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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1968 volume:

REMUDA GARFIELD COUNTY L HIGH SCHOOL JORDAN, I MONTANA. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••A ACTIVITIES. SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS CLASSES FACULTY •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a 5 17 ,27 43 .62 TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION TO THE COMMUNITY The 1967-68 Remuda staff wishes to express their gratitude to the community for the help they have given Garfield County High school in our activities. The community has been a tremendous help in sponsoring our basketball games and in helping our foot- ball team get started. The community has been there to cheer our boys on to victory. Win or lose they were there to give us support. Also we would like to express our thanks to the community for the contributions we received for the annual. We sincerely ap- preciate the school spirit the community has shown us. Thank you for your support. 3 Debbie Liebelt Donna Hageman Deanna Frady Linda Hafla Peggy Huston Charlene Rich G. C. H. S.’ S Karl Hinther MANY G. Fitzgerald, F. Litienthal, D. Kibler, G. Hensleigh, J. Ryan, F. Winters, B. Cozzens, T. Umland. HELPERS 4 C R ANTHONY CO, 709 Main Street Miles City, Montana Oscar Schlenker ACTIVITIES 5 HOMECOMING QUEEN: LINDA HAFLA AND HER COURT. Jordan and Rosebud met September 30, 1967 at Jordan with a vigorous playoff. This was also the set date of Gar- field County High School Homecoming. For the first time since 1942 Jordan High School has had a Homecoming Queen. Candidates for this fascinating event were as follows in year order: Nancy Fitzgerald, JoAnn Bur- gess, Kay Rene Mumion, and Linda Hafla. Winning title of Homecoming Queen was Linda Hafla, a senior of G.C.H.S. SHORES Just a Better Place to Shop Miles City, Montana Contractor-Oil Field-Ranch Supplies Miles City, Montana 7 QUEEN HELEN SCHMIDT AND KING DUNCAN MC DONALD REIGN OVER “SHOWER OF STARS” The gym, decorated in shades of blue, pink, and white, was filled with the music of The In- vaders, a modem band from Glasgow. A large chandelier hung from the center, and reflected back the strob lights. This was the setting for the 1968 prom and banquet, Shower of Stars. On the preceding night the banquet was held also in the gym. Freshmen and Sophomore girls helped serve the dinner of roast beef. FLOYDS BAR CAFE Jordan, Montana i 8 Round, and Round we go, and where we stop nobody knows. A Thope you know what your doing? Seniors enjoy their prom! brusett store „ Brusett, Montana That looks good enough to eat. HAPPENINGS IN THE REMUDA WORLD G. C. H. S. on Parade at Homecoming. How’s that baby food Jeff? JORDAN FOSTER DRUG six weeks tests maybe? , The Friendly Drug Store Jordan, Montana 10 EWY'S Jordan, Montana Tea for Two? 11 The Junior Class Play of 1967 was entitled Here Come the Brides. Jimmy Took, (Mike O'Connor) a young man, was in desperate need of a bride. Bill Thompson (Lyle Chamberlin) was Jimmy's buddy. He along with Mr. Oswald (George Wheatcroft) become Jimmy's brides. Madge Burns (Judy Coulter) was Jimmy's sweet- heart. Aunt Ellen Thompson (Terry Schmidt) was Jimmy's housekeeper. Uncle Dan Took (David Witt) was Jimmy's wealthy uncle who came to meet Jimmy's bride. Peg Westfield (Nancy Smith) was Uncle Dan's ward. Mrs. Du- valle Smythe (Janet Guesanburu) and her younger sister Bubbles (Bette Walla) followed Uncle Dan wherever he went. Lady MacBeth (Kay Rene Murnion) mysteriously appears throughout the play to add excitement. McDaniel (Myron Kibler) was an attendant looking for Lady Mac- Beth. Director--Mr. Richard Cadieux A Careful of my toupee. 12 ROBERT E. PURCELL Attorney at Law Jordan, Montana JUNIOR CLASS PLAY She did what? !! 