Charles M Russell High School - Russellog Yearbook (Great Falls, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 233 of the 1966 volume:

GOJ BliIiniiil ' i ' iiiii ' iiiiriTiiiiiiiiiii genealogy 978.602 G79RUS 3 1833 01788 9467 1966 When we stepped through these doors for the first time, we realized the formidable task of molding our- selves into a united and spirited student body. As the year passed, we established many precedents, which we hope will evolve into cherished traditions. Now, as we reflect upon our first year at Charles M. Russel High School, we realize. . . THIS WAS THE YEAR THAT WAS SOMETIMES MUSICAL DRAMATIC USUALLY POLITICAL ACADEMIC OFTEN SPIRITED COMPETITIVE OCCASIONALLY HUMOROUS DIGNIFIED r a y 3 ft INTRODUCTION PAGE 1-13 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION PAGE 14-33 CLASSES PAGE 34-1 15 6 CLUBS PAGE 116-131 •► ' I n FH f v t ■ •- d MUSIC PAGE 132-145 ACTIVITIES PAGE 146-173 SENIOR DIRECTORY SPORTS PAGE 208-217 PAGE 174-205 ADVERTISING PAGE 218-223 DEDICATION Dedication to Mr. James Bergene In gratitude for the many long hours you have spent in uniting us and making us as proud of C. M. R. as you are, we dedicate, as a token of our esteem . . . THE RUSSELLOG-1966 DEDICATION Dedication to Mr. Donald Hovland In appreciation of the dynamic guidance and breadth of vision with which you have brightened our first year, to you, also, we ded- icate, as a token of our esteem .... THE RUSSELLOG-1966 mnmm m • rib • « - |MW« ■■■■•■ FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION MR. BLOCK Dean of Boys MR.STENSON Guidance Director MRS. BASSETT Dean of Girls 1 Left to Right- Mr. Gray, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Reichel, Dr. Wenaas, Mr. Moore, Mr. Farns- worth, DR. Gilson, Mr. Barkhurst, Mr. Clary. SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right- Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. McCann, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Kjelsrude, Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Knobf. OFFICE STAFF L CAFETERIA WORKERS JANITORS Front Row- Mr. Nelson, Mr. Preston, Mr. Grey, Mr. Surmi. Mr. Solon- Back Row- Mr. Witherhall, Mr. Matsko, Mr. Palagi, Mr. Myer, Mr. Wils Mr. Porter, Mr. Dobson. Head Librarian- MISS LUCILE PARKER Assistant Librarian- MRS. PEIRCE L LIBRARIANS MR.STEFANOFF MR. PAUL PETERSON vanmm MB if s l 1 ■■«•■ = ' ■ MMfrr ' • • V m 1 - V 1 f L MR. DONALD BEDKER COUNSELING BOE, ROLAND E. U. of Montana, B. History and Politic, science; House of Re resenlatives. DAVIS, DENNIS G St. Olaf College B A World History; Assist- ant Football Coach. EVENSKAAS, JEAN U. of Montana, B A.; U.S. History and Geog- raphy; Jr. Class Spon- sor and Rangettes. HAIGH, THOMAS U. of Minnesota; U. S. History; J. V. Football and Basketball- Forum Club. HOYLAND DON N D. State University B. S.. ClaremontGrad- ua eSchool, U. olMon- tan a, Stanford Univer- sit) , Moorheod State M. A.; Economics- Vice Pri icipal. HANSON, CHARLES F U. of Minnesota, B A.; St. CloudSlateCollege ' B.S.;U. of Denver; Rus- sian History; World His- tory; Sophomore Class Sponsor. don ' t have anyone Named G. I. Joe, do I? L A loaf of bread and what else, dear? SOCIAL STUDIES PELUSO, THOMAS E.M.C., M.S.U., B.A.; Sociology; Debate. Fo- PETERSON. PAUL U.Minn.. B. S., M. A.; U.S. History; Counselor. REIMAN. CHARLES U. Mo., A. B., M. A.; World History, Human- SMITH, B. KENT D. U.. U. ol M.. B.A.; M. A,; U. S. Hislory. Northwesl History; Ad- STEPHENS. JEAN visor to I he Sludsn Senate. ANDERSON, EUNICE CRAMER, DON HILL, LENORA ANN Mi not Stale College, Eastern Montana Col- Montana State Unive B.A.; Typewriting, Short- lege, University of sity, B. S.; Home Ec hand. Montana, B.A.; Typing, Bookkeeping, Record- keeping. HOGENSON, LOWELL Montana SlateCollege, B. S.; Colorado Stole College, M. A.; Ma- chines and basic vo- cational. HUBER.MAXINEM. Jamestown College, B. A ; Shorthand, Typ- ing, Secretarial Office Practice; Sponsor of Golden Spurs. HUHNERKOCH, CAROL Mankato State College, B A.; Bookkeeping; Sophomore class spon- USEFUL ARTS aaaa dddd gggg jiju INI hhhh ffff ss You know I think it needs a little more flour LEIFER. ROBERT Easlern Washington Slate, B.A.; Distributive Ed.;D.E. Club. MILLER, BOB Montana University, MOELLER. MARY JON B.A.; Industrial Arts, Vo- Iowa Stale University; calional Education. Home Economics. TAYLOR, HOWARD J. SAILER, BETTY UniversityofWyoming- TEFFT, BEVERLY J. Minot State Teachers. B. S.; Colorado Stole • North Da B. A , Typing, Health, CollegeM, A. : Indus- P. E.i Co-Sponsor of trial Arts, G.A.A. Wreslling Coach. tW sT7 f v ANDERSON, DAISY A. ANDERSON, BRIGHT, LARRY CHAPMAN, NANCY College of Great Falls, ELIZABETH D. Montana State Univer- University of Mississ B.S.; English. University of Alabama, sity, B. A.; English, pi, B. A.,- Journalis B.A; English, Reading Lab. Publications Advisor. ti DELANEY, JOANNE ERICKSON, DENNIS E Universityof North Da- St. CloudStateCollege, kota, B. A.; English, B. A.; English; Junior Reading Lab.; Russell- Class, Ski Club. HOLLISTER, JAMES P. Pacific Lutheran Uni- versity, B. A.; English, Speech .Look away, look away, look away, Dixieland! Help! I can ' t get my finger out of this bottle! MEIER, LAVONNE M. Mankato Stale College- English. MORSE, STANLEY A. Concordia College- B. A- University oi North Dokola-M, Ed.; English; American Field Service. Inlerclub Council. MOLLANDER DENNIS S. University of Montana- B.A.; English. SWANBERG. PATTY JO WOODEN, RICHARD E. Mankolo Stale College- B.A.; English. MATHEMATICS CETTO, NICHOLAS KANNING, ELAINE JUN, LUDVIK Black Hills State College Concordia College; Nebraska State, A.B.; B.A.; Arizona Stale Uni- Moth. Colorado State Col- versity, M.N.S.; Algebra; lege, M. A.; Geo netry, Trigonometry, Geome- Math, Algebra, Math try; Senior Class Spon- Analysis. sor; Moth Club Sponsor. MEWES, ROLAND NORDRUM, JOHN MESKE. KENNETH Minot Stale Teachers United Slates Merchc North Dakota State Uni- College, B. S., Univer- Marine Academ versity; Geometry, Al- sity of Colorado, M.S.; Michigan State Univ gebra, Trigonometry, Algebra, Math Analy- sily, B A. ; Geomet Algebra. sis, Geometry, Math. Moth; Chess Club. So what if we did use more than one pat of butter! ra know this is French class, but we CAN ' T make our own wine! ■AlfMW ' : MILLER, KATHERINE PETERSON, LANA WILLIAMS. RUTH Jamestown College, Montana State Univer Jamestown College. B. A.; German. sily, Universidad Inter B.A.; French. Germon; americana. Universi Second year French dad Nacional de Mexi Club. CO, B.A.; Spanish; Span ishClub. FOREIGN LANGUAGES ANDERSON, ROBERT GESTRING, CHARLES HUDSON, PAUL University of Minne- Montana Stale Univer- Western Reserve Uni- sota, B, A., St. Cloud sity, Oregon Slate Uni- versity, B. A.; Ohio Sto le College; Biology. versity, B. A.; Biology. Northern University Aeronautics; Key Club. B.S.; University of Mon tana, M.A.; Biology. KOENIG, DERWOOD NELSON, ALAN PETERSON, RICHARD Weslmar College. B.A.; Weslmar College. Val- St. Cloud StateCollegc Iowa State University, ley City Slate Teachers Electronics. Kansas Stale Univer- College, Montana State sity; Chemistry. University, Washing- ton State University, B. A.; Biology; Junior Class Sponsor. SCIENCE I wonder if his group had 2 % fewer cavities. BENNETT, ELEANOR - Montana Slate Univer- sity, B.A.; Physical Edu- cation; Girl ' s Athletic Association, Ski Club, Ski Team. DROSS, G. R, Eastern Montana Col- lege, B. A., Health, Drivers Training, MILLER, REID Pueblo Junior College, Colorado Stale Col- lege, B A,, Health; Coach. P.E., HEALTH Just think; before this you all used to be 90 pound weaklings! POOR. JAMES Eastern Montana Cot- PHELPS, DWIGHT lege. B. S.. Stanford Colorado Stale College. Universit) B.A.; Music. Art Club Sponsor. STEELE. RAY St. Cloud College. B.A.. ■jch Coach. FINE ARTS I JP, m CLASSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS R. J. REID. . PRESIDENT DICK DEAN. . VICE PRESIDENT PAM BAROCH . . . Secretary W JAMES ADAMS GREGALBERTSON WALLIE JEAN ANDERSON LESLIE ASHMORE GIDGET ATOLL NOREEN AUBERTIN KAREN BAEHLER PATTY BAHM BONNIE JEAN BAKER NANCY BAILEY LINDYBAIN PAUL BALLEW, JR. LORRAINE BANDEL STACY BARBER MIKEBARBRE PAT BORDWELL CAROLYN BARNES PAMBAROCH PAULA BAROCH BEVERLY BATEMAN DAN BATTLESON JIMBAUCH RICK BAUTISTA JAMIE BEAVERS KENNETH BECK ROBERT BECKER GERRI BENDER MIKE BENNETT RITA BERGSTROM CHARLOTTE BERTSCH 1966 DARLENEBIBERDORF JAMIE BLACK TOMBLANKENHORN GREGBORDNER DONALYN BOSH CHERYL BOWEN LINDA BOWERS GARY BRADEN DIANE BRANDT FRANK BRICE GROVERBRIGGS ;MA CLASS OF 1966 CLASS GARYBRODOCK )( k7 BROOKS Newly elected President, Dale Waniata, addresses student body on gc Mm+ LINDA BRUNO CHARLOTTE BUCK r ) MYRA BULLARD DONITA BURDITT SHARON BUSH JEFF CARPENTER NANCY CARTER TERRY CARTER BILL CHARTERS SALLY CHEETY JULIE CHRISTENSON CHARLOTTE CHURCH ELIZABETH CLAY COLLEEN CLEMENTS TOMCOEFIELD PATTY COLEMAN MARILYN COMBS MADALYN CONGER ELLEN COOK TOM COOK STUART CORBIN 14 WILLIAM CORR LARRY COTTON ELLEN CROWELL BOB CUNNINGHAM RANDY DALHLEY MICKEY DALTON VICKIE DALY JIM DARDEN MARCIA DAWES RICHARD DEAN kfl A,ife DOUGDEATON BILLDELANGE CLASS OF 1966 MIKEDELANOY TOM DENNING DANDEVINE JANICE DILLMAN CAROL DISMORE BRUCE DOBNEY CONNIE EDENS JAMES ELLINGTON RONI EISENMENGER JAMES ELOFF CAROL ENGLE The Agony and the Ecstasy CLASS OF 1966 LYLE FAIRCH1LD MY MICHAEL FELDHACKER DALE FIRMAN RAY FISH SHARON FITZWATER DARRELL FLAMAND BEV FLANAGAN MIKEFLYNN VICKIE FORSLUND SANDY FRANSEN BONNIE FRASURE VICKIE FREEMAN DONNA FRICK KAREN FRIEDRICK LINDA FROUD CHUCK FRY APRIL GALLAGHER ROBERTA GALLAGHER CHARLENEGEMAR CHERYL GEMAR 4T ' fc LES GEMAR HARRY GIBBS PENNY GILCHRIST LEWIS GRANT BARBARA GRAY MARY JO GRAY RICHARD GRAY GREG GRIFFITH ALAN GRINDELAND HELEN GRUEL 1966 1: U MERVIN GUNDERSON GRAYDANUS HACKLER CLASS JEAN HAHN ROBBY HALCRO BERNICEHALTUNEN DENNIS HANENBURG JANET HANSEN HAL HANSON STEVE HARRINGTON DONALD HARTMAN CAROL HASBROCH KAREN HAUGSJAA DOTTY HAYES TERRY HEINE CASSIEHENDERSHOTT RON HENRY NANCY HIGGINS GARYC. HILL GARY W. HILL SHARLA HILL DAN HITE SHIRLEY HOLMES GEORGE HOPKINS ROSINA HOUTZ John and Gary take a pause that refreshes. CLASS OF 1966 i M MIKE HOWARD PAM HUFF RICK HUSTON EARLENEILER LINDA ISOM JAY JARVEY PEGGY JENSEN GARYJOLUESON JAMES JOHNSON KEN JOHNSON LARRY JOHNSON SHEILA JUNG KEN KEITH JOHN KELLY BRUCE KENISON CLASS OF 1966 ROBERT KERR ROGER KINSEY TOMKJELSRUD kd RAYKNOBLE DANELLEKLAWITTER PAULA KOENIG ROBERT KOMAR NANCY KRICK KAREN KUEFFLER CLASS OF 1966 LARRY LA CROIX STAN LANE KATHYLANG MARVIN LANGAN LINDA LARSON CHERYL LAZZARO ALICE LEE TED LEE BOBLEIGLAND KEITH LEONARD JODY ' LESH LEONLILLETVEDT JULIE LOGAN CANDY LOHR RONALD LORDS PAM LOVE BARBARA LUCE CHARLES LULL DAN LUMSDEN LOREN LUTZENHISER JACKMAHAN 1966 TERRY MAHNKE PATRICK MAHON DENNIS MARTIN marian ma ttern phillip mathews sue McCarthy LINDA McCAY EVELYN McCOMB JERRY McCULLOUGH 1966 TIM McGOVERN KIMMclNTOSH CANDY McKAY MARY McKAGUE BARBARA McMICHAEL SUEMEDEAN NANCY MELNECK Greg Albertson scores a point during debate round at CMR Speech Tournament. CANDY MESSMAN MARY MEYER LINDA MICK DOUG MILLER GENEVA MILLER LINDA MILLER TRACY MITCHELLITTI SUSIE MOE RANDY MORIN JIMMY MORRAY KATIE MORRIS BONNIE MUSSELMAN WELLER MYER ELLEN NAHRGANG DENNIS NASSETT SHIRLEY NEBEL BRENDA NELSON CONNIE NELSON LINDA NISBET MIKE NISBET RAYMOND NOTTINGHAM MARIANNE NOWLIN MIKE NUGENT BETTY O ' CONNELL PAULA ODEGARD VIRGINIA OLSEN CYNDE OLSON BOBONSTAD GEORGE PAMENTER JANIS PANCICH VERN PANKRATZ LAURIE PAPPIN CHARLES PAUL GREG PAUTZ SHARILEE PAYNE BEVERLY PEASE LINDA PECK SANDRA PEIFFER DANNY PENLAND SUE PENNINGTON DAVID PFEIFLE PAUL PHILLIPS SARAH PHILLIPS JUDY PHILLIPPE BOB PIPINICH FAYEPISONE ROBIN PODBIELSKI FRANK PONIKVAR DALEPORSBORG ± LINDA PORSBORG CURT PRESTON What ' s up there, Wallie? CLASS OF 1966 SHERRY PUTNAM JANETQUICK RENERANDOL BILLRANDONO MERLE REA JANICE REDDING R. J. REID BILL REINIG TERRY REYNOLDS PAT ROAM CAROL ROBERTS MIKE ROGERS SUE ROSE RON ROYLAND MIKERUARK JOHN SABO LARRY SALHANEY DAVID SASKA MAC SAUNDERS PAULSCHAFER KATHY SCHATTEL FREDSHEASBY ROMA SHEPPARD RONSHIMEK TOMSHIVELY EDWARD SHURE TERRY SIDENER JERRY SIMMONS LINDA SIRVCEK LORYN SLETTEN NORMAN SMITH BILL SORRELL ROBERT SPENCER LAYNESPOHN GARY SPRAGUE SHARYN STACK DAVESTEEN MARVIN STENBERG MARY MARTHA STEPHENSON CAROL STEVENSON MIKESTOETZEL HOWARD STRAUSE K SHARON STROBEL -JV JL CAROL STUKEY m i tiZ s k. PEGGY SUTHERLAND i ff% DICKSWINGLEY r 1 FRANK TABER IE MARKTALEFF FRANK TEBEAU BILL TERRILL MICHAEL THOLT GARY THORN LANA THYGESON LYLA THYGESON SHARON TIEDEMANN DICKTIETJEN CLAUDIA TOOLE CLASS OF 1966 KATHY TRAMELLI BONNIE TUCKERMAN PEGGY VAN DAM MELODY VAUPEL CARL VENDER +1 1 ± TERRY WAHL AUDREY WALKER SUSAN WALKER GARY WALLACE DALEWANIATA RANDY WARWICK MIKE WATSON REBECCA WATSON CLIFF WENZEK BILLWESLAND DAVE WEST CAROL WHITEHORN AL WICKENS ELBERT WILKE MELVIN WILLEY HRISTINE WILSON JERRY WILSON KAREN WINKLEMAN PHILWITHEROW DANNY WITTMIER JOHN WOERNER RUTH WORKMAN EDEN WORTH JAMES YEAGLEY WILLIAM YOUNG RAEYUDYSKY i LARRY ZBINDEN CLASS OF 1966 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS RON MOLEN. . PRESIDENT MONA BROWN. . SECRETARY KEN WILBER. . VICE PRESIDENT JUNIOR CLASS BobAafedl Ron Aafedl Pam Adams Karen Adamsen ,-■. U iss Kathy Bou ngar Doric neB aud y Jonic - Bi Billie Bennett Marv Ann Benr ett Rolp Ben ,on Nam V Be JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS Warren Gardner Ernie Gasparovich JUNIOR CLASS Ron you ' re laughing, butwhat about poor Ken? 1 • JUNIOR CLASS Body I lindo Knudion About that file on Cleopatra. JUNIOR CLASS You ' ve added two and two si times, and you still get three? Linda McC lain Marjorie McClure Diane McDormoll Paulelle McKay Greg Muir Judy Myhre Skip Nelson Greg Nelson Jim Nelson Kalhy Nelson Susie Nisbet PatNordby BobOuellette Ron Overbed rgeOverturf Jes eOxendine Ma k Paddock ... y Poinler ' ..I ' Painter Ala nPalvic JUNIOR CLASS Would you believe I can ' t read? JUNIOR CLASS This doesn ' tlooklikeSponish to me! Richard Relon Kris Reynolds Linda Reynold Paula Rhodes Nancy Schilling Wayne Sch Tom Schmidl Ruth Schoberg I JUNIOR CLASS Mary Taylo tfii JUNIOR CLASS Sharon Weeks SkipWeisenburg. Chuck Wen;ek Kalhy While Laurel Whilehorn Rennee Whiteh KenWilber Harvey Wilk Denise Willard Gary Wilson Aylell Wrighl n$w SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JOHN SECHENA. . PRESIDENT TERRY FISH. . VICE PRESIDENT JAYNE FLYNN. . . SECRE TARY-TREASU SOPHOMORE CLASS Steve Andr Diane Assir Slan Ackermc Karen Adam; Bob Annala John Auditor. Cheryl Aomold Gory Adorns Cindy Allison Shirley Antonson Barbara Babbit |J Dan Becket! Sharon Bende Carol Besich Jack Black Nancy Beach JanineBelhumeur SOPHOMORE CLASS PauletteBlessurr Betty Bonahoom Gay Boomer SherrieBranhan Shelda Brodock V n 7 Bob Brohaugh Gordon Brown Dave Bunker Belly Burckhard Koren Burdill Steve Burch Kalhy Burckhard SOPHOMORE CLASS Tim Coil Linda Canlrell Calhy Carler Candy Cuoppel! Marilyn Cherpeski ' .,ir y C houinai d Linda Cline Karen Clouse EarleneColley This is really stretching things! SOPHOMORE CLASS Linda Cook Linda Cooley Don Cotton Katie Christ Jan Davis Hugh Dawes Ann Dayton Diana Debard Betly Dennis Paula Dillman 27? You must be kidding! Kalhy Dorr Scoll Eddinglon Don Eisenmeng. Cilia Emmerl P SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS Ron Erickson Lorry Former Cheryl Feisl Terry Fish Roger Flint JoyneFlynn Terri Floey Susan Franklin Melody Freel Sharlieen Gahag SOPHOMORE CLASS Nancy Gardner Vickie Gebhardt Dennis Gemor ScollG.lchnst John Goldsmilh Richord Golio ' - ild .,-, Marlon.. ' Grant Sieve Grovos Nancy Greer illilLi Donna Grindeland Myrna Grindeland Jim Gustovicl Cheryl Haine SOPHOMORE CLASS Susi Grunwal, Kay Gumm Carolee Haas Vicki Hajek Mikellete Hackle Terry Hall Pam Halseth Sheryl Ha. Diana Hampton Don Harboway Mary Harris Sid Harvey SOPHOMORE CLASS DovoH.II Gory Holfn Linda Hoist Marianne Hoppu ■ Mike Heine Jim Hennessey John Henry Wanda Her. Glenno Hewitt Arde e Men., Ann Marie He Aido Herman; Donna Hickox Jerry Hertel DickHighwood SOPHOMORE CLASS Chuck Johns Kay Johnsto Kalhy Kalafal Susan Kelly SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS Vicki Loney Mary Lynch Carlo Mack Jan Madson Gary Mahaffy Don Loll Theresa Lynch Darla Madsen Mike Maedar Nancie Mahood Bob Manning Jan Mathews Mercanna McBee Nancy McCullough SOPHOMORE CLASS ■ Beverly Neils Dole Nyberg Carol Nelson Gary Nyberg Connie Nelson DeniseOelois BobNisbel Jerry Olson Terry Nugent Richard Olson SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS Glenn Pacini Mark Paul Janice Payne Debbie Peter! Marau Pie, He Gary Phillippe Lydia Podblelskl Linda Ponikvar R. L. Pulvor m Connie Rainer Kathy Reorick Polly Reinhardt Bill Richardson Tom Rohrick Kathy Rosendahl Mark Ross DanRowe Steve Ruff JeannieSabo Will the real surfing champion please step forward! SOPHOMORE CLASS V I SukiO Kalhy Salhef PalSauners Tom Scarbrd Lauren Schrupp O Fv. They put WHAT in the hair dryer? ,milh Dono(Lol ' .,. SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS Joe Sleiner Jan Starling Sherry Stephens Dave Starr Pam Stevens Kerry Stolt DaveStukey Ron Stewart Wendy Strand Dennis Swanso Judy Swartz Denise Smith Russ Smith Rose Spent Judy Smith Sherry Smith Sally Stapp Sharon Smith Debbie Spencer Sherri Snodgrass Doug Spohn Francs Spicer SOPHOMORE CLASS Gail Iran Jim lurnt Mock Wodu Jon Swartzenberger Dick Taliff Marsha Tobacco Sharon Taylo Cheryl lolarko Joe Tebeou Bonnie Teal Gory Thune Julie Three! Tana Thompso Donita Thyges SOPHOMORE CLASS Mike Watson Curl Wallace Brenda Walk Sally Weissman Virginia Wash Mike Warley Sheila Watson Kathy Watkin Fred Wentworth Kathy Webste Dave Wenzek Melody Wenzel Cathy Wheeler LuonaWestfall Don White Pom Wheeler Sharon Wiley Kathy Whittlemore GlenoleeWest Dennis Willels Joan Wilhelm Bill White SOPHOMORE CLASS Don Woop RoberlYow RonZblndon JimZygmond Bonnla Woodward Kathy Young Bonnio Zimmerman Jll Cloudio Kopltllt] U • c fr Myrtle Rae Wilson Susanne Wolford Jim Wilson Bill Will Pomelo Wong Ken Wilson Pom Wolfe Oenise Woods CLUBS CABINET Row 1 : Mono Brown, Ken Wilbur, Ron Molen, Cossie Hendershort, Dole Woniola, Terry Heine, R. J. Reid, Dick Dean, Pom Baroch. Row 2: Jayne Flynn, John Sechena, Terry Fish. SENATE Row 1: Wallie Jean Anderson-Bill Clerk, Dale Waniata-President, Pom Baroch-Secrelary, Kent Smith-Faculty Advisor. Row 2: Linda Miller, Marianne Bennett, Jayne Flynn, Nancy Novis. Row 3: Charlene Gemor, Cheryl Gemor, Poula Baroch, Peggy Nelson, Jan Baumgart, Dianne Ellis, Jill Friedrick, Leann Finley. Row 4: Tom Collield, Per Loge, Roger Kinsey, Gary Goettel, Dave Denning, Curt Preston. HOUSE Row 1: Nancy Bailey-Bill Clerk, LesGemor-Speaker of the House, Terry Heine- President of Ihe House. Row 2: Joanie Hugg, Ann Senile, Solly Stapp, Pam Love, Carol Dismore, Liza Johnson, Cloudy Koby, Debbie Peters. Row 3: Jan Larson, Judy Swartz, Candy Dodge, Poll Eorley, Helen Kalafaf, Cynde Olson, Linda McKerrow, Cheryl Olson. Sue McCarthy, Landy Boin. Row 4: Bill Cordingly, Wayne Smith, Bobby Kerr, Skip Nelson, Lloyd Ross. Steve Harrington, Dick Palmer. STUDENT COURT Raw 1: Georgianno Pucilowski, Roby Enge. Tracy Michelelti. Fronk Tober. Kolhy Boumgarl. Dolly Karaba Row 2: Steve Priebe. Mark Ross. STUDENT ADVISORY a £v£jh?