Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1954 volume:

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AM-D A44 Fda, 'ff y!,fd6 TA RAC!-I ra IS 158 gqgc.. SEAIZGRS. wap 40.14 M' wwf ?7?d9Ee7 YN Grjzpresenting the elwf Cfif, 1954 Vigilante Of Helena High School Helena, Momma ji-ylvy-O! QB' gy? si , ,ml , i ,fu Milam l we v 4 10 WM i 4'fllff'iVl:5J ,Vp -'l ull fwfr'-f IQX M' V K VW l J ax , Zllnrewnrh What is life? A reflection of life has been captured in words and pictures between the covers of the 1954 Vigilante. A variety of experiences are recalled herein to remember and re-live in future years. This book, like life, is the result of shared experiences and responsibilities. The Vigilante is divided as your high school life is divided to meet the response of different interests. As many as these are, there will be even more in your further life. May your life be components of all these factors in well- balanced proportion so that fifty years from now you can say: THIS is life. The answer is in the living. xbx ww., Qiharlvz Hi. iillattill iifearher - Illrivnh - Glnunzvlnr To Mr. Mattill, who has dedicated a lifetime of service to young people, helping them on their way. His kind consideration, patience. and understanding will always be remembered. We dedicate this our 1954 Vigilante with affection. tl! PAGE SIX 1 ,43 X: , . JMU, 4, pg ,-l, Table of Contents fs' FACULTY .............. ....... P age Seven SENIORS ........... ....... . Page Thirteen IUNIORS ........... ........ P aqe Thirty-Nina SOPHOMORES ........ ....... P age Forty-Five FHESHMEN ........... ....... P age Fifty-Three ACTIVITIES ......... ....... P aqe Sixty-Cue ROYALTY .............. ....... . Page Eighty-One ATHLETICS ...................... Faqs Eighty-Seven One Hundred Eleven MUSIC-DRAMA. .......... ....... P agen Gne Hundred Twenty-Three CALENDAR ............... ....... P age ADVERTISING ......... ....... . Paqe One Hundred Thirty-Five One Hundred Forty-Nine INDEX ......... ....... P age s . 2 V I . . - g1 V !q:,-1-:V 7:2 4 , M b ,1i.,.g-xg ii-Jf.. -If PM . 94 OMTY , ' , ' 1 I p 2 fmfllfjlfffl'ffffffffhfw 3 f - f I 4' 2 I f 4PRnNcn5ACs QFL KWJX 3 f um 6RuFF my - Q-2 f f X - 5- H Q f PRINCIPAL - , X X 9-4 3 5 f 4 K, 2 I , E 41 ' 0' f 2 K 1 i 'E V M' ,Iliff ' E uv : lp , , lifz is aifizcioning ,I QQ? M E u f. , -If I ,Q my 'H' L xx KK : .. , lt ' -XZ 1' milf 'f-T.-Z-,QA ' 62.42 1 L j x -V-f MR. FELLBAUM Mr. Fellbaum is the unseen man behind our entire school system. lt is through work and endeavor such as his that We are able to attend school. His job has been so well done that he is rated high throughout the state as a superintendent. lplls . ,. E , lwiiu ADMINISTRATION STAFF More is done by this group ot people than most of us dream ot. Theirs alone is the respon- sibility of getting supplies to school on timeeot keeping the books straight and the bills paid. Theirs is a job that calls tor care and discretion. Left to right: Mr. lanes. Miss Carter. Mrs. Sieqer, Mrs. Ruvnikar. SCHOOL BOARD The school board must de- cide on what days We Will have a holiday how long our Vacations may last, who will teach us and many other details ff- none too large or small tor their lull consider- ation. Their job calls for a great amount ot foresight and understanding of the students and their problems. Left to right: Mr. Norseth, Mr. Buucus. Mr. Rieqel. Mr. Kind, Mr. Rossiier, Mr. Knox, Mr. Fellbaum. Dr. Biork, Mr. Brown, Mr. lanes, Mr. Reuterduhl, Mrs. Betznet, Mrs. Lurison. PACE EIGHT MR. KORN Although Mr. Korn was able to be with us only a very short time, he Won the respect of the entire student body. During the long weeks in the hospital, he was re- membered by the students, who kept him in touch with the school by cards, letters, flowers and other gifts. MR. OGREN School doesnt start at nine and end at four for Mr. Ogren. His days are much longer. He skillfully guides us through four of the best years of our livesg he endures our misbehav- ing and excusesq he keeps the school going even when a basketball game, a play and a pep assembly come on the same day: and he is respected by all. MR. RUSSELL As principal of the air- port school, Mr. Russell has made it one of the finest of its kind in the country. An outstanding record can be noted by the fact that none of his students have failed the federal examinations. Besides being the principal of the school, he teaches welding, helps to train boys for various technical jobs, and gives individual atten- tion to his students. PAGE NINE V MARY CLUTE Commercial THOMAS EDWARDS Art HENRY FISKE Science-Mathemalics DOROTHY GIESE History-Biology ROBERTA GOODHART Commercial AMSEI. GREENE Word Clues-Latin BERYL HANDFORD Physical Education EDITH HARTZOG English SON NA HOWE Library PAGE TEN Faculty CLARENCE ANTHONY Machine Shop SHIRLEY BARBOUR Secrelary MARY BATTERSHELL Hislory CHARLES BLOSSOM Orchesira SAM CAPPIOUS Social Science ROBERT CLARK Band ,1- 2 ii 5 l E. GEORGE MARKIN Science DORIS MARSHALL Dramaiics CHARLES MATTILL Social Science SERENA MCCARTHY English BERNARD MCGINLEY Physical Education KATHRYN MEGARD English-Latin WILLAMETTE MORSE Commercial DUANE PARKER Radio TATE PEEK Social Science Faculty CHARLES IOHNSON Science FAY KIRKPATRICK English-Publications WILLIAM KORIZEK Aircraft Engines GEORGE LEGER Biology GEORGE LEWIS Vocal Music MARY MARIERRISON English-Speech X' uf 1,1 .f A 17.1 PAGE ELEVEN V. Om: Hwuce Fuss , 5um.O Enql. 'Q ANTHONY VIROSTKO Auto Mechanics W. W. WAI-IL Mathematics Mathematics X ESTHER WIGE K FRANK R. WILLIAMS Mathematics Athletics LOUISE WILLIAMS English-French IOANE WOI-ILGENANT Homemaking HELENA HIGH PAGE 'l'WEI,VlI Faculty KATHLEEN RAMEY English FRED ROBINSON Vocational Education LLOYD SKOR Athletics ,Q . Q ---num FRANCIS SPRINKLE Industrial Art RICHARD STAFFORD Spanish-English IEAN VAN WINKLE Homemaking Physical Education L L'-2 Y ' -' fu by , V. , .JE 6 I A+ E'-Jar. -- - . I LfH,. - ' -Q . ,, 4 ,.21,'mi 'L 4.1,.-541' .- .- - V X, . 1.5-,, If f' :. U , ., :A Lf, f' S'-11f! s51?iwf: 4, 2qf'.'9 V, f l ' Q' 'Ct' 1 ' , I , .. xi,gx,,l-:'?.y.ff45-.55 X 5 -' g - J-A r ig, V5 r - A 1.1-r , :kg ., gs'?-,4Q - ,if if ' ,,-47, ' ,- I4 -5- 'ix . - 435, Hg u.,,, ..: gg A a J- -L, .5 1 :,,1'.,.',- i, Y 1 I ' 9 'Q' .-,V 4 Rb : , .,d.,.iiJ: w , ': .. -2 ,M , 1.1. H ' .- Y-'av N-r U Q? 'X J , ,,,. L?- . 4:,c,,.1t: . , ME l E s - GRETCHEN HUBER Secretary TOM DeYOUNG PAGE FOUETEEN Representative Senior Class Officers IERRY HASLIP Vice President IEANNIE IO DUNCAN Treasurer DAVE BURGAN President Seniors ANDERS, IERRY LEE tlerryt VVhat's next? Work, then rolle-qv. ANDERSON. ELIZABETH I. KBettyJ Wl1at's next? Secretarial work. ANDERSON, IACK ERNEST Uuckl VVhat's next? MSC. Antomcbxle dealer. ANDRETSHEILA thndvl What's next? Montana State College. ANDRIDGE. GARY EARL tGumpJ Wl1at's next? Army. APPLEGATE, CLARENCE L. 151195, VJhat's next? Work. wp- flu' AXLINE, HARRY tHareJ Wl1at's nf-xt? MSC. Clvxl enqtnoer. BAILEY, BARBARA LEE tliobbisl Wl1at's next? Carroll Colleqo. Nurstnq. BARKER, IAMES WESCOT tliml Wl1rxt's nf-xt? Work. BARNES, CHARLES DEE lChuckl Wlmt's next? Iowa State Colleqe. Nufleur physlrlst. BARNES, IO ANN U03 WllGl'S next? Sortal worker, BARNES. MARGARET ANN tPe9-'nt What's next? Carroll Colle-ae. Nurslnq. PAGE FIFTEEN ,Asn Kr' BIORK. EARLYN RAE Ulsel What's next? Housewife. BLIXT, AHLENE MARGARET KArlenel What's next? Work. BOUCHEY, NORMAN T. lltlorml What's next? Engineering. BRAKE, MARGARET C. Wldqqiel What's next? Reed College. Chemical research, BRANDT. HOWARD ALLEN tBuzzD What's next? Pacific Lutheran College. BROWN, DONALD LEROY tDonl What's next? Northern Montana College. Merhcmics. PAGE SIXTEEN Seniors BEINHORN. HITA ARLENE tReteJ What's next? Secretary. BENNITT, RICHARD I.. lDickerl What's next? Stcmiord University. Lawyer. BENTZ. CHARLES EDWARD lChuckl What's next? MSC. Enqineerinq. BEVANS. MARGARET ANN tPeqqYt What's next? Brigham Younq University Fashion clesiqninq. BILLINGS, MICHAEL G. tMikel What's next? Stanford University. Physicist, BISSON. RICHARD ALBERT tDickl What's next? Montana State College. Business administration. Seniors BROWN, DONNA IO Uohnnvl Wlmt's next? Sftntn Burbuxu, Calif, Nurse. BUHGAN. DAVID WILLIAM lScoityJ VVl1ut'5 next? Umversxty ol Waslunqlon. Chemtful enqmeer, BUSHNELL, RENEE PAULINE CPcxulineI Wl1ut's next? Montfmcx State College. lntertor decorutmq. BUTERBAUGH. IAN Ummyl Wlmt's next? Wczslllnqton UIllVElISllY. Destqner, BUTLER, MERLYN MILTON lMerlyl Wltctt's next? lvlontnna State Colleqe. CAMPBELL, SUSAN ADELE fSuel Wlmt's next? Alton, Illinois. Interior derorntor. r CANNON. CONSTANCE fConniel Wl1c1t's ne-xt? vllCISl1lIIQlOTI State College. Home evonornmf-S. CARBIS. IOANN ELIZABETH U01 Whut's next? Stenoqmpher. CARROLL. MELVIN LAVAR lDePercyl Vlhut's next? Briqhcm Younq Unlversity. Fflectrlccl enqtneer. CARTWRIGHT, SHIRLEY A. fShirIj WhC1t's next? Montana State College. Soclol worker, CLARK, VERNA LOUISE tliaedl Whot's next? Stenoqropher. CLAUSEN. MAHLENE JOY Uoyl Whcxt's next? Secretory. PAGE SEVENTEEN '33 CROWLEY, PATRICIA M. lPu0 What's next? University of Montana. CUMMINGS. BILLIE ANN fBillieJ VVhut's next? Western Montana Colleqe of Ecluvatton. Teacher. DALTON. CHARLES KADEI. tCharlesQ What's next? Montana State College. Chemtst, DANA. LOUDEAN B. lI.oul Wl1ut'S next? Typtst. DANIELS, ANN lBubhlesj Wlxat's next? St. Paul's Svhool for Gtrls. DEBAR, GWEN MARIE fGweniej Wl1at's next? A Stenoqrapher. PAGE EIGHTEEN Seniors CLAUSEN, NELL MARIE CNellJ Wl1Ctt's next? Office work. CLEVELAND. DIANN fDiannJ What's next? Montana State College. Home demonstratxon agent CLONINGER, BONNIE L. fRonl What's next? Carroll Colleqe. tt-Iedtcxne. CONNER. THOMAS IAY Cfiml VVhat's next? Montana State College. Mechanical enqineer, CONNOHS, MARY LEE lI.eel What's next? Work. CONNOLLY. CAREN IEAN fCcxrenJ Whcxt's next? Montana State Unrversxty. Personal secretary. Seniors DEBREE, IOYCE OLIVIA tIOYCeJ VVt1nt's next? Unxverslty ot Mtnnesotn. Nnrstnq. DECOUTEAU, ANTHONY KTOHYJ Wtmt's next? Untted States Nnvy, DEHART. SARAH LOTTIE tLotusl Wtmt's next? Westexn Lute Inr.n1once Co. DEYOUNG. THOMAS A. lHu Flunqj Vt'hr1t's next? Stanford Unlverslly. ffontrnorcml pttnt. DOBLER, IANET EMMA Hunt Vt'ht1t':s next? Untverslty ot Wtilshtnqton. Intertor devoruttxm. DODSON, WARREN A. twurrenj Trmxster troxn Western Cftxnudn Hmtx S-Atxool IH Ctxttmry. ,Q 17 DOWNS, ROBERT NORMAN lBobJ Whot's next? United States Army. DUNCAN, IEANNIE IO ANN tleannie Io! Whr1t's next? BTIQIHCIIII Younq University. EASBEY. FREMONT F. tSonnyJ Whc1t's next? Urnted Stntf-s Navy. EDWARDS, KENNETH D. tDunkJ Whclt's next? Montana E me College. EGGAN. DONNA LOU lDeeJ VV'hc1t's next? Umverslty of Wcxshlnqton. Drcmutlcs. ELIJOTT, ANN MARIE tSusiel Whc1t's next? Stenoqrupher. PAGE NINETEEN mf ' FOURNIER, DON HARVEY IFFOQQYJ Wt111t'::11rHxt? Wmrk. FRENCH, IUANITA ANN flfrenchyt Wt111t'::11wxt? Mu11lr11111 Stc1t1-linllwtxs-. lWwnt11l '1 m'l11111'1a11. FREYLER, THOMAS F. Ufarlyt Wt1f1I's nvxt? Unltvd Sttttt-sw A1'111',', FRITZ. IOAN MARIE 1FritzieJ XNl1c1t'f:n1'xt? St.-11o111':1plw1 GEORGE. EDDIE BERNARD IEC-U VVt11,1t':: noxt? Work. GIBSON, WAYNE DOUGLAS lGibJ Wt111t':a111fxt? Montana Stats, tiallmm. A:I11c'11lt11rf1. VALSII 'IWHNTY Seniors EVERETT, BARBARA IRENE fBarbaraJ Whats nnxt? Montanfz Stats: lfnllr-tg.-. Nurse, FABIAN, IOY lFabJ V.'t1at'5 1107417 Ho11se-wth'-. FAHRNER, ELIZABETH M. fLizj VJhr'1t'5 nvxt? Montana Stato Un1v111:s1ty 31151119524 aCI1n1n1st1'at10n, PAUL, MONA IANE tMonul What's next? Stpnoqrapher. FINLEY, ROBERT LESTER Gerry? What's next? Montana State Colleqs-. Eusmess adm1n1st1'at1o11. FOSTER, GERALD LEE tlerrvl VVI1at's next? Montana State- Colleqv. B11s1nQss adm1n1strr'1t1:w11. K' s Seniors GILBERT, WILLIAM ALBERT tWee Williej WI1at'S next? Inf: Anqf-les Art Institntcf. L'01n1nox'CxaI artlst. GILLESPIE, DOROTHY S. fDoMeJ Whats next? Smvvtary. GLEASON, IUDY KAREN Uudel WItat's next? Montana State College. Phystcal Q'-duratton. GOLDBERG, RONALD RAY tRonJ Whats next? Montana Stated Colleqf-. Hnaxnoor. GRADY, GENE RAYMOND tGcxndyJ WIxat's next? Montana Statv Unwerstty. Forestry. GRUEI.. CHARLOTTE ALICE IChurJ VVI1at's next? Honsowttv. , xi I-IAINES. RICHARD E. fDicky Wl1at':s nvxt? Unzvcrsxty of Wasztnnqtmt. AOIOIILILIIIVWII vnaxm-1-1. HALVERSON, IUDITH ANN tludyt Vy'I1at':s ns-xt? Eltanoqray hm. HAMBIDGE, VIRGINIA I. tGinnyJ WItat's nvxt? San Iofw Statn liollvftv. Mnsstv. HAMES. DANIEL ANDREW tDanJ What's next? Montana Statfr COIIC-ar-. IVIOt'II!IIllf'KI1 OIIQIIIOOI. HARDY. CLAUDIA ANN tClaudiuJ What's next? Cottffy Colloav, Nrtvada, Missourt. IVIIISIC. HARKER, DARRYL fDarry1j What'5 next? Montana State College-. Ctvxl enqlneor. PAGE TWENTY-ONE HIGGINS, WILLIAM LEROY tHiqqvJ What's next? UIllV9I'5lI',' of Washington. Law. HODGES, PAUL WESLEY fPuulJ What's nexl? Los Angeles Art Center. HOLSHUE, DONALD IOHN lDonj Whal's next? Chyne Electrical School, Chicago, Illxnois. Radio and television. HOUSE, DICK ARTHUR lHousamunJ What's next? Work. HOWARD, IO ANN MAY tlol What's next? IBM operator. HOWARD. IOHN THOMAS Ucrckl What's next? Montana State University Forestry. PAGE TWENTYATWO Seniors HARRER, RUTH ANN fRuthl Wliat's next? College. Actress. HARRIS, BENIAMIN LEWIS fTexl What's next? Flfrnfhinq, HARTNETT, DAVID GERALD tBecmsJ What's next? Air Ferre. HASELHORST, ERNEST W. Cwilliel What's next? Work. HASLIP, GERALD IOHN tlerryt What's next? Montana State College. Engineer. HENRY, RUTH ELIZABETH lRuthiel What's next? Montana State University. Muslv. f' W 1 GZ Seniors HUBER, GRETCHEN L. lGretchI VVImI':: nvxf? Uu1vvxf:xty nf Ivhmtfxxm HUNT, IAMES D. Uimi VNI141' 5: uvxt? Iuw.x Smfw. L'1v:lv:1-umnx. IANES. PATRICIA MARY ANN KRAUT QPGU Vv'Imt fa next? I Im1s:.w1t0 IENNINGS, LOIS IEAN fI.oisJ VVImI'S ns-XI? Monmxm Smtv L ollofw. IENSON, IOYCE MARIE H063 WImt's next? Gulf Pnrk, Nlxssxgsrslppx. 'I'm1vIwr. IOHNSON, BONNIE MAE llohnniel WhGl':: nvxl? Montana Stan- IIIIIVIWSIIQ IILISIIIUSS AIKIIIIIIIISTIHIIOII. M -3 'N f 'RM 'U 'Q l 'f. IOHNSON, COLLEEN RAE Uohnniel VX'I1fx :: nr-xt? IIm1:, 17.- IONES, CONSTANCE EILEEN fConniel VVI1r1Y':: 1wx'? Sfxvuxrxzx-xxtw Iwxxlfu 4'ulIw1f'. E-11 '1f1111v-Vt-1, 1'-ill! IONES. WILLIAM HAROLD IBIIIJ VVEwx2'::1g.'x':3 A'c1E11rw11x1 If-A ,-:mn IU DGE, TEHRANCE PATRICK lTerryJ 'Wlnfxilr m+1'? R71I1.vlIL'1IIf-lf. I. If'I1 1I11' KENNEY. FRANKLIN LANIS lI.unnyJ X'.'I1f11:, In-xt? Nrxvwl Il Emryl Xt I'v'I11::w NAHx:aIm:1-1'm:, !'. C' 4Wx'Im-f:'K1Ix I-wwiflx, KING, CAROLYN MAY fCcrolynJ W'!m1':s Iwxf? Mormiuwm S-mtv Ciullwfqrx Ixxfvrlor dowmfxtm. PAGE TWIINTY-THRIII KUCHENBROD. RONALD L. tliookj Whot's next? Denver UI1lVOI'SllY. LAMB, EARL BENIAMIN lBennyJ Wl1ot's next? Carroll Colleqe. LANDRY. MARY LOU CPunkJ WlxC1t's next? Medlvcrl secretory. LANNING. MARION LEITH tMorionJ Wlmt's next? Northern Montana College Teacher. LEA. ROBERT EDMUND Wrapper Boht Whr1t's next? Work. LICHTWARDT, NANCY ANN tNcmceD Whctt's next? Woshlnqton State College, Home eronormrs. PAGE TWENTYYFOUR Seniors KINSEY, MARY LEE CMary Leoj Whct's next? Secretory. KNEEDLER, PATTI E. lBettsJ WIIUTIS next? Montcmo State College, KOCKLER, GERALD L. tlerryl VVhctt's next? Work, KOKORUDA. PATRICIA A IPL!!! WhGt's next? Work. KRETZER, SARA IANE lSuri Loul WIIGIIS next? College. KRUSE. MYRNA MARIE lMyrncj VVhQt's next? Waves, NN Q1 jf 4 gt, 4 IL Seniors LIEDLE, AFTON LORRAINE fljedj Whats next? College. LIEDLE, LESTER LESLIE tLesJ Wlmt's next? Work. LINDSTROM, ERIC EVERETT tllricl Whc1t's next? Wheaton College, Illtnots, Merltrlne. LIPES. IANICE NAN tNcmicel What's next? Sevtvlniry. LOUGRIDGE, EVERETT A. tBloodl Wlmt's next? College. Buslness admlnxstratxon. MADDIO. IACK PIO tluckl Wlmt's next? Helens BUSINESS College. CoInIne1't'1fJl. Q . 'l Ls agp-. 's MANLY, MARIAN O. lMcu'ianl Whot's next? Umverslty ot lndta. New Delhi. MANSON, GARY ALLAN tMunsel What's next? Carroll College. Sellmq. MARONEY, GEORGIA ANN lGeoJ Wl1at's next? Carroll Colleqe. MARTIN, MARY IANE E. Ueunil Wlf1at's next? Montana State College. RGdlO, MASON, BURNETA MAY tBor0 What's next? Honsewlte. MCCULLOUGH, MARY M. CMikel Wltat's next? Montana State- University. Stenoaraphcvr. PAGE TWENTYAFIVI 1 3 .NX MILCH, GAIL MARLENE lMilliel Whnt's next? Clvrk-typust, MILLS. THOMAS EDWARD lBudl Wlmt's nnxt? Montfmn F-Into Untverstty, Pls-r't1'1t'c1l mmttwerx MITCHKE, BEVERLY RAE lBevj Whnfs nnxt? Cnrroll Llntlrfwtye. lttbmtxtmy tt-wtttxolouy. MOORE. MARY LOU KLulusJ Wltr1t'snvx1? S-m'x'otttt'y. MORLEY, IOLENE ANN Uol Wl1c1t'::111-xt? Fcxtloll Collmqn. Nxtrstnq. NACHTSHEIM. GEORGE H. lScraqt Whc1t's rmxt? Dvnver Colleqe. Accountnnt, PAGE TWENTY-SIX Seniors MCDONALD, CAROL ANN lCm'oU Whu s ne:-xi? Cotleqe. Bt1:11nQsS tenvhtntg. MCHUGH. TOM GRADY CBuMermill-0 Wl1f1t's next? Montana Stnto Collwwo. Dcurymun, MEHUS, VERA IOY Weraj Whats next? Collage. MEIIA, MARION MARCELLE lMarcyj WttC1t'5 next? Work, MERCER, MARLENE ANN lMercJ VVhc1l's next? Vtlmshtnqton State Colteqe. MEHGENTHALER, MILDRED lMickeyl WhGt's next? Montana State- Colleqef. Seniors NELSON, ROBERT DONALD fNelIyl VVt1Gt'S noxt? Sftlwsxunn. NICKOVICK, WILLIAM LEE fNiI!y Nick, VVt1nt's rwxl? USAF. NOEL, BETTY IEANNINE tLil' Noell Whats next? St. Eltznbe-th's, Wush. Nursv. NORTHAM. BEVERLY IEAN fBevJ Whats next? Mouttltm Stutw College. Uotttnt hyqlmttst. NOVAK, FRANCES ELSIE flfrancet Wht:T's uvxt? Typist. O'CONNOR. IIM FRANCIS tlimt Wtuxt's twxt? Umtvd Stqtma Navy. tl, 'Z Nr . 