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

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' 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.