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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

To Martha Rae Steven: Even though you have passed away, and from our midst have gone, your smile and joy will always stay; your memory lives on. Class of '66 2 Demq ioTi It is with extreme pride and deep appreciation that we, the senior class, dedicate the 1968 PIONEER annual to our class sponsor—Mr. Chvilicek. Through his wisdom, understand- ing, patience, and direction, he has played an important role in preparing us for the future. His constant willingness to help and his sin- cere devotion to the Class of 1968 has earned him the respect and admiration of all. 3 School Board ROW 1, L. to R.: Art Weaver, Fred Bitz, Ed Blazek, Bill Snow, Clerk. ROW 2: Don Reichelt, Ronald Upham, Chairman; Frank Drga, John Sheehy. T rustees At Work Mr. Quinn's retire- ment this year marked the end of fifteen years of service as a school board trustee. He served eight of those years as chairman of the board. Bill Snow, school clerk Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Quinn at a banquet honoring them. 4 Superintendent’s Message As we are in the process of ending the 1967-1968 school term and I have almost completed a full year as administrator of the Big Sandy Public Schools, I think it would be fitting to reflect a bit on what 1 believe to be true of its students past and present. It is apparent that the students of Big Sandy High School have continued, over the years, to excel in the various aspects of the educational program. Academic, music, athletics, pub- lications, and student government are just some of the portions of the program that have experienced great success. It is my hope that this trend will continue in the future and that graduates from Big Sandy High School participate actively in making this world a better place in which to live. Congratulations to the Class of 1968. May each of you have a successful and useful life. BOYD E. ROMINE J Minot State College, B. A., University of North Dakota, M. Ed., University of Montana, Superintendent 5 Principal’s Message HOWARD W. HAMMOND University of Montana, B.A., M.A., High School Principal, Mathematics, Honor Society, Student Council. An old Greek philosopher once said, You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him to find it within himself. If this is true to any degree, it is my sincere hope that we have helped each student in some way to discover new and stimulating ideas within himself which will enable him to live in this present-day society as a happy, successful human being. It is also my wish that a sense of responsibility be one of these discoveries, responsibility based on love, justice, and compas- sion. The many extra hours of work by students, staff, and advisor to bring about the successful completion of this fine annual is real evidence of a keen sense of responsibility. I wish to congratulate the co-editors, Carol Chauvet and Cheryl Rutledge, and Mr. Les Graham, their advisor, on a job well done. 6 Faculty JAMES BARSOTTI Northern Montana College, B. S., English, French, Speech and Debate, Speech Club Advisor LES GRAHAM Dickinson State College, B. S., Commercial, English, Basketball Coach, Track Coach, Junior Class Sponsor, Paper Advisor, Annual Co-Advisor ROBERT CHV1LICEK Carroll College, B. A., Idaho State Univer- sity, M. S., Mathematics, Science, Senior Class Sponsor, Science Club Advisor 7 KIKKI GRENDAL Northern Montana College, B. S. , Social Science, Physical Education, Seventh Grade Class Sponsor, Annual Co-Advisor LAWRENCE GREEN Northern Montana College, B. S., English, Honor Society Advisor JOHN HASH LEY University of Wyoming, B. S. , Vocational Agriculture, Mechanical Drawing, Future Farmers of America Advisor 8 MARILYN LUND Montana State University, B. S., Mathematics, Guidance Director HELEN MAXWELL University of Montana, B. A. , Psychology, Home Economics, Library, Guidance Director, Future Homemakers of America Advisor DONALD MURRAY College of Great Falls, B. A., Band, Chorus, American History, Pep Club Advisor WILLIAM PETERSON Northern Montana College, B. S., Science, Physical Education, Athletic Director, Football Coach, Junior High Basketball Coach, Freshman Class Sponsor, Lettermen's Club Advisor RUSSELL RUTTINGER Western Montana College, B. S., Science, Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach, Wrestling Coach ROBERT SCHWARTZ Junior High Principal, Northern Montana College, B. S., Mathematics, English EARL SOLLE Rocky Mountain College, B. S., Social Science, Library, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Basket- ball Coach, Sophomore Class Sponsor i 10 Rick, I told you to do this one. Please, are you the guidance director? How can you type with all these books on your Carol, I didn't know you had a 'crush' on the Russians! type writer? 11 Maintenance 12 Dewey Hannum, high school custodian Richard Bush, assistant high school custodian Valedictorian Salutatorian Senior Members Of Honor Society Carol Chauvet Colleen Branagan Fay Allderdice Linda Balazic Tom Beaudette Robert Bold Jeanette Dixon Jeanine Jenkins Patty Mo ns on Debbie Quinn Vonnie Robertson Cheryl Rutledge Signe Ska a lure Bonnie Sorensen Betty Vallie Jay Worrall CAROL JEAN CHAUVET COLLEEN THERESA BRANAGAN Class Motto: “The World May Slide, But We Will Stand Strong.” L. TO R.: Steve Peterson, Student Council Represent- ative; Jay Worrall, Secretary; Doug Williams, Vice President; Verlin Reichelt, President of the senior class. 14 Class Flower. Mum Class Ring FAY SUSAN ALLDERDICE VICKI MARIE BAKKE UNDA LOUISE BALAZIC THOMAS RAYMOND BEAUDETTE WAYNE EDWIN BEELER GERALD EDWARD BUSS ROBERT REINHA RD BOLD DENNIS ROSS CUNE UNDA LOU CUNE ROGER RONALD CLIXBY JEANETTE MARIE DIXON PHILIP RUSSEL ENSLEY JANET JOEL FRANKLIN GRUBB VICTORIA LOUISE HALVERSON 16 STEVEN JAY PETERSON STEVEN STANLEY PLENINCER RONALD JOHN NIVENS PATRICK JOSEPH NOBLE GREGORY CHARLES PECK 17 DEBRA LOUISE QUINN CAROL ANN REICHELT VERLIN LEROY REICHELT VONNIE DIANE ROBERTSON CHERYL LYNN RUTLEDGE SIGNE ANN SKAALURE CAROL ANN SMITH VICKI LYN SOHM 18 BONNIE JANETTE SORENSEN DENNIS DEE STEVENS JAMES JOSEPH TREPINA Senior Class Activities FAY SUSAN ALLDERDICE Speech Club 2,3,4, NFL 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4, Play 4, State 4, National Thespian League 3,4; FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Library 3; Office Staff 4; High School Week 4; Science Award 4. VICKI MARIE BAKKE Chorus 1,2,3; FHA 1, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Drill Team 3; Office Staff 4. LINDA LOUISE BALAZIC Band 1; Chorus 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Sandy Sixteen 3.4, State 3, Musical 3; Speech Club 1,2; FHA 1.3.4, Student Council 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Drill Team 3; Honor Society 3,4; Library 1,4; Guidance Staff 1. THOMAS RAYMOND BEAUDETTE Tom Band 1,2,3, Dance Band 1,2,3, Chamber Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3,4, President 4, Sandy Sixteen 3.4, State 3, Musical 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player 4; Track 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, President 4; Science Club 1; Class President 3; Boys State 3. WAYNE EDWIN BEELER Chorus 4, Sandy Sixteen 4; Football 2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Free Throw Trophy 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Rouser Staff 4. GERALD EDWARD BLISS Jerry Transfer from Gilford High School 3; Chorus 3; Class Play 4. ROBERT REINHARD BOLD Speech Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4, State 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, State Parliamentarian 4, Historian 3, State Farmer 4; Pep Club 4; Boys State 3; Student Council Vice- President 4; Sno Ball King 4. COLLEEN THERESA BRANAGAN Salutatorian Band 1,2,3, Chamber Band 1,2; Chorus 2,3,4, Vice President 3, Sandy Sixteen 2,3,4, State 2.3.4, All-State Chorus 3, Musical 3; Speech Club 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 4, State 2,3,4; B Squad Cheerleader 1, A Squad Cheerleader 2; FHA 1,3,4, Songleader 3,4, Junior Miss 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Drill Team 3; Girls State 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Rouser