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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

IN MEMORIAM Gilbert Lee Eggart entered school at Lodge Grass in 1943. Band, B Squad Basketball, the Junior Class Play, and the 4-H Club are among the many activities in which he took part while in high school. We, the Senior Class of 1955, do proudly dedicate this issue of the Golden Eagle to our classmate and friend, Gilbert Lee. Mr. Moyer graduated from Lucerne High School in Indiana. He attended the Indiana University for two years. He also went to Eastern Montana College. He graduated from the University of Washington where he received the B.A. Degree. He also received a B.E. Degree. He then went to the University of Montana where he received an M.E. Degree. He is superintendent of Lodge Grass High School. He is also the Senior Class Sponsor. SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE No printed word or spoken plea Can show our students what life will be. It's not the books upon the shelves. But what the students do themselves. For education is making men So is it now--so was it when To be a true American was the rule When these folks went to the Lodge Grass School. SCHOOL BOARD Harry Wilson, Francis Curry, Chairman; Ralph Knight, Clerk; Jack Mattox. Not pictured: Arlis Whiteman, Murray Brown. 2 MR. BOB CARTER B.A. degree from Western State Gunnison, Colorado. University subjects: Education, English and Sociology. Teaches Mathematics. Co-sponsor of Freshman Class. MISS JUDITH BROWN B.A. degree from Montana State University in Missoula. University subjects: English, Psychology, and Commercial Education. Teaches Bookkeeping, Typing I and II and Shorthand. Sponsor of Pep Club, Twirling and Senior Class. MRS. GENEVIEVE FITZGERALD B.A. degree from Montana State University in Missoula. University subjects: History, English and Spanish. Teaches English. Attended Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana for four years. University subjects: Social Studies and Science. Teaches Chemistry, Biology, and General Science. Co-sponsor of Junior Class. MR. JAMES HOFFMAN Graduated from Montana State University in Missoula and is now working for an advanced degree from the Colorado State College, Greeley, Colorado. University subjects: English, Economics and Sociology. Teaches Social Studies, English and is the assistant coach. He is also the Freshman sponsor. MR. BENJAMIN DONALDSON 3 MR. MORGAN JENKINS Attended Southern Idaho College of Education at Alboin, Idaho. University subjects: Political Science and Music. Teaches Music, World History and Journalism. He is co-sponsor of the sophomore class. MR. ROBERT NEES B. S. degree from Rocky Mountain College, Billings,Montana. University subjects: Physical Education and Social Studies. Teaches P. A. D., Physical Education and is the Coach. He is co-sponsor of Pep Club, Cheerleading, and the Sophomore Class. MRS. BARBARA RYAN B. A. Degree from Montana State University in Missoula, Montana. University subjects: English and Fine Arts. Teaches English 1,2, 3 and4; Leathercraft. She is play director, and co-sponsor of the annual and Junior class. MR. LARRY RYAN Graduated from Montana State University. Is working on a Masters degree at Montana State University. University subjects: Physical Education and Sociology-Economics. Teaches Shop, is grade school coach and principal. 4 1955 CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1951 there were forty-four of us papooses who entered Lodge Grass High School to become big braves. We began our task with head papoose Del RitaWeibert as president. Her helpers were Donald Fenton as vice-president; Elwood Schenderline as secretary-treasurer; LuElla Faught as student council representative. Our first big hunt was initiation day when we were all scouted up to the L. We, through influence, persuaded our elder braves, the Sophomores, to do most of our work while white-washing the L. Then we had a big pow-wow and many laughs at kangaroo court. Our float won first prize at Homecoming. Our next big pow-wow was the Freshman picnic when we scouted the Story, Wyoming fish hatchery. The big chief was Alina Stevenson. Our second year of training began with thirty-six braves in the group. The top braves were: Myron Pease as president; Bonnie Wham as vice-president; Margaret Farman as secretary-treasurer; LuElla Faught as student council representative. We had become braves by now and we had the pleasure of initiating the papooses (Freshmen) who were just starting high school. Our float took second in the big race at Homecoming. Our head chief was Bob Nees. The third season of our training began with thirty-five braves to continue the course. This season's leading braves were Bonnie Wham as president; Bill Jappe as vice-president; Elwood Schenderline as secretary-treasurer; Myron Pease as student council representative. The big chiefs were Mr. Thomas and Mr. Wescott. We were very proud to present our play, The Boardinghouse Reach and the Junior-Senior prom with the theme Tulip Time in Holland. Our fourth and final season began with thirty-four braves to make the last mile. The leading braves of the season were Bob Redman as president; Arlen Whiteman as vice-president; Rodger L. Ball as secretary; Bill Jappe as treasurer and Myron Pease as student council representative. We were proud to have the responsibility of putting out the annual. Mrs. Ryan and Mr. Hoffman were our advisers and our officers were LuElla Faught as editor; Bob Redman as assistant editor and Margaret Farman as business manager. Our play of Grandad Steps Out was a big success and we again thank Mrs. Ryan and Mr. Hoffman for directing us. 5 RODGER I. BALL Flirtation, attention without intention Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3; Quartette 3; Secretary, L Club 3; Secretary of Class 4; Band 1; L Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Co-captain of Football 4. FRANCES BIRD Faithful Frances, firey in temper AnnualStaff 4; Glee Club 1; Physical Education 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Band 3, 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Office Work 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Tumbling 1,2,3. BURTON CHANDLER, JR. He sees but one woman, and she's his Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Student Council Representative 3; L' Club 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1.2.3.4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-captain, Football 4; Co-captain, Basketball 4. 