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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1969 volume:

G C. H. S. Jordan, Montana DEDICATION The Remuda Staff would like to dedicate the 1969 Remuda to Doctor B. C. Farrand, for his many years of dedication to our community. Garfield County is greatly indebted to this generous man for his many years of devotion to the improvement of the people and the county. Our thanks are extended to Dr. Farrand for all his efforts. FACULTY FACULTY Mi. Eldon Nedds University of Montana B.A. and M.A. Principal General Math Mr. Donald Anderson University of Montana B.A. Assistant Basketball and Track Coach Drivers Ed. and U.S. Government Mrs. Maretta Brusett Union College, Lincoln, Neb. B.A. Librarian Paper Staff Advisor 4 Miss Darlynne Dascher Eastern Montana B.S. Pep Club sponsor, Senior Class Advisor Montana History, World History Girls' P.E. Mr. William Hiner Western Montana B.S. Industrial Arts, Leather Craft Asst. Football Coach, Head Track Coach Sophomore Advisor Mrs. Bob Hageman Office Secretary 5 Mrs. Patricia Ostby Eastern Montana College B.S. Director of class plays Home Economics, Speech Senior English PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Mr. Norman Ostby Montana State University B.S., M.S. Freshman Class Advisor Geometry, Algebra, F.C.M. Mrs. Clara Saylor Paper Staff Supervisor Study Hall 6 Mr. Phillip Ward Utah State M.E., B.S. Guidance Counselor Mr. Joseph Wolf Montana State B.S. Head Basketball Coach Annual Advisor Commercial Subjects Mr. Richard Wolverton College of Great Falls B.S. English 1,11, HI, Psychology Junior Class Advisor Mr. Dennis Woodland University of Missoula B.A., Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry Junior Class Advisor 7 Carl Hinther-our capable bus driver for the Brusett line. Evelyn Hinther-lady bus driver for the Van Norman line. School Board members work for the good of our school. SEATED. Left to Right: G. Fitzgerald, Vice-Chairman; J. Ryan, Chairman; and F. Winters, Clerk. STANDING: G. llenslcigh, F. Lilien- thal, T. Umland, J. Pluhar, and D. Kibler. Neil Stanton was bus driver for athletic trips. GROOVIN’ With The TEACHERS Sweepin' it up with Bill! 9 LYLE CHAMBERLIN Junior Play 3; Little Abner 3; Intermurals 4; Football 4; “B” Squad Basketball 2; Rodeo Club 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Vice-Pres. Student Council 4. Senior Officers are Lyle Chamberlin, SCR; Terry Schmidt, Vice-Pres.; Judy Coulter, Treasurer; Janet Guesanburu, Secretary'; Miss Dascher, Sponsor; and John McKeever, President EDWIN CLARK Pres, of Rodeo Cub 4. JUDY COULTER Pep Club 1,2,3,4; “B” Squad Cheerleader 1,2; Chorus 1; Paper Staff 1,2,3; Speech Club 1; Student Council Rep. 1; Track 1,2,3,4;GAA 2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; “A” Squad Cheerleader 3,4; Girls State Alternate 3; Class Sec. 3; Junior Play 3; Office Girl 4. 10 DANNY JOE CURREY Band 1,2; Football 3,4; “A” Squad Basketball 4. JANET GUESANBURU Chorus 1; Class Sec. Treas. 2; Honor RoU 2,3; Librarian 3; Junior Play 3; Gass Treas. 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Voice of Democracy 4; Pep Gub 4; Saga Staff 4; GAA 4; Senior Play 4. TIM HAFLA Band 2,3; Track 1; Intermurals 4; Junior Play 3; Rodeo Gub 4; Speech Gub 1. 11 PATRICK HENSLEIGH Track 1.4; B” Squad Basketball 1.2; “A” Squad Basketball 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Boys State Delegate 3; Class Play 4; Letterman’s Gub 3,4, Pres. Letterman’s Gub 4. duncan McDonald “B” Squad Basketball 1,2; “A” Squad Basketball 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Gass Treas. 