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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1955 volume:

SEBI -.:.. I -5, g 'I -i MM BV Q92 '31 ' XXX SEM QBXQS SE Q f-sf-N 1- ,V ': 1-N fi .s - 1 tx AT S ik-. S. RS 'x xx. Q 57 - S, 5: 4' S., Re W x R xxx XX. KS X, fx 'ws- -..,-J' -.-4' xfCXx x xg XE QQ is , Ig g Y in . , QI s..N R - :: 1 ' 3,--V ... 1:4 L' L - : i--+ L , . 3' xx' KA F I4-Ji, SQ :Y .N 5. x . Ti , SEXY I S J J , -A is .lg - Wlimxli ll QQ: I ' 2? - Y X :Xisi 1-1 3- .-.-fpxgis 1 :xn xx x Sq X f' .311 V , I Uffgflf-'-ig: if 1 ,-fgflxl-J V' iE?' xg:1 - f xyv-, THE NORTHERN LIGHTS Put Out by the Senior Class. STAFF Mrs. J. A. Tidyman - - - - - Advisor Carol Otthouse - - Lucille Bonnet - - Vern Kuka - - Shirley Hale - - Bob Krattiger - - Ray Keeler - - Shirley Johnson - - Barbara Henneman - - - - - Editor - - - Assistant Editor T ail piece Frontispiece Memorial Prophecy F HA - - - - - Art Editor Business Manager - - -Work Pages Basketball - Spring Awards Junior High - - Faculty Party Time Prophecy -------Seniors Superintendent and Secretary Del Christiaens - - Terry Holm - - - Pauline Trafelet - Allan Ames - - - Betty Habets - - Barbara Shephard - I ack Arnst ---- Ed Keeler - - - Jan Culleton - - - - - - - Juniors - Sophomores Snapshots - - - Freshmen Panther Paws - - - Football - - Pep Club Panther - Tumbling Play - - Music - - - - FFA - - Queen Page Silhouettes Sandy Wall ---- - - Panther Paws Don Hammer and Commencement Bill Barenson -------- H0r10l' R011 Don Hammer - - - - - - Library Rosalie Bowman - - - - - Lunchroom Charles Trafelet and National Tom Chadwick ----- Honor Society The staff also wishes to thank Mr. A. H. Habets and Mr. Clark McConnaha for their help with silhouettes. Uafer Cscfoof Uafeq 012 fana off ern fs 1955 I2 J em 0170122 In loving and respectful memory of Robert Geiger, who was killed instantly when his plane crashed while spraying crops, July 9, 1953. Bob generously devoted much of his time instruct- ing the members of the Junior Rifle Club in the cor- rect usage of a gun. His skillful and patient help and pleasant person- ality are greatly missed by the students. S 'NX MONROE and Superrntenden Secretary DORA ness Problems at V H S Drscuss BUS1 'if- t GEM COX ve of Mr. Cox became head execuu the Valier school system in the fall, 1954, and under his pleasant guid- ance the students have passed through d rofitable year ZITIOS t successful an p :-5, - ,t-Q Lf -- sffrwzg , J , Mu, ,, -EM -iiuru' 5 -I 'IW COACH JOE LINDGREN Biology, History. MRS, J, A, TIDYMAN English, Lat'n. we y ,fe M aus A , DON FREEBURY Mechanical Drawing, Vocational Agriculture. . EUGENE SORENSON Band, Chorus, American Government. SUPERINTENDENT GEM COX Family Relations, Psychology. MRS, KARLSGODT Study Hall. ROUND I-HM THE WHEEL TURNS, GLENN HOUGHTON Commercial. MRS. CARLSON Home Economics General Science. DEAN LINDAHL Math, Science, Driver Training 558 BARBARA SHEPHARD 43 Camera Club 3: Play 3: Chorus 2, 3: Twirling 1-4: Tumbling 1-4: Pep Club 1 4: FHA 1-4. BILL BARENDSEN Camera Club 3: Panther 45 Track 4g Stage Manager 3. PAULINE TRAFELET FHA 1, 3, 4: Pep Club 1-4: Band 1-4: Chorus 3, 4: Panther 1-4. Panther Editor 45 Panther 1- - FHA 1-4, Officer 3, 4: North- JANICE CULLETON Heisey Award 33 Panther 2- 4: Camera Club 3: Plays 3: Chorus 2-4: Pep Club 2-4: -2 ern Lightsg Silhouettes 4. 