Savage High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Savage, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

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Jan. 20 Feb. 17 Mal. Apr. 22 29 May 23 CALENDAR OE EVENTS School Opened Class Elections Seniors Sold Annual Ads Freshmen Initiation and Party Teachers' Convention Basketball Season Begins Senior Class Play Ping Pongs and Senior Pictures taken Cheerleaders Elected P.T.O. Carnival Thanksgiving Vacation Christmas Program Christmas Vacation School Re -opens Semester Tests Basketball Tournament Junior Class Rings Came Freshman Return Party Mason and Star Banquet for Basketball team and Cheerleaders also party for all High School Career Day at Sidney 2 y jg Easter Vacation Junior Class Play Music Festival at Glendive Senior Sneak Day Band Picnic All School Prom Junior-Senior Banquet Spring Music Concert Baccalaureate Final Tests Commencement All School Picnic School Year Ends Initiation Sneak Day Senior Play w I' rflv .lv J? 4 4x f' 1 I Q.i R 4 1 V fb 5 r 3 if V P 1 ADMINISTRATIO SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE C , G, GRENZ Superintendent You can measure your progress year by year not by grades or courses covered-important though these are-but by the deepening of your purpose and the widening of your influence for good. The duty of everyone is to be aware where heis going, for great works are not measured in terms of quantity or the time they take to accomplish: but pur- pose, direction, endurance, and benefit for all people-these are standards of a stern judge-our fellow man. What you are and what you do chart your course to fame or oblivion. You may choose either direction, but once you have made your choice, don't stand still. Travel, and progress. ,wf 2122145 x2 HERB KUESTER SCHOOL BCARD CHARLES BASTA Chairman MRS. JOHN GEAR Clerk if W ll1 Cz lg 1 1 Qin- GENE MILLER 5-. ,...-' FACULTY JOHN M. CORNISH Mr. Cornish attended the University of Montana and Montana State College. He has a B. S. Degree in Accounting. He has taught in Savage for 8 years. CARL G. GRENZ , - Mr. Grenz attended the University of North Dakota and taught in N.D. for 4 years. He came to Montana where he received a M. E. Degree from the University of Montana. Mr. Grenz has taught in Montana for 13 years. He is the Superintendent of Savage High School. He teaches American Government and General Science MRS. ROBERT HAMMER Mrs. Hammer attended Minot State College in Minot, N.D. She has a B. S. Degree in Speech and English. She has taught for 2 years in Savage High School. FRANK W. CALKINS - Mr. Calkins attended the William Hood Dunnwoody Institute at Minneapolis, also the Mankato State Teachers College. He has a B. S. Degree in Science and Shop. MR. ADOLPH BALUSKI This ls Mr. Ba1usld's 5th year of teach- ing. Last year he taught at Gardlna, North Dakota. Mr. Balusld attended college at Helena, Montana and Minot, North Dakota each one year. Mr. Baluski 's hometown is Douglas, North Dakota. There are 18 stu- dents in Mr. Baluskl's class. ESTER S. GEISER Miss Geiser has returned and ls teaching her second year of school here. She teaches the fifth and sixth grades and also the high school music class. She has attended the Western Montana College of Education in Dillon and McPherson College at McPherson, Kansas. She has an A. B. Degree in Music. PH'YLLlS I. LOGAN Miss Logan is back for her second year of teaching here in Savage. Her hometown is Beach, North Dakota. She attended Dicldn son State Teachers College and received a Standard Certldcate. She teaches the 26 third and fourth graders. P. S. She has red hair! MRS. ROSE HOHMANN Mrs. Hohmann is from Glendive and is in Savage for her second year also. She at- tended Eastern Montana College ln Dlllon and the Rocky Mountain College at Billings. She has a Standard Certificate. She has red hair tool P.T.A. OFFICERS 3 iw 6 1 L+ 1 .Ti 'i , ff 8 if 'K wt - C Qweie k I ' I HAROLD WIND MRS. EARL HICKS President Vice President SOCIAL HOUR Secxetary Treasurer 'f f .W ,g2f.f'W W'-' 'I 1' W ' 'fn Marinas: sl sf-lm ' Wayne Wuest was born on April 2, 1936, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reinholdt Wuest. He was the old- est of a family of four. He at- tended Savage school ten years. Wayne was class President two years, fsophomore and Iuniorj, was in two plays, 'Finders Creepers' and 'Paddle Your Own Canoe' and was the student manager of the Warriors for two years fSopho- more and Iuniorj. During his school years Wayne had rheumatic fever and heart trouble. On August 27, 1954, after a long illness he passed away in a Denver, Colorado hospital. He would have graduated with us. .