2p 4 0, Uncle Dan, my wife ! 'fcte ‘ r- So I’m the sap, huh? FARMER S UNION OIL COMPANY Jordan, Montana If you weren't so darn lazy!! 13 The setting of the Senior Class Play, Lock, Stock, and Lipstick, opened in a typical average-sized high school. The guidance coun- selor, Mr. Warren, (Jim Viall) had been working here for several years. Mr. Plunket, (Stanley Saylor) the Chief Sanitarian, was always teasing his hired help Mrs. Maggs (Teena Billing), and the Principal Miss Entwhistle (Viola Clark.) His helpfulness includes moving Miss Gardener, (Charlene Rich) the new counselor, who had just arrived, into Mr. Warren's office. She tries to help Carol Izzard (Helen Schmidt) and Larry Donley (Mike Harvey) two teenagers with a grudge against the world, much to the distaste of Miss Prather (Lilly Chisolm). The high school students, who enjoyed making fun of the counselors, were Hilda (De- lores Loomis), Mable (Cathy Burgess), Pete (Mike Billing), and George, (Reuben Fogle). Don Donley (Dale Anderson) and Mary Lou Brennon (Linda Hafla) tried to convince Miss Gardener to become Annual Advisor. After the Annual money disappeared, Mrs. Donley (Jean Shawver) came to defend her son Larry who was accused of stealing it. Director--Mr. Cadieux Student Director--Heidi Gasser PRESENTS LOCK, STOCK LIPSTICK PIONEER GARAGE Then she said °h’ my boot zipper's stuck! Jordan, Montana Chevrolet, Texaco, Propan Let me tell you something. My boy didn't steal your money!” Well, where else am I supposed to hang my wash- ing? Yah! I'm good at the two-step, too. TT f FELLMAN S INC. Where Quality Counts Jordan, Montana 15 7 u 7, fiuJCJt HEIDI GASSER VALEDICTORIAN GENE HENSLEIGH SALUTATORIAN HONOR STUDENTS Girls' State Delegate--Terry Schmidt FURNITURE MART 'Complete Home Furnishings Miles City, Montana Boys’ State Delegates--John McKeever, George Wheatcroft, Pat Hensleigh SPORTS SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS L. to R. : Gene Hensleigh, Dale Anderson, Mitch Nelson, Mike Billing, Jerry Coulter, Mike Harvey. Team practicing under the watchful eye of the coach Mike Harvey on the kickoff, (background). SPONSORED BY KELLY CARR Attorneys at Law Miles City, Montana 18 SPOTLIGHT ON SPORTS L. to R. Front: Mr. Cadieux. Asst. Coach; John McKeever; Jeff Landers; Tim Fogle; Wayne Lillienthal; James Fitch; Jerry Lufborough; Mark Murnion. Manager. L. to R. Middle: Mr. Elliott. Coach; Donald Cameron; Danny Currey; Tom Billing; Alroy Roufly; David O'Connor; Mike Landers; Pat Hensleigh. L. to R. Back: Dale Anderson; Mitch Nelson; Gene Hensleigh; Mike Harvey; Duncan McDonald; Mike Billing; Jerry Coulter. FOOTBALL SCORES Home Visitor Ekalaka 28 7 Wibaux 12 8 Hysham 20 6 Rosebud 12 14 Nasuha 14 0 Circle 39 12 600 CAFE 600 Main St. Miles City, Montana 19 The Homecoming Game with the Rosebud Wranglers highlighted the Mustangs football year. F-O-O-T-B-A-L-L SPELLS ACTION! 20 A AND T SUPPLY, INC. 2415 Main Phone 232-3422 Miles City, Montana B-Squad Members, front row, left to right: Donald Cameron, Sidney Bollinger, Wayne Lilienthal, Dallas Currey, Bucky Billing, Tim Fogle, Lynal Vollmer. Back row, left to right: David O'Conner, James Fitch, Myron West, Leland Flint-Manager, Sterling West, Paul Hoverson, Tommy Billing. B-SQUAD— FUTURE MUSTANGS? MET COFFEE SHOP DINING ROOM Miles Howard Hotel Miles City, Montana 21 Standing: Donald Cameron, Mitch Nelson, Pat Hensleigh, Jerry Lufborough, Jim Viall, Mike Billing, Jerry Coulter, Gene Hensleigh, Duncan McDonald, Pat Talbot. Kneeling: Coach-Paul Arneson, Manager-Dale Anderson, Asst. Coach-Rick Cadieux. MUSTANGS’ RECORD Sacred Heart Invitational W. A. MITCHELL AGENCY Miles City, Montana Jordan 62 Hysham 60 Jordan 44 Sacred Heart 65 Them Us Plevna 50 61 Ekalaka 