Honor Roll At Chateau High Six Week Period
The Honor Roll at Chateau High for the first six weeks lists 19 students across grades. Senior Clarice Wright and Jesse Malone carry five subjects, while juniors Kaye Ferris Richard Koch Ruth Swanson also carry five. Sophomores Julie Jaumotte Marlene Vance Bob Kelly Janet Standish Lydia Cummings and freshmen Sharon Alzheim er Howard Truchot Dean Baker Joann Chalmers are also noted with honors. Six-point scale explained: 8.0 is an A average, 6.0 equals a B plus.
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Chateau High
Clarice Wright
Gue Frazier
Jesse Malone
Darlene Shelmerdine
Virginia McAuley
Howard Truchot
Dean Baker
Joann Chalmers
Carol Armstrong
Penny Dahlin
Jacquie Paulus
Kenny Rustad
Baglien
Jeri Armstrong
Ruth Swanson
Jan Jaumotte
Janet Clark
Don Baumgartner
Kaye Ferris
Allen
Andy Anderson
Linda Whipple
James Standish
Fred Jackson
Marlene Vance
Ralph Bachmeier
Mr Daly
Sue Perkins
Sharon Alzheimer
Jim Crane
Connie Poore
Wr Buley
F.H A
Fern Hughes
Lila Sessions
Beverly Dabney
Beverly Dabnney
Ragar F
F. A
Melvin Moon
Harold Yeager
Dick Clark
Kenny Arensmeyer
Gary Arensmeyer
Lowell Meyers
Nauck C
Carol Enderson
McNamee
Lettermen
Harvey Hanson
Tony Jaconetto
Don Baumegartner
Gene Depner
Bob Hickman
Peck
All North Central Honor Orchestra to perform at M E A convention
A Friday concert Oct 25 at the Civic Center auditorium features the All North Central Honor Orchestra drawn from North Central Montana high schools. Conducted by Professor Harold Mealy of Idaho University, six Chateau high school students will perform including Marlene Vance and Clarice Wright. Rehearsals are all day Thursday and Friday with an 8 15 p m concert. Admission will be charged.
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North Central
North
Montana
Harold Mealy
Idaho University
Chateau High School
Marlene Vance
Clarice Wright
Judy Bivens
Marvin Larson
Carol Enderson
Julie Jaumotte
Civic Center Auditorium
Student leadership rosters for science and library clubs
The lists name students and sponsors across programs including Science Club, Library Club, Honor Society, Student Council, and Band. Key roles include presidents such as Sue Frager and Mary Ellen Bouma, secretaries like Kay Ferris and Shirley Arensmeyer, and sponsors Mr. Schiller and Mrs. Rustad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Club
Sue Frager
David Parkett
Kay Ferris
Darlene Shelmerdine
Roberta Edwards
Barbara Standish
al Finley
Library Club
Mary ‘Ellen Bouma
Shirley Arensmeyer
Penny Dahlin
Rustad
Clarice Wright
Jesse Malone
Judy Davison
Mr Schiller
Kenneth Rustad
Barbara Stanldish
Marlene Vance
Mr. Peck. Band
Carol Armstrong
Kathy Johnson
Carol Enderson
Dell Rowley
Mr. Daly
Indies Announce 1957 Practice Sessions Begin
The Chateau Independents will start practice for the season on Sunday October 27 at 2 pm in the high school gym. Don Arensmeyer notes a full Triangle League schedule. Players are urged to join, with a Nov 4 game against the All-American Red Heads on the horizon.
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Chateau Independents
Don Arensmeyer
Arensmeyer
Sun River Game Check Point Changes Announced
Dick Munroe announces new game check stations in the Sun River area to replace closed sites in Sun River canyon and Elk Creek road. A station near Augusta’s main street will check elk from Sun River Willow Creek Ford Creek and Elk Creek drainages while self registering booths will be set on Teton Canyon Deep Creek and North Fork Dearborn roads for voluntary reporting.
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Sun River
Dick Munroe
Fish and Game District
Augusta
Sun River Canyon
Elk Creek Road
Helena
Willow Creek
Ford Creek
Elk Creek
Munroe
Teton Canyon
Deep Creek
North Fork
Dearborn
Golden Vance Injured In Harvesting Accident
Fairfield Beach farmer Golden Vance was injured when a potato digger clogged and caught his jacket in the power takeoff. He was swung by the shaft and freed by others. he was taken to Teton Memorial hospital by Ted Hoops from the ranch where the accident happened.
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Fairfield Beach
Golden Vance
Vance
Teton Memorial Hospital
Ted Hoops
Brewers Foundation Grants Aid Midwestern Barley Farmers
The United States Brewers Foundation awarded 100000 in research grants to North Dakota Agricultural College Fargo University of Minnesota St Paul and other Midwestern colleges and stations to improve barley varieties increase production and strengthen barley against competition. Fellowships will go to five western state stations with results possible within five years.
