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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1977 volume:

WHO IN THE WORLD M I ? AH, THAT'S THE GREAT PUZZLE I Lewis Carroll: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland II Published by GARFIELD COUN at Jordan, Montana i HIGH SCHOOL STAFF: Leslie Artz, Rodne Bollinger, Leo Dutton, Tammi Grimm, lathy Helm, Pohney Highland, Raul Kenna, Jo Pierson, Echo Riley, Deanna Rittef Terry Ritter, Marilyn Ryan. Sponsor. Ilareta Brusett 1 z U NO DO •1YJ| iiJVO We are celebrating the 60th anniversary of the first graduating class of GCHS. In honor of this we dedicate our 1977 RE MU DA to Ki A picture is worth a thousand words just as Hazel’s son, Orval, has done in his paintings below. These pictures paint an image of what Garfield County was like when Hazel Maben moved here from Detroit, Nebr. Hazel moved to Montana with her family in 1914 when the land was not yet completely settled. In fact, on the journey to Jordan some Indians camped with the family. This scared Hazel as it would any little girl traveling in a strange territory. Hazel, along with Ethel Thomas, made up the first graduating class of Garfield County High School. This graduation took place in 1917. A year later she took the test to get her teaching certificate. After passing the test she taught 15 terms in the county. In 1919 Hazel married Earl Frady. Together they raised their three children, Richard, Orval, and Iva Jean in the Van Norman area. Hazel is still happily living on the homestead she worked so hard to build. She takes an active interest in community affairs and enjoys visiting with people from every generation. 3 Aerial photos by Paul McKenna This page is sponsored by RYAN GROCERY ITHHE AM I G � ,v l'-'v ■I ■ I I t I 1 WtiV'WO VA'mAoH COURT HOUSE ilMtlli conoco CONOCO, The Trees fecker’s Knob Blueberry Hill Lover’s Lane i 8 Jimmy's Garden Spot The Airport The Sandpile The Circle 9 VbJ' li ■• St '•? , V '■ ; ’'ftC } 'vy ; -‘ VK5tV‘: • . 'S • V- ' a.;- '. ■. :; vr 1 r- 4 i_: : ' .'■' • 1 5: ‘ '■ i t fcjEV. •- 3 I a-’ . ■ ' ?‘L' - ■) y F ' 'ni' i iwW ■ ■IP H ,:. .« I?. 4' •.'•■ -‘-v ‘f v . ' • 5 • fek 'Jf«l . ; i. .fct'v ifeM «R' _ _ w_. „,, SkrZxvjK'JLfc; V V ; J 'tr 51ll ji ■ Photo by Teresa Bollinger This page sponsored by EWY'S A11 others by Raul McKenna .PhQtaJjy ivlareta Brusett Kioto by Jack McRae Kioto by Theiese Bollinger Photo by Kathy Helm Photo by Mareta Brusett Ne viand's £ - ■ Photo by W. D. Highland 1 is £ .-r ' Photo by Phil Matovich 14 17 PRINCIPAL TOM EATON This happy-go-lucky, good-natured guy, Has never told us no without giving it a try. He might best be described as sincere, And to all of us he’s very dear. At school functions and games he is always there, Singing, picking the banjo, or letting down his hair. A variety of ideas he has introduced to us, With pop-courses being at the front of the bus. In the hall, in the office, or any old place, Tou can tell him your problems without losing face. He will tell you a story of yesterdays, To show you how to mend your ways. By Echo Riley MR. EATON His hobbies are hunting, fishing, riding, sculpte ring, and archery. KAY BEECHER Office Secretary. Pastimes are sewing, gardening and.fishing. 18 YOU'RE GOING BACK TO STUDY HALL IF YOU DON’T STRAIGHTEN UP!” THAT FLIPPIN' THING. SUCH MARY BILLING Assistant Librarian Audio-Visual Sponsor Pastimes ate jogging, remodeling and quilting MARETA BRUSETT DON BRAY Shop and Driver's Ed Junior Sponsor Pastimes are handball, skiing, and bicycle riding. Library Assistants: Kendall Artz, Donna Weeding, Maury Murnion, Lana Beginski, Rryllis Highland, Deb Miller and Steven Weeding. Librarian Remuda and Saga Sponsor Pastimes are crafts and reading. IS LIFE! WHO DRANK MY DR. PEPPER?” OUT OF MY DESK! IF YOU WANT TO LOOK AT ANNUAL PICTURES, JOIN THE STA IT'. DON’T USE CONTRACTIONS. WHAT IN THE BLOODY HECK ARE YOU DOING?’ CARL DEHNE English Girls’ Coach for Basketball and Track, Freshman Sponsor. Pastimes are reading and playing the guitar. CAROLINE DIEDE Special Education Assistant Coach for Special Olympics. Pastimes are reading, gardening and cooking. GLENN HAGEMAN German, P.E. Basketball, Track and Football Coach, Senior Sponsor Pastimes are playing ball, water skiing and baby sitting. Music Assts. Sandy Lervick and Bob Wilson. BEV DAVID Band, Choir and Guidance Counselor Pops Choir, Ftep and Stage Band, Freshman Sponsor. Pastimes are riding horses, knitting and goofing around. ’’WAS 1ST DA LOSS? «TAKE OFF youR HAT, SPIT OUT YOUR CUM, UNCROSS YOUR LEGS, AND GET YOUR 20 |.-| | T Oli' TIH' CHAIR..ITPICA1. FRESHMAN ERRORS. YOU'RE GOING TO BE EMBARRASSED. YOU AL JOHNSON Art Pastime is drawing. LOIS HANSON Study Hall Pastimes are yard work, reading and crocheting. NORMAN OSTBY Math, National Honor Society Sponsor, Junior Spon- sor. Pastimes are trying to lead and paying his wife's bills. Home Ec. Lab Assts. Deanna Rit- ter, Fhula Watson, MuffEngdahl, and Kathy Helm. Home Ec. , Assistant Speech Drama Coach, Plays. Pastimes are reading, drinking Tab, traveling, and sewing. 'ill'll NURDS. WRETCHED. GARBAGE. MOUTHS! I’m not afraid. I've gota big dog. YOU TURKEYS! FINISH THE LINE YOUR’RE ON AND RETURN YOUR CARRIAGE ! COME ON, YOU.GUYS Phyllis Highland and Tony Mumion, Lab Assistants WILLIAM VINCENT Science and Sophomore Sponsor Pastimes are writing, archeological and historical research. ROSE VOSS LYN RILEY English 1, Government, and History. Speech Drama Coach and Sophomore Sponsor. Pastimes are reading, sewing, and decorating cakes. Chuck Jessen and Ram Cowin, History Assistants Commercial. Ftep Club, Cheerleading, and Senior Sponsor. Pastimes are playing piano, guitar, and riding horses. LITTLE BEASTIES! PLEASE HUNT IF YOUR HANDWRITING IS WORSE THAN MINE. ” I SHOULD HOPE TO SHOUT! K I HATE SUNFLOWER SEEDS! GOOD EATS. ’IF I HAVE TO STOP THIS BUS ONE MORE TIME FOR YOU IDS, That 7o r1’S W snoose! If I can make it, you can, too! Neil Stanton Basketball Team Bus Driver l£s Rudolph, Jane Hoverson, Rat Talbot, Mike Fogle (upper right) Maintenance Crew Evelyn and Carl Hinther Bus Contractors some of my favorite things'' By Deanna Ritter 26 WILD PEOPLE OF THE INTERIOR OF MONTANA rage� , mag- record al- fd books to the 1 at Fayetteville the Fort Brftgg packages were the high seas. Red Cross has sent covers, Christmas potted plants to the money and gifts to supplied by the service men on lo have no fami- !em presents. The contain cigarette , nuts, fountain fettes. gift packages con- ge gift and smaller playing cards, cig- and candies — were veteran hospitals. Oth- ;lude: 14 fruit cakes, Christmas music, hard candy, 46, icriptions to the Post, and sev- edition books. Cross will turn-� p|th 100 Christ- ing fount- .rettes, and d poinset- mior group Istmas cards by the service dr families and enu covers were Its. have sent $100 a overseas, and 12 gift boxes to be ,em at Christmas, .ins one toy, soap, toothbrush, socks, lets. sent the St. Ma- bus to Fayette- to sing for vet- club is directed of the college, isted with ght ser ce will be held In Christ Episcopal Church Wednes- day night beginning at 10:30, with special seasonal music to be fol- lowed at 11 o’clock by observance of the Holy Communion. The Right of christi A faith, much which is obscure and confused becomes clearer. We realize that even su tng- has ifte part in Episco) Commi at 11:15 lowed by including Shepherds, R. M, Coi a. m. Communioi ed, and will be ence E. tor, will Midxtigh Midnij the nesday nig Vincent S. leigh', as Cl ral men’s Christmi will be heh o’clock.- brated at 11 dered by choir. A Christmai held in Oi Church, coi dor Kuehnei On Christmas candlelight sen and song will b ity Lutheraj Musical Mrs. and choil the musical following: Adam, by a duet, “Jesu W. K. a trl6, Bethl Diokinson, W. W Leager; them� ] “UJ lo God In , Chrii She©P Lay congregat several The oi three 28 29 sws Lloyd McKenna Mm ' .Pierson Tftotnas' • CAuoi Sec es Punning Matron.. TERRY RITTER'S PRESCRIPTION FOR THE TEACHERS OF OCHS ANTACID EX-LA muscular ac TIVF. COAl ‘•‘Oil u maaiuA ANTACID NON-CONSTIPATING SHAKE WEIL BEFORE USING 12FL.0Z. WILLIAM H. RORER. INC 50 TABLETS WILLIAM M ROWR. INC. Alka- Seltzer Doans Pills SNACK KIPPER • n HSAflTMMN SOU.'I ITOMAC ■ for nagg .t Tu Kaopectate Concentrate Alka- Seltzer CASTOR GJYCIRW SUPPOSITOR IA«ATFV1 CE3 lka- Seltzer Fof ACIO INOtOCSTlOH HEARTBURN • SOUR STOMACH BFt OZ VSI39 ■ ■ ■ DIGELI I DI CE BROMO SELTZER - A- I A K. n ■ i ----- I H m i ii A. 31 ■gr 32 33 STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Tom Eaton (Principal), Sandy Lervick (Sec.), Elsie Cowin, Mary Dee Saylor, Brinda Phipps (President), Raul McKenna (Vice-President), Leslie Artz, Ross Leliner. Front Row: John Robertson, Donna Weeding, Tana Gould, Marilyn Ryan Tim Thomas. BOYS' STATE GIRLS' STATE Tony Mumion, Kendall Artz, Terry Ritter Kathy Helm PEP CLUB Back row: Cotton Secrest, John Robertson, Brinda Phipps, Muff Engdahl, Jo Pierson, Kathy Helm, Bonnie Rich, Elsie Cowin, Sharon West, B. J, Harbaugh, Debbie Miller, Jane Hoverson, Curt McDonald, Miss Voss. Second row: Bob Ballensky, Terry Ritter, Bob Fitch, Kendall Artz, Leo Dutton, Leslie Artz, Pohney Highland, Valli Grimm, Chuck Jessen, Dick McDonald, Duane Jessen, Glen Hoverson, Rodney Bollinger, Front row. Cheerleader: Carmen Saylor, LeAnn Buffington, Ruth Losinski, Candy Coldwell, Lori Saylor, Debbie Charvat, Tana Gould, Echo Riley, Marilyn Ryan, Paula Watson, Donna Weeding, Bonnie Ryan. This page is sponsored by B B LAUNDROMAT DEAR DIARY 8 30 76 Thank goodness no English teacher is going to read my diary so I don't have to worry about spelling, punctuation, sentence structure and all that rot. We have more new teachers in the school this year than new kids--not counting Freshmen. There are eight new teachers and six new kids. Well, its back to the ole' drawing board. 