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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1974 volume:

It was a tough season for record purposes, but many athletes saw action and a brighter future looms for the fighting Mustangs. Two Mustangs were named to the Eastern B all-conference list. They were Ed Ryan, junior guard (second team) and linebacker, Richard Barbula (honorable mention). Both boys will be part of a strong nucleus which returns for the 1974 campaign. The 1973 football season saw the Mustangs in a new conference (Eastern B ). The Mustangs also had a new Coach. Coach Rogers combed the county and produced a herd of 31 to begin the season. The Mustangs being very inexperienced and young were surprised in the first game by Circle; but managed to bounce back against Scobey only to lose a hard fought game in the last few seconds. Then a couple power houses came to Jordan. Medicine Lake and Sacred Heart put the shackles to the Mustangs. The Mustangs then took to the road, losing hard fought games to Fairview and Forsyth. The rising Saint Labre Indians visited Mustang land and escaped with a narrow victory. The next week, it was off to Hawk country; there, the Mustangs ran into a defense which corralled them and again they went down to defeat. Football “73” Blood, Sweet, Tears, Back Row, Left To Right: Coach Gary Galahan, Bruce Edwards, Tom Helm, Jed Jessen, Terry Ritter, Dick Barbula, Dan Artz, Pat Gibbs, Tom Eaton, Tom Viall, Dick Cooley, Shawn Hansard, Tim Norton, Jim McWilliams, Ken South, Randy Brusett, and Randy Lehner. Middle Row, Left To Right: Micky Stanton, Chuck Jessen, Charles Diede, Rodney Weeding, George Wilson, Robert Gibbs, Steven Weeding, Jim Carter, Ed Ryan, Dick Beginski, Ray Lynde, Kim Rhodes, and Coach John Rogers. Front Row, Left To Right: Cheerleaders Darlene Hinther, Kerrie Padgett, Roxie Lervick, and Anita Landers. Top: The Mustang's get set for the next half, as Coach Rogers discusses the game plans. Center Left: Jim McWilliams ready to play football. Bottom Left: The football is behind you, Jim. Upper C enter; Mustang's try hard! Lower Center: hold on to the ball, Mustang's! Bottom Right: A Mustang makes a tackle. 6 Homecoming Canidates at Their Best Homecoming Royalty Upper Left: Senior candidates- Wes Watson, Tanna Bibeau. Upper Right: Junior candidates - Pat Bames, Cheryl Hafla shown with king and queen. Middle Left: Richard Beginski on win- ning Freshman float. Middle Right: Sophomore candidates-Pat Gibbs, Rhonda Stinebaugh. Bottom Right: Freshman candidates: Ray Lynde, Bev Ryan. 7 Middle Top: (Kneeling) Calvin Wille, Tom Fogle, Wes Rogge, Mr. Johnson, (Standing) Chuck Jessen, Brent McRae, Dan Artz, Tom Helm. TAXIDERMY Bottom: (Front Row) Margaret Norton, Linda Helm, Linda Slayton, Brinda Phipps, Sandy Lervick, Penny Johanson, Jane Hoverson, (Back Row) Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Loomis, Rhonda Lehner, Juanita Ady, Mrs. Saylor, Patty Jessen. CAKE DECORATING Top: (Front Row) Steve Pluhar, Don Engdahl, Rene Irish, Dee Turner, Lyle Fogle, Pat Gibbs, Carla Rogge, Jim McWilliams (Back Row) Mr. Thomas, Mrs. Coldwell, Darla Currey, Phyllis Highland, Pearl Highland, Barb Guesanburu, Mary Mumion, Leta Bateman, Dick Barbula, Chris Pliihar, Alan Pluhar, Jackie Spillum, Calvin McWilliams, Larry McWilliams, Mr. Furlong. LEATHERCRAFT Middle Bottom: (Standing) Mrs, Ostby, Tim Norton, Bill McRae, Colleen Murnion, (Sitting) Sally Fitch, Roxie Lervick, Flora Cameron, Irene Lilienthal, Charles Deide. STAGE LIGHTING AND PRODUCTION. Bottom: (Front) Pat Duland, Jim Carter, Tony Murnion, Mr. Hunt, Mrs. Brusett, (Back) Jerry Wolfe, Rita Hansard, Para Cowin, Ther®se Fogle, Robert Fogle, Mr. Aadland. PHOTOGRAPHY. Top: (Front) Paul McKenna, Ed Johnson, Linda Slayton, Sharon West, Debbie Miller, Bonnie Ryan, Kathy Green, Paula Watson, David Bailey, Corrine Murnion, George Wilson, Colleen Saylor. (Back) Veterinary Don Smith, Theresa Murnion, Dawn Schmidt, Susan Thomas, Mary Pat Watson, Terry Ritter, Lori Saylor, Benita Dick, Rhonda Stinebaugh, Mary Guesanburu, Kathy Helm, Anita Landers, Karen Mury, Elayne Roufley, Bev Ryan, Pauline Chamberlein, Cheryl HafLa. EMERGENCY ANIMAL CARE. 9 An Invention of Our Own Archery: Back Row-Mr. Eaton, Mark Bibeau, Tom Viall, Randy Brusett, Jim Burchett, Mike Ballensky, Tony Harbaugh, Shawn Hansard, Front Row-Tanna Bibeau, Ed Ryan, Kendall Artz, Micky Stanton, Hal Hains, Dirk Curry, Dennis West, and Sandy Nelson. Left-Therese shows annual staff officers, Roxie and Irene, how the picture developer acquired for the pop courses work. Right- Boys showing us how to shoe a horse. Below Left-Little arrows in your clothing... (Tony and Randy?). Below Right-Both Linda's learning to be housewives. 