6 BARBARA CHATHAM Blonde, bashful, blushes Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3; Girl's Glee Club 1,2,3,4; PaperStaff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Physical Education 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 4; Queen Candidate 1; Twirling 4. Compliments of GAMBLE STORE, Lodge Grass NORITA CLANIN Merrily, merrily, I live now Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3; Girl’s Glee Club 1.2,3,4;PaperStaff 4; PepClub 1,2,3,4;Physical Education 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Double Sextette 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Band 3,4. DONA ENDICOTT Be thou faithful Annual Staff 4; Dramatics3,4; Girl's Glee Club 1,2,3,4; PaperStaff 3,4; PepClub 1,2,3,4; Physical Education 3; Secretary - Band 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Librarian 2; Editor - Paper 4. 7 LUELLA MAE FAUGHT Her interests are outside high school. Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; P.E. 3; Student Council Representative 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Double Sextette 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Swing Band 2; German Band 2; Office Work 1,2; Secretary of Student Council 2; Secretary of Band 2,3; Carnival Queen Candidate 3. MARGARET ELLEN FARMAN My heart wanders but never gets lost. Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3.4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; P.E. 3; Class Secretary 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Mixed Chorus4; Queen Candidate 3; Girls State Alternate 3; Librarian 2; Business Manager for Annual 4. MARY LOUISE FOWLER Her quietness is sufficient praise. Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Paper Staff 4; P.E. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Librarian 4; Office Work 3. Compliments of LITTLE HORN STATE BANK, Wyola, Montana 8 SHIRLEY ANN HARMON Just 'cause I have freckles. Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Glee Club 4; Paper Staff4; Pep Club 2,3.4; P.E. 1; Cheerleader 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Librarian 2,3; Office Work 3. 9 BONNIE WHAM A little girl with big ambitions Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Physical Education 3; Class President 3; Vice-president 2; Student Council Representative 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleading 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Girl's State Delegate 3; Librarian 2; German Band 2; President Pep Club 3,4; Vice-president Student Council 4. DALE HOPPER A merry heart goes all the day Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Swing Band 3; Librarian 4; Basketball 1; President of Band 4. WILLIAM BERNARD JAPPE The football field isn't the only place you need a good line Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Dramatics 4; President 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4. 10 SANDRA LEE JAPPE And can she argue Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Physical Education 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Band 3,4; Carnival Queen Candidate 4; Band Librarian 4; Mixed Chorus Librarian 4; Glee Club Librarian 4. ARNOLD LIX Studies tempt me not Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 4; L Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 2,4 Student Council Representative, L Club 4. LUANNE METCALFE Don't worry I'll get there AnnualStaff 4; Dramatics 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Double Sextette 3; Pep Band 3,4; Librarians 2. 11 CHARLES MURDOCK I don’t say anything but I talk a lot. Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Physical Education 3,4; Band 1,2; Librarian 4; Office Work 4. OWEN OLD CROW A mighty spirit fills that little frame. Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Western Band 4; L Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; High School Rodeo 1,3,4; Co-Captain - Basketball 4. DOROTHY LEE PAULSON Tiny is as tiny does. Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Physical Education 1,4. 12 ARLEN WHITEMAN Oh, that smile. Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Class Vice-president 4; Student Council Representative!; King Candidate 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1.2.3.4; High School Rodeo 2; Co-Captains Basketball 3,4. MYRON PEASE He may look quiet but Annual Staff 4; Class Pres. 2; Student Council Rep.3,4; Best All Around Boy 3; L Club 1,2,3,4; Boys'State Delegate 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain, Basketballs , Track 2,4, Baseball 1,2,3; L Club Pres. 2; Student Council Vice-pres. 3; Student Council Pres. 4. LORRAINE PILKINGTON A girl true blue. Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Physical Education 3,4. 