9 2 76 The guys have finished painting the school green. It looks alot better. I, and everyone else,really miss the pop machine. 9 9 76 The annual staff sold ads. We had our first football game. The Freshmen were initiated on Septembers. George, Raul and Mary played at the initiation dance. Mike Guesanburu was even whiter than the J . 9 16 76 The girl’s 3rd Annual Basketball Tournament was held in Jordan. The girls came in 2nd. Nashua beat them but they looked pretty good. 9 23 76 Jhe Home Ec kids fed the ladies’clubs at their annual dinner. Lori Saylor got bucked off her horse. She hurt her back and was in the hospital for awhile. 9 29 76 Last night Duane Jessen and Bob Fitch were driving around town and they saw quite a sight. A skunk was wandering across Main Street. The skunk tried to duck into a nearby Motel window but it didn’t work. He ended up getting a lot of attention. The pain and miseries that the Football guys go through just to dress out are about to be told: First, the pants which are made tight by hip pads, leg pads, and knee pads are put on. This is nothing to look forward to because it pulls all of the hair out of your legs. Next comes the shoulder pads. Then the skin-tight jersey. When you get the jersey over your head you have to have someone else pull it over your shoulders. By now you feel like an Egyptian Mummy all WRAPPED-UP! 10 1 76 Last week-end the guys finally won a football game against Winnett. YEA US!!! A dentist is coming to check everyones teeth and show them how to brush them the proper way. Wow! It sounds exciting. I think I'll skip it. We just had Clean-Up Day and it seemed to be a big success. Dick McDonald and Steven Weeding went over the hill and sat down so they could watch everybody else work while they talked about domestic and foreign affairs. In study hall one day Brian got a pass to go to the bathroom. On the way he took a small detour and got a drink. A teacher walked up and asked him if she could see his pass. Brian showed it to ter and the teacher asked, What are you doing getting a drink?” Brian replied, Because I have to get a drink before I can go to the bathroom. ” Quick thinking there..Brian. 10 7 76 Scott Guptill, Bob Fitch, and Duane Jessen folded the Jordan Tribune Thursday. Montana started selling Coors beer. Left hear it for the Basketball girls, they are on a winning streak. They have a 5-1 record. Dirty Harry, the goat Tammi gave B. J. died. His funeral is tomorrow. 10 15 76 Brian Fitzgerald saw a UFO. It followed them and disappeared over Kirby's. Homecoming was this week. The Juniors won the float contest. (YEA! since a Junior happens to be typing this) The Speech and Drama Team had their first meet. 10 21 76 Scott Guptill made a touchdown at the football game. Four boys did very well on the Army Tests. We had our first snow of the season. 10 28 76 The guys played their last football game. They didn't do too well this season. Duane and Dick were nice and sponsored the Saga. Sunday is Halloween. Just think, in three days you can take off your mask! 11 5 76 Pop-Couises were last week so everybody was busy running all over the place. Kayleen Wright was bowling and proceeded to hit her head with the ball instead of the floor. Pam Cowin got sick ter first time up in the airplane. Dance Montana was here. They were all really good. The band went to Billings for Rocky Mountain Band Day. They got first out of the two schools competing. Jordan managed to get the trophy. 11 11 76 The girls didn't do too well at the tournament... They placed 2nd in conference play but only placed 6th at the tournament. Tammi, Leslie, B. J., and Donna got a little noisy with their water fighting and received a quiet” call from both Mr. Dehne and the Management. 36 11 18 76 The grade school and the high school faculty play- ed a benefit basketball game. The high school tur- keys gobbled up the grade school chickens . Proce - eds are to be used for new gym equipment. 11 27 76 The Turkey Tournament was held in Harlowton. Jordan did fairly well and came in 3rd. Someone did a lot of window -waxing Sunday. Someone did a lot of window-washing Monday! Charlotte Stanton was thrown into the boys’ lock- er room and Dennis Green was caught with his back- field in motion! The Dorm kids that were grounded for non-passing grades have been ungrounded since last night. I should know! 12 6 76 George Wilson brought a new game called Rodeo” to the dorm. George has played every game and is yet to win even one. Last night Morgan Michael got his two front lights ripped off, wires and all. Leo Dutton is getting his figure ready for his Christ- mas role... Santa Claus! Seniors and others are busily giving out pictures and telling each other how cute they are. Only 19 days left till Christmas. Count em', 12 8 76 Lynn Clauson was left behind in the Kit Kat Cafe bathroom in Billings. Jane Slayton has had to have an operation on her throat. 12 23 76 Mustangs had their first non-conference win a- gainst Lambert. Tammi and Deanna won 1st place in Humorous Duo at the Huntley Speech meet. The Christmas Formal was last night and the school Christmas Program the night before. 12 25 76 We wish you a Merry Christmas, we wish you a Merry Christmas, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year... 1 6 77 Mr. and Mrs. Ostby and Mrs. Diede wrecked their cars over the week-end. Mr. Ostby was gone, the place was UNKNOWN. (Wonder if Mrs. O. knows). 1 13 77 School let out early because of bad weather. The Speech and Drama Meet in Lewistown was cancelled, also the game with Sacred Heart. 1 20 77 WATCH OUT!! The Freshmen have started taking Drivers Ed. It seems that most of the kids around here have CB's. Anyway, Morgan and Les must think so because 37 they have started a CB column in the Saga. Ffeople enjoyed eating popcorn and drinking pop while listening to the ” Pop Music concert presented by Miss David and her band. 1 27 77 Jordan placed 3rd in the Jordan Invitational Speech and Drama Meet. Lynn Clauson won 3rd place and Tammi and Deanna won a 1st. Muff Engdahl was the only Junior to make the Hon- or Roll. 2 3 77 Lynn Clauson was the only one placing at the Dis- trict Speech Meet. She will now attend the State Meet at Havre. 2 10 77 Lynn Clauson came home with a 5th place medal and a 3rd place trophy from the State Speech Meet. 2 12 77 There was a 50's dance after the game. Bruce Edwards and Barb Harbaugh were the stars. It was really a blast! Last Saturday night Ed Ryan won a cake at the ball game. It really worked out neat because it was his birthday. Last week Duane Jessen brought Mrs. Hanson a box of candy for Valentines Day and Leo gave it to her. Now they can call her Ma . 2 21 77 I was told that while in Miles City Thursday the Basketball boys watched the Las Vegas ShowGirl Pageant. I watched part of it until I found that the girls weren't anything to get thrilled about so I went to sleep. The drill team was thoroughly embarrassed at the tournament when their tape player did a little skipping”. They wanted to leave the floor but Miss Charvat insisted they start again. They did really well the second time through. Everyone is running around blurry-eyed from too much tournament and not enough sleep over the week- end. Last week there was lots of excitement when a big hot-air balloon lit out in the hills. A few kids went out to see the thing . It flew over Jordan about noon. The whole school was let out to see it but a dot in the distance was all they could see. Next year Jordan will be going back to Class C. 3 6 77 Today is the final date-line for the Remuda. You have just read the jibberish gobbles of the Journalism class. Put together by Echo Riley and Marilyn Ryan. 6 D's Inc. Cafe-Husky Truck Stop Conoco-Propane Jack, Mary, Dan, Deb, Dal, Don, Dirk, Darla TAMMI’S SAGA STAFF Left to Right: Leo Dutton, Kendall Artz (sports editor), Donna Weeding (assistant editor), Tammi Grimm (editor), Pohney Highland, Phyllis Highland, Steve Weeding. Not pic- tured: Dan Green and Lloyd McKenna. TWILA'S SAGA STAFF Sitting: Duane Jessen, Bonnie Rich, Morgan Michael, Les Thomas, Maury Mumion, Kim Rhoads'. Lying: Bob Fitch, Brent Mumion. Not pictured: Rhonda Loomis (assistant editor), and Twila Phipps (editor). 