Victor High School - Pirate Yearbook (Victor, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1948 volume:

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Hite, Superintendent English II A IIIg Social Science American History Basketball k Track coach Mr. Toivo Ylinen MT- 501111 ul-155011 world History Agriculture General Science A91'0llBUf'iC3 Socialogy Shopg Mathematics Chemistry Track Q Football coach ,X S a ff 5 F Miss Edith Flagel Commercial English I Homemaking Pirate Q Annual Sponsor ..,. ...uf Lvm . Hz'-1 , , -. .., 1 7 Y f 5: ' .15 ' W J . L . If , g Wi? x I 1 J 4 If - fa' M' , F ' 7 4 :I 1 4 iff. S4 ' I I I 1 I gyi 1, 1 2- E1 ff , A J fl x 11' . E is 4 H Y' Q . W T, 5 , 31 P V N-uv 3 X ....-. -... , A, A W 'a I g in Q fi: J 5 ,K ll X i q 'E -rr is E 559 '1 E' M 1 l'f3Cff-7'7'f 'i ., i. ,PI '.,,,,-,wwf : xi x 'X- Q: fx Kel. Yr' . X 3 X, I1 V 'V S Terry Maki Basketball, Football, 1, 2, 3, A Tennis, Track, 1, 2, 3, h Annual Staff, A Student Council President, L Plays, UDon't Keep Him Waiting' WDrums of Death.N Miles Winship Editor of the Pirate, Student Council, 4 Tennis, 1, 2, 4 Track, 15 Band, l Editor of the Annual, Colleen Kane ce President, 2 Pep Club, 4 Council, 3 Club, 1, 2, 4 te staff 4 of Death.' Leader, 3, 45 Annual Staff, 4 , 'Last,Night's Papern, 'Don t Him Waitingn, nDeath of the Swann, nEverybody's Crazyn, 'Drums Viola Simmons Student Council, 4 Play Manager, 3 Glee Club, 1, 2, 4 Pep Club, 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff, 4 , 4 Play, nDrums of Death Carol Gingerich President, 23 Annual Staff, Vice President, 4 Secretary Student Council, President Pep Club, 3 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheer Leader, 3, 4 Plays, nLast Night's Papern nDon't Keep Him Waitingn, NEverybody's Crazy', NDrums of Death.n 3 A 4 8 6 9 ' 1 5 Joy Brown Secretary-Treasurer, 3 Vice-President Pep Club, 4 Play Manager of one-act plays Glee Club, 1, 2, 43 Band, l, Plays, 'Don't Keep Him Waitin , 'Drums of Death' Annual Staff,.4 Dwane Clarke Football, 3, 45 Annual Staff, 4 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Track, 1, 33 Tennis, l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council, 3 Plays, nLast Night's Paper', nDon't Keep Him Waitingn, nDrums of Death.' Bill Covert Basketball 1 3, 4 Footbm, i, 5, 4 Track, 1, 3, 43 Tennis, 1, 3, 4 Annual Staff, 4 Pirate Staff, 4 Vice President, 1 Plays, 'Don't Keep Him Waiting Billy Amos Tennis, 1, 2, 5,4 Basketball, 1, 3 Annual Staff, 4 4 Pirate Staff, Viola Schwaderer President, 13 Annual Staff, 4 Vice-President, 3 Secretary-Treasurer, 4 Student Council, 2, 4 Secretary Pep Club, 3 President Pep Club, 4 Glee Club, 1, 2, 4 Cheer Leader, 5, 4 Plays, nLast Night's Paperu nDon't Keep Him Waiting', 'Death of' the Swan , 'Drums Death.n 0 Irene Menager Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, Pirate Staff, 4 Glee Club, l, 2, 4 Tennis, 3, 4, Band, 2, 4 Plays, nDon't Keep Him Waiting' Marian Riley Pirate Staff, 43 Chorus, 1, 2 Band, 33 Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 , Tennis, 1, 2, 5, 4 'giggi Play, 'Drums of Deathn QQQRQ 1 John Kunze Football, 1, 2, 3 Basketball, l Donald Ess President, 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer, 2 Basketball, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 Track, 1, 5, 4 Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 1 Annual Staff, 4 Plays, nCheese Cottagen, nDon't Keep Him Waiting', nLast Night's 4 Papern Carro11VMansfield Football, Track, 3, 4 Stage Technician, 3 Larry Briggs Football, 1, 2, 3 Basketball, 5, 4 Tennis, 5, 45 Track, 4 Annual Staff, 4 Plays, Everybody's Crazy , 'Submergedn, nHenry's Mail- Crder Wlfen, nDrums of Death' agf and Ceegfamenf We, the Senior Class of l9L8, on this twenty-sixth day of May, in the year of Our Lord One Thousand, Nine Hundred and Forty-Eight, do make, publish and declare this our last will and testament. First: to the Faculty we leave our appreciation for a task well done. Second: to the Senior class of l9a9 we leave our ability to learn and our efficient manner so that they may succeed in life as well as we have. Third: certain members of the Senior class will the following personal bequests. 111 Donald Ess leaves his ability to get what he goes after to Leon Conner. 121 Carroll Mansfield leaves his position in the line and his foot- ball suit to Ralph Yates. 131 Terry Maki leaves his talent in World History to anyone who wants to fail, and as he oan't take Donna with him, he leaves her to the mercy of next year's seniors. 1 141 Irene Manager leaves her ability to get good grades to Robert Clson. 