Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1952 volume:

I The Graduating Class of Sheridan High School Sheridan, Montana Presents the 1952 Edition of THE TRAILBLAZER D E D I C A T I O N DONALD W. DOUGLAS We, the Seniors, the class of 1952, wish to dedicate this edition of the Trailblazer to our class advisor and teacher, Mr. Douglas, who has very faithfully and deter- minedly helped us through our years of high school life. We sincerely hope that many more students may have the pleasure of having him as their class advisor. 2 SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE May each and everyone of you do your utmost to preserve for your country that which we all enjoy, namely: life, li- berty and pursuit of happiness. In this world of turmoil it is our duty to fight for this great heritage which was hand- ed down to us by our forefathers. Congratulations to the class of 1952 for a job well done. May your future be bright and many of your dreams fulfilled. Sincerely, Emerson Tuckerman BOARD OF TRUSTEES 3 RAY ELSER MRS. RUTH BIELER (Picture unavailable) MRS. DORIS KITT B.A.—Montana State University English and Music MR. ALVE THOMAS B. A., M. E.—Montana State Uni- versity History, English III, Economics, and Coach FACULTY MRS. LOIS RAMER B.A.—Colorado State University Commercial and Journalism MR. DON DOUGLAS B.S.--Montana State College Biology and Agriculture MISS BETTY EAKMAN B.S.--Montana State College Home Economics and English II MR. WILLIAM ALLEN B.A.--Montana State University Science and Math 4 CLASS OF 1952 Class Colors Green and Silver ClaSS FloWCT Gardenia Class Motto Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. KEITH BURNETT Keith F.F.A. Secretary 1,2,3,4; Boys' Chorus 3; Basketball 2,3,4; S” Club 3,4;Class president 4; Elks' Citizen- ship Award 4; Boys State 3; Kansas City Convention 3; Student Council vice president 3,4; Band 2,3,4. DORIS JACKSON George F.H.A. Secretary 1,2,3,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4;Cheerleader 4; Triple Trio 2,3,4; Junior Princess 3; Senior Queen 4; Girls’ State 3; Class secretary and treasurer 1,3; State Band 4. FAY LONG Fat F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football captain 3,4; Basketball 2,4; S Club vice president 3,4; Student Council presi- dent 4; Class vice president 4; Track 2. DORIS SHAFFER Dorie F.H.A. vice president 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club President 1,2,3,4; Annual Ad Manager 4. 6 BRIAN WALTER Brian FFA President 1,2,3.4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball Cap- tain 1,2,3,4; Boys State 3;Track 1; S Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Kansas City Convention 3; Class Presi- dent 2,3. ANN BIELER Pee Wee F.H.A. Secretary 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club l,2,3,4;Cheerleader 4; Triple Trio 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2. JOHN ALLHANDS John F.F.A. Vice President 1,2,3,4; Boys' Chorus 3; Class Representative 1; Pep Club Vice President 1,2,3,4; Kansas City Convention 3. PATSY BRUNNER Pat F.H.A. Vice President 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club President 1,2,3,4;Cheerleader 3,4; Representative 1; Class Vice President 3; D.A.R. 4; State Chorus 4. KEN LONG Ken F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Second Vice President 4; Football 2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Boys’ State 3; S Club President 3,4; Band 3,4. 