Co-editor 4; VFW Voice of Democracy Contest Winner 4; Elks Most Valuable Student Contest, 3rd, 4. CAROL JEAN CHAUVET Valedictorian Band 1,2, 3,4, Chamber Band 1,2,4, Honor Band 3; Chorus 2,3, Sandy Sixteen 3, State 3; Class Play 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4, State Reporter 4, Crisco Award 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Drill Team 3; Girls State Alternate 3; Honor Society 2.3.4, President 4; Office Staff 3,4; Guidance Staff 4; Annual Co-editor 4, Silver Key Award 4; Elks Most Valuable Student Contest, 1st, 4; High School Week 4; Girl's Citizenship Award 4. DENNIS ROSS CLINE Chorus 3; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4, National Convention 4, Bronze Award 4; Pep Club 1. LINDA LOU CUNE Band 1,2; Speech Club 1; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1.2, 3,4, Pom-Pon Girl 3, Drill Team 3; Library 4; Guidance Staff 4; Rouser Staff 4. ROGER RONALD CLIXBY Chorus 3,4, Sandy Sixteen 4; Drama Club 2,3,4, State 3,4, Best Supporting Actor at State 3, Play 3.4, National Thespian League 3,4; Football 1.2, 3, 4, All-Conference Team 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2, 3,4; Rouser Staff 4; Best Thespian Award 4. JEANETTE MARIE DIXON Transfer from Canada 4; Chorus 4, Sandy Sixteen 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Society 4. PHILIP RUSSEL ENSLEY Phil Band 3,4, Chamber Band 4; Chorus 3,4, Sandy Sixteen 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Track 1; Lettermen's Club 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1.2, 3,4; Science Club 1,2. JANET LYNN FOUSSARD Chorus 3, Sandy Sixteen 3; FHA 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 4, Crisco Award 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Drill Team 3, Pom-Pon Girl 2; Science Club 1,2,3; Ag Ball Queen 3; Sno Ball Queen 4; Library 1,2, 3,4; Office Staff 4; Guidance Staff 2,4; Rouser Staff 4. JOEL FRANKLIN GRUBB Skip Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4. VICTORIA LOUISE HALVERSON Vicki Band 1 ,2,3,4, Stage Band 3,4, Chamber Band 2,4; Chorus 2,3,4, Sandy Sixteen 3,4, State 3, All-State Chorus 4, Arion Award 4; Speech Club 2,3; Drama Club 2,3, National Thespian League 3; FHA 1,2, 3,4, Local Reporter 3, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1,3,4, Student Council 4, Drill Team 3. JEANINE ELIN JENKINS Speech Club 1,2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Student Council 4, Outstanding Speaker Award 4; NFL 2.3.4, State 2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2, 3,4, National Thespian League 2,3,4; FHA 1,2, Betty Crocker Award 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Library 1,2,3,4; Office Staff 3,4; Rouser Co- editor 4; VFW Voice of Democracy Contest Winner 3,4; American Legion Oratorical Contest Winner 3.4, KAREN ANN JOHNSON Speech Club 1; Drama Club 4, State 4; B Squad Cheerleader 1,2, A Squad Cheerleader 3,4; FHA 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Student Council 3, President 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Student Council Secretary 4; Guidance Staff 4; Rouser Staff 4. PATRICIA COLEEN MONSON Patty Class Play 4; FHA 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Guidance Staff 4. GARY FRED N1MMICK Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3. Senior Class Activities RONALD J. NIVENS Ron Pep Club 3,4; Rouser Staff 4. PATRICK JOSEPH NOBLE Pat Chorus 3,4, Sandy Sixteen 3,4, State 3, Musical 3; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Class Vice President 3; Rouser Staff 4. GREGORY CHARLES PECK Greg Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 2.3.4, STEPHEN .JAY PETERSON Steve Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Class President 1,2, Student Council 4; High School Week 4. STEVE STANLEY PLENINGER Basketball 2; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2; FFA 1,2, 3,4, Vice-President 4, National Convention 4, Star Farmer Award 4, Dennis LaBuda Personal Achieve- ment Award 4. DEBRA LOUISE QUINN Debbie Band 1, 2,3,4, Chamber Band 1,2,4, Honor Band 3, Treasurer 3, State 4; Chorus 3; Speech Club 1.2, 3, 4, NFL 2,3,4, State 2,3,4; Drama Club 2.3.4, Play 2,3,4, State 3; FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1.2, 3,4, Drill Team 3, Color Guard 4; Girls State Alternate 3; Honor Society 2,3,4, Student Council 4; Guidance Staff 3,4; High School Week 4. CAROL ANN REICHELT Sparky Band 1, 2; Chorus 2,3, Sandy Sixteen 3, Musical 3; Class Play 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; VFS Voice of Democracy Contest Winner 4. VERLIN LEROY REICHELT Verl Band 1,2, 3,4, Honor Band 3, Chamber Band 1,2,4, Stage Band 3, TJB 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Honor Choir 2, Sandy Sixteen 2,3,4, State 3, Musical 3; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4, State 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4, Most Improved Player 2, State 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 1.2, Student Council 3; Boys State 3; Prom King 4; Athlete of the Year Award 4. VONNIE DIANE ROBERTSON Chorus 3,4, Sandy Sixteen 3,4, State 3, Musical 3; Speech Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4, NFL 3,4, Most Improved Speaker Award 4; Class Play 4; FFA Chapter Sweetheart 4; FHA 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Class Secretary 1; Prom Queen 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Library 4; Office Staff 4. CHERYL LYNN RUTLEDGE Chorus 1,2,3, FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,3,4, Drill Team 3; Honor Society 4; Library 3,4; Office Staff 4; Annual Co-editor 4. SIGNE ANN SKAALURE Band 1, 2,3,4, Honor Band 3, Chamber Band 1.2.4, Secretary 3, Librarian 2; Chorus I, 2, 3,4, Vice President 1, Secretary 3, Musical 3, Sandy Sixteen 3,4, State 3; Speech Club 1,2, 3,4, Presi- dent 4, Secretary 3, State 2,3,4, NFL 2,3,4; Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, National Thespian League 2.3.4, Play 1,2, 3,4; FHA 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Color Guard 4; Girls State 3; Student Body President 4; Office Staff 3,4; Rouser Staff 4; Carnival Queen 4. CAROL ANN SMITH Smitty Band 1, Chamber Band 1; Speech 1,2,3, NFL 2, 3; Drama Club 2,3, National Thespian League 2,3; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 2,3; Office Staff 3,4. VICKI LYN SOHM Chorus 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Drill Team 3, Pom-Pon Girl 2; Science Club 2; Office Staff 4; Rouser Staff 4. BONNIE JANETTE SORENSEN Band 1, 2,3,4, Chamber Band 1,2,4; Speech Club 1; FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Drill Team 3; Honor Society 2,3,4, DENNIS DEE STEVENS Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Science Club 1; Boys State Alternate 3. JAMES JOSEPH TREPINA Jim FFA 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4. BETTY ROSE VALUE Chorus 3; FHA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Honor Society 4; Guidance Staff 4; Rouser Staff 4. DOUGLAS FORREST WILLIAMS Doug Band 1,2, 3, 4, Student Director 4, Chamber Band 1,2,4, Honor Band 3, TJB 3,4, Stage Band 1.2, 3,4, John Philip Sousa Award 4; Drama Club 1.2, 3,4, National Thespian League 3,4, Play 2, Musical 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, President 4; Stage Technician 3,4; Class Vice President 2,4; Rouser Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; VFW Voice of Democracy Contest Winner 4; Elks Leadership Contest, 1st, 4. LINDA RAE WILLIAMS FHA 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4, Drill Team 3, Pom-Pon Girl 2. ROBERT LEE WILLIAMS Football 1,2, 3,4, Co-captain 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4, State 2,3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; FHA Chapter Beau 4; Carnival King 4. JAY EDWARD WORRALL Basketball 1; Class Play 4; FFA 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4, State Farmer 4; Honor Society 3,4; Ag Ball King 3; Class Secretary 4; Boys State 3; Boy's Citizenship Award 4. Carol Chauvet receiving the valedictorian's award. Colleen Branagan receiving the salutatorian's award. Class Of 1968 Friday morning, May 17, 1968, the senior class left on their sneak trip to Flathead Lake. During their stay they enjoyed many activities. They returned Sunday afternoon to