10 Horseshoeing: Back Row: Instructor, Diane Baker, Irene Henning, Joyce Bateman, Bruce Edwards, Steve Weeding, Rich Lynde, Clay Taylor, Marvin Loomis, Jim Wells, Spud Cremer. Front Row: Clyde Mury, Ed Brooks, Richard Wheatcroft, Robert Gibbs, Dale Clark, Kim Rhoads, Colin Mumion, Jim Hauso, Cavin Mumion, Wes Watson. Above: Let's make a rose! Above Right: A por- trayal of Life. Right: Amazing isn't it?!! The Pop Courses are an educational innovation at G.C.H. S. They were held three days, for a total of eighteen hours in the spring and fall quarters. The students received credit each quarter that they attended. The courses were designed by the students, faculty and interested people of the community. Approximately twenty courses were offered with students selecting the area of their interest. The Pop Courses offered a change of pace for students to survey many fields, of vocational and avocational interests. The school was able to bring in experts on a three day basis. Probably most important, experts who live in the community were able to be utilized and become a part of their school system. Pop Courses rewarded students and adults a capsule package of education in a concentrated form. The enthusiasm with which the Pop Courses were accepted by the students and the community insured their continuation and refinement. 12 Got your Knight, Dee! ? Get busy Mary- 13 Girl’s Basketball Came on Strong Above: Left Back: Coach Judy Eaton, Lynn Hains, Cheri Shawver, Sonja Rice, Dawn Schmidt, Roxie Lervick, Sandy Lervick, Kerrie Padgett, Diane Rath, Mary Pat Watson, Tony Harbaugh (Manager). Bottom Left: Bonnie Ryan, Kim Hunter, Paula Watson, Patty Jessen (Manager), Flora Cameron, Darlene Hinther, Bev Ryan, and Diane Baker (Not Pictured). Below Left: What do you mean where's the bas- ketball? I can't even find my tenny runners. Below Right: Top: Kerrie Padgett, Middle: Diane Baker, Bottom: Left To Right: Diane Rath and Cheri Shawver. 14 MCC Helps Bring Video-Tape to GCHS Upper Left: The MCC cast: David Thompson, Jim Guyer, Monte Rapstad behind Donovan Currey, Marty Lynam, Charles O'Connor, Mary Sue Graham, and Sandy Hafla. Upper Right: What are you preparing for, Oscar? Center Left: A cold war between Felix and Oscar. Center Right: Come on Felix, everything is going to be all right. Lower Left: I'm glad somebody knows how I feel. Lower Right: I can't play poker with all of these interruptions. 16 I• Kendall Artz David Bailey Richard Biginski Benita Dick Bruce Edwards Pam Cowin Darla Currey Hal Hains Kathy Helm Phyllis Highland Jane Hoverson Kathy Green Chuck Jessen Ed Johnson Randy Leyner Sandy Lervick 18 Paul McKenna Calvin McWilliams Therese Mumion Tony Mumion Alan Pluhar Chris Pluhar Larry McWilliams Karen Mury Coirine Mumion Brenda Phipps Terry Ritter Kim Rhoads Wes Rogge Jackie Spillum Sharon West Beverly Ryan Mickey Stanton Kalvin Wille Bonnie Ryan Paula Watson TOO BUSY NOT SHOWN 11 Lori Saylor Steven Weeding 20 George Wilson Claire Loomis A Freshman Muscle Man SOPHOMORES Mark Bibeau Dirk Currey Tom Fogle 22 Shawn Hansard James Hauso Pearl Highland Kim Hunter Colleen Mumion Clyde Mury Margaret Norton Sonja Rice Dawn Schmidt Rhonda Stinebaugh Dan South Colleen Saylor Clay Taylor Susan Thomas Dee Turner Lee Turner 23 Mary Pat Watson Jim Wells In the dog house again, huh? What did you do this time? You mean he actually picked me? Let us in the joke, too! Make them fingers move! JUNIORS Debbie Amundson Leta Bateman Dan Artz Monte Billing Dick Barbula Randy Brusett Don Engdahl Sally Fitch Pat Barnes Pauline Chamberlin George Fitzgerald Gary Dick Gary Flint Robert Fogle Therese Fogle Rita Hansard 26 Cheryl Hafla Darlene Hinther Irene Lilienthal Lynn Hains Tony Harbaugh Tom Helm Rene Irish Anita Landers Roxie Lervick Colin Mumion Betty Losinski 0 ' • i •• • Jim McWilliams DeWayne Mumion Tim Norton Steve Pluhar Carla Rogge Top Left: I'd blush too, if I was caught in there Ed! Top Middle: I needed one of these in the fifth grade! Top Right: Mr. Aadland relaxing after school. Below Left: Eat your heart out! I'm getting my new camera! Below Middle: Are you trying to catch some CO2 in your bubble gum, Tom? Below Right: Mr. Rogers gets ready to lecture. Elaine Roufley Ed Ryan Tom Viall Dennis West SENIORS, REMEMBER WHEN.. . . Tanna Bibeau Student Council Secretary 3; Class President 2, 3; GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Carnival Queen 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Prom Queen 4 Football 1,2, 3,4; Rodeo Club 1,2,3; Speech S Drama 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Student Council 3,4; Class Vice-president 3; Student Body President 4; Let- termans Club 1,2,3,4; Saga Staff 3,4; Class Play 2,4 Richard Cooley Diane Baker Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1; President 1; Rodeo Club 2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4 Edward Brooks Pep Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Lettermans Club 3,4; Boys State Delegate; FFA 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1 Michael Ballensky Jim Burchett Football 2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Lettermans Club 1,2, 3,4; Stu- dent Council 1,4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Speech Drama 2,3; Class Play 2 30 Jim Dick Lyle Fogle Dennis (Mike) Fogle Pep Club 1; Janitor 4 Girls Basketball 1,2; Saga Staff Editor 3,4; Track 1; Pep Club 1,2,4; Rodeo Club 3,4; Speech G Drama 2, 3,4; Band G Chorus 1, 2 Mary Guesanburu Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Drama 1, 2; Pep Band 1,2,3; Library Club 1, 2; Audio Visual 2 Thomas Eaton Robert Gibbs Cross Country 2; Speech 3,4; Football 4; Lettermans Club 2,3,4 This Page Sponsored By: Miles Howard G The Met Where People Meet and Eat Miles City 31 Linda Helm Office Assistant 2,3,4; Saga Staff 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Library Assistant 2 Track 1; GAA 1,2,3; Basket- ball 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Rodeo