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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1967 volume:

1967 Garfield County High School Jordan, Montana ? • 11r .- « BIG DRY LUMBER COMPANY Where your home begins Jordan, Montana 2 SAND SPRINGS STORE We Cater to the Rancher and Traveler” Open until 9:00 p. m. Sand Springs, Montana Foreword This yearbook portrays those of us at G. C. H. S. involved in the many activities of the 1966-1967 SCHOOL YEAR . This year at G. C.H.S. included guidance and coun- seling by a competent FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION; co-opera- tion and participation in active OR- GANIZATIONS; pleasure in many exciting SPORTS; appreciation and happinessin STUDENT LIFE: respect and compatibility by energetic UN- DERCLASSMEN; and completion of a job well done by dignified SEN- IORS. GARFIELD TITLE AND INSURANCE COMPANY Insurance and Abstracts Jordan, Montana 3 4 BAAN WILLE INC. Jordan, Montana Initiation and Halloween Provide Entertainment for Students Wanted dead or alive, three desperadoes Listen Buddy, pick on somebody your own size. Pay attention Jerry! Our Classes AAA, BBB, CCC, DDD, EEE,,, t 6 JORDAN TRIBUNE Your Home Town Paper Jordan, Montana Everyone’s favorite class-Lunch! Are Varied Hey look everybody! I've found it! JACK’S CORNER CONOCO Tires-Batteries-Greasing- Washing Jordan, Montana 7 And this is the way we do the dishes ... do the dishes ... do the dishes! K.P. duty again. Presenting Mrs. Hendry on the drums. FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN MILES CITY BANK AT THE SIGN OF TIME AND TEMPERATURE MILES CITY. MONTANA 9 Garfield County High School Members of the Garfield County High School pose for a picture before tackling the agenda at one of their regular meetings. Sitting from left to right are: George Hensleigh, Bob Cozzens, Floyd Lilienthal, John Ryan, Standing from left to right: George Fitzgerald, Clarence Umland, Dean Kibler, Fred Winter. The School Board forms the policies for our school. Improve- ment and advancement of G. C. H. S. are the main concerns of this group. This year's chairman was John Ryan. The clerk was Fred Winter. School Board 10 L. P. ANDERSON SUPPLY CO. INC. Contractor-Oil Field-Ranch Supplies Mile City, Montana to Eldon M. Nedds Principal, Physics, Drivers Training. Jack Sullivan Industrial Arts. GCHS Faculty Robert Singer Music. Teachers helping out. SHORES Just a Better Place to Shop Miles City, Montana 11 1 Mareta Brusett English, Library. Paul A meson Mathematics, Coach, Senior Class Advisor. Neeltje McNulty Home Economics, first semester. Cheerleader Sponsor. Karen Hjelvik Home Economics, Art, second semester, Junior Class Advisor. 12 Teachers Present Dan Hjelvik Social Studies, Freshman Class Advisor, Newspaper, Play Director. LOVE MOTOR COMPANY Miles City, Montana Richard Cadieux English Varied Classes Science, Sophomore Class Advisor Henry Elliot Social Studies, Assistant Coach BUTTREY’S SUPER STORE Miles City, Montana 13 Oscar Schlenker, Janitor Karl Hinther, Bus Driver Behind The Scenes Mrs. Norma Whitlock, assistant P. E. teacher. Mrs. Clara Saylor and her crew: Deanna Frady, Brenda Ware, Jean Shawver, help out in the office. SANITARY DAIRY Roy W. Carlson, Pres. Walter Wyss Vice Pres. Eileen A. Carlson Sec.-Treas. Miles City, Montana 14 SENIOR CUSS OFFICERS Paul Arneson, Sponsor; Brenda Ware, Secretary; Baan Gene Kester, President; Bob Fitzgerald, S.C. R.; Glenn Hageman, Vice-President; Byron Winter, Treasurer. Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshman © (© 15 K. L. Bliss Questa Drane Lucille Dunning Robert Fitzgerald Seniors Busy During Their Brenda Ware received a first place award for her essay on ”World Peace. This contest was open to the entire student body. GRAVES FUNERAL HOME Kenneth and Delores Rudolph, Directors Miles City, Montana 16 Earnest Fogle John Gibson James Gregg Daniel Guesanburu Dennis Hafla Last Year at G. C. H. S. Sr. Football Players: B. Fitzgerald, W. Schmidt, B. Kester. B. Winter. V. Hellyer, and G. Hageman. FOSTER DRUG Meet Me at Foster's Miles City, Montana Glenn Hageman 17 Seniors Set Their Own The class of 1967 chose the lavender orchid for their class flower. Lavender and silver were their class colors. Baccalaureate was held May 21, 1967, with graduation held the following Friday, May 26. 1967. We will find a path or make one , was the class motto. Mike Heim Virgil Hellyer Gladys Helm James Helm Sam Hendry 18 GARFIELD COUNTY BANK Your Home Owned Bank” Jordan, Montana Goals ROBERT E. PURCELL Attorney at Law Iordan, Montana ] 9 Jim O'Connor Ronald Robertson Clyde Saylor Terry Schlenker Wade Schmidt Julie Smith NELSON PLUMBING AND CONSTRUCTION Jordan, Montana Carla Uthaug Seniors Plan Ahead For Future Harvey Uthaug Brenda Ware Douglas Watt Byron Winter BRUSETT STORE Brusett, Montana 21 Dale Anderson Mike Billing Teena Billing Cathy Burgess Lilly Chisholm Viola Clark Jerry Coulter Monte Fitch Rueben Fogle Deanna Frady Juniors Enjoyec Heidi Gasser Robert Guesanburu Gene Hafla Linda Hafla Mike Harvey Gene Hensleigh Peggy Huston Ronald Kirby Jim Kountz Debbie Liebelt Delores Loomis Dean Montgomery FELLMAN’S INC. Where Quality Counts Jordan, Montana Mitch Nelson Delmar Pluhar Jo Ann Pluhar Carol Rath Charlene Rich Kenny Rich Button Robertson Richard Rogge Tom Ryan Stanley Saylor Outside Activities Jean Shawver Helen Schmidt Carleen Singer Irene Schlenker The Three Dimensions all Juniors, provide enter- tainment for many school parties. The members are Pat Talbot Richard Rogge, Dale Anderson, and Mike Harvey. jjm viall COURTHOUSE ENCO SERVICE CENTER Dependable service on your car Jordan, Montana 23 - - f Lyle Chamberlain Edwin Clark Judy Coulter Phillip Dutton Janet Guesanburu Tim Hafla Scott Harvey Pat Hensleigh Biology and Phy. Myron Kibler Freida Loomis Jerry Lufborough Duncan McDonald John McKeever Kay Rene Murnion Mike Murnion Mike O'Connor 24 JORDAN MEAT MARKET Jordan, Montana Lorraine Pluhar Patsy Schlenker Terry Schmidt Kim Singer Nancy Smith Delbert Stanton Doug Stanton Don Vollmer Part of Sophomore Year Lynal Vollmer George Wheatcroft David Witt Terry Murnion Not pictured: Danny Jo Currey JORDAN FOSTER DRUG The Friendly Drug Store Jordan. Montana 25 Debbie Currey Celeste Dutton Christine Edwards Marlene Fogle Freshmen Take Part Judy Fogle Tom Hauso Paul Hoverson Mike Knapp Carey Matovich Tim Fogle Phyllis Helm Robert Johnson Mike Landers Flora McDonald 26 FARMER’S UNION OIL COMPANY Jordan, Montana Russell Pluhar Jackie Porter Jacque Rhoads Bert Robertson Alroy Roufley Susan Stanton Calvin Thomas Karen Turner In School Activities Dale Wells Myron West Martha Wille Sterling West Karmon Wille Nina Witt PIONEER GARAGE Jordan, Montana Chevrolet, Texaco, Propane 27 Junior Class Mrs. N. McNulty, Sponsor; Kenny Rich, SCR; Mike Harvey, V-Pres; Dale Anderson, Pres; Charlene Rich, Sec-Treas. Sophomore Class Mike McKeever, V- Pres.; Jerry Lufborough, SCR; Terry Schmidt, Pres.; Janet Guesanburu, Sec-Treas.; Mr. J. Potts, Sponsor. Class Officers Freshmen Class Mr. D. Hjelvik, Sponsor; Bucky Billing, V-Pres.; Carey Matovich, SCR; Susan Stanton, Sec.; Tommy Billing, Pres. MIDLAND INC. MILES, CITY, MONTANA Athletics Football Basketball Track RANDALL LUMBER COMPANY Miles City. Montana 29 Back tow: Coach P. Arneson, M. Nelson, P. Dutton, M. Billings, K. Singer, J. Viali, B. Kester, W. Schmidt, B, Fitzgerald. G, Hageman, J, Lufborough, J. Coulter. V. Hellyer. Coach H. Elliot. Front row: Manager D. Ander- son. P. Talbot, D. Witt, D. McDonald, Pat Hensleigh, M. Harvey, D. Wells, D. Cameron, G. Hensleigh, B. Win- ter, T. Billings, T. Hauso, T. Fogle, Manager C. Saylor. Teamwork Is The Key Run, we want a touchdown. The Mustangs played football for the first time since 1949. The student body sold magazine subscriptions to raise money for equipment. Enough money was raised to outfit 24 boys. The only game played was a non-conference game with the Circle B-squad. Kick here MILES-HOWARD HOTEL THE MET-COFFEE SHOP DINING ROOM 30 MILES CITY, MONTANA Ready, set To Success JORDAN INSURANCE SERVICE For all your insurance needs call Fred or Wren” 31 A SQUAD J. Coulter, V. Hellyer. J. Lufborough, B, Fitzgerald, B. Kester, W. Schmidt, J. Viali, G. Hageman, G. Hensleigh, B. Winter. Front: D. Anderson, manager. Coach Paul Arneson, C. Saylor, manager. 