Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1968 volume:

The 50th Graduating Class Of Cascade High School KETOCHI DEDICA TION We, the Class of 1968, dedicate this annual to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Halverson. During the twelve years that Mr. Halverson was Cascade’s athletic director and mathematics instructor, both he and Mrs. Halverson were a great help to us. Mrs. Halverson was always willing to drive a car load of boys to and from ath- letic events. Before there was a washing machine at the school she washed the players uniforms herself or took them to a laundermat. She also pitched in and made lunches for the boys after a track meet. Even though Mr. Halverson was always busy planning the athletic events and mak- ing sure everything ran smoothly, he still had time to talk to any of the students who were having problems with their math. We would like to say thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Halverson for all they have done for us. We appreciate all of their efforts and wish them the best of luck in Great Falls. 2 ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING Hey, that's my brother driving ! King Wes Teterud and Queen Sue Burns. The Senior Creation. The winning Sophomore Float. Jerry Maxwell Memorial Float. 4 The ingenious Junior Float? So you be the poor gentleman wot has such a horrid fear of cats? Miss Date. . . Figg, I mean. I'm in a terrible state ! JUNIOR CLASS PL AY Old mush-mouth ! Why Gertie Glossop! 5 Hot Dog! Come to, darling Cad, come to. SPA NISH CL UB MA SQ UERA DE DA NCE Bob Miller Best Dressed Boy Mr. Silvius in costume??? Joan O’Neill Best Dressed Girl JUNIOR PROM Eat up, gang !!! FRENCHCL UB LIBRARY CLUB PICNIC Activities Too Late For Last Year’s Annual. Go get 'em girls! BAND TRIP TO LETHBRIDGE Sue Cox, the Band's Queen CLASS OF 1918 H. H. (Hal) Monroe, Mildred (Thompson) Jones, Effie (Jemison) Monroe, Perrin F. Lyman, Not pictured: Winifred (Hall) Tisdale, Russell Jones. The Class of 1918 was the first class to graduate from Cascade High School. They had six members in their class. They celebrated the 50th anniversary of their gradua- tion this year. Their class motto was Upidee and their class flower was the violet. The Class of 1918 was honored at graduation this year. The Valedictory and Salutatory speeches After receiving the diplomas The chorus entertaining 8 Marching out The happy graduates GRADUATION A HAPPY TIME Receiving the diplomas ORGANIZATIONS ANNUAL STAFF Back row: D. Pound, K. Mesaros, W. Teterud, S. Belisle, B. Miller. Middle row: D. Sanderson, D. Payne, L. Sallee, T. Straight, H. Cordeiro, D. LeVeque. Front row: R. Gray, J. Lee, S. Cristofor, L. Marxer, K. McKamey, D. Lorang Mr. Rose Advisor Editor Assistant Editor Sports Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Head typist Photographers Kathy McKamey Wes Teterud Steve Belisle Ken Mesaros Holly Cordeiro Loretta Sallee Linda Marxer Bill Miller STUDENT COUNCIL Back row: D. Smith, L. Buckingham, D. Sanderson, D. Winterrowd, T. Marquis, K. Mesaros, S. Belisle, R. Gray, S. Pettapiece, H. Cordeiro, Front row: D. Payne, K. McKamey, S. Parsons, W. Teterud, D. Pollack, B. Wojtala. Advisor: Mr. Prestbo The Student Council is the governing body of the students at CHS. The officers this year were: President-Wes Teterud, Vice-President-Steve Parsons, Secretary-Debbie Pollack, Treasurer-Kathy McKamey, and Reporter-Brenda Wojtala. The Student Council had a very busy year. Homecoming was the first activity. The classes of 62, ’57, 40, ’39, ’38, ’37 and '36 were the honored classes this year. It was decided to have a new float in the parade. The mighty Badgers football team were honored on the new float. This was such a success that it will be continued next year. Santa Claus was the new addition to the Christmas Skits which are organized by the Student Council. Santa helped the Student Council members hand out the gifts. He was a complete surprise to most of the students and also very successful. The Student Council was also in charge of the elections of the new officers. This was a success and the officers were installed at Class night. The presidents of the different organizations are usually the representatives in Student Council. Mr. Prestbo is the advisor. 