'T' N--.. ROBERT KRATTIGER Basketball 2-43 Football 2, 3: FFA 1-4: Chorus 1, 4: Free Throw Award3 JERE WALLEY Class Officer, Vice President 4: FFA 1, 2: Boys' State 3: Track 35 Football 4: Basketball 1-4: Camera Club 3: Panther 1-4: Student Council 1. DELBERT CHRISTIAENS Basketball 1 4 Football 1-4: Football Captain 4 Play 3 Class Officer 3: FFA 1-3: Chorus 1, BARBARA HENNEMAN Cheerleader 1, 4: Class President 4: Tumbling 1, 3: Pep Club 1-4: Girls' State 3: Band 1-4, President 3: Chorus 1-4: FHA 1, 3, 4: Plays 1, 3: Triple Trio 3, 4: Panther 1-4: Honor Society 2-4, President 3: Carnival Queen Candi- date 1. IRA GRAHAM Panther 1-4: Pep Club 2, 3: Pep Club Officer 3: Chorus l, 4: FFA 1: Class Of- ficer 1: Play 3. SHIRLEY JOHNSON Cheerleader 2-4: Sweetheart FFA 3: Twirling 1-4, Majorette 4: FHA Of- ficer 1, 3, 4: Pep Club 1-4, Officer 3: Chorus 1-4: Class Officer, Secretary- Treasurer 4: Plays 1, 3: Panther 1-4: Honor Society 4: Carnival Queen Candidate 3: Tumbling 1-3. Basketball 1 4 Football 2, 4: Plays 2, 3: Class President 1 Boys' State 3: Band 1-3: DOREEN GOSS ARD Tumbling 1-4: 2: Band 1-4: President 4: Chorus 1-4- Triple Trio 3, 4: Panther 1-4. JACK ARNST Basketball 3, 4: Foot- ball 2-4: FFA 1-3: Play 3: Student Coun- cil President 4: Band 1-3: Chorus 1-4: Panther 1-4. LUCILLE BONNET FHA 1-4, President 4: Pep Club 2-4: Tumbling 1: Twirling 4: Band 1-3, Officer 3: Chorus 1-4: Class President: 3: Plays 3: Triple ciety Officer 3, 4: Column Editor 3: Carnival Queen Candi- date 4. EDWARD KEELER Basketball 3, 4: Band 1, 3: FFA 1-4: Play 3: Chorus 1-4: Pep Club 3: Panther 1-4. Pep crub 1-4: FHA 1, Trio 3, 4: Honor So- Panther 1-4: Panther VERNON KUKA Basketball 3, 4: Football 3, 4: FFA 3: Chorus 4: Student Council 1, 3: Track 3: Vice Presi- dent Montana State High School Rodeo As- sociation: Placed 2nd Bareback Riding 3, Breakaway Roping 2. 955 955 1' +4611 4 TERRY HOLM Band 3, 4: Camera Club 3: FFA 1: Panther 3, 4: Basketball 1-4: Play Stage Manager 3. BETTY HABETS Carnival Queen 2: Pep Club 1-43 FHA 2-4: Tumbling 1-4: Chorus 3: Play 35 Camera Club 3, 4: Panther 3, 4: Circu- lation Editor 4. THOMAS CHADWICK FFA 1. 3. SHIRLEY HALE Chorus 2, 3: Tumbling 1-4: Pep Club 1- 4, Secretary 43 FHA 2, 33 FHA Officer 3: Plays 3: Camera Club 3. DICK DEBOO Football 1-4: FFA 1-4: Panther 1, 23 Chorus 1, 2. CAROL OTTHOUSE Cheerleader 1, 3, 4: Chorus 1-4: Band 1-3: Tumbling 1: Pep Club 1-4, President 3: FHA 1: Class Officer 1, 3: Plays 1, 3: Triple Trio 4: Student Council 2: Honor Society 2-4: Panther 1-4, Editor 32 Northern Lights Editor 4: Heisey Award 3: Pow- Wow 2. DONALD HAMMER , Honor Society 3: w. Class Officer 3: Panther 3. ROSALIE NORCUTT FHA 1-4: Pep Club 2-4: Chorus 2-4, RAY KEELER CHARLES TRAFELET FFA 1-4. FFA 1-4, Officer 2-4: Band 1-3: Chorus 1-4: Camera Club 3. 