Sentinel High School - Bitterroot Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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SENIORS NOT PICTURED Bason, Richard Beauchamp, Betty Bell, Julian Bourdeau, Leo Brown, Betty Coulombe, Mildred Dixon, Shirley Doherty Pat Fite, Fred Glaze, Willis Haines, Bob Hubert, David Johns, Loretta Joseph, Elberta Kilburn, John cSzniox Council Board of directors for the senior class, democracy on the lot is furthered and guaranteed in these meetings of seniors on location as they tackle current problems facing the stars of our show. Star council members, these seniors represent the senior home rooms in deciding class policies and activities. The senior class sponsor, Miss Gertrude Clark, advises this governing body, which is presided over by Eugene Hazelhurst, senior class president. Other officers are Walter Kramis, vice-president, and Shirley Lee, secretary. Council members are Wally Otterson, fCel Adams, Mahlon Read, Geneva O'Neil, and Bill Her-old. Active this year in all fields, the senior council activities included unglamorous work for the class, presenting a dance in the fall, making all arrangements for baccalaureate, commencement, graduation robes, and supervision in the choice of senior announcements. Election work included supervision of the election of the people who competed for the Pepsi Cola Scholarship, which Kolppa, Marian Krebsback, Wayne LaForge, Donna Might, Ellen Murray, Ardell Nielson, Stanley Parmeter, Glenn Peers, Ilah Price, Joyce Rolfson, Robert Sackett, Evelyn Slominski, Ramona Thompson, Betty VanVorous, Ted Williamson, Homer was won by John McDonald, a star who came to MHS from school in a Japanese prison camp in the Philippines. The council also held the election for the outstanding seniors who are featured in your annual. Senior week was also arranged for and planned by the senior council, and stars who enjoy a successful picnic can thank the council for its planning. The council supervised also the committee which prepared the senior assembly. Outstanding seniors who were chosen for National Honor Society this year totalled 29. They were: Rita Rickard, Veryl Proebstel, Dorothy Ann Nielsen, Betty Stoick, Fay Wilkinson, Jill Christianson, Phyllis Cady, Shirley Lee, Marilyn Kelson, Helen King, Donna Jean Carmean, Arlene Houchens, Marion Kolppa, June Messer, Mary Alice Murphey, Clarence Forseth, Fritz Schilling, Mahlon Read, Bob Anderson, Frank Barnes, Dave Freeman, A1 Galen, Charles George, Willis Glase, Jim Harrison, Eugene Hazelhurst, John MacDonald, Walter Kramis.

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JANET VICKERS Stamp Salesman 3. CHARLOTTE WATSON Band 1; Konah typist 4. RCHARD WEBB Entered from Yakima, Wash. 2; Jr. Assembly 3. THOMAS WICKES H. R. Pres. 1; High Kopee Salesman 1; Stage Crew 1; Student Council 2; Track 2; 'Spring Green'' 3: Victory Bonfire Organizer 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Pep Club Pres. 4; Winthrop House 4; Thespians 4. HELEN WILCOCKS Entered from Spokane, Wash. 2; Home Ec. Club 1; Jr. Hot Dogs 3; Prod. Staff Seven Sisters 4; Prod. Staff Cantata 4; Prod. Staff Winthrop House 4; A Cappela Choir 4; Glee Club 4. FAY WILKINSON Home Ec. Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2; Stamp Salesman 2; Student Council 3; Girls' Club Committee 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross Rep. 4; Konah Typist 4; Office Squad 4; National Honor Society 4. BETTY JEAN WOLFF Honor Roll 3. PHYLLIS YONCE KEITH ZEH Entered from Helena High School 3. ELAINE ZOTTNICK HAROLD McVEY H. R. Rep. 1; Football 1, 3. 4; Track 1, 2. 4; CAP 2; Air Scout 3; Kiwanis Basketball 4. THESE GRADUATING SENIORS COMPLETED THEIR HIGH SCHOOL COURSES WHILE SERVING IN OUR ARMED FORCES Allen, Allen O. Buckhouse, James Cote, Alex Griffith, William Hughes, John Moody, Fred Murias, Frank Pronovost, Gene Randles, Dan Rodin, Robert Schutz, Charles Searight, Murland Small, Alfred

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Home Room 303 100 ipEi (2znt UDittzi ifiyoot S u(ji.criijiiion Home Room 303, advised by Miss Agnes Scott, was the first home room on the lot with 100 percent yearbook subscription. Salesmen Alice Jo Garlington and June Messer turned in their 100 percent report at the end of the home room period at the first day of the sale. Runners-up in the campaign race were Home Room 220 and 314, advised by Mr. Guy Stegner and Mrs. Florence Keeton. Home Room 220 Home Room 314