Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

Laurel Mo leara Foreword ................. 3 Dedica ion ............... 4 Administration ........... 5 Seniors .................. 9 Juniors ..................25 Sophomores ...............31 Freshmen..................37 Organizations ............43 Activities................65 Advertising...............73 2 F O R E W O R D The pages of this book are of interest to all the students of Laurel High School, being a source of enjoyment today as they reflect your present interests and view points; they will also bea source of enjoyment tomorrow when they will be reviewed by those matured in years and responsibilities. These pages will be particularly of interest to the members of the class of 1953 whose creation it is. They will also be of considerable interest to the public, giving as they do another view of that great American institution—the public schools. —Superintendent Fred W. Graff. The staff of this 1953 Laurels wishes to express thanks and appreciation to the Farmers Union Central Exchange, Inc., for the part it has played in the production of the yearbook by sponsoring the end sheets of this annual and providing the photographs used on division pages. These photographs show the result of the expansion program which was completed last year and which makes the Laurel Refinery one of the most modern in the world. These new facilities included a catalytic cracking unit which makes possible a greater quantity of high-octane gasoline refined from each barrel of crude oil. This modern refinery is a definite asset to the City of Laurel, and the staff of the ’53 “Laurels” wishes to express its congratulations to the Farmers Union on their completion of this project and again thank them for their co-operation in producing the ’53 “Laurels.” 3 DEDICATION In honor of Miss Roscoe—who has given so much of her time and received so little in return, we respectfully dedicate the 1953 Laurels. The senior class feels very fortunate in having a sponsor who has been so willing and untiring in her efforts to further the class as a whole. During the four years that Miss Roscoe has sponsored the class we have achieved much in all fields, both scholastically and as far as extracurricular activities are concerned. The class of ’53, therefore, feels very proud to be able in some way to repay what Miss Roscoe has done for us. ADMINISTRATION 5 MR. FRED W. GRAFF Superintendent of Schools MISS JEANNE GUNDERSON English II and Spanish, Spanish Club and Pep Club Advisor, and Senior Play Director MISS HELEN KAMERZELL Typing, Steno, Bookkeeping, ond Annual Advisor MR. WILLIAM A. WEST Principal and Geography MISS AUDERY JEAN HELBING English I and Speech, Masque and Gavel Advisor, ond Junior Play Director MRS. WILLIAM LARSON Enlgish III ond IV, Journalism, and Laurel Leaves Advisor MRS. CLAYTON BOSTIC Home Economics, FFA Advisor, ond Junior Class Co-Advisor MR. ROLF JOHNSON Band, Mixed Chorus, and Glee Club MRS. CLARK McGARRY Biology, General Math, ond Physical Education ond GAA Advisor MR. JAMES F. MORRISON Woodworking ond Agriculture MISS HELEN NELSON English II, Librarian, World History, and Sophomore Class Advisor MISS MARGURETTE ROSCOt Algebra, Chemistry, Solid Geometry and Senior Closs Advisor MR. ROBERT SAWHILL General Science, General Math, Physics, and Freshman Closs Advisoi NOT PICTURED MR PIERRE ROBERTS Physical Education ond Coach of Basketball, Football and Trock MR. ART SMITH I rades and Industries ond T I Club Advisor MR WILBERT THURN Woodworking MR. FRED SIEBERT American History, Economics, ond Junior Class Co-Advisor i MR. RICHARD STERRETT Driver Education Mr. West Isn’t Going to Like That! Mr. and Mrs. Bostic, Bride and Groom. Steady Now! Our Miss Roscoe. Junior Year Co-Sponsors. It’s Time That Fi nee Got Some Paint, Rolf! Pro-Player. That’s it, Smile Laying Down on the Job Again, Huh? SENIORS 9 HELEN VIRGINIA BALDWIN Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterwoman 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club I. 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Closs Ploy 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Dramatics Club 3; Laurel Leaves Queen 3; Laurel Lecves Staff 3, 4; S.A.C. 4; Masque Gavel 4; Annual Staff 4; Science Club 4; M.I.E.A. 4. RONALD DANIEL BEHM Football 3; T Cx I Club 3, 4; Sec.-Treas. 4. EDITH MARGUERITE BELILE F.H.A. 1, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. DOROTHY MAE BERNHARDT Pep Club 3; Class Play Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Annual Staff 4; Secretary to Miss Boswell 4. JERRY JACOB BERNHARDT Football 1. 2; T I Club 3. 4. Pres. 4. JESSIE LENORE BOYLAN F.H.A. 2. 3, 4; Class Play Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3. SHIRLEY MAE BROWN Transfer from Glendive, Mont. 2; Class Ploy Comm. 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; F.H.A. State Convention 3; S.A.C. 4; Librarian 4; Mixed Chorus 4. PATRICIA JEAN BUNDY S.A.C. 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Laurel Leaves Staff I, 2, 3. 4; Laurel Leaves Queen Candidate I; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Office Girl 2; Librarian 4; Quill Cr Scroll 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Science Club 2; Tumbler 1; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Prom Comm. 3; Class Ploy Comm. 3; Class Play 4; Missoula Music Meet 3. SHIRLEY MAE COLLINS S.A.C. 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, Sec.-Treas. 2; Pep Club 1, 2. 4; F.H.A. Treas. 2; Office Girl 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Class Ploy Comm. 3; Quill Cr Scroll 3, 4, Sec. 4; Class Play 4; Prom Comm. 3; Lourel Leaves Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Sec. to Mr. Thurn and Mr. Morrison 4; High School Week 4. ROBERT CONNER Football 1. 2; Class Treasurer I; T Cr I Club 3, 4. KENNEY STANLEY ELLINGSON Bond 1. 2; Science Club 1, 2. 3, 4; T £r I Club 3 4; Quill Cr Scroll 4; Operators Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Laurel Leaves Staff 4. EUGENE CLARENCE EMINETH Track 3; Football 4; T O I Club 4; Masque Gavel 4. LENNA CAROLYN FERRIN F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Girls' State Representative 3; Class Ploy Committee 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Annual Staff 4; Secretary to Miss Gunderson and Mr. Sterrett 4. JAMES HENRY FOX Science Club 1, 2. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 3, 4; T Cr I Club 3, 4; Operators Club 4. MARVIN STANLEY FOX Class Vice President 3. BARBARA ANN FRANK Pep Club I, 3; Spanish Club 2; F.H.A. 3; Class Play Comm. 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Annuol Staff 4; Secretary to Miss Sprung 4. DAN LEE FREUND Bosketboll 1, 2, 3, 4; Footboll 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Trock I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4; Missoula Track Meet 1, 2, 3; Closs President I; S.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Band 1,2. 3, 4; Boy's State Delegote 3; Class Play 3; Annuol Stoff 4; All Conference Halfback 3, Utility Back 4; High School Week 4. ERNEST HOBERT FREUND Basketball I. 2; Track I; SAC. I, 2; Baseball I, 2, 3; Delegote to Boys' State 3; Prom Cr Banquet Comm. 3; Closs Trees. 