Augusta High School - Wapiti Yearbook (Augusta, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1964 volume:

WAPITI Members of the 1964 Senior Class wish to present this volume of the Wapiti to their parents and the community of Augusta. This 1964 annual will recall fond memories to those who have partaken in the accomplishment of this yearbook. The past school years have been spent in preparation for life’s future which depends on the capabilities of the class of 1964. We would like to thank each and every one wholeheartedly for their irreplacable support. 1 DEDICATION We, the class of 1964 dedicate this annual to our outstanding teacher, Mr. Clifford Wilson. Mr. Wilson has taught courses in history at the Augusta High School for the past years. The Senior Class sincerely expresses their ut- most gratitude to the help and cooperation we have received from his interest in our activities. 2 fblunl histoni cli A meri! Thurs jh I y Kc the edim I feel that! mr s lax Russian «1 ■«instantly bo on thl led, while the edua [depends more on ' In of the personali' pi ambition of each ii he adds. ssiKned to give twoi dan w ? chairm; lee fiat presentj i typi� of sc J |ihe strengtlfcJ |1 it to A r ystmriAk th« «V led the iduals a! cts the group elude: datinjl rreck imtfcfl jmoroui explain y as a p i(The firs Rent's b 1 Mi n-sts i lint by lor I.irul ituderv ADMINISTRATION 3 MR. E. J. TUOMI MR. PAUL ROHNKE To possess something that is a token of our achievements, a reminder of our pleasant as- sociations and experiences, a tribute to those we FOREWORD hold high in esteem is desired by all. In pre- paring for the Wapiti for 1964 we hope we have accomplished that purpose. May it be a reminder of a year’s endeavor to attain a higher goal, a means by which we may live again in memory the pleasant days at AHS. May it be a symbol of our loyalty to the institution that has prepared us for our life work. SCHOOL BOARD: Art Mills, Bill Bar- rett, Roland Mosher, Bert Artz and Roscoe Geise. ADMINISTRATION The Administration consists of the School Board Members and the superintendent. The Board Members are hard-working men of the community who deserve a lot of credit for keeping the school functioning properly. The only reward these men receive is the satisfaction of seeing a job well done. As an individual, the superintendent has the largest responsibility. The welfare of the School and student body are continually on his mind. All the students should realize his efforts to help them and respect him for his time and devotion to their betterment. 4 FACULTY MR. WILSON: Social Studies Senior Sponsor MISS BACH: Home Economics F.H.A. Advisor Girls’ P. E. MR. ROHNKE: Business Education MR. DAY: Mathematics MR. WINSLOW: Coach Science Junior Sponsor MRS. BAUMANN: English French MR. NELSON: Vo-Ag. Science F.F.A. Advisor MR. ANDERSON: Band Sophomore Sponsor MR. KOSKI: Business Education Coach Freshman Sponsor 5 6 CAROL GOURLEY Always a chaser, never a catcher Senior Flay.............................4 Band................................ 3,4 F.H.A............................1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Reporter...........................4 Pep Club............................1,2, 3,4 Tumbling................................2,3 Class Vice President......................2 P.E...................................1,2,3 Heisey Award 3 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN TERRY NETT Here I am you lucky people! Football..............................1, 2, 3,4 Track...................... 1,2,3,4 Basketball .............................1,2,3 A Club..............................1,2, 3,4 Boy's State Delegate........................3 Annual Staff Co-Editor......................4 Senior Play.................................4 President ..................................1 Vice President..............................4 7 REECE BURNS Everything I like is either illegal, immoral or fattening Football..................................1,2 Basketball..........................1,2,3,4 Track............................. 