38 Donna Lloyd This page sponsored by GARFIELD TITLE AND INSURANCE 39 REMUM STAFF P P T Sitting at table: Marilyn Ryan, Fbhney Highland, Tammi Grimm (Headline Editor). Standing: Mareta Brusett (Advisor), Deanna Ritter (Assistant Editor), Leslie Artz (Editor), Echo Riley (Sec. -Trea.). Standing in Back: Terry Ritter. WHILE L UIGH WG GARFIELD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL BAND Top Row: Fhyllis Highland, Debbie Miller. First Row L. to R.: David Weeding, Dan Feliman, Muff Engdahl, Leroy Hughes, Skippy Johnson, Randy Leliner. Second Row: Jerry Robertson, Larry Barnes, Terry Erlenbusch, Kristie Mallo, Terry Ritter, Craig Riley. Third Row: Bruce Erlenbusch, Leslie Artz, Kathy Helm, Jackie Burgess, Chlo Larson, Elsie Cowin. Fourth Row: Marilyn Ryan, Glen Hoverson, Shawn Fitzgerald, B. J. Harbaugh, Lena Ritter, Kelly MacDonald, Ray Hageman. Fifth Row: Kit Wille Ken Volk, Dominic Mumion, ffete Shawver, Lana Beginski. Sixth Row: Shane Hansard, Charlotte Stanton, Wanda Lervick, Shelley Hageman, Cindy Stanton, ' Donna Wolslagel. Seventh Row: Lucy Helm, Brian MacDonald, Wilton Buffington, Carson Buffington, Clyde Shawver. Eighth Row: Lloyd McKenna, Ram Cowin, Katrina Phipps, Carol Ritter, Laura Olson, Ruth Losinski. Lynn Clauson (Majorette), Beverly David (Director), Flag Bearers: Top to Bottom: Jo Pierson, Pohney Highland, Tana Gould, Echo Riley. This page is sponsored by FOSTER JORDAN DRUG CO. CHORUS � W fv Jf 1 P Top to Bottom L. to R.: Todd Larson, PhillijWQs inski, Leo Dutto Tim Thomas, Wikon, LesThomas. Secrod Row L. to R. warren Hughes, George Wilson, Deanna Ritrer, MuffEngdahl. Patsy Ryan Bob Fitch, Scott Guptill. TMrd Row L. to R.: Jerri Lynn Cold well. Lon Saylor, Paula Watson, Ruth Smotherman Debbie Cliarvat. Jo Pierson, Fourth Ra v L. to R.: Jane HoMrson. Julie Robertson, drinda Phipps, Kathy Weed, Shelley Hageman, Valli Grimm. Front Row L, to R, : Beverly David (Director). Lynn Clauson, Nedra Drew, Pohnev Highland, Mary Dee Saylor, Carmen Saylor, Laurie Knudson. e THE YOUNGER GRADE SCHOOL KIDS WERE ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CHRISTMAS SHOW! !! This page is sponsored by RANCHER'S BAR CAFE This page sponsored by RIO THEATER LYN RILEY PAT TALBOT HOME OF THE DRIFTWOOD PLAYERS HOLLYWOOD AWAITS... Trying to sleep on the bus. Getting all your food eaten by everybody else. Darla saying somebody swiped her clothes and found out they were in the other bathroom. The two guys that were flashing” people in Great Falls. Deanna Tammi always running to the bathroom whenever they did lemonade. Echo dropping Kathy on the floor when she fainted. Lynn C. getting left in Billings. Barbara Jo skating down the halls at Broadus. Lyn R. cussing the team out for calling her Auntie Lyn. B. J. saying, Say some- thing in the middle of her cutting and Leslie saying it right back. Leslie Artz Pantomime G CLUB Starting at top of G: Leo Dutton, Mark Weeding, John Robertson, Ralph McWilliams, Curt McDonald, Dennis Green, Bryan Fitzj Guesanburu, Mickey Stanton, Glen Ho verson, Steven Weeding, Duane lessen, Scott Guptill, Tom Spillum, Terry Ritter, Bob Fit- Donna Weeding, Barbara Jo Harbaugh, Rodney Bollinger, Sandy Lervick, Kelly MacDonald, Marilyn Ryan, Debbie Charvat, Cha; lljSJRe Knudsojf, Fhula WatsMMpnnj Ri .Cir k Jes n, Ross Lehner, Bonnie Ryan, Tammi Grimm. Sam Kampf, Leslie Artz; Pom BrownigB Dan Green, CoaclLGlen Hageman. i I e? T 11 __ f� � vc1 «2 lr' TO a oii I IS V Ji ¥ •Jf W u V r... r i .- 4. ■nf 6 m m Sm . ▼.. A£Sl!M ir - |. - i . Bareli- M'cWilliams. Middle Row L. to R.: Sam Karnpf, Tom Spillum, Mark Weeding. Cheerleaders: Candy Co.;. -M ' ;s a, LeAnn Buffington, Carmen Saylor, Leo-Dutton, Scott Gupttll, lTdb Fitch. Bottom Row: Bryan Fitzgerald (Manager), Glen Hovers on, Kendall Artz, §fieven Weeding, Dick McDonald, Chuck lessen. Riul McKenna, Duane Jessen. Curt McDonald (Manager). A T‘ BBSMOT e K3MttN CMMM HBMH « ■x ' y v - :2 %, -. HP ' z t: £5n s v Sifc K T K£ §2 4 ■■ -• ' ■•• - „ •' - • '■ ‘ :•••; '•T:-- lwT 2 _■ -. . -rj, i- - . ■•- 7w-g � -A •■ -•• • ..- ■ v-' - -• ■ . ■■ :H- v 1‘?;-:- ;, . -- H� •.', � . ’ •■'■' . • - . ■, ■ .' - ■•• .' '.?i|‘”.� v .'Iw v;' % '- •,. .'7 . . ■� « j j+ij. .' ':, 'v . THOSE ARE OUR NEW UNIFORMS ? .V. «•'«•. V.. --Pi —V. -.VC r? . 2HK-' .-. TTT 51 v liSp AS A FOOTBALL PLAYER WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER MOST ABOUT LAST SEASON? Glen Hageman-Hope for next year??!! Leo Dutton-Not having any pants at Fairview!! Steven Weeding-Duane Jessen constantly crying! Chuck Jessen-Making 1st Team All-Conference. Mickey Stanton-Playing both Offense and Defense all the time. John Robertson-Having to play at Fairview! Glen Hoverson-Making 2nd Team All-Conference. Ross Lehner-Winning only 1 game. Bruce Edwards -Beer, sweat, Training Rules, and every other thing. Dick McDonald-The one game I didn't get a cramp and got to play the whole game! Kendall Artz-Punting Scott's rear!! Duane Jessen-Being knocked out at least once a game!! Brian Fitzgerald-Washing towels and our one victory! Mark Weeding-The good luck kiss Candy gave me before the Sacred Heart Game!! Tom Spillum-The water bucket at Fairview's bench. Bob Fitch-Going through the season in one piece on the bench. Curt McDonald-The dope in my french fries at a Scobey Cafe! Mike Guesanburu-Making my first and only pass completion! Scott Guptill-Being sick at Winnett!! SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS: • Kendall Artz, Steven Weeding, Chuck Jessen, Dick McDonald, Raul McKenna Not pictured: Bruce Edwards and Mickey Stanton FOOTBALL CFIEERLEADERS: Ruth Losinski, Carmen Saylor, LeAnn Buffington, Candy Co Id well This page is sponsered by THE PIONEER GARAGE. 55 GIRLS' 60 AT IT AGAIN ! A SQUAD: L. to R.: Bonnie Ryan, Bonnie Rich, Tammi Grimm, Donna Weeding, B. J. Harbaugh, Sandy Lervick, Leslie Artz, Marilyn Ryan, Paula Watson, Kelly McDonald, Laurie Knudson, Charlotte Stanton. Kneeling: Carl Dehne (Coach), Twila Phipps (Manager). 56 B SQUAD: Kneeling L. to R.: Carl Dehne (Coach), Elsie Cowin, Connie Lervick, Shelley Hageman. Sitting L. to R.: B.J, Harbaugh, Kelly McDonald, Charlotte Stanton, Laurie Knudson, Marilyn Ryan. Jordan went to the tournament sitting in 2nd place in the conference. We were defeated in our first game by Savage. We played Wibaux our 2nd game and beat them by a close margin of 3 points. We then played Lambert the next morning and was defeated in a hard fought vgame. This left us in sixth place for the season. THE COACH AND SOME OF HIS GIRLS. 57 RODEO MEMBERS THAT COMPETED AT DISTRICT- Back Row, Colleen Murnion, Corrine Murnion, Maury Murnion, Teresa Murnion, Susan Thomas, and Donna Weeding. Front Row, Clyde Mury, Steven Weeding, and Mark Weeding. Not pictured are Tammi Grimm and Brent Murnion. MARK WEEDING participated at the District Rodeo MAURY MURNION placed 4th in team roping at District and 1st in team roping at State. Si. ,. STEVEN WEEDING placed 1st in calf roping, 2nd in cow cutting, 4th in team roping, 4th in saddle bronc riding, and was the Runner-Up All-Around Cowboy for the District No. 1 High School Rodeo. He placed 1st in team roping and 2nd in cow cutting at State. 60 CLYDE MURY placed 2nd in saddle bronc riding at District and placed 2nd in saddle bronc riding at State. TERESA MURNION placed 1st in the goat tying at District. DONNA WEEDING placed 2nd in goat tying, 3rd in cow cutting and was the All-Around Cowgirl for the District 1 High School Rodeo. She placed 4th in goat tying and 4th in barrel racing at State. CORRINE MURNION placed first in the barrel racing and was the Runner-up All-around Cowgirl for the District No. 1 High School Rodeo. She was also the District Queen. She placed second in goat tying at State. This page sponsored by HELL CREEK BAR 61 TAMMI GRIMM partici- pated at District. ,i 1111� ““ inituMW IttiMtMfl SmnuuM iu u� � tti a .iiiiiiiiu'! WlniT fyi M'Miir' Hliii dki -’ tui 'tm SBI 'in hi, Sp-yo ’'«unii avli ‘ «id BiJK? ' Mind 3® Mini ••Wi Ji tiSft iiwiiA jBjB II tmuy « | «4IMI 'w illllljw, IIIMIII , Jgutinii B ' i m® Bllli HIM-1'1 ■ '«« «flp '; - tun ' ■■uiniijr � � • HUIIlfA i Uv!sa , miinS SHARON WEST was the 1976 Montana Buckskin Queen She was also the Garfield County Queen. SUSAN THOMAS was the District No. 1 Runner Up Queen. This page sponsored by RONNIE SAYLOR 62 This page sponsored by RANCHERS BAR PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT SHOOTING THEIR WAY TO A STUNNING BOYS' BASKETBALL Scott Guptill, Dick McDonald, Duane fesse n , Steven Weeding, Kendall Artz, Chuck lessen, Paul McKenna, Bob Fitch, Micky Stanton, Bryan FitzGerald, Tom Spillum, Glenn Hageman. (Coach). BOYS’ BASKETBALL B SQUAD: „ L. to R.: Dan Green. Bryan Fitzgerald, Glen Hoverson, Tom Browning, Dwayne Dick, Kelly Buffington Alan Clark, Scott Guptill, Glen Hageman (Coach). Kneeling: Curt McDonald. BOYS' BASKETBALL C SQUAD Standing L. to R.: Mike Guesanburu. Bob Ballensky, David Saylor, Warren Hughes. Lloyd McKenna, Ralph McWilliams, Ralph Rust (Coach). Kneeling L. to R.; Craig Riley, Bruce Erlenbusch,Sam Kamph, Keith Fogle, Cotton Secrest, Rick Miller. 