Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

CONTENTS Dedication .............................. 3 Foreword___________________________________ 4 FACULTY______________________________________ 5 Informal Faculty.......................... 9 CLASSES______________________________________10 Seniors ............................. 11 Juniors ___________________________________26 Sophomores ......................... 34 Freshmen __________________________________44 ATHLETICS____________________________________54 Football___________________________________55 Basketball_________________________________58 “B” Squad................................. 60 Track______________________________________61 G.A.A. .................................. 62 Athletic Snaps_____________________________63 ORGANIZATIONS 65 Senior Band ......................... 66 Chorus_____________________________________68 Laurel Leaves______________________________69 Librarians_________________________________70 F.H.A._____________________________________71 Spanish Clubs______________________________72 Secretaries________________________________73 Operators Club_____________________________74 F.T.A._____________________________________75 S. A.C.___________________________________76 Quill and Scroll 77 Pep Club___________________________________78 T. I.................................. 79 Twirlers and Tumblers______________________80 Annual Staff_______________________________81 Science Clubs______________________________82 Office Girls_______________________________83 Junior Class Play__________________________84 Senior Class Play__________________________85 Candid Snaps_______________________________86 Honors ____________________________________87 ADS _________________________________________89 Outdoor Snaps_____________________________100 2 Dedication OLLIE MAE ANDREWS We, the senior class of 1956, dedicate this annual to the memory of Ollie Mae Andrews, our beloved classmate and friend who passed away May 23, 1954. Ollie’s lovely personality and friendliness have left a warm spot in the heart of each of us who knew her. We, as seniors, are proud to dedicate this annual to her memory. The staff of the 1956 Laurels wishes to express its thanks and appreciation to the Farmers Union Central Exchange, Inc., for its sponsorship of the end sheets of this annual. We would like to give our thanks to the 1955 Laurels staff for their contribution toward the purchase of our new speed graphic camera. Thanks also go to Stuart Hall for his cooperation in taking and developing pictures before the camera arrived and his instruction in its use after its arrival. Special thanks go to Miss Diane Brown for the use of her foot for the print on this page. The theme of our annual this year is “Memories in Footprints” and is carried out on the division pages by feet and footprints in various arrangements. We hope these original arrangements will help you recall your high school days in the years to come. FRED W. GRAFF. B.A. University of Minnesota Superintendent WILLIAM A. WEST. B.A.. M ED. Montana State University Principal, Operators Club. Student Activity Council. CHARLOTTE J. CAULKINS. B.S. Rocky Mountain College English. Geography, F.T.A. Sponsor. Dramatics. Masque Gavel. F a c u ROBERT J. DEMING. B.A. Eastern Montana College of Ed. Assistant Coach JEANNE GUNDERSON DINGMAN. B.S. N. State Teachers College. S. D. l English. Spanish. Dramatics. Pep Club. Spanish Club. ALLEN L. FELDNER. B.S. University of North Dakota Physical Education. Athletics Coach. “L” Club. JARVIS H. HILL. B. S. University of Tennessee Chorus % ' ROLF C. JOHNSON. B E.. M ED. Montana State University Band I u c GENEVIEVE McGARRY. B.S. College of St. Teresa Biology, Physical Ed., G.A.A. Sponsor. HELEN KAMERZELL. B.S. Rocky Mountain College Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typing Annual. RAY F. KRAMER. B.A. Iowa State Teachers College Advanced Math. Algebra. General Math. Junior Class. LOIS ELDA LARSON. B.S.. M.A. Kansas State College English. Journalism. Laurel Leaves. Quill Scroll. PATRICIA MORGAN. B.S. Montana State College Home Economics, F.H.A. Sponsor. Junior Co-Sponsor. JACK NIETZ. B.S.. M.S. Montana State College Chemistry. Junior Class. General Science, Science Club. 7 B. K. PATE. B.A. BESSIE RUSSELL. B.A. Montana State University Montana State College English, World History. Librarian. Steno. Typing. Freshman Sponsor. FRED SIEBERT. A.B. Montana State University American History, Civics. Sociology. Sophomore Class. Faculty ARTHUR F. SMITH. Voc. Ed. Montana State College T I. T I Club. RICHARD H. STERRETT Drivers’ Education 8 WILBERT THURN, B. S. North Dakota State Normal and Industrial College Industrial Arts. ARTHUR F. VENTSCH. B.S. Minot State Teachers College Algebra. Geometry. Physics. Senior Class. Informal Faculty Mr. Kramer in advanced algebra Mrs. Russell correcting steno books Mr. Pate in English FRONT ROW: Beverly Thomson, Sharon Haines, Bernadine Getz, Carolyn Hurzeler, Marlene Walter, Norma Brown, Beverly Wilson, Sharon Michael, Shirley Brano, Cleo Ostwald, Maria Kelly, Anna-belle agar, Maridy Schiller. Marilee McLarnon, Grayce Boucher, Joan Huntington, June Campbell, Barbara Gerard, Joan Schneider, Alberta Ropp, Gladys Henry. SECOND ROW: Vinita Gregg, Carol Klein, Janice Frank. Fern Ness. LaDona Adams, Marge Byrd, Shirley Ann Erb, Mary Ellen Albertus, Sharon Behm, Phyllis Jordan, Dolly Osmer, Joyce Bernhardt, Rosella Hart, Bob Hanson, Warren Meyers, Ronnie Mikel, Leonard Gill. Clark Johnson, Joyce Yager, Lorraine Lich. Evelyn Frank, Helen Cantrell. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Crawford. Lorraine Tennant. Anne Gray, Judy Harper, Gladys Hughes, Mary Anne Vaughn, Ann Painter, Lloyd Slater, Wally Nelson, Lee Davis, Stan Cross, Willis McCann, Robert Vogel, James Wilhelm. Kenneth Dietrich, Charles Wood, James Ramsey. FOURTH ROW: Walter Michael. Carlos Gonzales, John Edgmond, Bob Campbell, Bob Fox, Jim Hettinger, Jack Sekora, Errol Hill, Stan Kinney, Jim Resser. Jack Hoppel, Maynard Kasner. Class of 1956 La Dona Adams FHA 1; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Laurel Leaves 3, 4; MIEA 4; Glee Club I; SAC 1; Secretary to Miss Morgan 4. Mary Ellen Albertus SAC 1, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Glee Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, News Reporter 2, Vice President 3; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4, Co-Editor 4; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Chorus 4, President 4; American Legion Essay Contest 2; Class Treasurer 2; Class President 3; MIEA 4; Girls’ State 3; Play Committee 4; High School Week; Prom Queen 4; Secretary to Mr. Hill. Sharon Danine Behm FHA 1; GAA 1; SAC 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Twirler 2, 3, 4: Majorette 4; Annual Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Queen Candidate; Daisy Mae 3. Joyce Darlene Bernhardt Masque and Gavel 3, 4; MIEA 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Glee Club 3; Secretary to Mr. Thurn 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Class Secretary 4; Laurel Leaves 4; Annual Staff 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Queen Candidate 4; Daisy Mae 1, 4. Grayce Boucher Annual Staff 4; Laurel Leaves 3, 4; Chorus 2; Prom Committee 3; Play Committee 3, 4; Librarian 3; Secretary to Mr. Jones 4. Shirley Brano FHA 1, 2, Parliamentarian 2; FTA, Secretary-Treasurer, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; GAA 2, 3, 4, Letter 4; Prom Committee 3; Play Committee 3, 4; Laurel Leaves 4; Co-Salutatori-an; High School Week 4. Norma Brown Annual Staff 4; Photography Ed. 4; CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Letter 2; Laurel Leaves 3; Librarian 3; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; SAC 2; Science Club 2; Tumbler 1; FHA 1, Parliamentarian 1. Marge Byrd Band 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2 (B) 3, 4 (A); Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; GAA 2; Play Committee 3 4; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Secretary to Miss Sprung 4. V I June Campbell Transfer from Aitkin High School, Aitkin, Minnesota 3; Prom Committee 3. Robert Campbell Transfer from Aitkin High School, Aitkin. Minnesota 3; T I Club 4; Prom Committee 3. Helen Cantrell Pep Club 4; Chorus 2. 