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

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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

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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. Happy because we were leaving the books and studies behind, serious because of the responsi- bilities we must assume, and sad because these were the best years of our lives, and now they were over. ,f3i'1T7i.t' ' '