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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1966 volume:

REMUDA 1966 Garfield County High School Jordan, Montana JACK’S CORNER CONOCO Tires-Batteries-Greasing- Washing Jordan, Montana Tension Mounts Crowd anxiously awaits final buzzer, that would cinch a Mustang victory. Score Mustangs score! GARFIELD COUNTY BANK Your Home Owned Bank” Jordan, Montana All eyes on Lynne Lufborough, team captain, as he receives the first place trophy. Happy winners od District Class C Championship, Sportsmanship trophy, and Second place Co-runner-up Conference Trophy. BA AN WILLE INC. Jordan, Montana GCHS Dorm “Home Away From Home” Jordan ia one of the very few high schools in Montana that has a dormitory for those who live in the country. Sixty students take advantage of this housing facility. Every year a Dorm council is chosen. They plan and sponsor all dorm activities. The highlight of this year was an open house and a dance for all GCHS students. Every student has his responsibilities in the dorm to make this a happy home away from home. HELLCREEK BAR Jordan. Montana If He Isn’t Here He Is Not In Town.” Social Life Donkey basketball pro- vided new entertainment and excitement for the students as well as the community. (M J GCHS students always like to eat. Here volunteers are making sand- wiches to feed the hungry dancers. The Halloween party was a major success of the fall season. GCHS students donate their talent in order to make the parties more successful. S) ( y GARFIELD TITLE AND INSURANCE COMPANY Insurance and Abstracts Jordan, Montana at GCHS All students enjoy dancing at the school parties in our gym. The coke machine is popular dur- ing school hours as well as at This victory bonfire proved to be a good parties. omen of the 1965-66 basketball season. Serving Garfield County with Electrical Power' Jordan. Montana Sixteen Years in Garfield County For her unselfish work as a Garfield County teacher, we, the Seniors of 1966, dedicate this Remuda to Mrs. Mildred Hooker. She taught for 6 years in Custer County and has taught 16 years in Garfield County. Twelve of those 16 years have been in the Jordan Public Grade School. Mrs. Hooker at- tended Eastern Montana College and the Uni- versity of Montana at Missoula. All of us will remember the help, advice, and encouragement she gave us which contri- buted to our success in Garfield County High School. BIG DRY LUMBER COMPANY Where your home begins Jordan. Montana SITTING L. to R. George FitzGerald, George Hensleigh, Bob Cozzens, Floyd Ulienthal, John Ry an. STANDING L. to R. Fred Winter, C. H. Umland, Dean Kibler. School Board Guides GCHS The School Board and Superintendent have the respon- sibility of guiding our high school education. This year the school board granted funds for new science equip- ment including a new aquarium, terrarium, analytical balance, compound microscope plus other useful items. The school obtained an overhead projector, a slide pro- jector, and a new movie screen. Also introduced this year was a driver education program. Consisting of seven elected members and a clerk the school board meets once a month with the superinten- dent. L. R. Safratowich, Superintendent EWY'S Jordan, Montana Teachers JOHN POTTS, History, Chemistry --------t ’ L. R. SAFRATOWICH Drivers Education JONETTE POTTS Commercial Subjects GERALD GRIFFIN English BUTTREY’S SUPER STORE Miles City, Montana OTTO NEUHARDT Science, German DEAN STATON Industrial Arts, Trigonometry Provide Leadership LAVERNE STRAWN Mathematics MARY BILUNG Study Hall JUDY BRISTOW Home Economics MILES-HOWARD HOTEL and MET CAFE Miles City, Montana Behind the Scenes Karl Hinther, our bus driver, delivered us to school daily, through rain and shine. Oscar Schlenker, our janitor, has his hands full keeping our school spotless, a never ending job. Emma Hendry, the Dorm cook, has the Running