151 larian Riley leaves her good nature to anyone who has one that is any worse. 161 Viola Schwaderer leaves her typing ability to Tommy Trowbridge, who acts as though he needs a little speed. 171 Niles Wlnship leaves a few extra credits to anyone who can use them for perfectly legal purposes. 181 Dwane Clarke wills his ability to store away a plentiful supply of grub to Mr. Hits. ' 191 Carol Glngerioh wdlls her cheerleading abilities to any girl who has beautiful legs and has not yet had the opportunity to have them noticed. 1101 Billy Covert wills his blush to Walter Roy and his quiet ways to George Grant, , J P 1111 Joy Brown wills her A's to Lloyd Larson in hopes that he will make the best use of them. 1121 Colleen Kane wills her beautiful blonde hair to Donna, and her position on the Pirate Staff to Mitzi. Best of luck Mitzi. 1131 Viola Simmons wills a few hundred pounds or so, of weight, to Beryl Mann 11L1 John Kunze wills part of his height to Frank Otlo and his car to anyone who will have it. 1151 Billy Amos wills his ability to get along with the teachers to Dale Mansfield, and we hope that Dale makes good use of it. 1161 Larry Briggs wills his noisy disposition and wild ways to James Overturf. A Qfa55f3 Sfigfovpo The class of 'L8 entered their freshman year with twenty members. They were initiated and given a dance by the class of 'L7. Two weeks later they gave a'return dance to the sophomores. un entering the sophomore year the class consisted of the same members with the exception of Bill Covert, who transferred to Hamilton. This left the class with nineteen members. During the year Leona Higle, June Campbell, Doris Atwood, Tim Graham, and Vernon Personett dropped. The class, sponsored by Mrs. McCormick, initiated the class of 'L9 and gave a dance in their honor. Under the direction of Mrs. Sweitzer, they gave e oneract play entitled WLast Night's Peper.n They entered their junior year with fifteen members having lost Evelyn Harington and Rose Marie Rowe after their sophomore year. How- ever, Bill Covert rejoined the class and they were joined also by two new members. They were John Kunze and Carroll Mansfield. on November 2 they gave a Sadie Hawkins Dance and on November 27, a three-act comedy, 'Don't Keep Him Wa1ting,N was presented. The Junior Prom was given on April 18. There are sixteen seniors this year, Larry Briggs having Joined the class after dropping school one year. The officers of the class are: Don Ess, President, Carol Gingerich, Vice President, and Viola Schwaderer, Secretary-Treasurer. Un March 12 the seniors gave a dance with e St. Patr1ck's Day theme. The senior play, entitled WDrums of Death,' was presented April 23. Baccalaureate services were on May 23 and Commencement exercises on May 26. The class went to Medicine Springs all four years for their snring picnic. In the class there are seven seniors who have gone all twelve years together. They are: Don Ess, Joy Brown, Terry Maki, Bill Amos, Viola Simmons, Miles Winship, and Marian Riley. Two seniors, Viola Schwaderer and Dwane Clarke started with them in the first grade, but transferred to other schools for a few years and then returned to Victor to finish school with former classmates. efagg qDro.PgecgO Upon graduation from dear old Victor High School the class of Nineteen Hundred Forty-eight decided that 20 years hence, they would hold a grand reunion, at a place to be designated at a more convenient date. Je will new imagine that the date has been set, the place of union decided. Let us look in on the group. The time is May, 1968, the placc: The home of Mr. and Mrs. Dwane Clarke. Mrs. Clarke is the former Miss Joy Brown. The group is having a very merry tire, but upon close observation changes may be noticed in the vembers of the croup of former happy-go- lucky hi-schoolers. The life of the party, as aluays, is Doctor Larry Briggs, Pro- fessor of Mathematics at the well-known Podunk University, an institu- tion established especially for dim-wits and morons. Over in the corner of-the room, in his favorite game of poker, we see Bill KDare-devill Amos, he is now a race car driver at the noted Indianapolis Hsoou. Altho' he has teased death on the race track doz- ens of times with mishaps, blll recently had a narrow escape when he was nearly electrocuted while playing with his son's electric train. Across the card table from Mr. Amos, and not doing badly in the game, we find that little red-haired charmer, Viola Schwaderer. She is a private secretary for Mr. J. Z. Popensteimer, owner of a fur store in Hollywood. She likes secretarial work very well. The two other participants in the game are Carroll