-.......,. .. . , S, :m:q.gk:::g5:.55i-'- --- '-'f-'s...v.'3s President - - ---------- WARREN PREVOST Vice President ---- - - GERALD KUESTER Secretary-Treasurer - - - - SANDRA SLUITER COLORS Blue and Silver FLOWER Red Rose MOTTO Not finlshedg Just begun HISTORY Our class entered school in Sept. 1950 with 17 members. We were initiated and given an initiation party by the Sophomores. Sponsored by Miss Goss, we painted the S and gave a return party to the Sophomore Class. When our class entered its Sophomore year we found that two members had been lost, Vemon Gebhardt and Raymond I-leing we had also gained two new members, Ruth I-lessenthaler and Dwight Brose. Percy Kassner had a car accident so he dropped out at the end of the first semester. We presented the Junior-Senior Prom with Mr. Calkins as sponsor and carried out the theme April Showers. We entered the Junior year with 13 members. The three members we had lost were La Donna Jones, Claudelle Gulbraa, and Sharon Willlan. Then, Robert Stordahl left at the end of the semester. With Mr. Calkins as sponsor we put on the Junior-Senior Banquet carrying out the theme 'Oriental Gardens. We also put on the Junior Class play, 'Paddle Your Own Canoe g Mrs. Larson was director. When school started in Sept. '54 a mere group of 9 Seniors were here to start. Dwlght.Brose, Lola Vallejo and Wayne Wuest had left us. In November we presented the Senior Class Play, Act Your Age, under the direction of Mrs. Hammer. On May 25th we became alumni. Violet Knopp was valedlctorian and Janis Mitchell was salutatorian. CAROL BARONE 'Diamonds are a girls best friend. Band 1,2,a,4gG1ee Club 1,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Annual staff 4: Signal staff 43 'Street of Dreams 25 Paddle Your Own Canoe 3: Act Your Age' 4, PERCY KASSNER Little Angel with a Dirty Face. Signal Staff 45 Tomahawk 4g Assistant Basketball Manager 4: 'Act Your Age' 4, WILMA HAMBURG Whither Thou Goest' Chorus 1,33 Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Presi- dent of Pep Club 2: Cheerleader 3,45 Editor of Signal 4: Tomahawk Staff 4: Vice President of Class 2,3p 'Street of Dreams 2: 'Finders Creepers' 3: 'Paddle Your Own Canoe' 3g Act Your Age 4. RUTH HESSENTHALER 'Sleepy Time Gal Transferred from Lovell, Wyo. 1952: Chorus 3,4: Signal Staff 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: President of Pep Club 4: Assistant Editor of Tomahawk 4: 'Paddle Your Own Canoe 3: Act Your Age' 4: Where's the Fire? 4, GERALD KUESTER Lover Basketball 1,2,3,4: Annual Business Manager 4: Chorus 1: Class Secretary and Treasurer 3: Vice President 4: Band 1,2,3,4: 'Paddle Your Own Canoe 3: 'Act Your Age' 4, In VIOLET KNOPP Teach Me Tonight' Band 2,3: Pep Club 3,4: Secretary of Pep Club 3: Tomahawk staff 3,4: A istant Editor of Signal 4: 'Finders Creepers' 3: Paddle Your Own Canoe' 3' 'Act Your Age 4. IANIS MITCHELL Make Yourself Comfortable' Glee Club 1,3,4g Signal Staff 4g Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club Vice President 4g 'Backwoods Romeo' lg 'Paddle Your Own Canoe 3g 'Act Your Age 4. WARREN PREVOST Somebody Loves Me' Band 1,2,3,4g Class President 4g Vice Presi dent 1: Annual Editor 43 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Signal Staff 4g 'Paddle Your Own Canoe 33 'Finders Creepers' 33 'Act Your Age' 4, SANDRA SLUITER 'Naughty Lady From Shady Lane Band 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Signal Staff 4g Annual Staff 4g Chorus 1,3,4g Student Council 33 Secretary-Treasurer 1,43 Street of Dreams 2: 'Paddle Your Own Canoe 3: Finders Creepers' 3: Act Your Own Age' 4: Where's the Fire? 4, SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As I sit back in my easy chair and relax, I see a book lying on the table entitled Who's Who and Why in Savage, 85. I open the book and begin reading about Ruth Hessenthaler Bates, social leader, wife of Basil Bates, the stockbroker. Noted for her lavish and charming hospitality, particularly to visiting celebrites, she has recently entertained the Prince of Wales, the King of