Choteau High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Choteau, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1963 volume:

EDITOR------------------ ---------------Betty Fjeldheim CLASS WILL AND PROPHECY.........Detra Abbott, Karon George Jan Oertel CHR. ATHLETICS...............................Ron George CHR. ACTIVITIES AND ADMINISTRATION...........Louise Truchot CHR. CLASSES -- - - -- -- -- --- -- -- ------Donna Burt CHR. ORGANIZATIONS...........................Phyllis Rice CIIR. ADVERTISEMENTS.........................Rick Stoudt Innuaf c5 tafjf i We, the senior class of 1963, with gratitude dedicate our '63 yearbook, the Choteau High School Bulldog, to JOHN NAUCK. Not only has he been the sponsor of the annual for many years, but he has continually sacrificed his free time to take pictures which made the publication of this yearbook a possibility. So to John Nauck, F.F.A. sponsor, faculty member, and a leading citizen in the community, we present the finished yearbook in the hope that it will give him and many others pleasure. Administration To the graduating s niois, A HEARTY CON- GRATULATION. You have reached your goal of graduation from high school and will now face commencement of the future. Young people today will face a more highly competitive world than their parents did just a generation ago. Your preparation to meet the business, professional and governmental needs of the '60's has to be better than ever, for know how and skills are essential in these fast-mov- ing and demanding years. It is hoped that Choteau High School has pre- pared you for this competitive world and given you a bit of training in assuming that responsi- bility. We sincerely wish you the greatest success in the future. May your ambitions, along with your high school education, aim toward this success. Again, congratulations and the best of success. Ed Schiller, Supt SCHOOL BOARD Leslie Burns. Dr. Boussard, Gerald Stokes, Glen Stoudt, Lloyd Pedersen, Robert Gronberg, William Olson, George Hodgskiss, Lowry Larson. 5 MrS- Forrest. Mrs. Snyder Mrs Raemaker COOKS Our Bus for Our Trips 6 MR. PATRICK MAGDALL Geometry, Advanced Math, General Math, Earth Science Major in Math at Northern Montana College. Activities: Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS. HELEN RUSTAD Literature I and II B.S. from Montana State College. Activities: Library Club, F.T. A., Speech and Drama Club. MR. ALBERT FINLEY General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics B.S. in Applied Science from Montana State College; M.A. in School Administration from Colorado State College. Activities: Science Club MR. JOHN ROSE English, Literature, General Science, Assistant Coach B.S. in Zoology and Anthropology, Major in Biological Science, and Minors in English Litera- ture and General Science at Montana State Col- lege. Activities: Freshman Class Sponsor 8 Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Algebra B.A. in Math and P.E. from Montana State University. Activities: Student Council, Tumbling MR. CHARLES ALLEN Industrial Arts, History B.A. in Education from Nebraska College. Activities: Junior Class Sponsor State Teachers MISS SONJA JOHNSON Home Economics, Government, Sociology B. S. in Home Economics, Minor in History, Montana State College. Activities: C. P.C., F.H.A. MR. JOHN NAUCK Vo-Ag, Drivers Training B.S. in Agriculture from Montana State College. Activities: Annual Sponsor, F.F.A. MR. DOMINIC REED German, Latin B.A. and M. A. in Languages from Kent State University. Activities: Junior and Senior Class Plays MR. JIM MANION Commercial Subjects B.A. in Business Edu- cation from Montana State University. Activities: The Growl MR. FRANK DIENER Music Department; B.M. from Montana State University. Activities: Pep Band MR. CHARLES PECK Coach, Guidance, P.E. B. A. in Physical Edu- cation and Social Stud- ies from Montana State University. Activities: Senior Class Sponsor, Lettermen's Club MRS. NORMAN FOX English Composition III and IV, English Literature, American Literature, Journalism, Civics B. A., University of Michigan, Post-graduate work at University of Michigan. University of Mon- tana, University of Oklahoma. Activities: The Growl 10 WALTER DONALD MALONE (Walt) AMBITION: Study Political Science and go into foreign service. SAYING: I'm a confirmed bachelor. Class Officer 4; Play Cast 3, 4; Heisey Award 3; Band 1,3; Chorus 1-4; Boy's State 3; Let- termen's Club 3,4; Football 3, 4; Anaconda Com. Scientific Achievement 2. V I C E P R E S I D E N T PHYLUS LYNN RICE (Fellas) AMBITION: To be happy. SAYING: Oh, I don't know. Class Officer 1,3,4; Class Fa- vorite 2; Band 1-4; Student Council 4; Girl's State 3; Hei- sey Award 1; Annual Staff 4; Play Cast 3; Tumbling Team 1- 4; Honor Society 3,4. P R E S I D E N T MICHAEL JAMES FERRIS (Mike) AMBITION: Go to college. SAYING: Party!!! Where?? Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Science Club 1,2; Track 1; Basketball 1,2; Debate Club 1; Speech Club 3. SHERRY LOUISE PEEBLES (Tank) AMBITION: Go to college, teach school, and eventually to have a home. SAYING: Boy, you know it. Class Play 4; Class Officer 4; Double Octet 1,3; FTA 3,4; Chorus 1-4; Girl's State 3; Heisey Award 1; Annual Staff 4; Play Staff 3; Play Cast 4; Science Fair 2. T R E A S U R E R 12 DAVID CORY ANDERSON HAZEL DETRA ABBOTT (Dee) AMBITION: Travel and meet people. SAYING: I couldn’t tell you. Class Representative 2; Play Cast 3,4; Chorus 1-4; Science Club 3; FT A 1-4; Pep Club 1- 4; Annual Staff 4; Speech Club 4; Tumbling Team 3; State Music Festival 3. ANN LESLIE CHALMERS (Little Ann) AMBITION: Have lots of friends and be happy. Band 1-4; National Honor So- ciety 3-4; Pep Band 3-4; All State Music Festival 2,4; State Science Fair 1-3; Honors Group in Westinghouse Science Talent Search 4; Play Cast 4; Ana- conda Copper Co. Scientific Achievement Program 3; Girl’s Intramural Basketball 2-3. AMBITION: To go to college. SAYING: Yoi!! Band 1-4; Chorus 2; Double Octet 2; Play Cast 3,4; Heisey Award 2; State Music Festival 2, 3,4; Science Club 1, 2; Dance Band 1-3; Pep Band 3,4. DONNA LEE BURT (Burt) AMBITION: Work and maybe go to college. SAYING: I hate school. CPC 1-4; Tumbling 2; Cheer- leading 1-4; Office Girl 1-4; Band 1-3; FFA Sweetheart 4; Cheerleading Trophy 3; Class Favorite 1; Homecoming Candidate 4; Student Council 3; Class Officer 2; Annual and Growl Staff 4. 13 BETTY FJELDHEIM SAYING: I'm sorry. AMBITION: Work and have a happy marriage. National Honor Society 3-4; CPC 2-4; Band 2-4; Class Play 4; President of Honor Society 4; FTA 3-4; Annual Editor 4; Pep Band 3-4; Class Favorite 3; Band and CPC Officer 4; Girl's Basketball 2-3. PETER MAYNARD FRAZIER (Pete) AMBITION: Go to college, travel and have fun. SAYING: That's no lie! Science Club 1-4; Play Cast 3-4; Driver's Training 1; Cho- rus 2-4; Annual Staf 4. 14 CHARLES RICHARD CLOUGH (Rich) AMBITION: Become another Elvis. SAYING: I like bananas, be- cause they have no bones. Chorus 1-4; Band 1-3; Football 2,4; Basketball 1; Track 1-3; Octet 1-2; Double Octet 2-4; Play Cast 3-4; Class Favorite 1; Class Officer 1; State Music Festival 1-4; Lettermen's Club 4; Chorus President 4. KARON KAY GEORGE (Horky) AMBITION: To be happy. CPC 1-3; Triple Trio 1; Double Octet 2-4; Chorus 1-4; State Music Festival 2-4; Speech Club 3; Class Officer 2; United Nations Alternate 3; F.H.A. 1; Play Cast 4; Dance Band 1-3; Chorus Officer 4. HILARY WAYNE GOLLEHON RONALD LESTER GEORGE (Ronnie) AMBITION: Go to college. SAYING: Smile. Band 1-4; Chorus 2-4; Double Octet 3-4; FFA 1-4; Football 1-4; Lettermen's Club 2-4; Pep Band 3-4; Class Play 3; Dance Band 1-3; Trumpet Trio 2-4; State Music Festival 1-4; Tumbling Team 1-4; An- nual Staff 4; Pep Band and FFA Officer 4. DONALD FULLER HANSEN (Don) AMBITION: Enter electronics. Transfer Student from Great Falls 4; Growl Staff 4. AMBITION: To become rich enough so I will not have to work. SAYING: So what? DANNY MAX HANSEN (Maxy Bird) AMBITION: High Education. SAYING: How about that? Student Body and Lettermen's Club Pres. 4; Basketball 1-4; Football 2-4; Lettermen's Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Chorus 2-4; Free Throw Trophy 2-3; Honor Society 3-4; Interscholastics 2; All State Chorus 4; Double Oc- tet 2-4; Class Officer 1; Track 2,4; Boy's State 3; Jessi 3. 15 TERRY FRANKLIN KELLY (Frankie) AMBITION: To stay married and to go to college. SAYING: Smile! Class Officer 2; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-3; Chorus 3-4; Lettermen's 1-4; Heisey 2; Football Captain 4. GINNY JACKSON KELLY AMBITION: To have a happy home and to rear children who have something to give to others. SAYING: Ah, so! Chorus 1-4; Triple Trio 2; CPC 1-4; Cheerleader 1-4; Cheer- leading Trophy 3; Heisey 3; Double Octet 3; FFA Sweetheart and Homecoming Candidates 4; Speech Club 3; Play Cast 3; Girl's State Alternate 3. ROGER ALLEN KELLY (Rog) AMBITION: Go to Alaska, see the country, and stay happy. SAYING: It's beyond me. Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Lettermen's 2-4; Class Favorite 2; Student Council 2; Boy's State Delegate 3. KAYLENE MARIE LARSON AMBITION: To be healthy, happy, and worth knowing. SAYING: Oh! I’ve got some- thing in my eye! Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Cheer- leader 2-4; CPC 2-4; Play Cast 3; Double Octet 2-4; Girl's State Alternate 3; Homecom- ing and FFA Candidate; State Music Festival 2-4; Cheerlead- ers' Trophy 3; All-State Chorus 4; Triple Trio 1; Octet 2. 