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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1952 volume:

2 PUBLISHING DALLAS. COMPANY TEXAS 7eUft r- tA4U MEANS BETTER YEARBOOKS Y FOREWORD We present this annual to the students and friends of Lodge Grass High School hoping that each will enjoy our efforts to record the pleasant memories of this year in our school. STAFF Editor..................................................CAROLEE REDMAN Assistant Editor...........................................MARY STEVENS Art Editor.........................................KAY LANIER Sports Editor..................................CHARLIE FELLOWS Business Manager-----------------------------CLOANNA WAGENAAR Advertising Manager - - --------------------- — BILL SHAW Mailing........................................COLLEEN BARNES Feature Editor.................................HELEN STANDISH DEDICATION We seniors of 1952 dedicate this annual to all of our schoolmates who have been, who are, and who will be serving in the armed forces. STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Mr. Paul D. Swedberg, advisor; Harlan Barnes, and Mr. V. M. Matross, advisor. Back row, seated: Romona Roth, Lola Bond, and Shirley Ann Green. Second row, seated: Colleen Barnes, Wesley Waganeer, and Bill Shaw. Seated at desk: Carolee Redman. OFFICERS: Carolee Redman, president; Lola Bond, vice-president; and Ramona Roth, secretary -treasurer. CAROLEE REDMAN LOLA BOND RAMONA ROTH Approaching the end of another successful year. Lodge Grass High School looks forward to continued achievement in educating the youth of the Little Big Horn Country. The hill has heard the challenge. The rooms of the high school have been brightened with soothing pastel shades. The shadows of the desks have been decreased by the installation of fluorescent lights. New shelves and magazine racks have been placed in the library to accommodate the new library books and larger number of periodicals. The athletic department has been expanded to enable greater participation in physical education by the students and better visibility and comfort for the spectators as they watch our young and promising athletes perform. The music department has enjoyed its most successful year. The Ag. building trembles with reports that its basement is to be renovated soon for an enlarged program in industrial arts. More significant than any physical improvements on the hill is the spirit of the student body as they cooperate in the school activities. I congratulate the members of the class of 1952, whose graduation brings in sight the new experiences in life. MR. CARL ORR Industrial Arts MISS ETHEL SIMMONS Commercial MR. ROBERT NEES P. E. and Athletics V. M. MATROSS Superintendent I 952 F A C U L T Y MR. GEORGE BLACK Social Studies MRS. ALINA STEVENSON English and Music MR. W. R. SAYLOR Sciences far HELEN STANDISH President Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2, 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4 Swing Band 2,3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Triple Trio 3 Double Sextette 4 President: Class 4 Band 4 Secretary -Treasurer: Class 1, 3 Glee Club 2 P. E. 1 Dramatics 3, 4 Girls' State Delegate 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 CLOANNA WAGENAAR Vice President Band 1, 2,3,4 Pep Band 1, 2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Swing Band 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Triple Trio 3 Double Sextette 4 Vice President: Class 4 Secretary -Treasurer: Student Council 3 Glee Club 4 Librarian 1,2 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Dramatics 3, 4 P.E. 1 Office Worker 4 Alternate Delegate Girls' State 3 Sponsored by C. J. HEIN, Sheridan, Wyoming SHIRLEY GREEN Secretary -Treasurer Band 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Assistant Editor paper 4 Annual Staff 4 Secretary -Treas urer: Class 4 Dramatics 3,4 P. E. 1,2 CAROLEE REDMAN Student Council Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4 Glee Club 1, 2,3,4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 Cheerleader 4 Swing Band 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4 Triple Trio 3 Double Sextette 4 President: Pep Club 3 Student Council 4 Vice President: Student Council 3 Secretary -Treasurer: Band 4 Editor Annual 4 Paper Staff 