Fort Benton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Benton, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

PIONEER Presented By The Senior Class Of 1965 Fort Benton High School Fort Benton, Montana Student Life Music Organizations Athletics Seniors Faculty and Administration Underclassmen Sponsors Joei Beauregard and Carolyn Holm accept the m ineral display presented by Virgil Chamberlin, courtesy of Montana School of Mines. Harlem Globetrotters pause during the fast- moving game sponsored by the BM Chib. Donna Knudson arranges an art display in the senior high school foyer. Coaches Gene McKeeyer and Jack Lepley look on as Roy Willett is presented a life-time pass to all basketball games in honor of his many years service to FBHS. (LEFT) Concert band performs for one of their concerts held in the junior high gym. 3 Mr. Kindzerski ignites an explosive mixture for a roving photographer as Don Kelley, Ed Lenington, and Tom Tope look on. Advanced Biology students absorb themselves in the dissection of fetal pigs. Jack Herbold, Don Kelley, Larry Pope work to perfect equipment used in difficult physics experiments. 4 Bob Schoonover attempts to analyze the structure of the DNA molecule as Kathy Ries records data on a graph. Just before leaving for one of many debate trips, Mr. McGlynn stops to give advice and counsel to one of his many English students. LEFT, Tom Craig usesthe electric lathe in the industrial arts department to shape the base of a lamp. Gary Flom and Wiley Kendall use electric hack saw on their pro- jects for industrial arts. Using seminar study hall to full advantage are Brad Huffman and Gary Arganbright. 5 Our high school and its teachers—always there to serve the student in any possible way. With open doors it awaits the arrival of a flood of students in the quiet of early morning. No matter, no activity can interfere with Mr. McKeever's duty— to make up a government test as he keeps the halls quiet during the operetta. LEFT, Mr. Kindierski enjoys a few minutes with students during the lunch hour. 6 After the Snake Dance, Pep Band performs at the bonfire despite excessive smoke. Highlights Of Homecoming First-place senior float, A Look into the Future, foresees a Longhorn victory and senior candidate Marilyn McDede a s Homecoming Queen. Junior float, Forecast a Victory, placed second in float competition, followed by third-place freshman float, Addinguptoa Victory. Fresh- men a Iso received the prize for best junior high float. Sopho- mores provided s tiff competition with Give 'Em the Old Grind, but failed to place. Mr. Gail Stensland, right, served as master of cere- monies at the annual Homecoming Variety Show; he himself added variety by changing costumes before announcing each act. • ' 7 Longhorn captain Tom Tope congratulates senior Marilyn McDede after crowning her 1964 Homecoming Queen. Warm-ups precede each football game played by the Longhorns. Bob Hudson takes his turn kissing Queen Marilyn—privilege of Senior Longhorns for leading at halftime. Following halftime ceremonies, a happy queen returns to watch victorious Longhorns defeat Cho - teau 20-14. Game Provides Excitement an important game. Bob Schoonove r strides in for the win- ning touchdown. 8 MINICK is Fall Play FIRST ROW, 1 to r: Susan Hudson, Randy Thill, Linda Highfill, Sherry Loyland, Bob Hudson, Carolyn Holm, Kathleen Tacke, Brad Huffman, Doug Stovall, Ed Johns, Danny LaBelle, Lynda Conn, Marilyn McDede, Jerry Habel, Joei Beauregard. SECOND ROW: June Fowler, Connie Rominger, Elaine Wolf, Carl McCoun, Linda Anderson, Norma Collins, Billie Conn, Gloria Cook, Joan Overholser, Trudy Nottingham, Clarice Holm, Donna Olson, Raedene Nottingham, Andrea Roudebush, Mae Cook. Cast Lil Corey................Carolyn Holm Jim Corey..........................Ed Johns Nettie Minick..........Kathleen Tacke Fred Minick.............Doug Stovall Old Man Minnick .... Brad Huffman Annie.................Joei Beauregard A1 Diamond...............Jerry Habel Marge Diamond...........Randy Thill Lula.......................Sue Hudson Mr. Dietenhofer...........Dan LaBelle Mr. Price.........................Bob Hudson Mrs. Smallridge . . . Marilyn McDede Miss Crackenwald .... Lynda Conn Miss Lippincott . . . .Sherry Loyland Miss Stack..............Linda Highfill MINICK was presented as the fall play. This play, whose cast was mostly seniors, was the story of an old man and his rejec- tion by a society that no longer wanted him. Bob Hudson, Brad Huffman, and Dan LaBelle inspecta gavel (LEFT) in one of the scenes from MINICK. Old Man Minick (CENTER) tries to find a cce pta n ce with those two men, and finally joins them at their rest home. With a cast of 15, MINICK presented many problems, mainly because of the ex- tensive use of sound effects. The play was directed by Mr. Alan Goller. Brad Huffman, playing a very effective Old Man Minick, spurred the cast to an ef- fective presentation. Several scenes in the play proved extremely hard to present. This was to be the final play presented by an all- school group. 10 The SKELETON WALKS is Presented The spring play, THE SKELETON WALKS, contained a junior-senior cast and an all-junior crew. The play was deemed the most successful of several years, and was directed by Mr. Sam Conner and Mr. Warren Elwood. It was Mr. Conner's first attempt at directing a play. With a cast of ten, the smallest of re- cent plays, the play had the largest gate. An intriguing play of suspense and my- stery, the children of the audience partici- pated in the action. Screams accompanied the skeleton as he carried Lillian Kline up the stairs. The characters of the play were very well cast with each person fitting” his or her role perfectly. This appeared to be the most smooth running and successful play presented at Fort Benton High School re- cently. After this play, the plays will revert back to class plays from all-school plays. This move was necessary because of lack of in- terest in the all-school play. With this change should come the class spirit necessary for a successful play. Cast Mrs. Hubbard Elaine . . . Anne .... Kinks . . . Ollie . . . . Dennis Koller . Lillian Kline . Lea LaBarre Donna Knudson Kathy Moorse Dr. Fersig. . Bill .... Mrs. Embry Bobby .... Mrs. Donahue . Mike LeMond Howard Hanford . Randy Thill Rick Gilbert . June Fowler FIRST ROW, 1 to r: Kathy Moorse, Howard Hanford, Lillian Kline, Donna Knudson, Randy Thill, Rick Gilbert, Lea LaBarre. SECOND ROW: Mr. Warren Elwood, director, Linda HighfiU, Kathy Ries, Sandy Smith, Susan Larson, Diane Ritter, Jane Peterson, Linda Bateman, June Fowler, Mike LeMond, Dennis Koller, Louis Nagengast, Bob Appleby, James Tacke, Mr. Sam Conner, director. II Rick Gilbert, Bobby, uses a broom handle to stop the advance of June Fowler as Mrs. Donahue. Randy Thill, Mrs. Embry, and Donna Knudson, Kinks, stand in fear of the approaching widow in THE SKELETON WALKS. Brad Huffman looks longingly at a picture of his departed wife in MINICK. Brad played Mr. Minick in the play. Gloria Cook, CENTER, Student Director of MINICK, instructs Fred Minick, as played by Doug Stovall, and Nettie Minick, as played by Kathleen Tacke, in some effective actions. 12 Howard Handord, Bill, guards Lillian Kline, Elaine, from the advancing skeleton in THE SKELETON WALKS. Students Join In Spring Cleaning For once in their lives, Rusty Peres, Art McCoun, and Sam Watson show a little muscle as they pull a fence post. Ray Grande supervises dog pile on Sam Watson. Believe it or not, he came out alive. Kelly Moorse seems to think getting a lawn mower started is the funniest thing in the world. Despite this obstacle, her team went on to take the first-place trophy. Dennis Roller, Mike'Speakman, and Kent Aznoe show a bit of hustle as they wheel barrows of fertilizer across the front lawn. 13 Fun, Food Make Longhorn Day Students line up for the evening meal served by the FFA following the hayride to Greenroof Bridge. Splat! Oh, Roxanne Kegal, what a mess you made with that egg. Catch it, don't break it. Gene Paul finds it a bit difficult making his way to the finish line during the skateboard obstacle race. By the way, what happened to the skateboard? After a long, hard day of cleaning school grounds, playing games at the football field, riding those tipping hay wagons, and getting more than enough hay stuffed down their backs, students pause to eat before making the return trip. Don Kelley of the Orange team leads the boys' obstacle race to take first for his team. 14 In The Misty Moonlight Linda Bateman and Linda Lilly put the finishing touches on the ceiling to create an enchanting effect. Loveliness was unveiled through the roman- tic effect created by the aspiring, hard-working juniors in their endeavor to honor the Senior Class. Accenting the theme were a star- studded ceiling and a trickling waterfall sur- rounded by clouds of angel hair, creating an enchanting garden for all in attendance. Chosen by the Junior Class to reign over the prom as Queen was a surprised but happy Andrea Roudebush. Donna Knudson w a s se- lected Senior Princess, Sandy Smith, Junior Princess, and Roxanne Kegal, Sophomore Princess. Excellent dancing music was provided by Chuck Lee's Band from Havre. Pam Nagengast, Bob Schoonover, Dorine Richard, Tim Grossman, and Connie Rominger admire the final result of much hard work—a steaming fountain. Juniors busily and hastily work to complete decorations in time to honor the Seniors. 