'fzrif' 0355 GREG BOWMAN MARGIE SKOGEN DICK BROWN KATHLEEN PAULI DAVID FITZPATRICK SHARLIN BRUNER ROBERT SHEPARD MA UREEN CHRISTIAENS GORDON PARKER BONNIE BRO WN 111210113 '-:af RUSSELL AIKEN GLOYE PAUL JUDY HAMMER President Vice President Secretary- Treasurer 'i JACK GINTER BEVERLY ORR KARL INGEBRIGSTON JOHN HOLDEN RITA MOZER KEN NORSBY MARY MCVAY PAT LIGHTNER PAT KIBBEE LILLIAN JOHNSON ELLEN HABETS ROSETTA IACOBSON HERB KUKA LARRY KRATTIGER F CSOp50122 OFQS ,,. Wayne Nona louella Denis Barbara Arnat Beaudry Bilbro Bonner Bowman CV Lucille Betty Dorothy I ack Janice Glenn Brophy Brown Bruner Christiaens Christiaens Collins 4- 34 Ixif . X Gloria Ivan Arleen Arlene Gordon Butch Devinney Doig Habets Jacobson Lerum Lauffer S andra Vern Bob Gordon Lynn Patti Lightner Monroe Norsby Oland Palin Palin Roger Bill Armalee Fay Dewey Antoinette Phillips Rappold Sheble Stokes Swank Widhalm Of' Jack Urmss Mr. Fred leer Roger Pauli President President 'Oli Q... Q-'V 'L ff' ' S.. Y Y--, fn Y: 'W First row: K. Brown, G. Bennett, L Collins, E. Bowman, K. VandenBos, B. Meeks, C. VandenBos. Second row: J. Christiaens, G, Freemen, D. Hartwell, W. Sand, R. Holm, R. Stoltz, L. Ingebrightson. Third row: L. Stoltz, A. Krattiger, J, Stokes, M. Norsby, J. Hammer, S, Johnson, M. Stephen. Fourth row: K. Speer, R Moon, P. Yeager, D. Swanson, B. Young, F. Wenzel, I. Snortland. Fifth row: C. Harris, J. VandenBos, W. Harris, J. Ihnen, L. Wentworth, B. Ginter. Junior High Cheerleaders: HELEN HABETS, JEAN SNORTLAND, IULIE CHRISTIAENS. Mr. Jensen Eighth Grade Silhouettes of the Junior High Play, Mumbo Jumbo fb snr 'Q Alice Monroe Joe Christiaens Patsy Brophy James Brown Anita Scheel Mary Habets Dean Gillette Bonnie Bell Eugene Habets 'Theresa Widhalm Bonnie VandenBos Jamie Cox Marie King Lloyd Barron Carol Miller -Q1 cgeuenff graof 1 'fi President Robert Bro Gloria Moon Jerry Slezak Denise Powers Kenneth Wheeler Clarice Swanson Connie Munyon Joe Widhalrn Peggy VanDeKop Bob Gillette Helen Habets Rita widhalm Larry Christiaens Donna Wenzel Eddie Monroe Charlotte Widhalm Mr. Vem Peters n E E S s 9 1 1 HMA! goofgaf First row- I Arnst, B. Tldyman, A. Ames, B, Norsby Manager, B. Lauffer V Monroe I Chrlsuaens, Second row J Kibbee H. Kuka, D DeBoo J Ginter V Kuka G Bowman, Coach Joe Lindgren Tlurd row D Chrisuaens, G Parker G Collms, D Swank, D Brown. yjanzfers Gap Zzsfrzcf inf With a grand total of 17 straight wins over the past two years the Valier Panthers lost their last game to Big Sandy for the Inter District title An mjury nddled Valrer team put up a good struggle but Blg Sandy was Just too blg and fast for the weakened Panthers The season as a whole was good wlth the Panthers taking all comers successfully Coach Lindgren rs agam looking forward to another wmning team next year a 11516 6501115 First row: Rose Norcutt, Mary Keeler, Nora Osterman, Marcia Isaacson, Doreen Gossard, Janice Christ- iaens, Nona Lauffer, Yvonne DeSmet, Patti Palin. Second row: Ross Norsby, Phil Miller, Bernard Christiaens, Ed Keeler, Delbert Christiaens, Ray Keeler, Dewey Swank, Jack Arnst, Billy Rappold. Third row: Billy Tidyman, Carol Schneider, Bonnie Brown, Shirley Johnson, Paddy Kibbee, Paddy Kuka, Sandra Lightner, Judy Hammer, Patsy Lightner, Butch Lauffer. Fourth row: Janice Culleton, Kathleen