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Q , f!f 'v'VxK,iV.wj ll - gil, f u jEpf1E, 'W Q 'S-'31 nw 2 ' ' A ff ,. l x -ir h 1 -if -A Ai jiwfp A W 0 fp! gfoflfyi i jf hifi fy y' 4 QW DEDICATION To the city of Shelby, whose fine spirit of cooperation and initiative has made possible the growth of Shelby High School from a small, one-room building to the large, Well-equipped organization of to- day, the Senior Class of l939 dedi- cates this annual, The Coyote. +- YP' TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS Shelby High School is far more than an institution for the dissemination of facts. lt has qiven to all of you some acquaintanceship with the world at larqe. To some extent, at least, it has developed in you a sense of values. ln some measure it has helped you formulate aims for your future life. It is my hope and my belief that those aims are worthy and honorable ones. Strive earnestly for those aims which you have set for yourself fthose thinqs you most Value in life. Seek them with a tenacity of purpose which will not admit of failure. Determination will help you win aaainst the most adverse circumstances and the most aifted opponent. If Shelby Hiah has helped you set your aoals hiah and has qiven you the deter- mination to achieve, then it has justified its existence. W. NORMAN WAMPLER Superintendent i'?.ytz'-fr' 'if QQ' if ,ew 5 538 s , v-if 'Wav CORLIE F. DUNSTER Social Science B,S. South Dakota State CLIFFORD OLSON Science and Physical Education B.S. University of Montana RALPH GROSS!-IART Commercial . B.A. Baker University MARGARET MURIE English and Biology B,A. Iameston Colleqe ' r-.N V 'Vi it MARY RHODES English and French EA. Intermountain Union College FACULT Y FRANK LINGERFELT Mathematics and Latin ALBERT IAHNKE Music B.M. McPhail School of Music , Q UNA BARBER A gh' Home Economics and English W B.S. Montana State College 'jf' ' get If img M tk. ,uf ' -AJ nga-vb 6 5.1 its-I' of 1' Q F A R, NORMA WElDEMANN ' Office Secretary 'V' y ,ff ww' ' --qu. HUBERT HUBER lnd.istrial Arts and Part Time B S Stout Institute Of ' -V y in vs, 'NA l 61 0- T ANNALEEN HEMMER DON EDWARDS VLARL ADDY DAVID THORNE Secretary Treasu er Seraeant at Arms Vxce Presldent P1 srdent SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The electron of the senlor class otflcers was held several weeks after school started The followlnq were elected Davld Thorn Presrdent Vearl Addy V1cePres1dent Annaleen Hernrner Secretary Treasurer Mr Grosshart Class fponsor These otflcers have worked to the best of the1r ab1l1ty to qurde the sen1or class through the buslest of thelr four years of h1qh school Oftlcers durrnq the freshman year were Davld Thorn Presldent Leland W1ll1s V1CGPf9S1d9Ht Donna Ball Secretary Treasurer Mrss Murle Class Sponsor Sophomore offrcers chosen were Dav1d Thorn Pres1dent Vearl Addy V1cePres1dent Annaleen Hemrner Secretary Treasurer Mlss Catherrne Pet trqrew was chosen as Class Sponsor As Iunrors the followlnq ofhcers were elected to qulde the class through one of rts bus1est years Davrd Thorn Presrdent Vearl Addy V1cePres1dent Annaleen Hemmer Secretary Treasurer MISS Una Barber was elected Class Sponsor I I fi 1 OLIVIA HASOUET EVELYN HENDERSON ELEANOR HUCKLEBERRY BARBARA IOHNSON DICK KAVANAGH DOROTHY LANE EVELYN ALLEN HOWARD BASHOR WESLEY BENIAMIN BETTY BOHN DUANE FREDELL GERALDINE HASOUET CLASS GF1939 ,- 16 Q CECIL POLINC1 ROBERT TOMLINSON LORANN WELLS BETTY WILLIAMS MAXINE MALLETTE ROBERT WI-IEIR RUTH LARSON IEAN MCCORMICK IUNE MCLAUGHLIN ROBERT MCNAMER DUANE METRE MARY MIDDLESWORTH CLASS OF1939 ,qs Oh in Sax'- 6 'hw N? 53 L, U 2, ii , .,.,,,f il I BILL NEWHOUSE BETTY POLING DOROTHY RISHOEE FORREST RUSSELL DOROTHY SCHOLZ HELEN HEY ,aliv- 'Q ,..- I AI.AN TURK ROMA MARTIN XNANDA I-IOEEBECK IEAN KALRFLEISCH CLINTON ALEXANDER VIRGINIA NELSON CLASS OF1939 gl If ,5- -ws ,,l Gb 11 ,A 0 XBUX .41- .JH my, SFNIOR CLASS HISTORY The opemng of the school term of 1935 marked an rmportant event Thrs was the entrance of the class of 39 1nto hrgh school The f1fSl year was ushered rn by the usual 1n1t1at1on after whlch the freshmen were completely subdued and wrllrng to keep rn therr place for the rest of the year Later ID the year the class proved that they held no grudge and gave the sophomores a return party Durlng the sophomore year the class lost rts meekness and entered 1nto the school act1v1t1es Thrs year the sophomores had the prlvrlege to be on the delrverrng end of the paddl s for 1n1t1at1on The class of 39 has b '1 very outstandrng rn many of the extra currrcular UCt1J1l19S Many members of the class have taken part 1n dramatrcs lournalrsm athletrcs and musrc The sophomore class was well represented rn the Semor All School Play Grrl Shy Bepresentatrves were Davrd Thorn Vearl Addy Don Edwards and lean Kalbflersch All of these students turned 1n good performances and were awarded parts rn the Iunror play of last year whlch was narned Nothrng But Lles In ad drtron to these other students who took part were Evelyn Allen Duane Fredell Bobbre McNamer Alan Turk and Dlck Kavanagh The Juntors were also rep esented rn the Semor play Let s Get Together Takrng part were Davld Thorn and 'Vearl Addy The class of 39 has also recerved conslderable drstrnctron rn the freld of athletrcs Don Edwards was the only member of the class to IGCQIVS an athletrc award as a freshman Th1s was a basketball letter The sophomore year saw Don Edwards Davrd Thorn Duane Fredell and Dan Prrce Wm football awards whrle Howard Bashor Don Edwards Duane Eredell and Dav1d Thorn won lasketball letters for the season of 1936 1937 McNamer and Kavanagh on the football squad and each of them won a letter The four Junrors who won basketball letters were Thorn Bashor Eredell and Edwards each of them berng on the f1rst strrng The sen1or year was marked wrth as much act1v1ty by rts members tn vctra currrcular work as rn the past years The cast of the lunror All School Play l Wrll I Wont contarned three senrors They were Vearl Addy Duane rredell and Vrrgrnra Nelson The Senror All School Play Parents and Prg falls whrch was held Aprrl 21 was made up almost entrrely of semors Those takrng Dart were Don Edwards V1rg1n1a Nelson Evelyn Allen Bobby Mc Namer Barbara Iohnson Betty Polrng lean Kalbflersch Eleanor Huckleberry and Alan Turk The socral event of the year the Iun1orSen1or banquet followed by the , 1n1or Prom was held on May 7 1938 The banquet was held at the Caprtal Cafe The prom held at the hrgh school audrtorrum followed The musrc for the prom was furnlshed by Don Eckels orchestra The motlf carrred out for the banquet and prom was Mother Goose Land The sen1or year was a repet1t1on of the eventful Jumor year 1n regard to laotball and basketball In athletrcs th1s class has earned hrgh drstrnctron 1 ootball awards were presented to Vearl Addy Howard Bashor Don Edwards Duane Eredell Alan Turk Dave Thorn and Cecll Polrng In basketball the entrre frrst strrng lrne up was made up of semors Those comprrsrng the frrst fve were Dave Thorn Don Edwards Duane Fredell Howard Bashor and Bob lVlcNamer 1 I L 301 ' f 3 1 1 In 4 I 1 ll' I ll ' I n A 1 ' , . I I A I I I l I The junior year placed Bashor, Fredell, Thorn, Edwards, Addy, Poling, 'I . I I I - - 1 f , - 3 , I. - I - . . . , . - I I I 5 2 , , , , 13 CLASS PRGPHECY This is the Columbia Broadcasting Company At this trrne we present to you the March of Trmel MUSIC New York David Thorn was lard to rest todav in the Brooklyn navy yards after being on display in Penney s store window for I3 days Mr Thorn who x as a promrnent actor wrll be well remembered for hrs interpretations of such parts as The Knock on the Door The Vorce rn the Other Boom and The Dead Man Mrs Thorn nee Evelyn Henderson ard I do not know what I ll do now trll I frnd the amount of insurance left Lo Angeles Helen Hey of the famous Hey Hey Girls arrived in this crty today to prepare for the opening of her famous Bar Nothing Banch The tnly statement for the press Mrss Hey had was No nude is bad n ws I L ddrtron to Mrss Hey s setup some of the other exhibits are Voarl Addy and Howard Bashors pre dunked doughnuts Iune Hoyts Knee lVlcIsaughlrnD tap dancing twins Forrest Bussells famed Dead Cat band staring CGCII CP1pJ Polrng on hrs drums and Betty fYa Manl Polrng as the songbrrd of th Bockres I ll bet the Greeks had a brrd for rt Rome After a I2 year self imposed exrle Bob Tomlinson bcarded th ll S S S S today bound for America where he wrll contact publrshers fo Berlm Reports received today rndrcated that Duane Eredell Hitler s protege wrll be ready to step into hrs boots as soon as twelve more whrskcrs are ac curred on hrs upp r lip Duane has Just finished a book on the story of hr trite the former Eleanor Hucklberry entrtled Mein Kamp Lhrcago Mrss Boma Martin was arrested toaay for pan handling When the fase wa investigated rt was found that she worked on the night shrlt of tne Good Sheperd Hospital The case was drsmrssed Shelby Tonrght rn a grand ceremony Mrss Maxine Mallette was uwarded the Gold Medal of Bunrons as the usher longest in active service To your cor respondent Mrss Mallette remarked quote Nuts unquote Phrladelphicx Don Edwards who recently retrred on money acquired from testimonials for the Prckatrdbrt toothprck company toaay announced that he and Mrss Annaleen Hemmer were to be married next ndonth Mrss Hemrner stated that she would rule wrth Arm and Hammer so da husband wont get rdeas and leave her flat as he did that vrvacrous Betty Bonn last rnonth Mrss Bohn rs going to press charges Mld Atlcmhc Mrss Gerry Hasguet was rescued today from her turned over shrp where she has been for ten days by the Coast Guard Cutter U S S lurk named after the late Senator Alan Turk of Sorgam Center The accident is strll a mystery for Mrss Hasauer ever since her hrgh school days has had w reputatron for being such a good skipper Government Agent Drck Kava r agh sard an inquiry wrll be started I14I . T ' ' ' I If I , 4 I I I A ' ' ' e n rr ' ' ' ' , ' ' : , - I ' ' I ' f X fx T ' ' , 1 C ..... , ' , ' r the printing of his autobiography, The History of Natural Gas. A l . 4 I l A J T r I . , ' e ' . ' ' ' f .. . . . 