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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1952 volume:

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M 3'- 4 rl- M- .,-:U1L4'wH2 ., .gf-rf - .15 .g - , JM. Lx... XL, ' .., ,Ia .TT Ai ' I . - L.. 5:3 ENV.. 4, 1 Q ,. -Q-.::?g..,.. f QAV .gvwwf -jsjiffy' w - 4 5 3.5 3 . - 4 . .L 7 - ' '- Aft .' . 'x ' '-1 44' -...i 5-Mil' AH . . 1 . 1 1' ' ff-t'if' ' -. ,,.f .,. ' fi-13 4 .-. . . ,I Q .. F .. .. - ,..1 1 'H-.K -3. v ,...y,..1. Q -- . vg Lx! X X, S 4-.., ei-A ,.-....,f f , I , de 7752 2:44 :ceo Presented by: The Senior class of Mission High School, St. Ignatius, Montana. ' A'-ltr' Wg. , I X!!! jp f A,.t- 1 I 1' ff, aff f I Z' ,- 'W-i s' X Dedication s vii? As a means of expressing our gratitude and appreciation we, the graduating class respectfully dedicate the Nineteen Fifty Two Qua Quei to our Superintendent, Mr. Seljak. Mr. Seljak has been helping, guiding and advising us for six years. For this and for his eternal thoughtfulness, we shall always feel indebted to him. We feel that he shall al- ways be our friend. We would like to take this opportunity to wish him the best of luck in his future teaching exper- iences. 2 My heartie st congratulations to the Senior Class of 1951-52 for their ac- complishment in publishing this year- book. lsincerely hope that in future years, you of the Senior Class may recall many pleasant memories of your school days by looking through this book. Harland Seljak Superintendent I have engoyed working with the Class of 1952. Ten years from now you will treasure the thoughts and actions captured in this Annual. I want to congratulate uou on the good work on the Senior Play and this Annual. 1 expect we will be hearing many good things about you in the years to come. I sincerely want to wish you good luck. Keith Clawson Principal 3 William Kober Vocational Agriculture 1'-ff Chester Blaylock Social Science, English, History 1 4 5, . N-.1 Florence Eslick Home Economics, Math Judson Maynard Music, Math Roberta Pitch Charles Peck English, Journalism History, Math, P. E. Joyce Blackman Barney McDonald Secretary Science, Math, P. E 5 ANNUAL STAFF S i lst. Row: Floyd Mikkelson, James Jenson, Sports Writers, Frances Grubb, Co-Editor, Pete Gariepy, Busi- ness Manager, June Herschman, Ida Stockton, Copy Editorsg 2nd Row: Mr. Clawson, Sponsor, Gordon Hill, Willie Thill, Tom Krantz, Jack Currie, Advertising Managers, John Jeffries, Bev Maxwell,Photo- graphersg Bob Rollins, Advertising Manager, Ruth Stipe, Activity Writerg Those not pictured are: Evelyn Eye, Activity Writer, Joan Carter, Artistg Norene Durrant, Secretary, Margaret Hilton, Business Managerg George Beckwith, Class Historian, Joe Papenfuss, Co-Editor. The annual staff working? 6 5,21 CE f' -HQQQQM mfs A 1 Q ' fv. AQ w J YJ f 5' M5 YQ E 5 .1 Wa- Kl' -F x X K I N 1 I S l I . X -. TOM KRANTZ., PRESIDENT Football 1-2-35 Basketball 1-2-35 M Club 2-3-45 Chorus 1-45 Class President 25 Stu- dent Council 2-45 F.F.A. 1-25 Sentinal 25 Annual Staff45 Track 1-2-3-45 Boys Glee Club 15 Library Staff 25 BEVERLY MAXWELL, SECRETARY Basketball 1-25Chorus 1-2-3-45 F.H.A. 1-2- 3-45 Twirler 1-35 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Annual Staff 45 Class Plays 3-4. ,al i A Wx A I K 'w f 'K s. 5 I' A 5 I lx Q24 '. -Sa. 7 ' V . av' , nf , -'3' .3535- . 5 4 N' vg'3'.'ffN. v 1 L , 1?-5 L. , A KV A - -. fe,-A+- L ' is -75' ' VC GEORGE BECKWITH, VICE PRESIDENT Basketball 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-3-45 M Club 2-3-45 Student Council 35 Broadcaster 25 Class Play 3-45 Chorus 1. FRANCES GRUBB, TREASURER Annual Staff45 Class Plays 3-43 Chorus 1-2- 3-45 F.H,A. President 45 F.H.A. 