Victor High School - Pirate Yearbook (Victor, MT)

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I,2,3,4 G A A I,3,4 ANNUAL STAFF 4 PIRATE STAFF 4 TENNIS 3 GLEE CLUB I,2,3 PEP CLUB I,2,3,4 PLAYS- CASE OF SPRINGTIME 3 HOBGOBLIN HouSE 4 SENIORS 1.-- .L , , f' J. Y ViJ,.',,1.-J. H' ' 4 V , -325 337 .2 if-le Lge ik wwf , fbigfi- F2 L Y ' -fi -i-ISE.. fr .v-' Q.-lhgyw .- i1Q'f .Wig , bc'-ju-4 'A V -MN, -f 'f Q 1 'gi' ,A 1 I ' 4.35.1 .I : . - .4 , .1 . :Ng 5.M l I ' if sg-il MJF. . , , .-'- ' . --1: - .v-H A Lg? + N 'rw .Q -at ,.. 'ri'-'gfrifli iigff' I lg 'Q 15 - ', EQIJ5- H. V Hg Q ' . 'gi ' ', if fflfl W-Iyf 1 4 41- wp 7 -P, f-ug-.egg x, 35. 1 In ' ' ,M ...:' - D.. S' - ',,.'-g.L,. , .J , i, . K li . 1 ,-. ,,, ,,. .fx I-Ali, TK, L:-Lv ., . U 1.-if Q. . ,. 4 I 4, Pl, .. A I ,. 2' QHifin 2- mul 1. ' Q' jifi g fy f ' U 755- 'ff ' - 1,,'l.fK5,,' , A '43 rf , 1- ,gf ...wi - . lf 5A '.:L. ', ,SJ -' I, ., ki fNiQ'1g,,1 -r fl!-2:21 1 aw- MITZI DWYER CLASS VICE PRESIDENT 2 STUDENT COUNCIL I PHYSICAL ED. l,2,3,4 G. A. A. 3,4 SEC. 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STUDENT COUNCIL TENNIS BASKETBALL FOOTBALL ANNUAL STAFF PIRATE STAFF TRACK PLAYS- SUBHERGED CASE OF SPRINGTIME HOBGOBLIN HousE THE RIVALS I,3 4 I,2,3,4 I,2,3,4 I,2,3,4 4 4 I,2,3,4 2 3 4 4 7 ay, ? 5 aa, if A 1 'Jen ' 4-H., .. ,, - 1. f I1-lf' 'Um 1 . .' I' I' . V , E ,!Fl..l Q ,lullggn lx, I 1 .r L, - M 1 I . .! Nl I .Y-. li K1 I. i .M- MC N. dugg . ,.. - , ,sr .4 if 1 . 1 Y . . - mg 'Xf- ,,, .,. x ,, 1 ,W - , , NH. H . , . , , . . ,, , ,. 1, vx ' MF.-1' ,, U. Q, V. I E , Y. 4 Q --f.f2f4?g:2Y1- , .' P-wtu. .5 f.. -.jggleq-,lr 1 e 'Q S ,Hr , 3 ,v V . nge. I V - . -an l ,K-R. JOAN KIDDER CLASS SECRETARY PHYSICAL Eo. G, A. A, F. H. A. PIRATES STAFF ANNUAL STAFF PEP CLUB GLEE CLUB SENIORS LARRY COSTELLO CLASS VICE PRESIDENT 2 STAGE MANAGER 4 TENNIS 2,3,4 BASKETBALL 2 FOOTBALL 3,4 ANNUAL STAFF 4 PIRATE STAFF 4 HAIL ORDER WIFE 2 HENRv'S CASE OF SPRINGTIME PLAYS- TRANSFERRED FROM HAMILTON 3 I,2,3,4 3,4 I,2 4 4 2,3,4 2,3,4 PLAYS- CASE OF SPRINGTIME HOBGOBLIN HOUSE ,. sg,- ' 'Q gf. ' f-321 1 y., ,J F , ig., I 'M rf 1:23 'wr .1 ms' fg-Exif ,,.x 1 A -. .1 K Q . T'f I'5.?'1 -j ' J 1 1 ,-. . ' .G ff: -GY Jn zwgzv- ,ff I 1 SEN JAMES MCCUNE TRANSFERRED Fnon ABSAROKEE TENNlS ' 1,2 ANNUAL STAFF 3 PIRATE STAFF 3 BAND 2,3 PLAvs- Suocx OF HIS LIFE 2 PAPA SAvs No 3 HOBGOBLIN HOUSE 3 THE RIVALS 3 THE Bla BLou UP 3 GRADUATED IN 3 YEARS. BERYL PHvslcAL ED. G. A. A. ANNUAL STAFF PIRATE STAFF Tennis GLEE CLUB PEP CLUB BAND MANN u,2,3,4 3,4 4 4 l,2,3,4 u,2,3,4 l,2,3,4 n,a,4 PLAYS- CASE OF SPRINGTIME 3 IORS ,3 ,MJ .VV A 1 4 I 1 1 l A 1 1 ' fl 51.1 12 Y, ,,.- xi' 11, . 4 L . 1 . . ,12 ' I 1-. qw s 11 A . .--nik, E f 15:3 . fwf ll .1141 Iwi-1 A , :- kia. V., , V nil- nf, 9 1. .,,L 1 1 1 1 . u ' 1 4 . 1, . J 111-' 511' . ., ' 'lull' 4. . 'u 1 .,,f' 1. '.T,1'w,,,Ig'1.., . ,. v . 14 , X , . 1 ,dv '--Ly x - 1. IW. 111. - ' . . - , 5 -4... - 1 xg 6331, ,1 ,ff - I :A I A L . F01 I ,, J, F 1 1 F I ' '1- ,. 1 1 1 I J. 'z an 1 Z - 1 1 -- 11 .4 ', X-Jr 'L 4 . 1 f LOUISE PHYSICAL ED. G. A. A. PEP CLUB GLEE CLUB ANNUAL STAFF PIRATE STAFF PLAvs- CASE o GREGORY 3,4 3,4 l,2,3,4 l,2,3,4 4 4 SPRINGTIME 3 F SENIORS DUHAYNE LIPSKA HARVEY B CLASS VICE P BASKETBALL FOOTBALL TENNIS TRACK PIRATE STAFF ANNUAL STAFF PLAYS- HOBGO ACKLIN RESIDENT 3 I,2,3,4 I,2,3,4 2,3,4 l,2,3,4 4 4 BLIN HOUSE 4 ar -, 4 L rl 4' K, .f V: 43, 74, J .1 3 JL Z 1 M, .gn Aw. , L 15.5 ff 11'--fi-x x Gi ' 55' ..1, an - Y, , V ws Q X . ,. 'rg .u, .-,f v :- f r, 4 X . F LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT HE, THE SENIOR CLASS or I949, ON THIS TwENTv-FIFTH DAv or MAv, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LQRD, ONE THOUSAND, NINE HUNDRED AND FoRTv-NINE, DO MAKE AND DECLARE THIS oUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. T0 THE FACULTY AND ALL OTHERS WHO HAVE MADE OUR YEARS IN HIGH SCHOOL POSSIBLE, WE LEAVE OUR DEEPEST APPRECIATION: TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF l950 WE LEAVE OUR ABILITY TO CO- OPERATE AND LEARN AND HOPE THAT THEY MAY FOLLOW OUR GOOD FIRST: SECOND: EXAMPLE. THIRD! BER8 OF THE OTHER CLASSES! III I2I WILMA RICHARDS, WE, THE SENIORS, MAKE THE FOLLOWING BEQUESTS TO THE MEN- HARVEY BACKLIN LEAVES HIS PHYSIQUE T0 JERRY TROWBRIDGE. HITZI DWYER LEAVES HER ABILITY TO MAKE THE HONOR ROLL TO Q31 LEON coNNER LEAVES HIS TRACK ABILITY T0 RALPH YATES, 141 LOUISE GREGORY LEAVES HER SWEET DISPosITIoN T0 OLETHA GREGORY, ISI LARRY CosTELLo LEAVES HIS QUIETNESS T0 BUD Rov. ISI JOAN KIDDER LEAVES HER RED HAIR TO DARETTA MAKI. C72 PREScoTT HACKETT LEAVES HIS CURLY HAIR T0 SKIP ANKENY. ISI BERYL MANN LEAVES HER SRORTSMANSHIP TO JUNE ROWAN, Q91 RONALD LEE LEAVES HIS ACTING ABILITY T0 ALFRED LARSON. IIC, MARIA OTLO LEAVES HER FIGURE T0 DARLENE HINMAN. III, DUUAYNE LIPSKA LEAvES HIS LITTLE FORD T0 FRANK OTLO. IIZI JOAN ROBBINS LEAvEs HER SMOOTH LINE T0 BERTHA LUNCEFORD. fI3j JIM MCCUNE LEAVES HIS ABILITY TO WIN SCHDLARSHIPS T0 TED. Il4I NORMAN PERRV LEAVES HIS SENSE OF HUMOR T0 JEANETTE RICHARDS. IIS, ETHEL STEVENS LEAVES HER ABILITY TO TALK TO LLOYD LARSDN. Il6I ROBERT OLSON LEAvEs HIS PLACE ON THE PIRATE STAFF TO ANY ONE FOOLISH ENOUGH TO TAKE IT. II7I BEvERLv WATTERS LEAvEs HER POSITION AS PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS T0 ANYONE WHO WILL HAvE IT. IBEST OF LUCKI. ..Q,a' . -iw. ,zen v f .1 3 Q i 5 i z, x . 