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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

THE GOLDEN EAGLE Presented by The Annual Staff of Lodge Grass High School Editor......................................Catherine Shaw Associate Editor.........................Lou Ella Whiteman Associate Editor..............................Joan Eggart Art Editor..................................Sharon Michael Photo Editor................................ Annita Stevens Business Manager.............................. Karen Bond Organization Manager.................................Billie Pilkington Cover by Alexander Bird in Ground Presentation Page by Joan Tschirgi Advisor............................. Mr. Lenhard DEDICATION We respectfully dedicate our 1959 Golden Eagle to the communities of Lodge Grass and Wyola. Here we have grown up; here we have been given encouragement. And here education and help have been gained. We deeply appreciate all that these communities have offered us in an opportunity to work toward a successful future. Though we are leaving and will each go our separate ways, a part of us will always remain. We will not forget the things that we have experienced. In appreciation we offer our all-- --The Youth That Is America. ISTRATION % ■ FACULTY SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE The primary obligation of the teaching profession is to guide youth, and adults in the pursuit of knowledge and help them to become happy, useful, self-supporting citizens. The ultimate strength of the nation lies in the social responsibilities, economic competence and moral strength of the individual American. The teaching staff of this school believes in this code and makes the utmost attempt to fulfill this idea. However, the student and parent must realize that we are here to guide not to force or drive. 4 The main job of a Clerk is to solve the numerous financial difficulties of a school, and to act as Secretary of the School Board. Pictured above is Ralph Knight who has been Clerk at Lodge Grass for nine years. The School Board meets with Mr. Molsberry, our Superintendent, to work out the problems of our school. These problems are given a great deal of thought and discussion so our school can run smoothly. Pictured at left are Uhl Bond, Ma-lena Jackson, Mr. Molsberry, Jack Owens, and Ralph Knight. Just as the Student Council solves the problems of our school, the City Council makes laws and solves the problems of the city. Pictured from L. to R. Bob Hanley, Pat Nichols, Charles Carr, Harold Green, Bob Springfield, Albert George, and Datus Chandler. 5 Mr. HARVEY E. CROUCH Subjects: World Montana History, Jr. High Band and Chorus, High School Band and Chorus. A.B. Degree from Southwestern College of Winfield, Kansas. Mr. ROBERT DEEP Subjects: Science and Math. Sponsors: 7th Grade. B.S. in Ed. and A.G. from Montana State College. Mr. BENJAMIN DONALDSON Subjects: Chemistry, Motor Theory, and General Science. Sponsors: Junior Class B.S. Degree from Purdue University. “OH FOR THE LIFE Mrs. GENEVIEVE FITZGERALD Subjects: English II and IV. Sponsors: Senior Class B.A. Degree from Eastern Montana College of Education. Mr. GENE LENHARD Subjects: Montana World History, U.S. History, and Journalism. Sponsors: Annual and Freshman Class. B.S. in Ed. from Nebraska State Teachers College. Mrs. JANICE LENHARD Subjects: English III, and Home Ec. Sponsors: Junior Class and Pep Club. B.S. Degree from Nebraska State Teachers College. 6 Mr. THOMAS McCLOSKEY Subjects; P.A.D., 7th and 8th Grade Social Studies, Assistant Coach. Sponsors: Soph. Class. B.A. and P.E. Degrees from University of Montana. Mrs. HELENE MICKLOVICH Subjects: English I, Junior High English. Sponsors: Eighth Grade. B.S. Degree from Eastern Montana College of Ed. Miss HELEN McENTIRE Subjects: Commercials Sponsors: Senior Class and Twirlers. B.S. Degree from East Central Oklahoma College. OF A TEACHER” Mr. RICHARD PILCH Subjects: Industrial Arts, Coaching. Sponsors: Sophomore Class, L Club, G.A.A. B.S. Degree from University of Wyoming. Mr. JOHN STOPPLECAMP Subjects: Algebra I and II, General Math, 7th Grade Math, Geometry. Sponsors: Freshman Class. B.A. Degree from Montana State University. Mr. PHILLIP KALUZA Subjects: English I, 7th and 8th Grade English, Jr. High P.E. Jr. High Coach. B.S. Degree from Northern Montana College of Ed. 7 STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING L. to R. Richard Brown, Jack Chandler, Judy Wiley, Scott Jeffers, Larry Hughes, Ken Wheeler, Laura Westwood. STANDING, Bob Ball, Jim Brown, Ronnie Gibson, Gary Gordon, Terry Faught, Alberta Cowles, Phyllis Murdock, Patsy Hults. The student council is made up of the class presidents, and organization presidents, and representatives from each class and organization in high school. Problems and questions pertaining to the school as a whole are brought to the attention of the group for thought, discussion, and action. The student council decides