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Best All-around Girl 4 P. E. 1 Sponsored by MR. FRANK HOULE, Billings, Montana JACK BALL Football 1,2, 3, 4 Captain Football 4 L Club 1.2, 3.4 Track 4 Basketball 1 Student Council 1 Boys' Chorus 2 Mixed Chorus 2,4 Boys' Quartet 4 Projectionist 3, 4 President: Class 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Dramatics 4 P. E. 1,2 MARY STEVENS Band 1,2,3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Student Council 4 Assistant Editor Annual 4 Paper Staff 4 Dramatics 3,4 ”L Club Queen P. E. 1 BILLY GROSS Manager: Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3,4 Track 3,4 L Club 2,3,4 P. E. 1,2 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Dramatics 3,4 MV Sponsored by BANK OF COMMERCE, Sheridan, Wyoming 1 COLLEEN BARNES Pep Band 1 Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,4 Double Sextette 4 Student Council 4 Twirler 1,2 Drum Majorette 3,4 Librarian 2 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Dramatics 3,4 P.E. 1,2 CHARLES FELLOWS Football 1, 2, 3,4 Captain Football 4 Basketball 1, 3, 4 Track 3,4 L Club 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Boys' Chorus 2 Student Council 3 KAY LANIER Glee Club 1,2,4 Pep Club 1,2,4 Mixed Chorus 2,4 Double Sextette 4 Editor Paper 4 Sponsored by QUICK PRINTING, Sheridan, Wyoming President: Class 3 L Club Secretary-Treasurer: Class 3 Dramatics 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 L Club Queen 4 Dramatics 4 P.E. 1,2 LARRY WHITEMAN Basketball 4 L Club 4 P.E. 1.2,3 Alternate Boys' State 3 High School Rodeo Contestant 3. 4 EMMA JEAN SORGER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Swing Band 2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Triple Trio 3 Double Sextette 4 BILLY SHAW Football 1, 2,3,4 Captain Football 4 L Club 2,3,4 Track 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Boys' Quartet 4 Student Council 4 Dramatics 3,4 Dramatics 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Librarian 1, 2 Head Librarian 4 Band Director 4 President: Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Dramatics 3,4 P.E. 1 Vice President: Class 2 Secretary-Treasurer: L” Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 P.E. 1 Boys' State Delegate 3 Sponsored by SNAPPY FOOD MART, Hardin, Montana BETTY MOORE Librarian 1,2, 3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 RICHARD BLAINE Basketball 2, 3 Football 3 L Club 2, 3,4 Vice President: ”L Club 4 BARBARA WHITE Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Glee Club 1 Librarian 2, 3 Twirler 3,4 Sponsored by SONNY SEADER, Hardin, Montana Dramatics 4 P.E. 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Dramatics 4 P.E. 1,4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Dramatics 4 P.E. 1,2 O H C L A S S H I S R Y On September 7, 1948, twenty-nine green little Freshmen entered Lodge Grass High School. After a grueling initiation they were officially admitted and allowed to participate in the activities of the high school. The results of the class election found Kim Forman as President, Charlie Fellows as Vice President, Helen Standish as Secretary-Treasurer, and Shirley Green and Jack Ball as Student Council Representatives. Coach Likarich was class sponsor. During the year a Valentine Party was held in the grade school gym with the whole high school attending. The class went to Bear Claw Ranch for their picnic. Twenty-two classmates returned as Sophomores, and Pat Webb joined the group later in the year. Kim Forman moved to Miles City during the year and became a leading figure there. Connie Yellowtail and Tommy Sun Goes Slow also dropped out. Officers for the year were: President, Charlie Fellows; Vice President, Billy Shaw; Secretary-Treasurer, Helen Standish. Coach Likarich again acted as class sponsor. This year vengeance was gained as the new Freshies” were put through initiation. The class picnic was held at the picnic grounds at Story, Wyoming. The names on the roll call as Juniors numbered nineteen, but Jewel Medicine Horse, Robert Clark, and Darlene Paulsen dropped out during the year. Jack Ball, Jewel Medicine Horse, and Charlie Fellows were elected as class officers, and Carolee Redman was Student Council Representative. Class sponsor was Mr. Saylor. The class play, Drums of Death, was successfully presented under the direction