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff................................4 Senior Play.................................4 A Club..................................3.4 Boy's State Alternate.......................3 JODIE COZZIE Pennsylvania, Here I come!!! Chorus....................... P.E.......................... Pep Club . .................. F.H.A........................ Senior Play................... 1,2,3,4 . . 1,2 1,2, 3,4 . . . 1 . . 4 ED DRIEKQSEN My middle name is work but my first name is don't Football............................1,2, 3,4 Basketball.......................... 1,2,4 Track .......................................1 Class Vice President.........................3 High School Rodeo........................... 2 Senior Play..................................4 8 CHARLENE GELSINGER An all around girl a girl all around” F.H.A...............................1,2,3,4 Pep Club..............................1, 2,3,4 District F. H. A. Vice President...........3 Pep Club President ........................4 Girl’s State Delegate......................3 Annual Staff...............................4 Senior Play................................4 Cheerleader ...........................2,3,4 Heisey Award...............................3 Class President............................3 Chorus ................................1,2,4 Lariat .................................. 4 P. E.....................................1.2 JOHN GERVAIS Why study and neglect your good looks? P.E....................................1.2 Sports Manager..................... 1,2.3 Senior Play............................ 4 A Club...............................1.2 Lariat Staff.............................4 MARY JEAN GINTHER NORMAN oooo-o-o-www-o-o-o Chorus.............................1,2,3,4 P. E....................................1.2 Cheerleader..........................1, 2,4 Senior Play...........................- 4 Class Treasurer...........................4 Pep Club......................... 1,2,3,4 Band.............................1,2,3,4 F.H.A...................................1.2 Culbertson..............................1.2 9 NORMAN GROSFIELD Meet me at midnight Mary! ’ Football.................... . Basketball .................. Track........................ A Club..................... F.F.A........................ F.F.A. President............. Boy's State Delegate......... Class President.............. F.H.A. King.................. Heisey Award................. Senior Play.................. Annual Staff Co-;Editor .... RAY GOSS If school is liberty, give me death! Track................................... I Lariat Staff..............................4 Treasurer ............................... 1 Football............................ . 2,3 Basketball . .............................1 F.F.A.....................................1 Senior Play............................ . 4 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 1, 2.3,4 • 2,3,4 1.2.3.4 . . 3 . . 3 • - 2,4 . . . 3 . . . 2 . . . 4 . . .4 JUDY GWYNN Cars are bad, but so are men! Hogeland, Montana.....................1 P. E..................................1 Secretary.............................1 Pep Club........................ 1,3,4 Senior Play...........................4 Annual Staff..........................1 Kalispell. Montana ........... 2 Shelby, Montana.......................3 Junior Play...........................3 Commercial Club.......................3 10 SKIP JOSEPH ’’Life is short and so am I High School Rodeo.....................1,2, 3,4 National High School Rodeo...................3 Senior Play . .............................. . 