13 JOHN ROBERT REDMAN MARVIN STEWART Your pal, my pal, everybody's pal Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Swing Band 3,4; King Candidate 2; King 2; L Club 2,3,4; Baseball 4; Track 2,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; High School Rodeo 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Western Band 4. Worry and I have never met Annual Staff 4; Vice President 4; Dramatics 4; Student Council Rep. 2; Band 1,2; Boy's State Alternate 3; Basketball 1; Office Work 3; Coeditor of annual 4. ELWOOD SCHENDERUNE If I’m not great, what am I? AnnualStaff 4; Dramatics4; PaperStaff 4; President 3; Vice President 4; ”L Club 4; Track 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 3,4. 14 STEVE WALKER I'd rather be right than president Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3,4; Student Council Representative 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Band 3; Swing Band 3; ”L Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Office Work 3. DAN WATT Patience conquers anything--even a diploma Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3; Paper Staff 3; Physical Education 1,4; Class President 3; Vice-president 2; Baseball 1; Football 2,3; Basketball 3; President Spanish Club 1. ANN WATT Her only fault is she has no fault AnnualStaff 4; Dramatics 3; Glee Club 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Physical Education 1,4; Class Secretary 3; Student Council Representative 4; Cheerleading 3; Queen’s Candidate 4; Baseball2,3; Basketball 1; Twirling 4; Office Work 4; Pep Club President 3; Co-captain Basketball 1; Tumbling 2; Class Reporter 3; Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 4. 15 PHILIP RASMUSSEN Well, here I am, girls. Annual Staff 4; Band 1; Office Work 3,4; F.S.A. 3. EVELYN CERISE HOGAN Quiet, modest, steadfast. Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; P.E. 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Librarian 2. LUCY ANN YELLOWMULE I wonder if she's as quiet out of school as she is in. Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; P. E. 1,4; Student Council Rep. 3. CHARLES WILSON SometimesI sit and think and sometimes I just sit. Annual Staff 4; L Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. 16 JUNIOR CLASS Clara Chandler Elaine Cook Deanna Cooley Velma Eastman Paula Farman Patsy Fitzgerald Bill Greenough Kathleen Harris Hale Jeffers Joyce Landon Agnes Lix Shirley Mason 17 Margaret Metcalfe Lilian Millspaugh Dorothy Moore John Noblett Charles Overturf Patty Pantoja Dennis Roth Bob Shaw Willard Spotted Horse 18 Jimmy Walker Henry White Walter Young SOPHOMORE CLASS Anthony Bear Robert Bulltail Elain Calvetti Ronnie Chandler Patty Chatham Larry Curry Dewitt Dillon Thelma Metcalfe Dean Moore Nancy Overturf Betty Pilkington Lawrence Pope Angela Redwolf David Roll Ramona Russell Dean Schroeder Fred Standish Jack Stand ish Jeanetta Stevens Donnie Weibert 19 Bob Zier Bill Zier Sharon Sos FRESHMAN CLASS Earl Bearcrane Marvin Bird Robert Brazier Edwina Bull Mountain Rosebud Bulltail Louis Dillon Richard Eastman Holly Ann Endicott Bill Fitzgerald Peggy Green Rose Gun Shows Lloyd Hogan Oliver Huggs Holly Rae Kreiger Kenneth Liming Beverly Little Light Letha McGovern Marian Miller Josephine Murdock Michael Nanto Edward Nichols Virginia Nichols Ed Not Afraid Joy Old Crow Sheryl Pease Bernadine Pretty on Top Lenora Pretty Weasel David Rasmussen Betty Red Wolf Gerald Red Wolf Sharon Russell Eddie Shaw Nancy Simpson Rodney Skenandore John Stewart Kathryn Stops Kenneth Toineeta Nancy Walker David Watt Dick Watt Charles Westwood Claude Wham Claudette Wham Charlene Yarlott Betty Zier Please pa, let me keep her Prissy kid O K?! Sleeping beauty -- So this is heaven! Look ma, no pants Bashful Money Bags Gamma's boy Just hitched You bet Bad taste v Three Mouster ears a What a look! What a pose Farmers wives L Queens New L club members Cold in the tropics Sisters Annual work A cheerleaders Tournament life Rear view Shot-gun wedding Still the same Now, listen! Look at those shoulders Praying A freshman? A teacher's life Taking inventory 22 L” CLUB First Row: Arnie Lix, student council representative; Rodger Ball, football co-captain, Marvin Stewart, basketball co-captain; Burton Chandler, president, football and basketball co-captain; Arlen Whiteman, basketball co-captain; Elwood Schenderline, Vice-president, football and basketball co-captain; Myron Pease, football and basketball cocaptain; Owen Old Crow, basketball co-captain; Steve Walker, secretary; Bill Jappe. football and basketball co-cap-tain. Second Row: Walter Young; Billy Greenough; Willard Spotted Horse; Hank White; Jimmy Walker; Charles Wilson; Charles Overturf; Dewitt Dillon; Larry Curry ; Tony Bear. Third Row . Ronnie Chandler; Duke Liming; John Stewart; Dick Watt; Donnie Weibert; Bucky Moore; Jack Standish, manager. The L Club is composed of members who have lettered in the major sports of football, basketball, baseball and track. In order to be an L Club member you have to letter in a major sport and be initiated into the club. The initiation takes place in the spring. During this time a banquet is held in honor of the lettermen. Letters and awards are given to the boys who have earned them. The L Club this year is made up of two sponsors, Jim Hoffman and Bob Nees, ten seniors, seven juniors and five sophomores. There are twelve eligible freshman letter-men. PEP CLUB Front Row: sitting-Left to Right: A squad cheerleaders-Lu Ella Faught, Shirley Harmon, treasurer; Margaret Far-man. B squad cheerleaders-Patty Pantoja; Patsy Fitzgerald, secretary; Joyce Landon. Second Row: sitting-Paula Farman; Nancy Walker; Jean Nichols; Thelma Metcalfe; Edwina Bull Mountain; Bonnie Wham, president; Nancy Simpson; Deanna Cooley; Sharon Russell; Betty Zier; Charlene Yarlott. Third Row: Mr. Nees, adviser; Marian Miller; Angela Redwolf; Evelyn Hogan; Lucy Yellowmule; Beverly Little Light; Lorraine Pilkington; Lenora Pretty Weasel; Ramona Russell; Lu Anne Metcalfe; Barbara Chatham; Agnes Lix; Margaret Metcalfe; Velma Eastman; Kathleen Harris, Clara Chandler; Rosebud Bull Tail; Miss Brown, adviser. Fourth Row: Joy Old Crow; Norita Clanin; Sandra Jappe; Letha McGovern. Sheryl Pease. Dona Endicott. Patty Chatham. Holly Endicott; Betty Pilkington; Sharon Sos; Claudette Wham; Peggy Green. Nancy Overturf; Jeanetta Stevens; Ann Watt, student council representative; Lilian Millspaugh; Rose Gun Shows. The Pep Club is composed of approximately 36 members who work together to present pep assemblies, sell candy and pop at ball games and provide noise at rallies and athletic events. Any girl in high school is eligible to become a Pep Club member, and at the end of each successful year she receives a chevron to be worn on her school sweater. 