Club 2,3,4; Saga Staff 3; Remuda Staff 2,3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Dorm Council 4; Home Ec Assistant 3,4; Drill Team 3 Irene Henning Pep Club 1 Penny Johnson Ralph Lehner Basketball 1, 2; Cross Country 3; Saga Staff 1,4 This Page Sponsored By: Artz Spraying Service, Jordan 32 Jed Jessen Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,4; Rodeo Club 3 Basketball 1,2; Speech S Drama 2,3,4; Vice-president 2; Class President 4; Student Council 2,4; Class Plays 2,3,4; Saga Staff 4; Carnival King 1 Bill McRae Sandra Nelson Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Drill Team 3,4; Baton Twirling 1, 2; Li- brary Assistant 1,2,3; Annual Staff 1,2; Chorus 1; Office Assistant 4 Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Cross Country 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; CAA 1,2, 3,4; Speech S Drama 1,2, 3,4; Sophomore Class Secretary; Class Plays 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Saga Staff 4; Chorus 2; Cheerleading 2, 3,4; Drill Team 1,2,4; Girls State Rep- resentative 3 Kerrie Padgett Diane Rath Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Saga Staff 3,4; Speech Drama 3,4; Speech Play 4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3; Annual Staff Editor 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1,4; Homecoming Candidate 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 1, 2 JV Basketball 2; (A Squad Basketball Manager 2) Mark Robinson 33 Cheryl Shawver Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Speech G Drama 3,4; Saga 2,3,4; Saga Editor 4; Remuda 2,3; Chorus 3; Office Assist- ant 1; Dorm Council 1,3; Drill Team 3 Wes Watson Pep Club 1, 2; Football 2, 3; B-squad Basketball 1; Rodeo Club 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Saga Staff 4; Lettermans Club 2, 3,4; Speech Club 2, 3,4 This Page Sponsored By: Walter Fasch Water Well Repairs and Rock Springs Country Store Kenneth South Basketball 1,2,3; Football 3,4 � Speech 1, 2, 3 Richard Wheatcroft Kathy South Rodney Weeding 34 Will My ' ’ 0 - I, Diane jaafeCS rWill my ability to get through ' high'.School in four years to Alan Pluhar. If Cayin M roion, will my ability tr get haircuts t Jc f'Crarie if he thir handle it. : thinks he is man enough to I, Ed Brooks, will my ability to be omary in tl first and’ second years of high school to anyone who wants it. I, Rex Murnion, will my ability to pick feathers in the library to George Wilson. -c- I, Linda JHelm, will my position as Saga treasurer to anyone who likes to work hard and go down to Janet Guptill's every Thursday. 'hyr: L). Wes Watson, will my ability to rope to anyone - who likes to donate. A ' I, Mark Robinson, will my ability to get through high school in four years to Larry McWilliams. I, Dennis Fogle, will my ability to go to school a half a day the senior year to anyone who wants to. 1, Ken South,A will my ability to go to school and VvifvJc to anyone who wants it. Ralph Lc'hner, will my ability to have long nights and short mornings to anyone who thinks .;-they can handle it. I, jed Jensen, will my ability to any freshman that can stand a champaign party all night long. Richard Wheatcroft, will my brain to George Wilson.. f 5fed Weeding, will my auto mechanicing r ibility to Tom Viall so he can learn where to put _ 7 Che_gas I, Kerric Padgett, will my weasel to Sonja RiC —— because I know she'll take good care of it, ntyv?- latest copy of Dick Cooley's book Things to be Pervertish About to Tom Viall because I know; 1 he'll enjoy it, and my horse laugh to Flora Cameron because she's already getting the hang of it. I, Diane Rath, will my position on the first five of the girl's basketball team and also to get less than five fouls per quarter to Cuz Paula Watson.- � I, Tanna Bibeau, will my honor passes to MqrJc ' Bibeau because he'll never receive any of his x wn. V w} 'V V -V '« I, Dick Cooley, will my football ability to Tom -■ Viall so that he will make all-conference next year ; I, Jim Dick, will this school to the salvation army. I, Tom Eaton, will my ability to run over curbs to Darlene Hinther and Roxie Lervick, so that they may make it out of Jordan. I, Lyle Fogle, will my ability to drive to Chuck Jcssen because he will need it if he expects to leave Jordan. I, Bill McRae, will a big wooden spoon to Mary Gucsanburu; a giant fruit cake to Mrs. Padgett, and my place in the drama team to anyone wjio can stand Mrs. Ostby for four years. V I, Irene Henning, will my ability to never be____________ grounded at the dorm to anyone who can get aLortg't: with Mrs. Dunning. And I, Mary Guesanburu, will my ability to get1 involved in everything I can, to Barb Guesanburu, v my place on the speech team to Darla Currey, and my giggle to Mr. Galahan. 