Belgrade High School - Panther Yearbook (Belgrade, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1960 volume:

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STANDING: Sharon Kalkas, Bruce Huffine, Juanita Theisen, Bonnie Hietala Mr Randall, Dorothy Sharp, Gail Creecy. Foreword We, the Panther Annual Staff, are proud to present to you our 1960 PANTHER. This book has caught glimpses here and there, so that in years to come the activities of Belgrade High School will not be dimmed and will not fade from memory. Inlater years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sor- rows, and dreams of '60, we shall be con- tent, knowing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do. Ron Iverson , Editor Dedication We, the seniors of 1960, proudly dedicate this annual to Mr. John F. Van- Daveer and Mr. Joseph H. Lutz, who have worked as a team during most of our high school years, striving constantly for the betterment of Belgrade High School. As we graduate, their teachings will be carried with every one of us, be- cause these men have helped us more than words can express. Working as a team, Principal VanDaveer and Superintendent Lutz have done their job, knowing that we, as young people today, will be the adults of tomorrow. To men who greatly deserve the honor, may this then be a token of our gratitude. We, the seniors, will surley never forget the great opportunity we were given in having Mr. Lutz and Mr. VanDaVeer for teachers, and most im- portant of all, for friends. SEATED: George Cook Winifred Thompson John Vickrey Guy Hanson Saperintendentis Message Depicting the true meaning of our present-day multi -purpose education in a picture story is a difficult task. Many ideals of the school and of its people must remain untold. The Belgrade High School Senior Class of 1960 has created a yearbook that does a remarkable job of telling a story that exemplifies the things of import- ance frorn the student viewpoint while at the same time preserving the tradi- tion of a high school annual. This book holds many fond memories for the students of Belgrade High School. It will become atreasured possession of each student who lived through the experiences of the 1959-60 school year. H D06 Board 0 f Education STANDING: Russell Rector Ralph Armstrong Dr. N. O. Otheim Stan Milesnick F acult MRS. ED CLARKIN MR. TUSCO HEATH MRS. CHARLES GREENE I English III, Girls' Physical Educa- Citizenship, Guidance, History Commercial tion, Home Economics MR. FRED STROOP MRS. AL NEWBY MR. MATT TELIN Advanced Math, Algebra l, Biology, Elementary Speech, English I, Il, lll COHC11, Chemistry General Sci- Geometry ence, Physics MRS. IAY RANDALL MR. JIM MCILHATTAN MR. JOHN VanDAVEER English IV, Library, Speech IV Music Principal, Industrial Arts, Meehan ical Drawing, Vocational Agricul- IUIC - W M. A wma -.. M- , fw:.sf..w,:Y.fn we:12:sfw.ess:.sSwww. 1 5-sms ,s:fw'f:..sn. 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Ill 'n1u.vn.x :num hun .I .lrneunuufunnxnugnn.-nu1 nu-w.2-':-n.nn.,n1'z.n:u4:nng.anruwl 1I--innluwxuvrluxwu' mm.. un-1u:n.l-u:',.u:-'.Munnnl-unn.u1:m.m.. 1.1:--nuuzuv DONN BERGEN FFA 25 Football 25 Track 25 Intra- mural Basketball 25 Pep Club 35 Chorus 2, 3, 4, President 45 Boys' Trio 45 All -State Chorus 3, 45 Band 2, 3,45 Pep Band 45 Junior Class Play5 Senior Class Play. l BYRON CARTER Class Vice-President 15 FFA 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Ei LEONARD BOPP Class Vice -President 35 Football l fGallatinj, 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, Manager 35 Track 35 Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Rehtnap 2, 35 B Club 3, 45 Annual Staff Photographer 45 Senior Class Play. LARRY BRIGHT, Co -Salutatorian Class Secretary-Treasurer 45 Stu-E dent Council Vice -President 45 Honor Society 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus l,2, 3,4, President 25 Boys' Trio 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Director 45 All -State Band 2,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Dra- matics Club 1,25 Boys' State 35 Junior Class Play5 Senior Class Play5 High School Week 4. GAIL CREECY FHA 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 8,45 Cho- rus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2-,3- Dra- KAREN FECHTER - ' ' b 1, , 5 h 1, 2, 35 Junior Class Play, Senior Class matics Club 29 Camera Club 1: Pep Clu 2 3 C orus H Play, , , Dance Band lg Rehtnap .45 Twtrl- Annual StafffArt and Advertising Editor 45 Junior Class Play5 Sen- ior Class Play. ing l,2, 35 Camera Club 15 Sen- ior Class Play. Sponsor5 A. I-I. MEYERSL SONS, Belgrade, Montana ROBERT FEDDES BONNIE HIETALA FHA l,2, 3,4, Song Leader 3, ' ' 4, P Club 1, Football 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1, gagfzngentariag 3' Rilfma 1. 