1 - . -, 1 S ' ' , ' - ' ' ' V I - r. I - 1 Hollywood Brll Newhouse top movte reporter announced today rn a copy rtghted artrcle that Clmton Alexander has deftnrtely b en s1qned wtth Metro and also that Mtss Wanda l-loffbeclc Metro s latest lt atrl wtll not marry Alexander as was rumored Washlngton Robert Whetr drplomat to Germany arrrved tn the Capttal Ctty today When asked as to the srtuatron across the puddle Mr Whetr sard Add a few letters on Nazr and you have Nazrattna wh1ch covers the whole sltuatron ChlCUgO Evelyn Allen well known phystclst announced that she would soon dlsclose to the public her new theory on radtoacttvtty Husband Duane Metre ays he doesnt understand 1t but stnce hrs wtte does tt must be true New York Bob IVlcNamer drrector of the Phllharmomc Sympathy Orchestra announced that he had enqaaed Wesley Bentamrn as hrs new sousaphone solots Barbara lohnson who has 1ust completed a seven month course tn a botler factory ts now ready to take a posttton tn the orchestra Flash The latest reports of the world famous avratrrx Ruth Larson was that she IS now tlytna over the F111 lslands Mrss Larson ts mal-:ma thts fltqht to try out her new mventton that stupendous revolutlonary tdea the fltck o plane Thrs rs a new rdea 1n atrplanes for 1t has no motor the tall has been elrmtnated and the fuselaae ts left at the arrport Notre Dame-Mary Mtddlesworth has enrolled tn Notre Dame Unrversrty as acklmo dummy and ts spendtnq her ttme ttahttna the ftahttnq lr1sh Havre--Doctors today were sttll sltahtly dazed over the strange condttton of lean McCorm1ck who was brouaht to the hospttal late today for treatment Mlss lflcCorm1ck was playtnq and smqtna a popular sonq today for the Columbta Broadcasttnq Co when suddenly she began chantma a wetrd chant lt was ftnally dtscovered that her tonque was stuck on the Feedle Backy Sockle tart rn Hold Ttaht Bcxltunore-Dorothy Lane was appotnted head of the Bell telephone stall of phone arrls Mtss Lane wtll be remembered for her Vorce Xtfrth The Gtaqle Kansas Clty Dr Betty W1ll1ams has announced to a wartrna world today the def1n1t1on of a lauah a smtle that broke San Franclsco Welfare head Mtss Oltvra l-lasauet satled today for Chma where she wrll attempt to patch up soldrers Her carqo tncluded two cases of bottles Wrth whtch she w1ll use to put new sptrrts tn to the men Shelby Lorann Wells the g1rl who ts always askma why ftnally found out Iowa Cxty Mtss Vtrqtnta Nelson was awarded the Hoa Callrnq Champronshrp of South Center County tn a charnptonshtp match yesterday ChlCQqO Secretary of Yards Dorothy Scholz adv1ses all farmers tnterested n purchasrno hogs to rematn at thetr homes unt1l the stampede at the yards s accounted for Sax- Franc1sco Mrss Dorothy Brshoff tnformed the press late today that she has recently staned a contract to tom Mtss Sally Bands new show Mtss tshoff wtll be head txcket seller Ill .. , I - ' Q . 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U. 1 . 11 D fy CLASS WILL We the senlor Class of l939 belng sound ot rntnd and trrrn ot purpos ,lo hereby declare th1s to be our last wtll and testarnent all other wtlls belng null and votd Vearl Addy w1ll hls share ot the bratn trust t No n an Bott Cllnton Alexande wtlls Buth Woldtvedt to anv sophornore who thtnlcs he can get her Evelyn Allen wtlls her supertor work 1n physlcs to any gtrl loollsh enough to take the sublect Howard Bashor wrlts hrs solt slctn and superb Cornplenon to loe Krncard Wesley BerJa n J ls he ausaphone to anyo e who thtnlcs hes org enough to take tt and7 Betty Bohn ata Alan Turk dont wll anythmg they ar taktng each other Don Edwaras x 1 s ln thptclc to Gab w Cl rrx Duane Freaell wr hrs Hot Arr to the s hoo n hopes that they Cat keep the butldtna war n next wtnter to stay on o strtct at Gltvta Hasaue I lls her owung alot tty t Lour e Pett grew tGreat re ducer Loutsell Annaleen Hemmer has noth1ng to grve away but wrll gtve her abrlrty as o pranrst to anyone tar a small remuneratton Evelyn Henderson wtlls her nrclcnarne Scotty t her brother Btll Ther wtll be no ntsunders andtng now that she s graduat ng Helen Hey wrlls her graceful carnage to Elna Vadnats Wanda Holtbeck vttlls her way wtth Mtss Dunster to Lee W1ll1s Eleanor Huclclel erry altas Blueberry Blaclcber y or Iuneberry wllls er name to the Calttornra Erutt Growers Cooperattv Exchange Barbara lonhson wn s her sharp tongue and lox abl personaltty to Marthc Garcltpee lean Kalbtlelsch wrlls her band baton and new oana un1torm to Arthur W1gen Dtclc Kavanagh W1 ls hrs ltne on photography to Marty trovatten Dorothy Lane wtll her drrnples to Anrta Nokeloy every l1ttle brt helps I If I , I I ' I I e I' I s I 'I I II o r .1 . I I I I I I 'I I I 1' nn vtl a t . st n X . I ' I A YI I l ' I e I 7 . I II I , I II I ,I I . rl- ..s .oo ,pf uc I ' Ills 'L II I . -C al 1 r a I Geraldine Hasauet wills her pertect figure to any ireshrnan who prornises . g . Yet. ' I twfil 7 5 I' fl! O S. ll . I - ' I ' I - ' a I ,I I , I I Q I I I r., I I h , I I I I e . II, . I t f e z I I I I . I I! . ,I I II m I s I I Q A-f I I . 7 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY . . 1 ., V, 1. I .., . M: .. 1 Mu - 11.1 g111.t.' 11 1 1, 1' 1 .1 1 '- V w ,W 1 g,.J:'1.. ' 1 1 I Z ' Q11 Y 1 1: 1 zz-1 . , g.V 1- nt, J' 1 11 IT 1 ' 1.111 ,P .'V, 'S 1 11 ,Vx1: 1 1, :'V-1. 11 1 111 '.f 11-1 1 1' 1 1 1 11- 1 1' 1 .. Z., .V I. . . , 1 H , t . - 1 1' 1' ' . . . 1 T ' 1 1 'r 1.. 1:1 1 1 1 . '111 1 1 I 3 1 1 - . II, I 11 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 - 1.1 ' 1 ' 1 . 1' 1 1 1 'z . 1 L: , ' ' 1-11 ', -V'1: I-1 :.1IV' 1 ,. :I K . M, . . , E ,A V, . 1 E A i 1 , . ' '11 11 , S . . . . 111 21 ' 11 1 1 1 ff 1 1 11V ' 1 ' ' V . 11 ' .1 1 1. 1 1 1 111411 ' .- 11 1 M 1 3, 1 1' ' 1 Z V 1: -ml 1 1' 113. N111 1 ,rr V11.1' 1 1' ft 1 , 1 zvli. 12, 1111-1 - 1 : 1, 'Q 1,11 :'V.1n: 11. 1, 1 ' V . ' 1 '.' 1 1 ' V ' .gm 1 '- ' 1 -1211.111 .11 1 if 1 H11 1 .1 ' .1 3.11, 1 , J ' V . 111A . ' 1 . 1 7 11V' 1. -' 1 :'.f1lV 1 . .1 'S 1' - .1 1 1 T1 5 1. ES if lf N. -QQ' , Q Susan Murray Anita Nokelby leanette Prevost Betty Seifert Robert Seifert Betty Turk Max Mallette Lawrence Siqurdson Reynolds Turner Elna Vadnais Miles Welker Roy Wells Mina White Sam White Donald Williams Leland Willis Maxine Harris Vivian Haqenah A 3 u xt. . it Robert Kalbtleiscli Daisy Kincaid Ioe Kincaid lvin Knutson Odin Knutson CLASS OF 1940 Franklin Marmont Patricia Macl'lale Dorothy Mcliecknie Betty Merritt Frank Mitchell 1 ' -.. ' Q ' . Betty Ann Keup Rosemary Gilroy Marjorie Wells lohn Hoyt lune Adams Frances Bacon Bette Boorman Dick Bundy Everett Burwash Helen Daley Cora Ekholt Gust Franseri Martha Gaidipee Claude Greeriup Arthur Gunderson Marqaret Hasquet Dolores Houde Delmar loyce J - JU I -0 -7-f 9. Y x 'Q t. , ' , qo- , 1 B' ! 5 A it .avr 'C L -fu ,ta M' sf'- fx 'P I I CU 4. 2 Sam Pettiqrew Iinz Martin larnes Vv'elker Betty Addy Lucille Allen Earl Benjamin Mariorie Benlamin Ruby Bronkin lack Bryant Bobby Burns Donald Demmon Harvey Dolan Wayne Dunning Kenneth Faqerberq Irene Hasquet Bill Henderson Nona Irqens Russell Iacobson Lenore lohnson Betty Ruth Lehmicke CLASS OF1941 Alma Luther lrene McCormick Marjorie Murray Eddie Nash Roger Oedewaldt Donald Peterson Louise Pettigrew Orrin Porter Lyla Rawdon Bill Root Glen Sauby Adrain Spencer Ina Stearns Ester Strom Ioe Thorne Martha Trovatten Mary Turner Ie-anne White loyce Williams Emily Woldtvedt ww x . ..::.1:Z':.:A ,S . . . , - J ,J ' . 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A 8 .o t fax 'er 1 Oscar Linn Gyla Marmont Archie McLean Leonard McNett lone Midboe Winston Miller Peqqy Mitchell Henry Nyberq Max Rott Norman Rott Dorothy Shroeder Gloria Stower Phyllis Turk Dwiqht Vadnais Bob Weaver Barbara Whirry Arthur Wiqen Ruth Woldtvedt Lorraine Cox Iames Fredell Ellen Wilson Laurel Braaten lack Childers Clyde Clark Robert Cockrell Aileen Curry Victoria De Cleene Raymond Domrner Mary Ellen Fifer Dorothy Flesch Esther Flesch Lyle Flesch Helen French Iulia Gardipee Julius Hasquet Donald Harris Iames Hawkins Katherine Hey Virginia Holderby lean Huckleberry Patricia Iacquemart CLASS OF 1942 Wilfred Iohnson Patricia Kavanagh Robert Kraft Claude Lane Doris Lennon SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The class of 1941 has passed through two of the four laps m hrgh school and has made an envrable record for underclassmen Whrle freshmen they were duly rmtrated by a partrcular ferocrous group af sophomores who took speclal delrght ln the ceremony by watchrng the frosh qurrm 1n horror and fear To show thelr super gratrfrcatron for th1s frlendly welcome to hrgh school by the sophomores the freshmen gave a large return party conslstmg of a treasure hunt and a dance a few weeks after 1n1t1at1on ln the frrst year 1n hrgh school the freshmen took part rn many act1v1t1es such as glee club dramatlcs and athletlcs One freshman Sam Pett1grew won a letter and a srlver football as a member of the football team The class offrcers durrng 1937 38 were as follows Presrdent Sam Pett1grew VICQ presrdent I mmy Martrn secretary treasurer Iames Welker and class sponsor Mr Huber As sophomores the off1ces were fllled by the same people wrth the excep t1on of Mr Huber who was replaced by Mr Lmgerfelt Thrs year the class of 1941 put on one of the most elaborate 1n1t1at1ons ever seen 1n Shelby Hlgh School The freshmen had to parade through the lwusmess sectron of Shelby wrth the grrls dressed rn boys clothrng and the boys 1n g1rls clothlng The band accompamed the rnnocents so that they would not be mrssed An assembly was held rn the afternoon and the freshmen en tertarned the upperclassmen wrth stunts arranged by the sophomores Wlth to the more elaborate f9S11V1119S of the evenmg The sophomores soon relented however and a dance was held after the freshmen recovered thetr porse The class of 1941 was the guest of the freshmen several weeks later at the annual return party Athletlcs mterested many class members w1th B111 Henderson Paul Byrne loe Thorne Sam Pettrgrew hm Martrn Wayne Dunnmg Adnan Spencer and Harvey Dolan answerlng Coach Olson s call for football cand1dates Of thrs group Harvey Dolan Sam Pe-tt1grew and Irmmy Martrn recerved letters Three sophomore boys recerved basketball letters Iames Welker Irmmy Martrn and Bob Weaver the latter belng one of the regulars dunng the tour nament games Harvey Dolan recelved a letter as the manager of the basket ball squad A large sectlon of the Cfrrls Glee Club was made up of sophomores Those partrcrpatrng were loyce W1ll1ams lrene Hasquet lrene McCorm1ck Martha Trovatten Lourse Pett1grew and Alma Luther Ioyce W1ll1ams was the only one of the erght sophomore band members selected for the Solo Club Although there were no sophomores m the rumor play 1 Wrlll 1 Won tl Betty Ruth Lehmrcke partrcrpated 1D the sen1or play Parents and Plgtarls Martha Trovatten Sam Pettrgrew Paul Byrne loyce W1ll1ams lna Stearns Betty Ruth Lehmrcke Irmmy Martrn and lrene Hasquet all took part 1n the several mrnor one act plays produced durrng the year Three members of the class made the much coveted trrp to Bozeman for Hrgh School Week ln geometry Betty Ruth Lehmrcke and Eddle Nash were .lccessful whrle Toe Thorne won an mvrtatron both rn world hrstory and olology 1231 Q . . 