Big Sandy High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Big Sandy, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1967 volume:

The A nnualStaff Of Big Sandy High School Big Sandy, Montana Presents The PIONEER 1967 New addition to high school (1967) We dedicate this page to the remembrance of David Haakensen, helicopter pilot who lost his life in combat in Vietnam while attempting to rescue wounded comrades. 2 In Memoriam Class Of'63 Dedication The fiftieth graduating class of Big Sandy High School is honored to dedicate the 1967 PIONEER to the com- munity of Big Sandy. In doing so, we wish to express our gratitude to the people who have supported us in school and community life. Had it not been for the guidance given us by this community, many of our hopes and goals could not have been fulfilled. 3 Superintendent s Message RAYL. PECK College of Great Falls, B. A. , University of Montana, M.A., Montana State University, Superintendent, German, History We tend to remember each school year by some important or impressive event that happened during that year. This year there will be a number of memorable events for you: (1) winning the State Wrestling Championship, (2) placing fourth in the State Basketball Tournament (much to the surprise of the so-called experts ), (3) com- pletion of the new addition to the high school building at midyear, (4) other events of a more personal nature that each of you will remember in a special way. The first three items contribute to the image of the Big Sandy School and community. They become a part of a tradition for those who will follow you in the years to come. The fourth item will contribute to your personal image as long as you may live. Congratulations to the members of the Class of 1967! Special congratulations to the hard working annual staff and their adviser, Mr. Salmonsen, for this fine yearbook. I am sure it will bring many happy memories to all of us. 4 Trustees At Work This year has been one of special challenge for local school trustees as the construc- tion of an addition to the high school building was undertaken without a bond issue. Af- ter a good deal of deliberation, these men determined that the savings to be realized by avoiding a bond issue were worth the additional responsibility and problems they would assume. By asking the people to approve special levies in excess of operational needs in the 1965-1966 and 1966-1967 budget years, the construction of the $80,000 addition was accomplished at a savings of at least $18,000. This building program is only one example of the willingness of these men to assume responsibility and leadership in providing quality education for local students. Al- though money and taxes are constant considerations in all their deliberations, there is consistent evidence that these men always place the educational welfare of local children above any other considerations. Although frequently criticized from numerous sources, the election and re-election of these men to the Board indicates the commu- nity dedication to this desire for quality education for the young people of this area. School Board Row 1, L. toR.: John Sheehy, Mack Quinn, Chairman; Fred Bitz, Donald Reichelt. Row 2: Edward Beaudette, Art Weaver, Chariey Danreuther, Frank Drga, Ronald Upham, Bill Snow, Clerk. 5 PrincipaFs Message The 1966-67 school year may well be remembered as a year of great joys and extreme sorrows in the Big Sandy community. The success of Big Sandy alumni in colleges of their choice has been encouraging. The success of the many activities of the school has been high in degree. I think it is well to mention a few of the achievement high- lights. In music, several have been chosen to All-State Band and Chorus. Ralph Schwartz, one of the two sophomores selected to All-Northwest Band, was awarded first chair in the trumpet section. The Speech Club has made other schools, large and small, recognize it as a constant contender in all divisions of the activity. The basketball team won the Divisional Championship and placed fourth in the state. The wrestling team won the Divisional and State Championships. In addition, Duane Olson, a three-time state champion in the 145 pound class, was chosen the outstanding wres- tler of the tournament. The team also received the Bob Olson Award for the outstand- ing wrestling team in the State Tournament, and Coach Fred Salmonsen was chosen as Coach of the Year by his fellow coaches. Several officers of FFA received gold awards and Dennis LaBuda was chosen All-State Farmer. These achievements and joys were constantly tempered by the tragic deaths of David Haakenson, Fern Minier, and Martha Steven. Never in the history of Big Sandy has a student body tasted the joys of such success and at the same time faced the grief of so much tragedy. The recording of events from a setting of such contrasts would be a challenge for any staff and sponsor. I wish to congratulate Mr. Salmonsen and his staff for the fine job they have done. 6 Faculty JAMES BARSOTTI Northern Montana College, B.S., English, French, Speech and Debate, Speech Club Adviser KENNETH ENCELLANT Carroll College, B.A., Social Science, Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach ROBERT CHV1LICEK Carroll College, B.A., Idaho State Univer- sity, M.S., Mathematics, Science Club Adviser, Junior Class Sponsor 7 LAWRENCE GREEN Northern Montana College, B.S., English, Library, Senior Class Sponsor MARY FORRESTER Northern Teachers' College, B.S., Physical Education, Girls' Track Coach JOHN HASHLEY University of Wyoming, B.S., Vocational Agriculture, Mechanical Drawing, Future Farmers of America Adviser 8 AL KOBER Montana State University, B. S., M.E., American Government, Science, Physical Education, Athletic Director, Basketball Coach, Lettermen's Club Adviser, Freshmen Class Sponsor MARILYN LUND Montana State University, B. S., Mathema- tics, Guidance Director HELEN MAXWELL University of Montana, B.A., Psychology, Home Economics, Library, Guidance Director, Drill Team Adviser, Pep Club Adviser, Future Homemakers of America Adviser DON MURRAY College of Great Falls, B.A., Band, Chorus, Seventh Grade Class Sponsor WILLIAM PETERSON Northern Montana College, B.S., Science, Track Coach, Football Coach, Junior High Coach, Science Club Adviser, Eighth Grade Class Sponsor FRED SALMONSEN Western Montana College, B.S., Wrestling Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Paper and Annual Adviser, Sophomore Class Sponsor ROBERT SCHWARTZ Junior High Principal, Northern Montana College, B.S., Mathematics, Social Science, Engl ish 10 Student-Teacher Relationships Didn't know math was so much fun, Yes, I think she would make a good wrestler, said the wrestling did you? coach to the typing student. Would you believe someone lost a contact? Now Pat, you know you shouldn't have hidden my English book. Rocky, I'll make you a deal. I'll pass you in science if you come out for track next year. 11 Maintenance 12 Julius Peterson, grade school custodian Pearl Ophus and Ester Cornett, school cooks Valedictorian Salutatorian Senior Members Honor Society Dana Dixon Doreen Ostrom Del Starr Kulbeck Fred Drga Brigid Murphy Lon Larson Arne Skaalurc Kathleen Carlstrom Dennis LaBuda Linda Heen Doreen Marten Betty Jo Ritland Darlene Norden Ki DANA PAUL DIXON Dane DOREEN FAYE OSTROM Valedictorian; Student Council Representative 2,3,4, State Con- vention 3, Student Body President 4; Honor Society' 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Science Club 1,2, 3,4, President 3,4; Let- termen's Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, All-Conference Second Team 4; Track 1,2, 3,4, Most Valuable Trackman 3, Inter- scholastic 3,4, Fifth in State, javelin, 3, Fourth in State, javel- in, 4; Boys' State 3; NMC Winner 1,2; High School Week 4; Prom King Candidate 4. Class Ring •Salutatorian; Chorus 1, Speech Club 2,3, 4, NFL Degree of Honor and Distinction 3,4, Vice President 3, Student Council Representative 4, District Speech Meet 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, State Reporter 3, District Conven- tion 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Drill Team 3,4, Vice President 4; Science Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Student Council 1, Class President 4; Rouser Staff 3,4, Co-editor 3, 4; Sidelights Art Editor 2, Editor 3; Annual Staff 4; Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 4; VFW Voice of Democracy Contest 4; Student Council Convention 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 3; Elks Scholarship District 2, State Honorable Mention 4; Carnival Candidate 3. Class Motto: “Climb Though The Rocks Be Rugged.' 