3; Annual Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Play Committee 3. 4; Librarian 3; CAA 2. Eleanor Lorraine Crawford Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 2. 3, 4. Stanley Francis Cross Transfer from Forsyth 4; Football, Basketball, Track 4. H. Lee Davis Boys State 3; Football 2. 3, 4, Letter 3. 4; SAC 4; Basketball 1, 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Chorus I. 2, 3; FT A 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Laurel Leaves 3, 4. Kenneth Dietrich Laurel Leaves 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Prom Committee 3. John Edgmond Prom Committee 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Shirley Ann Erb Spanish Club 1. 2; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; Co-Secretary to Mr. Foote. Bob Field (not graduating) T I 3, 4. Bob Fox Prom Committee 3; T I 3, 4, Vice President 4. Evelyn Frank Spanish Club 1, 2; Chorus 2, 4; CAA 3; Secretary to Mr. Pate 4; Annual Staff 4. Janice Arlene Frank FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Treasurer 2; SAC 3; Annual Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Secretary to Mr. Smith 4. Barbara Gerard Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Librarian 3; Secretary to Mrs. Sheets 4. Bob Gerard (not graduating) T I 3. Bernadine Getz Annual Staff 4t Advertising Manager; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Masque and Gavel 3; Class Play 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Librarian 3, 4; Secretary to Mrs. Caulkins. ft � Leonard Gill Spanish Club 2. 4; T I 1. 2: Track 1. Carlos Gonzales Spanish Club 1; Football 2, 3. 4. Dorothy Ann Gray Transfer from Miles City 3; Prom Committee 3; Science Club 4; Annual Staff 4. Vinita Jane Gregg Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 3; Laurel Leaves 3. Sharon Haines Transfer from Burbank. California 3; Prom Committee 3; Laurel Leaves 4. Bob Hanson Band 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. Judy Harper Transfer from Dilworlh. Minnesota 3; Laurel Leaves 4; Annual Staff 4; Play Committee 4; Prom Committee 3. Rosella Hart FHA 1; Chorus 2; Prom Committee 3; Librarian 4: Secretary to Mrs. Larson 4. Gladys Henry FHA 1, 2. 3; Prom Committee 3. Errol Hill Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Laurel Leaves 4. Jack Hoppel Football 1. 2. 3, 4, Letter 3, 4. Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 3. 4; Laurel Leaves 1, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Class Play 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 3. Gladys Jean Hughes Band 1. 2, 4; Chorus L 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Laurel Leaves 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 2; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Masque and Gavel 3. 4. Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Play Committee 3, 4; FTA 2. Joan Huntington Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; FTA 2; SAC 2, 4; Laurel Leaves 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Band 1, 2; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; GAA 2; Class Play 3. 4; Secretary to Mr. Nietz 4. Carolyn Hurzeler Chorus I, 2, 4; Laurel Leaves 1, 4; Class Treasurer 1; SAC 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Prom Committee 3; American Legion Contest 2; Annual Staff 4; Play Committee 4; Prom Queen Candidate. Clark Johnson Band L 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. Phyllis Jordan Office Girl 4; MIEA 4; Spanish Club 1; Band 1. 3, 3, Treasurer 3; SAC 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Annual Staff 4; Laurel Leaves 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Secretary to Mr. Johnson 4. J. Maynard Kasner Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Letter 3; Boys’ State 3; Class President 4; SAC 4, President 4; Band 1, 2; Quill and Scroll 3. 4; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Laurel Leaves 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Vice President 3. Maria Kelly Tumbler 1, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2. 3; FTA 2; GAA 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 4; Librarian 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Laurel Leaves 4; Prom Committee 3; Play Committee 3; Secretary to Mrs. McGarry 4. Stan Kinney Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Prom Committee 3. Carol Klein Class Secretary 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice President 4; CAA 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; laurel Leaves 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; SAC 4; FHA 1; Prom Committee 3; Play Committee 3; Play Cast 4; Annual Staff 4; Secretary to Mrs. Herink; High School Week 4; Valedictorian 4. Lorraine Lich GAA 2; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Play Committee 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. Willis McCann T I 3, 4. Marilee McLarnon FT A 2; Chorus 2; Cheerleader 1 (A); GAA 2; Librarian 3; Quill and Scroll 4; SAC 3; Prom Committee 3; Play Committee 3; Laurel Leaves 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. Warren Meyers Basketball 2. 3. 4. Letter 3, 4. Sharon Michael CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, President 4; FHA 1, 2, Secretary 2; FT A 2, 3, District Secretary 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; SAC 4; Quill and Scroll 3. 4; Secretary 4; Masque and Gavel 3, 4, President 4; Class Vice President 2; Play Cast 3; Play Committee 4; Laurel Leaves 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; Girls State 3; Prom Committee 3; MIEA 4; Office Girl 4; High School Week. Walter Michael Prom Committee 3; T I Club 3, 4. President 4. Ronald Mikel Basketball 1. 2. 3; Football 4, Letter 4; Prom Committee 3; T I Club 3, 4. Walter Nelson T l 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Vice President 4; Basketball 3. 4. Fern Ness Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; MEA Honor Band; Laurel Leaves 4; Pep Club 2, 3, Secretary 4. Dolly Osmer Transfer from Hebron, North Dakota; Annual Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Secretary to Mr. Foote 4. Cleo Ostwald FHA 1; Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Play Committee 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff. Ann Painter Transfer from Hardin 3; Pep Club 4; Science Club 4; Chorus 4; Play Ca9t 4. James Ramsey Science Club 2. 3. 4: Chorus 4; Prom Committee 3; Play Cast 4; High School Week 4. Jim Resser T I 3. 4; Track 1, Letter 1. Alberta Ropp Pep Club 2; Chorus 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Laurel Leaves 3; Secretary to Mr. Kramer 4. Maridy Schiller Chorus 3; Pep Club 4; Play Committee 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Annual 4. Joni Schneider Spanish Club 1; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3; Annual Staff; Prom Committee 3. Jack Sekora Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Track 1, 2; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Play Cast 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. Lloyd Slater Football 2, 3; Operators Club 3, 4; T I Club 3, 4; Lettermen Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. Lorraine Tennant Transfer from Denver; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Play Committee 4. Beverly Thomson Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Play Cast 3; Prom Committee 3; Masque and Gavel 3; Chorus 3; Annual Staff 4; Play Committee 4. Mary Anne Vaughn Annual Staff 4. Co-Editor 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Play Cast 4, Play Business Manager 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Letter 3; Girls State Alternate 3; MIEA 4; Prom Committee 3; C uill and Scroll 4; SAC 4; Science Club 1. 2, 3, 4, President 2, 4; Spanish Club 1. 2, President 1, 2; MEA Honor Band 4; High School Week 4. Co-Salutatorian 4. Robert Vogel T I 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. Marlene Walter FHA 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Annua) Staff 4; Librarian 4. K James Wilhelm Prom Committee 3; Janitor 1. 2, 3. 