Medicine Lake High School - Honker Yearbook (Medicine Lake, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1954 volume:

HARVEY C. CARPENTER Seventh and eighth LOIS MICHELS Second and third 74wff'f MRS, GLADYS STUBBAN Fifth and sixth MRS. MARABELLE SMITH First ypf-q-ymqvvqf W., mv 5 mv :hp--.. , f Y xqu MRS, ESTHER PETERS Third and fourth Im 'Uv 'Q 'WK ,N-UM YB 543 X 1 , 1 Q 'C L -A. L ' 's S- 'S A. '- - .i X Mrs. Wilfred Petersen, who was in C the dorm during 1953-54. Down Q1 N harge of Mrs. Arnold Frances and Mrs. Andrew Holmgaard, lunch room cooks. Zami zoom 5 x E E new U5 1 il LIU... Wi Chris Jensen beside the Reserve bus, which Soren Lodahl, who drove the Homestead bus for four went to Dagmar Mondays and Fridays. Front of new grade school building. years. glued Laminated arches on the new gym roof. QNX Q f I fix 7 'illjn KN'--1 jj sv-54 , N 7 - I ff! 3 Xml X X xii X NWA V NX MWLX, xwli'-xxkxmhx ' J 5 - u. ew-I. vi ! A,,, -.ll -S if 'Q -SQ if 'warg ,sfxzv BOB ANDRING, a native of Medi- cine Lake, was the unfortunate soul who led the alphabet, thus was always the first one to be called upon by all the teachers. In spite ofthis, Bob made itthrough school in fine shape, seem- ingly specializing in FFA, where he held the office of vice-president dur- inghissenior year. Also he sang ten- or in the chorus for one yearn GENEVIEVE CHARETTE'S long, dark tresses were one of her outstand- ing features. Always an attractive, likeable girl, Sissy made a lot of friendsduringher school days. Active in FHA, Sis belonged four years, held office, and attended the state convention at Havre when she was a junior. She also enjoyed singing in the chorus and acting in class plays. Friendly, jovial BETTY LOU GREFE, was one of the top students of the Class of '54, Born and raised in Wanso,this future nurse came to Lake and attended all four years of high school. While here she belonged to chorus three years, FHA two years, and during her senior year, served as office secretary. 0,4 5 Activity-minded MARLENE JA- COBSEN was carnival queen her junior year. She played a sax in band four years, was FHA vice-president and historian, class vice-president and secretary, and had the leading role in the class play. Probably the most ath- letic senior girl, she led Lakers in cheers for the A team when a sopho- more. June Jensen, valedictorian of the Class of '54, was a studious, attractive, blonde. As a senior she served as an efficient, cheerful office secretary, She was a chorus member for three years and belonged to FHA four years. Her senior year marked the twelfth year she went to Lake. June acted in classplays and showed artistic ability in preparing prom and class play scenery. Most famous for his talented left hand, KENNETH BARSNESS was re- sponsible for all the art work in this book and the BDA WAUKA. Besides this his main interest was sports, and he was picked as one of the ten top players at the basketball tourney in Plentywood during his senior year. This dark, good-looking basketball captain would like to capitalize on his drawing ability by taking drafting. Big Brekke certainly wasa fitting title for 6'2 , 185 lb. GARY BREKKE. Gary sang in chorus for two years, but aside from this he enjoyed athletics. A sharp crew-cut was always his trade - mark when he played football, basket- ball, and ran the mile in track. This happy-go-lucky gent plans to attend college. 0,4 5 Small,quiet DOLORESI-IAASE,who hailed from Homestead, was an honor student and tooted her trombone in band for two years. Among her fa- vorite subjects were German and Typ- ing Il at which she excelled. This friendly, dependable girl was always willing to help out in any of the sen- ior's activities. Lean and lanky, 6'3 JIM HAT- FIELD was distinguished as the tallest member of the senior class, Also knownforhis red Chevy pickup, many ofJimmy's happiest hours were whiled away at the wheel of this vehicle. He spent four years in FFA and plans to continue his mechanical education at Dunwoody Mechanical School, Min- neapolis. - fs, 'wwf 7 1 V 7 w'H'Y-'w ' W H . ul- i' J Y At- V! 4. X .s ,- . 3 3 Ax. , . E . R ,br Q, x sn Num 'ME-, 5 ,eg 'fgfekidilaf X-152 Kia or , XA, x n. js.: ., 'Q Q f A ' I X' i Q if x , s f x i ff , , . , . f ' 1. 1 s' ' , .t b sf 'Q . ITB. , V ' . r H 1 j,:1a'g,g , V T5 il r f mi RUTH ANN CHRISTENSEN, neat, pretty, musical senior, was carnixal queen as a sophomore. A S3WiODllOl'lC player in the band, a member of the chorus, and a piano player for her own enjoyment, Ruth Ann considered a career in music. She was vice-presi- dent of the senior class and president of the freshman class. ' sy' .5 .J l A -l dpi' x. N15-f 'g'f'5wr- 1. 3 Q, Hifi , . wf ' 5 .I X i , L. i E Y 2 -4. - ,ss-1? f X Q l Y 'te Salutatorian, KAY LUND, one of the outstanding seniors, participated in a great many activities. ln the band she played both clarinet and trombone, and in chorus sang soprano besides being accompanist. An FHA member, Kay attended the state con- vention asafreshman and also attend- K 1 . ed Girls' State. Offices held by this charming blonde from Reserve were sophomore class president and senior secretary. 5 NNW, Editor-in chiefof the BDA WAUKA was dapper VANCE PETERSEN, He was the junior class President and treasurer of the seniors' scanty funds. Playing sax in the band for four years, this neat, well-dressed young man was also advertising manager of the HONKER. Dark-haired, quiet VIOLA LIZ- OTTE spenther freshman, sophomore, and senior years at Lake, but went to Sidney when a sophomore. She en- joyed art work, and energetically painted senior class play scenery. A future teacher, she also belonged to FHA and chorus. 0,4 5 Husky, broad-shouldered DWAIN JOHNSON was a great asset to the journalism class as well as to the ath- letic teams. Although he found it easy to sleep in class, he was never caught napping in the fields of basketball, football and baseball. He controlled funds for the FFA for two years and showed promise as a future farmer. GAYLE PETERSEN, a tall blonde Lake girl, played corner in band for three years. As a sophomore she was a cheerleader and as a senior she was in the class play. Circulation man- ager for the BDA WAUKA and photo- grapher for the annual, she also put in many hours on the alumni roster. Mechanicalgenius, LELAND JEN- SEN, was the proud owner of a '41 Chevy that changed colors every now and then. Tootling on the clarinet and singing bass in chorus were addi- tional interest of this blond young man who answered to the names of Sonny or Doc, At graduation he hailed from Lake, but previously he had lived in California and Reserve. Trombone artist GERALD LYN- GAAS played solos for many events and led his section in band. Besides this he backboned the bass section in chorus. Science and math were Jerry's favorites, and he planned to continue in that line. He acquired a reputa- tion asa dryhumorist, and by the time he wasaseniorhad a large vocabulary of mile-long words, which he tossed around in an accomplished manner. Ugf wiuy DENNIS LARSEN, a Dagmar Dane, added much to classroom hu- mor. He could always be counted upon to work hard on class activities and many times burned midnight oil in an attempt to get the BDA WAUKA out on time. Dane also took and de- veloped many HONKER pictures. He belonged to FFA for four years. Dagmarite LEROY LODAHL had the reddest hair in the class and was easily recognized by his fondness for western attire, including cowboy boots. He played a part in the class play, but his main interest was zipping around in his cream-colored '51 Mercury. Many classmates will long remember his droll remarks. 5333. ,.--. x,1 u:i1f:f. f -'Fifi zxglgxxfs it '43 5 KL' iii' 5 -4 I 5 gg-ik . .3 Q . , . 1. -, N , vu D n It Q 2 vw -. '-S4 . gffffsff -.5-. , .,. 4, f:1z:'.zv'.',x:'Q ,. . 1. 4 1 t 'u Q X Senior candidate for carnival queen was PEARL LEE, blonde Norse-woman from Antelope. An enthusiastic sports fan, she was A team cheerleader dur- ing her sophomore year. In her last year at Lake, humorous, likeable Pearl was selected to go to the FHA conven- tion. Working on the BDA WAUKA and HONKER took up many hours of her senior year. 1 1 6 1 , ' 'X .2 1 Q-- K, 1 3' rv V A 1 ' ,. g'- fs A ,. . , ' A :ap 1- f - l L i..l i 5 l 1 Axxsk Q' N l 1 f 1 by , Y i W f , 6. 'I 3 a Q 1 .5 g , , 5 E X 3 2 5 - .5 i 2 1 1' .X iii 'I .fix Q if ' -fi ww ,, QE? x. ,M X. i is '49 , . ,fx ' A f ,ff ww- , N 3, ,ms fav! ,: rr .A . 'B tw-nity -1.1 Capable, dependable KARLA STRAND from Reserve enjoyed music. She supplied afterbeats for the band with her mellophone and sang soprano in chorus. Belonging to FHA all four years, Karla was always ready and willing to help anyone she could. Dramatics interested her, and as a junior she helped the class of '53 give their play. D S ff '-5-ff BILL STRODE, always the class clown, came to Lake from Kansas City asa freshman. Upon arrivalhe plunged right into the school's activities, tak- ing two years of chorus, one year of band, and four years of FFA. In this organization he held the office of parliamentarian for two years. As a senior he wasa member of the HONK- ER and BDA WAUKA staffs. PATTY SMITH won fame as the first freshman ever to become Medi- cine Lake's carnival queen. In addi- tion to this, she was comet player for five years and a valuable asset to the chorus,singing solos for severalaffairs. Pat also acted in the class play, was junior class secretary, and an able HONKER and BDA WAUKA staff mem- ber. 0,4 5 The senior with the 'stache was JACK STEPHENS, who played Paw Belsnickle in the class play. Sports were his main interest and he was co- captain of the football team in '53, He also participated in baseball, track, and basketball, Because of his acute dislike of walking, Jack and his Dad's auto were an inseparable duo through- out high school. The first senior girl to wear adia- mond was DONNA TYLER, the blond Tyler twin. FHA prexy in her sopho- more year, she attended the state con- vention in Great Falls. Donna blended her voice with the sopranos in chorus and made many trips from her home west of Homestead to MLHS to par- ticipate in the activities of her class. Holding the position of senior class president and FFA president for two years was WAYNE SMITH, Scratch was well-known throughout the coun- try for his wonderful singing voice. He gave many solo performances, and in hisjunior year he sang in the men's quartet. For four years he belonged to chorus and FFA, his two major inter- ests. Handsome, husky Melvin C. Tron- son Jr, received his diploma with a major in sports and a minor in prac- tical joking, Junior , co-captain of the football team, starred in every sport offered at Lake, was a Class C all-stater as a senior, and earned I3 letters. He acted in the class play, belonged to and held office in FFA, and planned to make farming his career after serving Uncle Sam. Brunette beauty Yvonne Tyler won renown as a real trouper when in an emergency. On very short notice sne took a part in Hillbilly XVeddin ' .indgave a fine performance as Lucy Maxwell. Vonnie held the offices of songleader and treasurer in FHA and belonged to chorus. This neat, well-dressed girl enjoyed dancing, Honker editor, JOAN MADSEN, loved a witty remark, a good poem, and any athletic contest that Lake competed in, When a sophomore tnis dark-haired gal won a trip to the in- terscholastic mect at Missoula, and the l9:33 Christmas concert featured gter as narrator. She played st large part in the senior play, wrote many features for the BDA WAUKA in her breezy style, and was sophomore tice-president, Her trumpet sounded in band for three years. RUIDALE NELSON, a tall Home- steadite with a hearty laugh, was a real crazy dancer. He belonged to baud and threw in his lot with the basses lu chorus, Real farmer mater- ial, Rudy belonged to PFA for four years and loved every minute of it. He was always ready to Join in a class activity and added much to the class play. Curly-hairedGARY ROBINSON had the best attendance record of all the class, although it was not because of his love for his studies. 