4 Football.....................................4 DAN LANTIS Leader of men, follower of women Class Treasurer..........................2 F.F.A..................................1.2 Annual Staff.............................4 Boy’s State Alternate....................3 Track................................... 4 Senior Play..............................4 CLASS SONG: We’ll Have These Moments to Remember CLASS MOTTO: Not the End of the Past, But the Beginning of the Future CLASS COLORS: Nile Green and Pink 11 CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation TERRY ROUTZAHN Two can live as cheaply as one!!” Chorus.................................1,3,4 Cheerleader.......................... 2,3,4 Pep Club.......................... 1,2, 3,4 Pep Club Vice President....................4 F.H.A..............................1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Vice President......................4 F.F.A. Sweetheart . .......................3 Lariat Staff...............................4 BETTY STRAUSER Home, Sweet Home! Turner, Montana ........................1,2 Lariat Staff............................3,4 Senior Play...............................4 Pep Club........................ 3,4 Cheerleader.............................. 2 12 ROBERTA WALSH Missoula is the GREATEST!!! F.H.A......................... Pep Club...................... Band.......................... F.H.A. Historian.............. P. E.......................... Senior Play................... TOM TROY Tall, dark amd hmmmmm.........friendly!! Football....................................1 Class Secretary.............................1 Senior Play.................................4 Lariat Staff.............................. . 4 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 . 3,4 . . 4 • 1,2.3 . . 4 ROBIN WALSH Dig that David F.H.A............................. Pep Club ......................... F.H.A. President.................. Band.............................. P. E.............................. Senior Play.................. 1,2,3,4 1,2, 3.4 . . . 4 . . 3,4 . .1,2 . . . 4 13 DIANA WELCH Oh, Danny Boy!!! F.H.A........................1,2,3,4 Pep Club......................1, 2, 3,4 Chorus.......................1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Treasurer...................4 Pep Club Treasurer.................4 Annual Staff .............. 4 Lariat Staff.......................4 P. E.............................1,2 Class Treasurer ...................3 Senior Play........................4 CLAUDIA WILDIN A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone Pep Club....................... . . 1, 2,3,4 F.H.A..................................1,3,4 F.H.A. Song Leader.........................4 Pep Club Secretary.........................4 Class Secretary..........................3,4 Cheerleader ........................ . .3,4 Chorus.................................1,3,4 Senior Play.............................. 4 Annual Staff...............................4 Lariat Staff...............................4 MONA WILLIAMS Beautiful and Bright?!?!?!?!’’ Girl’s State Delegate.....................3 Chorus............................1,2,3,4 Pep Club...........................1,2, 3. 4 Lariat Staff............................ 4 Vice President ......................... 3 Secretary-Treasurer.......................2 P.E.....................................1,2 Cheerleader.............................2,3 Ekalaka...............................1,2.3 14 CLASS PROPHECY In the year 1984 you will find the class of 64 gathered in room 201 of the frequently visited O’Haire Manor. The reunion will be opened by the roll call of present employment. REECE BURNS is now a famous car designer. His newest car comes custom equipped with a blond and all accessories. Incidentally, his sales records are soaring to great heights. ED DREIK05EN is now head basketball coach at Augusta High School. One