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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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', a.. laigf lgfltfj' 'f7gf'fa g W' a , . s - 'Z iQ ': C . ' 1 L4-l'.f 'f 1' I Fa - ,-e. --...I 5 511:-f ' .M 1-'.i..f Seniors of 1958: It gives me great pleasure to offer my congratulations to you - members of the Class of 1958. I have enjoyed the experiences of knowing you and working with you. For the past four years you have proven yourself deserving of receiving your high school diploma, I hope that in so doing you have fostered an interest in education. It is through America's system of education that America has be- come great. You are challenged to maintain this tradition. In addition to bet- ter scholastic understanding you will contribute to the future your background of character, leadership and service. In so doing you will have no fear of the future. You, the members of the Annual Staff and your advisor, Mr. McPherson, are to be commended for this fine yearbook, In years to come you will look back on its pages with interest and fond memories of that which is past. 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'VN st I -5' --,. .1 -. - fn f-ww -f. .-'-V ' 'Mi--'f 31 :'3.:g,--7:4 'iff'-:F-if-I ' 83' .QS tr ., J, CARRIE HILTON Office Secretary 544446 Zuma! PICTURED, from left to right: Edward Turnbul, Charlog Wayne Burrell, Moiseg Earl Summers, Ronang Phillip Beckwith St, Ignatius, Dr. R. D. Reed, Ronan, L, E. Cullen, Round Butte. This Page sponsored by DR. VAN VEEN School Administrator MR. FITSCHEN Administrative Assistant MR, YORK This page sponsored by DR. NEWETT iw' . ff?fi.qs1w 'AY L' W .n .u.f2U:ut L' f NWA I CICU VIRGINIA ANDERSON Home Economics Spanish JOE HAVLOVICK American Government American History Coach FRANK DIENER Music CARRIE HILTON Office Secretary ST UART FITSCHEN Administration World History Guidance ADONIS HINKLEY Physical Ed. FRANK KIBBEE Math Coach MARY LOU MCPHERSON Commercial TI-IERIN MAI-ILE Vocational Agriculture MABEL VAN HAVERBEKE English Speech HAROLD MCPHERSON English HERB YORK Administration Science Guidance Wat! LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Weber I LEFT TO RIGHT: Art Kirk, High Schoolg Ed. Linderman, Grade School. This page sponsored by KMSO-TV ,4mmaZ Staff DONNA GRUBB Editor ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Grubb, C. Olson, D. Bristol, M. Whalen, S. Herman, S. Morin, E. Johnson, L. Roseleip B. Hageboeck, M. Scheeler. SECOND ROW, left to right: G. Todd, B. Snyder, I. Arlee, D. Jonasen. I. Larson, L. Ball, H. McPherson, Advisor. This page sponsored by DR, REED and DR, KEYSER Um fflma Where we spent many Noon Hours. Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. This page sponsored by MISSION CLEANERS , . J! E- 4 gf? lsses W 'H L1 vf N, .,.m,,,,..,,fl,,L ., my X lf- sg. SL, 335:35 1 ,1 4,155 Q . . 5 -Mx. ,WW QQ M. 'FE W ff QA M f---- A X. .... -Y .X ,,,, my ,Z Aw WS J W We Qpffafi . Q A 33525 i aiziifl -my ,M Y W H L- fy 6524 9: SW, W mmeq, ,, Ii? ' f :A - ,, .,NA ,, Mm-M x - ,,,,. gym ., Awxamwk n I iors JOE ARLEE Sr. Class Vice Pres, , Parl. 3, Treas. 