1; Football 3,4. JERRY LUFBOROUGH “A” Squad Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Gass Vice-Pres. 1; Student Council Rep. 2; Letterman Gub 2,3,4. MYRON KIBLER Band 2,3,4; ‘‘B’’ Squad Basketball Manager 1; Junior Play 3; Intermurals 4; Speech Gub 1; Rodeo Gub 4; Track 1. JOHN McKEEVER Track 1,2,4; Gass Pres. 4; Student Council Pres. 4; Football 3,4; Band 1,2; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Pep Gub 3; Boys State Delegate 3; Letterman Gub 3,4. 12 TERRY MURNION Intermurals 4; Pep Gub 2,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Rodeo Gub 4. MIKE O’CONNOR Junior Play 3; Librarian 4; Rodeo Gub 4. TERRY SCHMIDT “B” Squad Cheerleader 1; “A” Squad Cheerleader 2.3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 2; Speech Gub 1; Junior Play 3; Class Pres. 2,3; Student Council Sec 2; Student Council Pres. 3; Reader’s Theatre 4; Office Girl 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girl’s State Delegate 3. 13 f NANCY SMITH Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Glee 3; Saga Staff 3,4; Twirling Majorette 4; Pep Gub 1,1,3,4; Pep Sec. Treat 4; Gass Vice-Pres. 3; Junior Play 3; Student Council 3; Speech Gub 1; Office Girl 3,4. DELBERT STANTON Football 4; Intermurals 4. DOUG STANTON Band 1,2,3,4; Intermurals 3,4; Junior Play 3; Speech Gub 4; Chorus 3,4. 14 LYNAL VOLLMER Football 4; ‘‘A ’ Squad Basketball 3,4; Track 1,4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 3,4; Speech Club 1; Library' 1,2,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Lctterman Club 4; Sec. of Industrial Arts 4. DON VOLLMER Football 4; Pep Club 4; Intermurals 3,4. GEORGE WHEATCROFT Track 1; Boys State Delegate 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Speech Club 4; Science Club Pres. 4; Pep Club 3,4. DAVID WITT Junior Play 3; Dormatory Student Council Rep. 4. :5 Karen Qark Marlene Fogle Paul Hovcrson Charlotte Anderson Sid Bollinger Debra Currey Judith Fogle Robert Johnson Jim Beecher Ld Brown Harold Dundom Tim Fogle Mike Landers Bucky Billing Jo Ann Burgess Celeste Dutton Phyllis Helm Carey Matovich Tom Billing Don Cameron Christine Edwards Karen Hanson Dodie McDonald 16 Jack McRae Eddie Odom Jackie Porter Alroy Roufley Myron West Mark Murnion Betty Olson Jacque Rhoads Margo Schmidt Sterling West Nelleen O’Connor Russell Pluhar Bert Robertson Susan Stanton Karmon Wffle Calvin Thomas Dale Wells Martha Wille Nina Witt SOPHOMORES Linda Cozzcns James Fitch Sandra Harbaugh Alice Brooks Judy Clark Dallas Currey Leland Flint William Helm Alasdair Cameron K illiam Cocke Corrine Fdwards Connie Hains Halle Hoverson Laurel Hoverson Nick Murnion Michael Ryan Diana Irish David O’Connor Shelley Stinebaugh Jeff Landers Skip Olson Leslie Watson Wayne Lilienthal Hazel Pluhar John Wheatcroft Charles Murnion Diana Ryan Jo Ann White Laurel Hoverson. Vice-President; Mr. Hiner. Sponsor; Skip Olson. S.C.R.; Sandy Harbaugh, Secretary-Treasurer; Alice Brooks. President. FRESHMEN Jackie Artz Stuart Guptil Jeff Hendry Carol Ann Kibler Penny Clayton Daniel Hansard Daryl Hinther Jon Kountz Mary Ellen Dick Susan Hauso Kathy Horejs Bryan Liebelt Marva Fogle Alan Hawkinson Penny Jesscn Elbert Loomis George Guesanburu Gary Helm John Johnson Rickey Mart Joyce Roufley Ricky Smith Gerald Mumion Violet Roufley Mae Taylor Jo Ann Murnion Audrey Ryan Kathy Thomas Rocky Nelson Patrick Ryan Daryl! Turner Alvin Rich Sharon Ryan Douglas Weeding Jon Kountz, Vice-President; Penny Jessen. Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Ostby, Sponsor; Jackie Artz, President; Mr. Anderson, Sponsor, Alvin Rich, S.C.R. 21 ■■Jj JANET GUESASBURU VALEDICTORIAN GEORGE WHEAT CROFT SALUTATORIAS Senior and Junior Honor Students Girls' Stale Delegate Susan Stanton Bert Robertson Sidney Bollinger Tom Billing 22 Boys’ State Del egates STUDENT LIFE How do you like these beauty contestants? Left to Right are Mike L., Russel P., Dale W.. and Pete F. The Country Boys. Left to Right: Skip Olson. Harold Mat- ovich. and Sonny Olson, served G.C.H.S. well the past year by providing the music for many of our dances. 