prepare for baccalaureate that evening. Reverend Adams conducted the service. Following baccalaureate the local churches honored the seniors with a reception in the F. E. Miley School. Wednesday morning, May 22, the mothers of the seniors served the Senior Breakfast in tine Methodist Fellowship Hall. That evening the forty-one seniors in their caps and gowns marched down the aisles to receive their diplomas. After the valedictory and salutatory, given by Carol Chauvet and Colleen Branagan, respectively, Dr. George Craig of Northern Montana College gave his commencement address, ’’Education Made to Order. ” Signe Skaalure entertained by singing ’’Graduation Day.” 23 Mr. Chvilicek, class sponsor, present- ing the class. May 22, 1968 Senior Class Play Come on my 'lil Sugah-Foots, just give me one little smooch. f ----------— Here's your water and a tranquilizer, Auntie. r r Oh Pappy, don't you remember your little boy? ! My darling, I have found you at last. December 14, 1967 iWT— Why you young whippersnappers, how dare you sneak up 24 on me like that. UNDERCLASSMEN Junior L. TO R.: Robin Hurd, Vice President; Ida Steven, President; Don Stack, Student Council Represent- ative; Kirsten Skaalure, Secretary of the junior class. Roger Cook Lyle Courtnage Raymond Courtnage Bobbie Kay Drew Cheryl Drew Les Drew Francis Dyrland Beth Eatinger Diane Edwards Patricia Farley Vernon Geiser Joey Halter Patti Hamium Carolyn Hansen Fred Hashley Bonnie Haugen Jill Henderson Evelyn Humes Edean Berglund Walter Bold Kim Brady Glenn Braun Vicki Cline Betty Cook 26 Class Teresa Humphrey Robin Hurd Linda Jappe Sharon LaBuda Gene Livers Steve Madison London Bridge is Falling down. Jerry Peterson Les Pleninger Ed Ray Ted Re iche It Dewey Robertson Ralph Schwartz Jack Severson Don Silvan Phil Silvan Kirsten Skaalure Don Stack Ida Steven Emery Stevens Alan Weaver Carla Williams 27 Calvin Bakke Wanda Berlinger Barbara Branagan Karen Brown Mary Burgess Linell Butler William Christofferson Sharon Cline Guy Cornett Rachel Danreuther Joyce Geiser Doug Grubb Sharon Halley Betty Handl Kenny Haugen Sophomore Well, it's about time you ask me to the prom! 28 Elmer Mertz Pete Miller Jane Murphy Ron Olson Peggy O'Malley Nora Ophus Eileen Ostrom Gerald Ray Linda Ray Lenore Re ic he It Connie Robertson Richard Roth Amy Runnion Tom Sheehy Chuck Simpson Class L. TO R.: Peggy O'Malley, Vice President; Eileen Ostrom, President, Chris Larson, Student Council Representative; Rachel Danreuther, Secretary of the sophomore class. 29 Freshman L. TO R.: Carla Peck, President; Ginny Humes, Secretary; Dick Kalanic� :, Student Council Representative; Rocky Zaparynuk, Vice President of the freshman class. Cheryl Braun John Cline Rodney Cooke Donny Cooke Cheryl Darlington Faith Dixon Mark Eatinger Locky Edwards Jerry Faber Patty Hammond Ginny Humes Dick Kalanick Andy LaBuda Chris McCafferty Lorraine Nepil Barbara Berglund Sue Bliss Harry Bold '•a 30 Class Lonnie, what are you learning?! ? Carla Peck Keith Pleninger Rick Pokomy Lonnie Roberts Kathy Robertson Lilly Rose Roy Runnion Mama Sluggett Scott Stave Maureen Sternberg Morris Sternberg Elaine Tyler Kevin Upham Paula Williams Rocky Zaparynuk 31 Allen Adams Sandy Averill Luanne Beeler Eddie Blazek Connie Bond Glenna Branagan Linda Burgess Delores Cikrit Carrie Cline Karen Cook Sidney Cook Carol Cooke Wade Drew Jim Drga Lindra Fisher Lynette Gullickson Jack Halter Dusty Haugen Kelly Jenkins L. TO R.: Randy Williams, Student Council Representative; Larry Myers, President; Luanne Beeler, Vice President; Janet Sheehy, Secretary of the eight grade class. 32 Billy La Bud a Becky Lobdell Rae Ann McCafferty Tom McNeil Larry Myers Cliff Nepil Frank Nivens 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 Grade Eighth grade girls entertaining. 33 Mr. Peck giving graduation address. Randy Beaudette Diane Beirwagen Marian Berlinger Julie Bitz Nona Bitz Linda Bond Colleen Brady Leslie Braun Ronald Butler Calvin Cook Kenyon Cook Wade Cook Cheryl Cornett Teresa Courtnage Rusty Danreuther Donita Darlington Russell Darlington Keith Ensley Eugene Farley Nita Fisher Seventh Grade L. TO R.: Rusty Danreuther, President; Curt Reichelt, Student Council Representative; Donita Darlington, Secretary; Tom Grubb, Vice President of the seventh grade class. Tom Grubb Howie Hammond Arlene Humes Frank LaBuda Ralph Merrill Darrell Nepil Monica Nivens Roxeen Osterman Ronnie Pearson Tim Pegar Corinne Reichelt Curt Reichelt Alreen Rice Shane Roberts Jim Silvan Eric Skaalure Judy Trepina Ricki Tyler Paula Wilson Jeanette Worrall 34 F. E. Miley Elementary School JOHN F. O'MALLEY University of Montana, B.A., M.E., Ele- mentary Principal, Mathematics, Lunch Room Supervisor, Assistant Track Coach Principal’s Message Graduates of 1968: A young person starting out today should analyze his own problems, prepare himself, perfect his thinking, and be ready and willing to face the inevitable failures and discourage- ments. I would not depend too much on a fairy godmother pointing out the Road of Success. I would be more inclined to do some surveying and mapmaking of my own. Congratula- tions! Sincerely, 35 Grade School Faculty MRS. A MAN MRS. HASH LEY MRS. MILLER MRS. MORLOCK MRS. HUMES MRS. OJALA MRS. TUFFLEY Luanne Beaudette Kenny Berlinger Sharon Berlinger Wayne Berlinger Elliot Blazek Ricky Chauvet Randy Cline Calvin Dumas Randy Fisher Johannes Grosen Nancy Gullickson Gay Halter Harvey Keller Jo Ann Kuest Dolly LaBuda Alma Lanning Larry Ophus Nancy Ray Bruce Robertson Randy Rose Ray Sibra Steve Sibra Jan Silvan Willie Smith Loren Terry Jon Tester Lorie Tyler Sheila Yirsa Amber Zaparynuk Sixth Grade 37 Holly Adams Sharon Brown Patty Burgess Susan Burgess Melanie Bush Tamie Christofferson Barbara Cline Dale Cline Rodney Cook Ross Durham Julie Eatinger Craig Edwards Jon Fisher John Green Kim Isbell David LaBuda Diane LaBuda Curtis Larson Harold Lobdell Frank Maxwell Dennis Mertz Billy McCafferty Russell Moes Delores Ophus Mark Ostrom Billy Otto Jane Otto John Reichelt Gaylen Rice Jay Ritland Randy Robertson John Rose Bruce Schwartz Guy Shervold Wayne Silvan Wyatt Ska a lure Larry Whetham Steven Wickwire Roger Works Gayla Wortman Kenny Yirsa Fifth Grade 38 Demrece Ray Wayne Ray Will Rice Steve Skaalure Eizoo T erry Andy Turk Diane Tyler Marie Works Jeanette Bahnmiller Joe Bahnmiller Mark Bitz Nola Bitz Virginia Bond Sheila Cline Colleen Cook Sharon Cook Delores Cooke Debbie Courtnage Keith Danreuther Joleen Darlington Ricky Fisher Harry Green Elizabeth Grosen Knute Heen Bill Isbell Sharyl Jenkins Hank Knottnerus Mike O'Malley Karolee Ophus Verna Otto Ralph Pegar Calvin Pleninger Fourth Grade 39 Brent A man Wayne Ayers Dennis Bahnmiller Robert Balazic Duane Beirwagen Jeanette Berlinger Scott Brady Richard Brown Lawrence Bold Susan Bond Douglas Braun Eldon Burgess Vance Butler Clayton Christofferson Yvonne Cornett Ricky Darlington Robert Fisher Marti Genereux Douglas Hashley Eric Heen Jo Ellen Hines Charlotte Jenkins Marty Jorgensen Carl Knottnerus Shaun Matsko Glen Nadeau Tammy Nivens Louise Otto Clay Rice Joy Rice William Romine Madeliva Russette Marjory Sheehy Ralph Simpson Arleen Sorensen 40 Third Grade Ronald Sternberg Jeff Svennungsen Danny Tyler Cheryl Whetham John Beaudette Cherie Beirwagen Linda Berlinger Wesley Berlinger Carol Danreuther Marlys Darlington Amy Dixon Walter Eatinger Darla Eve Ronnie Fisher Gary Gullickson Jeanne Haaland Sherry Hayward Alvin Jenkins Wilfred Knottnerus Kelly Kulbeck Art McCafferty Brian Nadeau Randy Nivens Randy Pearson Pete Peck Clyde Pegar Mike Pursley Lisa Ray Kay Rice Scott Roberts Andy Romine Steve Rose Lynn Silvan Kevin Skaalure .VaOa CaCaOaTa ( AtSiV yyyyyvvyy yyyyyyyy X v y v y l .v ilkN I ¥ V Second Grade 41 It's Valentine's Day. Alan Archibald Joseph Ayers Alan Bahnmiller Brian Bahnmiller Amy Bitz Lavem Burgess Wendy Christofferson Suzette Cole Cinda Genereux Kim Geyer Mark Grose n Tim Hayward Donna Hines Pa mella Isbell Donnie Jenkins Sheila Jenkins Debbie Jorgenson Russell Jorgenson John Kuest Charles LaBuda April Lockhart Beverly Otto Duane Otto Robin Pearson Clay Ray Benny Rice Kenny Ritland Loretta Russette First Grade 42 Learning vowel sounds. Carnival Candidates November4, 1967 Patty Hammond and Garland Nimmick, FRESHMAN candidates 44 Ida Steven and Don Stack, JUNIOR candidates Kerry Upham and Marla Jappe, SOPHOMORE candi- dates King Robert Williams 'v lQueen Signe Skaalure Carniva ; ' tF Queen Janet Foussard — Sno Balt King Walter Bold Prom Candidates Janet Foussard and Joel Grubb April 27, 1968 Karen Johnson and Robert Williams Signe Skaalure and Tom Beaudette 48 Juniore and Seniore leading the Grand March. Carol Reichelt, Les Drew, Colleen Branagan, and Gary Nimmick during the Grand March, King Verlin Reichelt and Queen Vonnie Robertson, Scenes From The Junior-Senior Prom Dance time 50 Ida Steven, Junior Class President, at the Prom Banquet. Karen Johnson Secretary Student Council L. TOR.: Curt Re ic he It, Dick Kalanick, Randy Williams, Amy Runnion, Linda Balazic, Debbie Quinn, Robert Bold, Mr. Hammond, Advisor; Signe Skaalure, Karen Johnson, Robert Williams, Jeanine Jenkins, Chris Larson, Vicki Halverson, Steve Peterson. 