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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS 'DecUv tio“ The Senior Class of 1953 wish to dedicate this annual to the pioneers and early settlers of the Lodge Grass and the Wyola communities, for their foresight in building this institution of higher learning. Student @ MuctC Standing from left to right are: Robert Redman-Band, Mr. Matross, Teresa Bear-Annual, Ramona Roth-Glee Club, Tom Conroy-L Club, LuElla Faught-Sophomore Class, Leona Waddell-Senior Class, Clara Shaw-Junior Class, Joan Bergerson-Little Horn Overflow, Rita Smith-Freshman Class, Mr. Swinland, Roberta Morrison-Pep Club. President-- — — — — — — — — - — — — — — — — — — LEONA WADDELL Vice President- - -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- JOAN BERGERSON Secretary Treasurer----------------------------- — LuELLA FAUGHT Advisors.........................MR. MATROSS and MR. SWINLAND t faldek SaqIc Sta i Left to right, first row: Laura Miller, Lola Bond, Frank Foltz. Second row; Clarence Stevens, Janet Chatham, Ramona Roth, Pete Mason, Darlene Paulsen, Shirley Erickson, John Calvetti, Leona Waddell. Third row; Joan Bergerson, Carole Chatham, Mr. Walz, Duane Roth, Tom Conroy, Paul Spotted Horse, Diann Cooper, Teresa Bear, Jewel Medicine Horse, Evangeline Whiteman. Not Shown: Mary George Chatham. LOLA BOND- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Editor FRANK FOLTZ- ---------------------------------- Assistant Editor LAURA MILLER-------------------------------------- Business Manager RAMONA ROTH— --------------------------------- Advertising Manager DIANN COOPER----------------------------------------- Art Manager DUANE ROTH and CLARENCE STEVENS------------------Circulatory Manager SENIOR CLASS- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Reporters 4 % Seniors: '-i. As you leave Lodge Grass High School, I would like to hand to each of you a gift package. In it you would find, neatly wrapped: 1. An open and inquiring mind. 2. The ability to read with ease and understanding. 3. The ability to express yourself adequately and correctly, in both written and oral English. U. The ability to think for yourself and to evaluate ideas. $. A well-ueveloped set of ideals and attitudes which will help you to be a worthy and well-adjusted citizen. I cannot give you such a gift. However, it has been yours for the taking during the past four years. I hope your share has been liberal. If not, reach out for it again. Education is always open to you. MR. BELTRAMINI Industrial Arts and General Science MR. SUESS Science MR. HOFFMAN English, Social Science and Assistant Coach MR. THOMAS Music and Junior High Math MR. SWINLAND MR. NEES Coach Health P.A.D. MR. WALZ Commercial MR. NAGEL Seventh Grade MRS. WILLIAMS Eighth Grade English LOLA Lutie BOND (I came, I bluffed, I graduated.) Annual Staff 4 Band 1, 2,3,4 Cheerleader 3.4 Double Sextette 3 Dramatics 3,4 Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 3 Paper Staff 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 Physical Education 1 Journalism Pow Wow 3 President, Senior Class 4 President, Pep Club 3 Student Council 2, 3 Swing Band 3,4 Triple Trio 4 Vice President, Glee Club 2 Queen Candidate 4 JOAN Bergie BERGERSON (There's a little bad in every good little girl.) Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 4 Girls Trio 4 Glee Club 4 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Physical Education 4 Quartette 4 Secretary, Glee Club 4 Vice Pres., Senior Class 4 Student Council 4 Vice Pres., Stu. Council 4 FRANK Frankie FOLTZ (I won't go hunting, but I'll go chasing women,) Annual Staff 4 Best All Around Boy 3 Boys' State Alternate 3 Co-captain Football 4 Dramatics 3,4 Football 2,3,4 L Club 2,3.4 L Club Vice Pres. 4 Librarian 1 Mixed Chorus 2 Physical Education 1 Senior Class Secretary 4 Sophomore Class President 2 Track 2,4 LEONA Wad WADDELL (Bubbling over with laughter and fun, with never a worry for work undone.) Annual Staff 4 Band 1, 2, 3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Glee Club 1, 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 Physical Education 1 Pow Wow Alternate 3 Pres, of Junior Class 3 Pres, of Student Coun. 4 Sec. of Pep Club 3 Student Council 1,4 Swing Band 3,4 Vice Pres. Band 3 TERESA Tess BEAR (I'm always talking, but never say anything.) Annual Staff 4 Cheerleader 3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 1,3,4 Physical Education 1,3 President, Class 1 Student Council 4 Twirling 1,3,4 Vice President, Class 3 JOHN Bud” CALVETTI (The best things come in small packages.) Annual Staff 4 Band 1 Boys' Sextette 1 Dramatics 3,4 Librarian 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 1 Physical Education 2 Track 2, 3 CAROLE Blondie CHATHAM (Just a bashful little girl.) Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 3,4 Glee Club 1, 3,4 Librarian 3 Mixed Chorus 1 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 Physical Education 1, 2,3,4 JANET Jan CHATHAM (In her quietness there is charm.) Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 3,4 Glee Club 1,3,4 Librarian 3 Mixed Chorus 1 Office Work 4 Queen Candidate 2 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 Physical Education 1, 2,3,4 MARY Kate GEORGE (Mrs. Richard Chatham) (She shifted her brains into neutral and let her tongue rattle on.) Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 3,4 Glee Club 1, 2,3,4 Librarian 1, 2,3 Mixed Chorus 1 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 Physical Education 1, 2,3,4 Office Work 4 TOM Grandma CONROY (He's alert when it comes to skirts.) Annual Staff 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 4 Boys' State Delegate 3 Co-captain Football 4 Co-captain Basketball 3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Football 2,3,4 L Club 2,3.4 L Club Rep., Stu. Coun. 4 Paper Staff 4 Sec. Treas., Junior Class 3 Student Council 4 Track 2,3,4 Vice Pres., Soph. Class 2 Quartette 2,3 DLANN Di COOPER (After four years of faithful service I'm laid off.) Annual Staff 4 Band 1, 2,3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Double Sextette 3 Glee Club 1, 2,3,4 Librarian 3 Paper Staff 4 Pep Band 2, 3,4 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 Physical Education 1 Sec. of Freshman Class 1 Sextette 4 Triple Trio 2 SHIRLEY Louie ERICKSON (A quiet girl was she, SOMETIMES!) Annual Staff 4 Cheerleader 3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Glee Club 1, 2,3,4 Girls’ State Alternate 3 Librarian 2 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 Physical Education 1, 2,3 Twirling 1, 2,3,4 HOWARD Pete MASON, JR. (Work fascinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours.) Annual Staff 4 Band 3 Boys' Sextette 1 Dramatics 3,4 Football 3 L Club 3,4 Pep Club 1 Physical Education 2 Track 1 Mixed Chorus 1 JEWEL Doc MEDICINE HORSE (Disturb not my slumbers for I dream great dreams.) Annual Staff 4 Band 1, 2,3,4 Glee Club 1, 3 Dramatics 3,4 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 Physical Education 1 LAURA RUTH Choya MILLER (Just an angel in disguise.) Annual Staff 4 Band 1, 2, 3,4 Double Sextette 3 German Band 4 Girls' State Delegate 3 Girls' Trio 4 Glee Club 1, 2,3 Librarian 2 Mixed Chorus 1,3 Paper Staff 4 Pep Band 1, 2,3,4 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 Swing Band 4 Sec. of Class 2 DARLENE Darby PAULSEN (A quiet girl, but quite a girl.) Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 3,4 Glee Club 1,4 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Physical Education 2,3 SIP - RAMONA Boney ROTH (Mrs. Raymond Smith) (There's mischief a'brewing.) Annual Staff 4 Band 2, 3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Double Sextette 3 Dramatics 3,4 German Band 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Journalism Pow Wow 3 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 Pep Band 2, 3,4 Physical Education 1 President, Band 4 Sec. Treas. Pep Club 4 Sec. Treas. Stu. Coun. 3 Sextette 4 Student Council 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,3 Triple Trio 4 DUANE Buck ROTH (Ideas are like beards, you don't get them till you grow up.) Annual Staff 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Co-captain Football 4 Dramatics 3,4 Football 2,3,4 L Club 3,4 Librarian 1 Paper Staff 4 Physical Education 1 Sec. Treas. L Club 4 Track 3, 4 King Candidate 4 PAUL Tex SPOTTED HORSE (What's the use of worrying.) Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Football 1, 2,3,4 High School Rodeo 2, 3,4 L Club 1.2, 3,4 Physical Education 1, 2 Track 2, 3,4 CLARENCE Mick STEVENS (Not interested in girls, just girl.) Annual Staff 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Co-captain Football 4 Dramatics 3,4 Football 2,3,4 L Club 2,3, 4 Paper Staff 4 Track 3,4 S 'rtyttto'Uf Four years ago 27 cowpokes were corralled on the hill top to gain more knowledge to prepare themselves for the struggles of this modern world. Top cowpokes were Teresa Bear as president, Frank Foltz, Vice President, Diann Cooper, Secretary Treasurer, and Leona Waddell and Frank Foltz as Student Council representatives. The cowboys and cowgirls went through a gruelling initiation but like top cowhands, they survived the great ordeal. Head wagon-boss was Mrs. Alina Stevenson. The nest fall round-up six cowhands strayed away. These were Teresa Bear, Raymond Bear, Shirley Far Away, Shirley Iron Horse, Junaita Pease, and Joy Bird In Ground. They were replaced by Tommy Backbone, Tom Conroy, Jean Crosby, Louise Mereness, Newton Old Crow, Tommy Sun Goes Slow, Connie Small, and Vivian Old Horn. Our group consisted of 25 cowpokes. This year we had the privilege of making the freshies go through misery and did the job successfully with all our pleasure. Top cowhand bosses were: President, Frank Foltz, Vice President, Tom Conroy, Secretary Treasurer, Laura Ruth Miller, and our Student Council representative was Lola Ann Bond. Aiding us through our tough tasks of the year was Mr. Ken Conroy and Mr. Nees. Having another round-up the next fall we saw Jean Crosby, Louise Mereness, Tommy Sun Goes Slow, and Vivian Old Horn moving on to other pastures. They were replaced by five bronco busters: Teresa Bear, Clara Stewart, Jewel Medicine Horse, and Ray Bear. Riding high in the saddle was Leona Waddell as President, Teresa Bear as Vice President, Tom Conroy as Secretary Treasurer, and Lola Bond as Student Council Representative, We were mighty proud to present our rootin', tootin' class play, Meet Corliss Archer, and the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet with a Winter Wonderland scene. The 27 cowpokes turned out to be a mighty top outfit. Leading us on was Mr. Saylor keeping us from going astray. The big drive began when 22 mighty foremen assembled for the last, and most remembered round-up. This year there were two of our classmates leaving us to do their duty for Uncle Sam, These were Newton Old Crow and Paul Spotted Hone. Esther Kaiser, who was with us for three years, transferred to Sheridan high where she is a top student. Others leaving the round-up were Evangeline Whiteman, Connie Small, and Ray Bear. A new cowpoke was sent out, Joan Bergerson. Swinging lariats were Lola Bond as President, Joan Bergerson as Vice President, Frank Foltz as Secretary Treasurer, and Leona Waddell as Student Council representative. The climax of our basketball season was our boys winning the District Championship and we were proud to have one of our classmates, Tom Conroy, on the team. We were honored by the annual Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. Some of the main events of the year were numerous school parties, football homecoming, our play (the rough and rowdy, Hillbilly Wedding ), Senior sneak day, Senior Day, our class picnic. Kangaroo court, and last but best of all, our graduation day. Mr. Swinland was our faithful and patient guardian for the year. On May 22, 1953, we all gathered to gather our diplomas. Our four wonderful years at L. G. H. S. were well spent and with sad regrets we left it to look for greener pastures. $ 44 70(U Teresa Bear wills her typing ability to anyone who can keep it. Laura Ruth Miller and Diann Cooper will their ability to slip into class late to Blanche Fowler. Pete Mason wills his quiet ways to Jack Shock. Tom Conroy wills his ability to be a good boy to Gary Curry and his training abilities to Bill Jappe. Joan Bergerson and Shirley Erickson will their sportsmanship ability to Agnes Lix and Dorene Boomer. Frank Foltz wills his ability to bore people to George Bonawitz. Paul Spotted Horse wills his bronc riding ability to Hugh Blacksmith and hopes that he can stay on longer than Paul did. Mick Stevens and Duane Roth will their brotherly love to Coach Nees and Chaps Lix. Darlene Paulsen wills her studious ways to everyone that spends most of their time goofing around. John Calvetti wills his books to Charles Murdock and hopes he wears the new off them. Leona Waddell wills her late hours to LuElla Mae Faught and Sandra Jappe and hopes they can stay awake longer than she. Carole Chatham wills her letter writing