14 Class Flower Orchid GERALD E. BEAUDETTE Jerry1 Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 1,2, 3,4, Brass Ensenble 4; Science Club 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4. JUDY LU MARCE BEIRWACEN Transfer from Canada 3; Chorus 3,4; Annual Staff 3; Rouser Staff 3. ANN KATHLEEN CARLSTROM Casey Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3,4, District Convention 1,4, State Convention 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Drill Team 3,4; Class Secretary 3; Office Staff 3,4; Guidance Staff 4; B Squad Cheerleader 1, A Squad Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Co-cheer Queen 4; Annual Co-editor 4; Sidelights Staff 3; Rouser Staff 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Girls' State Delegate 3; Voice of Democracy Contest Winner 4; Carnival Queen 1; Con- tennial Queen Candidate 2; Prom Queen 4. Ten Seniors Receive Scholarships DAVID CEORGE COOKE Dave Chorus 1; FFA 1,2, 3,4. DANIEL EARL DANREUTHER Dan Band 1,2, 3,4, Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, Sandy Sixteen 3,4, District Chorus 1,3, Musical 4; FFA 1,2,3,4, State Convention 2,3,4, Judging Team 2,3,4, District Convention 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. 15 FREDERICK JOSEPH DRCA “Fred' FFA 2,3,4, Reporter 4; Science Club 3,4; Lettermen's Club 1 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 2; Student Council Representative 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Football 1,3,4, All-Conference Second Team 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. ROGER LOUIS GENEREUX Sixteen Seniors Are Lettermen ROGER ALAN HAGAN Chorus 1,2,'4, Sandy Sixteen 2,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3, Treasurer 4, National Convention 2, State Convention 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Honorable Mention Best Actor at State 3, Best Character Actor at District 4, Best Actor at State 4; Outstanding FFA Treasurer Award 4; Librarian 4. WINFRED PAUL HALTER Butch FFA 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4. JACK THOMAS HANDL FFA 1,2,3, 4, Judging Team 3, District Convention 1,4, State Convention 4. 16 KURTIS CHARLES HANSEN Hans' LINDA KAY HEEN Chorus 1; FHA 2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, District Convention 2,3, State Convention 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Student Council Repre- sentative 4, Drill Team 3,4; Office Staff 4; Sidelights Staff 3; Rouser Staff 4; Annual Co-editor 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Prom Candidate 4; Honor Society 4. DENNIS CECIL HEIDLEBAUGH Denny Transfer from Great Falls 4; Chorus 4; Speech Club 4. Five Seniors Attend High School Week JAY CLIFFORD HENDERSON Hendy Football 1,2,3, Manager 4; Track 1,2,3, State Track Meet 2; Wrestling 1,2,3, Manager 4 ; Ag Bawl Candidate 4. ROSE MARIE KASSMIER FHA 1,2. 17 DEL STAR KULBECK Delbert Pom-Pon Girl 3, Color Guard 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, President 4, District Convention 1, State Convention 3,4, Outstanding FHA Member 4; Librarian 1,2, 3,4, Outstanding Librarian 1; Guidance Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Drill Team 4; Science Club 1,2,3, 4, Vice Pres- ident 3, District Science Fair Winner 2,3; Speech Club 2,3, District Speech Meet 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; NMA Winner 2; Girls’ State Alternate 3; High School Week 4; Sno-Ball Queen 4; Ag Bawl Candidate 2; Prom Candidate 4. JOEL QUINLAN KULBECK FFA 1,2,3, 4, Treasurer 3; Letter- men's Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 2,4. Six Seniors On Fourth Place State Basketball Team DENNIS ROGER LABUDA Denny Lou FFA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4, District Convention 2,3,4, State Convention 2,4, National Convention 2, Winter Fair 3, Leadership Training 3,4, Outstand- ing FFA Award 4, State Farmer 4, State Reporter 4; Honor Society 3,4; Speech Club 2,4, NFL Degree of Honor 4; Drama Club 4; Librarian 4; Sidelights Staff 2,3, Art Editor 2,3; Rouser Staff 4, Art Editor; Annual Staff 4, Art Editor; Annual Staff 4, Art Editor; American Legion Speaking Contest 4; Sno- Ball King 4. LONNY GAYLORD LARSON Lon Chorus 1,3,4, President 4, Sandy Sixteen 3,4, Boys Quartet 3, Honor Choir 3; FFA 3,4, Parliamentarian 4, FHA Beau; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres- ident 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Most Improved Trackman 2, Interscholastic 2; Class President 1, Vice President 3; Voice of Democracy Contest 3; Boys' State Delegate 3; Carnival Candidate 3. MELVIN ORVAL MERTZ Mel FFA 1,2,3,4, Judging Team 4; Pep Club 1,2; Football 3,4; Wrestl- ing 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4. 18 DAVID M1CHEAL MADISON Hoff' Band 1,2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4, Brass Ensemble 4, Chorus 4, Sandy Sixteen 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2$ Pep Club 1,2; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Prom Candidate 4; Carni- val King 4. DOREEN KAYE MARTEN Band 1,2,3,4, Chamber Band 2,3, Small Ensemble 4, Color Guard 4; PepClub 1,2,3,4, Drill Team 3,4; FHA 4, District Convention 4, State Reporter 4; Drama Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Librarian 3,4. MICHEAL BENJAMIN MOES Mick Band 1,2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4, Chorus 3,4, Sandy Sixteen 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. Senior Candidates Crowned Carnival King And Queen BRIGID KATHLEEN MURPHY Brig Transfer from Canada 4; FHA 4; Pep Club 4; Speech Club 4; Drama Club 4; Honor Society 4; American Legion Speaking Contest 4. BLANCHE ELAINE NEPIL FHA 1,2, 3, 4, District Convention 1,2,3, Historian 4, FFA Chapter Sweetheart 4; PepClub 1,2, 3, 4, Drill Team 4; Speech Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Class Secretary 1; Centenniel Queen Candidate 2, Prom Candidate 4. I 19 DARLENE ARLA NORDEN Chorus 1; FHA 1,2, 3,4, District Convention 4, State Convention 3, Junior Degree 4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Drill Team 3,4; Class Secretary 4; Honor Society 4; B Squad Cheerleader 1, A Squad Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Co-Cheer Queen 4; Sidelights Staff 4; Office Staff 3,4; Guidance Staff 4; Carnival Candidate 3; Sno- Ball Runner-up 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3. RODRICK ALLEN PEGAR Rick FFA 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,4; Track 3; Wrestling 1. Eight Seniors On State Championship Wrestling Team DUANE LEE OLSON Ols FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, Recreation Leader 4, Student Council Representative 2,3,4; Lcttermen's Club 1,2, 3,4, Execu- tive Council 3; Class President 3; Football 1,2,3, 4, Co-captain 3,4; All Conference 3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4, State Champion 2,3, 4, Co-captain 3, Captain 4, Outstand- ing Wrestler at State Tournament 4, Most Valuable Wrestler 2,3,4; Boys' State Alternate 3; Carnival Candidate 2; Track 1,2,3,4. JAMES CLAUD RAY Jim FFA 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, Co-captain 4, All Confer- ence First Team 3,4, All State First Team 4; Football 2,3,4, Co- captain 4; Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Class President 3; Carnival King 1; Prom Candidate 4; Ag Bawl Candidate 3. SHIRLEY JO SILVAN Chorus 1,2; FHA 4, District Con- vention 4; Pep Club 4, Drill Team 4; Rouser Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. 