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

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JUNIOR PLAY Front row, left to right: Mrs. W. R. Evans, Director; F. Habets, R. Russell, W. Campbell. B. Myhre, H. Stoltz. D. Wentworth. Second row: D. Embody. T. Biiden. H. Pauli, J. Kingston. D. Yeager. B. Slezak. B. Wenzel. D. Stokes. P. Cronk. Not pictured: T. Boumans. The Junior play. We Shook the Family Tree, was pesented on Tuesday, May 11, under the direction of Mrs. W. R. Evans. A three-act comedy, it centers around Hildegarde Dolson and her adolescent friends. The cast included: Wayne Campbell Freddy Sherman Don Wentworth Jimmy Dolson Bob Wenzel Bob Dolson Bob Slezak Mr. Dolson Dan Stokes Mr. Sherman Theresa Boumans Mrs. Sherman Doris Yeager Mrs. Dolson Ruth Russell Hildegarde Dolson Betty Myhre ..................................... Sally Dolson Janet Kingston Ellie Mae Pat Cronk Jill The stage crew consisted of Tom Briden and Helen Pauli, props; and Helen Stoltz and Darleen Embody, makeup. SENIOR PLAY Front row, left to right: F. Habets. Mrs. J. A. Tidyman, Director; B. Myhre, H. Pauli, B. Kibbee, H. Stoltz, D. Embody, T. Boumans, H. Orr, J. Kingston, R. Russell. Second row: D. Yeager. B. New-gard, K. Nelson, P. Cronk, G. Den Boer, B. Slezak, J. Tidyman, C. Kester, T. Briden. B. Wenzel, D. Stokes. Seven Chances, a farce comedy in three acts, was presented by the senior class on March 25, 1949. The cast included: Bob Wenzel Earl Goddard Kim Nelson Joe Spence Bob Slezak Ralph Denby Dan Stokes Henry Garrison Bob Newgard . George Chuck Kester Billy Meekin Jim Tidyman Jimmie Shannon Helen Orr......................................... Mrs. Garrison Janet Kingston Anne Windsor Betty Myhre---------------------------------------- Irene Trevor Patsy Cronk.............................. Georgianna Garrison Darleen Embody Lilly Trevor Helen Stoltz Peggy Wood Theresa Boumans Florence Jones Betty Kibbee Betty Willoughby Ruth Russell---—.............................. -Mirian West Tom Briden, as stage manager, did a commendable job with scenery and lighting. He was assisted by Helen Pauli. Nancy Pulver acted as prop manager and Alice Wolstad prompted. Doris Yeager and Dessa Hale were makeup assistants, and programs were made by Florence Habets. The flowers which decorated the set were made by the senior girls under the direction of Theresa Boumans. ( 18)

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PANTHER STAFF Front row, left to right: T. Boumans, H. Stoltz, D. Yeager, C. Kester, R. Culle-ton, B. Kibbee, H. Orr, B. Myhre. Second row: R. Salois, W. Bilbro, J. Kovatch, B. Henneman, C. Wright, J. Aiken. Back row: Mrs. J. A. Tidyman, Sponsor; D. Hale, L. Hancock, A. Wolstad, J. Kingston, Mrs. G. Ede, Typing Sponsor. Under the editorship of Charles Kester, the Panther” has been a success this year. For the first time in three years, the paper was mentioned in the M.I.E.A. Editor. This is an extracurricular activity on which everyone in school has worked at some time or another. The purpose of the Panther is to give an accurate account of the acfivities and views of the high school students. The reporters are free to write news as they see it. The paper is published monthly by the staff, and subscription rates are 50 cents a year. Doris Yeager is assistant editor, and Mrs. J. A. Tidyman and Mrs. Grace Ede are adviser and typing sponsor, respectively. Other editors'on the staff are: art, H. Stoltz; sports, C. Kester; humor, H. Orr; typists, B. Kibbee and R. Culleton; mimeograph, R. Salois and W. Bilbro; circulation, T. Boumans; and nearly all the students in school are reporters. LIBRARIANS Front row, left to right: C. Sheble, H. Stoltz, H. Orr, L. Hancock, and J. Kingston. Second row: Mrs. J. A. Tidyman, Sponsor; T. Boumans, A. Wolstad, D. Christiaens, R. Geiger. Third row: J. Holmes, B. Myhre, B. Eppe, D. Henneman. Under the direction of Mrs. J. A. Tidyman, the Library Club was organized during the first week of school. Helen Orr is president, Alice Wolstad, vice-president, and Janet Kingston is secretary-treasurer. The duties of the girls are to keep the shelves straight, check books in and out, catalogue new books, and help repair old ones. ( 17)

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Junior Play ( 19) Senior Play