the Dorm is a full-time job for job of keeping our inner needs satisfied. Helen Dunning, our Dorm matron. FLOYDS BAR CAFE The Pioneer of Garfield County Avon Mildred Kimph A1 and Midge SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lynne Lufborough, Vice President; Mr. Safratowich, Sponsor; Vernon Fogle, Treasurer; Jack Murnion, S.C.R.; Janie Kibler, Secretary; Dave Talbot, President. Classes GRAVES FUNERAL HOME Miles City, Montana Continous since 1923 Kenneth and Delores Rudolph, Directors “If There Is Not a Road to Success, ’na.KKrA- GAY CAROL BILUNG SHARON ROSE BILUNG jLMpJ CAROL LUCILLE BOLUNGER DANIEL RICHARD BURGESS C. V----. KAREN LUCINDA CARMAN ROSS CHANDLER CHILDERS LOVE MOTOR COMPANY Miles City, Montana We Will Build One.” frtyL “'ni DONNA JOYCE CLARK RICHARD EMMETT CLARK ifi tiel Sekwittft - MINT BAR Best Place to Meet Your Friends Miles City, Montana DAVID BRUCE DUTTON STEVEN JOE DUTTON SUSAN CORA FITCH ELAINE MARIE FOGLE Seniors Active DIANNE MAGDALENE HENDRY GARY ROGER HINTHER LEROY FRED HINTHER ALAN LEE HOOKER any School Activities WILLIAM GENE KOUNTZ JANICE FAY UUENTHAL MARCELLA JUNE LOOMIS LYNNE LUFBOROUGH - -Vy FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY Jordan, Montana Seniors Prepared to Mee EVA MARIE MILROY JACK CHARLES MURNION Wtf ' ti'e’J flB« «tiv R . 7 ' V2- 11? - 7- 9 NAOMI JEAN NEWLAND SALLY MARGARET O'CONNOR NELSON PLUMBING AND CONSTRUCTION Jordan, Montana Challenge of Future STEWART CRAIG SCHMIDT PATSY RAE SMITH DAVID DEE TALBOT f i+sjLJZA. g ?? - JERRY CHARLES TWITCHELL HARLOWE L. VOLLMER — - - ‘I'1' J? AUCE CHRISTINE WHITLOCK PAUL MICHEAL WITT PIONEER GARAGE Jordan, Montana Chevrolet, Texaco, Propane Gloria Billing K. L. Bliss Bob Fitzgerald Earnest Fogle Daniel Guesanburu Dennis Hafla Questa Drane Lucille Dunning John Gibson Jim Gregg Glenn Hageman Fun, Future, Fulfillment Are Phases Virgil Hellyer Baan Kester Gladys Helm Keith Lilienthal Jim Helm Joan McDonald Sam Hendry Sylvia Imel Kate McDonald Roy Milroy SANITARY DAIRY Roy W. Carlson, Pres. Walter Wyss Vice Pres. Eileen A. Carlson Sec. -Treas. Miles City, Montana of Junior Year Harvey Uthaug Brenda Ware Doug Watt Byron Winter )avid Murnion erry Negaard lonnie Robertson :iyde Saylor Stephen Negaard Jim O'Connor Terry Schlenker Wade Schmidt Julie Smith Carla Uthaug 1 CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Otto Neuhardt, Advisor; Ronnie Robertson, Vice President; Glenn Hageman, S.C.R.; Baan Kester, President; Brenda Ware, Secre- tary; Katie McDonald. Treasurer FIRST SECURITY BAND AND TRUST Your Friendly Full Service Bank Miles City, Montana Dale Anderson Cathy Burgess Mike Billing Lilly Chisholm Teena Billing Viola Clark Jerry Coulter Deanna Frady Gene Hafla Monte Fitch Heidi Gasser Linda Hafla Reuben Fogle Robert Guesanburu Mike Harvey Sophomores Promote School Spirit Gene Hensleigh Ronnie Kirby Debbie Uebelt Kenny McKee Mitch Nelson JoAnn Pluhar Del Houston Jim Kountz Delores Loomis Dean Montgomery Delmar Pluhar Carol Rath FIRST NATIONAL BANK in Miles City A Friend of the Family Miles City, Montana CLASS OFFICERS Dale Anderson, Vice President; Linda Hafla, President; Mitch Nelson, Treasurer; Deanna Frady, Secretary; Mr. John Potts. Advisor; Peggy Huston. S. C. R. L. P. ANDERSON SUPPLY CO. INC. Contractor-Oil Field-Ranch Supplies Miles City, Montana Garland Robertson Richard Rogge Jean Shawver Helen Schmidt Pat Talbot Jim Viall Charlene Rich Kenny Rich Tom Ryan Stanley Saylor Jim Sinclair Carleen Singer Holly Chamberlin Lyle Chamberlin Edwin Clark Judy Coulter Danny Jo Currey Phil Dutton Janet Guesanburu Tim Hafla Scott Harvey Pat Hensleigh Myron Kibler Freida Loomis CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Dean Staton, Advisor; Pat Hensleigh, S. C. R.; Jerry Lufborough, Vice President; Duni McDonald, Treasurer; Paula Sinclair, President; Mike O’Connor, Secretary. A AND T SUPPLY, INC. 2415 Main PHONE 232-3422 Miles