20 BETTY JO RITLAND B.J. Band 1, Chorus 1; Class Secretary 2; FHA 1,2,3,4, Local Reporter 3, Treasurer 4, State Convention 3, District Convention 1,2,3,4, McCalls Teen Fashion Board 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Drill Team 3,4, Cap- tain 4; Rouser Staff 3,4; Co-editor 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Sidelights Staff 3; Guidance Staff 4; Honor Society 4; Carnival Queen 4; Cen- tenniel Queen Candidate 2; Sno- Ball Runner-up 4. ROBERT CARY TESTER Bob FFA 1,2,3,4; PepClub 1; Wrestling 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4. ARNE EUGENE SKAALURE Am Band 1,2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3,4, Chamber Band 2,3, Brass Ensemble 4, Honor Band 4, President 4; Chorus 4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Winner of local FFA Speaking Contest 3, Par- liamentarian 3, Secretary 4, State Convention 1,3; Speech Club 2,3,4, NFL Degree of Honor 3, President 4; Student Council Vice President 4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Rouser Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Boys' State 3, Secretary of State; American Legion Oratori- cal Contest 2; Prom King 4. Four Seniors Attend State Speech And Drama Meet JAMES CLAIRE SOHM Jim Band 1,2,3, Dance Band 2,3, Chorus 3,4, Sandy Sixteen 3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Boys' State 3. SUSANNE RUTH TYLER Joe Chorus 1; PepClub 1,2, 3,4, Drill Team 3,4; FHA 3,4, Parliamen- tarian 4; Drama Club 4; Rouser Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Sadie Hawkins Winner 4; Ag Bawl Candi- date 4. 21 Senior Sneak Trip The Senior class of 1967 left Friday, May 19 at 5:00 a. m. on their sneak trip to the Diamond S Ranch. On the way they went through the Gates of the Mountains. During their two day stay at Boulder, the Seniors enjoyed activities such as hiking, horseback riding, and swimming. Arriving at the Diamond S 22 Cards, anyone? I forgot to mail my letter to Darrell! Graduation Dana Dixon giving the valedictorian's address Baccalaureate services were held Sunday, May 21 in the high school auditorium. Father Nyquist con- ducted the service. Scenes Wednesday, May 24, was the date of graduation. Father Livix from the College of Great Falls gave the commencement address. 23 Doreen Ostrom giving the saluta tor ian's address Junior Faye Allderdice Vicki Bakke Linda Balazic Tom Beaudette Wayne Beeler Jerry Bliss Robert Bold Colleen Branagan L. toR.: Karen Johnson, Secretary; Tom Beaudette, President; Pat Noble, Vice President; Verlin Reichelt, Student Council Representative of the junior class. Carol Chauvet Dennis Cline Linda C line Roger Clixby Betty Cook Dale Cooke Bob Cross Phil Ensley Janet Foussard Joel Grubb Vicki Halverson Jeanine Jenkins Karen Johnson Patty Monson Gary Nimmick 26 Class Grand March—1967 Style Ron Nivens Pat Noble Greg Peck Randy Pegar Steve Peterson Steve Pleninger Debbie Quinn Carol Reichelt Verlin Reichelt Vonnie Robertson Cheryl Rutledge Ron Simons Signe Skaalure Carol Smith Vicki Sohm Bonnie Sorensen Dennis Stevens Jim Trepina Betty Vallie Doug Williams Linda Williams Robert Williams Jay Worrall 27 Sophomore Donna Averill Edean Berglund Walter Bold Kim Brady Glenn Braun Vicki Cline Roger Cook Lyle Courtnage Raymond Courtnage Bobbie Kay Drew Cheryl Drew Leslie Drew Francis Dyrland Beth Eatinger Diane Edwards Patricia Farley Vernon Geiser Joey Halter Patti H annum Carolyn Hansen Fred Hashley Jill Henderson Evelyn Humes Teresa Humphrey L. to R.: Evelyn Humes, Vice President; Ida Steven, Secretary; TedReichelt, President; Ralph Schwartz, Student Council Representative of the sophomore class. 28 Class Robin Hurd Linda Jappe Sharon LaBuda Elaine Larsen Eugene Livers Steve Madison Alan Merrill Connie Monson Duane Pegar Jerry Peterson Leslie Pleninger Ed Ray Ted Reichelt Dewey Robertson Ralph Schwartz Jack Severson Don Silvan Phil Silvan Jack Severson and Steve Madison receiving most improved wrestler trophies at annual Athletic Banquet, sponsored by sophomore class Kirsten Skaalure Don Stack Ida Steven Emery Stevens Alan Weaver Carla Williams 29 Freshmen Robert Alex Calvin Bakke Wanda Berlinger Barbara Branagan Karen Brown Mary Burgess Wait until we are seniors. Linell Butler Lois Chandler William Christofferson Sharon Cline Guy Cornett Rachel Danreuther Joyce Guiser Doug Grubb Sharon Halley Betty Handl Marla Jappe Monte Jappe Janice Jurenka Gaye Keller Chris Larson 30 Class L. toR.: Stan Weaver, Vice President; Gaye Keller, Secretary; Connie Robertson, President; Kerry Upham, Student Council Representative of the freshman class. Elmer Mertz Pete Miller Ron Olson Peggy O'Malley Nora Ophus Eileen Ostrom Nikki Peterson Gerald Ray Linda Ray Lenore Reichelt Lonnie Roberts Connie Robertson Richard Roth Amy R uni on Tom Sheehy Chuck Simpson Judy Terry Kathy Terry Don Trepina Kerry Upham Stan Weaver Marvin Wilson 31 Eighth Dick Kalanick Andy LaBuda Barbara Berglund Susan Bliss Harry Bold Cheryl Braun John C line Rodney Cook Donny Cooke Cheryl Darlington Faith Dixon L. to R.: Carla Peck, President; Kathy Robertson, Vice President; Dick Kalanick, Student Council Representative; Ginny Humes, Secretary of the eighth grade class. Christy McCafferty Fern Minier 32 Grade Lorraine Nepil Garland Nimmick Patty O’Malley Harold Otto Carla Peck Keith Pleninger I Kathy Robertson Rick Pokorney Lilly Rose Roy Runnion Mama Slugged: Scott Stave Eighth graders in action Maureen Sternberg Morris Sternberg Elaine Tyler Kevin Upham Paula Williams Rocky Zaparynuk 33 Allen Adams Sandy Averill Luanne Beeler Eddie Blazek Glenna Branagan Linda Burgess Delores Cikrit Carrie Cline Karen Cook Sidney Cook Carol Cooke Wade Drew Jim Drga Steven Dye r Lindra Fisher Lynette Gullickson Jack Halter Kelly Jenkins Jim Kassmier Kathi Kulbeck Billy LaBuda Seventh Grade L. to R.: Glenna Branagan, Student Council Representative; Eddy Blazek, Secretary; Kelly Jenkins, President; Larry Myers, Vice President of the seventh grade class. Becky Lobdell Rae Ann McCafferty Tom McNeil Larry Myers Cliff Nepil Darleena Ophus Roger Pearson Rusty Pegar Verla Ray Rae Nita Reichelt Rocky Rice Wade Rice Marilyn Ritland Janet Sheehy Karen Sibra Peggy Simpson Kenneth Sorensen Randy Williams Brett W ilson Glenna Wort man c r e.fr r 34 F. E. Miley Elementary School JOHN F. O'MALLEY University of Montana, B.A., M.E., Elementary Principal, Mathematics, Lunch Room Supervisor, Assistant Track Coach. Principal s Message Congratulations, members of the graduating class of 67 . You have reached another milestone on the road of learning. Your parents, present and former teachers are to be commended on the fine job they have done to have you surpass this goal. 35 Randy Beaudette Diane Bierwagen Marian Berlinger Julie Bitz Nona Bitz Colleen Brady Leslie Braun Ronnie Butler Calvin Cook Kenyon Cook Wade Cook Cheryl Cornett Teresa Courtnage Rusty Danreuther Donita Darlington Russel Darlington Susan Dyer Keith Ensley Eugene Farley Nita Fisher Tom Grubb Howie Hammond Janet Hovde Arlene Humes Frank LaBuda Ralph Merrill Darell Nepil Monica Nivens Roxeen Osterman Ronnie Pearson Tim Pegar Corinne Reichelt Curtis Reichelt A keen Rice Shane Roberts Jim Silvan Eric Skaalure Judy Trepina Rickie Tyler Paula Wilson Jeanette Worrall 36 Debbie Alex Luanne Beaudette Kenny Berlinger Sharon Berlinger Wayne Berlinger Elliot Blazek Ricky Chauvet Randy Cline Randy Fisher Nancy Gullickson Gay Halter Susan Hovde Harvey Keller Dolly LaBuda Alma Lanning Dennis Mertz Bruce Mitchell Ronnie Ramer Nancy Ray Bruce Robertson Randy Rose Ray Sibra Steve Sibra Jan Silvan 37 MRS. HUMES Holly Adams Mike Braun Sharon Brown Patty Burgess Susan Burgess Melanie Bush Tamie Christofferson Barbara Cline Dale Cline Rodney Cook Julie Eatinger Craig Edwards Jon Fisher John Green Kim Isbell David LaBuda Diane LaBuda Curtis Larson Harold Lobdell Frank Maxwell Billy McCafferty Russell Moes Delores Ophus Mark Ostrom Billy Otto Jane Otto John Reichelt Gaylen Rice MRS. HASHLEY Jay R it land Randy Robertson Johnny Rose Bruce Schwartz Guy Shervold Wayne Silvan Wyatt Skaalure Larry Whetham Roger Works Gay la Wortman Kenny Yirsa c c V -T- it 38 Jeanette Bahnmiller Joey Bahnmiller Mark Bitz Nola Bitz Carrie Boe Wesley Buttolph Sheila Cline Colleen Cook Delores Cooke Sharon Cook Yvonne Cornett Debbie Courtnage Keith Danreuther Joleen Darlington Mickey Dyer Ricky Fisher Harry Green Elizabeth Grosen Knute Heen Billy Isbell Joan Mitchell Mike O'Malley Karoleen Ophus Verna Otto Third Grade Everyone is thinking about spring. Ralph Pegar Katherine Ramer Demrece Ray Wayne Ray Will Rice Steve Skaalure Eizoo Terry' Diane Tyler Marie Works MRS. MORLOCK 39 Brent Aman Dennis Bahnmiller Robert Balazic Duane Beinvagen Jeanette Berlinger Lawrence Bold Scott Brady Douglas Braun Richard Brown Eldon Burgess Vance Butler Natalie Chamberlain Clayton Christofferson Ricky Darlington Robert Fisher Marti Genereaux Douglas Hash ley Erick Heen