16 ELIZABETH ANDREA LINDSETH (Andy) AMBITION: Become a cosme- tologist, get married, and raise a happy family. Growl Staff 2-4; Pep Club 2-4; FT A 4; FHA 3-4; Chorus 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Library Club 1-4. JOHN PAUL UTTLE (Juan) AMBITION: College education, Peace Corps, and teaching as a profession. Lettermen's Club 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Growl Staff 4; State Basketball Tournament 4; Transfer from Kalispell 4. JANICE KAY OERTEL (Jan) AMBITION: To make just one person really happy. CPC 2-4; Band 2-4; Triple Trio 2; Trumpet Trio 2; State Music Festival 2-4; Class Officer 2; Student Council 3-4; Home- coming Queen 4; FFA Sweet- heart Candidate 4; Dance Band 2-3; Play Cast 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Band 3-4. JACK ALLEN NESBIT (Cheese) AMBITION: Go to college. SAYING: Hi, guys! Lettermen's Club 3-4; Football 3-4; Basketball 1-4; Heisey Award 3; State Basketball Tour- nament 3-4; Growl Staff 4; Play Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4. 17 GARY LEE RICHEM (Rick) AMBITION: Be a constructor. SAYING: Hey. Shorty! Chorus 2,4; Class Officer 2; Lettermen's Club 1-3; Play Cast 3-4; Driver's Training 1; Football Manager 2-3. DONALD CLEMENT REINER (Runyon) AMBITION: College SAYING: Where is my lantern? Science Club 1-3; Debate Team 1; Philosophy Club 2-4; Class Play 4; Band 1-2; State Science Fair 1-4; Anaconda Fair 2-3. RUTH ANN SMITH (Ruthie) AMBITION: Go to college, become a major in chemistry, then go to a Med. Tech, school for a year. SAYING: Nuts to you, too. Band 3-4; Science Club 3; CPC 3; Pep Band 3-4; Transfer from Plenty wood 3. BILLY RAY ROGERS (Willie) AMBITION: To travel. SAYING: Watch it, fella. Basketball 3-4; Football 4; Let- termen's Club 3-4; State Bas- ketball Tournament 3-4; Growl Staff 4; Play Staff 3-4. 18 KATHLEEN MARY STOKES (Kathy) AMBITION: College, teach, travel, and marraige. SAYING: Funnnnny Chorus 1-4; CPC 2-4; FT A 3-4; Science Club 3-4; Class Officer 3; Girl’s State 3; DAR Good Citizen 3; State Science Fair 2-3; Honor Society 3-4; Heisey Award 1; Girl’s Basketball 1-3; Declamation 1. RICHARD LYNN STOUDT (Rick) AMBITION: See the world and go to college. SAYING: I'm still here. Lettermen’s Club 2-4; State Science Fair 2; Student Director 4; Annual Staff 4; District Sci- ence Fair 1-2. VIRGINIA LOUS IE STOTT (Ginny and Ginger) AMBITION: Be a good wife. SAYING: Gol-ly. Band 1-4; Chorus 1,2,4; Dou- ble Octet 4; Library Club 2; FHA Officer 2-4; Dance Band 1-3; Outstanding Home Ec. Student 3; FHA Convention 2-4; State Music Festival 4. JANICE MARIE STROMSWOLD (Stormy) AMBITION: Go to college and travel. SAYING: I would but I don't have any money. Chorus 1-4; State Science Fair 1-3; CPC 1-4; Play Cast 3-4; Declamation 1; Girl's State Alt. 3; Cheerleader 1-2; Hei- sey Award 2; Speech Club 3-4; Annual and Growl Staff 4. 19 JUDY ANN TANGEN SAYING: I’m glad AMBITION: Go to college Library Club 1-4; FTA 3-4; Chorus 1-4; Heisey 1; CPC 2- 3; Betty Crocker Home Making Award 4; Play Cast 4. ETHEL MAE WHITE SAYING: Wish it were Satur day. AMBITION: Left hand third finger. FHA 2; Chorus 3. MABEL LOUISE TRUCHOT (Louie) SAYING: I don’t believe you. AMBITION: Travel then at- tend business college Chorus 1-4; CPC 2-4; Growl Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Tumbling 2-4; Honor Society 1 2 of 4; Girl's Intramural Basketball 1-3. ROBERT EARL WRIGHT (Wright) SAYING: Oh, kiss AMBITION: To get through college Band 1-4; Science Club 1-2; Annual Staff 4; Play Cast 3; Play Staff 4. CAROL JANET WEDUM (Honey) AMBITION: College, marriage. SAYING: Ohl Chorus 1, 3; FHA 2; CPC 3-4; Library Club 2; Growl Staff 4. 1963 STacfuaiing Glass Detra Abbott, Dave Anderson, Donna Burt, Ann Chalmers, Rich Clough, Mike Ferris, Betty Fjeldheim, Pete Frazier, Karon George, Ron George, Wayne Gollehon, Dan Hansen, Don Hansen, Ginny Kelly, Roger Kelly, Terry Kelly, Kaylene Larson, Andrea Lindseth, John Little, Walt Malone, Jack Nesbit, Jan Oertel, Sherry Louise Peebles, Don Reiner, Phyllis Rice, Gary Richem, Bill Rogers, Ruth Smith, Kathleen Stokes, Virginia Stott, Rick Stoudt, Janice Stromswold, Judy Tangen, Louise Truchot, Carol Wedum, Ethel White, and Bob Wright. WITH HONORS Dan Hansen Louise Truchot Phyllis Rice Ann Chalmers Kathleen Stokes Betty Fjeldheim Mike Ferris DAN HANSEN Go-6 a uta tori a ns 7lcfcfress Presentation of Speakers PHYLLIS RICE KATHLEEN STOKES P)pea£er MR. PAUL T. KELLER ‘•RESPONSIBILITIES OF CITIZENSHIP (Seniors Ron George Ginny Jackson Janice Stromswold 7JacA Betty F. Bill R. Sherry P. Donna B. Virginia S. Jack N. Phyllis R. Jan O. Ann C. Bob W. Ethel W. Gary R. 25 Ve were so cute! Louise True hot Carol Wedum Detra Abbott 7lncf 00A at us now. OUR LITTLE ANNE Gfass 7. )i We, the Senior Class of 1963, of Choteau High School, City of Choteau, County of Teton, and State of Montana, being of sound body and mind, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. We give and bequeath to our dearly beloved faculty, the amazing knowl- edge and information they may have acquired in our recitations; also this year’s grade books, mute testimonials to our intelligence, ability, and indus- try. To the underclassmen we leave our shining example of the way they should go that they may behold, ponder, and to the best of their childish ability, imitate. KAYLENE LARSON wills her comb and mirror to Barbara