66 TOURNAMENT ACTION 67 KENDALL ARTZ is a good- looking tease with a quick wink. He claims the role of the 'good' in the 'good bad. and the ugly’ but his constant bugging of Miss Riley makes everyone wonder. Industrious is the word for PAM COWIN. She even took advantage of the school's correspondence plan. She was a 6reat old maid in the school play, but chances are against it in real life. iliort, vivacious DARLA CUR- RE Y is always running fro.'i om job to another. She was good with her original cutting of an Irish girl at Speech meets. Freckle-faced BRUCE EDWARDS se'dom made it to class on time — too many stops on the way down the hall to let girls feel his fuzzy beard. On Dress-Up day he was a knock-out. Homecoming Queen KATHY GREEN will be remembered for her regular wande.nigs into boys' cans on Speech trips. She loves cats and Victor. Her little variegated green bug never gets her home on time. Hunting and trapping are the favorite sports of quiet HAL HAINES. He managed to make Consumer Ed endurable svith his constant run of jokes. If a yellow Omega Oldsmobile rives by with a smiling, grinning giggling, laughing (all at the same time) girl at the wheel, it is KATHY HELM. She likes hard work, speech meets and swimming November. Those good grades got PHYLLIS HIGHLAND voted the most intell- igent girl in die Senior class. She likes to spend a lot of time at home but is always busy while at school in the library and t Saga. Self-acclaimed bad” of the good, bad and the ugly CHUCK JESSEN spends almost as much time with football and basketball as he does flirting with the girls. ED JOHNSON is known for his work at the station and his fixing cars. He has worked hard to grad- uate this year even though he mis- sed last year. He likes queens, at least one. JANE HOVERSON is always the last one to leave the school and when she does, she leaves it clean. She is a great coffee and pop com maker. RANDY LEHNER is known for his knack for causing trouble and staying out of it at the same time It would be just as hard to imagine him without his ’ ass drum as with- out his mustache. Thar long hair has never kept SANDY ! ERVICK from being a basketball star. She has been a great president for a great class. Her smile is the brightest when there is a letter in the mailbox. 'I here is never a dull moment with liamer DICK MCDONALD around. He says he is the ugly’ of the 'good bad, and the ugly. ” His ugly face has been made beautiful with angel kisses. PAUL MCKENNA with his ability as a photographer has contributed a lot to the Saga and Remuda. He spends many of his daylight hours in the darkroom--doing what, nobody knows. What can you say about BRENT McRAE? He has a born talent in senseless arguing. Brent is also the defence master of the Angus cattle breed. For fun he traps and takes in wild boar riding. The shy, quiet figure walking down the hall of GCHS is CALVIN McWilliams. He is very sincere in what he says and does and al- ways has a Dashful smile for the one he loves. DEBBIE MILLER always looks like a fashion plate for a Western magazine. She sews a lot. The great love of her life is horses. As a librarian she always goi ist chance at the horse books. ’ That gal wiih a special touch with farm animals as well as pets is MARY MURNION. ' She seems shy, but can really hold her own with those not-so-shy brothers. Rodeo is i Ik Ifl sport in the shining eyes of CORRINE MURN- ION. As quiet as she seems, she is a great contributor to the Young Life program. The Martha Josey saddle is one of TERESA MURNION'S treasures from rodeoing. But she doesn't always wear cowboy clothing because she was voted best diessee. The school's vote for most intelligent boy award went to TONY MURNION. But sometimes he ma- kes us wonder; especially when he blew up the chemistry lab. Even his good debating didn't get him out of that one. If you get whistled at on the street, it will probably be by CHRIS RLUHAR. Or at least his car. That horn saves him a lot of breath. Chris is talented at turning his words around backwards Student Council President BRINDA PHIPPS has worked hard to make a better GCIIS. Her friendly, unselfish nature has helped, too. Steve is a part of her every conversation. Feather-eatin' ALAN PLUHAR is known for his hearty laugh, his pride in his wrecked cars and his ready conversation. To him the world is one big playground. TERRY RITTER was a good Chem- istry lab assistant--to Tony Murnion. His next experiments were in Home Ec with almost as disastrous effects. A bad knee kept him out of sports. The boy in the black hat, WES ROGGE, will be remembered for his quiet behavior in school and his rambunctiousness afterward. When there is art work to be done, BEV RYAN is the one. She is already a successful business woman, co-manager of the B B Laundromat. Bev says her favor- ite friends are animals. Wonder what kind F t is? The wildest laugh ever comes from the lungs of BONNIE RYAN, also co -manager of the famous B B. She has lots of energy for cheerleading, basketball, and chasing boys. Flirt of the year, LORI SAYLOR, usually, but only usually, flirts with a guy in a red Ford. She is soft-spoken for a Cheerleader, but at times you can hear her clear outside. No one uses bad language around JANE SLAYTON without being reprimanded. She is always on time to school, but by the end of the week, she says, Thank God it is Friday. JACKIE SPILLUM'S interests fiave run more to sheep and farm- ing than school, but he was a faithful camera man at basketball games. Maybe his biggest effort went into growing a beard. MICKY STANTON'S orange Mustang must know every rock and pot-hole on that Brusett road, because he never misses a basket- ball game or practice. He is the old man of the class by at least a month or so. When Marvin Loomis graduated and left GCHS, CONNIE TRUMBO was so upset that her hair turned black overnight. She was so eager for what the outside world might hold, she finished high school in three years. Utter confusion in Home Ec Lab is synonymous with PAULA WATSON. She good-naturedly takes the teasing that friends give her about her norange hair and the temper to go with it. SHARON WEST -- Nice smile, long pretty hair. Ed, macrame, buckskin horses and crowns --that about says it for the gal from out west of town. The rodeo hand in the black hat with a lip full of snuff is STEVEN WEEDING. He is more intellectual than he looks be- cause he lias contributed a lot Gun collector KIM RIIOADS is one of tie champion chess players of GCHS. He lias kept the Saga solvent with his good ad sales- manship. Another gun nut is KALVIN WILLE. His picture appears here under protest. In fact, he Iras gone to school 12 years under pro- test--usually late. to tie Saga. THE ADVENTURES OF THE ILLUSTRIOUS MO CELEBRATED CLASS OF'77 AS TRIALS, JOYS, AND SUNDRY OTHER EXPERIENCES BEFELL THEM THRU 12 ARDUOUS YEARS OF SCHOOL AS TOLD TO THE REMUDA EDITORS BY VARIOUS MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE NAMED CLASS. Let’s take a look at the best class that ever entered Jordan Elementary School or left G. C. H. S. When entering the first grade, the class consisted of: Kendall Artz, Connie Bowland, Marilyn Butts, Pam Cowin, Darla Currey, Bruce Edwards, Kathy Green, Hal Hains, Jane Hoverson, Ed Johnson, Chuck Jessen, Randy Leliner, Corrine Murnion, Teresa Mumion, Tommy Mumion, Tony Mumion, Kim Rhoads, Terry Ritter, Beverly Ryan, Bonnie Ryan, Jackie Spillum, Connie Trumbo, Dale Trumbo, Paula Watson. Steven Weeding, KalvinWille, and A. Wolfe. Four students dropped out of this class at various times during the year. The teacher was Mrs. Alta Wille, the Principal was Mr. Safratowich, and the teacher’s aide was Mrs. Jeanne Fellman. This was the biggest and best class that Mrs. Wille had ever taught. Since the new building was not quite ready and the conditions of the old grade school building were too crowded, the Lutheran Church basement was used as the first grade schoolroom. This caused many tears on the part of the pupils, after waiting so long to go to school and then ending up in church. In their second year, they moved to the brand new grade school building. Their teacher was Mrs. Margaret Viall and they had a new Principal, Mr. Phillip Ward, who remained as Principal at Jordan Elementary for the next six years. Two new pupils joined the class that year, DeeAnn A meson and Brent McRae. The third year, the highlight of the year was when the class put on a play called PETER PAN . Terry Ritter played the lead. He was very cute in his little green pants. The fourth grade brought many exciting times for Steven and Chuck. They spent many long hours standing in the hall. The fifth year, Steven and Chuck did a little growing up. (Little is the key word). It was also the year in which the class rotated from room to room for their classes. The sixth year, some students wished that they could skip the entire year. The teacher was Mr. Rassmussen, and he was very rough. By the end of the year, most of the girls had copied the entire dictionary, and quite a few boys had done the same. Most of the year was spent building rockets, having checker