4 l,. 4 I 4 ,., . 1-L-..-gf b, fe WEL. 5 1 1 .5 .xi , 1 L. ...' CLASS HISTORY A RECORD OF THE BRILLIANCE 6 BONERS OF THE CLASS OF 49' THE SENIOR CLASS ENTERED HIGH SCHOOL IN THE FALL or 44' WITH I6 MEMBERS: ROBERT OLSON, PRESCOTT HACKETT, LEON CONNER, BEVERLY HATTERS, MITZI DWYER, TOMMY TROHBRIDGE, VIVIAN LAWRENCE, ETHEL STEVENS, BERYL HANN, LOUISE GREGORY RUSSELL KERR, BILL SIMMONS, NORMAN PERRY, PAULINE ALLNUTT, HARVEY BACKLIN, AND LARRY COSTELLO. OF THESE, ROBERT,HITZl, PRESCOTT, LARRY, AND HARVEY ATTENDED VICTOR SCHOOLS FROM THE FIRST GRADE UNTIL THEIR GRADUATION, TOMMY ATTENDED UNTIL HE JOINED THE AIR FORCE, THE FOLLOWING FALL THE CLASS HAD I4 MEMBERS. WHEN MARIA OTLO AND RONALD LEE JOINED THE CLASS THE TOTAL WAS I6. PAULINE ALLNUTT DROPPED OUT LEAVING us A TOTAL OF IS. LATER DONNA HOUSTON ENROLLED BRINGING US BACK UP TO I6 MEMBERS WHICH WAS IN- CREASED TO I7 WHEN JOAN KIDDER TRANSFERRED FROM MISSOULAQ TOMMY TROHBRIDGE JOINED THE AIR FORCE DURING THE SUMMER, DONNA TRANSFERRED TO CORVALLIS, vIvIAN WAS MARRIED LEAVING us WITH I4 MEMBERS. THE ENROLLMENT or JOAN ROBBINS, DUWAYNE LIPSKA, AND JAMES MCCUNE BROUGHT OUR MEMBERSHIP UP TO I7 ONCE AGAIN. LARRY COSTELLO BEGAN WORKING FOR THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPT. BUT WILL BE PRESENT FOR GRADUATION CEREMONIES. DURING THE COURSE OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS WE WERE THOROUGHLY INITIATED BY THE SOPHOMORES, WE GAVE A FRESHMAN RETURN DANCE FOR THE FROSH, OUR JUNIOR YEAR WAS FILLED WITH THE SADIE HAWKINS DANCE AND THE JUNIOR PROM AS WELL AS THE JUNIOR PLAY, As SENIORS WE GAVE A BIG SENIOR BALL AND PRESENTED A SEN- IOR PLAY AFTER MUCH BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS, HARVEY BACKLIN CLASS HISTORY .X I tffji. ,,. Be. ,.,1 , TN- ' ff- ' P L , , . u rg x H., Qi' is -'-r vu ' ,.......,....'1.,...?....,',....-,i.... . .,, Y ,. ,-, CLASS PROPHECY THE DAY BEFORE THE SENIOR CLASS OF I949 EMBARKED UPON THE LONG JOURNEY OF LIFE, A SECRET MEETING OF THE SAID CLASS WAS HELD IN A SECLUDED CORNER OF THE BELOVED SCHOOL BUILDING. AT THIS MEETING IT WAS DECIDED THAT ON THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF MAY, I909 THIS SAME CLASS WOULD AGAIN HOLD A SIMILAR MEETING, THE EXACT TIME AND PLACE TO BE SET AT A LATER DATE. Nov, UPON THUMBING THROUGH THE PAGES OF TIME, WE FIND THE DATE WHICH WAS SET HAY BACK IN I949. PERHAPS, IF WE EXPLORE FURTHER WE MAY FIND THIS HAPPY GROUP OF CLASSMATES, LET US STOP AT THIS LITTLE WHITE HOUSE. I A SIGN ON THE FRONT DOOR SAYS, 'R' LEE, MASTER OF THE SUPERNATURAL' IYES, THIS MUST BE THE RIGHT PLACEI, INSIDE WE HEAR THE NOISE AND EXCITEMENT OF A GALA AFFAIRu UPON ENTERING WE SEE A GREAT CHANGE HAS COME OVER SOME OF THE OLD FRIENDS, NAMELY, OVER NEAR THE OF COURSE, SOME HAVEN'T CHANGED AT ALL. umoow, WE SEE THE FORMER JOAN Roaelus, ETHE1. STEVENS, MARIA 0Tm.o, JOAN Kloozn, AND or COURSE, JAMES NCCUNE SAMPLINQ SOME REFRESHMENTS. Nov AND THEN THERE IS A BolsTERous LAUGH OR Ex- CLAMATION AS soME DELICATE MORSEL IS DIGESTED, WHO IS THAT OVER THE MONSTROUS CAKE? HHY, I BELIEVE IT IS LEON CONNER. HE SEEMS T0 BE ENJOYING HIMSELF VERY MUCH, AL- THOUGH HIS FIANCE, MISS HITZI DWYER IYES, STILL FIANCE, IS NEAR- BY WITH A PLEADING LOOK IN HER EYES, BUT n0LD IRON WILL' CONNER PAYS NO HEED. BY THE WAY, CONNER HAS REALLY SHONE ON THE CINDERS. PODUNK UNIVERSITY HAD TO BUILD AN ADDITIONAL ROOM IN WHICH TO STORE ALL OF HIS TROPHIES, HE IS NOW HEAD COACH AT THE LARGEST HIGH SCHOOL IN THE JUNGLES OF THE BELGIAN CONGOo ON LOOKING FURTHER AROUND THE ROOM, WE SEE AN ENORMOUS HEAP OF PHOTO EQUIPMENT, IS ANYONE NEAR ITT HAITI I BELIEVE IT MOVED. YES, THERE COMES OLSON OUT FROM UNDER HIS SPEED GRAPHIC, HE LOOKS SOMEWHAT TIRED. OF COURSE, I SUPPOSE IT'S ONLY NATURAL AS HE IS NOW HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF PREVEN- TION OF CRUELTY TO HOLES, MICE, AND MALES. THIS ORGANIZATION WAS FOUNDED BY THE NOBLE B. PRESCOTT HACKETT WHO HAS BEEN CONTIN UALLY SUFFERING FROM THE TERRIBLE AGONY OF WOMEN, THEY SIMPLY WON'T LEAVE HIM ALONE, EVERYWHERE HE GOES,.NOTHING BUT WOMEN, DON'T THINK HE WILL STAND UP UNDER SUCH A STRAIN MUCH LONGER, T ,I Y. 1 :- mp ' f .Q . ,ji ln ,rw - 1 11' Y 'L I- y , 4.- .rag A ' .' Q'-1,,1 - I . f ' f 1 Qu , 1 ' 1 , g V '. . 'P 'K an '41, E . H uf! 