41 86 Wibaux 68 60 Pine Hills 50 78 Froid 61 74 Sacred Heart 65 67 Froid 60 75 Terry 59 58 Plevna 53 69 Broadus 55 79 Ekalaka 48 75 Wibaux 46 55 Pine Hills 82 105 Sacred Heart 69 55 Broadus 52 75 Terry 82 84 Broadview 68 60 Tournament Ekalaka 50 59 Terry 58 48 Broadus 38 51 Wibaux 59 60 •Non-conference 22 100 yard dash - Duncan TRACK— Shot Put - Mike SQUIRE SHOP Quality Men's Clothing Miles City, Montana 24 Broad Jump - Jerry BOYS Front; Bill Helm, Sidney Bollinger, Don Cameron, James Fitch; Back: Jerry Coulter, Mike Harvey, Duncan McDon- ald, Paul Hoverson, David O’Connor. Tough Hundred? - Duncan a Mile - James AM) Front: Jo Ann White, Jacque Rhoads, Connie Haines, Deb- bie Currey, Martha Wille, Karmon Wille, Jo Ann Burgess. Back: Miss Dascher - Coach, Celeste Dutton, Margo Schmidt, Marsha Borgan, Christine Edwards, Judy Coulter, Terry Schmidt. GIRLS 220 - Judy C. and Margo S. SANITARY DAIRY Miles City, Montana 25 Front, left to right: Gene Hensleigh, Duncan McDonald, Jerry Lufborough, Mike Harvey, Jim Vlall, Dale Anderson. Back, Left to right: Rick Cadieux, Mitch Nelson, Tommy Billing, Donald Cameron, Jerry Coulter, Mike Billing, Paul Arneson, Hank Elliott. LETTERMEN The Garfield County High School Letterman’s Club is made up of boys receiving letters in a major sport. The re- quirements are: in basketball, 16 quarters; in track, five points or a place at the divisional meet; and in football, four quarters. This year they also put on a potluck banquet. MILES ULMER Miles City, Montana 26 ORGANIZATIONS A-Squad Cheerleaders: Left to Right - Terry Schmidt, Dodie McDonald, Judy Coulter, and Charlene Rich. Mustangs Are Proud Organizing the student body and Pep Club into an enthusiastic cheering section fell upon the shoulders of the A and B Squad Cheerleaders. This great enghusiasum paid off at the tournament, when Jordan took home top honors once again, in cheer- leading. GRAVES FUNERAL HOME Kenneth and Delores Rudolph, Directors Miles City, Montana 28 The members of the B-squad Cheerleaders are: standing, Nancy Fitzgerald and Jackie Porter, Kneeling, Laurel Hoverson. Sitting, JoAnn Burgess. 29 PEP CLUB KEEPS ACTIVE BEHIND TEAM AND CHEER- LEADERS Our G.C.H.S. Pep Club kept quite busy throughout the 1967 and 1968 school year. One of its undertakings was to buy the A-squad cheerleaders new uniforms. Also new pom-poms were made to be used by both the A-squad and the B-squad. Again this year it was able to travel to Sacred Heart by bus to support the Mustangs. Many Club members turned out at the tournament to help our cheerleaders win the trophy. Miss Darlyne Dascher was the Pep Club's sponsor. GARFIELD TITLE INSURANCE CO. Dependable Insurance: Fire, Casualty, Automobile Tax Service Abstracts Title Insurance Bonds Notary 30 Jordan, Montana Charlene and Terry ham-it-up at one of the cheering practices. Our cheerleaders show their skill that helped them win the trophy Pr K. P. duty for the teacher is selling tickets at the home games. RANCHER'S CAFE Jordan, Montana 31 President: Ronnie Kirby V. President: Betty Olson Secretary: Linda Hafla BAND J r. fluL Front, L. to R: B. Olson, S. Stanton, D. Currey, C. Matovich, N. Murnion, B. Billing, P. Hoverson, Second, L. to R.: J. Fogle, R. Kirby, R. Rogge, T. Fogle, W. Lilenthal, J. Landers, N. Fitzgerald, Mark Mumion, Doug Stanton, Mike Murnion. Third, L. to R.: J. White, L. Hoverson, S. Harbaugh, S. Olson, H. Gasser. Fourth, L. to R.: D. Curry, D. Anderson, T. Billing, M. Kibler, M. Billing, J. Fitch, K. Wille, K. Murnion, L. Hafla. 