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FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On September srxth 1938 forty nrne new puptls enrolled as freshmen tn the Shelby Hrgh School The year started wlth the electron of offtcers and class sponsor At a meet1ng held the thrrd week of school the followlng were elected Pres1dent lorarne Cox v1ce presldent Iames Fredell secretary treasurer Ellen Wtlson Q ass sponsor Mrss Rhodes An assembly for the beneftt of the upperclassmen and at the cost of the atgntty of the freshmen X o held the afternoon of October fourteenth Thls assembly was part of the uuttatton Followrng the assembly the boys rn thelr mothers clothrng and the gtrls IH therr fathers clothrng were forced to parade up and down Marn Street The freshmen had to shme shoes all day and per form many tasks at the command of the sophomores On the followtng day whtch was Saturday the rest of the 1n1t1at1on took place The freshmen were blrndfolded before they entered the 1ns1de door of the gymnasrum Then they went on thetr hands and knees through a double row of paddles After thts welcome they were taken to a place where the gtrl harr was combed wtth water and the boys harr was waved An F rn green pa1nt was put on therr foreheads Then they were forced to eat some cold half raw spaghettt wrth a sauce of castor cod l1ver and mrneral o1l They were then gtven a factal wrth a molasses putty mlxture Next thelr shoes and raw ltver covered vxrth cockle burrs Then they had to crawl through a long teavy mat Upon corntng out the other end thetr blrndfolds were removed so that they would be able to roll on a barrel whrle blowmg a peanut the length o the gymnasrum Th1s completed the 1n1t1at1on The return party was held tn the early part of October The enterta1nment was a scavenger hunt wtth the prtze a box ot candy Th1s was followed t y a dance The freshman class was well represented rn the Glee Club w1th ntne of the twenty four gtrls berng of that class ln the ltne of sports the freshman class d1d qu1te well Of the frve freshmen boy who went out for football only two played tn the games and recetved thetr letters These two boys were Max Rott and Wrnston 'Vhller Although none of the freshmen boys were able to make the basketball team many of them show great promlse for next year There were several freshmen gtrls tnterested rn dramatrcs Some took part rn one act plays QIVQH by Mtss Murre Mary Ellen Frfer Barbara Whtrry and lean Huckleberry were 1n Anythmg at All Vtrgtnta Lee Holderby was rn Any Old Mornrng at Home On the nrght of March 30 l939 the freshmen armed wtth therr brooms effrctently whtte washed the S and the Co L Once more tlms was done vtthout the knowledge of the sophomores I2-tl J ' 1 , , Yi- I A ' A . , stockings were removed, and they were forced to walk through a long pan of w ' Y' I I .W , , , L - . .X - ' r - T. . 1 1 I K . 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' BAND Shetbys flrst band was organtzed tn 1929 under the dlrectton of Mr lackson lt had a large membersh1p of 60 Two tnstruments a btg bass drum and a bass horn were purchased by the school Mr Htldebrand succeeded Mr lackson He dtrected the organ1zat1on for two years ln 1932 Mr Mrcheels tnstructed the band He conttnued untrl 1936 when Mr Huber took over the organtzatton and dtrected for a year ln 1937 the present band dtrector Mr Albert lahnke came He 1S 1n charge of all mustcal acttvtttes tn lunror Htgh and the Htgh School ln prevrous years the band has met on Monday Wednesday and Frtday trom 12 45 to l 45 Thts year because of confltcts rn classes the band has met on Monday Wednesday and Frlday at 8 oclock tn the mornlng For satts factory work each member of the band recetves one fourth of a credtt a year lt he takes prtvate lessons he also gets one fourth of a credtt a year extra Last summer two of the band members lohn Hoyt barttone horn and Betty Ann Keup flute went to Mtssoula s Summer School for Mustc They at tended thts school tor four weeks and took up several phases of band work Acttvtttes of the band durmg the year tncluded an tce cream soctal North Stde School dedrcatton two poltttcal ralltes several pep ralltes a parade tc the depot wtth the basketball boys the basketball tournament and All Toole Mustc Festtval The band also presented two concerts the ftrst one on December 4 and tte second one on Aprtl 14 On lanuary 29 a Sunburst Shelby massed band concert was presented at Shelby These concerts all conststed of marches c asstcal pteces and novelty numbers Among these novelty numbers were a few stngtng choruses from the regular band DIGCGS and a stngrng sktt The Bagtrme Weddtng by Don Edwards Betty Ann Keup Dav1d Thorn Bob Mc Namer and lohn Hoyt On May 13 the band attended the crowntng event of the year the Havre Band Festtval Shelby s band members had been playtng all year wtth that thought tn m1nd Bands from all over the state parttctpated tn thrs festtval throughout the day many dlfferent concerts were presented all over the c1ty nach band s concert was 45 mmutes long At ntght a massed band concert was 1 resented Three years ago the Band Mothers Club was organtzed to help the band get tnstruments letters and umforms Ordtnary band umforms constst of whrte shtrts and pants maroon capes wtth gold lmmg and maroon hats wtth bold letters The head drum mator Bob McNamer has a maroon coat wtth golct lcratd and a tall drum ma1ors hat Towards the end of the year the other drum mators lean Kalbfletsch and Betty Wrlltams got new outfrts cons1st1ng o maroon hats and coats wtth gold buttons and whtte breeches wtth maroon strtpes ln conJunct1on wtth the semor organtzatton Mr lahnke has a luntor Band composed of begtnners who are taught apart from regular band practrces 'When they become proftctent enough they are allowed to go mto the semor band Thts year the North Stde luntor Band played at the North Stde School at o meetmg on November 17 Several members of the band already have letters ln order to get them one must have been tn the band two years one year tn hrgh school Thts year about 20 more people wtll be eltgtble to secure these letters I7bI 1 1 , . . - - , . 1 , . . . . - 1 - . , , . , . - 1 1 1 1- . . . . . . . , 1 . 1 . . . 1 1 - ' I 1 . . - . - .4 1 1 1 , . 1 . 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 . , ' ' 1 . . , . - - . . . . 11 1 , . 11 , 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . - , I -x . 1 . . rw-1 . . 4 1 . 1 1 , . 1 1 . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ,L 1 t - 1 Ja - Dick Kavanagh Evelyn Allen Paul Lund Gene lacobson lim Iohnson Iim Hasquet Billy Kluth Dorothy Schroeder Bob Tomlinson Virginia Nelson Martha Trovatten Don Shea Anna Linqerfelt Bobby Burns Maxine Porter Eg 1 an . t ' tl 9: N w h W 2' ' 4 l 0 Y N, ' I , f fn A A vi it ll. - 1 W- ef- l ff' to it '- if t HIV 'l l I 3 :pus 3-N L ov ff S l 6 .V .4 ' S t Ioe Thorne Iohn Hoyt Warren Haqist Bill Newhouse Ivan Knutson Betty Williams Bob McNamer Louise Pettigrew Clinton Alexander Don Peterson lean Kalbfleisch Ellen Wilson Laurel Braaten Betty Ann Keup Lois Hoyt Reynolds Turner Betty Turk Dorothy Flishoff Wayne Dunning Alma Luther Robert Seifert Ioyce Williams Gyla Marmont Ilmmy Hughes Dorothy Scholz Patricia Kavanagh Winiired Seifert Claude Lane Mary Ellen Fifer Betty Seifert s . Russell lacobson Wesley Benjamin Ioe Kincaid . Jw , ggi - G if . S' f xt. ' fi y A Y Iean Kalbfleisch BAND , ORCHESTRA Marlon Alexander B1l1y Anderson Frances Bacon Wesley Bemamm Mary Ellen Fxfer Lots Hoyt Iohn Hoyt Ilmmy Hughes Robert Iacobson Dtck Kavanauqh Pat Kavanauqh Betty Ann Keup Louxse Larsen Mmme Larsen Paul Lund Donald Peterson Shirley Reko Robert Seifert Gyla Marmont Btlly Norvel Wmlfred Senfert Donald Seator leanne Spencer Betty Turk Reynold Turner DwxqhtVadna1s Icyce Wrllxams Ellen Wilson Martha Trovatten ALBERT IAHNKE -X t Q., Q ORCHESTRA Shelby s trrst hrgh school orchestra of only 11V9 members was organrzed rn 1933 Before long rt drsbanded and not unt1l 1936 was another orchestra organrzed thrs trme under Mr Hubers gurdance The next year Mr lahnke became the drrector a posttton whrch he strll holds Two years ago tor the frrst tlme the orgamzatron was represented at the All State Orchestra meet at Kalrspell Merle Bobtnson attended wlth hrs VlO11Tl Last year rn addrtron to the regular orchestra a small swrng band was crganrzed under Mr lahnkes d1rect1on The group turnrshed musrc tor all udent dances throughout the year They made steady progress and made yossrble one ot the best school dance programs ever furnrshed rn Shelby Begrettully th1s group drd not reorganrze when school started agatn last tall Thrs year the orchestra IS composed ot twenty erght members a number at whom are grade school students Every Tuesday and Thursday morntnq 'l ese young mus1c1ans come to school from elght ocloclc untrl nrne rn order to take part 1n thrs organ1zat1on For hard work each member recelves a quarter credrt a year whxch may be applled toward graduatlon although 11 he has r ore than erght absences a semester he loses the credrt For the past few years the orchestra has played at both the Junlor and senror plays Last year 1t played at a Chrrstrnas program tn the lunlor Htgh School thrs year tor a lunlor Hrgh operetta Most ol the students own thelr tnstruments although the larger ones such as the drums sousaphone and bell lyras are owned bv the scnool The marlm chase the two bell lyras The followrng rnstruments make up the orchestra Seven f1rstv1ol1ns three secondvlolrns three trumpets one trombone one sousaphone three saxo phones trve clarmets two flutes one bell lyra a prano and drums SOLO CLUB Solo Club an organrzatlon new to Shelby Hrgh was started last tall under the drrectron of Mr lahnke The members are those students who play frrst cha1r 1n therr sectron rn band or orchestra They are Drclc Kavanagh trumpet lohn Hoyt barrtone Ioyce Wrllrams clarrnet Wesley B9I'1JCII'X11I'1 sousaphone luwrght Vadnars v1ol1n Betty Turk saxophone Betty Ann Keup flute and hvelyn Allen trumpet Shrrley Belco and Annaleen Hemmer accompany them on the plano Solo Club meets every Monday evenlng at 7 15 No member need attend xcept when he wlshes Any and all types ot musrc are played classrcal cmr classrcal and popular The purpose of thls club IS to QIVQ the students an opportunrty to prepare solos for publrc programs Throughout the year the drtferent sololsts have played to P T A a hrrstmas program an assembly program a Glee Club program and at van us Lrons Club meetlngs Although new Solo Club has already proven ltselt ery much worthwhlle 123 , . . , Q E 1 I I 1 I I . L . 1 ' n ' ' . ba which the school owned last year was sold. The money was used to purf -1 - I I I I I I T A I I I I I ' I I X . I ' , J , : , 7 , , 5' 1 ' I I A 1 I s 1 '- ' , . ' ' r .- . ., F' ' ', Xl I I I c ' ' . , ' 'YY I Y 1 THE ANNUAL Shelby l-hgh School resumed publrcatron of an annual lost year after havmg suspended such actrvrty for several years The l938 yearbook was recerved enthuslastrcally by the student body and the publrc That b lng true the senror class of l939 felt almost duty bound to accept the responsrbrllty or agam publrshmg the Coyote Under the plan used rn Shelby Hrgh School the annual staff rs choser from the sen1or class Those people who have shown unusual abrlrty rn Journ alrsm are asked to take over the act1v1ty of the yearbook The plan rnauguratea last year of selectmg an outstandlng member of the Junror class as a staff 'nember was contlnued th1s year Patrrcra Macl-lale was thrs years repre sentatrve The experrence thus garned by the Junror representattve w1ll be a valuable a1d to the y arbook staff rn l94O The Coyote staff has agam thrs year used lrthographed process to pro duce the prctures The work rs handled by Buckbee Mears Company of St Paul By thrs means of plcture productron a really good grade of prctures may IG had wrthout sacrrfrcmg srze of portrart Thus the l939 yearbook IS very generous w1th the srze of the prctures appearmg therern The Trrbune Prmtrnca and Supply Company of Great Falls one of the few plants n the state equrpped to prrnt annuals under the lrthographed process has handled the prrntrng of the Shelby Coyote Most of the group prctures for the l939 Coyote were taken by the Umphress Studlo of Great Falls Mr Umphress lra had years of exp rrence rn school photography and has equrpment whrch makes rt possrble for h1m to take rnsrde prctures wrth a unrformly hrgh standard cf success Mr Umphress Studro and the Rarnbow Studro of Shelby have to gether produced the mdrvrdual photographs of underclassmen Students were free to use prctures from whrchever of the two studros they pr ferred ln a slmrlar manner the