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As usual the carnival queen race was a tension filled, excit- ing race from the moment it began until Queen Ann, sophomore, was crowned at midnight, Octo- ber 17. Her loyal and lovely princesses were Pearl Lee, senior, Shirley Tronson, junior, and Betty Lou Nielson, freshman. Other features of the gala affair were the variety show, tiny tot show, and many concessions. As these pictures show,this is an undertak- ing which requires the time, work and co-opera- tion of everyone in school, grade and high school students and teachers. Shake it but don't break it boys. Russell, Grable, Dietrich, and Monroe. 1 ' f..'fQ-:fl ' 1 3.1 r nf , , X B SS, rn Ceelie gets her man in the senior class play, Hill- billy Weddin ', presented December 10. From left to right are Ruth Ann Christensen, Vance Petersen, Wayne Smith,Dwain Johnson, Yvonne Tyler, Gary Rob- inson, Kay Lund, Genevieve Charette, Dennis Larsen, ,....,.--f . she. .. After the hopeless beginning. . . Practice makes perfect Hillbillies are prepared for the weddin ..... And the curtain rises' an Q af , My .ii' ,, F N 2 J 'Fa 1 we x.,-. we , -e firwmr-:anne : Rxv1----:.- ws' FFA officers, left to right, Harold Michels, sentinel, Dwain Johnson, treasurerg Jim Hatfield, reporter, Wayne Smith, president, Bob Andring, vice-president, Vance Petersen, secretary. 7,7 , Future Farmers of America claims the ma- jor portion of the male population of Lake high. These boys kept busy during the year with a turkey raffle last fall and the spring of the year found them busily farming their plot of ground. Big event of the year is always the state con- vention at Bozeman which was attended by ten boys and their advisor, Mr. Weber. ln addition to this, a group also attended the district con- vention at Baker. At left are some judges learning the fine art of telling good from better from best. Mr. Robert D. Weber, looking very executive. State FFA band, Vance Peterson on Don Crohn, Future Farmer's main the sax. orator. :L M. Nga- . H, . i 'eo 'xi 5 n A I, ll s XV Q Q. tg 1 1! ' M if--T 1 L 6i'f:1f?:V i Q i... 'vel K X v Q' Z ' i ff lim t 5 ' 'ua ' N H Q ,Q 1 , 5 at tw if-si, . 0 , . li E ' ' 4 I Fei, Qgm V' igiy ll ,fisyf A l 3:45 12 :5 I 3 'fb' ,,,,f : f, - x, x, '1i. , 4 is J L. W . RM naw N W -74, iffq. 'if SNR .ivy F, - -ng : if. u L I I f 2 S. 3 1. wf FHA girls at formal candlelight initiation of freshmen. W Preparing for good old Saint Nick. I I I This thriving group of hope- ful future homemakers were the very picture of industry during the year while they put on their bake sale, Mother-Daughter Tea, and Christmas party for the high school. The year was closed with the annual style show featuring garments sewn by freshmen and sophomore girls. 'i ez-,Qing E Girls on their most correct behavior for Are there any corrections or additions? Mother-Daughter Tea. First row, left to right: Janice Stephens, Ardyce Danielson, Patty Christensen, Leland Jensen, Phyllis Madsen, Connie Andersen,Joan Evans, Donna Andersen, LaVerna Nelsen, Beverly Snellman, Vance Peter- sen, Marlene Jacobsen, Ruth Ann Christensen, Faye Tverberg, Second row: Carole Anderson, Betty Lou Nielsen, Patty Smith, Shirley Tronson, James Abar, Ann Michels, Gayle Petersen, Joan Madsen, Barbara Murray,Romelle Rasmussen, Charlotte Chandler, Winfield Johnson, Laurel Jensen, Stella Granbois, Henry Jorgensen, Jr., Carolyn Waller, Karla Strand, Leland Stringer, Kay Lund, Dolores Haase, Gerald Lyngaas. Third row: Roger Nelson, John Stubban, Sharon Nelson, Director, Clifford A. Grubb, Jerry Strand, Pepper Zend First row, left to right: Marilyn Anderson, Neva Williams, Helen Cartwright, Sharon Lindberg, Yvonne Tyler, Betty l-lenke, Betty Grefe, June Jensen, Ellen Jensen, Viola Lizotte, Carolyn Snellman, Alice Lansrud, Dorothy Landsrud, Susy Tax. Second row: Arland Grandlund, Patty Smith, Genevieve Charette, Ann Michels, Shirley Tronson, Stella Granbois, Beverly Snellman, Donna Andersen, Carole Anderson, Joan Madsen, Barbara Murray, Kay Lund, Doreen Nelson, Jean Evans. Third row: Charlotte Chandler, Ruth Ann Christensen, LaVerna Nelsen, Phyllis Madsen, Laurel Jensen, Connie Andersen, Ardyce Danielsen, Janice Stephens, Betty Lou Neilsen, Romelle Rasmussen, Sharon Nelson, Karla Strand, Carolyn Waller, Fourth row: Russell Williams, Wesley Mouritsen, Dick Waller, Bob Andring, Harold Michels, Wayne Smith, Rudale Nelson, Jim Hatfield, Gary Brekke, Bill Strode, Leland Jensen, Don Omundson, Gerald Lyngaas, Don Wandler, Jerry Strand. Mr. Bruce Johnson directing. , Thorstensen. Q' 'J' If 37' Sweet Ad-o-line Robert E. Lee alias Jim Hatfield 71- S.. Q I Y Timber! we .5 ..',, The headless unicyclist vi ' Ti 544445 This past school year has been spiced with the appearance of a variety of performers who have helped break the monotony of manya schoolday.Great enthusi- asm was always displayed by stu- dents, particularly when an as- sembly could be extended into class periods by an encore.How- ever, when the programs were in the fourth or eighth periods, hun- ger and homesickness discour- aged anything but faint applause. Clown Prince clowning Dummies holding forth ..-:. '-1...5...- fini!! lmla.l!l'lllL V4E3 uuuun- viii -gg? q-rg-.1 j C' rs U xx K 5 They aren't really ghosts, 'though they may be at the end of the day. They're only freshmen. In a formal ceremony held one bright September day, 26 freshmen were initiated in the traditions of Lake high. Throughout the day they sub- , '- jectqto torment from the sophomores, X . but at night they were welcomed into , ff-l'ilQl the fold at the annual freshman initia- x Q A , tion party. Amomenr of peace and quiet ---- away from the sophomores. Top dogs fsophomoresj riding in style. Wait 'til next year, boy! ,, . ,4 Q 4 '5F'-v wh! , I lgy An-, 1 if as as .sg ik W 2-t. -It -1' Football team, first row, left to right: Manager Donald Morin, Pepper Thorstensen, Don Crohn, Jerry Strand, Leonard Grandlund, Richard Smith, Coach Parry Klinei second row. Jim Ray, John Stubban, Kenny Barsness, Bill Jeannotte, Melvin Tronson, Gary Robinsong third row, Eugene Beslisle, Harold Michels, Fran Jeannotte, Gary Brekke, Jack Stephens, Dwain Johnson. 7 Out of seven season games Lake lost only one, this in the battle for the divisional crown with Ekalaka. Six seniors, Melvin Tronson, Jack Stephens, Dwain Johnson, Gary Robinson, Kenneth Barsness, and . Gary Brekke, played their last foot- ball game wearing the red and white I-Ionker uniform, at Ekalaka. Poor Brekke! One-two-three-fouru Go get 'em, boys-- 3 . 1 ' J -1 1-'K Asu v A F ..Q' I lkrv ' ..,,,'. t v - '1,...,:'.. ,ff '- aft :.. i aa t S . if 1 ss-- ST ff' A 4 T ! L 3 f L' 5 I 1 'ff-2 5: We .41 ,, A team left to right Coach Parry Kline Melvin Tronson, Bill Jeannotte, Jack Stephens, Gary Robinson, Fran Jeannotte Gary Brekke Dwam Johnson Kenneth Barsness Ricky Smith, Dick Waller, Manager Eugene Beslisle. Enjoying one of the most suc- cessful seasons inthe history of Lake high, the basketball team brought glory to the school by copping third place in the state tourney at Living- ston. ' Only four losses marred the sea.- son's record and they compiled Z3 victories. Looks like this bunch has had it Apparently a dull moment. ..!',.ii1'i: X IKM .We it QMX I L.. lYiHLfRbXQWXS37SMlnn. A u 'Pg I Important Honker strategy. Red---white---dynamite--- First stop on their upward climb was the district tourney at Plenty- wood where they breezed to the championship with wins over Westby and Opheim. But greater laurels were in store at Glasgow as the Lake aggregation brought home the divisional first place trophy. The Honkers came back from Livingston with the third place state Class C title and many happy memories of atriumphant sea- son. District champs. tSS7EQl:99uvnKw:.u.'.1:s,'o:-n 2 'fxiznz x S All-stater in action. To the victor belong the spoils, A iff 3. 'L if W l sn rl is f . R51 , K ga . r ' , I , ,-?'fpif??1pfrr 1 K 1 - 25? , , ,Q V ,W ' M, .aa glib! ,Q rig. N. V, NES. 3, if Avrnfszv,-V. : i X N . Ti .A 9' ' ' alt., K . -Silt .,' fs 1 it 5 is '. ggfi'f', 't ' ' K Y ww- s.,--git ,. N 5- ,-,.r:7ii, 'W L, . , ,A , Wim. lg , A F. 1, i if ' r ASA w g 1 P i l ., wr., 'L' . 