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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

1958 THE GOLDEN EAGLE I Presented By The Senior Class of Lodge Grass High School Editor........................ Associate Editor.............. Associate Editor.............. Art Editor ................... Business Manager and Theme Adviser....................... ......... Peggy Green ............James Wiley ...........Edward Nichols .......Kenneth Toineeta ..........Bill Fitzgerald Mrs. Genevieve Fitzgerald Table of Contents Administration-Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Organizations-Activities Advertising Time is precious! Time spent at home provides us with inspirational guidance. Time spent at school influences and enriches our lives. The bus is the connecting link which binds the home and school into a co-operative unit. Time is the theme of our yearbook. We salute it as one of the important factors at Lodge Grass High School. It is our sincere wish that this annual will become one of your most cherished possessions. May it help you recall memories of the happy times you have had. “Nothing is so precious as time.” 2 Administration and Faculty Superintendent’s Message Superintendent E. L. Moyer B.A. and B.E. degrees from the University of Washington. M.E. degree from the Montana State University. Mr. Moyer is Superintendent of Lodge Grass Schools and is Senior class sponsor. School Spirit As an automobile is made up of such component parts as chassis, engine, wheels, and tires, so too is school. School spirit is not just the rah, rah of the pep section, the singing of the school song, or the noisy demonstrations that sometimes occur in an assembly. Rather, it is the sum total of sincere endeavors to do every possible thing to improve and uphold the school program educationally and socially so as to most adequately meet the needs of the community. This objective can only be reached by the co-operative efforts of students and faculty. If you have joined in this effort for the common good, your many years as an alumnus of Lodge Grass High School will be proud to see our school grow more adequate and stronger for future generations. 4 SEATED, Left to Right: Holly Endicott, Eddie Nichols, Marian Miller, Scott Jeffers, Dale Gibson, Letha McGovern, Mike Hartman, and Dick Watt. STANDING: David Watt, Bill Fitzgerald, Jim Brown, Ronnie Gibson, Laura Westwood, Holly Kreiger, Claudette Wham, and Mary Wiley. The student council consists of the president and representatives from each class and organization. The £ f Q f COUnCil council meets with Superintendent Moyer at stated times to work out solutions to school problems. They plan ways of improving conditions and arousing school spirit. School Board Education is a large business enterprise in every community. Together with the superintendent, board members co-ordinate the educational program so that it will operate effectively. LEFT to RIGHT: Jack Owen, Uhl Bond, Arlis Whitman, Burton Chandler, Chairman; Ralph Knight, Clerk. NOT PICTURED: Henry Esp. 5 Mr. Benjamin Donaldson SUBJECTS: Physics, 8th Grade Mathematics, General Science. SPONSORS: 7th Grade. B.S. Degree from Purdue University. Mrs. Genevieve Fitzgerald SUBJECTS: English IV, P.A.D. CO-SPONSORS: Senior Class and is Annual Adviser. B.A. Degree from Montana State University. Mrs. Jane Hudson SUBJECTS: English I and English II. CO-SPONSORS: Junior Class and is Drama Club Adviser, Coaches Junior and Senior Plays. B.S. Degree from University of Nebraska. Mr. Edwin Goyette SUBJECTS: Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Math, General Math, and 7th Grade Math. SPONSORS: Junior Class. B.S. Degree from Montana State University. Mr. Morgan Jenkins SUBJECTS: Music and Social Studies. COSPONSORS: Senior Class and is Paper Adviser. B.A. Degree from Southern Idaho College of Education. Miss Norma Jenni SUBJECTS: Home Economics I and II. SPONSORS: Pep Club, FHA, and Sophomore Class. B.S. Degree from Montana State College. Miss Helen McEntire SUBJECTS: Commercial. CO-SPONSORS: Junior Class and Sponsors Twirling. B.S. Degree from East Central Oklahoma College. Mr. Frank McNamara SUBJECTS: 7th and 8th Grade Science, Junior High Basketball, Junior High Chorus, Junior High Boys P.E. B.S. Degree from New Jersey State Teachers College. Mr. Richard Pilch SUBJECTS: Industrial Arts and Coaching. COSPONSORS: Sophomore Class. B.S. Degree from University of Wyoming. Mrs. Helene Micklovich SUBJECTS: 7th, 8th and 9th Grade English. B.S. Degree from Eastern Montana College. Miss Elizabeth Miles SUBJECTS: P.A.D., U. S. History, 7th and 8th Grade Social Studies. B.A. Degree from Script College, M.A. Degree from Claremont College. Mr. Spenser Redland SUBJECTS: Chemistry, Biology, and is Assistant Coach. B.S. Degree from Eastern Montana College, also attended West Point Military Academy. 7 Annual Staff BACK R°W, Standing: Eddie Shaw, Claudette Wham, Bob Built ail, Dick Watt, David Kemp, Rosebud Bull-tad, Fitzgerald, Mike Nanto, Letha McGovern, Virginia Nichols, Holly Kreiger, Nancy Simpson, Betty Zier: SECOND ROW Seated: Holly Endicott, Josie Murdock, Marjorie Day Child, Lenora Pretty Weasel, Y Marian Miller. FRONT ROW: Peggy Green, Edward Nichols, James Wiley, Bill Fitzgerald, Kenneth loineeta, Sheryl Pease, Bob Brazier, Duke Liming, Karen Pelissier. James Wiley Asst. Editor Peggy Green Editor Edward Nichols Asst. Editor 8 Bill Fitzgerald Business Manager “In the Very Nick of Time.” Kenneth Toineeta Art Editor Colors Flower BLUE AND SILVER BABY BLUE IRIS Mr. Moyer Mrs. Fitzgerald Mr. Jenkins Sponsors Class Motto Life is a picture, so paint it well. Class History We were forty-five in number when we entered the halls of L.G.H.S. in 1954 to begin our high school careers. This was an exciting year. We found the teachers capable and friendly. After the sophomores had initiated us in the proper fashion, we felt that we were a real part of the student body. In 1955 with forty-two in our sophomore class, our memorable events were initiating the incoming freshmen and sponsoring the high school rodeo. Regular studies, music, athletics and allied activities took up our time. By 1956, when we were juniors, we began to realize that our time in high school was getting shorter. We found that we were kept busy with our class work and outside activities. Our class play, Curtain Going Up, was a success. In the spring, we honored the seniors with a Banquet and Prom emphasizing the Hawaiian theme carried out in effective color schemes. At last in 1957, we have thirty-six seniors. Time is even more important as we have decisions to make concerning our futures. Now we are putting out the annual and are looking forward to senior activities which will leave lingering memories. We are awaiting the moment when we shall receive our diplomas, the climax of four years work. And, departing, leave behind us footprints on the sands of time.” ROBERT BENJAMIN BRAZIER The gladdest words of tongue or pen; tonight there is a dance again. Paper Staff 4; Paper Circulation Mgr. 4; Annual Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; High School Rodeo 2; Operetta —Ben Rodgers 2; L Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Football Co-Captain 4. ROBERT KEITH BULLTAIL I wonder what the girls see in me? High School Rodeo 2; Football 3; Basketball 3; Track 2,3; Physical Education 1,2,3,4; L Club 2,3,4; Vice-President 3. ROSEBUD RITA BULLTAIL A swell friend and a jolly good sport. Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Student Teaching 4; Twirling 2; Cheerleading 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 1; Rodeo 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Vice-President 3; GAA 1,2,3; Bemolg 3; Dramatics 3; Homecoming Queen 2; L Club Sweetheart Candidate 2; First Aid Class 2; Honor Roll 2; Bowling Sec. Treas. 2. MARJORIE DAY CHILD A likeable girl with a likeable way. Student Teaching 4; Twirling 3,4; Librarian 3; Pep Club 4; GAA 3,4. HOLLY ANN ENDICOTT Her character is as tall as her height. Student Teaching 1,2,3,4; Twirling 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Librarian 1; Rodeo 2; Operetta 2; Triple Trio 3; Girls State Alternate 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club St. Council Rep. 4; Pep Club News Reporter 3; GAA 1,2; FTA 2,3; Office Work 4; Perfect Attendance 2; Annual Staff Reporter 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM PETZOLDT FITZGERALD After all, Rome wasn't built in a day. Paper Staff 1,3; Paper Art Editor 1; Annual Staff 4; Annual Business Mgr. 4; Student Council 3,4; Freshman President 1; Class News Reporter 2; Class St. Council Rep. 3; Class Treasurer 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Rodeo 2; Operetta-Jim 2; Boys State Rep. 3; L Club 2,3,4; Bemolg 2,3; Bemolg Treasurer 2; Drama Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Treasurer 2; Band Vice-President 3; Band President 4; Football Mgr. 2; Woodwind Trio 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 2,3. DALE ALVIN GIBSON An equal measure of good humor and good sense. Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; St. Council President 4; St. Council Vice-President 3; Class President 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Rodeo 2; Baseball 4; Basketball 4; Football 4; Track 4; State Student Council Vice-President 3. PEGGY JOY GREEN Talk about ginger, she’s a whole spice box. Paper Staff Editor 3; Paper Circulation Mgr. 2; Annual Editor 4; Student Teaching 1,2,3,4; Twirling 1,2; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Operetta 2; Triple Trio 3; Girls State Alternate 3; Pep Club Treasurer 4; GAA 2,3; FTA 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Music Librarian 2,3; Dramatics 3; Journalism 1,2,3; Office Work 3,4; Trumpet Trio 3. DAVID L. KEMP Always put off until tomorrow what you don't want to do today. Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4; L Club 2,3,4; Office Work 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3; First Aid Class 2; Dramatics 3. HOLLY RAE KREIGER This little spark burns brightly. Paper Staff Editor 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Class Secretary 4; Student Teaching 2; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Music Librarian 4; Librarian 1; Rodeo 2; Operetta-Sidney 2; Triple Trio 3; Girls State Rep. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; FTA Treasurer 3; FHA St. Council Rep. 4; Drama Club President 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Journalism 4; Office Work 2; Carnival Queen 4; L Club Sweetheart Candidate 3. KENNETH ALLEN LIMING If football were music, Duke would be a whole brass band. Annual Staff 4; Student Council 3; Student Teaching 4; Rodeo 2; L Club 1,2,3,4; L Club Sergeant at Arms 4; Dramatics 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Athletics Manager 4. LETHA JEAN McGOVERN Her sparkle and charm are simply Letha-1, to everyone. Journalism 3,4; Paper Business Mgr. 4; St. Council 3,4; St. Council Treas. 4; Class Treas. 2; St. Teaching 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Librarian 1; Rodeo 2; Operetta 2; Girls Trio 3; Triple Trio 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Pres. 4; GAA Pres. 3; Drama Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Sec. 2; Triple Mixed Quartet 2. 12 MARIAN ELDA MILLER Her interest in everything made her what she is. Annual Staff 4; St. Council 1,2,3,4; St. Council Sec. 3,4; Cheerleading 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Librarian 1; Rodeo 2; Operetta-Becky 2; Girls' State Rep. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Pres. 3; GAA 2,3; GAA Pres. 2; FT A 3; FTA Vice-Pres. 3; FHA 4; FHA Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Vice-Pres. 4; Music Librarian 3; Carnival Queen Candidate 1; L Club Sweetheart 2; Homecoming Queen 3; Woodwind Trio 3; Honor Roll 1,2. JOSEPHINE F. MURDOCK Time will tell the tale. . Annual Staff 4; St. Teaching 4; Twirling 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1,2; Glee Club 1; Rodeo 2; Operetta 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3; FHA 4; FHA Vice-Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Sec. Treas. 4; Office Work 1,2; Pep Band 3; Trumpet Trio 3,4; Brass Quartet 4. MICHAEL Y. NANTO An athlete that scores in more ways than one. Annual Staff 4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Rodeo 2; L Club 2,3,4; L Club Treas. 3; Office Work 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Perfect Attendance 2. VINCENT EDWARD NICHOLS Far from the maddening girls. Annual Staff 4; Assistant Annual Editor 4; St. Council Rep. 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Class St. Council Rep. 4; St. Teaching 2,3; Rodeo 2; Boys' State Alternate 3; L Club 2,3,4; L Club Sec. 3,4; L Club Treas. 4; Dramatics 3; Journalism 1; Office Work 4; Baseball 3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,3; First Aid Class 2; Honor Roll 2,3; Perfect Attendance 3. VIRGINIA LEO LA NICHOLS Her heart is like the moon because there is a man in it. Annual Staff 4; Class Secretary 1,2; St. Teaching 3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; High School Rodeo 2; Operetta 2; Triple Trio 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3; FTA 3; FTA Sec. 3; Drama Club 4; Band 2,3,4; Office Work 1,4; Carnival Queen 2; Honor Roll 1; Fencing Club 2. CLARA JOY OLD CROW An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. Student Teaching 1; Twirling 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Rodeo 2; Operetta 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; GAA Sec. 2; Bemolg 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3; Journalism 3; Perfect Attendance 1; Carnival Queen Candidate 3. J 13 SHERYL MARIE PEASE Why study when there are so many other things in life? Student Teaching 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Rodeo 2; Operetta 2; Triple Trio 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Treas. 3; FTA Librarian 3; Bemolg 2,3; Dramatics 3. LENORA CAROL PRETTY WEASEL Extremely busy, but quiet about it. Annual Staff 4; Student Teaching 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 1; Rodeo 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Sec. 