Mansfield and Bill Covert. These two have been very successful in their pursuit of business. They are now co-owners in a large ranch and specialize in the raising of very fine guinea pigs and ducks. Of all the members of the group, these Let us now about each other enthusiastically the group Irene was very pleased two bachelors seem the most contented. look at the little group of people closely huddled in the center of the room. A very cozy little group discussing their troubles and adventures. we find in Menager, She always wanted to be a seamstress, and when she was presented with the wonderful opportunity of working in the HLeen overall factory!! Another of the group is Marian Riley. She is continually tapping her fingers on the table, or anythlng else handy. Perhaps it is a light hangover from her job as typist and secretary for the president of the Flmtz Brewery. lConcluded on next page? Our host, Dwane Clarke, is happily chewing the rag with his old pal, J. T. Maki. Dwane is now employed as a telegraph issippi, Missouri, and Amazon Telegraph Company. He and now receives tcp pay of WIO a month. You'll little difficulty in understanding him. He never Everything he says is spelled out in dots and dashes Terry Maki, who is trying to make out Clarke's sad story. His life has been a very hard one. Since been making his living as a professional football rlay er for the Miss- has worked hard probably have a speaks English. Morse code, is a hi-school he has er and wrestler. His face is so beaten up it locks like a pan of hamburger. His ears are so cauliflowered they resemble the handles of a loving cup. His heart is still strong and true, however. This friendship is as stal- wart as ever. Miss Viola Simmons iyes, still 'Missuf and the former Colleen Kane are delightedly burying each other in stories of their life since the old hi-school days. Viola now owns and operates a larve fish mar- ket and isn't doing badly either. Colleen is now the successful keeper of a happy home and mother of fourteen children. In her spare time, lwith fourteen kids?J, she has a hobby of raising calico cats. Our hostess, Mrs. Clarke, is busily preparing a little snack of smoked herring, pretzels and beer. Knowing that none of the zroup drinks heavily, she only ordered a fifty gallon barrel of beer, and by the time the party is an hour old, the small supply is nearly exhausted. Helping Mrs. Clarke in the preparation of the lunch is Carol Glngerich lonly her name 1sn't Gineerich any morel. She also is a successful home-maker. She works very hard supporting her husband, her job being bricklayer for a local construction company. Miles Winship, who has become a famous foreign missionary is enjoying the party immensely. His travels have carried him to the far corners of the earth. His stories about the people he has met and the countries he visited hold the interest of the group. Say, who's that big, brawny' character over by the beer barrel? why, it's John Kunze. He now works for a logging concern in Washing- ton. After years of hard work, he has progressed to the position of swamper. If he can work another twenty years, he hopes to become a sawyer. Well, I guess that concludes this little story. The writer, Don Ess, as can well be imagined, is an author, although he has met little success in that business. Publishers say his imagination is too absurd. Possibly it's the effects of his days at Victor High School! ww' WMM Off my 0. 7714-4-4-uuu da fm E!fDurUv'A41 -rqlluf 20. paw, w.z..25.f GMM! 'War UDV CICERU ww 'Y O4 50 GSA 434 'Pe DICKENS '11 0 Zsfgcvw Q 4, YA X JIHIIUHS Leon Conner 5 Beryl Mann Vivian Lawrence Joan Kidder Prescott Hackett Tom Trowbridge Louise Gregory ,X K f we Robert Olson Ethel Stevens Mitzi Dwyer Nonman Perrv Donna Houston Larry Costello Ronald Lee Bever1y'Watters L I I V . -wx , 'L i 1- nu' ,- 3-1. f 4 fxi .4 E . 5.2. ' j f . ,,. , -., , .x 35? R'-s Q Q. , ,, sv X- Eisl- 535' ' .Av P2 . ., E . ..' X MS. 'Y spain X N ,m 'X vim ... X- v:::', ' ff-fag-I .gn ,. y 'H A 3'?5S:a'a:-K z vile fw. Aga 4 x N1 r-x 2-.'1S5'g ':Ex'i'X5 x .1 -w X. 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V .Q ,N pq QQFQ ,.'1 .k .jg .q:.