15 Junior Class President Brian Wood crowns Andrea Roudebush Queen of the Prom which was held in honor of the Senior Class. Queen Andrea Roudebush holds Court. LEFT TO RIGHT: crown-bearers Nikki McKeever, Janie Kindzerski, Wayne Ayers, and Michelle Wood. SECOND ROW: Brian Wood, Senior Princess Donna Knudson, Sophomore Princess Roxanne Kegal, Queen Andrea Roudebush, Junior Princess Sandy Smith. RIGHT, dancers enjoy floating through the Misty Moonlight. 16 Class Night Offers Congratulations are Tom Tope's as Mr. McKeever hands him the Dick Hudson Leadership Award. Mr. Schreuder presents the Bill Vinion Outstanding Music Student Award to Carolyn Holm in recognition of her talents. Gary Taylor spouts a senior prophecy as narrator Gene Bennett questions him. 18 Rocky Tope looks on as Don Kelley receives athletic letter from Mr. Lepley. Gary Scott, Frank Erwin, and Gene Paul attempt to dampen senior spirit by mocking them with a sign from Sneak Day-,fWe Shall Overcome. Awards To Deserving Students Thrilled, Marilyn McDede accepts the VFW Auxiliary Scholarship from Mrs. Chris Nagengast. Dan LaBelle admires journalism Silver Key Award, presented by Mr. Madden. Dola Wilson congratulates Carl McCoun after pre- senting him with the VFW Scholarship. RIGITT, Annual Staff members get awards for many hours of work. With pride Tim White accepts the American Legion Leader- ship Award from Mr. Godfried as Joei Beauregard watches. 19 Sneak Day Gives Seniors Vacation ..................... • !. !........................................ . .«. • • ••• • . • V. • • full cA rA rikLi vCi. ,6 Vvl pIlHi (x? k rJ • c,,vt • ■ or- oa� Ki K«.«4Ji iu « re 1 r ap i .nA ■r,.f £5- , u-.v, ffvjjk n. -A f f 1 � - t� J3iU � ■ •«■ . , j U, fiu . iMiiM f jx j tk t- 'ri SS dLftd % tfV ' seniors r 45 j. t«u«OtPg While the underclassmen were slav- ing on May 4, the seniors were soaking up the sun at the Lewistown Hot Springs. The day was spent in such activities as swimming, hiking, playing baseball, and eating. Apparel was periodically damp- ened by Mr. Lepley and his henchmen. Despite petty jealousies, conceits, and pranks of the underclassmen, the seniors felt the day was a success. The magnificent, benovolent, etc., senior legancy slams the juniors. The Class of '65 leaves its farewell mark on the school as its members go out to conquer the world. The day after the night before has caught up with Doug Stovall and Lillian Kline. Tim White seems to be the only energetic senior in the group. Seniors’ Last Class Fling Seniors enjoy bowling tournament at all-night party sponsored by Kiwanis. Following commencement exercises on June 1, 1965, the Kiwanis sponsored an all- night party for the graduating seniors. Lunch was served in the junior high school cafeteria. The seniors were then transported by bus to Benton Lanes, where several hours were spent in a most invigo- rating bowling contest. After returning t o the school, a full- length movie, CHARADE, was shown. A short dance followed at three-thirty in the morning. A delicious breakfast was served, and at five o'clock nearly thirty weary ex- seniors departed from their much-loved school. Sherry Loyland was supposed to be bowling, but her attention evidently'wandered to playboys Doug Stovall and Larry Pope. Tom Tope, Cary Flom, and Jerry Habel enjoy a hearty Breakfast As usual, Carl McCoun with a girl. This to the beat of the Beach Boys. time its Monda Kalanick. 21 Baccalaureate Well Attended Solemn seniors attend Baccalaureate services. Reverend Walters, Mr. Simmons, and Reverend Robinson watch departing seniors leave the auditorium. Luncheon Honors Seniors Class officers, sponsors, and superintendent sit at the head table. Seniors and their mothers enjoy the luncheon. 22 Juniors Decorate For Commencement Junior Susan Larson puts the finishing tcxiches on the motto sign for commencement. Arranging huge branches of lilacs are Mary Hansen and Jean Benjamin. Checking the diplomas for last-minute touches are Mr. Lepley, senior sponsor, and Bob Schoonover, a junior. 23 Gary Scott places the table for the diplomas near the speakers' rostrum. Future Still Our Own Sahitatorian Trudy Nottingham and Valedictorian Carolyn Holm were the main commencement speakers for the evening. Mr. Ed Nottingham, Chairman of the Board, presented diplomas and Reverand Warren Smith gave the invocation and benediction. Now alumni, graduates prepare to march out ot the strains of the Triumphal March from AIDA. LEFT, honor graduates maintained a 3.00(B) average for four years: Linda Letz, Joan Over- holser, Candy Mere- dith, K a t h i e Burch, Elaine Wolfe, Carolyn Holm, Trudy Notting- ham, Nancy Castor, Linda Halley. NOT PICTURED: June Fow- ler and Joei Beaure- gard. 24 Gomorgo (Tom Tope) tells Tom (Gene Bennett), I’m the head of the axedepart- ment; he’s (Gary Arganbright) the blockhead. Piper Children and Jane (Roxanne Kegal) express their feelings as they sing, I don't care what teachers says, I can't do the Master Toymaker (Jim Tacke) sings to the Piper Children of a ’’mystic, merry Toyland. ” 26 It's a good thing for you that I do use my head, M exclaims the Widow Piper (Betty Hightower) as Bamaby (Larry Krum- wiede) complains of her extravagance. Babes In Toyland ’’See that ogre tall! M cries Jane (Roxanne Kegal) as she points him out to her brother Alan (Ray Grande) in the Spider Forest. ,rWhy not try your Irish iliquence on me? inquires Villager Sandy Smith of Dandy Bob Appleby. ’’Hear ye! Hear ye! For loosing the spirits of evil, Alan shall be beheaded in the public square! proclaims Tom (Gene Bennett). 27 FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Dione Albers, lone Bratvold, Joan Benjamin, Betty Hightower, Raedene Nottingham, Carolyn Holm, Jane Peterson, Kathy Moorse, Patsy Jordan, Donna Olson, Roxanne Kegel, Susan Larson, Rachel Vielleux, Diane Ritter. SECOND ROW: Elaine Wolf, Jean Benjamin, Sandra Smith, Monda Kalanick, Kathy Ries, Candy Meredith, Clarice Holm, Bob Appleby, Jim Tacke, Martyna Richard, Rusty Peres, Tom Leinart, Rick Gilbert, Tom Tope, Brian Wood, Ginny Ries, Howard Hanford. THIRD ROW: Mary Kay Lenington, Merial Chappell, Kathy Price, Mary Jane Ross, James Lofstrom, Danny Vielleux, Linda Cook, Ernie LaBarre, Gene Bennett, Rick Blummer, Joei Beauregard, Ray Grande, Jim Herbold, Gar Wood, Dick Grande, John Olson, Kent Aznoe, Ed Lenington, Kathie Burch, Linda Bateman, Marilynn Nagengast, Lea LaBarre, Linda Hailey, Dan Laubach, Albert Calkin, Gary Gomoll, Jim Trott, Gary Taylor. Director, Mr. Jerry Schreuder. NOT PICTURED: Glenda Schultz. Concert Band Applauded The 1964-65 band year was concluded with a concert in the park, marking the end of a success- ful year. The full band performed in the home- coming parade, Thanksgiving Concert, Spring Concert and Memorial Day Parade, and in the District Music Festival, where the band received a superior rating. This year smaller ensembles performed such as a woodwind trio, Hungary five band, and a brass ensemble rather than a stage band. The Pep Band had a busy year of home games, district tournament, and a trip to Conrad. The band was honored by ten, preauditioned All-State Band members: Diane Ritter, Rachael Vielleux, Dione Albers, lone Bratvold, Gary Tay- lor, Lea LaBarre, Ed Lenington, Candy Meredith, Clarice Holm and Carolyn Holm. Further honor came as Carolyn Holm represented Fort Benton as the first chair bassoon in All-Northwest Band. - •------------- Mr. Schreuder directs band during the Spring 28 Concert. Under the direction of Mr. Jerry Schreuder, the Pep Band boosted school spirit by playing at all home basketball and football games and during District Basketball Tourna- ment. The Pep Band also traveled to Conrad for the divisional play-off games. The band, selected by Mr. Schreuder, entertained the spectators during the half-time and assisted the cheerleaders. Much versatility was exemplified by the members as they played num- bers ranging from Birth of the Blues to Hands Across the Sea,” a concert march. Since many of the players were from the junior high band, they gained added experience. Led by Mr. Schreuder, the Pep Band performs at one of the many home basketball games in their traditional uniforms. It looks as though everyone is concentrating deeply on giving a good performance. Pep Band Plays for Games FIRST ROW, L to r.: Dione Albers, lone Bratvole, Elaine Wolf, Betty Hightower, Susan Larson, Diane Ritter, Rick Gilbert, Brian Wood, Ginny Ries, Howard Hanford. SECOND ROW: Sandra Smith, Monda Kalanick, Kathy Ries, Mary Kay Lenington, Candy Meredith, Clarice Holm, Gary Gomoll, Dan Laubach, Jim Trott, Gary Taylor, Marilynn Nagengast, Kathie Burch, Linda Bateman, Lea LaBarre. THIRD ROW: Kent Aznoe, Jim Herbo Id, Chris Engren, Linda Cook, Gene Bennett, Rick Blummer, Gerald Aznoe. 