Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1965 volume:

We pause 'mid the wonders of Life And the magic of Science, To bring forth on these pages The golden moments of time Just past. It is our wish to walk again The paths of achievement, fun, Beauty and skill; To walk the winter trails and Enjoy the summer sun. We set them all before You — Come walk with us! Tami Stenerson Carter Christiansen I We. the Seniors of 1965, dedicate the “Spartan' to Mr. Thomas McGonigal. who for the past fifteen years has been an inspiration and guiding hand to the stu- dents of Baker High School. The loyalty and devotion that he has shown the stu- dents in their times of despair have endeared him to all of us. It is with the highest admiration and greatest respect that we make this dedication. 2 SUPERINTENDENT A yearbook justifies itself in being a permanent record of a certain memorable period in our lives. Later on we may look at it again and remember. It is a compilation of events in a form which repre- sents our school, with at least enough completeness to suggest the rest. It brings to our attention how very wide the range of activity our school has. It sharpens the reali- zation that it is impossible for each of us to participate in everything. As we take this book in retrospect at the year we have just spent, those things in which we have personally participated will bring us the richest memories, and those students who have participated in the most, will find the fullest meaning in this book. This has been a very satisfying year, I am sure, for all of us. Few persons, except those who are on the Spartan Staff realize all the work that goes into the pro- duction of our annual. I extend my compliments to Mr. Bender, yearbook advisor, his student staff and our fine student body for a task well done. PRINCIPAL A cartoon may be a fine teaching aid . . . it picto- rially gets to the heart of a situation. I am reminded of one which showed a woman standing in a kitchen piled high with unwashed dishes, saying, I hate washing dishes so I let them accumulate. Someday it’s going to be a problem. How many of us are guilty of doing just that . . . letting something accumulate until it becomes a prob- lem? This often applies to daily school work. At the end of the six weeks we try frantically to get enough dishes washed” to carry us through. However, this cartoon has a more farreaching impli- cation. 1 am thinking of the little faults that we allow to pile up. Faults like using poor English, being dis- courteous, cheating a little, disrespect of private and pub- lic property, etc. These faults, if continued unchecked, settle into bad habits. I admonish you, don't let your faults pile up until they become a problem that you will have to face some day ... a problem which may re- quire a high payment in time, money, and reputation. LARRY ANDERSON Library, Speech, and English I LARRY BENDER Typing I and II HOWARD BREITBACH Vo. Ag. I, II, III and IV VERA BRUGGE MAN English I and III GRACE DAVIS MARTIN DWYER EDWARD ELLINGSON Art I and II, French I and II Biology and General Science Guidance VIRGINIA EVERETT Home Economics I, II, III JOHN FLECK Bookkeeping, History, and Shorthand I and II LYLE GILLETTE American History, Sociology, Montana History and Coach RAY KOVASH Band, Grade Vocal and Instrumental WALT LUETKINS Civics, Drivers Training, World Geography, World History LAWRENCE MAXWELL English I and II TOM McGONIGAL English IV, Latin I, II and III RUTH MENKEN World History and Girls' Phys. Ed. MAX MUELLER Solid Geometry, Chemistry, Geometry, Physics, Trig. DICK SCHMIDT Boys' Phys. Ed. and Coach DELMAR FRIED Eighth Grade STEVE PROKOP Shop and Coach ULLRICH REICHENBACH General Math and Algebra I and II CARL GAUSTAD Eighth Grade BYRON WOLENTZ Eighth Grade GENE BAKER Seventh Grade J| A m mv— LESLIE BREEDEN Seventh Grade FERN RATLIFF Seventh Grade LOIS MURPHY Secretary BEN POST Custodian OSCAR RANUM Custodian I PAULINA ACKERMAN Paulina The art of saying things in a kindly way never goes out of fashion. PEGGY LEE BICKLE peggy There is nothing either good or bad, but think- ing makes it so. RICKY JAY BOWEN Rick The victor is the one that walks alone. PATRICIA ADELINE BERTSCH Patty We live, not as we wish to, but as we can. JO-ANNE B LASER Jo-Anne Silence is more elo- quent than words. SHARON MARIETTA BROWN Boomer What I value more than anything is good humor. PAUL ALLEN CHAPPELLE Paul The more you learn, the more you realize how little you really know. BRADLEY JAMES BRUCE Brad A true name is infi- nitely better than a false title. VIRGINIA LYNN COX Lynn” While we stop to think, we often miss opportu- nity. id WILLIAM EDWIN DEFFERDING Bill Let thy speech be better than silence, or be si- lent. CARTER ROB LEY CHRISTIANSEN Carter How poor are they that have not patience. SHARON MAUVEE DEMOS Maud Life has a value only when it has something valuable as its object. WAYNE GEORGE FREER Kenny He who does not ad- vance goes backwards. i RAE ARDATH HEISER Rae Let no man think about dying until he has done his part for humanity. DENNIS DUFF ELD Dennis” One always begins to forget a place as soon as it’s left behind. KAREN RAE FOST Shortie For every minute you are angry, you lose 60 seconds of happiness. LUCY JANE GREENLEE Lucy Remember, even a mosquito does not get a slap on the back un- til he goes to work. EDITH JOY HEPPERLE Edith Nature has given us two ears, but only one mouth. JOYCE EILLEEN HEYEN Joyce I ve never any pity for conceited people, they carry their own. LINDA DARLENE JORDA N Lin To outrule your heart is one thing and to fol- low your head is another. EDWARD O. HOEM Ed Soar not too high to fall, but stoop to rise. GEORGE ROBERT JUSTESEN Bob” Choose you today who ye will serve; but as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. RICHARD CRAIG HUNTER Craig I can endure my own despair, but not an- other's hope. JOHN EDWARD KADERAVEK John Usually we praise only to be praised. SANDRA NAOMI KARCH Sandie A man has to live with himself, and he should see to it that he always has good company. SHARON KAY KOLLMAN Sharon Many receive advice, but