Lodge Grass High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Lodge Grass, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1950 volume:

MR.ALBRECHT Superintendent MRS. BARNETT Commercial and Science MR. WEISS History and Math MRS. STEVENSON Music and English 2 POROTHY CALVETTl Secretary ALEX NAYES President 4 CHARLIE HENSON Vice-President JOSEPH CI.AWSON CARL PEASE JOY BERGQUIST 6 HELEN HARRIS MARJORIE WILLIAMS DOROTHY •’Bubbles” CALVETTI (A quiet girl was she, sometimes) Band 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3 Co-Editor Annual and Paper 4 Secretary Student Council 4 Secretary Class 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Physical Education 1, 2 Dramatics 3, 4 Librarian 3, 4 Secretary Band 4 Office 3 Driving Class 3 ALEX “Hunyak” NAYES (A lion among women, a man among men) Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Vice-President Class 2 President Class 4 Vice-President Student Council 4 Business Manager Paper and Annual 4 ”L” Club 1, 3 Driving Class 3 CHARLIE “Charles HENSON (His studies never interfere with his education) Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 President Student Council 4 President Class 3 Vice-President Class 4 Secretary Class 2 Driving Class 3 Dramatics 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Track 2 “L Club 3 8 JOSEPH Hotrod” CLAWSON (Mischief afoot) Basketball 4 Manager 2, 3 Football 2, 4 Manager 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 President Class 4 L” Club 3 Dramatics 3, 4 President Band 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 JACKIE Jackson” TALKINGTON (The world was made for fun and folly) Baton Twirling 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3. 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 President Pep Club 3 President Glee Club 4 Vice-President Glee Club 3 Driving Class 3 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Physical Education 2, 4 Nurses Aid 3 FRAY Willie LA FORGE (Good things come in small packages) Pep Club 1 Office 4 Annual Staff 4 Driving Class 3 Physical Education 1,2,4 Dramatics 3, 4 9 CARL “Luscious” PEASE (None but the brave deserve the fair) Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Manager Football 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Driving Class 3 ”L” Club 3 Annual Staff 4 JOY “Swede” BERGQUIST (All she has to do she does with all her might) Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3 Student Council 1, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Librarian 1, 2, 3. Vice-President Class 1 Co-Editor Annual and Paper 4 Physical Education 1, 2 Driving Class 3 HELEN “Punky” HARRIS (Small but mighty) Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sextette 2 Mixed Chorus 2, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Physical Education 1, 2 Brass Quartette 2, 3 Dramatics 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3 Driving Class 3 Annual Staff 4 10 MARJORIE Margie” WILLIAMS (Honest, I’m not lazy, I’m just dreaming) Physical Education 1, 2, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Head Librarian 4 Driving Class 3 Nurses Aid 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 ANITA Ann YELLCWTAIL (When she explodes look out) Glee Club 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 3 Vice-President Pep Club 3 Office 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Physical Education 1, 2, 4 Driving Class 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 CAROLINE Carrie YELLOWTAIL (It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice) Pep Club 1, 2, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Physical Education 1, 2, 4 Driving Class 3 Annual Staff 4 11 Class History Four years ago 28 cowpokes were corraled up in the hill top. Top-hands were John Ball, Joy Bergquist, and Jerry Barnes. During the year many events were branded into our memories that included the initation, many parties, and “kangaroo” court held by the Seniors. Head wagon-boss was Miss Lix. The next fall round-up saw eight hands stray away. It was a big year for us buckarooes for we were to gain revenge on the new outfit of dudes that just drifted in by the brand of our initiation. Tall in the saddle were Joe Clawson, Alex Nayes, and Charlie Henson. It was rough riding that year for we-were not allowed to have many activities. However, at the end of the year we displayed our talents by winning the track meet on achievement day. Mrs. Stevenson was our boss. Having another round-up the next fall saw five bronco busters move on. All of us looked eagerly forward to the happenings of that year as we were mighty proud to put on “The Big Potato” and the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet with a Gypsy Scene. Because