35 Senior Prophecy Permit me to introduce myself, my name is Mary Guesanburu, Miss Guesanburu if you wish. I am the truant officer at a small school in Buffalo, Wyoming. With the help of my list of absentees and my experience at dodging classes, I landed the job easily, quite easily. I haven't always wanted to be a truant officer but what the heck, you should see what happened to the rest of the class after 10 years. Remember Kerrie Padget, you know, the one with long skinny legs and bellowing horse laugh? Well, she never did become a doctor but quite the opposite in fact. She's been married to three different men and has had six kids. Keep the faith Hall. Dick Cooley finally got his mind right and is a millionaire, that's not bad too, compared to what he's doing. He's part owner and model for Playgirl. Who owns the other half? You guessed it . . . Tom Eaton of course. Tom handles the photog- raphy and is world famous for his favorite line, Smile Dicky. What a couple of clowns. Not too long ago I saw that Lyle Fogle made the news. He was working in Marine Land when a whale called Fritzy swallowed him. Lyle was still believed alive but the whale seemed to belly up. The Vet has found strange marks on Fritzy's small intestines believed to be tracks from Lyle's elevated shoes that he was last seen wearing. Crop prices are up again which should make Mike Ballensky happy. He's married now to Diane Rath and they have four children. Poor Diane, she just wanted to be a nurse. Robert Gibbs is doing quite well for himself. He took dancing lessons two years after high school and now has the pleasure of doing the Bic pen ad- vertisement. It involves a little dance with the product clamped on to his hi-heeled boot. Bill McRae is now back at Garfield County High as Mr. Gallahan's assistant coach. In his spare time he rodeos. Diane and Ed Brooks are now running a day care nursery. They almost have to with their thirteen kids. Tanna Bibeau's soft secretarial hands are now coarse, calloused stubs from milking cows at the Jerry Hensleigh farm. Hang in there Tanna. Irene Pluhar and her husband have no children. They are too busy raising coyotes to keep their baby calves happy. Cheryl Shawver who always wanted to be an All- American Girls Basketball Coach, is still sitting at the trees waiting for the senior keggar. Mean- while, Ralph Lehner is still going strong on the graduation party. Where are you Ralph? The Pioneer Garage is under the new management of Kenny South. Kathy is handling body shop work. A few years after high school Rex Murnion ac- quired a new life-style. He is now the editor of an underground anti-cowboy newspaper. Jed Jessen is making his living at the end of a cue stick. He manufactures the little rubber pads on custom cues. Due to circumstances beyond his control, Cavin Murnion is now the World's Grand Champion Streaker. He's been running for ten years to pre- serve his bachelor life. Linda Helm went to an auctioneer school and now manages all bull sales at Jordan and nearby towns. Sandy Nelson twisted her way to fortune. She is now the world's fastest bottle capper in the Bud- weiser Company. She finally found something she could work above. Mike Fogle is now a professional demo driver. Stands to reason, all the practice he had in younger days. Jim Dick's name hit the entertainment charts. He put Gean Tracy out of business his second year after graduation. Jim Burchett after his pro-tour in basketbalL has settled down as the Mayor of Jordan and polishes boots in his spare time. Oh, by the way, Burchett is only 5'5 now, after too many years of sleeping on a bed that was two feet too short. Rod Weeding is just the average everyday farmer. Every day he looks out the window from his re- cliner to check the average growth of his crops. The Drive Inn business has prospered much with Wes Watson's Booming quarterhorse burger at McDonald's. Jew Wheatcroft is in New Orleans dealing stud at a gambling casino. He couldn't ever play very well, so he just settled for dealing. Last but not least is Penny Johnson, the quiet little gal gave Jordan exactly what it had been needing for years. She is the star of a Rock group called the Pinching Pennies. 36 Top Row: L-R, Jane Slayton, Randy Lehner, Larry McWilliams, Mrs. Diede. Bottom Row: Deanna McWilliams, Jane Hoverson, Mary Mumion. Special Education Above: Hey, Jane, what's this word? asdf Left: No mis- takes now Jane! Below Left: Caught ya didn't we? Below: Deanna and her accomplish- ments. 37 Student Council Left To Right: Darlene Hinther, Junior Class President; Rhonda Steinbaugh, Sophomore Class Representative; Mr. Eaton, Principal; Ed Ryan, Junior Class Representative; Theresa Fogle, Student Body Vice President; Tony Murnion, Freshmen Class Representative. Not Pictured, Dick Cooley, Student Body President. This year s Student Council was about as active as the two art works on this page depict. It was slow at initiating any- thing. It lacked the drive and leadership needed to push motions that some students felt could have benefited the student body at G. C. H. S. This Page Sponsored By: JORDAN CABINET AND ELECTRIC 39 Class Officers Seniors: We re glad to get out! sated ; i Juniors: We want to be Seniors! Left, From Left To Right: Jim Burchett, Vice-President; Diane Rath, Secretary-Treasurer; and Bill McRae, Pres- ident. Not Pictured is Dick Cooley, Student Council Representative. Above, From Left To Right: Ed Ryan, Student Council Representative; Roxie Lervick, Vice- President Secretary-Treasurer; and Darlene Hinther, President. Sophomores strike while the iron’s hot! Above, From Left To Right: Pearl Highland, Secretary; Clay Taylor, Student Council Representative; Rhonda Stinebaugh, Vice- President; Barb Guesanburu, President; and Joyce Bateman, Treas- urer. Right, From Back Row To Front: Terry Ritter, Vice-President; Brinda Phipps, President; Brent McRae, Treasurer; Bonnie Ryan, Secretary; and Tony Murnion, Student Council Representative. 