larger semor portrarts were produced by tne two studros Annual prcture were taken durmg the frrst semester for the most part The heavy work of producmg the yearbook however dra not b gm unt1l the frrst of March Most of the actual composrtron of the annual was completed 1 1 the two month perrod whlch began March l Fmance the bugaboo of all annual staffs was agam a real problem of the l939 Coyote As rn the year prev1ous the book was frnanced by several drfferent sources Sale of the completed annual covers but a thrrd of the total cos Another source of revenue 1S the plcture charge made to each club and orgamzatron A thrrd source 1S the sale of advertrsements Thrs year the Shelby lusmess men were not very generous rn therr contrrbutron to the Coyote o the senror class has been hard pressed to meet the cost of productron The class was fortunate however rn securmg the rrght to sell advertrsrng for the tournament programs Wrth thrs added source of revenue they were able to mance the yearbook rn 1ts completed state The l939 annual staff realrzed that therr rrnmedrate predecessor had pro cuced a good yearbook They knew that rn order to produce a better one therr lngenurty would be taxed to the lrmrt Nevertheless they accepted the challenge and have worked hard to make an even more attractrve annual than the one produced last year Perhaps the greatest change from last year s liook rs rn the arrangement of prctures The reader w1ll note that rnstead of placrng group prctures 1n blocks as of last year a real effort has been made to place them on the pages rn new and novel formatrons so as to break the nonotony of the page s appearance The decrsron as to whether or not the staff las succeeded rn surpassrng last year s record must be left rn the hands of 'ne reader lOl , 1 . . V . 1 . 9 , , . , ,. I , L . . , . 1 - , , .,, , . ' ' A A e ' . , 4 , s e 1 . I I I D c . - , . . Q , . .J . , . , . . Q , , V 'r V . . , f. A A , C . . - . 4. . . r . , . . , , l . , 1 . 1 L . 3 'JEARL ADDY Ifdltol ANNALEEN HEMMER Ass1stcm1Ed1tcr DAVID THORI-I AthIHt1vS VIRGINIA NEISCN Activiuos IIQAN KALEZFIFISYTH CGIL'nd.x: IYON IIIDYAIAIIDF' Busmc-ss Mormqxvz EVIILYN HENDERSON Advertlsmil Manage-1' W. N. WAMPLER Sponsor PATRICIA MUCHALE Iumor Class SQ1 edcfiwkamw .qv ts .-. lib ON X ANNUAL STAFF 1 42' '7 -v fvf HOWL STAFF 32' 'fl c Y' xy? lb N. as Q 1' lf' , Scholz x ' MQW Middlesworth M:Numer Nokelby Hoyt I. Hasquet Cmwford polmq M:xcHaIe Edwards Nelson Y 25? ,-.J N-A wk' 5, 0 vb i .af Af 'Wer- Alexander Henderson , , 'Turner , 3 W .fi . Q ,Q Q. Al' ww ..,f2... xcke B. Addy 1., . B-th 1 D Y 'fvidm L I - , 4-' ff, W C V , . . ' I V- .J 4. K. , I ig .- Q 9 ' wx, gf Khin ,. -Q I VA- R' X Q ' 4 4' 1 5' ' 33 -' I.: ,I .fqfvv . 'X in I P do I ff 4, ...gig .MA tk, 5 fa I QL 4.15 I .x ?Kg4fii , Wir Q s THE HOWL Untrl l9QO the school paper was called the Coyote Thrs caused con f sron as there was another paper rn the state wrth the same name To avord further confusron a vote was taken and rt was decrded that Shelbys Hrgh School paper should be called The Howl lt was then a frve column paper whrch was a great rmprovement over the small mrmeographed sheet started rn l923 whrch was much lrke the present Iunror Hrgh s Amateur Srnce l923 he paper has had many changes untrl now 1t rs a four column paper pubhshed every three weeks by the Journalrsm class ln l934 The Howl was awarded lnternat1onal Second Place by Qurll and Scroll Shelby also placed second rn the annual hrgh school newspaper contest sponsored by the Montana lnterscholastrc Press Assocratron Lola Nlewhouse was the edrtor and Mlss Pettrgrew sponsor That year The Howl won Thlrd Class Honor Pratrng from the Natronal Scholastrc Press Assocratlon whrch IS sponsored by the Department of Iournalrsm of the Unrversrty t Nflnnesota ln l935 under Mrss Catherrne Pettrgrew s sponsorshrp and wrth Wrllard Aronow as Edrtor Shelby was awarded frrst place for C class schools by the N I E A For thrs achrevement a beautrful trophy was presented to them Ourll and Scroll under the ausprces of the Northwestern Unrversrty rn that same year granted The Howl Internatronal Second Place for drstrnctrve achrevement rn scholastrc rournalrsm At the begmnrng of the school year rn l936 a regular lournal sm class was actual composrtron of newspapers Reference books were obtamed and read by the class One half credrt whrch could be applred toward graduatron wa g Ven for satrsfactory work At the end of the year Howl letters were award d to those dorng outstandrng work Under the gurdance of Mrss Pettrgrew as srsted by Mabel Mountarn as edrtor The Howl tred wrth The Maroon edrted by the Boys Central Hrgh of Butte for thrrd place rn the state for B class schools ln l937 The Howl agaln arganrzed wrth Mr Frand Lrngerfelt as advlser More students came out for Howl than ever before Glen Cox was Edrtor and earl Addy assrstant Edrtor Thrs year a large rournalrsm class met at the frrst meetrng lt was decrded that they should meet at erght o clock on Tuesday and Thursday mormngs Reference work has been done and each member of the class has recerved s veral mrmeographed sheets concernrng drfferent styles and make ups of the paper Each rssue that has come out has been severely crrtrcrzed and rts weak pornts have been prcked out Frye members of the Iournalrsm class X earl Addy Vrrgrnra Nelson Dorothy Scholz Lucrlle Crawford and Betty Ann lseup were selected as local members of the Qurll and Scroll Natronal Iourn Ol1Sl1C Honor Socrety The Howl staff hopes that agarn thrs year rts paper wlll wrn drstrnctron l33I ru ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' o , , . 4 I A I I I I . . . I i started. lt met on Tuesday and Thursday evenings to learn more about the i . . ,, ,, Q . I ' l ' II V1 xr - A I' I I l I I I I I S I I ' OUILL AND SCROLL Chartered as a member of the Qurll and Scroll natronal honorary Journal rstrc socrety The Howl rn l93l rncreased rn srze to a frve column paper arro achreved a crrculatron of a hundred per cent among the students Frye Howl nembers Ruby Burns Cread Sprrngmyer Alfred Pluto Orpha Kaatz ana Payne Laswell recerved Qurll and Scroll prns as recognrtron of the qualrty ot tl err Journalrstrc work Between l93l and l939 the organrzatron was sadly neglected Last December frve members of the rournalrsm class applred for member hrp rn Qurll and Scroll The lnternatronal Honorary Socrety for Hrgh School lournalrsts These people were Dorothy Scholz Vrrgrnra Nelson Vearl Addy lucrlle Crawford and Betty Ann Keup In lanuary they recerved therr gold prns wrth the Qurll and Scroll emblem on them In hrs letter to Mr W F Lrngerfelt sponsor Edward Nell Executrve secre tary of Qurll and Scroll sard The samples of work showed the re ults ol careful trarnrng and l thought that Vearl Addy had an excellent edrtorral on A Martran lnvasron The comment was trmely and the technrque effectrve At a meetmg rn February the followrng offrcers were selected Dorothy Scholz Edrtor Betty Ann Keup Assr tant Edrtor Vearl Addy Secretary treasur r and Vrrgrnra Nelson Sergeant at arms Members of thrs year s chapter hope that next year there wrll be more people apply for membershrp and that they wrll carry on the work of the local Qurl' and Scroll chapter NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Shelby Hrgh School s newest organrzatron rs a chapter of the Natronal rronor Socrety Thrs organrzatron founded rn l92l exrsts for the purpose of rmulatrng scholarshrp leadershrp servrce arrd character among students of secondary schools rn thrs country Today there are more than 2 300 chapters rn the best hrgh schools rn the Unrted States ln order to be elrgrble as a member of the Natronal Honor SOCIQLY a stu dent must rank rn the upper thrrd of hrs class Not more than l5 per cent of any semor class and not more than 5 per cent of any Junror class rs elrgrble for 'nembershrp Srnce Shelbys runror and senror classes each have less than frfty students the total enrollment of Shelby s Natrorral Honor Socrety chapte rs lrmrted to erght members The faculty of Shelby Hrgh School selects the e1ght members from the possrble thrrty people who rank rn the upper thrrd of the two classes Whrle scholarshrp rs an outstandrng reqursrte for membershrp rt does not always follow that the top rankrng srx senrors are the ones to secure Honor Socrety membershrp Therr character and servrce to Shelby H1gh School re cerve serrous consrderatron when selectron trme arrrves Thrs year the followrng srx senrors were selected Vearl Addy Annaleen Hemmer Davrd Thorn Evelyn Allen Dorothy Scholz and Barbara lohnson To be selected as a member of the organrzatron whrle strll a rumor rs a srg rrfrcant honor Thrs was achreved by Betty Ann Keup and Dolores Houde of the class of 1940 Four other members of that class wrll become members next year as well as two rndrvrduals from the present sophomore class I34l Q V Y , , ,l A I I i . I I A ' , ' , S , ' 1 , 'S ' 1 , ' - Next year Betty Ann Keup will be the only member left in 'High School. YY I I r - r f I . . ,,., - LYCEUM Televrsron was demonstrated here rn the frrst Lyceum number on Sep tember 22 Thrs modern world wonder was prevrewed locally when both re cervrng and transrnrttrng sets were demonstrated The demonstratron was preceded by a srmple yet rnterestrng expla ratron c the prrncrples rnvolved rn televrsron all grven rn language so srmple that t ven the youngest member of the audrence mrght easrly understand There was a drsplay of the latest and most modern televrsron eaurpnr nt assembled at an enormous expense ln fact a large part of thrs apparatu wa pecrfrcally desrgned and constructed for thrs partrcular demonstratron Thr lyceum number was enthusrastrcally accepted by both grade school and hugh chool students lack Raymon naturalrst and a famous authorrty on reptrles appeared rn the second lyceum number Snakes Alrve November lO He states Nature has scattered a varrety of more than 200 specres of nakes throughout thrs country beautrful rn patterns and desrgns and all of real value to mankrnd But of all these only four are porsonous snakes They are the rcttlesnak the cottonmouth moccasrn the copperhead and the coral snake Thrs form of Cnrmal lrfe rs perhaps the most mrsunderstood of the entrre anr'nal krngdorn Mr Raymon came to tell therr true story Frfteen cages of drfferent lrve cnd attractrve specrmens of the reptrle famrly were drsplaved To see htm randle these pets rn an actual demonstratron that even snakes can be t omestrcated rs proof that the average person s knowledge of herpetology has been greatly neglected Hrs storres and exhrbrtrons of reptrles were truly enjoyed by the student body March 30 another Lyceum number was presented rn the Shelby Hrgh School gym Thrs act was grven by Mr Dan Dew magrcran He produced rrany lrttle magrcal acts wrth srllc handkerchrefs fans metal rrngs cards rubber balls matches srlk hats and other equrpment that a magrcran uses Several members of the student body assrsted hrm rn thrs act On May l Earl Conrad world s lrghtwerght wrestlrng champron demon strated the ancrent art of lru lrtsu rn a fascrnatrng way usrng both boys and grrls to assrst rn hrs program Hrs program rncluded health dret clean habrts of lrvrng plenty of rest and proper exercrse lt was rllustratea wrth spectacular oemonstratrons by members of our student body under hrs coachrng and was full of fun He showed how our football heroes could be rendered helpless rn the hands of a small non athletrc student Mr Conrad stated that Scrence and skrll are more rmportant than srze and muscle He has coached many Olymprc College and Y M C A Champrons All of the students were agarn able to attend the Lyceum numbers be cause they were pard for by the Student Actrvrty Trclcet The Lyceum schedule thrs year has been qurte complete and all programs were thoroughly enroy cd LY the student body ISI L , ,T ,- , fb . . . . , , . 