4. Beverly Ann Wilson Twirier 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Masque and Gavel 3. 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Laurel Leaves 4; GAA 1, 2; Secretary to Mrs. Hoppel; American Legion Essay Contest 3; Prom Queen Candidate 4. Daisy Mae 2. Charles Wood Basketball 1; Football 1; Track 1, 2; Masque and Gavel 3, 4 Prom Committee 3; Play Cast 3, 4, Business Manager 3. Joyce Yager FHA 1; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4; Secretary to Mr. Deming. Annabelle Zagar Class Secretary 3; SAC 2, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4; GAA 2; Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice President 4; Laurel Leaves 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Secretary to Mr. Feldner 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Short Story Contest Winner 3; Librarian 3; Prom Committee 3. iNOT PICTURED Jim Hettinger CLASS OFFICERS Maynard Kasner President Wally Nelson __________________ .Vice President Joyce Bernhardt .................... Secretary Mary Anne Vaughn Treasurer Annabelle Zagar . S.A.C. Representative Lee Davis .............. S.A.C. Representative Mr. Ventsch, Mary Anne Vaughn, Joyce Bernhardt, Wally Nelson. Maynard Kasner. SADIE HAWKINS DANCE Little Abner and Daisy Mae: Wally 24 Nelson and Joyce Bernhardt. Mammy Yokum and Pappy Yokum Senior Class History We, the graduates of the Class of '56. leave our footprints on the sands of time with pleasant memories that will stay with us through the many years ahead. In September. 1953, 89 freshmen took their first steps to start their four long years of high school. Sponsored by MR. ROBERT SAWHILL. we chose as our officers: BILL SCALISE, president; CAROL KLEIN, secretary; CAROLYN HURZELER. treasurer; RONNIE WRIGHT and MARY ELLEN ALBERTUS, S.A.C. representatives. The class sponsored cooky and candy sales, and they presented the first Sadie Hawkins Day Dance on February 21 with JOYCE BERNHARDT and BILL SCALISE as Daisy Mae and Little Abner. In the mock election. GEORGE STEVENSON was the freshman judge, and ANNABELLE ZAGAR and MARGE BYRD were elected clerks. JOYCE BERNHARDT and JOE VISSER were the freshman candidates for Laurel Leaves King and Queen. The class voted to accept the three-year contract for class rings. And so, one year was completed and we trod the halls of Laurel High as sophomores. We again sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. BEVERLY WILSON and DAVEY ALFERS were Daisy Mae and Little Abner. We sponsored a novel dance honoring the Basketball team and titled it “Basket Ball. Sophomore Laurel Leaves King and Queen were DICK KASS and MARY ELLEN ALBERTUS. Officers for our sophomore year were: OLLIE ANDREWS, president; SHARON MICHAEL, vice president; GLADYS HUGHES, secretary; MARY ELLEN ALBERTUS. treasurer; NORMA BROWN and CAROLYN HURZELER, S.A.C. representatives. Our class sponsor was MR. ROBERT SAWHILL. Finally we took our big step as upperclassmen and our junior year proved to be very important and a year of hard work. As juniors we sold concessions at football and basketball games and at a square dance. We sponsored after-school sales and also a bake sale. Of course, all this money was for our Prom and Banquet which was held April 30 after long hours of work and many more hours of just plain fun to turn out a Prom and Banquet, the theme being “Along the Nile.” We sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance with SHARON BEHM and RONNIE MIKEL as Daisy Mae and Little Abner. Our class play, directed by MISS CHARLOTTE SEVERANCE was held December 7 and 8 and titled “We Shook the Family Tree.” The Girls’ State Candidates were MARY ANNE VAUGHN. MARY ELLEN ALBERTUS. ANNE GRAY. JOYCE BERNHARDT. CAROL KLEIN, SHARON MICHAEL. SHIRLEY BRANO. and BERNADINE GETZ. SHARON MICHAEL and MARY ELLEN ALBERTUS were chosen representatives to go to Billings for Girls’ State. The three boys chosen to attend Boys’ State were: MAYNARD KASNER. LEE DAVIS, and WALLY NELSON. We had two sponsors our junior year; they were MISS PAT MORGAN, and MR. ART VENTSCH. The class officers were: MARY ELLEN ALBERTUS, president; MAYNARD KASNER. vice president; ANNABELLE ZAGAR. secretary; MARY ANNE VAUGHN, treasurer; and PHYLLIS JORDAN and MARILEE McLARNON, S.A.C. representatives. As seniors our final step was taken in completing high school. That year went faster it seemed than any other year. We elected as officers: MAYNARD KASNER, president; WALLY NELSON, vice president; JOYCE BERNHARDT, secretary; MARY ANNE VAUGHN, treasurer; and ANNABELLE ZAGAR and LEE DAVIS as S.A.C. representatives. Our sponsor was MR. ART VENTSCH. As in the years before, we sponsored a bigger and better Sadie Hawkins Day Dance and and presented it to the class of ’60 to carry on throughout their four years of high school. Daisy Mae and Little Abner were JOYCE BERNHARDT and WALLY NELSON. We had a candy sale and in the spring started planning for our Skip day which we had Senior Week and spent the day at Chico Hot Springs. Baccalaureate was May 20 and then the long awaited Commencement. May 24. in the gym. So, we were graduated, and although our footprints are fading from High SchooL they shall march on to newer and brighter heights. Juniors Heidi Albertus Georgie Lee Andrews Betty Lou Anest Robert William Armstrong Mary Jane Badilla Lee Francis Boughton Dale Bourgeois Tommy Brennan Marvin Carl Brenden Richard Brown Carol Marie Campbell John Leonard Cantrell Roy Eugene Clause John Clark Cromwell Donna Mae Deines Virginia Gail Eberhardt Don Emineth Pat Estreich I Shirley Foos Wayne Otto Fost Dorothy Jean Frank Patricia Sharon Frank Sam Frank Warren William Frank Juniors Lael Jeanette Freebury Richard S. Fujio Jerry Gallagher John Gary Pat Gihlin Richard Comer Jim Grace Darrell Carl Grossman Joel S. Harris John William Harkin Eugene Douglas Hatzenbeler Lorrene Horner Helen Mae Hughes Fred Huntington Kenny Jackson Davy Johnston Donna Rae Kautz F.laine Faye Kindsfater Alice Marie Kinney Beverly Leland Darlene Lenhardt Joyce Nadine Lenhardt Timothy James Lockwood Ralph Allen Lumsdon Juniors Lavonne Marcus Larry Mayes Bonnie Michael Leslie Michael Po Lee Murry Ivan Ness Barbara Jean Ostwalt Carole Peterson Larry Peuse Connie Pewitt Orene Price James Micheal Quinn Beverly Reynolds Alan Richardson Gwen Rockvam Shirley Ann Roth Bob Ruff Dick Schardt Sylvia A. Smith Charles Melvin Sorensen Glaine Stebhins Nancy Stickelberger Ronnie Joseph Stoltz Rochelle Beverly Storrusten Juniors Loretta Mae Story Richard Raymond Terrill Bruce Tisor Janice May Trend Fat Alice Vannice Darlene Kay Vesely Ken Scott Walton Wesley Watkins Jon G. West Barbara Jean Williams Doug J. Wold Beverly Yvonne Yurian NOT PICTURED Bill Fox Ronnie Frank Tom Kindsfather Spike Page Jerald Pierce Sandra Shotwell Tom Ludwig Sherman Kennell Junior Class History As freshmen, the junior class had after-school popcorn, pop, cho-cho, sundae, and bake sales. Their other activity was sponsoring a semi-formal dance for Valentine’s Day. Sadie Hawkins delegates DONNA KAU'Z and BILL ARMSTRONG were crowned king and queen. Freshman class officers were: PO MURRY, president; JOHN CROMWELL, vice president; ORF.NE PRICE, secretary-treasurer; BARBARA WILLIAMS and RONNIE STOLTZ. S.A.C. representatives. Their activity chairman was LORRENE HORNER and their sponsor was MISS MARGUERITE ROSCOE. In their sophomore year they chose GEORGIE ANDREWS, president; BILL ARMSTRONG. vice president; PAT GIBLIN, secretary-treasurer; GWEN ROCKVAM and BOB RUFF. S.A.C. representatives; and DICK SCHARDT. activity chairman. MR. CARL KIMBALL was their sponsor. Their activities consisted of after-school sales, a Spring Fever Dance, and an after-game dance during basketball season. DICK SCHARDT and KEN JACKSON were chosen to attend the track meet in Missoula. Class officers for this year were: LORRENE HORNER, president; PO MURRY, vice president; RICHARD FUJ10. treasurer; JOHN CROMWELL, secretary; GEORGIE ANDREWS and BARBARA WILLIAMS. S.A.C. representatives. Their sponsors were MR. NEITZ. MR. KRAMER, and MISS MORGAN. The class play. “Seven Sisters.” was presented December 16 and 17. GEORGIE ANDREWS. LORRENE HORNER, and BARBARA WILLIAMS were chosen delegates for Girls’ State. Their alternates were LAEL FREEBURY, HEIDI ALBERTUS. and ORENE PRICE. Boys’ State delegates were RICHARD FUJIO. BRUCE TISOR. and LESLIE MICHAEL. Their activities were: after-school sales, concessions at basketball and football games, and a Halloween Dance. The money was used for the prom and banquet on May 5. The theme was “Pink Pearls and Wine. The juniors broke the selling record by selling 257 subscriptions to the Laurel Leaves. The next year’s co-editors of Laurel Leaves are BARBARA WILLIAMS and DOUG W'OLD. JOHN CROMWELL will be editor of next year’s annual. Seated around table are junior class officers—Wesley Watkins, P o Murry, Lorrene Horner. Richard Fujio, and John Cromwell. Standing are sponsors: Mr. Kramer. Miss Morgan, and Mr. Neitz. 