Mission High School - Qua Quei Yearbook (St Ignatius, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1945 volume:

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May this be s reminder of happy school days. 1 5 DE DUCATUQN W 1, . f 455 fy f 3 We, the MIS-TANA Staff, d6d1CBt6 this, our an- ! nual, to the alumni who are in the service of our QZAQEQEZEQZM 7,f-- WE Country in whatever capacity they may be. www 'mfrf f I wwweanenew if may w,msm1wsfy ,swam . fl 3i13:3i1Ei1?f'EWiWi' 4 . f W' ,af i wi 5 M5442 :51Hf53,f5fm ii1l?' 4 .1 wel wwe my fwf l falaugwafga 75 , l 1we-G'i1i E:5:zsE3u5:' 4 fHJiH'f,,vQ W M A i l A rl' W' 45213213 1 ':: l I X . J A X J wwwfwigwfaaw ' V ,www n 2 ff . . 2 WQWLE I 4 412235396233 Jack Pinsoneeult Editor-in-Chief f f ,,..f .ml g,7M.q3,q, as jf, Y 1 ff: . f f -4 f :1,1.,fw ' ' l .1 1,0 ,ll U, , , gin? 1 'f -' 2 . L ' f' 4 5533, 1 ' ,z EW 2 'J Q X Q W o fyys 1 w . Gwynne en as 1 or h , -gg 4 W Harold Kibler Business Manager 'i'ii5ii5WWW6' .2 4Vii553Eii 1EiE9' Revs Ssndon Asst. Bus. 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Row two-Russel Allison, Richard Strong, Earl Britton, Lloyd Smyth., First row-Jack Pinsonneault, Dick Pinsonneault, Thomas Stoll, Eugene Freshour, Willard Johns, Donald Miller. . BASS 3 oo , Back I-0w.L10yd Snyth, Edward Dixon, Earl Britton, Raymond 5120111 Warren Cochran' Wayne Bf tt Mr Stark. ,Q:.,t',.,,,,lJeek Pineenneeun, Dick Pineemeeult, Russel Allison, Eugene F1-eshour. Dvmld 1 Miller. 5, , MMCQUUB1 Back row-Edward Dixon, Bruce Papenfuss, Warren Cochran, Willard Johns, Richard Strong, , Dick Pinsonneault. 1 Row two-Russel Allison, Thomas Stoll, Earl Britton, Wayne Hiatt, Donald Miller. 1 First row-Raymond Stoll, Jack Pinihhhihlllt, Eugene Freshour, Lloyd Smyth, Mr. Stark- Baok row-Max Stark, Adviserg Parley Smith, Everett Nelson, Earl Britton, Richard Strong, Warren Cochran, Donald Miller, Lloyd Smyth, Lester MoKeever, Jack Pinsonneault. - Row three-Earl Baker, Dick Pinsonneault, Russell Allison, Herald Johnson, Gene Corcoran. 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Z1 111111f17111:f 5' 111111111e'11 1, . 1111127111 2 11 z 1 X n 11111 415111? 1 111151115111 an f7X ' Back row-Bez-na McKeever Ruby Sirucek Marjorie Johnston Marie Detert Jackie Armour 'Hi Dorothy Strouse, Jean Bgison, Judith 121-antz, Janis Holmqcxist, Reva Sanclon, Gwynne Kent, 4-151 ..,. 4 4 Lila Anderson Florence MoCullum Betty Jenson. ' ff? Row three-Francis Jacobson, Betty Krantz, Juanita Hilton, Dorothy Anderson, Marie Si rucek, ,Q 7fJ4I X Meeene Leiehmen, Ellen Hilton. ' 1 X Z Row two-Geraldine walker, Phillis Jenson, Betty Veres, Lila Cote, Pauline Krantz, Alice ,gg if Stockton, Marjorie Durr-ant. . X f First row-Virginia Kersaage, June Hamel, Helen '1hill, Lavonne Simon, Lela Bates, Marie ff! ?1' A Kragtgbllifzty Lou Simon, Donna Brooks. ' ' ialgfdg A N, N.. -1., A - x.,-IAXHIXV ,I 3 X1 1.1 H 1 1 1 ! f 1 1 1 .1 ...ff 'If .f . f 'ff'-wgfyfgpjfy A Q V11 3 ,EE J f N-ex 1,3-.x,,,x. X.,x X, X l-1 . 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As grad- uating pupils of the class of forty-five, we may think we have reached our final destination 'Ne have not--we have only begun.. Within a year this class will, without doubt, be scattered to all corners of the world. Some will be engaged in the service of their country, some in the business world, and others as homemakers. To neny this occasion may seem a joyous festival, but to me it is a sad parting. opportunity of all meeting together again. go with us. We, as a class, will probably never have the But wherever we may go, may success and honor As we go out into this new world, we will find many seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Our minds and hands must be burnished and skilled. Much will be expected of us, therefore, we must go forth with an increased determination to conquer. We are to be the leaders of tomorrow. Can we accept the challenge of that leadership? We must. In order to establish peace and preserve our democracy, we must be able to cope with all problems which confront us. Not only must we meet them, but we must solve them. To do this, we must all put forth a greater will to progress and to succeed. From all we have seen of this war, we can well acknowledge the fact that man is fast reaching the ultimate in harnessing the great forces of destruction. We has not, as yet, approached the ultimate in constructive effort, however. While the forces of destruction if X 7 X Z 4 , ., X p. 4' f Z 1 I ' are temporarily in their infancy, we under-estimate the positive forces at work in the world X 'N f .751 1 On the positive side is education, which in itself, is an important counterforce to destruc- gf? J tion. By its power-, we may prevent a recurrence of the tragic situation in which we now X - ' find ourselves. Education must be made into an effective creative instrument for the pur- Q ' pose of building a better society. We are aware, though, that education has failed to keep' V fag f step with the temzto of modern society because of the more frequent cloi stored attitude which y - has become increasingly dynamic. Q f v n-if AZ K One instance of this failure is exemplified by the fact that we have not developed i ' the talent of managing the growing industrial and governmental institutions. When we look Z. 6 to colleges for persons trained in administrative leadership, only a sn-,all percentage needed 6 are present. Such training is very essential and very necessary. More boys and girls must EZZWZE' 5 X f f be trained to direct and aid social ron-ress. TC- 4525735225 lhfslgumj 'f ytdwfgiy P 0 . Nifty! Kgaf' 52 , 24 2- lf' Fhilure to find sufficient leadership ability has handicapped the administration cf' :V the war. To reach the common objective of victory, all of our resources, Tvoth human and f y- natural, must be utilized. This requires expert and trained administrators. The lack of I Q these has forced both government and business to accept inferior workers. A27 iiiifhiiitfiif ' 2 .iw .it fi 424 4 ,,'i4iQi.sWa:il: ieswwwy X fl' Mr f'. W f dfwwhse f At this- point I will again state my question: Can we accept the challenge of being I .X the leaders of tomorrow? Perhaps the problem comes down to one of the ignorance of the ff educated man. One may be highly trained in one aspect and yet have a curious blindness about things outside his sphere of learnin . Even within the field in which he has studied 7 W ..,n.w.4yf .swims-nr . g .wx -f .ylu intensively, he may. be at a disadvantage in dealing with simplesituations. This is what W mg we must overcome. This is what we may conquer. We must face this new world with highly nf' QWESE ', alert minds, not overcrowded with one idea. We must be able to fill in the gaps which are X W' threatening to break apart the unity of ourdemocracy. We are entering an era in which international relationships will be so important that failure to understand the problems 'W X' and meet them capably may plunge us into another war. This must not happen. It is up to 1,1 each and everyone of us to prevent it. Our policy must produce tolerance, mutual under- fp, QZWEELZE standing, and a sense of responsibility for the general welfare. 'f ,:.,wngf::ggZW ?15:q5:u,g, 7 I!:f515g51gg2'115gH4f! wwf, Z EMWW - - ' , ?5Vi5?'2qii?W: -fl ' The time has come when we, as Americans, must take our rightful place in world affairs. 