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

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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

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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