Senegambia and others. Because of her delicate beauty, she has been painted by Van Dyck, Rembrandt, and Michaelangelo. Social Clubs: Dinner Dance Dames, Daughters of the Daily Dozen, Warren Prevost, famous inventor. Married to Wilma Moneybags, daughter of the multimillionaire T. Goofus Moneybags. Warren has invented over a thousand labor saving devices, some of them are: Restwel1 mattresses for oyster beds and exercises for reducing one's income tax. Club: Amalgamated Tinkers. Violet Knopp Trapenzonski, premiere danseus of Russian Dancers, the Chinese Ballet. Married and divorced 3 times. Noted for grace, beauty and originality of dances. She introduced the popular grapevine glide and the Thistledown float. Hobby: prevention of corns. Clubs: The Heel and Toeg the Hoofers. Percival X. Kassner, owner and manager of huge chain of restaurants known all over the world as the Eat 8: Run Restaurants. Prides himself on his rise from proprietor of hot dog stand on South Street, to the owner of 100 plate glass restaurants. Married to Kitty, the champion pancake flopper of the state. Hobby: analyzing hash, Wilma Hamburg, B. S. , A.B. . M.A. , Ph.D. , D.D.S. . F.O. B. , and S.O. S. Dean of the Dormitory College for Girls for the past ten years. Author of 'What lsn't Wrong With Education, and How To Teach Russian to low I. Q. Hobby: Failing to pass intelligence tests, Gerald Penrod Kuester Esq, , a poet of the new school. Author of Owed to a Tailor, Lines on a Lady's Face, and Sonnets to a Sun-flower. Unmarried but frequently reported engaged. Hobby: Bird Watchers of the Yellowstone Valley. Janis Mitchell, Head Nurse of the Yellowstone Clinic for the Physically discussed. She has been a nurse there for 37 years, and has been going steady with the surgeon for 18 years although she has been reported seen stepping out with the janitor several times. Known for her extensive research in the curing of rabid giraffe bites, She is also known for her very healthful and soothing toe rubs. Club: United Shot Givers of America. Hobby: sterilizing toothpicks, Sandra Sluiter, sixtieth President of the United States elected by therlndependence Party. Active since infancy. Mayor of her town 3 times, a Senator 2 terms, Speaker of the National House of Representatives one term. Sponsored the bills for disfranchising saxophone players, radio-crooners, and talkative fishermen. Noted for her foreign policy, although it has never been made public and probably never will, Hobby: crocheting bathmats. Club: League of Discontented Voters. Carol Barone, Part time wrestler, alias Muscle Mama: three time winner of the Women's Wrestling Association of America. Mama also won the champion wrestling match of the world, held in the gigantic outdoor colliseum in Kandahar, Afghanistan. She is the originator of the death like grip, the li Nelson. She occupies the other part of her time by being an entertainer and bouncer in the popular night club in Nevada known as 'Gambler' Galore. Club: Associated Entertainers of the Underworld. Hobby: Knitting silk sweaters. CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1955, will the following to the lower classmen. If you question the sanity of our decisions seek information from the Board of Education. Violet Knopp, wills her glasses to Carl E. , her figure to Billy H. . her gift of gab to Steve R. , and her height to Mr, Grenz, Percy Kassner wills his ability to type to Frank L. , his reading ability to Marvin L. , his assistant Manager's job to Robert I. , and his quietness to Pat Murray. Janis Mitchell wills her height to Billy H. , her glasses to Mrs. Hammer, her hot lunch job to anyone that wants it and her small feet to Big Foot. Ruth Hessenthaler wills her early rising time to Phillip P. , her small feet to Gary B. , her diet and big earrings to anyone interested, Gerald Kuester wills his red hair to Elaine L. , his broad shoulders to Gary B. , his basketball playing to Mervin D, , and his brain power to anybody who needs it. Carol Barone wills her dimple to Mervin D. , her wrestling ability to Mrs. Hammer her earrings to Robert J. , and her romances to Mr. Cornish. Sandra Sluiter wills her green eyes to Carl E. , her early bedtime habits to Gary B, , her earrings to Elaine L, , and her bl0l'ld hail' to Mervin D, Warren Prevost leaves his basketball playing to Delton C. , his bass