of Mr. Black. A carnival theme was used for the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. The class picnic was held in Tongue River Canyon. As Mighty Seniors, only seventeen faces were seen. Carole Lanier, who was missing during the Junior year, returned this year as Kay. Class officers were: President, Helen Standish; Vice President, Cloanna Wagenaar; Secretary-Treasurer, Shirley Green; Student Council Representative, Carolee Redman. Mr. Swedberg was class sponsor. Clementine, the Senior class play, was highly acclaimed, and everyone said that it was one of the best Lodge Grass had ever seen. Mr. Radtke directed it and supervised the make-up and scenery. A Leap Year Midwinter Ball was held in the grade school gym, and the decorations followed a Valentine theme. A high school talent show also highlighted the year. Both the girls' and boys' volleyball tournaments were won by the Seniors. Judge Richard Blaine presided over a very successful Kangaroo Court after which the Seniors went up the Dayton Kane Highway for their picnic. Lunches were eaten in the cars because of rain, but, with still undampened spirits, the class attended a show in Sheridan, Wyoming. On May 22nd, sixteen sad Seniors said good-bye to Lodge Grass High School, and as a last get-together took a trip to Sand Point and Couer d' Alene, Idaho. C L A S S O F I 5 2 CLASS WILL We seniors of 1952, being of sound mind, do hereby will to the: JUNIORS: All of the headaches of being seniors and also our motto, never let a teacher get you down. SOPHOMORES: The anticipation of becoming seniors and the ability to take it after they have become seniors. FRESHMEN: Our patience with the teachers—to them because they have three more years to go! JACK BALL wills his physique to Gilbert Lee Eggart and hopes that he will throw his weight around as much as Jack did. COLLEEN BARNES wills her ability to rumba to Carole Chatham and hopes she can attract as much attention as she did. SHIRLEY GREEN and MARY STEVENS will their antics as a pair to Laura Ruth Miller and Diann Cooper feeling confident that they will carry on very well in their place. EMMA JEAN SORGER wills her ability to get up early in the morning to Gary Curry and hopes he never has the same troubles that she did. BETTY MOORE wills her ability to write letters to servicemen to anyone who can keep up the pace she has set! BARBARA WHITE wills the men in her life to Inez Noblett. BILLY SHAW wills his silverware collection to Frank Foltz and hopes that he can increase it. BILLY GROSS wills his figure to Dona Endicott so that she won't have any more weight worries. CHARLES FELLOWS wills his curly hair to Roberta Morrison and feels she will take good care of it. LARRY WHITEMAN wills his ability to ride broncs to Phil Rassemusen and hopes he'll be able to stick with them as long as he did. CAROLEE REDMAN will her big, ole notebook to Bonnie Wham and hopes that she packs it as long and as far as Cari did. HELEN STAND1SH wills her short hair to Luanne Metcalfe and hopes that Luanne has an easy time taking care of it. CLOANNA WAGENAAR wills her plump figure to Dinky Conroy. CLASS PROPHECY On October 31, 1967, we arrived at the Lodge Grass Grand Central Station, after receiving an invitation from a friend to attend a Halloween Scavenger party. The party started out with a BANG as we left on the scavenger hunt. The list of things we had to find was comparatively stiff but by stopping at the homes of local people we were certain they could be found. We had heard that Cloanna Wagenaar was a four-star general in the WACS, so we decided we might be able to find our first item, four stars, at her home. While there we met the former Shirley Green, now the wife of the minister of Lodge Grass Big Brown Church. Our next stop was at Lodge Grass Square Garden, where we consulted Mary Stevens, Woman Champion Bronc Rider, as to where we could obtain a horseshoe. Miss Stevens obligingly told us she would loan us one. As we had never seen Miss Stevens perform we decided to stay and watch her Death Dragging Act, which was ready to begin. While we were watching we gasped as she missed her footing and fell to the ground. After calling eight funeral parlors of Lodge Grass and discovering there were no ambulances available, we quickly borrowed General Wagenaar's jeep and rushed Miss Stevens