2, 3,4, Track l,2, Chorus l, Reht- T' fl, O1-:?DgagnaliCS CNE 1' 2. na 2 3- Dramarics Club 2- B WH mg ' ' ' P ' ' ' Annual Staff 4, Senior Class Play. Club 3, 4, Annual Staff Sports Editor 4, Senior Class Play. .W W ww! RONALD IVERSON Class Secretary 1, Class Student BRUCE HUFFINE Council Representative 3, Football DIANA HOFFMAN Class Secretary-Treasurer 3, FHA l,2, 3,4-, Treasurer 3, Student Council Representative 4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,Reht- nap 4, Twirling 3,4, Dramatics Club l,2, Annual Staff Business Manager 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. DAVE JOHNSON FFA 2, Chorus 1, Annual Staff 4. Class President 1, Class Student Coun- Manager 1, Basketball 1 2 4' Tra k cil Representative 2, Student Cour1cil 4, Intramugal Basketbau'3 CiwrusC1 Pgesident 4: TJF?1E,2,3,4, Vice Plres- 4: Rehmap ly 2' 4, Editor 3: Dramatills Sponsgr: RA1,pHf5 FOOD STORE 1 ent 4, Foot a ,2.3,4, Basket all Club 1,25 HB.. Club 1,21 3,41 Annual Bozeman Montana l,2,3,4, Track l,2, Boys' State 3, ' B Club 2, 3,4, Annual Staff 4. im, Class Pla staff Editor 4, Junior Class Play, Sen- y. PAT JONES PHA l,2, 35 Pep Club l,2, 39 Cho- rus l, 3g Rehtnap 4g Senior Class SHARON KALKAS Play. Chorus lg Dance Band 2g Camera Club lg Annual Staff 4g Library ARNIE KRUSHENSKY Assistant 3, 4g Office Assistant 4g Football 1' 3-41 Basketball 1' 2' 35 Junior Class Play: Senior Class Track lg Intramural Basketball 3, Play. 4g Chorus l,2. CLIFFORD LINCOLN Camera Club lg Annual Staff Photographer 4. DANIEL LOWE FFA 1, 2g Basketball lg Chorus l, 3, 4g Band l,2, 3,4g Dance Band g 2. 3,41 Senior Class Play. FFA 1' 2 wallaum' 3' 4' Secre- tary 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 4 Senior Class Play. LARRY MARTIN SPOIISOI: NORTH SIDE MEAT MARKET, Bozeman, Montana Y -vyf S rl 15 MARY ELLEN MILLER, Valedictorian Class President 2, Student Council Treasurer 4, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, FHA 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Pep Club 2.3.4, Vice-President 4, Chorus 1, 3, Rehtnap 2, Drarnatics Club 1,2, Girls' State 3, Annual Staff Copy Editor 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, High School Week 4, DAR Award 4. MILTON PRESCOTT FFA 1.2, 3,4, Sentinel 4, Chorus 1, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Dance Band 4, Senior Class Play. W KEN NELSON FFA 1.2, 3,4, Reporter 3,4, ln- tramural Basketball 2, 3, Band 1, 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, All-State Band 3,4, Pep Band 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4. as a Tr' ROBERT NOON Basketball 4, Manager 1, lntra-' mural Basketball 2, 3, Rehtnap 2, 3, B Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. ,Ri 'r as MARLENE RECTOR Honor Society 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 2, Historian 3, Sec- retary 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Cho- rus 1,2,3,4, All-State Chorus 3, Twirling 1, 2, Annual Staff 4, Iun- ior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Office Assistant 3, 4. ie H: CHARLES ROOT Honor Society 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Football 1,2, 3, Intramural Basketball 4, Chorus 1, 3,4, Boys' Trio 4, Band 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, High School Week 4, All- State Band 4. Sponsor, HARRINGTON'S HOME APPLIANCE, Bozeman, Montana 4 BUD SATRE FFA 2, 35 Track 1,25 Intramural Basketball 35 Chorus l,2. r - 5 Q Z .TUANITA THEISEN FHA 15 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 45 Reht- nap 45 Dramatics Club 15 Annual Staff 45 Senior Class P1ay5 Li- brary Assistant 3, 45 Office Assist- ant 3, 45 All -State Chorus 4. Ji, ARLEEN SCHELL, C0-Salutatorian Class Secretary 25 Class President 45 Student Council Secretary 35 Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, President 45 Pep Club 2, 3,4, Secretary 3,45 Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 45 Rehtnap 45 Annual Staff 45 Junior Class P1ay5 Senior Class Play5 High School Week 45 All- State Chorus 4. if 3 5 DOROTHY SHARP FHA 1,2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, Treasurer 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Business Manager 45 Cheerleader 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Twirler 2, 3, 45 Majorette 45 Dramatics Club 1, 25 Annual Staff 45 Junior Class Play5 Senior Class Playg Office Assist- ant 4. ARNOLD THOLKES Class Vice-President 45 Football 45 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Pep Club 35 Chorus 45 B Club 45 Annual Staff Photographer 45 Jun- ior Class Play5 Senior Class Play. Sponsor: NORMAN IMPLEMENT COMPANY, Bozeman ff' :g igs g . KEN TONN Class Student Council Representa- tive 15 Class Vice-President 25 Class President 35 FFA 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Chorus 15 Rehtnap 15 B Club 2,3, , Montana. - ,,....nE.N -gl, ww li , rv x Not pictured: JIM KURT Z JOYCE WEGAN KAREN WATT GARY WARD Class Treasurer 2g FHA l, 2, 3g Class Student Council Representa- pep Club 1, 2, Treasurer 25 Cho- five 4? FFA 1- 2- 314, ViCe'PfeS' rus lg Rehtnap lg Dramatics Club ident 3, President 4g Football l 2, 3, 4g Basketball l,2, 3g Track l, 25 Intramural Basketball 49 Chorus lg B Club 3,45 Senior Class Play. 1 2g Annual Staff 4g Senior Class Playg Office Assistant 4. Some of the men. Chuck Some of the women The big three Diana Girls again Sponsor: ARTCRAFT PRINTERS, Bozeman, Montana Clifford and Jim '??'