Billings Senior High School - Kyote Yearbook (Billings, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1965 volume:

2 Kyote 1965 BILLINGS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BILLINGS, MONTANA EDITOR LINDA BAUMGARTNER ASSOCIATE EDITOR . SUSAN ARMSTRONG BUSINESS MANAGER DIANNE DOWELL PHOTO EDITOR DAVE MAY ADVERTISING MANAGER TERRY STARR ADVISOR MR. JOHN VOORHIS Billing t ’io-crry UvioiiiCuia oiJiOl 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS The woods ore lovely, dark, and deep, Bui I have promises to keep, And miles lo go before I sleep- And miles to go before I sleep. ACTIVITIES Page 6 4 ORGANIZATIONS Page 1 28 ATHLETICS Page 1 72 ADVERTISEMENTS Page 200 INDEX Page 230 5 Cheerleaders teoch Sophomores new cheers as Greg King looks on. Kris Keup tells the students about her experiences in Germany Assemblies Add Spirit To School B.H.S. provided a varied entertainment for the student body through assemblies. Thanks to National School Assemblies stu- dents were able to enjoy anything from comedians to concert pianists. Various clubs of the school presented pep assemblies to boost the spirit of the team by leaving the school ringing with cheers. During the year the band presentedanassembly which included classic as well as popular music. As with all entertain- ment, the students received the assemblies with a warm wel- come. Swirling skirts and stomping feet often denoted school pep dances. Popular dance bands, usually composed of guitarists and a drummer, provided the music. Many dances included en- tertainment from the student body and even occasional door prizes. Sponsored by Senior High Clubs as a money-making project, these dances quickly became the popular way to end Friday nights. Sponsors of a few were the Majorettes, Pep Club, and Forensics. Also, Senior High co-operated with West in spon- soring two exchange dances during the football season. Chuck Jones takes port In askitduringo pep assembly. New Team??? 8 Students gather around to watch as YKC won the water fight in Pioneer Pork. Student Activities Are Varied Adeie Nielsen upholds the theory that a wad of bubble gum always helps concen- tration. Still more students sit on the wall oround the tennis courts to watch the fight. An after-game dance is always a good place to observe the latest dance fads. Casually-dressed girls attend one of the many sport events after school. 9 4 Are Chosen For AFS Kathy Eide is one of the BHS • A.F.S. students Morie Portis practices a new half-time routine for basketball. Diane Stratford marches for her drill team. Tom White pauses after a debate 10 Couples dance ond char among vori-eolored streamers at the Christmas Formal. Kinetic Sponsors “Santa’s Workshop Sherri Cox, Bill Lowe, Gary Everson, Janet Hudgens. Kris Nybo, and Dale Harris pause to comment on the dance. December II, B.H.S.'s gym was transformed into a toy fac- tory complete with elves, toys, reindeer, and even Santa Claus for the Christmas Formal. Kinetic, the sponsor of the dance, hired Noel Collin's band for music. Entering through crossed peppermint sticks, the couples were greeted by Juanita Fisher, Santa's Helper, and given a dance program plus a net stock- ing full of candy. Punch from a foaming bowl and assorted cookies were served by three freshmen from Lincoln, Jill Hoff- man, Becky Mackin, and Marian Meyer. Those responsible for making the dance such a success were Nancy Thompson, ad- vertising; Bonna Graham, decorations; Pat Hein, programs; and Ann Veraldi, refreshments. Sandy Melnick and Bill McRaeare greeted by Juanita Fisher, Santa's Helper, as they enter through crossed peppermint slides. 11 Senior High Welcomes Elbio Rosselli Elbio and his ''family , the Butlers, pose oround the family's pool table. Elbio Rosselli s American family: Robyn, David, Barbara, Mrs. But- ler, Elbio, and Dr. Butler. Often activities like swimming, fishing, and stamp-collecting con- notate the American way of life. Also though these are the interests of BHS's A.F.S. student for 1964-65 from Florida, Uruguay - Elbio Rosselli. Already a high school graduate, Elbio would like to con- tinue his education by majoring in diplomacy at the University of Uruguay. Upon completion of the course, he hopes to attain a gov- ernmental position in the Ministry of Exterior Relations. Elbio's fam- ily seems to lean towards politics - Mr. Rosselli, a medical doctor, is currently vice-president of Uruguay's House of Representatives. While in the United States, Elbio is living with Dave Butler and his parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Butler. His subjects include typing, Spanish, English, American history, and civics. He isactive in Elpha- donk club and was elected president of Spanish club. Elbio listens intently during an American history discussion. Elbio relates aspects of his life in Uruguay during the A.F.S. assembly. 12 John Crawford Visits New Zealand John's New Zealand family poses by their house and car. John Crowlord-Senior High's A.F.S. student for 1963-64. Senior High's A.F.S. student abroad for 1964 was John Craw- ford. John left in December, 1963 for Tito, Lower Hutt, New Zea- land. He returned from the suburb of Wellington in December, 1964. While in New Zealand, John lived with a family offive- his mother, father, two brothers, and a sister. His senior year was spent at Taita College, a co-educational school where he took physics, chemistry, biology, math, and English. Taita is smaller than average with an enrollment of 650. All students are required to wear uniforms. Also, corpral punishment and expelling are more frequent disciplinary measures than in the United States. During his year abroad, John participated as a Russian Cos- sack in the school play and sports sponsored by the school. He was on the first string rugby team and in high jump. John took the only first place made by his entire team in the district con- ference. John models his school uniform in •he back yard of his home. John and his brother . As his friends crowd around, John receives his medal for high jump. His family” stops near a monument over-looking the city. 13 CAST Willamay ...................... Larry Fallon ................. Nancy Fallon................. Jay Fallon ................... Grace Hewitt .................. Dick Hewitt.................... Jane Hewitt .................. Bridget MacGowan.............. Carl MacGowan ................. Jean McIntyre Nancy Marsh . .MarciaWise Bill Watson Becky Clark Steve Chappie Juanita Fisher Susan Sekulich Mike Walters Student Director Sandra Melnick For the first time, the drama department presented a spring play. A Roomful of Roses , a comedy by Edith Sommer, was presented under the direction of Miss Clara Strutz with the aid of Mr. Lloyd Mickelson and Mr. Archie Elliot. The play revolved around Bridget MacGowan and her mother, Nancy Fallon. Years before, Mrs. Fallon had left Carl MacGowan to marry a war correspondent. Jay Fallon. Consequently, her child Bridget was taken from her. Then, eight years later, she came to visit her mother. The play had many refreshingly comic characters, such as the Negro maid, Willamay; the little boy, Larry Fallon; and family next door, Grace, Jane, and Dick Hewitt. However, the effects the broken home had on Bridget and her mother in- jected a very profound note into it. The range of feeling and thought appealed to all ages, while all the work done on cos- tumes, make-up, staging, lighting, and props added polish. These combined made it a fine play. Susan Sekulich models her new formal under her parents' admiring gaze. Steve Chappie disconsolately announces his bad news as Marcia Wise and Bill Watson look on with surprise. 14 Mike Walters checks his make-up as Sandra Mel- nick looks on. Sondro Howell makes up JeanMcIntyreasa Negro maid. Marcio Wise listens intently os Susan Sekulich dis- covers that her father has re-married. You have got to get organized! Jean McIntyre, Sherri Evans, and Fronk Sparhawk work backstage as the play goes on. Bill Watson and Marcia Wise look disappointed os Steve Chappie announces his bad news. Susan Sekulich and Juanita Fisher discuss the best way to handle the next scene. Bill Watson and Marcia Wise admire Susan Seku- lich os she models her formal. Susan Sekulich tells her mother, Marcia Wise, about the nice time she had. 15 Dick Wise, Bob Homes, Don Hegland, M ike Conaway,and Greg King were elected to on office ot Boys' State. BOYS’ STATE: Dick Wise. Dave Butler, Don Hegland, Mike Conaway, Greg King, Jerry Jacobsen, Bob Eames. NOT PICTURED: Ron Langworthy. Boys’ Staters Travel To Dillon Don Hegland and Dick Wise model their Boys' State shirts. Last year during August 16 boys were selected by their teach- ers and classmates as delegates and alternates to Boys' State in Dilloh. The delegates were Jerry Jacobsen, Dave Butler, Bob Eames, Dick Wise, Don Hegland, Greg King, Ron Langworthy, and Mike Conaway. Alternates were Bob Jones, Beni Marchello, George Ryan, Tom Dobbins, Bill Lowe, Leroy DiPasquale, Dave Elza, and Ron Pierce. A Sceni-Cruisertookthedelegates plus 44 other boys to Western Montana College for the convention. Ac- tivities during the week were rallies, swimming, tennis, and hoot- enannies. The delegates attended addresses by Governor Bab- cock, Professor Lubback of Christian College, and Kurt Peters, a German immigrant. BOYS' STATE lalternates): Tom Dobbins, Ron Pierce, George Ryan, Beni Marchello, Leroy DiPasquale, Bill Lowe, Dave Elza, Bob Jones. 16 GIRLS’ STATE: Janet Hudgens, Nancy Marsh, Lila Jean Weber,Linda Stratford. GIRLS' STATE falternatetl: Pat Ostermiller, Betsy Blake, Gloria Fields. NOT PIC- TURED: Adele Evans. Last summer Janet Hudgens, Lila Jean Weber, Nancy Marsh, and Linda Stratford represented Senior High at Girls' State in Bozeman, Speakers throughout the week were Miss Harriet Mil- ler, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Governor Tim Bab- cock. The delegates attended meetings in six imaginary cities, three from the Blue Party and three from the Gold Party. There were city, county, and finally state elections during the week. A senate and house of representatives, were formed. After appoint- ments by the governor, formal legislation was passed by the congress and sent to the governor. This study of governmental procedure terminated with a ceremony in which delegates re- ceived their pins. Bozeman Hosts Girls’ State GIRLS' STATE-FRONT ROW: Betsy Blake, Linda Stratford, Janet Hudgens. SECOND ROW: Nancy Marsh, Pat Ostermiller, Gloria Fields, Lila Jean Weber. NOT PICTURED: Adele Evans 17 Tony Gomez entertains the audience with his guitar and with his voice. Terry Jordahl, JoAnn Clark, lerry Mattison, and Phyllis Fuchs sing along with the rest of 16-voice during the Follies. Scott Gunderson, Corolyn Gerdes. Paul Hudgens, and Mike Story-better known as The Group'-begin one of their folksongs. Punctuating his presentation with a grimace, Craig Ball interprets Don Brown's Body”. Ken Davidson, as Professor Ein-Swine, introduced the A.F.S. Follies around the theme of Poof! See it Appear Before Your Eyes”. Assisted by Sherrie Davis and John Pulosky, the little chemist presented the acts for the show with the help of a magic thimble. A few of the performers were: Terri McPhee, who did a twirling routine, Tom Blankenship and Mark Foos playing Downtown”, Craig Ball, who presented Don Brown's Body”, the majorettes, and Senior High's A.F.S. students-John Craw- ford and Elbio Rosselli. Singing was provided by 16-voice, The Group, JoAnn Clark and Mike Walters, The Folksingers, Tony Gomez, and The Wanderers. Richard Peterson, Mel Lervick, and Terry Jones comprise The Wanderers. 18 Follies Earn Money For A.F.S. A French Can-Can, presented by a group of sophomore mojorettes, highlighted the show. 16-Voice singers Terry Mattison, Phyllis Fuchs, Mike Walters. Kathy Nitschke, and Scott Gunderson pair off to sing a love song. A.F.S. students John Crawford and Elbio Rosselli tell their ideas about the meaning Ken Davidson, as Professor Ein-Swine, starts onother ill-fated experiment, and the goals of the American Field Service. Ken Davidson and Sherrie Davis announce the acts together-with the help of the Professor’s magic thimble. Mark Foos and Tom Blankenship team up on the bass and the piano to play Down- town . 19 Officers Guide School Life Junior Class Officers were Chris Henrickson, Secretary; John Pulasky, Vice-President; and Cathy Brastrup. President. Senior Class Officers were Larry Pederson, Vice-President; Deanne O'Leary, Secretary,- and Chuck Jones, President. Sophomore Class Officers were Steve Chopple, Vice-President; Mark Rondak, President; and Sandra West, Secretary. 20 Student Council Is Hub Of School Student Council Officers ore Jane Nordlund, Bob Eomes, and Mike Conaway. This year the Student Council officers, Mike Conaway, Pres- ident; Bob Eames, Vice-President; and Jane Nordland, Sec- retary; worked to make Student Council the best ever. Some of the projects sponsored by Student Council were B-WDay, Open House for parents, a bus trip to Miles City for the dis- trict basketball tournament, and the annual litter campaign. It was up to the individual homerooms to propose the new business. Representatives, one from each first period class, conveyed the ideas to the meetings, which occurredTuesday mornings in the auditorium balcony. The meetings were open to anyone who was interested in attending. Jane Nordlund, Secretory, Bob Eomes, Vice-President ond Mike Conaway, President. Student Council members attend many meetings. 21 Kitty Carlson Is Miss Broncette 22 Students Choose Miss Broncette John Crawford escorts candidate Yvonne Peters to her seot. Miss Broncette, the girl who has shown the most school spirit, was crowned February 19. The names of five nominess were announced Friday morning at a pep assembly sponsored by AK. The girls, Janet Hudgens, Jean Cochrane, Yvonne Peters, Barbara West, and Kitty Carlson, were escorted by Gary Ever- son, Kelly Fried, John Crawford, Elbio Rosselli, and Dave Elza. Each received a corsage and a bracelet. Then, the student body voted for their favorite. That evening, during an after-game dance, Kitty Carlson was crowned by Dave Elza. WhileMike Walters sang to her, the new Miss Broncette was crowned and presented with a bouquet of red roses. Students enjoy the music and the dancing at the after-gome dance. 23 MAJORETTES DRUM MAJORETTE Outside Activities Involve Work Players like Tom Dobbins and David Jennison must practice many hours to put up the fine showing they do at gomes. ■ Notionol Honor Students Frank Sporhawk, David Nelson, George Ryan, and Barry Bull confer with each other before they tutor BHS students. Marcia Wise, Becky Clark, and Juanita Fisher rehearsea scene from the spring play, A Roomful of Roses . Daily wrestling practice seems worth the effort after winning so many meets. Paula Elting and Coby Randak work after school to meet the deadlines for the Kyote paper. Mr. Branvold directs a practice during class for a chorus program. 26 A view from obove shows the room ond the equipment used for lighting effects dur- ing all BHS programs. Marie lechner, costume chairman, fits a costume for Becky Clark. Crew Manages Stage And Lighting Stage crew members Rod Zent, Jean McIntyre, and Charles leggate check lighting and stage equipment for defects. Chorles Leggate and Rod Zent manage the lights during the progrom. 27 Cast Of Characters Marcellus Gallio Demetrius .... Diana Gallus . . Simon Peter . . Stephanos .... Senator Gallio . Cornelia Gallio Lucia Gallio . . . Caligula ....... Tiberius ....... Quintus Lucian . Sarah........... Rhoda ........... Centurion Paulus Pontius Pilate . . Captain Fulvius Phoebe Eupolis . .....Mark Foos .Frank Sparhawk . .Jean Cochrane . . .Don Waddell . .Mike Conaway . .Terry Mattison . . .Marsha Ennis .Carolyn Gerdes . .Dick Wiseman .....Craig Ball .......Rod Zent Nancy Thompson .Susan Hammond . . . Jim Patrich . . .Larry Burton . . .Mike Walters . .Nancy Doherty Theodosia Eupolis Sarpedon ....... Melas .......... Salome......... Helen........... Woman........... Child........... Man............. Director........ Student Director Make-up ........ Costumes .... Stage Manager Props .......... Publicity ...... Lighting ....... ......Lorna Veraldi ......Ken Davidson ..........Craig Ball . . . .Sandy Melnick .......Marcia Wise ......Lana Richards .........Rick Smith ......Larry Burton .Mr. Lloyd Mickelson Stephanie Scowcroft ......Sandy Howell . . . .Marie Lechner Mary Hailstone .......Mike Walters . . . .Sherrie Evans . . . .Bonna Graham . . .Charles Leggate The fall production for 1964 was The Robe , a play adapted from a book by Lloyd C. Douglas and presented on October 17 and 19. The plot evolves around three phases: before the Cruci- fixion, after the Crucifixion, and Marcellus'acceptance of Chris- tianity. Before the Crucifixion, Marcellus was a wealthy young Tribune. After he insulted Prince Gaius, he was sent to the un- desirable fort of Minoa. There he was ordered to conduct the crucifixion of a Jew, Jesus. Afterwards, Marcellus was strangely affected by the Galilean's Robe which he wore to the Cross. This was the beginning of phase two. During this phase, Marcellus nearly went insane under the tormentof his conscience. With the hope of restoring his sanity, Demetrius, Marcellus' Corinthian slave, was ordered to take his master on a tour of Greece and the neighboring countries. It was during this tour that Marcellus began to comprehend the importance of Jesus' beliefs. Thus be- gan the third phase, Marcellus' acceptance of Christianity. One cause for this was the Robe itself—the symbol of an intangible con- cept so powerful that men give their lives for its preservation. Frank Sparhawk, Mike Walters, and Mark Foos pause to remember their lines. Mark Foos, Gary Armstrong, and Craig Ball secure the props that were so im- portant to the play. Mark Foos, male lead, and Jean Cochrane, female lead, practice the scene where Marcellus returns from Greece. 29 Foos, Sparhawk Star In The Robe Marcellus , Mark Foos, welcomes Diana , Jean Cochrane, after a long absence while the rest of the Gallio family looks on. Demetrius , Frank Sparhawk. explains this mission to the daughter of the inn- keeper, as portroyed by lorna Veraldi. Marcellus ossures Diana of his love during the garden scene. 30 Captain Fulvius , Mike Walters, brings Marcellus his orders from Emperor Tiber- ius. Theodosio , Lorna Veroldi, listens attentively os her mother, Nancy Doherty, gives advice. Marcellus reods his orders while his faithful slove, Demetrius, looks on. The Christian, Stephonos, (Mike Conoway), declares his faith os he dies. Ken Davidson, the physician, attends Demetrius, tortured by Caligula's men. Tiberius as portrayed by Craig Ball, presents his ultimatum to Marcellus. 31 Barry Bull and Bill McRae, members of Teom I, discuss their approach as they leave school. Tom Mracheck and Kim Harl, members of Teom 2, pause during their lunch break to reflect on the meets. Teams Debate Timely Problems Bill Spencer ond Dick Sigmon. Team 4. and Dave Henderson and Tom White. Team 3. practice in front of the building. This year Senior High increased the number of debate teams from two to four. They were Bill McRae and Barry Bull, Kim Hart and Tom Mrachek, Dave Henderson and Tom White, and Bill Spencer and DickSigman. The teams de- bated a topic which was chosen by the National Forensics League. This year the topic was: Resolved: That nuclear weapons should be controlled by an in- ternational organization. Planned meets for the year were the Bozeman Invitational, Eastern Invitational, Bil- lings Central District Meet, and the State Meet al Bozeman. All|competitors used the Oregon Cross-Questions, where a team consisting of two mem- bers took a stand for or againstthe pre- position, questioned theopposition, and then gave a rebuttal speech. All the debaters agreed that the experience gained this year would benefit them later. As quoted by a member of the team, Discussion and debate are the educated man's slings and arrows. 32 Fun Includes After-Game Dances Action continues after the game. Marcia Wise, Terry Mattison, Carlo Anderson, ond Elbio Rosselli look on as Susan Hilleboe and Jack McKee dance. Linda Woody, Susan Hilleboe. JackMcKee,Susie Sekulich, and Bob Butorac woit for the records to play during the J.O. Popcorn Ball. 33 This year, B-W Day was centered aroundthethemeof Football Spirit”. The events commenced with a pep as- sembly Friday morning, Oc- tober 30. Lana Richards, M. C. of the assembly, and Mike Conaway, President of the Student Council, announced the names of the candidates for B-Day King and Queen. Each candidate received a corsage or boutenniere and was escorted by a Pep Club girl or BHS boy. A skit-a par- ody on Shakespeare's work- was presented. Friday night, Stan Richards' band played at a coronation dance from8:00to 1 1:00p.m. French Club float won firs� place omong the many floats entered in the parade. Queen Sally Sullivan and Kina Bob Eames were chosen to reign over all the homecoming activities. Saturday, the B-W Day parade traveled through downtown Billings. There were floats from many clubs, the band, the ma- jorettes, the cheerleaders, two marching units from Pep Club, and the King and Queen, who rode in a horse-drawn carriage. B-W Day activities climaxed with the Bronc-Bear game. A combined halftime was presented by the BHS-BWHS band and majorette corps. Even though BHS lost to West High's Bears, B-W Day was a great success. Key Club float cheer's Broncs on to victory. Other candidates chosen were Jean Cochrane, Donna Hill, Janet Hudgens, and Barbara West for Queen; Tom Dobbins, Gary Everson, Jerry Jacobsen, and John Johnson for King. Escorts were Debbie Bowler, Carol Hopkins, Mary Anne LaRue, Claudia Richardson, and Linda Stratford; Jack Bayne, Dave Butler, Don Hegland, Terry Mattison and Elbio Rosselli. Students display enthusiastic school spirit at Senior-West Game. 34 Pep Club Sponsors B-Day. Good Luck Broncs King Bob Eomes kisses Queen Sally Sullivan. Solly and Bob are BHS' Royally. A Pep Club marching unit marches in B-W Day Porade. 35 Dick Wise and Don Hegland-Annual Staff Don Waddell and Don lillis-Paper Staff 8 Boys Provide Pictures David May and Mike Walters-Annual Staff Rich Hanson and Bob Butorac-Poper Staff 36 Dick leaves Januory 31 for a week in Washington, D.C. President Johnson addresses Senate Youth group. Dick Wise, along with Kathleen Young of GreatFalls Central, represented Montana at the 3rd Annual Senate Youth Program in Washington, D.C., February 1-6. Dick had this to say about the trip, ‘It was a wonderful oppor- tunity to see the federal government in action and the men running it. I was fortunate to be able to meet Montana's two Senators and two Congress- men, in addition to Vice-President Humphrey and President Johnson. Also, I can now say truthfully that I have a friend in every state in the union.” R.C.W. Meets L.B.J. In D.C. 37 Journalist SUSAN ARMSTRONG Journalist LINDA BAUMGARTNER D A R. LINDA STRATFORD Journalist MARY BRAIDA Most Versatile Boy BOB EAMES Most Versatile Girl JANE NORDLUND B.H.S. Presents Personalities Athlete TOM DOBBINS School’s Functioning Depends On Board MR DAVID AUER MR WILUAM BELLINGHAM MR. RICHARD BURNS MR MERLE C. GALLAGHER Superintendent of School Dis- trict 2 DR JAMES McBRIDE MR. CARL WARK Businfess Manager MR JOHN WEST President 42 Administrators Set Good Examples MR CHARLES E BORBERG Principal Mr. Gallagher, Superintendent of Schools and head of the board, supervises all of the Billings schools. John W. West, a realtor, is chairman of the Board of Trustees and has served on the board for eight years. M. R. Colberg, an accountant, is the Vice-chairman of the Board. Dr. James McBride is an optome- trist and has worked on the board for seven years. Edward Batt, a farm operator, can vote only on matters pertaining to the high schools. He represents the rural schools in the Billings area. Other members of the board are Richard Burns, manager of Technical Service at Humble Oil Company, Dr. Beckwith Hub- bell, a veterinarian and William Bellingham, a lawyer. New to the school board this year is Mr. David Aver. MRS JERRE CHOPPER Secretary MR. EARL C. COLLINS Vice Principal Since 1952, BHS has been under the leadershipof Mr. Charles E. Borberg. A graduate of BHS himself, Mr. Borberg received his B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Michigan. Then, he returned to Senior High as a chemistry teacher. Mr. Borberg is active in the Education Associations and in the Masons. Mr. Collins, assistant principal of BHS, for the past six years, has served as a physics teacher and as the dean of boys. He attended the University of Utah, Eastern Montana College of Education, the University of Minnesota, and the University of Wyoming, where he earned his B.A. and M.A. degrees. He belongs to the Education Associations and the Kiwanis Club. MRS CAROLINE DREYER Secretary W ir Billings Senior High School's very capable secre- taries are Mrs. Jerre Chopper and Mrs. Caroline Dreyer. Mrs. Chopper is Mr. Borberg's secretary. Her daily duties include making Mr. Borberg's appointments, handling his correspondences and files, and typing up the daily P.a. announcements. This is Mrs. Chop- pers first year at BHS. High on her list of pastimes are hunting and fishing. Mrs. Dreyer is Mr. Collins' secretary. Much of her time is occupied by handling Mr. Collins'correspond- ence, making his appointments, checking attendance, and filing the students permanent records. She isalso in charge of the office girls. She enjoys playing bridge during her spare time. 43 Deans Foster Responsibility Mrs. Sue Hutton, Girls' Advisor, is a friend and counselor to every girl at BHS. Hers arethe problems of unexcused absenses and tardy slips. In a job where personality and tact are essential, she helps keep relations between the public and theschoolataneven,pleasant keel. Mr. Kosich's office is a haven for those who have teachertrou- ble, need a tardy slip, or want someone to talk to in confidence. Because of his interest inboysand their problems, he is well suited to be their counselor. MRS SUE HUTTON- Girls' Advisor; Senior Counselors; Montano State College, Eastern Montana College; B.A., M.A. MR. JOHN KOSICH- Boys' Advisor; Senior Counselors; University of Wyoming, Eastern Montana College; B.S., M.A. Counselors Spark Enthusiasm MRS PATRICIA