-1: 'gil ,pig K 'nap ,I gum- .,. , 'ff 3' -'-.rfcff S' ff If 'if-ff'-sr ' -.v . fag- fig' Q2 '-is - 'Fl-T-jwaf-if-'-I 55'- ,.,.g W GET ' nf: fffi - YY . flffig-x, ' rw. I Y . wS'i,,g.:Jf'F i. fe' U . -gi., - -I+ SDUHUIHUHIQS Milton Harper Ruby Lde Copeland James lcCune Da1eQlBnsfie1d Bertha Lunceford Oletha Gregory r Lorraine Hinton 1 larlens lhyman Wilma Richards Claude Ankeny Judith Patton Raymond Mann Darlene Hinman i 1 J: i f 3 1 3 H 1? lr 1 if wi FFIESHHIEH James Oferturl' Ellen .Perritt Hugh Ehlert. Alberta .Graham ' George Richards Walter Roy Pnylug Kms l Philip Manager min moulin Georg' Grant Helen Gingerich Bill Williamson Kenneth Spanx Frank Otlo l :adam The beginning of the school term found the junior class with eighteen members. During the year Billy Simmons and Pauline Allnutt dropped out, leaving the class with sixteen members. Donna Houston transferred from Renton, Washington, bringing the enrollment up to seven een. Their activities included the annual Sadie Hawkins dance on November lk, l9L7, which was attended by a large crowd, a play, 'A Case of Springtime,' was presented on December 5, 19h7, in the Victor Gym, and their Prom, which they sponsored on April 16, 19L8. The class officers areg President, Leon Connery Vice President, Harvey Backling Secretary-Treasurer, Joan Kidder, Student Council Representatives, Prescott Hackett, Ethel Stevens. Mr. Toivo Ylinen is the class sponsor. ' Not pictured are Harvey Backlin, and Marie Otl- Soflomaudau The sophomore class entered their second year with sixteen mem- bers.' Jack Holt withdrew during the year, leaving the class with fifteen members. On September 25, 1947, they gave the freshmen a hilarious initi- ation, followed by a dance on September 26, 1947. The class officers are, President, Milton HHPPBPI Vice President, Ruby Lee Copeland, Secretary-Treasurer, Jimmy MoCuneg Student Counci Representative, Lorraine Hinton. Mr. John Munson ls the class sponsor. Not pictured are Alfred and Lloyd LBPSOH- y 7 The freshman class entered high school with fifteen members. During the year Shirley Stegmuller and Leroy Cumley dropped out to attend school elsewhere, leaving the class with just thirteen members. Kenneth Spang joined the class from Detroit, Oregon, giving the class a total of fourteen members. The freshmen gave a return dance for the sophomores on October 5, 1947. The class officers are: Presidhnt, Shirley Stegmullerg Vice President, James Overturfg Secretarv, Alberta Graham, Treasurer, Helen Glngerichg Student Council Representative, George Richards. The class sponsor is Miss Edith Flagel. , - f, f. I ,U ., , H 1 iv sz f- - 1 -.-ff-14, , .- - .My -r -.x.--W - f .4 -um......:nu9q Y,..,,, ,ff- ..,.Mw.,.-.-F--.- f.w...-X-,W-v. - ,.,.,..,.-.W - V ln -- - -W ' -W - - .V-M A -X-1 .M-N- , .gf,:,..1..,Q,z:'z:1.qM,,,,.....,,,....,m.., M ..k.,m:mA .,- V - k 1:0 'vm Z'f'7. ' 'f I g 1-1-4 B4 ,Jr L'-:UL Q Y Eh! v, ...W ..-xm.....,- r , ...s,.4u....0...v..,. ,, I . ' ,' .' f 5' . 5 1 I, , 1 ij -1' if fy K f ELEIHEHTHIW X ,Ein 41. N533 . SQ if --'-- 332 A ' - f . 5' 4 5? . Si h 5? W Wm J in-if Ny k ' S X MT.. . x iwwx V fi 2 Q X -.. 191: P Q Q Qi ex.. 1, Back Row: Middle Row Front Row Not Pictured Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: Not Pictured: First Grade Jerry Gardner, Martin Woodward, Jackie Hanson, Virgil Brown, John Poitras, Jack Boker, Mrs. Mayme Clarke, teacher. Wayne Olson, Dickie McCocl, Richard Reed, Raymond Sizer, Mike Payne, Dwane Hinman, Donald Triplett, Jimmy Baremore. Magdalena Briones, Betty Jean Dickinson, Lilly Olson, hva Peters, Judy Fsche, Judy Munden, Louetta Jones, Hazel williams Cecelia Cole. Sherman williams, bvritt Smith, nobby Ylinen, Jimmy Dullenty, Delores Smith. Second Grade Gene Rippee, Richard Kettle, Tommy Leach, Jack Baremore, Efriam Briones, Gregory Palin, Robert Joe Gardner, Mrs. Elizabeth Babbitt, teacher. Larry Bickell, Alvie Hinman, Carol Jean Woodward, Vada Yates, Barbara Davies, Tommie Ward, Cyrick Wandler. Mary King, Roberta Froehlich, Nina Triplett, Jeanette Rippee, Delila Morris, Delores Richards, Betty Helm, Donna Kerr, Patricia Sizer. Christina Parker, Robert Smith. Yu N 5 , x Qsvfif' ,.. . ,,.., ,.,,,Q.-v W ,W ..-4. 'WW-f , QQ k,., x: X. ' . , .x . J' iw KWH W in . N., . :: 5f-QS' we Nr. M s Fab O of I Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: Not Pictured: Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: Not Pictured: Third Grade Dean Williamson, Estenan Briones, Gordon Hockley, Dana Miller, Bruce White, Gerald Burrow, Mrs Roseanne Ylinen, teacher. Harvey Shook, Micheal Ward, Richard Jones, Doug1as'ladigan, Bennie Huddleston, Clyde Tucker, Jerome Mansfield. Barbara Callender, Donalee Leach, Josephine Payne, Betsy Vlinship, Janice Kerr, Delores Hackett, Patricia Buker. Donna Jean Babbitt Alvin Wagner, Chester Brownlee, Elouise Glarke, John Swigert. Fourth Grade Bobby Cole, Darrell Smith, Wilbur Davies, Howard Williams, Jerry Hinman, Mrs. Josephine Poitras, teacher. Robert Otlo, Harold Smith, Ladonna Huddleston, Patty Trowbridge, Katherine King Edwina King, Ronald Kittel, Gordon