ability to Barbara Chatham and hopes she can keep up with her. Mary George wills her ability to drive on six lane highways to Edna George and hopes that she can do as well as she. Janet Chatham wills her plump figure to Margaret Metcalf and hopes that she can attract as much attention as Janet did. Lola Bond and Ramona Roth will their ability to go steady to Lillian Millspaugh and Dorothy Moore. Jewel Medicine Horse wills her black hair to Eula Roth and hopes it will put an end to her bleaching problems. The Senior Class wills to die Freshmen our ability to pick up knick-knacks along the way for school functions and hope they don't get caught like we did. To the Sophomores, the Senior Class wills their ability to co-operate and stick together. To the Juniors, the Seniors will their beloved journalism teacher, Mr. Walz, and hope they get by with as little work and trouble as we did. @lcU4 May 24, 1963 Dear Diary, Meeting in Cheyenne, Wyoming we prepared to board our plane for Lodge Grass, Montana where we are to attend the reunion of the Senior Class of ’53. The reunion is to be held at the Lakeside Yacht Club tomorrow afternoon at 3 p. m. We were joined at the airport by two former classmates, Tom Conroy, the singing sensation of the United States, and Pete Mason, retired multi-millionaire whose residence is in California. Pete told us he acquired his fortune by selling vitamin pills over Clint, Texas. We settled down to a pleasant trip by reminiscing. As we were flying over the Big Horn Mountains our plane developed engine trouble. The pilot informed us that he would have to make a forced landing at Wyola, Montana. We landed safely and were joined by Jewel Medicine Horse. She is on a vacation from her duties as head nurse at the Crow Agency Hospital. The plane was repaired and we continued our trip. At 4:27 p.m. we arrived at the Municipal Airport in Lodge Grass. We were greeted by Duane Roth who owns the airport and raises horses as a sideline. He chauffeured us to the Lakeside Yacht Club where we were to reside while in Lodge Grass. Swank, cool, and comfortable Lakeside, owned by Leona Waddell, is the most up-to-date hotel and night club in the Northwest. After freshening up Leona took us to the premier opening of Beautiful Haven, ” which was filmed on the fabulous Foltz Cattle Ranch owned by Frank Foltz. The picture is playing at the Cresent Drive-In Theater owned by Shirley Erickson. She gave us free passes in honor of the occasion. Upon returning to the Club we were told that Lola Bond and Darlene Paulsen had checked in during our absences. We hastened to their room to say hello! Lola's residence is in Alaska with her husband, and Darlene Paulsen is now die president of the Bell Telephone Company. May 25, 1963 Dear Diary, Imagine our surprise when we saw how Lodge Grass had grown! Couldn’t resist a sight seeing tour, and the Captol building was our first stop. We had hoped to talk with Teresa Bear, secretary to the President, but she was in private conference. Teresa is residing at the Governor's Mansion in Lodge Grass. At the Capitol we met John Calvetti, four star general, who is head of the Department of Defense. He had dropped in to say hello. After lunch we returned to the Club to dress for the reunion. On the way we passed the Post Office where a large poster advertising a coming rodeo was on display. The World Champion Bareback Rider, Paul Spotted Horse was to appear. We immediately made plans to attend. A fter an invigorating shower 3 p. m. found us refreshed and ready to greet the members of our class. Two of our members hadn't arrived—giving us a chance to visit. Clarence Stevens told us he was doing well on his ranch and that Janet Chatham was an excellent housekeeper. Mrs. Raymond Smith (nee Ramona Roth), one of our hostesses, told us she and her husband had a ranch near Lodge Grass. Guess who we found at the punch bowl— Joan Bergerson who is a successful dental technician. Mrs. Richard Chatham (nee Mary George) and Mrs. Paul Wiley (nee Carole Chatham) arrived at 3:30. Mary explained that she had trouble getting her four sons to take their naps. The boys were too busy playing with Carole's two children. May 26. 