33 Sophomores Diana Adams Margot Kay Allex Charles Allwin Glenn Altimus Alberta Jean Altman Bernie Ellsworth Barr Kenneth Allan Bean Denny Behm Johnny Bender Darlene Faye Bernhardt Judith Bernhardt Howard Earl Bezdek Sandra Kay Bradford Bill Brennan Dale Leroy Brester Willian Charles Brester Jerry Budge Joyce Jean Burke Ruth Lorraine Cantrell Sandra Kay Cartee Kayla Ann Chambers Keron Chapman Charlotte Gale Cross Larry Comeliusen i Sophomores Darlene Marie Dobbin Larry Dolechek Linda Lou Ebersviller Harvey Fox Carol Ann Frank Donald Dean Frank Rita Lenore Frank Rosemary Alice Frank Dale Jon Freeberg Richard Goetz Joanne Gray Harold Gremmer Gary Rudy Groshelle Arden Ray Hanson Ronnie Hanson Sandra Sue Hartley Thomas Mueller Hartley Leona Beatrice Hatzenbeler Marilyn Joyce Henry Janice Mae Hergett Larry Dean Herman Soj)homores Ronald William Herman Leanne Sharon Hirschfelt Cenra Jean Ingraham Marvin Duane Ingraham Irene I Fern Johnson Lawrence Johnson Betty Kautz Donna Jean Kindsfather Karen Marie Kirkpatrick Nancy June Klein John Kroh Tony Kucera MISSING Betty Jean Reynolds Dick Rowlison Nita Schiller Maynard Segmiller Donald Sekora Patti Lou Sherrow Max Silva Carol Laurie Smith Leo Fredrick Stoltz Jerry Strecker Delores A. Tinnes Diana Tinnes Sophomores Pete Wayne Tracy Ray Dick Visser Angeline Barbara Wagner Virginia Mae Wagner Mary Jeanette Walter Ronald Eugene Walter Barbara Ann Warden Dalis Robert White Joanne Janice Wombolt Nola Jean Wood Frank Wallace Young Carole Deanna Yurian NOT PICTURED James Baker Carol George Donna Lamphear Lila Nitchman Thomas Nitchman Monte See Harold Van Nice Sophomore Class History Under the guidance of MR. S1EBERT. the sophomore class has completed a second successful year in high school. They had a caramel apple sale to earn money. As freshmen, they started their high school career by electing as president. RONNIE HANSON; vice president, ANN NORRIS; treasurer, JOHNNY KROH: secretary, DENNY BEHM; S.A.C. representatives. JANICE HERGETT and JIM LI TES. They won the Laurel Leaves contest for selling the most subscriptions. To begin collecting money, they had a pop corn ball sale and a Valentine’s Day Dance. JANICE HERGETT and JIM LUTES were Daisy Mae and Little Abner at the Sadie Hawkins dance. CLASS OFFICERS Ann Norris ............................ President Pete Tracy________________________Vice President Johnny Kroh Treasurer Denny Behm______________________________Secretary Janice Hergett ........... S.A.C. Representative Gary Michael...............S.A.C. Representative Denny Behm. Mr. Siebert, Johnny Kroh, Pete Tracy. Ann Norris. Freshmen Joe Abarr Bob Lance Aichele Jim Armstrong Robert Bangert Pat Bishop Carol Jean Boylan Donna Branstetter Halleck B. Brenden Kathy Brown Bill Berry Budge Roberta Marie Bungard Sylvia Campbell Roberta May Eggleston James William Emineth Dennis Feuerbacher Franklin Foos Walt Foster Marion Fox Mary Joann Fox Roger D. Freeberg Jerry Jake Franks Freshmen Leslie Frank Nonna Frank Priscilla Fay Frank Roy Alvin Frank Rueben Alexander Frank Linda Kay Fukado Buddy K. Funk Patty Rae Garlock Orville Getz Ronald Graham Karen Groshelle James Hard Tom Hard Bill Harlan Richard Henry Gerald Hergett Diana Avon Herman Lorenzo Frank Hernandez Zandy Hill Robert Jackson Marilyn Johnson Sharon Kamp Tom Kass Stanley Kautz Freshmen David Richard Kelly Ronald Dewayne Kling Micky Koch Guy Ernest Lamb Roycie Lamb Carol Lawyer Lillian Mae Leland Betty Leuthold Janet Maart Deanna Mayes Darlene Jean Metzger Donald Robert Metzger Dolores Anita Meyers Ronnie Michael Bob Middleton Billye Mae Miller Judy Miller Margo Kathleen Murphy Janies O’Rourke Patty Orr Betty Osmer Freshmen Dawne Page Edward Charles Painter Sherry Porter Lavone Frances Rehling Ronnie Sharon Reid Jerry Henry Rustan Bobby Ryder Joanne Sandman Arnie Scheeler George Charles Scheeler Tony Schneider David Schreiner Theodore Roland Schwartzkopf LaVonne Segmiller Barbara Shipp Marvin Shogren Margaret L. Sorenson Paul Stebbins Darlene M. Stewart Sandy Stoltz Bob Strand Melvin D. Strauch Ervin S. Swan Jimmy Thompson Freshmen Dane William Vannice Ted Waddell Carole Walton Ronald M. Walton Ned ra Weber Raymond Anton Wetch Loretta E. Wilhelm Katherine Zent Roy Zahm Wayne Clark NOT PICTURED Gloria Hanson George Mogan Robert Stoltz Wayne Storrusten 52 CLASS OFFICERS Jim Armstrong _______________________ President Rill Harlan Vice President Karen Groshelle Secretary Tom Kass Treasurer Betty Leuthold S.A.C. Representative Orville Getz S.A.C. Representative Class History Under the direction of Mr. Pate. 109 Freshmen were enrolled for the year. As a class project they gave the Sock Hop in honor of the Basketball “A” Squad. JIM ARMSTRONG and KAREN GRO-SHELLE were elected their Laurel Leaves King and Queen and SANDY STOLTZ and STANLEY KAUTZ were their candidates for the Sadie Hawkins Dance and were chosen the Daisy Mae and Little Abner at the dance. Mr. Pate. Jim Armstrong. Bill Harlan, Karen Groshelle, Tom Kass. Sadie Hawkins Daisy Mae and Little Abner. Sandy Stoltz, Stanley Kautz, Jackie Lenhardt, Jim Emineth. Locker decorated (or Christmas Football Larry Mayes. Eugene Hatzenbeler. Bill Armstrong, Dick Schardt. Doug Wold. Stan Cross, Wesley Watkins. Jack Hoppel. Doug Wold. Maynard Ka ner. Lee Davis. Kenny Jackson. 55 Football FRONT ROW: Dick Schardt, Pat Ciblin, Bob Rulf. Doug Wold, Maynard Kasner, Jack Hoppe), Bill Armstrong. Ronnie Stoltz, Larry Mayes, Eugene Hatzenbeler. SECOND ROW: Richard Fujio, Sammy Frank, Ronnie Mikrl, Stan Kinney, Jim Grace. Don Emineth, Dick Bray, Carlos Gonzales, Gary Groshelle, Alan Richardson. Jim Lutes, Coach Feldner. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Deming, Assistant Coach Lackman. Leslie Michael, Larry Mathis, Thomas Hartley, Fred Huntington, Denny Behm, Kenny Jackson. Don Sekora, Stan Cross. Wesley Watkins, Lee Davis, Frank Young. NOT PICTURED: Po Murry. Butch Quinn. Co-Captain. MAYNARD KASNER, played his third year as a first-string guard. On the field, Maynard was always trying to cheer up some downhearted teammates who were getting discouraged. Although the trainmen suffered a bad season, it was Kasner’s drive and ability to spark a team w'hich prevented the season from being even more drastic. Maynard has the reputation of being a go-getter. He has a job to do and he does it with the best possible results. The team of ’56 wishes Maynard luck and will miss him and his great play in the coming football season. Being switched from the backfield to the line proved no hurdle for JACK HOPPEL. He played first-string guard all year and co-captained the Laurel Squad. Highlights for Hoppel during the season were many. The biggest thrill for him was the runback of a punt in the Hardin game. With Jack’s leadership, the team continually improved until the end. Hoppel, although he played football for four years, never missed a practice. This is a record that few will equal. The squad of ’56 will miss his heads-up line play and the making of decisions in which he prided himself. LEE DAVIS, senior tackle and two-year letter-man, played his last season of high school football in a very fine manner. Lee was known as the team clown on and off the field. He was the spark plug on the locomotive forward wall and could handle himself in gridiron battles. 