Sentinel High School - Bitterroot Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1954 volume:

Missoula County Iti h School Presenting The 3 6 35 47 57 69 81 93 123 131 151 tidminiAihcriw The Bitter Root is a record of the entire student body, rather than just a few. It is certainly evident after looking at this historical volume that no one person could possibly have a monopoly on leadership. Nor can any given group or classification of personnel be cited as the leaders in the school. There have been and there are great leaders among the students at all levels, yet I wish to pay tribute to those who have gone about their business in a constructive way as well as to those whose names are synonymous with leadership. These students have helped to make Missoula County High School more effective in all kinds of situations. D. H. BEARY I Oi.i £ o, D- H. Beary Principal Charles E. Hunt Vice Principal 4 SCHOOL BOARD A. F. Therriault W. T. Boone George Nefl Edmond Hamel C. E. Hunt I. E. Hightower J. B. Cole Harold Cain D. H. Beary John Schroeder Gilbert Millikan Reading left to right: Penny Kittell. Maureen Froiland. Shiela LaChambre. Pat Bell. Vice President Joan Rae McFarland. Harlene Page. Mary Lightioot. Gilbert Millikan. Marcia Smith. Jim Andrews. Anne Taylor. Janie Murphy. Stu Nicholson. Maureen Froiland Secretary S mnA, (flaAA, Senior Class, the Lions of MHS wildlife, triumphed in the annual Noise Parade, and received the Pep Jug for the first time. They sponsored two dances during the year. Seniors roared their wares of popcorn and hot coffee at football games, and popcorn at basketball games. Christmas cards were also their concession. Stu Nicholson served as president, Gilbert Millikan as vice-president, Maureen Froiland as secretary and Shiela LaChambre as treasurer. Miss Gertrude Clark sponsors the class. The class sold senior pins and presented their annual assembly and banquet. A memorial award fund was set up for Barbara Webster, who died as a result of a traffic accident. Miss Clark Sponsor SUSAN JAYNE ADAMS Sue —HR 325 Marching band 1; Ski Club 1. Tennis Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Sec. 2; Honor Roll 1. 2; S. A. Rep. 1; Class Council 2. Class Vice Pres 2, Horizon 2. 3. 4; GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4; GAA 2, 3; PE Leader 3. 4. HR Vice Pres. 3; Kopee Sales 3; Twirling 4; Con Choir 4 MARY LOU AILPORT— Marty —HR 220 Girls' Chorus 2. 3, 4. Cantata 4 DELORES AKTEPY—HR 201 DERCK A MERMAN— Deke —HR 303 Football 1. Track 1; Intra. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. SC Rep- 2; Kopee Sales 1. BEVERLY ANDERSON— Bev —HR 326 Tumbling 2;; GAA 2, 3. 4. Saddle Club 3. KAREN ANDERSON—HR 325 Entered from Gallatin County High School. Bozeman. Montana 3; Horizon 3. 4 GC Cabinet 4. Konah Stall 4 MAUREEN ANDERSON— Mort —HR 303 GAA 1; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. 4 Horizon 2, 3; GC Treas. 4. GC Contact Rep. 1. 4. Band Cabinet 1. 2, 4. FTA 3. 4, ROBERT GENE ANDERSON— Andy —HR 212 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Track I. 3; Football 1. M Club 3. 4 Kopee Sales 2; Bitter Root Sales 4 ROBERT M. ANDERSON— Bobby —HR 326 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Honot Roll 1. 2. 3. 4 Track 1. 2. 3; HR Pres. 1 HR Vice Pies 2. KONA 2. 3. Station Mgr 4 M Club 3. 4. Pres 4 Key Club 4 Kor.ah Stall 3, 4. Quill and Scroll 4. Prod Stall ol Taming ol the Shrew 4. KATHLEEN K. ANDREASEN— Kay —HR 308 GAA 1. 2. 3. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. GC Contact Rep. 1. Nurse's Ofhce 2. Debate 3; FTA 4 Cast ot ' Purple Dream . Stage Door 3. Cost ol Glass Menagerie. ' Prod Stall ol ‘ Taming ol the Shrew Triad '14 4. Thespians 4 JAMES KENNETH ADREWS— Jim —HR 212 Entered Irom Orolino. Idaho. 2. Football 2. Tennis 2. 3. 4. Honor Roll 2, 3. 4; Intramural 2. 3. 4. )RC Rep. 3; Class Council 4 JACKIE ANSELL—HR E329 HR Sec 1. Horizon Club 12 3 4. Twirling 2. 3 4. Prod Staff of Junioi Miss' 2 JOAN MARLENE ANTHONY— Shadow —HR 212 Square Dancing 1 2. Konah Staff 4. Office Squad 4 JAMES ANTHONY—E329 JOHN AUSTIN— Jack —HR E329 Football 1. 2, Intramural Basketball 1 2; Honor Roll 3; DECA 3 THOMAS AUSTIN— Tom —HR 303 Entered from North Platte, Nebraska 4 BILLIE MARIE BAKER— Willie —HR 212 Square Dancing 1. CAP 1. GC Contact Rep 2, 3. GC Cabinet 2. 3. Girls’ Chorus 2; Con Choir 3. Cantata 3; Honor Roll 3. 4 Horizon 4; YFC 4. MARIE BAKER—HR 220 Entered from Orofino High School, Orofino, Idaho 2. Office Squad 3 ROBERT SYLVAN BAKER— Bake —HR 32B Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Tumbling 2, 3. 4. Honor Roll 2. 3, 4. Square Dancing 2, 3. HR Treas 2. HR Pres. 3. Intramural Volleyball 3, Wildlife Club 3. Lunchline 4. HR Vice Pres 4 BLAINE BAKER— Butch —HR 303 LESLIE BAKER— Lurn —HR 212 Rifle Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2. 4, Intramural Basketball 2. 4 JIM BARTHELMESS Bart —HR 310 Class Council 2. Cantata 1, 2 3. 4. Cast of ’’Heaven Can Wait, Cast of Junior Miss' 2, Prod Staff of Night Must Fall 2. Honor Roll 2. 3, 4; Con Chou 3. Spartanaires 4. HR Vice Pres 4. Bitte. Root Staff 4 CLARA JANE BARTZ—HR 201 GAA 1. 2. 3. Sec. 2; M Club 2. 3; PE Leader 2. 3; Girls' Sextette 2; JRC Rep. 3. Con. Choir 3; Cantata 3. JANICE MARIE BERGER— Jan —HR 212 Frosh Chorus 1; Office Squad 3; Cantata 3; GC Cabinet 3; Honor Roll 3. PATRICIA ANN BELL— Patty —HR 325 CAROL R. BIRD— Birdie —HR 308 Horizon 1, 2. 3. 4. Sec.-Treas. 4; French Club l;.Band 1. 2; GAA 1, Horizon 2. 3. 4. IRC Rep. 2; GC Cabinet 3. 4. Can- Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4, Bitter Root Sales 2, Prod. Staff of lata 3, 4 Cast of Cuckoos on the Hearth 3, Prod Staff of Junior Miss 2; Konah Staff 3, 4, Editor 4. Girls' Honor Stage Door 3; Con. Choir 3. 4. Office Squad 4; GC Contact Council 3; Class Council Rep. 3. 4. GC Cabinet 3. 4. Quill Rep. 4. Prod. Staff of Sunday Costs Five Pesos 4. and Scroll 4, Treas. 4. Cantata 4. Pep Club 4. MARTA BLAIR—HR 310 Square Dance Club 1. CAP 1; GC Cabinet 2; Library Staff 2; FTA 3 BOB BLEAKMAN—HR 212 HR Pres. 1. PASF 1. 2. Pres 2; Ski Club 1. 2.. SC Rep. 2; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Class Pres 3; Key Club 3. 4. SA Vice Pres 4. Pep Club 4; Band 3. 4. Boys' State 3 RONALD BORCHERS— Borch —HR 201 HR Pres. 1. 2; Honor Roll I. Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2; M Club 2. 3. 4. Kopee Sales 3. Cantata 4; Con. Choir 4. MOLLY BOULWARE—HR 326 GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4. GC Contact Rep. 4 ORVAL BOURQUIN— Odie —HR 310 Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2: M Club 2. 3. 4 IRENE BOYD—HR 310 FHA 1; GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 PE Leader 3. 4 M ' Club 3. Library Staff 2. 3; GC Cabinet 3; DEC A 4, Honor Roll 4. 9 BETH BRIGGS- HR 308 HR See. I; Concert Choir 2. Spartanenres 4; SC Rep. 2. 3. 4 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. Horizon 2; Prod Stall ol Night Must Fall 2. Cast ol 'Heaven Can Wait . “Junior Miss 2. Prod Stall ol ‘ Cuckoos on the Hearth . Stage Door 3. Cast ol Madame Butterfly 3. Prod. Stall ol Glass Menagerie 4 Cast ol Taming of the Shrew 4. Thespians 2. 3. 4. Cantata 2. 3. 4. Sec. 4. Art Club 3; Member of Nationai High School Institute in Speech at Northwestern University. AUDRA BROWMAN— Betty —HR 308 Class Council 1; GAA I. 2. 3. 4; Debate 2. 3, Thespians 2 3. 4; Kopee Editor 3; Girls M“ Club 3. 4 HR Vice Pres. 3. GC Cabinet 3. 4; Girls' Club Executive Board 4. Girls’ State 3. AFS European Scholarship 3; Philosophy Club 3. 4 Sec. 4 High Honor Roll 1 2. 3. 4. Cantata 2. 3. 4. VALERIE BRUNSON—“Var—HR 326 Hi Y 1; Horizon 2; GAA 2; GC Contact Rep. 2; Honor Roll 3. 4 HR Pres 4 LUELLA BUCK—HR 303 FHA 1. 2; GAA 1. 2; Library Squad 2; GC Contact Rep. 3; PE Leader 3. ARTHUR BULS—HR 326 SC Rep. 1. PASF 1. 2; HR Pres. 2; Ski Club 2. 4. Cantata 3; Cast ol Madame Butterfly 3; Intramural Basketball 4 NEIL BURNHAM—“Squeaky —HR 212 JRC Council 2. 3. 4. Pres. Executive Board 3. Executive Board 4. Cast ol “Junior Miss 2. Prod. Staff of Heaven Can Wait and Night Must Fall 2; Cast ol Stage Door ; Prod. Staff of “Triad and Cuckoos on the Hearth 3; FTA 4; Thespians 4. Konah Staff 4; Cast of Taming of the Shrew . Prod. Staff of Triad . 4. KENNETH BYLER “Kenny —HR 308 Entered from Hot Springs High School. Hot Springs. Montana 4, Intramural Basketball 4 ALAN CARMICHAEL— A“—HR 325 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4. Tennis Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Kopee Sales 1; Konah Staff 1; Class Council 1. 2; Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 4. Cast of Junior Miss 2; Cast of Cuckoos on the Hearth 3. PAT CATERINO—HR 303 PAUL CHAFFEY—“Chaff —HR 310 Football 1; Intramural basketball 3 DEC A 4 1, 2; Intramural Volleyball JACK CASTEEL—HR 310 Honor Roll 1. 2; Football 2; Basketball 2. 3. 10 IONE CHAMLEY—HR E329 GAA 1, 2, 3; Tennis Club 2; GC Cabinet 2; GC Contact Rep. 2: HR Sec. 3. LARRY W. CHILCOTE— Keed —HR 326 JOANN CLINKINGBEARD— Clink —HR 308 GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4. PE Leader 3. 4: Kopee Sales 3: GC Executive Board 3. DECA 4. Treas. 4. H. J. CLUTE— Jay —HR 308 Football 1. Intramural basketball 1. 2. 4, FFA 1. 2; HR Vice Pros 1 Rifle Club 2; DECA 4 Chess Club 4. JEANNE DE VEE CORBETT— Jeannie —HR 201 Twirling 2. 3. 4. Girls Chorus 2; Con. Choir 3; Horizon Club 2 GC Cabinet 3 4. Office Squad 4 HR Sec. 4 GLEN COWAN— Cowpoke' —HR 201 Rifle Club 1; HR Vice Pres. 4 GEORGE COSGROVE HR 303 . Entered from St. Regis Hiqh School. St. Regis. Montana 4. DENIS CREIGHTON— Bull '—HR 303 Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Intramural basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Cast of Stage Door 3; Track 3. ART CRUM— Art —HR E329 Football 1. 2. 3; Intramural 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1, 2; Honor Roll 2. ROSA CROGHAN—HR 310 DENNY CULBERTSON—HR 308 Entered from Huntley Project Hiqh School. Warden. Montana 2: Saddle Club 3. 4. Square Dancing 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2. 3 4 M Club 3. 4. HR Pres. 1; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: C. J. Forbis Award 2. ] B Heavlin Award 3. Philosophy Club 3; H. R Secretary 3; 18-year-old Vote Club 3; Key Club 4; Lunchline 4. li ROGER K. DANIELS HR 326 nine lub I. 2. 3; Saddle Club 3; Leaders' Class 3; DECA 4 Treas. 4. HR Sec. 4 JANET LUCILLE DAVEY— Jan —HR 212 HR Sec. 1, 2. 3. 4: Square Dancinq 1. 2; Horizon 2. 3, Nurse's Office 2; Girls' Chorus 3; Konah Staff 4 MARION ELL DAVIS—HR 201 HR Sec. 1; FHA 1. 2; Frosh Chorus 1; GAA 2. 3; IRC Rep. Horizon 2. 3, 4; Twirlinq 3, 4; Con. Choir 3. 4; Cantata 3. FT A 3; Konah Staff 4; Ski Club 4 CAROLE LURRAY DAY—HR 220 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. HR Sec. 1; HR Vice Pres. 2. 3; GC Cal not 2. 3, 4; Horizon 1. 2. 3. 4. Tumblinq 3. 4. GC Contact Re 3. 4. Konah Staff 3. 4: Cantata 4. DON DELANEY—HR 325 Intramural basketball 1. 2. 3; Leaders Class 3. 4; DECA Pros. 4. DONNA DEMMONS—HR E329 GC Contact Rep. 1; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; GC Cabinet 1. KENNETH T. DEMMONS— Sandy —HR 212 Bitter Root Salesman 1, 2. 3; Intramural basketball 1. 3. SC Rep. 1: Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4, Kopee Sales 1. 2, 3. $ Club 1. 4. HR Pres. 2; Class Council 3; Cast of 'Madai Butterlly 3; Cast of ''Taminq of the Shrew 4; Cast ' Cuckoos on the Hearth 3; Konah Staff 3; Pep Club 3, Pres. 4 JANICE DICKSON— Jan —HR 310 Entered from Lyons Hiqh School. Lyons. Kansas Horizon 4. GAA 4. Con. Choir 4. Cantata 4. LOIS DILLREE—HR 310 Library Squad 2; GC Rep. 3; GC Cabinet 3. 4; GC Executive Board 4 ELMER DILLMAN—HR 308 Intramural basketball 1. 2. 3; Track 1, 2. Football 3. 4 HR Pres. 3: HR Sec 4; M Club 4 DON DILLY— Don —HR 220 Entered from St. Reqis Hiqh School. St. Reqis, Montana. Square Dancinq Club 3; Art Club 4 3; 12 RICHARD DODGE Dick —HR E329 Class Council 1, Treas. 1; Camera Club 1, 2, Pres. 1; Rifle Club 1; SC Rep. 2; Cantata 2; Chonita 2; Bitter Root Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 4. AGNES MARION DOWELL— Aggie —HR 326 FHA 1; Hi-Y 1. 2; Saddle Club 2. 3; Square Dance Club 3, 4; Cantata 3; Prod. Staff of 'Glass Menagerie, Taming of the Shrew . Cantata. Triad 4. WILLIAM E. DREW— Bill —HR 201 Entered from Stevensville High School 4; Intramural Basketball 4. FRANCES DWYER— Fran —HR 201 FT A 4; DEC A 4. Art Club 4. ALETHA ELLSWORTH— Lee —HR 308 Entered from Helena High School, Helena. Montana 1; Nurse's Office 4; DECA 4. HUGH ELMORE—HR 201 Football 1. 2; Intramural basketball 2; DECA 3. 4. ROGER EMBLEM— Rog —HR 310 SC 1. 2. 3; Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Cantata 1. 2. 3. 4. Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Kopee Sales 1. Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Spartanaires 2. 3] 4; intramural basketball 2; Intramural volleyball 2. 3; Intramural track 3; Pep Club 4. JIM ENGSTROM—HR 325 DICK FERRELL—HR 201 Band 1. 2. 3. CAP 2. DECA 4. ROBERT N. FELLER— Bob —HR 310 Band 1. 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 2, 4; Kopee Sales 2; DECA 3. DUANE FINK— Dan —HR 310 Intramural Basketball 1. 2. M. EILEEN FIELD—HR 220 Entered from Powell County High School. Deer Lodge, Montana 4; Honor Roll 4. CHARLES W. FISHER— Charley —HR 325 Football 1. 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2; Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3 M Club 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Lunchlme 4. NANCY FISHBURN— ‘N.G. —HR 220 THOMAS C. FLEMING— Tom —HR 325 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4. Konah Stall 3. 4. Kopee Stall 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Bitter Root Sales 4; DECA 4. FRED FORTUNE— Oscar —HR 303 Football 2. 3. 4 M Club 2. 3. 4; Intramural Basketball 2; HR Pres. 4. DON FOSTER— Don —HR 325 Entered Irom Fargo Central High School. Fargo North Dakota 3; PE Leader 3: DECA 3. 4. DUANE E. FOSTER— Dewey —HR 326 Entered from Fargo High School. Fargo, North Dakota. 2; Leaders Class 3. 4, Apparatus Team 3. 4, DECA 4. DONNA FOX— Dee —HR 212 Nurse's ollice 2; Twirling 3; Honor Roll 4, Miss Thanksgiving 4. EARL FOX—HR 326 PASF 1; DECA 4. MAUREEN OLIVE FROILAND-HR 220 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Horizon 1. , Kopee Sales 2. GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4 Council 2; GAA 2; Pep Club 3. Sec. 3. 4; Konah Stall 3; Cantata ROBERT D. GALLAGHER Spud —HR 201 SC Rep. 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Bitter Root Sales 4, DECA 4; Honor Roll 4; Intramural Volleyball 4. 3. 4 HR Vice Pres. 1; SC Rep. 2; Girls' Honor 1. Sec. 4; Class Council, 4. 14 BEVERLY GAMELGARD— Bev —HR 310 Bitter Root Sales 1; GAA 1. 2; Kopee Sales 1 HR Pres. 2; Horizon 2. 3, 4; Office Staff 2. 3; Girls' Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3. 4. Cantata 3, 4. PE Leaders' Class 3; Honor Roll 4. JERRY GAUGHAN—HR 326 Transferred from Billings Senior High School. Billings. Montana 3; Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Honor Roll 3; Konah Staff 3, 4. Boys’ State 3. RAYMOND GARDNER—HR 326 BILL GIFFIN— Gif'—HR 308 Intramural Basketball 1. 2; SC Rep. 2; DECA 3, 4 Sec 3- Bitter Root Salesman 1. 2. 3; Art Club 3. 4. Leaders' Class HR Treas. 4. 4; DECA 4. ROBERT GIFFIN— Rag —HR 201 Art Club 3. 4, leaders' Class 4. WALTER A. GIBSON— Wuzzy —HR 326 KONA 1. 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2, 3; Prod Staffs of Personal Appearance 1. Heaven Can Wait 2. Cuckoos on the Hearth and Stage Door 3, The Glass Menagerie 4; Thespians 4. KEITH GOODALL—HR 310 Entered from Butte High School, Butte. Montana. 2; DECA 4. ROBERT HAROLD GOODMAN— Bob '—HR 308 Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Sguare Dancing 1, 2. 3. 4, Tumbling 3. 4; Prod. Staff of Cuckoos on the Hearth 3. Prod. Staff of Glass Menagerie . Triad . Taming of the Sh ew 4. DECA 4. ROBERT GORDON— Bob '—HR 308 Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Konah Staff 1, 2. 3. 4; Kopee Sales 2; Bitter Root Sales 3; Intramural Volleyball 3. AVAILABLE VOT Shown LEIDA ANN GRAHAM— Cindy —HR 212 Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Horizon 1, 2, 3. 4; Sguare Dancing 1; DECA 3, 4. GC Contact Rep. 4. CLIF GUSTAFSON Gus —HR 325 15 DEAN GYLES— Dutch —HR 212 NORMA IRENE HAGEN— Blondie —HR 212 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3; M Club 4; Frosh Chorus Office Squad 4. Cast of Stage Door 3. DOUGLAS HACKER— Doug”—HR 212 Football 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 3; Ski Club 1, 4; Tennis Club 2; Prod. Staff of “Stage Door 3. IRC Rep 4; Konah Staff 4; Cast of “The Taming of the Shrew , Ait Club 4 RONALD LE REX HALL—“Ron —HR 303 HR Sec. 1; Chess Club 1, 2, Honor Roll 1. 2. 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Kopee Sales 2; Movie Operators 4; SC Rep 4 ROY ALLAN HANKEL-“Hankel —HR E329 Square Dancing Club 1. 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Football 2; Tumbling 2. 3. 4. MILTON ALFREY HANSEN— Milt —HR 220 Track 1; HR Pres. 1; Football 2; DECA 3. KAREN ANNE HANSON— P. D. —HR E329 Bitter Root Sales 1. 3, 4; Horizon 1. 2. 3, 4. Ski Club I, 2; SC Rep. 2; Konah Staff 3; DECA 4. Sec. 4; Honor Roll 4. MERLE E HARDING—HR 303 Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. ANNE MAE HARMON— Mutt —HR 201 Hi-Y 1; FHA 2; GC Cabinet 3; DECA 3. 4; Honor Roll 4. EUNICE MAUREEN HARVEY— Mike —HR 212 GAA 1. 2; FHA 1. 2; Hi-Y 1; FTA 3; Nurse's Office 3; GC Cabinet 3. 4. BEVERLY RUTH HAYDEN Ruthie —HR 310 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4, Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Orchestra 2. 3. 4. Horizon 2. 3; Tennis Club 2; Cast of “Cuckoos on the Hearth and Stage Door 3. Prod. Staff of Madame Butterfly 3; Girls' M Club 3. 4; High Honor Roll 3; Thespians 4. PE Leader 3. 4. Prod. Staff of Glass Menagerie . Taming of the Shrew and “Triad 4. 16 ROSE MARIE HEALOW— Rosie —HR E329 GAA 2. 3: IRC Rep. 2; Honor Roll 3. 4. GC Cabinet 3 4. GC Contact Rep 3; FT A 3. 4. Pres. 4 GC Sec. 4 Executive Board 4. LARRY R. HELEAN—HR 325 Entered from Gonzaga High School. Spokane. Washington 3; Football 4. M Club 4, HR Pres. 4. RAYMOND HEBERT—“Ray —HR 201 Rifle Club 1. 2. 3. Vice Pres. 1. Pres. 2, 3; DECA 4 JOYCE NONA MARLENE HENDERSON— Cookie — HR 308 Girls' Chorus 2; GC Cabinet 2; YFC 2; Con. Choir 3. 4; Cantata 3. 4. CAROL ANN HERMAN—HR 303 SC Rep 1; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Horizon Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Twirling 2. 3 HR Pres 2. 3. GAA 2. Girls Honor Council 2. Pres 2; GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4. Cast of 'Stage Door 3. Prod. Staff of Junior Miss 2; Cast of Glass Menagerie 4. Prod. Staff of Taming ol the Shrew . Triad '54 4 PE Leader 3. 4 Pep Club 3. 4. Bitter Root Staff 3. Konah Staff 3. 4. Editor 4 Cantata 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Thespians 4 JUDY HESS—HR 220 YFC 1. 2. 3. 4. GC Cabinet 2; Cantata 3. 4 Con. Choir 3; SparJanaires 4. DON HOGAN— Hogle —HR 220 KONA 1. 2. 3. 4. Movie Operator 1. 2; CAP 1. 2. 3. 4 Prod. Staff of Triad 'S3 . Stage Door 3. Prod. Staff Glass Menagerie. Cantata. Triad '54 ; Cast of Taming of the Shrev 4. SALLY HOWTON— Sal —HR 212 GAA 1; Horizon 1. 2, 4 GC Rep. 1. Prod. Staff of Triad '54 4. RONALD HUGHES— Ron —HR E329 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Intramural Volleyball 3. Intramural 3. 4. HR Vice Pres 4 CAMILLA JOYCE HUTCHINS— Mell —HR 308 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4 GAA 1; Orchestra 1. 2. Square Dancing 2; YFC 2: GC Cabinet 3; Cantata 3. BARBARA HUPFER HR 201 Entered from Victor High School. Victor. Montana 2; GC Contact Rep. 2; GAA 2; GC Cabinet 2 3. 4 DECA Parlamentarian 4. PHIL INGEBO— Ingle —HR 212 Camera Club 1. 2; Band 1. 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1 2 3. 4. Class Council Rep. 2; Konah Stall 3; DECA 4. DAVE INKS—HR 303 Football 1. 2. 3; Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3: Track 1 2- HR Pres. 3; DECA 4; HR Sec. 4. MARY ISAACS—HR 325 Entered from Forsyth High School. Forsyth. Montana 2. GC Rep. 3. GC Cabinet 3. 4. DECA 4. PAUL ISAACS— Ick —HR 303 Entered from Forsyth High School. Forsyth. Montana 1 Intramural Basketball 3; Intramural Volleyball 3; Leaders' MARIE JENSEN— Marie —HR 326 Twirling 2. 3. 4. Horizon 3. 4; DECA 3. 4. CAROL JEPSON—HR 308 GAA 1. 2. 3; FHA 3; FTA 4. GC Cabinet 4 DAN JOHNSON— Danny —HR 326 RICHARD JOHNSON— Dick —HR 212 FRED JOHNSON— Johns —HR 201 Entered from Lutesville High School. Lutesville. Missouri- Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4. IRC Rep 4. Intramural Vo'lley-ball 4. GORDON JOHNSON—HR 212 18 ROBERT JONES— Deacon —HR 310 Football 1; HR Pres. 1; Track 1. 2; Kopee Sales 1; Honor Roll 1, 4; High Honor Roll 2. 3; Class Council 2; Key Club 2. 3, 4. Pres. 4. Vice Pres. 3; Intramural Basketball 2; SC Rep 2, 4. SC Sec. 3; Bitter Root Co-Editor 3. Editor 4; Boys' State 3; AFS European Scholarship 3; M Club Boxing Award 3; PE Leader 3, 4; Apparatus Team 3; Pep Club 3. 4; SC Administrative Com. Chairman 4; Ski Club 2. EDITH JOSCELYN— Edle HR 325 SA Rep 1; Band 1, 2. 3; Orchestra 1, 2. 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4. GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4 Konah Staff 3. 4. Editor 4. Bitter Root Staff 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Sec. 4; Horizon 1. 2. 3. 4. ZANE JOHNSON—HR 220 Rtfle Club 1; Debate 1; Cast of Cuckoos on the Hearth ; Honor Roll 4. DEC A 4 SHIRLEY KALLIS—HR 303 FHA 1; GAA 1. 2; Twirling 2. 3; Library Squad 3; GC Cabinet 4. ROBERT F. KELLY— Boozer —HR 201 Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; HR Pres. 4. Intramural Volleyball 4 DANIEL S. KEMP Dan —HR 220 HR Pres. 1; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. High Honor Roll 1; Konah Airwaves 1; L. C. Ennis Award 1: Class Council Rep. 2; Science Club 2; Debate Club 2. 3. 4; Kopee Editor 2; Class Treas. 