Pauli, Lucille Bonnet, Lillian Johnson, Beverly On, Pauline Trafelet, Gloria DeVinney. Fifth row: Carol Otthouse, Lynn Palin, Nona Beaudry, Mr. Sorenson. Sixth row: Barbara Henneman, Annalee Sheble. UGQXOHQS Palin is at the piano. Left to right: Gloria DeVinney, Doreen Gossard, Barbara Henneman, Carol Otthouse Lucille Bonnet, Nona Beaudry, Kathleen Pauli, Patsy Lightner, Patti Palin. Lynn if 4 Q mn Q-s . +s 5 as , W A Q 1 5 'sf' A 9 :iff 55 XV 'J 'iw b , if y' ,ii ' 7 . RW? W ,Xxx ' M s Q5 Q!i ' .. M3 Q Q, ,L ' ,f f 2 'J 5 f ' Q ' V, QW! f 'T x -ff A up wg? za: 3 A A . ,RA ig A 4 Q kr ' ' 4 M ivigf ' 1 2 as 7 'I 'P 'lf I s A if 'W , W' E. Keeler, President D. DeBoo, Vice President R. Keeler, Secretary K. Norsby, Treasure Sitting, left to right: E. Keeler, S. Johnson, B. Lauffer, D. DeBoo, R. Keeler, K. Norsby, V, Monroe, R. Norsby, Mr. Freebury. Second row: J. Christiaens, R. Lindseth, B. Jannusch, D. Peterson, R. Norsby, P. Miller, T. Widhalm, D. Sporleder. Third row: W. Agee, B. Christiaens, M. Fitzpatrick, J, Haynes, L Doig, F. Stokes, G. Parker. Top row: R. Phillips, T. Meeks, M. Trafelet, C. Tra- felel. I. Sheble, C. Johnson. B. Lauffer, Reporter V. Monroe, Roving Officer R. Norsby, Sentinel .5 I fifqecfs Yearling Hereford: at Bemard Christiaens Ray Keeler and Hereford Heifers Don Sporleder s Hampshire Swine Ed Keeler and His Project. F F' F' F' - PMN FBT Sing Outll v1he X X Juniors Gather fg Pine Boughs. Hurry! I Shirley. Old St. Nick. Oh, Ohl Car Trouble 'WCW' -wwf , ,,-M, --,.....f.......4g........... . ,.,,.......,,....... .N Cast Presents Mr. Belisle with Gift. The Class of '55 presented Great Scotts' by Ruth and Nathan Hale under the direction of Glen Belisle. CAST SCOTT FAMILY reaf 7 7 Marian ------ Shirley Johnson CS C O Natalie ---- Barbara Henneman Julia ---- - - Janice Culleton Geraldine - - - - Betty Habets Grandma - - - - Carol Otthouse Albert - - - - - Ira Graham Edward - - - - Del Christiaens Edna - - - - - Barbara Shephard Claire - - - - Lucille Bonnet Darrell - - - - - Edward Keeler Phil - - - ---- Jack Arnst Abner - - ------ Allan Ames Staff Makeup ------ Mrs. 0. Lohse Stage Manager ---- Terry Holm 4 Grandma Scott faints. Barbara Henneman as the outdoor girl. rl --M' 2 I 4 , 'ew , ' ' at ' 'f , 5 ,. 41 ffm' ll 4 f E ' . 'Q ff ,YL aw rx dr' E gp . M., 25 346. K 5 Mlm '. 4? ' if :fir N ,, Z f x ' li N-,K . , 'V ' L . . ' EK0,f'f ' W W 1 Queen, SHARLIN REIGNS 4. .Z 55. S..-I' First row: Y. DeSmet, N. Lauffer, B. Bowman, A. Jacobson, L Bonnet, R Norcutt, B. Habets, S. Habets, R. Mozer. Second row: J. Christiaens, N. Osterman, B. Brown, D. kuner, P. Kibbee, S. Snortland, M. Isaacson, A. Habets. Third row: M. Keeler, L. Brophy, M. Skogen, B. Henneman, I. Culleton, L Johnson, B. Orr, J. Slezak. Fourth row: I. Hammer, E. Habeta, S. Johnson, M. Christiaens, K. Pauli, S. Light- ner, G. DeVinney. Fifth row: M. Wheeler, A. Sheble, R. Jacobson, S. Bruner, B. Shephard, B. Brown, P. Kuka, P. Lightner. Sixth row: P. Palin, N. Beaudry, Mrs. Carlson, L. Palin, P. Trafelet. an g xr Ghul ? Our Sweetheart. The Wedding Party. On to the Smelterl The Blushing Bride. ww Tanffer njjaws Left to rlght Sandra