32 RYAN GROCERY AND COLD STORAGE Jordan, Montana CHORUS Front, L. to R.; Judy Fogle, Cathy Burgess, Jo Ann Burgess, Charlotte Anderson, Carey Matovich. Susy Stanton, Mrs. Woodland. Second, L. to R.; Phyllis Helm, Helen Schmidt, Jackie Porter, Diana Ryan, Viola Clark, Nina Witt, Debbie Liebelt. Third, L. to R.; Delores Loomis, Teena Billing, Nancy Smith, Charlene Rich, Ronnie Kirby, Terry Schmidt. Fourth, L. to R.; Skip Olson, Richard Rogge, Heidi Gasser. Mitch Nelson, Dale Anderson, Mike Billing, Jim Viall. 33 SAGEBRUSH SAGA STAFF aooooc 0000004 ooooec 0000004 Back Row: L to R: Debbie Liebelt, Wayne Lilienthal, Mike Billing, Steve Harvey, Jim Viall, Judy Coulter, Debbie Curry, Charlene Rich, Nancy Smith, Susan Stanton, Carey Matovich, Charolette Anderson, Halle Hoverson. Front Row: L to R: Teena Billing, Heidi Gasser, Reuben Fogle, Cathy Burgess, Linda Hafla, and Mr. Cadieux, Advisor. TASTEE-FREEZE Jordan, Montana 34 CxfzM- - (J) Trying to meet the Annual deadline, the members work after school hours to finish their layouts. REMUDA STAFF 35 Sitting left to right: Delores Loomis, Mrs. Brusett, Terry Schmidt. Standing left to right: Viola Clark. Peggy Huston, Stanley Saylor, Judy Coulter, Janet Guesanburu, Karmie Wille, Jacque Rhoads, Mitch Nelson. Not shown, Jim Viall. LIBRARIANS 36 JACK’S CORNER CONOCO Jordan, Montana V. F. W. AND AUXILIARY POST 7886 SPONSORS “VOICE OF DEMOCRACY CONTEST” Heidi Gasser - winner of 1967-68 Post level and second place winner in District 6. Richard Rogge - winner of 1966-67 Post Brenda Ware - winner of 1965-66 Post level and third place winner in District level. 6. V.F.W. AUXILIARY POST 7886 Jordan, Montana 37 STUDENT COUNCIL Terry Schmidt, president; Heidi Gasser, secretary-treasurer; Bert Robertson; Donald Cameron; Steve Harvey; Skip Olson; Charlene Rich; Nancy Smith; and Mr. Eldon Nedds, advisor. The Student Council meets with Mr. Nedds whenever an important situation comes up. The Student Council of G.C. H. S. has been spending the majority of their time working on .he con- stitution for our high school. Hey, that's my line. J-f ft- - FOSTER DRUG ( ■ Make Pharmacy Your Career ijU. Miles City. Montana All that exercising just plumb tuckers a girl out. dfZ -'. SNAPS Yali.iN Opps! Pardon me. Is the dandruff very notice- able? Peggy's life occupation. Who stole my reed? W DORM LIFE FOR 54 G. C. H. S. STUDENTS Keeping peace is just one of the many tasks Mrs. Dunning, matron, has. Bonom row, left to right: Mrs. Hendry, Jim Beecher, Brent Knapp, Buster Pluhar, Lorraine Pluhar, JoAnn Pluhar, Hazel Pluhar, Charlotte Anderson, Bette Walla, Peggy Huston, Nellie O'Connor. Diana Ryan, Bill Helm. Mrs. Dunning. Second row. left to right: Charles Murnion, Teena Billing, Jean Shawver, Debbie Liebelt, Susie Stanton, Viola Clark, Phyllis Helm, Kenny Rich, Linda Hafla, Tim Hafla, Jackie Porter, Judy Coulter. Third row, left to right: Delores Loomis, Bill Cocke, Mike O'Connor, Linda Cozzen, Monte Fitch, Delmar Pluhar, Celeste Dutton, Charlene Rich, Sidney Bollinger. Alice Brooks, Mike Ryan, Deanna Frady, Terry Schmidt. Fourth row, left to right: Tom Billing, Pete Fitch, Tom Ryan, Myron Kibler, Heidi Gasser, Mitch Nelson, Dale Anderson, Jerry Coulter, Mike Billing, Stanley Saylor, Gene Hafla, Steve Dutton, Leland Flint, Mike Knapp. Not shown, Judy Clark, Edwin Clark, and Shelly Stinebaugh. SMITH BOOTERY Miles City, Montana Waiting for the get-a-way after study-hour. A- T Ah, those leisure hours! Bet I know something you don't. Hey, where did yomand that cameracome from? You'll never guess who was on the phone! CLARKS FURNITURE Miles City, Montana 41 il Bottom Row: L to R: Halle Hoverson, Jo Ann White, Linda Cozzen, Diana Ryan, Sandra Harbaugh, Judy Coulter, Terry Schmidt, Christine Edwards, Celeste Dutton, Leslie Watson, Alice Brooks, Nellie O'Connor. Middle Row: L to R: Martha Wille, Phyllis Helm, Jackie Porter, Laural Hoverson, Marsha Borgan, Corrine Edwards, Shelley Stinebaugh, Nancy Fitgerald, Judy Clark, Marlene Fogle. Top Row: L. to R: Jo Ann Burgess, Karmon Wille, Bebbie Currey, Dodie McDonald, Connie Haines, Jacque Rhoads, and Hazel Pluhar. GAA The G. A. A. is organized to provide the girls with an opportunity to participate in team sports after school. We stress having a good time backed by good sportsmanship. The girls participated in volleyball and basketball during the winter months and softball in the spring. 