12 NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back row: R. Gray, W. Teterud, S. Belisle, D. Winterrowd, L. Kirk. Advisor: Mr. Forman Front row: S. Pettapiece, K. McKamey, H. Cordeiro, J. Fraser, D. Sanderson, M. Buck. PEP CL UB Back row: Z. Blackley, K. McKamey, H. Cordeiro, V. Sanders, B. Nicholson, Paula Darko, T. Webb, J. Standley, M. Perry. Third row: D. Dear, J. Tamol, S. Pettapiece, M. Buck, T. Straight, J. Terry, C. Martin, C. Salo, D. Bailey, J. O'Neill, K. Harris, T. Latham. Second row: B. Wood, J. Evans, L. Marxer, S. Cristofor, J. Pfaff, L. Lord, S. Cornelius, C. Hastings, J. Peterson, Della Wojtala, S. Lemons, C. Teterud, G. Smith, M. Belisle. Front row: C. LaFontaine, A. Yarger, L. Sallee, J. Lee, B. Reeve, Pat Darko, D. Ball, C. Moll, D. Pollack, S. Smith, Advisor: Miss Rose. Cheerleaders: Debbie Wojtala, S. Peterson, K. Webb, J. Fraser, D. Sanderson, D. Fraser, B. Wojtala. 13 SENIOR BA ND Back row: R. Burger, K. Olson, M. Ethfridge, M. Belisle, R. Cox, D. Wojtala, R. Strizich, D. Smith, L. Marxer, L. Kirk, R. Hocevar, V. Sanders, J. Turnbow, J. Sanderson, D. Darko, M. McGuire, D. Sanderson, Middle row: L. Peterson, Paula Darko, S. Cornelius, J. Cummings, C. Moll, S. Pettapiece, D. Pound, D. Bailey, J. Fraser, J. Evans, C. Gordon, R. Olson, S. Smith Front row; D. Winterrowd, D. Pollack, M. Buck, L. Lord, K. Webb, D. LeVeque, Pat Darko, K. McKamey, C. LaFontaine. Standing: Advisor: Mr. Prestbo, B. Reeve, M. Perry, R. Marxer, D. Ferguson, R. Pettit. RODEO CLUB Back row: K. Mesaros, D. Wojtala, P. Terry, A. Jenkins. Middle Row: J. Cornelius, B. Sanders, S. Cornelius, D. Dear, S. Pettapiece. Front row; Advisor: Mr. Cornelius, D. Ball, C. Salo, S. Peterson. 14 TWIRLERS Top: Majorette: Debbie Ball. Middle row: T. Latham, S. Peterson, L. Sallee, A. Yarger, Debbie Woitala, B. Wojtala, Debra Wojtala. CHOR US Back row: D. Dear, J. Tamol, M. Layton, M. Perry, D. Pollack, S. Smith, W. Teterud, S. Belisle, M. McGuire, Third row: S. Cornelius, S. Young, R. Pettit, J. Fraser, C. S lIo, C. Sanderson, C. Moll, R. Marxer. Second row: J. Evans, A. Blackley, K. McKamey, S.Cristofor, T. Straight, C. Hastings, L. Kirk, D. Darko. Front row: C. Teterud, D. Pound, B. Wojtala, S. Peterson, L. Sallee, J. Peterson, J. Lee, C. Payne, D. Smith, Advisor: Mrs. Carlson. 15 P. Wiley, B. Sanders, D. Pound, M. Simmons, D. LeVeque, D. Pound, L. McAlister, E. Murphy, Fourth Row: R. Cox, A. Jenkins, J. Pollack, R. Olson, K. McKamey, D. Smith, R. Marxer, B. Latham, C. Moore, Third row: R. Amundson, J. McAlister, R. Hocevar, C. Cordeiro, R. J. Miller, R. C. Miller, R. Wright, D. Terry, Second Row: D. Blakeley, R. Kirk, J. Harris, L. Sallee, J. Reeve, L. Buckingham, R. Nichols, D. Lemons, T. Latham, J. Turnbow, H. Wagner, G. Eller, D. Lorang, J. McKamey, D. Wojtala, K. Mesaros, S. Parsons, W. Teterud, P. Terry, Advisor: Mr. Lewis The officers for this year were: President, Ken Mesaros; Vice-President, Wes Teterud; Secretary, Steve Parsons; Treasurer, Joe McKamey; Reporter, Don Lorang; Sentinel, Duane Wojtala; Parliamentarian, Gale Eller. The chapter was very active this year. They were host chapter in the District Leadership Conference, Public Speaking Contest, and the Glacier District Convention. At the State Leadership Conference, Ken Mesaros received the State Farmer award. Livestock Proficiency award along with one hundred dollars, and received fourth Vice-President in the Montana Association of F.F.A. Joe McKamey won a trip touring Minnesota along with thirty dollars. The Cascade Chapter won the Quality Grains award enabling their advisor, Jim Lewis, to participate in an all expense paid trip to Michigan. Jim Pollack represented the Cascade Chapter in state competition after being selected as Star Greenhand from the Glacier District. The judging team placed in the top twelve state judging teams. The honor of Chapter Sweetheart went to Linda Marxer this year. 16 F.H.A. Back row: V. Sanders, Paula Darko, Pat Darko, T. Latham, M. Layton, D. Damon, S. Young. Third row: B. Nicholson, C. Tetrud, J. O'Neill, L. Marxer, R. Pettit, M. Ethridge, M. Belisle, G. Smith, Advisor: Mrs. Hetherton. Second row: S. Gray, J. Standley, C. LaFontaine, J. Pfaff, J. Terry, J. Peterson, D. Bailey, C. Hastings, S. Lemons. Front