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V3 'Q GLEE CLUB Girl Glee Club is one of the oldest organizations in the High School Mr Iahnke last year s instructor was succeeded by Mr Huber Both have had considerable experience in this type of music work This year for the first time the girls have regular Glee Club uniforms They consist of black cotton shantung dre ses with white buttons and a white iannish tie Each member made his own from one style of pattern selected by lie group Twenty five members of the Glee Club met every Tuesday and Thursday at four oclock Satisfactory work and attendance throughout the year gives one fourth credit On March 3l the annual Glee Club concert was presented lt consisted 1' ten numbers by the entire club a vocal duet Gypsy Love Song by Louise Pettigrew and Martha Trovatten and a clarinet solo by loyce 'Williams ember of the Solo Club Other times when the Glee Club appeared publically to sing several numbers was at the December P T A meeting baccalaureate and graduation On December 23 Just before Christmas vacation the girls gathered at 12 45 and sang carols in the hall From money that had been raised in past years several increases were made to the Glee Club music library Annaleen l-lemmer who was accompanist last year has again assisted he Glee Club in this capacity DRILL TEAM Team composed of twenty selected girls Since that time the club has been an outstanding Shelby High School organization The organizations mam duty is to present drill during the irtermission of the basketball and football games During the year they appeared at the l alf of nearly every game On February 4 they presented a drill in Cut Bank at the half of the Shelby Cut Bank game Undoubtedly their fine support helped Shelby win tlcat night Drill team uniforms consist of gold shirts maroon ties and black riding boots and breeches The biggest event for the club this year was the basketball tournament neld in Shelby The girls presented a drill at the half of the Shelby Browning Lame on February 23 On February 25 Saturday evening half of the girls dressed in formals and the other half in top hats white ties and tails to do the Lambeth Walk at the half of the Cut Bank Shelby game This stunt was enthusiastically received by the overflow crowd Buth Larson Lorann Wells lean Kalbfleisch Betty Ann lxeup Annalcen hemmer Anita Nokleby Alma Luther lrene Hasquet Barbara Iohnson MarJor1e Wells Rosemary Gilroy Dorothy Bishoff Dorothy Scholz Mary Middlesworth Betty Ruth Lehmicke Betty Merritt Betty Williams Dolores l-loude lune McLaughlin Betty Turk and Betty Bohn were the twenty girls selected l36 - ' s ' ' ' 0 l . k , . . . I f I L I . CT TU , I I Q . . . ln November, 1937, Miss Mary Rhodes organized a group called the Drill X . ' X fu I - . 1 . J I. I LQ 1 . . . , 5 . , ' , ' . , -' I I I I D Y 1. I I I I I T I l Ev-:Kyra Alivn Yxcxnces Elton A11f29I1K,:UIIY Iuhcx Guxdxpee Irene Hubquer Marqarei H3521 A:.n3.eafu rig-mt.. riwlon Hvy Elk,-Xzzxivl' Huckh-bex Pfztzz -1-J Irngqp1w::.u Buzburu IQKHSJI1 X'u1IL.'m Kuv,:rxuucg Alum Lutiu r Put: LCIU MGCHHle GYIG Muxmorx' Irene MCCCfII.LCk Vzrqunc Nelson Louxse Peitgcjrew Iecxuetto Prevost Dorcmy Schiseder Martin Trovctten Phyllxs Tuzk Mina Whxte Joyce W1l11cms Ruth Woldtvedt . .K if g , ,-.-,Q v 'cuff 1 I JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAY CASTS HQ ky 'bg 4. 1 ..:3....A Ness: ,3. A ,V .. ,- ry Ruth ' Veazl Addy Wk Liga MGCHCJIQ D Bib MCNCK1-er ...'5'QIITf :Q X- .fi .... Q -NA -1 de TZ 5-TKVUY Dunne Fredell 3, fag- , -y -v J! Ji X , y ,Q -Q f A-, r H11:k1Fb.211v Rpynclds Turner 3eNYAm1 gimp l xx Dlfk BUf1dY Evelyn Alon Iohn Hoyt X 'X Eurbuxu Idmson Don Edwards Susan Murray Alam Turk S Kalb! B tty Pa mr 1 lunlor Play l Wlll l Won't I W1ll I Wont the Junlor all school play was presented before a large Jud1ence December 9 1n the hlgh school gymnaslum Th1s play was acclannf cl to be the most successful IH several years Interest 1n th1s three act comedy never lagged as the aud1enco Ifllllf kc d IH laughter over the d1ff1cult1es of Ioan Stevens a lovable g1rl pos1ng as her 1ch cousm Luc1lle Owen who left college agamst orders to attend a house party w1th Corney Underwood Ir Troubles began when Ioan spronned her ankle the f1fSl n1ght wh1le toboggan1ng and Lucllle came walk1ng 1n lllllllndl ately afterwards Betty Ann Keup 1n the double role of Lucllle Owen and Ioan Ste vans p ayed her parts well changtng from the wealthy self centered L.llC1ll0 Owen to the sweet unspo1led but stubborn Ioan Stevens Dolores Houcle as Lynn Patton turned 1n one of the best perforrnanas o the even1ng In th1s m1xup of 1dent1t1es she was the ma1n cog IH keepmq thmgs runn1ng smoothly An1ta Nokleby gave an excellent character17at1on of the campus fl1rt Glad Howard out to make a k1ll her prey be1ng Dr Anthony K1ng the young hool doctor w1th amb1t1ons of estabhshmg a hosp1tal for ch1ldren Dr Krng was splend1dly portrayed by Vearl Addy Susan Murray gave a f1ne portrayal of Georgette the negro ma1d who lueheved IH shght tokens of apprec1at1on V1rg1n1a Nelson as Mrs Stevens Luc1lles grandmother was excellent Elhott Fletcher the campus catch who d1dnt know w1th whom he had l een QOIHQ was cred1tably portrayed by Leland W1ll1S rnd Duane Fredell as Mr Howard Senior Play Parents and Plgtalls Parents and P1gta1ls a Bow Peterson comedy ln three acts was pre sented by an all school cast under the d1rect1on of MISS Mur1e on Apr1l 21 1n the h1gh school gymnas1um Th1s play IS another comedy concern1ng Amerrcan fam1ly l1fe For years Dudley Bobmson has been plann1ng vacat1on tr1ps for other people now he plans to take a years vacat1on and 1ndulge h1mself 1n the pleasure of ex per1enc1ng one of h1s own super planned vacatlons IH a tra1ler Margaret l IS WIIG on the other hand has gone ahead secretly w1th her own plans to fave the house remodeled All of th1s they are domg 1n the mterests of the1r ch1ldren But the ch1ldren have plans of the1r own Blame IS 1nterested only tn sknng Sandra the oldest IS secretly engaged to Iohn B1chards a young IIISUYCIHCG salesman though no one would ever know 1t because of her equent assoc1at1on w1th Ken Br1stol a h1gh pressure rad1o announcer Pat 111 the 1nterest of her own affect1ons strongly urges Sandra and lohn to an rounce the engagement There IS of course a regular TIOI when each learns of the other s plans In the end each IS sat1sf1ed w1th the way h1s plans have worked our The cast IS as follows Dudley Bobmson Reynolds Turner Margaret Bobmson V1rg1n1a Nelson Pat Dolores I-Ioude Sandra Betty Ruth Lehmlcke l:la1ne lean KaIbfle1sch Ken Br1stol Bob McNamer Iohn Fhcharos Don Ed wards Sam Decker D1ck Bundy Stella Dunn Evelyn Allen Mrs Carlson Eleanor Huckleberry Mrs Lee Betty Polmg Bette Walker Barbara Iohnson Clokey loe and Bad1o Announcer Alan Turk I39l . II I I I f ' I I , ' ' ' . ' ,, ' 3 T' - I 1 f 1 I f 1 -' A , ' ' 1 2 ', tl , ' , - ,, 1, ' , -. ll I I I ' ' x . , . 1 , . I I T ' ' K I l 1 - 1 I I I 1 A A Other roles in the comedy were played by Pat Maclslale, as Dean Willisg - ll - - II I x.. . - 1 I I I , I ' I UA I 1 1 H It .L ' , ' ' ' : , 1 , ' 7 ' ' . ' . ' l J I I I I I T ' 2 . , ' : , 1 I A I 1 One Act Plays Thls year students under the drrectron of Mrss Murre have produced rumerous one act plays The money ralsed from these plays has been us d to send a play to Mlssoula to the State Dramatrc Contest The frrst of these plays was presented on October 21 The cast of lf Men Dlayed Cards As Women Do was lohn Hoyt Sam Pettrgrew Bobby Kalr 1 elsch and Paul Byrne Th1s play was a r1d1cu1e of one of the women s favorrtc pastlmes afternoon card playrng Next of these plays also presented on October 21 was lornt Owners rn upam a play w1th much actlon and hard words on the part of two cantank erous old ladres V1rg1n1a Nelson Pat MacHa1e Barbara lohnson and lrene rlasauet were the members of thrs cast Vrrgrma Nelson gave a splendrd per formance as Mrs B1a1r a very v1vac1ous old lady who always aroused the tmrd souled Mrs Dyer strrkmgly portrayed by Pat MacHa1e lrene Hasauet was a poor soul whom Mrs Dyer had worn out by her contrnuous whrmng Barbara lohnson was one of the matrons of the house who trred to oacrf the group Between these plavs there was a humorous readrng by Betty Ruth Leh rt rcke Goodby Helen On February 17 erght g1r1s presented another one act play Anythlng A A11 Th1s play dealt wlth the troubles of two SISTDTS who put an ad rn the rewspaper that they were w1l11ng to do anythrng at all Chents took them at therr word and Wrthln a short trme they are asked to get a gentleman t propose return a lost husband help a young lady get a surtor and provrde a fourth at brrdge As therr worrres mounted thelr fmances shrunk These grrl partxcrpated Betty Ruth Lehmrcke lune McLaughnn Mary Ellen Prfer lear Huckleberry Helen Daley Mary Mrddlesworth Martha Tro fatten and Barbara VVh1rry Dramat1cs students presented three one act plays on March 16 Breakfast was the story of an ordlnary famrly at breakfast Reynolds Turner the father was trymg to rear hrs ch11dren by a book Vrrgrma Holderby took the part of a seven year old who refused to eat her prunes Other parts were played ry lrmmy Martrn Evelyn Allen Alma Luther and Ioyce Vtfrllrams Irene Hasquet Bob McNamer and Davrd Thorn made up the cast of The Maker of Dreams a musrcal fantasy The thrrd play Etlquette ln 1830 was a short colomal sk1t w1th Betty Ruth lehmrcke and Ina Stearns as grrls of that day They wore colonlal costumes Dav1d Thorn and Vearl Addy under the expert drrectlon of M1ss Margaret 1 Murle were the mam characters ln a one act play Eprsode by lohn Mc Manus whlch was taken to Mlssoula for state competltron on May 12 and 13 two mmor parts were taken by members of the track squad On May 2 a pubhc performance was glven at the Shelby lumor Hrgh Thrs gave the boys an opportun1ty to appear 1n pub11c and 1ron out rough spots before gomg tc Nrssoula 14p - I I - . 