40 Freshmen: We’ll learn! Nobody, But Nobody, Messes With the Principal!!! He meandered into town with his family, his horses, and his ideas, and since his stay, has made Garfield County High School a better, more enjoyable, more educational place. Our fearless leader that we ail know as Mr. Tom Eaton came to Jordan in 1972 loaded with new and better ideas on how to run a school. His inspiration and drive has rubbed off on the students, giving the school spirit and moral a terrific boost. Some of his new ideas to remodel the school were the introduction of honor passes, which inspired the students to strive for better grades, and the pop courses held twice yearly which taught students other useful and interesting subjects. Because this wonderful man has done so much for us, the annual staff wants to show their deep appreciation for him by taking this opportunity to publicly thank him for the many hours of time and effort, thoughtful gestures, and hard work he has put into this school these past two years. Left: Mr. Eaton putting in long hours on the pop courses. 41 GCHS Faculty Mr. Dan Aadland: English II, III, IV; Debate and Speech Coach, Junior Class Sponsor. Mrs. Mareta Brusett: Librarian; Journalism; Saga Advisor. Mrs. Caroline Diede: Special Education. Miss Judy Eaton: Girls P. E., Basketball, and Track Coach; Gymnastics, Sr. Class Sponsor. Mr. Earl Furlong: Industrial Arts; Drivers Ed.; Sophomore Class Sponsor. 42 Mr. Gary Galahan: U. S. History, Government; Boys P. E. , Basketball, Track G Ass't Football Coach. Mrs. Donna Hageman: Office Secretary; Drill Team Advisor. Mr. Steve Hopkins: Freshmen English. Mr. Randy Hunt: Commercial; Girls Self-Defense; Boys Karate; Fresh. Class Sponsor; Annual Advisor. Mrs. Cathy Kelly: French. Mr. Bill Martin: Band; Algebra I; Freshmen Class Sponsor. 43 Mr. Norman Ostby: Mathematics; Senior Class Sponsor. Mrs. Betty Jo Padgett: Study Hall. Mrs. Sharon Rogers: Ass't. Librarian; Cheerleader Advisor; Pep Club Advisor. Mrs. Patricia Ostby: Home Economics; Drama Coach. Mr. John Rogers: Chemistry; Biology; Football Coach, Ass't. Basketball; Junior Class Sponsor. r Mr. Phillip Ward: Guidance Counselor. 44 Keeping the School Clean Is Like. . . Fighting a Losing Battle! Les Rudolph, Custodian Debbie Amundson Eileen Fogle, Custodian Sonja Rice Mike Fogle Sandy Nelson 45 Speech Debate Talk For a Purpose Top Row: Diane Rath, Oral Interp.; Anita Landers, Expository Speaking; Sally Fitch, MPA; Betty Losinski, Oral Interp. ; Robert Gibbs, Expository; Mrs. Ostby, Mr. Aadland, Instructors. Bottom Row: Corrine Murnion, Oral Interp.; Lynn Hains, Oral Interp.; Kathy Helm, Debate; Kalvin Wille, Debate; Gary Dick, Debate; Richard Wheatcroft, Expository. Robert Gibbs Kathy Helm Therese Fogle Irene Lillienthall-First Voice of Democracy Rod Weeding-Second Mary Guesanburu-Third 48 This Page Sponsored By: VFW POST 7886 AUXILIARY A Dream Come True!! Top Row: Kerrie Padgett, Kathy Helm, Rhonda Stinebaugh, Pauline Chamberlin, Cheryl Hafia, Jane Hoverson. Middle Row: Irene Lilienthal, Mrs. Ostby-Coach; Mary Buesanburu, Lynn Hains, Diane Rath, Sonja Rice, Kathy Green, Flora Cameron, Sally Fitch, Bill McRae. Bottom Row: Charlie Diede, Cheri Shawver, Colleen Saylor, Colleen Murnion, Daria Currey, Dan Artz. 'Suddenly Last Summer’ Horton Hatches an Egg1 Why are they so happy? Well, because, after lots of hard we practice. . . This Page Sponsored By: took State!!! EWY'S EVERYTHING STORE 50 Don’t Go by the Score! jOSTAty ftSTAAto TAA v� s; 4Z ■oS'A 22 Back Row: Head Coach Galahan, Tom Helm, Jim Burchett, Tony Harbaugh, Mike Ballensky, Brent McRae, Assistant Coach Rogers. Front Row: Don Engdahl, Terry Ritter, Jim Carter, Steve Weeding, Ed Ryan, Randy Brusett. 51 Top Left: The Mustang's games were well attended. Top Right: Ed contem- plates what to do. Above: Hit him again, Brent! Middle Right: Our big men waiting for the ref's call. Right: I thought Hawks were supposed to fly! Don shows he can go higher than this one. A Squad 1973-1974 Conference Schedule Jordan 51 Circle 46 Broadus 41 Jordan 32 Terry 64 Jordan 67 Jordan 50 St. Labre 60 Fairview 67 Jordan 68 Forsyth 62 Jordan 52 Scobey 68 Jordan 62 Jordan 47 Med. Lake 34 Sac. Heart 60 Jordan 37 Circle 59 Jordan 52 Fairview 73 Jordan 69 Terry 50 Jordan 44 Jordan 70 St. Labre 58 Scobey 73 Jordan Med. Lake 59 Jordan 66 52 Broadus 52 Jordan 42 Forsyth 51 Jordan 47 Sac. Heart 81 Jordan 57 Eleven of the conference games were lost by less than 8 points. Even though the Mustang's season rec- ord didn't turn out too good, they gave it their all. They showed much poten- tial and agility. They played hard for the whole game, but many were lost within the last three minutes. Then there were a few games lost within the last seconds of the game. The Mus- tang's showed their ability, as many fans were backing them. They were a great team but just couldn't pull out enough games. Varsity Cheerleaders ’74 53 B-Squad Shows Prom ise Team Picture: (Back Row) Jim McWilliams, Dennis West, Calvin McWilliams, Pat Gibbs, Shawn Hansard, Alan Pluhar, Coach Rogers. (Bottom Row) Rich Lynde, Richard Beginski, Mickey Stanton, Ray Lynde, Chuck Jessen. Above Left: Steve Weeding dribbles around small opponent. Above Right: Kendall Artz gets the re- bounds. 