7 NINA MILLER Nina F.H.A. Vice President 1,2,3,4;Band 3,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Secretary 1,2,3,4; Annual Editor 4. LONNIE DURHAM Caruso F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Class President 1; Boys’Chorus 3,4; Football 3,4; S Club 3,4; Operetta 3,4. MARGERY BRIM Marge” F.H.A. 1,2,3; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 4. DAVID SANKS Dave F.F.A. 2,4; Kansas City Convention 1; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Chorus 3,4; Band 4; Sports Manager of Annual 4. SHIRLEY BAKER Shirts Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. President 1,2, 3,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4. 8 CLASS HISTORY Title -- The Class of '52 Characters: The Senior Class of 1952 Produced and Directed by Don W. Douglas. Act I: The scene is the first grade room of Sheridan High School. Time: September 1940. The curtain opens and the actors on the stage are: Brian Walter, Doris Shaffer, Ann Bieler, Margery Brim, Keith Burnett, Betty Hakes, Shirley Baker, Doris Jackson, Sharon Balogh, Nancy Hatfield, Pat Burlingame, Patsy Shafer, Donna Talbot, Betty Hill, Jim Hickam, Jimmie Stout, Cora Robinson, and Gordon Roberts. They are eagerly looking forward to their new roles as students under the direction of Miss Dimach. The curtain falls on Scene I. Scene II: Eight years later in the Sher- idan High School gym. We see Mr. Murray handing out diplomas to a new and somewhat smaller group. They are Brian Walter, Shirley Baker, Doris Shaffer, Pat Brunner, Ann Bieler, Meryl Pilkington, Bernie Haggard, Lonnie Durham, Thornton Newlove, Betty Gali- ger, Howard Simonsen, John Allhands, Frank Claypool, Margery Brim, Doris Jackson, and Keith Burnett. We see that many new characters have been added to the cast and they are looking forward eagerly to their years in high school. Act II: The Scene is the Halls of Sher- idan High School. As freshman we elected officers as follows: president, Lonnie Durham; vice president, Thornton Newlove; representative, John Allhands; secre- tary and treasurer, Doris Jackson. We were initiated in the traditional manner by the sophomores and were now started in another new role. To show our appreciation for the fine welcome we received into high school we gave the Freshmen Return Party in honor of the sophomores. The big highlight of the year was when we took second place in the annual F.F.A. -- F.H.A. Amateur Contest. This year we gained Nina Miller, Ken Long, Fay Long, Nora Miller, Betty Garrison, and Rosemary Kitson; and lost Bernie Haggard, Glen Woodward, and Howard Simonsen. Act III. To begin our sophomore year we took out our revenge on the innocent fresh- men. Our officers for the years were: presi- dent, Brian Walter; vice president, Keith Burnett; secretary and treasurer, Ann Bieler; and representative, Pat Brunner. This year we dropped to third place in the amateur contest. New characters in this act were: David Sanks and LaRoyce Rose, and those lost were Thornton Newlove, Betty Galiger, Nora Miller, Meryl Pilkington, and Rosemary Kitson. Act IV: Our junior year was one of our most active years. Our officers were: presi- dent, Brian Walter; vice president, Pat Brunner; secretary, Doris Jackson; representative, Ken Long. Keith Bur- nett was elected vice president of the Student Council. This year was highlighted by our Junior Prom which was given in honor of the seniors. Orchids in the Moonlight was the theme, and Doris Jackson was chosen Junior Princess. Also in their junior year Brian Walter, Keith Burnett, and John Allhands attended the National F.F.A. Convention at Kansas City, Mo. Delegates to Boys' State and Girls' State were: Brian Walter, Keith Bur- nett, Ken Long, and Doris Jackson. 