55i5i5 ?'5Wf 'QV We must assume the reSp0nsibilitv of leadership. We must take the shades from our eves in 4125452355 X if eqgwagvwv 1 . ' mQ11m6sfwhi,,f ,9?ii,1Ea'ii.E5 fwygygggp ,E 'f . gugglgygpfgggi our dealings wi th othersand realize that they, with their problems, see thi nas from dif- :3wGf'gyE9lWyi6f gfzwgggggggfgggi f ferent angles than we do ours. Let' uS take our positions successfully and honorably. isifwiffyi 2 W is sgsygh if 3 wwiiifiellsi W fu!! W g 54 may f f Mg:5:15:5:1: , ' ,QQ In closing T wish to say thanks--thanks to our Superintendent, '.lr. Crump, and to the. gf 292, faculty. They have brought us thus far along our pathway. There have been many short-cuts Ziiafii, ,Z Mg? JW! and detours alan this path, but with their assistance and guidance, we are now out of the WQWEZSEEQS 4':46:mfs 1 I f WMA: 5 - .::-'fini -. 'mgslv harbor, into deep channels. And as we take our leave, we can hear the echo, Conquering-- ' And Still to Conquer, V , ' K WW V vw wif g A vpvm T V 9' 4 19' 'fr ' ' :ff 'Hz' 5' V SW. f W he NN . X V. 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It is my sincere hope that you will enjoy our program. I X Z ,. , Tonight brings to a close our years of high school. It is the desire of my classmates Z V and myself to expressuour heartfelt appreceiation to those of you who have, many through Z sacrifice, made this occasion possible for us. You know who you are: parents. 1568-GYIGFS, g ey? Z A' fri ends, all who have faithfully served us in one capacity or another during these Past W Z Q if X twelve years of' preparatoxfy' training. To you the class of '45 send a grateful Thank you. Z You taught and guided us with one object foremost in your minds, the betterment of us as if individuals. It now becomes our duty and privilege to serve and as we go forth, the obgect ? Z foremost in our minds is the betterment of the conditions existing in our present day world- E 354 y' X ' X ' ' , Tonight we are as newly launched ships going 'Out -of' the Harbor Intvoigiep ghannelsff 4 214: 5 We deeply realise that we have little knowledge of where those channels ta e us or o f what our responsibilities will he in the future as we face if. but we do Wislfl to SXPFSBS to X IZ ,ff ' you our conviction that the future will not find us afraid, but instead it will find us X fearless toface it, come what may. A 1 X ' 'f ,fu ' -- Q H7 X W Z Z 'I'he members of this graduating class of 1945 follow in the footsteps of the graduates 1 7 J HQ! , of the past three years in that we are stepping out into a world savaged and torn by man- ,,,, X X kindvs most savage undoing, war. For the majority of us our plans have already been laid If Z 2 1, - in that we will soon serve our country. Some, in our class have already answered its call. - 7 : f , -1 f ff We must take up the task which has been' placed before us. We all well know the immensity Z j my X . of this task. It is a task, which, if' well accomplished, will mean new life to millions of .15 -' Q 5935! Z ' - . Z if war weary people I ' f f .. n sv - 19? To some in whose wake we are following 1n this war we say Thank you for a Job well I I A ' done. For they--my friends--have fallen. I now quote from the citation of a fallen St. I Z l ,' Ignatius boy. 'Quotes He lived to bear his country's arms. He died to save its honor. V Z He was a soldier....and he knew a soldier's duty. His sacrifice will help to keep aglow Q ,W the flaming torch that lights our lives....ths.t millions yet unborn may know the priceless Q Z W joy of' liberty. And we who pay him homage and revere his memory, in solemn pride, rededicate X ourselves to a complete fulfillment of the task for whi h he so gallantly has Placed his 'ESU ',f A . 