Sentinel High School - Bitterroot Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1952 volume:

c SAryM jAed At — TAVLO PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS, TEXAS MUuU MCANS KTT« YCAfttOOKS - ■ ■ ■ ■■■ + ■ THE Missoula County Hig,h School, Missoula, Montana — is Sincerely dedicated to the students and administrators who ARE Missoula High — the 5Z - Bitter Root through the forest Introduci ion Table of Contents 3 Administration 5 Faculty 7 Seniors IS Juniors Sophomores 60 Freshmen 7 Departments S3 Publications Activities 1 Clubs IZ Sports PtZ Student Index 165 Advertising 7 BOARD OF MISSOULA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Every high school student should be concerned with this question! How shall I make my education count the most in this complex society?” Certainly not from the standpoint of mere selfish gain: not to get money for the sake of money, or fame for the sake of fame, but for the sake of useful- ness in our world: for the sake of helpfulness to those we love, and of all humanity. D. H. BEARY A FLORENCE BRINTON English AGNES BROWN Social Studies E. J. BUZZETTI Social Studies FLORENCE ADAMS Study Hall BRAD ARRINGTON Drama C. B. BARTHOLOMEW Fine Arts VIOLET BOILEAU Spanish EDITH E. CULVER Latin ED DAVIS Manual Arts GERTRUDE CLARK Mathematics KATHERINE CRAIGHEAD English JOHN P. DRATZ Physical Education MAURICE F. EGAN Commercial JAMES A. DEAN Vocational Ag. HELEN FINK English ANN FOLEY English ELSIE FORCUM Physical Education DORIS FROST Fine Arts KATHRYN GEIGER Library CARRIE GILHAM Commercial WALTER GRIFFIN Physical Education CURTIS HOWARD Drafting CHARLES E. HUNT Vice Principal ROBERT LANGEN Music ROBERT LANGENBACH Commercial CLARENCE SHIVELY Guidance JANET SHIVELY Study Hall RALPH SOROOS Social Studies GUY T. STEGNER Commercial KENNETH THOMAS Social Studies GLADYS VANVOROUS Home Economics ROBERT WATT Social Studies PARKS WHITMER General Science GIVING FROM THE HEART FUN AT FACULTY PICNIC LUNCH TABLE CONFERENCE Class of '52 GERTRUDE CLARK Sponsor SENIOR CLASS . . . Sponsored first dance of the year, the HawKaper, and another dance, the Spartan-Powow . . . For the first time, sold hot coffee at football games and popcorn during football and bas- ketball seasons . . . Sold 700 boxes of Christmas cards . . . Selected and sold class pins to seniors . . . . . . Presented annual senior banquet and school assembly . . . Nominated senior girls for D. A. R. Citizenship Award . . . Officers are Bob Atchison, President; Bob Carpenter, Vice Presi- dent; Nancy Schilling, Secretary; and Shirley Solem, Treasurer . . . SENIOR COUNCIL MEMBERS are. left to right: Shirley Solem, Nancy Schilling. Ann Woods, Marilyn Gunliel, Glenda Zimmerman. Carolyn Porter. Brenda Mc- Pherson, Bill Coffee. Bob Atchison, and Roy Wills. SHIRLEY SOLEM Treasurer 27% Seniors )k 4 '52 Judith Sidney Adams -JUDY —HR 105 GAA I; GC Rep. I; Horizon Club I, 2. 3. 4- GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4; Soph. Class Vice-president 2: Adv. Band 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 2. 3: Pep Band 2. 3: Honor Roll 2. 3, 4; Prod. Staff of Night Must Fall 4: Konah typist 4. Larry Robert Alton HR 103 Band I; Intramural basketball 3, 4. Carol Jean Anderson HR E330 Frosh Council I; Horizon Club I. 2. 3, 4. Pres. 2: SA Rep. 2: Twirling 2. 3: Prom Committee 3: Jr. Council 3: Prod. Staff of Ladies of the Jury 3: Cantata 3: Miss Thanks- giving 4; Prod. Staff of Night Must Fall 4. Jean Anderson HR 305 Bitter Root salesman I; GC Cabinet I; Prom Committee 3: Art Club 3. 4; Office Squad 3. 4; Honor Roll 4. Wilia Elizabeth Andreason HR 108 Entered from Boise High School. Boise. Ida. 3: GAA 3. 4. Pres. 4; FTA 3. 4; Sec. 4; Horizon Club 3. 4: SA Rep. 4. Beverly Ansell BUBBLES —HR 301 GAA I. 2. Keith Ellis Arnold SKEESIKS —HR E223 Frosh Council Rep. I: Radio Club I. 2. 3; Science Club I. 3: Boys’ Glee Club I; Band I. 2. 3. 4: Frosh Chorus I: Pep Band 2, 3: Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Safety Council 2. 3: Prod, staff of Red Mill 2: Music Club 2. 3: Music Camp 2. 3. 4: Stage Crew 2: Dance Band 3. 4: KONA 3. 4: Ski Club 3 4: Music Festival 3. Beryl Arpan HR 105 GAA I: Girls’ Glee Club I: Library Squad 2. Bob Atchison ATCHIE —HR 108 Entered from North High School. Columbus. Ohio 2: Football 2; Ski Club 2. 3: Track 2: Square Dance Club 3. 4: KONA 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Safety Council 3: Konah staff 4: Key Club 4- Pep Club 4; Cantata 4: Tumbling 4: Bitter Root Staff 4: Sr. Pres. 4; Art Club 4. Marlys Louise Augenstein HR 301 Entered from Coeur d’Alene High School. Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 3. Concert Choir 4- SA Rep. 4; FTA 4; Horizon Club 4- GC Cabinet 4. Roberta Atkinson BOBBIE —HR 301 Frosh Council I; Bitter Root Salesman I; GAA I; Horizon Club I. 2. 3. 4; Pres. 3: GC Cabinet I. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus I; Honor Roll I, 2. 3 4: High Honor Roll 2. 3: SA Rep. 2: French Club 2; Nurse's Squad 2: Jr. Class Sec. 3: Drum Quintet 3: Band 2. 3. 4: KONA 3. 4; CAP 4; Konah typist 4; Pep Club 4. Douglas Lawrence Bachman • DOUG —HR 305 Radio Club I. 2. 3: Science Club I. 2. Pres. 3: Football I: Konah copy-boy I: Chess Club 2; Stage Crew 3. 4. Cleo Ann Bagley HR 301 GAA I; Girls Glee Club I. 2: French Club 3: GC Cabinet 4. Arnold August Baier ARNIE —HR 305 Football 2. 3; Boys Glee Club 2; DECA Club 4. Richard Vernon Beaver BEAVIE —HR 300 Entered from Helena High School. Helena. Mont. 2: Cheer- leader 2: Square Dance Club 2. 3. 4: Art Club 3. 4: Cantata 3. 4; Prod. Staff of Ladies of the Jury . Personal Ap- pearance 3: FT A 4; Concert Choir 4. Robert George Bedord ••FAT BOY —HR 108 HR Pres. I. Sec. 2; Intramural basketball I. 2. 4: Cheer- leader 2. 4: SA Rep. 2: Square Dance Club 2. 3. 4 Ski Club 2: Prod Staff of Ladies of the Jury . Personal Appearance . Night Must Fall 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Konah Typist 3. copy-boy 4: Cantata 3. 4; FTA 4; Concert Choir 4; Bitter Root Sales Mgr. 4. Mae Christina Behner HR 103 Tumbling I. 2. 3. 4: Horizon Club I. 2. 3. 4: GAA I. 2: GC Rep. I; GC Cabinet 2. 4; Ski Club 2: Concert Cho.r 2. 3 4; Spartanaires 3: Cast of The Red Mill 2: Prod. Staff of Ladies of the Jury . Personal Appearance . 3; ’ Night Must Fall 4: Honor Roll 3. 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Jr. Council 3: Konah Staff 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Roger Leroy Bieber Laura Mae Baker HR 300 FHA I: GAA I. Carol Ann Beardmore HR 108 Entered from Olympic High School. Olympia. Wash. 2: Honor Holl 2. 3. 4: High Honor Roll 3: Cast of Divine Flora 2: Bowling League 2. 3: French Club 3: Cast of Personal Appearance 3: Prod. Staff of Ladies of the Jury 3. Night Must Fall 4: Cantata 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4: GC Rep. 3: GC Pres. 4: FTA 4. HR 301 Honor Roll I. 2. 3: DECA Club 3. P ycc% Se Uvi ?4%e 7 v silenA 17 St fai, Senior, 'Zfecut 'Wtajviette Charles Henry Bourquin BURK —HR 103 Intramural basketball I. 3. 4: Basketball 2. Nancy Jo Brooie BROD —HR E330 Tumbling I, 2. 3. 4: Twirling 2. 3: Horizon Club I. 2, 3, 4; GAA I. 2; HR Vice Pres. I: GC Cabinet 2. 4- Jr. Prom Committee 3: Concert Choir 3. 4; Cantata 3. 4: Honor Roll 4; Prod Staff of Night Must Fall 4. Andrew Arnold Browmah ANDY —HR 103 Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; Radio Club I, 2. 3. 4, Pres. 3; Chess Club I. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra I. 2: Debate 3. 4: Boys’ State . Donna Maxine Buck BUCKY —HR E223 Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 4; Girls’ Glee Club I. 2: Mixed Chorus I; Concer Choir 2, 3, 4; Piano Ensemble 2: GAA I, 2. 3. 4. Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4: Cantata 2. 3. 4; Cast of ’’The Red Mill 2: SA Rep. 2; Girls' Bowling League 2: Horizon Club 3. 4- GC Cabinet 3, 4; GC Rep. 3. Lloyd Donald Buckhouse BUCKSHOT —HR 300 Boys' Glee Club I, 2. 3: Spartanaires 3. 4; Cantata 3. 4; Track I; Intramural basketball I. Louis Elwin Bunge LOUIE —HR 103 Entered from Shattuck Military Academy. Faribault. Minn. 2: Band 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 3: Saddle Club 4: Concert Band 4. Wally Roland Berard BEERO —HR 103 Football I, 2, 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Track I, 2. 3, 4: HR Pres. I; M Club 2. 3. 4: Boys' State 3: Key Club 4. Susan Marie Blake SUZIE —HR 105 Library Squad I. 2: GAA I, 2, Treas. 2: HR Sec. I; Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; GC Cabinet 2. 3: SA Rep. 3; Girls' State 3; Office Squad 3. 4; Bowlino 4. William Dominic Botch BILL —HR 108 Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4. Ramon Ricardo Bouchey RICO —HR 301 Honor Roll 2; Art Club 4; Havelin Drafting Award 3. 18 Don Lee Burnham HR 108 Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2: Track I. 2. 3, 4- Intramural basket- ball I, 2. 3. 4: FFA 2: State Convention 3. National Convention 4; Cafeteria Staff 4. Ruth Ann Buzzetti •BUZZ'—HR E223 Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4: Horizon Club I. Sec. 2: Vice Pres. 3; GAA I: GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4; Nurse's Office 2; Soph. Council 2: SA Rep. 3. 4; Kopee Salesman 2: Safety Council 2: Bowling League 3: Drum Quintet 3: Band I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Konah Staff 3, 4. News-Editor, Co-Editor 4; SA Committee Chairman 4. Jean Campbell JEANIE —HR E330 Honor Roll I. 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; GAA I. 2; Girls Chorus I: Bowling 3. Dennis Lea Capus ••DENNY —HR E223 Football 2. 3. 4: Track 3. Robert Carpenter • CARP1 —HR 301 Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2: SA Rep. I. 2; Soph. Council 2; Intramural basketball I, 2. 3. 4; Stage Electrician I. 2. 3. 4; Thespians 2. 3. Vice Pres. 4; Concert Choir 2. 3: Cantata 2. 3, 4; KONA 3. 4: Konah Staff 3; Debate Club 3: All Northwest Choir 3: Boys State 3: Gym Leader 3: Pep Club 4; Sr. Class Vice Pres. 4; Dance Band 4; Spartainaires 4; Crew of Personal Appearance . Night Must Fall 3. 4- Quill and Scroll 4. Arnold Case •CASEY —HR E223 FFA I. 2. 3. Vice Pres. 4: National Convention 4; Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Julie Ann Case JULIE —HR 105 Honor Roll I. 3: FHA I. 2. 3; Library Squad I: GC Cabinet I. 2. 3. 4; Girls’ Glee Club I. 2: GAA I. 2. 3: Square Dance Club 2. 3. 4; Office Squad 3: FT A 3. 4: Cantata 3: Konah Staff 3, 4. News-Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Prod. Staff of Ladies of the Jury 3. Robert Casteel BOB —HR 300 Football I. 2. A Team 3. 4: Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; M Club 3. 4: HR Pres. 4. Ralph Cates RED —HR 305 Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Ski Club I. 2. 3: Band I. 2. 3, 4; In- tramural Basketball I; Orchestra 2: Boys State 3. Edward Chinske ••CHINKER —HR E223 Football I. 2: Basketball I. 2; Track I: American Legion Baseball I. 2. 3: Honor Roll 3: Yearbook Staff Co-Edito� 3, Editor 4: Boys' State 3; HR Secretary-Treasurer 4: Quill and Scroll 4. tfcviye SctU i, paUU cenitatC � t4 THuvU 'KOTtrt 'piuAKCe SckO i “Banquet Lyla Lee Clausen HR 305 GAA I, 2: HR Pres. I; Horizon Club I. 2, 3. 4. Pres. I: Girls' Honor Council I, 4, Pres. 4: SA Rep. 2. 4; Cheer- leader 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Cantata 3, 4; Tumbling 2. 3, 4; Ski Club 2; Jr. Council 3 Cast of Personal Ap- pearance 3: Konah Staff 3: Bitter Root Staff 4. William Coffee WILLIE —HR 105 HR Vice Pres. I: Football I; Ski Club 2; Music Festival 3: Cantata 3. 4; Concert Choir 3. 4; Boys' State 3: Prom Committee 3: Jr. Council 3: Pep Club 3. 4; Vice Pres. 4; Sr. Council 4. Betty Copenhaver ••BETTS —HR 108 SA Rep. I; Library Squad I. 2: Twirling I, 2. 3; Stamp Club I, 2: GC Cabinet I. 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Horizon Club 2, 3, 4; Cantata 3. 4; Concert Choir 3. 4; Spartanaires 3: Prom Com. 3: FTA 3. 4. Vice Pres. 4: HR Vice Pres. 4: Honor Roll 4; DECA Club 4. Nedra Suzanne Cordrey NED —HR 105 Entered from Anaconda High School 3; Flag Twirling 3, 4; Horizon Club 3. 4; Prod. Staff of Ladies of the Jury 3; Prom Com. 3; Konah Staff 3: Jr. Council 3: Music Festival 3: Cantata 4. Delores Cote HR 103 Frosh Council I; Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4; GAA I. 2. 3: Girls’ Glee Club I: JRC Training Center 2, 3. Sec. 3. School Council 3, 4; Area Coun- cil 4. Pacific Area Chairman 4; High Honor Roll 2. 4; Horizon Club 3. 4; Office Squad 3. 4; Gym Leader 3; GC Rep. 4; Concert Choir 4. Ann Crocker HR- 108 Horizon Club I. 2. 3. 4. Vice Pres. 2. Pres. 3: GAA I; HR Vice Pres I: Girls' Glee Club I. 2: High Honor Roll I. 2. 4; Ski Club 2. 4 GC Cabinet 2. 3: Library Squad 2: Twirler 2. 3. 4; Girls' State 3 Pep Club 3. 4; SA Rep. 3: Honor Roll 3: Concert Choir 3, 4: Cantata 3. 4; GC Vice Pres. 4; GC Committee Ch. 4. Nancy Lee Crosby INJUN —HR E223 Entered from Ronan High School, Ronan, Montana 2; Drum Trio 2: Drum Quintet 3: Drum Quartet 4: Music Club 2. 3: Pep Band 3. 4. Alton Raymond Cuplin HR 103 Track I, 2. Deno George Damaskos PICKLE —HR 103 Football I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I. 2: Track I. 2. 3. Capt. 3; M Club I. 2. 3. 4. Vice Pres. 4: HR Vice Pres. 4. Pres. 2. Georgia Grena Damaskos GEORGIE —HR E330 Cheerleader I. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 3. 4; Horizon I, 2, 3. 4: Kopee Sales- man I, 2; HR Pres. I; Cast of Curse of An Aching Heart 2: Cantata 3. 4; Concert Choir 4. 20 Nellie Mae Davis NEL — HR E330 FHA I; GAA I; Horizon Club I, 2. 3, 4: PASF I: Twirling 4: DECA Club 4. Mary Brewster Dejarnette HR 300 GAA I; Horizon Club I, 2. 4: Girl's Glee Club I. 2: Mixed Chorus I; Concert Choir 3. 4: French Club 2. 3; Girls’ Bowling League 2. 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; FTA 3. 4; KONA 3, 4; Cantata 3. 4; Konah Staff 4; Office Squad 3. 4; Library Squad 3; GC Cabinet 3, 4; Spartanaires 4. Donald Dement DIXIE —HR 103 Entered from Olympic High School. Olympia. Wash. 2: Honor Roll lina 4; KONA Staff 4. Wilbur Lyle Denning ''WILL’ —HR E223 Intramural Basketball 1.2. 3. 4: Track 3. 4. James Dick PEAR-SHAPE”—HR 103 Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; Chess Club I: FFA I. 2. 3. 4: Prod. Staff of Ladies of the Jury . Personal Appearance 3: Boys' State 3: Square Dance Club 3: Mgr. of Intramural Basketball 3: Jr. Council 3: Kopee Salesman 3: Pep Club 4; HR Pres. 4: Cast of Thespian Productions 3. 4. Ramon Earle Dille •RAY —HR 103 Concert Choir 2. 3. 4. Beverly Dishman •BEV —HR 108 Horizon Club I. 2. 3. 4; HR Pres. I: Twirling I. 2. 3. 4; Kopee Salesman I. 3: Soph Council 2: Tumbling 2. 3. 4: Art Club 3. 4; Ski Club 4. Claire Leigh Dixon HR 103 Girls' Glee Club I. 2: GC Cabinet I, 2. 3. 4- Music Festival 2, 3: All State Choir 2. 3: Concert Choir 3. 4; Cantata 3, 4; Office Squad 4. Ronnie Dufresne •RON —HR 103 Honor Roll I. 2: Band I. 2. 3. 4; Soph Council 2: Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 3: Jr. Class Treas 3: Boys' State 3: Key Club 4. Sec. 4: Pep Club 4; SA Rep. 4. Ray Dunn FAGAN —HR E223 Entered from Helena High School. Helena. Montana 3: Track 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 3. 4: M Club 3. 4- Stage Crew 3: Cantata 4- Tumbling 4. Se uMA Sett “PtfLCviK 'Duruty fad S«A etfatt SeauwA 21 t5 Sckuvu 'Pity Ok 'Vcvuity 'pwtfaUl Squad Jay Ellefson HR 105 Football I, 3. Diane Laverne Ellis Dl —HR 305 HR Vice Pres. I; Horizon Club I, 2. 3: Band I. 2, 3, 4: GAA I, 2: Honor Roll 3: Prod. Staff of ' Personal Appearance 3; Prom Com- mittee 3. Dick Ely DICKER’—HR 103 Band I. 2. 3, 4; Honor Roll I, 2. 3, 4; All-State Band 2; Soph Class Pres. 2: Dance Band 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 2. 3; All-Northwest Or- chestra 3: SA Sec. 3: Pres. 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Boys’ State 3. Nancy Ettinger HR 108 Honor Roll I, 2, 3: High Honor Roll 3; Bitter Root Salesman I, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3. 4: French Club 3: Prom Committee 3; GC Cabinet 3; HR Treas. 4; Cantata 4. Allan Evans HR E330 Entered from Arlee High School. Arlee. Montana 2; Intramural Basket- ball 2: Kopee Salesman 3: Square Dance Club 4; Pep Club 4. Darlenj- Evans HR 105 GAA I: Cafeteria I. 2. 3. 4. Margaret Duvall MUGS —HR 300 Band I. 2. 3; Pep Band I, 2. 