horn to anyone who wants the relic, and his temper to anybody dumb enough to take it, Wilma Hamburg wills her height to Kay H. , her cheerleading to Gail S. , her baritone to Gary B. , and her Signal Editor's job to Jim R. SENIOR CLASS PLAY ACT YOUR AGE li tv Q ' 5 ' ' 1 L. S ' . S PLAY CAST Back row, left to right: Robert Johnson, Jerry Kuester, Warren Prevost, Sandra Sluiter, Percy Kassner. Front row: Janis Mitchell, Ruth Hessenthaler, Carol Barone, Violet Knopp, Wilma Hamburg. It hangs down. Bye, Daddy 'Where did they go? SENIORS IN THE 30'S ' I Ai Y It's a Big World Mr. Hea1th Twinlde Toes' Violet is the baby PCICY I anis Look at Me Smi1es Hi Everybody Wilma Warren Sandra Ruthy Had a Lamb Big Shot The little King Ruth Jerry in the Middle Carol IUNIGRS KENNETH BROSE GRACIA HELLAND JUNIORS ROBERT JOHNSON FRANK LAFRENIERE MARVIN LAN GE J'IM RAI-IN STEVE RICE RICHARD STORDAHL CLASS OF '56 The only way to get work done, is to do it. In 1952 we started out our freshman year with sixteen in the class. There were four girls and twelve boys. In November Harriet Mitchell was elected Carnival Queen. Shortly after this Harriet and Shirley Mitchell quit school. At the end of the first semester Daniel Adams moved to Sidney to attend school there. This left 18 pupils in the freshman class, our class sponsor was Mr. Cornish. ln 1953 we started our Sophomore year with 12 pupils. Monte Gable quit because of work at home. We also lost Jim Jimison in April. We started working on the Junior-Senior prom the first of April. Our theme was Moonlight and Roses. Our prom would never have been a success without the help of Mr. Cornish, our sponsor. We are Juniors now and have 8 left. Gracia Helland moved to Shepherd, Montana, at the end of the first semester. Richard Stordahl moved to Alexander, North Dakota. We put on our Junior Class Play Where's the Fire, under the guidance of Mrs. Hammer. As our spon- sor, she also helped us put on the Junior-Senior banquet: our theme was O1d Mexico. Our Class officers are: President, Steve Rice: Vice President, Robert Iohnsong Secretary and Treasurer, Jim Rahn. JUNIOR PLAY CAST Pat Murray, Sandra Sluiter, Jim Rahn, Steve Rice, Robert Johnson, Ruth Hessenthaler, Gail Struckman. Not pictured: Carl Etzel. WHERE'S THE FIRE? The action of the play centers around Grandma Carter's none-too brilliant 40 year old boy who likes to chase fires, Sylpha Nesbit, a neighbor, has romantic notions about Herbert. Handsome John Smith comes to town, mysterious fires start, and everyone suspects everyone else of arson. At the end of the play, the real culprit is caught, and all ends happily. Director of the Junior Class Play was Mrs. Robert Hammer. Sylpha gets her A11 1 want is facts, Talking about man. m3'3m, Herbert. 1 . , T -f'f F '552V1-gg f'i? M . ., N H ' m ' f .'f..v ' Y- -xy ', f ' ., ,x My-. gy, yu. W A gf EVP. L 9-.. -5 'wiv ifflkgg-'H Vg I 'Exif' ' ,, A Ji. 'ALMY if 'gin 3- .,.. . 1 f' ,i fm ' rl, ev: ,Ex .E . 1'-ff Q , Q ,fx I- . wg., - . 'I L 4 mi. K Ti ll, 5, . -1 F p f, 11-' ' ...K mg? ,I Rr. . W ,Q 1 liifi :. 1 'cfm i mf, ..... gn-4l'. ... yd UI.. Y ' 1'Y Q1 l q u .'4a 5 A .. 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W' X 01'-3 KYSQX ., OPHOMURE Mary Lou Lange Phillip Prigan Gary Basso Idelle Boyer Tom Sluiter Gail Struckman Ilene Caneva Mervin Damall Dick Hedegaard Janice Ibnasen CDFUPUOZGIPUOVD CLASS OF '57 President ------ - - Mervin Darnall Vice President ---- - - Gail Struckman Secretary-Treasurer - - - - I3l1iC0 IOHISCH COLORS Lavender and Yellow FLOWER Orchid MOTTO Today Decides Tomorrow The class of 5'7 entered high school in 1953 with 15 members. During our Freshman year Robert Sharbono, Alice Kassner, and Everett Mitchell left us. We were initiated September 25, and gave the Sophomores a return party and dance October 14, We began our Sophomore year with 10 members, Lorraine Forry and Donald Mastvelten having moved away during the summer. Kay l-Iagler joined ua at the semester. We initiated the Freshmen September 24, 1954. V! ,,,,- V N ag X, f 'ax i ff 32 'X X' '-',f 'k.7 ir I ,lf N 'sgfjyj LX as X J .. A K+ f 5 ,Ml ' f 0 ... Q- qft 2 TE-1 , 'T - a'L ' L 41 - f JY H I 9 va X' 1. - - 1 QNX! QXXS. FRESHMEN CLASS OF '58 President ------------- Billie Hedegaard Vice President - - - Secretary Treasurer - - Gary Schlenz - - - - Ina Chandler - - Sheryll Price FLOWER Yellow Rose COLORS Silver and Gold MOTTO Don 't try dying but die trying, CLASS HISTORY The Freshman class entered high school with eighteen members. We were initiated September 24, 1954 and a party was given for We gave a return party March 11, 1955, 'I P 11 1 'ii jfnii Victor Brose Ina Chandler Delton Christman Marian Drury Leota Gregg Bill Hedegaard Robert Lange Elaine Larson Lyla Mastvelten Harvey Mitchell Pat Murray Sam Paladichuk LeRoy Price Sheryll Price Charles Reisig Gary Schlenz Sandra Willian Harley Wuest v, DI S M wa n T' r , N. g., if . 