PALAGI- Biology, Counselor, Pep Club; Augustana College, Eastern Montana College; B.A. MR GARY ROGERS- Counselor; Montana State University; B.A., M.E. MR. ROBERT THORSON- Counselor; Student Council; St. Olaf College. Eastern Montana College; B.A.. M.S. MR JERRY WALKER- Counselor; Montana State University, Eastern Montana College; B.A., M.A 44 Theory And Theorum Emphasized MISS MARLENE OOERR- Physical Science, Chemistry;University of Wyoming; B.A., M.S. MR. STEVEN DYCHE- Biology; Biology Club; Rocky Mountain College, Montano State; B.S., M.E. During this age of outer and inner space, atomic energy and nuclear physics, science is very important. Beginners in this field schedule biology or general science to gain basic knowl- edge for further study. Learning about plants, animals and the world we live in always proves interesting. In order to gradu- ate a student must have two years of science. Many, however, take four years of it because their chosen professions require it or because they enjoy it. That a student at BHS is required to take two years of science proves the importance of science in the modern world. Chemistry requires many hours in the lab- oratory performing experiments. Formulas and equations are the basis of chemistry. Advanced biology is offered for students with exceptional knowledge and the desire for more thorough study. Among class activities are field trips, educational films, dissection of various animals and research papers. MR. DANIEL HOGGATT- Chemistry; Argon Club; University of Colorado, University of Wisconsin, Montana State College; B.S., M.A. MR FREDERICK KASER- Physics. Electronics. North- east Missouri State Teachers’ College, Eastern Mon- tana College. University of Michigan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Syracuse University, Stan- ford University; B.S., M.A. MR. RONALD NISTLER-Biology; Biology Club, Junior Optimist; Eastern Montano College, Los Angeles State College, Oklahoma State University, Oregon State University; B.S., M.S. MR. WILLIAM RONEY- Advanced Biology. Biology; Biology Club; Montano State College, North Dakota State College; B.S., M.S. Humanities Develop Culture Four years of English are required for everyone. It develops good writing and speech habits and an appreciation of good literature. In the past years word study has been stressed, re- sulting in vocabulary enrichment, frequent use of the diction- ary, and improved spelling. Much time isdevoted to the reading of books, and to the developmentofwritingand thinking ability. As students delve into famous works of literature and master the fundamentals of English, they learn how important correct usage and interpretations are in our everyday lives. Creative writ- ing enables the students to become more adept at writing short stories, formal and informal essays, poems, and descriptive themes. In high school a student is required to read a Shakespearean play each year. In the sophomore year, JULIUS CAESAR is read; in the junior and senior years MACBETH and HAMLET are studied. Sophomore and junior English gives students an insight into advanced grammar and literature. English forms the foundation of our American education. MRS. MARY BODINE- English 11; University of Minnesota. Mon- tana State College, Eostern Montana College; B.E. MISS KAY CAVENDER- English 10; Montana State University; B.A. MR. HENRY HARSCH- English 10, Journalism (poper); University of Washington; M.A. MISS MARIE HERTZ- English 10; Forensics, Debate; Dickinson State, Colorado University, B.S. MRS JEAN HONER- English 12; Montona State University, Rad cliffe College; Eastman School of Music; B.A. MRS HELEN JOHNSON- English 12; Librarian; MacAlester Col- lege, B.A. MR. RAY MARS- English II; Eosfern Montana College; B.S. MR LLOYD MICKELSON- English II; Thespians; Minot State Teachers' College, University of Southern California, Eastern Montana College, B.S. ond M.S. MR. CHARLES NESBIT- English 12; Pep Club; University of Idaho, University of West Virginia, University of Montana, Eastern Mon- tana College; B.A. and M.A. MR. JIM RICKARD- English 12; Business English; Junior Optimist; Seattle University. Montana State University; B.E. and M.E. MRS MARY LOU ROE- English 11; Z Club, Bob Jones Univer- sity, Colorado State College, University of Wyoming, University of Oregon,- B.A. and M.A. MRS. SHIRLEY STEELE- English 12; Kinetic Club; Ohio Wesleyan University, Eastern Montana College; B.A. MISS CLARA STRUTZ- English 10; Dramatics; North Central Col- lege, University of Wisconsin; B.A. MR. JAMES WRIGHTSON- English 10; Eastern Montona College, University of Colorado; B.S. 47 Future Depends On The Past MR ROBERT AAGARD-American History, Modern World History 12; Billings Key Club; University of Wyoming, Eastern Mon to no College; B.S. MR. HENRY COX- Civics. Economics, Athletics; Student Council; Youngstown University. University of Wyoming, Eastern Montana College; B.S. B.H.S. students get a good education from the lectures Mr. Eschler gives. Mr. Aogard's students listen to reports that are being given. MR. C.A. ELIASON- Civics; State College of Iowa. Univer sity of Iowa, Eastern Montono College; B.A. and M.A. MR. EDWARD ESCHLER-American History, Civics; Oregon State University, Ventura College, Eastern Montana Col- lege, B.S. 48 MR DONALD GLYNN-American History, World History 10;Montano State College; B.S. MR DEWEY HANSEN-Civics,Montano History; Yellowstone Key Club; University of California, Rocky Mountain College; B.S. MR. DAN PETERS- Civics, Physical Education, Athletics; Montana State University; B.A. MR. WILLARD RAMSETT- World History 10; Elphodonk; University of Minnesota, Indiana University, Eostern Montano College; B.S. and M.A. MR RICHARD SIMMONS-American History, World History 12; Billings Key Club, Montano School of Mines, Eastern Montana College; B.S. MR. JOHN VOORHIS- Civics, Journalism (onnual); Montana State Uni- versity; B.A. 49 Mathematics Improve Reasoning MR HARLAN COVERDELL-Algebra9,GeneralMath 10, Trigonometry and Algebra, Montona State Col- lege; B.S. MR CLARENCE FORSMAN- Algebra 9. General Math 12; Montana School of Mines, Eastern College; B.S. MR. TOM FRASER- Plain Geometry; Montona Slate University, University of Hamburg, Germany; B.A. The Math teachers give help to students when they need it. These are the fundamentals of Geometry. MR RALPH MOERER- Plane Geometry, Athletics; Doane College, University of Nebraska; A.B. and M.E. MR. BERNARD MYERS- Math 13, Advanced Algebro Statistics, Athletics; National Honor Society; Mon- tana State College, Johns Hopkins, University of Oklahoma,- B.S. and M.S. MR. VERN McDERMOTT- Plane Geometry. Plane and Solid Geometry; Montana State College, Atlanta University; B.S. 50 MR OWEN NELSON- Plane and Solid Geometry, Inter- mediate Algebra and Trigonometry; Math Club; Univer- sity of Minnesota, Wisconsin State College, Montana Stole College. Washington State University; B.S. and M.E. Scheduling all of the math courses offered is a problem that confronts the students of B.H.S. for the courses ore interesting and valuable. The courses that comprise the math department range from general math, de signed for ninth and tenth grade students who want to get a better understanding of the fundamentals of mathematics, to college math, the most advanced math course of- fered at B.H.S. Energetic students are pre- sented ample opportunity to equip them- selves with an adequate background for careers centered around the mathematical field. . . .and remember, only poge 9! Remember, moth topics only Mr. Trovis. MR JOHN TRAVIS- Advonced Algebra and Trigonometry, Inter mediote Algebra ond Trigonometry; MothClub; Eastern Montano College; B.S. MR ROBERT ZUPAN- Plane Geometry. Athletics; Eostern Mon- tano College. Colorodo State College. University of Montano, University of Wyoming. University of Minnesota; B.A.ondM.E. 51 Labs Develop Speaking Ability MISS CATHERINE COLOSKY- Latin 9,10, Russian 10; Latin Club; University of North Dakota; B.S. and M.A. MRS EDITH HARNDEN-Spanish 10.11; Spanish Club; University of Montana, University of Wyoming, University of Arizona; B.A. and M.E. Now how do you get this thing off the ground!? MISS HELEN KAMERZELL- German 10,11; German Club Rocky Mountain College, University of Wyoming. University of Mon- tana. Eastern Montana College, Montana State College; B.S. MRS MARY LARSEN- French 11; French Club; Montana State University, Northwestern University, Columbia University, Uni- versity of South Dakoto, Hollins College; B.A. and M.S. 52 MR JAMES O’NEIL'- Spanish 10,12; Spanish Club; Carroll College; B.A. You know, that DOES sound like French. If I push this button I wonder if they all light up. One more crack like that and you'll be biting the dust-literally. MR LORIS ROSE- German 10, English 11; German Club; Eastern Montana College, Montano Stofe University; B.A. MISS PEARL VANDERSLOOT-French 10, 12, Activity Club; Carroll College; B.A. 53 Activities Strengthen Morale The creative talents of BHS students receive ample encour- agement through our vocational program. Boys taking agri- culture learn more aboutthemany phasesoffarm work through classroom and field instruction. Homemaking courses require talent and skill of another nature. Homemaking girls learn the how toY' of preparing food, balancing diets, selecting the proper material, and using sewing machines. More and more the business world is entering into and influencing all our lives. By taking the business courses offered at BHS, students gain experience that will enable them to enter this exciting world. Some of the basic courses which students must have to succeed in the business field are typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand. Students who wish to become more advanced in these studies do so by taking business lawand sales.Transcription and Typing II are also available for those interested students. Physical ed- ucation gives students an opportunity for the exercise that many of them would otherwise miss. Besides exercise, P.E. af- fords the chance for students to learn the rules of different sports and to master the social graces. The main objective of the In- dustrial Arts Department is to give the student an idea of the activities he would encounter if he entered into apprenticeship training. MR WILLIAM AUBERT- Vocational Agriculture 10,11,12; Future Farmers of America; Montono State University, University of San Francisco, University of Maryland, Montano State College. B.S., M.S MR. CHARLES BOYD-Drivers' Training, Peru State Teachers Col- lege. Montana State University, BA, M.E. MR ARTHUR BRANDVOLD- Concert Chorus, A Cappella, Varsity Singers, Girls' Chorus; University of Southern Californio. Con- cordia; B.A., M.M. MR. ARCHIE ELLIOT- Art 10,11,12; Stage Crew; Montana State College. Montana State University, Long Beach State; B.S., M.A MISS DIANE GONDER- Stenography, Nofehand; Eastern Mon- tana College; B.S. College, Oklahoma State University, Panhandle A and M College. lege, Montana State University; b lege. Montana State University; B.S., M.S. 54 MISS E12A HUFFMAN- Librarian; K.O.B.; Montana Stote Univer- sity, Colombia University, B.A. MRS. ELFRIEDA IDLEMAN- Typing 1 I; Montana State College, Eastern Montana College, University of Utah; B.S. MR JAMES JACKSON- Bookkeeping, Typing 12; F.B.L.A.; Mon- tana State University; B.S. MR WIIUAM LAZET1CH- Physical Education, Athletics; Montano State University; B.S. MISS PHYLLIS MILLER-Physicol Education; Cheerleaders. G.A.A., Montana State College, State University of lowo; B.S. MISS FRANCES NEAL- Transcription; Majorettes, F.B.L.A.; Mon- tana State University; B.S. MRS MARJORY NIELSON- Home Economics 10,11,12; Future Homemakers of America; University of Colorado, Colorado State University, Eastern Montona College. Montana Stole Uni versify; B.S. MR. NELS OLSON- Art 10; lettermen’s Club; Olympic Junior College, Montana State University; B.S. 55 MR ROBERT PETERSON- Mechanical Drawing 9,10; Rocky Moun- tain College, Montona State College, University of Minnesota, B.S. and M.A. MR THOMAS PURCELL- Machine Shop; A.V.A.; Eastern Montana College, Colorado State Teachers’ College, Montana State Col- lege, Arizona State College; B.A. MR STANLEY RICHARDS- Band; University of Michigan, Great Falls College, Western Colorado College; B.M. MR R. G ROBERTSON- Typing 11, Personal Typing; University of Montona, University of Colorado; B.A MRS JEANETTE SCHROEDER- Physical Education; Eastern Mon tana College. B.S. MR. HOWARD VANOVER- Wood Shop 10.12; Rocky Mountain College, Iowa Stole University, Eastern Montana College; B.S. and M.S. MR ROBERT WILSON- Sales. Business Law; D.E.C.A.. Eastern Montana College; Montana State University, Montona State Col- lege; B.A. and M.E. 56 MR ROBERT YOUNG- Orchestra; Northwestern University, B.M. Services Create Healthy Atmosphere Good health is essential before a student can perform to his utmost capacity. With this in mind, Mrs. Lillian Pfeifer, BHS's school nurse, is alwaysavailableforconsultationwith students on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9-12 A.M. Mrs. anna MARIE ORTHMAN Pfeifer keeps a record of each students health. In the winter RUTH WALLER ancj spring, she supervises hearing and sight examinations for all the students. Also, she assists the sophomore gym teachers with their health course by obtaining educational films. The warm appetizing atmosphere in the cafeteria is due largely to the efforts of the school cooks. Their crisp white uniforms, sanitary kitchen and well balanced meals make noon hour looked forward to by all students. Careful planning by the head cook and long hours of preparation go into all the meals they serve. On special occasions they enjoy planning an unusual treat for the students. When the bell rings and the stampede of the hungry files by the kitchen, the ladies portion out the food fast and furiously. As the lunchroom clears, the cooks have just enough time to take a deep breath before sec- ond and third lunch periods begin. The custodians are responsible for keeping our school clean and warm. Many of their tedious duties include picking up paper and gum, cleaning blackboards and erasers, washing desks and dusting the students' lockers. They enjoy their work because they are able to go from room to room and become better acquainted with the teachers and ob- serve the bulletin boards and different displays in individual rooms. MRS LILLIAN PFEIFFER Nurse RUTH BRASMER DEHLA CONWAY VEL OSTRUME BENNIE REICHELT FRED SORICONE LEONARD SMITH STEVE SPEAR MYRON THORNTON ROBERTA TROSTLE FRED VOGEL 57 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary; Deanne O'Leary President; Chuck Jones Vice President; Larry Pederson Chuck Jones Leads Senior Class CHERYL AAGENES LARRY ADAMS WILLIAM ADEN (Bill) LINDA ALBRIGHT MARGENE ALLEN CARLA ANDERSON CAROL ANDERSON (Penny) HOWARD ANDERSON JIM ANDERSON (Jimmy) NANCY ASAY MURIEL ANDERSON KATHLEEN A. ASTLEY (Kathy) RUSSELL W. ANGWIN FRANCES M. BAKER JERRY W. ARCHER THOMAS C. BAKER (Tom) SUSAN ARMSTRONG MARVIN BALL (Craig) 61 ROBERTA L BANDEROB TERRY A. BANKSTON CYNTHIA BASTON (Cindy) KATHY J. BATEMAN UNDA G BAUMGARTNER WALTER J. BAXTER. JR. JACK BAYNE CAMILLE BECKMAN GORDON BELL LINDA M. BELL Everyone wants o Z Club doughnut. 535 Comprise 1 965 Senior Class JERRY A. BERG DARRELL D. BERRETH STANLEY C. BERG DONNA M. BIER STEVE C. BERG MARY D. BISHOP (Dru) DAVID B. BERGESON LINDA L. BITTERMAN SHIRLEY BURNHARDT ELIZABETH BLAKE (Betsy) THOMAS BLANKENSHIP (Tom) CHARLOTTE BLUMHARDT JIM R. BODLEY MONA BONAWITZ CYRILLA BONAGOFSKY DEBORAH BOWLER (Debbie) MARY BRAIDA (Mimi) ELAINE BRAMBO 63 Senior Class Float Reveals School Spirit BARBARA J. BRAWIEY BEVERLY BROPHY BOB BROWN GARY L, BRUMMETT K. JODINE BUCK FREDDIE ANN BUCKNER BARRY L. BULL LORETTA J. BURKHARDT ROGER C. BURKHARDT _ARRY BURTON DENNIS J. BUSHER JOSEPH BUSTOS (Joe) 64 9 Seniors Take Annual Responsibility DAVID I. BUTLER BOB S. BUTORAC DOROTHY CAIN WILLIAM E. CAMPBELL KEN H. CANON MIKE A CARBIS KATHRINE A. CARLSON (Kitty) CAMRON D. CARPENTER DENNIS L. CASEY RICHARD A. CLARK (Dick) SHIRLEY K. CHAMBERS JEAN M. COCKRANE SANDRA J. CHILDERS (Sondy) VICKIE ANN COLLINS (Vic) JO ANN CLARK MICHAEL A. CONAWAY JOHN CLARK SHARON CONNER 65 AFS’ers, Elbio, Is From Uruguay MARLA C. CONNOR CAROL COOK CAROLYN COOK THOMAS COX (Tom) JOHN CRAV ORD CYNTHIA R CREAGER (Cindy) CAROLYN CUNNEEN SHARON K. CURTIS WILLIAM L. CUSHING (Reniy) JOHN DAILY JOANN DAVENPORT JOHN B. DAVENPORT SHARON R. DAVIS WILLIAM L. DEINES (Sherrie) SHIRLY DAY (Bill) ROGER D. DEITZ BOB WAYNE DE ROECK 66 6 Spirited Senior Girls Lead Cheers EILEEN DIEDE ELAINE DIEDE MARGE S. DIMMITT LE ROY DIPASOUALE THOMAS C. DOBBINS (Tom) MAXINE M. DICKTER (Max) SUZANNE A. DORSEY DIANNE DOWELL DRINDA DRAKE BEVERLY DUNN LARRY DRAKE DICK DUSTIN DOUGLAS DREESZEN BOB EAMES DONNA M. DREWNIAK (Dawn) SUSAN DUBEAU CONNI EATON CHERYL EDER 67 SHARON EHLI (Sherrie) DAVID ELZA CHERYL EMBORG SUSAN ENNIS (Susie) DOUGLAS J ERNEST ADELE M. EVANS SHERRY EVANS GARY EVERSON IONNY W. FAIR DAVID W. FANSET BETTY FERGUSON GARY FERGUSON You guys with the hot dogs... over here!! You rong? Seniors Display Talent In “The Robe’’ TERRY SUE FERGUSON LINDA GALE FICHTNER GLORIA D. FIELDS BONNIE FIFIELD JUANITA M. FISHER JIM FITSPATRICK KEITH W. FITZWATER HARRY FOLVAG DOUG D FISHER SHARON FOOS MICHAEL FRASCH (Mike) KAREN FRICK CAROL FREID KELLY FREID TOM F FRISBY PATRICE GALLAGHER (Pal) ARTHUR GAVERT (Art) SUSAN K GEORGE 69 CAROLYN K. GERDES GARY GEFFRE KATHRINE GIBB (Kothi) JOHN GIBSON KATHLEEN GILBERT MARGARET GILLETT (Morgie) THOMAS GOLIGOSKI (Tom) BARBARA GORHAM PAUL GRAF BONNA GRAHAM DICK G. GRAHAM JIM A. GRAHAM GORDON GRAN JAMES GRAN JEANNE GRAY MARLENE GREEN (Molly) SHARON GRIFFITH SCOTT GUNDERSON LOUIS HAAGENSON TOM HAAR 70 Seniors Add Ability To Band MARY ANNE HAGER SALLY HAGERMAN DOUG HAKERT CHERYL HALVORSEN EILEEN HANSON DARYL HANSON DIANA HANSON RICHARD HANSON PAUL K. HARE BEVERLY ANN HARMONING DALE HARRIS SARAH J. HARRISON (Jane) RALPH W. HARTUNG MORRIS HAUGSE SUSAN HAWKINS SHEENA HEDRICK DON C. HEGLAND (Ship) JULIE R. HEHN RAYMOND D. HEIDEMA SANDRA HEIMBICHNER (Sendee) SHARON K. HEIMBUCK (Sherrie) JANET G. HEIN PATRICIA HEIN RICHARD D. HELZER MARIANNE HEMPSTEAD GARY WAYNE HENNELLY SHARON L. HERRING BARBARA L HEYN (Barb) JEANNE ANNE HIEB LARRY MORRIS HIGHLAND BARBARA LYNN HILL DONNA L. HILL PAULA M. HJELSETH WILLIAM A HOFFMAN DONNA LEE HOFFMAN FRED R. HOFMANN RICHARD LEE HOKE (Dick) KAY HOLDEN 72 10 Seniors Produce Kyote Paper BONNIE HOLLISTER CAROL LYNN HOPKINS JAMES F. HOPPER NANCY L. HORSFALL DONA HOUSER SANDRA L. HOWELL (Sondi) JANET L. HUDGENS FREDRICK HUFFARD SUSAN HULIT FRED L. INMAN LINDA IRENE HUMPHREY FRAN HUNT BARBARA ISZLER MIKE IVES JEFFREY HUNTER WILLIS JACKSON DOUGLAS IAMS JERRY B. JACOBSEN (Jake) 73 LINDA KARIEEN JAMES RONNIE L. JANICH DOUG JENKINS LESLIE JENSEN SHARYL JENSEN BEVERLY JOHNSON JOHN JOHNSON LINDA L. JOHNSON MAUREEN E. JOHNSON BOB R. JONES CHARLES C. JONES JERRY C. JONES TERRY J. JONES RON JOVANOVICH Pep? Club 74 VERN JOVANOVICH LOWELLEN M. KENYON (Lou) CAROLYN FAYE KAHLER GREGG. KING (Grunt) JEROME J KAISER JOANNE C. KAPPTIE GERI ANN KEENAN SANDEE S. KLEIN ANNABELLE MAY KOBER JANET KONZEN (Ann) ALLEN KOSATKA CINDY LEE KOSITZKY RONALD KRAFT MARY REINSTMA SHARON ANN KRAMLICK GARY P. KREINER RODNEY D. KRINGEN (Rodd) PATRICIA KUNTZ SANDRA KYLE BARBARA L. LABAR RONALD LANGWORTHY CARL LARSON (Ben) JOANNE K. LARSON PATTY LARSON MARY ANN LARUE JAMES LAURIE Hoppy Birthday to you, Hoppy Birthdoy to you. Happy Birthday Mimi Broida from the Kyote crew, Your guys are lazy bums! 76 Senior Vocalists Have Outstanding Year CHARLES W. LEGGATE LESLIE M. LINDELL (Les) MARIETTA LEHMANN JANET A. LINSTROM ROBYN LEISCHNER CONNIE LEE LINROOTH MELVIN LERVICK (Mel) DARLENE J. LOGAN (Dee Dee) KATHLEEN J. LILLIS (Kathy) JANICE LOGGINS (Jan) LARRY LESTER LONG EVON KAY LOOSE (Vonl) WILLIAM LOWE (Bill) DEAN LUBKE JOCELYN E. LUNDE JEAN LUNDY MURRY MALSBURY KATHY MANN 77 BENJAMIN T MARCHELLO (Beni) NANCY E. MARSH TERRY MATTISON CHERYL A. MC ALMOND ANNE MC CANN RAYMOND MC CANN (Tom) JACK W MC KEE DAVID MC MURCHIE (Dove) TERRI LYNN MC PHEE My mother told me there would be days like this,” said Nancy Thompson. ALIEN MEHL JACK METTLER RICHARD MEYER (Dick) BILL W MC RAE MARY ANN MICHUNOVICH Crawford Returns From New Zealand ARVEDEIL MAY MILLER CARL MILLER JOHN J. MILLS SANDY SUE MITTLESTADT TIM J. MIXON CAROLYN MOBERLY JACQUELYN MOCABEE JONOTHAN MOE (Jon) JOLENA MONESMITH CHARLOTTE L. MORSE CHRISTINE MONROE MARGARET E. MORSE BEVERLY MORGAN (Bev) MARY ANN C. MOSES BOB MORGAN MARTIN D. MOUAT LINDA L. MORRIS MARVIN MOUAT 79 7 Seniors Spark Basketball Squad JACGUELINE MUCK (Jockie) ARNA MULSKE PAT MYERS MARK A. NAGIICH JUDY NASBY CONNIE NAUMAN TONY NAVE CHARLES T. NELSON DAVID C. NELSON LE ANN NESS MARY LOUISE NEWBERRY NANCY NEWELL JANET K NIEMI KATHLEEN NITSCHKE (Jan) SHIRLEY A NISS (Kathy) JULIE NOLTE JANE NORDLUND 80 11 Seniors Add Talent To Majorettes LINDA NOVASIO KIM L. NYBO TERESA A. O’BRIAN (Terry) DEANNE M. O'LEARY DELORES J. OLSON LIZABETH A. OLSON (U ) PAT OSTERMILLER SHARYN OSTERMILLER BILL E. PARRY GARY LOYD PENN JAMES OLIVER PATRICH YVONNE PETERS BEN PEDERSON RICHARD H. PETERSON LARRY GLEN PEDERSON (Pete) DAVID G. PIERCE LUPE PENA RON PIERCE DIANE DIETZ VONNIE PINNICK KATHLEEN POLLARD MARLIN POWELL Hold your horses Ron Juan JUDY PRESTRUD VICKIE A. PRICE TOM W. PUTNAM CHARLES QUARNBERG (Chuck) DENNIS ROY RADTKE CHARLES F. RAINES (Charlie) COBURN R. RANDAK (Coby) DAVID S. RANDALL MAX E. REAMS RICKY REICH LINDA REICHENBACH BARBARA REICHERT 82 Senior Counselors Show Enthusiasm SHARON A. REICHERT GOLDA RHONE SANDRA D. REITER LANA T. RICHARDS DOREEN RENDO CLAUDIA RICHARDSON KATHLEEN RENO SUSAN ELNORA RIDDELL JIM REX KATHRYN RIDDLE (Kathy) ELSA L. RIGBY DIANA L. ROBERTS TOM ROINSON GARY D. ROBISON JOHN F. RODMAN DAVE RODRIGUEZ SANDRA ROGERS BONNIE L. ROHRER 83 ELBIO O. ROSSELLI GARY M. ROUSH GEORGE W. RYAN GREGORY SAMPSON PHILLIP SANDERSON DEANNE SAYLOR DONNA SCHAAK CAROL ELAINE SCHILLREFF DICK SCHNEIDER SANDRA SCHOCK LLOYD SCHOLLAERT JOHN W. SCHROTENBOER 84 Seniors Active In Forensics Club WILLIAM J. SCHREIRER (Bill) JOYCE M. SCHUTT ERIC E. SCHUTZ (Rick) DANNY J. SCHUTZ MARGIE L. SCHULTZ CHER I SCHYLER STEVEN SCHUMAN SUSAN SEKULICH (Susie) ROGER SCHUPPE SHARON A. SENECHAL BEV G. SHAVER ANITA SHERMAN SUSAN K. SHIRLEY DUANE L. SHISKOWSKY CAROL I. SHOGREN ROBERT D. SHOPE (Bob) BETTY J. SIELER JUNIOR SIMMONS 85 DONALD R. SIRE (Don) CHERYL K. SMITH GARYE SMITH JIM L. SMITH JUDY M. SMITH LYNDA K. SMITH WILLIAM J. SNEDIGAR (Jock) DIANN R. SOLBERG MARY M. SPENCE SHIRLIE J. SPRAGUE GERALD E. STANHOPE (Jerry) KATHLEEN M. STANLEY What's Ihe riddle, Riddle? ANN SOULSBY FRANK J. SPARHAWK Seniors Form Core Of Stage Crew SUSAN A. STARK TERRY STARR LUCY STEADMAN MERRY STEFFENSEN LINDA STEINBRINK MARTHA J STENNETT JACQUIE LEE STINSON KENNETH STOCKTON RON G. STODDARD LINDA L. STRATFORD SUSAN STRIPP RUSS ALLAN STROBEL GREGORY L. SULENES (Greg) SALLY ANN SULLIVAN ELLEN L. SVEC MARVIN TAYLOR MICHAEL TEHLE BARBARA THOMAS NANCY THOMPSON RICHARD TOUSLEY (Rick) JACQUELINE M. TOWNSEND (Jocque) KATHLEEN C. TRUMBO (Kothie) LOIS DARLENE TWET DENNIS E. ULSTAD PAUL HAYES VALE LARRY VEATCH KAREN L. VERALDI MAUREEN I. VERMANDEL JEAN M. VOELLER DIANNE L. WADE BRUCE A. WAGGENER MELODY WALTER MICHAEL U. WALTERS (Mick) RICHARD L. WALTERS (Rich) PHILLIP R. WATT SHIRLEY M WAX RAE WEAVER ROSANNE K. WEBER (Kay) 88 60 Seniors Make National Honor Roll KENNETH H. WEBER (Ken) LILA JEAN WEBER HUGH G. WEISS BARBARA JEAN WEST (Barb) DENNIS K. WEST DIANNE WETZEL DAROLYN J. WHITE SCOTT E WILDER RICHARD C. WISE (Dick) RICHARD H. WISEMAN ROBERT WITHAM JIM WISE (Dick) (Bob) JANICE WITHERSPOON JANIS R. WILSON CONNIE L. WILSON (Jon) BETTY JEAN WISE JANET M. WISE RUTH M. WlTTMER 89 RON L. WOLFF DENNIS A. WOODWARD DARLENE WUEST RICHARD LYNN YATES (Dick) Seniors Pull The Load A snow ball fight greets Elbio and his classmate. B-R-O!!! 90 Not Pictured DAVID ANDERSON FERROL MACKENZIE MICHAEL BELLMAN JAMES MARSHALL EDWARD BERGEN LEWIS MULLER CHARLES CARROLL GEORGE NITCHMAN DIANE DETZEL HAROLD REINKE JIM EVERETT JESSE RODRIGUEZ JANET FORRESTER TONY SANCHEZ ROBERT FOURNIER ROBERT SCHOCK LINDA GILLIS DONALD SCHOCK JOHN GRIFFITH JOHN SCHROEDER WILLIAM GROGAN WILLIAM SHERIDAN WILLIAM GUCKEEN NATHAN SKAGER DARLENE HABOVSTAK DOUGLAS SOS KEN HANNEN LILIA STORDAHL FRED HILARIO DENNIS SUITER SIDNEY HOYSETH LYN SVETICH JEAN HUST RICHARD THIEL GERALD KING CLAYTON TIMBERMAN LYNN KNOEFEL KAREN TIMBERMAN RICHARD LA VELL BETTY WEAR KATHLEEN LOCKWOOD ROBERT WILKINSON 91 Hal Aosen Cheyrl Adams Clarie Adams Lynn Adams Terry Adams Vicki Adams Doug Aden Carl Alexander Corolee Allen Larry Allred Kathy Ames Cheryl Anderson Chris Anderson Joan Anderson Rugena Anderson Brastrup Heads Junior Class Linda Andrus Linda Ankrum Gary Armstrong Jenny Armstrong Rita Armstrong Jim Ashcraft Geri Atkinson Bonnie Ayre Bryan Baker Jim Baker Connie Balsam Marny Borovich Mary Borovich Danella Bauer Wayne Bauer 93 Shirley Baumgartner Bob Baxter Kayrene Beck Jim Becker Linda Beckers Don Bender Judy Bender Jon Berg Steve Berger Pot Bergeson Linda Beringer Sandi Bernhard David Bick Judy Billman Boyd Bishop Seven Juniors Are Majorettes Tony Blanco Rick Biasing Bill Booth Rosello Borner Tomi Boucher Lindo Boyd Steven Boyd Cathy Brastrup Penny Bresky Tom Brew Jesse Briceno Dave Brickiey Linda Brink Gary Brook Bob Brown 94 Mike Reed delicately buries Bill Vincent amidst B-W Day float remains. Lorry Burkhordt Dan Burnett Kathy Burns Milton Burton Brenda Bushed Bonnie Bussel Jerry Campbell Georgene Cantrell Terry Corlson Pat Cassady Linda Christensen Tom Christensen lone Christenson Phyllis Clause Cathie Clayton Lorry Cole LeRoy Coles 95 Glenda Collingwood Donno Conner Ken Conrad Jon Cooper Laurie Cooper Sharon Craig Dave Crenshaw Dan Crowley Bob Crystal Pat Cumiskey Carolyn Dahlstrom Joe Daley Bill Dano Gory Daniel Jayne Darby Junior Ron Wendle seeks assistance from senior Dave Butler Ken Davidson Mike Decker Mike Degnon Roy Deines John Dickson Bob Dill Drake Diteman Nancy Doherty Leigh Dotson Doneldo Drake Ken Dukert Nancy Dunsworth Joon Dutcher Virginia Easterly Gary Eddy Mary Ehli Ken Ehresmon Ken Ehrmantrout Ted Eichele Kathy Eide Cheryl Elliott Davidson Heads Youth Center Linda Epeseth Richard Estep Linda Fames Sandra Feickert Richard Feislhomel Tommy Feldner Tim Feldner Rita Fenton Marjorie Ferguson Laurie Fitch Sharon Flegler Edna Fode Ronald Fode Mark Foos Bill Foster 97 Sheryl Fox Jerry Fry Phyllis Fuchs