2g S. C. Rep. 4g Annual 3,4, M Club 2,3,4, Pres, 4g P, C, 1,25 Football 2,3,4, Co-Capt. , Most val- uable player 4, Honorable Mention 3,4g Basket-' ball 3,4g Baseball 23 Track 2,3,4, Interscholas- tic 3, Ir. and Sr. Plays. LEWIS BALL G.O,C, l,2,3,4, Chief Observer 4: F, F,A, 1, 12,3,4, Sentinel 3, Treasurer 4, Delegate to Bozeman, Judge 4: Football 1,2,3,4g M Club 2,3,4g Pub. Address System 35 PC lg Annual 4, Photo Club 3,4, NADIN15 BROWER PC 1,2,3,4g FHA 3,43 Music Club 2,35 Girls' State, Broadcaster 1,23 GOC l,2. ALBERT BROWN Junior and Senior Play TOM CORCORAN Chorus 43 Junior and Senior Play. JERRY CORDIER PC 1,2,s,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Degrees Chm, 3,4, State Conv. 3, Chorus 1,2, 3, State Festival 1,2, Missionaires 1,2, Sextette 1, p Music Club 3, Vice Pres. 3: Broadcaster 2,43 Senior Play SC Rep. 35 Class Parl. 3,4, Librar- ian 4, WILLIAM FEARON Transferred from Butte Centralg PC 2g G,O,C, 2, 3: Football 3g M Club 3,45 Basketball Mgr, 3: Photo Club 4, JACKIE FISHER chorus 1,23 PC 1,2,3,4g FHA 1,i,a,4, vice President 4, State Conv. 3g Music Club 4, Senior Play. This page sponsored by MISSION LUMBER , , t 1 DONNA GRUBB Chorus 1,2,35 PC 1,2,,4, Vice Pres. 45 Mis- sionaires 1,2, All-State Music Festival 35 Cheer- leader 3,45 FHA 1,45 GOC 35 Librarian 15 Broad- caster 1,45 Annual 4, Editor 45 Music Club 3,45 Dance Band Vocalist 45 Junior and Senior Play. CONNIE HAHN Transferred from Arleeg Librarian 2,45Broadcaster 2,35 Chorus 25 Twirler 25 GOC 3,4, Secretary 45 PC 2,3,45 FHA 2,35 Senior Play. BARBARA HAGEBOECK Library 3,4, Pres. 4, State Library 45 Chorus 1, 2,3. Music Club 3. Missionaires 1,2, All-State 1,25 PC 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,35 Broadcaster 1,45 Senior Play 15 Annual 45 Drama 4, SANDRA HERMAN Chorus. 1,2,35 FHA 2,3,45 PC l,2,3,4, Sec. 45 Librarian 25 Class Reporter 3,45 Annual 45 Music Club 35 Broadcaster 1,2,45 Missionaires 1,25 Sen ior Play5 All-State Sextette, DAVID JOHNSON FFA 1,2,3,4, Attended Farmers School in Helena 3, Sentinel 35 Chorus 4, ELINOR JOHNSON PC 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3, State Festival 1,2,3, Missionaires 1,2, Music Club 3.4, Sec. -Treas. 3: Dance Band 3,4, Pres. 35 FHA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, State Conv. 35 Ir. Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Sec-Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Annual 3,4, Jr. Editor 3, Bus. Mgr, 45 Junior and Senior P1ay5 Broadcaster 1,2,3,4, Co-Editor 3, Editor 45 SC Rep. 25 Class Treas. 2, Pres. 35 Yearbook Ball Queen 3. JOHN LARSON SC 3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 FFA 1,2,3,4, Re- porter 3, Pres. 45 M Club 2,3,4, Sec. -Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 45 Ir. Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Annual 45 Senior Playg Football 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4: Track 2, 3,4. NORMA MARCEAU PC 1,2,45 FHA 15 Chorus 1,25 Music Club 35 Broadcaster 3,4, Ass't. Editor 45 Senior Class Play. This page sponsored by MISSION TIME SHOP MERLE MATT Baseball 1,23 Football 1,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3, 43 M Club 2,3,4, Treas. 