? Class History Twelve years ago in the first week of September, 1948, thirty-five fresh, young, and new faces for the first time entered their second home, where they learned reading, writing, and arithmetic. Out of the original thirty-five, seventeen not-so -fresh and new faces are left to graduate. They are as follows: Ron Iverson, Dorothy Sharp, Bruce Huffine, Mary Ellen Miller, Juanita Theisen, Clifford Lincoln, Marlene Rector, Byron Carter, Diana Hoffman, Robert Feddes, Karen Watt, Ken Nelson, Karen Fechter, Larry Bright, Milton Prescott, Gail Creecy, and Ken Tonn. Our second year saw the arrival of Sharon Kalkas, Dan Lowe, Charles Root, and Arnie Krushensky. ln the third grade no new students came, but in the fourth grade we welcomed Patti Jones and Bud Satre. The next year Joyce Wegan and Dave Johnson joined us when we went upstairs in the old grade school. We had all looked up to the big kids and now we were with them. During the sixth grade Bonnie Hietala joined usg and in the eighth grade Gary Ward joined our ranks. After our junior high years the big day came - the first day of high school. The old gang was terrified, but hardly more so than the new students, Arleen Schell and Bob Noon. Freshman initiation, much to our surprise, was lots of fun and so was the Fresh- man return party. The following year we were in charge of the initiation festivities. We carried them out with the help of two new sophomores, Butch Bopp and Donn Bergen. In our junior year, two new boys, Larry Martin and Arnold Tholkes, became our classmates. They helped with our prom which was entitled Chinese Mardi Gras. GRANDAD STEPS OUT was the title of the humorous junior play we presented. When school began in the fall of 1959, every one of us did the same old things a little differently, for we couldn't help but think a little sadly, This is the last time, whenever we did them. We were joined by one new student, Jim Kurtz. Once again we put on a play, this time it was called FATHER WAS A HOUSEWIFE. lt was lots of fun and so was our sneak trip in May. It seems the time has come for us to put to use all that we have learned in these twelve years. We are anxious to leave school, but we are sad, too. Truly, we shall never forget these halls, classmates, and teachers, for the best days of our lives were spent here with them. CLASS MOTTO: The word American ends in l CAN. CLASS FLOWER: Pink Carnation CLASS PRESIDENT: Arleen Schell CLASS COLORS: Pink and Grey CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT: Arnold Tholkes CLASS ADVISORS: Mrs. Dorothy Randall CLASS SECRETARY-TREASURER: Larry Bright and Mr. Joseph Lutz BACCALAUREATE: May 22, 1960 GRADUATION: May 25, 1960 5 , Class Will We, the Class of 1960, of Belgrade High School, Gallatin County, State of Montana, being of sound body and mind, do hereby declare this to be the last will and testament of our class. The Senior Class wills to the Juniors its ability to put on a successful talent showg to the Sophomores its ability to economize on the junior prom, to the Freshmen the dream of being a senior, and to the faculty its ability to stay calm in an emergency. Donn Bergen wills his bass voice to Jim Moore. Leonard Bopp wills his liveliness to Theodore Cope. Larry Bright wills his ability to get good grades to Gary Burton. Byron Carter wills his gay spirit to Dale Wegan. Gail Creecy wills her artistic ability to the art editor of the 1961 Panther. Karen Fechter wills her blonde hair to Nancy Harrer. Bob Feddes wills his height to his little brother Leon. Bonnie Hietala wills her height to Jonne Jensen. Diana Hoffman wills her ability to chatter to Carol Stiles. Bruce Huffine wills his laugh to all the Belgrade teachers. Ron Iverson wills his journalistic talent to the Rehtnap staff. Dave Johnson wills his correspondence courses back to Mrs. Randall and Mr. Heath. Pat Jones wills her cooking ability to the sophomore girls. Sharon Kalkas wills her librarian's job to Kathy Koukol. Arnie Krushensky wills his wavy hair to Robert Otheim. Jim Kurtz wills his height to Tom Verwolf. Joyce Kuykendall wills her homemaking talents to all the girls of BHS. Clifford Lincoln wills his scientific mind to Dick Bergen. Dan Lowe wills his calmness to Garry Hellyer. Larry Martin wills his strength to Bill Nutter. Mary Ellen Miller wills her ability to study after the noon bell rings to all of the hungry students in fourth period study hall. Ken Nelson wills his ability to play a saxophone to Chuck Sloan. Bob Noon wills his Oh, Mercy! and other sayings to anyone who feels the need to express himself. Milton Prescott wills his marksmanship to Dallas Miller. Marlene Rector wills her singing ability to the Girls' Glee Club. Chuck Root wills his job at the F. F. A. farm to anyone who can run water up hill. Bud Satre wills his boxing ability to Eddie DeHaan. Arleen Schell wills her poise to all the freshman girls. Dorothy Sharp wills her majorette position to Linda Schultz. Juanita Theisen wills her shyness to Arnette Tholkes. Arnold Tholkes wills his Brylcreem locks to Mr. Heath. Ken