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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1973 volume:

||re-mu'da (ra moo'tha; 112; Angl. re«mu'dd), n. CSp.] The saddle horses collectively from which are chosen those to be used for the day; a relay of remounts. Dedication: to Our Heritage FACULTY Mr. Tom Eaton-Principal, Faculty Band Mrs. Mareta Brusett-Librari an, Sagebursh Saga spon- sor, Journalism Miss Judy Eaton-Girls P.E., Advanced P.E. Girls' Basketball, Girls' Track Mr. Earl Furlong-Shop I, II, Freshman Class Sponsor, Girls Shop 7 8 Grades Shop, Auto Mechanics, Weld ing I, II, Intermurals Mr. Gary Galahan-U.S. History, Government, Boys P.E., Head Basketball, Assistant Football, Boys Track Mr. Ed Iverson-Earth Science, Biology, Advanced Biology, Chemistry, I, II Speech-Debate Coach, Faculty Band 4 Mrs. Paula Iverson-Typing I, II, Business Machines, Bookkeeping, Shorthand I, Secretarial Office Prac- tice, Cheerleading Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor, Mr, Bill Martin-Chorus, Band, Algebra I, Stage Band, Faculty Band Mr. Norman Ostby-Algebra I, II, Geometry, Trigonometry, F.C.M., Math of Finance, Senior Class Sponsor, Faculty Band. Mrs. Patricia Ostby-Home Ec. I, II, III, IV, Bache lor Survival, Speech I, II, Drama-Speech Coach, School Plays Director. Mrs. Janyce Taylor-German II, English I, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Mr. William Taylor-English II, III, IV, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Remuda Staff Sponsor, Cross Country Coach. 5 Mr, Jack Witham: Special Education, Leather Craft, Head Football, Assistant Basketball, Junior Class Sponsor. Mrs, Donna Hageman: Office Secretary, Drill Team Sponsor, Mr. Phillip Ward: Guidance Counselor. Mrs. Betty Jo Padgett: Assistant Librarian. 6 Mrs. Linda Rogers: Study Hall Teacher. Mr. Bobby O1 Connor: Tutor. School Helpers ABOVE LEFT; Mrs. Dunning, Dorm Matron. ABOVE CENTER; Mrs. Rice, dorm cook. ABOVE; Rose Schlenker and Helen Bollinger, school cooks. FAR LEFT; C arl Hinther, Brusett bus route. LEFT; Mrs. Hinther, Van Norman bus route. 7 Faculty After Four Mrs. Saylor and Mr. Furlong dis- cuss the Ditto Machine. UPPER RIGHT: Just how did that happen Mr. Witham. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Taylor and the Soph, coffee pot. LOWER LEFT: Miss Tupper and Miss Eaton take tickets at the game. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Fogle doing chores? 8 SENIORS Ted Browning Pat Brooks Pep Club 3, Junior Class Play 3 Rod Coulter GAA 1,2,3, Rodeo 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Speech 3,4, Class Secretary 1, Vice Presi- dent 4, Girls Basketball 1,2,3, Rodeo Secretary 2,3,4, Junior Class Play Jeff Crane Student Council 1, Class Presi- dent 1, Letterman Club 1, , 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club 4, Junior Class Play 3, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, (MVP-2,3) Track 1,2,3,4, Carnival King 2, Homecoming King 4, Honor Roll 1 Frank Edwards Track 2, Treasurer Letterman Club 4 Donovan Currey Rodeo Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 3, Basketball 2 Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1,2, 3,4, Track 1, Cross Country 3, Speech 2,3,4; An- nual 2,3, Letterman Club 2,3,4, Plays 3,4, Pep Club 4, Student Council 4, Band 2,3, Choir 3, NFL 4 This Page Sponsored By: EWY'S EVERYTHING STORE Dennis (Mike) Fogle Roger Fogle Basketball 1,2,3, Cross Coun- try 2, Pep Club 1,2,3, Letter- man Club 2,3,4 Joe Gibson Football 3, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,2, Paper Staff 2,3, Weight Lifting Club 3, Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4 Debi Goodsell GAA 1,2, Library Assistant 4, Office Assistant 4; Pep Club 1,2 JohnFrady Pep Club 2,3, Saga Staff 3 Becky Hanson Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Remuda Staff 2,3, Speech and Drama 3,4, Cheerleading (B) 1,2, Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4, Chorus 3, Student Council 2, Class Treasurer 1, Junior Class Play 3, GAA 1,2,3,4 This Page Sponsored By: RANCHER'S CAFE 11 Sali Hoverson Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Cheerlead- ing B-2, A-3, GAA 1,2,3, Saga 4, Library Assistant 4, Speech and Drama 2,3,4 Diane Lesher Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Swim Team 1, Gymnastics Team 1, Saga Staff 2, B-Cheerleading 2, Speech Club 2,3,4, GAA 2,3, Librarian 2, NFL Club 4 Rick Helm Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 3.4, Cross Country 2,3, Track 2.4, Letter man Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Plays 3, Band 2, Cheerleading 4 Ray Lehner Pep Club 3, Library Assistant 3 This Page Sponsored By: HELM'S HEREFORD RANCH Wade Harbaugh Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 2.3.4, Football 4, Letterman Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Student Council 2, Class Presi- dent 3; Class Vice President 1,2, Plays 3,4, Remuda Staff 3.4, Cross Country 3, Boys State Alternate 3, Cheerleading 4, Student Council Vice Presi- dent 3 Elayne Jessen Journalism 3, Shop Assistant 4 Audrey Liebelt Pep Club 1, Saga 3, Office Assistant 4 Van Murnion Debate 2,3,4, Speech Club President 4, Boys State 3, Class Secretary-Treasurer 3, Out- standing Chemist 3, NFL De- gree of Distinction 3, Math Achievement Award 3, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 2, Annual Photographer 4, Voice of Democracy 3, Who's Who 4, National Merit Semi Finalist 3, Future Homemaker 4 Rosanne Murnion Drill Team 1,2,4, Debate 3,4, Journalism 3,4, Junior Class Play 3, Girls State 3, Office Assistant 4, NFL Degree of Distinction, Honor Roll 1 Jay Nunn Footb all 1,2,3, B asketb all 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3, Annual Staff 3, Paper Staff 3, FTA 3, Letterman Club 