Lussenden and Kathy Boussard. Mirror, mirror on the wall! JOHN LITTLE wills his motto, Girls, Girls, Girls, to Gary Dunckel and Lonnie Dale. (If they can keep it under control.) MIKE FERRIS wills his black boots and hat to John Swanson and Roger Weist. If the shoe fits, wear it! SHERRY PEEBLES wills her nickname Tank to Barbee Buchanan. Keep it up, girls, and you'll make the team. BETTY FJELDHEIM wills her ability to get her man” to Judy Morris. Bet- ter watch out, John Van Brunt! ROGER KELLY wills his music ability to Karen Gravdal. Think sharp, Karen! JAN OERTEL wills her long hair to Gretchen Vorhees and Audrey Sheble. Mainly because they asked for it, but also because the show Lady Godiva is coming soon! ANN CHALMERS wills her height to Linda Vance and Susan Meadows. Don't get tripped over! DAN HANSEN wills his curly hair to Jere Huffman. (The only thing Jere doesn't have!) DON REINER leaves the Science Department along with his acid eaten pants. BOB WRIGHT wills his manly physique to Mike Morris. All he asks is to keep his shoulder pads. DAVID ANDERSON wills his ballet slippers from the play to Artie Anderson. Point those toes, Artie! CAROL WEDUM wills her walk to Bonnie Killiam and Donna Chalmers. You will have to work, girls! PHYLLIS RICE and VIRGINIA STOTT will their seats on the bus to Allen Peters and Mabel Hansmen. No holding hands, fellas! 28 (j ass l )i T RICH CLOUGH wills his tatus as Playboy of Choteau High to Jim Sulgrove and Dwight Truchot. Watch out, girls! DONNA BURT and WAYNE GOLLEHON will their attentiveness in class to Ronnie Pierre and Russell Koch. Bring those No-Doze! LOUISE TRUCHOT wills her ability to make the Honor Roll to Charlie Mc- Farlane and Ed Arensmeyer. Cram for those tests, fellas! DETRA ABBOTT and JANICE STROMS WOLD will their poets' corner at Claude Lane to Richard Hansmen and Gary McCartney. A rose is a rose, is a rose. ANDREA LINDSETH wills her coy flirtations to Jean McGuire and Judy Zgoda. May they be used in a wise and conservative manner, girls? KARON GEORGE wills her little green bomb to Lizy Nesbit, if she thinks she can handle it. (The car, that is.) ETHEL WHITE wills her week-end visits to Chere Forrest. Oh, those lone- ly week-days. GINNY and TERRY KELLY aren't going to will anything because they're taking each other to Havre next year. RICK STOUDT wills his ability to drive his car at high speeds in the dark of night and not get picked up to Gary and Lawrence Truchot. May you have as much luck in ditching the cop. boys! WALTER MALONE wills his slim chances of catching a bus on time to Tom Rogers and Robert Cherry. Please be on time, boys! DON HANSEN wills his quiet ways to Marc Anderson and Jim Carlson. You really don't need it, boys, but make good use of it! GARY RICHEM wills his cards to Dave Warneke and Dave Stott. Keep the points high! BILL ROGERS wills his center position on the basketball team and his modesty to Jim Baker. Rots of Ruck, Choteau. RONNIE GEORGE wills his stature to Anke Dhane. Take it easy on the whistle, boys! KATHLEEN STOKES wills her ability to get along with Mr. Finley to Miri- am Vail. Think you can handle it, Miriam? RUTH SMITH wills her shyness and smartness to Kathy Maloney and Marsha Newman. Keep the teachers on the ball! JUDY TANGEN wills her quick smile and quiet sense of humor to Connie Alexander and Linda Vance. Don't keep that sense of humor too silent! Keep Choteau High happy, please! 29 Dear A. L., C i ass JJron n ropnectj 1973 - It just doesn't seem possible. This past week when I received a letter from a fellow classmate, I realized that time had really gone by at a fast pace. I was amazed and surprised to hear that Dave Anderson is now employed at the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas as a jazz pianist. Guess he's made his first million already. I also was pleased but not surprised to hear that Jan Oertel and Dan Hansen went through matrimonial services and he is a highly qualified dentist and Jan is his assistant. How quaint! Mr. and Mrs. Terry Kelly are now inhabiting an island in the Pacific - rais- ing their own football team. Roger Kelly is now in the midst of his 33rd hiking spree around the world. He is a world famous guide since he conquered the Alps last year. Detra Abbott is now head of the technology department in Reed Hospital. Guess she's made her first million also. A top-notch mechanic who is really working in a greasy spot is Bob Wright. He may be dirty but successful. A really talented classmate is in Paris now, painting labels on bean cans - none other than stormy Janice Stromswold. Many Columbia records are being sold these days. Of course the famous singer is Rich Clough, who sings as well as he flings. A leading secretary who is working in the Treasury Department is Horky Karon George. No wonder we're working in the red! Betty Fjeldheim is now living in San Francisco with her 12 young ones. Cheaper by the dozen! A Trans-World Airlines pilot