few profit by it. JUDITH ANN KOLLMAN Judy In silence, also, there's a worth that brings no risk. JEAN MARION LEONARD Jean I had rather have a fool to make me merry, than experience to make me sad. ALVIN JOSEPH MADLER Alvin I always say if you can't catch 'urn, you always had fun try in'. EDWARD THOMAS LA W LER Ed Beware of the fury of a patient man. RUSSELL GLENN McIntyre Rusty Be good to the earth and share in its reap. JOSEPH EDWARD NELSON Jody The good or evil of man lies within his will. MICHAEL WILLIAM O'DONNELL Mike Remember this that very little is needed to make a happy life. BRENDA JEAN OLSON Brenda Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. CALVIN RAY PRUETT Ray He that plants thorns must never expect to gather roses. MARGARET ARLENE PETERSON Margie To love for the sake of being loved is human, but to love for the sake of loving is angelic. DENNIS HARVEY ROST Dennis Today we follow the sr aight and narrow, to morrow we lead the straight and narrow. CYNTHIA FAYE RINDY Cindy He who has a thousand friends, has not a friend to spare. EDWARD ROBERTS Ed Man is bom free, and everywhere he is in chains. GARY RUSLEY Gary No one knows what he can do until he tries. KEITH LAVERN RUSTAD Keith What people say behind your back is your stand- ing in the community. SHARMA RAE ROST Sharm We have 40 million reasons for failure, but not one excuse. ELAINE JANE SCHWEIGERT Elaine Oh, to have the gift to think for ourselves as we can think for others! CLARENCE SCHOUBOE Clarence” There is nothing perm a nent except change. ROBERT LEE SINGER Bob If a man could have half his wishes; he would double his trouble. FRED RONALD SCOTT Fred I have often regretted my speech, but never my silence. DIANN MARLEEN SPRIGGS DiAnn Be interested in every- one, listen . . . and you will learn. WAYNE EDWARD SONS ALL A Wayne He who sows courtesy, reaps friendship; and he who plants kindness, gathers love. 17 RICHARD DALE STARK Rick live for today, tomor- row you might die. TAM I LOU STENERSON Tami I am always ready to learn, although I do.not always like being taught. MICHAEL JAMES STEFFES Mike” Qui non proficit, de ficit. NANCY LEE STRIEBEL Strebel Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes. IvjS V KfV THOMAS MICHAEL STENGLEIN Tom Either find a path or make one. WAYNE EDWARD SUSA Wayne We never understand how much we need in this world until we know the loss of it. LEWIS EDWARD WILLIAMS Ed We do not live to ex- terminate the misers of the past, nor to ac- cept as incredible those of the present. JAMES CRAWFORD James'' A good beginning makes a good ending. Lynn Cox, Tom Stenglein, and Sandra Karch Jody Nelson, Edith Hepperle, Ed Lawler, Brenda Olson, and Carter Christiansen 19 ©la«« 3Btll Paulina Ackerman wills her cheerleading ability to Joanne Jensen. Patty Bertsch wills her height to Kelley Munsell. Peggy Bickle leaves her temper to Virginia Nelson. JoAnne Blaser leaves her piano playing ability to Calvin Randall. Rick Bowen wills his stubborn ways to Ike Bergstrom. Sharon Brown leaves her red hair to Barbel Arnken. Bradley Bruce wills his perfect blush to Marilyn Lang. Paul Chapelle leaves his ability to pole vault to Donnie Lain. Carter Christiansen wills his vocabulary to John - hoping he won’t use it. Lynn Cox wills her flirtatious ways to Vera Abrams. Bill Defferding wills his car to Russell Singer so he can start a collection. Mauvee Demos leaves her unused art pencil to Renee Leischner. Dennis Duffield leaves Paula to face high school without him. Karen Fost leaves the library in one piece and hopes it will stay that way. Wayne Freier leaves his figurative speech to Sylvia Bublitz. Lucy Greenlee wills her quiet ways to Jeannie Morrow. Edith Hepperle wills her hair to Winona Hall. Joyce Heyen leaves her size to Kenneth Lacquement. Ed Hoem leaves his wise cracks to Frances Hufford. Linda Jordon leaves to join Ed. Robert Justesen wills his job at Russell's to Judy. John Kaderavek leaves his Don Juan ways to Eddie Renner. Sandra Karch leaves her singing ability to Robin Roth. Judy Kollman leaves her talking ability to Karen Kalland, Ed Lawler wills his ham radio to Russell Newell. Jean Leonard leaves her piano playing ability to Linda Fried. Alvin Madler leaves because his time is up. Russell McIntyre leaves his ring with Shari and hopes she doesn't hock it. Jody Nelson wills his football ability to Kermit Krokker. Mike O'Donnell leaves with his diploma in one hand and Mauvee in the other. Brenda Olson wills her driving ability to Molly Tobin. Margie Peterson gives her birthday parties to Virginia Jestnes. Ray Pruett leaves his scientific mind to Bonnie Plummer. Cindy Rindy leaves her typing speed to Lynn McMillan. Dennis Rost leaves his farming ability to Irene Mengel. Sharma Rost leaves her corn popping ability to Wes Naylor. Gary Rusley leaves to give the teachers a break. Keith Rustad leaves his Ford to his brother, Clarence Schouboe leaves his kooky ways to Marie Slagter. Elaine Schweigert leaves 4th period study hall so Miss Everett won’t have to change her seating schedule again. Fred Scott leaves his sense of humor to Lois Bertsch. Robert Singer leaves F.F.A. so a new member can take his place. DiAnn Speiggs leaves to find some excitement. Rick Stark leaves his cowboy hat to James Rambur. Mike Steffes leaves his giggles to Jerry Quenzer. Tami Stenerson leaves to get Mr. Gillette out of her hair. Tom Stenglein leaves to join the Marines in hopes that they can handle him. Nanci Striebel leaves DuWayne to Mr. Schmidt. Wayne Susa leaves to join the Susa Enterprises. Ed Williams leaves to take partnership in the Susa Enterprises. Wayne Sonsalla leaves to find a place to play basketball. 20 (continued) Class IU ill To the faculty we will them peace of mind. To the Administration fewer lecturers in the office. To Mrs. Murphy a lesser number of tardy slips. To the janitors cleaner halls and brighter windows. To the Seniors of ’66 our extensive knowledge of life. To the Juniors our good looks; they need all they can get. To the Sophomores our inquisitive minds. To the Freshmen our ability to make and retain lasting friends. To the entire high school we will the satisfaction that we have gained from being a part for the last four years. 