35127, ' 1: 1,4 life upon the altar oi man's freedom. Unquote. ' ' 'd 'It is for us the livin ' n :wi wi, It is as the gregt.Pm1SI'lCa!'1 Abraham Lincoln, once sa: , , EC, iwmsf up Zyl rath-er, to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us, that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave their last full measure A7 Z oi' devotion: that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain. ': f f lf The teachings of the past twelve years have not fundamentally prepared us for-Althe im- A mediate future which we now face. but we shall not falter, for it is against an .zerican yy, XX, creed to do so. We must aid in the final destruction of the enemies of' democracy, for 2332 f X then, and only then, can we plan a happy, prosperous and fruitful life. The resources for ggif , Mg ff? the present worldly conditions are all well known to us. Our way of lifevwas challenged and with God's help we met and a-re overcoming that challenge. We know what is yet to be Q34 done, for the post war problems are many. We know the lessons to oe learned and what our ' . part is to be in the victorious outcome. The world is our stage, mankind our master: and W I Christ our perfect example. I I Z! H - -' - E :E Intelligence must win or civilization will perish. Our very survival depends upon our if ,Q f .2 , being willing to spend talent and money and time for constructive ends as we are spending Q 152 393 X them for war and destruction. - ' W Z QV Our's is the America of Tomorrow. The success of our nation in the world forthcoming rest on our shoulders and the shoulders of thousands of young American men and women our f ages. For me are the Americans of tomorrow. Education and leadership, these two will Z ' . travel hand in hand down through the ages. The many things for whichsour nation stands 4 fag Q . will lead us onward to ultimate success. 9 1 .gy , 0 giigguwx Q Y ' P ilggffggliaia ,- AZ! '11 Z 1 Ml sw:-e wwrr few . : : f ' fi ' , ' 'ff ' ' lg!! 51? ff? ,25aii3WVi 2' s 2 gsweiwis 1 ' , . , :Jimi 43: -V A14 :Z M: 5 'iehiiafwi 2 . s , ' - 1 -to f of I f 1 .ff f Q' . ',.--': ?zfr22fWW ff WW ' wwf'::f A -t .. . Wm: . ,f ff!f7.5ff,jgQ1jJ,,j,,..:,,4Q2Qg53f l - sa . ' fran-ff:-sci. .-sfwfz.-f- :fwmw fr:e::::w W ' is-1:1-1-5 f - Z---:,.f ' fs ---:: ' 2' To the Faculty we extend our sincere appreciation for their patience and guidance , ,, If ffwffaffff ' .. -.4.--- v,-.-. 1, 'N .,: lc:,...... .,,., f X X -...-:Lb I yv .,,, rip N 1.-as-?::w,, .. X f - . 5 1 'x ,. 'if ', - -'- ff! ,,.., .., vw of-iixxuxg P fs 'T ....- ,--- : ,..- ,v.-. - . -.'. : -:4J-J:-J'i'i:,:4i-I:-If-:-J'-, X ,L,,,::LL:g -fgypr N' cy .-,' I 4. I .-,,, 7 :1.g:.. 5' 'X 1 ' - X . 'dir---4 -:v X- -J if ., ' .. ' if ' --'-- rrftif' l , ...A.. erfswr' , W 5' 4 ..., X -'-'A' J ' ' ....gzt4.,.., J A PROPHECY I 2 A On May l8, 1975, as I wash flying on my Hornet W-B-9 plane fron Earth to Mars, I took ,Z my telescope to take my last look at the Earth. As I looked down I saw on the plains of' fi, I Z Z Z Wyoming' a large-house with other houses in proportion to it. As I observed closer I not- Z V iced on the rgate the name Donald K. Miller, Breeder of' Registered Stock. V, f X George Armour was seen in New York as a f'amous artist. . X Q ' Betty Vex-es was living in San Francisco with her two sets of' twins. Clyde and Claud, f Z7 Claudette and Claudia. f 1 f Gwynne Kent was seer singing: in a night club in San yliarnedino. Z f ! Down in Fort Knox, Kentwclfy, I found Private Lloyd Smyth, who xzade the army a career, X 4? Z polishing garhave cans, with Sergeant Wayne Hiott standing guard over him. Z 1 Z f I found John Sipe, the second Sinatra, surrounded v-y a group of' beautiful girls. 