3; Philosophy Club 3, 4. Cast of Taming of the Shrew ’. Prod. Staff of Triad 54 . ROGER JOHNSON— Nick —HR 212 Football 1. 2, 3, 4. HR President 1; Track 1, 2, 3. 4. Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; M Club 3. 4. M Club Boxing 3, 4. PATRICIA KENNEDY— Pat —HR 310 Horizon 1. 2. 3. 4. GAA I. 2. 3. 4. Council 2. 3. 4. Vice Pres 4. Girls' M Club 2. 3. 4; PE Leader 3. 4. Band 1, 2. 3. 4, Honor Roll 1; Orchestra 3, 4; Tennis Club 2; HR Pres. 2; Bitter Root Sales 2. JAMES O. KITCHIN— Kitch —HR E329 Entered from Butte Public High School. Butte. Montana. 3; Intramural Basketball 3. 4. PENNY KITTELL— Nickel —HR 326 GC Contact Rep. 1; Horizon 1. 2. 3. 4 GAA 1 2. 3. 4 Council 3. 4. Sec 4. Cast of Junior Miss’ 2. Sunday Costs Five Pesos 4 Class Council 3. 4: SC Rep. 4. Cantata 4; Girls M Club 3. 4. ROBERT DAVID KNOYLE— Bob —HR 212 Entered from South Junior Hiah School Boise, Idaho 2: Football 2; Tumbling 2. 3. 4; Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4. Intramural Volleyball 3. 19 SHIELA LA CHAMBRE—HR 325 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1. 2. 3. 4, Treas. 2. Pres. 3. Dist. Chairman 4 SC Rep. 2; Girls' Chorus 2; GC Cabinet 3. 4. Class Treas. 4; Pep Club 4. CHARLES KODIS— Chuck —HR 303 Honor Roll 2; DECA 4. JAMES ANTHONY KOHLER— Jim —HR 212 KAREN KOLPPA—HR 212 GC Contact Rep. 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Girls' Chorus 1, 2; Con. Choir 3. 4. Honor Roll 2. 4; GC Cabinet 1. 2. 3. 4; SC Rep. 3; FT A 3. 4; Vice Pres. 4; FHA 4. Pres. 4. Konah Staff 4; Cantata 3, 4. CHARLES H. KOSKI— Chas —HR E329 Kopee Sales 1; HR Sec. 1, Pres. 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. Honor Roll 1, 2; Ski Club 3; Football 3; Konah Staff 4. Pep Club 4. WAYNE KOST— Pee Wee —HR 220 Football Mgr. 1, 2. 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 3; YFC 3. 4. HR Vice Pres and Pres. 3; M Club 4. MARJORIE KRAMEN— Marge —HR 303 Mixed Chorus 1; Girls’ Chorus 2; Con. Choir 4; Cantata 4, HR Sec. 4. CLARA JEAN LASH— Jeanie —HR 308 GAA 1. 2; FHA 1. Honor Roll 1. 2; Class Council 1. 2; HR Sec. 1, 2; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Horizon 2, 3, 4; Con. Choir 3, 4; Cast of Stage Door 3; Cantata 3, 4 GC Cabinet 3, 4 JANICE ELSIE LANGE— Dolly —HR 220 GAA 1. 3. 4. CAP 1. 2. 3. 4- Office Staff 4, GC Cabinet 4. JEANNETTE KAY LEBSACK—HR 220 GAA 1; Horizon 1; GC Cabinet 2. 3; PASF 2; Honor Roll 3. 4; JRC Rep. 3; Office Squad 3. 20 RONALD DEAN LONG— Bix —HR E329 Entered from Helena High School, Helena. Montana 3; Band 3, 4. Orchestra 3. 4; DECA 4; French Club 4. JACK LOVELL— Golden Toe —HR 303 HR Pres. 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 4; Football 2. 4; Pep Club 4; M Club 4. MOLLEY MASSEY McCULLOUGH—HR 303 HR Vice Pres. 1; Honor Roll 1; Horizon 1, 2, 3. 4. Class Council 2; Twirling 3, 4; SC Rep. 3; GC Cabinet 4; Cheerleader 4. JOAN RAE McFARLAND— Joanie —HR 220 IRC Rep. 1; HR Sec. 1; Kopee Sales 1; Horizon 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Council 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll 3: Prod. Staff of ' Stage Door 3; Konah Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; PE Leader 3; HR Sec. 4 Bitter Root Staff 4. DELLA L. LEWIS •Dell —HR 308 Entered from Moses Lake High School. Washington 3; Cantata 3; GC Cabinet 4. IRC Rep. 4. DOROTHY LEWIS— Dot —HR 326 Library Staff 2; GC Cabinet 2; Honor Roll 3; Ticket Office Mgr. 3. MARY ELIZABETH LIGHTFOOT— Liz —HR E329 Horizon 1, 2, 4; Ski Club 1, 2; Tennis Club 1. 2; Horizon Pres 4; Honor Roll 2, 4; Prod. Staff of Junior Miss 2, Taming of the Shrew 4. Re-entered from Beaverhead County High School, Dillon. Montana 4, JRC Rep. 4. MICHAEL LINN— Houdini —HR 220 Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4; HR Pres. 1. 2; Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1; Honor Roll 2; Cast of Stage Door ‘ 3. Taming of the Shrew 4. Boys' State 3; M Club 3, 4. Olfice Staff 4, Cantata 4; Konah Staff 4; Philosophy Club 4. Quill and Scroll 4. GERALD LIVESEY— Gerry —HR 220 Honor Roll 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Office Squad 3. WILLIAM McCULLOUGH— Sandy —HR 308 Ski Club 2; HR Sec. 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Class Council 3; Pep Club 4. PATSY L. McGEE— Pat —HR 308 Bitter Root Sales 1; GAA 1, 2; FHA 1; Honor Roll 4. 21 DAVE McLAUGHLIN— Mac -—HR E329 Band 1. 2. 3. 4; CAP 1. 2. 3. 4 HR Treas. 4. HELENA MATTHEWS Honor Roll 1, 2; GAA 1. 2; Frosh Chorus ]; Girls' Chorus 2; Con. Choir 3; Cantata 3; Horizon Club 3. 4. Philosophy Club 3; Konah Staff 4. DECA 4. JERRY MACLAY— Jerr —HR 310 Football Mgr. 1; Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Track 1; Honor Roll 3; Football 3. 4; Radio Club 4 ROGER MEGERTH— Rog”—HR 201 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4. SC Rep. 1; Class Vice Pres. 1, Class Pres. 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Tennis Club 1. 2. 3, Vice Pres. . Pres. 3; Frosh Chorus 1; Class Council 3; Cast of Cuckoos on the Hearth 3: Konah Staff 3. 4. Editor 4; Boys' State 3; Pep Club 4: Interscholastic Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Spartanaires 4; Kopee Staff 4. CHARLES MEYER— Chuck”—HR 201 Camera Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec. 2. Vice Pres. 3. Pres. 4. Movie Operator 1. 2. 3. 4. Chess Club 1. 2; Intramural Basketball 2, 3. 4; Intramural Volleyball 4. Radio Club 2. 3. 4; KONA 4. BARBARA ANN MECKLER— Barbee —HR 326 GC Cabinet 3. 4; DECA 4. JOAN MILES—HR 212 PASF 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3; Frosh Chorus 1. JACK H. MILLER— Jack”—HR 325 Cantata 1, 2. 3. 4. Frosh Chorus 1; Con. Choir 2; Spartanaires 3. 4; PASF 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 1. 2; Honor Roll . 2, 3. 4; Cast of Chonita 2; Cast of Taming of the Shrew 4. KIM MILLER—HR 201 Entered from Sandpoint High School. Sandpoint. Idaho. 4, Honor Roll 4. GILBERT MILLIKAN— Gil”—HR 325 SC Rep. 1. 3; Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; IRC Rep. 2. 3; Cantata 2. 3. 4. Prod. Staff of Night Must Fall , Heaven Can Wait . Junior Miss 2; Konah Staff 3; Thes- Sians 3. 4. Vice Pres. 4 Prod. Staff of Cuckoos on the earth . Madame Butterfly' 3; Junior Prom Chairman 3; Quill and Scroll 4, Class Vice Pres. 4. Noise Parade Chairman 4. Prod. Staff of The Glass Menagerie'. Taming of the Shrew” 4. LESLIE MILLS Let”—HR 310 Cantata 1; Concert Choir 2: Square Dancing 3. 4 Saddle Club 3. DORLENE MINSTER— Dor —HR 212 GAA 1; Square Dancing 1; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Frosh Chorus 1; Girls' Chorus 2; Tumbling 1. 2. 3; Kopee Sales 1. 2; YFC 3. 4. ALFRED MOOD— Al —HR 201 Camera Club 1. 2. 3 Treas. 2. Pres 3. Track 1; CAP 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 4. Intramural Volleyball 4 KAREN MJOLSNESS—HR 220 Horizon 1. 2. 3. 4. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Band I. 2. 3; IRC Rep. 2. FRANK JOSEPH MORAVEC— Joe —HR E329 Cantata 1. 2. 3. 4; CAP 1. 2. 3; Con. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Choni-ta 2; Movie Operator 3. 4. Sec. 3; Pres. 4 I TOM MONGAR—HR 310 Debate and Oratory 3. WILLIAM MORRELLES— Bill —HR 212 Honor Roll 1. LESLIE MUCHMORE—!'Muchless —HR 201 Entered from Colfax High School. Colfax. Washington. 3; Honor Roll 3. 4. High Honor Roll 4. Cast of Cuckoos on the Hearth 3; SC Rep. 4, Thespians 4. Prod. Staff of Glass Menagerie 4. Cast of Triad 54 4, Cantata 4. Band 3. 4. BILLIE IRENE MUIR— Bill —HR E329 Horizon 1, GAA 1. 3. 4. Kopee Sales 1: Girls' Chorus 2. 3; IRC Rep. 3; Girls' M Club 3; Square Dancing 3. 4; YFC 3. 4. JIM MULLER—HR 325 FFA 1. 2. 3. Honor Roll 3. JANIE JO MURPHY— Murph —HR 310 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; HR Sec. 2, 4. GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4 Assembly Chairman 3; Art Club 3. 4. Office Squad 3. Bitter Root Staff 3. 4. Pep Club 4. Horizon 4; Class Council 4. BILL MURPHY Murph —HR 310 Football 1; Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Rifle Club 1. 2, 4. Tennis Club 1. 2. 3. 4. IRC Reo. 2. 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 2; Wildlife lub 3 4 Pres. 4 Bitter Root Sales 3; Konah Staff 4. 23 LANNY NEI—HR 308 Entered from Hazen Hi� jh School. Hazen. North Dakota 3; DEC A 3. Honor Roll 3. JOHN NELSON— Johnny —HR E329 Track 2. 3. 4. FFA 2. Treas. 2. Football 3. 4; Intramural Basketball 3. 4 M Club 4 JACK NELSON— Swede —HR 326 ROY BRUCE NEWTON— Newt —HR 220 HR Vice Pros 1; HR Pres. 2. Cantata 2. 3. 4 Track 1. Intramural Basketball 1. 2; DECA 3. STANLEY ALAN NICHOLSON— Stan —HR E329 Football 1. 2. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4, Key Club 2. 3. 4. Sec. 3. Pep Club 3. 4. SC 3, 4. Treas. 3. Pres. 4. Boys' State 3; HR Pres. 3. Intramural Basketball 3. STUART NICHOLSON— Stu —HR 325 HR Pres 1. 2; Intramural Basketball 1; Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. Key Club 2, 3 4. Treas 4, M Club 3. 4, Pep Club 3. Honor Roll 3: Boys' State 3; Class Pres. 4 BETTY MARGARET NOACK— Bets —HR 325 Cantata 1. 2, 3. 4 FHA 1; GAA 2 Con. Choir 2; Spartan-aires 3. 4. Horizon 2. 3; Cast of Chonita 2. FTA 3. 4, DECA 3. 4 FRANCIS NORDGULEN— Fran —HR 220 FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Cantata 4. ELSIE NORDWICK—HR 220 Horizon 1 2. 3. 4. GAA 1. HR Sec. 3 DENISE NORLING— Denny —HR 303 FHA 1. 2. 'Frosh Chorus 1. Kopee Sales 7 HR Vice Pres 2; Girls' Chorus 2; IRC Rep. 2. Con. Chou 3. GC Cabinet 3; Honor Roll 3. 4. LOUIE OBLINGER Lou —HR 325 Football I. 2 3. Basketball Mar I. ?. 3 4 Track 1. Intramural Basketball I. 7. 3 4; Kopee Sales 2. M Club 4. 24 DON OLSON— Olie —HR 308 Football I. 4; Track 1, 2. 3; Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; HR Pres. 3; YFC 3. 4 CAROL JEAN OSTERGREN— Jeannie —HR 326 GAA 1; Horizon 1. 2. 3. 4; Twirling 2. 3; PASF 2; IRC Rep. 3. 4; GC Cabinet 4. ROBERTA OLSON—“Bobby —HR 201 GAA 1, 2. 3. 4, Council 4; Honor Roll 2; Con. Choir 3. 4; Cantata 3. 4; GC Cabinet 3; PE Leader 3. 4, Konah Staff 4. KEITH OWEN—HR 201 Honor Roll 1; Intramural 1. 2. 3; Football 2; DECA 3; HR Pres. 3. HARLENE PAGE— H. P. —HR 201 GC Contact Rep. 1. 2, 4; GAA 1; Ski Club 1; Spanish Club 1; IRC Rep 1; Office Squad 2; HR Treas. 2; SC Rep. 3; Twirling 3. 4. DARRYL D. PALMER— D —HR 308 CAP 1; Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 2; DECA 4. AUDREY JEAN PARENT—HR 303 SC Rep. 1. 2; Class Council 1; IRC ReD. 1: HR Vice Pres. 1 Sec. 2, 3; Kooee Sales 1; Konah Stall 3; Twirling 2. 3 4 Prod Staff of Junior Miss 2; Horizon 1. 2, 3. 4. Girls Chorus 3; Con. Choir 4. Cantata 4. LARRY ANNA PATTEN— Larry —HR 303 FHA 1; GAA 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec. 3; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4 Girls' Honor Council 1. 2; Bitter Root Sales 3, Cantata 3. 4. GC Cabinet 3. 4, GC Pres. 4. Pep Club 4 BONNIE JUNE PATTON— Junie —HR 325 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Cantata 1. 2. 3. 4. Frosh Chorus 1; Con. Choir 2; Spartanaires 2, 3. 4. GC Contact Rep. 2; Cast of Chonita 2: Cast of Purple Dream 3; Prod Staff of Madame Butterfly , Stage Door 3. SC Rep. 4 Kopee Editor 4; Thespians 4; Prod. Staff ol Glass Menagerie Taming of the Shrew 4. MARCIA PENDERGAST—HR 212 Transfered from Jefferson County High School, Boulder. Montana, 3; Honor Roll 3, 4. Horizon 3, 4 25 ELIZABETH RUTH POLINSKY— Betty —HR 303 Entered from Sacred Heart Academy 4. PAT POMINVILLE— Pomie —HR 325 Cheerleader 1. 2. 3 Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Kopee Salesman 1. HR Sec. 1. 2. 3 4. Horizon 1. 2. 3. 4. GAA 1. CAMIE PETERSON—HR 310 Horizon 1. 2. 3, 4. Sec. 2. Vice Pres. 3, GC Cabinet 1. 2, 3. 4. Twirling 2. 3: Honor Roll 2. 3; HR Sec. 2; Con. Choir 3; Cantata 3. 4 Pep Club 4. GC Vice Pres 4. Thespians 4. Prod Staff of Cuckoos on the Hearth 3. Glass Menagerie and Taming of the Shrew 4 KENNETH PFAU— Kenny —HR E329 JAMES PICKENS— Jim —HR 32B Football 1. 2. 3, 4. All State 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4 HR Treas 3; M Club 3. 4 MARJORIE PICKENS— Margie —HR 325 Entered from Frenchtown High School. Frenchtown. Montana 4 ELEANOR PILON—HR 325 Entered from Anaconda High School. Anaconda. Montana 2; YFC 2. 3. 4. Honor Roll 2; DEC A 4 LORRAINE PINE— Reenie —HR 212 SC Rep. 1; Frosh Chorus 1; Library Squad 2. 3; GC Cabinet 2. 3. YFC 3; PE Leader 3; Honor Roll 3. 4. KB CORA PLENGER Bubble —HR 32G Horizon 1, 2 Bitter Root Sales 1. 2. 3. 4. DECA 4 CAROL POPHAM—HR 212 PASr • 2; Hi-y i; fha i. DONALD A. PRAAST— Don —HR 303 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. OLIVE RAMBO— Lulu —HR 326 THA I. 2. IRC Rep 3. DECA 3. 4 HR Treas 4 DAVID RASMUSSEN— Rass —HR 308 Radio Club 1,2. HR Pres 2; DECA 3 BILL REGAN—HR 326 Bitter Root Stall 3. 4 DECA 3. 4 DEAN REGENOS— Reggie —HR 212 Honor Roll 1. 2. Football I, Science Club I, 2 Intramural Basketball 1. 4. Rifle Club 2 Square Dancma 2. 4 Radio Club 2. DECA 3. 4 Konah Stall 4 Quill and Scroll 4 HR Pres 4 NASEBY RHINEHART JR.— Pete'—HR 310 Football 1. 2. 3 4 Basketball 1. 2. t 4. Track 1. 2. 3 4 M Club 1. 2. 3. 4 HR Vice Pres 1, 2. 3 HR Pres 4 Cantata 3 Key Club 4 Boys' Slate 3 M Club Treas 4 MAURICE RICHARDSON—HR 303 FRANCIS GEORGE RIELEY Bill —HR 220 Basketball 1. 2, 3; Track I. 2. Lunchline 4 — � “ ROBERT SACKETT— Satch —H 201 SC Rer- 1 Square Dannnq I. 2. 3. 4 Cantata I Saddle Club 2. FTA 3. 4 Cast ol Tamma ol the Shrew 4 Prod Stall ol Triad 'S4 4 Thespians 4 OWEN SCHMAUTZ— Ilean —HR 303 YFC 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 12 3 4 Track 1 2 J. M Club 3. 4 NANCY SCHMAUTZ—HR 201 DENNIS SCHOENING—HR 303 Entered from Danube High School. Danube Minnesota. Intramural Basketball 3 WILLIAM ROBERT SCOTT Scotty”—HR 325 Football 1. 2 3. 4 Basketball 1 2. Track 1 M Club 3. 4 HR Pies 3 LARRY SEITZ— Lar —HR 220 Honor Roll 12 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Fiosh Chorus I HR Treas 3. HR Pres 4 BUDDY SELLERS— Howie —HR E329 Football 1 2 3. 4 Track I 2, Intramural Basketball I. 2 Key Club 2 3 4 M Club 3 4 Pep Club 3 Key Club Treas 3 MARY ANN SERBA— Dolly —HR E329 GAA I Office Squad 4 LUANNE CATHERINE SHARPE— Lu —HR E329 Horizon I 2 3, 4 Pres 3 Sec 4 Band I. 2. 3. Class Council Pi : d Staff of Junior Miss 2 GC Cabinet 2. 3. 4 DECA Club 3 Pep Club 4 HR Sec 4 MARIE DOLORES SHELLMAN— Marie —HR 220 HR Pres 1. 3 HR Vice Pres 2. HR Treas 4. Kopee Sales 2; Honor Roll 3 C ist of Stage Door” 3. Prod. Staff of Glass Mena aerie 4 Cantata 3 4 Con Choir 3. 4. SC Rep 3. PATRICIA SHOUP— Pat —HR 201 FHA I. 2 Horizon 2. 3. 4 Frosh Chorus I GAA I. 2. Class Council 2 Girls Chorus 2. Tumbling 2. Office Squad 4. LEWIS R SHULL Lew HR 220 Band 1 SC Rep 1 Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Science Club 1. Sec. 1. Intramural Basketball 1 2. 3 4. Bitter Root Sales 2 3. 4 A; Prod Staff of Staae Door” 3 HR Treas 4 DAVID SICKELS— Dave —HR 308 Entered from Corvallis High School. Corvallis Montana DECA 3 4 HR Pres 4 UNA GAYE SILER— Gaye —HR 201 GAA 1. FHA I Twirling 2. 3. 4 Bitter Root Sales 2. 3. HR Sec 2. 3. Office Squad 3 PATRICIA SKAHAN— Patty —HR E329 SC Rep 1, 3 Horizon 1.2 3 4 Vice Pres 2. Class Council 2. 4 HR Sec 2. Chairman of Publications Corn.. SC. 3. Pep Club 3 4 Con Choir 3. 4 Cantata 3. 4 HR Vice Pres 4 BOB SKINNER—HR 308 football I; PE Leader 3. 4; Apparatus team 3; Bitter Root Sales 4 LYDIA SKOBLIN— Lyd — HR 310 PASF 2. 3. 4. Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Girls' Chorus 2; Con Choir 3. 4. GAA 3. 4. PTA 3. 4. Sec 4. GC Contact Rep 3. 4. GC Cabinet 3. 4. Prod. Stall ol 'Madame Butterfly’ 3. Girls' M Club 4. Bitter Root Sales 4. CAROL |. SMITH— Smitty —HR 212 GC Contact Rep. 1; Honor Roll 4 CAROL SMITH—HR E329 Entered from Victor High School. Victor. Montana 2. Square Dancing 3. 4. HAZEL SMITH— Haze —HR 310 GAA I. 2. 3, 4. Council 3. Pres. 4. Tennis Club 2; HR Vice Pres 3. Ski Club 3. 4. PE Leader 3t 4. Honor Roll 3 4 Kopee Sales 3. Spartanaires 3. 4; Cantata 3. 4. Girls M Club 3. 4. GC Cabinet 3. 4. SC Sec. 4. Pep Club 4. Girls' Honor Council 4 Art Club 4. Horizon 4 MARCIA SMITH— Smitty —HR 303 Girls’ Honor Council 1; Horizon 1. 2. Pres. 1; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. GC Cabinet I. 2. 3. 4. Executive Board 4. Con Choir 2. HR Sec. 2. Library Squad 2, Class Council 3, 4. Spartanaires 3. 4. Cast of Stage Door 3; Girls’ State 3, Thespians 4. Cantata 3. 4. JAMES H. SNYDER— Jim —HR E329 HR Pres. 1. Square Dancing I; Band I. 2. 3. 4, Orchestra 2. 3. 4. Spartanaires 2. 3. 4. Cantata 1. 2. 3. 4, Class Coun cil 1; Boys' State 3; SC Rep. 4. Prod. Stalf of Taming of the Shrew and Triad ’54 4. I ROSEMARY SOL— Rosie —HR 308 Libiary Squad I. 2. 3. Office Squad 2. 3. Horizon 2. 3. 4. Cantata 3; DEC A 4. FT A 4 BOB SORENSON—HR 325 Transferred lrom Hamilton High School. Hamilton. Montana 2; Intramural Basketball 2. 3; Key Club 4. Pep Club 4. DECA 4 MARJORIE SPAULDING— Marge'—HR 201 Class Sec. I Bittei Root Sales I Hon n ? 4 Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. HR Sec 1 Libraiy Squad I Cl i Council 2. Office Squad 2. Gills' Stale 3 Gill.. Honoi council 3 4 PE Leader 3. 4 GC Cabinet J 4 GC !.� •• ntive Bojid 4 Piod. Stalf ol Cuckow: on the H« utti Sta le Dcoi 3, Glass Menageui and ‘Tiiud 1 4 4 Koj ee Stall 4 Thes- pians 4 JULIA ANN SPEAKS— Frenchy—HR 220 Cast of Stage Door 3. (X 4B5ENT WHEN Pictures were MADE FRED SPIEKERMAN— Speck —HR 212 DONALD SQUIRE— Digger' —HR E329 T nms Club I. 2. 3. 4 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 HR Pres 1 Square Dancing 1 Konah Stall 3. Tumbling 3 Football Mgr 4 DOLORES JEAN STANLEY— Dee —HR 308 FHA 1 GAA 1. Band I. 2. Re-entered from Elwaco High School. Elwaco. Washington 3. Girls' Chorus 2. Horiron 4. Cantata 4 DON STEPHAN—HR E329 Bittei Root Stall 3. STANLEY STIMSTON—’ Stan —HR 325 Tennis Club 1. 2: Intramural Basketball 3. LORETTA LEE STRATTON— Lottie —HR E329 GAA I 3. 4 Tumbling 1; CAP 2. 3. 4. GC Cabinet 4 r GAIL PATRICIA STURGEON—HR 310 Entered Irom St John High School. Omaha, Nebraska 3 Horizon 3 4 Cantata 3 4 GC Cabinet. 4 Prod Stall ol Glass Menagerie” 4. DANA SULLIVAN—HR 220 Entered Irom Stevensville High School. Stevensville, Mon tana 2. Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 2. HR Pres 3; Philosophy Club 3. 4. Debate 3. 4 Konah Stall 4 Quill and Scroll 4 LOUIS MATTHEW SURBROOK— Louie —HR 201 Kopee Sales 1. 3. Intramural Basketball 1. 2. Science Club 1 Rille Club 1 Square Dancing 2. DECA 4 YVONNE SWEENEY—HR 303 Frosh Chorus 1 GAA 1. 2. 3. Square Dancina 1. 2; Girls’ Chorus 2 Oflice Squad 3 Tennis Club 3 HAZEL TABISH—HR 303 30 ANNE TAYLOR— Annie”—HR 308 SC Rep. 1; Tennis Club 1. 2, 3; Horizon 1, 2, 3. 4; GAA 1, 2. 3, Orchestra 1. Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4. Library Squad 1. 2, 3; Re-entered from Everett High School, Everett, Washington 3; GC Cabinet 2. 3, 4, GC Executive Board 4. Girls' Chorus 2; Thespians 3. 4; Cast of Cuckoos on the Hearth , Stage Door 3; Prod. Staff of Triad '53 3; Philosophy Club 3. 4, PASF 3. Prod. Staff of Glass Menagerie . ' Taming of the Shrew 4. Cast of Triad '54 4. Bitter Root Stalf 4. Class Council 4: Kopee Editor 4. BRAD LEE TERRELL—HR 212 Honor Roll 2; IRC Rep. 2. Rifle Club 2; HR Pres. 3; Tum- ALLAN THERR1AULT—HR 325 Con. Choir 3. EMMA COLEEN THERRIAULT— Coleen —HR E329 GAA 1, 2. 3; Square Dancing 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4 Band I. 2. 3, 4 Bitter Root Sales 2. PE Leader 3. 4. Class Council 3. BETTY JOAN WEIDEMAN—M.M.—HR 308 Tumbling 2; Square Dancing 2; Office Squad 3; GC Cabinet 4. FRED WELDON— Dad —HR 310 Football 1. 3. 4, Band 2; Tennis Club 2. 3, 4. Ski Club 2. 3. Cantata 3, 4; Cast of Purple Dream . Stage Door 3; Kopee Sales 3; Pep Club 4. M Club 4 ROBERT MERLE WENSTROM— Tootle —HR 201 Entered from Bordulac Consolidated School, Bordulac, North Dakota 1. KONA 2. 3, 4. Intramural Basketball 2; Prod. Staff of Glass Menagerie 4. Cast of Taming of the Shrew and Triad '54 4; 'Thespians 4. ROBERT G. WHALEY— Censored‘—HR 220 Class Pres. 1. Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3, 4. Kopee Sales 1; HR Vice Pres. 2, Key Club 3. 4. State Treas. 4. Pep Club 3; M Club 3. 4. HR Pres. 3; Con. Choir 3; M Club Vice Pres. 4. Intramural Basketball 4; Lunchline 4. ALICE WISE— Allie —HR E329 Frosh Chorus 1; YFC 3. 4. Honor Roll 3. 4. DECA 4; Art Club 4 RICHARD WOLFE—HR 220 CAP 1. 2. 3. 4. World Affairs Club 3, Sec.-Treas. 3. i 31 FRED WOLSCHLAGER HR 220 TOM WALDBILLIG— Tom —HR 303 MATTHEW WALDOR— Cat —HR 220 PASF 1. 2: HR Pres. 1; HR Treas. 2; HR Sec. 3; HR Vice Pres. 4. Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Key Club 2 3 4-Class Treas. 2; Class Vice Pres. 3; DECA 3. 4- Pea Club 3. 4; Vice Pres. 4. H RAY WALSETH— RB —HR 212 Entered from Dawson County High School, Montana 3; Konah Staff 3. 4; Intramural Basketball 3. 4. HANS H. WEBER—HR 32S Entered from Boys' Central High School. Butte. Montana 3. BETTY JOAN WEIDEMAN—M.M.—HR 308 Tumbling 2; Square Dancing 2; Office Squad 3; GC Cabinet 4. FRED WELDON— Dad —HR 310 Football 1. 3. 4. Band 2; Tennis Club 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 2. 3. Cantata 3. 4; Cast of Purple Dream , Stage Door 3; Kopee Sales 3; Pep Club 4; M Club 4 ROBERT MERLE WENSTROM— Tootle —HR 201 Entered from Bordulac Consolidated School. Bordulac. North Dakota 1. KONA 2. 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2; Prod. Staff of Glass Menagerie ' 4; Cast of Taming of the Shrew and ‘ Triad '$4 4, Thespians 4. ROBERT G. WHALEY— Censored —HR 220 Class Pres. 1; Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3, 4. Kopee Sales 1; HR Vice Pres. 2; Key Club 3. 4. State Treas. 4; Pep Club 3; M Club 3. 4. HR Pres. 3; Con. Choir 3; M Club Vice Pres. 4. Intramural Basketball 4; Lunchline 4. ALICE WISE— AUie —HR E329 Frosh Chorus 1; YFC 3. 4; Honor Roll 3. 4; DECA 4. Art Club 4. RICHARD WOLFE—HR 220 CAP 1. 2. 3. 4. World Affairs Club 3. Sec.-Treas 3. TOO }7cT Sl UW' FRED WOLSCHLAGER HR 220 RICHARD WORNATH— Rich —HR 326 Band � FFA 2. 3 DAVE WYATT— Stub —HR 326 SC Rep 1; Kopee Sales 1; Key Club I . 2. 3. 4 HR Vice Pres. 1. HR Sec 2 Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2; Intramural Basketball 3. 