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

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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'

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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.

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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...-