Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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Q-X--Jai' wxQ'ik,X,dQy'xk-7.xgkJ -1. -is 5::.L.,,....,,..,, -k-ve.6,.l,- 9.,,Kr,,n.,n,, -I4 af - f j,g-'CRJNX o,.A..m. ,n.u..,.n-,,3r V5-.xx Q. .xilkd .2-M , ' f .A,h,..,A.kA-, ,QL - X I Y - xx -Qi. J-x.xqAX. ,-,Q-g...x L., . f N T , - Q, L -A , l5 'K-P--an L, H2'rxro,x..a., , L- 4-'AX-sl mam . Xfx sk? . ,..,,fkj,s N, fd! ' C ' PAGE FIVE r-- L T2:..,.g . . A M-.,-u., LJ, aff I ' ' N. - , s s Q - 3511 Memoriam George H. Leger, better known as Gus , will live forever in the hearts of students and faculty. His kindliness, integrity and jovial manner endeared him to everyone. He will be remembered especially for his work with the 3-7-77's. Through his efforts in this organization he was able to instill in many students, high ideals and qualities of good citizenship. His students will remember too, his 'Quotable Quotes' which appeared daily on the blackboard and contained many of his own thoughts and convictions. He possessed the qualities necessary for the making of a fine teacher. The success of his teaching can surely be measured by his lasting influence on those who came into contact with him. In respect to Mr. Leger, a Memorial Loan Fund has been established to en- able worthy students to obtain a college education. It is surely a fitting tri- bute to a loved and respected teacher. lTh b t b t tt by Sam C pp f 11 w teach d 1 g t friend.J PAGE SIX 2 .ml k SQ vii' .x xi . if, ' .Q X 5 .192 k 3 - .ykh A . 4 be we Q i N 1 I want an excuse. One white, and not blue And then I'1l present Our faculty to you. MR. ANDERSON Mr. Anderson is the Mr. Efficiency, be- hind our entire school system. In his sec- ond year as superintendent, he made certain that every need of any of the schools in the system was satisfactorily met. He has shown that he is a man to be respected, and the student who knows of the work that goes with his job does admire his capability. Although a busy J- ? man, he always has time to give every one a smile and a helping hand. As general manager of the State class C tournament held here, he made him- self known to all present by being every- where at once, making the tournament a success. SUPT. C. R. Anderson gin: : x l, M.: f---4 it A' SCI-IQQL BQARD W W K Many tough problems were met this second year in the new high school and many wise decisions were made. All details ot high school were considered, whether large or small. The members of the board can be proud of the excellent job they have done. Mr. Rossiier. Mr. Kind, Mr. Rieqel, Mr. Couey, Mr. Anderson. Mr. Icmes, Mr. Baucus, Mr. Patterson. Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Larrison. Dr. Doerinq, Dr. Biork. SCI-IGOL ADMINISTRATION Here are the people who do much tor us. They see that school supplies are on hand among many other very important duties. Most students are unaware that this group exists, but without them, school lite would be quite unpleasant. Miss Carter, Mr. lanes, Miss Chapman, Mrs. Sieger. PAGE EIGHT MR. CDGREN Students start school at nine and leave at four, but Mr. Ogren's day is much longer. The best years of our lives are spent in high school, and Mr. Ogren helps very much by guiding us through any difficulties that We may encounter. He skillfully keeps school life moving, even when several activities fall on the same clay. Mr. Ogren deserves much credit for the excellent job that he has done and Will continue to do. Under the able guidance of the six employed in the office, seven hundred students registered in Helena Senior High this year choosing from forty-six solid classes for their curriculum. Six full-time janitors are employed to keep the twenty-six classrooms in Working order and to keep the school looking bright and new. Thirty-five faculty members and four instructors guided the students through a highly successfull year. MR. SHARE In his one year at Helena high school, Mr. O'l-lare has earned the respect of the faculty and student body. He has done an excellent job helping students organize their schedules and seeing that they have t sufficient credits to graduate. Besides his many duties, Mr. O'l-fare is sponsor of the Student - Council. i PAGE NINE f 00' f SCIENCE BRUCE IOHNSON Chemistry. Advanced Algebra ly ,ckfl KV! . l'f1 t Q f 'V I A , f ' , Q I - f' CHARLES IOHNSON ' Plone Geometry. Solid Geometry. rigonometry .f If , f,y0:!074-J' PAGE TEN .- - E. GEORGE MARKIN Physics. Aleqbrc fc Mas. ALICE sc1-nvuD'r Biology A A x? I5 SOCIAL SCIENCE SAM CAPPIOUS Montana History. Psychology, Driver Training 'wi-N 'ow , W s gig F' .X ., mm A? KW.: N'-,iglikqpg A C ' !Sfnnc,wt ,ww 4- 1 bwfrw L J of if -'Arylixicrf C F DOROTHY GIESE w i American History. EE Q Qs Q ...P , Biology 5 t!,,gmn'H!' 1 . ' X ' UH 5 j,.h1f!IfIlKQ A 5 MRS. EDITH HARTZOG World History. American History .,,..f-' TATE PEEK American Problems. Family Relations PAGE ELEVEN E . A-:fu ,, A MRS. LOUISE WILLIAMS French LANGUAGES RICHARD STAFFORD Spanish. English A -,f ., WZ YS mzg,,, III? f..,,,,. ,M E PAGE TWELVE -UQ KATHRYN MEGARD Latin. English AMSEL GREENE Latin. Word Clues ,--.X-iw Qc:- W ENGLISH PAY KIRKPATRICK Ioumalism. Senior English MRS. SERENA MCCARTHY English MARY MARIERRISON Speech KATHLEEN RAMEY English 'lm PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN GEORGE LEWIS Chorus D ON ALD NITZ Orchesiru FINE ART HAROLD HARVEY Band OFFICE CHORUS MRS. DORIS M. MARSHALL Dmmcxtics X 4 APPLIED ART BETTY LOU HOFFMAN Home Economics Q-.X FRED O. ROBINSON Commercial Art. Mechanical Drawing E Q Q MMUW Q LAWRENCE MAYER Shop, Arts and Crafts ROBERT WAND Art. Arts and Crafts PAGE FIFTEEN UR PAGE SIXTEEN MRS. ROBERTA GOODHART Typing. Clerical Practice MRS. FRANCES WELLS Librarian CGMMERCIAL SECTION MARY CLUTE Bookkeeping. Typing. Shorthand WILLAMETTE MORSE Shorthand. Personal Typing PHYSICAL EDUCATION ...-. J' , ,ffl Q1 NN JACK COHN NORVEL HANSEN Plane Geometry. Athletics Aihletics. Boys' P.E. IOAN MCCRACKEN Girls' P.E. xwvi LADENE PRITCHETT LLOYD SKOR Girls' P.E. Algebra, Athleiics PAGE SEVENTEEN AERONAUTICAL SCI-ICDOL l NJQJJ ,J PAGE EICHTEEN CLARENCE ANTHONY Aircralt. American History ANTHONY VIROSTKO Auio Mechanics GILES RUSSELL Principal, Aeronautical School WILLIAM KORIZEK Aircraft and Engines .ww Q it W.-.M Cmiii :, ' .. R PJ 'g J 1-inc' if fr 2 f I it I! , g i -N rs .N-nn. ISDN OFFICE AND ADVISORY MRS. LUCILLE BAKER Secreicxry C. C. SHIVELY Boys' Advisor -sq MRS. GLADYS COLE Financial Accountant IEAN WINFORD Girls' Advisor 'sf' . 'W' 4- , . 4 , I W Av,-EQ , ff' .I , , l 4 pf, Q,-fq fem' Y x Y Y rf PAGE NINETEEN g mCAl'T'AL morons. mc, NORMAN LAZARUS Driver Training ALICE FISHER Cafeteria Learning the fundamentals of welding isn't easy as boys at the airport find out. Mr. Russell is in the center foreground. PAGE TWENTY l Engines are complicated machinery as Fred Bader learns from Mr. Korizek. ?xQPfxQQ3f ,vi . gs. f Here we have the Seniors. They're really on the ball, And now. with their four years done. We'1l miss them one and all! PAGE TWENTY-ONE CLASS OF '57 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT IOHN LYNDES H- I- DHI-I-EY nw SECRETARY REPRESENTATIVE TREASURER DARLENE BALLARD IEANICE HELLAND STEVE FAHRION The mighty class of '57 came to HHS with a bang, sponsoring ct 'Frosh Get Aquainted' dance after only a month of school. This event started a spirit of 'stick-togetherness' that the class has been noted for C111 four YSCIIS. Under the direction of Al Stratton, Ted Cooney, Sam Samson and Iae Retz, they won the coveted Robert's cup, quite a feat for a Freshman class. Sponsors named for the ClCISS Of '57 Were Miss Giese, Miss Morse and Mr. Sprinkle. As Sophomores, they put on a 'Hit Parade' dance in black and white working out in detail the popular songs of the time. Five boys lettered in football, two in basketball, and an additional four in track. The DeMolay sweetheart, Ginny Hand, was chosen from this class, and led by R. I. Dalley, Iudy Retz, Ted Cooney, Ben Notti and Eldon Pickering, they went on to win the Robert's cup again. The year of '56 proved a great year for the class of '57 as they staged the best ever 'Dixie Dreams' prom. They crowned Ianie Glasby, '56 prom gueen, mid decorations of southern shadows highlighted with glitter, and colonial mansions. The class put on a very successful career night and, led by Iim Easbey, Eldon Pickering, Eleanor Foster, Chuck Lip- pert and Carol Anthony, went on to capture the Robert's cup for the third consecutive time, along with the Wahl Cup. The mighty seniors of '57 put on a rip-snortin' Senior roundup that will long be re- membered, headed by Iohn Lyndes, R. I. Dalley, Darlene Ballard, Steve Fahrion and Ieanice Helland. Dot Iones was the second member of the class to be crowned DeMolay sweet- heart. Mr. Mayer was named to take Mr. Spinkle's place as sponsor. After a highly suc- cessful Senior banquet, baccalaureate, and, finally, graduation, the class of '57 left HHS taking many fine memories with them and leaving behind many hours of work and play. The ambition of this class will long be remembered at Helena High. PAGE PAGE TWENTY-TWO ANDERS. IOAN GAY Student Council l-2-3-4, Girls' H-Club 3-4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Girls State 3, Thespians Vice Pres. 4, Plays 3-4, Iunior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, Chorus 1, ANDREASEN. CONNIE IEAN Thespians 4, G.A.A. 3-4, Philharmonic 3, Chorus l-2, Senior Barn Dance 4, Iunior Prom 3, ANDRIDGE, RONALD EUGENE Football Manager 1-2. Track Manager 1-2. Aeronautics 3, Student Council 3, Intramural Athletics l-2-3. CLASS OF '57 AAVEDAL, ALVEN EUGENE Track 1, Intramural Athletics Z-3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. ADAIR. HUGH ROGER Football l-3-4, Boys' H-Club 3-4, Band l-2-3, Movie Operators 3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. l l l l i t i L t Q 5 ls fl: Eebv 'YTE' BAERTSCH. CAROLYN MARIE G.A.A. 1-2-3, Thespians 3-4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Office Staff 3. BAILEY. KAYE ESTELLE Student Council 2, Girls' H-Club 3-4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3, Iunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Stage Crew 4. 'QP' ANTHONY, CAROL MAY 3-7-77's 4, Honor Society 3-4, Queen Vigilante 4, Girls' State 3, Class Representative 3, Executive Board 3, Student Council l-2-3, Nugget Staff 4, Princess Vigilante Candidate 1, Flag Twirlers 4. BACKEBERG. DIANA B. Stage Crew 4, Office Stat! 3. BADER. FRED IAMES American Legion Baseball 2-3-4, Football 3, Basketball 1-2, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Movie Operator 3, Intramural Athletics l-Z-3-4, Student Council 1-2, Aeronautics 3-4. PAGE TWENTY-THREE gy N CLASS or '57 ,mo- Q x in 'ft '75- 5 X S3 'K 14 : 'S. BARRAUGH, DONNA RAE G.A.A. 3, Philharmonic 3, Office Staff 3, Co-operative Part Time 4, Deca Club 4, Broadwater County High School, Townsend, Montana 17 Cathedral High School 2. BARTRAM, IOANNE LAIRD F.H.A. 1-2-3, Iunior Council 3, Chorus 1-2, Vigilante Parade 3-4, Iunior Prom 3. Sidney High l-2. BAUER. PATRICIA MARIE Thespians 3-4, Color Guard 2-3, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, lunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Stage Crew 4. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR is s .. ,, KS , s X X . . , A,-1 W I 2 Xt 1 fx Qf-mff' , BEAVER, SHIRLEY LORRAINE Nugget Staff 4, F.H.A. 2-3, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. BEST. BETTY VIRGINIA Tumbling Team 1, Baton Twirlers 2-3, Stage Crew 3, Iunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. , ,..i- :Sl BAKER, BONNE IEAN Girls' I-I-Club 3-4, Thespians 4, Student Council 4, Nugget 3-4, Vigilante 4, G.A.A. 1-2-3, Treasurer 4, Stage Crew 4, Ouill and Scroll 4, Iunior Council 3, lunior Prom 3. BALLARD, MARY DARLENE Student Council 1-2-4, Class Officer, Secretary 4, Girls' H-Club 2-3-4, Pres. 4, Latin Club 3-4, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Iunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Office Staff 4. BALLARD, ROSALIE FRANCES Thespian 3-4, Plays 3, Chorus 1-2, Stage Crew 4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. BARBOUR, PHILIP IEFFEREY Thespians 4, Movie Operators 4, Track 2, Band 1-2-3. BARNES, IACK EDWARD Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Intramural Athletics l-2, Co-operative Part Time 4, Student Council 3. we 'Q .K CLASS or '57 BETZNER, C. WILLIAM Student Council 1, Latin Club 2-3-4. Philharmonic 3-4, Band 1-2, Intramural Athletics 2. Wrestling 2. BIERI, DAN RICHARD Student Council 2-4, BIOIN, I-IOLTEN ALVERN Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Track 1-3, Wrestling 2-3, Football 1, Intramural Athletics l-2-3, Deca Club 4, Nugget Staff 3, Movie Operators l-2-3, Forensic League l. BLIXT, DON EDWARD Football l-2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3, Boys' I-I-Club 3-4, Movie Operators 1-2, Aeronautics 3-4, Senior Barn Dance, 4, Iunior Prom 3, Intramural Athletics 4. BOURQUIN, ARTHUR EUGENE Movie Operators I-2-3, Aeronautics 3-4, Vigilante Parade I-2-3-4. Latin Club 4, Forensic League 4, Track 3, Chorus l-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, lunior Prom 3, Intramural Athletics 2-4. Vigilante Parade I-2-3-4. 7, is BRIGGEMAN, BERNARD IOHN Aeronautcis 3-4, Iunior Prom 3, Intramural Athletics 2-4. Vigilante Parade 1-2-3, Butte Public 1. BROWN. ANN L. WILLIAMS Library Staif 1-2-4, Iunior Prom 3. BOZDOG, CHARLES HARRISON Honor Society 4, Boys' I-I-Club 4, Latin Club I-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Chorus I, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, Student Council 2. BRACKMAN, THOMAS STEVEN Band l-2, Camera Club 1-2, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Intramural Sports 3-4, Track 2. BRANDT. BARBARA ANN Chorus I, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Iunior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE .-. t r , 4- -.it In . -mi' --i f BRYANT ROBERT I-I. Thespians 3-4, Basketball 1, Football 1-2, Track 3-4, Plays 3, Philharmonic l, lnteramural Athletics 1-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Ski Club 3-4. CLASS GF '57 it 43+ W'1x: :Kt Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, si me 15 is ' 4 NMR ,ef X 1 . wiv EA t fi CASHMORE, ROBERT WILLIAM Ski Club 1-2-3-4, Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4, Band l-2, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. CASTLES, SUSAN LYNN Student Council 1-3, Honor Society 3-4, Library Statt l, Philharmonic 3-4, Chorus 1, Senior Barn Dance 4, Iunior Prom 3, lunior Council 3. CI-IIVBRS. MARION IEANNE Missoula County High 3, Deca Club 4, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, F.H.A. l, C.P.T. 4, Philharmonic l-2-3, Chorus 1-2-3, lunior Prom 3. PAGE TWENTY-SIX 'NIA ff ' 5 CLARK ROBERT Student Council 3, Honor Society 4, Forensic League 4, Band 3-4, Wibaux High School 1-2. CLARK, SALLY IANE Honor Society 4, Thespians 3-4, Deca Club 3-4, Band 3, Vigilante Parade 3-4, Wibaux High School 1-2, Cheerleader l-2, Band 1-2, Glee Club 1-2. BUDKE, ROBERT DALE Iunior Prom 3, Football Mgr 3, Track Mgr. 3, Band 1-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Intramural Athletics 2-3, Boys' H-Club 3-4, Plays 2. f M BYRNE, SANDRA IEAN Nugget Staff 3, G.A.A. l-2-3, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Library Staff 1, lunior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, Student Council 1. CARKULIS. PETER THEODORE 3-7-77's 2-3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Rotary 4, Boys' H-Club 4, Queen Manager 4, Legion Baseball 3-4, Football 2-3 4 Basketball 2-3, Track 1-2 Latin Club 2-3-4. CARSON. SHARON MARIE Forensic League 3-4, G,A.A. 2-3-4, Plays 3, lunior Prom 3, Stage Crew 4, Girls' State Alternate 3. CONDON. BARBARA ANN Thespians 3-4, Nugget Staff 4, G.A.A. I-2-3, Plays 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Iunior Council 3. COONEY, ROBERT THEODORE Class Vice President I. Boys' H-Club 3-4, Track l-2-3-4, Chorus l, Philmarmonic 3'4, Intramural Athletics 3, Rotary 4. COTTRILL. IAMES ERNEST Boys' I-I-Club 3-4, Basketball l, Football I-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Philharmonic 3, Chorus 3, Band l-2, Intramural Athletics 3-4, Iunior Prom 3, Student Council 3, Aeronautics 4. ...af CLASS CDP '57 CLEARMAN, THEODORE THOMAS Orchestra 1-2, Intramural Athletics 1-2-3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. CLOUD. IOHN CHARLES Aeronautics 2. Basketball I-2'4, Football 1-2-3-4, Track l'2-3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Iunior Prom 3, Intramural Athletics 3. Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Stage Crew 4. lil ' 3 5'-T ,gs 5 1, X 4. -funn, li vw Yib se wx., 3- :tif 1455 ' CULBERTSON. ARTHUR PAUL Student Council l-3, Basketball I, Football I-2-3, Track l-4, Iunior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, Vigilante Parade l-Z3-4. Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4 CULVER, FRANKLIN DONALD Basketball 2, Band I. Senior Barn Dance 4, Iunior Prom 3, Intramural Athletics 142-3 4. Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Ski Club 4. fm' 'FQ 9 1 , Rf 'iff' Q., Q, I 'iv' t I i COUEY, LORRAINE CLAIRE Band 1-2-3, Vigilante Parade l-Z-3-4. COX, CLIFFORD VERNE Honor Society 4, Student Council 3, Band I-Z-4, Forensic League 2, Movie Operator 4, Intramural Athletics 2-3-4, Iunior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4. CREER, DONNA Iunior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Thespians 4, Student Council 3. PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN I 49 Q avg ' 2 X5 E, x M . Q G if 'Z , ' if -, DAVISON, RONALD CHARLES Nugget Staff 4, Vigilante Staff 4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. Coronation 4. DAY, HELEN ALICE Girls' H-Club 2-3-4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Vice President, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Vice President, Student Council 1-2, Latin Club 2-3-4, Nugget Staff 3-4, Iunior Prom 3. DEARING, SHIRLEY I. Thespians 4, F.H.A. 1-2-3 Dem Club 4, o.A.A. l-2-5-4, Orchestra l-2-3, Office Staff l. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT CLASS: or '57 f A Q' N j- - i A 'Qt-'fi' ' . pf-1 9 A .'-rw 4-i'.