3; Honor Roll I, 2. 3: Orchestra I, 2, 3; Prod. Staff of Trail by Jury I; GC Rep. 2: All- State Band 2; All-State Chorus 2: Prod. Staff of Red Mill ' 2; Prod. Staff of Ladies of the Jury 3: Solo and Small Ensemble 2. 3: All Northwest Band 3: YFC Club 4; DECA Club 4. Dan Edinger HR 305 Entered from Mott High School, Mott. North Dakota I; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2; Track I; Concert Choir 2; Cast of Red Mill 2: Spartanaires 3. 4: HR Pres. 4; M Club 4. Violet Edinger PAT”—HR 300 Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3; Cantata 3, 4: Girls' Basketball I. 2. 3; Volleyball I; Badminton 3; YFC Club 4. Joan Edstrom HR 105 Entered from Hamilton High School. Hamilton Montana 3; HR Sec. 4; DECA Club 4. 22 Marvel Ann Forseth MARV —HR E223 Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4; High Honor Roll I; Horizon Club I. 2. 3, 4; HR Pres. I; Bitter Root Salesmen I: Soph Class Treas. 2; Bowling Team 2. 3: GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4- GC Rep. 2: Tumbling 3: Girls Club Secretary 4. William Fortune HR 105 Football I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3; M Club 3. 4; HR Pres. 4. Alma Gariepy HR 103 Horizon Club I. 2. 3. 4- HR Trees. I: Library Squad 2: Girls' Bowling League 2. 3: Konah Staff 4: GC Cabinet 4; Office Squad 4. James Gariepy ••JIM' —HR 105 Intramural Basketball I, 2. 3. 4; DECA Club 4. tyearyia 'Dcuhcm m, SeiU i Earl Evans EV—HR 105 Football I, 2: Intramural Basketball 3; Track 3: Bitter Root Sales- man 4. Arnold Fehr 'GUSS”—HR 105 Football I. 2. 3, 4; M Club 3. 4; Track 3, 4; Spartanaires 4 Dale Fehr HR 103 Entered from Wibaux County School, Wibaux, Montana 3? Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Dick Fehr HR 105 Daryl Flechsing ••FLEX '—HR 105 Orchestra I, 2. 3: All-State Orchestra I, 2. 3: Pep Band I, 2. 3. 4; Dance Band I. 2, 3. 4; Prod. Staffs of Trial by Jury I, Red Mill 3: Honor Roll I; KONA 2. 3: All-Northwest Orchestra 3: Trombone Quartet 3: Cast of Night Must Fall 4. George Fleming HR E330 Frosh Class Vice Pres. I: Football I; Band I, 2, 3: Bitter Root Sales- man 2: Basketball Manager 2. 3. 4: HR Vice Pres. 2: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Pres. 3: Boys State 3. % (P eerletuCet 'pouitA 'Ifeax 23 ZcUu 52 Georgia George HR 301 High Honor Roil I, 2, 3: Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4: Twirling I, 2, 3. 4: GC Cabinet I. 2. 3. 4: GC Comm. Ch. 4; Library Squad I: Mixed Chorus I; Piano Ensemble 2, 3: Horizon Club 2, 3. 4; Sec. 3; GC Rep. 2: HR Sec. 3: Quill and Scroll 3. 4; Koneh Staff 3, 4. Feature Editor, Co-Editor 4; Girls' State 3: Bitter Root Staff 4. Don R. Gies DONSO —HR 103 Dance Band I. 2. 3. 4: Sax Quartet I, 2. 3, 4; Band I, 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3: Honor Roll 3: Bitter Root Salesman 3. Valerie Gilman VAL —HR 300 FHA I; GAA I: Tumblers I. 2. 3, 4: Tumbler Twirler 3, 4; S Rep. I; Horizon Club I. 2. 3. 4 Cast of Divine Flora 2: Soph Council 2: Konah Staff 3: Prod. Staff of ’’Night Must Fall” 4: Thespians 4: Cantata 4: GC Cabinet 4. Paul Franklin Goldsby HR 301 Entered from Alberton High School. Alberton, Montana 2: Intramural Basketball 2: DECA Club. Robert Greene BOB'—HR 105 Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3 4: Ski Club I: HR Vice Pres. I: Tumbling 3, 4. Lila Grubaugh LOLLY”—HR 108 Entered from Chicora High School. Charleston. South Carolina. 4 Charles Ray Gruhn CHUCK —HR E223 Football I: PASF I: Chess Club I: Cantata 2. 3. 4• Prod. Staff of The Divine Flora 2: Intramural Basketball 2; Sr. Council 4: Spartanaires 4; Honor Roll 4. Marilyn Gunkel GUNK —HR E330 Entered from Butte Public High School 2: Ski Club 2. 3. 4: Concert Choir 2. 3: Cast of Red Mill 2: All-State Chorus 2: Horizon Club 2. 3. 4. Sec. 4: Cantata 2. 4 :Thespians 3. 4. Treas. 4; Cast of Ladies of the Jury 3: Prod. Staff of Personal Appearance 3: All Northwest Chorus 3: Pep Club 4: KONA 3. 4- Sr. Council 4 Honor Roll 4. Patricia Ann Guyton • DIXIE —HR E330 Entered from Central High School. South Bend. Indiana 3: Horizon Club 3: GC Cabinet 4. Helen Joann Haftle HR E330 High Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; PASF I: Piano Ensemble I. 2: Frosh Handbook Winner I: GC Cabinet 2. 3; Rep 4; Kopee Editor 2. 3: Horizon Club 2. 3; Girls' Bowling League 2. 3: Music Festival 2. 3: Honor Roll 3: Quill and Scroll 3. 4: Konah Staff 3. Co-Editor 4; Cast of Ladies of the Jury 3: Concert Choir 3. 4. 24 Senior, Elinor Rae Hand ' ELLIE HR E223 SA Rep. I GAA I. 2: Horizon Club I, 2. 3. Joanne Handke • JODY —HR E223 Tumbling I. 2. 3:%GAA I; Office Squad 2. Roy Handley HR 108 FFA 1.2. 3. 4; Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4. Donald Gene Hankel ••DON—HR 105 FFA I, 2. 3; Intramural Basketball I: DECA Club 4. Judie Hansen BUBBLES’ —HR 301 Entered from North Central High School. Spokane. Washington 2: GAA 2: Horizon Club 2. 3. 4; Bitter Root Salesman 2: Tennis Club 2. 3; Flag Twirler 3. 4; Office Squad 3: GC Cabine 3. 4: Konah Staff 3: Concert Choir 4: Cantata 4. Janice Hanson ••JAN’ —HR 305 Entered from Wallace High School. Wallace. Idaho I: GAA I: Horizon Club I: GC Cabinet 2: DECA Club 4. Marilyn Hardenburgh MUDm—-HR 301 Horizon Club I, 2. 3, 4: Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; Twirling 2. 3. 4; SA Rep. 3: Konah Staff 3’ Prod. Staff of Personal Ap- pearance' 3. Night Must Fail 4. Betty Jeane Harrington ••RUSTY —HR E223 Marching Band 2. 3. 4. Charles Hart CHUCK —HR 105 Track I, 2. 3; Ski Club I, 2: Bitter Root Salesman I. 2. Carole Hauck HR 105 SA Rep. I: GAA I: HR Pres. 2: Vice Pres. 4: Bowling League 2. 3; JRC Rep. 2: GC Rep. 3- DECA Club 4: Horizon Club 3. 4. 7 iee SeKunt 77ta£e Zciasiten 25 7 v4«£y- c SettiarA ‘Bcutct Marlene Herron HR 305 SA Rep. I; Horizon Club I, 2. 3. 4; Twirling I, 2, 3. 4: Bitter Root Salesmen 2: Kopee Salesman 2: HR Sec. 3. 4: Office Squad 4: GC Cabinet 4. Bob Hoggatt • SAUCER-HEAD —HR E223 Entered from Lewis and Clarlt High School. Spokane. Washington 2; Football 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 2. 3, 4: Track 2. 3. Joanne Denise Hollyoak JODY —HR 305 GAA I; Girls' Glee Club I. 2: Concert Choir 2: Spartanaires 4: Honor Roll 3. 4; Cantata 3. 4: GC Rep. 3: Cabinet 3. 4: Prom Committee 3. Grider Howton HR 108 Entered from Florence High School. Florence. Montana 2. Sandra Huntly •SUE —HR 105 Entered from Helen Bush High School. Seattle. Washington 2; Girls’ Bowling League 3. 4: PASF 3. 4 Square Dance Club 3; Honor Roll 3. 4: JRC Rep. 4: Horizon Club 4. Dorothy Diane Hunton HR 305 Honor Roll 2: FTA 4: JRC Rep. 4. Harlan Hayes • JOE —HR 108 Football I. 2. 3. 4: Ski Club I. 2. Eva Hebert HEBE-—HR 103 GAA I, 2. 3; Girls Basketball 3: DECA Club 4. Bob Hendricks CHICL —HR E330 Entered from Havre High School. Havre. Montana I: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Track I; Football 2: Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4: Soph Council 2: HR Vice Pres. 3. 4- Bitter Root Salesman 3. 4; Pep Club 4. Jean Herbert ••JEANIE' —HR 103 Entered from Bellfield High School. Bellfield, North Dakota 2: GC Rep. 2. 3. Cabinet 3. 4; Bowling League 2: Girls Basketball 2: Square Dance Club 3: Honor Roll 3. 4. 26 Mardeth Arlene Huseby Mardy”—HR 300 Frosh Council I; Band I, Adv. 2. 3, 4: Pep Band 2. 3: Prod. Staff of The Red Mill” 2: Ladies of the Jury” 3: $A Rep. 3: Honor Roll 3. Curtis Harry Hutchins CURT —HR E223 PASF I, 2. 3. 4: Cantata I: Interscholastic Golf I, 2, 3. 4: FFA I; Intramural Basketball 2: Konah Staff 3. 4: Square Dance Club 3: Quill and Scroll 4. Dorothy Irvin •DOTY”—HR 103 Jerry Jacobson ••JAKE”—HR 300 Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4; SA Rep. I; Gym Leader 2. Jane Janke HR 300 GAA I. 2. Janet Johnson HR E223 GAA I; Rifle Club 2. 3. 4: Library Squad 2: Art Club 3, 4: Konah Artist 4. Mary Julia Levern Kerr JULIA —HR 305 Entered from Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane, Wash- ington 2: GC Rep. 2: Girls' Glee Club 2: Bowling 2. 3; Cantata 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3' Prom Committee 3: Con- cert Choir 4. Marilyn Rae Klepper Mimi —HR 103 Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; High Honor Roll I: GAA I; Home Ed. Ciub I; Bitter Root Salesman 2: GC Cabinet 3. 4. Margaret Knoof Mugs —HR 105 Band I. 2, 3. 4: Horizon Club I: Honor Roll I, 2. 3: HR Vice Pres. 2: High Honor Roll 3: SA Rep. 4. Bob Knuchel DUKE —HR 305 Football I. 2. 3. 4: Honor Roll 2. 3: Gym Leader 2: Intra mural Basketball 3: M Club 4. Sckcvu Sell DuiiKy Sea toi 27 Steven Scnand Are J6e4fricuu Chester Krause HR 108 Entered from Salem High School, Salem, Oregon 3; Intramural Basket- ball 3; DECA Club 4. Richard Kreitzberg HAUSEN KRANTZ —HR E330 Honor Roll I, 2. 3; HR Pres. 3, 4. Doris Kuhnes HR 300 Horizon Club I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll I: Twirling 2, 3; Office Squad 3; Konah Typist 4; Cantata 4. William Kuney Bill —HR 305 Track I: Honor Roll 3, 4: HR Vice Pres. 4. Peggy Jean Lamoreux PEG —HR E223 Horizon Club 2, 3, 4: GC Cabinet 4; Office Staff 4. Gary Larson LARS —HR 301 Camera Club I: Band 2, 3. 4; HR Sec. 2. Lou Ella Knudson LOUIE —HR 301 Band I, 2. 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3; Pep Band 3: Art Club 3. 4; Rifle Club 3. Norman Kohler NORSE —HR 300 Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3. Jerry Koon HR 305 Basketball I, 2. 3. 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4. Captain 4: HR Pres. I; M Club 2. 3, 4; Honor Roll 2. 4; Football 4: Key Club 4; Basketroom 4. Richapd Kramer HR E330 28 Jacob Loran JOLLY JAKE —HR E330 HR Sec. I, 2. 3. Trees. 2. 3: Football I; Concert Choir 3; Sporteneires 3: Centeta 4: Honor Roll 4. Richard Lorance DICK —HR 108 Rifle Club 2: DECA Club 4. Peggy Lovell HR 105 Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; HR Sec. I. 3: GAA I. 2: JRC Rep. I: Bitter Root Salesmen 2; Kopee Salesman 2; Girls' Bowling League 2. 3; Office Staff 3; GC Cabinet 3. 4. Sandra Luchau •SANDY —HR 108 GAA I, 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Gym Leader 3, 4; Konah Staff 3; Cantata 3, 4; Concert Choir 4. Joanne Larson ••JO —HR 300 FHA I, 2. 3; GC Rep. 3; Honor Roll 3; Office Squad 3; Concert Choir 4; Cantata 4. Robert Lebsack BOB'—HR E330 FFA I. 2. 3. 4. Leroy Lemke ‘•LEE —HR E330 Football 2; DECA Club 4. Bill Lien HR 305 Football 1,2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3: Honor Roll 2. 3; M Club 4. Shirley Linden HR 305 PASF I. 2: GAA I. 2. 3: Girls’ Bowling League 2, 3; Art Club 3. 4; Honor Roll 2; FTA 3, 4: DECA Club 4. Charles Franklin Lockwood CHOWEE —HR 108 Football I, 2. 4; Track I; A Cappella Choir 2,; Concert Choir 3: Sper- tanaires 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Cantata 2, 3, 4: Boys’ Glee Club I: Dramatic Productions—Scenery 3. 4; Music Concert 3: Divine Flora 2; Ladies of the Jury 3; Personal Appearance 3: Night Must Fall 4. Senant s4tte td Tfati ttcU A- @6HveKtioH 29 7 y{f 'Jour @6evilecuU% s4ie Se u u Marlys McGee HR 103 GAA I; Adv. Band I, 2. 3; Honor Roll 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 2: Gym Leader 3. Philip J. McLeod • PHIL —HR 305 Entered from Gonzaga High School, Spokane, Washington 3; Concert Choir 4. Brenda Leigh McPherson HR E223 SA Rep. I; Honor Roll I. 3: GC Cabinet I, 2, 4; GAA 2: HR Pres. 2; Sec.-Treas. 3: Library Squad 2: Bitter Root Salesman 2: Girls’ State 3: Konah Staff 3; Girls’ Honor Council 3, 4; Ski Club 4; KONA 3, 4; Horizon Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4. Mary Eveline Malone 'MOLLY”—HR305 GC Rep. I; Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 4; Horizon Club I, 2. 3, 4; GAA I; Soph Council: Bitter Root Salesman 3, 4; Gym Leader 3. 4; Office Squad 4: GC Cabinet 3, 4. Patricia Joan Manning PAT—HR 301 GAA I; Bowling 2. 3: GC Rep. 3: Horizon Club 3. 4: DECA Club 4. Thomas Martz ”SPUD”—HR 305 Frosh Band I: Band 3: Konah copy-boy I, 2, 3; DECA Club 3, 4; HR Vice Pres. 3: Boys’ Glee Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3. William Matlock ' BILL’’—HR 305 Entered from Thompson Falls High School. Thompson Falls, Montana 3; Honor Roll 4. Alice Edna Maxell ''SOUPY''—HR 300 HR Pres. I; Adv. Band I. 2. 3. 4; Horizon Club I. 2. 3, 4: PASF I; GAA I. 3: HR Vice Pres. 2: Bitter Root Salesman 2: Pep Band 2. 3: GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4- Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3; Bowling League 3. 4; Prom Comm. 3: Konah Staff 4: GC Rep. 4. Maurice Millikan HR E330 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: DECA Club 4. Frank M«tchell HR E223 Patsy Ann Mitchell HR E330 Entered from Pork County High School. Livingston. Montano. Rachel Mohland HR E223 Honor Roll I. 3. 4; GAA I; High Honor Roll 2; Bowling League 3: Girls’ Club Cobinet 4. Frances Molenda FRAN”—HR 300 GAA I. 2: Mixed Chorus I; Cafeteria 2, 3. 4. Lawrence Mood • LARRY ’—HR 301 Entered from Grand Rapids Senior High School. Grand Rapids, Min- nesota 2; DECA Club. James Moore ••TURKEY'—HR 108 Football 1.2. 3. 4; Track I; M Club 3. 4: Pres. 4; Key Club 4. Barbara Muir HR 300 FHA I; Twirling I. 2; Tumbling 2. 3; CAP 3: Flag Twirler 3. Konah Staff 3; Tounament Princess 3: Girls’ Club Cabinet 4; Office Squad 4. Donna Murray HR E223 Honor Roll I, 3, 4; Girls' Club Cabinet I. 2. 3: SA Rep. 2: Cast of Curse of Aching Heart 2; Horizon Club 2. 3. 4; Honor Council 2. 3: Konah Air Waves 2. 3. 4; Concert Choir 2, 3; Cast of The Red Mill 2; Cantata 2. 3. 4: High Honor Roll 2; Prod. Staff and Cast of Ladies of the Jury 3: Thespians 3. 4. Sec. 4; Spartanaires 3, 4; Konah Staff 3. 4; Prod. Staff of Personal Appearance 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Bitter Root Salesman 4: Cast and Prod. Staff of Night Must Fall' 4; HR Pres. 4. Betty Jane Nagy HR 305 Entered from Frenchtown High School. Frenchtown. Mon- tana 4. Verdonna Needles DONNIE —HR 103 GC Rep. I; FHA I; Kopee Salesman I; GC Cabinet 2; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Konah Staff 3. Bessie Nelson BESS —HR 301 Entered from Poison High School. Poison, Montana. 2cull rfnci Scroll 'ytyave Six SetUvu 31 @CVl d rfldcAA , SCHC T, 9 x£ 1951 Vernon Nelson VERN —HR 105 Movie Operator 2, 3, 4. Jim Nelson SLEEPY JOE —HR 108 Football I, 2. 3. 4; Track 2; M Club 4. Harold Newton SHORTY —HR E330 HR Sec. I, 2. 3: Honor Roll 2; DECA Club 4, Pre . 4 Donald Nicholson DON —HR 103 Honor Roll I, 2, 4; Konah Staff I, 2. 3, 4; Camera Club I; SA Rep. 2: Intramural Basketball 2, 4; HR Pres. 3: Quill and Scroll 3. 4; Boys' State 3: Legion Baseball 3: Concert Choir 4; Pep Club 4; Cantata 4. Jean Nooney NUNE —HR 108 Intramural Basketball 2; Track 2. 4; Football 3. 4; Tumbling 4; M Club 4. Gary Obenauer OBIE —HR E330 HR Vice Pres. I; Bitter Root Salesman I; Intramural Basketball I, 2, 4; Football 2. 3; PASF 3. Evelyn Ochsner EVIE —HR E223 Band 1.2; GAA 1.2. 3: Girls' Club Cabine 4 Vernon E. Olson OLLIE —HR 305 Track I, 2, 3. 4. Bryan Owen HR 300 Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 4. Norman Pahrman HR 300 32 Don Peressini • PERRY ’—HR 300 Football I: Track 2. David L. Peterson •PETE —HR 105 $A Rap. I: HR Vice Pres. I; Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3: Footbe I, 2- Ski Club I. 2; DECA Club 3: Honor Roll 4: Stage Crew 4. George Phelps HR 301 Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4: PASF 3: Intramural Basketball 3. 4. Lawrence Phelps ’ SHORTY —HR E223 Honor Roll I. 2. 4: High Honor Roll 2. 3. David Palmer ••DAVE —HR 105 Football I. 3: Intramural Basketball I, 2. 3. 4. Jane Rose Palmer ••JANIE”—HR 108 Fr. Class Sec. I: Concert Choir I, 2. 3: Spartanaires 4; Horizon Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; Cast of The Red Mill” 2: Cantata 2. 3. 4; Flag Twirling 2. 3: Head 3: SA Rep. 3: Tumbling 3: Cast of Ladies of the Jury”: Konah Staff 3: Thesnians 4 Prod. Staff of Night Must Fall”: Bitter Root Salesman 4. Duane Palmer HR 300 Bili� Paul HR 105 Bitter Root Salesman 2; Stage Crew 3. Kenneth Peers • KEN —HR 301 HR Pres. 2. Armand Sam Pepe HR 305 Frosh Council I; Kopee Salesman I, 2. 3; Cantata I. 2. 3. 4: PASP I; Concert Choir I, 2. 3: SA Rep. 2. 3: Cast and Mgr. of The Red Mill 2; Cast of The Divine Flora 2: Spartanaires 3. 