Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

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1. Nice looking car. 2. Waiting. 3. Anybody we know? 4. An old bag. 5. Two killers. 6. Sweet and innocent. 7. Available. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT

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Jke Jreshman Glass Miss McDermott is class sponsor of the freshmen. Class officers are: President......................................Pat Eyer Vice President.....................................Anna Smidt Secretary-Treasurer......................Jean Bernhardt S.A.C............................................Vivian Frank Linda Johnston and Tom Dempsey were elected as candidates for the Laurel Leaver king and queen contest. The freshman candidate for Carnival Queen was Jean Bernhardt. At the carnival the freshmen had a booth called the Fish Pond. FIRST ROW—Dorothy Ehrlich, Lola Brown, Mina Magnus. June Visser, Joyce Resser, Ardelle Anderson. SECOND ROW—Peggy Alverson, Lorraine Wagner, lola Fisher, Marilyn Smith, Verna Leis, June Kroh, Pat Fry. Linda Johnston. Lois Wieber Dorothy Prill. Anna Smidt. Betty Sorg. LaDonna Henry. THIRD ROW—Adele Lampson, Martha Fox, Marjorie Brester. Charlotte Decker, Martha Fox. Vivian Frank, Jean Bernhardt, Dolores Scheeler, Audrey Moon. Maxine Boyd, June Birkland. Anna Resser, Berta Jean Wilson, Arleen Crans. FOURTH ROW—Jimmy Gass, Richard Fredricks. Lester Ronan. Reinold Schriner, Douglas Toombs Bob Stickelburger, Jimmy Graff. Tommy Dempsey. Le Roy Wetch, Orville Rosin. FIFTH ROW— Bill Rosselot. Tommy Moran, Don Rosin. Clayton Sheets, Dale Teeters, Junior Brano. Jim Kasner, Danny Hafer. Bobby Dantic. Jimmy Frickel. Walter Bernhardt. PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN

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Dramatics Best Foot Forward By John Cecil Holm Presented December 17 and 18, 1946. The junior class play, ''Best Foot Forward,” by John Cecil Holm, was presented December 17 and 18, 1946, in the Laurel High School Auditorium and was greeted enthusiastically by the student body. In the cast were Jerry Early, Wayne Willis, Paul Wold, Harold Gratwohl and John Smith as roommates at Winsocki Prep School. Janet Ness, Pat Busby, Bonnie Barr, Jean Frank and Betty Lackman, their girl friends, came to Winsocki to attend the Senior Prom. Difficulties arose when Phyllis Toombs, as Gale Joy, the noted actress, and her manager, Eugene Bice, as Jack Haggerty, appeared on the scene. Gale came to Winsocki to be Jerry Early's date fpr the prom, which he never dreamed would happen when he wrote to her. Harvey Bishop as Dr. Reeber, the principal, and Jim Wilcox as Professor Lloyd, kept things moving by entering at untimely moments. Vernon Allwin played the part of an old grad and Frank Wheeler as the newspaper photographer. Frances Marsh as Miss Smith, the straight-laced chaperon, accompanied the girls to Winsocki. The play was directed by Miss Mildred Poznanovic and Miss Ilene Avery was technical director. PAGE TWENTY-NINE