Tonn wills his training ability to next year's basketball boys. Gary Ward wills his '59 Chevy to Robin Burnett. Karen Watt wills her per- severance to all students who don't like to study. Class Prophecy As we look into the future, ten years from now, in the year 1970, we see: Donn Bergen is currently starring at the Metropolitan Opera. Leonard Bobb now owns and operates the Rainbow Dude Ranch. Larry Bright is a practicing veterinarian, who directs his own dance band on the sideline. Byron Carter is farming the rock bar at Gallatin Field. Gail Creecy is singing and appearing with the Grand Old Opry. Karen Fechter, now Mrs. Henry Veltcamp, is a happy homemaker. Bob Fed- des is the star center of the Minneapolis Lakers. Bonnie Hietala is a private secretary to the Dean of Women at Montana State College. Diana Hoffman's fashions are now competing with those of the House of Dior. Bruce Huffine, a millionaire wheat farmer, was just appointed Secretary of Agriculture. Ron Iverson is editor of the NEW YORK TIMES. Dave Johnson, now married to Kay Radcliff, is head carpenter of the crew building Belgrade's new gym. Patti Jones is a model in the Paris fashion shops. Sharon Kalk- as is busy raising little Christensens. Arnie Krushensky is a tough sergeant for Uncle Sam. Jim Kurtz is president of the Gallatin Trust and Savings Bank. Joyce Kuykendall is Home Demonstration Agent for Gallatin County. Cliff Lincoln was last seen climbing into a rocket at Capte Canaveralg he hopes to be the first man on the moon. Dan Lowe is president of Brigham Young University. Larry Martin's Guernsey cattle took top prizes this year at the Denver Livestock Show. Mary Ellen Miller is spending the summer in Sweden as an International Farm Youth Exchange student. Ken Nelson owns and operates the Belgrade Creamery. Bob Noon is chief forest ranger in Gallatin National Forest. Milton Prescott has a successful dental practice at Belgrade. Marlene Rector is a commercial science teacher at Bozeman Senior High. Charles Root is a research chemist for DuPont Chemical Corporation. Bud Satre is featherweight boxing champion of the world. Arleen Schell is the leading contralto of the Robert Shaw Chorale. Dorothy Sharp is the twirling instructor at the University of Hawaii. Juanita Theisen is superintendent of Shodair Hospital. Arnold Tholkes is a chemistry professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Ken Tonn is the county agent of Gallatin County. Gary Ward is president of the National Angus Breeder's Associa- tion. Karen Watt, now Mrs. Stan Carlyle, is a successful public accountant. Sponsor: WHlTE'S PHARMACY, Bozeman, Montana 1 W 4 I W Nl i 1 i I 4 W I If 3 I N1 ,N FV 2 1 M, ir Q! 5 i ii 71,41-nnu-rnuun-u'u:ln.nn mu-:--uunuugrun uv w-uunllulan-r:v-11 --11P---'-f1--L------- -----HH ----- -----' - -- -A -'-' ' 7 w KAREN MARX DALLAS MILLER LARRY MOORE IEANNE MCCRORY ROBERT OTHEIM SHARON ROOKSBERRY TOM SAISBURY TOM SATRE SHIRLEY SCHELL JUDY SPRING LEON STILES BRUCE TAYLOR JOE TECCA DEANNA THEISEN KAREN THUNEM DALE WEGAN ERROL WILSON CHARLES WRIGHT DEWEY YPMA RAY JOHNSON, President DICK ROOT, Vice -President RILLA COLE, Secretary DIAN REKWARD, Treasurer FRANK SPRAGG, Student Council Representative LaVONNE ALBERDA HARRY ARMSTRONG DAVID BARNEY DONALD BARNEY NANCY BUCK GARY COOK KEN COOK ANNE DENNISON .TEAN HANSON GARY HELLYER IIM HENDRICKSON PETER HOFFMAN LARRY KARINEN KATHY KOUKOL LYNDA LOWE Sponsor: HAGGERTY-MESSMER COMPANY, Bozeman, Montana K r , r Laura Miller Paul Newby William Nutter Ina Robbins Trudy Smith Irene Storey Karen Stuart Sharon Stuart Dolores Tandberg Sandra Topp Ray Walker Karen Watt David Wegan Kathy Van Hoorn William Loughnane, President Karla Hanson, Vice-President Pat Behnke, Secretary Eddie DeHaan, Treasurer Juanita Diamond, Student Council Representative Karen Adams Dick Bergen Ted Cope Marvin Craver Sherrie Cummings JoAnn Gracey James Heiskell Ionne Jensen Dallas Karinen Darlene Kennedy Sponsor: OWENHOUSE HARDWARE COMPANY, Bozeman, Montana 1 '7 7-'A 'A'- -'-- '--'----M -A---1'----H 1 -11--mu-vu ---rr-vwnumm Lrln,-sn: -nn-uu.nnl.uur.usu 'Lu vnnun-ul: .nnrul Linda LaRue Caroline Moore .Tames Moore Karon Norman Robert Reller Anne Satre Charles Sloan Terry Theisen Arnette Tholkes Gary Tonn Betty Veltkamp Tom Verwolf Nancy Harrer, President Forrest Adams, Vice- President Carol Stiles, Secretary Linda Schultz, Treasurer Sherrilyn Jensen, Student Council Representative Dale Alberda William Allen Judy Armstrong Karen Burlison Margurite Cope Lita Coughlin Leon Feddes Colleen Finnegan John Hamilton Markjensen Sponsor: BOZEMAN THEATRES, Ellen, Joyce, Rialto, and Starlight Bozeman, Montana nnunun- Mr. Gaustacfs Eighth Grade FRONT ROW, left to right: Joe Bennett, David Spring, Leon Shearman, James Loughnane, Donald Ridg- way, Daryl Cole, Allen Kumpf. SECOND ROW: Resa Ward, Linda Marx, Maxine Sherwood, Mary J. Prescott, Betty Antonson, Candy Townsend, Sharon Schimetz. THIRD ROW: Linda Hoffman, Patricia Dennison, Aline Fisher, Mr. Gaustad, Linda Thompson, Connie McMilin, Constance Garner, Ray Petros- key. Mr. Burke? Seventh Grade