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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1959 volume:

Adviser--Mrs. Don Logan Editors--Beverly Thompson Yvonne Rierson 'ZJlie Z) eaiureGieit 1959 VOLUME XIII Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS PLENTYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Plentywood, Montana To Myron Lee--whose symbolic qualities will long be remembered--we, the Class of 1959, respectfully dedicate The Treasure Chest of 1959. 2 CLASS OF 1959 Motto: Tonight We Launch; Where Shall We Anchor? COLORS FLOWER Navy Blue and White Yellow Rose OFFICERS President. . . .................. GailDamstrom Student Council Representatives Vice President......................Dale Pohle LeRoy Evenson Secretary........................Phyllis Budke Lucetta McCall Valedictorian ELAINE KANNING Elaine Beauty and wisdom are rarely conjoined. Salutatorian LILA KLEPPEN Faye Farther than an arrow, higher than wings, are her aims. 4 CAROLYN BYKONEN Carolyn It is better to wear out than to rust out. THOMAS CLEMENS Tom Life is an incurable disease. BARBARA DALY Barb Life has value only when it has something valuable as its object. 6 MARY DOUCETTE Mary Ann Oh she will sing the savagness out of a bear. LEROY EVENSON Freddie The days that make us happy make us wise. 7 1} MILDRED FLAKNE Millie If you do not think about the future, you cannot have one. GARY FRENCH Frenchy Full of fun and mischief, too, doing things he shouldn't do. JUDY FRENCH Judy A witty woman is a treasure. FRANK HEWITT Frankie Whose little body lodged a mighty mind. SHIRLEY HOLDERMAN Shirley Those who do not complain are never pitied. CECIL JOHNSON Cece They say everything in the world is good for something. DARLENE KAVON Dar One hour's sleep before midnight is worth three after. BETTY KNUTSON Betty Never say more than is necessary. GERALD KOHLER Gerald A friendly and reliable lad who's not real good but not real bad. DARLENE MARSH Dar 1 saw and I loved. PAMELA MAYER Pam She's witty; she's wise--she's a lot for her size. 10 LUCETTA McCALL Cetta I have often regretted my speech, my silence. but never DIANE NELSON Diane Be silent and safe; silence never betrays you. DALE POHLE Dale Give me where to stand, and I will move the earth. YVONNE RIERSON Vonnie She moves a goddess and looks a queen. JANEATTE SEVERSON Janeatte If silence is golden, she's sitting pretty. SHARON SMITH Sharon A kind and gentle heart she has. BEVERLY THOMPSON Bev Large was her bounty and her soul sincere. KATHRYN WANG Kathy Life is what you make it. RAYMOND WANG Ray No sooner said than done--so acts your man of worth. 14 BEHOLD!!! WE GRADUATE!!! Graduation Baccalaureate Senior Girls Senior Boys Presentation of the Class Key Sam Sprague B O A R D James Bussinger William Johnston Chester Lindblom Lyle Medders Merl Midby E D U I O N 18 Miss OSTA MADSEN English Mrs. JANE LORD Home Economics Mr. GEORGE JOHNSON Mathematics 19 Mr. HAROLD GACKLE Science Mr. CLINTON McLEAN Basketball Coach—Social Science Mr. RALPH JOHNSON Football Coach—Social Science Mr. GERALD STENSLAND Vocational Agriculture Mr. HENRY WEISZ Mathematics—Industrial