Plentywood High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Plentywood, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

Adviser—Mrs. Don Logan Editors —Shirley Arneson Arleen Dietrich 1958 TREASURE CHEST Volume XII Senior Class— Plentywood, Montana DEDICATED • • To our Mothers and Fathers--whose interests have been in the improvement of our lives, whose love and encouragement have been inspirational, and whose never-ending sacrifices have made possible these four years of high school, we respect- fully dedicate The Treasure Chest of 1958. The Class of 1958 2 CLASS OF 1958 Motto: Life is a picture; paint it well. Colors: Flower: Turquoise and Silver Tinted Carnation Officers: President..............................Shirley Arneson Student Council Representatives Vice President......................Sylvia Goetzinger Larry Doucette Secretary...............................Gordon Wang Vivian McCall Valedictorian ARLEEN DIETRICH Amie Eyes, when properly used, can accomplish much. Salutatorian . GARY NIELSEN Gary It is not who is right, but what is right, that is important. 4 LARRY WAYNE ANDERSON Lefty Here I am, you lucky people. THEODORE FAY ANNO Teddy Watch out girls! He's a lady-killer. 5 SHIRLEY BERNICE ARNESON Shoil In love and revenge, woman is more barbarous than man. LE DONNA BERNICE BRENTESON Donna Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others can- not keep it from them- selves. 6 ALBERT LAWRENCE DOUCETTE Larry I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. 7 LARRY DALE FALK Larry Life is too short to do any- thing for oneself that one can pay others to do for KAREN SANDRA FRETHEIM Freddie She puts her worries in a pocket with a hole in it. LUELLA JANE GAINES Janie A smile is worth a thousand frowns in any market. 8 RUBY WINIFRED GOLTZ Rube Ahead lies everything. MARY HELEN HALLESY Dixie What's the use of worrying when the world is full of fun? 9 RALPH ROGER HEPPNER Ralph Too much learning doth make thee mad. RONALD GENE HEPPNER Ron Men like me are few and far between. 10 RONALD DEAN JOHNSON Ronnie I have often regretted my speech, never my silence. 11 ARREEN CARRIE ANN KAVON Reenie I cannot think of two things at once, so I think of him. 12 RONALD ARTHUR LESTER Art When you stop to think, don't forget to start again. DOROTHY JEAN MARSH Dot She can resist anything but temptation. 13 EDITH ADELINE MARSH Edie Everything is funny as long as it happens to someone else. VIVIAN ROSE McCALL Viv My head is not ivory; ivory does not rust. 14 15 GERALD LEE SPRAGUE Jerry From contemplating, one may become wise, but knowledge comes only from study. 16 JAMES GORDON THOMPSON Jim Whatever is worth doing, is worth doing well. MABEL ANN THOMPSON Mabel A quiet, unassuming girl of sterling worth. ROBERT EUGENE TIMMERMAN Hook An athlete who scores in more ways than one. 17 JAMES LEE TURNER Jimmy I love not women—they are so simple. GORDON OLE WANG Ole They copied all they could follow, but they couldn't copy my mind. 18 ODDS AND ENDS Vivian and Edith Ginger Ted Lila Faye and Rose Shirley Coleen and Donna 19 Jane Allan and Ronnie THIS AND THAT Arnie and Dixie. Hoven!? Elaine, Jane, Marie, and Darlene on Pioneer Day SCHOOL LIFE Top B Cheerleader Singing on the steps Meet Me In St. Louis FFA Greenhorns Pocket-sized singer Who won? Congratulations, and welcome home, boys! Play practice in 201 21 Yummy! ? Plentywood wins Class B Basket- ball Championship for first time since 1948. First Bermuda Day at P.H.S. - April 25. Senior class had largest rep- resentation. Pioneer Day - November 15 Another first at P.H.S. 22 SUPERINTENDENT LEONARD A. WOLLAN May I have your attention for a few announce- ments? 