52 Honor Society ROW 1, L. to R.: Mr. Hammond, Principal; Carol Chauvet, Ida Steven, Bonnie Sorensen, Debbie Quinn, Kirsten Skaalure, Connie Monson, Patty Monson, Jay Worrall, Evie Humes, Carolyn Hansen. ROW 2: Mr. Chvilicek, Mr. Green, Advisor; Tom Beaudette, Robin Hurd, Ted Reichelt, Ed Ray, Kim Brady, Fred Hashley, Signe Skaalure, Linda Balazic, Jeanette Dixon. ROW 3: Marla Jappe, Vonnie Robertson, Colleen Branagan, Connie Robertson, Janice Jurenka, Fay Allderdice, Diane Edwards, Amy Runnion, Gaye Keller, Linda Ray, Jeanine Jenkins. Realizing that belonging to Honor Society should be more than an '’honor11, this year's club made several serious attempts to enable more students to become members. This year, for the first time, students were exempted from taking semester tests in classes in which they had maintained a B average or better during the semester. In the spring, Honor Society sponsored a school clean-up day, during which all students participated in an effort to improve the appearance of the school grounds. Each year Big Sandy has added many more students to the list of scholars in the National Honor Society. Pre-requisites for joining this society include being on the honor roll for three consecutive six-weeks’ periods, being reviewed by a faculty committee, and being voted into the society by the present members. Honor Society Officers L. to R.: Patty Monson, Vice President; Ida Steven, Secretary; Debbie Quinn, Student Council Representative; Carol Chauvet, President. 53 Girls State Delegates L. to R.: Debbie Quinn, Alternate; Signe Skaalure, Colleen Branagan, Carol Chauvet, Alternate. Boys State Delegates L. to R.: Tom Beaudette, Robert Williams, Alternate; Robert Bold, Jay Worrall, Dennis Stevens, Alternate- Verlin Reichelt. 54 Science Club is an organization com- posed of students who are interested in increasing their understanding of science. This year the Club hosted the District Science Fair, which proved to be very successful. Gaye Keller, a sophomore, was the only student representing Big Sandy High School in state competition. Her project, Differentiation of Two Montana Grass Viruses on the Basis of Their Host Range, received an award of Superior at the District Science Fair and an award of Good at the State Sci- ence Fair. Some of the exhibits displayed at the District Science Science Club ROW 1, L. to R.: Mr. Chvilicek, Advisor; Marla Jappe, Vice President; Diane Edwards, President; Janice Jurenka, Secretary; Amy Runnion, Student Council Representative. ROW 2: Glenna Wortman, Carol Cooke, Locky Edwards, Rodney Cook, Jane Murphy, Gaye Keller. ROW 3: Chris Larson, Frances Dyrland, Roy Runnion, Verlin Reichelt, Stan Weaver, Bud Ray, Les Drew, Kim Brady, Pete Miller. 55 Speech Club Mr. Barsotti, Speech Coach of the Year. L to R.: Jeanine Jenkins, Student Council Represent- ative; Colleen Branagan, vice President; Vonnie Robertson, Secretary; Signe Skaalure, President. ROW 1, L. to R.: L Reichelt, S. Halley, C. Branagan, J. Jenkins, F. Allderdice, L. Nepil, V. Robertson, J. Murphy, K. Robertson, S. LaBuda, M. Sternberg, C. Braun. ROW 2: P. Williams, M. Jappe, J. Jurenka, B. Branagan, P. O’Malley, N. Ophus, P. O'Malley, S. Skaalure, D. Quinn, E. Ostrom, K. Skaalure, M. Sluggett ROW 3: Mr. Barsotti, Advisor; D. Edwards, C. Monson, R. Bold, K. Brady, C. Simpson, R. Clixby, F. Dixon, R. Roth, P. Miller, T. Sheehy, C. Darlington. SPEECH CLUB Big Sandy's Speech Club has had an enviable record in the past few years, and this year's club certainly added honors to the previous record. Taken collectively, the team placed 4th at the District meet, 2nd in Lewistown and Great Falls Central, and took 1st place among the Class B Schools at the Bozeman tournament. The seniors in the club greatly helped to make this year a success. The following is a list of the 5 seniors who placed at different meets: Debbie Quinn in Extemp--2nd District; 3rd, Big Sandy; 3rd, Lewistown; Outstanding Congress- man, Great Falls Central. Signe Skaalure in Humerous—2nd, Big Sandy; 4th, District; 4th, Missoula; 5th, Lewistown. Vonnie Robertson in Original Oratory--2nd, NFL District (Helena); 3rd, Big Sandy; 2nd, Havre, 5th, District. Colleen Branagan and Jeanine Jenkins in Debate--lst, Lewistown; 2nd, Bozeman; 2nd, Chinook; 3rd, Great Falls Public; 3rd, Great Falls Central; 3rd, District; 3rd, NFL District (Helena); 4th, Missoula. Speech Club Officers This year the Drama Club presented The Ball and It's Cold in Them Ther Hills, both one-act comedies. This spring the Club took The Ball to both the District and State Speech and Drama Meets; it received an Excellent rating in state competition. Drama Club ROW 1, L. to R.: Jane Murphy, Signe Skaalure, Nora Ophus, Lenore Reichelt, Sharon LaBuda, Debbie Quinn. ROW 2: Kim Brady, Mr. Barsotti, Advisor; Chuck Simpson, Roger Clixby, Robert Bold, Peggy O'Malley, Jeanine Jenkins. 57 Future Homemakers Of America ROW 1, L. to R. : Mrs. Maxwell, Advisor; C. Chauvet, L. Reichelt, V. Halverson, L. Williams, K. Johnson, R. Williams, Chapter Beau; J. Foussard, C. Branagan, L. Balazic, E. Ostrom, S. LaBuda. ROW 2: J. Hender- son, M. Jappe, A. Runnion, B. Eatinger, V. Cline, P. Farley, L. Cline, P. Hannum, V. Robertson, C. Rutledge, ROW 3: P. O'Malley, R. Danreuther, C. McCafferty, E. Tyler, F. Dixon, P. O'Malley, K. Robertson, S. Bliss, C. Peck. ROW 4: L. Butler, W. Berlinger, B. Vallie, V. Bakke, V. Sohm, M. Sternberg, L. Nepil, P. Hammond, V. Humes. ROW 5: M. Burgess, B. Drew, B. Cook, P. Williams, C. Braun, C. Darlington, M. Sluggett. ROW 6: C. Williams, G. Murphy, J. Murphy, B. Branagan, J. Jurenka, S. Halley, N. Ophus. Officers ROW 1, L. to R.: Vicki Halverson, Treasurer; Linda Williams, Vice President; Karen Johnson, President; Janet Foussard, Secretary; Eileen Ostrom, Parlimentarian; Mrs. Maxwell, Advisor. ROW 2: Lenore Reichelt, Local Reporter; Carol Chauvet, State Reporter; Jill Henderson, Chairman of Recreation; Vonnie Robertson, Chairman of Projects; Colleen Branagan, Song Leader; Linda Balazic, Student Council Representative; Sharon LaBuda, Historian. Chapter Beau Robert Williams 58 State Convention Participants SEATED, L. TO R.: Janet Foussard, Linda Williams, Carla Williams, Linda Cline, Patti Hannum, Sharon LaBuda. STANDING: Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Maxwell, Rachel Danreuther, Jill Henderson, Patty Farley, Geri Murphy, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Danreuther. Junior Miss Carla Williams and Marla Jappe, district president and district song leader, respectively. In an effort to attain their goal of improving the community, the FHA’ers undertook several projects during the 1967-68 school year. Sending Santa Bags to boys in Vietnam, mailing clothes and gifts to Boulder, sponsoring a Charity Ball, initiating a mother-daughter basketball game, serving several banquets, working and babysitting for teachers, and sponsoring Big Sandy's Junior Miss were among their many projects. Carla Williams and Marla Jappe, active members of the local chapter, were honored at the district conven- tion by being elected district presi- dent and district song leader, respectively. Carla's office enabled her to be installed as state vice president of the Montana association of the FHA. Colleen Branagan 59 Steve Pleninger receiving the Personal Achievement Award. Future Farmers Of America ROW 1, L. to R.: Walter Bold, Fred Hashley, Robert Williams, Jay Worrall, Steve Pleninger, Vonnie Robertson, Chapter Sweetheart; Gene Livers, Les Pleninger, Robert Bold. ROW 2: Locky Edwards, Donny Cooke, Andy LaBuda, Keith Pleninger, Rodney Cook, Stan Weaver, Glenn Braun, Jerry Peterson, Jim Trepina, Dewey Robertson. ROW 3: Mark Eatinger, Don Silvan, William Christofferson, John Cline, Roger Cook, Duane Pegar, Alan Merrill, Joel Grubb, Gerald Ray. ROW 4: Mr. Hashley, Advisor; Jerry Faber, Harry Bold, Dick Kalanick, Dennis Cline, Phil Ensley. 