1966-1967 Conference Record Sacred Heart Invitational Tournament Jordan 48 Hysham 52 Jordan 35 Sacred Heart 27 Conference Season Scores 1966-1967 them us •Dawson County J. C., JV's 61 64 Terry 77 96 Ekalala 52 86 Sacred Heart 44 34 State School 50 81 •Savage 60 95 Wibaux 71 70 Broadus 57 74 Plevna 69 79 Terry 56 54 Ekalaka 40 83 Sacred Heart 49 51 State School 42 85 Wibaux 32 55 Broadus 55 82 Plevna 60 72 •Richey 62 90 •Savage 37 69 •Non-Conference 32 LANE EQUIPMENT CO. Choose from the long green line of John Deere Equipment Miles City, Montana FRESHMAN TEAM Back Row; M. Kibler, Manager: T. Billing. M. West, P. Hoverson, D. Cameron, T. Hauso, B. Billing. Paul Arneson, Coach. Front Row: M. Landers, S. Bollinger, A. Roufley, L. Chamberlain, T. Fogle. Future Mustangs B-SQUAD D. Pluhar, T. Billing, M. Harvey, M. Nelson, M. Billing. K. Singer, P. Hoverson, P. Dutton, D. Cameron, P. Hensleigh, D. McDonald. P. Talbot. M. Kibler, Manager; Henry Elliot, Coach. BILL’S MARINE AND CYCLE Complete line of Motorcycle and Outboard Supplies Miles City, Montana 33 Mustangs happily watch as team captains. Bob Fitzgerald and Glenn Hageman, receive the sportsmanship trophy. Mustangs Bring Home Three Trophies Glenn Hageman shoots for a basket in the game against the Terry Terriers. 34 RANGE RIDER'S BAR AND CAFE Miles City, Montana Bob F. and Glenn H. receive 2nd place conference trophy. The Mustangs won three trophies this year at the 1966-67 class-C district basket ball tournament at Miles City, Montana. They received the sportsmanship trophy, 2nd place conference play trophy, and placed fourth in the tournament. Tournament Game Scores Jordan 60. . . . 58 Jordan 58 66 Jordan 82. . . . 68 Jordan 57 59 Kim Singer helps put up posters at the tournament. STEVENSON’S MILES CITY FUNERAL HOME Phone 232-4457 collect Miles City, Montana 35 Boys Excel In Track GRASS RANGE INVITATIONAL - Second Place DISTRICT 4 MEET AT TERRY - First Place New Records Set: B. Fitzgerald-Shot put; G. Hageman-Discus. DIVISIONAL AT GLENDIVE - Second Place Boys qualifying for State: B. Fitzgerald, G. Hageman, V. Hellyer, W. Schmidt, D. Murnion, M. Harvey, D. McDonald, J. Lufborough STATE MEET - (BILLINGS) Placing: B. Fitzgerald, G. Hageman; relay team (J. Lufborough, G. Hage- man, V. Hellyer, D. McDonald). 36 FIRST SECURITY BANK Trust of Miles City Miles City, Montana And Organizations A AND T SUPPLY, INC. 2415 Main PHONE 232-3422 Miles City, Montana 37 Brenda Ware Valedictorian Ronald Robertson Salutatorian Girl's State delegate - Heidi Gasser. Boy s State delegates - Gene Hensleigh, Mike Harvey, Dale Anderson. 38 RED ROCK VILLAGE INC. Miles City, Montana V. F. W. and Auxiliary Post 7886 Sponsors Voice of Democracy Contest Richard Rogge - winner of 1966-1967 Post level and third place winner in District 6. V. F. W. AUXILIARY POST 7886 Jordan, Montana 39 Wake up Mattie! No, I won't let you call! Junior Class Play 40 MILES CITY SALES YARDS CO. Regular Sales Every Tuesday Miles City, Montana The mystery comedy, The Green Light , directed by Mr. Dan Hjelvik, was held in the school gym. January 12, 1967. The audience was held in suspense by a sleep-walking spinster who went into a coma over her sister's death. Wandering Green Lights, a mysterious record player and lavender letters added to the excitement and suspense of the play. Do you think she will