19 Lui Tune: Sentimental Journey Here we are, twelve years of school behind us, Graduation's here at last; Here we are, the future lies before us. Memories and good times past. Time has flown, school days have quickly passed by, But we're sure, we'll ne'er forget All our problems, joys at Baker High, As we leave, we part with regret. Goodbye, classmates, underclassmen, goodbye Faculty and friends, it's no lie We will miss you all, but now and then We’ll meet again. Never thought this day would come so quickly. We're alumni, man alive! Best of luck in all your undertakings From our class of '65. prophetat Upon enteriiig the gypsy's tent we handed her our $1 so that we could see the future. As we gaze into the crystal ball we see Paulina Ackerman running the Dahlman Motel, inherited from her parents. As she sits looking out the window thinking about Bradley Bruce's new inven- tion, electric bedmakers, Rick Bowen flies in with his manager, Craig Hunter, on his new Areo Cadillac en route to his next professional football game. As Lynn Cox and Elaine Sch- weigert, who are now famous fashion designers, stop in to see Paulina they smash into Rick's car. Mike Steffes, Secretary of State, runs out to see what has happened. He calls the chief of police. Billy Defferding who is on duty comes to the scene of the accident. They are taken before police magistrate, Tom Stenglein. Lynn and Elaine call their lawyers who are members of the Hepperle and Rost law firm. The Williams-Susa Insurance Agency pays for damages and the case is closed. As the crystal ball fogs over we pay another dollar for another view. We see the Scott Memorial Hospital which was started as result of the large donation from oii-tycoon, Fred Scott. Here Patty Bertsch is getting a foot operation. Her doctor is Wayne Sonsalla and nurses are Jo- Ann Blaser and Lucy Greenlee. As we leave the hospital we see Cindy Rindy sitting at the desk, and find that she is a private secretary to the now-famous brain surgeon. Carter Christainsen. Across the street from the hospital we notice lights flashing the name of the famous trumpet player, Ed Lawler. The backing band for Ed consists of our old friends, John Kaderavek, Sharon Kollman, and Tami Stenerson. Sandy Karch, who just returned from recording her first record in Hollywood is also appearing with Ed. Her accompanist is Brenda Olson. The club where they are appearing is the Esquire and is jointly owned by Sharon Brown, Judy Kollman, and Margie Peterson. As we give the gypsy some more money, there appears a dude ranch owned by Rick Stark, Keith Rustad, and Gary Rusley. They have Karen Fost managing the restaurant and Linda Jordan as head waitress. One of their guests is the professional basketball player, Ed Hoem, with him is Jody Nelson. Jody is known all around the world for breaking the world record in the mile. Nancy Striebel, Jean Leonard, and Joyce Heyen have met here for riding lessons for their com- ing appearance on Bonanza. Peggy Bickle will be their riding instructor. Paul Chapelle and Ray Pruett, who are now famous chemists have come to do some research on how to make sage- brush bloom. The crystal ball now takes us to the Minneapolis Speedway where Alvin Madler is racing his latest model. His strongest competitor is Russell McIntyre. James Crawford is Alvin's mechanic and Dennis Duffield is Russell’s. Robert Justesen has just built the new $50 million race track which was designed by DiAnn Spriggs. Mauve Demos is waiting to hear the results of the race expecting to win another million dollars from her car, Maud, being driven by Mike O'Donnell and designed by Dennis Rost. Nearby is the grand opening of a new underground drive- inn theater. This is owned by Clarence Schouboe and Wayne Frier. As Robert Singer is ushering us in, the crystal ball begins to fog over, but we know that we have seen all our classmates from our Class of '65. n n ■ Vera Abrams Lynne Anderson Robert Bergstrom Lois Bertsch Du Wayne Bohle Sylvia Bublitz Tom Carlson John Christiansen Joan Crawford Martin Efta Virginia Jestnes Judy Justesen Karen Kalland Lynda Koenig David Huether Frances Hufford Joanne Jensen Brian Flint Linda Fried Ralph Gallo Winona Hall LeRoy Hanson Kenneth Korneychuk Mike Krieger Kermit Krokker Shirley Kruger Kenneth Lacquement 24 Donnie Lain Ronnie Lain Marilyn Lang Renee Leischner Jim Martin Susan Martin Lynn McMillan Irene Mengel Kelley Munsell Wesley Naylor ' I Randie Nelson Virginia Nelson Phyllis Ness Russell Newell Kathy O'Donnell Jean Peterson Bonnie Plummer Gerald Ouenzer Fred Rambur James Rambur Calvin Randall Eddie Renner Linda Kay Rost Robin Roth Rosalie Rustad Linda Sampson Margaret Schoenbeck Shirley Schueffele Betty Schwartz Lester Schwindt Marie Slagter Robert Smeltzer Roberta Sonsalla Steve Spriggs Shari Stark Paula Stenglein Betti Swart Leona Susa Molly Tobin Jerry Townsend Marlene Varner (flasa ©ff iters Jerry Townsend, John Christiansen, Molly Tobin, and Renee Leischner Judy Andrist Barbel Amken Connie A skin Linda Ballou Donna Bass Betty Bertsch John Bickle Gary Brownson Jerry Callen Leonard Chamberlain Nancy Coddington James Cody Linda Coldwell Chan Crawford Tom Demos Alvin Dexter Medora Dinius Douglas Duffield Debbi Eilek Sandra Fisher Kregg Flint Jerry Freier Carol Gaustad Dennis Gilmore Terry Gonsioroski Jerome Goroski Nancy Greenlee Timothy Greve Kenneth Griffith Mike Griffith Jeraldine Gunderson Karin Gundlach Sharon Haar Beverly Hinman Jacueline Hoff Jerel Hoff 28 E -r Reginald Hoff Marilyn Huber Spencer Huether Delbert Hufford Ronald Hunter Earl Hutchings Charlotte Jafek Penny Jensen Steve Jordan Richard Keech Wayne Keech Kathy Kochel Margie Koenig Linda Kollman John Lawler Lynne Madler Raymond Madler David Martin r Larry Masa Margie McClain Jerry McFarland Ray Mengel Jeannine Morrow Linda Napton Christy Nelson Debbie Nicks Jack O’Connor Sharon Opp Tiena Petersen Lonnie Rath Chauncey Robinson Eileen Rambur Nancy Randall Nicky Rindy Robert Rost Mike Roy NOT SHOWN 29 v ■y tl Wayne Rodolph Allen Rustad Jerry Schwindt Gloria Sieler Scott Shepherd Russell Singer Beth Sparks Gerald Spriggs Diane Staudinger John S trie be 1 Class (Officers 30 Kathy Kochel, Jerry Freier, John Striebel, and Tom Demos Annette Abrams Peggy Bagley Becky Barkley Meredith Beck Brian Becker David Blake Kenny Breitbach Deborah Briant Carol Carlson Gordon Carlson Pamela Carlson Donald Crippen Randy Dietz Kent Flatness Sherry Gilmore Clayton Graham Linda Graham Donald Groshans Paulette Groshans Gregory Gunderson Carol Haar Melva Hanson Russel Hanson Lucille Hartse Dennis Hatton Roger Heyen Diane Hoff Gary Holman Donella Holtz Charlotte Huber Calvin Huether Roger Hufford John Jenks Keith Johnson Sharon Karch Jerry Ketchum 32 Reid Kochel Tommy Kohler Karen Krokker Kathy Kusler Judeann LaCross Rita Madler Gregory Malek Randy Martens Faye Morrison Max Munsell Janet Napton Barry Naylor Juline Newell Pamela Nicks Kenneth Olson Craig Paschali Steven Pruett Arlene Rambur Michael Rambur Rebecca Randall George Rankin Dennis Rath Ronnie Rindy Graham Roberts Dale Rost Sue Roy Linda Rudolph Brian Rustad Diane Schell Lana Schimming Patricia Schoenbeck Peggy Schouboe Deborah Schuler James Schueler John Schwindt Terry Schwindt Craig Setine Patricia Shepherd Dale Smith Duane Stadel Clark Steffes David Steffes Terri Stenerson Karen Stevenson Sharon Stevenson Dorothy Susa Boni Swart Virginia Tanner Paulette Taylor John Tronstad Terry Vanderpan Peggy Walker Thomas Walker Vicki Wellenstein Brad Wenz Keith Johnson, Kenny Breitbach, Terry Vanderpan, and Janet Napton lienor loll Glubent« Paulina Peggy Rick Carter Karen Ackerman Bickle Bowen Christiansen Fost Robert Ed Jody Mike Brenda Justesen Lawler Nelson O'Donnell Olson DiAnn Spriggs Michael Steffes Tami Stenerson Nancy Striebel Elaine Schweigert Vera Abrams Linda Fried Virginia Jestnes Sfnnor Stall J§ tubent« (continued) Judith Renee Virginia Rosalie Jerry Justesen Leischner Nelson Rustad Callen Linda Reginald John Lucille Keith Cold we 11 Hoff Lawler Hartse Johnson Judeann Dale Brian James Patricia La Cross Rost Rustad Schueler Shepherd I PHOTO Naf Availabt Patricia Terri Schoenbeck Stenerson Paulette Taylor j$ titfront (Tmmrtl LEFT TABLE: Renee Leischner, Ed Lawler, Elaine Schweigert, Keith Rustad, Jody Nelson, Peggy Bickle, David Huether, Nancy Randall. Jerry Townsend. RIGHT TABLE: Gerald Spriggs, Nancy Striebel, Cindy Rindy’, Carter Christiansen, Steve Spriggs, Marilyn Huber, Patty Sheperd, Juline Newell. STANDING: Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Brugge man. ©lii JJeto L, to R. Steve Spriggs, Jerry Townsend, Cindy Rindy, Carter Christiansen FRONT ROW, L. to R.: J. Jensen, K. Fost, R. Leischner, L. Greenlee, L. Coldwell, T. Stenerson. 2nd: T. Peterson, L. Madler, P, Bertsch, N. Striebel, P. Bickle, S. Haar, J. Peterson, R. Rustad. 3rd: D. Spriggs, E. Schweigert, E. Hepperle, S. Scheuffele, K. Kochel, L. Fried, V. Abrams, V. Jesmess, B. Olson. 4th: Mr. Ellingson (advisor), J. Nelson, R. Bowen, C. Christiansen, E. Lawler, D. Rost, S. Spriggs, J. Goroski, J. Callen, Mr. Brugge- man (advisor). NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Near the beginning of the present century, when the great increases in secondary- school enrollment stimulated the development of the social aspects of the high school through extra-curricular activities, forward-looking educators began to realize that scholarship was not receiving its rightful emphasis among the social and athletic activ- ities which already were holding the center of the stage. Incentives to improve scholar- ships, in the form of honor rolls, special privileges, awards of various kinds, delivering the valedictory and salutatory addresses, letters of congratulations, and scholarship awards, had long been part of the administrative routine of American schools, but each school had its own system of recognition, and little elfort was made to have the student body itself provide the stimuli for scholarship. Finally, in 1903, at the South Side Academy in Chicago, several students started Phi Beta Sigma as an honor society. This group provided the idea and others followed rapidly, until the present NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY emerged as the larger accepted society. The purpose of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is to honor scholastically-talent- ed students and provide a means for them to further apply their talents toward good projects. The association of Honor Society students with each other promotes intensive use of their abilities in accelerated programs sponsored by this especially able group. The Honor Society in a high-school is potentially the most powerful group and should be foremost in activities as it represents the main purpose of high school, developing scholastic talents. FIRST ROW: C. Christiansen, T. Stenerson, SECOND ROW: N. Striebel, P. Taylor, B. Olson, P. Ackerman, S, Karch, C. Rindy, R. Roth, L, Cox, D. Eilek, R. Leischner, P. Bickle, J. Heyen, THIRD ROW: S. Spriggs, M. To- bin, G. Brownson, E. Schweigert, R. Bowen, E. Lawler, D. Spriggs, K. Johnson, Mr. Bender (Advisor) J. McFarland, R. Smeltzer. FIRST ROW: Mr. Bender (Advisor) D. Spriggs, B. Olson, V. Abrams, S. Stark, SECOND ROW: J. Peterson, T. Sten- erson, P. Ackerman, R. Roth, C. Rindy, L. Cox, J. Leonard, V. Jestnes, B. Plummer, J. Heyen, N. Streibel, THIRD ROW: E. Schweigert, L. McMillan, J. Nelson, R. Bowen, C. Christiansen, B. Bruce, M. Steffes, E, Lawler, J. Townsend, J. Christiansen, S. Scheuffele. 40 tEatin Club V FIRST ROW: M. Slagter, J. Newell, S. Fisher, K. Krokker, B. Olson, B. Plummer, V. Nelson, S. Rost, C. Carl- son. SECOND ROW: L. Anderson, J. Gunderson, M. Tobin, B. Townsend, L. Coldwell, K. Kochel, P. Jensen, R. Rustad, M, Munsell, C, Rindy, W. Hall, E. Hepperle, S. Kollman, Mr. McGonigal (Advisor). THIRD ROW: S. Martin, P. Bickle, D. Lain, C. Paschali, J. Christiansen, S. Scheuffele, E. Schweigert, D. Spriggs, R. Roth, R. Hunter, T. Vanderpan, M. Roy, S. Brown, J. Heyen. FOURTH ROW: L. Cox, J. Leonard, J. Townsend, r, Demos, M. Steffes, T. Stenglein, E. Lawler, J. Lawler, C. Christiansen, S. Spriggs, J. Striebel, R. Hoff, J. Nelson, D. Eilek, P. Ackerman. Batin (flub Banquet t ¥ ,. A.' W A Jfronrh (ilub FIRST ROW: R. Leischner, P. Taylor, K. Gundlach, P. Shepherd, B. Sparks, Morrow, J. Peterson, V. Wellen- stein, Mrs. Davis. SECOND ROW: S. Kollman, L. Sampson, V. Abrams, J. Justesen, J. Kollman, I. Mengel, M. McClain, L. Hartse, A. Abrams, S. Stark. THIRD ROW: N. Striebel, J. Callen, D. Blake, J. Cody, B. Wenz, M Ram bur, P. Bertsch. FIRST ROW: J. Rambur, W. Susa, S. Martin, D. Huether. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mueller (Adviser) J. Lawler, R. Newell, W. Naylor, E. Williams, J. Nelson, E. Lawler. I S. Martin, J. Rambur, D. Huether, E. Lawler, J. Lawler, R. Newell. R. Newell, E. Lawler, J. Lawler, D. Huether. Mr. Mueller (Advisor), D, Huether, J. Lawler, E. Lawler. 43 FIRST ROW: S. Brown, M. Slagter, Mr. Anderson (Adviser) M. Demos, L. Jordan. SECOND ROW: R. Smeltzer, T. Stenerson, K. Fost. W. Sonsalla, B. Defferding, R. Pruett, L. Anderson, J. LaCross future tiomemakers of America ■w if fi t.T I r r ■ VF y K JL trfy Ki TlSS ✓ 3 + k FIRST ROW: N. Greenley, J. Lacross, M. Dinius, L. Fried, N. Randall, T. Gonsioroski, E. Rambur, B. Arnken, L. Greenley SECOND ROW: Miss E. Everett (Advisor), D. Susa, P. Schouboe, S. Fisher, M. Demos, K. Kusler, A. Rambur, J. Andrist, J. Hoff, N, Coddington, P. Groshans, S. Gilmore, D. Staudinger THIRD ROW: S, Steven son, B. Barkley, R. Randall, L. Jordon, D. Bryant, N. Rindy, L. Ballou, D. Hoff, P. Walker, F. Morrison, L. Schmiming, L. Rudolph, K. Stevenson. Suture Farmers nf Amertra 4 I FIRST ROW: A. Madler, R. Singer, S. Spriggs, M. O'Donnell, R. Stark, D. Duffield, C. Schouboe, Mr. Breitbach SECOND ROW: U Rath, G. Gunderson, J. Wyrick, K. Breitbach, K. Johnson, A. Rustad, E. Roberts, G. Spriggs, J. Ketchum, B. Singer, C. Askins, D. Rath THIRD ROW; G. Rusley, F. Rambur, B. Rustad, J. Tronstad, K. Rustad, J. O'Connor, D. Rost, E. Williams, J. Martins, R. Hoff, R. Madler, B. Rost. Athletic FIRST ROW: M. McClain, M. Tobin. SECOND ROW: L. Bertsch, D. Susa, S. Kruger, P. Nicks, T. Stenerson, M. Slagter, S. Stark, P. Carlson, S. Brown. THIRD ROW; L. Cox, J. Heyen, i. Morrow, J. Newell, P. Groshans, C. Carlson, P. Shepherd, M. Koenig, E. Rambur, J. Hoff. FOURTH ROW: S. Rost, B. Plummer, S. Kollman, V. Nelson. L. Napton, B. Swart. B. Randall, R. Nelson, W. Hall, K. O’Donnell, P. Stenglein, J. Andrist. FIFTH ROW: E. Hep- perle, M. Beck, N. Rindy, B. Townsend, C. Rindy, R. Roth, P. Walker, N. Randall, R. Rustad, S. Scheuffele, S. Bublitz, D. Spriggs. FIRST ROW; L. Cox, S. Kollman. SECOND ROW: D. Susa, P. Carlson, S. Martin, J. Morrow, J. Newell L. Susa, R. Leischner, M. Slagter, B. Swart. THIRD ROW: P. Shepherd, J. Napton, S. Rost, E. Hepperle, R. Nelson, B. Olson. W. Hall, L. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: B. Randall, M. Dinius, L. Hartse, I. Mengel, K. Kochel, C. Walker, P. Jensen. S. Bublitz, S. Scheuffele, E. Schweigert. 46 Assnrnitinn •A aAri FIRST ROW: R. Leischner, E. Schweigert. SECOND ROW: N. Striebel, N. Greenlee, P. Bagley, J, Crawford, J. La- Cross, V. Wellenstein, B. Schwartz, L. Susa. THIRD ROW: J. Gunderson, K. Krokker, L. Kollman, B. Arnken, A. Rambur, J. Napton, S. Roy, K. Gundlach, M. Demos, C. Nelson, Miss Menken (Advisor). FOURTH ROW: L. Schmming D, Bryant, V. Abrams, L. Sampson, A. Abrams, D. Eilek, J. Leonard, L. Anderson, B. Olson, L. Koenig, B. Swart. FIFTH ROW: P. Jensen, C! Walker, L. Ballou, B. Bertsch, K. Kochel, S. Karch, J. Justesen, M. Munsell, M. Dinius, B. Hinman, L. Hartse, P. Ackerman. Uttl'S FIRST ROW: P. Ackerman, V. Nelson, J. Justesen. SECOND ROW; K. Gundlach, N. Greenlee, P. Grosh- ans, V. Wellenstein, P. Bickle, N. Striebel, L. Kollman, S. Brown. THIRD ROW: L. Schimming, K. Krokker, B. Plummer, J. Gunderson, P. Taylor, S. Fisher, L. Bertsch. FOURTH ROW: R. Roth, C. Rindy, R. Rustad, M. McClain, M. Munsell, D. Bryant, Miss Menken (Advisor). 47 FIRST ROW: P. Bertsch, S. Kruger, P. Nicks, R. Leischner, M. Lang, N. Coddington, D. Staudinger, V. Wellen- stein, B. Schwartz, L. Susa SECOND ROW: S. Opp, N. Greenlee, S. Gilmore, P. Bickle, S. Brown, P. Carlson, A. Rambur, S. Harr, J. Heyen, N. Striebel, S. Martin, M. Slagter THIRD ROW: J. Morrow, M. Demos, J. Newell, L. Napton, P. Shepherd, C. Carlson, B, Arnken, V. Nelson, S. Fisher, P. Groshans, S. R0y, L. Bertsch, D. Haar, K. Gundlach FOURTH ROW: M, Peterson, J. Peterson, J. Hoff, M. Koenig, E. Rambur, C. Nelson, P. Stenglein, L. Kollman, S. Kollman, J. Gunderson, J. Andrist, B. Olson, L. Anderson. FIRST ROW: L. F. Bruggeman (Inst.), B. Wenz, C. Robinson, K. Korneychuck, G. Brownson, G. Spriggs, S. Pru- ett, R. Rost, J. Bickle, A. Rustad SECOND ROW: J. Nelson, L. Schwindt, F. Rambur, D. Blake, R. Mengle, J. Striebel, T. Carlson, E. Hoem, E. Williams, F. Scott THIRD ROW: W. Naylor, C. Christiansen, R. Bowen, K. Lacquement, J. O'Connor, J. Cody, T. Stenglein, E. Lawler, M. O'Donnell I ii FIRST ROW: D. Eilek, P. Taylor, K. Krokker, B. Swart, P. Ackerman, K. O’Donnell, B. Plummer, B. Sparks, K. Kalland, Mr. Bruggeman (Inst.) SECOND ROW: R. Nelson, W. Hall, J. Leonard, N. Randall, P. Walker, M. Mc- Clain, B. Townsend, M. Dinius, N. Rindy, M. Tobin, L. Koenig, L. Cox, THIRD ROW: S. Rost, S. Karch, B. Hinman, E. Hepperle, J. Kollman, J. Blaser, D. Bryant, L. Hartse, M. Munsell, V. Abrams, J. Justesen, C. Rindy R. Roth FOURTH ROW: I. Mengel, B. Bertsch, M. Varner, R. Rustad, S. Scheuffele, S. Bublitz, D. Spnggs, E. Schweigert, C. Walker, P. Jensen, K, Kochel, L. Ballou, L. Schmming, L. Fried LiUiIt -3 . f FIRST ROW: M. Roy, R. Smeltzer, R. Lain, J. Frier, J. Rambur, K. Olson, L. Schwindt, M. Rambur SECOND ROW: C. Paschali, M. Griffith, R. Kochel, D. Hatton, W. Frier, D. Duffield, G. Gunderson. D. Rost, T. Van- derpan THIRD ROW; W. Susa, J. Callen, B. Naylor, D. Martin, K. Brietbach, S. Walker, R. Singer. G. Malek, K. Johnson, W. Rudolph Hltxeb (iiuirus FIRST ROW: L. Susa, N. Striebel, R. Leischner, J. Peterson, B. Plummer, S. Haar, S. Martin, P. Bickle, S. Brown, P. Bertsch. SECOND ROW: J. Morrow, V. Nelson, S. Karch, M. Tobin, L. Fried, J. Justesen, S. Scheuffele, B. Bertsch, C. Rindy, E, Hepperle, S, Rost, B. Olson, S. Kollman, L. F. Bruggeman (Instructor), THIRD ROW: J. Frier, D, Duffield, W. Susa, J. Callen, K. Breitbach, N. Rindy, P. Jensen, D, Spriggs, E. Schweigert, R. Singer, B. Naylor, W. Frier, T. Vanderpan, M. Roy. FOURTH ROW: J. Bickle, J. Nelson, F, Scott, M, O’Donnell, W, Naylor, K, Lacquement, R. Bowen, T. Stenglein, C. Christiansen, G. Brownson, K. Korneychuck. FIRST ROW: D. Lovec, D. Bryant, P. Sieler, K. Bechtold, D. Townsend. S. Malek, L. Russell, M. Steffes. SECOND ROW: N. Rindy, M. Rogstad, R. Roth, J. Newell, J. Fried, R. Rustad, G. Cameron, K. Travis, J. Morrow, D. Eilek, K. Olson. THIRD ROW: C. Rindy, S. Scheuffele, R. Roth, S. Bublitz, W. Hall, K. Lacquement, M. Rambur, T. Vanderpan, K. Breitbach, B. Naylor, B. Knutson, L. Fried, B. Rustad, T. Rediske, I. Mengel. FOURTH ROW: V, Nelson, D. Lain, J. Bickle, S. Martin, B. Wenz, E. Lawler, P. Bickle, B. Gappert, R. Rindy, R. Kovash (Instructor). 52 pep Battb FIRST ROW: D. Lovec, D. Bryant, P. Sieler, K. Bechtold, D. Townsend, S. Malek, L. Russell, M. Steffes. SEC- OND ROW: N. Rindy, M. Rogstad, R. Roth, J. Newell, J. Fried, R. Rustad, T. Rediske, I. Mengel, J. Morrow, K. Olson. THIRD ROW: C. Rindy, S. Scheuffele, R. Roth, S. Bublitz, W. Hall, K. Lacquement, M. Rambur, T. Van- derpan, K. Breitbach, B. Knutson, B. Wenz, P. Bickle, L. Fried. FOURTH ROW: S. Martin, J„ Gundlach, J. Bickle, B. Rustad, B. Naylor, W. Naylor, D. Eilek, B. Gappert, R. Rindy, D. Lain, M. Taylor. Elaine Schweigert, Renee Leischner, Lynn Anderson, Kathy Kochel Leona Susa Susan Martin Shari Stark Virginia Nelson Kenneth Fred Wesley Lacquement Rambur Naylor THE CURIOUS SAVAGE” Tom Carlson Paula Renee Stenglein Leischner These girls are dangerous. David Huether This is Miss Stuck-up of 1965. Is that stuff drinkable? I have this funny feeling that someone is following me! And now for Gershwin's Rhap- sody in Blue. 54 Oh my, for me? Wasn’t that a dilly? This place gives me the willys!! Bradley Bruce David Massey Nancy Striebel Joyce Judy Sharon Elaine Karen Heyen Kollman Kollman Schweigert Fost Ed Lawler Bill Defferding THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER Ray Pruett Dennis Patty Paulina Cindy Duffield Bertsch Ackerman Rindy Wayne Susa stand, it's hot-rod old foggies. Alright, quit your fighting! 55 Crowning Reigning. V Queen Brenda Olson and King Jody Nelson CfP a O J ATHLETICS Ucttcrmen « Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Gillette (Advisor), R. Bowen, T. Stenglein, Mr. Schmidt (Advisor), J. Townsend, J. Nelson, Mr. Prokop (Advisor). SECOND ROW: J. Quenzer, D. Martin, W. Naylor, F. Scott, M. Griffith, J. Bickle, R. Lain, D. Lain. TH1 D ROW: L. McMillan, T. Demos, E, Hoem, S. Spriggs, K. Griffith, C. Christiansen, j. Striebel, K. Krokker, C. Hunter. FOURTH ROW: G. Hoff, E. Williams, C. Randall, K. Munsell, J. O'Connor, J. Cody, E. Lawler, D. Hufford, G. Brownson, C. Robinson. initiation i . -a GERALD QUENZER Back GERALD TOWNSEND Back ED WILLIAMS Tackle TOM STENGLEIN End lynn mcmillan Back Back CRAIG HUNTER Back GERALD HOFF Tackle JACK O'CONNOR End KELLEY MUNSELL End JIM CODY Back RICK BOWEN All Conference Title All American Tackle CALVIN RANDALL Center FRED SCOTT End (Injured) JOHN STRIEBEL Tackle ED LAWLER Guard JOHN BICKLE Back DAVID MARTIN Guard JODY NELSON Back KEN GRIFFITH Tackle STEVE SPRIGGS Guard DEL HUFFORD - Guard KERMIT KROKKER Guard TOM DEMOS - Center WESLEY NAYLOR Back STEVE PROKOP Line Coach LYLE GILLETTE Head Coach GENE BAKER End Coach FIRST ROW: T, Carlson, R. Mengel, R. Pool, R. Rost, W. Freier, W. Naylor, J. Cody, E. Williams, D. Hufford, D. Lain, M. Griffith. SECOND ROW: M. Roy, D. Crippen, D. Hatton, T. Vanderpan, B. Naylor, C. Setine, W. Rudolph, R. Kochel, R. Hanson, J. Freier, R. Rindy, C. Paschali. THIRD ROW; K. Breitbach, E. Hutchinson, G. Roberts, G. Malek, S. Jordan, R. Hunter, G. Spriggs, K. Johnson, S. Walker, B. Wenz, S. Pruett. FOURTH ROW: J. Lawler, A. Rustad, J. Ketchum, J. Goroski, D. Blake. 68 (Jhi' Hlujhtu Spartans Exercises, exercises, watch me do my exercises. The fox-trot? And so Ann Landers, that is my problem. 69 KELLY MUNSELL GERALD QUENZER JERRY TOWNSEND Honorable Mention Conference N Best in (Eastern Hilt is inn 72 V « KNEELING: Mike Griffith (Mgr.), Mr. MeGonigal (Coach), STANDING: (left to right), Jim Cody, John Lawler, Ray Mengel, Gary Brownson, Gerald Spriggs, Ronald Hunter, John Bickle, Chauncy Robinson, Jerry Callen, Jerry Freier, Mike Roy v FIRST ROW: Barry Naylor, Terry Vanderpan, Clark Steffes, Gregg Malke, Craig Setinc, Dennis Hatton, Craig Pas- chali, Dennis Rath SECOND ROW: Delmar Fried (Coach), Bradley Wenz, S. Pruett, Brian Rustad, David Blake, Kent Flatness, Stanley Walker, Keith Johnson, Ronald Rindy (Mgr.) 73 M quail (Eheerleabcrs Jeannie Morrow, Karin Gundlach, Karen Krokker, Charolette Jafek 4 Boni Swart, Paulette Groshans, Juline Newell, Dorothy Susa. Til m t f V 9 FIRST ROW: R. Hanson, D. Lain, R. Keech. SECOND ROW: J. Schwindt, G. Gunderson, S. Jordan, D. Hue- ther, K. Rustad, W. Naylor, J. Tronstad, R. Hoff, J. Hoff, J, McFarland, D. Crippen, M. Rambur. THIRD ROW: C. Flint, M. Krieger, A. Rustad, J. Goroski, K. Griffith, C. Randall, S, Spriggs, T, Carlson, J. Ketch um, D. Martin, R. Lain, Mr. Prokop (Coach). Gary Andrist Larry Arnken Shane Bettenhausen Ronald Celander Mary Coddington Leonard Goroski Rod Helgerson Jerry Johnson Ted Kaderavek Dean Keirle Don McMillan 78 Launa Munsell Glenna Peters Wesley Pruett Craig Randall Delaine Rath Lynn Russell Tim Schwindt Judy Scott Billy Singer Ronald Stangford Marsha Steen Vivika Wiman 1 Britton Agler Kathy Bechtold Ronnie Callen Glen Cameron Alan Duppler Brenda Gappert Donald Gunderson Velora Gunderson Diane Haar Vicki Johnson Debby Klauzer David Knowles I Becky Knutson Diane Lovec Sheldon Maier Kenny Morrow Evelyn Neary Terry O'Donnell Becky Overton Raelyne Roth Coleen Schell Dawn Townsend Kent Travis Barry Bergstrom Joanne Bohle Nancy Coldwell Keith Chapman Gus Crawford Donna Hochhalter Bruce Jensen Dale Kreiger Charlotte Lain Donna Morrison Redgie Myhiie