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Bemolg 3; Journalism 3,4; Office Work 2,3,4; L Club Sweetheart 3. GERALD REDWOLF He bore his wisdom lightly. Mixed Chorus 1; Rodeo 2; L Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3,4. RICHARD EDWIN SHAW I never dare to be as funny as I can be. Operetta 2; Rodeo 2; L Club 3,4; L Club News Reporter 3; Journalism 4; Football 3,4; Triple Mixed Quartet 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Track 4. NANCY SUE SIMPSON A true friend, Could more be said? Annual Staff 4; Student Teaching 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Librarian 1; Rodeo 2; Operetta 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2; FTA 3; FHA 4; FHA Sec. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3. KAREN P. STARINA She studies and sleeps at her own sweet will. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; Journalism 4; Office Work 4. JOHN MYRON STEWART I'm all right; 'tis only the world is wrong. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Rodeo 2; Operetta 2; L Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Physical Education 1,2,3,4. KENNETH LANGDON TOINEETA Life's no better if we worry, life's no longer if we hurry. Annual 4; Art Editor 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Operetta 2; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 2,3,4; First Aid Class 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Football,Co-Captain4; Rodeo 2. NANCY ELLEN WALKER Now teasing, now vexing, now sorely perplexing. Paper Staff 1; Class News Reporter 1; Twirling 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Rodeo 2; Operetta-Susie 2; Girls Trio 3; Triple Trio 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club News Reporter 2; GAA 2,3; Bemolg 2; Drama Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3; Honor Roll 2; All State Chorus 3. FRANK DAVID WATT Youth comes but once so on with the dance. Student Council 3,4; Boys State Rep. 3; Class President 4; Student Teaching 4; L Club 3,4; Student Council Rep. 3; Drama Club 4; Dramatics 3; Baseball 1; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Honor Roll 1,3,4; Interscholastics 3. RICHARD ALLEN WATT Boys such as he make the world go around. Annual Staff 4; Student Teaching 4; L Club President 4; Dramatics 3; Baseball 1,3,4; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Student Council 4. CLAUDE ROY WHAM The harder I try, the gooder to be, Oh, Gosh! The worser I get. Mixed Chorus 1,3; Rodeo 1,2,4; Journalism 3; Football 1,4; Basketball 2,4; Homecoming King 1. CLAUDETTE CECIL WHAM She enjoys life, while the enjoying is good. Paper Assistant Editor 2,3; Student Council 4; Class News Reporter 4; Student Teaching 1,2; Cheerleading 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Rodeo 2; Operetta 2; Triple Trio 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club News Reporter 4; GAA 2,3; Drama Club Publicity Mgr. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Student Council Rep. 4; Dramatics 3; Journalism 1,2,3; Band Majorette 4. CLARA MAE WHITEH1P If good cheer were gold, she'd be a Rockefeller. Transfer Student 1,2,3; Student Teaching 4. JAMES ERWIN WILEY Often those who say least, know most. Annual Assistant Editor 4; Student Council News Reporter 1; Class Student Council Rep. 1; Boys State Alternate 3; Dramatics 3,4; Baseball 1; Football 1; Basketball 1,3; First Aid Class 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Class News Reporter 3. BETTY LOU ZIER From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Student Teaching 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Librarian 4; Rodeo 2; Operetta 2; GAA President 4; GAA Sec. 3; FTA 3; Office Work 3; Homecoming Queen 1. 16 BETTY MARIE REDWOLF Just a bashful little girl. Twirling 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 3; Chorus 4; Glee Club 1; Rodeo 2. MARVIN BIRD When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Journalism 1,4; Office Work 1; Football 3,4; First Aid Class 3. Underclassmen 17 Juniors Mrs. Hudson Sponsor Mr. Goyette Sponsor Miss McEntire Sponsor Although we are few in number, we participate in all school activities. Some of these are: athletics, band, twirling, chorus, FHA, GAA, L Club, Drama Club, and Pep Club. One of our most important projects was the selection of our class rings. We won second place with our Homecoming float and we were hosts for the Homecoming dance. We plan to produce a play in the spring. We shall honor the seniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. “Work Is the Scythe of Time.” Juniors Robert Barber Edwina Beaumont Loretta Bomar Karen Bond Aurelia Brown Ralph Brown Roberta Cowles Sidney Eastman Joan Egg art Eddie Hope Arthur Laughery Rodney Mason Gary Not Afraid Irene Not Afraid Lorraine Overturf Billie Pilkington Harold Pilkington Carole Powers Rose 11 a Redwolf Catherine Shaw Ken Wheeler Lou Ella Whiteman Larry Wilson Mark Wiley Doris Zier Sophomores Mr. Pilch Sponsor Miss Jenni Sponsor We did a thorough job of initiating the freshmen, concluding our activities with the traditional Kangaroo Court. At Homecoming, we won first prize for our float. Our Carnival queen candidate was Claudia Cianin. Our class was honored when Gary Gordon was selected for the all conference divisional football team. “Even Such Is Time, That Takes in Trust, Our Youth, Our Joys, Our All We Have.” President Jimmy Brown Secretary Joan Tschirgi Vice President Wayne Murdock Sophomores Rose Blaine, Ronald Bomar, Jack Chandler, Karen Chatham, Claudia Clanin. Joe Cummins, Bernice Day Child, Hazel Faught, Gary Gordon, Clifton Green. Larry Hughes, Melvin Left Hand, Ronald Little Light, Diane Medicine Crow, Allen Metcalfe. Beverly Moore, Aileene Old Crow, Lawrence Plenty Hawk, Thomas Pretty On Top, Kathy Rasmussen. Barbara Tagliarino, Evertt Whiteman, Judy Wiley, Cesyl Young, Alvin Little Light. Sara Cooper Not Pictured: George Bradley 21 Freshmen Miss Miles Sponsor Mr. Redland Sponsor As freshmen we were not only initiated by the sophomores, but we were also initiated into the way of high school life. Our studies were harder and we had to concentrate. This year we enjoyed participation in activities that were new to us such as pep club, high school athletics and social functions. Our Homecoming candidate was Alberta Cow,os. Our Carnival candidate was Mary Jean Eggart. “Be Ruled by Time, the Wisest Counselor of all.” Freshmen Alexander Bird In Ground Elizabeth Bird In Ground Woodrow Caddell Kay Clawson Robert Clawson Richard Cooley Sharon Criswell Mary Eggart James Endicott Terry Faught Vonda Faught David George Carol Greenough Elma Grey Bull Rosalie Grey Bull Bonita Hawk Larry Kreiger Stanley Laughery Anthony Left Hand Leslie McCormick 23 Not Pictured: Rosalind Goodluck Freshmen Bill Miller Phyllis Murdock Joyce Overturf Kanetta Red Star Abby Ripley Jerry Roth Rosemary Shaw Mary Simpson Hartford Stops Violet Stops Margaret Watt Jolene White Clay Joan Whiteman Marlene Whiteman Jean Wilson Garlon Williamson David Yarlott Margaret Zier Wilbert Zier Not pictured: Catherine Semple 24 Junior High Student Council FIRST ROW: Nancy Bumbaca, Betty Daniels, Bobby Ball, Shirley Westbrook. STANDING: Bobby