to Lodge Grass Municipal Hospital, where, as we entered the door, we were admitted by the head nurse. Miss Colleen Barnes. After we had Miss Stevens resting quietly, we hurried after our next article, the original book by the former Cari Redman called The Lost Recipe Book. We knew the best way to get this astonishing book was by going straight to the author's home, but when we arrived we were informed by her set of triplets, Jackie, Mackie, and Bonaparte, that she was employed as a hash slinger at the exclusive restaurant. Jack's Juke Joint. Jack Ball, proprietor of this cafe, was also the local mayor. The next article on the list stumped us and we knew we would have a difficult time locating it. It was a silver tap from a dancing shoe. We knew we had to get started so we rushed to Lodge Grass Arthur Murray Dance Studio where we finally located the manager, but soon found he had loaned it to the notorious woman wrestler, Barbara White, who was taking up tap dancing lessons in her spare time, but to our chagrin. we found she, too, had loaned it to another local favorite, Emma Jean Sorger, world-famous mathematician, who had a hobby of collecting silver taps. We had a hard time convincing Miss Sorger that she should lend us the tap, but finally, after a great amount of persuasion, she relented and gave it to us.. After this successful move, we looked at our list. The next thing was a trombone mouthpiece. We knew we could get this easily by going to the famous night club, The Paradise Palace, owned and operated by Larry Whiteman. He knew the person we should go to was Helen Standish, popular singer and bandleader. Helen was gracious enough to give us the mouthpiece from her OWN trombone. Greatly satisfied, we hurried on for our next article, an original portrait painting by the world-renown artist and painter, Kay Lanier. While there she introduced us to her model, Charlie Fellows, who was the subject of Miss Lanier's original masterpiece, and who just finished sitting for another portrait. Victoriously, we began the search for our next treasure which was a Chanel No. 200 perfume bottle. Being unsuccessful after calling upon several homes, we finally learned that the local advisor to the lovelorn, Miss Betty Moore, was a passionate user of the perfume. Much to our dismay Miss Moore did not have this bottle on hand but told us that we could purchase it by going to the Lodge Grass Woman’s Lingerie and Perfume Shop, owned and operated by THE Richard Blaine. Thinking we had completed our list, we rushed back to the party to find we were the first :o return. After we had our list checked, it was found that the most important object had been overlooked, which was a shroud, the winding sheet used to wrap around a corpse. We were fortunate the town undertaker, Bill Shaw, better known as Dig-Me O'Shaw, the Friendlier Undertaker, lived only a block away. He promptly gave us the shroud and we hurried back to the party. Much to our surprise we found we were still the first to complete our list----------------------and the WINNERS 1! ! Our prize was two theater tickets to the highly advertised movie, That's My Boy, starring Dean Martin and Billy Gross, the famous comic team. The party finally over, we departed with anxiety, and now, we are looking forward to that free show tomorrow night. . Vice President Student Council TOM CONROY Secretary-Treasurer DIANN CAROLE LAURA RUTH EVANGELINE COOPER CHATHAM MILLER WHITEMAN FOLTZ BACKBONE STEVENS RAMONA ROTH SHIRLEY ERICKSON NEWTON PAUL OLD CROW SPOTTED HORSE CLARA STEWART MARY GEORGE MEDICINE HORSE w JEWEL JANET CHATHAM ESTHER KAISER JOHN CALVETTI DARLENE PAULSEN PETE MASON DUANE ROTH NORMA SHICK CONNIE SMALL RAY BEAR bpKcmoVes ■ ! JSe Blanche Fowler President Wesley Wagenaar Student Council Roberta Morrison LeRoy Barnes Jack Schock Hugh Blacksmith George Bonawitz Shirley Buckingham Ruby Sun Goes Slow Robert Chandler Inez Noblett 'hot (auryt Evelyn Hogan Norma Wall Jude Lix Juanita Pease Eva Lee Y ellowtail Helen Jeffers Barbara Greenough PMOTOGtR xPm A Or A A L A BLF Merle Jean Huggs Sabra Green Della Rita Weibert Sec. -Treas. Elwood Schenderline Donald Fenton Arlen Whiteman Bob Gloria Myron Jacqueline Redman Driftwood Pease Mattox Edna ' Owen Elaine Roy Charles Lorraine George Old Crow Cook Zier Murdock Pilkington David Dona Margaret Arnold Regina