City, Montana Jerry Lufborough Duncan McDonald John McKeever Kay Rene Murnion Mike Murnion Mike O'Connor Lorraine Pluhar Patsy Schlenker Terry Schmidt Paula Sinclair Kim Singer Nancy Smith Freshmen Add New Faces to GCHS Delbert Stanton Doug Stanton Don Vollmer Lynal Vollmer George Wheatcroft David Witt RED ROCK VILLAGE INC. Miles City. Montana Jordan Grade School PEAVY PRODUCER SERVICE Phone 232-2009 Miles City, Montana First Grade BOTTOM ROW - L to R. Hal Hains, Tony Mumion, Kathy Green, Darla Currey, Corrine Murnion, Connie Bowland, Beverly Ryan, Bonnie Ryan, Connie Trumbo, Kalvin Wille, Edwin Johnson. MID- DLE ROW - L to R. Charles lessen, Randy. Lehner. Bruce Edwards, Steven Weeding, Tommy Mumion, Terry Ritter, Dale, Trumbo. BACK ROW - L to R, Shellie Wolfe, Teresa Mumion, Kim Rhoads, Pam Cowin, Jane Hoverson, Ken Artz, Marilyn Butts. Paula Rae Watson. Jackie Spillum, Teachers: Alta Wille, Jeanne Fellman. Second Grade BACK ROW - L to R. Dee Turner, Lee Turner, Shawn Hansard, Patty Jessen, Dawn Schmidt, Kim Hunter. Mike Barbula, Jimmy Carter, Rhonda Lehner. MIDDLE ROW - L to R. James Hauso, Dennis Murnion, Sharon Smith, Barbara Guesanburu, Colleen Mumion, Thomas Nelson, Danny South. FRONT ROW - L to R. Dale Clark, Dirk Currey, Diane Reglin, Mary Pat Watson, Donna, Pangburn, Rhonda Stinebaugh, Mau reen Nash, Tommy Fogle. Teacher - Mrs. Viall. GARFIELD HOTEL AND MOTEL Jordan, Montana Third Grade BOTTOM ROW L. to R.: Donald Engdahl. George Fitzgerald, Therese Fogle, Irene Lilienthal, Carla Dee Monasmith, Heather Harvey, Edward Ryan, Joseph Pangbum. MIDDLE ROW L, to R.: Lynn Hains, Darlene Hinther, Glenda Dutton, Debra Carter, Anita Landers, Jacqueline Wolfe, Denise Clark, Carla Carter. Rita Hansard. BACK ROW L to R: Patrick Barnes, Dana Artz, Brent Clark, Thomas Viall, Tony Harbough, De Wayne Mumion, Colin Murnion, Robert Fogle, Mrs. Safratowich. Fifth Grade BOTTOM ROW L. to R.: Dennis Fogle, T. J. Bliss, Elayne Jessen, Lenore Kibler, Karen Monasmith, John Stanton, Douglas Horchuck, Daniel Murnion. MIDDLE ROW L to R: Bryan Schmidt, Rodney Coulter, Wade Harbaugh, Lynn Singer, Sally Hoverson, Raymond Lehner, Mary Alice Currey. BACK ROW L to R: Timmy Murnion, Roger Fogle, Charles O’Conner, John J. Cooley, Pat Murnion, Frank Edwards, Donovan Currey. MOBILE SERVICE C. F. (Chet) Wilson ______________________________________Jordan. Montana_____________________________________________ Fourth Grade TOP ROW L to R. Wesley Watson, Richard Barbula, Bryan Clark, Jed Jessen, Kenneth South, Richard Cooley, Rex Murnion. MIDDLE ROW L to R. Diane Baker, Ronda Carter. Mary Guesanburu, Kathryn Clark, Patty Lou Kearns. Dixie Reglin, Mrs, Stanton. BOTTOM ROW L to R, Ralph Lehner, Cavin Mumion, Diane Rath Geraldine Barns, Penny Johnson, Sandra Nelson, Lyle Fogle. Sixth and Seventh TOP ROW L to R. Mr. Churchill, Ricky Mart, Lorrie Safratowich, Steve Harvey, George Guesenburu, Dan Hansard, Nick Mumion, Jeff Landers, Wayne Lilienthal, MIDDLE ROW L. to R. Penny Jessen. Corrine Ed- wards. Stuart Gupdll, Nancy Fitzgerald, Rick Smith, Halle Hoverson. Darryl Turner, Joanne Mumion, Jackie Artz, Judy Clark, Lourel Haverson, Thomasine Nelson, Marva Fogle, Cheryl Singer, Susan Hauso, Connie Haines, BOTTOM ROW L. to R. Darryl Hinther, Ovinn Jessen, Cliff Monosmith, Jeff Hendry, Pat Ryan, Phillip Butts, Dallas Curry, Rocky Nelson. FOSTER JORDAN DRUG The friendly drugstore Jordan, Montana Seventh and Eighth Grade BOTTOM ROW - Jacque Rhoades, Jo Ann White, Connie McKee, Judy Fogle, Martha Wille, Karen Clark, Jo Ann Burgess, Flora McDonald, Debra Currey. SECOND ROW - Mrs. Mildred Hooker, Margo Schmidt, Leslie Watson. Karen Turner. Paul Hoverson. Dale Wells, Kathy Singer, Christine Edwards. Betty Jean Olson. TOP ROW - Mark Mumion.Ulobert Jotaison, Shelley Stinebaugh, Nelleen O'Connor, Norman Ol- son, Mike Landers, David O’ChnnoW'Marlene oele. Toimnv Billing, Tim Fogle. ,0 Grade School