} a Officers: Wallie Jean Anderson-Sec. Treas., Carol Stukey-Vice-Pres. Row 2: Linda Miller, Leann Finley, Jayne Flynn, Dolly Koraba. Row 3: Cheryl Gemar, Dianne Ellis, Charlene Gemar, Marcia Eidel, Melanie Carroll. Pat Nordby, Priscilla Quick. Row 4: Ron Molen, Mike Flynn, Dale Waniala, Jack Black, John Sechena, Roger Kinsey. TRAFFIC COURT The Student Advisory Council was chosen by prospective CMR students at the end of last year. It was the desire of the adminis- tration to give students an opportunity to organize the activities for the new school. Frank Tabor, headed the council as presi- dent. Each of the oth e r twenty-nine mem- bers headed a committee. Traditions, the student handbook, the constitution, capsand gowns and studentgovernmentday were all products of the diligent work put forth by the council throughout last summer. ; Pat Nordby and Niel Leepe The downtown traffic court is composed of three students from each of the three high schools. The members rotate the positions of Chief Justice, bailiff, and clerk of court. The purpose of the court is to give each individual teenage traffic violator more attention than he would otherwise receive. INTERCLUB COUNCIL j5 r. Q CI A V illlllli H ® Row 1: Carol Stukey, Betly O ' Connell, Susie Moe, Susie Radovich. Row 2: Peggy Sutherland. Paulo Koenig, Cindy Miller, Melonie Carroll, Linda Dismore, Kris Reynolds, Row 3: Curl Preslon, Bill Terrill, Roger Kensey, Scott Danlorth, Mike Barbre, Tom Coefield, loren Lutzenhiser, Stuart Corbin INTERSCHOOL COUNCIL 5 p Cassie Hendersholt. Roger Kensey. Ken Wilbur, Dole Wanialo. Terry Heine. Carol Stukey NFL AND SPEECH Officers: T A Peluso, Mike Barbre, Vice-Presidenl. Georgia Peter- son, Secretary, Tom Coefield, President, Mr, Steele. Row 2: Rose mory Ginnaly, Wallie Jean Anderson, Anita Pamenter, Deanna Kapptie, Aylette Wright, Cheryl Barnes, Sarah Phillips, Maureen Ryan, Karen Haugsjua, Julie Logan. Row 3:Peggy Nelson, Priscillo Quick, Vickie Lee, Myrtle Roe Wilson, Julie Yearsley, Jan Baum- gart, Sharon Strobel, Pat Mordby, Diane McDermott, Carolee Haas, Lauren. Schrupp, Don Peterson. Row 4: Gary Guccione, Loren Lutzenhiser, Greg Albertson, Neil Leeper, Mike Higgins, Stuart Horner, Occo do Johgh, Dale Hanenburg, Weller Myer, T. J Starr. THESPIANS Row 1 : Linda Lords, Bonnie Musselman, Laurie Pappin, Karen Haugsjaa. Standing: Mr Lund, George Cowen, Mark Ewald. Loren Lutzenhiser. FORUM Row I: Bruce Dobney, Wally Jean Anderson, Georgia Peterson. Row 2: Tom Coefield, Frank Taber, Sharon Weeks, Julie Yearsly. Row 3: Ron Shimik, Per Loge, Londy Bain, Candy Dodge. Row4:Grover Briggs, Evelyn McComb, Kern Mcintosh. Row 5: Pal Nordby Row 6: Lor en Lutzenhiser, Phil Witheron. Row 7: Mike Barbre, Terry Mohnke. ART CLUB Row 1: Sharon Weeks, Bernice Haltunin-Sec.-Treos.. Sue Fox. Corol Rulten. Row 2: So Linda Carter, April Gallogher, Laura Osborn, Kolhy Young. Jackie Mills. Row 3: lynn Ferguson. Bobbio Gallagher, Robin Podbielski, Lore Slullen. John Sabo, Bob Wear. Mike Feldha.. Willi elm. FRENCH CLUB III, IV Row 1: Karen Baelor, Candy Lohr, EvelynMcComb, Cheryl Barnes, Mrs. Pierce. Row 2: Linda McKay, Kern Mclnlosh, Linda Bowers, Julie Logan, SusieMoe. Row3: Brendo Nelson, Jim Adams, R. J. Reid, Linda Peck. FRENCH CLUB I, II Front Row: Jeannie Sobo, Dawn Morrison, Linda Dismore, Sharon Peiffer, Karen Haugsjaa. Back Ro Barb Lewis, Cindy Smith. Candy Myers. Janice Hanson, and Brenda Walker. SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Goy Tippell, Colleen Dwyer, Marianne Bennell, Cheryl Homes, Susan Lehrman. Ron. Eisenmenger, Dorothy Hayes, Wendy Strand. Row 2: Kathy Martin, Melanie Carroll, Kolhy Lang, Judy Philippe, Roberta Greene, Diana DeBord. Row 3: Pan Earley, Pal Bardwell, Diane Brandt. Evelyn McComb, Marjori e Myers. Row 4: Donmlo Burdiif, Julie Yearsley, Dorrell Burditt, Linda Peck. Aleta Rouns. FUTURE NURSES Front Row: Shoron Teidman. VicePresidenl; Kris Reynolds, President; and Cathy Harba- I Treasurer. Row 2: Carol Whilehorn, Linda McKerrow.MelonieCorroll. Shoron Morn ' ond Maureen Ryan. CHESS CLUB Row 1: left to right, Richard Lindgren, Tom Jhanke, Bob Lurzenhiser, Bruce Morrison, John Coefield, Scott Danforth, Neal Olson, Karen Burditt, Lloyd Ross, Steve Saucier, Row 2: Kathy Martin, Stuart Horner. EMPTY SET Row 1: left to right, Ron Shimick, Babs Gray, Terry Mahnke, Kathy Mar.tin. Row 2: Mr. Stanton Morrison, Steve Priebe, Steve Graves, Scott Danforth. DECA victim? Kneeling: Trudy Brown, Linda Mick, Cheryl Bowen, Carol Slukey, Frank Taber, Genevieve Miller, Belly O ' Connell. Row 2: Jan Poncich, April Gallogher.SuePennington, Donna Frick, Rosina Houlz, Lindy Bain, and Audrey Walker, Row 3: Don Harlmon, Jim Yeagley. Robin Podbielski, Tracy Michel etti, Lyle Fairchild, RonRoylond, Bob Cunninghom, Roger Messmon. Row 4: Gory Sprague, Bill Randono, and Terry Sharrel. Distributive Education Clubs of America help to prepare students for positions as future businessmen and women. A member must obtain a part-time job and include D. E. training in his school courses. The club at CMR, sponsored by Mr. Robert Leifer, is only one chapter of the national club. 127 GAA Officers: Paula Paun, Vice-President, Sarah Phillips, President, Janis Bell, Secretary, Linda Ponikvar, Points Manage Row 2: Bonnie Poil, Kathy Young, Nancy Green, Carrie Putnam, Linda Johnson, Glenalee Westrum, Mary Chouinar Luana Westfoll. Denise Woods, Janet Hoist. Row 3: Barb Parr, Kathy Webster, Pattie Bahm, Charlotte Selstad, Glor Orham, Virginia Sparks, Peggy Sutherland, Dorla Madsen, Kathy Moler, Jami Beavers. Row 4: Betty Dennis, Cher Emerson, Danelle Klawitter.KarenBraden.Marcia Eidel, Kathy Kalafot, Karen Burditt, Melanie Carroll, Morlies Gliev Judy Myhre, Sue McCarthy. SKI CLUB Front Row: Curt Preston. President; Per Loge, Vice President; Janine Belhumeur, Secretary Row 2: Kern Mcintosh. Sally Weissman. Row 3: Jackie Veseth, Judy Swartz, Cheryl Olsen. Row 4: Katie Morris, Pam Halseth, Louis Foght. Row 5: Connie Partain, Nancy Novis, Ellen Nahrgong Row 6: Linda Montgomery, Vicky Loney, . Row 7: John Sechena. Doug Miller, Lynn Preston. Row 8: Dick Palmer, Larry Lander, Denny Gemmel. Row 9: Jurus Ore, Gary Grover. RUSSELLETTES . fi A ft £ a ft Row 1 : Marianne Bennett- Sec. second semesler, Melanie Carroll- Sec. first semesler, Betty O ' Connell-V. P. I, Pres. 2, Peggy Sutherland- Pres. 1, Leslie Ashmore- Treas. I . Row 2: Doltie Hayes, Lynn Jeffries, Sharon Smith, Colette Oyloe, Linda Bruno, Sue Pennington, Susie Nisbel, Connie Partain, Barb Sobol, Goyle Eng- holm. Row 3: Gloria Orham, Norma Geary, Cheryl Haines, Nancy McCullough, Colleen Dwyer, Anilo Pamen- ter. Linda Kerouac, Gerrie Bender, JulieDuncan.Priscilla Quick. Row 4: Miss J. Delaney, Linda Isom, Chorlene Smith, Sondi Allen, Londy Bain, Candy Dodge, NancyCarter, Kathy Tramelli, Danelle Klawitter, Koren Peter- son, Kalhy Young. DRILL TEAM Row 1: Cindy Miller, Carolyn Barnes: Co-Coploins. Row 2: Diana Foster. Darlenc Kolloy. Jockio Michelolti. Luano Westfall. Row 3: Greydanus Hackler. Danelle Klawitter. Morjorie McClure. Linda Ponikvac, Ruth Sc berg, Jackie Mills. Row 4: Julie Chrislenson. Sheryl Bouch. Jacque Charson, Kolhy Kolalol, Corrol) Michelle Palagi, Elizabeth Moon, June Meredith. RAJAHS Front Row: Gory Broden, Jack Mahon, Stuort Corbin, Mike Watson, Jim Adams, Jerry Brooks, Roger Messman, Row 2 John Sabo, Tracy Micheletti, Keith Leonard, Larry Briggs. Row 3: Ron Lords, Ron Shimek, Grover Briggs, Don Hartman, Larry Brooks. Row 4: Paul Ballew, Robin Podbielski, Mike Rourke, Phil Winterroud, Dave West, Ken Keith. Row 5: Jim Johnston, Tom Blankenhorn, Jon Vestre, Al Wickens, Gary Hill. Occo de Jongh. R CLUB Front Row: Paul Phillips, Dave Steen, Tom Denning, Rick Bautista, Gory Thorn, Paul Schafer, Bob Kerr, Mike Flynn, Marvin Smith, Row 2: Roger Kinsey, Jerry Simmons, Terry Carter, Merv Gunderson, Chris Persons, Gary Broden, Guy Dodge, Robbie Halcrow, Jerry McCullough, and Dick Dean. Row 3: Bob Wear, Frank Rossberg, Gory Goettel, Gory Ham- meral, Terry Cash, Bucky Pandis, Gory Peterson, GrantLamphere, Frank Ponikvar. Row 4: Coach Galen Moyer, Coach Doug Palmer, Lee Jones, Dave Krogstad, Ted Harmon, Daryl Peterson, Warren Gardner, John Sechena, Bill Witt, Barry Darrow. KEY CLUB Row I, left to right: Steve Kerouac, Tom Denning, Larry Lander, Les Gemar, vice-president- CurtPrestan, Bill Terrill, R. J.Reid. John Duncan, Skip Nelson. Row 2: Doug Brown, Jim Darden.Roger Dudra, Mark Taleff, Dick Palmer, George Fishburn. Jim Adorns. Row3:Per Loge, Gary Goet- tel, John Sechena, Frank Ponikvor, Neil Leeper, Roy Fish. Rick Agn Tim McGovern, Dove Stukey. Row 4: Rick Baulisla.Mike Higgins, Howi Slrause, Paul Phillips, Terry Sidner, Ken Wilbur. Dale Jones, Rick Ten Key Club is CMR ' s only service club for school and community. There are thirty members chosen to participate. Their ser- vices include concession sales atballgames, contributions to charities, and Heart Fund collection. Sponsors are Mr. Aaby.Mr. Sten- son, a nd Mr. Bright. MUSIC THE GOLDEN SPURS SENIOR SANDY FRANSEN 134 Arrayed in colorful costumes of gold and white eight energetic girls add that something special to the Russell ' s Rust- lers games. Their lively team dance routines provide entertainment during half-times. The girls, whoaremembers of the band, are selected on basis of agility, ability, willingness and talent. Pictured at right. Row ldydia Podbielski, Cynde Olson, Patti Coleman. Row 2: Cheryl Olson, Penny Anderson, Mary Jo Gray, Rene Randol, Sandy Fransen. SOPHOMORE LYDIA PODBIELSKI JUNIOR PENNY ANDERSON SENIOR PATTI COLEMAN BAND Row 1 , left to right; Pam Von Dam, Deonna Kapptie, Susie Radovich, Janet Hansen, Nancy Green, Beverly Bateman, Edye Petronek, Laurel Whitehorn, Patti Coleman, Penny Anderson, Becky Brugger, Mary Jo Gray. Row 2: Layne Spohn, Warren Gardner. Dale Sapp, Terry Shamburger, Bruce MacDonald, Doug Stover. Doug Ure, Faye Pisone, Sandi Fransen, Peggy Van Dam, Cynde Olson, Bob Tower, Paula Paun, Marianne Hopper, Candy Messman, Sharon Kensey, Wendy Strand, Kathy Ross. Row 3: Ron Evenson, Linda Johnson, Carol Besich, Carrie Putnam, Carlo Mack, Pat Morris, John Craven, Bruce Kenison, Merv Gunderson, Greg Young, Mike Higgins, Cheryl Olson, Karen Braden, The C.M.R. Band, directed by Mr. James Miller, consists of approximately 85 mem- bers. The band performed at football half- time shows, plus two public concerts and district music festival. The Band officers for this term are: President, Ron Molen, Vice- President, Phil Matthews, and Secretary, Layne Spohn. Wayne Kravik, Susan Kelly, Dennis Jones, Karen Burditt, David Waog, Jon Veslre, Curl Moe, Jim Murray, Denny Sleodman, Tom Redding, Gary Hoffman, Karen Peterson, Rene Randol, Tom Blonkenhorn. Row 4: Barb Scarbro, Norma Bremar, Mike Bedker, Joe Tebeou, Janice Feist, Alana Joulet, Earlene Solomon, Lydia Podbielski, Nancy McCullough, Lynda Cline, Roy Etta Olson, Ron Molen, Scott Eddington, Monte Hollz, David Krogsted, Robert Conway, Marte Bain. Larry Otis, Phil Matthews, Jacki Veseth, Mr. Miller, Julie Three). Russ Buehler, Peggy Nelson. Marching band and Golden Spurs (orm the CMR. MODERN CHOIR Row 1: Julie Logan, Sharilee Payne, Bonnie Sather, Kothy Lang, Bill Blake, Carson Rouns, Loren Lutzenhiser, George Cowan, Karen Winkleman, Leann Finlay, Susie Moe, Mikell Dunn, Candy Koby. Row 2: Mr. Dwighl Phelps, Julie Duncan, Karen Friedrick, Rosino Houtz. Modalyn Conger, Don Woods, Hal Hanson, Jim Barkhoef- r, Mark Ewald, Pam Huff, Gerri Bender, ConnieNelson, Janine Belhumer. Row 3: leryl Barnes, Kalhy Baumgarl, Sharon Slrobel, Sally Cheety, Bob Spencer, Greg -iffith, Lee Briggs, Clarence Parks, Carol Engel, Terri Heine, Sharon Fitzwater, cky Watson. Modern Choir, a select group conducted by Mr. Dwight Phelps, performs on a semi- professional basis providing entertainment for outside organizations. The boys in tux- edos and the girls in beautiful green and blue brocade dresses add sparkle andcolor to all their performances. BEL CANTO Pictured loft to right ore: Bonnie Salher, J.jrry Bendor, Janine Belhuemer. Carol Engel, Filzwoler, Karon Fried- rick, Mikell Dunn, Candy Koby. RUSSELL AYERS Row 1: Julie Duncan, Row 2: Julie Logan, Cheryl Barnes, Bill Blake, Bonnie Salher, Mikell Dunn Row 3: Karen Winkleman, Bob Spencer, Hall Hanson, Madalyn Conger. Row 4: Carol Engel, Lee Briggs, Carson Rouns. Clarence Parks, Linda Peck. TREBLE MAKERS Leonn Finley, Connie Nelson. Terry Heme. Sharon Strobel, Sally Cheely, Modolyn Congor. Karon Winkleman, Julie Duncan, Accompanist: JulieLogan. CONCERT CHOIR CORDETT ES Barb Balhiser, Bonnie Woodward, Vicki Hajek, Marlaine Smith. Layne Spohn, Pal Earley. Vidkie Daly. Dorothy Preslon, Tonna Peterson. BEL CANTO Edye Petronek. Diane Brandl, Nancy Berlii Penny Anderson, Kathy Sather, Marj Robins Noreen Aubertin, Bonnie Tuckerman, Jan Redding. Row 1, left to right: Karen Haugsjaa, Dorothy Preston, Laura Neugebauer, Vick Hajek, Glenn Pacerie, Gary Hill, ErlingKruse.TomLazzaro, Marilyn Combs, Bonnii Woodward, Edye Petronek, Janice Redding. Row 2: Barbe Bolhiser, Denise Ville neuve, Diane Brandt, Carol Hasbrouch, Don White.DougSpahn, Ed Venetz, Tonne Peterson, Donolyn Bosh, Carol Roberts. Row 3:BonnieTuckerman, Marlaine Smith Carol Whitehorn, Pall Earley, Carl Smith, Dal okko, Nancy Berline, Lor, Slellen. Penny Ande borg, Clor ,n,Mar|Robins 5 Porks. Terry Ro-. J ■ buokko, iNancy oernne, Lori leiien, Kenny Anaerson, v ar|Kooinson. kow : Koin Sather, Jo Ann Quick, Lindo McCloin, Alela Rouns, Dick TaleH, Morvin J. Slenberg Larry Brooks. Jim Andersen. Loyne Spohn, Joyce Brown, Myrtle Wilson. Carole GIRLS GLEE CLUB Row 1, left to right: Joy Harmon, DeniseC. Woods, Theresa Bogner, Jon Baker, Ardele Henry. Row 2: Dale Keikendoll, Laurie Stewart, Nancy Johnson, Ruth Workman, Fran Spicer, Debby Spencer, Vicky Freeman. Row 3: Kathie Young, Betty Musselman, Sheryl Bauch, Marsha Tobacco, Micky Palton, Linda Ponikv. Diane Andrus, Bonnie Cole. Gerri Bender, organist, and Julie Duncan, pianist, shown as they accompany the combined choirs ( orchestra in the Christmas Oratorio. GIRLS CHORUS Row 1, left to right: Sandi Wesemain, Jackie Baker, Carol Stevens Linda Isom, Keila Klepzing, Pal Goerger. Row 2: Barb Parr, Jan Grov Linda Kimmel, Gerda Van Leer, Ruth Schobeeg, Peggy Jensen, Ron Lindo Knudson, Linda McKerrow, Donna Fleming, Donnita Burditt Kalhy Tramelli. Candy Dodge. Both Girls ' Chorus and Girls ' Glee Club are under the direction of Mr. Phelps. These choirs are the training grounds for Modern Choir and Con- cert Choir. Here these girls learn to read music, harmonize, and gain the confidence which is necessary for pub- lic performance. PEP BAND Row 1, left to right: Pom Van Dam, Deanna Kapptie sen, Layne Spohn, Warren Gardner, Becky Brugge Baleman, Tom Blankenhorn, Gary Hoffman, Rus Paula Paun, Marianne Hopper. Row 3: John Cra KalhyRoss. Row 2: Beverly Buehler, Peggy Van Dam, en, Merv Gunderson, Greg re, Wayne Kravik, Karen Braden, Susan Kelly, Peggy Nelson. , ,is, Doug Ure, Julie Threet, Nancy McCullough, Jan Feisf, Jacki elh, David Krogstad, Monte Holtz, Ron Molen, Phil Matthews. Row 4: Larry Otis, Douc John Vestre, Student Director The C.M.R. Pep Band is composed of select members of the Symphonic Band, seniors given priority. They perform for all home bas- ketball games. The C.M.R. Symphonette, underthedirection of Mr. Richard Cole, consists of about35 mem- bers. They attend the music festival in Novem- ber, performed for the Christmas Oratorio, and attended the district festival. The officers for this term are: President, Sue Radovich, Publicity Chairman, Jacki Veseth, and Librar- ians, Deanna Kapptie and Carolyn Sluys. ORCHESTRA Left lo right. Row 1 : JeannieSobo. Clara Penwell, Corson Rouns. Bonnie Rucker man, Susan Legrman, Becky Brugger, Janice Hanson, Row 2: Barbara Ruff. Sherry Sfobart, Jim Murray, Kothy Kalafal, Pam Wolfe, Bonnie Musselman, Gary Goettle, Deanna Kappfie. Susie Radovich, Tom Blonkenhorn Row 3: nJi Woerner, Scott Donforth, Marcia Eidel. Doug Sloler, Pom Von Dom, Merv Gunderson. Row 4: Jonice Feist. Jackie Veselh, Mr. Cole. STRING ENSEMBLE f Susan Lehrmon, Gary Goettle, Scott Danforlh, Marcia Eidel, Jim Murray. 1 1 ACTIVITIES „•• ' ' . glgiw? f im %®£x raw HOMECOMING QUEEN CAROL STUKEY KAREN FRIEDRICK, PRINCESS TERRY HEINE, PRINCESS  4i 1 ■ ? H. FI Ti s : ANDERSON, PRINCESS ' ■ CONNIE NELSON, PRINCESS m m ■■■ VINTERDROMMENLAND QUEEN TERRY HEINE CONNIE NELSON, PRINCESS JOYCE ANDERSON, PRINCESS CASSIE HENDERSHOTT. PRINCESS KAREN FRIEORICK. PRINCESS ■ ■01 HOMECOMING CANDIDATES AND VINTERDROMMENLAND VINTERDROMMENLAND DANCE VINTERDROMMENLAND CORONATION i I ' i V 1 i ijTr [M P Mr imU ' %M IS ' - Hi m Hr MM 1 flM . ■ v MJ ■ ' ' ■ QUEEN TERRY HEINE, ESCORT KURT PRESTON KAREN FRIEDRICK, JOYCE ANDERSON, QUEEN TERRY HEINE CONNIE NELSON, CASSIE HENDERSHOTT BOYS ' AND GIRLS ' STATE Boys ' State, sponsored by the American Legion, is chosen by the faculty on the basis of citizenship and character. They meet in Dillon at Western Mon- tana State College in Augustto study city, county, and state government. Carl Vender, alternate; Bill Reinig, delegate; Gary Braden, delegate; Loren Lulzenhizer, delegate; Occo deJongh, alternate; Frank Taber, delegate; Grover Briggs. delegate; Tom Denning, delegate; Dale Waniala, delegate. From June 23 until July 1, girls from all over Montana met in Bozeman for a week of governmental activities. These girls are sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and are nominated, and voted upon firstbythe faculty and finally by the girls of the junior class. Seated; Cheryl Gemar, delega Miller, alternate; Carol Dismort ; Charlene Gemar, delegate. Standing; Geneva alternate. PER LOGE EXCHANGE STUDENT FROM NORWAY Per Loge, a foreign student from Skein, Norway, is living with Mr. and Mrs. L.E.Johnsonwhile in Great Falls. Per, an honor student, is taking six solids and is an active member of student government. He is an honorary member of all clubs at CMR, holds the office of vice presi- dentofSki Club, and is also a mem- ber of the Ski Team. To Per in all his future endeavors we wish the best of luck. STACY BARBER PREPARES TO LEAVE FOR NORWAY Stacy Barber leftforSandef- jord, Norway on December 23, 1965. Upon arriving in Norway, she lived with Inger Gade, a 1964-65 exchange student at Great Falls High School. Stacy ' s trip was ar- ranged by Mr. Hults, a coun- selor at G. F. H. S. She will return to Great Falls in mid- June. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership to the National Senior Honor Society, which is composed of the top five percent of the juniorclassand the top ten percent of thesen- ior class, represents the high- est honor a studentcan attain. This year, the Society has been responsible for a tutor- ing service; its members used their study periods to aid other students who needed help in their subjects. Cassie Hendershott, Ron Shimek, Carol Dismore, Mary Meyers, Carol Whitehorn, Frank Taber, Babs Gray, Terry Reynolds, Linda Miller. Linda Miller RECIPIENT OF DAR AWARD Linda Miller, awarded the Good Citizen Senior Girl Award by the Black Eagle Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution last January, was selected on the basis of service, dependabil- ity, leadership, and patriotism. ELKS LEADERSHIP AWARD Frank Taber won first place in the boys ' divisional Elks Leadership Award. Dale Wan- iata, not pictured, took sec- ond place in the district awards with Linda Miller sec- ond in the girls ' divisional. Frank received S100.00,and both second place winners won S50.00. Linda Miller and Frank Taber. (Dale Waniata not pictured) THE ONE WHO SAID IT FIRST DAN DEVINE MISS MAJORETTE OF MONTANA PAT COLEMAN Pat Coleman, a C.M.R. senior, won the State Tw i r I i n g Award. As a contestant she had to strut, twirl, and answer questions before an audience. TOP HONOR STUDENTS These students have maintained a four-point grade average throughout their high school careers. From left to right are Carol Dismore, Bill Reinig, and Linda Miller. In addition to regularclasses the honor students have taken accelerated classes in math, science, and English. Their concen- trated efforts have given them the distinc- tion of being straight A students through- out high school. Frank Taber, 1966 winner of the Elks Leadership Award based on outstanding leadership qualities, won first place in the local competition and entered state com- petition, winning first place there also. STATE ELKS LEADERSHIP WINNER Dale Waniata, first elected president of CMR ' s student body, gives his inaugural address. SCENES FROM October eighth was designated Government Day-a day ofserious politics, fun and spirit. This ex- tremely exciting day was the prod- uct of many hours work by the Student Advisory Council. Election of the student body officers fol- lowed a series of forums, con- ventions, and displays and termi- nated with a speech by Governor Babcock. That evening found the Russell Rustlers beat the Butte Bulldogs. The halftime show was highlighted with the coronation of Queen Carol Stukey. The full day came to an end with a fall-theme dance. This first successful Govern- ment Day has in many ways set precedents for the Government Days yet to come. CMR ' s first class presidents stand proudly next to Governor Babcock. They are Ron Molen, Junior; R. J. Reed, Senior,- and John Sechena, Sophomore. OVERNMENT DAY Students participate in a snake dance before the Rustler-Bulldog foot- I ball game on Government Day. Supporters of the Action Party rally behind their candidates at a party caucus. The Action band sets the stage for a vigorous campaign. r CO WHERE [is INITIATIONS Marianne Bennettwins the bean race. ASSEMBLIES Some sophomores never learn! The Senior Court is sacred! I Bison-burgers lot lunch? Governor Bobcock accepts from Miss Chapman a framed copy of the first STAMPEDE. SPEECH TEAM SHOWS IMPRESSIVE PROGRESS The CMR Speech Team clearly showed that Rustlers are not to be beaten. Their outstanding success throughout the year has put Russell on top for the NFL Program. Mr. Peluso poses with speechteam membersandtrophies from the first speech meet this year, at GFHS. The meet was ob- viously a success-CMR took first place. Mr. Ivan Hunt of GFHS presents girls ' extemporane- ous trophy to Wally Jean Anderson of CMR. Mike Barbre, extemporaneous speaker, displays his talent. Mr. Peluso, CMR speech coach, receives traveling Sweepstakes trophy from GFHS counterpart. DANCES LIVEN UP THE SCHOOL YEAR The Fabulous Phyve provide some serious music for an after-game dance. Sharla ' s got ' em just where she wants ' em-behind bars- OH, SADIE HAWKINS!!! CMR students work hard on Sadie Hawkin ' s Day dance decorations. ( i Anne (Linda Lords) and Peter (Loren Lutzenhiser) discover that they have problems like any other teenagers. Margot (Sharon Strobel) and Mrs. Frank (Wallie Jean Anderson) try to reason with thesensitive young Anne. THE PLAY ' S The C. M. Russell Drama Department, under the direction of Clyde Lund, presented two full-length plays this year, The Diary of Anne Frank and The Male Animal. Below are scenes of the cast for The Diary of Anne Frank. Anne pauses in the doorway that separates her world from the outside. The Frank family (T. J. Starr, Linda Lords, Sharon Strobel, and Stu Horner) learn that the Nazis have discovered their hideout. 166 The young couple fear the Nazis have found then THE THING Here are scenes from The Male Animal, a wacky, hilarious comedy by Thurber and Nugent. A cutting from the television play Dino was also presented this year. George Cowan, Laurie Pappin and Terry Mahnke read lines for The Male Animal. Lead roles in The Male Animal are played by Laurie Pappin and TerryMahnke. Stu Horner receives make-up tor his part in the cutting of the play Dino. Karen Haugsjaa and Loren Lutzenhiser rehearsefoi their parts in the delightful comedy Male Animal. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sandi Jamieson, Junior Carol Stukey, Senior Pam Boroch, Senior JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity cheerleaders were selected by popular support of Dogies, and Mavericks. They are from left to right: Cindy McCann, the student body last fall. These six girls put in much work and prac Susan Rodovich, Janie Fly nn, ' Bobbie Bonahoom, Terry Fish. and Diane tice to coordinate their cheers. They were present to add sparkle and Ellis. pep at JV games throughout the basketball season for the Yearlings, Terry Fish, Sophomore Kan HH H Bonnie Bonahoom, Junior 170 Susan Radovich, Junior CMR COLOR GUARD In keeping with the Rustler theme the Color Guard members, who act as flag bearers at all school functions, wear cowboy outfits completewith spurs and hats. During football season thetwoboys and two girls practiced constantly with their horses to make their performance as perfect as possible. The time they have spent has undoubtedly made all of us more proud of our school. Presentation of the colors at a CMR basketball game. Color Guard members from left to right are: Kelly Jones, Candy Lohr, Sharon Fiftwater, and Jerry I Left to right: Wally Jean Anderson, Assistant Russellog Editor; Sharon Strobel, Russellog Editor; Miss Chapman, Advisor; and Madolyn Conger, Stampede Editor. STUDENTS WORK HARD; THE RUSSELLOG Sealed: Laurie Pappin, Royalty Editor; Barb Buley, Activities Editor; Cheryl Gemar, Honors Editor. Standing: Janie Flynn, Guay Tippett, Cindy Peters, Rene Randol, Jill Friedricks, Candy Koby, Marianne Bennett, Marcia Eidel, and Peggy Sutherland. Sealed: Kathy Baumgart, Clubs Editor; Steve Harrington, Sports Editor. Standing: Diane McDermott, Peggy Nelson, Helen Kalafat.Pam Adams, RobbieKerr, Pauia Baroch, Gary Thorn, Les Gemar, and Sharlo Hill. Seated: Anita Pamenter, Bonnie Bonahoom, Chorlene Gemar, Senior Clc Editor; Carolyn Sluys, and Gerri Bender. Standing: Sandy Violett, Jan Bou gart. Skip Nelson, Leonn Finley, and Debbie Peters. Seated: Mikell Dunn, Business Manager; Liza Johnson, Advertising Editor. Standing: Bil Cordingly, Photographer; Carol Dismore, Sandi Haynes, Toni Sidener, Helen Kalofat, and Karen Friedrick. PRODUCE CMR ' S FIRST PUBLICATIONS Seoted: Pal Nordby, Literary Editor; and Terri Heine, Art Editor. Standing: Roberta Green, Polly Reinhardt, Marj Robinson, Junior Editor; Sandi Haynes, Susan Radovich, Georgiana Pucilouski, and Nancy Bailey. Seated: Mary Taylor, Faculty and Administrative Editor; and Marlaine Smith. Standing: Sharla Hill, Undo Miller. THE STAMPEDE Row 1: Guay Tippett, Nancy Cory, Doltie Hayes, May Taylor, Paula Baroch, Laurie Pappin, Pam Adams, Polly Reinhordt.Row2: Sharon Strobel, Collelte Oyloe, Peggy Sutherland, Gary Guccione, Steve Harrington, Sandy Violett, Stewart Hoke, Dorlene Beaudry, Nancy Green, and Sharla Hill. Row 3: Kathy Webster, Leann Barlow, Bev Bateman, Melanie Carroll, Linda Kerouac, Stephanie Ewell, Nancy Carter, Pam Stevens, Lauren Schrupp, Loren Lubenhiser, Les Gemar, Gary Thorn, Robbie Kerr. SPORTS FOOTBALL Defensive Team-Front Row, left to right: Paul Schafer, Bucky Pandis, Bob Wear, Wayne Smith, Dave Krogstad Back Row: Jerry Simmons, Dick Dean, Morv Smith, Frank Rossberg, Gary Thorn, Mike Flynn M ' ' Offensive Team-Front Row, left to right: Terry Sidner, Rodger Kinsey, Dick Dean, Bob Goettel, Brad Hoelscher, Wayn Smith, Mike Flynn, Back Row: Bob Kerr, Jerry Simmons, Marv Smith, Paul Schafer, Gary Thorn. FOOTBALL Marv Smith Co-Captain, Senior Quarterback All-State, All-City Frank Rossberg Junior Quarterback Bob Kerr Senior Flankerback All-City Paul Schafer Co-Captain, Sen All-Slate, ■ ' . FOOTBALL Jerry Simmons Senior Halfback Gary Thorn Senior Halfback Gary Goettel Junior Center Dick Dean Senior Guard All-City FOOTBALL Jerry Simmons and Dick Dean come to theaid of Wayne Smith, as he pulls down the bal carrier. Bob Wear Junior Tackle Bucky Pandis Junior Tackle FOOTBALL Marv Smith out-maneuvers a would-be tackier Wayne Smith Junior Tackle Roger Kinsey Senior Tackle FOOTBALL Dave Krogstad Junior End Terry Sidner Senior End Mike Flynn Senior End All-State, All-City A Bison bites the dust as Dave Krogstad (80), Marv Smith ( 1 I ), and Bob Wear (64) go in for the tackle. FOOTBALL Dennis Davis Assistant Coach Don Cramer Assistant Coach Reid Miller Assistant Coach FOOTBALL jCi - Howard Ross Assistant Coach Long hours on the practice field paid off for the Rustlers during their initial season. FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD Rustlers 10 Anaconda 7 Rustlers 26 Missoula Sentinel 13 Rustlers 21 Great Falls Central 26 Rustlers 14 Kalispell 14 Rustlers 10 Butte Fronl Row, left to right. Coach Howard Ross, manager Dan Lumsden, Paul Schafer, Terry Sidner, Bob Kerr, Gary Thorn, Marv Smith, Dick Dean, Mike Flynn, Roger Kinsey, Jerry Simmons, Paul Schafer, manager Chris Pearson. Row 2: Bob Wear, Bucky Pandis, Dave Krogstad, Ron Halvorson, Frank Ross- berg, Bob Goettel, Wayne Smith, Brad Hoelscher, Grant Lamphere, Jerry McCullough. Row 3: Coach Reid FOOTBALL ' mgBggljgghjmmmgjm BS™% K UK. H Hk. m BBL ■§■ vL m • 1 mv . ■tfflfelAr i Bh | D H ■ w - ML-  - - - w « £  -£- f; 4 Jr 1 M 3 : • ' 1 . 1 SEASON RECORD Rustlers 20 Great Falls High .4 Rustlers 34 Missoula Hellgate ' Rustlers 12 Billings Senior Rustlers 13 Billings West Rustlers 21 Helena 20 Miller. Jim McWilliams, Merv Gunderson, Dan Deyjne, Frank Ponikvar, Mike Walker, Terry Cash, Tirr Devine, Rick Terrill, Gary Hamrell, Larry Olis, Coach Dennis Davis. Row 4: Trainer Mr. Brown, Bot Thornton, Wade McKay, Jack Black, Bill Witt, John Sechena, Jim Hovland, Robby Halcro, Terry Carter, manager Warren Gardner, Head Coach Galen Moyer. FOOTBALL Mike Walker Junior Quarterback John Sechena Sophomore Halfback Terry Carter Senior Quarterback Bill Witt Sophomore Halfback Jim Hovland Sophomore Halfback Tim Devine Junior Halfback Roger Peterson Senior Halfback - - h 52 Terry Cash Junior Guard Wade McKay Sophomore Guard Jack Black Sophomore Center FOOTBALL Frank Ponikvar Senior Center Ron Halvorson Junior Guard Jim McWilliams Junior Halfback Rick Terrill Junior Guard Gary Hamrell Junior Guard FOOTBALL Larry Otis Junior Tackle Paul Philips Senior Tackle Jerry McCullough Senior End 86 M Barry Darrow Sophomore End Robbie Halcro Senior End FOOTBALL Warren Gardner Manager Danny Lumsden Manager Chris Persons Manager Jerry Simmons (31) lowers his head and takes down a Bison ballcarrier. BASKETBALL irsily basketball team, Row I, left to right: Dick Swingley, Tim Devine, Gory Pele n, Bob Oullette, Mike Flynn, Rick Bautista. Row 2, left to right: Roby Enge, Dorr. Guy Dodge, Doug Peterson, Dale Nyberg, Marv Smith, Dove Saksa CONFERENCE CONFERENCE Rustlers 51 Columbia Falls 72 Rustlers 59 G. F. High 64 Rustlers 53 G. F. Central 42 Rustlers 66 Billings West 67 Rustlers 48 Kalispell 44 Rustlers 69 Helena 78 Rustlers 54 Havre 47 Ruslters 41 Lewistown 61 Rustlers 68 Missoula Sent. 70 Rustlers 50 Dillon 59 Rustlers 54 Hardin 47 Rustlers 57 Hardin 71 Rustlers 54 Billings Sr. 68 Rustlers 59 Missoula Sen inel 60 Rustlers 69 Missoula Hellgate 87 Rustlers ol Havre 46 Rustlers 61 Kalispell 59 Rustlers 49 G. F. High 65 Rustlers 57 Missoula Sent, 75 Rustlers 55 Lewistown 69 Rustlers 43 Helena 68 DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Rustlers 50 Lewistown 5o Rustlers 53 Livingston 55 BASKETBALL Marv Smith outleaps on opponent to take a sure shot. Marv Smith Senior All Conference Dave Saksa Senior Dave Swingley Senior BASKETBALL Mike Flynn Senior Rick Bautista Senior Guy Dodge Senior The crowd watches anxiously as a shot goes up at the Rustler end of the court. BASKETBALL Rick Bautista pushes a shot past his Havre opponent. Gary Peterson Junior 3ob Oulette Junior Tim Devine Junior BASKETBALL Dale Nyberg Sophomore Doug Peterson Junior Roby Enge Junior Doug Peterson and Dave Saksa move in for a rebound. WRESTLING Varsily wrestling team. Row 2, Left to right: Coach Taylor, Dale Waniata, Wode McKay, Wayne Smith, Gary Braden, Paul Schafer, Frank Rossberg, Head Coach Howard Ross. Row 1, left to right: Mike Gallagher, Rich Smith, Dave Denning, Jack Black, Keith Hill, Dave Steen. SEASON RECORD Won 14, Lo t4, Tied 1 CONFERENCE CONFERENCE Rustlers 25 Kalispell 21 Rustlers 29 Mustangs 16 Rustlers 40 Columbia Falls 6 Rustlers 19 Missoula Hellgate 21 Rustlers 26 Bison 12 Rustlers 13 Missoula Sentinel 26 Rustlers 29 Williston, N. D. 9 Rustlers 20 Bison 20 Rustlers 26 Glasgow 12 Rustlers 30 Billings Senior 14 Rustlers 44 Mustangs 6 Rustlers 18 Billings West 23 Rustlers 40 Missoula Hellgate 8 Rustlers 31 Kalispell 17 Rustlers 21 Missoula Sentinel 1 7 Rustlers 4 7 Dillon 3 Rustlers 15 Glasgow 25 Rustlers 33 Mustangs 1 1 Rustlers 36 Billings Central 8 DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Kalispell 90, Rustlers 87, Butte 86, Mustang s 75, Bison 60. STATE WRESTLING TOURNAMENT Missou a Sentinel 53, Billings Senior 52, Butte 45, Billing s West 44, Missou a Hellgate 44, Mustangs 38, R usHers 33, Bison 19. WRESTLING Howard Ross Head Coach Howard Taylor Assistant Coach Reid Miller Assistant Coach Robert Brown Trainer WRESTLING Mike Gallagher Tom Denning Rick Smith Dave Steen 1st Divisional 4th State WRESTLING Dave Denning 2nd Divisional 4th State Keith Hill Dale Waniata Doug Brown WRESTLING Wade McKay Frank Rossberg 2nd Divisional As seconds tick away, sophomore Keith Hill keepscontrol over his G.F. Central opponent. WRESTLING Heavyweight Wayne Smith nears a victory with a pin combination. t ' i Paul Schafer 1st Divisional 1st State Gary Brad WRESTLING ' Wayne Smith 2nd Divisional Mike Poucher 4th Divisional Dave Denning plans an escape. TRACK Track Team, standing, left to right: Coach Reid Miller, Head Coach Don Bedker, Bob Wear, Bob Arnert, Wayne Smith, KenStrand, Don Rust, Gory Braden, Barry Darrow, Steve Garrity.OccoDeJongh, Jerry Simmons, Tom Carter, David Hill, Lee Jones, Lonnie Andrews, DaveKeller, Mike Walker, John Goleash, Jerry Milke, Coach Moyer. Kneeling, left to right: Bill Wilt, Leo Moler, Bob Thorton, Dawson Wilson, John Warner, Richard Reeder. Ron Corn, Bruce Loftus, Scott Hendryx, Jim Paulson, Ray Nottingham, Bill Corn. Sitting, left to right: Woyne McKay IManager), Gary Thorn, Paul Schafer, Jim McWilliams. Larry Espinola, Duane Nygard, Rick Simmons, Rick Batislo. Jim Pike, Tom Redding, Cliff Notinghom. Keith Hill. Coach Reid Miller gives the baton to Jerry Simmons, a member of the relay team. Coach Bedker shows a prospective broad jumper the style to use. The outstanding participants in each event on this year ' s track team were Bob Wear, Gary Braden, and Paul Schafer in the shotput; Wayne Smith and Braden in the discus; Schafer, in the broad jump and the hop- skip and jump; Lee Jones and Rick Bautista in the distances; Jim Paulson in the pole vault; Marv Smith in the high jump; Gary Thorn and Schafer in the 100 and 220 yard dashes; Scott Hendricks in the high and low hurdles. Coach Moyer gives instructions to Gary Braden as Roby Enge looks on. TRACK Donald Bedker Head Coach Howard Taylor Assistant Coach Galen Moyer Assistant Coach Reid Miller nl Coach As these doors close on the first year of CMR, we realize that the task of molding ourselves into a united and spirited student body is completed until next year. In many ways we have achieved, and in many ways we have failed; but we know that we have done our best to make this year a rewarding one. For those of us returning, the task continues. For those of us leaving, there will always remain the satisfaction and the mem- ory that... THIS WAS THE YEAR THAT WAS! SENIOR DIRECTORY Jim Adams-Memories: Bernie, J.C., G.D., H.S., C.T., Y., W.S.. The Grand Pig, Jeffy, Dec. 18, 1965, Mother, Slu walking like Paul. Ambition: To be top street eliminator and the world ' s greatest chemist. Activities: Key Club, Rajahs, Track. Greg Alberlson-Memories: First speech tournament, tournament in Missoula, ' 64, ' 65. Ambition: Straight A ' s. Activity NFL. Alan Anderson-fAI)-Memories: My two years at Great Falls High and my best year of all at Russell; all the parties last summer and this year; Sheep Creek ; high-centered 5-5 . Ambition: Get a car that will run longer than two weeks. Ac- tivity: Rajahs. Joyce Anderson-Memories: Sophomore threesome; B-Ball player; Charlie ' s Chums; tournaments, Cheerleading for mighty Rustlers; Billings; sudden G. G , Pom ' s Party; Roundup Day; Junior Party; GFHS. Activities-Roundupstaff; Ski Club; Junior Prom; Chorus; DECA, Varsity Cheerleading; Founder ' s Day Queen Candidate, Vinterdrommeland Queen Candidate; Pep Club; GAA;StudentCouncil; Glee Club; Senior Prom Karen Anderson-!Sue)-Memories: Butte High School; Charlene; Senior Corona- lion; rehearsals; black book; El Camino; parties. Activities: Pep Club; P rog ra m Sellers; Spanish Club; Treasurer; Projection Club; Student Council; Science Club; Science Fair; Student Council Representative; State Student Council Convention; Historian; Sophomore Swirl; Junior Assembly; Junior Sno-ball; Junior Prom; Senior Coronation. Wallie Jean Anderson-Memories: The J ' s, slumber parties, an Easter egg, hopes, happy bubbles, Roundup Days. Jocks, Labor Doy, tears, talks, Birthday cake, sum- mertime, speech trips, smiles, aspecialfriend. Ambition: Find happiness. Activities: Student Council, NFL, Symposium, Booster Club, Advisory Council, Senate, The Diary of Anne Frank, Yearbook Associate Editor, Forum Club, Leslie Ashmore-Memories: Red Pick-up; Frank ' s jokes; the picnicat Elk Pasture; the red room; the Ferris Wheel; Billings Bears; Martian in Latin Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Spanish Club;Secretary andTreasurerof Russellettes; JA; Junior Prom Georgette Atol-iGidgetl-Memories: Roundup at Sun River. Mert; Janice Doucetts old 50 Plymouth; The wonderful feeling to know I ' ve made it and will be in the first graduating class from CMR; L.B., C.N., D.V. and M.C. Ambitions: Beauty Oper- ator; my life with a special guy. Activities:Cascade Library; Twirler; FHA; Pep Club. Noreen Aubertin-MemorieS: Livin ' , Laughin ' , Lovin ' , and Learnin ' ; The table ; the group ; S.S. and J.; the CO.; the nice kids and f un times at CMR. Ambition: To travel and meet people. Activities: Girls ' Choir; Committee Chairman; Drama Club; Secretary of homeroom; Concert Choir; FTA Club. Karen Baehler-Memories: Norway 1 964 and all the wonderful people I met there, Condi ' s Vomel, shushing, the good times at GFHS, Lindy and Al. July 4, 1964, being le professeur. Ambition: Teach French. Activities: Ski Club, Spanish Club, French Club, French Lab