3, 4; Annual Stoff 4; Masque Cr Gavel 4; High School Week 4. MARIETTA YOSHIYE FUJIO Glee Club 3, 4; Librarian 3; Class Ploy Comm. 4; Secretary to Mr. Johnson and Mrs. McGorry 4. JACQUELINE JEANNE GALLAGHER Spanish Club 1, 2; Laurel Leaves Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Class Play Comm. 3; Dramatics Club 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; F.H.A. I; Office Girl 4. PATRICIA ANN GALLAGHER Glee Club I; Class Sec. I; F.H.A. 1, 2; Laurel Leaves Staff 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Good Posture Queen 1; Miss Laurel 3; Dramatics Club 3; Class Ploy Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Office Girl 4. LAURETTA MARY GILL Spanish Club 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Ploy Comm. 3. HENRY ROBERT GRADWOHL T Cx I Club 3, 4. BARBARA JOAN GREENING Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Class Pres. 2; S A C. 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Laurel Leaves Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Coeditor 4; Journalism Pow Wow 3; Dramatics Club 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Class Ploy 3; Prom Comm. 3; Quill Cx Scroll 3, 4; Masque and Gavel 4; Sec. Trees. 4; Annual Staff 4; M.I.E.A. 4; Closs Play Comm. 4. LAURA ANN GUNNELS Twirlinq I. 2, 3. 4; PeD Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Prom Comm. 3; Class Ploy Comm. 3. JOYCE LORRAINE HAFER F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Laurel Leaves Staff 1. 2. 3. 4, Co-editor 4; G.A.A. Sec.-Treas. 3; Letterwoman 3; Girls' State Representative 3; Closs Play Comm. 3; Journalism Pow Wow 3. 4; Quill Cx Scroll 3, 4; S A C. Sec. Treas. 4; Closs Sec. 4; Annual Staff 4; M. I. E. A. 4; Secretary to Mr. Sawhill 4. RICHARD HAGEMAN Baseball 1, Operators Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Band 2. 3, 4; Quill Cx Scroll 3, 4; Football 3. 4; Letterman 4; Spanish Club 3. 4. Vice Pres. 4; Class Play 4; Masque £r Gavel 4. RONALD HAGEMAN Basketball 4; Football 3, 4; Closs Play 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Band 2. 3, 4; Science Club 2; Masque Gr Gavel 4. MELVIN RAY HARDING Tronsfer to Kennewich, Woshington I; Transfer from Kennewich, Washington 3; T I Club 4; Ploy Comm. 4. CAROLYN ELEANOR HARVEY Tronsfer from Olecn, New York 3; Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Banquet Comm. 3; Play Comm. 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Laurel Leaves Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Announcement Comm. 4. NORMA JUNE HELTERBRAN Transfer from Billings 2; Class Play Comm. 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Laurel Leaves Staff 4; Quill Scroll 4; Masque Gavel 4; Science Club Pres. 4; Annual Staff 4. SHERRY DALE HOVEY F.H.A. 1; Band 1; G.A A. 2; Spanish Club 2, 3. Sec. 3; Pep Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Secretary to Mr. Siebert 4; Class Play Comm. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. MARGARET ANN HUGHES F. H.A. I; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4; G. A A 2, 3; Class Treos. 2; Letterwoman 3, Prom Comm. 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Class Play Comm. 3, 4; Office Girl 3; Laurel Leaves Staff 4; Annual Stoff 4; Librarian 4; Quill £r Scroll 4; Secretory to Mr. Smith ond Mr. Foote 4. RALPH WILLIAM HURZELER, JR. Football 1; Science Club 1, 2. 3; Basketball 2; T Gr I Club 4; Play Comm. 4. BARBARA JEAN JORDAN Twirler 1; G.A.A. 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Laurel Leaves Staff 2, 3, 4; Quill £r Scroll 2, 3. 4. Vice Pres. 4; Band 3, 4; Dramatics Club, Sec. 3; Masque £r Gavel 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Play Comm. 3; Class Ploy 4; M.I.E.A. 3; Journalism Pow Wow 3; Science Club 4; S.A.C. 4; Annual Staff 4; High School Week 4, Music Camp 3. WILLIMINA MAE KELLOGG Transfer from Deaver, Wyoming 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 3; Letter-woman 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Quill Scroll 4; Laurel Leoves Staff 4; M.I.E.A. 4. JOHN BALZER KELLY Science Club 1. 2. 3; Operators Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Laurel Leaves Staff 2. 4; Class Play 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Alternate for Boys' State 3; Annual Staff 4; Quill Scroll 4; Masque Or Gavel 4. MARLENE BARBARA LENHARDT Librarian 3, 4; Laurel Leaves Staff 3; Play Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Annual Staff 4; Office Girl 4; Secretary to Mr. Foote 4. HENRY WILLIAM LICH T Cr I Club 3, 4; Science Club 3. CURTIS WALTER LORASH Baseball 1; Football 1; Science Club 2, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Annual Staff 4; Secretory to Mrs. Sheets 4; Ploy Comm. 3, 4. ELDON JESSE MOONEY T Gr I Club 3, 4. JANET JEAN MORRISON G A A 1. 2; Lctterwomon 1, 2; G.A.A Sec. 2; S.A.C I; Spanish Club I; Pep Club 2, Prom Comm. 3; Bond 3, 4; Laurel Leaves Staff I. 2. 3. 4; Quill Gr Scroll 4. ROSE MUNOZ Glee Club 3. GERALDINE JOAN MURPHY Spanish Club 1, 2, Vice Pres. 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Trees. 4; Laurel Leaves Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor 4; Dramatic Club 3, Vice Pres. 3; Girls' State Alternate 3; Prom Comm. 3; Class Play 3, 4, Annual Staff 4; Masque Gr Gavel 4; S.A.C. 4; Journalism Pow Wow 3; Science Club 4; Quill G Scroll 3. 4. Pres. 4; High School Week 4. JAMES WESLEY MURRY Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Lettermon 3, 4; T Gr I Club 4; Operators Club 4; Mosque Gr Gavel 4; Class Play 4. RICHARD MINOR NICHOLAS Science Club 3. 4; T Cx I Club 3, 4; Quill C7 Scroll 4; Laurel Leaves Staff 4. PATRICIA ILEEN OSTWALD Pep Club I, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1; Spanish Club 2, 3, Sec. 2; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 3; Annual Staff 4. MARY ISABELLE GONZALES PETERSON Transfer from Pork City, Montona 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Laurel Leaves Staff 3, 4; Class Ploy 3; Dramatics Club 3; Cheerleader 4; Secretary to Mr. Johnson 4. JOHN DORSE PEWITT Basketball 1, 2; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Operators Club 2, 4; Masque Gr Gavel 4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Prom Comm. 3, Class Secretary 2; Mosque Gr Gavel Pres. 4. BETTY DELORES REITER Librarian 3, 4; Closs Play Comm. 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Laurel Leaves Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Secretary to Miss Nelson 4. JEAN MARIE RENNER Bond 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Science Club 2, 4; Dramatics Club 3; Laurel Leaves Staff 3, 4; Quill Gr Scroll 3, 4, Treos. 4; S A C. 3; Office Girl 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Prom Comm. 3; Closs Play Comm. 3, 4; Mosque Gr Gavel 4; Annual Staff 4. BILL REVELL Baseball 1, 2; Laurel Leaves King 1; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3. WILMA ARLENE ROMAN Girls' State Alternate 3; Class Ploy Comm. 3, 4; Banquet Comm. 3; Office Girls 3, 4; Laurel Leoves Staff 3, 4; Ouill £r Scroll 4; Annual Staff 4. GEORGE LEE SAFFEELS Transfer from Joliet, Montana 2; Play Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Quill Or Scroll 3, 4; M.I.E.A. 4; Annual Stoff 4; Laurel Leaves 4; Class Ploy 4; Secretary to Mrs. Lorson 4. ELSIE JOAN SCHLAGEL F.H.A. 1, 3; G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 2; Sponish Club 2, 3, Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 3, 4; Secretary to Miss Roscoe 4; Annual Stoff 4. JERRY GENE SHELDON T Cj I Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Prom Comm. 3; Science Club 3; Announcement Comm. 4. REX SOMMERS Footboll 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball ), 2, 3, 4; Trock 1. 2. 3. 4; S A C. 3. 