Floyd Gable Carol Gahagon Rick Gallagher Bonnie Galles Anton Gangstad Suzanne Gardner Tom Gauger Shirley Gibson Greg GiHord Lori Gilliland June Gillis Peggy Glantz Trudy Taylor slyly slips into class. Dyan Glasrud Jo Ann Goddord Tony Gomez Shirley Goocher Shelley Gordon Eileen Goselin 98 Stan Goselin Peggy Gountanis Gail Gradle Dana Grohom Carrole Gray Diane Green The junior class presented a float in the B-WDoy parade Linda Green Linda Greenfield Rito Greger Fred Grider Florence Griffith Loita Grimsrud Tom Grinsteiner Jan Grossman Claudio Haag Diane Haagensdn Darlene Haar Dennis Haddovr Daryl Haider Mary Hailston Susan Hammond 99 Colleen Hanchett Dick Hansen Don Harper Kim Horl Che! Haun Cheryl Hoverland It's limes like these thot wreck a feller's lunch. Right. Bobby Crystal? Joel Hawkins Dick Hoy Jan Heer Patty Heimbichner Dave Henderson Michele Hendricks Chris Henrickson Bob Henry Debbie Hensel Laura Higgins Susan Hilleboe Kay Hilling Pa I Hitchcock Evalyn Hodgdon Kerry Hoffman 100 Terry Hoffman Linda Holden Dick Hoopes Joyce Hooson Susan Hoskins Denny Hufford Bruce Hungerford Dorlene Iboch Shoron Idleman Dale Isaak Paf Ives Jean Jacobsen Peggy Jongulo Janie Jeffers David Jennison Two Juniors Cheer Enthusiastically Kristen Johnson Morilyn Johnson Yvonne Johnson Bonnie Jones Jim Jones Lyle Jones Terry Jones Terry Jordahl Donna Juhl Don Jung Sybille Kaleps Elaine Kaufmon Kothy Keating Collen Kellers Reinie Kembel Sharon Kern Vickie Kilwein Ron Kimmeil Susan King Kevin Kirley Toby Kline Cathy Klotz Wayne Klundt Randy Korber Connie Korwald Doug Kramer Ken Kramer Theresa Kreiner Lynn Krueger Margie LaBard Juniors Sponsor Prom Scott Longman Kathy Larson Lynn Larson Bonnie Lambert Terry Lammers Sandi Lozetich Marie Lechner Bob Leffler Dave Lehman Sandi Leischner Susan Leone Leonard Lervick Ken Lewis Bob Libke Don Lillis 102 Linda Malsbury Dick Malvaney John Marks Don Maroncelli Mary Marshall Koy Marlin Susan Lindstrom Dick Lindt Genevieve Lively Thoyne Loendorl Maralyn Logan Jerry Lohr Renee London Connie Long Deaneen Loose Maralyn Loyning Tony Lucero Susan Lueneburg Perry Lyles Susan MacLeod Scoll Magruder They could have danced all night. Russell Martin Bob Martinez Sharon Martinz Vikkie Mossman Ed Matson Ernie Motson David May Phyllis May Richard McBride Borbara McGirl Richard McCracken Jean McIntyre John McIntyre Clifford McLuskie Lyndo Lee Meek Eide, White, Portis, Stratford We've been working on the railroad, all the live-long day. Mary Meitzel Sandy Melnick Deloris Mettler Alan Meyers Gil Miller Judy Miller 104 Marvin Miller Ron Miller Kathleen Mills Joan Mitchell Mary Mixon Karen Mollerstuen Linda Moncada Henry Moore Roger Moore Irene Morse Twinkle Morton Jeanie Moses Tom Mrachek Linda Mulvihill Marsha Mundschenk Nominated For AFS John Murroy Donno Nelson Linda Neuhardt Adele Nielsen Mark Noening Bill Norman Glennis Nottingham Irene Novasio Keith Olson Pom Ommundson Paul Ontiveros Cammy Orr Alan Oster Terry Podilla Lucretia Paine 105 Connie Pollock Anita Patterson Joyce Patterson Irene Pearl Leonord Pearl Dennis Penning Douglas Penning Robert Peterson Don Pett Kathy Philip Bill Phillips Coni Phillips Sharon Phillips John Pickett Dennis Pierce 13 Juniors Sing With Varsity Rick Plagman Marie Portis Horold Prelie Kathleen Price John Pulasky Gary Quigg John Guinlivan Sue Rademocher John Radford Cheri Ramus June Ratzlaff Sandy Rechsteiner Mike Reed Fronces Reedy Erika Reich 106 Kenneth Reich Lenice Reichenberg J-U-N-l-O-R-S! Juniors are the very best. Doug Reynolds Janice Ricci Dorleen Richert Sharon Rickman Potty Ridl Carol Robinson Gene Robson Marilyn Rogers Shirley Rogers Glenn Roll Carolyn Ronnekomp Sheila Rowton Judy Rudolph Barbara Rufus Beverly Rufus 107 Gary Scheidecker Carol Schield Marilyn Schieno Clark Schindele Kathy Schindler Jim Schleining Kathy Schmoing Mike Schmaing Pom Schmaltz Gary Schmidt Steve Schmidt Diane Schneider Arnold Schultz Bob Schutz Leonard Schutz Foos Takes Lead In Fall Play Rick Schulyer Lee Schwindt Stephanie Scowcroh Terry Seiffert Shannon Sexe Arlowene Shelver Jean Siegfried Larry Sinnock Ralph Skaggs Dennis Skovgaard Larry Smith Rick Smith Pam Spencer Don Sprankle Tom Staley 108 Judy Stark Doug Steele Julie Steele Mary Lou Stein Connie Steinbrink Mike Story Teresa Stroight Diane Stratford Claudia Strehlow Leah Strombeck Alan Styles Jim Sudduth John Sundahl Shoron Swonger Mary Szillot A valentine from George! Barbara Taylor Connie Toylor Gary Taylor Stan Taylor Trudy Taylor Alice Tesch 109 Don Thompson Lindo Thompson Josephine Torres Susan Torres Lon Townsend Sandy Tinjum Bill Turnquist Rita Ullarich Donna Van Allen Terry Vandenover Karen Van Tricht Ann Veraldi Bill Vincent Jacqueline Vinner Judy Voeller Six Juniors Work On Paper John Wagner Ed Walker Dave Walters Don Waddell Delbert Wardell Dan Watt $ton Wax Carolyn Wells Ron Wendfe Leslie Wenner Dave West Ed West Marilyn Wester Meldene Whipple Tom White 110 ■ SKerri Wilcox Judy Wilhelm Randy Williams Pom Williamson Janie Wilson Steve Wilson Dixie Witcher Bill Wolfe Beverly Wolff Bill Wong Sigrid Worden Larry Wright Lorin Wright Steve Wyord Terry Wyman Five Juniors Produce Annual Dan Morris Frank Rodriquez 111 NOT PICTURED Brenda Anderson James Anderson Elida Arrendondo Donna Bertleson Merle Cook Gary Crable Jim Day Dennis Driscoll Sharon Esser Diane Gullard Tom Kirk Alleta London Mike Leikam Lorin Lewis Victoria Lettler Frank Neiss Barbara Patterson David Pogue Steve Ponce J. G. Powell Robert Punches Corolyn Rogers Carol Yanc Ben Yetter Norman Yonally Gary Yost Colleen Young Robert Zacha Jim Zeiler Rod Zent Jock Ziegler Jon Ziegler Dennis Reother Lowell Rothburn Le Roy Stanfield Gary Stephans Rose Sillitti Carla Townsend Jeff Uhren Marion Yapuncich John Watt Bill Watson Mary Weaver SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Secretary; Sandy West Vice-President; Steve Chappel President; Mark Randak B I lee Adorns Don Adams Sue Akerstrom Mary Lou Alvarez David Anderson Dick Anderson Mattie Anderson Wayne Anderson Michelle Archer Larry Armogost Dean Armstrong John Armstrong Norman Armstrong Gail Asay Linda Baca Jone Baker Ron Baker Dorothy Bakker Diana Baldwin Jim Balestro Scott Bolsom Tona Bandel Bill Banks Jim Bankston Randak Heads Sophomore Class Maybe if I stand here he will notice me. Pam Barnard Amby Barnes Marilyn Barrow Jane Borrigan Lmda Batemon Ina Roe Belue Carl Berger Tim Bergstrom 113 Clifford Bernhardt Dixie Berreth Carlene Best Christy Beven Cathy Beyl Glenn Bier Martha Bishop Donna Blonkenship Doug Blewett Alan Bohan Sherry Bonawitz Tom Bonogofsky Cathy Booth Carol Bortis Robin Boucher Don Bovee Charles Boyer George Bradley Orville Broin Linda Branstetter Cathy Brocksch Mike Brophy Caleen Brown Chris Brunsvold 644 Comprise Sophomore Class Dennis Bruski Leslie Bryson Gretchen Buckner Linda Buckner Patti Bull Bill Burgan Robert Burkhordt Robin Burklund Sherry Burton Craig Butler Cossie Cady Dan Campbell Terri Canon Leslie Cantrell Cathy Card Chuck Card Jan Carlson Gory Carpenter Ronnie Carpenter Jim Carroll Richard Casad Kenneth Cellmer Tom Cerovski Rachoel Chamberlain 114 Geraldine Chaney Steve Chappie llene Chatwood Pot Chesterman Jackie Christiansen April Clark Becky Clork Mike Clark Valerie Clemmons Mavis Cleveland Betty Codenys Bob Cole Dona Coles John Collins Sharon Cook Martin Coomber Linda Cormier Annette Cousins Joe Cox Sherri Cox Bev Crabbe Jock Craig Karen Cranston Jomes Crawford Class Of ’67 Works Toward Future Goals Kmcode Cromwell Bev Dahlstrom Julie Dahms Denise Danell John Darling Barbara Day Sharon Day Karen Decker Diane Degenharf Gregg Deines LeRoy Derheim Russ DeVemiero Mickey Diede John Dineen Eldora Doctor Tim Dore Patricio Dorsey Jeri Drum Sue Dunbar Holly Duncan Bob Dunn Dione Dunn Connie Dye Ron Dye 115 Peggy Dyle Carol Eosllick Elliot Eaton Pam Eaton Lorry Eddy Bill Ehresman John Eickelberg Debbie Eklund Dick Elmore Paula Elting Susan Emerson Morcia Ennis Tim Ennis Carol Erhardt Janis Ereckstein Shoron Esser JoAnn Evangelisti Ken Evig Dan Farmer Terry Fornes JoAnn Fife Joe Fisher Linda Fiber Pat Fitzpatrick Sophomores Active In Student Council Marqueite Fitzwoter Victoria Flanze James Fleming Carolyn Flynn Tom Foottit Richard Fournier Lou Fok Judy Fraley Lorry Frates Dovid French 116 Cheryl Frick Mork Fryberger Mike Forman Beote Go Ido Margie Galindo Dean Galles Patricia Gardner Bob Garritson Deny to Gorge r Dennis Gear Horry Geertz Albert Gehring Susan Gerdes Helen Gibson Eddi Gilliam Cborollette Ginder Jerry Gipe Morris Goon Lee Goodrich Bob Gordon Patti Gorham Dove Gorton Nancy Graf Barbara Grainger Connie Gray Lindo Gray Sophomores Take Active Part In Clubs Kathy Green Cindy Greer Jon Grenier Daryl Grider Leroy Griffing Rick Grimmett Fredo Grooms Sheryl Grossman Karen Gwynn Diana Gullard Gordon Hobel Lyndo Habovsfak Russ Hodley Linda Hagmann fed Hogstrom Charlie Hall Tom Holstvedt Debbie Halter John Hammerel Bob Hanson Debro Hanson Irving Hanson Margie Honson Ken Hanstrom 117 Money Hordy Cheryle Hore Mike Horkins Carol Harper Pete Harris Marcia Harrison Jessie Hart Timothy HarHield Jean Hortung Virginio Hastings Vernon Hoogse Peg Hovig Shoron Hoy Lee Heer Christine Hefenieder Mike Hegg Roberta Hehn Joyce Heimbicher Gus Helsley Elaine Hempsteod Gerald Hendrickson Russ Herman Bill Hess Susan Hexem Sophomores Have Largest Class Dona Hicks Andy Hilario Gini Hill John Hill Randy Hill Karen Hillner Ted Hines Evelyn Hinkle Girls ore so inconsiderate. 118 ■ Mike Hinsley Sherrie Hirschi Eric Hobbs Cheri HoHman Deonn Hoffman Dennis Hoke Chonita Holliday Warren Holmes Tim Hortfield Charlene Houseman Richard Hovill Judy Howard Mike Howell Shelley Hoyl Poul Hudgens Kalhy Hunkins Glenda Hunt Carridy Hunter Ron Hunter Kathy Ickes Vicki Idstrom Bill Jackson Sharon Jacobson Tom Jacobson Sophomores Find Active Role in BHS David Jakes Mark James Steve Janich Phyllis Jenkins Steven Jensen Leroy Jesfield Don Johnson Joyce Johnson Marjorie Johnson Potricia Johnson Steve Johnson Dovid Jones Melody Jones Russell Jones Dave Jorgenson Mike Jourdan Jim Jovanovich Phyllis Kaiser Larry Kaufman Patrick Kelly Ray Kelly Dave Kennedy Janet Ketterling Lorry Kiefer 119 Cindy Kilmper Dionne Kindelman Sally Kingston Paula Kinnaird Barbara Kline Barbara Klundt Claudia Klundt Georgia Klundt Carol Knodel Colleen Kober Allan Koch Margie Kopke Mark Korwald Dan Kosich Lee Kraft Jack Kramer Ken Kringen Linda Krug Kathy Kuck Pbtti Kuck Leroy Kunz Judy LaCount Larry Lambrecht Grant Lamport Sophomores Appear To Be Promising Leaders Bob Lang John Langeliers Karen Larsen Lindo Larsen Donna Larson Koryl Lassie Marlene LaVe Ann Lee Dirk Lee Elaine Lefor Cathy Lervick Vicki Lettler Judy Lewis Lorin Lewis Pat Lewis Judy Ley Steve Liane Lorry Lindell Rodney Lindell Linda Lingran Kerry Linebock Becky Linrooth Br uce Litwin Robert Lockwood 120 Shelia Loendorf Carol Louthan Morris Loveridge Pom Loveridge Josephine Lucero Maude Lyles Dole Mac Lean JeH Madsen Herb Marchington Marilyn Marsh Allen Martin Allen Martin Connie Martin Terry May Dove Me Cune Barry McDonold Corol McEldowney Laura Me Millan Henry Mellgren Chris Messelt Barry Mettler Cheryl Meyer Mark Michunovich Susan Miller Sophomores Adjust To High School Life Steve Miller Gary Mills Gory Mills Patt Mills Stan Mittelstadt Mark Mitzman Bruce Moerer Jan Mattel Joe Motfet Ted Morris Richord Morrow Terry Mosbough Stephen Moses Solly Mullen Paul Mundschenk Mary Murray Dennis Murry Albert Nelson Korla Nelson Peggy Nelson Shannon Ness Kothy Nieme Gene Niesen Burt Niess 121 Money Nitzel Ron Novosio Kris Nybo Terry Oliver Koren Olson Susan Olson Morshall O’Neill RickOrr Richard Osiermiller Steve Ostermiller Ginger Paddock Mike Padilla Nicky Porker Ron Parks Gory Patterson Dianne Pavich Dave Peery Gary Peltier Yolanda Pena Randy Pendergraft Dale Penning Walter Persona Joan Peters Pam Peterson “The Robe” Assisted By Sophomore Dramatists Terri Petty Tom Petty Harley Phillips Lindo Pickett Hans Pidino Bill Pierce Jerry Piesik Roger Pinnick lorry Pinnow Bob Plagman Marcella Post Mary Powell Jay Prestrud Linda Price Connie Prill Robert Propp Mark Randak Kirby Reed Georgiana Reich Steve Reichert Judi Reid Janet Reinke Pal Reiner Pat Reintsma 122 Don Reno Kothy Reynolds Lorry Revenious Cheryle Rhodes Jon Richardson Vino Riddle Doug Ricker Carl Ringheim Robin Rivera Sartdi Robison Rose Rodriguez JoAnn Roesler Carl Rogers Allen Roberts Lorraine Roll Keith Roloson Ken Ronk Don Ross Mike Ross Pom Rolhrock Alan Rudolph Sharon Rinestad Rosolyn Russell Ann Solsbury 23 Sophomores Sing In A Cappella Moidio Sanner Linda Sapp Lois Saubert Susonne Scanlon Dole Scott Daryl Scott Jeri SchaeHer Ted Schofnitz Get rid ol him and our problems are solved Marlene Scheafer Gerald Scheak Sharon Schenk Audrey Schelle Bill Schieno Kathy SchillreH Bob Scheid Gail Schlagennauf Dona Schlenker Gary Schneider Paulette Schmittou Linda Schneider Susan Schneider Ginnie Schaak Susan Schuman Ernest Shaw Connie Sheldon Dennis Sheehon Ruby Siegfried JoAnn Sieverson Dick Sigmon Jeff Simons Linda Sjostrom Alvin Skager 24 Sophomore Girls Yell For Pep Club Karla Skager Sandra Slemmer Barbaro Smith Bonnie Smith Charles Smith Connie Smith Marsha Smith Ron Snyder Lloyd Spaur Bill Spencer Marcus Stankey Larry Staton Pam Steele Eva Steingrueber Lynda Stephens David Stewart Karen Stewart Susan Stolt Karen Stone Donno Strobbe Sandra Stroup Maureen Styger Jan Sulenes Jon Suttle 124 Marcio Swanger Tara Taylor Karen Tennyson Borry Thompson Kim Thompson Patricia Thompson Terry Thorpe Ginger Tice Norma Tirrell Karen Travis Linda Trenka Connie Tunnicliff Louise Twel Fred Urbasko Phyllis Vale Lorno Veraldi Frank Votapko Greg Vye Kathy Walker Mary Wolker Rose Walker Linda Wallace Diona Walter Ken Wanner Majorettes Include 13 Sophomores Sharon Wear John Weber Dianna Werdinger Julie Weik Caroline Weis Bob Wells Shirley Wentz Art Werner Sondi West David Whearty Pat White Bonni Whitney Dick Willkom Bob Williams Christine Williams Ginger Williamson Dick Wilson Donna Wilson Terry Wilson Calvin Winslow Dan Wise Jim Wisineyer Kay Witherspoon John Woodenlegs 125 Lost And Found Dove Aibin Eileen Bemis Joy Dennis Linda Graham Horold Hobill Charles Lunde David Moon Kim Mulloy Ralph Nuss Pot Ochsner Richard Otto Lenard Penning Not Pictured Lynda Abell Jeanne Co Allred Allen Gerald DeBoy Leroy Bell Jerry Dustin Arlene Berg Larry Edwards Charles Boger Robert Enzi Tim Branam John Fefley Donald Briner Lyle Forrester Leroy Brown Marilyn Geertz Jacilin Campbell Deraid Haider Jack Casey Richard Hobill Thomas Charter Gerald Kessler Tom Stordahl Fred Lanch Richard Thuesen Jim McCoy Josephine Torres Mary Mixon Britton Wicks Connie Muck Richard Wilkom Donald Reed Glen Willis Doug Rieker Dianna Wise Lorry Rivinius Jim Wismeyer Phyllis Roether Anton Wittmer David Schick Gole Young 126 You hove o long pull ahead boys. Vacation!? 127 What were the first Kyoto Annuals like? In 1928 the onnuol was dedicated to the evolution of the printed word. In 1964 the theme was Valley Horizons. The 1928 edition had more copy and fewer pictures than the 1964 edition. Although the annuals differ in theme and style, the basic purpose, to pro- vide a permanent memory of the school year, is the same. Some of the people who worked hordest on the 1928 an- nual are still familior to us today. The editor was Mr. Borberg, our principal. The finance man (now called the business man- ager) was Carl Clavadetscher, a former mayor of Billings. The annuals even had some of the same advertisers. Coles De- partment Store and Hart-Albin Company were two. The clubs were much the same olso. There was o French Club. The annual staff was not a class as it is now but an extra- curricular club. Although thirty-six years have passed, the school, as shown by the annual, has remained pretty much the same. Mr. Borberg, BHS principal, was the editor of the 1928 KYOTE annual. THE KYOTE—Old And New The outside appearance of the annuols do not seem to have changed much. This annual was 7 1 2 x 10 and was dark blue in color. In 1963 the size of the KYOTE was changed to 9 x 12 in order to accommodate the increase of students at BHS. The 1964 annual was dark brown with bronze lettering. 130 F.F.A. Trains Future Leaders Chuck Quarnburg and Tony Nave were delegates to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Dick Hoke and Tony Sanchez putthefinishing touches on the fence around the student parking lot. The Future Farmers of America is an or- ganization for youth interested in a career in agriculture or related fields. This year judging teams from the club were senttothe Winter Fair in Bozeman, the District FFA Convention in Miles City, and the State FFA Conference in Bozeman. Tony Nave and Chuck Quarnburg represented the BHS chap- ter at the National FFAConvention in Kansas City, Missouri. As a project the FFA mem- bers welded pipe into a fence to enclose the student parking lot with gates. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA-FIRST ROW: Mr. Aubert, sponsor, D. Schneider, B. Hoffman, J. Schleining, T. Nave. C. Quarnburg, G. Ziegler, G. Yost, B. Deines. SECOND ROW: W. Klund� . J. Lehr, B. Wilkinson, H. Weiss. D. Hoke, J. Griffith, D. Briner, G. Schneider, G. Stanhope, J. Allen, A. Allen, J. Gran THIRD ROW: J Campbell, B. Leffler, T. Wyman, T. Stordahl, B. Plagmann, D. Hoke, I. Chorter, A. Oster, B. Williams, E. Shaw, L. Jones, D. Wittmer FOURTH ROW: L. Forrester, B. Henry, G. Quigg, P. Lyles, L. Coles, J. Woodenlegs, J. Ziegler, T. Christensen, R. DeVerniero, J. Ziegler, B. Roods, F. Gabel. FIFTH ROW: J. Pulasky, J. Grossman, I. Sanchez, T. Krumheuer, G. Rel, T. Sanchez, E. Ross, G. Patterson, G. Bradley. C. Miller, R. Hufford, J. Kramer, K. Kramer, J. Kramer SIXTH ROW: R. Kembel, R. Deines, T. Kline, D. Lehman, D. Hakert, T. Gauger, D. Schutz, B. Lang, P. Watt, M. Miller, D. Kramer. 131 D.E.C.A.-FIRST ROW: Mr. Wilson, Advisor; Ken Weber, Vice President; Jocque Mocabee, Secretory; Linda Reichenbach, Store Manager; Sharon Griffith, Treas- urer; Melody Walter, President; Jacque Townsend, Historian; Mary Ann Michuno- vich, Member of Board of Governors; Vickie Collins, Vice President; Rich Walters, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Bender, Janet Forrester. Ruth Wittner, Bonnie Rohrer, Sandee Heimbichner, Joanne Kapptie, Donna Bier, Linda Bell, Cheryl McAlmond, Diana Hanson, Janet Hein. THIRD ROW: Dick Dustin, Arvedell Miller, Evon Loose, Jelena Monesmith, Lila Stordahl, Bev Brophy, Cheri Schuyler, Lynn Svetich, Bev Morgan, Russ Angwin. FOURTH ROW: Robert Schock. Fred Hofmann, Dennis West, Tom McCann, Chuck Roines, Lonny Fair, Bob DeRoeck, Roger Burk- hardt, Paul Graf, Harry Folvag, Morris Haugse FIFTH ROW: Dick Meyer, Marvin Taylor. Richard Helzer, Jack Mettler, Mark Naglich, Richard Peterson, Duane Shis- kowsky, Randy Woody, Paul Hare, Gary Robison, Ron Wolff. The Distributive Education Clubs of America, which is composed of students enrolled in Salesmanship and Work Experience, is a nation-wide club. The BHS DECA is the oldest in Montana and the club sponsor, Mr. Robert Wilson, has been a DECA teacher-coordinator longer than any other teacher in the state. Mr. Wilson also received an outstanding service award last year. This year BHS's club took second place in the Club of the Year Contest. DECA carries on a number of projects. One of their main projects is operating the DECA student store, which supplies BHS with pencils, notebooks, rulers, and nearly all necessary articles. The club also annually aids the AFS.cleansand arranges the school's trophies, provides coffee for faculty meetings, gives an award to the Most Outstanding Boy and Girl in DECA, attends state and national Leadership Conferences, and gives an employer-employee banquet in the spring. Bev Morgan rings up a sale in the DECA Store. Lila Stordahl arranges supplies on the disploy case. 132 FTA, FBLA Prepare For The Future FTA-FIRST ROW: Sandra Feickert, Shirley Niss, Lila Jean Weber, Suzanne Dorsey, Peggy Jangula. SECOND ROW: Teresa O'Brien, Mrs. Bodine, Sherry Evons. FBLA-FIRST ROW: Miss Neal, Eileen Hansen, Dorothy Cain, Linda Humphrey; Re- porter, Rae Weaver; Secretary, Tim Mixon; President, Bonnie Galies; Vice-President, Connie Linrooth; Treasurer, Cheryl Aagenes, Mr. Jackson. SECOND ROW: Glenda Collingwood, Lois Twet, Shirley Wax, Mavis Cleveland, Dorene Rendo, Liz Olson, Donna Schaak, Shirley Bernhardt, Lorretta Burkhardt, Barbara Iszler, Elaine Kouf- man, Sandra Rogers, Pat Ostermiller, JoAnn Davenport, Kitty Carlson, Sharon Reichert THIRD ROW: Bonnie Hollister, Jim Becker, Dennis West. Peggy Jangula, Connie Nauman, Nancy Bennion, Judy Nasby, Koren Larsen, Daryl Grider, Sharon Martinz, Linda Brink, Paulette Schnittou, Audrey Schelle, Diane Schneider. Kothy Mann, DiAnn Solberg, Carol Cook FOURTH ROW: Bob Crystal, Joyce Yonally, Sandy Childers. Sondy Mittelslodt, Shannon Sexe, Irene Morse. Cheryl Eder, Dor- lyne Wuest, Lorraine Roll, Kay Weber, Sharon Ehli, Morgene Allen, Sharon Rick- man, Corol Robinson, Muoreen Vermandel, Charlotte Morse, FIFTH ROW: Paula Hjelseth, Jockie Muck, Pat Cassady, Bonnie Bussell, Susan Colleen Hawkins. Jon Cooper, Kelly Fried, Greg Sulenes, Gerold Stanhopes, Gary Brummett, Dennis Woodward, Vicki Price, Sheryl Fox. Kathleen Schindler. Diane Pietz, Peggy Glantz, Shoron Senechal, 133 The Kyote paper is published every other Friday throughout the school year. It is a six page periodical that is an accurate chronicle of student ac- tivities. BHS students can learn about news happenings around the school, club activities, dramatic productions, BHS teachers and students, and the Bronc games. Behind each issue is the Kyote staff and advisor who spend two solid weeks before each publication in long hours, both in school and out, to produce the newspaper. The Kyote paper is often dubbed the show window of BHS because of its wide circulation to, not only BHS students and faculty, but also to advertising sub- scribers, exchanges with other schools throughout the nation, and local busi- nessmen. Before the Kyote can be published, advertising must be sold, for this is the main backbone to the financing of the paper. Following the main advertising drive, the members of the journalism class settle down to the main task of newspaper work-covering and writing news events for publication. Editing, copyreading, and proofreading follow before the copy can be sent to the printers. On the Wednesday before publication, the three editors makeup the page proofs, called dummys. The next day, the day prior to distribution, the three editors go down to the Gazette to make final corrections. Then, Friday, the circulation staff delivers the Kyote to the students. Mr. Henry Harsch is the advisor. The Kyote paper is in its 51st year of publi- cation. Editor Mary Braida, Associate Editor Jock Bayne, and Advisor Mr. Harsch go over plans for the paper. Awards Reflect Excellence Coby Randak prepares the ad dummy before each issue. Anne Veraldi and Susan Leone read the galleys. 134 Photographers Rich Hanson, Don Lillis, and Bob Butoroc check the pictures for the Kyote. Jane Nordlund, Eileen Goselin, and Kathy Astley of the circulation department sort popers. Rich Hanson, John Daily, Mary Braido, and Jack Bayne plan ond make up the next Kyote paper. The Kyote Paper has been awarded the following rat- ings: First Place Honor Rat- ing. NSPA. 1946,1947.1948. 1949.1951.1953.1955.1963; International First Place Award, Quill Scroll, 1946, 1947,1955,1956.1958.1960, 1962; Best Newspaper from a Montana High School, NIPA. 1946; All State MlEA. 1951,1958,1959.1963,1964, 3-Star Citation, PSSP, 1962. KYOTE PAPER-FIRST ROW: Jane Nordlund, John Dailey, Mary Braida, Jack Bayne, Riddell, Lynn Larson, Susan Leone, Cheryl Elliot, Kathy Astley, Rick Smith THIRD Coby Randak. SECOND ROW: Poula Elting, Anne Veroldi, Eileen Goselin, Sue ROW: Mr. Harsch, Bob Butoroc, Rich Hanson, Don Lillis, Don Waddell. 135 KYOTE ANNUAL-FIRST ROW: Terry Starr, Linda Baumgartner. Dionne Dowell, Dick Wise, Stephanie Scowcrott, Dove May. FOURTH ROW: Bev Morgan, Connie Susan Armstrong. SECONO ROW: Connie Eaton, Gay Parks, Geri Atkinson. Elbio Wilson, Don Waddell, Don Hegland, Mike Reed NOT PICTURED: Dennis Ulstod. Rosselli, Sandy Melnick, Mr. Voorhis. THIRD ROW: Cindy Creager, Karen Frick, Annual Staff Compiles Memory Book LINDA BAUMGARTNER EDITOR SUSAN ARMSTRONG ASSOCIATE EDITOR DIANNE DOWELL BUSINESS MANAGER FACULTY EDITOR TFRRY STARR ADVERTISING MANAGER ART EDITOR The annual staff is probably one of the hardest working or- ganizations in BHS. Just ask a member of the annual staff if he doesn't remember the deadline nights when they came to school at 7:30 A.M. and leftabout 10:00P.M.Many hours of tedious work of copy- reading, revising, picture cropping, copy writing, alpha- betizing, and picture taking make up the homework of the staff. The 1964 Kyote Annual re- ceived all-state ratings and was very honored to receive an All-American rating. Characterized by hard work, Linda Baumgartner, the editor, spends many hours heading the production of the annual. MR. JOHN VOORHIS ADVISOR 136 Sandy Melnick crops pictures for the activities section. Photographers Mike Walters and Dave May examine a broken camera. Mike Reed and Connie Eaton type copy for the club section. Don Hegland and Dick Wise are sports editors in addition to being full time pho- tographers. The staff copyreaders are Gaylen Parks, Elbio Rosselli, and Gerri Atkinson. Not pictured ore Bev Morgon and Dennis Ulstad. 137 DRAMATICS-FIRST ROW: Michael Walters. Stephanie Scowcroft, Jean Cochrane, Terri McPhee SECOND ROW: Miss Strut2, Jay Lynn Dennis, Pat Gardner, Bonnie Ayre, Nancy Doherty, Ann Veroldi, Barbara Grainger, Gail Asay, Connie Gray, JoAnn Clark, Paula Elting, Kim Thompson, Viki Adam, Marcia Ennis, Margie Han- son. THIRD ROW: Craig Ball, Lori Gilliland, Jean McIntyre, Marilyn Barrow, Lorno Veraldi, Nancy Thompson, Pat White, Lynn Adams, Suson Hammond. Erika Reich, Anne Salsbury, Carolyn Gerdes, Susan Hulit, JoAnn Evangelisti, Stephanie Zirko, Sandi West, Marie Lechner, Annette Cousins FOURTH ROW: Geri Atkinson, Linda Hogmann, Rochel Chamberlain, Linda Schneider, JoAnn Sieverson, Sherry Evons. Lucy Steadman, Cathie Clayton, Pom Williamson, Mory Hailstone, Carolyn Reno, Tono Bandel, Diana Baldwin, Nancy Asay, Suzanne Gardner, Connie Prill, Joan Anderson. FIFTH ROW: Gary L. Armstrong. Don Lillis. Terry Mattison. Larry Burton, David Butler. Rod Zent, Frank Sparhawk, Charles Leggate, Terry Starr. Don Wad dell, David McMurchie, Dave Bergeson, Lucretia Paine, Karen Stone, Becky Clark, Mark Foos. Mr. Mickelson. Drama Club Presents “The Robe’’ Frank Sparhawk, Sherri Evans, and Marie Lechner store costumes for future use. For many students Dramatics Club is the starting point in the field of drama. Dramatics is sponsored by Miss Clara Strutz and Mr. Lloyd Mickelson. The purpose of the club is to help those students who are sincerely interested in earning points necessary for admission into Thespians. Dramatics does not consist solely of people having the abil- ity to act. It also includes those who participate in such phases of dramatics as make-up, staging, publicity, properties, and costuming. Mr. Archie Elliot, art instructor, directs the students who build and erect scenery for school productions. The people who work behind the scenes are just as responsible for the success of the play as the actors and actresses. Dromotics club members sell tickets in the box office for future productions. 