43 SC 3,42 Class Sec. 23PC 1. JIM MORAN FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3,43 M Club 1,2,3, 43 Baseball 1,21 Basketball 3,43 Football 4, Hon- orable Mention3 Boys' State. DOUGLAS PAYNE Class Vice Pres. 33 PC 1,2,3, Vice Pres. 33 SC Rep. 4, Vice Pres. 33 M Club 3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 23 Football 23 Junior and Senior Play3 Annual Staff 33 Boys' State, LINDA ROSELEIP Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 43 PC 1,23 FHA 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 43 Music Club 3,4, State Festival 1,22 Missionaires 1,23 Sextette 1, Chorus 1,25 Clarinet Quartette 3, Soloist 33 Music Camp 23 Dance Band 3,4, Vice Pres. 33 Junior Play3 Class Treas. 43 Annual Staff 43 Girls' State: Librarian 23 Drama 4, VINOLA SAUNDERS Broadcaster 1,2,3, Bus. Mgr. 13 Library 4, Vice Pres. 43 Senior Play. DENNIS SCHLEIP Basketball l,2,33 M Club 1,2,3,4: Class Pres. 1, Sec. 1,3: SC 23 Football 1. BILL VIOLETTE Class President 43 FFA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2,31 Foot- ball 1,2,33 M Club 3,45 Track 3,4, MARY ANN WHALEN Transferred from Holy Names Academy3 FHA 2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 43 PC 2,3,43 Junior and Senior Play: SC Rep. 43 Annual 4, Ad. and Sub. Mgr. 43 Music Club 33 Librarian 23 Broadcaster 4 This page Sponsored by QUALITY MARKET EDDIE WOODCOCK Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 3,4g Football 1,3,4g 'M' Club 2,3,4g senior Play SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Arlee, Vice Pres. g B111 Violette, Pres. g Jerry Cordier, Parl. g Sandra Herman, Re porterg Donna Grubb, Sec. g Linda Roseleip, Treas. g John Larson, Parl. This page sponsored by the GOLD MEDAL DAIRIES 46 4,45 BACK ROW, from left: David Johnson, Bill Fearon, Denny Schliep, Lewis Ball, Ed Woodcock, Albert Brown, John Lar- son, Tom Corcoran, Merle Matt, Jim Moran, Doug Payne, Bill Violette, and Joe Arlee. FRONT ROW, from left: Con- nie Hahn, Donna Grubb, Sandie Herman, Nadine Brower, Mary Ann Whalen, Barbara Hageboeck, Elinor Johnson, Linda Roseliep, Vinola Saunders, Jerry Cordier, Norma Marceau and Jackie Fisher. SENIOR HONORS BACK ROW, from left: John Larson, Bill Violette, Merle Matt. FRONT ROW, from left: Barbara Hageboeck, Elinor Johnson and Linda Roseliep. I I. I I I I I I 1. 1. I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I John Larson, will my 30' waistline to Mr. McPherson, Nadine Brower, will my ability to cook to Laura Rowley. Vinola Saunders, will my seat in Speech Class to anyone ambitious and courageous enough to take it. Dennis Schliep, will my studies to Bill Whalen. Jackie Fisher, will my ability to blush like mad, all the time, to Charlotte Burland. Donna Grubb, will my shortness to Roger Detert, and my ability to jitterbug to Vicky Fontenelle. Norma Marceau, will my ability to do things that I shou1dn't to Glen Todd. Sandra Herman, will my dirty locker to Vicky Fontenelle with the hope that she will keep it cleaner than I did. Linda Roseliep, in behalf of the Senior Class, will my ability to chatter incessantly to Bonnie Cote, with the hope that she will keep up the Senior Class tradition. Elinor Johnson, will leave Mission High, taking with me many fond memories and with the hope that all the underclassmen will take advantage of their high school years. Bill