are usually fifth graders or beginning players. The advanced band (right) is made up of sixth, seventh, and eighth graders that have at least one year’s experience. Both bands are directed by Robert Singer. JORDAN MEAT MARKET Jordan, Montana RANGE RIDER’S BAR and CAFE Miles City, Montana Sports Mustangs Set New STATE TOURNAMENT At the State Tournament in Helena the Mustangs first opponent was the Edgar Wild- cats. They defeated the Mustangs 77-63. The Mustangs fell to the Winnett Rams and were eliminated from the tournament. Lynne Lufborough was chosen as a second team all-tournament player. DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT For the first time Jordan brought home a Divisional Trophy. They placed second. The Mustangs defeated Westby 73-59. In the Bainville game the score was tied 51-51. In the last 3 seconds of the game Glenn Hage- man made a 30 foot shot raising the score to 53-51 in favor of Jordan. The team's only loss was to the Brockton Warriors in the Championship game 52-49. In the challenge game on Monday the Mustangs defeated Out- look. As a result of this game Jordan went to state for the first time in the history of the school. JORDAN INSURANCE SERVICE For all your insurance needs call Fred or Wren Records for GCHS DISTRICT CLASS C TOURNAMENT The District 4Class C Tournament was held in Miles City. The Mustangs won the championship bydefeating Plevna 74-70, Sacred Heart 50-40, and Terry 74-60. This, was the Mustangs first championship in 17 years and only the second in the history of the school. In addition to the Championship Trophy the Mustangs brought home the Co-runner-up Trophy for the conference and the Sportsmanship Trophy. Two Mustang players were picked for the all-tournament team. They were Glenn Hageman and Lynne Lufborough. Glenn Hageman was named most valuable player. Arch Rivals Defeated A Squad Basketball team L to R Jeffy Lufborough, Gene Hensleigh, Jerry Coulter, Vernon Fogle, Glenn Hage- man, Wade Schmidt, Jim Viall, Baan Kester, Bob Fitzgerald, Lynne Lufborough, Virgil Hellyer, Byron Winter, Ross Childers. KNEELING Coach Clarence Dahl. Managers Dave Talbot and Jerry Twitchell. I aJL, ROBERT E. PURCELL Attorney at Law Jordan, Montana B Squad Basketball BACK ROW: Clarence Dahl, Coach, Clyde Saylor, Mitch Nelson, Mike Billing, Jim Viall, Kim Singer, Virgil Hellyer, Jerry Coulter, Dale Anderson, Manager. FRONT ROW; Pat Talbot, Duncan McDonald, Gene Hensleigh, Jerry Lufborough, Pat Hensleigh, Kenny Rich. t [ K LV Grade School Bas 'Tjh Fljace Tow ■. Conference Record Sacred Heart Invitational Tournament Jordan 44 Broad us 42 Jordan 40 Sacred Heart 46 Jordan won second in this tournament CONFERENCE SEASON SCORES 1965- 1966 THEM JORDAN • St. Leo's 44 60 • Dawson Jr. C. JV 59 44 Sacred Heart 53 51 State School 36 48 Wibaux 41 64 Broad us 83 86 Plevna 65 64 Terry 59 69 Ekalaka 55 76 Sacred Heart 42 37 State School 48 60 Wibaux 68 69 Broad us 65 63 Plevna 71 72 Terry 65 64 Ekalaka 52 90 • Richey 53 84 • St. Leo's 55 53 • Non-Conference JORDAN EAT SHOP The Best Place in Town to Eat George and Claudia Carmen Phone 435-9481 A girl’s track team was organized this year with Dean Staton as Coach. Of- ficers are: Terry Schmidt, Pres.; Lu- cille Dunning V. Pres.; Marcella Loo- mis, Sec.; Judy Coulter, Treas.; Paula Sinclair, S.C.; and Carleen Singer, Reporter. The Fillies are a member of the Amateur Athletic Union. They placed first at the Richey track meet. BOY’S TRACK TEAM Spring Brings Track Teams Both the Fillies and the Boy’s team had participants ' qualified for state. Representing the Fillies are Marcella Loomis, Discus, and Terry Schmidt. Discus and Broad Jump. Representing the boys are Lynne Lufborough, 100 yd. Dash, 220 run. Low Hurdles, and High Jump; Glenn Hageman, Discus and Shot; Stewart Schmidt, High Jump; and Bob Fitzgerald, Shot. ANDERSON’S The Friendly Store Miles City and Glendive, Montana Activities