138 Thespians Put On Puppet Show Stephanie Scowcroft. student director of The Robe , reviews plans with Mr, Mickelson. Charles Leggate, Craig Ball and Mike Walters practice for the Puppet Theater. Thespians is an honorary club which requires that a stu- d ent work for 100 hours on dramatic productions before he is eligible for membership. Thespis, the founder of the Greek drama, has been the inspiration for many high school dramatic groups formed under his name. Advanced dramatic students work in all fields of theater arts. These fields include stage work and working on make-up committees. Thespian Troupe 555 is sponsored by Mr. Mickelson who is the state representative in the national organization. The main projects of the year were the class and fall plays. The Robe and A Room Full of Roses were also pre- sented. Thespian officers include President, Mike Walters; Vice- President, Rod Zent; Secretary, Susan Hulit; and Treasurer. Bonna Graham. THESPIAN-FIRST ROW: Bonno Graham, Michoel Wallers, Dana Graham, Rod Zent, Susan Hulit SECOND ROW: Jean Cochrane, Carolyn Gerdes, JoAnn Clark, Susan Hammond, Pom Williamson, Craig Ball. THIRD ROW: Mr.Mickelson. Nancy Thomp- son, Carol Shogren. Lynn Adams, Mary Hailstone, Marie Lechner, Ken Davidson. FOURTH ROW:Dovid Butler,Sherry Evans,Sandi Howell,Lucy Steadman, Stephonie Scowcrofl. Lori Gilliland, Mark Foos. FIFTH ROW: Frank Sparhawk. Dave Bergeson, David McMurchie, Larry Burton, Terry Mattison, Charles Leggote, Don Waddell, Terry Storr. 139 FORENSICS-FIRST ROW: Mike Conaway, Frank Sparhawk, Marcia Enis, SECOND ROW: Lynn Adams, Cheri Hoffman, Jay Lynn Dennis, Lana Richards, Susan Ham- mond. Paula Elting, Pam Williamson, Miss Hertz THIRD ROW: Craig Ball, Ken Davidson. Dan Bovell, Dick Sigman, Bill Spencer, Margie Hanson, Jane Baker. Lucy Steadman practices her speech for the next meet. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Anderson, John Pulasky, Nancy Doherty, Merry Steffenson, Lucy Steadman, Corol Young, Sheila Loendorf. Bill McRae. FIFTH ROW: Mark Foos, Larry Burton, Kim Hart, Tom White, Dave Henderson, Bill Jackson, Barry Bull. Forensics Club was formerly called Debate Club, designed for those interested only indebate. In 1960 members decided to extend its membership to stu- dents interested in other types of speech such as extemporaneous, original oratory, humorous decla- mation, and oratorial declamation. Forensics members are kept busy writing speeches for original oratory, selecting literature for declama- tion and interpretation, and doing researchfor debate and extemporaneous speaking. This year Ken Davidson placed in a speech meet at Eastern Montana College and won an American Le- gion Oratorical Contest. When Forensics Club went in serious declamation, Craig Ball won honors in humorous declamation, and Lynn Adams won the original oratory contest. Frank Sparhawk receives advice on a speech from Miss Hertz. 140 Senior Counselors Guide Sophomores SENIOR COUNSELORS-FIRST ROW: Pol Ostermiller. Bob Jones, Noncy Marsh, David Butler, Janet Hudgens, Jerry Jacobsen, Sally Sullivan, Jack McKee, Delores Olson. SECOND ROW: Kathy Lillis. Gloria Fields, Jane Nordlund, Betsy Blake, Darolyn White, Adele Evans, Jean Cochrane, Joyce Schutt, Kitty Carlson. THIRD ROW: Bob Shope, John Davenport, Mike Walters, Lila Jean Weber, Susan Ann Ennis, Barbara West, Mary Anne LaRue, TerriMcPhee, Kathy Pollard, Susan Shirley. FOURTH ROW: Terry Mattison, Leroy DiPasquale, Doug Jenkins. Frank Sparhawk. Coby Randak, Mary Braida, Linda Baumgartner, Debbie Bowler, Beni Marchello, George Ryan. FIFTH ROW: Ron Jovanovich, Jim Hopper, Ron Langworthy. Ron Pierce, Bob Eames, Jack Bayne, Don Hegland, Tom Dobbins, Greg King, Bill Lowe, Mike Conaway. Senior Counselors, sponsored by Mrs. Hutton and Mr. Kosich, help to familiarize sophomores with school ac- tivities. Because the counselors are activeinoneor more phases of school life, they present a cross-section of the extracurricular activities at BHS. These seniors must help sophomores become a com- ponent part of the school. During the first week of school they present an assembly to help orientate the sopho- mores. Senior Counselors promote activity ticket sales, give a boost to annual sales, increase support of games, boost school spirit.anddiscussthetypeofdress at dances. Senior Counselors go in pairs to visit each sophomore class. They acquaint the sophomores with the various activities and clubs at Senior High and they answer any questions which may arise. By means of a skif the Senior Counselors encourage the new sophomores to join a club. Dick Wise shows confused Jim Balestra the way to his next class. 141 QUILL AND SCROLL—FIRST ROW: Jane Nordlund, Mary Braido, John Dailey. SECOND ROW: Susan Armstrong, Linda Boumgortner, Fred Inman, Stephanie Scowcroft, Coby Rondak, Anne Veraldi. Honor Society Tutors Students NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-FIRST ROW: Sharon Senechal. Lila Jean Weber. Elsa Rigby, Mary Ann Michunovich, Jone Nordlund, Don Hegland. Linda Stratford] Dick Wise, Cheryl Aagenes, Jerry Archer, Doug Jenkins,Terry Mattison, Carol Shogren. SECOND ROW: Dick Wiseman, Terri McPhee, Leslie Jensen, Susan Ann Ennis, Gloria Fields, Dolores Olson, Susan Shirley, Jonis Wilson, Susan DuBeau, Barbara Iszler, Dona Houser, Connie Nouman. Lucy Steadman. Coby Rondak THIRD ROW: Moureen Johnson. Janice Witherspoon, Susie Sekulich, Debbie Bowler. Darolyn White, Jeanne Hieb, Mary Ann Hoger, LeAnn Ness, JoAnn Davenport, Eloine Brambo, Pat Ostermiller, Jodine Buck, Lana Richards,FrancieBaker. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann LaRue, Janet Hudgens, Jan Loggins, Nancy Marsh, Kathy Lillis, Kathleen Pollard, Adele Evans, Kay Holden, Linda Baumgartner, Banna Graham, Cheryl Smith, Claudia Richardson, Donna Hill, Juanita Fisher, Merry Steffensen. FIFTH ROW: Dave Butler, Greg King, Ben Marchello, Gory Everson, David Nelson, Elbio Rosselli, Bob Shope, Frank Sparhawk, Mike Wolters, Fred Inman, Mel Lervick, Terry O'Brien, SIXTH ROW: Jim Hooper, Jerry Jacobsen, Bill McRae, Barry Bull. George Ryan. 142 FRENCH CLUB-FIRST ROW: Gory Eddy. Undo Strafford, Susy Stark. Barbara Day. Chris Henrickson, Anne Veraldi, John Dickson. SECOND ROW: Marie Portis. Ina Rae Belue. Shelley Hoyt, Jeri Schaeffer, Linda Schneider, Rochel Chamberlain. Karen Olson, JoAnn Sieverson, Annette Cousins, Barbara Grainger, Sharon Rime- stad, Bonnie Ayre, Barbara LaBor, Kim Thompson THIRD ROW: Jan Loggins, Jeonne Groy, Bette Jean Wise, Elaine Brambo, Kathy Astley,Stephanie Zirko, Laurie Coop- er, Susan Hilleboe, Darolyn White, Julie Weik, Susan Hulit, Marcia Harrison. Tono Bondel, Diono Baldwin. Gretchen Buckner. Marilyn Barrow. FOURTH ROW: Lorna Veraldi. Yvonne Johnson. Mary Ann Moses. DeanneSaylor,Sybille Kaleps, Connie Balsam, Marilyn Schieno. Georgene Cantrell, Jan Richardson. Norma Tirrell, Patti Bull. Nancy Hardy, Paula Kinnoird, Pam Barnard. Chris Brunsvold FIFTH ROW: Diane Detzel. Susan Armstrong. Carol Bortis. Donna Juhl.Suzanne Dorsey. Twinkle Morton, Terry Bankston, Bill Watson, Kirby Reed. Henry Mellgren, Grant Lamport, Stanley Wax, Rick Smith, Gary Armstrong. Vive Le Cercle Francois French Club, sponsored by Mrs. Larsen, is limited to second and third year French students. Its purpose is to enrich the students’ knowledge of French culture and life. Movies, slides, and speakers were provided for French Club. Le Cercle Francois sponsored candy and cookie sales for AFS during sixth period. French Club also sponsored a dance and French students attend a dinner at the end of the year. Mrs. Lorsen, co-sponsor of French Club, translates French phrases for her French class. Miss Vandersloot decorotes her bulletin board with scenery pictures of France. 143 Latin Presents A Challenge LATIN-FIRST ROW: Cathy Card, Historian; Shannon Ness, Treasurer; Jim Balestra, Vice President; Jan Carlson, Secretary, Jane Baker,President.SECOND ROW; Susi Stolt, Dionn Hoffman. Eldora Dockter, Susi Hexem, Kathy Niemi, Karl Lassie, THIRD ROW: Dianne Kindelman, Margie Hanson, Koy Witherspoon,Paula Elting, Charlotte Miss Colosky, Latin Club's sponsor, presents information concerning Rome to the students. Ginder, Barbara Smith, Gary Mills. FOURTH ROW: Terry Thorpe, Sherry Evans, Koyrene Beck, Linda Price, Pat Lewis, Linda Hagmann, Dory I Grider. FIFTH ROW: Mark Randak, Dave Gorton, James Crawford, Jeffrey Hunter, Frank Votapka, Leroy Griffing, Russell Jones. Latin Club, sponsored by Miss Colosky, has been in existence since 1950. The club encourages among students an interest in and an appreciation of the civilization, language, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome. It gives members some under- standing of the debt our own culture owes to that of classical antiquity. As in past years, the highlight of the year was the Latin Ban- quet in the spring. Latin Club is a member of the National Junior Classical League. Sherrie Evans reviews plans for a Latin Club project. 144 German Club Hosts Various Speakers Students chat before the opening of a German Club meeting. German Club was organized in 1957 by Miss Jean- nette Clark. Its first leader was an AFS student to Germany, Kathleen Shannon. I he purpose of Ger- man Club is to further the knowledge ot its members in the culture, people, and languages of Germany. Any student enrolled in German class may belong to this club. Corresponding with penpals, playing and singing German songs, and playing German games are some of the many activities undergone by club mem- bers. This is topped at the end of the year with a ban- quet for all members. ■ This year's German Club officers are Donna Hill, Merry Steffensen, Maureen Johnson, Rita Arm- strong. and Kathy Mills. GERMAN CLU -FIRST ROW: Kathy Mills, Historian; Rita Armstrong, Secretary, Maureen Johnson, Vice President; Merry Steffensen, President; Miss Kamerzell, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Janice Ricci, Anita Shermon, Linda Pickett, Joy Dennis, Susan Ennis, Connie Nauman, Donna Schaak, Karen Mollersiuen, Claudio Haag, Lynn Larson. Mary Szillat, Helen Remington. iriIRD ROW: Mary Hailstone, Brenda Bushell, Phyllis Fuchs, Cindy Greer, Pam Williamson, Pat Gordner, Dyan Glasrud, Christine Hefenieder, Paula Kinnaird, Morie Lechner, Sharon Swanger. FOURTH ROW: Gary Armstrong, Lana Richards, Linda Morris, Kris Nybo, Joan Anderson, Shirley Baumgartner, Linda Christensen, Sharon Idleman, Nancy Graf, Morilyn Marsh, John Marks, Caroline Weis. FIFTH ROW: John Weber, Albert Nelson, Jon Johnson, David Nelson, Lucretia Paine, David Bick, Jack Casey, Larry Allred, Jim Wismeyer, Nathan Skager, Karen Stone. Clubs Supplement Learning ELPHADONK-FIRST ROW: ElaineDiede,Treasurer, EileenDiede.Secretary ;Sheena Hedrick, Vice President; Gary Armstrong, President. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Ben- der, Susan Emerson, John Waaner, Dean Armstrong. THIRD ROW: Stephanie Zirko, SPANISH CLU -FIRST ROW: Mrs. Harnden, Connie Linrooth, Vice President, Elbio Rosselli, President; Kathie Trumbo, Secretary; Mr. O'Neill. SECOND ROW: Don Jung, Undo Baca, Jeanne Cox, Connie Gray, Trudy toylor, Elaine Diede, Nancy Asay, Bonno Graham, Karen Von Tricht, Eloine Kaufman, Robin Rivera, Eileen Bemis THIRD ROW: Marsha Smith, Bonnie Galles, Connie Taylor, Nancy Horsfall, Donna Bertelson, Arlowene Shelver, Dione Green, Viki Adam, Judy Stark, Chris Elbio Rosselli. Mike Hinsley,Mr. Willard Ramsett. FOURTH ROW: Dan Adams, David C. Nelson, historian,- Steve Janich. Monroe. Valorie Clemmons, Becky Linrooth. FOURTH ROW: Sandi West, Roberta Hehn, Karen Cranston, Pam Schmaltz, Susan DuBeau. Jean Siegfried, Ruby Sieg- fried, Corla Anderson,DebbieEklund,KarenHillner,MarciaSwonger, Dono Houser, Solly Sullivan. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Ickes, Kevin Kirley, Pam Rothrock, Kathy Eide, Becky Clark, Allen Styles, Gary Brook,MarkNoennig, Greg Sulenes, Richard Kelch, Jesse Briceno, Larry Pederson, Dana Graham. 146 Student Council Student Council, sponsored by Mr. Cox, has been an ex- tremely active club this year. School spirit was boosted more this year by Student Coun- cil than in past years. One of their activities was presenting an assembly and after-game dance. Class pins, student Council pins, and school sweatshirts were ordered and sold by the orginization. To improve public relations, Student Council organized Open House and spon- sored the BHS Presents radio programs. STUDENT COUNCIL-FIRST ROW: Cathy Brastrup, Chris Henrickson. Steve Chappie. Bob Eames, Jane Nordlund, Mike Conaway, Sondi West, John Pulasky. SECOND ROW: Ki m Nybo, Linda Stratford, Lois Twet, Jay Lynn Dennis, Jeri Schaeffer, Vickie Collins, Maude Lyles, Ann Lee, Morcio Ennis,Mary Braida, Marilyn Barrow, Sherrie Dovis. THIRD ROW: Randy Korber, Bill Wolfe, Terry Jones, Jerry Jones, Donna Bertelson, Gretchen Buckner, Susan MacLeod, Adele Evans, Connie Linrooth, Elbio Strengthens BHS LEFT: Kim Nybo reports on the Student Council meeting. RIGHT: Linda Stratford and Lois Twet sell BHS sweatshirts. O. Rosselli, Pat Gallagher, JackMettler, John Weber. FOURTH ROW: Bob Crystol. Tammy Feldner, Sandi Lazetich, Linda Price. John Davenport, Karen Hillner, Dona Hicks, Diana Gullard, Nancy Hardy, Sandy Kyle, Dick Wise, Fred Urbaska, Larry Pederson. FIFTH ROW: Jock Buck, Philip Watt, Roger Moore, Jim Schleining, Mike Corbis, Dave Henderson, Tim Feldner, Paul Hudgens, Gary Everson, Doug Jenkins, Kelly Fried, Fred Inman, Dave Gorton. 147 148 OFFICE ASSISTANTS-FIRST ROW: Mrs. Dreyer, Ken Dovidson, Leroy DiPasquole, Frank Sporhawk. THIRD ROW: Boyd Bishop, Mike Conaway, Mel lervick, George Gary Penn, Mrs. Chopper SECOND ROW: Bill Lowe, Tom Dobbins, Larry Pederson, Ryan, Beni Marchello. Office Workers Assist Faculty OFFICE DEBS-FIRST ROW: Conni Eaton, Sharon Kern, Bonna Graham, Elsa Rigby, Pal Hein, Lynda Smith, Susie Sekulich, JoAnn Davenport. Bonnie Hollister. Pae Heaver, Dru Bishop, Linda Andrus, Geneveve Levely, Patricia Dorsey, Shirley Wax, Barbara Brawley. SECOND ROW: Marianne Hempstead. Cheryl Adams, Trudy Taylor, Sondee Klun, Cothy Brasfrup, Betsy Blake, Barbara Gorham, Elaine Kauf- man, Sheena Hedrick, Barb McGirl, Dorothy Coin, Linda Steinbrink. Donna Van Allen, Penny Bresky, Claudia Richardson, Dolores Olson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Dreyer, Linda Bitterman, Mary Marshall, Margie Schultz, Darlene Hoar, Janie Jeffers. Betty Codenys, Lois Saubert, Carol Fried, Mary Spence, Dorlyne Wuest, Geri Keenan, Judy Prestrud, Connie Phillips, Linda Thompson. Theresa Kreiner FOURTH ROW: JoAnne Lorsen, Barbora Heyn, Carolyn Kohler, Linda Boyd, Julie Steele, Pat Hitch- cock, Lauro McMillan, Jan Cooper. Patty Heimbichner, Kathleen Schindler, Jackie Muck, Sandy Kyle, Janis Wilson, Solly Sullivan, Kathy Riddle. Leslie Jensen. 149 AVA Keeps Cameras Rolling Go into the library anytime, onany schoolday, and a member of KOB will probably be there. KOB, Keepers of the Books, was formed early in 1961. Its chief responsibility is to aid the librar- ian. The members work one period a day in the library. Their jobs range from mending books to filing bookcards and overdue notices. They also shelve and checkout books. During National Library Week, displays are placed in the main hallway show- case to advertise the library and the benefits which can be gained there. KOB is sponsored by Miss Huffman and it strives to in- form the student body of the usefulness of the library. Because of AVA, a staff or trained technicians solve any prob- lems of movie projectors and lighting effects that may arise dur- ing the school year. These students thread film strips and set up auditorium lights for programs put on by the school or the com- munity. These are the primary duties of AVA workers. A.V.A-FIRST ROW: Brenda Anderson, Dennis Gear SECOND ROW: Don Ross, Dan Wittman THIRD ROW: Dick Hooper. Hal Aasen FOURTH ROW: Richard Hobill, Ronnie Carpenler. FIFTH ROW: John Dickson, Stan Taylor, Bill Booth, Bob Lang K.O.B. Assist Librarian Betty Sieler checks a book for Marilyn Barrow. KEEPERS OF THE BOOKS-FIRST ROW: Buddy Reinke, Carolyn Wells, Kathleen Stonley, Susan Olson. SECOND ROW: Marsha Smith, Nancy Newell, Liz Olson, Diane Schneider, Betty Sieler THIRD ROW: Sandi Bernhard, Marilyn Marsh, Phyllis May. Sharon Flegler, Sarah Jane Harrison FOURTH ROW: Dione Stratford, Jonet Lind- strom, Bill Campbell, Judy Miller, Craig Ball, Joyce Yonally. 150 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-FIRST ROW: Jeon Voeller, Dona Houser, Margie Gillett, Vice-President; Janis Wilson, Secretary; Sally Sullivan, Point-keeper; Kitty Corlson, President; Chris Munroe, Jackie Muck. SECOND ROW: Connie Muck, Maidia Sanner, Joyce Hooson, Cassie Cady, Marilyn Geertz, Kathleen Price, Claudia Haag. Bonnie Ayre, Linda Pickett, Maud Lyles, Susie Hexem, Susan Stolt, Mickie Archer THIRD ROW: Charlene Houseman, Dione Stratford, Christy Beven, Eldora Docktor, Susan Ennis. Marcia Ennis. Rosalyn Russell. JoAnn Roesler, Judy Voeller, Laura Higgens, Joan Peters, Cathy Booth. FOURTH ROW: Carol Louthan, G.A.A., Girls’ Athletic Association, gives girls an opportunity to participate in a variety of sports, ranging from volleyball and basketball to baseball and track. Under the sponsorship of Miss Miller, the club conducts several team tournaments in various sports. Another opportunity offered by GAA is to provide girls the chance to earn their “B letter and or recognition pins. A point A mad scramble for the ball is a common scene at most GAA gomes. Robin Burklund, Becky Linrooth, Roberto Hehn, Amby Barnes, Suzy Stark, Cyrilla Bonogofsky, Marcia Swanger, Linda Beringer, Judy Smith, Jackie Christiansen, Kathy Niemi, Holly Duncan, Kathy Ames, Noncy Horsfall, Terry Oliver, Barbara Day, Ericka Reich, Bette Jean Wise, Marilyn Scheino, Jeon Siegfried, Rito Ullarich. FIFTH ROW: Charlotte Ginder, JudiHoward,KristenNybo, PaulaHjelseth, Margie Schultz, Nancy Hardy, Twinkle Morton, Joan Dutcher, Linda Price, Yvonne Peters, Linda Neuhardt. Sharon Idleman, Barbara Kahler, Georgene Cantrell. system, whereby one point is given for each hour spent par- ticipating in a sport, including those outsidetheclub, determine the award. Requirements include 250 points for a pin and an additional 125 points for a letter. The GAA program emphasizes fun and good fellowship. It includes wholesome recreation, physical efficiency, and good sportsmanship. Paula Hjelseth, Chris Monroe, Dona Houser, Jeon Voeller, Kitty Carlson, and Margie Gillett model GAA letter sweaters. 151 30 Compose Majorette Corps MAJORETTES-FIRST ROW: Sally Mullen. Barbara West, Sherry Cox. Marcia Wise, Judy Howard, Janet Hudgens, Jon Richardson, Norma Jean Tirrell, Laurie Cooper. Pat Ostermiller. SECOND ROW: Peggy Gountanis. Marilyn Schieno, Kathy Mann, Terry McPhee, Lindo Green, Kathy Pollard, Pat Lewis, Linda Woody, Lee Ann Ness, Kathy Mills THIRD ROW: Susie Jacobson, Marie Portis, Susan Hilleboe, Jackie Stin- son, Kris Nybo. Kathy Hunkins, Mary Ann Hager, Barbara Day, Jean Cochrane, Ginni Schaak. Captains Kathleen Pollard and Jean Cochrane record musicfor a half-time performance. Susie Jacobson, Pot Ostermiller, Peggy Gountanis, and Kathy Mills perform flawlessly during a basketball half-time. 152 Majorettes Perform In Half-Times Judy Howard pauses during p performance. The tingle that tickles the back of every majorette when she steps off the starting line of each perform- ance is something she will never forget. Along with anxiety, she will remember the long, tiring practices and the frustration that accompanies each perform- ance. The co-captains o the corps, Jean Cochrane and Kathy Pollard, shoulc be commended on their fine leadership; as shoi Id Jeanne Hieb and Susan MacLeod on managing the corps. A finecorpsusually includes a fine drum majorette, and the Billings Senior High majorettes are no exception. We are all aware of Terry McPhee's abilities. Of all the per- formances the majorettes put on, the state basketball tournament is by far the most important. BHS mojoreltes put on the half-time entertainment for every Friday night basketball game. Jeanne Hieb and Susan MacLeod, majorette managers, check uniforms for the next performance. The Billings Senior Majorette Corps circle a large valentine during their Valentine's Day performance at the Billings Senior-Miles City basketball game. 153 Kinetic Presents AFS Dance Nancy Thompson. Coby Rondak and Kathy Astley sell tickets for the Kinetic AFS dance Cathy Clayton gives John Crawford a valentine at the Kinetic assembly. Kinetic Club lives up to its name--like kinetic energy, this club is certainly active. Kinetic Club was started in 1920 under the name Betta Kappa. Nine years later the name was changed to Kinetic Club. This year, besides sponsoring pep assemblies and dances, the club members planned and presented the Christmas Formal. Hours and hours of workwentinto making this dance a success. In February Kinetic presented an A.F.S. dance, a pep assembly, and an after-game dance. This year they also entered a float in the B-W Day Parade. Kinetic' new sponsor this year was Mrs. Steele. KINETIC CLUB-FIRST ROW: Sandy Mittelstad, Treasurer;Darolyn White. President, Janice Witherspoon, Vice President, Anita Sherman, Secretary; Bonna Grahom, Historian. SECOND ROW: Susie Stolt, Barbara Grainger. Rita Greger, Elsa Rigby, Pat Ostermiller, Anne Veraldi, Mrs. Steele. Sponsor THIRD ROW: Lois Twet. Cathie Clayton, Joan Mitchell, Barb Smith, Pott Mills, Dione Strotford, Oorothy Cain. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Astley, Nancy Thompson, Linda Hagmann, Jean Hartung, Coby Rondak, Donna Juhl, Susan Shirley FIFTH ROW: Pot Hein, Lucretia Paine, Dana Graham. 154 AK Sponsors Miss Broncette Couples dance at the AK sponsored. Miss Broncette Dance. Preceding the donee AK presented an assembly which consisted of a skit fortelling the coming events at BHS. The senior members of the basketball team were introduced and the candidates for Miss Broncette were also announced. Activity Klub is recognized by their white cardigan sweaters with blue em- blems. An annual project of Activity Klub is the Alumnae Tea, given during Christ- mas vacation. Alumnae from two years are invited to the tea. Another project of Activity Klub is the Miss Broncette election and dance. Five senior girls were elected at the end of the basketball season as candidates. They were Kitty Carlson, Janet Hudgens, Barbara West, Jean Cochrane, and Yvonne Peters. At the dance Kitty Carlson was crowned as Miss Broncette 1965. The AK members were in charge of publicity, tickets, dec- orations, and refreshments. Another project Activity Klub had this year was a bake sale. Activity, under the sponsorship ofMiss Vandersloot, sponsored the Ice Cream Social. It also honors its seniors every year with a Senior Banquet in the spring. At the banquet theseniorsare presented with gifts from the underclassmen. Activity Klub was formerly Alpha Kappa, but in 1920 the name was changed to Activity Klub, and the initials were re- tained. Officers this year were Janet Hudgens, President; Marie Portis, Vice-President; Robin Leischner, Secretary; and Barbara Gorham, Historian. ACTIVITY KLU -FIRST ROW: Robin Leischner, Marie Porlis, Janet Hudgens, Barbara Gorham. SECOND ROW: Diane Detzel, Susi Hexem, Susan Hilleboe, Kathy Mills, Pam Schmaltz, Kathy Lillis, Barbara LaBar, Bonnie Ayre. Connie Bolsom, Morny Barovich. THIRD ROW: Pom Williamson, Linda Krug, Karen Tennyson, Marilyn Barrow, Rosalyn Russell, JoAnn Sieverson, LeAnn Ness, Cathy Lervick, Mary Boro- vich, Joanne Larsen, Sandra Reiter. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Creoger, Holly Duncan, Kathy Ames, Nancy Horsfall, Terry Oliver, Barbara Day, Ericka Reich, Bette Jean Wise, Marilyn Schieno, Jean Siegfried. FIFTH ROW: Donalda Drake, Judy Howard, Linda Price, Kris Nybo, Tammy Feldner, Sharon Phillips, Suzanne Scanlon, Yvonne Peters, Mary Anne Hager, Kathy Mann, Sheryl Fox, Barbara West. 155 Z Club Supports AFS Z CLUB-FIRST ROW: Mrs. Roe, Sondi Lozetich, Secretory; Joyce Schutl, President; Patly Larson, Vice-President; Terri McPhee, Treasurer; JoAnn Clark, Parliamentarian; Miss Doe� 'r SECOND ROW: Juanita Fisher, Kathi Philip, Claudia Haag. Susan Mac- Leod. Sherrie Davis, Janie Wilson, Jeri Drum, Lenice Reichenberg, Cathy Booth. THIRD ROW: Susan Hoskins, Jeanne Gray, Linda Boyd, Cheryl Elliot, Dyan Glas- rud, Chris Monroe, Susan DuBeuu, Susan Hullt, Marcia Harrison. FOURTH ROW: Sally Mullen, Irene Novasio, Linda Brink, Twinkle Morton. Morsho Cooper, Julie Hehn, Mary Braida, Frances Reedy, Carol Robinson. FIFTH ROW: Jan Carlson, Jane Baker, Jan Loggins, Judy Nasby, Patti Bull, Shelia Loendorf, Peggy Glantz. Since its organization in 1958 the main purpose of Z Club has been the support of the American Field Service by spon- soring the AFS Follies and selling spudnuts during the year. Among the many activities of Z Club are decorating the goal posts and presenting a pep assembly, a twirp dance, and a farewell banquet for graduation seniors. Z Club is sponsored by the Billings Women's Zonta Club, a classified business women's organization of international service. This year's sponsors are Mrs. Roe and Miss Doerr, and the officers in- clude Joyce Schutt, President; Patty Larson, Vice-President; Sandi Lazetich, Secretary; Terry McPhee, Treasurer;and JoAnn Clark, Parliamentarian. Mary Braida prepares the basketball roster for the visiting team. Joyce Schutt and Patty Larson sell a spudnut to Ken Ehresmon. 