29 Chorus Hosts Eighty-Two FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Linda Highfill, Theresa Moorse, Dorine Richard, Connie Bennett, Joan Overholser, Donna Olson, Jean Benjamin, Linda Tacke, Merial Chappell, June Fowler, Raedene Nottingham. Mr. Jerry Schreuder, Director; Trudy Nottingham, lone Bratvold, Linda Letz, Carolyn Holm, Elaine Wolf, Monda Kalanick, Diane Granger, Linda Bateman, Linda Cook, Pam Green. SECOND ROW: Donna Knudson, Diane Ritter, Kathleen Tacke, Linda Halley, Kathie Burch, Marilyn McDede, Roxanne Kegel, Linda Lilly, Sandra Smith, Sue Larson, Clarice Holm, Nancy Castor, Rachel Vielleux, Connie Rominger, Jane Peterson, Connie Thill, Ilene Morrow, Mary Kay Lenington, Lynda Conn, Diane Knudson, Susan Hudson, Linda Anderson, Joei Beauregard. THIRD ROW: Ron Watson, Rusty Peres, Bob Hudson, Doug Stovall, Carl McCoun, Ray Grande, Jim Tacke, Gene Bennett, Ed Lenington, Gary Lucin, Connie Jensen, Betty Hightower, Jim Herbold, Marvin Brodock, Randy Thill, Kathie Moorse, Tim Grossman, Lea LaBarre, Linda Robertson, Mary Lou Humble. FOURTH ROW: James Lofstrom, Jim Trott, Albert Calkin, Howard Hanford, Mike Speakman, Ed McKeever, Brian Wood, Larry Krumwiede, Rocky Tope, Brad Huffman, Gary Arganbright, Tom Tope, Gene Paul, Bob Appleby, Lewis Nagengast, Gary Taylor, Dennis Koller, Leonard Streit. Mr. Schreuder directs the Boys' Chorus is song at the Variety Show. Fort Benton Choir culminated the year's activities with a presentation of Babes inToyland. The 105 voice oper- etta prepared three months in advance for this three night production. Even with this grand finale, the year's work in- cluded the Variety Show, Christmas Concert, Pre-Festival Concert, and the District Music Festival, where the choir received a superior rating. The chorus was honored with ten All-State Chorus members: Trudy Nottingham, Kathy Burch, Linda Letz, Betty Hightower, Tom Tope, Bob Appleby, Jim Herbold, Larry Krumweide, Ray Grande, and Brian Wood. 30 Junior High Band Gains Experience ROW 1, 1 to r: Debbie Kegel, Bill Larson, Valerie Morger, Keith Brodock, Colleen Cox, Dena Laulo, Carol Hanford, Betty Ries, Darrel Holm. ROW 2: Karen Meeks, Janet Ledgerwood, Barbara Albers, Karen Cline, Sherry Meyer, Jane Simmons, Mike Elwood, Mary Nelson, Marvin Courtnage, George Richard, Mark Johnsrud, Maxine Hankins, Mike Blumer. ROW 3: Kathy LeFurgey, Marcia Lippert, Karla Kelley, Marjorie Smith, Marjorie Scott, Deborah Willson, Linda Starke, Peter Trott, Chris Engren, Gerald Aznoe, Mike O'Hara, Bruce Nelson, Eric Ritter, Ronnie Doll, Danny Jewell, Joseph Striet, Randy Morger, Mike Kelley, Rick Rominger, Kip Nottingham, Mike Schultz, Nancy Fry, Dick Crawford, Herbert Gilbert, Lee Taylor, Jimmy Bennett, Frank Anderson, Jerry Schreuder, Director. Madrigal Performs Madrigal Choir, directed by Mr. Schreuder, consisted of a sixteen-voice group which took the place of A Cappella Choir and performed at the Homecom- ing Variety Show and Christmas choral concert. The group sang old English and Italian madrigals which were written in the sixteenth century. It may be interesting to note that seven of the sixteen mem- bers qualified for All-State Cho- rus and that the members of this group formed the principal characters in the operetta Babes in Toyland. FIRST ROW, L to r.: Connie Bennett, Joei Beauregard, Rachel Vielleux, Kathie Burch. SECOND ROW: Betty Hightower, Trudy Nottingham, Raedene Nottingham, Donna Olson. THIRD ROW: Bob Appleby, Lewis Nagengast, Ray Grande, Jim Herbo Id. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Jerry Schreuder, Larry Krumwiede, Gary Arganbright, Gene Bennett, Jim Tacke. Musicians Qualify For State Members of All-State Band, chosen by taped auditions are: L. TO R.; Candy Meredith, lone Bratvold, Clarice Holm, Rachel Vielleux, Diane Ritter, Lea LaBarre, Carolyn Holm, Ed Lenington, Gary Taylor Accepted for All-State Chorus at Missoula on director's recommendations are: L. TO R.; Larry Krumwiede, Jim Herbold, Brian Wood, Bob Appleby, Tom Tope, Linda Letz, Ray Grande, Trudy Nottingham, Betty Hightower, Kathie Burch The following people received I's on solos or ensembles at district festival, entitling them to go to State: L. TO R.; Candy Meredith, Jim Tacke, Gene Bennett, Diane Ritter, Ray Grande, Rachel Vielleux, CarolynHolm, Clarice Holm, Joei Beauregard, Rick Gilbert, Jim Herbold, Ed Lenington, Gary Taylor, Jim Trott, Bob Appleby. Superior-rated French horn quartet, consisting of Candy Meredith, Clarice Holm, Jim Tacke, and Bob Appleby, performs at the pre- festival concert. 32 FIRST ROW, L tor. : Joei Beauregard, Marilyn McDede, Nancy Castor, Kathy Moorse, Connie Jensen, Rachel Vielleux, Mrs. Conner. SECOND ROW: Donna Knudson, Linda Halley, Linda Robertson, Roxanne Kegel, Sandra Smith, Lillian Kline. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou Humble, Nancy Richard, Kathie Burch, Candy Meredith, Linda Bateman, Jane Peterson, Diane Ritter. FOURTH ROW: Billie Conn, Ilene Murrow, Coni Thill, Trudy Nottingham, Susan Larson, Raedene Nottingham, Linda Lilly, Dorine Richard. NOT PICTURED: Betty Hightower, Marilynn Nagengast, Theresa Moorse. Bentonettes Only Service Group Donna Knudson emerges from a pep rally as our football hero. Bentonettes Kathy Moorse and Jane Peterson accompany their hero. Bentonettes, the only service organization in the high school, chose Nancy Castor, president; Marilyn McDede, vice-president; Kathy Moorse, secretary; with Mrs. Linda Conner, advisor. The group ushered at all concerts, basketball and football games. The club doublingas a pepclub, attended games in Chinook and Conrad as a group. Mary Lou Humble, Raedene Nottingham, Linda Lilly, and Coni Thill, Bentonette initiates, pause on their long journey to the end of the snake. “B” Club Sponsors Globetrotters FIRST ROW, L to r. : Rick Gilbert, Gene Paul, Allen Cline, Ray Grande, Tim White, Jack Herbold, Don Kelley, Tom Tope, Bob Schoonover, Gene Bennett, Irvin McCoun. SECOND ROW: Bob Hudson, Gary Flom, Jerry Habel, Ed McKeever, Albert Calkins, Ed Lenington, Rocky Tope, Larry Pope, Gary Lucin, Ed Johns, Carl McCoun, Gary Scott, Mr. Gene McKeever, sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Bob Appleby. B Club's sponsoring of the world- re knowned Harlem Globetrotters proved to be their biggest project of the year. Under the direction of Mr. Gene McKeever, sponsor; Tom Tope, presi- dent; Allen Cline, vice-president; and Don Kelley, secretary-treasurer; the club had a very successful year. Amusing B Club i nit i ate s perform for student pep rally. Harlem Globetrotter pauses during fast -moving game. 35 Future Homemakers Host Variety Of Activities ft m j Mary Lou Humble, newly installed president, Mrs. Linda Conner, advisor, and Linda Halley, past president, are pictured after the annual banquet. Rick Rominger was selected 1965 ’’King of Hearts. Furthering interest in home economics is the main purpose of FHA. Under the sponsorship of Mrs Linda Conner, advisor, and Mrs. Viv Halley and Mrs. Ann Humble, Chapter Mothers, the organization under- took many activities to carry out its pur- pose. Among these were initiation of new members, the Christmas party, the King of Hearts Dance, serving for the FFA ban- quet, several guest demonstrations, and the annual Pa rent-Daughter Banquet where officers for the following year are installed. The main money-making project was the selling of cookbooks. Officers for this year were Linda Halley, president; Donna Knudson, vice-president; Trudy Nottingham, secretary; Mary Lou Humble, treasurer; Andrea Roudebush, re- porter; K a t hi e Burch, parliamentarian; Linda Anderson, song leade r; and Janet Ayers, historian. FIRST ROW, 1. tor.: Linda Anderson, Janet Ayers, Trudy Nottingham, Donna Knudson, Linda Halley, Mary Lou Humble, Kathie Burch, Andrea Roudebush. SECOND ROW: Gail Hanford, Linda Armon, Pam Nagengast, Mae Cook, Sue Hudson, Lynda Conn, Nancy Richard, Shirley Scott, Kathy Price, Renita Peres, Sherry Wigger, Mrs. Conner. THIRD ROW: Patsy Jordan, Patty Laubach, Diane Knudson, Linda Willet. FOURTH ROW: Patty Meyer, Patsy LaBelle, Diane Tacke, Ginny Ries, Mary Jane Ross, Shari Kelley, Marilyn McDede, Georgina Price, Martyna Richard, Barbara Taylor, Pricilla Seright, Linda Tacke. FIFTH ROW: Connie Rominger, Norma Collins, Betty Seright, Linda Bateman, lone Bratyold, Gloria Cook, Connie Jensen, Nancy McDede, Helen LeMond, Wilma Johnson, Jill Roudebush, Lela Fowier. 