1963 Dear Diary, We slept late, then ate a hearty breakfast before attending the rodeo. Later, we bade our friends good-bye and boarded our plane—I, Diann Cooper to return to Las Vegas, Nevada for my new show at the Flamingo Club and I, Laura Ruth to Australia where my husband and I own a cattle ranch. Good night. Diary. jjL-j '' CHRISTINE LYNDE President WESLEY WAGANAAR Vice President ROBERTA MORRISON Secretary Treasurer CLARA SHAW Student Council Representative LeROY BARNES HUGH BLACKSMITH GARY CURRY SCOTTY CURRY ROSALIE DAVIS BLANCHE FOWLER BARBARA GREENOUGH EVELYN HOGAN MERLE JEAN HUGGS HELEN RAE JEFFERS GEORGE LDC, JR. JUDE LDC MARY ANN NAYES INEZ NOBLETT EULA MAE ROTH FRED SPEISER GEORGE BONA WITZ ROBERT CHANDLER EVA LEE YELLOWTAIL JACK SCHOCK Myron Pease President Bonnie Wham Vice President Margaret Ellen Farman Secretary Treasurer LuElla Mae Faught Student Council Representative Rodger Ball Barbara Chatham Norita Clanin Gilbert Eggart Dona Endicott Donnie Fenton Mary Fowler Edna George Mickie Handley Shirley Harman Dale Hopper Bill Jappe Sandra Jappe Arnold Lix Jacqueline Mattox Luanne Metcalfe Charles Murdock Owen Old Crow Dorothy Paulsen Phil Rasmussen Bob Redman Alta Red wolf Elwood Schenderline Stephen Walker Arlen Whiteman Charles Wilson Roy Zier Not Shown: Burton Chandler Oscar Hager Lorraine Pilkington Marvin Stewart Beatrice Wolf Ira Buss President Billy Greenough Vice President Paula Jean Farm an Secretary-Tre asurer Rita Smith Student Council Representative Dorene Bomar Leonard Bonawitz Robert Bull Tail Deanna Cooley Stanley Cook Velma Eastman Patricia Fitzgerald Bethana Greybull Hale Jeffers Joyce Landon Agnes Lix Shirley Mason Margaret Metcalf Lillian Millspaugh Dorothy Moore Johnny Noblett Charles Overturf Patricia Pantoja Dennis Roth Robert Shaw Douglas Sheldon Willard Spotted Horse Jim Walker Henry White Not Shown Adella Not Afraid Billy Zier Regina Blaine DeWitt Dillon MARY ANN NAYES LEONA WADDELL Editor 'Paper Sta RAMONA ROTH Co-Editor Left to right, front row: Carole Chatham, Evangeline Whiteman, Janet Chatham. Last row; Laura Ruth Miller, Joan Bergerson, Mick Stevens, Mr. Walz, advisor, Tom Conroy, Pete Mason, Frank Foltz, Ramona Roth, Leona Waddell, Duane Roth, Shirley Erickson, Lola Bond, Darlene Paulsen, John Calvetti, Paul Spotted Horse, Diann Cooper, Teresa Bear, Jewel Medicine Horse. Not Shown, Mary George. Left to right, at table; Doreen Bomar, Edna Bracken, Merle Jean Huggs, Donna Endicott, Paula Jean Farman, Bonnie Wham. Standing: Agnes Lix, Eva Woods, Betty Woods, Patricia Pantoja, Joyce Landon, Dorothy Moore, Velma Eastman, Patricia Fitzgerald, Shirley Ferguson, Lillian Millspaugh, Deanna Cooley, Rita Smith, Mrs. Williams, advisor, Margaret Ellen Farman Left to right, front row: LuElla Faught, Bonnie Wham, Gilbert Eggart, Margaret Farman, Jacqueline Mattox, Beatrice Wolf, Patricia Fitsgerald, Carol Thomas, Regina Blaine, Bobbie Shaw, Dale Hopper, Helen Rae Jeffers. Second row: Inez Noblett, Blanche Fowler, Margaret Metcalf, Jeanetta Stevens, Thelma Melcalf, Clara Shaw, Lola Bond, Barbara Greennough, Joyce Landon, Oscar Hager, Charles Murdock, John Noblett, Mary Fowler, Dona Endicott, Shirley Mason, Dorothy Moore. Third row: Jim Walker, Ramona Roth, Jewel Medicine Horse, Patricia Pantoja, Edna George, Leona Waddell, Mr. Thomas, Director, Sandra Jappe, LuAnne Metcalf, Laura Ruth Miller, Norita Clanin, Mick Hanley, Bobbie Redman, Hale Jeffers, Diann Cooper. SHIRLEY ERICKSON Drum Majorette 7 TERESA BEAR Drum Majorette Teresa Bear, Mary Ann Nayes, Roberta Morrison, Rosalie Davis, Christine Lynde, Eula Mae Roth, Shirley Erickson. From left to right, first row: Dorene Bomar, Margaret Ellen Farman, Mary Ann Nayes, Diann Cooper, Janet Chatham, Christine Lyndes, Bonnie Wham, Shirley Fergerson, Paula Farman, Roberta Morrison, Clara Shaw, Regina Spotted Horse, LuElla Faught, Barbara Chatham, Leona Waddell. Second row: Carole Chatham, Ramona Smith, Rosalie Davis, Deanna Cooley, Rita Smith, Merle Huggs, Shirley Erickson, Joan Bergerson, Shirley Mason, Dorothy Moore, Norita Clanin, Edna Bracken, Eula Roth, Back row: Lola Bond, Agnes Lix, LuAnne Metcalf, Beatrice Wolf, Lorraine Pilkington, Dona Endicott, Sandra Jappe, Velma Eastman, Patricia Pantoja, Margaret Metcalf, Inez Noblett. MARY ANN NAYES President CLARA SHAW Vice President 'pep' Squad RAMONA ROTH ROBERTA MORRISON Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Rep. Left to right, front row: Leona Waddell, Sandra Jappe, LuE 11a Faught, Roberta Morrison, Teresa Bear. Shirley Erickson. Lola Bond, Ramona Roth, Mary