'W :GA ., 5 it i , -V .3 13 f s- A ig if il . r y Y 2 R J 2+ 'P-ri 5 '- f '1: i','1fEH ' I- 5 sums. -regggugggggfa is Q 5 f s fr , isis : New ix x ,R x it 4.21 --N' Wris-a1'xf---M B I x' f' Young love in Mountain Music . Big moment. . .choosing band instruments. Tiny tots at carnival. These kids certainly have romantic minds. I I U Grade and junior high students sponsored many programs which were enjoyed by the public. Some of these were the Tiny Tot show at the carnival, the annual Christmas program, and an operetta this spring. Also they contributed a number to the Fireman's Benefit and many of the youngsters took an active part in the highly successful beginners' band. ' Trouble in Toyland. .. . . - wjsqxfil y,,,.,, 'I 5 N- XX -+-..,,h A 1 1 'K' t , Three well-fed girls at the parent-senior-faculty dinner. I 'I l With the coming of spring, began the usual whirlof activities for Lake students. As usual, the juniors and seniors were the center of most of the excitement. May Z, parents of the seniors honored their offspring and the fac- ulty with a delicious dinner at the Lake gym. Immediately after this, juniors began decorating for the Prom. They chose a western theme and by the time the Banquet and Prom, biggest social events of the year, rolled around, the gym had its annual festive spring appearance. Senior class president, whose speech was a highlight of the Banquet. .l -N., W 1 l Q. gs 5 5 NT N X X . l Doesn't look very western yer, but just wait. andpwm Seniors-honored guests at Banquet and Prom. Visitors enjoying our Prom. 091 , K-- -, ,? Journalists, left to right. lst row, Dwain Johnson, Joan Madsen, Vance Petersen, Kay Lund, Bill Strode, second row, Gerald Lyngaas, Pearl Lee, Gayle Petersen, Betty Grefe, Dennis Larsen, Genevieve Charette, Patty Smith Ruth Ann Christensen, Karla Strand, Kenny Barsness. Mr. Irving Andreasen, our capable advisor Slaving on the BDA WAUKA ..... Mr. Andreasen, advisor, assisted by Mr. Henry Jorgensen, Vance Pet- ersen, BDA WAUKA editor, and Joan Madsen, HONKER editor, led the 15 journalists throughout the year. Al- though most publications were slight- ly late, the group claimed to have learned many things, and felt that if we only had another year BDA WAUKA and HONKER d e ad 1 i n e s would be met on time with amazing products of journalism. And on the HONKER ,,.. .' . V l tfmvi ' 4 44. as . . - 1 - ' 1 -4- . ai ,, -.A , o A ,uv , L. 'r ' '35-- 3 ' ..f1 an The Hungry Five That singing sensation, Wayne Smith. I fl Odk and Z si- Y e a - ,ee e - e 1. ' v . I 1 .5-.Q jab 1 Q 4 Pl rffffgv . 'f' Q 1 . i s 1 ' 4, iqg - ni 'M' . ' ! Lt ..A 'A' ' -- -- ' , -X ii, V 1 . ' ,t .3 -gf 5 1 J N B ' F 4 v 3 ' . .f- 4 -. g'- ,. v-t ,Q - A . ir- 'Q ' Lb . . Y X Q I , X- I . ,QU K YM r N , f . x . , ' 153 y I I H in L4 - f - . Now watch those expression marks! ' I Skip to my Lou, my darlin '. How about those studious kids? I 5 I I 4 V X , . . .. . -silk! J r- u .,r..., Minn A Honker bites the dust. Three little cheerleaders-all in a row? it 0054 MLHS chorus bringing cheer to the Xmas party. Down the ais1e-- Den two presents- 555 ,md , Don and Arlie Garrick hard at work. Atlas and Ford Service GARRICK'S STANDARD SERVICE Don Garrick, prop. Medicine Lake Montana LYRIC THEATRE Culbertson MOFITGFICI The finest inexpensive entertainment THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Capital Funds over SI50,000.00 Geo. N. Lund, Pres., P. T. Holm, Cashier, Harold Everson, Vice Pres., Olive Hansen, Ass'f Cash., I'IiIcIur Vilen, Ass'1' Cash. Reserve, Montana Olive Hansen Qrightl and Hildur Vilen fleftj at the When the fateful day of September 8, 1953, rolled around 240 scrubbed and shining UQ faces enrolled at the Medicine Lake school. Included in this figure were 100 high school and 140 elementary pupils. Seniors received their class rings September 15. fAlthough some of these rings didn't stay with the seniors very long--somehow they managed to lose themlj Everyone was busy writing complimentary land otherwisel ditties in the 1952-53 annuals which arrived on that day. Football season opened September 18 with the Honkers beating Froid. The first BDA WAUKA was published September 24. Better late than never. Vance Petersen led the BDA WAUKA staff and Joan Madsen was editor of the HONKER. Vance and Joan had GREAT affection for their respective jobs and stated, The HONKER and BDA WAUKA are our first and only loves. Election of class officers was held September 30. Wayne Smith, Don Omundson, Ann Michels, and Sheldon Andersen headed the senior, junior, sopho- more, and freshmen classes respectively. Sophomores initiated theFreshmenOctober 7. The freshmen's lovely outfits consisted of sheets, corn- starch and egg make-up, bolt necklaces, shoe-box shoes, and fphewj an abundance of perfume. Poor freshmen! You'll get your revenge next year. After 10 days of selling carnival queen tickets, students turned in their money for their respective candid ates. Ann Michels, sophomore candidate, came out on top to receive the title of 1953 Carnival Queen . Second place winner was Pearl Lee, senior, while Betty Lou Nielsen, freshman, and Shirley Tron- son, Junior, received third and fourth positions. The seniors had to wash their faces again, for on September 20 Artice Studios from Williston, North Dakota, arrived to take senior portraits. Incidentally, the camera did NOT break. Teachers reluctantly parted with their pupils October 29 and 30 when they attended a teacher's convention in Glasgow. Although it almost broke everyone's heart not to go to school for two whole days, all managed to survive. Hillbi1ly Weddin 'was chosen as the senior class play. Practice started November 3, and the play was presented December 10. Hillbilly dress and a-r-f-u-l posting machines. Fall activity! mug, Those great big, happy smiles can only mean one thing--teacher's convention! s-1-o-w d-r-a-w-l-s characterized the play. That thar thing war directed by Mrs. Lucy Smith. The band and chorus made their first public ap- pearance when they presented a concert at the Dag- mar Parish Hall, November 6, for a Family Night . Freshmen held their return party for the high school on November 12. I-Ionkers wound up the football season November 14, with a loss to Ekalaka. Basketballpractice started two days later, on November 16. The FFA, under the supervision of Mr. Robert Weber, sponsored a turkey raffle on November 19. Said turkeys came in very handy during Thanksgiving vacation, which started November 26, and ended November 30. Basketball season opened November 28 with Med- icine Lake journeying to Plentywood for the opening game. Lake emerged victorious, 53-41! The chorus and band gave a Christmas Concert December 17. It centered around the Christmas story, and tableaus added to the performance. Joan Madsen was the narrator. Not to be outdone by the high school, the grades presented Trouble in Toyland on December 21. December 23 marked the last day of school be- fore Christmas vacation. The FHA held a high school party in the afternoon. All the little kiddies received a bag of candy from Santy Claus. After consuming large amounts of food during vacation, students waddled back to school January 4. The Lake firehall burned down Sunday,January 10, causing extensive damage. Semester tests were given January 21 and 22. At times like that, it was nice to have a B average, ----- providing the teachers decided to give exemptions! Jeannotte going for another Honker touchdown! .. ...,.t..-...- ...........,,,,,1wv v xx ' 1 t if 'v,AL-J f bt, 'Y 'S PLENTYWOOD CREAMERY the home of Glacier Ice Cream - Power Buffer a n d Power Pasfeurized Milk Compliments of DAGMAR BAR Roy Rasmus sen Dqgmqr Montana THEJ.H.COMPANY George H. Johnson, owner Hardware, Coal, Lumber Reserve Montana who-IQ W 4.2.1 w.. I sh 4 - P' .5--1---1 Q :ini Mrs. Ray shows Bill Strode the large supply of gro ceries at Ray's Super Value Shop or Ray's You'll find it paysl Medicine Lake Montana A tl-..P' K L11- wr In b. 1. Sheridan Cleaners Plentywood Montana We clean with Sanitone - Note the differencel Farmers' Co-operative Association Reserve, Montana Uffe Nelson Manager l.H. Machinery and Appliances Uffe Nelson and Morris Madsen wait to give you smil- ing service! What an efficient looking annual staff! A movie entitled The Hasty Heart highlighted the junior class party, January 25. Medicine Lake took first place in the tournament held at Plentywood, February 19-20. Ophiem won second place which entitled both Lake and Ophiem to play in the tournament two weeks later at Glas- gow. The community of Medicine Lake put on a Home Talent Show February 25-26 to raise funds for a new firetruck. The cast of 75 played to a full house both nights, and the total show netted S1,084. High school students also took part in the show. The Honkers won another championship trophy when they captured first place at the Glasgow tourna- ment March 4-6. March 11 was indeed a memorable occasion for the journalists as the BDA WAUKA arrived 11 hours ahead of the scheduled deadline! ! ! Leland Stringer copped top honors at an FFA speech contest March 16. Donald Crohn received second place and third place was won by Harold Michels. A group of FFA boys took part in a convention at Baker, March 26 and 27. Richard Smith tied for first place in livestock judging, while the judges team consisting of Gary Brekke, Harold Michels, Leland Jensen, and Richard Smith received a second place rating. Don Crohn went on public speaking. Marlene Jacobsen, seniorg Ellen Jensen, juniorg Sharon Nelson,sophomoreg Donald Anderson, fresh- meng and Mrs. Lucy Smith, advisor went to the state FHA convention on March 29 and 30 at Missoula. El- len was elected to represent district 8 at the national FHA convention in Utah the summer of '54, Gary Brekke, Richard Smith, Leland Jensen, Jim Hatfield, Vance Petersen, Rud ale Nelson, Robert And- ring, Don Crohn, Mr. Robert Weber, and Dwain John- son attended the state FFA convention in Bozeman April 6 and 7. Numerous reports indicated an ex- ceptionally educational trip! The chorus toured to Bainville and Froid April 15. Mr. Johnson, chorus director, commented the piano in Bainville must play sharp ! A large crowd attended the band and chorus spring concert April 20. Mr. Bruce Johnson directed the chorus of 56 voices, and Mr. Clifford Grubb directed the 42 piece high school band and also the 42 piece beginners band. The coincidence that both bands had the same number of people does NOT mean that Added attraction of a chorus tour. 1 'sa sf . 