Fearon, will my ability to charm women to Ken Hurt. James Moran, will my tackle spot on the football team to Danny Reum. Jerry Cordier, will my presidency in Pep Club to Eileen Wagner, with the hope that she does well. Mary Ann Whalen, will my history notebooks to anyone who wants them, with the hope that Mr. Havlovick will give the one who copies them better grades than he gave me. Albert Brown, will my ability to get along with girls to Donald Smith. Barbara Hageboeck, will leave MHS, hoping my past mistakes will help me make a more successful future. I also will my ability to get along with Mrs. Van Haver- beke to Mr. Kibbee. Douglas Payne, will my height to Danny Reum. Merle Matt, will take it all with me. Ed Woodcock, will my crew cut to Arne Pederson. Lewis Ball, will what is left of my stil in Science Room to Mr. York so he can dis- till more. Joe Arlee, will my bad influence to Ronnie Matt, my good influence, if any, to John Gobert, and my height to Roger Detert. Bill Violette, will my red hair to Mr. Havlovick. Torn Corcoran, will my ability to stay home on Saturday nights to Bill Parnell. David Johnson, will my ability to drive to Marion Scheeler, Connie Hahn, will my ability to flirt with the underclassmen boys to Margaret Ship- man. This page sponsored by the RONAN STATE BANK We, Shirley Shovel and Pixie Pick, were called into the office of Joe Arlee, Chief of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, where he gave us a special assignment, to check up on the Mis- sion Seniors of 1958. We boarded a TWA Strato-Liner on flight to Georgia and there began our investigation. It was reported that there were two former Montana basketball heroes employed as coaches at Georgia Tech. Here was the situation: Merle Matt was happily coaching the 'Georgia Peaches, a famous girls' basketball team and Ed Woodcock, not quite so fortunate, got stuck with the boys' team. ,Erom there we flew to Chicago where we attended the performance of the World 's Champion Roller Skater. Upon entering the arena, we found her to be none other than Connie Hahn. After a brief visit, we flew to Detroit where we found Bill Violette, Chrysler Corporation employee, trying to supe up Roger Degert's 10 year old Imperial. Hollywood held many surprises in store for us. Here we found Donna Grubb, famous Dance Instructor: Norma Marceau, happily married to Clarence and selling tickets in her own theater. As we walked into the Jackie Fisher Beauty Parlor we found Sandie Herman, famous Met star, having her hair styled. We decided to do a little gambling on the side so our next stop was Reno, site of the 1968 Olympics, featuring the World Famous Hotrodder, Denny Schliep. Also site of our bankruptcy, so we hitch-hiked to St, Louis. So, our destination was St. Louis, where teacher Linda Roseliep offered us a horse, from her horse ranch, for transportation on our investigation. Due to circumstances, naturally we accepted We rode gallantly into Provo, Utah, where we stopped off to chow up' with Nadine Brower, Head Home Ec Instructor at B,Y,U, We rode into Wyoming just in time to help Jim Moran herd his sheep to the big sheep-shear. Also we saw Vinola Saunders, stenographer to Mrs. McPherson and her huge business