56 Season NON-CONFERENCE I.aurel 7 Columbus 6 Laurel _ 0 Livingston 32 CONFERENCE Laurel 7 Miles Citv 18 Laurel 13 Havre 39 Laurel 26 Glasgow 32 I.aurel 13 I wistown 32 Laurel 25 Hardin 17 Laurel 13 Billings Central 32 his first year of var- sive guard. Dick was a ready and season. Despite this, to put into a tough position. Dick’s t on the Locomotives a great help on defense. squad. “Moony” was a hard-hitting defensive-line backer with the agility of a cat. Although he was light, he was able to give his larger opponents a real struggle. DICK BRAY was the heaviest man of the team, alternating between offensive center and defen- A transfer student from Forsyth, STAN CROSS was a tremendous help to the light line. A tall, heavy, well-built boy, Stan was shifted from end to tackle where he proved himself a menace to the opposing teams. John Cromwell, manager; Dirk Schardt, Bob Ruff, Cary Michael, Denny Bchm. Fred Hunt ington, Wesley Watkins, Coach Allen Fehlner, Stan Cross, Kenny Jackson. John Kroh, Warren Meyers, Bill Armstrong, and Jim Lutes, manager. Not pictured: Wally Nelson. Basketball The 56 Laurel Locomotives entered the “A” class this year. In the conference and non-conference games Laurel won 10 and lost 14. This includes the three played in the tournament. Laurel was one of the four teams in the sudden death play off in the tournament. Fred Huntington was high point man on free throws with 77% and John Kroh had 75%. Stan Cross was high point man with an average of 12 points per game in field goals and total of 280 points for the season. Coach Allen Feldner was assisted this year by Boh Deming and Mel Lackman. RUFF Huntington shooting tree throw CROSS HUNTINGTON Laurel 47 Powell 67 Laurel 59 Glendive 56 Laurel 54 Hardin 50 Laurel 53 Lewistown 55 Laurel 53 55 Laurel 58 Roundup 77 Laurel 49 Roundup 67 Laurel 58 Sidney 51 Laurel 60 Glendive 48 Laurel 45 Miles City 48 Laurel 41 Hardin . 52 Laurel 50 Glasgow 35 Laurel 49 Havre 68 Laurel 45 Miles City .. 64 Laurel 52 Lewistown 54 Laurel 66 Columbus ... 51 Laurel 55 Glasgow 33 Laurel 47 Sidney 57 Laurel 69 Great Falls C - 81 Laurel 70 Billings Central ..... 47 Laurel 74 Great Falls C. 63 Laurel 59 Glasgow 52 Laurel 51 Miles City .. 64 Laurel 47 Lewistown 64 Denny Behm jumping Opponents Laurel Powell 44 32 Hardin 52 56 Lewi stow n 41 33 Billings Central 40 60 Roundup 61 55 Roundup 32 56 Miles City 45 41 Hardin 34 48 Opponents Laurel Joliet “A” Squad 53 25 Lewistown 37 38 Yearlings 46 60 Yearlings 37 48 Absorakee 28 14 Billings Central 48 38 Joliet “A” Squad 54 27 Miles City 41 48 Orville Getz, Larry Dolechek. Tom Kass, Gary Groshelle, Glenn Altimus, Guy Lamb, Dale Freeberg, Don Sekora, Jim Mitchell, Jerry McArthur, Larry Mathis, Buzzv Graham. Ronnie Hanson, Jim Armstrong. CENTER: Mr. Deming, Coach. NOT PICTURED: Tom Hartley. Manager; Gary Michael, and Denny Behm. 60 ✓ KNEELING: Chuck Allwin. Bill Armstrong. Jack Hoppel, Larry Mayes, Dick Schardt, Jim Lutes, Manager. STANDING: Coach Feldner, Jim Mitchell, Gary Groshelle, Don Sekora, Stan Cross, Ken Jackson, Gary Michael, Assistant Coach Deming. The L.H.S. track team, coached by Mr. Feldner and Mr. Deming, has been one of the most successful teams in years. They took second place honors at the Rocky Mountain meet, first against the Billings Central Rams, and second at the Divisions meet in Great Falls. Among the eight contestants from Laurel who participated in the Interscholastic meet at Missoula, five placed. They were: Larry Mayes, first in the javelin; Stan Cross, first in the discus and second in the shot; Chuck Allwin, fifth in the mile; Gary Michael, second in the 880; and Ken Jackson, fifth in 440. Track BILL ARMSTRONG GARY MICHAEL LES MICHAEL STAN CROSS and and LARRY MAYES KEN JACKSON 61 FRONT ROW: Lorrcne Horner, Maria Kelly, Norma Brown. Mrs. McGarry, Sharon Michael, Mary Anne Vaughn, Darlene Orr. SECOND ROW: Shirley Roth, Diana Tinnes, Nita Schiller, Orene Price, Mary Badilla, Loretta Story, Shirley Brano, Fern Ness, Barbara Warden, Elaine Kindsfater, Delores Tinnes, Carol Rafferty, Diana Adams. THIRD ROW : Georgie Andrews, Joyce Lenhardt, Darlene Lenhardt. Alice Kinney. Betty Kautz. Janice Hergett. Nola Wood, Joyce Henry, Beverly Leland, Barbara Mitchell, Sharon Lich, Patsy Paronto, Betty Anest, Nancy Stickelberger. BACK ROW : Judy Bernhardt. Darlene Dobbin, Patty Sherrow, Barbara Ostwald, Ann Norris, Darlene Vesley, Darlene Bernhardt, Ruth Cantrell. Carol Frank. Joanne Grey, Carol George, Keron Kirkpatrick, Leanne Hirschfelt. Sharon Morrison. Ruth Lefever. NOT PICTURED: Beverly McKenzie, Elaine Stebbins. G.A.A. started out this year electing Sharon Michael, President; Maria Kelly, Secretary-Treasurer; and Norma Brown, point-keeper. Mrs. McGarry was advisor. Because of the large number in the membership the group divided into two groups. They met alternately every Thursday and Friday. The year was punctuated by tournaments and a playday. The playday was held in May at Hardin. Ten girls attended this meet. In March the basketball tournament was held with the seniors winning. In April the volleyball tournament was held with a group called “The Gloryhounds” winning. In May the softball tournament was held with the sophomore-freshman team winning. Athletic Snaps 1 Champion Basketball Team Fred Huntington receiving basketball trophy The goat from 15 miles down the cow path Cheerleaders at game The track team Senior basketball team Juniors at concession stand during football season Louie and Co-Captains Cheering section at basketball game 63 Moments to Remember ‘See the U.S.A. in your Chevrolet” Sandra and Joyce practice for ‘‘Camptown Races” night performance Sadie Hawkins Hobo Band While Kasner sleeps the time Water—Water—WATER creeps Wally Nelson working? Seniors attending career day in Billings —u v 0 9 9 9 Q u % % 0 % Senior Band l nder the direction of Mr. Rolf Johnson, the Senior Band was kept very busy playing for home basketball and football games. They also went to Miles City to encourage the boys on the football field. As during previous years, they played at Cobb Field on Laurel Night which included a field performance. They accepted the invitation to march in the Rocky Mountain and Eastern Homecoming parades. The Band was very active this past season with their fall concert, band and chorus Christmas concert, spring concert, attending the Tri-county Band Festival at Absaro-kee. District Festival at Billings, commencement, and a return band concert to Powell. Wyoming. Playing for school dances and various clubs was a common event for some of the band members. The officers of the Senior Band are: president. Mary Anne Vaughn: vice president. Fern Ness; secretary. Bruce Tisor: treasurer. LaDonna Adams: S.A.C. representative. Wesley Watkins: librarians. Orene Price, Gwen Rockvam; publicity. Lael Freeburv. PERCUSSION SECTION Darlene Bernhardt. Mickey Koch. Jennine Funk. Lael Freebury, LaDonna Adams. Johnny Bender. 66 HORN SECTION SEATED: Andy Scheidecker. STANDING: David Kelly. Sharon Kainp, Po Murry. Leonard La Flesch. Patty Garlock. CLARINET SECTION FRONT ROW: Judy Miller. Stanley Kautz, Ronnie Walton. Delores Tinnes. Carol Schardt, Carol Ruff. SECOND ROW : Eva Boucher, Linda Ebersviller, Sandy Shotwell, Fat Sher-row. Joyce Burke. Gwen Rockvam. THIRD ROW : Larry Dolecheck. Larry Herman. Sandra Bradford. Doug Wold. Roger Free burg, Helen Hughes, Sandy Stoltz. FLUTE SECTION FRONT ROW: Deanna Mayes. Elaine Stebbins, Keron Chapman. Maria Kelly, Orene Price. SECOND ROW': Sandra Hartley, Fern Ness, Georgie Andrews, Betty Leuthold. TROMBONE SECTION FRONT ROW: Dennis Maxon, Lee VanNice. Larry Mayes, Barbara Williams, Pat Horning. SECOND ROW: Sam Frank. Clark Johnson. CORNET SECTION FRONT ROW : Irene Johnson. Robert Aichele. SECOND ROW: Warren Frank, Gary Groshelle. Wesley Watkins Bruce Tisor, Richard Corner. THIRD ROW: Teddy Waddell, Bill Edison, Gladys Hughes, Cenra Ingraham. SAXOPHONE SECTION FRONT ROW: Dennis Rickey, Mary Anne Vaughn, Frank Young. David Johnston. Robert Middleton, Larry Mathis. SECOND ROW : Anita Meyers, Barbara Shipp. Kenny Miller. Sharon Morrison, Diana Tinnes. BASS SECTION Dale Freeburg, Jerry Mace. Ivan Ness. Dane Yannice, Paul Stebbins. 