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

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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

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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.

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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