Assistant, Teen Democrats, French Club Treasurer. Patricia Bahm-iPaHi)-Memories: With Bob on December 18, First day at Russell. Ambitions: Go to Beauty College, then to Barber College. Activities: Pep Club, GAA, Art Club. FHA Nancy Bailey-Memories: Irma, Gypsy, Lolita, Sharla, and Cassie at Billings ' 65; Dinnerand 7-up at the Jack Club.aSundoy Matinee, New Year ' s Eve, and 4:30 one morning. Activities: Senator, Rapid City High; Senator, Cheyenne, Wyoming; Art Editor Yearbook. Cheyenne East; Art Staff Yearbook, CMR. and Representative, CMR. Lindy Bain-Memories: May 1, 1965; Al, roddin ' around, Great Falls High School and the Mighty Bison, the Rustlers, and all good times. Ambition: Always be happy. Activities: Pep Club, Glee Club, Ski Club, Stampede. Lorraine Bandel-Memories: Senior year, Booster Ball Junior year. Ambitions: Learn to fly, to moke many friends. Activity: Heisey Award. Stacy Barber-Memories: Norway, Summers at Lindberg Lake, Con and Hel, having Inger as a sister, trip to California, my going-owoy party, and Terry. Am- bitions: Finish College, become an interior decorotor, and travel. Activities: Ski Club, GAA, Booster Club, Booster Ball, Junior Prom, Student Council, Norwegian Summer School, IFC Exchange Student to Norway. Michael Barbre— Memories: Tappy and Unc, peasants, Logan, Gonzaga, croft corps, Students for a Violent Revolution, VC, three years of unfortunate occur- rences. Ambitions: Wove good-bye to Haigh ' s troop train, to see Reinke flunk out at Podunk U. Activities: National Forensic League, Agora Club, Forum Club President, Interclub Council. Patricia Bardwell-Memories: Dec. 3, 1963, Our Gang, three wonderful years of High School, CMR, Roundup Day ' 65. Ambitions: Go to college and try to succeed in everything I undertake, travel abroad. Activity: Spanish Club. Carolyn Bornes-MemorieS: Cheryl, Carol, the Imperials, Drill Team, Office work, struggling through Math., parties, Ralph, Glenville High School, Cleveland, Ohio. Ambitions: Steno-typist for Civil Service, wife and mother. Activities: Office duty. Council on Human Relations, French Club.Future Teachers of America. Teen Coun- cil, Drill Team. Junior Volunteers. Pam Baroch-i39er)-Memories: Sophomore Jocks (dandelions), my Softball team, Billings football gome and the bellboy, VC. Club, Sunday Matinees with Nancy, dinner parties, Carol ' s slumber party. Sugar Shack, New Year ' s Eve ' 65. Activities: J. V. Cheer Squad, GAA, Varsity Cheer Squad, Booster Club, Senior Class Secre- tary, Student Government, Girl ' s Softball Team, Glee Club. Paula Baroch-(Lolita)-Memories: Tragedy of June 15, dinner parties, Sophomore Jocks (dandelions), President of P. C, Carol ' s slumber party. Girls ' Softball Team, football trips. Activities: GAA, Ski Club Treasurer, Ski Team, Senate, Stampede, Yearbook, Junior Prom, Senior Ball Decoration Committee. Michael Barrlett-Memories: Certain botches, Tennis, Butte, Labor Day weekend ' 65, Demo, MSC. Ambition: Be established solidly in money. Activities: Tennis, Bowling. Beverly Batemon-Memories: Moose Jaw ' 64 and ' 65; Conventions of ' 63, ' 64; all the get-togethers offer the games, Advanced Bookkeeping class and the 3 wise students, all our parties, sociology trip, band and football trips. Activities: Band, Stampede staff, Pep Band, District Music Festival. Dan BatHeson-llndianj-Memories: South!, Bonny-Rest Hotel, Helena. 2 weeks with a cold in CMR, Spic, Spider, Ray ' s house last summer. Ambitions: Law and politics, lots of gold, keep my driver ' s license away from the courthouse. Activities: Wres- tling. All-school Assembly, Rajahs, James Bauch-MemorieS: Dec. 30, ' 64; March 14, ' 65; Junior Prom, huntin ' with Ken, Moose Jaw and Band trips, two wonderful weeks in August of ' 65, most of all my very special someone. Ambitions: Go to college, carry out all my plans for the future with Judy. Activity: Band. Rick Baurista-Memories: Basketball and track trips, State Track Team ' 65, Letter- man ' s initiation, elf, Baboon, Blacksmith, Baby. Ambitions: Four years of college and a Bachelor ' s Degree. Activities: Basketball, Track, Cross-country, Letterman ' s Club, Booster Ball, Senior Ball, Student Council, Boy ' s State Delegate, Band, District and State Music Festivals, Band Council. Jamie Beavers-Memories: Livin, lovin, laughin and learnin, first days in Montana, July 4, 1965, learnin ' to ski with R., Math Class!, initiations, SPNBS. footprints. Ambition: Go to college in Oklahoma. Activities: GAA, Board of Directors, Russel- lettes, Pep Club, Glee Club, Drill Team. Ken Beck-Memories: All the fun in my study halls, Senior year at CMR, fun with R.B. and T P. Ambition: Be the best in whatever I may do in the future. Activities: Golfing, Raiahs. Douglas Bender-Memories: Dune Buggie, Roundup day all three years, Bison vs. Central games, those early mornings in class, parties on the weekend, Bernard ' s cabin. Ambition: Get out of the Navy, livein Canada. Activities: Wrestling, Rajahs, Ski Club. Gerri Bender-Memories: Great times with Bev, Ah-nee-no-na, Summer of ' 65, Christie ond the Honda, the unhappy one, New Years of ' 66. my wonderful friends!, Ambition: Piano teacher. Activities: Sophomore Assembly, Delphian, Modern Choir, District and Stole Music Festival, Music Man , Russellettes, Junior Prom, Vinterdrommeland, JA Mike Bennett- Benl-Memories: B.L.T. ' s ond the Wrangler, thosegreatnights on my hill, Bob, Greg, Randy, Dick, Larry, Mark, my girl from last year (Sue), the waitress with the wooden leg, the XL-500, my Junior and Senior years. Ambition: Make it through high school. Activities: Football, Ski Club, Rajahs. Rita Bergstrom-Memones: Summer ' 65, fun times bowlingwilh Bon and Lulu, lunch during the speech meet, that gift Bon didn ' t give me ffcr Christmas, Russian food, tests, desk turning 4th hour. Ambition: Be rich and famous naturally. Activities: Russellettes. JA. Stampede Staff. Char Berlsch-Memories: My Sophomore year, Charlies ' Chums, dinnerparties, showers, slumber parties, baseball games, Clunk, Junior party ' 64, Roundup Doy, Junior Prom, Senior Ball, Booster Boll, Senior Party, J. P., Founders Day, The 3- some, Seattle. Activities: Pep Club, Glee Club, GAA, Junior and Senior Proms. Darlene Biberdorf-Memories: Rootin ' for the Rustlers, being part of the first grad- uating class, football games, April 23, 1965; misery on the trip to Billings, Roundup Day ' 65 Ambition: become a radiological technician. Jamie Black-Memories: Woolies, summers, our slumber parties, F.F.C., thoughts and talks, twinkles, trips to Billings. Memories: All-school Assembly, J. V. Cheer- leading, Junior Prom. Booster Ball, G.A.A.SpanishClub, Roundup Assembly, Glee Club. Tom Blankenhorn-Memories: Senior year, Band and Sociology trips, Orchestra trip to Missoula and the week after, Dec. 1 8, ' 65, troubles I had with my little car, Rustler-Bison ond Rustler-Mustang football games. Music Festival ' 65, the Man Hatter. Ambition: do something. Activities: Marching, Pep and Dance Band, Orchestra Greg Bordner-Memories: the old 53 and the new 66 , good limes on theWres- Iling trips, the Gestures Kings Hill skiing, all my friends. Ambitions: Major in Engineering at Montana State University. Activities: Wrestling, Track, Ski Club. Donalyn Bosh-Memories: Parlies, homework, my dreams, Billings. Ambition: teach overseas. Activities: Thespians, Lyric Choir, Concert Choir, props crew of Gloss Menagerie , make-up crew tor the The Diary ol Anne Frank, The Mys- tery of the Ming Tree. Cheryl Bowen-Memories: Certain July 9, 1964, water skiing in April, Shooshing King ' s Hill, CMR and PIC. Ambition:Liveandbe happy. Activities: German Club, Ski Team, All-school assembly. Roundup Day Assembly, Curses, Foiled Again, S tudent Council, Russell Radio Program, DECA Club, Crumbles, Harvey, Seven Year Itch, House of Representatives, Senior Prom. Linda Bowers-[Bones)-Memories: Roundup Day ' 65, Carol ' s slumber party, Potty ' s backyard, Burgy riots, New Years Eve ' 64 and ' 65, November 25, 1964, Tony, picnics, Sugar Shack, terrorizing, Senior Party, V.C. Club, Charlie ' s Chums. Ambition: be happy and wealthy and grow. Activities: French Club, Ski Club, Fo- rensics, Rainbow Girls, Buyers Club. Gary Braden-MemorieS: Bozeman Invitational ' 65, Billings Bus trip, Splil shifts R Club Initiation, Eagle Scout Award. Ambition: becomea great chemist, straight A ' s. Activities: Track, National Honor Society, GermanClub.Rojahs, Boys ' State R Club, Student Director, Wrestling, Chemistry Lab Assistant, Cross-country Diane Brandt-Memories: Mexico ' 65, Miss Pete, This Little Light of Mine, Aca pulco, the bellboy, Senior Romero, Laurenso, the bull fights, bulletin board, Duran go, nuestro camarero, the phone call, Builder, GFHS, CMR, new and old friends Ambition: finish college with Bachelor Degree in Horticulture. Activities: Trip to Mexico, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Chordettes. Frank Brice-IMarble Eyesl-Memories: Saturday nightsatlheTeenClub, winter and spring retreats and camp-outs, the good dances after the games. Activities: Chess Club, Basketball, Typing Club, Tennis, Future Scientists of America. Grover Briggs-Memories: Mr. Wolff ' s Class, Mel, the parties at Cheryl ' s and Mel ' s, Homecoming ' 64, Booster Boll and Junior Prom, Myer, Roundup Day and Myer ' s Lousey egg-throwing, 4 alarm clocks at 5:30 A.M., two swell hours with Enebak, DeMolay, Bouncers, the MYF Gang, the Mighty Rustlers. Ambition: Christian So- cial Worker. Activities: Boys ' State, Forum Club, Founders Day Action Parly Rep- resentative, Roundup Day ' 65. Jerry Brooks-Memories: Roundup Day ' 63 at GFHS, first pep assembly at CMR, first class to graduate from CMR. Ambition: graduate. Activities: Wrestling, Bowl- Larry Brooks-Memories: GFHS Library, Pol. Science Class, Harriet and Sun Moun- tain Ranch. Ambition: go to Pacific College in Portland, Oregon, and becomea Minister. Activities: Concert Choir, Christmas Oratorio. Douglas Brown-Memories: Sophomore and Junior years at GFHS, Wrestling trips, low on gas, Robbie, Craig, Morlin, Dec. 18, 1964, that summer in Alaska, my Senior year at Russell, fun, fun, fun. Ambition: College and then??? Activities: Wrestling, Key Club, JA. Joyce Brown-iPoochiel-Memories: trip to Africa, my first twirling fire baton les- son, first time bowling, first ball I threw went crashing to the roof and then to the floor, I bowled in 3 frames, a whole 7! Ambition: be a beautician or an office ma- chine worker. Activities: Twirling, football, Softball, basketball, volleyball, GAA, Pep Squad. Trudy Brown-|Troodles|-Memories: the best Senior year ever, my other half al GFHS, friendships, August 21, 1965, October I, 1965, Homework, Kin and our future. Ambition: thefuture? Activities: Bowling.StudentCouncil, Office Duty, Junior Prom, DECA, Parliamentarian, Executive Board, Officers Convention, Projectionists, Speech Tournaments, Senior Ball, Winter Formal. Linda Bruno-Memories: my 16th birthday. Usherettes Initiation, splil shifts, all of my teachers and friends, my first car-hitting episode. Ambition: attend BYU, be- come a History teacher and som eda y get married. Activities: Glee Club, Usher- ettes, Russellettes, Future Teachers, French Club, JA, Treasurer, French Lab, Assistant, Usherettes Ball. Charlotte Buck-(Charlie)-Memories: donee at Central, Silver Bell Ball, Booster Ball in 10th grade, Dennis, my girl friends. Ambition: College, champion roller- skater. Activities: Glee Club. Myra Bullard-iMike)-Memories: all the good times I ' ve had with Kern, Janice, ond oil the rest of my friends. Loren, Seminary ond Mr. Wolfe. Ambition: Business Col- lege and ofler that have a great full life. Activities: Chorus, transferred from Glasgow. Larry Bundfrock-Bunnyi-Memories: my last year, the dances after the gomes. Ambition: be a mechonic. Activities: Wrestling, Chorus, Rajahs. Donnita Burditt- Donnie)-MemorieS: GFHS, being a mighty Senior Rustler, Round- up Days, Terry, all my fun-filled friends, Karen and Dorryl, Char, Pep Club Trips to Missoula and Billings, thanks to teachers for enjoyable high school life. Ambi- tion: Sponish teacher. Activities: Glee Club, Girls Chorus, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Future Teachers Club, The Music Man ticket sales. Sharon Bush-lShar)-Memories: Saguio retreats, Philippines, Gayle. summer ' 64, Angie and Chess Club, Mommy, Daddy and their kids, Pat ond walks to the river. Barb, The Office, L. L., and M. Ambition-, find something worthwhile to do in life Activities: Pep Club, Chess Club. Junior Achievement, Concert Choir. Jeff Carpenter-IJessiej-Memories: Roundup Day ' 64, GFHS, the firstyear in CMR, all the fun my Sophomore year, Junior English, ond most of all a very special someone. Ambition: Graduate this year. Activities: Bowling, Sophomore Trock. Rajahs. Nancy Carter-Memories: Germany, Junior yeor-those wild wekends?? the one who gol away. Table 1 5, Christmas gifl|from GFHS, ' 65; Lethbridge April ' 65, great ds ond wonderful times ol GFHS and CMR. Ambition: College in Texas. Activities: sinnis Club, Usherettes, Russellettes, Board of Directors, Rainbow Drill Team, Jun- or Prom, Stampede. ry Carter-Memories: Last day of school Junior year, Summer vocation, good es with Dave and Steve, Lettermen ' s Initiation, Roundup Day ' 65, twice too many, senior year and the first graduating class. Ambition: Be a success in life. Activities: Football, Basketball, Golf, R Club, Junior Prom, Rajahs. William Charters-Memories: Two years al GFHS, out of town gomes, thrilling weekends, certain girls, Roundup Day, getting up at 5:00 my Sophomore year, fun on band trips. Ambition: Become better studenlincollege. Activities: Spanish Club, Pep Band. Student Council, Ski Club, Rajahs. Sally Cheety-Memories: FRANK, January I. 1964, Gary and my ' 57, Kolispell, heartaches and happiness, Larry and the in crowd. Granny and Grandpa, Deb and our night spots, Ambitions: Own an XKE, college, then the Peace Corps, sell my Buick, exterminate Judy. Activities: Pep Club, Chorus, Student Council. Ensem- ble, Golf. Julie Christensen-Memories: Football games, bus trip to Missoula, formals (espe- cially the Junior Prom ' 65), surfing in the cemetery, the things I ' ve done with TED, marching. Ambition: Major in Home Economics. Activities: Chorus. Publicity for Showboat, Pep Club, Drill Team. Charlotte Church-Memories: Those crowded Trails of GFHS, late shifts, weekends al the Lake, Roundup Day ' 64, Pen and Karen, ond CMR. Ambitions: Go to the U of PS and Europe. Activities: German Club, JA. Junior Prom, Elizabeth Clay-iDollie|-Memories: Going home from foolballgamesoncold nights on a motorcycle, singing (?) at the top of my lungs with Cheryl and Carol after the games. Ambitions: Find a man that will make a good husband, travel, be a pro- fessional hobo. Activities: Chorus, Pep Club. Colleen Clements-IS.F.O.L.I-Memories: The cose of thedeceiving Pretty Boy. Case of the Neurotic Wop, a shoulder of sponge, the beoutiful M.M.M., Lawrence of Viet Nam. Ambition: Make a rubber pole intoconcrete, learn to trust again. P.B. and the big D., search for (?). Thomas Coefield-Memories: Speech trips, Hovy ' s gold bar, split shifts at GFHS. Senior year at CMR, election of ' 65. Ambitions: Be happy, successful, win State in debate, make several million. Activities: Golf. NFL. Inter-Club Council, Senate. Forum. Patricio Coleman-IPat)-Memories: Three great highschool years-lwootGFHS ond the best at CMR, fallin ' with Koy, Table 1 5, gifts from GFHS ' 65, Band trips, o cer- tain dance al CMR. Ambition: Make it through college. Activities: Band, Golden Spurs, GAA, Ski Club, District Music Festivals, Roundup Day Assembly, Show- boat, Music Man, Junior Prom. Marilyn Combs-Memories: Wonderful parents, delivering papers at 4:30 A.M., the cement mixer, Shuffles. a house ono hill, Carpenters. ' 36 Chevy. wonder- ful friends Gersacks. Moosejow band trip, Bon Homme Richard ond Jerry, Robin. ond most of all o little guy named Gary. Ambitions: Go to Europe, be happily married with ten kids. Activities: Band. Chorus. Art, Library, All-state Chorus. Madalyn Conger-Memories: Detroit-New York trip, Aug. 16,20. 1964; my new sister, brother Rog, Mr. Phelps, my guordian angel, Browndown, wonderful under- standing porents. Activities: Pep Club, Triple Trio, Amphion, Madrigal, Iniwo. Music Man, Heisey Award, Stampede Editor, Modern Choir, Treble-Makers. Yearbook, Representative, Optimists ' Youth Appreciation Award. Diory of Anne Frank. Ellen Cook- Coolciel-MemorieS: four wonderful yeors. friends, first car my junior year. Ambitions: Work a yeor, go to col I eg e, major in Math, become o Math Tom Cook-Memories: Slipping post teachers during split shifts, lost period study hall junior year, Russian History, All the wonderful people, the new high school. K. W. Ambitions: Get through colleqe, become a teacher. Stu Corbin-Memories: Band overseas. Wonderful yeor ol CMR. Ambii ceed. Activities: Volunteer Red Cross. Vice PresidenlHighSchool Red Cross. Track. Tennis Club. Assistant Choirman Junior-Senior Prom. President of Rajahs. Inter- club Council. William Corr-IBilll-Memories: All the fun at football and basketball games, fun on track trips, long hours spent at Mary Jean ' s. Running around with the gong. school dances, gum chewing in Mr. Brighl ' s Closs. Ambilion: Be a conservolior Activities: Football, Track, Rajahs. Larry CoHon- ' Lar the Terrort-Memories: The three years I ' ve spent goofin ' ofl fun at the Drive-Ins and being with the old gang, Good ol ' weekends, a lew gooi week days and my live years before I started school. Ambitions: Get rich the eas way, do everything I haven ' t done yet. Activities: Ski Club, Rajahs. Ellen Jane CroweJI-Memories: January 2, ' 65, December 4ond 17, ' 65, Christmo ' 65, My Dear Abbey, ' ' a special Him, many friends, Graduation and every thing connected with it, ups and downs, advanced bookkeeping and three wise students, and especially my Mo m and Dad. Ambition: Be a credit to my parents Activities: Usherettes. Bob Cunningham- ' Bobbyl-Memones: The year alCMR, thegoodold hill, Mr, Morse, first semester English class, looking forward for June ' 66, th lunches and the great kids. Ambition: Accountant. Activities: DECA Club I on the John Duncan-Memories: Three fun filled years, first class to graduate, towns south of GF, Hunlin ' with Dan and Keg, playin ' the roll at CMR, New Years in Banff and Whitefish, and the girl who got away; Shakin ' it, Augusta Rodeo, Paul ' s Wyley ' s, and my first goose. Ambition:Lawyer. Activities: Ski Team; Golf Team, Junior Prom; Student Council; Key Club; INDISPENSABLES. Mikell Dunn-IMike)-Memories: Conger ' s and a wonderful sister; Ever Lovin ' Bill and May 15, 1964; Modern Choir and Mr. Phelps; Mr. Amstrong; my being the silly puppy dog; missing mom. Activities: Pep Club; Color Guard; Music Man ; The Diary of Anne Frank ; Stampede; Modern Choir; Christmas Oratorio ; Bel Canto Jackie Durbin-IJacobJ-Memories: May 7, 1965; Bud; All my friends-especially the lunch gang. Ambition: Beautician. Randy Dahley-lButtl-Memories; October 3, 1964; My cars and the fun with Mike and Bob; A certain Bison girl; visits to Mr. Block ' s office. Ambitions: Show to myself