Nayes, Clara Shaw, Bonnie Wham, Eula Roth. Second row: Diann Cooper, Patty Pantoja, Velma Eastman, Edna Bracken, Dorothy Moore, Shirley Mason, Evangeline Whiteman, Dorene Bomar, Margaret Metcalf, Rosalie Mae Davis, Joan Bergerson, Darlene Paulsen, Eva Yellowtail. Third row: Mr. Nees, Sponsor, Regina Spotted Horse, Agnes Lix, Luanne Metcalf, Janet Chatham, Deanna Cooley, Rita Smith, Dona Endicott, Christine Lynde, Barbara Greenough, Margaret Farman, Jewel Medicine Horse, Mr. Hoffman, Sponsor, Fourth row: Norita Clanin, Helen Jeffers, Inez Noblett, Barbara Chatham, Carole Chatham, Beatrice Wolf, Lorraine Pilkington, Shirley Ferguson, Paula Farman, Merle Huggs, Laura Miller. ’ f Squad @6eet Teresa Bear, Ramona Roth Smith, Shirley Erickson, Lola Bond Left to right: Ramona, Teresa, Linda Jackson, Shirley, and Lola. Winners of the Cheerleading Award given at the tournament at Forsyth. ' • Syucul ( tieer .eade’U Merle Jean Huggs, Eula Mae Roth, Mary Ann Nayes, Roberta Morrison CURTAIN CALL Director A. C. THOMAS Aunt Louise, Aunt Olga, Inner Willy, Willoughby, and Aunt Hester . O i TV. TK. Aunt Olga, Willoughby, Aunt Hester, Aunt Louise. THE INNER WILLY Junior Play Cast Willoughby Adams The Inner Willy -Aunt Olga - - — Aunt Hester------- Aunt Louise - — - Carol Martin------ Stanley Clark - - - Mike------------- Marybelle Turner -Janet Marshall - -Trudy Marshall - - - Wesley Wagenaar - LeRoy Bames - Clara Ann Shaw - Blanche Fowler - Christine Lynde Roberta Morrison - George Bonawitz - — Scotty Curry Helen Rae Jeffers • Mary Ann Nayes Barbara Greenough Chiz and Obeey Upschlager Scenes from Hillbilly Weddin' Ceelie and Pa Juney Lou, Pa, Ronald, Five, Pa« Ceelie, and Chiz Ceelie, Chiz, Obeey, and The Reverend HILLBILLY WEDDIN ’ Senior Play Cast Pa Belsnickle -.....................................................Tom Conroy Ma Belsnickle -- - Mary George Chatham Ceelie Belsnickle--------------------------------------- Ramona Roth Smith Bonnie Mae Belsnickle--------------------—--------------- —Teresa Bear Juney Lou Belsnickle — - — - -- -- -- - — -------------------- Janet Chatham Four Belsnickle - -----------------------------------------Laura Ruth Miller Five Belsnickle------------------------------------------------------------Lola Bond Six Belsnickle ------------- — - — ------------------------ Diann Cooper Obeey Upschlager---------------------------- — - - — - - John Calvetti Chiz Upschlager ----------------------------------------------- Duane Roth Ronald Maxwell------------ — ----------------------------------- Frank Foltz Lucy Maxwell------------------------- ---------- --- — - — Leona Waddell The Reverend ---------------------------------------------- Pete Mason Cousin Zeke----------------------------------- — Mick Stevens The Cousins --- - Carole Chatham, Joan Bergerson, Shirley Erickson, Jewel Medicine Horse, Darlene Paulsen ee«i President ----------------------- Myron Pease Vice President — - - - — - — - - Frank Foltz Secretary-Treasurer------------ Duane Roth Student Council Rep.................Tom Conroy Standing left to right: Mr. Nees, Coach, Jude Lix, Willard Spotted Horse, Roy Zier, Bob Chandler, Jack Shock, Gary Curry, Steve Walker, Mick Stevens, Bill Jappe, Pete Mason, Elwood Shinderline, Paul Spotted Horse, Wesley Wagenaar, Mick Hanley, Bunny Wilson, Hugh Blacksmith. Front row: George Bonawitz, LeRoy Barnes, George Lix, Duane Roth, Tom Conroy, Myron Pease, Frank Foltz, Scotty Curry. Burton Chandler, Arnold Lix. DUANE ROTH TOM CONROY Standing, left to right: Mr. Hoffman, coach, Hugh Blacksmith, Scotty Curry, Duane Roth. George Bonawitz, Frank Foltz, LeRoy Barnes, Burton Chandler, Bill Jappe, Tom Conroy, Mick Stevens, Wesley Wagenaar, Jack Shock, Steve Walker, Bob Chandler, Gary Curry, Bunny Wilson, Arnold Lix, Mr. Nees, coach. Mr. Beltramini, coach. Front row; Dennis Roth, Billy Greenough, Billy Zier, Henry White, DeWitt Dillon, Robert Bull Tail, TomO'Bryon, Willard Spotted Horse, Jude Lix, Gilbert Eggart, Roy Zier, Hale Jeffers, George Lix. AnarV' 'n 5.