Arts Mr. PHILIP BERRY Music Director Mrs. SALLY CARPENTER English Mr. HARVEY CARPENTER Jr. High Science Elementary Principal Mr. PAUL POVILAITIS Jr. High Social Science Mr. DON EASTON Jr. High English Jr. High Principal Miss ARDYCE PETERSEN Jr. High Mathematics E. SIMONIS E. EASTON N. PETERSEN M. SHEPARD H. LEE Kindergarten First First First Second H. JOHNSON Second D. WOLU Second H. OLSEN H. SAUNDERS Third Third I. WILSON Third M.BAKKEN Fourth S. BOLTON Fourth L. JOHNSON E. HJELM B. LUND M. NELSON E. OVERBY Fourth Fifth Fifth Sixth Sixth 22 CLASS ROW 1, Left to Right: Lloyd Adams, Sharon Bergrude, Carol Brenteson, Duane Brenteson, Fay Chandler, Carol Christensen. ROW 2: Gary Christen- sen, William Christensen, Larry Erich- sen, Geraldine Evenson, James Feeney, Ivor Fowler. ROW 3: Robert Fry, Vernita Furst, Delores Gabrielson, Donna Garrick, Anita Goetzinger. ROW 4: Carol Hall, Robert Harring- ton, Verle Howell, Sandra Janssen, Barbara Jensen. ROW 5: Jeanne Jen- sen, Karen Johnson, Judy King, LeRoy Kohler. ROW 6: Vyrion Larsen, David Larson, Donald Larson. 24 OF ’60 ROW 1: Nancy Loar, Barbara Loupe, Phyllis McCall, Sheldon Madsen, Fran- ces Marsh, Mary Jean Medders. ROW 2: Jeanette Mehl, Sandra Mor- tenson, Barbara Nelson, Karen Nelson, Gordon Nielsen, Morris Nielsen. ROW 3: Sheldon Nielsen, Lany Pfeif- fer, Jerry Phelps, Arlene Pohle, Donald Reed. ROW 4: Judith Ross, Karen Sachow, Karen Schwarzrock, Ronald Severson, Connie Sorensen. ROW 5: Marian Sorenson, Richard Thompson, Ronald Tomo, Dona Wagenson. ROW 6: Jerry Wilson, Donna Wolfe, Michael Wollan. CLASS ROW 1, Left to Right: Dale Adams, Paulette Anderson, Eva Anno, Jeanette Becker, Patricia Brynjulson, Rodger Ceartin. ROW 2: Ruth Ceartin, Donna Christensen, Gary Clawson, Cheryl Clemens, Francis Corner. ROW 3: Taig Damstrom, Arvid Eggen, Robert Engstrom, Thomas Feeney, Joan Flakne. ROW 4: Sharon Goltz, Henry Graham, Sharon Gustafson, Melvin Hall. ROW 5: Larry Ham, Donald Heppner, Dorothy Heppner. ROW 6: Gary Heppner, May Hilyard. 26 OF ’61 ROW 1, Left to Right: Garry Hoffarth, Duane Holtan, Vernon Hoven, Milton Hovland, Judith Johnson, Law- rence Johnson. ROW 2: Judith Joyes, Wayne Klofstad, Richard Larsen, Bonita Lee, Roger Loucks. ROW 3: James Ness, Marlene Nielsen, Richard Overby, Karen Roesch, Gary Ross. ROW 4: Nancy Schott, Lynn Sever- son, Gary Smith, Sharon Syme. ROW 5: Roger Thomp- son, Larry Timmerman, Joanne Turner. ROW 6: Cheryl Wankel, Ginger Wirtzberger. r 27 CLASS ROW 1, From Left to Right: Lennon Adams, Keith Anderson, Curtis Antonson, Judy Bergh, Gerry Bergrude, Ranae Blair, Curtis Christen- sen. ROW 2: Donald Davenport, Don Eggen, Joanne Eggen, Leslie Enghusen, Beverly Ereth, Dwayne Evenson. ROW 3: Edward Flacker, Karen Flacker, Barbara Fleming, Sharon Gar- neau, Betty Goetzinger, Gene Haga. ROW 4: James Harrington, Linda Hass, James Herman, Bertha Hewitt, Doris Hilyard. ROW 5: Mary Holland, John Hoven, Susan Jensen, Janet Johnson, Sharon Johnson. ROW 6: Darlene Joyes, Elaine Juve, Jim Kaip, Karl Kanning. ROW 7: Dennis Ketterman, Kari Lynn Kienitz, Glenn Klofstad. 