upon the time and prices for school dances, and is always in charge of the Homecoming Parade. The president is elected, traditionally, from the Senior Class. The Vice President is always from the Junior Class, while the rest of the officers are elected from the group. “We Are Here to Add What We Can to Life, Not to Get What We Can from Life.” 8 SENIOR 10 CLASS MOTTO “Don’t Itch for Success, Scratch for It’’ SPONSORS President--Ken Wheeler Vice President—Gary Not Afraid Secretary-Treas. --Scott Jeffers St. Council--Ronnie Gibson CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS FLOWER Reporter--Karen Bond CLASS HISTORY Red Rose The class of 1959 has quite an unforgettable past. As Freshmen we were initiated on September 23 as newcomers to Lodge Grass High. This was our anticipation and seemingly the biggest event of the year. Our Homecoming King and Queen Candidates were Karen Bond and Scott Jeffers. We had a nice float that took honorable mention. Our Carnival Queen Candidate was Bertha Medicine Crow. During our Sophomore year we won first place on the Homecoming float. Our King and Queen Candidates were Sidney Eastman and Lou Ella Whiteman. That year Sidney also had the honor of being chosen Mr. Leap Year. Billye Pilkington was our Carnival Queen Candidate. Gary Not Afraid was picked Best All-Around Boy at Lodge Grass. As Juniors we faced the busiest of all our school years. We took second on our Homecoming float and gave the Homecoming Dance. In March we presented the annual Junior Play, our choice was Call Me Darling. Our prom and banquet were the biggest projects of the year. They were both a lot of hard work. It took a lot of time and planning for both to be a success. Scott Jeffers and Roberta Cowles were our Best All-Around Boy and Girl Candidates. Boy and Girl State Delegates were Scott Jeffers, Ronnie Gibson, Catherine Shaw, and Sharon Micheal. Alternates were Ken Wheeler, Gary Not Afraid, Rosella Red Wolf and Roberta Cowles. This year, as Seniors, we got first place on our Homecoming float. Ken Wheeler and Annita Stevens were the king and queen candidates. Scott Jeffers got Best All-Around Boy. This year, instead of having the work, we will be honored at the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Our biggest job this year is the annual. 11 EDWINA MARIE BEAUMONT Thy gentle mind by gentle deed be known. Twirling 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Glee Club 1; G.A.A. 1. KAREN KAY BOND It's a great life if you know how to live it. G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 1; Jr. Play 3; Class Reporter 4; Operetta 1,3. AURELIA BROWN It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Twirling 4; Operetta 1. RALPH BROWN Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him. ROBERTA LAURA COWLES I live for fun and fun I have. Rodeo Queen 1; Jr. Play 3; G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Best All Around Girl Candidate 3; Operetta 3; Twirling 4. SIDNEY EASTMAN School breaks up my whole day. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Mr. Leap Year 2; Homecoming King Candidate 2; L Club 1,2,3,4. 12 JOAN MARIE EGGART Love is a dream, gosh I'm sleepy. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Jr. Play 3; Operetta 1; F.T.A. 2. RONALD B. GIBSON It is a quiet worker who succeeds. Football 3,4; Basketball 1,3; Boys' State 3; Class President 3; Student Council 3,4; Class Reporter 2; High School Rodeo 2; L Club 3,4; Jr. Play 3. GARY JOE GRAHAM A boy is, of all wild beasts, the most difficult to manage. Student Council 3; Football 1; Class Play 3; Operetta 3; Rodeo 2. EDWIN ELLIS HOPE I never think of the future; it comes soon enough. Class Treasurer 1; Athletics 1,3,4. W. SCOTT JEFFERS His smile and good cheer arc familiar.' Football 1,4; Boys' State 3; Basketball 1,4; Rodeo 1,4; Vice President and President of Student Council 3,4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Class President 1; Homecoming King Candidate 1; Best All Around Boy 4. ARTHUR LEE LAUGHERY Quiet and shy a wonderful guy. Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 3. 13 RODNEY EARL MASON Honest, I ain't lazy, I'm just dreaming. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2} Drama 2; Class Treasurer 2. SHARON FERN MICHAEL I hope ability is not measured by height. Transfer from Huntley Project 3. Twirling 3,4j Drama Club 3; Jr. Play 3} Pep Club 3,4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Sports Editor of Paper 3. GARY PAUL NOT AFRAID An athlete that scored in more ways than one. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; High School Rodeo 1,2,3,4; Best All Around Boy 2; Boys' State Alternate 3; Class Vice President 4. IRENE NOT AFRAID A quiet charm; a pleasant way. Operetta 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. PEARL ANN PEASE Always gay and full of fun. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; High School Rodeo 1,2; Class Reporter 3; G.A.A. 2,3; Secretary of G.A.A. 