24 BOARD OF EDUCATION Jim Bussinger Don Peterson Einar Klofstad Bill Johnston W. W. Lane Joe Eggen John Kohler Elmer Nielsen 25 FACULTY Miss OSTA’ V. MADSEN A star in my grade-book for you today! Mrs. FLORENCE TIMMERMAN As far as that's concerned . . Mr. HAROLD GACKLE Mrs. BERNADINE P. LOGAN Mr. RALPH STENEHJEM No need for all this talking. Who will buy my potatoes? Take it with a grain of salt. 26 Mr. DONALD EASTON All right, people . . ii ii 27 Miss ARDYCE V. PETERSON 'Give me your attention, folks. Mr. PHILIP J. BERRY 'Cornets, you're still too loud. Mr. JOE CARPENTER Any new students this morning? Mr. RALPH JOHNSON Sit down, Lester! Mr. TOM LUDWIG Going golfing tonight? Miss JOANNE WICKLUND Let's try it again. Mrs. SALLY CARPENTER Oh, that's wonderful. Mr. GEORGE JOHNSON Get to work, people! 28 added iiiiJiinmiMiiiimi Mary Doucette Gary Ereth Kenneth Erichsen ■ LeRoy Evenson Warner Evenson Mildred Flakne Gary French Judith French Frank Hewitt Shirley Holdeman Cecil Johnson Darlene Kavon Marie King Lila Faye Kleppen Gordon Klofstad Betty Knutson 30 Rose Anderson Treasurer OF ’59 Gail Damstrom Student Council Representative Dale Ross Janeatte Severson Ronald Severson Sharon Smith Richard Thompson Lois Thorson Alma Torgerson Kathryn Wang Raymond Wang Not Pictured: Shirley Bergh Barbara Daly Lesley Hurst 31 Dale Adams Carol Brenteson Carol Christensen Bill Haugland President Robert Fry Jeanette Mehl Vice President Sec.-Treas. Duane Christensen Gary Christensen Larry Erichsen Geraldine Evenson CLASS Jim Feeney Ivor Fowler Vernita Furst Delores Gabrielson Donna Garrick Anita Goetzinger Gary Goltz Carol Hall Robert Harrington Brent Hodges Gordon Hoven Verle Howell Sandra Janssen Barbara Jensen Jeanne Jensen Karen Johnson Willard Kanning Judy King Sharon King LeRoy Kohler David Larson Donald Larson Myron Lee 32 Sharon Bergrude Vyrion Larsen Arlene Pohle Student Council Representatives OF ’60 Sheldon Madsen Frances Marsh Mary Jean Medders Sandra Mortenson Barbara Nelson Karen Nelson Gordon Nielsen Morris Nielsen Sheldon Nielsen Joanne Nixon Larry Pfeiffer Jerry Phelps Donald Reed Judy Ross Ansel Rost Karen Sachow Karen Schwarzrock Connie Sorensen Marian Sorenson Grant Sprague Karen Timmerman LeRoy Torgerson Ronnie Torno Lewis Turner Dona Wagenson Jerry Wilson Donna Wolfe Mike Wollan NOT PICTURED: Duane Brenteson Fay Chandler 33 Paulette Anderson Eva Anno Jeanette Beckers Patricia Brynjulson CLASS Rodger Ceartin Ruth Ceartin Gary Clawson Cheryl Clemens Betty Lou Clemes Dale Adams Donald Anderson Francis Corner Judy Johnson President Secretary-Treasure Craig Damstrom Arvid Eggen Robert Engstrom Thomas Feeney Joan Flakne Sharon Goltz Henry Graham Sharon Gustafson Melvin Hall Larry Ham Donna Haugland Donald Heppner Dorothy Heppner Bertha Hewitt May Hilyard Garry Hoffarth Duane Holtan Mary Hoven 34 Student Council Representatives OF ’61 Milton Hovland Eddie Johnson Gerald Johnson Lawrence Johnson Wayne Klofstad Richard Larsen Bonita Lee Roger Loucks Michael Merrill James Ness Marlene Nielsen Richard Overby Nancy Schott Lynn Severson Gary Smith Sharon Syme Roger Thompson La.Ty Timmerman Cheryl Wankel Ginger Wirtzberger Joanne Turner 35 The School Lunchroom Cooks Mrs. EDNA ANDERSON Mrs. HILDA HEPPNER Mrs. GARNET KING Mrs. MABEL TORNO The Plentywood School cooks prepared and served noon lunch last year, with the help of the Home He. I and II girls. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Heppner, head cooks, attended a hot lunch conference at Wolf Point. They alldeservea big thank you from the school for the fine job they did. These are the men who deserve the credit for the well-kept and clean school that we have. Their efforts helped to make our school what it is, and we owe them a lot for their fine job. Custodians EIGHTH GRADE Lennon Adams Arlene Anderson Darlene Anderson Keith Anderson Curtis Antonson Gerry Bergrude NOT PICTURED Kelly Cannon Donald Davenport Donald Eggen Joanne Eggen Leslie Enghusen Beverly Ereth Dwayne Evenson Barbara Fleming Connie Geelan Betty Goetzinger Diane Goltz Gene Haga James Harrington Linda Hass James Herman Doris Hilyard John Hoven Janet Johnson Darlene Joyes Elaine Juve James Kaip Karl Kanning Dennis Ketterman Kari Linn Kienitz 37 Glenn Klofstad Allan Lagerquist Karen Lee NOT PICTURED Janice Long Doralie Mehl Fern Mehl Gary Meissner Willard Michels Joyce Morgan Gail Nelson Gordon Olson Jerry Olson Bradley Peterson Karroll Peterson NOT PICTURED Linda Peterson Ronald Rierson NOT PICTURED Nola Roesch Marvin Severson Mary Lou Simonis Harlan Ski'lingberg Karen Sprague Larry Thompson Melvin Thompson Mary Ann Timmerman Larry Turner Ruby Wang Roy Welter Robert Willard Bernie Wold Randy Worthington 38 SEVENTH GRADE Marsha Bergstad Celeste Brynjulson Thelma Ceartin Ned Chandler Velma Christensen Roger Clemens Nadine Cybulski Larry Erichsen Wayne Erichsen Gene Evanskaas Jimmy Fredricks Leslie Graham Morris Hark Sandra Haroldson Marcia Hass Renee Haugland Kenneth Hewitt Sheila Jensen Arno Johnson Vivian Juve Lucille Klofstad Billy Knick Gary Lee David Melton Barbara Messinger Harry Miller Barbara Morgan Donna Morstad LeRoy Rost Barbara Smith 39 Ruth Smith Shirley Smith Linda Stageberg Nancy Stenehjem Barbara Thompson Terry Willard James McNulty William Torgerson Robert Nikolaisen EXTRA SNAPS THE PEPJUG Hey, what's going on? Footloose cast- 1958 Jr. Class Play 40 BASKETBALL ACTION LEFT to RIGHT: Tommy Clemens, Gordon Klofstad, Don Anderson, Ron Heppner, Gerald Sprague, Bob Tim- merman, Bob Harrington, Dale Pohle, Tom Feeney, Don Reed, Jerry Wilson. FRONT: Coach Clifton McLean, Manager Dean Wollan, Assistant Coach Ralph Johnson. Action The Cats at Billings The tip-off with Wolf Point Plentywood cheerleaders and Kelly What are you sitting on, Ron? B” Squad LEFT to RIGHT: Gary Hoffarth, Roger Thompson, David Larson, Jimmy Ness, Richard Overby, Francis Corner, Myron Lee, Robert Engstrom, VerleHowell, Wayne Klofstad, Corky Timmerman, Gordon Nielsen, Rodger Ceartin, Vernon Hoven. 