Marva Peterson Kay Plummer Bradley Robertson Marlys Rogstad Glenn Rost Richard Schoenbeck Pam Setinc Johnny Singer Melvina Sparks Vern Stark Douglas Thompson Charles Abrams Pat Abrams Alfred Ackerman Linda Anders Timmy Barkley Douglas Barone Lonnie Bassett Edith Bertsch Brian Bechtold Tony Breitbach Bradley Briant Robert Cox Brenda Culver lack Deviney Bill Eilek Kelvin Freier Winifred Freier t Janice Fried Janice Gift Duane Griffith Marlene Goroski Jayne Gundlach Ronnie Haar David Hall Gail Herbst Donald Hinman Paul Hitchcock Tommy Hoff Benjamen Huber Debra Hufford Randy Hunter Dennis Hutchings Kathy Jacobson Mike Jinks Stephen Jinks Deborah Jensen Nancy Jorgensen Jerry Kellner Randy Keser Dennis Keyes Robert Kruger Donna Lorenz Susan Malek David Massey Rita McGhee Mary Beth McGonigal Joan Mengel Janice Morrow Larry Moser Dale Naylor Martin Nelson Denice Ness Jeffrey Nesset Caroll Obermueller Nick O’Connor Karen O'Donnell Deborah Place Kenneth Ranum Tommy Rediske Deborah Roberts Kevin Robertson Lywayne Robinson Terry Rudolph Linda Rustad Janice Shell Nancy Schimming Gloria Schmidt Dale Schweigert Leonard Schwindt 82 Suzanne Schwindt Gale Shepherd Paula Sieler Linda Slagter Eileen Sparks Virginia Stark Edward Staudinger Deborah Steffes Mike Taylor Rebecca Thompson Gene Twiford Joyce Twiford Clayton Uecker Gary Vanderpan Le Rita Veroy Marie Walker Terry Waterland (ffiteerleafora Launa Munsell, Rebecca Thompson, Pam Setinc, Paula Sieler, Becky Overton GLEN ROST - address MR. GILLETTE - speaker I DIANNE LOVEC and MARLYS ROGSTAD MR. FRIED, MR. WOLENTZ, and MR. GAUSTAD FIRST ROW: D. McMillan. R. Callen. SECOND ROW: G. Cameron, G. Rost, S. Maier, K. Travis, Mr. Gillette (Coach). THIRD ROW: C. Randall, D. Knowles, L. Arnken, D. Krieger, B. Agler, B. Bergstrom. FOURTH ROW: K. Morrow, D. Gunderson, W. Pruett. Can it ilts Gee, this is the 1, 2 first time I've Cha-cha-cha. been in front of a firing squad. Smile! You're on Candid Camera. Romeo, Romeo, where art thou? 86 Harm laureate (fmnmenmntmt Kurt Peters (Speaker) Jody Nelson (Valedictorian Trophy) Jody Nelson (Thank You) DiAnn Spriggs (Salutatorian Trophy) DiAnn Spriggs (Farewell) Cmnnumtement 'ii Sandra Karch (Scholarship to Hollywood Beauty School) I Carter Christiansen (Good Citizenship) Mike Steffes (Honor Plaque) Brenda Olson (Honor Plaque) Ed Lawler Cynthia Rindy Dennis Rost Tami Stenerson 92 Wayne Susa C. C. MOTOR IMPLEMENT CO. Massey-F erguson New Holland Come out of there girl or I'm coming under. Phone 778-3725 Baker, Montana A F Flowers Whisper What Words Can't Say You really like my fur collar? Study hall or library?? BAKER VARIETY STORE MR. AND MRS. T. V. CRICHFIELD Good Buck, Seniors F rom SAMSEL’S Dry Goods - Clothing - Shoes Baker, Montana 94 36-24-36??? GAMBliS Bt AUT Y SALON THE BANK OF BAKER Lakeside Parking The Friendly Bank We Appreciate Your Business Sometimes she lapses into her native tongue. What are you two nuts doing? MIDLAND INCORPORATED General and Builders' Hardware Dutch Boy Paint Lumber - Hardware Phone 778-2231 BIG K DRIVE-IN FULLERTON LUMBER CO. Call 778-3731 and we have your order Phone 778-2128 READY. For Your Every Building Need This stuff turns my stomach! Out of your tree! ! Open 24 Hrs. BUD’S STANDARD BUD SCHWEIGERT, Prop, and Owner Phone 778-9952 BERTSCH CONOCO TAXI SERVICE Phone 778-3819 Baker, Mont. LAKE THEATRE Gifts for All Occasions DRIVE-IN Princess Kaynar Diamonds GROSHAN’S JEWELRY • -1 S 5 w Expert Watch Repairing Agate and Black Hills Gold . NO -PARKING i' [HUD ■ -Hi Jewelry - Silverware A MOVIE A WEEK Baker, Montana IS A FAMILY TREAT s Box 744 Not these girls! !! BAKER ACCOUNTING INSURANCE 109 Main Street Phone 778-3732 98 WALT EHMAN, Agent And then there is this one I just heard - - - Bathtub gin? Congratulations to the Class of 1965 KYLE’S RADIATOR AUTO GLASS Taste good? Congratulations, Seniors of '65 from your friends at EILEKS Johnny Juniors Carol King Ship 'n' Shore Shapely Blouses Doris Dodson Sportswear Gaye Gibson scheLl meat service Custom Work Lockers Phone 778-2619 4 44 MALEK INSURANCE AGENCY Baker, Montana Congratulations to the Class of 1965 MERT AND ELAINE MALEK Phone 778-2527 Remarkable! Astonishing! I don't believe it! 99 Congratulations, Graduates of '65 THE STYLE SHOP BENNIE’S BARBER SHOP Home of Fashion, Fit, and Quality----- Fine Haircuts VERN AND RUTH and Who’s the girl? Shaves BENNIE BECHTOLD Owner Baker, Montana RINDY’S SHEET METAL PLUMBING Phone 778-2053 Baker, Montana And in regards to it causing lung cancer. . , Mama, he kissed me, again The Best To You F rom MDU MONTANA DAKOTA UTILITIES CO. Baker, Montana Congratulations, Class of ’65 See Our Full Line of Home Furnishings BAKER FURNITURE CO. i ■ ■ ■■ Where's the Doctor? Bradley, did she run away? ROY’S MOTEL I On Highway 12 New Modern 3rd Street West GMC Truck Deale r Wheel Auto Body Repair, Alignment Painting, Etc. BAKER BODY SHOP Balancing Service 327 West Montana Avenue ROY AND NORM Dial 778-3321 Let Us Estimate for You Noted for Quality Meats Standby Groceries SOUTHSIDE GROCERY Our Motto Is Friendly Serviet RUTH AND GONZY One more such drawing and out you go! But 1 like older men. SUSA LUMBER CO. Phone 778-3613 Baker, Montana Better Living Thru Better Building D A CHEVROLET V Oldsmobile 4 Y our Chevrolet Dealers Pontiac Congratulations, Class of 1965 When I took the job, they said it was easy. PINNOW’S Case Imple, and Goodyear Tires Phone 778-2208 Baker, Montana Good Luck, Senior F rom JACOB’S TRUCKING Baker, Montana Phone 778-2407 Congratulations, Graduates of 1965 LAKESIDE HOTEL VERNIE AND JEANNIE Oh, Boy, kiss me again. Baker, Montana FALLON COUNTY CREAMERY HERBST CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY Land O'Buttes General Contractor Dairy Products Congratulations to the Class of ’65 Qgtlfyci •on mg BAKER CLEANERS HAROLD AND FERN LUND 104 I've seen Big Men. but this is ridiculous. Back, to the punch table??? Commercial Residential Industrial Home Remodeling Dial 778-3532 Baker, Montana Good Luck, Seniors From CATE WELDING Phone 778-2507 Baker, Montana BAKER NEWS STAND Ncwipapcn - Ma Axine� Pehodictli Candy - Cigar� - Soft Drink� Phone 778-9938 GENE KIRSCHTEN, Proprietor s T E V E N S o N FUNERAL HOME Courteous and Efficient Service Monument� and Marker� 207 South Second West Phone 778-334 Bake r, M ont.i na 1 know they tptked thjt punchttt Did I huf iomor ur 'Ctaty Tiaia PRICE COMPANY (■incc 1910) John Deere Implement� Our Own Hardware Phone 778-3339 10 GRAINGER’S CAFE F amous for F ine F ood Baker, Montana Houseware Toys Furniture GAMBLES STORE Paints Hardware Sporting Goods Mobile Homes Coffee Cup Auto Accessories Good Food Good Drink •••I FOB� Here Fido!! ! Lose something??? t Tr m ■ i i. 1 Dine and Dance at the „ •, ' y ji- •i i - GREEN ACRES CLUB Five Miles West of Baker Southeastern Montana's Favorite Nite Spot Is this a drag strip??? 