156 JoAnn Clork and Mike Walters sing at the Z Club sponsored AFS Follies. Sherrie Davis mixes scientific chemicals of the AFS Follies. Linda Boyd signs a telegram to wish the Broncs “Good Luck at tournament. Z Club officers are Susan MocLeod. secretary. Potty Larson, president, Terri McPhee, vice-president, and Cathy Booth, Maud Lyles, and Janie Wilson, board members. 157 PEP CLUB-FIRST ROW: Georgene Cantrell, Brenda Bushell. SECOND ROW: Mel- dene Whipple. Noncy Doherty, Judy Bender, Adele Nielson,Connie Phillips. Linda Thompson. Phyllis Jenkins. Gretchen Buckner, Linda Baca. Helen Remington, Kay Martin. THIRD ROW: Shelley Hoyt, Viki Adam, Linda Christensen. Sandy Meinick, Judy Ley. Jeanne Cox, Jon Heer. Jonice Ricci. Carol Schield, Janie Jeffers. Trudy Taylor. Joyce Hooson FOURTH ROW: Linda Bateman. Chris Brunsvold. Anne Sals bury, Karen Travis, Tone Bandel. Diana Baldwin, Sharon Rimestad. Shannon Sexe, lone Christensen, Jeanne Moses. Morion Yapuncich. FIFTH ROW: Jeannette Brush. Sondi West, Cindy Greer, Linda Branstetter, Carol Yonc, Pat Hitchcock. Bonnie Golles, Phyllis Fuchs, Mary Ehli, Carolyn Wells. Janis Erickstein. Maralyn Leyning SIXTH ROW: Sharon Flegler. Lee Heer, Karen Olson. Annette Cousins, Julie Weik. Connie Korwald, Sue Rademacher.SheiloRowton,MarleneScheafer,Carol Erhardt, Barbaro Rufus. Jan Heer and Jonice Ricci cheer for theBroncs while ushering at a basketball game. Pep Club member Karen Frick sells a “Go Mighty Broncs pencil to Mike Reed. 158 Pep Club Rallies Team The BHS Pep Club has added in- terest and enthusiasm to a 11 school activities. Any girl possessed with lots of pep and zeal is qualified for membership. The main project of the year was sponsoring B-W Day . This day was packed with events including the as- sembly, the B-W Day Parade with Billings West High in the morning, the football game itself, and the dance with the coronation of the king and queen that evening. Pep Club members usher at all Senior High home gamesand aid the administration with Open House. They sponsor after game dances, hold bake sales and donate money to AFS. The colorful posters which stu- dents see in the halls before each game are provided by the Pep Club. The orange and black horse shoe bearing the words Good Luck Broncs which was seen at every football game, was constructed by Pep Club. To round out the year Pep Club holds a Senior Breakfast to honor the departing seniors. Susie Sekulich, Mary Ann Moses. Carolyn Gerdes, and Linda Stratford display Pep Club horseshoe PEP CLUB-FIRST ROW: Kitty Corlson, Yvonne Peters, Janis Wilson, Sally Sullivan. Susan DuBeau, JoAnn Davenport SECOND ROW: Geri Keenan,Merry Steffensen, Kothie Trumbo. Linda Reichenbach, Pat Gallagher. Donna Schaak, Nancy Marsh. Dolores Olson, Lynda Smith, Karen Frick. THIRD ROW; Pat Myers, Sondi Howell, Mary Ann Moses. Shirley Niss, Betsy Bloke, Eloine Brambo. Marla Connor, Carolyn Gerdes. Susie Sekulich, Terry Ferguson. Jane Nordlund. FOURTH ROW: Claudia Richardson, Lana Richards, Sharon Griffith, Linda Morris. Connie Wilson, Nancy Asay, Sharon Ehli, Sharon Heimbuck, Linda Baumgartner. Susan Armstrong, Kay Holden, Carol Shogren. FIFTH ROW: Debbie Bowler, Linda Stratford. Cheryl Smith, Dianne Dowell, Bev Morgon, Carol Hopkins, Cindy Kositzky, Judy Prestrud. Sandy Kyle, Charlotte Blumhordt, Sally LeCount, Carlo Anderson, Donna Hill. 159 BILLINGS KEY CLUB- FIRST ROW: Mr. Aogord. Kim Hart, Vice President; Beni Mar- chello. Treasurer; Dick Wise, President; Don Hegland, Secretary; Ken Davidson, Vice President; Mr. Simmons. SECOND ROW: Bill Dana, Howard Anderson, Don Sire, David Jorgeroon, Bob Hanson, Terry Thorpe, Norman Armstrong, Gordon Habel, Steve Chappie THIRD ROW: Elbio Rosselli. Tim Mixon, Gary Scheidecker, Bob Shope, Jim Balestra, Steve Wyard, Wayne Anderson, Bill Bonks, Dave Butler, Bill Turnquist. FOURTH ROW: Tom Kirk, JackBuck,Russell Jones. Leigh Dotson, Terry Mattison, Fred Urbaska, Mark Randak, Dick Wilson, Tom Frisby, Jim Wise. FIFTH ROW: Mike Conaway, Lorry Burton, Kirby Reed, Allan Styles, Mike Bellman, Dave Bick, John Crawford, Dennis Radtke, George Ryan, Milton Burton. Mr. Simmons and Mr. Aagard have sponsored Billings Key Club since 1963. The Billings Key Club, sponsored by Mr. Robert Aagard and Mr. Richard Simmons, is proud to say that they were the first key club in Montana. This organization was started in 1 946 and to the present time has focused its attention on the idea of bet- tering the city and surrounding neighborhoods. The members of BKC worked together this year on many activities, including the painting of the B on the sidewalk in front of the main en- trance of the school, placing signs on the lavatories, and putting cakes in the teachers' lounge at Christmas. They also aided the city by fencing in the Indian Caves for the Mayor's project, burning the weeds along the banks of the big ditch for the Billings Garden Club, cleaning the yard of the Receiving Home, and working at the Friendship House each week. Ken Davidson, Don Hegland, Dick Wise, and Kim Harl meet in Mr Simmon's room before school for a board meeting. 160 Sponsors Create An Effective Club In addition to their many projects around BHS, Billings Key Club also delivered 300 boxes of Kiwanis apples. The BKC boys ushered for both the fall play production and the spring play production, along with maintaining the basketball roster, basketball coat check, and furnish- ing milk and coke to the basketball team. The new roof on the concession stand is the work of the Billings Key Club, and theclubsoldconcessionsatall the Bronc home games. Probably one of the mostimportant jobs of Billings Key Club is the sponsoring of a boy to Boy's State in Dillon, and last summer Dick Wise went to boys state as the representative of BKC. Terry Thorpe and Fred Urbasko take charge of the BKC operated coat check during o bas- ketball game. On Wednesday mornings BKC officers meet to discuss plans for the next meeting. Billings Key Club sponsored a float in the B-W Day Parade jointly with Yellowstone Key Club. Billings Key Club members listen attentively to plons of the next club project. 161 KYC- FIRST ROW: John Dovenport, Dennis Cosey, Bob Jones, Tom Mrachek. SEC- OND ROW: Robert Peterson, Leigh Goodrich, Terry Jones, Jerry Jones, John Clark, Greg King. THIRD ROW: Bob Dunn, Stanley Wax, Bill Pierce, Chuck Jones, David Hanson, Mike Jordan, Alan Watt. FOURTH ROW: Gary Brook, Bob Eames, Bob B own, Steve Wilson, James Crawford, Ken Ehresman, John Darling. FIFTH ROW: Bill Foster, John Rodman, Eric Schulz, Gary Brummetl, Chet Haun, Cal Winslow, Dove Jennison. YKC Fences Indian Caves Yellowstone Key Club is a branch of the Yellowstone Kiwanis Club and is sponsored by Mr. Hanson and Mr. Peters. In contrast to most of the other service clubs, YKC performs most of their services for the community. During the Christmas season they helped with the ’‘Toys for Tots and they provide swimming lessons for Boy Scouts who are working for their merit badges. YKC also helped plan and construct Teen Town and painted the Friendship House. For the Mayor's project they fenced in the Indian Caves. Some of their projects at school include selling candy, operating a concession stand at the football games, and donating money for the civics classes trip to Helena. In the annual water fight with BKC during Fire Prevention Week, YKC tri- umphed. Mr. Hanson and Mr. Peters sponsor Yellowstone Key Club. 162 Dan Reno, Dick Dustin, and Dave Randall sample their own popcorn. The main objectives of Junior Optimist are school and community service. Members endeavor to stress service to man, and are en- couraged to attain high levels in scholarship, leadership, and character. Some of JO's worthwhile projects are: selling popcorn at the games, decorating the school at Christmas time, sanding the ramp in the win- ter, and donating food baskets to various charities. In addition, the club provided funds for civics classes annual trips to Helena and gave a fifty dollar academic scholarship at the end of the school year. JO members, such as Dan Reno, Dave Randall, Roger Pinnick, Dick Dustin, and Jay Prestrud, sell popcorn at all games. Junior Optimist Provides Service JUNIOR OPTIMIST- FIRST ROW: Scott Longman, Secretary, Jerry Jacobsen; President, David Randall; Randy Korber; Vice President. SECOND ROW: Roger Pinnick, Jack Mettler, Dennis West, Don Jung, Dave Rodriquez, Barry Mettler. THIRD ROW: Tony Blanco. Jack McKee. Dick Elmore. Charlie Hall, Ron Wendte, Dick Estep, Jeff Madsen, Dan Reno. FOURTH ROW: Jay Prestrud, Steve lione, Gordon Bell, Bill Lowe, Renzy Cushing, Dan Crowley, Dave Brickley, Dave Elza FIFTH ROW: Ron Longworthy, Ken Hanstrom, Gary Everson, Gary Roush, Ray Heidema, Bill Parry, Tim Feldner, Ron Jovanovich, Vern Jovanovich. 163 XL Promotes School Spirit Ken Stockton dismisses a class for the assembly. XL was started in 1949 by a group of senior boys who organized a pep club known as GLE (Gentlemen's League of Enthusiastics). This name was later changed to XL, pronounced 'Excel . Mr. John Kosich is the sponsor, and with his help this club has played an important roll in promoting school spirit. Members of XL collected tickets at the BHS games, encouraged at- tendance at school functions,and organized cheering sectionsat games. XL also supports the cheerleaders. This club gives every boy an opportunity to enlist participation in school activity. Mike Frasch assists in the supervision of an assembly. XL- FIRST ROW: Johnny Hommerel, Ted Morris, John Weber, Bob Garritson, Terry Wilson SECOND ROW: Ted Hines, Hal Aasen, Mike Decker, Richard McBride, Robert Enzi, Bill Wong. THIRD ROW: Gary Berg, Gerald Stanhope. Michael Frasch, John Schroeder, Gil Miller. FOURTH ROW: Jon Grenier, Jerry Gipe, Ron Parks, George Nitchman, Lloyd Spaur, Jim Weber. 164 ARGON- FIRST ROW: Mr Hoggatt, Sponsor; Mark Foos, President; Noncy Marsh. Secretary; Sandi Lazetich, Vice President; Miss Doerr, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Steven Schmidt, Jocelyn Lunde, Lenice Reichenberg, JoonMitchell.Chris Henrickson, Cheri Hoffman, Anne Veraldi, Jane Baker. THIRD ROW: Robert Peterson, Bonno Clubs Bolster LETTERMEN'S CLUB- FIRST ROW: Mr. Olson, Chuck Jones. John Johnson, Jerry Archer. SECOND ROW: Jim Schleining, Leroy DiPosquale, Arnold Schultz, Terry Padilla, Gary Ziegler, Dennis Busher, Jim Graham, Dick Graham, Bill Aden, Rick Lovell, Stan Goselin. THIRD ROW: Tom Dobbins, Don Sire, Perry Lyles, Doug Aden, John Collins, Tom Blankenship, Lonny Fair, Don Jung, Bill lawe, Greg King FOURTH Graham, Diane Strafford, Suzy Stark, Marilyn Schieno, Kristen Johnson, Linda Baum- gartner, Jan Carlson, Dick Sigman FOURTH ROW: Terry Thorpe, Kevin Kirley, Lu- cretia Poine, Tom Kirk. Jim Ashcraft. Debbie Bowler, Mark Randak, Jeri Drum, Terry O'Brien. School Spirit ROW: Renzy Cushing, Dave Brickley, Dave Rodriquez, JackBuck, Gordon Habel, Bob Dill, Ralph Skaggs, John Davenport, Gary Penn. FIFTH ROW: Ed Walker, Dove Elza, John Crawford, Bob Eames, Dave Jennison, Jeff Uhren, Ken Ehresman, Gary Schmidt, Ken Canon. 165 Clubs Promote Scientific Research MATH CLUB- FIRST ROW: Linda Christensen, Secretary; Don Jung, Vice President; craft. Ben Larson. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Moerer, Chet Houn, David Bick, Dave Hen- Doloris Olson, President. SECOND ROW:Stanley Wax, Steven Schmidt, Twinkle Mor- derson, Milton Burton, ton, Mary Ann Hager. THIRD ROW: Roger Deitz,Kelvin Kirley, Larry Allred, Jim Ash- BIOLOGY CLUB- FIRST ROW: John Dickson, Vice President; Lori Gilliland, Secretory; Frank Sparhawk, President. SECOND ROW: Mike Hegg, Claudio Haag, Eileen Bemis, Connie Gray, Louise Twet. Shelley Hoyt, Bonnie Jones. THIRD ROW: Carla Anderson, Bev Brophy, Linda Hagmann, Karla Skoger, Eileen Diede, Mory Lou Stein, Jackie Vinner. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Roney, Ron Kraft, Mortin Coomber, Ferrol Mackenzie, Stephanie Scowcroft, Twinkle Morton, Kayrene Beck, Barry McDonald. FIFTH ROW; Norman Yonally, JimZieler, Rick Huffard, Kirby Reed. Bill Watson, John Dineen.Jim Bales fro. 166 Orchestra Preludes Christmas Concert The BHS o.1fcestra presents a joint concert with BWhta. The Orchestra has accompanied school functions and repre- sented the school in various music festivals. Not only did the orchestra accompany the spring chorus concert, and the BHS Christmas Concert, but they also played for Baccalaureate, and presented two concerts with Billings West High. On Novem- ber 13 and 14 the orchestra travelled to Great Falls to partici- pate in the Second Annual State Orchestra Festival. Four or- chestra members and the sponsor, Mr. Robert Young, are also members of the Billings Chamber Orchestra. ORCHESTRA- FIRST ROW: Susan Ennis. Pal Myers. Chuck Nelson, Mary Szillof, Gail Asay, Cheryl Elliot, Frances Reedy, Fred Inman. SECOND ROW: Karen Stewart, Donna Connor, Sherry Evans. Steve Janich, Judy Ley. Russell Jones, bneila Loen- dorf. Jone Baker. Merry Steffensen, Robin Burkland, Tom Kirk THIRD ROW: Marcia Dyan Glosrud and Cheryl Elliot clown during orchestra practice. Ennis, Yvonne Petes, Cassie Cady, Maud Lyles, Sandra Slemmer. FOURTH ROW: Leslie Wenner, Linda Humphrey. Susan Hawkins, Robert Young. Director, Max Reams, Mary Murroy. Mike Story. Mark Foos, Dennis Murry NOT PICTURED: Jodine Buck. Peggy Nelson. Rita Fenton. Laurie Fitch. 167 BHS Band Performs For BAND- FIRST ROW: Annette Cousins. Koren Decker. Janie Wilson. Sharon Senechal, Sharon Phillips. SECOND ROW: Susie Hexem, Joan Peters. Linda Branstetter, Pam Rothrock, Dove Peery, Jack Foes. THIRD ROW: Irving Hanson, Marla Connor, Cheryl Emborg, Shirlie Sprague, Sharon Idleman, Karla Nelson. Sheila Loendorf. Gory Mills. Scott MacGruder FOURTH ROW: Kim Hart, Ken Davidson, Sally Hagerman, John Dineen. Bob Brown. Ken Conrad. Robert Gordon. Tim Bergstrom, Allen Watt, Chet Haun, John Mclntrye,DickElmore.GregSulenes. FIFTH ROW: Thayne Loendorf, John Darling. Gory Brooks. Sally Shoopmon, Bill Turnquist, Terry Sieffert. Mr. Richards takes time out between songs to watch the game. The BHS Band performed for the state legislature in Helena. 168 State Legislature In Helena BAND- FIRST ROW: Rito Armstrong, Nancy Doherty, Mr Richards, Charlotte Gin- der, Jane Baker, Cathy Cord. Bonnie Lambert. SECOND ROW; Robert Petterson, John Sundahl, Barbara Thomas THIRD ROW: Leroy GriHing, loAnn Roesler, Carol Shogren, Merry Steffensen, Terry Fergeson, JoAnnEvangelisti, Russell Jones, Steve Ponce FOURTH ROW: Tom Mrochek, Mike Conaway, Steve Schuman, Beni Mar- chello, Clark Schendele, Maureen Johnson, Gory Roush. Connie Neuhordt, Leah Strombeck. FIFTH ROW: Dean Galles, Mark James, Tom Bonogofsky, Kathy Booth, Jon Eickelberg. Dave Bick. Dick Hanson. Terry O'Brien. Bill Pierce, Roger Deife, Martin Mouat. Ron Pierce, Jim Hopper, Dirk Lee. Annette Cousins waits patiently lor the B-W Day Parade to begin. It has been through hard work and practice that the Billings Senior High Band has come to be known as one of the best in the state. The band prac- tices every first period either in Room 221, on the football field, or in the gym practicing with the majorettes for the next half-time performance. Under the directorship of Mr. Richards, the band plays at all football and basketball games and presents several concerts throughouttheyear.This year the band was invited to Helena to play for the state legislature. Terry McPhee leods the band across the field during football half-time. 169 A CAPPELLA- FIRST ROW: Kay Martin, Caleen Brown, Janice Ricci. Kathy Ames. Donelda Drake, Georgianna Reich, Donna Bertelson, Karen Cranston, Elaine Diede. Linda Schneider, Carla Anderson, Lorna Veraldi, Donna Schaak, Carolyn Reno. SECOND ROW: Connie Nauman, Eriko Reich, Eileen Diede, Marilyn Barrow, Margie Ferguson. Lucy Steadman, Karen Hillner, Mary Barovich. Beverly Crabb, Shirley Baumgartner, Bette Jeon Wise, Michele Hendricks. Cathie Clayton, Cathy Brock- schmidt, Eileen Bemis THIRD ROW: Lee Heer, Bonnie Ayre, Mork Mitzmon. Dan Bovee, Ron Kammell, Bill Dona, John Wagner, Bill Jackson, Steve Berger, Bob Crystal, Tom Shoughnessy, Susan Hammond, Susan Gerdes, Susan King. FOURTH ROW: Judy Nasby, Corolee Allen, Pat Ives, Ted Hines, Terry Mosbaugh, Larry Armogost, Anton Gongstod, Joel Hawkins, Ken Canon. Ted Eichele, Don Waddell, M. Craig Ball, Tom Footit, Beverly Brophy, Sharon Hay. Voices Lend Harmony To BHS CONCERT CHOIR- FIRST ROW: Diane Kindelmon, Leslie Bryson, Dianne Wade, Linda Krug, Dee Gillian, Jan Carlson, Jeonne Gray. Sherry Burton, Phillis Vale, Connie Steinbrink, Liz Olson, Sheryl Grossman. SECOND ROW-JoAnn Brown, Sandra Stroup, Becky Linrooth. Mary Ann Moses, Vina Riddle, Marcia Harrison, Sharyl Jensen, Mary Powell. Pam Williamson, Mory Louise Newberry, Linda Buck- ner THIRD ROW—ConnieMartin, Sherrie Hirschi, Evalyn Hodgdon, Tony Gomez, Ted Hagstrom, Bill Norman, Mike Tehle, Lila Stordohl, Linda Sjostrom, Bonnie Jones. FOURTH ROW-Judy Wilhelm, Pam Ommundson.Chonita Holliday, AlbertGehring, Tom Putnam, Henry Moore, Bob Fibke, Mike Brophy, Pat Gallagher, Kathy Burns, Beverly Dunn. t .1 t J 1 JL til A lilt ni ii’i i � f Wi w |V H M M V '| If II 170 VARSITY-FIRST ROW: Joon Dutcher. Tammy Feldner, Linda Richenback, Carolyn Gerdes. SECOND ROW: Bob Moore, Terry MaMison. Lorry Burton, Mike Walters THIRD ROW: Phillip Fuchs, Cheryl Aagenes, Judy Bender, Jo Ann Kopptie. FOURTH ROW: David Lawson, Jack Buck, DavidMcMurchie. FIFTH ROW: Lynn Adams, Cheryl Haverland, Kathy Nitchkie. SIXTH ROW: David Nelson, Robin Leischner, SEVENTH ROW: Lila Jean Weber EIGHTH ROW: Rod Zent, Shirley Niss. NINTH ROW: Diane Detzel, Connie Taylor, TENTH ROW: David Butler. Don Sire, Tom Blankenship. ELEVENTH ROW: Debbie Bowler. Debbie Hensel, Comille Beckman, Jo Ann Clark. TWELFTH ROW: Dick Malvaney, David Bergeson, Terry Jordohl, Gary Scheidecker. THIRTEENTH ROW:CarolynRonnekomp,SusanDubeau,SharonFoos, Joyce Hoosen 16 VOICE-FIRST ROW: Terry Jordohl, Jo Ann Clark, Mike Walters, Kathy Nit- schke. Robin Leischner, Don Sire,Cheryl Aagenes. David Nelson SECOND ROW: Dave McMurchie. Susan DuBeau, Terry Mattison, Lila Jean Weber, Carolyn Gerdes, Scott Gunderson, Carolyn Ron- nekomp, Bob Moore. GIRLS A CAPPEILA-FIRST ROW: Bonnie Smith, Carol Knodel, Judy Fraley, Peggy Jangula, Mary Reintsmo, Kathy Schmaing. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Price, Ginger Williamson, Jan Heer, Morilyn Rogers. VikeAdam, Cothy Lervick, Rachel Chamber- loin. THIRD ROW: Terri Petty, Sharon Craig. Vicki Sastrom, Pat Zok, Donna Hoff- man, Dianna Weidinger, Marsha Mundschenk. FOURTH ROW: Dixie Witcher, Mar- cella Post, Suzanne Sconlon, Carol Bortis, Linda Beringer, Lindo Bateman, Anne Solsbury. 171 FRONT ROW: Jim Schleining, Roger Mora , Jim Jones, Ernie Matson', Bob Dill , Terry Padillo, Arnold Schultz, Ken Dovidson, Steve Berger SECOND ROW:Denni$ Skovgaard, Lorin Wright, Jack Buck, Dave Brickley, Chris Anderson, Tim Feldner, Tom Christensen, Tony Blanco, Perry Lyles, Rolph Skoggs . THIRD ROW: Max Reams . Joe Dailey, Bill Wolfe, Dan Crowley, Leroy DiPosquale , John Davenport, Tom Putnam , Dove Jennison, Gory Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: Don Harper, Bob Butorac Jerry Archer, Mike Carbis. Rick Lovell, Doug lams, Gary Penn. John Johnson, Rich Hansen . FIFTH ROW: Lawrence Wright , Dave Elza, Gary Everson, Tom Dobbins, Renzy Cushing, Dave Rodriguez, Cliff McCluskie, Jim Anderson’, Ed Walker. Did not complete season. Broncs Upset Missoula 16-13 Tackle Gary Everson pursues Bozemon ball carrier. Bronc linemen stop Beors on two-yard line. Bear pile-up ends Bronc progress. Renzy Cushing returns kick-off. 174 Kalispell Falls To Defeat, 26-20 The Billings Broncs kicked off the 1964 football season by defeating the Sheridan Broncs 19-0. The home town crowd was shown a fine night of football accompanied by pre-game and half-time performances by the marching units of various Shrine temples participating in the Shrine Colorama. The first Bronc touchdown was sparked by a 40 yard run The first Bronc touchdown was sparked by a 40 yard run by Renzy Cushing early in the first quarter. The run carried the ball to the Sheridan eleven yard line. Four plays later Cush- ing carried the ball over from the two to make the first score of the evening. Tom Dobbins kicked the extra point to make the score 7-0 in favor of Billings. Late in the third quarter Tom Dobbins scored on a fifteen yard end sweep. The try for the extra point failed and the score remained 13-0 until late in the fourth quarter when Jim Anderson intercepted a Sheridan hand-off and galloped forty-four yards for the final score of the ball-game. End Jerry Jacobsen carries (or short gain. The powerful 1963 Class A Champions, Bozeman Hawks, swooped down on the Bronc herd and clawed their way to a 13-0 non-conference victory. The Hawks first score came when a bad pass from center gave them the ball on the Bronc two-yard line. Robin Stiff, a two-hundred pound fullback, went off tackle to score. The point-after-touchdown failed. The Broncs moved the ball to the Hawk twenty-five yard line on a pass from Tom Dobbins to end Dave Elza, but the half sounded and the Broncs lost pos- session. Late in the third quarter the Hawks gained control on their own 22 yard line and marched to the Bronc one yard line where they were forced to give up the ball. The final score came when Dennis Seibel intercepted a Dob- bins' pass and was finally dropped on the Bronc ten. Robin Stiff scored from the four yard line and Jim Kutzman added the extra point for the 13-0 defeat. Doesn't onyonewant to play? 175 Gary Everson attempts to recover fumble after brilliant tackle by John Johnson. Senior Places Three Jim Anderson slips through between players. Quarterback Tom Dobbins is run out of bounds. On All-State Team The Billings Senior High Broncs traveled toMissoulato meet the Missoula Spartans in their first conference encounter. Quarterback Tom Dobbins carried the pigskin 38 yards to pay-dirt. Dan Crowley kicked the extra point to make the score 7-0 with 9:47 remaining in the first quarter. The Broncs capi- talized on a Spartan fumble on the Missoula I I yard line and two plays later halfback Jim Anderson plunged overfrom one yard out. Once again Dan Crowley booted the point-after- touchdown to make the score 14-0. Gary Siegford carried the ball over from theseven to score the first Spartan touchdown. Ron Hansen ran the extra point. The halftime score was 14-13 after a two-yard dive by half- back Bud Stevens. The third-quarter proved to be the success period for the Broncs. End Jerry Jacobsen tackled the Spartan quarterback Don McElwain in his own end zone for a two-point safety. The Broncs emerged victorious over the defending Class AA Champions by the final score of 16-13. Dove Elza is pulled down after receiving pass. 176 Perry Lyles tackles Wesf High quarterback The cross town rival, West High's Golden Bears, ended the 1964 football season by trouncing the Billings High School Broncs 35-13. The Bears started things out late in the first quarter when Bob Sporrer carried the ball over from 30 yards out on an end-sweep. Steve Stabler booted the extra pointandthe score stood 7-0. Renzy Cushing took the kick-off and sprinted 53 yards before he was stopped. The Bronc threat died on the West 20-yard line. With five minutes remaining in the half, Renzy Cushing scored from the one with Dan Crowley kicking the extra point. Bob Tenney took the kick-off and two plays later scored from the six-yard line. The point-after-touchdown was good and the half ended at 14-7 in favor of the Bears. West High dominated the second half by scoring twice in the third quarter and once in the final period. Don Archibald scored on a 17-yard pass from Jim Horsely and Brad Ander- son scored on a 45-yard carry. Both extra points were tallied. The Bears scored first in the final quarter on a one-yard plunge by Gary Johnson. Once again the extra point was good. The Broncs' final tally came when Tom Dobbins hit Dan Crow- ley on a 12-yard pass play. Senior's point-after-touchdown kick was blocked and the Bears emerged victors, 35-13. Broncs big men show pyramid of power. Cross-town rivals battle for possession. Dan Crowley stops West High progress. Doug Aden plunges for first down. 177 Tom Dobbins eludes Kalispell tackier. Having returned home after a decisive victory over the Missoula Spartans the Broncs met the strong Great Falls Public Bison squad. The Broncs couldn't seem to eliminate the small mistakes that sometimes plague a ball-club. The Bison returned home with two victories, 35-0 over the Broncs and a 26-6 win over the West High Bears. The Broncs came back fighting on October 3 to best the Kalispell Braves 26-0 for their third season victory. The Braves found their “happy hunting ground when quarterback Ron Bain scored on a 32 yard end sweep. Bain carried the ball over for the point-after-touch- down and the Braves led 7-0 at the half. The Kalispell team opened the second half with a Bain pass to Gary Cusick, good for 30 yards and the second Brave touchdown. Doug Bit- ney crashed in for the extra point to make the score 14-0. Late in the third quarter tackle Gary Everson recovered a Brave's fumble and Renzy Cushing carried the balloverfrom the one-yard line. Tom Dobbins made good on the extra pointand the third-quarter ender with Kalispell ahead 14-7. The Broncs finally came to life on a 75 yard pass play from Dobbins to Cushing. Dobbins' kick was wide and the Broncs trailed 14-13. The Braves were forced to punt and Billings regained possession. Dobbins raced 85 yards on aquarterbackkeeper,addedthe extra point, and the Broncs led 20-14 for the first time in the game. The Braves took the kick- off and converted it into a touchdown and a 20-20 tie. The Bronc crew fought back with a 45 yard pass play to the Braves 20 yard line. Jim Anderson carried the ball to the 15, Tom Dobbins moved it to the ten, and Renzy Cushing scored on a tackle trap with only 50 seconds re- maining. The extra point failed and the Broncs won by the score 26-20. Broncs Win Jerry Jacobsen goes high to grab ball. Four, Lose Five Renzy Cushing cuts up-field. 