M FRONT ROW, left to right: Lee Winteroud, Bill Ridgeway, Kenneth Jelmeland, Gary Schell, Roy Ehres- man, James Hanson, Perry Thompson. SECOND ROW: Della Craver, Judy Jenson, Cathy Clarkin, Cheryl Hampton, Jennie DeHaan, Doris Stiles, Francie Taylor. THIRD ROW: Linda Andersen, Alison Newby, Mike McGinley, Don Richardson, Dennis Lutz, Mr. Burke, Lonnie Ward, Carolee Alberda. Sponsor: MlLLER'S JEWELRY STORE, Bozeman, Montana FRONT ROW, left to right: Roily Knadler, Ray Schimetz, John Myers, David Bergen, Micheal Barner, Nickey McKenney. SECOND ROW: Terri Huffine, Deanne Cook, Joy Erickson, Nancy Nutter, Barbara Fechter, Gayle Wright, Leona Saisbury. THIRD ROW: Penny Davis, Tom Milesnick, Ronnie Harrer, Steven Poynter, Mrs. Branson, Wayne McEwen, Burton Koukol, Keith Foster. Mrs. Branson? Sixth Grade Sponsor: CAMEO BEAUTY SHOP, Bozeman, Montana Mrs. Verwofs Sixth Grade FRONT ROW, left to right: William Marx, Howard Burlison, Eddie Taylor, Leslie Saisbury, Daryl Gustaf- son, Gary Ehresman. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Erickson, Linda Koukol, Darlene Cook, Pamella McEwen, Ioan Moss, Doreen Pender, Kathleen Loughnane. THIRD ROW: Phil Watt, Marvin Donahue, Lynda Smith, Mrs. Verwolf, Beverly Thompson, Lila Diamond, Kathy Hampton, Alvin Lowe, Eldon Spaulding. N ' 9 Mrs. Sanclguzst s Fgirh Grade FRONT ROW, left to right: Terry Tecca, Bruce Hoagland, Tom Hutchinson, Dennis Gustafson, Allen Christopherson, Ted Milesnick, Larry Otheim. SECOND ROW: Linda Thompson, Vione Halverson, Carolyn Arts, Debbie Keil, Lois Feddes, Charlotte Miller, Dixie Jensen, Linda Van Daveer. THIRD ROW: ,Tim McMilin, Gloria Lasater, Kathy Davis, Mrs. Sandquist, Fern Cummings, Alice Christiansen, Norma Larson, Linda Clark. Sponsor: MONTANA MUSIC COMPANY, Bozeman, Montana Mrs. Bleaklyfs Fourth Grade FRONT ROW, left to right: Ricky Hecox, Gary Benson, Lawrence Van Dyke, John Overstreet, Philip Evans, Mike Van Daveer, Bobby Fitzhugh, Billy Holdiman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bleakly, Patsy Hankin- son, Candace Fisher, Cheryl Tatarka, Karen Johnson, Norma Norman, Elaine Erickson, Chris Bridgewater THIRD ROW: Jim Barrow, Doug Lutz, Earl Marx, Eileen Thomson, Mary Ellen Johnson, Penny Wioletj Garner, Ronnie Clark. Jim Strickland. Sponsor: STEVE'S COUNTRY STORE, Bozeman, Montana Mrs. Wnghtys Third Grade FIRST ROW, left to right: Marcy Drew, Marty Quick, Carol Antonsen, Diana Arts, Gayle Beckman, Christy Johnson, Doreen Bergen, Eleanor Koukol, Susan Curtis, Mrs. Wright. SECOND ROW: Dick Garner, Jerry Hoffman, Raymond Keil, Terry Mitchell, Jim Clark, Gary Jones, Johnny Delano, Stanley Svensrud, Calvin Biggs. Sponsor: PHILLIPS BOOK Sc OFFICE SUPPLY STORE, Bozeman, Montana ,Mrs Knudsenys Second Grade FRONT ROW, left to right: Roy Noble, Theodore Antonsen, Douglas Richardson, Eddie Jensen, Douglas Callantine, Brent Spomer, Gary Koukol. SECOND ROW: Sheri Lee, Gwen Jones, Linda Knacller, Sally Robinson, Bobby Jean Overstreet, Becky Delano. THIRD ROW: Mike Thomson, Tommy Davis, Mary Carol Bennett, Sarah Myers, Kelly Redmond, Bobby Bradley, Mrs. Knudsen. Sponsor: BURRELL'S GROCERY, Bozeman, Montana Mrs. Heck? First Grade FRONT ROW, left to right: Tim Donica, Michael Theisen, Frankie Knadler, Douglas Pierce, Tommy Alexenko, Johnny VanDaveer, David Bradley, Scott Thompson, Bruce Hietala, Russell Young. SECOND ROW: Jackie Paugh, Denise Karinen, Sheryl Nelson, Susan Spring, Laura Beckman, Penny Clark, Vickie Young. THIRD ROW: Marvin Erickson, Allen Sherman, Gene Watt, Donnie Donahue, Pamela Hampton, Anne Stroop, Mary Krushensky, Beverly Mueller, Helen Anne Otheim, Terry Stiles, Brian Hall, Mrs. Heck- Sponsor: MONARCH LUMBER COMPANY, Bozeman, Montana junior High Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Clarkin, Connie Mclviilin, Judy Jensen, Linda Curtis, Resa Ward, Lydia Reller. Sponsor: MILLER LUMBER CO., Belgrade, Montana KNEELING, left to right: Doug Lutz, Managerg Leon Shearman, Lon- nie Ward, Bruce Feddes. SECOND ROW: Don Ridgway, David Spring, Don Iensen, Denny Lutz, Joe Bennett, Coach Lutz. THIRD ROW: Daryl Cole, Allan Kurnpf, Larry Carpenter, Bob LaRue. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM RECORD GAME HOME OPPONENT Willow Creek Willson Ir. High Logan Three Forks Willow Creek Willson Ir. High Junior HLgh Basketball EIGHTH GRADE TEAM RECORD GAME HOME OPPONENT Willow Creek Willson Ir. High Logan Three Forks Willow Creek Willson Ir. High Manhattan Three Forks Manhattan Logan Manhattan Three Forks Manhattan Logan KNEELING, left to right: Doug Lutz, Manager, Russell Rekward Jim Hanson, Bill Ridgway. SECOND ROW: Frank Schirnetz Doug Erlck son, Terry McKenney, Iirn Moss, Don Richardson Coach Lutz THIRD Sponsor: PHOTO-GIFT SHOP, ROW: Willie Veltkamp, Steve Fisher, Lee Winterowd George Hudson Bozeman, Montana Roy Ehresrnan, Gary Schell. 