- Q W2 K if ., All 13.. . t asv? fffgglff -- gi-qt, ' 1 rf' -if , rffflft if Q- s 2 21' fiizfay tt DEGOOYER, CLAUDIUS ROBERT Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Orchestra l-2, Intramural Athletics 3-4, Movie Operators 3. DeLUDE, NEAL STEWART Student Council l, Chorus l, Track l-2-3, Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. CUMMINGS, SHARON LEE Thespians l, G.A.A. l-2-3, Philharmonic l, Vigilante Parade l-Z-3-4, Stage Crew l. CUNNINGHAM. DAVID ROHM Student Body President, Honor Society 3-4, 3-7-77's 3-4, Boys' State 4, Basketball 3-4, Executive Board 4, Rotary 4, Student Council 1-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Intramural Athletics I-2. DAGENAIS, TERRY DUANE Student Council 2-4, Basketball l-2, Track l-2, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4 Deca Club 4, Cooperative Part Time 4. DALLEY. RONALD IOI-IN Class President 2, Vice- President 4, Princess Manager 4, Boys' State 4, Rotary 4, Track 3-4, Boys' H-Club 3-4, Forensic League 2-3-4, Chorus 4. DANA, FREDA MAY G.A.A. 1-2-3, Vigilante Parade l, Glasgow, Montana 2. xu lk SNK Q X X sg . 4 W 5 B Xt X X X if , -. I ri , 4 X S , xv X 'Q ss QC xi gx :Xxx Nl 556 X X Q is X X t .xv I 5 rf r DICKERT, DONNA IOYCE Student Council 3, Girls' H-Club 3-4, Quill and Scroll 3, Secretary 4, Nugget 3-4, Vigilante 3-4, Flag Twirlers 3-4, G.A.A. 1-2-3, Secretary 4, Iunior Prom 3, Ski Club 4, Sophomore Council 2. DIGHTMAN. CAMERON RICHARD Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Nugget 4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Orchestra I-2. DOMER, LOLA IEAN F.H.A. l-2-3, Chorus 2, DECA 3, Co-operative Part Time 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. X , ' ' If N 1 qui!--on .. :N , - ' ' ' x CLASS GF '57 DEYOUNG, IEANETTE CAHVER Thespians 3-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Color Guard 3, Nugget Staff 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. DICKERT. CHARLES RAYMOND Aeronautcis 3-4, Ski Club 1-2-3-4. V xi. .N -'--Q FAI-IRION. STEVEN LEE Iefterson High School, Billings 1, Honor DUANE. ALAN L. Aeronautics 3-4, Student Council 3, Football 1-2, Track 1-2, Chorus l, Philharmonic l-2. EASBEY, IAMES I.. 3-7-77's 3-4, President, Class Officers 3, President, Basketball l-2-3-4, Rotary 4, Boys' H-Club 3-4, Football 1, Track I-2-3, Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4, Princess Manager 4. ENGLUND. SHIRLEY ANNE Plays 4, G.A.A, 3-4, Vigilante Parade 3-4, South Iunior High School, Boise, Idaho 1-2. Society 3-4, Boys' State 3, Track 2-3-4, Boys' H-Club 3-4, Vigilante Staff 3, Class Officer 4, Rotary 4, Princess Manager 4, Student Council 3. FLEMING. IOHN MICHAEL Co-operative Part Time 3-4, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Deca Club 3-4, Parlimentarian 4. PAGE TWENTY-NINE Ti.. . .. I . V l Q I t 1 GROSFIELD, ANDREA Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Stage Crew 4. HALVERSON. MILAN LYNN Track 1, Vigilante Parade 2-3-4, Movie Operators 3-4. HAND, VIRGINIA LEA 3-7-77's 3-4, Honor Society 4, Cheerleaders 3-4, Baton Twirlers 2, Princess Vigilante Cand. 2, Queen Vigilante Cand. 4, Iuriior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade l-ZZ-3-4, Sophomore Council 2, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4. PAGE THIRTY CLASS OF '57 FOLEY, MARLENE MAYE Student Council l-3, Thespians 4, F.H.A. 1-2-3, G.A.A. l-2-3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Office Staff 1. FOSTER, ELEANOR EILEEN 3-7-77's 3-4, Sec. 4, Princess Viailante Cond. 3, Class Officer, Sec. 3, Baton Twirler 2-3, Nugget Editor 4, Stott 3-4, Vigilante Staff 3-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Pres. 3, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. FULBRIGI-IT, SHARON HARVEY, SHIRLEY ANN French Club 2-3-4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. Band 1, Chorus l, Cql,A.A. l-2-3-4, Student Council 1. HEATH. ROBERT WILLIAM Football l, Track l, Intramural Athletics l-2, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Ski Club l-2-3. LOUISE 3-7-77's 3-4, Princess Vigilante Candidate 2, Baton Twirlers 2-3, Girls' State Alternate 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Iunior Prom 3, Student Council Z. GENSEL, IANICE ILENE Deca 4, G.A.A. 3-4, Vigilante Parade 3-4, lunior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4. GRADY, RAYMOND PATRICK Auto Mechanics 3-4, Stage Crew 4, Vigilante Parade I-2-3-4, Thespians 4, Iunior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4. HOFFMAN, GEORGIA RAYE Library Staff 2, Acrobat 1-2-3, G.A.A. l-3-4. HOOD, DORAL ANN Honor Society 4, Thespians 4, G.A.A. 4, Shelby High School l-2-3, Honor Society 3, Annual Staff 3, Plays 2-3, Girls' State 3, Band 2-3. HORNE. IERRY EDWARD Intramural Athletics Z-3, Vigilante Parade 2, Band l-2-3, Plays 4, Track manager l. Aeronautics 3-4, Student Council 4. CLASS QF '57 HELLAND, IEANICE ANN Vigilante Staff 4, Editor, Cheerleaders 4, 3-7-77's 4, Honor Society 3-4. Executive Board 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Nugget Staff 3-4, Representative 4, Girls' H-Club 3-4, Baton Twirlers 2-3. HOELL. NOEL LARAMIE Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4 Student Council l, Latin Club I-2-3-4, Track 2, Iunior Prom 3, Honor Society 3-4. w HUNT, NANCY ANN Office Staff 2, Library Staff 2, Nugget Staff 3-4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Girls' H-Club 2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, lunior Prom 3, Thespians 3-4. IONES, DOROTHY RAE G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Nugget Staff 4, Iunior Prom 3, Queen candidate 4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Demolay Sweetheart 4. HORNE, ALICE MARGARET G.A.A. I-2, Band I-2-3, Vigilante Parade 1-Z-3-4. BEEDLE, DELORES HUBERT l.atin Club 2-3, Library Staff 1-2-3, Cooperative Part Time 3-4, G.A.A. 1-2, Iunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Deca Club 3-4. HULL, LYNNE CAROL Student Council 1-2, Thespians 4, Color Guard 4, Flag Twirlers 2-3-4, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4. PAGE THIRTY-ONE In 'O' X L it l LAFROMBOISE. IOAN CAROL Student Council 3, Girls' H-Club 2-3-4, Library Staff 4. G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Philharmonic 1-2, Chorus 1, Iunior Prom 3, Stage Crew 4, Plays 2-3-4, Ketchikan, Alaska 3. LAMPING. RICHARD IAMES Aeronautics 3-4, Intramural Athletics 3-4, Vigilante Parade 2-3-4, Cathedral High School l-2. LAROCK, RICHARD IRVING Cooperative Part Time 4, Intramural Athletics 1-2, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Deca Club 4. PAGE THIRTY-TWO CLASS GF '57 ' t 4 i t Q gm.: LINEBARGER, DELORIS IEAN Student Council 1-2-3-4, Girls' H-Club 2-3-4, Secretary 4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Iunior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Iunior Council 3. LIPPERT, CHARLES A. Football l-2-3-4, 3-7-77's 3-4, Vice President, Boys' H-Club 3-4, Boys' State 3, Class 3, Treasurer, Track l-2-3-4, Honor Society 4, Basketball l, Iunior Council l-3. KAIN. NANCY ALMA Girls' H-Club 4, Thespians 3-3, Acroloats 2-3 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Plays 3, Iunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Stage Crew 4. KENNAUGI-I, KORENE KATHYRN Girls' H-Club 4, GJ-LA. 1-2-3-4, Philharmonic l-2-3, Deca Club 4. uv K ' KING, IUDITI-I LYNNE Executive Board 3-4, Treasurer, Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Treasurer: Science Club 4, G.A.A. l-2-3 lunior Prom 3. KNOP. GEORGE FRED Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-3, Boys's H-Club 4, Sophomore Council 2, Senior Barn Dance 4, Intramural Athletics 4. KRIEGER. ARTHUR MAYNARD Dramatics 4, Aeronautics 4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. LYNDES, IOHN IAY Class Otiicer 4, President Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Thespians 4, Nugget Staff 4, Rotary 4, Executive Board 4, Basketball I-2, Football 1-2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4. MADDIO. VINCENT EINAR Chorus l, Track 1. Football l, lunior Prom 3, Thespians l, Deca Club 3-4. State President 4. MANSON, DWAYNE DEAN Deca Club 3, Basketball 1, Track 3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Iunior Prom 3, Intramural Athletics l-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. CLASS CF '57 LONG, WILLIAM FREDERICK Ski Club 1-2-3-4. Football 2, Intramural Athletics 1-2, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. LUCI-ISINGER. BURTON CLYDE Football, 2-3, Boys' H-Club 3, 4, Philharmonic 3, Deca Club 4, Vigilante Parade 2-3-4. Co-operative Part Time 4. I 5 Tn' A . rv 'nl--4. S...- frbx MATTICE, IEROME IVER Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. MAUGHAN, MARLENE GAIL Walla Walla. Washington l-2, G.A.A. 3-4, Girls' H-Club 3-4, Vigilante Parade 3-4, Student Council 4, Trampoline Team 3-4. ' mx 733'-, , yt 1 MARLOW, PATRICIA LEIGH Ex, Board 4, Sec.: Baton Twirlers, Head Majorettep 3-7-77's 4, Honor Society 3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Girls' H-Club 2-3-4, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Student Council 3-4. MASON, CHARLOTTE DEANE Thespians 3-4, Plays 3-4, Baton Twirlers 2-3-4, I-lead Baton: Senior Barn Dance 4, Iunior Prom 3, Stage Crew 4, Chorus l, G.A.A. l-2-3-4. MATTHEWS, IOI-IN AARON Student Council 1-4, Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Intramural Athletics 2-3-4, Deca Club 4 Co-operative Part Time 4, lunior Prom 3, Sophomore Council 2, Thespians 4, lunior Council 3. PA GE THIRTY-THREE CLASS OF '57 , ,X -A . , E, . ' 5 '-um MORAN, BETTE M. Vigilante Parade 4, Butte Public l-2-3. MURFITT, DONALDA GRACE Girls' H-Club 3-4, F.H.A. 3-4, Nugget Staff 4, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3, Senior Barn Dance, 4, Iunior Prom 3, NEILL, KENNETH ROGER Boys' State 4, Student Council 1-2, Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Nugget Staff 3-4, Vigilante Staff 3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Football l-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4. PAGE THIRTY-FOUR A, 5u' it MCGUIRE, IERRY MORRIS Honor Society 4, Cooperative Part Time 4, Intramural Athletics 3-4, Deca Club 4, Vigilante Parade 3-4, Hobson High, Hobson, Montana I-Z-3. MILLER. HOBERTA RAE Student Council l-2-3, Honor Society 4, Girls' H-Club 4, Latin Club 3-4, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Sophomore Council 2, Senior Barn Dance 4, lunior Prom 3, Plays 4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. NELSON. NANCY BERNICE Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, G.A.A. l-2-3, President 4, Quill and Scroll 3, President 4, Nugget Staff 3-4, Vigilante Staff 3, Business Manager 4, Girls' H-Club 3-4, Student Council 3-4, Orchestra l-2, lunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. NELSON. SUZANNE NATALIE Philharmonic 2-3, Chorus 1-4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Spanish Club 2. MISCHEL, ROSEMARIE BARNES Deca 4, Dramatics 3, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3. MOE, IANICE DARLENE Girls' H-Club 3-4, Thespians 3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Stage Crew 4. MOORE, MICHAEL ALLEN Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, lunior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, Track 2. YV' CLASS OF ' OHNSTAD, ROBERT EUGENE Movie Operators l-2-3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, lunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Deca Club 4. OLESON. ROBERT WAYNE Aeronautics 3-4, Football l, Iunior Prom 3, Viqilante Parade 1,2-3-4. O'LEARY, RUTH IEANETTE Deca Club 4, Co-operative Part Time 4. Ielferson County High l-2-3. NORDAHL, DONNA IUNE Deca 4, Library Staff 1. Cafeteria Staff 2. NORSETH, THELMA EILEEN Student Council 2, Deca Club 3-4, Secretary 45 F.H.A. 1-2-3, Vice President 2, Secretary 3, Honor Society 3-4, Junior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, Vigilante. ,T- PETERSON Chorus l. Intramural PETERSON. GANELL F.H.A. 3, Deca 4. T? GEORGE ALAN Athletics 1f3'4, CAROL PAUBANDT. ELEANORE GERTRUD Girls' State 3, French Club 2-3-4, Secretary 4, Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer 4. Latin Club 3-4, Treasurer F,H.A. l. lunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Student Council 3. PAVLINICK. MARIAN FRANCES Quill and Scroll 4, Vigilante Staff 4, Nuqqet Staff 4. Philharmonic Z-3. G.A.A. l-2-3, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. PENCE. RAY P. Chorus l, Philharmonic 2 Intramural Athletics 1-2. PAGE THIRTY-FIVE 1 'fav' P RAMSAY, DONNA IEANINE Girls' H-Club 4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Thespians 3-4, Deca 4, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2. RETZ, IAE CARL Class Officers 1, Treasurer, Honor Society 3-4, Boys' H-Club 2-3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Rotary 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4. HETZ, IUDITH ANN Honor Society 3-4, Nugget Staff 3,4, business manager, Cheerleaders 3-4, Class Officers 2, vice president, Girls' H-Club 2-3-4, Girls' State 3, alternate, Iunior Prom 3, Student Council 4, Forensic League 1-2, sec- retary, Thespians 3-4. PAGE THIRTY-SIX CLASS OF '57 F5 , .-an ,Q ...M .-L' i 1 REYNOLDS, IOAN ELIZABETH Library Staff 1-2 Vigilante Parade 2-3-4, Co-operative Part Time 4, Deca Club 4, RHINEHART, DUANE DALE Aeronautics 3-4, Track 2, Band 1-2-3, Iunior Prom 3, Intramural Athletics 3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. PICKERING, ELDON LEE Executive Board 1, Representative 4, Vice President, 3-7-77's 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 1-4, President, Class Officers 1, Representative 4, Vice President, Deca Club 4, Vice President, Camera Club 1-2, Latin Club 1-2-3-4, Forensic League 1-4, Band 1-2. POHTO, RALPH EDWARO Student Council 2, Photo Club 1, Movie Operators 1, Philharmonic 4, Intramural Athletics 2. 9 , ru 6 ft 1 POTTER, TERESA IEAN Student Council 1-3, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Latin Club 1-2-3-4, President: Nugget Staff 3-4, Vigilante Staff 3-4, Flag Twirlers 3-4, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Philharmonic 2, Iunior Prom 3, Sophomore Council 2. POWERS, GLORIA G.A.A. 2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 4, Office Staff 4, Columbus, Ohio 4. PRICE, SONDRA ANN Library Staff l, Chorus 1, Philharmonic 2-3, French Club 2-3-4, Vice President, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. ROMAN, PATRICIA ANN Orchestra 1, Deca 4, G.A.A. 1-2-3, F.H.A. 2-3-4, President 37 Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, French Club 2, Office Staff 3, C.P.T. 4. ROY. LAWRENCE WALTER Intramural Athletics l+2-3-4, Band 1-2-3, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. RUMMEL, IAY RICHARD Forensic League 2-3, Chorus 3, Senior Barn Dance 4. lunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. CLASS OF '57 RICKER, SHARON CAROL Student Council 3-4. Thespians 4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Princess Vigilante Cand. 3, Chorus 1, lunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Stage Crew 4. ROGERS. SANDRA LEA G.A.A. 1-2-3-4. Chorus 1, lunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade 2-3-4. , ,C t VI: .. . X ' .. ' , ff ,.r'lf'M,,t -, 7 I ' X. SCOW VERNA LOU Acrobats 2 3 4 Vigilante Parade 1 2 3 4 Stag Crew 4 Thesoians 3 4 Plavs 34 GAA 123 F.H.A. 2-3. SCRENAR. TERRY ROBERT S . 3 , ,li f Honor Society 3-4, Boys' l-lvClub 2-3-4, 3-7-77's 4, Latin Club I-Z-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Queen Manager 4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Vigilante Parade l-243-4, lunior Prom 3. RYAN, EDWARD NOEL Student Council 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Vigilante Staff 4, Nugget Staff 4, Vigilante Parade 4, Cathedral l-2-3. SAMSON, O. ROBERT Honor Society 4, Class Oiiicers 2, Representative, Executive Board 2, Latin Club 2-3-4, Iunior Prom 3, Ski Club l, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. SANDRU, ALEX Band 1-2-3, Stage Crew 4, Thespians 4, Student Council l, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Aeronautics 3-4. PAGE Tl-IIRTY-SEVEN P l t t ! t R SPARROW, CLAYTON Basketball 1, Aeronautics 3-4, Intramural Athletics 2-3-4, Iunior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, Track 1, Football l, Student Council l-2. STAGG, LYNN WILLIAM Football 1-2-3-4, Intramural Athletics 1-2-4, Movie Operators 2-3-4, Boys' I-I-Club 4, Science Club 4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. STANGHILI., EVELYN M. Thespians 4, G.A.A. l-2-3, Vigilante Parade I-2-3-4, Staqe Crew 4, Chorus 3. PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT CLASS OF '57 '69 SEDERLIN, DAVE LOUIS Wheaton Community High School, Wheaton, Illinois 1-2-3. SEWELI., GARY LEE Princess Manager 3, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball I-2, Track 1-2-3, Boys' I-I-Club 2-3-4, Intramural Athletics 3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Philharmonic 1-2-3. SIEWART, FERN VIOLET G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Girls' H-Club 4, De-ca 4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Iunior Prom 3. SLOAN. IO ANN Girls' H-Club 3-4, secretary Student Council 2, Nugget 4, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2, Vice President: Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. SMITH, KENNETH IOHN Aeronautics 3-4, Cathedral High 1-2-3, STEELE, GERALD ROBERT Intramural Athletics 3-4, South High School, Denver, Colorado. STRATTON, ALAN JEROME 3-7-77's 3-4, Boys' State 3, Rotary 4, Honor Society 3-4, Class Otiicers 1, president: Basketball 1-2-3, Track l-2-3, Latin Club 3-4, Science Club 4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. CLASS QF '57 STUART. IOHN I. Stage Crew 3, Dramatics 3, Vigilante Parade I-2-3. SUSAG, MICHAEL GARY Track 1-2, Orchestra 1. Intramural Athletics 2-3-4. SWEET, IAMES G. F Plays 3, Intramural , Athletics 3-4, 5 Vigilante Parade 3-4. l I , . TBMPLIN. GARY A. 1 Latin Club 2-3-4, - j 1 Basketball 3, Intramural f , I' I Athletics 2-3-4, Boys' ' P X ggi' State 3, Wrestling 4, ' I Klamath Falls Senior High, Oregon 1-2. , xi: TICI-IENOR, DARLENE . if MERYL ,, G.A.A, 1-2-3-4, Aggfgafil- Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. s g- , gi ' ., 'gf 5. g g i 'ft'C..T J . - t t i I X .wi ,I i .