9 We recovered this year and took second in the Amateur Contest. We all enjoyed the Junior-Senior Banquet which was given by our mothers in honor of the Class of '51. The junior skiing party and class picnic were also big succes- ses. The only member lost from the cast this year was LaRoyce Rose. Act V: With high hopes for the future we en- tered the final act of our play as sen- iors. The main characters were: president, Keith Burnett; vice president. Fay Long; secretary, Margery Brim; rep- resentative, Ken Long. This year Fay Long was elected president of the Stu- dent Council; Keith Burnett, vice presi- dent; and Doris Jackson, secretary. We cast Nina Miller as editor of our annual, the Trailblazer. This year we finally made it and took first place in the Amateur Contest. The Class of '52 presented the speech class comedy, Head First , under the supervision of Mrs. Kitt. One of the outstanding scenes in our last year was our senior trip which replaced the Sneak Days of former years. The whole class ap- peared on the set which was in Salt Lake City, Utah. Again this year we were guests at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. Our high hopes were somewhat dimmed as we were nearing the end of our stage career. The final curtain was brought down with Baccalaureate and Commencement which took place on May 25 and 28. It was at Commencement that the class took their final bow to their friends, the faculty, and to the halls of Sheridan High and the curtain closed. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of 52, hereby leave the following to our pals, the class of 53: Keith Burnett-- His quiet ways to Carol Wright. Fay Long--The gold in his teeth to lone Herzog. Brian Walter--His big ears to Mike Maloney. Nina Miller--30 pounds to Marilyn Erwin. Doris Shaffer--Leaves John Magnus. Hands off, girls Doris Jackson--Leaves high school. At last! Patsy Brunner--Ability to be true blue to Clark Hansen. Ann Bieler--Talking ability to Betty Weingart. Margery Brim--Driving ability to Bob Stone. Shirley Baker --Ranching ability to Phil Stine. Ken Long--Sheepherding ability to Gary Berryman. John Allhands--Bashful ways to Sandy Foster. Frank Claypool--Bow legs to Ken Funk David Sanks--Republican ideas to Bruce Bock. Betty Garrison--Working ability to John Simonsen. Lonnie Durham --Ability to be a woman hater to Harry Odden and Bill Russell. This is our final will and testament, written out in the presence of the senior class. Fay Long--Attorney Ann Bieler--Notary Public 10 SENIOR SNAPS Here we go!! 11 Bruce Bock Carol Wright lone Herzog Gary Berryman Betty Weingart JUNIOR CLASS Frank Claypool Betty Garrison John Magnus John Simonsen Phil Stine Marilyn Erwin Kenneth Funk Mike Maloney Sandy Foster Clark Hansen Harry Odden Bob Stone 12 Claudine Pickett Gloria Costle Jay Shafer Anson Reynolds La Rae Daley Phil Norton Mary Wright Sharon Long SOPHOMORE CLASS Buddy Rogers Donna Hjort Carol McKenzie Larry Schulz Absent: Lonie Stringham Doris Talbott Ellis Donegan Janice Baker Carolyn Braach Doug Salmonsen Barbara Norton Sharon Ehlers 13 C.erda Glick D. C. Hodges Ella Rae Elser David Kelly Beverly Peterson Mike Reynolds Beverly Norton Neal Barth Lanell Tuckerman Gary Stine James Brandon Arthur Bieler John Woodward a Carla Salmonsen Kayo Eby Bernice Ramer James Burton FRESHMAN CLASS Shirley Miller Philip Smith 14 OUR SCHOOL EVENTS September 4- - School Opened 14-- Freshmen Initiation Party 27- -Freshmen Return Party November 3-- S Club Carnival 10- -Harvest Festival 22-3-- Thanksgiving Vacation December 20- - Christmas Program 21- - Christmas Vacation Starts! 