67 ill I i i a 111 lllllllli .u vi|IHIi|ili!ll!lll liniilMiiiii]ii]aiiii,|iii FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Propp. Darlene Orr, Diana Adams, Norma Frank. Angeline Wagner, Carol Walton, Betty Reynolds. Heidi Albertus, Mr. Hill, Jerry Mace, Jim Lutes, Orville Getz, Larry Herman. Judy Miller. Jennine Funk. Gale Cross, Beverly McKenzie, Orene Price. SECOND ROW: Darlene Metzger. Zandra Hill. Carol Rafferty. Carol Boylan. Elaine Kindsfater, Bonnie Michael, Beverly Reynolds. Jerry Franks, Larry Mayes, Boh Middleton, Charles Painter, Dale Cross, Mary Badilla. Betty Leuthold. Linda Fukado, Deanna Mayes, Teri Barclay. THIRD ROW’: Joyce Lenhardt, Sherry Porter. Joyce Bernhardt, Carolyn Hurzeler, Roberta Bungard, Donna Kindsfather. Pat Vannice, James Ramsey, Bruce Tisor. John Cromwell, Bernie Barr, Po Murry, Jeanette Walter, Alberta Ropp, Mary Ellen Albertus, Fern Ness. Darlene Dobbin. FOURTH ROW: Lillian Leland, Patty Garlock, Keron Chapman. Barbara Williams, Lorraine Crawford, Ruth Cantrell. Patty Sherrow. Maria Kelly, Dale Freeburg. Ann Painter, Darlene Vesely, Sandy Shotwell, Sharon Lich, Joyce Henry. Janet Maart. Chorus began last fall with a new instructor, Mr. Jarvis Hill. They elected as their officers: president, Mary Ellen Albertus: Secretary, Jane Propp; Librarian, Barbara Williams; accompanist. Heidi Albertus. Their first project was the annual Christmas concert given jointly with the Band. They gave a spring concert in April before going to the District Spring Festival in Billings where they received a first rating. They also sang at baccalaureate and commencement. I I I I I i lilt ■ Ifcllfttuiii iiimifeiftliiii FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Painter, Fern Ness, Betty Leuthold, Norma Frank. Barbara Williams, Jane Propp, Diana Adams, Sandy Shotwell. SECOND ROW: Gary Groshelle, Roger Freeburg, Warren Frank. Bruce Tisor. GIRLS’ TRIPLE TRIO and BOYS’ QUARTET Chorus FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Heidi Albertus, Darlene Dobbin. Jennine Funk. Norma Frank. Jane Propp. Diana Adams. SECOND ROW: Warren Frank, Bruce Tisor. CONCERT SOLOISTS and ACCOMPANISTS Laurel Leaves FRONT ROW: Annabelle Zagar. Shirley Brano, Sharon Michael, Carol Klein. LaDona Adams, Phyllis Jordan. Grayce Boucher. SECOND ROW: Joyce Bernhardt, Bev Wilson, Lorraine Crawford, Jack Hoppel, Lee Davis, Ken Dietrich. Maynard Kasner. Errol Hill, Gladys Hughes, Judy Harper, Marilee McLarnon. THIRD ROW: Lorrene Horner, Mary Bad ilia. Joan Huntington, Alice Kinney, Fern Ness, Dorothy Frank, Barbara Williams, Maria Kelly, Betty Anest, Lorraine Lich, Orene Price, Sharon Haines. FOURTH ROW: John Cantrell, Doug Wold. John Cromwell, Mrs. Larson, Joel Harris, Boh Ruff, Pat Giblin. Richard Terrill. The Laurel Leaves, edited by Sharon Michael and Carol Klein, received an All-State, the highest rating given to a high school paper. This is the eighth All-State the paper has had in a row. It qualified in Class B. for high schools with an enrollment of 350 to 500. Mrs. Larson is the Laurel Leaves advisor. Sharon Michael served as state president of the Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association at the fall meeting held at the University of Montana. 69 Editors Michael and Klein at the Outlook. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Ostwalt, Mary Hadilla. Jane Propp. Beverly Yurian, Sharon Frank. Betty Kautz, Darlene Lenhardt. SEATED: Elaine Kindsfatcr, Mr. B. K. Pate, Bernadine Getz. NOT PICTURED: Marlene Walter. Rosella Hart. Joyce Yaffer. Ruth Lelever, Lorraine Tennant. The advisor of the Librarian Club is Mr. B. K. Pate. The librarians and the time of their duties are as follows: First period—Marlene Walter and Bernadine Getz Second period—Elaine Kindsfater and Mary Badilla Third period—Jane Propp and Judy Ostwalt Fourth period—Bonnie Michael and Joyce Lenhardt Fifth period—Rosella Hart and Joyce Yager Sixth period—Sharon Frank and Ruth LeFever Some of the activities performed by the Librarians during the year were checking in and out the books; putting books back on the shelves; handing out the over-due slips: taking the fine money; and straightening out the shelves. Librarians 70 F.II.A. BACK HOW: Carole Boylan, Zandy Hill, Jennine Funk, Jeannette Walter, Kathy Brown. Diana Herman, Betty Leuthold. Betty Reynolds, Joanne Fox. Bonnie Michael. MIDDLE HOW: Cenra Ingraham. Carol Yurian, Beverly Yurian, Beverly Reynolds, Sharon Frank, Elaine Kindsfater, Darlene Stewart, Mary Badilla. Gloria Hanson. Judy Ostwalt, Roberta Bungard. Janet Mart, Joyce Henry. SEATED: Norma Frank, Song Leader; Darlene Bernhardt, Treasurer; Barbara Ostwalt. Secretary; Janice Frank. President; Miss Morgan. Advisor; Sharon Lich, S.A.C. Representative; Marlene Walter, Vice President; and LaVonne Marcus, Historian. NOT PICTURED: Georgie Andrews. Cleaning up after meeting Jane ProPP sin in at st ’le show The year began with the Laurel Chapter of Future Homemakers of America as host to the F.H.A. District Convention. At this convention Georgie Andrews was elected District Song Leader. This chapter was a sponsor of many activities such as their annual Chili Supper for the parents. F.H.A. Fun Night. Baked Bread Sale, F.H.A. Sunday, and the F.H.A. Picnic. Some of the meetings included demonstrations by a local beauty operator, nurse, and cake decorator. Awards were given to those who earned their Junior and Chapter Degrees at the annual awards assembly. Janice Frank also earned her State Degree and was presented her award at the State Convention in Miles City in April. Other delegates to the convention were Elaine Kindsfater. Marlene Walter. Betty Reynolds, and Sharon Lich. 71 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Dingman, Sharon Morrison. Jerry McArthur. Larry Mathis, Nancy Stickelber-ger. Carol George. Lillian Leland. SECOND ROW: Anita Schiller. Judy Bernhardt, Patty Garlock. Joanne Gray, Ann Norris, Priscilla Frank, Carol Lawver, Joanne Fox. THIRD ROW: Melvin Strauch, Roberta Bungard, Leonard Gill, Gary Michael, Halleck Brenden, Wayne Clark. Spanish Club The advisor of both Spanish Clubs is Mrs. Dingman. The Spanish II Club call themselves “Los Picaros.” or The Rascals, and the officers of the club are: president, Larry Mathis; vice president, Jerry McArthur; secretary-treasurer, Carol George; and the S.A.C. member is Judy Bernhardt. The Spanish I Club call themselves “Los Diablitos,” or Little Devils, and their officers are: president. Ronald Reid; vice president, Nancy Stickleberger; secretary, Lillian Leland; treasurer, Sharon Morrison; S.A.C. member, Wayne Clark. The highlights of the Spanish Club year was “El Bade Ranchero,” or Ranchers’ Dance, which the combined clubs gave for the school commemorating Pan-American Day, April 14. Here they performed the colorful hat dance, sang Spanish songs, and served “paracutines” or flaming sundaes. Busily typing are Grayce Boucher, Joyce Bernhardt, and Joan Huntington. Secretaries Girls taking shorthand II are assigned to teachers to act as their secretaries. The secretaries’ advisor is Helen Kamerzell. The teachers and their secretaries are: Miss Morgan, LaDona Adams; Mr. Hill, Mary Ellen Albertus; Mr. Thurn, Joyce Bernhardt; Mr. Jones, Grayce Boucher; Mrs. Dingman, Shirley Brano; Miss Sprung, Marge Byrd; Mr. Foote, Shirley Ann Erb and Dolly Osmer; Mr. Pate, Evelyn Frank; Mr. Smith. Janice Frank; Mrs. Sheets, Barbara Gerard; Mrs. Caulkins, Bernadine Getz; Mr. Ventsch, Sharon Haines; Mrs. Larson, Rosella Hart; Mr. Neitz, Joan Huntington; Mrs. McCauley, Carolyn Hurzeler; Mr. Johnson, Phyllis Jordan; Mrs. McGarry, Maria Kelly; Mrs. Herink, Carol Klein; Mr. Sorg, Fern Ness; Mr. Kramer, Alberta Ropp; Mr. Sterrett, Maridy Schiller; Mrs. Hoppel, Beverly Wilson; Mr. Deming, Joyce Yager; Mr. Feldner, Annabelle Zagar. Some activities performed by the secretaries are to take dictation, type letters, cut stencils, duplicate tests, and make programs. FRONT ROW: Sharon Haines, Bernadine Getz. Phyllis Jordan, Maridy Schiller, Bev Wilson, Grayce Boucher, Joan Huntington, Barbara Gerard. SECOND ROW: Miss Helen Kamerzell, LaDona Adams, Sharon Behm, Shirley Ann Erb, Marjorie Byrd, Maria Kelly, Mary Ellen Albertus, Annabelle Zagar, Joyce Bernhardt. THIRD ROW: Rosella Hart, Fern Ness, Gladys Hughes, Janice Frank, Carol Klein, Shirley Brano, Joyce Yager, Evelyn Frank, Dolly Osmer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Hartley, John