more loss and he will beat the previous record set in his senior year. CHARLENE GELSINGER: What she did with the toilet tissue left over from the Junior Prom has always been a mystery, but we do know that she is doing well running Northern out of business. JOHN GERVAIS is now a veterinarian. His main project is now interchanging the brains of monkeys with those of a human. MARY JEAN GINTHER is still driving a 33 Volkswagon with redheaded kids hanging out of every window. By the way, her name isn’t Ginther anymore. RAY GOSS may be seen sailing the South Pacific on the cruiser Patricia. He has made quite a career of the Navy. CAROL GOURLEY had bad luck in America; she has now gone to check out the men on the Moon. NORMAN GROSFIELD: The Democrat Donkey is now wearing a red wig due to the influence of Norman Grosfield, the new leader of the party. He has been faithful to the Democrat Party since his days in Augusta High. JUDY GWYNN has made her first million from her parking lot in Ebert's Lane. Blue Chevys are frequent visitors. ALAN JOSEPH: After he won the champion all-around cowboy award from Stony Burke, he has turned to sheep ranching. DAN LANTIS: Lincoln is now an electrical center in the state due to Dan Lantis' discovery of the electrical beaver trap. TERRY NETT is now head football coach at UCLA. During the summer months he spends his time operating a tequila factory in Mexico. SHIRLEY RANTRU is a model in Paris. She spends her spare time stamping grapes. GARY RAPIER: Running stiff competition with Richard Burton is the dashing young actor from Augusta High, Gary Rapier. He has been rising fast in show biz since his debute in the senior class play. BETTY STRAUSER is still trying to finish school; she thinks she might make it by next year. TOM TROY has made his first million as a tick picker on Skip’s sheep ranch. He is doing very well at a penny a tick. ROBERTA WALSH is the first lady deputy sheriff at the metropoliton area of Gilman. Montana. Good luck, Berta! ROBIN WALSH is working on the trail crew in the Bob Marshall Wilderness under the brilliant leadership of the trail supervisor, David Manix. DIANA WELCH now lives on Rogers’ Pass. In her spare time she illustrates for TRUE LOVE and ROMANCE magazines. CLAUDIA WILDIN is now trying to raise little cheerleaders for Silver City, but so far she has succeeded only in getting players. MONA WILLIAMS is working as a Secret Security Agent for the U. S. Air Force. At present she is in undercover work. 15 CLASS WILL We, the class of 1964, being of sound mind do bequeath our last will and testimony to the remaining members of Augusta High School. REECE BURNS wills his noon-hour ice cream cones to anyone who thinks they can get a bite, and his memorable Helena trip to Judy Shortridge. JODIE COZZIE wills her Corvette Stingray and her parking place in front of the school to Joy Tuomi. ED DRIEROSEN wills his dead rabbits to the school lunchroom, and his saving ability to Ralph Gourley. CHARLENE GELSINGER wills her good figure to the Diet Rite Cola Company, her ability to keep a boyfriend to Ganene McKnight and her cat, Alka Seltzer, to anyone with an upset stomach. JOHN GERVAIS wills his long legs to Bruce Barrett, and his love of Bookkeeping to the Junior class. MARY JEAN GINTHER wills her drawing abilities to Everett Hicks, her little red car to any- one who wants it, and her Benjamin Franklin glasses to Ross Flamm. RAY GOSS wills his bottle of Century Club to Joyce Bean, who will make good use of it, and his Don Juan abilities to Chuck Neal. CAROL GOLJRLEY being of sound mind wills her last pack of Winstons to Mary Grosfield, her riding ability to Jean Tuomi, and her grades to the next Freshman class. NORMAN GROSFIELD wills his flaming red hair to Mr. Gwynn, his temper to Everett Hicks, and his 61 Ford to the Ginther family. JUDY GWYNN wills Pete Jackson to Joy