PAINTS - WALLPAPER PICTURE FRAMING MODERNFOLD DOORS 12 South Main l LI DERfKI D LU BER CO. QUALITY MATERIALS FOR THE HOME BUILDER North Main at 13th Avenue Phone 518 EXTRA QUALITY - EXTRA FRESHNESS - EXTRA SERVICE At NO Extra Cost Pasteurized and Homogenized Milk - Cream - Eggs Butter - Buttermilk - Cottage Cheese - Ice Cream CLOVER LEAF JERSEY DAIRY MARKET MEATS GROCERIES SERVICE YOUR HUSKY DEALER PRQDUCE FROZEN FOODS PHONE 700 PHONE 152 GARDEN SPOT MARKET Helena's Newest SELF-SERVICE FOOD STORE 1001 N. Main 4B's CAFE 900 North Main MONTANA'S ORIGINAL GUARANTEED STEAKS 24-Hour Service SHERMAN MUSIC CO. Everything in Music 9 N. Main - Phone 43 DUNCAN 8. SON 'e Power Townsend Quonsetlr A1lSSteel. Buildings U V Company arm upp ies I ' ' 802 Front St. - Helena, Montana ls?-rABLIsuin Over Eg?hgZQSigg Years THE TOWN THEATER Tom Conboy and Don Leibrand Owners East Helena, Montana HARDWARE - PLUMBING BUILDERS' SUPPLIES FEED Phones 181 - 4181 Helena, Montana ALLEN ELECTRIC 23 West Sixth Avenue HOME APPLIANCES ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING BUTTREY'S FOODS, Inc. A MONTANA INSTITUTION 13th and Jackson, Helena NASH-FINCH COMPANY Wholesale Food Distributors Helena, Montana INTERSTATE LUMBER COMPANY THE COTTAGE CAFE - FOUNTAIN We Cater to Teenagers Phone 787 - East Helena KNAPP Service Station Goodyear Tires Union Oil Products Electrical and Carburetion Service Congratulations to the Class of '53 from THE HOTEL PLACER H76H For All Your School Supplies Haraldson s Specialty Shop U. S. 27 West Sixth Avenue At AM Helena - Phone 4441 UNIUN Ull DEALERS Livingstone's Shoe Store Higgins Oil Cn.-Distributors Helena, Mmm I Montana and Phoenix Winthrop Shoes for Phone 2896 - Phone 464 Men and B y OGCIIEQ ffrnnks for ltseIf 38 N. Main St. il? THE BIKE SHOP Saws - Lawnmowers -- Keys 5lfQ W. Lawrence - Helena SWENSON -JAMES STUDIO ik vi? Phone 1028 53 W. Sixth Ave. I 1 C-OLLEGE PHARMACY FRIEL S GIFT AND 400 Euclid CHINA SHOP DRUGS-FOUNTAIN-LUNCH 105 Grand Primrose House Cosmetics SILVER - CRYSTAL - CHINA Phone 3500 GIFTS Congratulations to the Class of '53 4'He1ena's Style Center FLIGELNIANK K C A ip 1340 K.c. Affiliated with THE MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM and THE INTERMOUNTAIN NETWORK The CAPito1 Station in the CAPita1 City 20th CENTURY BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '53 sruolo Knox A 1' Flower 30 West Sixth Q T Hgan mwm Q - H ..... Phone 770 Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of '53 MONARCH LUMBER CO. All Types Building Materials Art Peterson Manager Helena Office Supply Co. Service Station for the Capital Laundry HOME OFFICE ' SCHOOL Cleaning Co. Your School Store Phone 13 or 36 50 N. Main FOX Marlow Theatre The Place to Go Best Wishes to the Class of '53 TOWER SHOPPING CENTER A ONE-STOP SHOP 5c Sz l0c STORE LOCKERS 1220 Eleventh -- Phone 2015 MEATS AND GROCERIES Bill Higgins - Jim Easbey HELENA DRUGGISTS' ASSOCIATION BAKKE DRUG CENTRAL PHARMACY PARCHEN DRUG PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY REYNOLDS DRUG SAVEWAY DRUG STARZ PHARMACY EAST HELENA DRUG JORGENSON'S BRAIIKMAN'S Lockers, Catering Complete Food Market Meats and Groceries BACH 8L CALLAHAN FOOD IS OUR BUSINESS FOR FINE MEATS 50 So. Main - phone 3133 Free Delivery-1429 Helena Ave. UNION BANK 8t TRUST CO. Helena, Montana Member F. D. I. C. START SAVING NOW FOR THAT COLLEGE EDUCATION Electricity . . . Is mighty important in the World today . . . and it's doing more jobs all the time. 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