who is really enjoying life is Ron George. Guess he likes the stewardesses best! At home I hear that Kaylene Larson is raising shetlands because they are more her size. John Little and Walter Malone are now in Kokamonga with the Peace Corps. Guess they really enjoy the foreign talent. (Girls, that is) Phyllis Rice, now Mrs. Ray Yeager, is helping her hubby run their farm in Choteau. Guess they have 3 boys and one girl now. O ass JJrophecu Lately 1 have heard an outstanding laugh in all television shows and movies. It is the professional laugher Sherry Peebles. She also replaces giddy Jane Meadows on What's My Line. Two highly-paid physicists working for the government on space capsules and their function are Kathleen Stokes and Pete Frazier. Don Riener has a small atoll in the Pacific. He always wanted to be the great White God. Wayne Gollehon is now sole owner of Ear Mountain. Bill Rogers and Gary Richem are now partners in building and maintaining the Interstate Highway. Jack Nesbit is editor of the New York Herald. Really gets around for the news, I hear. Rick Stoudt is now owner of Space Fuel Corporation. Really has the busi- ness too! Mike Ferris is a chemical engineer and President of Ferris Corporation of Chemical Engineering. Oh, I forgot to tell you. Don Hansen is a partner with Dave Anderson in Las Vegas. Guess he is a professional guitar player. Donna Burt, as you know, was the first woman to go to the moon in a space capsule. She is the only one out of our class who has visited the White House so far. Ann Chalmers is now raising barley and children on her farm. Andrea Lindseth is now the First Lady's Hair Dresser. Ruth Smith is selling the products of Ferris's Chemical plant. Virginia Stott is a successful housewife and farmer. Since Betty Crocker has passed away, Judy Tangen has taken her place. Louise Truchot is now taking pictures for Paramount. She has the experi- ence and is not embarrassed since she saw so much smooching on Truchot Hill. Carol Wedum is now owner of her own exclusive dress shop in New York. Ethel White is still keeping the home fires burning in Choteau. That is about all the news I have to tell you for now. Keep in touch though and I will write again in ten years. Won't that be interesting? Juniors S k •v. , Lonnie Dave Donna Dave Connie Dale Warn eke Chalmers Stott Alexander President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Artie Anderson Marc Anderson Ed Arensmeyer James Baker Kathy Boussard Barbee Buchanan Chere Forrest James Carlson Ronald Gollehon Robert Cherry Karen Gravdal Anke Dhane Gloria Groot Gary Dunckel Richard Hansmann 33 Charles Jean Susan Judy Mike McFarlane McGuire Meadows Morris Morris Joanne Marsha James Allen Ronald Nesbit Newman Peebles Peters Pierre Mabel Hansmann Rose Ditton Shelia Jenson Bonnie Killam Russell Koch Gary McCartney Jere Huffman Judy Larson Barbara Lussenden Kathleen Maloney Deloris Tom Audrey James John Pike Rogers Sheble Sulgrove Swanson Dwight Gary Lawrence Miriam John Truchot Truchot Truchot Vail Van Brunt Linda Gretchen Judy Vance Voorhees Zgoda Dave Stott, Treasurer Donna Chalmers, Secretary Roger Weist Dave Warneke, Vice-Presided' Lonnie Dale, III .11 President ill if! II V II II 35 Doug David Donna Dennis Laurie Sterley Forrest Schilling Seaton Banks President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Nina Willard Dennis Kaye Bond Bouma Bouma Capps Caskey John Jay Judy Gary Coy Clark Cole Cook Crane Davidson Russell Beverly Ronald JoAnne Barbara Eklund Faurote Fellers White Gordon Grant Rosalie Bonnie Diane Donnie Gormley Groot Hansen Hansen Hansen Roy Hansmann Marilyn Hanson Helena Betty David Hensley Hightower Hill Thomas Jerry John Larry Arlee Hill Hitchcock Hoyt Jensen Johnson 38 James Jerry Margaret Mariya Albert Larson Larson Larson Larson Lindseth Gary Robert Dale Jenice Carol Malcott Maloney McLaughlin McMullen Miller Ralph Robert Linda Jackie Linda Paulus Pearson Pederson Peters Redd 39 Karen Don Miller Morano Don Moulton James Murphy Donna Nett Terry Kenneth John James Loren Rentmeister Rice Rose Ross Sasser Carolyn Evelyn David Joan Fred Schiller Scott Shannon Smallwood Smith Kaye Candance Dorothy Jerry Pauline Smith Stenson Stenson Stokes Stott 40 Judy Swenson Ronald Ronald Claudia Swortzel Talmage Wedum Danny Weist Janet Judy Dick Wood Y eager Zion Dennis Seation, Treas., Donna Schilling, Sec. Kaye Caskey, V.-Pres., David Forrest, Pres. c5acfie ffan)fins Hum, what's up, Dave? Don't be scared, Danny! 