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-25 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Twirler 1-35 Library Staff 2-35 Student Council 1. 1: '-3 3 If Q7 l l JOAN CARTER Annual Staff 4g F.H.A. 1-2-3-4g Vice Presi- dent F.H.A. 3g Class Secretary 25 Pep Club 1-25 Chorus 1-2-3-4. Q. ' N my X f JACK CURRIE Transferred from Missoula County High School. 2:AnnualStaff4g Football3p F.F.A. 1-2-3-4g Sentinel F.F.A.3g M-Club 3-4g is 'hx Pep Club 3-4: Vice President F.F.A. 4. NORENE DURRANT 9 Annual Staff 4g F.H.A. 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1- 2-3-4g Pep Club 1-2-3-4g F.H.A. Secretary JAMES DYKE F. F. A. 1-2-3-45 Football lg Baseball3g Boxing 1. . t PETER GARIEPY Annual Staff4g Student Counci13-4g Library 3g Class President 1g Basketball 2g F.F.A. 1- 23 President lg Class Treasurer 3. EVELYN EYE F.H.A. 1-2-3-45 Annual Staff4g Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Broadcaster 4g Chorus 1-2-3-45 Class Play 3g StudentCouncil4g Class Treas- urer 2. Sponsored by the MISSION LUMBER AND IMPLEMENT, St. Ignatius I0 MARGARET HILTON Chorus 1-2-3-45 Band 1 -2-35 F.l-l.A. 1-2-3- 45 Vice President45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Jun- ior Red Cross 3-45 Class Play 45 Broadcaster 45 Basketball 1. JUNE HERSCHMAN Annual Staff 45 F.H.A. 1-2'3-4: Pep Club 1-2-43 Class Play 35 Broadcaster 25 Library 1-2-3. JOHN JEFFREYS Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Football 15 F.F. A. 1-25 Chorus 15 Broadcaster 45 Class Play 35 Track 35 Tumbling. Sponsored by PURITY BAKERY and HOME GROCERY, St. Ignatius. I I 41 JACK JENSON Basketball2-3-4g F.F.A, 1-2-3-45 Secretary 45 Class Vice President 2: Student Council 4g Football 2-3-45 M Club 3-4. ,di ' x CLIFFORD MATT Transferred from Chemawa Oregon 4g Foot- ball 4g Basketball 4: M Club 4, F.F,A, 4, Q 1 Outstanding Senior Athlete. JIM JENSON Q F. F. A. 1-2-3-49 Chorus 1-2-3-4g Mixed 4 Chorus 1-2: Football lg Basketball Manager 45 Annual Staff 4: Broadcaster 3. 'Uh-wt Sponsored by MISSION LUMBER AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY, St. Ignatius I2 FLOYD MIKKELSEN Annual Staff 4g Vice President lg Student Council3g Library3g F.F.A. 1-2-3-45 Senior Play 4g Chorus lg Sentinal F.F.A.g Broadcaster JOSEPH PAPENFUSS Annual Staff4g Student Council 3-4g Broad- caster 2-3g Pep Club 3: Chorus lg Football 1: Class Play 4. 5, EUGENE NELSON Football 2-3-4g M Club 3-4: F.F.A. 1-2-3- Sponsored by THE PARK THEATOR, St. Ignatius. I3 BETTY PHILLIPS Pep Club 4, Secretary 4g F.H.A. 1-2-3-45 Broadcaster 43 Class Play 4. BOB ROLLINS A Basketball 2-3-4g M Club 2-3-4, Secretary gf? Q 44 Football 4: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, President 4g W 1 -Q Annual Staff 4g Class Play 3-45 Chorus lg 'J Class Treasurer 35 Boy's State. X A 1 X I. RUTH STIPE Pep Club lg F.H.A. lg Annual Staff 4g Chorus 1-2-3-4. ld IDA STOCKTON Annual Staff 4g Class Play 3-45 F.H.A. 1-2- 3-4g Broadcaster 2-45 Editor 4g Pep Club 1 2-3-4g Chorus 1-2-35 Library 45 Twirler 3. 'i if its WILLIE THILL Class Play3-45 Red Cross4g Twirler 35 Cho- 1-2-3-4g F.H.A. 1-2-3-45 Secretary lg Historian 4g Pep Club 1-2-3-45 President 4g Treasurer 2g Student Council 4. 5, if I an , -. RICHARD WILLIS ' . . - - - I f -'iv 4, Chorus 1-2-3-4. Q I, in I5 Pep Club 2-4- Class Play 3-4- Band 1 2 3 A A 'G' CLASS HISTORY CLASS MOTTO: As the labor so the reward. CLASS FLOWER: Talisman Rose CLASS COLORS: Scarlet and Grey We started our Senior year with 33 members. During the year 8 of them dropped out. They are Richard Orr, Gilbert Michel, Gor- don Hill, Norma Silverthorne, Bernandine Blood, Gene Stratton and Hugh Krantz. The Senior Sociology Class took a field trip to Warm Springs and the State Prison at Deer Lodge. We had a Christmas Dance on December 22 at Rainbow Hall. This was to take the place of the Senior Ball. It was very