Hope, Joyce Faught, Wallace Redstar. Our Junior High Student Council consists of seven students who are chosen from the Seventh and Eighth grades. Each room is represented by the president and two students. Our meetings are held once a month. At this time we discuss student opinions and other things concerning the student body and the school. Junior High Student Council Officers PRESIDENT, Bobby Ball; VICE PRESIDENT, Joyce Faught; SECRETARY-TREASURER, Nancy Bumbaca; STUDENT COUNCIL REP. TO HIGH SCHOOL, Wallace Redstar. Eighth Grade Officers PRESIDENT, Betty Daniels; VICE PRESIDENT, Danny Hope; SECRETARY - TREASURER Thomas Whiteman; STUDENT COUNCIL REP. Nancy Bumbaca. Seventh Grade Officers PRESIDENT, Joyce Faught; VICE PRESIDENT, Judy Hughes; SECRETARY, Kevin Redstar; TREASURER, Henry Stimpson; STUDENT COUNCIL REP. Bobby Hope, Shirley Westbrook. “Time’s but Our Playmate, Whose Toys Are Divine” Sponsored by WYOLA MERCANTILE Wyola, Montana 25 Junior High FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bobby Hope, Janet Zier, Shirley Westbrook, Dick Simpson, Bobby Ghimbik, Ken Jackson, Roirnie Zier, Lucy Driftwood, Marlene Bird, Henry Stimpson. SECOND ROW: Morton OtherBull Stephanie Driftwood, Carol DayChild, Beverly Cummins, Joyce Faught, Judy Hughes, Garnett NotAfraid Paul BadHorse, Kevin RedStar. THIRD ROW: Joyce OldBull, Mary Stiles, Isaac Dust, Raymond Pease, John Cummins, James Quibell. John Littlenest, Gladys LaForge, John BearBelow. The Junior High consists of the seventh and eighth grades. Their time is spent in preparing for future education. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Linda Kreiger, Patty Green, Sylvia Cooper, Fredrick LeftHand, Roger Ovenori, Ralph Howe, Nancy Bumbaca, Shirley Williams, Marjorie Neatherly. SECOND ROW: Gary Chandler, Ronald Bulltail, Douglas Bond, Thomas Whiteman, Dean Barnes, Danny Hope, Jimmy Shick, Wallace’Red-Star, Robert Ball. THIRD ROW: Malena Westbrook, Mary Bradley, Robert Bradley, Darrel Pilkington Danny LaForge, Garland Williamson, Vincent WhiteHip, Patsy Hults, Betty Daniels. Junior High Chorus and Band FIRST ROW. Left to Right: C. DayChild, P. Hults, L. Krieger, S. Cooper, S. Williams, M. Neatherly, S. Westbrook J. Zier. SECOND ROW: N. Bumbaca, J. Hughes, M. Stiles, P. Green, B. Daniels, B. Cummins, J Faueht M. Westbrook, M. Bradley, Mr. McNamara. THIRD ROW: R. Zier, B. Hope, R. Overturf, W. RedStar, B. Glumbik, K. RedStar, H. Stimpson, G. Chandler. FOURTH ROW: D. Bond, D. Barnes, J. Shick, R. Pease, D. Pilkington, R. Ball, D. Simpson, K. Jackson, Mr. McNamara, Director. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Noblett, S. Westbrook, J. Cummins, L. Lynde, J. Wiley, C. Pease, R Handley. SECOND ROW: P. Wilson, J. Hughes, R. Glumbik, F. Moyer, G. Gibson, G. Stevenson, C Pilkington, T. Shaw, J. Faught. STANDING: D. Overturf, Mr. Jenkins, Instructor. Sponsored by STEVFNSON'S STORE, Lodge Grass, Montana 27 Junior High Activities Basketball FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Kenneth Jackson, Roger Overturf, Bob Glumbick, Gary Chandler, Bob Ball, Dean Barnes, Sterling Wallace, Kevin Red Star, Fredrick Left Hand. BACK ROW: Douglas Bond-Manager, John Cummins, Raymond Pease, Benedict Blaine, Daniel LaForge, Darrle Pilkington, Vincent White Hip, Ronnie Bulltail, Wallace Red Star. Cheerleaders “To Everything There Is a Season, and a Time to Every Purpose Under Heaven.” LEFT to RIGHT: Patty Green, Joyce Faught, Beverly Cummings, Linda Kreiger. Not Pictured: Patsy Hults. Sponsored by LEAVITT CLEANERS, Hardin, Montana Organizations and Activities Librarians We take care of the high school library under the sponsorship of Mr. Moyer. We keep the library in order, check books in and out, and impose fines. If we work daily we get a full credit. SEATED, Left to Right: Irene Not Afraid, Billie Pilkington, Betty Zier, Mary Jean Eggart, Alberta Cowles. STANDING: Karen Pelissier, Sharon Criswell, Kaneeta Red Star, Candy Ripley, Joan Whiteman, Diane Medicine Crow. NOT PICTURED: David Rassmussen, Anita Stevens, Rosella Red Wolf, John Stewart. Office Workers In our high school there are students who work in the office helping the superintendent and the principal. Most of us work one period each day and receive one credit a year. We help in the high school doing such things as writing letters, mimeographing, running errands and many other jobs. We enjoy our work and will profit by our experiences. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Eddie Nichols, Lenora Pretty Weasel, Lou Ella Whiteman, Bernadine Pretty On Top, David Rassmussen. SECOND ROW: Joan Tschirgi, Karen Pelissier, Holly Ann Endicott, Virginia Nichols. THIRD ROW: Michael Nanto, Duke Liming, David Watt. NOT PICTURED: Peggy Green. 30 Journalism STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Jenkins, Marvin Bi’d, Eddie Shaw, Karen Pelissier, Joan Tschirgi, Barbara Tagliarino, Sharon Michael, Karen Bond. SEA'iED: Micheal Hartman, Bob Brazier, Letha McGovern, Holly Krieger, Lou Ella Whiteman, Claudia Clanin, Bernadine Pretty On Top. NOT PICTURED: Carole Powers and Anita Stevens. Our jounalism class publishes the school paper, Little Horn Overflow, every two weeks. We try to publish articles which will be of timely interest to the students. Little Horn Overflow Staff Editor.............. Assistant Editor . . . Business Manager . . Circulation Manager Sports Editor . • . . . Art Editor.......... Class Sponsor . . . . Reporters .......... Barbara Tagliarino Harold Pilkington Kathy Rasmussen Lou Ella Whiteman Annita Stevens . . Holly Krieger . Joan Tschirgi Letha McGovern . . . Bob Brazier Sharon Micheal Claudia Clanin . . Mr. Jenkins . . . Eddie Shaw Carole Powers Mike Hartman Karen Bond Marvin Bird Holly Krieger Joan Tschirgi Letha McGovern Sponsored by CAMP KA-HE SERVICE, Lodge Grass, Montana 31 Mathematics Mathematics teaches us to be exact, to think logically and not to take things for granted. In math classes we can’t guess, we must know why and how. Student Teachers FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Claudia Clanin, Rosebud Bulltail, Doris Zier, Sheryl Pease, Billie Pilkington Loretta Bomar, Peggy Green. SECOND ROW: Ann Pease, Rosemary Shaw, Maryann Simpson, Margaret Watt, Margaret Zier, Beverly Moore, Nancy Simpson. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Day Child, Clara White Hip Bernice Day Child, Hazel Faught, Elizabeth Bird in Ground, Holly Ann Endicott, Dave Watt, Josie Murdock! The chief purpose is the task of interesting us in the teaching profession. One of the main features is that we actually participate in a teaching program. We are assigned to help designated teachers. These teachers advise us and supervise us in introduction to the real business of teaching. 