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Operetta 1,3. BILLYE MAE PILKINGTON But I'm impatient--I want to laugh now. Pep Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Carnival Queen Candidate 2; Operetta 1. 14 HAROLD EDWARD PILKINCTON The less I learn the less I have to remember. Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; L Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play 3. CAROLE JEAN POWERS Whenever she's needed, she'll be there, ever ready to do her share. Transferred from Sidney 3; Pep Club 3,4; Jr. Play 3. FRANK RED WOLF Never judge a man till you have walked in his moccasins. Track 3,4; Basketball 3,4. ROSELLA JANE REDWOLF In her quietness there is charm. Operetta 1; Girls' State Alternate 3; C.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Twirling 4. CATHERINE BARBARA COLETTE SHAW The word impossible, is not in my dictionary. Operetta 1; F.T.A. President 2; Girls' State Delegate 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; C.A.A. 2. ANNITA RAY STEVENS Corridors are made to walk in; for little girls to talk in. Transfer from Hardin 3; Pep Club 3,4; Twirling 3; Jr. Play 3; Homecoming ( ueen Candidate 4. 15 KENDALL WILLIAM WHEELER A man is rich according to what he gives. Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; L Club 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Boys' State Alternate 3; Class President 4; Operetta 3; St. Council 4. LOU ELLA WHITEMAN Laughing eyes and pretty hair, pronounce her a girl beyond compare. G.A.A. 1; Class Reporter 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Reporter 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Jr. Play 3; Operetta 1,3. MARK EDMOND WILEY Some say he's bashful, others doubt it. Basketball 1; Track 1; Class Secretary 3. LARRY CARNEY WILSON A quiet man but quite a man. Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1; Baseball 2; L Club 2,3,4. 16 JUNIOR Janet Artist Urban Bear Rose Blaine Ronald Bomer George Bradley James Brown Jack Chandler Karen Chatham Claudia Clanin Joe Cummins Bernice Day Child Ronnie Eastman Hazel Faught Gary Gordon Charles Green 18 Larry Hughes Melvin Left Hand Alvin Little Light Maria Mapes Diane Medicine Crow Alan Metcalfe Beverly Moore Wayne Murdock Aline Old Crow Lawrence Plenty Hawk Kathy Rassmussen 19 Cesyle Young JUNIOR ACTIVITIES “I Slept and Dreamed That Life Was Beauty. I Woke — and Found That Life Was Duty . . Sponsored by—A. G. WESTWOOD, Jr.—Lodge Grass 20 Alex Bird in Ground Richard Brown Steve Caddell Richard Cooley Robert Clawson Kay Clawson Alberta Cowles Sharon Criswell Mary Jean Eggart James Endicott Terry Faught David George Larry Kreiger Stanley Laughery Vonda Faught Deanna Lindquist Anthony Left Hand 22 Nancy Lawrence Peggy Mapes Billy Miller Phyllis Murdock Joyce Overturf Kaneeta Red Star Jerry Roth Catherine Semple Mary Ann Simpson Joan Whiteman Mary Wiley David Yarlott Margaret Zier Rosemary Shaw Dewey Schenderline llene Stimpson “Our Days Begin with Trouble Here, Our Life Is but a Span .. Robert Bradley Wanda Cowles Betty Daniels Jack Davis Ruth Ettleman Patty Green Danny Hope Patsy Hults Linda Kreiger 26 President Bob Ball Vice President Dean Barnes Daniel LaForge Frederick Left Hand Carol Little Light Marge Neatherly Roger Overturf Darrell Pilkington David Plenty Hoops Judith Redman Wallace Red Star Malena Westbrooke 27 “It Is No Shame to Live and Learn 28 ci Wp t B5r$ 2Kr - JWW : Jr. HIGH AND CHOOL JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL L. TO R.: Patty Wilson, Kenny Jackson, Joyce Faught, Gary Stevenson. The Junior High Student Council is made up of the Seventh and Eighth grade Presidents and Class Representatives. They have their own meeting although they meet with the High School Student Council. The main idea of this organization is to prepare them for the duties of student council in their high school years. They also help to govern the Junior High activities. OFFICERS EIGHTH GRADE President........................Kenny Jackson Vice President..................Raymond Pease Sec.-Treas................................Judy Hughes Reporter................................. Judy Hughes St. Council Rep..........................Joyce Faught SEVENTH GRADE President.....................Gary Stevenson Vice President................Bobby Hanley Sec.-Treas.................... Treresa Shaw Reporter......................... June Wiley St. Council Rep............... Patty Wilson 30 JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Clarence Whitworth, Mary Williams, Shirley Westbrook, Janet Zier, Alice Bradley, Marion Bond, Garnet Not Afraid, Lucy Drift Wood, Adele Nelson, Billie Jean Mapes, Paulette Morrison, Patty Mitchell, David Semple. SECOND ROW: Leland Iron, Marlene Bird, Judy Hughes, Connie Hogan, Beverly Cummins, Joyce Faught, Carol Day Child, Patty Wilson, Mary Ettlemen, Francis Alden, Bernadette Stewart, Stephenie Drift Wood, Angeline Sun Goes Slow, Otta Toinetta, Nancy Clawson, Marilyn Zier, Paul Daniels. THIRD ROW: Billy LaForge, Kevin Red Star, Dick Simpson, Wayne Not Afraid, John Cummins, Butch White-man, Raymond Pease, Bob Glumbik, Clifford Singer, William Medicine Crow, Dewey Bulltail, Robert Bends, Darrell Brien, and Mr. Crouch. “Without Music Life Would Be a Mistake.” 