22- Senior Ball January 7--Back to school February 14--Annual Ads 28- 9 and March 1-- District 16 Basketball Tournament March 7- - Grade School Tournament 8- - Fireman's Ball 14--FFA-FHA Amateur Program 25-- Winter Fair 28-- Speech Class Play April 5- 6-- District FFA Convention 11- -Easter Vacation 16- 17-18--Siate FFA Convention 17- 18-19--State FHA Convention 25--SENIOR SNEAK DAY! L! May 2--Hobo Day 1-2-3-- Music Festival--Missoula 10-- Junior Prom 12- - Award Night 16-- Operetta 16-17-- State Track Meet 19-- Junior and Senior Banquet 19--Senior Privileges begin 25-- Baccalaureate 28— Commencement 16 r t r STUDENT COUNCIL L. TO R., FRONT ROW: John Magnus, Neal Barth, Dons Jackson, Sharon Ehlers, D. C. Hodges, Keith Burnett.SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Emerson Tuckerman, Larry Schulz, Harry Odden, Ken Long, Fay Long. Officers for the year of 1951-1952 were: Fay Long, president: Keith Burnett, vice president: Doris Jackson, secretary and treas- urer; Mr. Emerson Tuckerman, advisor. The student council is an organization composed of the officers chosen from the student body, the president of each class, and an elected representative from each class. This group has sponsored the National School Assemblies and several parties during the year. This page is sponsred by: THE SHERIDAN BAKERY AND ODDEN'S TEXACO SERVICE 17 L. TO R.: Frank Claypool, treasurer; Keith Burnett, reporter; Clark Hansen, sentinel; Harrv Odden, secretary; Brian Walter, president; John Allhands, vice president. F.F.A. OFFICERS Sponsored by CHARLES WALTER, Sheridan, Montana Sponsored by RUBY VALLEY BOWL, SHERIDAN SHOE SHOP, J. M. MADDISON, SAVING CENTER. 19 L. TO R„ 1ST ROW: Lonie Stringham, Phil Norton, James Burton, D. C. Hodges, Neal Barth, Mike Reynolds, Jay Shafer, Larry Schulz, Harry Odden, Art Bieler. 2ND ROW: Fay Long, Ken Long, Kayo Eby.John Woodwards, Lonnie Durham, Buddy Rogers, Gary Stine, Phil Stine, David Kelly. 3RD ROW: Phil Smith, Doug Salmonsen, James Bran- don, Clark Hansen, Ken Funk, John Magnus. Brian Walter, Mr. Douglas. 4TH ROW: Mike Maloney, Walter Salmon- sen, John Allhands, Bob Stone, Keith Burnett, Dave Sanks. F. F. A. Highlights of this years FFA Chapter activities included: Joint Future Farmer and Future Homemaker Banquet, chapter meetings, community clean-up day, amateur hour, and hosts to the Southwest District Convention held at Sheridan. We were represented in the District and State Conventions; also at the Midwinter Fair at Boze- man, Butte Livestock show and sale, and the Madison-Jefferson County Fair held at Twin Bridges. This page sponsored by BANK OF SHERIDAN, SHERIDAN THEATER, SHERIDAN MEAT MARKET AND CLUB CAFE. 20 L. TO R., FRONT ROW: lone Herzog. Patsy Brunner, Miss Betty Eakman, Shirley Baker, Ann Bieler. SECOND ROW: Nina Miller, Donna Hjort, Sandy Foster, Betty Weingart, Doris Jackson. F.H.A. OFFICERS In the fall the organizations began its long list of activities by- initiating a group of new girls. During the year the girls took over the food concessions at the S Club Carnival, the FFA Harvest Dance, the lunch for the Lima Basketball players. Near Christmas, the chapter participated in the Christmas Festival and sponsored a caroling hay ride party with the FFA boys. Most of the girls at- tended the District Convention at Dillon. The main project of the year was the making of jackets by the girls. In the annual amateur program sponsored jointly with the FFA, the FHA received 3rd. The annual joint banquet was held. Those attending the convention at Great Falls were lone Herzog, Betty Weingart, Sandy Foster, Carol McKenzie, Shirley Baker, Pat Brunner, and Miss Eakman. Shirley and Pat received their State Homemaker Degree. This page is sponsored by: RUBY VALLEY BOWL, SHERIDAN SHOE SHOP, J. M. MADDISON, SAVING CENTER. 21 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA L. TO R,, 1ST ROW -- Carolyn Braach, Patsy Brunner, Shirley Baker, Donna Hjort, Carol McKenzie Lanell Tucker- man, Gloria Costle. 2ND ROW -- lone Herzog, Ann Bieler, Nina Miller, Ella Rae Elser, Doris Jackson Sandv Foster Beverly Peterson, Beverly Norton, LaRae Daley, Betty Weingart, Janice Baker, Miss Betty Eakman. 