36 FIRST ROW. 1. tor.: Mr. Gail Stensl and, advisor, Brian Wood, Larry Krumwiede, Bob Laubach, Gary Taylor, John Olson, Brad Huffman. SECOND ROW: Greg Frieling, Charles Worra 11, Charles Fox, Jim Berg, 'Teny Ayers, MikeKnecht, Louis Nagengast, Robert Blanchard, John Leaf, GarWood, Rocky Hi ghf ill, Ed Kirk, Andy Muskovitz. THIRD ROW: Wiley Kendall, Ron Watson, George Stipe, Marvin Brodock, Ed McKeever. Gary Tarbet, td Lenington, Ken Peres, Dennis Cook, Kiik Squires, Leonard Streit. FOURTH ROW: Ernie LaBaije, John Ritland, Richard Browning, Dennis Coady, Bob Schoonover, Art Handford, Clinton Briese, Gene Paul, Steven Grossman, Larry Cook, Rick Rominger. FIFTH ROW: Phil Blodgett, Bob Hudson, Gary Flom, Orville Kelley, Jerry Habel, Gary Arganbright, Danny Handford, Gary Lusin, Danny Vielleux, Lyle Courtnage, Rusty Scott, George Fultz. FFA Puts In Busy Year the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Winners of the chapter public speaking contest were Larry Krumweide, Brian Wood, and Gary Tarbet. The most important leadership ac- tivities the chapter participated in dur- ing the year included: the State F.F .A. Convention, the public speaking contest, and various other contests. The members became proficient in preparing food for a large number of persons with their annual venison bar- becue, the Parent-Son Banquet, and the barbecue for Longhorn Day. Lynda Conn was named F.F.A. Sweetheart for the year 1964-1965. Featured at the shop dance was an ani- mal fair. Members participated in the State Fair where their Community Agriculture Exhibit placed third and theF. F. A. Col- lective Exhibit placed first. A finegroup of exhibits w e r e presented at the Chouteau County Fair. 37 FIRST ROW, L to r.: Sandra Smith, Kathy Moorse, Julie Jackson, Rachel Vielleux, Kathleen Tacke, Candy Meredith, Kathie Burch, Linda Bateman, Diane Ritter. SECOND ROW: Connie Thill, Marilynn Nagengast, Joan Overholser, Gene Bennett, Bob Appleby, Carolyn Holm, Nancy Castor, Jane Peterson, Linda Letz, Trudy Not- tingham. THIRD ROW: Corbin Ross, Rick Gilbert, Tom Craig, Gary Taylor, Clarice Holm, Jim Herbold, Elaine Wolf, Brian Wood, Brad Huffman, June Fowler, James Tacke, Hugh Simmons. NOT PICTURED: Linda Halley. Society Stimulates Academic Interest National Honor Society, hosting 31 members, raised standards this year by increasing the nec- Happy initiates stand beneath goals of the society just before re- Bob Appleby, Corbin Ross, and Mr. ceiving their pins at faU induction ceremonies. Jenson admire hard earned pins. Student Council Directs Student Life LEFT TO RIGHT: Trudy Nottingham, Sandra Smith, Tom Craig, Rachel Vielleux, Joei Beauregard, Gene Bennett, Jim Herbold, Candy Meredith, Betty Hightower, Mr. Gail Stensland, advisor. At a general election in the fall, the student body elected members as follows: Joei Beauregard, president; Gene Ben- nett, vice-president; Rachel Vielleux, secretary; Trudy Nottingham and Betty Hightower, senior representatives; Sandy Smith and Marilynn Nagengast, junior representatives; and Jim Herbold and Tom Craig, sophomore representatives. Candy Meredith was selected by the fac- ulty from the bookkeepingclass to be stu- dent treasurer. The council's main project is spon- soring Longhorn Day each spring. Through this activity, the council pro- vides all students a day off from school and a day in which to learn to get along with other people in work and play. President Joei Beauregard leads discussion Mr. Gail Stensland, advisor, Trudy Nottingham, and Betty High- at a noon meeting. tower argue controversial points of the student constitution. FIRST ROW, I. to r. : Joan Overholser, v. pres.; Linda Letz, pres. ; Monda Kalanick, treas. ; Mrs. Gayla N. Goller, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Mae Cook, Gloria Cook, Norma Collins, Mary Hansen, Vivian Green, Merial Chappell, Theresa Moorse, Pamela Green, Julie Jackson, Donna Olson, Betty Lerum, Janet Ayers, Susan Hudson, Betty Seright, Lynn Albers, Lillian Kline, Anna Robertson, Sec. Librarians Extend Various Services Donna Olson and Anna Sue Robertson Arrange new books and material from the vertical file on the display board which was a gift of the Library Club. ■ Lillian Kline practices her story before telling it to the grade school classes as part of a project of the club. President Carolyn Holm, under the direction of Mr. William Kinderzerski, sponsor, lead the 1964- 65 Science Club. Other elected officers were: Betty Hightower, vice-president; Kathy Moorse, secre- tary; and Jane Peterson, treasurer. The club's main pro j e ct was afield trip to Helena, Butte, and Bozeman, October 29, 30, and 31. The purpose of this field trip was to expose members to the applied sciences in business and industry today. The field trip took the students through the new cement plant near Helena. Butte provided students with views of the open pit mine and the School of Mines. In Bozeman the members toured the agriculture department of the college. Throughout the year, various members demon- strated projects for the club. Carolyn Holm entered her project in the District Science Fair held in Simms, March 27. Science Club Explores the World Science Club members prepare for their descent to the depths of a Butte mine. FIRST ROW, L to r.: Tom Craig, Dan Laubach, Betty Hightower, Carolyn Holm, Kathy Moorse, Jane Peterson, Tim White, Jim Tacke, Albert Calkin. SECOND ROW, 1. to r. : Bob Laubach, Frank Erwin, Kurt Squires, Kathy Ries, Sandy Smith, Diane Ritter, Larry Pope, Ilene Morrow, Theresa Moorse, Julie Jackson, Clarice Holm, Betty Seright, Bob Appleby, Corbin Ross, Mr. William Kindzerski. Journalism Produces CANNON REPORT LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Leti, Vivian Green, Sherry Loyland, Gloria Cook, Marilyn McDede, Billie Conn, Carl McCoun, Kathleen Tacke, Joan Overholser, Dan LaBelle, Lillian Kline. NOT PICTURED: Incinda Hiatt To an added class, journalism, went the responsi- bility of publishing the school paper, the CANNON RE- PORT. Editors were selected at the beginning of the year, and guided members of the class in their speci- fic jobs. Preparing the CANNON REPORT every two weeks involved three major steps: laying-out the pages, and, after typing, putting on headlines, running-off on the Gestetner, and stapling. The paper was then ready for distribution to over 375 readers. 42 Marilyn McDede makes a page lay-out for the CANNON REPORT, as Kathleen Tacke and Sherry Loyland put headlines on another page of the paper. Carl McCoun and Lillian Kline check for proper inkage on a page, while Billie Conn, Vivian Green, and Dan LaBelle look on. Staff Beats Deadline Staff members assisted editors in the production of the very successful 1965 PIONEER. FIRST ROW; 1. tor.: Linda Cook, Candy Meredith, Kathy Burch. SECOND ROW: Donna Knudson, Dan LaBelle, Dorine Richard, June Fowler, lone Bratvold, Nancy Castor, Gary Flom, Randy Thill. NOT PICTURED, John O. Jones, Advisor JoanOverholser, Literary Editor; Advertising and Sales Manager, Linda Halley; Business Manager, Linda Letzt Marilyn McDede, Activities Editor; Tim White, Sports Editor; Betty Hightower, Music Editor. Co-Editor Carolyn Holm Monda Kalanick, Photography Editor; lone Bratvold, Classes Co- Editor. NOT PICTURED: Patty Meyer, Classes Co-Editor; Lillian Kline, Art and Lay-out Editor. Lyre’s Club Hears Ballads Lyre's Club is an honorary music organization composed of eighteen out- standing high school musicians. Officers selected for this year were: Ray Grande, president; Bob Appleby, vice-president; Diane Ritter, secretary. This year's events included the an- nual Christ ma s party held after the Christmas choral concert at President Ray Grande’s home. The most enjoyable event was the Feburary trip to Northern Montana State College at Havre to hear the nationally- known trio of Peter, Raul, and Mary. Mr. Shreuder, sponsor, entertains the Lyre's Club mem- bers with folk songs and ballads after the pre-festival concert. FIRST ROW, L tor.: Lea LaBarre, Joei Beauregard, Carolyn Holm, Rachel Vielleux, Candy Meredith, Kathie Burch, Clarice Holm, Diane Ritter, Gary Taylor, Mr. Schreuder. SECOND ROW: Jim Tacke, Gene Bennett, Ray Grande, Gary Arganbright, Ed Lenington, Bob Appleby, Jim Herbold, Rick Gilbert, Tom Tope. 44 G.A.A. Stresses Physical Fitness FIRST ROW, 1 to r. Janet Ayers, DonnaKnudson, Kathie Burch, Nancy Richard, Lea LaBarre, Jane Peterson, Kathy Moorse, Donna Olson, Patsy LaBelle, Linda Anderson, Joei Beauregard. SECOND ROW: Linda Halley, Andrea Roudebush, Nancy Castor, Susan Hudson, Elaine Wolf, Linda Tacke, Lynda Conn, Diane Knudson, Linda Cook, Dorine Richard, Mrs. Linda Conner. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou Humble, Connie Rominger, Ilene Morrow, Coni Thill, Rachel Vielleux, Linda Robertson, Roxanne Kegel, Sandy Smith, Kathy Ries, Monda Kalanick. FOURTH ROW: Anna Sue Robertson, Billie Conn, Marilyn McDede, Raedene Nottingham, Connie Jensen, Sharry Loyland, Susan Larson, Clarice Holm, Carolyn Holm, Diane Granger, Norma Collins, Linda Bateman. NOT PICTURED: Mae Cook, Betty Hightower, Theresa Moorse, Marilynn Nagengast, Lillian Kline. Mary Lou Humble displays good sportsmanship and a little humor in the girls’ volleyball tournament. GAA, with Joei Beauregard as president; Nancy Castor as vice president; Jane Peter- son as secretary; and Mrs. Linda Conner as advisor, indulged in several various ac- tivities including: a drill team, trampoline team, and a GAA sponsored Play Day. The trampoline team appeared at a half- time of a basketball game. Lillian Kline appeared as clown of the team. Precision was the guide-word of the tramp-team which was well accepted at the performance. Cheerleaders Direct School Spirit Marilyn McDede Rachel Vielleux Connie Jensen Joei Beauregard Twirlers Exhibit Skills at Games LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Judson, Lynda Conn, Linda Lilly, Kathy Ries, Barbara Bruns, Connie Bennett, Donna Knudson, Diane Knudson, Linda Tacke, Linda Anderson, Diane Tache. The Twirling group appeared at many football games during the year. With Donna Knudson spurring the group on, the twirlers developed very close pre- cision and demonstrated