Choteau High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Choteau, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1964 volume:

THE BULLDOG 1964 Editor..................... Asst. Editor . ......... Advertising Chr............ Athletics Chr.............. Administration and Faculty Classes Mgr........... Organizations.............. Music Chr.................. Baby Pictures.............. Snapshots.................. Class Will and Prophecy... Advisor.................... ...............Jim Sulgrove .............Kathy Boussard Ron Pierre and Larry Truchot Lonnie Dale and Jim Carlson ............. Jean McGuire ............ Audrey Sheble ...............Sue Meadows ..............Karen Gravdal .............Kathy Maloney .............Donna Chalmers ..............Shiela Jensen ................John Nauck TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION.........................PAGE 3 FACULTY......................................7 SENIORS.....................................13 JUNIORS.....................................33 SOPHOMORES..................................39 FRESHMEN....................................45 ACTIVITIES..................................51 FAVORITES...................................61 ATHLETICS...................................65 ORGANIZATIONS...............................79 CLASS WILL PROPHECY.......................99 SPONSORS...................................104 ADMINISTRA TION To the graduating seniors, A HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS. You have reached that all im- portant event of graduation from high school and have earned the right to commence a new future. Plato said, The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life . Your graduation indicates you have started in the right direction. Your future has been determined by the education you have received the past four years. Choteau High School has tried to give each of you that start in the future. The question may be Have you taken full advantage of it ? The future will tell. We do have hopes that you will meet with great success in whatever adventure or profession you decide to undertake. Yours is a com- petitive future, so use every bit of your education to meet that competition. In behalf of the faculty and myself, we wish you the greatest of success. And again, congratu- lations on your graduation. Ed Schiller 4 V Ruth Monkman Anke Dhane OFFICE SECRETARY SCHOOL BOARD George Hodgskiss, Martin Alzheimer, Glen Stoudt, Dr. Boussard, Leslie Burns, Gerald Stokes, A1 Hensley, Lowry Larson, and Leslie Stott. 5 CUSTODIANS wit, J 7 • Ole Rausch 1 Mr. Huffman 6 FA CUL DOMINIC J. REED Subjects: Latin, German, Speech, and English Literature. Activities: Senior and Junior Plays. Saying: A little learning is a dangerous thing. HELEN BENJAMIN RUSTAD Subjects: English 1 2-literature Communications IV. Activities: Library Club sponsor FT A advisor. Saying: Have you not learned great lessons from those who stood against you and disputed the passage with you? JOHN M. ROSE Subjects: English I, English II, General Science. Activities: Varsity Football coach Jr. Varsity basketball, Asst. Track coach, Freshman class Sponsor, Heisey Award committee. Saying: A student without a goal requires twice the ef- fort to teach. 8 FAYL. BUCK Subjects: Algebra I, Geometry, Advanced Algebra. Activities: Student council and tumbling advisor. Saying: One of the keys to success is logical thinking. Mathematics places great importance on logic. CHARLES WENDELL ALLEN Subjects: American history, world history, industrial arts. Activities: Intramural basketball. Saying: It costs no more to go first class. ROSA LEA S. FOX Subjects: English and literature, civics and world geog- raphy. Activities: Clas6 sponsor--1966. Saying: Anyone who goes to extremes in anything is wrong. 9 ALBERT C. FINLEY Subjects: Biology, chemistry, physics, advanced biology. Activities: Science Club sponsor, timer at athletic events. Saying: Learn to: a) budget your time b) plan ahead c) concentrate d) Listen e) be truthful. ” JEAN EILEEN CRAWLEY Subjects: Typing, office practice, bookkeeping, general business, beginning shorthand. Activities: CPC Sponsor Saying: ’’Poor penmanship sure helps camouflage poor spelling. CHARLES RICHARD PECK Subjects: American Government, sociology, Physical education, counselor, coach. Activities: Senior class, letterman's club. Saying: Your success in life will depend less on your 'I.Q. ' than on your 'I will! — 10 PATRICK MAGDALL Subjects: Geometry, advanced math, general math, earth science. Activities: Class sponsor--1965. Saying: When all else fails follow directions--which are study, work hard, and enjoy yourself. JO ANN STAFF Subjects: Home economics, girls' physical education. Activities: FHA sponsor, drama club sponsor. Saying: Your education today is your future tomorrow. JOHN ROBERT NAUCK Subjects: Vocational agriculture. Activities: FFA advisor, annual ad- visor. Saying: Anytime is a good time to start something. .. but next to yester- day you can't beat today. 11 FRANK DIENER Subjects: Band, chorus. Activities: Pep band, instrumental and vocal ensembles. Saying: Help stamp out beetles and all their progeny. 12 SENIORS ROBERT JOSEPH CHERRY NICKNAME: Bob SAYING: Well, nobody's perfect! AMBITION: Be rich. Chorus 3,4; Science Club 1-3; Men's En- semble 4; Class Officer 4; Student Council 4. ARTHUR WILLIAM ANDERSON NICKNAME: Art SAYING: Girls! Where? AMBITION: To play college football. Class Officer 4; Chorus 1-4; Chorus Officer 4; Class Favorite 3; Heisey 3; Letterman's Club 2, 3,4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1, 3, 4; Double Octet 2, 3, 4; Outstand- ing Senior Boy 4. S E C R E T A R Y LINDA LOU VANCE NICKNAME: Loui SAYING: How about that!? AMBITION: To be successful in a career. Pep Band 1-4; Honor Band 4; Triple Trio 1; Double Octet 2-4; Band 1-4; Chorus 1, 3,4; Girls State 3; All-State Chorus 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4; Girls' Basketball 1; Honor Society 3, 4; Choteau High's Good Citizen Award 4; Hon- orary Music Award 4; Accompanist Award 4. SUSAN KAY MEADOWS NICKNAME: Sue SAYING: This is so frustrating! AMBITION: Lots of college