3 J., I Z O'LEARY, LEE ERNEST 1MighIy Mousel XVht1t's next? United States: Nfrvy. PADBURY. GEORGE W. Uerryt Wt1t1t':sl1c1xt? Moutumx Strtto Umvrgrstty. Inwyor, PALMER, GAII. MARIE QChickl Wlmt's next? Montrtnfl Stutp Colloqt-. Runvhlmq. PEDERSON, BONNIE GAIL lPetej Whnt's next? Work. PEEK. IAMES MERRELL tlimt Whut's nvxt? Mont:xnfxStt'1tvUmvr-xstty. Flsh cmd Ccxttto Fon-:st Sorvtvv. PEEL, HELEN IUANITA QNHGI WhC1t's next? Montmm State Umvmrstty. Iournnlxsm. PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PREBIL, WILLIAM DONALD tDonJ Whctt's next? Mechaniv. PHENTICE. DANIEL S. fDan'D What's next? Lewis and Clark Colleqe, Portland, Ore. Teavhmq. RAUE. DAN HAY lliastusj Wliat's next? Work, REARDON, TIMOTHY V. t'I'imJ What's next? Air Force. RICKER, PHIL BEDDING fllickj What's next? Montana State College. ROBERTS. WILLIAM A. tRiPJ What's next? Montana State College. Business administration. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Seniors PENCE, ROBERT KAIN CBobD What's next? Montana State College Chemical enqineer. PEOPLES, DONALD A. lDonl What's next? Radio operatinq. PEUHA, DONNA LEE fDonnal What's next? Montana State College Business. PEWITT, CHARLES A. CChuckJ What's next? United States Navy. POE. NETTIE MARIE fNelJ What's next? Clerkinq. POOHE, IAMES Pl-IILLIP tliml What's next? Pacific Lutheran, Park- land, Wash. Diesel enqineerinq. U4 me Seniors ROBINSON. KEITH EDWIN lRobbiel WImt's next? lhrroll Collvqo. Fora-astry. RODOCAY, ARLENE MARIE fBulchJ Wlmfs nvxl? Carroll Colloqef. Nursmq. RODOCAY, EILEEN LAVANE lPumpkinJ XN7hut'S uPx1? Sipnoqruphor. ROGERS, SALLY ANN fBubblesJ What's next? Ecxstvrn Monlcmu Colle-qv. Commerrml Grtlsal. ROMAN, MARY LOUISE lRomel Whc1t's next? Stvnoqrcphe-1: SAARI, CAROL ANN KAnnl Whcxt's ue-xt? Svureflnry. SANGRAY ANDREW lRandI N mf me XV' An Form SASS DOROTHEA IUNE Doi I 'mt nv:-X7 no gruphf SAUNDERS BARBARA ANN fBcxrbJ 7 mt N'On1urm Stun Umvf r::1ty. dl In 010: SHELTON. NANCY SUE fNanceD VI.'Imt's nex ? Umvmslly of Ccillfmmvl Ins Amp nz SHERIFF, RICHARD . fRussI 'WIMIVS nvxt? College. Pllyswrxl odufntlcm. SHOPE, IOYCE MARIAN IIOYCSJ Whcxfs nex1? Montana Stulo Collr-qr-. Art. PAGE TWENTYNINIY QS' Seniors SIEWERT. CINCOONA Y. tCindyJ WT1nt's next? Work. SINCLAIR, DONNA MARIE tDonnul VJhc1t's next? Montana State College, Home econonncs. SLAVENS, MYRNA MAE lMyrnieJ WhGt's next? Clertcnl work. SMIDT, DONALD RAYMOND Clionesj Whf1t's next? Colle-qe. Encnnefer. SMITH. CONRAD C. Y W' fCcnrmdl WImt's next? Work. SMITH, TRECIA ANN tTerryQ Whnt's next? Eastern Montrtrm Collfr-qv. SMITH. WlLLIAM EARL tl-Iigh Pocketsl Wtllt':1nwxt? Yrxrlttt'-x. SMOLE, ANTHONY BERT tTonyJ Wlml':: next? Alr lvorro und?-t. 'iff SPANGRUDE. GEORGE H. fGiGiJ Wl1.1t'snr1xt? Mmntnnn State Coltf-QQ, Wttdtttsl rxtrtltntryvzllwlxt. SPURZEM, LENORE FAY tGingerJ Wh:1t's nctxt? Not thorn Mon Iunu Calla Elernvntmy tw1'11'1-1. STADHEIM. SANDRA fsandyl Whut's next? Monttntq State Collmzo, HOIIIP C'L'OI1OIllll S. STANIGER. CAROLY ANN tCurolyJ Wtmt's next? Montfnm State Untverslty. PAGE THIHTY Q31 L if S cniors STARZ. NAN LOU QNanJ V.'?w1'p.:1'x A NIH .T . STICKNEY. BETTY LUCILLE IBeNyJ VX ?:.1'.1x-'x'T 151-':1H1Izg': I. SWANSON, RALPH BRUCE 1BruceJ W. lm' :. uwxi? x'.1I1wHLXs!If-A: XXX IL lllhw SYNNESS, JOHN HARLAND Ilohnniel NN'lmt':- nwxt? k'.uyvx11wI THAYER, LENA MAE QLenniel 'A'Y1nZ:11xvx!? l'.1xmVlL'.uNlmz. TICHENOR, ROBERT W. lliohl H V f fy Mlm' az rwxl? UullvdS!1'w:1AII1ly TICHENOR. GORDON K. KGordon1 w TOMPKINS THOMAS IOHN fTomJ TRUSWELI., DOROTHY . Do! VAN DIEST, STANLEY G. lS1anj WALLACE. ROSE MARIE nz- IRosieJ WARD, STEVEN DALE fRuq-Muni VAK SIX 'I'HIH'I'Y f 'NI t t mf.. t A , t , ,, '5- ,I WILLIAMS, KENNETH R. tlledt Whatls noxt? U, S. Navy, WILLIAMS, SYLVIA ELLEN tslickl What's next? Montano State Universxty. Interior dm-orattnq, WILLIAMS, GWEN WORK tGwenD What's next? Honsowtfe, WILSON, MARILYN ANN tWi11yJ Whnt's next? Secretary. WORK, GORDON LYLE tGordonQ Whats next? Untted States Army. WOODS, DOLAHES DAHI. CDO Dot What's next? Montnnu State Collc-qv, Mr-t'c'l1und1s1na. PAGE THIRTY-TWO Ie ff Mg, Seniors WEISS, EDWARD F. tfidl Whats next? Montana State Umversxty. Forestry, WELCH, CATHERINE A. tCussiej What's next? Montana State Colleqo, Narslna. WENDEI., MARY ARLENE tPoodyj Whats next? Montana Stato Colle-ae. Home eronomms. WHITE, LAURIN LEWIS tLuurinJ What's next? Montana State Unlvorsnty. Law. WIXSON, PAULINE fPaulJ Whats next? Sefretory. WILKINS, ROSALIA LOIS tRosulic1J Transfer from VIf'fOTV1IIF', Calxt., and left before school Closed to return to Clutt- forma, ' 11,113 f Seniors WRIGHT, IOHN PRESTON YAEGER, IEAN MARIRN ZIESMAN, MARVA ZUELKE, EARL CHARLES lTinyJ Uecxnnie Neull Wh 113: HUM? fzulksl X'x'M.xi:211-EXW Vflmtk m'1x1? Hmxxmlmkn-1, 'J'.7lmf': zu-x'? ff1ki1O'!IViUllI1 I Ur11x'w1Sxl',' ci VV:1Sl11xmIOu. M'v1xV::1z'z f'1-:H L 111-'If-. f'w1zn1nf1w.1i AM. l'f!11'Iv'! ,-:N wrt, Central School Graduates 1950 - .V '1 il XO' ,cl PAGE THIRTY-THRTTII Rotary Representatives ,wr Russ Sheriff Don Smidt Dcm Hermes Rand Scmqray Every year the senior boys choose nine members of the senior class to represent Helena l-liah at the weekly Rotary Club meetings, each to attend for a rnonth. Since there was a tie between Dan Hames and Rand Sanqray, both attended the meetings in May. lt is traditional for the student body president and senior class president to attend the first two months. PAGE THIRTY-FOUR Eric Lindstrom Dave Burgcn Dan Prentice Iohn Howard Ierry Huslip Charles Bentz DAR Girl TB ECIA SMITH CLAUDIA HARDY Every year the Daughters of the American Revolution presents an award to one girl in the Senior class. This award is given in recognition ot the girl's dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. To be named D. A. R. Girl is among the highest honors a senior girl can receive. The senior girls elected these three girls, Trecia Smith, Gretchen Huber and Claudia Hardy, to receive this honor. Prom the three the taculty named Claudia. 1-r GRHTCHEN HUBER PAGE THIRTY-FIVE Honor Roll lTop Twenty Students by Rankl Mike Billings Diann Cleveland Dave Burgan Nancy Lichtwardt Margaret Brake Georgia Maroney Cassie Welch Mildred Mergenthaler Chuck Bentz Ann Saari Marian Manly Gretchen Huber Gwen Williams Don Smidt Iuanita French Bruce Swanson Trecia Smith Ieannie Io Duncan Connie Cannon Sheila Andre Scholarships There are many scholarships available to eligible seniors this year. Besides the ones listed, many students took scholarship tests from the school they were interested in. The University of Montana makes available scholarships to high-ranking seniors. The scholarships can be used at any of the divisions of the Greater University of Montana and are for various amounts. The Elks scholarship, awarded by the local BPOE chapter of Helena, consisted of fifty dollars first prize, twenty-five dollars second prize and fifteen dollars for third. The Catholic boy with the highest average is presented a scholarship from Carroll College. lf he does not wish to use it, it goes to the next highest. High School Week in Bozeman, sponsored by MSC, is open to the twenty seniors with the highest averages and who are able to attend. During the Week, tests for achievement and aptitude are given. High School Week was April 29, 30 and May l. For science students, the Bausch and Lomb science award is presented to the most outstanding science student throughout high school. This year Montana State University gave scholarship tests to seniors in the state and awarded 12 full fee for one year scholarships to the top ranking people. PAGE THIRTY-SIX t img WW' ,- tn. 1. Salutatorian Dave Burgan was salutatorian ot the class of 1954 with an average of 4.86. Dave was one ot the most active boys in school participating in many varied activ- ities. He was representative of his junior class and president ot his senior class. Dave was president ot Honor Society and Latin Club and was also editor of the 1954 Vigilante. He was on the Nugget statt and in Quill and Scroll, a Rotary representa- tive, was in student council, and in Boys' H-Club. Last summer he attended Boys' State and played Legion baseball. Despite his numerous activities Dave managed to maintain a high scholastic average. Valedictorian Mike Billings led the graduating class of 1954 with a scholastic average of 4.88. Mike was the first boy who has been valedictorian in the last tour years. Dur- ing his tour years in HHS, Mike was in student council, Latin Club, Nugget staff, and was vice president of Honor Society in his senior year. Mike also ranked high in the National Honor Society tests taken in his senior year. His brilliance in work and his eagerness to render service on any job should make HHS proud of its valedictorian. PAGE THI RTY-SEVEN Boys' State Boys' State nieets eacli year at Western Montana College in Dillon for the purpose of giving boys a better understanding of good citizenship and governmental procedure. Fifteen boys are selected by the faculty to represent Helena High. Ttiey are sponsored by civic organizations. tqgiwrman SJ if Front, left to right: Dick Haines. Ierry Huslip, Dave Burgan: back: Bill Gilbert, Tom DeYounq. Girls' State Good citizensliip and the way ot our government is taught at Rocky Mountain College in Billings to girls selected from all over the state ot Mon- tana. Eacli spring the faculty nominates several girls irom which tour are elected by the junior girls, two to attend and two as alternates. They are spon- sored by civic organizations and are sent in the middle ot Iune. ew MMD' Left to right: Ioyce Shope, Gretchen Huber. Pauline Bushnell, Claudia Hardy. PAGE THlF.'I'Y-NIGHT 'L 1 H 4 QQ, . ' Ml .M 4'- :w. ' - Q 'K X ,. SENl.0RylLALE-ii M6NT. A: K 'W 'if Q ' Sopnomofze-ri9wfW,N? 4 55555 6guM'f'E3 mm I Sl-a MA1u BuQg M0535 ' ,Mu.s5 up Y X x ' K . Q Q A x , N 0 ZW 1? cz 619191110 J A- ' QV 4, O 1 6 S k gs WI wk 1: I , x' X N Y K 5 Q of xx, lqg! X x Q Ni? ff 'W 1' ..: 12-4 ' , Y bfqifm , 'D f,... ,-, W if'- 5 X ...... n ., A. . -V., lg- Q., v- .- H ,, , . 1 . . - ' A f Q A- ,lu Q11--:g5,,.3 i I- .l-WT. -G, .' , 1 1, 41 ifgpe,?QA53f,1iqQAnugf, :- 1'--' f ' I 1 V' 11-1 ' y:ea.f,:fe- --. L v '- V 1 5, ' , ' 'wh-N ' ' V V 'X .R 5 'wPiy-: Huis ,1 ..- 5 i1 ,gli ann PAGE FORTY Junior Class Officers Front, left to right: lim Kelly. vice president: Gary Fellbcum, president: back: Ioan Barker. treasurer: Bobbie Mihelich, secretary: Donna Gregor. representa- tive. Active in many clubs and organizations, the class of '55 is ready to assume the reins of leadership of the school. They were led by Ed Cameron, Gary Fellbaum, Bev Berq, Ieannette Wertz and Ginny lohnson as green freshmen. left Condon, Helen Morrison, Io Watts, Bonnie Norlina and Norm Gray led them to a successful, cleverly decorated sophomore dance. South Pacific was the theme of their successful Prom which was set beautifully in the South Sea islands. They are spon- sored by Miss Ramey, Mrs. Williams and Mr. Fiske. Ioyce Beaver Beverly Berg Leon Billings Ioe Blazma Larry Borsberry Darlene Breckon lim Breslin Kathleen Bronson Bill Brown Betty Burrell C lei! Condon Bill Copenhaver Ed Cottrill Sonia Cronin Dave Dale Dave Dandro Donna Dariler Fredella Day Carol DeBree Art Donovan N me 'R Y Juniors Raedyn Anderson Shari Anderson Betty Babcock Ioyce Babcock Virginia Bacon Ianet Bader lim Baker George Baldwin Ioan Barker Harry Bamett Ardiss Butler Ed Cameron Allan Carlson Iim Carpenter Bruce Casebolt Alice Chaney Donna Clausen Prudy Clemo Io Anne Cochran Marian Collishaw sw- V,- 4 5 1 -S 5 PAGE FORTY-ONE Margery Fleisner Donna Fuller Charles lohnson Eleanor Iohnson Marlene Iones PACE FORTY-TWO Carole Flotlin Kathryn Fox Margaret Frank Lanny I-'red Iames Gibson Norma Grandy Norman Gray Donna Gregor La Vay Iohnson Virginia Iohnson Ianet Iones Gary Knight Thomas Kockler Emest Kradolier Tom Landry '-- 'E QQ Juniors Donna Downs Howard Dunn Earl Duval Iack Dwyer Gerald Early Catherine Edwards Frank Ensign Benda Evans Gary Fellbaum Connie Fisher Lorna Haley Ruth Hall Grace Hamlin Ed Hartman Connie Haynes Don Hoiiman Pat Hopkins Donald Humphrey Frank lnnocci Mary Ellen Iverson Juniors Marlene Lurock Dianne Liedle Kenneth Lynn Annetta Maddux Kaye Martin Renne McCarty Heather McLeod Anne McMenamin Roberta Mehelich Marguerite Miller Laura Olson Margaret Osbome Enid Overturf Charles Padbury Irma Paubandt Carol Personette Michael Price Icmet Real Gerry Reardon Gary Rekstad V Phil Mills Clinton Moqa Frank Montibeller Phil Mooney Anne Morrison Helen Morrison Art Neill Richard Nelson Bonnie Norlinq Mike O'Connell i'A-W, .HQ Lee Reynolds Marion Rieqel Arlee Roberts Donna Robertson Mitzi Rodocay Pat Rogan Chuck Rude Gary Schmidt Iirn Schneider Leon Schneider PAGE FORTY-THREE X, Pat Stewart Frances Stockdale Sheldon Stoner Delores Sturn Irene Stum Annette Taylor Mary Lou Tillo Lorraine Tintinger Peggy Toman Pat Trainer Lorna Wittmere Iuniors seek advice about their future careers. PAGE FORTY-FOUR Juniors Sandra Schofield Russell Scow Donna Severtson Billie lean Sloan Ierry Small Iim Smart Lorraine Smith Dick Soll Carole Steck Alan Stewart Roger Tucker Io Ann Turner Gregory Van Voast Iohn Weiser Carolyn Wells Ieannette Wertz Myma Winkler Wanda Wokasch Diana Wooten Gerald Zachary ,. Pr 1v'f ' Pvvwww-14-.'5H ' T W T ! ' gg' ? ' V 'T 'ff'-1251? ,-tix! 2 5. e 0 vFSi?f SEi5M N, A .. 4, my I iff, fx QC 1 dp I 5 X Q4 X . X WA X f ,X , t ,L .11 , ' K . WN. ' X ' f fi 9 1' f' V sl ' . , gxxy lafe I5 cz Jcsf, 1 q,W An Z Y g -. 2 YH, , 1-Q. PAGE FORTY-SIX Sophomore Class Officers V k Front, left to right: Toni Gelhausen. representative: Linda Carlson. secretary: back: Ierry Nelson. president: Neill Curtis. treasurer: Bob Rudio. vice president. The clcrss of '56 qot into the swing of things this yeor. Welcome Freshmen was the theme of their sophomore dcrnce and C111 the trosh got in free. Under President Ierry Nelson, they qot the boil rolling for or teen center. They were led by Gerry Doy, Roberto Mc1cLeon, Mimi Buterbcxuqh, Marlene Sdnqrcty ond Connie Anderson os freshmen. They ore sponsored by Miss Greene, Mrs. McCarthy ond Mr. Coppious. 1 if S-I Q 1 . . 3 X XA' av w ? Q Tony Barbour Sara Bassett William Bausch Bob Bayles De Ann Beauchamp Nancy Beaver Gale Beedle Iohn Bennitt Roberta Blakely Gary Blewett Verna Brown Iudy Browning Barbara Burr Mimi Buterbauqh Bob Carbis Iohn Carlson Linda Carlson Myron Carroll Harry Child Paul Collins s... If Sophomores Alberta Albright Iudy Allen Connie Anderson Ianet Anderson Darlene Armstrong Emily Bach Gary Bacon Forrest Baertsch Bonnie Bailey Rose Marie Bailey Ioanne Blixt Lyle Bompart Robert Bouley Robert Braun Mary Brilakis Bill Brinck Bob Brooks Edith Brown Iames Brown Nona Brown PAGE PORTYFSEVEN Wayne Delude Agnes Duke Dorothy Duke Lyle Dunlop Shirley Dwyer Ierry Eaton Katy Erickson Carol Finley Phyllis Fiske Kay Fitzpatrick Ed Hamlin Rosalie Hamm Deloris Hargrove Iulie Harris Alice Henry Donna Henry Wanda Hibarger Iames Hill Larry Hillebrecht Dixie Hoiland PAGE FORTY-EIGHT Sophomores Norma Conner Helen Copenhaver Carol Cowqer Marian Cramer Marcia Crawford Rose Crouch Carol Cummings Neil Curtis Frank Dalhausen Gerry Day Iudy Forde Kenneth Freseman Marlyn Fuller Donald Gage Toni Gelhausen Blanche Grieve Michael Griffith Sabra Guthrie Iean Hallberq Donna Halverson Sopliomores Donna Hollenback Iune Howard Louise Innocci Leslie Iackson Ronald Iacobson Eli Iohnson Larry Iohnson Donald Iones Ardeth Keller Harold Kelsh duff x fx v 'W A ,.., Bill Korizek l ,A W Margaret Kramer Iim Krieger , 2 Bill Kuehn 1 Madeline Lea l i xx? ' Lorraine Lehieldt Roger Leibrand Bob Logan Dianne Luchetti Gayle Lundgren Lee Kenny Tom Kindrick lim Kington Al Kim Bob Kim Otto Klein Gwen Klickmcm Dave Kneedler Ed Knox Geraldine Kokoruda Riff Kenneth Luntsiord lean Manly Yvonne Martin Irene McCoy Ioan McGuin Murray McNeil Aurora Mendez Ronald Miller Iuanita Moore Bill Morton PAGE l-'OR'l'YvNlNE Fl 9 . Y, lr' PAGE FIFTY Glenn Porter Roger Porter Ioe Rankin Clarice Raymond Io Ann Risan Bob Roberts Iim Roberts Pat Roberts Barbara Robinson Gerry Robinson Marlene Sanqray Maribeth Schmitz Barbara Schopfer Barbara Sherman lane Shope Carol Sinclair Sharon Skor Mike Small Elvin Smith Iackie Smith Sophomores Dale Mullen Beatrice Myles Charles Myrick Ierry Nelson Carol Nachtsheim Carol Norseth Iean O'Leary Bob Ogren David Petek Bob Peterson T7 A Frances Romberg Lynn Rossiter Beverly Routzahn Bob Rudio Bob Russ lean Saari Ioan Saari Millicent Sadler Adona Samuels Doris Schimpf to 'lisp --49 Sophomores Lorna Smith Deanna Southwicl-c Sheri Sowles Mae Spurrier Lloyd Stagg Florence Stansel Iere Sullivan Rosalie Swanson Ernie Swartz Gary Thronson Ioan Widdiscn Dick Williams lim Wilson Karen Wilson Linda Wohl Shirley Wolle Carol Wood Annette Zuelke Tom Duliy lane Glasby Iunie Tipton Bob Todd Iim Tompkins Tommy Trainer Colleen Trinder Virginia Van Drunen Wayne Van Voast Bill Vollmer Ann Wells Granger Whitney Custodians Swain and Bailly Busy Sophomores PAGE FIFTY-ONE i r 1. lust hanqin' around. 2. 4-H Clubbers in Bozeman. 3. Huh! 4. Student body officers. 5. Io Anne. Bonnie. Patty and Ioan. PAGE FIFTY-TWO B. Dig that Roman! 7. Little Billy. a champ even then 8. Pals? 9. They were't always seniors. 