'l ts' 'W gg gggggggggggggggi I'- Adjudicator,lohn Strohm,performing at the even- Rex Oberle, Leo Oblender, and Bill Grothaus wait ing concert of the massed chorus festival. eagerly to jump into their service trucks! they were one and the same band. For the first time in the history of M. L. H. S. the basketball team played in a state tournament. The SHERIDAN COUNTY ELECTRIC Honkers won third place in the tourney, which was at Livingston on March 19-20. The team won three COOP., INC. WHOLE trophies in basketball this year, which now rest in peace in the office. Phone 2601 Mountain Music , an operetta, was given by the junior high April 27. The following night they pre- Medicine Lake Monfqnq sented the operetta at a party for the high school. Six chorus groups participated in the mass chorus festival held April 30 at Medicine Lake. Mr. John Strohm of Minot State Teachers College was the ad- . judicator, and also director of the massed chorus. Montana 25' Shendan Mothers of the senior class served adinner for the class, fathers, and faculty Sunday May 2. Since eat- ing was, and still is, a favorite pastime of the seniors, G . . the dinner was enjoyed by all! Besides the girls as and Elecmc weldmg didn't have to do dishes! The seniors invaded Regina May 7 and 8 for their long-awaited Sneak Day. Lucky Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Grulib went allc-:ng as chagerganes. Q f h f westernt emewast e ecoration o t e gym or the Junior-Senior Banquet May 12. Don Omundson, NIELSEN GARAGE president of the junior class, was the toastmaster. Two days later suits and formals were again don- ned on May 14, when the prom occurred. Bill Mc- Farlin provided the music for the gala affair. Dogma' MUDTUUU May 15 at the unearthly hour of 5:30 A.M. fes- pecially bad for prom-goersy, 42 band members left for the Williston Band Festival. Romelle Rasmussen and Genevieve Charette were the twirlers while Bill Strode, drum major, led the band. Pastor Robert Johnson from Flaxville was the speaker at Baccalureate, May 23. The senior boys FUl'm6I'S C0'0P wore blue gowns, and the, girls wore white ones. The blessed day of commencement finally arrived on May 26. Dr. C.C. Swain from Minot State Teach- ers College delivered the commencement address. June Jensen, valedictorian, and Kay Lund, salutato- rian, delivered orations! On the last day of School, May 28, reluctant stu- Eilif Haugen, Mgr. dents turned in their cherished books. Band members swarmed to Minot for a band fes- tival, May 29. And so another fine year in the Medicine Lake schools ended. The beginning stages of the new Medicine Lake grade school. Lathework and General Repairing Dagmur Montana fl' gn! tb! v- is . Y I 746 'gfoakefz Pudlaieddqzde Wtexaawlaee 71454564005 39 W 1 M g 4 if 9 J 4 ,7f' f Seaukva 4' ' ' . ' . 1955-54 f y . x . , .4 , JA X! vg x X !! X 1 ff' r NUM I 17 X X IX I- W? Q Nix V4 A of ' Q.. I iq, . 1 - ' v - , fr f 5, 1 X ! 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Michels Representative NATIONAL NORTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE CO Life insurance provides the plan which will solve once and for all the job of mak- ing sure that the first part of life will take care of the last part of life, . ,and once this is accomplished, mind, as well as heart, is at rest, Medic ine Lake, Montana Get your grocery needs at ALVIN .IOHNSON'S We aim to please Reserve Montana For general merchandise go to WALIKONIS STORE AND LOCKER PLANT .Ioe Walikonis, Jr., prop. Reserve Montana 'UAW smnno, IHWCSTE' wsu? 'K MIS 4-f- ,,-tg -Gym. I 3? ,5i,A'.'f?gf :Ei Nj: Aasved, Julia, '31, fMrs, Walter Norboj, Medicine Lake, fhousewifej, Adams, Betty Sue, '51, QMrs, Jim Silbrantj, 810 N, 30th Apt, 8 Billings, Montana. fhousewifej. Adams, Patricia, '47, fMrs, Don Schertingl 4018 N. Broad Spokane, Washington, fhousewifej. Alcorn, SfSgt, James, '49, Hg Sg See, Wo 7th Strategic Fighters Wing Great Falls A.F.B., Montana, QU, S. Air Forcey, Alcorn, Joyce, '52, QMrs, Frank Michelsj, Medicine Lake, fhousewifej. Alexander,James, '24, Bozeman, Montana, farchitectural draftsmanj, Alfson,Ethel, '38, fMrs, Harold Lindgrenj, Belt, Montana, fhousewifej. Allen, Lorrell, '53, Reserve, Montana, Allen, Thressa, '25, Deceased. Andersen, Bernice, '42, fMrs. Robert Nielsonj, Route 3, Aurora, Nebraska, Qhousewifej. Andersen, Lillian, '39, QMIS. Robert Evansj, 1716 Ave, F, Billings, Montana. Chousewifej. Andersen, Rose Marie, '46, fMrs, James Lossingj, Redstone, Montana. fhousewifej. Andersen, Ruby, '48, QMrs, Guy W. Nielsonj, Poplar, Mon- tana, Box 50, fhousewifej, Anderson, Donald, '52, fStudentj, Dagmar, Montana,- Anderson, Eunice, '42, fMrs, Raymond Hilty, 90 Holtes Dam, Wolf Creek, Montana. fhousewifej, Anderson, Norman, '53, Reserve, Mont, C-Iack's Service Station attendantj, Anderson, Ervin, '53, Homestead, Mont, Angvick, Cora, '38, fMrs, Bruce Morrisj Morrilton, Arkan- sas, fhousewifej. Angvick, Edward, '45, Reserve, Mont. Uarmerj, Angvick,l-Iazel, '43 fMrs, Clyde Hughesj, 14542-6th N,W., Seattle, Wash. fsec, and housewifej. Angvick, John, '42, Cruzette, Oregon, fdepot agentj, Angvick, Lucille, '39, fMrs. Robert Friedrickj, Antelope, Mont. fhousewifej, Angvick, Sara, '32, fMrs, James Barsness,, 817 Princeton Ave., Spokane, Wash, Ator, Jean, '43, QMrs. Jim Smithj, Medicine Lake, fhouse- wifej, Ator, Lucy, '38, fMrs, Paul Chritiansonj, Froid, Mont. fhousewifej. Ator, Marvin, '47, Medicine Lake, ffarmerj. Ator, Roy, '42, Newcastle, Wyo. Qworks for oil companyj, Ator, Ruth, '40, fMrs. Joseph M. Kirklandj 1840 Race St., Denver, Colo. Chousewifej. Axness, Adeline, '49, 1320 Yorke Ave, New York 21, N,Y., R, 77 Qnursej, Axness, Charlotte, '53, 1320 Yorke Ave, N,Y, 21, N,Y, fairline workerj. Axness, Willard, '47, Columbia Law School, Columbia University, New York, N,Y, fstudentj. Bakewell, Ruby, '28, fMrs, Herwin Cyrusj 3519 Grimes Ave., Robbinsdale, Minn. fhousewifej. Bakken, Clarence, '44, Homestead, Mont, ffarmery. Barsness, Delia, '26, fMrs, Bill Grunsty Evans, Wash. fstore managerj, Barsness, Eugene, '37, 312 East 6th St, Laurel, Mont, fowner of Gardner Drugj, Barsness, Gladys, '48, fMrs, Gordon Frosty Poplar, Mont. Qhousewifej, Barsness, Richard, '45, Ula Chapples Inc. Billings, Mont. fpharmacistj. Barsness, Robert, '50, Y,N,31 U.S,N,, U.S.A-. President Jackson, Ula FPO, San Francisco, Calif. Bates, Eva '19, 1Mrs, Gaylord Tylerj Homestead, Mont, Bates, Helen, '20, fMrs, Jim Wintersj Stevensville, fhousewifel, Belisle, Glenn, '38, Valier, Mont. QSupt. of sclioolj. Belisle, Phyllis, '47, fMrs, Don Tryanj Flaxville, Mont. Qhousewifej. Bell, Maurice, '32, Kalispell, Mont, fsheet metal workerj. Bennett, Dick, '51, 432-47 -90 USS Butler QDE-339j '70 Fleet P,O, USN ISN MMQ San Diego, Calif. Benson, Blanche, '26, 1Mrs, Wayne Tylerj Homestead, Mont. Qhousewifel. Berger, Alice, '46, fMrs, Bloom, 8201-8th Ave, So., Seat- tle, Wash, fhousewifel, Berger, Lorraine, '44, QMrs. Lorraine Dessj 503 112 N. Main St., Butte, Mont, fhousewifej, Berger, Peter, '44, 415-5th Ave. So., Glasgow, Mont. Qfarmerj, Biggs, Garland Jack, '49, DTBUSN Dental Dept. USN AB fCoronadoj San Diego, Calif. Blank, George, '43, Medicine Lake. ffarmerj. Blank, Patsy, '43, fMrs, Harry Smithj 523 lst St, East, , Kalispell, Mont. fhousewifej. If Bodeen, Allen, '38. I,Bolstad, Harold, '45, Outlook, Mont, ffarmerj. '.' Bolstad, James, '48, Homestead, Mont, ffarmerj, j g'Bolstad,Olga, '26, fMrs. George Stuebej 536 E. Park Butte, Mont, fupholsterer-Mont, Casket Co,J. Ii Borley, Leone, '34, fMrs, Steve Martellj 5805 Ogden St., Il' Portland, Oreg. fhousewifej, K Borley, Lionel, '33, Medicine Lake. Cmanager of oil Co.J. I Bratvold, Claude, '43, 711-5th St., Two Harbors, Minn, ' fPastorJ, I Bratvold, Doris, '49, fMrs, Alvin Myersj 618-12th St. N.E., Minot, N,D, fhousewifej, Bratvold, Jeannette, '47, fMrs, Marvin Albertj Rt, 1, Box - 70, Ketchikan, Alaska. fhousewifej. Brenden, Ella, '29, QMrs. H,O. Kingj 1046 Copp St., San Francisco, Calif, fhousewifej, Brenden, Palmer, '25, 1046 Copp St., San Francisco, Calif, . fbarberl, ' Breslinx, Joe, '39, Brobst, Grace, '31, fMrs, Joseph Thiegej W 2403 Walton, Spokane, 13, Wash, fhousewifej. Brock, George, '36, P,O. Box 434, Atlanta, Ill, Qretail lumber businessj, Bummer, Dale, '50, Reserve, Mont. ffarmerj, Bummer,Galen, '46, Minneapolis, Minn. fstudent of Dun- woody Institutey, Bummer,Lorraine, '52, St, Olaf College, Northfield, Minn. fstudentl, A Bush, Miles, '35, 1007 South Jacques, Spokane, Wash, IC, Q P,A.J. Carlson, Esther, '48, QMrs. Bob Fossumy Medicine Lake. ' Qhousewifej, 'Carpenter, Ada, '47, fMrs, Bill Johnsonj Sterling, N.Dak, , fhousewifej. Carpenter, Donald, '44, Medicine Lake. Celevator-Inter- ' nationalj. Carpenter. Ivah, 'l9. fMrs, C,M. Thornbergp 27 -4th Ave, E., Kalispell, Mont, Qhousewifel. Carpenter, Joe, '45, Medicine Lake. fteacherl, Carpenter,Joyce, '19, fMrs, George Blissj Kalispell, Mont. fdairy farml. ,, Casper, Andrew, '34, 5323 North Cedar St., Spokane, Wash, flnternal Revenue Agentj, ,Charette, George, '48, Fort Knox, Kentucky, farmyj, Charlesworth, Lucy, '27, fMrs, Wm, Smithj Medicine Lake, Qteacherl. .Christensen, Elden, '40, Flaxville, Mont, fmerchantj, Christensen, Etta, '46, fMrs, Pete J, Tussj 716, 5th Ave. No., Lewistown, Mont. fhousewifej, Christensen, Eugene, '48, AflC, A.F. 19401680 7531 Air Base sq., A,P,O, 242 Box 66, '7aP.M., N,Y,, N,Y, Christensen, Janet, '52, fMrs, Tom Pollardj 127 E. 14 St.. - McKinley Apt., Minneapolis, Minn, Qhousewifej, Christensen, Lois, '43, QMrs, Walter Hejangaj Benchland, Mont, fhousewifej, Christensen, Norma, '40, lMrs, Earl Holjej Plentywood, Mont, fhousewifej. Christensen, Vernon, '43. Plentywood, Mont, fNorthern Wheel Alignmentj. ' Christiansen, Ivah, '29, - Christianson, Marion, '35, fMrs, Ralph Brandtl Apt, 18, Curtiss Hotel, Minneapolis, Minn. fhousewifej, 'I Connole, Harriet, '29, Havre, Mont, Ula Buttrey's Store. 7 Connole, James, '22. 1301-5th St, Havre, Montl Qdirector and supervisor of FAB Buttrey'sj. H Connole, Marion, '20, Havre, Mont, QButtrey's buyerj. Crohn, John, '53, Dagmar, Mont, Cfarmerj. i I 1, .., pumus-vfmiff ,.,. V Q, , ,f ' 'f' 1 .. , -I--1. if f ii' -'C ' ' 1' I H i,. .A 'x 1 ' I . ' ' ' 'F ,, 'L g , , 1- I I if 1 li I in . Q'i nh-'e's.--s J-wk ' 5 1 1 : 1' - ., , ,W ,H M 'ffl ,T f 1 1 6 r '- I F his rm' l -J , ll rv A -0 ! F nb -. . .xy f4.1l'I.I 'V '- 'ifff.fl .5 ,i , I 1 4 l rw -f ' 'J A Yr X' ' I UH. , . - I '-. 3e . :Q Xi: A :A 3 guru. il-LIU' QI' f' 'I ar. g C' fi , P A N925 5 id. 1 - RH'-iI'R1n , in., R, H. Chub Evans and his spread of Spred, EVANS LUMBER YARD LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINTS Medicine Lake Montana Compliments of B0 B A BAR Reserve Montana Buy your bulk gas and oil at the MEDICINE LAKE OIL COMPANY Lionel E. Borley, prop. Medicine Lake Montana Lionel Borley, Julius Brien, and Holger Grosgurth take time out for the camera. A -if 'W -' ...n Dahl, Cameron, '53, Jet, Oklahoma. fcustom combines workerl. Dahl,Joyce, '48, QMrs. Elon Enselmany Detroit Lakes,Minn, , Qhousewifej. 3 Dahlstrom, Pearl, '39, fMrs. Richard Larsenj Bonetrail, N. Dak. fhousewifel, 1 Danielson, Doris, '45, QMrs, Leonard Aichlmayrp 3823 E, 7 95th, Seattle, Wash. Qhousewifej. ' Davick, Margaret, '26, KMrs. Bill Ryanj 1805 Water St., Olympia, Wash, fhousewifel. Deem, Betty, '39. 1Mrs. Arnold beej Box 444 Plentywood, , Mont, Deem, Darlyne, '49, Augsburg College, Minneapolis, Minn, 3 fregistrar officej. 