and a carefree life. Girls State Delegate 3; CPC 1-4; Science Club 1, 2; Band 1-4; Pep Band 3; FFA Sweetheart 4; Student Council 4; Drama Club 3; Co-salutatorian 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Play Cast 3; Class Officer 4. - 14 % MARC EDWARD ANDERSON NICKNAME: Hud SAYING: Why!? AMBITION: Own the Statton Island garbage scow line. Science Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1-4; Basket- ball 1; Track 1, 2; Letterman's Club 3,4; Band 1, 4; Chorus 4; Men's Ensemble 4; State Music Festival 4; State Science Fair 1, 2; Heisy Award 1; Brass Ensemble 4; Play Staff 3; Play Cast 4. KATHY ANNE BOUSSARD NICKNAME: Kit SAYING: Oh, probably. AMBITION: To study hard and become worthwhile. • Band 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Double Octet 4; Girl's Ensemble 4; CPC 1-4; F. H. A. 1; Drama Club 3, 4; Drama Club Officer 3; Science Club I, 2; Co-editor of Annual 4; 1964 County Junior Miss 4; P. E. Assistant 4; State Science Fair 1; Class Play 3, 4; General Electric Essay Winner 4. EDWARD DONALD ARENSMEYER NICKNAME: Curly SAYING: Was that nice? AMBITION: Do as I please and see the world. BARBEE JEAN BUCHANAN SAYING: Oh Crumb! AMBITION: Teach commercial subjects. Science Club 1, 4; F.H. A. 1-4; State Sci- ence Fair 1-2; United Nations Alternate 3. F. F. A. 1-4; F. F. A. Officer 3; National F. F. A. Convention 3. JAMES EDWARD CARLSON NICKNAME: Bush SAYING: Shove it! AMBITION: Own a 20, 000 acre farm and a T-bird. Football 1-4; Track 1-3; Letterman's Club 2-4; F. F. A. 1 -4; F. F. A. Officer 3; F. F. A. Winner Fair 2; District Convention 3, 4; State Convention 4; Annual Staff 4. I I DONNA MARIE CHALMERS AMBITION: College-four years SAYING: Promises, promises, that's all I ever get! Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4, Double Octet 3,4; CPC 1, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 1-3; Class Favorite 2; Class Officer 3; Girls State Alternate 3; State Science Fair 1,2; Girls' Ensemble 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Play Cast 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Annual Staff 4. LONNIE JAMES DALE NICKNAME: Red SAYING: Why not? AMBITION: To go to college and be suc- cessful. Class Officer 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1-4; Chorus 2; Band 1; Honor Society 3, 4; Interscholastics 2, 4; State Science Fair 1; Honor Society Officer 4; Boys State 3; Class Play 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 2-4; Heisey Award 2; Student Council 2-4; Annual Staff 4; Science Club 1-4; Student Council Offi- cer 4; Lettermen's Club Officer 4. ANKE HER MINA DHANE SAYING: Really! AMBITION: Go to college, get married, and raise a happy family. Office Girl 4; Heisey Award 4; Chorus 1-4; Girls' Ensemble 4; CPC 1, 2; Library 1-4; Library Club Officer 3, 4; F. H. A. 1-4; F. H. A. Officer 2, 3, 4; F.H. A. State Con- vention 3. 16 GARY NORMAN DUNCKEL NICKNAME: Dinky SAYING: Let’s check out the situation, boys. AMBITION: To run a floating strip-scrabble game in the Bronx with Christine Keeler. Class Rep. 1,2; Class Pres. 2; Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; B. B. Capt. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Tk. Capt. 3; Chorus 1,2; Interscholastics 1, 2, 3, 4; St. B.B. Tourney 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Class Play 4; Jessi 3; Boy’s State 3; Heisey Award 3; Free Throw Award 4; All State and Conference Basketball Award 4; H. S. wk RONALD LEON GOLLEHON NICKNAME: Gull SAYING: ’’All right, let’s.. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Interscholas- tics 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Valuable in Track 3, 4; Most valuable in Football 4. KAREN ANN GRAVDAL NICKNAME: Freckles SAYING: ”No kidding? AMBITION: Major in music at Concordia Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Student Director 4; Double Octet 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3; Annual Staff 4; CPC 1, 2; Triple Trio I; Class Play, Student Director 3, 4; Homecoming Queen candidate 4; State Science Fair 1; State Music Festival 2, 3, 4. CHERE JEAN FORREST NICKNAME: Charlie SAYING: I'll never tell. AMBITION: Go to business school and get married. 17 Chorus 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4; Drivers Training 1. MABEL ANN HA NS MANN NICKNAME: Marble SAYING: I don't know how. AMBITION: To become a teacher Girl's Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4; Heisey 2j Library Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Driver's Training 2; Most Athletic 4; Asst. P. E. Teacher 4. SHEILA ANN JENSON NICKNAME: Baby Ellie SAYING: Hi, sex! AMBITION: To go to business school and raise a happy family. F. H. A. I, 2, 4; Song Leader 2; Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Director Senior Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4. JERE CARLETON HUFFMAN NICKNAME: Huff SAYING: I'm without! How are you? AMBITION: Study the art of being accident prone! Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Double Octet 3, 4; All State Chorus 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Vice Pres. Band 4; Vice Pres. Chorus 4; Lettered in Football 2, 3, 4; Mrs. Rustad's Black Book. KENNIE RAY JOHNSON NICKNAME: Smokey SAYING: This party is getting nasty--I'm going to put on my coat and flake out. AMBITION: Nothing F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3. 18 BONNIE LOU KILLAM NICKNAME: Bonqie SAYING: Well, hi there! AMBITION: To become a nurse. CPC 1-4; Science Club 1, 2,4; Chorus 1-3; Paper Staff 1-4; CPC Officer 4; Driver’s Training 3; Library Club 1, 2; F. H. A. I; Girls' Basketball 1, 2. JUDY ANN LARSON NICKNAME: Jude SAYING: I betcha. AMBITION: To go to college and get a degree in elementary education. CPC i-3; Drama Club 4; Library 2; Science Club 1, 2; Driver's Training 2; Band 1-3. BARBARA JILL LUSSENDEN NICKNAME: B.J. SAYING: Smile. AMBITION: To get married and have fifty children. Science Club 1, 2; Chorus 1-4; Girl's Basket- ball 1; Class Play 3. Football Manager 1-5; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Play Cast 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 1-4; Mathematics Award 3. RUSSELL LEE KOCH NICKNAME: Russ SAYING: Hang it in your ear. AMBITION: Teacher. KATHLEEN MALONEY NICKNAME: Cuddles SAYING: Oh, poop. AMBITION: To go to Beauty School, then get married. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. Officer 2, 3, 4; State F. H. A. Convention Delegate 1, 2, 3, 4; CPC 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Treas- urer 4; Annual Staff 4. JUDITH YVONNE MORRIS NICKNAME: Judy SAYING: Oh, I flunked it. AMBITION: Go to college and finish what I start. Band 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Honor Society 3, 4; High School Week 4; State Science Fair 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society Pres. 4; Drivers Training 2j Growl Staff 4. MICHEAL HENRY MORRIS NICKNAME: Mountain Cat SAYING: It's no big thing. AMBITION: Finish College Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Science Club 1. JEAN LEE McGUIRE NICKNAME: Jeanne SAYING: Oh, dam. AMBITION: Go to college and do something worthwhile. Chorus 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4j Honor Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; CPC 3, 4; Growl Staff 4; Heisy Award 4; Student Director 3,4; Library Club 1, 2,4; Library Club Pres. 4; Annual Staff 4; Outstanding Science Award 2; State Science Fair 2; 3rd grand prize at district science fair 2. 20 «- ELIZABETH JOANNE NESBIT NICKNAME: Lizzy SAYING: No big thing! AMBITION: Go to business College Library Club 2, 3, 4; CPC 1; Chorus 2, 3. RICHARD ALLEN PETERS NICKNAME: Shorty SAYING: Yup AMBITION: Be an all American Green Bay Packer guard. F.F.A. 1-4; State F. F. A. Convention 1, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 4; Pep Band 3; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Football 2-4; Letterman's Club 2-4; Class Officer 1, 2; Student Council 4; Heisey 4; Best Defensive Football Player 4; F. H. A. Dreamboat 4. RONALD L. PIERRE NICKNAME: Frenchy SAYING: I can do it. AMBITION: Success with happiness. Science Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-3; Pep Band 3, 4; Dance Band 1-4; Annual Staff 4; State Science Fair 1-4; State Music Fes- tival 1-4; Outstanding Science Student 1-4; Boys's State 3; U. N. IOOF Delegate; Elks Leadership Award; High School Week 4; Bausch G Lomb Science Award 4. JAMES ERIC PEEBLES NICKNAME: Slick SAYING: You don't say! AMBITION: Be a bachelor and see the world F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; F.F.A. Dis- trict Convention 4; F. F. A. State Conven- tion 4; Chorus 1, 2; Class Play 3,4; F.F.A. District Public Speaker 4; Driver's training 2. 21 THOMAS DAVID ROGERS NICKNAME: Rogue SAYING: I don't know. AMBITION: To go to college and be a suc- cess. DAVID LYALL STOTT NICKNAME: Dave SAYING: Look around. AMBITION: See the world. Class Officer 1, 3; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Letter-man's Club 2-4; Track 1-4; F.F. A. 1-4; F.F.A. Officer 2-4; F.F.A, State Convention 2-4; High School Rodeo 3, 4; Hei$ey Award 4; All-Conference Bas- ketball 4. AUDREY LEE SHEBLE NICKNAME: Aud AMBITON: Travel around the world. CPC 1-4; CPC Officer 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 1; Heisey Award 2; Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 4; Class Favorite 1; Student Council 4; Girls State 3; Annual Staff 4; Play Cast 3, 4; Prom Queen 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Outstanding Senior Girl 4; School Spirit Award 4. JAMES NICHOLS SULGROVE NICKNAME: Sully SAYING: Eat my brother's hound! AMBITION: An education and a good life. Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Science Club 1, 2,4; Double Octet 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Dance Band 2-4; Growl Staff 4; Annual Editor 4; State Music Festival 2, 3; State Science Fair 1, 3; Men's Ensemble 3; Sax Quartet 4; Honor Band 4; Class Play 3; All-State Cho- rus 3; Anaconda Company Science Fair 1, 3; High School Bowling League 1-4; State High School Bowling Tourney 4. 22 JOHN WILLIAM SWANSON NICKNAME: Swany SAYING: H'okay. AMBITION: Be an electrician. Basketball 1, 2; Football 1. GARY FRANCIS TRUCHOT NICKNAME: Mousey SAYING: Well, geee whiz anyhow. AMBITION: To live a life of fun. Band 1; Chorus 2; Science Club 4; F. F. A. 1, 2; Track 2; State Science Fair 1. LAWRENCE W. TRUCHOT NICKNAME: Clarence SAYING: Could of Been. AMBITION: Become an Engineer Chorus 2; Science Club 4; Track 2; F.F. A. 1, 2; Growl Staff 4; State Science Fair 1; Boys State Alternate. DWIGHT E. TRUCHOT NICKNAME: Dwig SAYING: I'm working on it! AMBITION: To be a multi-millionaire and engineer Band 1, 2, 3j Science Club 4; State Science Fair 2, 3, 4; District Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Growl Staff 4; Class Play 3; Anaconda Company Science Contest 2, 3. 23 MIRIAM ELIZABETH VAIL NICKNAME: Miami SAYING: It's a rough life, but ya gotta live it. AMBITION: Tour the world with my money. Band 1-3; CPC 1-4; Science Club 1, 2; Drama Club 3, 4; State Drama Meet 3; Class Favorite 3; F. H. A. 4; F. T.A. I j Li- brary Club 1, 2; Driver's Training 2; Pep Band 3; Class Play 3, 4; Heisey Award 3. JOHN CHARLES VAN BRUNT NICKNAME: Vanny SAYING: You're kidding? AMBITION: Go to college and live in Calif oraia. Band 1-4; Track 1; Football 2; Pep Band 3, 4; Honor Band 4; State Music Festival 4. GRETCHEN MARIE VOORHEES NICKNAME: Moe SAYING: What a riot. AMBITION: Graduate from college, go to Europe, own an MG. Science Club 1-4; Science Club Officer 3, 4; CPC 1, 2, 4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Sci. ence Award 1, MSU Summer School and Research 3; State Science Fair 1, 2, 3. % DAVID DARREL WARN EKE NICKNAME: Burly SAYING: Bite me! AMBITION: Never get married. Be a mil- lionaire Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Double Octet 2, 3, 4; Men's Ensemble 3, 4; State Music Festival 2, 3; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4; F.F.A. Officer 1, 3, 4; District F. F. A. Convention 4; State F. F. A. Convention 3; National F. F. A. Convention, Kansas City 3; Class Favorite 2; Class Of- ficer 3; Basketball I, 2. ROGER JAMES WEIST NICKNAME: Rog SAYING: I didn't do it. AMBITION: Be a big game hunter. Football 3,4; High School Rodeo 1-4; Class Officer 2; F. F. A. 1 -4; State F. F. A. Convention 1, 3, 4. JUDY ANN ZGODA NICKNAME: Kitten SAYING: Could have been. AMBITION: To go to Washington D. C. Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; CPC 1; Science Club 1; Double Octet 4; F.H.A. 1, 2. 25 GRADUATION EXERCISES Graduating Class Of 1964 J. Zgoda CLASS OF '64 G. Truchcft A. Dhane B. Cherry D. Stott D. Waraeke A. Sheble 27 J. Wiseman, J. Nesbit, J. Nesbit M. Anderson K. Maloney J. Huffman 28 David Stott Gary Dunckel Gary Dunckel, Allen Peters, David Stott Ronnie Gollehon HEISEY AWARDS Highest FFA Member Scholastically Outstanding FFA Member 29 Cliff Sabo David Stott CLASS NIGHT AWARDS Outstanding Sr. Girl AUDREY SHEBLE Outstanding Science Award RON PIERRE 0 U T S T A N D 1 N G B O Y A R T I E A N D E R S O N Outstanding Musician LINDA VANCE School Spirit Award AUDREY SHEBLE 30 GIRL STATERS Audrey Sheble and Linda Vance BOY STATERS Lonnie Dale, Gary Dunckel, and Ron Pierre 31 32 JUNIORS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Rep. % Richard Hansmann Helena Hensley Dave Hill I om Hill Jerry Hitchcock Larry Jenson Margaret Larson Jim Larson Jerry Larson Roy Hansmann John Hoyt Arlee Johnson ]im Kennedy Marlyn Larson I 35 Albert Lindseth Gary Malcott Robert Maloney Charles McFarlane Dale McLaughlin Dave Shannon Claudia Wedum Jerry Stokes Janet Wood 4 — Pauline Stott Dick Zion Kaye Smith Judy Swenson Ronnie Swortzel 37 Danny Weist Judy Yeager Ron Denowh John Denny Looks Like Fun! Polly Linda Junior Girls 38 SOPHOMORES President Secretary Representative John Davison Representative La Dora George Karen Peck Maureen Black Karen Buchanan Hodgskiss Rene Groot Mary Hansmann Roy Jacobs 41 Joyce Page Jolene Ramaker Dennis Rice 42 Alice Stott Diana Sundet Mike Thompson Lyle Weist Fred Wilkie i- Darlene Viebrock 43 Neat? Best Dressed wow Mary H. Sadie Hawkins Dance Hillbillies! 44 FRESHMEN Pre sident Cliff Sabo Vice President Karen Murphy Secretary Dianne Gronberg Rep. Betty Connole Robin Anderson Rep. Randy Erickson Virginia Baker Edward Bourn a Cynthia Briggs Lee Bruno Wendy Burns Virgil Byford Laura Carrier Mary Clawson Anna Christen 46 4k Vicki Cook Charles Corey Tom Crocker Mike Dellwo Glenna Elliot Alfreda Grey Donald Gordon Fay Hill Ray Hanson Lynette Hope Hensley Herseim Kenneth Gruenhagen Rachel Field Sharman Field Ronald Hansen 47 Steve LaRa nee Cathy Lehnerz Diane McClue Gary Olson Alice McFarlane Violet Randel Jerry Luinstra Carol Maloney Peggy Maloney Dennis Massey Patsy Hoyt Ronnie Hughes Susan Inbody 48 ■ Mildred Ringham Scott Russell Linda Sheble Cecilia Snyder Marcia Stott ■ Trudy Stott Vickie Tesch Jerry Yeager Mavis O'Dowd Dick Zier Dee Ann Swenson Dennis Van Auken Jan Voorhees Jim Waltermire Kathy Wilkie 49 FRESHMAN SNAPS 30 ACTIVITIES SR. CLASS PLAY Jim Peebles Russ Koch Miriam Vail Linda Vance Marc Anderson Audrey Sheble Kathy Boussard Gary Dunckel Donna Chalmers Lonnie Dale JUNIOR CLASS PLAY TEENAGE MILLIONAIRE FRONT ROW: Pauline Stott, Kaye Caskey, Beverly Faurote, Linda Pederson, Judy Swenson, Candy Stenson. BACK ROW: Dave Shannon, Don Moulton, John Rose, Gary Crane, Dick Zion. STUDENT DIRECTORS 53 CHRISTMAS BALL 4 JUNIOR BANQUET JUNIOR PROM KING-Dave Stott QUEEN-Audrey Sheble 56 INITIATION 57 Get Busy, Roger Lazy Senior Boys CLEAN-UP DAY Hang On, Donna Helpful Seniors 58 Heavy, Girls? Light As Feathers CLEAN-UP DAY Helpful Faculty?? Time To Leave 59 CLASS FAVORITES SOPHOMORES DENNIS RICE ALICE STOTT FRESHMEN STEVE SIVAK BETTY CONNOLE 60 JUNIORS dale McLaughlin DONNA SCHILLING FA VORITES KATHY MALONEY and MIKE MORRIS CUTEST COUPLE LONNIE DALE and JUDY MORRIS BEST CITIZENS AUDREY SHEBLE and RONNIE PIERRE 64 A THLETICS . • A. DIVISIONAL CO-CHAMPIONS B SQUAD 66 SENIOR LETTERMEN Artie Anderson fullback Dave Stott quarterback Ronnie Gollehon halfback Lonnie Dale left end Marc Anderson guard 67 Jere Huffman Allen Peters PLANNING STRATEGY ROUGH PRACTICE INJURED Tom Dell wo Bob Denison Jim Larson Choteau 20 Fairfield Choteau 21 Browning Choteau 32 Chinook Choteau 13 Malta Choteau 26 Shelby Choteau 13 Conrad Choteau 32 Cut Bank Choteau 49 Fort Benton 6 0 20 6 0 14 6 6 Championship Came Victory Banquet 69 HOMECOMING CANDIDATES ATTENDANTS Donna Chalmers Audrey Sheble Karen Gravdal 70 HOMECOMING DIVISIONAL CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW: Fred Morris, Denny Seaton, Dale McLaughlin, Grant Gormley, Allen Peters, Tom Dellwo, Ron Gollehon. SECOND ROW: Loren Sasser, Dave Scott, Leroy Banis, Gary Dunckel, Artie Anderson. Choteau---6 L 48 —---Ft- Benton Choteau---46 49— G. F. Central Choteau---73 51-----Big Sandy Choteau---51 49---------Shelby Choteau---82 49-------Sunburst Choteau—75 63----------Simms Choteau---59 55 —-----— Valier Choteau---57 51---------Harlem Choteau—60 52---------Valier Choteau---64 42-------Browning Choteau---67 47-------Fairfield Choteau---71 39------Cut Bank Choteau---42 49---------Conrad Choteau---46 49---------Shelby Choteau 43 47 Shelby Choteau 62 53 Circle Choteau 46 57 Ron an Choteau 54 45 Shelby Choteau 42 37--- Cut Bank Choteau 42 36 Sunburst Choteau 53 46-- Big Sandy Choteau 65 58--Ft. Benton Choteau 51 39 Conrad Choteau 54 56 Cut Bank Choteau 61 58 Fairfield Choteau 62 61 Browning Choteau 77 57 Valier Choteau 66 56 Sunburst B SQUAD FIRST ROW: Charles Shannon, Dick Stenson, Gerry Yeager, Greg Curtis, Cliff Sabo, Jim Scott, Mr. Rose. SECOND ROW: Greg Diener, John Davidson, Dick Zier, Dennis VanAuken, Mike Dellwo. 72 DIVISIONAL CHAMPS Artie Anderson Gary Dunckel CO-CAPT. -FORWARD Loren Sasser CO-CAPTAIN GUARD Ronnie Gollehon 73 74 Champs G Cheerleaders TRACK FRONT ROW: Tom Dellwo, Gerry Yeager, Dave Stott, Gary Dunckel, Ron Gollehon, Lonnie Dale, Den Seaton, Dale McLaughlin. SECOND ROW: Dennis Rice, Dick Zeir, John Peebles, Jim Scott, Leroy Banis, Greg Curtis, Cliff Sabo, Rich Ferris, Mike Morris, Manager. Dave Stott, Second in divisional in high hurdles. Set new field record of 15.6. Co-captain of track team. Ron Gollehon, third in divisional in pole vault. Co-captain of track team. 75 Gary Dunckel, new school record in high jump of 6 . Relay team: FRONT ROW: Ron Gollehon, Tom Dellwo. BACK ROW: Gerry Yeager, Lonnie Dale 76 SCHOOL CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS Senior Tree-First Place Junior Tree-Third Place Freshman Tree-Second Place Sophomore Tree 77 Student Council Tree CLASS OF ’64 ORGANIZA TIONS STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Lonnie Dale, Allen Peters, Audrey Sheble, Mr. Buck, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Randy Erickson, Bob Cherry, Susan Meadows, Carol Miller, Betty Connole. THIRD ROW: Greg Diener, Karen Peck, Greg Curtis, Tom Dellwo, Den Seaton. HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Lonnie Dale, Susan Meadows, Audrey Sheble, Donna Chalmers, Judy Morris. SECOND ROW: Beverly Faurote, Karen Miller, Carol Miller, Mr. Schiller, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Tom Dellwo, Grant Gormley, Ralph Paulus, Dave Shannon. 