row: J. Tamol, D. Ball, M. Perry, C. Reeve, J. Fraser, S. Smith, J. Standley, S. Peterson, D. Layton. Our FHA was just full of activities this year. Vivacious, fun projects included Secret Sisters, the Style Show, our carnival booths and our district and state conven- tions . Projects that came from our hearts were the boxing of cookies for the older people of Cascade and the box we made for a soldier in Viet Nam. Officers for the 1967-68 school year were President-Kathy Perry, Vice-President - Judy Fraser, Secretary-Bonnie Reeve, Treasurer-Valerie Sanders, Song Leader- Mickey Perry, Historian-Sunny Smith and Reporter-Joy Standley. Our Installation Tea was held in August and our degrees were awarded at this time. The FHA girls helped the FFA boys by preparing and serving their banquet. We also served at the Harvest Dinner. Those attending state FHA Convention in Missoula were Kathy Perry, Bema Nicholson and Joy Standley. Our very special thanks go out to our adviser, Mrs. Hetherton and all of our Chapter Mothers because FHA wouldn’t be what it is without them. 17 BA DGER PA WS Back row: Advisor: Mr. Silvius, R. Nichols, D. LeVeque. Second row: T. Straight, J. Pfaff, B. Wood, A. Yarger, C. Salo, H. Cordeiro. Front row: S. Maxwell, T. Latham, P. Maxwell, S. Cristofor, L. Sallee. SPA NISH CL UB Back row: D. LeVeque, L. Kirk, G. Birkcanbuel, D. Bailey, C. Salo, S. Peterson, S. Lemongs, L. Lord, Advisor: Miss Rose. Second row: D. Dear, M. Perry, Della Wojtala, M. Buckingham, J. Fraser, J. Pfaff, J. Terry, C. Martin, D. Fraser. Front row: C. Moll, S. Cornelius, Debra Wojtala, S. Smith, S. Pettapiece, C. Hastings, C. Ball, C. LaFontaine, B. Wojtala. 18 “C”CLUB Back row: P. Wiley, D. Belisle, D. Pound, B. Sanders, D. Wojtala, J. Tumbow, S. Parsons, Third row: T. Marquis, R. Cordeiro, R.C. Miller, D. Winterrowd, P. Terry, T. Latham, Advisor: Mr. Rose. Second row: D. Terry, C. Cordeiro, J. Cornelius, W. Tetrud, S. Belisle, Doug Pound, Front row: L. Buckingham, R.J. Miller, L. Peterson, K. Thompson, K. Mesaros, J. Reeve. LIBRARY CLUB Back row: P. Terry, J. Pollack, A. Jenkins, C. Salo, Pat Darko, B. Sanders, S. Parsons, Paula Darko, B. Nicholson, J. O'Neill, R. Kirk. Third row: D. LeVeque, L. Kirk, D. Wojtala, K. Mesaros, M. Buck, V. Sanders, C. Moll, T. Latham, D. Sanderson, Dennis LeVeque, Second row: D. Fraser, C. LaFontaine, S. Cristofor, T. Straight, J. Pfaff, J. Terry, D. Pollack, S. Cornelius, K. Webb, T. Webb, D. Bailey, L. Sallee. Front row: Advisor: Mrs. Green, D. Ball, B. Reeve. S. Peterson, S. Pettapiece, H. Cordeiro, J. Fraser, J. Standley, S. Smith, J. Peterson. 19 SPORTS BADGER GRIDDERS Pat Wiley, Ken Mesaros, Duane Wojtala, Dennis Belisle, Brent Sanders, Tracy Marquis, Steve Parsons, Jim Cornelius, Wesley Teterud, Steve Belisle, Tim Latham, COACH: Mr. Rose, Larry Buckingham, Jim Reeves, Rick Mur rill, Dan Nordhagan, Chris Cordeiro, Bob C. Miller, Ken Thompson, Roger Wright, Ray Cordeiro, Rick Fenton, MANAGER Bob J. Miller. 7 9 Coach Don Rose’s charges of 1967-68 came up with a 3-4 conference record and a 4-4 overall record and fifth place in the conference. This was an impressive record, as there were only three seniors on the squad. Starting the season out with an impressive 62-18 win over nonconference Geraldine the Badgers then beat a strong Power team by a score of 7-0. The Badgers then hit a streak of bad luck as they fell victim to the Simms Tigers by a score of 40-7 in their annual homecoming tilt and losing to Brady and Belt by scores of 44-19 and 32-26, respectively. The Badgers then took their next two outings from Centerville and Augusta by scores of 42-20 and 43-7. They ended their season with a 40-27 loss at the hands of the Dutton Cardinals . The Badger lettermen included: seniors: Wes Teterud, Steve Belisle and Ken Mesaros; juniors: Jim Cornelius, Duane Wojtala, Steve Parsons, Pat Wiley, Dennis Belisle, Tracy Marquis, Brent Sanders; and sophomores: Ray and Chris Cordeiro, Larry Buckingham, BobC. Miller, Rick Fenton, and Tim Latham. Wes Teterud and Steve Belisle were selected as co-captains for the year. 21 SENIOR LETTER MEN Coach Mr. Rose, Ken Mesaros, Wesley Teterud, Steve Be lisle Wesley Teterud 22 BASKETBALL Wesley Teterud Tracy Marquis Duane Wojtala