178 The Great Falls Central Mustangs played hosttothe Billings Senior Broncs October 16, in the Electric City. The Broncs dominated the play early in the game when halfback Renzy Cushing plunged over from the two-yard line to score the first touchdown. Later in the quarter Cushing sped 41 yards for a touchdown, because of an offside penalty the score was nullified. Early in the third quarter, the Broncs moved 60 yards to the Mustangs 21 where they lost possession on a fumble. The Mustangs fumbled and Tom Dobbins scored two plays later. Dan Crowley kicked the extra point. The Broncs moved to theMustang20 and lost the ball on an interception. Cushing intercepted to setup the last Bronc score. Dobbins passed to Jerry Jacobsen from four yards out for the final tally. Once again the Broncs were victorious, 19-0. The Butte Public Bulldogs slipped by Billings Senior High 28-20, October 17, in one of the most exciting games of the season. Butte recovered a Bronc fumbleandtraveledtothe Senior High 25 before a fumble stopped their progress. The Broncs were forced to punt but Jerry Jacobsen recovered the fumbled punt on the Bulldog 38 yard line. Once again the Broncs were forced to lose possession. The Butte crew drove to the five-yard line where Jim Street carried the ball over. The extra point was good and Butte led 7-0. Billings fought back and Tom Dobbins carried the ball over from the five- yard line. Dan Crowley converted to tie the score at half time. The high-spirited Broncs opened the second half when Tom Dobbins in- tercepted a pass and scampered 92 yards behind the magnificent blocking of fellow teammates. Butte came back to score two touch- downs of 24 and 27 yards in less than five minutes. The Bulldogs scored their last touchdown on a slant pattern and converted for their fourth successful point-after-touchdown. Once again the Broncs fought back with a 19 yard touchdown pass to Doug Aden, a junior fullback, who carried the ball to the Bulldog 1 1 yard line. Tom Dob- bins ran the yardage for the touchdown, Crowley added the extra point but the Bulldogs returned to Butte with a 28-20 victory. Still feeling the near upset of the Butte crew, the Broncs traveled to Helena to face the Bengals. The Helena Bengals were still feeling victory pains from their recent victory over the Great Falls Public Bisons. The Broncs were again plagued by pass interceptions and poor ball control. The Helena team showed the same signs they used to beat Great Falls Public. When the final score was written Helena had stunned the Billings Broncs by the score, 33-7. Broncs ottempt extra point. Offensive unit prepares for game. John Dovenport awaits kick-off. Quarterback Tom Dobbins passes to Renzy Cushing. 179 Head Cooch Mr. Walker Line Coach Mr. Zupan Backfield Coach Mr. lazetich Bronc Coaching Staff Is Made Up Of Seven SEASON RECORD Right Halfback Dan, Crowley Quarterback Tom Dobbins Sheridan BRONCS 19 OPPONENT 0 Bozeman 0 13 Missoula 16 13 Great Falls Public 0 35 Kalispell 26 20 Great Falls Central 19 0 Butte 20 28 Helena 7 33 West High 13 35 Right End Dave Ebo Right Taclde Gary Everson Right Guard Jerry Archer All-State Center Rick La veil 180 Coach Mr. Co Coach Mr. Olson Colt Coach Mr. Moerer a Assistant Coach Mr. Peters Mr. Jerry Olson New Bronc Head Coach Fullback Doug Aden Left Halfback Renzy Cushing CONFERENCE STANDINGS 1. Butte Bulldogs 2. Missoula Spartans 3. Great Falls Public Bisons West High Bears 4. BILLINGS SENIOR BRONCS Helena Bengals 5. Kalispell Braves 6. Great Falls Central Mustangs Left Guard John Johnson Left Tackle Larry Highland Left End Jerry Jacobsen 181 Quarterback lofts ball for touchdown. End sweep deceives Bear Line. Coach Olson watches ploy develop. Broncs trample West High receiver Bronc halfback waits for pitchout. Future Broncs Show Promise. 182 Gaining yordoge the hard way! A slight mix-up ol plays proves eventful! Senior High intercepts West High pass. 183 Bili Lowe finishes strong in Helena race. Tom Blankenship leads at half-way mark. Cross Country Wins 4 Of 5 Meets The 1964 Billings Bronc cross-country team enjoyed its most successful season in many years. With the graduation of Friez and Cole from West.SeniorHigh regained its position as the best in Billings and nearly the best in the state. The team started quickly by winning a three-way meet in Pio- neer Park from West and Laurel. This win was followed by suc- cessive victories in a five-way meet at Pioneer Park, the Miles City Invitational, and the Helena Invitational. Tom Blankenship, John Collins, Ken Ehresman, and Bill Lowe finished consistently in the top ten runners, with Blankenship winning two races, and John Collins placing second in all four. During the regular sea- son, Senior defeated West four times without a loss, in addition to wins over Laurel, Ashland, Miles City, Helena, Glasgow, and Great Falls. Then came the state championship. This was the first state cross- country meet, and the undefeated Broncs were eager to be the first state champs. Collins and Ehresman ran well, finishing sixth and seventh, but their effort was not enough to defeat a strong Butte team. The Broncs, therefore, ended a successful season by finishing third in the state. John Collins takes second against Helena. Coach Myers gives final instructions to runners before start of race 184 FRONT ROW: John Collins. Tom Blonkenship, Don Jung, Leroy DiPosquole. BACK ROW.Don Sire (mgr.). Ken Ehres- mon. Bill Lowe, Gordon Hobel, cooch Bernord Myers. Blankenship, Collins Lead Team Bill Lowe leads Ken Ehresman by o step. Meet Broncs Opposition Place Top Bronc West-Laurel 28 West 36 1 Blankenship (1) Helena-West 28 Helena 46 1 Blankenship (1) Miles City 26 West 46 1 Collins (2) Helena 31 Helena 41 1 Collins (2) State Champ. 92 Butte 40 3 Collins (2) Mr. Myers talks to DiPosquole, Hobel, Lowe. 185 Joke steals ball from Dobbins in Butte game, the Broncs only home loss. The first 7 games of the Bronc basketball season can be summed up in one word - frustration. The first hardship was the schedule, since all seven of these games were played on the road. The team showed flashes of brilliant basketball but never-the-less, managed to win only 2 of the first 7 starts. The season opened in Butteatthe Butte Central Roundtable Tourn- ament. The Broncs were rated high as the possible tournament winner, but dropped the opening game 68-66 when Butte Central hit a jump shot from the top of the key with 3 seconds left. The team lost to Anaconda by a wide margin thefollowing night. However this dismal start was quickly forgotten the following week as the Broncs soundly defeated the No. 1 and No. 4-rated- teams in Wyoming - Sheridan and Casper. The Broncs showed midseason form and plenty of confidence in Wyoming and appeared ready for confer- ence action that began on Dec. 1 1 in Glendive and Sidney. The Broncs traveled east with West High and both teams were favored to win easily. Unusual things can happen to teams on the road, however, and Senior and West suffered nearly identical narrow losses to Sidney and embarrassingly large losses to Glen- dive. The following week offered an unusual game - winless Senior High versus winless West High. The Broncs started quickly, opening a five-point lead in the second quarter. A West rally cut the lead and the Broncs entered the dressing room 1 point behind. The third quarter was even, but West jumped ahead 55-49 in the fourth quarter. A great Bronc rally tied the game at 55-55 but 2 costly mistakes in the final minute sent the Broncs down to defeat for the 6th consecutive time, 61-59. Broncs Own 11 -7 Conference Record 186 Boyne hits from the baseline against Miles City. Jennison shoots identical shot over Ty Kailey. Jacobsen shoots jump shot from top of the key. Bob Eomes psyches opponent on defense. Langworthy drives ogainst tall Great Falls defense. Eosy fellas! It's only a game. Longworthy hits his favorite fode-away jump shot against West High Dobbins drives os Pinnickand Welton watch. Broncs Trample Golden Bears, 71-55 ’’State Championship, here we come! shouted a happy sen- ior. What's this you say? After a 2-5 record before Christmas, this person dares to dream of the state tournament? You bet he does. The scene for the optimistic remark was the Senior High gym after the Broncs had resoundingly slaughtered the West High Golden Bears 71-55 to gain a tie for first place in our division. In addition, this victory extended the Bronc winning streak to five in a row, and six wins of the seven games after Christmas vacation. What caused this remarkable change? Five home games helped considerably, but even more important was the change in mental attitude. Unlike last year, coach Lazetich decided early this year on five starters and stuckwith them. It took a while, but these five finally developed confidence and the ability to work together to get the job done. Such was not the case at the start of the home stand, as the Broncs beat Anaconda but dropped a very important home game to the always tough Butte Bulldogs, 59-54. This loss gave the Broncs a 1-4 conference record (27th in the Big 31) and the future looked darkfor old Billings High. However the new look became apparent the following week-end. Glendive was routed 74-58, and Sidney lost 66-63 after throwing a 4th quarter scare at the Broncs. Eames Kits easy loy-upos Welton watches helplessly The following week the Broncs travelled to Butte and Ana- conda and came home with two wins for the first time in 12 years. They led all the way in defeating Anaconda 61-55, and played the best second half of the year in crushing Butte Public, 64-50. Thus the stage was set for the game of the year- West vs. Senior at Senior High. Mike Welton opened the gamewithfivequickpoints and West jumped to a shocking 14-4 lead midway in the first period. The Broncs bounced back, however, and led 17-16 at the end of the quarter. From that point on, the whole story was Senior High. The Broncs outran, outshot, and outhustled the Golden Bears in posting a relatively easy 71-55 win. This win snapped a six game jinx dating back to 1963, and turned the Senior High gym into a delirious bedlam for Bronc fans. Bob Eames played the best game of his career, scoring 25 points to lead a great team effort. Jock Bayne ties-up Pinnick in scramble tor rebound. 188 Seven Seniors Lead The Broncs Jennison hits beautiful hook shot against Glendive. Dick Wiseman avoids Lewistown defender in sinking lay-up. Langworthy strikes clossic pose in battle for rebound. After drubbing the Golden Bears, the Broncs promptly dropped three consecutive road games to Helena, GreatFalls Central, and Great Falls Public. Helena shot 62% in clawing the Broncs 82-58. Next weekend against GFC, Senior led by as much as 10 points in the 4th quarter and had a fairly comfortable four point lead with one minute ieft. However a highly-disputed technical foul for call- ing too many time-outs cost the Broncs three points, and a last second shot by GFC sent the Broncs down to defeat, 61-60. Jack Gillespie and fellow Bisons completed the weekend by downing the Broncs 68-54 with a fourth quarter splurge. Returning to the friendly Senior High gym, the Broncs won a quick four in a row. Unlikely as it seems, the Miles City game was the most exciting of this series. The hot-shooting Cowboys led the Broncs by 1 1 big points withonly 6:30 left in the game. An inspired rally tied the game at 68-68, and the Broncs went on to win 77-68 in overtime. Lewistown bowed the following night 85-41 as every Bronc cracked the scoring column. What was the half-time score, you say? Oh yes- 57-17! The last two home games brought Bronc revenge to two electric city teams. The big four— Jacobsen, Jennison, Langworthy, and Bayne- held 6'8 Jack Gillespie to a mere nine points, and the Broncs coasted to a 62-53 win. Saturday, February 20, completed the successful home stand as Great Falls Central was shot down 77-61 by Dobbins and Eames. Tom had 45 for that weekend and Bob chipped in 36. Coach Lazetich plans strategy during quick time-out. 189 KNEELING: Rick Smith, Dick Wiseman, Bob Jones, Jim Schleining, Dove Brickley, Tom Dobbins, Ken Ehresmon, Don Crowley, DickWise.STANDING: Dave Jennison. Jerry Jacobsen, Jeff Uhren, Leonard Lervick, Ron Langworthy. Ron Hunter, Bob Eames, Jack Boyne, Col Winslow, Larry Burkhardt. Jennison and Jacobsen get inside position against Sidney. Bob Eames shoots over Mike Geor of Sidney Coach Lazetich compliments (?) referee as bench and loyal fans, the Hogermans and Eames, watch closely. 190 Langworthy grimaces, but easily out-jumps opponent. Broncs Win 10 OPPONENTS Butte Central Anaconda Sheridan Casper Glendive Sidney West High Anaconda Butte Glendive Sidney Anaconda Butte West High Helena Great Falls Central Great Falls Miles City (overtime) Lewistown Great Falls Central Great Falls Miles City THE SCOREBOARD WHERE PLAYED Away Away Away Away Away Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Away Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Home Away WE THEY 66 68 45 59 60 56 67 54 59 82 61 63 59 61 66 49 54 59 74 58 66 63 61 55 64 50 71 55 58 82 60 61 54 68 77 68 85 41 77 61 62 53 63 45 Of Final 1 3 Games Ron Longworthy POST-SEASON REVIEW by Dick Wise Over-all, the Broncs had a sometimesfrustrating butmostly successful season. As coach Bill Lazetich said, “We beatsome of the best teams in the state and lost to some of the worst. Individually, Bob Eames led the team in scoring with a 16 point average. Bob called most of the plays and teamed with Tommy Dobbins to become one of the best 1-2 punches in the league. Bob's top effort was 25 points in the big West High game. Tom Dobbins clutch shooting helped the Broncs throughout the season. His outside shots and drives were invaluable in cracking tough zone defenses. Tom averaged 15 points, and his best single gamewas 24 points against Great Falls Central. Jerry Jacobsen led the big men in scoring and rebounding, averaging 12 points and 1 1 rebounds per game. Jake was tough under the boards and enjoyed mixing-it-up with the best. His highest single game was 23 points in Sheridan. Ron Langworthy was outstanding on defense, and pulled down 1 1 rebounds per game. He seemed to get special pleasure out of blocking shots of stunned opponents. Ron averaged 9 points and hit a high of 19 against Anaconda. Dave Jennison, the only junior on the starting five, added valuable muscle and height to the team. Dave averaged 1 1 points, 10 rebounds, and scored 24 against Sidney. In addition, the Broncs had two excellent “sixth men in Jack Bayne and Dick Wiseman. Jack was knownfor hisaggressive reboundingand Dick for his smooth ball-handling. The best game for each was the Lewistown game, as Dick put in six points and Jack led all scorers with 18 points. Bob Eames Jerry Jacobsen Cal Winslow Bob Jones Dick Wiseman Jack Bayne Dave Jennison 191 Intromurals con gel wild, but they ore a lot of fun. The intramural basketball championship waswon 31-28 by a team composed of Tom Frisby, Martin Mouat, Ron Jovanovich, John Crawford, Doug Fisher, Ron Pierce, John Dailey, and Tom Robinson. Mr. Glennand Mr. Aagard ran the very successful intramural program this year, and served as referees for all of the games. The basketball program was organized on a little bit different basis this year. The teams were divided into two leagues, the red league and the blue league, according to the year in school of the members of the team. This division equalized the competition and made a much more interesting schedule. Naglich misses hook in championship game and John Craw- ford moves in for the rebound. Crawford Leads Intramural Champs Dave Elza gets inside position but not the rebound. Lyle Jones sinks lay-up despite menacing scowl of Rich Lavell. 192 JUNIOR VARSITY GAMES LOCATION J.V. OPPONENT There 66 Fromberg 72 There 72 Sheperd 60 There 70 Sheridan JV 45 There 65 Casper JV 43 There 70 Park City 55 There 52 Lodge Grass B” 63 There 49 Lodge Grass “A” 64 Home 52 Broadview 66 There 51 West High JV 88 There 53 Helena JV 51 There 48 Great Falls Cent. JV 42 There 61 Great Falls JV 47 Home 69 Miles City JV 46 Home 63 Lewistown JV 46 Home 82 Great Falls JV 62 There 61 Miles City JV 50 Mr. Bob Zupan, assistant coach to Mr. Lazetich, guided the junior varsity to a record of I I wins and only 5 losses. Two sophomores made the JV team this year Cal Winslow and Ron Hunter-and they played a lot of good basketball for Mr. Zupan. The Broncs should be able to build a very good team next year from the juniors and sophomores on this year's JV team. John Woodenlegs gets a pair. Colts, J.V.’s Split With West High 193 Big Algae Are Intramural Champs Carl Miller cruises around end. The regular intramural season ended in a tie between B.Y.K.C. (a combination of Billings and Yellowstone Key Clubs) and the team known as Big Algae. The play-off was a hard-fought battle, with Big Algae winning the championship 8-6. The winning two points came when Tom Frisby snapped the ball over Bob Eames' head into the Pioneer Park ditch for a safety. FINAL STANDINGS TEAM WON LOST Big Algae 5 1 B.Y.K.C. 4 2 Butchers 3 3 Conquistador.' 2 3 Giraffes 1 4 B.Y.K.C. makes tierce defensive chorge. Don Heglond uncorks touchdown pass. Bob Eames leaps high for pass. 194 Colts lose tip in preliminory. Coach Ralph Moerer talks to Paul Hudgens during time-out. Urbaska And Hudgens Lead Colts COLT GAMES Colt “B 47 Huntley Project MB 29 Colt “A” 62 Huntley Project A” 80 Colts 80 West High Cubs 62 Colts 59 Park City B 28 Colt ”B 44 Colstrip B 26 Colt A 40 Colstrip A 56 Colt B 51 Colstrip MB 43 Colt A 56 Colstrip ”A 65 Colts 67 Bozeman Sophs. 60 Colt B 61 Riverside 40 Colt T 60 Deaver B 62 Colt A 52 Deaver A 54 Colts 60 West High Cubs 63 Colts 66 Melstone A 53 Colt B 67 Lincoln 49 Colts 49 Intramural All-Stars 57 Colt “B 75 Lewis and Clarke 53 Colts 70 Miles City ‘'B 65 Colts 47 Lewistown B 58 Colts 60 Great Falls Cent. JV 50 Colts 57 Miles City B 37 The colts, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Moerer, finished with an over-all record of 13 wins and 8 losses. Twenty sopho- more boys played on the team, and they show a lot of promise for next year. Urbaska sinks important one-shot free throw. Fred Urbaska is Colts' best play-maker. Colts warm up before Lewis and Clark game. 195 Jim Graham - 127 lbs. Chuck Jones -112 lbs. Perry Lyles - 138 lbs. Dennis Pierce - 95 lbs. 1965 DIVISIONAL CHAMPIONS Broncs Win At Divisional Jerry Archer applies chicken-wing to Wyoming opponent. Dick Graham begins to work from referee position. Arnold Schultz dodges opponent preparing for take-down. Cooch Olson and team watch the progress of a Bronc mofmon. 196 1965 STATE TOURNAMENT TEAM-KNEELING: Gary Schmidt, Perry Lyles, Jim Wright, Don Jung. Dennis Pierce STANDING: Jim Graham, Chuck Jones. Cooch Nels Olson. Broncs Place Second In State Meet 197 Ed Walker grapples West High opponent. The Billings Senior grapplers experienced oneof their better years during the 1965 wrestling season. The highlight of the season was their strong showing in tournamentaction. The Broncsfinished second in the tough Billings Invitational. This was the first time that Billings finished ahead of all the Wyoming power houses. The Broncs' showing in the Southern Divisional tourney was quite impressive too. Once again they captured the runner-up trophy. In this tournament Billings Senior won four individual divisional cham- pionships. The division champions were as follows-Dennis Pierce-95 lbs.; Chuck Jones-1 12 lbs.; Jim Graham-127 lbs.; and Perry Lyles- 138 lbs. Don Jung won the runner-up honor at 103 lbs. Two other Broncs picked up tournament honors by placing third in their respec- tive weight classes. They were Jim Wright-120 lbs. and Gary Schmidt- 165 lbs. These wrestlers madeupBillingsSeniorHigh's State Tourna- ment Team- with Graham and Lyles looking like real state title con- tenders. Coach Nels Olson listed the following wrestlers as the most im- pressive with their won-lost-tied record included after their name. Jim Graham, 22-2-1, Don Jung, 19-6, Perry Lyles, 16-4-4, Dennis Pierce, 12-7-1, and Chuck Jones, 19-7-1. Next years'wrestling hopes lookgood with boys like Dennis Pierce, Don Jung, Jon Ziegler, Jim Wright, Kerry Hoffman, Jack Ziegler, Perry Lyles, Arnie Schultz, Irv Hanson, Gary Schmidt, Burton Neiss, Bob Dill, Ed Walker, and the two Padilla brothers, Terry and Mike, back. The following seniors will be missed- Chuck Jones, Jim Graham, Dick Graham, Dennis Busher, and Jerry Archer. Bronc matmen work-out before o dual-meet. Jim Graham in control of West High grappler. Bob Dill crushes matman after break-down. Chuck Jones applies pressure from referees position. 198 Perry Lyles Is State Champion Jim Graham places second at state in 127 lb. class. Broncs await turn to wrestle. Don Jung grapples for third berth in 103 lb. class. Dennis Pierce wins third place in 95 lb. class at West High. Perry Lyles, one of Billings Senior High's outstanding wrestlers, ploced first in state competition at West High School. 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VOLKSWAGEN YELLOWSTONE MOTOR SALES Advertisers’ Index Acme Beauty College.............................................................206 Aldrich Lumber Company..........................................................219 Anthony's ..................................................................... 203 Archie Cochrane Motors .........................................................202 A W Root Beer.................................................................214 Barnett Optician .............................................................. 220 Barovich Organization.......................................................... 216 Bee Photo Service ..............................................................216 Bennett Drug .................................................................. 206 Berg's Sports Den ............................................................. 209 Billings Automobile Dealers Association ........................................228 Billings Business College ..................................................... 207 Billings Livestock Commission Company ......................................... 214 Billings Rex Fabric Cleaners .................................................. 225 Bitterroot Floral ............................................................. 219 Breasted Chicken Inn .......................................................... 213 Classic Beauty Salon............................................................220 Coles Department Store .........................................................225 Connelly Saddlery ..............................................................220 Conn's Hallmark Card Store......................................................212 Crescent Cleaners ..............................................................203 Culligan Soft Water ........................................................... 211 Curley Naylor Electric .........................................................219 Custer Market Thriftway........................................................ 221 Eastern Bookstore...............................................................219 Elliott's Furniture ............................................................217 Empire Heating and Cooling.................................................... 213 Empire Printing Incorporated....................................................222 Fashion-Two-Twenty Cosmetics....................................................215 First Federal Savings and Loan Association......................................213 Frostop Drive-in................................................................226 F. W. Woolworth Company.........................................................204 Golden Belle....................................................................216 Goodies Spud Chips .............................................................210 Gregory Shop....................................................................213 Hagen Reproduction Lithography..................................................206 Hart-Albin Company .............................................................217 Haw's Garage....................................................................226 Herff-Jones Company ............................................................204 Hester Studio . ............................................................... 207 Hoiness LaBar Insurance ........................................................202 Hollywood Beauty College ...................................................... 209 Humble Oil Company .............................................................208 Hummel Drug ................................................................... 208 Ideal Bakery .................................................................. 211 I.G.A. (Ryan Grocers) ......................................................... 215 Jenkin's Venetian Blind Company ................................................217 Advertisers’ Index Jubilee Bowling Lanes ........................................................ 206 Kaspers Photo Shop ............................................................221 KOOK Radio and Television .................................................... 222 KULR Television .............................................................. 226 Lindamood Music .............................................................. 223 Marion Optician .............................................................. 223 Mark-Adrian Studio ........................................................... 224 Melnick Realty ............................................................... 222 Mildred Hazel .............................................................. 218 Montana Power Company .........................................................222 Nyes Dairy.....................................................................212 Olson's Color Spot........................................................... 212 Olsen's Photographic Supplies..................................................203 Parker's Livestock Commissi jn.................................................223 Peterson Typewriter Exchange.................................................. 215 Pierce Flooring................................................................215 Pin Cushion....................................................................226 Rex Laundry....................................................................219 Rocky Mountain College ........................................................203 Rowe Furniture .............................................................. 