80 PEP CLUB President-Audrey Sheble, Vice-President-Bonnie KiUam, Secretary-Coy Davidson, Treasurer-Susar Meadows, Advisor-Miss Jean Crawley A SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Donna Chalmers, Terry Rentmeister, Polly Stott, Carol Miller B SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Alice Stott, Alice Rentmeister, Karen Peck, Marcia Stott LETTERMAN’S CLUB OFFICERS: President, David Stott; Vice President, Lonnie Dale; Secretary-Treasurer, Dennis Seaton. ADVISOR: Charles Peck. 1ST ROW: 3RD ROW: 5TH ROW: Jim Scott Dick Zion Greg Curtis Roy J acobs Gary Malcott Dale McLaughlin Leroy Banis David Forrest Allen Peters Gary Dunckel Ron Gollehon Dick Stenson Russell Koch Bob Dennison David Shannon Dennis Rice 2ND ROW: 4TH ROW: Jeny Stokes Art Anderson Mike Morris Jim Carlson Tom Dellwo Loren Sasser Dennis Seaton David Stott Fred Morris Marc Anderson Roger Weist Charles Peck 82 LIBRARY CLUB ADVISOR: Helen Rustad OFFICERS 1ST SEMESTER 2ND SEMESTER President.... Secretary... Treasurer... 83 FFA IMI ■ ■ — Dave Stott, President; Allen Peters, Vice President; Dave Warneke, Sec- retary; Jim Peebles, Treasurer; Roger Weist, Reporter; Kenny Rice, Sen- tinel; Danny Weist, Parlimentarian; Mr. Nauck, Advisor. Contented participants, leaving a successful banquet. i Sweetheart Susan with Gretchen and Kathy. i President Dave crowning our Sweetheart. Some boys needed special instruction. Even the seniors had problems. 86 State Soil and Range Judging Champions--Participants in International Land, Range, and Pasture Judging Contest at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in 1964. Ag. boys preparing homecoming float. 87 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS: Advisor, Miss Staff; President, Kathy Maloney; Vice President, Barbee Buchanan; Secretary, Anke Dhane; Treasurer, Alice Stott; Reporter, Marilyn Larsen; Historian, Chere Forrest. FHA Dreamboat, Allen Peters; Rowboats, Dave Stott, Dave Warneke. Our President ALASKAN GOLDMINERS: Carol Maloney, Betty Connole, Peggy Maloney, Cecilia Snyder. SCIENCE CLUB “ECHOES OF EINSTEIN’ Albert C. Finley - Sponsor; Cretchen Voorhees - Pres. ; Ron Pierre . V. Pres. Janet Wood - Secretary; Dave Shannon - Treasurer. 1. First District Science Fair 2. First Grand State Science Fair-Missoula 3. National Science Fair Winner 4. First place Aero- Space Chemistry at National Fair in Baltimore, Md. 5. Third place in Chemistry in Nation- al science fair. Dave Shannon Project DAVE SHANNON Dave Shannon is the first National Finalist in the history of Choteau High School! 89 90 All these students received superior at District and exhibited at the State science fair. PAT STOKES CHARLES SHANNON'S PROJECT 91 JANET WOODS TUMBLING TEAM Marcia Stott, Glenna Elliot, Mildred Ringham, Betty Connole, Alice Stott, Carol Maloney, Peggy Maloney (not pictured). 92 CHORUS OFFICERS: President, Art Andersonj Vice President, Jere Huffman; Secretary, Audrey Sheble; Treasurer, Kathv Maloney Director: Frank Diener Accompanist: Carol Miller SOPRANOS: Linda Vance Peggy Maloney Ronnie Hughes Dennis Seaton Karen Gravdal Carol Maloney Cathy Lehnerz Ron Swortzel Anke Dhane Cecilia Snyder Karen Murphy Dariel McDonald Donna Chalmers Vicki Tesch Marcia Stott Ken Gruenhagen Che re Forrest Kathy Wilkie Dee Ann Swenson Ray Hanson Sheila Jenson Mavis O'Dowd Trudy Stott Steve LaRance Barbara Lussenden Diane Gronberg Diane McClue Scott Russell Kathy Maloney Patsy Hoyt Judy Zgoda ALTOS: Virginia Baker Nina Bourn a Kathy Boussard Barbara Gordon Audrey Sheble TENORS: Marilyn Hanson Linda Cherry Artie Anderson Marilyn Larson Donna Schilling Jere Huffman Jackie Peters Pauline Stott Marc Anderson Terry Rentmeister Judy Yeager Don Moulton Judy Swenson Georgia Bilbro Randy Erickson Susan Anderson Kathy Jenson Dennis Massey Maureen Black Mary Meyers Dennis Van Auken Karen Kelly Myma Pierre Pat Stokes Diane Sundet BASSES: Robin Anderson Laura Carrier Bob Cherry Wendy Burns Anna Christen Jim Sulgrove Mary Clawson Betty Connole Dave Wameke Glenna Elliott Vicki Cook Gary Crane Hope Hensley Betty Jo Dellwo John Rose Susan Jackson Rachel Field Tom Dellwo Lenore Jessop Alfreda Gray Shirley Johns 93 BAND OFFICERS: President, Allen Peters; Vice President, Jere Huffman, Secretary , Susan Meadows; Treasurer, Jerry Stokes Director: Frank Diener FLUTES: Karen Gravdal Janet Wood Jean McGuire Sally Meadows Jan Voorhees Karen Murphy Cecilia Snyder Sharman Field OBOES: Linda Cherry Vicki Cook CLARINETS: Ron Swortzel Kaye Caskey Judy Cook LaDora George Ralph Paulus Mike Morris Dick Zion Jerry Stokes Carol Alzheimer Pam Erickson John Davidson Fred Morris Jolene Ramaker Gwen Sorenson Darlene Viebrock Kathy Wilkie Virginia Baker Mildred Ringham ALTO CLARINET: Karen Miller BASS CLARINETS: Trudy Stott Betty Jo Dellwo ALTO SAXOPHONES: Jim Sulgrove Don Moulton Betty Jo Jenson Joyce Page Betty Connole Anna Christen TENOR SAXOPHONES: Allen Peters Susan Meadows Rachel Field BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Alice Stott FRENCH HORNS: Linda Vance Greg Diener Diane Halvorson TRUMPETS: Ron Pierre Pauline Stott Gary Crane John Rose Charles Shannon Fred Wilkie Jack Rogers Judy Morris Wendy Burns BARITONES: Greg Curtis Marc Anderson Diane Gronberg Randy Erickson TROMBONES: Dennis Rice Donna Chalmers John Van Brunt Charles Corey Arnie Autio BASSES: Tom Dellwo Steve Sivak PERCUSSION: Jere Huffman Myrna Pierre Pat Stokes Karen Buchanan Robin Anderson Glenna Elliott 94 DOUBLE OCTET SITTING: Linda Vance, Karen Gravdal, Judy Zgoda, Donna Chalmers, Mary Meyers, Diana Sundet, Polly Stott, Kathy Boussard, Carol Miller. STANDING: Jim Sulgrove, Ron Swortzel, Dave Wameke, Tom Dellwo Gary Crane, Don Moulton, Art Anderson, Jere Huffman. MEN’S ENSEMBLE 1ST ROW: Ron Swortzel, Scott Russell, Gary Crane, Dave Wameke, Randy Erickson, Dennis VanAuken, Marc Anderson, Dennis Massey. 