tournaments, learning Spanish, and last, but not least, having a science fair. Bonnie, Bev, Sandy, and Teresa put on a play for the rest of the class. At that time, Bonnie and Bev hated boys and they said they would never have anything to do with them. It seems that they changed their minds somewhere along the line. In the seventh year, the boys were kept fully occupied with playing basketball, and they were really quite good. In the eighth grade, the boys won eleven consecutive basketball games. Everyone was really proud of them. Every day at noon, the class would look in the closet to see if the teacher had left any cookies, and usually, they were rewarded . They would sit in the room and and eat most of their find. It was really surprising that they did not get into quite a lot of trouble. This year in the eighth grade was spent mostly in preparing for graduation and their entry into high school. Since no one wanted to spend another year in the elementary, the class worked very hard towards graduation. During the years in high school, the class gained and lost different students. The following is a list of students who were enrolled with the class at some time during their high school years: David Bailey, Richard Beginski, Benita Dick, Claire Loomis, Ray Lynde, Larry McWilliams, Karen Mury Watson, Frank Stone, Les Smotherman, LeRoy Treu, and George Wilson. The first year of high school, they won first place on their float in the Homecoming Parade. Also, the English classes were pretty wild with a teacher like Mr. Hopkins. He was a first year teacher and the class had a lot of fun with him. They used to take his chair and hide it in the closet. Also, Bonnie and Ray managed to break a window one day. The girls Basketball Team challenged the Boys Basketball Team to a match. Guess who won? Oh well, they tried. During the Sophomore year, Kathy Green tried following in the steps of the upper classmen. She skipped school one day with Sonja Rice Turner and Vicki Tenney Helm. All three of them received a three day vacation. This was the year when the class ordered their class rings. The rings arrived before the school year was over so everyone was happy. The Junior year was a very busy year. It was the year of the mad scientists, or as the rest of the world knows, the year that Tony and Terry tried to blow up the chemistry storeroom. They, also, received a three day vacation. Bake sales, Smorgasbords, and other money raising projects were the items of the year. The proceeds of $1,108. 00 went to pay for the Prom. The Banquet and the Prom were both held on the same night, Friday, May 7th. High points of the evening were when Steven dropped his plate of food upside down on the table before he had a chance to eat any of it, and when everyone stood up to say Grace, Sandy knocked her chair over and attracted everyone’s attention. The Prom itself turned out to be perfect. The multi-purpose room was decorated with blue crepe paper with stars on it. Theie was a wishing well and a waterfall with real running water. The theme was WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN , and the band performing was FEARL . Everyone enjoyed them- selves and the night was a big success until it was time to go and everyone started tearing down the decorations. It seemed such a shame to put all that work into something and have it destroyed in five minutes time. Now, these students are finishing off their last year. They started the year with initiation and it seemed as if they had just been initiated themselves. Some of the Juniors and Seniors took the ASVAB tests and the high school average was the highest in the state. Tire Army arranged a free trip to a hockey game in Billings for all who had taken the tests. Rocky Mountain College furnished a place for them to stay that night and the following day, they visited places of interest in Billings and did a little shopping before return- ing home on the bus. A final comment from President Sandy Lervick After May 15, 1977, we will all go our separate ways. I just hope that we all remember how much we have shared in the past 12 years. And in 10 years, I hope we will all get together again to share what has happened to our lives since our graduation. For Information about other classes contact Fern Schillreff or Jessie Shawver , Jordan, for the book, 25 Years of Garfield County High School, $20. plus $1 .50 postage 77 GAMES Probe Foosball Air Hockey Pool Poker ' r • MUSIC MAKERS Bread America John Denver Chicago Gary Wright Piter Frampton Steve Miller Ronnie Mi Isa p Four Seasons Seals Crofts Kiss Bay City Rollers Jessi Coulter George, Tammi, Deanna EATS DRINKS Coke Tacos Tab Pizza Beer Steak French Fries Onion Rings WAY WE THE C.B. PHRASES 10-4 Hey what'cha doing good buddy? 5-5-2-2 Got yer ears on? How's the smokey situation? 10-100 Situation SONGS Just Call Me Angel Rock Me Disco Duck Stranger Dream Weaver Queen of the Silver Dollar Good Hearted Woman Afternoon Delight T. V. SHOWS WERE IN '77 I SAYINGS Oh! Gross! At least that! Groovey! You do wanna die don't'cha RAPE!!! You little hummer! MOVIES The Omen Silent Movie Jaws Grizzly Wilderness Family Joe Panther Trinity Boys JEWELRY Black Hills Gold Puka Shells Turquoise Chokers Earrings (pierced) Double Pierced Ears Starsky Hutch Barrette Charlie's Angels Welcome Back Kotter Days of our Lives happy Days CLOTHING T -Shirts Blue jeans Midis Shortie skirts PAST TIMES Partying Parking Girl-Boy Chasing Driving the streets Sleeping (in class) FABULOUS FISHY FABLE OF THE FUTURE By Bonnie Ryan with the help of Sandy Lervick and Bev Ryan 1 was filled with wonder and awe that sunny day in 1987 as I landed my reved- up super-sonic helicopter on the runway of the new Jordan International Airport! 1 really did flip when 1 saw Terry Ritter, his bald head shining in the sun, guiding in a plane on another runway. As soon as I picked up my Cut - Off truck from Sharon and Ed Johnson’s Rent- A-Car, 1 headed for town. On the way I saw Kalvin Wille patrolling the dump area. He is now the County Garbage Commissioner. As I neared town, I was passed by a man running at least 70 miles an hour. I couldn't believe it was really Dick McDonald until I remembered that he had lost both legs in a skiing accident and they had been replaced with bionic ones during surgery. Naturally the first place 1 stopped was at the store. There was Kathy Green wheeling Victor in lier cart and carrying an arm load of Friskie Cat Food. After reminding Mother to order more cat food, I stepped across the street to inspect Hal Hains private museum filled with his marksmanship trophies and his many caps from his safari trips in Africa. He said Paula Watson was still leading those tours through the jungles. As 1 started on down main street I was startled by a loud mixture of laughter and crying. Wading through 12 kids I found Brinda Pluhar who was disgusted at being thrown out of the Drug Store just because one of the kids messed on the floor. Stepping carefully into the Drug Store. I bought a Jordan Trib and there was Snuffy Weeding, mouth full of snoose, staring at me from the front page. He was being named to the Cowboy Hall of Fame for being the first person to ever win the National All-Around Title three times in one year. On down the street I hear hideous laughter coming from Kendall’s Tavern Inside I watched Phyllis Highland, one of the Sunshine Girls using her charms on Alan Pluhar the local night club comedian. The next morning as I entered the church, I was mildly suprised to see Mark Bibeau was the one wearing the white starched turtleneck and giving the word. The organ music was very pleasant to my ears. Jane Hoverson, now full-time janitor at GCHS was also organist on Sunday. Leaving town to enjoy a few days in tlie Missouri Breaks. 