1,2,3, Choir 3,4 This Page Sponsored By: JORDAN FOSTER DRUG Pat Murnion Pep Club 1, Rodeo Club 3,4 Charles O’Connor Cross Country 3,4, Football 1.2.3, Basketball 1, Track 1.3.4, Plays 3,4, Speech 2, 3,4,-Letterman Club 1,2, 3,4, Class President 1, Remuda Staff 3, Pep Club 4, Choir 3,4 13 Laurie Padgett Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Cross Country 3 Cheerleader B 3 Annual 71 Staff 3 Sci- ence Secretary 3, 4 Office As- sistant 3 Plays 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3,4 Class Secretary 1 Student Council Represent- ative 2, 3, Speech and Drama 3, 4 Pep Club Secretary 4 Drill Team 1, 2 Band 3, 4 SCR-Pep Club 4 Paper Staff 1, 2 Music Festival 3, 4 Basketball 1 Cheerleading B 2 Pep Club 1, 2 Speech and Drama 2, 3, 4 Plays 3, 4 GAA 1,2 Darla Rogge Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Speech 3, 4 Letterman Club 2, 3, 4 Plays 3, 4 Vice-President (Class) 3 Student Council 3, 4 Student Council President 4 Tec? Phipps Lori Pluhar Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader B 1 A 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 1 Pep Club President 3 GAA 1, 2, 3 Stu- dent Council 1, 4 Plays 3, 4 Annual Secretary 3, 4 Home Ec Assistant 2, 4 Speech and Dra- ma 3, 4 Senior Class President 4 Remuda Staff 2, 3,4 Assistant Editor 3 Editor 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Track 2, 3 Athletics Secretary 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 3 Basketball 1 Cheer- leading A 3, 4 GAA 1,2, 3, 4 GAA Secretary 3 School Plays 3, 4 Home Ec Assistant 3, 4 Saga Staff 2, 3 Saga Editor 3 Class Secretary 4 Drill Team 1, 2 Co-Majorette 1, 2 Twirling Secretary 2 Speech 4 Home- coming Queen Candidate 2 Honor Roll 1, 2 Perfect At- tendance 1 Girls State Alter- nate 3 Cowbelles Beef Cook- off 2 Bev Saylor Jo Ryan Remuda Staff 3, 4 Drill Team 1, 2, 4 Twirling 1 Saga Staff 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Junior Class Play 3 Editor Saga 4 Office Assistant 4 Lab As- sistant 4 GAA 1, 2, 3 Speech 4 Chorus 3 14 Andeen Schofield Chorus 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,3, Annual Staff 3,4, Drama 2,3,4, Plays 3, Drill Team 1,2,4, Twirling 1 Debbie Shawuer Pep Club 1,2, Drill Team 1,2, Track 2, Speech 3,4, GAA 1, 2, Class Play 3 John Stanton Track 1, Pep Club 2,4, Junior Class Play 3, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Letterman Club 2.3.4, Journalism 1, Chorus 3.4, Cross Country 2 Karen Thomas Pep Club 1,2, Basketball 3, Library Assistant 4, Rodeo Club 1,2,3, GAA 1,2,3 Leslie Wells Pep Club 2,3, Shop Assistant 4, Speech 4, GAA 1 Joe Wheatcroft Basketball 1, Speech 2,3,4, Junior Class Play 3, Lab Assis- tant 3,4, Student Council 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, SCR- Speech 4, NFL 3,4, Degree of Distinction, NFL 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Honor Roll 4, Debate 2, 3,4, Track 1 This Page Sponsored By: COURTHOUSE SEVICENTER 15 I Will My . . I, Rod Coulter, will my ability for last second shots to Ed, Tom, Tony, and Randy, in hopes they won’t need it, I, Darla Rogge, will my ability to get the female population in GCHS mad at me and to get along with the guys to anyone who wants to have lots of ene- mies. I, Wade Harbaugh, will my place on the annual staff to Tony as it is a good excuse to come to town. I, Debbie Shawver, will my good tem- per to Mrs. Ostby so when she runs out of hers she'll have a spare. I, Rick John Helm, will my ability to ride boar hogs to Lyle Fogle. I, Sally Hoverson, will my raber naber reber neber, and my album of John Cooley's latest hit, No Mind, No Mind to anyone who is easily amused. .1, Frank Edwards, will my ability to get out of school to Marvin Loomis because he will need it. I, Laurie Padgett, will my Speech ability to anyone who can put up with Mrs. Ostby's tantrums, a great big cold turkey to Dick Cooley, and my long legs to Rene Irish so she can go out for basket- ball. I, Jeff Crane (Whoop or Sally), will my ability to grow long hair to Cavin Mumion if he thinks he is man enough to handle it. I, Debbie Goodsell, will my ability to behave myself in Math class to Cheryl Hafla. I, John Frady, will my ability to keep my old Chevey running to Jim Burchett so Willis may roam the streets for years to come. I, Karen Lee Thomas, will my ability to get through high school to my sister and brothers. Good luck to you. I, Pat Mumion, will my job of keeping Snowball running to anyone who is rich enough, and likes to hitch-hike a lot. I, Andeen Schofield, will my place on the Speech and Drama Team to anyone who likes to work hard, have fun, and miss school a lot. I, Ted Phipps, will my ability to lie straight-faced and unashamed to Randy Brusett, in order that he might continue to harass teachers without being so severely reprimanded and chastised. I, Jo Ryan, will my job as editor of the Saga to anyone who wants to go to work early Monday morning. I, Roger Fogle, will my outstanding ability to play basketball to Cheri Shawver in hopes she can use it in her last year of high school. I, Rosanne Murnion, will Mrs. Brusett a typist for the Saga. I, Joe Wheatcroft, being of sound mind and body hereby will my ability to debate to Charlie Diede, because he needs it. I, Audrey Elizabeth Liebelt, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Colleen Murnion as she might need it. I, Donovan Currey, will my old 52 Chevy with no tires and missing front fender to Marvin Loomis so that he can make it to the bus on time. I, Elayne Jessen, will my ability to finish high school in four years to Patty Jessen, she'll need it. I, Ted Browning, will my ability to stay out of trouble to anyone who thinks they can act as sweet and innocent as I have the last four years of high school. I, Lori Pluhar, will my