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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1951 volume:

S £ V IO R5 of Lodge Grrss High School Lodge Grfiss, (H o n T. FOREWORD WE PRESENT THIS YEARBOOK TO THE STUDENTS AND FRIENDS OF LODGE GRASS HIGH SCHOOL HOPING THAT EACH ONE ENJOYS OUR EFFORTS TOWARD AN ATTEMPT TO CATCH THE SPIRIT, THE TRADITION, AND THE MEMORABLE EVENTS OF THIS YEAR IN OUR SCHOOL. STAFF Donna Landon----------------------—Editor-in-Chief Ethel Williams-------------------Assistant Editor Mary Ruth Wolf-------------------------Art Editor Barbara Nayes----------------------Feature Editor Lyle Shick--------------------------Sports Editor Don Foltz, Jack Stevens--------Business Managers Don Glumbik--------------------Advertising Manager Doris Criswell-----------------------------Mailing Assistants-----------Jack Chatham, Doug. Clanin, Dale Curry, Harley Hamilton, Harold Nanto, Paul Wiley Advisor-----------------------------Miss Shepherd Stud ENT Co UNCI L tf Our Cover n ing Body 9t First row: Mr. Swedberg, Charlie Fellows, Jack Stevens, Don Foltz, Dale Curry, Mr. matross. Second row: Barbara Greenough, Cloanna Wagenaar, Carolee Redman, Donna Landon, Shirley Green, Lola Ann Bond, Mrs. Stevenson. I Seniors, you are to be congratulated. Twelve years of cooperative effort on the part of you and your teachers have resulted in your attaining one of the important goals in life. It is not to be considered a stopping place, but merely a pause wherein you may take stock of your interests, abilities, and personal characteristics in order to determine the next suitable course of action in your career. Do not under-estimate what education has done for you. While you have been acquiring academic knowledge you have also been learning how to become a better member of a democratic society. Today, when so many values are being questioned, it is well to remember that personal integrity and moral trustworthiness are traits which will always contribute to the making of a good citizen. Sincerely yours PAUL D. SWEDBERG ASST. PR INC I PAL and Math WILMUR R. SAYLOR Sc I ENCE KENNETH C. CONROY H I STORY AND LATIN ROBERT H. NEES Coach and Athletics JACK CHATHAM ’ Football 2,3,4 L Club 2,3,4 V. Pres. L Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Track 4 ■ DORIS CRISWELL Pep Club I ,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,4 Phy. Ed. 1,2,3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Driving 3 DOUGLAS CLANIN Band I,2,3,4 Basketball I,2,3,4 Football 2,4 Track I,4 L Club 3,4 Driving 3 Dramatics 4 Annual Staff 4 PAPER STAFF 4 Class Pres. 4 DALE CURRY Basketball Mgr. 3,4 Football Mgr. 4 Band I,2,3,4 Class Sec.-Treas.3 Driving 3 L Club 3,4 L Club Sec.-Treas.4 Stu. Coun. 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 DONNA LANDON Band I,2,3,4 Glee Club i,2,3,4 Pep Club l ,2,3,4 Cheerleader l , 2,3.4 Mixed Chor. 1,3,4 Librarian 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Phy. Ed. 1,2 Office 3,4 Swing Band 3,4 Sextette I Brass Quartet I Class Pres. I Driving 3 Dramatics 3,4 DONNA LANDON (CONT. ) Sec.