excellent skill. Using the senior high halls as a practice area, the twirlers could be seen many nights a week, per- fecting their skills. Donna Knudson, acting in the capacity of head twirler, organized the girls into a precision team. 47 Kathy Ries marches off the floor after a halftime performance. FIRST ROW, 1 to r: James Berg; Betty Hightower, vice pres.; Joan Overholser, pres.; Kathleen Tacke, sec.; Mr. Terry McGlynn, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Lea LaBarre; Linda Highfill; Linda Letz; Theresa Moorse, hist. : Donald Scott; James Lofstrom; Bill Fox. Forensics Club Expands Activities Forensics Club members demon- strated great drive throughout the school year. Members participated in debate, original oratory and student congress in five meets, plus panel discussions for various civic groups of Fort Benton. The members also took a field trip to Helena to view the legislature. Club members are shown as they leave for the State De- bate Meet in Bozeman, April 23-24. Members who par- ticipated were, from LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Highfill, Kathleen Tacke, Joan Overholser, Betty Hightower. NOT PICTURED: Lea LaBarre. Linda Highfill gives her original composition at an interscholastic meet. 48 ATHLETICS Go get 'em, tiger. Coach Lepley Co-Captains, L. TO R.: Ray Grande, Tom Tope, Tim White. Football Seniors Jack Herbold Ed Lenington Larry Pope 50 Jerry Habel Don Kelley • « Bob Hudson Carl McCoun 51 Eddie McKeever Ed Johns Allen Cline Varsity Backfield FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Bob Schoonover, Ray Grande, Don Kelley, Tim White. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ray Grande, Kurt Squires, Corbin Ross, Gene Paul, Donald Scott, Orville Kelley, Gary Scott. Season Record We They 27-- 0 Big Sandy 6--18 Malta 18--13 Chinook 27 - - 0 Browning We They 12-- 0 Cut Bank 12--31 Conrad 20--14 Choteau 26-- 0 Shelby Varsity Linemen FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Mike Leaf, Jerry Habel, Howard Hanford, Mike Speakman, Gary Lucin, Albert Calkins, Carl McCoun, Bob Hudson, Frank Erwin. SECOND ROW: Irvin McCoun, Ed Lenington, Ed Johns, John Olson, Rocky Tope, Jack Herbold, Gene Bennett, Larry Pope, Eddie McKeever, Tom Tope. NOT PICTURED: Managers Gary Flom and Rick Gilbert. 52 Junior Varsity FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Manager Jim Phipps, Tom Leinart, Lyle Courtnage, Rusty Perer, Dick Grande, Dennis Cody, Ron Watson, Gerald Cook, Bill Siebenaler, John Leaf, Danny Vielleux, Manager Marvin Brodock. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Dick Scott, Charles Fox, Wiley Kendall, George Fultz, Dennis Cook, Robert Blanchard, Darrel Briese, Earnest LaBarre, Larry Cook, Art McCoun, Stephen Grossman, Coach Jack Peterson. Season Record We They 0-- 0 Big Sandy 6-- 0 Fairfield 13--32 Conrad 6-- 7 Big Sandy 12-- 0 Choteau Head Coach Gene McKeever led LEFT TO RIGHT: Assistant Coaches Dick Scott, Jack Peterson, and the Longhorns in one of the best varsity backfield coach Ray Grande, seasons since 1952. � Don Kelley shields Tim White who carries the ball for a score for the Longhorns in the Big Sandy-Longhorn game. Senior Don Kelley carries the ball in a fast-moving game. Two strong teams battle it out at the Homecoming game with Choteau. FORT BENTON LONGHORNS, FIRST ROW, 1 to r: Rocky Tope, Jack Herbo Id, Carl McCoun, Gene Bennett, Ed Lenington, Larry Pope, Tom Tope. SECOND ROW: Ray Grande, Bob Schoonover, Tim White, Don Kelley. 54 FIRST ROW, I. to r.: Managers Allen Cline and Ed Lenington. SECOND ROW: Tim White, Gary Scott, Bob Schoonover, Bob Appleby, Don Kelley, Albert Calkin, Ray Grande, Tom Tope, Larry Pope, Gene Bennett, Jack Herbo Id, Rocky Tope, Coach John G. Lepley. NOT PICTURED: Orville Kelley. Longhorns Take Second Conference Record Tournament Record We They We They We They 53 54 Malta 51 61 Malta 86 71 Havre Central 45 47 Havre Central 69 64 Havre Central 81 70 Chinook 83 67 Harlem 70 64 Harlem 69 74 Chester 88 80 Chinook 68 64 Chinook 75 61 Big Sandy 72 81 Big Sandy Playoff Game 69 76 Chester 68 64 Chester We They Longhorns placed second in the conference with a 63 79 Shelby home from Divisional Touma- Victorious, happy coaches and team members leave the floor after hard- ment at Chinook, holds its fought, hard-won game with an old rival--Big Sandy. place of honor in the main ce showcase. Ray Grande Don Kelley Tom Tope Seniors Lead Team Larry Pope 56 Jack Herbold Tim White Allen Cline Center Jack Herbo Id goes in for a two-pointer during the Havre Central game. Ray Grande, iid Jack Herbo Id attempts to shoot through solid block. Ray Grande makes one point on the way to victory. Driving in for two points, Bob Appleby paces the Longhorns. Keeping his eye on the ball, hoping for a rebound is Don Forward Tom Tope eases out of a tight Kelley, during a tournament game. spot. 38 Junior Varsity Wins Over Half of Games FIRST ROW, L to r.: Leonard Striet, Tom Leinart, Larry Cook, Manager Gene Paul, John Leaf, Dennis Cody, Ricky Bailey. SECOND ROW: Coach Gene McKeever, Stephen Grossman, Donald Scott, IrvinMcCoun, John Olson, Gary Lusin, Albert Calkin, Ernest LaBarre. “C” Squad Works and Trains for Varsity FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Ricky Rominger, Bill Siebenaler, Marvin Brodock, George Fultz, Dick Grande. SECOND ROW: Coach Gene McKeever, Rusty Peres, Jim Trott, Danny Vielleux, Darrel Briese, Lyle Courtnage, Manager Wiley Kendall. NOT PICTURED: Coach Ray Grande. 59 - V . r fer i .. : . During one of the track meets held here, Donald Scott crosses the bar with inches to spare. Carl McCoun trains for Interscholastic. 7 tkd Ji j ... Aw 1 T Sophomore Rocky Tope hurtles the javelin during Chester meet. LEFT, Bob Schoonover easily races against time in the high hurdles. 60 61 Track Rates Divisional’s Fourth FIRST ROW; 1. to r.: Manager Mike Leaf, Bob Schoonover, Don Kelley, Gene Paul, Carl McCoun, Rusty Scott, Ron Watson, Billy Fox, Rick Gilbert, Kurt Squires, Frank Erwin. SECOND ROW: John Leaf, Danny Laubach, Art McCoun, Don Scott, Robert Blanchard, Brian Wood, Gary Tarbett, Rocky Tope, Gary Lusin, Irvin McCoun, Corbin Ross, George Stipe, Coach Gene McKeever. Miler Dennis Coady comes in for first. JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK TEAM, FIRST ROW; 1. tor.: Chuck Worrall, Wiley Kendall, Dick Grande, Gar Wood, George Fultz, Dennis Coady, Rick Rominger, SECOND ROW: Coach Ray Grande, Tom Leinart, Dennis Cook, Lyle Courtnage, Darrel Briese, Stephen Grossman, Larry Cook, Ernest LaBarre. LEFT, Coach McKeever exemplifies his skill and form in the shot put. 62 64 ALLEN L. CLINE BILLIE J. CONN TIM WHITE LILLIAN KLINE ANNA SUE ROBERTSON DONALD W. KELLEY RANDY THILL BRAD HUFFMAN 66 GARY K. RETTIG JOAN L. OVERHOLSER 67 PATRICIA EILEEN LA BELLE JUNE ELIZABETH FOWLER CONNIE RAE ROMINGER 68 EDWARD LEE JOHNS GERALD JOSEPH HA BEL LINDA E. LETZ 69 EDWARD R. LENINCTON LINDA RAE COOK MARILYN M. McDEDE DOUGLAS STOVALL 71 JOHN POINDEXTER BETTY HIGHTOWER TRU DEL LORRAINE NOTTINGHAM ANDREA L. ROUDEBUSH DORINE MARIE RICHARD GARY EARL ARGANBRIGHT CARL JOSEPH McCOUN PATRICIA MEYER 72 S n ' MfmuiSua my RICHARD HUDSON God only knows, why He took our friend away. But I know he's in heaven, so it did good to pray. The school will be lonely, at least for awhile, To walk up the hall and miss his warm smile. Dick was a good boy, and sure enough, He never gave up when the going was tough. He was proud of his class and his head was high, He loved his school, and of girls he was shy. Not once did I hear Dick say, It can’t be done, For if a job were impossible, he would try it for fun. He was a symbol of power, and courage he had. He loved life, and he frowned on the bad. We will all miss him, for he was so good, But remember him in your hearts, for what he stood. I know it hurts, andwe'll miss him a lot, But in our hearts a lesson he taught. Carl McCoun 73 LINDA JUNE ANDERSON Babes In Toyland 4;Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Twirlers 2, 3, 4. GARY EARL ARGANBRIGHT A Cappella 3; All State Chorus 3; Babes In Toyland 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Lyres Club 2,3,4; Madrigal 4. JOEI BEAUREGARD American Legion Leadership Award 4; Babes In Toyland 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Bentonettes 2, Vice Presi- dents, 4; BrassChoir4; Cheerlead- er 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1, 2, 3,4; GAA 2, 3, Pres- ident 4; GIRL CRAZY 2; Heisy Award 4; Honor Graduate 4; Li- brary Club 2; Lyres Club Secretary 2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Outstanding GAA Award 4; Pep Band 1, 2; Stage Band 2, 3; State Music Festival 2, 4; Student C ounc i I Secretary 2, Vice President 3, President 4. PHIL LLOYD BLODGETT FFA 4. MR. JOHN G. LEPLEY, Sponsor Senior Directory IONE GLORIA BRATVOLD All State Band 4; Annual Staff As- sistant Editor 4; Babes InToyland 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cannon Report 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 ; FHA 2, 3, 4; GAA 2,3; Library Club 3; Pep Band 2, 3.4. KATHIE BURCH A CappellaChoir 3; All State Cho- rus 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Babes In Toyland 