cheerleading and speech ability to someone who never wants to make it home but a few hours a week. I, Dan Mumion, will my photographic ability to anyone who wishes to become a full-fledged extortionist. I, Becky Hanson, will my ability to eat anything edible in Mrs. Ostby's Home Ec. Room to anyone who can handle it. I, Ray Lehner, will my ability to get in good with the cops and wreck cars to Patty Barnes. I, Diane Lesher, will my ability to steer clear of the law and never get caught drinking in all my years to Kerrie Padgett as she is doing a pretty good job herself. I, Leslie Wells, will my ability to one certain girl to go with one certain guy and forget the rest. I, Joe Gibson, will my Rodeo ability to Clyde Mury and my dorm room to anyone that will take it, and my conceit to Randy Brusett. I, Pat Brooks, will my ability to not get kicked out of class to Jim Wells. I, Jay Nunn, will my rodeo ability to Clyde Mury and Jim Wells and my ability to stay single to Pat Brooks. I, Bev Saylor, will my position in the Dorm to anyone who would like to keep Irene Henning and Buster Pluhar company. I, Charles O'Connor, will my place on the drama team to anyone who can't quite seem to make it with basket- ball. Class Officers: Bev Saylor, Sec; Pat Brooks, Vice Pres; Lori Pluhar, Pres; Ted Phipps, Student Council; Mr. Ostby, Advisor. JUNIORS Diane Baker Mike Ballensky Gerri Barnes Tanna Bibeau Ed Brooks Jim Burchett Kathy Clark Richard Cooley John Crane Tom Eaton Lyle Fogle Robert Gibbs Mary Guesanburu Linda Helm Irene Henning Jed Jessen 18 Penny Johnson Ralph Lehner Bill McRae Cavin Murnion Rex Murnion Sandy Nelson Kerrie Padgett Diane Rath Mark Robinson Cheryl Shawver Ken South Wes Watson Rod Weeding Richard Wheatcroft Ronda Carter This Page Sponsored By SOUTH'S ELECTRIC 19 UPPER LEFT: Tanna crams for test. ABOVE: Junior power? FAR RIGHT: Guess who Mary? RIGHT: Diane and Ed have athletic interest. 20 Class Officers: Tanna Bibeau, Pres; Dick Cooley, Vice Pres; Jim Burchett, Sec; Kathy Clark, Stud. Council Rep.; Mr. Witham, Advisor. - SOPHOMORES Debbie Amundson Dan Artz Richard Barbula Par Barnes Leta Bateman Monte Billing Randy Brusett Carla Carter Debbie Carter Pauline Chamberlin Vance Daberkow Don Eng da hi Sally Fitch George Fitzgerald Gary Flint Robert Fogle 22 Therese Fogle Lynn Ha ins Cheryl Hafla Rita Hansard Tony Harbaugh Tom Helm Darlene Hinther Rene Irish Anita Landers Roxie Lervick Irene Lilienthal Jim McWilliams Colin Murnion DeWayne Murnion Carla Rogge Elaine Roufley 23 Ed Ryan Steve Pluhar Tom Viall Dennis West FRONT: Ed Ryan-Vice President. STANDING: Tony Harbaugh-Student Council Representative, Tom Helm- President, Irene Lilienthal- Secretary, Mr. Taylor-Sponsor. Cheryl says it's time to eat. 24 Haven't you learned yet, Darlene? AA-BB-CC-DD-EE-FF, FRESHMEN Alva Allen Mike Barbula Joyce Bateman Mark Bibeau Flora Cameron Jim Carter Dale Clark Dirk Currey Charles Diede Tom Fogle Barbara Guesanburu Pat Gibbs Shawn Hansard James Hauso Pearl Highland Kim Hunter 26 i - Patty Jensen Rhonda Lehner Marvin Loomis Rich Lynde Colleen Murnion Clyde Mury John Nesbitt Colin Price Sonja Rice Colleen Saylor Dawn Schmidt Dan South Rhonda Stinebaugh Clay Taylor Susan Thomas Dee Turner 27 Lee Turner Mary Pat Watson Jim Wells LEFT TO RIGHT: Rhonda Stinebaugh-Student Council Representative; Rich Lynde-Treasurer; Barb Guesanburu-Vice President; Charles Diede- President; Pearl Highland-Secretary; Mr. Furlong-Sponsor. What's so interesting? MIDDLE: Hey! What's up? RIGHT: Look- ing for action. 28 ORGANIZATIONS Student Council Supports Honor Pass ABOVE: Student Council Members: BACK ROW from UEFT TO RIGHT: Bev Saylor, Kathy Clark, Barb Guesanburu, Rhonda Stinebaugh, Joe Wheatcroft, Laurie Padgett, Lori Pluhar, Tanna Bibeau-secretary, Tony Harbaugh-vice-president. FRONT ROW from LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Helm, Richard Cooley, Ed Ryan, Ted Phipps-President, Andeen Schofield, Mr. Eaton-sponsor, and Pat Brooks. SPONSOR Mr. Tom Eaton PRESIDENT Ted Phipps 30 This Page Sponsored by: THE PIONEER GARAGE' Industrial Arts UPPER IEFT: Hold on, Monte. UPPER RIGHT: Think it'll float? MIDDLE LEFT: Is it smooth enough, Colin? MIDDLE RIGHT: Working hard, Ray? BOTTOM: Push hard boys! 31 G. C. H. S. Chorus Sings Louder BACK ROW: Cheri Shawver, Rhonda Lehner, Therese Fogle, Elaine Roufley, Rene Irish, Colin Price, MIDDLE ROW: Irene Henning, Joyce Bateman, Laurie Padgett, Colleen Murnion, Irene Lilienthal, Rita Hansard, Pearl Highland, Mr. Martin (Instructor) BOTTOM ROW: John Stanton, Roxie Lervick, Anita Landers, Diane Rath, Andeen Schofield, Frank Edwards, Charles O'Connor, Mark Bibeau. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Martin di- rects practice. RIGHT: Chorus sings at Christmas Con- cert. 32 Band TOP STANDING: Dirk Currey, Dan Artz, Deanna Ritter, SECOND ROW-Donna Weeding, Terry Ritter, Mark Bibeau, Therese Fogle, THIRD ROW-Dawn Schmidt, Echo Riley, Leslie Artz, FOURTH ROW-Joyce Bateman, Irene Lilienthal, BOTTOM ROW-Mr. Martin, Rita Hansard, Rhonda Lehner, Tom Eaton, Laurie Padgett, Mary Engdahl, Anita Landers, Roxie Lervick. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Martin directs. MIDDLE RIGHT: Laurie Padgett accompanies the band. ABOVE: Stage Band, a new organization in G. C. H. S. RIGHT: The Pep Band provides music for all the home games. This Page Sponsored by: MELODY SHOP, Miles City1 33 TOP: Dan Mu mi on, John Crane, Diane Rath, Sonja Rice, Bev Saylor, Irene Lilenthal, Mary Guesanburu, Therese Fogle, Sally Fitch, Gerri Barnes, Debbie Shawver, Becky Hanson, Ted Phipps, Joe Wheatcroft. MIDDLE: Speech Coach Mr. Iverson, Andeen Schofield, Diane Lesher, Jo Ryan, Anita Landers, Kerrie Padgett, Roxie Lervick, Laurie Padgett, Lori Pluhar, Rene Irish, Pat Brooks, Rhonda Stinebaugh, Darla Roggee, Sally Hoverson, Drama Coach Mrs. Ostby, Rosanne Mumion, Joyce Bateman. BOTTOM: Robert Gibbs, Rod Weeding, Donovan Currey, Charles O'Connor, Cavin Mumion, Bill McRae, Colin Price, Richard Wheatcroft. • ) - j National Forensic League Advisor Mr. Iverson, Anita Landers, Ted Phipps, Rosanne Mumion, Joe Wheatcroft, Joyce Bateman. BOTTOM: Donovan Currey, Colin Price, Dan Mumion. 