3RD ROW --' Carla Salmonsen, Shirley Miller, Doris Shaffer. Sharon Ehlers, Mary Wright, Sharon Long, Claudin'e Pickett Ber- nice Ramer, Barbara Norton, Gerda Glick, Marilyn Erwin, Carol Wright, Doris Talbott. This page is sponsored by: HALSE GARAGE, ALDER MERCANTILE. PRESTON CHEVROLET, RUBY HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP, 22 BAND L. TO R.p 1ST ROW -- Doris Shaffer, Larry Schulz, Janice Baker, Gerda Glick, Sharon Long, Betty Garrison, Bernice Ramer, Doris Jackson, Ann Bieler, D. C. Hodges. Bruce Bock, Keith Burnett, Phil Norton, Patsy Brunner, Brian Walter, lone Herzog. Shirley Baker, Mary Wright, Ellis Donegan, Dave Sanks, Carol McKenzie, Carolyn Braach, Donna Hjort, Barbara Norton, Beverly Peterson. BACK ROW -- Sharon Ehlers, Ken Long, Margery Brim, Nina Mil- ler, Lanell Tuckerman, Mike Maloney, Mrs. Kitt. This year the band received new band uniforms from the pro- ject sponsored by the civic organizations. Our band has been very active with thirty members. They performed at all home football and basketball games. The whole band played at the Tournament one night. They also performed at the Christmas program, bacca- laureate, and commencement. Mrs. Kitt has done very well this year with her band. The Seniors will leave quite a dent though with 10 members going out, although there are quite a few coming in next year. This page is sponsored by the following Professional men: DR. S. P. KITT, DENTIST AND DR. E. T. GANGNER 23 L. TO R., 1ST ROW: Betty Garrison, Pat Brunner, Donna Hjort, Ann Bieler, Sharon Ehlers, Gerda Glick, Janice Baker, Bernice Ramer, lone Herzog. Doris Shaffer, La Rae Daley. 2ND ROW: Marge Brim, Carolyn Braach, Lanell Tuckerman, Carol McKenzie, Doris Jackson, Sandy Foster, Beverly Peterson, Doris Talbott, Shirley Miller, Carla Salmonsen, Betty Weingart. 3RD ROW: Mrs. Kitt, Beverly Norton, Mary Wright, Claudine Pickett, Marilyn Erwin, Gloria Costle. Ella Rae Elser, Sharon Long, Barbara Norton, Nina Miller, Shirley Baker. L. TO R„ 1ST ROW -- Lonnie Stringham, John Simonsen, Bruce Bock, Ellis Donnegan, D. C. Hodges, Neal Barth Mike Reynolds, Jay Shafer, Larry Schulz, David Kelly, Art Bieler. 2ND ROW -- James Burton, Ken Long, Phil Norton, Kayo Eby, John Woodward, Lonnie Durham, Buddy Rogers, Gary Stine, Phil Stine. 3RD ROW -- Phil Smith, Walt Salmonsen, Mike Maloney, Doug Salmonsen, James Brandon, Mrs. Kitt, Clark Hansen, John Magnus, Dave Sanks, Anson Reynolds. This page sponsored by FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF TWIN BRIDGES 24 MIXED CHORUS L. TO R., FRONT ROW: D. C. Hodges, Mike Reynolds, Lonie Stringham, Lonnie Durham, David Kelly, Phil Norton, Art Bieler, Kayo Eby, John Woodward, Gary Stine. SECOND ROW: Neal Barth, Ellis Donegan, Betty Garrison, Pat Brunner, Donna Hjort, Ann Bieler, Sharon Ehlers, Gerda Glick, Janice Baker, Bernice Ramer, lone Herzog, Doris Shaffer, La Rae Daley. THIRD ROW: Ken Long, Phil Smith, Margery Brim, Carolyn Braach, Lanell Tuckerman, Carol McKenzie, Doris Jackson, Sandy Foster, Beverly Peterson, Doris Talbott, Shirley Miller, Carla Salmonsen, Betty Weingart, Dave Sanks. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Norton, Mary Wright, Claudine Pickett, Marilyn Erwin, Gloria Costle.Ella Rae Elser, Sharon Long, Barbara Norton, Nina Miller, Shirley Baker. FIFTH ROW: James Burton, Mrs. Doris Kitt, Bruce Bock, John Simonsen, Jay Shafer, Buddy Rogers. Larry Schulz, Anson Reynolds, Walter Sal- monsen. SIXTH ROW: Mike Maloney, Doug Salmonsen, James Brandon, Clark Hansen, John Magnus, Phil Stine. This Mixed Chorus successfully took part in the Christ- mas program, Commencement, and Baccalaureate, their greatest success being the operetta In Old Louisiana , the second operetta sponsored by the music department. Mrs. Kitt is music teacher and director of operetta. This page is sponsored by: ALDER HOTEL, OASIS of DILLON, CHICK S BAR of ALDER and J. C. PENNEY Co., Dillon. 