7 Deem, Glyn, '38, Medicine Lake, ffarmery. Deem, Robert, '37, 311 Huron Ave., San Point, Idaho. QREAJ. Delorme, Mary, '42, fMrs. L.A. Harrisj 220 112 Truslou St., , Charleston, West Virginia. DeTienne, Victor, '46, Hot Springs, Mont. francherj. Deubner, Edward, '38, Homestead, Mont, ffarmerj. Dolin, Francis, '30, 105 West Belmont, Fresno, Calif. fmotel operatory. Dolin, Rosemary, '32, Egeland, Jorgen, '38, Reserve, Mont. ffarmerj. Eid, Norris, '46, 10630 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 24, Calif. QCPAJ. Eidsness, Allyn, '36, Reserve, Mont. ffarmerj. Eidsness, Olive, '38, fMrs. M.D. Hansenj Reserve, Mont. fassist, cashier in bankj, Eidsness, Robert, '39, Reserve, Mont. Cfarmerj, Engel, Gerald, '40, Engel, Vernon, '37, ' Engelke, Carl, '38, I Engelke, Charles, '43, Homestead, Mont. Cfarmerj. Engelking,Edna, '32, QMrs. JJ. Arneyj 3037 Franklin Blvd., 'l Chicago 12, Ill, 2 -1 Enochson, Arliss, '47, fMrs. Clarence Zieskej Culbertson, 1 Mont. Enochson, Faye, '51, fMrs, Dick Stoney Box 906, Bridgeport, Wash. Erdahl, David, '52, Medicine Lake fconstruction worketj. Estenson, Myrtle, '43, fMrs. Don Dosetj 2427 W. 57th St.. Seattle 7, Wash, Evans, Mary, '52, 712-9th St, N., Great Falls, Mont, fsec- retaryj. Evans, Robert, '50, Y.N.2. U.S,S. Stembel 1DD-6441, 7uFleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. fU,S, Navyj, Evenson, Elden, '33, San Francisco, Calif. Qaccountantj. Everson, Donald, '37, 442 Burlington Ave. Billings, Mont. faccountantj. Everson, Harold, '28, Plentywood, Mont, Qlmplement and autol. Everson, Kenneth, '40, Reserve, Mont. Cfarmerj. Everson, Viola, '26, QMrs. Viola Bennett, 2441 Olive Ave., Altadena, Calif, fstenographerj. Flick, Alpha, '27, fMrs. Casey Moranj Rt. 15 Tongass, Ketchican, Alaska. Folven, Ray, '39. Foss, Carlton, '39, Deceased. Foss, Clinton, '43, Ballantine, Mont. Qrural mailmanj. Foss, Phillip, '33, 2332-4, Patterson Drive, Eugene, Ore, fassist, Professorj, Fossum, Alma, '32, fMrs. Myron Bolstadj Rt. 2 Box 2225A, Paradise, Calif. Fossum, Edgar, '38, Wolf Point, Mont. Qhighway dept,J. Fossum, Evelyn, '34, fMrs, Bob Brobstj Whitewater, Mont. Fossum, Robert, '39, Medicine Lake, fmail carrierj. Fredrick, Harold, '38, Fredrick, Hazel, '32, fMrs. Merle Kettermanj Plentywood, Mont. Fredrick, Le Roy, '33, Lewistown, Mont, Fredriksen, Arnold, '31, 1306 Broadwater Ave., Billings, Mont. Cradio and TV shopj. Fredriksen, Harold, '38, R.R.1, Whitefish, Mont, fFord sales counselorj. Fredriksen, Kenneth, '48. Fredriksen, Oliver, '39. Columbia Falls, Mont, freal estate brokerj. French, Helen, '29, fMrs. Gib Zeidlerj 3317 E, Edgemont, Tucson, Ariz. French, Irene, '31, fMrs, Buck Ryderj Ftoid, Mont. French, Richard, '45, Medicine Lake. Cfarmery. French, Robert, '45, Medicine Lake. ffarmerj. French, Willard, '29, Box 123, Margarita, Canal Zone, Qdentistj, Fulerson, Eugene, '31, Plentywood, Mont, Cmorticianj, Fulderson, Margie, '34, fMrs, Margie Robkej Fairbanks, Alaska. Gaffney, Marie, '28, fMrs, Lloyd Vandergriftj Medicine Lake, Garrick, Arlie, '53, Medicine Lake. Qmechanicj, . Gentry, Anna, '32, QMrs, Lee Johnsonj Rt, 2, Isaaquah, Wash. Gentry, Kenneth, '46, Gentry, Margaret, '36, fMrs, Ray Gietsenj 19513 Meridan, Seattle, Wash. Gentry, Miriam, '43, fMrs, Don Nodhagenj Virginia City, Mont. Gentry, Rolladene, '31, fdeceasedj. Gentry, Rebecca, '33, fMrs, Bert Alleej Box 1221, Avenal, Calif, Glaenzke,Marguerite, '21, fMrs, T.M, Kudenaj 3801 Hub- bard Ave., Robbinsdale, Minn. Glaenzke,Ruth, '27, fMrs, Erling Robej 405 Main St., Osh- kash, Wash, Glein, Gerald, '51, U,S, Coast Guard-27th West Comman- dore Way, Seattle, Wash. Gormley,Catherine, '26, fMrs, Amory Johnstonj Crest Out- door Inc,, Greenvill, Miss. Gormley, Mark, '33, Gtanbois, Elizabeth, '51, Fort Peck, Mont, treachery. Grandahl, Carrie, '50, fMrs. Howard Johnsony Medicine Lake. Grandahl, Marlin, '45, Medicine Lake, ffarmerj, Grandlund, Duane, '52, Wolf Point, Mont. fMontana Da- kota Utilityj. Guenther, Evelyn, '53, Box 332 Estevan, Sask. Canada, fBible Schoolj, Haase Rollin, '51, 702 East Comm,Anaconda, Mont, fworks at smelterj. Haase, Rosalyn, '52, 708 14th Ave, West, Williston, N,D. fSecretaryJ. Hallquist, Bernice, '33, tMrs, Lawrence Jensenj Richey, Mont. Hallquist, Maynard, '37, Plentywood, Mont, fstation at- tendantj, Hancock, Bryce, '39, Medicine Lake, QBody shop propj. Hancock, Gordon, '47, Medicine Lake, ffarmerj, Hancock, Vern, '35, Medicine Lake, tfarmerj, Hansen, Betty Jean. '42, fMrs. Alvin McGrathj Somers Stage Route, Kalispell, Montana, Hansen, Dorothy, '41, X Hansen, Duane, '42, Edmonds, Wash. fcabinet makerj, Hansen,Joyce, '42, Ovlrs, Joyce Morrisl Somers Stage Route, Kalispell, Mont. Hansen, Maybelle, '31, fMrs, William Christensenj 2405 Ave, B, Council Bluffs, la, Hansen, Obren, '38, Hanson, Alice, '45, 18106 6th Ave, North, Great Falls, Mont. fsecretaryj, Hanson, LaVerne, '42, fMrs, Dan J, Taulbeej 22 E. Center, Butte, Mont. Hanson, Leo, '43, Los Angeles, Calif. Hazeltime, Bennie, '45 Deer Flat Nat'l Wildlife Refuge, Nampa, Ida, QMaintenance manj, Henderson, Betty Jean, '47, Mrs, Leon Carnforth Elgin Ore C I - Hendrickson, Donald, '52, 614 6th Ave. West, Williston, N,D. Hendrickson, Harold, '50, AF19-420388 559th Ftr Esc Sq, 12th FTR, Esc wg, Bergstrom AFB, Austin, Texas, Hendrickson, Kenneth, '49, Medicine Lake. Kfarmerj. Hendrickson, Richard, '50, Medicine Lake, Qfarmerj. Henke, Arlis, '41, fMrs, LeRoy Torgersonj Cutbank, Mont. Henke, Audrey, '52, Plentywood, Mont, fteacherj. Henke, Beverly, '50, Plentywood, Mont, Qteacherj. Henke, Mary, '51, fMrs. Donald Rasmussenj Dagmar, Mont, Hilborn, George, '38, Hippe,Marion, '34, lMrs. Ernest Snellmanj Medicine Lake. l 1 K Q 11-Iv - ,www PLENTYWOOD ELECTRIC CO. General Electric Crosley, and Kelvinator Appliances Complete Electric Service Free Estimates Phone 77W Plentywood, Montana 1 OLSON AND SELL Groceries and General Merchandise , l Homestead, Montana Farmers Elevator Company of Homestead, Montana Co-operati ve Grain Elevator 4 and Bullt Oil Station l Homestead Montana , f g . F p S if ' ,. , A VX , , 2 - at -+42 ' A' L l . L, 'Q' p3 t . , A ' .- r ' 'f . J, . . 4- l f 1 ' f ,- W. ' ' , 1 1 M ' .- ,Q s v- l Q! f 1 FD.-+51 1' ...f 'gf-'flu , 3 -wi. , ,,, J, a 'jj,g'e 3 , 5' 8 .ln rv Gln. Q T ' D l'g,?4g-.fs fr E' ugh F ,,- 4 fl 'Wflf 1 fl ' Qu el E, 'f ,' -f H .ft 5 J ts 1 ' u Q ,, Kqx' ' Na L LV. A I 'Q' 1 'J fa I I R K 4. , 9 'H-5 5 r A 4 l F :A f lf ' ' l ' Q Rs 'J l .:- Ag it g ' Q 'fi X . .z ' I ' . RQ' Olaf Hallquist frightl about to make a pur- chase from Carl Eid llettl in the Farmers' Co-operative Association Medicine Lake, Montana Groceries - Locker Service 'Your own trading center' LAKE CAFE Good Food by Dude Medicine Lake Montana Gaffney Implement Co. Medicine Lake Montana Oliver, Finest in Farm Machinery T if ,fiifiiig ..f--- ,-f' --fe' ff r 3 l 0 ..- A ..,, I.. -- '42e.4aaw ' 54- A'3 f'-Rr-1 -- ' Hjort, Alice, '28, Mrs. Wyn Herzog, 515 2nd St. East Roundup, Mont. fMusic Teacherj. Hjort, Douglas, '53, 223Jumbo Hall, MSU, Missoula, Mont. fstudentj. Hjort, Howard, '49, Medicine Lake. ffarmerj. Hjort, Pvt. Richard, U,S, 56228291 10th AAABN, Fairchilo AFB, Wash. Hjort, Wesley, '34, Medicine Lake. ffarmerl. Holbrook, Bernard, '42, 520 8th Ave. S., Great Falls, Mont. Holbrook, Eileen, '40. fMrs. William Manningj 1707 Bill- halt, Great Falls, Mont. Holje, Chester, '42. Billings, Mont, fT.V. workerj. Holmgaard,Esther, '43, fMrs. George Strombergj Medicine Lake. Horn, Thomas, '41, Tule Lake Nat'l Wildlife Refuge, Tule Lake, Calif. Hunter, Jeanne, '52, Reserve, Mont, fsecretaryj. Huso, Rolf, '34, Ibsen, Irene, '40. fMrs. William Thorstensonj Spokane, Wash. Jacobsen, Alvin, '23. Coulee Dam, Wash. fdrug store prop.J. Jacobsen, Carl, '23. 844 fifth Ave. West. Kalispell, Mont. fPrincipal of Elrod Schooll. Jacobsen, Elaine, '36, 302 112 Harbor Lane, Seattle 6, Wash. Jacobsen, Eunice, '50, fMrs. Sylvan Lodahll 2020 Dillon Ave., Cheyenne, Wyo. Jacobsen, Everett, '43, Malta, Mont, Qlst track operator, Great Northern Railroadj. Jacobsen, Lorraine, '42. fMrs. Alton Wallerj Homestead, Mont. Jacobsen, Martha, '23, fMrs. A. E. Christenseny N. 2618 F St., Spokane 14, Wash, Jacobsen, Marvel, '40. fMrs. Jesse Jonesj Box 104, Shelby, Mont. Jacobsen, Roger, '40, 302 112 Harbor Lane, Seattle 6, Wash. Jacobsen, Roy, '50, Homestead, Mont. ffilling station at- tendantj. Jensen, Ann, '51, Reserve, Mont. lclerical ass. at court housel. Jensen, Ella, '39, fMIS. George Quanderj Conrad, Mont. Jensen, Ellen, '47, fMrs. Russ Burnesj 2605 West Van Buren, Green Acre Trailor Court, Phoenix, Ariz. Jensen, Evangeline, '39, 1312, 17th St., Fargo, North Da- kato. fclerk in dept. storey. Jensen,John, '50, Box 12, Homestead, Montana. ffarmerj. Jensen, Robert, '50. A.F.B. Westover, Mass. Jensen, Russel, '41, Chinook, Montana, Qgrocerj. Jensven, Ida Mae, '36. CMrs, Kenneth Tosaj Froid, Mont. Johansen, Eva, '40. fMrs, Howard Andersonj 2 Middle River ct., Baltimore, Maryland. Johansen, Mable, '40. fMrs. James Connery 2220 S. Knox ct., Denver, Colorado. Johnson, Andrew, '39, Deceased. Johnson, Arlene, '34, lMrs. Gordon Petersenj 526 Silvan Ave., San Mateo, California. Johnson, Arthur, '42. Columbia Falls, Montana. ftruck driverj. Johnson, Bruce, '43, Medicine Lake, CHigh school teacherj. Johnson, Emma Lou, '38. Johnson, Florence, '47, fMrs. F, Keinkerfuesy Forest Lake, Minn., Qhome economics teacherj. Johnson, Gay, '51, fMrs, Bob Cowleyj 1400 Yale Place, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Johnson, Howard, '36. Medicine Lake, ffarmerl. Johnson, Inez, '38, California. fnursel. Johnson, June, '39, Grand Island, Nebraska. Johnson,Margaret, '48, fMrs. Duncan A. McCarthyj 916 E. Grand Blvd., Detroit 7, Michigan. Johnson, Phyllis, '51, Concordia College, Moorhead, Minn. Johnson, Robert, '43, Flaxville, Montana, fLutheran Min- ister . Johnsonl Ruth, '37, Ruth Wigmore, Chateau, Mont. Johnson, Sigrid, '43, fMrs, Dale Templeton, 737 U. vold, Denver 8, Colo. Johnson, Stuart, '40. Deceased. Kadlec, John, '36. Kampen, Amanda, '41, I 1 l l 2 l J -E Kampen,Mathilda, '40, lMrs. Bud Ionesj 544 7th Ave. W., Kalispell, Mont. Kampen, Carl, '37, Reserve, Mont. ffarmerj. Kampen, Knute, '37, Reserve, Mont. Cfarmerj. Kampen, Melvin, '37, Reserve, Mont, Cfarmerl. King, Lottie, '22, Canada, King, Louise, '30, Canada. King, Muriel, '24, Canada, King, Virginia, '26. Kittilson, Eveline, '37, Klisis, Sofie, '46, flvlrs, Clyde Granningj Reserve, Mont, ffarmerj, Knudtson,Evelyn, '39, fMrs. Otis Nelsonj Culbertson, Mont. Krasts, Ilmars, '53, Minot State Teachers College lstudentj. Krasts, Olgerts, '50, 711 Superior