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N .,. , Q1 FOOTBALL At the begtnntng of the football season of l938 39 the Shelby fans won dered rf the Coyotes could aga1n turn the trlck and wtn the Conference Cham p1onsh1p for the frfth consecutrve trme Welcomrng the new coach Chftord Olson a large turnout appeared at the local held for the mrtral practtce A small group of lettermen headed by Dave Thorn captaln formed the nucleus for the new team Most of the mater1al was small ana 1T19XpGf19I'1CQd and as the frrst game approached many underclassmen were rn the startmg lmeup As the season got under way however these same small lads began to learn the trrcks ot football Although they ard not wm the northern d1Slf1Cl crown thrs year the Shelby team has many experrenced men for next season Coyotes Down Dutton The Coyotes openea the1r drstrrct champlonshtp defense on Septernbcr 6 tn a game wrth Dutton whtch proved to be a real encounter for the Coyotes who emerged wlth a mere 7 O vlctory Dutton presented a heavy well balanced l1ne flanked by two stalwart ends who turned rn Shelby s plays for no gams Shelby s green backfteld was rn blockrng However Butch M1ller turned m a spectacular game of ball carryma after berng sent rn as a subst1tute for Max Rott He scored the only touchdown of the game on an off tackle play rn the second quarter Coyotes Wallop Sugar Beeters ln the f1rst home game of the season played on September 24 th Shelby t oyotes defeated a heavy Chmook team by a 12 0 score The Coyotes showed the power of old as they waltzed around the1r larger opponents to score two touchdowns IH the ftrst half Edwards made the l1TSl touchdown as he caught a long pass and steppc d cver the goal l1ne for the score The second touchdown came as a result f a 20 yard run around left end by Fredell Coyote backheld ace ln the second half Chtnook made 1lS strongest brd for a score as thu t l5 yard penaltres on the local squad put the Sugar Beeters on the Coyote b X ard l1ne After berng stopped on three stralght plays by the low charglng Coyote l1ne the Chmook team attempted a pass whtch was mcomplete 11 the end zone thus endrng the threat B1g Sandy Vlctlm oi Faltermg Coyotes By playmg heads up ball the Shelby Coyotes downed a scrC1pDY team from B1g Sandy by a l3O count October l on the local grrdrron Although I42I . 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CIl1'3' 11. 1119 11111 1 C1116 11 1 1 j IAC! 019 'Q 11f9, GI ' 12 13' 1QIiQ 91101511 tg s00 - ' C1114 . ' 1 .1995 111:11 Edward, 10 Addy 91 1119 1i0Q1 031 1116 3-y01c1 ' V Q' 031 1 9 Q 1 ' 5 .19 1.111 110115. Coach Clifford Olson starred in football for three years at Montana State University. After a year of successful coaching at Stevensville, he came to Shelby last fall. His chances for a football championship were ru- ined by injuries, but his boys progressed rapidly, Won a majority of their games, and showed the re- sults of smart coaching. ln basketball, Olson developed as good a team as ever represented Shelby High. The Cut Bank iinx stopped them in an overtime period to rob them of a championship, but they were unquestiona- bly one of the three or four best B teams in the state. 1938 FOOTBALL COACH CLIFF OLSON Dugne Fredell Don Edwards Leland Willis Cecil Polina Quarterback End Tackle Guard David Thorn Howard Bashor Vearl Addy lohn Hoyt Cemer Tackle End Haliback 41 xg 19 ff? 9 'Q eff 91 xlf Q 33 E6 F f .Q PA .. - , 1 i fe' fs nf 1, 5,, fflfixixfifcwkaizfk. ff , S 4 .M Q. 1 ' - ' X . I A-1, P wh V X 3 if E - 1 ' 5 ' lx? .1 X ' I IJ 5 SQQ ik Q i 1 QQ: . , . 4 5. 'X ,lr .,,,, 6 19 9 Q . ,f 'R fx '2 z- 'it 6' 5 ' 4 4 F- Q05 L ., 3 318. 415' - , -Q ws- I 6- -Q ,q . BASKETBALL Dfzvxd Timm Don Ildwords Veozl Addy Duane Fxedell Mcxx Mallvite 'B fig: .-. -n f, USN CLUB H-award EOSLIOI' Bob MQNGIHQ1' Dgck Kuvunzuqh Ceml Pclmq Alan Turk Lalund Vlllis I-E1nH:y1 Rfyriglds Tumor Unk Exzzidy Bob VJv3:1voT Fzgxnklm Mcrmonl Ivhkm. Wwlkm- Sim ?ett1qr-ew Tmmrmy LVLGIBXTI Mix Rzti Ycmes Welker Harvey Dclcn VJ1:15t:r1M1Iler BASKETBALL Th1s year because of the short football season basketball practlre startt tl carly g1vmg the squad a longer trarnmg perrod before the ftrst game wa played A very good schedule was planned for the season wtth the mrtta' game bemg Brockton followed by Ch1nook Coach Cl1ff Olson destrmg to ake the season more colorful scheduled some class A games wttn Kal 1 pell Havre and Helena Helena however was unable to play thu lECIVlI1'I only the two A class games About 20 games were scheduled The Coyotes had flve lettermen back from last season and each one hr ld ftrststrlng berths last year The lettermen were Edwards captam frcdc ll Bashor Thorn and lVfcNamer who was 1nel1g1ble unt1l the second semo ter but proved qutte useful then Shelby boasted one of the tallest teams rn tt lnstory averagtng 6 feet l 1nch Brockton Wms 1n Seasons Opener On December 2 xnterschool basketball started wlth a local contest agaln t Brockton last year s d1v1s1onal fmalrsts Brockton took possessron of the ball after the opemng toss up and passed down the floor to make the frrst basket QIVIHQ them a lead wh1ch they held through the f1rst quarter For the ent1re contest however tt was a mp and tuck affalr The score by quarters would seem to 1nd1cate that Shelby was always a few pomts behmd but such wasnt the case for several t1mes Shelby had the lead lt was anybody s contest unt1l the last mmute but Brockton edged out a v1ctory 36 35 Wolves Devour Coyotes Shelby lost a thrtllmg hoop contest to Cut Bank on the latter s floor D c mber lU by a score of 35 to 30 The game was the flrst of four enga jement between the two teams The Wolves outplayed Shelby most of the f1rst half and led at the mter m1ss1on by a score of l6 to ll They mcreased the1r lead to 20 to l9 at the thrrd quarter but wrth Bashor leadmg the attack by smkmg one handed plvot shots the Coyotes staged a rally 1n the closmg mmutes to forge ahead O to 0 Here Cut Bank halted the attack and Olson talhed twtce and W1ll1OIIlSCDIt once to cmch the game as the fans went w1ld Sugarbeeters Easlly Subdued On December l7 Shelby walloped a strong Ch1nook team here wrth Mar rnont leadmg the Sugarbeeters a drzzy pace Marmont was hrgh pomt man n akmg ll pomts Shelby led the Sugarbeeters the ent1re game although Ch1nook d1d hold 's own defenstvely The game ended by a one srded score 34 l9 Coyotes Corral Havre Pon1es Wrth numerous fouls bemg called on both teams th Shelby Coyotes de f ated the Havre Blue Pon1es 44 37 tn a contest 1D Shelby on December 23 Shelby led the scormg from the f1rst two m1nutes of the game on through to the fmals Near the end of the game Edwards ana Thorn we e the only regulars on the floor Coach Olson had drffrculty tn keepmg calm and fmdmg players to send back mto the game Edwards besldes bemg htgh po1nt man wrth l4 pomts played excellent defenstve ball Coyotes Drop Cne to Pon1es The Coyotes met therr match 1n a hard fought contest played on the Havre floor December 29 when they were defeated by a 34 23 count til ' ' V 'N -. 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U 1 1 . 1 , ' . 151 The POHISS started the game out w1th a bang by belng so hot they falrly s1zzled They were s1nk1ng shots that seemed tmpcsslble to be con verted The Coyotes were showmg very poor form and were unable to cope vvlth such playmg and were behlnd at the end of tne frrst quarter by a score of 15 2 The Coyotes began to take form agaln and ln the second half 1t was a dlfferent story as the Shelby qumt outscored 1-lavre and outplayed them to 1.fr1ng the score to a 34 23 as the gun sounded the f1n1sh Fast Game Lost to Cut Bank The Cut Bank Wolves barely nosed out a 22 21 verdlct over the hard f1ght1ng Coyotes IH one of the most thnlllng contests of the season The game was played on the local floor lanuary 7 Th1ngs started fast w1th an lnter ceptlon of a pass by Fredell wh1ch he converted 1nto a basket to take the lead The pace of the game speeded up w1th every mlnute as ne1ther team showed slgns of a let up At the end of the flrst quarter the Coyotes were on top 8 5 Dunng the second quarter Shelby put on the pressure and really played good basketball When the gun sounded for the half trme they had mcreased +he1r lead to 15 10 M1dway dunng the fourth penod w1th the Coyotes enjoymg c 21 14 lead they lost Bashor and Fredell on personal fouls th1s cut down on the Coyotes efflclency a great deal Cut Bank pulled up to 2021 w1th two rmnutes to go then w1th 45 seconds to go W1l11amson Cut Bank s speedster made h1s only f1e1d goal of the game to w1n for Cut Bank 22 21 Vaher Hcxrd to Subdue On lanuary 20 Shelby defeated Va11er 26 28 Morally rt was a v1ctory for Valler The Valter boys fought vahantly the entlre game wh1le the Coyote ln the second quarter w1th the score standtng 6 4 1n favor of Valler the e ltlre subst1tute team was sent ln These boys really had the ftght tn them and sent the score up Cons1der1ng thelr he1ght they played an excellent game de fons1ve1y as well as offenslvely The regulars d1d not return unt1l the last auarter Coyotes Take Indmns 21 18 Shelby was untmpressrve at Brownmg on Ianuary 21 w1th Brownrngs vone defense slowmg the game down conslderably Shelbys ball handllng wx as very poor and the f1rst quarter ended w1th the score t1ed at 2 2 Thmgs speeded up ln the second penod w1th both squads puttlna on a 11tt1e pressure and showmg more flnesse 1n thelr playlng and shootlng How exer both teams mrssed numerous set ups and shots from the f1e1d In the fourth quarter Brownmg t1ed the score at 16 all Then Edwards made an overhead shot that put Shelby m the lead 1816 McNamer added two aulck fxeld goals to br1ng Shelby s total to 22 Then the Coyotes played a stall mg game for the last few m1nutes of play Indlans Easy On Local Floor ln a return game played lanuary 26 the Coyotes smothered a med1ocre Browmng team under a 50 17 score Shelby played almost perfect ball as they passed through and over the mall lndlan team for repeated fteld goals The unusual helght of the Coyote team showed up clearly ln th1s contest and was used effect1vely for many pomts The scor1ng was well d1v1ded w1th Fredell gatherlng 13 po1nts Mc 'Nlamer 10 Bashor 9 and Edwards 5 Dunng the last quarter the second team took over the game and added ll pomts to the total 0 I N I I I I I - r , fi - , : ' 1 4 1 I I I -ll ll regulars merely laughed at their blunders. 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' I I - 1 5 Shelby Breaks Even On Mountcnn Tr1p The weekend of lanuary 27 28 saw the Coyotes tn act1on on the 1fal1 p ll and Whrtetlsh floors tor the ttrst ttme rn several years Thts was he T11 t t 1 1 ver the hump tor many ot the ooys and they tully emoyed rt Tl ts tnp wa taken rn con1unct1on wtth the Cut Bank squad who also playc, l tl e Bulldo 1 and Braves on alternate nrahts The Kalrspell aame was a mp and tuck battle unttl the t11rd quart r wht ll the Coyotes appeared to be trred from the lona trtp and all N a Kattsp ll t pull away to a 43 25 lead wrth but a coup e ot mtnutes to ao The f oyott eahzrnq thrs tr1ed to overcome the lead but could only make tt 43 3l The followtna n1qht the Shelby team walked out on thc Whltett lt tlo 1 wrth blood tn thetr eyes and deterrnmed to wrn at least one time wlttl 1 the1r tr1p At the hal' no one was sure how tt was qomg to turn out bt o t t he thtrd auarter tlre Coyotes really start d hltttna and ran up an over whelmlnq score of 46 30 Bashor the Sh lby c nter was rll at Kahspell but he was really loot the tollowma ntaht rnakmq 20 potnts rn the Ptsher qame Coyotes Wolves D1V1d6 Honors Thrs aarne was the ttrst ot two games to be played on the weekend ot tebruary 3 and 4 It was a ttery and brtterly contested rattle whtch Nas lo t to 'ie Wolves rn a thnllrnq overttme penod by a score ot 70 I Althouqh at ttmp the qame was a l1tt1e on the order ot a hard touqht and battle bOl 1 teams howed r rnarkable sportsmanshrp Tn the wrld Clos na mrnutes ot the contest rt was anybody s Cram When tue trnal qun sounded the scoreboard stood at 24 all 1n the ox ert1 ne penod Cut Pank took possesslo 1 ot the ball to smk the d crdmq basket taktna home the tr thrrd vtctory at the hands ot the Coyot s Th1s overnn e play ott IS k town a Sudden Death wl' re the trrst team s ortna two pornts wms Coyotes Tcxke Wolves at Cut Bcmk The Coyotes reached thetr peak when th y broke Cut Bank s dream bubble tne tollowtnq nrqht to the tune ot 36 40 Thts was the t1r t ttrre Shelby had de feated the Cut Bank Wolves tn ttve years It was a red hot aarne wlth the Shelby hoopsters tmally ttndma thetr nootlna eyes to rur up 22 polnts to therr opponents lf at halt 1n1 The Wolvf always sa1d to be a second halt team couldnt break away from the clo checklna Coyotes The last tew mmutes the Coyotes stalled ana WIITIGVH on QoL hot to pull the Wolves up to 35 40 the trnal score Shelby Shows Class at Conrad Smashmq ott to a ltqhtmnq start the Shelby aumt made autck work ot the Conrad ttve by trounclnq them 43 l7 on the Cowboy s tloor February l0 The terocrous Coyotes showed qreat porse and oottsh and a aood eye tor the basket whlch was shown by the score Every man turned m a aood aam C Shelby rolled to one ot her season s be-st contests Coyotes Easxly Beat W1'llf9flSl'l. Qumtet On February ll the Coyotes qot oft to a blrstermq start to cl teat Whtt tl lt ty a s ore ot 33 17 Shelby scored l4 potnts betor th P1shers were able to connec1 w1th the hoop The Coyotes appear d over contrdent and slowed down consrderably after the TIIST quarter DeVall was the best player oi the tloor tor the VISITOIS but he was held to only tour pomts The ljulldoas tned hard determtned to do thetr best Arnvrnq tn Shelby Just a few hot rs before the qame they were undoubtedly au1te worn out from tte1r tnp Ntchamer wa hrqh pomt man on tne Coyote squad sconna l5 pomt . 