Triplett. Betty Jean Wood, Jo Ann Clements Darlene Morris, Fern Roy, Judith Mansfield, Betty Dale Rippee, May Buker, Paddy Dwyer. Leo Kern. 5., QS? vw:- QN skew' QSNS Miki' 9 swf? 5 Back Third Second First Row Row Row: Row Fifth Grade Thomas Kerr, Loretta Roy, Etta Jane Briggs, Lois Williams, Marlene Conner, Virginia Wimple, Gordon Mann. Harold Smith, Duane Ehlert, LeRoy Hixson, Hobert Gardner, Ronny Groff, Dale Judge, Rudy Smith, Johnny Yates, Mrs. Jean Hite, teacher. Lela Shook, Ardis Seeger, Audry Lee, Norma J. Williamson, Barbara Tucker, Lucille Callender, Lillian Pearmann, Barbara Otlo, Barbara Grant, Kathleen Burrow, Roberta Grant 1 Marvin Williamson, Leo Payne, Lester Hinton, Harley Williamson, Larry Jones, Richard Ward, Larry Copeland, Jimmy Mansfield. Sixth Grade Back Row: Middle Row Front Row Not Pictured Barbara Hupfer, Wayne McCoo1, Lawrence Hanson, Roberta Miller, Jerrald Judge, Charles Lunceford. . Mrs. Alma Conner, Lee Payne, Patricia White, Eliazar Briones, Larry Grant, Virginia Helm, Herbert Wandler. Carol Kerr, Roberta Lawrence, Patricia Hinman, Kathleen Kane, Dorothy Vaughn, Colleen Ankeny, Jeanette Wandler, Helen Williamson. Carol Smith v M Q. Back Row Middle Row Front Row Not Pictured Back ROW: Middle Row Front Row Seventh Grade Roy Jones, Kathryn Helm, Lois Larson, Dale Kidder, Jerralee Judge, Lloyd Gregory, Roberta Blair. Louis Vaughn, Ephraim Hackett, Wayne Mansfield, Carol Stewart, James Cole, Scotty Covert, Mrs. Laura Bickell, teacher, Gail Payne, Fay Brown, Irene Gingerich, Doris Manager, Barbara Hackett, Myrna Lee, Shirley Buker, Ora Mae Wood. Georgia Smith Eighth Grade Charles Overturf, Jerry Trowbridge, Monte Martin, Ralph Yates, Harvey Hackett, Ted Buhler. Darrell Ehlert, Rae Burrow, Lorraine Brown, June Rowan, Lawanda Lawrence, Donald Williamson, Mr. Orland Rogers, teacher. Donna Garnett, Mary Ann Kane, Bernice Vaughn, Jeanette Richards, Mary Julia Kerr, Daretta Maki, Nancy Hinman, Phyllis Williamson, Marian Ward. v 7 9, .Af .Ti yew, f max. BOQX .xx K .XX gg . A , LXR X H N X xv 1, , .4 F X . Q w 'ima .. . F, , As1e:?iZf- 1' -. 4' :. .. waif.: r.: ,-., 4- -ilpwgr' - ,i , Las' if 'I A . fr Q g '-551 5.3: A - f1s+ ,+g1,-gif. 1 Y' ,-.,-'-,vs 1: L : mf ,- - Jeff ul .fggf q -f i 'I ff ski' 1.4 --S7 '- Yi,gl.d, -x A ,z - N . r y Q' - '.: d v? Q HTHLETIIIS Standing: Seated: Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: 3, 7mm Coach Mark Hite, Walter Roy and Claude Ankeny, Forwards, Larry Briggs, Center, Dwane Clarke and Phillip Manager, Guards, Manager Norman Perry? Bill Covert, Guard, Leon Conner, Forward, Donald Ess, Captain, Guard, Tommy Trowbridge, Center, Terry Maki, Forward, Not Pictured--Harvey Backlln, Guard. 7wd4zzS Milton Harper, Center, Lloyd Larson, Tackle, Larry Costello, Guard, Robert Olson, Guard, Alfred Larson, End, Billy Williamson, Half-backg, Raymond Mann, Guard. Larry Briggs, Manager, Dale Mansfield, Tackle, Ronald Lee, Guard, Walter Roy, Half-back, Phillip Manager, Guard, Dwane Clarke, Guard, Prescott Hackett, Half-back, Coach John F. Munson Carroll Mansfield, Tackle, Leon Conner, End, Bill Covert, Half-back, Terry Maki, Captain, Full-back, Don Ess, Quarter-back, Claude Ankeny, Center, Tommy Trowbridge, End, Not Pictured, Harvey Becklin, Tackle. THE FOOTBALL PLAYERS The Pirate eleven was not big and rangy as some of the other valley teams were, but they fought hard and had lots of spirit. The team only averaged about l56 lbs. to the player so they had to be scrappy and fast to make up for this handicap. Claude Ankeny played center and was relied upon to back up the line on defense. He is only a sophomore, so watch him when he is a senior. The Pirate guards were all small men with not much ex- perience. Dwane Clarke, a senior, was transferred from end position which he played his junior year. Phillip Menager, who never stepped out of anybody's way, will be with the Pirates three more years. Ronald Lee, a auy who gets more promising in every game he plays, Is a junior and will be lots of help to the team next year. Our tackles were both players with the ability to hold down their part of the line. Carroll Lansfleld is a senior who will be missed a rreat deal next year. Harvey Backlin will be a 'reat asset to the team next year. It has been said that the Pirate ends were the best matched in the valley. Leon Conner, the guy with speed and power to overtake any o'le boy that got away. Tommy Trow- bridge, that other end, seemed to have glue on his finger tips when it came to snatching passes out of the air. They will both be with the team next year. At quarter-back position is Don Rss, a senior. He was a