St. S.E. Minneapolis, Minn, Qstudentj. Kruger, Clayton, '41, LaFrance, Frances, '35, Portland, Oregon Lajimodiere, Mae, '42, Lansrud, Gaylord, '42, 65620 H,Q,-H.Q. Co. 2nd Armed Corp, AP 046 c7aPM N.Y., N.Y. Lansrud, Kermit, '41, fdeceasedj. Lansrud, Viola, '40. lMrs. Jerl Coel 2760 Mott St., Pontiac, Mich, fhousewife and factory employeej, Larsen, Andrew, '38, Reserve, Mont. ffarmerj. Larsen, Arnold '47, Dagmar, Mont. Qclerk at co-opl. Larsen,Carl, '51, Af3c 19466492 15th trp. Cr, Sqdn. Larson AFB, Washington. Larsen, Hans, '49, Dagmar, Mont. ffarmerj. Larsen,Margaret, '53, 121 King St. Charleston, S.C. Qsec- retaryj, Larsen, Lily Ann, '52, Bozeman, Mont. Qstudentj. Larsen, Nina, '50, fMrs, Kenny Grindyj 513 1st, St. N.W., Minot, N.D. Larsen, Palmer, '49, U.S. 56228010 Hg. 2nd Tng. Group AAA Rtc, Ft, Bliss, Texas fPvt,j, Larsen, Shirley, '51, Larson, Anna, '25, Ovlrs. Harold Olsonj 2148 Larken St., San Francisco, Calif. Larson, Max, '31, 124 Columbia Height, Brooklyn 2, New York. Larson, Norman E. '31, Larson, Stella, '20, 202, Main St, Hayward, Calif, Laursen, Eva, '44, fMrs, .l.H. Bechtoldy 2800 Cook St, Den- ver, Colorado, Lee, Loyd, '41, Lee, Nancy, '52, fMrs, Marvin Strandj Reserve, Mont, Leer, Carolyn, '48, fMrs. Jack Andersen, Reserve, Mont. Levay, Alice, '41. Lieffting, Adeline, '32, Lieffring, Ella, '25, fMrs, Euhousel Eden, Mont. Leiffring, Irene, '23, Lipscombe, Henry, '30, R.R, Fort Peck, Mont, Lipscombe, Jarvis, '34, Glasgow, Mont. Crailroad workerj. Lipscombe, Lottie, '32, QMrs, Dolph Baneyj Glasgow, Mont. Lizotte, George, '51, Batry C , 546 F.A, Bn, Ft. Lewis, Wash. fPvr,y, Lodahl, Alice, '49. CMrs, Lloyd Andersenl Dagmer, Mont. Lodahl, Helen, '48, Augsburg College, Minneapolis, Minn. Lodahl, Howard, '48, RA 19315652 Det B, 8084 A3V 'loPM San Francisco, Calif, QPvt,J. Lodahl, Vera, '50, QMrs, Folmer Nybyj 6742 Columbia Ave., Hammond, Ind. Loutzenhiser, Alma, '37, QMrs, Ted Karij East 38 Hoffman, Spokane, 22, Washington, Lund, Doris, '46, fMrs, David Freemanj 3950 Pine St., Philadephia, Pa. Lund, George Stanley, '48, 3551 Sr. Stu. Sq. Box 1082 Moody AFB Valdost, Georgia. fLt.j. Lund,Helen, '43, fMrs, Arch Callawayj 110C Banbary Rd., Oxford, England, Uournalistj. Lund, Robert, '40, Reserve, Mont, ffarmerj. Lundquist, Ben, '26, Lyngaas, Beatrice, '48, fMrs. Otto Jensenj Dagmar, Mont. Lyngaas, Delores, '37, fMrs, Clifford Hoskingj 727 West Daly St., Walkerville, Mont. Lyngaas, Earl, '40, 217 North 10th St., Pasco, Wash. Qbook- keeperj. Lyson, Ardella, '51, 4112 Lobranch St., Houston, Texas. Lyson, Imojean, '52, CMrs, David Murray, Homestead, Mont. Do Business With Yourself -g Patronize 'vf-' ' Your Own Co-op ot the FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY Ch ri s John son, mg r. Reserve Montana HANCOCK BODY SHOP 'You wreck 'em, we fix 'em' Medicine Lake Montana For insurance of all kinds, see Philip Reuter Lake Insurance Agency Medicine Lake Montana Philip Reuter, Agent i , 2 lf 'Barb' Larson and Tommy Morin at LARSON'S BARBER SHOP Medicine Lake Montana State Farm Insurance Companies Life - Auto - Fire Peter Glein - Agent l Medicine Lake Montana Phone 2761 Dewey C. Howard W. Richard D. Douglas C. HJORT'S HEREFORD RANCH Polled and Practical Our herd sire, NUMODE 89th. v......,. , , - ya-..,,,ux-f -swf... an 14.11.-,. ..,- ,-,-.H-4-nu.. Madsen, Alta, '32, fMrs, Jack Morgardj 3422 E, l23rd Seattle 55, Wash. Madsen, Beulah, '32, 421 Seaside Ave., Honolulu 15, Hawaii, fsecretaryj. Madsen, Erling, '51, AD194664913741 ST P,F.T.S. N-4, F-1, Aviation Cadet, Lackland AFB, Texas. Madsen, George, '41, Kansas City, Mo. Madsen, Glenn, '50, PNSN555-42-67 VR-5 Education NASN, Moffette Field, Calif. Madsen, Larry, '36, fdeceasedj. Madsen, Leslie, '38, Plentywood, Mont, fworks at depotj. Madsen, Virginia, '42, fMrs, Bernard Peterseny Kalispell, Mont. Madsen, Weldon, '42, Stanford, Mont, ffarmerj, Markuson, Lucille, '31, QMrs. Steve M. Fulopj Box 452, Curunder, Canal Zone. fU,S, Army-secretaryj. Markuson, Marjorie, '23, QMrs. Willard Frenchj 123, Mar- garita, Canal Zone. Martell, Elvina, '45, QMrs, Everett Roberts, 70615 S.E. Boise, Portland 66, Ore. Martell, Herman Edward, '48, 7205 Admiral Place, Tulsa, Oklahoma, fmechanicy Martell, Maude, '36, 70615 S.E. Boise, Portland 66, Ore. fnursej. Martini,Cynthia, '40, QMrs, Bernard Krogedalj Homestead Mont. Martinson, Clayton, '42, 819 S, 32 St,, Billings, Mont, fcontractorj. Martinson, Dorothy, '46, fMrs, Carl Richardj 168 Burrage Road, Norfolk, Va. Martinson, Norman, '50, EM-2USN,R-Div. USS Merrick AKA-97 07aFPO San Francisco, Calif. Martinson, Richard, '53, US 56228301 Btry. D. 144th AAA Bn., Fort Lewis, Washington. fPvt.J. Martinson, Vernon, '48, Dagmar, Mont. Cfarmerj. Martinson, Wanda, '40, fMrs. Elwyn Vasbergj Rt, 3, Box 925, Hood River, Ore. Mayhew, Curtiss, '50, 2030 W. College, Spokane, Wash. Mead, Charles, '31, 232 S. Yantic, Bremerton, Wash. Melby, Berdena, '53, Zahl, North Dakota, fhired helpj. Mendro, I,N, '17, Mensing, Jean, '47, fMrs. Bernard Buehler1917-3rd Ave. No., Great Falls, Mont. Mensing, Lucille, '24, Uvlrs, Armond Chartierj 4345 Mackey Ave., St, Louis Park, Minn. Mensing, Mary, '27, fMrs, Mary Findlayj 283 Burnell St., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Michels,James, '42, 805 N. Lake, Miles City, Mont, KVO- AG instructorj, Michels, Leah,26, fMrs,Olaf Aashiemj Plentywood, Mont. Michels, Lois, '49, Medicine Lake, fteacherj. Miller, Bernadine, '50, fMrs, Victor Torgersonj Dagmar, Mont. Miller,Eleanor, '40, QMrs. Norman Helgesonj Alamo, N,D. Miller, Erna, '42, fMrs, T,W. Fordj 3420-32nd Ave, W., Seattle, Washington, Miller,Katherine, '40, fMrs.Edward B, Walker IID Apartado 45, Barcelona, Venezuela, Miller,Margaret, '42, fMrs, George Uremovichj Apt. 2061 -D, Marine Corp, Schools, Quantica, Va. Miller, Maxine, '53, Medicine Lake, Mont. Miller Milo, '40, Williston, N,D. Qstate A.W.J. Moore Joanne, '39, Morin, Alfreida, '50, Plentywood Mont, freceptionist and bookkeeper at hospitalj. Morin, Francis, '46, R.A, 19266487, Rt. 4 Box 4496-A, Paradise, Calif, fCpl.J. Morin, George, '44, Burbank, Calif, fbookkeeperj. Morin, Richard, '45, Airo Club S.W. Park and Layer, Port- land, Ore. Mork, Lief, '40, Reserve, Mont. lfarmerf, Mork, Maurice, '38, Reserve, Mont. ffarmerj, Mork, Melvin, '40, 1101 6th St, Sunnyside, Wash. Mork, Nellie, '42, Qlvlrs, John Orthj 5005 St, 114, Seattle, Wash. Mouritsen, Carrie, '43, fMrs, Wayne Dudley, 5927 N, Lin- deke, Spokane, Wash, Murk, Bina, '38, fMrs. Paul Boydj Butte, Mont. Murk, Marion, '30, CMrs, Kenneth D. Aulrj Wolf Point, Mont. Murphy, Mable, '34, Murray, David, '50, Homestead, Mont. lfarmerj. Murray, La Verne, '47, fMrs, Irven Rickel Jr,j Rt. 1, Arhol, Idaho. McEachern,Bennie, '34, Mox 854, Mecced, Calif. frefuge clerkj, - McEachern, John, '33, Camp, C. 130 Inf, Reg., Ft, Lewis, Wash. McEachern, Mary, '38, QMrs. Melvin Bucklesj Medicine Lake. McEachern, Willard, '39, 2430 Superior St., Madison, Wisc, fPolicej. McKenzie,Clifton, '43, 1513112 8th St, Bremerton, Wash. fNavy shipyard metal workerj, McKenzie, Duncan, '39, 5030 W. Bernice Ave. Chicago, Ill, felevator constructionj, McKenzie,Eillen, '35, fMrs,BillGaffneyJ 1513 1X2 8th St., Bremerton, Wash. McKenzie, Lloyd, '33, 3658th Training Ind, Sampson Air Force Base, Geneva, New York, McKenzie, Mary, '33, fMrs, Kenny Klinej Williston, N.D. McKinny, Betty Jane, '38, fMrs, Walter Stadickj 806 Park St,, Minot, N.D. McKinny, Eunice, '44, fMrs. George Leiningery 920 4th Ave. S.E., Minot, N.D. McKinny, Hugh, '41, 506 Breckenridge, Helena, Mont, QState Dept, of Public Instructionl, Nelson, Arthur, '52, Nelson, Donald, '33, Nelson, Dora, '35, fMrs, Jerry Butlery 3843-4th S.W,, Seat- tle, Wash. Nelson, Eva, '32, fMrs. Ernie Mortensenj 728 S,E. St,, Ox- nard, Calif, Nelson, Lawrence, '30, Burlington, Wash. Nelson, Oliver, '40, Nelson, Opal, '34, fMrs, Amie Effenbachj 924 Chestnut. Chico, Calif. Nelson,Orvis, '51, U,S, 56228521 Company KT. S,U, 9404, Fort Monmouth, N,J, Nelson, Walter, '53, Dagmar, Mont, ffarmerj. Neuser, Aileen, '32, Niederhauser, Jack, '44, Fort Morgan, Colo. Niederhauser, Jerry, '46, Medicine Lake ffarmerj. Niederhauser, Marilyn, '41, flvlrs, James Michelsy 805 No. Lake, Miles City,Mont. Niederhauser, Wilma, '35, fMrs. Matt Wiitalaj 1615 Marshall, Richland, Wash. Nielsen, Allen, '51, Thermopolis, Wyo, Box 1002, fbread salesmany, Nielsen, Duane, '50, US.-56120196 Hq. Co, 8084th A,U. AP0503 f7aP,M, San Francisco, Calif, QCpl,J. Nielsen, Ellen, '31, Nielsen, Everett, '51, AF 19466823 802nd Supply sqdn. Smoky Hill AFB, Salina, Kansas Box 359fclerk typistj, Nielsen, June, '43, fMrs. Andy Larsenj Reserve, Mont. Norbo, Gary, '52, 302 S. Willson, Bozeman, Mont. fstu- denty. x Norbo, Walter, '31, Medicine Lake, Qfarmerj, Norton, Glen, '33, 4318 Elizabeth St, Bell, Calif. Norton, Morle, '34, Gen. Del. Lakota, N.D. Norton, Myrtle, '36, fMrs, Jack Schowy Box 1118 Rt. 2, Fair Oaks, Calif, Nygaard, Florence, '35, fMrs, J,J, Marreolej 511 Monte Bovita, Los Angeles, Calif. Nygaard, Lorraine, '38, fMrs. Roy Johnsonj Bristow, Iowa, Nygaard, Thelma, '31, fMrs, Holfton Jacobsonj Deering, ' 'L Dwoin Johnson tries out one of Glen Pagan's beautiful new Bel Air Chevies. PAGAN CHEVROLET COMPANY Chevrolet Sales and Service Firestone Tires For your STAR-HI Poultry and Animal Feeds INTERNATIONAL ELEVATOR CO. Don Carpenter, Mgr. Medicine Lake Montana PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Plentywoocl, Montana Harold DeSilva, Manager A view of PIentywood's modern bottling plant. ew N.D. .K El ,RN . . Olson, Clifford, '33, Homestead, Mont. farmer . 'Y 'WMV' I 'W ,I 1 ,,.., ,'5qr' A N Olson, Clinton, '42, Japan Qarmyj, l D 5 , R is TY , 4:3 , 1 'X A Olson, James, '39, Homestead, Mont, ffarmerl. ,. :ffl , 'I ,, Olson, Marian, '35, fMrs, Howard W, Leej Ketchikan, L 7 Alaska, Box 1835. 1 H , ,I i It Olson, Norma, '42, QMrs, Harry Jensvenj Homestead, Mont, il 2 1 Overland, Byron, '43, 10430 l51st. Ave. Renton,Wash. ' N 1, . 'J fBoeing aircraftj. ' fl , - 1 Overland, Elsie, '29, CMrs, Meredith Freeburgj 3315 Cedar i it A 4 3 ,Q sneer, san Diego 2, Calif, , ,I fa ' Overland, Iris, '45, fMrs, Raymond Christoffersenj Froid, ' . 4 - 1 ' ' . Mont, ' ,,. 'TM' ' ,u ,fa Overland,Olga, '29, CMrs. Aubrey Ashley Jr.J 5160 Harmon . - ' 'r ' gg ' ' 'fl Lane, La Mesa, Calif, H- 11.41-.-.. I- L, N T h 1 A :XX- I-I 1.I'!BrT'iZfD.'1.5IKil?J-,5n2.Li,:.1.Kf'1 I'I!1T.'L '.I'L'.i .if -. hi' ' I ! 1 I , :X ,.