4; Jr. Council 3; Key Club 4; Sr. Council 4; Charity Ball Ch. 4. StyAt Setiam ire Ok Ike SitUx Sta$ 33 'TtiyAt 0)9Cu4t 'paiC '?eatecie4 Seniar caxU, Nancy Jo Pietro ‘ SHORTY”—HR 305 Honor Roll 2: GC Cabinet I, 2. Frances Pigg HR 108 Virginia Piper GINGER”—HR 301 GAA I, 2; Bowling League 3. 4; GC Rep. 4; GC Cabinet 4. Carolyn Dale Porter ‘ CAROLE —HR 301 Entered from Punahou School. Honolulu. Territory of Ha- waii 2; Horizon Club 2. 3. 4. Sec. 3. Pres. 4; Tennis Club 2: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Cast of The Divine Flora 2: Bitter Root Staff 3. 4 Art Editor 4: High Honor Roll 3: Konah Staff 3. 4. News-Editor 3. Co-Editor 4; Art Club 2. 3. Sec. Vice Pres. 3: Girls’ Honor Council Sec. 3: GC Cabinet 3: Quill and Scroll 3. 4- Prom Committee 3: KONA 3. 4: Senior Council 4: Bitter Root Salesman 3: Kopee Sales- man 3: Office receptionist 3. Pauline Roehl HR 301 GAA I. 2. 3. 4; DECA Club 4. Eugene Ramage RED”—HR 300 Dorothy Reed Kenneth Reesman HR 305 Frosh Class Pres. I; Football I. 2: Track Mgr. I. 2: Basketball 2. Intramural 3. 4; HR Pres. 3; Pep CLb 3. 4; DECA Club Pres. 4; Key Club 4. Ronald Paxton Richards ' RON RON —HR E223 Thespians I. 2. 3. 4. Vice Pres. 3. Pres. 4; Pep Band I. 2. 3. 4 Dance Band 3. 4; Prod. Staff of Divine Flora” 2: Drum Trio 2: Stage Mgr. 2; Jr. Council 3: Cast of Ladies of the Jury 3: KONA Station Manager 3. 4; All-Northwest Band 3: Drum Quintet 3. Boys' State 3: Pep Club 4: JRC Council 4; Interscholastic Little Theatre 3. Clifford Praast CLIFFIE”—HR 301 Football I: Intramural BasketbaJI I, 2. 3. 4; Track I. 34 Dorothy Riel •DOT —HR 108 Entered from Sacred Heart Academy, Missoula. Mont. 4. Helen Marie Ring ••RING-DING —HR E223 GC Rep. I; GAA I; Tumbling I, 2, 3. 4; Horizon Club I, 2, 4: HR Sec- Treas. 2, Pres. 3: Tumbler-Twirler 2, 3. 4; Art Club 2. 3. 4; Konah Staff 3: Kopee Art Editor 3: Bitter Root Salesman 3: Prom Com- mittee 3; French Club 3. James Rowan •JIM' —HR 108 Intramural Basketball f. 2. 4; Football 2. Mgr. 3. 4; Track 2: Tennis Club 2, 3. 4. Joseph L. Ryan JOE—HR 108 Intramural Basketball I. 2: Boys' Glee Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3: DECA Club 4: Cantata 3, 4. Helen Saunders HR 305 GAA I, 2, 3. 4. Vice Pres. 3; Frosh Handbook Winner I: High Honor Roll I. 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I; Girls’ Glee Club 2: HR Pres. 2: Girls' Honor Council 2: GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4; Guidance Com. Ch. 4; Concert Choir 3: Cantata 3. 4; Declamation 3, 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Spartanaires 4; Konah Typist 4 Cast of Night Must Fall 4. Nancy Elizabeth Schilling NANCE —HR 103 Class Treas. I; Girls Honor Council I; Horizon Club I, 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. I; HR Sec. I: Soph. Council 2: Twirling 2. 3, 4; Girls’ Club Cabinet 2. 3. 4; Prod. Staff Ladies of the Jury 3: Cantata 3: Office Squad 3. 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Konah Staff 3; FTA 3. 4: Pep Club 4 Class Sec. 4; Art Club 4; Northern Division Tournament Queen 3. SA Rep. I. 3. 4: Publications Comm. Ch. 4: GC Cabinet I, 2, 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; Girls’ Glee Club I. 2; Horizon Club I. 2. 3. 4. Sec. I, Vice Pres. 4: Soph Class Sec. 2: GC Rep. 2: Konah Staff 3. 4. News-Editor 4. Co-Editor 4; Kopee Salesman 3; Art Club 3: Gym Leader 3. 4: Concert Choir 3; Cantata 3; Quill and Scroll 3. 4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Prom Com. 3: Bitter Root Staff 4; Pep Club 4. Nancy Rolfson Hk E330 Horizon Club I, 2, 4; Girls’ Bowling League 2. 3; GC Cabinet 4; Konah Staff 4. David Roberts -DAVE —HR 108 Entered from Central Jr. High. Ogden, Utah 3; Art Club 3, 4: Track 3: DECA Club 4: Intramural Basketball 4. Eileen Hardman Roberts HR 301 Mixed Chorus I: Re-entered from Biloxi High School. Biloxi, Mississippi. 3: GC Rep. 4. Annabelle Faye Rolczynski HR E330 P mxkk Se ivi, 76 'Kofree Senior %6ld Student rfteAciatCGn O icet Dick Schmautz ••SPATS'—HR 103 Football I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I, 2, 3. 4: Track I; HR Vice Pres. 2; Concert Choir 2. 3: Spartanaires 2. 3: M Club 3, 4: Cantata 3. Verna Schmautz HR 301 Charles Schmid HR 108 Kenneth Secrist • PINKY —HR 300 Football I, 2; Track I; HR Pres. I. Vice Pres. 3; Lunchline 4. Joseph Shoen JOE —HR 300 Track I; Football 2. 3. 4; CAP 3. 4. Laura Jane Shrock ••JANIE —HR 305 Entered from Stevensville High School. Stevensville. Mont. 2: GAA 2. 3. 4, Trees. 4; FHA 2. 3; Square Dance Club 3. 4; Girls' Club Cabinet 3. 4; CAP 3: Horizon Club 3: Honor Roll 4; Adv. Girls' Glee Club 4. Patricia Mae Simmert • PAT —HR 300 GAA I: Twirling I: Flag Twirling 2. 3. 4: Head 4; Girls' Club Cabinet 3. 4: Office Squad 3 4. Bill Simon • SI —HR 300 SA Rep. I: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Track I, 2. 3; HR Pres. 2: Jr. Council 3: M Club 3. 4. Jack Skahan • RED —HR 300 Entered from Saint Martins High School. Olympia. Washington 3: M Club 3. 4 Mixed Chorus 3: Concert Choir 4. Betty Leone Skinner BETTS —HR 108 GAA I. 2. 3- Girls' Glee Club 2; Band 2. 3: Konah Staff 3. 4. Ad Manager 4; Honor Roll 3; Girls' Club Cabinet 4: Quill and Scroll 4. 36 Doug Smith HR 301 PASF I; Honor Roll I, 2. 3, 4; Boys Glee Club I: Intramural Basketball Mgr. 4- Concert Choir 4; CAP 4. Jerry Smith SMITHY —HR E223 Pep Band I. 2. 3. 4; Dance Band I, 2. 3. 4. Bob Small SAX —HR 301 Football I. 2. 3, 4. Captain 4: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: HR Sec. I; M Club 2. 3. 4. Sec.-Treas. 4. Joe Sol RIGA TONY —HR 103 Entered from Ffenchtown High School. Frenchtown. Mont. 3; Football 3. 4: FFA 3. 4; Intramural Basketball 3: Honor Roll 3: Track 3; M Club 3. 4. Shirley Solem SHIRL —HR 103 SA Rep. I; Horizon Club I, 2. 3. 4; Twirling I, 2. 3, 4. Double b ton 3. 4; HR Trees. 2: Honor Roll 3, 4; Office Squad 3: Kopee Salesman 3: Girls' Club Cabinet 3: Prod. Staff of Ladies of the Jury and Personal Appearance 3: Sr. Class Trees. 4: Pep Club 4: FTA 4; Prod. Staff of Night Must Fall 4. Cleo Sorensen ••STINKY —HR 108 Entered from Brockton High School, Brockton. Mont. 4; Concert Choir 4: Cantata 4; GC Rep. 4. James N. Spaulding ••JIM —HR 300 FFA 2. 3. 4- HR Pres. 2: Science Club 2: Honor Roll 3 Shirley Lou Spehn SHIRL—HR 105 Horizon Club I. 2. 3. 4: Twirling I. 2. 3. 4. Double-baton 3. 4; Fr. Class Council I: SA Rep. 2: Cantata 2: Cast of The Divine Flora and The Curse of an Aching Heart 2- Art Club 3. 4: Prod. Staff of Personal Appearance 3: Honor Roll 3: Konah Staff 3: Thespians 4- Prod. Staff of Night Must Fall 4. Virginia Rae Staves raE —HR 103 GAA I: Girls’ Glee Club I: Home Ec. Club I; Girls’ Club Cabinet I, 2. 3: Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4: Kopee Salesman I: SA Rep. I: Square Dance Club 2. 3: Girls’ Basketball 2- Konah Staff 3: Office Squad 3: Horizon Club 4. Donna Stewart HR 105 Entered trom Greai Falls High School, Great Falls. Mont. 3: Bowling League 3: Honor Roll J. 4. fccUe ScHC n, TVckA 7 (Z icay 37 pcuc Seniard ‘PcUnt Tfe v 38 Edna Thiboi eau SHORTY”—HR 105 GAA I. 2: PASF 2: GC Rep. 2: Library Squad 2. 3; Rifle Club 3. 4; Girls’ Glee Club 3. Donald Lovell Thompson ••DON”—HR 103 DECA Club 3. 4; Movie Operator 2. Jocelyn Tidball JOSIE —HR 105 PASF I. 2: Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra I, 2. 3: Library Squad 2. 3; JRC Rep. 3: Konah Staff 4: GC Rep. 4. Douglas Tornquist • DOUG’'—HR E330 Intramural Basketball I, 3. 4. Doris Trowbridge HR E330 Adv. Band I, 2, 3; GAA I, 3: FHA I: Woodwind Ensemble 2: Or- chestra 2: Soph. Counci Rep. 2 Cafeteria 2. 3. 4: Rifle Club 3, 4; Girls’ Club Cabinet 3: Mixed Chorus 3: HR Sec. 3. 4; Girls’ Basketball 3. Jo Ann Ulrigg JO —HR E223 Honor Roll I. 2. 3, 4: Girls’ Club Cabinet 4: Konah Typist 4. Dorothy Jean Stickney HR 103 GAA I; Girls' Glee Club I. 2: Girls’ Club Cabinet 2 Bowl- ing League 2: Gym Leader 3. 4: Concert Choir 4: Can- tata 4. Richard Rhodes Stickney RICH”—HR E223 Track I, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball I, 2. 3, 4; Concert Choir 4. Bettina Stohr -TINA —HR E330 Twirling I, 2. 3. 4. Tumbler Twirler I, 2. Majorette 3, 4: Tumbling I. 2. 3. 4 SA Rep. I: Horizon Club I, 2. 3. 4: Kopee Salesman I; HR Pres. 2: Cantata 2: Jr. Class Vice Pres. 3: Pep Club 3. 4. Pres. 4. Reva Ruth Taylor HR E223 Honor Roll I: High Honor Roll 2. 3; GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4, Chairman 4; Office Squad 3: Gym Leader 3, 4. Jerry Underwood HR 305 Entered from Columbia Falls High School, Columbia Falls, Mont. 3: FFA 3; Track 3. Leroy Vick ••VICK —HR 300 Football I: Intramural Basketball I HR Pres. 2. Sec. 2. 3. 4: Jr Council Rep. 3; Tumbling 3. 4. Virginia Helen Walker GINNY”—HR 300 GAA I. 2. 3. Treas. 3: GC Rep. I. Cabinet 4; Girls’ Basketball I, 3: Girls' Glee Club I: Tumbling I. 2: Honor Roll 2: Library Squad 2: SA Rep. 2: HR Pres. 3: Bitter Root Staff 3. 4, Salesman 4: Konah Staff 4: FTA 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Jack Curtis Ward HR E330 Basketball I: HR Pres. 3: Track 3; DECA Club. Sec. 4. Rudy F. Weishaar ••SKIP”—HR 301 Football I. 2: Basketball I, Intramural 2. 3. 4; Track I, 2. 3, 4. Capt. 4; Honor Roll 3: M Club 3. 4; DECA Club 3, 4. Arline June Westin HR 108 Girls’ Glee Club I; GAA I; Library Squad 2; Girls’ Bowling League 2. 3: Girls’ Glee Club Cabinet 4. Donalee Wheelbarger HR E330 GC Rep. I. Cabinet 3. 4: Horizon I. 2. 3. 4, Trees. 2. 3: Twirling I, 2: Girls’ Bowling League 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll 3; Prom Committee 3; Tumbling 3. 4; Bitter Root Staff 4; Kopee Salesman 3. Jeffrey Connor Wilhelm HR E330 Roy Orville Willis HR 301 FFA I. 2. 3, 4: HR Pres. 3. 4; Sr. Council Rep. 4. Nancy Louise Wise -NANC”—HR E223 GAA I, 2; Horizon I. 2. 3: Tumbling I, 2, 3, 4; Twirler 2, 3: Girls’ Club Cabinet 2. 3, 4; Office Squad 4. Six Seniors 'rtyead 'KomaA S jtf uU 2 nd ScHtedtvu 39 7Senent 4tUnd ganue tcoH Ann Wooos WOODSIE —HR 108 Horizon I, 2, 3, 4; GC Rep. I. Cabinet 3, 4; HR Pres. 2. Treas. 3; Girls' Bowling League 2. 3; Honor Roll 3, 4; Prod. Staff of Personal Appearance 3, Night Must Fall 4: Sr. Council Reo. 4: Thespians 4. Richard Woods ••DICK —HR E330 Entered from Saco High Schpol, Saco. Mont. 2: Square Dancing Club 2: Debate 3. Declamation 4: Konah Staff 3 4- FTA 3. Pres. 4: Bitter Root Staff 4: Quill and Scroll 4 Mary Jo Woolfolk JO —HR 108 Entered from Blandensburg High School, Blandensburg, Md- I; Horizon I, 2. 3, 4. Pres. 2. Trees. 3; Girls' Glee Club I. 2: SA Rep. 2: Honor Roll 3. 4; Library Squad 3; Pep Club 4. Bruce Worden BRUCIE —HR 105 Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Football I. Harold Limon Wornath HASSY —HR E223 Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Football I. Jamie Blaine Yule HR 301 GAA I; Piano Ensemble I, 2. 3: Horizon Club I. 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll 1. 3. 4: High Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus I: French Club 3: Cast of The Divine Flora 2: GC Cabinet 2. 3: Bowling League 2: Thespians 3, 4: Kopee Editor 3: Kopee Salesman I; Jr. Council 3: Cast of Ladies of the Jury 3: KONA 3. 4: Konah Co-Editor 4: Girls' State 3: Quill and Scroll 3. Vice Pres. 4: Bitter Root Staff 4; SA Vice Pres. 4; Spartanaires 4 Prod. Staff of Night Must Fall : Konah Airwaves 4. Frank Joseph Zigmund HERB —HR 301 Glenda Lee Zimmerman ••PUNK —HR 103 Library Squad I: Tennis Club I, 2. 3. 4: GAA I, 2. 3: Kopee Salesman I; Horizon Club I, 2. 3. Treas. 4: HR Vice Pres. I: GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4; Soph. Council 2: Jr. Council 3. Senior Council 4: Bowling League 2. 3. Mgr. 3: Konah Staff 4. Jack Zottnich ZOTT —HR 108 Football I. 2: Intramural Basketball I, 3: Track I: DECA Club Treas. 4: HR Vice Pres. 4. William Ray Zucconi ZEKE —HR E223 Football I: Band I, 2. 3. 4: Honor Roll 2, 3. 4: SA Rep. 2. 3: Boys’ State 3: JC Forbis Award in Architectural Drafting 3: Pep Band 3: Konah Staff 4; Intramural Basketball 4; Quill and Scroll 4. 40 Richard Anderson ■DICK —HR E122 Mixed Chorus I: Cantata 3 4- Spartanairei 3. 4■ All-Northwest Chorus 3: State Solo and Small Ensemble 3. 4. Thomas Gruhn HR E223 Entered from Monterey Union Hiqh School, Monterey, Calif. 3: Intramural Basketball 3 Renate Hofmann HR 305 Entered from Staedt. Maedchenoberrealschule Bamberg. Germany. Lynden Hirst ' LYNN''—HR 305 Entered from Helena High School, Helena. Montana 2; DECA Club 4. Karoiee Johnson KARI —HR 105 Entered from Phoenix, Ariiona 4; Honor Roll 4: Saddle Club 4: Production Staff. Night Must Fall 4: Girls Club Rep. 4: Allied Youth 4: Operetta 4; Cantata 4: Concert Choir 4. James McAllister HR 301 Richard Marceau HR E330 Richard Roda HR 108 Betty Sherry HR 301 Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; Library Squad I. Ted Shipkey HR 300 entered from Monrovia High School. Calif. 2: Football 2. 3: Tennis Club 2. 3; Track 2: HR Vice Pres. 3: Konah Staff 4: Honor Roll 4. George Solander HR 301 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Karl Chamberlain Donald Dorin Dale Gyles Lynden Hirst Donna Kock William Montgomery James Myers Rex Pixley Barbara Powell John Ray George Richards Harold Richley Dorothy Sickels Ben Siegford Wenoell Simon Kenneth Stephan Bill Weimer 41 ' ■ id Woi V P - . . . Won Noise Parade for second straight year . . . Sold hot dogs at foot- ball games and ice cream at basketball . . . Sponsored annual Junior play, this year Junior Miss' . . . sponsored dance called Rocky's Tambourine ' . . . sold Spartan stationery and booster pins . . . Officers are Ed Shields, President: John Fowler, Vice President; Marjorie Read, Secretary; and Shirley Thomp- son, Treasurer . . . Established scholar- ship fund for members of their class . .. MARIE RAY Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR COUNCIL MEMBERS «re. left to right: Marjorie Read. Arlene Petersen. Kay Simon. Mitzie Kinnie. Second row: Allan Morris. Ed Shields. Bob Peters. John Fowler. Terry Holliday, and Ken Siler. 44 'Mi UitfK Sfofic, fluKt i, @ y-t Ut4 7 'lf,ea,%644 45 Steve feiKi yi Ok t ?(Hit6ciCC Squad Bruce Cusker June DeGolier Dolores Desautel Elizabeth Dodd Mike Donlan Agnes Dowell George Dowell Darlene Dresel Kathleen Ellis Dolores Emery Helen Evans Kathleen Evans Bertha Eversole Betty Farley Pompey Farrace Jerry Ford Rex Flansberg Bill Flint John Fowler Robert Fink SfrOKWi Put utd Sfati textf Setter 47 'ftyoH i ?i%4£ Semester Bob Gordon Ruth Gruhn Don Guelff Shirley Guelff Valerie Handley Donna Handlte Maxine Hanson Joanna Harland James Harman Billie Hatton Gary Haven Charles Hayes Audrey Hepler June Herbert m r Don Hiday Pat High j Jim Hill Jim Hogan ft ‘K. Terry Holiday % - Don Houchens w ) 'pour J putU tA , i 49 faoun faction, (faint Attend, (faint'4' State Gary Hunt Dave Inks Carla Ingebo Margaret Iverson Edetta Jackman Mary Pat Jameson Russell Jenkins Dan Johnson Freda Joseph Dona Keil Joe Kellogg Roberta Kent Beverly King Mitzie Kinney Barbara Klapwick Diane Klepper Jim Koble Verne Kohler Freida Kramer Ralph Kramer Mary Krause Kim LaCasse George Lambros Jerry LaMontagne Walter Lerch Helen Lewis Shirley Lewis Joyce Logan Earl Lory Mary Long Despina Lourbis Martha Lowe fciHuvu txe Student tMocuztwt O iceM 51 flciKi i 7bite ityuKtOieti j4kcC 0?ive 'fH'CHtiew, Robert Lueck Sharon Lynn Jerry McCauley Sheila McDorney Bill McIntyre John McMeekin Fay McPherson Cheryl MacKenzie Charlene Mackie Cole MacPherson Pat Maier Mike Malone James Merek Sally Matthews Virginia Matson Anetta Migge Roberta Mitchell Barbara Mobley Alan Morris Dicit Morris O'Deane Muir Maureen Murphy 21 Ann Newton Clarence Newton John Nichols Natalie Norby Stan Norgaard Don Nurse Bob Ochler Gary O Hara ,'v|y J Joan Olson Connie Orr Gail Payne Dick Patten Bob Musburger Charles Nelson Bill Neville Vermont Newmiller MW I (kcKtiviA Sett it ? Hxt6citt tf me fcfUoi 7 JCkc Tfoicc ParcuCe y w Second 07fe vi Bill Paulson Roxie Perrior Bob Peters Allen Peterson Arlene Peterson Roger Peterson Geraldine Pickens Doris Pine Phyllis Plenger Shirley Poe Bob Pomajevich Norene Powell Robert Powell Roberta Powell Joe Prata Warren Ramer _ Marjorie Read Gene Reed Pat Regan Mary Jo Regenos Tom Reidy Rosemary Reinhard Donna Rentmeister Leonard Reynolds Jeanne Richardson Joyce Richardson Rita Richardson Germaine Roberts Dennis Ruanna Bill Sanders Jo Anne Schmitz Marilyn Schriver Doreen Seitz Mary Jean Sheridan Ed Shields Marilyn Shope 55 “Paint TttuiaU, ? yi 7JC%S SfLWMfy 'PfUy K 'PtAKHCd flciKiVt Kenny Siler Richard Simmons Kay Simon Roger Smith Sonia Smith Gary Sorenson Shirley Spaulding Rosie Standley Verna Surbrook Sandra Swanson Don Sward Hazel Tabbish Barbara Tascher Joyce Tate Jack Thibodeau Albert Thibodeau Seventeen fetnivi On cvviiin Sc ueut 57 7 fJcCttt 'ld CCQHtC CtKC ltCl Dorothy Weideman Gordon Williams Margaret Wimett Kenneth Wise Shirley Wold Fred Wohlschlager Jeanne Wood Joanne Wood JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Jo Ann Warden Ken Young Richard Anderson Robert Anderson Joyce Bebee Jo Bryan Roger Burgad Helen Charlton Rosa Croghan John Cuplin Jim Dahl David Dodd Duane Fisher Edgar Flink Caryl Gibbs John Gunderson Dorothy Hawkins Pat Haywood Eldon Hirning Clara Jacobs Flo Leonard Daryl Lundgren Rita Zachariasen Roberta Mattix Joe Mitchell Gary Mitcheson Thomas Mongar William Morgan Jackie Myers Hank Petroff Bob Phillips Bob Raymond Harold Richlie Jerry Sanders Robert Schatz Evelyn Sharbono Edward Stiles Gene Sullivan Norma Wagoner Larry Weisbeck Barney Whalen Kenneth Wood Bill Woolen 58 Class of '54 . . Class dance, the Eskimo Esca- pade, was great success . . . sold pur- ple and gold class beanies . . . put on spring assembly . . . led by Roger Megerth, President; Sue Adams. Vice President; Stuart Nicholson: Secretary; and Matt Waldor. Treasurer . . . Glenn Reznor was sponsor. SOPHOMORE COUNCIL MEMBERS are. first row. from left to right: Molly McCullough. Sue Adams. Sue Vanlandingham, Joan McFarland. Matt Waldor. Bob Jones. Phillip Ingebo. Second row: Alan Carmichael. Pat Shoup. Jean Lash. Roger Megerth. 