2ND ROW: Steve Ranee, Tom Dellwo, John Rose, Dennis Seaton, Jere Huffman, Art Anderson, Don Moulton. 95 DISTRICT VOCAL PARTICIPANTS 1ST ROW: Karen Gravdal, Judy Zgoda, Linda Vance, Carol Miller, Robin Anderson. 2ND ROW: Artie Anderson, Don Moulton, Jere Huffman, Gary Crane. STATE PARTICIPANTS 1ST ROW: Charlie Shannon, John Rose, Gary Crane, Polly Stott, Ron Pierre, Jere Huffman. 2ND ROW: Diane Gronberg, Greg Diener, Linda Vance, Marc Anderson, Carol Miller, Judy Cook. 3RD ROW: Dermis Rice, John Van Brunt, Amie Audio, Tom Dellwo, Steve Sivak, Karen Gravdal. 96 GROWL STAFF ADVISOR: Helen Rustad. SITTING: Ron Pierre, Jean McGuire, Bonnie Killam, Judy Morris. STANDING: Jim Sulgrove, Lawrence Truchot, Gary Dunckel, Gary Truchot, Dwight Truchot, Helen Rustad. GIRL’S ENSEMBLE 1ST ROW: Karen Gravdal, Donna Chalmers, Kathy Maloney, Terry Rentmeister, Polly Stott, Donna Schilling, Audrey Sheble, Kathy Boussard. 2ND ROW: Linda Vance, Judy Zgoda, Anke Dhane, Judy Swenson, Carol Miller, Betty Jo Dellwo, Mary Meyers, Diana Sundet, Myrna Pierre. 97 SPEECH AND DRAMA CLUB 98 Visitors Are Coming Calamity Sal Talks! CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1964, being of sound body and not-so-sound mind, do hereby decree our last will and testament. ARTICLE I We leave to our dearly beloved teachers our low grades, our gum-ridden desks, our dictionary copying, and our cheerful, smiling faces all through the week. (Yuk! Yuk!) ARTICLE II We leave to the immature lower classmen and women our copied lab manuals, our spit wads on the walls, our parking ability for secluded spots, and our good clean parties! ? ARTICLE III We decree the following single bequest: ARTIE ANDERSON wills his seat in the auditorium next to Polly Stott to Willard Bouma. No lolligagin1, Willard! MARC ANDERSON wills his ability to get along with janitors to Dick Zion. Take it easy, Dick. ED ARENSMEYER wills his curly hair to Loren Sasser. Don't wash it too often, permanents get kind of ex- pensive. JIM CARLSON wills his little hot red jeep to Larry Jensen to chase rabbits and a few other things with. Go easy on the brakes, they aren't very good. BOB CHERRY wills his ability to smash cars to Gary Malcott. You should get a discount. LONNIE DALE wills his size 11 football shoes to Tom Dellwo, I know they won't fit, but I have to get rid of those athlete's foot infected things somehow. GARY DUNCKEL wills his ability to destroy team morale in the locker room with sick sworties to the master of Sworthimalology himself, Ron Swortzel. Along with it goes a book of free passes to the State pun-itentiary. RON GOLLEHON wills his ability not to argue to Judy Cook. JERE HUFFMAN wills his ability to go from an F one six-weeks to an A the next in Mrs. Fox's Enlgish class to Dennis Seaton. It's a good trick, Den. KEN JOHNSON wills his ability to skip school and not get caught to Jerry Hitchcock. Use it wisely, Jerry. RUSSELL KOCH wills to John Hoyt his envied position as head football manager. It took him four years to make a championship team, let's see what you can do, Skipper. MIKE MORRIS wills his ability to make friendly relationships to Russell Eklund. Does Kay know, Russ? JIM PEEBLES wills his private parking place to Dale McGaughiin. Be careful, Dale ! ALLEN PETERS wills his ability to go with only one girl in high school to Bob Dennison. Hope you don't find it too boring, Bob. RON PIERRE wills his ability to train any kind of worm no matter of sex, creed, color, or condition to Gary Crane in hopes that he will be able to discover a hidden theory of the Science Department. TOM ROGERS wills his way with the teachers to Ron Denowh, Bob Pearson, and Dennis Depner. 99 DAVID STOTT wills his ability to get along with Mrs. Eustad to Tom Hill and Jim Larson. JIM SULGROVE passes on his title of Playboy of C. H. S. to Ken Rice. Watch out, girls! JOHN SWANSON wills his ability to grow tall to Dominic Morano. GARY TRUCHOT wills his physique to Danny Weist. Be sure and use it, Dan, it worked pretty well. DWIGHT TRUCHOT wills his record of not having a date for three and one-half years to Albert Lindseth. Be careful and keep my record going. LAWRENCE TRUCHOT wills his ability go push cars to John Rose. Down hill, that is. DAVE WARNEKE wills his nicknames--Peaches, Dimples, Burley, Twinkletoes, and Daisy--to Dave Hill. He will even pay you to take them. ROGER WEIST wills his ability to stay out of trouble to Grant Gormeley. KATHY BOUSSARD wills her ability to stay home on week nights and study to Claudia Wedum, who really needs it. Watch those week night blasts, Claud. BARBEE BUCHANAN wills her nickname Tank to Terry Rentmeister. Keep the tradition going, Terry, ANKE DHANE wills her ability to back into parked cars to Diane Hansen. DONNA CHALMERS wills her cheerleading ability to Donna Schilling. KAREN GRAVDAL wills her ability not to be conceited to Bev Faurote. CHERE' FORREST wills her ability to stick to one guy to Pauline Stott. MABLE HANSMANN wills her box of Kleenex to Jackie Peters with the hope that she will take the cold, too! SHEILA JENSON wills her ability to go out and have fun while going steady to Donna Nett. Have fun, Donna! BONNI KILLAM wills her walk to Helena Hensley and Barbara Gordon. You will have to work hard to perfect that, girls. JUDY LARSON wills her skinny figure to Judy Swenson. She also wills her giggle to Judy Yeager and Linda Pederson, in hopes that they will keep the school alive next year. BARBARA LUSSENDEN wills her seat on the school bus next to Dave Hill to Carolynn Schiller. Take it easy, Carolynn. KATHY MALONEY wills her two younger sisters, Peggy and Carol, to Ralph Paulus. Remember, there's safety in numbers, Wolfy. JEAN McGUIRE wills her ability to go with one boy more than two weeks to Candy (Love'em and Leave'em) Stenson. Make good use of the talent Candy, the supply is running out. SUSAN MEADOWS leaves her tallness to Kay (Speedy) Smith. JUDY MORRIS wills Dennis Capps and Ronnie Fellers to the sophomore girls. We hear they like the strong, silent type. JOANNE NESBIT wills her hot, fast Honda to Richard Hansmann and Janet Wood. I hope you two can push it fast enough. AUDREY SHEBLE wills her brains, what's left of them, to Coy Davidson, Carol Miller, and Karen Miller. MIRIAM VAIL wills her ability to get her man to Marilyn Larson. Better watch out, boys. LINDA VANCE wills her ability to smile to Margaret Larson. Make good use of it. GRETCHEN VOORHEES wills her ski-weekends to David Forrest, because he would enjoy the apres ski activities. (You can't have my24-ounce stein, tho! ) JUDY ZGODA wills her ability to flirt with other girls boyfriends to Dorothy Stenson. Make good use of it, Dorothy. 