Steve Belisle LETTER MEN Jim Cornelius 23 Dennis Belisle Steve Parsons 24 Duane Wojtala, Lennard Sallee, Tracy Marquis, Steve Parsons, Jim Wesley Teterud, Steve Belisle, Chris Cordeiro. Cornelius, Ray Cordeiro, Rick Murrill, “B” SQUAD Standing: Rick Murrill, Ray Marxer, Bob Latham, Lennard Sallee, Dana Darko, Ed Jerin, Mike McGuire, Seated: Randy Cox, Ken Thompson, Larry Buckingham 25 VA RSITYCHEERLEA DERS Diana Sanderson, Judy Fraser, Kathy Webb “B” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Debra Wojtala, Brenda Wojtala, Donna Fraser, Sue Peterson 26 BA DGERS! G-R-R-R-EA T! GET ’EM! With only two seniors on the squad, Coach Don Rose's Badgers came up with a 6-win, 13-loss record. This record, however, is no indication of the true strength of the Badgers. They lost a total of seven games by a point margin of five points or less! The Badger spirit was exemplified many times during the season. After a heartbreaking defeat the Badgers would always come right back the next night and fight with every ounce of strength they could muster. This is the true mark of champions and to everyone in the school the mighty Badgers of 1967-1968 were champions in every sense of the word. The Badger lettermen included seniors: Wes Teterud and Steve Belisle, juniors: Jim Cornelius, Duane Wojtala, Tracy Marquis and Steve Parsons, and sophomores: Ray and Chris Corderio. Jim Cornelius was named captain of the Badgers. BADGER SCORES CASCADE OPPONENTS CASCADE OPPONENTS 57 POWER 59 50 BELT 53 56 DUTTON 57 62 AUGUSTA 42 73 AUGUSTA 58 53 CENTERVILLE 49 37 CENTERVILLE 77 50 SIMMS 52 52 SIMMS 57 Non-Conference Games 50 POWER 53 45 HIGHWOOD 66 45 DUTTON 54 45 CENTERVILLE 65 57 BELT 56 40 HIGHWOOD 62 48 BRADY 60 68 GEYSER 66 57 BRADY 54 41 STANFORD 54 Offensive 986 — Defensive 1094 WON 6 - LOST 13 No words can express the feelings of the student body toward the cheerleaders. During the district tournament, with only two varsity cheerleaders, the B squad cheerleaders came to their aid and these six girls represented the school in such a way that the entire community was proud of them. The coaches, the team, and the entire student body would like to extend to these girls a hearty thank-you for being on OUR side. 27 BADGER THINCLADS Back row: Ray Marxer, Randy Olson, Dennis Belisle, Chris Cordeiro, Jim Cornelius, Dana Darko, Lennard Sallee, Ed Jerin, Middle row: Manager-Bob J. Miller, Roger Wright, Albert Jenkins, Mike McGuire, Ken Thompson, Larry Buckingham, Steve Belisle, Bob C. Miller, Front row: Jim Pollack, Randy Cox, Ray Cordeiro, Jim Turnbow, Ron Fenton, Mark Buckingham Back row: Chris Cordeiro, Jim Cornelius, Ray Cordeiro Front row: Dennis Belisle, Jim Turnbow, Steve Belisle T 28 Run, Chris, Run Annie-I -Over TRACK SNAPS Jim Cornelius takes first in 440 at State. Jim Cornelius in the lead. Relay team at District HONORS AWARDS Queen Loretta Sallee, King Ken Mesaros c J H U R N I I P S O R T B R O M A M A L S L Queen Linda Marxer King Rod Nicholls CHS ROYALTY HOMECOMING King Wes Teterud Queen Sue Ann Bums 31 KATHY MCKAMEY National High School Award for Excellence Outstanding Teenagers of America Award Valedictorian Heisey Honor Chord D.A.R. Award Danforth Award A” HONOR ROLL Senior Kathy McKamey Juniors Susan Pettapiece Doug Winterrowd Sophomores Randy Kirk Berna Nicholson Joan O’Neill Mickey Perry B HONOR ROLL Seniors Steve Belisle Holly Cordeiro Diana Sanderson Wes Teterud Juniors Melan Buck Debbie Pollack STEVE BELISLE National High School Award for Excellence Outstanding Teenagers of America Award Salutatorian Honor Chord Heisey G.M.C. Award Sophomores Paula Darko Cherie Martin Robert J. Miller Valarie Sanders Joy Standley Freshmen Margaret Belisle Cheryl Hastings Susan Lemons Lynda Lord Marcia Murphy Glenna Smith Janet Standley Colleen Teterud Sharon Young HOLLY CORDEIRO National High School Award for Excellence W.M.C. Booster Club Scholarship Honor Chord Heisey KEN MESAROS National High School Award for Excellence Livestock Proficiency Award State Farmer Award Heisey JIM CORNELIUS Heisey WES TETERUD Danforth Award Nat'l H. S. Award for Excellence 32 TONIA STRAIGHT Homemaker of Tommorrow BOYS STATE DELEGATES Jim Cornelius Dennis Belisle Doug Winterrowd BOYS STATE ALTERNATES Lonny Kirk Joe McKamey Dennis