1 : X N 'Fi' fa 2 5 I 1 , Diiir. E 1: ,Q I S v 5 ,s Q x ' X Q M, 'F' . -, Q c r sir M' p w A L 'I ELEMENTARY 1 . ,, . ' :T-nm el- ye, .1 ba, in gi a 1 n I Lois Mitchell Phyllis Prigan Esther Vallejo EIGHTH GRADE Tony Barone Betty Herman William Hilliard Dennis Jimison Shirley Johnson Jean Ionasen Everett Kassner Neva McPherson u I .r. Iv-IZl'1'14l'1'fw 57565 FIU Billy Gregg Jerry Grenz Vema Madsen I, S I A Richard Rahn Emlhii X ce ay eve T H G R A D Leslie Sharbano E Kathy Wind Diane Young 3 ,. N X i. 3 i - A E -'lv . Lane Basso V 'igff a LaVonne Eiker hely l,, ,' J 5 -' 1 .-LVN KZ ,v,-. I'-. i'6 X .I . I' .f ' gf f -3 4 ,e e V -Y fx ,,-YM' .F:,-.3,,.i ,. A ur x . flfmtf: - , 'Q ' ,J , A A 4 Y . A if 5 ' e ,. . f 27 45' f f--. 2 .- .-mfr. 'ff' ' J J- , '-, - 71.33 Q, . Q 1 James Basta Doris Brose Dick Hamburg Larry Herman Robert Hilliard Dick Ionasen MXTH Alvin Kappel Marilyn Kuester Elizabeth Lange GRADE William McKinsLry Ted McPherson JoAnne Maschera Ronald Mitchell Raymond Paladichuk Elwin Prevost P iva- ,gl '2: ,r :V .'.l2'E x up ---2 ' a4'?':':1K'1SS f I '. 'ua- '! ' Q , .MLB QF! 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A xr S , A 'we L 1 f 7 !, ' -Q 1-. , fewfaw L Ronald Barone Carol Basta Carol Hicks James Johnson TTHRD Jack McPherson Jean McPherson GRADE Richard Maschera Marilyn Mitchell Sandra Sharbono Gary Tague Linda Wlllian Thomas Young SECOND GIUKDE Milne Gear Jane Hilliard Tommy Jones Signa Johnson Charles Kassner Ray Miller Sharon Neese Francis Paladichuk Wa lter Prevost Carol Reynolds Ronald Ronnigan Shlrley Schmierer Bobbie Lou Sceve Lila Stordahl Sandra Wilson Donna Campbell Mike Johnson Mike McKinstry 'Donna Micheletto Kay Miller Iamer Murray Alvin Neece Lyla Broae Diane Carson Rex Carson Marilyn Johnson FIRST GRADE Loxen Prlgan Jerry Reynolda Tom Stordahl Herbert Schmierer Matt Tombre Scott Wdgner Robert Wind Marlene Wuest Johnny Yoxmg All-1Lli'1W1CS Second row: W. Prevost, D. Hedegaard, Phillip Prlgan, C. Erzel, Coach John Cornish. Front row: S. Paladichuk, Jerry Kuester, Gary Basso, Tom Slulter. Nor shown are: Richard Stordahl, and Delron Chrlstman. THE ORANGE AND BLACK The Savage Warriors completed a successful season under their coach Mr. John Cornish There were six returning lettermen. They were: Warren Prevost, forward: Jerry Kuester, guard: Tommy Slulter, forward: Gary Basso, forwardg Richard Stordahl, centerg Phillip Prigan, guard. They won eight games and lost ren. Those pictured above are the players who played in the Class C District 2 Tournament held at Sidney February 17-18-19. The Savage Warriors took fourth place. ROBERT JOHNSON, Manager E RICHARD STORDAHL PHILLIP PRIGAN TOMMY SLUITER DICKIE HEDEGAARD Letter 2,3 Letter 1,2 Letter 1,2 letter 2 Center Forward Forward Guard WARREN PREVOST Letter 1, 2, 3, 4 Forward CO -CAPTAINS JERRY KUESTER Letter 1, 2 , 3, 4 Guard SAM PALADICHUK CARL ETZEL DELTON CHRISTMAN GARY BASSO Letter 1 Letter 3 Letter 1 Larger 1,2 Guard CODIS! Guard Forward WARRIORS GET FOURTH AT DISTRICT TOURNEY Sink it, Rich! Jump Ball 5 x :tiff 'El' ,1 ig! , ,l'. 3: -4 ,- . S 5W?, gx ggw ,E , ,a ' , ,W 'kQgW T 4 4 HEX 1 , ' ' .-'ra' 1 1 ,M g 1 ,wg H. T'-'71 -in f I ,Af F X H P. wird' Boo!! DHVHUL Hlbn DLFIUUL Sophowores -ft.: KO Q, if P913 Ing Standing: R. Hessenthaler, C. Barone, L. Mastvelten, V. Knopp, K. Hagler, I. Mitchell. Sitting: L Chandler, S. Willian, I. Caneva, I. Ionasen, G. Struckman, L. Gregg, M. Drury. Cheer1eaders:E. Larson, S. Sluiter, W. Hamburg. PEP CLUB Back row: Mr. Baluskl, Coach: Lane Basso, Everett Kassner, William Hilliard, and Tony Barone. Front row: B111 Gregg, Jerry Grenzg Raymond Paladichuck. GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM This year the graders played 9 games counting the 5th and 6th, They played Richey twice, Lambert twice, and