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Ben- tonettes 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Cannon Report 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Honor Graduate 4; Kiwanis Business Scholarship Alter- nate 4; Lyres Club 3,4; Madrigal 4; National Honor Society Charter Member3,4; Norther n Montana College Scholarship4; Pep Band 2, 3.4. NANCY CASTOR Annual Staff4; Babes InToyland 4; Bentonettes 3, President 4; Cho- rus 1,2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 3; GAA 2, 3, Vice President 4; High School Week4; Homecoming Prin- cess 3; Honor Graduate 4; Library Club 2; National Honor Society Charter Member 3, Secretary 4. ALLEN CLINE Basketball Manager 2,3,4; B Club 2,3, Vice President 4; Cho- rus 1,2; Class Treasurer 1, Vice President 2; Football Manager 1, 2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,4; Student Council 2. BILLIE J. CONN Bentonettes 2, 3,4; Cannon Report 4; Chorus 2; FHA 1,2; GAA 2, 3,4; Science Club 3. LINDA RAE COOK Annual Staff4; Babes InToyland 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; High School Week 4; National Honor Society Charter Member 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4. GARY J. FLOM Annual Staff 4; B Club 4; FFA 4; Football 4; GIRL CRAZY crew 2; Interscholastic 3; Intramural 1,2, 3, 4; KIND LADY crew 3; MINICK crew 4; Track Manager 3,4; YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU crew 2. 74 JUNE ELIZABETH FOWLER Annual Staff 4; Babesln Toyland 4; Chorus 2,4; Honor Graduate 4; MINICK crew 4; National Honor Society Charter Member 3, 4; THE SKELETON WALKS 4. RAYMOND A. GRANDE All State Chorus 3,4; Babesln Toyland' 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; B Club 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Boys' State Delegate 3; Brass Choir 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Lyres Club 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4; Music Camp Scholarship 3; Stage Band 2, 3; Var- iety Night 3. TIM GROSSMAN Babes In Toyland 4 j Chorus 2, 4; FFA 1,2; Variety Night 3. GERALD JOSEPH HABEL Transfer from Great Falls 3; B Club 4j FFA 3,4; Football 3,4; MINICK 4; Track 4. LINDA KAY HALLEY Annual Staff Advertising and Sales Manager 4; Babes In Toyland 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Bentonettes 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2,3, Pres- ident 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; GIRL CRAZY crew 2; Girls' State Delegate 3; Heisey Award 3; High School Week 4; Honorary Lyres Club 4; Honor Graduate 4; KIND LADY crew 3; National Honor Society Charter Member 3, 4; Quill Scroll 4; Stu- dent Council 1,3; Variety Night crew 3; VFWAuxiliary Scholarship Alternate. JACK HERBOLD Babes In Toyland 4; B Club 3, 4; Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY HIGHTOWER Transfer from Choteau3; All State Chorus 4; All State Debate 4; An- nual Staff Assist ant Editor 4; Babes In Toyland 4; Band 3, 4; Benton- ettes 4; Chorus 3,4; Forensics 3, Vice President 4; GAA 3, 4; Girls' State Delegate 3; Honorary Lyres Club 4; Madrigal 4; Outstanding GAA Member 4; Pep Band 4; Sci- ence Club 3, Vice President 4; Student Council 4; Variety Night 3. CAROLYN ANN HOLM All Northwest Band 4; All State Band 3,4; Annual Staff Co-Editor 4; Babes In Toyland 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Bausch Lomb Award 4; Bill Vinion Music Award 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; DAR Good Citizenship Award4; GAA 3; Girls' State Dele- gate 3; Heisey A ward 3,4; High School Honor Scholarship 4; High School Week 4; Lyres Club 2, 3, 4; Mathematics Award 3,4; MINICK 4; MSU Band Scholarship 4; Music Camp Scholarship A 1 te rn ate 2; National Honor Society Charter Member 3, President 4; Quill Scroll 4; Science Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 4; Valedictorian 4; Woodwind Quintet 1; Woodwind Trio 4. BOB HUDSON B Club 4; Chorus 3,4; FFA 2,3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Intramural 2, 3, 4; MINICK 4; THE SKELETON WALKS 4; Track 4; Variety Night 3. BRAD HUFFMAN Babes In Toyland 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3.4; FFA 1,2; Football 1,2; Intra- mural 1,2,3.4; MINICK 4; Na- tional Honor Society Charter Member 3, 4. EDWARD LEE JOHNS Transfer from Helena 4; B Club 4; Football 4; MINICK 4. MONDA LEE KALANICK A nnual Staff Photographer 4; Babes In Toyland 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; GAA 2, 3,4; Heisey Award 4; Library Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; MINICK crew 4; Pep Band 4; Variety Night crew 3. DONALD W. KELLEY A C appella Choir 2; A11 Conference Basketball Team, Second Team 3, FirstTeam 4; All Conference Foot- ball Tearn4; B Club2.3.4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Foot- ball 1,2, 3,4; MINICK crew 4; Track 1,2, 3. 4. LILLIAN KLINE Annual Staff Art Editor 4; Benton- ettes 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; FHA 1; GAA 2, 3.4; GIRL CRAZY 2; KIND LADY 3; Library Club 2,3,4; Prom Princess 2; THE SKELETON WALKS 4; Twirlers 1; Variety Night 3. DONNA JEAN KNUDSON Annual Staff 4; Babesln Toyland 4; Bentonettes 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; FHA 1, 3, Vice President 4; GAA 2,3,4; Library Club 2; National Honor Society Charter Member 3; Prom Princess 4; THE SKELETON WALKS 4; Twirlers 2, 3, 4. LARRY ED KRUMWEIDE A Cappella Choir 3; All State Cho- rus 3,4; Babes In Toyland 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Class Treasurer 2, President 3,4; FFA Star Greenhand 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Football 1,2; Intramural 1,2, 3, 4; KIND LADY 3; Lyres Club Honorary Member 4; Madrigal 4;V ariety Night 3. DAN J. LABELLE Transfer to Havre 1; Transfer from Havre 2; Annual Staff 4; Intramural I, 2, 3, 4; Journalism Award 4; King of Hearts 2; MINICK 4. PATRICIA EILEEN LABELLE Chorus 2; FHA 1,4; GAA 2,3.4. ROBERT W. LAUBACH Chorus 2; FFA 1,2,3, Reporter 4; Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4. EDWARD W. LENINGTON A CappellaChoir2; All State Band 4; Babes In Toyland 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 2, Manager 3, 4; B Club 3,4; Brass Choir 4; Chorus J, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Lyres Club 4; Pep Band 1; Stage Band 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4. LINDA E. LETZ All State Chorus 4; Annual Staff Business Manager 4; Babes InToy- land 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1; Forensics 4; Girls' Ensemble 4; Heisey Award 4; Honor Graduate 4; Library Club 2, 3, President 4; Li- brary Club Scholarship 4; National Honor Society Charter Member 3, 4; Quill Scroll 4. SHERRY J. LOYLAND Transfer from Wilson High, Port- land, Oregon 4; GAA 4; MINICK 4. 75 CARL JOSEPH McCOUN Babes In Toyland 4; B Club 2, 3,4; Class Vice President 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; GIRL CRAZY crew 2; Intramural 1,2,3, 4; KIND LADY crew 3; MINICK crew 4; State Track Meet 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Variety Night 3; VFW Scholarship 4; YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU crew 2. MARILYN M. McDEDE Annual Staff Activities Editor 4; Babes In Toyland 4; Band 1,2; Bentonettes 2, 3, Vice President 4; Cannon Report 3,4; Cheerleader 1, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Class Pres- ident 2; FFA Sweetheart 2; GIRL CRAZY 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Jr. FHA President 1; KIND LADY 3; Library Club 2; MINICK 4; Out- standing Bentonette Member 4; Student Council 2; VFW Ameri- canism Essay Contest Winner 4; VFW Auxiliary Scholarship4; YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU 2. EDDIE McKEEVER Babes In Toyland 4; B Club 4; Chorus 2, 4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Football 2,4. CANDY I. MEREDITH All State Band 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Bentonettes 2,3,4; Brass Ensemble 4; Cannon Report 3; Chorus 2,3; Class President 1; French Horn Quartet 3,4; FHA 2; GAA 2,3; GIRL CRAZY 2; KIND LADY 3; Kiwanis Business Schol- arship 4; Library Club 2; Lyres Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Rocky Moun- tain College Scholarship 4; Short- hand Business Award 3; Student Council 1, Treasurer 4. PATRICIA MEYER Annual Staff A s si st a nt Editor 4; Chorus 2; FHA 1; GAA 2; Mary Stone Beauty School Scholarship 4. TRU DEL LORRAINE NOTTINGHAM All State Chorus 4; Annual Staff Co-Editor 4; Babes In Toyland 4; Bentonettes 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; FHA 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; GAA 2, 3; Girls' State Alternate 3; Heisey Award 3, 4; High School Honor Scholarship; KIND LADY crew 3; Lyres Club Honorary Mem - ber4; Madrigal 4; MINICK crew 4; National Honor Society Charter Member Secretary 3,4; Salutator - ian; Student Council 3, 4; UN Hon- or Group 4 ; Variety Night 3; Worthy Scholar 4. JOAN L. OVERHOLSER Annual Staff Literary Editor 4; Babes In Toyland 4; Cannon Re- port 3,4; Chorus 4; Forensics 3, President 4; Library Club 2, 3, Vice President 4; Library Club Scholar- ship A lternate 4; MINICK crew 4; National Honor Society Charter Member 3,4;Quill Scroll 4; Sci- ence Club 2, 3; State Debate Meet 4. JOHN POINDEXTER FFA 2,3,4; Intramural 3,4; MI- NICK