60 FFA Officers ROW 1, L. to R.: Fred Hashley, Secretary; Jay Worrall, President; Steve Pleninger, Vice President; Vonnie Robertson, Chapter Sweetheart; Robert Bold, Treasurer. ROW 2: Robert Williams, Student Council Represent- ative; Les Pleninger, Reporter; Gen Livers, Parliamentarian; Walter Bold, Sentinel. ROW 3: Mr. Hashley, Advisor. This year's FFA chapter contributed much time and energy in an effort to carry out the state theme of Leadership. Keith Pleninger was chosen as the Star Greenhand, while his brother Steve was presented with the Personal Achievement Award in recognition of his four years of work in FFA. Mrs. Helen Hashley was given the Degree of Honorary Chapter Farmer. Big Sandy hosted the District FFA Convention this year and several boys won honors in the different categories. During the State Convention, Jay Worrall and Robert Bold were honored by receiving their State Farmer Degrees. Robert was also elected to hold the office of state parliamentarian. Chapter Sweetheart 61 Robert Bold and Jay Worrall, State Farmers Vonnie Robertson Lettermen’s Club rum ts ROW 1, L. to R.: Mr. Graham, L. Courtnage, C. Larson, P. Silvan, R. Williams, T. Beaudette, P. Ensley, A. Merrill, W. Bold, F. Hashley. ROW 2: Mr. Ruttinger, S. Weaver, R. Clixby, G. Peck, S. Peterson, D. Stevens, V. Reichelt, J. Peterson, R. Courtnage, R. Zaparynuk, R. Olson. ROW 3: A. Weaver, E. Steven, E. Ray, J. Grubb, W. Beeler, P. Noble, D. Cline, S. Madison, D. Stack, L. Drew, E. Mertz. Athletic Banquet SPECIAL AWARDS: Football--Bob Williams, Most Valuable. Mr. Tom Parie, MSU football coach, guest speaker at the Athletic Banquet. Cake donated by the sophomore class. 62 Tom Beaudette, president of the Lettermen's Club, was master of ceremonies. Basketball--Tom Beaudette, Most Valuable and Best Rebounder; Wayne Beeler, Highest Free Throw Percentage. Wrestling--Bob Williams, Most Valuable; Fred Hashley, Most Improved. Guidance Staff L. to R.: Mrs. Maxwell, Guidance Counselor; Linda Cline, Janet Foussard, Betty Vallie, Debbie Quinn, Carol Chauvet, Patty Monson. L. to R.: Patti Hannum, Janet Foussard, Linda Cline, Jeanine Jenkins, Cheryl Rutledge, Maureen Sternberg, Faith Dixon, Edean Berglund, Beth Eatinger, Amy Runnion, Mr. Solle, Librarian; Mrs. Maxwell. Library Staff Office Staff L. to R. : Mr. Hammond, Principal; Signe Skaalure, Sharon LaBuda, Vicki Sohm, Vicki Halverson, Vicki Bakke, Connie Monson, Vonnie Robertson, Carol Chauvet, Carol Reichelt, Evie Humes, Cheryl Rutledge, Fay Allder- dice, Janet Foussard, Jeanine Jenkins. 63 SEATED, L. to R.: Jeanine Jenkins, Janet Foussard, Colleen Branagan, Karen Johnson. STANDING, L. to R.: Ron Nivens, Pat Noble, Wayne Beeler, Doug Williams, Roger Clixby, Linda Cline, Vicki Sohm, Signe Skaalure, Mr. Graham, Advisor; Bonnie Haugen, Betty Vallie. The Rouser Staff, led by Co- editors Jeanine Jenkins and Colleen Branagan, publishes monthly the school paper, SANDY ROUSER. The paper is a member of the Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association. Jeanine Jenkins and Colleen Branagan, Co-editors Rouser Staff 64 Pioneer Staff Led By Carol Chauvet And Cheryl Rutledge Carol Chauvet Cheryl Rutledge As a chronicle of school happenings and events, each year the Pioneer Staff edits the PIONEER, the school yearbook, through much hard work and effort, this year’s staff attempted to present a complete photographic review of the 1967-1968 school year at Big Sandy High School. 65 Band Personnel FLUTES: Diane Beirwagen Leslie Braun Lois Chandler Rachel Danreuther Lindra Fisher Peggy O'Malley Nora Ophus Debbie Quinn Corinne Reichelt Lenore Reichelt Rae Nita Reichelt Peggy Simpson CLARINETS: Luanne Beeler Julie Bitz Carol Chauvet Delores Cikrit Nita Fisher Ginny Humes Marla Jappe Lorraine Nepil Darleena Ophus Alreen Rice Marilyn Ritland Kirsten Skaalure Marna Sluggett Ida Steven Paula Williams Jeanette Worrall ALTO CLARINETS: Connie Monson Bonnie Sorensen BASS CLARINET: Barbara Branagan OBOE: Signe Skaalure BASSOON: Sharon Halley ALTO SAXOPHONES: Colleen Brady Lynette Gullickson Ronnie Pearson Keith Pleninger Connie Robertson Roy Runnion TENOR SAXOPHONE FRENCH HORNS: TROMBONES: Vicki Halverson Glenna Branagan Guy Cornett Steve Madison Roger Pearson BARITONE SAXOPHONE Curtis Reichelt Jimmy Silvan Dick Kalanick Verlin Reichelt Eric Skaalure Doug Williams CORNETS: BARITONES: Eddie Blazek Rusty Danreuther DRUMS: Kenyon Cook Jack Severson Kelly Jenkins Arleen Humes Scott Stave Janice Jurenka Roxeen Osterman Larry Myers Duane Pegar BASSES: Darrell Nepil Tom Sheehy Calvin Bakke Patty O'Malley Chuck Simpson Ralph Schwartz Phil Ensley Don Stack Judy Trepina TJB L. to R.: Doug Williams, Chuck Simpson, Alan Merrill, Don Stack, Larry Myers, Ralph Schwartz, Verlin Reichelt. 66 -3US Big Sandy High School's Band had a very busy and successful year. Five con- certs were presented during the year, featuring both the Concert Band and the Chamber Band. Both bands, as well as several solos and ensembles, represent- ed Big Sandy at the District Music Festival. The Chamber Band received a Superior rating, which enabled it to perform at the District Concert. Selected as A11-State Band members were Ida Steven, Ralph Schwartz, and Don Stack, all of whom attended the State Music Festival. Stage Band ROW 1, L. to R.: Dick Kalanick, Vicki Halverson, Roy Runnion, Connie Robertson. ROW 2: Guy Cornett, Roger Pearson, Doug Williams. ROW 3: Tom Sheehy, Chuck Simpson, Ralph Schwartz. ROW 4: Verlin Reichelt, Don Stack, Larry Myers. Sandy Sixteen ROW 1, L. to R.: Colleen Branagan, Ida Steven, Peggy O'Malley, Vicki Halverson, Jeanette Dixon, Marla Jappe, Kirsten Skaalure, Vonnie Robertson, Geri Murphy, Signe Skaalure. ROW 2: Pete Miller, Steve Madison, Roger Clixby, Wayne Beeler, Tom Beaudette, Verlin Reichelt, Fred Hashley, Pat Noble, Phil Ensley. Complementing the Band during this year's concerts, the vocal section of the music department enjoyed a successful year. The sixty-member Chorus and the Sandy Sixteen entertained their audiences throughout the year with songs varying from Negro spirituals to folk songs to classical selections. At the District Music Festival both groups received Excellent ratings. For the first time, guitars, banjos, and bass fiddles were used to ac- company the Sandy Sixteen. Kirsten Skaalure and Vicki Halverson were honored by being chosen to participate in the All-State Chorus. Singing at Baccalaureate concluded the choral activities for the 1967-68 school year. Chorus ROW 1, L. to R. : C. Branagan, P. O'Malley, C. Robertson, B. Berglund, M. Burgess, J. Murphy, G. Murphy, B. Haugen, W. Berlinger, E. Ostrom, P. Hammond, C. Peck, L. Balazic, K. Robertson, S. Signe. ROW 2: I. Steven, J. Dixon, P. O'Malley, E. Berglund, B. Drew, G. Humes, S. Bliss, C. Braun, P. Williams, M. Sluggett, P. Farley, V. Robertson, B. Branagan, J. Jurenka, R. Danreuther. ROW 3: V. Halverson, S. Halley, N. Ophus, K. Terry, F. Hashley, R. Schwartz, P. Noble, S. Madison, M. Jappe, L. Ray, M. Sternberg, C. Monson. ROW 4: A. Weaver, C. Larson, G. Braun, C. Simpson, R. Clixby, T. Beaudette, W. Beeler, V. Reichelt, L. Drew, P. Miller, F. Dixon, K. Skaalure. 