28 ROW 1, From Left to Right: Joyce Kollmann, Paul Kollmann, Allan Lagerquist, Karen Lager- quist, Karen Lee, Janice Long, Careen Looman. ROW 2: Donna Loupe, Clayton McCall, Dora- lie Mehl, Fem Mehl, Gary Meissner, Willard Michels. ROW 3: Gail Nelson, Loren Nielson, Gordon Olson, Jerry Olson, Bradley Peterson, Karrol Peterson. ROW 4: Linda Peterson, Jackie Pfeiffer, Eileen Rasmussen, Ronald Rierson, Nola Roesch. ROW 5: Marvin Sever- son, Mary Lou Simonis, Harlan Skillingberg, Karen Sprague, Larry Thompson. ROW 6: Melvin Thompson, Mary Ann Timmerman, Ruby Wang, Roy Welter. ROW 7: Robert Willard, Bernard Wold, Randall Worthington. 29 ROW 1, From Left to Right: Richard Anderson, Celeste Brynjulson, Ramon Bergh. ROW 2: Thelma Ceartin, Rene Christensen, Velma Christensen, Roger Clemens. ROW 3: Nadene Cybulski, LeRoy -richsen, Wayne Erichsen, Gene Evenskaas. ROW 4: Jimmy Frederichs, Leslie Graham, Morris Hark, Sandra Haroldson, Shiela Jensen. ROW 5: Amo Johnson, Vivian Juve, Shiela Kisler, William Knick, Lucille Klofstad. ROW 6: Gary Lee, Barbara Messinger, James Miller, Donna Morstad, Robert Nikoliasen, LeRoy Rost. ROW 7: Barbara Smith, Ruth Smith, Shirley Smith, Linda Stagebergh, Nancy Stenehjem, Barbara Thompson, Terry Willard. EIGHTH GRADE 30 ROW 1, From Left to Right: Adele Anderson. ROW 2: Diana Anderson, Lorena Benson. ROW 3: Britt Chandler, Ned Chandler, Dee Ann Erichsen. ROW 4: Eleanor Flakne, Janet Frasier, Janice Glover. ROW 5: Ellen Goet- zinger, Donald Gray, Daphne Hanson, Cheryl Hass. ROW 6: Kenny Hewitt, Janice Hodson, Ronald Hoffarth, Lorenna Howell. ROW 7: Jule Jacobson, Virginia Johnson, Janice Kaip, Bonnie Kanning, Larry Kelm. SEVENTH GRADE 31 ROW 1, From Left to Right: James Kisler. ROW 2: Carolyn Knick, Jeanne Lagerquist. ROW 3: Roger Lee, Warren Lee. ROW 4: Tommy Lidahl, Darla Long, Mary Jane Lord. ROW 5: Lana McCall, Richard Meissner, Janice Mor- stad, Floyd Nagel. ROW 6: Dean Nielson, Leo Paulbeck, Richard Petersen, Jo Ann Rost, Arnold Smith. ROW 7: Joan Smolak, Kris Tande, Barbara Tor- gerson, JoAnn Torgerson, William Torgerson, Ronald Zeidler. SEVENTH GRADE (cont.) 32 Left to Right, ROW 1: Karl Kanning, Glenn Klofstad, Robert Willard, Ronald Rierson, Harlan Skillingberg, Den- nis Ketterman, Jim Kaip, Randy Worthington, Gerry Bergrude, Dwayne Evenson, Willard Michels. ROW 2: Kenny Anderson, Dick Larsen, Lawrence Johnson, Wayne Klofstad, Larry Timmerman, Tom Feeney, Richard Overby, Gary Smith, Craig Damstrom, Gary Heppner, Allan Lagerquist. ROW 3: Gordon Neilsen, Frank Hewitt, Mike Wollan, Dale Pohle, Vyrion Larsen, Gary Christensen, Warner Evenson, Don Reed, Cecil Johnson, Bill Christensen, Jerry Wilson. The Plentywood High School football team won three games and lost four during the 1958 season. All of the home games were played under the lights in Lincoln Field. Here is the Wildcats record: F Plentywood . . . . . . . 6 . . . ... .0 O Plentywood. . . . . . . . 0 . . . . . . . .27 O Plentywood . . . . . . . . 6 . . . . ... 19 T Plentywood . . . . ... 14 ... , ... 20 B Plentywood . . . . ... 14 ... . ... 27 A Plentywood . . . . . . . 25 . . . ... 14 L Plentywood . . . ... 38 . . . ... 