-A .N ' 'Dew 1- Medicine Lake band members who are proud owners of instruments from the Sidney Music Mart. SIDNEY MUSIC MART Dealers In Pianos - Radios - Recorders Band Instruments - Organs - Records Sheet Music - Supplies Sidney, Montana Phone 256.I Compliments of CLUB BAR Medicine Lake Monfana Bud and Charlie LAKE THEATRE Tops in movie entertainment four nights weekly. John Stubban Mgr. Medicine Lake, Montana Overland, Terry, '50, Homestead, Mont. ffarmerj. Patneaude, Burton, '47, Wolf Point, Mont. Patneaude, Joanne, '50, Box 452 Poplar, Mont, fbook- keepery. Pattison, Richard, '46, 117 Park Drive, Great Falls, Mont. freporterj, Paulson, Adeline, '38, Paulson, Bertha, '31, fMrs. Joe Boothj Billings, Mont, fteacherj, Paulson, Strong, '31, Fort Peck, Mont, Pedersen, Alton, '50, Plentywood, Mont, Pedersen, Arlene, '49, fMrs, Art Lesterbergy Reserve, Mont. Petersen, Clarence, '50, 783rd. AC and WSQ Charleston, W. V, fair forcej. Petersen, Laura, '39, fMrs, Jess Angstrnanj 1620-7th Ave., Havre, Mont. Petersen, Leonard, '53, 2901 Independence Ave., St, Louis, Minn. Petersen, Lillian, '42, fMrs. Ted Gates, 410-8th St, South, Great Falls, Mont, Peterson, Marguerite, '31, lMrs. Lee Turnerj Winnemucca, Nev, Peterson, Norma, '33, fMrs, Lyn Petersj f'IaRio Linda Record, P,O, Box 178, Rio Lind, Calif, Phelps, Elizabeth, '40, fMrs, Faye Moffetl Havre, Mont. Pistner, William, '38, Poe, Dorothy, '29, fMrs, R,H, Provostj Miles City, Mont. fDodge 8a Plymouth agencyj. Poe,Helen, '32, QMrs, Homer Lambdinj 1950 Lowell Ave.. Butte, Mont, Poe, John, '36, Medicine Lake, fDruggistj. Poe, Virginia, '44, fMrs, Don Carpenterj Medicine Lake, Pomerleau, Clifford, '33, 10056-4th Ave, S,W. Seattle, Wash. Powers, Richard, '35, Williston, N.D. Qrealtory, Pruitt, Jack, '43, 1033 Vine Ave., Idaho Falls, Ida. Quint, Mary Lou, '52, fMrs, Marlin Grandahlj Medicine Lake. Rankin, Penelope, '44, fMrs. Mike Karij 354 A. St., Braw- ley, Calif, Rasmussen, Audrey, '53, Hamilton Hall 3311, Bozeman, Mont, fstudentj, Rasmussen, Donald, '43, Dagmar, Mont, ffarmerj. Rasmussen,Elaine, '47, QMrs, Virgil Wagnerj 1241 Ave, D., Billings, Mont, fnursej, Rasmussen, Ethel,fMrs, Leonard Novaky 1223 West 25th St., San Pedro, Calif. Rasmussen, Glen, '51, Co. C 636 Signal Bn KOPNJ Apo 541 Ula PM N,Y,, N,Y, QCpl,J. Rasmussen, Gorden, '48, AF 19418756 7490 Tech Tr, Sqdri. Box 215 APO 207 '7oPM N, Y., N,Y. Rasmussen, Grant, '41, Dagmar, Mont, ffarmerj. Rasmussen,Jean, '44, fMrs, Roy I-larricksj 2034 N, Cohuen- ga, Los Angeles 46, Calif. fnursej. Rasmussen, Laura, '36, fMrs. Andrew Andersenj Reserve, Mont. Rasmussen, Lowell, '39, Dagmar, Mont, Qfarmerj. Rasmussen, Mae, '39, fMrs. Don Mulkeyj 13114 S. Merkel Ave., Paramount, Calif, Rasmussen, Ruby, '38, CMrs, Tom McKeej Rt,1 Box 415, Gresham, Ore. Rasmussen, Weldon, '38, 850 Diversey Parkway, Chicago, Ill, qlandlordj. Reimers, Ruth, '38, fMrs, Thomas Siglel 2002 Elston, Michigan City, Ind. Reuter, Anna, '23, fSister Mary Lawrencej Ursuline Acade- my, 2300 Central Ave., Great Falls, Mont, fteacherj. Reuter, Bertha, '36, CMrs, James Sturatj 611-Dahlia St., Palm City, Calif. Reuter, Frances, '39, fMrs, William Slembergerj 610-22nd St, N., Great Falls, Mont, Qbeauty operatorj. Reuter, Frieda, '35, fMrs, Harold Weitzy 2824 Floral Blvd.. Butte, Mont. Reuter, Philip, '39, Medicine Lake finsurance agencyj. Reuter, Robert, '42, Dagmar, Mont. lteacherj. Richwine, Guy, '29, RFD 4 Aledo, Ill. Cmechanicj. Richwine, Leroy, '31, 1409 N. 46th, St., Seattle, Wash. Richwine, Mable, '38, fMrs. John Cherryj 217 N, 10th St., Pasco, Wash, .,,,-, . ...,-1.. C.,- Q Richwine, Sarah, '31, fMrs, LeRoy Sturmj Polson, Mont. Robinson, Alice, '32, fMrs, Nels Nelsonj Antelope, Mont. Robinson, Edith, '36, fMrs. Harold Nelsonj Medicine Lake. Robinson, Frances, '40, QMrs, Lionel Borleyj Medicine Lake Robinson, Frank, '46, Medicine Lake fdepot agentj. Robinson,Gladys, '32, Mrs. Ray Hall uistj Medicine Lake. Robinson C Q Nelson '29, 634 Hastings Missoula, Mont. Romine,'Lelia, '24, Bozeman, Mont.. Rorvig, Maxine, '37, Uvlrs, Robert Hoffmanj 856 W. 85th, Seattle, Wash. Royels, Clarence, '23, Wadsworth, NevadafSupt, of Schoolsj. Royels, Mable, '20, fMrs. C,C. Dormanj 2624 S. Hatch, Spokane, Wash. Rungborg, Ardell, '50, CMrs. Gordon Nelsonp Brookside Trailer Court, Spring Lake, N.C., Box 141. Rungborg, Gordon, '52, Reserve. Rungborg, Velma, '48, fMrs, Dan Madsenj Hot Springs, Mont. Sayer, Marshall, '41, Townsend, Mont. Sayer, Rupert, '44, 917B lst, Ave. N. Great Falls, Mont. Sayers, Anne, '38, fMrs, Joe Daugherty, Poplar, Mont. Sayers, James, '35. Ufalim Sayers Sr., Poplar, Mont. Schmitz, Anna Rose, '39, Veteran Administration Bldg., 2171 Pacific Ave., San Francisco, Calif. Schmitz, Lillian, '28, fMrs. John Beringerj Perkam, Minn, fbookkeeperj, Schmitz, Marian, '35. ilvirs, Ambrose Buelll 725-2nd St., Havre, Mont, Schmitz, Willard, '47, Sidney, Mont, fclerk-Lyle Hawkins jewelerj. Sell, Richard, '36. Homestead, Mont, fgrocerj. Senecal, Mabel, '50, fMrs, John Engstromj Glasgow, Mont, Seyfert, Willis, '41, Shinners, John, '34. Shively, Verna, '30, fMrs, Gale C. Wagnerj 511 State St. Olympia, Wash, flnstructor of deep sea diving classy. Singleton, Georgia, '24, Havre, Mont. fcarpenterl. Skillingberg, Agnes, '25, fMrs, William Leej Archer, Mont. Skillingberg, Betty Jean, '47, 1Mrs, Ray Johnson, 526 Bell- mont N., Seattle, Wash, fnursej, Skillingberg, Howard, '41, Homestead, Mont, ffarmerj. Sleight, Stephen, '21, Beach, N,D. fpharmacistj. Smith, Eugene, '47, Reserve, Mont. ffarmerj. Smith, Jessie, '48, QMrs, Oliver Fredriksenj 270-3rd Ave, West, Columbia, Falls, Mont, Smith,Marguerite, '41, QMrs.Ol1ieJackJRT, 6, Wenatchee, Wash. Smith, Marvin, '34. Smith, Mary, '41, QFunkj 106 Stewart Homes, Helena, Mont. Smith, William, '48, 1Grothausj Medicine Lake fLine man on REAJ, Snellman,Gladys, '39, fMrs. Gene Herzog, Medicine Lake, Snellman, Gordon, '42, Medicine Lake ffarmerl. Snellman, Kenneth, '44, Medicine Lake ffarmerj, Sorensen, Esther, '23, fMrs. Einar Larsenj Medicine Lake fteacherj. Stack, Andrew, '34. Stadig, Norman, '40, St. Paul, Minn. Stanek, Billie, '35, U7uMrs, Jerry Stanek, 18 Chelsea Drive, Los Gatas, Calif. Stanek, Doris, '33, fMrs. Howard Burkej San Jose, Calif, Stanek, June, '40, QMrs, John Smithj 18707 Paseo Oramos, Saratoga, Calif. Stanek, Marlene, '40, Qdeceasedj. Stephens, Isabel, '27, 98 via Encanto, Monterey, Calif. Stevens, David, '33, Medicine Lake ffarmerj. Stevens, Lorring, '47, Medicine Lake ffarmerj, Stevens, Ralph, '35, 624 S.W. 137th, Seattle, Wash. fair- line captainj. Stowell, Aneta, '35. Stowell, Elsie, '29, Stowell, Harold, '33, Strand, Dale, '52, Reserve, Mont, ffarmerj. Strand, Lillian, '39, QMrs, Ralph Stevensl 624 S.W. 137th, Seattle, Wash. Strand, Marvin, '50, Reserve, Mont. Qfarmerj. Strand, Myron, '48, Strandskov, Herbert, '39, Rt. 3, Box 50, Poulsbo, Wash. Qwelderj, Try the LAKE HOTEL for comfort unexcelled GLEIN APARTMENTS New, modem, fumished Phone 2761 Medicine Lake Montana Hotpoint Ranges used I year in the Loke home ec. department only S248 MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES Wolf Point Montana Represented Within the covers of the 1954 HONKER, are the blood, sweat, and hours of diligent labor by the senior journalists of Medicine Lake High school and their advisor, Mr. Irving Andreasen. Theyhave striven to present all the events and in- teresting highlights of the 1953 -1954 high school year Deepest appreciation is given to all who contrib- uted in any way to making it complete. Special thanks go to Mr. Elmo Adams of the Medicine Lake Wildlife refuge for lending pictures for the art work and to Mr. Lloyd Markell and the county superintendent's office for providing a list of former teachers. May you enjoy this book and the pleasant mem- ories that it brings back. F 1 ,. Q , 4 3- , ogg: , ' ' iw 1 , A.. U 1 ' . 5' t Q' 5 3' Q Ed Nyby and Hans Fredricksen, ready fo serve you. For all your automotive needs see the DAGMAR FARMERS UNION TRADING COMPANY Dogmar Montana ' '-M-+V----........... . For your dancing and listening pleasure go to the RAINBOW BALLROOM at Medicine Lake, Montana Billy Chandler owner R 'ii Strandskov, Yvonne, '42, fMcDonaldj 413-10th St, N., Great Falls, Mont, fsecj. Stringer, Donna, '52, Malta, Mont, fclerk at Penney's storej. Stringer, Grace, '51, QMrs, Gene Norvolrlj Malta, Mont. fwaitressj. Stringer, Norman, '38, Medicine Lake fgame refugej, Stromberg, Clara, '42, QMrs, James Olsony Dagmar, Mont. Stromberg, Clifford, '48, Medicine Lake ffarmerj, Stromberg, Earl, '41, 7225 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood 28, Calif. Qcar salesmanj, Stromberg, George, '41, Medicine Lake Qmechanicj. Stromberg,Metha, '38, qMrs, Harry Olsonj Medicine Lake. Stromberg, Vivian, '44, fMrs. Keith Lesueurj 623 N. 6th St., Plattsmouth, Nebr, Stubban, Elmer, '28, Medicine Lake fstore managerj. Stubban,Esther, '34, fMrs, Kenneth Coxj Kingsville, Texas. Stubban, Gina, '24, fMrs, Watson Foster, Jordan, Mont, Stubban,Ivan, '33, 317 Dacotah St., Dillon, Mont, Qdray- line ownerj. Stubban, James, '37, 1026 1X2 Ridgelake Dr, New Orleans 20, La, fmusic store ownerj, Stubban, John, '23, Medicine Lake ftheater ownerj, Stubban, Leighton, '50, RESLM, School B-106USC6 Trasta, Geronton, Conn, fElectrical branch of Coast Guardj, Stubban, Lorraine '48, Plentywood, Mont, fsec,j, Stubban, Margaretha, '22, QMrs, Earl E. Dilerj Panama City, Florida. Stubban, Norman, '29, 4094 Lake Elmo Rd., Billings, Mont. Tax, Ben, '45, 1235 E, 95th, Seattle 5, Wash, fsalesmanj. Tax, Carol, '49, flvlrs, Al Aakhusj Plentywood, Mont. Tax, Dora, '39, QMrs, John Careyy Boulder, Mont. Tax, Janice, '52, Ottumwa Heights College, Ottumwa, Iowa. Tax, Loyce, '51, fMrs, Clemet Sebastianl Spring Lake, N.C. Tax, Marion, '38, QMrs, Mike Kahutj Stockett, Mont. Tax, Patsy, '49, Stanford, Mont. fteacherl. Tax, Vera, '43, 1343 E St., San Bernadino, Calif. fteacherl. Tesch, Ewald, '41, Tlustosch, Betty, '39, fMrs, Jim Grandrudj Culbertson, Mont. Torgerson, Arthur, '40, Dagmar, Mont, ffarmerl. Torgerson, Flora May, '52, Maxbass, N,D. fteacherj. Torgerson, Manard, '39, Dagmar, Mont. lfarmerl. Torgerson, Sander, '41, Torgerson, Verda, '41, QMrs, Roy Hoffarthj Plentywood, Mont. Torgerson, Victor, '39, Dagmar, Mont. ffarmery Trageton, Lois, '38, QMrs. Kenneth M, Uthusj W. 2224 Liberty, Spokane, Wash. Tronson, Betty, '51, lMrs, Richard Hendricksonj Medicine Lake lsec. for REAL Tronson, Mae, '48, QMrs. Keith Reynoldj Laurel, Mont. Tverberg, Donald, '48, AF 19406f327,407th Periodic Maint Sqdn,, Great Falls, Mont. fGreat Falls Air Basel. Tyler, Gaylord, '22, Homestead, Mont. Cfarmerj. Tyler, Keith, '28, Menomanie, Wisconsin. Qprintingl. Tyler, Stanley, '32, 3212 Hoover St., Redwood