10. Frankenstein? No. Hames! WPQSXXMWV 'I N I , , S !zA f 116 'X ' 6crczm2lf.lcf2 igff L M A X X? 'X f f 5. C Q K ...M-ni PAGE FIFTY-FOUR Freshman Class Officers Front, left to right: Icxe Retz, secretary-treasurer: Alan Stratton. president: buck: Robert Cooney, vice president: Eldon Pickering. representative. This green class of hard workinq frosh entered Helena High with over 250 members. They soon became acquainted with the ways of HHS and have become prominent members of the school. in the fall they put on a freshman party for their class, which is sponsored by Miss Giese, Miss Morse and Mr. Sprinkle. X..- x C 57- tw-Vi Kaye Bailey Bonnie Baker Fred Bakke Darlene Ballard Rosalie Ballard Phil Barbour lack Barnes George Bassett Pat Bauer Shirley Beaver Clayton Sparrow Lorraine Brown go - Bob Bryant ' Bob Budke Sandra Byrne 1 ,A -1 5, Pete Carkulis Penny Carson leanette Carver Bob Cashmore Susan Castles inn' Freshmen Alvin Aavedal Iim Adair Ianet Adams Gay Anders Dick Anderson Connie Andreasen Ronnie Andridqe Carol Anthony Fred Bader Carolyn Baertsch Betty Best Bill Betzner Dan Bieri Ioe Blackmer Don Blixt Art Bourquin Charles Bozdoq Barbara Baclreberq Tom Brackman Barbara Brandt PAGE FIFTY FIVE Freshmen lean Chivers Pat Christiansen 'SX Bob Churchwell N Gloria Clark Theodore Clearman , 5: , W Gary Cloninger ' Q' ' .. Q., Iohn Cloud 7 X x Ioan Coleman j I '1' ' F' Barbara Condon 4' X 7 P M if. P A 5 1 Robert Cooney U gf . it x Terry Copenhaver Iames Cottrill Lorraine Couey Clifford Cox Donna Creer Franklin Culver Sharon Cummings David Cunningham Darrell Curren Ronald Dalley Qi 1 .sg - RX, Ierry Dunlop Pauline Early Iames Easbey Iohn Fleming Molly Fleming Marlene Foley Eleanor Foster Keith Foster Sharon Fulbright Eugene Gage PAGE FIFTY-SIX x' .M ,Q K, H H ' Q-Wag e s Q, '1 N. Terry Dagenais Ronald Davidson Helen Day Shirley Dearing Robert DeGooyer Neal DeLude Charles Dickert Ioyce Dickert Lola Domer Ioyce Dudley l ,ff r-15 N- 13,51 Aff A F s' 9' Freshmen Charles Gier Barbara Gloege Willie Gough Gerfrude Grosiield Lynn Halverson Virginia Hand Shirley Harvey Edward Hazen Roberi Heath Ieanice Helland Dorothy Iones Pat Iones Sheila Kenncm Korene Kennaugh Iudy King George Knop Gene Kockler Iohn Kuenning Ioan LaFromboise David Lake Cliiiord Hiatt Georgia Hoilrnan Patsy Holsclaw Delores Huber! Lynne Hull Nancy Hunt Peggy Home Ierry Home Dorothy Isham Marian Iames ,4 Q , fxi rxx rs awk Richard Lcxrock Charles Lawrence Iohn Lee Robert Lemire Delores Linebarger Charles Lippert Bill Long Iohn Lyndes Vincent Maddio Bill Madison TA ', E IVFTY-SEVEN Freshmen Dwayne Manson Pat Marlow Charlotte Mason Margaret Ann Mason Iohn Matthews Ierome Maltice Harold Maltocks Charles McLane Robert McMillan Helen Meyer Virginia Mougeot Kenneth Neill Madeline Nettleton Suzanne Nelson Nancy Nelson Virqa Noland lune Nordahl Thelma Norseth William Novak Bob Ohnstad Freshmen Sondra Price Billy Radke Donna Ramsey Iae Retz Iudy Retz Ioan Reynolds Duane Rhinehart Sharon Ricker Laverne Roberts Sandra Rogers IoAnn Sloan Dave Smith Harvey Smith Doug Sowles Roc Brierly Lynn Stagg Evelyn Stanghill Les Stewart Alan Stratton Iohn Stuart Pat Roman Larry Roy Iay Rummel Robert Samson Alex Sandru Verna Scow Ion Schwelel Terry Screnar Gary Sewell Fem Siewert Michael Susaq Darlene Tichenor Ray Traynor Roger Tucker Clifford Van Engen Norman Warren Michael Webber Sharon Weed Kathleen Weiss lane Wendel PAGE FIFTY-NINE PAGE SIXTY Lillian Zagazon Freshman classes hard at work! Freshmen lim White Ann Williams Bob Williams Ierry Williams lim Williams Liane Wills Marlene Wills Dick Wing Lawrence Wolfe Robert Wright Bin Memoriam 0 FRANK MIRACLE 1939-1954 0 Iesus said: I crm the resurrection and the life: he that believeth in me though he were dead yet shall he live. L ,.' :TY jf? 'Qu fc wa-' -, ,uh Lx fu' 45,4 . , I ' 'iff A- ,, ' 'vf 9-PT'-' .Ayn fgr-f I H '- '. . -e, .-'.i-.'vJ :. ,. , ,.,g.-, . . '1,:f Ngiff 4 j . . ,uv .- -, . L2'2'.-'f'?3gi,:v.sd ' ' ' 3 , ,Ah . , N 44.7 .9 :Sw . L . If ,, L E . ' , 2 . ,- A,-, -EW 'ia' , is ,wx ' F f- i ,L 1' ,U K ' i- 7. f v x N 1 -3 A -1 1- ,J mf.-'N'I'a-f 1 EF ' f J 4 ' 5 1 f I. V15 17 'Php Q 14 1 ' 1 ..,. , ,V ,K 7 ' i. W lv , , a -V? S 1, N1 N. b JA - X ng, r I f ,K X ik f 4 A j -1, K Q, V 4 ,V I 51 2.1 I if .dx ' 'ax 'K ix- fr Q, J' X 'Q ff A :Z ' J lb- f 45' V -. 1 . -'I f' w - -.- ' lx . fm Y.-ff pf , 5 6,334- , li. ,,,f' : V ...,7,.1.V,1A ,.,l,. -,a. 1. 1. 1 --,f1iF Lf. 'J f' - 5-, '. iff .fi 11. ' -111' -. 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They meet bi-weekly :uid discuss lhe problems ond crffdirs of the school. ldeos for lllll'JTOVlllQ the school and the activities ore brouqht in by the representatives from their home rooms. These ore brouqht up cmd discussed cmd if necessary comntlttees are rrprtoirited to further the ideas cmd if possible carry out the plan. Mr. Peek represents the faculty at these meetings. lst row Klelt to riqhtj: Toni Gelhausen, Tom DeYounq, Mickey Mergenlhaler. Eric Lindslrom. Pauline Bushnell, Hand Sanqray, Donna Gregor, Eldon Pickering: 2nd row: Marlene Foley, Enid Overturl. Rony Goldhera, Iim Schneider. lelf Condon. Charles Padbury, Wayne Van Voast, Tony Barbour, Ken Neill, Carolyn Wells, Mary Iean Marlin: 3rd row: David Morgan, Ben Notti, Pal Stewart, Marian Manly, Clayion Sparrow, Dick Anderson, lane Glasby, Beverly Houizahn, Io Ann Cochran, Marilyn Wilson, Iudy Browning, Iudy Ford, Ieannice Helland. fm J' 5 rm, I lst row lleft lo riqhllz Sabra Guthrie, Toni Gelhausen, Roc Brierly, Rand Sangray, Eric Lindslrom, Tom DeYounq, Pauline Bush- nell, Florence Slansell: 2nd row: Pele Carkulis, Iohn Lyndes, Alex Sandru, Ed Cameron, leli Condon, lack Howard, Neill Curlis, Tom McHugh, Iohn Benniti: 3rd row: Shirley Dwyer, Ioan Anders, Sara Bassetl. Marsha Crawford, Mike O'Ccnnell. Merlyn Butler, Granger Whitney, lean Manly, Ioan Barker, lane! Iones, Linda Carlson. l'Ai2lI SIXTY-'l'HHlIll Executive Board A brunch oi th Student Council, the Executive Board is kept busy pre! pctrinq the school colendor, worlcinq out closs problenis ond requlotinq club rneetincgs ond socicil events. The board consists ol one representotive from eoch closs together with the student body officers. Mr. Peek sponsors the qroup. Isl row, leh lo right: Mickey Merqenthaler, Rand Sanqray, Pauline Bushnell, Eric Lindstrom: 2nd row: Toni Gelhausen, Tom DeYounq. Donna Gregor, Eldon Pickering. DECA Only one yectr old in Helena l-liqh School, DECA is one ot the rnost crctive orqonizotions in the school. Sponsored by Mr. Robinson, it is mode up ot the students who ore in the cofopercttive port time program. Sponsored CI line Hi-links dcrnce in lonuory ond were hosts to the stote DECA convention held in April. Gary Monson, locol president, served os state president this yeor. The club olso sent several delegates to the notional convention in Son Antonio. zu 1 ' str ..,. i f 5 5 ,..,. i S I E 5 1 gi , s Left to right: lo Anne Howard, Connie Haynes, Iudy Halverson, Marlene I.aRock, Sonny Easbey, Do! Truswell, Gary Manson, Donna Peura, Arlene Rodocay, Ben Lamb, Darlene Liable, Marilyn Wilson, Steve Ward, Marva Ziesman. Harry Barnett, Eleanor Muruski, Mary Roman, Delores Woods, Sheila Andre. Ianice Lipes, Don Fournier, Pat Trainer, Beverly Northam, Sally Rogers, Cincoona Siewert, Nettie Poe. PAGI' SIXTY-FUUH ational Honor Society Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the aualitics necessary to be eligible tor National l-lonor Society. Each spring tive ner cent ol the iunicrr class are voted upon by the faculty. The iollowing iall ten per cent ol the same class are elected. The organizations only way to make money tor pins and certificates is the annual publication ot Pannings . The society is sponsored by Miss Kirkpatrick. lst row: Bruce Swanson, Eric Lindstrom, Dave Burqan, Marian Manly, Michael Billings, Charles Bentz, Richard Bennett: 2nd row: Diann Cleveland, Barbara Everett, Mildred Merqenthaler, Margaret Brake, Thomas DeYounq, Marian Lanning, Sheila Andre, Pauline Bushnell: 3rd row: Cassie Welch, Nancy Lichtwardt, Gretchen Huber, Iuanito French. Trecia Smith, Gail Milch. -7f77's Organized to serve the high school, the 3-7-77's sell tickets and retreshe ments at the basketball games. They usher at many other school functions including football games and plays. Every year the group buys something ior school use. A membership ol 2l is always maintained and they are spon- sored by Mr. Leger and Mr. Cappious. Not pictured: Bill Gilbert, Carol McDonald. lst row: Francis Stockdale, Marian Manly. Ioyce Shope, Sara Kretzer, Fremont Easbey, Cassie Welch, Mildred Merqenthaler, Virginia Iohnson, Ianet lones: 2nd row: Gretchen Huber. Chuck Iohnson, Rand Sanqray, Norman Gray. Ierry Haslip, Lanny Kenney, Gary Schmidt, lei! Condon. Bill Gilbert. Pauline Bushnell: 3rd row: Eric Lindstrom, Dick Bennitt. l'ACIl' lilX'l'Y l'lVlf Boys' H-Club This is the lettermen's organization. These boys have earned their H's by participating effectively in either football, basketball, track or as managers. They hold up the honor of the school in sports. Their social activities include sponsoring, with the Girls' H-Club, the annual H-Club banquet and dance. Mr. Skor is the sponsor. lst row flelt to rightl: Russ Sherill, Don Smidt, Ierry Anders, lack Howard, Bill Gilbert, Dan Prentice, Dan Hamas, Torn Mc- Hugh, Tim Conner: 2nd row: Chuck Bentz. Wayne Gibson, George Nachtsheim, Bob Finley, Bob Clark, Al Stewart. Norman Gray. Ken Bailey, Rand Sanqray, Eric Lindstrom: 3rd row: Ierry Foster, Lee O'Leary, Gary Follbaum, Boyd Burner, Bruce Casebolt, Ed Cottrill, Frank Ensign, lim Poore, Gary Schmidt, Buzz Brandt: 4th row: lim Hunt, Dick House, Bill Roberts, Art Donovan, Frank Montibeller, Ierry Haslip, lim Kelly, Dave Burqan, Gary Bacon. Girls' H-Club lt just takes a good sportswoman and 150 GAA points to become a member of Girls' H-Club. The organization helps the H-Club sponsor the H-Club banquet and dance. Each spring and late fall girls are voted into the club by members. The group is sponsored by Miss Handford. lst row: Patricia Stewart, Beverly Mitchke, Claudia Hardy, Ioy Clausen, Dorothy Truswell, Constance Cannon, Sheila Andre: 2nd row: Fredella Day, Mildred Merqenthaler, Pauline Bushnell, Ieannie Io Duncan, Charlene Kruse, Sarah Kain, Iudith Glea- son, Marlene Mercer, Marian Manly, Virginia Hambidge, Iudith Halverson, Shirley Davis, Nancy Shelton: Grd row: Cassie Welch, Barbara Saunders, Shirley Cartwright, Nancy Lichtwardt, Donna Brown, Gwen DeBar, Bonnie Johnson, Bette Kneedler, Gretchen Huber, Ioyce Shope, Betty Stickney, Joyce Iensen. PAGE SIXTY-SIX Junior-Senior GA A Row 1: Sheila Andre, Cassie Welch, Iudy Halverson, Dot Sass, Pauline Bushnell, Peggy Bevans, Nancy Shelton, Charlene Kruse, Marlene Mercer, Ioyce Iensen, Claudia Hardy, Diann Cleveland, Barbara Everett, Betty Stickney. Sandra Stadheim: row 2: Dot Truswell, Ioyce Shope, Marian Manly, Mickey Mergenthaler, Nancy Lichtwardt, Iosephine Watts, Kaye Martin, Frances Stockdale, lo Ann Cochran, Lee Hetz, Mary Ellen Iverson, Arlee Roberts, Ann McMenamin, Connie Haynes, Carole Steck, Peggy Toman: row 3: Sally Rogers, Myrna Kruse, Margaret Osborne, Billie lean Sloan, Alice Chaney, Katie Edwards, Donna Clausen, Heather McLeod, Mitzi Rodocay, Gracie Hamlin, Shari Anderson, Sid O'Malley, Ieannette Wertz, Prudy Clemo, Ginny Iohnson, Ioyce Babcock: row 4: Donna Eggan, Connie Iones, Peggy Barnes, Io Ann Barnes, Kathleen Bronson, Lorraine Smith, Kitty Fox, Anne Morrison, Gena Clark, Carol Flotlin, Bev Berg, Enid Overturl, Ginger Bacon, Dee Breckon, Helen Morrison: row 5: Trecia Smith. Marion Lanning, Betty Lou Babcock, Annetta Maddux, Marlene Iones, Gwen DeBar, Sue Campbell, Caroly Staniger, Bonnie Iohnson, Barbara Saunders, Shirley Cartwright, Donna Brown, Elizabeth Fahrner, lan Buterbaugh, Ieannie Duncan: row 6: Miss Handiord, Bonnie Pederson, Gail Palmer, Donna Dariler, Shirley Davis, Beverly Mitchke, Gretchen Huber, Bette Kneedler, Sarah Cashmere, Virginia Hambidge. Fredella Day, Eleanor Iohnson, Donna Gregor, Carolyn Wells, Sarah Kain, Connie Cannon. GAA gives girls an opportunity to belong to Girls' H-Club. lt promotes good sportsmanship and a knowledge of sports through participation in the various games, including volleyball, basketball and softball. Sponsored by Miss Hand- lord, GAA meets Tuesday nights for juniors and seniors and Thursday after- noons ior freshmen and sophomores. Freshman-Sophomore GAA l i l PAGE SIXTYVSEVEN Forensic League The speakers and debaters oi the school make up this group with Miss Marjerrison as sponsor. Any student interested in speech may become a mem- ber of this organization. They participate in the local, district and state tourna- ments, and in the American Legion original oratory contest, Knights of Pythias contest and the Iunior Chamber ot Commerce contest. lst row fleit to riqhtl: Iudy Retz, Barbara Gloege, Iudy Gleason, Eddie Knox, Ianet Dobler, Gerry Day, lean Yaeger: 2nd row: Eldon Pickering, Dick Anderson, Linda Wohl, Katie Erickson, Roger Liebrand, Butch Bioin. Thespians The Helena High School Thespians are an active group interested in play production, acting and staging techniques. They put on all the dramatic pro- ductions ot the school. They number over l2O which is the biggest single club in the United States. This year they were hosts to the state convention. lst row Cleft to riqhtj: Ruth Ann Harrer. Sara Kretzer: 2nd row: Iolene Morley. Lester Liedle, Don Hoffman, Dick Bisson, Iohn Wright, Tim Conner, Conrad Smith, Art Donovan. Trecia Smith: 3rd row: Ioyce Jensen. Connie Cannon. Gwen DeBar. Shirley Cartwright, Bonnie Iohnson, Marian Manly, Sheila Andre, Mickey Merqenthaler, Gail Palmer, Donna Peura, Bonnie Pederson. PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT Latin Club lt is necessary to maintain a straight A average the last semester of the first year of Latin or a B average the second year to become a member of Latin Club. The club holds a business meeting once a month, at which plays, games and riddles pertaining to Latin are presented. Latin Club is sponsored by Miss Greene. First row lleit to rightl: Annette Taylor, Ardeth Keller, Margaret Brake, Georgia Maroney, Mary lean Martin, Nancy Licht- wardt, Sharon Anderson, Kathleen Bronson, Annette Zuelke, Second row: Eric Lindstrom, Tom 0'Connell, Leon Billings, Michael Price, Tom DeYoung, Mike Billings, Charles Myrick, Prudy Clemo. Third row: Iudy Browning, Gwen Klickman, Sandra Schofield, Sharon Skor, Gerry Day. Alice Henry, Eleanor Iohnson, Bev Mitchke, Virginia Johnson, Yvonne Dellosier, Kathryn Fox, Bonnie Norlinq, Frances Stockdale. Spanish Club lt is a Spanish organization with the purpose of building a friendly rela- tionship among the Americas. Any student having had one year of Spanish is eligible to attain membership. The club holds its meetings once a month and is sponsored by Mr. Stafford. First row Cleft to rightl: Ed Knox, Ianet Iones, Catherine Edwards, Sabra Guthrie, Julie Harris, Bob Logan. Second row: Glen Porter. Lorraine Lehieldt, Barbara Burr, Iean Yaeger, Dick Wilson, Bob Peterson. PAGE SIXTY-NINE Photo Club Any student interested in photography may become a member oi Photo Club. The club works to give its members a greater appreciation oi the art oi picture taking and developing. Every phase ot photography is studied and taught at the meetings from taking and developing to tinting the actual picture. Bengal pencils are sold every year by the organization and an annual photography contest is being sponsored by them. Mr. Marlcin is the sponsor. i lst row llelt to riqhtlz Eldon Pickering. Myron Carroll, Neil Curtis, Charles Padbury, Ed Knox, Charles Myrick: 2nd row: Rita Beinhorn, Delores Hargrove, lack Maddio, Bob Logan, Nita Peel, Blanche Grieve, Rose Marie Wallace. Projectionists These boys give many hours of their time to show pictures to various classes. They receive a liberal education While presenting films on everything ranging from boxing to dressmakingg they experience travel to such tar-away countries as India, lapan, Tibetg they go on voyages, hunting expeditions and shopping excursions: they are valuable to the school. Mr. Markin is sponsor. lst row fleft to riqhtls Ralph Pohto, Ierry Dunlap, Robert McMillan, Roger Liebrand, Don George, Butch Bioin, Lester Liedle: 2nd row: Wayne DeLude, Bob Lemire, Robert Moe, Bobby Ohnstad, Arnold Schull, Eddie Knox, Robert Bayles, Ierry Mattice, Bill Brinck, Bill Morton, Iim Gibson: 3rd row: Bob Logan, Ernie Kradolier, Ierry Eaton, Bruce Swanson, Eli Johnson, Benny Lamb, Charles Myrick, Kenneth Lynn, Arthur Bourquin, Franz Orilofl. PAGE SEVENTY Future Homemakers of America Any girl who is taking homemaking is eligible tor membership in F. l-l. A. The members sell food at all home tootball games. Business meetings are held twice a month, at which occasional speakers or movies provide the girls with educational entertainment. They are sponsored by Miss Wohlgenarit, Row 1: Donna Sinclair, Bonnie Pederson, Io Ann Howard, Myma Kruse, Marion Lanninq, Iune Howard, Donna Darfler, Ianel lanes: row 2: Caroline Peterson, Madeline Nettleton, lean Chivers, Ianet Beal, Donna Clausen, Sonia Cronin, Marilyn Fuller, Eleanor Iohnson, Margaret Mason, Bernita Mason, Marlene Larock, Helen Paubandt, Donna Fuller: row 3: ludy Forde, Lorna Smith, Lorraine Tintinger, Carol Ann MacDonald, Ioan Coleman, Blanche Grieve. Carol Finley, Sara Bassett. Marlene Foley, Thelma Norseth, Connie Andreason, Carol Norseth. Library Staff These students give up their tree periods to do various things from house- hold duties to ottice work. ln other Words they keep the library in good running condition for the use ot the students. They are directed by Mrs. l-lowe, the librarian, who is always ready to help tind any book you may be in need ot. First row tleft to riqhtl: Donna Nordahl, Nancy Hunt, Ioan Reynolds, Ann Williams, Delores Hubert: second row: Sandra Byrne, Lou Dean Dana, Frank Smiqai, Gary Blewett, Lorraine Smith, Sondra Price. PAV ll. SSlfVlfN'l'Y 1 JN!f Office Staff lt takes steady nerves, strong legs and quick thinking to Work with the office staff. This task includes collecting slips, answering the telephone, count- ing absences, running errands, and numerous other jobs. The girls receive two and a halt credits per year tor working on this staff. 