'f,x if .f -3 ', '.'- Mix' - Q ,74 'rx' x 5 P. Q. IPX' s x A ,X M . 1 xg ,V .v. ,. f L4 .vw mp. '+.'. 3. a I . .v 5, I ,HW Jw 5. r -I 1 . Af ' . Mg: .F W a, .. - 4 V ,--awry -' HSN' vf' -fN','4y,vg7 . :W gf J . - IH wa x- . . J' ,. J,- z ,. 7, 1.51 .,, an -r 1 A. ,554 ,-W., 1 2- L 5? 'ff 'I . P--xv' ,. -hi I HATE TO LEAVE OUR GOOD FRIEND HACKETT IN SUCH A PLIGHT, BUT UE MUST BE ON OUR HAY, As UE MOVE ON INTO THE NEXT ROOM UE ARE SURPRISED TO SEE A TALL, VERY MUSCULAR MAN SURROUNDED BY-- LET'8 SEE, THERE IS THE FORMER HISS BEVERLY WATTERS, LARRY COSTELLO, VHO IS, BY THE HAY, HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER ON THE AMAZON RIVER ROUTE, BERVL MANN, VHO IS MARRIED AND RUNNING A SMALL BANANA FARM IN THE HILDS OF ALASKA. ON CLOSER OBSERVATION THIS MUSCLE MAN IS NONE OTHER THAN OUR OLD FRIEND HARVEY BACKLIN, WHO IS NOV PRESIDENT OF HEIGHT LIFTERS AND PIANO MOVERS UNION. I FORGOT TO MENTION THAT MISS HATTERS IS HAPPILY WED TO A CERTAIN MR. MUNSON AND THEY ARE KEPT BUSY SQUEEZING A LIVING OUT OF THE ROCKS AND A HERO OF CATTLE ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE BITTERROOT VALLEY, As OUR VISIT DRAVS NEAR A CLOSE, VE STEP OUT ON THE PORCH, HERE VE FIND HR. PERRY, HHO IS CAPTAIN AND OWNER OF A FLEET OF UHALING BOATS,TELLING DUHAYNE LIPSKA AND LOUISE GREGORY SOME OF HIS HAIR-RAISING ESCAPADES HITH A BUNCH OF SEALS IHEY, I THOUGHT HE HAS A VHALERI. MR. LIPSKA IS NOW A CHAMPION AUTO RACER AND TEST DRIVER FOR A LARGE AUTO CONCERN, LOUISE IS HAPPILY JOINED IN VEDLOCK HITH A CERTAIN FELLOW HHOM I AM SURE WE ALL REMEMBER FROM HAY BACK IN OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS, I ooN'T eeucvc I MENTIONED ETHEL, JOAN R., JOAN K, on MCCUNE'S OCCUPATIONS. THE THREE GIRLS ARE SECRETARIES FOR MR. MCCUNE, UHO IS THE BOSS OF A FACTORY SPECIALIZING IN THE MANU- FACTURE OF PINS KANY KIND, HAT, SAFETY, STRAIGHT, ROLLING, BOW- LING, m-:'rcI. comma Anouno TO oun Host, Mn. LEE, we rmo Hun eusu.v :N- GAGED IN PREPARING THE REFRESHMENTS. HIS BUSINESS IS RATHER ODD. HE IS CONCERNED WITH THE SUPERNATURAL POWERS. I GUESS HIS PART an me simon PLAY II949I as sruu. Arrzcvmc HIM5 I SEE OUR TIME IS RUNNING SHORT SO VE MUST LEAVE. LET US THANK OUR HOST FOR AN ENJOYABLE PERIOD OF REMINISCING AND BE ON OUR HAY. ROBERT OLSON CLASS PROPHECY 111-'H ,J 1 1 x , . k yr sg. rt gr . Lf, f ' -1 ' , wk 1,. ,, Y' , ' V': h'.: f ' 1: 1, vc 1. aff. DICK HILL MARLENE WAYMAN vgg lg RAY MANN JUNIORS DALE MANSFIELD CLAUDE ANKENY JUDITH PATTON HILMA RICHARDS 4 JI A m BEVERLY BISHOP If MILTON HARPER VlVW'VWW w I f , v,f ., '15, XM VP.-f Qx W 'w . v 'P '. . ir' , e.. 1, ' 'N ' n A I A f 1 6 Una 1 B 1 If-ll i i Q' gi ! I E ig, gf X 7' ERTHA Lunczron DARLENE HINMAN D w ALFRED LARSON w LLOYD LARSON OLETHA GREGORY LORRAINE HINTON LETTY BISHOP r -. ,1 K, ,.,, ,V 51.13, mt 1 w- 9 'S 1 x .4 -AM. . .4-lg 'Vw-r r' f. f, n 1 f I5 , V ,I A Lf ' 1-1 V ' .--1-J J' .. K 1 1 ' -fs . . 4 , f-1 j . -3 ' ii -r ,- .351 k .V , . 4 1 vi . . I -. ,I ff' 3. a ' -, . ' , T, Mx' ,., 4 ' , L . ' r . . 1 f.VfLx,1'jg'f. WI .Y. Y 73-ll .., ,,,b L,-.fu : yy.: , '96, . P V '2. le... 1' - 1 r 'Jeff f'4s f3 x1'v..' .fs lc--l1f':,': . ' 'Aww .N ,.. - . . ' 7,,f,f' qgfmx' 511 -,,.!,l5'f 23 Wiki. ixik'lV'!l- ?!b'i1'3-' . M .. ' u -iv -Awffhxf' V . I' .3 -ff 1 -Lf' :ii ,1r, 1 1 1 4 ,g,. L ' g,-f, ya W' . 4-.- 'SE H yr ,-N A .- , rr. K K Y' J, n - 1. '- 15 .1 ,-.L 'f I. 4 -vt! . Y. ,., ,sf u 'ff'lk:K::i'Y E ..j,5v- . Q.. ,sg - in 'ilk' Fr V+, .R rx 7119? i . 1 1- 7 We ' Z' I 1 5 W .. Q . X V I fl-Q1 lv ,I ef HTL-Q.f I A :J J ti.. ,KL 1 .M 4 r' --V. V A Ir-'gg -ef 1 5 f K Nwail I 3 I . .5 ,,, 4 ,k,' ..li as ., .'J. ' : 1-ip I Nye , I l 5 FX SOPHOMORES JAMEQ Ovznfunr I FRANK OTLO 1 GEORGE GRANT PHILLIP HENEGER HELEN GINGERICH ALBERTA GRAHAM GLADY6 SHIGERT ERVIN BACKLIN BILL WILLIAMSON V shui' 1 11 1 41 11 1!i 111 'I 1 1 ,N 11 11. ,, 'N W1 '1 . 1 l A , rl w 1 1 .IH A? ., 5 1 1 - 7 1 . I . 1 . Y ., , , 'L F f 7'. '. :-- ,If , -.Auf ' 1 ' ' 1 , I 1 I- 1 ' ' I . ' . f 1 , 1 ,J F UALYER ROY ROBERT HILL GEORGE RICHARDS HUGH EHLERT Q Av .V . '1' 5.5 gp .. PQQ Y x .,-AL W X. .721 A 1' 'l f,5 ,I i Q i ,1 'I .Q Q . 3-I .1 , .4 if 'Q 1, 9 .. 1 . K ' W -Q V.: , ., . , ,1 ' ? N!E.. FRESHMEN HARVEY HACKETT HARV ANN KANE JEANETTE RICHARD I JERRY TROHPRIDGE DON HILLIAHBON JUNE ROVAN RALPH YATES RAE Bunnov DARETTA HAK .,,. 913, zfjlrf K.. I--xg ' YI , 4,4 - Jr' 1 ' ,, px? r., .. fe 4 -,. .--ng, .,- I .v.,N, 1 ' f . ' I 5 -1-. ,-'-'nr-' Y Ar? .Fi wg :.: VY! Eiilff' NL. - .,, ,M-h 45- . .615 n - u 3, -1.34 4,-gg 'Q .Q 1 k'v FRESHMEN BERNICE VIUGHN NANCY HINMAN I SHIRLEY HILL YVONNE WEMPLE NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURE VAS TAKEN! JANICE BRODELL FRANK JOB TED BUHLER v r.-E -we ,Q , I' H .i ' fl -r Z ir! fix. 'ff' gg, ., ' ' nv- . X, a,11-3 Q ,5.,,I-. ,., if 4. 