Tuomi, her measurements to the next year s carpentry class, and her ability to get along with Mr. Rohnke to Jim Bender. ALAN JOSEPH wills his rodeoing ability to Jim Orr, his height to Dan Ingersoll, and his love for school to the Sophomore class. DAN LANTIS wills his great scientific ability in Physics to anyone who is stupid enough to take it, and his crooked nose to Butch Gehring in memory of his hot pickup. TERRY NETT wills his physic to Tim Malatare, his love for basketball to Mr. Koski, and his heavy beard and slapstick jokes to Mr. Rohnke. SHIRLEY RANTRU wills her love of school to Susan Gelsinger, and her petite nose to Mr. Day. GARY RAPIER wills his athletic ability to Larry Krone, his deep appreciation of English class to anyone who has a knack for sleeping, and his morales to Charlie Ginther. TERRY ROUTZAHN wills Terry Nett to anyone who wants him and her cooking ability to Claudia Wildin, She'll need it! BETTY STRAUSER wills her talent for skipping school to the Junior girls, and her domination of the opposite sex to Mr. Day. TOM TROY wills his close companionship with Jack Walsh to Karleen Hammer, and his long hair to Mr. Wilson. ROBERTA WALSH wills her twin sister's boyfriend to Marcia Kvigne, and her giggle to Nancy Kay Barrett. ROBIN WALSH wills her pug nose to Margie Pings, her grades in Typing to Pete Jackson, and singing ability to Ganene McK night. CLAUDIA WILDIN wills her love of geography to Mr. Wilson, her size to Rose Marie Krueger, and her attendance record to Pat Evans. DIANA WELCH wills her love for the younger generation to Mary Grosfield, and her ability to play hooky to anyone who doesn't get caught. MONA WILLIAMS wills her high standard of jokes to Marcia Kvigne, and her can of Metrical to Joe Barrett, she also wills her height to her brother, Bruce. 16 CLASS HISTORY With the beginning of the school year, 1960-61, came twenty-six lipstick smeared fresh- men stumbling through the doors of AHS to begin their four glorious years of high school. Election of officers found Terry Nett, president; Tom Troy, vice president; Ray Goss sec- retary; and Mike Super, treasurer. Mr. Boyd served as class sponsor. During the year we gained Frank Martin and Beryl Bachlet and lost Claudia Wildin. As sophomores twenty-two of us enjoyed our turn at smearing lipstick on the freshmen! Karen Anderson, Lynne Ellis, Joe Geldrich, Mike Super, Butch Tuell, and Beryl Bachlet did not return this year, but we gained Claudia Wildin, Leo Goss, Vernon Rosson, and Irvin Wiederhold. Class officers were Norman Grosfield, president; Carol Gourley, vice president; Tom Troy, secretary; and Dan Lantis, treasurer, with Mr. Rohnke as our class sponsor. Climbing the ladder of importance we soon found ourselves juniors and upperclassmen at that! With the new school year came Mary Jean Ginther, Betty Strauser. and Gary Rapier. Officers for year were Charlene Gelsinger, president; Ed Driekosen, vice president; Claudia Wildin, secretary; Diana Welch, treasurer; and Mr. Dietsche, class sponsor. We received our class rings in November. Our big event for the year was our prom, ‘ Northern Lights , which will be long remembered by the beautiful decorations in shades of blue and the several cases of toilet paper used in our igloo! Another important event was the selection of delegates to Montana Boy's State and Girl's State. The delegates to Boy's State were Terry Nett and Norman Grosfield with Reece Bums and Dan Lantis as alternates. Charlene Gelsinger attended Girl's States as the delegate and Robin Walsh was her alternate. Finally reaching the top of the ladder we found ourselves the Almighty Seniors . Norman Grosfield, president; Terry Nett, vice president; Claudia Wildin, secretary; Mary Jean Ginther, treasurer and Mr. Wilson the sponsor, were those elected class officers. New members in the class were Mona Williams, Walter