42 A PROUD SCHOOL Kelly Feldner State Participation Medal Local Action State Champ RON HEPPNER, GERALD SPRAGUE, GERALD MEHL, AND BOB TIMMERMAN 1957 FOOTBALL TEAM JUNIOR DALE POHLE, DEAN WOLLAN, FRANK HEWITT, TOM CLEM- ENS, WARNER EVENSON, GERALD KOHLER, CECIL JOHN- SON SOPHOMORES VYRION LARSEN, GARY CHRIS- TENSEN JERRY WILSON, MIKE WOLLAN, BILL HAUGLAND, DON REED, FAY CHANDLER RICHARD OVERBY, WAYNE KLOFSTAD, BOB ENGSTROM, FRANCIS CORNER, LAWRENCE JOHNSON, GARY SMITH, LARRY TIMMERMAN, DON ANDERSON, TOM FEENEY, VERNON HOVEN, DALE ADAMS 44 The Plentywood High School football team won only two games during the 1957 season, those with Poplar and Crosby. All of the home games were played under the lights in Lincoln Field. SCHOOL LIFE 45 CHEERLEADERS A TEAM: TOP to BOTTOM: Carol Brenteson, Connie Sorenson, Vernita Furst, Pamela Mayer. The A Team Cheerleaders were a very busy group this year. They attended all the basketball and football games, both at home and away, and participated in all the Pep Assemblies. They par- ticipated in the Wolf Point Tournament, and at the State Class B Tourney at Billings, where Pamela Mayer won the State Cheerleader's Trophy. B TEAM, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Betty Lou Clemes and Sharon Gustafson. BACK ROW: Ger- aldine Evenson. 46 CHRISTMAS BALI. Leslie Hurst and Jane Gaines were King and Queen of the 1957 Senior Christmas Ball, which was held on December 20. Shirley Arneson and Wayne Thomsen led the Grand March, and music was furnished by the Twilight Trio. This must be the Stork Club!! The chaperones 48 JUNIOR PROM The annual Junior Prom was held on April 25 in the PHS auditorium. Bob Timmerman and Karen Nelson were King and Queen, and Elaine Kanning and Dean Wollan led the Grand March. Music was furnished by Bill MacFarland’s Band. Coming through 49 MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS1L November 22 Pre-stage practice Humph! ! Papa fi 0 - - in 1$ On stage This is play practice??? Female Dennis the Menace Remember the chicken heart, Mary? The plot thickens Old lady Waughop JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Lila and her rice The cast of Footloose -Jr. Class Play-April 20 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Larry Doucette, Frank Hewitt, Larry Pfeiffer, Richard Overby, Jerry Phelps, Ronnie Severson, Gordon Wang, Raymond Wang, Cecil Johnson. ROW 2: Ralph Stenehjem, Adviser; Roger Loucks, Marian Sorenson, Dale Ross, Dale Adams, Bob Timmerman, LeRoy Kohler, Dick Thompson, Arvid Eggen, Duane Holtan. ROW 3: Michael Merrill, Eddy Jonnson, Roger Thompson, Lewis Turner, Craig Damstrom, Bob Feeney, Jim Thompson, Dwayne Brenteson, Bob Torgerson, Bob Harrington. ROW 4: Lawrence Johnson, Don Heppner, Larry Ham, Henry Graham, Vyrion Larsen, Warner Evenson, Gerald Kohler, Morris Nielsen, Ansel Rost, Willard Kanning. ROW 5: Bob Engstrom, Kenneth Erichsen, Roger Ceartin, Gary Smith, Tom Feeney, Myron Lee, Don Reed, Larry Timmerman, Lloyd Adams, Larry Falk, Ron Lester, Lynn Severson. 52 Sweetheart and Attendants FFA Bull Sale FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Shirley Arneson, Karen Johnson, LeDonna Brenteson, Gail Damstrom, Eva Anno. ROW 2: Connie Sorenson. ROW 3: Bertha Hewitt, Cheryl Wankel, Betty Goetzinger, Vemita Furst, Jeanette Mehl, Lila Faye Kleppen, Joanne Turner, Judy Johnson, Ginger Wirtzberger. ROW 4: Geraldine Evenson, Mildred Flakne, Sharon King, Carol Christenson, Barbara Loupe. ROW 5: Joan Flakne, Dorothy Heppner, Judy Ross, Mary Jean Medders, Dona Wagenson, Nancy Schott, Mis. Jane