42 INGHAM HOTEL Miles City, Montana CLASSES NEVER EVENING Dale Anderson Rosemary Billing Lilly Chisholm Mike Billing Catherine Burgess Viola Clark 44 MILES CITY COLLEGE OF BEAUTY 720 1 2 Main Miles City, Montana John Corrigan Monte Fitcli Jerry Coulter Reuben Fogle Mike Billing at practice. GRANT'S CIGAR STORE--Complete line of cigars Cigarettes, Gift Items Hunting Fishing Headquarters Billiards--Pool Miles City, Montana 45 FORWARD EVER, 46 SPORTS CENTER It pays to play Miles City, Montana BACKWARD NEVER Linda Hafla Mike Harvey Gene Hensleigh Peggy Huston Ronald Kirby James Kountz 96f RICHARDSON IMPLEMENT CO. MILES CITY Your Full Service Dealer Allis Chalmers New Holland 47 Dean Montgomery Mitchell Nelson Delmar Pluhar 48 ANGELA MERCANTILE Angela, Montana Jo Ann Pluhar Charlene Rich YU Kenny Rich Garland Robertson Richard Rogge Tom Ryan 49 J D GROCERY Cohagen, Montana 50 Everything In Music MELODY SHOP Miles City, Montana SENIOR WILLS I, Dale Anderson, being of unsound mind, do hereby will my manager's job to anyone who wants it. I, Mike Billing, will a box of good soap to Jerry Lufborough who chould use it to clean his gym clothes. I, Teena Billing, will Alice Brooks to anyone who wants good advice about their love life. I, Cathy Burgess, will my red hair to Tim Hafla so he won't have to spend his money on Summer Blonde. I, Lilly Chisholm, will my job at the hospital to anyone who likes to carry bed pans. I, Viola Clark, will my room in the dormitory to anyone who can stand those ugly green walls. I, John Corrigan, will my hustling ability to anyone who can shoot a better game than I can. I, Jerry Coulter, will my height and my basketball ability to Dallas Currey and my studying ability to any underclassman who needs it. I, Reuben Fogle, will my ability to take a beating every day to Alroy Roufley: he’s going to need it. I, Deanna Frady, will my place on the bus to anyone who thinks they might be removed from the dorm. I, Heidi Gasser, no longer being of sound mind, will my job as editor of the Saga, along with a few appro- priate words fcr frustrating situations, to Carey Matovich who looks like she can take over the job effectively. I, Robert Guesanburu, will my ability to stay out of the reach of the long arm of the law, to Scott Harvey who seems to be having a little trouble at times. I, Gene Hafla. will my 1962 Chevy to Halle Hoverson to see if she can do a better job than I could with it. I, Linda Hafla. will nothing due to future legal problems owing to the controvetsy of whether or not my mind is sound. I, Gene Hensleigh, will Miss Dascher one year's subscription to the Playboy Magazine so that she may better understand my philosophy. 1. Peggy Huston, will all the fun I've had in high school to my roommate. Shelly Stinebaugh although it looks like she is off to a good start. I, James Kountz, will my bicycle to anyone who can afford the gas for it. I, Debbie Liebelt, will my job at the Rio Theatre to Judy Clark because she likes day-old popcorn. I, Delores Loomis, will my extraordinary ability to drive Hondas to anyone who wants skinned knees. I, Dean Montgomery, will to anyone who lives in the dorm my ability to wash walls as well as I did. I, Mitch Nelson, will my cleaning ability to anyone who would like to clean up after my roommate. I, Delmar Pluhar, will Jim Beecher all my worn out shoes as