Sherle, Shirley Rantru, and Judy Gwynn. Those elected to the 1964 annual staff were Norman Grosfield and Terry Nett, co-editors; Charlene Gelsinger, business manager; Reece Burns, sports editor; Dan Lantis. art editor; and Diana Welch and Claudia Wildin, snapshot editor and calendar. This years staff considers themselves quite smart to be the first class to have gold covers! During the year our class decreased somewhat, losing Walter Sherle, Shirley Rantru, Betty Strausser, Terry Routzahn, Jodie Cozzie and Frank Martin. Among the many important activities were the Christmas Ball, ordering the announce- ments, senior portraits taken, crowning of Prom King Queen, Reece Bums and Charlene Gelsinger, with Diana Welch and Ed Dreikosen as princess and prince, and the senior play The Mouse That Roared . The last week of school proved to be a busy and exciting one. Friday, May 15, our Sneak Day, our class visited the Lewis Clark Caverns, Frontier Town, Butte and several places in Helena; Monday, May 18 seniors, their parents and teachers enjoyed the senior banquet at the 7-Up Ranch in Lincoln. Baccalaureate was held on May 17 and Graduation May 20, thus ending four tremendous years of high school for this class of 1964! 17 JUNIORS ■JF7 “ Bht-rc- today the I Aw lr North GatJi Kvcls. It is asm v ar. as rcknlBW in f Belcle I The lutional toW L( chunk of northeast Africa. Griffin tell� It. Mussolini madr | IlHwi an ornament of empire in tloMhi p' Vixv the British are irMng • ■ Votui' I m-inflate l' thr m,|. H 111' ii t.� . t ..i t� « JrJr-lhiiuls hyenas. 'PPwv, fort lew British • '''Hrj4 ‘irjn is . unreliable a th mm life; llligpl •’. 1' fj|vii£ri'lift iSRU'V-lH-Vi'l, iHhi K Italians still rvmainlni British successors. who a ; service in such a post is lilure. i order in Bride and th ause Mafor de ColU crea jtality, His command is i of blacks, whom he Keep )KUiny« In all the distrh Ihor Griffin, who was an Iritish Colonial Army in | War II. seems to know ativc nn lits inti thr a: ) ggM ■ 18 JUNIOR OFFICERS Pat Evans VICE PRESIDENT Gaile Smith SECRETARY Larry Krone TREASURER 19 Karleen Hammer PRESIDENT John Allen Andy Anderson Nancy Kay Barrett Joyce Bean Margaret Gervias Mary Grosfield Bob McClure Elaine Miller George Anderson James Bender Alvie Jackson Gary Mills 20 Richard Mi rehouse Gary Moss Chuck Neal Richard Pocha Zanita Simpson Art Smith 21 Linda Swanson SSVTk.h1 jokes Vu Bj W ■ I . 1: W The irreproM®le li H lenior spent m« h of nS [time before thi banqu M [wandering aroun the h p, pn t|M high-de;. n jmll the hand of r IumIv sugarstion u| V bu« lrli.n icecream nlr with ■1 ' don't cat ft nil in w‘ rn TIon.fcenry E� 8r the Miss H Coin! Justice Eager in e members ol .JFual Model Ge uudAhis JM and himsenyiw prepan kit Bu|P part called , to the money L ntlr after being Hjdid with gusto. I atti-ring in Important siX| n were Mr r t. r of the iaP i Legislative F ,,v%n Ayer P ‘ ir fLdcral Bure; � t i i� d e r AdvUi PP'rated in who SOPHOMORES 22 23 Ralph Gourley Rose Marie Kruger Joy Tuomi Donna Hammer Dan Ingersoll Marcia Kvigne Virginia Manix Margie Pings Charles Rapley Iver Johnson I Ganene McKnight Becky Youdanan 24 25 Vicki McKnight PRESIDENT Leo Johnson VICE PRESIDENT Bill Eckerson SECRETARY FRESHMEN Susan Balek TREASURER Kevin Cornell Ross Flamm Susan Gelsinger Charles Ginther Joyce Hitchcock Arthur Jackson k Tim Ma lata re Jim Mills Lloyd Neal Margie Shortridge 26 ORGANIZATIONS ™lru r, fT J-'f' n |||yw iii ' vpirnc I. q '1?Sj y,V,a V S,l kt‘ Austin jLj.v McCIj p r ’t. Mary J . Mrv Spoffard. U rrlcJ 1 'f,, record there l',rto a Haydn tridLpvi — Usoriatiun taccrt. Sun- a. rsnr:i1 fw the mu w variety of Brntin Ps aji Wind 27 MR. WILSON Sponsor STANDING: Steve Welch, Claudia Wildin, Reece Burns, Diana Welch, Mr. Cliff Wilson. SEATED: Charlene Gelsinger, Norman Grosfield, Terry Nett, Dan Lantis. 