23 Myron -- Wingback Elwood -- Fullback HIGHLIGHTS Lodge Grass vs. Deaver 57-19 Hysham 42-13 Cowley 62-37 Custer 55-12 Big Horn 52-16 Colstrip 59-12 Belfry 46-13 (Southern Divisional Championship) Record: Second consecutive year that the Indians were undefeated running up a total winning streak of 17 games over the two-year span, being Southern Divisional Champs in both 1953 and 1954. Captains of this year's team are Elwood Schenderline, Myron Pease, Bill Jappe, Rodger Ball, and Burton Chandler. Lettermen and receivers of silver footballs: ' Steve Walker 1 Burton Chandler 1 Bill Jappe Owen Old Crow 1 Elwood Schenderline 1 Myron Pease 1 Arnold Lix 1 Seniors Walter Young ' Rodger Ball 1 Marvin Stewart Bill Greenough Willard Spotted Horse Hank White Jim Walker Charles Wilson Larry Curry Don Weibert Tony Bear John Stewart Dick Wan Duke Liming Jack Standish- Manager Marvin -- End Steve -- Center Charles — End 25 FOOTBALL-’A’’ SQUAD First Row: Tony Bear; Don Weibert; Arnie Lix; Myron Pease, co-captain; John Stewart; Dick Watt; Duke Liming; Owen Old Crow; Jim Walker; Bill Greenough. Second Row: Hank White; Rodger Ball, co-captain; Walter Young; Marvin Stewart; Burton Chandler, co-captain; Bill Jappe, co-captain; Steve Walker; Charles Wilson; Larry Curry; Elwood Schenderline, co-captain; Willard Spotted Horse. B” SQUAD First Row; Mike Nanto, David Watt, Richard Eastman, John Noblett, Fred Standish, Claude Wham, Robert Brazier. Second Row: Lawrence Pope, Jerry Redwolf, Bobby Shaw, Eddie Nichols, Louis Dillon, Charles Westwood. Besides providing competition and cannon fodder for scrimmages, the B squad played two games with Ranchester, losing both. Their experience will be valuable next year. Compliments of CURRY'S GARAGE, Lodge Grass, Montana 26 BASKETBALL- A” SQUAD Left: Bill Jappe, co-captain; Steve Walker; Burton Chandler, co-captain; Arlen Whiteman, co-captain; Marvin Stewart, co-captain; Walter Young; Elwood Schenderline, co-captain; Willard Spotted Horse; Owen Old Crow, co-captain; Myron Pease, co-captain; Billy G reenough. B” SQUAD BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Robert Bull Tail, Kenneth Toineeta, Bill Fitzgerald, David Watt, David Rasmussen, Claude Wham, Donnie Weibert, Henry White, Charles Westwood, John Noblett, David Roll, Oliver Huggs, Jerry Redwolf. Second Row; Bucky Moore, Tony Bear, Duke Liming, Arnie Lix, Hale Jeffers, Dennis Roth, John Stewart. Larry Curry, Dick Watt, Mike Nanto, Richard Eastman, Fred Standish. 27 Owen Myron Elwood LODGE GRASS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Lodge Grass Basketball Schedule and Scores Dec. 3 L.G. 114 Busby 51 here Dec. 7 L.G. 100 Custer 55 there Dec. 10 L.G. 92 Colstrip 59 there Dec. 17 L.G. 104 Deer Lodge 72 here Dec. 18 L.G. 91 B ridge r 51 here Dec. 21 L.G. 65 Poplar 65 here Dec. 22 L.G. 56 Belfry 54 here Jan. 4 L.G. 76 Busby 39 there Jan. 7 L.G. 110 Worden 49 here Jan. 14 L.G. 61 Custer 27 here Jan. 15 L.G. 54 Hardin 57 there Jan. 21 L.G. 101 ColstTip 64 here Jan. 22 L.G. 69 Belfry 60 there Jan. 28 L.G. 70 Forsyth 53 nere Jan. 29 L.G. 81 Hysham 46 there Feb. 4 L.G. 83 Hysham 49 here Feb. 5 L.G. 67 Terry 46 here Feb. 11 L.G. Worden there Feb. 12 L.G. Hardin here District Tournament Feb. 18, 19, 20 Divisional Tournament March 3, 4, 5 State Tournament March 24, 25, 26 Burton Marv Arlen 28 A” AND B” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS There are two groups of cheerleaders, the MA and B squad cheerleaders. All junior girls who are interested may try out for B squad cheering. The next year they move up to A squad cheering and a new group of B squad cheerleaders are elected. The cheerleaders conduct the pep assemblie s and cheer at all ball games. Cheerleaders earn a stripe for each year of cheering and also a letter. Left to right: Lu Ella Faught, Patsy Fitzgerald, Shirley Harmon, Joyce Landon, Margaret Farman, Patty Pantoja. B” SQUAD TWIRLERS Left to right: Edwina Bull Mountain, Peggy Green, Barbara Chatham, Holly Ann Endicott, Ramona Russell, Nancy Overturf, Nancy Walker. These seven girls were elected to learn the twirling routines along with the A squad; and then in case an A twirler was absent, one of these girls could take her place. Next year these girls will move up and fill the vacancies on the A squad. 29 HOMECOMING Class Candidates for King and Queen Seated: King and Queen, Freshman Class: Claude Wham and Betty Zier. Back Row. left to right: Bill Jappe, Senior; Willard Spotted Horse, Junior; Larry Curry, Sophomore; Patricia Chatham, Sophomore; Patsy Fitzgerald, Junior; and Ann Watt, Senior. On October 1, 1954, Lodge Grass was filled with beautiful, as well as interesting sights. It was Homecoming Day. The parade started at 10 o'clock A. M. It was led by Bill Greenough and Hale Jeffers who carried the United States flag between their two horses. The parade followed as such: Twirlers, band, senior king and queen candidates, senior float, down through the classes. It was 11 o'clock when the parade concluded. At 1:30 P, M. Lodge Grass's opponents, Cowley, Wyoming, arrived for Pep Assembly and the game. The game started at 2 o'clock. Lodge Grass was victorious with a score of 62-37. 