Snortland, Lucille Brophy Janice Christiaena, Bonnie Brown, Arleen Habets, Nora Joy Oster man, Mary Ann Keeler Ivan Dolg Wayne Arnst Director The Panther Paws hosts for all the pubhc school functions, welcome all visiting teams, keep the crowd off the floor and sweep litter between halves make and hand out programs help people find seats and maintain order Q55 H0093 H00 QQ , fm mms A Moon AT' AWN , al, C g lBD'f'55QA'Ai Annual Editor, CAROL OTTHOUSE Boys' State Editors of the Panther Co-Editor, LUCILLE BONNET IERE WALIZY and ALLAN AMES RITA MOZER - BARBARA SHEPHARD Student Council Plans Carnival President, Jack Arnxt: Dewey Swank, Phil Miller, Jack Ginter, Superintendent Cox. SANDRA WALL Pep Club 1-4 FHA 1 She went to Kremlin High for the first semester and re- turned to Valier to graduate with her class. Girls' State BARBARA HENNEMAN Free Throw Award BOB KRATTIGER www, V 5 ,QM-AMW f1m,m,.,, ix. -5 - ' W K, 5 1, ' f X ' vm Q ' 1 if M sqffiilla? 3 f g ff ' M is - , il x 1. gr K A W W9 'HP . -- xgy, I, 4- f , A W N m , , va rw f. ' , L2 ' ,LX , Y Q M , L H A A '-we wggmif 1 M if -Q W' V 3? Q S' R E N' xj ' 3 i .- ' f Q . , -,R .M zvf. - ' 2 -5, A 5 x QF? Q 4 ag 1 L uf , Q an Yf x 5 ' 55 Ar! 50 0 g 'ff 5 , O 2 L A Q J , 5 55 - E o if , E Q V , 'fir s' 4-sf in ' 31 vim , W AK, After twelve years of studies, sports, and many joyous occasions, the C1ass of '55 reached the Arch of Triumph. fl' K' I' 3 ,U ny wa MYRNA BRIDEN M. I. E. A. Silver Key Journalism Award Editor of 'Northern Lights P i DEAN SWANK MEARLIIN THOMAS Heisey .r fre A Heisey ff A 1 V, , X 4 ,L 'Q we ., CAROL OTTHOUSE - SUZAN SLEZ.AK Heiseys A11-State Panther Editors Helsey Awards are given for improvement in citizenship and scholarship. JANICE CULLETON SANDY HOLM Heisey Heisey Barbara Henneman Carol Otthouse Lillian Johnson Lucille Bonnet Rita Mozer Shirley Johnson Antoinette Widhalm Dennis Bonnet Don Hammer Janice Culleton Gloria DeVinney Ivan Doig Judy Hammer Gloye Paul Kathline Pauli 's ,s. K , Y' 4 Ks., I '16- 'fir' Phil Miller Lynn Palln Janet Slezak Clarence Johnson Yvonne DeSmet Anthony Widhalm Rosetta Jacobson Margaret Skogen Sharlin Bruner Paddy Kibbee Russell Norsby Jere Walley Jack Amst Nona Beaudry rl'- Q.--2 Sandra Snortland Nona Lauffer Donald Sporleder Bernard Christiaens Rona The number following the name represents the total number of times each student has been on the Honor Roll up to the end of the first semester 1954-55 according to available records. First row: B. Henneman, G. Cox, C. Ottho Second row: L Doig, D. Bonett. Third row: USC. J. Hammer, S. Johnson. Fourth row: L Joh son, L. Bonnet, A. Wildhalrn, K Mozer. QSfc109122y NATIONAL HQNOQ SOCIETY SX 'Z N? N ZS W5 lj 5-dw. R C . 