Bender, Doug Wold. Allen Lumdson. John Cromwell, Richard Comer, Darrel Grossman. Larry Herman. Raymond Wetch. Sam Frank. Berny Barr, Lee Van Nice. NOT PICTURED: Marvin Brenden. Lloyd Slater. The operators club consists of high school students who are interested in learning how to run the school’s 16 millimeter movie projector. This club shows information movies for different classes. It is under the supervision of Mr. West. Operators Club 74 Mr. West instructs John Bender and Raymond Wetch at the movie projector. KNEELING: Samira Hartley. Barbara 0-1wall. Nancy Stickrlberger, Judy Miller. STANDING: Elaine Stebbins. Keron Chapman. Mrs. Caulkins. Carol George, Roberta Bungard. NOT PICTURED: Margot Allex. Patty Sherrow. This was the third year for the Fred W. Graff Future Teachers of America Club in Laurel High School. The officers for the year are: president. Nancy Stickleherger; vice president. Keron Chapman; secretary-treasurer, Elaine Stebhins: librarian. Sandra Hartley; S.A.C. representative. Carol George; advisor, Mrs. Caulkins. The F.T.A. held a candlelight initiation and installation for their new members and officers in October. The Laurel M.E.A. offered a teaching scholarship again this year to a senior going into the teaching field. The candidates were tested on the basis of scholarship, personality, and aptitude. Maria Kelly won the scholarship this year. Mrs. Caulkins and Barbara Ostwalt 75 S.A.C. FIRST ROW : Betty Leuthold, Sharon Michael, Lorrene Horner, Maynard Kasner, Barbara Williams, Judy Bernhardt, Georgie Andrews. SECOND ROW: Janice Hergett, Sharon Lich, Mary Ellen Albertus, Carol George, Carol Klein. Mary Anne Vaughn, Keron Chapman. Ann Norris, Annabelle agar. LaDona Adams, Joan Huntington. THIRD ROW: Wayne Clark. Jim Armstrong. Gary Michael. Wesley Watkins. Lee Davis, James Resser, Orville Getz, John Cantrell. Many worthwhile deeds were accomplished by this year’s Student Activity Council. The Annual Christmas formal was sponsored by this group. Improvements about the school included the stressing of parliamentary procedure at all class and club meetings, and a spring “keep off the lawn campaign” was stressed in the early part of April. The school picnic was held on May 26. Babe Ruth sportsmanship awards were presented to Miss Sharon Michael and Maynard Kasner. Principal West was advisor for the student representatives. The representatives from each class and school club meet every other Monday evening. Officers elected were: president, Maynard Kasner; vice president. Lorrene Horner; secretary-treasurer. Barbara Williams. 76 Seem- from the Annual Christmas formal. Officers at initiation. Pot luck supper before initiation. The officers and members of Quill and Scroll held their banquet and initiation in the spring at which time the editors and the important staff members of the next year’s Laurel Leaves were announced. Plans have been made toward celebrating the Silver Anniversary of Quill and Scroll in October of 1956. It is hoped that all former members will plan to attend. The officers are LaDona Adams, president; Annabelle Zagar, vice president; Sharon Michael, secretary; Errol Hill, treasurer; and advisor, Lois Elda Larson. As in the past, the Quill and Scroll sold Locomotive pencils at school and at the basketball games. The most philanthropic and unusual activity for the year was collecting books for the prison library at Deer Lodge. This project was the result of a trip thru the prison made by Mrs. Larson and the journalists on their return from Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association in the fall. FRONT ROW: Mary Ellen Albertus, Carol Klein. Maynard Kasner, Annabelle Zagar. LaDona Adams, Sharon Michael, Errol Hill, Gladys Hughes, Beverly Wilson. SECOND ROW: Orene Price, Phyllis Jordan, Joyce Bernhardt, Betty Anest. Dorothy Frank, Lorraine Crawford. Mrs. Larson. Barbara Williams, Marilee McLarnon, Alice Kinney, Connie Pewitt, Mary Badilla, Lorrcne Horner. THIRD ROW: John Cantrell. Larry Mayes, Pat Giblin, Jack Hoppel, Lee Davis, John Cromwell, Douglas Wold, Bob Ruff, Sam Frank, Mary Anne Vaughn. NOT PICTURED: Elaine Stebbins. Kenneth Deitrich, Allan Lumsdon. Beverly Yurian. 77 Marge Byrd. Lorrene Horner, Joyce Henry Cheerleaders Assembly before Central Game The Pep Club is a traditional organization which promotes school spirit and supports the athletic teams. This year the Pep Club showed its school spirit by decorating the goal posts at the football field, sponsoring a snake dance, holding pep rallies and having assemblies before most of the games. They also saw the team off before the tournament and hung signs on the bus. For a money-making project the Pep Club had a bake sale. Pom-poms were also sold throughout the season. The officers of the Pep Club are: president, Shirley Brano; vice president, Carol Klein; secretary, Betty Leuthold: treasurer, Georgie Andrews; and S.A.C. representative. Sharon Michael. Mrs. Dingman was their sponsor. FRONT ROW: Walter Michael, Jon West. Bob Fields. Ronnie Frank. SECOND ROW: Leonard Gill, Jim Grace. Boh Campbell. Ronald Mikel. THIRD ROW': Boh Fox, Lloyd Slater, Mr. Smith. Duke Bourgeois. Larry Reuse. T I FRONT ROW: Tom Ludwig, Darrell Grossman. Wayne Fost, Richard Brown. SECOND ROW : Jim Resser, Bill Caton. Jim Hettinger. Bill Fox. Wally Nelson. THIRD ROW: Richard Comer. Willis McCann. Ivan Ness, Robert Vogel. The Trades and Industries Club elected the following officers: president. Walter Michael; vice president. Boh Fox; secretary and treasurer. Ronnie Frank; S.A.C. representative, Jim Resser. During the year they held a turkey raffle in October and November. The group, sponsored by Mr. Arthur Smith, held their annual roller skating party in May. The many projects accomplished by these students included painting cars and trucks, complete overhauls, and repairing transmissions. 79 Twirlers PICTURED. LEFT TO RICHT: Betty Anest, Nancy Klein, Bev Wilson, Donna Deincs. Sharon Bchm, Joyce Lenhardt, Karen Groshelle, and Pat Estreich. The twirlers have performed at half time football and basketball games during the season. They have marched in all parades, twirled at band concerts, including the Powell. Lovell trip. The twirlers led the band on Laurel night at Cobb Field and attended the Tri-County Festival in Absarokee, where Sharon Behm directed the twirlers of all the bands present in their evening performance. T u m biers FIRST ROW: Carol Boylan, Carol Walton. Shirley Roth. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Walter, Karen Groshelle, Nancy Stickelberger, Darlene Lenhardt. THIRD ROW: Betty Anest. Joyce Lenhardt, Darlene Vesely, Sandy Stoltz, and Maria Keily. Two performances were the goal of 12 girls who formed the tumbling team. The girls worked for perfect timing on their variety of stunts and were well received by the large audiences at two home basketball games. Their advisor was Mrs. McGarry. Annual Staff CO-EDITORS Mary Ellen Albertus and Mary Anne Vaughn BUSINESS MANAGER Shirley Ann Erb PHOTOGRAPHY Norma Brown, Editor Charles Wood SUBSCRIPTION Beverly Wilson, Manager; Janice Frank, Evelyn Frank, Jack Sekora, Barbara Gerard, and Lorraine Tennant. ADVERTISING Bernadine Getz, Manager; Sharon Haines, Beverly Thompson, Maridv Schiller. Helen Cantrell, Joyce Yager, Rosella Hart, Lorraine Crawford, and Marlene Walter. MAKEUP AND COPY Phyllis Jordan, Editor; Carolyn Hurzeler, Joyce Bernhardt, Lee Davis, Kenneth Dietrich, Marge Byrd, Joan Huntington, Fern Ness, Maria Kelly, Sharon Behm. Marilee McLarnon, Judy Harper, Dolly Osmer, Grayce Boucher, Annabelle Zagar, Maynard Kasner. Jack Hoppel, and Gladys Hughes. AT LEFT: Mary Anne Vaughn, and Sponsor AT RIGHT: Annual staff choosing publisher for annual Science Clubs FRONT ROW: Ronnie Walton, Jerry Ruskin, A1 Richardson, Marvin Brenden, Jim Ramsey, Mr. Neitz, Doug Wold, Dane Vannice, Bruce Tisor, Jim Grace, Teddy Schwartzkopf. SECOND ROW: Herman Funk, Allen Lumsdon, Roger Freeburg, Bernie Barr, Scott Walton, Tim Lockwood, Jim Armstrong, Jim Quinn, John Cantrell. THIRD ROW: Ann Gray, Keron Chapman, Karen Groshelle, Barbara Williams, Mary Anne Vaughn, Ann Painter, Beverly Leland, Georgie Andrews, Dennis