crew 4. LARRY POPE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; B Club 3,4; Boys' State Alternate 3; Chorus 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4. GARY K. RETTIG Intramural 1,2,4. DORINE MARIE RICHARD Annual Staff4; Babes In Toyland 4; Bentonettes4; Cannon Report 3; Chorus 2,4; FHA 2; GAA 4; Library Club 2. ANNA SUE ROBERTSON Chorus 2; GAA 4; Library Club Secretary 4; Prom Princess 3. CONNIE ROMINGER Babes In Toyland 4; Chorus 2, 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; MINICK crew 4. ANDREA L. ROUDEBUSH Chorus 2; FHA 2,3, Reporter 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; MINICK crew 4; Prom Princess 4. DOUGLAS STOVALL A CappellaChoir 2; Babesin Toy- land 4; Band 1,2, 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; GIRL CRAZY 2; Intramural 1, 2,3,4; KIND LADY 3; MINICK 4; Pep Band 3; YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU 2; Variety Night 3. JIM WILLIAM SWENSGARD B Club 3,4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Intramural 2,3,4; MINICK crew 4. RANDY THILL Annual Staff 4; Chorus 2,4; GAA 2; GIRL CRAZY 2, KIND LADY 3; Library Club 2; MINICK 4; THE SKELETON WALKS 4; Variety Night 3. THOMAS L. TOPE All Conference Basketball Second Team 4; nil Conference Football First Team 4; All State Chorus 3, 4; Babes In Toyland 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; B Club 2, 3, President 4; Bas- ketball 1,2, 3, 4; Boys' State Alter- nate 3; Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 1; Dick Hudson Leader- ship Award 4; Football 1, 2, 3, Co- Captain 4; Lyres Club 3.4; Pep Band 1,2; Shrine Game East Team 4; Stage Band 2, 3; Student Coun- cil 1; Track 1. TIM WHITE AmericanLegion LeadershipAward 4; Annual Staff Sports Editor 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; B Club 2, 3, 4; Boys' State Delegate 3; Chorus 2; Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 1; Track 1,2. ELAINE WOLF Babes In Toyland 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Cannon Report 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; GAA 2,3,4; High School Week 4; MINICK crew 4; National Honor Society Charter Member 3,4; Pep Band 4. JULIE WOOD Chorus 2, 3; Variety Night 3. 76 ADMINISTRATION We have developed a curricular plan which gives students the opportunity to make decisions for themselves.” Mr. Hugh G. Simmons, Superintendent Mrs. Marilyn Cook, Secretary Hugh G. Simmons, Superintendent Board Of Trustees School board members, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Bruce Gilbert, H. E. Nottingham, Grover Schmidt, Arthur Bennett, Kermit Olson, and Don Ritter, examine biology equipment. Mrs. Marcia Petersen, Secretary Andy D. Jenson, Elementary-Junior High Principal 78 Faculty Members Guide Students MR. GENE McKEEVER World History, American History, American Gov- ernment. MR. BILL KINDZERSKI Geometry, Advanced Math I, II, Chemistry, Physics MR. JOHN G. LEPLEY Biology, Advanced Biol- ogy MR. JERRY MADDEN English 12, French I, II, Journalism MR. ALAN GOLLER Reading 8, Counselor MRS. GAYLA GOLLER Librarian MR. RAY GRANDE Physical Education 1-10 MR. JOHN JONES Business Education MR. GAIL STENSLAND Vocational Agriculture 9- 12 MR. TERRANCE McGLYNN English 9-11 79 MR. JERRY SCHREUDER Vocal and instrumental Music. MR. RICHARD W. WOOD Science 7, 8, 9 MR. HERBERT BERG Algebra 9, Math 10 MISS BETTY WILLIAMS World Geography, History MR. WARREN EL WOOD History 7,9, English 8-9 MISS PHYLLIS CRANE First Grade MISS INEZ SMITH Second Grade MRS. SHARON McGOWAN Fifth Grade MRS. KATHLEEN HOLM Math 8, 9 MR. JACK PETERSEN Industrial Arts 7-12, Junior Varsity Football MRS. HA ZELL DUNNWEBBER Sixth Grade MISS WALLYNE MURPHY Fifth Grade MISS LANELL WORTMAN Third Grade MRS. BETTY SAND VIC Fifth Grade MRS. BETTY BOOTH Second Grade MRS. RUTH TUCKER Third Grade MRS. FRANCES WALBORN First Grade MR. KENTINTINGER Sixth Grade MR. SAM CONNER English 7, 8 MRS. DOLORIS TINTINGER Fifth Grade 81 MRS. LINDA CONNER Home Economics 7- 12, Art MR. DICK SPEAR Bus Driver MR. ERIC MEYER Junior High Custodian MR. ALDEN IRISH (Student Teacher), Vo- cational Agriculture 9-12 MR. JIMMY JASPER Bus Driver MR. WILLIAM SCHLOG Bus Driver MR. LESLIE ANBERG (Student Teacher), Indus trial Arts. MR. C. J. STEINBACHER Bus Driver MR. HENRY CARY Senior High Custodian MRS. ROSE PUGH Cafeteria Cook MR. CHRIS COURTNACE Junior High Custodian 82 Energetic Juniors Juniors Mary Lou Humble and Kathy Moorse (FOREGROUND), Albert Calkin and Brian Wood (BACKGROUND), advanced biology students, apply advanced techniques learned in labs. Bob Appleby Kent Aznoe Linda Bateman Jean Benjamin Connie Bennett Gene Bennett Clinton Briese Linda Britton Albert Calkin Norma Collins Lynda Conn Gloria Cook Mae Cook Frank Erwin Rick Gilbert Diane Granger Vivian Green Dan Handford 84 Compete Vigorously Howard Hanford Mary Hansen Linda Highfill Sue Hudson Mary Lou Humble Connie Jensen Orville Kelley Loren a Kirk Dennis Koller Lea La Barre Sue Larson Mike Leaf Mike LeMond Betty Lerum Linda Lilly Kathy Moorse Louis Nagengast Marilynn Nagengast John Olson Gene Paul Jane Peterson Kathy Ries Diane Ritter Corbin Ross Bob Schoonover Gary Scott Betty Seright Sandy Smith Mike Speakman Kurt Squires James Tacke Kathleen Tacke Linda Tacke Gary Taylor Brian Wood 85 Scientific Studies Surround Sophomores Jim Trott, under the supervision of Mr. Bill Kindzerski, draws a circle for the geometry class. Terry Ayers Jim Berg Robert Blanchard Marvin Brodock Richard Browning Merial Chappell Gerald Cook Tom Craig William Fox Gary Gomoll Pamela Green Susan Handford Jim Herbo Id Rocky Highfill Clarice Holm 86 Julie Jackson Roxie Kegel Diane Knudson Dan Laubach John Leaf Mary Lenington James Lofstrom Gary Lusin Art McCoun Irvin McCoun Theresa Moorse Ilene Morrow Andrew Muskovitz RaeDene Nottingham Donna Olson Rusty Peres Nancy Richard John Ritland Linda Robertson Donald Scott Rusty Scott Leonard Streit George Stipe Gary Tarbet Connie Thill Rocky Tope James Trott Rachel Vielleux Ronald Watson Nancy Wood 87 Freshman Prepare To Enter High Dione Albers Linda Armon LaWanna Arnold Rick Bailey Joanne Benjamin Rick Blumer Darrell Briese Barbara Bruns Lauren Cluckey Dennis Coady Dennis Cook Larry Cook Lyle Courtnage Lela Fowler Charles Fox Greg Frieling George Fultz Dick Grande Stephen Grossman Art Hand ford Gail Hanford Allen Hanley Lucinda Hiatt David Jewell Wilma Johnson Patsy Jordan Shari Kelley Wiley Kendle Ed Kirk Mike Knecht Ernest La Barre Patti Laubach Tom Leinart Helen LeMond Nancy McDede Bill Nagengast Pam Nagengast Renita Peres Julia Poindexter Jim Phipps Georgina Price Kathi Price 88 School Freshman girls learn art of homemaking. Ginny Ries Ricky Rominger Mary Jane Ross Jill Roudebush Raylen Scheele Glenda Schultz Shirley Scott Priscilla Seright Kathy Sexton Bill Siebenaler Diane Tacke Donna T app Barbara T aylor Dan Vielleux Sherry Wigger Linda Willett Gar Wood Charles Worrall 89 Eighth Graders Look Forward To Their Eighth graders work on science experi- ments. Frank Anderson Nellie Anderson Rick Anderson Gerald Aznoe Gary Bennett Marvin Blodgett Keith Brodock Judy Calkins Jan Castor Ronnie Clark Karen Cline Colleen Cox Marlene Dodge Chris Engren Johnny Frieling Lorraine Fultz Roger Fultz Ronald Grossman Joe Hankins Maxine Hankins Connie Hardy Diana Hardy Darrell Holm Andrea Hudson Frances Kelley Debi Kegel 90 Last Year Of Junior High School Mike Kelley LaRae King Denise La Be lie Bill Larson Dena Laulo Kathy Leaf Janice Ledgerwood Elsie Legried Debbie Leinart Judy Lenington Marcia Lippert Linda Maas Gene MayA Anita McKeever Karen Meeks Sharon Meyer Raymond Moorhead Valerie Morger Ricky Morris Bonnie Morrow Bruce Nelson Kip Nottingham Dennis O'Hara Mike O'Hara Marylin Olson Rhonda Pearson Bill Phipps George Popescu Betty Ries Jan Roddy Dick Schoonover Wesley Scott Mira Scriver Richard Sherburn Jane Simmons Leslye Stovall Willard Stubsten Julie Sullivan Renae Swensgard Lee T ay lor Pat Wiley Glen Worrall NOT PICTURED: Wayne Callison 91 Seventh Graders Experience A Change In School Life Bing Swensgard, Roger Axtman, Rick Mc- Keever, and Debbie Kary try their hand at drama as players in What? No Santa Claus? Ron Allison Alice Anderson David Arnold Roger Axtman Jim Beauregard James Bennett Cindy Bleeker Mike Blum mer Debby Briese Marvin Courtnage Randy Crock ford Dick Crock ford Ronald Doll Michael Elwood Jane Fatz Arlynn Fishbaugh Frank Flatt Larry Flom Barbara Albers Rick Albers Rusty Albers Tom Albers Phyllis Allen 92 Nancy Fry Bert Galloway Leon Getts Herb Gilbert Carol Hanford Windon Hankins Danny Hansen Glenn Hiatt Le Ann Honrud Randy Hudson Danny Jewell Mark Johnsrud Debbie Kary Lynnette Kassmeier Karla Kelley Mary Beth Knecht Kathy LeFurgey Norman McCoun Rick McKeever Randy Morger Mike Morrow Mary Nelson Jody Paul Lonnie Price George Richard Eric Ritter Joe Ross Mike Schultz Valerie Seright Cheryl Settera Marjorie Smith Kendall Squires Kent Squires Linda Starke Joseph Stxeit Bing Swensgard Valda Tarbett Virginia Terry Perer Trott Deborah Willson Opal Winebrenner 93 Junior High Events Junior High Student Council members led the students through an active year. FIRST ROW, I. to r.: Mary Nelson, Rick Anderson, Mike O'Hara, Rick Rominger, Nancy McDede, Janie Fatz, Mr. Dick Wood. SECOND ROW: Eric Ritter, Ernie LaBarre, Mike Kelley. Seventh grade float, Choteau's Last Stand, shows ingenuity on their first class project. Eighth grade entered the Homecoming float com- petition with A Word to the Wise is Sufficient. 