221 Roybal Insurance Agency .......................................................204 Sandy's Drive-In...............................................................220 Sounder's Cashway Lum r........................................................205 Scheel's Hardware..............................................................214 Scott Nifty-Thrifty Clean s...................................................215 Security Savings and Loan Association..........................................221 Selby Re-Print............................................................... 208 Senoir High Servicenter........................................................205 Shadoan's Men's and Boy's Store................................................206 Sigman's Furniture Company.....................................................223 Snook Art Company..............................................................215 Spinning Wheel.................................................................214 Star Typewriter Company........................................................216 Swainson's Plumbing P Heating..................................................223 Tippet Studio..................................................................211 Trott Printing Company.........................................................210 Vaughn Ragsdale Company........................................................210 Wally's Town and Country Cleaners..............................................210 Western Pump Meter.......................................................... 206 Westwood's Appliances..........................................................204 Wilcox Travel Service..........................................................205 Wilcoxson's Ice Cream and Candy Company........................................202 Wiyo-Ben Products Company......................................................226 Wong Village...................................................................202 Woodrow's Pharmacy.............................................................208 Zimmerman's Studio.............................................................219 Zuck Studio....................................................................214 Index Mr . Robert Aagard 48,160 Cheryl Aagenes (12), 61,133,142,171 Hal Aosen (1 I), 93,150,164 Lynda Abell (10), 126 Vilii Adam (11), 93,138,146,158.171 Billee Adams (10), 113 Cheryl Adams (11), 93.149 Clarie Adams (1 1), 93 Dan Adams (10), 1 13,146 Larry Adams (12), 61 Lynn Adams (1 I). 93.138,139,140.171 Terry Adams (11), 93 Doug Aden (II). 93,165.181 William Aden (12). 61,165 Sue Akerskrom (10), 113 Dave Albin (10), 126 Linda Albright (12), 61 Alfred Allen (10). 126,131 Corallee Allen (II). 93,170 John Allen (II), 131 Morgene Allen (12), 61,133 Lorry Allred (II), 93,145 Corl Alexander (I 1), 93 Kathy Ames (11). 93.151.155.170 Brendo Anderson (II), 1 11.150 Corla Anderson (12). 61,126,146,170.208 Carol Anderson (12), 61 Cheryl Anderson (11), 93 Chris Anderson (II), 93,174 Dovid Anderson (10), 113 Dick Anderson (10), 113 Howard Anderson (12), 61,160 James Anderson (11), ill Jim Anderson (12), 61,174 Joan Anderson (II). 93,138,145 Muriel Anderson (12), 61 Rugeno Anderson (11), 93 Wayne Anderson (10), I 13,140,160 Linda Andrus (II), 93,149 Russell Angwin (12), 61,132 Linda Ankrum (11), 93 Jerry Archer (12), 61.142.165,174.180 Michelle Archer (10), 113,151 Larry Armogost (10). 113,170 Dean Armstrong (10), I 13,146 Gary Armstrong (II), 93,138,143 John Armstrong (II), 113 Norman Armstrong (10), 113,160 Rita Armstrong (II), 93,145,169 Suson Armstrong (12). 38.61.136,142,143,159 Elida Arrendondo (II), 111 Goil Asay (10), 113.138.167 Noncy Asay (12). 61.138,146,159 Jim Ashcraft (II), 93,165,166 Kathy Astley (12). 61.135.143.154 Geraldine Atkinson (11), 93.136.137.138 Mr. William Aubert 54,131 Bonnie Ayre (I I). 93.138.143.151.155.170 Linda Baca (10), I 13,146,158 Bryon Baker (I i), 93 Frances Baker (12), 61,142 JoneBoker (10). I 13,140.144.156.165.167.169 Jim Baker (I I), 93 Ron Baker (10). 113 Thomas Baker (12), 61 Dorothy Bokker (10), 113 Diana Baldwin (10). 113.138.143,158 Jim Balestro (10), 113.141.144.160.166 Croig Ball (12). 18,31,61.138.139,140.150.170 Connie Balsam (11), 95.143,155 Scott Bolsom (10), 113 Tona Bandel (10), 113,138,143,158 Roberto Banderob (12). 62 Bill Bonks (10). 113,160 Jim Bankston (10), i 13 Terry Bankston (12), 62,143 Pam Barnard (10). i 13,143 Amby Barnes (10), 113.151 Marny Borovich (II), 93.155 Mary Borovich (11). 93,155.170 Wirilyn Barrow (10). 113.138.143,147,155,170 Jone Barrigan (10), 113 Cindy Boston (12). 62,217 Kathy Bateman (12), 62 Linda Bateman (10), 113,158,171 Danella Bauer (11), 93 Wayne Bauer (I I), 93 Linda Boumgartner (12), 38,62,136.141,142.159,165 Shirley Baumgartner (11). 94,145,1 70 Bob Boxter (11), 94 Walter Boxter (12), 62 Jack Bayne (12), 62,134,135,141,188,190.191 Koyrene Beck (II), 94,144,166 Jim Becker (II), 94,133 Linda Beckers (11). 94 Camille Beckman (12), 62,171 Gordon Bell (12). 62,163 Leroy Bell (10). 126 Linda Bell (12). 62.132 Mike Bellman (I I), 160 Ina Rae Belue (10), I 13,143 Eileen Bemis(lO), 126,146,166,170 Don Bender (11), 94 Judy Bender (II). 94,171 Marilyn Bender (12), 62.132,146,158 Nancy Bennion (12), 62.133 Lynda Benoist (12), 62 Arlene Berg (10), 126 Gary Berg (12). 62,164 Jerry Berg (12), 63 Jon Berg (1 I), 94 Stanley Berg (12), 63 Steve Berg (12). 63 Ed Bergen (12), 91 Carl Berger (10). 113 Steve Berger (1 I), 94,170,174 Dave Bergeson (12). 63,138,139.171 Pat Bergeson (11), 94 Tim Bergstrom (10), 113,168 Lindo Beringer (I I), 94,151,171 Sandy Bernhard (II), 94,150 Clifford Bernhardt (10), 114 Shirley Bernhardt (12), 63,133 Dorrell Berreth (12), 63 Dixie Berreth (10). 114 Guy Berry (12), 91 Donna Bertelson (II), I 11,146,147,170 Chorlene Best (10), 113 Christy Beven (10), I 14,151 Cathy Beyl (10). 114 David Bick (II), 94,145,160,166,169 Donna Bier (12), 63,132 Glenn Bier (10), 1 14 Judy Billman (1 I), 94 Boyd Bishop (II), 94,149 Dru Bishop (12), 63,149 Martha Bishop (10), I 14 Linda Bitterman (12), 63,149 Betsy Bloke (12). 17.63.141,149,159,216 Tony Blanco (11), 94,163.174 Donna Blankenship (10). 1 14 Tom Blankenship (12). 19,63.165.171,174.185 Rick Biasing (11), 94 Doug Blewett (10), 114 Charlotte Blumhardt (12). 63,159 Mrs. Mary Bodine, 46,133 Jim Bodley (12), 63 Charles Boger (10), 126 A bn Bohan (10), 114 Mona Bonawitz (12), 63 Sherry Bonawitz (10), 114 Cyrilla Bonogofsky (12), 63.151 Tom Bonogofsky (10). 1 14,169 Bill Booth (11), 94,150 Cathy Booth (10). I 14,151,156,169 Rosello Borner (1 I), 94 Mr. Charles E. Borberg 43,130 Carol Bortis (10), I 14,143.171 Robin Boucher (10), 114 Tomi Boucher (I I), 94 Dan Bovee (10), 1 14,140,170 Debbie Bowler (12), 63.141,142,159,165.171 Mr. Charles Boyd 54,205 Undo Boyd (I 1), 94.149.156 Steven Boyd (11), 94 Charles Boyer (10), 114 George Bradley (10), 1 14,131 Mary Braida (12). 38,63.74,134,135.141,142,147 156 214 Orville Brain (10), 1 14 Elaine Brambo(l2), 63,142,143,159 Tim Branam (10), 126 Linda Branstetter (10). 114,158,168 Mr. Arthur Branvold 26,54 Cathy Brastrup (11), 20,92,94,147,149 Borbara Browley (12). 149 Penny Bresky (II), 94,149 Tom Brew (11), 94 Oscar Brewer (12), 91 Jerry Brewington (12), 91 Jesse Briceno (11), 94,146 David Brickley (II). 94.163,165,174,190 Donald Briner(lO), 126,131 Linda Brink (11), 94,133,156 Cathy Brocksco (10), 1 14,170 Gary Brooks (11). 94.162,168 Beverly Brophy (12), 64,132,166,170 Mike Brophy (12), 114,170 Bob Brown (12), 64 Bob Brown (I I), 94.162.168 Carleen Brown (10), 114,170 JoAnn Brown (II), 95,170 Leroy Brown (10), 126 Gary Brummett (12), 64,133.162 Jeanette Brush (II). 95.158 Chris Brunsvold (10), 114.143,158 Dennis Bruski (10), 114 Lerlie Bryson (10), 114,170 Jack Buck (11), 95,147,160.165,171.174 Jodine Buck (12), 64,142,167 Freddee Ann Buckner (12), 64,213 Gretchen Buckner (10), 114.143,147,158 Linda Buckner (10), 1 14,170 Barry Bull (12), 26.32.64.140.142 Patti Bull (10). I 14,143,156 Thomas Burchak (11), 95 Bill Burgan (10), 114 Larry Burkhardt (II), 95,190 Loretta Burkhordt (12), 64,133 Robert Burkhardt (10), I 14 Roger Burkhardt (12), 64,132 Robin Burklund (10), I 14,151,167 Dan Burnett (11), 95 Kathy Burns (11), 95,170 Larry Burton (12). 64.138.139.140.160.171 Milton Burton (II), 95,160,166 Sherry Burton (10), 114,170 Brenda Bushell (II). 95.143,145,148 Bonnie Bussell (II), 95,133 Dennis Busher (12), 64,165 Joseph Bustos (12), 64 Croig Butler (12), 64 Dave Butler (12). 65.96.138.139.141.142,160,171 Bob Butorac (12). 36,65,135,174 CassieCady (10). I 14,151,167 Dorothy Cain (12), 65,133,149,154 Bill Campbell (12). 150 Dan Compbell (10). 114 Joculin Campbell (10), 126 Jerry Campbell (II), 95,131 Ken Canon (12), 65,165,170 Terri Canon (10), 114 Georgene Cantrell (11). 95.143,148,151.158,226 Leslie Cantrell (10), 1 14 Cathy Card (10), I 14,144.169 Chuck Card (10), 114 Mike Corbis (12). 65.147.174.223 Jan Carlson (10), I 14.144.156,165,170 Kitty Corlson (12). 8.22.65.133.141.148.151.159.226 Terry Carlson (11), 95 Camron Carpenter (12), 65 Gary Carpenter (10), I 14 Ronnie Carpenter (10), 114,150 Jim Carroll (10), 114 Richard Cased (10), 114 Dennis Casey (12). 65,162 Jock Casey (10), 126,145 Pot Cassady (II), 95.133 Miss Koy Cavender 46 Kenneth Cellmer (10), 114 Sonny Cerovski (12). 91 Tom Cerovski (10), 114 Rachael Chamberloin (10), 1 14,138.143,171 Geraldine Chaney (10), 115 Steve Chappie (10). 14,15.112,115.147.160 Mrs. Jerre Chopper 43,149 Thomos Chorter(lO). 126,131 liene Chotwood (10), 115 Pot Chesterman (10), 115 Sandy Childers (12), 65,133 lone Christensen (II), 95,158 Lindo Christensen (11), 95,145,158,166 Tom Christensen (II), 95,131,174 Jackie Christiansen (10), 151 April Clark (10), I 15,146 Becky Clark (10). 26,27.115.138 Dick Clark (12), 65 JoAnn Clark (12). 18,56,138.139.156.157,171 John Clark (12). 65,162 Mike Clark (10), 115 Phyllis Clouse (11), 95 232 Cathy Clayton (11). 95.138,154,170 Valerie Clemmons (10), I 15,146 Mavis Cleveland (10), 115,133 Jeon Cochrane (12), 23,30,65,138,139.141.152 Betty Codenys (10), 115,149 Bob Cole (10), 115 Larry Cole (II), 93 Dona Coles (12), 65 Leroy Coles (II), 95,131 Glenda Collingwood (II), 96,133 Mr. Earl Collins 43 John Co11 ins (10). 115,165,174.185 John Collins (11). 96 Vickie Collins (12), 65,132,147 Miss Catherine Colosky 52 Mike Conaway (12), 16,21,31,65,140,141,147,149,160. 169,211 Sue Connor (12), 65 Donna Connor (11), 96,167 Marla Connor (12), 66,159,168 Ken Conrad (I I), 168 Carol Cook (12), 66,133 Carolyn Cook (12), 66 Merle Cook (I I), 111 Sharon Cook (10), 115 Mortin Coomber (10), 115,166 Laurie Cooper (II), 96.143,152 Jon Cooper (I I), 133,149 Marsha Cooper (11), 96.156 Dixie Cormier (II). 96 Linda Cormier (10), 115 Annette Cousins (10), 115,138,143,158.168.169 Mr. Henry Cox 48,181 Jeanne Cox (10). 146.158 Sherri Cox (10). 11.115,126.152 Thomas Cox (12), 66 Gary Crable (II), 111 Bev Crable (10). I 15,170 Jack Craig (I I), 115 Sharon Craig (II), 96,171 Karen Cranston (10), 115,146,170 James Crawford (10), 115.144,162 John Crawford (12), 19,66,154,160,165,195 Cindy Creoger (12). 66.136.137,155 David Crenshaw (11), 96 Kincode Cromwell (II), 115 Dan Crowley (II), 96,174,180,190 Bobby Crystal (11). 96.100.133.147,170 Carolyn Cunneen (12), 66 Sharon Curtis (12), 66 Renzy Cushing (12). 66.163.165,174,175,181 Bev Dahlstrom (10), 115 Carolyn Dahlstrom (1 1), 96 Julie Dahms (10), 115 Joe Dailey (11),-174 John Dailey (12), 66.134,142 Bill Dana (11). 160,170 Denise Danell (10), 115 Gary Daniel (11), 96 Jayne Darby (11). 96 John Darling (10), 115,162,168 JoAnn Davenport (12), 66,133.142,148,149,159,226 John Davenport (12), 66.141,147,162,165,174,1 79 Ken Davidson (11). 19,31,139,140.149.160.168.174 Sherrie Davis (12), 19,66,147,156,157 Barbara Day (10). 19,115.143.151,152,155 Jim Day (I I). Ill Sharon Day (10), 115 Shirley Day (12). 66 Gerald DeBoy (10), 126 Karen Decker (10), I 15,168 Mike Decker (II), 164 Gregg Deines (10), 115,131 Roy Deines (II), 131 William Deines (12), 66.131 Roger Deitz (12), 66,169 Jay Lynn Dennis (10). 126,138,140,145,147 Leroy Derheim (10), 115 Bob DeRoeck (12). 66,132 Russ DeVerniero (10), 115,131 Diane Detzel (12), 91,143.155,171 Gary Dickerson (12), 91 John Dickson (11), 143,150,166 Eileen Diede(12). 67.146.166,170 Eloine Diede (12). 67,146,170 Mickey Diede (10), 115 Bob Dill (11). 165,174 Marge Dimmitt (12), 67 John Dineen(IO). 115,166,168 Leroy DiPasquale (12). 16.67,141.149.165,174,185 Drake Ditemon (11), 97 Tom Dobbins (12). 16.26.39,67,141,149,165,174,179, 180.186.188.190.191,210 Maxine Dockter (12), 67 Eldora Dockter (10), 115.144.151 Tim Dore (10), 115 Miss Marlene Doerr 45,156,165 Nancy Doherty (I I), 31,97,138.140,158.169 Patricio Dorsey (10), 115.149 Suzanne Dorsey (12), 67,133,143 Leigh Dotson (II), 97.160 Dianne Dowell (12), 67,84,136,159,202,208 Donelda Drake (11). 97.155.170 Drindo Drake (12). 67 Lorry Drake (12). 67 Doug Dreezen (12), 67 Donna Drewniak (12), 67 Mrs. Caroline Dreyer 43,149 Dennis Driscoll (II), 111 Jerri Drum (10). 115,156,165 Susan DuBeau (12), 67,142.146.148.156.159.171.212, 226 Ken Dukart (11), 97 Sue Dunbar (10). 115 Holly Duncan (10). 115,151,155 Beverly Dunn (12), 67,170 Bob Dunn (10), 115,162 Diane Dunn (10), 115 Nancy Dunsworth (1 I), 97 Dick Dustin (12), 67,132,163 Jerry Dustin (12), 126 Joan Dutcher (I I), 97,151,171 Mr. Steven Dyche 45 Connie Dye (10), 115 Ron Dye (10). 115 Peggy Dyle(IO), 116 Bob Eames (12). 16,21.39.67.141,147.162.165.188, 190.191,194 Virginia Easterly (11). 97 Carol Eastlick (10). 1 16 Connie Eaton (12), 67,136,137,149 Elliot Eaton (10). 116 Pam Eaton (10). 116 Gory Eddy (II), 97.143 Larry Eddy (10), 116 Cheryl Eder (12). 67.133 Larry Edwards (10), 126 Mary Ehli (10), 97,158 Sharon Ehli (12). 68,133,159 Bill Ehresman (10). 116 Ken Ehresman (11), 97.162,165,185,190 Ken Ehrmantraut (11), 97 Ted Eichele (11), 97,170 John Eichelberg (10), 116,169 Dovid Eichenlaub (11) Kathy Eide (11), 10,97.146 Debbie Eklund(lO). 1 16,146 Mr. C. A. Eliason 48 Mr. Archie Elliot 54 Cheryl Elliot (II). 97.135.156.167 Dick Elmore (10). 116.163.168 Paulo Elting (10). 26.116.135.138.140.144 Dave Elza (12). 16,68,163,165,174,180,195 Cheryl Emborg (12), 68,168 Susan Emerson (10), 1 16,146 Larry Ennis (12), 91 Marcia Ennis (10), 116.138.140,147,151,167 Susan Ennis (12). 68,141,142,145.151,167 Tim Ennis (10). I 16 Robert Enzi (10). 126.164 Linda Espeseth (II), 97 Janis Ereckstein (10), 116,158 Carol Erhardt(lO), 158 Douglas Ernest (12), 68 Mr. L. Edward Eschler 48 Sharon Esser (II). Ill Dick Estep (II). 97,163 JoAnn Evangelisti (10), 116,138,169 Adele Evons (12). 1 7,68.141.142.147,210 Sherry Evans (12). 15.68.133.138.139,144,167.213 Gary Everson (12), 11,68.142,147.163,174,180 Ken Evig (10), 1 16 Lonny Fair (12). 68.132,165 Dave Fonset (12), 68 Don Farmer (10). 116 Linda Fomes (II). 97 Terry Fames (10). 116 John Fefley (10) Sandra Feickert (11), 97,133 Richard Feisfhamel (11), 97 Tammy Feldner (11), 97,147,155,171 Tim Feldner (11). 97.147.163.174 Rita Fenton (II), 97,167 Betty Ferguson (12), 68 Gary Ferguson (12), 68 Margie Ferguson (II), 97,170 Terry Ferguson (12), 69,159,169 Linda Fichtner (12), 69 Gloria Fields (12). 17,69.141,142 JoAnn Fife (10). 116 Bonnie Fifield (12), 69 Douglas Fisher (12), 69 Joe Fisher (10), 116 Juanita Fisher (12), 15,26,69,82,142,156 Laurie Fitch (II), 97,167 Linda Fitzer (10), I 16 Jim Fitzpatrick (12), 69 Pat Fifzpotrick (10), I 16 Keith Fitzwater (12). 69 Morqueite Fitzwoter (10), 116 Victoria Flanze (10). 116 Shoron Flegler (I I). 97.150.158 James Fleming (10), 116 Corolyn Flynn (10), I 16 Edna Fode (II). 97 Ronald Fode (11), 97 Horry Folvog(l2). 69,132 Jack Foos (10), 168 Mork Foos (II). 30,97,138.139.140,165.167 Sharon Foos (12), 69,171 Tom Foottit(lO), 116,170 Janet Forrester (12), 132 Lyle Forrester (10). 126,131 Mr. C. L Forsman 50 Bill Foster (11). 97.162 JoAnn Foster (101, I 16 Bob Fournier (12), 69 Richord Fournier (10), 1 16 Jerry Fax (I I), 98 Lou Fox (10). 116 Sheryl Fox (I I). 98,133,155 Judy Fraley (10), 116,171 Michael Frasch (12), 69.164 Mr. Thomos Froser 50 David French (10). 1 16 Cheryl Frick (10), 116 Karen Frick (12). 69.136,137,208,220 Carol Fried (12), 69,149 Kelly Dried (12). 69.133,147 Tom Frisby, (12), 69,160 Mory Fryberger (10), I 16 Mark Fryberger (I I). 98 Phyllis Fuchs (11). 18.19.98,145,158.171 Floyd Gabel (11). 98,131 Gordon Gable (10), 97 Carol Gahagen (1 I), 98 BeoteGolda (10). 117 Stephen Gale (12). 91 Margie Golindo (10). 117 Pat Gallagher (12), 69,147,159,170.219 Rick Gallagher (11). 98 Bonnie Galles (I I), 98,1 16,133,158 Dean Galles (10), 117.169 Anton Gangstod (II), 98,170 Patricia Gardner (10), I 17,138,145 Suzanne Gardner (II), 98,138 Denyta Garger (10), 117 Bob Garritson (10), 117,164 Tom Gauger (11). 98,131 Art Gay vert (12), 69 Dennis Gear (10), 117.150 Horry Geertz (I I). 98 Marilyn Geertz (10), 126,151 Darlene Geffre Gory Geffre (12), 70 Albert Gehring (10), 117.170 Susan George (12), 69 Carolyn Gerdes (12). 18.70.138.139.159.170.171 Susa n Gerdes (10), 117 Kathi Gibb (12), 70 Helen Gibson (10), 117 John Gibson (12). 70 Shirley Gibson (11). 98 Kathleen Gilbert (12), 70.215 Margie Gillett (12), 70,151 Eddie Gilliam (10), 117,170 Lori Gilliland (11), 98.138.139.166 June Gillis(ll). 98 Linda Gillls (12), 91 Chorlette Ginder (10). 117,144,151,169 Jerry Gipe (10), 117,164 Peggy Glantz (II). 98.133,156 Dyan Glasrud (II), 98.145,156.167 233 Mr. Dono Id Glynn 49 Morris Goon (10), 1)7 JoAnne Goddard (11), 98 Tom Goligosky (12), 70 Tony Gomez (II), 18,98,170 Miss Diane Gonder 54 Shirley Goocher (I I). 98 Lee Goodrich (10), 117,162 Bob Gordon (10), 117.168 Shelly Gordon (I I), 98 Barbara Gorham (12), 70,149,155 Patti Gorham (10), 117 Dave Gorton (10), 1 ] 7.144,147 Eileen Goselin (11), 98.135 Stan Goselin (II), 99,165 Peggy Gountanis (II), 99,152 Gail Gradle (II), 99 Nancy Graf (10), 117,145 Paul Graf (12), 91,132 Bonna Graham (12).70,139,142,146.149,154,165,226 Dona Graham (I I), 99,139,146,154 Dick Graham (12), 70.165 Jim Groham (12), 70,165.194 Linda Graham (10), 126 Borbara Grainger (10), 1 17,138,143,154 Gordon Gran (12), 70 Jim Gron (12), 70,131 Carol Gray (11). 99 Connie Groy (10). 117,138,146,166 Jeanne Gray (12). 70,143,156,170.214 Linda Groy (10), 117 Diane Green (II), 99,146 Kathy Green (10), 117 Linda Green (I I). 99,152 Marlene Green (12). 70 Linda Greenfield (I 1), 99 Cindy Greer (10), 117,145,158 Rita Greger (I I), 99,154 Jon Greinier (10), 117,164 Daryl Grider (10). 117.133.144 Fred Grider (I I). 99 Leroy Griffing (10), I 17,144.169 Florence Griffith (I I), 99 John Griffith (12), 70,131 Sharon Griffith (12). 70.132 Rick Grimmett (10), 117 Loita Grimsrud (11), 99 Tom Grinsteiner (1 I), 99 Freda Grooms (10), 117 Jan Grossman (II). 99.131 Sheryl Grossman (10), 117,170 Bill Guckeen (12), 70 Diana Gullard (11), 11 1,147 Scott Gunderson (12). 18,19,70.171 Karen Gwynn (10). 117 Claudia Hoag (11), 99.145.151,156,166 Diane Haagerson (I I). 99 Darlene Haar (11), 99,149 Tom Haar (12). 70 Gordon Habel(IO), 160.165.185 Darlene Habovstok (12), 91 Lynda Habovstak (10), I 17 Dennis Hoddow (11). 99 Russ Hadley (10). 117 Mary Anne Hager (12), 71.142,152,155,166,223 Sally Hagerman (12), 71,168 Linda Hagmonn (10), 117.138.144,154 Ted Hagstrom (10), I 17,170 Daryl Haider (11), 126 Mary Hailstone (1 I), 99.138.139,145 Doug Hakert (12). 71,131 Charlie Hall (10), 117.163 Tom Halstvedt (10), 1 17 Debbie Ho Iter (10). 117 Cheryl Halverson (12). 71 John Hommerel (10), 117.164 Betty Hammond (12). 91 Susan Hammond (II). 99.138.139.140.170 Colleen Hanchett (I I), 100 Kenny Honnen (12). 91 Mr. Dewey Hanson 49.162 Dick Hansen (11), 100 Eileen Hansen (12), 71.133 Bob Honson (10), I 17.160 Daryl Hanson (12), 71 Dick Hanson (11), 100.162 Debra Hanson (10). 117 Diona Hanson (12). 71,132 Irving Hanson (10), 117,168 Margie Hanson (10). 117,138.140.144 Rich Hanson (12). 36.71.155.174 Ken Hanstrom (10), I 17,163 Nancy Hardy (10), I 18,143,147.151 Cheryle Hare (10), 118 Paul Hare (12). 71.132 Mrs. Edith Harnden 52,146 Beverly Hormoning (12), 71 Mike Harkins (10), 118 Carol Harper (10), 118 Don Harper (II), 100.174 Dale Harris (12), 11,71 Pete Harris (10). 118 Marcia Harrison (10), 118,143,156,170 Saroh Harrison (12), 71,150 Mr. Henry Harsch 46,134,135 Jessie Hart (10). I 18 Kim Hart (II), 32.100.140,160,168 Jean Hartung (10), 118.154 Ralph Hartung (12), 71 Virginia Hastings (10), 118 Morris Haugse (12). 71.132 Vernon Haugse(IO), 118 Chet Houn (II), 100.162.166.168 Cheryl Haverland (II), 100,171 Peg Hovig (10). 118 Joel Hawkins (II), 100,170 Susan Hawkins (12), 71,133.167 Dick Hay (II), 100 Sharon Hay (10). 118.170 Mrs. Louis Hecht 54 Sheena Hedrick (12), 146,149 Jan Heer (II), 100,158,171 Lee Heer (10), 1 18,158,170 Christine Hefeneider (10), 118,145 Mike Hegg (10), 118,166 Don Heglond (12), 16.36,71.136.137.141.142,160,194 Julie Hehn (12). 71,156 Roberto Hehn (10), 118.146.151 Ray Heidema (12). 72,163 Joyce Heimbichner (10), 118 Patty Heimbichner (11), 100,149 Sandy Heimbichner (12), 72,132 Sharon Heimbuck (12), 72.159 Janet Hein (12). 72,132 Pat Hein (12), 72.149.154 Gus Helsley (10), 118 DickHelzer (12), 71.132 Elaine Hempstead (10), 118 Marianne Hempstead (12). 72,149 Dave Henderson (11), 32.100,140.147 Jonelle Henderson (12). 91 Michelle Hendricks (II), 100,170 Chris Henrickson (II), 20.92,100.143.147.165 Gerald Hendrickson (10). 118 Gary Hennelly (12), 72 Bob Henry (I 1). 100.131 Debbie Hensel (II). 171 Russ Herman (10). 118 Sharon Herring (12), 72 Miss Marie Hertz 46.140 Bill Hess (10). 118 Suson Hexem (10), 118.144,151.155.168 Barbara Heyn (12), 72,149 Dona Hicks (10). 118,147 Jeanne Hieb (12), 72,142,153 Laura Higgins (II), 100.151 Larry Highland (12), 72 Andy Hilorio (10). 118 Barbara Hill (12). 72 Donna Hill (12). 72.142.145.159 Gini Hill (10). 118 John Hill (10). 118 Randy Hill (10). 118 Susan Hilleboe (II), 100,143.152,155 Kay Hilling (1 I). 100 Karen Hillner (10), I 18,146,147,170 Ted Hines (10). I 18,164,170 Evelyn Hinkle (10), 118 Mike Hinsley (10). I 19,146 Sherrie Hirschi (10), 119,170 Pat Hitchcock (II). 100.149.158 Paula Hjelseth (12). 72,133,151 Eric Hobbs (10). 119 Harold Hobill (10). 126 Richord Hobill (10), 126.150 Evelyn Hodgdon (I I), 100 Bill Hoffman (12), 72,131 Cheri Hoffman (10). 119,140,165 Diann Hoffman (10), 1 19,144 Donna Hoffman (12), 72,171 Kerry Hoffman (II), 100 Terry Hoffman (II), 101 Fred Hofmann (12). 72,132 Mr. Daniel Hoggatt 45,165 Dennis Hoke (10), 119,131 Dick Hoke (12). 72.131 Kay Holden (12), 72,142.159 Linda Holden (11), 101 Chonita Holliday (10). I 19,170 Bonnie Hollister (12). 73,133,149 Warren Holmes (10). 119 Dick Hooper (1 I). 101.150 Joyce Hoosen (I I), 101.151,158.171 Carol Hopkins (12). 73,159 Jim Hopper (12), 73,141,142,169 Nancy Horsfall (12). 73.146.151.155 Tim Hortfield (10), 119 Susan Hoskins (II). 101,156 Dona Houser (12), 73,142,146,151 Charlene Houseman (10), 119,151 Richard Hovill(IO). 119 Judy Howard (10), 119,151,152,153,155 Mike Howell (10), 119 Sandy Howell (12), 15,73.139.159 Shelley Hoyt (10). 119.143.158.166 Mr. Sherman Hubley 49 Janet Hudgens (12). 11.17,73.141.142.152.155 Paul Hudgens (10). 18,23,119.147,192 Danny Hufford (I I), 101 RickHuffard (12), 73,131,166 Miss Elza Huffman 55 Suson Hulit (12). 73.138.139,143.156 Linda Humphrey (12), 73,133,167,212 Bruce Hungerford (II), 101 Kathy Hunkins (10). 19,119.152 Fran Hunt (12), 73 Glenda Hunt (10), 119 Corridy Hunter (10), 119 Jeff Hunter (12). 73.144 Ron Hunter (10), 119,190 Jeon Hust (12), 91 Mrs. Sue Hutton 44 Doug lams (12). 73,174,205 Darlene Iback (II), 101 Kathy lckes(IO), 119,146 Mrs. Elfriedo Idleman 55 Sharon lldeman (II), 101,145,151,168 Vickie Idstrom (10), 119 Fred Inman (12), 39.73,142.147,167,214 Dale Isaak (II), 101 Barbara Iszler (12). 73,133,142 Mike Ives (12). 73,170 Pat Ives (II). 101 Bill Jackson (10), 1 19.140,170 Mr. James Jackson 55,133 Willis Jackson (12). 73 Jerry Jocobsen (12), 16,73,141,142,163,175,181,186. 190.191 Jeon Jacobsen (II), 101 Sharon Jacobson (10), 119 Susie Jacobson (10), 152 Tom Jacobson (10), 119 David Jakes (10). I 19 Linda James (12). 74 Mark James (10), 119,169 Peggy Jangula (II), 101,133,171 Ronnie Janich (12). 74 Steve Janich (10), 119,146.167 Jane Jeffers (II). 101,149,158 Doug Jenkins (12). 74,14 1,142,147 Phyllis Jenkins (10), 119,158 Dave Jennison (I I). 26.101.162.165.174,189.190.191 Leslie Jensen (12), 74,142,149 Sheryl Jensen (12), 74,170 Steven Jensen (10), 119 Leroy Jesfield (10), 119 Beverly Johnson (12). 74 Don Johnson (10). 119.145 Mrs. Helen Johnson 46 John Johnson (12). 74.165.174,181 Joyce Johnson (10), 119 Kristen Johnson (I I). 101,165 Linda Johnson (12), 74 Morjorie Johnson (10), 119 Marilyn Johnson (II), 101 Maureen Johnson (12). 74.142.145,169 Potricia Johnson (10), 119 Steve Johnson (10), 119 Yvonne Johnson (11), 101,143 Bob Jones (12). 16.74.141,162,191,225 Bonnie Jones (I I), 101,166,170 Chuck Jones (12), 8,20,60,74,162,165 David Jones (10), 119 234 Jerry Jones (12), 74,147,162 Jim Jones (II), 101,1 74 Lyle Jones (I I). 101,131 Russell Jones (10). 144.160,167,169 Terry Jones (12), 18.74,147,162 Terry Jordohl(ll), 18,101,171 Mike Jordon (10), 62 Dovid Jorgenson (10), 160 Ron Jovanovich (12), 74,141 Vern Jovanovich (12), 75,163 Donna Juhl (II), 101,143,154 Don Jung (11). 101.146.163,165.166,185 Carolyn Kohler (12), 75,149,151 Jerome Kaiser (12), 75 Syville Koleps (I I), 101,143 Miss Helen Kamerzill 52,53,145 Ron Kommell (10), 170 Joanne Kapptie (12), 75,171,132 Mr. Fredick Koser 45 Elaine Kaufman (11), 101,146,149,133 Lorry Kaufman (11), 119 Kafhy Keating (11), 101 Geri Keenan (12). 75.149.159.215 Richard Kelch(ll) Collen Kellers (II), 101 Chuck Kelly (12), 91 Patrick Kelly (10), 119 Ray Kelly (10), I 19 Reinie Kembel (II), 101,131 Dave Kennedy (10), 119 Sharon Kern (II). 102,149 Gerald Kessler (10), 126 Janet Ketterling (10), 119 Larry Kiefer (10), 119 Cindy Kilmper (10), 120 Vicki Kelwein (II), 102 Ron Kimmell (II). 102 Diane Kindelman (10), 120,144.170 Gerald King (12), 91 Greg King (12). 12,132.141,142.162.165 Susan King (I I). 102.170 Solly Kingston (10), 120 Poula Kinnard (10), 120,143,145 Tom Kirk(11). 110,160,165,167 Kevin Kirley (11), 102,165,166 Barbara Kline (10), 120 Toby Kline (I I), 102,131 Cathy Klotz (I I). 102.149 Sandy Klein (10). 120 Barbara Klundt (10). 120 Claudia Klundt (10), 120 Georgia Klundt (10), 120 Wayne Klundt (1 I). 102,131 Carol Knodel (10). 120.171 Collen Kober (10), 120,171 Allan Koch (10). 120 Jonet Konzen (12), 75 Margie Kopke (10), 120 Randy Korber (I I), 102.147.163 Connie Korwald (10), 102,158 Mark Korwold (10), 120 Allan Kosatka (12). 