concern. Next Great Falls, site of Jerry Cordier 's happy household. On to the scene of our previous capers, Mission. As we galloped up Mission Street, we met Doug Payne in his new red Jaguar. His old side-kick rancher, John Larson, who, incidentally, owns the hugest Hereford ranch ever thought of in these here parts, told us Doug has been con- ducting his telephone monopoly from his summer resort. In their spare time, Doug and John jointly run the John'll Meet 'Cha, Doug'll Beat 'Cha Casino, formerly their old hangout, the Club Bar. As we walked in to case the joint, we saw our comrade-in-crime, Tom Corcoran BEHIND the counter. Here we gambled our horse and won out stake. We found lewis Ball, chemist, in Mr. York's darkroom, rebuilding his Stil As we were leaving town we saw Bill Fearon's place of business. Name1Y: Bill's Bl1l'Y'311. Home of Satisfied Customer. In Seattle we needed a re -apair job. Mary Ann Whalen Schliep did a professional job of patching up our heads while worrying about Larry's supper. From there we flew to Arabia, where David Johnson is known to have the world's largest harem. On the Riviera we found Barbara Hageboeck and her millionaire husband spending their mad money and taking in all the interesting sights. Then we rode our magic carpet to Hawaii, where we found Albert Brown still looking for his one and only. We heard that Elinor Johnson, Journalist, was covering the story, Quiet Germany. So to complete our investigation we went in search of Elinor where we found her creating one of the biggest riots in German history, That's all, folks, we threw in the rag ana Joined the mob. Heck, with this assignment! That's puttin it on thick paint n' Pay.,-de, l . x Valentine for Mr. Havlovick Heads n' tails of English Literature A ,M g , K , ,Q Q f f',,,,w mf 4 3 82,5 mf Q MM , H, 2,215 ww? , Q . Q -N we fb k M , S W RM' xr 5: 5' fm X 4 W ,, me i?fs53?L?'? ' . 5 4,55 wvfcfwwm ,ww ,..w,,.,, 25 'iigsgazg ,, 'veg iyfr-wr-5fz'K Qs :--vii -1,1-'effc:-by .. 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Xf'?L?k RAYNA BALL INGRID BOKVIST VICKY FONTENELLE HM GELDRICH PATTY HAHN VALERIA HUDSON BOB JENSEN LELLAND JOHNS DONNA BRISTOL RICHARD BROWN CHARLOTTE BURLAND ROY BURTON SHARON CAMPBELL RUTH' CORDIS TOM DELANEY ROGER DETERT DICK KRANTZ BILL MAKINSTER JUDY MARCUM GARY MAUGHAN PATSY MAYER JIM MCCALLUM DENNIS MCDONALD MARVIN MCENTIRE DICK IONASEN BILL KELLY BARBARA MILLER CAROL OLSON ARNE PEDERSEN JACK PIERCE GAILE RIDER MARION SCHEELER GARY SIMONSON KATHY SMITH GLENN TODD SAM WAGNER TOM WHEELER DAVID WILLIAMS ELLA MAE WILLIAMS BILL WHALEN CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Bristol, Ingrid Bokvist, Marion Scheeler, Dick Ionason, Glenn Todd This page sponsored by the FOOTHILLS CLUB ' pun Star Dust Grand March practice Working hard Finished product What are you looking at? Make 3 wish , . vw, I W Pouring water into the well. TOHI. DOHHS. Dick and Carol- Y Y .Aww k Marion and Lelland. Patsy in the Drug Store. Tom gives speech. Jim sounds off. Studying? Our Advisors S06 MQ whcqkegs MCPHER S ON Working hard? YES Rachel Arlee Martin Brooks Everette Browns Gerald Brown Larry core Sharon Cotrel David Erickson Allen Freese Larry Frey Kay Gies John