Billings West High School - Westward Yearbook (Billings, MT)

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LETTERMEN’S CLUB HONORS ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT ROW rrcr—vice-president, Mike Welton—president, Don Archibald—secretary. ROW TWO: Ken Botham, Glenn Hansen, Wen ! Christianson, Bill Hill. Doug Bruski. Jim Weaver, Jim Horsley, Tim Burdick, Rick Conner, Daryl MacCarter, Don Fox. ROW THREE: Bill Foeste, Jerry Flowers, Dan Korber, Jim Allison, Tom Cooper, Brad Anderson, Stu John: r, Dean MacCarter, Paul Grosshuesch Bob I ewis, Gary Johnson, Steve Staebler. ROW FOUR: Larry Staley, Pat Prindk .c . Ross Carlson, Dennis Renier, Bob Glasgow, Tom Whitmer, Bob Tenney, Roger Rohr, Russ Zurbuchen, Steve Riem. ROW ! IVE: Dave Klarich, Ralph Hangas, Greg Tollefson, Eugene Hobby, Doug Ensign, Vic Powell, Doug Kikkert, Mike Oliver. i Zcnt . Roger Schelin, Randy White, Harold Watne, Mike Hess. NOT PICTURED: Doug Benjamin. Lettermen’s Club is one of the more select clubs of the school. Only boys outstanding in the field of athletics can become members. The club chose candidates for Football Queen this year but otherwise did not participate in any school projects. 27 Confusion reigns as Lettermen assemble for group picture.

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B.A.C. CONTRIBUTES MUCH TO B-W DAY ROW ONE: Mrs. Jellison—sponsor, Bonnie Lamb—historian, Priscilla Schreck—treasurer, Sandy Krumenacker—pr ry Lou Cousins—vice-president, Meg Wierzbinski—secretary. Miss Cox—sponsor. ROW TWO: Nancy Weber, Susie Beley, i ■ , Sherry Zeiler, Marcia Downs, Diann Moriarty, Pat Otis, Carolyn McLeod, Michele Davies, Ann Pressman. ROW THREE: Jes. Joric-s, Susan Young, Linda Frazer, Mary Fran Wierzbinski, Barbara Cook, Bonnie Reiter, Gayle Hunter, Kathy Russiff, Bonnie . wfl; ;..n, Carol Lentzer, Mary Vaughan, Chris Galvin. ROW FOUR: Carol Hangas, Joyce Keehn, Nancy Weaver, Claudia Doss, Lii Hanson, Janice McCann, Sharon Fox, Amaretta Jones, Lynette Amestoy, Pris Sampsel, Joy Stark. ROW FIVE: Linda J. Bonawitz, Michelle Milliken, Sylvia Cross, Annette Feyhl, Carol Hurly, Susan Aldworth, Rita Engum, Bonnie Rupp, Ande Barney, Chris Ross, Connie Borgstede, Dee Ann Coop. NOT PICTURED: Chris Baker, Carol Boggio, Peggy Bower, Nancy Busse, Karen Isaacson, Linda Israel, Linda Sheridan Carol Boggio gets acquainted with a Sugar Daddy at the B.A.C. get-acquainted banquet. Bear's Activity Club, a girls’ service club, began the school year with a get-acquainted banquet to welcome new members. B.A.C.’s first sendee project was its choosing of the B-W Day King candidates. The combined effort of B.A.C. members and Jaybees produced the first prize float for the second year. The profits from a bakesale, the sale of B.W.H.S. pins, concessions at two games, and an after-game dance were used to perform many services, including two contributions to the A.F.S. fund. The holidays were celebrated at a festive Alumnae Tea. With Key Club, B.A.C. initiated plans to buy artificial flowers for the fountain planter. Other services to West High include the members’ polishing of the plants in the main hall and keeping the bulletin board at the main office up to date. A spring party ended B.A.C.’s busy year. 26 This page sponsored by B.A.C.

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BEAR BAND HAS ROW ONE: Mary Lou Cousins, Nanc ' Wold, Rex Ivie, Marvin Forquer, Jerald Asleson, Ann Barnes, Lin ' n, Linda Reich, Wayne Callen, Kathy Stenehjem, Jeanne Mueller, Carol Poffenberger, Judy Sweet, Nancy Weaver, Carolyn hr. ris Ross, Carrie Cunningham, Dorothy Hash, Fara Snyder. ROW TWO: Larry Mitchell, Lynda Darnutzer, Renee Ncy J 1 Ward, Jennifer Butcher, Amaretta Jones, Dave Hulit, Dan Bergstrom, Greg Howlett, Mar}' Alice Maxfield, Dottie B . D Harmon, Brian Grainger, Ken Bennington, Judie Severtson, Kathy Lindeberg, David Laws, Ingrid Tombre, Sharon Olson. .rry rightson ROW THREE: Brian Richards, Cheryl Stansell, Lee Thomas, Robin Rowland, Judy Ann Junkert, Carol Young, v'ider ott, Ron Merry, Charles Forbes, Bruce Jensen, Wendell Bower, Melvin Renstrom, David Pals, Rick Brown, Frank Glasgow, Wall, 'e Hunter. West High’s Bear Band, under the direction of Avery Glenn, was com- posed of approximately 120 members from grades 10-12. The band mem- bers met first period daily for full band rehearsal. Several ensembles, a pep band, and a stage band were actively engaged and met during the week either before or after school and often at night. The full band performed for all home football games and a pep band of 40 members played for all home basketball games. In addition to its traditional Spring Concert, they also appeared at a winter pop concert, pep assemblies, All-City Combined Band Concert, District Music Festival, state basketball tournament, and commencement. This page sponsored by LINDAMOOD MUSIC CO.—224 N. Broadway— 28 The Finest in Everything in Music for Over 40 Years.”