Craig Hovde Joyce Inman Carl Knottnerus Shawn Matsko Art McCafferty Glen Nadeau Tammy Nivens Louise Otto Mike Purs ley Debbie Ramer Clay Rice Joy Rice Marjory Sheehy Ralph Simpson Arlene Sorenson Ronald Sternberg Sherry Sternberg PC P ft m Second Grade MRS. OJALA Terry Tyler Pamela Welty Delores Whethem Karon W ilson Jodine Wilson Roxie Works Alice Yirsa Debbie Yirsa 40 John Bcaudette Linda Berlinger Wesley Berlinger Cheri Bierwagen Elaine Chamberlain Carol Danreuther Marlys Darlington Amy Dixon Jeff Dyer Walter Eatinger Erik Engebretson Darla Eve Ron Fisher Gary Gullickson Sherry Hayward Sandra Hovde Ricky Isbell Alvin Jenkins Wilfred Knottnerus Kelly Kulbeck Chuck LaBuda Jan Mitchell Brian Nadeau Randy Nivens Duane Otto Randy Pearson Pete Peck Clyde Pegar Lisa Ray Kay Rice First Grade April showers bring mud puddles to Big Sandy. Scott Roberts Steve Rose Lynn Silvan Kevin Skaalure Danny Sullivan Jeff Svennungsen Danny Tyler Cheryl Whetham Robby Whetham 41 MRS. STERNBERG Grade School Faculty MRS. AMAN MRS. G1EBEL The balance of the grade school teachers is found with their grades. Daily, some two hundred fifty children attend the F. E. Miley Elementary School. A staff of twelve teachers ful- fills the educational requirements for grades 1-6, with the latter three grades being departmentalized. MRS. MILLER Recess at the F. E. Miley School 42 i Dana Dixon President Roger Hagan Secretary Student Council L. toR.: Dick Kalanick, Karen Johnson, Clenna Branagan, Kerry Upham, Doreen Ostrom, Arne Skaalure Dana Dixon, Mr. Hammond, Adviser; Roger Hagan, Linda Heen, Kathleen CarIstrom, Ralph Schwartz, Duane Olson, Jim Ray, Jerry Beaudette, Fred Drga. 44 Honor Society SEATED, L. toR.: Brigid Murphy, Linda Jappe, Teresa Humphrey, Darlene Norden, Kathleen Carlstrom, Doreen Ostrom, Dana Dixon, Lon Larson, Vonnie Robertson, Debbie Quinn, Signe Skaalure, Linda Balazic. STANDING: Linda Heen, Diane Edwards, Betty Jo Ritland, Dennis LaBuda, TedReichelt, Fred Drga, Robin Hurd, Connie Monson, Fred Hashley, Jay Worrall, Arne Skaalure, Patty Monson, Carol Chauvet, Del Kulbeck, Evelyn Humes, Carol Smith, Ida Steven, Doreen Marten, Colleen Branagan. Honor Society is a member of the National Honor Society. In order to become a member a student must be passed by a faculty committee and voted into the society by the members. To be elgible for membership in Honor Society, a student must be on the honor roll for three consecutive six week periods. Honor Society Officers L. toR.: Lon Larson, Vice President; Dana Dixon, President; Kathleen Carlstrom, Student Council Representative; Doreen Ostrom, Secretary. 45 Fature Farmers Of America ROW 1, L. to R.: Mr. Hashley, Adviser; Robert Bold, Jay Worrall, Arne Skaalure, Dennis LaBuda, Roger Hagan, Fred Drga, Lon Larson, Jay Henderson. ROW 2: William Christofferson, Gerald Ray, Joel Kulbeck, Glenn Braun, Duane Olson, Jim Ray, Dan Danreuther, John Broesder, Butch Halter, Dewey Robertson. ROW 3: Phillip Ensley, Dennis Cline, Robert Cross, Melvin Mertz, Rick Pegar, Robin Hurd, Francis Dyrland, Duane Pegar, Gene Livers. ROW 4: Elmer Mertz, David Cooke, Dale Cooke, Ron Olson, Stan Weaver, Steve Plenin- ger, Robert Williams, Fred Hashley, Allan Merrill. ROW 5: Roger Cooke, Joel Grubb, Wayne Beeler, Greg Peck, Walter Bold, Randy Pegar, Bob Tester, Jack Handl, Les Pleninger. Jim Beardsley, State FFA President speaking at FFA Banquet 46 Blanche Nepil, FFA Sweetheart FFA boys helping prepare for the FHA Potluck Dennis LaBuda, State Farmer and State Reporter Carrying out the local 1967 Future Farmers of America theme of Improvement, the Big Sandy FFA chapter's program of work concerned itself primarily with chapter development and was rewarded by having this program chosen by the Montana State University as a model for the college's vo-ag class to study. Awards earned under the new program included: Stan Weaver, Star Greenhand; Robert Bold, Star Chapter Farmer Award; Roger Hagan, Outstanding Treasurer's Award; and Mrs. Helen Max- well, Degree of Honorary Chapter Farmer. Highlighting the culmination of a busy year was the annual chapter banquet and the state convention. Various state honors were awarded to the Big Sandy FFA, its judging team, and the local president Dennis LaBuda, who was elected to the office of State Reporter. Officers L. to R.: Jim Ray, Student Council Representative; Mr. Hashley, Adviser; Robert Bold, Historian; Jay Worrali, Vice President; Arne Skaalure, Secretary; Dennis LaBuda, President; Roger Hagan, Treasurer; Fred Drga, Reporter; Lon Larson, Parliamentarian; jay Henderson, Sentinel. 47 State Convention Participants Future Homemakers Of America Mrs. Maxwell after receiving gift from FHA L. to R.: Linda Williams, Recorder; Janet Foussard, Voting delegate; Colleen Branagan, Singing delegate; Linda Balazic, Voting delegate; Del Kulbeck, chapter President; Mrs. Maxwell, Adviser. Complimenting their brother organization of the Fu- ture Farmers of America, the Future Homemakers of America have shared their goals for the better- ment of the local community. In conjunction with the home economics department, FHA’ers served and prepared several banquets, offered their services as babysitters for the high school teachers, and con- cluded their spring activities with a style show. ROW 1, L. toR.: Mrs. Maxwell, Adviser; Colleen Branagan, Song Leader; Doreen Marten, State Reporter; Susanne Tyler, Parlimentarian; Darlene Norden, Secretary; Del Kulbeck, President; Linda Heen, Vice President; Betty Jo Ritland, Treasurer; Karen Johnson, Student Council Representative; Vicki Halverson, Local Reporter; Lon Larson, Chapter Beau. ROW 2: Carol Chauvet, Kathleen Carlstrom, Linda Balazic, Geri Murphy, Jane Murphy, Carla Williams, Brigid Murphy, Jill Henderson, Shirley Silvan. ROW 3: Carol Smith, Vicki Bakke, Vicki Sohm, Cheryl Rutledge, Janet Foussard, Patti Hannum, Carolyn Hansen, Teresa Humphrey, Sharon LaBuda, Linda Jappe. ROW 4: Betty Handl, Sharon Cline, Amy Runnion, Beth Eatinger, Cheryl Drew, Bobby Kay Drew, Evelyn Humes, Ida Steven, Joey Halter. ROW 5: Karen Brown, Patricia Farley, Eileen Ostrom, Mary Burgess, Sharon Halley, Peggy O'Malley, Janice Jurenka, Marla Jappe. ROW 6: Wanda Berlinger, Rachel Danreuther, Lenore Reichelt, Nikki Peterson, Doreen Ostrom, Nora Oplrus, Vonnie Robertson, Debbie Quinn. 48 ’’Shootup, ” a one-act play, was presented in district and state competition, receiving an excellent rating at State. Roger Hagan received the Best Character Actor Award at District and went on to State to receive the Best Actor Award. Also achieving distinction, Roger Clixby received the Best Supporting Actor Award at the state meet. ’’Henpecked Henry, a three-act comedy with two casts, was presented before high school and public audiences. This play was presented by the Drama Club and Mrs. Forrester was the director. SCENES FROM HENPECKED HENRY Just leave it to me, Old Man. I'll show you who's boss you no good nincompoop. Henry, I can't live without you. Drama Club SEATED, L. to R.: Jeanine Jenkins, Signe Skaalure, Debbie Quinn, Brigid Murphy, Jane Murphy, Lenore Reichelt, Sharon LaBuda, Susanne Tyler, Carol Smith. STANDING: Kim Brady, Chuck Simpson, Vicki Halver- son, Robert Bold, Roger Hagan, Roger Clixby, Doug Williams, Nora Ophus, Doreen Marten, Peggy O'Malley, Doreen Ostrom, Mrs. Forrester; Adviser. 49 Speech Club SEATED, L. toR.: Vicki Halverson, Signe Skaalure, Secretary; Lois Chandler, Eileen Ostrom, Nikki Peterson, Lenore Reichelt, Colleen Branagan, Marla Jappe, Peggy O'Malley, Gaye Keller, Amy Runion, Debbie Quinn. STANDING: Mr. Barsotti, Adviser; Richard Roth, Chuck Simpson, Dennis Heidlebaugh, Brigid Murphy, Jane Murphy, Jeanine Jenkins, Vice President; Kim Brady, Arne Skaalure, President; Robert Bold, Nora Ophus, Carol Smith, Sharon Halley, Kirsten Skaalure, Janice Jurenka, Connie Monson, Sharon LaBuda, Vonnie Robertson, Barbara Branagan, Beth Eatinger, Linell Butler, Doreen Ostrom, Student Council Representative. ROW 1, L. toR.: Doreen Ostrom, Debate; Debbie Quinn, Play; Signe Skaalure, Humorous declamation and Play; Colleen Branagan, Debate. ROW 2: Arne Skaalure, Oratorical declamation; Roger Clixby, Play; Rick Pegar, Oratorical declamation; Connie Monson, Girls' Extemp; Eileen Qstrom, Humorous declama- tion. State Speech Delegates 50 Debate teams practicing for state competition Team rankings: Third place at Lewistown, Glasgow, and District meets. Individual Achievements of Seniors: Dennis LaBuda--First, Lewistown, Boys Extemp; 1st, Glas- gow, Impromptu. Doreen Ostrom--Honors in Debate: 5th, Electric City Meet; 3rd, Lewistown; 2nd, District. Rick Pegar--Honors in Oratorical Declamation: 1st, Lewis- town; 4th, District. Arne Skaalure--Honors in Oratorical Declamation: 2nd, C. M. Russell Meet; 1st, Big Sandy; 2nd, Glasgow; 1st, District. National Forensic League Honors: Degree of Distinction winners were Doreen Ostrom, Jeanine Jenkins, Colleen Branagan, and Signe Skaalure. Speech Lettermen SEATED, L. toR.: Signe Skaalure, Doreen Ostrom, Arne Skaalure, Jeanine Jenkins, Sharon LaBuda. STAND- ING: Mr. Barsotti, Adviser; Debbie Quinn, Colleen Branagan, Roger Hagan, Robert Bold, Dennis LaBuda, Vicki Halverson, Carol Smith. 