5 'P iss.. Left to right: Marilyn Fuller, Donna Fuller , Pa! Rogan, Lorraine Smith, Shirley Dearing, Nell Clausen. Myrna Winkler. Gerry Kokoruda, Nan Starz, Mae Spurrier. Cafeteria Staff Students must eat and the cafeteria staff makes it possible for them when they are unable to reach their homes at noon. Miss Fisher is the cook and these students are her assistants. They leave their classes ten minutes early in order to get the lunch all ready. Lunch is prepared every full school day. Q5-ki.: Pirltlrow Ile!! to rightl: Ethel Anderson. Diana Backeberg, Marv Whyte. Carol Wood. Rosalie Hamm: second row: Miss Fisher. C M ' aro acDonald, Marilyn Fuller, Donna Severtson. Roberta Moe. PAGE SEVENTY-TWO Drivers' Training h u-ur ,W -.4 l Left lo right: Peggy Toman, Shirley Spurzem, Blanche Grieve, Mary Brilakis, Betty Burrell, Haedyn Anderson, Charles Myrick, Iune Howard, Mary Iverson, Barbara Sherman, Laura Olson, lo Ann Cochran, Alberta Albright, Lorna Smith, Nancy Redpath, Margaret Kramer, Mr. Cappious. Drivers' Training is a one semester course taught by Mr. Cappious. it promotes safety and care-tui driving through learning and driving. Once a semester, highway tests are given by Montana highway patrohnen and licenses are awarded those students who pass the test. Drivers' Training 12nd Seme-stew Row 1: Robert Roberts. Gail Milch, Gary Thronson, Marilyn Fuller, Annetta Maddux, Margaret Osborne: row 2: Bonnie Pederson, Iudy Retz, Anne McMenamin, Sylvia Williams, Myrna Winkler, Wanda Wokasch, Lenore Spurzem, Norma Grandy. PAGE SEVENTY-'FHFIQE Vigilante Editor 1 lt took all the fine qualities including the patience that Dave had to edit this year's annual. To keep everything run- ning smoothly and get it all in on time to be printed isn't an easy job. lt takes time and hard work to edit an annual and every minute of that time counts. The hard Work that has to be done pays off at the end when the new annual is finished and it is a success as it was again this year. DAVE BURGAN Vigilante Staff The Vigilante staff is composed of students ready to work to put out a good yearbook. These students take their time to present lasting memories of classmates, activities, sports, royalty, music and drama of the 1953-54 school year. In addition to this, the staff is Working to bring a new feature to the Vigilante-a supplement featuring spring activities not in the yearbook proper. The sponsor is Miss Kirkpatrick. ii First row, left to right: Ioyce Shope, Treciu Smith, Dave Burqan, Bill Gilbert, Nancy Lichtwardt: second row: Gret- chen Huber, Marian Manly, George Nuchtsheim, Ed Knox, Shirley Cartwright, Nita Peel. PAGE SEVENTY-FOUR Business Manager Ads, ads and rnore ads are what lean- nie and her crew have been atter all year. By giving the businesses of Helena adverf tising in the annual they in return give the tinancial help needed in the producf tion ot the book. leannie did a fine job oi managing the business side ot the annual getting the ads needed in and duniniied in tinie tor publication. nf ' IEANNIE NOEL vt' we Vigilante Ad Staff The Vigilante ad staft is composed ot students who went around town soliciting ads with the thought in rnind to get bigger and better ads tor the l953-54 Vigilante. Because the ad stati had such a good town to work in the yearbook expenses will be paid. Sponsor is Miss Kirkpatrick. 'Nr' lst row tleii to riqhlj: Nita Peel. Rony Goldberg. Peggy Tomun: 2nd row: Harry Barnett. Boyd Burner, Loon Schneider PAGE SEVENTY-FIVE Nugget Editor Cassie Welch has found that it takes work, time and more work to edit the Nugget. Not only does the editor head all operations of the paper, but she must also prepare enough assignments to fill each issue, have a Wide knowledge of the various kinds of type, be able to read proof correctly and rapidly, and have the ability to write articles at a minute's no- tice to fill any empty space. She has maintained the usual high standard for the Nugget. CASSIE WELCH Nugget Staff It is the duty of the Nugget staff to get the paper out and on time. Although this is not easy, it is usually accomplished through hard work and strained thinking. Sponsored by Miss Kirkpatrick, the staff has kept the Nugget's value high by filling it with well-Written articles and Well-taken pictures. i First row lleit to rightl: Gretchen Huber, Ruth Henry, Pauline Bushnell, Cassie Welch, Ginger Bacon, Anne Morrison, Nancy Lichtwardt: second row: Banda Evans. Ginny Hambidge, Betty Kneedler, Liz Fahrner, Marian Manly, Mary Lee Kinsey. Trecia Smith, Rita Beinhorn, Rose Marie Wallace: third row: Ioyce Shope, Donna Brown, Harry Barnett, Dave Burqan, Boyd Burner, George Nachtsheim, Tom DeYounq, Nita Peel. Lena Thayer. PAGE SEVEINTY-SIX Business Manager Pauline Bushnell knows what the business side of running the Nugget is like. For the past school year she has handled the collection ot ads for the Nug- get and knows it isn't easy work. The ads must be collected and brought in before the Nugget goes to print. She and her helpers cannot sleep on the job and the job continues as long as the Nugget does. Nugget Ad Staff 1 PAULINE BUSHNELL The Nugget ad statt worked diligently in wind, rain, snow and sleet to make the paper possible. Because of their continual efforts the Nugget was solvent. Front row, lett to right: Iuunitu Peel. Ianet Heal, Pauline Bushnell, Peggy Tomun, Anne Morrison: buck row: Annette Taylor, Harry Burnett. George Nachtsheim, Boyd Burner. Leon Schneider, Benda Evans. PAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN Quill and Scroll Quill ond Scroll is the only internotionol orqonizotion tor high school students. luniors ond seniors ore eliqihle tor membership hy writing fifty inches ol published moteriol lor the Nuqqet. The purposes oi this orqonizcttion tire to develop interest in school puhlicotions, to reword worthy iournolism students for their work, to provide funds lor comercr film. The two projects of Quill ond Scroll ore selling candy three times Cl week, and sellinq Benqol slcitionery. Quill ond Scroll is sponsored hy Miss Kirkpotriclc. First row tleft to riqhtl: Ioyce DeBree, Rita Beinhorn, Marian Manly, Ginny Humbidqe, Pauline Bushnell, Trecicx Smith, Cassie Welch: second row: Lena Thayer, Nita Peel, Dave Burgan, Bill Gilbert, George Nuchlsheim, Ed Knox, George Baldwin, Nancy I Club The Capitol City T. or l. CTrodes ond lndustriesl Club Wos newly orqon' ized this yeor. Any student under twenty-one yeors oi oqe ottendinq the crirport school is eliqihle lor membership in this orqonizcxtion. They sponsor on onnuol economy run to promote sole driving. Mr. Virostlco is their sponsor. Lichlwcrdt. Ieannie Noel. OFFICERS-Front, left to right: Bob Finley, Iohn Synness, Hand Scmgray: back row: lim O'Connor. Mr. Virostko. sponsor. l'At1lI SIQVVNTY lllk HT ww- MORNING RADIO Front: Mr. Parker: back Cleft to rightl: Larry Zuqel. Iohn Wright. Gary Hekstad, Tom Tompkins. Don Peoples, Iim Grenier, lim Barker, Bob Lambert, lack Hargrove, Tom Mills. , Q WELDING Front Cleft to rightl: Ron Cloninger. Conrad Smith. lim 0'Connor, Bob Tichenor, Ken Williams: back: Chuck Conn. lack Anderson. For- rest Baertsch. Bill Smith. Harold Grove, lack Dwyer. Ben Harris, Don Brown. Tom Miskovich. Stan Van Diest, Bill Mattice, Iim Krieger. Chuck Pewitt, U Airport Classes AFTERNOON RADIO Lett to right: Bob Kauffman. Lee O'I.eary, Mr. Parker. Don Holshue. Ernie Kradoller, Paul Nonoq. H1155 . .I4mf'Q DIESEL ENGINES First row Klelt to riqhtl: Leo Bailey. Gordon Tichenor. Frank Lan . Mr. Korizek. Gene Smith. lim ll'oore. Tom Miskovich: second row: Gale Beedle, Bob Conboy, Wayne Gib- son. Bill Hazelhorst, Ierry Kockler: third row: Lee Reynolds. lack Col- lings. Clarence Applegate. PAGE SEVENTY-NINE AFTERNOON AUTO MECHANICS Front fleft to rightl: Brian McDuiiy, Ed Cottrill, lack Weiser, Bob Bush- nell, Fred Sullivan, Mr. Virostko: standing Hirst rowl: Tom Mcl-Iuqh, Gerald Zachary, Norm Gray, Ken Diehl, Wayne Robinson, Ray Von- ada, Gene Grundy, Richard Malin: standing fsecond rowl: Bob Finley, Wesley Wallace, Dave Hartnett, Bob Lea, Dick House, Russ Scow, Greg Van Voast, Iohn Finstead. AIRCRAFT ENGINES Left to right: Howard Christianson, Arlin Wass, Tom Smigai, Warren Dodson, Bill Iones, Bernie Rate, Bob Nelson, Ioo Duval, Mr. Anthony. PAGE EIGHTY Airport Classes MORNING AUTO MECHANICS Front: Mr. Virostkoz back Cleft to riqhtl: Bob Bowers, Howard Dunn, Larry Copeland, Don Hanson, Ierry Spurlock, Rony Goldberg, Eddie George, Tom Kockler, Louie Iunqers, Sheldon Stoner, Tom Briscoe, Eddie Hartman, Dick Soll, Gary Schmidt, Chad Lutey, Bob Lay. 'x AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE Lett to right: Charlie Grantier, Mau- rice Milliqan, Tony Smole, Frank Lang. 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The Philharmonic choir sang its tribute All the Things You Are to the Royalty amid draperies of shimmering satin entwined with shining silver leaves. Escorted to the throne by Manager Dan Harnes, she was lovely in a White formal and the traditional crimson robe. Having reigned successfully over many HHS functions, her majesty has proven herself truly a queen. PAGE EIGHTY-Two Princess Vigilante . . . PATTY HOPKINS Sweet as she is beautiful, intelligent as she is friendly, is our Princess Vigilante. With Manager Lanny Fred at her side, she was crowned Princess Vigilante by Student Body President Eric Lindstrom. As a junior, she represents the Class of 55's first member of Royalty. The distinctive twinkle in her eye and her perpetual smile make us all proud of our choice tor Princess. PAGE EICHTY-THREE Make Bellefve Ba Mgr. Don Smidt W N W 1 W 1 Y 4 R n l 1 i L i F 1 PAGE Carol Anthony Mgr. Chuck Beniz rhcxra Gloeqe Marlene Sangray Mgr. lack Howard PRINCESS PATTY Connie Anderson Mgr. Dan Prentice Mi QUEEN PAULINE Bonnie Norling Mgr. Gary Fellbaum Donna Brown Mgr. Tim Conner EIGHTY-FOUR Ieannie Noel Mgr. Dave Burgcxn Coronation Scenes -Qi The Royal Court in Its Highest Glory Queen cmd Princess Candidates: Row l-Connie Anderson. Carol Anthony. Bonnie Norlinq: row 2-Marlene Sanqray, Princess Patty Hopkins. Barbara Gloeqe: row 3-Donna Brown. Queen Pauline Bushnell. Ieannie Noel. PAK il' IIICZHTY l'IVlf Candidates and Skits Top row. lelt to right: Ma and Pa skit for Freshman Candidate Barbara Gloeqe. Butch boosts Bonnie Norling. Princess candidate. Sweet Marlene and Manager lack Howard. Second row, leit to right: Pretty Princess Patty. PAGE EIGHTY-SIX fax I 9 Swinging it tor Carol Anthony. Dave Burgan gives sales talk lor Queen Candidate Ieannie. Bottom row Higgie and crew display their more feminine talents. Rub-a-duh-dub . McHugh in a tub. Living it up for Queen Candidate Donna Brown. mms I 4 '1 Mk K llyl . ? gal-in , Q- 42509 8, ff-7 AA 4 A ugir ll!2: 'N Q' QNX' I iljxw htx, K SSX L 5 K V M.-A .,. ,. V , . -,A , x x life :ls cz confesl , ' --- ' XM ! -- 1. Lg- -4 kj 4,1 TK 1 ?,. Y. iigii?-,gf A 5 Y 1,-QQ - ' T- T, k , ,,1,f, f L - , Y. ' 4 'I ? Varsity Trackmen Front: Mqrs. Gary Bacon, Bob Clark. First row: Cottrill, Lupien, Haslip, Lanning, Redhair, Howard. Sheriff, Kelleher, Shepherd, Strachan, Bansch, Gilbert. Second row: Coach Williams, Stewart, Lindstrom, Sangray, Casebolt, Hull, Thomas, Haslip, Howard, Foster, Anders, Coach Skor. Third row: Coach Iohnson, Schmidt, Cameron, Neill, Baker, Smidt, Hames, Barnes, Nachtsheim Condon, Coach McGinley. Fourth row: Donovan, Breslin, Dwyer, Gray, Gibson. Bentz, Montibeller, Soll, Kuchenbrod, Zuelke Mazuranich, manager. F rosh Traclcmen First row: Manager Bacon, Iones, Beedle, Williams, Brooks, Klein, Roark, Mullen, Bouley, Freseman, Coach Johnson. Second row: Kindrick, Bausch, Wilson, Brown, Lockey, Bryant, Thronson, Ogren, Kington, Smigai. PAGE EIGHTY-EIGHT I if -11-1,565-wpu-um-1 i 1 . --- -Q ,-, 1-as 3 -- Blu. Track Lettermen KTop, left to riqhtl: COHKY HULL-lseniorl shot pui. discus. high iump. BILL BRUCE-lSophomorel mile, hcl! mile. RAY HOWARD-lSeniorl hlqh iump. hurdles. ED COTTRILL-lSophomorel pole vault. fSide, downl: ERIC LINDSTHOM-Uuniofl idvelin. VINCE KELLEHER-lSenlor7 high iump. iavolln. BILL THOMAS-lSeniorl mile, half mile. CLower riqhtiz RAND SANGRAY-Uunlorl broad iump. 220 yaxd dash. BILL HASLIP-lSenlorl dashes. ,Lb wzoclq K PAGE EIGHTY-NINE PAGE NINETY Track Lettermen lTop, left to rightl: HAROLD SHEPHERD-Co-Captain tSeniorl mile. halt mile. BILL HASLIP,--Co-Captain lSeniorl 100 yard dash. 220 yard dash. relay PETE BURGGRAFF-lSeniorJ mile. hal! mile. IERRY HASLIP-lluniorl high jump. lSide, downlz IACK HOWARD--Uuniorl shot put. DAN HAMES--lluniorl shot put. RUSS SHERIFF-Uuniorl discus. shot put. Grower riqhtl: GEORGE REDHAIR-lSeniorl hurdles. relay. VINCE LUPIEN-lSeniorl low hurdles. Track Lettermen fT0p, left to rlqhtfz IERRY ANDEHS-Uuniorl 440 yard dash. DON SMIDT-Uuniorl high hurdles. BRUCE CASEBOLT-Qsophornorel pole vault. CHUCK BARNES-Uuniorl low hurdles. 100 yard dash. relay. fSide, downl: IIM STRACHAN-Iseniorl pole vault. relay. IERRY FOSTER-lluniorl pole vauli. IKE LANNING-lseniorl pole vault. high iump. flower lefll: IOHN BANSCH-lSeniorl 440 yard dash. BILL GILBERT--Uuniorl mile. hali mile. ! sal. Q1--Fw I. ll iq -' -ui 'U'H4.' PAGE NINETY-ONE Track Top left-Batons are exchanged in close Iaycee Relays race. Top right-George Redhair leads Way in hurdles race. Bottom left-Redhair romps to easy Win. Right centersliay Howard clears bar in high jump. Bottom right-Shuttle hurdle provides fast action. Below-Bill Haslip breaks tape for state lOO yard dash victory. PAGE NINETY-TW 1 Track Top 1ettMSoorinq Scrnqroy! Top center-Hufftnq Homes puts the shot. Top right-Energetic Eric tosses jovelin. Bottom left-Rocinq Redhczir posses bcrton to Rustlinq Rand. Bottom center-Powerful Prentice flings the jovelin. Bottom right-Hefty Hull puts the shot. Below-Redhcrir romps to omother easy hurdle win. PAC E NINETY-'THREE Varsity Football Front: Mgrs. Bob Clark, Gary Bacon. First row: Anders, Kaul!-nan, Downs, Smidt, Sheriff, Barnes, Prentice, Lindstrom, Roberts Second row: Budio, Hunt, Schmidt, Foster, Gray, Benlz, Stewart, Ensign, O'Leary. Third row: Mel-Iuqh, Nachtsheim, Monti- beller, Howard, Homes, Gibson, Poore, Brandt, Diehl, Coach Williams. RECORD Helena 6, Butte Central 6' Helena l9, Park l2' Helena U, Flathead l2' Helena 6, Great Falls 39 Helena 7, Flathead 7 Helena 19, Billinqs 32 Helena O, Missoula 46 Helena 6, Butte l3 Helena 27, Anaconda 6' 'Non-conference games PACE NINETY-FOUR f COACH WILLIAMS Coach Frank CBusl Williams in his tour years here at Helena High School has proved to be a fine athletic coach. He has created much enthusiasm tor football as was indi- cated by the larqe turnout for the 1953 season. B Squad Football The Benqal Kittens under Coach Bernard McGinley ended the season with a record ol O Wins and 5 losses, but znucli experience was qained hy the participants which will prove valuable to them in varsity toothall. 4i',4 JA sg- ap+Q:i3Q Q First row: Breslin, Hamlin, Neill, Small, Barbour, Klein, Mooney, Schneider, Brooks, Duval. Second row: Bouley, Beaver, Schull, lohnson, Korizek, Watson, Kcckler, Kneedler, Lay, Williams. Third row: Rankin, Kuehn, Mullen. Bushnell, Small, lohnson, Thronson, Child, Brown, Bennitt, Griffith, Coach McGinley. Managers: Bob Clark, Tom Trainer, Gary Bacon. Freshman Football Chuck lohnson drilled his trosh in the fundamentals ot football. They tin! ished with a U win and 3 loss record tor the season. Although the record was unirnpressive the team showed rnuch promise for tuture varsity squads. First row: Wiklund, Staqq, Neill, Duane, Hiatt. Sewell, Wing, Blixt. Dunlan, Cloud. Second row: Lyndes, Stuart, Cottrill, Lippert, Moe, Easbev. Adair, Pence, Hartwell. Third row: Coach Iohnson, Morgan, Maddie. Wright, Cunningham, Beaver, Bryant, Knop, Hetz. Williams. Fourth row: Cloninqer, Dalley. Notti, McLane, Bioin. Managers: Bob Clark, Tom Trainer. Gary Bacon. PIM .II NlNlf'I'Y-l IVIT GEORGE NACHTSHEIM DAN PRENTICE GARY SCHMIDT Senior Senior Iunior Bengal back plows through Copperhead line IERRY ANDERS CHUCK BARNES Senior RUSS SHERIFF Senior Senior PAGE NINETY-SIX BILL DIEHI. Iunior Prentice sidesteps Anaco DSTROM ERIC LIN Senior TOM McHUG nda tcckler. H DON SMIDT Senior Senior DAN HAMES BUZZ BRANDT Senior Senior PAGE NINETY-SEVEN FRANK MONTIBELLER LEE O'LEARY IACK HOWARD AL STEWART Iunior Senior Senior Iunior All-Slate Smidt overtcxkes Anacondu ball carrier. HM HUNT Senior PAGE NINETY-EIGHT WAYNE GIBSON Senior 4 BILL ROBERTS IIM POORE NORM GRAY FRANK ENSIGN Senior Senior Iunior Iunior Helena players close in on Anuconda runner. IERRY FOSTER CHUCK BENTZ Senior Senior PAGE NINETY-NINE State Champions lst row: Bill Roberts, Band Sanqruy, Ierry Haslip, Russ Sherili, Don Srnidi. Dick House. Bill Gilbert: 2nd row: Couch Skor Norm Gray. Bruce Cusoboli, Ken Bailey. Gary Follbaum. Ierry Small. Manager Dave Burqan. Coach Skor again proved his ability as a basketball coach when he produced another state championship basketball team. It was his third in the ten years he has been here. His teams have been run- nersup three years and have participated in the tourney eight of the ten years. PAGE ONE HUNDRED COACH LLOYD SKOR ' .