41 Freshmen Greg Curtis President Greg Diener Vice-President Fred Wilkie Secretary Sally Meadows Treasurer Sharon Allum Carol Alzheimer Linda Sandra Susan LeRoy A meline Ameline Andersen Banis pxlurat wrm mo4« Georgia Bilbro Maureen Black Florence Bouma Stanley Brown Karen Buchanan Jean Robert Jerry Steve Chalmers Clough Cummings Dale Leigh Davis 43 John David Diane Phyllis Rae Davisen Dellwo Depner Depner Depner Charles Carol Pam Rich Chris Durr Elliot Ericksen Ferris Field Sandra June Renee Diane Mary Gollehon Gray Groot Halvorson Hansman 44 Leslie Hodgskiss Roy Jacobs Betty Jo Cathy Linda Jensen Jenson Jones Karen Kelly Maureen Larson Lowell Lensing Pamela Lensing Mitchell Martin Steve Darrel Mary Fred Sandra McAuley McDonald Meyers Morris Morris Joyce Karen John Myrna Jolene Page Peck Peebles Pierre Ramaker Alice Rentmeister Dennis Rice Nancy Robinson Jackie Rogers David Ross Lynn Clark Lonnie Tim Jim Rowley Russell Sala Saylor Scott Charles Marilyn Gwen Dick Dan Shannon Samllwood Sorenson Stenson Sterley Patricia Alice Diana Mike Barbara Stokes Stott Sundent Thompson Tibbies Darlene Lyle Sally Meadows, Treas., Fred Wilkie, Sec., Viebrock Weist Greg Diener, V.-Pres. Greg Curtis, Pres. SEATED: Karon George, Jan Oertel, Detra Abbott, Kathleen Stokes, Janice Stromswold, Betty Fjeldheim, Sherry Peebles. STANDING: Walt Malone, Rich Clough, Gary Richem, David Anderson. .7 unior C ' ass JJ a GREAT CAESAR'S GHOST SEATED: Dwight Truchot, Kathy Boussard, Audrey Sheble, Joanne Nesbit, Susan Meadows, Lonnie Dale. STANDING: Jim Peebles, Barbara Lussenden, Miriam Vail, Russel Koch, Marsha Newman, and Jere Huffman. DIRECTOR Mr. Reed STUDENT DIRECTORS Karen Gravdal Jean McGuire WATCH OUT. JERE!!! GCPG Ghrisimas Jia I Peppermint ZJwist ATTENDANTS Jere Huffman Loren Sasser John Peebles 4 PEPPERMINT KING Rich Clough ,7- unior ianauet SPEAKERS Lonnie Dale President That was your last banquet, SENIORS! 51 C uening in Jaris KING and QUEEN Mike Ferris Kaylene Larson initiation 53 COME ON. FRESHMEN!! GlaSS ICJjf2 — “ 7 ie Ifeuer y 73iff3fi fies ” DAN HANSEN Outstanding Athlete RON GEORGE Outstanding Music Award ANN CHALMERS Outstanding Science Award JUDY TANGEN Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 55 SHERRY PEEBLES AND KATHLEEN STOKES Outstanding Senior Girls DAVE STOTT Outstanding FFA Member Jf eisey DAN HANSEN Outstanding Senior Boy DONNA BURT Larry Doc Poore Award Left to right: Ron Pierre, Artie Anderson, Greg Diener, Karen Buchanan, Miriam Vail, Janet Wood, Grant Gormley, Gary Dunckel, Phyllis Rice, Kaylene Larson, Betty Fjeldheim, and Gary Richem. 56 FUTURE SENIORS? 57 Betty H. and David D. Seniors? Rough day, girls? Can-Can? 58 Favorites Jr ten effies t BETTY FJELDHEIM and JACK NESBIT JlTost At fife tic iest Citizens SHERRY PEEBLES and DAVE ANDERSON PHYLLIS RICE and BILL ROGERS 1 P A a� r i s-is-J We are all favorites A SQUAD Choteau 42 Browning 0 Choteau 15 Fort Benton 0 Choteau 13 Chinook 13 Choteau 26 Cut Bank 0 Choteau 13 Conrad 16 Choteau 21 Shelby 0 Choteau 7 Malta 12 B SQUAD ZSS2L Fullback JOHN LITTLE 66 WALTER MALONE Guard RICHARD CLOUGH Guard BILL ROGERS Left End ROGER KELLY Center JACK NESBIT Right End 67 USX 7 orn ecomin cj 1962 Junior Class Ring 4v � Freshmen support Bulldogs SENIOR FLOAT WITH QUEEN CANDIDATES Sophomore's Tuffy Hall of Fame S e c o n d () tampion iu fcfocjs. 70 FIRST ROW: Mike Morris, Dan Hansen, Roger Kelly, Bill Rogers, Gary Dunckel, Dave Stott, and Rick Stoudt. SECOND ROW: Tom Dellwo, John Little, Loren Sasser, Grant Gormley, Artie Anderson, and Jack Nesbit. Choteau 64 46 Choteau - - - - 60 51 Cut Bank Choteau - - - - 63 46 Fairfield Choteau 70 54 Browning Choteau 50 62 - - - - Choteau - - - - 78 49 - - — -Sunburst Choteau 51 - 48 - Shelby Choteau 61 53 Choteau - - - - 57 53 - - - - Cut Bank Choteau - - - - 58 50 Fairfield Choteau 60 49 Browning Choteau 64 44 - - - - Choteau - - - - 68 46 Choteau 49 56 os sT UCl ( FIRST ROW: John Davidson, Dave Forrest, Den Seaton, Greg Diener. SECOND ROW: Dale McLaughlin, LeRoy Banis, Dick Zion, Dick Stenson, Ron Gollehon. •DAN HANSEN - forward •BILL ROGERS - center •ROG KELLY - guard GARY DUNCKEL - forward DAVE STOTT - guard JOHN LITTLE - guard JACK NESBIT - forward 71 Conference Champions! District Champions! Third at State! Congratulations! Two! Peck-conference honors District a cinch! Long special by Gary D. Two for Loren S. Great Falls Tourney Champions! Dave S. at charity line Dan shoots - Bill rebounds Co-captains accept third at state A VICTORIOUS YEAR!! 72 Welcome back, Bulldogs! BACK ROW: Dennis Seaton, James Peebles, Dale McLaughlin, Larry Jenson, Jim Carlson, Ron Swortzel, Mike Morris. FRONT ROW: Tom Dellwo, Lonnie Dale, Dave Stott, LeRoy Banis, Gary Dunckel, Ron- nie Gollehon, Dave Forrest, and John Little. Ares iman JracA A earn BACK ROW: Dennis Rice LeRoy Banis Jim Scott Fred Morris % FRONT ROW: John Peebles Greg Curtis Jerry Cummings Richard Ferris 73 Divisional Pole Vault Champion RONNIE GOLLEHON RELAY TEAM District Champion High Hurdles DAVE STOTT GARY DUNCKEL JOHN LITTLE 7 onor Society FRONT ROW: Kathleen Stokes, Dan Hansen, Betty Fjeldheim. SECOND ROW: Ann Chalmers. Phyllis Rice, Linda Vance, Donna Chalmers, Karen Gravdal. THIRD ROW: Mike Ferris, Lonnie Dale, Susan Meadows, Judy Morris, and Audrey Sheble, Mr. Schiller, Advisor. FRONT ROW: Dan Hansen, Jan Oertel, Phyllis Rice, Mr. Buck. SECOND ROW: Mike Ferris, Pat Stokes, Karen Peck, Ginny Jackson, Donna