20 L 34 Left to Right, ROW 1: Gordon Neilsen, Glenn Klofstad, Robert Willard, Ronald Rierson, Randy Worthington, Gerry Bergrude, Dwayne Evenson. ROW 2: Karl Kanning, Harlan Skillingberg, Jim Kaip, Larry Timmerman, ’ Dennis Ketterman, Willard Michels, Allan Lagerquist. ROW 3: Richard Larsen, Kenny Anderson, Craig Dam- strom, Gary Smith, Gary Heppner, Wayne Klofstad, Mr. Povilaitis. Cats In Action 35 HOMECOMING LEFT TO RIGHT: Francis Comer, Princesses Arlene Pohle, Rose Anderson, Cheryl Wankel, Sharon Johnson, and Queen Elaine Kanning. SNAKE DANCE Scobey in effigy BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Gordon Nielsen, Jim Kaip, Don Reed, Richard Overby, Verle Howell, Robert Harrington, Vyrion Larsen, Larry Timmerman, Donald Heppner, Tom Feeney, Gordon Klofstad, Jerry Wilson, Frank Hewitt. The Wildcats did well during the regular season winding up with 10 wins and 6 losses. They captured third place in the District Class B Tournament at Wolf Point. Here is their record: Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats 57 38 66 68 52 37 53 39 42 Medicine Lake 45 Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats 42 58 54 48 54 35 Wildcats 58 39 Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats 46 49 57 46 54 51 57 71 41 43 66 57 66 45 37 LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Feeney, Dale Pohle, Vyrion Larsen, Bob Harrington, Gordon Klofstad, Jerry Wilson. The Super Six + The Future Super Six = 12 Wildcats Our super coach from P.H.S KITTENS Left to Right, ROW 1: Jim Kaip, Ronald Rierson, Curt Antonson, Jim Holyk, Jim Harrington. ROW 2: Richard Larsen, Harlan Skillingberg, Richard Overby, Garry Hoffarth, Dennis Ketterman, Coach Ralph Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Don Heppner, Bob Engstrom, Karl Kanning, Larry Thompson. The Kittens did well this year in spite of their inexperience. Here is their record: Plentywood 48 41 Plentywood 39 19 Plentywood 28 30 Plentywood 31 36 Plentywood 46 50 Plentywood 43 29 Plentywood 46 27 Plentywood 45 27 Plentywood 55 44 Plentywood 40 38 Plentywood 31 41 Plentywood 36 42 Plentywood 37 43 Plentywood 45 32 40 Judy Joyes Connie Sorensen Sandra Janssen Pamela Mayer A” SQUAD B” SQUAD Darlene Joyes Mary Lou Simonis Careen Looman THIS AND THAT Stop peeking, Ron! 42 ANNUAL STAFF Wang 44 Ka nning THE WILDCAT STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Marie King, Leroy Torgerson, Darlene Kavon, Dale Pohle, Lucetta McCall, Judy French, Pam Mayer, Darlene Marsh, Yvonne Rierson, Carolyn Bykonen, Jim Feeney, Phyllis Budke, Miss Osta Madsen, and Mary Ann Doucette. Editor-in-Chief.........................................Lucetta McCall Assistant Editor....................................................Judy French Business Manager........................................ Pamela Mayer Advertising....................................Jim Feeney, Darlene Kavon Circulation..................................Marie King, Leroy Torgerson Sports Editor .............................................Dale Pohle Class Editor..........................................Jeaneatte Severson Reporters . .Darlene Marsh, Carolyn Bykonen, and Mary Ann Doucette Typists . .Phyllis Budke, Marie King, Yvonne Rierson, and Judy French 45 Class Adviser Miss Osta Madsen LIBRARIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Flakne, Doralie Mehl, Mildred Flakne, Beverly Thompson, Linda Hass, Janet John- son, Judy Joyes, Marie King, Karen Roesch, Carolyn Bykonen, Pat Brynjulson, Sharon Johnson, Joanne Turner, Barbara Loupe, Pamela Mayer, Karen Sachow, Mrs. Bemadine Logan, Head Librarian. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Judy Bergh, Larry Pfeiffer, Yvonne Rierson. SECOND ROW: LeRoy Evenson, Don Reed, Gary Ross. THIRD ROW: Bobby Fry, Cheryl Wankel, Lucetta McCall, Betty Goetzinger, Mary Lou Si- monis, Mr. Goetz, Adviser; Morris Nielsen. SEATED: Karen Lee, Jeanette Mehl, Gail Damstrom, Elaine Kanning, Judy King, Vernita Furst, Cecil Johnson. 46 SENIOR BAREFOOT DAYS Phyllis B. 4th Grade FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Simonis, Lonny Pollet. SECOND ROW: Robery Fry, David Larson, Sharon Gustafson, Jeanette Mehl, Donna Christensen, Jim Kaip. THIRD ROW: Gene Evenskaas, Ginger Wirtzberger, Donna Wolfe, Lola Rierson, Yvonne Rierson, Gary Meissner. FOURTH ROW: James Ness, Vernon Hoven, Sheila Jensen, Karen Flaker, Harlan Skillingberg, Arno Johnson, Lucille Klofstad. FIFTH ROW: Glenn Klofstad, Kenneth Hewitt, Ruby Wang, Eddie Johnson, Gary Smith. Arlene Pohle . Sandra Janssen. Yvonne Rierson Robert Fry. . . BAND OFFICERS 48 ..........President . . . Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer . . Student Council FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Pamela Mayer. SECOND ROW: Barbara Fleming, Linda Peterson, May Hilyard, Barbara Messinger, Marcia Hass. THIRD ROW: Barbara Daly, Judy Johnson, Sandra Mortenson, Sandra Jans- sen, Arlene Pohle, Janet Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Richard Overby, Milton Hovland, Eddie Flacker, Renee Haugland, Richard Larsen, Ronny Tomo, Don Larson, Lois Thorson. FIFTH ROW: Larry Erichsen, Sheldon Madsen, Lila Kleppen, Mr. Philip J. Berry. The PHS Band, directed by Mr. Philip J. Berry, made its first appearances in the Harvest Festival Parade and at the home football games. The music added much to the Pep Assemblies, and also set the pace at the basketball games. The Winter Concert was on December 9, and the Spring Concert was presented on April 3. The band also performed in formations and between games at the Class B Tournament at Wolf Point and the Class C Tournament at Plentywood. They received a Superior rating at the Band Festival in Medicine Lake, took part in the annual Band Day in Williston, and were represented at the State Music Festival in Missoula. 49 MAJORETTES Arlene Pohle Lila Kleppen Sharon Gustafson PHS Band at Wolf Point Little Bop Riding Hood 50 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Phyllis McCall, Doris Hilyard, Sharon Smith, Dianne Nelson, Karen Nelson, Judy Johnson, Mary Jean Medders, Sharon Gustafson, Judy King. SECOND ROW: Patricia Brynjulson, Karen Flacker, Darlene Joyes, Karroll Peterson, Linda Peterson, Nancy Schott, Bertha Hewitt, Gail Nelson, Kari Linn Kienitz, Sharon Johnson, Lois Thorson. ROW THREE: Barbara Nelson, Mary