-l ' WEED, SHARON ANN 3-7-77's 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Nugget Staff 3-4, Flag Twirlers 3-4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Philharmonic 1, Senior Barn Dance 4, Iunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. WEISS. KATHLEEN MARIE Band l-2-3, Student Council 2-4, G.A.A. l-2-3, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. TIFFANY, DAN NEIL Philharmonic 1-2-3, Chorus 4, Vigilante Parade 2-3-4. TINTINGER. KENNETH RUSSELL Student Council l. TUCKER. IOHN HARVEY Plays 2, Iunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. PAGE TI-IIRTY-NINE I l I 4 WILLS. LIANE MARIORIE Flag Twirlers 3, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Iunior Prom 3, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Stage Crew 4, Plays 3, WILLS, MARLENE ANN Girls' I-I-Club 2-3-4, Flag Twirlers 2-3-4, Iunior Council 3, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Iunior Prom 3, Senior Barn Dance 4, Chorus 1. WING. RICHARD JAY Boys' H-Club 3-4, Wrestling 2-3-4, Football l, Chorus 1-2. PAGE FORTY CLASS OF '57 nw ' WENDEL, MARTHA IANE Girls' H-Club 3-4, Thespians 4, Band 1-2-3, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4, Iunior Prom 3. WHITE, IAMES LESTER Student Council 1-2, Boys' H-Club 3-4, Nugget Staff 3, Aeronautics 4, Football 3-4, Track 3-4, Senior Barn Dance 4, Intramural Athletics I-2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. I itll' ' 2 L - .LJ . V .Q EV .. E5 .:: X mg b .,..' . H E: - ll ' .-, . ,,.,,- We WINKLER, ROSE IDA Cafeteria Staff 4, Vigilante Parade 4. WOLFE, LAWRENCE RUPERT Latin Club 2-3-4, Deca Club 4, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Orchestra l-2, Co-operative Part Time. K f 'C WIKLUND, RICHARD PATRICK Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3, Boys' I-I-Club 2-3-4, President, Princess Manager 4, Iunior Prom 3, Aeronautics 2-3-4, Student Council 1-3, Movie Operators I-2-3, president: Intramural Athletics 1-2-3-4. WILLIAMS, GERALD RICHARD Vigilante Parade I-2-3-4, Track 3, Orchestra 2, Intramural Basketball l-2-3, Volleyball I-Z-3-4. WILLIAMS. TERRILL DOUGLAS South High School, Denver Colorado 1-2, Vigilante Parade 3-4. CLASS GF '57 nf 1 WOODS. DABLENE T. Deca Club 3-4. Cooperative Part Time 3-4, Band 1-2, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4, Iunior Prom 3. WOOTEN, BARBARA IRENE Vigilante Parade 4. WRIGHT, ROBERT PHILIP Football 1-3, Track 2, Intramural Athletics 4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3-4. MILOT, WAYNE THOMAS Boys' I-I-Club 4, Nuqqet Staft 4, Aeronautics 3, Basketball 1-2-3-4. Football 2, Track 1-2-3, Intramural Athletics 2, Vigilante Parade l-2-3-4. MORGAN, DAVID IOHN Student Council 1, Co-operative Part Time 4, Football l, Senior Barn Dance 4, Intramural Athletics 3-4. Viqilante Parade 1-2-3-4. SWIDEN, CHARLES I. Thespians 4, Senior Barn Dance 4, McKinley Hiqli School, St. Louis, Missouri l, Cleveland I-Iiqh School, St. Louis, Missouri 2-3. These two trophies have played a major roll in the lite of the class of '57. On the right is the A. I. Roberts' cup for student participation in the Vigilante Parade which this year's Seniors have won for three years in a row. On the left is the W. W. Wahl cup for quality of floats, which the class of '57 also capped last year. PAGE FORTY-ONE l-ICNOH ROLL CTop Twenty Students by Rankl Doral l-lood Sharon Carson ludith L. King Gloria Powers Alan Stratton Susan Castles Noel Hoell Dick Anderson Patricia Crum Cameron Diahtman Peter Carkulis Robert Clark Patricia Marlow leanice l-lelland Carol Anthony Robert Samson Charles Bozdoa Eleanore Paubandt ludith Retz Eldon Pickering SCI-IOLARST-llPS There were many scholarships available to eligible seniors this year. Besides the following listed, many students took scholarship tests from the schools they were interested in. The University ot Montana makes available scholarships to high-rank ing seniors. The scholarships can be used at any of the divisions of the Greater University of Montana and are for various amounts. High School Week in Bozeman, sponsored by Montana State College, is open to the top twenty seniors who are able to attend. During the week, tests tor achievement and aptitude are given. High school week this year was held on the MSC campus May 2, 3, and 4. The Elks scholarship, awarded by the local BPOE chapter ot Helena, was this year awarded to Iudy L. King. Carroll College awards scholarships to the highest ranking Catholic boy and girl applying tor them. PAGE PORTY-TWO VALEDICTORIAN DCRAL HCCD 4.909 Besides maintaining a high scholastic average While in high school, Doral also has been active. New to Helena High this year, she attended school in Shelby for her first three years. Since coming here tor her senior year she has been active in the National Honor Society, Student Council, G.A.A. and the Consolidated Conces- sions ot which she was appointed purchasing agent. She was also a delegate to Girls' State from Shelby. Doral plans to attend college next year and study medical technology. 4.843 Small and shy, ludy has proven herself active in many ways. She is Student Body Treasurer, a member of Honor Society, which she repre- sented as Soroptirnist for a month, Student Coun- cil, Latin Club, Science Club, French Club, and G.A.A. She received Honors at Entrance to the University ot Southern California and plans to major in journalism. PAGE FORTYYTHREE ROTARY REPRESENTATIVES - , MAF f 1.5-9 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DAVE CUNNINGHAM IOHN LYNDES PETE CARKULIS H, -'f i TQ' N-gif' . wk gl I '! '-+- , Q , , y ,335 Q T .,.., -'QQA 1 assi Q .5427 15211211 gs firfazff E , Ag- gm-r?, 'f Q, , 4' Q A at if'F3's331jii-' If LE DECEMBER IANUARY FEBRUARY TED cooNEY R. I. DALLEY IIM EASBEY V- , 7 X I S 1 3 N45 ff 1' A ..- ' 'Qi 3 X 5 5 3 1 . V TE T T f if t MARCH APRIL MAY STEVE FAHRION THE RETZ AI. STRATTON Only seniors are eligible for Rotary Representative and to be chosen by their class- mates to serve is indeed an honor. The Student Body President is always the first to attend the meetings each year. He is followed by the senior class president and the rest are chosen from a list of all boys in the class. They attend meetings every Wednesday for a month and are expected to speak at one of these meetings. PAGE FORTY-FOUR PAT MARLOW NANCY NELSON D. A. R. Girl To be chosen DAR girl is one of the highest hon- ors that can be bestowed upon a Senior girl. Patty, Darlene, and Nancy, have so lived up to the ideals of character, leadership, scholarship, and service to be chosen by their girl classmates for the citizenship award. The faculty then chose Nancy as DAR girl, to compete for the state award of SIOO. DAUGHTERS OF Tl-IE AMERICAN REVQLUTICDN AWARD DARLENE BALLARD PAGE FORTY-FIVE GIRLS' STATE J First row left to right: Carol Anthony and Gay Anders, representatives. Second row: Penny Carson, Sharon Fulbright, and Iudy Retz, alternates. Not pictured, Eleanor Paulbandt, representative. The 1955 Girls' State was held during the summer on the Montana State College Campus. l-lelena's delegation did themselves proud as Carol was elected mayor of her city and a candidate tor Lieutenant Governor and both Eleanor and Gay served on committees. The girls were chosen in the spring by vote ot the Iunior girls. BGYS' STATE a T ' 't9.!i.T,5,t'A :---, F- X riff? set X 1 Wtfxetvi rfgiqgftmjftfgfgg EQQLANA ' T fmtifiwj . KY' 5 First row lett to right: Ken Neill, Gary Templin, Steve Fahrion, A1 Stratton. Second row: Dave Cunningham, Dick Anderson, R. I. Dalley, Charles Lippert. The 1956 Boys' State was held on the campus of Western Montana Col- lege of Education at Dillon in August, 1957. The boys learned the principles ot good government through running their own cities, counties, and state for a week, along with making the acquaintance of outstanding youth from all over the state. PAGE FOHTY-SIX HAVIN' A LITTLE BIT QF FUN Mrs. Marshall's hard-working stage crew helps the Cheerleaders: Ieanice Helland. Iudy Retz. Ginny cheerleaders decorate the halls arround the patio. Hand, Iudy A. King and Dee Freeseman. cross their fingers for the Bengals. Nancy Kain, Snookie Mason and Ioyce Dickert. enter- Ted and Kay Cooney entertain the seniors and tain at the- Senior Barn Dance with Doin' What their guests with 'The Good Ol' Mountain Dew . Comes Naturally . Dan Bieri and Iohn Lyndes put the herd in the George Knop brands the cattle as they enter the branding chute as they enter the dance. chute with the class brand of '57, PAGE FORTY-SEVEN lt X. at -QQ- Here are our graduates in eighth grade style at Hawthorne, Central and Bryant. Notice how some ot them have changed until it makes it almost impossible to identify them, While others look almost the same today. PAGE FORTY-EIGHT E E Q S y z s . s X a 5 E All f 5 i r ers- f Xx , The Iuniors worked very hard this year. To make their Prom the best . And now they're ready to be Seniors. To go above the rest. PAGE FORTY-NINE , MW? . J S S i f V 1 l W lg M . 1 I PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT BOB REDPATH CHUCK THOMAS REPRESENTATIVE IIM RICHESON SECRETARY TREASURER SUE CLARKE VERNA NORLING The class ot '58 has the distinction of having two Vigilante princesses, Dee Fresernan and Iudy A. King, in their midst. Their Freshman year, they were led by Bud Glasby, Breck How- ard, Madalyne Casebolt, Sharon Sangray, and Marty Welch. They Won the Wahl cup that year. As Sophomores, they put on a 'Friday the l3th' sophomore dance under the leader- ship ot Duane Liable, Don Braun, Diane Liedle, Verna Norling, and Dick Shope. Among those lettering as Sophomores were Breck Howard, Spike Moe, Spud McCullough, Loren Larson, lim Child, and one, Bud Glasby as a Freshman. ln their Iunior year, this class hon- ored the Class of '57 with a Moonglow Iunior Prom, the first dance to be held in our new gym. They are sponsored by Mrs. Hartzog, Miss Wintord, and Mr. Shively. PAGE FIFTY L5 Brian Ahern Arlee Albright Clarence Anderberg Carol Anderson Karen Anderson Robert Ayers Ieannette Bach Iames Bames Stephen Bames Dick Bamey Robert Batch Irvin Bastian Lorraine Baugh Terry Beaver Sharon Benqston Betty Blenkam Thomas Bratlien Don Braun Cordelia Brown Douglas Brown IUNIORS ' X - Q .-Q 1 ..........ff...J lil .mf ' g i . V rv .- if . . g 'L M 1 4- . Q I , . , oy of, ,Y M 5 if 1. 'I I - I .CTW 'L 4, Peg Buckland Kenneth Burgett Diana Burkart Barbara Burrell David Carlson lean Carlson Ion Carlson Richard Cary Kay Churchwell Gloria Clark Gordon Clark Sue Clark Richard Coe Janet Conner Karen Cordrey Roberta Crosby Robert Cutler Carol lane Carlson Madalyne Casebolt Darleen Clausen PAGE FIFTY-ONE eg? E if Kay Hansen Deanna Hanson Bill Hardie Iudith Harker Vivian Hayes Robert Hayman Cora Lee Heard Claire Hendrickson Geneva Hicks Kathryn Hicks Iohn Hildenstah Patricia Hildenstab Robert Hoffman Diana Hoiland Barbara Holland William Holmes Breck Howard Dana Humphrey Robert Hunter Reidor llvedson PAGE Fl PTY-TWO l UN IORS ludith Dahl R. I. Daniel Margaret DeCouteau Carol Dietrich Iosephine Dye Ioan Evans Iudith Farmer Rose 1-'leisner Ioyce Forde Delores Freseman Patricia Gailushas Richard Gibson Beverly Gilbertson Gary Glasby Ieri Glover Ionathan Grandy Barry Granlund David Greaves loanne Gunderson Lynn Haines Lowell Iennings Allen Iohnson Karen Iohnson Ronald Iohnson Carol Iones Edward Ioneschild Henry Iorgensen Karleen Kain Larry Kane Iudith A. King Robert Kuchenbrod Duane Liable Ianlyn Laity Sharon Lamping Loren Larson Wayne Lea Ruth LeRoux Diane Liedle Sharon Lipper! Noreeta Logan IUNIORS .ws xdk Shelley Lucero George Malbin Pat Markin Kenneth Martello Robert Martello Fred Mayer Robert McCullough Ed McKnight James Mershon Eugene Moe Mildred Moe Roy Moore Sharon Morris Frances Morrison Charles Mortieau Mary Gail Mues Richard Munger Mabel Myrick Frances Neil Betty Nelson PAGE FIFTY-THREE IUNICDRS wwtsairei, X . pizesliwfs S kifygf at avg ' 2 Q- A .. A X in in - N, I . Rig in ' K Marion Schmidt Robert Sewell Annette Sheran Cordelia Small Allen Stenhiem Robert Stewart Sam Stewart Frank Stock Ted Stoneberg Christa Sturmer Ioy Swartz Charles Thomas Roberta Thompson Reginald Toumi Sharon Uhlenkott Barbara Welsh Karen Wheeling lean Widdison Wilma Whiting Minnette Williams PAGE FIFTY-FOUR if t 'sr NK E Q Don Nichwander Vema Norling Bruce Norton Maxine Osborne Mary Ottmann Bob Ottmann Sherry Owens Robert Pare Sharon Petek Sharon Pilgeram Iohn Prendergast Ieli Ranger Gordon Rekstad Iames Richeson Norma Io Riley William Robertson Margot Roe lack Rudio Iohn Salford Patricia Sasek IUNIGRS if .a fs - Y 4 fn, , Ruth Wood ,J 6' C is ,Q Noel Young 'Z N 'r- ' Ioanna Zipperian ml gd. wud. 4 .rs 1 ,Y-.,.,sL.vl in u ' .- vm , S I-V z-ff' ' 957' Girls' H-Club initiates hike up Mount Helena with their - .4 . rip., tv-4 .fn .Q . .laelfl 5 pails of water. Coaches Hansen, Cohn, and Iohnson serve as cooks and also find time to test the lood. Honor chorus. hand and orchestra members Mabel My- rick, Barbara Burrell, Carol Carlson. Ted Cooney. Bob Clark and Steve Barnes. Iunior girls present the varsity football pep assembly. Dahl. Gay Anders. Vince Maddio, and discuss girls clothes. team at their Morris Whaetly, Bob Baker, Carl Bud Glasby. Frank Culver PAGE FIFTY-FIVE IUNIGR PROM CLASS QF '57 .. ff-x fl 'IX President lim Easbey and his date Shiela Gallivan lead the grand march. ,, 'f5l'B Many students enioy the Junior Prom for 1956 put on in honor oi the senior class. PAGE FIFTY-SIX lane Glasby is crowned by Iim Easbey as Rollie Fisher sings. All The Things You Are . Colonial mansion decorates east end of the ballroom. 5 ctrtss PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT MAX BAUCUS SUE THOMPSON SECRETARY TREASURER CAROL COOPER BEV HOLSHUE REPRESENTATIVE CLAYTON LINEBARGER The class of '59 entered Helena High as the first Sophomore class under the new Senior High system. They made the adjustment from Iunior to Senior High in a hurry, and under the able leadership of Max Baucus, Sue Thomp- son, Carol Cooper, Bev Holshue and Clayton Linebarger, took an active part in lite at HHS. With the election of Kay Cooney as princess, and a highly successful Mexican Sophomore dance, they showed the upperclassmen that they were here to stay. Four of their boys, Mike Cloud, Clayton Linebarger, Dave Miller and Frank Ursich, lettered in football as sophomores. PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT SOPI-IOMCDRES Ianet Amoss Donna Anders Alfred Anderson Brooks Anderson Margaret Anderson Rosie Anderson Rita Andreason Linda Atkins A Everett Babcock Carol Baertsch Roy Bailey Robert Baker Sonia Bakke Iames Ballard Kay Barnes Marilyn Barraugh Max Baucus Leon Belville Lee Berger Karen Bergum J -J. 3 Iames Bemet Sharon Blakely Bonita Blewett Bonnie Bouley Michael Bowler Gerald Bratlien Eugene Braun Wayne Braun Terry Bright David Brinck Dolores Brown Phyllis Brown Susan Brown Gary Burgher Gary Burrell Elizabeth Butler Ianice Calder Dorothy Carl Stephen Carroll Bruce Champa PAGE FIFTY-NINE PAGE SIXTY Bruce DeRosier Mariorie Diqhtman Allred Dougherty Betty Duthie Dale Edden Wilma Egge Martha Emineth Carlee Fabian Howard Fanset Fred Farnum Donna Finstad Henry Flatow Thomas Fleming Lou Anna Flynn Sherron Folkvord David Folsom Signe Forsell Wayne Foster Clinton Frederick David Fuller SGPHOMORES David Clark Clark Cleveland Geraldine Cloud Iack Cole Michael Collins Gloria Condon Kathleen Cooney Carol Cooper Ioseph Crabtree Donna Cramer Robert Cronk Baird Cross Ioseph Cross Sariann Crowley Gay Cunningham Karen Cutler Merilyn Dalley Sara Davidich Doug D'Avis Myma Davison SOPHOMGRES Iohn Gillespie Sharon Goodale Newell Gough Milzie Grantier Sharon Grimes Paul Grosfield Dan Gunlock Morreen Hall Georgia Hansen Donald Hanson Iarnes Hanson Phillip Harris Ianice Hart George Hase Harold Hoffman Charlene Holland Beverly Holshue Ioyce Hom Myron Hood Iames Hopkins 'T f -'Mx z ' nm if Wd 'N' in pf? ,M ,.zr I , Ierry Hopkins Sharleen Hoy! Eloyse Hubbard Marilyn Hudson lei! Hull William Hunter Sonia Ivarsen Jerry Iackson Valerie Ioe Gary Iohnson Ioe Iohnson Tim Iohnson Iollnn Iohnslon Myra Ioyce Keith Keller Arlene Kennaugh Orpha Kieller lacquelyn King Albert Kington Rosemarie Koval PAGE SIXTY-ONE SOPHOMCDRES 'ff' Glenda Mock Iimmy Moore Iacqueline Moran David Morris Leslie Morrison William Mullins Carol Murray Martha Nachtsheim Iacqueline Ninow Linda Normann Charlotte Norwood Carol Notbohm Florence Novak Donald O'Connell Richard O'Connell Sheila O'Connell Esther O'Leary Dean Oleson Delbert Oleson Ralph Olson PAGE SIXTY-TWO Karyl Kruse Larry Larrison Arta Mae Lenartz Thomas Liebsch Clayton Linebarger Lester Loble Ianette Louqhridge Gerald Malerbi George Malin Arlene Markin Iohn Marlow Charles Marshall Linda McCoskry Wesley McCoy Rickey McCullough Ronald McKnight Gary McMillan Donna Merganthaler David Miller Donald Mischel t Robert Olson Terry Olson Max Pate Barbara Pavlinick Guy Peek Wallace Peel Charles Petrosky Bonita Peura Ardey Phillips Rosalee Pierson George Powers William Price Patricia Ranger Iudy Rankin Roberta Reber Indy Reeve Edward Reuterdahl Ierald Richards i, N hi X15 Q. Elizabeth Richardson Ieanette Rogers Q Wx W E if f Q' SGPI-IOMORES wb? . ' Qi L x X X 2 E 'XE Ns .. S - f , ,t -. as . x , x.vs. if .1 David Rossiter Mary Ann Sandru Theodore Schoenborn Susan Schwartz Ioan Scow Paul Sebens Charles Secrest Charles Sewell Carl Shepherd Adeline Sinarius Donald Smith Dorothy Smith Mona Smith Myma Smith Sandra Smith Michael South Mary Southem Barbara Sparinq Ierry Stevens Larry Stevens PAGE SIXTY-THREE SOPHGMGRES Gordon Stewart William Staniger Nancy Stermitz Ruth Stickney Cliiiord Storlie Shirley Summers Bonnie Tannehill Kay Thompson Susan Thompson Ieanne Thurston Gary Toll Michael Tucker Ella Mae Vulk Sharon Waddell Monty Waggoner Penny Walker Harley Wamer Iudy Weber lean Weiss Craig. Wenger Stephen Wheaton ' . Q, Myma White f A Q9 .':: ' 55 Sharon Wiederhold ,gf A-1:::Q:f . f Geraldine Wihlborg ' X y inf Laura Willett -',.:. 5 t ':' Q Iudith Williams Iarnes Wills Michael Wilson Virginia Wolie Edward Wolstein Elaine Zipperian Sophomore. Kay Cooney. is crowned Princess Vigilante lor 1957 by Student Body President. Dave Cunningham is her manager, Dick Wik- lund stands by. PAGE SIXTY-FOUR ,..- Q 9' xx dyfw 57-f'w-.,w A meeting here, a committee there We are all such busy souls We have really worked to make our clubs Have highest ranks and goals. PAGE SIXTY-FIVE STUDENT ASSCDCIATTON OFFICERS 053- ii' DAVE CUNNINGHAM. President ELDON PICKERING. Vice Presxdeni The Student Body Association, which enables individual participation in the direction of school affairs, was led by this able group of officers. 1 l T 5 i gi I 5. , ' tfTSTij . 1Q,e.k.Q 3 .S . ..s ,x.rE . ki wi-: V i- . ..f2-sgztiiij' . 