-Treas. Glee Club 1 V. Pres. Band 4 Ed. Annual Staff 4 Ed. Paper Staff 4 Football Queen 4 Triple Trio 4 Pres. Stu. Coun. 4 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 4 L Club 3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Mixed Chor. 3,4 Boys' Quartet 4 Boys' Chor. 3 Class Pres. 3 Librarian 2 Phy. Ed. 3 Driving 3 Stu. Coun. 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper staff 4 Track 4 DON FOLTZ DON GLUMBIK Band 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 L Club 2,3,4 M i xed Chor. 3,4 Movie Operator 3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Swing Band 3,4 Stu. Coun. 3 Driving 3 Boys' Chor. 3 Boys' Quartet 4 Librarian 2 Track 2,4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Capt. Football 4 BARBARA NAYES Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,4 Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Phy . Ed. 1,2 Dramatics 3,4 Class Pres. 2 Mixed Chor. 4 Triple Trio 4 Sec. Treas. Band 4 Pres. Pep Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper staff 4 HARLEY HAMILTON Dramatics 3,4 Phy. Ed. 1,2,3 Track 1,4 Band I Class Secj-Treas. I Basketball 4 L Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 ETHEL WILLIAMS Band I,2,3,4 Glee Club I ,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Dramat ics 2,3,4 Queen Cand. I,2 Phy. Ed. 1,2 Mixed Chor. 3,4 Triple Trio 4 Driving 3 Librarian 4 Sec.-Treas. Glee Club 2 Pres. Glee Club 4 Class Sec.Treas. 4 Co-Ed. Annual 4 Co-Ed. Paper 4 Class V. Pres. I HAROLD NANTO Dramatics 3,4 Boys' Chor. 3 mixed Chor. 3 Football 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 L Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 LYLE SHICK Basketball I ,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 L Club l,2,3,4 Track 1,4 M i xed Chor. 3,4 Dramat ics 3,4 Boys' Chor. 3 Librarian 3 Boys' Quartet 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Capt. Football 4 Capt. Basketball 4 Pres. L Club 4 1 J 91 mm JACK STEVENS BAND I,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Dramatics 3,4 L Club 3,4 Boys' Chor. 3 mixed Chor. 3 Football 4 Track 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Stu. Coun. 4 Sgt. Arms L Club 4 Pres. Band 4 MARY RUTH WOLF PAUL WILEY Phy. Ed. I ,2,3,4 Basketball I Track I Librarian 3 Class V . Pres. 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Glee Club l ,2,3,4 Pep Club I,2,3,4 Band 3,4 Mixed Chor. 3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Pep Band 3,4 Phy. Ed. 1,2 Triple Trio 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Sec.-Treas. Pep Club 4 Sec.-Treas. Glee Cl. 4 Sec.-Treas. Class 2 V.Pres. Class 3 Driving 3 SENIOR CLASS ON PARADE Out where the west begins. Out where the sunset ends. In a valley of a fast flowing river. Where our hearts will be forever. Where our lives have gone so fast. Nestles our little town of Lodge Grass. With heads held high and smiling faces. The Seniors of '51 go into the World to take their places. And here we would like to present each one. To show our talents and what we have done. Jack, broad shouldered, handsome and tall. One smile from him, and all the girls fall. Here we present our young Jack Chatham In football games he's up and at 'em. She's a girl with remarkable poise. A HIT SHE MAKES WITH BOTH GIRLS AND BOYS'. Ethel never gives up when things go wrong. She'll go through life, singing a song. HE'S AN UNPREDICTABLE LAD, Sometimes he's