Chalmers. THIRD ROW: Denny Seaton, Tom Dellwo, Lonnie Dale, Greg Curtis, and Carol Miller. Kaylene Larson, not pictured. President - Donna Burt; Vice President - Kathleen Stokes; Secretary - Betty Fjeldheim; Treasurer - Kay- lene Larson; Advisor - Miss Sonja Johnson. Coy Davidson Carol Miller Terry Rentmeister Polly Stott Kaylene Larson Donna Burt Donna Chalmers 7Jep President - Dan Hansen; Vice President - Walter Malone; Secretary - Terry Kelly; Treasurer - Ronnie George; Advisor - Mr. Peck. 78 FRONT ROW: Judy Tangen, Terry Rentmeister, Chere Forrest, Marilyn Larson, Margaret Larson, Mau- reen Larson, Ethel White, Joanne Fuller, Cathy Jensen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Rustad, Delores Pike, Linda Jones, Helena Hensley, Karen Miller, Diane Hansen, Mabel Hansmann, Beverly Faurote, Joanne Nesbit, Pam Lensing, June Grey, Kaye Smith. THIRD ROW: Rose Hughes, Florence Bouma, Jackie Petters, Karen Kelly, Maureen Black, Judy Yeager, Andrea Lindseth, Carolyn Schiller, Linda Pederson, Anke Dhane, Judy Zgoda, Judy Morris. 79 FRONT ROW: Kathleen Stokes, Betty Fjeldheim, Ginny Kelly. SECOND ROW: Sherry Peebles, Margaret Larson, Detra Abbott, Maureen Larson. THIRD ROW: (Jfjficers Kathleen Stokes, Vice President; Betty Fjeldheim, President; Ginny Kelly, Secretary-Treasurer. 7 r llure 7to me makers of America FHA OFFICERS: Virginia Stott, President; Kathy Maloney, Vice-President; Chere Forrest, Secretary; Barbee Buchanan. Treasurer; Nina Bouma, Parliamen- tarian; Marilyn Larson, Reporter; Dorothy Stenson, Historian; Andrea Lindseth and Anke Dhane, Song Leaders. 81 Ron George, president; Dave Stott, vice-president; Roger Weist, secretary; Ed Arensmeyer, treasurer; Allen Peters, reporter; Jim Carlson, parliamentarian; Jim Peebles, sentinel; Mr. Nauck, sponsor. ANNUAL PANCAKE SUPPER PREPARED BY FFA MEMBERS Boys busy in kitchen? Fathers enjoying their supper ' FFA 'SLAVE AUCTION 82 Jim Carlson on the block FFA 'ERS SUPPORT BULLDOGS Dennis, pulling from the left Jerry, pulling from the right Concentrating on dancing They all dance, at an FFA dance 83 1962 CHAPTER FARMERS STANDING: Bob Pearson. Jay Cole, Danny Weist, Dennis Depner, Albert Lindseth, Tom Hill. KNEELING: Jerry Larson, Russell Eklund, Larry Jenson. Jim Larson, Kenny Rice, and David Hill. DISTRICT CONVENTION TEAMS BACK ROW: Danny Weist, livestock judging; Ed Arensmeyer, general agriculture; Al- len Peters, livestock judging, general agriculture, FFA and parliamentary procedure; Roger Weist, livestock judging, general agriculture, FFA and parliamentary procedure; Jim Carlson, farm mechanics; Dave Stott, livestock judging, farm mechanics. FFA and parliamentary procedure. FRONT ROW. Jerry Larson, grain judging; Bob Pearson, grain judging; Jim Larson, grain judging, public speaking; Dennis Depner, grain judg- ing. 84 Larry Jenson Newly painted truck STATE FARMER 1963 Allen Peters Allen Peters, competitive events; Dave Warneke, dele gate; Dave Stott, competitive events; Dan Weist, dele gate; Roger Weist, competitive events; Dennis Rice, alternate delegate. Donna Burt x ATTENDANTS: Ginny Kelly, Jan Oertel, Kaylene Larson. STATE CONVENTION PARTICIPANTS Marcia Stott Louise True hot Polly Stott Phyllis Rice Alice Stott Trudy Stott John Rose Ron George Kenny Rice Dennis Rice Mr. Buck, Advisor (not shown) 86 OFFICERS: President - Kathleen Stokes, Vice-President - Walter Malone, Secretary - Gretchen Voorhees, Treasurer - Ron Talmage, Advisor - Mr. Finley. mmamwiim 86 OFFICERS: President - Rich Clough, Vice President - Dan Hansen, Treasurer - Karon George, Secretary - Detra Abbott. Frank Diener, DIRECTOR Karon George. ACCOMPANIST Ginny Kelly Judy Tangen Anke Dhane Sheila Jensen Judy Morris Judy Zgoda Linda Pederson Judy Yeager Rae Depner Kaylene Larson Kathleen Maloney Karen Miller Pauline Stott Chris Field Karen Peck Kathy Boussard Jim Sulgrove Greg Diener Ronald George Terry Kelly Ronald Pierre Steve Dale Andrea Lindseth Louise Truchot Chere Forrest Bonnie Killam Joanne Nesbit Judy Cook Terry Rentmeister Susan Anderson Gwen Sorenson Kathleen Stokes Diane Hansen Donna Schilling Diane Depner June Gray Myrna Pierre Artie Anderson Dave Warneke Bob Clough Pete Frazier Walter Malone Ronnie Swortzel Dariel McDonald Sherry Peebles Donna Chalmers Karen Gravdal Barbara Lussenden Linda Vance Marilyn Hanson Judy Swenson Karen Buchanan Detra Abbott Virginia Stott Betty Hightower Margaret Larson Phyllis Depner Mary Meyers Diana Sundet Jere Huffman Don Moulton Richard Clough Dan Hansen Gary Richem Greg Curtis 89 OFFICERS: President - Phyllis Rice, Vice President - Kaylene Larson, Secretary - Betty Fjeldheim, Treasurer - Dan Hansen. DIRECTOR Frank Diener FLUTES: Kay Caskey Don Moulton Charles Shannon Ann Chalmers Judy Cook Renee Groot Fred Wilkie Karen Gravdal Carol Miller Bette Jo Jensen Judy Morris Jean McGuire Dorothy Stenson Joyce Page Janet Wood Gerry Stokes BARITONES: Jean Chalmers Ralph Paulus TENOR SAXOPHONES: Jan Oertel Judy