31 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL BACK ROW, L. to R.: William Medicine Crow, Kevin Red Star, Robert Howe, Clifford Singer, Wayne Not Afraid, Thomas Whiteman, Raymond Pease, Manager Bobby Glumbick. FRONT ROW: Gary Stevenson, Darrell Brien, Robert Hanley, Emmett Old Bull, Kenny Jackson, Robert Bends, Vernon Whiteman, Coach Mr. Kaluza JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Patty Wilson, Joyce Faught, Judy Hughes 32 EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW, L. to R.: S. Westbrook, R. Zier, C. Daychild, D. Simpson, J. Faught, B. Glumbik, M. Ettleman, K. Jackson, J. Hughes, H. Stimpson. SECOND ROW: T. Whiteman, B. Cummins, J. Cummins, M. Bird, R. Pease, J. Zier, B. Hope, K. Red Star, Advisor Mr. Kaluza. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW, L. to R.: M. Williams, H. Bright Wings, P. Morrison, D. Semple, A. Bradley, W. Bends, J. Wiley, G. Stevenson, L. Lyndes, P. Daniels, N. Clawson, D. George, M. Noblett, B. Hanley, B. Mapes. SECOND ROW: M. Eastman, P. Mitchell, V. Whiteman, T. Shaw, J. Standish, S. Drift Wood, W. Not Afraid, C. Hogan, E. Old Bull, B. Stewart, C. Singer, L. Drift Wood, D. Bull Tail, G. Not Afraid. THIRD ROW: F. Alden, L. Iron, A. Sun Goes Slow, B. LaForge, M. Bond, C. Whitworth, P. Wilson, D. Brien, E. Toinetta, R. Howe, A. Nelson, W. Medicine Crow, M. Zier, Mr. Delp. 33 SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW, L. to R.: M. Left Hand, M. Bonawitz, T. Jeffers, D. Overturf, N. George, M. Shaw, L. Jack-son. SECOND ROW: L. Woo Sun, C. Neal, D. La Fountain, D. Old Dwarf, C. Alden, K. Sun Goes Slow, Mrs. Blakeley. THIRD ROW: B. Bird, G. Old Dwarf, M. Chandler, R. Whitworth, C. Burton, F. Stops, C. Laughery. SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW, L. to R.: D. Clawson, S. Stimpson, A. Young, M. Munter, C. Bends, J. Mason, G. Wolf, C. Pilkington. SECOND ROW: D. Gets Down, R. Bradley, M. Left Hand, V. Dust, S. Spotted Horse, T. Lion Shows, R. Brien, A. Cummins, Mrs. Campbell. THIRD ROW: D. Bright Wings, C. Westbrook, Jr., H. Hill, J. Neatherly, K. Laughery, B. LaFountain, A. Smith, J. Clawson. 34 FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW, L. to R.: D. Howe, L. Jefferson, P. Mullenberg, M. Metcalf, E. Whiteman, M. White Hip, J. Hanley, P. Nelson. SECOND ROW: J. White Hip, D. Nomee, D. LaForge, B. Not Afraid, A. Patterson, G. Iron, G. Harris. THIRD ROW: R. Medicine Crow, G. Medicine Crow, J. Blakeley, B. Wiley, D. Not Afraid, T. Smith, R. Burris, Mrs. Stevens, Teacher. FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW, L. to R.: P. Munter, V. Medicine Crow, E. Bomar, R. Knight, A. Gun Shows, C. Dust, A. Little Nest, T. Bradley, S. Zier. SECOND ROW: A. Jefferson, J. Westbrook, C. Kallis, B. Whiteman, L. Bulltail, D. Howe, L. Alden, D. Schenderline. THIRD ROW: R. Harris, C. Jefferson, B. Clawson, A. Bends, J. Neal, B. Dust, R. Woo Sun, G. Little Light, C. Gros Ventre, Mrs. Ettleman, Teacher. 35 THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE SEATED, L. to R.: C. Knutson, D. Jeffers, R. Moore, A. Pattyn, R. Falls Down, C. Bennett, L. Miller, A. Hill, C. Red Star, D. Pattyn. SECOND ROW: R. Left Hand, E. Built ail, A. Bird, W. Plainfeather, P. Miller, C. Stewart, A. Graham, R. Bear Claw, N. Woo Sunn. THIRD ROW: F. Simpson, D. Knutson, D. Perkins, D. Morrison, R. Kaiser, I. Small, D. Morrison, S. Harris, B. Miller. Teacher Mrs. Whitworth. THIRD GRADE SEATED, L. to R.: C. Buckingham, N. Stevenson, E. Whiteman, D. Stevens, S. Young, G. Not Afraid, J. Mitchell, G. Poe, V. Jefferson. SECOND ROW: R. Nomee, R. Parkinson, F. Plenty Hoops, C. LaForge, W. Bulltail, M. Stewart, G. Smith, M. Faught. THIRD ROW: R. Benson, M. Gros Ventre, B. Lion Shows, R. Hill, J. Alden, M. Iron, F. Weibert, C. Horn. Teachers Miss Suchy. 36 SECOND GRADE SEATED, L. to R.: H. Bright Wings, V. Dust, M. Chandler, M. Blaine, A. Wiley, M. LaFountain, C. Bennett, L. Stevens. SECOND ROW: R. Metcalfe, T. Whiteman, D. Mason, J. Stewart, L. Clawson, A. LaForge, R. Falls Down, H. Wallace. THIRD ROW: C. Nomee, M. Gentry, W. Pantoja, D. Mason, F. Mullenberg, J. Hill, T. Jefferson. Teacher Miss Lopez. SECOND GRADE SEATED, L. to R.: J. Calvetti, V. Howe, M. Reiter, L. Smith, B. Blakely, C. Pattyn, L. Big Lake. SECOND ROW: K. Clark, L. Behlow, V. Singer, D. Westbrooke, J. Patterson, C. Wilson, G. Old Dwarf. THIRD ROW: R. Parkenson, W. Springfield, R. Harris, L. Bright Wings, L. Bends, B. Small, G. Scott, Teacher Mrs. Buckingham. 