1 T to ,X , Q L . , . , , 1 , w K ,N , 1 . . 1 L Il 3 11 11 , . - . 1 V Q 1 3 . .T Q , ' 1 s A Ja 1, , 1 rx . . , , 1 , - I VN 1 C 1? ,r I 1 1 W' KX , . , , 1 or e . 1, o ' 1 ' ' T' ,Q 7 ' 1 .f . 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Ht Conrad Pushes Coyotes to L1m1t ln a return game w1th Conrad February l4 the Coyotes defeated Conraa IH a comparattvely close contest The Coyotes got off to a slow start probably lecause of the previous easy game they had w1th Conrad and were only able o garner 16 polnts the frrst half to Conrads l9 ln the second half Shelby showed a l1ttle d1fferent style of ball and moved ahead to gatn a lead whlch tney held the remar ung perlod of play Edwards led the Coyotes IH the scortng by chalk1ng up l6 potnts The f1nal score was Shelby 40 Conrad 32 Choteau For the frrst t1me 1n many years Shelby played Choteau February l7 on tne local floor to defeat them by a very dec1s1ve score of 63 3l The vtsttors were unable to do a great deal be1ng at a dlsadvantage w1th ou1 SIX footers tower ng over them The second stnng played a great deal of the game g1v1ng the Choteau boys a llttle chance for a comeback at the ' oyotes The Choteau team was a seeded team 1n the d1str1ct tournament held at Great Falls 1n February The Coyotes w1l' be equally as strong next season w1th an almost veteran team from the second strmg ltne up of th1s year They played many games thls season w1th Cut Bank B Conrad B Ollmont and Sunburst ln fact they had almost a complete schedule Many of the games scheduled for the regulars saw the second stnng rn act1on most of the game So we may look forward to a very good seasor next year TOURNAMENT The d1SlflCl l2 Basketball Tournament was held rn Shelby thls year and was one of the mos colorful meets to ever be held rn thts d1str1ct lt was dom mated by the two an tent nvals Cut Bank and Shelby lt was played February 73 24 25 Shelby tn the ftrst game of the tournament had llttle trouble wmnmg over the sub normal Brownrng team by a score of 39 l3 ln the second game Shelby encountered Conrad who set a fast pace for a whne but faded before the super1or floor play and shoottng of the Coyotes The game was closer than the score 1nd1cated s1nce Able and Castle of Conrad battled all the way The last game between Shelby and Cut Bank competmg for the cham plonshlp was the most thnlltng battle ever w1tnessed between these two teams he qumtets were so evenly matched that even at the beglnnlng of the game the report was the player to make the last basket would secure the champ1on h1p for h1s school Throughout the game f1rst one team would lead and then the other but w1th less than a mlnute left to play Shelby needed three polnts to make the score a t1e Edwards made a basket but one po1nt was sttll needed lucklly for Shelby Mtles Welker was fouled W1th a tte depend1ng on h1m 'Welker made a perfect shot maktng the score 24 24 when the wh1stle blew C ut Bank got the t1p off ln the overtlme went r1ght down the floor w1th but llttle uterference and Aubrey made the basket whtch gave Cut Bank 1ts th1rd con ecut1ve d1str1ct champlonshlp Trophles were presented to the three top teams cnd gold basketballs to members of the Cut Bank squad 1mmed1ately after 1h1s game The teams part1c1pat1ng rn th1s tournament were Cut Bank O1lmont Brady valler Conrad Sunburst Shelby and Brownlng Cut Bank placed f1rst Shelby second Otlmont th1rd lol . 1 1 W . , . . 1 v I . 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HUCk1Qb6IfY 'Nhirry Kuvurzcxqh GIRL SCOUTS gf. xox I C-alum MINOR SPORTS The mrnor sports freld of Shelby I-hgh School IS qu te hmrted conststmg tarnly OL such sports as p1ngpong archery badmmton and other mtramural athletrcs These sports grve the students who dxdnt partrctpate rn the manor athletrcs somethmg to occupy themselves durrng therr letsure ttme Due to mterest rn football there werent many students takrng part IH the 1 nnor soorts except for a few who parttcrpated rn an occasronal game of pmg pong Prngpong hasnt been played as frequently thrs year as rt has been III the past havmg been more or less supplemented by the new bowltng alley Thrs year the gtrls also had a sport of their own Thls sport was archery he school archery set consrsts of three 5lfz foot bows and two targets The udents who partrctpate tn archery usually are excused from study halls curmg the day so that they can parttclpate rn tt Badmtnton led the mrnor sports fleld thts year as many faculty members cs well as the students took part rn thrs fast game Badmrnton whtch ortgmated n Canada has rn recent years been spreadmg raprdly throughout the schools rn the Untted Stat s lt IS srmllar to tennrs rn that rackets n ts and courts are much the same as those used rn tennrs It IS a much faster game however rf properly played ln connectton wrth tennls thrs year the school purchased lout tennts rackets and balls for use on the local tennts courts These rackets ono balls are to be used by both semor and 1un1or hrgh school students Before the offrcral basketball season was underway Coach Clrff Olson held an mtramural tournament made up of teams coached and managed by lett rmen of the last year The team coached by Don Edwards composed of Arr Gund rson Franklm Marmont Bob Kalbflersch Bob Cockrell and Donald Peterson was the cream of the crop th1s year and were vrctorrous rn every came Track whrch lb a maJor sport rn most schools comes under the mmor port sectton rn Shelby l-hgh School because of the lack of mterest shown by students Thrs year a small turnout of srx boys has been practrcmg regularly rn hopes that they wtll get to go to the Havre Track Meet on May 6 and also t the state meet to be held May l3 at Mrssoula The track turnout thls year consrsts of the followmg Bob Weaver and Bob McNamer prospects for hurdle Jdmp Iames Welker Mtles Welker Frank Mrtchell and Wayne Dunnrng pros pects for the 440 meter and the half mrle Although these boys have shown up well rn practrce ack of warm weather has prevented thens from becomtng proftcren Thrs year the physlcal educatron class took up boxmg whtch has not prevrously been practrced rn the local school However rt was not a very rnterestrng sport to most of the boys and lack of rnterest soon caused Coach Olson to drop the act1v1ty from hrs lrst Max Bott Adnan Spencer and Leonard 'VIcNett however showed up well ln case that a future boxmg team rs formed these boys wtll have a good chance of placmg Wrestlmg was also mdulged ll durmg the wmter but no one seemed to be parttcularly mterested rn the bor Mrnor sports are b comrng a larger part of the school currtculum Many of the students have turned thetr lersure tlme lnto a body bu1ld1ng DGTIOG hereby tmprovrng the youth of the natlon ISI A , , I K, , , . . . . . , , . . , , 1 1 , T ,I . . I 1 - fp , f J ' ' v s' ' ' ' . I4 ' ' I - , 1 4 1 - I - , , , D . , . , . D . c . , c , . - , I . - , , V . , L I K2 , c . , , Q . . - X-f I I I I I 1 , S S ' :I . - , I , I I 1 A ' ' I , ' , . t E. , , . . . 1 I - , , - , , 1 I I - I . . , , .o S' Z. , Q . . c . A - I I. U . 5 GIRL SCOUTS Gtrl Scout troop No l was founded IH September l937 w1th a 111e111ber h1p of erght g1rls The charter members were Betty Ann Keup Patr1c1a Mac Hale Betty Addy lna Starns Martha Trovatten Martor1e Murray Betty Turk and Betty Ruth Lehm1cke Mrs George Downs took charge ot th1s t1oop ana was later asststed by Mrs Norman Wan1pler The g1rls 111 ll11S troop have been scouts for many years The oldest scouts 111 the troop are Betty Ann Keup and Pat MacHale Betty Buth Lehrmcke and Susan Murray Jotned the t llowmg year and s1nce then the scout pOpUlCIl1OI1 has grown unt1l there are 1ow htteen member the newest belng V1ClOI'1CI DeClene who was 1IlV9Sl9Cl 1D l939 A mascot? Qt course lody Downs ttlls th1s purpose very well and all ot the troop th1nk she TS the cutest mascot IN the state Th1s year s scout act1v1t1es mcluded doughnut sales and tood sales tor the purpose ot ra1s1ng money to buy a Gtrl Scout L1ttle l-lou e wh1ch rn real1ty 1 a house wh1ch the g1rls decorate and use t r a meettng place The chtef 1I'1lSI'SSl th1s sprtng was 1n the makmg of sen or g1rl scout UHITOTITIS A g1rl scout loat appeared 1n the May day parade on Ap lt 29 escorted by som ot the The ch1et act1v1ty however 1Q the QIVIDQ ot part1es ot wh1ch the g1rls neve seem to t1re Mrs Addy was verv generous 1r1 lGIld1IlQ her bas ment tor Gtrl scout part1es Mrs Kavanagh also was hostess o our troop at a Parama party Wllh the comtng ot warm weather and spr1r1g the scouts took hrkes and went on p1cn1cs thus part1c1pat1ng 1n the act1v1t1es for wh1ch scouts are famous These Q1TlS owe the1r good t1mes ana the1r tellowsh1ps to the1r worthy tounder MISS luhette Lowe who started th1s organ1zat1on to help g1rls learn ot outdoor act1v1t1es and make a better type of woman Although scouts are Amencan we can not cla1m the glory of hav ng the or1g1nal rdea because MISS Lowe took England s plan ot g1rl gutdes and developed 1t 11'1TO the present G1rl Scouts of Amenca The act1v1t1es ot SQDIOI G1rl Scouts d1tter from the Iun1or Scouts because the older g1rls study personal 1mprovements as well as outdoor act1v1tes Vyprcal ot lh1S work was the V1Sll ot MISS Lula Alm who lectured to the g1rls on ha1r styles Every year the scouts look forward to two weeks 1n the latter part ot luly when they go to G1rl Scout Camp The camp tor th1s d1str1ct IS Camp letterson at Ne1hart Montana Last year Troop l was represented by Martha Trovatten and Betty Ruth Lehm1cke Th1s year the troop IS plann1ng to have more repre ntat1on ISS 1 1 ' A ' 1 ' U s, ' ' ' l ' r e 1 scouts who have won their l'lorsewornan's Badge. il ' . . , 1 ' . . , . , . . , I r V I 4 I r I I I Y Y , 1 ' Q ' ' ' ' f. 