62 Sue Adams Mary Ailport Derek Amerman Beverly Anderson Maureen Anderson Marjorie Anderson Robert Anderson Robert Anderson Kathleen Andreason James Andrews Jackie Ansell Marlene Anthony Ikiee 'ZtcuuOied 4kcC Ok S ypAo t vie Ronald Borchers Norman Bouchey Molly Boulware Orval Bourquin Irene Boyd Roy Bray Beth Briggs Shirley Broderick Andra Browman Valerie Brunson Luella Buck Arthur Buis Neil Burnham Wanda Burnside Alan Carmichael Jack Casteel Patricia Caterino Paul Chaffey lone Chamley Larry Chilcote William Chilcott H. J. Clute Jo Ann Clinkingbeard Charles Cortner Jeanne Corbett Donald Cote Denis Creighton Arthur Crum Denny Culbertson Donna Driggs Francis Dwyer Marilyn Ebbett Aletha Ellsworth Hugh Elmore Roger Emblem Iris Evans Duane Felstet Richard Ferrei Helen Fink Nancy Fishburn Charles Fisher Tom Fleming Fred Fortune Duane Foster Donna Fox Earl Fox Maureen Froiland Robert Gallagher Pete Gardener f ill Beverly Gamelgard Walter Gibson 4 Bill Giffin Bob Giffin Bob Goodman Leona Hiller Carol Ann Herman Judy Hess Don Hogan tfix(a ?cuc Uer Eileen Hoggatt Sally Howton Ronald Hughes Lee Humphrey Camilla Hutchins Phillip Ingebo Mary Issacs Paul Isaacs Meredith Jemison Marie Jensen Carol Jepson James Jerome Fred Johnson Richard Johnson Roger Johnson Zone Johnson Mary Johnston Bob Jones Edith Joscelyn Shirley Kallis Robert Kelly Dan Kemp Pat Kennedy Penny Kittell Bob Knoyle Charles Kodis TValtvi Only S fzkuu ie On 'KOTt l Jim Kohler Karen Kolppa Charles Koski Wayne Kost Marjorie Kramea Shirley Krause Duane Kreis Gloria Kreis Cora Kunz Barbara Kupfer Sheila La Chambre Lynn Lahaie Janice Lange Jeannie Lash Jeannette Lebsack Dot Lewis Mary Lightfoot Michael Linn Gayle McCracken Molly McCullough Joan McFarland Pat McGee Don Mace Gerald Livesy Leslie Llewellyn Victor Loos Jack Lovell Lynn Lovett Amaryllis Lowe Semester Gilbert Millikan Leslie Mills Doriene Minster Karen Mjolaness Tom Mongar Alfred Mood Frank Moravec Caryle Morin Billie Muir Jim Muller Janie Murphy William Murphy Jack Nelson John Nelson Ray Nelson Roy Newton Stan Nicholson Stuart Nicholson Betty Noack Francis Nordgulen Elsie Nordwick Louie Oblinger Don Olson Roberta Olson Gary Ormesher Carol Ostergren Keith Owen Harlene Page Darryl Palmer fy y Hi Out (?lcM4 Seance Sate Naseby Rhinehort Carol Robinson Lillian Roehl John Rollins Robert Socket! Robert Schacher Nancy Schmoutz Bob Scott Kitty Lee Seitz Larry Seitz Russell Seitz Bud Sellers Mary Ann Serbo Luanne Sharpe Jeannie Shaubut Marie Shellman Patricia Shoup Lewis Shull David Sickels Una Gaye Siler Patty Skahan Robert Skinner Lydia Skoblin Carol Smith Hazel Smith Marcia Smith 'Pat PonUtvCtte , SoJzhuH ie, TttaAeb Squad Jim Snyder Rosemary Sol Bob Sorenson Marjorie Spaulding Julie Speaks Donald Squire Donald Stephan Loretta Stratton Dana Sullivan Louis Surbrook Yvonne Sweeney Sue VanLandingham Murray Vanoy Jim Vessey Barbara Voss Matt Waldor Barbara Webste Betty Weideman Fred Weldon Bob Whaley Hans Weiber Alice Wise Wenice Worling Richard Wornath SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Delores Aktepy Martin Anderson Joan Anthony Jock Austin Robert Bleakman Carol Bird Mike Caddell Jack Clark J. Cotzar Glen Convan Bill Dishman Dick Dodge Jim Engtrom Sheila Erb Duane Fink Robert Griffin Rowene Grogan Beverly Hayden Barbara Hepfer Dolores Jackson Gordon Johnson Niola Johnstone Ronald Kahn Wanda .Kassahn Ronald Kihm Harriet Kramen Vernard Lanaghan Daniel Larson Leif Larson Lynn Lavoie Delmar Lemns William McCullough David McLanghlin Stanley Market Loel Michels William Morreles Lanny Nei Denise Norling Don Nurse Barbare Philpott Ronnie Pritchard Maurice Richardson John Rollins Elnin Schmautz Arthur Schultz Roger Schurman William Scott Charles Shelton Dave Wyatt Jack Zakos Charles Smith William Smith Fred Spiekerman Staneley Stimson Lon Tidball Earl Trowtwine Bob Tucker Richard Wagoner Tommy Waldbillig Merrit Welty Robert Wenstron Shirley Walkerson Carl Yarendt Closs of '55 VICTOR HANGAS Treasurer BETTY JO ACKERSON Vica President FRESHMAN COUNCIL MEMBERS ore. from left to right: Fred Ford. Marcia Jensen. Victor Hangas. Mary Jo McBride. Allan LaCombe. Allison Howard. Betty Jo Ackerson. Bill Douglas. Jact Footer. Bob Carrol. . . . President Fred Ford led the frosh in putting on their Winter Wonder- land dpnee . . . Tried hard, but failed to win Noise Parade . . . Painted MHS on Mount Jumbo under guid- ance of M-Club . . . Other officers are Betty Jo Ackerson, Vice President; Bon- nie Privett, Secretary; and Victor Han- gas. Treasurer. FRED FORD Prasidant 73 die ad £h'to-iivKckC 3%3 0)?(,c k6 C'i Betty Jo Akerson Alfred Albert Colleen Anderson Robert Anderson Darlene Boier Duone Boier Stello Bo rich Dave Barnes Alice Barry Jim Bauer Seven 0?ro4 i (fcxtt Ok cvirUnq Squad Dorothy Carlson Bob Carroll Simie Carroll Lynn Castle Pauline Drinville Robert Dunwell Gerald Eddlemon Jean Ellis • Rose Farrell Leland Felix 7'MuUti Koltcf 'Paint 7 fe IfCTfS Alice Feller Virginia Fisher Wanda Flory Orland Flynn Velma Gardner Michael Geery Lonnie Geng Steve Gerdes Vernon George Sharon Gibbs Janet Gilbert Sam Gilder Mel Gilgen Dorothy Goodman Janet Gonsior Vic Hangus Melody Hansen William Harlan Gwen Gamelgard Rita Harland Arthur Harrison Bill Harsell Marvin Hart Richard Hart Roda Hart ‘Sty SidtvM rfcqutUnt 'P'umA tyirtl “TOitk 7H S Willord Hochhalter Janet Howell Gordon Hunt Marilyn Hunter Donald Jacobson Margaret Ishom Helen Janke Larry Holmes Herbie Holmquist Allison Howard John Hunt Alex Jackson Frank Jensen Karlene Hauck Nancy Healow Paula Heidelman Delores Hendricks Lorna Kaiser Peggy Kallis Joyce Kassahn Russell Kerr Sam Key Wanda Kieffer ?X€ C 0? yxct ?r y46 Prexy , (2,6 4444, 7Ki44, 76o,k64, c aCk , Delphi Kilion Verna Kisser Jack Klarr David Klapwick Joyce La Chambre Allen La Combe George Lange Mary Lash Don Lassila Leta Lawrence Lowell Lawrence Carolyn Le Piane Lois Lindberg Quest Lindh Robert Little Robert Livesy Bill Lockwood Ted Lora nee Jim Lucy Gerald Kurzenbaum Richard Meisinger Bob Meyers Tom Minnerly 'JkksA tyoUt tyet rfc(fr(icLi ted, rft kkculC xeci 'Pxq h vf ah Lowell Neudeck Lilliane Newton John Nichols Adeline Netzer Esther Nicklous Ronald Norvell Jodie Niemeyer Jean Nurse Bob Nordwick Dorothy Olmstead Hal Moore Velma Moore Bruce Mueller Marcia Mueller George Pramenko Alberta Price Bonnie Privett Cyra Qua I ley Anita Ramer Thurman Randall Leonard Murray Betty Museus Edna Nagle Leo Pilotte Mike Poitras Robert Polancheck Jim Pond Jim Powell Sharon Orr Peter Paulos Gary Peters Edmund Pfaff Eileen Pfaff Lyle Phelps Monte Piccinini zh Ok '% % T£ Ul 'Hu k6 W4 Mary Rannberg John Reely Loa Rentmeister Mary Rissman Richard Rucks Jack Sain tarry Sammons Viola Sandau Mary Satterfield Marlene Schmautz Marvin Schmautz Mary Jean Schilling Jane Schofield Bob Seim Jack Seitz Jerry Simon Delpheyne Skelton Ennis Small Roxanna Ross liana Ruana Donald Smith Leona Smith Margaret Smith Doris Rucks Leona Sperry Donna Staedler Stanley Stapleton Bill Steinbrenner Ruth Stroh Janis Strono 'Pant 1 (Zfaii tMteu @a ttata Bob Sullivan William Swearingen Janet Thornton Nola Tidball Jerome Walth Noel Waters Lillis Waylett Leslie Wagoner Arlen Weishaar Lynn Welty Bonnie Wemple Mary Ann Whaley Ruth Wick Elizabeth Wilcox Edward Tilsey Cecily Trenouth Marilyn Turrell Roger Wolten Ken Wornath Pat Wright Frank Wryn Max Yandt Dorothy Wills Joyce Wise Paul Wise Francine Wolfe Betty Wilcox Glen Wilhelm Morilyn Willard Phillip Zieg Bob Zucconi Pat Leonard 'pxe4 'PxoaA' PeUnt IU 7K rtf' WINIFRED ROCKMAN Artist GEORGIA GEORGE Advertising The Staff Performs in the Shadow of Uncle Joseph CAROLYN PORTER Artist LYLA CLAUSEN Advertising bitten Root.... pear6 y o.£ TKiMtuta @ niKtp Sc6aoC 1952 C. B. BARTHOLOMEW Sponsor BOB ATCHISON Publicity ED CHINSKE Editor MARILYN SHOPE Co-Editor JOHN FOWLER Sports DICK WOODS Advertising JAMIE YULE Writer ANNABELLE ROLCZYNSKI Writer Fresh-up at the Annual Bitter Root Dance Once again the BITTER ROOT has rustled up honors from various branches of press publications . . . All- state honor rating for four years and first class national honor rating for three years With Trees as the '52 yearbook theme, the size of the book is expanded, in- cluding the supplement . . . a new high . . . Total sales up to 1190 books ... af- filiated with Taylor printers for 5th year . . . book now in 48th year of publication ROBERT MUSBURGER Photographer VIRGINIA WALKER Advertising DONNALEE WHEElBARGER Typist Just as a tree is firmly root- ed in the earth and lifts its branches to new heights, the BITTER ROOT staff hopes the past year has proved a solid foundation for the dreams and ambitions of tomorrow. RALPH KRAMER Pkrt+nnrapher ¥ HR 108—ETTINGER HR 220—SHULL HR 326—HAYES HR E330—HENDRICKS 98 00% Saltt 4kcC ’Pictures 7'Kemfi £dtt 52 Kofiee Kopee... . . Literary magazine published in pring . . composed of student work such as poems, short stories, biograph- ies, and essays . . salesmen elected from English classes .100 percent salesmen awarded prizes . . . editors are Joann Haftle, senior; Mary Joan Tascher, Junior; and Dan Kemp, sophomore . . Miss Helen Fink is Sponsor . . . HELEN FINK Konah Air-Waves . . . MHS newspaper of the air . . . presented weekly on KGVO . . . car- ried on personal interviews with out- standing students or presented musical talent ... in general, acquainted townspeople with what goes on at the high school . . Sponsor is Miss Flor- ence Brinton. 100 FLORENCE BRINTON W'ltySeit PuycCccce 'KqkoA rfouvauet, Svtiy 7i ceA . . . in its second year KONA installed a new public address system in the ouditorium and re- corded Konah Airwaves weekly . . . KONA was given three tape recorders and record games directly from gym . . Mr. Whitmer was elected to the National Scholastic Radio Guild Board . . . new pickup arms and turntables were installed and studios were repainted . . Key Club sponsored drive yielded over 300 records for the station . . . pOUXXdli4t 7at 'K koA 'peed Konah—First Semester JOHN LINN Sponsor . . . Weekly newspaper of MHS, published by advanced journalism students . . . have one semester's class training, serve as reporter for one semester, and then may apply for advanced positions . . . co-editor, feature, news, and sports editors posts change every other quarter, along with replacements and advancement of reporters . . . interested staff members attended MIEA meet. Fall 1951 ... serves as a record of past activities . . . members boasting 100 inches of copy are eligible to join Quill and Scroll, journalism honor society . . . rftt State AumvwU t io-CK TCo-koA 4ttd bitten, eet Konah—Second Semester . . . Published 28 issues this year under supervision of Adviser John Linn . . . frequently sponsor well-known Konah feeds in which entire staff participates . . . have received high honor ratings from both national and state press associations . . . first issue printed the first full week of school . . . last summer several journalists attended Pow Wow at Montana State University . . . JOCELYN TIDBALL Business Manager GEORGIA GEORGE Editor RUTH BUZZETTI Editor ANNABELLE ROLCZYNSKI Editor MARY DE JARNETTE Circulation TED SHIPKEY Sports DICK WOODS Sports BLOOM and NICHOLSON Photographers 103 Joe '° s 'n g°nVB W'( oriWn ' e”v eventuolW i ShOP?' d to the body ’r O Murdoch, onoth- I boxer who hos recent- ly expired Spend ‘BuMf SetMGK Ok Sfaye hilarious comedy-fantasy oduced by Thespians Febru ■jry I and 2 concerns Joe endieton, portrayed by Mike otone, a tough-guy boxer hose soul is mistakenjy taken ■o heaven by Messenger 7013. delightfully played by orvln dart discovering the error. Vdr Jordon, Ronnie Richards, puts Joe's soul in the body of „..j Mr Farnsworth, a promi- nent New York financier, who os been murdered by his wife Julio. Joanne Stratton, and secretary, Jerry LaMontagne, ho is m love with Julia . . . wide-eyed Max Levene, humor- ously portrayed by George .ambros, is Joe's loyal friend and fight manager _ StK$4 TKudic 7}ejxvit H£Kt 'Poetent Sputy S uid(?oncent 109 j THo ic Uk SokcL P vuide4 ltd “Putt On £ Smmv4 BAND ON PARADE TINA—Tne Majorette ORCHESTRA AW 11 111 I, l 7 (OKfiet Hit 'PtoAfA at (fatcent rtteemilcf Stcutd, 'Jtaa 7 vlvU i Put ok S6oua4 UKuyi £ ? Tincte floe, fitei j4kcC 2W Cheerleaders ... r- u led school in cheers . . Honorary members of Pep ,e ders Df school Pirlt ond ot leom 9 iw MB Pep Club ... Main purpose is to promote school spirit . . . put on pep assemblies throughout year . . . sponsored Noise Parade, Twirp Week, bonfire, and rally . . . staged assembly at end of year . . . had banquet in the spring . . . gave initiates messy time . . . officers are Tina Stohr, President; Bill Coffee, Vice President; and Nancy Schilling, Secretary-Treasurer . . . Carroll Miller led group. 