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Midwest
United States Brewers Foundation
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
Institute of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
St. Paul
University of South Dakota At
Brookings
Montana State College
Bozeman
College of Agriculture, University of Wisconsin At Madison
Local Business Expands to Oliver Dealership
Andy Jenson of Andys Radio TV expands operations by taking over the Oliver machinery and parts line plus Admiral and Sylvania appliances. The new Andys Implement and Appliance will be in the Al Barton building with a full radio TV shop and a machinery repair shop and live washer demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Jenson
Andy’s Radio TV
Oliver Machinery
Admiral
Sylvania Electrical
Jenson
Chateau High School
Spokane
Air Force
Andy’s Implement and Appliance
al Barton
Sylvania
Fairfield Bench Woman Dies in Great Falls
Mrs. Ella J. Hagen 29 of Fairfield Bench died Tuesday in a Great Falls hospital after a five year illness. Born March 17 1928 in Baker Montana she moved to Fairfield with her parents in 1937 and later graduated from Simms high school. She married Paul R. Hagen in 1951 and is survived by her husband a sister Sylvia Little and nephew Craig Little. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Ella J. Hagen
Fairfield
Great Falls
Baker, Mont
John Wenz
Simms High School
Great Falls Commercial College
Paul R. Hagen
Sylvia Little
Craig Little
Jacksonville, Fla
Son of Former Choteau Resident Hit by Truck
Richard Groot eight year old son of Mrs William Groot former Choteau resident now living in Great Falls was struck by a slowly moving truck at Cen ia and Ninth Street in Great Falls Friday Oct 18. He suffered deep abrasions to his right leg below the knee as a result of the incident.
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Richard Groot
Ninth Ave
Great Falls
Cenia
Ninth Street
William Groot
Ground Observer Corps Weekly Schedule
The schedule lists volunteers by date for the Ground Observer Corps. On Sunday Oct 27 Elsie Hightower is scheduled followed by Jessie Gollehon on Monday Oct 28 Velma Olsen on Tuesday Oct 29 and TIRNERGRY on Oct 30 Betty Jo Dahn on Thursday Oct 31 Jenny Knaff on Friday Nov 1 and Irene McManus on Saturday Nov 2 Marie Bruno.
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Ground Observer Corps
Elsie Hightower
Jessie Gollehon
Velma Olsen
Tirnergry
Betty Jo Dahn
Jenny Knaff
Irene McManus
Marie Bruno
Aronson Endorses Moose Masquerade Halloween Stance
Aronson voices support for Moose Masquerade Dance on Halloween as youth governance and conduct reforms are urged. He praises Montana youths for high standards of character integrity and patriotism while noting a few delinquent juveniles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aronson
Erica
Montana
Youth Honor Day Sponsorship Joins Moose Lodges in Montana
Governor J Hugo Aronson announces collaboration between the Moose Lodges of Montana and the Northwest to sponsor Youth Honor Day on Halloween Eve. The event aims to promote youth service and community involvement statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Northwest
J. Hugo Aronson
Bulldogs Rout Valier in 41 7 Victory
Choteau Bulldogs dominated Valier 41 7 as Keith George and Bob Hickman led special teams and rushing averages. Roger Gefeller Baumgartner Jaconetty Dunckel fueled the Bulldog backfield while Agee sparked the Panthers with a 79 yard kickoff return for their lone score.
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Valier
Chateau
Panthers
Keith George
Bob Hickman
Roger Gefeller
Baumgartner
Jaconetty
Dunckel
Bulldog
Agee
Choteau Dominates Valier 41 to 7 in Gridiron Victory
Choteau gains 182 rushing yards to Valier’s 21 and totals 234 yards to 52. Choteau’s passing 52 yards on 3 completions from 11 attempts while Valier posts 31 yards on 5 completions from 11 attempts. Choteau forces 3 interceptions and fumbles once, Valier 3 fumbles with 2 lost. Penalties total 35 yards for Choteau and 15 for Valier. Final score 41 to 7.
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Choteau
Valier
Second Big Snowstorm Hits Teton County
County Extension Agent Ray Kelly notes weather extremes as October 1957 records show a Tuesday high of 84 degrees and a courthouse low of 10 above zero. The note compares to October 1946 lows and suggests a continuing trend from September.
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Ray Kelly
Moisture Falls as Major Storm Drenches Teton County
Up to 5 p.m. Tuesday 0.31 in precipitation added to October total of 0.85 in, surpassing all Octobers since 1946. Forecasters expect more snow through Sunday or Monday, risking historic records. By Wednesday, winds eased and road crews worked to reopen streets as USS Perkins earns combat pay in Korea.
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Teton County
Land
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National Honor Society
Jack Bradley
Marlene Shelmerdine
Choteau High School
Te Rent Cell
Carl Larson
Indies
Brewers Foundation
Oliver
Moose Hall
Rhythmaires
Clarke
Coast To Coast Stores
Bulldogs
Taylor Motor Company
Bob
Perkins
Vienna
Hersheys Chocolate
Dainties
Good Housekeeping
Lifestone
MORSE
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