Terry RON GRAY Honor Chord Heisey PHYLLIS MAXWELL Heisey 33 DIANA SANDERSON Honor Chord GIRLS STATE DELEGATE Susan Pettapiece GIRLS STATE ALTERNATE Melan Buck WESLEY TETERUD Honor Chord Heisey Student Council Pres. Pin GRADES FIRSTGRADE Back row: L. Creveling, R. Riddle, B. Creveling, C. Moore, D. Ellefson, F. Mathis, S. Newton, J. Jerin, S. Cobb, R. Anderson. Middle row: D. Armstrong, C. Fish, M. Standley, R. Maxwell, S. Smith, K. Minehan, J. Fish, N. Wilson, J. Rumney. Front row: A. Nicholson, E. Jones, T. Mikes, M. Roehm, D. LeVeque, N. Ethridge, B. Sterner. Teacher: Mrs. Lord. SECOND GRA DE Back row: L. Gordon, K. Brueggemann, S. Walden, K. Larson, T. Mallory, D. Sudenga, L. Lord, S. Fish, W. Lechner, K. Cornelius. Middle row: J. Terry, J. Wilson, T. Martinson, D. Farmer, K. Preble, W. Jones, D. Bauer, J. Olson, M. Johnson. Front row: D. Eisenzimer, W. Pettit, J. Chezik, C. Green, D. Edwards, D. Wojtala, C. Hawn, Substitute teacher: Mrs. Holden. Not pictured: M. Dan. Teacher: Mrs. Yarde. 35 THIR D GRA DE Back Row: O. Perry, R. Cafontaine, J. Chezik, J. Rose, R. Houston, R. Hubbard, M Crevling, M. Johnson, T. Mathis, T. Pettapiece, T. Pierce. Middle row: A. Bauer, C. McBride, Y. Sterner, D. Fraser, P. Booth, G. Preble, A. Campbell, D, Pound, T. Armstrong. Front row: K. Webb, V. Brown, L. Rimney, S. Smith, M. Miller, G. Loveland, G. Cummings, C. Munkers. Teacher Mrs. Reissing. FOURTH GRADE Back row: L. McBride, J. Brown, D. Straight, J. McGuire, R. Palmen, M. Mathis, S. Berry, C. Rose, D. Gordon, T. Grimes. Middle row: K. Mallory, C. Dear, R. Terry, D. Bruegeman, R. Cummings, S. Lorang, B. Perry, B. Sterner, P. Booth. Front row: L. Harris, J. Mikes, G. Edwards, D. Anderson, D. Pierce, J. Pettit, H. Maxwell, J. Ethridge. Teacher: Mrs. Lovcik. 36 1ST AND 2ND COMBINATION Back row: D. McGuire, D. Palmen, M. Martin, J. Strandell, J. Berry, S. Fagenstrom, D. Ellefson. Middle row: M. Smith, J. Brueggemann, D. Anderson, J. Hill, J. Harris, C. Farmer. Front row: D. Pettit, G. Jarriel, L. Cummings, B. Sterner, D. Saari. Teacher: Mrs. Gordon Not pictured: J. Brese, D. Williams. 3RD AND 4TH COMBINA TION Back row: B. Standley, C. Wiley, S. Wuerl, D. Creveling, S. Strizich, R. Terry, D. Young. Middle row: K. Sudinga, J. Gordon, K. Grimes, E. Minehan, C. Green, P. Chambers. Front row: G. Hershkowitz, A. Cumm- ings, R. Warehime, J. Be lisle. Teacher. Mrs. Gessner. 37 FIFTH GRA DE Fourth row: D. Gobb, M. Armstrong, K. Tynes, K. Berry, J. Eller, J. Strandell, D. Harris, L. Clinger, L. Johnson, L. Jerin. Third row: D. Fraser, D. Loveland, D. Creveling, P. Minehan, S. Miller, D. Minehan, B. Squires, D. Saari, P. Booth. Second row: M. Anderson, B. Kesler, S. Pollack, R. Belisle, D. Hubbard, S. Wilson, M. Blackley, D. LeVeque. First row: R. Pettit, E. Hill, E. Cummings, D. Thompson, N. Stone, K. Green, R. Rumney, D. Lemons. Teacher: Mrs. Darko. SIXTH GRA DE Front row: M. Ethridge, B. Berger, W. Mikes, M. Armstrong, S. Gorden, J. Turnbow, B. Berger, D. Pound, Teacher: Mrs. Carlson. Middle row: N. Webb, K. Darko, A. Pettapiece, K. Standly, R. Pettapiece, P. Lord, D. Pound, R. Wiley. Top row: M. Marquis, V. Strizich, J. Mathis, L. Perry, M. Fisher, R. Anderson, L. Cummings, D. Standley, G. Winterrowd. Not Pictured: E. Polich, D. Brese. 38 SEVENTH GRADE Back row: K. Wiley, E. Slater, J. Johnson, S. LaFontaine, C. Smith, B. Conners, K. Minshan, C. Cristman, C. Fish, R. Gruel, R. Strizich. Middle row: M. Fraser, L. Miller, J.A. Lantz, J. Sheldon, J. Ball, R. Cummings, R. Kesler, B. Roehm, F. Cristman, J. Wilson. Front row: A. Wilson, N. Harris, C. Brown, D. Mikes, J. Cunningham, J. Hamlett, C. Pierce, S. Squires, J. Evans, Teacher: Mr. Munkers. EIGHTH GRADE Back row: S. Young, R. Berger, G. Young, J. Thompson, K. Sanders, D. Fisher, J. Sanderson, D. Miller, K. Olson, S. Pearce, C. Gordon. Middle Row: D. LeVeque, C. Farmer, D. Ferguson, J. Cummings, P. Pettapiece, D. Mallory, B. Marxer, J. Roehm, J. Latham, D. Pettapiece. Front row: S. O'Neill, S. Stone, j. Murphy, M. Meer, K. Cummings, K. Straight, C. Campbell, L. Petit. 39 JUNIOR HIGH TEAMS Back row: D. LeVeque, D. Miller, J. Thompson, K. Sanders, J. Sanderson, D. Ferguson, J. Murphy, Middle row: M. Marquis, R. Cummings, R. Kessler, J. Johnson, R. Strizich, G. Winterrowd, M. Fraser, Kneeling: D. Mikes, N.. Webb, J. Hamlett, L. Miller, Cheerleaders: B. Marxer, J. Cunningham, S. Squires, C. Young. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS 40 Cheryl Young, Janet Cunningham, Susan Squires, Barbie Marxer ADMINISTRATION UNDERCLASSMEN TRUSTEES ELWOOD WEBB LESTER STANDLEY WILLIAM D. CUMMINGS Chairman L) drk BRADLEY HAMLETT PAUL STONE Custodian SUM FREEMAN Custodian CUSTODIANS CHARLES McBRIDE Custodian 42 MR. OSCAR B. PRESTBO Superintendent Band MR. WAYNE BULL B.A. Degree Western Montana College Commercial, Coaching Department MISS JOAN ROSE B.A, Degree University of Montana English, Spanish Department MR. DONALD ROSE B.S. Degree Montana State University History, Athletic Department MRS. DONNA GREEN Black Hills Teachers College South Dakota English, Library Department MR. WILLIAM CORNELIUS B.S. Degree Montana State University Science, Math Department 43 MR. JA MES LEWIS B. S. Degree Montana State University Vocational Agriculture Department MR. WILLIAM SILVIUS B. S. Degree Montana State University Math, Coaching Department MRS. ELIZABETH LOVELAND Study Hall Supervisor MRS. GLADYS HETHERTON B. A. Degree Concordia College Home Economics, Science Department MR. RUSSELL FOREMAN B. S. Degree M. S. Degree Rocky Mountain College Eastern Montana College Guidance Councelor Department 44 Mark Buckingham Susan Cornelius Bob Latham Albert Jenkins Lynda Lord Zella Blackley Randy Olson Collean Moll Edward Jerin Colleen Teterud Ray Marxer Glenna Smith Ronald Fenton Della Wojtala Kenneth McKamey 45 Jim Pollack Mike McGuire Dana Darko Dave Smith Marcia Murphy Gary Birkenbue] Mike Simmons Debra Wojtala Cheryl Hastings Sherrie Squires fc Jeannie Evans Jeanne Corrigan ©=;' Susan Lemons Thomas Hocevar 46 Janet Standley Curt Moore Margaret Belisle Missy Ethridge Phyllis Gopher Alan Llera Sharon Young 47 FUNNY Tinkerbell? Results of witch craft. Eleven kids did you say! Got enough T. P.. Hanky-panky??? Low karate! Playing hookey anyone?? Standing: L. Buckingham. P”es., D. Fraser, Reporter, K. Thompson, Vice Pres. Sitting: M. Perry, Sec., S. Peterson, Treas. Dale Pound Judy Pfaff Brenda Wojtala Randy Kirk Roger Wright Joan Terry Richard Murrill Susan Peterson Daniel Yarger Sunny Smith Lennard Sallee Cherie Martin Robert C. Miller ' Jerry McAlister Kathy Marx 49 • % Donna Fraser Larry Buckingham f r Donnie Reeve Joan O'Neill r V r Danny Blackley Valarie Sanders Ray Cordeiro Joy Standley Debbie Bailey Robert Amundson Sharon Gray Patti Darko Chris Cordeiro t Berna Nicholson Bonnie Kapphan I Ken Thompson Meriam Perry Beth Wood 50 Jack Harris Not Pictured: Cindy LaFontaine Tim Latham David LeVeque But I tell you we're innocent! ! ! Ta da!! ! SILLY O P H O M O R E S Hardly working! !! 51 Working hard! (?) S. Parsons, Pres., D. Pollack, Hist.-Reporter, T. Marquis, Vice Pres., J. Fraser, Sec., D. Winterrowd, Treas. Jim Reeve Kathy Perry Judy Fraser Jackie Tamol Ralph Johnsrud Douglas Winterrowd 52 Dale Dear Joe McKamey Timette Latham Pat Wiley Donna Kottke Dennis Bel isle Jim Cornelius Leonard Peterson Melan Buck Jim Turnbow Not Pictured: Darrel Price Lorraine Moots John Kolbeck 53 o Who me??? S What is it??? The Juniors float JOLLY U N Steve ii STEPHEN WAYNE BELISLE Ambition: To be happy. Favorite Saying: You oughta be shot Activities: Football 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, 3,4, Class Pres. 1, Class Treasurer 2, Class Secretary 3, Class Reporter 4, Honor Society 3,4, President 4, C Club 1,2, 3,4, Ketochi 3,4, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3, Student Council 1,2,3,4, French Club Presi- dent 3, Chorus 4, Salutatorian 4. Fang ]. McPutt GALE WALTER ELLER Ambition: To be the best Ford mechanic in town. Favorite Saying: Say What? Activities: FFA 1,2, 3,4, Track 1,2, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3, District FFA Convention 1,2, 3,4, State FFA Convention 4, State FFA Judging Team 2,3, Annual Staff 4. Kath KATHY LOUISE MCKAMEY Ambition: To succeed in something worthwhile. Favorite Saying: You bet Activities: National Honor Society 3,4, Vice President, Student Council 2, Reporter 3, Secretary 4, Treasurer Annual Staff Editor 4, Pep Club 1,2, Treasurer 3,4, Ketochi 3, Library Club 3, French Club 1,2, Reporter, 3, Chorus 2,3,4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Vice President,- Girls State Delegate, DAR Award, Valedictorian, Volleyball team 1,2,3, MIEA Representative. 