ever wake up? Cast Jean Shawver............Miss Mattie, the sleeper Dale Anderson . . . Doctor Spaulding, her doctor Charlene Rich...........Mary Marston, her niece Kenny Rich........Jerome Forrester, her nephew Heidi Gasser...........Kitty Corey, a novelist Jim Viall.............Donald Rhodes, a newspaper reporter Teen Billing..........Trinka Anderson, a maid Jim Kountz................Aesop, the caretaker Peggy Huston..............Miss Zenda, a mystic Linda Hafla......................student director What was the mystery to the lavender letters? Take off your coat and stay awhile. PEAVEY PRODUCER SERVICE Phone 232-2009 Miles City, Montana What! me marry you? I've always wanted to see a real rodeo. CROSS ROADS INN Miles City, Montana Senior Class Play The 1967 seniors held their play entitled The Blundering Herd on April 21. 1967. Peggy Huston (Carla Uthaug) owned a ranch that was going broke. Walrus, the ranch's foreman (Jim O'Connor) and Pappy (K. L. Bliss) scheme to bring dudes to the ranch. Timothy Tyan (Roy Milroy) and Zip (Mike Heim), two city dudes, are hired by Walrus to portray cowboys. Ruth Bell (Katie Mc- Donald) a friend of Miss Hustons, offers her assistance. Shoo Hi (Keith Lilienthal) the Chinese cook, added humor and home- cooked western meals. Visiting dudes to the ranch were Gordon Rodgers(Bob Fitzgerald) and the excitable Miss Herring (Lucille Dunning) and her wards, Sylvia and Mildred (Julie Smith and Terry Schlenker) Director--Dan Hjelvik Student Director--Ronnie Robertson He looks like a bad character. Shucks! Miss Herring, why don't you stay on awhile. TRUCK STOP CAFE MOBILE SERVICE Next to Phillips 66 Open 24 hxs. c- F- (Chet) Wilson Jordan, Montana Jordan, Montana Fun, Hard Work And Practice Add to the D. Anderson directs the sophomore P. E. class in the grand march practice. 44 TASTEE-FREEZE Jordan, Montana SPORTS CENTER It Pays to Play Miles City, Montana Byron Winters and Kay Mumion HELLCREEK BAR Jordan, Montana If He Isn't Here He is not in town. FURNITURE MART Complete Home Furnishings Miles City, Montana JORDAN EAT SHOP Jordan, Montana MILES ULMER COMPANY Miles City, Montana The band and chorus had a busy year performing in a Spring Con- cert and a Fall Concert. Both organizations attended the Music Festi- val at Miles City. Several soloists from the band performed at the festival. They were: Heidi Gasser, piano solo; Glenn Hageman, trumpet solo; Baan Kester, tenor saxophone solo; Ronnie Kirby, trum- pet solo; and Carleen Singer, flute solo. The band and chorus also performed at the festival. Mr. Singer is director of both organizations. EWY’S DICK RICHARDSON CHEVROLET Jordan, Montana The dealership where Customers send their friends Miles City, Montana 47 Members of the Twirling Club are: L. to R. Carmen Wille, Charlotte Anderson, Phyllis Helm, Brenda Ware, Majorette, Delores Loomis, Debbie Liebelt, Viola Clark, Tears and laughter are part of winning the Cheerleading Trophy. 48 RANCHER’S CAFE Jordan, Montana A-squad members - Terry Schmidt, Katie McDonald, Sponsor Mrs. N. McNulty, Lucille Dunning, Carleen Singer. Cheerleaders Win Top Prize B-squad cheerleaders - Sitting: Judy Coulter, Dodie McDonald, Charleen Rich. Standing: Jackie Porter. RIO THEATRE Jordan, Montana Dedicated to Good Entertainment 49 Pep Club Was Busy during ”66-67” Basketball Season The Pep Club is the heart of school spirit at G. C. H. S. with members helping cheer the Mustangs to victory. The Club supported the Mustangs by traveling to a Sacred Heart conference game and by paying for the cheerleader’s trips to away games. The Pep Club ran the concession stands at home games to raise funds, part of which were used to buy new pom-poms for the A-Squad and new skirts for the B-Squad cheerleaders. To boost school spirit, several members acted out a skit at the last Pep Rally. The Jordan cheering section stood out at the Tournament