and Organizations SHORE’S Just a better place to shop Miles City, Montana Honor Jack Murnion VALEDICTORIAN Vernon Fogle’s interests lie in basketball, music and class plays. He has taken ad- vanced courses in math, sciences, and in- tends to study engineering at MSU in Boze- man. He was a delegate to Boys State and received the NMSQT Commendation. Jack Murnion has been active in school ac- tivities including band, library and Student Council. His future plans are to study Civil Engineering at MSU in Bozeman. In prepa- ration for his college career Jack has taken college prep, courses including Advanced Math, and Sciences. He was a delegate to Boys State. Vernon Fogle SALUTATORIAN FOSTER DRUG Meet Me at Foster's Miles City, Montana Students LYNNE LUF BOROUGH GAY CAROL BILUNG These Seniors have achieved high scholastic records dur- ing their four years of high school. They also played a prominent role in school activities. CAROL LUCILLE BOLLINGER SHARON ROSE BILUNG DAVID D. TALBOT NAOMI JEAN NEW LAND SPORTS CENTER It Pays to Play Miles City, Montana Carol Bollinger is awarded the 1966 Betty Crocker Homemaker award. 1966 Girls State Delegate is Brenda Ware. Honors and 1966 Boys State Delegates are Ronnie Robertson, Glenn Hageman, and Wade Schmidt. Vernon Fogle received a Letter of Commendation for making the 98th percentile in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. FELLMAN’S HARDWARE Where Quality Counts. Jordan. Montana Awards Terry Schmidt was GCHS's candidate for Armed Forces Day Queen at Glasgow Air Force Base, Glasgow, Montana. Glenn Hageman: All Tourna- ment team, Most valuable player, High point man in Con- ference. Leader of Mustangs in rebounds. Lynne Lufborough, All Tourna- ment Team, leader of Mustangs in season scoring. Voice of Democracy Contest Winners: Brenda Ware - First David Talbot - Second Heidi Gasser - Third SCHNELL’S MILES CITY AUCTION You’ll like our way of Doing Business Miles City. Montana M|| The Junior Class Presents flr Romeo fails again -de- libui! Wilbur! — Horrendous Hag strikes! WESTERN PHARMACY Go Western—Shop Western Miles City, Montana “Pick-A-Dilly” Students watched the performance of the 3- act mystery, Pick-a-Dilly. This suspense filled comedy was directed by Mr. Otto Neuhardt. Highlights of the play were ap- pearances by Horrendous Hag and the Mad Mortician, j traight from . rfuh JrK‘,e' t M y 5 setting made f -r ‘ TVr VA i It ' Vi M flit W ivf ff v I’m really not that bad. ’ Jordan, Montana Phone 435-2090 V On April 21 and 22, the Senior Class of GCHS presented The Curley Tale , a three- act comedy written by Patricia Clapp. The play was directed by Mr. Neuhardt, with Patsy Smith as the assistant director. Prompters Donna Clark and Karen Carman along with Janie Kibler and Vicki Owei the make-up department helped make play a success. could happy sing! Yi so You're a downright ornery buzzard! O. K. BARBERSHOP Reiny Rath, Manager Jordan, Montana u n a t Puny little A Is “The Curley 1 yp y Associafi The Chicken Raisers 9 King Bob and Queen Naomi The Juniors worked hard and diligently to decorate the gym for the prom and banquet. The Home Economics classes prepared and served the banquet which was a huge success. McKEEVER APARTMENTS A Nice Place to Stay” Jordan, Montana King Bob Fitzgerald Queen Naomi Newland Reign Over Prom The Junior- Senior Prom climaxed the social year at G.C.H.S. With a Song in My Heart was this year's theme. y Band ROW 1. Baan Kester, Elaine Fogle, Helen Schmidt, Carleen Singer, Janice Lilienthal, Lilly Chisholm, Judy Hauso, Gay Billing, Charlene Rich, Teena Billing, Keith Lilien- thal, Donna Monasmith, Byron Winter, Jack Members Acquire Musicd Murnion, Naomi Newland. ROW 2, Glenn Hageman, Carol Rath, Ronnie Kirby, Richard Rogge, Kim Singer, Nancy Smith, Viola Clark, Danny Jo Currey, Alan Hooker, Lynne Lufborough, Marcella Loomis, Mike Murn- RANCHER'S CAFE Jordan. Montana