44Killing Time Is Not Murder, It’s Suicide. Sponsored by CROW AGENCY Sage Motel, Montana 32 History-Political and Social Science Knowledge of history and government helps build better citizens. These subjects give us a better understanding of our country and government at a time when such an understanding is of vital importance. Discussion of current events helps us realize the seriousness of national and world problems. These studies.also give us a chance for individual development and social maturity. “A Time to Keep Silent and a Time to Speak.” Sponsored by TEXAS CALGARY COMPANY, Lodge Grass, Montana 33 English English is a must in high school as we are required to earn four credits. English enriches our personal living and deepens social relationships. Reading and the study of literature are aspects of communication. The study of literature is the doorway to experience in life. A thorough appreciation of English is essential for success in the world of the future. 34 Sponsored by HOTEL GENERAL CUSTER Science The study of science plus hard work will help fit us to take our places in this age of automation. The wonders of science should be taken seriously. The aim of science courses is to excite a spirit of inquiry and train in us the habit of persistent work. With stars and space above, and time and stars below ■m Sponsored by OCCIDENT FLOUR MILLS Hardin, Montana 35 Commercial Commercial training helps us hold our own in the business world. Shorthand is valuable. Bookkeeping gradually prepares us in the basic principles of every day business practice. Typing is an aid for future college students and a must for future business men and women. “Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May, Old Time Is Still a Flying.” 36 Sponsored by STEVENS FRYBERGER CO. Industrial Arts Advisor Richard Pilch Industrial Arts give us manual skills and teach us to be capable and well coordinated. We design and make useful and artistic articles. In the spring we exhibit articles which we have made in individual projects. This gives us an incentive for competition. “There a Time for Some Things, and a Time for All Things; a Time for Great Things, and Time for Small Things. Wyoming's Largest Dept. Store in Sheridan for over 63 years 37 Home Economics and F. H. A This is the second year that we have had Home Economics in our high school. We learn about general home management, child care, grooming, and other useful subjects. We have lab sessions where we sample each other's cooking - we have fun while we learn how to be efficient housekeepers. In a test. Josephine Murdock won first place in the Betty Crocker ALL AMERICAN Homemaker of Tomorrow contest. The FHA is the national organization of students studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools throughout the United States and its territories. Our primary goal is individual betterment. We sponsored the Dazy Maze week, climaxed by the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Last fall a group went to the district convention. Seven girls are currently working on their junior degrees. Four girls will attend the state convention. 38 Sponsored by the STOCKMAN CAFE, Hardin. Montana Operetta Miss Cherryblossom The operetta Miss CHERRYBLOSSOM was given February 24. Miss Evelyn Barns, an American girl born in Japan, whose parents died of the fever, is brought up as a Japanese maiden. Her father's secretary uses her property for his own ends. When Evelyn (Cheeryblossom) is about 18, Worthington returns to Japan on his yacht with a party of American friends. One of them, John Henry Smith, falls in love with Cherry and wishes to marry her, but Kokemo.who has brought her up as his own daughter, wants her to marry Togo, a rich politician. The action takes place around Jack's efforts to outwit Togo and Kokemo. Eventually Cherry learns her true identity, comes into her own property, marries Jack, and all ends happily. Cherryblossom . . . Kokemo............ John Henry Smith . . Henry Foster Jones . Horace Worthington James Young .... Jessica Vanderpool. Togo.............. Stage Mgr......... Director.......... . Candy Ripley Bill Fitzgerald Ken Toineeta . . Bob Barber . Ken Wheeler . Larry Hughes Marian Miller . ... Ed Shaw . Joan Tschirgi . . Mr. Jenkins 39 L. G. H. S. Chorus FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Medicine Crow, Lawrence, Wiley, Ripley, Tschirgi, Brown, Clawson, Hartman, Cowles, Murdock, Beaumont,Bond, Cooper, Mr. Jenkins,DIRECTOR. SECOND ROW: Green, Greenough, Cowles, Eggart, Toinetta, Gibson, Hughes, Cummins, Fitzgerald, McCormick, Kreiger, Clanin, Nichols, Criswell, Faught. THIRD ROW: McGovern, Wiley, Murdock, Overturf, Clawson, Miller, Kreiger, Wheeler, Shaw, Wham, Eastman, Pease, Hawk, Pease, Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Whiteman, Starina, Endicott, Faught, Simpson, Whiteman, Westwood, Barber, Faught, White Hip, Chatham, Blaine, Zier, Overturf, Zier. The mixed chorus is directed by Mr. Jenkins. We have four sections: bass, tenor, alto, and soprano. Our accompanists are Letha McGovern and Joan Tschirgi. We practice half an hour every day. During the year we present an operetta and four concerts. We take part in the district music festival at Billings in May. We conclude our year's activities by assisting with the musical portion of the Commencement activities. FESTIVAL NUMBER: Rock-a my Soul Operetta: Miss Cherryblossom Sponsored by CONNOLY SADDLERY Billings, Montana Time to Applaud Marian Miller VICE PRESIDENT 40 And Band FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Fitzgerald, Miller, Brown, McGovern, Kreiger, Faught, Nichols, Westwood, Bum-baca, Bradley. SECOND ROW: Simpson, Shaw, Hartman, Kreiger, Clawson, Tschirgi, Green, Murdock, Hughes, Greenough, Ripley, McCormick, Jackson, Wham. THIRD ROW: Hults, Cooper, Whiteman, Bradley, Wilson, Hope, Green, Clawson, Lawrence, Clanin, Krieger, Ball, Eggart. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Jenkins, DIRECTOR; J. Overturf, L. Overturf. Our Chorus and Band Josie Murdock SECRETARY-TREASURER Thirty-six students from the high school and junior high compose the band. The band participates in most sports events and school functions, providing entertainment at half-times and intermissions. Together with the mixed chorus, the band takes part in the four music concerts during the year. We enter our district music festival and send members to the state music festival at Missoula. Under the leadership of our director, Mr. Jenkins, we have grown and are playing an important part in keeping up school spirit. FESTIVAL NUMBERS: Triumphal March, from Aida An American Scene Sponsored by DON'S FARM SERVICE Lodge Grass, Montana 41 Carnival Time STANDING, Left to Right: Lorraine Overturf, Mary Eggart, Claudia Clanin. SEATED: Holly Rae Kreiger. The annual carnival was held Friday, November 17th in the large Vo. Ag. Shop. The band sponsors this event to raise money. This year the money was used to finish paying for our band uniforms. The remaining sum will be put into a fund for chorus robes. The students compete in selling tickets and the class which wins has the honor of having its candidate crowned Carnival Queen. This year when the magic hour approached, excitement ran high because identity of the queen is a well guarded secret. As the coronation procession formed, it was discovered that Holly Rae Kreiger, senior, was the queen. Her attendants were Lorraine Overturf, junior; Claudia Clanin, sophomore; and Mary Jean Eggart, freshman. Carnival time is the gala affair of the year, with hurrying and scurrying to get everything done . . . then the magic night with fun for everyone. Sponsored by SUPERIOR LAUNDRY, Sheridan, Wyoming Twirlers and G. A. A. LEFT to RIGHT: Diane Medicine Crow, Violet Stops, Aline Old Crow, Kay Clawson, Jean Wilson, Anita Stevens, Sharon Micheal, Sarah Cooper. These snappy, high stepping twirlers can be seen at athletic events. They always furnish a bright spot in entertainment at our games and assemblies. The twirling squad is composed of interested girls. We each have a chance to act as majorette for one performance. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sheryl Pease, Doris Zier, Beverly Moore, Ann Pease, Betty Zier, Billie Pilkington, Carole Greenough. SECOND ROW: Loretta Bomar, Alberta Cowles, Nancy Lawrence, Mary Wiley, Sharon Criswell, Holly Kreiger, Phyllis Nfcirdock. THIRD ROW: Sarah Cooper, Cecil Young, Rose Blaine, Cathy Semple, Karen Chatham, Vonda Faught, Terry Faught, Joyce Overturf. There are twenty-two girls in the Girls' Athletic Association which is sponsored by Mr. Pilch. Each week we participate in a variety of sports. Sponsored by ROY CHAMBER'S MEN'S WEAR, Hardin, Montana Can’t You Shout Peggy - A Joan - A Laura - A Cheerleaders At a special assembly in the fall, interested girls tried out for the positions of cheerleaders. Students voted on the candidates. The four receiving the highest number of votes were announced as the A squad. The students voted on the remaining candidates and the four highest became the B squad. Carol - B Nancy - B Alberta - B Candy - B Sponsored by MASON'S GROCERY, Lodge Grass, Montana 44 A Little Louder FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tschirgi, Cowles, Wiley, Nichols, Wham, Endicott, Pretty on Top, McGovern, Pretty Weasel,Green, Starina, Murdock, Miller, Krieger, Watt, Medicine Crow. SECOND ROW: Stops, Grey-bull, Whiteman, Greybull, Young, Blaine, White Clay, Bulltail, Westwood, Clanin, Simpson, Taglanno, Faught, Zier, Bomar, Simpson. THIRD ROW: Brown, Zier, Faught, Faught, Moore, Chatham, Cooper, Clawson, Miss Jenni, sponsor; Pease, Whiteman, Micheal, Hawk, Not Afraid, Whiteman, Bird in Ground, Overturf, Criswell, Shaw, Shaw, Cowles, Wiley, Murdock, Bond. Pep Club The object of the pep club is to work with the cheerleaders in arousing school spirit. This year we have sixty members under the Sponsorship of Miss Norma Kay Jenni. In addition to organized cheering at athletic events, we have charge of pep assemblies. We also have charge of the concessions for selling candy and food, during noon at school and at home ball games. Officers Letha M. PRESIDENT Virginia N. V. PRESIDENT Lenora P. W. SECRETARY Peggy G. TREASURER Holly E. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE Sponsored by BIG HORN COAL CO., Sheridan, Wyoming, 45 Firm and Strong- FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Chandler, G. Not Afraid, L. Plenty Hawk, H. Pilkington, B. Brazier, D. Watt, D. Watt, B. Barber, K. Toineeta, G. Gordon, M. Nanto. SECOND ROW: R. Bomar, A. Left Hand, S. Eastman, E. Shaw, S. Jeffers, D. Gibson, R. Gibson, K. Wheeler, L. Hughes, M Left Hand, H. Stops. THIRD ROW: Mgr. K. Liming, D. Yarlott, A. Bird In The Ground, R. Eastman, D. George, R. Mason, S. Caddell, J. Brown, J. Roth, C. Green, J. Endicott, B. Clawson. FOURTH ROW: A. Laughrey, H. Stimpson, E. Hope, S. Lau hrey, A. Little Light, M. Hartman, W. Zier, L. McCormick, L. Kreiger, B. Miller, R. Brown. Sponsored by CURRY BROTHERS GARAGE, Lodge Grass, Montana The Lodge Grass Indian's football team has improved the last three years. In 1955 the record was 0 wins and 8 losses, in 1956 the record was 1 win and 8 losses. Then in 1957 the record was 5 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie. This improvement shows that the Indians are not to be turned back. The Indians will return to the gridiron next fall minus seven seniors and one junior, including all-conference back, Mike Nanto; all-conference center, Dick Watt; co-captain, Bob Brazier; co-captain, Kenneth Toi-neeta; and also all-conference tackle and co-captain, Harold Pilkington, a junior. The nucleus of the next year's team are the returning lettermen, including linemen Bob Barber, Sid Eastman, Scott Jeffers, Melvin Left Hand, Lawrence Plenty Hawk, Ken Wheeler, and backs, Jack Chandler, Gary Not Afraid, and all-conference back, Gary Gordon. Homecoming Scott and Ronnie Game Time Parade Time Sophomores Win Watch those lines! Our Queen Who has it? Dance Time Homecoming is an annual event and is the climax of the football season. Nancy Simpson She's a Senior What a game ! 6-6 Sponsored by HARDIN AUTO CO. Hardin, Montana 48 Initiation So-o-o sweet! Initiation is the first step in acquainting the freshmen with life in high school. For this purpose we are given one day in which we can do full justice to the incoming students. We make them learn a speech and don an appropriate costume in order that they feel as foolish as we did. After the traditional painting of the L we hold Kangaroo Court. To show that they are good sports they give a mixer for us. All in all, we have a grand time. O, Boy, the times I've seen!” Sponsored by HOLLY SUGAR CO., Hardin, Montana 49 Indians Have Exciting A SQUAD: Coach-Dick Pilch, L. Plenty Hawk, G. Gordon, K. Wheeler, S. Jeffers, S. Eastman, D. Watt, M Nanto, G. Not Afraid. NOT PICTURED: R. Littlelight, J. Redwolf. B SQUAD: Coach-Ole Redland, A. Littlelight, F. Redwolf, R. Eastman, A. Lefthand, L. Wilson, H. Pilkington, C. Green, U. Bear, R. Bomar, E. Whiteman, M. Lefthand, J. Chandler, D. Yarlott. The Indians have had the best season since they started in class B” division. They ended the season with a total of 13 wins and 8 losses out of 21 games. The Indians scored a total of 1366 points, while their opponents scored a total of 832 points. Jerry Red Wolf topped the scoring column with an average of 13.9 points per game. 50 Sponsored by STAHLEYS TRACTOR CO., Hardin, Montana Basketball Season Competition Is Life of Play Indians Appear An Up and Coming Team! Lodge Grass.........54 Lodge Grass.........58 Lodge Grass.........77 Lodge Grass.........71 Lodge Grass.........75 Lodge Grass.........87 Lodge Grass.........56 Lodge Grass.........65 Lodge Grass.........72 Lodge Grass.........42 Lodge Grass.........53 Lodge Grass.........63 Lodge Grass.........57 Lodge Grass.........65 Lodge Grass.........56 Lodge Grass.........67 Lodge Grass.........47 Lodge Grass.........71 Lodge Grass.........75 Lodge Grass.........72 Lodge Grass.........63 Hardin............ . 