30 Twirlers and band leading the homecoming parade. Senior class float -- 1st prize. LIBRARIANS First Row: Edna George, Fran Bird, Holly Ann Endicott, Jeanetta Stevens, Thelma Metcalfe. Second Row: Dale Hopper, Marian Miller, Nancy Simpson, Holly Rae Kreiger, Josie Murdock, Mary Fowler, Charles Murdock. OFFICE WORKERS The work of the librarians is to keep the library clean, check books in and out, and keep books in order. They see that all fines are collected and that the books are in good condition when they are checked in. There are twelve 1 i -brarians. Librarians get a full credit if they have library for all the week. First Row: Seated,left to right: Nancy Overturf, Elain Calvetti, Phil Rasmussen, Agnes Lix, Ann Watt. Second Row: Josie Murdock, Holly Kreiger, Virginia Nichols, Margaret Metcalfe, Paula Farman, Lilian Millspaugh, Betty Pilkington, Patsy Fitzgerald, Joyce Landon, Dorothy Moore. There are 17 office workers. The office workers work in either the high school office or grade school office one full period a day. The office workers do the various jobs around the office that have to be done, such as: typing, mimeographing office materials, and running errands. Office workers receive one full credit for a year if they have one complete office Deriod a dav. MOORE'S GARAGE, Welding, Gun Smithing. Wrecker Service; Phone 9451 Day-2321 Night; Lodae Grass, Mont. 31 ANNUAL STAFF First Row: Dale Hopper; Ann Watt; Marvin Stewart; Bob Redman, Assistant Editor; LuElla Faught, Editor; Margaret Farman, Business Manager; Owen Old Crow; Dona Endicott; Steve Walker. Second Row: Barbara Chatham, Sandra Jappe, Evelyn Hogan, Lorraine Pilkington, Edna George, Dorothy Paulson, Bonnie Wham, Norita Clanin, Frances Bird, Lucy Yellowmule.Mary Fowler, Mr. Hoffman, adviser. Third Row: Mrs. Ryan, adviser; Lu Anne Metcalfe,Charles Murdock. Oscar Hager, Rodger Ball, Arnold Lix,Myron Pease, Burton Chandler, Arlen White-man, Charles Wilson, Phil Rasmussen. BIG WHEELS The annual staff was composed of the senior class. The editor was LuElla Faught, assistant editor was Bob Redman, and business manager was Margaret Farman. The sponsors were Mrs. Ryan and Mr. Hoffman. The annual staff met four deadlines to complete this year's annual. They sold ads for the yearbook in Sheridan, Wyoming; Hardin; Billings; Lodge Grass; and Wyola, Montana. 32 PAPER STAFF Top Row, L.-R.: Charles Murdock, business manager; Oscar Hagar, mimeograph operator; Eddie Nichols, artist; Arlen Whiteman, artist; Burton Chandler, sports editor; Marvin Stewart, artist; Mary Fowler, mimeograph. Second Row; Marvin Bird, artist; Barbara Chatham, reporter; Ann Watt, circulation manager; Nancy Walker, reporter; Claudette Wham, reporter; Peggy Green, reporter; Dona Endicott, Editor; Betty Pilking-ton, reporter; Mr. Jenkins, Adviser; Owen Old Crow, reporter. Bottom Row; Billy Fitzgerald, artist; LuElla Mae Faught, typist; Sandra Jappe, typist; Norita Clanin, typist; Margaret Farman, typist; Bonnie Wham, typist. V. I. P.’S The Journalism Class is responsible for publishing The Little Horn Overflow every two weeks. The Little Horn Overflow is a written account of the school's activities during the year. Dona Endicott and Shirley Harmon, the ed-itors, work with Mr. Jenkins,the adviser, and the rest of the class to make each paper interesting and educational to the subscribers. L.-R.; Shirley Harmon and Dona Endicott, Editors. Sponsored by NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Billings Montana 33 HIGH SCHOOL BAND First Row; Semi-circle, left to right: Steve Walker, Bonnie Wham, Margaret Farman, Patsy Fitzgerald, Deanna Cooley, Joyce Landon. Second Row: Billy Fitzgerald, Margaret Metcalfe, Joanne Eggart, Jimmy Brown, Nancy Simpson, Shirley Mason, Dorothy Moore, Dona Endicott, Dale Hopper, Nancy Overturf, Nancy Walker, Mary Fowlei. Lawrence Pope, Thelma Metcalfe, Jeanetta Stevens. Back Row; Norita Clanin, Lu Ella Mae Faught, Sandra Jappe, Luanne Metcalfe, Josie Murdock, Morgan Jenkins-Director, Joy Old Crow, Patty Pantoja, Edna George, Fran Bird, Jimmy Walker, Bob Shaw, Claudette Wham, Dean Schroeder. The band this year has played at all the football and basketball games and pep assemblies. They have given two concerts. The band purchased new uniforms this year. They had a carnival to help pay for the uniforms. The band played at all the tournaments. Mr. Jenkins is our director. The officers are: Dale Hopper as president, Joyce Landon as vice-president. Dona Endicott as secretary; Deanna Cooley as treasurer, and Steve Walker as student council representative. A” SQUAD TWIRLERS Left to right: Sharon Russell, Thelma Metcalfe, Betty Redwolf, Ann Watt, Joy Old Crow, Angela Red Wolf, Jeanetta Stevens, Betty Pilkington. Under the direction of Miss Brown, the A squad twirlers perform at the half-time of the football and basketball games. Tuesday nights the twirlers set aside for practicing and working out their drills. At Forayth the Districts tournament, the twirlers performed an Indian dance with Angela Red Wolf one of the majorettes d'oina a twirling stunt with two batons. The twirlers are chosen at the first of the year by the Pep Club. New white uniforms were made for them this year. These uniforms are used for various routines. 