51 Amy Runnion with her project of Antibiotics From The Soil received a superior at the District Science Fair and an excellent at the State Science Fair. Dianne Edwards displayed her project, Effects of Variables On Daphnia, at the District and State Science Fairs. She received the best girl's award at the District and an excellent at the State Science Fair, The Science Club's purpose is to further the interest and knowledge of science students. For its annual tour, the Sci- ence Club toured the facilities of KFBB- TV and Anaconda Company's Refinery at Great Falls. Roy Runnion with his project, Heredity, received an award of third best boy's exhibit at the District Science Fair and an award of excellent at the State Science Fair. Science Club L. toR.: Mr. Chvilicek, Adviser; Kim Brady, Lesley Drew, Doug Brugg, Fred Drga, Student Council Represtn- tative; Pete Miller, Stan Weaver, Verlin Reichelt, Ed Ray, Chris Larson, Janet Foussard, Del Kulbeck, Linda Balazic, Jim Sohm, Gaye Keller, Janice Jurenka, Doreen Ostrom, Secretary-Treasurer; Lon Larson, Vice President; Maria Jappe, Dana Dixon, President; Amy Runnion, Roger Genereux. 52 Lettermen s Club ROW 1, L. toR.: Steve Peterson, Jay Henderson, Dan Danrcuther, Lon Larson, Jim Ray, Dana Dixon, Duane Olson, Mickey Moes, Jerry Beaudette, Jim Sohm. ROW 2: Butch Halter, Robert Williams, Ron Simon, Roger Clixby, Ray Courtnage, Leslie Drew, Jack Severson, Steve Madison, Ed Ray, Emery Stevens. ROW 3: Mr. Salmonsen, Adviser; Mr. Kober, Adviser; Bob Tester, Fred Drga, John Broesder, Dave Madison, Joel Grubb. ROW 4: Melvin Mertz, Verlin ReicheIt, Phillip Ensley, Wayne Beeler, Greg Peck, Pat Noble, Dennis Steve, Tom Beaudette, Joel Kulbeck. Athletic Banquet SPECIAL AWARDS: Football—Duane Olson, Most Valuable, Best Defense; Robert Williams, Best Offense. Basketball—Jim Ray, Most Valuable, Best Rebounder; Wayne Beeler, Highest Free Throw Percentage. Wrestling— Duane Olson, Most Valuable; Jack Severson and Steve Madison, Most Im- proved . Duane Olson receiving most valuable Mr. Herb Agocs, MSU wrestling Mr. Kober receiving gift from Jim wrestling trophy coach, guest speaker at athletic Ray in behalf of basketball team banquet Pep Club ROW 1, L. toR.: Teresa Humphrey, Patty Hammond, Rachael Danreuther, Glenna Branagan, Karen Johnson, Kathleen Carlstrom, Darlene Norden, Barbara Branagan, Lynette Gullickson, Carla Williams, Virginia Humes, Evelyn Humes. ROW 2: Mrs. Maxwell, Adviser; Doreen Ostrom, Vice President; Signe Skaalure, Secretary; Linda Heen, Student Council Representative; Betty Jo Ritland, President. ROW 3: Les Pleninger, Jay Henderson, Carol Cooke, Karen Sibra, Nikki Peterson, Wanda Berlinger, Eileen Ostrom, Cheryl Drew, Connie Monson, Doreen Marten, Patricia Monson, Vonnie Robertson, Edean Berglund. ROW 4: Roger Hagan, Duane Olson, Jim Ray, Lon Larson, Rae Nita Reichelt, Delores Cikrit, Luanne Beeler, Peggy Simpson, Marilyn Ritland, Darleena Ophus, Linda Burgess, Carolyn Hansen, Ida Steven, Brig id Murphy, Jill Henderson, Geri Murphy, Kristen Skaalure. ROW 5: Maureen Sternberg, Carla Peck, Lorraine Nepil, Mickey Moes, Colleen Branagan, Peggy O'Malley, Janice Jurenka, Marla Jappe, Linda Ray, Amy Runnion, Elaine Larson, Bobbi Kay Drew, Vicki Cline, Lenore Reichelt, Sharon Halley, Nora Ophus, Susanne Tyler. ROW 6: Patty O'Malley, Janet Foussard, Patti Hannum, Carol Reichelt, Dan Danreuther, Vicki Sohm, Cheryl Rutledge, Vicki Bakke, Vicki Halverson, Jeanine Jenkins, Joey Halter, Paula Williams, Marna Sluggett, Lilly Rose, Faith Dixon, Barbara Berglund, Carol Chauvet, Del Kulbeck. ROW 7: Lois Chandler, Jerry Peterson, Raymond Courtnage, Kim Brady, Ed Ray, Verlin Reichelt, Phil Ensley, Jane Murphy, Doug Williams, Roger Genereux, Gaye Kaller, Susan Bliss, Cheryl Braun, Fern Minier, Debbie Quinn. ROW 8: Randy Pegar, Ron Nivens, Joel Grubb, Bob Cross, Gene Livers, Doug Grubb, Ron Olson, Stan Weaver, Ralph Schwartz, Chris Larson, Leslie Drew, Steve Madison, Monte Jappe, Pete Miller, Rick Pegar, Carol Smith, Linda Balazic, Shirley Silvan. Drill Team KNEELING: Betty Jo Ritland, Drill Mistress. STANDING, L. to Rf: Shirley Silvan, Susanne Tyler, Cheryl Rutledge, Vicki Bakke, Colleen Branagan, Doreen Marten, Linda Heen, Del Kulbeck, Vicki Halverson, Carol Chauvet, Linda Balazic, Kathleen Carlstrom, Bonnie Sorensen, Vicki Sohm, Doreen Ostrom, Debbie Quinn, Darlene Norden. 54 Pep Club Officers L. toR.: Betty Jo Ritland, President; Doreen Ostrom, Vice President; Signe Skaalure, Secretary; Linda Heen, Student Council Representative; Mrs. Maxwell, Adviser. Color Guard In insure high school spirit the Pioneer Pep Club members cheer at all sports events, provide rides for many away games, and financially support the five cheerleaders. As an added highlight to several local bas - ketball games, the Senior and Junior High Drill Teams marched for half-time enter- tainment complementing the flag bearers, who are also Pep Club sponsored. Junior High Del Starr Kulbeck and Doreen Marten Drill Team ROW 1, L. to R.: Carrie Cline, Rae Nita Reichelt, Peggy Simpson, Dolores Cikrit, Betty Jo Ritland, Drill Mistress; Patti Hammond, Karen Sibra, Virginia Humes, Glenna Branagan, Lynette Gullickson. ROW 2, L. to R.: Marilyn Ritland, Lorraine Nepil, Carol Cooke, Maureen Sternberg, Faith Dixon, Darleena Ophus, Paula Williams, Cheryl Braun, Kathy Kulbeck. 55 Band ROW lf L. toR.: Ida Steven, Doreen Marten, Carol Chauvet, Colleen Branagan, Lindra Fisher, Rae Nita Reichelt, Peggy Simpson, Lenore Reichelt, Peggy O'Malley, Rachael Danreuther, Lois Chandler, Nora Oh pus, Debbie Quinn. ROW 2: Kirsten Skaalure, Marla Jappe, Barbara Branagan, Signe Skaalure, Connie Monson, Sharon Halley, Verlin Reichelt, Steve Madison, Vicki Halverson, Dick Kalanick, Lynette Gullickson, Keith Pleninger, Roy Runnion, Connie Robertson, Mickey Moes. ROW 3: Virginia Humes, Lorraine Nepil, Paula Williams, Luanne Beeler, Marilyn Ritland, Darleena Ophus, Delores Cikrit, Mama Sluggett, Eddie Blazic, Glenna Branagan, Scott Stave, Calvin Bakke, Chuck Simpson, Duane Pegar, Dave Madison, Arne Skaalure, Ralph Schwartz, Jack Severson, Roger Pearson, Guy Cornett, Doug Williams, Jerry Beaudette. ROW 4: Patty O'Malley, Don Stack, Larry Myers, Janice Jurenka, Dan Danreuther, Phillip Ensley, Ron Simon, Tom Beaud- ette, Mr. Murray, Director. Musically, the fall season at Big Sandy be- gan with the Pep Band’s football game per- formances. A November premier by the Stage Band was followed by the inception of a Junior Band which played at preliminary basketball games. Climaxing the 1966 win- ter season, the Big Sandy High School Band presented its annual Christmas Concert. A combined Malta-Big Sandy orchestra of 120 musicians highlighted musical activities during the month of March. A successful band and chorus tour and the yearly Con- cert-Smorgasbord served as a preview of the District Music Festival at which the band received an excellent rating. Other honors received were Ralph Schwartz's selection as a member of the All-Northwest Band, Ida Steven and Ralph Schwartz’s All- State Band selections, and Colleen Brana- gan's choice as an All-State Chorus mem- ber. A May Concert and the Memorial Day Parade culminated the school year for the Big Sandy Band. 56 Ralph Schwartz, All-Northwest Band Stage Band ROW 1, L. toR.: Tom Beaudette, Vicki Halverson, Connie Robertson, Mickey Moes, Verlin Reichelt. ROW 2: Dave Madison, Arne Skaalure, Ralph Schwartz, Jack Severson, Larry Myers. ROW 3: Ron Simon, Jerry Beaudette, Doug Williams. ROW 4: Don Stack. Honor Band ROW 1, L. toR.: Debbie Quinn, Signe Skaalure, Don Stack, Ida Steven, Carol Chauvet. ROW 2: Ron Simon, Arne Skaalure, Ralph Schwartz, Doug Williams, Verlin Reichelt. 