'wx i S is m 351: it , 2ffs :ssg3'-L yi ,E S Q .iss PAGE SIXTY-SIX PAT MARLOW, Secretary IUDY L. KING, Treasurer EXECUTIVE BCAED Z Qi. E' ,,....Aa.eP- '- ,. ,. Lett to right: Clayton Linebarger, Pat Marlow, Dave Cunningham, Iudy L. King, Eldon Pickering, Ieanice Helland and spon- sor Mr. O'l-Iare. Not pictured. Iim Richeson. Four officers of the student body and a representative from each class make up the executive board, the governing body of the school. All activities and ideas must first go through executive board and they in turn present them, with their approval, to the Student Council. Consolidated concessions is now running smoothly because of their efforts. STUDENT CCUNCIL First row lelt to right: Clayton Linebarger, Pat Marlow, Dave Cunningham, Iudy L. King, Eldon Pickering, Ieanice Holland. Second row: Ruth Sticlmey, Duane Liable, Darlene Ballard, Brooks Anderson, Sue Clarke. Iohn Matthews, Bonnie Nelson. Third row: lack Gillespie, lock Palmquist, Margot Roe, Mike Collins, Rick O'Connell, Gay Anders, Dick Anderson, Ken- neth Tintinger. Fourth row: Carol Iane Carlson, David Fuller. Iudy Retz, Dave Carlson, Bonne Baker, Max Pate, Dee Line- barger, Dan Bieri, Carol Anderson, Carl Shepherd, sponsor Mr. 0'Hare. Under the able leadership of the Student Body officers, students elected each semester by their home room classes make up the governing body of Hel- ena Senior High. Together with Executive Board, this group has set up the consolidated concessions, helped make the musical, Paint Your Wagon, a success, and helped put on the Class C basketball tourney where they awarded a sportsmanship trophy to the school with the best sportsmanship during the tournament. PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN STUDENT ACTIVITIES Senior Class officers. R. I. Dalley, Iohn Lyndes and Darlene Ballard choose announcements for graduation. A panel discussion by a few of the experts of the school on the pros and cons ol girls' clothes. Members ol Executive Board. Iudy King, Pat Marlow. Iim Richeson. Clayton Linebarger and Ieanice Helland decorate the Christmas tree Student body goes caroling to Shodair. under the direction oi Mr. Lewis. at the height of the Christmas season. but take notice. no snow! Nsabfxgi Here Iae and Pat studying hard dur- ing the noon hour. NN,-w ' ',g-...- kv is PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT 5 . ,w.5.,. 3-7-77'S Q E 'S a T B, - ! me First row: Eldon Pickering. Ginny Hand, Charles Lippert. lim Easbey, Pat Marlow, Al Stratton, Ieanice Holland. Second row: Mrs. Schmidt, co-sponsor, Don Braun, Sharon Fulbright, Pete Carkulis, Carol Anthony, Chuck Thomas, Verna Norling, Mr. Wand, co-sponsor. Third row: Terry Screnar, Sharon Weed, Dave Cunningham, Sue Clarke. Steve Barnes, Iudy A. King, Duane Liable. Not pictured: Eleanor Foster. The 3-7-77's is an honorary service club iound only in Helena High. lt is composed of Zl juniors and seniors chosen from the student body on the basis of character, leadership, scholar- ship, courtesy, service, dependability, and citizenship. Membership in this organization is one of the highest honors a student can achieve in his high school career. The sponsors are Robert Wand and Alice Schmidt. This page could hardly be completed without acknowledgment of the past sponsor of this group. He led the club in all its activities for over 20 years. This man, George H. Leger, was loved and admired by all who knew him. He endeared himself to thousands of students and their parents in the many years that he taught. He not only guided his students' minds, he also guided their morals. Not only did he preach, but he practiced what he preached. The man himself has passed on, but what he stood for still remains. After his death many people expressed a desire to form a lasting memorial to him. The out- growth of this desire is the Gus Leger Memorial Loan Fund: lt is a loan available to all Helena High students, and is awarded on the basis of need. lt is administered by the principal of the school, a faculty and a 3-7-77's member, and three outside persons. But, those who have known and worked with Gus do not need an established tradition to remember him by. Can any of us forget Gus' Christmas lecture or his Hquotable quotesn? One of his favorite quotations expresses well his philosophy of life. I expect to pass through this liie but once. lf, therefore, there is any kindness I can show. or any good l can do to any fellow being, let me do it now, let me not defer it, for I shall not pass this way again. . . -Henry Van Dyke His Christmas prayer, which he sent to all the 3-7-77's members ably expresses his ideals, which the club also strives to uphold. FOOTPATH TO PEACE To be glad of life, because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars, to be satisfied with your possessions, but not contented with yourself until you have made the best of them, to despise nothing in the world, except falsehood and meanness, and to fear nothing except cowardice, to be governed by your admirations rather than by your disgusts, to covet nothing that is your neighbor's except his kindness of heart and gentle- ness of manners, to think seldom of your enemies, often of your friends and every day of Christ, and to spend as much time as you can with body and spirit, in God's out-of-doors-these are little guideposts on the footpath of peace. -Henry Van Dyke PAGE SIXTY-NINE I NATIONAL I-IONOR SOCIETY . , i, in 5 Q r 'f' ,Ogg up I 35 E' V, First row: Ieanice Helland, Al Stratton, Nancy Nelson, Pete Carkulis, Doral Hood, Steve Fahrian, Sue Castles. Second row: Noel Hoell, Roberta Miller, Cameron Dightman, Virginia Hand, Ierry McGuire, Patricia Marlow, Charles Lippert, Iudy Retz. Third row: Terry Screnar, Darlene Ballard, Dave Cunningham, Jae Retz, Carol Anthony, Charles Bozdoq, Sam Sam- son. Mr. Iohnson. Fourth row: Terry Copenhaver, Sally Clark, Richard Anderson, Iudy L. King, Cliff Cox, Thelma Norseth. Scholarship, leadership, character and service are the qualities necessary to become a member of National Honor Society. Begun in 1936 National Hon- or Society has played an important part in the encouragement of good grades. Any junior or senior with a B average or better is eligible for membership. The organization sells school supplies, ushers at Helena High games and takes an active part in pep assemblies. Their present sponsor is Bruce Iohn- son. Each spring, ten per cent of the Iunior class is elected to membership and five per cent of that class is taken in the following tall. Members are elected by faculty vote. SCIENCE CLUB Q i , . First row: Charlene Holland, Iudy L. King, Joanna Zipper-ian, Kay Hansen, Iacquelyn King. Second row: Art Clements, Barry Granlund, Lynn Sta'-39' Alvin Albright, Pat Markin, Henry Jorgensen. Third row: Reidar llvedson, Myron Hood, Al Stratton, Wayne Lea, Sponsor Bruce Iohnson. Science Club is for all persons interested in science. Those who Wish to make a project may enter the regional science fair. Winners attend the state lair in Missoula. Pat Markin, with his display on the interior of an ant hill, Won first grand prize in the boys' division at the state meet. He receives an expense-paid trip to Los Angeles and the National. PAGE SEVENTY FBENCH CLUB First row lett to right: Eleanor Paubandt, Sharon Uhlenkott, Sondra Price, Shirley Harvey. Second row: Pat Ranger, Carol Anderson, Darlene Ballard, Iudy A. Kinq, Carol Iane Carlson, Margot Roe, Iudy L. King. After maintaining an A average tor one semester a French student is then eligible for French Club. This average must be kept during the next semester and a B average thereafter. Headed by Sharon Uhlenlcott, Sondra Price, Eleanor Paubandt, and Shirley Harvey, the group is Writing to pen pals in France to learn facts about the French people and the group. The club is spon- sored by Mrs. Williams. LATIN CLUB First row left to right: Noel l-loell, Dave Cunningham, Gary Templin, Iae Retz, Charles Bozdoq, Duane Liable, Terry Potter, Iudy L. King, Sue Thompson, Geneva Hicks. Second row: San Samson, Sam Stewart, Breck Howard, Ed Ioneschild, Al Stratton, Helen Day, Roberta Miller, Arlee Albright, Pat Susek, Vivian Hayes, Carol Anderson. Third row: Don Braun, Ion Carlson, Keith Keller, Pat Marlow, Claire Hendrickson, Ieanette Bach, Katherine Hicks, Carol Iane Carlson, Barbara Bur- rell, Margot Roe. Roberta Crosby, Kay Hansen, Leslie Morrison. Fourth row: Newell Gough, Max Baucus. Rick O'Connell, Terry Screnar, Pete Carkulis. Darlene Ballard, Iudy A. King, Sue Morris, Peg Buckland, Donna Dickqraber, Mable Myrick. Last row: Chuck Secrest, Ianet Amoss, Pat Ranger, Gay Cunningham, Betty Richardson, Ioanne Gunderson, Kay Church- well, Iudy Farmer, Eldon Pickering, and Dick Anderson. To be accepted into Latin Club, a student must have an A average the first year, a B average the second year of Latin. The club's purpose is to em- phasize the necessity of knowing a language other than your own. Established in l934, the club this year is headed by Terry Potter, Sue Thompson, Iudy L. King and Duane Liable, with Miss Greene as sponsor. PAGE SEVENTY-ONE BCYS' l-l-CLUB First row: Bob Budke, Loren Larson, Bob Batch, Gary Sewell, Iae Retz, Iohn Lyndes, Don Blixt, Iohn Cloud. Second row: Mr. Skor, sponsor, Spike Moe, Bob Stewart, Bud Glashy, Iim Richeson, R. I. Dalley, Terry Screnar. Robert McCullough. Ben Notti. Third row: Mr. Hansen, sponsor, Chuck Lippert, Gene Prendergast, Steve Barnes, Terry Beaver, Ted Cooney, Steve Fahrion, Chas. Bozdoq, Clayton Linebarger, Bob Bryant. Fourth row: Iack Rudio, Pete Carkulis, Larry Micheolson. Bob Sewell, Keith Foster. Breck Howard, Iim Easbey, Bob Redpath, Dick Munger. Fifth row: Mike Cloud, Frank Ursich, Dave Miller, George Knop, Ion Grandy. Iim Cottrill. Boys' H-Club is composed of football, basketball, track, and wrestling lettermen, with Dick Wiklund, Gary Sewell, and Iae Betz heading activities this year. Boys' H-Club sold programs during regular basketball and football season, put out a fine program for the Class C basketball tournament held here, and acted as host to team members. Together with Girls' H-Club they sponsored the Alumni Banquet, l-l-Club dance and lighting of the H and in- itiating new members. The club is sponsored by Coach Hansen and Coach Skor. GIBLS' H-CLUB First row: Pat Marlow, Marlene Wills, Gay Anders. Darlene Ballard, Dee Linebarger, Bobbie Miller, IoAnn Sloan, Nancy Nelson. Second row: Ieanice Helland, Sue Morris, Karen Anderson. Karen Cordrey, Sharon Sangray, Sharon Uhlenkott, Ian Conner, Iudy A. King, Ioan Evans. Third row: Arlee Albright, Korene Kennaugh, Donalda Murfitt, Marlene Hubert, Claire Hendrickson, Rose Fleisner, Kathryne Hicks, Coralee Heard, Nancy Hunt, Bonne Baker, Ioyce Dickert. Fourth row: Fern Siewart, Kaye Bailey, Ianice Moe, Iudy Retz, Ioan I.aFromboise, Marlene Maughan. Nancy Kain. Iane Wendell, Helen Day, Miss Pritchett. Participation, leadership, sportsmanship and application are all neces- sary to become an H-Club member. The girls each excelled in her sports field and earned 150 points in GAA to become a member. With the capable guid- ance of sponsors Miss McCracken and Miss Pritchett, and officers, Darlene Ballard, Dee Linebarger, IoAnn Sloan, Bobbie Miller and Gay Anders, the club put on a banquet for the football team, took part in consolidated conces- sions, and together with Boys' H-Club sponsored two banquets, the H-Club dance, initiation and the lighting of the H. PAGE SEVENTY-TWO f' ' H-CLUB BANQUET Kathie Hicks cmd Gay Anders decorate the tree with red and white H's. 12311 X51 Qs? iii XTJQ14' I Iohn Lyndes. Ben Notti and Iae Retz put on the finishing touches. lanice Moe and Nancy Kctin entertain with Christ- mas Dragnet . 1. efwzin: , ,MJ Q. 'Q ffi Q id Presidents Dick and Darlene start the bui- iet dinner. r -if K u. 'S '7 -weve Lt: PAGE SEVENTY-THREE GJXA First row: Korene Kennaugh, Pat Crum, Gay Anders, Pat Marlow, Iean Chivers, Terry Potter, Iane Wendell, Bonne Baker, Ioyce Dickert, Helen Day, Nancy Nelson, Dee Linebarger, Darlene Ballard, Barbara Brandt, Shirley Harvey, Carol Anthony, Eleanor Foster, Dorothy Iones. Donalda Murtitt, and Georgia Hoffman. Second row: Doral Hood, Bobbie Miller, Donna Creer, Penny Carson, Nancy Kain, Liane Wills, Shirley Beaver, Donna Ramsey, Darlene Tichenor, Charlotte Mason, Mickie Englund, Sandra Rogers, Marlene Wills, Ginny Hand, Shari Weed, Nancy Hunt, Gloria Powers, Ieanice Helland, Sue Mor- ris, Iudy A. King, and Ian Connor. Third row: Carol Iones, Karen Johnson, Peg Buckland, Viv Hayes, Carol Anderson, Ruth Lalieaux, Ieri Glover, Arlee Albright, Pat Sasek, Sharon Lamping, Ruth Wood, Ioy Swartz, Noreeta Logan, Rose Fleisner, Margaret DeCouteau, Myrna Ohnstad, Karen Cordrey, Sharon Sangray, Barbara Baer, Sharon Morris, Sharon Uhlenkott, Karen Anderson, and Sandra Smith. Fourth row: Frances Morrison, Millie Moe. Kay Hansen, Shelley Lucero, Ioanne Zip- perian, Marlene Hubert, Mary Kuenning, lean Carlson, Carol Dietrich, Pat Gailushas, Carol Miller, Claire Hendrickson, Kathryn Hicks, Diane Liedle, Kay Churchwell, Sharon Pilegram, Cora Lee Heard, and Freda Dana. Fifth row: Iudy Harker, Betty Blenkarn, Dee Freseman, Verna Norling, Roberta Crosby, Margot Roe, Roberta Thompson, Sue Clark, Ioan Evans, lean Widdison, Ioyce Forde, Mary Ottman, Mary Gail Mues, Diana Burkart, Arlene Tuck, Barbara Sparing, Sharon Wad- dell. Carol Murray, and Jean Hagle. Sixth row: Arlene Markin, Rita Andreason. Sharon Goodale, Bev I-lolshue, Gerry Cloud. Iudy Williams, Ianet Amoss, Linda McCoskery, Merilyn Dalley, Kay Thompson, Sariann Crowley, Marilyn Hudson, Sharon Skinner, Yvonne Ramosko, Ioyce Hom, Iudy Weber, Glenda Mock. Marilyn Swanson, Myrna Davison, Barbara Beaver. Seventh row: Ianice Hart, Pat Koval. Bonnie Blewett, Donna Anders, Janice Calder, Donna Cramer, Sue Swartz, Signe For- sell, Linda Norman, Ann Whelan, Kay Barnes, Donna Merganthaler, Martha Emineth, Pat Ranger. Ierry Wihlborg, Gay Cunningham, Linda Atkins, Betty Duthie, Pixie Willet. Leslie Morrison, Carlee Fabian. Eighth row: Ioan Scow, Elaine Zip- perian. Eloyse Hubbard, lean Weiss, Dorothy Smith, Iackie Nichwander, Charlotte Norwood, Iudy Reeve, Sonia lvarson, Margie Dightman, Marilyn Barrough, Kay Cooney, Margie Anderson, Phyliss Brown, Sue Thompson, Ruth Stickney, Bon- nie Peura, Sara Davidich, Carol Baertsch, Valerie Joe, Bonnie Nelson, Martha Nachtsheim, and Carol Kruse. Furthering the spirit of good sportsmanship and instilling the desire for group participation and fellowship are the goals of the Girls' Athletic Association. All girls are eligible to take part in these activities. Earning 150 points enables a girl to be a member of Girl's H-Club. GAA is led by Nancy Nelson, Helen Day, Ioyce Dickert and Bonne Baker and is sponsored by Miss McCracken. SKICLUB First row: Reidor Ilvedson, lock Palmquist, Ed Ioneschild, Sam Stewart, Max Baucus, Mike South, Bob Baker. Second row: Sue Clarke, Sue Thompson, Leslie Morrison, Ruth Stickney, Bonnie Peura, Pat Ranger, Pixie Willet. Third row: Carol Iones, Charlene Holland, Marilyn Hudson, Ioan Evans, Ioyce Dickert, Dee Freseman, Margie Anderson. Fourth row: Sariann Crow- ley, Barbara Holland, Marlene Wills, Karen Cordrey, Gay Cunningham, Bonnie Nelson, Ieanice Helland. Ski Club, newly organized this year is sponsored by Mr. Ost. Team participatants were: Ed Ioneschild, lock Palmquist, Sam Stewart, Max Baucus, Mike South, Sue Thompson, Bonnie Peura, Leslie Morrison, and Pat Ranger. PAGE SEVENTY-FOUR DECA First row: Vince Maddio, Butch Bioin, Butch Matthews, Darlene Woods, Sally Clark, Thelma Norseth, Eldon Pickering, Larry Wolfe, Mike Fleming. Second row: Donna Barrauqh, Delores Hubert. Carol Peterson, Iean O'Leary, Rosemarie Mischel, Linda Heath, Ian Gensel, Ioan Reynolds, Io Anne Gunderson. Third row: Donna Nordahl, I-'ern Siewert, Pat Roman, Ierry McGuire, 'zlorene Kennaugh, Ieanne Chivers, Donna Ramsey, Shirley Dearinq, Terry Daqenais. Don Braun, Dick LaRock. Fourth row: Bob Hayman. Bob Ohnstad, lack Barnes, Don Holland, Iohn Wilson, Bob Batch, Reggie Toumie, lim Barnes, Ken Martello. With an all time record of forty-tour members, these juniors and seniors are receiving part-time employment training in the field of distributive and business occupations. Quality likewise prevails. Out of nine competitive events at the State DECA Convention in Bozeman, our Deca chapter won seven tirst place awards, one second place, and one third place. The seven first award Winners will participate in the same events at the National DECA convention in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, April 24-27, 1957. Mr. Robinson is sponsor. F H A ill . First row: Carol Anderson, Donna Merqanthaler, Arlene Kennaugh. Iudy Reeve, Arlene Markin, Ioan Scow. Second row: Millie Moe, Diane Liedle, Frances Morrison, Deanna Hansen, Donalda Murfitt, Kathy Hicks, Kay Churchwell, Sharon Folk- vord. Third row: Ruth Larue, leanine Harchield, Sharon Grimes, IoAnn Iohnston, Kay Thompson, Merilyn Dalley, Maureen Hall, Darlene Clausen, Sharon Pilqeram, Miss Hoffman. Future Homemakers of America is an organization designed to emphasize the importance ot home lite and its activities and to further interest in home economics. Anyone who has taken or is taking Home Economics is eligible tor mem- bership. Miss Hoffman is the sponsor. PAGE SEVENTYVFIVE THESPIANS First row: Carolyn Baertsch, Penny Carson, Gay Anders, Sally Clark, Charlotte Mason, Nancy Kain, Ianice Moe, Ioan La- Fromboise, Rosalie Ballard, Verna Scow. Second row: Liane Wills, Lynne Hull, Ian Conner, Donna Creer, Sharon Ricker Bobbie Miller, Doral Hood, Barbara Holland, Iane Wendell, Barbara Condon, Marlene Foley. Third row: Ieanette DeYounq Pat Bauer, Deanna Hansen, Judy Harker, Maureena Storm, Bonne Baker, Nancy Hunt, Rose Marie Mischel, Cordie Brown, Andrea Grosiield, lean Domer, Diana Backeberg, Stan Rodwick. Fourth row: Alex Sandru. Pat Grady, Iohn Hildenstab, Ron Davison, Myron Hood, Bill Long, Iohn Lyndes, Iudy Retz, Ben Notti, Spike Moe, Bob Stewart, Bob Bryant. The HHS Thespians spent an active year under the direction of Doris Marsolais Marshall. They put on Sun Up and several variety shows, along with the major production ot the year, Paint Your Wagon. The Thespians played host to the nine state Thespian conference in the middle of February, housing, feeding, and entertaining two hundred visiting students for three days. Leon Miller, Executive secretary of the National Thespians was one of the guests. The annual steak fry in the tall and initiation in the spring were held with the usual good times. FORENSIC LEAGUE First row: Gerry Cloud, Cotdie Brown, Charlene Holland, Pat Koval. Second row: Dan Bieri, Myron Hood, R. I. Dalley. Forensic League, sponsored loy Miss Marjerrison, spent an active year. They debated With Great Falls, Missoula, Bozeman, and Dillon. A small speech meet was held here, and the members participated in the district meet. The people who placed in this meet went on to the lnterscholastic meet. Cordie Brown placed first in the county I Speak For Democracy Contest . PAC E SEVENTY-SIX PROIECTIONISTS ...M txsrs. Q Q 5 Ns N4 First row: Phil Barbour, Barry Granlund. Clifford Cox. Reidar Ilvedson. Second row: Put Markin, Wayne Lea, Ion Schwe- lel, Richard Cary. Sponsored by Mr. Mdrkin, these boys operdted movies dnd served d much needed purpose. To do their job they need on operc1tor's license. Re- quirements tor membership ore interest, dbility ond time. OFFICE STAFF Marion Schmidt, Donna Dickqraber, Kay Churchwell, Io Ann Ichnsion, Adeline Sinerius, Millie Moe. Karen Iohnson, Iudy Dahl, Sharon Petek, Iosephine Dye. To receive two and ct half credits these qirls collect slips, ctnswer the tele- phone, count absences ctnd run errdnds. They must possess steddy nerves, stronq legs, ond quick thinking. The qirls Work under the supervision of Mrs. Boker. PAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN CAF ETERIA STAFF Delores Brown, Norma lo Riley, Belty Butler, Mabel Myrick, Betty Nelson, Kay Cooney, Millie Moe, Janice Calder Feeding hungry Helena High students was the service these girls per- formed With Miss Fisher's supervision. After satisfying the appetites of the student body they finished their job by cleaning up the cafeteria and keeping it in top running condition. LIBRARY STAFF Norma Io Riley, Ann Brown, Mrs. Wells, Penny Walker, Kurleen Kain. Rendering a very necessary service to school, girls working in the library give up their free periods and noon hours to keep the library in top running condition. The library staff is supervised by Mrs. Wells. PAGE SEVENTY-EIGHT QUILL AND SCRCLL 'Q Nm, f a ff if f'ffQfM, ,L X ' Mfr ,.f,f. , ...W .. M . ,. ' ' 'i5 f3fi' bfi? Qt?