25 TRIPLE TRIO FRONT ROW: Mrs. Kitt, Doris Jack- son, Sandy Foster, Carol McKenzie. BACK ROW: lone Herzog, Donna Hjort, Patsy Brunner, Ann Bieler, Barbara Norton and Janice Baker. The triple trio was very successful this year. They sang at numerous places about town and received an excellent rat- ing at the State Music Meet at Missoula in May. This is the second rating of excellent the trio has received. PASSAMARI STAFF The Journalism class publishes the Passamari semi- monthly during the school year. Each year four consecutive issues are sent to be rated by the Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association, of which this school is a member. The Passamari has been rated Superior for several years. This page was sponsored by -- Lloyd's of Butte, and Williams' Studio, Butte Patsy Brunner, Ann Bieler, Doris Shaffer, Mrs. Ramer, David Sanks, Betty Garrison and Shirley Baker. PEP CLUB L. TO R., FRONT ROW: Patsy Brunner. Doris Jackson. Ann Bieler. SECOND ROW: Neal Barth, Mike Reynolds, Ellis Donegan. Betty Garrison, Lonnie Durham. David Kelly, Donna Hjort, Sharon Ehlers.Gerda Glick, Janice Baker, Bernice Ramer, lone Herzog, Doris Shaffer, La Rae Daley, Mr. Allen. THIRD ROW: D. C. Hodges, Phil Smith, Margery Brim, Carolyn Braach, Lanell Tuckerman, Carol McKenzie, Sandy Foster. Beverly Peterson, Doris Talbott, Shirley Miller, Carla Salmonsen, Betty Weingart, Dave Sanks, Frank Claypool, Gary Berryman. FOURTH ROW:’ Ken Long, Beverly Norton, Mary Wright. Claudine Pickett, Marilyn Erwin, Gloria Costle, Ella Rae Elser, Sharon Long, Barbara Norton, Nina Miller. Shirley Baker. FIFTH ROW: Lonie Stringham, James Burton, Bruce Bock. John Simonsen, Jay Shafer, Buddy Rogers. Larry Schulz, Anson Reynolds, and Walter Salmonsen. SIXTH ROW: Ken Funk, Mike Maloney. Doug Salmonsen, James Brandon, Harry Odden, Clark Hansen, John Magnus, Fay Long Phil Stine. SEVENTH ROW; John Woodward, Phil Norton, Kayo Eby, Art Bieler, Gary Stine. Bob Stone. Keith Burnett Brian Walter, and John Allhands. Pep Club officers this year were: Doris Shaffer, president; John Allhands, vice president; Nina Miller, secretary and treasurer. The club was very active throughout the year. It bought paper to wrap goal posts for football games, and it also bought megaphones for the school. Pep rallies were well attended and everyone really backed the team. This page was sponsored by the MONTANA POWER COMPANY Serving Montana's Farms, Homes and Industries Nearly 40 Years with ALL the Power They Need. 28 CHEERLEADERS Patsy Brunner, Doris Jackson, and Ann Bieler This year the cheerleaders led the snake dances through town and the yells afterwards. For football they had white sweaters and purple skirts. During basketball season and for the tournament they had white satin outfits trimmed in white bunny fur. S” CLUB FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: John Magnus, Walt Salmonsen, Ken Long, Brian Walter. Harry Odden, Doug Sal- monsen, Larry Schulz.’Jay Shafer and Fay Long. BACK ROW, L. TO R.: Gary Berryman, Anson Reynolds, Phil Stine, Clark Hansen, Keith Burnett. Spike Donegan, Lonnie Durham, and Coach Thomas. The officers of the S Club for 1951-52 were: Ken Long -- president, John Magnus -- vice president, Harry Odden -- secre- tary and treasurer. The S Club had its annual picnic up Mill Creek. They sponsored the School Carnival in the fall and are very active in co-operating with the other school organizations. This page is sponsored by LEN WATER'S MUSIC STORE, Butte. GAMERS SHOW STORE, Butte. TREASURE STATE SPORTING GOODS, Butte. FINBERG'S FURNITURE STORE, Butte. 