28 CHARLENE GELSINGER Editor MR. ROHNKE Advisor LARIAT STAFF STANDING: Terry Routzahn, Robin Walsh, John Gervais, Tom Troy, Mona Willia’ms, Ray Goss, Mr. Rohnke. SEATED: Claudia Wildin, Charlene Gelsinger. Betty Strausser, Diana Welch. 29 TOP ROW: Terry Nett, Ray Goss, Dan Lantis, Ed Driekosen, Alan Joseph. MIDDLE ROW: Roberta Walsh, John Geravis, Judy Gwynn, Gary Rapier, Tom Troy, Norman Grosfield, Mona Williams, Reece Burns, Carol Gourley. BOTTOM ROW: Terry Routzahn, Claudia Wildin, Betty Strauser, Robin Walsh, Charlene Gelsinger, Diana Welch, Mary Jean Ginther, Jodie Cozzie. TOP ROW: Mr. Winslow, Gary Moss, Reece Burns, Bob McClure, Larry Krone, Art Thompson, John Gervais, Kevin Cornell. MIDDLE ROW: Leo Johnson, Ed Driek- osen, Iver Johnson, Jim Bender, Steve Welch, Terry Nett, Bruce Williams. BOT- TOM ROW: Norman Grosfield, Ken Allen, Dan Ingersoll, Joe Barrett, John Allen, Andy Anderson. 30 TOP ROW: Mona Williams, Donna Hammer, Virginia Manix, Karleen Hammer. Judy Gwynn, Margaret Gervais, Miss Bach. SECOND ROW: Marcia Kvigne, Marjie Shortridge, Sally Taylor, Judy Shortridge, Elaine Miller, Rhonda Chaffee. Judy Gervais, Vickie Moss. THIRD ROW: Susan Gelsinger, Ganene McKnight, Mary Grosfield, Joyce Bean, Vickie McKnight, Joyce Hitchcock, Zanetta Simpson, Nancy Barrett. BOTTOM ROW: Roberta Walsh, Carol Gourley, Charlene Gelsinger, Robin Walsh, Norman Grosfield, Terry Routzahn, Diana Welch, Claudia Wildin, Pat Evans. TOP ROW: Bruce Williams, Jim Mills. Mike Wadsworth. Jim Orr, Gary Moss, Rick Mirehouse. MIDDLE ROW: Bruce Barrett, Everett Hicks. Rick Pfeifer, Andy Ander- son, Dan Ingersoll, Larry Krone, Gary Mills, Steve Welch. Mr. Nelson. BOTTOM ROW: Art Thompson, Reece Burns, Ralph Gourley. Mary Grosfield. Joe Barrett. Jim Bender, Norman Grosfield. F F A 31 TOP ROW: Donna Hammer, Sally Taylor, Stanley Ginther, Charles Ginther, Rose Marie Krueger, Mr. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Margie Pings. Mary Jean Ginther, Joyce Hitchcock, Richard Pocha, George Camp, Barbara Artz, Robin Walsh. THIRD ROW: Marjie Shortridge, Vickie Moss, Becky Youdarian, Pattie Smith, Don Mills, Bill Schrader, Jean Tuomi, Joy Tuomi. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Shortridge, Mary Grosfield, Roberta Walsh, Vickie McKnight, Susan Balek, Sandy Joseph, Betty Strauser. TOP ROW: Terry Routzahn, Jodie Cozzie, Susan Gelsinger, Pat Evans, Sally Tay- lor, Marcia Kvigne, Betty Strauser, Diana Welch. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Bach, Charlene Gelsinger, Donna Hammer, Virginia Manix, Joyce Bean, Rose Marie Krueger, Mona Williams, Karleen Hammer, Judy Shortridge. BOTTOM ROW: Vickie McKnight, Susan Balek, Mary Jean Ginther, Jean Tuomi. Claudia Wildin, Mary Grosfield. 32 TOP ROW: Robin Walsh, Donna Hammer, Judy Gwynn, Rose Marie Krueger, Joyce Bean, Margaret Gervais, Mona Williams, Susan Gelsinger. SECOND ROW: Jodie Cozzie, Roberta Walsh, Betty Strauser, Virginia Manix, Gaile Smith, Karleen Hammer, Linda Swanson, Carol Gourley, Nancy Wolfe. THIRD ROW: Susan Balek. Marjie Shortridge, Joyce Hitchcock, Judy Gervais, Rhonda Chaffee, Elaine Miller, Sally Taylor, Diana Welch. FOURTH ROW: Vicky McKnight. Vicky Moss, Nancy Barrett, Zanetta Simpson, Mary Grosfield, Ganene McKnight, Margie Pings, Marcia Kvigne, Pat Evans. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Shortridge. Joy Tuomi, Jean Tuomi, Barbara Artz, Claudia Wildin, Mary Jean Ginther, Terry Routzahn, Char- lene Gelsinger. 33 34 T E A M OF 1 9 6 4 STANDING: Mr. Koski, coach; Rick Pfiefer, Ed Driekosen, Norman Grosfield, Larry Krone, Andy Anderson, John Allen, Joe Barrett, Kenny Allen, Iver Johnson, Mike Wadsworth, Art Thompson, Mr. Winslow, coach. KNEELING: Jim Mills, Bruce Williams, Kevin Cornell, Steve Welch, Terry Nett, Jim Bender, Gary Moss, Ralph Gourley, Leo Johnson, manager. A C N O D A C H E S 35 John Allen Andy Anderson Jim Bender Gary Moss 36 STANDING: Ed Driekosen, Bob McClure, Larry Krone, John Allen, Dan Ingersoll, Kenny Allen, Norman Gros fie Id, Reece Burns. KNEELING: Bruce Williams, man- ager, Steve Welch, Jim Bender, Kevin Cornell, Mr. Koski, coach. STANDING: Jim Mills, Iver Johnson, Joe Barrett, Ross Flamm, Rick Mirehouse. KNEELING: Butch Gehring, manager, Mr. Winslow, coach, Leo Johnson. 