54 1973-74 Schedule B Squad Circle 62 Jordan Jordan 39 Broadus Terry 65 Jordan St. Labre 65 Jordan Jordan 45 Forsyth Scobey 58 Jordan Med. Lake 59 Jordan 30 37 42 53 44 39 25 Sacred Heart 54 Jordan ' l T Circle Fairview Jordan St. Labre Scobey Med. Lake Broadus Forsyth 47 41 64 54 51 69 64 45 Jordan 56 Jordan 39 Terry Jord; Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan M 32 48 48 Above Right: Coach Rogers talking to the team. Above Left: Steve Weeding finds way to make a basket. Bottom Left: Tom Helm and Jim McWilliams Terrorizing a Terrier. Bottom Left: Mickey Stanton scores two points for G.C.H.S. 55 B-squad Cheerleaders Add Their Spirit We’re Orange Down by the Creek Cheerleaders: Down by the creek Audience: Down by the creek Cheerleaders: Took a little walk Audience: Took a little walk Cheerleaders: Met up with a Mustang Audience: Met up with a Mustang Cheerleaders: Had a little talk Audience: Had a little talk Cheerleaders: Washed out the (opposing team) Audience: Washed out the (opposing team) Cheerleaders: Hung them on the line Audience: Hung them on the line Cheerleaders: We can beat the (opposing team) Audience: We can beat the (opposing team) Cheerleaders: Any old time! Audience: Any old time! We're orange. We're white. We're the ones That really fight. So if you are A Mustang fan, Stand up and yell As loud as you can! Above, Left To Right: Sandy Ler- vickj Lynn Hains; Bonnie Ryan, Captain; and Colleen Murnion. Below, Left To Right: Tournament action as Colleen Murnion, Bonnie Ryan, Lynn Hains, and Sandy Lervick watch the battle. 56 Top: Pres. Diane Rath Middle: Paula Watson, Bev Ryan, Cheri Shawver, Kerrie Padgett, Lynn Ha ins, Sonja Rice, Kim Hunter, Dawn Schmidt, Patty Jessen, Sally Fitch. Bottom: Diana Baker, Colleen Saylor, Sandy Lervick, Mary Pat Watson, Rhonda Lehner, Bonnie Ryan Top: Jim Burchett, Jed Jessen, Pat Gibbs, Rod Weeding, Charlie Diede, Ed Ryan, Tom Helm, Ralph Lehner, Mike Ballensky. Bottom: Dirk Currey, Mark Robinson, Jim Carter, Tony Harbaugh, Randy Brusett, Tom Eaton, Robert Gibbs. 58 Top: Irene Lilienthal, Tony Harbaugh. Middle Row: Mary Guesanburu, Colleen Saylor, Cheri Shawver, Irene Henning, Bonnie Ryan, Mrs. Sharon Rogers, Kathy Helm, Sally Fitch, Lynn Hains, Kerrie Padgett, Diane Rath, Flora Cameron, Paula Watson, Bev Ryan, Linda Helm, Rhonda Lehner, Benita Dick. Bottom: Theresa Murnion, Anita Landers, Colleen Murnion, Pearl Highland, Sandy Lervick, Lori Saylor, Tom Helm, Ed Ryan, Mike Ballensky, Brent McRae, Randy Brusett, Charlie Diede, Kendall Artz, Hal Hains, Kalvin Wille. Kneeling: Terry Ritter, George Wilson. Top Clockwise: Mary Eng- dahl, Phylis Highland, Corrine Murnion, Sharon West, Pearl Highland, Bev Ryan, Paula Watson, Lisa Bailey, Rhonda Lehner. Middle Clockwise: Irene Lilienthal, Debbie Charvet, Colleen Murnion. 59 School Assistants (Right) Standing: L-R Irene Henning, Rene Irish, Sally Fitch; Seated Mrs. Ostby. (Below) L-R Standing: Debbie Amundson, Patty Jessen, Linda Helm, Sonja Rice, Sandy Nelson, Rhonda Lehner. Seated: Donna Hageman. (Bottom) L-R: Gary Dick, Lori Saylor, Sandy Lervick, Betty Losinski, Sharon Rogers, Jed Jessen, Patty Jessen, Jim Carter. 60 Dorm and Rodeo Club Lower, Left To Right: Diane Baker, Debbie Miller, Karen Mury, Corrine Mur- nion, Theresa Mur- nion, Susan Thomas, Mary Guesanburu, Colin Murnion, Irene Henning, Clyde Mury, Mrs. Dunning, (Kneeling) L-R: Jim Wells, Ed Brooks, Clay Taylor, Steve Weeding, Bruce Ed- wards, DeWayne Murnions, Randy Brusett, Wes Watson. 61 Saga Members Back: Left To Right: Flora Cameron, Elaine Roufley, Colleen Saylor, Linda Helm, Mrs, Brusett, Therese Fogle, Ralph Lehner. Middle Row: Rod Weeding, Cheri Shawver (Editor), Diane Rath, (Asst. Editor), Rhonda Stinebaugh. Bottom: Bill McRae, Kerrie Padgett. 62 Back: Left To Right: Jim Carter, Jim Wells, Sally Fitch, Bill McRae, Kerrie Padgett, Mrs. Brusett, Colleen Murnion, Clay Taylor. Bottom: Anita Landers, Rita Hansard, Mary Guesanburu (Editor), Pearl Highland, (Asst. Editor), Irene Lilienthal. 1974 Annual Staff Above, Left To Right: Mr. Hunt, advisor; Theresa Fogle, Head Photographer; Gary Dick, Darkroom Assistant; Pearl Highland, 2nd Editor Assistant Editor, and Layout Manager; Robert Fogle, Darkroom Manager. Right: Pearl typing copy for a page. Left: Gary printing pictures. Middle: Robert checking the water temperature. Right: Theresa hamming it up. ap a thy (ap' e-th) n. 1. Lack of emotion or feeling. 2. Lack of interest in things generally found exciting, interesting, or moving: indifference. (Greek apatheia, from apathes, without feeling: a-(without) + pathos, feel- ing (see-pathy).) A large majority of the students at G.C.H.S. suffer from apathy. Why should they do any work when they can sit back and gripe complain about a certain extra-curricular activity and still reap the benefits of that activity. Why should they work on the annual? They'll be able to buy one in the fall without working on the staff. Why should they work on the Saga? They'll still be able to read it every week without working on the staff. Why should they go out for sports or any extra-curricular activity for that matter? They'll still be able to get out of school to go to games and plays. Why should the majority of the students do any extra-curricular work at all? Why? Because the handful of students who do the extra-curricular activities are tired of doing all the work all of the time. They're tired of putting in long hours after school on something the rest of the school takes for granted, and sometimes ridicules. Pretty soon these few students will grow tired of being taken advantage of and quit. What will happen then is up to the rest of you. You can either continue being apathetic and loose some of the extra-curricular activities that are offered, or you can better your school, your community, and most important, you can better yourself by joining in and working for an extra-curricular activity. Try it, you might accidently discover it can be fun. 63 Sitting, 1st Row: Leslie Artz, Pam Cowin, Elsie Cowin, Shelly Hageman, Connie Lervick, Mary Engdahl, Charlie Diede. 