1 Y X r W : s I 3 I 1, ! L I Bruce Huffine Arnie Krus Captain f Arnold Tholkes The cheerleaders in action Coaches Telin and Heath .... ' -- .. .1w'12krf5?'Yif K ' Ex .i:1s:,,F'fggi:-:9,f:b:l! saffasfawagv I - w , w22az m -f ' . aafwqf. A ' -' mummpm A big scramble during Manhattan game Ken Tonn Jim Moore Dale Alberda Leon Feddes Gary Ton hensky Bob Feddes Gary Ward Leonard Bopp Gary Hellyer Gary Cook Tom Saisbury Larry Moore Dale Wegan Butch Bopp making a tackle Quarterback Moore in action Gary Ward about to tackle 1959 FOOTBALL RECORD GAME PANTHERS OPPONENTS DATE Ray Iohnson Ennis 34 p 7 September 12 Manager Sheridan '7 13 September 19 Twin Bridges 6 32 September 25 Rosary 6 19 October 3 White Sulphur 34 13 October 9 Manhattan 19 20 October 16 Townsend I 29 October 21 Robert Otheim Harry Armstrong Larry Karinen Ken Cook Dallas Karinen Football Team SEATED, left to right: Gary Ward, Leon Feddes, Forrest Adams, Bill Loughnane, Jim Moore, Gary Tonn, Dale Alberda, Bruce Huffine. KNEELlNGg Manager Ray Johnson, Dallas Karinen, Arnold Tholkes Gary Cook, Gary Hellyer, Tom Saisbury, Dale Wegan, Larry Moore, Ken Tonn, Errol Wilson. STAND- ING: Mr. Gaustad, Coach Telin, Larry Karinen, Harry Armstrong, Leonard Bopp, Arnold Krushensky, Robert Feddes, Robert Otheim, Ken Cook, Assistant Coach Heath. BRUCE HUFFINE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Bruce Huffine, the senior football captain, was the recipient of the most valuable foot- ball player award. The trophy was presented to Bruce at a high school assembly. The award is based on these points: game skill, team spirit and loyalty, competitive ability, responsibility as a player, willingness to perform the job, and mental attitude. This well -deserved trophy was presented to Bruce by Mr. Lutz. Sponsor: CLARKlN'S PHARMACY, Belgrade, Montana A-Squad KNEELING, left to right: Leon Stiles, Assistant Coach Gaustad, Harry Armstrong, Coach Telin. STAND ING: Gary Cook, Tom Saisbury, Gary Hellyer, Ken Tonn, Ken Cook, Bob Noon, Robert Feddes, Ron Iverson, Robert Otheim, Bruce Huffine, Larry Moore, Chuck Wright. ROBERT FEDDES MOST VALUA BLE PLAYER The 1959-60 basketball most valuable player award was presented to Robert Feddes, senior forward, who was also this year's captain. The award was made by Coach Matt Telin during the Senior Day program. Robert will always be remembered by Belgrade fans as a boy who put out his best during the entire year. With his sharp eye for the basket and his constant rebounding, Robert well deserves this award. Congratulations, Robert! Sponsor: KESSLER DAIRY, Bozeman, Montana Feddes tips again! Hustling Huffine. Ron controls the tip. Larry hits for two. Individual Aw quad Statistics Iverson goes up high in tournament action at MSC. NAME GAMES FIELD FREE FREE FREE TOTAL AVERAG GOALS THROws THROWS THROW POINTS ATTEMPTED MADE PERCENTAGE Feddes 23 127 124 77 62 331 14. 3 Moore 21 106 68 50 74 262 12. 3 Iverson 15 58 56 38 68 155 10. 3 Huffmo 23 56 33 17 52 129 5. 6 Honyor 23 44 44 28 64 114 5. 0 Tonn 20 39 40 21 53 100 5. 0 Orhoim 23 41 41 21 51 103 4. 5 Cook, G. 23 19 40 20 50 58 2.5 wright 15 12 17 11 71 35 2. 5 Cook, K. 12 5 3 4 50 14 1.2 Noon 8 2 2 1 50 5 . 6 Stiles 4 2 3 0 0 4 1.0 Saisbury 3 0 2 0 ' 0 0 .0 TOTAL TEAM AVERAGE 23 511 479 288 60 1298 56. 4 1263 54. 9 OPPONENT S ' AVERA GE 23 491 507 273 54 Sponsor: MOUNTAIN MACHINERY COMPANY, Bozeman, Montana E KNEELING, left to right: Gary Adams, Dale Alberda, Jim Moore Leon Feddes STANDING Coach Gaustad, Larry Karinen, Dallas Karinen, Dale Wegan, Ray Johnson Gary Tonn Bob Reller David Wegan, Bill Nutter, Don Barney. A 9' Squad Record lr l' 7 7 ' U bquad GAME WHERE BELGRADE OPPONENT GAME WHERE BELGRADE OPPONENT B M Squad Record Big Timber T Willow Creek H Townsend H Willow Creek Clyde Park H Townsend Three Forks H Clyde Park Twin Bridges H Three Forks Rosary MSC Twin Bridges Clyde Park T Rosary WSS H Clyde Park Twin Bridges T WSS Manhattan H Twin Bridges Townsend T Manhattan Big Timber H Townsend Wilsall T Big Timber WSS T Wilsall Three Forks T WSS Rosary H Three Forks Gardiner T Rgsafy Manhattan T Manhattan Whitehall T Whitehall District 8 Tournament March ,l9 -20 -21 -22 Clyde Park MSC Manhattan MSC Three Forsk MSC Sponsor: WILLSON AVENUE CONOCO, Bozeman Montana 'Intramural Basketball CO-CHAMPIONS Cherokees KNEELING: Ron Iverson, Coach. STANDING, left to right: Bill Lough- nane. Gary Ward, Dallas Miller, Mark Jensen, Dale Alberda. CO -CHAMPIONS Knickerbockers KNEELINGz Ken Tonn, Coach. STANDING, left to right: Jim Moore, Don Barney, Tom Verwolf, Leonard Bopp, Frank Spragg, Eddie DeHaan. FOURTH PLACE Ice Cubes KNEELINGg Bruce Huffine, Coach. STANDING, left to right: Charles Sloan, Gary Tonn, Charles Root, Larry Martin, Jim Hendrickson, Dick Root, Arnold Tholkes. THIRD PLACE Gophers KNEELING1 Larry Moore, Coach. STANDING, left to right: Dave Barney Bob Reller, Terry Theisen, Harry Arm- strong, Dewey Ypma, Bruce Taylor, Tom Sarre. Sponsor: WHITE'S PHARMACY, Bozeman, Montana The Panther track squad this year was composed of twenty boys, one of the largest track teams in Belgrade for many years . Among the boys out were Donn Bergen, Bob Noon, Butch Bopp, Larry Moore, Dale Wegan, Dallas Miller, Robert Otheim, Larry Karinen, Harry Armstrong, Kenny Cook, Ray Johnson, Tom Saisbury, Leon Stiles, Chuck Wright, Dick Root, Dallas Karinen, Forrest Adams, Gary Tonn, Tom Verwolf, and Leon Feddes, Manager. On May 9, the track team traveled to Three Forks for the District 8 meet, where they placed seventh, and qualified eight men for the divisional meet. The divisional meet was held in Billings on May 12, and of the eight men from Belgrade, only Dallas Miller, Dale Wegan, and Larry Moore qualified for the state Interscholastic meet in Missoula. Interscholastic was held May 20 and 21. Of the Belgrade trio, junior pole vaulter Larry Moore won the only medal, taking first in the state Class C division. Q LARRY MOORE , , ,V ,sirssirr V:':lff2e51', 1,5 1257? fiilfsi' Q V r.