34 This Page Sponsored By FELLMAN’S INC. Debate Varsity Debaters (LEFT) Rosanne Muraion, Dan Murnion, Joe Wheatcroft, Ted Phipps. ABOVE: Mr. Iverson-coach, Anita Landers, Ted Phipps, Rosanne Murnion, Joe Wheatcroft, Joyce Bateman. FRONT ROW: Donovan Currey, Colin Price, Dan Murnion. BACK: Wade Harbaugh, Mike Ballensky, Rene Irish, Lori Pluhar, STANDING: Mary Pat Watson, Therese Fogle Rita Hansard, Colleen Saylor, Sandy Nelson, Sally Fitch, Debi Carter, Pearl Highland, Jo Ryan, Irene Lilienthal, Andeen Schofield, Linda Helm, Colleen Murnion, Cheryl Shawver, Irene Henning, Roxie Lervick, Anita Landers, Sonja Rice, Kerrie Padgett, Laurie Padgett-Secretary-Treasurer, Bev Saylor-President, Mrs. Iverson-Sponsor. KNEELING: John Stanton, Rick Helm, Rod Coulter, Dennis West, Tom Viall, Ed Ryan, Tom Helm, Tony Harbaugh, Charles O'Connor, Randy Brusett, Donovan Currey. SITTING: Diane Rath, Lynn Hains, Ronda Carter, Darlene Hinther. This Page Sponsored by: 6D'S INC. s U P TOP ROW: Lynn Ha ins-Secretary, Roxie Lervick-President. MIDDLE ROW: Kathy Clark, Barbara Guesanburu, Diane Rath, Susan Thomas, Flora Cameron, Colleen Saylor, Kerrie Padgett, Irene Lilienthal, Dawn Schmidt, Sonja Rice, Mary Pat Watson, Carla Carter. FRONT ROW: Sandy Nelson, Darlene Hinther, Laurie Padgett, Diane Baker, Bev Saylor, Rita Hansard, Cheryl Shawver, Irene Henning, Sally Fitch, Ronda Carter, Elaine Roufley, Patty Jessen, Kim Hunter, Rhonda Lehner, Miss Judy Eaton-Advisor. Lettermen Backbone for Athletics TOP: Jeff Crane, Secretary-Treasurer, STANDING: Rick Helm, John Stanton, Wade Harbaugh, Tony Harbaugh, Ken South, TomViall, Donovan Currey, Dick Barbula, Rod Weeding, Jim Burchett-Presi- dent, Mr. Galahan-Advisor. KNEELING: Ted Phipps, Charles O'Connor, Rod Coulter, Roger Fogle, Ed Ryan, Don Engdahl, Tom Helm, Colin Murnion, Pat Barnes, Dick Cooley. 36 Dorm STANDING: LEFT TO RIGHT; Mrs. Dunning, dorm matron; Rod Weeding, Gary Flint, Debbie Shawver, Sally Fitch, Jeff Crane, Clay Taylor, Karen Thomas, class representatives; SITTING: Bev Saylor, Secretary; Rod Coulter, President; Cheryl Shawver class representative. Mrs. Rice cooks for the dorm. ABOVE: Chery Shawver wasting time; BELOW LEFT: Dorm building; BELOW RIGHT: typical dorm life. 37 A Squad Cheerleaders Lori Pluhar Anita Landers Darlene Hinther 38 This Page Sponsored by: FARMERS UNION BSquad Cheerleaders Kerrie Padgett Roxie Lervick Colleen Saylor Lynn Ha ins Office Assistants: Gophers LEFT TO RIGHT: Audrey Liebelt, Rosanne Murnion, Linda Helm, Mrs. Hageman (Advisor) Jo Ryan, and Debbie Carter. Lab Assistants: Graders and Typers Jed Jessen and Jay Nunn (Shop asst. ) Pat Brooks and Irene Henning (Home Ec. Asst.) Joe Wheatcroft, Jo Ryan, Dan Murnion and Ted Phipps (Biology asst.) Bev Saylor and Lori Pluhar (Home Ec. Asst. ) 40 f' j � .ac GCHS “PONY Awards” Selection Committee i � 41 MISS SUCCESS MISS CONGENIALITY Remuda Staff Records the Year STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Ryan, Colleen Saylor, Andeen Schofield, Cheryl Shawver, Dan Mum ion, Wade Harbaugh, Roxie Lervick, Irene Henning, Anita Landers, Irene Lilienthal, Darlene Hinther, Lynn Hains. FRONT ROW: Pearl Highland, Bev Saylor, Lori Pluhar, Therese Fogle. UPPER LEFT: Student Photographer; Dan Murnion. RIGHT: Sec- retary-Lori Pluhar, Advi- sor-Mr. Taylor, Edi- tor-Bev Saylor. LOW- ER RIGHT: An annual page layout. LEFT: Pearl puzzles over possible page. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Taylor points out possible sub- scribers. 42 STANDING: Rita Hansard, Dick Cooley, Ed Ryan, Tom Helm, Randy Brusett, SEATED: Carla Carter, Linda Helm, Rosanne Mumion, Jo Ryan- Editor, Karen Thomas. Librarians Ronda Carter, Sandy Nelson, Rita Hansard, Kathy Clark, Carla Carter, Flora Cameron, Sally Ho verson. STANDING: Diane Rath, Kathy Clark, Dick Cooley, Ed Ryan, Tom Helm, SEATED: Sally Hoverson, Flora Cameron, Cheryl Shawver, Mary Gn esanbum - Editor, Irene Henning. This Page Sponsored by STAR PRINTING Drill Team Performs BACK ROW: Colleen Murnion, Mary Engdahl, Irene Henning, Andeen Schofield, Cheryl Shawver, Roseanne Mumion, and Irene Lilienthal, FRONT ROW: Donna Hageman, (advisor) Ronda Carter, Pearl Highland, Ronda Lehner, Kim Hunter, Jo Ryan, Carla Carter, Threse Fogle, Sandy Nelson, and Elaine Roufley. ABOVE: Andeen Schofield, team captain, ABOVE RIGHT: Team marches for Homecoming parade RIGHT: flashlight routine at bas- ketball halftime. Sk 44 FALL Football Song Sung Blue For the third straight season the Mustang Foot- ball team went without a win adding another 0-8 record to the score books. According to head coach Witham, The 1972 football season was far from satisfying. There were too few participants, too few points scored, and no victories posted. There were some redeeming aspects, however, as the coach continues to point out. The few who were there did well and learned a lot about the fundamentals of football. What the Mustangs need in 1973 is a larger number of players. We all hope the coach's advice will be followed and the 1973 football season will be much more successful. ABOVE: Coach Witham shows how not to do it. RIGHT: Tom sets a play. BELOW: Team scrimmage. BELOW RIGHT: Coach Galahan shows the way to the goal posts. m ■ 2W« wv Hysham 24 - Jordan 6 Wibaux 36 - Jordan 0 Ekalaka 37 - Jordan 6 Forsyth 34 - Jordan 0 Sacred Heart 56 - Jordan 0 St. Labre 14 - Jordan 0 Nashua 14 - Jordan 0 (ABOVE)' Rod, our wounded warrior, watches a practice. (ABOVE RIGHT) The boys fight St. Labre. (CENTER ABOVE) The coach ex- plains the facts. (CENTER RIGHT) More St. Labre action. (LOWER RIGHT) Phipps makes a tackle. 