56 Blondie LORETTA ANN SALLEE Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Favorite Saying: Wow Activities: Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Badger Paws 4, Ketochi 4, Head typist on Annual Staff 4, Twirling 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Girls basketball 2,3, Volleyball 2,3, Queen of Christmas Ball 4, Christmas Skit 1,2,3, MIEA Representative, French Club 1. Wes WESLEY MORRIS TETERUD Ambition: To learn to live. Favorite Saying: It's good enough for the girls we go with Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Stu- dent Council 3, Vice President-4, President; Class President 2; Vice President 3; Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Ketochi 2,3,4; Class Play You Can't Kiss Caroline 3; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Boy's State Delegate 3; C Club 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Homecoming King 4. Shar SHARLEEN ANN CRISTOFOR Ambition: To have lots of fun and go to commercial college. Favorite Saying: Really? Activities: French Club 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Library Club 4, Badger Paws 4, Secretary, Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Christmas Skit 2,3,4, Girls Volleyball 1,2. 57 Ron RONOLD RUSSELL GRAY Ambition: To make and spend lots and lots of money. Favorite Saying: Well I'll be throwed down and stepped on. Activities: Transferred from Dillon Junior Year, Basketball 3, Track Manager 4, Student C Council 4, Annual Staff 4, Honor Society 4, Class Play 3, Boys State 3, Intermmural Basketball. Juice DELBERT ERNEST LEMONS JR. Ambition: Be a rancher. Favorite Saying: Hi Mr. Lewis Activities: FFA 1,2,3,4, Outstanding Greenhand 1, FFA District 1,2, 3,4, State FFA Convention 4, FFA Judging, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3, Annual Staff 4. HOLLY LEE CORDEIRO Ambition: To become a teacher Activities: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Ketochi 2,3,4; Library 2,3,4; Library Club President 3; French Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, Reporter; Student Council 1; Badger Paws 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; M.Y.F. Junior Play 3, You Can't Kiss Caroline , Volleyball, Basketball, MIEA Representative, State Library Convention, District Library Conven- tion. 58 Shortie LINDA DIANE MARXER Ambition: To study agriculture, to practice conservation, and to make others happy. Favorite Saying: Guess What Activities: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, FHA 1,2, 3,4, Historian-Parliamentari- an 2, District Secretary-Treas. 3, District Convention 3,4, State Con- vention 2,3, Christmas Skit 2,3,4, Chorus 3, You Can't Kiss Caroline Band 1,3,4, Librarian 4, Vo-Ag 2,4, FFA Chapter Sweet- heard 4, Annual Staff Pictures, Junior Prom Queen, Concession Stand Manager. KENNETH LEE MESAROS Ambition: To be a successful rancher. Favorite Saying: Who muffed it? Activities: Football 4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, FFA 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, State FFA Vice President, State Fair Live- stock Award, State FFA Convention 3,4, District FFA Convention 1,2, 3,4, Award of Excellence 4, Christmas Ball King 4, Class Vice President 1,2,4, Class Pres. 3, Library Club 4, District Library Con- vention 4, Ketochi 4, C Club 4, Rodeo Club 2,3,4, Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4, Christmas Skit 1,2, 3,4, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3, Boys State Delegate 3. Di DIANA KAY SANDERSON Ambition: To become an elementary school teacher and have fun in life. Favorite Saying: Oh Dear Activities: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, Pres. 4, Cheerleader 1.2, 3,4, Student Council 4, Ketochi I,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Library 1,2, 3,4, State Secretary 3, AAU 1, Annual Staff 4, Girls State Alternate 3, French Club 1,2, Vice Pres. 2, Honor Socie- ty 3,4, Treasurer 4, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3, Girls Basketball 1.2, Girls Volleyball 1,2,3, Class reporter 1, Class Treasurer 2. 