541' 1 .,-. P3- y . .5 ,its .pf 1 Lt' 'Z Wh' 'ly .sf Q, 1... - Q Q., H+. 1 s 1' Wg gf f' .... : 1. L -.An 'v : i Rnif' J. . f q, 1 il l HNF - .. 4 f 5 I I Q, - ,I 1: 'J 1'-1 'ff lil I Q b ag, 1 U: ., T5 i I 'Q I 1 'lf' . H . 1 3 I 1 -:R ' , 1 - I Q .2 ' -..,,. .,,. ..--g-- - -L . I-I.---.......-.,-.Y . Jviaw-if FRESHMEN THE FRESHMAN CLASS BEGAN THE vEAR HITH sIxTEEN MEMBERS. MARION HARD TRANSFERRED T0 STEVENSVILLE DURING THE FIRST SEH- EsTER LEAVING FIFTEEN MEMBERS. DURING THE SECOND SEMESTER, FRANK Joe ENTERED scHooL HERE. HE roRHERLv ATTENDED SCHOOL IN HARDIN, MONTANA, THE CLASS SPONSORED A RETURN DANCE FOR THE soPHoMoRE8 AND PUT ON A oNE ACT PLAY, 'THE REEFER MAN'. CLASS OFFICERS ARES PRES, HARVEY HACKETT, VICE PRES- JEANETTE RICHARDS, SEC. DON WILLIAMSON AND TREAS, MARY ANN KANE. SOPHOMORES THE SOPHOHORE CLASS BEGAN THE TERM VITH I2 HENBERS. NONE HAVE ENTERED OR DROPPED OUT S0 THEIR RANKS REMAIN UNBROKENa THE CLASS SPONSORED A WELCOME DANCE Fon THE FRESHHEN AND A ONE ACT PLAY, 'SWAMP SPIRIT'n CLASS OFFICERS ARE: PRES, JAMES OVERTURF, VICE PRES, PHILLIP MENEQER, SEC-TREAS, HELEN GINGERICH. JUNIORS THE JUNIOR CLASS ENTERED SCHOOL WITH SIXTEEN MEMBERS. DELORES JOB TRANSFERRED FROM HARDIN BUT DROPPED OUT DURING THE FIFTH SIX-WEEKS PERIOD. THE CLASS SPONSORED THEIR CUSTOMARV SADIE HAVKIN8 DANCE AND THE JUNIOR PROM, THEY ALso PUT ON A THREE ACT COMEDY, 'PAPA SAYS No'. CLASS OFFICERS ARE: PRES, DICK HILL, VICE PRES. DALE MANSFIELD, SEC-TREAS. HILMA RICHARD. b ' Pl X F i i i i 1 5 I 1 i X .fu 4 A . f . J , . s w -' ' ' fa, H, An '. , ,- . ,.yn..,,e .N. MEN' V5 f' V f 1 ' pm! ne. - L 'ff 51, 1 AE . W., ' , . ...w,w-, we-.? f!'1 E 22-xi if Li-P 5 . QI: 'H' H. - HMM X 'N-. 'N-. Z P I I I I 1 I 'I I I I 1 I I I If-I 55 3 I, 1 .IX .1 i I I I I I I v J ' 1 . I If ze, . 1 I1 -w ,. 1 TIE r 14 12. s. 1 r , M rs '- s ' , I ! 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' U sc '- .' f ': . 7 . ,L ,, , ,VL ,, mix. u.-'zmmxmacmgz ' 1 v af . ,Lust n.,c..: 4 N FIRST GRADE BOTTOM ROW: BILLY BUKER, Juov JACKSON, DONALD WANDLER, HAZEL ROBERTS, JERRY COVERT, Bosav CHAFFIN, SHERRY HINMAN MIDDLE Row: JOHN PALIN, DEANNE MUNSON, JIMMY PALMER, CHARLES CHITTIM, WILLIAM TRIPLETT, KAY HOLT, ROBERT LEE HUNTER TOP ROV! NANCY ANDERSON, JEANETTE REED, KAREN SMITH, RICHARD REED, Juov STEVENS, DONNA FAv HEHITT, FRANCIS BICKELL, MRS. CLARK NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN: MAODALENA BRIONES LUCILLE RAHOS SECGND GRADE BOTTOM ROW: BETTY JEAN DICKINSON, DIOKIE MCCOOL, DONALD TRIPLETT, ALBERT WARNER, MIKE PAYNE, JERRY GARDNER, CEOLIA COLE HIDDLE ROV! BOBBY YLINEN, MARTIN WUODVARD, JUDY MUNDEN, JUDY ESCHE, LILLY OLSON, JIMMY DULUNTY, DHANE HINHAN TOP ROW: JACK BUKER, EVRITT SMITH, LOUETTA JONES, VIRGIL BROWN, DELORES SMITH, SHERMAN WILLIAMS, VERNA JONES, MRS. YLINEN NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN: WAvNE OLSON, LEO JOB, HAZEL WILLIAMS, ALFONSO RAMOS I I I vw' 'IWIW' I I I I I 'I I t, I I I WI I 'I I I I ,QI . ,II .I I I 'I I 4' I - I ., K . I ' I ' I I I ' I I I I I I I' . I' I I I I .I , QI I aI I I .J- Iv ,M I .Q I - 44431-' 1 ,- , 1, - ,I-, -I I I I I - -.. k'C g I I I 1 I ,., 'v Q.. I II - I . ,Jail an -. xi ' I . 1 GL I . I - ..I,- ,, '-K-11 1 tf':s'- .AWA 'Q ,I .. ,W I, - O-Z-, ,-II II I- f '1 r N I if r K- 35 H1 n ,Yi ..r 1 1 4 -L 'HHRD GRADE BoTToM Row: CYRIAK HANDLER, RICHARD KlTTELp LARRY BICKELL, ALVIE HINMAN, JERRALDINE SAMPSON, MARY KING, DELORES RICHARDS, NINA TRIPLETT TOP Rout ROBERT GARDNER, DEE STANLEY, GREGORY PALIN, TOMMY LEACR, DELILA MORRIS, VADA YATES, CAROL JEAN HOODHARD, DONNA KERR, MRs. COSTELLO, TEACHER FOURTH GRADE BOTTOM ROV! PATTV BUKER, DOLORES HACKETT, DONALEE LEACH, BARBARA CALANDER, JANICE KERR, HARVEY SHooK, JEROME HANSFIELD MIDDLE ROV! JOHNNY SVIGERT, ALVIN WAGNER, BOBBY THORSON, DANA MILLER, BETSY WINSHIP, GERALD BuRow, CLYDE TUCKER, MRS. HITE, TEACHER Top ROV! DONNA JEAN BABBIT, DOUGLAS JACKSON, RICRARD JONES, ROBERT OTLO, DOUGLAS MADIGAN, DEAN WILLIANSON, JosEPRuNE PAYNE. NDT PRESENT VHEN PlCTURE HAS TAKEN: PATRICIA BRODELL, ESTEVON BRIDNES hui M.. N ' , i I '+ 4 N, ff :- vw by V 9 V. , v 4 W N VF, . 'H GJ' A-. ?. ff 151. r'- ' 'I' . 4 L 4 1-:7'1s '-' 1 ' 1, ' , , ,wg ,ff I 1 x V . m-N N, A , . , , . , . V X A xf '-- .. , - 4 .-I P 4-71.1, , 1 . 4 ' I . . V 2,5 ' ' r Q 4 Q r ' fr ., .L , I L I -saxxuuugxsncauz . 5 'E . 1,-' Hb ,-..j N g :L 1' xii .X : il .pw .M -lr I 1 :.,.' 