1 passed a palace with a moat surrounding it. The sign on the mail box read SANDY AND ALA BOA. During her visit to Arabia the previous summer she had married this millionaire whom she met after winning a belly dancing contest. I saw Sandy fishing alligators out of the n oat as I passed by. Since I needed a pack horse for my outing. I stopped by the prospering Gibbs Ranch. From the small beginning of one wild horse. Bev had transformed the entire ranch into a wild horse resort. Working as hired lieLp for Pat and Bev was Brent McRae who, after many unprofitable years, had given up on the Angus breed. Further down the road 1 stopped at a rest area. After using the restroom, I noticed Kim Rhoads, the tidy bowl man, working feverishly to keep his boat afloat. It looked as though he hadn't made it to the shelter of the rim in time. Moving on, I bought a few supplies in the little town of Stanton. Micky founded the town after striking oil one day while setting a fence post. He now spends his time flying to all his resort homes. The T. M. Saddlery was having open house so 1 sauntered in and a factory- new Martha Josey saddle was thrust into my arms by none other than Teresa Mumion. I happened to be the lucky 67th person to come through the door that day. In the back room I could see Bruce Edwards slaving away as her personal saddle maker. I awoke early the next morning to what I feared was Big Foot trudging into my camp. As it turned out. it wasn't Big Foot at all, just Marvin and Connie Loomis heading for the fishing hole. I talked with them long enough to learn that they had become confirmed Hillbillies, taking life easy and living off the land. Toward noon that day I came across a fellow with a slight problem Seems lie had pulled his hat over his eyes to hide from a bear and it had become stuck on his nose. As I helped him remove his hat I noticed the lettering on his jacket read CHARLES JESSEN FOREST RANGER. As 1 started on, his under-foot man. Randy Lehner, came running from the bushes with a butterfly net. He was very excited, having just sighted a yellow- tipped moth eater. The next day I headed back to Jordan completely starved. In the GD's Cafe I found Lori Saylor waiting tables. I sat down beside Kathy Helm at the counter and found out right away that the 18 wheeler parked in front was hers. I couldn't believe the 6D's had become so fancy that they put on a breakfast floor show. But there it was featuring handsome Paul McKenna tap dancing. Later he told me that he had just returned from Hollywood where he had co-starred with Ram Cowin in a movie named Tapper . He also said he had seen Corrine Mumion out there and she has replaced the Singing Nun. He said both Corrine and Pam always wore clothes designed by the now famous designer. Jane Slayton. On my way to look over good ole GCHS I passed a huge building under construct- ion. I was told it would house The Big Boozer's Liquor Store owned by Wes Rogge and Calvin McWilliams. Principal Chris Pluhar was in front of GCHS raising the flag to signify the start of another day of learning. Inside Darla Curry, his secretary, was sitting behind a desk. The nameplate read,MRS. V1NN1E BARBERRINO. All the trophies in the show cases rattled as a sonic boom shook the school. Darla remarked that it must be Debbie Miller in the 747 she has been flying for several years. It just so happened that the Seniors were taking Army tests that day. Sgt. Jack Spillum was walking up and down the aisle to see that they didn’t cheat. As I walked out the front door, I saw a multi-colored Corvette cruise by driven by Tony Mumion. Seems he spends his time promoting peace and tranquility throughout the town. It had been fun seeing and hearing about my former classmates, but I was anxious to get back to my job so I headed for the airport. For several years now I've been a life guard on the beaches of California and have been awarded many medals for my courageous attempts to save helpless persons from such terrors as Jaws and Moby Dick. 80 SENIOR BRAGS Artz. Ken Jail Saga Staff 2, 3, 4 Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3.4 F F A 3 Band 1.2 Class Officers 1,4 Boy£ State 3 Football 4 Jr. Class Play 3 FfepClub 1. 2. 3. 4 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 Normal Club 3, 4 Homecoming King 4 Librarian 4 Co win, Ram Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Speech Drama 4 Class Officers 2 President 3 Band Treasurer 4 V.O.D. 2. 3 National Honor Society Currey, Darla Drama 2 Journalism 2, 3 Ffep Club Edwards, Bruce Rodeo Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Football 1,2,4 Girl Chasing 1. 2, 3. 4 Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 4 Green, Kathy Girls Basketball 2 Speech Drama 1, 2 Drill Team 1 Jr. Class Play -Homecoming Queen 4 Helm, Kathv Remuda Staff 1, 4 Track 1 Speech Drama 1, 2, 4 Debate 3 Cheerleader Girls' BB 3 Football 3 Band 1, 2, 4 Class Officer 2 Girls’State 3 V.O.D. 3 Student Council 2 School Class Plays 2, 3, 4 Highland, Phyllis Saga Staff 4 FFA 3 Speech Drama Class Officer 4 Drill Team 1,4 Girls'State 3 V.O.D. 3 Librarian 3, 4 Lab Asst Science 4 National Honor Society 3 Hoverson Jane Chorus 3. 4 Speech Drama 1 fep Club 2, 3, 4 Cow elle Cook-off 2 lessen. Chuck Saga Staff 3, 4 Boys' BB 1. 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 4 ffep Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Letterman 1. 2, 3 G Club 4 Good-Bad-Ugly 4 Shop 1. 2, 3, 4 Ha ins. Hal Ftp Club Johnson, Ed 1. 2 Lehner, Randy Band 1. 2. 3, 4 Football 1 Lervick, Sandy Remuda Staff 3 Girls’ BB 1. 2. 3, 4 Track 2 Cheerleader Class Officer 1, 3 President tep Club Pres. Student Council Sec Ffep Club McDonald, Dick 1. 2, Saga Staff Boys’ BB FFA Track Football Letterman 1, 2, 3 4 3 4 4 4 Homecoming King Cand.3 Ffep Club 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 McKenna. Raul Boys' BB 1, 2 3. 4 Class Officer 2 Football 3, 4 Letterman 3,4 School Fhotgrapher 2, 3,4 Class Play McRae, Brent Boys’ BB Track Letterman Ffep Club 3,4 1.2 1 2, 3 1. 2, 3 Murnion, Corrine Girls' BB 2, 3 Queen Candidate 2 Rodeo Club I, 2, 3, 4 Drill Team 1 Murnion, Mary Special Olympics 2, 3 Murnion, Teresa Saga 2, 3 Remuda 1. 2,3 Track 2 Football Cheerleader 2 Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Reporter 3 Secretary 4 Homecoming Candidate 3 Ftep Club 1. 2 Phipps, Brinda Saga Staii 1, 2 Remuda Staff 1. 2, 3 Speech Drama 2 Chorus 3 Class Office President 1 V-President 3 Student Council Pres. 4 Ffep Club 2, 3. 4 Pluhar, Alan Boys’ BB 1. 2 Pluhar, Chris Rhoads, Kim Football 1 Saga Staff 4 A. V. 2, 3 Ritter, Terry Saga Staff 3 Remuda 4 Boys' BB 1. 2, 3 Manager 4 Track 1, , 2. 3. 4 McWilliams Calvin Class Play Band President Secretary Class Officer Ffep Club President Boys' State Football 1.2, 3, 1, 2. 3. Boys’ BB 1,2 Manager 2, 4 Letterman Miller, Debbie V -President 2 Activity Officer 4 Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Rogge, Wes Librarian 2, 3, 4 Ffep Club 4 Murnion, Tony Ryan, Bev Saga Staff 3 Remuda Staff 1 Track 1,2, 3, 4 Girls''BB 1 Speech Drama 2,3 Track 1 Class Officer 1. 3 Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Pies, Normal Club 4 Drill Team 1 Letterman 2, 3, 4 Journalism 2, 3 Normal Club 3, 4 ffep Club 1, 2, 3 S.C. R. 3 Perfect Attendence lst-12th Ryan. Bonnie Saga Staff 1,2 Girls’ BB 1, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2, 4 Speech Drama 1, 3, 4 Cheerleading I, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1 Drill Team 3 Saylor, Lori Saga Staff 2 Remuda Staff 3 Track 2 Cheerleading 2, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Activity Officer 4 Rodeo Club 1, 2 Jane Slayton Special Olympics 2,3 Spillum, Jack Football 2 April Fools Day Ffcrty 3 Stanton, Mickey Boys' BB I, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 G. Club Pres. 4 Trumbo, Connie Rodeo Club l, 2 Office Ass. 1 Science Ass. 4 Typing Ass. 4 Watson, Paula Girls’ BB 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader alt. 1,2,4 Chorus 3, 4 Chorus V-Pres. 4 Ffep Club Pres. 4 Class Play 3 Weeding,Steve Saga Staff 3, 4 Boys’ BB 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1. 2, 4 Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA 3 Letterman 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 West, Sharon FFA 3 Drill Team 1, 3 Ffep Club 1. 3, 4 Wille. KalvinJ. 81 Best Looking: Kendall Artz Teresa Mumion Most Likely to Succeed: Tony Murnion Brinda Phipps Most Bashful: Jackie Spillum Kathy Green SENIOR FAVORITES Heartiest Laugh: Alan Fluhar Bonnie Ryan 82 Most Congenial: Dick McDonald Kathy Helm Most Intelligent: Tony Murnion Phyllis Highland Best Dressed: Terry Ritter Teresa Murnion Most Wittiest: Kalvin Wille Bev Ryan Biggest Flirt: Dick McDonald Lori Saylor Most Ptopular: Kendall Artz Sandy Lervick 83 wsa Calvii °c oooocoo : ooooooooc cxxx ooooooocooooooooocooooooooc ocooooooooooc LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ©COOOOOOCOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOCCOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOCpOOCOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOCOOOOOOCOOI I, KENDALL ARTZ, will my curly hair to Glen Hoverson, so that he doesn't have to try to curl it himself anymore. I. PAM COWIN, will my ability to get good grades to anyone who likes to stay home all the time. I, DARLA CURRE Y, will my '71 Toyota to anyone who wants to push it more than drive it and my ability to work all four years of high school to anyone who wants to stay home alot. I. BRUCE EDWARDS, will my meanness in football to Leo Dutton tor lie can use it when someone tries to pull something on him and all of the penalties that goes with it. Plus being a hand to Brent Murnion because he needs it. I, KATHY GREEN, will an old ugly V. W. that is four different colors of green and rust to my brother Danny I. HAL ILAINS, will my ability to make it to school on time to' iBrent Murnion. I, KATHY HELM, will my ability to avoid partying to Curt M. , Bob B. . Ralph M. . and Mark W. so they don't turn into alcies and my car to Marilyn Ryan as soon as she learns to stop before running into fences. I, PHYLLIS HIGHLAND, will my ability to get good grades to anyone who likes to stay home all the time. 1, JANE HOVERSON, will my janitor job at the school to my cousin Muff Engdahl who really doesn't need anymore cleaning jobs. And my ability to get up on time to my brother Glen who lias a liard time going to work on time. I. CHUCK JESSEN. will my good looks to Tom Spillum so that lie can get a good-looking girl some place besides Jordan. I, RANDY LEHNER, will the school to Sam Kampf and to Bruce Erlenbusch. 