34 GIRLS’GLEE CLUB First Row: Joy Old Crow, Nancy Simpson, Dorothy Paulsen, Margaret Farman, Nancy Walker, Charlene Yar-lott. Holly Rae Kreiger, Virginia Nichols, Josie Murdock, Betty Zier, at piano, Luanne Metcalfe. Second Row: Sharon Sos, Elaine Cook, Lorraine Pilkington, Lucy Yellowmule, Nancy Overturf, Rosebud Bull-tail, Dona Endicott, Shirley Harmon, Bonnie Wham, Norita Clanin, Claudette Wham. Third Row: Letha McGovern, Sheryl Pease, Marian Miller, Holly Ann Endicott, Betty Pilkington, Patricia Chatham. Ramona Russell, LuEUa Faught, Barbara Chatham, Sandra Jappe, Peggy Green. The girls' glee club meets three times a week for one hour. There are 33 members in this organization. They have three pianists which alternate. Each member gets one credit a year. The glee club appeared in concerts and in the Midland Empire Music Festival. MIXED CHORUS First Row; LuElla Faught, Edwina Bull Mountain, Nancy Walker, Margaret Farman, Clara Chandler, Sheryl Pease, Letha McGovern, Deanna Cooley, Joyce Landon, Patsy Fitzgerald, Lenora Pretty Weasel, Joy Old Crow, Josie Murdock. Second Row: Mr. Jenkins--director; Thelma Metcalfe, Nancy Overturf, Nancy Simpson, Marian Miller, Luanne Metcalfe, Mary Fowler, Sandra Jappe, Barbara Chatham, Claudette Wham, Peggy Green, Dona Endicott, Shirley Harmon, Bonnie Wham, Norita Clanin, Jeanetta Stevens. Third Row: Bill Fitzgerald, Bob Brazier, Claude Wham, Ronnie Chandler, John Noblett, Jim Walker, Steve Walker, Dale Hopper, Eddie Shaw, Robert Shaw, Dean Schroeder, Lawrence Pope. The mixed chorus meets each day for one half hour. The group was organized this year and has been very successful. There are forty members; each member getting one half credit a year. Three girls alternate as pianists. The group performed at all concerts and in the Midland Empire Music Festival. Sponsored by BROUILETTE'S Sheridan, Wyoming 35 A” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Lu Ella Faught, Shirley Harmon, Margaret Farman. The A cheerleaders are advanced from last year's B cheerleaders when they were elected and when they cheered for the ”B squad teams. This year they moved up to A squad cheerleaders and cheered for the A squad teams. The cheerleaders lead the Pep Club and school in cheers at pep assemblies and games. B” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Patsy Fitzgerald, Patty Pantoja, Joyce Landon. The B Squad Cheerleaders are elected every year by the Pep Club. Tney are chosen from junior class girls only. These girls try out in front of the Pep Club, and then a vote is taken. Those girls elected cheer at all “B squad football and basketball games during the year. As they enter their senior year, they are automatically promoted to A squad cheerleaders. Their year as B” squad cheerleaders readies them for their A squad cheering job. Sponsored by STEVENSONS STORE Lodge Grass Montana 36 L. G. 94-Lavina 24. Reach, Bill! I Good!! On the Little Big Horn Catch, Arlen! L. G. 78-Three Forks 52. Is it good? It's mine! A basket. L. G. 60-Belgrade 62. Who’s hanging on your shoulder, Arlen? Indian maidens. Smile pretty. 10 little Indians Sponsored by RAIN-CHIEF IRRIGATION, Ray Morissette Hardin, Mont. 37 TRACK Left to Right: Bill Jappe, Myron Pease, Owen Old Crow, Front Row: Bob Brazier, Willard Spotted Horse, Dick Watt. John Stewart, Claude Wham, Ronnie Chandler, Dave Watt] Hale Jeffers. Back Row: Earl Bearcrane, Rodger Ball, Walter Young, Ed Not Afraid, Bill Jappe, Arlen Whiteman, Myron Pease, Owen Old Crow. Not pictured: Marvin Stewart. STATE MEDAL WINNERS (CLASS B) 1. Bill Jappe--2nd javelin. 2. Wesley Wagenaar--lst high hurdles. 3. Owen Old Crow—2nd mile. 4. Myron Pease—1st 440, 2nd 220, 3rd 100 yd. dash. MEETS WON LAST YEAR 1. Dual meet with Dayton, Wyoming. 2. Triangular meet with Billings and Hardin. 3. District 5 Class C meet at Rocky Mountain College. 4. Midland Empire track and field meet--Class C . 5. 2nd State Class B Interscholastic meet—Missoula. The 1954 track teatn was the best all-around balanced squad in the school’s history and went undefeated ud to the State Interscholastic Track and Field meet in Missoula losing the Class B state title to Whitefish Back this year are state medal winners Myron Pease, Bill Jappe and Owen Old Crow with such promising track men as Marvin Stewart, Arlen Whiteman and Rodger Ball to form the nucleus of another outstanding track squad. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 22 Custer at Custer April 23 Shepherd at home April 27 Busby at Busby April 30 Shepherd at Shepherd May 7 Rosebud at Custer May 11 Busby at home May 13 Custer at home. Due to inclement weather the baseball team got a late start last year but managed to beat Custer 16-6, Busby 23-3, Rosebud 17-1 and dropped the District Championship game to Custer 7-2 on the local diamond. This year's squad has veteran ball-players in Bill Jappe, Arlen Whiteman, Arnie Lix, Owen Old Crow, Burton Chandler. Bucky Moore and Steve Walker. The team opens its season April 22nd against Custer and will play 6 other Sub-district games winding up the se ason with another return game with Custer May 13th. The District 5 Championship playoff is scheduled for May 16. Front Row: Dick Watt, Dave Watt, Anthony Bear, Dewitt Dillon, Arlen Whiteman, Duke Liming, Fred Standish, Charles Wilson, Jim Walker. Back Row; Jim Hoffman, Coach; Larry Curry, Ed Not Afraid, Bill Jappe, Steve Walker, Burton Chandler, Earl Bearcrane, Owen Old Crow, Bucky Moore. Not pictured: Arnie Lix. Sponsored by BIG 4 SECOND HAND STORE 2716 Minnesota Avenue, Billings, Montana 38 Charles, Luanne, Barbara, Norita, Dan. Dale, LuElla. Shirley Bill, Dona The Senior Class of Lodge Grass High School presented their class play of Grandad Steps Out by Felicia Metcalfe, with permission of Art Craft Play Company, on December 9, 1954. The director was Mrs. Barbara Ryan and the technical director was Jim Hoffman. The play cast included Lu Ella Faught as Mrs. Laura Morton, Dale