57 Chorus ROW 1, L. toR.: Elaine Larson, Debbie Quinn, Geri Murphy, Karen Brown, Vicki Bakke, Don Stack, Dave Madison, Steve Madison, Nikki Peterson, Wanda Berlinger, Vonnie Robertson, Carol ReicheIt, Kirsten Skaalure, Colleen Branagan, Gaye Keller, Mr. Murray, Director. ROW 2: Vicki Sohm, Connie Robertson, Linda Balazic, Bobbie Kay Drew, Sharon Cline, Pete Miller, Jack Severson, Chris Larson, Phil Ensley, Chuck Simpson, Pat Noble, Marla'Jappe, Amy Runnion, Signe Skaalure, Linda Ray, Lenore Reichelt. ROW 3: Janet Foussard, Sharon Halley, Nora Ophus, Peggy O'Malley, Lon Larson, Monte Jappe, Jim Sohm, Kerry Upham, Mickey Moes, Dan Danreuther, Dotty Ditchman, Eileen Ostrom, Rachel Danreuther, Cheryl Rutledge, Barbara Branagan, Lois Chandler. ROW 4: Carol Chauvet, Ida Steven, Evelyn Humes, Roger Hagan, Ralph Schwartz, Arne Skaalure, Dennis Cline, Tom Beaudette, Jerry Bliss, Verlin Reichelt, Stan Weaver, Connie Monson, Vicki Halverson, Janice Jurenka, Patti Hannum, Judy Beirwagen, Judy Terry. Noteworthy events for the Chorus and Sandy Sixteen, a select musical offspring of the Choral department, included: the November Concert, and a television appearance prior to the annual Christmas Concert. At the District Music Festival the Chorus re- ceived a Good rating, and the Sandy Sixteen Ensemble was awarded a Superior enabling them to compete at the State Music Meet. With their May performance at Baccalaureate the Big Sandy High School Chorus Depart- ment completed their activities. Sandy Sixteen ROW 1, L. to R: Vicki Halverson, Carol Chauvet, Evelyn Humes, Ida Steven, Colleen Branagan, Kirsten Skaalure, Carol Reichelt, Janet Foussard, Linda Balazic, Vonnie Robertson, Signe Skaalure. ROW 2: Tom Beaudette, Verlin Reichelt, Jim Sohm, Lon Larson, Dave Madison, Roger Hagan, Pat Noble, Mickey Moes, Dan Danreuther. 58 Carmen and the boys “Belle Of The West” 111 addition to the annual concert and other regular features of the music department, this year THE BELLE OF THE WEST, a musical comedy with a surprise ending, was presented in February. The story revolves around a lady barber Ida Goodwin, played by Colleen Branagan, and her arrival in the western town of Roaring Creek where her long-lost fiance Alan Miller, as played by Mickey Moes, resides. Dan Danreuther, Vicki Halverson, and Doreen Os- trom were featured in supporting roles. Scenes From Musical Dance hall girls Cast from the musical 59 Office Staff Many functions of the school are performed by the office staff. These duties include taking and record- ing roll, recording grades, answering the telephone and making out report cards. L. to R. : Mr. Hammond, Principal; Darlene Norden, Doreen Ostrom, Vicki Sohm, Carol Smith, Kathleen Carlstrom, Carol Reichelt, Linda Heen, Betty Jo Ritland, Carol Chauvet. Keeping the personal and scholarship files up to date, and giving and correcting tests are among the jobs of the guidance staff. The members also make bulle- tin boards pertaining to the many vocations. Guidance Staff STANDING, L. to R. : Mrs. Maxwell, counselor; Betty Jo Ritland, Kathleen Carlstrom, Del Kulbeck. SEATED, L. to R.: Debbie Quinn, Susanne Tyler, Darlene Norden. 60 Office girls preparing report cards. In addition to the time-honored librarian task of checking out books, Big Sandy High School librarians are occupied daily with such diverse tasks as cataloguing new texts, tracking down overdue volumes of forgotten lore, mending novels and arrang- ing encyclopedias, and keeping the high school research area in good order. Librarian performing her duties Library Staff L. to R.: Janice Jurenka, Roger Hagan, Doreen Marten, Dennis LaBuda, Cheryl Rutledge, Faith Dixon, Janet Foussard, Maureen Sternberg, Del Kulbeck, Mr. Green, Librarian. 61 ROW 1, L to R: Shirley Silvan, Susanne Tyler, Kathleen Car Is trom, Doreen Ostrom, Co-editor; Darlene Norden, Sports Editor; Betty Jo Ritland, Co-editor; Linda Heen. ROW 2: Mr. Salmonsen, Adviser; Arne Skaalure, Sports Editor; Dennis LaBuda, Art Editor. Rouser Day” is eagerly awaited each month by the Big Sandy High School students. Factual news stor- ies, guest editorialists, sports and a feature page are all monthly regu- lars of this publication. The paper is a member of the Montana Inter- scholastic Editorial Association. Typing the Rouser Rouser Staff 6 7 6 13 14 15 20 21 22 27 28 2Q Betty Jo Ritland and Doreen Ostrom, Co-editors at work 62 Pioneer Staff Planning the 1967 annual As a chronicle of school happen- ings, each year the publications class of Big Sandy High School edits the PIONEER, the school yearbook. All important high school events are included, thus forming a pic- torial history of the academic year. The 1967 Pioneer Staff is led by Co-editors Kathleen Carl- strom and Linda Heen. Last year's annual received All- State rating, the highest available in competition with school an- Kathleen Carlstrom and Linda Heen, Co-editors nuals from all Over the State. SEATED, L. toR.: Betty Jo Ritland, Linda Heen, Co-editor; Arne Skaalure, Business Manager; Doreen Ostrom. STANDING: Mr. Salmonsen, Adviser; Dennis LaBuda, Art Editor; Shirley Silvan, Kathleen Carlstrom, Co- editor; Susanne Tyler, Darlene Norden. 63 Cheerleaders L. to R. : Karen Johnson, Kathleen Carlstrom, Co-cheer Queen; Evelyn Humes, Darlene Norden, Co-cheer Queen; Teresa Humphrey. The A squad cheerleaders and mascot, Amy Dixon, cheering at the State Basketball Tournament. The only way to beat'em is to fight'em ! 4 9 9 A Squad Stay in there and fight! 64 L. to R. ; Carla Williams, Barbara Branagan, Rachael Danreuther. This year the A and ”B squad cheerleaders alternated cheering for wrestling matches and basketball games. The B squad cheerleaders cheered for the State Wrestling Tour- nament while the A squad cheerleaders were at the State Basketball Tournament. Junior High L. to R. : Glenna Branagan, Virginia Humes, Patty Hammond, Lynette Gullickson. 65 Mrs. Maxwell presents Del Kulbeck with the Crisco Award for her accomplishments in Home Econo- mics, The faculty selected Doreen Ostrom as the winner of the girl's Citizenship Award. Mr. Salmonsen presents Linda Heen with the Silver Key Award for work in journalism. Awards Night The fifth annual awards assembly began at 8:00 p. m. on May 29. The purpose of this program was to give recognition to those students who excelled in scho- lastic and extracurricular activities. Mr. Peterson presents Dana Dixon with the Most Valuable Track Award. Dennis LaBuda receives FFA awards from Mr. Hashley for his achievements in the organization during the year. Mr. Barsotti presents Roger Hagan with the Best Thespian Award for 1967. 66 Mr. Hansen congratulates Jay Worrall, Robert Bold, Verlin Reichelt, and Tom Beaudette for being selected Boys' State delegates. Mr. Murray presents Arne Skaalure with the John Philips Sousa Award for being the outstanding band student. % DO Mr. Barsotti congratulates Arne Skaalure as the winner of the award for Most Improved Speaker of the year. Mr. Hammond awards Dana Dixon and Arne Skaalure as the winners of the boys' Citizenship awards. Doreen Ostrom receives a trophy from Mr. Barsotti for being the Outstanding Speaker of the Year. Mr. Murray awards Dave Madison with the Award for the outstanding music student. 67 Girls' State Delegates L. to R. : Del Starr Kulbeck, Alternate; Linda Heen, Alternate; Kathleen Carlstrom, Doreen Ostrom. Boys' State Delegates mohtah BOYS ST ATE L. to R. : Fred Drga, Alternate; Dana Dixon, Jim Sohm, Arne Skaalure, Lon Larson. 