Montpelier High School - Idamont Yearbook (Montpelier, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1941 volume:

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J ' Je fl i .,- . 1 , ' t Q ' f 9117 fcfcmcwi sw Montpelier ldaho BETTY CARLETON Editor Lnthographed by Graves 81 Potter Inc Pocatello ldaho Photographs by Reld Studio Pocatello Idaho BERNHECE SPEIRS, Business Manager 1 'FE' -K kk49 6 iii 'twain H' lr A ' await' i X 3 MwS xx wifi' ma y 'gh Wwmwaegwm 9 35 M X ww Q N -'ff sa' uc' 11' Ermdeoyormg To edut o book that wnll brmg pleosorwi' memories 'fo every student of this mststuteorm we The ldomonf Stuff have chosen os 0 'theme for this publxcoflon our school symbol the beor For your enyoymehf we glve you the 1941 2 In thonkfulness for our citizenship ond the oppor turutnes It offers us we decluccnte this ldomont to Amersconlsm 2 ldomormt f xx 7 :',i' 1 X 'fl B lx5 4'Q '21 ,xv lb. g A ' ' 5' ,N if gn K -lg k N l . 'IS' U x'-L+' A ., ' T- h ' Q, . jx 37 ,kurt 31' V . .A . I W. -I ATL - F' ,l .5 A N Y xx A! , 5 O xx t J N ' 4Jm ,-3- Baafzcfaffcfacdfan Left to rrght A E Carleton A J Wsnters E C Jensen S E Burgoyne W L Perkins F W Throughout the school year the Board of Educatuon has been what might be called the guudung lnght an the dlrectuon of the complex problems ofthe Montpelier High School Because of the due consuderataon glven the wrse attutudes taken and the discretion used an dealing with the school affairs and problems whatever dnffncultnes there were rf any were dealt with very prudently and satlsfactoruly 4 . s f l T - . , . . I , . . , . . , . . V , . . Sorgatz, E. L. Burgoyne. II ' ' ' Il ' v . . I I A I I I ' MONTPELIER HIGH SCHOOL BEARS lt IS futtung that the present ldamont should feature as nts plctorlal theme the mascot of the lnstntutnon The Rocky Mountam Grxzzly for short the Bear as a school symbol made Its advent Into school hustory and tradltlon wnth the untroductlon of football under the durectuon of Coach Jerry Taylor Prevxous to l928 no symbol except the school colors The Red Gnd Grey had ever been used to desngnate or :dentlfy our com petmg actnvnty teams Football was mtroduced nn the fall of l928 Our flrst game was played wlth McCammon on October l2 away from home The enture student body and a great many commun :ty supporters accompanued the team to wltness thus openlng game Agamst experlenced oppon ents our team made an excellent showlng al though out scored I4 to l3 Coach Taylor was well pleased wrth the performance of hus charges and ln descrlbung thelr flghtung qualltnes In a report to the st ude nt body Inkened them to medlately caught the fancy of student body and community fans and the deslgnatlon became part of our actuvuty tradntmon The grnzzly head was made part of the decoratnons on the turst warm up sults purchased cn l929 Sxnce that tlme nt has been the symbol around whlch our entnre actlvlty program has revolved In 1937 Mr Farrell Collett a graduate of the Montpelier Hugh School wnth the Class of 1926 now Art Instructor at Weber College Ogden Utah pre sented to the school an orlgunal osl pavntlng of The Grnzzly whlch has become the center puece In the M H S trophy case The Mont pelser Hugh School Grlzzly Bear as a school sym bol has had clustered about