2uUi a d Scxvii '%etuU ‘Drive fax Siectxic 7etfie(vxitex4. Movie Operators ... . . . Boys who volunteer to run the projector for closs movies . . . under the direction of Mr. Worthen ... no social functions or regular meetings Quill and Scroll... . . . Honorary journalism so- ciety . . . must be in upper third of class and have 100 inches of printed copy or 200 inches of ads to be eligible for membership . . . odvanced $200 and sponsored drive for electric typewriter in commercial department . . . Joann Haftle, Presi- dent; Jamie Yule, Vice President; Annabelle Rolczynski, Secretary-Treas- urer, Sponsor is Mr. Linn. MR. LINN Key Club ... . . . Newcomer to MHS . . . put on high school charity ball during Crippled Childrens' Drive . . . cleaned trophies in office showcase . . . sponsored KONA record drive . . . worked on high school March of Dimes drive . . . officers are John Fowler, President; George Lambros, Vice President; Ronnie Dufresne, Secretary; Bob Atchison, Treasurer; Mr. Niblack is Sponsor. MR. NIBLACK Students Setae 7 e ScA at 1 O icet Office Marvel Forseth Nancy Schilling Winnie Roseth Mitzie Kinney Shirley Spehn Helen Lewis Beverly King Nurses' Office Kathleen Andreoson Sandra Luchau Conme Daniels Jean Nurse Kathleen Ellis Library Phyllis Davenport Ann Hendrickson Ruth Gruhn Ina Wagoner Carol Jo Thompson Rosemary Sol Helena Matthews Sonia Smith Jeanne Wood Francine Wolfe Meredith Jemison Lorraine Pine Doris Pine Anita Price Gail Smith Shirley B eber Dorothy Lewis Sue Wilcox Marjorie Spaulding Marcia Smith Irene Boyd Betty Browman Joan Choffey Beth Briggs Dean’s Office Anna Mae Harmon Carla Clausen Dolores Cote Eileen Hoggatt Marlene Heron Shirley Robertson to BUZZtTI' Sponsor . . . Sold programs at football and basketball gomes . . sold pop at basketball games . welcomed and supervised frosh boys in annual paint- ing of the MHS . . . had dinner dance and Spring picnic where next year's officers were elected . . spon- sored Basketball dance during the winter Girls' , M Club £ “SatA 'PutcAcMed 7ft @tu GAA For girls interested in extra cur- ricular sports Girls' Bowling League was formed . . . GAA provides tourna- ment play in basketball, volleyball, and badminton for members interested after 1000 points have been earned, girls are eligible for Girls' M Club Helen Saunders, Donna Buck, Laura Shrock, and Willa Andreason, all seniors, are the only four members now in Girls' M Club . . . Sponsor is Miss Ruth Samuelson. JIM MOORE President DENO DAMASKOS Vice President BOB SMALL Secretary-Treasurer rUTh M Club acuity SttvitaiKed 6y tfOUc' @iu at rtfter ZcAocl eac Girls' Club . . . Membership consists of all MHS girls . . . provided large financial loans and donations for various emergencies . filled three Christmas boskets for needy MHS families . contributed to girls' gym facili- ties . . . honored outstanding seniors . . . honored foreign students Mitsue Bryan and Ren- ate Hoffman . . . sponsored co- ed prom and semi-formal dance . . . handled serving of refresh- ments at Open House . . spon- sored faculty teas and Mothers' Day Tea . . . sponsor was Eve- lyn Rimel, girls' advisor. Honor Council . . . consists of eight girls elected semi-annually by class vote on basis of character, dependability, integrity, and fairness . . . uses fairness, honesty, understanding, and kindness in dealing with problems . . . considers such problems as attendance, discipline, and social . . . under direction of Miss Evelyn Rimel, girls' advisor. tyvdA tu6 de uU O44 ) School rfctivitieA Social Committee . . . Has charge of all club properties . . . plans all social affairs . . . Spon- sor is Miss Elsie Forcum . . . Georgia George is chairman. CARRIE GILHAM Finance Committee.. Headed by Ann Crocker, Finance Committee operates N Take It on first floor . . . Mrs. Carrie Gilham is Guidance Committee . . . Takes care of publishing school handbook for benefit of frosh and other new students . . . Sponsor is Miss Groce Ryon . . . Chairman is Helen Saunders. ram Committee . . . Gives annual Christmas Chocolate Hour vises meetings . . . Sponsor is Miss Edith Culver man is Marvel Forseth. super- Chair- GRACE RYON EDITH CULVER (2 x tuKittee6 Put Social Service Committee ... . . . Presents annual Coed Prom each fall for frosh girls and their big sister . . . plans club parties . . . Sponsor is Miss Katherine Craighead . . . Chair- man is Judy Adams. I Thi hcad EVELYN RIMEL Membership Committee ... . Does club advertising for meetings and parties . . . edits Chitter-Chatter, supervises contact representatives . . Reva Taylor is Chairman . Evelyn Rimel is Sponsor. L Service Committee ... Sends get-well cards to long-period absentees . . . ushers at various school functions . . . Sponsor is Mrs. Vanetta Lewis . Donalee Wheelbarger is Chairman. Contact Representatives ... Responsible for publication of Girls' Club's activities . . distributes Chitter-Chatter quarterly . . . encourages participation in girls' activities . elected yearly by homerooms . . . VANETTA LEWIS I C of EVELYN RIMEL 128 'KO'Hrf ‘P%c e4tt 06- eutei 04t rfM tt lcf, Student Council... . . One member from each homeroom is elected to represent the student body each representative is appointed to one of four committees—Direct- ing Activities Committee, Administrative Committee, Welfare Committee, or Publications Committee Student Council okays dance and assembly ap- plications, issues regulations for school functions, supervises welfare drives, and passes on requests for food sales, concessions, and club drives . . meets every Monday under the direction of Dick Ely, President; Jamie Yule, Veep, George lambros. Secretary, and Bill Cogswell, Treasurer . . . Adviser is Charles E. Hunt . . . TVetfrvie (?,6 t UUee Administration Committee... Directing Activities Committee ... . . . Planned bus trips, assembly sched ule, and fire drills reviewed dance applications and school contracts . . . assembly blanks approved . greets guest speakers and arranges for pre assembly programs . . . Chairman Jamie Yule . . Mr Hunt is Sponsor. vaK . . . Charters all school clubs helps plan calendar of activities of all clubs and classes in school sponsors school elections and functions such as rallies and dances . . . Chairman is Ruth Buzzetti . . . Sponsor is Maurice Egan JOHN PETERSON Welfare Committee ... . . . Last fall sponsored Bundle Week, a clothing drive for needy children . took charge of MHS Red Cross and March of Dimes contributions helps plan and carry out school improvements en- courages good conduct at school and school functions Chairman is Lyda Clausen . . Sponsor is John Peterson Publications Committee ... . . . Put out Student Council digest every week pub lished SA material, club regulations, constitution amend ments, and other necessary material . Annobelle Rol- czynski, Chairman . . Mr Thomas is Sponsor. fa' (yUJ UtScKd U S ofie t x'l ZKC4Uvesi @04UlCKtc H Senior Horizon Club... . . . Sponsoring fudge and candy sales and selling pom poms at the Homecoming game composed the money- making proiects for the peppy seniors . . . food was col- lected at Christmas time for needy families . . . main social event of the year was the Candlelight Ball, the an- nual semi-formal dance . . . officers first semester were Carolyn Porter, President; Annabelle Rolczynski, Vice Presi- dent; Marilyn Gunkel, Secretary; Glenda Zimmerman, Treasurer . . . second semester, Ruth Buzzetti, President, Shirley Solem, Vice President; Molly Malone, Secretary,- Nedra Cordrey, Treasurer. Junior Horizon Club... . . . Under the leadership of President Sharon Graehl. Junior Horizon Club has sponsored a cake sale in the lunchroom . . plans a dance for Spring . . . Adviser is Jean Campbell . . . other officers are Virginia Matson, Veep,- and Ann Ainsworth, Secretary-Treasurer . . . Frosh Horizon ... . Sponsored a bakery sale early in February . . . helped Camp Fire Girls collect money downtown for March of i)imes . . meet every other week for dinner at members' homes . . President is Colleen Higgins, Lei- lane Jo Haines is Vice President, Edwino Sievers, Secre- tary, and Mary Ann Whaley is Treasurer . . . Sophomore Horizon ... . . . Had busy year performing such services as helping with polio drive, filling Christmas baskets, and singing Christmas carols at hospitals and Old Folks' Home ... put on skating party and sponsored coke sale . . . rented a Student Union room for private dance . . . performed o psychological play for various organizations . . . offi- cers first semester were: President, Maureen Froiland and Secretary-Treasurer, Camie Peterson . . . TiJjute 'U ecC Science @tu in Diet Stfieuntent Science Club ... Camera Club.. . . . Learned how to develop, print, and en- large pictures . . . learned fundamentals of taking good pictures . . . experimented with the light meter . . . officers are Bob Mus- berger. President; Dick Dodge, Secretary- Treasurer . . . Sponsor is Mr. Watt. : . . . After taking numerous field trips. Science Club studied dwarf tree cultures and heredity in fruit flies . . . diet experiments were also conducted . Mr. Whitmer is Sponsor. vvhitmer PAUL WILSON D.E.C.A. Club... . . . Made up of students who work and receive school credit . . . sponsored four representatives to Spokane to inspect large business houses . . put on banquet at end of year for members and their employers . officers are Ken Reesman, President; Harold Newton, Vice President; Jack Ward, Secretary; Jock Zottnick, Treasurer . . . Mr. Shively is Sponsor. Radio Club ... . . . Has demonstrations and discussions pertaining to various electrical devices . . . takes trips in spring . . . shows films on electronics . . . President is Bob Pomajevich . . . sponsored by Paul Wilson. FHA... . . . program built around eight main purposes of homemaking . . . adapted foreign homemaking class . . . several gained Junior Homemakers' Degree Sponsor was Miss Shirley Rockstad. FTA... . . . Mount Sentinel Club was organized in 1950 with six members . . . has distinction of having the second national charter issued in Montana . . . purpose is to acquaint members with various fields of education so they may gain better understanding of the teaching profession . . . AGNES BROWN Agnes Brown is Sponsor. 77 4 7's W Occi FFA JAMES DEAN . . . Sent three delegates, Ar- nold Case, Don Burnham, and Roy Wills, seniors, to the annual National Future Farmers of America Convention . . selected for outstanding work in FFA . . . chapter has had speakers arid movies . . Jame$ Dean, Adviser . P tS 'peAtivtU NE!L c m MU W., CAPC ... . . . auxiliary of U. S. Air Force . . . primary mechanic� of flying . . open to both boys and girls from fifteen to eighteen years of age . year round activities include link training, flight and ground training, flying, drilling, training in army discipline, and two week trip to an army air force base during the summer . . . Sponsor is Lieutenant Neil Clement. PASF... Pan American Student Forum entertained its members at a Christmas party . . promote good international relations . . . sing South American songs and study Mexican traditions ond customs . . . Sponsor is Miss Violet Boileau. V OLEr 8°' -£ao P Mte% 'Painted and rfftfnoved rfit @tu Art Club ... . . . Welcomed in 18 new members . . . must take 2 years of art to be eligible . . . worked with Key Club to point murals in gym . . . traditional- ly decorated high school at Christmas . . . painted posters by club request . . . changed chairman every meeting . . . Secretary-Treasurer is Jeanne Rich- ardson . . . Sponsor is Mrs. Doris Frost. . . . Several of the Art Club members are shown here stamping their approval on some posters for the Sweetheart Ball . . . Thespians... . . . Dromatic organization under the direction of drama coach Brad Ar- rington . . . supervised the play Heaven Can Wait . . . students who wish to enter Thespians must have 100 hours of drama work and meet grade requirements . . . President, Ronnie Richards; Vice President, Bob Carpenter; Secretary, Donna Murray, and Treasurer, Marilyn Gunkel, Sen- iors. brad AR«'NGTON S6i Tfcemiere 4tteHcC State Tfceet REUBEN ZlEG Ski Club ... Charters buses to Look-out Pass and Diamond Mountain regularly for all ski enthusiasts during skiing season . . Spon- sor is Rueben Zieg. World Affairs... Encourages students to study and discuss current world affairs . . Sponsor is Robert Watt. Tennis Club... . . works to improve style and accuracy of players . . . teaches rules that will be helpful in knowing in later years . . . en- courages better teamwork and sportsmanship . . enters out- standing members in Interscho- lastic Meet . . Adviser is John Dratz JOHN DRATZ 136 Saddle @Ucl tde 4pain Saddle Club ... . . . This newcomer to MHS took sleighrides and went on ski trips during the winter . . . later in the spring they plan weekend picnics ond rides . . . speakers and movies have been available . approximately 30 members . . . Louis Bunge is President, Daniel Low is Sponsor . Rifle Club... . . Main purpose is to teach members safely in handling fire- arms . . . buy own ammunition . . . challenge local clubs to matches . . . under direction of John Dratz . . . JOHN DR rz tvs Square Dancing Club ... . Meets twice a month under direction of Miss Elsie Forcum . . learn various types of square dancing . . , hope to en- tertain at basketball games . D yl x%eA @6te cfruAentatCvc t TVcu Uk C k DELORES COTE . . . Governing body of Junior Red Cross in MHS . . . membership includes six who were troined at Junior Red Cross training camp and one representative from each homeroom . . activities include helping with National Children's Fund, packing gift boxes for the needy, and presenting fall assembly . . . made up of four committees. Executive, Project, Public Information, and Budget and Finance . . . officers are Sheila McDorney, President; Earl Lory, Vice President; and Shirley Thompson, Secretary-Treasurer . . . Adviser is John Peterson. SNOW OVER THE ANNEX . . . 1R tiine fait, Snc tCt on Sip Sex Second Steven aih Missoula—7 Anaconda—19 Sept. 7 . . . Jinxed Spartans still dominated by Anaconda . . . Copperheads Monno, Lyons, and Gustafson spark- ed for visitors . . . Damaskos sprinted fifty-seven yards for Missoula's lone tally . . . Juniors Orr and Powell gained consistent yardage for Spartans . . . each team had first-half touchdown nulified by penalties . . . Missoula's attack slowed by constant fumbling . . . game marred by many personal fouls . . . Missoula—14 Anaconda Central—9 Sept. 14 . . . Scoring in second and fourth quarters, Spar- tans earned first win of the season by downing the Central Saints of Anaconda . . . Contest evenly and hard fought throughout . . . Missoula proved more effective in the clinches, stopping many Central drives deep in Spartan territory . . . Half- back Malcolm and End Rhinehart played fine de- fensive ball . . . Malcolm and Quarterback Fischer each scored once for the Purple and Gold . . . Fullback Powell converted after both scores . . . «322 0« Missoula—13 Bozeman—19 Sept. 21 . . . Malone and Damaskos each made a sparkling play which helped to spell t-o-u-c-h-d-o-w-n for the Spartans . . . game all knotted up at 13—13 when Full- back Frank Hoey dashed 80 heartbreaking yards with a kickoff to bring victory to the Gallatin Hawks . . . the action slowed in the second half neither team scoring . . . Gallatin stopped last minute Missoula do-or-die offensive on their own twenty- five . . . Small and Barnes played well, helped to hold that line in second half . . . WATCH YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE. BOYS 'WtciKCf 'Injuriet ciKcticafijiecL S kartuut UH-OH. HERE THEY COME . . . Missoula—20 Great Falls—32 Sept. 28 . . . Fleet Bison backs spoiled Missoula's first con- ference game by romping to five touchdowns four of them on spectacular runs . . . Alert end Jerry Koon snatched two Bison bobbles and turned them into Missoula T.D.'s . . . Spartans played er- ratic ball, defensive lapses helped to spell doom for the locals . . . Damaskos broke loose often scoring once for Missoula . . . Small and Orr showed spirit in stopping Bison drives . . . Missoula—7 Helena—25 Oct. 5 . . . The Bengal Tigers of Helena scored three times in the fourth quarter on spectacular plays to break wide open a tightly fought ball game . . . Spar- tans probably provided the most eye-opening thrill when a McIntyre to Koon pass turned into a 75 yard TD play . . . After the Bengals first period tally game was a hard fought duel until the hectic fourth . . . Spartans completed nine of 19 passes but with the exception of one could not use them to score . . . Missoula—13 Billings—27 Oct. 13 . . . Spartans banged over first score on an Orr to Malone pass from Broncs 20 yard line . . . Bill- ings came back with two big markers . . . Then, led by Schmautz's 65 yard sprint, Missoula burned right down the field and scored on an identical Orr to Malone pass . . . Broncs made two more touchdowns to sew up the game . . . Spartans played good defensive ball, showed improvement in most cases . . . Missoula—7 Butte Central—14 Oct. 20 . . . On the Spartans' first offensive play of the evening, Malone boomed around right end for 60 yards and paydirt ... In third quarter Missoula bulldozed 58 yards to Central five yard marker and tried a pass, bang! Maroon halfback James intercepted it on his own goal line and ripped off 100 quick yards to score ... In the fourth period James again packed the ball, this time for 55 yards and a touchdown . . . Missoula made nine first downs as compared to Central's six . . . Spar- tans outrushed Maroons 179 yards to 145 yards Missoula—0 Butte—26 Oct. 26 . . . Bulldogs won game through air power . . . completing six of 10 tosses for I 19 yards, Butte pass pitcher Renz sparked his mates to victory by throwing two touchdown passes and set up two other TD's by his mighty heaves . . . Malone, Orr, and Fischer all made gains for Spartans . . . Mal- colm's punting was good . . . Bulldogs heavy, hard charging line slowing down the home team . . . Spartans played better football, were beaten by a bigger, stronger team . . . 146 FRED FORTUNE Guard JERRY KOON End BOB HOGGAT Halfback 'pUcHei 'll (?€Lp,ta,Ci 0{j C CC C . 