Manhattan High School - Tiger Yearbook (Manhattan, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1951 volume:

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W.-,.,.,,, k X . , WW, ,Wrm M, -W. K . ,A..,, ,.,,4. ., W .M ,,,.,,, 7 .,.,.,..,M.,, ...., A vw 1 1 1 1 R 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 J 1 1 - 1 1 1 N I 1 1 j 1 11 -47 The Tiger 1951 published by the Seniors This page sponsored by: DAVIS SERVICE STATION MONARCH LUMBER CO. and MACHINE SHOP Phone I5 Dedication Through this dedication we wish to express our appreciation to Mrs. Oliver Campbell, who has for many years provided the music for all school mixers and activities. We thank you and hope that in the years to come this book will serve as a remembrance of us. This page sponsored by: THE GALLATIN FURNITURE COMPANY For Finner Furniture Table of Contents Tiger Page 1 Dedication Z Contents 3 Annual Staff 4 M. H. S. Photo Class Page 5 Honor Pages 6-7 Pee-Wee Seniors 8 Faculty 9 Seniors 10-13 Senior Class Will, History and Prophecy 14-16 Juniors 17-18 Sophomores 19-20 Freshmen Z1-Z3 Snaps 2.4 . Organizations Z5-Z8 Activities Z9-30 Sports 31 -35 Snaps 36-38 Junior High 39 Memories 40 This page is sponsored by: CR0FF'S Mn.LER's JEWELRY -l' P' Crofl Company If you clon't know iewelry Bozemon's Complete Shopping Center know your jeweler. Annual Staff CAROL LARSON PAT FRANK Edjtgr SHIRLEY PAUL Associate Editor Associate Editor Don Campbell, Arnold Dyke, Bill Berninger, Conrad Rounduee, Carolyn McCrea, Vee Clarke, Joyce Smith, Norma Gover, Betty Kamps, Lois Hester, Advisor-Mr. Foster. This page sponsored by: McCAY HARDWAR E Bozeman, Montana Quality Merchandise for Over 50 Years M. H. S. Photo Class on Field Trip up Beautiful Gallatin Canyon near Manhattan. We the class of '51 wish to express our appreciation to the M. H. S. Photo Class, who have helped to produce the pictures for this annual. Betty Kamps was selected to represent Manhattan High School a t Girls' State in Billings, Montana, in June, 1950. Shewas sponsored by the Manhattan Legion Auxiliary. Honor Don Campbell was selected t represent Manhattan High Schoo at Boys' State in Dillon, Montana, in June, 1950. Carol Larson was chosen as one of the representatives of Montana to attend the Second National Convention of F. H. A. held in Kansas City, Missouri in June, 1950. Carol was also State F. H. A. Secretary and President of District 142. This page is sponsored by: GALLATIN HARDWARE Bozeman, Montana Shirley Paul was chosen as on of the representatives of Montan to attend the Regional Conferenc of F. H. A. at Santa Barbara, California in June, 1949. You Buy Better Because We Buy Better Students oyce Clark won first place in e statewide M. B. C. shorthand ontest, 1950. Charlotte Rodenberg won second place in the statewide M. B. C. typing contest, 1950. LaVerne Root won the arion award in 1950. This award is presented annually for outstand- ing musical achievement. ill Chaney was chosen to rep- esent Montana at the National .H. A. convention held in Kan- as City, Missouri, in October, 950. This page sponsored by: - MONTANA POWER COMPANY Modern Conveniences for Your Home Ann McQu1l1an's essay, Peace, With Honor for America, won first place in the county in a contest sponsored by the V. F. W. She also won first place with her essay, History of Montana, in a contest sponsored by the Montana State College. Pee-Wee Seniors .swwswm -satssssssmwmm 5 , 5254 1 5:- :E 3 ws ff Q M 4 Q I Wiiitps S N 'M 4 gi M51 3 vi 0? 