Rodger Conroy Endicott Farman Lix Spotted Horse Ball Bill Norita Dale Oscar Jappe Clanin Hopper Hager Sammy Bonnie Charles Lu Ella Wilbert Boggess Wham Wilson Faught Eastman Beatrice Wolf Sandra Bob Dorothy Douglas Mickey Jappe Mereness Paulsen Sheldon Handley Alonzo Ten Bear Phil Rasmussen Gilbert Eggart Burton Chandler EIGHTH GRADE Back row: Dean Schroeder, Anthony Bear, Vaughn Pease, Jack Standish, Eddie Shaw, Bobby Zier, Lawrence Pope, Fred Standish, Dean Moore. Middle row: Monica Stewart, Martin Spotted Horse, John Stewart, Larry Little Owl, Edward Not Afraid, Edward Left Hand, LaTry Curry, Ronnie Chandler, Mr. Radtke, Front row: Nancy Overturf, Donna Rasmussen, Joy Old Crow, Elaine Calvetti, Betty Pilkington, Ramona Huggs, Jeanetta Stevens, Jeanette La-Fountain, Thelma Metcalfe. Back row: Johnny Noblett, Billy Zier, Charles Overturf, Paul Wallace, Jimmy Walker, Bobbie Shaw, Billy Sorger. Middle row: Media Bird, Verna Bird in Ground, Leonard Bonawitz, Dennis Roth, Deanna Cooley, Beth Anna Greybull, Mr. Robertson. Front row: Patty Pantoja, Dorothy Moore, Margaret Metcalfe, Regina Blaine, Joyce Landon, Patsy Fitzgerald, Velma Eastman, Shirley Mason. SEVENTH GRADE r JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Top row: Bobby Zier, Jim Walker, Dennis Roth, John Stewart, Dean Schroeder. Middle row: Mr. Radtke, Anthony Bear, Lawrence Pope, Eddie Shaw, Larry Curry, Bill Zier, Bobbie Shaw, John Noblett, Jack Standish. Front row: Dean Moore, Charles Overturf, Martin Spotted Horse, Junior, Larry Little Owl, Edward Not Afraid, Junior, Leonard Bonawitz, Paul Wallace, Ed Left Hand, Bill Sorger, Fred Standish, Absent: Willard Spotted Horse. 1____ tal ,1 rinf JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Top row: Jack Standish, Ed Left Hand, Ed Not Afraid, Leonard Bonawitz, Dennis Roth, Willard Spotted Horse, Larry Little Owl, Mr. Radtke. Middle row: Bill Zier, Robert Bull Tail, Martin Spotted Horse, Charles Overturf, Larry Curry, Jimmy Walker, John Stewart, Paul Wallace. Front row: Hale Jeffers, Anthony Bear, Fred Standish, John Nobblett, Law rence Pope, Bill Sorger, Bob Shaw, Eddie Shaw. JUNIOR HIGH BAND Back row: Freddie Standish, Lawrence Pope, Johnny Noblet, Larry Curry, Jimmy Walker, Oscar Hager, Charles Murdock, Bob Redman, Dale Hopper, Bob Shaw, Vaughn Pease, Dean Schroeder. Second row: Mrs. Stevenson, Nancy Overturf, Jeanette LaFountain, Elaine Calvetti, Jeanetta Stevens, Velma Eastman, Betty Pilkington, Merle Jean Huggs, Joy Old Crow, Elaine Cooke, Donna Rasmussen, Thelma Metcalfe, Patty Pantoja. Front row Patsy Fitzgerald, Margaret Farman, Blanche Fowler, Inez Noblet, Deanna Cooley, Mary Fowler, Dona Endicott, Regina Elaine, Dorothy Moore, Shirley Mason, and Joyce Landon. Mrs. Alina Stevenson has been director of the band and glee club for twelve years at L.G.H.S. It seems appropriate at this time to wish her a fond farewell from thewhole school for she will not be with us next year. We hope she will give other students the same wonderful guidance as she has given to Lodge Grass students these past twelve years. GOOD LUCK, MRS. STEVENSON! x LITTLE HORN OVERFLOW STAFF Editor------------------------- Assistant Editor--------------- Business Manager - - - - — -Assistant Business Manager — Circualtion Manager------------ Assistant Circulation Manager ---KAY LANIER - - SHIRLEY GREEN -HELEN STANDISH -HARLAN BARNES - BETTY MOORE ----JACK BALL Sports Editor - -- -- - — — - -- -- -- - CHARLIE FELLOWS Assistant Sports Editor — - -- ------------COLLEEN BARNES Student Council Representative-----------------BILL SHAW Reporters, Typists, and Mimeographers----------BILL GROSS, CAROLEE REDMAN. EMMA JEAN SORGER, MARY STEVENS, CLOANNA WAGENAAR, BARBARA WHITE, LARRY WHITEMAN, and RICHARD BLAINE Advisors - -- -- -- -- -- -- MISS SIMMONS, MR. SWEDBERG, and MR. MATROSS l” club Back row: Chaps Lix, Mick Handley, Myron Pease, Robert Chandler, Jack Shock, Bill Gross, Charles Wilson, Leroy Barnes, Owen Old Crow, Gary Curry, Scotty Curry, Jude Lix, David Conroy, Hugh Blacksmith, Roy Zier. Middle row: Arnie Lix, Steve Walker, Rodger Ball, Sam Boggess, Mick Stevens, Tom Backbone, Tom Conroy, Bill Jappe. Larry Whiteman, George Bonawitz, Burton Chandler, Elwood Schenderline, Coach Bob Nees. Front row: Duane Roth, Paul Spotted Horse, Newton Old Crow, Harlan Barnes, Frank Foltz, Charles