xperience ion, Vernon Fogle. ROW 3. Robert Singer, Director, Mike billing, Doug Watt, Ross Childers, Carla Uthaug, Linda Hafla, Dale Anderson, Kay Rene Murnion. The GCHS Band is composed of approximately 37 students and is directed by Robert Sin r. The annual fall concert was performed in honor of all veterans. One of the highlights of the concert was a selection of numbers taken from the period of George Washington and the American Revolution. Each spring, the band attends the District Festival in Miles City. A concert is also given in the spring. Band and Chorus officers are elected by their fellow musicians. This year's officers are: Naomi Newland, Baan Kester, Lynne Luf- borough, and Gay Billing. TRUCK STOP CAFE Next to Phillips 66 Open 24 hrs. Jordan, Montana Have you heard strange noises coming from the Band room? It's just the future band members practicing. Members of this group are: Doug Stanton, Delbert Stanton, Duncan McDonald, George Wheatcroft, Tim Hafla, John McKeever, Mike O'Connor, and Myron Kibler. TheGCHS Chorus, along with the Band, pre- sented a spring and a fall concert to all students and the community. The main events of the year for the Chorus are the Christmas, concert, Baccalaureate, and Graduation. The District Music Festival at Miles City is another annual event. The entire Chorus par- ticipates in this festival and many members are featured as soloists. The Chorus is directed by Robert Singer. 600 CAFE Open 24 Hours for Your Convenience Home-Baked Pastries an Active Year FIRST ROW; Robert Singer, Director, Noami Newland, Judy Coulter. Helen Schmidt, Dianne Hendry. Carleen Singer, Teena Billing. Viola Clark, Questa Drane, Elaine Fogle. Kathy Burgess SECOND ROW; Charlene Rich. Chris Whitlock, Carol Rath, Nancy Smith, Janet Guesanburu, Karen Carman, Freida Loomis, Delores Loomis, Marcella Loomis, THIRD ROW; Jean Shawver, Terry Schmidt, Jack Murnion, Dale Anderson, Ronnie Kirby, Richard Rogge, Glenn Hageman, Mike Murnion, Sylvia Imel, Donna Clark. FOURTH ROW; Patsy Smith, Julie Smith, Brenda Ware, Steve Dutton, Byron Winter, Baan Kester, Kim Singer, Vernon Fogle. Judy Hauso. Gay Billing, Terry Schlenker. DRANE DRILLING SERVICE Jordan, Montana These Groups Add Color to Our Pep Band MIDLAND INC. Miles City, Montana The 1965-66 A-squad cheer- leaders are: Carol Bollinger, Captain, Lucille Dunning, Carleen Singer, and Katie McDonald. Games The B-squad cheerleaders are: Charlene Rich, captain, Terry Schmidt, Judy Coulter, and Paula Sinclair. STEVENSON’S MILES CITY FUNERAL HOME Phone 232-4457 collect Miles City, Montana Active Pep Club Boosts GCHS Pep Club The girls were helpful in assisting the cheerleaders with yells anc cheers at home games and at the tournaments in Miles City and Sidney. The Pep Club is under the direction of Jonette Potts. DICK RICHARDSON CHEVROLET The dealership where Customers send their friends' Miles City, Montana The Pep Club is an active organization for all girls interested in promoting school spirit. Members par- ticipated in Pep Band or worked at home basketball games. Booster buttons were sold to help raise money. The club furnished new outfits for the cheerleaders and paid part of their expenses to away games. The Pep Club sponsored a bus trip to Miles City for the Sacred Heart basketball game. _ GCHS Spirit The chief function of the Pep Club is not only to promote school spirit but to run the refreshment stands at home games. Members are busy making pop corn and selling candy, cold drinks and coffee. SAGA Staff After running off the final copies, the news- paper is distributed to subscribers. The Sage- brush Saga is put out once every 6 weeks. The sponsor for the 65-66 issue was Mr. Safratowich. The editor was Sharon Bill- ing. fxw. Entire SAgebigish Saga‘Staff ) r m RENWICtfTORGESCJN DRUG CO. J Miles Cltv. Montana VVI Lk C'Ls. C' Justifying and typing sten- cils are just part of putting out the