Gobart Audrey Hilton Peter Incashola Tim Jensen Dorothy Johns Jude Kelly This page sponsored by BON TON BAKERY, Missoula V if H This page is sponsored by St. Ignatius P,T,A. Barbara Marceau Ronnie Matt Lloyd Matthew Carol McCollum Sharon McDonald Thelma Miller Delores Mitchell David Normandeau Bill Parnell Carolyn Quarring Bonnie Reum Laura Rowley Bill Krantz Barry Lee Gaile Lee Don Lomas Celia Saunders Velma Simonson Clifford Smith Donald Smith Joe Sorrell Sidney Strong Kenneth Trickey Eileen Wagner Tom Wheeler OFFICERS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Everet Brown, Treasurer: Carol Ann McCu11um, Secretary: Celia Saunders, Represen- tativeg Don Lomas, Vice Presidentg Barry Lee, President. Eileen, you 're peeking! I Jerry getting made up. Sophomores at the Co-Ed Ball Sophomore class in front of the High School. Velma and Gaile, you got caught!! Carolyn and Gaile, what are you thinking about?! Sharon, throw the balll I I Carolyn's just plain lazy! I I Close your mouth, Sharonl I I freshmen Alan Artis Bert Blackman Kirk Bowers Ronald Bowers Phyllis Brooks Carol Campbell Karen Coffey Candance Cook Freddie Cordier Ray Cordis Sharon Cordis Bonnie Cote Walter Currie Jerry Delaney Mike Fisher Evelyn Freshour Kay Hamel Andrea Harris Marlin Herschman Kenneth Hurt This page sponsored A, M. 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A ,,s,7-iw we uflisfff .fifi 7522 ' ' an W' 2 MARY LOU McPHERSON Advisor ELINOR JOHNSON NORMA MARCEAU Editor Co-Editor FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Cordier, B. Hageboeck, M Whalen, M. L. McPherson, E, Johnson, S. Herman, D. Grubb, N. Marceau. SECOND ROW, left to right: P. Brooks, P. Coffey, C. Saunders, S. Marshall, L. Ball, S. Mc- Donald. Frowning or smi1ing?? Editor supervises. Working on the Broadcaster?? Dummying for the Broadcaster 71 414' MRS. VIRGINIA ANDERSON Advisor ELINOR JOHNSON, Pres. JACKIE FISHER. Vice Pres. p Ar --,. s ' -f . . rgggfzw .L A rzrcrrgsikk -,.. . A .f . F wt f V .ws 535, , TP WQQQMW Secretary Treasurer Historian MARY ANN WHALEN LINDA ROSELIEP VICKY FONTENELLE Parliamentarian Song Leader Reporter This page sponsored by LAKE MILLING FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Mayer, V. Fontenelle, A. Hilton, E. Johnson, Mrs. Anderson, J. Fisher, L. Roseliep, M. Whalen, D. Bristol, SECOND ROW, left to right: E. Williams, M. Shipman, J, Marcum, K. Gies, C. McDoanld, T, Miller, K. Coffey, A. Harris, S, Marshall, C. McCollum, C. Cook, C. Burland, S. Herman, P, Brooks, D. Grubb, P. Hahn, THIRD ROW, left to right: J, Cordier, S. Campbell, I. Kelly, C. Olson, M. Scheeler, N. Brower, S, Mor- in, S. Cotrell, K. Jensen, J, Ionason, E. Freshour, K Smith, K. Hamel, D. Johns. I 1 f 'Q 'ha 5 as 5. r ogg, V Q 1 ,Mgr X in K f a if ' N-U r f, r f s i s ,3 ,IA nf 1 ' 1 -,s - , , g r: 'f' ,, ', j a, ? 'u 7 ' . ' - f 'A 4,5 9, 'f.!, '.' . ' A- 'Asif' V 2 ,nhl i' 1 . F , 4.-. 'mm 'H ' Y Y ' E Y 1 Y .Q .H ,j,, ' . , - W ,S C , ,. i ,,Y.' ' , r 'W ,N N iki WHY W ' x ' N .J ,Ln I s up- ,X ,wk ,L ' , it -E' . , wr ,N Hi' it ,, l 'Q E , . A W QE A .iff f- Q 35 mf I 35 gi? LxQ, , - - -uf ff ,..., , K ' 'f M, 332: .gil M pig ':. , ff. ' fi. . f ..,,w.