good calm thinker and could call the right plays at the right time. Walter Roy was right half-back. He was small, so didn't get to carry the ball much but was good on pass defense and stopped lots of runs. Watch him in three more years. Bill Covert was left half-back. He has played for the Pirates for three years and will be missed next year. Terry Maki, full-back and captain, made runs, punted and passed for the Pirates and will be a great loss to the team. FQQTBALL DAYS When your football,days are over, And your hair is turning gray, Look back and you'll remember The men who used to play. There's Skip, our scrappy center, Who never missed his pass, And when we went on football trips, He'd flirt with every lass. There's Phil and Lee and Clarke, They're guards and boy they're there, For when you try to go through them, They grab you anywhere. And ?Killer' Mansfield, our mighty ta Could move a line a yard, And if ever a man did go through him He was tackled mighty hard. Then Harvey, that other tackle, When ever mad he got, Put up the fastest battle You ever did see fought. they called 'Speedyn Conner, A mighty man is he, they tried to run his end That end For when It was just too bad, you see. Then Trowbridge, he's a lanky guy, Left end is what he played, End runs were stopped in nothing flat By shoe string tackles that he made. There's Mac, our dear old full-back Could pass and kick and run, And when he was put on defense Was a flghtin' son-of-a-gun. Next comes Bud Roy Right half is what he played, And when Budd hit the line He knocked 'em in the shade. Then Ess our snappy quarter-back, A rugged guy was he, Could pass when nearly flattened A trick you'll seldom see. And me, I am Kid Covert, A wonderoue guy, I'll say, Why him, he almost got a tackle On a guywthe other day. And last comes Mr. Munson, our Coach Who worked with might and main, To make l.good team out of us, And Succeeded with some pain. ckle, , By Bill Covert Sports Editor Q OUR BASKETBALL TEAM The basketball team started the season of 1947-48 very well, and stood out as a strong team among the valley teams. Mr. Mark P. Hite, the coach, worked very hard with them, but for some unknown reason the boys let down during the middle of the season. in the last games of the season they began to show their old pep and fight, but had to play in the elimin- ation game, which opened the tournament held at Deer Lodge, Montana. Phillipsburg, the other low team won this thrilling game by two points in an over-time period. The forwards on the team were: Leon Conner, a junior, who was a consistant player throughout the yearg Terry Maki, a senior, who has played with the Pirates for three years and will be missed, walter Roy, a scrappy, ouick little guy who should make a whiz in a couple more yearsg and Claude Ankeny, who will be a valuable player next year for the Pirates. At Center position: Torny Trowbridge, a lanky fellow who was transferred from forward to center was a real point- maker when he cot hot, so 1et's hope he sizzles next year. Larry Briggs fought hard ard will te a loss to the team. The guards were: Donald Ess, Captain, a senlcr, was the Pirate rebound man and was accurate under the basket, Bill Covert, another senior, who always fought hard and Furious for the team, Harvey Backlln, a good sturdy rebound man will see plenty of action next year, Dwane Clarke, also a senior, was gp eggectiveq man under the basket, Phillip Menager, a freshman, will he a Good man in his years left at Victor. with the players that will return and some boys coming up from the grades the Pirates should be a strong team next year. The track Briggs, a shot- and relay man. a possible shot dash, and relay 100 yard dash, yard, 220 yard 7444465 squad consists of the following boys: Larry put man. Bill Covert, miler, high-jumper, Don Ess, who throws the Javelin, discus and put man. Terry Maki, a half-miler, 220 yard man. Carroll Mansfield, half-miler, 220 and and possible relay man. Leon Conner, 100 , ALO yard dash man, besides the broad jump, and a relay man. Tom Trowbridge, a high-jumper and pole- vaulter. Harvey Baoklin, a pole vaulter. Alfred Larson a hurdler and Phillip Manager a weight man. The Pirate track squad should give plenty of competi- tion to the other squads of the valley besides all squads entering in the invltationalv trackhneet- The Squad 10593 two men off of last year's team--George Jobe and Jim MoGillen. They both placed in the broad Wjump and the shot- put throw, and Jobe placed in high Jump, and MoGillen in the Javelin. They were on last year's relay team, which placed first in both the invitational and