75 Mr. John Kosich 44 Dan Kosich (10), 120 Cindy Kositzky (12), 75 Lee Kraft (10). 120 Ronald Kraft (12), 75,166 Doug Kramer (12), 75,131 Jack Kramer (10), 120,131 Jerry Kramer (12), 75,131 Ken Kramer (12), 75,131 Sharon Kramlick (12), 75 Gary Kreiner (12), 75 Thereso Kreiner (10), 149 Ken Kringen (10). 120 Rodney Kringen (12). 75 Lynn Krueger (II), 102 Tony Krumheuer (10). 131 Linda Krug (10). 120.155,170 Kathy Kuch (10), 120 Patti Kuch (10). 120 PatKuntz (10). 120 Leroy Kuntz (10), 120 Sandra Kyle (12). 75,147,149.159.2 10,223 Barbara LaBor (12), 75.143,155 Margie LaBard (II), 102 Bonnie Lombert (II), 102,169 Larry Lambrecht (10), 120 Terry Lommers (II). 102 Grant Lamport (10), 120,143 Fred Lanch (10). 126 Bob Long (10), 120,131.150 Scott Longman (II), 102,163 John Langeliers (10), 120 Ron Langworthy (12), 16,41,76.163.180.189.190,191 Benny Larsen (12), 76,166 JoAnne Larsen (10), 120,149,155 Karen Larsen (10), 120,133 Linda Larsen (10), 120 Mrs. Mary Larsen 52,53,143 Don Larson (10), 126 Donna Larson (10). 126 Kothy Larson (II), 102 Lynn Larson (I I), 102,135,145 Patty Larson (12), 76,156 Mary Ann LaRue (12), 76,141,142,221 Kory I Lassie (10), 120,144 Lewis Laughery (12). 76 Marlene LaVe (10). 120 Rich Lavell (12), 165,174,180 Dave Lawson (12), 76,171 Sandra Lazetich, 102,147,156,165 Mr. William Lazetich 55,180,189 Marie Lechner (II). 27.102.138.139,145 Judy LeCount (10), 120 Sally LeCount (12). 76.159 Ann Lee (10), 120,147 Cindy Lee (12), 76 Dirk Lee (10). 120,169 Bob Leffler (II). 102,131 Charles Leggate (12), 77,138,139 David Lehman (II). 102,131 Jerry Lehr (II). 103,131 Mary Lehman (12), 77 Mike Leikam (12), 91 Robin Leischner (12), 77,155,171 Sandy Leischner (11), 102 Susan Leone (11). 102,134,135 Cothy Lervick (10), 111.120,155 Leonard Lervick (II), 102,190 Melvin Lervick (12). 18,77.142.149 Vicki Lettler (10). 120 Judy Lewis (10). 120 Ken Lewis (11), 102 Lorln Lewis (10). 120 Lorin Lewis (II). Ill Pat Lewis (10). 19,120,144,152 Judy Ley (10), 120,158,167 Victoria Letller (II), III Steve Liane (10). 120,163 Bob Lipke (II). 102 Don Lillis (11). 36.102,135,138 Kathy Lillis (12). 77.141.142.155 Larry Lindell (10), 120 Leslie Lindell (12), 77 Rodney Lindell (10), 120 Janet Lindstrom (12), 77,150 Susan Lindstrom (11), 103 Dick Lindt (I I). 103 Linda Lingren (10), 120 Kerry Lineback (10), 120 Becky Linrooth(IO). 120,151,170 Connie Linrooth (12). 77.133.146.147 Bruce Litwin(IO), 120 Genny Lively (11), 103 Robert Lockwood (10). 120 Sheila Loendorf (10), 121,140,156,167,168 Thoyne Loendorf (11), 103,168 Darlene Logan (12), 77 Morolyn Logan (II), 103 Janice loggins (12), 77,142,143,156 Renee London (II). 103 Connie Long (II), 103 Lorry Long (12), 77 Nancy Long (12), 91 Deaneen Loose (II), 103 Evon Loose (12). 77.132 Carol Louthan(IO), 120,151 Corol Love (12), 91 Morris Loveridge (10), 121 Pam Loveridge (10), 121 Bill Lowe (12), 11.77.141.149.163.165.174.185 Maralyn Loyning (I I), 103,158 Dean Lubke(l2), 77 Tony Lucero (II), 103 Josephine Lucero (10). 120 Violet Lueck (12), 91 Susan Lueneburg (II), 103 Charles Lunde (10), 126 Jocelyn Lunde (12). 77,165 Jean Lundy (12), 77 Maude Lyles (10), 121,151,167 Perry Lyles (II). 103,131,165,174 Scott MacGruder (I I), 103,168 Ferro! MacKenzie (I I), 166 Dale Maclean (II), 121 Susan MacLeod (11). 103,147.153.156 Jeff Madsen (10), 121,163 Linda Molsbury (II), 103 Murray Molsbury (12), 77 Dick Malvaney (11), 103,171 Kathy Mann (12). 77.133,152,155,203 Beni Marchelio (12), 16.78.141.142,169 Herb Morchington (10), 121 John Marks (II), 103,145 Don Maroncelii (II), 103 Mr. Ray Mars 47 Marilyn Marsh (10). 121,145,150 Nancy Marsh (12). 17.78.141.142,165.223 Mary Marshall (II), 103 Allen Mortin (10), 121 Kay Mortin (11). 103.158,170 Russell Martin (II), 104 RobertMortinez (II), 104 Sharon Martinz (I I), 104,133 Vickie Massman (II), 104 Ed Matson (II). 104,174 Ernie Matson (II), 104 Terry MoHison (12). 78,138.139.141.142.160,171.216 David May (II). 36,104,136 Phyllis Moy (1 I). 104,150 Terry May (10). 121 Cheryl McAlmond (12), 78.132 Richard McBride (11). 104,164 Anne McCann (12). 78 Tom McCann (12), 132 Jim McCoy (10), 126 Richard McCroken (II), 104 Dave McCune (10), 121.166 Barry McDonald (10), 121,166 Carol McEldowney (10), 121 Barbara McGirl(ll). 104,149 Jean McGurire (II). 104 Jean McIntyre (II), 15,138 John McIntyre (II), 168 Jack McKee (12). 78.141.163 Lauro McMillan (10). 121,149 David McMurchie (12). 78.138,139,171 Terri McPhee (12). 78.138.141.142,152,158,202 Bill McRae (12). 32.71.78.140.142 Ly nda Lee Meek (II), 104 Allen Mehl (12), 78 Jim Meide (12), 91 Mary Meizel (II), 104 Henry Mellgren (10), 121,143 Sandy Melnick (II), 11.104,136,137,158 Chris Messelt (10), 121 Delores Mettler (II), 104 Jack Mettler (12). 78.132,147.163 Barry Mettler (101), 121,163 Cheryl Meyer (10), 121 Dick Meyer (12). 78.132 Alon Meyers (11), 104 Mr. Bernard Meyers 50 Mark Michunovich (10). 121 Mary Ann Michunovich (12), 78,132,142,2 17 Mr. Lloyd Mickelson 47,138,139 Arvedell Miller (12), 79.132 Carl Miller (12), 131,194 Gil Miller (II), 104.164 Judy Miller (11), 104 Morvin Miller (I I). 105.131 Miss Phyllis Miller 55 Ron Miller (11). 105 Steve Miller (10). 121 Susan Miller (10), 2 1 Gary Mills (10), 121.144.168 John Mills (12). 79 Kathleen Mills (11). 105.145.152.155 Pat Mills (10). 121,154 Joan Mitchell (11). 105,154,165 Sandy Mittelstadt (12). 79,133,154 Stan Mittelstadt (10), 121 Mark Mitzman (10), 121 Mary Mixon (II), 105 Tim Mixon (12), 79,133,160 Jackie Mocabee (12), 79 Jon Moe (12), 79 Bruce Moerer.(lO), 121,166 Mr. Ralph Moerer 50,180,192 Jan Moffet (10). 121 Joe Moffet (10). 121 Karen Mollerstein (11), 105,145 235 Jeleno Monesmilh (12), 132 Chris Monroe (12), 91,151.154 Liz Montez 79 Dovid Moon 126 Henry Moore ill), 105,170 Irene Moore (II), 105.133 Roger Moore 105,147 Robert Moore (12), 171 Hubert Mora (12), 79 Roger Moora 174 Beverly Morgan (12). 79,132,136.137,159.202.206. 208 Bob Morgan 79 Ted Morris (12), 121,164 Linda Morris (12), 79,145,159 Richard Morrow (10), 121 Charlotte Morse (12), 79,133 Margaret Morse 112), 79 Twinkle Morton (11). 105.143,151,156.166 Terry Mosbough (10), 121,170 Jeanne Moses (II). 105,158 Mary Ann Moses (12), 79,143,159,170 Stephen Moses (10), 121 Martin Mouat (12), 79 Marvin Mouot (12), 79,169 Tom Mrochek (I I), 32.105,162,169 Connie Muck (10), 126,151 Jackie Muck (12). 79.133.151 Sally Mullen (10). 121.152,156 Kim Mulloy (10), 126 Marsha Mundschenk (11), 105,171 Paul Mundschenk (10), 121 John Murray (11), 105 Mory Murray (10), 121 Dennis Murry (10). 121,167 Pat Myers (12). 79.159.167 Mr Bernard Myers 50,134,185 Mark Naglich (12), 91,195 Judy Nosby (12). 80.133,156.158 Connie Nauman(l2). 80,133,145.170 Tony Nave (12). 80,131 Miss Frances Neal (55) Claryce Nefzger (12), 80 Frank Neiss (II), III Albert Nelson (10), 121,145 Chuck Nelson (12). 80,167 David Nelson (12), 26,80,142.145,146,171 Donna Nelson (11), 105 Karla Nelson (10), 121,168 Mr. Owen Nelson 50 Peggy Nelson (10), 121,167 Mr. Charles Nesbit 47,142 LeAnn Ness (12). 80,152,155 Shannon Ness (10), 121,144 Linda Neuhardt (11), 105,151,169 Mary Louise Newberry (II), 105 Linda Newcomer (11). 80 Nancy Newell (12), 80,150 Adele Nielson (I I), 105,158 Mrs. Marjory Nielson 55 Janet Niemi (12), 80 Kathy Niemi (10), 121,144,151 Gene Niesen (10), 121 Burt Niess (10), 121 Shirley Niss (12), 80,133.171 Mr. Ronald Nistler 45 George Nitchman (12). 80,164,1 70 Kathy Nitschke (12). 80.171 Nancy Nitzel (10). 122 Mark Noenning (I 1), 104,146 Julie Nolte (12). 80 Jone Nordlund (12). 21.39,80,1 14,135.142.147.2 14 Bill Norman (II). 105.170 Glennis Nottingham (II). 105 Irene Novasio (11), 105,156 Linda Novasio (12), 81 Ron Novasio (10), 122 Scott Novasio (12), 91 Ralph Nuss (10), 126 Dolly Nutting (12), 91 Kim Nybo (12), 81,147 Kris Nybo (10). 10,122,145,152,151,155 Terry O’Brien (12). 81,133,142.169 Pat Ochsner (10), 126 Deanne O'Leary (12). 81,206 Terry Oliver (10). 122,151,155 Dolores Olson (12). 81,141.142,149.159.166 Karen Olson (10). 122,143,158 Keith Olson (II), 105 Liz Olson (12). 81.133.150.170 Mr. Nels Olson 55,165,180.183 Suson Olson (10). 122,150 Pam Ommundson (11), 105,170 Morshall O'Neill (10), 122 Mr. O'Neill (10). 53,146 Paul Ontiveros (11), 105 Commy Orr (11), 105 Rick Orr (10). 122 Alan Oster (II), 105,131 Bill Osfenson (12), 91 Pat Ostermiller (12), 17,81,133,141,142,152,154,203 Richard Ostermiller (10), 81,122 Sharyn Ostermiller (12), 81 Steve Ostermiller (10), 122 Richord Otto (10), 126 Ginger Padd'ck (10). 122 Mike Pod i I Ic ,10). 122 Terry Padi' j (11), 105,165,174 Lucretio Paine (1 I). 105.138,145.154.165 Mrs. Patricia Palagi 44 Connie Pollack (11), 106 Nicky Parker (10). 122 Gaylen Parks (12). 122,136,137 Margie Porks (12), 91 Ron Porks (10). 122,164 Bill Parry (12), 81,163 James Patrich (12), 81 Mr. Mike Patterson 49 Anita Patterson (11), 106 Barbaro Patterson (11), 111 Gary Patterson (10). 122,131 Dianne Pavich (10), 122 Irene Perarl (II), 106 Leonord Peorl (II), 106 Ben Pederson (12), 81 Larry Pederson 60,81,146.147,149,162 Dave Peery (10), 122,168 Gory Peitier (10), 122 Lupe Pena (12), 81 Yoland Pena (10), 122 Rondy Pendergroft (10), 122 Gary Penn (12), 81.149.165,174 Dale Penning (10), 120 Dennis Penning (1 I), 106 Leonard Penning (10), 126 Walter Persona (10). 122 Joan Peters (10). 122.151 Mr. Don Peters 49,162,180 Yvonne Peters (12), 12,23,81.122.148.151,155 167 226 Bob Peterson (II), 106 Pam Peterson (10), 122 Richord Pererson (12), 81,132 Mr. Robert Peterson 56.169 Don Pett (I I). 106 Terri Petty (10). 122,171 Tom Petty (10). 120 Mrs. Lillian Pfeifer 57 Kathy Philip (11). 106.156 Bill Phillips (11). 106 Connie Phillips (11), 106,158 Harley Phillips (10). 122 Sharon Phillips (11), 106.155.168 John Pickett (II), 106,151 Linda Pickett (10). 122,145 Hons Pidino (10), 122 Bill Pierce (10), 122,162.169 Dave Pierce (12), 81 Dennis Pierce (11), 106 Ron Pierce (12), 16,81,141,169 Jerry Piesik(lO). 122 Dianne Pietz (12). 82,133 Roger Pinnick(IO), 122,163 Vonnie Pinnick (12). 82 Lorry Pinnow(lO), 122 Bob Plagmonn (10), 122,131 Rick Plagmann (1 1), 106 Dove Pogue (11), 111 Kathleen Pollard (12). 82.141.142,152 Mary Ponce (12), 91 Steve Ponce (11), 11 1,169 Buddy Porter (12), 91 Marie Portis (11). 10,106,143.152.155 Marcello Post (10), 122,171 Marlene Powell (12), 82 J. G. Powell (11). Ill Mary Powell (10). 122.170 Marlin Powell (12), 91 Harold Prelie (11). 106 Jay Prestrud (10), 122,163 Judy Prestrud (12), 82,149,159 Kathleen Price (II). 106.144.147.151,155 Linda Price (10). 122,144.147.151,155 Vicki Price (12), 82,133 Connie Prill (10). 122,138 Robert Propp (10), 122 John Pulasky (11). 92,106.131,140.147 Robert Punches (10), 111 Mr. Thomas Purcell 56 Tom Putnam (12). 82,170,174 ChuckQuarnburg (12). 82,131 Gary Guigg (11), 106,131 John Quinivan (11), 106 Sue Rademocher (II), 106,158 John Radford (II), 106 Dennis Radtke (12), 82,160 Charles Raines (12). 82,132 Mr. Willard Ramsett 47,146 Cheri Ramus (11), 106 Coby Randak (12), 26,82.134.135.141.142,154.165 Mark Randak (10). 112,122,144,160 David Randall (12), 82,163 Lowell Rathburn (11), 106 June Ratzlaff (11), 106 Max Reams (12), 82,167,174 Dennis Reother (11), 111 Sandy Rechsteiner (II), 106 Bill Reed (10), 126 Donald Reed (10). 126 Kirby Reed (10). 122,149,160,166 Mike Reed (11). 95,106,136.137,158 Pat Reed (12), 91 Frances Reedy (II), 106,156,167 Erika Reich (11), 106,138.151,155.170 Georgiana Reich (10), 122,170 Rich Reich (12). 82 Ken Reich (11), 107 Linda Richenbach (12), 82,132.159.171 Dick Reichenberg (1 I), 107 Lenice Reichenberg (11). 107,156,165 Barbara Reichert (12), 82 Sharon Reichert (12), 83,133 Steve Reichert (10), 122 Judi Reid (10), 122 William Reid (10), 107 Buddy Reinke (12), 91,150 Janet Reinke (10), 122 Dennis Reiner (12), 91 Pot Reiner (10), 122 Mory Reintsms (12), 83,171 Pot Reintsmo (10). 122 Sandra Reiter (12), 83,155 Gory Rel 131 Helen Remington (11), 107,145,158 Dorene Rendo (12). 83,133 Carolyn Reno (I I), 107.138.170 Dan Reno (10). 123,163 Kathy Reno (12), 83 Jim Rex (12), 83 Doug Reynolds (II), 107 Kathy Reynolds (10), 123 Tim Reynolds (10). 123 Larry Revenious (10), 123 Cheryl Rhodes (10), 123 Go Ido Rhone (12), 83 Janice Ricci (I I), 107,145,158,170 Lana Richards (12). 83.140,142,145.159.224 Mr. Stanley Richords 56,168,169 Claudio Richardson (12). 83.142.149.159 Jan Richardson (10), 123,143,152 Doug Richer (10), 123 Dorleen Richert (11), 107 Mr. James Richert 47 Sharon Rickman (1 1), 107,133 Kathy Riddle (12). 83,86,149 Vina Riddle (10). 123,170 Susan Riddell (12), 83,135 Patty Ridl (II), 107 Doug Rieker (10), 126 Elza Rigby (12). 83.142.149.154 Sharon Rimestad (10). 123.143.158 Eorl Ringheim (10), 123 Robin Rivera (10), 123,146 Larry Rivinius (10). 126 Allen Roberts (10), 123 Diana Roberts (12), 83 Phil Roberts (12). 91 Mr. R. G. Robertson 56 Carol Robinson (II), 107,133.156 Gary Robinson (12), 83,132 Tom Robinson (12), 83 Sandi Robison (10), 123 Gene Robson (II). 107 236 John Rodman (12), 83,162 Dave Rodriquez (12), 83,163,165,174 Rose Rodriquez (10), 123 Mrs. Mary Lou Roe 47,156 JAnn Roesler (10). 123.151,169 Phyllis Roether (10). 126 Carl Rogers (10), 123 Carolyn Rogers (11), 111 Mr. Gary Rogers 44 Marilyn Rogers (II), 111.171 Mitzi Rogers (II), 111 Sondra Rogers (12), 83,133 Shirley Rogers (II), 107 Bonnie Rohrer (12), 83,132 Glenn Roll (I I). 107 Lorraine Roll (10), 123,133 Keilh Roloson (10). 123 Mr. William Roney 45,166 Carolyn Ronnekamp (II), 107 Ken Ronk (10). 123 Bob Roods (12), 84,131 Mr. Loris Rose 53 Don Ross (10), 123,150 Elwood Ross (12). 131 Elbio Rosselii (12). 19,84.90.136.137.142.146,147,160 208 Pam Rothrock (10), 123,146,168 Gary Roush (12), 84.163.169 Shelia Rowton (II), 107,158 Alan Rudolph (10), 123 Judy Rudolph (II). 107 Barbara Rufus (11). 107,158 Beverly Rulus (II), 107 Mark Rupprecht (12), 91 Rosalyn Russell (10), 123,151,155 George Ryan (12), 16,26,84,149 Ann Salsbury (10). 123,171,158 Greg Sampston (12). 84 Tony Sanchez (12), 91,131 Philip Sanderson (12), 84 Maidia Sanner (I ), 123,151 Linda Sapp (10), 123 Rick Scries (12), 91 Vickie Sastrom (10), 171 Lois Suoberl(lO), 123,149 Deonne Saylor (12), 84,143 Suzanne Scanlon (10), 123,155,171 Donno Schoak (12), 4.145,170,22 I Ginnie Schaok (10), 123,152 Jeri Schaeffer (10), 123,143,147 Marlene Schaeffer (10), 124.158 Ted Schafnitz (10), 123 Gerald Scheak(IO). 124 Gary Scheidecker (11). 108.160.171 Sharon Schenk (10), 124 Audrey Schelle(IO), 124,133 Clark Schendelle (II). 169 Carol Schield (10). 124.158 Bill Schieno (10). 124 David Schick (10), 126 Carol Schield (II). 108 Marilyn Schieno (I I), 108,143,151,152,155 Corol Schilliff (12), 84 Clark Schindele (II), 108 Kathleen Schindler (II), 108,133.149 Gail Schlagenaaruf (10), 124 Jim Schleining (11). 108.131.147.165,174.180.190 Kathy Schmaing (11), 108,171 Mike Schmaing (II), 124 Dona Schlenker (10), 124 Pam Schmaltz (II). 108,146,155 Gary Schmidt (II). 108,165,174 Steven Schmidt (II). 108.165.166 Pauletter Schmittou (10), 108,133 Dione Schneider (11). 108,133,150 Dick Schneider (12), 84,131 Gary Schneider (10). 124,131 Susan Schneider (10), 124 Dan Schock (12), 91 Robert Schock (12). 91 Sandro Schock (12), 84 Lloyd Scholloert (12). 84 Bill Schollaert (12), 85 Mrs. Jeannette Schroeder 56 John Schroeder (12), 164 John Schrotenboeur (12), 84 Arnold Schultz (II). 108.165,174 Bob Schultz (I I). 108 Morgie 85,149,151 Eric Schulz (12). 84,162 Steve Schuman (12), 85 Susan Schuman (10), 124 Roger Schuppe (12). 85 Joyce Schutt (12), 85.141,156 Bob Schulz (II). 108 Danny Schulz (12). 85.131 Leonard Schulz (II), 108 Rick Schuyler (II), 108 Lee Schwindt (II), 108 Cheri Schyler (12), 85,132 Dale Scott (10), 123 Dory I Scott (10). 123 Stephanie Scowcroft (II), 108,136,137.138,139.142. 166 Mary Seiffert (12). 91 Terry Seiffert (I I), 108.168 Susie Sekulich (12). 14.15.85.142,149.159 Shoron Senechal (12), 85,133,142,168 John Sengar (12). 91 Shannon Sexe (II), 108,133,158 Tom Shaughnessy (10), 126,170 Bev Shaver (12), 85 Ernest Shaw (10). 124.131 Bob Sheid (10), 124 Connie Sheldon (10), 124 Dennis Sheehan (10). 124 Arlowene Shelver (I I), 108,146 Bill Sheridan (12). 9) Anita Shermon (12), 85,145,154 Susan Shirlery (12), 85,142,154 Duane Shiskowsky (12), 85,132 Corol Shogren (12). 85,142,159.2 I I Sally Shoopman (10), 168 Bob Shope (12), 85,141,142.160 Steve Shuman (12), 169 Jeon Siegfried (11). 108.146.151.155 Ruby Siegfried (10). 124 Betty Sieler (10). 124 JoAnn Sieverson (10), 124,138,143.155 Dick Sigmon (10). 32,124,140 Rose Sillitti (II), III Junior Simmons (l2),-85 Jeff Simons (10). 124 Mr. Richard Simmons 41,160 Larry Sinnock(l I), 108 Don Sire (12), 86.160.165,171,185 Linda Sjostrom (10), 124,170 Alvin Skoger (10), 124 Karla Skoger (10), 124,166 Nathan Skoger (12), 91,145 Rolph Skaggs (11). 108,165,174 Dennis Skovgaard (11), 108,174 Sandra Slemmer (10), 124,167 Barbara Smith (10), 124,144,154 Bonnie Smith (10), 124,171 Charles Smith (10). 124 Cherly Smith (12), 86,142.159 Connie Smith (10), 124 David Smith (12). 91 Gory Smith (12), 91 Jim Smith (12), 86 Judy Smith (12), 86,151 Larry Smith (II), 108 Lynda Smith (12). 86.149.159 Morsha Smith (10), 124.146,150 Rick Smith (II), 108,135,143.190 Jack Snedigar (12), 86 Ron Snedigar (10). 124 Diann Solberg (12), 86,133 Douglas Sos (12), 91 Ann Soulsby (12), 86,138 Fronk Sparhowk (12). 15.26.30,86.138.139,140.141. 142,166.213 Lloyd Spour (10), 124.164 Mary Spence (12), 86,149 Bill Spencer (10). 124,140 Gale Spencer (10), 126 Shirley Sprague (12), 126,168 Don Sprankel (II), 108 Peggy Sprankle (12), 91 Jerry Stanhope (12), 86,131,133,164 Marcus Stankey (10), 124 Kathleen Stanley (12). 86,150 Judy Stark (11). 109,146 Susan Stork (11), 87.151.165 ferry Starr (12), 87.136.139.158,210 Lorry Staton (10), 124 Lucy Steadman (12), 87.138,139.140.142,170 Douglos Steele (II), 109 Julie Steele (11), 109,149 Pam Steele (10), 124 Ruth Steele (12), 91 Mrs. Shirley Steele 47,154 Merry Steffensen (12), 87,140.142.145,159,167,169 Mary Lou Stein (11), 109,166 Connie Steinbrink ( I I), 109,170 Linda Steinbrink (12), 87,149 Eva Steingrueber (10), 124 JoAnn Steingrueber (12), 124 Martha Stennett (12), 87 Gary Stephens (11), III Lynda Stephens (I ). 124 David Stewort(IO), 124 Karen Stewart (10), 124,167 Jocquie Stinson (12). 87,152 Ken Stockton (12), 87 Ron Stoddard (12), 87 Susan Stolt(lO), 124.144,151,154 Karen Stone (10), 124,138,145 Lila Stordahl (12), 132,170 Tom Stordahl (10). 126,131 Mike Story (11), 18,109.167 Tereso Straight (11), 109 Diane Stratford (II), 10.17.109.150.151.154.159.165 Lindo Stratford (12). 39,87,U2.143.147.159 Claudia Strehlow (11). 109 Sue Stripp (12), 109 Donna Strobbe (10). 124 Russ Strobel (12). 87 Leah Strombeck(l I), 109,169 Sandra Stroup (10), 125,170 Miss Clara Strutz 47.138 Maureen Styger (10). 124 Alan Styles (I I). 109.146.160 Jim Sudduth (II), 109 Dennis Suitor (12). 91 Greg Sulenes (12), 87,133,146,168 Jan Sulenes (I ), 124 John Sundahl (I 1). 109,169 Jon Suttle (10), 124 Ellen Svec (12), 87 Lynn Svetich (12). 91,132 Marcia Swanger(lO), 125,146,150 Sharon Swanger (I I), 109,145 Ray Swanke (12), 91 Mary Szillat (II), 109.165,167 Barbara Toy lor (11), 109 Connie Taylor (11), 109,146,170 Gary Toylor (11), 109 Judy Toylor (I I), 98 Marvin Taylor (12), 87,132 Stan Taylor (11), 109,150 Tara Taylor (10), 125 Trudy Taylor (11), 109,146,149,158 Mike Tehle (12), 87.170 Karen Tennyson (I ), 125,155 Alice Tesch (11), 109 Barbara Thomas (12), 87,169 Barry Thompson (10). 125 Don Thompson (II), 110 Linda Thompson (II), 110,149,158 Kim Thompson (10). 138 Nancy Thompson (12). 88,138.139.154 Patricio Thompson (10), 125 Terry Thorpe (10). 125.144.160.161,165 Susan Torres (l I), 110 Mr. Robert Thowson 44 Richard Thuesen(lO), 126 Ginger Tice (10), 125 Sandy Tinjum (II), 110 Norma Tirrell (10). 19,125,143,152 Josephine Torres (10), 126 Ricci Tousley (12). 88 Corla Townsend (12), 88,132 Lon Townsend (I I), 51 Mr. John Travis 51 Karen Travis (10), 125,158 Linda Trenka (10), 125 Kathie Trumbo (12), 88.146,159 Connie Tunnicliff (10), 125 Bill Turnquist (I I), 110,160,168 Lois Twet (12), 88.133.147,154,166 Louise Twet (10), 125 Greg Uhren (12). 91 Jeff Uhren (11). 11.165,190 Dennis Ulstad (12), 136,137 Rita Ullarich (II), 110.151 Fred Urbaska (10). 125,147,160.161.192 Paul Vale (12). 88 Phyllis Von Allen (II), 110,149 Terry Vandenover (I I), 56 Miss Pearl Vandersloot 53 Mr. Howard Vanover 56 237 Karen VanTricht (I I), 146 Lorry Veatch (12). 88 Anne Veraldi (1 I). 110.134.135.138.142.154.165 Koren Veraldi (12), 88 Lorna Veraldi (10). 30.31.125.138.143,170 Moureen Vermandel (12). 88.133 Ricci LaVerne (12). 88 Bill Vincent (I I). 95,110 Jackie Vinner. I 10,166 Jean Voeller (12). 88.151 Judy Voeller (12). 110 Mr. John Voorhis 49.136 Frank Votapka (10). 49.125,136.144 Greg Vye(IO). 125 Don Waddell (11). 36.110.135.136.138.139.170 Dionne Wade (12), 88,170 John Wagner (II), I 10,146.170 Bruce Woggner (12). 88 Edward Walker (I 1), 110,165,174 Mr. Jerry Walker 44,180 Katy Walker (10), 125 Linda Wallace (10). 125 Dave Walter (II). 110 Diana Wo Iter (II). 125 Melody Walter (12), 88.132 Michoel Walters (12), 15.30,36.88,137,138.139.14). 142,151.171.208 Richard Walters (12), 88,132 Ken Wanner (10). 125 Delbert Wardell (I I), 110 Alon Watt (11). 110,162.168 Dan Watt (12), 88 John Wott(IO), 111 Philip Watt (12). 88,131.147 Bill Wotson (11). 14.15.11 1.143,166 Shirley Wax (12), 88.133.149,166 Sharon Wear (10), 125 Mary Weaver (II). Ill Roe Weaver, 88,133 Jim Weber, 164 John Weber (10). 125,145.147,164 Kay Weber (12). 88.133 Ken Weber (12). 89.132 Lila Jean Weber (12), 17,141.142,171.189 Diano Weidinger (10) 171 Julie Weik (10). 125,143 Caroline Weis (10). 125,145 Hugh Weiss (12), 88,131 Bob Wells (10). 125 Carolyn Wells (I I). 110.150.158 Ron Wendte (II), 96,110,163 Leslie Wenner (11), 110,167 Shirley Wentz (10), 125 Diana Werdinger (10), 125 Art Werner (10), 125 Barbara West (12). 23,89.141,152.155 Dave West (II), 110 Dennis West (12), 89,132.133,163 Sandi West (10), 1 12.125,146,147 Marilyn Wester (II), 110 Dianne Wetzel (12), 89 David Whearty (10), 125 Meldene Whipple (I I), 110,158 Darolyn White (12). 89.14 1. 142,143.154 Pat White (10). 125,138 Tom White (11). 10.32.110.140,142 Bonni Whitney (10), 125 Britton Wicks (10). 126 Sherri Wilcox (II), 111 Scott Wilder (12). 89 Judy Wilhelm (11). I 11,170 Bob Wilkinson (12). 91,131 Richard Wilkom (10), 126 Bob Williams (10). 125,131 Christine Williams (10), 125 Randy Williams (II), 111 Ginger Williamson (10), 125,171 Pam Williamson (11). 111,138.139.140.145.155.170 Glen Willis (10) Connie Wilson (12). 89.136.159,207 Dick Wilson (10), 125.160 Donna Wilson (10), 125 Janis Wilson (12). 89.142.148.151.226 Janie Wilson (11). 110,156,168 Steve Wilson (11), 111.162 Terry Wilson (10), 125,164 Mr. Robert Wilson 56,132 George Wingerther (12), 91 Calvin Winslow (10), 125,162,190,191 Bette Jeon Wile (12). 89.143,151.155,170 Dan Wise (10), 125 Dianna Wise (10), 126 Dick Wise (12), 16.36.37,89.136.137.142,147.190 Janet Wise (12). 89 Jim Wise (12). 89.160 Marcia Wise (10), 14,15,19,26,126.152 Dick Wiseman (12), 89,142.189.190,191 Jim Wismeyer (10), 125,145 Dixie Witcher (1 I), 111,171 Bob Witham (12), 89 Janice Witherspoon (12), 89,142,154 Kay Witherspoon (10), 144,125 Dan Wittmar (10). 131.150 Anton Wittmer (10), 126 Ruth Wittmer (12), 89,132 Bill Wolfe (II). 1 11.174 Beverly Wolff (II), 111 Ron Wolff (12), 90,132 Bill Wong ( II). 111,164 John Woodenlegs (10). 125,131,193 Dennis Woodward (12), 90,133 Larry Woodward (10), 126 Linda Woody (10), 126,152 Randy Woody (12). 91.132 Sigrid Worden (11), 11 I Debby Wright (10), 126 Jim Wright (10), 126 Larry Wright (11), I I 1,174 Lorin Wright (1 I). 111,174 Mr. James Wrightson 47 Dorlyne Wuest, 90,133,149 Steve Wyard (11), 111,160 Terry Wyman (11), 111,131 Carol Yanc (II), 111,158 Marion Yapuncich (II). 111,158 Dick Yates (12), 90 Ben Yetter (II). Ill Joyce Yonolly (12). 90.133.150 Norman Yonally (11), II ,166 Dennis Yost (10), 126 Gary Yost (11). 11 1.131 Carol Young (10), 126,140 Colleen Young (11), 111 Gale Young (10), 126 Mr. Robert Young 56 Robert Zacha (II), 111 RodZacher (10). 126 Gary Zeigler (12), 90,131,165 JackZeigler (I I). 111,131 Jim Zeigler (II) Jon Zeigler (12), 1 11,166 Rod Zent (II), 111.138.139,171 Linda Zir (10), 126 Stephanie Zirko (10), 126,143,146 PatZok(lO), 126,171 Mr. Robert Zupan. 51 180 ORGANIZATION INDEX A Cappelia.............................................................|7| A- K....................................................................155 Argon ..................................................................165 AVA ....................................................................150 Bond ..............................................................168-169 Biology Club...........................................................166 Billings Key Club .................................................160-161 Cheerleaders ......................................................... 148 Concert Choir...........................................................170 DECA...................................................................132 Dramatics...............................................................138 Elphadonk..............................................................146 Forensics ..............................................................140 French Club ...........................................................143 Future Business Leaders of America.....................................133 Future Farmers of America .............................................131 yture Teachers of America-...........................................) 33 German Club ........................................................ 145 Girls' Athletic Association .......................................... 151 Junior Optimist .......................................................163 Keepers of the Books...................................................150 Kinetic.......... Kyoto Annual . . Kyote Poper . . . Lotin Club . . . . lettermen's Club Majorettes . . . . Math Club . . . . National Honor Society . . . Office Assistants ......... 0ffice Debs ............... Jrchestro ................ 3ep Club ................. Quill Scroll ............ Senior Counselors......... Sixteen Voice Ensemble . . . Sophomore-Junior Ensemble Spanish Club............... Student Council............ Thespians.................. XL.................. Yellowstone KEY Club 1“ Club............ ... . 154 136-137 134-135 . . 144 . . . 165 152-153 . . 166 .. . 142 . . 149 . . 149 . . 167 158-159 . . 142 . . . 141 . . .171 . . 171 . . 146 . . 147 . . 139 . . 164 . . . 162 156-157 238