24 Concentrating hard, Connie? Now wasn’t that interesting Robert? Speech Club SEATED, Left to Right: George W., Judy C, Terry S.t Nancy S., Doug S., Lorraine P., Don C. FIRST ROW: Dave W.. Judy F., Tim H., Mrs. Ostby., Susie S., Patsy SM Karen C. BACK ROW: Christine E., Celeste D., Jack M., Lyle C, Nina W., Dale W., Phil D.. Mike M., Nell O., Myron W. 28 FRONT, Left to Right Dan H.. Rick M.. John M. SECOND ROW: Connie H.. Jackie A.. Nina W.. Debbie C, Carey M., Corrine E., Judy F.t Susie S. BACK ROW: George W., Ed O., JoAnn W., Cathy T.. Audrey R.. Kathy H.. Mae T., Susan H., Sharon R.. Brad W., Sandy H.. Pat H., Karen H., Lyle C, Mr. Woodland. Sponsor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lyle C, Vice-pres.; Skip O., John M.. Pres.; Susie S., Alice B., Sec.-Treas.; Tom B., Alvin R., Jackie A. Science Club and Student Council 29 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Kaimic W., Laurel H., Jackie P.. Terry S., Judy C, Dodie M., Karen H.. Jo Ann B. SECOND ROW: Miss Dascher, Lonaine P.. Carol K., Rocky N., Alvin R.. Penny C., Marva F.t Connie H., Joyce R., Debbie C., Jo Ann W., Judy C, Jo Ann W. THIRD ROW : Hazel P.. Diana R.. Penny J., Mary Ellen D., PhyUis H.. Carey M.. Susan H.. Jackie A., Martha W., Marlene F., Shelley S.. Kathy H. FOURTH ROW: Nancy S., Audrey R.. Celeste D.. Janet G.. Sandy H.. Rick M.. Doug W., Brad W.f Bill H., George W., Bill C. BACK ROW: Bryan L.. Jeff L.. George G., Terry M.. Dan H., Lynal V., Mike L., Tom B.. Rick S., Don V.. Pete F.. Dale W. The 1969 Pep Club, once again stood behind their cheerleaders to winning another trophy. Gimaxing the year was the Pep Club Rally held prior to the tournament. During which the faculty gave the student body an example of their rare basketball and cheerleading abilities. Also at the assembly was a collection of cheerleading beauties from surrounding schools were gathered for a beauty contest. Our own contestant, Terry S., came out wearing the crown. This was matched in real life by the cheerleaders going to the tournament, and returning with their trophy. PEP CLUB A variety of beauties. FRONT, Left to Right: J. Fogle, J. White, D. Currey, M. WUle, C. Matovich, N. Mumion. SECOND: L. Hoverson. S. Harbaugh, S. Olson, T. Fogie, J. Landers, M. Mumion, ti. Billings, M. Landers, D. Stanton, M. Mumion. THIRD: J. Artz, S. Hauso, M. Fogle, K. Mumion, M. Kibler. D. Currey, K. WUle, T. Billing, B. Olson. BAND Special recognition goes out to Betty Olson for being the loyal band president and student director. The other officers are K. Mumion, V. President; Debbie Currey, Secretary. 32 Teri' “Jaki” We would like to express our sincere thanks to Miss Dascher for her hard work which has been instrumental in aiding the cheerleaders to win the District 4 cheerleading trophy for three consecutive years. “Judi' Dodi “MUSTANGS” NEVER GIVE IN!! With the “A” and “B” Squad cheerleaders as the leaders of the cheering section of G.C.H.S., the tournament was successful once again when the “A” squad brought home the 3rd consecutive cheerleading trophy. 3 “B SQUAD CHEERLEADERS, Top to Bottom: Karmie Witte. Joann Burgess, Laurel Hoverson, and Karen Hanson. “A SQUAD , FRONT ROW: Jaki Porter, Judy Coulter. BACK: Terry Schmidt, Dodic McDonald. 95 HOMECOMING QUEEN Janet Guesanburu The Homecoming Court included Diana Irish, Sophomore; Penny Clayton, Freshman; JoAnn Burgess, Junior; and Janet Gucsanburu, Senior. Homecoming is a time for Queens and Floats Freshmen say squish ’em. The Sophomores wanted to hear the hawks squawk. 