59 Red Lodge............83 Absarokee............54 Big Timber...........68 Forsyth..............59 Worden...............70 Columbus.............53 Hardin...............65 Columbus.............51 Big Timber...........70 Harlowton............71 Roundup..............76 Terry................55 Forsyth..............57 Harlowton............74 Absarokee............50 Red Lodge............65 Worden...............64 Roundup..............65 Fairview.............60 Circle...............60 51 “L” Club FRONT ROW, Left to Right: R. Gibson, S. Jeffers, S. Eastman, M. Left Hand, J. Chandler, D. Watt, R. Bull Tail, J. Stewart. SECOND ROW: G. Gordon, M. Nanto, D. Gibson, H. Pilkington, D. Liming, R. Pilch (Coach), R. Brazier, D. Kemp, E. Nichols, L. Wilson. BACK ROW: F. Redwolf, K. Toineeta, W. Fitzgerald, E. Shaw, D. Watt, K. Wheeler, R. Barber, G. Not Afraid, L. Plenty Hawk. The goal of every L.G.H.S. Athlete is to become a member of the L Club. To do this we have to earn at least one letter in a field of sports. The main object of this club is to make our boys more aware of sportsmanship ability, and leadership. Dick Watt, Pres. Jack Chandler, V-Pres. Ed Nichols, Sec. Scott Jeffers, Stud. Council 52 Sponsored by CORT HOTEL, Hardin, Montana Time of Events Sept. 3 School started Sept. 6 First all school assembly Sept. 11 Instrument display Sept. 12 Teacher’s reception Sept. 13 Absarokee football game, there Sept. 16 Ping-Pong Sept. 17 Seniors went to Hardin to sell ads Sept. 18 N.R.O.T.C. Sept. 24 Seniors went to Sheridan to sell ads Sept. 25 1st National Assembly Sept. 27 Worden football game, home Oct. 1 •2-3 Seniors had class pictures taken Oct. 4 Harlo football game, there Oct. 12 Sheridan B football game, there Oct. 18 Columbus football game, home Oct. 22 Several seniors took Merit Scholarship Tests. (Bill Fitzgerald placed, and took another test) Oct. 23 Roundup football game, there Oct. 24 -25 Teachers Convention Nov. 1 Red Lodge football game, home Nov. 8 Big Timber football game, home Nov. 10 Six of the Lodge Grass High School girls lost their shoes on main street in Billings. Nov. 11 -22 Mr. Daney taught for Miss Miles while she wai away on business. What a time! Nov. 15 National Education school program Nov. 22 First annual deadline Nov. 22 Band Concert Nov. 23 Band Carnival Nov. 29 First basketball game. Hardin; home Nov. 30 Red Lodge basketball game, home Dec. 2 -6 Sadie Hawkins Week (Oh, those poor boys! !!) Dec. 6 Sadie Hawkins Dance - Last chance girls! Dec. 6 Absarokee basketball game, home Dec. 7 Big Timber basketball game, home Dec. 14 Forsyth basketball game, home Dec. 18 High School Christmas Program Dec. 21 -Jan. 6 Christmas Vacation. Jan. 6 Mr. Jenkins returns to school with stiff neck. He says its from a bad cold, but the truth????? Jan. 10 Big Timber basketball game, there Jan. 11 Columbus basketball game, there Jan. 11 End of semester Jan. 13 Peggy took over the editor's job. Jan. 17 Harlo basketball game, there Jan. 18 Roundup basketball game, there Jan. 25 Forsyth basketball game, there Jan. 26 End of Band magazine sale. Total amount of sales $465.00 Jan. 27 Teachers sponsored a Fun Night Feb. 1 Harlo basketball game, home Feb. 7 Absarokee basketball game, there Feb. 8 Red Lodge basketball game, there Feb. 14 Worden basketball game, there Feb. 15 Roundup basketball game, home Feb. 21 Terry basketball game, there Feb. 22 Circle basketball game, there Feb. 24 Operetta Feb. 26 -27-28, and Mar. 1 Class B Tournament Mar. 14 Junior Class Play Mar. 24 -26 Home Economics Convention at Bozeman Mar. 7 Last annual deadline. (Now Peggy can enjoy school) April 26 Senior Class Play April 17 -18 Music Festival in Billings May 17 Junior-Senior Prom May 22 Award assembly May 28 Grade School Graduation May 29 High School Graduation 53 Curtain Time How cozy! Is the cast all here? Smitty.................................Sharon Michael Mary Jane............................. Anita Stevens Mom Haskins.........................Lorraine Overturf Virginia Greeg............................Karen Bond CALL ME DARLING was presented in the high school Pamela Payne............................Carole Powers gym on March 14. The story takes place in a small Billy Haskings............................Gary Graham town to which Billy is to return. He is a national hero Neeley.....................................Bob Barber because of his exploits during a shipwreck. His friend Pop Haskins............................Ronnie Gibson Neeley turns up and is mistakenly taken to be Billy. Mrs. Hamilton......................Lou Ella Whiteman Complications build up. Neeley is adopted by one of Lorelie Hamilton......................Roberta Cowles the town citizens, and Billy comes into his right as Mr. Chalmers..............................Ken Wheeler hero. Prop................................ Catherine Shaw Stage Mgr...........................Harold Pilkington Director.........................................Mrs. Hudson Rear view: '58 Hudson I wonder where the yellow went? 54 Sponsored by JUNIOR WESTWOOD, Lodge Grass, Montana for Class Plays Here we are! They're pretending. . .maybe! Miss Irene Burgess...................... Peggy Green Lorry Fuller...................................Virginia Nichols Nancy Leveridge...............................Claudette Wham Miss Carolyn Moran........................Sheryl Pease Miss Henrietta Rivers..................Rose Gun Shows CURTAIN GOING UP is a comedy in three acts Elise Hunter.............................Holly Endicott given by the class of 58 . The action takes place on Sylvia Moore...............................Joy Old Crow the stage during a rehearsal and after the presentation Janet Young...............................Sharon Russel Qf the play. Miss Burgess is faced with many obstacles, Joan White..............................Nancy Simpson SOME of them being a janitor with a sharp tongue, Kyle Roberts............................Holly Kreiger the disappearance of the play books, a set of crossed- Mr. Norman Carter.......................Claude Wham Up high school romances, a professional actress with Andy Fullbright............................ Bob Brazier advice, and unexpectedly, a romance for Miss Burgess Jocko Guthrie...................................Ed Shaw herself. Almost everything can and does happen and Milt Sanders..................................Dave Watt the solution sets forth a hilarious theme. Buck O'Hara.............................Duke Liming Mr. Tony Peterson.......................Bill Fitzgerald Mr. Richard Leveridge...................James Wiley Director...........................................Mrs. Ryan The riot act J Getting advice Sponsored by SAFEWAY, Hardin, Montana 55 Drama Club The drama club is a newly organized club at L.G.H.S. We are composed of approximately 14 members. At our meetings, which are held every other Thursday, we discuss plays and other phases of theaterical interest. In March we presented our one act plays, Fright and One Sweetheart for Two. We are planning on taking one or both of these plays to the play festival in Billings. The membership is limited to high school students. We hope to have a larger membership next year. President Holly Kreiger Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. WILSON, Jr. Big Horn, Wyoming 56 They Spend Their Time Serving Us Jiggs Wiley, Wayne Criswell, Bob Hanley, Dick Blakely. Four bus routes converge at the Lodge Grass Schools. Wyola bus . . . capacity, 72 . . . daily round trip, 62 miles . . . driver, Wayne Criswell. Lodge Grass bus . . . capacity, 48 . . . daily round trip, 46 miles . . . driver, Jiggs Wiley. Little Horn bus . . .capacity, 42 . . . daily round trip. 24 miles. . .driver, Bob Hanley. Owl Creek bus . . . capacity, 24 . . . daily round trip, 70 miles . . . driver, Dick Blakely. In the morning the buses arrive from 8:30 . . . 