4; T I Club 4; Letterman 2, 3, 4. KAYE LYNN STAIGER Pep Club 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 2; Laurel Leaves Staff 2, 3; Queen of Laurel Leoves 3; Class Sec. 3; Class Play 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Spanish Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; Junior Red Cross Representative 2; Announcement Comm. 4; Annual Stoff 4; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; High School Week 4. VIRGINIA LEA STEHMAN Transfer from Kremlin, Montana 4; Class Play Comm. 4. ELSIE MAY STEVENSON G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Pres. 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Letterwoman 1, 3; Prom Comm. 3; Librarian 3; Science Club 4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Office Girl 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Secretory to Mr. Roberts, 4. GERALDINE LEE TINNES Spanish Club 2; F.H.A. 3, 4. GERALD ELDEN UNGEFUG Science Club 2; Closs Play Comm. 3; Operators Club 4; Class Play 4; T Gr I Club 3, 4. JOHN RICHARD WILLIAMS Class President 3, 4; Annual Editor-in-Chief 4; Operators Club I, 2, 3, 4; S.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletics Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter-man I, 2, 3, 4; Laurel Leaves Staff 1, 3, 4; Quill Gr Scroll 3, 4; Class Vice President 2; Boys' State Delegate 3; Play Comm. 3, 4; Band 4; Class Play Cast 4; Mosque Gavel 4; Prom Gr Banquet Comm. 3; High School Week 4. ROY EVERETT WILLIAMS Transfer from Beffry, Montana 3; Class Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; T I Club 4; Senior Class Play 4. SENIOR HISTORY OFFICERS Dick Williams Shirley Collins _________________ Joyce Hafer Ernest Freund____________________ President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer We started our freshman year with the following officers: Dan Freund, president; Rex Sommers, vice-president; Pat Gallagher, secretary; Boh Conner, treasurer; Miss Roseoe, sponsor; Gordon Frank, Dan Freund, Dick Williams, and Dennis Johnson, Student Government; Shirley Collins and Ernest Freund, S. A. C.; Pat Bundy and Bill Revell, Laurel Leaves candidates. We won selling honors in the Laurel Leaves subscription drive. We also sponsored a good posture campaign and Pat Gallagher was crowned queen. Our sophomore year started with Joan Greening as president; Dick Williams, vice-president; John Pewitt, secretary; Marge Hughes, treasurer; Miss Roseoe, sponsor; Joan Greening, Dan Freund, Billie Hilderman, Ernest Freund, Student Government; Bob Conner and Joyce Hafer, Laurel Leaves candidates. Joyce won the selling honors this year for the Laurel leaves drive. We sponsored a dance and raffled off an RCA Victor record player and also held several candy sales. Finally we reached our junior year and went to work to earn money for the Junior-Senior Prom. To do this we sold at the football and basketball games. Under the direction of Miss Roseoe and Dick Williams, president; Marvin Fox, vice-president; Kaye Staiger, secretary; Ernest Freund, treasurer; Ken Ellingson, concession manager, we got through our junior year. Miss Doris Amtzen was also one of our sponsors during this year. Kaye Staiger and Virginia Baldwin were co-queens for the Laurel Leaves. Lenna Ferrin and Joyce Hafer were our Girls’ State representatives. Dan Freund, Ernest Freund and Dick Williams were our Boys’ State representatives. CLASS COLORS Lavender and White CLASS MOTTO ‘Every addition to liuman knowledge is an addition to human power.” SENIOR HOROSCOPE SENIORS: LIKES NOTED FOR FOUND PROBABLY WILL BE Virginia Baldwin Don giggle in her car artist Ronald Behm policemen speeding around in jail Edith Belile people cold hands home receptionist Dorothy Bernhardt to drive steno speed duplicating efficient secretary Jerry Bernhardt Lenna hunting at Lenna’s diesel engineer Jessie Boylan Bill being quiet at the Mill housewife Shirley Brown Bob laugh anyplace Mr. Sielrert’s secretary Pat Bundy boys dimples in her red Ford “Little Egypt” Shirley Collins domestic life her hair in the kitchen perambulator propellor Bob Connor hunting drawing building boats the silent type Richard Deis chemistry? strength sweeping the school chemist at refinery Thomas Deis his car good nature at the Boy’s bookkeeper Kenney Ellingson his car bashfulness driving hermit Eugene Emineth to swim bowling Bowling Alley pin boy at Bowling Alley Lenna Ferrin bookkeeping sweet disposition at Wold’s C. P. A. James Fox to tease eyes around town farmer Marvin Fox to be quiet shyness on the farm farmer Barbara Frank to talk her laugh reading around Dan Freund a cheerleader sports at LaRue’s coach Ernest Freund collecting money collecting money counting money miser Marietta Fujio Jim being small writing to Alaska in Chicago Jeanne Gallagher to dream being absent minded wandering still a Freshman at Eastern Patty Gallagher older men ideas singing a gay divorcee Lauretta Gill sewing quietness at home school teacher Robert Gradwohl a good time grin Texaco station air force man Joan Greening $ clothes Park City executive Laura Gunnels twirling removing her shoes any place, any time majorette Joyce Hafer to be happy being short in “J” room Editor in chief of Laurel Outlook Richard Hageman Ronnie being a twin at Kaye’s rancher Ronald Hageman Richie being a twin at Sherry’s businessman Melvin Harding girls his driving in his car race driver Carolyn Harvey New York jokes at Shirley’s M. C. of People Are Funny 22 Norma Helterbran Sherry Hovey Marge Hughes Ralph Hurzeler Barbara Jordan Willimina Kellogg John Kelly Marlene Lenhardt Henry Lich Curtis Lorash Wallace Mikesell Eldon Mooney Rose Munoz Joan Murphy Jim Murry Richard Nicholas Pat Ostwald Isabelle Peterson John Pewitt Betty Reiter Jean Renner Bill Revell Wilma Ronan George Saffeels Elsie Schlagel Jerry Sheldon Rex Sommers Kaye Staiger Virginia Stehman Elsie Stevenson Gerry Lee Tinnes Elden Ungefug Dick Williams Roy Williams SENIOR HOROSCOPE ’40 Chevy coupe delight in arguing with Terry dry cleaner’s wife to smile her voice with Ronnie race horse owner Carl her eyes with Garl happily married fishing nicknames Safeway’s butcher Science fiction scientific interests her dad's garage truck driver Wyoming her red pickup writing to Wyoming housewife photography free taxi service in the hills oil driller dates dimples here and there still looking girls his grin Texaco station devoted husband guns freckles with Ken bachelor to draw his height relaxing mechanic hiking his laugh in his pickup mechanic to loaf brown eyes on the farm chorus girl books easy going shopping in Billings bridal consultant dancing his excuses on a party Democratic union lawyer science red hair working mechanic Economics poodle hair cut library 1st 2nd grade teacher food her smile at the Mill secretary everybody profile at Marilyn’s Democratic leader in Gongress weddings complexion at Hart’s Pond’s model music dancing being fun asking for the car home manager boxing his physique in his “shot” rod grease monkey lots of fun red hair milking tows farmer his hair answers rushing to Sociology efficiency expert mimeographing bookkeeping a the Red White English teacher food delivery truck up town mechanic wrestling his beard at practice body guard music complexion studying nurse husband fine features at P. C. college graduate parties parties on a party having parties dancing roller skating roller dome still smiling girls smile good question! okay to eat perpetual wit heckling Miss Roscoe big executive his car curly hair with Jean merchant marine 23 II. K Lenna Ferrin and Joyce Hafer, 1952 delegates to Girl's State. HONORS Dick Williams, Ernest Freund and Dan Freund, 1952 delegates to Boy’s State. Barbara Jordan. Saluta-torian, and Kaye Staiger. Valedictorian, of the 1953 graduating class. Laurel High School’s Marching Band which received a 1 rating in the Annual Music Festival. Joan Murphy, winner of the state award for Editorial writing, presents the trophy she won for Laurel to Dan Freund. 