29 FOOTBALL TEAM L. TO R., FIRST ROW: Art Bieler, Manager, Larry Schulz, Ken Long, Jay Shafer, Doug Salmonsen, Fay Long, John Magnus, Brian Walter, Walt Salmonsen, Phil Stine. SECOND ROW: Coach Thomas, Gary Berryman, Anson Reynolds, Phil Smith, Harry Odden, Clark Hansen, Neal Barth, John Simonsen. Lonnie Durham, Gary Stine, Manager. The 1951 football season was very successful. The team had a slow start but picked up speed as the season progressed. At the beginning of the season SHS beat Three Forks, but lost to White- hall. They again entered the winning streak by defeating Ennis and Willow Creek. Sheridan was defeated by Twin Bridges in a play-off and Boulder received their first defeat of the season from Sheridan. The team was coached by Alve J. Thomas. This page is sponsored by BLUE ANCHOROF TWIN BRIDGES. WARNER FOOD STORE, Dillon, DAVIS MOTOR CO.. Dillon, Friendly FRIENDLY FINLEN HOTEL, Butte. 30 BASKETBALL FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Gary Stine, (Manager), Brian Walter, Keith Burnett, John Magnus, Harry Odden, Jay Shafer, Larry Schulz, Fay Long, Gary Berryman, and Coach Thomas. BACK ROW, L. TO R.: Art Bieler, Spike Donegan, Walt Salmonsen, Phil Stine, Doug Salmonsen, Ken Funk, Anson Reynolds and Neal Barth. The Sheridan Panthers went into the season with an almost en- tirely new team. They started the season very well and went into the tournament with 13 wins and 10 losses. They entered the tourn- ament in Butte and returned with 4th place trophy. This page is sponsored by: MONTANA AUTO SALES. Dillon; EDDY'S MOTEL. Butte; MINT BAR, Twin Bridges; VIRGINIA CITY ELKS CLUB. 31 CAPTAINS 1951-52 BASKETBALL SEASON DATE OPPONENT PLACE WE THEY Dec. 7, 1951 Va. City Here 64 33 Dec. 8, 1951 Dillon Here 53 71 Dec. 14, 1951 Dubois Here 52 34 Dec. 15, 1951 Lima There 66 49 Dec. 27, 1951 Whitehall There 36 39 Dec. 28, 1951 Boulder Whitehall 36 39 Dec. 29, 1951 Ennis Whitehall 48 36 Jan. 5, 1952 Twin Bridges There 35 72 Jan. 11 , 1952 Va. City There 49 35 Jan. 12, 1952 Lima Here 56 55 Jan. 18, 1952 Whitehall There 30 43 Jan. 19, 1952 Ennis Here 48 40 Jan. 25, 1952 Boulder There 45 48 Jan. 26, 1952 Twin Bridges Here 42 58 Feb. 3, 1952 Butte C. B Here 62 24 Feb. 13, 1952 Dillon There 34 59 Feb. 14,1952 Harrison Here 87 31 Feb. 22, 1952 Boulder Here 52 45 Feb. 23,1952 Butte C. B There 49 17 TOURNAMENT Feb. 28, 1952 Ennis Butte 43 38 Feb. 29, 1952 Twin Bridges Butte 40 66 Mar. 1, 1952 Lima Butte 49 33 Mar. 1, 1952 Whitehall Butte 41 64 This page is sponsored by: ELIELS of Dillon, STATE BOND TRUST COMPANY of Dillon. 32 TRACK TEAM This page was sponsored by: the Ruby Valley Garage, Alder; Electric and Music Mart, Butte; Hazel’s Style and Beauty Shop, Dillon; and the O. K, Grocery, Twin Bridges. 33 Sheridan's track season opened this year with only two returning lettermen from last year's district winning team, Ken Long and Harry Odden. The team participated in the district meet at Ennis and the State Meet at Missoula. Ken Long took first in the low hurdles and the 220 yard dash at Ennis to be our outstanding per- former. He is the only member of the team who is graduating, but will be very hard to replace. Left to Right: Ken Long, Walt Salmonsen, John Magnus, Clark Hansen, Harry Odden, Doug Salmonsen, Phil Stine, Jay Shafer, Gary Berrymen, and Coach Alve Thomas. Get that Man!!! Here we go!! Jump, Jay. Whose ball? SPORT SNAPS Big Four Aren't they Cute? Red and White Laundry Marshall Wells Store Me Cracken Bros. Men's Store Acoma Hotel Dillon, Montana Twin Bridges, Montana Dillon, Montana Butte, Montana 34 Where are your bath ing suits? Mermaids? Looking for something Afraid of getting wet Waiting for the turtles? What is the matter Nina? Chaperones Going to buy one Boys? Bad Habits! eat cook??? This page sponsored by; Woodward’s Department Store and Interstate Lumber Company, both of Twin Bridges, Montana. Time out. Been Hunting? Dreaming. Head Dishwasher. 