Lord, Adviser. TNT—PEP CLUB FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Schott, Ginger Wirtzberger, Judy Johnson, Frances Davenport, Vemita Furst, Jeanette Mehl, Marie King, Jeanette Becker. ROW 2: Pat Brynjulson, Joanne Turner, Cheryl Clemens, Mary Ann Doucette, Pamela Mayer, Mary Jean Medders, Joan Flakne, Paulette Anderson. ROW 3: Lila Faye Kleppen, Judy Ross Rose Anderson, Carol Brenteson, Lucetta McCall, Barbara Olson, Connie Sorenson, Carol Christensen, Sharon King, May Hilyard, Jane Gaines. ROW 4: Mary Hallesy, Marjorie Brenteson, Sandra Mortenson, Sandra Janssen Eva Anno, Dona Wagenson, Yvonne Rierson, Sharon Everson, Kathryn Wang, Shirley Arneson, Gail Dam- strom Mrs. Jane Lord, Adviser. ROW 5: Donna Haugland, Sharon Gustafson, Ruth Ceartin, Barbara Nelson, Sharon Smith, Bertha Hewitt, Geraldine Evenson, Le Donna Brenteson, Lola Rierson, Elaine Kanning, Sharon Brenteson, Mildred Flakne, Judy French, Arleen Dietrich. 53 GIRLS’ CHORUS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Sharon Gustafson, Bertha Hewitt, Mary Ann Doucette, Vernita Furst, Sharon Smith, Patricia Brynjulson, Judy Johnson, Cheryl Clemens, Sharon King, Betty Lou Clemes, Ruth Ceartin, Nancy Schott, Philip J. Berry, Director. ROW 2: Lila Faye Kleppen, Eva Anno, Dianne Nelson, Ginger Wirtzberger, Mary Jean Medders, Sylvia Goetzinger, Dorothy Heppner, Jeannette Mehl, May Hilyard, Arleen Dietrich, Gayle Howell. ROW 3: Shirley Ameson, Karen Timmerman, Sandra Janssen, Phyllis McCall, Lola Rierson, Marie King, Arlene Pohle, Edith Marsh, Vivian McCall, Lucetta McCall, Barbara Olson, Judy Ross, Lois Thorson, Sharon Bernteson. ROW 4: Dona Wagenson, Kathryn Wang, Dorothy Marsh, Carol Christensen, Sharon Everson, Anita Goetzinger, Jeanne Jensen, Yvonne Rierson, Rose Anderson, Sandra Mortenson, Carol Brenteson, Mary Hallesy, Elaine Kan- ning, Marjorie Brenteson, Gail Damstrom. TRIPLE TRIO Shirley Ameson Sharon Everson Yvonne Rierson Lila Faye Kleppen Vivian McCall Mary Hallesy Mary Ann Doucette Arlene Pohle Arleen Dietrich CONCERT CHOIR FRONT ROW, Left to Right: A. Pohle, Accompanist; V. McCall, J. Gaines, C. Clemens, M. Doucette, S. King, P. McCall, A. Dietrich, L. Thorson, P. Berry, Director. ROW 2: L. Kleppen, S. Arneson, D. Marsh, S. Everson, S. Janssen, S. Brenteson, J. Krebsbach, G. Howell, M. Hallesy, E. Kanning. ROW 3: D. Wollan, D. Ross, W. Klofstad, B. Fry,F. Hewitt, G. Damstrom, Y. Rierson, R. Anderson, M. Brenteson, K. Fretheim. ROW 4: L. Skinningberg, D. Larson, R. Heppner, G. Smith, L. Johnson, G. Klofstad, C. Johnson, R. Tomo, L. Erichsen, S. Madsen, L. Timmerman, V. Howell, R. Overby, M. Lee. The Concert Choir at the Open House Program for NEA Week Singing in the steps at Christmas The PHS Concert Choir, under the direction of Mr. Philip J. Berry, sang at the Open House Program during NEA Week, and also performed at the Winter Concert on December 3. As is the custom, the Choir sang in the Christmas Assembly and also over the inter-communication system. The Choir received a superior rating at the Chorus Festival in Plentywood, sang at the Spring Concert, and sang at graduation exercises. 55 CLARINETS: LEFT to RIGHT: Mary Hallesy, Janet Johnson, Sharon Gustafson, Diana Goltz, Barbara Fleming, Barbara Messinger, Marcia Hass, Arleen Dietrich, David Larson, May Hilyard, Jeanette Mehl, Donna Haugland, Betty Lou Clemes, Bob Fry. WOODWINDS FLUTES: LEFT to RIGHT: Sharon Everson, Mary Lou Simonis, Pamela Mayer. 