It an envrable record of athletic forensuc muslcal and scholastlc achievements In orlgmal xdea hustory and tra dntxon It IS a worthy challenge to coming gener ations of M H S students Keep nt worthy' Wee SUPERINTENDENT WINTERS HELEN STONER ,, 1, - , , . , ' ' ' f . charging grizzlies. MontpeIier Bears im- , - 1 , .l. .I . .I - U . H . . , I . I . . V A U - ' I I - 4 LEWIS MUNK LORENZO SWENSEN VIRGINIA EKINS WESLEY R BAKER iff' FORREST I-IAUCK INEZ LAVIN WILLIAM 'I' LOCKYER M EDWARD WILLIAMS XMARY O SHO KENNETH R ALLRED WELDON E GRANDY CAMILLA M SPILLMAN 6 I I x , I A 1 ,. L- 'xx X A , , H WZ.. :Y ,Q 1 ' ln f is f DAVID BURGOYNE Vrce President The office of Student B ody Vrce Presrdent has be e n very capably handled this year That is the way Davrd does everythrng he undertakes Hrs quret gentle manly manner has won hrm the admiration a nd frrendlrness of everyone He has an outstond rng scholastrc record and wrth hrs obrlrty he s h o u l d really accomplrsh brg thrngs Besrdes thoroughly carryrng out h r s school responsrbrlrtres David found trme for extra cur ricular actrvrty Hrs pet drversron appeared to be photography To an all round gentleman we say The best always' garcfq Uffwm ELWOOD HENINGER President The hrghest and the most honored posrtron a student can ho mM H S lsthat f tu dent Body President Elwood because of hrs outstondrng per sonalrty hrs utter lack of con cert hrs capabrlrty hrs extreme and adeptness was elected to that very coveted posrtron which he frlled very competently Although as Student B od y Presrdent hrs responsrbrlrty has been great rt has not prevented hum from takrng an actrve part rn outside octrvrtres He has beer on asset to the Debate team and has participated rn many foren src meets Contrnued success to y o u Elwood 7 JEAN KORSEBERG Secretary Treasurer Jean Korsre to her friends has one of those wrnnrng person alrtres that has made her a fav orrte among her classmates Her frrendlrness obrlaty willingness won for her the honor of berng Student B o d y Secretary Treas urer and she ha s successfully carrred out her dutres as such Je-an somehow manages to fund trme for all krnds of act: vrtres She has outstanding abrl rty as a pranrst and has made an envrable record rn her school work Remain as sweet as you are Jean and you will surely succeed 4 h- ld. U :Sh ,H .H . ' T ' . l , , . . T . - h D ' friehdliness, as well as his skill to cooperate, and dependability A Q Q I. I gm! of eww Bock Row Mr Swensen Ray Gertsch David Burgoyne Harold Sorenson Ray Root Front Row Frank Hrrschr Paul Moeser Mr Allred .lean Korseberg Elwood l-lenlnger Clay Wilcox Verl Mumford Mlss Eklns Ann Winters -ra-4 Left to right-Ralph Barlow, Mr. Winters, Mr. Allred, Jean Korseberg, Mr. Swensen, Miss Ekins, Mr. Williams, Darrell Jacobson. -gg Glam YUM RAY ROOT Vvce Presrdent Ray IS one of those congennal lnkable fellows we flnd partncu patlng an all kxnds of actlvltle To wut Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Captaln Football Team Vnce Pres Sensor Class 4 Grizzly Staff Sports 4 Whitman Trophy Wlnner 4 K n n g of Annual Hornecom mg 4 Besxdes thus Ray ns an out standung student and has an en vrable record ID all classes More powe r to you Ray' We re loo k a n g for bug thnngs from you I. 5 lptf