-f , , :V,,s -Hzsrggggsa V 2--V 1- V :V 1 V -aff-Vx , 'afw-uf gseziift 1'V : :ya 1, -xx, . t ' , if its .1 . , ., gytfrls Y X, 3532 w l 5? K s t, V z1,s..,,..wzsrgg,srs1 sm:-V' at . f 1-:asa ,,,,,,, .,,,,, ,.,r. . if S 2 , , as 1 rf, r hiisiizi ii :I - 3155 -'T -0 'zzrz f is-f Q. ., ,,.,.,-V ' ,- .. - sw. ,.t, . ,,,,s . rrr, ,, M .. ., - --,, V is 1Yjfiisst.1f gf' is Hair EVO P51f5H.i:zE1s.f5f2:512f. F. ff'1 5f . , .'r 215.2534 'al-,,,.., FRN: ,: V ..,, j,,'sg,yi-,'u: :':gfI E ' V. 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A- . --,,-- I l- L, 5s,sg,.r ,, itif.,'1,a1ism ' iillmsssilsfiii' f--,,. mufawif . , :WV -WV rsevvlaiiig ff? .r,- sol: . st, issffsiaiisiaff I -, K --fri 5?f22iTeE?1sS5 1 I - V ' '. avfrffiisfissl ' e - l52'1VQg2' iii 2- -1fz,ffg.f,ff2Vs .. 1 ,:+azf,r ,r felis . '-.mari 4 tzit,-it-Vvrws f-K ,luis L fz,f1.spns2i5'1 ,-mia 1 ,ffl-'Wifsfl' i ire '2,. ,, ,gfziilzifl-var? r ri Vi' 5 s .V-l.s:Vfswf,sezl' 1 :sz-fsvw ,il ,k?'iJ5?55V 1 Pole vaulter Moore, miler Miller and miler Wegan before leaving for the state Interscholastic track l'1'l6Ct. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER The 1960 most valuable player award for the track season was presented to Larry Moore. Larry proved himself to be our most valuable track man by being the only boy from Belgrade to place in the state Inter- scholastic track meet. He pole vaulted himself into a tie for first place, with four other Class C participants, and in the final draw was awarded the first place medal. This was the first time in Belgrade school history that a Belgrade track man has placed above third in the state meet. Congratulations, Larry, you well deserve it! Sponsor: KESSLER DAIRY, Bozeman, Montana .--1.1-uuvrua:.nxln1rlnJu ulsgasl'lllnl'Zulli!L'H!lllllIl!lJnllll' ul-I llnlrf Iifi Honor Soczety FRONT ROW, left to right: Jeanne McCrory, Carol Stiles, Linda Schultz, Shirley Schell, Jonne Jensen Jean Hanson, Karen Thunem, Nancy Harrer, Sherrilyn Jensen. SECOND ROW: Mr. VanDaveer, Laura Miller, Mary Ellen Miller, Larry Bright, Charles Root, Judy Armstrong, Skip Allen, Eddie Delrlaan. vi, J: x 3 l LL MARY ELLEN MILLER V M ,J ARLEEN 5CHFf H Valedictorian JJARRY BRIGHT a - Co-Saluialou 0 Salurarorian Sponsor: JOE'S FOODS, Bozeman, Montana FFA. FRONT ROW, left to right: Milton Prescott, Gary Ward, Larry Martin, Ken Nelson, Gar Cook, Ken Y Tonn. SECOND ROW: Mr. Van Daveer, Gary Hellyer, Bruce Huffine, Marvin Craver, Gary Tonn, Tom Saisbury, John Hamilton, Jim Moore. Sponsor: DARIGOLD, Bozeman, Montana Pep Band FRONT ROW, left to right: Sharon Rooksberry, Betty Veltkamp, Dave Barney, Lynda Lowe, Dian Rek- ward Mr. Mcllhattan. SECOND ROW: Paul Newby, Trudy Smith, Byron Carter, JoAnn Gracey, Shirley Schell, Karen Marx. THIRD ROW: Charles Root, Milton Prescott, Ken Nelson, Donn Bergen, Jim Heiskell Larry Bright. Sponsor: AMSTERDAM GARAGE, Manhattan, Montana Girls 9 Glee Club FRONT ROW, left to right: Deanna Theisen, Betty Veltkarnp, Jeanne McCrory, Dian Rekward, Ann Dennison, Nancy Buck, Mr. Mcllhattan. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Gracey, Nancy Harrer, LaVonne Al berda, Rilla Cole, Juanita Theisen, Jean Hanson, Karen Thunem, Shirley Schell. Sponsor: RON'S PHOTO MART, Bozeman, Montana Rehtnap J R SEATED, left to right: Diana Hoffman, Ray Johnson, Juanita Theisen, Frank Spragg, Harry Armstrong, Ruth Antonsen. STANDING: Ron Iverson, Karen Stuart, Laura Miller, Sharon Stuart, Karen Burlison, Li d S 11 ' n a c ultz, Sherrlyn Jensen, Arnette Tholkes, Joe Tecca, Mrs. Greene. Sponsor: CASS MATTRESS 85 FURNITURE, INC. . Bozeman. MOHFRUQ Pep Club KNEELING, left to right: Rilla Cole, Ann Dennison, Karen Thunem. FRONT' ROW, left to right: Judy Black, Caroline Moore, LaVonne Alberda, Ann Satre, Sandra Topp, Betty Veltkamp, Juanita Theisen, Juanita Diamond, Judy Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Greene, Diana Hoffman, Sherilyn Jensen, Linda Schultz, Irene Storey, Jonne Jensen, Jean Hanson, Karla Hanson, Karen Burlison, Dolores Tand- berg, Shirley Schell. THIRD ROW: Dallas Miller, Lynda Lowe, Nancy Buck, Deanna Theisen, Sharon Rooksberry, Kathy Van Horn, Laura Miller, Karon Norman, Karen Adams, Dian Rekward, Eddie De Haan. FOURTH ROW: Harry Armstrong, Mary Ellen Miller, Ina Robbins, Ruth Antonsen, Marlene Rector, Nancy Harrer, JoAnn Gracey, Arnette Tholkes, Patsy Behnke, Karen Watt, Robin Burnett. , BM Club KNEELING, left to right: Tom Saisbury, Gary Ward, Larry Moore, Ray Johnson, Gary Cook. SECOND ROW: Mr. Telin, Leonard Bopp, Rob Otheim, Larry Karinen, Bob Noon, Bob Feddes, Ron Iverson, Ken Tonn. THIRD ROW: Dallas Karinen, Dale Wegan, Arnold Tholkes, Ken Cook, Harry Armstrong, Bruce Huffine, Dewey Ypma. Frank Spragg. Sponsor: BELGRADE STATE BANK, Belgrade, Montana Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Thunern, Ann Dennison, Rilla Cole Sponsor: KASELNAK'S JEWELRY. Belgrade, Montana nulnu ulu-n nwurunauuolunnumsn nruul uns urruu rn Back to School Again, -- Opening Da Was September 31. Supt. Lutz at opening assembly Leaving the first hard day's work MW' , if Je .. A.,,A. ,. 