success- ful and a high light of the year. On January 30th the Senior English Class, which had been read- ing Mac Beth went to Missoula to see the presentation of the famous play by the University Dramatic Students. We presented our Class Play on March 27th. The play, The Vampire Bat , was directed by Miss Pitch and Mr. Blaylock. Those in the play were Bob Rollins, Ida Stockton, Bev Maxwell, Floyd Mikkelsen, Willie Thill, Joe Papenfuss, Richard Willis, Margaret Hilton, Betty Phillips, George Beckwith, Pete Gariepy, and Frances Grubb. The highlights of the month of May were our Senior Banquet and our Senior Trip. All through the Senior year we have given several plays and assemblies for money raising purposes. Our Baccalaureate was held on May 18 in the High School Gym- nasium. The Invocation was given by Mr. Rowley of the L.D.S, Church. The Sermon was given by Rev. Robert Larson of the Chris- tian Church. Father Green of the Catholic Church gave the Benedic- tion. To the Seniors despair they had tests two days before Gradua- tion. The crowning event of our Senior year took place at 8:00 PM on May 21, 1952. The speaker was Mr. Edmund Freeman, Pro- fessor of English at the Montana State University. His subject was Poetry, Politics, and Young People. Robert Rollins, Valedictorian and Margaret Hilton, Salutatorian spoke. HIP! HIP! HOORAY, On June 17th, 1952 the Annual Staff got their last deadline in. I6 CLASS WILL Joe Papenfull wills his gift of debate to Ted Norman. Gene Nelson leaves his red hair to Janice Nelson. Floyd Mikkelsen leaves all of the Dixon girls except one to the Dixon boys. John Jeffreys leaves his knowledge of psychology to Dale Decker. Jack Jensen leaves his quiet manner to Jim Silverthorn. Joan Carter wills her perfect attendance record to Tom McDonald. Norene Durrant leaves her quietness to Marianne Morin. Evelyn Eye wills her short haircut to Janet Forrest. Francis Grubb fin a bitter tonel wills her job on the annual staff to anyone who is stupid enough to take it. June Herchman wills those big brown eyes to Gaines Experimental Kennels, cocker spaniel division. Margaret Hilton wills her art of conversation to Bill Bristol. Beverly Maxwell leaves her ability to acquire nick names to John Marceau. Betty Phillips wills her mastery of the English language to Shirley Struss. Ruth Stipe leaves her sewing ability to Armenta Spear. Ida Stockton leaves her job as editor of the Broadcastor to some enthusiastic journalist. Willie Thill leaves her habit of getting to school second period to Ivan Fisher. Jim Jenson wills his ability to sleep in class to Martena Allard. Tom Krantz leaves his ability to elude Mr. Clawson to Frank Alli- son. George Beckwith leaves the job of the class will to some unfortunate junior. Jack Currie wills his broad smile and happy go-lucky manner to Herb Herschman. Jim Dyke wills his way with the women to Emery Johnson. Pete Gariepy wills the corner seat in the Malt Shop to Dan McCol- lum. Cliff Matt leaves his athletic ability to Frabert Stobie. Bob Rollins leaves his scholastic ability to John Marceau. Stan Stratton wills his appetite to Jim Black. Dick Willis leaves his theatrical ability to Irving Stobie. 'I7 ROBERT ROLLINS Valedictorian Best Boy Citizen MARGARET HILTON EVELYN EYE Salutatorian Best Girl Citizen SENIOR HONORS GRADUATION EXERCISES CLASS PRCPH ECY Jack Jenson was recently summoned into district court for sell- ing lots on Flathead Lake that were under 50 feet of water. Tom Krantz and his wife Bonnie had to get 300 more acres to feed their growing family. Beverly Maxwell was honored for being The Nurse I would like to have wait on me, in 62 . Margaret Hilton is telling grade school kids to count to ten fwon- der where she learned howl. June Herschman is now