1 X g rf K+ H5 9 3 'A 1 W Y i Q gg W 6,32 gi , v if WW 5 Q5 Q ? Tix 4, lc Q. , 5 1 Lt 5 f- f, wgzsiig as Af! gif WE? , 2? 5 nag' 1 ?gg 433 Pete Don V. L w Carol Shirley 'Fir V141 as K N Q, A QR: ma 12?e,g,,,,w as A W 2 4 at Q gg in v Qing fe Y 1' 5 E K X g I 39' Pearl Don C A is 5' E Con Arny L Lois Joyce 1331 QW Rm? 3 as Q HQ ma wif 3. Norma Betty Vee Bob This page sponsored by: C9-l'01Yn NT MEAD'S BILL REEL'S ELECTRIC SHOP Congratulations to Class of '51 Z 2 4 X RALPH MOWERY LOUISE H. WATERS ALLEN HUTCHINSON Agriculture Commercial Coach and History OLIVER H. CAMPBELL Superintendent Erwin DONALD POSTER BETTY KUHR KERMOT DALBY Mathematics and Chemistry Home Economics English and Band This page sponsored by Pay Cash and Save at BOZEMAN CASH-WAY Lumber and Hardware Company 5 BETTY KAMPS CAROLYN MCCREA Idon'tsay much butlam a deep thinker. Either I'll find a way or I will make one.' Valedictoriang Senior Playg Annual Staffg C0-Saluraroriang F,I-LA, I,2,3,4g Class Girls' State 35 Class Officer 4. Officer I, 45 Senior Piayg Annual Staff Cheerleader 45 Junior Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3,4. SHIRLEY PAUL BILL BERNINGER A Boomerang of smiles and personality. I ain'r learned nothing' yet. Co-Salutatoriang Student Council 44 F. H. Annual Staffg Senior Play. A, I,2,3,4g Junior Stunt Nite 1,2, 3,43 Senior Playg Class Officer Ig Associate Yearbook Editor. This page sponsored by LOVELACE STUDIO Fine Portraiture Congratulations to the class of '5l Opal Bill X N- DON CAMPBELL VEE CLARKE Just like streaked lightning. Such delightful brown eyes are hard to Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track find. I,2,3,4g Senior Play, Junior Stunt Nite 1, W,O's 3,45 Class Officer 3, Annual Staffg 2,3,4g C1353 officer Ig Student Council 45 junior Stunt Nite l,2,3,4g Senior Play: M Club I, 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3. Cheerleader 3, 49 Band 1, 2,.3, 4. PEARL COK ARNOLD DYK Silence Sweeter is than Speech, Why study? Seniors usually graduate. SSf1iO1' Play. Basketball 3,43 Senior Play, Junior Stunt Nite 3, 4g Annual Staffg M Club 3, 4. This page sponsored by: STOCKMAN'S EXCHANGE MANHATTAN HOTEL Where friends meet Home-cooked meals ll PAT FRANK As sociable as a basket of kittens. Junior Stunt Nite I, 2, 3, 49 Senior Playg Associate Yearbook Eclitorg F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 W, O. 's 4. LOIS HESTER Joking, laughing, and happy on through life she'll go. n NORMA GOVER She came, she saw--and she's still look ing them over. Senior Play: Junior Stunt Nite 1,2, 3,4 Annual Staff, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4g W, O. 's 2, 3'4- CAROL LARSON She looks upon them with a knowing eye. Senior Play, Junior Stunt Nite I,2,3,4g W, O. 's 2, 3,4g Senior Playg Junior Stunt Yearbook Editorg F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Class Nite 3, 4, Annual Staff. Officer 3, This page sponsored by BOZEMAN JEWELRY CO. 30 East Main St. Bozeman, Montana Feature Lock Diamonds and Wedding Rings Burt Johnston, Prop. DAVID LEHMAN GARY RIDER Full of gags and gadgets. You have to have a system. Football4gBasketball 4, M Club 49 Senior Basketball 4g M Club 4g F.F.A. 49 Sen- Play. lor Play: Junior Stunt Nite 4. CONRAD ROUNDTREE JOYCE SMITH The world knows little of its great men, A merry heart goes all the day. Basketball 2g Football I, 