Ann Timmerman, Nola Roesch, Vernita Furst, Ginger Wirtzberger, Judy Ross, Lola Rierson, May Hilyard, Renee Blair, Sandra Janssen. FOURTH ROW: Rose Anderson, Joanne Eggen, Janet Johnson, Shirley Bergh, Dona Wagenson, Yvonne Rierson, Jeanne Jensen, Eileen Rasmussen, Phyllis Budke, Lila Kleppen. FIFTH ROW: Karen Schwarzrock, Beverly Thompson, Sandra Mortenson, Judy Bergh, Mary Lou Simonis, Barbara Fleming, Marlene Nielsen, Karen Roesch, Gail Damstrom, Elaine Kanning, Kathryn Wang. 51 CONCERT CHOIR Left to Right, ROW 1: Mary Ann Doucette, Karen Flacker, Karrol Peterson, Dorothy Heppner, Sharon Johnson, Janet Johnson, Arlene Pohle, Sharon Gustafson. ROW 2: Mr. Berry, Director, Rose Anderson, Frank Hewitt, Cheryl Clemens, Lila Kleppen, Sandra Janssen, Jim Kaip, Jim Herman. ROW 3: Richard Larsen, Yvonne Rierson, Mary Lou Thompson, Donald Larson, Lawrence Johnson. The PHS Concert Choir, under the direction of Mr. Philip J. Berry, performed at the Winter Concert on December 9. As is the custom, the Choir sang in the Christmas Assembly and also over the inter-communication system. A few selections were presented over KGCX radio station during the season. The Choir received an excellent rating at the Chorus Festival in Plentywood, sang at the Spring Concert on April 24, and performed at graduation exercises. 52 CONCERT CHOIR Left to Right, ROW 1: Phyllis McCall, Bonita Lee, Lois Thorson, Lola Rierson, Gail Damstrom, Judy Bergh, Sandra Mortenson, Barbara Fleming. ROW 2: Lennon Adams, Curtis Antonson, Jackie Pfeiffer, Grant Sprague, Shirley Bergh, Elaine Kanning, John Hoven. ROW 3: Clayton McCall, Gordon Klofstad, Vernon Hoven, Verle Howell, Larry Timmerman, Larry Skillingberg. President.............................................Gail Damstrom Vice President...................................................Rose Anderson Secretary-Treasurer.....................................Shirley Bergh Student Council Representative.........................Yvonne Rierson 53 T R I P L E T R I O Lois Thorson, Lila Kleppen, Yvonne Rierson, Rose Anderson, Sandra Janssen, Arlene Pohle, Sharon Gustaf- son, Phyllis McCall, Lola Rierson THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED - SENIOR CLASS PLAY JUNIOR CLASS PLAY - ANNIE GET YOUR GUN' Cowboys and Indians Chinaman THIS AND THAT wftrn TwiMrarr ■■■ FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Left to Right, ROW 1: Leslie Enghusen, Lynn Severson, Roger Loucks, Jackie Pfeiffer, Richard Thompson, Arvid Eggen, Lloyd Adams. ROW 2: Paul Kollmann, Larry Pfeiffer, Frank Hewitt, LeRoy Kohler, Raymond Wang, Cecil Johnson, Gerald Kohler, Marian Sorenson, Don Reed, Dale Adams, Willard Michels. ROW 3: Gary Clawson, Curtis Christensen, Jim Harrington, Loren Nielsen, Bernie Wold, Clayton McCall, Melvin Thompson, Jim Herman, Don Davenport, Karl Kanning, Jerry Phelps, Duane Holtan. ROW 4: Gary Smith, Bob Engstrom, Roger Thompson, Larry Thompson, Lawrence Johnson, Warner Evenson, Don Eggen, Marvin Severson, Larry Ham, Henry Graham. ROW 5: Craig Damstrom, Ron Severson, LeRoy Evenson, Vyrion Larsen, Gary Christen- sen, Duane Brenteson, Don Heppner, Mr. Stensland, Advisor. Chapter