Fellows, Richard Blaine, Billy Shaw, Pete Mason, Wesley Wagenaar. Left to right: Bill Shaw, Jack Ball, Charles Fellows, Evangeline Whiteman (the L Club Queen), Mary Ann Nayes, and Barbara Chatham. I Back row: Jude Lix, Bill Gross, Elwood Schenderline, Rodger Ball, Paul Spotted Horse, Tom Conroy, Charlie Fellows, Coach Bob Nees, Mick Stevens, Billy Shaw, Harlan Barnes, Jack Ball, Wesley Wagenaar, Frank Foltz, Scotty Curry, Paul Robertson. Middle row: Steve Walker, Burton Chandler, Sam Boggess, Myron Pease, Gary Curry, George Bonawitz, Leroy Barnes, Owen Old Crow, Robert Chandler, Arlen Whiteman. Front row: Wilbert Eastman, Davie Conroy, Arnold Lix, Mick Handley, Charles Wilson, Hugh Blacksmith, Chaps Lix, Bill Jappe, Roy Zier, Jack Schock, Duane Roth. Season Games: Lodge Grass 14 Dayton Lodge Grass 23 Fromberg Lodge Grass 43 Bridger Lodge Grass 62 Klein Lodge Grass 38 Absarokee Lodge Grass 53 Edgar Lodge Grass 6 • Park City • Championship Game 38 6 Bill Shaw, Charlie Fellows, Jack Ball - Co-Captains. nom£C6mmG- Bdlohcn, 13. TAffflD£ ±3 5± “A SQUAD Chaps Lix, Hugh Blacksmith, Owen Old Crow, Myron Pease, Elwood Schenderline, Gary Curry, George Bonawitz, Wesley Wagenaar, Newton Old Crow, Tom Conroy, Charlie Fellows, Tom Backbone, Billy Gross, Coach Bob Nees, Tom Conroy and Tom Backbone, Co-Captains. SEASON GAMES Lodge Grass 36 Lodge Grass 56 Lodge Grass 59 Lodge Grass 56 Lodge Grass 29 Lodge Grass 33 Lodge Grass 61 Lodge Grass 35 Lodge Grass 82 Lodge Grass 34 Lodge Grass 65 Lodge Grass 37 Lodge Grass 41 Lodge Grass 41 Lodge Grass 60 Lodge Grass 56 Lodge Grass 67 Lodge Grass 41 Lodge Grass 39 TOURNAMENT GAMES OPPONENT Klein Busby Park City Hysham Forsyth Big Timber Rosebud Belfrey Colestrip Dayton Custer Worden Busby Forsyth Hysham Rosebud Shepard Colestrip Hardin OPPONENT 34 49 42 27 46 32 36 61 42 44 33 35 56 34 35 30 38 54 39 Lodge Grass 44 Shepherd 23 Lodge Grass 48 Worden 56 Lodge Grass 37 Custer 28 Lodge Grass 49 Hardin 45 Lodge Grass 33 Red Lodge 55 Lodge Grass 50 Dayton 48 Lodge Grass 52 Custer 41 Lodge Grass 39 Worden 40 Lodge Grass 81 Shepherd 48 Lodge Grass 48 Busby 50 m 1 “B” SQUAD Back row: Chaps Lix, Jack Schock, Duane Roth, Bill Jappe, Mickey Stevens, Harlan Barnes, Burton Chandler, Larry Whiteman, Paul Robertson. Front row: Arnold Lix, Scotty Curry, Steve Walker, Leroy Barnes, Marvin Stewart, Robert Chandler, Davie Conroy, Mickey Handley, Bob Redman. SEASON GAMES OPPONENT B Squad 27 Park City 6 B Squad 47 Hysham 30 B Squad 34 Forsyth 32 B” Squad 38 Big Timber 42 B Squad 47 Colstrip 38 B” Squad 19 Dayton 25 B” Squad 23 Worden 24 B Squad 53 Forsyth 35 B” Squad 41 Hysham 23 B” Squad 60 Shepherd 45 B Squad 34 Colstrip 21 B Squad 34 Hardin 39 B!' Squad 68 Shepherd 43 B Squad 41 Worden 39 B Squad 24 Hardin 32 B” Squad 43 Dayton 44 rr- GLEE CLUB Top row: Bonnie Wham, Mary Ann Nayes, Mary George, Esther Kaiser, Norita Clanin, Elaine Cooke, Shirley Buckinghman, Roberta Morrison, Blanche Fowler, DelRita Weibert, Helen Jeffers, Margaret Farman, Edna George. Middle row: Helen Standish, Barbara Green-ough, LuElla Faught, Laura Ruth Miller, Kay Lanier, Clara Ann Shaw, Ramona Roth, Barbara Chatham, LuAnne Metcalf, Leona Waddle, Beatrice Wolf, Carolee Redman, Jewel Medicine Horse, Janet Chatham, Merle Jean Huggs, Cloanna Wagenaar, Evangeline Whiteman, Norma Shick, Mrs. Stevenson. Front row: Christine Lynde, Eula Roth, Inez Noblett, Colleen Barnes, Ruby Sun Goes Slow, Dona Endicott, Emma Jean Sorger, Diann Cooper, Carole Chatham, Regina Spotted Horse, Lola Ann Bond, Jackie Mattox, Shirley Erickson. I I Emma Jean Sorger President Helen Standish Student Director Cloanna Wagenaar Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Greenough Vice President Colleen Barnes Student Council HIGH SCHOOL BAND Top row: Bonnie Wham, Bobby Shaw, Helen Jeffers, Norita Clanin, Jim Walker, Dave Conroy, Mickey Handley, Phil Rasmussen, Stephen Walker, Gilbert Eggart, Margaret Metcalf, Shirley Mason, John Noblett, Edna George. Middle row: Mrs. Stevenson, Regina Blaine, Lola Bond, Joyce Landon, Jewel Medicine Horse, Clara Shaw, Beatrice Wolf, Shirley Green, Leona Waddle, LuAnne Metcalf, Romona Roth, Deanna Cooley, LuElla Faught, Jackie Mattox, Cloanna Wagenaar, Laura Ruth Miller, Patty Pantoja. Front row: Dorothy Moore, Della Rita Weibert, Patsy Fitzgerald, Helen Standish, Diann Cooper, Carolee Redman, Emma