of the top outfit that we were, we won the volleyball tournament and once again the trackmeet. Managing affairs for the year was Mrs. Swanson. Well, at last and as usual, the big drive began when a dozen mighty foremen assembled for the last round-up that we would ever see again. Going forward with all our effort, the Little Horn Overflow took form. At Christmas time, a party was given to all our neighbors and even old St. Nick visited us. Swinging lariats were Alex Nayes, Charlie Henson, and Dorothy Calvetti. The Juniors honored us with a banquet and prom. Having night watch was Mrs. Barnett. Graduating May 25, we received our diplomas and were ready to go out in the world and face the elements. It really came with regret for we all felt that we had a lot of fun along with the work we did. 12 Class Will We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty have come to the decision where it is necessary for us to will our outstanding abilities to the lower classmen. Of course, it is understood that the Seniors, due to our intelligence, should be honored and respected. We, the Senior Class will our outstanding character, manners and well-groomed appearance to all lower classmen. Also we will all the enjoyment we had during our four years of high school. Individually we will the following: “Punkie Harris wills her plump figure to Leona Waddle. “Swede Bergquist wills her ability not to gain weight to Donna Landon. “Jackson Talkington and “Margie Williams will their bashfulness and quiet nature to Carol and Janet Chatham and we hope they take advantage of it as we have. Honyak Nayes wills his ability to keep a straight face to Jack Stevens. “Willy La Forge wills her ability to draw to Shirley Iron Horse. “Floatus Clawson wills his ability to let girls chase him to Don Glumbik and hopes Don gets aa many thrills as he did. “Carrie Yellowtail wills her long hair to Helen Standish. “Chuck Henson wills his ability to get along with Mrs. Barnett, to Jack Ball. “Anets” Yellowtail wills her overalls to Barbara Nayes. “Bubbles Calvetti wills her height to Barbara White and hopes she will be able to use it. “Luscious” Pease wills his speed to Larry Talkington. 13 Class Prophecy WE, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty, now look 10 years ahead to see where and how each of our former class members are. One day last week we hopped into our small helicopter, our first stop on our tour being Bozeman, where we glanced in on the college activities to find the one and only Professor Alexander Nayes, chief coach and Agricultural department head. Our next stop, of course, was at the Calgary Rodeo where they were featuring the world famous all around cowboy, Charlie Henson. My how Charlie can ride. Later in the afternoon of the same day we strolled down to the telegraph office to send a telegram to some of our fr:ends back home and who should we encounter, but Carl Pease, the owner and operator of the telegraph office. Once again we took to the sky; our destination. New York. As we began to land, a quick tail wind upturned our plane and we were rushed to the world famous Clawson Memorial Hospital where the Chief of Staff, Dr. Joseph Clawson M. D., cared for our minor wounds. We were kept in the hospital two days, and who should care for us, but our old pals Fray La Forge and Caroline Yellowtail, now registered nurses. The next day we were released from the hospital and we took a jaunt down town and visited Helen Harris in her famous dress shop. Here we saw Helen creating some of the latest world fashions. She in turn told us that Margie Williams, light weight woman boxer, is once again entering the ring that evening to defend her crown. Joe attended the fight with us leaving Jackie Talkington, professional baby sitter home with his five girls. The following day we again took to the sky, but this time on the world airlines for safety. We were honored with the presence of the famous singing stewardess, Anita Yellowtail. This ended our tour so we returned to Lodge Grass, Dorothy Calvetti had to return to her office in the Smith Building where she is a psychologist, and I, Joy Bergquist, had to return to teaching school after this most pleasant journey. 