Sweetheart and Attendants Karen Johnson, Shirley Bergh, Rose Anderson 59 Banquet Speaker FFA Banquet CHRISTMAS BALL JUNIOR PROM The annual Junior Prom was held on May 1 in the PHS auditorium. Gordon Klof- stad and Rose Anderson were King and Queen, and Phyllis McCall and LeRoy Koh- ler led the Grand March. Music was furnished by Art and Helen Christensen. FHA ROW i, Left to Right: Judy Ross, Sandra Mortenson, Gail Damstrom, Lila Kleppen, Mary Jean Med- ders, Mildred Flakne, Vemita Furst, and Karen Schwarzrock. ROW 2: Mary Doucette, Linda Peterson, Dorothy Heppner, KarTol Peterson, Judy Johnson, Ginger Wirtzberger, Nancy Schott, Sharon Johnson, and Darlene Joyes. ROW 3: Kari Linn Kienitz, Gail Nelson, Barbara Fleming, Jeanette Mehl, Joanne Turner, Elaine Juve, Doris Hilyard and Bertha Hewitt. ROW 4: Joanne Eggen, Carol Christensen, Jo- anne Flakne, Mary Lou Simonis, Karen Sprague, Marlene Nielsen, Nola Roesch and Janet Johnson, Mrs. Jane Lord, Advisor. THIS AND THAT Hungry Juniors! ODDS AND ENDS Roger! ! ! 63 LUNCHROOM COOKS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Hilda Heppner, Mrs. Ella Evenskaas, Mrs. Bertha Anderson, Mrs. Edna Anderson. CUSTODIANS Wally Johnson 64 Walt Redden Louie Erichsen The Place To Go for the Names You Know COAST TO COAST STORE Full Supply of Hi-Fi and Stereophonic Records 9 S. Main Phone 67 WILLISTON SCOBEY TRANSFER Plentywood, Montana Modern fast transportation to all points Phone 363 R Complete Automotive Service Mercury Outboard Sales and Service Gate and Goodrich Tires HAROLD’S CONOCO SERVICE West 1st Avenue Phone 374 LINCOLN LUMBER COMPANY HEADQUARTERS FOR ALE YOUR BUILDING NEEDS 116 W. 1st Avenue Phone 53 FULKERSON FUNERAL HOME Plentywood, Montana L R BODY SHOP Complete Body Fender Repairs Painting Glass Installed 105 N. Jefferson Plentywood Montana Phone 220 Pepsi-Cola Bottled by WILDWOOD BEVERAGE INC. Plentywood, Montana K. D. COLLINS, AGENCY Complete Insurance Service 108 E. 1st Avenue Plentywood Montana C. FRETHEIM’S for Fine, Fancy, Fresh, and Frozen Foods DAILY DELIVERIES 310 North Main Phone 300 Dr. S. M. 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Jackson Phone 378 Good Food ELGIN CAFE Good Service Wre Specialize in Banquets Your School Supply Headquarters Stop in for your favorite fountain drinks Everything for your school needs PLENTYWOOD DRUG YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 30 OELKER'S CARTER SERVICENTER Goodyear Tires—Batteries and Accessories Culbertson, Montana—Phone 199 Plentywood, Montana—Phone 320 FARMER’S UNION OIL COMPANY Plentywood, Montana 301 W. 1st Ave. Phone 16 Better Brand Named Appliances GENERAL ELECTRIC Celebrating Our 20th Year in Plentywood Plentywood Electric Co. Merl Midby Jens Nikolaisen v Your dollar buys more at your S 0 V STORE Phone 25 16 S. Main Speed Queen Washers—Frigidaire Appliances ZEIDLER HARDWARE Established 1909 Sheet Metal W'ork—Bottle Gas Service Servisoft Soft Water Service Plentywood Montana MORE QUALITY FOR YOUR MONEY ANTHONY’S Plentywood Montana BERGRUDE AND HAGA WESTLAND SERVICE Buffalo Gas L. P. 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