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Frosty posing in front of the Fountain The Dance Band Provided Good Entertainment Through the Year. The Hard Working Choras in Action Fan at the State Music Festival K WOWI Oh, Oh! Yeeess?? Just leaving Toamament Time, March I9-22, W' as the Climax of M Oar Basketball Season. I Action against Manhattan in the fieldhouse as Ron sinks a layup while bench looks on. F The coaches Fun on the bus Karen, Ann, and Rill. Push it out, Ron. Geth hirn, Larry. I quit. Stretch, Fellas. Smiiile ' PK' 4 99 The fumor Pla , Room or Une More, Was Presented in ofuember. The play cast My poor little turtle. We'll give him artificial respiration. ' .,-- Q t ,. .. No, No! You've got to relax. That girl! She saved my life The safecracker The right combo 580 00 .yr Q1 . fiwafwf reg ' , at ' s m e ssffsfw-11 , vw 1-.Q ,. WE, 25155-Emi--tt. . m age NQ.Eyfez.w,:s2,,:S, -ru , --rt: 11, 11: U- iz - ...- -et,-i ,,,r ,r.. N . gggwe Q amiga, ,. .. 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Vw 2 ann I How much longer do I have to But when he held me close, I Darling, why can't you be Frank? wait? simply went mad. Don't you just adore Cindy Lou's 'Blue Flame'? What's going on around here? Butler, we'd like to publish your songs. A11'5 well that ends well, The Juniors Presented Their Prom on May 14, 1960. Deep Purple x Grand March Lovely! Crowning the Queen Royalty of 1972? Queen Mary Ellen, may Ihave the first dance? Sponsor: MILAM GREENHOUSES, Bozeman, Montana The Seniors Went to Flathead Lake Lodge on Their Sneak Trzp. Inside our lodge. Some of the transportation. Chaperones relaxing outside. Lodge bull session. Ohh! ! Arleen Outside the lodg - and So the School Year Ended. S f n 1 1 unnnunnnulvnuunnannrnl unuunul nnnuuncnn Centralize Your Building Needs at YELLOWSTONE PiNE Belg 1-ade, Montana MOBIL ST TION SWANSON'S 201 W. Main Phone .TU 6 Complete Automotive Service Mobil Tires and Batteries Bozeman 5602 THRE xiii, A We s t Pix ' Pho E CHEERS MOTEL of Belgrade ne 137 -W O Cessna 11166 VLC Sales and Service PF Spraying 25' Air Taxi :F Sightseeing Trips if F. A. A. Approved Flight School if Air Ambulance Service Phone Phone Belgrade 52 Bozeman JU 6 6329 BUCK'S BARBER SHOP If your haircut isn't becoming to you, you should be coming to me! Your Panther Barber. Belgrade DOKKEN-NELSON FUNERAL HOME Phone .TU 6-5277 Bozeman Wear Q I AX, 5 WAGNER S , i A P WESTERN WEAR Q fl h Home of the nationally advertised brand in dress For the young at heart and western wear for nearly half a century. Phone JU 6-6264 16 E. Main - Phone .TU 6-5594- Bozeman! Bozeman Montana ' fx' LET US DO YOUR I FLIGHT LINE LUNCH . tg VEGPRRYING L X A . f HUSKY K Q DONNA CREECY ,E QLZIQ EN Proprietor 1'X Gallatin Field Belgrade Phone 59 Phone 52. Belgrade KAMP IMPLEMENT Amsterdam - Montana Phone TOM KAMP AT 4 3740 Proprietor s 1 N Your troubles vanish at RAY'S STANDARD CHEVROLET BUICK Corvair Opel NORTHERN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY 202. West Main Street Bozeman Day and Night Wrecker Serv1ce O. K. USED CARS Phone Day- JU 6-2373 Night- JU 6-2092 SIGN OF GOOD TASTE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CCMPANY Phone .TU 6-2.02.9 Bozeman McDONALD'S IN BOZEMAN :if Home of famous brands fl: Teenage charge accounts Phone .TU 6-2040 BEI-GRADE P ALFALFA el MILLS Mill Phone Offlce Phone 102. 100 ALFALFA PR ODUC TS Belgrade, Montana 4 l LEE 8: DAD'S MONTANA FLOUR MILLS COMPANY Ceretana Flour Company. HARSTAD FLETCHER MUSIC COMPANY 18 S. Wilson Avenue, Bozeman Phone JU 6-2.411 nd Ken both purchased ents at Harstad Fletcher GALLATIN FARMERS COMPANY DON'S HARDWARE SAM ALLEN'S THE FOUNTAIN JOHN and CORA JENSEN Belg rade , Montana Phone 40 fc l P1129 4 .J he , ,i 1 2 To these radio stations in the Gal- FOR latin Valley, the 1960 PANTHER ex- EVERYTHING tends this cornplirnentary ad with PHOTOGRAPHIC many thanks for the help they have Dial given in advertising our school e- JU 7-7536 Vents, KBMN KGVW AMC SULLIVAN PHOTO KXXL Bozeman, Montana Gard 1 G Sv' ' J 4 -F' I nsoov umowfmo l I BUILDING FOR MONTANPUS FUTURE During the past ten years , theMon- tana Power Company has spent 3120, OOO, OOO in Montana building new fa- cilities and enlarging existing ones to meet the demands of ourcustomers everywhere in our vast service area. Montana Power people are planning far into the future, too, to be able to supply the ever-increasing demands of our growing state. 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