- I ' l 2 , h7'9:':?. .- -. 1 la I V 2 Y' A , yr' J an I K ' 715 , A! V , First row: Ioyce Dickert, Helen Day, Nancy Nelson. Ieanice Holland, Bonne Baker. Second row: Shari Weed, Deanna Han- sen, Iohn Lyndes, Cameron Diqhtman, Iudy Hetz, Terry Potter. Not pictured: Eleanor Foster. Ken Neill. Ed Ryan, Madalyne Casebolt. Marian Pavlinick. Quill and Scroll is an organized club for students who have taken or are taking Journalism, and have had articles printed in the Nugget or the Vigilante. lt is led by Nancy Nelson, president: Helen Day, vice president: and Ioyce Dickert, secretary, and is comprised ot juniors and seniors, most of Whom help to put out the Vigilante and Nugget. The club has two initiations each year, the one in the fall a luncheon, and the other in the spring, a dinner. Members Work in concessions. The Publications class puts out the special Nugget edition for the Thespian conference. Vigilante editor. Ieanice, accepts the All-State award lor the 1956 annual at the iournalism pow-wow in Missoula. PAGE SEVENTYYNINE ELEANOR FOSTER Editor-ln-Chief ......... Business Manager ........ Sports Editor ....,., Feature Editor ........ News Editor ......... Circulation Editor ...... Faculty Advisor ....,... NUGCET EDITOR Eleanor Foster put in many hours ot hard Work to make this year's Nugget one to be proud of and one of the best-liked in the state. She has brought the up-to-date news to all Helena Senior High students and her subscribers. Eleanor's skill in reading proof, her ability to Write stories at the last minute and her imagination to put out sixteen issues of the Nugget kept up its usual high standards. NUGGET STAFF t Eleanor Foster Iudy Retz John Lyndes Ioyce Dickert Bonne Baker Ed Ryan Fay Kirkpatrick Staff-Carol Anthony, Bonne Baker, Shirley Beaver, Madelyne Casebolt, Dar- lene Clausen, Barbara Condon, Ron Davison, Helen Day, Ioyce Dick- ert, Cameron Dightman, Deanna Hansen, Ieanice Helland, Nancy Hunt, Dorothy Jones, Ed Ioneschild, Eileen Kreiger, Nancy Nelson, Don- alda Murfitt, Marian Pavlinick, Terry Potter, Iudy Retz, Ed Ryan and Sharon Weed. PAGE EIGHTY NUGGET BUSINESS MANAGER Financing a school paper is no easy job dy and Iudy Retz has proven herself to be a capable business manager in supervis- ing the ad staff in collecting for the Nug- get. The ad staff had a big territory to cover and did a good job in getting in contact with the businessmen. l -we IUDY RETZ NUGGET STAFF I-'ist row: Ron Davison. Shari Weed, Bonne Baker, Terry Potter, Iudy Retz, Cameron Dightman. Second row: Nancy Nelson. Carol Anthony, Donalda Murtitt, Ieanice Holland. Ioyce Dickert, Eileen Krieger, Shirley Beaver. Third row: Deanna Hansen. Helen Day, Ed Ioneschild, Iohn Lyndes, Barbara Condon, Darlene Clausen. The purpose of the Nugget Staff is to furnish school news, coordinate school opinion with editorials by the students, and emphasize the unity of the student body in their interests and objectives. Eleanor Foster, editor, and Iucly Retz, business manager, with the help of Miss Kirkpat- rick and the staff put out the Nugget semi-weekly. The Nugget is rated highly in the state, and has won Quill and Scroll International Awards and All-State in Montana for many years. ' PAGE EIGHTY-ONE IEANICE HELLAND VIGILANTE EDITCR Ieanice Helland has learned first-hand of the hard Work needed to produce an an- nual. Patience along with leadership and many extra hours have aided Ieanice in editing this year's Vigilante. The hard work that has to be done pays oft at the end when the new annual is finished and it is a success as it is again this year. VIGILANTE STAFF Editor ........,,.,.,.....,. Business Manager ....,... Sports Editor .irr,,,u Photographer ..,.... Artist ..,.,...,,.. ,, Cover ,i...,,i, ,,,i,,,, Faculty Advisor ..... leanice Helland Nancy Nelson Ken Neill Ted Cooney Terry Potter R. C. Wand Fay Kirkpatrick Staff-Bonne Baker, Ioyce Dickert, Cameron Dightrnan, Eleanor Foster, Iudy Retz, and Ed Ryan. PAGE EIGHTY-TWO VIGILANTE BUSINESS MANAGER Seeing that ads were collected and dum- miecl in time to go to press was the job Nancy Nelson had. Getting the ads played a big part in the financing of the Vigilante. Assisting Nancy in her job were the Staff and the Iournalism classes. VIGILANTE STAFF Q.. First row: Ioyce Dickert, Iecmice Hellcmd. editor, Nancy Nelson. business manager, Terry Potter. Second row: Ed lones- child, Iudy Retz. Bonne Baker, Cameron Dightmun. The Vigilante Staff is organized to picture the school activities for the students and to preserve the history of each school year. The staff is chosen by their interest, ability, Willingness, and time to work. The organ- ization is sponsored by Miss Kirkpatrick with the help of Ieanice Helland, editor, and Nancy Nelson, business manager. PAGE EIGHTY-THREE SNAPSHOTS X 1 Si eff 5 L .xg . Ill .ws As,+eme3.w.,m,Rmimv.,. M xi Row 1: Our Student Body Officers. Dave Cunningham. Eldon Pickering. Iudy L. King and Pat Marlow. Go! You Bengal Tigers. everyone turns out for the Snake Dance. Row 2: Helena High Deca Chapter installs officers. Everyone cheers for the Bengals at our first Pep Assembly. Row 3: Ken Neill and Iohn Cloud. co-captains for this year's football team. Here's Coach Hansen with a few words for the cause at one of our Pep Assemblies. PAGE EIGHTY-FOUR .1 QAM 1, SENKDR l-llGl-l BAND TRUMPETS Iim Mershon, Fred Furnam, Tom Brallien, Ted Shoenborn, George Malen, Ion Carlson, Everett Babcock, Bob Churchwell Sonic lvurson, Iim Hopkins, Betty Duthie, Arlee Albright, Kay Cooney. The Helena Senior High Band, under the direction of Harold Harvey, has been very active this year. lt performed for all the football and basketball games and accompanied and added much to the performances of the twirlers, tumblers, and trampoline team. lt is a relatively inexperienced band as there are only five seniors and a few juniors in it. The annual tag day was held March 25 and the concert followed on March 29. Also the band participated in the annual District Music Festival held in Livingston. BRASS SECTION Clili Cox, Byron Dunzer, Ice Cross, Loren Larsen, Ierry Bratlien, Chuck Thomas. Bob Clark, Jean Carlson, Dave Morris, Dennis Young, Leon Bellville, Dcxve Miller, Iohn Fredrick, Ed Babcock, Guy Peek, Dave Clark. PAGE EIGHTY-SIX WOODWINDS Sam Stewart, Ted Stoneherq, Boy Bailey, Clarence Anderberq, Chuck Sewell, Baird Cross, lean Widdison, Noreeta Logan, Wally Peel, Roberta Thompson, Merilyn Dalley, Mabel Myrick. Besides the work in the regular band, many students took part in solos, duets, trios, and sextets. The group entertained various service clubs and or- ganizations around the city. A pep band journeyed to Butte tor the Class AA tournament. The entire band also played tor the dramatics production Paint Your Wagon and accompanied the orchestra in the annual Chirstmas program. PERCUSSION AND HORNS Kneeling: Gary McMillan, Clark Cleveland, Gary Burgher and Brooks Anderson. Standing: Wayne Braun.. Sam Stewarl. Barbara Holland, Ierry Hopkins, Dick Shope, Fred Mayer, Margaret DeCouteau, Sari Ann Crowley and Shirley Summers. PAGE EIGHTY-SEVEN TWIRLERS HEAD MAIORETTE The twirlers under the sponsorship of Miss Mc- Cracken and the direction of Patty Marlow as Head Maiorette, performed for many halftimes during the football and basketball seasons. For the first time in the history of the Helena High School twirlers, they were selected this year to pro- vide half-time entertainment for the Class A-A Basket- ball Tourney in Butte. Representatives were chosen from the twirlers earlier in the year to attend a twirling clinic in Great Falls. The girls learned various new twirls at the one day session. A first period class was provided for all of the twirlers. There the girls planned and worked on the colorful routines for the successful entertainment. Not just the half-times, but in the annual Vigilante Parade the twirlers are always a colorful highlight. Along with Patty, Snookie Mason as head Baton, and Lynne Hull as head Flag, acted as the color guard this year, for every home game. PATTY MARLOW Left to right: Verna Norlinq, Ccxrlee Fabian, Bonnie Blewett, Iudy Harker, Bonnie Peura. Betty Blenkarn, Sue Thompson, Karen Anderson, Sue Morris. Kneeling, Chcxrloite Mason, head baton. PAGE EIGHTY-EIGHT FLAG TWIRLERS A Sharon Weed. Marlene Wills, Terry Potter, Lynne Hull. Carol Anthony, Ioyce Dickert, Sharon Morris. FLAG TWIRLERS B Kneeling: Sharon Sangray. Lynne Hull, Ioan Evans. Standing: Sharon Uhlenkott, Karen Cordrey, Peg Buckland, Myrna Radio, Pat Ranger. DOUBLE BATCNS AND ACROBATS First row lett to right: Sherry Owens, Verna Scow. Signe Forsell, Marlene Hubert. Second row left to right: Carol Cooper. Charlotte Mason, Beverly Holshue. PAGE EIGHTY-NINE Pl-IILHARMCNIC First row: Bonnie Bouley, Iacquelyn King, Mariorie Diqhtman, Barbara Beaver, Marilyn Hudson, Carol Cooper, Ianet Amoss. Mary Ottman. Sue Castles, Dorothy Smith, Sharon Grimes. Sharleen Hoyt, Karen Berqum. Second row: Frances Morrison. Pat Koval, Iudy Merritt. Viv Hayes. Linda Normann, Cordie Brown. Signe Forsell, Diana Burkhart, Kay Hansen, Ieannette Bach, Deanna Hansen, Cora Lee Heard, Karen Wheeling. Third row: Sharon Lippert, Diane Liedle, Larry Michaelson, Iim Rich-ason, Bill Betzner, Bob Stewart, Steve Barnes, Bill Staniger, Bill Mullins, Dave Brinck, lim Iohnson, lack Rudio, Sue Schwarts. Fourth row: Diane Holland, Mary Ann Sandru, Ai-dey Phillips, Bruce Norton, Ted Cooney, lim Ballard, Ralph Olson, Ralph Pohto, Myron Hood, Dave Carlson, Paul Siebens, Dan Tiffany, Dorothy Rude. Through long hours ot practice the Philharmonic has become a popular singing group in Helena High. They sang at various service clubs during the Christmas season and also took part in the Christmas program at school. Their big project ot the year was Paint Your Wagon for which they provided the musical leads and background music. Also among their activities were a banquet for their parents, the District Music Meet, and lnterscholastic. They were represented at the Northwest Honor Chorus in Boise by Steve Barnes and Ted Cooney. MIXED ENSEMBLE First row: Sue Clark, Iacquelyn King, Viv Hayes, Cordelia Brown, Janet Amoss, Sue Castles. Second row: Larry Michaelson, Ted Cooney, Iim Richeson, Steve Barnes, Ralph Pohto, Myron Hood, Dan Tiffany, Tim Iohnson. Mixed Ensemble composed of members oi the Philharmonic has entertained at various service organizations and also helped put on the musical, Paint Your Wagon . Ted Coon- ey, lim Richeson, and Dan Tiffany of this organization, presented entertainment at several school dances. PAGE NINETY BOYS' ENSEMBLE il D ft 'Q E . S 5 First row: Suzanne Nelson, accompaniest, Ted Cooney, Ardey Phillips, lim Richeson, Larry Michaelson. Second row: Bob Batch, Ralph Pohto, Dave Carlson, Steve Barnes. Iames Ballard, George Lewis, director. Boys' Ensemble Won distinction this year singing for various service clubs and providing entertainment tor many activities. At the district music meet in Livingston, they were invited back to sing in a concert Saturday night. These boys Worked hard this year and came out with a perfect vocal group. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE - r- . ix. I , :V A 5-.3 , I 5 Q ri' i I X ' 2 V, . 5, .z ., Q Q i T 1 T T , at TVA First row: Marilyn Barraugh, Sharon Lippert, Diana Burkart, Georgia Hansen, Carol Jane Carlson, Gay Cunningham, Gerry Wihlborg, Barbara Pavlinick. Second row: Martha Nachtsheim, Cordelia Brown, Myrna Davison, Betty Richardson. Donna Finstad, Donna Cramer, Sally Clark, Sarianne Crowley, Ian Laity, Kay Hansen. Third row: Linda Normann, Ieanette Bach, Pat Koval, Betty Milot, Frances Morrison, Mariorie Diqhtman, Luanna Flynn, Bonnie Nelson, Bonnie Bouley, Karen Wheel- ing. Elaine Zipperian. The Girls' Ensemble composed ot girls who like to sing, entertained at various service clubs and also had two girls, Marilyn Barraugh and Sharon Lippert, who sang at several of the dances at school. The girls also took part in the Christmas program presented to the Student Body. PAGE NINETY-ONE CHORUS First row: Bonnie Nelson, Linda Normann, Gerry Cloud, Arlene Tuck. Dorothy Smith, Charlene Hoyt, Suzanne Nelson. Second row: Kay Thompson, Hosalee Pierson, Elaine Zipperian, Mary Ottman, Martha Nachtsheim, Signe Forsell. Third row: Iaclr Rudio, Larry Roy, Dan Bieri, Ralph Pohlo, Dan Tiffany, Bill Hardie, Mike Maroney, lack Cole. The Chorus participated in the Christmas Program, Paint Your Wagon, and sang for different service clubs in the city. The group consists of students interested in singing and is directed by Mr. Lewis. CBCHESTBA Left to right: Carol lane Carlson, Mr. Nitz, director, lean Young, Wilma Eqqe, Barbara Burrell. After a year of inactivity, the orchestra started up once more this year as a stringed quartet. Two of its members, Carol lane Carlson and Barbara Burrell, attended the North- west Meet in Boise, Idaho, as members ot the l-lonor Orchestra. The group played for sev- eral occasions throughout the year, one of which was the Chirstmas program for the Stu- dent Body. PAGE NINETY-TWO CUB TCWN Marlene Hubert and Bob Kuchenbrod talk across the Art Krieger brings lhe milk to Karleen Kain. Iudy Dahl, Miss Meqard. Myma Rudio and Millie Moe welcome guests to Our Town. iii' the yard to Sherry Owens. 1 l Dick Kelly performs the marriage rites for Sherry and Bob. Deanna Hanson leeds ihe chickens in her back yard. Charles Swiden leads the choir in singing. PAGE NINETYATIIRIIII WAGE NINETY-FOUR A lonely band ol men dream ol home. Snookie Mason waltzes in a dream with Fred Iackson Thespian from Billings. Signe Forsell rides in style drawn by Tepee Rose. Signe and chorus sing cmd dance to WhoI's Going On Here? Prexy Dave welcomes nine states of Thespicms to Helena PAINT 'YQUR WAGCNH Io Sloan, in full Indian Reqaliu and Penny Carson usher in colors before opening curtain. Cover up tonsils, hung on gums! Look out gizzard , Here she comes! Gay Anders, Ted Cooney. 'Xa Governor Aronson serves Bar-B-Que cziter ploy to students and Legislators. PAGE NINHYY-FIVE V. P. Pick invites House and Senate to Paint Your Wagon . Lt. Gov. Cannon and Senator Iames. Stew and Governor discuss plans for coming event. Art classes help with scenery and signs. PAGE NINETY-SIX qu-n-snug HHS. Prepares for Paint Your Wagon Art kids and teachers qo all out on publicity end. .,---Q The Golden Days of the Coronation, We never will forget. Our beautiiul Ccxrol. and darling Kcxy. We see on their ihrones yet. PAGE NINETY-SEVEN 'X PAGE NIN QUEEN WGILANTE CARGL ri 5 it 3 i, Q . i .ii f fr, 'e ,J 5 i 5 1 Your queen will be the one to stor, if you choose our Corol to wedr the crown of queen Vigilante. And our Corol was chosen, ond did stdr, bringing to o crowning glory the Golden Doys theme of the coronotion. With cr proud mornoger by her side, she was crowned by Student Body President Dave Cunningham. Queen Cdro1's beduty will long be remembered in Helena High, ond even longer remembered will be the poise ond cholrm of Queen Vigilante-1957. ETY-EIGHT 3 I n CRCDWN PRINCESS KAY E 1 She's a pal with a smile so gay, A straight shootinq gal, that's our Kay. No Words could better describe the sweet Princess Kay, a credit to HHS by her quiet ways and perpetual smile. With manager Dick by her side she was crowned amid cheers from the student body, a princess her Sophomore class is proud ot. PAGE NINETY-NINE GOLDEN DAYS MANNEQUINS GIVE CLUBS 1-'on CANDIDATES Seven rnannequins went on display representing the candidates who were chosen by their classes tor Queen and Princess Vigilante A contest was run to see who could correctly identity the candidates. l l 3 l E- s::f1.' CANDIDATES REVEALED IN WINDOW DISPLAY gr iff, Ein 5 vt- -:pf-J., Q. I. .QW.,,. ll b g I' 7 I W f ' 'K , 4 Queen and Princess candidates took their places in the downtown window display to reveal their identity. They are Barbara Holland, Dorothy Iones Sue Clarke, Ruth Stickney, Kay Cooney, Virginia Hand, and Carol Anthony PAGE ONE HUNDRED CANDIDATES Seven lovely candidates and their managers entered the Royal Court to see the Queen and Princess Vigilante for 1957 crowned to rule for a year and a day. Dorothy and Pete Sue and Steve Carol and Keith Kay and Dick Barbara and R. I. 63? 2 Ginny and Terry Ruth and Iim PAGE ONE HUNDRED ONE GOLDEN DAYS CORGNATION The magic moment of crowning a queen. ., S3 mf 'X ' 'Q' 1 li' l g K' i it W: fi gif. f Xsg' W i 1 ' e fr f f in 2 H jg Kg? M li gig I A N .fr 4 5 Q iigig 'f , .. Az ' 1 x ' The Queen receives her royal robe from past Prin- cesses Iudy A. King. and Dee Freseman. Queen Carol receives her sceptre to rule for a year and a day. I ,xv-'M f - 3 m...., stigij Crown Princess Kay and Queen Vigilante Carol are presented to the student body. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWO ij, t s I . , ,7 Queen Vigilante for 1957 is crowned by Dave Cun- ningham, Student Body President. Ted Cooney sings theme. Golden Days to the Queen. Queen Carol leaves her coronation and the magic moments oi Golden Days. GQLDEN DAYS P R. I. Dalley, Alex Sandru, Barbara Holland, Ronald Davison, Ierry Hopkins, Iim Hopkins, Iudy A. King, Pete Carkulis, Dorothy Iones, Dick Wiklund, Kay Cooney, Guy Peek, Keith Foster, Carol Anthony, Dave Clark, Ardey Phillips, Dave Cun- ningham, Virginia Hand, Terry Screnar, Dee Fresemcm, Ruth Stickney, lim Easbey, Mike South, Don Smith, Ted Cooney, Bill Long, Wally Peel, Sue Clarke, Sieve Fahrion, Ierry Horne. The Royal Court of Helena High-The Court ot Her Majesty Queen Vigilante-Queen Vigilante for 1957- Queen Carol. With these dramatic words, every student ot Helena Senior High held his breath and then let go with cheers and applause as Guy Peek excellently unfurled the satin banner bearing the block letter Carol was escorted to the throne by her manager, Keith Foster, and was presented with the traditional robe by the two past princesses, Iudy A. King and Dee Freseman. I, Dave Cunningham, president of the Student Body of Helena Senior High school, crown you Queen Carol, to reign over Helena High for a year and a day. And with that prexy Dave crowned our queen. lt was a proud Keith who arranged her robe as she was seated on the royal throne. Princess Kay fairly sparkled as Dick escorted her up the royal steps to receive the princess's crown. lt was a double thrill to have her brother, Ted, sing Golden Days to her and the Queen. The Royal Court of the Queen and Princess Vigilante was closed and the date ot November 21, 1957, went down in the history of Helena Senior High as one of the most beautiful days to remember. lt was truly a Golden Day . PAGE ONE HUNDRED THREE VIGILANTE PARADE Queen Bev and Princess Dee reign on lovely Queen's float. Lots ot hard work goes into a parade. as evidenced by this locomotive. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FOUR stake with Louisiana Pur chase. Colt 45 one of outstanding floats in '56, won iirst in the artistic division. Senior Girls capture sweep- VIGILANTE PARADE N . A . . Early Bengal Hoopslers have their picture taken. Popular idea lor a float. a Charlie Russell painting. PAGE ONE HUNDRFD PIVF VIGILANTE PARADE 1956 Not wind, nor sleet, nor rain, nor snow. Alter weeks ot buying, begging, or borrowing costumes. trunks. props. over SUV, oi the Student body began building their floats. Class competition was especially keen that year. but the class oi '57 was agafn victorious winning both the Roberts and Wahl Cup. PAGE ONE HUNDRED SIX W r Qs... can stop the Vigilante Parade! and the students ot Helena High staged one ot the best parades in history in spite of ex- tremely adverse weather conditions. On Friday morning with everything in readiness. the exciting caravan wends its way up historic Last Chance Gulch. LPN i In there, fe1las! , Get that ball! - Our boys don't ever rest. Now we have the Sports Section. Our athletes are the best. PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVEN CHEERLEADERS Ieanice Hellcmd, Ginny Hand. Iudy A. King. Iudy Retz. Dee Freseman. Seen in the above picture are Helena's five cheerleaders before their last basketball game of the season. The game with Kalispell was a trying one as Helena won in the last few seconds by only one point. It meant as much to the cheerleaders as it did to the Bengals and Coach Lloyd Skor because by winning this game the Bengals didn't have to appear in the sudden death at the state tournament. It was a happy and worn crowd and five be-drag- gled cheerleaders that left Helena's gym that night. Putting on pep assemblies and promoting school spirit was the task these tive girls were confronted with. Ginny, Iudy, Ieanice, Dee, and Iucly had their hands full keeping up with the Bengals this year and missed very few out of town games. They also took charge of all pep assemblies designating certain clubs to put on skits for the assemblies. Clubs participating this year were Honor Society, 3-7-77's, Girls' H-Club, Thespians, Twirlers, and the Iunior Girls. Cheerleading tryouts are held each spring along with Student Body elections. Girls try out in groups of two or three in front of the Student Body. Elected each year are two sopho- mores and one junior. From the two sophomores elected, a cheer queen is chosen the follow- ing year. This year Ginny Hand served as cheer queen. PAGE ONE HUNDRED EIGHT VABSITY FOOTBALL First row left lo right: Iohn Cloud, Breck Howard, Spike Moe. lim Cottrill, Don Blixl, Steve Barnes, Bud Glasby, Spud Mc- Cullough, Dick Wiklund, Iohn Lyndes, Ken Neill. Second row: Iae Relz, Clayt Linehurger, Keith Foster. Rich Mungor, lim While, Gary Sewell, George Knop, Bob Stewart, Chuck Lippert, lim Adair, Mike Cloud. Third row: Couch Hansen, lim lgiclheson, Bob Hedputh, Frank Ursich, lon Grundy, Lynn Stagg, lock Rudio, Dick Coe, Dove Miller, Pete Carkulis, Couch o n. ln 1956, for the second consecutive year, Helena's Crimson Bengal foot- ball team turned in a record season. They Won six games, lost only three, the best performance by a Helena Club in 22 years. Coaches Hansen and Cohn saw their charges improve on their 5-4 record of a year previous, but also saw them slip from third to fourth in the Big Ten standings. A heart-breaking 12-13 loss to Butte after an uphill struggle doused the Bengals' hopes for a long over-due state Championship. After thumping Havre 29-12 and Billings 32-14 and edging Butte Central 7-O, they met doom in Missoula where the Spartans crushed our injury- ridden locals 6-27. Then came the tension-packed Butte game followed by a brutal 50-18 blasting of Anaconda. State Champion Great Falls up-ended Hel- ena 12-27, but the battling tigers came clawing back to drub Livingston 27-6 and maul Bozeman 33-19 to achieve the record season. Our beloved little stuffed tiger, lost to Billings the year previous, Was Won back with decisiveness. The Crimson piled up a 32-U lead early in the third quarter when Coach Hansen called off his tigers and sent in the reserves. lt was also Helena's first football victory over Billings in history. Five performers Will be lost to the squad by graduation. Among the mis- sing will be three who Won all-state mention. Co-captain half-backs Iohn Cloud and Kenny Neill and end Dick Wiklund. Returning all-staters will be tackle Spud McCullough and guard Bud Glasby. PAGE ONE HUNDRED NINE AP and UP all-stale second string end Thts three-year let- terman senior is considered one of the greatest Helena High ends of all time Wil: was a glue- iin- gered pass receiver and defen- KENNY NEILL Co captain and AP and UP hon- orable mention haliback. Three year letterman a particularly adept broken field runner. DICK WIKLUND IIM WHITE The little tiger who hustled and fought his way to a starting guard position in his senior year. Asked no quarter, gave none. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TEN 200-pound senior tackle. One of the most rugged and feared line- man in the state. A constant menace to opposing backiields. CLOUD ELUDES BULLDOG TACKLER IIM COTTRILL DON BLIXT IOHN LYNDES Hard-charging, vicious - blocking senior iullback. A veteran oi two varsity seasons. Iohnny first won repute as a defensive- line- backer. Powerful senior two year letter man guard. An excellent blocker who opened the gate to many a touchdown run WIK RECEIVES T.D. PASS AGAINST BUTTE IOHN CLOUD BUD GLASBY AP honorable mention guard as a iunior. Bud will be shifted to tackle next year where his her- culean power can be put to its best use. SPUD MCCULLOUGH UP honorable mention tackle in his iunior year. Muck should make shambles of opposing clubs next season with his 200 pound frame and cat-like quick- I Co-captain and All-State first string h a l f - b a c k QUPJ. second string CAPJ. Three year letterman and an elusive runner and heads-up player on defense. KEITH FOSTER Formidable senior end who over- came a knee iniury to crash the starting lineup. Tumed in many bang-up performances. ness. BRECK HOWARD Starling quarterback in his iun- ior year. A fine passer. ball handler. and signal caller. even more acclaimed for his defensive linebackinq feats. STEVE BARNES A iunior who seemed destined to a year of sitting on the bench as a back. suddenly blossomed out as one of the finest centers in the state. Scored two touch- downs, a rare feat for a lineman. PAGE ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN SPIKE MOE I . W Hulking iunior end. eamed his second gridiron letter. Will be in the running for all-state honors next season. IAE RETZ BOB STEWART Q Qt 4 if X '- z Q A g p .Q -7 Hai fs .. 3-i f K A Strong iunior tackle who was counted heavily upon as a stal- wart in next season's line. but has now moved to Germany. GEORGE KNOP A cagey senior guard who saw much action during the season. George was ever a thom in the opposition's side. GARY SEWELL Speedy senior haliback. Iae ac- quited himself well as a deten- sive secondary man, splendid on pass defense and open-field tackles. Gary is one of tour graduating seniors who eamed three toot- ball letters. Always a iierce bat- tler. he alternated between cen- ter and guard this past season. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWELVE Scrappy backiield practices in hot summer sun before school starts. Neill. Bames. Howard. Lyndes, Cloud. IACK RUDIO Aggressive iunior guard. A tough little fellow who likes it rough. The more blood on the field. the happier he is. RICH MUNGER Iunior tackle. Another one of a host of terrific lineman retuminq to bolster next year's squad. CHUCK LIPPERT Graduating two-year veteran end. This ever-ready wingman was a great blocker and an aq- qressive defensive man. PETE CARKULIS Senior quarterback. Pete was an exceptional passer and an ac- complished ball handler. LYNN STAGG HM ADAIR Rugged s e n i o r fullback. The Tank as he was known. won his second letter. He was a hard runner and a sure tackler. IIM RICHESON Won a well-earned monogram at center in his senior year. Lynn had a lot of heart and a bum- ing desire to play football. The big iunior tackle who eamed a reputation as a 'tough quy'. Should be a bulwark in next year's line. The Benqal's handyman. When there was a position to be filled this iunior speedster filled lt, whether it be at quarterback. halfback, fullback, end or guard. He played them all. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTEEN BOB REDPATH Iunior haltback who will be among those helping to make next year's a formidable team. MIKE CLOUD Sophomore tollowing in the foot- steps of his brother at left half- back. Will he fill the shoe? Some say his foot is already bigger than Iohn's. ION GRANDY One of those East Helena tough- ies. A iunior who spoke with action from his tackle position. FRANK URSICH Lewiston. Idaho's gift to Helena. or the man Coach Hansen brought along with him from the potato state. Mighty sopho- more fullback. CLAYTON LINEBARGER Letterman at quarterback in his sophomore year. An all-around athlete with a good head. Should be one of our finest signal cal- lers. DAVE MILLER Sophomore halfback with a great future lying before him in the two years to come. Already a competent ball handler. Chas Bozdog. Larry Michaelson. Spike Fuller. Henry Flatow PAGE ONE HUNDRED FOURTEEN Working right along with the team and iust as hard. these boys found that managing a football team wasn't any easy iob. Chas is the only gradu- ating senior this year. Lar- ry. a iunior, and Spike and Henry, both sopho- mores. will be back for action next year. VARSQTY FOQTBAL OACHES N orvel Hansen Coach Hansen brought football fortune with him when he came to Helena. In his freshman year. a Bengal grid mentor in 1955 his club produced the best rec- ord a Helena team had achieved in 21 years. In '56 they improved on that mark and the best ap- pears still in the future. 1 L nr W lack Cahn A fi, p lx ,r . . ,n 1 4 Y GJ gifs gl f Coach Cohn in his two years as Helena assistant coach has de- veloped a pair of fine lines. And there are plenty of well-trained linemen coming back next sea- son. Cohn's lines are noted for hard charges. rugged blocking. and bruising tackling. B-SQUAD FOCDTBALL CCDACI-IES Charles Iohnson Richard Stafford ,.. T7J', is , 92 Tl N P . X ' - ' . T ' Q - A .fsgiggxx . he 9 C ' i .- -I . Q ' x Charles Iohnson-'B' Squad coach. scout and general handy man during football season. Coach Chuck Iohnson guided the future Bengals to 2-4 won-lost record. In addition he scouted Bengal opponents every week end. seldom. if ever. getting a chance to watch the varsity in action. Richard Stafford-Coach Stafford ioined the Helena High coaching staff this year as 'B' squad as- sistant coach and co-director of intramural athletics. He de- veloped future linemen for the varsity football squad. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN B-SQUAD FOOTBALL First row: Ion Carlson, Dave Greaves, Gary Toll, Don Nichwander, Bill Spurzem, Willy Price, Everett Babcock. Bob Baker, Chuck Marshall, Max Baucus. Second row: Ron Iohnson, Larry Crowl, Carl Dahl, Wayne Foster, Al Anderson, Myron Hood, lack Cole, Loren Larson. Tiny Hoffman. Third row: Coach Stafford. Mike Miles, Gary Iohnson, Newell Gough, Iohn Foley, Tom Allen. Keith Keller, Bob Cutler, Coach Charles Iohnson. Practice and hard work were the steady diet for these twenty-six boys under the supervision of Coaches Dick Stafford and Charles Iohnson. Learning the fundamentals is the purpose ot the B-Squad and also obtaining experience tor tuture varsity play. The B-Squad ended the season with a two win tour loss record but also came out with a greater knowledge ot the game of football. B SQUAD SEASON RECORD Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena PAGE ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN Butte 13 Butte 34 Great Falls 27 Great Falls 34 Bozeman 7 Bozeman O VABSITY BASKETBALL Front row: Iim Easbey. lae Betz, Dave Cunningham. Terry Screnar, Keith Foster, Ken Neill, Tom Milol. Second row: Coach Lloyd Skor. Bob Redpath, Chuck Thomas. Spud McCullough. Bud Glasby, Breck Howard, Manager Chas. Bozdoq. One of the scrappiest crews ever seen was the story of Helena's 1957 'tiny tigers' of the hardwood. This smallest, but most aggressive team in the state came within three points of championship glory. After years of skyscraper athletes, Coach Lloyd Skor floored a first five that averaged little better than 5 feet 10 per man. But the final result wasn't far from that achieved by the teams of big boys. They hustled, fought, clawed and chewed their way through the campaign until they brought home the fourth place trophy from Butte. The Bengals had an up-and-down season before emerging with a nine win nine loss record good for fifth place in the 'big l0'. In pre-season play they finished third in the Butte Central invitational tournament. Then in the state tournament the Bengals came to a peak. They went to Butte with idea of fighting their way through. And fight they did. In the lid lifter they could not buy a basket in the first half, but came roaring back to overcome a ten point deficit in the last half and upset de- fending state champion Butte Central 48-44. Semi-final night with 9,000 spectators crowded into Butte Civic Center, the team faced tourney-favorite Butte Public on the bulldogs home floor. They trailed all the way and were nine points down with 1:15 left. Then they rallied, and despite four bad breaks fell only three points short, 62-59. Butte easily Won the championship game next evening. The next morning Helena again came from behind to top Flathead 73-65 and then finished fourth losing to Butte Central that night 85-69. PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN I l PAGE ONE HUNDREN EIGHTEEN VARSITY BASKETBALL TERRY SCRENAR First string All-State and selected on the referee's All-State tournament team. The Ben- gal Captain was the leading scorer with 332 points. Terry was also top scorer in iour games for a 24.75 average. He was a top re- bounder and all-around team sparkplug. KENNY NEILI. All-State honorable mention and selected on the reieree's all-tourney team. Ken was the team's second high scorer with 329 points while operating out oi a guard position. He was the usual starter oi Helena's famous last-break and oiten ended it with a bucket. KEITH FOSTER Third high scorer on the team with 217 points. Despite the fact he stood only 5'-10 tall, Keith developed into one of the state's best rebounders and postmen. He never played much basketball before his senior year, but developed quickly into one ol the game's brightest stars. IAE RETZ Senior guard and fine playmaker. Iae. a two year letterman, was a good floorman and developed a iump shot which could get him buckets when the situation demanded. Also was an excellent ball-handler. 