City, Calif. fcontractory, Tyler, Wayne, '23, Homestead, Mont. ffarmerj. Umbreit, Ralph, '34, 822 West Garland, Spokane, Wash. fjewelerj, Underdahl, Harold, '36, Urdahl, Blanche, '41, Vik, Gudrun, '40, fMrs, Carl Kampenj Reserve, Mont. Vik, Olav, '53, Plentywood, Mont. ffarmerl, Vik, Torgier, '51, AD 19406319, Student Mail Seet. 54-H Reese AFB Fairbanks, Texas Box 737. Vilen, Carol, '48, fMrs. Larry Vaubelj 1514 7th St, S.E., Minneapolis, Minn. Vilen, Evelyn, '39, fMrs, Robert Danielsonj Antelope, Mont. Vilen, Hilton, '39, 1007 11th Ave, N.E., Rochester, Minn. fMayo Clinic Administrationj. , Wagner, Harry, '39, Wagner, Melvin, '45, Rehm, N,D. ffarmerj, Walikonis, Albert, '47, U,S. 56228371, Btry B 6th Trg. D. C . C, Swain delivering his words of wisdom to the graduation class. Bn. AAA RTC, Fort Bliss, Texas. Waller, Alton, '37, Homestead, Mont. lfarmerl. Waller, Bernice, '38, fMrs, Clarence Schleplrj 322 S, 29th St., Billings, Mont. Waller, Halles, '33, Homestead, Mont, Qfarmery. Waller, Howard, '41, Plentywood, Mont. lmanager of body shopj, Wessner, Ida, '34, fMrs, Riley Tuinsonj Benton City, Wash. Wessner, Ella, '30, fMrs, Bob Andringj Medicine Lake. White, Alfred, '45, Reserve, Mont. Cfarmerj. White, Ardell, '44, Plentywood, Mont. fbarberj. Williams, Joyce, '45, fMrs, Lars Morkj Antelope, Mont. Qtelephone operatorj. Winter, Bernard, '38, Apt, 104-312 Harvard S.E., Minne- apolis, Minn. fM,D.J. Winter, Charles, '42, Kodiak, Alaska QA,A,A,J. Winter, Edith, '39, fMrs. W. McCumberJ 311 Curence, St. Paul, Minn. Winter, Edward, '39, Winter, Evelyn, '37, fMrs, Joe Gorgensenj W. 20 Sumner, Spokane, Wash, Winter, Frances, '33, fMrs, Arne Lawrencej Swan Lake, Mont. fMilwaukee R.R. Co.J. Winter, Phyllis, '36, fMrs, James McNeilJ Froid, Mont, Winther, Arlie, '53, Billings, Mont. 1Franklin Sereen Co.J. Winther, Earl, '48, Miles City, Mont, QMilwaukee R.R. Co.J. Winther, Gladys, '41, Granger, Iowa fwaitressj. Winther,Oda, '53, Grand View College, Des Moines, Iowa. Qstudenty Wivholm, Allen, '47, Box 714, Glendive, Mont, QChev. salesmanj, Wivholm, Dale, '53, Medicine Lake, Mont, ffarmerj. Wivholm, Jean, '53, fMrs, Vern Guenthery Dagmar, Mont. Wivholm, John, '43, Medicine Lake, ffarmerj. Allen, Bessie, Andreasen, Mrs, Helen, Q41-501 QMrs, Irving Andreaseny Medicine Lake. Ashcraft, Basil, 139-42J State Dept, of Public Instruction. l-lelena, Mont. Axelson, A,M., Axelson, Bertamae, Bakken, Marie, Q45-463 Plentywood, Mont. fteacherj, Bell, S, Margery, fMrs. J.M. Leonardj 6617 S.E. 17th Ave., Portland, Ore. Beltman, Clara. Bensen, Blanch, Q27-29D Bjelde, A,C., Kendrid, N.D. Brekke, Ivar, Q42-46, Reserve, Mont, ffarmer and teacher at Eden Valleyj. J Brentlinger, Bee, Q28-291, Burkhard, Leona F. 124-251. Bush, Carolyn, Q30-311 fMrs. J.O. Johnsonj Wash. Butchart, Marion, Q30-315, Butters, M.G., Q39-401 Joplin, Mont, QSupt, of Schoolsj, Charlesworth, Lucy, Q32-345 fMrs, Bill Smithy Medicine Lake, Christianson, Mrs. Thelma, Q41-44j 436 Daly, Missoula, Mont, fHome ec. teacherj, Clifton, Pansy, 1291. Colton, Madely, Q27-28j fMrs. Wm. Depawj Grafton, N,D, Condit, Jessie, Q23-24J, Connole, Marion, Q22-241 Havre, Mont, Corey, Winifred, Crain, Donald, Q21-223. Cutts, Louise, Q29-302. Dignan, Helen, Q40-421 fMrs. AJ, Hoffmanj 603-5th Ave. S.. Glasgow, Mont, fhousewifej. Drake, Frances, Q30-31J fMrs. O'Nielj 813-3rd St. S.W., Roundup, Mont. Drew, William, Q51-531 2015 George St., Butte, Mont. Durning, Katherine, Q18-191. Ellis, Albert. I 4 Introducing - Miss June Jensen and Miss Kay Lund, top students. You've discovered what has been happening to the fledglings and hon- 1 kers in their flight. Now lets check on the 6 3: Yes, then as now, M.L,H.S, had at its helm a dig- ' nified and severe faculty! I 1 'I I I v X ! ', 'l l 1 ry f fa 7 f '-, W , X - f -,- Y 'V . I' HQ , 1 :Q ffl. 1 , K I 1 N gt ., -1 .1 2 x S -. I 3 . -' I U . W I 4' . , if N ,N . 'fl ll '- Nl ' Ya ' L' . - -1 MSL ..f.g x 'F rx 'ask . ' 'g N 1 ' Xl , lu r G. ' Ka ra v I. l v Q i .I . . ,H 4 vi 'EE , 5 ' .- .v' ' , V ,At 1. ' . . , , ', 'lg f if f . , , , . 4 Today 's big wheels when they were only youngsters. 4 6 tv Chemistry class, under the direction of Henry Jor- gensen,was one of the many well-equipped branches of learning at Medicine Lake. Here's something we all remember - the old skating rink! But it gave way to progress -in the form of a new school building. , L ,dwg . ' r .- ' v v 1, 2 E f i , . MN . W.. 1' 1 2-. AX! L H ., . 1511531 lim . ,1 21 Fait, George. Ferguson, Bertamae, 130-311. Ferguson, Ruth B., 127-291. Fisher, Marjorie, 134-361. Fiske, Karl, 146-481 Chinook, Mont. 1teacher 81 Coach1. Fowler, Elda, 151-531 1Mrs. Wm. Drew1 2015 George St., Butte, Mont. French, Mrs. Marjorie, 137-381 123 Margrita, Canal Zone. Gard, Alma M., 121-2211deceased1. Gates, Maxwell, 129-441. Gottenberg, Clare, 128-301. Greembaum, Irene. Greene, Violette, 126-281. Greenlee, Gladys, 129-301 1Mrs. John Stubban1 Medicine Lake 1teacher1. Guy, Ruth 120-211 1Mrs. Chris Tange1 Poplar, Mont. Hall, Harold Doane, Edgewater Hos. Room 106, 570 North Ashlam, Chicago, Ill. Hanson, Clara, 120- 1. Harnish, Anne, 140-4111Mrs. Don Morley1 Richey, Mont. I-leggen, Thea, 127-3111MrS. Floyd S. Smith1 Cumberland, Wis. Higgins, Mrs. Ch., 124-251. Higgins, Mrs, Nellie, 125-271. Hoffland, H.H. 122-251. Hoffland, Mrs. Laura, 1deceased1 124-251. Holmes, Charles, W. 128-301 Windsoc, Mo. 1Gamble store manager1. Homme, Roy F., 145-481 Fort Benton, Mont. 1salesman1. Hoversten, Knut, 137-451 Sidney, Mont. 1science teacher1. Huffey, Mrs. A. Margaret, 123-241. Hunter, Dona1d,142-461 Culbertson, Mont. 1County agent1. Jacobson, Mrs, S.S,, 1Mrs. Jacob Jacobson1 1727 W. Spaf- ford, Spokane, Wash. Jensen, Frances, 125-271 1692 Hague Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Jenkins, Annabelle, 139-411 1Mrs. Ralph Johnson1 Medicine Lake. Jensen, Raymond,148-501Circ1e,Mont. 1Soil conserv. man- ager1. Johnson, George, 145-461 Reserve, Mont. 1Hardware Kc Lumber dealer1. Johnson, Hannah, 124-251. Johnson, Mrs. Kathleen McConnon, 141-431 Richey, Mont. Johnsen, Melvin, 140-441 428 W. 3 Rugby, N.D.1athletic coach1. Jones, Mabel, 126- 1. Jones, Margie, 128-291. Junod, Jeanne, 1Mrs. Wm. McElwee1 Townsend, Mont. Kadlec, A.L.. 130-451 237 S. 6th E. Missoula, Mont. 1In- surance1. Keenan, Grace, Twin Bridges, Idaho 1art instructor1. Kellams, Mrs. Pearl, Bozeman, Mont. Keller, Marian, 130-391 1Mrs. Nels P. Miller1 Medicine Lake. Kempf, Adolf, 1 -391. Kent, Lois, 141-421 1Mrs. John Smith1 Gregory Apts, 3-345 Skore Blvd. Astoria, Long Island, N.Y. Keogh, Noel, 147-501 Outlook, Mont. 1Farmers Elevator1. Kies, Mona, 1Mrs. Melrose1 609 N. Charles City, Iowa. King, Muriel, 126-271. Kolbeck Dorothy, 126- 1. Kuefler, Mrs. H. 120-211. Larson, Stell,122-231'7aMrs. Howard Olsen, 2148 Lacken St., San Francisco, Calif, Livingston, Frank R.. 113-181 Wound, Minn. Lund, Arthur E. 146-511 Bainville, Mont. 1Supt. of Schools1. Lund,Mrs. Cleo,146-4811Mrs. Arthur Lund1 Bainville, Mont. Marcum, Marguerite, Marsh, Percy, 151-521 Velva N.D. 1Lumber dealer1. May, W.H., 125-291 Missoula, Mont. The biggest moment in McCormick, Mildred, 121-225. McGrath, lsabelle, 112-135. McGrath, Olive, 118-215. McNiel, Mrs. Phillis Winter, 144-4G51Mrs. James McNiel5, Froid, Mont. Mecum, Ida, Richland, Wash. 1teacher at Columbia High School5. Mellbrook, S.J., 119-225. Miller, Celia, 118-215. Miller, Niels, 148-495 Dagmar, Mont, 1farmer5, Mitchell, Mary Ann, 140-4151deCeased5. Murdoch, Nancy, 151-525. Murphy, Irene, 122-405 2149, Nevada St. Baker, Ore. Murray, Hazel, 123-255. Murray, Norman, 152-535. Nelson, Dwight, 146-485 Box 530, Cody, Wyo. Nystrom, Miss, 122-235. Niederhauser, Mrs. Carmen, 152-535 Mrs. Jerry Nieder- hauser5. Medicine Lake. Olson, Mrs. Harriet Strand, 1-4051Mrs. Clifford Olson5 Homestead, Mont. Olson, Mrs, Mark, 116-265 Medicine Lake. Osborne, Grace, 129-305. Peterson, Elvina, 129-305. Peterson, Glen, 148-515 Concord Public Schools, Concord, Calif. 1teacher5. Peterson, Nellie, 121-2351Mrs. Noble5. Pollatz, Hattie. Renter, Anna, 130-315. Richardson, Maud. Ryan, William G. 130-315. Romstad, Helen, 140-425 1Mrs. Arlo Sampson5 Dagmar, Mont. Schneider, Alvina, 120-215. Siebrasse, Bob, 150-515 Conrad, Mont. 1Vets instrucror5. Stadstad, Curtis, 146-475 Plentywood, Mont. 1lnsurance5. Stapelton, Willard, 1535. Stephens, Isabel, 136-415 98 via Encanto, Monterey, Calif. Studle, Nellie, 118-195. Solberg, Ragna, 127 -285 Churches Ferry, N.D. Sorenson, Thora, 116- 5. Stubban, Gina, 126-2751Mrs. Watson Foster5 Jordan, Mont. Studle, Nellie. Tax, Vera, 148-515 1288 1X2 D St. Stockett, Mont. Taylor, Blanche, 1Mrs. A.N. Johnson51deceased5. Terry, Ollie, 119-205. Terry, Omeira, 119-205. Teesdale, Eugene, 151-525 Bridger, Mont. 1Military teacher5. Theiring, Eldean, 130-315. Togge, Miss , Townsend, Zylpha, 136-395. Trangsrud, Alfa, Fargo, N.D. Tubman, Kathleen, 144-495 Sunburst, Mont. 1teacher5. Urenholdt, J., 112-135. Vik, Gertrude,15O-5151Mrs. Jorgen Egeland5 Reserve, Mont. Ward, Philip, 124-255. Warner, Lucy, 125-265 1Mrs. Lester Campbell5 Spearvill, Kansas. Weinzierl, Michael,148-515 Ely, Minn,1Studebaker dealer5. Weitz, Miss Freida Reuter, 143-465 1Mrs. Harold Weitz5 2824 Floral Blvd. Butte, Mont. West, William A., 139-405 Laurel, Mont, 11-Iigh school Principal5. Wilkinson, Marie Ruth, 1305. Wilkie, Florence, 129-315. Wise, Mrs. C.H.,1deceased5. Edman, Mrs. Roy K., 120-215. Yes, there were a lot of things about our school thathadn't changed and we hoped they never would. Some of these were the ability of its students to work together, play together,and MAKE a good time when none was provided for them. 3 'l S ai' 1 1 EY. if? f, i ,, g g 5 s - 'V , I 4 1 i Y.s in y ix 1 1' 'V my W 4 5 And our teachers, who were our friends, not merely pillars of wisdom to be worshipped from afar. Tho' the members of the faculty changed, their wonderful willingness to join in our activities, 1such as hard time parties5 never changed, and we hoped this tra- dition would last as long as the school. Xxx the life of a high school student. Graduation-ab ways a happy, serious-sad occasion. 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W., 5451 Nw,-7.1.-, .1 -5. -.qw-v wi N91 vii--' v'- .ff fer: R f IJ Xkxi wx Nix 1,58 Miz, FRANK ROBINSON JOE TAX O O For many years of cheerful capability in keeping the Medicine Lake School system a place we are proud of, for keeping their sense of humor prevalent, and for joining Lakers in their gay escapades and thereby adding an air of legitimacy to the same, we respectfully dedicate the '54 Honker to Frank and Joe, our nomination for the best janitors anywhere. 4 it