1. H fi' h - . V' - 4--.1 J H fb ,J 1 2 , ,P 1 - ,u 4 '.'Y,C .1 . A SJ- x- T5 'ill' 1 f u agp, Im I FWTH GRADE BOTTOM ROV: JOAN CLEMENS, HAROLD HEMPLE, RONALD KITTEL, JERRY HINHAN, GORDON TRIPLETT, IRENE JONES, MIDDLE ROV! DARLENE MORRIS, PADDV DVVER, RUDY SMITH, RONNV Gnorr, PATTY TROHBRIDGE, ROBERT COLE TOP ROV: HRS. CONNER, TEACHER, HAY BUKER, KATHERINE KING, DARREL SMITH, EDHIN KING, JUDITH HANSFIELD, HOWARD HILLIAMS. NDT PRESENT VHEN PICTURE VAS TAKEN! CAROL CHRISTIANSEN, BILLY JEAN FLANNIQAN, LARRY STATON MXTH GRADE BOTTOM Row: VIDLA HAGNER, LELA SHDDK, HARLEY WILLIAMSON, LESTER HINTDN, LEo PAYNE, LARRY JONES, MARVIN WILLIAMSON, KENNETH RDDERTS, GLEN HILL, ROBERTS GRANT MIDDLE ROV! JOHNNY YATES, HDBART GARDNER, BARBARA OTLO, VIRGINIA HEMPLE, LOIS UILLIAHS, ETTA JANE BRIGGS, MARLENE CONNER, DHANE EHLERT, GORDON HANN, JAMES MANSFIELD TOP ROV: MRS. BRAGG, TEACHER, KATHLENE BUROV, THoHAs KERR BARBARA GRANT, HAROLD SMITH, LUCILLE CALLENDER, BARBARA TUCKER, DALE JUDGE, HORNA WILLIAMSON, AUDREV LEE. NDT PRESENT WHEN PICTURE vAs TAKEN: HAzEL FLANNIGAN, ELFIE CHRISTIANSEN, BENHART Joe swf P212 f ffiflf 5 :iff -L 1. , S1 . ,V 1 A ,inf :V 4 'Q- i TL 2 4 .1 r4'5 1 l Y 1 W W 4 I , 1 I s 11, ,..e1 'lm 'u if .Ml T rf' 2r5. ., Ty' 3 s el sm my v -his .7 ,-'V 31.1, 4 Qi' :if V' ' ev w 1,5 .1 y i' 1 1 r 3...- J. 1 1 ,l . ht, '1'.',. .f ,W- , A .,,-, 4 hfjblw , 1,4 ' 1. lm' .ilu xv 515-54 W -A., ati 'ist any , '-1 ,. -x J ,, 5, rv.-f L I ,. V- k ,V gy ' 4- n 'V A 1 L 5' yf T 1 1 .. r., ,5 LH ,' ' 94 ' w '31 - r , 1 1 ,'. 1, ' 'H '1 1 .. c-'1 ' 1 :. . x ,Qc ' -Q P' L .pi ' . l. . , , + 5,- ' . s. , . 'br J' - . -Q ' ,,,4 1, A ' ,W 4 -. .1-,Z 7 . 'J . x 1 '-iii' - 1 f ,.' .gi . .5 V-1.5.1 . '31, -- ' 143' , 1 'f ,- f 1. wx. 5 -f.fm1Q,-Q' - vii' il fb, 5 41. Y. L ,vii ,fl 4.4.1 J' of , ,. ,.43.'-E..- F . 1, I . mg .-1-,-.-,.-.,,,.,, .,,........,.. .1...-. ,. .-.,. BOTTOM ROV! MIDDLE Row: TOP ROV! -ww-w-v-v--. .. . -.-L.... .. ..-. . .- - v..... v. -.,...,,,.... SEVENTH GRADE CAROL KERR, HELEN WILLIAMSON, CAROL SMlTH,JEANETTE WANDLER, WILHA JONES, ILLADEAN JONES, HERBERT HANDLER, LEE PAVNE KATHLEEN KANE, MRS. BIGKELL, TEACHER, CHARLES LUNCEFORD, HAYNE HCCOOL, JERRALD JUDGE, ROBERTA MILLER, BARBARA HUPFER, LARRY GRANT, FAV BROWN PATSY HINMAN, BONNIE CHAFFIN, DONNA PERRY, DOROTHY ANN VAUGHN, COLLEEN ANKENV, GERINE ALDRICT, LARRY STANLEYo NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURE VAS TAKEN! PATRICIA HHITE BOTTOM ROV: MIDDLE ROV: TOP ROV! EIGHTH GRADE GA1L PAYNE, DORIS MENAGER, IRENE Gmaznncn, SHIRLEY BUKER, BARBARA HACKETT, MYRNA LEE, RoaERTA BLAIR DALE GREENUP, Lols LARSON, ,DALE KIDDER, JERRALEE JUDGE, CARL STEWART, HAYNE HANSFIELD, Mn. BRAGG, TEACHER, DALE HENDRICKS, Rov JONES, ScoTTv COVERT, EPHRAIH HACKETT, LLOYD GREGORY, JAMES COLE, Louis VAUGHN Jefif' 'rl' 4 A-J 91 3-K .Aw 1 wr, -Biff. A :M v, ... 4 ,5- -N 4 uf 4 . Ju ' A 4. w - .' 'awk - ' , .La ., um uma .sg 4 4 . 1 w , I 5 4 1 fir ,1,,i?q.. V .fl , F ,-1. 3 AZ. 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BASKETBALL TEAM HARVEY BACKLIN, GUARDS SKIP ANKENY, FORWARDS LEON CONNER, CENTERS WALTER ROY, FORWARD! ROBERT OLSON, GUARD NORMAN PERRY, MANAGERS DALE MANSFIELD, RONALD LEE, GUARDS! RALPH YATES, CENTERS PHILIP MENAGER, GUARDS PRESCOTT HACKETT, FORHARDf HR, HITE, COACH FOOTBALL SQUAD PHILIP MENAGER, TACKLE3 MILTON HARPER, CENTER3 LLovD LARsoN, GUARDS HARVEY BADKLIN, TAcKLE: CLAUDE ANKENY, END: TED BUHLER, CENTERS PRESCOTT t HACKETT, HALF-BACK MR. Munson, COACHS DALE MANSFIELD, TACKLE5 HACTER I Rov, HALF-BACK! LEON CONNER, HALF-BACK: LARRV COSTELLO, GUARDS RALPH YATES, HALF BACK3 RONALD LEE, HALF-BACK! NORMAN PERRY, MANAGER Ducx HILL, GUARD: DoN HILLIAMSDN, GUARDS PAT 0vI:RTuRI-', GUARDS ALFRED LARSON, END: JIM 0vER'ruRF, - GUARD: BILLY WILLIAMSON, ENDS RAV MANN, GUARD. 1.-3, , v -an 4 :mx x ,s ,, f, H W L gx in .Q 1. '1 fd ' 'inf-I rw , ,.,. .,r ,A 'wh - . 95,11-I , S ,Tl gl Run 'I' , 5: , ,pl -1 . J, W uv. -3 . Q22 V - W- -v-- --Y-L .l- A E.-ueffw .-W Frat A. Q x IRR' fA'x y A . ,4 qliyh-,Ah THE SEASON NEVER DUTFOUGHT JURIES AND SICKN TEAM ON THE FIEL HIGH BUT LADY LU PIRATES CAME ONT WELL HITH THE B0 ING A REAL THREA MILTON HARP KEY MAN IN THE T YEAR AND so WILL A REAL THREAT ON THREE MORE YEARS COSTELLO, I60 LB LARSON, A JUNIOR LARRY IS A SENIO LINEUPO OUR TACKLES SPARKLED THE TEA WAS A DEADLY THR ISO LB. JUNIOR, HOUSE AT TACKLE. PLENTY OF HARD-D TO THEIR TOES. SQUAD NEXT YEAR, THE ENDS VE FROM TACKLE AND THIS POSITION FO AND TWO JUNIORS, ALSO ALFRED LARs RARIN' T0 Co NEx TWO GAMES BECAUS SENIORS AND WILL OF '48 wAs A BLACK oNE FOR TH PIRATES OF VICTOR HIGH SCHOOL ESS, WE WERE NEVER ABLE TO GE D. THE Bovs FOUGHT HARD AND CK LOOKED THE OTHER WAY WHEN O THE FIELD. OUR COACH, MR. E OUTHEIGHED BUT . BECAUSE OF IN T OUR COMPLETE THEIR SPIRIT WAS THE BLUE-JERSEYED MUNSON DID VERY YS BUT INJURIES KEPT THE TEAM FROM EVER BECOM' To E E R, A JUNIOR,PLAYED OFFENSIVE CENTER AND WAS A AM'S ATTACK. MILTON WILL BE WITH THE TEAM NEXT TEX BUHLER, RUGGED LINE-BACKING CENTER, WHO WAS DEFENSE, TED WILL PLAY FOR THE PIRATES FOR AS HE IS ONLY A FROSH. THE GUARDS WERE LARRY ., AND THE BIGGEST MAN ON THE SQUAD, AND LLOYD , WHO HELD HIS PART OF THE LINE DOWN CAPABLVQ R AND HE WILL BE SORELY MISSED IN THE PIRATES S