94 LEFT, Cheerleaders Barbara Taylor, Gail Han- ford, and Pam Nagengastled the cheering section during the junior varsity basketball season. Foreshadow The Future New junior high and sixth grade girls' track team competes for medals through- out the year. FIRST ROW; I. to r.: Miss Murphey, Jan Roddy, Wanda Bennett, Nancy Nagengast, Kerry A nderson, Karla Kelly, Janet Olson. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Morrow, Debbie Leinart, Lorraine Fultz, Andrea Hudson, Debbie Kegal, Frances Kelley, Marsha Lippert, Anita McKeever. B Day was a day for crazy hats and dirty faces as well as a day for cleaning the school grounds and reblocking the B . Mike Kelly and Dick Schoonover exchange the baton in a typical relay race. Junior high boys' track team build skill for varsity. FIRST ROW; 1. to r. : Roger Axtman, Norman McCoun, Rick Mc- Keever, Mike El wood, Joe Streit, Bill Larson, Eric Ritter, Glen Hiatt. SECOND ROW: Wesley Scott. Jim Beauregard, Jim Bennett, Rick Anderson, Dick Schoonover, Mike Kelley, Rusty Albers, Gene Mey, Mr. Dick Wood. 95 Sixth Graders Eagerly Await Junior High Wanda Bennett Karen Birkeland Charmaine Booth Michael Cassutt Larry Cline Donna Craig Stuart Elliott John Elwood Robert Fjelstad Paula Frieling Robert Fultz Karen Gertson Jacqueline Gilbert Michael Green Shelley Habel Daryl Halley Kerry Anderson Barbara Bach Roger Benjamin Mark Bennett Carrie Hammar Dale Hankins Winona Highfill William Humble Kathie Jackson John Jenson Steven Knecht Richard Koller Cindy Lattin Don Led gerwood Carol LeFurgey Luanne Lenington Pamela Lepley Alan Lippert Dennis Lusin Gregory McGinnis Duane McKeever Diann McSweeney Carla Meeks Mary Jo Moorse Nancy Nagengast Merle Nelson Daniel Nottingham Stephen O'Hara Janet Olson Kathy Olson Robert Overholser Doug Perry Susan Perry Thomas Peterson Daniel Roddy Susan Settera Mary Siebenaler Kathy Simmons Sherwin Smith Thomas Streit Stephen Sorkness Lynda Stubsten Darlene Tapp Earl T aylor Randall Terry Dean Vielleux Rick White Rock White Cary Willits Sherry Willits John Wilson Lewis Zanto 96 Fifth Grade Stresses Exploration Jim Albers Michael Armon Rodney Axtman Robert Bartlett Raymond Benjamin Kathy Booth Pat Ikodock Patricia Chapman Larry Coady Cindy Cook Hollie Crawford Alvin Deck Sidney Dodge Caryn Doll Rodger Evans Mary Flom Jim Granger Darrel Grossman Carl Gysler Larry Hampton Craig Hankins Victor Hiatt Shirley Hightower Pam Janssen Philip Jenson Jo Anne Jordan Harry Kassmeier Greg Kegel Lora lei Kelley Kay Kelly Diane Kummer Jay Lattin Peggy Leinart John Lepley Sharon Lippert Marsha McDede Kerry McGlynn Donna Me Sweeney Janice Morrow Tim Nagengast Andy Trott Steve Vielleux Anne Welty Beverly Wilson Tom Wood Leila Nelson James O'Hara Mary Ann O'Hara Kelly Peres Roger Peres Scott Perry Harry Rennick Orvin Richard Edward Ries Rene Sandvig Gary Schmidt Raymond Seright Sheila Smith Jane 11 Squires Roger Terry Bill Tope NOT PICTURED: Joyce Robinson 97 Fourth Graders Receive A Background In Social Studies James Ayers Nancy Ayers Ronald Bailey Terry Burlingame Mike Colwell Nikki Colwell Carolyn Craig Theresa Crock ford Rosalie Deck Charleen Elliott Terry Fultz Jennifer Gertson Kathleen Grande Michael Granger Ava Hammar Harry Hammer Marlene Hankins Robert Hankins Rodger Hankins Ricky Hardy Patricia Herbold Barbara Hightower Eddie Jackson Robert Jahnke Donna Kassmeier Kenneth Kelly Timothy Kelly Doreen Knud son Penny Lehman Susan Lenington Diane Lerum Diane Lippert Monty Meeks Joseph Moorse Venetta Merger Diane Morrison James Olson Gayle Pearson Deborah Raunig Diana Willson Robert Ross William Scheele Raymond Scott Dennis Simmons Betty Starke Brian Stovall Theresa Streit Glenn Terry Clyde Ross 98 Third Grade Finds School Challenging Darrel Benjamin Kim Briese Vance Brodock Michael Browning Cindy Burlingham Henry Cary Patty Cassutt Kenneth Coady Lorraine Coady Gregory Crutcher Karen Dedman Brenda Dodge Lynn Fultz Chris Gysler Gail Hampton Stanley Hankins Timmy Highfill Terry Jewell Kathryn Jordan Curtis Kegel Colleen Kelley Eileen Kelly Steven Kelly Thomas Knecht Roxanne Lattin Edward Lehman Billy Leinart Rebecca Lenington Carolyn Lippert Randal Lusin Michael May Irene McCoun William McGlynn Jody Riley Ryan Sandvig Janet Schmidt Ricky Shaw Paula Slayton Barry Smith Mark Sullivan Brenda Terry Laurie Trott 99 Second Grade Gains Basic Knowledge Barry Arnold Lawrence Berg Diane Booth Harvey Burlingame Shelley Cline Kent Courtnage David Curtis Patrick Davidson Carl Deck Michael Dedman Frank Doll Harry Flynn Duane Frieling Stanley Fry Marry Ann Hanford Joan Hankins Lennie Hanson Russel Hyatt Charlotte Jahnke John Jordan Albert Kalanick Billie Knecht Mike Kummer Gary Larson Joanne LeFur gey Colleen May Margaret McDaniel Bruce McGinnis Ramey McGlynn Debra McSweeney Rebecca Nagengast Kristine Olson Mark Perry Michael Rauning Cynthia Reid Grant Richard Shay la Roddy Jan Ross Tracy Ross William Sagan Charles Scheele Cerrine Shaw Marcus S her burn Anita Siebenaler Phyllis Siebenaler Kelly Simmons Cathy Slayton Tommy Sorkness Virbginia Spaabeck Dean Stensland Pamela Stubsten Laurie Towner Jonathon Trott Jay Warehime Mary W ilson Terry Zanto NOT PICTURED: Janice Robinson Laurie Albers Ray Allen Jacqueline Allison James Armon 100 Patricia Albers First Grade NOT PICTURED: Kim May Ricky Myers Hosts Largest Class Donna Allison Jack Anderson David Bach Karen Barbee Kay Blumer Ryan Bokovoy Bobbie Bolta Deena Briese Brad Bylund Bonnie Cary Beverly Coady Kellie Crawford Timothy Crutcher Janice Curtis Keith Dallum Natalie Davison Elaine Deck Ronald Dodge Douglas Frieling Kenneth Galloway Zatha Gardner David Gertson Mark Gilbert Kirby Granger Timothy Green Andrew Haakenson Clayton Halley Michael Hammar WiUiam Hammar RusseU Hampton Calvin Hankins Cheryl Hankins Tammie Hansen Florence Hodges Mark Hyatt Sheryl Janssen Sharyl Jenkins Ralph Jungers Douglas Kary Loretta Kassmeier Yvonne KeUey Steven Kummer Debra Larson T am my Lattin Kenny LeFurgey JiU Lehman Lori Lehman Westley Lerum Michael McGlynn Dennis McSweeney Shane Morger Andrew Morrison Terry Nelson Sandra Pearson Nealetta Peterson Robert Reinbold Robin Robertson Samuel Sagan Merlyn Scott Richard Scriver Debra Seright Kevin Shaw Colleen Siebenaler April St allcup Gary Tapp Charlene Terry Jacqueline Walborn Jo Ann Walters Darrel Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Shannon Wilson Robert Winebrenner Entire Commun The Class of 1965 would like to express their sincere appreciation for supporting this year's Pioneer. Without the interest and financial assist- ance of the entire community, the success of this annual would not have been possible. Supports Annual Anthony's Bennett's Food Center Benton Equipment Co. Benton Funeral Home Benton Lanes, Inc. Benton Pharmacy Benton Tastee Freez Berg's Aerial Spray Carter Cafe--Cecil Lynn Poor Central Service Station Chet's Chevrolet Chouteau County Abstract Co. Chouteau House D H Service Farmers Elevator Trading Co. Farmers’ Union Oil Co. Federal Crop Insurance First Chouteau County Bank Fort Benton Insurance Co. Fort Benton Motor Co. General Mills, Inc.--Carter General Mills, Inc. Greely Elevator Gysler Manufacturing Co. Helmbrecht Studio -- Havre Promoters MO®� !® , LJM H Jy' Holm Insurance Agency LaBelle’s Carter Store Larson Pharmacy Loma Mercantile--Loma Midlestadt Pontiac GMC Missouri River Lumber Co. Morger Reality Insurance Co. Neubert Flom, Excavating Pastime Bar, Cafe, Barber Shop Petrolane Steelgas, Inc. Pioneer Insurance Agency Pioneer Mercantile Co. Power Motors Price Rite Grocery River Press Publishing Co. Roy’s Electric Tarbet Sand Gravel Tope's Air Spray Triangle Flying Service Sponsors Armon's Delivery Service Benton Body Sign Shop Benton Hardware Bloom’s Store for Men - Great Falls Central Machinery Co. - Great Falls Coast-to-Coast D J Implement Farmers Union GTA - Carter Fisher Metal Fred's Toggery Landmark Cafe Montana Elevator Co. - Carter Nelson's Our Own Hardware Norm's Lanes Palace Barber Shop Rudy's Shoe Shop Uke's Sports - Great Falls Veterans' Club School functions of every type are well supported by the entire community through faithful attendance as well as financial assistance. Boosters And Contributors A. Evon Anderson Albrecht's Furniture - Great Falls Allsports Supply Co. - Great Falls Art’s Husky Beckman's - Great Falls Benton Drive-In Theater Buttreys Department Store - Gt. Falls Carter Tavern - Carter Chicken Hut Dixie Shop- Great Falls Dola N. Wilson, Jr. Gambles Store G. C . Schmidt Co. Gert's Beauty Shop Grand Union Hotel Greely Elevator Co. - Carter Harold's Music - Great Falls Haas Associates Isler's Repair Shop - Great Falls Jack's Barber Shop - Great Falls Kaufman's - Great Falls McIntosh's - Great Falls Modern Equipment Co. - Great Falls Osborn's Rite Way Service - Gt. Falls Overland Bar Pepper Pot Bar Cafe - Loma Petite Shop - Great Falls Pin Cushion - Great Falls Schell Restaurant - Great Falls Scott's Lumber Supply Co. Town Ranch - Great Falls 104