CLAY WILCOX Presldent M H S students say Clays okay They re right Wnth Clay as head of the Sen nor class the Sensors have ex peruenced a very eventful year The great success of the annual Sensor Ruff which was for the furst tlme held rn the Muleta Ballroom may be largely attrnb uted to Clay s abuluiy as a leader Clay has always been wnllung to glve his full hearted cooper ation In all sorts of actlvltues for promoting the welfare of our school He was Assnstant Bus: nes Manager of thus year s lda mont Hls friendly congenial jovial personaluty has made hum tops with all who know hum Here s to you Clay' BETTY CAR LETON Sec reta ry Treasu rer A gurl of personaluty leader shup and abnlnty Betty wall long be remembered as one of the outstandnng m e m b e r s of her class As Vice Presudent of the class when she was a Freshman and as Secretary of thus year s Sen lors she has shown her wnllzng ness to cooperate with the other offacers She has demonstrated h e r school sparzt as an actlve mem ber of the Pep Club for two years Last year Betty was Socuety Edxtor of the ldamont and thus year she has capably carrled the responsibility of being Its Editor IO X rm r syll 4 A J 1 t 7 I ' 4. I . . 4 I I T f V T Y i l M ' 'M my X N3 J Y Y .. 5 f Y Y 2 ac 5 ft ffazf Y, Q 1124 We A M g A lf .sz-Lf f A ' ai V A ' ' ' -uf' R TEDD BUNN Q -KA I un., ELAINE ANDERSON RALPH BARLOW MURLINE BIRD DOROTHY GOOCI-' PHILLIP GROSJEAN RUSSELL HALL HELEN HANSEN ELWOOD HENINGER EUNICE I-IESS VIOLET HIRSCHI LOLA BELLE HOUSLEY DORIS HUNTER ROBERT JENSEN --II,- DAVID BURGOYNE .191 T ps 'U' BETTY CARLETON NELLIE DAYTON 'Y- VELDA DAYTON NADINE DUNFORD ELDEAN ASHLEY f 'ita.'i. pf 5 JAY BERREY RUSSELL BOE:-IME DALE DUNN -fn' u1 4x 'V GEORGE GLA f? E - 639 M914 1-- .. 232 'NU' AL LI, 2 'Q .5 Q 157- ' If-, ' 'IV' qt.. I-7' . ' I A X A A 3 v- ' 5 S 9 ANN ELVA OLIVER IONE PUGMIRE ,, v. A , 1 ,fr 95' U LW gk. .37 95 M., 4 ,fini Ziff! FAY PETERSON MARY IDA REAM NORMA JEAN REAM CLEONE RIGBY FRANK STEPHENS RUSSELL STEVENS FRANKIE SUNDERLAND GLENN TALBOT PAUL TWISS CLAY WILCOX DONALD WILCOX MAX YOUNG ,..13, FQ-use UQ, .K V55 1 lf' wlix wixx , IONE RIGBY ' W x f 3, f ZENDA RODERICK W' iff . ,F f A 'ifiwf D A-. . RAY RooT , ii' 9 . AGNES SHARP y A u Mft ,--, HELEN SHARP ANN MARIE SMEDLEY JEAN SPARKS BERNIECE SPEIRS 5' , 4519. L , 1' 7' T 3 '3- -nv - 5- wucvz6Za44OM4cmf1 KKK llc ,- EARL LINDER Vuce Presudent T h IS pleasant cooperatuve studuous fellow has capably car rned out hus d ut I e s as Junior Vuce Presvdent Hls frnendly congenial per sonaluty has made hum a popular fngure on M H S campus To Earl we say The best always VERL MUMFORD Presudent Under Verl s capable leader shlp the Junuor Class has had a very successful year The Junuor Prom wnth nts Dutch Garden theme was a bug event and dem onstrated consclentlous e f f o r t and planning on the part of the class offrcers Verl has always been a favor :te among hus classmates and wnth a personaluty luke hns thus quality should carry over Into hls future lufe ANN WINTERS Secretary Treasurer Ann IS one of those rare per sons who us talented un numerous fnelds Not only has she a sweet ersonallty and capability In all she undertakes but also shows an outstanding talent for sung :ng Her charrnung voice has won for