taking Hedda Hopper's place as head columnist in Hollywood. Norene Durrant is private secretary to one of the Nati0n's top Business Presidents. We went into a resturant and Ida Stockton waited on our table. She told us Willie Thill was still working at Dubay's doing the same old jobs. Joe Papenfuss after winning the 100 meter dash in the '56' Olympics has a job as the track coach at Vassar. Floyd Mikkelsen is Zoo Keeper at the Bronz Zoo and has al- ready raised four little Orangspangs himself. Pete Gariepy, local undertaker has found business bad lately with the discovery of new wonder drugs. Richard Willis is mixing tortillis at a fifth rate Hollywood bar, still trying to get a screen test at Paramount. John Jeffreys is a leading New York Psychiatrist. Millionaire sportsman Jim Jenson,is wintering on the Riviera after his speedboat Silver Streak IV recently won the Seattle Gold Cup Regatta,pi1oted by Frances Grubb,the first woman to win the event. George Beckwith and Cliff Matt are star pitchers for the New York Yankees. Joan Carter is one of the leading dress designers in the nation and is working for M.G.M. James Dyke had a big cattle ranch in the Badlands of North Dakota. Betty Phillips and Bob Rollins are in Chile, Bob is a mining engineer and they are having kids by the dozens. Ruth Stipe is chief entertainer in the Stork Club. Eugene Nelson has recently returned from studying at an Eastern Seminary and is the new Evangilist Minister in Ronan. Evelyn Eye is running an orphans home at Ravalli for boys only. 20 , Nw, PRESIDENT Gary Boller CQ W 5, VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Tom McDonald Jim Black Kirk Samsel JUNIOR OFFICERS 00- -by 'R-C . 6' Martena Allard Kenneth Owen Bonnie Wittwer STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE 21 S f ,M Af-, airsfgfgi -'T .- . gr.. ,.,,,a, ,gg f ,+ so A , , 03' K ' 1 , sv S .Q '31, i ' 1.-'r'-1:11 ' Q is Q,-1. ,MM W .iw A ang 1 Gail Anderson Martha Sne Brock Dick Brower Lyle Decker Beverly Detert Shirley Forrest Loren Green Herb llersflllllall Emery Johnson Max Johnson Ronald Johnston Ed Kralllz This page sponsored by: Quality Market - St. Ignatius 22 and 'lb' S-.., 1 Bob Marshall Patsy Moran Janice Nelson Loa Pierce Lowell Quaring Lynn Quaring Tena Trickey Margie Wiengart Mary Ann Wheeler This page sponsored by Dubay's Ranch Market 23 MV Qfgi . Lg, ly,y Gone Fishing Ray Phelan Irving Stobie 'Y' f 1 I I I PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER John Marceau Myrna Boller Jane Jenson Larry Gariepy SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Jeniel Nelson Billy Udall STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES 24 W 'Ja xv-I kwyz ' xr! ,. 7 1' as A Q . .Q , ggi .' Ati Y 'R A Robert Blackman Maurice Bristol Billy Bristol Leon Cordis Elvera Cordis Dale Decker Yvonne Dellwo Jerry Diedrich Louise Dorcheus Donald Freshour Janet Forrest Marian Hilton 25 HQ! Q ,Q WA 5- y if rl 5 t Lloyd Jackson Shirley McNussen Marianne Morin Bud Rowley Cecil Saunders Joanne Shelton Jim Silverthorne Betty Stratton Shirley Struss 26 I' fn M' 1 Q- O I -1M I Lila Patent Lilly May Shelton David Werner is if G M af sq, 'Nr J, .HS I PATSY MCCOLLUM President 'TR 4' , r MUN o ff SN xxx xx bf S X- ALFRED JONES Vice-President This page is sponsored by the Purity Bakery and Home Grocery 27 CORRENE JONASEN Secretary-Treasurer 538 Ii' Q gi '5 at cdr, FB! I? if VW 'lift' go i-TC' . '30 Q , Aux SV A iw-mf X , X Frank Allison Howard Anderson Mary Ann Blackman Charles Blood John Brock Russell Cordier Florence Erickson Ivan Fisher Laida Hudson Cecil Jackson Joe Johnson Meralise King Sponsored by Cherry's Service Station, St. Ignatius. 