55 ma. wifi H C49 VARSITY BASKETBALL DAVE CUNNINGHAM Dave, six foot senior forward, played his first year of varsity ball. Back trouble slowed him in early season, but at mid- season he got his chance at the Benqal's problem fifth position in the starting line-up. Once he was in there he never left. playing inspired ball. particularly on the bank boards. TOM MILOT Tom. senior guard in his first year of varsity play, was valuable as an altemate giving front line men much needed rest at times while adding speed and scoring punch to the Bengal attack. IIM EASBEY Two-year letterman senior guard. lim saw considerable action as an altemate and often came through in the clinches after start- ers had been forced to the sidelines. He was one of the best ball-handlers on the club. BUD GLASBY Iunior forward whom Coach Skor called on from time to time to add rebound and scoring punch at time of need. A couple of times Bud came through with the big bucket in a tight game. ,Q 1.1 PAGE ONE HUNDRED NINETEEN VARSITY BASKETBALL l PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY BRECK HOWARD Iunior guard in his first year as a varsity man. Breck is a good shot and ball-handler who promises to be a leading contender for a starting berth on next year's team. BOB REDPATH Iunior guard who will be counted upon next season. During the year as a substitute he developed into a good shot and floorman. He can dribble and handle the ball with any of them. CHUCK THOMAS Another iunior, Chuck will be needed at forward for rebound and scoring punch next season. He was one oi the best shots on the team. BOB MCCULLOUGH Spud, the biq 6' 200 lb. plus junior center. was valuable to the team as a scrimmage op- ponent because oi his size. Next year he may serve in another capacity as a starter. CQACI-I LLQYD SKQR CHAS BGZDQG CHAS BOZDOG Valuable handyman for the Bengals became the favor- ite of the team. Chas put in long and hard hours iust as the team did in earning his letter as manager of the Ben- gals. He was always there. always had everything in readiness. He might be considered the perfect manager had it not been for the Butte roundtable toumament when he brought assorted gold and red and silver and red uniforms. COACH LLOYD SKOR Coach Lloyd Skor admired throughout the state for his talent of turning out top teams each year. He has the repu- tation of earning and keeping the student's respect as well as that of his roundball squad. One of the well-remembered events of the year was the pep assembly at which Coach Skor told of his Little Davids and Goliath. Mr. Skor made a deep impression on the Student Body as well as teaching the fundamentals of basketball to the twelve members of his squad. it-C Coach Lloyd Skor gives his Bengals a pep talk at one of their many practices before the weekend games RA .Lf B-SQUAD BASKETBALL First row: Ieff Hull, Terry Beaver, Clayton Linebarqer, Bob Hoffman, Tom Allen, Frank Ursich, Spike Moe, Dave Miller Wayne Foster. Gary Iohnson. Second row: Iohn Marlow. manager, Chuck Marshall, Gary Toll, Ion Grandy. Newell Gough Iack Gillispie. Henry Flatow, Spike Fuller, Coach Hansen. Coach Hansen turned out a fighting bunch of sophomores, along with two juniors who promise to bring Helena round-ball success in future years. Their 13-3 record was near tops in 'B' Squad competition. The experience they gained this year should prove very valuable in next year's club. An entirely different type' of ball than the varsity experienced is what these boys played against their Little Sixteen foes. B SQUAD SEASON RECORD Helena 64 ...., Helena 68 ..... Helena 50 .,., Helena 54 ..,. Helena 48 .... Helena 40 ..... Helena 60 ........ Helena 55 ..... Helena 46 ..... Helena 38 ,.,. Helena 62 ..... Helena 45 ..... Helena 59 ...,, Helena 71 ..... Helena 48 ..... Helena 68 ...., Helena 53 ..........,....,.. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO Bozeman Butte Central Missoula Great Falls Great Falls Anaconda Missoula Townsend B Butte Central Kalispell Townsend Varsity Anaconda Great Falls Great Falls Geyser Varsity Bozeman Kalispell WRESTLING mmf .kl1ll,y, 10 .H xi N First row: Iim Richeson, George Knop, Ron Iohnson, Dick Wiklund, Gary Templin, Steve Barnes. Ted Cooney. Gordon Clark, Phil Harris. Second row: Don Smith, Bob Baker, Craig Wenger, Carl Dahl, Harley Warner, Keith Keller, Bill Robert- son, Dick Wing, Jim Cottrill, lim Pengra, Larry Crowl, Lee Berger, Bob Cushomre, Bob Grant, Larry Roy. The Crimson Bengal wrestling team of 1957 showed the steady gain our school is mak- ing in that sport since its introduction into the athletic program three years ago. Although they Won one meet While losing five and tying one, they had some fine grapplers and helped develop Wrestling and football talent for next season. Gary Templin became the first Bengal in history to win a state Wrestling championship, copping honors in the 177 pound class at the state meet in which Helena placed seventh. Missoula claimed team honors. Steve Barnes came third in the 145 pound division. Of the fifteen grunt and groaners lettered by Coach lack Cohn only six will graduate. They are: Templin, Dick Wiklund, George Knop, Larry Roy, Monk Cashmore, and Ted Cooney. Returning Will be Larry Michaelson, Phil Harris, Bob Baker, Don Smith, Carl Dahl, lim Richeson, Ron Iohnson, Steve Barnes, and Gordon Clark. 7 GARY TEMPLIN Gary became the first Helena wrestler in his- tory to win a state championship. He accomplished this by decisioning Loren Harrison of Missoula in the title fight after Winning four tournament matches en route to the top. The championship bout went in- to overtime. Unfortunately this 177 lb. division belt wearer is a senior and will not be back to defend next year. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-THREE HELENA MATMEN Points t in Points 'in Misa. H199 Oln S H198 P0111 S Boy, Larry ..............,., ........ l 5 14 Wiklund, Dick ..... ...,... 1 6 14 Michaelson, Larry ...,.,. .... l 2 lO Clark, Gordon ......... .... O 14 Harris, Phil .r....v.......... .... 8 14 Cashrnore, Bob ..,..,. .... 3 8 Baker, Bob .....,..,,..,. .... 8 14 Grant, Bob ...,.,,.... .... 5 O Smith, Don .,,,,.. .... O 6 Penqra, Iirn ..r...... O 6 Dahl, Carl .....,, ,... 8 12 Swiden, Chuck ....... O 4 Richeson, lim ....,. ......., 8 16 Berger, Lee .,.,.... O 2 Knop, George ..,. ........ 1 U 12 Keller, Keith ......,.. O 5 Iohnson, Ron ...... ........ 2 0 10 Robertson, Bill .,... ....... O 4 Cooney, Ted .L..,. ........ l 5 12 Templin, Gary .,... ....... 3 0 14 Barnes, Steve .,.... ...,,,.. 3 l l4 It looks like these fellas, Larry Roy and Phil Harris. are resting up for the next match. Bob Baker gets a hali nelson on Gordon Clark. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR 1 ,Q w 1 George Knop and Iim Richeson tangle in a practice match. Ted Cooney taking it easy on top oi Ron Iohnson. VARSITY TRACK First row: Bob Rudio, Ken Neill, Spud McCullough, Iack Watson, Terry Screnar, Bob Ogren. Spike Moe, Dale Mullen, Steve Fahrion, Dick Williams, Rolly Fisher. Second row: Bob Russ, Keith Foster, Bob Moe, Bob Bryant, Ieli O'Conne1l, Iim Cot- trill, Gary Sewell, Iae Retz, Chuck Lippert, Loren Larson, Iohn Cloud. Third row: Bob Stewart, Bud Glasby, Dave Greaves, Duane Manson. Chuck Thomas, Dick Barney, Iohn Lyndes, R. I. Dalley, Butch Bioin, Breck Howard. Fourth row: George Knop. Dick Kelly, Ion Grundy, Bill Robertson, Bob Ottman, A1 Stratton, Ion Schwelel, Granger Whitney, Ion Carlson, Tom Kindrick, Dan Bieri. Fifth row: Coaches Skor, Hansen, Johnson and Cohn. Seated: Managers Bob Sewell, and Chas Bozdoq. Helena's l956 Track squad was one of our finest in many years. Although they placed a disappointed fourth in the state meet, they went undefeated lI'1 I'9QlllCIl' SGCISOH lT199lS. Bob Rudio was the Bengals' only state champion, winning the broad- jump with a leap of 20 feet 8 inches. lack Watson also showed well as he had all season in piling up a total 65V2 points, high among Crimson thinclads. Dick Williams was second with 44 points and Rudio third with 86. The Bengals opened the season by spilling powerful Great Falls in the electric city 6534 to 5614. Watson was a double winner, copping the high jump and low hurdles. Helena then avenged several humiliations in other sports by trouncing the Butte Bulldogs 68V4 to 5234. ln the annual triangular meet in Billings it was Helena again with 57 points. Billings was second with 49 and Great Falls third at 45. The capital City cindermen completed the unbeaten campaign by rolling to victory in the first eastern divisional track and field meet held in Livingston. The Bengals scored 58.8 points for top honors. Following were: Butte Public 53.6, Park 46.6, Billings 44.5, Bozeman l9.5. Rudio won the discus, Iae Retz was victorious in the 440, while Dale Mullen took home the gold medal in the 880. Missoula dominated the laycee relays where Helena could not muster a winner and likewise it was all Spartans in the state interscholastic. Lettermen who graduated were: Rollie Fisher, Bob Ogren, Dale Mullen, Bob Russ, Rudio, Watson and Williams. Returning in '57 were: Retz, Terry Screnar, Kenny Neill, all of whom were state meet point scorers, Butch Bjoin, Donn Peden, Iohn Cloud, Ted Cooney, Steve Fahrion, Swede Larson, Breck Howard, Spike Moe, Bob Bryant, R. I. Dailey, lim Cottrill and Ieff O'Connell. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTYVFIVE BOB RUDIO GCLD MEDAL WINNNER Bob Rudio Bob Rudio-Bob completed a brilliant high school athletic career by capturing the State Championship in the broad iump. His leap oi 20 ft. 9 in. brought Helena its only gold medal in the State lnterscholastic Meet. Bob also was a leading contender in the discus, winning it at the Eastern Divisional Meet. but running into tough luck at the State and failing to place. Iack Watson-lack Was Helena High's leading track man. He was among the state's best in the high and low hurdles. broad iump and high iump. During the season he scored 66 points to lead the squad and in the State Interscholastic he did the same with 13. There he placed second in the high iump and high hurdles. third in the broad iump and fourth in the low hurdles. x W H W X Q Q if as , 'Ya QW' t A so k , . PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX IACK WATSON BOB RUDIO-Senior IACK WATSON-Senior Broad lump, Discus Hurdles, High Jump, Broad lump BOB RUSS-Senior Mile QR.. BOB OGREN-Senior High Iump DICK WILLIAMS-Senior Quarter-mile PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTYVSEVEN Ken Neill-Iunior TERRY SCRENAR--Junior HGH-mile High lump, Broad Iump IAE RETZ-Iunior Quarter-mile ROLLY FISHER-Senior R. I. DALLEY-Junior Sprints, Brood lump High Iumn PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT 1 1 IIM COTTRILL-Iunior DALE MULLEN-Senior Shot Put Half-mile IOHN CLOUD-Junior Hurdles SPIKE MOE-Sophomore BOB BRYANT-Iunior Pole Vcxult Hurdles PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE STEVE FAHRION. IUNIOR Half-Mile , G Q 1 M BUTCH BIOIN. IUNIOR Half-Mile TED COONEY. IUNIOR Quarter-Mile PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY VARSITY TRACK . 1 1 I f 4 y E A , , s .WM V if 5 3 S , - X, 3 ' , QQ xi 6 ., V : IWQYQYFS ,. - .:g:. rs., :,g:-it ' V ,Tm-ez R ' KM V Y Y V ami ...Tw-ef kg' ifrlixfg-22,1 T' A - 3,1 ,1 ' ' 5f+f i5 ' ff' - friww,fr+ v P: wi . ' Q sw- ff ,X . ' 2,4 - BRECK HOWARD, SOPHOMORE Pole-Vuuli vw. M mm-mi xf V - A gn, .Q 1. -:.., .gl?: , K 'ls N F AIL viiazw 1, ezt, 2 ser: A, 4 - . Y nf., SQ 2 1 1-' Q 'sa ' -:z-. , -2 2 5 4 :'Hi,:j? ' 5-ff iw x, Y ,a finxw ..: - f K X ., z ' ' : fj 7 ' ,QV W 'ff D fr- , is '3f2':2W'q5l:'W 3 ' 5, w T sl Q . ' -Q ..,. : Mal.. , i W Q as I JEFF O'CONNELL. SOPHOMORE Pole-Vault LOREN LARSON. SOPHOMORE Pole-Vauli THAMPOLINE TEAM Carol Dietrich. Maggie Anderson. Gerry Wihlborq. and Linda Atkins watch Marlene Maughan. G.A.A. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Front row: lane Wendell. Ioan La- Fromboise. Carol Anthony. Gay Anders. Second row: Korene Kennaugh. Ianice Moe. Nancy Nelson. Marlene Mauqhan. Bobbie Miller. Dee Linebarger. TUMBLERS Tumblers Rose Fleisner. Verna Scow. Carol Dietrich, Diana Holland. Ioan Scow. Arah Whelan. Shelley Lucero. and Sharon Pilgeram. BOYS' VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Kneeling: Dave Greaves and Gene Hoffman. Standing: Bruce Defiosier. Bob Redpath. Loren Larson. Bob DeGooyer. Ierry Steele. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE 1956 HELENA AMERICAN LEGION IUNIORS NBL 594 5 DOS T Kneeling: Coach Herb Atkins, Keith Foster, lack Rudio, Break Howard, Chas. Bozdog, Ken Rudio, batboy, Tom Milot, Clayt Linebarqer, Iohn Cloud, Ben Notti. Standing: Elmer Linebargar, Ieff Condon, Al Doughterty, Dooley Iohnson, Pete Curkulis, Terry Screnur, Fred Bader, Ken Neill, Bud Glasby, lim Cottrill, Ace Kindrick. For the third consecutive year, the Helena American Legion Iunior baseball team copped the Central Mon- tana division title in 1956, but for the second time in succession were forced to settle for third in the state tourn- ament. The Capital city nine met defeat on the second day of the season in league play for the first time in two seasons, but went on to capture their next nine conference goes in a row and sewed up the crown. They finished with a 1042 win-loss record in league play, compared to a 6-5 record against non-league foes. They placed behind Billings and Butte in the state play-offs. Next year's club is wide open with ll vacancies to be filled. Many names familiar to Legion box scores in re- cent years will be gone. Graduating are pitchers Terry Screnar, Ben Notti, lohn Cloud, and Chas. Bozdogg catcher Keith Foster, infielders Kenny Neill, Pete Carkulis, Tom Milot, Dooley lohnson C1956 Sportsmanship Trophy win- nerl, and outiielders lim Cottrill and Bud Glasby. Returning to form the nucleus for the 1957 aggregate will be catchers Breck Howard and Al Daugherty, in- fielders Clayt Linebarger and Fred Bader, and outfielder lack Rudio. SEASON RECORD Conference games-home Non-conference-home Helena l, Bozeman 5 Helena 13, Anaconda 3 Helena 25, Bozeman 7 Helena 5, Butte 6 Helena 12, Fergus U Helena 7, Anaconda 3 Helena 8, Fergus O Helena 0, Butte 6 Helena 9, Great Falls 5 Helena 6, Miles City Z Helena 18, Great Falls 7 Helena 9, Butte 19 Conference games-away Non-conference-away Helena 7, Fergus 3 Helena 3, Butte 10 Helena 13, Fergus 4 Helena 9, Butte 5 Helena 21, Bozeman O Helena 4, Butte 9 Helena 9, Bozeman 5 Helena 11, Anaconda 3 Helena 12, Great Falls 8 Helena 8, Missoula 3 Helena 7, Great Falls 11 PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO STATE TOURNEY GAMES Helena 15, Laurel 4 Helena U, Billings 6 Helena 4, Butte 7 o 1 I N And now the book is almost done. But wait, don't close it yet. 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LEON-59, 86 BENGAL, BENNY-1, 7, 21, 49, 57, 65, 85, 97, 107, 133 BENGSTON, SHARON-51 BERGER, LEE-59, 123, 124 BERGUM, KAREN-59, 90, 91 74, 76, 95, 131 ANDERSON, ALFRED-59, 116 ANDERSON BROOKS-59, 62, 87 ANDERSON CAROL-51, 67, 71, 74, 75 ANDERSON, SUPT. C. R.-8 ANDERSON, KAREN-51, 72, 74, 88 ANDERSON, MAGGIE-74, 131 ANDERSON, MARGARET-59 ANDERSON, RICHARD-42, 46, 67, 70, 71 ANDERSON ROSIE-59 ANDREASEN, CONNIE-23 ANDREASEN, RITA-59, 74 ANDRIDGE, RONALD-23 ANTHONY, MR. CLARENCE-18, 80, 81 ANTHONY, CAROL MAY-22, 23, 42, 46, 69. 70, 74, 89, 98, 100, 101, 102, 103, 131 ARONSON, GOVERNOR-95, 96 ATKINS, COACH HERB-132 ATKINS, LINDA-59, 74, 131 BERNET. IAMES--59 BEST, BETTY-24 BETZNER, WILLIAM-25, 90 BIERI, DAN-4-25, 47, 67, 76, 92, 124 BIORK, DR. RAY O.-8 BIOIN, HOLTEN-25, 75, 124, 130 BLACK. IAMES BLAKELY, SHARON-59 BLENKARN, BETTY-51, 74, 88 BLEWETT, BONNIE-59, 74, 88 BLIXT. DON-25, 109, 110 BOULEY, BONNIE-59, 90, 91 BOURQUIN, ARTHUR-25 BOWLER, MICHAEL-59 BOZDOG, CHARLES-24, 25, 42, 70, 71, 72. 114, 117, 121, 124, 132 BRACKMAN, THOMAS-25 BRANDT-BARBARA-25, 74 BRATLIEN, GERALD-59, 86 BRATLIEN, THOMAS-51, 71, 86 BRAUN, DON-50, 51, 69, 75 BRAUN, EUGENE-59 BRAUN, WAYNE-59, 87 AYERS, ROBERT-51 BABCOCK, EVERETT-59, 86, 116 BACH, IEANNETTE-51, 71, 90, 91 BACKEBERG, DIANA-23, 76 BADER, FRED IAMES-20, 23, 132 BAER, BARBARA-74 BAERTSCH, CAROL-59, 74, 76 BAERTSC1-1, CAROLYN-23 BAHNSEN. IOHN BRIGGEMAN, BERNARD-25 BREWER, DEAN BRIGHT, TERRY-59 BRINCK, DAVID-59, 78, 90 BROWN, ANN WILLIAMS--25 BROWN, CORDELIA--51, 76, 90, 91 BROWN, DELORES-59, 78 BROWN, DOUGLAS-51 BROWN, PHYLLIS-59, 74 BROWN, SUSAN-59 BRYANT, ROBERT-26, 72, 76, 124, 129 BAILEY, ALVIN-59, 87 BAILEY, KAYE-23, 72 BAILEY, ROGER BAKER, BONNE-24, 67, 72, 74, 76, 79, 80. 81, 82, 83 BAKER, MRS. LUCILLE-19, 77 BAKER, ROBERT-55, 59. 74. 116, 123. 124 BAKKE, FREDRIC BAKKE, SONIA-59 BALLARD, IAMES--59, 90, 91 BALLARD, DARLENE-22, 24, 45, 67, 68, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74 BALLARD, ROSALIE-24. 76 BANSC1-IBACK. IAY BARBOU R, PHILIP-24, 77 BARNES, KAY-59 BARNES. IACK-24, 75 BARNES. IAMES-51, 75 BARNES, ROSEMARIE MICHELL-34, 75, 76 BARNES. STEPHEN-51, 55, 69, 72, 90, 91, 109. 112, 123, 124 111. BARNEY. RICHARD-51. 124 BARRAUGH, DONNA-24, 75 BUCKLAND, MARGARET-51, 71, 74, 89 BUDKE, ROBERT-26, 72 BURGETT, KENNETHWS1 BURGHER, GARY-59, 87 BURKHART, DIANA-51, 74, 90, 91 BURRELL, BARBARA-51, 55, 71, 92 BURRELL, GARY-59 BUTLER, ELIZABETH-59, 78 BYRNE, SANDRA-26 CALABOUGH, IERRY CALDER, IANICE-59, 74, 78 CAPPIOUS, MR. SAM-6, 11 CARKULIS, PETER-26, 42, 44, 69, 70, 71, 72, 101 103, 109, 132 CARL, DOROTHY-59 CARLSON, DAVID-51, 67, 90, 91 CARLSON, CAROL-51, 55, 67, 71, 91, 92 CARLSON, IEAN-51, 74. 86 CARLSON, ION-51, 71, 86, 116 CARROLL CARSON. , STEVE-59 SHARON-26, 42, 46, 74, 76, 95 BARRAUGH, MARILYN-59, 74, 90 BARTRAM. IOANNE-24 BASTIAN, IRVIN-51 BATCH, ROBERT-51, 72, 75, 91 BAUCUS, MR. IOHN 1.-8 BAUCUS, MAX-58, 59, 71, 74, 116 BAUER, PATRICIA-24, 76 BAUGH, LORRAINE-51 BEAVER, BARBARA-74, 90 BEAVER, SHIRLEY-24, 74, 80, 81 BEAVER, TERRY--51, 72, 122 BEEDLE, DELORES HUBERT-31, 75 CARTER, MISS AVIS-8 CARY, RICHARD-51, 77 CASEBOLT, MADALYNE-50, 51, 79, 80 CASHMORE, ROBERT-26, 123, 124 CASTLES, SUSAN--26, 42, 70, 90 CHAMPA, BRUCE-59 CHAPMAN, MISS DOROTHY-8 CHILD, IAMES-50 CHIVERS. 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PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY SIX INDEX CContinued1 CLARK, GLORIA-51 CLARK, GORDON-123, 124 CLARK, ROBERT-26, 42, 55, 86 CLARK, SALLY--26, 70, 75, 91 CLARKE, SUE-50, 51, 67, 74, 90, 100, 101, 103 CLAUSEN, DARLENE-51, 75, 80, 81 CLEARMAN, THEODORE-27 CLEMENTS, ARTHUR-70 CLEVELAND, CLARK-60, 87 CLOUD, GERALDINE-60, 74, 76, 92 CLOUD, IOHN--27, 72, 84, 109, 110, 111, 112, 124, 127, 129, 132 CLOUD, MIKE--58, 72, 109, 114 CLUTE, MISS MARY-16 COE, RICHARD-51, 109 CO1-IN, MR. IACK-17, 55, 109, 113, 123, 124 COLE, MRS. GLADYS, 19 COLE, IACK-60, 67, 92, 116 COLLINS, MIKE-60, 67 COLVIN, MICHAEL CONDON, BARBARA-27, 76, 80, 82 CONDON, GLORIA-60 CONDON, JEFF-132 CONNER, IANET-72, 74, 76 COONEY, KAY-47, 58, 60, 64, 74, 78, 86, 91, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103 COONEY, TED-22, 26, 44, 47, 55, 72, 82, 90, 95, 102, 103, 123, 124, 130 COOPER, CAROL-58, 60, 89, 90 COPENHAVER, TERRY-70, 105 CORDREY, KAREN-51, 72, 74, 89 COTE, IAMES COTTRILL, JAMES-27, 72, 109, 110, 123, 124, 129, 132 COUEY, MR. FAY-8 COUEY, LORRAINE-27 COX, CLIFFORD-27, 70, 77, 86 COZZIE, IOSEPH CRABTREE, IOSEPI-I-60 CRAMER, DONNA-60, 74, 91 CREER, DONNA-27, 74, 76 CRONK, ROBERT-60 CROSBY, ROBERTA-51, 71, 74 CROSS, BAIRD-60, 87 CROSS. IOSEPI-I-60, 86 CROWL, LARRY-123 CROWLEY, SARA ANN'-60, 74, 87 CRUM, PATRICIA-42, 74 CULBERTSON, ARTHUR-27 CULVER, FRANKLIN-27, 55 CUMMINGS, SHARON-28 CUNNINGHAM, DAVID-28, 44, 46, 66, 67, 69, 70, 72, 84, 95, 98, 102, 103, 117, 119 CUNNINGI-IAM, GAY-60, 71, 74, 91 CUTLER, KAREN-60 CUTLER, ROBERT-51, 116 DAGENAIS, TERRY-28, 75 DAI-IL, CARL-55, 116, 123, 124 DAI-IL, IUDY-52, 77, 93 DALLEY, MARILYN-60, 74, 75, 87 DALLEY, RONALD-22, 28, 44, 46, 68, 72, 75, 101, 103, 124, 128 DANA, FREDA-74 DANDRO, DOUGLAS-28 DANZER, BRYON--86 DANIEL, R. I.