good and sometimes he's bad! On the basketball floor, he's rated pretty high. We're proud of you, Harley, and that's no lieI Harold nanto is smart as he can be when it comes to algebra and chemistry, HE’S USUALLY TEASING MOST OF THE TIME, But someday he'll quiet down and earn a dime. WE HAVE A GIRL WHO HAS PERSONALITY PLUS, She's a friend who means a lot to us. Barbara Nayes, willing to lend a hand. Will be a great scholar of our land. Paul Wiley, whom we all know. Has plenty of friends where'er he may go. He seems to be doing okay with his girl. But who wouldn't with that smart little curl. Donna Landon is another of our senior gang. At school and parties she's really a bang'. She's caused many a boy's heart to skip a beat. And we all think she is mighty sweet. Always the pest and thetease of this group It's Dale Curry who's always in the soup, And this is every school girl's demand. Not to get a seat in front of him in band. So SHORT AND SLIGHT, WITH HER MERRY GRIN, Doris helps us all, through thick and thin. Brains like hers we can't surpass, She's the shortest of the Senior Class. He's quiet and shy with not much to say. But obstacles never block his way, Lyle Shick is swell on a basketball floor. Of fellows like him, we could use more. We've found Mary Ruth is the artist of our class. Her drawing and sketching not one can surpass. She's clever and skillful and full of fun. And when it comes to studies she's not a bit dumb. SO TALL AND SLIM WITH HIS MERRY GRIN, Doug helps us all through thick and thin. Character like his we can't surpass. He's the president of the Senior Class. We grow prouder still of Don Glumbik each day. We know he'll go places with his winning way. On the Football field he certainly shines. He'll surely win fame in some future lines. Our classmate. Jack Stevens, a winsome young lad. Always happy and cheerful, and never is bad, yes, we think he is simply 0.K. WE WOULDN'T TRADE HIM FOR ANYONE, ANYWAY. A WONDERFUL VOICE AND ALWAYS A SMILE, Don Foltz is really a friend that's worth while. Back to Wyola he'll go when this is all o'er Return to Lodge Grass? Oh no, nevermore! Mow you've met us, one and all. UNDER LIFE'S BURDENS WE SHALL NOT FALL, But we'll each shoulder our load And go singing our way down life's road. Paul Wiley Jack Chatham Doug. Cl an i n CLASS HISTORY OF 195 1 IN THE SPRING OF 1947 TWENTY-FIVE BEWILDERED, MEEK, UNCONFIDENT Freshmen entered the halls of Lodge Grass High School, we WENT THROUGH THE USUAL TORTURE OF INITIATION FROM THE SOPHOMORES AND TO OUR SURPRISE, LIVED! OUR PRESIDENT WAS DONNA LANDON; VICE- PRESIDENT, Ethel Williams; and secretary and treasurer, Harley Hamilton. Our sponsor for the year was Mr. Nile Walker. We had a VERY SUCCESSFUL BAND PARTY HALLOWEEN AT MRS. STEVENSON'S. THE Wolf Mountains was the site for our class picnic. This year we WERE GIVEN OUR FIRST OPPORTUNITY TO ATTEND THE JUN I 0R-SEN I 0R PROM. As Sophomores our president was Barbara nayes with Don Foltz and Mary Ruth Wolf as helpers. We had the glory of initiating the POOR FRESHMEN AND ENJOYED IT VERY MUCH. WE DIDN'T HAVE MUCH TIME TO FOOL AROUND THIS YEAR BUT WE DID MANAGE TO TAKE SECOND PLACE IN THE TRACK MEET. WE VENTURED TO THE WYOMING FISH HATCHERY NEAR STORY, WYOMING