Jean Sorger, Barbara Greenough, Shirley Buckingham, Mary Stevens, Esther Kaiser. Helen Standish President Leona Waddle Vice President Carolee Redman Secretary -Treasurer Shirley Green Emma Jean Sorger Student Council Student Director MIXED CHORUS Top row: Helen Standish, Roberta Morrison, Hugh Blacksmith, Tom Conroy, Bill Shaw, Jack Ball, Carolee Redman, Diann Cooper. Bottom row: Emma Jean Sorger, Lola Bond, Laura Ruth Miller, Clara Shaw, Mrs. Stevenson, Kay Lanier, Romona Roth, Cloanna Wagenaar, Colleen Barnes. DOUBLE SEXTETTE Top row: Mrs. Stevenson, Carolee Redman, Romona Roth, Clara Shaw, Kay Lanier, Cloanna Wagenaar, Laura Ruth Miller. Bottom row: Emma Jean Sorger, Diann Cooper, Colleen Barnes, Lola Bond, Roberta Morrison, Helen Standish. . BOYS' QUARTETTE Standing: Bill Shaw, first tenor; Tom Conroy, second tenor. Sitting: Hugh Blacksmith, bass; Emma Jean Sorger, accompanist; Jack Ball, baritone. SWING BAND Left to right: Clara Ann Shaw, saxophone; Lola Ann Bond, saxophone; Helen Standish, trombone; Cloanna Wagenaar, piano, saxophone, clarinet; Emma Jean Sorger, clarinet, piano. PEP CLUB Cheerleaders: Emma Jean Sorger, Helen Standish, Carolee Redman, Colleen Barnes. Back to Front: Leona Waddle, LuAnne Metcalfe, Shirley Green, Ramona Roth, Beatrice Wolf. LuElla Faught, Clara Shaw, Jewel Medicine Horse, Carole Chatham, Kay Lanier, Cloanna Wagenaar, Inez Noblett, Evangeline Whiteman, Regina Spotted Horse, Eula Mae Roth, Ruby Sun Goes Slow, Jackie Mattox, Shirley Erickson, Dona Endicott, Merle Huggs, Teresa Bear, Della Rita Weibert, Norma Shick, Helen Jeffers. Left to right: Christine Lynde, Mary Ann Hayes, Norita Clanin, Mary Stevens, Laura Ruth Miller, Diann Cooper, Lola Bond, Roberta Morrison, Barbara Greenough, Esther Kaiser, Margaret Farman, Bonnie Wham. TWIRLERS I'm an old Cow Hand” Formation From left to right; Colleen Barnes, Eula Mae Roth, Teresa Bear, Shirley Jean Erickson, Roberta Morrison, Mary Ann Nayes, Christine Lynde, and Barbara White. MAJORETTE DRUM MAJOR MAJORETTE LIBRARY STAFF Standing, left to right: Barbara Greenough, Jackie Mattox, Mrs. Stevenson, Betty Moore, Christine Lynde, LuAnne Metcalf, Roberta Morrison, Mary George. Sitting, left to right: Emma Jean Sorger, Diann Cooper, Shirley Green, Kay Lanier, Clara Shaw. I Head Librarian, EMMA JEAN SORGER MEET CORLISS ARCHER’ Junior Play 1951 Cast Dexter Franklin...................................Tom Conroy Mrs. Franklin.......................-..........Esther Kaiser Mr. Franklin.....................................Mick Stevens Dr. James - -- -- -- -- -- ------------ - Pete Mason Nurse - — - — — — — - — - — Lola Bond Corliss Archer...............................Laura Ruth Miller Mrs. Archer — ---------- — Diann Cooper Mr. Archer — ---------------------------------- Frank Foltz Betty Campbell................................Shirley Erickson Louise-------------------------------------- Leona Waddle Cousin Agnes - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Romona Roth Mildred--------------------------------Teresa Bear Don't Walk SCENES from the SENIOR PLAY Clementine Ann McNeil------------------ - Kay Lanier Bertha----------------Cloanna Wagenaar Clementine--------------------- Helen Standish � Mrs. Kelly---------------------Shirley Green c Mr. Kelly --------------------------Bill Gross Abe----------------------------Charley Fellows s Jane Ann---------------------------Mary Stevens T Cathy--------------------------Colleen Barnes Tubby-----------------------------------Carolee Redman Miss Pringle-----------------Emma Jean Sorger Directed by: PAUL RADTKE T H J E U N S I E O N R I P O R R O M The theme was: Winter Wonderland T H G E R A N M D A R C H The music was grand. I S E Y E R Y B H O A D P Y P Y ? Congratulations To Lodge Grass High School And To The Senior Class Of 1952 HARDWARE CO. Sheridan, Wyoming Phone 29 Everything for School n More Too Portables: Remington Rand - Royal -Smith Corona Paper: Notebook - Social - Notes Pens: Parker - Sheaffer - Esterbrook Stop In And See Us At Sheridan, Wyoming Clothing For The Entire Family The Best Possible Quality At The Lowest Possible Prices 1;; d? Always When In Sheridan! Sheridan, Wyo. Phone 345W Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1952 toM ()'. ' ( OPTOMETRIST Sheridan Wyo. 200 N. Main Phone 122 I I — [ SAVIN CS (™D.XTynllA • x? ‘-J