28 f, an .ki 3 Y S we , wifi? 2 g on K if iw 3 1 . E 43 Ioan Lawrence Earl Lee Larry Marceau Agnes Michel Joy Ann Morigeau Kay Nelson Ted Norman James Nuse Margaret Owen Lorraine Phillips Dean Rider William Samsel Sponsored by Johnny and Scottie Schmauch, St. Ignatius. 29 v Q Q .rg Q 22' ir'--v N wh Qt 1 rv 1 in X' lil 1 . X for 'fi x, G ,QL R kr-is Q R fix!! 'lv Alia 1 P- V4 wax Alla? , L -uv j , L -M'3. !' 'fir Q L. l 5 -' SP0 ., . - Armenta Spear Lucille Tellier Betty Wheeler Mary Jean Stratton Frahert Stobie Donald Stratton Ray Williams s Wv . This page sponsored by Beckwitlr's Store 30 CALENDAR OF 'I95'l-52 EVENTS October 5 . . . . . Freshman Initiation October 20 . . . . . F.H,A. Coed Ball October Z5 . . . . . . Seniors take trip to Warm Springs and Deer Lodge November 9 . . . . Freshman Return Dance November 16 . . . . Junior Play entitled Good Night Ladies December 7-8 ..... Invitational Tournament at Polson December 13 ..... High School Chorus Concert December 2.3 to January Z . . . Christmas Vacation January 30 ....... Seniors go to MacBeth at M.S.U. February 13 . . . . .F.H.A. Fashion Show March 6-7-8 . . . . . District Tournament fMissoulaQ March Z2 . . . . . . F.F.A. Convention at Kalispell March Z7-Z8 . . . . .Senior Play entitled The Vampire Bat April 15-19 . . . . . F.F.A. Convention at Bozeman April 19 . . . . . . Lake County Music Festival at Polson April 26 . . . . . Mission Junior Prom April 30 . . . . . . Spring Band and Chorus Concert May 7 .... . . . F.H,A, Mother Daughter Banquet May 8-9-10 . . . . .Senior Trip May 11 .... . . . F.F.A. Rodeo May 17 . . . . .Senior-Junior Banquet May 18 . . . . .Baccalaureate May 21 . . . . .Graduation May Z8 . . . . . Last Day of School!'H0f0lf! This page sponsored by Dr. Gladys Fritz and F. W. Haight-Polson 31 S. Q . x wlxw ,fm 5 .f .ms y, f, Q3 vw 1- A Valentino and Garbo Second mace SNAPS Decorating for Co-ed Ball Sels . 'Rai dr, Lovers Play away Clawson Speaks! 'S Juniors Play Satch and Cliff Ba rney Proud Papa Andrew Sisters Scandal Freshman at Play Marian 84 Bud Homemakers This page sponsored by Security State Bank and Dr. C, R. Scott -- Ronan 33 SNAPS wow M - . . P ad as who Who's Wmmng? layers :XAJN by - , 1761 Tend 6 171 es S f The Choraleers new Inspection New Way of Kissing This Page Sponsored by Charlo Paint and Glass 34 1' 3 X GTK VOITKG S :Q ti N N kv 1 YQf:LX' 4 h if f ,J Q S-A-,Q-,, X CTL W Q5 f LJ? XS Gia K. 'Hx-' lx W 'Uv r' Q I .. ACTIVITIES SNAPS F, H, A, Girls Working?'??'??'? School Girls . . . Holy Cow!! gc aimon v VXIXW What are they?'?? r Parry. Sp,-aw . boss Jenson Prof. Satch 36 1 mail QQCIY La BROADCASTER STAFF First row: Betty Phillips, Typist, Ida Stockton, Editor, Norma Silverthorne, Dropped, Miss Pitch, Sponsor, Willie Thill, Dropped, Second row: Florence Erickson, Reporter, Evelyn White, Dropped, Berdie Blood, Dropped, Evelyn Eye, Typist, Tom McDonnald, Dropped, Lowell Ouaring, Dropped, Lila Parent, Reporter, Janiel Nelson, Reporter. Sponsored by The ST, IGNATIUS, TELEPHONE COMPANY 37 LIBRARY -:BNF- Q x luft to Right, standing: Mrs, Roberta Pitch Belden, june l-lerschman, Louise Dorcheus, Ida Stockton, Left to right sitting: Norma Silverthorne, Beverly Detert, Emery Johnson, Herbert Herschman, This page is sponsored by the Lake Milling Company, Ronan 38 F. H. A. lst Row: Ed Krantz, Bev Maxwell, Janice Nelson, Bonnie Wittwer, Ann Ives, Margaret Hilton, Vice President, Paula Ives, Secretary, fljroppt-dj Frances Grubb, President, Jane Jensen, Treasurer, Willie Thill, Historian, June Herschman Recreation Leader, Mrs. Eslick, Advisor, Kirk Samsel. 2nd Row: Kay Nelson, Florence Erickson, Armenta Spear Lily May Shelton, Betty Stratton, Marian Hilton, Joan Lawrence, Mary Ann Morin, Louise Dorcheus, Myrna Boller Shirley FOHCSI, Margie Weingart, Martha Sue Brock, Mary Jean Stratton, Betty Phillips. 