4. Tumbling 2. 3. 4. Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 3; DEC A 3. Of! ice Squad 4 GENE YARNELL Gene —HR 326 Transferred from Gonzaga High School. Spokane. Washington 3. What's Holdinq Up the Parade? X Junior Hotdoggian Succumbs 3 Senior Prexy Presented Pep Jug 4 What a Line! This senior section is dedicated to the memory of Barbara Webster, who lost her life in a tragic two-car collision November 7, 1953. Barbara was a popular. Senior student; a member of Pep Club, Senior Council, Quill and Scroll, and ad manager on the 1952 Konah staff. Music was her first love and she was a member of Spartanaires. She was an accomplished pianist and accompanied many soloist and music groups throughout her high school years. QumoA, QhaAAu ____ SHeP°r Miss Wv ey and W Co POI's°,S The long-standing proverb busy as a beaver gave 'he Junior Class their name It aptly describes this class too. They sold hot dogs at football games, pop at basketball games, booster pins, Spartan stationery and season tickets to Thespian plays. Annual Junior Prom was put on in the spring, they sponsored two school dances and their annual assembly during the year Ed Shope heads the class as president; Bill Steinbren-ner is vice-president; Edwina Sievers, secretary; and Bonnie Privett, treasurer Miss Mary Riley is the sponsor. Ed Shop President Bill Steinbrenner Vice President ClaAA, founnl Seated: Edwina Siever . Bonnie Privett. Mary Jean Schilling Connie Caddell. Jerry Simon. Jim Chaffin. Bob Sullivan. Ed Shope; Standing: Allison Howard. Jerry Eddie mon. Mel Gilgen. Bill Steinbrenner. John Reely. Dean Jensen. Edwina Sievers Secretary 3f Akerson Belly Albert Allred Anderson Wallace Badden Nancy Baier. Darlene Barnes Dave Barry. Alice Bauer. Jim Bauer Marilyn Beardmore Howard Beckwith Bill Billingsley Vulloy Bookman Montana Borchers Karl Borgstede Lillian Bourdeau )oye Boyce lolanda Buchanan Grace Buckhouse Gerald Burklund Rhea Caddell. Connie Carlson. Dorothy 37 Carr. LaDonna Carroll. Simie Carroll. Robert Castle. Lynn Chaffey. Jo Anne Chaffin. Carol Chaffin. James Chaffin. Jean Christensen. Ruby Cobb. Diane Collins. Dennis Conkling. Linda Cote. Don Coty, Burt Crawford. William Davenport. Phyllis Davey. John Davis. Danna Davis. Linda Davis. Ursula Day. Duane Deck. Joy Dillree. Bonnie Dobak. Tom Douglas. William Dunwell. Robert Eddlemon. Gerald Ellis. Jean Farrel. Rose 38 39 Feller. Alice Felix. Leland Ferrlan. Frances Fisher. Virginia Flory. Wanda Flynn. Orland Footer. Jack Forbis, Mary Jo Ford. Fred Froiland. Solveig 4C Harrison Larry Harsell William Hart Marvin Hart Richard Hauck Karlene 42 LePiane. Carolyn Lindh. Quest Little. Robert Livesey. Robert Llewellyn. Pat Lembke. Louis Leonard. Patrick Last Minutes Madsen. Donna Maqstadt. Daniel Marek. Roselyn Martel. Jewel Meckler. Lorraine I Lorance. Ted Lucey. Jim McBride. Mary Jo McKay. Jeannine Mace. Donald Meisinqer. Richard Meyers. Robert Minster. Del Mints. Adrienne Moore. Velma Mueller. Bruce Mueller. Marcia Museus. Betty Naqle. Edna Naqy. Virqinia Neudeck. Lowell Newton. Marqaret Nicklous. Esther Niemeyer. Jodie Nordwick. Bob C A Nash. Maureen Nei. Ormie Nelles. Donald Nelson. Kenneth Nelson. Ruth Plall. Edmund Phelan. James Phelps. Joe Phelps. Lyle Piccinini. Monte Pickel. Frank Pond. Jim Potter. Henry Poulas. Peter Pretz. Jeanette Seim. Bob Seitz. Jack Shope. Edward Sievers. Edwina Simon. Gerald Smith. Margaret Sperry. Leona Strong. Janis Sullivan. Robert Swearingen. William Thibodeau. Jack Thormley. Shirley Turrell. Marilyn Vaage. Dolores Vann. Pete Waldbillig, Jim Waters. Noel Whitaker, Nancy Wick. Ruth Wilcox. Betty Wilhelm. Glenn Willard. Marilyn 45 46 Will . Dorothy Wise. Joyce Wolfe. Francine Wolter. Roger Wryn. Frank Wonderlich. John Yandt. Max Zieg. Phillip Hansen. Melody Pramenko. Paul BUSY BEAVERS Anderson. Agnes Andrus. Thomas Benson. Gordon Bush. Jerry Caddell. Mike Clark. Robert Close. William Crist. Darlene Cruickshank. Sharon Denny. Ray Dickinson. Elizabeth Dishman. William Fehr. Shiela Feller. Arthur Freedle. Allie Fritx. Harry Hightower. Robert Howard. Harold Klarr. Jack Landgraf. David Larson. Daniel Lassila. Don Lockwood. Bill Matthew. Robert Meehan. Tom Mills. Clark Permann. Lillian Philpott. Barbara Powell. Jim Seitz. Russell Todd. Dan Ulrigg. Howard Vessey. James Wagoner. Leslie Zucconi. Robert Seated: Muriel Beavers. Ann Demmons. Carolyn Lonq. Carol Baker. Jean Stiles. Janet Thibodeau. Janet McFarlane. Gail Haqen. Ann Koestner. Sue Roth; Standlnq: Gary Cates. Alex Georqe. Bob Eqan. Bill Lynch. Mr. Berq. Janet McFarlane Secretary Ann Koestner Treasurer SophomoAsL CloAA, Sophomore class gallantly fought the upperclassmen for the peanut concession throughout the football season. That is why the sophomores have been labeled squirrels as part of our Wildlife theme. The annual assembly, skits in pep assemblies, and a school dance were .he other projects of the year. Bill Lynch, president; Gail Hagen, vice-president; Janet McFarlane, secre tary; and Ann Koestner, treasurer, led the class in its activities. Lyle Berg sponsors the class. Sponsor Bango. James Beavers. Muriel Beeson. Bessie Bennett, Paul Beninger. Donald Berglund. Carl Abbey. Lois Adams. Ruth Albright. Don Alton. David Anderson. Lola Ashby. Delores Baier, Duane Baier. Mary Lou Bailey. Jack Baker. Carol Bakke. Robert Barkell. Alice Bethke. Lloyd Betson. Mary Billings. Brooke Bloeson. Carl Bouchard. Mike Bower, Bert Briggs. Manley Bristow. Darlene Broulette. Barbara Brown. Donna Brown. Douglas Brundage. Bobbie Buck. Duane Budde. Carl Burger. Alice Butler. Donna Buttrey. John Buzzettl. Edmund Cadieux. Barbara Cain. Roberta Cameron. Pat Carlson. Cheryl Castonguay. Allan Cates. Gary 49 Caven. Ronnie Chaffey. Roberta Chamberlain. Janet Chamberlain. Joyce Chase. Norman Chinske. Mary Christensen. Dari Close. Floyd Clothier. Dixit Cocchiarella. Frances Colville. Randc Combs. Dougla Conn. Beatrict Cook. Carl Coughren. Gordct Coyle. Ann Cozad. Donna Cray. Robert Croonenbergh. Luci Crutchfield. Charlotte Culbertson. Gary Dahl. Nona Davis. Neil Dawes. JoAnn Day. Merl Day. Clayton De Land. Loran Demmons. Ann De Wit. Marie Domer. Jerry Donlan. Pal Dotter. Walter Douglas. Chuck Drinville, Jame Duffin. Roger Dundas. Luellc Dundas. Rober Dunn. Emma Eddlemon. Jack Edinger. Bill Egan. Robert Elstone. Karen 50 Cnqer. Jeanne Evans. Dale Evans. Marcella Evans. Mike Everard. Jerry Felde Virginia Fleming. Kathleen Fleming. Peggy Flightner. Judy Flory. Helen Flynn. Marlene Fonner. Jane Fox. Barbara Fox. George Fredrickson. Bob Fritz. Harry George. Alex Giffin. Dwight Felker Virginia Ferrell. Eddie Figg. Jim Finley Ann Fisher. Harold Fleming. Betty Gilder. Terry Gilligan. Maureen Gleeson. Jeanne Goddard. Eleanor Goldsby. Robert Gonsior. Trudy Goodan. Delores Gordon. Ken Grilling. Jeanene Grogan. Sylvia Gross. Joanne Guntermann Charlotte Gutierrez. John Gyles. Paul Hagen. Gail Hale. Dick Hallgren. Nils Hansen. Eleanor Hanson. Elaine Harding. Lois Harmon. Theodore Harrison. Sheila Harrsch. Marjean Hart. Judy 51 Hatton. Donald Heavlin. Beverly Henderson. Pa Henry, Barbara Hertler. Carolyn Hiller. Shirley Peanut Profits Go to KONA Hogan. Bill Holmes. Diane Honey. John Hubert. Gladys Huffman. Bonnie Humphreys. Lee Humphreys. Lois Hutchins. Eudora Hutchinson. Warren Hyndman. Carolyn Jackman. June Jackson. Bill Johnston. Nana Jones. Barbara Karlin. Donno Kay. Ronald Keller. Shirley Kimpel. Karen Kimpel. Maureen Kirkland. Marianne Kirshmann. Bertha Klapwyk. Edward Knaub. Virginia Knuchel. Lina Koestner. Ann Kottas. Leo Krieg. Karen Krumm. Richard Kunz. Cora LaCasse. Marinell 52 Larnorcaux. C.leo Lanaghan. Jere Lange, Carol Lefler. Eddie Lasher. Gaylord Leischner. Eleanor Leisz. Joy Lester. Priscilla Lewis- Diane Lindsay- Mike Llewellyn. Gay Long- Carolyn Lourwood, Kenneth Lowe. Alvina Lund. Barbara Lyman. Barbara Lynch. Bill McCarty. Beverly McCullough. Tommy McDugel. Kathie McFarlane. Janet McGrew. Jean Mclver. Kathy McLaughlin. Laurel Maart. Virginia Maclay. Harry David Maier. Elmer Mann. David Manny. Richard Marek. William Marin. Gary Maynard. Sally Meidinger. Duane Mercer. Duane Meyer. Walter Meske. Vivian Mitchell. Roy Moderie. Marilyn Mix. Norman Morris. Ina Jeanne Morris. Mary Nantt. Dorothea Needles. Wallace Nelson. Bertina Nelson. Joyce Netzer. Marilyn Newgard. Bruce Niblack. Mason 53 Nimocks Audrey Noel Sam Noland Iva Norderhus. Rose Marie Nordqulen Ronald Nousianen Dons Obenauer. Janice Oien Avis Olson. Tommy Olson Bruce Olson. Geraldine Ostrom. Karen Peterson. Nancy Petty. Sally Plau. Yvonne Pfeifer. Donna Pickens. Beverly Pickens. Virginia Pietro. Tony Pittsenborger. Betty Plenger. Robert Ployhar. Anne Polich. Hazel Porter. Joe Prociv. Dollj Proelsted Groi Rasmussen k Reardon. Cha Reese. Gerald Reeves. Pk Rehder. Joh: Reiter. Swan: Rice. Dac Riggs. Wilt Roe. Adel Ross. Cam 54 Shearing. Diana Shepard. Carol Sickels. Charles Simon. Jim Sipes. Sonic Skarland. Marie Skoblin. George Smith. Ferris Smith. Vernal Smith. William Sol. Bill Sommerville. John Strom. Florence Sullivan. Shirley Sullivan. William Swanson. Sandra Swartz. Beatrice Swisher. Louise Tarbox. Nancy Therriault. Tony Thibodeau. Janet Thick. Lois Thick. Raymond Thomas. Rose Marie Sorenson, Donna Sorenson. Walter Sorgs, Pete Soule. Janet Stick. Bill Steen. Sharon Stegmmular. Fre Stephens. Flore Lee Stiles. Jeanne Stocke. Raymon Stondock. Bever! Stores. Nancy 55 Thomson, Constance Thompson. Geraldine Thompson, Wo' Tietz. Gene Tilzey. James Townsend, Lloy: Trana. Shirley Trowbridge Duane Truckner. Mary Ellen Turk. JoAnn Twite, Eldora Ulrigq, Helen Varner. Ronnie Vietz. Delmer Virts. Robert Walker. Larolie Walz. Kathleen Warren. Barbara Willis. Richard Willison. Leullv:! Wilson. Ronald Wimett. Ken Wise. Catherine Wold. Darlene Wolverton. June, Wood. Aria Wood. Marion Worthen. Rober Wright. Ray Wren. Dave Bauer. Harry L. Bolin. LeRoy Chamberlain. John Dick, Bob Zigmund. Charles SHY SQUIRRELS Felstet. Layton Hauglum. Rose Fugman. Gene Herrin. Floyd Galland. Malcolm Hoffman. Jane Gilfillan. Richard Hunter. Zee Dorin. Dennis Graham. Harry Izenhower. Dumais. Joycie Mae Gregory. John Karlene Everard. Phyllis Hagestad. Jerry Jakub. Jack Felde. Sophie Hamilton. Darlene Jensen. Frank Larson. Harold Peterson. Robert Toner. Nancy Lee. John Ruana. Rudolph Wallace. Jack Matthew. Bill Saltz. Bob Sanchelli. Mary Welling. Bevtr Molenda, Richard Ann White. Alice Morrow. Buddy Searight. Larry Wilkinson. Kc Murray. Leonard Scott. David H. Williams. Marir Nagle. Betty Sherry. George Worden. Geor: Payne. Les Starks. Lowell Zander. Kenne 56 J'ASLbkmarL QIoaa, Sponsor Paul Pramenko President Monkey see, monkey do is the old proverb which so aptly names the freshman class. After watching the upperclassmen prepare for the annual noise parade, they turned out in large numbers to rank high on the winning list. Frosh presented skits during pep assemblies and sponsored a dance during the year. Paul Pramenko, president; Bill Burkland, vice president; Bonnie Storm, secretary; and Buddy Peterson, treasurer, served as class officers with A. I. Sugg as sponsor. Bill Burkland Vice President (?laAAu founcLL Seated: Alphie Holst. Vicki Migge. Jim Lennox. Judy Moliett. Maurice Xeniston. Don Gallagher. George Lourbis. Janet Hanson. Bruce Carmichael. Irvin Wagoner. Bob Key. and Max Ulver. Bonnie Storm Buddy Peterson Treasurer 58 Bookman. Karen Boehler. Diane Boehm. Jo Boucher. Beverly Boyce. Jacquelyn Brillhart. Leulla Bross. Sharon Brown. Ru Gene Brunson. Bob Buchanan. Wayne Burklund. Louis Burton. Sharon Cain. Alan Carmichael. Donald Carr. Sandra Case. Beverly Cawley. Martha Cheff. Elaine Christensen. Donna Christopher. Carole Clements Robert Clark. Sharon Clinkinq beard. Bert Close. Donnie 59 What's in There? Clute. Anona Coffee. John Coffman. Milton Collins. Arthur Cooper. Jack Cooper. Ken F. Cooper. Ker. Cramer. Marier Creiqhton. JoAe Cripe. Lorona Crowther. Char Curran. Richar: Damaskos. Fran Datsopoulos. Jot Davis. Boyd Dawes. Jeans Day. Patricia Day. Wayne DeMotts. Ronald DeMotts. Lawrence Diettert. Doris Dillman. Delores Dobb. Claudia D'Orazi. Diane Doucette Ronnie Dwerant. Alyce Durrant. Sandra Dye. Kathie Eastman. Carol Edinqer. Aanes Eichhorn. Donne Ellis. Carlton Enqstrom. John Fenn. Edith Ferris. Helen Fifield. Mary Fishburn. Row Marie Flaherty. Carle Follinqlo. Gertntf Forman. Frank Forman. Neil Fornall. Viviar Godward. John Gander. Carol Gould. Marilyn Gaudette. May Gray. Barbara Graybeal. Betty Greenhalph. Pau Grogan. Janice Grimm. James (Doug) Gudgeon. Robert Gustafson. Carol Guy. Deanna Haines. Harry Haines. Jerry Hanson. Bruce Hansen. Carl Hanson. Janet Haskell. Donna Haul. Jerry Hauglum. Judy Haley. Derrel Hall. Janet Hall. Janet Hall. Mary Jo Fox. Albert Gager. Geraldine Gallagher. Don Gibson. Vernon Gilbert, John Gillin. Kathleen Hamilton. Jimmy Hamilton. Merlin Hand. Bob Hangas. Sally Hankel. Roger Hedricks. Colleen Hendrix. J. B Henry. Herman Herbert. Sandra Hiatt. Gladys Hickey. Sharon Hill Barbara hi Hirninq Betly Hirsch. Janice Hirst. Katharine Hochhalter Dennis Hottari. Marianne Hoqan. Glenda Holst Alphie Howard Janice Howell Bill Howerton. Beverly Huckaba. Anna Hunter. Mary Paula Johnson. Martha Johnson. Richard Johnston. Charles Jones. Aqnes Jones. Patricia Joyce. Keith Kahn. James Keniston. Maurice Keniston. Sharon Kennedy. Gary Key. Robert Kidder. Roy Hummer. Nancy Hyland. Carole Hyndman. Dorien Isaacs. Virginia Iverson. Trudy Jacobsen. Dean Jackul. Jack Jemison. Carol Jerome. Russell Johnson. Arlene Johnson. Carol Johnson. James W. Kiehl. Mary Kinney. Donald Kirshmann. Esther Klapwyk. William Knoyle. David Knuppel. Charles Knutson. Elaine Kodts Buzz (Harry) Kohler. Tony Kolendick. Gail Kolokotunes. Jim Kolppa Ann Martel. Esther Martin. Sharon Matt. John Matthew. Bob May, Bill Meister. Fred Karen M� dgett. Douglas Migge. Vickie Miller. Juanita MiUer. Norma Mills. Sharon Lerch. Donna Lewis. Laura 1 r Lien. Oran Linden. George Lindh. Craig Linendoll. Barbara Llewellyn. Gary Lory. Mary Lourbis. George f m Lovingood. Barbara Lowe, Norman r A Lowe. Tom £B V m W h -3' i V r 1 A TE Kramer. Kenneth Kuhl. Allen Labbe. James La Friniere. Francis Lambson. Roger Lange. Beulah Larson. Juanita Lebsack. Stanley Lechner. Jean Lee. Barbara Lennox. James LePiane. Rita Lucey. Dennis Luchau. Gerald Lynn. Roy Lyons. Beverly McCall. Susan McCloskey. Patricia McIntyre. Bruce McRae. George Maart. Carl Maclay. Charlotte Maclay. Margarete Marion. Valerie 63 Minster. Montana Mints. Tina Mitchell. Virginia Moffett. Judy Moore. Marion Monaco. Michael Moore Richard Morrison. John Muchmore. Judith Muir. Carol Mytty. Bill Needles. Ronald Nordwick. Marx Norqaard. Roqr O'Connor. She:!: Olson. Carolyi Olson. Marqarr Otoupalik. Este; Overland. Carol Ann Paddock. Sharon Palmer. Elmer Parent. Barbara Payne. Josephine Petersen. Donald Petroff. Ruby Phelps. Betty Pippenger. Cherie Plenger. Janet Ployhar. Josephine Polanchek. Alvin Pomaievich. Jeanne Popham. Nancy Potter. Allan Potter. Helen Powell. Pauline Pramenko Paul 64 Roehl. Viola Roehl. Ruby Rogers. Betty Root. Sue Russell. Johnny Russell. Lynne Russell. Penny Salts. Judith Saltz. Shirley Satterfield. Betty Satterlee. Mark Sayer. Richard Slominski. John Smith. David Smith. Ian Preson. Bob Preszler. Alan Price. David Ranstrom. Judy Reely. Bill Reich. Peggy Reid. Jerry Rhinehart. Vodie Ricket. Janet Ricketts. Ricky Roark. Douglas Rocene. Bill Schestag. Ronald Schlauch. Jim Schaffer. Daniel Schmitz. Jerry Schoening. Roger Scott. David L. Seitz Barbara Serviss. Stanley Sharpe Joyce Shauqhnessy Rose Sheridan. Max Shupe. Mary 6S Solander Barbara Solum Alan Sorensen Glenda Sorenson Richard Soule Jenny Speaks Lee Spears. Delores Spears Judy Spencer Fay Steadman Mary Steele Evelyn Steinbrenner Holly Sullivan Vernice Sunwall Marie Susott Nancy Swanson Charles Swinger Charles Syrros. William Tag. Palmer Taylor. Faye Taylor Martha TerentieH. Nola Thompson Dan Thompson. Sharron Thornton. Jud Tietx Norma: Tripp Sylvia Tongeson Judfc Torgrimson Maryaly Townsend Kathryn Trautman. A. Treichel. Lei� ' Trowbridq Colleen Toenill. Vivi Ulver Mo Unacks Jeroc 66 Weimer. Roxie Weishaar Allan Welling Jerry Wemple. lack Wemple. Janet Wertz. John AJickman. Gordon Villiams Barbara Willis Carolyn Wills. Sidney Wills William Wilson. David Unacks. John Underwood. Loretta Vieguet. Allan Wagner. Alan Wagner. Della Wagoner. Irvin Walseth. David Wansher. Richard Watson. Connie Waylett. Marlene Weideman. Darlene Weikel. Dave Albright Jack Austin Jerry Bortz Bob Bnstow. Charles Broil William Bruno Carole Chamberlin Michael Coates Darrel Wilson. Marvin Wohl. Jackie Woli. Wesley Woods Allin Wornath. Robert Wright Mary Zarling. Ken MONKEYS UP A TREE Fox. Donald Hutcheson Mace Kenny Pickering Bob Smedley Lorry F unkhauser Warren Maiers. Fredirick Ployhar Martin Smith. Monroe Herbert Iverson. Floyd Marom William Podoll. Priscilla Stephens. Barbara Gibson. Charles Jasperson. Eugene Matt. Tom Polinsky Frank Stephens Michael Giltillan Dons Johnson. Allen Matthews Rasmussen Ray Stroh. Charles Colby. Conrad Gress Jimmy Johnson. Jerry Ramona Reber. Dennis Tripp Lyle Daniels Kent Cummer. Greg Kelly Marvin Miller Paul Reesman. Lloyd Velline Mary DeWit. Rosella Halt. Linda Lee. Delbert Millhouse Richard Renmaker Alice Vinson. Warren Dickinson. Bill Hanson Arthur Lee Frank Mitchell. Carolyn Richardson Bill West Norman Dishman. Gary Hayes. Dick Lehl Shirley Momaugh. Eddie Rupp. James Wickes. David Darval. Frank Herrick. Carolyn Lemmer, Merlin Morkert. Dennis Sayler Joyce Wilson Fritz Dowell. Ronald High. Roger Lindh. Georqe Muchmore. Charlie Schimetz. Naomi Wilson Nancy Duffin. Linden Hitchcock. Carol MacGregor. Mutch Jay Schram. Jerry Wisherd Peggy Fontaine. Dick Hoppe. Allen Mitchell Phelan. Robert Seymour Judy Zander Donald 67 TV £ j k $ Jr RB� 1 1 M. I V ' Vi M ft I PhyAicaL Sjuuuiol Physical science department offers eral science, biology, physics, aeror tics, and chemistry. Chemistry sludi are noted for smelling up' the third f hall. One year ol laboratory science necessary for graduation. Millard Pt son heads the department. Mathematical minded students may take practical mathematics, elementary algebra plane and solid geometry and trigonometry A maior or minor in this depart men! is often used toward qraaua lion Department chairman :s Miss CWtr.iae Clark ITlath cmaiicA SCIENCE From left to right are Mr. Peter son Mr. Wilson. Mr. Whitmer. Mr Heldinq and Mr. Miller. Social- SiadicA, Contemporory Problems lor seniors ir the newest course offered m the Social Studies department. Marriage, divorce and preparation for careers are lust a lew of the subjects covered in this course. Freshman social studies, sophomore world history, and United Stales history are also included. Miss Agnes Brown is department chairman, and two years are necessary for graduation (■ngliAh. Four years of English are necessary for graduation from MHS. Literature studies include prose and poetry, while grammar utud ies take in verbu to semi-colons, lournalism. dramatics, and speech courses are included in this department Miso Hazel Swearingen is chairman of this department. ENGLISH Seated from left to right are Miss Foley. Miss Fink. Miss Brinton. Miss Craiqhead. Miss Scott. Miss Houck, and Miss Swear inqen Standing are Mr. Anderson Mr. Berg Mr. Low Mr. Linn and Mr Henilord. fomnuiAcial. Typing, shorthand, clerical practice, general business, bookkeeping, and retailing are the subjects offered in the commercial depart ment Certificates for speed wrt-mg are awarded shorthand students. Many second-year students enter into 'he part-time work program, and do secretarial work at downtown business firms. Maurice Egan is chairman of the department. COMMERCIAL Seated from left to right are Mrs. Sheppard. Mr. Langenbach. and Miss Riley. Standing are Mr. Egan. Mr. Miller. Mr. Griffin, and Mr. Shively. Beth Briggs working on the Dramatics mural on lirst floor. ARTS AND CRAFTS Standing from left to right are Mr. Reed and Mr. Bartholomew. Cbitdu and, £ao$1a. Fine arls cotnmerciol lettering. and arts and crafts are ollered in ihis department. Fine arts include oil paintings, water colors, charcoal, block printing, and work in other media. Cralts is a course lor seniors and the students work with leather, metals and other materials to make jewelry moccasins, purses, and other useful things Signs lor all school projects are made here. Graduation maiors or minors may come from this department. C. B Bartholomew is department chairman 75 FRANCE Como esta Vd? is the firs! phrase that eager Spanish students practice on. Latin and French are the other languages taught in MHS. Customs and ways of life of the countries which speak these languages are studied, as well as the vocal and written language. Many students minor in this field. Miss Violet Boileau is department chairman. LANGUAGE Seated from left to right are Miss Culver and Miss Boileau. Standing are Mr. Anderson and Mr. Low. VyiamiaL CbdA, Manual arts department teaches vocational subjects in the classes of drafting, shop, and agriculture. Agriculture students rent land throughout the year and raise actual crops and care for livestock as part of their course. Ed Davis heads the department which is located in the school annex. MANUAL ARTS Standing Irom left to right are: Mr. Sheppard. Mr. Baker. Mr. Davis, and Mr. Jenninqs. ?Co nB cjonomjuiAu Kindergarten for pre-school-age children is a big feature in the home ec department annually. It leads to a child and infant care unit. This department, headed by Mrs. Gladys Van Vorous, offers a three-year course for girls, and a senior course for both boys and girls. Cooking, serving, and home living are covered. Home Economics may be counted as a laboratory science for graduation. HOME ECONOMICS Seated from left to right are: Mrs. Van Vorous. Mrs. Krier. Mrs. Lewis, and Miss Rockstad. (phyAltai fcdiiCjaJtwrL Volley ball, basketball, badminton. and baseball are the main games included in the regular class work. Girls' and boys' classes combine for folk dancing near Christmas time. Tumbling and boys' parallel bar team are extra-curricular activities of this department. Department chairman is Carol Mayie, and four years are necessary ior graduation. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Seated from left to right are Mrs. Fuller and Miss Forcum Standing are Mr. Mayte. and Mr. Sherbeck. CUSTODIAL STAFF 79 VYlajiniGMan L Many thanks to the people who keep our school clean, warm and in good repair. MHS could not be run smoothly without them. Another vote of thanks to the caleteria stall who leed the larger percent ol the student body every week day. MHS owes a great debt to them. Reading from left to right, they are: Hugh Rice. Sam Roehl. Evan Williams. Estello Zilla. Loyd Leischner. William Haberle. and J. C. Mothka. CAFETERIA STAFF Seated left to right are: Mildred Gerner. Lillian Johnson. Myrtle Ashenbrenner. Reta Gruhn. Gladys Van Vorous. and Ruth Hints. VVWV a d M � Gexset. Utetatxan OUkt McDonaXd . S c oo Huxse JhsL tfloAA, TYhmaqjihLc Tom Wingfield, played by Jack Klarr, narrates the pathetic tale ol his crippled sister, Laura (Carol Ann Herman) who has completely drawn into a dream world, the center of which is a glass collection. The mother, Amanda, (Kay Andreaseni haunted by the memory of her husband who just walked out one day, tries to relive her popular girlhood through her friendless daughter. After much urging on her mother's part. Tom brings home a gentleman caller, Jim O'Conner, played by Tom Mongar, to meet Laura. He turns out to be the boy on whom she once had a schoolgirl crush. After bringing her out of her shell for an evening, Jim tells them about the girl he is going to marry Tom, who has inherited his father's rest lessness, leaves them and the last scene shows the pathetic picture of the two women—alone 82 Jajnimojj- Uul S hiw Blue Boy, the Shetland pony that appeared on stage during the play, was probably the most popular actor, but the two loads, Katharine, played by Beth Briggs, and Petruchio. played by Jim Chaffin, were warmly received, too. Bianca, Edith Fenn, and Lucentio, Sandy Demmons, provided a romantic interest in the play. One of Shakespeare's best play, it was presented on a bare stage without scenery and was done in modern dress. Ja iclcL 54 I riad 54 continued a tradition begun Icist year at MHS, an evening of varied one act plays. Aria da Capo, a fantasy by Edna St. Vincent Millay, featured Allison Howard as Columbine and Jim Snyder as Pierrot, the two lovers who seemed off in another world. Jack Klarr and Sam Gilder played Corydon and Thyrsis, the two shepards who became involved in a petty game and built it into tragedy John Hill ap-I'eared ns Cothurnus SUNDAY COSTS FIVE PESOS Sunday Costs Five Pesos by Josephina Niggli showed the troubles of a young engaged couple, complicated by nosy neighbors Bob Wenstrom as Fidel, and Dolores Vaage as Berta were the young couple Cyra Qualley, Salome; Penny Kittell, Tonia; and Anne Taylor, Celestina. were the interfering neighbors. A NIGHT AT AN INN A Night at an Inn by Lord Dunsany told the story of thieves who had stolen the jewel eye from an island idol and had been pursued by the tribal priests every since. The Toff, Leslie Muchmore. Al bert. Ted Lorance; Bill, Don Hogan; and Sniggers, Don Albright, were the thieves. Dick Dodge. Philip Barney, and John Reely portrayed the priests while the Klesh was played by Duane Mercer ARIA DA CAPO CanhcdbcL Annual Christmas Cantata was presented by the music and dramatics departments for the eighteenth year. Music was under the direction of Stephen Niblack, but the drama work was under the direction of Betty Brow-man and Gilbert Millikan. Mary and Joseph were represented by Pat Bell and Les Muchmore. Barbara Lyman portrayed the Angel Gabriel; Bob Goodman was the Innkeeper; and Norman Chase, Mike Linn, and Don Hogan were the three wise-men 85 moAchrn (Band and OAchcAtAa Large instrumental department consists of the marching bund, which marches in parades and en-ertains at all home football games. Jim Snyder is drum major. Concert Band is made up of the best players in the department. The group presents an annual Winter Concert. An Orchestra and String Ensemble play between act entertainment at drama productions, and appear at different functions during the year. JumbkiAju Tumbling team, composed of eight boys and eight girls, is a very active group. They are kept busy entertaining between halves at basketball games and for different meetings throughout the city. Highlight of the year was performing at the state basketball tournament in Butte Miss Elsie Forcum is the tumbling instructor 87 fis L (Ba nd and (Donat (Band Pep Band, a small select group, performs at basketball games, pep assemblies, and rallies. They hold the distinction of being the group that performs before the most people during a year of any of the school groups. Dance Band, the Spartanotes, provide danceable music at the many school dances throughout the year. JwihloAA. Marie Jensen and Una Gaye Siler led the twirlers through their routines this year; Marie as a feature majorette, and Una Gaye as the drum majorette. Backed by a host of forty-six girls, they performed at half-time of football games, preceded the band in parades, and presented some half-time entertainment during basketball season. Again providing a novelty feature were the tumbling twirlers, Jo Haines, Paula Heidelman, Marcie Jensen, and Mary Jo McBride. Marie Jensen Feature Majorette Vocalists of the music department are the Spar-tanaires and Concert Choir. Spartanaires contains the outstanding voices of the school, and are called upon to perform throughout the city frequently. Concert Choir and Spartanaires sang for the Cantata and the annual concert, as well as appear ing in exchange concerts with other towns. Mr. Niblack directs both groups. ,• t mf mMHW' ti'm t mmmtmwm irit'i t runuvH,r tiitittr OJthhdic, (DopaAtmsLnJL Standing: Helding. Soroos. Rocheleau, Miller. Sitting: Sherbeck. Buzietti. Mayte. 94 J'OoibaJL Left to right, standing: Coach Hal Sherbeck. George Pramenko. Charles Fisher. Dan Magstadt. Harry Bauer, Bob Scott, Orval Bourquin. Owen Schmautz. Stu Nicholson. Bob Anderson. Bud Sellers. Elmer Dillman. Don Nelles. Jack Lovell. Fred Weldon. Coach George Miller. Kneeling: Jerry Maclay. Denny Culbertson. Myke Lindsay. Mike Linn, Bill Steinbrenner. Roy Bray. Roger Johnson. Montana Bockman. Vernon George. John Nelson. Sitting: Pete Rhine-hart. Arlen Weishaar. Bill Edinger. Larry Helean. Fred Fortune. Ron Borchers. Joe Pepe. Jim Pickens. Dean Gyles. Head Coach HAL SHERBECK Line Coach GEORGE MILLER Roy and Stu meet the Butte captains. MISSOULA—27, ANACONDA—7 In the curtain raiser of the 1953 football season for Missoula. the Spartans and the Copperheads fought their annual battle with the Spartans ending up on the bright side of the game. The Spartans started the scoring in the first quarter and then hit pay dirt in each of the succeeding periods. Jim Pickens was one of the main reasons for the Spartan win, as he was directly responsible for twenty points. Bray and Weishaar also played a big part in the fray. Anaconda's lone tally came in the third period. Roy Bray AP All-State First Team Quarterback Stu Nicholson AP All-State Honorable Mention Tackle Bob Scott AP All-State First Team Center MISSOULA—6, TWIN FALLS—6 With the Spartans capitalizing on a Bruin fumble in the first period, they moved the ball to the two-yard line, with Jim Pickens carrying the pigskin over for the score. The try for the extra point failed. Neither team was able to score until the last few seconds of the game, when the Bruins tried a desperation pass that was good for eighty-eight yards and a touchdown. The attempted kick for the extra point was low and wide. There was only enough time left in the game for Twin Falls to kick off before the final gun sounded. Pickens and Johnson played outstanding ball for the Spartans. Jim Pickens AP All-State First Team Halfback 96 MISSOULA—6. BUTTE—6 In the first game of the AA Conference, the Spartans had to come from behind in the final minutes of the game on a pass from Pramenko to Schmautz to tie the Dulldogs. This was the climax of a series of passing and running plays which started deep in Missoula territory. The Bulldogs' lone tally came on the first play of the game when they maneuvered a sleeper play. Butte threatened twice later in the game but the local boys dug in: Bob Scott intercepted a pass on the Spartan ten, and Pete Rhinehart recovered a fumble on the Missoula eighteen. Joe Pepe AP All-State Honorable Mention Fullback Pete Rhinehart AP All-State First Team End Orval Bourquin AP All-State Second Team Guard MISSOULA—0, FLATHEAD—0 Four buses loaded with MCHS students followed the team to Kalispell on the annual Student Council-sponsored bus trip. However, even the enthusiastic support the team received was not enough to give them better than a draw, the game being turned into a hard-fought defensive battle. Both teams threatened to score, the Spartans pushing to the Braves' six on a sustained drive in the second quarter, and the Flathead County boys driving to the Missoula eleven in the fourth quarter, only to be thwarted in their efforts by an inspired Spartan defensive team. F’ranklin and Tennant were mainstays of the Flathead attack, with Pickens again coming through as a workhorse for the Spartans. 97 MISSOULA—7. POCATELLO—7 Buddy Sellers Fullback Jack Lovell, the Spartan kicking specialist, came into the game and booted the extra point that gave Missoula their fourth straight tie. Lovell's kick came after Pickens smashed two yards for a touchdown. The Spartans were baffled in the first half, by the Indians' single wing attack. Pocatello made good their offensive drive late in the second quarter as halfback Paul Smith went over for the tally. Fumbles hurt both sides but they were attributed to the fierce tackling by both clubs. „ , . , Pickens was again the most effective Bob Anderson , . _ AP All-State mnner f°r the Spar,anS' Honorable Mention Tackle 98 Fred Fortune AP All-State Second Team Guard MISSOULA—20. GREAT FALLS—18 The Spartans finally broke the tying jinx that was over them for the last four games, by defeating the Bi-sons in a hard fought battle. Great Falls went over for he first tally of the game on Bob Tokerund's twenty-five yard run around left end. The Spartans marched sixty-■our yards the same period to tie the game up at six all is Lovell's try for extra point failed. Both teams scored once in the third quarter and again in the fourth. The difference between another tie for the Spartans or a win same as Pickens ran for the extra point in the third quarter and Lovell booted the extra point in the fourth. Charles Fisher Tackle 99 Don Nelles Guard MISSOULA—46. HELENA—0 From the starting whistle to the final gun, the Spartans completely dominated the game. Pickens went over from nineteen yards out in the first few minutes of play to put Missoula in a lead that was never threatened. Borchers added another tally with only a few minutes left in the first quarter. After this the Spartans moved into high gear and proceeded to trounce the Bengals. Weishaar and Pickens scored in the second period, Rhinehart added two more tallies in the third, and Lovell's lone touchdown in the last quarter ended the scoring for the night. George Pramenko Quarterback Larry Helean Halfback Montana Bookman AP All-State Honorable Mention Tackle Bill Steinbrenner AP All-State Honorable Mention End 100, MISSOULA—42. BILLINGS—7 Missoula cinched chance to play in the championship game by defeating the Broncs of Billings. The first tally came midway through the first period as Weishaar went over from the two. Billings could get nowhere and had to punt. Pepe and Weishaar drove to the Bronc twenty as the quarter ended. The first play of the second period saw Bray pass to Rhinehart in the end zone. In the third quarter Pickens drove from his own 32 in seven plays to score. As the clock ran out for the third period the Spartans had the ball on the Billings 13. Pickens, Bray, and Weishaar all scored in the fourth period to put the game on ice. The Broncs' lone touchdown came in the fourth quarter on a 33-yard run by Russ Hein. Jack Lovell's toe was working as he made six straight conversions. Bob Whaley Halfback 101 Bill Beckwith Fullback Mike Linn End Fred Weldon Center Dean Gyles Halfback 102 Myke Lindsay End MISSOULA—13. BUTTE CENTRAL—0 The Missoula Spartans won their last scheduled game of the season by defeating the Butte Central Maroons in a bitterly fought contest. Jim Pickens went over for the first touchdown midway through the first period. Lovell's kick was good and Missoula had a lead that was never seriously threatened. The second and third quarters were mostly defensive battles with neither team getting anywhere. The fourth period saw Pepe, Pickens, and Weishaar on a sutained drive to the Maroon three. Four plays later Bray went over from the one. Butte Central's Ion® threat came later in the fourth period when they had a first down, ten to go, inside the Missoula ten. The Spartans stopped the drive on the one-foot line where Pickens then booted the ball out of bounds on the 48 as the game ended. John Nelson Guard Championship Trophy A Well-earned Award % T V i 5“ ft SSsw- r Vernon George Guard 103 Left to right: Arlen Weishaar. Joe Pepe. Jim Pickens. Roy Bray. 104 Left to right: Bob Scott, Bill Steinbren ner, Ron Borchers, Roy Bray, Bud Sellers. Left to right: Pete Rhinehart, Montana Bockman. Roger Johnson. Fred Fortune. Stu Nicholson. Bill Edinger. Manager Bob Seim 105 Trainer Larry Holmes 106 First row: Sol. Smith. Kottas. Olson. Damaskos. Reber. Hensel. Second row: Maclay. Hinkle. Porter. Phelps. Seitx. Cavin. Hoi-halter. Harsell. Felstad. Third row: Denny. Little. Hale. Andrus. Fredrickson. Buckhouse. Bethke. Marin. Sorge. Fourth row: Lockwood. Larson. Bolin. Hanning. Everard. Gegtus. Vann. Bethks, Douglas. Buzzetti. Scott. Felde. Gyles. Culbertson. Drinville. Rasmussen. Rice. Whetley. B-Bombers 0 Ronan 34 B-Bombers 31 Stevensville 14 B-Bombers 0 Butte Reds 0 B-Bombers 12 Anaconda Central 18 B-Bombers 12 Wallace 7 First row: Linn. Lucey, C. Gibson. McIntyre. F. Bethke. Davis. Bauer. Russell, Luchau. N. Lowe. L. Gibson, Weikel. Sayer. Schmitz. Manager Satterlee. Second row: Smith. Linden. Matthew, Tag. Collins. Wemple. Simmert. J. Johnson, Curran, Polan-check. MacGregor. Sheton. Daniels. Third row: Coach Mayte, Midgett. Rocene. Norgaard. Presyler. Slominski. Coffee. Nooney. Datsopoulos. Bjorklund. Weishaar, Lemmer. Matt. Johnson. Stephens. Burklund. Gus Nash, assistant coach. Frosh 48..................Hamilton B 0 Frosh 20..................Butte Frosh 27 Frosh 28 ...................Poison B 6 Coach Carol Mayte The Missoula Spartans ended the season m line shape us they tied for the Hi'j 15 conference lead with Butte Public with three wins and two lies and no defeats in the regular season. In non conference games the Spartans won one from Anaconda and tied two with teams from Idaho Four members of the Spartan team placed on the A P All-State first team while a number of others placed on the second team and on the honorable-mention column. This is the second straight year that the Spartans have won the state championship after a few years that they did not do so well. Pete Rhinehart was chosen for tffl second straight year as end for the first team All-State, as well as the A. P All-Star squad in the nation The Spartans outscored their opponents 167 to 51 in all games they played during the year MISSOULA—14 BUTTE—0 The first half of the championship game was a fairly even defensive battle with the Missoula Spartans getting the best of it. During the first quarter the playing was confined to midfield with neither team being able to gain. It was in the last few minutes of this period that the Bulldogs got their only first down of the game. In the second quarter the Spartans started rolling as Pickens and Weishaar drove to the Bulldogs' 12-yard line, where they lost the ball on downs. Butte fumbled on their own 13 where Bob Scott recovered for Missoula. This drive ended as Park of Butte intercepted a pass in the end zone Butte was forced to kick and the Spartans passed again with Stack intercepting on Missoula's 33. Lepetic threw two long passes that were incomplete near the Spartan goal line. Stu Nicholson intercepted a short pass on his own 37 as the half ended. Butte received the opening kickoff of the second half but was forced to kick Pickens and Weishaar again drove down the field but were stopped by a penalty as they reached the 15-yard line. Butte was unable to gain and was forced to kick. Mis- soula started its first scoring drive as Pickens, Weishaar, and Sellars brutally burst through the right side of the Butte line. The tally came in the first few minutes of the last stanza with Pickens rolling the final two yards. Butte carried the kickoff to its own 39, but was forced to kick as it couldn't gain against the strong Missoula defense. The Spartans punted to the Bulldogs' 12 where Johnson recovered a fumble The drive was stopped on the Butte three as the Bulldogs took possession of the ball on downs. Butte started passing but Bray intercepted and ran to the five. Four plays later he went over for the final score. Jack Lovell came into kick his second extra point of the night There was only time for the kickoff as the game ended. Both the defensive and offensive teams were outstanding, with a second consecutive state title to boast. 109 (BaAksdhalL Lett to right, standing: Coach Lou Rocheleau. Mike Linn. Jim Pickens. Gordon Hunt. Denis Reber. Jack Truckner. George Pramenko. Manager Lou Oblinger. Kneeling: Roy Bray. Jim Powell. Pete Rhinehart. Bob Anderson. Ron Borch- ers, Arlen Weishaar. Coach LOU ROCHELEAU illQ Left to right, standing: Lou Oblinger. A squad manager: Larry Holmes. Head Trainer; Bob Sullivan. B squad manager; Layton Felstet. B squad manager; Carl Hansen. Freshman manager; John Russell. Freshman manager. Pete Rhinehart Jim Powell 111 MISSOULA 56—GREAT FALLS 33 In a return engagement on their home court the Spartans ran wild as they romped over the Bisons for the second time in two weeks. Missoula took the lead by three points at the end of the first quarter. At the end of the half the Spartans held a 15 point advantage and then continued to increase their lead as the game grew older. Powell was tied up most of the night and was only able to make 15 points. Borchers and Anderson were hitting the bucket too as they dropped in 13 and 10 points respectively. Coach Rocheleau emptied the bench in the last period to give the subs a chance to get experience. g fin % J MISSOULA 56—GREAT FALLS 44 The Missoula Spartans played their first conference game of the 1953-54 season in Great Falls. The __ Purple and Gold team took the lead early in the first period and were never seriously threatened from that point on. Jim Powell, the only junior on the starting five, poured in 26 points to lead the team to their first victory. Roy Bray and Pete Rhinehart were outstanding on defense. The Spartans showed great promise for the coming season as they ran hard all through the contest and were fairly accurate on their shooting. MISSOULA 63—NORTH CENTRAL 47 In the first game of a two-day tournament at Kalispell the Missoula Spartans defeated the North Central team for the second time this season. Although these games don't count for the Big 16 championship they give the players experience for the games that count. Rhinehart was again a whiz at stopping the opponents. Powell was effective in the scoring as the rest of the team backed him up. w � � ' luM 1 jli-WWi, in 1 Missoula started the scoring on a basket by Borchers and continued to pile up a margin of 14 to 3 at the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter the Hawks scored their first field goal of the game on a flip by Nieskens. The high scorer of the Big 16 race, Wes Jandt, also hit for one field goal that period. Pete Rhine-hart did a fine job of holding Jandt down as he collected only three field goals throughout the game. Ron Borchers was the mainstay for the Spartans as he was high scorer with 12 points. Powell and Reber followed close behind with 10 points each. The Missoula bench was one again cleared of all players. MISSOULA 59—LEWIS AND CLARK 52 The Spartans had to come from behind in the last three minutes of the game to pull this one out of the fire. Lewis and Clark held a three point advantage at the start of the fourth period. Roy Bray hit the basket that tied it up at 48 all to start the rally. Jim Powell started hitting as the Spartans outscored the team from Spokane eleven to four in the last minutes of play Powell and Bray were high for the Missoula team as they hit 27 and 10 points respectively. JLY MISSOULA 62—HELENA 49 Helena Bengals, last year's Big 16 conference winner and state champions, came to Missoula for the first of two games, the first to be played in Missoula and the second in Helena. The Bengals started strong and outplayed the Spartans in the first quarter but from that time on it was nip and tuck until midway through the last period as Bob Anderson started hitting on side shots. Anderson poured in ten such shots for twenty points to lead all scorers, Jim Powell gathered in 18 points for the Spartans and Russ Sheriff was high for the Bengals with 14 f § � L7 MISSOULA 64—GALLATIN 29 .145 — MISSOULA 82—BUTTE PUBLIC 57 Missoula and Butte Public take up their sports rivalry in basketball where they left off in football. The Spartans grabbed an early lead in the first quarter but were not able to gain much of an advantage throughout the period as Williamson of Butte hooped long