000 BILL LIEN Tackla bill McIntyre Quartarback CARL MALCOLM Halfback WAYNE KOST, Manager Missoula—0 Flathead—24 November 3 . . . Exploding in the third period for three bingos, one on a pass interception that turned into a dazzling 85 yard touchdown sprint, the Flathead Braves defeated the Missoula Spartans on a snowy, slippery field . . . The win made undefeated Flathead AA conference champs . . . Game not as one-sided as score hints . . . Barring rugged third quarter the Spartans, sparked by the running of Schmautz and Mal- colm, fought Braves almost to a toss up ... It was the last high school football game for 15 Spartan seniors . . . MIKE MALONE Halfback JIM NELSON Guard r v, .1 V Wl v 'C. JIM MOORE Guard TK ttKt Scasier TiSitA, 7 Uc6d (VK6 Those not present when pic- ture was taken. 1. Wally Berard 2. Bob Casteel 3. Dan Edinger 4. Conrad Orr 5. Bob Powell 6. John Ray 7. Naseby Rhinehart Va? JIM NOONEY Tackle 149 OICK SCHMAUTZ Quarterback A$Sl'stant H,td Cosch i Unt right: Jerry McCauley, manac Arthur Crum. Fred Fortune. D Manager. Second row, left isteel, Bob Knuchel. Dave Inks, une. Jim Rowan, manager. Thir )eno Damaskos. Bob Small, ca (fa,Ck l a,iua,(te Stfuiiitce... Bombers 0 Bombers 7 Bombers 0 Bombers 0 Bombers 6 Stevensville 25 Kalispell Reserves 0 Butte Reds ... 7 Poison 6 Kalispell Reserves 6 The Bombers had a fair season considering the bigger and more experienced oppon- ents. However, much is to be gained by participating in these games. Sportsmanship, teamwork, and valuable experience are gained by these boys to whom goes very little of the credit. Many of the boys on the Bomber squad will become Spartans in a short time. It is good to see that fhere are still a few who will go out and play not for money and such things but play just for the game. Lack of eleven-man teams are the explanation for only a five game schedule. Their schedule this year consisted of the same number of games, however, this year's rec- ord was considerably better than that of last year. The Bombers also had more va- riety in this year's games. This year’s team showed good form and an abundance of spirit on many occasions. It is hoped that these boys will have the same spirit and drive when they become Spartans. First row: Borchers, Pickens. Sellers, Weishaar. Gyles, Wiskerken. Second row: Scott, Culbertson, Steinbrenner, Fisher, Johnson, Crum. Bourquin, Anderson. Larson, Stuart Nicholson. Third row: Oblinger, Powell, Casteel, Livesey, Creighton, Stan Nicholson, Buck, Knoyle, Beckwith, Shipkey. 2W 7 i Helena, f ? ; t 7 ,'•’ , v _ _ _ j • ■ 4 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ____ • •■■■■ l - - _ _ • aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ic-j • ■■■■•■■a a ■ Wsaaa W“w v -m ■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■•■•■■■ 5 j aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a a a a a a a a a -a a aa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa tfreat 'pcUU SPARTANS—Back row. left to right: George Fleming. Man- ager: Bill Simon. Naseby Rhinehart. Bob Anderson. Wally Berard. Jerry Koon. Ed Stiles. Coach Ed Buzzetti. Front row: Roy Bray. Connie Orr. Ronnie Borchers. Dick Schmautz. Bob Shatz. Bob Powell. . . . Spartans proved themselves game oppo- nents to all comers . . . Point spread in all losses was slight . . . Team was especially effective on home court . . . Many sopho- more and juniors gained valuable experience in team play . . . Future is bright for coming Spartan basketball teams . . . Coach Ed Buz- zetti completed sixth year as head mentor for fighting Missoula Spartans . . . rt Ok t Of Tfauuf, 76sUllet4 SPARTANS VERSUS BRAVES Missoula—51 Hamilton—42 . . . Finishing the game with a red hot drive, Spartans opened the '51-'52 season with a bang by decisively defeating the Hamilton Broncs . . It was anyone's game up to the last two minutes but in those last two minutes Spartan speed and clutch shooting put away the victory for Missoula . . . Hamilton played a good game, threatened often ... Tall Bronc Bob Nicol took scoring honors with 18 points . . . The whole Spartan squad showed an initiative on offense which brought many shots, Koon topped the locals with 12 points. Missoula—58 Great Falls Central—26 . . . Turning on the power in the second half sharp Spartans thoroughly trounced a much weaker Great Falls Central cage squad . . . Coach Buzzetti used a two platoon system in the game, playing five seniors in the first and third quarter and four jun- iors and a sophomore in the second and fourth quarters . . . Koon led the Spartans with five field oals and two gift tosses for twelve points . . . very man on the squad scored at least once . . . Missoula—39 Great Falls—38 . . . After trailing almost continuously from the opening whistle, Spartans tripped tall Bisons by a single point in a free-for-all finish ... it was all knotted up at 37 all with time slipping away fast . . . Spartan Stiles tipped one in . . . Score: Spartans 39, Bisons 37 . . . time 30 seconds to go . . . Bison Carlson sank a free throw . . . Score: Missoula 39, Great Falls 38 . . . Time: less than 20 seconds . . . Four wild shots by Bisons Fransen and Kneghtge . . . No good . . . there was a wild scramble after the ball . . . There was the gun . . . Victory again for the Purple and Gold . . . Missoula—28 Flathead—53 . . . A speedy Flathead Brave basketball five threw a dazzling offense against the Spartans and thoroughly humbled the Missoula quint ... it was the Spartans first disappointment in four starts . . . Spartans played tight ball in the first half, score tied at 8-all at the end of the first quarter . . . Braves then sneaked ahead for a 20-16 halftime score ... In Flatheads big fourth quarter though, game blew wide open, Braves scoring 23 points to Spartans 8 points . . . Brave Jystad led all scorers with 17 credits . . . Stiles topped Spartans with nine points . . . Missoula—39 Bozeman—47 . . . Leading most of the way, a speedy Gallatin Hawk basketball five played heads up ball in hand- ing the Spartans their first conference defeat . . . Except for the wild and hectic second quarter, when the lead changed four times, the invaders kept ahead of the Spartans, leading at one time by twelve points . . . the Shaw twins, Gene and Jerry, and Merritt Monson formed the nucleus of the Gallatin attack . . . Gene Shaw led all scorers with 20 points . . . Powell's ball rustling and Koons shooting eye, good for 18 points, kept the Spartans knocking at their door . . . SPECTATING SPARTANS SPECULATE KOON MAKES A TRY . . . Missoula—33 Butte—35 . . . Hooking a close up shot with a minute and a half gone in the second overtime period, Bulldog Center Bob Andrews brought the cage tilt to a screaming finish . . . Both teams played hard, shot for shot basketball, almost every bingo brought a lead change . . . Spartans missed repeated chances to stay in front . . . Both teams hit same number of baskets . . . Spartans lost game on missed free throws . . . Bulldog Andrews hit 12 points, Spartan Stiles I I to top individual scorers . . . Missoula—50 North Central—53 . . . Leading all the way into the fourth quarter the Spartans dropped a close tilt in the last four heart-stopping minutes ... It was the Spartans second defeat in Kalispell's invitational basketball tourney . . . Missoula's inability to hit the hoop in the closing minutes accounted for the loss . . . Powell hit 13 points, Stiles II to pace the Spar- tans . . . Missoula—40 Lewis and Clark—56 . . . Unveiling an assortment of speedy floor plays, a smooth Lewis and Clark hard- wood five combined tricky ball handling and accurate shooting to trip sluggish Spar- tans . . . Missoula had trouble hitting the basket, yet managed to keep fairly close until the third quarter . . . Spartan guard Connie Orr led the home quint with five field goals for 10 markers . . . WONDER WHAT'S GOING ON IN THERE . . . ? Missoula—58 Lewistown—61 . . . Deadeye marksmanship at gift toss line enabled the Fergus five to slide by Missoula in another wild and pulsing tilt . . . Spartans led early, in the fray . . . Lewistown knotted the count at the mid-mark then slipped ahead and led the rest of the game . . . Missoula s over-eagerness on defense in the final moments gave Lewistown too many gift scores . . . Spartan Bobby Powell put on a one-man show in the closing minutes scoring eight points in two minutes and boosting his total to 17 for the evening . . . Orr and Stiles helped the cause with 15 and 10 respectively . . . BEFORE THE GAME . . . Missoula—47 Helena—54 . . . Taller Bengals handed the Spartans their fourth Big 16 defeat . . . Shoot- ing of Helena guards Kelleher and Grims, paved way for Bengal win . . . Teams tied at 10-all at end of first quar- ter .. . Then Helena built up a 16 point third quarter lead . . . Spartans caught on fire in the final period, outscored Bengals but couldn’t quite catch them . . . the loss gave Missoula a record of 2 wins, 4 losses . . . Missoula—50 Butte Central—48 . . . Spartans smash hoop jinx . . . First win on Central's home floor in a decade . . . Early play in the game was a swap-shop, both teams passing lead back and forth like a hot potato . . . Missoula forged ahead in third period and stayed there, throwing off a desperate last chance try by the Maroons . . . Koon was the sharpest scorer of the evening, leading the field with 16 tallies . . . Missoula—47 Butte—51 . . . Bulldogs came from behind to edge Spartans . . . gift toss accuracy paid off for Butte . . . Missoula outscored the Bulldogs 18 to 17 on field goals but Butte turned those free throws in a winning margin . . . First half lead teetered back and forth as neither team could pull ahead . . . Spartans led at the half time, then a refreshed Bulldog quint came back in the third quarter and put the game on ice . . . Missoula—47 Bozeman—45 . . . Staving off a furious, last minute Hawk attack, Spartans slid by Bozeman with a winning margin so thin you could almost read through it . . . Game was nip and tuck all the way ... In the free-for-all fourth period Spartans built up a big 10 point lead only to have Hawks cut it down slice by slice . . . Spartan guards Orr and Powell kept Missoula ahead just enough to salt the game away . . . Missoula—33 Anaconda—37 . . . Copperheads whipped cold shoot- ing Spartans in final minutes . . . Teams tied, almost all the way . . . Game very ragged . . . Neither team could hit from the field, Spartans scored on only 16 percent of their field shots, Ana- conda on 20 percent of theirs . . .Tall Copperhead Davenport led all scores with I 3 points . . . Sophomore Borchers topped Spartans with 7 markers . . . 159 UP. UP AND AWAY . . . Missoula—52 Kalispell—60 . . . Rampaging Braves scalped Spartans . . . Combining tight de- fensive work with backboard control, Kalispell surged ahead at the opening whistle and was never topped . . . Spartans played much improved ball kept the Braves always hustling . . . Tribesman Overby put on a fine exhibition of scoring, sinking 23 points . . . Koon with 14 and Powell with I I took honors for the home town boys . . . Missoula—38 Kalispell—70 . . . Kalispell's five 'man scalping party butchered the Spartans . . . Playing like champions, the Kalispell Braves just couldn't miss the hoop . . . Spartans checked the Braves somewhat in the first half, were avalanched under by a barrage of baskets in the second half . . . Spartans just couldn't find the hoop, were beaten by a hotter and more experienced cage quintet . . . Spartans biggest headache was tall Dick Wilson who sank 19 points and was a mainstay in back- board control for the Braves . . . Missoula—44 Lewistown—40 . . . Whitehot Spartans cut down the high flying Fergus Eagles in a searing finish ... • • ■ DANCE. BALLERINA. DANCE . Building up a seven point lead in the third period Spartans succumbed to a fighting fourth quarter Eagle rally and then pylled ahead in the final screeching seconds on deadly clutch -shooting . . . Never far behind. Lewistown played fine ball, simply couldn't get the breaks in the closing seconds . . . Orr with 15 points and Stiles with 9 were deadliest under the basket for Missoula . . . Van Hee led Fergus with 10 'Pcfr Sfiur 76e 1e UK 0 i -A C • ,.« )� w. V � - ■ 1 v i 'i. i‘i i i «4 BOMBERS—Left to right: Charles Gilde-. Jim Pickens. Bill MacIntyre. Tom Reidy. Bob Whaley. Owen Schmautz, Bob Anderson. Bill Reiley. Jim Powell. Mike Linn. Roger Megerth. Roy Bray, and Arlen Weishaar. LOU ROCHELEAU Coach . . . Bombers lost only one home game . . . New Coach Lou Rocheleau does fine job of training future Spartans . . . B team accompanied A squad on all trips . . . Freshmen, sophomores, juniors included on Spartan line-up . . . Several members of Bomber team graduated to A squad during basketball season . . . Only home court loss was to Helena Kittens in decisive overtime struggle . ... FRED GRAY Manager 162 rfxe Ok TKcKt U 'KiMvledye Adams. Judith 16 Adams. Sue 63. 62 Ailport. Mary Lou 3 Ainsworth, Ann 45 Akerson. Betty Jo 74. 73 Aktepy. Delores Albert. Alfred 74 Aldrich. Joan 45 Alkire. Janice 45 Allen. Karl 45 Alton. Larry 16 Amerman, John 63 Amundson, Eleanor 45 Anderson. Beverly 63 Anderson. Dick 41 Anderson. Carol 16 Anderson. Colleen 74 Anderson. Connie 45 Anderson. Ivan Anderson. Jean 16 Anderson. Marjorie 63 Anderson. Martin Anderson. Maureen 63 Anderson. Robert A. 63 Anderson. Robert D. 74 154. 162 Anderson. Robert G. 63 Anderson. Roger 74 Andreasen. Kathleen 63 Andreasen. Willa 16 Andrews. James 63 Andrus. Thomas 74 Ansel!. Beverly 16 Ansell, Jackie 63 Anthony. Jim 45 Anthony. Joan 63 Armstrong. Dick Arnold. Andy 74 Arnold. Keith 16 Arnold. Pearl 45 Applebury. Rex 74 Arpen, Peryl 16 Ask. Harold 74 Atchison. Bob 96. 16. 15 Atkinson. Roberta 17 Augenstein. Marlys 16 Austin. Jack Avery. Robert 63 Bachman. Douglas 17 Badden. Nancy 74 Bagley. Cleo 17 Baier. Arnold 17 Baier. Darlene 74 Baier. Duane 74 Bailey. Mary Lou 45 Baker. Billie 73 Baker, Blaine 45 Baker. Laura 17 Baker. Marie 63 Baker. Leslie 63 Baker. Robert 63 Barich. Stella 74 Barnes. Dave 74 Barnes. Don 145. 150. 45 Barry. Alice 74 Barthelmess. James 63 Student Bartz. Clara 63 Bauer, Jim Bauer. Marilyn Bauer, Ronald 45 Boulware. Molly 63 Baumgardner, Jim 45 Baxendale. Jean 45 Beardmore. Carol 17. 126 Beardmore. Howard 74 Beaver. Richard 17 Beavers. Neil 63 Bebee. Joyce Beckwith. Bill 151. 74 Bedord. Robert 17 Behner. Mae 17 Belcher. Don 63 Bell Patricia 63 Boll. Ruth 45 Beninger, David 45 Bennett. Judy 74 Benson. Oscar 74 Berard. Wally 18. 154. 155 Berger. Janice 63 Bieber. Roger 17 Bieber. Shirley 45 Bieliy. Grace 74 Billingsley. Vulloy 74 Bird. Carol 63 Black. Jim 45 Blacker. Joe 45. 98 Blair, Marta 63 Blake. Susan 18 Blake. Raymond Blake. William Blakney. Wyman 63 Blaszek. Charlotte 45 Bleakman. Robert Bloom. Charles 46. 103 Bockman. Montana Borchers. Karl 74 Borchers. Ronald 151 . 63. 154 Borgstede. Lilly 74 Botch, William 18 Bouchey. Norman 63 Bouchey. Ramon 18 Bourdean. Joyce 74 Bourquin, Charles 18 Bourquin. Orval 151. 63 Boyce. Jolanda 74 Boyd. Irene 63 Bravos. Sappho 74 Bray. Roy 150. 63. 154. 162 Brechbill. Pamela 46 Brewer, James Briggs. Bonnie 63 Bnllhart, Charles 74 Brodewick. Shirley 63 Brodie. Nancy 18. 174 Bross. Lorita 74 Browman. Audra 63 Browman. Andrew 18 Bruner. Louis Brunson. Valerie 63 Bryan. Jo Bryan. Mitsue 74 Bryant. Nadine 74 4IkcUx.. Bucey. Dana 74 Buchanan. Grace 74 Buck. Bob 74. 151 Buck, Donna 18 Buck. John 46. 150 Buck, Luella Buckhouse. Gerald 63 Buckhouse, Lloyd 18 Buis. Arthur 63. 99 Bunge. Louis Burgad. Roger 18 Burger. Alice 46 Burkhart. Terry Burklund, Rhea 46 Burnham. Don 19 Burnham. Neil 64 Burnside. Wanda 64 Bush, Audrey Bush. Jerry 74 Butler, Betty 46 Buzzetti, Ruth 19. 103 Caddell. Connie Caddell, Mike 74 Cain, Carol 46 Campbell. Myrna 19 Cantrell, Dorothy 74 Cantrell, Laura 46 Caplis. Dennis 19, 145. 150 Carlson. Dorothy Carlson. Walter 75 Carroll. Bob 75 Carroll. Simie 75 Carmichael. Glenn 64 Carpenter. Bob 19. 15 Case. Arnold 19 Case. Julie 19 Castle, Lynn 75 Casteel. Jack 64. 151 Casteel, Robert 19. 150 Caterino, Patricia 64 Cates. Ralph 19. 182 Chaffey. Joanne 75 Chaffey, Paul 64 Chaffin, James 75 Chaffin. Carol 75 Chaffin. Jean Chamberlain. Karl 75 Chamley. lone Charlton. Helen 64 Chilcotfe. Larry 64 Chilcott. William 64 Chinske, Edward 19, 96. 