2, 3, 43 F. F. A, 2, W. O, 's 2, 3, 4: Senior Playg Junior Stunt 3, 4g Band I, 2, 3, 43 Club 2, 3, 4, Sen- Nite 2, 3, 4. Student Council. ior Play: Junior Stunt Nite I, 2, 3, 4, This page sponsored by MONTANA AIR CONDITIONING 312 East Main Bozeman, Montana Call us for free estimates or for any heating problems PHYLLIS SWANSON ROBERT VAN DYK QBObj 3S11Ca'lh1'16f QLUCYUCSS lies UIUC sincerity. I'rn interested in girls and other scientific Entered from Iowa 49 Senior Play. research. Senior Play. PETER VAN DYK QPeteJ DONALD VAN DYKEN fDon5 He speaketh not and yet there lies a con- With him it is always a holiday, versation in his eyes. F, F. A. 3, 4g Senior Play. Senior Play. This page sponsored by OLIVER STOUT HARDWARE CO. Frank A. Brown, Owner Bozeman, Montana History Of Class Of ' I On September 6, 1947, a group of giggling girls and bashful boys entered this noble institution with the thought of gaining more knowledge! !??? -First, came the dreaded thought of initiation. We came dressed in various costumes and with red faces fred with paint that isJ, After this warm wel- come we became part of the M. H. S. student body, Our Freshman class officers Were: President, Don Campbellg Vice President, Carolyn McCreag Sec- retary 8a Treasurer, Shirley Pauly Advisor, Coach La Buff. We were very proud to have Don Campbell as a Freshman Quarterback on our championship foot- ball team. P. S, We took booby prize at Junior Stunt Nite. l iB41itIMKlhH888il4IifIbMHik41bii1Ul84f81Uklk4SS1h8HhBi1k4W4 We started our Sophomore year in 1948, thorough- ly enjoying ourselves by welcoming the new Fresh- men to M.H. S. Class officers were: President, Con Roundtreeg Vice President, Joyce Smith, Sec- retary 8L Treasurer, Helen Chase, Advisor, Mr. Speck, Atthis point we lost one of our class officers and classmates, Helen Chase who moved to Boze- man, This year was rather dull but we consoled ourselves with lots of parties. P, S, We took booby prize at Junior Stunt Nite. 'HWHYMHN , sxwxamzwmv Our Junior Year was ar very busy one with Junior Stunt Nite and Junior Prom, We put on a Junior Play, Billy's First Date . We worked hard on Jun- ior Prom and it was beautifully decorated in pastel colors in a Spring Garden theme. The Grand March was led by Don Campbell and Vee Clarke, Music was by Skalitzky's orchestra. Class officers for the year were: President, Dave Spauldingg Vice President, Vee Clarkeg Secretary, Carol Larson, Treasurer, Harriet Te Selle, Betty Kamps was selected to attend Girls' State at Billings and Don Campbell represented Manhattan High School at Boys' State in Dillon, ilki2F!lQMllttlH1flbtlPk1ii1lIitlf1HNf83IP?1NlilbkII!Mr1Stil As high OJ and mightyf!J Seniors of 1951 we completed our four years of High School, Class officers were: President, Dave Spauldingg Vice President, Carolyn McCreag Secretary 8: Treasurer, Betty Kamps, Our president, Dave Spaulding, was injured and unable to finish school with us, The name of our Senior Play was Tree Points lnn . Valedictorian was Betty Kamps, and Carolyn Mc- Crea and Shirley Paul were Co-Salutatorians, There were twenty students graduating in the Class of '51, P, S. We took booby prize at Junior Stunt Nite. Baccalaureate--May 20 Graduation--May 22 Class Will Carol Larson wills her job of Editor of the annual to some ambitious Junior, We feel for you kids! Pearl Cok wills her engagement ring to Shirley Stoner. Hey Le Roy! take a hint or are we