24 Arlene Johnson, Laurel’s candidate for Queen of Kid’s Dav. Alvina Huschka, Queen, and Dean Frank, King, of the Laurel Leaves Dance. Peggy Armstrong Harley Behm Ronnie Behm Ann Bishop Robert Boyd Jack Budge Louanne Campbell Jim Cantrell Tony DeCarlo Marilyn Erickson Marianne Everett Sharen Foote Carl Fox Lorraine Fox Darlene Frank Dolores Frank Josephine Frank Marian Frank Cary Freebury Wayne Freeman Diek Fritzler Dorothy Gabel Kathleen Gary Joan Goats Dorothy Comer Keith Comon Gary Hageman Elmer Hagen Mary Harper Betty Hergett Stephen Hurzeler Joyce Jordan Jav Kaiserman Wilma Kamp Betty Kass Connie Kass. 27 Bill Klein Judy McLamon Shirley Koch Jerry Miller John Lawson Grace Ness Gene Leach Jim Porter Charlene Morrell LaRue Ostwalt Delphine Ott Betty Reiter Don Reynolds Lee Richardson Frances Ronan Bob Schessler Joan Schiller Carol Schutzman Jim Severens Gerry Sorg 28 Dolores Stenerson Kay Williams Cilbert Theil President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Sponsors OFFICERS __________________________Wilma Kamp _______________________Gary Freebury _______________________ Laurie Adams _______________________Lloyd Vadnais Dick Weiber, Tony DeCarlo Fred Seibert, Betty Jane Boswell Richard Weiber June Zager The junior class sold at the football games, basketball games, and at a square dance. They sold candy, hot dogs, and sundaes after school to earn money for the Prom and Banquet on May 2. They sponsored a Halloween Dance on October 31. Their class play, “I Remember Mama, was directed by Miss Audrey Helbing. The candidates for the Laurel Leaves Queen were—Shirley Koch, Judy McLamon, Laurie Adams, and Marilyn Erickson. Marilyn Erickson was crowned queen. The candidates for the Laurel Leaves King were—Bob Schessler, John Lawson, Tony De-Carlo, and Dick Fritzler. Bob Schessler was crowned king. The candidates for Girls’ State were—Louanne Campbell, Ann Bishop, Sharen Foote, Marilyn Erickson, La Rue Ostwalt, Joyce Jorden, and Wilma Kamp. Louanne Campbell and Ann Bishop were chosen as the representatives. Delegates for this year’s Boys’ State are: Jay Kaiserman, Lloyd Vadnais, and Bob Schessler. 29 just peasant girls letting down their curls. Mrs. Lackman, Mrs. Behm, and Richard Deis make our school look nice. Does Wilma or the dog have Halitosis? Clean-up day when Albert Visser and Tony DeCarlo came Shirley Koch’s way. Clean-up day at Miss Gunderson’s with Dick and Ernie in the way. LIGHTER Pillows fly when Kamp and Koch try. MOMENTS SOPHOMORES Sharon Allen Phyllis Behm Amy Allwin Ted Birkland Jeanette Anest Kay Boughton Lewis Andrews Bonnie Bovlan Kiehard Armstrong Vicky Bradford Mvrna Bradley Jeannie DeCarlo Elmer Brown Darlene Decker Lee Byrd Donna Deis Paulette Cook Darryl Dille Muretta Coulter Shirlee Eberhardt Millie Ehrlick Melvin Fen-in Lela Fox Lila Fox Shirley Fox Leonard Frank Shirley Frank Delores Frickel Hita Fujio Barbara Calusha Jerry Geise Eugene George Virginia Gomer Barbara Gomon Callie Gregg Shirley Gremmer David Groll Clayton Hagen JoAnn Hergett John Herink 33 — James Kaiserman Maida Leland Gerry Kaufman Eddie 1 , -i it 11 1 1 Arlene Johnson Robert Larson Alvina Huschka Robert Kautz Arlene Huschka Robert Lane Ronald Markovich Dwight Mills Filmor McBBride Patricia McKinney Melvin Metzger Lois Morin Emily Munoz Terri Murphy Martin Magnus Dick Michael 3d Phyllis Noel Jrne Paronto Lois Porter Pat Price Jere Quinn Hose Marie Rafferty Marjorie Reiter Ronald Reiter Charles Rodgers Gay Rolison George Ruff Ronald Tinnes Alvin Saffeels Albert Visser Jerry Shay John Streeker Duane Tinnes Ronald Volmer Martha Wagner Roger Wold 35 Charlene Wood Judy Woodard Marlene Yurian NOT PICTURED Betty Pastian Lance Vadnais Under the direction of Miss Rose Sampson, the frosh started their first year in Laurel High School. Duane Tinnes was chosen as president; Shirley Frank, vice-president; Larry Homing, secretary; Ronald Markovich, treasurer; Pat Price and Eddie Leuthold, S. A. C. representatives. As freshmen, they sponsored a square dance and a few candy sales. Laurel Leaves King and Queen were Dean Frank and Alvina Huschka. Sophomores sponsored a semi-forinal dance and a hat dance. They also sold candy at the grade schools. Eddie Leuthold Johnny Strecker David Groll----- Phyllis Noel Elmer Brown ... Amy Allwin OFFICERS President Vice-President ________________ Secretary Treasurer S. A. C. Representative S. A. C. Representative Ellen Abarr La Donna Adams Mary Ellen Albertus Ollie Mae Andrews Ellen Arden Sharon Behm Joyce Bernhardt Grayce Boucher Shirley Brano Danny Branstetter Elmer Dolechek Hobert Fox Bemadine Getz Hohert Hanson Shirley Erl) Janice Frank Carol Goats Gladys Henry Mae Everett Barbara Gerard Carlos Gonzales Jim Hettinger John Edgmond Evelyn Frank Leonard Gill Hosellu Hart Gladys Hughes Dick Kass Carolyn Hurzeler Joan Huntington Maria Kelly Stanley Kinney Phyllis Jordan Carol Klein Jack Hoppel Maynard Kasner X Lorraine Lich Warren Meyers Norman Lorash Sharon Michael Arnold Martian Walter Michael Willis McCann Ronald Nlikel Nlarilee McLarnon Fern Ness 40 Jim Ramsey Jim Resser Joan Schneider Harlean SegmiHer George Stevenson Marilvn Vrolmer Virginia Thomas Marlene Walter Nadine Qntko Alberta Ropp Jack Sekora Beverly Thomson Gleo Ostwald Bill Scalise Lloyd Slater Mary Anne Vaughn Thomas Prill Maridy Schiller Charles Sorenson Robert Vogel 41 Lawrence Wetch James Wilhelm Beverly Wilson Ronnie Wright Annabelle Zager Joyce Yeager NOT PICTURED—Clark Johnson The freshman class, sponsored by Mr. Robert Sawhill, chose as its officers, Bill Scalise, president; Carol Klein, secretary; Carolyn Hurzeler. treasurer; Ronnie Wright and Mary Ellen Albertos, SAC representatives. The class sponsored cooky and candy sales, and they presented a Sadie Hawkins Day15 incc on February 21. In the mock election, Geot e Stevenson was the freshman judge, and Annabelle Zagar and Marge Byrd were elected clerks. Joe Yisser and Joyce Bernhardt were the freshman candidates for Laurel Leaves King and Queen. The class voted to accept the three-year contract for class rings. 42 43 TOP ROW: Wilma Kamp, Bob Lane. Don Dille. Mary Ann Vaushn. Joan Greening. Eddie Leuthold. Jack Sekora. Richard Hageman. Ronald Hageman. Dan Freund. Gary Freebury. Dick Williams. Bob Schessler. Lance Vadnais. Kaye 8taiger, Fern Ness. Harley Behm. Oladys Hughes. SECOND ROW Joyce Jordan. Kay Williams. Grace Ness. Virginia Baldwin. Wayne Freeman. Ronnie Wright. Maynard Kasner. Gerry Geise. John Cromwell. Ivan Ness. Ronnie Tlnnes. Don Wetsch. Barbara Williams. 8hirley Frank. Darryl Dille. Heidi Albertus. La Rue Ostwald. THIRD ROW: Larry Mays. Fred Huntington. Lee Van Nice. Georgie Andrews. Virginia Thomas. Mary Ellen Albertus Barbara Jordan. Ardyth Ness. Isabelle Peterson. Janet Morrison. 