-K' n‘ 'V- Quee� -Ke?' � a 5. « ftey «? Scu etdaCt Squad Standing left to right: Frank Foltz, Burton Chandler, Tom Conroy, Bill Jappe, Wesley Wagenaar, Aden Whiteman, Mr. Nees, coach. Front row; Gary Curry, Myron Pease, Elwood Shinderline, Bob Chandler, Owen Old Crow. 1 53 Left to right,first row: Thelma Metcalf, Nancy Overturf, Martin Spotted Horse, Jr,, Dean Moore, Anthony Bear, Fred Standish, Lawerence Pope, Dean Schroeder, Vaughn Pease, Joy Old Crow, Jeanett LaFountain. Second row: Bonnie Little Nest, Monica Stewart, Donna Lee Keasling, Elaine Calvetti, Mrs, Williams, advisor, Betty Pilkington, Carol Thomas, Donna Rasmussen, Jeanetta Stevens, Patricia Chatham, Third row; Eddie Shaw, Larry Little Owl, John Stewart, Edward Not Afraid, Richard Knows His Gun, Larry Curry, Bob Zeir, Jack Standish. Seventh tyracte Standing left to right, front row: Jimmy Buckingham, Josephine Murdock, Edwina Bull Mountain, Billy Fitzgerald, Kenneth Toineeta. Second row: Lenora Pretty Weasel, Betty Zier, Doris Zier, Kathyrn Stops, Nancy Walker, Peggy Green, Third row: Mina Eastman, Clara White Hip, Charleen Yarlott, Marion Miller, Nancy Simpson, Virginia Nichols, Rita Sorger, Cheryl Pease, Rose Gun Shows. Fourth row: Gilbert Glenn, Michael Nanto, Harold Pilkington, Eddie Nichols, Mr. Nagel, advisor, Floyd Hogan, Charles Westwood, Doyle Taber, Gary Mason. flcuUwi ‘rtyiy l ScutcC Left to right, first row: Larry Curry, Charles Westwood, Donna Lee Keasling, Virginia Nicholas, Jeanetta Stevens, Thelma Metcalf, CarokThomas, Nancy Walker, Joy Old Crow, Nancy Overturf, Donna Rasmussen, Peggy Green. Second row; Jimmy Brown, Gary Joe Grahmn, Billy Fitzgerald. Dean Schroder, Lorraine Overturf, Catherine Shaw. Josephine Murdock, Scon Jeffers. Third row: Sharon Micheals, JoAnne Eggart, Rita Sorger, Lawrence Pope, Anita Stevens, John Stewart, Anthony Bear, Monica Stewart, Elaine Calvetti, Ed Not Afraid, Mr. Thomas, advisor, Alan Metcalf, Billy Pilkington, Jeannette La Fountain, Betty Pilkington, Karen Bond, Rodney Mason. 0o ftYltC — 5 c. o T I y f v ?C,-£c - AC. The Three, D� vi 5 U Chief I h The fdc.e f ?? l rr c. C Ui'sT.'wC’ brAiN of Sheridan, Wyoming Member F. D. I. C. Sheridan, Wyoming Drive America's Best Nash Airflyte 312 Broadway Phone 312 You Will Never Be Treated Better Than at the New Western Sheridan's Finest Hotel 1N1E W So. Main Street Sheridan, Wyoming Telephone 493 - 330 North Main SHERIDAN FURNITURE COMPANY J. T. MECHALEL, Prop. New and Used Furniture Stoves, Rugs, and Linoleum Sheridan, Wyoming CLEANER Hatters Cleaners Tailors 415 No. Main Street Sheridan, Wyoming Compliments of - A IUT(D Sheridan, Wyoming Spalding and Rawlins Athletic Supplies Home Furnishings Sheridan, Wyoming Box 931 Phone 150 The Incomparable Capehart Both Table and Console Models The Finest in Radio Enjoyment You'll Be Proud to Own a Capehart Sheridan, Wyoming CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1953 I 120N Sheridan, Wyoming Veterinary Supplies Cattle Vaccines Be Thrifty and Trade at 02 U 3 CO. Walgreen Agency 130 North Main Phone 97 Open Evenings The Store that Brought Reasonable Prices To Sheridan, Wyo. Compliments of ' 0 UARUWA12E Sheridan, Wyoming Make Your Headquarters AMERICAN JEWELRY COMPANY 25 N. Main St. Sheridan, Wyoming Watches Jewelry Silverware REALTY Co. Lands and Insurance 25 E. Alger P. O. 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Dickinson Telephone 288 Box 822 Sheridan, Wyoming Compliments of p STUDIO (be Quality Photo-Finishing Portraits of Distinction Sheridan, Wyoming We Treat You Right Always 1 GLA SHOP NEW MET NOV Ranch Wear Camping Equipment Sheridan, Wyoming Shoe Repairing Army Store Hand Made Cowboy Boots Sheridan, Wyoming Q Knitting, Crocheting, and Needlepoint Supplie s 23 S. Main St. A Sheridan, Wyoming C ongratulations to the Class of 1953 YbttcPt oX. MUSIC SI-IO P CLEANER 110 South Main Sheridan, Wyoming Sheridan, Wyoming Phone 846J Home of Ernst Made Saddles Since 1902 Dobbs and Knox Hats Hyer Western Boots Tem Tex Shirts Also Rancher's Supplies Sheridan, Wyoming R. J. (BOB) THIRLWELL - Owner Corner Main and Alger Streets Sheridan, Wyoming Completely Modern - -- -- -- - Centrally Located Sheridan, Wyoming 340-342 N. Main St. R. E. (BOB) CARROLL Telephone 79 W. B. (BILL) CARROLL Sheridan, Wyoming C. H. (CLIFF) CARROLL ( AUTOMOTIVE co. Casper, Wyoming Branches for Your Service at Sheridan - Cheyenne - Rock Springs - Rawlins Powell - Newcastle - Worland - Riverton - Torrington l-IATSPWA'EC co. 2818 Minnesota Ave. Everything in Sporting Goods 2818 Minnesota Ave. Billings, Montana Telephone 3188 - 3187 Joseph l. McClellan Insurance Mortgages Real Estate 2712 First Avenue North Securities Building Telephone 7-7118 Billings, Montana MU IC UOU E Medical Arts