2nd Row: Anita Landers, Dirk Currey, Kelly MacDonald, Barbara Jo Harbaugh, Rita Hansard, Randy Lehner. 3rd Row: Terry Ritter, Larry Barnes, Craig Riley, David Bailey. 4th Row: Kathy Helm, Irene Lillienthall, Donna Weeding, Lana Beginski. Standing: Kendall Artz, Theresa Fogle, Deana Ritter, Rhonda Lehner, Dawn Schmidt, Teresa Buffington, Charolette Stanton, Bill Martin—Director, S Rodney Bollinger. Maestro Martin at work Above: Rita Hansard tries her hand at con- ducting the band. Left: The band in action during the Christmas Program. 64 This Page Sponsored By: ARTZ SPRAYING SERVICE, Jordan Money Making Carnival ‘g?6R8 SS This Page Sponsored By: FELLMAN'S INC., Jordan Junior-Senior Prom Slow to Start, But Too Quick to End Gary Dick putting in long hours decorating Grand March Practice The Finished Product Buster and Irene — Nice C'ouple Prom Royalty, Tanna and Jim A Penny for your Thoughts Jim This Page Sponsored By: McCONE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE GCHS Holds First Girls Track Meet Coach Miss Eaton Mr. Eaton enjoys helping out at the Jordan Girl's Track Meet. The Girl's Track Team is as follows from Bottom To Top: Mary Pat Watson --110 hurdles, 80 hurdles, broad jump, 880 medley relay; Bonnie Ryan-- 440 yard dash, 880 yard run, shot, 880 medley; Roxie Lervick--100 yard dash, 440 yard dash, 880 medley, high jump; Kathy Helm—shot, discus, javlin, 220 yard dash; Bev Ryan--220 yard dash, 440 yard dash, broad jump, 880 medley; and Flora Cameron--220 yard dash, javlin, discus. Not Pictured are Cheryl Hafla and Betty Losinski, Managers. Roxie is high point girl at Jordan. 68 This Page Sponsored By: GLASGOW AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Left To Right: Mr. Gallahan, Coach: Randy Brusett, Pole vaulting, 100 yd. dash, and Low hurdles; Tom Helm, Mile and 2 Mile; Pat Gibbs, 880 and Mile; on top--Ed Ryan, 440 and 880 yd. dashes; Below Ed--Tony Harbaugh, Shot, Discus, and High jump; Brent McRae, High, Triple, and Long jumps; Toni Murnion, Long jump, High and Low Hurdles; Charles Diede, Shot and Discus. Not Pictured: Terry Ritter. 69 Randy Brusett clearing the bar in perfect (?) form. Tony and Terry warming up. Ed Ryan and Tom Helm jogging and shooting the breeze. Sadie Hawkins Day 70 This Page Sponsored By: MIDLAND INC., Miles City Baccalaureate Top Left: Ken South, Jim Dick, and Mike Ballensky bring up the rear of the senior boys. Top Middle: Rev. Gordon Stokke delivered the Invocation and addressed the Class of '74. Top Right: Linda Helm, Kerrie Padgett, Irene Henning, and Mary Guesanburu file in for the Baccalaureate. Middle: Bill McRae played the prelude, Processional and Recessional music for the baccalaureate. Mrs. Ostby gave him a hand. Bottom: The Senior Class of 1974. This Page Sponsored By: BILL AND VIOLET HELM, Rock Springs 71 Mr. Howard Porter Valedictorian-Bill McRae Salutetorian-Kerrie Padgett Father Reynolds Mike finally makes it Scholarship winner Jim Scholarship winner Diane Scholarship winner Lyle This Page Sponsored By: McCONE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE OUR THANKS TO THE 1974 REMUDA ADVERTISERS COURTHOUSE SER VICENTER Kenneth Fogle, Your Exxon Dealer in Jordan, Wishes Happy Motoring to the Graduating Class of 1974 COCA-COLA BTLG. mm Miles City ROLANDS ON IMPLEMENT CO. Your John Deere and Farmhand Dealer. We back you with the long green line. Phone 485-2145 in Circle Aid to education. McCONE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Congratulations to the Graduation Class of 1974 Serving Circle Jordan Richey cH h !g G4Q4GMD40 BIG G IN GLASGOW VlZZA EUGENE’S PIZZA TOWN COUNTRY FURNITURE A T SUPPLY INC. 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Box 227 Glasgow TASTEE FREEZ CIRCLE FURNITURE Tastee Freez, where the good things are. Circle Furniture, see us for your complete line of furniture. Circle FARM EQUIPMENT SALES INC. New Holland-Hesston Krause Plows J.I. Case Wisconsin Engines Ph 228-2496 Highway 2 East Glasgow J. B. BODY SHOP Auto Glass Alignments JOE OBERHUFFER, OWNER 115 South 6th Street Miles City TOMMY’S STANDARD SER VICE 1st Ave. No. 3rd St. Glasgow STOCKMAN LANES BAR - CAFE Bowl for fun and exercise Circle HA WKINSON HARDWARE HARDWARE and SPORTING GOODS Ph 485-3495 Circle GAMBLES STORE AUTHORIZED DEALER Honda Motorcycle Equipment LEVIS Circle FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member F D I C Miles City CHAPIN’S DRUG STORE Katie Mae and Alden M. BERGLAND Circle ERNST’S SUPER VALUE Circle GAMBLE ROBINSON 501 Washington Ph 232-1880 Miles City For Top Quality Hardware Products SEE MILES ULMER Miles City Congratulations Class of 74 Dr. R. L. Hogan Dentist Miles City DALE W. ENGHUSEN INSURANCE 