behind the times a little? Pete Van Dyk wills his height to Loy Ray Carr- oll, which he could use. Gary Rider wills his ability to make the girls swoon to Clinton Cain, who tries awfully hard. Don Van Dyken wills his ability to ditch school to Paul Beiring, who, we think, will get caught every time. Bill Berninger wills his perfect attendance record to Mildred Hale, who would die before she would think of using it. Joyce Smith wills her bashfulness to Wymona Cline, who Certainly COLllCl USC 3. little of it. Lois Hester wills her ability to match Plaids! IO Deannie De France, who usually wears plenty of them. Norma Gover wills her ability to flirt with all the boys to Alice Hester. Cas if she needed ity Betty Kamps wills Girls' State to anyone who is smart enough to acheive it. Good luck kids! Th' d b HIRES' is page sponsore Y STAUDAHER'S Floral Needs phone 96-R Fine footwear and accessories for women Bozeman, Montana Arnie Dyk wills his nickname Frosty to Gary Lewis. Are you going to take advantage of it, Gary? Phyllis Swanson wills her friendly smile to Rae Campbell. Don Campbell wills his speed in football and basketball to anyone who can catch up. Someone will have to get up in the morning. Conrad Roundtree wills his razor, which he hasn't used much, to Ross Carroll, who, we think, could use it. Shirley Paul wills her ability to blush to Teresa Koerber, who doesn't seem to know how. Pat Frank wills her friendliness with Mrs. Waters to Darlene Campbell, who might have to make use of it. Vee Clarke wills her beautiful pepsodent smile and flowing locks to Audrey Cox, Make use of it Audrey. David Lehman wills his good disposition to Douglas Heavner, who doesn't even know the defini- tion. Bob Van Dyke wills his curly red hair to Ed Fonk, who needs it badly. To the faculty who, We know will miss us, a debt of gratitude for helping us through. Class Prophecy As Father Time rolls up the curtain in future years we see Joyce Smith on the speedy zepher headed to Hollywood as Phil Harris's A-I stenographer Qyear's average in shorthand, 75965 Phil Harris speed you know. Lois Hester out in the Ozark Hills, waiting pa- tiently for Bill to come home and slop the hogs. Norma Gover, two years from now, still trying to decide whether to go to Washington, California, or to stay here and settle down on a farm out Dry Creek way, Betty Kamps, who was a resident of Galen, has lately been transferred to Warm Springs looking for- ward to nursing at Alcatraz. Arnie Dyk, our tall tow-headed center, now in Florida trying to become a midget auto racer. Phyllis Swanson as a balloon dancer in the Stork Club in New York. Don Campbell, in the infantry still using his speed. fFast on the retreaty Conrad Roundtree, who couldn't pass his mental test for the draft, taking the place of one of the quiz kids, who suddenly took ill. Carolyn McCrea settling down raising kids. She gave up on cattle a long time. P, S. All the little ones wear jeans all the time. Shirley Paul becoming a very famous well-known model. CFor fingernail polish, that isj. Pete Van Dyk starring on the famous Texas State Football team. CRunning after the girls instead of the pigskin.D Pat Frank finally got Hans to settle down designing clothes. C1.ittle ones, that isp. David Lehman now a mechanic in the world's mostfamous garage, Lehman and Sons still trying to make Chevies run. Pearl Cok who didn'r get married after all, now a world champion