her many coveted sung :ng roles .SGW rl ,14- 'J' if' Ayr- k 'W fdikigf Cx 2 3 ARVEL ALLEMAN NAOMA BARTSCHI BEVERLEY CORNWELL GEORGIA DOWNING RUSSELL JEWETT ,ISL 5 Efif ,A s R in 1 Q V, b Q-N JOYCE BARNES PHYLLJS BARTLOME OWEN BARTSCHI VIOLA BAUMAN BEEBE CRANE WILLIAM DANKS BOB GRIMES DICK JENSEN MARY LEE JONES GeNIEL KLJNZ 1 ,,, EARIJL UNDER Devome MICHAELSON LOLA KUNZ LUCILLE MCCART VERL MUMFORD 'Ks DONALD NATE FRED PARKER BETTY PERKINS DUANE PETERSON LLOYD PHELPS LQMAR PRICE DELBERT PUGMIRE AIKO SAKAMOTO ROBERT SCHMID IRENE SEEWER MARJORIE SORGATZ TI-IEROLD SPARKS STERLING STEPHENS BARBARA SWENSEN CALVIN TEUSCHER STERLI NG 'WEAVER CAROL WILLIAMS DORIS TOOMER DAVID WIDMER ANN WINTERS A 61044 Uffwe FRANK HIRSCHI Vnce Presldent Synonymous wlth Frank are actuvuty frlendlsness coopera tuon and enthusuasm Hus many frlends were galned not only by hrs envnable personaluty but also by his outstanding a b 1 I It y In wrestllng whnch was shown by has wlnnlng the tltle of Dlstrlct Champlon In Idaho Frank has h e I d responslble posntuons as Vnce Presldent of the Sophomore Class and as Assust ant Subscrnptnon Manager of the l94l ldamont More power to you Frank 2? PAUL MAESER Presldent Although Paul ns a qulet un pretentrous person he and has accomplushrnents are well known throughout the school Hrs pop ularlty and knack for leadershnp were recognuzed when he was chosen Presadent of the Sopho more Class Hrs jovual fruendly manner has won many frlends for hum We extend our wushes for your future success Paul RUTH SlRRlNE Secreta ry Treasurer Ruth s popularity among her classmates has been doubly ex pressed thus year by her belng selected as personality represen tatnve of her class as well as Sophomore Secretary Treasurer Her sweet dusposntlon and un affected manner h a ve dlstln gulshed her as a favorlte among her classmates Her rn u s IC a l ablllty has been dlsplayed by her membershnp In the M H S Band and Pep Band Here s wlshlng you well Ruth' gurl- -l7.. I CAROL ANSELL ' KIMBER BARLOW , LAVON DA BENTSEN H 1 RUBY BOEHME , fi 'gi s V vs, ., JEAN BERREY . A. if CALVIN BU!-ILER OZMA BUNN JUNIOR CALTON THELMA DAYLEY ROBERT DUNFORD Qu. DeETTE DUNN KAYE FRENCH JIM HILLIER SHIRLEY HIRSCHI E' iii? wi 1K4 .l p '91 Q'- 43 1, 'UK '13 FRANK HIRSCHI DEAN HOFF M, .,, ADA MAE HOMER DEAN HUMPHERYS DONALD HUNTER RUTH IPSEN BETTY JENSEN DAVID JENSEN 1 . x ,X .x 'I v X REI N 'D' my 5-1 A I IJNMI 'O' II 'Nl III EVELYN IEWETT CAROL KUNZ EDYTHE KUNZ IONA KUNZ LELAND KUNZ ADELENE LEWIS I DE VERE STEVENS ODELL STEVENSON TRUMAN STEWART JUNE STRAW ROSS TOOMER ALICE TRUSSEL BETH TUELLER CLARINE WRIGHT MAXINE WRIGHT WARREN! WRIGHT GEORGIA SHARP RUTH SIRRINE LYMAN SMART LQVEREL SMITH N7 PAUL MAESER BONNIE MCAULEY DOROTHY McKEE ROBERT MOLDENHAUER EVA MOSTELLER HOWARD NELSON MARJORIE OAKEY KEITH PARKER DURWOOD PERKINS RAY PETERSON CALVIN PRICE BERNARD REIBER NORMA RICHARDS HYRUM SCHICK 41' 'Ov I k QGQJQMQM QZQA4 Uffabm HAROLD SORENSON Vnce Presldent Thus dark handsome Vuce Presndent has cooperated wnlluno ly wlth hus assocuates Althouah this was Harold s 'flrst vear an hugh school he has already made himself promlnent on the M H S campus not only as a popular student but as an outstandung member of the track team RAY GERTSCH Presldent Sparklung