1 3 1 Pena Sandon was located as an instructor in an aviation school in California. 4 Z I Roberta Hef'i'ner was seen in the Phillipine Islands as a Sister ot' Charity. if Z Jaclcxliinsoneault was Bound as a scientist down in Egypt where he is visiting mummy'a 2 Q f 5, ? - , V xraves. 4 f f X! f I found Alleon Bates teaching at the State University at Missoula. Z 1 4,5 , Aletha Durrant was located in Salt Lake Cit , where she 'is managing' a Fashion Shop. l f ' ' r R' ' t' Ia' dr :bt-i'K'b1 L1 J '1 1 th ai 5 X df -.aay up in ft .e ocny noun ains noun 1aro .1 er, sett ng ,azi y n e sun rea ng N 1 the latest novel. I find Lillian Lal-:e as anurse in the Sacred neart Hospital in Spokane. 1 if Audrev Phillips Thozmson was looatzed as living in Missoula raising her Family of toys. if ll ' I 1 5 14 X ' Bi rfarnnond was seen right behind Sherlock Ho res in detect .ve wr . X I X Z Dorothy Strouse f Q f A f , J M cmss WILL 9 f W f 1 . Z 2 f' , 7 V at f ZX Tie, the Seniors of '45, of St. Ignatius High School, District No. 28, being sound of f mind and body, do hereby bequeath 'zo our heirs and executors the following to have and to hold, to wit: ' Q X 4. .45 , Z which they have given us throughout our school years. - V 'To the Juniors we leave the thought of' being Seniors. 'Te leave our ambition and stu- dious 'ways to the Sophozaores. , ' To the Freshmen we leave our way with the faculty. George Armour bequeaths his 'love for augunents for arguments to airs. Marble. Alleen Bates leaves. har hashfulness to Leona Cordier. Aletha Durranr leaves her tact in hair styling to. 'fl.!'llI1l.8 Kersavafqe. Bill iiazmnond leaves his curly hair to anyone who doesr,'t have a permanent wave. Roberta bief'f'ner leaves her serious sense of horror to Marjorie Johnston. 'fiayne ifiettsregretfully leaves Lyla Cote to the Junior boys. ' Gwynne Kent Eequeathes her numerous romances to Berna ..IoKeever. Harold I-Iibler leaves his pull with .'rs. Tracy to Tommy Stoll--he will need it. Lillian La':e leaves her wit to L.ela Bates. Z f if M ? Q , -4 X , Don :Tiller leaves, lot will return to Gwynne. f , Jack finsorseault leaves his art in atheletics 'to Gerald hi.jg'S. Audrey Fhilliys 'L'ho1-.pson leaves high school for ho:-.e work in Jissoula. ff fy. Feva Sandon leaves her sweetness to Edna Kinzle. 7 ' X John Sipe leaves his . f'e1i:ine t.vuch so Ken 'IH'1icl'el. Z I 5 Lloyd Smyth leaves his infiusizrious habits to Farley Smith. . E .' Dorothy Strouse leaves her fancy ,fi'?terha,1g- iffy to Dorothy Anderson. 4 Z ff - Betty Veres leaves her Quiet ways to Jackie Armiur. Y , A In 'Witness whereof, we do hereby set our appropriate seal on ihis 'irst day of' Varch. 1 X ' f in the year of' our Lord, 'Une Thousand Vine Hundred and F'orty-five. y 3 X ' ' 1 af' 7 , Signed, jf X ,-X 4 f X Z 'ffm SENIOR CLASS of '45, '-fs if 5 '? X 4' -f 2 y I ' 2, Z fi . , ,.,........ ,.g ,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,. - .-. -W .... .. . , ' ' f Q ' N, xglf'21j. Q f x3fxtxy -tu yy -xg g 2 5 Us :I 1' ,-' f -' ,fjQ: f'ff7,f'f,- ,- ,,f'4M!56W! ' f X X -X, x, X V gy? HX N 1 a g ,lf g ',' I ,f .ff - ,f ,,-'ff -,,,f'f4f Eff . ' K, W s4fs.'sf 'x x ' ..- ' f .- .fa-f-ff,ff- L.ff1-f- 1.ff'e2ffeffz' ' ' M sV,N.-Ns-,N,s.N:. Q Q , ,K-,.... b-...KI .1 ff jc.,-:,,f' ,,ff:0,,..-fff'uw..-f,4Q444. J f 'ivff1E?l5X,ff e'.., ' W W! s4'4':5327Ali , ..... '---- ' ' -..N ...,,- .'---. W .-,4's.,, I x ,-f' ',-, ....,,..,.. V na, ......- 1 3264619211 - .... 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' ': -'.