WERE HARD-WORKING, NEVER-SAY-DIE BOYS WHO M ON ALL COUNTS, HARVEY BACKLIN, TEAM CAPTAIN, EAT TO ANY LINE PLUNGES. DALE MANSFIELD, A FILLED HIS BRoHTER's SHOES TO BECOME A POWER- PHIL MENAGER, ONLY A SOPHOMORE, STOPPED RIVING BACKS so THAT THEY COULD FEEL IT CLEAR THE LAST TWO Bovs WILL BE GREAT ASSETS T0 THE RE TWO SENIORS, HARVEY BACKLIN, WHO SWITCHED WAS A CONSTANT THREAT, ROBERT DLSON PLAYING R THE FIRST TIME AND DOING A GREAT JOB AT IT, SKIP ANKENY WHO LATER PLAYED IN THE BACK-FIELD, ON WHO GAINED VALUABLE EXPERIENCE AND WILL BE T FALL: SKIP WAS UNABLE TO PLAY IN THE FIRST E OF AN INJURED ANKLE. HARVEY AND ROBERT WERE BE MISSED BY THE BOYS NEXT YEAR, Q M, N Y w i Y I 5 . ' .1 ,ja J - f fa , ,. ' vw' fv ,tw .n F' . , f. i,.,X .1 my . W r w I N Y l i i .Qi MI: v..:Y,:A , ix F , f-fxga' 'X V . lu 5' Z, - Q ' l fi vii' ' ' w. ,A lr.. .W , ky. I l , 9' .. ,, 5'fg,,I..a ,1 ,. . .nv fx, A T?v'J.535R um Q , J . 150.3 , '-MZ! W J.-1 1 LW Q, ,- .fwfi ..!,...,-T-......,rr-D -.., W v,-,.-- - Y.---.. ,. .... ,fx wie 1 FOOTBALL IN THE BACKFIELD, WE FROM LINE POSITIONS T0 FILL VACANCIES CAUSED BY INJURIES. LEON CONNER SPEEDY, HARD-DRIVING HALF-BACK AND QUARTER-BACK VAS THE SPEAR-HEAD OF THE PIRATES HAMILTON PRAY, CONNER WILL BE GREATLY MISSED BY THE PIRATES BE- CAUSE OF HIS RUNNING AND PASS-CATCHING ABILITY AND HIS NEVER-GIVE IN SPIRIT. TION UNTIL PASSER AND UE HOPE HE WALTER Rov, A HE VAS HURT IN RUNNER WILL BE VILL SPARK THE HAD A VARIETY OF BOYS, SOME WHO MOVED ATTACK UNTIL HE VAS INJURED IN THE SDPHDMDRE PLAYED THE QUARTER-BACK POSI- THE MISSOULA GAME. 'BuD', A GREAT WITH THE PIRATES Fon TWO MORE vEARs AND Dovs TO BETTER SEASONS, PRESCOTT HACKET, A SENIOR STEPPED INTD THE HALF-BACK SLOT AFTER Rov HAS IN JURED AND aEcAME A GREAT HELP TO THE TEAM, DESPITE HIS SMALL sIzE HE HAS A GOOD BLOCKER AND TACKLER AND WILL BE MISSED av THE PIRATES NEXT YEAR, PHILIP MENAGER MOVED FROM TACKLE T0 FILL IN THE VACANCY LEFT BY CONNER AND WAS ONE OF THE MOST PROMISING LINE-SMASHERS IN THE VALLEY, SKIP ANKENY THE MOST VERSATILE MAN ON THE TEAM PROVED HE COULD PASS, CALL PLAYS AND RUN HARD IN THE QUARTER-BACK SLOT. RONALD LEE, A SENIOR, PLAYED AS FULL-BACK AND QUARTER-BACK, HE BACKED THE ONE AND BLOCKED FOR GAINS, HE HILL BE MISSED BY THE TEAM NEXT YEAR, THE PIRATES START O-MAN FOOTBALL NEXT FALL, NOT HAVING SUFFI CIENT RESERVES TO CONTINUE COMPETITION IN VALLEY GAMES, GOOD LUCK MEN, VE'RE ALL VITH YOU, QV' 11,5 , .1 ., 3 'M . I.',.f 222-v A, 'Z .Q ,.1 ,., 'v . w ..4 rn: X 'A .VI 21.59 ,. gf 1 ., -,.a, f1 1. r, ai N'-1 Q - ,- ,Y 1 , 1 'V f I 'A 'LQYQ 'L.- f - 'N rv-F12 4 V gn. ,A 11,5 - 141'-l , 1,, A ON THE SECOND STRING AT CENTER F... -- ,-.- ..puI-,,-.UII-ww -,Y v -1-L Sf BASKETBALL THE BOYS FROM V, H. S. HAD AN UNSUCCESSFUL SEASON ON THE GYMNASIUM FLOORS OF THE VALLEY THIS YEARa THEY WERE ELIMINATED BY DRUMMOND IN THE TOURNEY AT DEER LODGE, BUT NEVER LOST THEIR FIGHTING SPIRIT AND ALWAYS HAD THE WILL TO WIN. THE TEAM WAS COACHED BY FRANK CONNER, LOCAL BUSINESSMAN WHO GAVE HIS TIME AND WORKED TO TURN US INTO A TEAM, HE WERE ALSO COACHED AT THE START OF THE SEASON BY SWEDE OLIVER, WHO DID MUCH TO IMPROVE THE ABILITY OF THE BOYS. MR. HITE, REGULAR COACH WAS UNABLE TO BE THE MENTOR THIS YEAR BUT WAS ON HAND vusnzvzn we Nssoso HIM. THE FIRST STRING WAS CAPTAINED ev HARVEY BACKLIN, A SEN- IOR, PLAYING GUARD AND ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING ALL AROUND PLAYERS IN THE CIRCUIT, A DEADLY LONG SHOT AND TOP REBOUND MAN, HARVEY WILL BE A GREAT LOSS TO THE PIRATES. LEON CONNER ANOTHER SENIOR WAS THE FASTEST BOY ON ANY FLOOR, SLIPPED IN FOR LIGHTING SET-UPS AND SCORED WHEN SCORING WAS NEEDED, THE TEAM WILL GREATLY MISS THIS BOY WHO PLAYED CENTER FOR THE BLUE' AND-GOLD. OUR FORWARDS WERE BOTH HIGH SCORERS WHEN THEY GOT HOT, SKIP ANKENY, A JUNIOR WAS HIGH POINT MAN AND SPARK-PLUG OF THE ATTACK, SKIP WILL PLAY AGAIN NEXT YEAR AND WE LOOK FOR A 20 POINT AVERAGE FOR HIM. THAT SCRUPPY QUICK FELLA PLAYING THE OTHER FORWARD WAS BUD ROY A SOPHOMORE, AND ONE OF THE BEST BALL-HANDLERS ON THE SQUAD. V. H. S. WLL HAVE BUD FOR'TWO MORE vI:Ans Ano us Hop: HE REALLY Goss T0 SLOT WAS ROBERT OLSON, A SENIOR AND A-squno BASKETBALL. Rossnr WILL BE SINKERS AND CAREFUL FLOOR-WORK WERE TOWN- AT THE OTHER GUARD PLAYING HIS FIRST YEAR AT MISSED NEXT YEAR, HIS LONG TOPS. WE HAVE RALPH YATES, ONLY A FROSH AND HE SHOWED A LOT OF PROMISE. HE SHOULD REALLY GO IN HIS NEXT THREE YEARS. AT FORWARDS WE HAD TWO SENIORS, PRESCOTT HACKETT AND RONALD LEE WHO WERE READY TO GO FOR THE PIRATES, PRESCOTT DID A FINE JOB AND WAS ALWAYS THERE AT THE TIME HE WAS NEEDED MOST. 4 n -1. H-f -. IJ 151 :PL 12, I .fi J' RK f -, ,if ., MM.. . J,.,,.,. ',,gg,'4E ' 4 .N ,- . w X N n-' 1-1 1 pa' F. I r '.,1,-5 ..,,z .I .-f' ' Q. L. 'v ' , JU. -' .V ' ,.,1 .aw , . . A ij' H ,-.' , ,,.., , ,. ' ,h .