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

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Jacqueline Armour Jack Holt Dick Pinsonneault Donna Brooks Edward Dixon Marjorie Durrant June Hamel Phyllis Jensen Edna Kinzle Betty Ann Krantz Pauline Krantz . Paul Richards Donna Riding Bob Roseleip Marvin Ross Richard Strong Helen Thill Kenneth Twichel Norman Weiler CAMERA SHY, Reginald Dumontier Juniors show promise of taking the lead in all activities as seniors next year. Those who have seen action on the gridiron and will probably see more next year are: Dick Pinsonneault, Bruce Papenfuss, Bob Roseleip, and Edward Dixon. Among others, Pinsonneault, Papenfuss, and Dixon will probably be out for basketball again next year. Duane Matt also played with the basket- ball squad this year, but checked out before the term ended. Track prospects include Pinsonneault, Weiler, Dixon, and Roseleip, and for boxing there will be Pinsonneault, Dixon, and Roseleip. Jack Holt, Dick Pinsonneault, Donna Brooks, Ken Twichel, Jackie Armour, Betty Lou Simon, Reginald Dumontier, and Paul Richards, all of whom have played in the band for several years, are the musicians of the class. Jim Hanna Bruce Papenfuss Betty Lou Simon CC ass of 947 Betty Ann Krantz president . 1 Bob Raseleip,viceipresident Sponsor'-M55 Helen O ' be ' June Hamel, sec.-treas. w 13 t. 4' . -hi'-Y' 'iii'

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,J 1 C ass Will As we take one last lingering look through the familiar halls and rooms of dear old Mission High, we remember one custom of the past -the filing of our last will and testament. So, we hereby leave our individual trademarks to the remaining students. To Phyllis Jensen, Janis Holmquist leaves her sunny smile with the request that she use it faithfully. To Helen Thill, Dorothy Anderson leaves her slim twenty-three inch waist line. To Edward Dixon, Earl Baker leaves his ability to answer ALL questions. To Edna Kinzle, Lyla Cote leaves her beautiful reddish tresses. To Paul Richards, Willard Johns leaves his football suit. lBonnie has promised to keep it in repair.l Gene Freshour leaves his beard to Dick Pinsonneault. Lila Anderson leaves her ability to get to class on time to Betty Krantz. To Judy Krantz, Frances Jacobson leaves her tall stature. Parley Smith leaves his experience with romance to Richard Strong. Everett Nelson leaves his women to Douglas Allard. Mildred Nuse leaves her ability to skip land get away with itJ to Betty Lou Simon. Clyde Stockton leaves his speed to Charles Johnson. LaVonne Simon leaves her talkitiveness to Jackie Armour. To Bob Roseleip, Earl Britton leaves his shiny ringlets. Marie Detert leaves the Detert knack for basketball to Marjorie Durront. Jean Brison leaves her effervescent spirit to Dixie Sipe. To any sucker, Natalie Leishman leaves her position as editor on the Broadcaster. - Warren Cochran leaves his quiet and studious nature to Jack Holt. Tommy Stoll leaves his ability to collect money to Marvin Ross- it comes in handy when funds get low. To Reginald Dumontier, Lester McKeever leaves his musical note on the trombone. Ray Stoll leaves his jitterbugging to Norman Weiler. Alma Clayton leaves her height to Donna Brooks. Marie Krantz leaves her air-mindedness to Gerry Walker. Lorraine Barnhouse leaves her way with men to Joan Smith. Floris Green leaves her ability to take dictation to June-Hamel. f HMarjorie Johnston leaves Jim Huleva to the Dixon girls-regret- u y. Lela Bates leaves her ability for arguments to Elaine Mikkelsen. Ellen Hilton leaves to venture out into the world. We leave our way with the teachers to the students who are filling the seats we leave behind. I2

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-asf I. Myrtle Barnhouse Norma Hertz Judith Krantz Richard Phillips Glenn Carter Robert Hoyenga Florence McDougal Theron Sainsbury Geraldine Walker CAMERA SHY: James Brubaker, Marilu McDonald, Ida Finley David BEYI10 Nadm Frank e Leonard Fisher Harald Johnson Jock Phillips William Snedigar Class of Robert Hoyenga, president Sponsor-Mrs. Daugherty Geraldine Walker, vice-president Juanita Hilton, sec.-treas. ' 5 I4