180 Christensen. Ruby Clark. Jack 75 Clark. Joyce 75 Clark, Nancy 75 Clausen. Carla 46. 181 Clausen. Lyla 20. 96. 181 vJemens, Audrey 46 Clements. Jack 75 Clinkingbeard. Jo Ann 64 Clute. H. F. 64 Cobb. Clara 75 Cobb. Wayne 75 Coffee. Bill 20 Coffey. Barbara 46 Cogswell. William 46. 129 Collins. Dennis 75 Collier, Gwendolyn 46 Collier. Robert 75 Colyar, Gerry Colyar. Thais 75 Comstock, Elizabeth 46 Conkling. Linda 75 Cook, John Cooper. Gary 46 Cooper. Patsy Copenhaver. Betty 20 Corbett. Jeanne 64 Cordrey. Nedra 20 Cortner. Dell 64 Cote. Dolores 20. 138 Cote, Donald 64 Coty, Burt 75 Cowan, Glenn Creighton. Denis 151. 64 Crist. Darlene 75 Crist. Delores 46 Crocker Ann 20 Croghan. Rosa Crosby. Nancy 20 Cruickshank. Sharon 75 Crum. Arthur 64. 150, 151 Culbertson, Denny 64. 151 Cuplin, Alton 20 Cuplin, John Cusker. Bruce 46. 150 Dahl, Jim Damaskos. Deno 20, 144, 150 Damaskos. Georgia 20 Daniels. Colleen 64 Daniels. Roger 64 Davenport. Phyliss 75 Davey. Janet 64 Davey. John 64 Davis. Danna 75 Davis, Linda 75 Davis. Marian 64 Davis, Nellie 21 Davis, Patsy 64 Davis. Willie Day. Carole 64 Day. Duane 75 Day. Harold Deck. Joy 75 DeGolier, June 46 DeJarnette. Mary 21. 103 Delaney. Donald 64 Dement. Donald 21 Demmons. Donna 64 Demmons. Sandy 64. 98 Denning. Wilbur 21 Denny. Raymond 75 Desautel, Dolores 46 Dick, Jimmy 21 Dickinson. Elizabeth Dietz. Harry 64 Dille. Larry 75 Dille. Ramon 21 Dillman, Elmer 64 Dillree. Bonnie Dillree. Lois 64 166 Dishman. Beverly 21 Dishman, Bill DisHman, Carrolle 75 Dixon, Claire 21 Dobark. Tommy Dodd. David Dodge. Dick Donlen, Mike 47 Dorin, Donald Douglas. Bill 75 Dontigny. Jerry Dowell. Agnes . 47 Dowell, George 47 Dowell. James Dresel, Darlene 47. 173 Driggs. Donna 64 Drinville. Pauline 75 Dufresne. Ronald 21 Dunn. Ray 21 Dunwell. Robert 75 Dunwell, James 47 DuVall, Margaret 22 Dwyer. Frances 64 Ebbett, Marilyn 64 Eddlemon, Gerald 75 Edinger. Danny 22 Edinger. Violet 22 Edison. Ted 47 Edstrom. Joan 22 Edwards. John 47. 145. 150 Ebbett, Carol 47 Ellefson. Jay 22 Ellis. Diane 22 Ellis. Jean 75 Ellis, Kathleen 47 Ellis, Robert Ellsworth, Aletha 64 Elmore. Hugh 64 Ely. Richard 22. 129 Emblem. Richard 64 Emery, Dolores t 47 Engstrom. Jim Ettinger. Nancy 22. 98 Evans, Allan 22. 190 Evans. Darlene 22 Evans. Earl 23. 98 Evans. Helen 47 Evans. Iris 64 Evans. Kathleen 47 Eversoie. Bertha 47 Farley. Betty 47 Farrace. Pompey 47. 98 Farrell. Rose 75 Fehr. Arnold 23. 145. 150 Fehr. Dale 23 Fehr, Dick 23 Felix, leland 75 Feller, Alice 76 Feller, Arthur Feller. Bob Felstet, Duane 64 Ferrell. Richard 65 Fink, Duane Fink, Helen 65 Fink. Robert 47 Fischer, Duane 145. 150 Fishburn. Nancy 65 Fisher. Charles 65. 150. 151 Fisher. Virginia 76 Flansburg. Rex 47 Flechsing. Daryl 23 Fleming. George 23. 154 Fleming, Thomas 65 Flink. Edgar Flink. Jerry Flint, Bill 47 Flory, Wanda 76 Flynn. Orland 76 Fommer, Larry Footer. Jack 76 Forbis, Mary Jo 76 Ford, Fred 76. 73 Ford. Jerry 47 Forseth, Marvel 23. 185 Fortune. Bill 23. 145. 150 Fortune. Fred 65. 145. 150 Foster. Duane 65 Fowler, John 96 � . 47. 44 Fox. Donna 65 Fox, Earl 65 Fox, Jimmy 48 Franzen, Phyllis 48 Fried, Shirley 48 Friesz. Agnes Friez. Melvin Froiland. Maureen 65 Froiland, Solveig 76 Fry. Arlene 76 Fry, Gordon 48 Gallagher, Robert 65 Gamelgerd. Beverly 65 Gamelgard. Gwen 76 Gardner, Pete 65 Gardner. Velma 76 Gariepy. Alma 23 Gariepy, James 23 Garlington. Richard 48 Geery, Michael 76 Geiger, Angeline 48 Geng. Lonnie 76 George. Georgia 24. 96 George. Vernon 76 George. Wesley 48 Gerdes. Steve 76 Ghirardo. Gay 48 Gibbs. Caryl Gibbs. Sharon 76 Gibson, Walter 65 Gies, Donald 24 Giffin. Robert 65 Giffin. William 65 Gilbert. Gail 48 Gilbert, Janet 76 Gilder. Charles 48. 162. 156 Gilder. Sam 76 Gilgen, Mel 76 Gilman, Val 24 Glantz. Jimmy 48 Goldsby. Paul 24 Gonsior. Janet 76 Goodman, Dorothy 76 Goodman. Robert 48 65 Gordon, Frank Gordon, Robert Graehl, Sharon 48 Graham. Leida 65 Graven, Dick 48 Gray, Fred 48. 150, 162 Graybeal. Francis 76 Greene. Robert 24 Grenager. Arlis 76 Griffing. May 48 Grogan. Joan 48 Grogan, Rowene Gross. John Grubaugh, Lila 24 Gruhn. Charles 24 Gruhn. Merlyn Gruhn. Ruth 48 Gruhn. Thomas 41 Guelff. Don 48 Gulff. Shirley 48 Gunderson. John Gunkel. Marilyn 24. 174 Gustafson. Clifford 65 Gustafson. Erling 76 Gutierrez. Marilyn 76 Guyton. Patti 24 Gyles. Dale Gyles. Marvin 65. 151 Haaglund. Wayne 76 Hacker. Douglas 65 Haftle. Helen 24. 102 Hagen, Norma 65 Hagestad. Ronald Haines, Leilani 76 Hall, Ronald 65 Hambieton, Lauralee 76 Hand. Elinor 25 Handke. Dona Mae 45 Handke. Jo Anne 25 Handley. Roy 25. 65 Handley. Valeria 49 Hangav. Victor 76. 73 Hankel. Donald 25 Hankel. Roy Hanning. Stanley Hansen. Judy 25 Hansen, Melody 76 Hansen, Milton 65 Hanson. Janice 25 Hanson, Karen 65 Hanson, Maxine 49 Hardenburgh, Mariiy n 25 Harding, Merle 65 Harlan. William 76 Harland. Joanna 49 Harland. Rita 76 Harmon, Anna 65 Harmon, James 45 Harrington, Betty 25 Harris. Kent 65 Harrison. Arthur 76 Harsell. William 76 Hart, Charles 25 Hart. Marvin 76 Hart, Richard 76 Hart, Roda 76 Harvey. Eunice 65 Hatton. Billie 49 Hauck. Carole 25 Hauck, Karlene 77 Haven. Gary 49 Hayden. Beverly 65 Hayes. Charles 49 Hayes. Donel 49. 98 Hayes. Harlan 26 Hayhurst. Joy 49 Haywood. Pat Healow. Nancy Healow. Rose 65. 77 Hebert, Eva 26 Hebert. Raymond 65 Hege. Donald 49 Hege, Robert Heidleman. Paula 77 Hendricks. Bob 26. 98 Hendricks, Delores 77 Hendrickson, Ann 49 Hensel. Albert Hepler. Audrey 49 Herbert. Jean 26 Herbert, lune 49 Herman. Carol 65 Henderson. Joyce Herron. Marlene 26 Hess. Clara 77 Hess. Judy 65 Hidey. Donald 49 Higgins. Colleen 77 High. Pat 49 Hightower, Robert Hill, Clara 77 Hill. James 49 Hill. John 77 Hill. Ruth Hiller. Leona 65 Hirning, Eldon Hirst. Lynden 41 Hochhalter. Arlene 77 Hochhalter, Gene Hochhalter. Willard 77 Hofmann. Renate 41 Hogan. Don 65 Hogan, James 49 Hoggatt, Eileen 66 Hoggatt. Robert 26. 147. 150 Holden, Loretta Holliday. Terrell 49 Hollyoak. Joanne 26 Holmes. Larry 77 Holmquist, Herbie 77 Houtchens. Donald 49 Howard. Allison 77 Howell, Janet 77 Howton. Grider 26 Howton. Sally 66 Hugh. Theodore Hughes. Ronold 66 Humphreys. Lee 66 Hunt. Gary 50 Hunt. Gordon 77 Hunt. John 77 Hunter, Marilyn 77 167 Huntley. Sandra 26 Keil. Dona Lee 50 Hunton. Diane 26 Kellogg. Joe 50 Hunton. Ernest Kelly. Robert 66 Hupfer, Barbara Kemp, Daniel 66 Huseby, Mardeth 27 Kennedy. Patricia 66 Hutchins. Camila 66 Kent. Roberta 50 Hutchins. Curtis 27 Kerr. Mary Julia 27 Ingebo. Carla 50 Kerr, Russell 77 Ingebo. Phillip 66 Key. Sam Witt 77 Inks. David 50. ISO Kieffer. Wanda 77 Irvin, Dorothy 27 Kilian, Delphi Kay 78 Isaacs. Mary Ann 66 King. Beverly 50 Isaacs. Paul 66 Kinny. Mitiie 50 Isham. Margaret 77 Kisser. Verna 78 Iverson. Erik Kittell, Penny 66 Iverson. Margaret 50 Kitzmiller. Neil Jackman. Edetta 50 Klapwyk. Barbara 50 Jackson. Alexander 77 Klapwyk. David 78 Jackson. Dolores Klarr, Jack 78 Jacob. Clara Klepper, Diane 50 Jacobs. Joseph Klepper. Marilyn 27 Jacobsen. Donald 77 Knaub. Shirley Jacobson. Jerry 27 Knoof. Margaret 27 Jameson. Pat 50 Knoyle. Robert 66. 151 Janke. Helen 77 Knuchel, Bob 27. 150 Janke. Jane 27 Knudson, Lou Ella 28 Jemison. Meredith 66 Koble. Jim 51 Jenkins. Russell 50 Koch. Donna Jensen. Frank 77 Kodis. Charles 66 Jensen. Dean 77 Kohler. Jim 66 Jensen. Marie 66 Kohler. LeVerne 51 Jensen. Marcie 77 Kohler. Norman 28 Jensen. Marlene 77 Kohler. Ronald 78 Jepson, Carol 66 Kolppa. Karen 66 Jepson, Shirley 77 Koon. Jerry 28. 145 Jerome. James 66 150. 154 Johnson. Dan 50 Koski. Barbara 78 Johnson. Edith 77 Koski. Charles 66 Johnson. Fred 66 Kost. Wayne 66. 148. 150 Johnson. Gordon 66 Kramen, Ellen Johnson, Janet 77. 102 Kramen. Marjorie 66 Johnson. Karolee 41 Kramer. Betty 78 Johnson, Larry 77 Kramer. Frieda 51 Johnson. Roberta 50 Kramer, Ralph 51 97 Johnson. Roger D. 66 Kramer, Richard 28 Johnson. Roger W. Krause. Chester 28 Johnson. Zane 66 Krouse. Mary Lou 51 Johnston. Beverly 50 Krause. Shirley 66 Johnston. Donna 77 Kreis. Duane 66 Johnston. Mary 66 Kreis. Gloria 66 Johnston. Niola Kreitzberg. Carl 78 Johnston. William 77 Kreitzberg. Richard 28 Jones. Allen 50 Kuhnes. Doris 28 Jones. Harley 50 Kuney. Betty. 78 Jones. Norman Kuney. William 28 Jones. Robert 66 Kunz Cora Mae 66 Jones. Wayne Kurtz. Reinhart Joscelyn. Edith 66 Kurzenbaum. Gerald 78 Joseph. Freda 50 La Casse. Kim 51 Joseph, Janice 77 LaChambre. Joyce 78 Kaiser. Lorna 77 LaChambre. Shiela 66 Kahm. Ronald LaCombe. Allen 78 Kallis. Peggy 77 Laheie Lynn 66 Kallis. Shirley 66 Lambros George 51. 129 Kassahn, Joyce LaMontagne. Jerry 51 Kassahn. Gayle Lamoreux. Peggy 28 Lanaghan. Bernard McCauley. Jerry 52. 148. 150 Lange. George 78 McCracken, Maxine 67 Lange. Helen 51 McCullough. Molley 67 Lange. Janice 67 McCullough, William Larson. Daniel McDonald. Beverly 78 Larson. Gary 28 McDorney. Sheila 52 Larson. Joanne 29 McFarland. Joan 67 Larson, Leif 151. 155 McGee. Marlys 30 Larson. Neva 51 McGee. Pat 67 Lash, Clara 67 McIntyre. Bill 52. 147 Lassila. Don 78 150. 162 Lavoie. Lynn McKay. Jeannine 78 Lawrence. Leta 78 McLaughlin, David Lawrence. Lowell 78 McLeod. Phillip 30 Leatherbury. Robert McMeekin, John 52 LeBarron, Jane 51 McNulty. Grant 78 Lebsack. Jeannette 67 McPherson. Brenda 30 Lebsack, Robert 29 McPherson. Fay 52 Lee. John Mace. Don 67 Lemke, Leroy 29 Mackenzie. Cheryl 52 Lembke. Louis Mackie. Charlene 52 Lemons. Delmar Mackie. Nadine Leonard. Flo 51 Maday. Jerry 67 Leonard. Patrick 81 MacPherson. Cole 52 LePiane. Carolyn 78 MacPherson. Cloe 52 Lerch. Walter 51 Madsen, Donna 78 Lewis. Dorothy 67 Magee. James Lewis. Helen 51 Magstadt. Daniel 78 Lewis. Shirley 51 Magstadt. Ruth 52 Lien. Delbert Maier. Patty 52 Lien. William 29. 147. 150 Malone, Molly 30. 99 Lindberg. Lois 78 Malone. Mike 52. 149, 150 Linden. Shirley 29 Malcolm. Carl 30. 145, 150 Lindh, Quest 78 Manning, Patricia 30 Lindlief, Charles Marble. Earl 67 Lightfoot. Mary 67 Marble. Sue 78 Linn. Michael 67. 150. 162 Marek. Edith Little. Robert 78 Marek. James 52 Livesey. Robert 78 Marek Roselyn 78 Livesey. Gerald 67 Marceau, Dick 41 Llewellyn. James 67 Martel. Jewel 78 Lockwood, Bill 78 Martz. Tom 30 Lockwood. Charles 29 Matlock. Bill 30 Logan. Joyce 51 Matthew, Ann Lomax. Carl Matthews. Helena 52. 67 Long. Charles Matthews. Robert Long. Mary 51 Mattix. Roberta Looney Patricia Matson. Virginia 52 Loos. Victor 67 Maxell. Alice 30 Loran. Jake 29 Meckler. Barbara 67 Lorance. Richard 29 Meckler. Lorraine Lorance. Theodore 78 Meehan. Thomas 67 Lory. Earl 51 Meisinger, Richard 78 Lourbis. Despina 51 Megerth, Roger 67, 62. 162 Lovell. Jack 67 Meyer, Charles 67 Lovell. Peggy 29. 67 Meyers, Robert 78 Lovitt. Lynn Michels. Loel Lowe. Amarylis 67 Migge. Anetta 52 Lowe. Martha 51 Miles. Joan 67 Lucey. Jim 78 Miller. Jack 67 Luchau. Sandra 29 Millikan, Gilbert 67 Lueck, Robert 52 Millikan, Maurice 30 Lundgren. Daryll Mille. Leslie 67 Lynn. Sharon 52 Minnerly. Thomas 78 McAllister. Jim 41 Minster. Clyde McBride. Mary Jo 78 Minster. Dorlene 67 168 Minter. Marjorie Nicholson, Stuart 68 151 Mintz. Adrienne Nicklous. Esther 79 Mitchell. Frank 30 Niemeyer. Constance 79 Mitchell. Joe Noack Betty 68 Mitchell. Patsy 31 Nooney. Jean 32. 150 Mitchell. Roberta 52 Nooney. Jim 149 Mitcheson. Gary Norby. Natalie 53 Mjolaness. Karen 67 Nordgulen. Francis 68 Mobley. Barbara 52 Nordwick. Elsie 68 Mohland. Rachel 31 Nordwick. Ronald Molenda. Frances 31 Norgaard. Stanley 53 Mongar. Thomas 67 Norling, Denise Montgomery, William Norton. Bernard Mood. Alfred 67 Norvell. Ronald 79 Moore. James 31. 149 150 Nurse. Don 53 Moore. Hal 79 Nurse. Jeanne 79 Moore. Ve!ma 79 Obenauer, Gary 32 Moravec. Frank 67 Oblinger, Louie 68. 151 Morgan. William Ockler, Robert 53 Morkert. Stanley Ochsner. Evelyn 32 Morrelles. William O'Hara. Gary 53 Morris, Alan 53 Oliver. Barbara Morris. Dick 53 Olmstead. Dorothy 79 Morin. Caryle 67 Olson, Don 68 Mueller. Marcia 79 Olson, Joan 53 Muir, Barbara 31. 190 Olson. Roberta 68 Muir, Billie 67 Okon. Vernon 32 Muir. O'Deane 53 Ormesher. Gary 68 Muller. Alphonse 67 Orr. Conrad 53. 150. 154. 155 Murphy, Janie 67 Orr. Sharon 78 Murphy. Maureen 53 Ostergren. Carol Jean 68 Murphy. William 67 Ott. Tommy Murray. Donna 31. 99 Owen. Keith 68 Murray. Leonard 79 Owen. Bryan 32 Musburger. Robert 53. 97 Page. Harlefte 68 Museus. Betty 79 Pahrman, Norman 32 Myers. Jacqueline Palmer. Darryl 68 Myers. James Palmer. Janie 33. 193. 99 Nagle. Edna 79 Palmer. Milton 33 Nagy. Betty 31 Palmer. David 33 Nagy. Virginia 79 Paramore. Dean 68 Needles. Verdonna 79 Parent. Audrey 68 Nei. Lanny 7 Patten. Larry Anna 68 Nei. Ormie Patten. Richard 53 Nelles. Donald Patton. Bonnie 68 Nelsen. Raymond Paul. Bill 33 Nelson. Bessie 31 Paulson. Bill 54 Nelson. Charles 53 Payment. Ted Nelson, Ernest 32 Payne. Gail 53 Nelson. Jack 68 Peers. Kenneth 33 Nelson. James 32 149. 150 Pepe. Armond 33 Nelson. Johnny 68 Peressini. Don 33 Netzer. Adeline 79 Peressini. Virginia 68 Neudeck. Lowell 79 Perrior. Roxie 54 Neville. B'll 53 Peters. Charles 54 Newmiller. Vermont 53 Peters. Gary 79 Newton. Ann 53 Petersen. Allen 54 Newton. Clarence 53 Petersen. Arlene 54 Newton. Harold 32 Peterson. Camie 68 Newton. Lillian 79 Peterson. David 33 Newton. Margaret Peterson. Marvin 68 Newton. Roy 68 Peterson. Roger 54 Nichols. John 79 Petroff. Henry Nichols. Johnny 53 Pfaff. Edmund 79 Nicholson, Don 32 Pfaff. Eileen 79 Nicholson, Stan 68 .151 Pfau. Kenneth 68 Phelps. George 33 Reynolds. Leonard 55 Phelps. Joe Rhinehart. Nasby 69. 150. 154 Phelps. Lawrence 33 Richards. George Phelps. Lyle 79 Richards. Ronald 34 Phillips. Bob Richardson, Jeanne 55 Philpott. Barbara Richardson. Joyce 55 Piccinini, Monte 79 Richardson. Maurice Pickens. Geraldine 54 Richardson. Rita 55 Pickens. Jim 68. 151. 162 Richlie. Harold Pietro. Nancy 34 Rickett, Charlotte Pigg. Frances 34 R ckert. Pat Pilon, Eleanor Riel. Dorothy 35 Pilon. Velva Rieley. Bill 162 Pilotte. Leo 79 Ring. Helen 35 Pine. Doris 54 Rissman. Mary Pine. Lorraine 68 Roberts. David 35 Piper. Virginia 34 Roberts. Eileen Hardman 35 Pixley. Rex Roberts. Germaine 55 Plenger. Cora 54. 68 Roberts. Kenneth 55 Plenger. Phyllis Robertson. Shirley 55 Poe. Shirley 54 Robinson. Carol 69 Polawchek, Robert 79 Robinson, Jessie 80 Pomajevich. Robert 54 Rockman. Winifred 55. 96 Pominville. Pat 68 Roda. John 80 Pond. Jim 79 Roda. Richard 41 Popham. Carol 68 Rodgers. John Porter, Carolyn 34. 96. 102 Roehl. Lillian 69 Potter. Henry Roehl, Mary 80 Powell. Barbara 54 Roehl. Pauline 34 Powell. Jimmy 79. 151. 162 Rolczynski. Annabelle 35. 97 Powell. Robert 54, 154. 155 Rolfson, Nancy 35 Powell. Roberta 54 Rollin. John 69 Praast. Clifford 34 Roseth, Winnie 55 Praast. Donald 68 Ross. Roxanne 80 Pramenko. George 79 Rotering. Clarence Prata. Joseph 54 Rowan. James 35. 148. 150 Price. Alberta 79 Ruana. Dennis 55 Primmer. Barbara 68 Ruana. Ilona 80 Pritchard. Ronnie Ruck. Doris 80 Privett. Bonnie 79. 73 Rucks. Willard Qualley. Cyra 79 Ryan. Joseph 35 Ramage. Eugene 34 Sackett. Robert 69 Rambo. Olive 68 Sain, Daniel 80 Ramer, Anita 79 Sammons. Larry 80 Ramer, Warren 54 Sandau. Viola 80 Randall. Thurman 79 Sanders. Bill 55 Rannberg. Mary 80 Sanders. Jerry Rasmussen. David 68 Satterfield. Mary 80 Ratliff. Darla Saunders. Helen 35 Ray. John Schacher, Robert 69 Raymond. Bill Schati, Robert 154 Raymond. Bob Schilling. Mary 80 Read. Marjorie 54. 44 Schilling, Nancy 35. 15 Redding. Grace Schmautz, Elvin 162 Reed. Gene 54. 98 Schmautz. Marlene 80 Reely. John 80 Schmautz, Marvin 80 Reesman. Kenny 34 Schmautz. Nancy 69 Regan. Bill 68 Schmautz. Richard 36. 149. 154 Regan. Pat 54 Schmautz. Verna 36 Regenos. Mary Jo 54 Schmid. Charles 36 Regenos. Dean 68 Schmitz. JoAnn 55 Reich. Earl 68 Schofield. Jane 80 Reidy. Tom 55. 162 Schriver. Marilyn 55 Reinhard. Rosemary 55 Schultz. Lee Rentmeister. Donna 55 Schurman. Roger Rentmeister. Loa 80 Scott. William 69. 151 169 Secrist. Kenneth 36 Sol. Rosemary 69 Tidball. Robert 57 Welty. Merrit Seim. Bob 80 Solander. George 1 . Tilsey. Edward 81 Wemple. Bonnie 81 Siegford, Ben Solem. Shirley 37. 15 Tilsey. Harold 57 Wenstrom, Robert Seitz. Doreen 55 Sorenson. Bob 69 Todd. Elizabeth Westin, Arline 39 Soitz. Jack 80 Sorenson. Cleo 37 Torgeson. Marilyn 57 Whalen, Barney Seitz. Kitty Lee 69 Sorenson. Gary 56 Tournquist. Doug 38 Whaley, Mary 81 Seitz. Larry 69 Spaulding. James 37 Trana. Vera 57 Whaley. Robert 162 Sellers. Buddy 69. 