68 Pep Club ROW 1, L. to R.: V. Halverson, P. O'Malley, I. Steven, C. Chauvet, K. Skaalure, D. Edwards, G. Branagan, D. Darlington, T. Courtnage, C. Williams, J. Henderson, L. Gullickson, B. Vallie, V. Bakke, J. Dixon, J. Jenkins, L. Balazic, C. Branagan, C. Rutledge, D. Quinn. ROW 2: L. Reichelt, G. Humes, V. Sohm, L. Williams, C. Reichelt, F. Allderdice, V. Robertson, K. Robertson, M. Sternberg, P. O'Malley, E. Berglund, P. Hammond, M. Ritland, D. Ophus, P. Simpson, C. Drew, S. Skaalure, B. Sorensen, P. Monson, C. Monson. ROW 3: K. Brady, S. Madison, F. Dixon, E. Tyler, C. McCafferty, S. Bliss, C. Peck, L. Nepil, M. Jappe, E. Ostrom, P. Farley, L. Ray, N. Bitz, J. Trepina, J. Bitz, P. Wilson, B. Drew, B. Haugen, C. Cline. ROW 4: R. Tyler, S. Roberts, R. Cook, W. Berlinger, K. Kulbeck, C. Cooke, R. McCafferty, K. Sibra, L. Beeler, R. Reichelt, J. Sheehy, D. Cikrit, C. Brady, C. Reichelt, A. Humes, N. Fisher, R. Osterman, L Braun, J. Worrall. ROW 5: J. Cline, D. Cooke, G. Keller, B. Eatinger, A. Runnion, R. Bold, T. Sheehy, R. Nivens, L. Chandler, C. Darlington, M. Sluggett, P. Williams, C. Braun, L. Butler, K. Terry, P. Hannum, E. Humes, R. Danreuther. ROW 6: P. Silvan, D. Robertson, R. Clixby, P. Miller, R. Williams, S. Weaver, A. Merrill, S. Pleninger, G. Livers, L. Pleninger, G. Murphy, J. Murphy, N. Ophus, J. Jurenka, B. Branagan, J. Foussard, L. Cline. ROW 7: D. Williams, Mr. Murray, Advisor. Color Guard Signe Skaalure and Debbie Quinn Pep Club Officers ROW 1, L. to R.: Ida Steven, Vice President; Doug Williams, Pres- ident; Carol Chauvet, Treasurer. ROW 2: Kirsten Skaalure, Secretary; Vicki Halverson, Student Council Representative; Evie Humes, Cheer Queen. 69 The purpose of the Awards Night program is to acknowledge and honor those students who have excelled in scholastic and extra-cur- ricular activities. Awards May Mr. Murray selects Doug Williams for the John Philip Sousa Award. Mr. Peterson presents Verlin Reichelt with the Athlete of the Year Award. Verlin's senior year in athletics was marked with outstanding achievement in three sports--football, basketball, and track. 70 Mr. Hammond presents Student Body President Signe Skaalure. Night 24, 1968 Mr. Barsotti con- gratulates Roger Clixby as winner of the Best Thespian Award. Outstanding FFA members receive awards in recognition of their ac- complishments in the organization. Mrs. Dixon and Mr. A man announce winners of the Voice of Democracy Contest. The winners were Colleen Branagan, Vonnie Robertson, Carol Reichelt, and Doug Williams. OTHER SPECIAL AWARDS: Science Award—Fay Allderdice Outstanding Speaker Award--Jeanine Jenkins Betty Crocker Award—Jeanine Jenkins Crisco Award--Carol Chauvet Silver Key Award--Carol Chauvet Cheerleader Award--Karen Johnson I Dare You Leadership A ward--Doug Williams Girl's Citizenship Award—Carol Chauvet Boy's Citizenship Award--Jay Worrall Vonnie Robertson receives the Most Improved Speaker Award. Mr. Murray gives Vicki Halverson the Arion Award for being the most outstand- ing music student. 71 Cheerleaders L. to R.: Evelyn Humes, Cheer Queen; Karen Johnson, Carla Williams, Teresa Humphrey. Junior High L. to R.: Ginny Humes, Rachel Danreuther, FRONT: Lyne«.te Gullickson. MIDDLE: Teresa Courtnage, Donita Patty Hammond. Darlington. BACK: Glenna Branagan. 72 Football KNEELING, L. to R.: Pat Noble, Monte Jappe, Jerry Faber, Guy Cornett, Alan Weaver, Chuck Simpson, Riv. rd Roth, Emery Stevens, Rocky Zaparynuk, Alan Merril, Chris Larson, Ron Olson, Jack Severson, Steve Madison, Garland Nimmick, Morris Sternberg. STANDING, L. to R.: Mr. Solle, Assistant Coach; Raymond Courtnage, Robin Hurd, Robert Williams, Les Drew, Fred Hashley, Dennis Stevens, Verlin Reichelt, Wayne Beeler, Tom Beaudette, Stan Weaver, Ed Ray, Lyle Courtnage, Don Stack, Roger Clixby, Greg Peck, Mr. Peterson, Coach. B Squad KNEELING, L. to R.: Jerry Faber, Guy Cornett, Chuck Simpson, Emery Stevens, Alan Merrill, Chris Larson, Ron Olson, Jack Severson, Morris Sternberg. STANDING, L. to R.: Monte Jappe, Richard Roth, Les Drew Fred Hashley, Rocky Zaparynuk, Stan Weaver, Robin Hurd, Garland Nimmick. 74 Football Seniors Pat Noble - Back Verlin Reichelt - Back Wayne Beeler - End Tom Beaudette - Tackle Greg Peck - End Robert Williams - Guard Dennis Stevens - End Roger Clixby - Center 75 Season Record OPPONENT We They Fort Benton 0 19 Chinook 20 25 Valier 24 12 Sunburst 6 7 Harlem 6 6 Fairfield 14 20 Browning 6 7 Chester 38 21 Touchdown! Although the Pioneers won only two games and tied one, it is interesting to note that out of the five games they lost, three of them were lost by only one point. Chosen to be on the All-Confer- ence Team were two seniors, Roger Clixby and Robert Williams. Verlin Reichelt throwing a pass. Block the kick! 76 Where the going gets tough! Roger Clixby making a tackle. Catch it, Don. 77 Basketball KNEELING, L. to R.: Mr. Graham, Coach; Kim Brady, Manager; Mr. Solle, Assistant Coach. STANDING, L. to R.: Alan Merrill, Raymond Courtnage, Ralph Schwartz, Bud Ray, Dennis Cline, Wayne Beeler, Tom Beaudette, Verlin Reichelt, Stan Weaver, Rocky Zaparynuk, Lyle Courtnage, Doug Grubb. B Squad KNEELING, L. to R.: Chris Larson, Kenny Haugen, Scott Stave, Jerry Faber, Tom Sheehy, Rick Pokorney, Chuck Simpson. STANDING, L. to R.: Francis Dyrland, Manager; Guy Cornett, Kerry Upham, Monte Jappe, Les Drew, Harry Bold, Richard Roth, Roy Runnion, Dick Kalanick, Mr. Solle, Coach. 78 79 Verlin Re iche It - Forward Tom Beaudette - Center Basketball Action This past season the Pioneers had a conference record of 2-10. In the Divisional Tournament, Big Sandy defeated Chinook, who went on the State Tournament to receive the first-place trophy. Tom Beaudette, center for the Pioneers, was chosen for the All- Conference basketball team, while Wayne Beeler and Rocky Zaparynuk were chosen for the second team. Wayne Beeler, highest free throw percentage T. Beaudette, E. Ray, and W. Beeler Season Scores Varsity OPPONENT Box Elder Conrad Cut Bank Conrad Fairfield Plentywood Huntley Project Havre Central Chester Malta Box Elder Fort Benton Harlem Chinook Havre Central Chester Malta Fort Benton Harlem Chinook Fairfield Cut Bank Chinook Fort Benton Havre Central WE TFffiY 48 70 47 66 30 52 51 66 51 53 46 51 57 49 59 62 69 53 52 80 63 57 58 64 43 57 48 53 59 76 72 89 63 66 58 70 60 64 52 42 67 56 74 64 69 60 53 68 49 52 Fort Benton Invitational Tournament Divisional Tournament at Havre 80 T. Beaudette and W. Beeler Tom Beaudette, most valuable player and top rebounder. K. Upham and A. Merrill Season Scores Junior Va rsity OPPONENT Box Elder Conrad Cut Bank Gilford Kremlin Havre Central Chester Malta Box Elder Fort Benton Harlem Chinook Havre Central Chester Malta Fort Benton Harlem Chinook Fairfield Cut Bank WE THEY 69 53 34 53 31 73 38 31 50 70 37 43 46 58 44 48 63 47 45 60 56 48 54 72 39 35 46 64 42 62 45 91 54 61 31 52 58 63 33 22 81 D. Grubb, M. Sternberg, S. Weaver and A. Merrill Wrestling KNEELING, L. to R.: Jack Severson, Don Trepina, Steve Madison, Emery Stevens, Ron Olson, Phil Silvan. STANDING, L. to R.: Robert Williams, Dennis Stevens, Fred Hashley, Glenn Braun, Walter Bold, Mr. Ruttin- ger, Coach. Senior Wrestlers 82 Robert Williams - 165 pound class Dennis Stevens - 145 pound class This year the Pioneer grapplers had a record of 9-7. Only three of these seven losses were lost in actual wrestling points; the other four losses can be attributed to the Pioneers forfeiting an average of 15 points per match. In the Northern Divisional Tournament, Big Sandy placed first for Class B-C schools with 42 points. Reverse him, Don. Ron in control. 83 Pin him, Robert INDIVIDUAL RECORDS OF STATE WRESTLERS Jack Severson WINS 14 LOSSES 9 Steve Madison 20 3 Walter Bold 16 4 Robert Williams 20 4 Fred Hashley 17 3 Keep him on the mat, Steve. Fred collecting riding time. Easy does it, Walter. Season Scores OPPONENT WE THEY Havre Central 35 11 Havre Public 26 25 Valier 31 25 Glasgow 8 44 Havre Central 31 3 Great Falls Russell 19 33 Malta 13 36 Great Falls Central 35 10 Great Falls Public 26 24 Havre Public 24 26 Valier 27 25 Great Falls Public 19 29 Malta 12 37 Denton 47 15 Great Falls Central 37 15 Great Falls Russell 21 27 84 f rack ROW 1, L. to R.: Wade Drew, Manager; Alan Weaver, Ron Olson, Guy Cornett, Richard Roth, Morris Stern- berg, Chris Larson, Kenneth Haugen. ROW 2: Ed Ray, Doug Grubb, Lee Drew, Verlin Reichelt, Stan Weaver, Rocky Zaparynuk, Monte Jappe. Junior High ROW 1, L. to R.: Jim Drga, Tom McNeil, Bill LaBuda, Cliff Nepil, Jack Halter, Darrell Nepil, Curtis Reichelt. ROW 2: Dusty Haugen, Howie Hammond, Allen Adams, Roger Pearson, Rusty Danreuther, Ronnie Pearson. 