5. HERE COMES THE THUNDERING HERD Left to right: T. Holm, R. Keeler, N. Beaudry, J. Christiaens, N. Osterman, J. Arnst, S. Bruner, J. Sheble, T. Meeks, S. Snortland. U12 C' P00122 The lunchroom serves approximately 225 meals a day--almost 5, 000 monthly. Keeping Everything Spic and Span. ROSETTA IACOBSON CARRO L SCHNEIDER ANTOINETTE WIDHALM Editor - - Co-Editor Art Editor Sports - - Column - Headlines Circulation ------- ------- Li z Habets - - - - - - - - - - - - Barbara Shephard ---- --------- Luci11eBonnet LAST DAY RUSH Back row Mrs Txdyman Mr Houghton R. Aiken, J Arnst, S Johnson, P Lightner R. Mozer L Habets D Brown R. Shephard Seated B Barendson, L Bonnet, M Skogen B Shephard 759 79012 ffef' - - - Rita Mozer - Margie Skogen Jack Arnst S. Johnson, P. Lightner 1 ..t,r - L fs? X 'W- ii if '3--nv 4--rf 1-, S uv I LQ 'N f Q 9 ,I 1 1 A -, sqnsulf' X . if ,Hn 1 v ' ' n , 25,1 ff- -1. Es- A x ' - if 'F' sv O Q hm -A - A gl YQ 5 XC :ii 1 Ju- Q, 'Hmm 2? 'K 5 .,. SEK' -,,,quiQ 5 2 S in .S 3 ry? if 1'-nv iv! TQ' M35 W 1 6 xi , ' S' ik Rig I 652,95 lxsvmsifaa. 5 X, 51,5548 A 1' x ta, Vis Q Af 8 'X s ff fx 63 mil S i Si N.. 5' Trop QC? Here I am, sitttng in a resort on the moon but wait th1s :sn t what I want to tell you aboutl lt was on the one and only rocket tourlst shlp to the moon that I ar rived on that was so exctting Can you imagme who the pilot was? Well it was my old classmate lack Arnstl Of course when I heard he was prloting I went up to talk to htm and whom should I see but Don Hammer hrs co prlotl Jack sard that he had rnvented the secret of hrs plane while mrxing chemicals in Mr Lrndahl s chem class I went back to my seat and was sitting there thmkmg about the Clam of 55 when the stewardess started talk mg to me It took only a moment before I recogmzed Shirle I 5 Hale She confrded that she had taken thrs Job rn 5,614 , hopes of catchmg the man in the moon. When I ' O t X. aked her rf she knew the whereabouts of any of our class Q20 mates she told me that two of them were on the shxp with us I looked around and sure enough there were Doreen Arken and Rosa l1e Bowman who were taktng then annual vacatron away from then four teen chrldren I also asked about Ray Keeler he switched on the short wave radio and what drd I hear but Ray s old famlliar voice as he crooned a western hit ttme I picked up a section of the Val ier Datly whlch was an arttcle which stated that Mr and Mrs Bob Pal n the former Carol Otthouse had celebrated their 15th weddmg ann1 versary last week. All of their 13 chrldren had been present Readmg further I saw that Vem Kuka was still at the art mstitute rn Hong Kong where he is trying to teach the Chtnese professors how to draw Mlckey Mouse I hear his old pal Ira Graham is soon to be released from Alcatraz where he spent mne years after he was caught poachmg deer The next column announced that Jan Culleton had bought the west wing of the Waldorf Astorla hoplng she would then have room for all of her vis1t1ng frlends and relatives I don t know how I mrssed II but there in glartng headlmes was BARENSON SWIMS ATLANTIC Shrrley sard that B111 hopes to conquer the Pacific soon Although I dislike obrtuary columns I scanned ll anyway and there much to my sorrow was a classmate s name Del Christlaens after being chased for frfteen years by all the gtrls had decrded there was no way out and had commrt ted sutcrde Bob Krattlger served as tmdertaker when I, upon closmg the paper spred the ad Boo s Day Nursery ll seemed mcredlble but Shrrley sa1d rt was really Dlck DeBoo who was also a coach but belreved rn havmg fust prck of his football squads Meal ttme approached and I was served frog hearts a specialty of Paulme Trafelet. It IS sa1d her interest m frogs was sumulated rn Mr Lindgren s biology class . . 