47 STANDING: Coach Witham, Tom Helm, Dick Barbula, Rick Helm, Dick Cooley, Wade Harbaugh, Tom Eaton, Tom Viall, Pat Gibbs, Ken South, Coach Galahan. KNEELING: Dirk Currey, Ed Ryan, Rod Weeding, Donovan Currey, Ted Phipps, Jim Carter, Charles Diede. BACKS: Ken South, Rick Helm, Tom Helm, Ed Ryan, (Coach Witham) CS Cheerleaders: Darlene Hinther, Lori Pluhar, Bev Saylor, Anita Landers. Line: Wade Harbaugh, Tom Viall, Dick Cooley, Dick Barbula, Ted Phipps, Pat Gibbs, Donovan Currey. 48 This Page Sponsored by MILES HOWARD THE MET Gridiron Seniors A Wade Harbaugh Donovan Currey Ted Phipps Head Coach Jack Wit ham Rick Helm This Page Sponsored by KRUTZFELDT HAKER 49 Homecoming ABOVE LEFT: Snake dance; ABOVE RIGHT: Bon- fire; BELOW: Cheer 'em on Anita! Homecoming 72 was a great success. We started the festivities with the traditional bonfire the night before the game. The Bonfire and the Snake dance were attended by most of the student body. The day started out with a lovely parade. The Freshmen took first place with their Drive 'em float and the Sophomores and Seniors tied for third with the Dogies gotta go and Skunk 'em respectively. Half time activities included a performance by the Drill Team and the presentation of the King and Queen candidates. The candidates were as follows: Roseanne Murnion, Rod Coulter, Diane Rath, Mike Ballensky, Roxei Lervick, Randy Brusett, Colleen Saylor, and Rich Lyne. The winners for the 72 Homecoming King and Queen were Rod Coulter and Colleen Saylor. We lost the game 32 to 0. The homecom- ing festivities were concluded with a dance at the multi- purpose room. First place float: Drive 'em for a Victory ; Second Place: Stomp 'em ; Tied for third: Dogies gotta go and Skunk 'em . 50 ABOVE: Our team fights hard. CEN- TER LEFT: King Rod Coulter and Queen Colleen Saylor. CENTER RIGHT: Drill team performs at half time. LEFT: King, Queen, and candidates. 51 Cross Country Team Shows Improvement LEFT TO RIGHT: Jed Jessen, John Crane, Carla Carter, Mr. Taylor (coach), Ralph Leliner, Charlie O’Conner, Dan South. ABOVE RIGHT: Ralph, Jed, Charlie, John, and Dan in action. CENTER RIGHT: Carla at Glasgow meet. LOWER RIGHT: Charlie thinks run- ning is fun. RIGHT: Ralph finishes at the state meet. 52 Carnival Makes Lots of Money ABOVE LEFT: Rhonda Lehner wins a sucker CENTER LEFT: We can't be- lieve it either Barb. LOWER LEFT: Bet you can't says Mary Pat to Darla Currey. CENTER: John Nesbitt braves the shaving cream. Despite the many postponements this year's Carnival was a huge success. Over 1,000 dollars was taken in by the various clubs and activities. Contestants were able to participate in such things as the dart throw, basketball toss, ring toss, jello eating contest, cake walk, balloon shaving contest, football throw, and clown toss, to name just a few. A person even had to be careful or he would be persued by officers of law unless he had a Writ of Mandamus. Much hard work goes into the Carnival and we're glad to say that this year it paid off. This Page Sponsored by 53 BISON BAR, Miles City “Onions in the Stew” BACK ROW: Mrs. Ostby (Coach), Geri Barnes, Tom Viali, Sali Ho verson, Colin Price, Mary Guesanburu, Bill McRae, Ted Phipps, Kerrie Padgett, Tom Helm, Lynn Ha ins, Tony Harbaugh, Randy Brusett, Be v Saylor. MID- DLE ROW: Donovan Currey, Ed Ryan, Darlene Hinther, Roxie Lervick, Charles O’Connor, Laurie Padgett, Wade Harbaugh, Lori Pluhar. FRONT ROW: Sally Fitch, Therese Fogle, Irene Lilienthal. 54 This Page Sponsored by: McCONE ELECTRIC a Smashing Success Play Cast Betty MacDonald. Don MacDonald . Anne McDonald . Joan McDonald . Howard.......... Roger........... Claud........... Claire Fessenden . Lesley Arnold . . Margo........... Miss Garvey . . . Bee Gee .... Salsie.......... Kitsie.......... Harry........... New-Motor Marvin Mr. Curtis . . . Mrs. Curtis . . . Lyda............ Jim . . . Dotty........... Joey............ Phil Murray . . . Delia Murray . . Old Buddy.... Announcer . . . Grover ......... Mary Guesanburu Bill McRae Kerrie Padgett Laurie Padgett Charles O'Connor Wade Harbaugh Ted Phipps Gerri Barnes Sali Hoverson Roxie Lervick Bev Saylor Irene Lilienthal Therese Fogle Sally Fitch Tom Viall Randy Brusett Tom Helm Lynn Hains Darlene Hinther Ed Ryan Lori Pluhar Colin Price Tony Harbaugh Lynn Hains Tom Viall Ted Phipps Tony Harbaugh ABOVE: Mrs. Ostby spreads the goop on Bill. ABOVE RIGF1T: A pleased audience watches the play. RIGHT: The primary cast: Kerrie Padgett, Bill McRae, Mary Guesanburu, and Laurie Padgett. This Page Sponsored by. GARFIELD TITLE INSURANCE CO1 55 Girl’s State Alt. Mary Guesamburu Kerrie Padgett 56 John Crane SALLY FITCH-SECOND LETA BATEMAN-THIRD x iuj x ucu uy ; VFW POST 7886 AUXILIARY 57 First Conference Season for Girls STANDING: Manager Irene Henning, Sonja Rice, Cheryl Shawver, Kerrie Padgett, Laurie Padgett, Roxie Lervick, Dawn Schmidt, Diane Rath, Miss Eaton, KNEELING: Kathy Clark, Mary Pat Watson, Rhonda Lehner, Lynn Haines, Irene Lilienthal, and Diane Baker. 1972-73 — Mustang Scores 72-73 Seasonal Record Jordan 21 Circle 26 Jordan 24 Circle 42 Jordan 23 Plevna 28 Jordan 35 Savage 30 Jordan 25 Circle 29 Jordan 48 Richey 31 Jordan 30 Richey 31 Jordan 18 Plevna 22 Jordan 31 Circle 32 Jordan 35 Savage 28 Jordan 38 Grass Range 42 Jordan 31 Glendive 32 Jordan 16 Glendive 49 Jordan 20 Grass Range 40 LET'S GO! Coach Miss Eaton gives girls their last instructions of the season. 