with its bright orange ties, white shins, and black skirts. They were a big factor in helping the cheerleaders win the trophy this year. 50 GARFIELD HOTEL AND MOTEL Jordan, Montana CLARKS FURNITURE Miles City, Montana 51 Sagebrush Saga Staff EDITOR..............................Heidi Gasser PRODUCTION MANAGER.........Debbie Liebelt SENIOR REPORTERS...................Brenda Ware Baan Kester JUNIOR REPORTER.......................Jim Viall SOPHOMORE REPORTER.........Terry Schmidt FRESHMAN REPORTER..........Debbie Currey SPORTS REPORTER............Dale Anderson DORM REPORTER................Xinda Hafla MUSIC REPORTER.............Carleen Singer TYPISTS.............................Paper Staff EXCHANGE MANAGERS............Mitch Nelson Mike Billing MIMEOGRAPHERS........................Mike Billing Pat Talbot SPONSOR...............................Mr. Hjelvik Left to right, front row: Debbie Liebelt, Judy Coulter. Questa Drane, Pat Talbot, Left to right, back row: Julie Smith, Brenda Ware, Heidi Gasser, Baan Kester, Jim Viall, Mitch Nelson, Mrs. Jonette Potts, advisor. Remuda Staff Debbie Liebelt proportions some of the pic tures for the annual layouts. The Annual staff listens while Mr. Wood, our Annual representative, tells us how to put together a good annual. Brenda Ware is the editor and Questa Drane is the Business Manager. MILES CITY COLLEGE OF BEAUTY 720 and one-half main Miles City, Montana 53 The newly formed 1A club started off its activities by electing Scott Harvey as president, Stanley Saylor as secretary, and Virgil Hellyer as treasurer. Anyone taking shop or leather craft was eligible as a member. The club’s big project was the display of their crafts and projects. The art class was in- vited to show their projects also. Mr. Sullivan was the advisor. Industrial Arts Club W. A. MITCHELL AGENCY Miles City, Montana 54 MELODY SHOP Everything in Music” Miles City, Montana ANGELA MERCANTILE Angela, Montana Standing from left to right: Jean Shawver, Mitch Nelson, Deanna Frady. Byron Winter, Charlene Rich, Susy Stanton, Terry Schmidt, Gladys Helm, Dolores Loomis. Sitting from L. to R.: Joan MacDonald, Mrs. Brusett, Judy Coulter. Librarians have busy year The Library, under the supervision of Mrs. Brusett, has a new look. Many new books have been added and the old ones have received new bindings and covers. Magazines are kept in cata- logued files for the convenience of everyone. Filing cards and checking out books are all pan of the daily routine of a librarian. REN WICK TORGESON DRUG CO. Miles City, Montana 55 Mr. Nedds, advisor, Terry Schmidt, Kenny Rich, Jerry Lufborough. Carey Matovich, Baan Gene Kester, Tom Billing, Bob Fitzgerald. Dale Anderson. The Student Council started off the school year with Mr. Nedds telling us the pros and cons of G. C. H. S. One of the major points he mentioned was the fact that G. C. H. S. didn't have a constitution. As soon as possible one was drawn up and at the next meeting it was approved. Student Council 56 C. R. ANTHONY CO. Your Family Store Miles City, Montana L. to R. standing: Byron Winter, Gene Hensleigh, Jerry Lufborough, Bob Fitzgerald, Jim Viall, Wade Schmidt, Baan Kester, Glen Hageman, Jerry Coulter, Dale Anderson, Virgil Hellyer. L. to R. sitting: Mr. Paul Arneson, Mr. Henry Elliot. The Garfield County High School Letterman's Club is made up of the boys receiving letters in a major sport. The requirements for a letter are: in basket- ball, 16 quarters: in track, five points or a place at the Divisional meet; and in football, four quarters. Letterman's Club A AND W DRIVE-IN featuring Papa, Mama, Teen, and Baby Burgers Miles City, Montana Senior Credits BUSS, K. L. — Football 1; Class Play 3,4. DUNNING, LUCILLE— B squad cheer- leader 2; A squad cheerleader 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3.4; Li- brarian 3; Science Club 3; Track 3. DRANE, QUESTA-Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Class