dark eyes mlschle vous grln block curly hour des crnbe thus aood loakmg F ro sh President Ray IS o fa vo r 1 te among hus classmates and hus personalrty us one whuch should easily wan frxends and DOSITIOH for hum throughout hns lufe ROSS SMART Secretary Treasurer Ross ablluty for leodershup was promptly dusplayed wnth hus electron to the office of Secre tary and Treasurer of the Fresh man class as well as hls beung appolnted Assistant A t h l e t IC Manager of the school Although he us rather qulet he goes about has work very persustently and carrues out hus responsnbelltles folthfully li TN-. ,204 ffiivfiuwmal DOREEN ALLEMAN JOHN BARRETT FRANK BARTLOME DARRELL BIENZ l JUNIOR BOEHME LOIS LEE BRIDGES ROGER BURGOYNE FLORENCE CAMPBELL fs. Ah. i' T' WILEY CAMPBELL JUNE CRANE ELAINE DUNFORD ROBERT EINZINGER Q' is-Q RAY GERTSCH LUCILLE HALL LEWIS HOUSLEY HAROLD JENSEN JACK JENSEN FARRINGTON KOEVEN FERN KOFORD DELORES KUNZ ILA KUNZ MARJEAN KUNZ PAUL KUNZ THOMAS KVARME Nfl, x ts . X1 GN' N ' V L XM Q A, if , , 'VW K if if 9' . X 4 f'9' x. ' Q -Ayn I... fcfamcenf SW NORNA RICHARDS Assustant Edntor BETTY CARLETON Editor MISS SPILLMAN Advnser 1 CLAY WILCOX Assnstant Busuness Manager BERNIECE SPEIRS Busuness Manager MR WILLIAMS Adviser RALPH GEE Student Advuser ,..-ul if S DOROTHY McKEE Socsety Edutor M A R Y KAY SORGATZ Assistant NADINE DUNFORD Feature Edntor BETTY JENSEN Asslstant 24 ANN MARIE SMEDLEY Typust FRANK HIRSCI-II Assistant Subscruptnon Manager BARBARA SWEN SEN Subscruptuon Manager CAROL WILLIAMS Assnstant Subscruptnon Manager ROBERT SCHMID Photographlc Edntor Fr 1 I I , J , ' . 35 .I 'w rg A 73 fi ,S E I :Q I .il L, , 5 , 5 Eg It . W... I C E , as ,ts , , 4 J fr' ' I L Y. 2 'PS Y ' I I I I I I I T 2 , . , I I Thus year the Assembly Committee carrned out a new plan that of com petmve class assemblues Thus promoted more en thusnasm and I n te res t assembly programs Qkew feacfewm GEORGIA DOWNING IONE PUGMIRE z4d4emfeZq Qcffmmviiee :X BETTY JENSEN MISS LAVIN MR MUNK Advvsers NADINE DUNFORD ROGER BURGOYNE DUANE PETERSON lone and Georgia are fo be commended for the enthusiasm they encour aged In our student body thus year through thenr splendad cooperation and real school SDIFIT ' ' v .. - -e 5 I U K among the students rn fi' 1 1 - , n I I fb i , . N ,254 ,Q-P' Back Row R Jensen V Mumford P Maeser Second Row F Campbell D Dunn H Sharp M McKee L Housley J Straw P Bartlome A Sharp Mnss Short I Seewer E Mosteller N Ream J Barnes B McAuley L McCart A Sakamoto B Perknns First Row R Smart D Dunn H Hansen M Sorgatz Dean Hoff M Malsbury L McAuley L Smart M Jones 25960212 Wlth the exceptuon of one member the Debate Club was enturely new thus year An lnterestlng ques tlon and constantly changlng events kept the club Interested and busy The appolntment of Mr Maeser to the army left the squad wnthout a coach but Mr Couch ade quately fnlled the posutuon R Root A Wanters D Wunter WW W o r k I n g together to make the school paper one of the outstanding papers publlshed nn M H S the largest s t a ff of several years endeavored to make the Grnzzly a pa pe r of whlch t h e entzre school could be justly proud A N Mar1OrleSorgatz Elwood Henlnger Loss McAuley Mr Couch advoser Dean Hoff Lyman Smart 26 pep ew 'E ww ff-...M X X MAXINE