56 LEFT to RIGHT: Sandra Janssen, Bass Clarinet; Vivian McCall, Oboe; Arlene Pohle, Bassoon. SAXOPHONES: LEFT to RIGHT: Shirley Arneson, Yvonne Rierson, Lola Rierson, Donna Wolfe, Ginger Wirtz- berger, Gene Evanskaas. HORNS: LEFT to RIGHT: Barbara Daly, Sandra Mortenson, Sharon King, Judy Johnson. TROMBONES: FRONT ROW: Arno Johnson, Sheila Jensen. ROW 2: Harlan Skillingberg, Vernon Hoven. ROW 3: James Ness. 58 CORNETS: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Richard Larsen, Lois Thorson, Renee Haugland, Ronny Torno. BACK ROW: Don Larson, Dean Wollan, Lawrence Johnson, Wayne Klofstad. BASSES: LEFT to RIGHT: Gary Smith, Sheldon Madsen, Larry Erichsen, Eddy Johnson. 59 The PHS Band, directed by Mr. Philip J. Berry, made its first appearances in the Harvest Festival Parade and at the home football games. Their music added much to the Pep Assemblies, and also set the pace at the basketball games. The Winter Concert was on December 3, and the Spring Concert was presented on March 21. The band also performed in formations and between games at the Class B Tournament at Wolf Point. They received a Superior rating at the Band Festival in Medicine Lake, competed in the Kinsman International Band Festival in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, took part in the annual Band Day in Williston, and were represented at the State Music Festival in Missoula. PERCUSSION: LEFT to RIGHT: Kenneth Hewitt, Cymbals; Glenn Klofstad, Jerry Wilson, Tom Feeney, Snare Drums; Ruby Wang, Bass Drum; Lila Faye Kleppen, Tympani and Bell Lyre. On the way! ! GRADUATION SNAPS Don't they look happy? Hook Behold! We graduate! 61 TOP to BOTTOM: Presentation of the Class Key GRADUATION BACCALAUREATE GRADUATION HOLJE’S IMPLEMENT COMPANY A Full Line of Case Farm Machinery 201 1 Ave. E. Phone 79 EAST SIDE MARKET Open Sundays and Evenings 9:00 A. M.—9:00 P. M. Weekdays 10:30 A. M.—7:00 P. M. Sundays Plentywood BOUNDARY CONSTRUCTION CO. General Construction Roofing—Floor Coverings Plentywood, Montana Phone 475 ELGIN CAFE Friendly Service Quality Foods Convenient Location Plentywood Q We Work While You Relax I Come In and See Us 1 LIBERTY BARBER SHOP W Plentywood Firestone Tires—Batteries Gas Service UNION 76 STATION Plentywood OIL CITY TRAILER COURT Trailer Parking Phone 589 Plentywood, Montana PETERSON COMPANY Hardware and Furniture Completely Equipped Garage, Specializing in Body Repair Work Chevrolet Sales and Service Plentywood THE MONTANA INN For Quiet, Peaceful Slumber, and Friendly Neighbors 207 N Main Phone 187 Pepsi-Cola Bottled by WILDWOOD BEVERAGE INC. Bottlers of Nesbitt’s Orange Squirt 5 Hi Flavors Plentywood, Montana BOB’S TRAILER CITY AND TAXI SERVICE Prescriptions are the heart of our business Each Prescription receives the careful professional attention of a qualified registered phamacist Trailer Parking—Sales and Supplies Phone 25 4 PLENTYWOOD DRUG- YOUR REXALL STORE Chrysler Plymouth Sales A. M. Undhjem and C. M. Undhjem L AND R BODY SHOP WESTERN IMPLEMENT Plentywood, Montana Complete body and fender repairs and painting Glass Installed 105 N. Jefferson Phone 220 Glacier Ice Cream Power Pasteurized Dairy Products PLENTYWOOD