37 FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW, L. to R.: K. Behlow, L. Havener, A. Iron, S. Old Bull, E. Whiteman, C. Nelson, S. Neal. SECOND ROW: S. Stevens, R. Hartung, B. Walks, M. Little Nest, F. Springfield, P. Brien, L. Kaiser, K. Jefferson. THIRD ROW: B. Jefferson, J. Wilson, K. Old Bull, A. LaForge, R. Clawson, K. Clark, E. Hill, T. Carpenter, T. Mullenberg. Teacher Mrs. Michael. FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW, L. to R.: C. Munter, B. Cummins, R. Parkinson, I. Benton, A. Pantoja, C. White Hip, G. Liming, L. Nomee, B. Backbone. SECOND ROW: J. Alden, C. Mullenberg, C. Built ail, M. Stewart, A. Mitchell, B. Brien, J. Dust, J. Shaw. THIRD ROW: V. Three Irons, B. Howe, W. Miller, S. Crazy Mule, C. Dust, E. Rides Horse, W. Miller, A. Red Star, D. Pattyn. 38 GRADE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 40 SEATED, L. to R.: Catherine Shaw, Karen Bond, Joan Eggart, LouElla Whiteman, Sharon Michael. STANDING: Mr. Lenhard, Carole Powers, Soni McKinney, Gary Graham, Roberta Cowles, Annita Stevens, Harold Pilkington, Billie Pilkington, Edwina Beaumont. NOT PICTURED: Diana Medicine Crow, Ann Pease, Joyce Overturf. The Annual Staff has worked hard to publish a yearbook that will be a lasting memorial throughout our life. We have tried to add things to this book and make it even better than the ones published in previous years. We hope you enjoy it. We would like to offer special thanks first to our advisor, Mr. R. G. Lenhard for his faithful and understanding help; to Alex Bird In Ground for the cover design, and Joan Tschirgi for the design on the Presentation Page. Editor................................................Catherine Shaw Assistant Editor..........................................Joan Eggart Assistant Editor...................................Lou Ella Whiteman Business Manager..........................................Karen Bond ‘Climb High, Climb Far, Sponsored by HARDIN AUTO, Hardin, Montana 42 ANNUAL STAFF JOURNALISM STAFF SEATED, L. to R.: Alex Bird in Ground, Carole Powers, Terry Faught. STANDING: Claudia Clanin, Gary Graham, Harold Pilkington, Sharon Criswell, Joan Whiteman, Joan Tschirgi, Vonda Faught, Karen Chatham. Advisor: Mr. Lenhard. Editor................ Co-Editor............ Co-Editor............ Business Manager . . Circulation Manager Art Editor............ Art Assistant........ Art Assistant........ Sports Editor........ Sports Assistant . . . Sports Assistant. . . . Typists.............. Reporters............ . . . Claudia Clanin ... .Joan Tschirgi , . . . . Terry Faught . . Gary Joe Graham , . . . Beverly Moore . . . . Vonda Faught . . . Joan Whiteman Alex Bird In Ground . . . Sharon Criswell . Harold Pilkington ......Bob Clawson . . . . Carole Powers Karen Chatham .... Larry Hughes Jimmy Brown Your Goal the Sky, Your Aim the Star.” 43 LIBRARIANS SEATED, L. to R.: S. Williams, M. Zier, E. Toineeta, M. Noblett, J. Wiley, I. Not Afraid, W. Cowles, R. Shaw. STANDING: B. Glumbik, D. Bond, S. Caddell, M. Zier, A. Old Crow. OFFICE WORKERS FIRST ROW, L. to R.: P. Hults, C. Powers, M. Wiley, R. Cowles, J. Whiteman, J. Artist, G. Williamson. BACK ROW: J. Redman, K. Clawson, S. Michael, N. Lawrence, P. Murdock, K. Rasmussen. Co-Sponsored by CAPITOL DRUG and CLASS CAFE, Sheridan, Wyoming 44 STUDENT TEACHING FRONT ROW, L. to R.: M. Westbrook, P. Green, L. Krieger, R. Ettleman, M. Bradley, B. Pilkington, R. Gray Bull, J. White Clay, C. Shaw. SECOND ROW: V. Stops, D. Medicine Crow, J. Cummins, H. Pilkington, G. Gordon, G. Not Afraid, S. Eastman, R. Blaine, A. Takes Gun, A. Old Crow. TYPING II The Commercial Department at Lodge Grass consists of Typing I and II, Bookkeeping, and Shorthand. Pic tured above is a Typing I class taught by Miss McEntire. Co-Sponsored by CAMP KA HE, Lodge Grass, Montana, CITY CLEANING and DYING, Sheridan, Wyoming 45 “All too Many of Us 46 Expect Overtime for Duty” Sponsored by SAGE MOTEL, CROW AGENCY, Montana P. A. D Our purpose is to learn about the Problems of American Democracy. We discuss the problems and give our opinions on what should be done about them. MONTANA HISTORY Montana History is found in nearly every high school in the state. The object of such a class is to inform the students about their own state. Our object is to cover our state from origination to the present day. Not only its history but also its topography and its economic foundation. Sponsored by MCDONALD'S CLOTHING, Sheridan, Wyoming 48 HOME ECONOMICS This is the third year that Home Economics has been offered at Lodge Grass. This year there are two divisions, Home Ec. I and II. There is a variety of projects in our classes which add to the interest. This year we have given dinners for our parents and are taking up sewing. F. H. A. The accomplishments of the Future Homemakers of America this year are 1. To learn how to get along with others and to meet people. 