and others everyone can be success. Activities: D. E. Club; J.V. Basketball. Mickey Dalton-Memories: March 19, 1965; 300,000,000; the Toy ; Spin, Linda, Cheryl, Kathy, Susie, and all the wonderful people I ' ve met during high school. Activities: Chorus; Usherettes; Russellettes; Music Man ; Junior Prom; District Music Festival. Vickie Daly-Memories: Football games; Missoula and Helena, Basketball; ' 53 Chev, flat tire and steaming radiator; Senior year at CMR; first graduating class; Christ- mas; morning shift and afternoon shift; Wonderful teachers and friends at CMR. Ambition: College, become an elementary school teacher. Activities: Student Coun- cil Representative; Blithe Spirit, Chorus; Chordettes; Concert Choir. Jim Darden-Memories: Bus trips, Coke machines and football games. Ambitions; M.D. Activities: N.F.L.; Ski Club; Golf Club; Key Club Richard Dean-Memories: Parties at Kerr ' s house; steaks; 1000 Club; Schafer ' s Farm; February 29, 1964; Three Little Pigs; Gail; weekend after Helena; Junior Prom 1965, Lettermen Ball 1965. Ambitions: Success. Activities: Football; Student Council; Debate; Lettermen ' s Club; Cabinet; Vice-President of R Club; Vice- President of Senior Class. Doug Deaton-Memories: Getting up at 5 a.m.; Student Government Day. Ambi- tion: College. Activities: Golf. Mike Delaney-Memories: Roundup Day ' 64; Johnson ' s Rod??; Jim ' s Sparkomadic; all the people I ' ve met in high school; some of the teachers, not all just some of them; Seeing Eloff at the hotel. Activities: Rajahs. Tom Denning-Memories: Good times I had at GFHS and CMR; out-of-town games this year with J. D and H.S.; fun on athletic trips the past two years in wrestling and track. Ambitions: Do well in college and become a wealthy businessman or something wealthy. Activities: Wrestling; Track; Band; Key Club; Lettermen ' s Club; R Club. Dan Devine-Memones: Hunting with John and Kerry ; Gray ' s Cabin ; lunch at Kerr ' s ; rabbit hunting with Paul, Chrisand John; cabining at Wyley ' s ; Yellow- stone with Chris; Augusta rodeo; CMR; GFHS; St. Morlies ; 1000 Club ; nope, just browsing! . Ambitions: Continue as a fine boy and finish college. Activities: Football, Wrestling. Janice Dillman-Memories: Football games; all the wonderful people I ' ve met, Round-up Day ' 64. Ambitions: Commercial College and get married. Debby Dils-Memories: Transferred from San Diego; Mr. Poor ' s painting class; beaches, Disneyland; New Year ' s Eve in a certain truck; Stetzel ' s shades; ice-slid- ing; friendly students at CMR. Ambition: College at UCSD; Activities: Student Gov- ernment; Sophomore Treasurer, Scholarship Federation, PepClub.LanguageClub, Campus Life, Surfing Club, and T-Teens. Carol Dismore-Memories: Sophomore German class;debatetrips; nightclasses ; activity period 215; the Carols and Lindas; New York trip; Jon ' s parties;Senior math class; formal balls; Bozeman; and Don Activities: Ski Club; NFL; Annual Staff; Na- tional Honor Society; House of Representatives Junior Achievement; Girls ' State AmbitK ens-Memories: The good times in my German class; the riots in the : responding to Fuzz ; Mr. Moyer ' s biology class my sophomore year. To never get married. To make enough money to buy a new Cadillac All.- ik- Bruce Dobney-Memories: GFHS, my |unior year ina German school; coming back to my old friends and a new high school as a senior, after fifteen months in Ger- many and Pakistan. Activities: German Club, Forum Club; Math Club; Ski Club. Guy Dodge-tTippl-Memories: Breaking my leg, partying with the boys; The Libery Theater; making the tap ; February ' 65;going toSpokane to see Patty. Ambitions: Make it through college and do something useful with my life. Activities: Football, Basketball; Cross-country, R Club. Jan Dolson-Memories: November 22, 1963; January 3. 1964; January I I, 1964, doubling with Arline and Tom, all our Holter trips, Mike ' s All ' s well that doesn ' t blow someone some good time Ambitions: Get my ring and get a good job. Ac- tivities; Pep Club, Student Council. Ronie Eisenmenger-Memories: Bobbsey Twins; duddle ; bicycles for two; all my great friends their jokes ; summer vacations; Dottie ' s birthday party; the gang ' s gel togethers alter games; classes teachers; Buddha ; all the parlies, CMR. Am- bitions: be eternally happy, college, Mexico travel. Activities: Dorian Choir, Span ishClub. Jim Ellington-Memories: The thing that sticks in my mind about GF is the (acuity basketboll games. At CMR the besl memory is being one of the first to graduate. Ambition: To graduate! Jim EloH-Memories: Roundup day ' 64; the drags; all the parties; Sept. 27, 1965; Susie ' s stereo; someone special; the Merc; the The Hotel County Johnson ' s rod? Ambition: make money and lots of it, build an altered, graduate. Carol Engel-Memories: I 10; Roundup Days; GFHS; Leslie and Carol; Rembront and Fair ' 65; Chinese Wall; 306; that LONG bus trip; the Mighty Rustlers and the most wonderful Senior year Ambitions: graduate, college, Europe. Activities: Chorus; Modern Choir; BelConto;MusicMan; Junior Prom; Heisey, Junior Achieve- ment, Dino. Lyle Fairchild-IAugi)-MemoneS: Senior year at CMR and the two years at GFHS; the drags at Bozeman; the greal Fun with the Westside Gang ; being Ihe first class to graduate from CMR. Ambitions: College and my own business. Activities: Wrestling; DECA. Janice Feist-Memories: Band and orchestra trips; Diane ' s blond wig; slumber par- ties; wonderful friends. Ambitions: Travel and to work with underprivileged child- ren! Activities: Band; Pep Band; Orchestra; Chamber Orchestra; District Music Festival, Orchestra Festival; Future Nurses Club; Candy Striper; Future Home- makers, International Friendship Club; Library Duly; Costume Committee for Music Man. Dale Firman-Memories: Roundup Day ' 64- ' 65; the (un I had at the (ootball gomes. Ambition: To do what I want to do in the future. Activities: Rajahs. Ray Fish-Memories: Billings trip, Shakin ' it; 20th Street and Central Avenue; Side- ner ' s window; Sand Coulee; the Miner and Thorn ' s house; trip to Alaska; Summer of ' 64; suspension ' 65 ' 66. 4:30 one morning. Ambitions: To get through school successfully and have a Corvette to drive around the country. Activities: Bowling; Key Club; Junior Prom. Sharon Fitzwater-Memories CMR; my almost sister; Summer ' 65; Rustler football games al home and Rosie ; Vic ' s Chev ; Modern Choir and Mr. Phelps; Christ- mas Oratorio; School spirit; Boots and Saddles; Government Day; Heisey Award, Judge ; senior year; black day November ' 63. Activities: Modern Choir, Bel Canto; Stampede Staff; Yearbook Staff; Color Guard; Student Court. Darrell Flamond-deel-MemorieS: Roundup Day; My junior English teacher; some of the better teachers; Assemblies; Friends, games. Ambitions: College; to gel a B m advanced biology, and to be able to type 80 words a minute. Activities: Basketball; Demolav; Junior Achievement Bev Flanagan-Memories: Bernie ' s Cabin; June 25; October 8; October 29, Talks with Mike; a certain someone; the Buggy; CMR. Ambitions: To moke it to St. Paul. To wail for February ' 67. Activities: District Chorus Festival; GAA; Senior Boll. Mike Flynn-Memones All Ihe parties at Kerr ' s house, eating steaks. 1000 Club, November 14, 1964, Sand Coulee, Augusto Rodeo, Candy, Fairfield, Weekend afler Helena, Good Times al GFHS, Driver ' sLicense. Ambitions: College education and Master ' s Degree Activities- Football. Basketball, Golf. Ski Club, R Club, Inlerschool Council, Sophomore Class President, Advisory Council, Student Coun- cil, Junior Prom. Vicki Forslund- ' Vicl-Memc ies: Three greol years, Picnic, Jan. 27, ' 65; Adam, Sheffies, Dec. 23, 1965; Dec. 25, 1965; Dec. 31, 1965. Ambilion: Thai day June 25, 1966. Activity; Pep Club. Sandy Fransen-Memories: Bond trips; Moose Jaw; Half-time Shows; Frozen Legs; The G S. Practices; Flathead Lake; Junior Prom; Flood ' 64. Ambitions; To graduate from college with o degree in Home Economics. Activities; Band; District and State Music Festival; Golden Spurs; Spanish Club. Bonnie Frasure-Memories: All the good times; football games; GFHS; a certain boy. Ambitions; Business school and major in Home Economics. Activities: Chorus; D. E. Club Vicki Freeman-Memories: Cliff and the Ford; The first time around ; Christmas Oratorio; Mr. (Bill) Stevens; 001-1 10. Activities: Homeroom Representative; Home- room Secretary; Pep Club; Historian; Amphion; Music Festival; Music Man ; Girl ' s Glee Club President; Rangettes; MEA Convention; Christmas Oratorio; In- cidentals Russellettes. Chuck Frey-Memories: Week-end parties; Fairfield last summer; Chuck ' s Class; Ambition: Graduate from High School. Activities: Young Democrats; Booster Ball. Donna Frick-Memories: Parties and wild times in California ' 6CV65; July 26, 1965 and all that goes with it. Ambition: IBM School in San Antonio, Texas. Activities: Home Economics Club; Sadie Hawkins Day Dance; Junior Prom; D. E. Club. Karen Friedrick-Memories: Coolin ' off at Diann ' s, our slumber parties?, S.M.U., Twinkles, Cupid Peters, Carlo, Wonderful CMR, Junior Prom, Indispensobles, Miss Evenskaas and Chuck, GFHS, Jill, The Truck. Activities: Delphian, Modern Choir, District Music Festival, GAA, Ski Club, Speech, Junior Prom, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Vinter Drommeland Queen Candidate, MusicMan, Yearbook, Stampede, Roundup Day Assembly. Linda Froud-Memories: Summer ' 65; hunting for snow-serpents; 20-mile hike; tan Ramblers; hero badges; VAFB and all the beach parties; September U, 1964; GFHS; Sherry,SeniorYearatCMR.Ambitions:Ohend Beauty College in California. Activities: Science Club, Senior Tea Committee,- Stampede Staff, Yearbook Staff. April Gallagher-Memories: All my Wild Weekends with Judy; the Sugar Shack ; The Barge; Sunday afternoons; Squeek ' s place; Meetin ' peopleal Ford ' s; Watching the races at Bootlegger; roddin ' the little Ford. Ambitions: Go to California, get a corvette and finish co llege. Activities: Band, DECA, Art Club; Student Council. Robert Gallagher-Bobbiel-Memories: Lynn, Linda ' s jollie green, girls night out, GHFS Roundup Day ' 65, all the wonderful people I met this year, summer of ' 65. Ambitions: To get through college and to be very happy. Activities: Glee Club, Library Duty, Contemporaries, Diary of Anne Frank. Charlene Gemar-Memories: My Dad, Experiences-happy and sad, all my very special friends, and Newman Lake. Ambition: To gain and extend a little happiness as a social worker. Activities: German Club, Advisory Council, Girls ' State dele- gate, Senate, Yearbook Staff. Cheryl Gemar-Memories: Both thegood timesand thebad which taught me a valu- able lesson; Newman Lake Camps; Miss Olson; Most of all-David. Ambitions: To be happy ond to leach biology. Activities: Student Council, Booster Club; Girls ' State, CMR Advisory Council; CMR Senate; Yearbook Section Editor. Les Gemar-Memories: Quitting football 4; Schafer ' s farm, (Running for my life], Little Pigs, Billings, Never getting caught; the prosperous home football games; having to work December 110, 7-up. Activities:,Basketball; SludentGovernmenl; Speaker of the House of Representatives; Proposal of the Senior Court; Key Club Vice President; Junior Prom; Stampede. Harry Gibbs-Memories: Billings for the basketball games with Thorn; the Ran- donos; Mr. Wolff ' s World History class, Augusta Rodeo. Ambitions: make the best Penny Gilchrist-Memories: Three wonderful years of high school and oil the fun with all the wonderful friends. I hope that I will see more of my friends after I grad- uate. Ambitions: Go to beauty college; work lor a year; become a secretary. Lewis Grant-Memories: My best part of my three years in high school, going with Patty S. I have olol of happy memories of the past and I plan to have many more in the future. Ambitions: continue as o heavy equipment operator for road and missile |obs. Barbara Gray- BobsJ-Memories: June 9, 1964; Senior Prom-Junior Prom; August I. 1965; December 27, 1965; Lilacs; Piaoz Oven; Apple Tree Shanty; Livin ' . Loughin ' , Lovin ' , Leornin ' . Ambitions: Go back to Colorado, go to college, gel married. Activities: Latin Club; GAA; Blue Wings; Mu Alpha Thela; National Honor Society; Math Club; Quill Scroll; Newspaper. Mary Jo Gray-i Jol-Memories: Roundup Day ' 64; Junior Prom; Letterman ' s Initia- tion; Norm ond Laura; Table I 5 ; GFHS ond some one special. Ambitions: To teoch Activities: Band; Golden Spurs; GAA. Richard Gray-IRich|-Memories: The Inplo Billings on it oor. and last year when we went to Bozemon for the Indoor Tr,j. . an engineer or something. Activities: Football; Track. Greg Griffrth-Memories:|Senior year; school lunches; a certain wrestling match; a chunky cheerleader; riding home after school with Bob; backed l choir trips; all the extra rehearsals; never enough lime. An il millionaire, major in law. Activities: Ski Club; Modern Choir, Ro Oliver Grindelond-lAlanl-Memories: Roundup Day 1 ,2; Aviation, held trips, fool- ball games; senior court; basketball games; student teachers; and a certain |unior girl. Ambitions: Electrical engineering degree; go surfing in California; go steady with T B. Helen Gruel-Memories: All Ihe wonderful people in high school; office duty in the counseling office ' 65; 1 03 and especially my senior year at CMR. Ambitions: Have a million friends, always be happy. Activities: Ticket Chairman lor Diory of Anne Frank , 4-H Builders, Thespians; Iniwa staff. Mervin Gunderson-Memones; Rustler football team with Mr. Moyer, band lespe- cially one sophomore trip), Mr. Spinli ' s print shop and all Ihe ink thol wenl wilh il, sophomores in senior geometry-Mike G. Gock. Roby, Jon, and Himk H. and espe- cially my senior year at CMR. Activities: Football, Track, Band. Pep Bond, R Club. H Grey Hackler-Memories: Trip to Ihe Soulhwest from CAP, firsl and lost year al Russell, traveling halfway around the world, good limes in Mr. Hansen ' s History doss and Mr. Boe ' s Political Science class, wonderful people I ' ve met. Ambition: Physical Therapist. Activities: Drill Team, Civil Air Patrol. Future Nurses. Robby Halcro-Memories: The greatest student body ' 65- ' 66; the football team ' s season; taking Patti to all Ihe proms and dances. Ambitions: business college and Ihen go to barber school. Activities: Chorus; Football; Bowling. Gary Hall-lDoci-Memories: My sophomore year ol GFHS; my senior year ol CMR; all my friends; someof my leahers; all the gang at therink id all the won- derful times we have had there. Ambitions: Get o job-(my Cor). Activities: Roller Skating. Marilyn Hall-Memories: My I4 ' sl SJ ' s; Stella ' s Slumber parlies; trips lo Billings with Paula, S| 0.00 worlh of nickles; rabbit-hunting in Sand Coulee; and Mike. Ac- tivities: Student Council; Junior Prom; GAA; Spanish Club; Glee Club; Chorus I 1; International Relationship Committee. Cynthia Hallquist- Cindy l-Memories: All the wonderful friends I ' ve made both at CMR and GFHS; the sociology trip my junior year. Ambilions: graduo le. beo beauty operator. Activities: Dorian Chorus; Glee Club; Girls ' Chorus. Bernice Holtunen-Memories: Two good years at GFHS and all the good friends there; Portland; S8 bills; UCY; Founder ' s Doy for Ihe Mighty Rustlers; the Drag; Pep Club trips; Senior Day at NNC; and CMR ' s firsl big year. Ambition: Attend NNC. Activities: Pep Club, Chorus, An Club. Denny Hanenburg-Memories: All my old and new friends; parties, messin ' around; WOW! J. A. management conference in Oregon; my print shop class; donees and football games, Russell-Bison game and Russell-Central gome, firsl senior closs. Activities: Junior Achievement; Football; Rajahs. JonetiHansen-Memories: All the laughs and Iriends. the eternal Iriongle ; trip lo Norway ' 64; The While Cliffs Of Dover and July 14, 1965. Ambilions: To lead a happy and fulfilling life, to see more people smile, and some doy return lo Norway. Activities: Band; Pep Band, District and State Music Festival. Norwegian Summer School. Hal Hanson-Memories: The week of August 12. 1964 and all the great times I ' ve had, Jake and my senior year, formal dances, January 4, 1 966. Ambilions: Get the most out of life, be more like Willie. Activities: Chorus. Amphion. Modern Choir. District Music Festival, Rajahs, Track. Steve Harrington-Memories: All the good limes I ' ve had ond great people I ' ve mel. Memorial Day 65. Ambition: Tosucceed. Aclivities: Basketball; Booster Club. Booster Ball; Student Council; Junior Prom Committee Chairman; Sports Editor of Annual; Sports Editor of Stampede; Vinterdrommeland Committee Chairman. House of Representatives; Rajahs. Don Horhnan-Memories: Roundup doy in Ihe old school, pride in Ihe new. My ' 53 Chevy, boot camp in July ' 65-liberly in Seattle 1 Every Tuesday night ond Ihe Novy Donee. All my fellow suffering buddies. Ambilion: Whalever my luture is-moy ,t be clean, quiet and lucrative! Activities: Rojahs, DECA. Carol Hosbrouck- Annie -Memories: Migo. Susy ond Ugly; Jar Ihe walk, certain basketball tourneys and Irips lo Cascade; Serious Don; Old Belsie and her troubles; Swan Lake and Boby Jon. Ambitions: Get o ranch ond have lots of Iriends. Activities: Pep Club: Chorus; Ski Club; Stampede S ' Festival. Karne Haugsjaa-Memories: Bison Days wilh Sieve, VC ' s, Ihe trips with NFL a Thespians; Fabulous CMR; Ihe ploys and November I 7. ' 64 ond ' 65. Sugar Shock. Charlies Chums. Ambilion: Accomplish something in my life. Aclivities: Pod Club NFL; Thespians: The Diary of Anne Frank. Russ Hawkins-iRustyl-Memories: First and lasl car-il was a wreck, all the girls I lell in Virginia, first surf at Va. Beach. Ambition: Chemist. Activities: Football, Bas- ketball, National Honor Society. Dorothea Hayes- ' Doftiei-Memories: Mexico ' 65; Miss Pete; Nueslro Camariro; Acapulco; My Dear Abbey ; Rob, Hunting Christmas frees; Christmas 65 with him; RINGS; rommies; The Bobbsey Twins; one red rose. Ambitions: College teach- ing; Mexico again. Activities: SpanishClub.