CREAMERY EDGEWOOD MOTEL and Trailer Parking 101 N. Jefferson For a quickie lunch or an evening snack For a friendly brunch or a take-home sack HI-WAY DRIVE-IN Phone 60 Phone 375 Plentywood JACOBSON’S JEWELRY Watches Diamonds Watch Repairing Plentywood, Montana Your dollar buys more At your MARSHALL-WELLS STORE 16 S. Main Phone 25 Groceries Meat and Lockers Free Deliveries Friendly Service Call-in Orders KISLER’S MEAT MARKET 10 S. Main Phone 17 FARMER’S UNION OIL COMPANY Plentywood, Montana 301 W. 1 Ave. Phone 16 You’ve Tried the Rest; Now Try the Best. Pittsburgh Paints F. R. CORNER LUMBER SALES John Deere and Studcbaker Sales and Service PLENTYWOOD IMPLEMENT 116 E. 1 Ave. Phone 50-J MARSH AND LAGERQUIST IMPLEMENT Music, Lunches and Meals at the CITY CAFE Located on South Main Wfestinghouse Speed Queen Washers Westinghouse and Frigidaire Appliances ZEIDLER HARDWARE- Established 1909 105 N. Main Phone 39-W BEN FRANKLIN STORE Your School Supply Headquarters Bryan Fry, Owner 118 N. Main Phone 470-J PETERSON’S Ready-to-Wear Something New Every Day.” 112 N. Main Phone 61 PLENTYWOOD ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Appliances TV and Radio Sales and Service C. FRETHEIM’S for 113 N. Main Phone 77 Fine, Fancy, Fresh, and Frozen Foods Daily Deliveries 310 North Main Phone 300 A Complete Line of Home Furnishings Clothes for Every Member of the Family The Place to Go for the Names You Know COAST TO COAST STORE 5,000 Records on Stock 9 S. Main Phone 67 SHOP PENNEY’S and SAVE 108 N. Main Phone 115 AMUNDSEN’S JEWELRY PLAINS COFFEE SHOP For the Best In For the Finest Meals, and PLAINS MOTEL Diamonds, Watches, Silver and Gifts For the Best Rest. FRENCHY’S LANES OELKER’S SERVICENTER Faster Service with Goodyear Tires—Batteries and Accessories Automatic Pin-Setters. Phone 320 in Plentywood or 199 in Culbertson We are planning specialists for new building, remodeling, additions, and repairs. Over 100,000 SHERIDAN CLEANERS items for your selection. We are always here to back up the brands and materials we sell. When we are through, they are just like new.” MONARCH LUMBERS COMPANY Pick up and delivery service—Phone 46 JOHNSON’S DRUG Walgreen Agency ANDY’S GARAGE Oldsmobile Sales Willys Service Westland Super Service —U. S. Tires M n 119 E. 1 Ave. Phone 19 ® 106 Main Phone 133 Dress Right. You Can’t Afford Not To.” PAULBECK’S 18 S. Main Phone 52 To Be In Style, Be Sure To Shop At KITZENBERG’S STYLE SHOP 17 S. Main Phone 24-W PLENTYWOOD MOTOR SALES Ford and Mercury 201 N. Main Phone 72 BERGRUDE AND HAGA Westland Service Buffalo Gas—L. P. Gas Dura Motor Oils 126 E. 1st Ave Phone 99 SMITH FARM SUPPLY Calkins Farm Machines BeeGee Hydraulic Continental Bulk Oil Products Custom Spraying—Sylvania TV 108 E. Railroad Phone 230-W LINCOLN LUMBER COMPANY Headquarters for All Your Building Needs 116 W. 1 Avenue Phone 53 NORTHERN WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE YOUR FAMILY STORE Wheel Alignment, Brakes, Radiator Service Plentywood, Montana 123 N. Main Phone 136 9 S. Jefferson Phone 394-W Complete Automotive Service Mercury Outboard Sales and Service Harold’s Conoco Service West 1st Ave. Phone 374 Butane • Propane • Domestic and Industrial Fuels Petrolane—Glacier HOUSEHOLD GAS APPLIANCES Harold Raabe, Consignee Phone 370-W MI ii n i - - • ... i - • v