2. To learn new and interesting things about the ways of life. Six of the girls attended the District Four Convention at Miles City. The State Convention will be held dur ing the school year. Sponsored by SNACK BAR CAFE, Lodge Grass, Montana 49 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Our work takes skill to do a good job with both hand and machine. We turn out many good projects in a years time. Our purpose is to learn the different types of woods and how to make things from them . . . MOTOR THEORY Our class is new this year. We are learning much about the functioning of a car. There are projects to work on in class, or on our own time. Our theme is The more we tear and rebuild the more we learn. Sponsored by MILES and ULMER, Hardin, Montana 50 SEATED, L. to R.: Wanda Cowles, Rose Blaine, Terry Faught, Karen Chatham, Margaret Zier, Mary Jane Eggart, Vonda Faught, Hazel Faught, Claudia Clanin, Judy Wiley, Catherine Semple, Mary Ann Simpson, Bernice Day Child, Diane Medicine Crow. BACK ROW: Aline Old Crow, Richard Pilch--Advisor, Agnes Joy Takes Gun. President....................Beverly Moore Vice President...............Claudia Clanin Secretary....................Judy Wiley Treasurer....................Karen Chatham Student Council Rep.......... Terry Faught “Women are the Baggage of Life, They are Troublesome, and Hinder Us in the Great March, and Yet We Cannot Be Without ’em.” Sponsored by ROY CHAMBER'S MEN'S WEAR, Hardin, Montana 51 BAND FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Mary Bradley, Judy Hughes, Patsy Hults, Linda Krieger, Patty Wilson, Danny Hope, Rosemary Shaw, Jim Brown, Larry Hughes, Joan, Tschirgi, Sharon Criswell, Patty Green, Kay Clawson, Director Mr. Crouch. SECOND ROW: Loretta Lynde, Shirley Westbrook, Mary Noblett, Mary Ettleman, Thresa Shaw, Garlon Williamson, Bobby Clawson, Bobby Bradley, Laura Westwood, Joyce Faught, Kenny Jackson, Bobby Hanley. THIRD ROW: Joyce Overturi, Billye Pilkington, Bobby Ball, Bobby Glumbic, Claudia Clanin. President Joan Tschirgi Vice President Laura Westwood Music Is the Universal Secretary Larry Hughes 52 CHORUS FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Marjorie Neatherly, Kay Clawson, Patsy Hults, Betty Daniels, Wanda Cowles, Bob Ball, Rodney Mason, Dean Barnes, Larry Hughes, Bob Clawson, Rosemary Shaw, Claudia Clanin, Roberta Cowles, Nancy Lawrence, Judy Redman. SECOND ROW: Linda Krieger, Mary Wiley, Alberta Cowles, Lou Ella White-man, Joan Whiteman, Ken Wheeler, Gary Gordon, Jack Chandler, Joe Cummins, Bobby Hope, Laura West-wood, Soni McKinney, Mary Bradley, Judy Wiley, Joan Tschirgi, and Mr. Crouch—Director. Treasurer Jimmy Brown Student Council Accompanist Claudia Clanin Sharon Michael Sponsored by DON'S FARM SERVICE, Lodge Grass, Montana 53 From Bottom Up: B. Pilkington, T. Faught, K. Chatham, R. Blaine, M. Mapes, J. White Clay, V. Stops, P. Mapes, L. Krieger, J. Redman, P. Hults, B. Daniels, M. Eggart, V. Faught, M. Simpson, M. Westbrook, H. Faught, M. Bradley, S. Williams, A. Takes Gun, J. Artist, J. Whiteman, M. Ettleman, I. Stimpson, A. Stevens, K. Red Star, P. Green, I. Not Afraid, A. Brown, C. Semple, S. McKinney, S. Criswell, K. Rasmussen, C. Shaw, M. Neatherly, W. Cowles, M. Zier, R. Shaw, C. Little Light, A. Old Crow, S. Michael, N. Lawrence, A. Cowles, K. Clawson, R. Cowles, M. Wiley, L. Whiteman, C. Clanin, Mrs. Lenhard, L. Westwood, J. Tschirgi, J. Wiley. President Treasurer Vice President St. Council Rep Phyllis Secretary Reporter 54 ALBERTA NANCY LAURA “A” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Sponsored by GEM THEATER, Lodge Grass, Montana “B” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Phyllis Murdock Patsy Hults Mary Wiley “Life Is Not Life at All Without Delight.” “TWIRLERS” L. TO R.: Roberta Cowles, Aline Old Crow, Agnes Joy Takes Gun, Sharon Michael. FOREGROUND: Bonita Lee Owen, Mascot. Sponsored by MASON'S GROCERY, Lodge Grass, Montana 56 c L U B Top of L : H. Pilkington, D. Cooley, R. Bomar, J. Roth, R. Mason, S. Jeffers, R. Gibson, L. Hughes, R. Little Light, R. Eastman, B. Miller, D. LaForge, E. Whiteman, L. Wilson, J. Endicott, S. Caddell, L. Plenty Hawk, M. Left Hand, J. Chandler, D. Schenderline, K. Wheeler, G. Gordon, G. Not Afraid, D. George, S. Eastman. President........... Vice President . . . . Secretary -T reasurer St. Council Rep. . . Reporter.............. Gary Not Afraid Lawrence Plenty Hawk Scott Jeffers Jack Chandler Larry Hughes Sponsored by HOLLY SUGAR CORP., Hardin, Montana 57 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Lawrence Plenty Hawk, Melvin Left Hand, Daniel LaForge, Gary Not Afraid, Gary Gordon, Jack Chandler, Steve Caddell, Jerry Roth, Rodney Mason, Ronald Bomar, Eddie Hope. SECOND ROW: Anthony Left Hand, David George, Ronnie Eastman, Sidney Eastman, Dewey Schenderline, Jimmy Endicott, Larry Hughes, Ronnie Gibson, Scott Jeffers, Ken Wheeler, Billy Miller. THIRD ROW: Dean Barnes, Bobby Ball, Gary Chandler, Stanley Laughery, David Plenty Hoops, Darrel Pilkington, Jimmy Brown, Dick Cooley, Manager; Mr. Pilch, Coach. . . . And Life Itself Is but a Football Game.” Sponsored by CURRY BROS. GARAGE, Lodge Grass, Montana 58 Lawrence Ronnie Melvin Scott Ronald David Rodney “A”SQUAD L. TO R.: Gary Not Afraid, Everett V hiteman, Alvin