Garfield County High School - Remuda Yearbook (Jordan, MT)

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 In the year of 1942, Mrs. Patter- son started nineteen young and ex- cited students on their long journey to become seniors. They were Rich- ard Bowman, Ernest Bozarth, Lyle Bozarth, Patrick Davis, George Han- sen, Arthur Hawkins on, John He 1 lye r, Gerald Kountz, Thomas McKerlick, Edward Ritter, Carl Wallace, Stephen Wheeler, Bobby McKenzie, Annette Clark, Alyce Hallberg, Mary Ann Me - Kenzie, Margaret Newton, Barbara Wichern, and Sharon Storey. As we ventured through the first eight grades, we gained and lost some. Those we gained were Ray Watson, Lee Bryd, Alice Elverude, Evelyn Miller, Bernice Petri, Gwen Burchett, Bob Cowin, Georgie Bur- chett, Marlene Reed, Sylvia Taylor, and Melva Huseby. Those who with- drew were Dick Bauman, Mary Ann McKenzie, Melva Huseby, George Hanson, John Hellyer, Ernest Bo- zarth, Patrick Davis, Gerald Kountz, Thomas McKerlick, Bobby McKen- zie, Margaret Newton, Lee Bryd, Alice Elverud, Evelyn Miller, Ber- nice Petri, Gwen Burchett, Georgie Burchett, Marlene Reed, and Sylvia Taylor. On May 18, 1951, twenty-six of us marched up on the stage and re- ceived our diplomas. They were from District 1 Dick Bauman, Wil- liam Bluhm, Lyle Bozarth, Annette Clark, Alyce Hallberg, Art Hawkin- son, Mary Ann McKenzie, Ronald Me - Kinney, Edward Ritter, Carl Wallace, and Barbara Wichern. From District 12 Bill Ady, Gordon Price, Neil Stanton, and Thomas Stanton. From District 19 Evelyn Mury, Curtis Phipps, and George Shawver. From District 27 Bernice Cozzens and Earl Cozzens. From District 34 Sharon Storey. From District 45 Dean McWilliams and Betty McWil- liams. From District 52 Fay Mato- vich. From District 55 Bob Cowin, and from District 42 Gary Stone. In the Fall of 1951, twenty-one Freshmen, nervous and bewildered, entered the halls of G. C. H. S. They were William Ady, George Bluhm, Mike Bozarth, Annette Clark, Robert Cowin, Bernice Cozzens, Earl Coz- zens, Alyce Hallberg, Ronald McKin- ney, Betty Me Williams, Dean McWil- liams, Edward Ritter, Neil Stanton, Thomas Stanton, Gary Stone, Carl Wallace, Ray Watson, Barbara Wich- ern, and Art Hawkinson. Our presi- dent that year was Edward Ritter; vice president, Neil Stanton; secre- tary, Evelyn Mury. That year we put on a play, MAMA'S GETTING MAR- RIED. That year Barbara Wichern withdrew, and we gained Janice Springer and Jerry Kountz. In our sophomore year our presi- dent was Eddie Ritter; vice president, Evelyn Mury; secretary, Betty Mc- Williams. Janice Springer withdrew that year. We presented the play, IT'S COLD IN THEM THAR HILLS. In our junior year our president was Bob Cowin; vice president, Ed- die Ritter; and secretary, Bernice Cozzens. That year Jerry Kountz, Mike Bozarth, and Ray Watson with- drew. We put on the play, DRUMS OF DEATH. We sponsored the Jun- ior-Senior Prom, which drew a rec- ord crowd. Our last year our president was Neil Stanton; vice president Ronald McKinney; secretary. Bill Ady. Finally the time had arrived for us to initiate the Freshman. It was en- joyable. We also presented the play BOOKS AND CROOKS, climaxing our high school dramatic presentations. The four of the nineteen who had gone to school from the first to the twelfth grade in Jordan were Eddie Ritter, Art Hawkinson, Carl Wallace, and Alyce Hallberg. 600 Cafe, and Furniture Mart, Miles City

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 RICHARD STONE: Band 1; Transferred from Highwood 3; S.C. Rep. 3,4; Remuda Staff 4. CARL WALLACE: Saga 3,4; Remuda 4; I.A.C. 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Red Cross Rep. 3; Red Cross Del. 2; Band 1. L. to R. seated; Carl Wallace, William Ady, Mr. Jacobson, sponsor, Neil Stanton, Ronald McKinney. Gor- ”n ™e' 2nd Row: Gary Stone, Bernice Cozzens, Evelyn Mury, Dean McWilliams, Alyce Hallberg Richard Stone, George Bluhm. 3rd Row: Annette Clark. Betty McWilliams. Robert Cowin, Thomas Stan- ton, Earl Cozzens, Arthur Hawkinson, Edward Ritter. Coca Cola Bottling Co., Miles City. 17

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TOM We, the Senior Class of 55 , do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Juniors, we will our place as almighty and dignified Seniors. To the Sophomores, we will our whole-hearted enthusiasm for the task at hand. To the Freshmen, we will all our endurance and patience as you will need every ounce of it that you can get. We, as individuals, hereby will: I, Betty McWilliams, will my ability to collect A's on my report card to Norma Olson, who's not do- ing too badly already. I, Evelyn Mury, will my title of Biggest Flirt to Sallene Baker, hoping she will make use of it. I, Dean McWilliams, will my ability to sneak out of the Dorm at night to go to Miles City to David Phipps, adding a little sparkle to his high school life. I, Dick Stone, will my ability to talk my dad out of the car to Baan D. Willie, who seems to behaving a lit- tle trouble along that line. I, Willie Bluhm, will my ability to go through four years of school life without dating a single girl, to Buddy Tobel who could use a little of my wisdom. I, Bill Ady, will my dry humor to anyone who can put it to as good use as I have. I, Neil Stanton, will my curly hair to Don Bollinger, who doesn't need it. I, Art Hawkinson, will my ability to paint to Sterling Brown, who seems to be untalented in that field. I, Bob Cowin, will my big feet to Marion Hinthe r to see if she can't do better with them than I did. I, Gordon Price, will my left handed pencils to Ken Kipf. I wonder if he'll be able to get away with using them as little as I did. I, Gary Stone, will my mechanical ability to Glen Gallinger, so he will someday become a number one mechanic ! I, Carl Wallace, will my elegant manners which I acquired from Nor- man Patterson who received them from Larry Harbaugh, to Vern Swanser. I hope he makes good use of them. I, Eddie Ritter, will my shining smile to Raymond Ande rson, in hopes that it will attract as many girls for him as it did for me. I, Thomas Stanton, will my ability of staying out of trouble to Ronald Osborn, who could use it, I'm sure. I, Alyce Hallberg, will my ability to play hooky to Clara Rath, knowing she already has some of that talent. I, Bernice Cozzens, will my abilityto receive a new watch to any freshman girl who doesn't have one. I, Earl Cozzens, will my he-man physique to Ward Swanser. I, Ronald McKinney, leave my knowledge here, because I'm cer- tainly not taking any with me. I, Annette Clark, will my position in the band as 1st solo trumpet to Twila Schwindet, hoping she will have as much fun as I did. Lisle Hawkins, Miles City