Libby High School - Tamarack Yearbook (Libby, MT)

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Sponsaed by HARGREAVES Richard Sheldon Dale Slauson Marlene Solem Raymond Sterling James Switzer Bruce Switzer Orville T hom Erna T oal Robert Urdahl Danny Waylett Arla Whitmarsh Shirley Wilkinson

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Donald Patt Floydene Peterson Charles Pilny Gordon Rafdahl Don Rawlings Arlene Rayson Arden Rayson Shirley Rice Peggy Role Jackie Sahr Anna Schnieder Lenora Shaurette

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Evelyn Wilson Not pictured: Billy Baker Beverly Mills Norman Coon V Billy Morrill David Dunwoody Tom Powell Janice Flatt Jerry Powers Ronald Halsey Gerry Rose Ruth Lovring Gene Rosenquist Marie Williamson William Schneider Richard Shelley Bill Smith T helma T arbert Roy Thompson Kenneth West 7 66444 Wm The eager beavers of the Freshman Class entered high school on September 4, 1951. We had looked forward to it for many years and when the day finally came we were somewhat frightened. After a few days of learning our way around and getting in good with the teachers, we began to realize that we had to settle down to be on the honor roll. After a few days of teasing from the sophomores, the big day of initiation came. Instead of painting us with lipstick, we had to clean and polish the high school tmtil it shone. Most of us thought such activity was just about as bad as the traditional type of initiation. A few weeks later we had our first class meeting and chose our class advisors, Miss Helen Storey and Mr. William Stone. We elected the following people to serve our class: Kay Benedetti, pre- sidentg Gail Doxtater, vice-president, Iacke Sahr, secretary, Billy Morrill, treasurerg representa- tives to student council, Danny Waylett and Linda Erickson. Yvonne Kins, Dorothy Croy and Jackie Sahr were elected into Peptomiss, and Arden Rayson was voted into L Club. Hi-Jinx time came quickly, and we chose Wava Olson as our candidate. We worked hard but did not succeed in winning. The Freshman class is the largest in high school, but the upperclassmen are having fun bossing us around. We are getting used to it now and are beginning to stand up for our rights. We hope to work hard in the future to increase our good ole school spirit. Sponsored by LIBBY Gnocnzr and GOTFREDSON'S Mans