100 CLASS PROPHECY One spring morning in 1989, Mr. Peck, being in a reminiscent mood, wondered about the class he had taught in 1964. He decided to visit the little fortune-telling shop on the corner to see if the Astrologer could satisfy his whim. He pushed in the swinging door and stood before a bent old Gypsy woman, who asked him to sit down. •'I came, Mr. Peck said, because I was thinking about the class of 1964, and especially Roger Weist. He's working up north on his father's ranch, isn't he? The old woman bent over her crystal ball on the table. Yes, but he does something else, too, I see: He sells blotters to the Ink Spots. Well, tell me more about some of the other students in the class. Cross my palm with silver first, said the woman. We will start around Chateau and travel from here. With this a thin mist filled the room and Mr. Peck felt himself slowly floating through space. The room quickly became that of a Choteau tavern. Mr. Peck saw a poor broken-down man playing sad music on his trumpet. He remembered when C. H. S. had had such high hopes for Ron Pierre. The fortune-teller explained that Ron's life had been saddened when his fiance', Linda Vance, had left him for an old school friend, Jim Sul grove. What about his friend, Allen Peters? questioned Mr. Peck. Allen has put his presidential experience to good use and has become president of the Bynum Brewery Association. He is also mayor and sole owner of the seven bars and one grocery store there, replied the old woman. It seemed to Mr. Peck that the liquor business had really boomed in that small suburb. As they looked intently at the globe, it revealed the scene of a newspaper office. Mr. Peck asked, What has this to do with the class of 1964? The fortune -teller replied, This shop is owned by Lawrence Truchot. He has one of the largest society columns in the city and if we look closely, we will be able to see more familiar names. For instance, there are such people as: KATHY BOUSSARD, who is not driving a big black limousine for Mrs. Buforphington, whose late husband invented the chicken. MARC ANDERSON, who is running Marcy's Fashion Shop in Chicago and is selling sun-snatcher bathing suits. GRETCHEN VOORHEES and SUSAN MEADOWS, who are working together on a mad experiment, trying to invent a mechanical man that will go under water, catch fish, and bring them up all cleaned. JOANNE NESBIT, who has achieved fame with her book of progressive poetry containing such works as My Love Is a Sparrow, Come On to My Pad, and Don't Step On My Sunglasses. SHEILA JENSON, who was always fascinated by things that jumped, now spends all of her spare time down in Australia chasing kangaroos. BOB CHERRY, who was in the elevator business, has decided to go back to the gas station business be- cause the last two elevators were so high they fell down. JOHN SWANSON, now called Fleetfoot, who is the world-wide master of dancing, having taken over Arthur Murray's place. Whoever would have thought it the way he used to cultivate the girl's compatches was just painful. 101 DONNA CHALMERS of big 15 fame, now has a big 15 of her own--seven boys and eight girls. She's a graduate of Dental School of California. She says it saves money with all of the children. BARBEE BUCHANAN, who is now a leading fashion designer and has been asked to design the clothes for the famous model, Jean McGuire. GARY DUNCKEL, who was playing with the Harlem Roadsters until they noticed that his coloring was off, along with other things. DWIGHT and GARY TRUCHOT, who have taken Finley's place at C. H. S. , produce their own un- earthly smells with those little test tubes and chemicals. Mr. Peck seemed quite surprised to hear about all of these people. But then the fog whirled and the place changed. A limousine driven by a lively chauffeur appeared. He stepped out to open the door for his employer, who turned out to be none other than Judy Morris. Mr. Peck hardly recognized her in her Russian sables and monogrammed Rolls-Royce. She was one of the class of '64 who really got into the money on winning one of Mr. Finley,s sweepstakes tickets. A massive door with gold letters on a plate glass background revealed the name of Dr. John Van Brunt. His fame had traveled far because of his invention of a zipper to close unincisions. Of course he sold his rights to the Surgical Zipper Company, and took a large block of shares in payment. ’’Now to the mountains, beckoned the Astrologer, and a mansion came into view. A small man in the foreground stepped gingerly into an outdoor swimming pool. Here was Tom Rogers, who had played the role of Tarzan; outside of the cinema, he was the under-priveleged husband of the former Miriam Val, who ruled the household with an iron hand. The closest neighbors were the exact opposite. Living in a tumbled-down cabin, Bonni Killam, now a red- faced, ragged woman with frowsy hair, motioned to un unkept figure with a pipe dangling from his lips. The crystal gazer explained that this was the one time All-American football player, Ronnie Gollehon. The Astrologer added, Speaking of football, Judy Larson is now the first woman football player, in fact, the best in the West. Besides making a career for herself, she has established a home, not counting her