8andra 8hotwell. Joan Huntington. Wlllimlna Kellogg. Pat Bundy BOTTOM ROW: Helen Hughes. Orene Price. Gwen Rockvam. Phyllis Jordan. Lael Freebury. Joyce Burke. Carol Goats. Denny Behm. Po Murry. Marjorie Byrd. Warren Frank. Bruce Ttsor. Sammy Frank Elected Band officers of the 64-piece hand were: Dan Freund, president; Eddie Leuthold, vice president; Barbara Jordan, secretary and treasurer; Virginia Baldwin, librarian; and Harley Behm, publicity manager. The Band played at three home football games and performed during half-time at Billings Central. During basketball season, pep music was furnished at 10 home games with three half-time shows, plus a performance at Roundup game during half-time. The entire Band went to the Southern Division Class B Basketball Tournament at the Shrine Auditorium. An invitation was received by the band to play at a Mustang baseball game in May. Concerts were played on November 21, at Christmas with the Clee Club, and on March 26. Laurel was the host for the Tri-County Festival on April 24. The Band attended the Music Festival in Billings on May 9. As in 1952, the Laurel Band received a first division rating in the Billings Festival. New instruments purchased for the Band included a set of tymps, one French horn, and a glockenspiel. 44 NOT PICTURED: Clark Johnson Band Officers F. H. A. The Laurel Chapter of Future Homemakers of America, a national organization for girls enrolled in homemaking and promoting the goals of better home and family life, progressed notably this year under the leadership of President Dolores Frank. Other officers included: vice-president, Betty Reiter; secretary, Darlene Frank; treasurer, Bonniee Boylan; parliamentarian, Norma Brown; historian, Ann Bishop; song leader, Lorraine Lich; reporter, Marp Harper. I he fall s activities included a freshmen initiation ceremony, attendance at the district convention in Livingston, an all-school assembly during national F. H. A. Week, a Christmas party for pre-school children, and several fund raising projects. Betty Hergett was elected to the position of district vice-president at the district convention in October. Activities for the second semester were varied. A roller skating party, a popcorn and fudge party, a hobo dance, and a picnic entertaining prospective new meml ers, constituted the social portion of the spring program. Other more serious programs related to homemaking were also presented at Spring semester meetings. TOP ROW: Ann Bishop. Pal McKinney. Shirley Br no. 8haron Michael. Mary Harper. Miss Betty Jane Boswell. Terri Murphy. Janice Frank. Norma Brown. June Paronto. Shirley Frank. SECOND ROW Darlene Frank. Lorraine Lich. Marjorie Reiter. Dolores Frank. Joyce Yager. Belly Reiter. Cleo Ost-wald, Rosella Hart. Barbara Oomon. BOTTOM ROW: Bonnie Boylan. Edith Bellle. LaDona Adams. Shirley Brown. Sharon Behm. Maria Kelly. Betty Hergett. Barbara Oerard. Bernadlne Getz. Beverly Thomson. G. A. A. The G.A.A. functioned this year under the able leadership of Mrs. McGarry, sponsor; Millie Ehrlich, president; Grace Ness, S.A.G.; and Louanne Campbell, secretary-treasurer. The girls proved their athletic ability by sponsoring volleyball and basketball tournaments. They attended playdays in Powell and Bozeman. Those attending the Powell Playday were: Phyllis Behm, Norma Brown, Donna Deis, Mae Everett, Marianne Everett, Mary Alice Foos, Lorraine Fox, Dorothy Gabel, Mary Harper, June Paronto, Gal Rolison, and Frances Ronan. The girls’ activities for the year were: Basketball, volleyball, tumbling, baseball, dancing, and badminton. They earned letters by participating in these various sports. TOP ROW: Lorraine Fox, Arlene Johnson, June Paronto, Grace Ness, Marianne Everett, Norma Brown, Barbara Galusho, Mary Ann Vaughn, Mary Harper, Terri Murphy, Shirley Grem-mer, Wilma Kamp. SECOND ROW: Milly Ehrlich, Judy Woodward, Phyllis Behm, Betty Hergett, Dorothy Gabel, Amy Allwin, Mae Everett, Kay Boughton, Sharon Michael, Ollie Mae Andrews, Frances Ronan. BOTTOM ROW: Beverly Wilson, Jeonnie DeCarlos, Pat Price, Louanne Campbell, Mary Alice Foos, Gay Rolison, Delores Frickel, Jo Ann Hergett, Donna Deis, Charlene Wood. Not pictured: Martha Wagner, Gerry Sorg, Pat McKinney. Mauretta Coulter, Poule-tte Cook, Ann Bishop, Sharon Allen. LEFT—Championship Basketball Team RIGHT —Championship Volleyball Team MIXED CHORUS The Girls’ Glee Club has sung for the American Legion, Eastern Star, and for P. T. A., when they presented a skit. They participated in a joint concert with the band in the fall, and in a concert with the mixed chores in the spring. Plans were made to sing for the polio victims at St. Vincent Hospital. The Glee Club also took part in the Billings Music Festival, where they received a “2” rating. TOP ROW: Arlene Johnson, Virginia Gomer, Terri Murphy, Lauretta Gill, Shirley Gremmer, Shirley Frank, Anno Wetsch SECOND ROW: De-lores Stenerson, Mary Ellen Albertus, Lela Fox. Lois Porter, Millie Ehrlick, Rose Marie Rafferty, Barbora Galusha. THIRD ROW: Rito Fujio, Donna Deis, Jeanme DeCarlo, Lila Fox, Louanne Campbell, My mo Bottger, Marietta Fujio. 47 LAURELS' TOP ROW: Carolyn Harvey. Elsie Stevenson. Dick Williams. Elsie Schlagel. SECOND ROW: Marge Hughes. Lenna Ferrin. John Pewitt. Ronald Hageman. Richard Hageman. Ken Elllngson. Curtis Lorash. Kaye 8talger THIRD ROW Joan Murphy. Dorothy Bernhardt. Ernest Freund. Dan Freund. Joan Greening. John Kelly. Virginia Baldwin. George 8affeels. Sherry Hovey. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Hafer. Jean Renner. Pat Bundy. Pat Ostwald. Marlene Lenhardt. Shirley Collins. Barbara Frank. Willimina Kellogg. Norma Helterbran. Wilma Ronan. Barbara Jordan Editor in Chief............................................................. Dick Williams Photography............................................................. Ernie Freund, Editor Dan Freund, Norma Helterbran. Barbara Jordan, George Saffeels, Eugene George Advertising.......................................................................Kaye Staiger, Manager Carolyn Horvey, Joyce Hafer Subscriptions......................................................................Pat Ostwolt, Manager John Pewitt, Ronald Hageman Business Manager.............................................................. Shirley Collins Art..................................................................... Jean Renner, Editor Virginia Baldwin, Bob Conner, Wallace Mikesell Reporters: Wilma Ronan, Dan Freund, Elsie Schlagel, Barbara Frank, Ernie Freund, Elsie Stevenson, Marge Hughes, Norma Helterbron, Joan Murphy, Lenna Ferrin, Sherry Hovey, Virginia Baldwin, Joan Greening, Joyce Hafer, John Kelly. Make-up: Elsie Schlagel, Barbara Frank, George Saffeels, Barbara Jordan, Lenna Ferrin, Sherry Hovey, John Kelly. Sponsor....................................................................... Helen Kamerzell THE LAURELS SUBSCRIPTION DAY ADVISER AND EDITOR LEAVES TOP ROW Phyllis Behm. 8h� ren Foote. Marilyn Erickson. Terri Murphy. Lorrain: Crawford. Dick Williams. Mrs Lois Elda Larson. Sponsor. Richard Hageman: 8ECOND ROW Mary Alice Foos. Frances Ronan. Wilma Kamp. Arlene Johnson. Vicky Bradford. Ann Bishop. Kay Williams. Charles Rodgers. Ken Ellington. Dick Wleber. Ed Leuthold. Richard Nicholas THIRD ROW’: Bob Bryan. David Groll. Jim Cantrell. Jeanne Chalmers. Dorothy Oomer. Betty Reiter. 