he might need them for the many trips he makes up the hill every day. I. JoAnn Pluhar, will Hazel Pluhar to anyone who can stand to stay awake all night listening to her snore. I, Charlene Rich, will my orange dress with the buckle at the collar to JerTy Lufborough in hopes he won't have to steal it from the dressing room anymore. I, Kenny Rich, will my approach on Route 200 to Tim Hafla who seems to have taken an interest in it. I, Button Robertson, will Jim Kountz to anyone who likes to be bummed off of. I, Richard Rogge, will my long hair to« anyone who would like to get into as much trouble as I have with Miss Dascher. I, Tom Ryan, will Alroy Roufley my overwhelming charms around the females in hopes that he might catch one someday. 51 COHAGEN BAR Cohagen, Montana I, Stanley Saylor, will my hair dyeing technique to Paul Hoverson. I, Jean Shawver, will Halle Hoverson my ability to drive in hopes that with both our abilities she can stay on the road. I, Helen Schmidt, will my ability to have a different hair color almost every week to anyone who likes to experiment. 1, Irene Schlenker, will my ability to keep my locker looking neat to Patsy Schlenker and Margo Schmidt who seem to be having trouble in this line. I, Pat Talbot, will my four study halls, leather craft and record keeping to anyone who wants to sit through a school day doing nothing. I, Jim Viall, will my beautiful red hair and purple socks to Nina Witt so she can attract a little attention. SENIOR PROPHECY As I was returning after having received the Nobel Peace Prize for subduing the student riots in Garfield County, I ran into an old classmate, Deanna Frady who had snuck away from her job as dorm matron for a few days. We began to discuss our old classmates and wondered what had become of them since our graduation 10 years ago. Gene Hafla is leading a prohibition campaign. Among his staunch followers are Button Robertson and Robert Guesanburu. Teena Billing doesn't have time for much housework as she holds a lantern while her husband works the night shift on the highway. Cathy Burgess runs the Helm's Flour Mill in Cohagen. Linda Hafla helps her husband, Kenny Rich, herd sheep on the Mosby Flats. Debbie Liebelt, Viola Clark, and Delores Loomis are missionaries trying to civilize the natives of Africa. Gene Hensleigh and Jerry Coulter are bat-boys for the Minnesota Twins. Peggy Huston is an English teacher on the Cheyenne reservation. Heidi Gasser is editor of the Jordan Tribune and has just covered a story on Tom Ryan who pulled the old rob the cash register and leave the State trick. Rueben Fogle, world leading movie star, is starring in the movie The Giant Wart. His leading lady is the new actress, JoAnn Pluhar. Jim Kountz just got fired from his job as auto mechanic when he became more interested in his recipe of vanilla extract, hops and yeast than in motor oil, spark plugs and gasoline. Charlene Rich is starring in the movie Lady Chatterley's Lover. Dean Montgomery and Helen Schmidt have become a dancing team on the Lawrence Welk show, spec- ializing in the Slew Foot Waltz. Jean Shawver is working for the Bayer Aspirin Company. Ronnie Kirby has the largest cattle ranch in Garfield County. Dale Anderson, Richard Rogge, and Mike Harvey play for all the Cohagen dances. They specialize in Square dances and Polkas. Irene Schlenker is hair stylist for all the leading rock-and-roll bands. Mike Billing's book, Mule's Skinner Dictionary , has become a best seller. Delmar Pluhar is the local sanitation Engineer. Lilly Chisholm invented the world's first disposable bed pan. Mitch Nelson runs in the Olympics for exhibition only. Pat Talbot has achieved his life's aim. He has doubled his drinking capacity from two to four cans of pop. Jim Viall