duOTtO .drSl BANK OF SHERIDAN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Sheridan, Wyoming □ l| CmMt Carroll's 340 - 342 N. Main St. Sheridan, Wyoming Telephone 79 Your Home Furnishers yfidiny 41 D A V1S j(A 110 South Main Sheridan, Wyoming Phone 846 J £xqui ite flexveCzy JORGENSON (Gewe.cuj_Go Famous For Diamonds Helbros - Hamilton - Elgin Sheridan, Wyoming Be Thrifty and Trade At DRUG CO. Walgreen Agency 130 North Main Phone 97 The Store That Brought Reasonable Prices To Sheridan For Distinctive Photography It’s s t u d i 32 South Main Sheridan, Wyoming STEVENS FRYBE RX5 ER Wyoming’s Largest Department Store Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1952 Courtesy Of OaH SHOE STORE Sheridan Wyo. Shoes For The Entire Family Home of Fine Diamonds Sterling quarters MONTANA Gorham-Reed and Barton-Towle, Wallace, Intemational-Watson, Kirk Stanley Greenhalgh 25 N. Main - Phone 377 -C omji imenlt oj- ZIEMER. For the Best -7 jIAs Photography J y Sheridan, Wyoming naim AUTOMOTIVE r ifco. Casper, Wyo. Branches For Your Service At Sheridan - Cheyenne - Rock Springs - Rawlins Powell - Newcastle - Worland - Riverton - Torrington oieS q UAMES Hotel Clean - Quiet Friendly Phone 2171 Where Western Hospitality Prevails Cor. First Ave. N and 27th St. Billings, Mont. Next Door to the Coney Island Cafe When In Billings Stop At The SHOE SHOP J(CUU OW CLEANERS Billings, Mont. Quality Cleaning Service With A Smile. Setter V iiue4. PETERSON EXCHANGE Own a Royal and You own the Best Phone 3626 502 N 32 nd Street Billings, Mont._ ymfi menh Also Everything in Sporting Goods For Distinctive Photography Billings, Montana MILES ULMER CO. John Deere Farm Equipment Frigidaire Appliances Farm Hardware Phone 780 Hardin, Montana LODGE Spacious Parking Superb F ood Downtown 415 North 29th St. Billings, Montana Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Hotel General Custer Building Ttot 'Tfeut- 4 DRY CLEANED Cleaners and Tailors 215 N. Center Ave. Hardin, Mont. C5 Qmh , � « Pa8,r,'es BAKERY Hardin, Mont. HARDIN PHOTO Hardin, Mont €to €C Setter Vatued And Low Prices On Everything, Everyday At Hardin, Mont. T REPAIRS AUTO CO. Service When You Need It. SALES SERVICE M in a . sure Roy Chambers Company Men’s Clothing Men’s Furnishings Hardin, Montana “If It Comes From Chambers’, It’s Tops.’’ -fflUNUTC Shop At VAUGHN-RAGSDALE CO. Department Stores of the West “We Clothe The Family” Hardin, Montana HAR.DIN 'titfuu.e,- eta£db Publishing - Job Printing Phone No. 8 Hardin, Montana I % mm GRAHAM STAUTON Cm9fCO� Expert Service Hardin, Montana 'l aluca Ttot Tfccu- it' . CLEAN ERS Dependable Service High Quality Dry Cleaning CLEANED Hardin, Montana , Remember r M INC. SCHOEN-BOWMAN,,nc. 201 E. Railroad Telephone 125 HARDIN, MONTANA VFor Your Furniture and Maytag - Wash Machines This Is A Must After You Are Married. Cash Or Payments Hardin, Montana C A R $ TRUCKS CZj vagd- gg Cg o{ 0L J ‘l cUUtA Plus The Best In - Service - Good Meals tfMCtCfZ Lodge Grass, 0 Montana THE WUuJjtoA Lodge Grass, Montana Service With A Smile I ra, H r Best Wishes To The Class Of ’52 ' 77 Lodge Grass, Montana Jrica.1 C 0 Electric and'Supply ‘ 'APPLIANCES Phone 2221 ■ � Lodge Grass, Mont. Congratulations To The Class Of ‘52’ GROCERIES 'atOUt GROCERY Lodge Grass, Montana oS (J5T -FARM SERVICE F ranchise Winconsin Engines - Arrow Head Wagons - Continental Post Hole Digger and Spray Equipment - Alemite - Kelvinator -Bendix - Harder Freeze - Morton Kitchens - Motorola Radios Machine Shop - Welding - Blacksmith Minneapolis - Moline Farm Equipment - Wisconsin Engines Sales - Service and Parts - Plumbing and Heating Lodge Grass, Montana 0VNOT et f yOU FLF? IN T K §fuc cc$ LUMBER, CO. Lumber Hardware Sporting Goods Lodge Grass, Montana SnttCtrtp Sewice At The Store Of Quality for Groceries - Meats Lodge Grass, Mont. S T E V E N S G R 0 C E R O Y N kA-HE Tires, Tubes, Gas, Oil, Accessories Lee Keller, Prop. Lodge Grass, Mont. Wishes To Take This Opportunity To Thank The Advertisers For Helping To Make This Book Possible MERC. Fresh Meats Good Foods Wyola, Montana Gram £e4 The Friendly Store Furniture - Radios - Hardware Appliances Service With A Smile Compliments of LITTLE HOR.N rftcu£cua . Wyola, Montana Lodge Grass, Montana Ca kA r Fine Service CJ Vi E _ , _ , Good Food AND GET IT. At The Lunch CU uofa. LUNCH Wyola, Montana •