McKEE MARGARET MALSBURY CAROLE WILLIAMS Vice President President Secretary Treasurer This group of enthusiastic coeds dressed in their snappy uniforms maroon slacks and white SloppyJoe sweaters have added much color to the school Splrlt of 40 41 Their year s ambition was realized when they were permitted to go to the Basketball Tournament to give the Bears the fight and spirit which was so necessary In the sprung fifteen new girls were initiated to full the vacancies left by our graduating seniors In addition with the traditional pledge week a formal initiation ceremony was held to introduce the new pledges The week was clnmaxed by a sprung formal given in honor of the new members Congratulations to you Pep Club' rw? l Third Row-B. Cornwell B. Swensen N. Dunford H. Sharp B. Carleton J. Barnes V. Bauman J. Sarbach P. Bartlome B. Crane. Second Row- B. Perkins A. Winters N. Dayton L. Sorenson E. Hess A. E. Oliver D. Gooch M2 A. M. Smedley J. Sparks A. Sakamoto. Third Row-Miss Lavin adviser' G. Downing J. Korseberg L. McAuley M. Malsbury C. Williams I. Pugmire M. Sorgatz M. L. Jones Cheer Leaders-H. Hansen D. Toomer. Www New Bock Row O Stevenson R Hall B Wllson J Berrey B Nuckols D Lorsen L Smart R Toomer V Mumford D Hoff E Henmger Front Row M McKee V Hurschu D Toomer Bock Row O Stevenson D Hoff L Smart Front Row A Wnnters J Korseberg B Swensen G Muller I Pugmure A Wnnters F Sunderland M Sorgotz 28 U . ll ' M. Sorgorz, J. StrovJ, Jensen! D. McKee, D. Hunter, L. McAuleyI, V. Ekins, Director. WIICLII gmc! DURWOOD PERKINS Drum Major DORIS TOOMER ond MARJORIE SORGATZ Twlrlers , ,,.,,,.1 Wx ., . L MR BAKER Qs.: Pk: ggi? wi f sf? -' 2 .rf wwx uf,,:?:1 ' 'Q H .L We 'Q' 5 M, 0551 H? 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Second Row Lyman Smart De Vone Mlchaelson Dale Du we Verl Stevens Sterllng Weaver Nadine Dunford McKay Wulcox Marlorle Oakey Donald Nate First Row Norma Rnchards Paul Maeser Jean Oakey Bob Grimes Ruth Slrrlne Clifford Pendrey Paul Kunz Jean Sparks Hazel Dawn Ream Thelda Nowland Marjorie Sorgatz Dean Larsen Thurd Row D Larsen l Mourutsen A Muller Mvss Ekuns Second Row D McKee B Jensen R H Nelson H Jensen O Stevenson G Muller D Gooch D Toomer H Barkdull C Wllllams L Smnth G Downing J Straw I Lindsay J Crane I Seewer M Spears B Spears V Hrrschu A E Olaver B Swensen M Sorgatz L McAuley N Richards C Ansell A Lewis L Hall M K Sorgatz lpsen D Hunter B McAuley D Dunn L McCarf E Mosteller First Row R Schmid R Hall B Grimes D Mlchaelsen L Smart D Hoff S Weaver E Henmger D Dlck D Larsen Presldent B Swensen Vice President E Mosteller Secretary Mass Ekms Advnser 30 LH g GM Darrell Lindsay Max Young Mr Grandy Advuser Gordon Muller Presldent Paul Twuss Dewaxn Nowlond Elwood Arnell Q44 Fourth Row Adelene Lewus, Jean Sarbach, Vxola Bauman, Helen Sharp, Carol Ansell Third Row Shlrley Wallentrne, Doris Toomer, Dorothy McKee, Georgia Downing, Shrrley Rae Mules, Phyllis Bartlome, LaVerel Smith Second Row Dorlene Sutter, Ada Mae Homer, Georgia Sharp, Loss Lee Bridges, Betty Jean Stock, Ruby Sutter, Theo Mumford, Elaine Dunford Fnrst Row LaVonda Bentsen, Loulse Trussel, Beulah Anderson, Florence Campbell, Agnes Sharp, Dorothy Gooch, DeEtteDunn,Al1ce Schmld, l-larrlet Barkdull, Junelln Perkxns 31 I . . . - 5 . v , 1 15.5 'G ,ffl dl. V ' 4 V e ttf A3 f A A VA rt A I 1 I - 1 I I A 1 ' I I , I 1 ' ae I I Qi- we 4 -vl- gf, E. , Q t 5 Offucers Donald Hunter Frank Hurschu Clarune Wrught Dean Hoff The L D S semunary system had uts begunnung un l9l2 when the furst unut was establushed un connectuon wuth Graruute Hugh School un the vucunuty of Salt Lake Cuty lt has grown steaduly untul at the present tume there are about lOO semunarues un operatuon servung approxumately 20 OOO students The Montpeluer Semunary has been un exustence twenty two years and has served a good percentage of the L D S students of the hugh school sunce that tume The movement to conduct week clay classes of reluguon has spread rapudly throughout the natuon Today church groups and munusterual assocuatuons have the cooperatuon of boards of educatuon and other school offucuals un at least 370 Amerucan cutues rnakung ut possuble to conduct classes un reluguous educatuon durung school hours ,cd Back Row C Teuscher C Wulluams N Bartschu A Kunz E Bleckerd C Rugby R Schmud L Kunz P Bartlome M Lundsay J Oakue Mr Couch unstructor Front Row B Swensen D Bucher I Mortensen R Boehme A Parman, A Sharp D Wudmer G Kunz D Wulcox V Bauman 32 swfv O Seam W! 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'Q W, ,w X 'A 2 fx , L 5' L, Q is ' 4 XR-yf J v. ,W ,, ':-- 43 , I f 4.5 Y A N ' iv,., 51 .1,:AA ., ,gbi 1, gh 1 Wm 91 i' ' K V45 Zfwlwm Semafzfi NADINE DUNFORD ROBERT KNUTTI Q 3 pefmcwa ' Wm, Qawffzmen VERLA LLOYD RAY GERTSCH my afa- ' I f' K, O ff - 2 ,ip-'L r .X fx JV!! Dafmcie WWQL iff E fnnmw DUANE PETERSON AIKO SAKAMOTO Sofzkamcww RALPH CRANE RUTH SIRRINE ,gifs l ! Vv!W5'W?3!1 by 5 . -L 53 --N fa'- flfemwl Mmm Sandy .M--- I Back Row Alko Sakamoto 42 Ann Wunters 42 Mary lda Ream 41 Afton Kunz 41 Jean Korseberg 41 Bernlece Speurs 41 Davld Burgoyne 41 Nadlne Dunford 41 McKay Kunz 41 Beulah Lewls 41 Betty Carleton 41 Mary Lnndsay 41 Front Row Verl Mumford 42 Ray Root 41 Dale Dunn 41 Robert Knuttn 41 Robert Jensen 41 The Montpeller Hugh School Chapter of the National Scholastic Honor Society of Secondary Schools us composed of students who have contributed hugh scholarshlp fine character true lecldershnp and school service to the Institution 46 AND IN ADDITION .... III! DETERMINED GOD BLESS AMERICA BEAUTIFUL OBLIVION EUR LOUIS PAST THE FACULTY DO HI STEPPER -4 ANALGESIC BALM CGOOD FOR BERN J uw-vm 14' T DOT TRAMP TRAMP TRAMP 47 A 4. I SP A r Q I ' ,355 13? , . , HT I-IEG , x gy 5, ggi, .3 Q 1:-TQ.- I3 fjg5',.,,.,, W - I Y A A. +14, I - - . WHAT NO HAT? urwooge Vx N 7,510 ui US SKUNK IS THIS YAHUDI UP OL THING VN THE SAM 5 o M? MN GRP-ND Yes YOU WWE E .ff- ' WHAT BTG ONG5 L N 155 if- 'Utd 'RO 2 POME IT PRAYS TO BE I M NOT RITIN NOTES YE GREATE MEDITATOR' A PEP CLUB PLEDGE I M TABULATIN VOTES HOSPITALITY IGNORED GAB FEST I FORGITTED MY HANKY Qing SM? F 135-. SONG FEST SMALLER SIZE PLEASE TEETHING AND TEETHED A9 rw Q, x . ff 4. Sgr A S AJ 1 ,L N Q i If If 1 .1 . wr I 3 fx, f X525 Li? if W , nw I A Q I , in 0 I I mm. 4 V , it X u '4 U t 5 1 A . I-iz 1 V V .. X 5 A 1' b xxx 'S 3 SETTIN PRETTY Q IHWWRNK 5 'EVANSTDN i if WHO DID THE WHIPPING799 DO-RE ME MEW MRS FRANK N STEIN CHANGE PLEASE iq-uf I PAPER DOLLS SHIRLEY? 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