Little Light, Melvin Left Hand, Sidney Eastman, Scott Jeffers, Ronnie Eastman, Ronnie Little Light, Gary Gordon, Ken Wheeler, Lawrence Plenty Hawk, NorbertHill. Sponsored by JOHNSTON BROS. LUMBER CO., Lodge Grass, Montana 60 “B” SQUAD L. TO R.: Ronald Bomar, Anthony Left Hand, Jim Endicott, Vincent White Hip, David Plenty Hoops, Darrell Pilkington, Frederick Left Hand, Benedict Blaine, Dewey Schenderline, Daniel LaForge, Jack Chandler, Manager. Sponsored by WYOLA MERCANTILE, Wyola Montana 61 63 Kaluza Donaldson Lenhard McCloskey Knight 64 D. A. R. For service, leadership, dependability, and citizenship, Carole Powers earned the honor of representing Lodge Grass High School as D.A.R. representative. Carole will receive a certificate award and a privilege of competing with other girls throughout the state in a written quiz. The winner will receive a $100 savings bond. Carole Powers BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE DELEGATES Laura Westwood Claudia Clanin James Brown Larry Hughes BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE ALTERNATES 65 Judy Wiley Hazel Faught Wayne Murdock Charles Green CLASS . . .There Is a Proper Dignity and in the Performance of 66 Most Dependable Karen and Ronnie Most Likely to Succeed Cathy and Ronnie PERSONALITIES Most Athletic Gary and Billye Wittiest Lou Ella and Dean Proportion to Be Observed Every Act of Life” 67 Best Dressed Deanna and Gary Cutest Carole and Scott “Faith in God Brings Happiness Throughout Life” Chi vers Memorial Rev. Hershell Daney Lighthouse Chapel Rev. Phillip Bennett Our Lady of Loretto Fr. Joseph Brown S.J. Rev. David Briggs American Deliverance Church Rev. Ben Jefferson Little Brown Church Rev. H. S. Benson Pentacostal Church of God Bro. George Rueiss “Without Community Organizations, Our Lives Would Be Incomplete” Lodge Grass Organizations American Legion Commander--Larry McComas P.T.A. President--Rev. Phillip Bennet Travel Club President--Mrs. Herschell Daney Little Horn Home Demonstration President--Mrs. Ellis Murdock Heart Sisters Bridge Club President--Mrs. A. G. Westwood American Legion Auxiliary President--Mrs. Larry McComas Lions Club President--Mr. James Faught Civic Club President--Mrs. Dick Blakely So and Sew Club President--Mrs. Harry Wilson Grandmother's Club President--Mrs. Louis Bchlow Mountain View Club President--Mrs. Jack Stevens Altar Society President--Mrs. George Cooley C.Y.O. (Catholic) President--Catherine Shaw B.Y.F. (Little Brown Church) President--Karen Bond B.Y.F. (Indian Mission) President--Daniel LaForge Wyola Organizations Wyola Men’s Club President--Jack Bzoski Ladies Aid President--Mrs. Ralph Metcalfe Boy Scouts of America Scoutmaster--William Shaw, Jr. Little Horn Beef Rustlers President--Shirley Williams Canyon Beef Kids President--Judy Hughes Wyola Women’s Club President--Mrs. Henry White P.T.A. President--Mrs. William Graham Ladies Aid President--Mrs. Carl Greenwald Beehive 4-H Club President--Joan Greenwald Live Wires President--Jimmy McGovern LIFE IN SNAPS Hubs, huba! Pretty, pretty’ Down, Harold, down! Oh Wow, you do know how! Smile pretty! ! Genius at rest! What's up Ron??? Such form! What is it? ELVIS???? HIM 70 Babies must playl Poor Bobby! ! Something of interest?? HELP!!! Scramblitis?? SNAPS LIFE IN dy goofed! ! No fair peeking Mustn't give you too much! ! ! Rear view! Dreamy eyed ileeeeepy Gary?????? '■•H 71 CARNIVAL Queen--Carole Powers, Senior. Attendants L. to R.: Mary Wiley, Sophomore, Sylvia Cooper, Freshman, and Beverly Moore, Junior. The Lodge Grass High School Carnival sponsored by the music department was held on March 7, 1959. The queen candidates were nominated from the music department from their respective classes. The class that solicited the largest amount of money for their candidate won the crown. This year the Seniors won this honor. The largest money making projects were bingo, fortune telling, roulette, fish pond, and the sponge throw. Not only the music students but the whole school joined in and helped make this a gala occasion. Around $400 was cleared due to the participation of tire community. 72 CLASS WILL EDWIN A BEAUMONT wills her black hair to Marlene Bird. KAREN BOND wills all but one of her boyfriends to anyone who wants them. AURELIA BROWN wills her ability to make a speech in class to Alice Redwolf and Carol Ann Little Light. RALPH BROWN wills his ability to get the back seat in the bus to Wilbert Zier. ROBERTA COWLES wills her ability to get out of a mess to Deanna Lindquist. SIDNEY EASTMAN wills his ability to get a wife to Mr. Kaluza. JOAN EGGART wills her ability to give the clerk a bad time to Hazel Faught. RONNIE GIBSON wills his towering height to Wayne Murdock and Chuck Green. GARY GRAHAM wills his ability to kill two ducks with one shot to Mr. Pilch, Mr. McCloskey, and Mr. Lenhard. EDDIE HOPE wills his charming personality to Stanley Laughery. SCOTT JEFFERS wills his ability to stay away from girls for at least three days at a