- Z, 13: Q91 I U Decemlver Plaoe Won By Scores Q Z I Z 5,5 ' . g :I f fgzf- fi C. .. ,ED ii ! ff , he X f an ff 2 Arl ee he re Mi ssl on 34 X 8 Plains ' here Mission 13 f 4f K' -f . 9 Ronan there Ronan 25 W '15 Superior there Mission 11 16 use rton there Alberton 21 1 , X 22 I Plains there Mission A 13 ig f Q W ef 27 Stevensville there Stevensville 23 f 5 28 Hamilton there Hamilton 55 ' , 29 Missoula B there Missoula B - 41. 2 QZV 5 fi January 4 X f 1, f , A 6? 4 V 9 5 - jf f , ' 5 Frenchtown here Mission 12 X Q 6 Charlo here Mission 15 , ,Z ' 10 Dixon there , rn ssion lg X M Q4 Q 12 Superior here Mission I ,- Q X 15 De Molays here Mission 25 'Z 17 Stevensville here Stevensville 31 425' ' -4 M. f gg 'ff , X 19 Arlee there Mission 28 If ,.-' 7 5 I 20 Thompson Falls here Mission 13 - Q9 2 J, 5 26' Alberton 1 here Mission ' ' 15 ' I 27 Hot Snrings here Hot Springs ' 55 X f 5 X 51 Dixonb here Mission 29 Z 'E ,. if ' iff f if ' XM? v Q' Fe brua y WHS? , 1 'Y 2 Ronan here Mission V ?4 , 1 5 Charlo there - Mission ' 29. f L 1 3 6 Hot Springs there Hot Springs v '24 Z9 1 ' 9 Missoula B here Missoula B 35 l Q I ' 30 Thompson Falls there' Ni ssion 40 159 . ,, 4 ' Q- 214, i X W TOTALS vzo sie ,I A f ! 4 fy 5 V 16 games won 9 games lost is 1 Zi: ' ff l 1 ' ' ' ' Wi ff? .Mi 1 X ,leaf ff fi X' W f .fy ,defame , X X 1 A1 ash Q fam H ' ' V aww f W fl nm msroar or nfs ssmoss gf W , , fi - 4 MA AMWEEQ 'f am . :Af Mama 'V W 47' 1,35 George Armour, Alleen Bates, Bill Hammond, Harold Kibler, Donald Miller, Jack Pinson- 53 eault, and Dorothy Strouse started first grade at the St. Ignatius Public School in 1952. 5, 1 ' The first grade teacher was Miss Charlotte Mittorg the second pzrade, Mrs. Regina Sauber. ,,--' f 2 Lloyd Smyth was addeu to the class in the third grade. He oarne from Craig, Montana. The if ' third grade teacher was I-.lies Anna Zelenzy. Gwynne Kent and John Sipe joined the class in , 71 3 E the fourth grade. G nne hailed from Cornish, Utahg John from Pleasant Valley, Montana. ' Z Z f V Wy 'VZ fri:-1: Q U! 5 Miss Gaznilla Osborne was the fourth grade teacher. Aletha Durrant enrolled as a member of Z I 4? I. the fi fth grade when Mrs. Planoh Pehl was teacher. Aletha came from Cornish, Utah. Miss ' W Marguerite Sohoonovenwas the sixth grade teacher. Roberta T-le f'ner came from Ore- on to , ' begin the seventh grade. The teacher was Lair. Homer Ilelch. Lirs. Nora C. Srnock who is grade X princi pal, was our teacher in the eigth grade. Betty Veres and Lillian Lake enrolled as freshmen. Betty came fron. the Ursaline Academyg Lillian, from Polson. The high school staff' 7' X consisted Qs g P. C. Crump, Vera Hobenicbt, Tiaurice Driscoll, Tnrbjorn Koen, Carol Olson, ff 2 X Veda Jacobs. The staff' for our sophomore year: P. C. Crump, J. C. Deeney, Carol Olson, . Veda Jacobs , Riley Hensley, Eugenie Lebel, Helen Oktabec, and Thorbjorn Koen, H. B. Vanaas Z was the band teacher. Revs Sandon joined the class in the junior year, coming from Milwaukee, 'Z 5 Wisconsin. The teachers were: P. C. Crump, Helen Oktabec, Bessie B. Marble, J. C. Deeney, Z, fa 'Tax' Stark, Eugenie Lehel. 'Ihorbjorn Koen, and 9. B. Vanaas. 'Nay-ne Hiett joined the class Q, ,Eg WZ in the last year of' our high school life. Wayne hailed rom Missoula. The s+at'f:. P. C. Q, Crump, Bessie F. arhle, Rhoda Tracy, Kathleen Flynn, J. C. Deenoy, Marjorie I-owen, 'Jax Z!! 3 'Q' - Stark, and Koa Daugherty . V ff? j 5 ' ' ' 2 5 f 5 Q ,i,,,WZ.W oz., I 5 I .I , A X . ,I , L , 5 , 3 f 1 ,f ', , , l,..,,, .,,,,!,, ,W , I I X d Nlnxjx QQ-QQQ, Ei 2 Ui f,f,f',ff'.f K WW as .e e 2 2 f f 2 W, ., NN, es, -s. '. 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