the Catholic school of Sidney twice. ' The captain this year was Lane Basso. The high point man of the season was Tony Barone The team of Graders was coached by Mr. Balusld. GRADE PEP CLUB -5 Second row: Marilyn Nelson, Shirley Johnson, Neva McPherson, Lois Mitchell, and Phyllis Prigan. Front row: Verna Madsen, LaVonna Biker. Cheerleaders: Esther Vallejo, Betty Herman, and Jean Jonasen. H.S. B SQUAD Front row: Victor Brose, Harley Wuest, and Leroy Price. Second row: Kenneth Brose, Robert Lange, Jimmy Rahn, and Marvin Lange, and Mr. Comlsh. Carefull I 3 Stories, WoW I I I Bench Warme rs? GIRLS' P.E. It's up Lherel What do I do now? ,:.,f, X W QS .V , 'k'-f. g -X ::,,j,j5? - , , s W . M1 ,iss LL,AfZ .th gmc v r , Y my: .qi ' 4 A L' o X ff Q x g AAHE' .195 ' N 0 'aw' .4 f- QQ .Vp 4. , jg A ... ,L 1 4 L Q., 6 , M Q Q -9 x ' 4' tg 'Q Q 42, .- ' '41 ,X r X Q N 0' --' ' ' ar, 9 'lvgif N M dm6rA.' ' ,. . ' QA ' J ' Q .. fb ff Q.. Wg, Back row: E. Larson, H, Wuesr, C. Reisig, W. Prevost, Director John Cornish, G. Basso, G. Kuester, L. Mastvelten, B. Herman. Second row: J. Jonasen, C. Barone, M. Drury. G. Struckman, I. Chandler, L. Eiker, A. Seeve, W. Hamburg. Front row: P, Murray, J, Jonasen, J. Maschera, D. Young, D. hrose, D. Hamburg, BAND 3'-qu MAJORETTES f Esther Vallejo, Phyllis Prigan, Kathy Wind. SPRING CONCERT RA Band Rehearsal HOW L-CDCDEFUCD O : we love to dancel' ALL PROM . 1 Q- I. . , Watch the Birdlel Sleepy? SEN IORS SNEAK lil Y -. A IN K , ,K ' -new , .. ' fi . I., 1. ,ej K2 I can't hear REGINA The seniors had breakfast at the Fred Hamburg home at 4:00 A. M. Friday April 29 and left at 5:00 o'clock to go to Regina, seeing things of interest on the way. Mr. and Mrs. Grenz were chaperones. We arrived home Sunday, May 1, at 3:15, all having had a wonderful time. Peek-a-boo v 1 a K 3 ' 15, 41 , 5.54 , ,. Q e ,.QW.e .-- ' X 7, A t r. V' K, If Y S '31 , 0 ' 3-4 'H W mn, Nl mf' iw L? a. L, L M Q 'K eio X1 1 x E ....f ,...- -.:- ,v - A-':4SQQ.,. If - . ' ,aww ,. Q . ,kin ' , Just Chatting Part of the Mental Hosptial at Weybum, Sask. CLASS OF 1955 Baccalaureate service was held May 22, 1955, with Rev. I. S. Rahn-as the speaker. The main speaker for the Commencement exercise was P. C. Gaines, Dean of the faculty at Bozeman State College. His topic was 'Walk the Second Mile. Diplomas were presented by Charles Basta, Chairman of the school ooard. Awards and trophies were presented by Mr. Grenz. 5180 Club Valedlcmrlan SHOP CLASSES MR. CALKINS The shop claues this year have been making a variety of things. Some of the things are lamps, gun racks, end tables, towel racks, and shoe racks. Their teacher is Mr. Calkins, who has taught shop here in Savage High for 4 years. TGMAHAWK AND SIGNAL STAFF Standing: Jerry Kuester, Sandra Slulter, Wilma Hamburg. Sitting: Carol Barone, Percy Kassner, Janis Mitchell, Violet Knopp, Ruth Hessenthaler. The Annual and Signal staff was composed of the English IV Class this year. The Signal staff has been working hard to get a paper out every six weeks. Our Annual deadlines have all been sent in on time, thanks to Mrs. Hammer, out advisor. At the first of the year we chose Editors - Warren and Ruth. Our Hrst job was selling ads in Glendive and Sidney. Working on the ad pages came next, Mr. Kenney helped us choose our covers and division pages. The annual staff has worked hard to meet the deadlines in order to bring you the 1955 year- book, ANNUAL EDITORS Warren Prevost - - - - ------ - - - - Editor Ruth Hessenthaler - - - - - Assistant Editor Jerry Kuester ---- - - Business Manager 41 S I rs' ' N I 5 .1 W aa a 1419 ' Wilma Hamburg - - - Violet Knopp ------- - - - - - Editor - - - - Assistant Editor SIGNAL EDITORS The Signal Staff enjoyed very much bringing you the latest news, editorials, jokes, sports, and various ardcles written by the English students. Minnie, the dilapidated mimeograph machine has caused plenty of trouble, but in spite of this we have managed to publish our school paper. FAVORITES Q Y N. WA I .ff Y' W Yv 4 w X I Q3 357 lgiswdl V '1 .V W.-x J 'ff R ' ,J ' , , .- gp . All s..,sx I LM A Im, 1 -.fu Q.: is . 