ON OUR PICNIC. When we congregated as Juniors we found we had only 22 members OF OUR ORIGINAL CLASS. WE PRESENTED OUR FIRST CLASS PLAY ENTITLED A Husband for Sale. We must admit it was a very successful production. A Halloween party also highlighted the year. In THE SPRING OF 1950 WE DECORATED THE GYM FOR THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM. Our theme was Stardust and the gym was very effectively done WITH SPARKLING STARS AND A REVOLVING LIGHT SYSTEM. THIS YEAR WE ALSO WALKED OFF WITH FIRST PLACE IN THE TRACK MEET. OUR OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR WERE DON FOLTZ, MARY RUTH WOLF, AND DALE CURRY. OUR CLASS SPONSOR AND PLAY DIRECTOR WAS MR. HERMAN WEIS. Before we realized it we were in the middle of our Senior year. Our students numbered fifteen and our officers were Douglas Clanin, Paul Wiley, and Ethel Williams. Some of our main events were: numerous school parties, our football homecoming, our play (which we successfully put on in the spring of 1951), the Junior-Senior prom and Banquet, Senior Day (when we visited the business houses of Billings), our class picnic, kangaroo court, and last OF ALL--GRADUAT ION. WE, AS SENIORS, ALSO WENT THROUGH THE USUAL HEADACHES OF EDITING THE SCHOOL PAPER AND ANNUAL. AS WE LEAVE THE HALLS OF LODGE GRASS HIGH SCHOOL WE TAKE WITH US MANY HAPPY MEMORIES AND REGRET THAT OUR FOUR YEARS HERE HAVE GONE BY SO SWIFTLY. CLASS WILL OF 195 1 We, the Senior Class of 1951, being of sound mind and judgment, AND FREE FROM ANY AND ALL INFLUENCES OF ALCOHOL, MR. SWEDBERG, AND OTHER INFLUENCES DO HEREBY MAKE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT TO THE faculty, classes, and students of Lodge Grass High School. 1. TO THE FACULTY WE BEQUEATH THE UNHAPPY PROSPECT OF MANAGING THE SCHOOL AND ITS ACTIVITIES WITHOUT THE HELP OF THE SENIORS. 2. TO THE JUNIORS WE BEQUEATH OUR ABILITY TO BLOW HUGE BUBBLES DURING JOURNALISM CLASS. WE ALSO BEQUEATH OUR SUPREME ABILITY TO PUBLISH THE SCHOOL PAPER AND ANNUAL AND HOPE THEY HAVE AS MUCH WORK AS WE DID. 3. To the Sophomores we bequeath the patience and ability to put on the junior play and prom. 4. To the Freshmen we bequeath the patience and endurance it TAKES TO BECOME A SENIOR AND NOT TO BE TOO HARD ON THE FRESHIES NEXT YEAR. 5. The Seniors as individuals will their own abilities and skills TO THE MEEK AND LOW INDIVIDUALS OF L.G.H.S. JACK STEVENS WILLS HIS GIGGLES TO BLANCHE FOWLER AND HOPES SHE CAN ATTRACT AS MUCH ATTENTION AS HE DID. Jack Chatham wills his shoulders and center position in football to Mick Stevens. Barbara Nayes bequeaths her letter writing to R.m. College to ANYONE WHO CAN KEEP UP THE DAILY EDITION. PAUL WILEY WILLS ABILITY TO GET ALONG WITH TEACHERS TO HARLAN Barnes. Lyle Shick wills his ability to come late to class to Carolee Redman . Ethel Williams bequeaths her ability to corner boys behind the JOURNALISM DOOR TO JANET CHATHAM AND HOPES SHE CAN KEEP UP HER GOOD WORK. Don Foltz wills his crew cuts to Emma Jean Sorger and sincerely HOPES THE HAIR WON’T GET IN HER EYES. DOUG CLANIN WILLS HIS DROP KICKING TO GARY CURRY. Donna Landon wills her athletic ability and muscles to Duane Roth and hopes he puts them to good use. Dale Curry wills his teasing talent to