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Z, N ., 1 :fm w 4 fr 1 Oc c c c c Oct C1 c c Oc Nov Nov 16 Band turns Repubhcan because of rce cream served at rally 17 lean K frnally escapes from the Lyon s den 18 Swede Olson prefers blue eyed brown harred grrls who are drgnr fred He 1S also a fatalrst 21 Group of 1 act plays presented lf Men Played Cards as Women Do and lornt Owners rn Spam V1rg1n1a Nelson and Pat MacHa1e played the parts of two old crazy ladres to perfectron rn the latter performance 2 lunrors order maroon and gold class sweaters 24 Snake Dance led by dr111 team and band before the Cut Bank game to strmulate 1nterest where 1nterest rs needed you know 25 Cut Bank football game here Score 55 U and we dont thrnk rt was 1n Shelby s favor Boys decrde they ll take a rest and the brggest share of the team are carrred off the freld 26 Teachers Meetmg Two days vacat1on By the way has anyone found out what they do besrdes shop all day? 27 Mr Huber frn Glee Club? All rrght now My Poor Heart ls Broken A vorce heard among the roars So soon Mr Huber? 28 Bob K fell for Pat MacHale rn a brg way and rrght at her feet too 1 Brg peoples brrthday rncludlng Ernstems and 1V1cNamers 2 Huber admonrshes the Cflee Club to hold teeth 1n Nov 3 Dusty Rhodes tells students how they 11 act when they fall rn love They re strll wonderrng how she knows 4 We hear Bob Wherr IS gorng to Bozeman to learn how to be a cowboy 5 Iunror Dance A large crowd wasnt rn attendance 7 Bud Rogers mrsses Dot s charms and returns pronto from the C C C Camp 8 Art Exhlbrt Students slmply flock to lt C Anrta wants to know what the drfference rs between horse and cow meat Mrss Dunster enhghtens her and says one IS a cow and the other a horse Nov 11 Open House at Hrgh School Parents fmd out what really goes on Nov 12 Vrrgrnra turns up mrnus Sam s football My somebody s slrpprng Nov 14 The trrple threat man Prp Polrng grves lohn H somethrng to worry about Nobody else does though Nov 16 Odds are grven that Betty Merrltt doesn t pass any more notes around after the one Olson got Nov 18 Freshmen lnrtratron Dance All hghts had to be turned out before freshmen would dance Bashful klds or are they? Nov 19 Gerry tells Bob no more crgarettes Bob buys a prpe Nov 21 Forrest Russell says 1n ten more years he ll probably dethrone Robert Taylor Nov 23 Why does Vearl go to Kevrn so often to see the wells? Nov 25 Thanksgrvrng vacat1on Studes grvrng thanks because we have vaca ron Nov 28 Roma Martrn has to rest the rest of the week after the drnner she ate Anyway that s what she told the teachers Dec 1 Wampler hears a lot of norse rn the lrbrary and sneaks up to frnd Mrss Dunster practrcmg the Lambeth Walk for the prom so she can bowl her escort over whrch by the way happens to be Franklrn Marmont She s been after h1m a long trme Dec 2 Brockton here Runner ups ln regronal tournament of 37 defeat Coyotes 35 36 rn f1rst basketball gam of season Dec 3 We hear Wampler 1S makmg the prcture rooms darker than ever thrs year To see the prcture better of course He has the whole hearted ap proval of many students Nov Nov Nov lNov Nov 181 K. . - , . , O 1. . . . L. . ' ' ' O 1. . - . O I. . . , . 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I J- . , , , - e Dec Dec Dec Dec 1, ec Dec Dec Dec 1 ec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec CIII C111 CII1 1CII1 C111 C111 CTI1 C111 C111 CII1 CII1 C111 C111 C111 C111 CII1 C111 C111 LII1 CII1 CII1 4 Free band concert Large crowd Well why not tt was free 8 Alumnr play the Coyotes Hrgh school trrumphs by two potnts C lunror play presented Declded success 10 Shelby plays basketball at Cut Bank Defeated 30 35 C B drtll team performs Oz says he has seen a lot of lemons but he s rex er seen them drag em tn rn crates before Bobby Mc thrnks that Dav1d ts a mother s revolt Annrversary of Betty Addy s frght w1th Bllly the Kld Chrnook here Mangled by Coyotes 32 19 Lettermen s Dance All graduates back from college for vacatron 1ts a fact Betty Buth crted about the song Cowboy lack Som people are so sentlmental 21 11m Martm offers S100 to be admttted to the Gang 22 Qlson turns up a half hour late He Just can t take these late hour 23 Ha Jre here Local boys make good 24 Xmas Day Program at scnool Iohn Hoyt plays Santa Coach recetves a rubber football He should wrll rt to the team for summer practtce 25 Xmas Everyone takrng the day off and eatlng from morntng to ntght 20 Turn about s fa1r play Havre defeated Shelby on therr own floor 30 Barbara lohnson glven the ntckname Frosty and rt has no beartng on the weather 3 Started school aga1n Vacauon over t1ll Easter much to some people s sorrow 7 Basketball game wrth Cut Bank They wrn 21 22 Fredell fouls out wluph explarns the loss accordtng to h1m 8 Teachers take up bowlrng Wampler bowls untrl 3 00 A M 3 Anlta moved to front of room so ktds can t copy from her 10 Crammtng for tests tests tests 11 O11v1a bowls 191 She was more surprlsed than any one else school for a mckel My trmes must be gettrng hard' 13 Pat sleeps through a shorthand test Scholarshrp at that 14 B squad lose to Sunburst by 2 potnts A razztng was rn order 15 League party basket soc1a1 Everyone present but the members 17 Charhe Martm surely takes a long ttme to say goodntght 111 t asl one of the teachers 18 Betty Ruth takes lean home and was so busy talkrng she stopped Drck s Must be a force of habrt Umphress studto taktng ptctures Pep Club learnrng Lambeth wall Valrer plays here Coach puts 1n B squad Shelby wrns by 2 pomts Coyotes defeat lndlans 22 18 Betty Ann s theme song IS Alone Boys where are you Vearl chosen to head Annual staff OZZ19 has had enough vacatron and returns to school Bllly Soren leaves Too bad g1r1s'?2'f' Bobby Mc and Bob Weaver 1o1n the basketball team Shelby plays Brownrng Wln 5015 Boys leave for Kahspell Whrtefrsh and po1nts west Band and fult student body grve them a rousmg farewell 28 Shelby defeats Whrteflsh Some of the gtrls look pretty lone ome Don t worry they 11 return 29 Kalrspell defeats Shelby Just because Oz wasn t playtng of course 30 Evelyn Henderson has bought a lartat Shes gotng to rope some body rn ESCDIW 6 1 1 w . 11. . 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' OH n LD feb rev cb Feb L te cb cb Feb eb Feb Feb Feb Feb eb feb eb Mar 3l B B L B A K l S Pat Mc attend a brg dance at Devon You ,ust can I keep these farmers down 2 Davld Thorne plans on Jommg the movres after the talent scouts saw hrs basketball prcture Q Cut Bank defeats Shelby once more rn an over trme game 4 Return game at Cut Bank Defeated them for the f1rst tune rn frve years 40 36 Cut Bank studes throw a dance for the Shelby krds Canned musrc featured 6 Semors get class books Exchangrng srgnatures to be cherrshed some tlme Buthre wants to be an a1r prlot 7 Heatrng system doesnt work Coach tells class to go and get coats Weaver returns w1th overshoes scarf and ear muffs 8 No school 1n afternoon Heaters st1ll dont work But we hear someone took the temperature down to about ten below by puttmg snow on the thermometer rn Math room 0 Strll no school Srgnal was 1f the whrstle blew we wouldn t have school Max says that s the earhest he s gotten up th1s year lO Boys went to Conrad defeated them 43 l7 ll Qurntet trrumph agarn over Whrtefrsh l2 Everyone carryrng a camera around taktng plctures for annual lt couldn t be that there are prrze connected wrth 1t l3 Martha Trovatten 15 fast becomrng well known under the mckname O1 The Bar Fly l5 Choteau taken to the cleaners by the AllAmer1can Flve commonly known as the Coyotes l8 After the brg Cut Bank game lean K rs heard around the halls smgmg Romance Buns rn the Famlly 22 Everyone lookmg forward to tournament No work done to speak of 23 Defeat Brown1ng 1n f1rst game of tournament for Shelby 24 Play Conrad for semr fmals and wm agam 25 Last nrght of tournament lt frnally arrxved Pep Squad does the Lambeth Walk consrderably better than the f1rst trme Ch yes by the way Cut Bank won the game 24 26 1n another overtrme perrod They called 11 sudden death lt was even worse than that 26 Boy how the grrls go rn for these Cut Bank boys and our boys don t seem to thmk some of the C B grrls are so bad erther 27 Davld Thorne s fan mall decreases lmmensely after the tournament They dont seem to lrke the way he laughs 26 Tournament all over School begrns to prck up agam 2 Coach tells the Semors they arent so good as they thlnk But rf you dont thrnk so Just ask them Mar 3 Amateur Hour Don and Fredell have been practrcrng the Flat Foot Floogee for a month now they must have gotten cold feet War 4 Mr Grosshart thrnks we should have had sneak day He was prob ably rrgh Mar 6 And who were those boys that took the Cut Bank grrls out besrde D E DI andB'W'P Mar 9 Semors almost decrde to have sneak day so the klds can take rn the tournament at Great Falls Mar ll And was Mary M drsgusted when the p1g got up and slowly walked GWQY Mar 12 Don frnally d1d get hrs overcoat whrch he left rn the show house at the Falls I 60 I Fi . . ' ' ' ' ' . Feb. 2. ' -' . 1 ' ,l . . ' . ' ' ' - FJ . . ' ' . '. Feb. 3. ' . ' ' ' ' f . f b. . , C - . F1 . . ' ' ' - . ' y .3 ,, Feb. 14. Cowboys give Coyotes a good run for their money, but unsuccessful. - . A. I u . X , . I - l I I . Feb. . , . ' ' , f ' ' . . . I I H n ' t. A . - I I ..f I ' 1 Apr l7 lna guesses she ll be a Iune bride it Leap Year comes in lune Apr l8 Mr Grosshart gives the lunior high kids a lesson in marbles but he found out they play tor keeps and now he s taking up ping DOHC! Apr l9 Virginia Nelson taints in Math and limmy Martin runs the other way 5 pr 21 Senior Play Reynolds Turner about ruined the play by craning his neck looking for loyce and at the same time keeping a tatherly eye on his brother Harry and Pat Macl-Tale Apr 23 Motion pictures taken ot Senior class Deek turns on his dazzling smile and hopes that some movie scout will see it but he Just couldnt leave Ruthie Xpr 26 Gene Brnster and Hazel Thomas announce their engagement l b t they raise a handsome family ot songbirds Apr 27 High School Week Bozeman Thirteen students invited The ur lucky number didnt seein to affect their ability 'Xpr 28 Marty Trovatten wants her name mentioned with Bichard Gregg ol Oilmont Many happy returns ot the day Marty' May l liu litsu Lyceum course Now Eddie Nash can really go to town on Don May 3 Don Demnion takes advantage ot Billy s cracked arm and takes Alina to the prom May 4 Lyla Bawdon should marry the guv and get hnn ott her n ind lxffay 5 They had to revive Coach Olson with cold water the other day after Ellen Wilson smiled at him May 6 lunior Prom Very nicely decorated in southern style Grand tnn ln l by all May lU Home Bc Style Show Betty Bohn s dress was hung together with pins May ll State Track Meet Bobby and Gzie ust know they would ha vc 1 rol 1 all records it they would have gone May l3 Havre Band Festival More kids than ever went this year Band makes nice showing May 15 Bobby and Gerry rrake hey hey 'while the sun do sn t sli ne May 15 Seniors have no more school What wouldnt some under classnici give to be one now May l7 Seniors getting sorry because they are graduating May l8 Now is the time for all good youngsters to pick an occupation Might as well be undertakers all busnness is dead May l9 Graduation night Now the luniors ot 39 can take over We are more flay 20 Shelby girls go to Cut Bank for play aay Grand time had by all lil 1 . . 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