-1 .. J. - M- . L,-X-.,.'.. -. .. ,J - , 4 - 4 1 ' ' 'r' ,. 'I' V' - . I f 1 1' , I ,, 1 V v ., If -x .vz .Fir-. 1 'ip .- L , 1 7 - u - 1-., ',,. ..L.-,j,-6 ,N . L 'J 1 I J 'J'3v ' 5,1-:F-1 1-'ua ,R 4. :,'Q.:QlI5iw L- 51 . 'qw L., V, , A 2-324 ON THE SECOND STRING AT CENTER WE HAVE RALPH YATES, ONLY A FROSH AND HE SHOWED A LOT OF PROMISE. HE SHOULD REALLY G0 IN HIS NEXT THREE YEARS, AT FORWARDS WE HAD TWO SENIORS, PRESCOTT HACKETT AND RONALD LEE, WHO WERE READY T0 GO FOR THE PIRATES. PRESCOTT DID A FINE JOB AND WAS ALWAYS THERE AT THE TIME HE WAS NEEDED MOST. THESE BOYS WILL BE GREATLY MISSED, DALE MANSFIELD, A JUNIOR PLAYED A RUGGED GAME AT GUARD FOR THE PIRATES, PLAYING AS A REGULAR FOR MUCH OF THE SEASON. HE WILL BE AN ASSET OF THE TEAM NEXT YEAR. PHIL MENAGER ONLY A SOPHOMORE WAS IN THERE FIGHTING AND WILL BE A VALUABLE PLAYER AS A JUNIOR AND SENIOR. PHIL WAS GOOD ON REBOUNDS AND KNEW HOW TO STICK IN THE BUCKETS, M S 0 II Q , U' 1,- 5 ,JN 1' , . , , Y V15 V. 'W rr L' Hu. . f J , 9-.a3 5.'. 1 x A . ,Ms s Q ,, I ,wh 1 V: -, ,ff . E . fu. -g . ,,, A ,Q e TL vt f 2-.. - ll-4 - 'v e'f1-??', A1 I Q A gY:w :3r'-, .I 5,-,,f , . 'A' sf W- .M ' ' W ,L- L ,Jam-1..'lQ I X - . L 4, , , X ,X 1 I 1 Q ri 1,4 J 1-.Jr A .4 1 Hi V qv-af 4 :lg Q , .5 ', . .I dxf-ff' CINDER SQUAD VICTOR HIGH SCHOOL'S FLASH ON THE CINDERS, LEON CONNER, LED HIS MATES TO WIN THE STATE TRACKMEET TITLE AT THE INTERSCHOLASTIC IN MISSOULA, WINNING FIRST IN THE IOO, 220, AND 440 YARD DASHES AND FIRST IN THE BROAD JUMP, LEON COLLECTED 20 POINTS T0 TAKE INDIVIDUAL HONORS AND WIN THE MEET FOR THE PIRATES. , ROBERT 0LSON,A,SENIOR,HIGH-JUMPED FOR VICTOR, BUT FAILED T0 PLACE. ALFRED LARSON SHOWED PROMISE IN THE HURDLES AND 440 AND HAS ANOTHER YEAR, PHIL MENAGER, A SOPHOMORE, RAN THE HALF AND GAINED VALUAHLE EXPERIENCE FOR THE NEXT TWO YEARS, COMPETING IN COUNTY AND INVITATIONAL MEETS WERE RALPH YATES, A FROSH HEIGHT TOSSER AND DASH MAN OF GREAT PROMISE, BUD ROY THROWING THE JAVELIN AND SHOWING ABILITY TO MAKE IT RQUGH FOR COMPETITORS AS A JUNIOR AND SENIOR, HARVEY BACKLIN RUNNING A GOOD MILE BUT NOT QUITE PLACING, BILL WILLIAMSON, A SOPHOMORE HURDLER WAS NOT EXPERIENCED ENOUGH BUT SHOWED GOOD FORM, DALE HANSFIELD RAN THE HALF AND COMPETED IN THE HEIGHTS AND SHOULD D0 WELL IN HIS RE' HAINING YEAR, VICTOR, THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF LEON, PLACED THIRD IN THE INVITATIONAL AND THIRD IN THE OOUNTY MEETS. LEON SET THREE NEW RECORDS AT THE INVITATIONAL MEET, RUNNING THE IOO IN I0.I, 220 IN 22.3, 440 IN 52.I. AT THE COUNTY MEET, HE TIED THE IOO YARD DASH RECORD AND BROKE THE 440 YARD DASH RECORD WITH A MARK OF 52.2. HE ALSO WON THE BROAD JUMP WITH A TERRIFIC LEAP OF 2I FEET 5 INCH, THE BEST THAT HAS BEEN DONE IN THE STATE FOR SEV- ERAL YEARS. LEON IS A SENIOR AND WILL NOT BE WITH THE PIRATES NEXT YEAR, BUT LET'S HOPE HE INSPIRED THE REMAINING BOYS TO REALLY GO TO WORK AND KEEP UP VICTOR'S REPUTATION ON THE TRACK, RONALD LEE SPORTS EDITOR Q.. . ,I ll' X I 1 I 1, 4 , . f1 ,.. 3.44 . -Q' 2 111 , VV' V X x 'r L P N f i 1 'sf' - .,u. I , ' 'L '22 7 ,n, . 1 Q w 4 ' fx fl t. li it . L, ET ,e. L., N 45. I. :,,, ,.,JtE1,mgfg , .'. ' , -.'. A-Q! .,. .gI:,.. V. ,jab nf H-SQUAD GRADE BASKETBALL r. x 1 4 x r 1 nic I . Cam, fd Lg J l 'II , .W 9 X W 4 1 r . ii ,. 1 : L .-AA 1 1 ' -' ,, I , . - , . .-x 'ff '- wif? M? ri Y- fn' ' ' I! B- , . ,Q EW-i: i'f1, if ' A , 'Jw 1 new A e -- -...., .. -., --,,. -...-1----.L -v-. W. ...E 111. , .,,, , ,fx ,,,. , ,7,F,-,nulgh-1-,,W,-l,Y T uw.-,L H-1' B-SQUAD SEATED: FRANK OTLO, FORWARDS TED BUHLfR, GUARDS PHILIP HENAGER GUARDS RALPH YATES, CENTER: ALFRED LARSON, GUARD: Don WILLIAMSON, FORUARD: LLOYD LARSON,GUARD STANDING3NORHAN PERRY, MANAGERS DICK HILL, FORWARDS HARVEY HACKETT, GUARD: PAT OVERTURF, GUARD: JERRY TROVBRIDGE, FoRwARo: BILLY WILLIAMSON, FORWARDS RAY MANN, GUARDS NR. HITE, COACH, GRADE BASKETBALL BOTTOM Row: CHEERLEADERS, SHIRLEY BUKER, DORIS MENAGER, IRENE GINQERICH MIDDLE Row: WAYNE NANSFIELD, GUARDS JAMES COLE, FORVARDZ DALE KIDDER, CENTERS CARL STEWART, GUARDI EPHRAIM HACKETT, GUARDS LLoYD GREGORY, GUARD TOP Row: LARRY STANLEY, FDRUARD3 ROY JONES, GUARD3 DALE HENDRICKS, FORWARDS CHARLES LUNCEFORD, FoRvARog LOUIS VAUGHN, GUARD5 Scorrv CovER1', FoRwARD3 MR. BRAGG, COACH. -ll l 1 1 -L 1-, .. r'R',.1 Fil 34' 1 w H- i' a 32.7 i . X ,V J ' -.Fe ' ' , , . A, . , xl 1 . l 1 f I 'o , , 4 I I 32' 1, L .- Q' --v '. gqagfeg , , , 1,-f .. c..F it 'Y X :'. L, A Vw f QE'- JJ I U I -' E I-E... sx 'Q Nb X X Ps Sp, , 'Ei in SY' as ', K 745531 I I X: Qx X X A P 1 n w r i sf V Q T fl? Wei. wr JIJ- F 1 W 5 -1, wire, ' - '.j,C.f , ,5' Y Y 1 ' l Y N r wg., v .