68 Carnival Candidates Juniors Vonnie Robertson and Dennis Stevens Sophomores Successful Seniors At Right Freshmen Barbara Branagan and Chris Larson November 5, W66 Carla Williams and Raymond Courtnage 70 King , , ' Dennis LaBuda Queen Del Starr Kulbeck Queen Janet Fous sard King Jay W or rail 74 Blanche Nepil and Dana Dixon Winners At Right Prom Action 76 Colleen and Signe providing entertain- ment for banquet Dance time Football KNEELING, L. to R. : Rocky Zaparynuk, Manager; Jay Henderson, Manager; Alan Weaver, Pat Noble, Dave Madison, Jerry Beaudette, Duane Olson, Phil Ensley, Mickey Moes, Dana Dixon, Lon Larson, Fred Drga, Leslie Drew, Don Stack, Dan Danreuther, Steve Madison. STANDING, L. to R. : Mr. Salmonsen, Assistant Coach; Mr. Engellant, Assistant Coach; Greg Peck, Robert Williams, Ron Simons, Ralph Schwartz, Jim Ray, Jim Sohm, Tom Beaudette, Wayne Beeler, Ed Ray, Ray Courtnage, Melvin Mertz, Dennis Stevens, Roger Clixby, Steve Peterson, Mr. Peterson, Coach. BSquad KNEELING, L. to R. : Scott Stave, Manager; Elmer Mertz, Guy Cornett, Ron Olson, Chuck Simpson, Richard Roth, Steve Madison, Emery Stevens, Jack Severson, Chris Larson, Phil Ensley, Pat Noble, Morris Sternberg, Manager. STANDING, L. to R.: Mr. Engellant, Coach; Robert Alex, Monte Jappe, Ed Ray, Ralph Schwartz, Stan Weaver, Ray Courtnage, Don Stack, Alan Merrill, Leslie Drew, Mr. Salmonsen, Coach, 78 Dana Dixon- Back Jim Sohm- End Jim Ray- End Dan Danreuther- Guard Football Seniors Melvin Mertz- Center Dave Madison- Back Fred Drga- Tackle 79 Jerry Beaudette- Center Mickey Moes- Back Duane Olson- Back The Big Sandy Pioneers of 1966 were probably the most under-rated team in the conference. The Pioneers were never beaten by more than one touchdown in conference play. Even though their record showed one win and one tie, in conference play the Pioneers scored nine touchdowns, while their opponents scored twelve. Three Pioneers were chosen to the All- Conference Team. Duane Olson, and Robert Williams were first team selec- tions and Fred Drga was a second team selection. Season Record OPPONENT We Tt Fort Benton 6 31 Browning 12 6 Chinook 12 44 Valier 6 7 Sunburst 20 27 Harlem 0 7 Fairfield 14 19 Chester 6 6 An off-tackle play against Sunburst Raymond Courtnage sweeping left end Duane Olson blocking for Dave Madison on an off-tackle play. Steve Peterson sweeping right end. 81 Basketball KNEELING: Mr. Kober, Coach; Stan Weaver, Manager. STANDING, L. to R. : Dan Danreuther, Greg Peck, Dana Dixon, Jim Ray, Verlin Reichelt, Wayne Beeler, Tom Beaudette, Dennis Cline, Joel Grubb, Jim Sohm, Jerry Beaudette, Lon Larson, Pat Noble. B Squad L. to R.: Kim Brady, Don Stack, Ted Reichelt, Robin Hurd, Leslie Drew, Lyle Courtnage, Ralph Schwartz, Alan Merrill, Raymond Courtnage, Mr. Engellant, Coach. 82 Dana Dixon - Guard Jim Sohm - Guard Dan Danreuther - Guard Pioneer Seniors Lon Larson - Guard Jerry Beaudette - Forward Jim Ray - Forward 83 Wayne Beeler and Dana Dixon Dana Dixon, Verlin Reichelt, and Joel Grubb This past season the Pioneers had a conference record of 9-3 and ranked second in conference play. In the divisional tournament the Pioneers defeated Fort Benton in the championship game to receive the first-place trophy and a berth in the state tournament. Participating in the State Basketball Tournament, Big Sandy succeeded in bringing home the fourth place trophy. The team also ranked high in statistics. Big Sandy scored the highest free throw average and ranked second in shooting percentage from the floor. Jim Ray, a senior forward, was chosen for the All-State basketball team. Season Scores ♦Havre Central Invitational Tournament Di visional Tournament at Havre State Tournament at Cut Bank OPPONENT Conrad Fairfield Sunburst Malta Chester Havre Central Conrad Fort Benton Harlem Ch inook Havre Central Chester Malta Box Elder Fort Benton Harlem Chinook Havre Central Chester Fairfield Sunburst Chester Chinook Fort Benton Corvallis Roundup Loyola Fort Benton WE 49 41 73 73 62 52 75 77 72 57 78 78 67 75 72 78 51 54 64 66 66 74 61 72 61 80 74 82 THEY 72 50 58 77 56 62 90 81 68 54 61 58 57 61 75 65 49 52 43 60 55 61 55 61 62 62 65 90 84 Jim Ray, Wayne Beeler, and Jim Sohm After winning Divisional Tournament Starting five for Divisional and State Tournaments Jim Ray, most valuable player and top re bo under Wayne Beeler, highest free throw percentage 85 Wrestling KNEELING, L. to R. : Jack Halter, Manager; Don Trepina, Jack Severson, Phil Silvan, Steve Madison, Ron Olson, Emery Stevens, Elmer Mertz, Alan Weaver, Phil Ensley, Walter Bold, Dave Madison. STANDING: Jay Henderson, Manager; Fred Drga, Joel Kulbeck, Robert Bold, Arne Skaalure, Dennis Stevens, Bob Tester, Mel- vin Mertz, Butch Halter, Robert Williams, Duane Olson, Mr. Salmonsen, Coach. Season Scores Big Sandy sponsored its third Annual Invitational Wrestling Tournament this year. Big Sandy placed first out of the six schools entered. Team scores were: Big Sandy, 144; Valier, 65; Havre, 64; Chinook, 38; Denton, 31; Stanford, 20. In the Northern Divisional Tournament, Big Sandy placed first for Class B-C schools with 78 points. Big Sandy won the State Championship for Class B-C schools and was the recipient of the Bob Olson Memorial Trophy for the outstanding wrestling team at the state tournament. Duane Olson placed first in the 145 pound weight class. This was the third year in a row that Duane had taken first place at this weight. Duane was also voted the outstanding wrestler at the state tournament. Steve Madison placed second in the 103 pound weight class and Jack Severson placed Fourth in the 95 pound weight class. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS OF STATE WRESTLERS Wins Losses Walter Bold 20 2 Steve Madison 25 2 Melvin Mertz 17 5 Duane Olson 24 0 Jack Severson 23 6 Emery Stevens 17 7 Bob Tester 17 4 Robert Williams 24 4 OPPONENT WE THEY Cut Bank 45 3 Stanford G Denton 43 3 Malta 14 30 Great Falls Public 36 9 Denton 40 5 Stanford 41 5 Great Falls Russell J. V.'s 41 5 Malta 18 20 Havre Central 47 5 Great Falls Russell J.V.'s 29 10 Havre Public 29 10 Valier 30 12 Cut Bank 38 5 Havre Public 30 14 Havre Central 45 3 Great Falls Public J.V.'s 22 18 Valier 46 0 86 Pin him, Elmer Senior Wrestlers Ame Skaalure- 165 Dave Madison- 127 After winning the Third Annual Big Sandy Invitational Wrestling Tournament Bob Williams, Jaycee President, representing Coach Salmonsen with plaque honoring team. Wrestlers and Mr. and Mrs. Salmonsen enjoying smorgasbord, sponsored by wrestling parents and fans. 88 Coach Salmonsen and Duane Olson after winning State Championship 89 T rack KNEELING, L. to R.: Don Stack, Chris Larson, Duane Olson, Dana Dixon, Lon Larson, Jerry Peterson, Richard Roth, Ron Olson, Pat Noble. STANDING, L. to R.: Monte Jappe, Ed Ray, Stan Weaver, Dennis Stevens, Tom Beaudette, Jim Sohm, Verlin Reichelt, Raymond Courtnage, Les Drew, Gary Nimmick. 90 Raymond Courtnage long jumping Jerry Peterson throwing the discus Verlin Reichelt high jumping Scoring a total of 17 points in the North Central Di- visional Track Meet, Big Sandy’s track team placed the following participants: Dana Dixon, third in Jave- lin; Verlin Reichelt, second in high jump; Ed Ray, second in the 880 yard run; and Lon Larson, fourth in low hurdles. Also aiding the Pioneer thinclads was the mile relay team comprised of Duane Olson, Ed Ray, Dennis Stevens, and Verlin Reichelt which re- ceived third place. Ed Ray running the 880 yard run At the Montana State High School Track and Field Meet in Billings, Dana Dixon was the lone Big Sandy delegate to reach finals. Dana earned fourth place in the state class B division. 91 Dana Dixon throwing the javelin Lon Larson running the 880 relay Box 207 COURTNAGE SONS, INC. We service what we sell. Plumbing and Heating G.E. Appliances Sporting Goods, Hardware Big Sandy, Montana Phone 378-3421 C. Simps'm, Owner J. Mart Manager Big Sanu vh itana Yard Phone We don’t want all the business; Home Phone 378-2816 we just want yours 378-2611 BIG SKY AUTO PARTS VALLEY MACHINERY CO. Fabricating Repair Where the sun shines most Box 1550 of the time. Havre, Montana H. W. Wiederrich Big Sandy, Montana Phone 378-2292 ROY'S MEAT CUTTING Big Sandy, Montana 378-3840 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 KASTE'S THE CLUB BAR Congratulations to the Class of 1967 from Jack, Janis, and Mary Congratulations to the Class of 1967. Mr. Peter Zaparynuk Phone 378-3292 Big Sandy If you can’t find it here, I’ve lost it. Montana PAT'S BEAUTY SHOP THE GRAND THEATRE Phone 378-3898 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 From Bud, Jo, Lynette, and Nancy Big Sandy, Montana Big Sandy, Montana Skilled Nursing Care At SANDE'S NURSING HOME Complete Medical And Nursing Care 24 hours a day. The Home is a Member of the American Nursing Home Association Mrs. Mary M. Sande Owner and Administer, L.P.N. Phone 378-2415 Big Sandy, Montana NORTHERN BANK OF MONTANA Big Sandy, Montana 57 Years of Dependable Service North-Central Montana’s Pioneer Bank Congratulations