newspa er. Miles City, Montana Entire Remuda Staff Remuda Staff Hard-working Editor Marcella Loomis at work. Annual Advisor is Jonette Potts. Pictures are the best part of any annual. Deciding which ones to use is a big job C. R. ANTHONEY CO. Your Family Store Miles City, Montana Annual Photographer, Sally O’Coaqfft v is caught in die act. jL ' '7 After the pictures are chosen, the copy is typed and one more page of the annual is completed. MILES CITY COLLEGE OF BEAUTY 720 and one-half Main Miles City. Montana Lettermen’s Clubs A SQUAD STANDING: Stewart Schmidt, Wade Schmidt, Baan Kester, Bob Fitzgerald, Ronnie Robertson, Jerry Twitchell. KNEELING: Byron Winter, Glenn Hageman, Ross Childers, Dave Talbot, Lynne Lufbourough, Coach Clarence Dahl. B SQUAD STANDING: Coach Clarence Dahl, Gene Hafla, Clyde Saylor, Dean Montgomery, Mitch Nelson, Jim Viall, Mike Billing, Jerry Coulter, Gene Hensleigh. KNEELING: Pat Talbot, Monte Fitch, Delmar Pluhar, Kenny Rich. JOHN STOCKHILL JEWELRY STORE Miles City, Montana ANGELA MERCANTILE Angela, Montana BACK ROW: Lynne Lufborough, Otto Neuhardt, Sponsor, Baan Kester, Bob Fitzgerald, John Potts. Sponsor. MIDDLE ROW: Dave Talbot, Mike Witt, Vernon Fogle, Glen Hageman, Jack Murnion. FRONT ROW: Chris Whitlock, Elaine Fogle, Lucille Dunning. Science Club THOMPSON REX ALL DRUG Miles City, Montana BUDD’S FLOWERS Miles City, Montana L. toR. Sharon Billing. Eva Milroy. Marcella Loomis, Gay Billing. Charlene Rich, Byron Winter. BACK ROW, Joan MacDonald, Vicki Owens, Gladys Helm, Patsy Smith, Delores Loomis, Doug Watt, Karen Carmen, Jack Murnion. Vernon Fogle, and Mr. Gerald Griffin. Librarians Mr. Gerald Griffin is the school librarian. Two librarians are picked from each study hall to help run the library. Some of the jobs they do are checking out books to students, seeing that the books are in proper order on the shelves, cataloging books on cards and many other miscellaneous duties. This year the library has been enlarged by the addition of many new books. There are more non-fiction books than fiction, but plans are being made to have more fiction books next year. The library also has a large assortment of current magazines available for student use. MONTGOMERY WARD Miles City, Montana Student Council Represents Your Interests FRONT - L to R. David Talbot, Pat Hensleigh, Peggy Huston, Glenn Hageman, Bob Fitzgerald, Jack Mumion. BACK - L. to R. Mr, Safratowich, Baan Kester, Carla Uthaug. The student Council is organized with one member from each class. The Senior Representative is appointed as president, the Junior Representative as the Vice President, the Sophomore Representative as the Secretary, and the Freshman Representative as the Treasurer. Various organizations, such as Letterman's Club, Pep Club, Band and Chorus elect a representative to the Council. The Council advisor is Mr. Safratowich. This year, the Council sponsored three dances: The Freshman Initiation party, a Halloween Costume party, and a Christmas party. A sock hop was held after a basketball game. The Council sets rules for all school activities pertaining to the conduct of the students. It serves as a representative of the student body to the school authorities. Miles City, Montana Rodeo Club The rodeo club is made up of students that have ridden in rodeos around the country and also those that have taken part in High School rodeos. The members and their events are as follows: Daniel Burgess Bareback and Bull Riding Sam Huston Bareback and Bull Riding Richard Clark Calf Roping and Bareback Lucille Dunning Barrel Race and Pol Bending John Gibson Bareback Riding Jerry Twitchell Bareback and Bull Riding W. A. MITCHELL AGENCY Miles City, Montana Senior Credits BILLING, GAY Girls State Delegate, Band and Chorus officer. Pep Club Secretary, Dorm Club, ■h Annual, Newspaper, Band, Chorus Pep Band, Jr. 'jC’ ?' Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Library, Honor Student. BILLING, SHARON Editor School Paper, Honor Stu- dent, Girls State Delegate, Pep Club Treasurer, Pep Club, Library, Annual Staff, Hi School 4-H. BOLLINGER, CAROL Betty Crocker Award, Pep Club, A and B Cheerleader, Band, Twirler, Chorus, Library, Jr. Class Play. BURGESS, DANIEL Track, Hi School Rodeo, Foot- ball. CHILDERS, ROSS Band, Dorm President, Basketball A and B Squad, Track, Jr. and Sr. Class Play, Letterman's Club, Dorm Club CLARK, DONNA Pep Club, Rodeo Club, Annual Staff, Track, Dorm Club. CLARK, RICHARD Track, Pep Club, Rodeo Club, Letterman's Club, Dorm Club. DUTTON, STEVE Dorm Club, Chorus, Pep Club, Jr. and Sr. Class Play, Track, Speech Club, Explorers Club. FITCH, SUE Pep Club, Dorm Club, Annual Staff, B Cheerleader, Librarian. FOGLE, ELAINE Girls State Delegate, Jr. and Sr. Class Play, Band, Chorus, Pep Band, Science Club. FOGLE, VERNON Salutatorian, NMSQT Commenda- tion, Boys State Delegate, Basketball, Band, Chorus, Track, Jr. and Sr. Class Play. HENDRY, DIANNE Dorm Club, Pep Club. Class Play, Chorus. HOOKER, ALAN Band, Jr. and Sr. Class Play. HUSTON, SAM Sr. Class Play, Pep Club, Library, Football, Hi School Rodeo. BOUTELLE’S Pontiac, Buick, Cadillac, and GMC Trucks Miles City, Montana ■ td a A-e— KIBLER, JANIE Jr. and Sr. Class Secretary, Student Council, DAR Good Citizen, Chorus, Band, Pep Club, Dorm Club, Jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Librarian. ULLENTHAL, JANICE A and B Squad Cheerleader, Band, Chorus, Pep Club, Librarian, Twirier, Pep Band, Jr. and Sr. Class Play, Speech Club. LOOMIS, MARCELLA Band, Chorus, Pep Club, Annual Picture Officer, Newspaper Staff, Dorm Club, Track, Pep Band, Jr. Class Play, Librarian. Hi School 4-H, Speech Club. LUFBOROUGH, LYNNE Freshman Class President, Sophomore and Senior Vice President, Jr. and Sr. Class Play, A Squad Basketball. Track, Boys State Delegate, President of Letterman's Club, Jr. and Sr. Student Council, Band, Chorus, Band and Chorus Of- ficer. MILROY, EVA Jr. Class Play. Sr. Class Play, Pep Club. Librarian, Band and Chorus. MURNION, JACK Valedictorian, Class of 66 , Montana Boys State, Class Secretary, Student Council officer. Newspaper Staff, Class Play, Pep Band. Lab Assistant, Library, Pep Club, Band, Chorus. NEWLAND, NAOMI Cheerleader, Junior Class President. Band-Chorus Sec.-Treas., Pep Club, Band, Chorus, Junior Play, Senior Play, Pep Band, Track. O'CONNOR, SALLY Annual Staff Photographer, Publicity Committee Sr. Class Play, Band, Chorus, High School 4-H, Pep Club, Took Correspondence Sophomore year. Attended Roundup Jr. year, Girl Scouts. BILL'S MARINE AND CYCLE Complete line of Motorcycle and Outboard Supplies Miles City, Montana OWENS, VICKI Jr. Class Vice-President, Dorm Club Sec. -Treas., Business Manager Annual, 1966 Mustang , Band, Chorus, Librarian, Girls State Alternate, Pep Club President, Pep Club, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Speech Club. ROBERTSON, BEVERLY Pep Club. Dorm Club, Jr. Class Play. SCHMIDT, STEWART Basketball, Track, Letterman's Club, Dorm Club, Pep Club. SMITH, PATSY Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Chorus, Pep Club, Librarian, Jr. Play Prompter, Sr. Play-Assistant Director. TALBOT, DAVE Class President, Class Treasurer, Student Council, Annual Staff, Letterman's Club, Librarian, A-Squad Basketball Manager, Track Manager, Science Club, Sports Editor School Paper, Jr. Class Play. TWITCHELL, JERRY Vice-President, B Squad Manager, A Squad Basketball Man- ager, Band, Pep Club, Saga Staff-Sports Editor, Class Play. WHITLOCK, CHRIS Band, Chorus, 1966 Mustang , Pep Club, High School 4-H, B- Squad Cheerleader, Substitute A Squad Cheerleader, Jr. Class Play, Science Club, Track, Sr. Class Play. WITT, MIKE Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Dorm Club, Science Club. FURNITURE MART Complete Home Furnishings Miles City, Montana Autographs Autographs Autographs