8hlrley Frank. Bhlrley Oremmer. Dolores Frank. Darlene Frank. Carolyn Hurzeler. Wayne Freeman, Oary Hageman: FOURTH ROW: Kathleen Oary. Lou-nne Campbell. Norma Helterbran. Isabelle Peterson. V.rglnia Brldwtn. Jeanne Gallagher. Marge Hughes. Wilma Ronan. Jean Renner. Willie Kellogg. Janet Morrison. Pat Bundy. Richard Armstrong; SEATED John Kelly. Joan Murphy. Joyce Hafer. Joan Oreenlng. Barbara Jordan, Shirley Collins. George Saffeels. The publication of the Laurel Leaves is in its twenty-third year. The Journalism class published the Southern Divisional, Class B, basketball programs. Mrs. Lois Elda Larson is adviser of Laurel Leaves. The piijx'r was this year elected as president of the state. Joan Creening presided at their meeting at Inter-scholastic at MSU. The staff consists of 17 journalism students and 42 volunteer students. The Laurel Leaves is co-edited by Joyce Hafer and Joan Greening; associate editor, Joan Murphy; business manager, Barbara Jordan; feature edi- tors, Isabelle Peterson, and Shirley Collins; alumni editor, Wilma Honan. This year the Laurel Leaves received first rating in the National Scholastic Press Asociation and was asked to send delegates this summer to the N.S.P.A. at the University of Minnesota. The Laurel Leaves earned a Superior rating at MIEA. Joan Murphy won first in the State for editorial writing. She received a personal trophy, and one for Laurel High School. Isabelle Peterson earned the Silver Key award as the outstanding journalist. CO-EDITORS AND ADVISOR LEAVES READERS LAUREL LEAVES LETTERWOMEN LETTERWOMEN TOP ROW: Millie Ehrlick, Marianne Everett, June Paronto, Mary Harper. SECOND ROW: Delores Frickel, Jeonnie De Ccrlo, Mae Everett. BOTTOM ROW: Amy Allwin, Louanne Campbell, Betty Hergett, Frances Ronan. LETTERMEN LETTERMEN BACK ROW: Dick Williams, Jim Kaiserman, Dan Freund, Rex Sommers, Jim Murry, Richard Hogeman, Ronald Hageman, John Herink, Joy Kaiserman, Gene Leach, Ed Leuthold, Dick Wieber, and Gary Hagemon. FRONT ROW: Duane Tinnes, Lee Byrd, Eugene Emineth, Bill Revell, Dick Fritzler, Wayne Freeman, Bob Lane, John Lawson, Bob Schessler, Jim Resser, Jerry Geise, David Groll, and Coach Roberts. 50 OFFICE GIRLS LIBRARIANS Marlene Lenhardt, Wilma Ronan, Jeanne Gallagher, Mrs. Roxene Harmon, Elsie Stevenson, Pat Gallagher, Louanne Campbell. STANDING: Pat Ostwcld, Jeanne Chalmers, Darlene Fronk, Shirley Brown, Jerry Bernhardt, Betty Reiter, Pat Bundy, Marlene Lenhardt. SEATED: Laurie Adams, Marianne Everett, Sharen Foote, Marilyn Erickson, Morge Hughes. 51 STANDING: Miss Helbing, Ernie Freund, Kay Williams, Dick Willioms, Virginia Baldwin, Eugene Emmeth, Norma Helterbran, Jean Renner. SEATED: Joan Murphy, John Pewitt, Richard Hagemon, Ronald Hogeman, Jim Murry, Joan Greening. Not pictured: Barbara Jordan. MASQUE § GAVEL Masque Gavel was organized by the speech class with Miss Audrey Helhing as adviser. The officers were elected at the first meeting with John Pewitt, president; Kay Williams, vice-president; Joan Greening, secretary-treasurer; and Joan Murphy, student council representative. They held a dance on March 27 to raise money to pay for the royalty on the play, “The Informer,” presented at Eastern, March 27 and 28, and for a school assembly. Members of the cast were Marilyn Erickson, Joan Greening, Ann Bishop, Ed Leuthold. Bob Bryan. John Lawson. Jim Porter, and Dick Fritzler. Marilyn Erickson won Best Actress Award for her performance. An initiation of new members was held May 5 in the auditorium following a dinner in the Home Economics room. CHARTER MEMBERS Eugene Emineth Ernest Freund Richard Hageman Ronald Hageman Jim Murry John Pewitt Dick Williams Virginia Baldwin Joan Greening Norma Helterbran Barbara Jordan Joan Murphy Jean Renner Kay Williams TOP ROW: Barboro Galusha, Kaye Boughton, Leonard Gill, Lee Davis, Jack Sekora, Jim Kaiserman, Ed Leuthold, Jay Kaiserman, Richie Hogeman, Ronnie Hageman, Gary Freebury, Gary Hogeman, Bob Schessler. SECOND ROW: Barbara Goman, Lauretta Gill, Carolyn Harvey, Virginia Gomer, Shirley Gremmer, Millie Ehrlick, Ardyth Ness, Glodys Hughes, Lois Porter, Vicky Bradford, Shoren Foote, Grace Ness, Elsie Stevenson, Marge Hughes. THIRD ROW: Dolores Stenerson, Mary Alice Foos, Jeannie De Carlo, Betty Hergett, Dorothy Gable, Phyllis Behm, Fern Ness, Anna Wetsch, Lorraine Crawford, Terri Murphy, Kaye Williams, Laurie Adams, Arlene Johnson, Wayne Freeman, Dovid Groll, Richard Deis, BOTTOM ROW: LaDona Adams, tAyrna Bottger, Donna Deis, Charlene Wood, Amy Allwin, Marie Kelly, Pat Bundy, Pat Gallagher, Shirley Collins, Shirley Brown, Darlene Decker, Joyce Jordan, Carolyn Hurzler, Louanne Campbell, Pat Price, Kathleen Gary. MIXED CHORUS The Laurel Mixed Chorus, directed by Mr. Rolf Johnson, has 54 members who attend the early morning practice two times a week. They helped present the Christmas program, December 18. An Annual Spring Vocal Concert was held April 21 in the auditorium with Pat Bundy and Shirley Collins as soloists. They received a “1” rating in Billings in the class B division of the Midland Empire Music Festival, May 9, and sang for the evening program. They sang for Commencement exercises. May 28, accompanied by the band. Members of the Chorus board of directors are: Ed Leuthold, chairman; Marge Hughes, Sharen Foote. Jim Kaiserman, and Pat Price. OPERATORS CLUB The Operator’s Club was organized in 1949 upon the purchase of a 16 millimeter movie projector. It consists of students who are interested in learning about and operating the machine. The members assist the administration and faculty in the presentation of various educational films used in the supplementing of classroom instruction. The new method of posting the new coming films on the bulletin board gives every one an equal chance and they can make arrangements ahead of their film. 8TANDING: Jim Pox. Jay Kalserman. Richard Hageman. Kenny Elllnsson. Jim Murry. John Pewltt. Martin Magnus. John Kelly. Dick Williams. 8EATED: Lee Richardson. Eldon Ungefug. Dick Prltzler. Richard Dels. 54 PEP CLUB Marge Hughes presided at Pep Club meetings this year, assisted by Kay Williams as vice president, Patty Gallagher, secretary, and Joan Murphy, treasurer. Wayne Freeman represented the club in Student Council. Miss Jeanne Gunderson was sponsor Pep assemblies heard new yells introduced this year, and cheered the skits presented by the Pep Club. The members worked during football season to decorate goal posts and during basketball season to make banners for the gym. Treasurer Murphy was happy to record receipts from the sale of pom-poms, which had been manufactured by members themselves. TOP ROW: Elsie 8tevenson. Jean Gallagher. Joan Oreenlng 8ECOND ROW: Delphine Ott. Phyllis Behm. Virginia Gomer. Jeannle Chalmers. Dorothy Oomer. Sharrn Foote. Vicky Bradford. Arlene Johnson, Shirley Eberhardt. Lois Porter. Ollie Andrews. June Paronto. Barbara Galusha. Eddie Leuthold. THIRD ROW: Joan Huntington. Betty Kass. Isabelle Peterson. Judy Woodward. Beverly Wilson. Shirley Collins. Betty Hergett. Mary Alice Foos. Kay Boughton. Patricia McKinney. Gladys Hughes. Norma Helterbran. Jean Renner. David Oroll FOURTH ROW: Barbara Oerard. Bernadlne Getz. Kathleen Gary. 8haron Behm. Dorothy Gabel. Jeannle DeCarlo. Pat Bundy. June Zager. Carolyn Hurzeler. Charlene Woods. Louanne Campbell. Donna Deis. Laura Ounnels. Ellen Arden. George Ruff. SEATED: Joan Murphy Pat Gallagher Marge Hughes Kay Williams. Wayne Freeman KNEELING: Marjorie Byrd. Pat Price. Millie Ehrlick, Marllee McLarnon. Darlene Decker. La Rue Ostwald. 