-WJ 'V' -. V' 'T' '7: Fl' - '?i 'i J Y'f!'ffF XT Y WWW Varsity Basketball The Bengals were a green and untried team at the beginning of the season but when it was all over they once again reigned supreme as state champions. The first few games were trying ones as the Bengals dropped two of the first four. When the Butte Roundtable tourney came the Bengals were in the groove and easily copped that tourney. After the tourney the Bengals won five more to stretch their winning streak to eight before losing their third and last game. In that streak the Bengals scored revenge wins over Missoula and Livingston, their early-season conquerors. They also knocked off Anaconda who finally snapped their string. 1 After that loss the Bengals won their next 15 in a row which bettered the '53 team's best string of 13 in a row. In those 15 games the Bengals hit 70 or more points nine times and held their opponents under 50 points eight times. After tying for second in the Big 16 with Sidney, the Bengals won the Northern Divisional tournament at Great Falls, knocking off Big 16 Champion Missoula by 12 points in the final. Helena climaxed their long, victorious season with a 56-51 win in the state finals over Sidney. Helena had a winning edge over every opponent they met during the year as they won 25 of 28 games. The '54 team left several streaks for the '55 team to keep up. They won the Butte Roundtable for the third straight year: the Northern Divisional for the third straight year: the state tourney for the second straight year: won their last 15 games in a row, and held a 26-game home winning streak when the season ended. Captain Russ Sheriff finished his career by making first team All-State center. Don Smidt made second team forward and Billy Gilbert made third team guard. Ierry Haslip and Rand Sangray both received honorable mention. SEASON'S RECORD Helena North Central 55' Helena 59, Butte 49 Helena Bozeman 66 Helena 73, Havre 41 H 1 L' ' t 61 H3222 Itgsglgjlgngz Butte Roundtable Tournament Helena Anaconda 41 Helena 72, Butte 48' Helena Livingston 48 Helena 68, Butte Central 52' Helena Kalispell 51 Helena 75, Anaconda 61' H l H 48 1.131222 M?g5u1a 48 Northam Divisional Tournament Helena Anaconda 51 Helena 85, Great Falls 47 Helena Bozeman 54 Helena 63, Glasgow 51 Helena Kalispell 41 Helena 59, Missoula 47 Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Great Falls 51 Butte 43 Butte Central 53 Great Falls 42 Butte Central 62 'Non-conference State Tournament Helena 61, Anaconda 51 Helena 75, Livingston 41 Helena 56, Sidney 51 PAGE ONE HUNDRED ONE PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWO Basketball Lettermen CAPTAIN RUSS i6'6 1 SHERIFF ltuss earned his third basketball letter as he led the Bengals in scoring with a 17.7 point average. Russ was also the top rebounder and a fine defensive man. Being captain, Russ was the teams leader on the floor and be- came an aggressive leader. For his line work he was named first team center on the All- State selections. DON t6'3 1 SMIDT ln earning his second letter, Don was the number two gun in the Bengal scoring bar- rage. Don was second in scoring with a 14.7 point average and also backed up Sheriff well in the rebounding department. Don not only led the team in single-game scoring, but he also handled many tough defensive assign- ments well. Don was named second team All- State iorward. BILLY t5'8Vz 1 GILBERT Billy earned his second varsity award and was the playmaker of the team. Billy kept the learn moving, setting up many baskets while compiling a 9.4 point average himself. His line dribbling was a great asset in the back- court and his deadly accuracy on long shots kept the defense oft balance. Billy was named third team All-State guard. RAND t5'11 1 SANGRAY Rand was the defensive star oi the team and earned his second basketball award. Rand was given most of the opposition's top scorers to handle and usually held them well below their average. lie also helped Gilbert in the backcourt and because of his speed he scored many layins on the fast break. Rand was given honorable mention on the All-State team. t, ff' Basketball Lettermen IERRY f6'lV2 l HASLIP leriy was the number three rebounder and top scorer an many games. Ierry was known ior his deadly and unstoppable Jump shot. He used his height to the utmost in grabbing re- bounds and in tipping in enough baskets to compile a 9.l point average. Ierry was given honorable mention on the All-State team in winning his second letter. DICK 16' l HOUSE Dick was the sixth man and a very valuable one. ln earning his first letter, Dick played both the post and in the backcourt. His fine sense ot timing helped him in the rebounding department and in scoring many tipins. 7 1 , up Vx ,ft M, ,ff f'CLafz-4 Hr' V17 'fu ,MJ ijfflf! lyyi uzhcfjiz 'ijxryvi 'X 'f p 1 Lx: !fLXcf!,,,3 yr! 7 ,L V1 W V ff ' 53' L' KEN t6'4 l BAILEY! Ken, a junior, earned his second letter as Sheriffs able substitute, He showed promise both as a scorer and as a rebounder. Ken was high man in one oi the games in Sheriffs absence. BILL t5' 6 l ROBERTS Bill, the scrappy little senior guard, earned his first Bengal monogram as a playmaking back- court man, Bill made up for his lack of size with his tiaht and determination, Basketball Lettermen HM l6'5 l KELLY Iim, a transier from ldaho, earned his first letter as a junior. lim usually scored many points in his brief appearances as a post man and is expected to carry a big load in the scoring department next year. BRUCE l5'l1 l CASEBOLT Bruce was an able substitute and his tricki- ness brought the Bengals several baskets. A junior, Bruce is expected to be a top scorer next year. This was Bruce's first year on the varsity. GARY i6'3 l FELLBAUM Gary, a two year letterman junior, saw limit- ed action playing both the post and at guard. l-lis height and hustle are expected to give the Bengals lots of help next year. NORM l5'l l MUD GRAY Norm, a hard working junior, showed Well in his first varsity year. Norm is a guard and his determination and drive should prove helpful to the Bengals next year. AGE ONE HUNDRED FOUR Basketball Lettermen IERRY f5'11 l SMALL lerry is another junior who earned his first Bengal award. lerry is a guard and a good shot. Despite limited action this year, lerry should be helpful to the Bengals next year. MANAGER DAVE BURGAN Besides the seven basketball lettermen lost this year through graduation the manager is also a graduating senior. Dave handled the many and varied duties of his job well. The effort that he put into his job was appreciated by all the players. Right-Bill Gilbert flips one in. Below: The champs are welcomed home. PLZ! tl PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIVE Basketball Action l will P Top tleit to rightl: Bengals, state champs again: Sanqray drops one in: 2nd row: Haslip snares rebound: Gilbert lets ily: House and Smidt iump for rebound: Gilbert lays one up: Haslip fights for rebound: bottom row: Smidt takes a jump shot: House tips one in: Sheriil brings down a rebound: Bengal bench cheers regulars on. PACE Uxllf HUT-IDRED SIX B-Squad Basketball Coach Bernard McGinley's Kittens ended the season with a record ot six wins against tive defeats. They showed much ability and should prove to be tough competition in varsity basketball. ls! row: Fisher, Child, Iohnson, Rekstud, Klein. Fred. Ogren, Condon, Rudio, Kindrick: 2nd row: Coach McGinley, Mullen, Thronson, Kenney. Carbis, Korizek, Walker, Collins, Manager Bob Clark. Freshman Basketball The Helena High School trosh, coached by Bus Williams, ended the season with a record ot two Wins and two losses. The Kitten reserves also defeated them three times. They received training in the fundamentals ot basketball and were one of the better trosh teams in the state. ls! row: Wiklund, Cottrill, Bader. Sowell, Bryant. Neill, Scronar. Moa: 2nd row: Notti, Butz. Lipport, Manson. Carbis. Black- mer, Stratton. Easbey, Cloud: 3rd row: Coach Williams, Horner, Sparrow. Pastor, DeLude, Daqenais. Manager Gary Bacon. PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVEN Intramural Athletics NOON HOUR VOLLEYBALL Top row: Dave Kneedler, Harry Child, Don Prebil. Ken Luntsford. Bottom row: Gene Grundy, Bill Vollmer, Eldon Pickering. Not pictured: Ken Bailey, Tom Miskovich. Iim McIntosh. TUESDAY EVENING BASKETBALL Beagle Boys Top row: Everett Loughrldge, Lanny Kenney, George Nachtsheim. Bottom row: Ronald Kuchenbrod, Earl Zuelke. Not pictured: Ierry Padbury. FROSHMORE NOON HOUR BASKETBALL Bears Top row: Bill Boqy. Bill Vollmer, lohn Bennitt. Bottom row: David Morgan, Bill Kirby, Pete Carkulis. Not pictured: Tom Miskovich. J IUNIOR-SENIOR NOON HOUR BASKETBALL Fire-Eaters Top row: Chick Dwyer. William Smith. Tom Kockler. Bottom row: Iames O'Connor. Larry Copeland Not pictured: Gerald Early. PAGE ONE HUNDRED EIGHT Tumblers Sponsored by Miss Handford, the Bengalettes performed graceful rout lines including hand springs, chest rolls, Walkovers and flips. Bottom row tlett to riqhtl: Bonnie Bailey, Doris Schimpi, Linda Carlson. Marlene Sanqray: top row: Diane Liedle, Verna Scow. Betty Best, lane Mitchke, Nancy Kain. Bottom row Cleft to righti: Carol Steck, Charlene Kruse, Betty Babcock. Donna Gregor. Fredella Day: top row: Shirley Davis, Donna Dartler, Carolyn Wells, Sara Kain. Anne McMenamin. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Captained by Betty Lou Babcock this year, these girls won the school volleyball championship for the sec- ond straight year after defeating Blakely's team in the championship game. ir GIRLS' BASKETBALL Nona Browns basketball team Won this year's GAA school cham- pionship after defeating Gretchen l-luber's team 23-29 in a fast and thrilling game. The team was composed of Nona Brown, captain, Mimi Buterbaugh, ludy Allen, Connie Anderson, Penny Hibarger, lackie Smith, Verna Brown, Bobbie Blakely, Marlene Sangray. PAGE ONE HUNDRED NINE 1953 Helena American Legion Juniors The 1953 Helena American Legion luniors finished the Central division race with an 8-4 record to place second behind Great Falls. Helena also won four of seven non-conference games to end the season with a 12-7 record. Although the 1953 team failed to duplicate the 1952 team's feat of winning the Central division crown, they did provide the Helena fans with plenty of good and exciting baseball. Helena won eight of ten home games but lost five of nine road games. Coach Herb Atkins will have four experienced veterans back to form the nucleus of the 1954 team. Those returning are catcher Norm Gray, pitcher left Condon, infielder Gary Schmidt and outfielder Rollie Fisher. The other eleven players will not return due to the age limit in the Legion program. They are catcher Tom McHugh, pitchers lerry Haslip and Buzz Brandt, infielders Don Smidt, Dave Burgan, Rand Sangray, Lanny Kenney and Bon Kuchenbrod, outfielders Bob Finley, Fred McDermott, Iohn Brockley. o ol! to righklz Burgan, Gray, Schmidt, Brockley, Condon, Kuchenbrod, Fisher: 2nd row: Surman. assisia Q coach Brandt, Fmloy, Smidi. Haslip. Sangray, McDermott, McHugh, Bansch. assistant coach: Atkins. coach. F t B tb y SEASON'S RECORD Conference Games Home Non-Conference Games Home Helena ll, Bozeman 1 Helena 6, Butte 8 Helena 8, Bozeman 6 Helena 10, Anaconda 2 Helena 1, Great Falls 10 Helena 8, Missoula 5 Helena 8, Great Falls 7 Helena 18, Miles City 4 Helena 10, Lewistown l l'l9l9I'1CI 9, L.9WlSlOWI'1 5 Non-Conference Games Away Conference Games Away Helena O' Butte 1 Helena 4, Anaconda 5 Helena 17, Bozeman 9 Helena 4, Missoula 2 Helena 14, Bozeman 5 Helena 3, Great Falls 15 Helena l, Great Falls 9 Helena 3, Lewistown 4 Helena 8, Lewistown 7 PAGE ONE HUNDRED TEN 90510 W1 claw ,frffffifl I V J 4, ' QYQQ4 t DL Y WL ff' K , X life is a sfaye , xf V ..: L, Q 'iq : Q- -L- if MAN' Y f N FRENCH HORNS Left to right: Ronald Dalley. Donna Dariler. Donna Fuller, Margaret Frank. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWELVE TROMBONES Lett to right: Iames Kinqton Frances Stockdale, Gerald Zach ary, Lee Kenney. Robert Budke Clifford Cox. BASSES Leit to right: William Betzner Wayne Gibson, Robert Ogren Harry Fuller, Robert Braun, Wil liam Vollmer. PERCUSSION Top row: Karen Wilson, Delores Hargrove. Ioan McGuinn, Alice Henry: Znd row: Shirley Davis, Connie Iones. Ioanne Westover, Donna Downs, Grace Hamlin: lst row: Delores DeCouteau, lean Yeager. Richard Williams, Ed- win Schroeder, Michael Small, Linda Wohl, Murray McNeill, Kenneth Lynn. CLARINETS Top row: Michael Griliith, Albert Kim, Iohn Carlson. Shirley Dwy- er: 2nd row: Katherine Erickson, Darlene Woods. Marie Wells, Helen Copenhaver, Geraldine Day, Franklin Blackmer: lst row: Berneta Mason. Lois lennings, Charles Myrick, Lanny Kenney, Charles Iohnson, DeAnn Beau- champ. Peqqy Horne. ? n F SAXAPHON ES Lanny Kenney Norman Gray George Spangerude Donna Fuller Wayne Gibson Michael O'Connell 5 PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTIIIN BARITONES Robert Korizek. Eric Lindstrom, A it Robert Carbis, Paul Collins, Wil- liam Bausch. PAGE UNE HUNDRED FOURTEEN TRUMPETS Top row: Ronald Dalley, Robert Clark. Ierry Robinson, Eldon Pickerinq: 2nd row: Phillip Bar- bour, Robert Kim, Lorraine Covey, Mary Ellen Iverson, David Smith: lst row: Charles Rude, William Haselhorst, lack Weiser, Neill Curtis, William Brinck. Thomas DeYoung. lohn Bennitt. wi 1 WOODWINDS Top row: Donna Halverson, Phyllis Fiske, Franz Ortloff, Donna Dariler: 2nd row: Marga- ret Horne, Edith Brown, Michael Griffith. Iohn Carlson: front row: Margaret Mason. Cheerleaders These tive smiling girls gave much time and talent to cheering the Bengals on to many victories - their second straight basketball championship included! Under Cheer Queen Shirley, they worked out cute routines, and showed much personality, pep and good sportsmanship. The athletic clubs donated money for the girls' new corduroy uniforms. Miss Kathryn Megard is sponsor. Lett to right: Jeannie Noel, Dee Brecken, Shirley Cartwright, Gwen Dollar, Connie Haynes. Junior Band Lett to right, top row: Fred Bakke, Robert Williams. Clittord Van Engen, James Cot- trill, Duane Rhinehart, Robert Churchwell, Franklin Culver: center row: Thomas Brackman. Lawrence Hoy, Alex Sandra. Jerry Horne, Lloyd Stagg. Robert Cashmere. Iames Adair: bottom row: Patricia Hogan, Martha Wendell, Evelyn Mattmiller. Kaye Bailey, Connie Morse, Donalda Murtitt. Kathleen Weiss. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN A FLAGS Ioyce DeBree. Lee Retz, Bobbie Me- helich. Bonnie Iohnson, Head Flag Ian Buterbaugh. Ieanelte Weriz. Sharon Amundson, Kaye Martin. Bev Berg. BATONS Marlene Sangray. Bonnie Norling. Head Baton Sandra Stadheim. Ioan Barker, Patty Hopkins. PAGE ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN DOUBLE BATONS Io Watts. Head Maioreite Sara lane Kretzer. Connie Anderson. lNot pic- tured: Sue Campbell, Peggy Bevansl. ACROBATS Pat Trainer. Linda Carlson. Bonnie Bailey. Doris Schimpi. COLOR GUARD Ieanie O'Leary, Sabre Guihrie. Donna Egqan. Bobbie Blakely. Aggie Duke. B FLAGS Flossie Stansell, Toni Gelhausen. Mimi Buterbauqh. Penny Hibcrqer and Lynn Rossiter. PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN Senior Philharmonic The Philharmonias talented song-birds blended their voices to give many concerts during the year. For the Christmas season, melodious carols rang through the halls. George Lewis has successfully directed the group for the past two years. Patty Hopkins is the valuable accompanist. First row, left to right: Pauline Wixson, IoAnn Barnes, Bonnie Pederson, Raedyn Anderson, Madeline Lea, Mary McCullough, Mary Carbis. Carole Flotlin, Norma Connor, lane Shope, Iulie Harris, loAnn Risan, Sharon Skor, Mae Spurrier, Colleen Iohnson: second row: Iayce Babcock, Marcelle Meiia, Betty Burrell, Virginia Van Drunen, Ioan Widdison, Diann Cleveland, Claudia Hardy, Marian Collishaw, Connie Fisher, Ruth Hall, Barbara Mattmiller, Mary Lou Tillo, Patricia Crowley, Marlene Iones, Donna Sinclair, Carolyn Pierson: third row: Sidney O'Ma11eY. Iunie Tipton, Rollie Fisher, lim Brown, Greg Van Voast, Bill Higgins, Eric Lindstrom, Charles Padbury, Tom Bates, Martin Mertz, Iames Tompkins, Larry Borsberry, David Dale, Robert Russ, Lorna Wittmere, Laura Olson: fourth row: Ianet Dobler, Bill Roberts, Larry Hillebrecht, Lyle Dunlap, Dave Kneedler, Ierry Padbury. Dick House, Lanny Fred, Ken Bailey, Frank Mantibel , Bruce Cas olt, len Porter, Iames Hill, Ronald Miller, Kenneth Freseman, Annetta Maddux. ff ,, ' QQ. M. f be . Zec- Junior Philharmonic Members oi the lunior Philharmonic are the schools up-andvcoming songsters. They aspire to become part oi the great Senior Philharmonic and train hard toward this goal. The Iunior Philharmonic has shown good evidence ot its musical ability under Mr. George Lewis' direction. First row, left to right: Virginia Hand, Korene Kennaugh, Rosalie Ballard, Peggy Dudley, Connie Andreasen, Peggy Lorenzen, Ioan Fraser, lean Chivers, Laraine Brown, Charlotte Mason, Molly Fleming, Aurora Mendez, Sharon Ricker: second row: Barbara Brandt, Ioan LaFromboise, Ioan Coleman, Marlene Wills, Sharon Weed, Susan Castles, Gay Anders, Sandra Price. Carol Ford, Pat Bauer, Norma Miller. Ioyce Dickert, Ruth Harrer, Elynor Sparti: third row: Mickey Maroney, Dan Bieri, Allen Peterson, Neal DeLude, Gary Cloninger, Ray Pence, Dan Tiffany, Alan Stratton, Neil Stock, Ted Cooney, Lillian Zagazon: tourth row: Vince Maddio, Charles Dickert, Charles Bozdog, Robert Moe, Gary Sewell, Dallas Hiatt. Alan Duane, Bob Bryant, Ken Neill, Ierome Mattice, Dick Wing, Frank Miracle, Gary Iohnson. PAGE ONE HUNDRED HIGHTEEN Orchestra Charles Blossom proved himself an able orchestra leader in his iirst year at Helena High School. Under his direction, the orchestras strings, percussion, brass and woodwind sections blended to produce lovely music throughout the year. Among their performances, the orchestra played impressively tor the Coronation and gave a Christmas concert, sc: -'H -'ju First row, left to right: Rita Beinhorn. Marabeth Schmitz, Virginia Mougeot, Ruth Henry, Heather McLeod, Rosalie Hamm, Donna Ramsey, Carol Anthony, Nancy Nelson. Roberta Miller, Shirley Dearing: second row: Iohn Bennitt, Franz Ortloil. Bob DeGooyer, Cameron Diqhtman, Charles Myrick, Billie Iexn Sloan, Ardeth Keller, Io Ann Sloan, Lawrence Wolfe, lim Smart, Kenneth Lynn, Ted Clearman, Ierry Williams, Mike Susaq: third row: Mr. Blossom, Mary Lee Kinsey, Benny Lamb. Dave Dandro, Iohnnie Kuenninq. ' A Stage Crew The unsung heroes at the dramatic productions are the departments outstanding stage crew. The hardworking members, under Mrs. Doris M. lVlarshall's supervision, do many unglamorous tasks resulting in the amazing stage-sets and lighting tor the plays. The dazzling and impressive Coronation throne and stage were the inspired art ot the stage crew. First row, left to riqht: Bob Downs, Iack Dwyer. Bobby Clark, Lanny Fred, Ian Buterbaugh, Don Fournier. Donna Brown, Bob Tichenor, Ieannie Noel, Harry Barnett, Barbara Bielenberq. Iolene Morley, Marion Riegel: second row: Dan Haus, Ianet Dobler, Beverly Mitchke, Bill Streets, Gail Palmer, Boyd Burner, Bonnie Pederson, Betty Anderson, Colleen Iohnson, Alton Liedle, Frances Novak, Peggy Barnes, Art Donovan. PAGE ONK HUNDRED NINHTYIIZN CC ' !7 The Curious Salvage X 4 gf , as ? , K lee.. Z.: 0, Mrs. Savage's money-mad chil- dren - Barbara Bielenberq, Tim Reardon. Iim Dodson. Dan Prentice tells Sara Kretzer ot his imaginary battle scar. Looky! Dan Prentice. Rony Goldberg. Iolene Morley, Doro- thy Gillespie and Sarah Cash- more peek at the home's newest quest. Mike O'Conne1l and Anne Morri- son. as the home's hard-working stall. read of Mrs. Savaqe's astonishing fortune. Curtain call! Rony Goldberg. Sarah Cashmere, Dan Prentice, Iolene Morley. Tim Reardon, Sara Kretzer, Teddy . Barbara Bielenberg. Iim Dodson. Anne Morrison. Mike 0'Conne1l. Dorothy Gillespie and Ronnie Andridge. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY ttlf X fx 40 Q 2 ,D W W The hero oi The Curious Savage in all his glory. The sweet Mrs. Savage, as portrayed by Sara Kretzer. Largest Thespian initiation in Helena's history gets Diana Wooten, Dee Breckon. Bev Berg and Nancy under way. Shelton practice the art of make-up! l A scene from last spring's The Importance of Being The perfect butlers: Bill Roberts and Darryl Harker in Eamesf' with Chuck Bryant and Margie Kali. distinguished poses. PAGE ONE HUNDRED 'TWENTY-ONE -5 fm Oh! Bev Berg a moment. The Tin Hero nd Ierry Padbury in a dramatic Careful there. Bill! tRoberts in a precarious positionl Distinguished visitors tfluth Ann Harrer and Leon Mademoiselle Breckon, Ierry, Diana and Bev wel Billings? awe Bill and his mother, Diana Wooten. come Bathing Beauty Bill home. Diana gives some motherly advice to Bev. Bev and Sue Campbell sit with glum laces PAGE UNIT lllINl3lilIlJ 'VWTINTY-TWO Calendar 1953-54 Sept. 9-Nearly 300 freshmen started their high school life. Sept. 10--The upperclassmen started roaming the halls once again. Sept. ll-The faculty, including three new teachers, and 950 students filled the halls on the first full day of the new school year. Sept. ll-Helena tied the visiting Butte Central Maroons 6-6 in a thriller. Sept. 18-The Bengals broke into the win column 19-12 at Livingston. Sept. 23-Delicious steaks watered the mouths of the Thespians at their annual steak fry held at Cox's Lake. Sept. 25-Kalispell spilled Helena 12-0 in cold Flathead county. Sept. 30-The first cram-packed Nugget rolled off the press. Oct Oct. Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct. Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct. l-The Snake Dance started October off on the right foot. l-Mr. Korn was introduced at the first pep assembly. 2-Great Falls walloped the Bengals 39-6 in the first conference game. 5-Nineteen class officers were elected by the various classes. 9-Helena rallied to tie Kalispell 7-7 in a wild home game. 12-Everyone enjoyed the zany skits for Oueen and Princess candidates. 12-The Modernaires put on the first National Assembly. 14-The Senior boys selected their Rotarians for the Weekly luncheons. 16-Queen Pauline and Princess Patty were crowned in a beautiful regal ceremony amid Silver Leaves and Shimmering Satin. 16-The Class of '56 put on their fine Sophomore Dance. 16-The ever busy first six weeks finally came to a close. 17-Helena was stopped by Billings 32-19 in Billings. 23-Home rooms elected student council representatives to start the stu- dent government rolling. ' 23-Nine aspiring journalists attended the Pow Wow on the University of Montana campus. Oct. 23-Missoula snowed Helena under 46-0 in the Garden City. Oct. 24- Loveliest Night of the Year was the theme for the Rainbow Dance. Oct. 26-F.H.A. initiated 16 new members. Oct. 26-28-Underclassmen smiled pretty for Vigilante pictures. Oct. 28-30-Everyone enjoyed a vacation as the teachers attended the MEA convention. Oct. 30-Butte nudged the hard fighting Bengals 13-6 in Butte. Oct. 31-Helena Police sponsored annual Civic Center l-Iallowe'en dance for all Helena students. Nov. 4-Mr. Korn enters Missoula hospital. Nov. 4-7-Ten Thespians attended the National Convention in Seattle. Nov. 6-Helena overpowered Anaconda 27-6 in final home game for 18 seniors. Nov. 9-A record-breaking 82 percent of the Class of '55 attended Career Night to get a line on their prospective vocations. Nov. ll-The Helena veterans organizations put on a brief but impressive Armistice Day ceremony. Nov. 12-Business Education Day brought lots of ioy to everyone as school was closed for half the day. . 14-Twenty-eight P.H.A. members attended the district meet in Choteau. Nov. Nov 14-The Class of '54 put on the best ever roaring Senior Bam Dance. Nov. 17-Sixteen seniors whizzes were initiated into National Honor Society. Nov. 18-More than 200 people attended the annual Aeronautics School Open House. Nov. 20-The Iunior Red Cross drive included 100 percent of the students and faculty. Nov. 24-Montana State College coach, Tony Storti, spoke at the big Football Banquet. Nov. 25-3-7-77's put on a nice Thanksgiving Dance. Many former Helena High students attended. Nov. 25-Turkey took the place of school as the halls emptied for Thanks- giving vacation. Dec. 1-The juniors picked out their beautiful class rings while the seniors chose their graduation announcements. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY THREE l. Twirlers in action. 6 2. Mickey. Lee, Dee Dee and Gena. 7 3. Gretch. Ier and auto. 8 4. Ain't that chair kinda small? 9 5. Recognize these two? IU PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR Sick. boys? At home with their knitting. Quite a pose. Class of '54, sophomore pep assembly Camera bugs. syggw-nrzf. F'f1f': wwf-.-r . CALENDAR lContinuedl Dec. 2-Quill and Scroll initiated l3 lucky members into the International organization. Dec. 3EAnother sigh of relief was heard as the second six weeks came to an en . Dec. 3-The Bengals opened their basketball season with a 65-55 win over North Central. Dec. 4-Helena won again over Bozeman 75-66 in the first Big 16 game. Dec. ll-Livingston handed the Cats their first loss 61-57. Dec. l2-NROTC tests were taken by several senior boys. Dec. 15-16-The hilarious Curious Savage starring Sara Kretzer was viewed Dec Dec. by students and the public. 17-Missoula trounced Helena 62-49 for its second defeat. 21-The music department put on a fine Christmas concert as the Christ- mas spirit had taken hold of everyone. Dec. 21-The Girls' H-Club initiated 16 senior girls into their ranks. Dec. 23-School closed for Christmas vacation. Dec. 28-Helena tromped Butte 72-48 in the opening game of the Butte Central Roundtable. Dec. 29-The Bengals dumped Butte Central 68-52 in the semifinals. Dec. 30-Helena trounced Anaconda 75-61 for the tourney crown. Dec. 30-The DeMolay Christmas Dance was a big success. Ian. 4-The sleepy students started the grind once more after recuperating from New Year's Eve. Ian. 8-The Brawny Bengals tromped Anaconda 56-41. Ian. 9-Helena avenged their early season loss to Livingston winning 56-48. Ian. 15-The Cats ran wild walloping Kalispell 65-51. Ian. 16-Havre got snowed under by the sharpshooting Bengals 73-48. Ian. 21-22-Everyone had long faces as semester tests were the bill of fare. Ian. 22-Helena won the big one by dropping Missoula 50-48. Ian. 23-Anaconda snapped the Bengals' winning streak 51-45 and handed Helena its last loss. Ian. 25-The seniors entered their final semester and two new classes were started. Ian.25-Rainbows and DeMolays held joint installation at the Consistory Temple. Ian. 28-Helena took an easy 78-54 win over Bozeman. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. 29-DECA's clovms added laughs to their successful Hi-links. 30-Bengals nipped Kalispell 45-4l in a heart-stopping thriller. 4-Student council was filled with new faces after class room elections. 5-Helena's sharpshooters trounced Great Falls 75-51. 6-Butte was dazed by the brilliant Bengals 81-43. Feb. 12-Helena gained third easy victory in a row dumping Butte Central 78-53. Feb. 18--First step in the building of the new Helena High School was taken with awarding of the contracts. Feb. 19-Helena coasted to a 71-42 win over Great Falls. Feb. 20-Butte Central threw a scare into the Cats but fell 62-52. Feb. 22-Seventy-six Thespians were initiated and the Tin Hero .was pre- sented at McHugh's barn. Feb. 25-The public applauded the Tin Hero , presented arena style. Feb. 26--Butte Bulldogs fought the Bengals to the wire but lost 59-49. Feb. 27-Helena gained 26th home win in a row by romping over Havre 73-41. March l-F.H.A. Family Night was a well attended affair. March 3-Claudia Hardy was elected DAR Good Citizenship Girl by the acuity. March 4-Helena opened the Divisional by mauling Great Falls 85-47. March 5-Only two six weeks remained as the fourth six weeks came to a close. March 5-Helena scored a hard fought semifinal win 63-51 over Glasgow. March 6-Helena was crowned Divisional champs for the third straight year winning 59-47 over Missoula. March 8-Ground breaking ceremonies for the new high school building were held. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE 1. FHA Family Night. S 2. Concentrating on the game? 'I 3. The Thespians trip. 8 4. Almost time to start. 9 5. Our dear little white rose . 10 PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX Camera shy? Cold? Oh. you didn't? Spirit of '76. Watching the track meet fw?H5g1gz,wv'1wf-vwg'f.v ., , ,A - ,V , CALENDAR tContinuedl March 9-Iunior girls elected three delegates and three alternates to Girls' State. March 12-Bev Berg was named DeMolay Sweetheart at their annual dance. March 16--Girls' H-Club put on final pep assembly of the year. March 17- Cafe Le Parisienne presented to HHS by MSU Iubileers. March 18-Helena edged hard fighting Anaconda 61-51 in state tourney opener. March 19-Bengals scored easy 75-41 semifinal Win over Livingston to gain the finals. March 20-Crimsonclads crowned champions after roaring from behind to edge Sidney 56-51. March 21-Big red fire truck and thousands of Helena residents welcomed the state champions home. March 22-H-Club Banquet held at Montana Club. March 23-Eight Honor Society members racked brains on national tests. March 23-HHS mourned the passing of Mr. Korn. March 24-Lewistown Choralaires put on varied performance. March 26-H-Club'ers put on successful dance with last minute flurry. April l-2-Thespians host to state convention. April 7-9-DECA convention held in Helena. April 10-Band and choruses welcomed visiting musicians at district meet. April 12-National Assembly. April 15-Boys' H-Club members given letters at awards assembly. April 16-Graduation in sight at end of fifth six weeks. April 17-Bengals journeyed to Great Falls for track meet. April 15-20-HHS is emptied for Easter Vacation. April 22-24-Musicians gathered in Missoula for state solo and small ensemble meet. April 24- South Pacific scene of Iunior Prom. April 24-Butte came to Helena for track meet. April 27-Honor Society initiated juniors in impressive ceremony. April 27-Forensics greeted visiting district debaters and declaimers. April 29-Final National Assembly held. April 29-30--Top ranking seniors took part in High School Week at Bozeman. May l-Iaycee Relays. May 5-3-7-77's assembly. May 7-Vigilante Parade. May 8-Bengals traveled to Billings for triangular track meet. May 12-DECA gave their employers a banquet. May 12-Student body elections held. May 14-15-School vacated for Interscholastic Week at Missoula. May 17-H-Clubs lit the May 24-Seniors assembled for their farewell banquet. May 30-Baccalaureate services. Iune l-2-Semester tests denoted school's end. Iune 3-Commencement exercises. Iune 4-Summer at last after 183 days of school. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY SEVEN Vigilante Parade 1 Begun in 1925 by Principal I. A. Roberts to replace the sneak days, the Vigilante Parade is today the event rnost looked forward to by the students and faculty of Helena 1-ligh School, as well as by the people of Helena and the surrounding communities. The parade boasts of a high safety record with the last accident occurring in 1933 or '34 when a girl was thrown from her horse. Last year the record of 88.7 per cent, set in 1952, was shattered when 94.9 per cent of the school participated in the parade. The class of '53, in their senior year, won the coveted Roberts' Cup with a participation percentage of 100 per cent. Then followed the class of '56 PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Vigilante Parade with a percentage of 95.6, the class of '54 with 95.4 per cent and the class oi '55 with 89.5 per cent taking part in the parade. OI the pictures shown, the following won first prizes: GUARDIAN OF THE GULCH, most authentic, THE HELENA, I877, historical: BUILDING THE FIRST RAILROAD IN MON- TANA, Roberts' award, TRADING AND PRESSING BUFFALO ROBES, FORT LEWIS, 1848, sweepstakes, CHARRED REMAINS, pioneer lite, and SIOUX INDIAN BURIAL, Indian division. The Vigilante Parades are centered around the history ot Montana and although it would seem that the source of supply for ideas is limited, each year there are many new angles pictured, thus making the parade increasingly bigger and better. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWIINTY-NINI y 1' ,gd 1. What you doing kids? 2. Everybody has to get into the picture. 3. Having trouble. Phil? 4. Sweet smile. 5. One ol Enid's solemn moments. 6. Shy. Lanny? PAGE UNE HUNDRED THIHTY Don't cry. Sid. Little Miss Muflitt. Ginny. Ain't he sweet? Marsh and one of her many orphans Thespians gone Western in Seattle. A lull in the game. N R i 'E Se ,M I 3 c X A X 3 Remember that sophomore picnic? 7. What's the matter, Connie? Helena 4-H delegates. 8. Shirley Dearing. Bottoms up. 9. Wha' happened? Buy a candy bar. 10. Smile pretty! Guess who! ll. DECA pep assembly. Recognize these baseball players? PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE 1. Tired? 2. Oh, no! 3. Sleeping beauties. 