14 DZQUJKO QKQCO PAUL WILEY MARY RUTH WOLF DOUGLAS CLANIN ETHEL WILLIAMS CAMERA SHY DONALD GLUMBIK DORRIS CRISWELL BARBARA NAYES DONALD FOLTZ LYLE SHICK JACK CHATHAM MARTHA OVERTURF DALE CURRY JACK STEVENS LARRY TALKINGTON HARLEY HAMILTON DONNA LANDON HAROLD NANTO MARY STEVENS BETTY MOORE JEWEL MEDICINE HORSE HELEN STANDISH CAMERA SHY--Jack Ball, Charlie Fellow , Billy Shaw, Barbara White, Connie Yellowtail, Patricia Webb, Larry Whiteman, Kim Forman, Richard Blaine, Billy Gross, Carole l anier. Tommy Sun Goes Slow, 17 TERESA BEAR DON’T WALK CAMERA SHY RAYMOND BEAR DON’T WALK DIANN COOPER SHIRLEY FAR AWAY SHIRLEY IRON HORSE JUANITA PEASE PAUL SPOTTED HORSE EVANGELINE WHITEMAN NORMA SHICK JOY BIRD IN THE GROUND RAMONA ROTH MARY LOU GEORGE JANET CHATHAM PETE MASON SHIRLEY ERICKSON CAROL CHATHAM 18 BACK ROW: Left to Right: Coach A. L. Likarich, Don Foltz, Fullback; Lyle Schick, End; Richard Blaine, Center; Bill Shaw, End; Kim Forman, Quarterback; Paul Spotted Horae, End. FRONT ROW; Joe Clawson, Halfback; Don Glumbik, Fullback; Jack Ball, End; Jack Chatham, Center; Alex Nayes, End and Captain; Charles Henson, Halfback; Charles Fellows, Quarterback. 20 FRONT ROW; Kim Forman, guard; Jack Stevens, forward; Larry Whiteman, forward; Ray Bear Don’t Walk, forward; Joe Clawson, forward and guard. BACK ROW: Don Glumbik, guard; Lyle Schick, forward; Doug Clanin, center; Richard Blaine, center; Alex Nayes, forward and Charlie Henson, guard. RICHARD BLAINE, Center Lodge Grass 28 Busby 31 I .odge Grass 34 Custer 35 I odge Grass 38 Hardin 54 Lodge Grass 28 Forsyth 40 Lodge Grass 25 Hysham 38 Lodge Grass 34 Busby 31 1 odge Grass 69 Shepherd 46 1 .odge Grass 42 Custer $3 Lodge Grass 25 Worden 35 Lodge Grass 44 Hardin 53 Lodge Grass 36 Colstrip 43 Lodge Grass 56 Rosebud 25 Lodge Grass 65 Shepherd 40 Lodge Grass 40 Worden 38 L.odgc Grass 49 Forsyth 55 I .odge Grass 43 Hysham 35 Lodge Grass 41 Colstrip 37 Lodge Grass 50 Rosebud 25 22 CHARLIE HENSON, Guard KIM FORMAN, Guard - ACTIVITIES Band TWIRLERS: Shirley Erickson, Jackie Talkington. Colleen Barnes, and Teresa Bear Don’t Walk. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Donna Laodon, Shirley Buckingham, Mary Stevens, Helen Jeffers, Joy Bergquist, John Calvetti, Carolee Redman, Douglas Clanln, Emma Jean Sorger, Cloanna Wagenaar. SECOND ROW; Shirley Green, Lola Ann Bond, Clara Shaw, Carl Pease, Joe Clawson, Dorothy Calvetti, John Ball, Helen Standish, Laura Ruth Miller, Ethel Williams, Juanita Pease, Larry Talkington, Dale Curry, Jack Stevens. LAST ROW: Mrs. Stevenson, Jewel Medicine Horse, Leona Waddle, Barbara Nayes, Don Glumblk. 24 Glee Club FRONT ROW; SECOND ROW: LAST ROW: Left to Right: Mary George, Norma Shick, Martha Overturf, Ramona Roth, Joy Bergquiat, Mrs. Stevenson, Mary Ruth Wolf, Laura Ruth Miller, Jackie Talkington, Donna Landon. Ethel Williams, Marie Pantoja, Teresa Bear Don't Walk, Helen Harris, Janet Chatham, Leona Waddle, Carolee Redman, Marjorie Williams, Evangeline White Man, Shirley Iron Horse, Colleen Barnes, CIoanna Wagenaar, Helen Standish, Emma Jean Sorger, Dlann Cooper, Esther Kaioer, Carol Chathan), Shirley Far Away, Shirley Erickson. 25 Pep Club CHEERLEADERS: Donna Landon, Helen Standish. FRONT ROW; Left to Right: Ethel Williams, Mary Ruth Wolf, Martha Overturf, Marjorie Williams, Jackie Talkington, Betty Moore, Carol Lanier, Barbara Nayes, Carolee Redman, Laura Ruth Miller SECOND ROW: Shirley Erickson, John Calvetti, Lola Ann Bond, Raymond Bear Don't Walk, Leona Waddle, Pete Mason, Shirley Green, Mickey Stevens, Ramona Roth, Frank Folt , Duane Roth. THIRD ROW: Marie Pantoja, Teresa Bear Don't Walk, Caroline Yellowtail, Dorothy Calvetti, Joy Bergquist, Helen Harris, Diann Cooper, Carol Chatham, Evangeline White Man. LAST ROW: Norma Shick, Mary George, Esther Kaiser, Juanita Pease, Jewel Medicine Horse, Fray La Forge, Shirley Iron Horse, Shirley Far Away, Emma Jean Sorger, Mary Stevens, Colleen Barnes, Cloanna Wagenaar. 26 Junior High 27 “The Big Potato” In November, 1948 we successfully put on our Junior Play, “The Big Potato , under the direction of Mrs. Barnett. The characters are as follow : Alex Nayes. . . . Dorothy Calvetti. 'Jackie Talkington Charlie Henson. . Carl Pease. . . . Margie Williams. Joy Bergquist. . . Helen Harris. . , Joe Clawson. . . . Aaron Butterfield Emma Butterfield . Janie Butterfield . Tommy Carlton . .........Grandpa . Sophie Dummer Alice Terwilliger .Belle Amesberry . Banker Lushbags 28 Little Horn Overflow and Golden Eagle Staff Left to Right Fray La Forge - Ads Charlie Henson - Ads Joe Clawson - Sports Carl Pease - Music Caroline Yellowtail - Stenciling Jackie Talkington - Typist Dorothy Calvetti - Co-editor Alex Nayes - Business Manager Miss Erickson - Advisor Helen Harris - Reporter Margie Williams - Typist Joy Bergqiilst - Co-editor Anita Yellowtail - Stenciling 29 Library Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Marjorie William , Martha Over turf, Mr. Weis, Shirley Green, Betty Moore, CIoanna Wagenaar, Dorothy Calvetti, Emma Jean Sorger, Douglas Clanin, Colleen Barnes, Donna London. 30 Fun Around School JACKSON 32 JOEY 33 KIDS PUNKY PALS PAPER BOY PICNICING TALKING THINGS OVER THAT’S BETTER NICE SCENERY! SWEDE CHEER LEA DING? 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