1108 Main Street Bus. Ph 232-3176 Res. Ph 232-3168 Miles City COAST TO COAST The store where your dollar does the most 818 Main Miles City DON CARLSON’S Machine and Rebuild General Machine Work Drive Lines Irrigation Pumps Ph 232-5854 Miles City J D GROCERY Meats - Groceries Gas - Oil Ph 435-2335 Cohagen ANGELA MERCANTILE General Merchandise Gas - Oil Accessories and Auto Service Angela UPTOWN CONOCO CONOCO 16 North 7th Miles City Index for Student Body and Faculty Ady, Juanita: 8,22 Amundson, Debra: 26,45,60 Artz, Dan: 5,8,26,49 Artz, Kendall: 10,15,18,54,59, 64 Bailey, David: 9,64 Baker, Diane: 2,11, 14,12,30,58, 61.71 Ballensky, Mike: 2,10,13,15,30, 51.58.59.71.72 Barbula, Dick: 5,8,26 Barbula, Mike: 22 Barnes, Pat: 7,12,26 Bateman, Joyce: 11,22,40 Bateman, Leta: 8,26 Beginski, Dick: 5,18,54 Bibeau, Mark: 10,24 Bibeau, Tanna: 2,7,10,30,67,71 Billing, Monte: 26 Brooks, Ed: 2,11,12,30,61,71 Brusett, Randy: t, 10,12,26,51, 58,59,61,69,70 Burchett, Jim: 2,10,30,40,51, 52.58.70.71.72 Cameron, Flora: 9,11,14,22,49, 59,62,68 Carter, Jim: 5,9,22,51,58,60 Chamberlin, Pauline: 9,26,49, 50.61.62 Clark, Dale: 11,22,66 Cooley, Dick: 5,13,30,59,71 Cowin, Pam: 9,11,18,12,64 Currey, Darla: 8,18,49,49,67 Currey, Dirk: 10,24,58,64 Dick, Benita: 9,18,59,61 Dick, Gary: 26,47,60, 61,62, 70 Dick, Jim: 31,61,71,72 Diede, Charles: 5,9,49,50,58, 64.69 Eaton, Tom: 5,31,58,71,72 Edwards, Bruce: 5,11,18,61 Engdahl, Don: 8,26,51,52,66 Fitch, Sally: 9,26,47,49,58, 59.60.61.62 Fitzgerald, George: 26 Flint, Gary: 26,61 Fogle, Lyle: 8,31,71,72 Fogle, Mike: 2, 31,45,71,72 Fogle, Robert: 9,26,63 Fogle, Therese: 9,10,12,26,28, 39,47, 50,62, 63,64, Fogle, Tom: 8,22 Gibbs, Patrick: 5,7,8,13,22,24, 54.55.58.69 Gibbs, Robert: 2,5,11,31,47,50, 58.71 Green, Kathy: 9,18,49,70 Guesanburu, Barbara: 8,22,24,40 Guesanburu, Mary: 2,9,31,48,49, 50, 59,61,62,71 Hafla, Cheryl: 7,9,27,49,50,61 Haines, Hal: 10,18,59 Hains, Lynn: 14, 27,47,49,56,58, 59 Hansard, Rita: 9,26,62,64 Hansard, Shawn: 5,10,12,22,54 Harbaugh, Tony: 10,13,14,12, 27,51,52,58,59,67,69, Hauso, James: 10,11,22 Helm, Kathy: 9,15,18,47,49, 50, 59,61,64 Helm, Linda: 2,8,10,32,59,60, 62.71 Helm, Tom: 5,8,27,51,54,58, 59.66.69 Henning, Irene: 2,11,13,32,59, 60.61.67.61 Highland, Pearl: 8,22,50,59,61, 62,63 Highland, Phyllis: 8,18,59,61,66 Hinther, Darlene: 5,13,14,27, 39,40, 52,67,71 Hoverson, Jane: 8,18,37,49,70 Hunter, Kim: 14,15,22,58 Irish, Rene: 8,27,60 Jessen, Chuck: 5,8,18,54 Jessen, Patty: 8,14,23,58,60,67 Jessen, Jed: 5,32,58,60,71 Johnson, Penny: 2,8,32,71 Johnson, Ed: 9,18 Landers, Anita: 5,9,27,47,53, 59.62.64 Lehner, Ralph: 2,32,58,62,71 Lehner, Randy: 5,18,37,64 Lehner, Rhonda: 8,23,58,59,60, 64 Lervick, Roxie: 5,9,10,11,14, 15,27, 40,53, 68 Lervick, Sandy: 8,14,18,56,58, 59.60.61 Lilienthall, Irene: 9,10,27,48, 49.50.59.62.64 Loomis, Claire: 20 Loomis, Marvin: 11,23 Losinski, Betty: 27,47,60,61 Lynde, Ray: 5,7,15,19,54 Lynde, Rich: 11,23,54,66 McKenna, Paul: 9,19,61 McRae, Bill: 2,9,32,40,49,50, 62, 66,70,71,72 McRae, Brent: 8,19,20,40,51 52.59.69 McWilliams, Calvin: 8,19,54, 61 McWilliams, Larry: 8,19,37,61 McWilliams, Jim: 5,6,8,27,54, 55.61.67 MiUer, Debbie: 9,19,61 Mumion, Cavin: 2,11, 33,71,72 Murnion, Colin: 11,27,61 Mumion, CoUeen: 9,23,49,56, 59.61.62.67 Murnion, Corrine: 9,19,47,59,61 Murnion, Dewayne: 27,61 Mumion, Mary: 8,13,37 Murnion, Rex: 2,33,71 Mumion, Therese: 9,19,59,61 Murnion, Tony: 9,11,19,39,40, 69 Mury, Clyde: 11,23,61 Mury, Karen: 9,19,61 Nelson, Sandi: 2,10,33,45,60,71 72 Norton, Margaret: 8,11,23 Norton, Tim: 5,9,27 Padgett, Kerne: 2,5,14,15,33,49, 53,58,59,62,66,67,71,72 Phipps, Brinda: 8,19,40 Pluhar, Alan: 8,19,54,61 Pluhar, Chris: 8,19,61 Pluhar, Steve: 8,27 Rath, Diane: 2,14,33,40,47,49, 50, 58,59,62,67,62 Rhoads, Kim: 5,11,19 Rice, Sonja: 14,23,45,59,50,58, 60 Ritter, Terry: 5,9,15,19,40,51, 64,69 Robinson, Mark: 33,58,59,61,71 Rogge, Carla: 8,27,61,67 Rogge, Wes: 8,20,61 Roufley, Elaine: 9,28,62 Ryan, Beverly: 7,9,14,20,58, 59.68 Ryan, Bonnie: 9,13,14,15,20, 40.56.58.59.68 Ryan, Ed: 5,10,28,39,40,51,52, 58.59.69.70.71 Saylor, Colleen: 9,23,49,58,59, 61,62 Saylor, Lori: 9,59,60,61 Schmidt, Dawn: 9,14,23,58,64 Shawver, Cheryl: 14,34,49,58,59 61.62.71 Slayton, Jane: 37 Slayton, Linda: 8,9,10 South, Dan: 24 South, Ken: 2,5,24, 71,72 South, Kathy: 34 Spillum, Jackie: 8,20 Stanton, Mickey: 5,10,29,54,55 Stinebaugh, Rhonda: 7,9,23,39, 40,49,62 Taylor, Clay: 11,23,40,61,62 Thomas, Susan: 9,23,61 Turner, Dee: 8,13,23,66 Turner, Lee: 23 Viall, Tom: 5,10,28,61 Watson, Mary Pat: 9,14,15,24, 58.68 Watson, Paula: 9,14,15,20,58,59 Watson, Wes: 2,7,11,34,61,71 Weeding, Rodney: 2,5,13,34,48, 58.62.71 Weeding, Steven: 5,11,20,51, 54,55,61 Wells, Jim: 11, 24,61,62,66 West, Dennis: 10,28,54,55,66 West, Sharon: 9,20,59,61,66,68 Wheatcroft, Richard: 2,11,34,47, 71 Wille, Kalvin: 8,13,20,47,59 Wilson, George: 5,9,20,59,61 FACULTY and STAFF Aadland, Dan: 9,12,28,42,47,50 Brusett, Mareta; 9,42,62,70 Diede, Caroline: 37,42 Dunning, Mrs. : 61 Eaton, Judy: 14,15,42,68 Eaton, Tom Sr.: 10,39,41,68 Fogle, Eileen: 45 Furlong, Earl: 8,42 Galahan, Gary: 5,43,51,69 Hageman, Donna: 43,60 Hopkins, Steve: 43 Hunt, Randy: 9,13,43,66,63 Kelley, Cathy: 43 Martin, Bill: 24,43,64 Ostby, Norman: 44,72 Ostby, Patricia: 9,44,47,49,50 60, 71 Padgett, Betty Jo: 44 Rogers, John: 4,5,28,44,51,55 Rogers, Sharon: 8,44,59,60 Rudolph, Les: 45 Ward, Phillip: 44 84 m