Hopper as Grandad, Shirley Harmon as Tilly, Margaret Farman as Betty Shaddock, Arnold Lix as Kip Shaddock, Edna George as Trudie Norwood, Bonnie Wham as Judie Norwood, Dorothy Paulsen as Ludie Norwood, Bob Redman as Jack Norwood, Bill Jappe as Jim Mahoney, Dona Endicott as Miss Abby Higgins, Mary Fowler as Mrs. Jobe Feeney, Oscar Hager as a detective, Arlen Whiteman, Steve Walker, and Elwood Schenderline as three old men, Burton Chandler as the telegram boy. The following people made up the stage crew; Charles Wilson, Owen Old Crow, Steve Walker, Elwood Schenderline, Lorraine Pilkington, Lucy Yellowmule, Fran Bird, Mary Fowler, Luanne Metcalfe, Burton Chandler, Norita Clanin, Arlen Whiteman, Barbara Chatham, Sandra Jappe, and Ann Watt. The play was a success and we wish to thank everyone that helped make it successful. Arnie, Margaret Dorothy, Bonnie, Edna Bob 39 BEST ALL AROUND BOY AND GIRL Arlen Whiteman GIRLS’ On February 15, 1955, the best all-around boy and girl were voted on by the student body of Lodge Grass High School. Candidates were chosen on popularity and sociability in high school. LuEUa Mae Faught and Arlen Whiteman, both seniors, were chosen best all-around girl and best all-around boy. LuElla Faught has been very active in high school. She has been a member of the annual staff, has participated in dramatics, glee club, pep club, mixed chorus, band, representative to the student council, and has been an active cheerleader for two years. Arlen Whiteman is noted for his dry humor and his athletic ability. He has been a letter-man in baseball, track, football, basketball, and a participant in the Lodge Grass High School rodeo. He has also been active on the annual staff, journalism staff, dramatics, and student council. LuElla Faught BOYS’ STATE DELEGATE STATE DELEGATE Deanna Cooley Each year the faculty meets to choose one girl from the junior class to represent Lodge Grass High School at Montana Girls State held annually on the campus of Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana. The girl chosen is judged on her character, scholarship, leadership ability, and her ability and willingness to adapt herself to the requirements of Girls State. The purpose of Girls' State is to educate girls in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American citizenship. It is a plan for training in the practical mechanics of government. Through actual participation as citizens of a mythical state, patterned in the likeness of Montana, the girls are trained to assume the duties and responsibilities of voting citizens. Girls State is a laboratory of practical, applied political science. This year's Girls State Delegate is Deanna Cooley, with Patsy Fitzgerald as alternate. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Hale Jeffers Each year a boy is picked from the junior class to represent Lodge Grass at Boys' State. He is chosen by the faculty according to character, leadership, ability, and scholarship. A delegate is chosen and also an alternate, so if the delegate is unable to attend the alternate may go. Last year’s Boys State washeldat Western Montana College at Dillon. Boys State is sponsored by the American Legion. This year’s Boys' State Delegate is Hale Jeffers and the alternate is Billy Greenough. This page is sponsored by PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK MARKETING ASS’N. Billings Montana 40 CARNIVAL QUEEN AND CONTESTANTS Standing: Jeanetta Stevens, Marian Miller, Sandra Jappe. Seated: Joyce Landon, Queen. One girl was chosen from each class as a Carnival Queen candidate. Tickets were sold for a dime each. Joyce Landon had the most tickets the night of the carnival and was crowned queen at 11 o'clock. The carnival was for the purpose of raising money for new band uniforms. There were quite a few concessions for as small a space as we had. The bingo and the sponge throw were outstanding among all. The teachers were very co-operative by being targets for the sponge throw. Boy! Did the kids ever go for this. With the co-operation of the students, the teachers, and the public the carnival was a great success. Compliments of SALT CREEK FREIGHTWAYS Billings Montana 41 PROPHECY The graduating class of 1955 received an invitation from the soon-to-be graduating class of 1965 to celebrate their 10th anniversary from Lodge Grass High School. The reunion was to be held at the Sarah Hotel and Nightclub on May 25. 1965 at 6:30 p. m. Much to our surprise we found Bill Jappe owner and operator of this famous hotel, with Dona Endicott as bar maid, Steve Walker, Bob Redman, Dale Hopper and Oscar Hager employed as bell hops. Elwood Schenderline is bouncer in Bill's fancy nightclub. Employed for the entertainment is Luanne Metcalfe and Dan Watt as Apache dancers. At the municipal airport in Lodge Grass we find a trans-oceanic airliner piloted by Dorothy Paulsen, co-pilot Bonnie Wham with Barbara Chatham as stewardess. Arriving on the plane were professors Charles Murdock and Arnold Lix. Accompanied by Lix was his wife, Edna Lix (Edna George), as professor of foreign languages. Rev. Myron Pease is going to be our guest speaker, providing we all attend his church the next day. Norita Weigand (Clanin) and Shirley Roth (Harmon) are happily settled with their husbands and families. Lu Ella Faught and Sandra Jappe are still each other's pet peeve. In the past years they have been so close they are inseparable and have been the only two girls in our class to live down a popular song ■Sisters.” Some of the people may have forgotten the song Sisters. It goes like this: Heaven help the man who gets between me and my sister. And Heaven help the Sister that gets between me and my man. And it's this phrase that they couldn't agree upon. As we all may have suspected Burton Chandler bought out the Wham ranch and is still waiting for Bonnie to come down out of the air. His employees or cowboys are Arlen Whiteman, Charles Wilson, Owen Old Crow, and Marvin Stewart. The cooks on his ranch are Mary Fowler, Margaret Farman, Fran Bird, and Lorraine Pilkington. Ann Watt, Evelyn Hogan, and Lucy Yellowmule are employed as dishwashers. Last, but not least, is Rodger Ball and Phil Rasmussen, who have become very good buddies because they are still looking for the same thing. Rodger's standard is a little higher than Phil's; Rodger wants a girl. WILL Lu Ella F.