151 Spaulding. Marjorie 69 Treat. Charles Wheelbarger. Donalee 39. 97 Seitz. Russell 69 Spaulding, Shirley 56 Trenary. Don 57 White. Carol Serba. Mary 69 Speaks. Julia 96 Trenouth. Cecily 81 White. Eugene Serviss. Pat 80 Spehn. Shirley 37 Trowbridge. Doris 38 White. Mervin SHarbono. Edna 80 Sperry. Leona 80 Troutwine. Earl Wick. Ruth 81 Sharbono. Evelyn Spiekerman. Fred Trumpour. Patricia Wilcox, Betty 81 Sharpe. Luanne 69. 182 Squire. Donald 69 Tucker. Bob Wilcox. Elizabeth 81 Shaubut. Jeannie 69 Staedler. Donna 80 Tucker. Shirley 57 Wilhelm. Glenn 81 Shellman. Marie 69 Standley. Rosie 56 Turk. Augustine Wilhelm. Jeffery 39 Shelton. Charles Stapleton. Helen 56 Turk. Dick Wilkerson, Shirley Shelton. Larry Stapleton. Stanley 80 Turk. Jim Willard. Marilyn 81 Sheridan, Mary 55 Staves. Virginia 37 Turrell. Marilyn 81 Williams. Gordon 58 Sherry. Betty 41 Steele. Arlene 56 Tyler, Kay 57 Wills. Dorothy 81 Shields. Edward 55. 44 Steinbrenner. Bill 80. 151 Ulrigg. Howard Wills. Roy 39 Shipkey. Ted. Jr. Stephan, Donald 69 Ulrigg. Joanne 38 Willson, Judd Shipkey. Tommy 41. 151. 103 Stephan. Kenneth Underwood. Jerry 39 Wimett, Kenneth Shoen. Joseph 36 Stewart. Donna 37 Vanlandingham. Sue 69 Wimett. Margaret 58 Shope. Edward 80 Sticht. Jeanette 56 Vann, Beverly 57 Wise. Alice Shope. Marilyn 55. 96. 173 Stickney, Dorothy 38 Vann. Peter 81 Wise. Nancy 39 Shoup. Patricia 69 Stickney. Richard 38 Vannoy, Murray Wise. Paul 81 Shrock. Laura 36 Stiles. Ed 154 VanManen. Donald 57 Wiskirken. Don 51 Shull. Lewis 69. 98 Stimson. Stanley Veitenheimer. Eleanor Wold. Shirley 58 Sickels. Dorothy Stohr. Betti na 38 Verworn. June Wolfe. Francine 81 Sickels. David 69 Stratton. Joanne 56 Vessey. James Wolfe. Richard Sievers. Edwina 80 Stratton. Loretta 69 Vessey. June 81 Wollschlager. Fred 58 Siler. Kenneth 56 Stroh. Irene Vick. LeRoy 38. 185 Wood. Jeanne 58 Siler, Una 69 98 Stroh, Ruth 80 Vick. Marlene 57 Wood. Joanne 58 Simmert. Patricia 36 Strong. Janis 80 Voss. Barbara Wood. Kenneth Simmons. Richard 56 Sullivan, Dana 69 Wagner. Ina 57 Wood. Lawrence Simon. Bill 36. 154 Sullivan, Gene Wagoner. Leslie 81 Woods. Ann 40 Simon, Gerald 80 Sullivan, Robert 81 Wagoner. Norma Woods. Richard 40, 97. 103 Simon. Kathryn 56 Surbrook. Louis 69 Wagoner. Richard Woolen. Bill Simon. Wendell Surbrook. Verna 56 Waldbillig. Jim Woolfolk. Mary Jo 40 Skahan. Jack . 36 Swanson. Sandra 56 Waldbillig. Tommy Worden. Bruce Skahan. Patty 69 Swearingen. William 81 Waldon. Matthew 62 Worden. JoAnne 58 Skelton, Delphyne 80 Sward. Don 56 Walker. Virginia 39. 97. 99 Worden. George 40 Skinner. Betty 36 Sweeney. Yvonne 69 Walter. Roger Wornath. Harold 40 Skinner. Robert 69 Tabish. Hazel 56 Walth. Jerome 81 Wornath. Kenneth 81 Skoblin. Lydia 69 Tascher. Barbara 56 Waters. Noel 81 Wornath. Richard Small. Ennis 80 Ta e. Joyce Elaine 56 Watson. Delmer Wright. Patricia 81 Small. Robert 37. 144 Taylor, Ann Washington. Dennis 57 Wryn, Frank 81 150. 156 Taylor. Ivyl Ward. Jack 39 Wunderlich, John Smith. Carol 69 Taylor, Reva 38 Waylett. Lillis 81 Wyatt. David Smith, Charles Terrell. Brad Weber, Douglas Yandt. Max 81 Smith, Donald 80 Therriault. Allan Weber. Hans Yarendt. Carl Smith. Doug 37 Therriault, Emma Webster. Barbara Yates. Charles Smith. Gail Thibodeau. Albert 56 Weideman, Betty Young, Kenneth 58 Smith, Georgia Thibodeau. Edna 38 Weideman. Dorothy 58 Yule. Jamie 40. 97. 129 Smith, Hazel 69 Thibodeau. Jack 56 Weimer, Bill Zachariasen. Rita 58 Smith. Jerry 37 Thomas. Bettylou 57 Weisbeck. Larry Zakos. Jack Smith. Leona 80 Thomas. Shirley 57 Weishaar. Arlen 81. 151. 162 Zander. Kenny Smith. Lester Thompson, Carol Weishaar. Armen 57 Zieg, Phillip 81 Smith. Marcia 69 Thompson. Don 38 Weishaar. Dorothy 57 Zigmund. Frank 40 Smith. Margaret 80 Thompson, Shirley 57. 44 Weishaar. Rudy 39 Zimmerman. Glenda 40 Sr.ith, Roger 56 Thornton. Janet 81 Welch, Jim 57 Zottnick. John 40 Smith. Sonia 56 Thurman. Richard 57 Weldon Fred Zucconi. Bob 81 Smith. William Tidball, Nola 81 Welling Beverly Zucconi, William 40 Snyder. Jim 69 Tidball. Edith 38 Wells, Mary 57 Sol. Joe 37 Tidball. Lonny Welty. Lynn 81 Missoula Merchants Help Back BITTER ROOT SERBA GROCERY, 2327 South Avenue West MODE O DAY, 1311 North Higgins LEVIE S BARBER SHOP, 2141 South Avenue West PAXSON GROCERY, 1425 South Higgins YELLOW CAB, 116 West Front DOUG'S MARKET, 1330 Catlin Street REED'S MILLINERY, 126 North Higgins JOHNSON'S SHOPPING CENTER, 1963 South 14th OGG SHOE STORE, 236 North Higgins HOME GROCERY, 801 South 6th West SINGER SEWING CENTER, 312 North Higgins CARLSON'S GROCERY, 1215 South Higgins SOUTH SIDE HARDWARE, 833 South Higgins ORVIS MUSIC HOUSE, 125 West Main CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF 52 The Store for Men and Women When you want to buy jewelry that makes one sparkle with delight ... or when you want to Say it with flowers,' go to Who Buy for Men HEFTE'S MUSIC SHOP The Music Center 510 North Higgins Ave. MISSOULA, MONT. and eat french fries. OFFICE MACHINES STATIONERY FOUNTAIN PENS Supporting the Students in all Supplies 'e Afric SUPPLY CO. TEXACO Petroleum Products L A. DIXON Chlora and friend shop for a sweater for Phyl Congratulations Graduates of 1952 SWEATER SHACK CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '52 c MISSOULA WORKS Everything in Glass 215 E. MAIN STREET MISSOULA MONTANA 9-0663 CONGRATULATIONS ♦o GRADUATES OF '52 BARTHEL HARDWARE 'Come In and Browse Around' DRUG CO. Congratulates Class of 1952 HAMMOND ARCADE STUDIO for PORTRAITS and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 522 Orange Packers of DAILY'S Mellow Tender Hams Bacon WHOLESALE and RETAIL Distributors of Fresh and Cured Meats i FOOD Congratulate the '52 Graduates Yes, You Always Find JUST THE THING at ALLIED FASHIONS Nationally Advertised Coats, Suits and Dresses for the Miss Shown at All Times in Our Store Chlora and friend smile in approval at formats from Allied Fashions. CONGRATULATIONS Corner South Higgins and Third CLASS OF '52 JEWELERS OPTOMETRISTS FURNITURE MART 227 North Higgins Quality Priced Right WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY SILVERWARE Home Made Candies FOR THAT COLLEGIATE LOOK Sandwiches See AND Varsity Barber Shop Coney Islands 829 So. Higgins Missoula THE • FOUNTAIN SERVICE • GREETING CARDS • DRUG SUPPLIES cy 614 S. HIGGINS loin Tour Fripnnc a f Sends w w 1 II I U U 1 I I I C II Wl a a I BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 Albums Radio Record Center DRUG CO. Vic+or Franchised H. F. FLAHERTY, Prop. for Radio Television BON TON EAT BON TON BREAD for HEALTHY DAYS AHEAD TJlfrthrfl. V POTATO BREM) BON TON BAKERIES Bozeman, Billings, Missoula, Mont. THOMAS b WATT Agency GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE and LOANS • TEL. 9-2323 115 WEST MAIN grind our own Beef ° Thafs AH % EVERYTHING TO GO COMPLIMENTS OF Lumber Company y'M (PftJnett MS2CANT1 L_G The Home of • Champ Hats • Freeman Oxfords • Van Heusen Shirts • Clothcraft Clothes ■DiSAGST rrr's On Circle Square CARL DRASSTEDT '19 WINTON ROSETH '41 ELMER DRASSTEDT '24 GEO. LANS '47 COLLEGE BINDERY Servirvg Schools and Libraries of The Pacific Nor+hwesf 15 S.E. THIRD ST. College Place, Washington FOR THE GRADUATE Give Gifts From ( v-e z,'Zcd’4 JEWELRY WATCHES RINGS Hammond Arcade Bldg. Portraits HAUGEN'S 1 520 South Third West Everyone Listens To KG VO CBS — — 1290 Information, Entertainment Public Service SERVING WESTERN MONTANA SINCE 1931 FOR THE BEST IN PAINTS Sherwin-Williams 123 E. Main Phone 5950 H. B. Ferguson, Manager MISSOULA TYPEWRITER COMPANY 51 I South Higgins Authorized Sales Service Agency REMINGTON RAND Sales—Repairs—Rentals for All Makes CL-AUS N COMMERCIAL Tyler York Chlora and pal test their cooking ability DOMESTIC WESTINGHOUSE LEONARD 432 N. Higgins Phone 4100 You Are Always Welcome At 2105 So. Higgins OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M. SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS All Occasion Dresses Furs Made to Order Restyling, Repairing PETE'S FUR AND FASHION SHOP 125 E. MAIN PHONE 2811 Missoula, Montana CLEANING—GLAZING—STORAGE EUNET2AI_ HOME 229 W. Spruce CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF ‘52 CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF '52 Best Wishes To You All Bureau of Printing Palace Hotel Building On West Broadway OUR SPECIALTIES ARE STUDENT PRINTING NEEDS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES For Hotpoint Home Appliances Its The WESTERN MONTANA ELECTRIC COMPANY 205 WEST FRONT STREET PHONE 4849 BREST'S 1801 SO. HIGGINS Quick and Courteous Service THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MISSOULA Chlora and Phyl deposit their savings at the First National Bank FIRST IN MONTANA SINCE 1873 MISSOULA'S MOST COMPLETE BIGGEST BUSIEST FOOD STORE Across from the Post Office BREAKFAST LUNCH Congratulations DINNERS Class of 52 Specialize in Barbecued Beef and Ham SCHOOL SUPPLIES And As Always The TYPEWRITERS FOUNTAIN PENS BUGSBURGER Bugs Bar-B-Q Your Every Office Need at the TYPEWRITER A South on Highway 93 r SERVICE SUPPLY SKEVOLD Construction o. Inc. General Contractors EXPRESS BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES C ACROSS FROM THE MONTANA POWER Your Parker Pen Store New Grill Cafe MONTANA'S MOST POPULAR EATING PLACE o AT — L.LM 345 Brooks Street PHONE 7895 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '52 DEPENDABLE INSURANCE CONSULTANTS • Automobile — Fire — Casualty Bonds • REALTORS City and Farm Property Best Permanents In Town Phone 5450 FRONT STREET TEXACO •• • GREASING • WASHING • AUTO REPAIRS • PETROLEUM PRODUCTS West Front Street •• BUTTREY'S SUPER MARKET A Complete Food Store MONTANA INSTITUTION Buttrey's Foods Inc. Chlora finds that the way to Phyl's heart is through his stomach. MEN’S WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S SHOES FARM MACHINES SUPPLIES DIXDN «Sc HDDN J. 1. Case Farm Machinery Shoe Store New Holland Balers 133 North Higgins Wisconsin Engines Missoula, Montana Bearcat Hammermills HOUSE SLIPPERS Mulky Elevators HOSIERY Sprinkler Irrigation Graham Hoeme Plows Shop Tools and Supplies QUALITY GASOLINE Regular — 28c — A Complete Stock of Repair Parts Ethyl — 30c — A Complete Shop Service on Tractors, Spur Gas Automobiles, Motors Trucks — — MACK TRUCKS — 500 East Spruce BEDFORD IMPLEMENT CO. 1421 West Broadway THE ?. (Jzfc MAT? K-ET 7 a V v Antiques — Giftware EUNICE M. BROWN Hammond Arcade Complete Foods and Meats FREE DELIVERY Phone 3450 Corner of South Avenue and Reserve AIR CONDITIONED ESTABLISHED 1941 GOLDEN PHEASANT CAFE American Chinese Dishes Open Weekdays 11:30 Noon to 12 A.M. Saturdays 1 1:30 Noon to 3 A.M. For SMART SPORT CLOTHES Visit The Men's Shop HOTEL FLORENCE Congratulations To Senior Graduates CLEANERS ASSOCIATION OF MISSOULA • FLORENCE LAUNDRY CO. • CITY CLEANERS • MALCOLM CLEANERS • NEW METHOD CLEANERS • KEN MAR CLEANERS • MISSOULA LAUNDRY CO. • DRIVE IN CLEANERS CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES from 'Mteafr FURNITURE STORE For All Your Sporting Needs VISIT • Fishing Supplies • Athletic Equipment • Rifles • Boats • Skis 123 W. SPRUCE NATIONAL BANK MISSOULA, MONTANA R. S. ANDERSON Friendly Service Since 1889 233 West Main H L G Cy© =Bui Iding—— JOHN HIGHTOWER Service JACK LUBRECHT odern Business OLLEGE Masonic Temple Building MISSOULA Phone 9-1719 SERVE YOURSELF and SAVE The Self Service Method Always Saves You Money on Every Purchase of HOME FURNISHINGS STANDARD -FURNITURE 109 E. Front Street MISSOULA, MONT. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 WORDEN'S Corner Spruce and Higgins At Home to Western Montana and Missoula Above: Chlora wants a powder box, so Phyl helps her pick it out. Above: Phyl shows Chlora the mechanics of sawing. Above: Chlora and Phyl shop for skis at the Merc. Left: Chlora and Phyl inspect the Merc's wide variety of sweaters. Western Montana's Shopping Center The Best In All Types of Moccasins BAKERV H. M. HAGEN R. W. HARRIS Bakery Products Fresh Every Morning 1102 WEST BROADWAY BEST OF LUCK to the CLASS OF 1952 Congratulations and Best Wishes utt%ecf4 to the Class of 1952 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Olafson II Where Smart Fashion is Less Expensive” FLORENCE HOTEL BEAUTY SALON The B H offers Phyl a good chance to find Chlora a ring of her choice BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 from the home of Fine Jewelry POWER to Build A Stronger Nation! In World War II, electric- ity was never too little or too late . . . and as the nation again builds to keep Americans free, electricity is being called upon once more. In Montana, for in- stance, electric power is at work producing strategic metals needed for national defense. Yes, America is strong—it's electrified! THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY Specialty Food House FOX THEATER BUILDING Go Western At WESTERN CLOTHING FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN Best Wishes Graduates FOR THE BEST IN HARDWARE APPLIANCES The Best of Everything BEST WISHES CLASS OF '52 SEE 306 N. Higgins Phone 2233 Ambulance Funeral Call at Service Directors Squire- for • FURNITURE Simmons • CARPETS • LINOLEUM - ffi rr • LAMPS • DISHES • RANGES ROSE CHAPEL • CEDAR CHESTS • • DRAPERIES 329 East Pine Street Missoula, Montana J. M. Lucy and Sons Meet the gang at the HARDWARE PLUMBING Company Missoula, Montana PLUMBING — HEATING — APPLIANCES After School Or At Noon • LUNCHES • SOFT DRINKS MAR KET GAS FLOWERS GROCERIES 814 South Higgins Ave. All at money saving prices FINE PORTRAITURE GROCERIES BEVERAGES SUNDRIES We'll Try to Please You HANS OLIVE BLASZEK Everybody's talking about the fine food at the SO. HIGGINS PHONE 4929 m Hardenburgh OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPANY 269 West Front St. Missoula Chlora and Phyl get in out of the cold for something good to eat. Shop BEST WISHES the friendly way and GAMBLES SUCCESS The friendly store from • AUTO SUPPLIES ONE OF MONTANA'S • FURNITURE • APPLIANCES OUTSTANDING STORES • CLOTHING • HARDWARE The store for the family STORE FOR women. • For PROM CORSAGES It's iSWbS65 dity njf F-L013AL • GROCERIES 0 • FROZEN FOODS HOME GROWN FLOWERS • MEATS Hotel Florence • BEVERAGES LIBERTY BOWLING CENTER DR. L R. BARNETT DR. D. R. BARNETT • DR. W. L. BARNETT Bowl for Health Bowl for Pleasure Glasses Fitted All Optical Repairs • 129 E. BROADWAY CONGRATULATIONS MISSOULA, MONTANA CLASS OF '52 Congratulations to the Class of 1952 Cl eAMHPY Bringing to Western Montana The Finest of Dairy Products MILK ★ WHIPPING CREAM ★ COTTAGE CHEESE ★ BUTTER ★ ICE CREAM ★ BUTTERMILK ★ CREAM 420 Nora Missoula, Montana Phone 3174 Si(ce Settling Co. ol VWaaojuLcl THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES BEST WISHES CLASS OF '52 THE IT=? from the BEVERAGE CO. BOTTLERS OF GROCERY 601 So. Third Congratulations Class of '52 Shop to Save NESBITT'S FOR ALL PARTIES—DANCES CALL 4356 Over the Bridge to the Business District Phyl and pal have a refreshing drink after a hard day’s work. H. M. Hendricks Busch and Latta COMPANY General Painting Above Grade Waterproofing Steam Cleaning Sand Blasting PHONES 5-1641 P.O. BOX 1172 MISSOULA. MONTANA 231 E. Broadway VO� R. P. Semrau 901 Brooks Street Steve Strong 606 W. Broadway TEANSFtR We Hurry Carefully PARCELS — BAGGAGE MISSOULA, MONTANA QUICK PICK-UP ORDERS FREIGHT AND FURNITURE MOVING Phone 8961 324 W. Main Congratulations CLASS OF '52 from HOTEL FLORENCE America's Finest Small Hotel H. C. JENSEN, Manager fountain service at the BLUE FOUNTAIN • MISSOULA AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Bakke Motor Co. H. 0. Bell Dick Everett Co. Graehl Motor Service Kraabel Chevrolet Moore Nash Co. Nybo and Co., Inc. Olney Motors Roosevelt-Osborne Motor Co Sandy's Sales Service. Stoutenberg Motor Co. Tucker Motor Co. Turmell Motor Co. CONGRATULATIONS 52 GRADUATES MISSOULA'S NEWEST OFFERS YOU THE BEST IN Service Merchandise and Prices J. C. PENNEY STORE The American Home — Safeguard of American Liberties SAVE WHERE SAVINGS PAY WESTERN MONTANA BUILDING LOAN Phillips 66 Products Chlora and Phyl lunch at the recently remodeled Fairway Drive-In. f D12IVE—IN fAl1? NAY Conveniently Located South on Highway 93— a short drive from M.H.S. Specializing in CHICKEN-IN-A-BASKET, BASKETBURGERS BARBECUED SANDWICHES and FOUNTAIN SPECIALS %