37 FRONT, Left to Right: Mr. Miner, Asst. Coach; Mark Mumion, Manager; Bill Cocke, Delbert Stanton, John McKeever, Douglas Weeding, Tim Fogle, Dallas Currey, Rocky Nelson, Rickey Mart, Manager. MIDDLE: Daniel Hansard, Eddie Odom. Mike Mumion, Mike Landers, Jeff Landers, Lynal Vollmer, Duncan McDonald, Danny Currey, Mr. Wolf, Coach. BACK: Jerry Lufborough, Pat Hensleigh, Rickey Smith, David O’Connor, Don Vollmer, Leland Flint, Tom Billing, Lyle Chamberlain, Stewart Guptil. FOOTBALL SCORES HOME VISITOR Poplar “B” 19 7 Circle “B” 32 0 Ekalaka 12 32 Terry 19 65 Wibaux 14 13 Sacred Heart 19 54 Broadus 27 34 38 MUSTANGS MADE A COMEBACK This year was the first conference football games that the Jordon Mustangs played since 1949. Due to the lack of experience, our team did considerably well. We hope next year’s team will be even more successful. 39 Miles Howard and the Met Like Father Like Son Tom B. Jerry L. (No. 12). Leland F. (No. 62) Pat H. (No. 80), Tom B. (No. 61) ACTION FRONT ROW: Dallas C, Rocky N.. Wayne L.. Bucky B.. Bill H.. Mark M.. Tim F. BACK ROW: Dan H., Manager: George G., Rick S.. Sterling W.. David O.. Pete F.. Don Anderson, Coach. B-Squad - Next Year’s Team 42 Dave’s open! (Sterling W. and David O.) FRONT ROW: Dan Currey, Sidney Bollinger, Lynal Vollmer. Don Cameron and Duncan McDonald. BACK ROW: Coach Joe Wolf. Myron West, David O’Connor, Paul Hoverson, Jerry Lufborough, Pat Hensleigh, Tom Billing. Ed Odom. Manager. Rick Mart. MUSTANG S RECORD SACRED HEART INVITATIONAL Jordan 60 Broadus 55 Jordan 40 Sacred Heart 48 REGULAR GAMES Jordan 58 St. Leo’s 65 Jordan 51 Nashua 53 Jordan 23 Broadus 16 Jordan 30 Terry 38 Jordan 47 Plevna 46 Jordan 94 Pine Hills 27 Jordan 50 Sacred Heart 65 Jordan 61 Ekalaka 63 Jordan 84 Broadus 66 Jordan 53 Wibaux 59 Jordan 53 Plevna 51 Jordan 76 Ekalaka 62 Jordan 62 Terry 91 Jordan 63 Sacred Heart 64 Jordan 75 Wibaux 64 Jordan 69 Pine Hills 55 Jordan 56 St. Leo’s 78 DISTRICT NO. 4 TOURNAMENT Jordan 62 Broadus 63 Jordan 70 Pine Hills 32 Jordan 52 Wibaux 63 Coach: Joseph Wolf 43 Paul H. (No. 42), Jerry L. (No. 30), Duncan M. (No. 20), jumping. Duncan McDonald. Guard Dan Currey, Guard 44 Pat H. (No. 14), Paul H. (No. 42). Caught you in the act. (Jerry L. and Paul H.) See the ball. Dan? Watch out for the “gunner”, boys. (Dan C., Dune M., Paul H., Pat H., and Tom B.) A view of tournament action. (Jerry L. (31), Dune. M. (21), Pat H. (15) All eyes on the ball. (Jerry L. (30), Lynal V. (22), and Pat H.) “One shot for Paul, says the referee. (Pat H. (15), Jerry L. (31). and Donald C. (11) TRACK The 68-69 track season started out well, as the Mustangs won their first meet. After that they attended meets at Forsyth, Richey, Glendive, Terry, district meet; and for the ones that qualified, there were the divisional at Sidney and the State meet at Missoula. New records were set this year by Paul Hoverson in the pole vault and by Sid Bollinger in the broad jump. There were 11 track members tliis year. They were: Paul Hoverson, Sid Bollinger, James Fitch, Tom Billing, Leland Flint. Bill Helm, DaveO’Connor, Doug Weeding, Bradley Wheatcroft, Jeff Landers, Dan Hansard. Doug Weeding and Dan Hansard were the only Freshmen out for track. Boys qualifying for Divisional: Paul Hoverson, high hurdles, low hurdles, and pole vault. Sid Bollinger, broad jump. James Fitch, mile. Boys qualifying for State: Sid Bollinger, broad jump. New school records: Paul Hoverson pole vault-11’8”. (Old record: Glenn Hageinan-10’3”) Sid Bollinger-broad jump 19’11”. (Old record: Kim Singer-19’ 1”). Leland lets the discus fly. i I i !' I Wk 't Paul cleais the 11 foot mark. Jeff comes out of the blocks. Jackie gives Dave a rubdown. 