3rd Row: Norene Durrant, Secretary, Lorraine Phillips, Margaret Owens, Evelyn Eyc,E1vera Cordis, Shirley Struss, Bev Detert, Corrine Jonason Patsy McCollum, Joan Shelton, Lila Parent, Ida Stockton, Tena Allard, Janet Forrest, Jeniel Nelson, Loa Pierce. This page sponsored by Hanson Motors -- Ronan 39 F. F. A. n if 55 8 A First row: Emery Johnson, Eugene Nelson, Herb Herschman, Tom McDonna1d, Ronald Johnston, UCHSUFCP: Jack Jensen, Secretary: Bob Rollins, President, Jack Currie, Vice-President, Floyd Mikkelson, Sentinel, Bob Marshall Irving Stobie, Boyd Williams, Second row: Mr, Kober, Advisor, Jim Jensen, Bill Udall, Donald Freshour, Kirk' Samsel, Lloyd Jackson, Frank Allison, Max Johnson, Howard Anderson, Dean Rider, Frabert Stobie, Ray Williams, Earl Lee, Third row: Joe Johnson, John Brock, Donald Stratton, Dick Brower, Shirley McNussen, Edward Krantz, Cliff Matt, Cecil Jackson, Jim Dyke, Rusty Cordier, William Samsel, Jim Williams. Sponsored by ECONOMY FOODS, Ronan, Montana 40 At Hungry Horse Bev's Hope Chest s 4 ' 'f '-.155 . . - I 1 A . . ,, .MY I , , LI' -Ulf-: U' - ' s . 3,1 I -51 5,91 , ' - - is I . , 1, 1 ' . N' 'A A . ni' ' 1 I' , ' Ig M . ' ' I 1 .J. ,W I I . l -I . - .. -W Q . ,J ,, 1 U , I 'i U- -M V H N ' -.s KIY' Hill .1 K ,lf 5 Chasing the Pig Currie Misses 1 .x 3 Shop Results The Winner F. F. A. ACTIVITIES This page is sponsored by the A,M, Sterling Store of Ronan 41 PEP CLUB ,Q 'Lint lst, Row: Cecil Saunders, Ray Williams, Billy Samsel, Larry Gariepy. Cheerleaders, Louise Dorcheus, Tena Allard, Myrna Boller, Marriane Morin, Ray Phelan, Kenneth Owen, Dick Brower. 2nd, Row: David Werner, Richard Willis, Herb. Herschman, Emery Johnson, Bill Udall, Meralise King, Kay Nelson, Martha Brock, Beverly Maxwell, Norene Durrant, Ida Stockton, Joanne Lawrence, Jane Jenson, 3rd, Row: Shirly Mc Nussen, Cecil Jackson, Ivan Fisher, John Marceau, Joy Morgieau, Mary Ann Blackman, Correne JOHHSCI1. Janice NSISOD. Margie WiCHSl,2lrI, Mary ANU Wheeler, Shirly Forrest, Patty Moran, Betty Phillips, Patsy McCollum, Margaret Owen, Florence Erickson, Sponsor, Mr. Blaylock. 4th, Row: Jim Nuse, Bud Rowley, Bill Bristol, Leon Cordis, Donald Freshour, Morris Bristol, Jerry Diedrich, Marian Hilton, Lucille Tiller, Lorriane Phillips, Thelma Durarnt, Janet Forrest, Jeniel Nelson, Margaret Hilton, Elvera Cordis, JoAnn Shelton, Lila Parent, This page sponsored by: Wiebkie's -- Charlo and Stanley M, Doyle -- Polson 42 BAND Standing, Left to Right: Judson Maynard, instructerg Frabert Stobie, Douglas Payne, Isobel Welsh. Sitting, row three: Martha Brock, Donald Owen, Glee Nelson, JoAnn Shelton, Ann Ives, Paula Ives, Kenneth Owen, Sharon Gariepy Marlene Payne, Bud Rowley, Cleone King, Irving Stobie, Ansel Stenseth, Douglas Beed, Marian Hilton, Lee Sulier Lila Parent, David Werner. Sitting, row two: Lilly Mae Shelton, Margaret Owen, Billy Hilton, Gilbert Smith Lorriane Carbine,Dorthy Smith,Judy Diedrich, Marianne Morin, Tena Allard, boa Pierce, Bonnie Wittwer. Sitting row one: Jane Jenson, Richard Willis, Meralise King, Myrna Boller, Janice Nelson. This page is sponsored by Post Creek Store 43 CHORUS First Row: Frances Grubb, Patsy McCollum, Meralise King, JoAnn Shelton, Richard Willis, Richard Brower, Dave Werner, Dean Rider, Leon Cordis, John Marceau, Bud Rowley. Second Rowe Kay Nelson, May Ann B1ackman,Tena Allard, Jane Jensen, Thelma Durrant, Myrna Boller, Louise Dorcheus, Corene Jonason, Joy Morgieau, Janice Nelson Lucille Tellier, Armenta Spear,Mr. Maynard instructer. Third Row: Patsy Moran, Margie Weingart, Shirley Forrest Mary Ann Wheeler, Beverly Maxwell, Laida Hudson, Janet Forrest, Martha Brock, This page sponsored by Joe Fearon 44 TWI RLERS al First row: Janice Nelson. Second row: Mary Ann Blackman, Lucille Tellier, Laida Hudson, Joanne Lawrence, Joy