4. Merk. 5. Don't go away mad! B. Mistletoe and all! PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO Marian and one of her pastimes Our queen and her brother. Tarzan and lane. Yvonne on the band trip. Gerry. Some of the Brawny l?l Bengals. l . .Gr 1 4 U- - I ...L Prom time. '53. On a trip. Donna? Oops! Who are these girls? Bob Finley. Hey! What expressions! What's wrong. Bill? Still the same sweet Bob. Looking for someone. Barb? Filth grade stars. Sweet and lovely. More ot the DECK assembly. Happy. Kitty? Nice view! PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE II emuriam Though he served as Helena High Schools Assistant Principal only a short time, Norman E. Korn will long be remembered for his personal in- terest in the students. Mr. Korn devoted a lifetime to youth, having taught school since l929. Sympathetic and big-hearted, he quickly won the respect and admiration of our faculty and stu- dent body. Deep understanding and kindness were not sacrificed for smooth efficiency in his Work. To his memory, We humbly dedicate this page. PAGE om: HUNDRED THIRTY-Foun UJWS .' 7 l!f7f1 'M , F xtX'f1, VJOE ' ,ESS ' Q Q 2..,, Q S Kg aa Si' L . K ,a fi 5 :Q -'M fu ff W if . f I I f , X 'rslflilum ' 5 , im' lei? i 4 X3-T X gl 1, M W ' L gn, Q pg L4 w L X N wufl lf 7 ' A4 . L D 5 2. N l , ' Q life 13 a progress. w-Q1'.3'5..2,x1LL-.-W -, f 4.356151-'ifvi-'Ei ,sw 5, ' .i' 1' ., MD, QL ,A . 1 .2139 1: Mm Y 5 . f g.5- .fooooooaeooenoeoaaoovoua 05 .u.u.n.oo.u.oo.oo.oo.oo.n.oo.n.osooo.:0.0ofo,oo,n,n.oo.n.oo,n.o CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 sg? AMERICAN SMELTING AND REEINING COMPANY East Helena, Montana o MILLER-RICHARDSON 2 SUPPLY COMPANY Structural Products 637 Helena Avenue PHONE 3622-W .'l ' Where Spending Is Saving SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES FREEMAN SHOES RESISTOL HATS HENNESSY'S Helena's Compleie Food Store PHONE 540 11th and Main Q, g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY SIX BRUCE'S MARKET Groceries, Meats and Complete Fountain Service 846-11th Ave. Phone 4242 NASH-F INCH CO. Wholesale Food Distributors HELENA, MONTANA .g..g..g..g..g g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..guy .g..g..g..9.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g a o'o Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of '54 MARKET Monarch Lumber Co. 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IOAN Klfreshmcnl-55, 63, 68 Index BENTZBSHARLES KSenior1-16, 34, 36, 65, 66, 84, 88, 94 BERG, BEVERLY Uuniorl-41, 67, 116, 121, 122 BEST, BETTY KFreshmcxnJ-55, 109 BETZNER, CHARLES lF1'eshmcxnl-55 BETZNER, MRS. T. C.-8 BEVANS, MARGARET KSer1ior7-16, 67 BIELENBERG, BARBARA Uuniorl-119, 120 ANDERSON, CONNIE cs611116111611-11-47, 71, 84, 85, 109, BIERI, DAN cF!'6Shl'I'lG!1,-55, 118 116 BILLINGS, LEON 1111111611-41, 69, 122 ANDERSON, DICK 1E1es111111m1-55, 63, 68 BILL1NGs, MICHAEL LSGINOTA-16, 96, 37, 67, 69 ANDERSON, ELIZABETH css-61611-15, 119 B1ssON, RICHARD 1s6111611-16 ANDERSON, ETHEL KSophomore1-72 BIOIN, HOLTEN freshman!-68, 70, 95 ANDERSON, IACK1se111611-15, 79 BJORK, EARLYN 1se111611-16 ANDERSON, RAEDYN 1111111611-41, 73, 118 BJORK, DR. RAY-8 ANDERSON, SI-IARIUunior1-41, 67, 69 BLACKMER, FRANKLIN 1F1es1111111111-55, 107, 113 ANDRE, SHE1LACSenior7-15, 96, 64, 65, 66, 67 BLAKELY, ROBERTA LSOPIIOIIIOFGA-47, 109, 117 ANDREASON, CONNIE !Freshmcxn7--55, 118 BLAZINA, IOE Uuniorb-41 ANDRIDGE, GARY fS9!li0I'A-'15 BLEWETT, GARY LSOPIIOUIOTSA-47, 71 ANDRIDGE, RONALD cF16s111114m1-55, 120 BL1xT, ARLEEN cse111611-16 ANTHONY, CAROL lFreshmcm1-55, 84, 85, 86, 119 BLIXT, DON Freshman!-55, 95 ANTHONY, MR. CLARENCE-10, 80 BLIXT. JO ANNE KSOPIIOIIIOTSA-47 APPLEGATE, CLARENCE 1se11161J-15, 79 BLOssOM, MR. CHARLES-10, 119 ARMSTRONG, DARLENE cs6p11611161e1-47 BOGY, CHARLES fFX'6ShIXlQ1'1,-108 AXLINE, HARRY LSSIHOTA-'15 BOMPART, LYLE 1s6p116m61e1-47 BORSBERRY, LARRY 1111111611-41, 118 BABCOCK, BETTY LOU 110111611-41, 67, 109 383-?gFY1RcgIg5IRR.g'?sIiIienlorATli7 88 95 BABCOCK, JOYCE Uuniorl-41, 67, 118 BOURONIN RRTRURF2Rf:'f1'e 745 '70 RACE' EMILY ISOPRORIOWI-47 BOWERS RIOBERT 1111111 11i9n0un154 ' BACKEBURG,D1ANAcE1es11111m11-55, 72 BOZDOO' ORRRLRSRR2 R '7-55 UB BACON,GARY1s6ph6m6161-47, 66, 66, 94, 95, 107 RRAORMRN TROMAsRfre'QR':1 O55 M5 EA-CON' VIRGINIA UURIOR-4I' 57' 75 BRAKE, MARGARET cse111611-1067 36 65 69 RADER' FREE IRfesIImC'RI-55' III7 BRANDT, BARBARA 1E1es1111141111-55,' 118 EA-EER' TANETIRMMI-41 BRANDT HOWARD cse111611-16 66 94 97 110 BAERTSCH, CAROLYN 11211-561111111111-55 BR RUN ROBERT ,SO homom-47 ' ' ' EAERTSCR' EORREETIS0PR0m0'eI-47' 79 BRECKON DARLENEpuu11161J-41 67 115 121 122 BAILEY, BARBARA1sen1611-15 BRBSMN RM Rumor,-41 88 95' ' ' ' BAILEY, BONNIE Sophomore?-47, 109, 117 BRIERLY' ROC a,reshmQn'7-RO 63 BAILEY, KAYE fFf6ShmUH, 55, 115 BRILAKIB M RRY ,so hom 7447 73 BAILEY, KENNETH 4111111011-66, 100, 103, 108, 118 BRINOR WILLIAM KSFSPROIQZG7-4'7 M4 RAR-EY' I-EO UURIOII-79 BR1sCOE, THOMAS 1111111611-60 RAILE3' ROSE MARIE ISOPROIWQI-'I7 BRONSON KATHLEEN Uuniorb-41 67 69 BAKER'I1MU1miOf1-41'88 BROOKS ROBERT Iso 1161116161-47' 88' 95 BAKER, BONNIE cF1eShm6n1-55 BROWN'DONRID,Se12Ror7-16 79' ' EARRE' EREERIC IEfeSR m9 55' II5 BROWN' DONNA 1se111611-17 '66 67 76 84 85 86 119 EAI-DWIN' GEORGIRRIIRIRIORI-4I' 735 BROWNI EDITH 1s6p11611161e1447,'114 ' ' ' ' BALLARD' DARI-EN I 'es MRI- BROWN, JAMES LSOPIIOIDOTGA-47, 66. 95, 118 BALLARD, ROSALIE fFl'9ShIT1GI17-55, 118 BROWN LORRAINB Greshmm-55 M8 BANSCH, JOHN 119531-96, 91. 110 BROWN' NON A QSO homow-47 N79 BARBOUR, PHILLIP 1E1esh11141n1-55, 114 BROWN' VBRNR 755 Romom-47 N79 BARBOUR,MRs.sH1RLEY-10 BROWN' MR WRMXM A-8 ' BARBOUR, TONY ISOPLIOIHOIGA-47, 69, 95 BROWN' WII1'I-.IAM HUMOR-47 RARRER'1AMESfSeRI0'I-15' 79 BROWN1NG IUDY 166 11611161 1-47 63 69 BARKER,JOAN1s41111611-40, 41, 63, 116 BRUOB WRMAM ,Rmfjm-R98 ' ' BARNES, CHARLES LS91'1iO!'7 l5, 66, 91, 94, 96 BRYANT BRUOB ,So homom-88 RARNES'1ACRfRfeSRmU'AE55 BRYANT' ROBERT IPE1-161111111111-55 95 107 118 BARNES' IO ANN IEGRIWI-I5 BUDKE ROBERT cP16s111111111J-55 ' ' ' BARNES' MARGARET ISERIOR-I5 BURGAN DAVE LSSIUOTREZ 14 17 34 36 37 38 65 BARNETT, HARRY 1111111611-41, 64, 75, 76, 77, 119 B674 76 78 84 86 N70 705510 BAssETT, GEORGE LP1'9ShI1'lGIl7155 BUROGRRRB PR7B'O9B3749O ' ' BAssETT, SARA KSOPIIOIIIOYS7'-'47, 63, 71 BURNER RORD Rumen-B6 76 77 M9 RATES' TOM IS0PR0m0feI'I IR BURR BARBARA iso 1161111111-11447'69 RATTERSIIEI-II' MRS- MARYEI0 BURRELL, BETTY 11615611-41, 73, 118 EAIICIIS' MR- IORN-8 BUSHNELL, PAULINE csen1611-17, 96, 62, 63, 64 65, 66 BAUER, PAT1Freshmcm1-55, 118 67 75 77 .78 R2 84 85 95 ' BAUSCH, WILLIAM LSOPEIOIIIOIQA-47, 66, 114 BUSHNELL ROBBR7 ,MMDB-R0 RAYI-ES' ROEERTISOPROMWI-47' 70 BUTERBAUGH IAN cse111611-17 67 116 119 REAIICRAMR' EE ANN IS0PROmO'eI I7' II3 BUTERBAUGH' MIMI Iso 1161116161-47 109 117 BEAVER' IOYCE IIURIOR-4I BUTLER ARDIISS 1111111611241 ' ' BEAVER' NANCY ISOPRORWQI-47 BUTLER' MERLYN cS9f1iOl',i17 63 BEAVER, RONALD lSOphomOreJ-95 BYRNE 'SANDRA O, h R-L55 71 BEAVER, SHIRLEY fP!'8ShIIl.G1'17--55 ' 'es 'RRR ' BEAVER, TERRY fF!'8ShIIlGl'!7-95 BEEDLE, GALE 1s6p116m61e1-47, 79, 88 CAMERON, EDWARD 1111111611-41, 63, 88 BEINHORN, RITA KSe-niorb-16, 70, 76, 76. 116 CAMPBELL, SUSAN cse111511-17, 67, 122 BENNITT, JOHN LSOPROIXIOTBB-47, 63, 95, 108, 114. 116 CANNON, CONNIE fS6I1iOf,'17, 96, 66, 67 BENNITT, RICHARD fSeniOr1-16, 65 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY CAPPIOUS, MR. SAM-10, 73 ,,.--N INDEX IContinued1 CARBIS, HOWARD fFreshmcxn1-107 CARBIS, IO ANN ISenior1-17 CARBIS, MARY lSophomore1-118 CARBIS, ROBERT ISophomore1-47, 107, 114 CARKULIS, PETE freshman?-55, 63, 108 CARLSON, ALLAN IIunior1-41 CARLSON, JOHN KSophomore1-47, 113, 114 CARLSON, LINDA ISophomore1-46, 47, 63, 109, 117 CARPENTER, IAMES UunIor1--41 CARROLL, CHARLES lSophomore1-47, 70 CARROLL, MELVIN ISenior1-17 CARSON, PENNY ISophomore1-55 CARTWRIGHT, SHIRLEY ISenior7-17, 66, 67, 115 CARVER. IEANNETTE II-'reshmcnl--55 CASEBOLT, BRUCE Uuniorb-41, 66, 88, 91, 100. 104. CASHMORE, ROBERT IFreshmcn1-55, 115 CASHMORE, SARA Uuniorb-67, 120 CASTLES, SUSAN IFreshmcm1-55, 118 CHANEY, ALICE Uuniorl-41, 67 CHILD, HARRY CSophomore1-47, 95, 107, 108 CHIVERS, JEAN 1Ereshmcm1-56, 71, 118 CHRISTIANSEN, HOWARD Uunior1--80 CHRISTIANSEN, PATRICIA 1Freshrncm1-56 CHURCHWELL, ROBERT IFreshmcm1-56, 115 CLARK, GLORIA IFreshmcm1-56 CLARK, IEANNIE 1Iunior1-67 CLARK, VERNA ISen1or1-17 CLARK, MR. ROBERT-10 CLARK, ROBERT IIunior1-66, 88, 94. 95, 107, 114. 119 CLAUSEN, DONNA IIunior1-41, 67, 71 CLAUSEN, IOY ISenior1-17, 66 CLAUSEN, NELL 1Senior1-18, 72 CLEARMAN, TED IFreshman1-56, 119 CLEMO, PRUDENCE Uunior1-41, 67, 69 CLEVELAND, DIANN lSenior1-18, 36, 65, 67, 118 CLONINGER, GARY Ilrreshmanl-56, 95, 118 CLONINGER, RONNIE lSenior1-18, 79 CLOUD, IOHN IFreshmcm1-56, 95 CLUTE, MISS MARY-10, 54, 107 COCHRAN, IO ANNE I1unior1-41, 63, 67, 73 COLEMAN, IOAN KPreshmcm1-56, 71, 118 COLLINGS, IACK Uun1or1-79 COLLINS, PAUL ISOphomox'e1-47, 107, 114 COLLISHAW, MARIAN IIunior1-41, 118 CONDON, BARBARA IFreshmcm1-56 CONDON, IEFF 1Iunior1-41, 63, 65, 88, 107, 110 CONN, CHARLES ISenior1--79 CONN, RICHARD IIunior1-80, 157 CONNER, NORMA ISophomore1-48, 118 CONNER, THOMAS ISenior1-18, 66. 84 CONNOLLY, CAREN 1Senior1-18 CONNORS, MARY LEE ISenior1-18 COONEY, ROBERT 1Freshmcn1-54, 56, 118 COPELAND, LARRY IIunior1-80, 108 COPENHAVER, HELEN ISophomore1-48, 113 COPENHAVER, LARRY Uuniorb-41 COPENHAVER, TERRY IFreshmcm1-56 COTTRILL, ED Uunior1-41, 66, 80, 88, 89 COTTRILL, IAMES IFreshmcxn1-56, 95, 107, 115 COVEY, LORRAINE IFreshmcxn1-56, 114 COWGER, CAROL 1Sophomore1-48 COX, CLIFFORD 1Freshmcm1-56 CRAMER, MARION 1Sophomore1-48 CRAWFORD, MARCIA ISOphomore1-48, 63 CREER, DONNA IFreshmcxn1-56 CRONIN, SONIA Humor?-41, 71 CROUCH, ROSE ISophomore1-48 CROWLEY, PATRICIA ISeniorI-18, 118 CULVER, FRANKLIN 1Freshmcm1-56, 115 CUMMINGS, BILLIE ANN lSenior1-18 CUMMINGS, CAROL Isophomoreb-48 CUMMINGS, SHARON IFreshmCu'11-56 CUNNINGHAM, DAVID IFreshman1-56, 95 CURREN, DARRELL IFx'eshmGn1-56 CURTIS, NEIL ISophomcre1--46. 48, 63, 70, 114 DAGENAIS. TERRY II-'reshmcm1-56, 107 DAHLI-IAUSEN, FRANKLIN ISophomore1-48 DALE, DAVID I1uniOl'1-41, 118 DALLEY, RONALD IFreshmcm1-56, 95, 114 DALTON, CHARLES ISenior1-I8 DANA, LOU DEAN Iseniorf-18, 91 DANDRO, DAVID Uunior1-41, 119 DANIELS, ANN ISenior1-18 DARFLER, DONNA 1Iuniot1-41, 67, 71, 109, 114 DAVIS, SHIRLEY IIuni0rI-66, 67, 109, 113 DAVISON, RONALD 1Freshmc'm1-56 DAY, FREDELLA 1Iunior1-41, 66, 67, 109 DAY, GERALDINE 1SophOmore1-46, 68, 69, 113 DAY, HELEN 1FreshmanJ-56 DEARING, SHIRLEY IFreShman1-56, 72, 119 DSBAR, GWEN ISer1ior1-18, 66, 67, 115 DeBREE, CAROL Uuniorl-41 DeBREE, IOYCE ISen1or1-19, 78, 116 DSCOUTEAU, ANTHONY ISenior1-19 DeCOUTEAU, DELORES ISophomore1-113 DSGOOYER, ROBERT 1EreshmcnI-56, 108 DeHART, SARAH ISenior1-19 DeLUDE, NEAL IFYGSHIIIQDI-56, 107, 118 DeLUDE, WAYNE ISophomore1-48, 70 DeROSIER, YVONNE IIuni0r1-69 DeYOUNG, TOM ISenior1--14, 19, 38, 63, 64, 65, 69, 76. 1 14 DICKERT, CHARLES 1Freshmcm1--56, 118 DICKERT. IOYCE IFreshman1-56, 118 DIEHL, WILLIAM Uuniorl--94, 97 DIGHTMAN, CAMERON CFreshmcm1-108 DOBLER. IANET KSenior1-19, 68, 118, 119 DODSON, IIM ISenior1-120 DODSON, WARREN ISenior1-19, 80 DOERR, FRANKLIN Uuniorl-80 DOMER, LOLA IFreshman1-56 DONOVAN, ARTHUR Uunior1-41, 66, 88, 119 DOWNS, DONNA Uuniorb-42, 113 DOWNS, ROBERT ISenior1-19, 94, 118 DUANE, ALAN IFreshrncn1-95, 118 DUDLEY, IOYCE 1I reshman1-56, 118 DUFFY, THOMAS CSophomore1-51 DUKE, AGNES ISophomore1-48, 117 DUKE, DOROTHY 1Sophomore1-48 DUNCAN, IEANNIE CSen1or1-14, 19, 36, 66, 67 DUNLOP. IERRY 1Freshman1-56, 70, 95 DUNLOP, LYLE ISOphomore1-48, 118 DUNN, HOWARD IIunior1-42, 80 DUVAL. IOE 119531-80 DUVALL, EARL IIunIor1-42, 95 DWYER, IOHN Uunior1-42, 79. 88, 108, 113, 119 DWYER, SHIRLEY fSophomore1-48 EARLEY, GERALD IIunior1-42, 108 EARLY, PAULINE IFreshmcxn1-56 EASBEY, FREMONT fseniorf-19, 64, 65 EASBEY, IAMES IFreshmcm1-56, 95, 107 EATON, IERRY ISophomore1-48, 70 EDWARDS, CATHERINE IIuni0r1-42, 67, 69 EDWARDS, KENNETH Iseniorl-19 EDWARDS, MR. THOMAS-10 EGGAN, DONNA 1Senior1-19, 67, 117 ELLIOT, MARIE ISenior1-I9 ENSIGN, FRANK IIunior1-42, 66, 94, 99 ERICKSON, KATHERINE Isophomorel--48, 68, 113 EVANS, BENDA Uunior1-42, 76, 77 EVERETT, BARBARA 1Senior1-20, 65, 67 FABIAN. IOY ISenior1-20 FAHRNER, ELIZABETH ISenior1-20 PAUL, MONA ISenior1-20 FELLBAUM, MR. E. H.-8 FELLBAUM, GARY Uuniorl-40, 42, 66, 84, 100, 104 FINLEY, CAROL ISophomore1-48, 71 ' FINLEY, ROBERT ISenior1-20, 66, 78, 80, 110 FINSTEAD, IOI-IN Uuniori-80 FISHER, CONNIE Uunior1-42, 118 FISHER, ROLLINS Sophomore!-107, 110, 118 FISHER, MISS ALICE-72 FISKE, MR. HENRY-10, 110 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE 5 I INDEX IContinued1 FISKE, PHYLLIS ISophomore1-48, 114 FITZPATRICK, KAY ISophomore1-48 F LEISNER, MARGERY Uuniorl-42 FLEMING, JOHN fFreshmcmI-56 FLEMING, MOLLY IFreshmcn1-56, 118 FLOTLIN, CAROLE Uuniorb-42, 67 FOLEY, MARLENE fFreshmcm1-63, 71 FORD, CAROL ISophomore1-118 FORDE, JUDITH CSophoxnore1-48, 63 FOSTER, ELEANOR IFreshmcm1-56 FOSTER, KEITH lFreshmcn1-56, 107 FOSTER, JERRY ISenior1-20, 66, 88, 91, 94, 99 FOX, KATHERINE IJUni0r1-42, 67, 69 FOURNIER, DONALD ISenior1-20, 64, 119 FRANK, MARGARET Uuniorl-42, 83, 107, 118, 119 FRASER, JOAN IFreshmcn1-118 FRED, LANNY I1unior1-42, 83, 107, 118, 119 FRENCH, IUANITA ISenior1-20, 36, 65 FRESEMAN, KENNETH ISophomore1--48, 88, 118 FREYLER, THOMAS ISenior1-20, 157 FRITZ, JOAN fSenior1-20 FULBRIGHT, SHARON IFreshmcm1-56 FULLER, DONNA Uunior1-42, 72, 113 FULLER, HARRY IJunior1-72 FULLER, MARILYN lSophomore1-48, 71, 72, 73 GAGE, EUGENE IFreshmcm1-56 GELHAUSEN, TONIA ISophornore1-46, 48, 63, 64, 117 GEORGE, DONALD ISophomore1-70 GEORGE, EDDIE ISenior1-20, 80 GIBSON, JAMES IJunior1-42, 70 GIBSON, WAYNE ISenior1-20, 70, 88, 94, 98, 113 GIESE, MISS DOROTHY-19, 54 GILBERT. WILLIAM ISenior1-2, 21, 38, 65, 66, 78, 88, 91, 100, 102, 105, 106 GILLESPIE, DOROTHY ISenior1-21, 120 GLASBY, JANE ISophomore1-51, 63 GLEASON, JUDY ISenior1-21, 66, 68 GLOEGE, BARBARA IFreshmcm1-57, 68, 83, 84, 86 GOLDBERG, RONALD ISenior1-21, 63, 75, 80, 120 GOODHART, MRS. ROBERTA-I0 GRANDY, GENE ISenior1-21, 80, 108 GRANDY, NORMA IIUn1cr1-42, 73 GRANTIER, CHARLES 119531-80 GRAY, NORMAN Uuniorl-42, 65, 66, 80, 88, 94, 99, 100, 104, 110, 113 GREENE, MISS AMSEL-10, 69 GREGOR, DONNA Uuniori-40, 42, 64, 65, 67, 109 GRIEVE, BLANCHE ISophomore1-48, 70, 71, 73 GROVE, HAROLD Uuniorl-79 GRUEL, CHARLOTTE ISenior1-21 GUTHRIE, SABRA ISophomore1-48, 63, 69, 117 I-IAINES, DICK ISenior1-21, 38 HALEY, LORNA IIunior1-42 HALBERG, JEAN lSophornore1-48 HALL, RUTH Uunior1-42, 118 HALVERSON, DONNA ISophomore1-48, 114 HALVERSON, JUDITH ISenior1-21, 64, 66, 67 I-IALVERSON, LYNN lFreshmcm1-57 1-IAMBIDGE, VIRGINIA ISenior1-21, 66, 67, 76, 78 HAMES, DAN ISenior1-21, 34, 66, 80, 82, 88, 90, 93, 97 HAMLIN, EDWARD ISophomore1-48, 95 HAMLIN, GRACE IIunior1-42, 67 HAMM, ROSALIE ISophomoreJ-48, 72, 119 HAND, VIRGINIA IFreshmcm1-57, 118 HANDFORD, MISS BERYL-10, 67 HANSON, DON I1unior1-80 HARDY, CLAUDIA ISenior1-21, 35, 38, 66, 67, 118 HARGROVE, DELORES ISophomore1-48, 70, 113 HARKER, DARRYL ISenior1-21, 121 HARRER, RUTH ANN ISenior1-22, 118, 122 HARRIS, BEN ISenior1-22, 79 HARRIS, JULIE CSophomore1-48, 69, 118 HARTMAN, EDWARD Iluniorb-42, 80 I-IARTNETT, DAVID ISenior1-22, 80 HARTWELL, MICHAEL IFreshman1-95 HARTZOG, MRS. EDITH-10 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO HARVEY, SHIRLEY IFreshmGn1-57 HASELHERST, WILLIAM fSenior1-22, 79, 114 HASLIP, GERALD ISenior1-14, 22, 34, 38, 65, 66, 88, 90 100, 103, 106, 110 HASLIP, WILLIAM 119531-88, 89, 90, 92, 131 HAYNES, CONNIE IJunior1-42, 64, 67, 115 HAZEN, EDWARD IFreshmcxn1-57 HEATH, ROBERT CFreshmcxn1-57 HELLAND, JEANICE IFreshmcm1-57, 63 HENRY, ALICE ISOphomore1-48, 69, 113 HENRY, DONNA lSophomore1-48 HENRY, RUTH ISenior1-22, 76, 119 HIATT, CLIFFORD IFreshmcm1-57, 95, 118 HIBARGER, PENNY CSoph0m0re1-48, 109, 117 HIGGINS, WILLIAM ISenior1-22, 86, 118 HILL, JAMES ISOphomore1-48, 118 HILLEBRECHT, LARRY Isophomorei--48, 118 HODGES, PAUL ISenior1--22 HOFFMAN, DONALD IJunior1-42 HOFFMAN, GEORGIA IFreshman1-57 HOFLAND, DIXIE fS0phomore1-48 HOLLENBACK, DONNA ISophomore1-49 HOLSCLAW, PATSY IFreshmcm1-57 HOLSHUE, DONALD ISenior1-22, 79 HOPKINS, PATRICIA IIunior1-42, 83, 84, 85, 86, 116 HORNE, JERRY IFreshmGn1-57, 107, 114, 115 HORNE, PEGGY IFreshmun1-57, 113 HOUSE, DICK ISenior1-22, 64, 66, 80, 100, 103, 118 HOWARD, IQ ANNE ISenior1-22, 71 HOWARD, JOHN ISenior1-22, 34, 63, 66, 84, 86, 88, 90 94, 98 HOWARD, JUNE ISophomore1-48, 71, 73 HOWARD, RAY I19531-53, 88, 89, 92 HOWE, MRS. SONNA-10 HUBER, GRETCHEN ISenior1-14, 23, 35, 36, 38, 65, 66 67, 76 HUBERT, DELORES IFreshman1-57, 71 HULL, GARY 119531-53, 88, 89, 93 HULL, LYNNE IFreshmcm1-57 HUMPHREY, DONALD Uuniorl-42 HUNT, IAMES ISer1ior1-23, 66, 94, 98 HUNT, NANCY fFreshman1-57, 71 INNOCCI, FRANK I1unior1-42 INNOCCI, LOUISE ISophomore1-49 ISI-IAM, DOROTHY IFreshmcmJ-57 IVERSON, MARY ELLEN Uuniorb-42, 67, 73, 114 JACKSON, LESLIE ISophomore1-49 JACOBSEN, RONALD ISophomore1-49 JAMES, MARION IFreshmcm1-57 IANES, PATRICIA ISenior1-23 IANES, MR. VIRGIL-8 IENNINGS, LOIS ISenior1-23, 113 JENSON, JOYCE ISenior1-23, 66, 67 JOHNSON, IOHNSON, IOHNSON JOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON, IOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON, BONNIE ISenior1-23, 66, 67, 116 MR. CHARLES-Il, 88, 95 CHARLES IJunior1-42, 65, 113 COLLEEN ISenior1-23, 118, 119 ELEANOR Uuniorl-42, 67, 69, 71 ELI ISophomore1-49, 70, 95 GARY IFreshmc1n1-I 18 LARRY ISophomore1-49, 95, 107 LA VAY Uuniorl-42 VIRGINIA Uuniorb-42, 65, 67, 69 JONES, CONSTANCE ISenior1-23, 67, 113 JONES, DONALD ISophomore1-48, 88 JONES, DOROTHY IFreshmCm1-57 JONES, JANET Uuniorl-42, 63, 65, 69, 71 JONES, MARLENE Uuni0r1-42, 67, 118 JONES, PAT IFreshmcxn1-57 IONES, WILLIAM ISenior1-23, 80 JUDGE, TERRY ISenior1-23 JUNGERS, LOUIE IIuniorJ-80 KAIN, NANCY tFreshmcn7-109 KAIN, SARAH Uuniori-66, 67, 109 KAUFFMAN, ROBERT ISenior1-79, 94 4- KEENA N, SHEILA IFreshman1-57 'yum '1'w1 f'1jF1rNl: iff -j er 'v'smjw:jrw-'fv'j-1 , 31 1 4 I VV! '5E 1 INDEX IContinued1 KELLEHER, VINCE 119531-88, 89 KELLER, ARDETH Sophomore!