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'WN' 'dx-,, .f Alf, mira' r i If 1 1: LA Q 'ffrl 1 1 s E -' :xi P ' ' .1 1, .,. .6 W 4 .mst Wgbulfw 2900! Banca fzwnv Q3 . Care lor save WAJKI Bunnies 4.2. blanks V rntc inf Mice Sign Ja DEAR MGM AND DAD, We use this means of expressing our gratitude to you for the many sacrifices which you have made and the many pleasures, joys, and advantages you have made possible for us during our high school years. As a token of our appreciation we would like to dedicate this issue of the Tomahawk to you. Lovingly, YOUR SONS AND DAUGHTERS x f ' fi f Mgfm - , g H 'iii -gi! ,fi Eg SE? Agjfvf i fc Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1955 Custom Upholstering se g N., . L5 X 5 QP ?5fQW4M7Z0 MERCANTILE CO Sidney, Montana Outfitters for the Entire Family Since 1906 47 Years of Continous Service in This Community Propane Service and Trailer Sales On Highway 2.3 South of Sidney Phone 588 Sidney, Montana Your Dollar Buys More at Your MARSHALL WELLS STORE Hardware - Furniture Sidney, Montana We st SECOND HAND STORE OWEN POTTER, Proprietor Sidney, Montana Buy at Your 51.19 . '-0 Tones S' FLOYD L. SAX MERRELL D. SAX The Best for Less Sidney, Mgrltana LA12l M2125 Gifts for All Occasions Exquisite Jewelry Fine Diamonds Watches Silverware Clocks Opposite N. P. Depot Glendive, Montana l 5 '4 ng 4 QQ-Ln XJ Y' U f Suf3'2,S4f??'42P-4 M X Q' N. QW76 MERC ANTILE CO. EDWARD F. BURAU, Proprietor Savage, Montana THE TOGGERY The Store for Men Clothing, Shoes, and Furnishings Sidney, Montana EAGLE CAFE We Serve the Best Food Phone 590 101 N. Central Avenue Sidney, Montana VA L. LQEY HARDWARE CO. Full Line of Hardware Appliances and Gift Items. International Farm Equip. Refrigeration and Motor Trucks. Sidney, Montana Phone No. 26 Machine Department Phone No. 532 Hardware Department I ' Give us Youn wAsHn :MA 4 X' T5 . . X ,, x':'155'5'i n 304526 335: Q- Q9 A AY BLUES Alfa We Quick Efficient Service Bring a Gleam to the Eye of That Favori te Guy or Gal TI-IE HEALY BROTHERS Glendive, Montana Q- 44 Q6 twwew gn 6 W Q-A12 KE-MA Watches - Diamonds Expert Watch Repair Next to Western Union Gifts That Last Glendive, Montana MERC. Groceries - Gas Intake , 'Montana T4-ISE DEQEI CK. 66 SERVICE 24 Hour Service Distributor for Phillips Petroleum Products and U S Rubber Co. I . . West Glendive, Montana W DQ. ravv. 4-I IATT OPTOMETRIST First National Building Glendive, Montana Bottom-Less Coffee Cups I4 I 'Nl CAFE Glendive, Montana NATIONAL 'EAN IC E122 N NSE. REXALL DRUG C 't 1 d 1 250,000 apl a an Surp us S Across from N. P. Depot Rendering a Comprehensive Eastman Kodaks Banking Service fgr Over Whitman Refrigerated Candy Zenith Hearing Aids Half a Century. We Welcome Your Account Glendive, Montana Glendive, Montana 'FAGAN GIFT SHOP Gifts for Every Occasion Glendive, Montana BEATTI N -AND J-IAEEDANK. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Sidney Bank Building Phone 145 Sidney, Montana action r0d Q' .lay L A Cfe.ati0n sioc' f -Q . .Q 7 The Sign of Depend able Credit A Dependable Source of Credit For Dependable Farmers and Stockmen Glendive , Montana I Miles City, Montana R CO. Sidney, Montana H dl an es X If X x, Wheat I If ,,f' ' , Chicken Feed ' ' , ,f t Coal and Lumber ---'- 'ifgur-if . '- ' gl 3 ,-' 53.219 P:-L-A, -1. p f fx 0, -Knew! E '.:i' X 'A -l i-E . M5 15 -Q E ' :L l W rg ix . . Ee:..E.--:- as ' Blk E ' Q Proprietor IEWELERS WALT CHAMBERLAIN Phone 261 The House of Diamonds Savage, Montana DR. E. NELSON OPTOMETRIST Sidney, Montana DRUG CLEANERS AND Film and Camera Equip. LAUNDRY 121-Znd Ave. N. E. Sidney, Montana Phone 75 Sidney, Montana Visit the SNOWFLAKE BAKERY For Fine Bread and Pastries Sidney, Montana I Shop ff' Y Q ,,1 ' 2 :,Zf,,,57 vhs ' D and Q 4-I O L. LY it Save SUGAR ,Wg at Us ix CORPORATION 611' 1,1 ,,..f,1w Qgl g y 'O wg ws ' M ..... W, Ho g gur 5 1 S .. S99 , gil' 6345251125 f AND COMPANY For the Best in Fine Foods Sidney, Montana Sidney, Mont ana 'DAWSON COUNTY OFFICE SERVICE ,,Nf-C-sc-:frsz-Gfr-N2-.S S OylC.Ec-'JE 0 O: Best Wishe's from the BEN TZIZANKLI N STORE BILL TOY, Owner Glendive, Montana Newest 5 and 10 Store L9 5 IS OUR X FIRST THOUGHT Office Machine and Equipment Clerical and Stenographic Service Phone EM 5-4384 117 W. Benham Glendive, Montana ' MMM 745112 Shoes, Mens Furnishing and Clothing We Feature Nationally Advertised Lines of Quality Merchandise Miles City - Glendive, Montana Say it With Flowers S IDNEY GREENHOUSE AL JOHNS, Prop. kj' Home Grown Flowers and Plants Flowers 311 Znd Street N. W. by Wire Phone 2.5 Sidney, Montana Make Your Home Complete Wwfkfffl