Play 3. FITZGERALD, ROBERT-Student Council 3,4; Football 1.4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Letterman 1,2,3,4; Letter- man's Vice President 4; Boys'State Alternate 3; Science Club 3; Prom King 3; Class Play 3,4. GIBSON, JOHN— Pep Club 1,2; Explorers 2; Rodeo Club 3. GREGG, JAMES— Track 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Explorers 2,3; Football 1. GUESANBURU, DANIEL- Pep Club 1,2; Class Play 3. HAFLA, DENNIS- Basketball B 1; Pep Club 1,2; Class Play 3. HAGEMAN, GLENN- Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Vice- President 1; President 2; Vice-President Student Council 3; President Lettermen's Club 4; Vice-President Letterman's Club 3; Class Play 3; Science Club 3. HEIM, MIKE- Transferred from St. Thomas Military Academy, St. Paul, Minn. 3; Track 3; Savage of the Year award 3. HELLYER, VIRGIL- Student Council Rep. 1; Band 1,2; Chorus 1.2; Track 2,3; ”B” Squad BB 1, 2; A Squad BB 3,4; Football 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; I. A. Club Treas. 4. HELM.GLADYS— Pep Club 1,2,4; Chorus 2,3; Librarian 2,3,4; Class Play 3. HELM, JIM - Pep Club 1,2; Class Play 3, HENDRY, SAM- Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3. EMMR Stocking! .Stuff.ng 5 Book. ' Mok. 58 JOHN STOCKHILL JEWELRY STORY Miles City, Montana FARM AND HOME APPLIANCE CO. 808-810 Main Street Miles City, Montana Senior Activities KESTER, BAAN GENE- Band 1-4; Chorus 1,2,3; A Squad BB 1-4; Letterman's Club 1-4; Track 1-4; Saga Staff 3,4; Class Pres. 3,4; Class Secretary 3,4; Student Council 3; S. C. Pres. 4; Boys State Delegate 3; Class Play 3; Science Club 3; Football 4; Pep Club 4. LIUENTHAL, KEITH- Band 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Class Play 3,4; B Squad BB Mgr. 1. MACDONALD, JOAN- Library 2,3,4; Class Play 3. MCDONALD, KATIE— A Squad cheerleader 1,3,4; B Squad cheerleader 2; Class Vice President 2; Treasurer 3; Class Play 3,4. MILROY, ROY- Pep Club 1.2; B Squad Basketball 2; Class Play 4. MURNION, DAVID- Track 3.4. O'CONNOR, JAMES- Explorers 2.3; Chorus 2; Track 3; Football 4; Class Play 4. ROBERTSON, RONALD- Track 1,2,3,4; Class treasurer 1,2; Letterman's Club 2; Class Play Ass't. Director 3,4; Boy's State Delegate 3. SAYLOR, CLYDE— ”B Squad Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Letterman's Club 4; Basket- ball and Football Mgr. 4. SCHLENKER, TERRY- Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4. SCHMIDT, WADE-Class President 1; Basketball 1,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Football 4; S.C. R. 2; Letter- man’s 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Boy's State Delegate 3. SMITH, JULIE- Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Class Play 3,4; Librarian 3; Saga Staff 3; Annual Staff 3. MODE O DAY BUDDS FLOWERS Fashions for Ladies and Teens 232-3191 Miles City, Montana Miles City, Montana Senior Credits UTHAUG, CARLA-Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3: Pep Club 1,2; Cheerleader B” Squad 1; Class Play 3; Girls' State Alternate 3. UTHAUG, HARVEY- Football 1; Track 1.2,3,4; Basketball B Squad 2, WARE, BRENDA—Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3, (Vice-President), 4 (President), Twirler 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 3,4; Class Play 3; Girls'State 3; Annual Staff 3,4, (Editor); Voice of Democracy 3; Saga Staff 4. WATT, DOUG— Band 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2,3; Junior Class Play 3. WINTER. BYRON-Basketball A 1.2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,4; Saga Staff 2; Librarian 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Class Treasurer 4. 60 THOMPSON REXALL DRUG Miles City, Montana BOUTELLE S Pontiac, Buick, Cadillac, and GMC Trucks Miles City, Montana Autographs 61 Autographs si]dDj6ojny Autographs TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor -made 64