Billy Gross. Harley Hamilton leaves his curly hair to Mr. Swedberg and hopes he can keep it. Mary Ruth Wolf wills six inches of her height to next year's basketball team. Harold Nanto wills his snooper ability to Cloanna wagenaar. Don Glumbik wills his sow legs and boots to Tom Conroy. Doris Criswell bequeaths her ability to hold her temper to Jack Ball and hopes he can stand as much teasing as she did. CLASS PROPHECY OF 195 1 WE, the class of nineteen hundred fifty-one, LOOK 20 YEARS AHEAD TO SEE WHERE AND HOW EACH OF OUR FORMER CLASS MEMBERS ARE. AS WE ARE WAITING FOR OUR PLANE AT WYOLA MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, WHO SHOULD WE CHANCE TO MEET BUT THE PILOT OF THE PLANE, LYLE Shick. He makes a mighty fine pilot, too. As OUR TRIP GOT UNDERWAY, AND WE WERE ENGROSSED IN OUR MAGAZINES ONE OF THE PASSENGERS SPOKE. WE RECOGNIZED HIM AS DOUGLAS Clanin and his pardners. Jack Chatham and Jack Stevens, who had RECENTLY TAKEN OVER THE WYOMING HEREFORD RANCH (WHR). THEY WERE ENROUTE TO WASHINGTON D.C. TO ATTEND A HEREFORD STOCK SHOW. Due to an electrical storm we were forced to land at Chicago. AS WE WALKED INTO A RESTAURANT WE IMMEDIATELY RECOGNIZED DON FOLTZ, OWNER AND OPERATOR OF THE FOLTZ TRANSPORT COMPANY. OUR BIGGEST SURPRISE CAME WHEN THE CHEF HIMSELF CAME TO WAIT ON US. IT WAS Dale Curry, one of the best cooks in Chicago. After much delay we arrived in Washington. As we stepped off THE PLANE, WE WERE GREETED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, Harley Hamilton and Paul Wiley, a five star general, the MacArthur OF TODAY. After visiting at the White House we decided to take a stroll DOWNTOWN. By coincident we met Harold nanto, president of the C.B. 0. Railroad who informed us that he had bought tickets to the Army- Navy FOOTBALL GAME. UPON ARRIVING AT THE GAME WE MET COACH DON Glumbik of Army. That evening we attended the yearly President's Ball at the White House, we heard the famous All-American Band under the direction of Donna Landon. while at the ball we met another one of OUR CLASSMATES, ETHEL WILLIAMS, NOTED DRAMATIC TEACHER AT YALE University. AS WE WERE WALKING BACK TO THE AIRPORT FOR OUR FLIGHT BACK TO New York we bumped into a pedestrian and were so surprised to see it was Mary Ruth Wolf. She informed us she was on a sight-seeing tour of Washington for winning top honors as bronco rider at the annual Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo. Much to our sorrow our vacation is ended and I, Barbara nayes, EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK TIMES, AND DORIS CRISWELL, MY PRIVATE SECRETARY, MUST BOARD THE PLANE FOR NEW YORK IN TIME TO GET OUR PAPER printed for Miss Shepherd's journalism class, Monday, September 6, 1971 . Juniors BARBARA WHITE RICHARD BLAINE Sophomores Carol Chatham Janet Chatham Diann Cooper Jean Crosby Shirley Er i ckson Mary Lou Esther Kaiser Pete Mason Louise Laura Ruth George Mereness miller Newton Duane Roth Ramona Roth Norma Shick Paul Old Crow Spotted Horse Mickey Tommy Sun Vivian Leona waddle Evangeline Stevens Goes Slow old Horn Whiteman Freshmen P RE S I DENT Wesley Wagenaar V.-P RES. 1 Roberta Morri son Sec.