9 I. SANDY LERVICK, will some of my hair to Terry Ritter, since lie’s going bald. I. DICK MCDONALD, will my all-conference ability to Glenny Hoverson so he can win by ability instead of luck. I. PAUL McKENNA, will my ability to be a safe careful driver to Lana Beginski as I think she will need it. I, BRENT McRAE, will my ability to keep my mouth shut to Brently Murnion. in hopes that he may keep it shut long enough to learn something. I. CALVIN McWILLLAMS, will my car to Twila Phipps so she won't have an excuse not to come see me next year when she is in school and I'm not. I, DEBBIE MILLER, will my ability to get good grades and all the fun I never had to my brother Rick and the ability to stay out of trouble most of the time to Sandie. 1, CORRINE MURNION, will my position as an office assistant to Maury Murnion so he can write himself a pass whenever he wants. I, MARY MURNION, will my quiet behavior in the halls to Brent Murnion. I, TERESA MURNION, will my good luck in High School Rodeo to Donna Weeding if she should ever need any, and my ability to behave in study hall to Leo Dutton. I, TONY MURNION, will my ability to get good grades and still liave a lot of fun to anyone who thinks they can handle it. I, BRIN DA PHIPPS, will my ability to love life and my happiness to my sister Twila because she is so sweet and deserves it. I, ALAN PLUHAR, will my pickup to Tom Rhonda so they can go out and park after 7:30. I, CHRIS PLUHAR, will my old car to Leo Dutton. It should be tough enough. I, KIM RHOADS, will nothing to nobody because I'm going to need it all. I, TERRY RITTER, will my sewing ability and cooking techniques in the microwave oven, to my sister. Deanna and to Leslie Artz since I like to share my amazing talents with someone. I. WES ROGGE, will my '68 Chevy pickup to anyone who needs a good unit. 1, BEVERLY RYAN, will my perfect attendence to anyone who never misses an unexcused day of school and my Dorthy Hamill haircut to Sandy Lervick in hopes it'll improve her skating. I, BONNIE RYAN, will my heartiest laugh to Cotton Secrest so lie can get in a little more trouble with tlie teachers, my ability to eat cow brains to Donna Weeding, so she can be smart like me my basketball ability to Marilyn Ryan so the team can make it to state next year. I. LORI SAYLOR, will my ability to unscrew light bulbs and obey Big D to my roommate B. J. Rich. 1, JANE SLAYTON, will my ability to get out of High School to Brent Murnion, cause he is going to need it. 1, JACKIE SPILLUM, will my ability to grow a beard to Tim Thomas because lie 11 be a long time in getting one. 1, MICKY STANTON, will my ability to do nothing and get good grades to anyone that needs it. 1, CONNIE TRUMBO, will my ability to get through high school in three years to Kelly Buffington and George Wilson because they need all the help they can get. I, PAULA WATSON, will the ability to B.J. Harbaugh not to wet the bed at the tournament and m ability to stay in the Home Ec. room wlien everyone is gone to Marilyn Ryan. I, STEVEN WEEDING, will my rodeoing ability to Cotton Secrest so that someday he can rope and ride HALF as good as he thinks he can. And my ability to give hand signals to anybody, any where to Philip Gibbs. I. SHARON WEST, will my ability to place in Queen contests to LeAnn Buffington because she may need it. I. KALVIN WILLE. will the faculty of GCHS to the San Diego Zoo! DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOd 86 JUNIORS 60T IT TOGETHER | Class Officers: Phillip Losinski Donna Weeding Leslie Artz Tim Thomas 87 MARY ENGDAHL BOB FITCH TAMM I GRIMM SCOTT GUPTILL DUANE JESSEN KARIN KOUNTZ RHONDA LOOMIS PHILLIP LOS INSKI DEANN MCWILLIAMS 88 BRENT MURNION DIXON MURNION MAURY MURNION MORGAN MICHEL I LA PHIPPS (V BONNIE RICH ECHO RILEY DEANNA RITTER TOM S PILLUM 89 LES THOMAS DONNA WEEDING BOB WILSON 90 LARRY BARNES RODNEY BOLLINGER TOM BROWNING KELLY BUFFINGTON I DEBB DWAYNE DICK BRYAN FITZGERALD TANA GOULD STEVEN FOGLE DANNY GREEN PHILIP GIBBS DENNIS GREEN 91 CONNIE LERVICK CURT MCDONALD LLOYD McKENNA POHNEY HIGHLAND KAY KIBLER GLEN HOVERSON LAURIE KNUDSON WARREN HUGHES TOD LARSON ZANE MURNION BANTAM NELSON RONDA PIERSON CHARLOTTE STANTON GEORGE WILSON PATSY RYAN CRAIG RILEY MARY DEE SAYLOR CHARLES TREU KATHY WEED JULIE ROBERTSON MARILYN RYAN IK WEBSTER IS SHAWVER RUTH SMOTHERVlN 94 95 During the middle if the Initiation ceremonies, Cotton Secrest came bursting in on his tricycle. This created quite a stir, as he nearly ran over several people in his wild ride. Later on Kelly MacDonald and Barbara Harbaugh ran laps for missing basketball practise. You could tell when Kelly went by, because of the onions around her neck. The ceremonies were closed with a spoon race, in which all of the Freshmen participated. This was quite hilarious as they had to thread a spoon with a string attached, through their clothing. The loser of the race had to clean up the gym for the dance that followed. FRESHMAN INITIATION This page is sponsored by FARMERS UNION Farm tires. Service Trucks Carl Hallburg 96 GARFIELD ABSTRACT Title Insurance - Abstracts Title Memos - Notary Phone; (406) 557-2757 Jordan, Montana 59337 PAULINE ABARR McKEEVER APARTMENTS Congratulations To The Class of 1977 ! MARKLE’S INC. G. E. 1-H-C SINGER FARMHAND CLARK-MELROE SUND MORRIS 228 - 9341 Glasgow, Montana ADVERTISING STAFF Dick McDonald Leslie Artz Terry Ritter Deanna Ritter Leo Dutton B. J. Rich Craig Riley Echo Riley Marilyn Ryan Kathy Helm 97 Your Friendly Home Owned Full Service Bank Member F.D .1 .C . Phone 435-2201 JORDAN GARFIELD 44 I CpUNTY BANK atdan, y V Lantana For All Of Your Insurance Needs Sec JORDAN INSURANCE SERVICE Garfield County Bank Building GRADE 8 Front Row: Jerry Robertson, Steven Lietz, Wanda Lervick, Fatty West, Pat Baugh, Dale Hains, Donna Wolslagel, David Weeding, Ffete Shawver. Second Row: Skippy Johnson, Wilton Buffington, Luci Helm , Chlo Larson Kristi Mallo, Lena Ritter, Brian McDonald, Shawn FitzGerald, Duane Engdahl, Tom Graham, Chad FitzGerald. In tree: Cindy Stanton, Cathy Engdahl, Dale Brooks. FARM EQUIPMENT SALES INC. • • • PHONE 22S-24M • • • NEW HOLLAND - HESSTON - FORO WAUSE PLOWS — JX CASE — ANDERSON ROD WEEDERS GLASGOW, MONTANA MID RIVERS CORP. 98 ROLANDSON IMPLEMENT Your John Deere and Farmhand Dealer. We back you with the long green line. Phone 485-2145 in Circle GRADE 7 Back Row: Duane Bollinger, Shane Hansard, Jack Burgess, Shane Harbaugh, Ray Hageman, Mike Bibeau, Carson Buffington, David Fogle, Mrs. Fuglestad. Middle Row: Katrina Phipps, Francine West, Carol Ritter, Laura Olson, Tina Sturtz, Joey Carter, Steven MacDonald, Kenny Volk, Clyde Shawver. Front Row: Mike Losinski, Bob Hoverson, Terry Erlenbusch, Dan Fellman, June Nelson, Jennifer Mumion, Charlene Saylor. McCONE ELECTRIC LUND COOPERATIVE Congratulations IMPLEMENT to the class of NEW HOLLAND WHITE 1977 HESSTON CASE Serving Circle CIRCLE, MT Jordan Richey PHONE -485-2345 99 TRAILS INN GENE PHYLLIS RILEY POKER NITELY LONGEST BAR IN MONTANA Phone 232 - 9984 Miles City, Montana GRADE 6 Seated: Marian Gibson, Marilyn Nelson, Holly Billing, Phyllis Sha-wver, April Trumbo, Debbie Graham, Tammy Graham, Lori West. Back Row: Mrs. Osborne, fterry Mumion, Clint Federson, Wyatt Colvin, Kirk Hughes, Vince Royer, Lee Billing, Kent Clark. QQ0OQ BIG G IN GLASGOW EUGENE’S PIZZA TOWN COUNTRY FURNITURE GLASGOW LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Cattle Hog Sales Thursday More Bucks Glasgow, Montana For Your Livestock 100 Curtiss Repair, Inc. Auto, Tractor Parts, Tools Equipment E. Motors-uro Hose -Fitting-Filters Ph. 485-2582 Seated: Rosene Lehner , Patty Graham, Sheryl Gibson. Billie To Withee. Mimi Bateman, Melodie Milroy, Cindy Gregg. Standing: DeanSelman, Kurt Wolslagel, Lester Burgess Vincent. Murnion, Jay Murnion, Mr. Linthicum. MILES CITY PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN. Serves Agricultural Needs In Garfield County MILES CITY PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION ASSN. 101 MIDLAND INC For Building Supplies Yards in Miles City, Montana and Circle, Montana SAVE AT U - SEW - IT Phone: 232-5581 Quality fabrics at low prices 806 Main Miles City VIKING SEWING MACHINES GRADE 4 Seated: Amy Ftedersen, Sheila Whiteside, Michelle Burgess, Eleanor Gibson, Jean Ady, Theresa Graham, Leeanda Ady. Standing: Nathan Murnion, Bruce Fellman, Mark Colvin, Miss Stanton, Dean Uthaug, Scott Royer, Grant Guptill, Larry Baker Jay Selman.