shots to keep the Spartan advantage within easy reach. As the second quarter started the Spartans pulled ahead and were never again threatened. Powell hit for 26 points before being taken from the game in the forth stanza to give the subs a chance for more experience. Anderson. Borch-ers, and Reber gave him great support on the scoring end as Bray and Rhinehart were brilliant on defense. li I MISSOULA 48—HELENA 50 In the second game of the season with the Helena Bengals. the Spartans were defeated in a closely fought battle. Missoula held a four-point edge at the end of the first quarter but the Bengals tied it up at the intermission. In the third period the Helena team outscored the SpctT-tans 15 to 12. Russ Sheriff and Gilbert were the main factors in the Helena win with Sheriff collecting 16 tallies and Gilbert 11 Powell. Anderson. and Rhinehart were hitting for the Spartans with Bray and Borchers the most effective on defense. MISSOULA 62—BUTTE CENTRAL 54 Missoula made up for the loss to Helena by defeating the Maroons of Butte Central in another hard tussle with Ron Borchers collecting the most buckets of the game with 20 points. Although the Spartans took the lead midway through the first quarter, the Butte Central team was never more than four points behind until late in the last period as Misoula went into a stall to draw the Maroons out and Powell hit off a few layins. Powell was right behind Borch ers in the scoring column with 19 to his credit Freebourn and Lester were the most accurate for Butte Central having collected 15 and 17 points respectively. ■ Missoula slarted strong and counted for five points before Anaconda could hit the bucket. The Spartans continued to pile up the lead as the game progressed and by the buzzes at the end of the fourth period they had a 19 point margin. Powell was high point man for the Spartans as he dropped 22 points through the hoop during the evening. Bray and Borchers were the main factors in controlling the Copperheads' offense. Rhinehart tallied up another ten points to his credit and Anderson had seven points MISSOULA 59—BUTTE PUBLIC MISSOULA 63—LEWISTOWN 42 In the second game of the series the Spartans poured on the steam as they rolled over the Eagles by twenty-one points. Powell again hit the bucket for 26 as Anderson backed him up with 12 points. Moore was high for Lewis-town with 22 as Rhinehart and Bray had the Eagles star. Harcharik, tied up most of the game. The Spartans got off to a nine point lead at the end of the first period and continued to oulscore the Eagles in the remaining quarter. Missoula showed their razor sharpness throughout the game. Missoula stayed on top of the conference by defeating the Bulldogs in a slow starting game. Butte grabbed an early lead and had the Spartans by six points as the first period came to a close. Powell, Anderson, and Rhinehart started splitting the cords in the second frame and wound up with a two point edge at the half. Missoula started in after the half where they left off and at the third quarter buzzer they were leading by eight points. Butte gained only one point on the Spartans in the last period, which was a tight, hard fought battle. Powell was high point man of the night with 30, while Stack of Butte lead the Bulldogs with 13 points. I T t MISSOULA 61—LEWISTOWN 52 The win over the Lewistown t Eagles was the 18th in a row for the Missoula Spartans. The Spartans were not up to par in the first game of the two game series to be played at the Missoula Hi gym. Jim Powell was the only Spartan that could hit the bucket with any accuracy as he rang up 26 points for the night. The entire game was marked by ragged passing and cold shooting. Ron Harcharik was outstanding on offense and defense for the Eagles. Roy Bray was again the hustler on defense for Missoula J| J f'm 5SOULA 69—GALLATIN 54 The Gallatin Hawks gave the Misosula Spar-s a hard time during the first three quarters the game played in Bozeman. Borchers irked the Spartan offense as he tallied 18 nts for the winning club. Jim Powell was ;e behind Borchers in scoring as he poured points through the bucket. Bray and Rhine-t were equally effective on defense. Jandt s high for the Hawks. MISSOULA 54—FLATHEAD 45 A crowd of 6400 people saw the Spartans come from behind in the last two quarters to overcome a two point edge held by the Flat-head Braves at the end of the first quarter. Jim Powell led the Missoula scorers with twenty points. Clever defense work by Bray and Rhine-hart played a major part in the Spartan win. Franklin and Tennant were the mainstays of the Brave team. Missoula played controlled ball in the last quarter and Flathead could not get their hands on the ball enough to even the count. With only seconds left in the game Franklin made the most spectacular shot of the night as he heaved the ball from mid-court and it went through the bucket just as the final bell rang. Missoula barely squeezed out an overtime I win over the Flathead Braves in the Spartans I . return engagement at Kalispell. The Braves BH had a ten point lead early in the third quarter I ; but it was slowly cut down as the Spartans I H went to work. At the end ol the regulation play- Hi ing time, the score was knotted at 39 all. Mis-. - soula scored five points in the three minute I overtime while Flathead scored only one point. Powell, Anderson, and Rhinehart were all effective in the scoring column and Bray and Borchers were the main-stays on defense. am perheads as the half ended. Missoula took the} lead for the first time halfway through the last quarter and from that time on the game was one of the closest games that the Spartan fans sweated out at home. Powell, Anderson, and ' Borchers all tied for the scoring honors as they I collected 13 points each. Bray and Rhine I hart were exceptionally brilliant on defense. I1 MISSOULA 57—BUTTE CENTRAL This was the last home game for seven Missoula County High School Seniors. All of them were able to see action before the final buzzer. Borchers, one of the graduating seniors started the game for the Spartans as he dumped in the first bucket after a few seconds of play. He had a total of nine points to his credit by the end of the first quarter of play, and ended up with a grand total of 17 points for the game. Powell was second on the Spartan team in total points with 10. Bray, Rhinehart, and Anderson all played splendid ball for the winning team. Missoula was never in any real danger as they used a tight defense against the Maroons. t Although the Spartans have one conference game yet to play they have won the Big 16 Conference championship with a hard fought game that saw the Spartan fans all but give up hope p of winning as the Copperheads had a 17 to 3 margin midway through the first quarter. In the second period the Spartans started hitting the bucket and came within five points of the Cop- j I MM Back row, from left: Coach Sherbeck. Magztedt. Nell . Flynn, Drinville. Olson, Harsell Edinger. Larzon. Hunt. Pepe. Man ager Sullivan. Front row. bom left: Nelson. Simon. Maclay. Bucey. Gyles. Lindsay. Rice. Buzsetti. Barnhill. Wimmet. ■ Bombers 51 ................Butte Reds 46 Bombers 55 ............ Butte Central B 52 Bombers 47 ............ Helena Kittens 51 Bombers 57 ............ Helena Kittens 43 Bombers 59 .................Drummond 43 Bombers 42 ................. Plains 43 Bombers 40 ................ Flathead B 42 Bombers 41 ................ Anaconda B 49 Bombers 43 ................ Flathead B 4i Bombers 33 ............ Thompson Falls 34 Bombers 58 ..........Great Falls Calves 27 Bombers 33 ............ Oxford Scholars 56 Bombers 66 ................... Frosh 37 Bombers 41 ................ Hamilton 43 Bombers 52 ................ Anaconda B 41 Bombers 49 ............ Butte Central B 40 nr- i,r ooacn nai 120 Manager Bates. Manager Lucey. Lowe. Wagoner. Engstrom. Morrison. Lemmer. Luchau. Bjorkland. Damaskos Wertz. Bauer. Burklund. Welkel. Johnson. DaUopaulos. Cooper. Coach Holding. Manager Hansen. vs. Coach John Helding Freshmen 75 Freshmen 44 Freshmen 55 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen 37 Freshmen 37 50 56 C 56 C 27 . Hamilton B 41 Mission B 42 St. Regis 65 Darby 44 St. Regis C 39 St. Regis C 39 St. Regis C 47 Bombers 66 Hamilton B 33 QniAajmihaL (Ba JvrtbalL Following a season of at least seven games fop every team entered, a double elimination tournament in boys' intramural basketball was held. Emphasizing sportsmanship and a chance for every interested boy to play, the program, sponsored by Carol Mayte, physical education head, had over two hundred participants. , FEARSOME FACULTY VS. SPARTANS 15 for the Faculty Our team is RE-E-E-E-E-D hot! PEP-timistic Faculty 2 for Rocheleau I want you boys to win this one for Coach. Bob Jones Bill Reqan Editor Sports Editor Janie Murphy Publicity Manager 124 JhsL (BHWl, (Root Presenting the Wildlife of MHS, THE BITTERROOT was once again published in its conventional form. Engraved by Artcraft of Seattle for the first time, and again published by the Missoulian, an early delivery was assured. In addition to the new method of engraving, a unique design in covers was obtained. Due to a new administration policy, only two days were allowed for the sales campaign, but sales still reached a high 1220. For the sixth consecutive year the Bitter Root received an All-State rating at the annual MIEA meeting at MSU. A sudden tragic illness suffered by Mr. Bartholomew, adviser to the Bitter Root for many years, left the staff without experienced guidance until after Christmas, when Mrs. Frost accepted the position of sponsor. With the first assembly of the school year, the staff opened Bitter Root Week with a presentation of Night Club MHS, with performances by top talent of students, including a hula dancer and cowboy vocalist. Edith Joscelyn Writer Vic Hanga Dick Dodge Photographer 125 Joan Rae McFarland Advertising Jim Barthelmess Advertising Mary Satteriield First Semester Konah Staff Roger Megerth Carol Ann Herman Co-Editors Mr. John Linn Sponsor SANDY'S SALES SERVICE KAISER Montana's Oldest Bank Missoula's Independent Bank THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MISSOULA WILIYS Jfonah. As one of the most active jays of MHS, the Konah, weekly newspaper, informs students of school events. Published by advanced journalism students after one semester's training, the staff equaled last year's record by publishing first issue after three days of school. Although famous for their Konah feeds, staff members also attended MIEA meets, send representatives to summer Pow Wow at Montana State University, and Pacific Slope Conference. The Konah (Veil , ShiffliL OWjf JoailwiA ! he Taming of J wight, 2 iifjM jSSfw Tnl The ona ' over i,s f°r'y years ' of publications has received JRC many national and state honors. , „ including all-state award for last r y n I MttNi o y or. 1 ' John A. Linn advises the staff. riif aw _______ ■ hi 4. lUr ci.M, hrr r if ■ !■ -■ f .1. , ''• � ■••• lluchr. I IimMi Plar, Edilh Joscelyn Pat Bell Co-Editors Mph Awirdcu rir� r Club Hobby Show Welding Exhibition Pretented at Clime Mitwfcry ■ mf � hr hwwli «4aff wMi to Iwur « br� n« lliMhs to (1 4p Iwur. and hit awwlalr a| � � j.rf pruittnc lurtmeal «f I to Parks Whitmer Sponsor Front row: Mr. Whitmer. Fred Ford. Cyra Qualley. Donna Brown. Bill Lynch. Walter Gibson. Roy Mitchell. Allison Howard. Bob Anderson, and Bob Sullivan. Back row: Ted Lorance. Bob Wen strom. Pat Lenard. Jean McGrew. Don Hogan. Bob Eqan. Jim Tilzey. Steve Gerdes. and Gaylord Lasher. XOVICL STUDENT OWNED AND OPERATED RADIO STATION Aim ol radio Station KONA is to tram students in radio techniques, and to give experience in public address systems Stall of fourteen members takes advantage ol this, mostly as an extra-curicular ac tivity. though a lew members do use some school time The station sponsors two fifteen-minute programs over KGVO weekly, and provides sound for school plays. One special project this year was to handle the publicity lor the mobile unit for X rays. Equip ment is available for use by clubs and in classrooms throughout the school This is the fourth year of op eration, and the first year that all charter members have grad uated. KONA's motto is to serve the sound needs of the school Bob Anderson Station Manager From left are: Mel Gilqen. Barbara Warren. Lynn Caitle. Ann Taylor. June Patton. Marjorie Spaulding, and Tom Fleming. JfopSUL An annual publication of the outstanding literary works written by the students during the year is the Kopee. Edited by members of the various classes, it consists of the best material turned in from English classes and other sources. The book is printed locally, and is distributed in the Spring following a week of sales competition in the English classes. In addition to the four editors, Roger Megerth, typist; Marjorie Spaulding, make-up editor; Tom Fleming, business; and Mel Gilgen, artist; served on the staff. Mist Fink Sponsor Anne Taylor Senior Editor June Patton Senior Editor Barbara Warren Sophomore Editor 129 K Seated from left: Jerry Blake. Dana Davis. Jolanda Boyce. Ken Cooper. Delores Vaage. Jeanne McKay. Penny Kittell. Jim Snyder. Donna Haskell. Janet McFarlane. Cecily Trenouth. Barbara Lee. Betty Jo Akerson. Beverly Heavlin. Martha Taylor. Holly Steinbrenner. Charlotte Crutchfield. Betty Graybeal. Anna Mae Huckaba. Carlene Flaherty. Vodie Rhine hart. Lynn Russell. Lois Abbey. Lorry Smedley. Standing: Hazel Smith. Stan Nicholson. Rudy Ruana. Harry Haines. Bruce Newgard. Paul Bennett. Mike Bouchard. Fred Ford. Jean McGrew. Leslie Muchmore. Sam Gilder. Bill Crawford. Dave Mann. Ron Hall. Bob Worthen. Bob Jones. Sharon Orr. Donna Brown. June Patton. Beth Briggs. Stan Nicholson President Bob Bleakman Vice-President SiuudsmL founciL Student Council, the governing body of MHS, is composed of representatives elected from every homeroom in the school. All organizations wishing dance dates, food sales, drives, and assemblies must come to the council with their requests. Among the projects for this year were: selling over six-hundred courtesy cards to the Fox Theatre; sponsoring assemblies; working on the revision of the constitution; promoting a bus trip to both a football and basketball game; and supporting the American Field Service plan. Each member of the Council serves on one of the following committees: Welfare, Administrative, Directing Activities, or Publications. Stan Nicholson presides as president, with Vice-President Bob Bleakman, Secretary Hazel Smith, and Treasurer Fred Ford assisting. Mr. Hunt advises the Council. Sponsor Hazel Smith Secretary Fred Ford Treasurer 132 RECTING ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Directing Activities Committee ar-mges for assemblies and bus trips, id greets special visitors. Bob Bleak-m is chairman, and Charles Hunt is iviser. WELFARE COMMITTEE March of Dimes and other charitable drives come under :he business of this commit-lee. School improvements and promoting good conduct at school functions are their aoals. Bill Crawford is chairman, and the group is sponsored by John Peterson. PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE Publications Committee is in charge of publishing the Student Council Digest each Wednesday. Club regulations, constitution amendments. Student Association material and other necessary material is under this committee. Chairman is Sharon Orr, and John Helding is sponsor. ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE Administrative Committee sponsors school elections, rallies, and dances; records school calendar, and charters school clubs. This year they appointed a special committee to revise the MHS constitution, and served as a high school's citizens' committee to study overcrowded conditions throughout the school. Walter Griffin sponsors the group and Bob Jones is chairman. 133 Girls M Club is a service or ization for GAA. Officers are: P dent, Pat Kennedy; vice-pres: Irene Boyd; secretary, Peggy Kc treasurer, Larry Anna Patten. 5] sor is Mrs. Bonita Fuller. Seated: Penny Kittell. Pal Kennedy. Hau Smith. Rose Marie Healow; standing: Cos nie Caddell. Nancy Healow. Donna Johe ston. Mrs. Bonita Fuller, sponsor; Betty Browman, Ruth Hayden. Girls' Athletic Association offers tournament play in volleyball, basketball, table tennis, badminton, softball and bowling. Officers are Hazel Smith, president; Pat Kennedy, vice president; Penny Kittell, secretary; and Rose Marie Healow, treasurer. Mrs. Bonita Fuller sponsors the club. GAA COUNCIL Seated, from left: Larry Anna Patten. Irene Boyd. Pat Kennedy, and Peggy Kallis. Standinq: Ruth Wick. Lillian Borqstede. Muriel Beavers. Penny Kittell. Lydia Skoblin. Hazel Smith. Mrs. Fuller, sponsor; Marcia Mueller. Betty Browman and Ruth Hayden. JhQApjjCUlA, Thespians' goal is to sponsor an interest in dramatics. All MHS stage productions have some connection with the club. The club revised its requirements for membership this year, and both informal and formal initiations are held. Cyra Qualley, president, heads the club, with Gilbert Millikan, vice president; Beth Briggs, secretary; and Mel Gilgen, treasurer, as her officers. Sponsor is Lewis Heni-ford. Front row: Jim Phelan. Bob Wen- strom. Dolores Vaage. Betty Brow man. Beth Briggs. Cyra Qualley. Mel Gilgen. Leslie Muchmore. Noel Wa ters. June Patton. Neil Burnham. Marcia Smith. Carol Herman. Second row: Allison Howard. Ina Jeanne Morris. Ruth Hayden. Back row: Ig Heniford. sponsor; Manley Briggs. Ted Lorance. Marvin Hart. Jan Oben auer. Gilbert Millikan. Kay Andrea sen. Anne Taylor. Margie Spaulding. Bob Sackett. Quill and. SowlL Quill and Scroll is a national journalism society. 100 published inches, rating in the upper third of their class, and a semester on the paper staff are local requirements. Annual banquet and spring picnic initiate new members. Officers slate includes. Carol Ann Herman, president; Roger Megerth, vice president; Edith Joscelyn, secretary; Pat Bell, treasurer; and Gilbert Millikan, reporter John A. Linn advises the group Bob Jones. Carol Herman. Bob Anderson. Mike Linn. Camie Peterson. Roger Megerth. Chuck Koski. Pat Bell. Edie Joscelyn, Dana Sullivan. Dick Dodge. Gilbert Millikan. 135 Purpose of Pep Club is to create pep and school spirit. All pep assemblies. rallies, and bonfires are the work of this club. Twirp Week. Noise Parade, and helping with the charity ball are annual projects. Members usher at basketball and football games. Renowned for their initiations, members are elected by the students. Officers are President, Sandy Demmons; Vice President, Matt Waldor; and Secretary-Treasurer, Maureen Froiland. Carroll Miller sponsors the group.. (P pL tfLub Kneelinq: Delores Hendricks. Bonnie Privet!. Molley McCul lough. First row: Bob Bleakman. Bob Jones. Pat Skahan. Janie Mur phy. Mary Ann Whaley. Carol Ann Herman. Sheila LaChambre. Second row: Hazel Smith, Luanne Sharpe. Marcie Jensen. Sue Adams. Third row: Larry Anna Patten. Colleen Higgins. Maureen Froiland. Camie Peterson. Sandy Demmons. Fourth row: Bob Sorenson. Pat Bell. Pat Pomin ville. Roger Megerth. Fifth row: Chuck Koski. Matt Waldor. Gilbert Millikan. Dean Jensen. Stan Nicholson. Ed Shope. Sixth row: Sandy McCullough. Roger Em blen. Vic Hangas. Dick Dodge. Mr. Miller. Striving to live up to their reputation as the most active club in school, these boys help with everything. Spartan Guide, Charity Ball. Mrs. Santa Claus Christmas party, Bundle Week, and the KONA record drive are only a lew of their many activities. The annual dinner-dance is a formal affair. Officers are Bob Jones, president; Vic Hangas, vice president: Fred Ford, secretary; and Slu Nicholson, treasurer. Ken Thomas is sponsor. Kneelinq: Bob Seim. Stan Nicholson. Steve Gerdes. Gordon Hunt. Dave Wyatt. Bob Sorenson. Ed Shope. Bill Crawford. Bob Bleakman. Seated: Bob Jones. Fred Ford. Stu Nicholson. Vic Hangas. Buddy Sellers. Matt Wal-dor. Mike Linn. Monte Piccinini. Standing: Bob Whaley. Rober Emblen. Denny Culbertson. Bill Lynch. George Pramenko. Bill Steinbrenner. Alex George. Walt Sorenson. Pat Donlan. Howard Beardmore. Mike Bouchard. $1aIa! (flub cuuL fommiib A. All MHS girls are members of Girls' Club. Headed by president Larry Anna Patten, who was aided by Camie Peterson, vice president; Rose Marie Healow, secretary; and Marcia Smith, treasurer. Girls' Club filled Christmas baskets for needy MHS families; sponsored faculty teas, and Mother's Day tea; provided financial loans and donations for emergencies; sponsored Co-Ed Prom and semi-formal dance; and honored outstanding senior girls. Mrs. Doris Frost sponsored the club first semester, and Miss Marie Ray sponsored it second semester. GIRLS' HONOR COUNCIL Eight girls are elected semi-annually for Girls' Honor Council. Elections are on basis of character, depend ability, integrity, and fairness. At tendance, discipline, and social prob lems are under the consideration of this group. Miss Marie Ray is spon sor. Front row: Edwina Sievers. Ann Demmons. Muriel Beavers. Second row: Sheila LaCham bre. Mary Jean Schilling. Hazel Smith. Marlorte Spauldinq. Third row: Carlene Flaherty. Vodie Rhinehart. Betty Satterlield. Barbara Lund. PROGRAM Program Committee supervises class competition at meetings. Annual Christmas Chocolate Hour is under this committee. Margie Spaulding is chairman and Miss Carol Houck is sponsor. 138 COURTESY Courtesy Committee presents Co-Ed Prom for fresh man girls and their big sisters. It also operates the Los! and Found. Betty Browman is chairman and Miss Katherine Craighead is chairman. SPECIAL PROJECTS Special Projects Committee supervises the ice cream bar machine. Members usher at various school functions, and talk over other unexpected projects which come up. Maureen Froiland is chairman and Miss Marie Ray is sponsor. GUIDANCE Guidance Committee publishes school handbook to help freshmen and new students. Anne Taylor is chairman and Miss Agnes Scott is sponsor. MEMBERSHIP Membership Committee advertises club meetings and parties. It edits Chitter-Chatter, and supervises contact representatives. Camie Peterson is chairman and Miss Marie Ray is sponsor. CONTACT REPRESENTATIVES One girl is elected from each homeroom to be the Girls' Club Contact Representative. She reports on GC activities and distributes Chitter-Chatter. 