time to Larry Hughes. ARTHUR LAUGHERY wills his ability to leave the girls alone to George Bradley. (He'll need it.) RODNEY MASON wills his part as Alvin to Larry Kreiger. SHARON MICHAEL wills her ability to get along with teachers to anyone needing it. IRENE NOT AFRAID and ROSELLA REDWOLF will their studious ways to Diane Medicine Crow, Violet Stops, and Jolene White Clay. GARY NOT AFRAID and FRANK REDWOLF will their quiet bashfulness to Gary Gordon and Gary Chandler. ANN PEASE wills her laughing vocal cords to Karen Chatham and Bev Moore. BILLYE PILKINGTON wills all the beer cans in the Hardin gravel pit back to the Hardin kids. HAROLD PILKINGTON wills his strength to Steve Caddell. CAROLE POWERS wills her cousin Dave from Sheridan to Joan Tschirgi. CATHERINE SHAW wills her eyes and smile to Mr. Donaldson. ANNITA STEVENS wills her curly hair to Shirley Williams. KEN WHEELER wills his ability to keep training to James Endicott. LARRY WILSON wills his height to Larry Kreiger and Richard Brown. MARK WILEY wills his ability to get home early on Saturday night to James E. LOU ELLA WHITEMAN wills her ability to keep from blushing to Larry Hughes. THE CLASS OF ’59 MEETS IN ’69 We are now meeting at the mountain ranch of Eddie Hope here at Lodge Grass. Entertainment is to be provided by the well-known opera star, LouElla Whiteman. She is famous as the first opera singer to introduce rock and roll to Carnegie Hall. Karen and Roberta told me they had just flown in on Roberta's Honolulu-Lodge Grass flight. They look all prepared to give us a demonstration of the hula. I wonder if Karen’s husband has seen this! Oh, and here is Ann’s plane just coming in. She and her husband are living in Arizona where Ann has been illustrating for several horse magazines. 1 see Sharon has arrived from her husband's rancho” in South America where she is writing her second novel. She has taken up the relaxing pastime of bullfighting--she always liked to live dangerously. Here comes Ken now, just in from Walter Reed Hospital in Denver. He has just been approved by the board of directors as their head specialist on foot bunions. Cathy is our other medical student, made good. She tells me she hopes to be appointed head nurse at Mayo’s soon. Who is that on the big black horse? It must be Gary Joe, now T.V.'s Wyatt Earp. I do hope he will give us a demonstration of the draw that downed Hugh O’Brien on Dodge City's main street last year. Harold should be here soon. He took over Gary's ranch, and is raising long-haired goats for sheepskin coats. Arthur got a few days off from his job as foreman at a dude ranch where he has made quite a hit with all the gals. Here are Rosella and Edwina. They tell me that they both love California's climate. Rosella is a secretary at the 20th Century Fox Studio, and Edwina is ticket agent at Disneyland. California seems to be very popular with L.G.H.S. alumnae, for Scott and Ron both teach there. They like the year-around roping season. 1 think 1 see a '69 Chevy station wagon parking now. It’s likely Carole and Gary. They are now living on Owl Creek, and Gary was recently appointed as head of the R.C.A. Irene is another California fan. She is a receptionist at the Navy Hospital in Oakland. Aurelia has a very interesting job at the Shell Oil Company near there, but says she doesn't like the smell. Ralph has just arrived from Alaska. He is now retired, having made all his money by trapping. Mark is our other Alaskan. He went to college, but in his time with Uncle Sam, and now lives in Juneau. That army jeep just driving in must be Colonel Larry Wilson. He is making a career of the army. Oh, guess who is now the L.G.H.S. coach? Sidney sent word that he would be right up after football practice, so he must be quite busy. Annita has just arrived also. Most of you local readers know her husband, the head of the X-Z Association. Joan, who has been her guest, has one of the most unusual jobs of all. She is a photographer for Life, and is just back from filming the kite-flying contests in Japan. Frank is here from Texas, where he contested at many rodeos. He said he was glad to be back at his job at the Little Horn Cattle Company. Here's Rodney now, in his pink Jaguar. He’s the famous gambler that made a fast grand at Monte Carlo with an unknown system and retired, if you remember. I guess that takes care of all our guests. No, I didn't miss Billye. That’s me, the owner of the Powder Puff Beauty Shop right here in Lodge Grass!! 74 BUS DRIVERS Wayne Criswell Robert Manley Robert Wiley THE BUS DRIVERS PILOT US TO SCHOOL COOKS Richard Blakely Clara Knight Grace Pilkington THEY ARE GOOD COOKS JANITORS THE JANITORS WORK IS NEVER DONE VALEDICTORIAN Ronald B. Gibson SALUTATORIAN SALUTATORIAN Rosella J. Redwolf W. Scott Jeffers And This Our Life Exempt from Public Haunt, Finds Tongues in Trees, Books in the Running Brooks, Sermons in Stones and Good in Everything. 76 C. 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