swimmer. Gary Rider now trying to be the President of the United States. All your classmates are pulling for you Gary fthe wrong wayb. Vee Clarke who now is as broad as she is tall, trying to persuade Don to move off of Mars. Not much persuasion needed, if you ask us, Bob Van Dyke, wandering around the grounds in Warm Springs saying See, I told you I was crazy all the time . Don Van Dyken still ditching, only this time he isn't ditching schoolg he is ditching fields. Carol Larson is now running in politics in a round- about way, it is the men she is after, not the office. Bill Berninger is now a very famous trapeze artist, Hats off to you Bill, This page sponsored by H. B. FISHER BODY SHOP Amsterdam, Mont. CHURCHILL GARAGE Churchill, Mont. Z' Juniors TOM BORDER-President PAUL BIERING BILL CHANEY ALICE CLARK DICK COLVER MARLYS COWAN MARY DOHRMAN GEORGIA DOHRMAN JIM ESSEX-Vice President MARGARET FONK ED FONK CHARLES FRANCIS MILDRED HALE This page sponsored by ECONOMY GROCERY G. Graham, Prop. 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Sophomores ALICE HESTER SHARLINE HODGE DON JULIAN MARIAN KAMPS V1ce Pres1dent TERESA KOERBER BILL LaRUE KENNETH MCLEES BEVERLY OYLER Secretary STANLEY SINNEMA GAYLORD SPEAKMAN BILL STEVENS PHILLIP SWANSON This page sponsored by L 8m F CASH GROCERY Where you do save more ' Freshmen PAT TODD-President MARLA ADAMS LORNA BAKER SANDRA BORDER JOAN BURDET T CLINTON CAIN ETHEL CALLANTINE LOY CARROLL Vice President DIANN CHAMBERS WYMONA CLINE DELORES CLINTON LORRAINE COLVER This page sponsored by ART'S BARBER SHOP Look Neat and Trim Let us do your Barber Work Freshmen FAYE COWAN DAVID DURAND MARY ANN FLEEGE THELMA FRANCIS BUD HALE DOUGLAS HEAVNER STANLEY HESTER CLIFFORD JONES JACK JONES PATTY JOHNSON PATSY KELLY LEONARD KELLY This page sponsored by DR. K. A. COGHLAN, D.D. Freshmen IVA LEFFINGWELL GARY LEWIS MARIORIE NOTTINGHAM RUTH SAUBER Secretary ALBERT SMITH SPENCER SMITH DENNIS STEWART JIM WELLHOUSER DAVID WING LAWRENCE YOUNG JACK ROBBINS JACK FILBERT This page sponsored by VOGUE THEATRE AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 87 Congratulations to Class of '51 Phone 90 Grace and Lehman Lee Initiation Weak y i ii.ef5Jff,xs The Gang Woops! It slipped! ! Could this be ? 2 Just Dave The End! ! Cozy or Crazy? ? :Ak ' :E',:'.-E ' -- ' 4 ' .sf Q M . 'P Little Mother Reachmg ' Tongue tied . iei ..,,.,, , fi - - Q A T ' ' Q , , : ,1-v'., Lovers ? .,.Q i ,, .V ':1. ':i K r '- f 1'1 C C ' f..,E : g'j '-.: ' if: ' jj, 3 2 55' 3 Y f .iff 5522 V ' ---- ' - - ' A f ff. z ' C -,wgM.MV,n-:Mg QWW4 w,3q..v. ky W mf f A- if is ,g1pg- -: Marg 9-1' et f - ,S C 'A-V . Ge ef le . The Thing . Hicks from Manville This page sponsored by STONER'S HUSKY SERVICE Husky gets you T hrouglf' ,Hill l l',f ffl, f l ' Mild! fl GI 'il I' ly If I I ' ll' ,lim 'HHH' 1' 'V' ' if ff f ,1 11 i Ji vl - ' Y If J' ,pf 'W M I' l'Hll UI, I :HMI W. 1 Wm 'mill' 17 Mf', f,I,'f 'alfnllf lyllf ii I W. Of s BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Teresa Koerber, Ann McQuillan, Dixie Muir, Mrs. Waters, advisor, Joyce Smith, Darlene Campbell, Mildred Hale, Pat Frank. TOP ROW: Alice Clark, Audrey Cox, Vee Clarke, Pres. 5 Shirley Stoner, Marlys Cowan, Norma Gover, Marian Kamps, Lois Hester, Patty Mowery. M Club BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Bill Chaney, Don Campbell, Arnold Dyk, Lloyd Heavner. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Hutchinson, Coach, Ross Carroll, Don Julian, John Sinnema, Conrad Roundtree, Clifford Jones, Jim Essex, Charles Francis. TOP ROW: Bill Stevens, Gaylord Speakman, Ed Fonk, LeRoy Stewart, Duane Root. This page sponsored by MANHATTAN CREAMERY Ice Cream Butter Milk Phone 34 F. H. A. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Floydean DeFrance, Carolyn McCrea, Shirley Stoner, Marlys Cowan, Darlene Campbell, Alice Hester. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Colver, Faye Cowan, Di- ann Chambers, Wymona Cline, Delores Clinton, Patty Johnson , Ruth Sauber. THIRD ROW: Alice Clark, Patty Mowery, Sandra Border, Dixie Muir, Norma Gover, Beverly Oyler, Audrey Cox, Marian Kamps, Sharline Hodge. TOP ROW: Ethel Callantine, Miss Kuhr, advisorg Car- ol Larson, Shirley Paul, Lois Hester, President. F. F. A. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Dennis Chaney, Arnold Dyk, Conrad Roundtree, David Spaul- ding, Bill Chaney, President, Jim Essex, Lloyd Heavner. SECOND ROW: Tom Border, Mr. Mowery, advisor, Jim Wellhouser, Stanley Sinnema, Leslie Essex, Don Julian, Loy Carroll, Albert Smith, Clinton Cain, Douglas Heavner, Stanley Hester, Ross Carroll. THIRD ROW: Bud Hale, Gary Rider, Raymond Durham, Bill La Rue, Clifford Jones, John Sinnema. FOUR- TH ROW: Don VanDyken, Pat Todd, David Wing, Dennis Stewart, Jack Jones, Paul Biering, Laurence Young. TOP ROW: John Verwolf, Dick Colver, Gary Lewis, Ed Fonk, Bill Stevens, Le Roy Stewart, Duane Root, Gaylord Speakman, Kenneth McLees. This page sponsored by A 81. M CAFE Best Wishes To The Class Of '51 1-'l Ml , H VW Q 1 '2+2Q w ,111f11'fl, .3 4335 f if I 41 ,1 4 ' , I ,1'I 1 I1' I I I I11' If 1 IIUII1 IXGII! 1 , If IIf:II1lKQ! 1 - ,I1I4l1I1'I' 0 T I' N W4L1 1Il1,'11 ml' 1 1 ,1I 11, f1.f1y',1fi1 1 ,11551 X111 , I WNW 1 WV' IMI , I1f'1 11I Q V 6 , N :I 1111 af. .W Q. N QA4. 111 9 Qoooo 511I1,1,1,,1Y4,, 1' I I '. 1 i. I 41' ,V H' 15' is N qi Eine Pjy ,II W1 E , p '1 'M , '11 F 4 55 My sf 1 . .u1,,: 1 11 W Q JI IL in ' Q Il N . 7 .X I xi ff I 000' P. E. Girls BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Faye Cowan, Ethel Callantine, Sandra Border, DeloresC1inton. TOP ROW: Ruth Sauber, IoanBurdett, WymonaCline, Mary Ann Fleege, Lorna Baker. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Floydeen De France, Dixie Muir, Joyce Smith, Alice Hester, Darlene Campbell, Teresa Koerber. TOP ROW: Sally Paul, Marlys Cowan, Alice Clark, Lois Hester, Shirley Paul, Pat Frank. This page sponsored by CITY DYE WORKS Dry Cleaning that SariSfieS Bozeman, Montana Phone 185 Student Council BOTTON ROW, left to right: Shirley Paul, Dixie Muir, Joyce Smith, Sally Paul, Sec. gRena Duma. TOP ROW: Pat Todd, Bill Chaney, Don Cambell, Pres. g Ross Carroll. Photo Class The M. H. S. Photo Class, under the supervision of Mr. Campbell, has turned out most of the pictures for our annual. It was started four years ago and has proved to be a great asset to our school. This page compliments of MARSHALL FURNITURE CO. 33 South Tracy - Bozeman, Montana The Home of Furniture designed for Modern Living l95O Jr. Prom Billie Lee Bates, Prom Queen Katie Durand and Betty Jewel Larson, Attendants Marcella Rae Brainard, Flower Girl Billie Dale Skinner, Crown Bearer This page sponsored by LANGOHR'S FLOWER SHOP The Best in Flowers Since 1900 lO East Main Phone 95 Bozeman, Montana Student Nite Winners The Sophomore Stunt Wait and See directed by Coach