Manhattan High School - Tiger Yearbook (Manhattan, MT)

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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

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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

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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.