ten children. The Gypsy turned to Mr. Peck, Now, where would you like to go? You're doing okay, replied Mr. Peck. Then we shall go to Great Falls and then east, all right? Mr. Peck nodded. He blinked to find himself in a T. V. station AHD, owned by Anke Dhane. The old wo- man spoke in a whisper to Mr. Peck, Anke has been running this station for years. She's the American who promoted the Beatles, who took the country by storm. She's given Karen Gravdal, star vocalist on the Patty Duke Show, a contract to sing her latest recordings, 'On Top of Ear Mountain, ' 'Truchot Hill Has a Thousand Eyes, 1 and Way Down Yonder at the Elevator . Another celebrity is David Stott, who has been touring Europe lately with his beautiful tenor voice. His theme song is entitled, 'It All Started with the F. F. A. We shall now jump to New York and see some more of the C. H. S. alumni, said the Gypsy. Mr. Peck looked intently at the globe and saw a surprising thing. On a huge New York building blazed the name of Arensmeyer and Wameke, Inc. Mr. Peck watched the crystal globe and saw Ed dictating to his secretary, Chere' Forrest and Dave talking to a group of juveniles on the art of giving house parties when folks 102 aren't home. Some business they have, thought Mr. Peck. By the way, said the Gypsy, Kathy Maloney's business is located right next door. Of course, with her specialities of peach-drops, twinkletoes, and burley-fingers, her biggest customer is 'Dimples' Wameke? Now, south, directed the old woman, and the pamorama of a cotton field was spread out before the eyes of the gazer. Among the Negroes was a man of lighter complexion reclining in the shade of a tree. He seemed to be muttering to himself, and when he turned over, whom should Mr. Peck see, but Jim Carlson, though at first he was difficult to recognize under his stubble of beard and his graying hair. West? inquired the fortune-teller, and Mr. Peck saw a sign flashing that he was in Springfield, Illinois. Mr. Peck wondered who could be here. The fortune-teller explained, Judy Zgoda, whom you remember as 'Miss Flirt of C. H. S.' has started a school for girls here. The course of study is called 'How to Avoid Boys Without Really Trying, ' in six easy lessons. Boy, has she changed, commented Mr. Peck. Kenny Johnson, who has just returned from Munich, Germany, has completed his collection for beer steins and is making good use of Kenny's Keg in Denver, Colorado, we'll look in on him in passing. After Mr. Peck had admired several hundred beer mugs, the scene began to change to a big Las Vegas Hotel, Mr. Peck shook his head. Who could be here? Then he saw, gliding over the gleaming floor, a bell- boy with blond hair and a mustache. He stopped to talk to an old woman who was wearily dusting the banister. The Gypsy explained, Audrey Sheble is the charwoman, who is desperately in love with Lonnie Dale, but he has eyes only for Hollywood's glamour girl, Mabel Hansmann. The next scene, that of Hollywood, became clear. Mr. Peck saw that Jere Huffman, the world's fastest wolf, has just completed his latest pic, Go Get'em in living color. Someone was combing his hair. AH, it is Hollywood's most famous hairstylist, Hollywood Dan, alias Jim Peebles. Mr, Peck could hardly believe his eyes, but further surprises were in store for him when he saw a little brown-skinned man rowing a boat across the Pacific. Artie Anderson had a happy grin on his face as he looked intently at the horizon. When land appeared, Artie was helped ashore by the willing hands of beautiful Ha- waiian girls. Mr. Peck moaned. How he would like to be there, teaching the Hawaiian girls how to swing it. Shall we turn north? asked the Astrologer. Mr. Peck could almost feel the icy blasts as he viewed some Eskimos igloos, where a great commotion seemed to be going on. A group of Eskimos were gathered around a cake of ice and a man was perched on it in a belligerent attitude proved to be Russell Koch lecturing them on the advantages of a Honda. But Mr. Peck had to hurry on, for the crystal globe was still revealing scenes of the activities of the class of 1964. A well-traveled road came into sight. Suddenly a short, stout, tired looking gentlemen trying to thumb a ride, came into Mr. Peck's vision. Luck seemed to be against him for car after car passed by the weary traveler. After a long time a luxurious car slowed down beside the traveler, and a pleasant face at the window smiled an invitation to the man to enter. Mr. Peck saw that it was Mike Morris, who was stepping into the car driven by a fashionable appearing woman, Barbara Lussenden. Mike explained that he was hitch- hiking to San Francisco in order to train for a marathon on the Pacific coast. The car turned off the road and.. . and.., and the Gypsy covered the crystal ball with her scarf. Mr. Peck sighed and passed his hands over his eyes. He'd seen enough for one morning. 103 The Senior Class of 1964 sincerely thanks the following people for supporting our Yearbook. N The Villager Cherry’s 66 Service Safeway Harold's Music Company Kaufmans McIntosh's Uke’s Sports Great Falls Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Breen Oil Company Texaco Bulk Plant Cornell Hotel and Cafe Log Cabin Drive Inn Lee's Grocery Kimmet Brothers Texaco Olsen Agency Bob’s Ford Sales Anderson Chevrolet and Cadillac Malcott Body Shop Knudtzon Lumber Company Citizen’s State Bank Choteau Electric Rex Grocery Bill’s Processing Plant Hanusa Agency Choteau Floral Choteau Pontiac Oldsmobile Garage Teton Cleaners H T Store Choteau Acantha Dellwo Agency Neighborhood Grocery Abbott Implement Parkway Cafe A K Lanes Manor Beauty Salon Tilton Office Outfitters Great Falls Sporting Goods Co., Inc. Beckmans Dundas Office Supply Choteau Club Standard Oil Bulk Plant Teton Furniture Wedum’s Standard Service Coast to Coast Store H and H Implement Bob’s Time Shop Taylor Motor Company Bella Vista Motel Choteau Drug Inc. Choteau Food Market Lil's Beauty Shop Gamble Store Penguin Cafe Pioneer Bar Teton Pharmacy Choteau Lockers J. C. Penney Company Ted’s Drive In Superior Dairy Choteau Bakery Leo’s Shoe Shop Phillips’ 66 Bulk Shop Choteau Texaco Service v. V V W - M-’ -2;'