is salesman for Clairol hair dye. His sales pitch is Red Heads Are More Exciting. John Corrigan is in Japan teaching the Karate chop to Japanese children. Whether these prophecies will come true or not, we don't know, but we take this opportunity to wish all our classmates the best of luck in the future. Deanna Frady Stanley Saylor 52 BUDDS FLOWERS Miles City, Montana ANDERSON, DALE - Band 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 2; Manager B-Squad 2, A-Squad 3,4; Paper Staff 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Class Pres. 3; Student Council Vice-Pres. 3; Class Play 3.4; Boys State Delegate 3; Letterman's Club 3,4; Football 4. BILLING, MIKE - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Paper Staff 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Speech Club 2; Football 3.4; Boys State Delegate 3; Class Play 4. BILLING, TEENA - Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3.4; Speech Club 2; Class Play 3,4; Paper Staff 4. BURGESS, CATHY - Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2, Vice-Pres. 3,4; Girls Glee 4. CHISHOLM, LILLY - Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1.2; Pep Club 4. CLARK, VIOLA - Band 1,2; Twirling 1,2; Chorus 2,3,4; Annual Staff. Assistant Editor 4. COULTER, JERRY - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2; Football 3.4; Letterman’s Club 2,3, Pres. 4; Boys State Alternate 3. FOGLE, RUEBEN - Track 1. FRADY, DEANNA - Pep Club 1,2; Class Sec. 2; Office Help 3,4, GASSER, HEIDI - Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Twirling 1; Pep Club 1.2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Track 2; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Editor 4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 3; G. A. A, 3; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Student Council Represen- tative 4; Girls Glee 4. GUESANBURU, ROBERT - Pep Club 1; Track 2. HAFLA, GENE - Basketball 1. HAFLA, LINDA - Band 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 2; Class President 2; Track 1,2; Paper Staff 3,4; Band Secretary 3; Assistant Play Director 3; Class Secretary 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Office Help 4; Class Play 4. HARVEY, MIKE - Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Football 3,4. HENSLEIGH, GENE - Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Class Pres. 1; Pep Club 2,3; Football 3,4; Letter- man’s Club 3,4; Boys State Delegate 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Secretary Letterman’s Club 4. 53 DR. C. W. HADLEY Optometrist Miles City, Montana HUSTON, PEGGY - Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Speech Club 2; Student Council Representative 2; Class Play 3; Office Work 4; Vice Pres. Pep Club 4. KIRBY, RONNIE - Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4: Speech Club 2; Band Pres. 4. KOUNTZ, JIM - Class Play 3. LIEBELT, DEBORAH - Chorus 1,3,4; Twirling 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 1,2,3; 3; Annual Staff 3; Editor 4; Office Help 4; Girls Glee 4. LOOMIS, DELORES - Twirling 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. MONTGOMERY, DEAN - Basketball 1; Band 1, 2; Speech Club 2; Track 2. NELSON, MITCH - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Librarian 1,2,3,4; Class Treas. 2; Football 3,4: Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 3; Chorus 3,4; Assistant Director Class Play 4. PLUHAR, DELMAR - Basketball 1,3; Speech Club 2; Pep Club 4. PLUHAR, JOANN - Pep Club 1,2,3,4. RICH, CHARLENE - Cheerleader B-Squad 1,2,3, A-Squad 4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3; Vice-Pres. 4; Class Play 3,4; Class Sec. 3; Class Pres. 4; Office Help 4. RICH, KENNY - Pep Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Student Council Representative 1,3; Speech Club 2; Class Play 3; Prom King 3. ROBERTSON, GARLAND - Pep Club 1; Track 2; Annual Staff 4. ROGGE, RICHARD - Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 2; Annual Staff 4. SAYLOR, STANLEY - Class Play 4. SHAWVER, JEAN - Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1. 