COAL AND LUMBER For Better Building See Our Construction Supplies Sidney, Montana ' 9? i ff . Funeral Service Office and Chapel Emergency and Invalid 312 E. Main Ambulance Service Phone 122-I C LOYD - CE-O'l2'DE'l2. MORTUARY R. HOMER GORDER, Mgr. P. O. Box 946 Sidney, Montana Quality Groceries at 'IZLJ N VV-AY DRIVE-IN Lunches and Steaks MARKET Summer Curb Service Glendive Airport Sidney, Montana Glendive, Montana Willie 1 Says I I N X 4 Congratulations ,Vik QGJY- to the N Q S f 1955 Graduates! RURAL ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION Sidney, Montana LET US HELP Eli xx X N ' , - 1 X 'Z 'Q i ig??s , ' Zan Winfrey 'QJC-I-I L-AND WQQZWM E114 Sidney, Montana F. D. I. C. v D123 . Qfgkidfft 5- Get AND .Q Zwffzwf Yiljflfffl .,,.... ---- G iff RICHLAND CLINIC 1:-.. J. T T4-lo12NToN - S JEWELRY Ag ate s Diamond s Watches Silverware Sidney, Montana Sidney, Montana E. W. POPHAM Attorney and Counselor at Law Dion Building Glendive, Montana ,iuilft-ii-:TI d tif For Comfort r I O Lane - Bigelow - Sanford Baldwin - King Koil Glendive, Montana L' 1 fs' Wdffda' J- C. UMW? Glendive, Montana ' 'Growing With the Nation' ' DlON'5 MEN'S STORE I The Latest and Best I in Men's Wear Phone 84W Glendive, Montana TAP. N LJ N1 AND GABEET DR UGGISTS Glendive, Montana RAYMOND HILDEBRAND Lawyer Associate: JOHN R. GRINDE Glendive, Montana voun JM ouk Busmfss POOL HALL and I I5 I5 FIS Rl I .45 li as-sur A X A093 f' E. A. NITSCHKE, Prop. 151205: ,, V Q 4' , L.1. Savage, Montan w Eat and Enjoy the Food at: A. H. CAFE Savage, Montana DR. JOHN DIX Chiropractor Glendive, Montana Service When You Need it STANDARD GARAGE Phone 321 ELWOOD PRIGAN Savage, Montana QUALITY CLEANERS 120-Znd Ave. S. E. Phone 707 Delivery to Savage , Every 'MI-- ww ,. Sk 43 14 Thur A -day W7 t 31 1 1 Z rf' rf A,', Sidney, Montana 3625222 TIN SHOP Phone 477 Sidney, Montana 92445 HOWARD J. SISSEL Diamonds and Watches Sidney, Montana Ql.nn.l.lNQ'5 STORES Free Delivery Service Twice Daily 616 E. Harmon - 612 E. Harmon Phone 218 - Phone 555 Sidney, Mont ana I Wfffff-ff FURNITURE STORE Your Credit is Good We Take Trade-ins Sidney, Montana Over 50 Years of Service Growing With the Nation Sidney, Montana Massey-Harris and M-M Machinery Vulcanizing - Batteries - Accessories General and Pennsylvania Tires Hawkinson Recapping mf? Honest Dependable Service C. B. Route, Phone - EM 5-2420 - Glendive Complete Auto, Trucks, Tractors and Implement Repair Service Glendive, Montana DON'S PAINT AND BODY SHOP 109 N. Merrill Phone EM 5-3710 Glendive, Montana A Cone With a Curl Quality Clothing X on Top at .W fbi Try Our Popular Prices 'DAVQY JO!-IN KAP LAN QUEEN C0- Fresh Frozen Goodness Next to the Rose Theater 611 N. Merrill Avenue Style -- Plus -- Glendive, Montana Glendive, Montana KOLSTED JEWELRY Watches and Diamonds Watch Repair 313 lfZ No. Merrill Glendive, Montana M5 QAM! C ORVILLE DeSHAW AND SONS Electrical Contractor - Appliances and Sporting Goods Sidney, Montana SIDNEY SIDNEY AUTO WRECKING Used Car Parts Radiator Cleaning and IMPLEMENT co. Relmifing Dealers in Iviinneapolis-Moline Machinery and e Phone 78 Reo Trucks - Sidney, Montana Phone 85 I Sidney, Montana ' LET US i lun My lnlllllli nm HELP y Mlm l Wu SAV IU 'W' gZi4ZWZZfZ'f1ZfQlZg Sidney, Montan F. D. I. C. 3. It's First in Motion Pictures Entertainment . Eastern Mon- tana's First Cinemascope and Stereophonic Sound. CE NT QE THEATER Motor-Vu and Princess Theaters Sidney, Montana Abstract of Title Title Searches on All Land in Ri chla nd County SECUTZITY ABSTRACT T. H. CLARK Sidney, Montana 159' f M EATS X 5 M052 455 H Lockers - Supplies 'Q it Phone EM 5-2733 X Wholesale, Meat Processing JOHN RAHR 'f Glendive, Montana fl T 2 if K Your Ford - Mercury Dealer Texaco Products TDR Sidney, Montana nl Crt wail 7 XE' ' K X an , O -' x Insure in Insurance .AYE L- CLEANERS Licensed Sta-Nu NE Finishing Process AGENCY, INC. f Phone 570 QM, Sidney, Montana ... ng? Fox - Martinson X ' Shoes Fitted by x-Rey Phone EM 54992 Glendive, Montana Glendive, Montana CONLIN 'S FURNITURE STORE Complete Home Furnishings - Draperies and Carpets Sidney, Montana YOUR TROUBLES 44 v i VAIISII STATION I 6 ,Q K ll: f I 's I n .. Q. 5 . .. jj 11jllll!3 , ' ggi' 4 ff Phone 351 1 HAROLD TOMBRE, Prop. Savage, Montana THE MODE IZN L-ADY SHOP MRS. R. E. HALL MRS. O. M. 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