-PresidentRussellettes.Secretary Usher- ettes; Stampede Staff; Junior Prom, Diary of Anne Frank, Dino. Jean HeHelfinger-Memones: Three years in Japan, the friends I left behind. Am bit.ons: Art teacher, travel. Activities: GAA, Art Club, Latin Club, Biology Club Terry Heine-Memories: July 4, 1965; Fate; Happiness; Cheeseburgers; Missoula Pete; my wonderful friendsand family, firstand last happy year at CMR. Ambitions College at Missoula, marriage with lots of kids. Activities: Modern Choir; Ski Club Yearbook Art Editor; Founder ' s Day Queen Candidate; Christmas Ball Queen Student Body Vice President; Interschool Council; Spanish Club; Friendship Club Cassie HendershoH-Memories: Booster Ball ' 65; Lettermen ' s Initiation at GFHS, Kristi ' s Cabin; December 1 8, I 965 and the 7-up; Bison basketball games and CMR ' s football game in Billings ' 65; F.F.C.; Charlie ' s Chums, Member of P. C. Activities: Booster Club; All-school Assembly; Booster Ball; Junior Prom; National Honor So- ciety; Student Body Secretary; German Club; GAA, Inter-school Council; Vinter- drommeland Queen Candidate; Yearbook Senior Directory Editor; Stampede. Cris Henry-iFluffyl-Memories: The lime I fell down three flights of stairs, got up, and Mr. Block said I had half hour detention for being late to class; dating MARSHA. Ambitions: Be a big success after I graduate, and to make a good future being a husband and raising a family. Ronald Henry-Memories: My memories are happy ones. Ambition: Get into a trade Ronald Highfill-Memories: Meeting many people, having attended six high schools during my three years, Los Angeles, Miami . Beoch, Kansas City, |Denver, Seattle and all cities in between. Ambition: An astronomer. Activities: New student. Gory Hill-Memories: Three years of meeting a lot of fine people, friends I won ' t forgel; all the exciting football and basketball games. Ambitions: Further my edu cation, and be a success in life. Activities: Rajahs Gary W. Hill-Memories: First football practice at Russell; day I had to perform for students in Christmas Concert; fun on weekends with Bill and friends. Ambition Business college. Activities: Football; Chorus. Sharla Hill-Memories Bob; tears and laughler; sophomore jocks (dandelions); Bozeman weekend; VC ' s; Charlie ' s Chums; Big Flop, June3, 1965, Go Away Little Girl ; My first and lost happy year at CMR; CMR ' s Football game in Billings ' 65, F.F.C.; PC ' s. Activities: GAA, Student Council; Round-up Assembly; Ski Club, Demolay Sweetheart Candidate; Junior Prom committee head; French Club; Year- book Staff; Booster Ball; Glee Club; Stampede; Music Man ; Tennis Club. Shirley Holmes-i ' ShirTI-Memories: Eden dances, Tom, the hill, and the river. Am- bition: Airline Stewardess. George Hopkins-Memories: December 4, Larry ' s four dolters; summer of ' 64; Our Camping trip, Mel ' s convertible; Linda ' s house; Thefarm near Conrad, my summer in Hawaii last year Ambitions: Go back to Hawaii, and drink more. Activities: Ra- lah ' s, Ski Club; Stampede Staff. Daniel Horner— Stui-Ambitions: The world, its riches, ils people, and its happiness. Activities: NFL, Anne Frank ; Chess Club Vice President Rosina Hout-Memories: The great times I ' ve had in high school, Kal and all the fun we ' ve had, buzzin ' in 125, June 10, ' 63; My Rainbow Installation. Activities: Glee Club II; Showboat ; Amphion: Modern Choir; Booster Ball; District Music Festivals. D. E. Club. Mike Howard-Memories: Good times at GFHS, the drags; fishing and hunting trips (especially the trip down the Dearborn River), and my driver ' s license! Ambitions Have a Ford that will eat Mo Pass and gel my driver ' s license back. Activities: Stu- dent Council, DECA. Rick Huston-Memories: The tun I had my senior year; the parties Kiefer and I missed; all the girls that have been in my life and the fun I had with them; the fun I have had with Cheryle. Ambitions: To get rich fast so I won ' l have to work. Jay Jarvey-IJ. J.|-Memories: My friendly discussions with Mr. Block, sessions after school in the conference room, my three years in high school. Ambitions: To make it through high school so I can try college. Activities: House of Representatives, Chorus Peggy Jensen-Memories: Getting up at5:30forschool, Dana and her ideas, March 18 20, 1965, Dec. 1964, The 3 Munskaters, Roundup Day 1965, fun at CMR, the games at Central. Ambitions: College, someday get married. Activities: Pep Club, Chorus, District Music Festival. Gary Johnson-IG.T.I-Memories: Drafting 3, S. Study Hall, Eloff ' s little stories in English, first week at CMR, 2nd floor back stairs at GFHS, certain girls, going to Eloff ' s hotel during Christmas ' 64, all the drags, B lunch. Ambition: Graduation ' 66. Jim Johnson-Memories: Band trips to Moosejaw and Kalispell, all the football and basketball games, being one of the first class to graduate from Russell, all the swell people in school, New Years ' 64- ' 65, summer of ' 64. Activities: Band. Kendall Johnson-Memories: Dec. 4, I 965, all the good times at CMR, Mel ' s farm, license suspension, something we own at the Highway Patrol Office, Cliff ' s car and one headlight, Roundup Day ' 65, GFHS. Ambition: To succeed at whatever Ida. Larry Johnson-Memories: Bell and picnic, wild week-endsatDutton, cops at Conrad, Fairfield dances, special interests-P.S., going to Lewistown for the drags. Sheila Jung-Memories: Charlie ' s Chums. January 31, 1965, Roundup Day 1965, First graduating class from CMR. Activities: Stampede, Junior Prom, Pep Club. Ken Keith-Memories: All good times I had at GFHS and CMR, Jim ' s 55, hunting trips, Fairfield early in the morning, October 1, December 18, Trudy and the good times we have had together. Ambitions: College, Activities: Track, Rajahs. Bruce Kenison-Memories: Standing in a snowdrift in themiddleof the night, lunc h- line cuts, speech jitters, tuning up, and the many friendships. Ambitions: Lead hon- est, upright life before God, complete college, become a respected lawyer. Ac- tivities: Band, Pep Bond, Great Falls Symphony Orchestra, Brass Choir, District Music Festival. Bob Kerr-(Aussie|-Memories: Dec. 4, 1965, Central in Fish ' s car, Schafer ' s farm, suspension 1965-1966, parties at my house, 1 ,000 Club, Three Little Pigs, night before Sand Coulee at Thorn ' s house, week-end after Helena, summer of ' 65. Ac- tivities: Football, Basketball, Junior Prom, R Club, Stampede, Rajahs. Roger Kinsey-IRogl-Memories: Founder ' s Day, Dec. 23, 1963, football trips. Ad- visory Council, CMR being born, Rene, all my friends, Mr. Moyer and the boys, being stuck in the mud with my spur. Activities: Football, Basketball, Advisory Coun- cil, Senate, R Club, Rajahs, Projectionist Club, Chorus, Forum Club. Danelle KlawiHer-Memones: Livin, lovin, laughin, learnin; moving to GF, Holland Lake, Babs, Dennis (girl), Billings, Russell and my Senior year, the base, Basketball Divisionals ' 65, sail boats. Ambitions: College, Peace Corps, having fun in every- thing I do. Activities: GAA, Rangettes, Russellettes, Pep Club. Ray Knoble-Memones: All the fun I ' ve had at GFHS. Ambitions: To take a success- ful position in life. Activities: Junior Class Representative. Paula Koenig-Memones: Wonderful friendships at GFHS and CMR, Sandy and Ellen, Art Classes, California, Flathead Lake. Ambitions: Become an art teacher, help others to realize the artistic beauty in the world. Activities: Spanish Club, Heisey Award, Junior Prom, Contemporaries President, Interclub Council. Dale Krenik-Memories: Machine 3 4, Mr. Hagensen or Chunk. My first Apart- ment. Ambitions: Meat cutter, graduate. Activities: D. E. Club. Nancy Krick-Memories: Being the first class to graduate from CMR, December 19, 1964; January I, 1965. Bill and the gang. Karen Kueffler-Memories: Friday morning pep assemblies, Government Day, Roundup Day 1965. Ambitions: Graduate from MSU and become an elementary teacher, to travel around Ihe world some time. Activities: Iniwa Staff, Junior Prom, Diary of Anne Frank crew. to Cal Yearb. Linda March suppo Usher Distric e ller-Memories. Billings Wesljfootball gameweek-end with Candy and Ke parties, trip to Disneyland, Junior and Senior Prom ' 65. Ambitions: Go b ifornia and go lo school. Activities; Art Club, Junior Statesmen of Amerii 30k, Drill Team, GAA. Isom-Memories; Pushing Ihe Green Monster through the mud, the Id 5, 1965, 50,300,000,000. My Big Si er, Kathy, Mick and Susie M., Susie Biology teache ,.;!„ .Junior Pr Junior Achi, nl, Mu ; Man, Showbo Larry La Croix-Memories: Port at Gary ' s house, Roundup Days, ' 65 harvest, first lo graduate Irom CMR, that good old Ford, most of all being with Kay and my school friends. Ambitions: Air National Guard Reserves, good job welding, eventually buy a Cobra and Harley Sportster C. H. Larry Lander-Memories: Booster Ball ' 64, Key Club-Lewistown, Uncle Benny, great fishing trips, Billings bus trip and my glasses, Vinter Drommeland, Great limes in U S History (as such), Russell Key Club Charter Banquet, watching Tom C. give his lunch away, Abers Bug. Activities: Key Club, Ski Club. Stan Lone-Memories: GFHS splil shifts, study hall in the cafeteria with Mr. Hudson, roundup day charging the senior steps, Spanish Club parlies at Sherryl ' s, January I , ' 63, ' 64, ' 65. Activities: Spanish Club. Kathy Lang-Memories: February 14, 1964 and a special someone, long lonely days, The Old Gang, Showboat, Dwight and the Dreamers. Ambitions: Make someone happy. Activities: Chorus, Modern Choir, Girls Triple Trio, Showboat, G.A.A., Districts. Slate Music Festivals. Spanish Club, Decorating for Junior Prom, 7 fool Rustler. Marv Langan- Sltngdingl-Memories, Roundup Day ' 64, empty beer keg, Ambi tions: college and major, get a good job lo support a nice family. Linda Larson-Memories: The gang, Graduation 1965, Summer of ' 65, My Honey, Dear Abby, 3-D, Crawling up stairs, E, P., Car wreck, My friends. Thanksgiving ' 65, Oul of town dances, that little cor, Pancake House and Donna. Ambitions: Finish my education, be successful in life, be happy. Activities: Chorus. Cheryl Laziaro-lCheril-Memories: The good old times of being trampled all over in the hallways, the friendly faces of the students of CMR. Ambitions: Become either a beautician or a nurse, maybe even a good ole housewife. Alice Lee-Memories: GFHS, Feb. 12, 1965, Dave, Charlies ' Chums, People I ' ve met and people I want to forget, California summer of ' 65, my big sister Miss Huber, and most of all my Senior Year. Ambitions: to lour Europe. Activities: Pep Club, Glee Club, Junior Prom, Stampede, Senior Ball. Edward Lee-ITed|-Memories: All the football games, formal doncesond Christmas parties, bul most of all the Blonde with the funny nose. Ambition: To be a rich architect. Activities: Wrestling. Jan Lee-Ambitions: Girls and Cars. Bob Leigland-lCool-Rotsl-Memories: Waitress with a wooden leg: Mike, Gregg, Dick, and Mark; nights at Helena with Terry, Tony, and Duff; someone special-SUE, those sticky cinnamon bears?, my buddy Ed. Ambitions: MSU. Activities: Junior Prom, Roundup Day, Bowling, Student Council, Key Club, Ski Club, Homecoming Escort. Wrestling. Charles Leonard-iKeith|-Memories: CMR, Coach of Girls Football Team, GFHS, Showboat. Certain girls. Ambitions: Engineering, go to University of Montana. Activities: CMR Art Club, Wrestling, Chorus, Junior Prom. Leo Lesh-(Jody|-Memories: Roundup Day ' 65, Aviation field trips, this summer up at Lincoln, ' 64 Christmas party, all the fun I have had in high school. Ambitions: Become either a D.E. or an industrial art teacher or else a pilot. Activities: Wres- tling, D.E. Club. Leon Lilletvedt-Memories: All the fun that I have had in high school, especially my Senior year at CMR. Ambitions: a radio man in the Navy and then enter the field of Electronics. Activity: Wrestling. Julie Logon-Memories: Ivan, May 8, 1964, summer of ' 64, Mr. Phelp ' s Modern Choir, Boulder, The Diary, Big Brother Willy, Roundup Day ' 64, The Cabin, the good times. Ambition: Social Worker. Activities: Amphion, Modern Choir, French Club, The Diary of Anne Frank, Dino. Per Loge-!Pete|-Memories: Introduction to CMR student body, honorary member of all clubs, chairman for Action party, butlost the election, lofs of nice people of Russell, found the name-Vinter Drommeland. Ambition: Learn something here I cannot learn in Norway. Activilies:StudentGovernment,Ski Team, Vice President Ski Club, Key Club, Forum Club. Candace Lohr-ICandi)-Memories : wonderful Ted Allen, and Punky; Hell ' s Belles bowling team, Linn and Dave, Karen B., Miss Harpel ' s calfhide, Leora and Joe, being le Professeur, JOHN. Ambition: Teach elementary school. Activities: Ski Club, Student Council. Teen Democrat, French Club Vice President, French Labo- ratory Assistant, Color Guard. Ronald Lords-Memories: Getting kicked out of the library; ' 64, ' 65 Roundup Day, fishing, Roundup Day ' 63- ' 64. Ambitions: Machine shop teacher or hove a ranch of my own. Activities: Library, Art Club, Rajahs. Pam Love-Memories: Livin ' , Lovin ' . Laughin ' , Learnin ' ;September 18, 1965; and that someone very special. King ' s Hill, Table |5, August 7, Charlies ' Chums. Am- bitions: To secure that special someone. Activities: Usherettes, Buyer ' s Club, Stu- dent Council, House of Representatives, Sophomore and Junior Assemblies. Charles Lull-IChuck)-MemorieS: My years at GFHS and CMR, P. W., Friday nights at my house, and out of town games. Ambitions: To see someone in Califor- nia, to be richat20,tobesinglefor atleast4 more years. Activities: Chorus, Bowl- ing, Touch Football. Dan Lundsen-Memories: All the years at CMR, journalismclass with Cassie pester- ing me. Trying to get my practice set done and helping Sue at the same time, fun at B.A.B. during the summer of my Junior year. Ambitions: College, C.P.A. Activi- ties: Football, Basketball, R Club, Stampede Staff. LorenLuhenhiser- Lutzl-Memones: Booster Ball ' 63 and ' 64, Clyde, Speech, GFHS Tournimenl ' 65. Mike, Tom, Bill and Frank, Mr. Cusker. Ambition: To Act. Activities Showboat, Chorus I, Music Man, Booster Club, NFL, Thespians, Thespians President ' 66, Modern Choir, Stampede Staff, Inlerclub Council, Diary of Anne Frank, Sandbox, District Music Festival, Junior Prom, Debate. M McCorthy-Me Livin ' , lovin ' , laughin ' . le friends and good limes I ' ve hod al all Groat Falls schools. Paul ' s c..j. Years Eve in a certain panel, BJ, footprints. Ambition: finish collcg. . Student Council, Russelleltes. Linda McCoy-Memor ,es that Smooch decay, my best buddies, Sandy and Joon, summer ' 65, our beautiful school, those brain-wringing college boordt, Mi Hon son ' s Russian History class and T. J., Europe 6l- ' 64. Ambition! Linguist, travel Activities: Student Council, Diary ol Anne Frank, State Thopsions Convention French Club, Forum Club. Evelyn McComb-Memories: Friday the 1 3th of ' 64. White Clifls of Dover, July 31, ' 65. Ambitions: travel, study andwork abroad, lo eventually find it. Aclivil Showboat. French Club, Forum, Chorus, Music Man, Spanish Club, French Lab Assistant. Jerry McCullough-Memories: bus trip home after Helena football game, L ' .-lt ' .-r man ' s Initiation, Latin 3-4. Ambition: College Professor. Activities: Demoloy, Foot- ball. R Club, Senior Prom. James McGibbon-Memories: Miss Bowler ' s Latin class. Ambitions: Be on Officer in the U. S. Air Force. Activities: National Honor Society, Inlermurol Sport boll, Baseball, Soccer), Rajahs. Candy McKay-Memories: livin ' , lovin ' , laughin ' , learn, n ' , Dennis ' girl,, Charhe ' s Chums, my senior yearandCMR.summer of ' 65. Ambitions: Finish college, never be loo old to hove fun. Activities: GAA, Glee Club, Dorian, Contemporaries. Rangettes. Kern McKintosh-Memories. afternoon shift. Roundup Doys, January 24, ' 65 ond those happy days, While Cliffs of Dover, sociology trips, summer camp ' 65. Ihal lellerman, Proms. Ambitions: visit France, BYU, and be happy. Activities: Pep Club, Chorus, Ski Club, Student Council, Heisey Award, NFL. French Club, Junior Achievement. Forum, French Lab Assistant, Barbara McMichael-Memories: all the fun a CMR, lun with Norm on the week ends and week days. Ambition: be happy. Activities: Drill Team. John Mahan-Jackson)-Memories : Miss Bowler ' s Latin class, hearing about Roger Kinsey ' s footboll injuries again, and again and ogainl Ambitions: pass Senior Eng- lish and graduate. Activities. Football. Terry Mahnke-Ambition: make A ' s through college. Activities: Forum. Contem- poraries. Math Club, School Historian, 7 Foot Rustler. Pat Mahon-Memories: Reverend and P. W , Pal Stanley, week-ends during my Senior year, oul-of-lown games, my hot motorcycle, all our Friends on Central. Ambitions: Come home alive from the Senior Porly ond graduate wilh the class of ' 66. Activities: Wrestling, German Club, Empty Set, Ski Club, Rajahs. Dennis Martin-Memor.es: lun al GFHS. December 18, ' 65; my CMR Senior year. MYF gang, V.C. ' s, Ihe fab Phyve and my great friends. Activities: Chorus. GAA. Art Club, Russelleltes. Marian Mattern-Memories: all the good limes in my Junior year. Ambition: to be a secretary. Activities: Girl ' s Glee Club. Phil Matthews-Memories: that first tree hunting trip, those picnics with Pom. State Music Festival, bond trips, especially the first Moose Jaw trip, my proctice lime lasl year, and all Ihe good limes with Pom. Ambitions: leach Industrial Arts, make someone hoppy. Activities: Bond. Student Council Sue Medean-iScooierl-Memories: cement mixer and Marilyn and Jon. oul ol Shuffles. Jack, Linda, Ralph, me oulalBell, being wilh Ralph. 89 wilh Pot Slerner. delivering papers at 4:30. my partner in crime, Jon P.. girls night out. Eden, dances in Ihe Merc, Charlie. Nancy Melneck-Memories: Roundup Day al Highwood. Brod. Gary ond Commie. work at Ihe Burgy ond Ihe fires, being the firsl class to graduale Irom CMR. Ambi- tions: go abroad for o honeymoon. Condace Messman-Memories: being Candace, Mr. Murray ' s. Sophomore Eng- lish class, summer ' 65, The Chase, Moose Jaw ' 65, Orvee, the foleful night of Ihe Wailers, look al those beautiful trees, my wonderful parents, and most of all - Pat. Activities: Band, GAA, French Club, Ensembles. Roger Messman-Memories: summer ' 64, special heal race in Ihe State Champion- ships, City of Greal Falls Police Deportment (olias Fuzz) and Ihe so-called forms they call tickets. Ambitions: be an Aviolion Electrician, truck driver al Daylon. garbage man. Activities: Chorus. Amphion Choir, DE Club. Projectionist. GFSCRA, NASAS. FIA, Rajahs. Charles Michel etti-fTracyl-Memories: my first Prom, when I ron lor Student Body President, my firsl three days at CMR, Graduation. Ambitions: College, study DE. Sociology, Journalism, ond maybe law, really hel p people someday. Activities: Bowling. Ski Club, Sludenl Court. DE Club. Rajahs. Lindo Mick-Memories: two great Bison years ond an even greater Ri Charley ' s Chums, Geve ' s ways, Peg ' s mice. Sugor Shack. Noven-: ■ the S.J. ' s, summerlime. dinner parties, D ' mo nights ond V. . denl Governmenl, GAA. Usherettes. Russelletles. Heisev Awards. Roundup Day Assembly. Junior Prom. DECA Chapter and Stole Treasurer. Senior Prom Douglas Miller-Memories: Summer ol ' 65 al Flolheod through College and live. Activities: Junior Prom. Ski Club. Football. Roions Geneva Millor-iGuenivorel-Memorios: Sophomore Jocks. Dandelion Linde ' s ways, two great years al GFHS and an even greater one ol CMR, Sugar Shack, The Vicks. Billings, The V.C. Club, NewYoors Eve ' 65. Act - GAA, Cheerleading, Roundup Doy Assembly, Junior Prom. Student B urer, DE Club, Senior Prom, Student Council. Linda Miller-Memories: Formals, fun in Miss Olson ' s German Class, ' 63 Billings Pep Club trip. Ambition: Study GermanatBYU. Activities: Senator, Heisey Awards, Honor Guard, Yearbook Staff, DAP, Award, National Honor Society, National Merit Commendation, NFL, Elks Award, Pep Club, Agoro Club, Activity Council, Sopho- more Vice President. Susan Moe-Memories: A muddy night in the Green Monster, the new toy, new and old friends, our p ' b ' s, crying and laughing, Billings Convention. Ambi- tions: Be happy, satisfied and successful. Activities: Chorus, Modern Choir, Junior Prom, Speech, Showboat, Drama, Music Man, Usherettes, Diary of Anne Frank, Interclub Council Randy Morin-I don ' t remember a .... thing. Katie Morris-Memories: June 23, 1965; Roundup Day, Husllin ' Hammalt, Perry Shut and S. G., short cut, my Model A powerful Katrinca. Gift Wrap City, flunker