Hutchison, won first prize in the Stunt Nite of 1950. L. to R. --Le Roy Stewart, Sharline Hodge, Beverly Oyler, Teresa Koerber, Darlene Campbell, Bill Stevens, Don Julian. Christmas Wheel The annual event of the Christmas Program is the High School Cartwheel in which all students partici- pate. F. H. A. District Convention The District Convention of the FHA was held in Manhattan November 4, 1950 with Carol Larson, district president. The Convention was attended by 200 girls from the sur- rounding communities. This page sponsored by Your International Harvester Dealer KAMP IMPLEMENT Amsterdam, Montana 4' fi. X!! be X I 2 X 1 S5 1 l'1l l,' If -X Q ww! I 'I 1 5'-41 0 J it 411 Q Af, ff 1 M ! III . 2123-,,-- I fg'l41l' , . f f' Y fo! f '- Wfq ' IM 1 ' LAW 14' - 4 NW ,Gill ' 4 l 1 ,I M 1, 6 ,llc 'Vfl -' - X , ! 1 1 5 ly? 47 -M 'inn' I yt V, , ' ffl' 3 ,N f,, ' , ,J ,I x ,Nik 5, . lc, , I fi S- ff-2-z, 44.13 V V 4' - fl ' 5' 'Ar hi Q ' ff V 3 I WI' V a 2 g 1 .I '34, I Y Al , 5 X 1 , 2 7 l ff A ' fg ' if' ' x. fn 1 'I av fx x ' Li 1 ' ! ' ,lx 'aff gf , x' + g f 4 ,, I , 'dx - 5 if ' X Xafi 4- S , X,,ff' XA' ff-1 -- ' ggifx- - ,, - ' 'i S'-'5:::E 1 -Q a-isa. -:Q :Z V' X 5533-if- W 555355501 'ffiii-7 0 Football Team BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Coach Hutchison, Dennis Stewart, Loy Carroll, Stanley Hester, Clifford Jones, Spencer Smith, Gary Lewis. MIDDLE ROW: Don Julian, Dennis Chaney, Bill Stevens, Gaylord Speakman, Ross Carroll, Charles Francis, Duane Root. TOP ROW: Jim Essex, Lloyd Heavner, Paul Biering, Gary Rider, Bill Chaney, David Lehman, Don Campbell Captaing Conrad Roundtree, Ed Fonk. 3 I1 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Faye Cowan, Ethel Callantine, Joan Burdett, Marla Adams. SECOND ROW: Sandra Border, Mildred Hale, Diann Chambers, Carolyn Veltkamp, Glenn Clark, Raymond Durham, Mr. Dalby, Director. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Colver, Patty John- son, Norma Gover, Carol Davis, Edith Davis, Majorie Herndon, Marguerite Herndon. FOUR- TH ROW: Patty Mowery, Don Fairweather, Paul Biering, Don Campbell, Lloyd Heavner, Bill LaRue, Dennis Chaney. FIFTH ROW: Tom Border, Ann McQuillan. TOP ROW: Don Julian, Charles Francis Vee Clarke, Doug Heavener, Gaylord Speakman, Dick Colver, Duane Root, Conrad Roundtree. This page sponsored by H. B. Chambers GAS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Manhattan, Montana Phone 40 Cheerleaders Left to right: Shirley Stoner, Carolyn McCrea, Vee Clarke I This page sponsored by CHAMBER'S - FISHER CO. ONE OF MONTANA'S BETTER DEPARTMENT STORES 7 West Main Bozeman, Montana BOTTOM ROW: Bill Chaneyg LeRoy Stewartg Arnold Dykg Ed. Fonk. SECOND ROW: Coach HutchinsongRoss Carrollp Bill Stevensg Don Campbellg Gary Rider. THIRD ROW: Raymond Dur- harng Managerg Clifford Jonesg Dennis Stewartg David Lehrnang Gary Lewis. Dec. GAMES - - - ----- Gallatin --- Cathedral White Sulpher --- Whitehall Three Forks Willow Creek --- Townsend --------------- Rosary Jamboree ------------- Cathedral --- ------- Rosary Jan. Feb Tournament February Zl, ZZ, 23. This page sponsored by: KEEN HARDWARE AND IMPL EMENT For Your Hardware Needs Phone 28-R Willow Creek --- -------- Wilsall --- ----- Belgrade --- ----- Cathedral White sulpher -- - ----- Townsend - -- ------ Rosary - - - ----- Gallatin Three Forks --- Whitehall --- Belgrade --- Wilsall 3? -SBE! 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