36 L. to R. Front Row; Shirley Galiger, James Held, Gary Skinner, Mary Robinson, Kelly Baril, Judy Simonsen, Kathy Green, Peter Janelli, Robert Sayles, Wilfred English, Dale Talbott, Charles Dreiling. Second Row: Byron Sagunsky, Joan Duncan, Teresa Burton, Frederick Ma- gee, Daniel Marsh, James Birdsill, Daniel Moore, Robert Wright, David Lueck. Back Row: Vern Doombos, Judith Anderson, Sandra Barney, Casey Baril, Mrs. Helen Tolson, Barbara Dreiling, Larrie Ray Elser, Judy Ann Buck, Marlene Larson. F S I E R C S 0 T N A D N G D R A D E S L. to R. First Row. Joe Glick, Russell Sorensen, Jamie Reynolds, Buddy Baril, Rita Janelli, Gloria Flagler, Betty Jo Weber, Carole Burlingame. Second Row; Garry Talbott, Jerry Pack, Elioda Albrecht, Ann Fenton, Raymond Shafer, Nancy Newlove, Carolyn Crampton. Third Row; Ronnie Morse, Randy Tuckerman, Billy Marsh, Steve Mortensen, Miss Charlotte Romee, Albert Whittaker, Judy Mortensen, Ethel Talbott. This page is sponsored by: Madisonian, Virginia City; J.C. Penny's, Butte; J.W. Walter's Garage, Dillon; Brewer-Mockel Co., International Harvester Dealer, Dillon. 38 FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES L. to R. Front Row: Paul Sagunsky, Brent Berryman, Richard Norton, Brian Berryman, Bobby McDonald, Dorothy Simonsen, Phyllis Baril, Dorene Burlingame, Edward Brandon, Kenneth Simonsen. Second Row; Donna Moore, Mary Kaatz, Stanley Shafer, Tommy Norton, Dawson Williams, Joanne Braach, Sharon Herzog, Lynn Ellinghouse, Dennis Glick, Third Row: Edwin Guinnane, Jacquelin Herzog, John Galiger, Jerry Braach, Harvey Sal- monsen, Miss Louise Steiner, Terry Fairfull, Toby Sorenson, A1 Hawkins, Dean Larson, Walton Peterson. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES L. to R. Front Row: Barbara Baril, Dick Talbott, Ellen Talbott, Kenneth Lueck, Larry Hickethier, Walter Braach, Sharon Baril, Beryl Berryman, Linda Reynolds, and Dolores Lueck. Second Row: Mickey McRae, Doris Glick, Peggy Brunner, Jimmy Salmonsen, Gary Garrett; Jack Burlingame, Ralph Flager, RobertGilman, Marilyn Doombos and Jack- lynn Cowan. Back Row; Bill Talbott, Allen Hickethier, Lawrence Sayles, Eugene String- ham, George Ellinghouse, Orville Bock, Janice English, Dixie Albrecht, Mr. Murray, Mil- dred Burton and Teresa Funk. This page is sponsored by William’s Feed and Machinery, Dillon; Toggery, Butte; Swartz’s Men Store, Butte; Shiner's Furniture Store, Butte. 39 GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM L. to R. Front Row: Gary Garret, (Manager) and Mr. Murray, (Coach). Second Row: Terry Fairful, Dennis Glick, Stanley Shafer, Toby Sorenson, Orville Bock, George Ellinghouse, Eugene Stringham, Jack Burlingame, Allen Hickethier, Edwin Guinanne, Larry Hickethier! THE JUNIOR HIGH TUMBLERS AND MAJORETTES L. to R. Front Row; Sharon Baril, Beryl Berryman, Dolores Lueck, Marilyn Doornbos, and Ellen Talbott. Second Row: Jackilyn Herzog, Mary Kaatz, Sharon Herzog, Peggy Brunner, Stanley Shafer, Bill Talbott, Denny Glick, Jackilyn Cowan, Dorene Burlingame, and Linda Reynolds. This page is sponsored by Gambles, Ruby Valley Cleaners, Latus Jewelry and Pick and Pan Drug. 40 HEAD FIRST Presented by the Speech Class of 1952 Directed by Mrs. Doris Kitt Good, Pork??? Our Citizen! Get him. Pee Wee? ; TSf Joke? Leaving?? Prom Sandy Working??? This page is sponsored by: Twin Bridges Barber Shop; Twin Bridges Meat Market; Ruby Valley Hardware, Twin Bridges,Sorum's Garage, Twin Bridges.