and Patty ' sclutch, terrorizin ' . Sugar Shock, Brown Baggers D-H-, S. J. ' s-Dan-Delions, Charlie ' s Chums, plaid pants, CMR. Activities: GAA, Pep Club, Glee Club, Ski Club, Student Council, Proms. Jimmy Murray-Memories: my greatest memories are not of Great Falls, or any where else in the US, they aremy travels in Europe and education there; the choir trip to Paris and the bond to Fountainbleau are my fondest. Ambition: Attend the University of Alabama tostudy Electronics Engineering. Activities: Band, Orchestra, German Club. Bonnie Musselman-Memories: lunch parties, wild timesatthe polace, Charlie ' s Chums, Mods, all my pen-pals, The Shack, Ding-Ding. Ambition: Tambourine play- er fortheRollingStones.Activities:Orchestra,PepClub, Buyer ' s Club, Junior Prom, All School Assembly, Stampede, State Music Festival, Showboat, Diary of Anne Frank, Vinterdrommeland. Weller Myer-iPoizy)-Memories: Green Eyes, Bison-Rustler football gamenighl, August 5, ' 65, 7:45; Moose Jaw and the jug-o-root-beer-, GH in ' 64. Ambitions: Change the world, ...to weep and smile with one face and to endure. Petraskies. Activities: Band, JA. N Ellen Nohrgang-lDee|-Memories: Terrorizin ' with Bones, Nov. 18, ' 65; Sugar Shack, Roundup Day my Junior year, Senior Ball ' 65, V. C. ' s, Senior Party ' 65, Brown-Baggers, Ding-Ding, Charlie ' s Chums. Activities: GAA, German Club, French Club, Future Teachers Club, Junior Prom, Senior Ball, Diary of Anne Frank, Ski Club. Dennis Nassett-Memories: Patrick Mahon ' s Patrick Stanley, Dec. 18, 1965; all the detention of my Senior year, Jin ' s honey in English. Ambitions: Pass Chemistry and to make it to the Senior Party. Shirley Nebel-Memories: Christmas ' 64, with Chuck, Pat N., and Rick; all the fun I had in high school. New Year ' s Eve, Halloween, Summer of ' 64- ' 65. all the par- ties. Ambition: College. Brenda Nelson-Memories: Moving here from Calgary and getting used to life here, all my teachers, French classes, Sociology field trip to Boulder and Warm Springs, Russell and our competition against GFHS and Central, all my friends, especially Squirrelly. Ambition: Work with children. Activity: French Club. Connie Nelson-Memories: Norway, April 4, 1 965, Sugar Shack, Dec. 4, Hallo- ween ' 64. Glacier Park, March ' 64, Charlie ' s Chums. Activities: Chorus. Amphion, Modern Choir, NFL, Ski Club, Music Man, Showboat, Blithe Spirit, Diary of Anne Frank, Thespian, founder ' s Day, Vinterdrommeland Queen Candidate, Student Council, Spanish Club, Madrigal, Treble Makers, Yearbook, Roundup As- sembly, District Music Festival Linda Nisbet-Memories: Summer of ' 64, Fair week of ' 65, the Great Fight, my Senior Year, and Jerry. Ambition: Graduating from the new school CMR. Activities: Student Council Ray Nottingham-IButchl-Memories: Aviation class field trips, my Junior Year, Mr. Reiman World History, Home football game dances, nights out with Stan and Mike, and all of my Math class. Ambition: Own my own cattle ranch someday. Marianne Nowlin-IMy)-Memones: The good 01 ' ' ages ' when I came to GF , ' 53 Chevy, ol Al, Swinging ' 64- ' 65 Study Hall, Fantobulous days of yore, Helena. Am- bitions: Famous Poet, secretarial career. Activities: writing poetry. Micheal Nugent-Memories Roundup Day ' 65, struggling through Physics, aviation field trips, parties on the Teton, Spring of ' 65, Senior year. Ambitions: College, get a good job, finish school, pass English. Activities: Orchestra, Wrestling. Betty O ' Connell-MemorieS: L.vin ' . laughin ' , lovin ' , learnin ' , two years as a Bison, CMR, Mr. Poor, lectures and advice (rom Huffy, fights with Sloney, Carol, II I, all the great kids. Activities: All School Assembly, Junior Prom, Student Council, Usher- ettes Treasurer, Spanish Club Treasurer, Russelleftes Vice President, DECA Historian. Pauline Odegard-iPaulai-Memories: The many teachers and friends I have met, Chem class and Katie, Senior Prom, Mike. Ambitions: College, become a Speech Therapist. Activities: Heisey Award, Thespians, Great Falls Figure Skating Club. Virginia Olsen-IGinnyj-Memories: Three years al GFHS, Senior year, a million laughs, 2 hundred tears, Bernie ' s Cabin, the bump on the head. Rabbit, Thanks- giving, Governor ' s Ball, Booster Ball, Christmas ' 65, Brahma rider, Longford and him. Ambitions: Commercial Artist. Activities: Student Council, Art Club. Cynthia Olson-Memories: Being Cyndita, Arah!, Bisonettes and Golden Spurs practices, halftime shows. Band trips. Moose Jaw ' 64- ' 65, State Tournaments ' 65, New York Worlds Fair Caravan, Rufinit, Dec. 17-20 ' 65, Ron, my wonderful par- ents. Activities: Band, Bisonettes, Golden Spurs, GAA, Ski Club, House of Repre- sentatives, Showboat, Roundup Day Assembly, Junior Prom. Joe Olson-Memories: fnends of both GFHS and CMR, also the years I spent in another school the parties and Keggers with these friends, Senior Kegger of ' 64- ' 65, fun at BAB. Ambitions; Attend Northern Montana College. Activities: Football. Robert Onstad-Memories: Sand Dune with Saksa and my jeep, July 29, ' 64 at the Fair, where I met Barb, going skiing every week-end with someone very special, Mr. Bright, and all the good people atCMR. Ambitions: Be friends with Benny. Activities: Sand Dunes. Ski Club, Rajahs. Colette Oyloe-lCo-Co)-Memories: Christmas ' 65, playing rabbit, GFHS, Fairfield, Dec. 3, I 962, a million laughs, a hundred tears, What a man! That very special someone. Ambitions: Commercial Artist. Activities: Russelleftes, Pep Club, Art Club, Booster Ball, Chorus Festival. Laurie Palci-Memories: Roundup Day ' 64- ' 65, Sociology field trip of ' 65 and bus trip, first Bison-Central game, first Rustlers vs. Central game, first year at CMR. Ambitions: Go to Seattle, June of this year. Activities: Chorus, Art. Richard Palmer-IDickl-Memories: good lime I had deer hunting in ' 63, getting behind on my Harley, football with Dougy, skating and skiing with friends. Am- bitions: College after graduating, if I don ' t succeed I will go to Alaska with B. T. and homestead. Activities: Football, Key Club, Ski Club, Rajahs, House of Representa- George Pamenter-Ambition: make a million. Janis Pancich-Memories: Sue, Marilyn, the cement mixer, Eden, those quiet Sun- day nights at April ' s, my moon light swim in the ' 61 Ford, and my partner in crime. Ambitions: Go to California again, be successful al something. Activities: Bond, Student Council, DECA. Vern Pankratz-Memories: Roundup Day ' 64, flying head first over the rail of the senior stairs and skidding across the lawn. Ambitions: make my first million. Ac- tivities: Wrestling. Laurie Pappin-Memories: July II, 1965, Glacier Park and the dark days that fol- lowed, The little e, Halloween ' 64, Buddy, pretending game, Indispensables. Activities: Showboat, Music Man, Death of a Salesman, Anne Frank, NFL, Thespians, Future Teacher ' s Club, Russellog, All School Assembly, German Club, Student Council, Junior Prom. Clarence Parks-Memories: Barb B. and all our great times together, Booster Boll, Junior Prom, Vinterdrommeland. Ambitions: teach High School History. Activities: German Club, Modern Choir, Rajahs. Jerry Parsons-Memories: All the good times ot the parties, first time out with the boys, summer of ' 65 al the mud hole, all the great times I ' ve had in school, the first time I took Blondie out. Ambition: Make Ihe most of life. Activities: Rajahs. Donna Patten-Memories: March 19. 1965, all the fun with Jerry, Junior Prom, Sweetheart Ball, Roundup Day, Swimming?, all my great friends, the apartment. Ambitions: College, make those special plans with CD. Activities: Chorus, Russell- eftes, Music Man, Spanish Club, Junior Prom, Pep Club. Charles Paul-Memories: I have memories of Ihe fine teachers at CMR, the blurry weekends with Ihe boys, and the girlies. Ambitions. Air National Guard. Activities: Football, Rajahs Greg Pauk-Memories: Roundup Day at Bison High 1964-1965, loo many to put down. Ambitions: To graduate, be a success. Activities: DECA Club. Sharilee Poyne-Memories: Great CMR. Sweet Pea, New Year ' s Eve ' 65, Sugar Shack, S J., hustlin ' , cabin limes, The Klan, Brown Baggers, J. A , Northern Lite, Senior Jocko ' s fruit loops, Charlie ' s Chums, Ding-Ding, Graduation? Ambition: College. Activities: Pep Club, J. A. Ski Club, Music Man, Junior Prom, Modern Choir, Chorus. Bev Pease-Memories: All the kids I ' ve known. Sociology trip, outing the summer of my sophomore year, all the football games at CMR, and all the fun Becky and I had, my Senior year English, Roundup Day. Activities: Pep Club. Linda Peck-Memories: the warmth of the CMR kids, the fun activities. Ambitions: Language. Activities: Choir, Organ Workshop, FTA, Honor Society, Teacher Assist- ant, Rainbow, Totem Falls, MYF, Modern Choir, French Club. Randolph Peck-Memories: Christmas Oratorio ' 65, my freshman year, moving to G F and Russell. Ambition: Graduate and takean easy road to success. Activities: Band, Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, Junior Play, Finnina Rainbow. Sandra Peiffer-Memories: French Club Picnic, School plays, field trips lor ArlClub, excitement and tension, football and basketball games, language Chrislmas party. Ambitions: Teach History and English. Activities: French Club, Y-Teens, Chairman of Prom Invitations, participant in City and County Art Show. Danny Penland-(Pit!-Memories: CMR, drumming for Pifand the Pendulums and all Ihe guys and gals and parties after the dances, my trip lo California, lasl summer with Sonny and most of all-Kathy. Ambitions: professional musicians, preferably a drummer or to open my own music shop, electronics store. Activities: Ra|ahs. Sue Pennington-Memories: Livin ' , lovin ' , loughin ' and learnin ' , the junior flop, Charlie ' s Chums, table 15, June 5, 1965, and lhal certain someone, my three wonderful years in high school. Ambitions: Be a success and secure that someone. Activities: Pep Club, Color Guard, Senior Prom, Russellettes, DECA Club. Chris Person-Memories: Yellowstone Park ' 65 with Dan. Henry ' s and Frank ' s on Ihe weekends, Agusta Rodeo, Rolls af GFHS, the thrilling Poac-hunling trips wilh Dave, Paul, and John. Snowgeese, Mr. S. and Mr. B. Ambitions: psychiatrist, get rich quick, and a Rolls-Royce. Activities: Football Manager, Lettermen ' s Club, Ski Club. Suzy Peters-Memories: Summer 1965, First Graduating Class. Activities: Glee Club, Student Council, Spanish Club, GAA. Roger Petersen-Memories: Harvey, my world geography class, all my fun al G.H.B. parties, the summer of ' 65, football trips this year and Ihe blast I had on them. Activities: Football, R Club. Dave Weifle-Memories: All our friends in Central, first year at CMR, the week- ends, the foolball games. Ambitions: Gel through High School, the senior party. Activities: Bowling, German Club, Rajahs. Paul Philips-!PiziaFace|-Memories:Partiesalmyhousem ' 64, Ihe band of scrubbs, Ihe panel, standard sal. nites, suds hill, foofball ' 65, the Hellgafe pep assembly, Lettermen ' s initiation, Cathy and my sister Jon. Ambitions: to hunt and fish more often. Activities. Football, Key Club, Lettermen ' s Club. Judy Phillippe-Memories: December 30, ' 64, March 14, ' 65; Homework, Junior Prom, the apartment. Swimming? Running ' with Donna, Terry. Janey, and Trudy, and most of all-Jim. Ambitions: College and our plans for the fulure. Activities: GAA, Usherettes, Russellettes, Rustlers Advisory Board, Junior Prom, Student Council. Sarah Phillips-Memories: Central girl ' s football game, Softball tournaments, Tom Sawyer, certain teachers (?), oofo and George, Miss Mathison, girl ' s basketball team, recreation worker, PE, Roundup Days, first Softball uniforms, beating Mon- tana Bank, talks with Benny, NFL tournaments. Activities:GAA, Tennis Club, FTA, NFL, Junior Prom, Interclub Council, Playday. Diary of Anne Frank, Summer Drama, Thespian Officer. Bob Pipinich-Memories: GFHS, Roundup Days and dances, Saturday nights, trips lo surrounding countryside in the evening, the new CMR, foolball games. Ambi- tions: Graduate Ihis year and go to Bozeman. Activities: Ski Club. Faye Pisone-Memories: The funny wilh Alan R., the band trip in ' 63 lo Moose Jaw, Canada, all the boys up there, motorcycle races with Joe K., silting at Ihe Burger- masler wilh Marilyn. Ambitions: Go tocollegeandget on my own. Activities: Band, Contours. Robin Podbielski-iPodl-Memories: Den, Doug, Bob, Lynn, and Mick, all my art classes with Mr. Walters, Mr. Poor, and Mr. Steele; being in the first senior class of CMR. Ambition: Becomeanart teacher. Activities:Spanish Club, ArlClub, DECA, Frank Ponikvar-lFlipperl-Memones: suspension ' 65- ' 66, football and baseball trips, friends, parlies, Joyce, the So-Ho Senior girls, 1000 Club, Ihe many trips starting from the Burgie. Ambitions: to be rich and successful in my own business. Activities: Football, Baseball, Key Club, R Club, House of Representatives, Mis- soula Pep Assembly. Dale Porsborg-Memories: All the fun I had in my senior year and all Ihe kids I ve met especially MYDA, (Winter Dance 4 ). Ambitions: Becomean interior designer and become rich. Activities; Art Club. Linda Porsborg-Memories: Charlie ' s Chums, Girls ' Night Out, The Jollee Greene Judo Practices, My two great friends, Roundup Day 1965, Mrs. Elchingham, ana GFHS Activities: Pep Club, Art Club, Booster Ball, Junior Prom. Curf Preston-Memories: greatest school CMR and studenlbody.GFHS, skiing, Viv, Aber ' s Joke ' s, riding those litHe broncs, Ihe campaign, those underclassmen, Ihe Vinlerdrommeland crew, angling trips, Mr. Hovland and economics. Activities: Rodeo Club, Key Club, Ski Club President, Senate, Interclub Council, Winter For- mal C hairman, J.A. President. Sherry Putnam-Memories: Ihree wonderful years of high school Pally s clutch a, the Flanker Charlie ' s Chums, Sugar Shack, S.J. ' s, Dan Delions, K. and all .he gang, certain boys, GFHS and CMR. my Bungy. Activities: DECA, Ski Club, Senior Prom, Junior Prom, Pep Club, Chorus, Drill Team, GAA, Sludenl Council. happiestdaysolmylilo.lhelasllhroewondorfulyo.il being Ihe first class lo graduolofromCMR. Ambitions Gel one year. Activities: Chorus, Dislricl Music Fesl Reno ' Rondol-iRondyl-Momories: Oct. 8, The liltle and big E. bug and L. P., disastrous Junior Prom, Glacier Park ond Ihe dork days lhal followed, eoling caramel apples, Ihe night of the horse show. Ambilions: Finish college, travel, be an interior decorator. Activities: Pep Club, Band, Chorus, French Club Yearbook Golden Spurs. Bill Randono-Memories: Adolph, Billings trips. Chevfs. Whilelish. California Irips wilh Mike and Rick, Eureka, Reed ' s, poaching wilh John and Dan, 3 corlair people «9, Liza and Fluffy, Jo., summer of ' 65, Ihe 3D ' s, Joes, L.L. Ambihons: Go lo col- lege, find a place in life. Activilies: Foolball, Baseball, Junior Prom. DECA. Rajahs. Roundup Day Committee, Election Day Assembly. Merle Rea-Memories: Nov. 27, 1965; Dec. 15, 1965; June 4, 1964; summor of ' 65 in Augusta, Jan ' s neighbors and the good limes we enjoyed, being among Ihe firsl CMR graduo ling class, babysitting lor 3 years. Ambitions: Finish at leosl 2 yeors of college, then live a happy married life. Aclivilies; Chorus. Jan Redding-Memories: Charlie ' s Chums, Dredge, Jon. 18. 1964; Reddy Fox. Pitch-in, FCHS, Warm, wool, lined, K.P., Lomda Chi, ' 65 Tournaments. Three Musketeers, House, Dugan, Ugly Mar, Dulc.Segory.Myro.Mr. Bakkum. Marl ' s. Sugor Shack, Bones. Aclivilies: Livingslon-FTA, Choir, TNT. Dromo Club. GAA. Sophomore Treasurer, Harvest Ball Queen, B and A Squad Cheerleoder. Orchestra. Robert Jesse Reid lll-(R. J.)-Memories: The two greolesl guys Russell will evor have-Mr. Bergene and Mr. Hovland, B.V.S., October II, 1964; Rus sell Sprouls, Kotie-Chem. Class, P. T. ' ers, GFHS, Salmon and friends. Ski Inps. Key Club Con- ventions, 4:30 one morning. Ambition: Break even! Aclivilies: Senior Class Presi- dent, Cabinet, Key Club. LI. Governor-Northern Division. Ski Club. Ski Teom. Rajahs, Indispensobles. Bill Reinig-Memories: How long can you Iread water?, Mounloins and Irees. Well. oh yeah?. Kill. Ambition: Return all Polacks from whence Ihev come. Activities Agora, German Club, Forum Club, Empty Set, Ski Club, Forum Vice President, Interclub Council, National Honor Society. Rob Reiste-Memories: July 4, 1 965 Irip to Glacier Park, Greal times al GFHS, Drag Races in ' 63 wilh a ' 34 Ford Sedan, nighls cruising Ihe Drog. River Irip from Fl. Benton to Ft. Peck, 55 gallons of gas, 60 gallons of B„ Machine Shop, Aeronautics. Ambilions: Graduate, build a custom rod by nexl summer. Terry Reynolds-Memories: I ' ll never forget the wild fool race I ron between my ocker and norlh study hall or all Ihe good friends I ' ve mode in Ihe posl years. Ambitions: Attend college, major in history. Activilies: Nalionol Honor Society. Pat Roan-Ambilions: Private Secretary for a rich, good-looking boss. Activities: California-Pep Club, Mother ' s Tea. Home Ec. Club Vice President. Carol Roberts- ' Canny)-Memories:Sophomore earandhowoll IheSeniors Ireoled us, Senior year Christmas program and its success. Russian History Closs ond the Dinner. Ambitions: Become a secretory, a beautician, or a practical nurse, moybe Michael Rogers- Snoopyl-Memories: Sept. ' 65. Snoopless and Snoopy Jr.. wild debate trips, Roundup Day ' 63, Crossbones. Becker. Mills. Ambilion: Do whol musl be done. Activities: NFL, German Club. Malh Club President. Forum Club. CAPC. Kathy Ross-Memories: All Ihe good limes spenl wilh Kenny, the roilroad station on some early mornings, speech. Junior Prom, Nov. 10. ' 64; Fireman ' s Ball. Ambilions: Go lo college and gel married. Aclivilies; Band. Chorus. FHA. Stam- pede, Pep Band, Pep Club. Steve Ross-Memories: Mr. Murray and his English Class, My terrible Junior year. Miss Olson and German Class, CMR. Ambitions: Marry a rich girl ond become a Robert Rossmiller-(Bobl-Memories: May 23, 1964; Fun inlheholls. Biology. Ambi- tions: Go through college, enter Fores) Service. Harland Rouns-Memories: School ond friends, firsl class lo groduole from CMR. Ambitions: College, then get a good job. Ron Royland-Memories: The kids I know. Mr. Todd ' s U. S. History class. Mr, Mol- lander ' s English class 2nd Period. People who helped me oul of trouble liko Mr Block, Mr. Hovland. Mr. Johnson and Mr. Gorrel. Some wild parl.os with a couple of boys. Ambilions: Gel oul of Ihe Navy, make money. Mike Ruark-Memories: Fond memories of Slollery. BO swr, . -.. green wreck. Shokey ' s. Ihe 3 big pigs. Roundup and Nancy. Ambilions: CGF ond be as smarl as I Ihink I am. Activilies. Chess Club. R Club. Q Jan Ouick-Me Nov. 27, Merle ' s friends ond all Ihe fun, Dec. 16, ' 65; Ihe John Sobo-Memories: The great years ol GFHS and CMR. aviation ing trips with Kelly and Ron, our great principal, Roundup Day ' 64, wrestling practice with Bob and football games with his neighbor. Ambition: Go to college. Activity: Art Club. Larry Salhaney-Memories: December 4, all those good weekends with the boys, Mel ' s convertible, George. Ambition: Be a millionaire playboy. Activities: Mickey Mouse Club. Angus Saunders-iMac)-Ambition: Become a pilot in the service. Paul Schafer-Memories: GFH5, Huntin with Bill, John, and Dan; Night before Roundup Day, Steaks at