-Treas. Leroy Barnes George Shirley Burton Scotty Curry Bonowitz Buckingham Chandler Rosalie Davis Wilbert Blanche Barbara Helen Rae Eastman Fowler Greenough Jeffers George Lix Jude Lix Christine Mary Ann Inez Noblett Lynde Nayes Eula Roth Clara Shaw Jack Schook Ruby Sun George Waddle Joyce Bird goes Slow in Ground Junior High E I GHTH GRADE Owen Old Crow, Roy Zier, Charles Murdock, Burton Chandler, Elwood Schen-derline, Phil Rasmussen, Steve Walker, Gilbert Eggart, Charles Wilson, Bob Mereness, Mickey Handley. Row 2s Virginia White Hip, Myron Pease, Sammy Bogges6, Bill Jappe, Mr. Black, Arlen Whiteman, Roger Ball, Donnie Fenton, Betty Overturf. Row 3s Sandra Jappe, Lorraine Pilkington, Beatrice Wolf, Luanne Metcalf, Lu Ella Faught, Jackie Mattox, Norita Cla-nin, Edna George. SEVENTH GRADE Billy Sorger, Charles Overturf, Bobby Shaw, Jimmy Walker, Willard Spotted Horse, Paul Wallace, Robert Bulltail, Hale Jeffers, Billy Zier, Johnny Noblett. Row 2: Ruth Lopez, Bethanna Greybull, Adella Not Afraid, Dennis Roth, Mrs. Matross, Leonard Bonawitz, Deanna Cooley, Regina Blaine, Lucy Lopez. Row 3s Patty Pantoja, Velma Eastman, Dorothy Moore, Margaret Metcalfe, Media Bird, Joyce Landon, Patsy Fitzgerald, Shirley Mason, Clara Chandler. Row It Billy sorger, Hale Jeffers, Mickey Handley, Gilbert Eggart, Steve Walker, Dennis Roth, Charles Murdock, Burton Chandler, Jimmy Walker, Bobby Shaw, Johnny Noblett. Row 2: Sandra Jappe, Deanna Cooley, Adella Not Afraid, Lu Ella Faught, Mrs. Stevenson, Luanne Metcalfe, Beatrice Wolf, Jackie Mattox, Regina Blaine. Row 3: Clara Chandler, Edna George, Shirley Mason, Patsy Fitzgerald, Norita Clanin, Margaret Metcalfe, Dorothy Moore, Joyce Landon, Velma Eastman, Patty Pantoja. Row:l: gilbert Eggart, Craig Medicine Crow, Owen Old Crow, Mickey Hand-ley, Paul Wallace, Coach Nees. Row 2: Arlen Whiteman, Willard Spotted Horse, Myron Pease, Elwood Schenderline, Bill Jappe, Burton Chandler, Steve Walker. Athletics Row I: Gary Curry, Harold Nanto, Frank Foltz, Don Foltz, George Bona-witz, Duane Roth. Row 2: Dale Curry, Jack Stevens, Richard Blaine, Coach Nees, Douglas Clanin, Tom Conroy, Billy Gross. Row 3: Jack Ball, Charlie Fellows, Don Glumbik, Lyle Shick, Jack Chatham, Billy Shaw. A SQUAD Tommy Sun Go Slow, Don Glumbik, Jack Stevens, Doug Clanin, Tommy Backbone, Captain Lyle Shick, Richard Blaine, Tom Conroy, Charlie Fellows, Harley Hamilton, Manager Dale Curry, Larry Whiteman, Coach Nees. B SQUAD Standing: LeRoy Barnes, Harold Nanto, Wilbert Eastman, Coach Conroy, Scotty Curry, Duane Roth, Jude Lix. Seated: Don Foltz, Paul Spotted horse, Wesley Wagenaar, Captain Garry Curry, George bona-witz. Burton Chandler, Jr. $ CAPTAIN LYLE SHICK FORWARD Guard TOM CONROY Sguad HARLEY HAMILTON LARRY WHITEMAN DON GLUMBIK I Standing: Gary Curry, Billy Gross, Frank Foltz, Mickey Stevens, Richard Blaine, Tommy Backbone, Billy Shaw, Paul Spotted Horse, Tommy Sun Goes Slow, Coach Nees. Seated: Charlie Fellows, Don Foltz, Don Glumbik, Jack Chatham, Lyle Shick, Jack Stevens, Dale Curry, Doug Clanin, Harold Nanto. LYLE SHICK JACK CHATHAM Club Pres i dent V I CE-PRESI DENT JACK STEVENS Sgt. at Arms DALE CURRY Sec. Treas. t Organizations BAND Top row: Cloanna Wagenaar, Steve Walker, Laura Ruth Miller, Juanita Pease, Ethel Williams, Director Mrs. Stevenson, Jewel Medicine Horse, LuElla