106 FARMERS ELEVATOR £. Baker, Montana Best Wishes to the Class of '65 Playing Peek-a-boo, Mr. Anderson??? DUH!! funny one! I take all the snap courses. AMERICAN LEGION CLUB FALLON POST 35 Congratulations Class of 16 5 MARY GREGERSON Congratulations Senior s BAKER REXALL DRUG -Reliable Prescriptions- Complete Livestock Health Service Baker, Montana 107 SINCLAIR BLACKSMITH SHOP I I f f I HERB’S BODY SHOP General Welding Blacksmithing Hard Facing Carbide Oxygen and Acetylene Cylinders for Sale 209 W. Montana Ave. Phone 778-2007 Hunter Lite-A-Line Wheel Aligning 7th Street East 622 Dakota Avenue Glass Installations Refinishing As the great Chinese philosopher once said. .. I sure hate to think of eating this stuff!! This new filing system in the library just bugs me!! Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1965 WEEK’S MEDICAL CLINIC 108 Sleeping beauty herself! GENE HUNTLEY Baker, Montana O. M. SPEELMON ELEVATOR I give hula lessons. Grain and Feed ARNOLD DUNEMAN SMOKEY SPEELMON TASTE FREEZ AND A W Kentucky Fried Chicken BUD’S SUPER VALU Baker, Montana The Best in Groceries, Meats, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Our Best Measure Is Customer Pleasure Shrimp - - Coney Islands Ice Cream Hamburgers FALLON COUNTY TIMES Fine Printing Everyday Low Prices Your Community Newspaper 109 FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY Baker, Montana ECONOMY GROCERY Phone 778-2219 0 In the Business Since '1918™ Baker, Montana ROGER BETTY’S TRUCK STOP CAFE A Open 24 Hours Dial Baker 778-9936 Yikes!! A flying monster! So Long, All You Underclassmen!! Three’s a Crowd!!! The three rat-kateers Whew! His feet sure don’t smell f like lilacs. LAWLER DRUG STORE Prescriptions - Fountain Service For All Your Drug Needs I wonder who’s there? Childhood chums, loan and Margie? Gab Session?? I don't ever want to catch you near my girl again! Hmm, I like to dance. WESTSIDE HOTEL Are you serious? MR. AND MRS. GEORGE KORNEYCHUCK Baker, Montana M H REDDI-MIX CONSTRUCTION Washed Sand - Gravel - Scoria 103 S. 4th West Phone 778-2043 First Class Repair and Service Department Dodge Dodge Dodge Dart RANDASH MOTORS GEO AND BILL Job Rated T rucks Phone 778-2227 Baker, Montana 119 South Main Gee, sending up smoke signals is fun! BAKER NATIONAL BANK Your locally owned Progressive Fallon County Bank I told you not to back up so fast!! M2 Now as for this big card game tonight. You rang?? BE FOXY - SHOP REYNOLDS SUPER MARKET Baker, Montana 1. The new, modern store of Baker, Montana. 2. The store that brought famous name brands at the lowest prices. 3. Reynolds also feature U.S.D.A. choice beef at prices that can't be beat. 4. Be a foxy shopper and shop REYNOLDS SUPER MARKET! ! ! Good ole days huh Tom?? Gee, Brad, what Oh my, not me!! That does it. I'm did I do now?? going on a diet! !! K tiSHHI 113 I BEN FRANKLIN STORE BOB ANDERSON, Owner s io BEN We Specialize in . . . Sewing Needs Toys Household Items 113 South Main Phone 778-2610 i, Fine Drinks Congratulations, Seniors CHUCK WAGON Courteous Treatment Best of Service GREEN DRAGON Cocktail Lounge Air Conditioned 114 i r Complete Take Out Service,f Montana OUCH! !! T M ELECTRIC General Electric Appliances Baker, Montana ELDON MENGEL MARTIN YOUNG ATTORNEYS AT LAW Sec. Mrs. Dona Gluyas Congratulations to the Class of '65 It just can’t be true!! Indian war paint. G L BAR BAKER TEXACO Congratulations, Class of '65 From EDNA M. SLEETH Owner, G c L Bar Guess what we've got? Now I'm supervising!! KFLN 960 RADIO ! f Your Friendly Sound Station For Advertising Call BOB Collect Phone 778-3371 Baker, Montana SWEET SIXTEEN Miss Rodeo of 196 ? BAKER CEMENT PRODUCTS Ready-Mix Concrete Save Money! By building with our cement blocks, cinder blocks,- Sand and aggregates. We also sell a good grade of steel sash and reinforcing steel. Dial Baker 778-3518 Berwald Road If you're down and out, use Geritol F16 LAKESIDE MOTORS Congratulations Class of '65 Ford Cars and Trucks Congratulations to the Class of 1965 MORROW PLUMBING AND HEATING Top Service on all makes of automobiles Phone 778-2625 DON AND AGNES MORROW Day Dreaming. Phone 778-2131 Happy Motoring With ENCO Service With a Smile R. V. LACQUEMENT DAHLMAN MOTEL DR. MELVIN ROGSTAD Clean Comfortable Completely Modern Units T elevision Automatic Gas Heat Tubs or Showers Air Conditioning Phones in Every Room Housekeeping Units With Refrigerator and Stove Dial 778-3351 314 West Montana Ave. OPTOMETRIST Congratulations Seniors, This Is Just the Beginning for You! BERNELL AND DOROTHY PFEIFLE, Owners Phone 778-2119 TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE WE'RE KNOWN FOR TV KNOW-HOW REDISKE RADIO ELECTRIC Farm and Home Appliances Sales and Service SHELDON F. REDISKE Baker, Montana What is the smile for? This is ridiculous. TRI-STATE TRUCK EQUIPMENT Your International Harvester Dealer McCormick Tractors International Trucks Versatile Swather Miller Rod Weeders Auto - Lite Bethlem Batteries Buildings ELMER S. ANDERSON, Mgr. 108 West Railroad Avenue Phone 778-2425 Baker, Montana MUNSELL LANES Shoes - Bags - Snack Bar Phone 778-5625 RUSSELL’S CLOTHING STORE Where You Can Buy With Confidence Men's Wear and Shoes for Everyone Graceful Must be Freshmen!! 9 119 In the past we have had a light which flickered, In the present we have had a light which flames, And in the future there will be a light which shines all over.