37 Reece Burns Ed Driekosen Norman Grosfield John Allen Jim Bender Kevin Cornell 38 Dan lngersoll Steve Welch I‘ili 39 CALENDAR AUGUST School started 27 SEPTEMBER Election of class officers ..................4 Freshman initiation dance and Lariat contest • 6 Sell annual ads ............................10 Order announcements.........................13 Football game Augusta and Simms 19-13-------14 Snake dance and Pep rally ................. 20 Football game Dutton and Augusta 14-12------21 Football game Cascade and Augusta 7-29 .... 28 OCTOBER Football game Centerville and Augusta 27-37 . Moral Ballot ..................................7 Football game Brady and Augusta 12-46.........12 Annual pictures taken.........................14 Football game Belt and Augusta 40-19..........19 Football game Power and Augusta 33-6..........23 Halloween party...............................31 NOVEMBER Basketball game Cascade and Augusta 61-31 10 Basketball game Power and Augusta 64-49 ... 11 Basketball game Simms and Augusta 86-39... 17 Basketball game Brady and Augusta 62-35. ... 24 Basketball game Dutton and Augusta 72-54 ... 25 Basketball game Centerville and Augusta 62-52 . FEBRUARY Basketball game Belt and Augusta 75-35 ...1 Basketball game Cascade and Augusta 78-57 .. 7 Basketball game Great Fails and Augusta 59-46. 8 Basketball game Simms and Augusta 91-44... 14 District Tournament Augusta and Cascade 70-50 19 District Tournament Augusta and Power 71-48.. 20 juniors receive class rings............. 22 MARCH Red and white ball Senior play ...... Easter vacation .. 13 20 27 Thanksgiving 28 APRIL DECEMBER Basketball game Dutton and Augusta 65-40 .... 7 F.H.A. Christmas party....................12 Basketball game Belt and Augusta 73-50 .. 13 Basketball game Centerville and Augusta 61-38 . 14 Christmas Ball............................18 Christmas program.........................19 Christmas vacation........................20 JANUARY Invitational tournament Brady and Augusta 40-65 3 Invitational tournament Dutton and Augusta..... 65-40 ........................................4 Centennial dance ... F. F. A . Hay ride ... Junior - Senior Prom High School Week ... MAY F.H.A. Banquet......... District Track Meet .... Spring Concert......... Senior sneak day ...... Baccalaureate.......... Senior banquet ........ Commencement........... SCHOOL ENDED MAY 28 .5 . 8 11 15 17 to 20 40 Somewhere Over the Rainbow Grand March A math teacher!? Cheerios Kid Good ole Monal 41 Faster! Educated!! peek-a-boo Rough game What The Thursday? Kangaroo Castro Really, girls! feu Hey, not bad Enthused Knock Knock Winner take all A Ain’t that sweet Junior Prom Centennial Wild bunch Having fun? 1864 Long time ago 43 44 TOP ROW: Tim Troy, Stanley Ginther, Alan McBride, Hugh Manix, Tim Nett, Lance Krone, Chuck Lucero, Jim Handy, Bud Goss, Dale Neal. BOTTOM ROW: Patty Smith, Linda Gelsinger, Juanita Malatare, Sherry Mirehouse, Kris Callantine, Suzanne Krezelok, Rosemary Walsh, Zonda Simpson, Sandy Joseph. TOP ROW: Bill Schrader, Dan Shanahan, Mike Row, Tom Eckerson, Theron Moss, George Camp, Mark Pfeifer, Warren Mogenson, Bruce Manix, Donnie Neal, Dan Freeman. FRONT ROW: Don Mills, Mary Anderson, Beth Hilger, Deanne Hindberg, Lorry Dellwo, Connie Weisner, Janet Hamilton, Pat McDonaugh. 45 5TH G R A D E 6TH G R A D E TOP ROW: Craig Hollibaugh, Mike Springer, Bob Anderson, Denny Deliwo, Leonard Ma lata re, Stuart Goude, Scott Cornell, Bill Goss. 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