Maxon. NOT PICTURED: Don Emineth. Joan Schneider. The Science Clubs took various field trips to local firms including the refinery and the Laurel Outlook. They had programs devoted to slides and movies and made plans for the First Annual Montana Science Fair next year. The senior Science Club did some laboratory work which included the making of paints and analyzing of various substances. Mr. Neitz gave some lectures on nature study and other subjects throughout the year. The clubs also puchased some tickets to the Audubon Screen Tours held in Billings and various club members attended the five interesting and informative lectures during the year. The officers of the junior Science Club are: president, Jim Armstrong; vice president, Dennis Feuerbacher; and secretary-treasurer, Karen Groshelle. The officers of the senior Science Club are: president, Mary Anne Vaughn; vice president, Doug Wold; secretary-treasurer, Barbara Williams; S.A.C. representative, John Cantrell; laboratory technicians, Scott Walton and Ann Painter. Sharon Michael collecting absentee slips. Phyllis Jordan preparing to cut a stencil. Mrs. Roxcne Harmon, Lorrene Horner, Dorothy Frank. Donna Deines, Sharon Michael. Phyllis Jordan. Mr. West selects the office girls from junior or senior girls who are enrolled in commercial courses. Mrs. Roxene Harmon is their advisor. The office girls' duties are to collect absentee slips, carry announcements to all class rooms, type and run off stencils, and to answer the office phone. Office Girls 9-10 —Phyllis Jordan 11-12—Sharon Michael 1- 2 —Dorothy Frank 2- 3 —Donna Deines 3- 4 —Lorrene Horner Junior Play DOUG WOLD ORENE PRICE GEORGIE ANDREWS JOHN CROMWELL LARRY MAYES .......... LORRENE HORNER BARBARA WILLIAMS _ NANCY STICKELBERGER LAEL FREEBURY ........... GWEN ROCKVAM LAVONNE MARCUS BRUCE TISOR ALLEN LUMSDON IVAN NESS ... MRS. GERALD DINGMAN______ dashing army officer, Ferenz Horkoy --------------- Mitzi, the girl he loved ........................ a typical mother ...... distinguished Colonel Radviany ________________________his idiot nephew Klara, Mitzi’s youngest sister ----------------------------Mitzi’s sister .................... Mitzi’s sister ........................... Mitzi’s sister ............ Mitzi’s sister ----------------------------Mitzi’s sister wolfish Michael Sandorffy ..................... lisping Toni Teleki Janko, the butler -----------------------------------Director “Seven Sisters Senior Class Play “Our Miss Brooks” Directed By MRS. CAULK I NS CAST ANN PAINTER Sylvia MARY ANNE VAUGHN LEE DAVIS Stanley BLCKY WOOD SHARON MICHAEL Martin JACK SEKORA LADONA ADAMS Elsie MARIA KELLY MAYNARD KASNER Elaine JOAN HUNTINGTON CAROL KLEIN Doris HELEN CANTRELL BERN ADI NE GETZ Marge MARGE BYRD Ted JAMES RAMSEY Faith FERN NESS Rhonda Allen SHIRLEY ANN ERB 85 Prom and Banquet “Pink Pearls and Wine” Queen, Mary Ellen Albertus Ladies-in-waiting Joyce Bernhardt. Sharon Behm, Carolyn Hurzeler. Bev Wilson. Grand March Punch Bowl Wally Nelson Crowns Queen Banquet served by Junior Mothers Speakers Table Honors flor-OA' High School Week Delegates MARY ANNE VAUGHN, MARY ELLEN ALBERTUS, SHIRLEY BRANO, SHARON MICHAEL. CAROL KLEIN, JAMES RAMSEY. V aledictorian Co-Salutatorians CAROL KLEIN SHIRLEY BRANO and MARY ANNE VAUGHN Girts State Delegates LORRENE HORNER. BARBARA WILLIAMS, GEORGIE ANDREWS Boys' Stale Delegates BILL ARMSTRONG. JOHN CROMWELL, BOB RUFF Classrooms Sophomore English class Steno I Advanced Algebra English IV 88 Lkrnna Kautz tries her luck at the dictaphone. Shirley Brano takes steno from the dictaphone. Drivers’ Training PRICE'S PHARMACY Your Health Is Our Business 14 FIRST AVENUE PHONE 36 MONTAGUE'S Between Hart-Albin's and Cole's 2817 2nd Avenue North Phone 4-4015 WILLIAMS AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance LAUREL, MONTANA 203 West First Street PETERSON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Box 1603 Billings, Montana In Billings HART - ALBIN COMPANY AND BOWEN'S Hart-Albin Store for Men ESTABLISHED 1902 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1956 CHAPMAN PHARMACY Prescription Druggist O. K. CHAPMAN, Prop. Laurel, Montana McCORMICK'S FOOD MARKET SPECIALS for THRIFTY BUYERS Free Delivery Phone 77 109 West Main ORCHID CLEANERS JAKE AND BETTY STAHLEY Grads of Laurel High Phone 755 LAUREL CO-OP ASSOCIATION Phone 214 FARM DELIVERY CAR SERVICE FARM SUPPLIES 800 East Main Laurel, Montana V. C. JOHNSTON LUMBER CO. COMPLETE BUILDING SUPPLIES 215 East Main Phone I MONTANA DAKOTA UTILITIES l3 2 First Avenue Laurel, Montana We Have Been Serving This Community -for 47 Years- O. M. WOLD COMPANY LAUREL BILLINGS ROYSDON FURNITURE STORE 213 W. Main Phone 87 VYE CLINIC DR. M. W. CALVERT Phone 100 LAUREL. MONTANA HARRIS AGENCY We Have An Answer to Your Insurance Problems LAUREL PHONE 9 COLUMBUS Compliments of STROUP'S HARDWARE COMPANY Laurel’s Team Patronizes Stroup's for Athletic Equipment SCOTT'S CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS Tops in Dry Cleaning and Laundry BE THRIFTY —PHONE THREE-FIFTY BOARD OF TRADE CAFE Just Good Food AIR CONDITIONED OPEN 24 HOURS VAN NICE'S LAUREL FLORAL 620 Second Avenue Phone 454 Laurel, Montana BICE TRUCK LINES Petroleum Transportation EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT RATES Phone 17 Laurel, Montana GAMBLES STORE Furniture Hardware 13 COLORADO AVE. PH. 881 Congratulations to the Graduation Class of 1956 Buy Items for MK Every-Day Living at the A t BEN FRANKLIN THE MONTANA STORE POWER COMPANY HAGEMAN ELEVATOR Steam Rolling THOMPSON YARDS CERETANA FEEDS Lumber Paints Hardware Ph. 78 Supplies GRAIN AND FEEDS ZUCK'S STUDIO PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION 113 North 30th Street Billings OCCIDENT ELEVATOR MYST-O-MATIC Cleaning and Treating OCCIDENT FEEDS AND SEEDS 106 West Main Phone 106 YELLOWSTONE HOTEL AND CAFE VAUGHN RAGSDALE Everything to Wear LAUREL'S MOST COMPLETE DRY GOODS STORE DR. HARRY McLANE OPTOMETRIST i. j rolling pin ' BAKE SHOP LINDAMOOD MUSIC COMPANY NAN LINDAMOOD—JOHN PETERSON Baldwin Pianos Baldwin Organs Conn and Pan-American CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS Band Instruments Band Instrument Repair RECORDS TEACHERS' MUSIC RADIOS TELEVISION Billings, Montana Phone 9-4185 PEGGY'S STYLE SHOP FOR LATEST FASHIONS IN LADIES' APPAREL Best Wishes to the Class of '56 LAUREL TRADING CO. Hardware, Plumbing and Heating DICK AND IRENE SHOTWELL Bank Services For You EQUirFLD rmt THt FUTUVE CLAOKSZO. S@tLQiM®QiS RflCfcOBiORs irnuusL SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT ROYAL THEATER SMITH'S SUPER SERVICE MARFAK LUBRICATION TIRES — BATTERIES TEXACO SERVICE FENTON AGENCY Insurance Real Estate PHONE 84J 17 FIRST AVENUE DAVE'S MOBIL SERVICE GENE'S PHARMACY Free Delivery on Prescriptions VETERINARY SUPPLIES Continuation of Gibson Service Telephone 61 410 West Main LAUREL, MONTANA 111 E. Main Phone 10 CALLOWAY'S JEWELRY LYNNE CALLOWAY If It’s Fine Jewelry, It’s Calloway Jewelry Located Chapman Pharmacy LAUREL, MONTANA SUPER MARKET DELIVERY SERVICE Laurel’s Popular Place to Trade Phone 109 15 First Avenue Laurel, Montana E. C. HALL, M.D. Office Phone 3 Residence Phone 24 OWL CAFE Open 24 Hours a Day SCHESSLER DA - LITE MART For Delicious Food af Low Prices ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES at LAIRD RADIO - ELECTRIC Phone 50 Laurel, Montana Always Buy Rose Brand Butter and Ice Cream MODERN CHEVROLET O.K. Used Cars and Trucks LAUREL CREAMERY Make a Meal Time a Treat Time 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 368-W TELEPHONE 600 LAUREL PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO Hester's Portraits Are Beautiful 317 North Broadway Billings, Montana ENJOY FOUNTAIN LUNCHES AND SANDWICHES DUTCH MILL and DRIVE IN ADELINE AND CHUCK GIBLIN LATEST IN NEWS Read the LAUREL OUTLOOK DR. DUDIS JEWELRY D. A. NOTTINGHAM DENTIST HEADQUARTERS Phone 90 212 1st Avenue FOR ALL LAUREL HIGH SCHOOL JEWELRY TUBMAN'S FOOD MART 801 EAST MAIN STREET LAUREL. MONTANA Outdoor Scenes Decoration for the “Basket” Ball. 100 Carolyn Hur .eler, Joan Huntington, Annabelle Zagar, and Ollie Andrews, August, 1953. Spanish class meets outside. 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