58 Monkey Shines 1? , Oh boy. .what a mess!!! Peckin' away Kicking for me, harder, harder. Did you hear about that? Duh, I can't believe I made the whole team. LEFT: Oh, say can you see.. . NEAR RIGHT: Fire Drill!!!! FAR RIGHT: Lori says, Not so tight! WINTER A Squad Has 7-7 Season UPPER LEFT-The tip off UPPER RIGHT-Tony don't be afraid of it. CENTER LEFT, Going in for a basket. CENTER RIGHT-Rod making two. BOTTOM LEFT-Cheering on to Victory. Last min- ute instructions. BOTTOM RIGHT-Receiving trophy at Richey. BACK ROW: Mr. Galahan, Tom Eaton, Mike Ballensky, Tony Harbaugh, Jim Burchett, John Nesbitt, Wade Harbaugh, Mr. Witham. FRONT ROW: John Stanton, Rod Coulter, Ken South, Rick Helm, Wes Watson, Don Engdahl, Ed Ryan. Wade Harbaugh Rod Coulter John Stanton Rick Helm Jordan-40 Rosebud - 46 Jordan-52 Rapelje - 29 Jordan-66 Scobey - 77 Jordan-62 Forsyth - 48 Jordan-40 Terry - 81 Jordan-66 Lambert - 58 Jordan-58 Brockton - 51 Jordan-62 St. Labre - 64 Jordan-55 Ekalaka - 58 Jordan-51 Wibaux - 38 Jordan-52 Broadus - 46 Jordan-51 Sacred Heart - 67 Jordan-56 Forsyth - 48 Jordan-34 Terry - 62 Jordan-59 St. Labre - 61 Jordan-41 Wibaux - 52 Jordan-55 Ekalaka - 54 Jordan-64 Broadus - 55 Jordan-54 Sacred Heart - 46 Jordan-61 Scobey - 52 Jordan-50 Ekalaka - 58 Jordan-47 Broadus - 65 63 ABOVE: Not High enough Jim. ABOVE RIGHT: Hey Ref. Did you see Jim? RIGHT: Oh, no you don't John. BELOW: Good shot Jim. BELOW LEFT: He can't reach it now Tom. 64 B-Squad Basketball Team STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis West, Pat Gibbs, Tom Viall, Coach Witham, Jim McWilliams, Dan South, Colin Murnion. KNEELING: Colin Price, Jim Wells, Randy Brusett, Jim Carter, Dirk Currey, and Tom Fogle. Coach Jack Witham Jordan B 35 - Scobey B38 Jordan B 43 - Pine Hills A 54 Jordan B 41 - Forsythe B 72 Jordan B 51 - Terry B 73 Jordan B 36 - St. Labre B 64 Jordan B 52 - Ekalaka B 66 Jordan B 48 - Wibaux B 40 Jordan B 46 - Broadus B 57 Jordan B 29 - Sacred Heart B52 Jordan B 44 - Forsyth 47 Jordan B 41 - Terry B 57 Jordan B 37 - St. Labre B 78 Jordan B 73 - Wibaux B 58 Jor.ian B 45 - Ekalaka B 40 Jordan B 52 - Broadus. B 47 Jordan B 48 - Sacred Heart B50 Jordan B 46 - Scobey B49 65 Pep Club Sponsors Winter Formal ABOVE RIGHT: Jim and Diane enjoy the music. ABOVE LEFT: Local quartet plays. CENTER RIGHT: King Colin Price crowns Queen Rene Irish while Advisor Mrs. Iverson looks on. CENTER LEFT: Couples enjoy the dance. LOWER RIGHT: Mark and Kim enjoy the mu- sic. RIGHT: Rod thinks it is O.K. ! 66 SPRING UPPER LEFT: Rod practices. UPPER RIGHT: Sali the..... RIGHT: Mary and Andeen as old ladies. FAR RIGHT: this year's awards. LOWER LEFT: Rene thinks Pat is all wet. LOWER RIGHT: Bill and Laurie holler it out. Speech and Drama Sweeps the Field G.C.H.S. SPEECH-DRAMA 1972-73 SEASON GREAT FALLS WOLF POINT BROADUS MILES CITY DRAMA 2nd Place DRAMA 1st Place SPEECH-DRAMA 1st Place SPEECH-DRAMA 1st Place HARDIN LEWISTOWN JORDAN DISTRICT (WOLF POINT) STATE (MISSOULA) DRAMA 1st Place DRAMA 1st Place SPEECH-DRAMA 1st Place DRAMA 1st Place SPEECH 3rd Place DRAMA 2nd Place B-C 69 Boys Track Boys Track Team. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Colin Price, Rod Coulter, Ed Ryan, Randy Brusett, Colin Murnion. STANDING: Coach Gary Galahan, Tom Eaton, Tony Harbaugh, John Nesbitt, Wade Harbaugh, Tom Helm, and Jim Carter. ABOVE LEFT: Senior Rod Coulter, Hurdler. ABOVE: Weight men. KNEEL- ING: Tom Eaton, Tony Harbaugh STANDING: Tom Helm, John Nesbitt, Wade Harbaugh. 70 Swift and Deadly TOP, Wade Harbaugh Senior, High Jump LEFT, Distant Runner, LEFT TO RIGHT, Colin Price, Colin Mumion, Tom Helm, Ed Ryan, Jim Carter BOTTOM LEFT, Sprinters LT. TO RT. Rod Coulter, Randy Brusett, Tony Harbaugh, John Nesbitt, Wade Harbaugh, Jim Carter, RIGHT, Coaches in discussion. Girl's Track Team Rebuilds GirVs team: Sonja Rice, Roxie Lervick, Coach Judy Eaton, Dawn Schmidt, Rhonda Lehner, Kim Hunter, Colleen Saylor, Mary Pat Watson, Flora Cameron. Sprinters: Coach Eaton, Sonja Rice, Roxie Lervick, Kim Hunter, Colleen Saylor. Field events: Dawn Schmidt, Roxie Lervick, Mary Pat Watson, Rhonda Lehner, Flora Cameron, Colleen Saylor. 72 Distance: Flora Cameron, Mary Pat Watson, Rhonda Lehner, Dawn Schmidt. Dressed up for Sadie Hawkins?? Awards Day UPPER LEFT-One of a Kind-Dan receiving the Betty Crocker Award. UPPER RIGHT: Cross Country Boys receiving their awards. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Eaton giving Ted his Stu- dent Council President's Award. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Speech kids giving Mr. Iverson an appreci- ation trophy. 1972-73 Kings Queens WINTER FORMAL ROYALTY Colin Price and Rene Irish HOMECOMING KING QUEEN Rod Coulter Colleen Saylor CARNIVAL KING QUEEN Frank Edwards Andrew Schofield 74 PROM KING AND QUEEN Ken South and Roseanne Mumion KING KEN AND QUEEN ROSEANNE UPPER RIGHT: Couples seated enjoying friendly conversation. LOWER RIGHT: Couples danced Around the World . Editor’s Note Due to loss of film by Foster Jordan Drug, this page could not be completed. “The Impossible Dream UPPER CENTER-Bill McRae, musician for the evening. UPPER RIGHT-Pearl Highland and Colleen Mumion singing Halls of Ivy . BOTTOM LEFT-Rev. M.J. Strandberg giving his address. BOTTOM CENTER: Happy Seniors waiting anxiously. BOTTOM RIGHT- Wade H. and Pat B. lead- ing the procession out. Smarties of ’73 Valedictorian Dan Murnion Salutatorian Ted Phipps Baccalaurete IFortell As I cruised into Jordan in my Cadillac in 1984, I found it hard to believe how little change has taken place. When I went past O'Connors turn-off sure enough, there was Charlie on his Honda trying to corral the sheep. However, as I passed Charlie Jessen's home I noticed a new trailer house, and in the yard there was Elayne Hinther hanging up diapers. As I passed the airport turn-off, I noticed Ray Lehner kicking the fender of his blue galazy, and