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

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GRADE SCHOOL STUDENTS

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DEDICATION One of the factors contributing to the winning combination which makes our school successful is efficiency. For the past fourteen years Boyd Romine has been effeciently fulfilling the duties of Big Sandy Schools’ Superintendent from his office in the north end of the high school. Mr. Romine was born and raised in Rugby, North Dakota. He attended Silva High School and then Minot State College in North Dakota. He received additional education at Colorado State College in Greely and the University of Montana. A well-educated man, Mr. Romine decided in 1957 to marry a beautiful wife by the name of Judy. He considers getting married one of the high points in his life. He also gains satisfaction from his family’s participation in high school activities Another high point was when he was given the opportunity to serve as superintendent of Big Sandy School. His two sons have both graduated from Big Sandy High School — Bill in 1977 and Andy in 1978. Jodi, his only daughter, will graduate in 1982. Between the time he went to college and the time he became our superinten- dent, Mr. Romine racked up six years of teaching experience in North Dakota and became Outlook’s Superintendent for five years. He also was in the U.S. Army for two years stationed in Alabama and Okinawa. His wife also taught school for six years after they were married and then self-taught herself upholstering. Mr. Romine commented, “She finds it rewarding renovating things and seeing the finished products. Also, it’s more enjoyable than sitting in the house.” During the summer, Mr. and Mrs. Romine and their daughter and sons enjoy camping, waterskiing, boating and fishing, when he is not busy working at the school. Other hobbies include hunting, carpentry, and of course, specta- tor sports. Over the years Mr. Romine has shown outstanding devotion to education and the youth of our community. Because he has used this affection to serve our school and the public, it seems only fitting to dedicate the 1981 Pioneer to Mr. Boyd Romine. Greeting the public with a smile is part of the public relations duties of a superintendent. Mr. Romine demonstrates above the effe- ciency with which he fulfills all the require- ments of his job. Perhaps one of his more pleasant tasks. Mr Romine is responsible for handling the money of various clubs and organizations. Here, he counts the cash income for the day.

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LITTLE FOLK LEARN SELF-RELIANCE The 25 members of the Kindergarten class of 1981 taught by Rita Kulbeck with the help of Vera Grasdock are (from top to bottom) Matt Sternberg, Maryetla Allderdice, Mike Mangold, Wade Bitz, Jill Bitz, Brandi Robertson, Jody Courtnage, Nathan Larson, Gerry Gasvoda, Karli Nepil, Erin Bley. Shawn Silvan, Darin Wynn, Brooke Kalanick, Darrell Silvan; Joshua Danreuther. Richard Cook. Kami Ophus, Lacy Engle, Jeff Silvan. Casey Foussard, and Matthew Kleinsasser. Not pictured are Kelli Buckingham, Jeremy Redd, and Stephanie Hagan. FIRST GRADE; Mrs. Phalen, teacher. Joe Pavlovick, ric Ellingson. Mendy Wilson. Angel Broach. Chad LaBuda, Darin Hannum. Branden Ray. Brett Holmquist, Terra Brewer. Tina Bianchi. Scott Schwarzbach, Curt Peralta. Row 2: Chris Dixon, Eddy Getten. Karen Lund. Austin Genereux. Summer St. Marks, Chris Nicolson, Sean Figarelle, Lisa Cowan. Ann McCaughan.