50 Terry Schmidt doing her exercises. Miss Dascher taking it easy. TWIRLERS SITTING: Hazel Pluhar. Judy Clark. KNEELING: Mary Ellen Dick, Audrey Ryan. Nancy Smith, Kathy Horejs, Shelley Stinebaugh. STANDING: Diana Ryan. Karen Clark. Mrs. Hageman, Carol Ann Kibler. and JoAnn White. NOT SHOWN: Charlotte Anderson. ment at half time. Nancy Smith and Charlotte Anderson presented the colors at all the home games. ORDER IN THE COURT Juniors Go Legal “The night of January 16th” was put on by the Junior class under the direction of Mrs. Ostby. This three act comedy-drama showed the members of a murder trial. Defense attorney, Miss Stevens (Sue Stanton) put up a good fight for her defendant, Karen Andre (Deb Currey), uncovering many startling facts about the late Bjorn Faulkner. The prosecuting attorney, Mr. Flint (Tom Billing) put up a good fight with the help of such witnesses as Mrs. Faulkner (Jackie Porter), and her father Mr. Whitfield (Bucky Billing). No one could be sure of the outcome of the trial till the jury (made up of the audience) brought in their verdict. Hamming it up between scenes. “No, I’m not guilty.” “No, sah. - lessen he died a-laughing.” FIRST ROW: T. Fogle, J. Porter, P. Helm, K. Hanson, D. Cameron. SECOND ROW: B. Billina, J. Fogle, K. Wile, J. Burgess, Mrs. Ostby, D. Currey, S. Bollinger, C. Matovich, K. Clark, S. Stanton. THIRD ROW: C. Dutton, M. Schmidt, N. Wtt. T. Billing, M. Landers, N. O’Conner, M. Fogle. ’Time Out For Ginger’ The Senior Class put on a three-act play as their final performance in GCHS. Ginger, played by Judy C., causes quite a turmoil when she persists in going out for football. The rest of the household, including Terry S., George W., Nancy S„ Kay Rene M., and Janet G.; display a variety of reactions. Her actions also cause reactions from outside, such as the school principal. Tim H.; her father’s boss, Terry M.; and both her own and her sister’s boyfriends, Phil D. and Dave W Peck-a-boo Tim. Togetherness. (Nancy S., Terry S., Kay M„ George W.) Pop really knows what he's talking about. (Judy and George) 55 Working on the Prom is Fun How docs that glue smell. Bucky? Pretty good, right? What a hard-working bunch! (Phyllis. Dodie. Karin, and Karen). 56 Paint that board good, Carey. Ye Old Royal Hug ’Three Coins in a Fountain’ The theme for the Junior Prom was “THREE COINS IN A FOUNTAIN”. The reigning royalty’s were Paul Hoverson and Terry Schmidt. The festivities started with the Junior-Senior Banquet sponsored by the women of the community. A fountain in the gym?? FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Karmic W., Jo Ann B., Lorraine P., Carol K.. Diana I.. Penny C., Marva F., Connie H., Joyce R., Debbie C. , JoAnn W. SECOND ROW: Miss Dascher, JoAnn M.. Hazel P., Phyllis H., Dodie M., Judy C., Halle H., Violet R., Diana R., Mar)' D. , Marlene F. BACK ROW: Penny JM Susan H., Jackie A.. Kathy H., Audrey R., Kathy T., Celeste D., Sandy H., Alice B., Janet G., Karen H., Terry S. G.A.A. Barcfootin with the shoes It sure is a long way down. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Dunning, Mae T., Sharon R., Susie S., Nell O., Diana R., Hazel P., Diana I., Alvin R., Lorraine P., Mrs. Hendry, Phyllis H. SECOND ROW: Elbert L., Dave W., Jeff H., Doug W., Audrey R.. Russell P.. Kathy H., Kathy T., Nina W.. Gary H., Jackie P.. Judy C. THIRD ROW: Calvin T., Delbert S., Tim H., Sid B., Terry S., Karen H., Alice B., Bryan L., Bill H., Monte F.f Celeste D. BACK ROW: Leland F., Harold D., Myron K., Phil D., Tom B., Lyle C.. Skip O., Doug S., Pete F., Ed O.. BUI C, Jim B. NOT SHOWN: Charlotte A. V.F.W. AND AUXILIARY POST 7886 Sponsors “VOICE OF DEMOCRACY CONTEST” Judy Coulter: Winner of the 1968-69 Post Level, first at District 6, and she placed 7th in the State Contest. 