139 EXECUTIVE BOARD Executive Board is made up of the chairmen of the eight Girls' Club committees and their faculty sponsors. Their duties are to recommend actions to be considered by the Cabinet and Girls' Club. SOCIAL Social Committee is in charge of all club properties, also plans all social affairs. Rose Marie Healow is chairman and Miss Elsie Forcum is sponsor. FINANCE Finance Committee operates the Girls' Club store. Pay 'n' Take It. Marcia Smith is chairman and Miss Virginia Speck is sponsor. SERVICE Service Committee helps at Open House and faculty teas. It also handles refreshments at Girls' Club meetings. Lois Dillree is chairman and Mrs. Vanetta Lewis is sponsor. I .. ®sc Distributive Education Club of America is for students in part-time work program connected with retailing. The club sent delegates to state convention in Helena. Members attend the annual spring student-employer, banquet. Officers for the two clubs are: Don Delaney and Ronald Long, presidents; Tom Meehan and Monte Piccinini, vice-presidents; Karen Hansen and Cora Plenger, secretaries; and Roger Daniels and Joan Clinkingbeard, treasurers. C. C. Shively is sponsor. CbiL Qlub New sweaters for the members was a big project of Art Club. Decorating Christmas windows, making posters for bulletin boards, and assisting around the art department occupied many hours also. Mel Gilgen, president; Anita Ramer, vice president; Dorothy Carlson, secretary-treasurer, head the group. Mahlon Read is sponsor. Seated: Frances Dwyer. Lillis Waylett. Anita Ramer. Gordon Hunt, leannine McKay. Dorothy Carlson. Bob Giffin. Mel Gilgen. Bill Giffen. Standing: Marilyn Gutierrez. Doug Hacker, Bill Swearingen. Eric Iversen. Don Dilly, Sappho Bravos. Marcia Mueller. Hazel Smith. Virginia Fisher. Jeanette Prety. Mahlon Read, sponsor. ! Kneeling: Dan Magstadt. Roy Bray. Roger Johnson. Bob Scott. Ronnie Borch- ers. Bill Edinger. Bob Anderson. Bob Whaley. Second row: Arlen Weishaar. Joe Pepe. George Pramenko. Fred Fortune. Don Nelles. Larry Healen. Dean Gyles. Vernon George. Third row: Denny Culbertson. Bob Anderson. Mike Lindsay. Montana Bockman. Owen Schmautz. Johnnie Nelson. Stu Nicholson. Elmer Dilman. Fourth row: Wayne Kost. Howard Sellers. Jack Lovell. Jim Powell. Charlie Fisher. Bill Beckwith. Fred Weldon. Bill St?inbrenner. Roger Wolters. W Cfu M Club sold piogiums at football and basketball games. They sponsored the boxing tournament and directed the freshman painting of the MHS. Hayride after football season was one of the social activities. Officers are: Bob M Anderson, president; Bob Whaley, vice president; and Pete Rhinehart, secretary-treasurer Sponsor is E. J. Buzzetti. The movie operators are boys who volunteer to run the projector for class movies. They have no social functions or regular meetings. Mr. Worthen sponsors the club. (?am£AcL £lub Camera Club exhibited the Eighth Annual High School Photography Awards for student pleasure. Officers are: Chuck Meyers, president; Harold Fisher, vice president; Dick Hart, secretary-treasurer. Robert Watt sponsors the club. QhsAA, £lllb Chess Club, unlike other clubs, has no officers, no dues, no business meetings. They are a very active club, however, meeting every Monday to play chess. Mr. Watt is sponsor of the club. SaddlsL (flub Saddle Club, under the leadership of Sharon Gibbs, president, sponsored several horseback rides during the year Other activities included seeing nine movies of horse events, and taking a test on horsemanship Carol Shepard is vice president, and Fay Sammons is secretary treasurer. Daniel Low sponsors the group. U)MigsL CM Conservation and education on conservation 2 the main purpose ol the Wildlife Club. Working the Forest Service and a fishing trip are the olficia projects of the club. Bill Murphy, president; Jirr Tilzey, vice president; Ed Tilzey, secretary, and Co: Bergland. treasurer, compose the slate of office’ Parks Whitmer is club sponsor. Seated: Quest Lindh. Sharon Orr. Sharon Gibbs. Carol Shepard. Faye Sammons, and Rose Shaughnessy. Standing: Karen Peterson. Delores Goodan. Betty Jo Fleming. Lorana Cripe. Donna Eichorn. Howard Beardmore. Bill Harlan. Stan Strong, and Mr. Low. sponsor. J 44 From left: Walter Morris, coach: Ray Denny. Rudy Ruana. Penny Kittell. Ina )ean Morris, Tom McCullough. Bob Fredrickson, and Roger Emblen. Emblen receives second place award for downhill. SJ L Jsuun, Climaxing several weeks of competition in various meets around the state, the Missoula squad, consisting of Roger Emblen, captain; Ray Denny, Tommy McCullough, Bob Frederick- ________ son, Rudy Ruana, Penny Kittell, and Ina Jean Morris, copped third place in the IntergrhnUot;,. w in Whitefish. “erscnoiastic Meet Good showing in the downhill and cross-country events helped nut tho coached by Walter Morris local sports dealer, near the top of fourteen competing ,°mfnlm9ent' Following his good showing in the State meet Roaer Fmhlon , . ‘vurns. Team, which competed in the Junior Nationals at Jackson, Wyoming in ea Mardf tatS fUflsLCkd Rifle Club endeavors to teach its members how to safely handle a gun, and how to shoot well. Each one supplies his own ammunition. Don Lasilla is president of the club. Carol Mayte is sponsor. Seated from left-. Del Lee. Carl Kreitiberg. Don Lai.Ua. Bull Ucy. Doug Roark, and Art Hanson. Standing are: Donna Eichorn. Y , Gruen Lembke. Roy Bates. Wayne Buchanen. lohn Godward. Merlin Grven Dennis Hochhalter. Dick Wamsher. Leslie Treichel. and Mr. Mayte. sponsor. J'AsL hniarL diohiyon. Members of the Freshman Horizon Club meet every other Thursday. Sponsoring a cake sale was on the list of their activities. Carlene Flaherty is president; Faye Taylor, vice president; Judy Thornton, secretary; and Teddy Niemeyer. treasurer. SophonwhSL Sophomore Horizon meets every other Thursday. The club sponsored a dance and had a series of speakers on boy-girl relationships. Officers are Freda Stegmuller, president; Barbara Lund, vice president; Laurel McLaughlin, secretary. and Jan Obenauer, treasurer. QlwjdSl di hi on. Selling mums at the University homecoming was a project for the club. Meetings are scheduled every other Monday. Allison Howard heads the group as president; Melody Hansen, vice president; Rhea Burkland, secretary; and Gwen Gamelgard, treasurer. SsmioA. (Kohiyon Senior Horizon members meet every other Tuesday for a dinner meeting. The club sponsored cake sales and a dance to help finance the annual Candlelight Ball. Christmas caroling, and a hayride were two of the social activities. President is Pat Bell; vice president, Camie Peterson; and secretary -treasurer, Audrey Parent Seated left to right: Miss Houck, adviser: Denny Culbertson. Dana Sullivan. Anne Taylor. Betty Browman. Dan Kemp. Standing: Sharon Hickey. Zoe Ahl. Anona Clute. Joyce Nelson. Mary Forbis. Brook Billings. Marcia Mueller. Bruce Mueller. Alphie Holst. Richard Kr imm. George Skoblin. Miss Boileau. Seated: Jean Pomaievich. Charlotte Maclay. Doris Diettert. JoAnn Dawes. Lydia Skoblin. Jeannie Dawes. Geraldine Gager. Agnes Jones. MHS Junior Junior Red Cross is headed by the JRC council. Members are the five who attended JRC training camp and one representative from each homeroom. All serve on one of four committees— Project, Public Information, Executive, and Budget and Finance. Packing a gift chest, favors for the hospitals at Christmas, helping National Children's Fund, and annual assembly were included in their activity list. Mel Gilgen is president; Ann Koest-ner, vice president; and Quest [ L i n d h, secretary-treasurer. Adviser is John Peterson. Iphilo AjDpJu Club Philosophy Club is a discussion club which analyzed the philosophies of outstanding men. University speakers were asked to attend throughout the year Dan Kemp served as chairman of the group and Miss Carol Houck is ad- fidS-J Purpose of the Pan American Student-Forum is to learn more about Latin American customs and entertainment. Activities included the celebration of Pan American birthday, Mexican Christmas party, and spring Carnival.'' Officers are Marcia Mueller, president; Bruce Mueller, vice president; Charles Otoupalik. secretary; and Brooke Billings, treasurer Miss Violet Boileau sponsors the group. 147 Front: Beatrice Conn. Dolorei Ashby. Karen Kolppa. Joyce LaChambre. Shiela LaChambre. Back: Miss Shirley Rockstad. sponsor; Randa Colvill. Doris Jean Diettert. Katherine Hirst. Anita Johnson. Coleen Hedrick. Future Homemakers of America. Club was kept very busy this year, as both the'district and state conventions were in Missoula. Karen Kolppa, president; Joyce LaChambre, vice president; Randa Colvill, secretary; and Donna Sorenson, treasurer, are the officers of the group. JM Seated: Maureen Anderson. Marvin Hart. Janice Joseph. Lydia Skoblin. Marilyn Bauer. Kneeling: Betty Noack. Rose Marie Healow. Danna Davis. JoAnne Chaftey. Francis Dwyer. Jessie Robinson. Richard Hart. Standinq: Miss Agnes Brown, sponsor: Kathleen Andreasen. Vulloy Billingsley. Ad rienne Mintz. Robert Sackett. Carol Jepson. Mount Sentinel Future Teachers of America Club ushered at MEA Convention, and gave public initiation at Open House. Helping teachers with the work helped them in their purpose of acquainting members with various fields of educations. The Club sponsors teaching scholarships. Rose Marie Healow, president; Karen Kolppa, vice president; Lydia Skoblin, secretary; and Maureen Anderson, treasurer, were officers. Miss Agnes Brown sponsored the club. 330- Purpose of the Future Farmers of America Club is to develop leadership, encourage co-operation activities, incite improvement in scholarship, thrift, and farm and home improvements. Members did work with active land and animals. Mark Jennings and Noel Baker sponsor the club. Like the parakeets shown, the following ads call to you and tell you where to find values in the various fields. Show your appreciation to these advertisers for making this book possible by patronizing their firms. HOME-GROWN FLOWERS Hotel Florence Congratulations Class of '54 JOHNSON FLYING SERVICE Scenic Air Tours Student Lessons Chartered Trips 152 SHOES and HOSIERY HARDENBURGH Friendly Shoes for Girls Going Places OUTDOOR ADVERTISING DIXON HOON 133 N. Higgins COMPANY 269 West Front St. MISSOULA MONTANA FRONT STREET TEXACO FOR THAT COLLEGIATE LOOK (jKLASING WASHING AUTO REPAIRS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS SEE VARSITY In back of tne Florence Hotel BARBER SHOP 829 So. Higgins Missoula Quality Appliances Missoula's Newest Offers You the Best Since 1934 in Service Merchandise and Prices ESTES MAYTAG 211 W. Broadway PENNEY’S MISSOULA HAIRDRESSING PARLOR Home Made Candies Sandwiches and Best Permanents in Town'' Coney Islands MAYME RENSHAW RAMONA LARSON (palacsL £andjL 153 Congratulations To Senior Graduates — from — • City Cleaners ft Missoula Laundry Co. • Drive In Cleaners ( • Ken-Mar Cleaners • Florence Laundry Co. 1 • Malcolm Cleaners CLEANERS ASSOCIATION OF MISSOULA PAUL'S TOWN COUNTRY BITTER ROOT MARKET and Kelvinator Majestic Flower Shop Deep Freeze Speed Queen All at Money Saving Prices 120 East Broadway 801 South Higgins WESTERN BOWL Six Modern Air Condition ALLEYS Open All Summer SPROUSE-REITZ CO. 708 S. Higgins Ave. MISSOULA MONTANA Phone 2-2772 Your Convenient Variety Store 154 CONGRATULATIONS To the CLASS OF '54 From DON'S FOOD MARKET 1500 W. Broadway SOLAR GAS COMPANY Missoula Hotel MOUNTAIN PRESS Congratulates the Class of '54 W. Main and Stevens Offset Printing Specialists' The future is bright for those who do not stand in the shadows 238 West Front Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF '54 Sunny Maid Bakery MISSOULA MONTANA We Don't Meet Prices We Beat Them 155 MYRDAL n Company Dependable Insurance Consultants Realtors City and Farm Property Best Wishes to the Class oi '54 REMEMBER the 93 FOX PHARMACY Is Your Beauty Health STOP Cr GO and Prescription Center 415 W. Front Street CHET and MICKY BRUCE For Your Printing GO WESTERN AT Needs .... Skilled Printers Fine Papers New Equipment Clothing for MEN ★ WOMEN CHILDREN All Add Up to r i _ _ Give You the Best hnnas Printing Service! ■w You'll Find the TYli Aoidian, All Butter Potato Bread At Your Grocer Phone 2-2161 15t Everyone Listens to CBS— KG VO —1290 SAVE you SOME y NOT AT ALL-IOST fiony t'u Jumped in the boat v yl WHEN I TUNED IN Bringing TV to Western Montana • Fountain Service • Greeting Cards • Drug Supplies JOIN YOUR FRIENDS AT HOLLYOAK DRUG CO. H. F. FLAHERTY, Prop. Optometrists DR. L. R. BARNETT DR. D. R. BARNETT DR. W. L. BARNETT Glasses Fitted All Optical Repairs 129 E. Broadway MISSOULA MONTANA Missoula Building and Loan Home Loans for Home Owners Savings Are for Savers 157 Our Most Sincere Wishes of Best Luck to the GRADUATING CLASS Bringing to Western Montana The Finest of Dairy Products Whipping Cream Cottage Cheese Milk IceCream „ Buttern Buttermilk Cream ommunity £reamery 420 NORA PHONE 3-3174 158 j Congratulations Seniors Best Wishes From Class of 1954 the. home. ' ♦ Walford Electric Montana Ready Mix You're Always Welcome at the LIBERTY BOWLING CENTER nSScl — j 211 East Main BOWL FOR HEALTH BOWL FOR PLEASURE CONGRATULATIONS 4B’s CLASS OF '54 HARDWARE APPLIANCES JjoLfomJbsL Fur and Dress Shop Congratulates '54 Graduates KRAMIS 306 N. Higgins We Wish A Very Bright Future to All MHS GRADUATES 159 We’re growing up... TOGETHER! Missoula and The Mercantile! Just like two little girls who can't wait to wear lipstick and win a beauty contest. They have the same likes and dislikes . . . everything Jane does, Judy wants to do. They understand each other . . . just as The Mercantile understands Western Montana. That's why we have a good time serving you. We know what you want . . . how you like to shop . . . and we like being a part of your way of life! Our being 88 years old, in this case, doesn't make a particle of difference. We enjoy playing the part of Jane and Judy . . . we're going to grow older . . . together; 160 WESTERN MONTANAS FAMILY SHOPPING CENTER BEVERLY GAMELGARD Studio and Camera ACROSS FROM THE POST OFFICE Kuppenheimer Clothes YOUR Florsheim Shoes WESTINGHOUSE DEALER Arrow Sportswear Electrical Contracting Esquire Socks Appliance Repairs llatutfh 403 No. Higgins The Store lor Men and Women Who Buy lor Men 225 W. Broadway MISSOULA'S ENTERTAINMENT HEADQUARTERS 162 Congratulations Class of '54 24 Hour Ambulance Service School Supplies Typewriters HAYES FUNERAL HOME Fountain Pens Your Every Ollice Need at the Phone 6-6679 TYPEWRITER SERVICE 0 SUPPLY William J. Hayes 234 E. Pine St. LENNOX CompiaiulcdtioriiL. hadiucdsLdu Hr From the WORLD'S IMtESI MANUFACTURERS AND ENSINEERS Of NAIM AIR HLATINS SYSTEMS Peterson Drug Co. BILLINGSLEY FURNACE COMPANY €•11 T wr UrtWKi IINNOX Dealer Terfer 232 N. Higgins Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF Bugs Bar-B-0 South on Highway 93 (poUsuyA. A Fine Place . . . LUMBER COMPANY to Take Your Friends HOME OF THE 2tomsLOwnstAA, BUGSBURGER MERCANTILE 163 CONGRATULATIONS to the 1 THE HOME OF CLASS OF '54 • Champ Hats Q. . (PqI aa. dq naj- • Freeman Oxfords • Van Heusen Shirts • Clothcraft Clothes REAL ESTATE —INSURANCE BONDS — RENTALS DRAGSTEDT'S Phone 9-1120 420 West Broadway On Circle Square MISSOULA, MONTANA For 35 Years Leading Stationers of Western Montana THE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 115-119 West Broadway MISSOULA MONTANA Northern Builders Supply 736 S. 1st WEST 164 Best Wishes to the Class of '54 Education The greatest tool for a good living, and a successfully happy life. Make the most of your school years. An educated citizen is America's Most Valuable Asset ONTAN OWER 40 Years Fine Service 165 ___ IVBj I WifA' fcJfik I Marsh % Powell 1k .« P r 1 FUNERAL HOME For All Your Sporting Needs VISIT The Ambulance Service 123 West Spruce 229 West Spruce Shop the Friendly Way Bon Ton Bakery • Auto Supplies • Furniture • Appliances • Clothing • Hardware Eat Bon Ton Bread for Healthy Days Ahead The Store for the Family V': ' 166 Congratulate the '54 Graduates Congratulations from We're Happy to Serve You Compliments of . 'YYloudm Singer Sewing MARKET COMPLETE FOODS and MEATS 312 N. Higgins Comer ol South Avenue and Reserve Quality Gasoline % SPUR GAS BEDORD IMPLEMENT COMPANY 500 E. Spruce Furniture Farm Machines and Supplies 1421 West Broadway PHONE 5-5240 Miller ACHINERY CO. Box 1496 —Tel. 9-2309 MISSOULA, MONTANA 168 JOHN R. DAILY, Inc. Congratulations Class of '54 Packers of Best Wishes to You All DAILY'S (bsdansnjA.' Mellow Tender Hams and Bacon BUREAU OF PRINTING Palace Hotel Building WHOLESALE On West Broadway AND RETAIL Our Specialties Are Distributors of Student Printing Needs Fresh and Cured Meats and School Supplies SPECIALIZING IN Chicken-in-a-Basket. Basketburgers Barbecued Sandwiches and Fountain Specials The FAI RWAY DRIVE - IN Conveniently Located South on Highway 93 A Short Drive from M. H. S. lBhownisiiu 9 'sv Always the Same Flavor Malts and Shakes Coffee Milk Pop Hamburgers Cheeseburgers Potato Chips For Your Parties, Dances, Picnics We Can Supply You With and MISSION ORANGE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Missoula Phone 3-3352 CowpicdulaJtianA, S nioAA, DROP IN AT HANSEN’S Lunches Fountain Service Ice Cream FOR THE GRADUATE Give Gifts from SEvsl iucCl JEWELRY MODE O' DAY SHOP Congratulates the Graduating Class WATCHES 170 • RECAPS • REPAIRS • NEW and USED TIRES Qa fo Rubber iVefders R. S. ANDERSON 233 West Main AMBULANCE SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS SQUIRE SIMMONS CARR ROSE CHAPEL 329 E. Pine Street Missoula. Montana CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '54 From The First National Bank of Missoula REFR!GERA CO. 432 N. Higgins Phone 4 4100 MISSOULA. MONTANA York and Tyler Refrigeration Westinghouse and Leonard Appliances First in Montana Since 1893 171 YOUR BITTER ROOT PHOTOGRAPHER Western Montana National Bank MISSOULA MONTANA For That 9 HOT DOG Go to Carol's In 'n' Out CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '54 Golden Glo Creamery Co. Manufacturer of ICE CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE BUTTER 214 East Main—P. O. Box 243 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '54 NEHI PAR-T-PAK CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES CLASS OF '54 %.t� 9 juvuim y MISSOULA MONTANA miAAVldcL Hardware fir Plumbing Co. MISSOULA. MONTANA PLUMBING HEATING APPLIANCES MISSOULA WORKS t— ZveuftiiMf ot (fOut 215 E. Main MISSOULA MONTANA Phone 9-0663 The Music Center Formerly Hefte's 510 North Higgins Are. MISSOULA MONTANA KOSKI RADIO ZKJXiTii Radios Television Hearing Aids 131 E. 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Don ........... 49 Albright. Jack 67 Alton. David . 94 A merman. Derek 7 Andersen. Lola . 49 Anderson. Agnes 46 Anderson. Beverly (Fr.)_ 59 Anderson. Beverly (Sr.). 7 Anderson. Bradley .. Anderson. Colleen...... 37 Anderson. Herb 59 Anderson. Karen .......... 7 Anderson. Lola ........ Anderson. Mary .......... 59 Anderson. Maureen ..7, 148 Anderson. Robert D...... 36 Anderson. Robert G........ ..........7. 142. 110. Ill Anderson. Robert M. ..7. 135. 142. 128. 95. 96. 104 Anderson, Wallace ......... 36 Andreasen. Kathleen ..... .................7. 135. 148 Andreasen. Linda......... 59 Andrews. James ........ 6. 7 Andrus. Thomas ........46. 106 Ansell. Jackie 8 Anthony. James ............. 8 Anthony. Joan .............. 8 Appelt. Barbara .......... 59 Armentrout. Nan ........... 59 Armstrong. Jerry .......... 59 Arthur. Darlene ........... 59 Ashby. Delores ........49. 148 Auras. Dawn ............... 59 Austin. Jack................ 8 Austin. Jerry ............. 67 Austin. Thomas ............. 8 — B — Bache. Bonnie.............. 59 Badden. Nancy.............. 37 Bagaoisan. Victor.......... 49 Baier. Darlene ............ 37 Baier, Duane .............. 49 Baier. Mary Lou.......... Bailey. Jack............... 49 Baker. Billie .............. 8 Baker. Blaine 8 Baker. Carol 48. 49 Baker. Leslie 8 Baker. Lucille Baker. Marie . 8 Baker. Pamela 59 Baker. Robert 8 Bakke. Robert ............. 49 Bango. James ........ ... 49 Banta, Delores . 59 Barkell. Alice 49 Barnes, Dave .............. 37 Barney. Phillip ........... 49 Barnhill. Norris ......49. 119 Barrett. James............. 59 Barry, Alice............... 39 Barthelmess. Jim 8. 125 Bartlet. William ........ Bartz. Clara ............... 9 Bartz, Bob ............... 67 Bates. Roy........145. 59. 120 Bauer. Harry .............. 49 Bauer. Harry L.............56, 95 Bauer. Jim ....37. 59. 107. 120 Bauer. James R............ Bauer. Marilyn ............37. 148 Bauer. James M............ Bauer. Richard ............ 49 Bauer, Vearl .............. 49 Beardmore, Howard ........ ...............37. 137. 144 Beavers. Muriel .......... ........... 48. 49. 134. 138 Beckwith. Bill.....37. 142. 101 Beeson, Bessie ............. 49 Belcher. Donald ......... Bell. Pat . 6. 9. 135. 136. 126 Beninger. Donald............ 49 Bennet. Paul ...........49. 132 Benson. Gordon ............. 46 Berger. Janice .......... 9 Berglund. Carl .... 49 Bertapelle. Allen .......... 59 Bethke. Floyd...........59. 106 Bethke. Lloyd...........49. 106 Betson, Mary ............... 49 Betts. Dale.............. 59 Betts. Russell........... 59 Billings. Brooke .......49. 147 Billingsley. Vulloy . 3. 7. 148 Bird, Carol ................. 9 Bjorklund. Gary 5. 9. 107, 120 Blair. Marta................. 9 Blake, Gerald......... 132. 59 Bleakman. Robert ........ ...........9. 132. 136. 137 Bloeser. Carl .............. 49 Bockman. Karen ............. 59 Bockman. Montana ........ .......3. 7. 142. 95. 100. 105 Boehler. Diane ............. 59 Boehm, oj................... 59 Bolin. LeRoy ......56. 106, 112 Borchers. Karl ............. 37 Borchers. Ronald ........ 9. 142. 95. 99. 105. 110. Ill Borgstede. Lillian .....37. 134 Bouchard. Mike 49. 132. 137 Boucher. Beverly ........... 59 Boulware. Molly.............. 9 Bourdeau. Joyce............. 37 Bourquin. Orval 9. 95. 96. 104 Bower. Bert ................ 49 Boyce. Jacqueline .......... 59 Boyce. Jolanda .........37, 132 Boyd. Irene .............9. 134 Bravos. Sappho..........37. 141 Bray. Roy................9. 142. 95. 96. 104. 105. 110. Ill Briggs. Beth .....10. 132. 135 Briggs. Manley 49. 135 Brillhart. Charles ......... 37 Brillhart. Luella .......... 59 Bristow. Charles ........... 67 Bristow. Darlene............ 49 Broff. William ............. 67 Bross, Lorita .............. 37 Bioss, Sharon 59 Broulette. Barbara . ...... 49 Browman, Audra .......... ....... 10. 134. 135. 147 Brown, Donna ......49. 132, 128 Brown. Doug ................ 49 Brown. RuGene .............. 59 Brundage, Bobbie ........... 49 Bruno. Carole .............. 67 Brunson. Bob ............... 59 Brunson. Val ............... 10 Bryant. Nadine ............. 37 Bucey, Dana ............37. 119 Buchanan. Grace............. 37 Buchanan. Wayne 145, 59 Buck. Duane................ 49 Buck. Luella .............. 10 Buckhouse. Gerald ....37, 106 Buis, Arthur............... 10 Burger. Alice ............. 49 Burger, Judy E........... Burklund. Louis —59. 58. 120 Burklund, Rhea ............ 37 Burnham. Neil ........10. 135 Burton. Sharon ............ 59 Bush, Jerry ............... 46 Butler. Donna ............. 49 Buttrey, John ............. 49 Buzzetti. Edmund 49. 106. 119 Byler, Kenneth ............. 10 — C — Caddell. Connie . 36. 37. 134 Caddell. Mike ............. 46 Cadieux, Barbara .......... 49 Cain. Alan ................ 59 Cain. Roberta ............. 49 Cameron. Pat .............. 49 Carlson, Cheryl ........... 49 Carlson, Dorothy .....37, 141 Carlson. Walter ......... Carmichael. Bruce......58. 59 Carmichael. Allan ......... 10 Carr. LaDonna ............. 38 Carr. Sandra ............. 59 Carroll. Bob............... 38 Carroll. Simie ............ 38 Case, Beverly ............. 59 Casteel. Jack ............. 10 Castle. Lynn .........38. 129 Castonguay. Allan........ 49 Caterino. Patricia......... 10 Cates. Gary ......... 48. 49 Caven. Bonnie ........50. 106 Cawley. Martha ............ 59 Chaffey, Joanne ......38. 148 Chaffey, Paul ............. 10 Chaffey. Roberta .......... 50 Chaffin, Carol ............ 38 Chaffin. James .......36. 38 Chaffin. Jean ............. 38 Chamberlain. Janet ........ 50 Chamberlain. John........ 56 Chamberlain. Joyce ........ 50 Chamberlin. Michael...... 67 Chamley. lone ............. 11 Chase. Charles ............ 50 Cheff, Elaine ............. 59 Chilcote. Larry ........... 11 Chinske. Mary ............. 50 Christensen. David ........ 50 Christensen. Donna ........ 59 Christensen. Ruby ......... 38 Christopher. Carole ....... 59 Clements. Robert .......... 59 Clark. Robert 46 Clark. Sharon ............. 59 Clinkingbeard. Bert ....... 59 Clinkingbeard. Joan ..... 11 Clements. Robert ........ Qose. Donnie .............. 59 Close. Floyd .............. 50 Close. Jeff ............. Close. William ............ 46 Clothier. Dixie............ 50 Clute. Anona ........147, 60 Clute. H. J................ 11 Coates. Darrel............. 67 Cobb, Clara................ 38 Cocchiarella, Frances ..... 50 Coffee. John .........60. 107 Coffman. Milton ........... 60 Colby, Conrad ............. 67 Collins, Arthur ......60. 107 Collins. Dennis ........... 38 Collins. Frank .......... Collins, Mary ........... Collvill, Randa .......50. 148 Combs. Douglas ............ SO Conkling, Linda ........... 38 Conn, Beatrice.........50, 148 Cook. Carl.......... :jjj Cooper. Jack ..........60. 120 Cooper. Ken F....... 60 Cooper. Ken L........ 132. 60 Corbett. Jeanne ........ 11 Cosgrove. George .......... || Cote. Don .............. 38 Coty. Burt ............. 38 Coughren, Gordon .......... 50 Coughren. Marvin ....... Cowan. Glen............... || Coyle. Ann ............. 50 Cozad, Donna............ 50 Cramer. Marietta .......... 60 Crawford. William....... ................38. 132. 137 Cray. Robert .............. 50 Creighton, Denis........ 11 Creighton, Jo Ann ......... 60 Cripe. Lorona .......144, 60 Crist. Darlene ............ 46 Croft. Billy ........... Croghan, Rosa ............. 11 Croonenberghs. Luci ....... 50 Crowther. Charles ......... 60 Cruickshank, Sharon..... 46 Crum. Art ................. 11 Crutchfield. Charlotte ..50. 132 Culbertson. Denny....... 11. 137. 142. 145. 95. 101 Culbertson. Gary .....50. 106 Curran, Richard.........60. 107 — D — Dahl. Nona ................ 50 Damaskos, Frank 60. 106, 120 Daniels. Kent ........67, 107 Daniels. Roger ............ 12 Datsopoulos. John 60. 107, 120 Davenport. Phyllis...... 38 Davey. Janet .............. 12 Davey. John ............... 38 Davis. Boyd ......... 60. 107 Davis. Danna 38. 132, 148 Davis. Linda .............. 38 Davis. Neil ............... 50 Davis. Marion ..........• 12 Davis. Ursula ............. 38 Dawes. Jeannie ........... 147 Dawes, JoAnn ....50. 147, 60 Day. Ahlen ................ 30 Day. Carole ............... 12 Day. Clayton .............. 50 Day. Duane ................ 38 Day. Patricia ............. 60 Day. Wayne ................ 60 Deck. Joy.................. 38 DeLand. Loren ............. 50 Delaney. Donald ........... 12 Demmons. Ann .... 48. 50. 138 Demmons. Donna............. 12 Demmons. Sandy .......12. 136 DeMotts. Lawrence ......... 60 Dennis. Larry .......... Denny. Ray 46. 145, 106 DeWit. Floyd ........... DeWit. Marie .............. 50 DeWit. Rosella ............ 67 Dick. Bob..................56 Dickinson. Bill............ 67 Dickinson. Elizabeth ...... 46 Dickson, Janice............ 12 Diettert. Doris .147, 148. 60 Dillman. Delores........... 60 Dillman. Elmer ......... ...........12. 142. 95. 101 Dillree, Bonnie ........... 38 Dillree. Lois ............. 12 178 Dilly. Don .............12. 141 Dishman, William ........... 46 Dobak, Tom ................. 38 Dobb. Claudia .............. 60 Dodge. Dick 13. 135. 136, 125 Domer. Jerry ............... 50 Donlan, Pat ............50. 137 DonTigny. Gerald ......... D'Orazi, Diane ............. 60 Dorin. Dennis .............. 56 Dorval. Frank .............. 67 Dotter. Walter.............. 50 Doucette, Ronnie ........... 60 Douglas, Chuck ............. 50 Douglas. William .......38, 106 Dowell. Agnes .............. 13 Dowell. Ronald ............. 67 Drew, William .............. 13 Drinville. James . .50. 106. 119 Duffin. Linden ............. 67 Duffin, Roger .............. 50 Dumais, Joyce .............. 56 Dundas. Luella ............. 50 Dundas, Robert ............. 50 Dunn. Emma ................. 50 Dunwell, Robert ............ 30 Durrant, Alyce ............. 60 Durcant. Sandra ............ 60 Dwyer. Frances ...13, 141, 148 Dye, Kathie.................. 60 — E — Eastman, Carol ............. 60 Eddlemon. Gerald.......36. 38 Eddlemon. Jack ............. 50 Edinger. Agnes ............. 60 Edinger. Bill ............ ...50. 142, 95. 101. 105. 119 Egan, Robert ......48. 50, 128 Eichhom, Donna 144, 145, 60 Ellis, Carlton .............. 60 Ellis, Jean ................. 38 Ellsworth. Aletha ........... 13 Ellsworth. Juanita ....... Elmore. Hugh ................ 13 Elstone, Karen ............. 50 Emblen, Roger ............ ...........13. 136. 137. 145 Enger. Jeanne ............... 51 Engstrom. James.............. 13 Engstrom, John..............60. 120 Evans, Dale.................. 51 Evans. Marcella ............. 51 Evans. Mike ................. 51 Everard, Jerry .............51. 106 Everard, Phyllis ............ 56 — F — Fagan. Jimmy.............. Farrel, Rose ................ 38 Fehr, Sheila ................ 46 Felde, Charles ............ 106 Felde, Virginia ............. 51 Felde, Sophie ............... 56 Felix. Leland................ 39 Felker. Virginia ............ 51 Feller. Alice ............... 39 Feller. Arthur .............. 46 Feller. Bob.................. 13 Felstet. Layton . 56. 106, 110 Fenn. Edith ................. 60 Ferrell. Eddie .............. 51 Ferrell. Richard ............ 13 Ferris. Helen ............... 60 Ferrlan. Frances............. 39 Field, Eileen ............... 14 Fifield. Mary ............... 60 Figg. Jim ................... 51 Fink. Duane................. 13 Finley. Ann ................. 51 Fishbum. Nancy............... 14 Fishbum. Rose Marie ......... 60 Fisher. Charles ............. ..............14. 142. 95, 104 Fisher, Harold.............. 51 Fisher. Virginia .......38, 141 Flaherty. Carlene........ ...............132. 138. 60 Fleming. Betty .........51. 144 Fleming. Kathleen .... 51 Fleming. Peggy .......... 51 Fleming. Tom............14. 129 Flightner. Judy ............ 51 Flory. Helen ............ 51 Flory. Wanda ............... 39 Flynn. Marlene ............. 51 Flynn. Orland ..........39. 119 Follinglo. Gertrude...... 60 Fonner, Jane ............... 51 Fontaine. Dick.............. 67 Footer. Jack ............... 39 Forbis. Mary oj ........39, 147 Ford. Fred .39. 132. 137. 128 Forman. Frank .............. 60 Forman, Neal ............... 60 Fornall, Vivian ............ 60 Fortune. Fred ........... ........14. 142, 95. 99. 105 Foster. Dan ................ 14 Foster. Duane .............. 14 Fox, Albert ................ 61 Fox. Barbara ............... 51 Tox, Donald................. 67 Fox, Donna ................. 14 Fox, Earl .................. 14 Fox. George ................ 51 Fredrickson. Bob 51. 145, 106 Freedle, Allie ............. 46 Fritz, Harry ...........46, 50 Froiland, Maureen ..6. 14, 136 Froiland. Solveig .......... 39 Fugman. Gene ............... 56 Funkhauser, Herbert ........ 67 — G — Gager. Geraldine .....147. 61 Gallagher. Don .........58, 61 Gallagher, Robert ......... 14 Galland. Malcolm ........... 56 Gamelgard, Bev ............. 15 Gamelgard, Gwen ............ 39 Gardner, Pete .............. 15 Gardner, Velma ............. 39 Gaughan, Jerry ............. 15 Gee. Mary ............... Geery. Michael ............. 39 George. Alex 48, 51. 137 George. Vernon .......... .............39. 142. 95. 103 Gerdes. Steve 39. 137. 128. 106 Gibbs. Sharon ..........39. 144 Gibson. Charles.........67. 107 Gibson, Lee ............. Gibson. Waiter .128. 61. 15 Giffin. Dwight.............. 51 Giffin, Robert .........15. 141 Giffin. William ........15. 141 Gilbert. John .............. 61 Gilder. Sam ............39. 132 Gilder. Terry .............. 51 Gilfillan. Doris ........... 67 Gilfillan. Richard ......... 55 Gilgen. Mel ............. .......36. 39. 135. 141. 129 Gilligan. Maureen .......... 51 Gillin. Kathleen ........... 61 Gleeson. Jeanne............. 51 Gibson. Lee ............... 107 Goddard, Eleanor............ 51 Godward, John ........145. 61 Goldsby. Robert ............ 51 Gander. Carol............... 61 Gonsior. Janet.............. 39 Gonsior, Trudy ............. 51 Goodall, Keith ........... 15 Goodan, Delores .....51, 144 Goodman. Dorothy 39 Goodman, Robert .......... 15 Gordon, Ken .............. 51 Gordon. Robert ........... 15 Goudette. May ............ 61 Gould. Marilyn............ 61 Graham. Harry............. 56 Graham. Leida ............ 15 Gray. Barbara ............ 61 Graybeal, Betty ....132, 61 Graybeal. Francis ........ 37 Greenhalgh, David ...39. 61 Greenhalgh, Paul ....... Gregory, John ............ 56 Grenager, Arlis .......... 39 Gress. Jimmy ............. 67 Griffing. Jeanene ........ 51 Grimm, James............. 61 Grogan. Janice ........... 61 Grogan. Sylvia ........... 51 Gross. Joanne ............ 51 Gross, ojhn .............. 39 Gruhn. Merlyn .......39. 145 Gudgeon, Robert .......... 61 Gummer. Greg ............. 67 Guntermann. Charlotte .... 51 Gustafson. Carol ......... 61 Gustafson. Clifford..... 15 Gustafson, Erling ........ 39 Gutierrez. John .......... 51 Gutierrez. Marilyn ...... 141 Gutierrez. Ann ........... 39 Guy. Deanna . .... 61 Gyles. Marvin 16. 142, 95. 101 Gyles. Paul .....51. 106. 119 — H — Hacker, Douglas .....16, 141 Hagen. Karen ........48. 51 Hagen. Norma ............. 16 Haines. Harry ......132. 61 Haines, Jerri ............ 61 Haines, Leilani........... 39 Hait. Linda .............. 67 Hale. Dick ..........51. 106 Haley. Deirel ............ 61 Hall. Janet ............ 61 Hall. Mary Jo ............ 61 Hall. Ron ...........16. 132 Hallford, Brenda ......... 61 Hallford. Carole ......... 61 Hallford. Melody ......... 61 Hallgren. Nils ........... 51 Hambleton, Douglas ....... 61 Hambleton. Lauralee 39 Hames. Brenda............. 61 Hames. Jasper ............ 61 Hamilton. Darlene ........ 56 Hamilton, Jimmy .......... 61 Hamilton. .Merlin ........ 61 Hand. Bob ................ 61 Hangas. Sally ............ 61 Hangas, Vic ..40. 136, 137, 124 Hankel. David ............ 61 Hankel. Roy .............. 16 Hanning. Stanley ... 40. 106 Hansen. Eleanor........... 51 Hansen. Carl ... 61. 110. 120 Hansen. Judy ............. 40 Hansen. Melody .. .46 Hansen. Milton ........... 16 Hanson. Arthur .....145. 67 Hanson. Bruce ............ 61 Hanson. Elaine............ 51 Hanson. Janet .......58, 61 Hanson. Karen ............ 16 Harding. Lois ............ 51 Harding. Merle............ 16 Harlan. Bill ........40. 144 Harland, Rita ............ 40 Harmon, Anna Mae ........... 16 Harmon. Theodore ........... 51 Harrison. Arthur............ 40 Harrison. Sheila ........... 51 Harrsch, Marjean ........... 51 Harsell. William 40. 106. 119 Hart. Judy ................. 51 Hart. Marvin ....40. 135. 148 Hart. Richard ..........40, 148 Harvey. Eunice ............. 16 Haskell. Donna ............. 61 Hatton. Donald ............. 52 Hauck, Karlene ............. 40 Hauf. Jerry ................ 61 Hauglum. Judy .............. 61 Hauglum. Rose .............. 56 Hayden. Ruth ....16. 134. 135 Hayes. Dick................. 67 Healow, Nancy ............. 134 Healow. Rose Marie ...... ...........17. 40. 134. 148 Heavlin. Beverly .......52. 132 Hebert. Raymond ............ 17 Hedrick. Mollie .....148. 61 Heidelman, Paula ........... 40 Helean. Larry 17. 142, 95, 100 Henderson. Joyce ........... 17 Henderson. Pat.............. 52 Hendricks. Delores .....40. 136 Hendrix. J. B............... 61 Henry. Barbara v............ 52 Henry. Herman .............. 61 Hensel. Albert .........40, 106 Herbert. Sandra ............ 61 Herman. Carolann ...........17. 135. 136. 126 Herrick. Carolyn............ 67 Herrin. Floyd .............. 56 Hertler, Carolyn ........... 52 Hess. Clara ................ 40 Hess. Judy.................. 17 Hiatt. Gladys............... 61 Hickey, Sharon ......147, 61 Higgins. Colleen ..40, 136, 124 High. Roger................. 67 Hightower. Robert .......... 46 Hildahl, June .............. 40 Hill. Barbara............... 61 Hill. John ................. 40 Hiller. Shirley ............ 52 Hinkle. Ray ............... 106 Himing. Betty .............. 62 Hirsch, Janice ............. 62 Hirst. Katharine... 148. 62 Hitchcock. Carol............ 67 Hochhalter. Dennis . .145. 62 Hochhalter. Gene............ 40 Hochhalter, Willard . 40. 106 Hoffart. Marianne .......... 62 Hoffman. Jane............... 56 Hogan. Bill ................ 52 Hogan, Don ...........17 128 Hogan. Glenda .............. 62 Holden. Loretta ............ 40 Holland. Brenda ......... Holmes. Diane .............. 52 Holmes. Larry 40. 105. 110 Holmquist. Herb 40 Holst. Alphie 147, 58. 62 Honey. John . 52 Hoppe, Alien................ 67 Howard. Allison ......... .......... 36. 40. 135. 128 Howard. Harold ... 46 Howard. Janice ........ 40. 62 Howell. Bill ............... 62 Howell. Janet ........... Howerton. Beverly........ 62 Howton, Sally .............. 17 Hubert. Gladys.............. 52 Huckaba. Anna..........132. 62 Huffman, Bonnie............. 52 179 Hughes. Ronald ............. 17 Hummer. Nancy............... 62 Humphrey. Lee .............. 52 Humphreys. Lois ............ 52 Hunt. Gordon ............ ....40. 137. 110. 112. 119 Hunt. Gordon ............... 40 Hunt. John..................40. 141 Hunter. Lee ................ 56 Hunter. Ernest.............. 40 Hunter. Mary Paula ......... 62 Hunton. Ernest .......... Hutcheson. Warren .......... 52 Hutchins. Eudora ........... 52 Hutchins. Camilla .......... 17 Hupfer. Barbara ............ 17 Hyland. Carole ............. 62 Hyndman, Doreen ............ 62 — I — Ingebo. Phillip ............ 18 Inks. Dave ................. 18 Isaacs. Mary ............... 18 Isaacs. Paul ............... 18 Isaacs. Virginia .......... 62 Isham. Margaret............. 40 Iversen. Erik ..............41. 141 Iversen. Trudy ............. 62 Iverson. Floyd.............. 67 Izenhower, Karlene ......... 56 — I — Jackman. June .............. 52 Jackson. Bill .............. 52 Jacobsen. Dean ............. 62 Jakub. Jack ................ 62 Janke, Helen ............... 41 Jasperson, Alice............ 52 Jasperson, Eugene .......... 67 Jemison. Carol ............. 62 Jensen. Dean........36. 41. 136 Jt-nsen. Frank ............. 56 Jensen. Marde.......18. 41. 136 Jensen. Marie ........... Jensen. Marlene............. 41 Jepson. Carol.........18. 148 Jepson. Shirley ............ 41 Jerome. James.............. 18 Jerome. Russell ............ 62 Johnson. Allen ............. 67 Johnson. Anita .......62. 148 Johnson. Arlene ............ 62 Johnson. Carol ............. 62 Johnson. Dolleen ____«... 52 Johnson. Daniel ........... 18 Johnson. Edith ............. 41 Johnson. Fred ______________ 18 Johnson. Gordon............. 18 Johnson. James G. __________ 52 Johnson. James W. .......... 62 Johnson. Jerry .......67. 107 Johnson. Jo Ann............. 52 Johnson. Larry ............. 41 Johnson. Lucille ........ Johnson. Martha ............ 62 Johnson. Richard ...18. 62. 120 Johnson. Roger .......... ....19. 142. 95. 99. 104. 105 Johnson. Zane............... 19 Johnston. Charles........... 62 Johnston. Donald ........... 52 Johnston. Donna ......41. 134 Johnston. Mary ............. 41 Johnston. Nancy ............ 52 Jones. Agnes ........147, 62 Jones. Barbara ............. 52 Jones. Bob .............. .19. 132. 135. 136. 137. 124 Jones. Patrida ............. 62 Joscelyn. Edith..19. 135, 126 Joseph. Janice .......41. 148 Joyce. Keith............... 62 180 — I — Kahn. James ............. 62 Kaiser. Lorna ........... 41 Kallis. Peggy ........41. 134 Kallis. Shirley ......... 19 Karlin, Donna ........... 52 Kay. Ronald ............. 52 Keller. Shirley ......... 52 Keller. Steve ........... Kelley. Marvin .......... 67 Kelly. Robert............ 19 Kemp. Dan ............19. 147 Keniston. Maurice.....58. 62 Keniston, Sharon ........ 62 Kennedy. Gary............ 62 Kennedy. Pat..........19. 134 Key. Robert ..........58, 62 Key, Sam................. 41 Kidder. Roy.............. 62 Kiehl. Mary.............. 62 Kilian. Delphi .......... 41 Kimpel, Karen ........... 52 Kimpel, Maureen ......... 52 Kinney. Donald .......... 62 Kirkland. Marianne ...... 52 Kirshmann, Bertha ....... 52 Kirshmann. Esther ....... 62 Kitchin. James .......... 19 Kittell, Penny .......... ....... 6. 19. 132. 134. 145 Klapwyk. David............. 41 Klapwyk. Edward ......... 52 Klapwyk. William ........ 62 Klarr. Jack ............. 46 Knoyle, David ............. 62 Knoyle, Robert .......... 19 Knuchel. Lena............ 52 Knuppel. Charles......... 62 Knutson. Elaine ........... 62 Kodis, Buzz ............. 62 Kodis. Charles .......... 20 Koestner. Ann ........48, 52 Kohler. Jim ............... 20 Kohler. Ron................ 41 Kohler. Tony ............. 62 Kolendick. Gail ........... 62 Kolokotronis. James ....... 62 Kolppa. Ann .............. 62 Kolppa. Karen ........20. 148 Koski. Barbara ............ 41 Koski. Chuck ....20. 135. 136 Kost, Wayne .....20. 142. 104 Kottas. Leo...........52. 106 Kramer. Betty ............. 41 Kramer. Kenneth ........... 63 Kramer. Marjorie .......... 20 Kreis. Gloria ............. 20 Kreitzberg, Carl......41. 145 Krieg. Karen .............. 52 Krumm. Richard .......52. 147 Kuhl, Allen ............... 63 Kuney. Betty .............. 41 Kunz. Cora................. 52 Kurtz. Reinhart ........... 41 Kurzenbaum. Gerald....... 41 — L — Labbe. James ............. 63 LaCasse. Marinell ......... 52 LaChambre. Joyce .....41. 148 LaChambre. Shiela ....... ........6. 20. 136. 138. 148 LaCombe. Allen ............ 41 LaFriniere. Frances ....... 63 Lambson. Roger ............ 63 Lamoreaux. Cleo ........... 53 Lanaghan, Jere ............ 53 Landgraf, David ........... 46 Lange. Beulah ............. 63 Lange. Carol............... 53 Lange. George ............. 41 Lange. Janice ........... 20 Larson. Daniel........46. 106 Larson. Juanita.......... 63 Larson. Harold .......56. 119 Lash. Jean .............. 20 Lash. Mary Ellen ........ Lasher. Gaylord ......63. 128 Lassila. Don .........46. 145 Lebsack. Jeannette ...... 20 Lebsack. Stanley ........ 63 Lechner. Jean ........... 63 Lee. Barbara ........132, 63 Lee. Delbert ........145, 67 Lee. John................ 56 Lefler. Eddie ........... 53 Lehl. Kathryn ........... 42 Lehl. Shirley ........... 67 Leischner, Eleanor....... 53 Leisz. Joy .............. 53 Lembke, Louis ........42, 145 Lemmer. Merlin ... 67, 107. 120 Lennox. James .......58. 63 Leonard. Patrick ....42. 128 LePiane, Carolyn......... LePiane, Rita........42. 63 Lerch. Donna ............ 63 Lester. Priscilla ....... 53 Lewis. Della ............ 21 Lewis. Dorothy .......... 21 Lewis. Diane ............ 53 Lewis. Gloria ........... Lewis. Laura ............ 63 Lien. Oran .............. 63 Lightfoot. Mary .....6. 21 Linden. George ......63. 107 Lindh. Craig ............ 63 Lindh, George ........... 67 Lindh, Quest .........42, 144 Lindsay, Myke ........... ......53. 