swearing because he had just blown the rings out of it again. Then as I breezed past Fellman's, I saw Sali Hoverson still carrying dirty sheets out of the motel rooms. As I looked across the street at the Conoco, there was Ted Browning and John Frady working on another one of Ted's ancient Chevrolets. Suddenly 1 heard the sound of a Jordan pig squeal, and sure enough there was Rick Helm's prize boar dragging Rick up the street, past Currey's house, with Donavon trying to head them off with his International Scout. As I mosied along past the Exxon (after laughing myself sick) I saw Roger feeding squirrels under the hood of Pat Murnion's ole' Snowball . As I turned down main street, I noticed Andeen Schofield, the lady grease monkey repairing Frank and Rosanne Edwards' old Red Ford pickup. In the window of the Country Store, there was a giant petition put up by Joe Gibson and Jay Nunn, trying to have some hitching racks installed on main street. Mean- while Jeff Crane, the new town barber also had a petition up to implement vending machines for grass. At the Drug Store, I saw Darla Rogge jerking sodas and other numerous things. I guess she must have got fired at Sand Springs. At the ASCS office I noticed Laurie Padgett was now employed and building dikes with her Pappy. As I ventured further down main street, I saw on Kemph's Corner, Dan Murnion; and Joe Wheatcroft arguing about which one of them would get the doctor's job in Jordan. Suddenly I heard someone yell, and I looked in my rear view mirror. I saw Becky Hanson and Pat Irish chasing after a run-away goat, which they had headed off toward the resthome. As I turned around at the end of main street I saw Diane Lesher carry- ing a large box of groceries to Bev and Wade Harbaugh's Pontiac, which was already overloaded with tall skinny children. Back by the laundry mat I also saw Ethyl (alias Jo Ryan) and Audrey Liebelt gossiping, as they took Ethyl's pet coyote for a walk. As I was just about at the end of main street again, I saw Rod Coulter coming out of the Liquor Store carrying a fifth of Strawberry Hill out to his wife Lori Coulter, and children all waiting patiently in the car. On my way out of town, I stopped at the Husky Cafe for a cup of coffee. Once I was inside, I recognized Debbie Shawver, Karen Thomas, and Leslie Wells fighting over the tips at one of the tables. As I headed west, I heard that the Vet's clinic had been opened. Just for curiousity I slowed down to have a look. There in front was the Veterinarian Ted Phipps doctor- ing one of Ethyl's coyotes. Ninety-five percent of this probably isn't true. But whatever you do or where ever you go, I'm sure everyone wishes you the best of luck. By John Stanton The Big Day Arrives UPPER LEFT: Last minute get- together, UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Ostby giving Bev last minute instructions. CENTER LEFT: Ted receiving his diploma. CENTER: Did we make it? CENTER RIGHT: Dr. Small giving his address. BOTTOM LEFT: Dan giving his speech. BOTTOM RIGHT: Last time for the Seniors of ’73. 78 This Page Sponsored by: MIDLAND INC., MILES CITY OUR HELPERS Central Credit Production Assoc. P. O. Box 860 Lewistown, Montana Gold Bar Lewistown, Montana Moodie Implement Company Lewistown, Montana TV Appliance Center 409 W. Main Lewistown, Montana Kruegger's TV and Appliance Lewistown, Montana District 8 Dental Society Lewistown, Montana OK Tire Store Lewistown, Montana Salter Furniture Lewistown, Montana Rosebud Drug Lewistown, Montana 3 B's Fashions Lewistown, Montana Seiden Drug Co. Lewistown, Montana J. C. Penney Co. Lewistown, Montana Dr. Copen Lewistown, Montana Hines Motor Supply Lewistown, Montana Pay-N-Pak Lewistown, Montana McDonald's Lewistown, Montana UNITED BEVERAGE COMPANY BILL’S MARINE CYCLE SHOP Wholesale Beer Distributor of Schlitz, Olympia, Hamms, Great Falls and Lucky 232-4546 Miles City IH Trucks, Pickups Massey-Ferguson, Krause Eissinger Equipment, Circle BIG SKY CLEANERS (Formerly Clouds) 1 hour service Bulk Cleaning We will do alter- ations Miles City WILSON COGGSHALL SADDLERY Boot and Saddle Shop Laramie Boots Miles City PEAVEY COMPANY Your partner in profit. Farming and Ranching. 11 Miles City, Montana REYNOLD’S WAREHOUSE GROCERY Miles City FURNITURE MART Complete Home Furnishings 13 S. 6th 232-4012 Miles City REGAN PLUMBING AND HEATING Congratulations Class of 1973 Miles City CONGRATULATIONS-CLASS OF 73 Miles City 232-2009 SHORE’S -DEPARTMENT STORE- £rafted J joMES West Miles City Box 147 Phone 232-3945 Miles City Fashion headquarters in Miles City since 1900 MILES CITY COLLEGE OF BEAUTY Plan now for a beautiful future Miles City 80 NEW HOLLAND LUND IMPLEMENT CO. Dealer M. M. Farm Implements Ph. 485-2345 Circle, Montana 59215 CIRCLE HUSKY SERVICE Len and Harvey .Kuntz HAWKINSON HARDWARE Hardware and Furniture Our own Hardware Circle Phone 485-3495 Circle PEAVEY COMPANY Producer Service Grain, fertilizer, seed cleaning and treating Gas and oil Farm and Ranch supplies Circle FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member FDIC Circle A T SUPPLY, INC. Phone 232-3422 2415 Main Miles City, Montana 59301 Quality always SPORTS CENTER For all your sport needs It pays to play Miles City PARKER’S Miles City WIERS’ HOME FURNISHINGS 116 West Main Lewistown GUSHER BAR The Friendliest Place in town. Winnett Saluting the Class of 1973 Miles City COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. it’s the real thing 81 FARMER’S UNION ELEVATOR Circle and Brockway Steamrolling, pelleting, fertilizer, and grain WAYNE’S SHEET METAL Furnace cleaning and heating Miles City, Montana ALL SEASONS SPORT SHOP Miles City Home of Yamaha motorcycles and snowmobiles 611 North 7th E-JAY-S Athletic Equipment Trophies and Awards Lewistown, Montana