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

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Going to lunch at the cafeteria. GROUND- BREAKING CEREMONY Mr. Art Bollinger, Janitor; Mr. George Knierim, Principal; and Mr. Bill Hicks, Coach breaking the grounds for the new school. Mrs. Pat Ostby--Coach JAWS 1974 Speech Drama Team--State Sweepstakes Winners. Standing from left to right: Kathy Helm, Irene Lilienthal, Robert Gibbs, Bill McRae, Richard Cooley, and Therese Fogle. Sitting: Pauline Cham- berlain, Cheryl Hafla, and Darla Currey. Not pictured: Mary Gue- sanburu. Randy Brusett and Ed Ryan.

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Two of the greatest accomplishments during the 70's were putting a man on the moon and the GCHS Drama Team taking the State Sweep- stakes Trophy. Our boys were taken out of Vietnam, there was the Wa- tergate Scandle, and Richard Nixon became the first President to resign. Gerald Ford became the first appointed Vice-President to succeed a Pres- ident who resigned. No one will forget the pig squeals up and down the halls of GCHS or the time Mr. Iverson got picked up by the cops for kidnapping the Chemistry class as a joke. The journalism class started publishing the Sagebrush Saga in the Tribune and the Class of '74 took a sneak and were required to make up the eight hours they had missed in detention before they could re- ceive their diplomas. The town of Jordan got a new high school build - ing and some streets were paved. The long-awaited swimming pool was opened and construction was started on the county museum. Some GCHS students, Dallas Currey, Jackie Artz, Tim Lervick, and Dan Hansard, formed a band. Other music sounds were George Wil- son singing Behind Closed Doors and Wasted Days and Wasted Nights playing at the Youth Center. In sports. Hank Aaron broke Babe Ruth's home run record and sev- eral GCHS Rodeo Team members went to Nationals. The football team won their first game. Other firsts were the trip some students took to Europe and the school invention, the Pop Courses. In '76 it seems that everybody is getting CB radios. This may be due to the fact that the community now has private telephone lines and people need a way to find out what is happening. This year also brings us to the nation's Bicentennial and everyone is doing a little something to show their spirit. One of the bigger events was that the local Bicentennial Committe built a float and entered it in the Billings parade. FROM THE SAGA In 1971, when asked, most students voted that they wished they had. . . Toes like Hazel Pluhar or Jeff Landers Measurements like Alice Brooks or Bill Helm Knee -caps like Shelley Stinebaugh or Tim Irish Belly-buttons like Linda Parks or Brad Wheatcroft In 1972 the votes went like this: Eyebrows like Jackie Artz or Gerald Mumion Noses like Mary Ellen Dick or Quinn Jessen Ears like Carol Kibler or Dan Hansard Arms like Susan Hauso or George Guesanburu Cheeks like Sharon Ryan or Alvin Rich 14

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16 WORKING ON THE BICEN- TENNIAL FLOAT Upper Right: Ed Awbery Center Left: Dwayne Dick Center Right: Alberta Stone Bottom Right: Alice Pfeifer