-49, 69, 118 KELSH, HAROLD lSophomore1-49 KELLY, IIM Uunior1-40, 66, 104 KENNAUGH, KORENE IFreshmcm1-57, 118 KENNEY, LANNY ISenior1-23, 65, 108, 110, 113 KENNEY, RONALD Isophomorel-49, 107 KIND, MR. A. A.--8 KINDRICK, THOMAS ISOphomore1-49, 88, 107 KING, CAROLYN ISenior1-23 KING, IUDITH IFres1'1mcm1-57 KINGTON, IAMES ISophomore1-49, 88 KINSEY, MARY LEE ISeni0r1-24, 76, 118 KIRBY, WILLIAM fSophomore1-108 KIRKPATRICK, MISS FAY-2, 11, 75, 76, 77, 78 KIRN, ALBERT ISophomore1-49, 113 KIRN, ROBERT fSophomore1-49, 114 KLEIN, OTTO ISophomore1-49, 88, 95, 107 KLICKMAN, GWEN ISOphomcre1-49, 69 KNEEDLER, BETTE ISenior1-24, 66, 67, 76 KNEEDLER, DAVE ISophomore1-49, 95, 108, 118 KNIGHT, GARY Uunior1-42 KNOP, GEORGE IFreshmcm1-57, 95 KNOX, ED ISophomore1-Z, 49, 68, 69, 70, 78 KNOX, MR. L. R.-8 KOCKLER, EDWARD IFreshmcn1-57, 95 KOCKLER, IERRY ISenior1--24, 79 KOCKLER, THOMAS IIuni0r1-42, 80, 95, 108 KOKORUDA, GERALDINE Isophomorel-49, 72 KOKORUDA, PATRICIA ISenior1-Z4 KORIZEK, WILLIAM ISOphomore1-49, 95, 107, 114 KORIZEK, MR. WILLIAM-11, 79, 80 KORN, MR. NORMAN E.-9, 134 KRADOLFER, ERNEST fIunior1-42, 70, 79 KRAMER, MARGARET ISophomore1--49, 73 KRETZER, SARA fSen1or1-24, 65, 116, 120, 121 KRIEGER, IAMES ISophomore1-49, 73 KRUSE, CHARLENE Uunior1-66, 67, 109 KRUSE, MYRNA ISenior1-24, 67, 71 KUCHENBROD, RONALD ISenior1-24, 88, 108, 110 KUEHN, WILLIAM ISophomore1-49, 95 KUENNING, IOHNNIE IEreshmQn1-57, 118 LQFROMBOISE. IOAN IFreshmcn1-57, 118 LAIBLE, DARLENE Uuniox-1-64 LAKE, DAVID IFreshmun1--57 LAMB, EARL IS9nior1-24, 64, 70, 118 LAMBERT, BOB 119531-79 LANDRY, MARY ISenior1-24 LANDRY, TOM Uuniorl-42 LANG, FRANK Uunior1-79, 80 LANNING, IKE 119537-88, 91 LANNING, MARION ISenior1-24, 65, 67, 71 LARISON, MRS. L. H.-8 LQROCK, MARLENE Uuniori-64 LQROCK, RICHARD CFreshmcm1-57 LAWRENCE, CHARLES IFreshman1-57 LAY, ROBERT Uuniori-80, 95 LEA, MADELEINE ISophomore1--49, 118 LEA, ROBERT 1Senior1-24, 80 LEE, IOHN IFreshmcm1-57 LEHFELDT, LORRAINE lSophomore1-49, 69 LEIBRAND, ROGER ISophomore1-6, 49, 70 LEMIRE, ROBERT IFreshmun1-57 LEWIS, MR. GEORGE-11 LICHTWARDT, NANCY ISenior1-24, 36, 60, 66, 67, 69, 76, 78 LIEDLE, AFTON ISenior1-25, 119 LIEDLE, DIANNE Uuniorb-43, 109 LIEDLE, LESTER CSenior1-25, 70 LINDSTROM, ERIC ISen1or1-25, 34, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 69, 82, 83, 88, 89, 93, 94, 97, 114, 118 LINEBARGER, DELORES IFreshmcm1-57 LIPES, IANICE ISeniorJ--25, 64 LIPPERT, CHARLES 1Fresh!nun1-57, 95, 107 LOCKEY, IACK ISophomore1-88 LOGAN, ROBERT fSophomore1-49, 69, 70 LONG, WILLIAM IFreshmcm1-57 LORENZEN, PEGGY 1Freshmun1-1 18 LOUGHRIDGE, EVERETI' ISenior1-25, 108 LUCHETTI, DIANNE ISophomore1-49 LUNDGREN, GAYLL Sophomore!-49 LUNTSFORD, KENNETH ISophomore1-49, 108 LUPIEN, VINCE I19531--88, 90 LUTEY, CHAD IIunior1-80 LYNDES, IOHN 1Freshmcm1-57, 63, 95 LYNN, KENNETH Uuniorf-13, 70, 119 MacDONALD, CAROL CSenior1-26, 72 MADDIO, IACK ISenior1-25, 70 MADDIO, VINCENT IFreshmcn1-57, 95, 118 MADSEN, WILLIAM IFreshman1-57 MADDUX, ANNETTA Uunior1--43, 73, 118 MALIN, RICHARD Uunior1-80 MANLY, IEAN ISophomore1-49, 63 Jw MANLY, MARIAN ISen1or1-25, 36, 63, 65, 66, 67, MANSON, DWAYNE IFreshmcn1-58, 107 MANSON, GARY ISenior1-25, 64 MARIERRISON, MISS MARY-11 MARKIN, MR. E. GEORGE-11 MARLOW, PAT IFreshmcn1-58 MARONEY, GEORGIA lSenior1-25, 36, 69 MARONEY, MIKE IFreshmcn1-118 MARSHALL, MRS. DORIS-11 MARTIN, MARY IEAN ISenior1-25, 63, 69 MARTIN, MYRNA KAYE Uuniorb-43, 67, 116 MARTIN, YVONNE ISophomore1-49 MARUSK1, ELEANOR Uuniori-64 ' MASON, BERNETA 1Senior1-25, 71, 1113 MASON, MARGARET ANN fFreshxncm1--58, 71, MASON, CHARLOTTE IFreshmcm1-58, 118 MATTHEWS. IO1-IN IFreshmr1n1-58 MATTICE, IEROME IFreshmcm1-58, 70, 118 MA'I'1'ILL, MR. CHARLES-5, 11 MATTMILLER, BARBARA ISophomore1-118 MATTMILLER, EVELYN IFreshmcm1-115 MA'I I'OCKS, HAROLD CFreshmcm1-58 MAZARANICH, PHIL 119531-88 McCART1-IY, MRS. SERENA-11 McCARTY, RENNE Uuniorl-43 MCCOY, IRENE ISophomore1-49 MCCULLOUGH, MARY ISenior1-25, 118 MCDUFFIE, BRYAN Uunior1-80 MCGINLEY, MR. BERNARD-11, 88, 95, 107 MCGUIN, IOAN fSophomore1-13, 49 1 , 3.-jglfwzvrfrgsvg 76, 78 14 MCHUGI-1, TOM ISen1or1-26, 63, 66, 80, 86, 94, 97, 110 MCINTOSH, IIMMY ISophomore1-108 MCLANE, CHARLES IFreshman1-58, 95 MCLEOD, HEATHER Uunior1-43, 67, 119 MCMENAMIN, ANNE IIunior1-43, 67, 71, 109 MCMILLAN, ROBERT IFreshmGn1-58, 70 MCNEIL, MURRAY 1S0phomore1-13, 49 MEGARD, MISS KATI-IRYN-11, 115 MEHELICH, ROBERTA Uunior1--40, 43, 126 MEHUS, VERA ISen1or1-26 MEIIA, MARCELLE ISenior1-26, 118 MENDEZ, AURORA ISophomore1-49, 118 MERCER, MARLENE ISenior1-26, 66, 67 MERGENTHALER, MILDRED ISenior1-26, 36, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 MERTZ, MARTIN Uunior1-118 MEYER, HELEN 1Freshmcm1-58 MILCH, GAIL 1Senior1-26, 65, 71 MILLER, CAROLYN IFreshmcm1-58 MILLER, LARRY 1Senior1-80 MILLER, MARGUERITE Uuniorl-43 MILLER, NORMA IFreshmcm1-58 MILLER, ROBERTA IFreshmCm1-58, 118 MILLER, RONALD ISOphomore1-49, 119 MILLIGAN, MAURICE 119531-80 MILOT, TOM CFreshmcn1-58 MILLS, PHILIP Uuniorb-43 MILLS, THOMAS fSGn1or1-26, 79 MIRACLE, FRANK IFreshmGn1-58, 60, 118 MISCHEL, ROSEMARIE IFreshmcm1-58 MISKOVICH, THOMAS ISophomore1-79, 108 PAGE ONE HUNDRED Fl1 I'Y-THREE , 7., INDEX 1ContinuedI MITCHKE, BEVERLY 1Senior1-26, 66, 67, 69, 119 MITCHKE, IANE 1Freshmcm1-58, 109 MOE, IANICE CPreshmcm1-58 MOE, ROBERT 1Freshman1-58, 70, 95, 107, 118 MOE, ROBERTA 1Sophomore1-72 MOGA, CLINTON Uuniorb-43 MONTIBELLER, FRANK lIunior1--43, 66, 88, 94, 98, 118 MOONEY, PHILIP Uuniorl-43, 95 MOORE, IUANITA 1Sophomore1-49 MOORE, MARY LOU 1SeniorI-26 MORGAN, DAVID 4Freshmcm1-63, 95, 108 MORLEY, IOLENE KSenior1-26, 119, 120 MORRISON, ANNE Uuniorl-43, 67, 76, 77, 120 MORRISON, HELEN Uuniorl-43, 67 MORSE, CONNIE 1Freshmcm1-58, 115 MORSE, MISS WILLAMETTE-11 MORTON, WILLIAM ISophomoreJ-49, 70 MOUGEOT, VIRGINIA II-'reshmcxnl-58, 119 MULLEN, DALE 1Sophomore1-50, 88, 95, 107 MURFITT, DONALDA 1Freshmcm1-115 MYLES, BEATRICE fSophomore1--50 MYRICK, CHARLES lSophomore1-50, 69, 70, 73, 113, 119 NACHTSHEIM, CAROL Isophomorel-50 NACI-ITSHEIM, GEORGE 1Senior1-2, 26, 66, 76, 77, 78 88, 94, 96, 108 NEILL, ARTHUR Uuniorl-43, 88, 95 NEILL, KENNETH 1Freshmt1nI-58, 63, 95, 107, 118 NELSON, BOB ISenior1-27, 80 NELSON, IERRY ISophomoreJ-46, 50 NELSON, NANCY 1Freshmcm5-58 NETTLETON, MADELINE IFreshmCm1-58, 71 NICKOVICH, WILLIAM 1Senior1-27 NOEL, IEANNIE ISenior1-2, 27, 75, 78, 84, 85, 86, 115 1 19 NOLAND, VIRGA 1Freshrncxn1-58 NONOG, PAUL 1Sophomore1-79 NORDAHL, DONNA CFreshmcm1-71 NORDAHL, IUNE lFreshmcm1-58 NORLING. BONNIE Uuniorf-43, 69, 84, 85, 86, 116 NORSETH, CAROL 1Sophomore1-50, 71 NORSETH, THELMA IFreshmcm1-58, 71 NORSETH, MR. TRYGVE-8 PERSONETTE, CAROL Uuniorb-43 PETEK, DAVID fSophomore1-50 PETERSON, ALLEN IFreshman1-118 PETERSON, CAROL 1Freshman1-58, 71 PETERSON, GEORGE Ilfreshmunl-58 PETERSON, ROBERT ISophomore1-50, 69 PEURA, DONNA I-Senior?-28, 64 PEWITT, CHARLES 1Senior1-28 PICKERING, ELDON CFreshman1-54, 58, 63, 64, 68 108, 114 PIERSON, CAROLYN 1Sophomore1-118 POE, NETTIE 1Senior1-28, 64 POHTO, RALPH fFreshmun1-58, 70 POORE, IAMES CSenior1-28, 66, 79, 94, 99 PORTER, GLENN ISophomore1-50, 69, I18 PORTER, ROGER ISophomoreD-50 POTTER, TERESA 1Freshmcm1-58 PREBIL, WILLIAM 1SeniorI-28, 108 PRENTICE, DAN ISeniorJ-28. 34, 66, 84, 93, 94, 96. 120 PRICE, MICHAEL Uuniorl-43 PRICE, SONDRA 1FreshmcmI-59. 71, 118 RADKE, BILL fFreshmcn1-59 RAMEY, MISS KATHLEEN-12 RAMSEY, DONNA 1Preshmun1-59, 119 RANKIN, IOSEPH ISophornore1-50, 95 RATE, CHARLES Uuniorl-80 RAUE, DAN ISenior1-28, 119 RAYMOND, CLARICE Isophomorel-50 REAL. IANET UuniorI-43, 71, 77 REARDON, GERALDINE Uunior1-43 REARDON, TIMOTHY fSeniorI-28, 120 REDHAIR, GEORGE 119531-88, 90, 92 REKSTAD, GARY Uuniorb-43, 79, 107 RETZ, CAROL Uuniorl-67, 126 RETZ, IAE IFreshmCIn1-54, 59, 95, 107 RETZ, JUDY 1Freshmcm1-59, 68 REUTERDAHL, MR. D. A.-8 REYNOLDS, CHARLES Uuniorl-43, 79 REYNOLDS, IOAN IFreshmcm1-59, 71 RHINEHART, DUANE 1Freshmun1-59, 115 RICKER, PHILIP ISenior1-28 RICKER, SHARON Freshman?-59, 118 NORTHAM, BEVERLY 1Senior1--27, 64 NOTTI, BENNY 1Freshmun1-63, 95, 107 NOVAK, FRANCES ISeniorI-27, 119 NOVAK, WILLIAM 1Freshmun1--58 O'CONNELL, MICHAEL IILmior1-43, 63, 113, 120 O'CONNELL, THOMAS Uunior1-69 O'CONNOR, IAMES fseniorl-27, 78, 79, 108 OGREN, MR. C. M.-9 OGREN. ROBERT 1Sophomore7-50, 88, 107 OHNSTAD, BOB IFreshmcn1-58, 70 O'LEARY, IEAN CSophomore1-50, 117 O'LEARY, IEANNETE 1FreshmGr11--58 O'LEARY, LEE fSenior1-27, 66, 79, 94. 98 OLESON, ROBERT 1Freshmcm1-58 OLSON, LAURA IIunior1-43, 73, 118 O'MALLEY, SIDNEY Uuniorl-67, 118 ORTLOFF, FRANZ Uuniod-70, 114, 119 OSBORNE, MARGARET IIunior1-43, 67, 73 OVERTURF, ENID Uuniorl-43, 63, 67 RIEGEL, MR. ALVIN-8 RIEGEL, MARION Uuniorl-43, 119 RISAN, IO ANN ISophomore1--50, 118 ROARK, BOB 1Sophomore1-88 ROBERTS ROBERTS ROBERTS ROBERTS ROBERTS ROBERTS. , IIM 1Freshmcm1-59 , LAVERNE Gfreshmcznl-59 , PATRICIA Isophomorel-50 , ROBERT lSophomoreI-50, 73 WILLIAM 1SeniorJ-28, 66, 94. ARLEE Uuniorl-43, 67 118, 121, 122 ROBERTSON, DONNA lSophomore1-43 ROBINSON, BARBARA 1Sophomore1-50 ROBINSON, GERRY ISophomoreI-50, 114 ROBINSON, MR. FRED-12 ROBINSON, KEITH 1Senior1-29 ROBINSON, WAYNE Uuniorl-80 RODOCAY, ARLENE ISenior1-29, 64 RODOCAY, EILENE 1SeniorI-29 RODOCAY MARY Uuniorl-43 67 99. 100. 103 PADBURY, CHARLES 1ILlnior1-43, 63, 70, 118 PADBURY, IERRY lSenior1-27, 108, 118, 122 PALMER, GAII.. ISenior1-27, 67, 119 PARKER, MR. DUANE-11, 79 PAUBANDT, ELEONORE 1Freshmcm1--58 PAUBANDT, IRMTRAUD Uuniorl-43 PAVLINICK, MARION IFreshmcm1-58 PEDERSON, BONNIE ISeniorI-27, 57, 71, 73, IIB, 119 PEEK, JAMES ISenior1-27 PEEK, MR. TATE-11 PEEL. IUANITA ISenior1-27, 70, 75, 76, 77, 78 PENCE, RAY IFreshmCm1-58, 95, 118 PENCE, ROBERT KSenior1--28 PEOPLES, DONALD ISeni0r1-28, 79 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR ROGAN, PATRICIA Uuniorl-43, 72, 115 ROGERS, SALLY Iseniorf-29, 64, 67 ROGERS, SANDRA IFreshmcn1-59 ROMAN, MARY ISenior1-29, 64 ROMAN, PATRICIA 1Freshmcm1-59 ROMBERG, FRANCES ISophomore1-50 ROSSITER, CAROL ISophomore1-50, 117 ROSSITER, MR. W. A.-8 ROUTZAHN, BEVERLY Isophomorel-50, 63 ROY, LAWRENCE 1FreshmcmI-59, 115 RUDE, CHUCK Uuniorl-43, 114 RUDIO, ROBERT Isophomorel-46, 50, 94, 107 RUMMEL, IAY CFreshmcm1-59 RUSS, ROBERT 1S0phomoreI-50, 118 RUSSELL, MR. GILES-9 135- -:wwe Af-gf - vw-' .suv-as-ufrqq ' ' we 1,v--Q-,HY INDEX IContinued1 SAARI, ANN ISenior1-29, 36 SAARI, IEAN ISophomore1-50 SAARI, IOAN ISophomore1-50 SADLER, MILLICENT ISOphomore1-50 SAMSON, ROBERT IFreshman1-59 SAMUELS, ADONA ISophomore1-50 SANDRU, ALEX IFreshman1-59, 63, 115 SANGRAY, ANDREW ISenior1-29, 34, 62. 63, 64. 65. 66, 78.80, 88, 89, 92, 93, 100, 102, 106, 110. 131 SANGRAY, MARLENE CSophomore1-50, 84, 85, 86, 109. 116 SASS, DOROTHEA ISenior1-29, 67 SAUNDERS, BARBARA ISenior1-29, 66, 67 SCHIMPF, DORIS KSophomore1-50, 109, 117 SCHMIDT, GARY Uunior1-43, 65, 66, 80. 88, 94, 96, 100. I 10 SCI-IMITZ, MARABETH ISophomoreI-50, 119 SCHNEIDER, IAMES IIunior1-43, 63 SCHNEIDER, LEON Qunior1-43, 75, 77, 95 SCHOLFIELD, SANDRA Uuniorl-44, 69 SCHOPFER, BARBARA ISophomore1-50 SCHROEDER, EDWIN ISophomore1-113 SCHWEFEL. ION 1Freshman1-59 SCOW, RUSSELL Uuniorb-44, 80 SCOW, VERNA IFreshmcm1-59, 109 SCRENAR, TERRY IFreshmcxn1-59, 107 SEVERTSON, DONNA IIunior1-44, 72 SEWELL, GARY IFreshmGn1-59, 95, 107, 118 SHELTON, NANCY ISenior1-29, 66, 67, 121 SHEPHERD, HAROLD 119531-88, 90 SI-IERIFF, RUSSELL ISenior1-29, 34, 88, 90, 94, 96, 100 102, 106 SHERMAN, BARBARA ISophomore1-50, 73 SHOPE, IANE KSophomore1-50, 118 SHOPE. IOYCE ISenior1-29, 38. 65, 66, 67, 76 SHULL, ARNOLD ISophomore1-88. 95 SIEWERT, CINCOONA ISenior1-30, 64 SIEWERT, FERN Freshman?-59 SINCLAIR, CAROL ISophomore1-50 SINCLAIR, DONNA ISenior1-30, 71, 118 SKOR, MR. LLOYD--12, 88, 100, 107 SKOR, SHARON ISophomore1-50, 69, 118 SLAVENS, MYRNA ISenior1-30 SLOAN, BILLIE 0unior1-44, 67, 119 SLOAN, IO ANN IFreshmun1-59, 119 SMALL, IERRY Uunior1-44, 95, 105 SMALL, MICHAEL ISophomore1-50, 95, 100, 113 SMART, IIM IIunior1-44, 119 SMIDT, DONALD lSenior1-30. 34, 36, 66, 84, 88, 91, 94 97, 102, 106, 110 SMIGAI, FRANK ISOphomore1--71, 88 SMIGAI, TOM 119531-80 SMITH, CONRAD ISenior1-30, 79 SMITH, ELVIN ISophomore1-50 SMITH, HARVEY KFreshmcm1-59 SMITH, IACOUELYN ISophomore1-50, 109 SMITH, LORNA ISophomore1-51, 73 SMITH, LORRAINE IIunior1-67, 71 SMITH, NOLA Uuniorl-44, 72 SMITH, TRECIA CSenior1-30, 35, 36, 65, 67, 76, 78 SMITH, WILLIAM ISenior1-30, 79, 108 SMOLE, TONY ISenior1-30, 80 SOLL, RICHARD Uunior1-44, 80, 88 SOUTHWICK, DEANNA ISophoxnore1-51 SOWLES, SHERIDAN ISophomore1-51 SOWLES, DOUGLAS IFreshman1-59 SPANGRUDE, GEORGE ISenior1-30, 113 SPARTA, ELEANOR IFreshmcm1 118 SPRINKLE, MR. FRANCIS-12, 54 SPURLOCK, IERRY IIunior1-80 SPURRIER, MAE CSophomore1-51, 72, 118 SPURZEM, LENORE ISenior1-30, 73 SPURZEM, SHIRLEY fSophomore1-73 STAFFORD, MR. RICHARD-12, 69 STAGG, LLOYD ISophomore1-51, 115 STAGG, LYNN IFreshmcn1-59, 95 STANGHILL, EVELYN IFreshmcn1-59 STANSELL, FLORENCE ISophomore1-51, 63, 117 STANIGER, CAROLY CSenior1-30. 67 STARZ, NAN KSenior1-31, 72 STECK, CAROLE IIunior1-44, 67, 109 STEWART, ALAN Uuniorl-44, 66, 88, 94, 98 STEWART, CHARLES IFreshrnan1-59, 95 STEWART, PATRICIA Uuniorl-44, 63. 66 STICKNEY, BETTY ISenior1-31, 66, 67 STOCK, NEILL IFreshrncm1-118 STOCKDALE, FRANCIS Uuniorl-44, 65, 67, 69 STONER, SHELDON IIunior1-44, 80 STRACHAN. IAMES 119531-88, 91 STRATTON, ALAN IFreshmcm1-54, 59, 107, 118 STREETS, BILL ISenior1-119 STUART, JOHN IFreshmcm1-59 STURN, DELORES Uuniorl-44 STURN, IRENE Uuniorl--44 SULLIVAN, FRED Uuniorb-80 SULLIVAN, IERE Isophomorel-51 SUSAG, MICHAEL IFreshmanP-59, 119 SWANSON, BRUCE lSenior1-31, 36, 65, 70 SWANSON, ROSALIE Isophomorel-51 SWAR'I'Z, ERNEST ISophomore1-51 SYNNESS. IOHN ISenior1-31, 78 TAYLOR, ANNETTE IIunior1-44, 69, 77 THAYER, LENA ISenior1--31, 51, 76, 78 THOMAS, BILL 119531-88, 89 TI-IRONSON, GARY ISophomore1-51, 73, 88. 95, 107 TICHENOR, DARLENE lFreshmcm1-59 TICHENOR, GORDON IS9nior1-31, 79 TICHENOR, ROBERT IS6nior1-31, 79, 119 TIFFANY, DAN IFreshmcm1-118 TILLO, MARY LOU 0unior1-44, 118 TINTINGER, LORRAINE Uuniori-44 TIPTON, IUNIE ISophomore1-51, 118 TODD, ROBERT IScphomore1-51 TOMAN, PEGGY Uuniorl-44, 67, 73, 75, 77 TOMPKINS, IAMES ISophomore1-51, 118 TOMPKINS, THOMAS ISen1or1-31, 79 TRAINER, PATRICIA Uunior1-44, 64, 117 TRAINER, THOMAS ISophomore1-51, 95 TRAYNOR, RAYMOND IFreshmcm1-59 TRINDER, COLLEEN ISophomore1-51 TRUSSWELL, DOROTHY ISenior1-31, 64, 66, 67 TUCKER, IOHN IFreshman1-59 TUCKER, ROGER IIunior1-44 TURNER, IO ANN IIunior1-44 VAN DIEST, STANLEY 1Senior1-31, 79 VAN DRUNEN, VIRGINIA ISophornore1-51, 115 VAN ENGEN, CLIFFORD IFreshmcn1--59, 115 VONADA, RAYMOND Uunior1-80 VAN VOAST, GREGORY Uunior1-44, 80, 106 VAN VOAST, WAYNE ISophomore1-51, 63 VAN WINKLE, MISS IEAN-12 VIROSTKO. MR. ANTHONY-12, 78, 80 VOLLMER, WILLIAM ISophomore1-51, 108 WAHL, MR. W. W.-12 WALKER, DONALD ISophomore1-107 WALLACE, ROSE MARIE ISenior1--31, 70, 76 WALLACE, WESLEY Uuniorf-80 WARD, STEVE Iseniorl-31, 64 WARREN, NORMAN IFreshmcm1-59 WATSON. JOHN fSophomore1-95 WATTS, IOSEPHINE Uunior1-67, 116 WEBBER, MICHAEL IFreshrnan1-59 WEED, SHARON IFreshxnan1-59, 118 WEISER, IOHN Uunior1-44, 80, 114 WEISS, EDWARD ISenior1-32 WEISS, KATHLEEN IFreshmcn1-59, 115 WELCH, CATHERINE ISenior1-32, 36, 65, 66, 67, 76, 78 WELLS, ANN ISophomore1-51 WELLS, CAROLYN Uunior1-44, 63, 67, 109 WELLS, MARIE Uunior1-113 WENDELL, ARLENE ISenior1-32 WENDEL, IANE IFreshman1-59, 115 WERTZ. IEANNETE Uunior1-44, 67, 116 WESTOVER, IO ANNE Uunior1-113 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE I ,- .. L, -. , '1 ., fr A.: -Q.. '-'. ' - WHITE, IIM lFreshmcmI-60 WHITE, LAURIN fSeniorI-32 , WHITNEY, GRANGER lSophomoreI-51, 63 WHYTE, MARY UuniorJ-72 WIDDISON, IOAN 1Sophomore7-51, 118 WIKLUND, RICHARD KFreshman7-95, 107 WILKINS, ROSALIE KSeniorI-32 WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS ANN CFreshmunI-60, 71 MR. FRANK-12, 88, 94, 107 GWEN fSeniorI-32, 36 IAMES lFreshmcxnI-60, 95, 115 IAMES lSophomoreJ-95 JERRY KFreshmcxnI-60, 119 KENNY ISeniorI-32, 79 MRS. LOUISE-12 RICHARD ISophomoreI-51, 88, 113 ROBERT lFreshmanI-60 SYLVIA CSeniorI-32, 73 WILLS, LIANE fFreshmunI-60 WILLS, MARLENE KFreshmcnJ-60, 118 WILSON, IAMES lSophomoreI-51, 69, 88 WILSON, KAREN ISophomoreI-51, 113 WILSON. MARILYN KSeniorI-32, 63, 64 WING, DICK KFreshmcmI-60, 95, 118 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX INDEX fContinuedI WIN KLER, MYRNA UuniorI-44, 72. 73 WITTMERE, LORNA UuniorJ-44, 118 WIXON, PAULINE KSeniorI--32, 118 WOHL, LINDA ISophomoreI-51, 68, 113 WOHLGENANT, MISS IO ANN-12 WOKASCH, WANDA Uuniorb-44, 73 WOLFE, LAWRENCE IFreshrncmI-60, 119 WOLFE, SHIRLEY fSophomoreI-51 WOOD, CAROL KSophomoreI-51, 72 WOODS, DARLENE Freshman?-113 WOODS. DELORES ISeniorI-32, 64 WOOTEN, DIANA UuniorI-44, 121, 122 WORK, GORDON lSeniorI-32 WRIGHT, IOHN ISeniorI-33, 79 WRIGHT, ROBERT IFreshmcmI-50, 95 YEAGER, IEAN fSenior7-33, 68, 69, 113 ZACHARY, GERALD Uuniorl-44, BU ZAGAZON, LILLIAN fFreshmanI--60, 118 ZEISMAN, MARVA fSeniorI-33, 64 ZUELKE, ANNETTE KSophomoreJ-51, 69 ZUELKE, EARL fSeniorI-33, 88. 108 ZUGEL, LARRY H9531-79 I A i 1 I f 4 45 I O if aw' .,, A 1 4 . A . 5 , . 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