7 ' . - . 6 l . rs ' - o ' - , in n . - A . ' , D ' : 4 . . V X , N Q W ' 1 U I I had brought with me, and there in W.. the society column Q15 S4- X.. I aked about Shrrley Johnson, Barbara Henneman and Cork Ames learnmg that Shlrley was last seen rn New York modelrng for the famed destgner Charles Trafelet, whom rt is rumored 15 planning to elope wlth Barbara Shephard Barb Swank is glVUlg lnstructlons 1n the hula dance whrch she leamed whrle tn Hawau on her honeymoon After 15 years, lus hairline havtng completely receded Cork is stnvmg drhgently to perfect a tonrc whrch is guaranteed to grow hau on a brlliard ball Shirley sa1d many people had been try mg to get reser vatxons on Jack s Special among them were Sandy Wall who was plannrng on spendtng her honey 'Q' 'Tn'oon wrth Bob on the moon and Tom Chadwlck, who although st1ll 11v1ng in Dupuyer had made hrs second mrllxon sellmg ready made sprtwads to the girls of VHS who needed them for self defense Jere Walley had won the World Champronshlp Wes t Lrftmg contest and was now gorng up to see rf he was stronger than the Moon People Stlll several pals hadn t been mentioned so I wanted to know 1f anyone had heard of Terry Holm, Liz Habets, Ed Keeler or Crlle Bonnet No one had but by tlus trme Ihad arrived at my destinatron, so we were glven no more time for conversation As I stepped from the ship there to my amazement were Lrz and Crlle shouting their wares. I was informed that for years they had been tryrng to sell hamburgers to the moon residents but so far Terry Holm had been thelr most avid customer On the way to my hotel I saw Ed Keeler dash by chasing a moon mardl So ends the complete and unabrrdged report on the here s and there s of the Class of 55 Any Slmllaflly to persons living or dead rs purely coxncrdental. RTP? 1 +V l 3 x.. fi .. ' . . fl ' .gh-.. D . . - . Nl ra G 'NIV' NR IZGPS Hmmm Yummiel Ready to Roll -sir-we-A Cllles Off to School D1d the Cake Fall? Sneaking Out OPCH wide . rv, K ' .fl . 4 F. W ,'g I fxgff' 5 M f- R ',.., ,,.Q. ' 5, 4, 4, ,..-W . 2 1 ,,,.,E ,lpn . f' 'Me- S ' Q ll J 52?-Y + i if as VV v,. is 1 Q 2 ,um .iw my ff' 3' - ,, vi W,-me ,L Av.. ,.,, ,... .. ., 'wa 4 2' M. . Q . U -v 'kai if Q 2 .. if S L ' 1 L Jere Barbara Ferd Shirley Del Doreen Allan Barbara Don Liz Carol QI? Q ZUQFQ Q17 QOZIIZY I ack Shirley ha Rage Ed Ray Jan B111 I Sandy Terry LDATH TO LEAVE p , . . ,. ., , , A.,,i-, ,f'- .- ' -J ---.- , -- M M- 1-4 . . . 1 -- f, ., , ...,f ,,...f ,,, -f-- x J 5 x '5 E N. v X g K , f 5 Q: k Af, .' 7 j X , 1 - .Q .x Nw. -., lx it Q 'Q in... s.. X, .ri X T -Q ix Q- N... I x - ' ,X , I ' gl :Y , ik P, il x xg wb. Y E , 1 ' , ,5 .gi ,:', ' 'Q x - 1 3- X- . xx, M K , -ii ' 'Q x.,'3Q - gl 1 ff 9' -, ir.-ftgy' N4 XN- fi 'K 'xx-s.'1ff.--nw--- X- -' 2' y ', -' , f . , iff? 1 f 4 ,- f? f,v ' QNQTX-4? A.- g - , -:.x'-V-, 5 ici. 'x 5 lv 5 X NX' 3 xx X4 li! U . 'VH , ,-'!,f'f P, v . - -. .Yi-' - J!lf!k5 fpA5l+?-iiQx Q 1 1 xx rxx gxxxxxgmxfywyfffawxrffyvfwpw A J ,