2,3,4; Speech Club 2; Class Play 3; Office Help 3; Annual Staff 4. SCHMIDT, HELEN - Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Twirling 1; Track 2,3; Class Play 4; Girls Glee 4; Prom Queen 4. 54 MILES CITY FUNERAL HOME Miles Coty, Montana SCHLENKER, IRENE - Chorus 1.2; Pep Club 1. TALBOT, PAT - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2; Football 3. VIALL, JIM - Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2; Pep Club 1,2; Speech Club 2; Paper Staff 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Boys State Alternate 3; Co-Captain Basketball Team 4. ? . MOTOR SERVICE, INC. Your NAPA Jobber Miles City, Montana JORDAN SUPER STOP All Items for the Automotive Need Jordan, Montana PH. 435-4855 55 JUNIORS Lyle Chamberlin Edwin Clark Karyl Corrigan Judy Coulter junior class officers are Terry Schmidt, president; Judy Coulter, Secretary; Nancy Smith, vice-president. Miss Dascher is their sponsor. Danny Jo Curry Phil Dutton Janet Guesanburu Tim Hafla Scott Harvey Pat Hensleigh Myron Kibler Jerry Lufborough Duncan McDonald FIRST SECURITY BANK AND TRUST Miles City, Montana 56 m Doug Stanton Lynal Vollmer Don Vollmer John McKeever Kay Rene Murnion Mike Murnion Terry Murnion Mike O'Connor Lorraine Pluhar Patsy Schlenker Terry Schmidt Nancy Smith Delbert Stanton Bette Walla George Wheatcroft Eek, a mouse! BUTT RE VS SUPER STORE Miles City Plaza Miles City, Montana 57 SOPHOMORES Charlotte Anderson Jim Beecher Bucky Billing Tom Billing Sidney Bollinger Jo Ann Burgess Donald Cameron Karen Clark Debbie Currey Celeste Dutton i The sophomore officers are Bert Robertson, pres- ident; Donald Cameron, vice-president; Carey Matovich, secretary. 58 Christine Edwards Judy Fogle Marlene Fogle Tim Fogle Phyllis Helm Paul Hoverson FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN MILES CITY Bank at the sign of the time and temperature Miles City, Montana Dodie McDonald Jack McRae Leanna Michael Mark Murnion Robert Johnson Mike Knapp Mike Landers Carey Matovich Jacque Rhoads Bert Robertson Alroy Roufley Margo Schmidt Susy Stanton Calvin Thomas Dale Wells Myron West JL Nellie O'Connor Betty Jean Olson Russell Pluhar Jackie Porter Sterling West Karmon Wille Martha Wille Nina Witt O.K. BARBERSHOP Jordan, Montana FRESHMEN Marsha Borg an Alice Brooks JU . - T- Leland Flint Connie Haines Steve Harvey The officers that help keep the freshman class meetings in order are Skip Olson, president, Laurel Hoverson, Sec., and Steve Harvey, Vice Pres. 60 Halle Hoverson GARFIELD HOTEL AND MOTEL Jordan, Montana Dallas Currey--Freshman Speedster! David O’Connor Mike Ryan Skip Olson Shelly Stinebaugh MCDONALD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Miles City, Montana 61 FACULTY Mr. Eldon Nedds Principal Physics Miss Darlyne Dascher Social Studies Girls P. E. Pep Club Advisor Junior Sponsor Miss Ruth Moos Commercial Annual Advisor Mr. Richard Wolverton English I, III Psychology Freshmen Sponsor Mr. Paul Arneson Mathematics Coach Mr. Richard Cadieux English II, IV Boys P.E. Sophomore Sponsor Coach Mrs. Betty Woodland Chorus Band JOHN STOCK HILL Mr. Dennis Woodland Biology Earth Science Sophomore Sponsor JEWELER Miles City, Montana 63 Mr. Henry Elliot U.S. History Drivers’ Education Senior Sponsor Mrs. Mareta Brusett Librarian Mrs. Martha Uthaug Study Hall Mr. William Hiner Shop Mechanical Drawing Leather Craft Freshmen Sponsor W. R, PELLET - DENTIST Miles City, Montana 64 ar- '■ • '.V, i ••• V „• •