- I f e' bn, .,,y.l! ,, :J 1 L I . .A 1 t-may 1 N 3' :Zi BOTTOM ROVS MIDDLE ROWS TOP ROV! SEATED: STANDINGS 1 . A,.4 , i n I. GLEE CLUB YVONNE NEHPLE, BERNICE VAUGHN, LETTY BISHOP, LOUISE GREGORY, SHIRLEY HILL, GLADY8 SHIOERT UILHA RICHARDS, ETHEL STEVENS, JOAN KIDDER, JUNE ROUAN, OLETHA GREGORY, DARETTA HAKI, NANCY HINHAN, DIRECTOR JOSEPH BRAGO HITZI DHYER, BEVERLY HATTER8, JUOITH PATTON, BERYL HANN, JEANETTE RICHARDS, MARY ANN KANE, HELEN GINOERICN, DRRLENE HlNHANo BAND Em-mnm HACKETT, Pnnov Dvvzn, Loss Lamson, BERYL HANN, Jules Hccum-:, Bn.u.v UILLQIANSON, Pnesco'r1' Hncxcrr, GAIL Pune, Juourn PATTON, PATSY HINMAN, JAMES cou:, Danzrn MAKI, snmuzv Buxsn DALE KIDDER,.DARLENE HINHAN, SCOTTY COVERT, HELEN GINOERICH, DIRECTOR JOSEPH-BRAOG, ,1 4,- 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 ..i .. 1 1, 1,. , 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 xl f 1 1 ,. 14-.2 C. . ,BZ , v L -if I. 11 , 1 1 1 V , 1 - -11 -,e 5: ' f 11, .. 1, ,, . 1 nr 4 ., ef ' r ,flr i I sw ' ', Afviiftfi 'N 1.af5L.'.cf,: . .,,, . 1--,. L?- -3, ., -4.. 'U'-:Ng Q ' HS iw 1 '.4.y.-' 13 ?H.f. 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'1!i,'Lq':- T'25,Y. 1 - ,gm -.., 5 - : - , rf, il-,.. ww! ' -V. I m, 4. , . ' ..! .p'1,...7pum.V - fy- -aI-- f+w......-f, ,,-ppu-n..--1-wr-wuvuub ---7 - I FRONT Row: HELEN GINGERICH HIDDLE ROV! BERNICE VAUGHN, LOUISE GREGORY, MARLENE wAvHAN, GLADYS SHIQERT, GORDON, SPONSOR BACK ROV! WILHA RICHARDS, PEP CLUB CHEERLEADERS, DARLENE HINMAN, LORRAINE HINTON, YvoNNE WEMPLE, LETTV BISHOP' MARV ANN KANE, BERTHA LUNCEFORD, OLETHA GREGORY, JUDITH PATTON, MARIA OTLO, SHIRLEY HILL, MISS MITZI DHYER, BEVERLY WATTERS, JOAN ROBBINS, JOAN KIDDER, JUNE RouAN, ETHEL STEVENS, BERVL MANN, DARETTA HAKI, JEANEYTE RICHARDS, NANcv HINHAN. AMONG THE ACTIVITIES SPONSORED BV THE PEP CLUB DURING THE YEAR HAS A BASKET SOCIAL FOR THE PURPOSE OF RAISINO FUNDS FOR UNIFORMS, THE PEP CLUB ALSO SPONSORED SEVERAL PEP DANCES AFTER THE BASKETBALL GAMES, IN HARCH, THEY HONORED THE FOOT- BALL AND BASKETBALL BOYS WITH A BANQUET GIVEN IN THEIR HONOR. THE OFFICERS OF THE PEP CLUB ARE: PRESIDENT Q n s Q .HELEN GINGERICH VICE PRESIDENT n A .UILMA RICHARDS SECRETARY TREASURER,MARLENE HAYHAN CHEERLEADERS THIS YEAR'S CHEERLEADERS WERE fLEFT TO RIGHT, DARLENE HINMAN, LORRAINE HINTON, AND HELEN GINGERICH, , .-1 1 .Wi ' - 11 X . 1 T We W. b ' ' ' ' ,, . .32 , 1 1 11 11 '1 11 11 +1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 fi. 1 71131 1 , -1 11 1 1 ,I az, '. 1 1 1 1 1 X, , 1 I , ,1,.- 1J -,vw Q , A115 4 'a'- 'ifulk . 1 1 1 1-111 -1,111 1 515-1 J T .V 'l s 4 'T ' E 1 4-I 2 -.. , V A s1,:1.-sea-15 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 F cf 1',,l1 'Af 1 111,111 1 -1? 'E T, Q I 1 'L ..4. .TM 1 r 1 , 1 . R . f , . I . -.,, -. ,,..,,.. BOTTOM ROV: HIDDLE ROV! TOP ROY! BOTTOM ROV! MIDDLE ROV! TOP ROV: iff.- . .,. ... E...-,,.,,,..-.,,,,.,..., - ..,.... ANNUAL STAFF HITZI DHYER, JAMES HCCUNE, ETHEL STEVENS, PRESCOTT HACKETT, HARIA UTLO, HARVEY BACKLIN ROBERT OLSON, JOAN KIDDER, LEON CONNER, LARRY COSTELLO, BERVL MANN, MISS GORDON, SPONSOR Louls: Gnzoonv, NORMAN Pcnnv, JOAN Rosanna, RoNALo LEE, BEVERLV MATTERS. PIRATE STAFF LETTV Bnsnov, MARIA OTLO, BEVERLY BISHOP, BERYL MANN, ETHEL STEVENS, LOUISE GREGORY NonMAN PERRY, JOAN KIDDER, JAMES Mccuuz, JoAN Rosanne, LAnnv cosTELLo, Mlss Gonnon, Sponson. RONALD LEE, BEVERLV HATTERS, Roaznr 0LsoN, Leon Counzn, Hlrzl Duvsn, Hnnvzv BACKLIN, Pnsscotr HAcxcTT. rx I 1 my' ,gi E H I1 g. -9. il.: .., 'fi' f uf '.!. -Q! ,Q J 1 A Q.. QQ it 'f Av' fifl ,li ,Lef- 32 ., 3,1 2' -v J55'.i:'Q '?ffjQ? Qi g if vm--. ,.:.P. , -P 1 , F - V :ge sf .wg wi is A v :Qs .lf-1' P-ig-22 .SQ 'f x. -1. 1 4 - 'ii ny! F xr ,lr 1 W , . H+. fi: x 1 x ' kr. ,Q A , , 23,1 SEATED2 HELEN GINGERIOH, REPRESENTATIVE DARETTA BEVERLY HARLENE STANDING: DALE LEON STUDENT COUNCIL OF THE PEP CLUB. MAKI, REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FRESHHAN CLAS8o OF THE SENIOR CLASS HATTERS, REPRESENTATIVE AND SECRETARY or THE STUDENT COUNCIL. NAYMEN, REPRESENTATIVE OF THE JUNIOR CLASS. HANSFIELD, REPRESENTATIVE OF THE JUNIOR CLASS AND VICE PRESIDENT OF STUDENT COUNCIL CONNER, REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SENIOR CLASS, AND PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL. HR. MARK P. HITE, SPONSOR, ROBERT OLSON, REPRESENTATIVE OF THE PIRATE. BILLY WILLIAMSON, REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SOPHOHORE BOTTOM ROV! CLASS, SENIOR CLASS LOUISE GREGORY, PRESCOTT HACKETT, MITZI DUYER, RONALD LEE, MARIA OTLO MIDDLE ROV! MR. HITE, SPONSOR, JAMES NCCUNE, LEON CONNER, ROBERT OLSON, LARRY COSTELLO, HARVEY BACKLIN, NORMAN PERRY TOP ROV! JOAN Roaslus, JOAN KIDDER, BERYL MANN, ETHEL STEVENS, BEVERLY NATTERS OFFICERS or THE SENIOR CLASS ARE: PRESIDENT: BEvERLv NATTERS VICE PRESIDENT! RONALD LEE SECRETARY-TREASURER! MARIA 0TLo CLASS HoTTo: CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWERS 'THE FOUNDATION or LIFE IS or CHARACTER.' 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