8:45. In the afternoon all buses leave promptly at 3:30. The custodians keep the buildings clean and comfortable, while the cooks prepare appetizing food for hungry students. TOP ROW: Paul Bradley, Sam Reese, Clara Knight. BOTTOM ROW: Tony Yarlott, Grace Pilkington. 57 Every year the students select the Best All Around Girl and Boy. These students are elected on the basis of citizenship, leadership, and scholarship. Each class elects its own candidates. Then the candidates as a whole are voted upon by the entire student body. The candidates this year were: Seniors -Bill Fitzgerald and Holly Kreiger, Juniors - Scott Jeffers and Roberta Cowles, Sophomores - Gary Gordon and Laura Westwood, Freshmen - Alex Bird In Ground and Mary Jean Eggart. When the votes were counted it was found that Laura and Gary had won. Congratulations! D. A. R. This year Virginia Nichols earned the honor of being chosen as our D.A.R. representative. The qualifications necessary to receive this honor are: service, leadership, dependability, and citizenship. Virginia will receive a certificate award and a privilege of competing with other girls throughout the state in a written quiz. The winner receives a $100 savings bond. 58 Boys’ and Girls’ State Delegates Catherine Shaw Sharon Micheal Scott Jeffers Ronnie Gibson Boys’ and Girls’ States are mythical states set up by the American Legion Auxiliary for high school junior boys and girls, who attend the states for one week. They experience both serious moments and amusing incidents. The purpose of Boys’ and Girls' States is to acquaint its delegates with state and national governmental procedures and to inspire and teach them to become leading citizens of tomorrow. Boys' State is held at Dillon, Montana on the campus of Western Montana College of Education. Girls' State is held at Bozeman, Montana on the campus of Montana State College. Boys’ and Girls’ State Alternates Gary Not Afraid Ken Wheeler Rosella Red Wolf Roberta Cowles 59 erf TtcKctecK 'ftyuKctxed and 'pcfaf-clfAt VHfA ScAwl announced itd (Commencement £xexccded uxddacf, evening. Jttaif tcventy - ntnt at et p£t oclocA ‘ftytjA Scdoot s4ucUtoxcum odpe t xadd, Tttontana Time to Say Goodbye ... ■ Valedictorian Bill Fitzgerald Salutatorian David Watt ADVERTISERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ed, Rastis, Dag, Jerry, Bob, Butch. SECOND ROW: Ken, Marg, Nancy, Kim, Memo, John. THIRD ROW: Dave, Holly, Josie, Baby, Cornelius, Fitz. FOURTH ROW: Spider, Jean, Betty, Goat, P.-Joy, Daddy-O. FIFTH ROW: Mike, Detta, Sheryl, Lennie, Letha, Pierre. SIXTH ROW: Killer, Asthma, Admiral, Joy, Betty, Nick. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 58 GEORGE’S FOOD MART LODGE GRASS, MONTANA Live Better Electrically BIG HORN COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC. Phone 2341 Lodge Grass Montana Car Troubles Vanish at ANDY'S SERVICE STATION Phone 9461 Lodge Grass Montana PINGS Everything to wear anywhere. Phone 3022 Lodge Grass Montana ((jMfl HURRY j to the CITY CAFE C I Good Food ] Lodge Grass, ■ T fY) r))i Montana Veva C. Clanin, Proprietor Phone 2151 Lodge Grass Montano CAMP KA-HE STANDARD Standard Service Gas and Oil J Cabins Lodge Grass Montana GEM THEATER Relaxation and Entertainment at Its Best Mrs. Marie Green — Proprietor Lodge Grass Montana FARMERS UNION CO-OP Patronize Your Local Co-Op It belongs to you Gas, Lubricants and Other Farm Supplies Lodge Grass Montana SNACK BAR CAFE A wide variety of good food Excellent Service Sea foods and steaks the way you like them Lodge Grass Montana Phone 2552 HARTS Plumbing and Heating WYOLA GARAGE © 6 Dependable Service Bottled Gas Sales and Service Expert Auto Repairing Phone 2941 Phone 2521 Lodge Grass Montana Wyola Montana Congratulations to the Class of ’58 THE SPOT CAFE LODGE GRASS Approved by the team ELECTRIC AND SUPPLY and all Congratulations who enjoy fine service to the The best hamburgers and shakes Senior Class Lodge Grass Montana LUDRICK’S Dry Goods — Notions — Clothing and Furnishings We Make a Specialty of Shoes ALL GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD FOR CASH. Phone 297 Hardin, Montana Hardin BECKER HOTEL Phone 297 Montana 67 We Extend Our Congratulations to the Senior Class of ”58” HARDIN PHOTO SERVICE At No Cost to You We Welcome Your Patronage New Panoramic Checks, Personally Imprinted in the Bank in Minutes We Offer All Banking Services Savings at 2Vi% Interest Compounded Semi-Annually Checking Accounts - Bank By Mail Service - Nite Depository Safe Deposit Boxes COME AND SEE US Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Hardin Montana Another Big Horn County State Bank Outstanding Service MARTINS WESTERN WEAR Stetson and Bailey Hats Hyer, Olsen, Stelzer, and Acme Boots Western Dress Jackets and Suits by Lasso Levi, Tem-Tex, Pendleton and H-C Shirts and Jackets Levis and Wranglers Western Jewelry Western Wear for Everyone W. A. and W. K. Martin Phone 380 Hardin T3 OW Montana VV M-7 MILES AND ULMER CO. Phone 780 Made Famous by Good Implements John Deere Equipment Frigidaire — DeLaval Marquette — RCA Hardin Montana TEXACO Macoil, Inc. Those who know Tour With Hardin Montana BULLIS MORTUARY Funeral Director Congratulations to the Lodge Grass Senior Class Telephone 58 After hours phone 558 or 740 Hardin, Montana Ambulance Service SAUNDERS LUMBER CO. and Service Used Cars Texaco Fire Chief Gasoline For Quality Building Material and Ranch Supplies Phone 77 Hardin Montana Hardin Montana FISCHBACH'S CIEANERS Sta-Nu Process STANDARD SEED CO. at In Lodge Grass Pick Up Station is Gambles Store Phone 194 Hardin Montana FEED AND SEED PURINA CHOWS STEAM ROLLING AND CUSTOM SEED AND GRAIN CLEANING Phone 5 Hardin Montana 71 HARDIN MEAT MARKET Lockers — Processi ing Don D. and Joe Zeiler, Props. Hardin Montana 0° If O' All success be yours in the future that lies ahead MARY S BEAUTY SALON The Shop of Elegance” Rooms 4 5 Vaughn Ragsdale Bldg. Phone 425-W for Appointment Hardin Montana It’s Time To Eat at the B R CAFE Hardin, Montana 0. K. BARBER SHOP Phone 373W Hardin, Montana exa£f BARKER DRUG Your Rexall Drug Phone 111 BIRD'S DAIRY Quality Dairy Products Hardir Montana Hardin Montana BROWN’S OIL AND GAS Mobiloil and Mobilgas Propane Bottled and Bulk Dependable Service Phone 131 Hardin Montana Congratulations Class of 1958 from THE MOUNTAIN STATES Tel. and Tel. Co. Hardin Montana BYLUND’S JEWELRY STORE Hardin, Montana Phone 37 Elgin Hamilton Bulova Watches Wallace International Gorham Sterling GIFTS THAT LAST CjanMed The Friendly Store LOGAN GOOKIN, Owner Authorized Dealer Hardin Montana DeHAYES DRESS SHOP Hardin, Montana Get Your Quality Clothing at the FEDERATED STORE Hardin Montana Qualify Concrete W8 Hardin, Montana V — HARDIN HARDWARE INC. Lennox Heating Air Conditioners Norge Appliance Sales Service Phone 6 Hardin Montana BIG HORN IMPLEMENT CO. You r International Harvester Dealer Phone 134 Hardin Montana SLOAN’S PAINT STORE Fuller Paints Wall Paper Paint Contracting Hardin Montana BIG HORN DRUG CO. 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