Morigeau, Lorraine Phillips, Florence Erickson. This page sponsored by Price's Drive-in and Donut Shop -- Polson 45 L A, Y L T P r- , O 'Ziff O L- v bkQf J m Ll o L 5 nuke b ' 17 v Willie and Johnny M U, Most popular and Cheerful gif Jack and Joy Cutest couple Prettiest eyes Billy and Joan Best Groomed june and Richard Biggest Vocabulary Chuck and Pat P 6,4244 ty, ,U Z Most Studious I Willie and We 1 joan Biggest flirt and wolf Janet and Billy Cutest Faces :MX Willie and Joe Best Sport Fans A 'J Ha, wg, Q l WA This page sponsored by J, C, Penney and Gambles Store, Polson 46 f ,Q ff J - Y. T T 5 'N UIQ 3.3 63 ll IU , l Bud and Myryna Ioan and Cliff Kenny and Kay Prettiest Hair Best Figure Friendliest Best Physique X C33 - -Q X fn p ll 'fy ff. MJ W e - e S, j y' h - Q Qlvq lr N S Bob and Frances Most likely to Succeed I N 3 ' 'Y' 7' K , Best Athletes N3 X f K johnny and Marian Marian and Jack 1 Cutest Smile Richard and Frances George and Myrna Cutest Legs Best Dancers Bonnie and Richard Wittiest Evelyn and Kenny Most Courteous This page sponsored by Tower and Robinson, Polson 47 STUDENT COUNCIL .33 ew Mr, Clawson, Sponsor, Bill Udall, Martena Allard, Kenneth Owen, Jeniel Nelson, Joe Papenfuss, Evelyn Eye, Jack Jenson, Howard Anderson, Mr, Seljak, Sponsor, Sitting, left to right: Tom Krantz, Vice President, Bonnie Wittwer, Bob Rollins, President, Janice Nelson, Secretary, Pete Gariepy. Treasurer. Sponsored by Ronan State Bank 48 SRX XS OF 551 C13 f TX 2 Q? 5-f X l M YN W J xg H S MH FOOTBALL ? 5 W l ' L, I- 1 L - Row 1, left to right: Coach Charles Peck, John Brock, Boyd Williams, Shirley McNusser1, Leon Cordis, Lloyd Jack- son, Larry Marceau, Steve Guanelas, Coach Barney MacDonald, Row 2, left to right: Bill Samsel, Bob Blackman Cecil Jackson. Russel Cordier, Alfred Jones, Jack Jenson, Kirk Samsel, Jim Williams, Jim Silverthorne,Gary Boller Charles Blood, Row 3, sitting, left to right: Clifford Matt, John Marceau, George Beckwith, Jim Black, Emery Johnson, Ronald Johnston, Eugene Nelson, Ed Krantz, Bob Rollins, Max Johnson, Ray Phelan, Bill Udall, manager, This page sponsored by the Buffalo Park Cafe -- Ravalli 50 FOOTBALL SCORES gfiission Czpponent 0 6 6 7 6 6 Ronan 6 Stevensville 26 Whitefish 0 Lincoln County 13 Libby 14 Columbia Falls 26 Polson XS mis io oibax Coach Bamey tells Q1 ,, I -in f:-wi? A5 ' X , , Praying for a win Sponsored by Woodwards of Ronan 51 epbre tb e 98117 C BASKETBALL ...rv ' v 'x IW 5 11 1 'X ol , - U , Standing, loft lo right: john Marccau, Bob Rollins, Herbert Hcrschinan, Frank AlliSOll,GCOl'ilC Beckwith, Jinx Black Toni McDonald, Cliff Matt, jack Jenson, Rusty Cordier, Jim Jenson, nianagerg Charles Puck Coach, 52 BASKETBALL SCORES Mission Opponents 55 54 Ronan 48 42 Drummond 75 31 Alberton 35 17 Alberton 65 42 St. Regis 54 47 Ronan 69 51 Dixon 34 49 Polson 42 44 Hamilton 38 39 Ronan 51 40 Arlee 31 55 Polson 37 18 Superior 47 44 Dixon 57 62 Charlo 50 25 Columbia Falls 62 32 Arlee 62 60 Frenchtown 66 46 Superior 46 45 Kalispell 48 40 Charlo Reserves 50 49 Thompson Falls 43 44 Polson 46 44 Kalispell 34 40 Columbia Falls Reserves 59 57 St. Regis l C Dlstrlct 14 Tournament Mission Opponents 57 15 Alberton 45 44 Dixon 49 50 Charlo 2nd Place Se1jak's Awards Rewards 'o -2 1 Cords Missed Herb Misses These people donated to the 1952 annual: R, W. Lake, Jeweler, Ronang Dr, Mathews, St. Ignatius 53 BASEBALL JJ ,. . , 9 V, J .. .