to the Graduates Montana Ownership Financial Leadership Member of FDIC MONTANA POWER Serving you is our business SMITH'S GROCERIES MEATS Your One-Stop Shopping Center Phone 378-3161 Big Sandy, Montana PRATT SVENN, INC. Rolf Budd Big Sandy, Montana Phone: 378-3456 OLIVER'S SELF SERVICE Frozen Foods Ice Cream Meats Groceries Big Sandy, Montana Phone 378-2925 Free Delivery STERNBERG BOARDING HOME New Modern Home Excellent Care 24-hour Service Reasonable Rates John and Lenora Sternberg Phone 378-3877 Big Sandy, Montana GrcwiMed The Friendly Store Authorized Dealer Bernhard and EIvetta Sonksen Phone 378-2296 Big Sandy, Montana A P CLEANERS A Work of Art” Congratulations to the Class of 1967 Phone 378-3171 Big Sandy, Montana BIG SANDY GRAIN ■ A Weed Spray Chemicals Seed Cleaning Steam Rolling Phone 378-3625 Big Sandy, Montana MEADOW GOLD MILK Your locally owned Distributor At Your Door At Your Store Tim Godfrey Big Sandy, Montana Phone 378-3811 TV LAND Zenith, Norge Johnson CB Radios 90-day warranty on all parts and labor Tim Godfrey Phone 378-3811 THE MOUNTAINEER Printing Office Supplies of all kinds Greeting Cards School Supplies Phone 378-3187 Doris Lou Lawrence Big Sandy Montana THE VET'S Y CAFE'S UKE'S SPORTS Bob Williams SANDY SERVICECENTER Great Falls Montana Congratulations to Class of '67 KULBECK BROTHERS FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY Your complete patron-owned farm store Breeding cattle for sale at all times Youth Field Day held every June Visitors are always welcome Willis 378-2557 Neil 378-2552 Big Sandy, Montana Your Dependable Rexall Druggists Prescriptions Veterinary supplies School supplies Gifts 1 Big Sandy, Montana Phone 378-2711 PEP'S LANES Your recreation center Bill, Monie Kim, Colleen, and Scott Big Sandy, Montana BIG SANDY DRUG Big Sandy, Montana Phone 378-3225 OWL REXALL DRUG Havre, Montana Phone 265-6721 H. H. LEHFELDT REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Big Sandy, Montana Congratulations to the class of 1967 GYSLER MANUFACTURING CO. Fort Benton, Montana Home of Gysler Flexible Duckfoots THE RIVER PRESS Publishers Printers Stationers School and Office Supplies Fort Benton, Montana BENTON PHARMACY REXALL Prescription Specialists Stockmen's Supplies with Know How” Fort Benton, Montana COAST-TO-COAST STORES Phone 622-5042 Fort Benton, Montana Paul Lehman Congratulations to the Class of 1967 TED'S TEXACO Fort Benton, Montana Phone 622-5114 PIONEER MERCANTILE CO. Montana's Oldest Retail Store Serving the Needs of the People of This Area for 100 Years Clothing Shoes Groceries Fort Benton, Montana ANDY'S SERVICE SHOP Noel J. Anderson Phone 622-5023 Fort Benton, Montana Maytag Gibson NELSON'S OUR OWN HARDWARE Fort Benton, Montana Your Family Service Store Phone 622-5013 RIVERVIEW GREENHOUSE Mark IV Air Conditioner Lands caping Flowers Plants Phone 622-5241 Fort Benton, Montana CHET'S CHEV OLDS Fort Benton, Montana FARMER'S UNION OIL COMPANY Phone 622-5121 Fort Benton, Montana GREEN LINE IMPLEMENT John Deere Sales Service Phone 622-5012 See Glen Branagan for your sales and service needs Fort Benton, Montana FORT BENTON MOTOR COMPANY RUDY'S SHOE SHOP Home of the Dodge Boys Fort Benton, Montana See friendly Joe Jordon Western Boots DODGE Riding Equipment Trucks Tarps and Fort Benton, Montana Canvas Repair BENTON BODY SIGN PIONEER INSURANCE SHOP AGENCY Body Fender Work and CONGRATULATIONS Auto Painting TO THE CLASS OF 1967 Truck Lettering MarvinS. Appleby, Agent Highway Signs Phone 622-3214 Complete One-Stop Insurance Service Fort Benton, Montana Phone 622-5033 i -— Fort Benton, Montana t 3 __ 1 YOUR Kndtprndent 1 % Insurant? AGENT m V'iH� n row ft mi v FISHER METAL PRODUCTS FIRST CHOUTEAU Phone 622-5233 COUNTY BANK Fort Benton, Montana Fort Benton, Montana A Full-Service Bank to Serve Farm Storage Chouteau County and Septic Tanks Member FDIC MEN'S AND LADIES' CLOTHING AND QUALITY CLEANING PRICE-RITE GROCERY Fort Benton, Montana 'piecCi, Toggery Fred V. and Melba L. Booth Fort Benton, Montana Phone 622-3733 ■ INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER BENTON EQUIPMENT CO. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FA ft MALL TRACTORS NcCOANICX-MCRIlM FARN C0NIFMCN1 Phone 622-3241 Fort Benton, Montana Sales, Parts and Service MIDLESTADT PONTIAC GMC SALES Fort Benton, Montana Phone 622-3711 Fovnxc- ROY'S ELECTRIC Phone 622-3642 Fort Benton, Montana Authorized Frigidaire Dealer Electrical Wiring Electrical Home Heating Sherwin-Williams Paints fi OXFORD BAR BILLIARDS Sportsmen’s headquarters Havre, Montana Chuck Leo PEPPER POT Welcome Friends Travelers Stop for the best of Food and Drinks at THE HALF-WAY SPOT Loma, Montana H O SUPPLY CO. For all automotive, tractor truck parts Phone: 622-3642 Fort Benton, Montana HAAS ASSOCIATES IMPLEMENT CO. Fort Benton, Montana Phone 264 Massey - Ferguson Sales and Services CITIZEN'S BANK OF MONTANA serving North-Central Montana your friendly home-owned bank Member of Federal Reserve Member of FDIC Havre, Montana VITA-RICH Dairy Products are Fresher - Better Tasting Locally Produced and Processed Havre, Montana BEST POLICY PAY 'N PAK NORTHERN INSURANCE AGENCY and HAVRE INSURANCE AGENCY HAVRE'S ONLY DISCOUNT HOUSE Agent Jack Oliver Offices in Big Sandy and at 117 Third Avenue Havre, Montana Havre, Montana CHRYSLER HAVRE MOTORS, INC. Plymouth - Chrysler Imperial - Valiant - Jeep 30 West First Street Phone 265-6737 Havre, Montana BROWN'S HARDWARE Guarantee and Service Phone 265-6785 What They Sell G.E. appliances, gifts housewares, S.W. paint Robert L. Brown, operator 337 First Street Havre, Montana BUTTREYS Most Complete Shopping Center On The Hi-Line Men’s, Women's, and Children's Clothing Sporting Goods, Hardware, Foods, Dry Goods, Furniture BUTTREYS Custom Grinding and Steam Rolling Grain - Feeds - Seeds Havre Montana Phone 265-2275 Havre, Montana THE MILLER STUDIO Phone 265-2416 217 Third Avenue Havre, Montana OPTOMETRIST DR. WM. K. McELROY 111 Third Avenue Phone 265-4142 Havre, Montana THE MUSIC CENTER Lloyd Kelly —. Magnovox Color TV - Stereo fc Pianos - Records - Guitars 215 3rd Avenue Havre Montana DODGE HI-LINE DODGE, INC. WEIR FURNITURE 'Where you always drive 330 3rd Street Havre, Montana SHORE'S FLORAL home a bargain.” Dodge Cars, Trucks Flowers For All Occasions” Phone 265-4326 Phone 265-6323 606 West 1st Street Havre, Montana 331 West 1st Street Havre Montana ZACK'S OUR OWN HARDWARE Houseware, Hardware, Gifts Sporting Goods 325 Second Street Havre Montana THE O. B. LUND COMPANY Refrigeration Air Conditioning Food Service - Equipment Janitorial Supplies 303 West First Street Havre, Montana HONDA World's Largest-Selling Motorcycle HAVRE CYCLE 530 1st Street Phone 265-6515 Havre Montana NORMAN'S RANCH SPORTSWEAR Millard (Jack) Norman, Manager 114 Third Avenue Havre Montana HAVRE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Insured Savings - Home Loans Savings Insured to $15,000 312 Third Street Phone 265-2261 Havre, Montana FLEET 500 First Street Phone 265-7212 Havre, Montana EAVES EQUIPMENT COMPANY International Trucks - Parts Service - Farm Implements - Tractors Knapheide Boxes St. Paul Perfection Hoists Pontiac Buick Havre, Montana Box 1510 Havre Lumber Locally Owned — Serving The Greater Hi.Line Seig Weaver, Manager P.O. Box 626 415 West First Street - Havre, Montana Phone 265-2532 GLACIER TRAIL CREAMERY, CO. Ice Cream Frozen Foods Novelties Butter Phone 265-6133 Havre, Montana ROCKY MOUNTAIN PACKING CO. Wholesale Meats - Locker Processing Dial 265-2281 Havre, Montana Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Havre Montana FIRST NATIONAL BANK LET US HELP FOR ALL YOUR RANKING NEEDS Compliments of the HUB LaMODE CLOTHING Havre, Montana THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Chevrolet Cars and Trucks New and Used Complete Automotive Service Havre, Montana EDDY'S BREAD Congratulations to the Class of 1967 ' Bursting With Good Taste” Havre, Montana Havre Montana F M FOOD MARKET CITIZENS BANK BIG SANDY, MONTANA OF MONTANA serving Fred Marcia Kaste NORTH-CENTRAL MONTANA B with Complete Banking Facilities ire Your friendly home-owned bank Member Federal Reserve Phone 378-3000 Member FDIC Grocery - Meat - Produce Free Delivery Havre, Montana Best wishes from HOLLAND-BONINE PIONEERing' Depended On Honesty, Integrity, Self-reliance May there be more '’Pioneers’ Havre Montana