-wills her ability to hide her weight to Agnes L. Dona E.-wills her ability to bum sunflower seeds to anyone who can keep up the pace. Norita C.-wills her studious ways to Patsy F. and feels she can make the grade. Barbara C.-wills her swing to Jeanetta S. and thinks she will attract as much attention as she did. Ann W. -wills her late hours to Paula F. Bonnie W. -wills her car to Claudette and knows she will find a boy in Lodge Grass, too. Margaret F.-wills her singing ability to Nancy W. Sandra J.-wills her ability to play hooky and not get caught to Bucky M. Luanne M.-wills her ability to get to places on time to Thelma and hopes she can be as prompt as she was. Dorothy P.-wills her quiet ways to Clara Dawn. Lorraine P.-wills her ability to get to Busby to her sisters and knows they will do better. Lucy Y.-wills her long hair to Holly E. and thinks that someday hers will get that long. Evelyn H.-wills her books to Betty P. and hopes she studies as much as she did. Fran B.-wills her temper to anyone that can control it. Edna G.-wills her ability to listen to other people's problems to Patty Pantoja. Mary F.-wills her ability to play freeze-out to anyone who likes to-play it. Shirely H.-wills her fatness and quiet ways to Jeannie Nichols. Rodger B.-wills his mustache to Dean S. Bill J.-wills his ability to get along with girls to John N. Burton C.-wills his grey hair to Fred S. and hopes he can pass for 21 as well as he did. Dan W.-wills his slim 120 pounds to .Margaret M. Bob R. -wills his ability to get kicked off the bus to David R. Oscar H.-wills his ability to get to school on Mondays to Elaine Cook and hopes she can think up as many good excuses as he did. Dale H.-wills his serious ways to Jack S. Phil R. -wills his shortness to David Watt. Charles W.-wills his ability to swipe watermelons to Bob Z. and hopes he never gets caught. Arlen W.-wills his ability to hitch-hike to Bill G. so that he never gets stranded. Charles M. -wills his long legs to Bill F. in order that he may travel faster. Elwood S.-wills his muscles to Claude W. so he will be as strong as he is someday. Myron P.-wills his ability to out run thecops to Deanna C. Owen O.-wills his height to Dennis R. so that he can do as well as he did in basketball. Marvin S.-wills his name Dad to Earl Bearcrane. Steve W. -wills his brilliance to his brother and hopes he can be as smart as he is. Arnold L.-wills his comb to Peggy Green and hopes she gets as much use out of it as he did. 42 Mildred and Grace. Ralph--Man about school! Tony and Carl. Lodge Grass mixed chorus. L. G. H. S. twirlers at Red Lodge. Sponsored by THE SPORT SHOP No. 5 N. Main Sheridan, Wyoming Happy Birthday, Chuck. Hard-working freshmen girls. The L. G. H. S. band in action. 43 BASKETBALL - DISTRICT FIVE 1. Champions 1953, 1954, 1955. 2. Fourth Place 1951, 1952. SOUTHERN DIVISION 1. Champions 1954. 2. Second Place 1955. STATE 1. Second Place 1954. FOOTBALL-DISTRICT 1. Second District 6 - 1951. 2. Champions District 6 - 1953, District 5-1954. SOUTHERN DIVISION - 1. Champions 1953, 1954. TRACK - DISTRICT 1. Champions Dist. 5 and 1 2 mile Relay Champs - 1953-4. 2. Champions - Midland Empire Track and Fie Id Meet 1954-Class ”C . 3. 2nd State Class B” Interscholastic Meet-1954. BASEBALL - DISTRICT 1. 2nd Place 1954. CHEERLEADING 1. 1st place district 1953, 1954. Left to right-Championship trophy Southern Division Class ”C” football, 1st place District 5 football, 1st place District 5 basketball, 2nd place Southern Division Class C” basketball. ,0 5 44 LODGE GRASS WINS FOURTH PLACE STATE CLASS C” SEASON RECORD-WON 26 LOST 4 1955 State Tournament scores: Lodge Grass 53 Highwood 57 Lodge Grass 83 Whitehall 47 Lodge Grass 69 Wibaux 48 Lodge Grass 54 Drummond 70 All state selection senior guard-Myron Pease. The 1954-55 season ended with high school playing for seven senior boys. The season was marked by many spine-chilling games, heart-breaks, and high expectations. The boys went to Conrad with high hopes of bringing back the first place trophy. They played their hearts out, but were unable to capture first place. Second place in the 1953-54 tournament and fourth place in the 1954-55 state tournament, however, were takenby our Lodge Grass ball players. r Hardin BIG HORN IMPLEMENT CO. Phone 134 Montana FRONTIER TOTMAN'S SHOP Wyoming’s Largest Gift, Curio and China Shop Dinnerware Western Gifts Souveniers Glassware Navajo Rugs and Jewelry Hallmark Cards SHERIDAN WYOMING BOB - IRENE 45 Best Wishes From SHERIDAN FLOURING MILLS, INC. Millers of BEST-OUT WEST ENRICHED FLOUR and TOMAHAWK FEEDS Where Every Customer Is Important Compliments °f FURNITURE MOSSHOLDER CONTINENTAL OIL CO. HARDIN MONTANA Wholesale — Retail Roy Morrison Agent Phone 97 or 110 SHERIDAN WYOMING BROWN DRUG CO. An ideal graduation gift — A portable typewriter You Are Always Welcome at Sheridan's Largest Drug Store Walgreen Agency Luncheonette Four Registered Pharmacists Phone 91 24 North Main Sheridan Wyoming 12 North Main Sheridan Wyoming PROFESSIONAL PAGE Dr. J. I. Westphal, Dentist, Hardin Harold G. 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