- .. .k ' 2255 iii! W WAZV llwmfz 1 fs. - , ifzwy' ,,' les Cotrell and Kell W pwdwfimwaa fx MR. THERIN MAHLE JOHNNY LARSON Advisor President SEATED, left to right: D. Johnson, T. Delaney, J. Moran, D. Jonasen, B. Violette, J. Larson, L. Ball. SECONDROW, left to right: Mr. Mahle, D. Reurn, D. Williams, D. Lomas, S. Wagner, G. Rider, R. Krantz, L. Johns, B. Kelly, R. Burton, I. McCollum. THIRD ROW, left to right: W. Currie, D. Phillips, D. Moran, R. Detert, B. Jensen, G. Simon son, I. Pierce, D. Williams, J. Delaney. This page sponsored by CATHOLIC LADIES' GUILD A LL, ' f Y 31 Q 0 5' 4 . f 3 4 Nfl . ,f Ag ' ,.'5 4,:Gh Q 2 , , Q, 1 f fa , Q 4, g h virgin 9 5-9 A 'R . H in M, Y' f PQ ' XA ., , . ,.. Q iv Q 11, M, ZA .. V't5ffg2y?'H X45 . , - Q? 15? -3f79 '1?9 . , 5asf5e1Z3liYT' , s gf se Q1 M , ix ' A Q, -, 5:-, - L. , ,M N , ,ff 'xwla fel TL f 322, 455 U PWWAJ Q , Ns kL..,f1wz W5 IQ svn 2 'fy 47 'A L2 Q 5 , W N, J .. .tides N - S1-x f ,. V2?i.L'l':,5Q, Uk aff gif 5 1 .. wk .Cyl x QM ,Vx Q K ' if-,fn , G'1QiSzff?? ' 554' ff V, iw L: fe 1 F' F' A' Sweetheart Sweetheart Candidates KAY HAMEL F. F. A. Special Awards Parents honored Bud gets a present The fun starts here the day after school is out. Look at the English Teacher. Reaching for the Stars STANDING, left to right: B. Makinster, B, Fearon, L. Frey, E, Brown, S. Cotrell, L, Ball, K. Hurt, L, Matthew, A. Cordis. H, I, hard at work??? r The smiling five Hardest he has ever worked wick CO AC HES Fra xoseph Ha-no nk Kfbbee -gag FIRST ROW, kneeling, from left: Clifford Smith, Everett Brown, Bill Parnell, Bill Fearon, Jim Moran, Joe Sorrell, Roger Detert, SECOND ROW, from left: Lewis Ball, Don Moran, Steve Scheeler, Don Phillips, Ed Woodcock, John Larson, Dennis McDonald, Tom Delaney, Don Lomas, Bobby Parnell. THIRD ROW, from left: Frank Kibbee, Basketball Coach, Bob Jensen, Ioe Arlee, Merle Matt, Rusty McClure, Dick Jonasen, Doug Payne, Jaye Fuhrmann, Galle Rider, Lelland Johns, Marvin McEntire, Bill Kelly and Joe Havlovick, Football Coach. President - JOE ARLEE Vice PI'CSldCI1f JOHN LARSON Secretary - TOM Treasurer - MERLE MATT Representative - JIM MORAN ED WOODCOCK Most Valuable Basketball Player DICK JONASEN Free-Throw HM MORAN Most Valuable Football Player n ' - d FROM LEFT: Bill Fearon, Lewis Ball, Merle Matt, Joe Arlee, Ed Woodcock, Doug Payne, John Larson and Jim Moran. Coach Joe or Cheerleader Ioe?? Kibbee says! ! l??? n Wi-Eh! S Speech before game Kibbee cheers! Tournament time Everyone give a cheer!! Pep Club at game Havlovick presents. Jump ball! ! Jump, Rogll Get that ball!! 0 Advisor Student Advisor FRANK DIENER LEWIS BALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Glen Knopp, David Erickson, Connie Hahn, Sharon Campbell, Carol Campbell. SECOND ROW, left to right: Lewis Ball, Jack Pierce, David Strong, Lloyd Matthew, Bill Makinster, Kenneth Krantz. This page co-sponsored by CLUB BAR and PARK THEATER Ken Hurt and Valiera Hudson Linda Roseliep and Jim Geldrich Solo and Accompanist State Music Festival Valiera Hudson, Jim Geldrich and Jim Geldrich and E1ir10r J0hIlSOIl Rayna B311 Solo and Accompanist . Saxophone Trio Nite-Club Dance scene. Theme of Nite-Club Dance Sai1 Along, Silvery Moon Having fun at the Nite-Club Dance. Clarinet Quartet FROM LEFT: Jim Geldrich, Sharon