-.. .. ....,..., If' ' if ' auger.. Standing, left Tom McDonal to right: Leon Cordis, Bob Blackman, Shirley McNussen,Jim Black, George Beckwith,Joe Papenfuse d, Cliff Matt, Kneeling, left to right: Jim Williams, Ray Phelan, Ted Norman, john Marceau, Dale Decker, Herb Herschman, Alfred Jones. Sitting, in Front: David Cromwell, Bat Boy. Mission 3 0 4 0 9 0 16 O 26 1 Opponent 2 O Thompson Falls Superior 12 Z Thompson Falls Superior Z5 O Arlee Thompson Falls ll 3 Kalispell Arlee 3 2. Mission Town Team Charlo These People donated to the annual: Frey's Hardware Store, Dr, Newett, Dr. Brooke, 54 To the Senior Class: Our Best Wishes for Continued Success THE ST. ICNATIUS POST Printers and Publishers gnatius For the finest in auto repair try BLACKIE'S GARAGE For the finest in modem iewelry and our expert repairs try the MISSION TIME SHOP St. Ignatius, Montan CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE GRADU ATING CL ASS GAMBLE STORE Your Friendly Store St. Ignatius, Nontana RITEWAY FREEZER SERVICE Locker boxes Processing St. Ignatius, Montan MISSION BARBER SHOP Don Noll, Proprietor Hai r Cuts Crew Cuts Shaves St. Ignati us, Montana Monta THE MALT SHOP Congratulates the Class of '52 For the best Ice Cream and Hamburgers St. Ignatius Montana STANLEY SCEARCE INCORPORATED Chrysler and Plymouth Cars Good Luck Seniors Good Hamburgers Good Shakes The Best of Meals MONTAUK CAF E St. Ignatius Montana International Harvester Equipmen' KRuBsAcKs JEWELRY Ronan Monlcnu Polson Montana Good Luck to the KELLY CHEVROLET COMPANY INCORPORATED Your Chevrolet Dealer - ALSO - ' Conoco Gas Willard Batteries General Tires Best Repairs with factory trained Mechanics and the most Modern Equipment 'A' 'A' 'A' Dillon Cornelius and Jack Marshall St. Ignatius, Montana Graduating Class SKOG EN J EWELRY AND MUSIC SHOP Ronan Montana ECKLEY'S RADIO AND REFRIGERATION The Place for Radio Repairs Ronan, Montana Con gratu I ation s, Senior Cl as s of '52 ANDY'S WESTERN CLOTHING Ronan, Montana Gifts for all occasions and Quality Hardware RONAN HARDWARE Ford Farming Means better work More production also G.M.C. Trucks RONAN TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT CO. Ronan, Montma COAST TO COAST STORES Locally Owned Nationally Organized Ronan, Montana OEDER'S TIRE SHOP New and used tires Qecapping - Vulcanizing It pays to Remember MALLORY'S SUPER MARKET Polson, Montana Ronan Montana TORBERTS MARSH READY T0 WEAR 5 and lO cent store Polson, Montana Ronan Montana Good Luck SMITTY'S CAFE Seniors Charlo Montana GA MBLES RCA VICTOR Ronan Montana Polson Montan MISSION DRUG Prescriptions a Specialty For a fine selection of Gifts Fresh refreshments and a complete line of Photographic Materials Ken R. Hurt St. Ignatius, Montana Congratulations and Best Wishes FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY A Co-operati ve owned by its Patrons St. lgnati us, Montana Congratulations to the Seniors There's a Misco Feed for every Need MISCO MILLS Missoula, Montana STROLL AND HAMEL DISTRIBUTORS OF CARTER PRODUCTS Drive inl St. Ignatius Montana Best Wishes to the Class of '52 For tasty Hamburgers Thick Shakes Good Meals Open all night every Saturday Night HIWAY 93 CAFE Good Luck TEXACO SERVICE STATION Cecil E. Bird Ravalli, Montana MOTEL BISON Fountain - Groceries and Service Bill and Hallie Sdmsel Raval li Montana 4 STAR BAR AND LUNCH For a good time or good service Belle and Einer Kalberg Ravalli Montana RONAN PIONEER An agressive weekly newspaper Commercial Printing Office Supplies l95'l Winner of Montana General Excellence Newspaper Contest Ronan, Montana Congratulations Seniors For Expert Service Lubrication Ti re Work Stop At CONOCO SERVICE Ronan Montana For a fine selection of anything its HAMEL MERCANTILE For excellent auto repairs EBEL'S GARAGE Dixon Montana Dixon, Montana Good Luck Seniors Gifts - Toys - Candy and Pop DIXON BAR MC CLURES SERVICE TEXACO GAS AND OIL Dixon Monf'-'na Arlee Montana Best Wishes to the Class of '52 ARLEE FOUNTAIN Clyde and Florence Edsall Arlee Montana RAVALLI LUMBER COMPANY If its building material you want, we have it. 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