55 QUILL § SCROLL TOP ROW: Koy Williams, Richard Nicholas, Mrs, Larson, John Kelly, Gary Hageman. SECOND ROW: Jim Cantrell, Marge Hughes, Frances Ronan, Betty Reiter, Ann Bishop, Don Wetsch, Woyne Freemon. THIRD ROW: Willimina Kellogg. Wilmo Ronan, Jonet Morrison, Louanne Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Bob Bryan, George Saffeels, Ken Ellingson, Dick Williams, Richord Hageman, Joan Greening, Pat Bundy, Norma Helter-bran, Joyce Hafer, Kathleen Gary. SEATED: Isabelle Peterson, Virginia Baldwin, Joan Murphy, Barbara Jordan, Jean Renner, Shirley Collins. Not pictured: Jeanne Cholmers, Marilyn Erickson, Sharen Foote, Dan Freund, Dick Fritzler, Dorothy Gomer, Wilma Kamp, and June Zagar. Members of the Stella R. chapter of Quill Scroll elected to offices were: Isabelle Peterson, President, first semester; and Joan Murphy, president, second semester; Barbara Jordan, vice-president; Shirley Collins, secretary; Jean Renner, treasurer; and Virginia Baldwin SAC representative. The Quill Scroll sponsored a dance on September 27, at which the Laurel Leaves King, Dean Frank, and Queen, Alvina Huschka, were crowned. They secured advertising and published the programs for the Southern Division Class B Basketball Tournament. They are also making arrangements to sell stationery with the Laurel High School motif. Their new initiates were admitted into the chapter on May 21, after a pot-luck supper. New initiates were: Ann Bishop, Bob Bryan, Louanne Campbell, Jim Cantrell, Jeanne Chalmers, Marilyn Erickson, Sharen Foote, Dan Freund, Dick Fritzler, Kathleen Gary, Dorothy Gomer, Gary Hageman. Wilma Kamp, Richard Nicholas. Betty Reiter, Frances Ronan, Kay Williams, June Zagar, John Kelly, LaRue Ostwald, and Lloyd Vadnais. Original members are: Joyce Hafer, Richard Hageman, Norma Helterbran, Dennis Johnson, Barbara Jordan, Joan Murphy, Isabelle Peterson, Jean Renner, George Saffeels, Dick Williams, and Shirley Collins. 56 SCIENCE CLUB TOP ROW: Ken Ellingson. SECOND ROW: John Pewitt, Richard Nicholas, Bill Klein, Jock Budge, Dick Weiber. THIRD ROW: Lonce Vadnois, Eugene George. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Jordan, Virginia Baldwin, Mary Ann Vaughn, Jeon Renner, Norma Helterbron, Joon Schnider. Not pictured: Gene Leach. Miss Roseoe, head of the chemistry department, again had charge of this organization. The club reorganizes every year and is open to anyone interested in science. The group selected Laboratory Defectives for their name and held their meetings twice a month on the second and fourth Thursdays. Officers elected were: Norma Helterbran. president; Lance Vadnais, secretary-treasurer; Ken Ellingson, lab technician; Barbara Jordan, student council representative; Joan Murphy, recorder. The type of meetings was governed by the likes of the members. With the aid of Eugene George's telescope, the class made a study of the stars. Other interesting projects were making a display of fossils and a study of space travel. Before After SPANISH CLUBS TOP ROW: Jerry Jackson. Miss Jeanne Ounde son. Sponsor: Richard Hageman. Kaye Stalger. Ronald Hageman: SECOND ROW: Harley Behm. Mary Anne Vaughn. Jeanette Anest. Joan Ooats. Don Dille. Gary Hageman; THIRD ROW: Harlean Segmiller, Maida Leland. Vlnita Oregg. Lois Porter. David Oroll. Carol Goats. Oene Oeorge. Jack Hoppel. Jerry Miller; FOURTH ROW: Ellen Arden. Joan Schneider. 8hirley Erb. Carlos Gonzales. Phyllis Jordan. Bob Bryan. Marilyn Volmer. Joyce Bernhardt NOT PICTURED: Dick Bray. Evelyn Frank. “Los Hidalgos Sonriendos,” the club from Spanish II class, had a Christmas Assembly with Spanish I which featured a play on Christmas in Mexico that included Spanish games and dances. During their meetings they have had dances and songs concerning the South American Countries. Spanish food has been served at some of their meetings. They have sponsored candy sales to earn money for the purchase of club pins. “El Para iso De Los Holgazanes,” composed of members of Spanish I class, participated in the joint Christmas assembly with Spanish II. Spanish songs and dances and reports about Spanish-speaking countries have been given during their meetings. They sponsored a hay ride to which they invited Spanish II members and their guests. Christmas SPANISH I Mary Anne Vaughn President Shirley Erb Vice President Harley Behm Secretary Jack Hoppel Treasurer Joan Coats Student Council Assembly SPANISH II Kaye Staiger President Bichard Hageman Vice President David Croll Secretary Jeannette Anest Treasurer Jerry Jackson Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW: Ronnie Wright. Jerry Jackson. Dick Wieber. Elmer Brown. Bob 8chessler. Dan Freund. Bill 8callse; 8ECOND ROW Tony DeCarlo. Wilma Kamp. Ed Leuthold. Dick Williams. Joan Goats. Virginia Baldwin. Rex 8ommers. Wayne Freeman; BOTTOM ROW: Joyce Hafer. Barbara Jordan. Amy Allwln. Grace Ness. 8hlrley Brown. Mary Ellen Albertus. NOT PICTURED: Shirley Gremmer. Joyce Jordan. The Student Council was organized in the fall by representatives from the various classes and organizations, with Mr. William A. West as advisor. The council sponsored the annual Christinas formal which was held during Christmas vacation. During the year, they held a locker campaign to neaten the appearance of our halls and school by cleaning up messy lockers. They also planned and sponsored the annual spring picnic at the close of the school year. The council helped sponsor a student city election following which the students took over the management of the city for a few' days. This is going to be made an annual event. Locker Clean Christmas Formal DAN FREUND President ED LEUTHOLD Vice President JOYCE HAFER Secretary Treasurer T % I This is one of the classes in L. H. S. that actually trains the students for a job when they graduate. The future mechanics in Trades and Industries are often patronized by the townspeople. One of the most noticeable turnouts was Art Smith’s jeep. As a club they held their annual turkey raffle and also went on a roller skating party. Several of the boys attended a mechanics school held in Billings. Officers are: Jerry Bernhardt, president; Wallace Mikesell, vice-president; Ronnie Behm, secretary-treasurer. STANDING: Bill Revell, Jerry Vogel, Robert Boyd, Jerry Bernhordt, Jim Severens, Corl Fox, Eugene Emineth, Rex Sommers, Ralph Hurzeler, Ronnie Behm, Jerry Sheldon, Wallace Mikesell, Jim Murry, Jim Fox, Gene Leach, Roy Willioms, Henry Lich, Ken Ellingson, Melvin Harding, Richard Nicholas, Art Smith. SEATED: Don Wetsch, Tony DeCarlo, Elder Ungefug, Bob Gradwohl, Bob Conner, Elmer Hagen, Henry Schmidt, Eldon Mooney. TWIRLERS S TUMBLERS The twirlers, under the direction of Mrs. Rolf Johnson, meet every Thursday at 4:(M). The experienced twirlers practice with the hand Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and they also conduct a twirling class for Junior High students. Pat Price was chosen majorette for the first half of the year, and was succeeded by Vicky Bradford. The twirlers have performed at many football and basketball games. Their uniforms are maroon with gold braid. TOP ROW: Mario Kelly, Frances Ronan, Gay Rolison. SECOND ROW; Charlene Woods, Mae Everett, Grace Ness, Millie Ehrlick, Mary Alice Foos. CENTER ROW: Dorothy Gable. Not pictured: Shirley Gremmer. Ten girls were chosen for the tumbling team out of the 26 who tried out. The team meets every Monday evening for practice, and they have performed at basketball games during the season. They have purple pinafores with white satin blouses. Mrs. Genevieve McGarry directed the group. 