Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

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NOT SHOWN Behm. Kathleen Margaret Bennett. Thomas Arthur Beven, Kenneth Minor Bradford. Donald Russell Bradford. Joyce Louise Brese. Betty Lorraine Brester. Donald George Brown. Bert Budge. Pat Mae Burkley. Stanley Burton Dawson. Zane Cody Deis. Loretta Colleen Dorall. Alvin Lewis Fox. Alma Jean Freed Frances Lorraine Gabel. Paul Earl Gill. B. Joyce Hageman. Leslie Wayne. Jr. Herriott. Donald Mercer Hodges, Don Eugene Hoffman. Helen Regina Kehm. Edwin John Krug. Martha Lais. Norman Magnus. Myra Marie Marshall. Betty Louise Paronto. William Nelson Phillips. James Jay Pomroy. Helen Louise Prill. Neilon Conrad Purchase Nancy Meredith Rider. Beverly Lorraine Rosselot, Chuck Henry Roth, George Frank Ruff. Melvin LeRoy Schmidt. Rudy Slater, Veda Kathleen Sorg. William Edward Sparlin, Richard Sparlin, Rosmeary Starbard. Fred Glenn Tinnes. Robert Clair Ward. Patricia Ann Weber. Hulda Yeager, Leo James Darlene Moon John Orndorff Laurel Stenerson Jim Tinnes Jim Wilson PAGE TWENTY -FIVE

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Billy Lou Bartley Dick Nelson Margaret Scheeler Bill Smith Dorothy Stroh Don Brohaugh Clyde Cromwell Harriet Decker Jim Scribner Janie Lockwood Fred Starboard junior Glass Jilstory With a new sponsor every year, the juniors have been steadily climbing upward from the freshman stage through the junior year. In their freshman year the class officers were Jim Phillips, president; Wayne Hageman, vice president; Billie Lou Bartley, secretary, and Richard Nelson, treasurer. John Goodenbour was the S.A.C. representative. In their sophomore year Billie Lou Bartley was elected president; Bill Smith, vice president; Janie Lockwood, secretary-treasurer, and Laurel Stenerson as S.A.C. representative. The king and queen in the Laurel Leaves contest were Nancy Purchase and Ralph Hodges. With the junior year rolling on, sponsored by Miss Helen Kam-erzel, this class was exceedingly occupied. In the fall it elected the class officers once more. The president elected was Bill Smith; vice president, Janie Lockwood; secretary, Laurel Stenerson, and trea-urer, Joyce Bradford. S.A.C. representatives were Billie Lou Bartley and Jim Phillips. They very successfully put on a play titled, Home Sweet Homicide, directed by Miss Avery. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR

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FIRST ROW—Dorothy Frank, Bernice Kamerzel. Betty Ostwald, Marlene Hafer, Barbara Harlan. Jane Kamp, Estelle Gaynor, Jeannette Hamilton, Helen Yager. SECOND ROW—Mardelle Eggert, Gloria Frank, Margie Wagner, Wilma Frickel, Marion Henry, Louretta Tubman, Donna Sheets, Anita Page, Carol Hahn. Erlys Peterson, Sally Ostwald. THIRD ROW—Phyllis Mikesall. Joyce Budge, Alice Smith, Lottie Ward, Jean Harper, Dorothy Fujio, Mary Lou Wetch. Lydia Reiter, Miriam Frank, Violet Barthuley, June Brester, Joan Reichel, Joyce Wilcox. FOURTH ROW—Roy Ingraham, Robert Pyle, Keith Willis, True Craig, Jack Heebner. Jim Morrison, Vernon Garlock, Frank Teeters. Dick Duncan. Eugene Spildie, Ellis Ward, Donny Miller, Bobby Kass, Jim Motzko, Aldean Peterson. FIFTH ROW—Darwin Beven, Jim Redman. Tommy Lowry, Jim Chittick, Carmen de Carlo. Wayne Gill. Everett Moorman, Robert Sorg. Wallace Fox, Jimmy Schessler, Lowell Anderson, Wesley Henley. Jhe Sophomore Glass The sophomore class started its first High School year with the following officers: President, Eugene Spildie; vice president, Don Miller, and secretary-treasurer, Bob Sorg. This year their officers are Keith Willis, president; Bob Pyzel, vice president, and Barbara Harlan, secretary-treasurer. Carol Hahn was their candidate for Carnival Queen. Candidates for king and queen of the Leaves were Margie Wagner and Ellis Ward. They did some very active work campaigning for the Laurel Leaves. The class is very prosperous in their money status, being much more ahead than most sophomore classes. They donated $50 to the S.A.C. projector fund. Mr. Baker is their class sponsor. PAGE TWENTY-SIX