59 Doug DOUGLAS EUGENE POUND Ambition: To get out of this town and find the girls. Favorite Saying: Track 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1, Football 1, Band 1,2,3, FFA 1,2,3,4, Ketochi 4, C Club 2,3,4, You Can't Kiss Caroline , Intermerial Basketball 4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Annual Staff 4. Toni TONIA JEAN STRAIGHT Ambition: To be successful and make others as happy as I am. Favorite Saying: Ding Ding Activities: Transferred from Billings Senior High, Pep Club 3,4, Badger Paws 4, Library Club 4, Ketochi 4, Chorus 4, Secretary to Mr. Rose 4, Annual Staff 4, You Can't Kiss Caroline , Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4, Class Historian 4. Bill WILLIAM ADOLPH MILLER Ambition: To see the world. Favorite Saying: What's for Lunch? Activities: FFA 1,3, Annual Staff 4, You Can't Kiss Caroline , French Club 2, Badger Paws 2,3, Neighborhood Youth Corps 3,4. 60 Mickie LILLIAN MICHELLE MORKEN Ambition: To be a beauty operator. Activities: Band 1,2, Chorus 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, M.Y.F. Don ’ DONALD ALBERT LORANG Ambition: To beat Willie to the lunch line. Favorite Saying: Never underestimate a girl except when you're discussing her age or her weight. Activities: FFA 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 3, Reporter 4, Basketball 1, You Can't Kiss Caroline, Annual Staff 4. P.M. PHYLLIS JEAN MAXWELL Ambition: To be a success and have loads of fun. Favorite Saying: Hey Guys Activities: Library Club 2,3, Pep Club 1,2, Badger Paws 3,4, Presi dent 4, Chorus 1,2, Ketochi 4, Christmas Skit 1,2,3,4. 61 RODNEY L. NICHOLLS Ambition: To be the only Ford mechanic in town. Favorite Saying: ’’Certainly is Activities: FFA 1,2,4, Library Club 4, Badger Paws 4, King of the Junior Prom 4. Diego DENNIS ALAN LeVEQUE Ambition: To be a flyer or a party go'er. Activities: Track 1, Spanish Club 4, Basketball 2, Wrestling 1, FFA 2,3,4, You Can't Kiss Caroline , Library Club 2,3,4, District FFA 4, Ketochi 4, Annual Staff 4. Jan JANICE ELLEN LEE Ambition: To be a writer-illustrator. Favorite Saying: Hey, Gober! Activities: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Library 1,2,3, Chorus 2,4, French Club 1, Girls Volleyball 1,2,3, Ketochi 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Junior Play 3, Basketball 1,2,3. 62 Louie Ambition: To be a Government Hunter. Favorite Saying: I'm a Dodge Lover Activities: FFA 1,2, 3,4. BEULAH MURANE CURTIS Ambition: To be an army nurse Favorite Saying: Hey You ROBERT MICHAEL FUNK 63 Peter Cotton Tail PHILLIP LYNN TERRY Ambition: To be successful in everything I do. Favorite Saying: It's better than nothing at all. Activities: FFA 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3, Library Club 4, Rodeo Club 4, Basketball 4, FFA Judging Team 3,4, Volleyball 1,2, 3,4, Alternate Boys State 3. Sin CINDY LOU PAYNE Ambition: To become absolutely self-sufficient! Favorite Saying: Get off my cloud! Activities: Library Club 1,2, Ketochi 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3, Twirling 1, Band 2, Chorus 3,4, Student Council 1,2,4, French Club 1,2, You Can't Kiss Caroline 3, Class Treasurer 1, Reporter 2, Sec. 3, President 4. Little Oscar ROGER FRANCIS JOHNSRUD Ambition: Research Scientist in Nuclear Physics Favorite Saying: Tiger Activities: Transferred Senior Year. 64 Rep. S. Belisle, Vice-Pres. K. Mesaros, Pres. C. Payne, Sec. W. Teterud, Treas. H. Cordeiro, Hist. T. Straight We would like to thank Mr. Rose for being our class advisor. We have really appreciated his help during our Senior year. His helpful suggestions have prevented many mistakes on the annual. We would like to thank turn for helping make our Senior year a success. Flip her ! Spiking the pop again? Segregation? 65 When the hurly burlies done... Remember this great day??? ADVERTISING SKYWAY BOWL mr Murphs Pin and Cue r Open Bowling and Billiards 24 Hrs a Day, Every Day HALS ELECTRIC MOTORS New and Rebuilt Electric Motors 157 WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE 6 FALLS TIRE SERVICE j TIRES TUBES - NEW USED EXPERT RECAPPING AND VULCANIZING BATTERIES ■ SERVICE Bow 432-31 SI 303 fourth Str.at South I. O Boa 2321 Graot folli. 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