county track meets. Last year's team took first place at the invitational track meet held at Corvallis, second at the county meet held at Cor- vallis, and third place in the state track meet held at Missoula. Of this year's squad Leon Conner should come through for three rirsts in his dashes, and place in the broad Jump. Donald Ess should do good on his heaves of discus, shot-put, and Javelin. Terry Maki should get places in his races. Covert and Trowbridge can do well on the high-Jump, and Covert, will make it rough for mile competitors. Carroll Mansfield will be keen competition for men in his events. It is the hope or Mr. Munson and Mr. Hite, track coaches, that the squad will capture some trophies at the county, invitational, and state meets this year. Bill Covert Sports Editor X ,gf ,0 fx I A H QU IIIIITIVITIES Zmwl eww Standing: Seated: Top Row: Middle Row: Seated: gmac! Director Urland nogers, Raymond Mann, Prescott Hackett, Bill Villiamson, Phyllis Kunze, Beryl Mann, Irene Manager, Ted Buhler, George Grant, Ephraim Hackett, Patty Dwyer, and Hugh Ehlert. James McCune, Phyllis Williamson, Judith Patton, Helen Gin5erich, Donna Garnett, Darlene Hinman, Nancy Hinman, Daretta Maki, Joy Brown, JCHHNVS Richards. QLEE CLUB Nancy Hinman, Lorraine Brown, Lorraine Hinton, LaNanda Lawrence, Colleen Kane, Bertha Lunceford, Phyllis Kunze, Carol Gingerich, Irene Manager, Daretta Maki, Mary Julia Kerr, Judith Patton. Director Orland Rogers, Vivian Lawrence, Marlene Wayman, Beryl Mann, June Rowan, Ethel Stevens, Viola Simmons, Joan Kidder, Oletha Gregory,Wilma Richards, Ellen Perritt, Ruby Lee Copeland, and Joy Brown. viola Schwaderer 'Donna Garnecglenyllis Williamson, Mary Ann Kane, Bernice Vaughn, Alberta Graham, a B rl wacners, Darlene Hinman, Jeanette Richer s, eve y Helen Gingerich, Marian Yard, Louise Gregory, Donna Houston, Mitzi Dwyer, Marie Otlo. W ww... .M ,. . my ,AM Q .M W A , A. - wx ,,. .. .,A...xt, , A. ,F x1.,,N. a A Q ..,x. .Q . f M-Xa A, X..- X l , www? han... .x.., ..,..4x 1 f t 1 ,wg .AMX , A 5-M, , W ...WN .V Y 1. A., , f,..,-, f , -. .XM H, -..N . Q.. L+ 2 x , .X 4 .V . ,,...mX.,.x J. A W.. ., N. ,I A Q.A.- Xx-,.4 , . Q 1. Q' Mx, z E, ,L .A ,x, zi W , . Y - X .A . - ., .,x.,.Q, .. M, g x . 9 Q Q 1 K K 'fi' ., x ,,g QnR.' gi i 5 Wai XX x 1 .'.i A - , f K, S Q n . rx Q A A f ' Q , ,Kyiv I Q fhw X L, N sr: , get aw Q The Cheerleaders for the year were lLeft to Rightl Viola Schwaderer, Colleen Kane, and Carol Gingerlch. PEP CLUB Members of the Pep Club are 4Left to Hightl Donna Houston, Helen Glngerlch, Alberta Graham, Judith Patton, Ruby Lee Copeland, Phyllis Kunze, Ellen Porritt, Vivian Lawrence, Wilma Richards, Oletha Gregory, Joan Kidder, Viola vlmmons, Ethel Stevens, Beryl Mann, Marlene Wayman, Bertha Lunceford, Beverly Watters, Irene Menager, Lorraine Hinton, Joy Brown, Louise Gregory, Marie Otlo, Mitzi Dwyer, and Darlene Hlnman. Cheerleaders lleft to right! Colleen Kane, Viola Schwaderer, Carol Glngerlch. The Pep Club sponsored year to raise money for new Later in the year they spon the basketball and football S a basket social during the uniforms and other purposes. ored a banquet in honor of boys. The Pep Club was well represented at the tournament in Deerlodge. Officers of the Pep Club are: President: Viola Schwaderer Vice President: Joy Brown Secretary-Treasurer: Colleen Kane P ' l!trl1r'3. S 'lIC'ClIl7'3WlIY7Y'1 -W '- S' ' f n H1 'H E . . ,, ,,,,.,,,,,,.,5,..,, ., K ..,, . U -Z, Il 5 N , 4 VS? FE? Q 1, gm, Sfuoenf Qowwif Ilxli llr. lark P. Hits, Sponsor. wa' 1 K '4, Miles Wlnship, Representative of the Pirate. X ' Prescott Hackett, Representative of the Junior Class and , - i'-.3 vloe president of the Student Council. S gli Gm . -, Q! George Richards, Representative of the Freshman Class. if , ' I . . yi gg lu ! Viola Sohwaderer, Representative of the Pep Club. 3555 Il rf s 3235 Viola Simmons, Representative of the Senior Glass. - P 5 p Terry lleki, Representative or the Senior Class and 4 Zig! n President ot the Student Council. rg! ft- J! uf Lorraine Hinton, Representative of the Sophomore Class. Mi jf 4 3,5 gi n n was yi Fifa CHICK' F un.. wmmp, amy Amos. Dvw Clarke, W' mt' a sw' me sponsor, Terry Maki. Larry 321889: 9111 cowl Viola Sohwaderer Joy Brown, colleen Kane, lllrilll Sand guey, Don Ess, hole Simmons, Carol 01118014031 Uffloers of the Senior Class are President Don Bee Yise President Carol Gi-118021011 Seoreterybrreesurer 'Viola Sohwaderer Glass lotto 'We Have Crossed the Bay, the Ocean Lies Before Us - 'KKK Glass Colors Aqua and Silver Clase Plover Talisman Rose 'l 'i! 1213151 Uv 111116171733 'Ol P 'KP K' mn? as-amalgam: nnnnannnn .rx 1 is? vi W . 