Valier High School - Northern Lights Yearbook (Valier, MT)

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 2l u, In 1942-43 Mrs. M. I. Whorlow directed a Girl s Glee Club and ti c next year with the addition of e group of boys presented the Gay Nineties Revue in which about 30 took part. The next year under the direction of Mrs. Royal Brown the junior hi :h students were admitted. This year Nr. Graham allowed a 40 minutes oeriod every other day out of the regular school day and new music was ordered. A chorus of 70 under the leadership of Kelley Gossard gave an evening concert. For the past four years Corrine Heyen has been an able and willing club accompanyi3t• Top Row: Albert Van De Kop, Bobby Wenzel, Jenny Lou Olson, Louise Graham, Eileen Graham, Helen Stoltz, Darleen Embody, Marie Killer, Dick Geiger, Reita Geiger. Donald Orr, Betty Scheel, Agnes Monroe, Louise Hancock, Betty Brodin, Dorothy Brodin, Charles Kester, Ruth Russell, and Jimmy Powers. Second Row: Daniel Stokes, Buddy Gae Nelson, Beatrice Brophy, I'argorie Christiaens, Dessa Kale, Delores Kenneman, Nancy Pul-ver, Viviene Barron, Janet Kingston, Tom Bricen, Helen Orr, Corrine Heyen, Connie Sheble, Carma Harwood, Helen Pauli, Donneatta Zindie, Joy V.elch, Jim Van den Bos. Third Row: Betty Myhre, Mildred Roberts, Dorothy Brophy, Donald Kilian, Aileen Graham Doris Yeager, Pat3y Cronk, Jim Tidyman, Ada Van den Bos, Marilyn Duncan, Betty Kibbee, Robert Slezak, Wanda Cronk, Florence Habets, Gladys Lamma.

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 The morale of our football and basketball team was kept high by the pep club who cheered loyally even though the score wasn't always In our favor. The club sold pop corn, coke, and hot dogs during the chilly autumn football games. A bus was packed with hopeful girls who attended the Valler vs. Belt game for the district championship in the Great Falls stadium. Purple sweaters, ordered at the beginning of the school year, arrived in time to have gold and purple uniforms during the basketball season. Panther heads were also ordered. A drill team was organized with Mias Helen Kamerzell as advisor ana the girls elected Babe Lamma to be leader. This team performed at several of the home town basketball games. A pop corn stand and dart throwing game were provided by the pep club at the Harvest Festival . The Valier Pep Club was well represented at the tournament which was held at Cut Bank this year. The money we made was used to help pay for transportation to out-of-town games• Club Officers President-----------------Babe Lamma Vice President------------joy Welch Secretary-----------------Betty Myhre Treasurer-----------------Marilyn Duncan E3 Pep Club, Top picture, left side: Back row: Ruth Hatthaea, Jeam Brophy, . Patsy Cronk, Betty Kibbee, Evelyn Kingston, Marilyn Duncan, Dine Oosterwyk, and Doris Yeaver. Second row? Vivienne Barron, Corrine Heyen, Fancy Pulver, Janet Kingston, Helen Pauli, Helen Orr, Marie Miller, and Barbara Allen. Third row? Ruth Russell, Florence Ha-bets, Babe Lamma, Agnes Monroe, 3etty Myhre, Joy Welch, and Betty Scheel. Front, kneeling (Yell leaders): Buddy Gae Kelson, Helen Stoltz, and Donneatta 7 endle • Drill team, top picture, right side: Back row? Ruth Matthae , Jean Brophy, Patsy Cronk, Betty Kibbee, Evelyn Kingston, Marilyn Duncan, Dina Oosterwyk, and Doris Yeager. Second row: Corrine Heyen, Nancy Pul-ver, Janet Kingston, Helen Pauli, Helen Orr, Donneatta 7 endle, Bud :y Gae Kelson, and Joy Welch. Third row? Florence Habets, Helen Stoltz, Agnes Monroe, Ruth Russell, and Marie Miller. Front row: Babe Lamma, leader. Bottom picture(Drill Team in formation)? Left tc right: Ruth Russell, Helen Stoltz, Joy Welch, Donneatta Wendle, Helen Pauli, Nancy Pulver,Ruth ?iatthaes, Jean Brophy, Betty Kibbee, Dina Oosterwyk, Deris Yearer, Marilyn Duncan, Evelyn Kingston, Patsy Crcnk, Corrine Heyen, Janet Kingston, Helen Orr, Beverly Nelson, Marie Miller, A nes Monroe, and Florence Habets. Babe Lamma is in the center.

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First Row: Do Lamb, D. Orr, P. Cronk, D. Geiger, D. Ilonneman, D. Oosterwyk Second Row: E. Matthaes, E. Kingston, J. Kingston, E. Graham K. Nelson, W. Cronk Third Row: B. Hennenan, C. Leet, V .. Campbell, R. Christiaens, D. Christiaens, D. Monroe, Fourth Row: II. Orr, J. Tidyman, T. Tidyman, II. II. Hartley (conductor) Although he didn»t arrive until the second semester, 1942, Mr. Reddick put the V. II. 3. Band in shape to stage one of the most successful concerts in Valier Band history. From the beginning of the following year until the.present. Hr. H. H. Hartley has been its conductor. On April 10, 1946, the Band gave its last concert for the year. During the war, annual music festivals were discontinued, but with peace they were renewod and the V. H. S. Band participated in the Conrad meet. This year, for the first time, since it v a3 formed, the members of the 3and received letters for their loyalty and work.