142. 95. 103. 119 Linendoll, Barbara....... 63 Linn. Michael ........... ...21. 135. 137. 95. 101. 110 Little. Robert .......42. 106 Livesey. Gerald ......... 21 Livesey, Robert ......... 42 Llewellyn. Gay .......53. 63 Lockwood. Bill .......46. 106 Long. Carolyn ........48. 53 Long. Ronald ............ 21 Lorance. Ted ....42, 135. 128 Lory, Mary .............. 63 Lourbis. George......58. 63 Lourwood. Kenneth ....... 53 Lovell. Jack .21. 142. 95. 101 Lovingood, Barbara ...... 63 Lowe. Alvina ............ 53 Lowe. Norman ... 63. 107, 120 Lowe. Tom................ 63 Lucey. Dennis ...MS. 63. 120 Lucey. Jim ...........42. 107 Luchau. Gerald . 63. 107, 120 Lund. Barbara ........53. 138 Lyman. Barbara........... 53 Lynch. Bill...48. 53. 137, 128 Lynn. Roy.............63. 107 Lyons. Beverly .......... 63 — M — McBride, Mary Jo......... 42 McCall, Susan............ 63 McCarty. Beverly ........ 53 McCloskey. Patricia...... 63 McCullough. Molley ....21, 136 McCullough. Tommy ....... ...............53. 136. 145 McCullough. William...... 21 McDougall. Mary.......... McDugel. Kathie.......... 53 McFarland. Joanie . 6. 21. 125 McFarlane. Janet .....48. 132 McGee. Pat .............. 21 McGrew. Jean.............. 128 McIntyre. Bruce ........... 63 Mclver. Kathy............ McKay, Jeannine 42. 132. 141 McLaughlin. David ......... 22 McLaughlin, Laurel ......... 53 McRae. George.............. 63 Maart, Carl ................ 63 Maart. Virginia ............ 53 Mace, Donald ............... 42 Mace. Kenny ................ 67 MacGregor. Mitchell .67. 107 Maclay, Charlotte .....147. 63 Maclay. Dave ............. 119 Maclay. Harry...........53. 106 Maclay. Jerry .............. 95 Maclay. Margarete ....... 63 Madsen. Donna ........... 42 Magstadt. Daniel ........ ............42. 142. 95. 119 Maier. Elmer............... 53 Maiers, Fredirick ......... 67 Mann. David ...........53. 132 Maness. Phyllis ......... Manny. Richard .......... 53 Marek, Roselyn .......... 42 Marek. William .......... 53 Marin. Gary ............... 53 Marion. Valerie ............ 63 Morkert, Stanley......... Martel. Esther............. 63 Martel. Jewel............... 42 Martin. Sharon ........... 63 Marom. William ......67. 106 Matt. John ..........63. 107 Matt. Tom .................. 67 Matthew. Bob .....46. 63. 107 Matthews. Helena ........... 22 Matthews. Ramona ........... 67 Maynard. Sally ............. 53 Meckler, Barbara........... 22 Meckler. Lorraine .......«. Meister, Fred .............. 63 Meyer, Charles........... Megerth, Roger .......... ........22. 135. 136. 126. 129 Meehan. Tommy............... 46 Meidinger, Duane ........... 53 Meisinger. Richard....... 42 Meister. Fred _____________ Melby, Karen ............. 63 Mercer. Duane .............. 53 Meyer. Walter .............. 53 Meyer. Chuck................ 22 Meyers. Robert.............. 42 Meske, Vivian .............. 53 Middlebrook. Jack _____.... Midgett. Douglas........63. 107 Migge. Vicki ... .......58. 63 Miles. Joan ................ 22 Miller. Jack ............... 22 Miller. Juanita............. 63 Miller. Norma ..........., 63 Miller, Paul................ 67 Miller. Kim ................ 22 Miller, Stanley ......... Millhouse. Richard....... 67 Millikan, Gilbert........ .............6. 22. 135. 136 Mills. Clark ............... 46 Mills. Leslie..........!... 22 Mills. Sharon .............. 63 Minster. Del................ 42 Minster. Dorlene............ 23 Minster. Montana ........... 64 Mintz, Adrienne ........42. 148 Mintz. Tina ................ 63 Mitchell. Carolyn .......... 67 Mitchell. Roy ..........53. 128 Mitchell. Virginia ......... 64 Mix. Norman ................ 53 Mix. LeRoy .............. I Mjolsness, Karen .......... 23 I Moderie. Marilyn .......... S3 Moffett. Judy ........58. 63 Molenda. Richard ......... 56 Monaco. Michael .......... 64 Mood. Alfred ............. 23 Momaugh. Eddie ........... 67 Moore. Marion ............ 64 Moore. Richard .......... Moore. Velma ............. 42 Moravec, Frank ........... 23 Mongar. Thomas ........... 23 Morrelles. Bill........... 23 Morris. Ina Jeanne ...... ...............53. 135, 145 Morris. Mary ............. 53 Morrison. James.......64. 120 Muchmore, Charlie ........ 67 Muchmore, Judith ......... 64 Muchmore. Leslie 23. 132. 135 Mueller. Bruce ......147. 42 Mueller. Marcia ......... 42, 134. 141. 147 Muir. Billie.............. 23 Muir. Carol .............. 64 Muller. Gil ............. Muller, James ............ 23 Murphy. Janie 6. 23. 136, 124 Murphy. William .......... 23 Murray. Leonard .......... 56 I Museus. Betty ............. 42 Mytty. Bill ............. — N — Nagle. Betty ........... Nagle. Edna ............ Nagy, Virginia ......... Nantt, Dorothy ......... Nash, Maureen .......... Needles. Ronald ........ Needles, Wallace........ Nei, Lanny ............. Nei, Ormie Nelles, Donald ......... .......43. 142. 95. 100, Nelson. Bertina ........ Nelson. Jack ........... Nelson. John . 24, 142, 95, Nelson. Joyce.........53, Nelson, Kenneth ......43. Nelson, Robert ......... Nelson, Ruth .. Nelson, Shirley ........ Netzer. Marilyn ........ Neudeck, Lowell......... Newgard. Bruce .......53, Newton. Dorothea ....... Newton. Margaret ....... Newton. Roy ............ Niblack. Mason 53. Nicholson. Stanley ..... ..........24. 132. 136, Nicholson. Stuart ...... .6. 24. 137. 142. 95. 96. Nicklous. Esther ....... Niemeyer. Jodie ........ Niemeyer, Theodora ..... Nimocks, Audrey Noack, Betty .........24. Noel. Sam .........!.... Noland. Iva ............ Noland. Walter ......... INooney, Brian ..........64. Norderhus. Rose Marie.... Nordgulen. Francis ..... Nordgulen. Ronald ...... Nordwick. Bob .......... Nordwick. Elsie ........ Nordwick. Marion ....... Norgaard. Roger ......64, Norling. Denise......... 56 42 42 53 43 64 53 24 43 119 53 24 103 147 119 64 43 64 53 43 132 64 43 24 125 137 105 43 43 64 54 148 54 54 64 107 54 24 54 43 24 64 107 24 Norton. Bernard ........... 43 Nousianen. Doris .......... 54 — O — Obenauer, Janice .....135. 54 Oblinger, Louie........24. 110 O'Connor. Sheila .......... 64 Oien. Avis................. 54 Olmstead, Dorothy......... 43 Olson. Tommy .............. 54 Olson, Bruce...........54. 119 Olson. Carolyn............. 64 Olson. Donald.............. 25 Olson. Geraldine .......... 54 Olson. Margaret............ 64 Olson. Roberta ............ 25 Orr, Sharon.......43. 132. 144 Ostergren. Carol .......... 25 Ostrom. Karen ............. 54 Otoupalik. Charles ........ 54 Otoupalik. Estella ........ 64 Ott, Tommy................. 54 Overland. Carol Ann....... 64 Owen. Elvera .............. 43 Owen. Gail................. 54 Owen. Janice .............. 54 Owen. Keith ............. 25 — P — Paddock. Sharon ........... 64 Page. Harlene ..........6. 25 Palmer. Elmer ............. 64 Palmer. Darryl ............ 25 Pappas, Katherine......... 54 Parent. Audrey ............ 25 Patten, Larry ....25. 134, 136 Patton. Betty ............. 54 Patton, June 25, 132, 135, 129 Paulos. Peter ............ Paulson, Dale ............. 54 Payne, Josephine ......... Payne, Les ................ 56 Payne, Selma .............. 64 Payson, Marshall .......... 54 Pemble, Judith ............ 54 Pendergast. Marcia ........ 25 Pepe. Joe ................ ...54. 142. 95. 96. 104. 119 Peressini, Virginia....... 25 Permann. Lillian........... 46 Peters. Luneta............. 54 Petersen. Donald .......... 64 Petersen. Karen........54. 144 Peterson, Buddy ........... 58 Peterson. Camie ..26, 135. 136 Peterson. Jack ........... Peterson. Nancy ........... 54 Petroff. Ruby ............. 64 Pettey. Sally ............. 54 Pfaff, Edmund.............. 43 Pfau, Kenneth ............. 26 Pfau, Yvonne .............. 54 Pfeifer. Donna............. 54 Phelan. James .........43. 135 Phelan. Robert ............ 67 Phelps. Betty ............. 64 Phelps. Joe ...........43. 106 Phelps. Lyle .............. 43 Philpott, Barbara ......... 46 Piccinini. Monte.......43. 137 Pickel. Frank ............. 43 Pickens. Beverly........... 54 Pickens. Jim ............. .26. 95. 96. 98. 104. 110, 112 Pickens. Marjorie.......... 26 Pickens. Virginia ......... 54 Pickering. Bob ............ 67 Pietro. Tony............... 54 Pilon. Eleanor............. 26 Pine. Lorraine............. 26 Pippenger, Cheri .......... 64 Pittsenbarger. Betty ....... 4 Plenger. Cora .............. 26 Plenger. Janet.............. 64 Plenger. Robert ............ 54 Ployhar. Anne .............. 54 Ployhar. Josephine........ 64 Ployhar. Martin ............ 67 Podall. Priscilla .......... 67 Polanchek, Alvin........64. 107 Polich, Hazel............... 54 Polinsky, Betty ............ 26 Polinsky. Frank ............ 67 Pomajevich. Jeanne ..147, 64 Pominville. Pat ........26. 136 Pond, Jim .................. 43 Pop ham. Carol ............. 26 Popham, Nancy .............. 64 Porter. Joe ............54. 106 Potter. Allan .............. 64 Potter. Helen.............. 64 Potter. Henry .............. 43 Poulas. Peter............... 43 Powell, Jimmy............. ............46. 142, 110, Ill Powell. Pauline ............ 64 Praast. Donald ............. 26 Pramenko. George.......... 46. 137. 142. 58. 95. 99. 110 Pramenko. Paul ............. 64 Preson, Bob................. 65 Preszler. Alan .........65, 107 Prety. Jeanette ........... 141 Pretz. Jeanette ............ 43 Price. Alberta ............. 43 Price. David ............... 65 Privett. Bonnie....43, 36. 136 Prociv, Dolly .............. 54 Proebstel, Graham......... 54 — Q — Qualley. Cyra ..43. 135, 128 — R — Rambo. Olive ............ 27 Ramer, Anita ........43. 141 Randall. Thurman ........ 45 Rannburg, Mary........... 44 Ranstrom, Judy........... 65 Rasmussen, David ........ 27 Pasmussen. Emil ......... 54 Rasmussen. Ray........... 67 Reardon, Charles......... 54 Reber, Dennis .......... ..........67. 106. 110, 112 Reely. Bill ............. 65 Reely, John ............. 44 Reese. Geraldine ........ 54 Reesman. Lloyd .......... 67 Peeves. Phil ............ 54 Regan. Bill ....„....27. 125 Regenos, Dean ........... 27 Rehder. John ............ 54 Reich. Peggy ............ 65 Reid. Jerry ............. 65 Reiter. Swanda........... 54 Penmaker. Alice ......... 67 Rentmeister. Loa ........ 44 Rexroad. Louise ........ Rhinehart. Naseby ...... 27. 95. 96. 104. 105. 110. Ill Rhinehart. Vodie 132 138. 65 Rice. Dan .........54. 106, 119 Richardson. Bill ............ 67 Richardson. Maurice ......... 27 Rickett. Charlotte .......... 44 Rickett. Janet .............. 65 Ricketts. Raymond ........... 65 Riely, John ................. 36 Rieley. Bill ................ 27 Riggs. Wilma ................ 54 Rissman, Mary ............... 44 Roark. Douglas .......145. 65 Robinson. Jessie 44, 148 Rocene. Bill ..........65. 107 Roda, John ............... 44 Rodgers, John ............ 44 Roe. Adele ............... 54 Roehl, Mary .............. 44 Roehl. Viola ............. 65 Rogers. Bette............... 65 Root. Sue................... 65 Ross. Carol .............. 54 Ross. Roxanna ............ 44 Roth. Amilia ............. Roth. Sue .............48, 55 Roth. Boyd ............... 55 Ruana. Ilona ............. 44 P.uana. Rudolph 132. 145, 56 Rucks. Doris ............... 44 Rucks. Willard ........... 44 Rupp. James .............. 67 Russell. Johnny ... 65. 107, 110 Russell. Lynn...........132, 65 Russell. Penny ........... 65 Russell. Rosalyn ........... 44 Russell. Steve.............. 55 — S — Sackett, Robert ....27. 135. 148 Sain. Jack ................. 44 Saltz. Bob.................. 56 Saltz. Judith .............. 65 Saltz. Shirley ............. 65 Sammons. Faye...........55. 144 Sammons, Larry.............. 44 Sanchelli, Mary Ann ........ 56 Sandau. Victor ........... Satterfield. Betty ...138. 65 Satterfield. Mary .....44, 125 Satterlee. Mark .......65. 107 Saunders, Lorna............. 55 Sayer. Richard ........65. 107 Sayler. Joyce .............. 55 Schaffer. Daniel ........... 65 Schatz. Betty Jean ......... 55 Schestag. Ronald............ 65 Schilling, Mary Jean ..... .................36. 44. 138 Schimetz. Naomi ............ 67 Schlauch, Jim .............. 65 Schmautz. Joan ............. 55 Schmautz, Marlene .......... 44 Schmautz. Marvin ........... 44 Schmautz. Nancy ............ 27 Schmautz. Owen ........... .............27. 142. 95. 101 Schmelebeck. Delbert ....... 55 Schmitz. Jerry..............65. 107 Schoening. Dennis .......... 27 Schoening. Roger ........... 65 Schram. Jerry .............. 67 Scott. David H.............. 56 Scott. David L..............65. 106 Scott. Julia ............... 55 Scott. Robert ............ ....28. 142. 95. 96. 104. 105 Searight, Larry ............ 56 Seim. Bob..........44. 137, 105 Seitz. Barbara.............. 65 Seitz. Jack .......... 44. 106 Seitz. Larry ............... 28 Seitz. Russell ............. 46 Sellers, Buddy ........... ....28. 137. 142. 95. 96. 105 Serba. Mary ................ 28 Serviss. Pat................ 55 Serviss. Stanley ........... 65 Seymour. Judy .............. 67 Sharpe. Joyce ............ Sharpe. Luanne..........28. 136 Shaubut, May................ 55 Shaubut. Jeannie ......... 181 Shaughnessy. Rose 144 65 Shearing, Diana ............. 55 Shellman. Marie ............. 28 Shelton. Charles .......... 107 Shepard. Carol .........55. 144 Sheridan. Max ............... 65 Sherry. George .............. 56 Shope. Edward .............. 36. 44. 136. 137 Shoup. Patricia.............. 28 Shull. Lewis ................ 28 Sickels. Charles ........... 55 Sickels. David............... 28 Sickels. Robert ............. 65 Sievers Edwina . 36. 44 138 Siler. Una Gaye ............. 28 Simmert. Albert ........65. 107 Simon. Gerald ..........36. 44 Simon. Jim .............55. 119 Sipes. Robert ............... 65 Sipes. Sonja................. 55 Skahan. Pat ............28. 13§ Skarland. Marie ............. 55 Skinner, Robert ........29. 147 Skoblin, George.........55. 147 Skoblin. Lydia.....29. 134. 148 Slominski, John ........65. 107 Smedley. Lorry ........132. 67 Smith. Carol J.............. 29 Smith. Carol L.............. 29 Smith. David ............... 65 Smith. Don .............44. 107 Smith. Ferris .............. 55 Smith, Gail ................ 44 Smith. Hazel ............. ...29. 132. 134. 136, 138. 141 Smith. Ian ................. 65 Smith. Leona ............... 44 Smith, Lester............... 44 Smith, Marcia ......6. 29, 135 Smith. Margaret ............ 45 Smith. Monroe............... 67 Smith. Vernal .............. 55 Smith. William..........55. 106 Snyder. Jim.............29, 132 Sol. Bill ..............55. 106 Sol. Rosemary............... 29 Solander, Barbara .......... 66 Solum. Alan ................ 66 Sommerville. John .......... 55 Sorenson, Bob .....29. 136, 137 Sorenson. Donna ............ 55 Sorensen. Glenda ........... 66 Sorenson. Richard .......... 66 Sorenson. Walter........55, 137 Sorge. Pete ............55. 106 Spaulding. Marjorie ...... ........29. 135. 138. 129 Speaks, Julia............... 29 Speaks. Lee................. 66 Spears. Delores ............ 66 Spears, Judy ............... 66 Spencer. Fay................ 66 Sperry. Leona 45 Spieckerman. Fred......... 30 Squire. Donald 30. 104 Staggs. Bernice........... Staedler. Donna 45 Stanley. Dolores ........... 30 Steadman. Mary 66 Steck. Bill 55 Steele. Evelyn ............. 66 Steen. Sharon .............. 55 Stegmuller. Freda .......... 55 Steinbrenner. Bill . 36. 45. 137, 142. 95. 100. 104. 105 Steinbrenner. Holly .132. 66 Stephan. Don ............... 30 Stephens. Barbara ......... 67 Stephens. Michael......67, 107 Stevenson. Rees ........... 66 Stewart. Gaye.............. 66 Stiles, Jeanne ........48. 55 Stiles. Patricia........... 66 Stimson. Stan ............. 30 Stocke. Raymond ........... 55 Stordock. Beverly.......... 55 Storm. Bonnie .........58. 66 Stoverud. Brendt .......... 66 Stratton. Loretta ......... 30 Stroh. Betty .............. 66 Stroh. Charles............. 67 Stroh. Ruth .............. Strom. Alan................ 66 Strom. David .............. 66 Strom, Florence............ 55 Stores. Nancy ............. 55 Strong. Janis.............. 45 Strong. Stanley ......144, 66 Struckman. Carol .......... 66 Sturdevant. Shirley . 55. 66 Sturgeon. Gail ............ 30 Sullivan. Dana ....30, 135. 145 Sullivan. Robert 45. 128. 110. 119 Sullivan. Shirley.......... Sullivan. Vernice ........ 66 Sullivan. William......... 55 Sunwall. Marie............ 66 Surbrook, Louis........... 30 Susott. Nancy ............ 66 Swanson. Charles 66 Swanson. Sandra 55 Swartz, Beatrice ......... 55 Swearingen. William . 45. 141 Sweeney. Yvonne .......... 30 Swinger. Charles 66 Swisher. Louise .......... 55 Syrros. William 66 — T — Tabish. Hazel ............ 30 Tag. Palmer ..........66. 107 Tarbox. Nancy ............ 55 Taylor. Anne............. ...6. 31. 135. 145. 124. 129 Taylor. Faye ............. 66 Taylor. Martha ......132. 66 Terentieff. Nola.......... 66 Terrell. Brad ............ 31 Therriault. Allan......... 31 Therriault. Tony ......... 55 Therriault. Coleen ....... 31 Thibodeau. Jack .......... 45 Thibodeau. Janet..... 48. 55 Thick. Lois............... 55 Thick. Raymond ........... 55 Thomas. Rosemarie ........ 55 Thomson, Constance . 56 Thompson. Carol Jo....... 31 Thompson. Don............. 66 Thompson. Geraldine . .. 56 Thompson. Sharron ........ 66 Thompson. Warren ......... 56 Thormley. Shirley.... 45 Thornton. Janet .......... 45 Thornton. Judy ........... 66 Tidball, Nola............. 45 Tietz. Gene .............. 56 Tietz. Norman ............ 66 Tilzey, Edward ........... 45 Tilzey. James .......128. 56 Tripp. Sylvia ............ 66 Todd. Dan 46 Toenill. Vivian .......... 66 Toner, Nancy ............. 56 Torgeson. Judith ......... 66 Torgrimson, Maryalys .. 66 Townsend, Kathryn ........ 66 Townsend, Lloyd .......... 56 Trana. Shirley............ 56 Trautman. A1 ............. 66 Treichel, Leslie ...145. 66 Trenouth. Cecily 45. 132. 125 Tripp. Lyle............... 67 Trowbrdige. Floyd ........ 56 Trowbridge. Colleen ...... 66 Truckner, Jack 31, 110. 112 Truckner. Mary Ellen.... 56 Turk. Jo Ann ............. 56 Turrell. Marilyn ......... 45 Twite. Eldora ............ 56 — U — Ulrigg. Helen ............ 56 Ulrigg. Howard ........... 46 Ulver. Max ..........58. 66 Unacks. Jerome ........... 66 Unacks. John ............. 67 Underwood. Loretta ....... 67 — V — Vaage. Dolores 45. 132. 135 Vanlandingham. Sue...... 31 Vann. Pete ..........45. 106 Vannoy, Murray....... 31 Varner. Ronnie....... 56 Velline. Mary ............ 67 Vessey. James ............ 46 Vick. Dale ............. Viegut. Allan ............ 67 Viegut. Raymond .......... 31 Vietz, Delmer ............ 56 Vinson. Warren ........... 67 Virts. Robert ............ 56 — W — Wagner. Alan.............. 67 Wagner. Della ............ 67 Wagner. Dick ............. 31 Wagner. Willard .......... 31 Wagoner. Irvin .. 58. 67. 120 Wagoner. Leslie .......... 46 Wagoner. Richard ....... Waldbillig, Jim........... 45 Waldbillig, Tom .......... 32 Waldor. Matt......32. 136, 137 Walker. Larolie .......... 56 Wallace. Jack —........... 56 Walseth. David ........... 67 Walseth, Raymond ......... 32 Walz. Kathleen ........... 56 Wansher. Richard .. .145. 67 Warren. Barbara.....129, 56 Waters. Noel .........45. 135 Watson. Connie ........... 67 Watson. Delmer ... 45 Waylett. Lillis .....45. 141 Waylett. Marlene.......... 67 Weber, Hans............... 32 Weideman. Betty .......... 32 Weideman. Bill ........... 56 Weideman, Darlene....... 67 Weikel. Dave 67. 107. 120 Weil. Gordon ............. 56 Weimer. Rosie ............ 67 Weishaar, Allan.......67. 107 Weishaar, Arlen . ...... 45. 142. 95. 96. 104. 110 Weldon. Fred 32. 142. 95. 101 Welling. Beverly ......... 56 Welling. Jerry 67 Wemple. Bonnie........ 45 Wemple. Jack ........67. 107 Wemple. Janet ............ 67 Wenstrom, Robert 32. 135. 128 Wersland, Kenneth ........ 56 Wertz, John ..........67, 120 West, Norman ............. 67 Whaley. Mary Ann .... 45. 136 Whaley, Robert ......... ..........32, 137, 142. 101 Wheatley. Robert .....56. 106 Whitaker. Nancy .......... 45 White. Alice ............. 56 White. Mary ............ Wick. Ruth ...........45. 134 Wickes. David ............ 67 Wickman, Gordon .......... 67 Wiedmer, Bill .......... Wight. Alan ............ Wilcox. Betty ............ 45 Wilhelm. Glenn ........... 45 Wilkinson. Karl .......... 56 Willard. Marilyn ....... Willard. Marvin .......... 45 Williams. Barbara ........ 67 Williams. Marjorie...... 56 Willing. Beverly ......... 56 Willis. Carolyn .......... 67 Willis. Richard .......... 56 Willison. Luellva ........ 56 Wills. Bill ... Wills, Dorothy............ 46 Wills. Sidney ............ 67 Wills. Bill .............. 67 Wilson. David ............ 67 Wilson. Fritz ............ 67 Wilson. Marvin ........... 67 Wilson. Ronald 56 Wimett, Ken ..........56. 119 Wise. Alice............... 32 Wise, Catherine........... 56 Wise. Joyce............. 46 Wise. Paul................ Wisherd, Peggy ........... 67 Wohl. Jackie ............. 67 Wokal, Eugene........... Wold. Darlene ............ 56 Wolf. Wesley ............. 67 Wolfe, Francine .......... 46 Wolfe. Richard ........... 32 Wollschlager. Fred ....... 32 Wolter, Roger.........46. 142 Wolverton, June .......... 56 Wood, Aria ............... 56 Wood. Marion.............. 56 Woods. Allin.............. 67 Worden. George............ 56 Wormath. Robert .......... 67 Wornath. Richard ......... 33 Worthen, Robert........... 56 Wright. Ray .............. 56 Wren. Dave ............... 56 Wren. Frank .............. 46 Wright. Mary ........145, 67 Wrifn. Frank ........... Wunderlich. John ...... 46 Wyatt. David 33. 137 — Y — Yandt Max ................ 46 Yarendt Betty .......... Yarnell. Gene 33 — Z — Zander. Donald . 67 Zander. Kenneth........... 56 Zarling. Alice.......... Zarling. Ken ............. 67 Zieg. Philip ............. 46 Zigmund. Charles ......... 56 Zucconi. Robert 46 182 .83 row Tunatai