35 .5 '55 ' 2 3 E 2 Q E H li I xl M Sh E ll 15 5 Q W P R xi QT W lllll' 5 r , ,Q-9 A , Q Qt' fi . 'fi a Q' 4 W iQ?5 Mf-'QQwn WN - .gp-Q.N-.., , may Q v- C,L1eutPpti0D One Initiation of present S6MlOTb Us LJ .Hrear View lrectors Q ing on the 500531 awe If the nares or lifeThree Musketeers!! 5e'wLEV afd Spn4cr F .'k-X, VIKL 1 L '4 u. play 9 x 'A v N .. gnu ,As 9 ., l, f , Qt an lx 5 X' 4 X.- . ,,Xv, -V , Slipped!! one!! Q I f f 'Q .1 ' 4 uu- gjiki P81511 ,9 ff Q? Sneerr!! 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'U Q 4' nf 'i . -shag :UMA September September September September September September September October October October October October November November November December December December December December January January January January January January January January January February February February February February February February February March April April May May May May May May 8 12 15 19 22 25 26 3 10 11+ 17 31 7 11+ 27 5 13 16 19 30 2 5 9 10 16 22 23 27 39 3 10 12 12 13 lb 18 to 21 27 12 16 23 1 7 8 23 26 28 SQ-1001, CALENDAR School opens Election of officers Music Program Football game with Darby, there Football game with Stevensville, here Freshman Initiation heshman Dance Sophomore Return Dance and football game wi Football game with Stevensville, there Football game with Corvallis, there Football game with Corvallis, here Carnival and football game with Darby, here Football game with Hamilton, there Sadie Hawkins, Thanksgiving Vacation Junior Play Basketball game with Florence, here Basketball game with Frenchtown, here Basketball game with Drummond, here Basketball game with Deer Lodge, here School closes for Christmas vacation Basketball game with Stevensvilleg here School resumed after vacation Basketball game with Darby, here Basketball game with Corvallis, there Basketball game with Hamilton, here Basketball game with Philipsburg, here Basketball game with Hamilton, there Basketball game wlth Stevensville, there Basketball game wi h Darby, there Basketball game with Corvallis, here Basketball game with Frenchtown, there Basketball game with Deer Lodge, h Basketball game with Deer Lodge, there Basketball game with Philipsburg, there Basketball game with Drummond, there Basketball tournament at Deer Lodge Basketball Banquet Senior Ball Junior Prom Senior Play Invitational Track Meet at Corvallis County Track Meet at Corvallis Tennis Tournament at Victor and Dedlamation Baccalaureate Services Commencement Exercises School Closed th Hamilton, here contest at Hamilton September September September September September September September October October October October October November November November December December December December December January January January January January January January January January February February February February February February February February March April April May May May May May May SQ-1001, CALENDAR School opens Election of officers Music Program Football game with Darby, there Football game with Stevensville, here Freshman Initiation Freshman Dance Sophomore Return Dance and football game wi Football game with Stevensville, there Football game with Corvallis, there Football game with Corvallis, here Carnival and football game with Darby, here Football game with Hamilton, there Sadie Hawkins, Thanksgiving Vacation Junior Play Basketball game Basketball game Basketball game Basketball game School closes fo Basketball game with with with with Florence, here Frenchtown, here Drummond, here Deer Lodge, here r Christmas vacation with Stevensvilley here School resumed after vacation Basketball game with Darby, here Basketball game with Corvallis. there Basketball game with Hamilton, here Basketball game with Philipsburg, here Basketball game with Hamilton, there Basketball game wlth Stevensville, there Basketball game wi h Darby, there Basketball game with Corvallis, here Basketball game with Frenchtown, there Basketball game with Deer Lodge, h Basketball game with Deer Lodge, there Basketball game with Philipsburg, there Basketball game with Drummond, there Basketball tournament at Deer Lodge Basketball Banquet Senior Ball Junior Prom Senior Play Invitational Track Meet at Corvallis County Track Meet at Corvallis Tennis Tournament at Victor and Dedlamation Baccalaureate Services Commencement Exercises School Closed th Hamilton, here contest at Hamilton 51,1 ' Ianni' S 5 1' rv: K 9. 1? 2. f 71 E E Ei ' a ', E1 54 ka F S F me 5 E ss 5 Q 5 an Z! 71. 2 E ,- if H K , 5 52 - -..1........L.. l-Y?-...,..- . 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