Campbell, Linda Roseliep, and Ken Hurt. Hard at work! I I 3 Doing what comes natura11y The pink dancers STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, left to right: C, Olson, D. Bristol, M. Scheeler, S. Fitschen, Advisory P. Mayer, S. Contrell, M, Whal en. SECOND ROW, left to right: S. Strong, G. Todd, S. Scheeler, J. Larson, S. Morin, D. Jonasen, M. Matt I Ariee, DICK IONA SEN Vice President C ARO L OLSON Tre asurer This page sponsored by CONSOLIDATED DAIRIES I OHN LARSON President 'ir MARION SC HEELER Secretary ' Zeddmu FROM LEFT: Tom Delaney, Jim Skelton, John Larson, Elinor Johnson, Sharon Cotrell, Judy Marcum, Donald Smith, Marlin Herschman. Headache? Making sick room bed MRS, MABEL VANHAVERBEKE Advisor SEATED, left to right: Rayna Ball, Barbara Hageboeck, Vinola Saunders. STANDING, left to right: Laura Rowley, Ella Mae Williams, Connie Hahn, Jerry Cordier, Patty Hahn, Mrs. Van Haverbeke, Ad visor, Rachel Arlee, 'Fad N Most Cheerful Most Friendly RONNIE and LINDA DICK and MARION i,,. ,.. Courteous Wittiest DICK and NADINE ARNE, NORMA and JERRY Best Dancer Sport Fan ARNE and DONNA BILL and EILEEN This page co-sponsored by JOE FEARON and FARMERS UNION 'FPMZ Biggest Flirt ALBERT and BARBARA Athlete EDDIE and BONNIE Biggest Vocabulary Silliesf Giggle HM and VICKY GENE and NORMA Most Studious Most Likely to Succeed DON and SHARON JOHN and ELINOR This page co-sponsored by the MALT SHOP and the MONTAUK 79 Rall Hair BARRY and SHARON Best Groomed DICK and ELINOR Complexion EYES ,LELLAND and CAROL TOM and GAIL Face Nose LELLAND and PAULINE and CAROL DOUG and DONNA This page co-sponsored by MARSHALL CHEVROLET and CHERRY'S ' me Legs Smile MERLE and MA1uoN LELLAND and DONNA Physique and Figure Most Popular Freshmen DENNY and PAULINE STEVE and JOAN Most Popular Sophomores Most P0Pl112l' IUI1i0rS RONNIE and IUDE ' DICK and CAROL This page co-sponsored by DEANS CONOCO and SULLERS ' SD Kamal Most Popular Seniors Cutggt Couple JOHN and LINDA MARION and LELLAND '57-'58 Girl and Boy Staters NADINE BROWER and LINDA ROSELIEP HM MORAN and DOUG PAYNE '58-'59 Girl and Boy Sraters KATHY SMITH and INGRID BOKVIST DICK JONASEN and JIM GELDRICH Q year W - Q :1gxgz':zgfg1.' N-i y .J'fiLQI5Si:ligTfV ' 2'ic nifiL15 ' B f - 4: ,, 10, ,wizzfv Aggie: ff1ff'ff-2+ mv 1 if-1 ,D Y - Q:-fLfg.f1 'awff V L M? f- -f -1 fww n f' I 1 f 1 . fx 424. ' ' E13 Ffa ' f ,L A 4 1 , 2 1 ., J. ,, if 1 FIRST ROW: left to right: L. Ball, D. Reum, D. Phillips, A. Pedersen, W. Currie, M. Herschman, D. Moran, T. Jensen, E. Brown, G. Maughn. SECOND ROW, left to right: G. Todd, S. Scheeler, M Matt, R. McClure, M. McEntire, J. Moran, L. Johns, J. Larson, J. Arlee, T. Delaney. THIRDROW left to right: R. Brown, D. Lomas, J. Gobert, R. Krantz, D. Ionasen, C. Smith, B. Parnell. We Them We Them Deer Lodge 13 20 Libby 0 32 T. Falls 6 12 Col. Falls 0 19 Whitefish 0 32 Polson O 46 Eureka O 19 Ronan 14 23 Congratulations for a job well done. we7a,e7 FROM LEFT: Jim Moran, Lelland Johns, Lewis Ball, Rusty McClure and Ame Pederson. MERLE MATT Graduating Letterman IOE ARLEE, Captain JOHN LARSON JIM MORAN LEWIS BALL KNEELING: Coach Kibbee, B. Parnell, Manager, Coach Havlovick. 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