Larson Jackie Petters Kathy Boussard Greg Curtis Sally Meadows Carol Alzheimer Susan Meadows Pam Erickson Alice Stott TROMBONES: OBOE: John Davison Dennis Rice Linda Redd Kathy Jenson BARITONE SAX: Donna Chalmers BASSOON: Fred Morris Jolene Ramaker Betty Hightower John Van Brunt Virginia Stott Gwen Sorenson FRENCH HORNS: BASS: CLARINETS: Darlene Viebrock Linda Vance Greg Diener Tom Dellwo Kaylene Larson ALTO CLARINET: Mary Meyers STRING BASS: Phyllis Rice Dan Hansen Karen Miller TRUMPETS: Carolyn Schiller Betty Fjeldheim BASS CLARINET: Ron George PERCUSSION: Marsha Newman Dick Zion Ron Pierre Dave Anderson Bob Wright Polly Stott Jere Huffman Dwight Truchot ALTO SAXOPHONES: Gary Crane Myrna Pierre Mike Morns Jim Sulgrove John Rose Miriam Vail Ron Swortzel Ruth Smith Jack Rogers Pat Stokes Mitchell Martin Karen Buchanan 90 OouS e Odei 91 V o c A L D U E T Karen Gravdal, Richard Clough, and Karon George - accompanist. TRUMPET TRIO Ron George, Linda Vance, Rich Clough, Karon George, Jan Oertel, Carol Miller. A C C 0 M P A N 1 S T S Jan Oertel, accompanist; Ron George, Ron Pierre, and Polly Stott. JU m 1 — David Anderson - piano solo 92 ALL-STATE CHORUS Dan, Rich, Linda, Kaylene, Ronnie, and Jim Sulgrove SpeecA ancf Drama SEATED: David Shannon, Janice Stromswold, Detra Abbott, Kathy Boussard, Susan Meadows. STAND- ING: Ron Talmage, Grant Gormley, Beverly Faurote, Don Moulton, Karen Peck, Karen Buchanan, Jo- lene Ramaker, Gwen Sorensen, Pamela Erickson, Mrs. Rustad, Advisor, Marsha Newman and Miriam Vail, not shown. 93 LOG CABIN DRIVE-INN Fine F oods Complete Curb Service Soft Drinks Homemade Ice Cream DARLENE AND LEROY SCHILLING OLSEN AGENCY Insurance Choteau Phone IN 6-2518 Montana WM. F. OLSEN, Agent Choteau, A Home Concern’1 Quality and Montana Service KNUDTZON OERTEL TEXACO SERVICE Marfac Lubrication Texaco Products 24-Hour Service Phone 466-2037 Choteau, Montana rvxACO You Can Always Find It at- HENNEFORD’S VARIETY STORE Penneys ALWAYS NR ST QUA UT Y� astri£ CHOTEAU BAKERY BARNEY McCLUE, Prop. GREAT FALLS COCA- COLA BOTTLING CO. 625 Central Ave. W. 453-7415 G. E. ISAKSON Manage r Choteau, Montana KAUFMANS Clothes for Men 304 Central Ave. Great Fails, Montana THE MANOR BEAUTY SALON in the O’Haire Manor Motel Great Falls, Mont. Put Your Head in Our Hands 454-2381 SHASTA MOTEL 1315 10th Avenue South - Great Falls Showe r or Bath Television and Phones IT'S THE BEDS LESTER AND BLANCHE GEORGE 10 5th St. No. Better Pictures for Less Family Groups Great Falls Drapes Children by Strobe Light CHOTEAU FOOD MARKET DAVISON HARDWARE Groceries Our Own Hardware Meats Free Daily Delivery IN 6-2001 Choteau, Montana APPLIANCES REX GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET The Best in Electrical Service BOB’S TIME SHOP The Best in Jewelry GREAT FALLS GRAIN TERMINAL ASSOCIATION THE CO-OP WAY Choteau, Montana 466-2794 THE TETON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title Title Insurance REMEMBER. . . In our democracy you get only what you earn! Bet's keep it that way. . . BEST OF LUCK TO ALL OF YOU CHOTEAU CLUB EVERETT DERUSHA Owner and Prop. K'S AUTO PARTS Your Hometown Parts Store KAY - FUZZ - JIM 466-2132 RICHEM CONSTRUCTION Graveling Dirt Moving T renching Choteau, Montana Pipe Line W ork Ready-Mix Concrete For All of Your Grain Needs Go to the GTA GRAIN TERMINAL CHERRY’S Congratulations SIXTY-SIX SERVICE and Best Wishes Class of 1963 ( 6fi THE SHOP BOB AND RAE McDONALD JACK CHERRY, Prop. Choteau, Montana Choteau, Montana lifaf TESCH Sales jfk, Service SALES AND SERVICE PLUMBING AND HEATING w For Guaranteed Quality v Work, Dial 466-2041 BOB’S FORD SALES Gas and Oil Heating by 466-2916 General Electric Choteau, Montana 22 First S. W., Choteau TETON CLEANERS The Mercury Way Where Quality Comes First Choteau BEST POLICY AT ALL HANUSA AGENCY 466-2404 TIMES C r; If It's Worth C Having - It's Worth Insuring11 JOHN Li. DUNCKEL ARNOLD C. HANUSA Insurance and Accounting CHOTEAU TEXACO SERVICE CHOTEAU TIRE SERVICE L. W. MURR, Owner Phone 466-2407 Choteau, Montana HENSLEY MOTELS Western Star Hensleys 287 Motel CLAIRE AND AL HENSLEY CHOTEAU LOCKERS Modern Refrigerated Lockers Curing and Processing WILLIAM HOYT, Prop. TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY GENERAL ELECTRIC ANDY'S IMPLEMENT AND APPLIANCE CHOTEAU ACANTHA Quality Implements and Appliances LEO'S SHOE SHOP We Repair All Kinds of Footwear ! Your Health Is Our Business TETON TED'S DRIVE INN The best in food IF IT’S COODFOOD THE SIP AND SUP EDDIE AND LUCILE HOWARD LEE’S GROCERY AND TRAILER COURT Nine Minute Broasted Chicken Is Our Specialty. Gas - Cold Beer and Fountain Open Sundays and Evenings Too. THE BELLA VISTA MOTEL Choteau, Montana THE JACK WRIGHTS Be Sure to Shop at LIE'S BEAUTY SHOP V ) SAFEWAY Hair Styling Permanents Cutting CITIZENS STATE BANK CHOTEAU DRUG, INC. Try Our Drug Store First. Make Our Bank Headquarters for All Your Money Matters ! 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