-52 DAVIDICI-I, SARA-60, 74 D'AVIS, DOUG-60 DAVIS, GENE DAVISON, MYRNA-60, 74 DAVISON, RONALD-28, 76, 80, 61, 103 DAY, HELEN-28, 71, 72, 74, 79, 80, 81 DEARING, SHIRLEY-28, 75 DeCOUTEAU, MAGGIE-52, 74 De-GOOYER, ROBERT-28, 131 DeLUDE, NEAL-28 DeROSIER, BRUCE-60, 131 DeYOUNG, IEANETTE CARVER-29, 76 DICKERT, CHARLES-29 DICKERT, IOYCE-29, 47, 72, 74, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 89 DICKERT, RICHARD DICKGRABER, DONNA--71, 77 DIETRICH, CAROL-52, 131 DIG1-ITMAN, CAMERON-29, 42, 70, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83 DIGHTMAN, MARIORIE-60, 74 DOERING, DR. GORDON L.-8 DOMER, IEAN-29, 76 DOUGHTERTY, MR. AL-132 DOUGI-ITERTY, ALFRED-60 DUANE, ALAN-29 DUNN, HOWARD DUTHIE, BETTY-60, 74, 86 DYE, IOSEPHINE-52, 77 EASBEY, IAMES-22, 29, 44, 56, 69, 72, 101, 103, 117, 119 EDDEN, DALE-60 EGGE, WILMA-60 EMINITH, MARTHA-60, 74 ENGLUND, SHIRLEY-29, 74 EVANS. IOAN.-52, 72, 74, 89 FABIAN, CARLEE-60, 74, 88 FAHRION, STEVEN-22, 29, 44, 46, 70, 72, 101 103, 124, 130 FANSET, HOWARD-60 FARMER, IUDITI-In-52, 71 FARNAM, FRED--60, 86 FINSTAD, DONNA-56, 60, 91 FISHER, ROLLIE-124 FISHER, MISS ALICE-20, 78 FLATOW, HENRY--60, 114, 122 FLEISNER, ROSE-52, 72, 74, 131 FLEMING. IO1-IN-29, 75 FLEMING, THOMAS-60 FLYNN, LOU ANNA-60, 91 FOLEY, IO1-IN-116 FOLEY, MARLENE-30, 76 FOLKVOLD, SI-IERRON-60, 75 FOLSOM, DAVID-60 FORDE. IOYCE-52, 74 FORSELL, SIGNE-60, 74, 89, 90, 92, 94, 95 FOSTER, ELEANOR-22, 30, 69, 79, 80, 81, 82 FOSTER, ELMER-74 FOSTER, KEITH-72, 101, 103, 109, 111,117, 118, 124, 132 FOSTER, WAYNE-60, 116, 122 FRANCIS, BARBARA FRANCIS, WALTER FRANK, ROBERTA FRASER, IOAN FREDRICK, JOHN-60, 86 FRESEMAN, DELORES-47, 50, 52, 74, 102, 103, 108 FRIGGE, MARTHA FULBRIGHT, SHARON-30, 46, 69 FULLER, DAVID-60, 67, 114, 122 GAILUSHAS, PATRICIA-52, 74 GARDEN, LESTER GENSEL, JAN-30, 75 GIBSON, RICHARD-52 GIESE, MISS DOROTHY--11, 22 GILLESPIE, IOHN-61, 67, 122 PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY SEVEN AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY ir East Helena, Montana Gmeqi JJQLENAS I K C 'TOL Pl6d10S - TV N . 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ROBERTA-16 GORDON, ALAN GOUGH, NEWELL-61, 71, 116, 122 GRADY, PAT-30, 76 GRANDY, ION-52, 72, 109, 114, 122, 124 GRANLUND, BARRY-52, 70, 77 GRANT, ROBERT--123, 124 GRANTIER, MITZI-61 GREAVES, DAVID-52, 116, 124, 131 GREENE, MISS AMSEL-12 GREENUP, GARY GRIMES, SHARON-61, 75. 90 GROSFIELD, ANDREA-30 GROSFIELD, PAUL--61 GUNDERSON, IOANNE--52, 71, 75 GUNLOCK, DAN-61 CUNSTONE, BILL HAGLE, IEANNIE-474 HAINES, LYNN-52 HALL, DICK HALL, MAUREEN-61, 75 HALVERSON, LYNN-30, 47 HAND, VIRGINIA-22, 30, 69, 70, 74, 100, 101, 103, 108 HANSEN, GEORGIA-61, 90, 91 HANSEN, KAY-52, 70, 71, 74, 90, 91 HANSEN, COACH NORVEL-17, 55, 72, 84, 109, 122, 124 HANSON, DEANNA-52, 75, 79, 80, 81, 93 HANSON, DONALD-61 HANSON, IAMES-61 HARDIE, BILL-52, 92 HARKER, IUDY-52, 74, 76, 88 HARRIS, GEORGE HARRIS, PHILLIP-61, 123, 124 HARSHFELD, IEANNIE-75 HART, IANICE-61, 74 HARTNELL, MIKE HARTZOG, MRS. EDITH-11, 50 HARVEY, MR. HAROLD-14, 86 HARVEY, SHIRLEY ANN-30, 71, 74 HASE, GEORGE-61 HAYES, VIVIAN--52, 71, 74, 90 HAYMAN, ROBERT-52, 75 HEARD, CORA LEE-52, 72, 74, 90 HEATH, LINDA-75 HEATH, ROBERT--30 HELLAND, IEANICE-2, 22, 31, 42, 47, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72, 74, 79, 108 HENDRICKSON, CLAIRE-52, 71, 72, 74 HICKS, GENEVA-52, 71 HICKS, GERRI HICKS, KATHRYN-52, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 HILDENSTAB, IOHN-52, 76 INDEX CContinued1 HOLSHUE, BEVERLY-58, 61, 74, 89 HOM, IOYCE-61, 74 HOOD, DORAL-31, 42, 43, 70, 74, 76 HOOD, MYRON-61, 70, 76, 90, 116 HOPKINS, IAMES-61, 86, 103 HOPKINS. IERRY-61, 87, 103 HORNE, ALICE-31 HORNE, IERRY-31, 103 HOWARD, ANNA MARIE HOWARD, BRECK-50, 52, 71, 72, 109, 111, 112 0, 12, 130 117, I2 4 , 132 HOYT, SI-IARLEEN-61, 90, 92 HUBBARD, ELOYSE-61, 74 HUBERT, MARLENE-72, 74, 89, 93 HUDSON, MARILYN-61, 74, 90 HULL, IEFF-61, 122 - HULL, LYNNE-31, 76, 88, 89 HUMPHREY, DANA-52 HUNT, NANCY-31, 72, 74, 76, 80 HUNTER, BOBM-52, 116 HUNTER, WILLIAM-61 HURN1, JERRY ' ILVEDSON, REIDOR-52, 70, 74, 77 IVARSON, SONIA-61, 74, 86 IACKSON, IERRY-61 IANES, MR. VERGIL-8 IENKINS, IOHN IENNINGS, LOWELL-53 IOE, VALERIE-61, 74 IOHNSON JOHNSON: ALLEN-53 MR. BRUCE--10, 70 IOHNSON BYRON IOHNSON MR. CHARLES-10, 55, 115, 116, 124 IOHNSON CHARLOTTE--88 IOHNSON, DOOLEY--132 IOHNSON, GARY-61, 116, 122 IOHNSON, KAREN-53, 74, 77 IOHNSON, RONALD-53, 116, 123, 124 IOHNSON, TIMA-61, 90 IOHNSTON, IO ANN-61, 75, 77 IOHNSTON, IOE-61 IONES, CAROL-53, 74 IONES, DOROTHY-22, 31, 74, 80, 100, 101, 103 IONESCHILD, ED-53, 71, 74, 80, 81, 83 IORGENSEN, HENRY-53, 70 IORSTAD, STANLEY IOYCE, MYRA-61 KAIN, KARLEEN-53, 78, 93 KAIN, NANCY-23, 32, 47, 72, 73, 74, 76 KANE, LARRY-53 KELLER, KEITH-61, 71, 116, 123, 124 KELLY, DICK-93 KENNAUGH, ARLEEN-61 KENNAUGH, KORENE-32, 72, 74, 75, 131 KIEFFER, ORPHA--61 KIND, MR. A. A.-8 KINDRICK, MR. ACE-132 KINDRICK, TOM-70, 124 KING, IACQUELYN--61, 90 HILDENSTAB, PATRICIA-52 HOELL, NOEL-31, 42, 70, 71 HOFFMAN, MISS BETTY LOU--15, 75 HOFFMAN, GEORGIA-31, 74 HOFFMAN, GENE-61, 116, 131 HOFFMAN, ROBERT-52, 122 HOFLAND, DIANA-52, 90, 131 HOFLAND, DON-75 HOLLAND, BARBARA-52, 74, 76, 87, 100, 101, 103 HOLLAND, CHARLENE-61, 70, 74, 76 HOLMES, WILLIAM-52 I-IOLSCLAW, PAT KING, IUDITH A.-47, 50, 53, 69, 71, 72, 74. 101, 103, 108 KING, IUDITH L.-32, 42, 43, 66, 67, 68, 70 71, 84 KINGSTON, ALBERT-61 KIRBY, ROY KIRKPATRICK, MISS FAY-2, 13, 80, 81, 82, 83 KNOP, GEORGEH-32, 47, 72, 109, 112, 123, 124 KORIZEK, MR. WILLIAM--18, 20, 76 KOVAL, PAT-'74, 90, 91 KOVAL, ROSEMARIE-61 KRIEGER, ART-32, 93 KRIEGER, EILEEN-80, 81 PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE Rosie's Barber Shop North Last Chance Gulch HELENA, MONTANA Princess Beaut hop Byer's Plumbing 8. Heating HI 2-7668 Free estimates on home improvements. Authorized dealer of American Kitchens. Helena Roller Rink Old Deaconess Gym 11th Avenue W. H. HUSTAD General Contractor Home Planning and Remodeling DIAL HI 2-7203 HEY BOB Rock Hand 8. Company 827 N. Main St. Helena, Mont. Machinery and Hardware Since 1939 the best in machinery, parts and service, at the same location. Grimes Texaco Service Marfak Lubrication Washing Spray-Glaze Main 8a Neill Phones HI 2-1750 HI 2-1859 Helena, Montana See a member of your friendly Helena Auto Dealer Association for Authorized Repairs- Sales and Service ir We Congratulate the Staff For a Successful 1957 Vigilante. AA Garage 85 Equipment Co. Anderson Motors, Inc. Brooks Pontiac Capital Motors, Inc. Vern Cougill Dahl-Larson Motors Frontier Motors, Inc. Ora Guffey Hudson Northwest Motors Pioneer Motors, Inc. Placer Motors, Inc. WESTERN LIFE Insurance Co. Your Home Company Serving the West Since 1910 Andy Schultz Harold Paulsen Harold Langenbach Home Office Agency Pioneer Motors, Inc. Studebaker - Packard Sales 8a Service 524 No. Main Interstate Lumber Phone HI 2-7990 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY INDEX CContinued1 KRUSE, KARYL-62, 74 KUCHENBROD, ROBERT-53, 93 KUENNING, MARY LAITY, IANLYN-53, 91 LQFROMBOISE, IOAN-32, 72, 76, 131 LAMPING, RICHARD LAMPING, SHARON-32, 53, 74 LARISON, MRS. L. HOYT-8 LARISON, LARRY-62 LAROCK, DICK-32. 75 LARSON, LOREN-50, 53, 72, 86, 116, 124, 130, 131 LAZARUS, MR. NORMAN-20 LEA, WAYNE--53, 70, 78 LEE, IOHN LEGER, MR. GEORGE-6, 69 LENARTZ, ARTA MAE-62 LeROUX, RUTH-53, 74, 75 LEWIS, MR. GEORGE D.-14, 68, 90, 91, 92 LIABLE, DUANE-50, 53, 67, 69, 71 LIEBSCH, THOMAS-62 LIEDLE, DIANE-50, 53, 74, 75, 90 LINEBARGER, CLAYTON-58, 62, 67, 68, 72. 109, 114, 122, 132 LINEBARGER, DELORIS--32, 67, 72, 74, 131 LINEBARGER, MR. ELMER-132 LIPPERT, CHARLES-22, 32, 46, 72, 76, 109, 113, 124 LIPPERT, SHARON-53, 90, 91 LOBLE, LESTER-62 LOGAN, NOREETA-53, 74, 87 LOLLEY, CLIFFORD LONG, WILLIAM-33, 76, 103 LOUGHRIDGE, IANETTE--62 LUCERO, SHELLY-53, 74, 131 LUCHSINGER, BURTON-33 LYNCH, IACK LYNDES, IOHN-22, 23, 33, 44, 47, 68, 72, 75, 76, 79, 80, 81, 109, 110, 112, 124 MACK, BRIAN MADDIO, VINCENT-33, 55, 75 MALBEN, GEORGE-53, 86 MALERBI, IERRY-62 MALIN, GEORGEM-62 MANSON, DWAYNE--33, 124 MARIERRISON, MISS MARY-13, 76 MARKIN, ARLENE-62, 74, 75 MARKIN, MR. E. GEORGE-10, 77 MARKIN, PAT--33, 53, 70, 77 MARLOW, IOHN-62, 122 MARLOW, PATRICIA--42, 45, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 74, 84, 88 MARONEY, MIKE-92 MARSHALL, CHARLES--62, 116, 122 MARSHALL, MRS. DORIS M.-14, 47, 76 MARTELLO, KENNETH-53 MARTELLO, ROBERT--53 MASON, CHARLOTTE-33, 47, 74, 76, 88, 94 MATHEW, IO1-IN MATTHEWS, IOHN-33, 67, 75 MATTICE, IEROME-33 MAUGHAN, MARLENE-33, 72, 131 MAYER, MR. LAWRENCE-14, 22 MAYER, FRED-53 MCCOSKERY, LINDA-62, 74 MCCOY, WESLEY-62 MCCRACKEN, MISS IOAN-17, 74, 88 MCCULLOUGH, RICKY-62 MCCULLOUGH, ROBERT-50, 53, 72, 109, 111, 117, 120 MCDONALD, PAT MCDONALD. ROBERT MCGUIRE, IERRY-34, 70, 75 MCKNIGHT, ED-53 MCKNIGHT, RONALD-62 McLEAN, PAUL McMILLAN, GARY-62, 87 MEGARD, MISS KATHRYN-12, 93 MERGENTHALER, CHUCK MERGENTHALER, DONNA-74, 75 MERRITT, JUDY-90 MERSHON-53, 86 MICHAELSON, LARRY-72, 90, 91, 114, 123, 124 MICHEL, DONALD-62 MILES, MIKE-116 MILLER, CAROLINE--74 MILLER, DAVID-58, 72, 86, 109, 114, 122 MILLER, ROBERTA--34, 70, 71, 72, 74, 76, 131 MILLERON, IIM MILOT, BETTY-91 MILOT, TOM-41, 117, 119, 132 MOCK, GLENDA-62, 74 MOE, EUGENE-50, 53. 72. 76. 109. 112, 122, 124 MOE, IANICE-34, 72, 73, 76, 131 MOE, MILDRED-53, 74, 75, 77, 93 MOE, ROBERT- 1 24 MOORE, MOORE, MOORE, MORAN, MORAN, IACQUELINE-62 MORGAN, DAVID--41 MORRIS, DAVID-62, 86 MORRIS, SHARON-53, 74, 89 MORRIS, SUZANNE-71, 72, 74, 88 MORRISON, FRANCES-53, 74, 75, 90, 91 MORRISON, LESLIE-62, 71, 74 MORSE, MISS WILLAMETTE-16, 22 MORTIEAU, CHARLES-53 MOUGOT, SHIRLEY MUES, MARY GAIL-53, 74 MULLAN, MULLINS, MUNGER MUNSON1, MURFITT, MURRAY WILLIAM-62, 90 RICHARD-53, 72, 113 DONALDA-34, 72, 74, 75, 80, 81 CAROL--62 74 MYRICKNMABEL--53.155, 71, 87 NACHTSI-IEIM, MARTHA-62, 91, 92 NEIL, FRANCES-53, 74 NEILI,. KENNETH-2. 34, 46, 79, 82, 84, 109 110, NELSON. NELSON, NELSON, NELSON. 112, 117, 118, 124. 128 BONNIE-67, 74, 91, 92 NANCY-2, 34, 45, 70, 72, 74, 79. 80, 81, 82, 83, 131 NELSON, SUZANNE-34, 91, 92 NICHWANDER, DON-54, 116 NICHWANDER, MARGARET-74 NINOW. IACQUELINE-62 NITZ, MR. DONALD-92 NOEL, IACK NORDAHL, DONNA--35, 75 NORLING, VERNA-50, 54, 62, 74 NORMANN, LINDA-74, 90, 91, 92 NORSETH, THELMA-35, 70, 75, 91 NORTON, BRUCE-54, 90 NORWOOD, CHARLOTTE-62 NOTBOHM, CAROL-62 NOTTI, BENNY-22, 72, 73, 76, 132 NOVAK, FLORENCE-62 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-ONE ,DL-Afxfx.-CL f- X y,,xjJ,,,3L K ,x,.,xQ1,z, Xxfg tg V-Elglfyvx QJL 5 QrQx,,-,X so A ' kit-:ffl lx. jug an Cijrcjgw j W X425---lfJ1.J-L ,,LtSr- do CMJ--LUL QNX., QJQLAF 1 N-U .... 9 ....... ..... ..... 6gxfO,O,d1Q6 M342 as XJ -fLvv,5',,QJ QJQEZ ae, 5 with Avgriifgw F .0 0 L so ' we Qi f WrM4'The Freshesfwi mole X g,-b--Us-Cvffgj efcx:f.fx-QXQ, ttf, fig, I7-X-,gwgzkudi ,V-Q-ge fy-gy-Sfmt Thing In Town ,eergoe-5, -eye-if-t2 -- ew Ee to-Mw -at-N tom oe- We 5 ' 12 L-6eQft,m We C3 1 1 A be in Meats ind roduce S S-2 3 - 5' '4-fcfip 'Q QQJQJGL : Sdlmfool Supplles E fbfaj e,f9 K... 423 8th Avenue HI 2-1560 xk. - 'A' F k4IJL 'N3l-'YL2 iff?-ff'xfvt, Q A Ss -I -I GAMER'S BAKERY FINSTAD FLOORING 203 N. Rodney HI 2-5501 Commercial Photo Shop L. H. Jorud 138 N. Jackson St. Friel's Gift 81 China Shop E Silver-Crystal China dz Gifts Grand St. Helena, Mont. ROBBFS For Your Sportswear Center 58 North Main Duality Market 101 N. Rodney 'A' Complete Food Store Free Delivery Phone HI 2-2550 P GE O E HUNDRED FORTY TWO - O'CONNELL. O'CONNELL O'CONNELL O'CONNE1.L O'DONNELL DONALD-62 RICK-62, 67, 71 IEFF--124, 130 SHEILA--62 DAN-124 127 OGREN, PRIN., C. M.-9 O'HARA, PAUL T.-9 OHNSTAD, ROBERT--75 O'LEARY, ESTER--62 O'LEARY, IEAN-75 O'LEARY, RUTH-35 OLESON, DELBERT-62 OLESON, ROBERT--35 OLSEN, CLARENCE DEAN-62 OLSON, RALPH-62, 90 OLSON, ROBERT-63 OLSON, TERRY-63 OSBORNE, MAXINE-54 OTTMANN, BOB-54, 124 OTTMAN, MARY-54, 90, 92 OST, OTTO MR.-74 OWENS, SHERRY-54, 93 PALMQUIST, IOHN-67, 74 PARE, ROBERT-54 PARKHURST, BEVERLY PATE, MAX-63 INDEX CContinued1 PATTERSON, MR. THOMAS P.-8 PAUBANDT, ELEANORE--35, 42, 46, 71 PAVLINICK, BARBARA-63 PAVLINICK, MARIAN-35, 79, 80 PEDEN, DONN-124 PEEK, GUY-63, 86. PEEK, MR. TATE-11 PEEL, WALLY-63, 87, 103 PENCE, RAY-35 PENGRA, IIM-123, 124 PETEK, SHARON--54, 77. PETERSON, CAROL,-35 PETERSON, GEORGE-35 PETROSKY, CHUCK-63 PEURA, BONNIE-63, 74, 88 PHILLIPS, ARDEY-63, 66, 90, 91, 103 PICKERING, ELDON-22, 36, 42, 66, 67. 69, 71. 75, 84, 96 PIERSON, ROSALIE-63, 92 PILGERAM, SHARON-54, 74, 75, 131 POHTO, RALPH-36, 90, 91, 92 POTTER, TERRY--2, 36, 71, 74, 79, 80, 81, 82. 83, 89 POWERS, GEORGE-63 POWERS, GLORIA-36, 42, 74 PRENDERGRAST, IOHN-54, 72 PRICE, BILL-63, 116 PRICE, SANDRA-36, 71 PRITCHETT, MISS LADENE-17, 72 RAMEY, MISS KATHLEEN-13, 74 RAMSAY, DONNA-36, 75 RANGER, IEFF-54 RANGER, PAT-63, 68, 71, 74, 79, 89 RANKIN. IUDY---63 REBER, ROBERTA-63 REDPATH, ROBERT-50, 72, 114, 120, 117, 131 REEVE, IUDY-63, 74, 75. REILLY, STAN REKSTAD, GORDON-54 REMINGTON, GARY RETZ, IAE-22, 36, 44, 68, 70, 71, 72, 73, 109. 113, 117, 118, 124, 128 RETZ, IUDITH-22, 36, 42, 46, 67, 70, 72, 76. 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 108 REUTERDAHL, EDWARD-63 REYNOLD, IOAN-36, 75 REYNOLDS, KATHERINE RI-IINEI-IART, DUANE-36 RICHARDS, IERALD--63 RICHARDS, IOHN RICHARDSON, ELIZABETH-63. 71, 91 RICHESON, IAMES--50, 54, 67, 66, 72, 90 91 109, 113, 123, 124 RICKER, SHARON-37, 76 RIEGAL, MR. A. E.--8, 37, 76 RILEY, NORMA IO--54, 69, 78 RINGLE, CHARLES ROBERTS, A. I.-41 ROBERTS, LAVERNE-123 ROBERTSON, WILLIAM-54, 123, 124 ROBINSON, MR. FRED O.-5, 20, 75 RODWICK, STANLEY ROE, MARGOT-54, 67, 71. 74 ROGERS, IEANETTE-63 ROGERS, SANDRA-37, 74 ROMAN, PATRICIA-37, 75 ROMASKO, YVONNE--74 ROSSITER, DAVID-63 ROSSITER, MR. WILLIAM-8 ROY, LAWRENCE-37, 90, 123, 124 RUDE, DOROTHY-90 RUDIO, BOB-124, 126, 127, 132 RUDIO, KEN RUDIO, IACK-54, 72, 90, 92, 113, 130 RUDIO, MYRNA OHNSTAD-74, 89, 93 RUMMEL, IAY--37 RUSS, BOBQ-124, 127 RUSSELL, MR. GILES-19 RYAN, EDWARD--37, 79, 80, 82 SAFFORD, IOHN-54 SAMPSON, SAM-10, 22, 37, 42, 70, 71 SANDERS, DENNIS SANDERS, DIXIE SANDRU, ALEX--37, 76, 103 SANDRU, MARY ANN--63 SANGRAY, SHARON-50, 72, 74, 89 SASEK, PATRICIA-54, 71, 74 SCHEET, GERALD SCHMIDT, MRS, ALICE-10, 69 SCHMIDT, MARION-54, 77 SCHOEN, THEODORE-63, 86 SCHWARTZ, SUE-90 SCHWEFEL, ION-77, 124 SCOW, IOAN-63, 74, 75, 89, 131 SCOW, VERNA-37, 76, 131 SCRENAR, TERRY-37, 69, 70, 71, 72, 101, 103 12 128. 117, 118, 4, 132 SECREST, CHARLES-63, 71 SEDERLIN, DAVID-38 SEWELL, CHARLES-54, 63, 87 SEWELL, GARY-38, 72, 109, 112, 124 SEWELL, ROBERT--72, 124 SHEPHERD, CARL--63, 67 SHERAN, ANNETT-54 SHIVELY, MR. C. C.-19, 50 SHOPE, DICK-50, 87 SIBENS, PAUL--63, 90 SIEGER, MRS. CLAUDIA-8 SIEWERT, FERN-38, 72, 75 SINERIUS, ADELINE-63, 77 SKINNER, SHARON-74 SKOR, COACH LLOYD--17, 72, 117, 121, 124 SLOAN, IO ANN-38, 72, 95 SMALL, CORDELIA-54 SMITH, DONALD-63, 123, 124 DOROTHY--63, 74, 90, 92, 103 SMITH. SMITH, HARVEY SMITH, KENNETH-38 SMITH, MONA-63 SMITH, MYRNA463 SMITH, SANDRA-63, 74 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY THREE PAGE ONE Glued-Laminated Lumber Overhead Doors Steel Casings Miscellaneous Building Supplies Miller Richardson Supply Co. 637 Helena Ave. HI 2-6820 Morrison-Maierle, Inc. Consulting Engineers Helena Montana Garden Spot Market Your S dz H Green Stamp Food Store 1001 N. MAIN MON ARCH LUMBER COMPANY Build and Own a Monarch Home 'k All Types Building Materials Phone HI 2-7110 SAMSON 'S SUPEBETTE Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries and Meats HI 2- 8220 Cor. Ewing 84 13th Broadway Frozen Food Service Locker Rental-Game Processing Processing for Home Freezers 517 Broadway HI 2-6810 J 0RGENSON'S Lockers - Catering PHONE HI 2-4075 Meats - Groceries Good Food Is Our Business 60 South Last Chance Gulch BRACKMAN'S Buttrey Foods, Inc. Montana's Finest Food Stores Hustad Shopping Center 'A' Weggenman's Market Helena Ave. Meat Market Meats - Groceries Beth at 1429 Helena Ave. P1'0dl1Ce - F1'0Ze11 F0065 Phone HI 2-8340 HUNDRED FORTY FOUR INDEX Continuedb SOUTH, MIKE-63, 74, 103 SOUTHERN, MARY-63 SPAULDING, CHARLEEN-90 SPARING, BARBARA-63, 74 SPARROW, CLAYTON-38 SPRINKLE, MR. FRANCIS--22 SPURZEM, BILL-116 STAFFORD, MR. RICHARD-12, 115, 116 STAGG, LYNN-38, 70, 109, 113 STANGHILL, EVELYN-36 STANIGER, WILLIAM-64, 90 STEELE, GERALD-38, 131 STENHIEM, ALLEN-54 STEPHENS, MRS. EMILY-8 STERMITZ, NANCY-64 STEVENS, IERRY-63 STEVENS, LARRY-63 STEWART, BOB-54, 72, 76, 90, 96, 109, 112, 124 STEWART, GORDON-64 STEWART, MARY STEWART, SAM-54, 71, 74, 87 STEWART, WILLIAM STICKNEY, RUTH--64, 67, 74, 100, 101, 103 STOCK, FRANKH54 STONEBERG, TED-54, 87 STORLIE, CLIFFORD-64, 76 STORM, MAUREENA-76 STRATTON, ALAN-22, 38, 42, 44, 46, 69, 70, 71. 124 STUART, IOHN-39 STURMER, CHRISTA-54 SUMMERS, SHIRLEY-64, 87 SURMAN, TOM SUSAG, MIKE-39 SWANSON, MARILYN-74 SWARTZ. IOY-54, 63, 74 SWARTZ, SUSAN-74 SWEET. IAMES--39 SWIDEN, CHUCK-41, 93, 123, 124 TANNEHILL, BONNIE-64 TEMPLIN, GARY-39, 46, 71, 123, 124 THOMAS, CHARLES-50, 54, 69, 86, 117, 120, 124 THOMPSON, KAY--64, 74, 75, 92 THOMPSON, ROBERTA-54, 74, 87 THOMPSON, SUSAN-58, 64, 71, 74, 88 THURSTON, IEANNIE-64 TICHENOR, DARLENE-39, 74 TIFFANY, DANIEL-39, 90, 92 TINTINGER, KENNETH-39, 67 TIPTON, IUNIE TODD, MAYNARD TOLL, GARY--64, 116, 122 TOUMI, REGGIE-54, 75 TROTCHIE, IOSEPH TUCK, ARLENE-74, 92 TUCKER, IOHN-39 TUCKER, MICHEAL-64 UHLENKOTT, SHARON-54, 71, 72, 74, 89 URSICH, FRANK-58, 72, 109, 114, 122 VIROSTKO, MR. ANTHONY-18 VULK, ELLAH-64 WADDELL, SHARON-64, 74 WAGGONER, MONTY-64 WAHL, MR. W. W.-41 WALKER, PENNY-64 WAND, MR. ROBERT-2, 15, 69, 82 WARNER, HARLEY-64, 123 WARREN, EDWARD WATSON, IACK-124, 126, 127 WEBB, REX WEBER, IUDY-64, 74 WEED, SHARON-39, 69, 74, 79, 80, 89 WEISS, IEAN-64, 74 WEISS, KATHLEEN-39 WELCH, MARTY-50 WELSH, BARBARA-54 WELLS, MRS. FRANCES-16, 78 WENDEL, MARTHA IANE--40, 72, 74, 76, 131 WENGER, CRAIG-64, 123 WHEATLEY, MORRIS-55 WHEATON, STEVE-64 WHEELING, KAREN-54, 90, 91 WHELAN, ARAH-74, 131 WHITE, IAMES-40, 109, 110 WHITE, MYRNA-64 INHITING, WILMA-54 WHITNEY, GRANGER--124 WHOOLERY, MARGARET WHYTE, EVERETT WIDDISON, IEANNIE-54, 74, 87 WIEDERHOLD, SHARON-64 WIHLBORG, GERRY-64, 74, 91, 131 WIKLUND, RICHARD-40, 64, 72, 73, 99, 101, 103, 109, 110, 111, 123, 124 WILLIAMS, DICK-124, 127 WILLIAMS, IUDITH-64, 71, 74 WILLIAMS, MRS. 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Babe Stoner, Proprietor Begin your college study at old Brewery Theater. Summer course ac- credited through Montana State Col- lege. Contact Walter or Doris Mar- shall. HELENA HARDWARE COMPANY Complete Line of . . . Wilson Sporting Goods Fishing Tackle Winchester and Savage Rifles - Ammunition r 1 ! V 7 , I , . 1 'N I . 1 0GellexS1 1 ' et Smart Apparellfprl Women ,, : t ' '. xi: . - .f cs ' . . - 'S Oi , . ' 5 I' . . . M 4 N , 1 2 , r g v 1 1' 4 - , 38 No. Main . 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