85 Verlin Reichelt, most valuable track member Verlin Reichelt high jumping This year the athletic department of Big Sandy presented its first Athlete of the Year Award to Verlin Reichelt, a three-sport letterman. Verlin was quarterback of the football team, a starting forward on the basketball team, and the most valu- able track team member. His senior year in athletics was marked with dedication and hard work. Track Action Scoring a total of 25 points in the Northcentral Divisional Track Meet, Big Sandy placed fourth. Big Sandy’s track team placed the following participants: Verlin Reichelt--first in the 880-yard dash, first in the mile run; Ed Ray--fifth in the 440-yard dash, third in the 880-yard dash; Stan Weaver--third in high jump; Kenneth Haugen--fourth in the mile run. The mile-relay team--comprised of Verlin Reichelt, Ed Ray, Ron Olson, and Monte Jappe--received third place. R. Olson, M. Jappe, R. Zaparynuk, and S. Weaver. Ed Ray running the 440-yard dash 86 F M FOOD MARKET Big Sandy, Montana Fred Marcia Kaste Phone 378-3000 Groceries - Meats - Produce Free Delivery Congratulations to Class of 1968 KULBECK BROTHERS H.H.LEHFELDT REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 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 Big Sandy, Montana THE MOUNTAINEER Printing of all kinds Phone 378-3187 Doris Lou Lawrence Big Sandy Montana KASTE’S Congratulations to the Class of 1968 from Jack, Janis, Mary, and Ann Chuck Simpson, Owner Marshall Kulbeck Jr., Manager Big Sandy, Montana We don’t want all the business; we just want yours. 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Ulmen, Owner Big Sandy, Montana BIG SKY AUTO PARTS WE IV 0 , KHOW T -S, Big Sandy 0ur OIL-Y i Montana neL m and 6A5 too! Fabricating Repair ’’Where the sun shines most of the time.” H. W. Wiederrich Big Sandy, Montana Service is our main product. Phone 378-2292 Q Q A PEP’S LANES A W W W Your recreation center Bill, Monie FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY Kim, Colleen, and Scott Big Sandy, Montana Your Complete Patron-Owned cwiMed The Friendly Store Farm Store Big Sandy, Montana Authorized Dealer Bernhard and Elvetta Sonksen Phone 378-3066 Phone 378-2711 Big Sandy, Montana NORTHERN BANK OF MONTANA Big Sandy, Montana 58 Years of Dependable Service North-Central Montana's Pioneer Bank Congratulations to the Graduates Member of FDIC Montana Ownership Financial Leadership A P CLEANERS A Work of Art Congratulations to the Class of 1968 COURTNAGE SONS, INC. ”We service what we sell. Plumbing and Heating G. E. Appliances Sporting Goods, Hardware Big Sandy, Montana Phone 378-3421 Your Dependable Rexall Druggists Prescriptions Veterinary Supplies School Supplies Gifts BIG SANDY DRUG Big Sandy, Montana Phone 378-3225 OWLREXALLDRUG Havre, Montana Phone 265-6721 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 Havre Montana THE VET’S CLUB Congratulations to die Class of 1968 Walter Robertson, Manager Big Sandy, Montana PETERSON’S HAVRE IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Sales and Service Havre, Montana Farmhand Ranch Rite Graham Plows Nichols Shovels Your Complete Farm Headquarters Area Representative: Stan Swenson Congratulations on the very beautiful 1968 PIONEER IT'S ALWAYS BEEN OUR PLEASURE TO BE A PART OF NORTH CENTRAL MONTANA A CITIZENS BANK OF MONTANA MmM Fadml Drpoail Inturaocr CorioraUtm NORMAN’S RANCH SPORTSWEAR Millard (Jack) Norman, Manager 114 Third Avenue Havre Montana Compliments of the HUB R LAMODE CLOTHING Havre, Montana Quality First. . .Service Always v alley 'Furniture Phone 265-2279 Havre HOME MEANS MORE WITH CARPET ON THE FLOOR! Gulis tan Hollytex Wunda Weve Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 J.C. PENNEY COMPANY Havre Montana SUPPLY Highway 2 West Phone 378-7212 Havre, Montana ROCKY MOUNTAIN PACKING CO Wholesale Meats - Locker Processing Dial 265-2281 Havre, Montana EAVES EQUIPMENT COMPANY International Trucks - Parts YOU IIAftCN lilt '' m. Service - Farm Implements - Tractors Knapheide Boxes St. Paul Perfection Hoists Pontiac Buick Havre, Montana Box 1510 ask 0 VALLEY MACHINERY CO Box 1550 Havre, Montana PAY 'N PAK HAVRE’S ONLY DISCOUNT HOUSE Havre, Montana DEES AUTO BODY SHOP Fender and Body Repair Painting 132 W. First St. Phone 265-6213 Havre, Montana ZACK’S OUR OWN HARDWARE Houseware, Hardware, Gifts Sporting Goods 325 Second Street Havre Montana HI-LINE DODGE, INC. Where you always drive home a bargain. ” Dodge Cars, Trucks NORTHERN TIRE COMPANY Congratulations Class of 1968 331 West 1st Street Havre, Montana Havre Montana HELMBRECHT STUDIO Portraits Enlargements Duplicates All senior and group pictures in this annual were taken by Mr. Helmbrecht. 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 Better Clothing for Men and Boys THE MUSIC CENTER Lloyd Kelly Magnovox Color TV - Stereo Pianos - Records - Guitars Havre 129 Third Avenue Montana 215 3rd Avenue Havre, Montana TM EE irst National Bank 50th Anniversary 201 2nd Street Havre, Montana cr j Hxg VvvvL cjV l O-v tcovO L T i WCe iQlS BROWN’S HARDWARE GENERAL ELECTRIC and MAYTAG APPLIANCES see our complete lines of Hardware, Housewares, Gift Items, Sporting Goods, and Toys Sunny Third Street Havre, Montana GLACIER TRAIL CREAMERY Havre Llimcer Cc. Ice Locally Owned — Serving the Greater hi.Line” Cream Novelties F rozen Foods Butter Phone 265-6133 Havre, Montana Seig Weaver, Manager P.O. Box 626 415 West First Street - Havre, Montana Phone 265-2532 HONDA THE O.B. LUND COMPANY World's Largest-Seiling Motorcycle HAVRE CYCLE Refrigeration - Air Conditioning Food Service - Equipment Phone 265-6515 530 1st Street Janitorial Supplies Montana 313 West First Street J Havre, Montana If FARMER'S GRAIN EXCHANGE OXFORD BAR BILLIARDS Custom Grinding P and (i I o Steam Rolling Grain - Feeds - Seeds Phone 265-2275 Sportsmen's headquarters Havre, Montana Havre, Montana Chuck Leo ANGSTMAN MOTORS THE RIVER PRESS Publishers CHEVROLET The Great Highway Performers Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Printers Stationers New and Used School and Office Supplies Complete Automotive Service Havre, Montana Fort Benton, Montana UKE'S SPORTS Great Falls Montana BEST POLICY NORTHERN INSURANCE AGENCY and HAVRE INSURANCE AGENCY Agent Jack Oliver Offices in Big Sandy and at 117 Third Avenue Havre, Montana Best wishes from HOLLAND-BONINE PIONEERING” Depended On Honesty, Integrity, Self-reliance May there be more Pioneers Havre Montana MONTANA POWER Serving you is our business VITA-RICH PEPPER POT Dairy Products are Fresher Better Tasting Welcome Friends Travelers Stop for the best of Locally Produced and Processed VITA-RICH DAIRY, INC. Havre, Montana Food and Drinks at THE HALF-WAY SPOT” Loma, Montana GREEN LINE IMPLEMENT RIVERVIEW John Deere Sales Service Phone: 622-5012 622-5025 GREENHOUSE piams rwjtl Havre L Montana Phone 622-5241 Fort Benton, Montana BENTON PHARMACY PRICE-RITE GROCERY Prescription Specialists Fort Benton, Montana Stockmen's Supplies with Know How Fort Benton, Montana Phone 622-3341 CHET’S CHEV OLDS BENNETT’S FOOD CENTER Fort Benton, Montana Genevive and Ray Bennett See Glen Branagan Fort Benton, Montana ’ for your sales and service needs Call 378-2606 for this area n BENTON FUNERAL HOME Phone 622-3621 Fort Benton, Montana Connie McGinnis Dick Janssen Congratulations to the class of 1968 GYSLER MANUFACTURING CO. Fort Benton, Montana MIDLESTADT PONTIAC OLDS SALES FISHER METAL PRODUCTS Fort Benton, Montana Phone 622-5233 Fort Benton, Montana Phone 622-3711 FOVTIAC Farm Storage and Septic Tanks MEN’S LADIES'CLOTHING FIRST CHOUTEAU AND QUALITY CLEANING COUNTY BANK T OGGERY Fred V. and Melba L. Bootn Fort Benton, Montana Phone 622-3733 Fort Benton, Montana A Full-Service Bank to Serve Chouteau County Member FDIC POWER MOTORS Ford-Mercury - Minneapolis Moline Machinery Home of A-l used cars, trucks, and tractors Ford __41 LCO U PIONEER INSURANCE AGENCY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1968 Marvin S. Appleby, Agent Complete One-Stop Insurance Service Phone 622-5033 Fort Benton, Montana FORT BENTON MOTOR COMPANY J. P. Jordan, Proprietor CHRYSLER, DODGE, PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE TRUCKS Union Oil Products Fort Benton, Montana Phone 622-5131 NEISON’S OUR OWN HARDWARE Fort Benton, Montana ’’Your Family Service Store’f Phone 622-5013 RUDY’S SHOE SHOP Fort