61 FRONT ROW: Karen H., Karmie W.. Marlene F., Mrs. Saylor, Carey M., Susie S., Debbie C., Jackie Phyllis H. BACK ROW': Donald C, Christine E., Dallas C, Bill H., Nancy S., Tom B., Judy F., Margo S., Janet G., JoAnn B. SAGA STAFF EDITOR: CAREY M. ASST. EDITOR: SUSIE S. BUSINESS MANAGER: JACKIE P. Sadie Hawkin’s Day was the main event put on by the Saga Staff of ‘68-69’. It was highlighted by the crowning of Dodie McDonald as Daisy Mae and Mike Landers of LiP Abner. 6? Livin’ up Sadie llawkin's Day! (Dale W. and Penny J.) Ye OP Annual Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Coulter, Assistant editor; Terry Schmidt, Phyllis Helm, Secretary; Tom Billing. Assistant editor; Jackie Porter, Donald Cameron, Paul Hoverson, and Mr. Wolf, Advisor. Not Pictured is Charlotte Anderson, Editor. Aw, come on, Jackie. Don’t be shy. Typing out master lay-outs is one step in assembling a yearbook. Although, before the staff could actually start work on the yearbook, funds had to be raised. This was accomplished when the entire staff traveled to Miles City, where they sold ads. The trip proved to be not only a lot of work, but also a lot of fun. 6,° G-« In this section you will find ... Now where was that book, anyway, Mark? BACK ROW, Left to Right: Dave O’Connor, Jercy Lufborough, V. Pres; Paul Hoverson, Pat Hensleigh, Pres.; Leland Flint,Tom Billing, Sec.-Treas.; Mike Murnion. Ed Odom. CENTER ROW: Lyle Chamberlain, James Fitch, Lynal Vollmer, Dan Hansard, Sidney Bollinger, Duncan McDonald, and the supervisor, Mr. Wolf. FRONT ROW: Danny Currey, John McKeever, Bill Helm, Rick Mart, Mark Murnion, Tim Fogle, and Rocky Nelson. LettermerTs Club Hard work calls for GOOD refreshments. (Tom Billing . Alvin Rich) Sure are warm Lettermen jackets. (Sid Bollinger Tom Billing) Boys, Girls, and Faculty Compete What a wicked hook! (Doug, Bucky, Daryl, Don. Ed, Dune, Al, Sid) Jump, Paul, Jump! Just to mention a few: skill, spirit, and sportsmanship were traits that played an important role in the G.C.H.S. Intramural games. Under the capable direction of Mr. Woodland, interested spectators viewed many an exciting game of basketball, volleyball, or horseshoe. These games were open to any member of the student body or faculty. At the close of the school year, trophies were awarded to the winning Intramural leagues and tournaments. The Sophomores came out on top in the basketball league, while the Seniors were the champion team of the basketball tournament, as well as the volleyball league. In the horsehoe competition, Dan Currey won first in the singles, with Pat Hensleigh winning second place. First place winners of the men’s doubles were Mr. Nedds and Mr. Wolf. Pat Hensleigh and Lyle Chamberlain were the second place winners. In the mixed doubles, Mr. Woodland and Terry Schmidt held first place, and Mr. Wolf and Judy Coulter placed second. An exciting Senior vs. Faculty basketball game gives additional entertainment on Sadie Hawkins Day. LEFT TO RIGHT: Myron Kibler, Mr. Woodland, (35); Mr. Anderson, Lynal Vollmer, Mr. Wolf, (51); and Mr. Hicks (Ewys). Make it a ringer. Judy. Mr. Wolf is ready for the rebound. Happiness Is . . . • • Spring and the END of School 68 FELLMEN'S INCORPORATED RCA T.V. Stereo Whirlpool Appliances Sherwin Williams Paints AAA Approved Motel A OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Star Printing Supply Company Miles City, Montana Better Values at DUTTON ENTERPRISES You're money Ahead! Sand Springs, Montana BUTTREY’S SUPER STORE v 4 Miles City, Montana Congratulations to the CLASS OF '69' Ml LES CITY PRODUCTION CREDIT ASS. 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