Building Billings, Montana NAN LINDAMOOD JOHN P. PETERSON Baldwin Pianos and Organs Band Instrument Repairing Conn Band Instruments Teachers Supplies Your Complete Music Center 224 North Broadway Billings, Montana MIDLAND SEWING MACHINE CO. Phone 9-4365 2918 1st Ave. N Billings, —(‘omfilmenh oj— Montana 7A MEXICAN Billings, Montana Fine Photography for Every Purse and Purpose Studio 219 N. 33 RP St. Camera Store Billings, Montana Only the Best Photo Supplies and Service Specialists in School and Yearbook Photography LET US HELP Tllllllll1 'Ifoci'i TTttotey ftc£ SAVIN F13UST r a k i i b'AiN Billings, Montana Registered Jeweler Congratulations American Gem Society Class of 1953 JEWEL.ET2 Billings, Montana General Custer Hotel Bldg. B150S. MOTEL Real Estate Billings, Montana Air Conditioning Billings, Montana Coffee Shop Free Guest Parking When in Billings Next Door to Coney Island Billings, Montana Headquarters for Faney Cowboy Boots Orders Taken for Special Measures Billings, Montana ail' New Method Shoe Shop Compliments of NATIONAL jg A N Billings, Montana Lodge Stirrup Coffee Shoppe Billings, Montana 415 N. 29th St. TRIBUNE - HERALD Publishing Job Printing Phone No. 8 Hardin, Montana SCHOEN-BOWMAN, INC. 201 E. Railroad Telephone 125 Hardin, Montana Shop at Cars Trucks o CO Department Stores of the West We Clothe the Family Hardin, Montana Cameras Supplies Photos First in Quality Hardin, Montana Maytag Washers F. MARIO SOLAZZI c W. Furniture and Appliances For the Best Furniture Bargains Hardin, Montana UAODIN We Welcome Your Suggestions Hardin, Montana Best of Luck to the Class of 53 0 o WESTERN STORE Hardin, Montana Everything for the car Car - Truck - Tractor Tires MOTOR Co. 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Dodge Job Rated Trucks OIL- CO. Bulk Fuels - Oil Farm Storage Tanks Farm Chemicals -- We Go Anywhere Hardin, Montana For '53 - Ford bring you 41 Worth More Features Features that will make your new Ford-Worth more when you buy it---Worth more when you sell it! AUTO CO. '53 —The New Standard of the American Road! Member of AAA 24 Hour Wrecker Service Hardin, Montana Phone 200-201 CLEANER Cleaning and Pressing Center Street Hardin, Montana Telephone 101J Office Open from 7:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. T?OV CUAMBER coQ Men's Clothing - - - - - Men's Furnishings Hardin, Montana John Deere Farm Equipment Frigidaire Appliances Farm Hardware Phone 780-781 Delta Shop Equipment Hardin, Montana SCMOLLER Lockman General Farm and Livestock Hardin, Montana Phone 82 or 0783J1 For Sale Appointments GaniMea The Friendly Store Furniture Hardware Radio Appliances C ong ratulations to the Class of '53 EP'RA.JCS store Hardin, Montana Hardin, Montana WiVS W vv r $ cleaning Odorless Cleaners Tailors One Day Service Phone 194 Hardin, Montana Pickup at Lodge Grass Ping's Store Every Friday Your Appearance is My Business Lodge Grass Montana Hardin, Montana F rigidaire Appliances Roper Gas Ranges Warm Air Heating Hot-Water Heating Crane Briggs American Standard Murray-Kitchens Apex Washmachines and Dishwashers Repair Parts and Service on all Automatic Electric Controls and Water Pumps PLUMBING HEATING Phone 2941 Lodge Grass, Montana POOD MA12T Highest Quality Meats and Vegetables Lodge Grass, Montana Service With a Smile AT 61305, Lodge Grass, Montana Congratulations to the Class of 1953 LODGE Lodge Grass, Montana GROCEl for High Quality T L-OURirNC, MILL INC. Lodge Grass, Montana Best out West Flour Grain Dealers Tomahawk Feeds Big Horn Coal Best Wishes to the Class of 53 Relax at the Movies Tires Tubes Gas Oil Accessories Lodge Grass, Montana Lodge Grass, Montana 'dffttii FARM SERVICE F ranchise Hole Digger and Spray Equipment Arrow Head Wagons,Alemite Harder Freezer - Morton Kitchens Kelvinator - Motorola Radios Machine Shop Blacksmith Welding Minneapolis - Moline Farm Equip. Sales - Service and Parts Plumbing and Heating Wisconsin Engines Continental Post Bendix Lodge Grass, Montana Lodge Grass Lodge Grass, Montana Phone 2221 Lodge Grass, Montana SERVICE STATION Lodge Grass, Montana STANDARD SERVICE I STOP) ' AND SAVE AT Lodge Grass, Montana Lumber Hardware Lodge Grass, Montana Sporting Goods GramMed 'The Friendly Store F urniture Hardware Radios Appliances Lodge Grass, Montana wish to thank the Advertisers for making this Yearbook possible. A LITHOGRAPHED — YEARBOOK DALLAS . TEXAS