COHAGEN BAR Cohagen, Montana ANGELA MERCANTILE Angela, Montana MOTOR SER VICE INC. Complete parts service Miles City, Montana BANK OF LEWISTOWN] We're Here to help you get what you want Member F. D. I. C. FIND LATER SEED SUPPLY Your complete feed and Seed needs. (Pr ENTRAL MONTANA PUBLISHING CO. LEWISTOWN. MONTANA RED ROCK VILLAGE Restaurant, Motel, Coffee and Gift Shop Miles City, Montana mk HORIZON IMPORTS Broadus Road AIRPORT INN Family food and fun on Yellowstone Hill 82 RIVERSIDE FLOWER SHOP 3072 W. Main Lewistown CENTRAL FEED CO. Lewistown SER VICE Farm Delivery our Specialty From Enco to Exxon GRAVES FUNERAL HOME All Licensed Personel Serving all Faiths Kenneth Rudolph, director Delores Rudolph Henry Bernard 1806 Main Street 232-4840 Miles City MILES CITY FLORAL AND GREENHOUSE Flowers for all Occasions 1812 Tompy Miles City JACK’S BODY SHOP TASTE E FREEZ PARIS LAUNDRY AUTO CLASS INSTALLED DRYCLEANING Vinyl Car Tops Open year around Inside seating Phone 232-1661 120 W, Evelyn St. 623 NORTH 7th Lewistown Lewistown MILES CITY, MONT. S9301 83 BUTTERY SUPER STORE Miles City —OUR INVESTMENT IN TODAY’S YOUTH IS OUR ASSURANCE OF TOMORROW'S PROSPERITY— For all your banking needs stop at the- TIME TEMPERATURE BANK IN MILES CITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member of F.D.I.C. ERNST’S SUPER VALU Circle SQUIRE’S SHOP Tops in Men's Clothing 715 Main Miles City If you're in town to stay, try the “FLYING A” Hiway 10 232-2071 Miles City SWEETBRIAR’S For the finest in women's apparel. 805 Main Miles City, Mont. GINGHAM LADY MOTEL Hwy. 10-12 232-3310 Miles City J J FUR BUYERS 405 Pleasant 232-3194 Miles City ANDERSON’S The Friendly Store Miles City CHRISTIANSONS Your Levi And Fritzi Headquarters Miles City TURNQUIST STUDIOS For the finest in school pictures 1604 Main 232-0296 Miles City MAC’S FRONTIER SALES Farm Equipment and Mobile Homes 232-1183 Miles City DAIRY QUEEN Live a little at Dairy Queen Miles City 84 GAS-LAND Lewistown, Montana CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS JIM’S HILLTOP SER VICE Winnet, Montana MONTANA BAR Dave, Wayne, and Jim Miles City Montana PACIFIC HIDE FUR DEPOT STRUCTURAL STEEL - FENCE POSTS METAL ROOFING - BARBED WIRE P. O. Box 504, Miles City, Montana 59301 STOCKMAN’S CAFE A good place to eat Charles Lois Poulton Winnet, Montana FARMERS UNION OIL CO. Lewistown, Montana STOCKHILL JEWELERS Remember our new location Next to Shores Miles City RIGGS CAMERA AND GIFTS Miles City's DOES YOUR WATER STAIN CLOTHES AND FIXTURES? Miles City, Montana G.T.A. GRAIN AND FEEDS Photographic Headquarters C. R. ANTONY CO. Clothes for all the family J NEW CULLIGAN ULTRA-CLEER MAKES WATER CLEAR AND STAIN-FREE Call us now for a free water analysis and installation estimate. YOUR PHONE Your complete feed and seed elevator Lewistown, Montana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1973 709 Main Miles City Montana miles city montana RANGE RIDER CAFE BAR Miles City 85 INLAND CHEVROLET COMPANY Circle, Montana Serving the Traveling Public Since 1920 Under Same Family and in the Same Location RAY JERREL INC. Miles City, Montana Office Phone 232-4344 BONDS CASH MARKET Groceries - Meats RCA Home Entertainment General Hardware Whirlpool Appliance Sporting Goods Your Farm and Ranch Store Vet Supplies Brockway, Mont. 59214 Phone 485-3550 CHAPIN’S DRUG STORE Katie Mae and Alden M. Bergland Circle, Montana SMITH’S BOOTERY Shoes for all the Family. Miles City CURTISS REPAIR, INC. Automotive parts G supplies Circle, Montana TRAILS INN 232-2267 Gene Riley Miles City, Montana THE CORRAL FASHION ROUNDUP Circle, Mont. Phone 485-2204 MID RIVERS TELEPHONE CO-OP It is our pleasure to serve. N Z SHOES Miles City Montana SEARS Your one stop shopping headquarters Miles City H T QUALITY PRINTING 408 North 7th st. Miles City All types Commercial Printing orders may be filled through Jordan Tribune Circle, Montana 86 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Lewistown, Montana STEVENSON’S MILES CITY FUNERAL HOME Martin Lawrenze Funeral Director Dale M. Stevenson Funeral Director Phone 232-4457 1717 Main St. Miles City CONGRA TULA TIONS CLASS OF 73 Automobile Dealers of Lewistown, Montana Lewistown, Mont. CON AGRA- MONTANA INC. FEED . Expert formulation for local conditions. . Counseling by experi- enced technicians. . Laboratory analysis of farm-mixed rations. . Modern manufacturing plants. Clarks7 Furniture, Inc. Three Floors of Fine Furniture Miles City 600 CAFE “The best Food in the Area Miles City Montana D E CASH STORE Winnet, Mont. Groceries- Meats- General Merchandise- ThERE ARC SEVEfiAlKlfOSOf Fannys Soul AS £ IABGC AVD SOME ARE SMALL And no man has ever male a sadole That will fit them one and all' ‘•ff TOOMEYS •Jff? U-n BOURKE MOTOR IMPLEMENT CO. Lewistown, Montana Trucks Tractors CONGRA TULA TIONS CLASS OF 73 DR. R. L. HOGAN Dentist Miles City, Mont. FARMER’S UNION INSURANCE One Stock Insurance Service Miles City, Mont. LEWISTOWN TIRE CO. -Dayton -Uniroyal -Michelin Husky Gas Oil Lewistown, Mont. VALLEY GLASS RENTAL Your complete glass and rental needs. Lewistown, Mont. 87 CIRCLE HOBBY SHOP AND SEWING CENTER FRONTIER FORD Viking Sewing Machines Fabrics and Yarns Your authorized Garfield County Ford Dealer Circle Jim Hutchens, Owner 485-3545 Circle TRAVELER’S INN BROCK WAY BAR FLEET SUPPLY DEMPSTER’S DRUG Motel, Restaurant Lounge 324 W. Main Banquet and Meeting Rooms 435-3323 Circle First come, First served Brockway Lewistown 538-9155 Lewistown McCONE ELECTRIC ROLANDSON IMP. CO. COOPERATIVE Your John Deere and Farmhand Dealer Congratulations to the Graduation Class of 1973 We back you with the long Green line. Serving Circle-Jordan-Richey 48S-214S Circle J MILES CITY PC A Serves Agricultural Needs in Garfield County © NRECA ft Miles City 88 