Mae Faught, Barbara Nayes, Clara Shaw, Phil Rasumussen. Middle row: Mary Ruth Wolf, Romana Roth, Carolee Redman, Don Glumbik, Leona Waddle, Douglas Clanin, Jack Stevens, Shirley Green, Dale Curry, LuAnn Metcalfe. Bottom row: Gilbert Lee Eggart, Helen Rae Jeffers, Lola Bond, Donna Landon, Emma Jean Sorger, Diann Cooper, Mary Stevens, Shirley Buckingham, Helen Standish, Mickey Handley. Twirlers: right-Shirley Erickson, left-Colleen Barnes. DONNA LANDON Vice President JACK STEVENS PRES I DENT BARBARA NAYES SEC. TREAS. MARCHING BAND GLEE CLUB Top row: Mary Ann Nayes, Rosalie Davis, Shirley Buckingham, Barbara Nayes, Ramona Roth, Lola Bond, Norma Shick, Inez Noblett, Barbara Greenough . Middle row: Doris Criswell, Christine Lynde, Ethel Williams, Mary Ruth Wolf, Leona waddle, Carolee Redman, Clara Shaw, Ruby Sun Goes Slow, Roberta Morrison. Bottom row: Diann Cooper, Donna Landon, Laura Ruth Miller, Esther Kaiser, Helen Standish, Cloanna Wagenaar, Shirley Erickson, Emma Jean Sorger, Colleen Barnes, Mrs. Alina Stevenson, director. LOLA ANN BOND Vice pres i dent MARY RUTH WOLF Secretary-Treasurer TR I PLE TRI 0 Top rows Pianist Carolee Redman, Director Mrs. Stevenson. Middle rows Barbara Nayes, Donna Landon. Bottom rows Diann Cooper, Helen Standish, Clara Shaw, Ethel Williams, Mary Ruth Wolf, Emma Jean Sorger. BOYS' QUARTET Tom Conroy Don Foltz Don Glumbik Lyle Shick MIXED CHORUS Top row: Barbara Nayes, Donna Landon, Cloanna wagenaar. Middle row: Pianist Carolee Redman, Don Glumbik, Tom Conroy, Lyle Shick, Don Foltz, Director Mrs. Stevenson. Bottom row: Diann Cooper, Helen Standish, Clara Shaw, Ethel Williams, Mary Ruth Wolf, Emma Jean Sorger. SWING BAND Left to right: Carolee Redman, Emma Jean Sorger, Cloanna wagenaar, Don Glumbik, Helen Standish, Donna Landon. PEP CLUB Top row: Barbara Nayes, Clara Shaw, Carolee Redman, Leona Waddle, Shirley Green, Ramona Roth, Mary Ruth Wolf. Middle row: Mrs. Stevenson, Shirley Buckingham, Janet Chatham, Shirley Erickson, Laura Ruth Miller, Betty Moore, Cloanna Wagenaar, Jewel Medicine Horse, Ethel Williams, Carol Chatham, Sponsor Miss Barry. Bottom row: Helen Rae Jeffers, Rosalie Davis, Inez Noblett, Mary Ann Hayes, Christine Lynde, Mary Stevens, Barbara Greenough, Ruby Sun Goes Slow, Roberta Morrison, Doris .Criswell. Cheerleaders: Emma Jean Sorger, Helen Standish, Donna Landon, Colleen Barnes. Pres.-Carolee Redman, V.-Pres.-Jewel Medicine Horse, Sec. Treas.- Mary Wolf. Roberta Morr i SON Ruby Sun Goes Slow Mary Ann Nayes Shirley Erickson Rosalie Davis Barbara White Christine Lynde Barbara Greenough Colleen Barnes JOURNALISM CLASS Top row: Harold Nanto, Paul Wiley, Dale Curry, Don Foltz, Harley Hamilton. Middle row: Don Glumbik, Lyle Shick, Jack Chatham, Doug Clanin, Jack Stevens. Bottom row: Assistant advisor Mrs. Matross, Doris Criswell, Barbara Nayes, Donna Landon, Ethel Williams, Mary Ruth wolf. Advisor Miss Shepherd. LIBRARY STAFF Top row: Miss Shepherd, Barbara White, Duane Roth, Frank Foltz, John Calvetti, Betty Moore, Mrs. Matross. Bottom row: Esther Ka iser, Donna Landon, Shirley Green, Laura Ruth Miller, Ethel Williams. Activities I I i 'T-r V. to' ' V CV v � sV ne «v PvacKcw ,U es «y ? tV'- OYs«. 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