Kerr ' s, Nope, just browsing, 3 Sophomore girls, Tucker, Talks with Morcia, all my troubles, Stella and Jan, Nampa, Waterskiing, bear hunts, rabbit hunts, trapping with Bill. Ambition: Get through college. Activi- ties: Football, Wrestling, Track, Lettermen ' s Club. Kathy SchaHel-!Koc|-Memories: Judy 6, 1965; October 29, 1965; Jay, pink pepper- mint straws, ho ho and beep beep, Forget it! , last summer ' s fun, transferring to Great Falls, big secrets that really weren ' t, first graduating class of CMR. Ambi- tion: Become an elementary school teacher. Activity: FTA. Ann Schile-Memories: The Y, Miss Fits, State Collecting, bomb bags, footbal games, special education camp, the studio, backstage during plays. Ambition: Be a physical education or history teacher. Activities: All-school Assembly, GAA, F.HA, Music Man, Houseof Representatives, DramaClub, Diary of Anne Frank, French Club, Dino. Sharon Schrader-Memories: My senior year at CMR, breaking glass instead of falling bed, Rustler-Bison game. Pep Assemblies. A m b i tions . Make everybody around me happy, always keep smiling. Activities: Pep Club, JA, National Honor Society, Glee Club, Plays. Terry Sharette-(Blackie)-Memories: Roundup Day ' 64; January I, 1963; Goofing around with the guys, tobogganing, Janet. Ambition: Own the biggest ranch in Montana. Activities: Golf, DECACIub. Fred Sheasby-Memories: The fun of not going to school and going to Georgia for the summer. Activities; Basketball, Football Manager. Roma Sheppard-Memories: The Valley Girls, Valley Parties, yellingat the Rustler ' s games, Monday mornings, class discussions and teachers ' jokes, pep assemblies. Ambition: See oil the states in the Union. Ron Shimek-Memories: My senior year, GFHS, CMR, July 29; August 27, ' 65; August 9; Doc, Jim, Bob, and the gang; The blood, sweat, toil, tears, and the fun; Wonderful TERRY. Ambition: Teoch, research work in biology. Activities: Heisey Award, National Honor Society, Coin Club, JA, Empty Set. Forum Club, Rajahs. Thomas Shively-Memories: First year French class, those wild last days of school. Ambition: Be a Veterinarian. Terry Sidener-(Hook|-Memories: Suspension ' 65- ' 66, 1000 Club, Schafer ' s farm, athletic trips, good times, Golden Helmet Award, Sandi, President of Rajahs, long weekends, running scared, after Helena game, my parties, playing for Moe, big trouble. Activities: Football, Basketball, Chorus, Rajahs, R Club, House of Repre- sentatives, Key Club. Jerry Simmons-Memories: KAT, athletic trips, Clock-watcher in study hall, all the parties, J.B. ' s, Lefty, all thesarcasm, initiation. Ambitions: Become o cowboy or a fireman. Activities: Football, Track, Treasurer of Rajahs, R Club. Linda Sirucek-!Chipmunk)-Memories: June 3, 1965; July 1965; the Rainbow ' 55 Chevy, mad trips in the Chrysler, a wonderful summer and winter with Dave, to get 100. Ambitions: Be the only one, get a job and be on my own Activities: Pep Club, Student Council. Loryn SleHen-ILori)-Memories: Being inadifferentschool eachyear of high school, all my friends, Roundup Days, the crowd, being a member of the first graduating class from CMR. Ambitions: College and marriage. Activities: FHA, Honor Society, Journalism Staff, Pep Club-Belt, Art Club, Concert Choir. Dave Solheim-IZekel-MemorieS: First rodeo I was in when 13, my first car and all the fun I had with it. Ambitions: Go to college and take up agriculture (land management and cattle), own a ranch. Activities: Football, Basketball, Music, A.Y. Club. Layne Spohn-Memories: The wonderful guy my junior year, the shack, the Hawai- ian party, the tree behind the Mitchell, White Cliffs of Dover, Salt Lake City ' 65, the first graduating class of CMR. Ambitions: Go to college, be a beach bum. Ac- tivities: Band, Choir, Ski Club, Junior Prom, Spanish Club, French Club, Band Secretary. Sharyn Stack-Memories: Charlie, the kids at GFHS and the two years there. Key Club Convention, trying to convince DoriCMRis best. Booster Ball ' 64, Round- up Days, Billings ond Missoula games, LL Parties, telling people its y not o. Ambition: Junior English teacher. Activities: Pep Club, Chorus. Dave Steen-IBufchl-Memories: The wonderful kids I ' ve met in school, breaking in a new school, wrestling trips, the fun I ' ve had and will never forget, and the great class of 66. Ambitions: Go to college, be a success in the field of Drafting and Agriculture. Activities: Wrestling, Lettermon ' s Club. Marvin Stenberg-Memories: Being a member of the first class to graduate from CMR, two years at GFHS, a certain girl from GFHS, and Chorus at CMR. Ambi- tions: Become a history and business administration teacher. Activity: Chorus. Mary Martha Stephenson-Memories: Being a member of thefirst class to graduate from CMR, CAP, GFHS, RKW, the boys at GFHS, JA, Ding Ding in biology, the ML Club. Ambitions: Go to college and major in elementary education. Activi- ties: International Friendship Club, JA. Carol Stevenson-Memories: Don S. and the summer of ' 65, May 7; April 17; August 31; my friends and my three unforgettable years at GFHS and CMR. Am- bitions: Stay happy and succeed in everything, mainly Don. Activities: Aeolian Choir. Glee Club, District Music Festival. Mike Stoetzel-Memories: My friend across the river, Christmas lights on Smelter Hill, Christma s party ' 65, Myself. Activities: Wrestling, Art Club. Howard Strause-Memories: The Hall, Sand Dunes, oops, my senior year, coke and popcorn. Physics grades, easy classes, Billings girls. Ambitions; Be Wimble- ton Champion, graduate from college, make a million. Activities: Junior Prom, Key Club, Wrestling, Tennis Club. Sharon Strobel-Memories: T ' ree, Happy Bubbles, Some people are, Labor Day, Dec. 8, Summertime, green, Jack, J ' s, Jan. I, Missoula, Slumber parties, T.S., Talks and Thoughts, W.W.W. Activities: Assemblies: Junior Class Editor, CMR Editor, Music, Plays, Speech, Indispensables. Carol Srukey-Memories: My Sugar Shack, Linus my King, Terrorizin, Chorlie ' s Chums. Sophomore Joes-Dandelions, Slumber parties. Activities: Cheerleading, Ski Club, JV Cheerleading, GAA, Student Council, FHA, DECA Club State Vice President, Pep Club Board of Directors. Buyers Club, Student Advisory Council Vice President, Interclub Council, Interschool Council, Founder ' s Doy Queen, Roundup Doy Queen. Terry Suokko-Memories: GFHS, Mrs. Dufraine.MissD. Olson, assemblies, Roundup Day, Mr. Poor, Mr. Breedin, Mr. Dohl, CMR, Miss Parker, Mr. Lund, Sharon T., Miss Evenskaas, Miss Miller, Mr. Mollander, Music Theory, Sociology trip. Ambitions; College, be a teacher or an actor. Activities: Chorus, German Club. Peggy Sutherland-Memories: February 8, 1963; the picnic, That Boy, the SJ ' s, (dandelions), 1965 Divisional ond State Basketball Tourney, Sugar Shack, Castles and Mice, Charlies Chums, the big bet, ourwindow, the Burgy. Activities: Tennis Club, Glee Club, Usherettes Vice President, Student Council, Junior Prom, Russell- ettes President, Interclub Council, Stampede, Yearbook. DickSwingley-Memories: My high school years especially my senior year at CMR, a certain WART at GFHS, out-of-town basketball trips (Billings). Ambitions: Be successful and rich. Activities: Basketball, Football, Student Council, House of Rep- resentatives. Frank Taber-Memories: Logan, Utah ' 63, A muchdeeper meaning is really there, Bozeman ' 65, Perhaps, one is there, too. Activities: NFL President, Thespian Pledge, Symposium, Forum, DECA, President, Interclub Council President, Student Advisory Council President, Bowling, The Doctor In Spite of Himself, Notional Honor Society, Heisey Awards, Boys ' State, Youth Appreciation Award. Mark TaleH-IBear|-Memories: Summer ' 65, the tribe, shifts, Roundup Days, Green Dragon, talking yearbook, out of town games, three great days. Ambitions: Sports car, college, first million. Activities: Key Club, Wrestling, German Club, Junior Prom, Bond, Rajahs. Frank Tebeau-Memories: Moose Jaw, Super Stock, Uncle Rog, Maria, Mike and Kathy, Booster Bolls, Roundup Day, Government Doy, Basketball Tournaments. Ambitions: reach 2 1 , and Bowl 300 and 700. Activities: Band, Bowling. Bill Terrill-Memories: State Key Club Convention-International Key Club Conven- tion, Bob Marshall Wilderness; My first bear, elk, and trap line: Seeley Lake, Red Light and our Bear Hunts. Ambition: Alaska or Bust. Activities: Football, Chorus, Key Club President, Vice President Interclub Council, House of Representatives, Ski Club. Mike Tholt-Activities: Transferred from Central. Lana Thygesen-Memories: teachers, my friends, and the fun we ' ve had, gripes, great newCMR.peopleworking in theoffice, Home Economics and the jokes, friends graduating from G.F.H.S. Ambitions: Become a Secretary, be good servant of God. Lyla Thygeson-Memories: Those crazy parties in shorthand class, classes with my twin my senior year. Ambitions: Become a good secretary, serve God more fully. Gary Thorn-(Horney TWney)-Memories: 1000 Club, Suspension ' 65- ' 66, 69, good times with Jill, Sand Coulee, taking State in Track ' 64- ' 65, football ' 65, GFHS, Kerr ' s house, advice from Laurie and Jamie, eatin ' steak, Whitefish, trouble with Lou and Marcia, nights with the boys, weekend after Helena, August rodeo. Ambi- tions: Be a playboy. Activities: Letterman ' s Club, Football, Track, Stampede, Rajahs. Sharon Tiedemann-Memories: all the fun I had at GFHS and especially CMR, split shifts at GFHS, fourth period class, all the days with Kat ond Linda. Ambitions: Become a success in nursing career. Activities: FNC. Dick Tietjen-Memories: Ding-Ding, Fairfield ' 63, summer Sundays ' 64. Flathead ' 65, trips to Belt, all the guys, the kick, the girls, the cool Senior class, August 2 1 , 1965; Saturday nights at Greg ' s, MOAAHHHI, Christmas and New Years ' 65- ' 66. Ambitions: be rich. Activities: Student Council, Ski Club. Claudia Toole-ICIaude)-Memories: Jim, Summer of ' 65, Pickles, England Swings. Frank and his jokes. Barb and our friendships. Ambilions: Have a happy life. Ac- tivities: JA, National Honor Society. Kathy Tramelli-(Kat)-Memories: No. 31, summer of ' 63 and ' 65, Booster Ball, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, first Senior class of CMR, all the kids I ' ve met, the fun I ' ve had my senior year. Ambitions: Achieve somelhing from life. Activities: Cho- rus, Buyer ' s Club, Russellettes. Bonnie Tuckerman-Memories: Table 15, the Palace, The Shack, Gifts from GFHS, my friends and the fun we had, the Demolay, CMR and GFHS, Trips. Ambitions: Get a degree in Music , go to Europe, get married. Activities: Show- boat, Music Man, Orchestra, Ski Club, Diary of Anne Frank, Districtand Stale Music Festivals, Drama Convention, Orchestra Festival, Chorus. Paul Tuss-Memories: Running and making of IheDoomBuggy, certain girls, parties with the boys, Fort Benton. Ambition: Go active in the Navy. Peggy Van Dam-Memories: October 31, 1965, Sept. ' 64, Orchestra Festivals, teachers, the Bison, but more than ever IheRustlers, Roundup Day ' 64, Band Trips, concerts and the work put into them. Ambitions: Be a success in at least one thing. Activities: Band, Orchestra, District Music Festival, All-Stale Band. Melodee Vaupel-Memories: The group and the fun we ' ve had, Girl ' s NighlOut, dinner and pre-game parties, night at the D ' s-PK ' s house, football and wrestling matches ' 64, Charlie ' s Chums, Junior-Senior proms, Roundup Day ' 64- ' 65, night before Dec. 21, 1965. Ambitions: Reach San Francisco, get the education I want. Activities: Pep Club, Ski Club, Senior Prom, Yearbook. Carl Vender-Memories: Drafting, Maching Shop, Senior Year, Fall of ' 64, Cheryl Carl Vender-Memories: Drafting, Machine shop. Senior Year, Fall of ' 64, Cheryl and Linda. Ambitions: Be a draftsman or machinist, make a million. Donald Veneb-(Don|-Memories: All the fun I ' ve had, especially with the Rood- Runners. Ambitions: Be a chemist. Activities: Projectionist, Rodeo Club. Jon Vestre-Memories: Wild weekends at a certain cabin. New Year ' s Eve parties, a certain girl, Friday and Saturday nights with the boys, wonderful spirit of the class of ' 66, first prom at CMR and the girl that made it so enjoyable. Ambitions: Keep the girls happy and become an Engineer. Activities: Band, Chorus, Wres- tling, Drum Major. Sandy VioleH-Memories: March 13, 1963, the mag 6, American history-Peluso style, bonehead English, spreading germs, the college headache. Ambitions: finish my book, win a scholarship, and make someone happy. Activities: Stampede News Editor, Yearbook, Symposium German Club, Iniwa, Bowling. w Terry Wahl-Memories: Roundup Day ' 65, all my friends throughout high school, out of town for different trips. Ambitions: Go to college, become an architect. Ac- tivities: Chorus, Bowling, Track, District Music Festival. Audrey Walker-Memories: Bill, Roundup Day at Belt, my Junior Year, the fun with the gang at the Teton; Corky and Linda, April 4, 1965. Ambitions: Wait until June! Activities: DECA Club. Gary Wallace-Memories; Good times at the games, Mr. Peluso ' s U. S. History class. Sociology trip and Sylvia and John, all my friends and most of my teach most of all being part of the two great schools-GFHS and CMR. Dale Waniata-Memories: Impact; October 8, 1965; Junior Prom; trip to Intei tional; August 19, 1965; a Bison French horn player; one short, Green and Gold year with the best high school studentbody in the Northwest. Ambitions: To str to seek, to learn, and not to yield. Activities: Student Government, Key Club, Wrestling, Assemblies. Randy Warwick-Memories: Munroe H. S., Fairbanks, Alaska; Lathrop H. S., Fair banks, Alaska; Munroe Rams, Lathrop Malemutes. Activities: Latin Club. Mike Watson-Memories: GFHS, CMR, Bus rides lo school with J A, and S. C. Christmas Oratorio, my old Ford (Party Wagon), trying to wake up every morning Mr. Bright (always making me stay after). Ambilions: Succeed. Activities: DECA Rajahs, Modern Choir. Becky Watson-Memories: Sept. 4, 1965; The Music Man, Delphians, Moderr Choir, Winkie, K.O. and the Bobbsey Twins, Wovie, my great year at CMR Ambitions: Make others happy, and be happy myself. Activities: Glee Club, Del phian. Modern Choir, Music Man, Christmas Ball, J. A., Thespians Convention Triple Trio, State and District Festival. Cliff Wenzek-Memories: One of the first to graduate from CMR, Dec. 4 and Mel ' ; farm, Mel ' s Convertible, high centered ' 55, Dec. 18 and 19, a ' 55 Chev. Ambition Own a hot Ford. Activities: Electronics Assistant, Houseof Representatives, Ra jahs William Wesland-Memories: all of the fun I have had in my high school years. Roundup Day ' 64, The Russell-Bison game for a special reason, Wilburn ' s Dune Buggy. Ambitions: Be a success. David West-Memories: Breakin ' in CMR, being in CMR ' s first graduating class, going to school at 6:30 A.M., 12.30 P.M. and 8 A.M., Roundup and Founder ' s Day, out of town games, Dances, my four seminory years, all my friends. Senior English class. Ambitions: obtaining a college degree. Activities: Chorus, Rajahs. Jin White-IRoth)-Memories: My two years al Great Falls High, The Senior Or- ganization of Boys, Roundup Day ' 65, the grovel pits, Trial and the Coves. Am- bitions: Graduate, try to go to college next year. Carol Whitehorn-Memories: Friends, Roundup Day ' 64, being on the middle shift my sophomore and junior years, Miss Cosgriff ' s English class, and the spirit at Charlie Russell. Ambitions: Finish college. Activities: Chorus, District and Stole Music Festivals, Notional Honor Society, Future Nurses Club. Paul Whitson-Ambitions; I plan to be either a song writer or a disc jockey after finishing high school. Al Wickens-Ambitions: Become a Forester, go to college al Missoula. Activities: Football, Basketball. Lelterman ' s Club, Track, Pep Club, Science Club-Chester; Rajahs. Elbert Wilke-IBud)-Memories: Trying lo find a cooked roll al GFHS and the fun I had Ihere. No homework my lost year al Charlie Russell. Ambitions: Be a million- aire without working for it. Activities: Wrestling. Melvin Willey-IWilliel-Memories: All the fun with the kidsos a sophomore, all the girls, Spokane, Dec. 4, the fish al Giant Springs, my cousins, the fun at B.B., all the kids al CMR. Ambitions: Be rich, get everything I want and hove fun doing it. Jerald Wilson-Memories: the good limes I have hod almy three years of high school, all the fine people I hove meland the new friends of each year. Ambitions: Be successful at everything I do. Karen Wink)eman-IWinkie)-Memories: Moving to Great Falls, greot times with Gerri and Becky, Modern Choir, the Treble Makers, the elevator. T.C., Dec. II. Ambitions: Major in Sociology at U.M., minor in Music, join Peace Corps. Activi- ties: Flathead County High. House of Representatives, Russellettes, Drama Club. Modern Choir, the Treble Makers. Vinterdrommeland Chairman, JA. Phillip Witherow-Memories: Two years in Thailand, water skiing at Pete ' s, first year al a new school, Mr. Mewe ' s fun math class. Ambitions: Thailand or bust!! Activities: Italian Club, Latin Club, Forum Club, Moth Club. Danny Wittmier-(Wirt)-Memories: Chapman ' s short-shorts, German, Physics, J, B., D.H., Pit and the Pendulums in Augusta, Lewistown and Conrad, out all night wilh the guys, Government Day CMR, first day at CMR. Ambitions: design space- craft, go on the national tour with the band. John Woerner-Memories: Track, orchestra festival ' 65, Junior prom ' 64, Roundup Day, all-school assemblies, early shifts, Bison 2-0 victory over Central ' 63, Phyve, Dennis, wonderful summer side-trips with Greg, German, David A. Ambitions: Do somelhing more than just live every day. Activities: Track, Orchestra, Football. Ruth Marie Workman-Memories: Collecting gifts for the people at Boulder, trip lo Boulder, Christmas Concert, being in the first graduating class. Ambitions: Do my best to succeed in what I try todo and to make others happy. Activities: Glee Club, Oratorio. Eden Worth-Memories: First season football al CMR, Roundup Day ' 65, droma de- partment, library duty. Ambitions: Go to business college, become on Accountant. Activity: Library Duty. Jim Yeagley-Memories: January I, 1963, the bigsix, little Blue minus 2, March 19. 1965, Uncle Benny ' s history Class, summer of ' 64, al Eureka wilh Tony ' s pickup. Sharee-my Ford, tobogganing. Activities: Cross-Country, Track. Bill Young-Memories: The pink ' 54, Ford, all the hunting trips, those summers al Swan Lake, 4-H Beef of Ihe fair, the ' 57 Convertible. Ambitions: Take life easy and tackle things as they come. Roe Yudyslcy-Memories: YMCA, Canadian Caravan, Miss Fits, Welcome Wagon, 4-H trips, football games, Nonc ' s horses, camping trips, Sociology, working on plays, collecting states, Aug. 6, 1965. being camp counselor for speciol children. Ambitions: Travel, go lo college. Activities: Chorus, 4-H, German Club. Bowling, Roundup, Diary of Anne Frank, Dino. Cheryle Zinn-iSammyl-Memories: The Hilltop gang, the parlies. Denny. Ford ' s. Jan 18. Lincoln. Vineyards. Ambilions: To gel Gary ' s snake, drive in Ihe Powder Puff Derby, and marry Denny in June. ADVERTISING c — - Tu — « f DUNDAS J rn J V SUPPLY S Vow fru o mdU INC. } DAIRY FOODS 514 Central 901 Central Ave. W. 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