Benton, Montana HAAS ASSOCIATES IMPLEMENT CO. Western Boots Fort Benton, Montana Riding Equipment Phone 622-3326 Trucks Tarps and Massey - Ferguson Canvas Repair Sales and Services COAST-TO-COAST STORES ANDY’S SERVICE SHOP Phone 622-5042 Noel J. Anderson Fort Benton, Montana Phone 622-5023 Paul Lehman Maytag — Gibson Congratulations to the Mark IV Air Conditioner Class of 1968 Fort Benton, Montana BENTON EQUIPMENT CO. Phone 622-3241 Fort Benton, Montana Sales, Parts and Service PIONEER MERCANTILE MEADOW GOLD MILK Montana's Oldest Retail Store Serving the Needs of the People of This Area for 101 years Clothing Shoes Groceries Fort Benton, Montana THEMINT BAR CAFE Paul Norden, Owner When your spirits are low, see us. Big Sandy Montana THE GRAND THEATER C ongr a t u lat i on s to the Class of 1968 From Bud, Jo, Lynette, Nancy, Jeff, Gary, and Greg Big Sandy Montana Tim Godfrey Your Locally-Owned Distributor At Your Door At Your Store 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 CLUB BAK Congratulations to the Class of 1968 Pete and Frances Zaparynuk Phone 378-3292 Big Sandy Montana Congratulations To The Class Of 1968 From The Annual Staff Index Adams, Allen-32,85 Allderdice, Fay-15, 20, 24,53,56,63, 70 Averill, Sandy-32 Bakke, Calvin-28,66 Bakke, Vicki-15,20,63,70 Beaudette, Randy-34 Beaudette, Tom-15, 20,48,53,54, 62, 68, 74, 75, 78, 79, 80,81 Beeler, Luanne-32, 33, 66, 70 Beeler, Wayne-15, 20, 62, 65,68, 74,75,78, 79, 80 Beirwagen, Diane-34,66 Berglund, Barbara-30,68 Berglund, Edean-26, 63,68, 70 Berlinger, Marion-34, 70 Berlinger, Wanda-28,58,68,70 Bitz, Julie-34, 66, 70 Bitz, Nona-34,70 Balazek, Eddie-32,66 Bliss, Jerry-15, 20, 24 Bliss, Sue-30,58,68,70 Bold, Harry-30,60,78 Bold, Robert-15, 20, 46,52,54, 56,57, 60, 61, 70 Bold, Walter-26,47,60,61,62 Bond, Constance-32 Bond, Linda-34 Brady, Colleen-34,66,70 Brady, Kim-26,53,55, 56,57, 70, 78 Branagan, Barbara-28,56,58,66,68,70 Branagan, Colleen-14, 20,50,53,54,56,57,58,65, 68.70 Branagan, Glenna-32,66,70, 72 Braun, Cheryl-30, 31,56, 58,68, 70 Braun, Glenn-26,60,68 Braun, Leslie-32,66,70 Brown, Karen-28 Burgess, Linda-32 Burgess, Mary-28,58,68 Butler, Linell-28,58, 70 Butler, Ronald-34 Chandler, Lois-66,70 Chauvet, Carol-11, 14,20,50,53,54,58,63,64,66. 70.71 Christofferson, Wm. -28,60 Cikrit, Delores-32,66,70 C line, C arrie - 32, 70 Cline, Dennis-15, 20, 60, 62, 78, 79 Cline, John-30,60,70 Cline, Linda-11, 16,20,58,59,63,65,70 Cline, Sharon-28 Cline, Vicki-26,58 Clixby, Roger-16, 20, 24,56,57, 62,65,68, 70, 74, 75,77 Cook, Betty-28,58 Cook, Calvin-34 Cook, Karen-32 Cook, Kenyon-34,66 Cook, Rodney-30,55,60,70 Cook, Roger-26,27,60 Cook, Sidney-32 Cook, Wade-34 Cooke, Carol-32,55,70 Cornett, Cheryl-34 Cornett, Guy-28, 66, 67, 74, 78, 85 Courtnage, Lyle-26,62,74,78 Courtnage, Raymond-11,26,62,74,78 Courtnage, Teresa-32, 70, 72' Danreuther, Rachel-28,29,58,59, 68, 72 Danreuther, Rusty-34,66, 70, 85 Darlington, Cheryl-30, 58, 70 Darlington, Donita-32, 70, 72 Darlington, Russell-34 Dixon, Faith-30; 56,57,63,68, 70 Dixon, Jeanette-16, 20, 53,68, 70 Drew, Bobbie Kay-26,58, 68, 70 Drew, Cheryl-26,70 Drew, Les- 6,50,55,62,68, 74, 78, 85 Drew, Wade-32,85 Drga, Jim-32,85 Dyrland, Francis-26,55,78 Eatinger, Beth-26,55,78 Eatinger, Mark -11,30, 60 Edwards, Diane-26,53,55,56,70 Edwards, Lochial-11,30,55,60 Ensley, Keith-34 Ensley, Phil-16, 20, 24, 60, 62,66, 68, 70 Faber, Gerald-30, 60, 74, 78 Farley, Eugene-34 Farley, Patricia-26,58,59,68,70 Fisher, Lindra-32,66 Fisher, Nita-34,66, 70 Foussard, Janet-16, 20, 46, 48,58, 63,65, 70 Geiser, Joyce-28 Geiser, Vernon-26 Grubb, Doug-28,78,81 Grubb, Joel-16,20,48,60,62 Grubb, Tom-34 Gullickson, Lynette-32,66, 70, 72 Halley, Sharon-11,28,56,58,66,68 Halter, Jack-32,85 Halter, Joey-26 Halverson, Vicki-16, 20,52, 58, 63, 66, 67, 68, 70, 71 Hammond, Howie-34,85 Hammond, Patty-26,58, 59, 63,68, 70 Handl, Betty-28 Hannum, Patti-26,58,59,63,68,70 Hansen, Carolyn-26,53 Hashley, Fred-53,60, 61,62, 68, 74 Haugen, Bonnie-26,65,68,70 Haugen, Dusty-32,85 Haugen, Kenneth-28, 78, 85 Henderson, Jill-26,27,58,59,70 Humes, Arleen-34,66, 70 Humes, Evelyn-26,53, 63, 70, 71,72 Humes, Ginny-30,58, 66,68, 70, 72 Humphrey, Teresa-27,72 Hurd, Robin-26,27,50,53,74 Jappe, Linda-27 Jappe, Marla-11, 28,44,54,55,56,58, 59, 66,68, 70 Jappe, Monte-28, 74, 78, 85, 86 Jenkins, Jeanine-16, 20, 24, 52, 53, 56, 57, 63,65, 70 Jenkins, Kelly-32,66 Johnson, Karen-17, 20, 48, 52,58, 69, 72 Jurenka, Janice-11,28,53,55,56,58,66, 70 Kalanick, Dick-30, 52, 60, 66,67, 78 Kassmier, Jim-32 Keller, Gaye-28,53,55, 70 Kulbeck, Kathi-32,70 LaBuda, Andy-30, 66 LaBuda, Bill-33,85 LaBuda, Frank-34 LaBuda, Sharon-27,56,57,58,59,63 Larson, Chris-28, 29,52,55,62,68, 74, 78, 85 Livers, Gene-27,60,61,70 Lobdell, Becky-33 Madison, Steve-27, 62,66, 68, 70, 74 Maze, Billie Jo-28 McCafferty, Christy-30, 58, 70 McCafferty, Rae Ann-33, 70 McNeil, Tom-33, 85 Merrill, Alan-27,60,62,66, 70, 74, 78, 81 Index Merrill, Ralph-34 Mertz, Elmer-29, 62 Miller, Pete-29,55,68,70 Monson, Connie-27, 53,56, 63, 68, 70 Monson, Patty-17, 20,53, 63, 66, 70 Murphy, Geri-58,59,68, 70 Murphy, Jane-29,55,56,57,58,68, 70 Myers, Larry-33,66,67 Nepil, Cliff-33,85 Nepil, Darrell-34,66,85 Nepil, Lorraine-30, 31,56, 58,66, 70 Nimmick, Garland-31,44,74 Nimmick, Gary-17,20,50 Nivens, Frank-33 Nivens, Monica-34 Nivens, Ron-17, 65,70 Noble, Pat-17,21,62,65,68, 74,75 Olson, Ron-29,62,74,85,86 O’Malley, Patty-31,56,57,58,66,68, 70 O'Malley, Peggy-29,56,57,58,66, 68, 70 Ophus, Darlenna-33,66, 70 Ophus, Nora-29,56,57,58,66,68,70 Osterman, Roxeen-32, 66, 70 Ostrom, Eileen-11,29,56,57,68,70 Pearson, Roger,-33,66,67, 85 Pearson, Ronnie-34,66,85 Peck, Carla-30,31,58,68,70 Peck, Greg-17,21,24,62, 74, 75 Pegar, Duane-27,60, 66 Pegar, Ronald-27 Pegar, Rusty-33 Pegar, Tim-34 Peterson, Jerry-27,60,62 Peterson, Steve-14,17,21,52,62 Pleninger, Keith-31,60,66 Pleninger, Les-27, 60, 61, 70 Pleninger, Steve-17, 21,60, 61 Pokorny, Rick-11, 31, 78 Quinn, Debbie-18,52,53, 54,56,57,63,66,69, 70, 71 Ray, Ed-27,53,55,63, 74,78,80,85,86 Ray, Gerald-29,60 Ray, Linda-29,53,68,70 Ray, Verla-33 Reichelt, Carol-18, 21,50,63,69, 70 Reichelt, Corine-34,66, 70 Reichelt, Curtis-34,52,66,85 Reichelt, Lonore-29,56, 57,58, 66, 70 Reichelt, Rae Nita-33, 66, 70 Reichelt, Ted-27,53 Reichelt, Verlin-14, 18, 21,49,50,54, 55,62,66,67, 68,74,75,78,79,80, 85,86 Rice, Alreen-34,66 Rice, Rocky-33 Rice, Wade-33 Ritland, Marilyn-33,66,70 Roberts, Lonnie-31 Roberts, Shane-34 Robertson, Connie-29,53,66,67,68 Robertson, Dewey-27, 60, 70 Robertson, Kathy-31,56, 58, 68, 70 Robertson, Vonnie-18, 21, 24,49,50,53,56, 58,60, 61,63,68,70 Rose, Lilly-31 Roth, Rich-29,56,74,78,85 Runnion, Amy-29,52,55,58,63 Runnion, Roy-31,53,55,66, 67, 70, 78 Rutledge, Cheryl-11, 18,21,59.63,64,70 Schwartz, Ralph-27,50, 66,67,68, 78 Severson, Jack-27,66, 74 Sheehy, Tom-29,66,67, 70, 78, 85 Sibra, Karen-33,70 Silvan, Don-27,60 Silvan, Jim-34, 66 Silvan, Phil-27,62,70 Simpson Chuck-29,56,57,66,67,68, 74, 78 Simpson, Peggy-33,66, 70 Skaalure, Eric-34,66 Skaalure, Kirsten-26, 27,53,56, 66,68, 70, 71 Skaalure, Signe-18, 21, 24,45,48,52,53, 54, 56, 57, 63,65,66,68,70,71 Sluggett, Marna-31,56,58, 66, 68, 70 Smith, Carol-18,21 Sohm, Vicki-18, 21,58,63,65, 70 Sorensen, Bonnie-19, 21,53, 66, 70 Sorensen, Ken-33 Stack, Don-26, 27, 44, 62, 66, 67, 74, 77 Stave, Scott-33, 66, 78 Sternberg, Maureen-31,56, 58, 63, 68, 70 Sternberg, Morris-31,74,81,85 Steven, Ida-26, 27,44,50,53, 66,68, 70, 71 Stevens, Dennis-19, 21,54,62, 74, 75,82 Stevens, Emery-27,67, 74 Terry, Judy-29 Terry, Kathy-29, 68, 70 Trepina, Don-29 Trepina, Jim-19, 21,60 Trepina, Judy -34, 66, 70 Tyler, Elaine-31,58,70 Tyler, Rick-34,70 Upham, Kerry-29,44,78,81 Upham, Kevin-3 1 Vallie, Betty-19,21,58,63,65,70 Weaver, Alan-19,21,58,63,65,70 Weaver, Alan-27,62,68,85 Weaver, Stan-29,55, 60, 62, 70, 74, 78, 81, 85,86 Williams Carla-27, 47, 58,59, 70, 72 Williams, Doug-14, 19, 21,64, 65,66, 67, 70, 71 Williams, Linda-19, 21,58,59, 79 Williams, Paula-31,56,58,66,68,70 Williams, Randy-33,52 Williams, Robert-19,45, 47,52, 53,58, 60, 61,62, 70,74,75,82 Wilson, Brett-33 Wilson, Marvin-29 Wilson, Paul 70 Worrall, Jay-14, 19,21,24,50,53,54,60,61,70 Wossall, Jeanette-34,66 Wortman, Glenna-33,55 Zaparynuk, Rocky 30, 31,62, 74, 78, 85,86 Autographs Autographs Autographs