61 SENIOR PLAY CAST Penelope Sycamore........................................Joan Murphy Alice___________________________________________________Shirley Collins Mr. DcPinna______________________________________________Emie Freund Mr. Kirby________________________________________________________Ronald Hageman Mrs. Kirby---------------------------------------------------------Kaye Staiger Grandpa____________________________________________________________Dick Williams Tony Kirby_________________________________________________________John Pewitt Ed Carmichael___________________________________________George Saffeels Essie Carmickael_________________________________________Pat Bundy Gay Wellington_________________________________----------Elsie Stevenson Olga___________________________________________________________Virginia Baldwin Boris Kolenkhov Richard Hageman Paul Sycamore_______________________________________________________Jim Murry Rheba Barbara Jordan Donald___________________________________________________John Kelly Three Men Roy Williams, Tom Deis, Richard Nicholas Wilbur Henderson....................................... Eldon Ungefug 62 JUNIOR PLAY CAST Katrin LaRue Ostwalt Mama Nlarilvn Erickson Papa Dick F'ritzler Dagmar Kathleen Garv Mr. Hyde Bob Schessler Nels Aunt Trina Ann Bishop Aunt Sigrid Marv Alice Foos Aunt Jennv Judy McLarnon Uncle Chris John Lawson Mr. Thurkelson . ... Gary Freebury Dr. Johnson VVavne Freeman A Nurse Betty Hergett Another Nurse Dorothy Gabel Soda Clerk Lee Richardson Madeline June Zagar Dorothy Schiller Kay Williams Florence Dana Vloorehead Sharen Foote 63 V Gal Doesn’t Have Any Privacy These Days. Faculty Row More Fun!!! Once in a Lifetime. School Construction. A'iri’-t Love Grand! Poker Party? ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL TOP ROW: Coach Pierre Roberts, Dennis Johnson, Bob Lone, Eugene Emineth, Elmer Brown, Richard Hage-man, Jim Murry, Joy Koisermon, Rex Sommers, Lloyd Slater, Dick Broy, Ed Leuthold, and Assistant Coach Lyle Jones. CENTER ROW: Lee Byrd, Ronnie Reiter, Jack Sekora, Jim Kaiserman, John Herink, Wayne Freemon, Maynard Kasner, and Bill Scalise. BOTTOM ROW: Monager Dick Williams, Melvin Metzger, Duane Tinnes, Dean Frank, Jack Hoppel, Dan Freund, Bill Revell, Dick Fritzler, John Lowson, Jim Cantrell, and Assistant Manager Jerry Geise. SEASON'S RECORD Games won — 1 Games lost — 7 Due to the fine spirit and will-to-win of the 1952 football squad, both coach and fans considered the season to be successful. However, the team finished the season with a very poor win and loss column, which was due to the inexperience of the team. The opening game of the season was lost to Powell, our yearly rivals, by a score of 34-25. The Billings Central Hams completely out-fought and trampled the Locomotives, for the second year in a row, by a score of 54-13. By defeating the Locomotives 31-6, the Glendive Red Devils displayed their power and exper ience, as they do every year. This year the Miles City Cowboys came up with a small, fighting team and was a very strong contender in the conference. They defeated the Locomotives 25-0, as the Laurel eleven’s offense fell apart with the loss of first string quarterback Dennis Johnson. The fifth game of the year was proof that the Locomotives were out to win, as they played very good ball; but without the services of first string guard Ed Leuthold, the defense was not up to par, and the trainmen lost, 21-6, to Sidney. Chalking up their only win of the season, Laurel played its best game against the Livingston Rangers and emerged victorious with a score of 24-8. The next game found the Locomotives matched against Lewistown. The Laurel crew was favored to win, but lost 26-13. The final game of the season still showed the Locomotives fighting with the will to win, but the Glasgow Scotties had too much power on the ground and defeated the Locomotives 39-0. 66 BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Rex Sommers, Jim Faisermon, Gene Leach, Jim Murry, Ronnie Hegemon, John Herink. CENTER: Dan Freund. BOTTOM ROW: Dick Weiber, Gory Hageman, Bob Schessler, Ducne Tinnes. This year's team was very' inexperienced, having only two returning lettermen, Jim Murry and Dan Freund. The team was fast, fairly tall, averaging about 6 feet, but they lacked experience which a team must have if it is to be a winner. Despite their inexperience they were always in there fighting and never giving up. The team won only 4 games while losing 17 during regular season play. The team as a whole and the majority of the players improved steadily as the season progressed. The experience and knowledge of basketball that they were taught by Coach Roberts will help them greatly in their years of basketball to come. The team got a berth in the divisional tournament by defeating Dillon 55 to 54. But they were eliminated from further tourney play by losing their next two games. Laurel Opponent Laurel Opponent 70 44 Columbus 38 63 Billings Central 42 44 Big Timber 40 44 Harlowton 29 50 Roundup 39 43 Big Timber 43 58 Hardin 44 38 Columbus 34 33 Red Lodge 47 57 Roundup 39 49 Powell 44 48 Harlowton 42 50 Hardin 50 66 Billings Central 31 48 Dillon 41 57 Worden 40 47 Anaconda Central 38 43 Red Lodge 31 43 Anaconda Central 41 50 Worden 55 49 Dillon 68 Manager Dick Williams Coach Pierre Roberts Billings Central Game Worden Game Kaiserman Shooting TOP ROW: Eddie Leuthold, Jock Sekoro, Lee Dovis, Tom Prill. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Wright, Martin Mognus, Lee Byrd, Charles Rogers, Bob Lane. BOTTOM ROW: Ronnie Markovich, Jim Contrell, Maynord Kosner, Jack Hoppel, George Ruff. The ten boys who composed the 1952-53 “B” Squad were: Lee Davis, center; Bob Lane, Bob Gerard and Lee Byrd, forwards; Jim Cantrell and Maynard Kasner, guards; Martin Magnus, George Ruff, Ronald Markovich, Jack Hoppel], Charles Rodgers, Jack Sekora and Tommy Prill were the substitutes. David Groll, Manager Because they are prospective Locomotives, they hold the title of Cabooses. During the basketball season they played seventeen games and out of this total they won seven and lost ten. Their main disadvantage was height but they show great possibilities for the coming years. B SQUAD Coach Jones BACK ROW: Rex Sommers, Jim Koisermon, Joy Koisermon, Don Freund, Lee Byrd, Duone Tinnes, and Bob Schessler. MIDDLE ROW: Leonord Gill, George Stevenson, Jim Resser, Wayne Freeman, George Ruff, Ronald Markovich, and Bob Boyd. FRONT ROW: Ronald Reiter, Jock Sekora, Maynard Kosner, Charles Wood, and Bobby Field. Lee Byrd TRACK The “53” track season started with no lettennen. Even so, they did well for themselves. In the Tri-competition meet against Billings and Hardin they placed third—against Huntley Project and Bed Lodge, second. In the Rocky Mountain invitational Jim Kaiserman took second in the high hurdles. In the Columbus invitational against Big Timber, Red Lodge, Harlowton and Columbus, Laurel took first. Three boys represented Laurel in the state interscholastic meet at Missoula. They were lim Kaiserman, hurdles; Lee Byrd, high and broad jump, and Jim Resser, sprints. Though showing well, they failed to gain any points. Earning letters in track this year were Dan Freund, Jim Resser, Jim Kaiserman and Lee Byrd. Coach Roberts Rex Sommers A Toast. Outstanding Seniors? Frosh. Who’s the Guy in the Middle? Desert Rats. Going My Way? Vadnais Inc. Things Are Looking Dark. Hubba! Hubba! Farmer Lloyd’s Market. ■ . . Spike Jones Company?! Cuh-runch!! Marilvn Monroe? Defying the Law of Gravity. Dig Those Crazy People. They Went Thataway! Mr. DePinna. AUTOGRAPHS CrlectfuccU Appliance . at LAIRD Radix Electric Phone 50 — Laurel. Montana Always A GOOD SHOW Royal Theater DR. E. C. 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