________________________________________________________________ THE STORE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR WILL DO THE MOST Charles Steadman, Owner 818 Main MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 Phone: 232-4168 Tic hiettdbt Bank FIRST SECURITY BANK TRUST Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp MILES CITY, MONTANA 102 FRONTIER FORD Mercury and Ford Trucks Circle, Montana ...you can get it from Peavey KAMLEMS Your Fashions Jeans Headquarters Department Store Miles City, MT RANCHERS SUPPLY Animal Health Products Miles City, Montana 232-5205 Glenda Irons, Darlene Withee, Stacie Lilienthal, Sparky Ross, Damon Mallo, George Ady, Paul Buffington, Todd Gibson, John Shortell-Teacher. FIRST NAT'L BANK IN MILES CITY Serving Agriculture since 1882 in Southeastern. Mont. GRADE 3 103 GRADE 2 Seated: Sherlie Hains, Shelly Schmidt, Lorna Krum, Mendy Olson, Lisa FitzGerald, Myanna Ady, Mega Sprague, De Lee Mallo, Gina FitzGerald. Standing: Shan Whiteside, Ray Murnion, Victor Ady, Duane Lietz, Tracey Milroy, Clifford Stevenson, Bill Redersen, Bryce Beecher, Brem Fellman, Tim Phipps, Danny Green Mrs. Vial and Mrs. Ffedersen. BEACON CARTER SERVICE DOEDEN CONSTRUCTION CO- 24 Hour Service GENERAL CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Modern Tire Store Propane Farm Delivery Washed Sand Gravel Ready Mix Concrete All Kinds of Excavating Urethane Foam Insulatiotf Our Gasoline and Specialty Miles City Office: 406-232-1400 Box 1297 Miles City, Montana 59301 Diesel Fuel 104 Hm’t and Women's Wear Milea City, Montana A T SUPPLY INC. Quality Always Farm Ranch Supply 2415 Main Miles City Phone 232-3422 Pioneers In Fashion Since 1900 ( • « GRADE 1 Front Row: Ed Mumion, Lee Mumion, EdAdy, Jason Royer, LorinAbarr, Gregg Hellyer, Tony O’Connor, Michael Rudolph. Second Row: Alberta Mumion, Jackie Meckel, Laurie Hughes, Melody Robertson, Lisa Buffington, Tammy Withee, Shavon Hooker, Julie Baker, Mrs. Wille and Connie Burgess. MILES CITY FORD INC. Ford—Mercury—Lincoln Phone 232-1280 Miles City 105 AIRPORT INN Family Food Fun Miles City NZ SHOES WE WANT YOU TO STAND ON OUR REPUTATION. 714 Main Miles City Drugs Cosmetics Miles City KINDERGARTEN Back row: Davie Wolslagel, Wayne Shawver, Andrea Krikarian, Jackie Shawver, Angela Winkler. Front row: Joe Vollmer, Scott Ffeeler, Jenelle Rudolph, Lindsay Uthaug, Lori Fellman, Rita Robertson. FIRST CITIZEN'S BANK MILES CITY, MONTANA BUTTRE Y SUPER STORE Miles City STAR PRINTING SUPPLY CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES PRINTING 13 N. 6th STREET MILES CITY, MONTANA Amie Weber Distributor 1 8 South 6th Miles City Phone 232-2040 106 GRAVES FUNERAL HOME Established 1923 Henry Bernard Phone 232-4840 Miles City TACO JOHN'S ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STAFF Standing: Craig Milam, Don Linthicum, Michelle Saxbury, Yvonne Fuglestad, Margaret Viall, Alta Wille, John Shortell, Ralph Rust, Mr. Wolslagel. Seated: Susan Stanton. Donna Hageman, Edith Osborne, Nanette Giles, Carol Umland, Connie Burgess, Joanne Pedersen, Doris Mart. St (mV-uao H a Miles City, Montana 59301 fix FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION Charles H. Burdett, Manager Phone 232-1468 P.O. Box 849 103 North Sixth Street 1717 Main Street Phone 232-4457 Monuments - Markers — Granite and Bronze Miles Ci 107 Tom Co CARLO’S CANTINA Glasgow PIPPIN MOTEL Tfancfi f Pizza - Beer - Sandwiches Corbin and Joyce See fermenter GATEWAY INN Fort Ffeck Visit Fort Peck 4th Largest Man-Made P.O. Box 828 GLASGOW, MONTANA 5923C Pizza -liauor -Sandwiches Earth Fill Dam RAINBOW MOTEL Phone 228-9304 HIGHWAY 2 EAST Glasgow Clean Room-Color TV Highway Two East IT Heated Pool-Color TV PHONE 228-2401 Circle, MT Glasgow GRADE SCHOOL BOARD Pictured: Chairman John MacDonald, Dale Bollinger. Not pictured: Clerk Carol Umland, Robert O’Connor, John FitzGerald. ZERBE BROS. CO Massey Ferguson Allis -Chalmers Versatile White CHUCKS SEW SAVE FABRIC SQUARE Retail Store Call 228-9364 .C. PENNEY Glasgow Catalog Toll Free Call Enterpriae 754 Phone 228-4214 Glasgow, Montana Sewing Machines 224-6th St. So. Glasgow,Montana 59230 Phone 228-4502 A f— T an -1 Phone 228-9316 Box 231--Glasgow, Montana 59230 108 CHAPIN’S DRUG STORE Katie Mae And Alden M. BERGLAND Circle MM TRAVELERS MOTEL JERRY 1 PAT MEYER YOUR HOSTS COLOR TV FULLY CARPETED AIR CONDITIONED PHONE IN AIL ROOMS Circle, Mt. Hide Fur Depot Pacific-Hide-Fur Depot Miles City, Montana Bill Knick 232-3583 PEAVEY ELEVATORS Circle Grain Buying Gas Oil Feed Cleaning and Treating HIGH SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Chairman Harry Landers, Clerk Kay Beecher, Evelyn Ritter. Standing: Karen Mumion, Joe Mumion. Not Pictured: Lawrence Artz, Vern Pluhar, Neil Stanton. FARMERS UNION ELEVATORS Circle and Brockway Steamrolling Fte lie ting Grain JACK'S BODY SHOP 623 N. 7th MILES CITY Ph. 232-1661 Route 1 Box 296 Phone (406) 232-1563 Miles City, MT 59301 Candy - Tobacco Frito-Lay IRON J BAR Brockway, Montana 109 RANDALL LUMBER EQUIPMENT Drawer 220 Sales and service for Massey Ferguson Ford UBcl UNITED BUILDING CENTERS FINDLATER SEED SU PPLY Farm. Field Garden Seeds Licensed Seed Cleaners Processors RED ROCK VILLAGE Motel -Cafe -Curios Cocktail Lounge Supper Club Phone 232-4030 Miles City, Montana Miles City, Montana MILES CITY Miles City R SPORTING GOODS COHAGEN LOWER ROOM Back Row: Marcene McWilliams, Michelle McWilliams, Edie Ballensky, Dawn Beecher, Christy Green. Middle Row: Earl Goddard, Christy Beckett, Dean Treu, Terry Clauson, Pam Beecher. Front Row: Guy Powell, Michael Green, Joli Williams, Mary Rivaro, Carl Larson. Teacher: Kaye Aumaugher. CENEX SEED CO. ON BAKER EXIT BUY-SELL-CLEAN ALFALFA-GRASS SEEDS 232-4760 Miles City, Mont. PIZZA HUT Phone 232-6130 Corner Haynes Tompy MILES CITY VlzZA FRONTIER LAND INC. FARM EQUIPMENT Miles City LOHMANN MOTORS INC, Oldsmobile Chevrolet Mazda MILES CITY, MONTANA 110 FIRST SECURITY BANK TRUST We'll work together . . . You can depend on that Phone 228-4371 P.O. Box 69 Glasgow ELLETSOM RV TRAILER SALES INC. Campers - Motor Homes Winnebago - Red Dale - Coachmen Trailers - Fifth Wheels GLASGOW, Ml Tune 1240 on Your Dial. K L T Z Radio Voice of N.E. Montana PEHLKE’S FURNITURE CARPETING Interior Decorating Ray Phyllis Ffehlke Glasgow 228-9231 CO HAGEN UPFER ROOM Back Row: Chris Beckett, Lynn Pluhar, Rhonda McWilliams, Dixie Green, Ron Ballensky, Marius Fisher. Middle Row: Glen Gould, Colin McDonald, Stewart McWilliams, Randy Pluhar, Doug Treu. Front Row; Sandi Miller, Jaunita Gould, Jamie Lane, Greg Clauson, Joe Rivaro, Debbie Green. Teacher: Bob Aumaugher. FLEET WHOLESALE SUPPLY 6LAS60 Jack Brooks 705 1st Ave. iMorth Glasgow, Montana 59230 THE BIG SKY COUNTRY FRANCHISE� NEW CAR PEALERS Fewy Animal Health Powder River Call PEAVEY today 228-8314 Glasgow, Montana 111 FLOWING WELL SCHOOL Carey Bollinger, Ralph Dann, Jo Graham,Lee Gibbs, Jimmy Gibbs. KESTER SCHOOL Lavonne Cold we 11, John Coldwell, Jason Coldwell, Brett Coldwell, Rhonda Gagnon, Vem Gagnon. Teacher, Blanche Hagen Drawer J CIRCLE, MONTANA MOODIE IMPLEMENT CO. Box 819 Lewistown BOND'S CASH MARKET Cobra CB Radios Whirlpool Appliances RCA Home Entertainment Brockway, Montana Flight Instruction General Merchandise Charter Service Pump Repair Gas Oil DUTTON ENTERPRISES Joe Daisy Dutton Sand Springs, MT. WIER'S HOME FURNISHINGS CARPET - DRAPERIES COMPLETE DECORATING SERVICE ' The store for everyone' 2nd at Janeaux Lewistown, Montana 538 -9408 VALLEY IMPLEMENT Agricultural CO., INC. Consumer Products P.O. Box 389 Glasgow 112 THE GINGHAM LADY MOTEL TELEVISION AU COMFORTS MODERN • • 232 3310 Hiwoy 10 12 Eait MILES CITY. MONT For Top Quality Hardware Products MILES ULMER MILES CITY IV. A. MITCHELL AGENCY Phone 232-0280 302 Pleasant Miles City ANDERSON’S INC. The Friendly Store P.O. Box 296 Miles City JFlIjk v. S' Elaine Hinther and Rose Schlenker Cooks at the cafeteria. PINE GROVE SCHOOL Back Row: Kevin Wright, Tom Loomis John Loomis. Middle Row: Tony Phipps Charles Phipps, Terry Ryan, Jodi Phipps. Front Row: Kyle Phipps, Emma Lou Loomis, Beth Phipps, Kim Wright. HOUSING INC. JACK’S HUSKY SCOTT CARTER Dealers for SUFERSTOP Custom Saddle maker BOISE CASCADE HOMES Custom made saddles, Call Ray Clauson East Interchange saddle repair, and riding equipment. Interstate 94 607i Main 232-3611 Open 24 Hours Above the Trails Inn Bar Miles City, Montana Miles City .Montana 232-4792 MANGEN’S ELECTRIC 1620 Main Miles City .Montana 113 PLAINS ENGINEERING Consulting Engineers Land Surveyors BISON BAR Clyde Mickey Where Friends Meet Miles City MT ROBERTSON SCHOOL Brenda Drew, Teacher Arnold Schmidt, Nora Drew BENZIEN SCHOOL Chad O'Connor, Wanda O'Connor , Diana Kibler and Blackie. WRIGHT PAINTING COMPANY (The company who painted your school.) P. O. Box 30284 Billings, Montana Dial - 248-2529 MILES CITY LIVESTOCK CENTER 600 CAFE MILES CITY Ph. 232-3860 FLORAL All Our Foods Serving Eastern Montana’s Livestock Industry Wes Tibbets, Mgr. Are Home Made Buff Daily Orders to Go 1812 Tompy S. Edge of town Eat, Drink Be Merry Phone 232-1790 Ph. 232-2191 Miles City, Montana Miles City, MT Ph. 232-2191 Miles City, Montana 114 Cohagen Bar HAROLD’S CLUB BAR CAFE Wayne BIG DRY Hunter’s LUMBER, INC. Downtown Co ha gen Polaris Dealer PHONE 557 - 6177 1 JJif Trucking Lumber-Hardware Dealer for Behlen Building Ran by Feed - Livestock - Grain Phone-435-2510 Kenny Goddard GC OD LUCK CLASS and Fertilizer Bob Gregg of 77 Jordan BLACKFOOT SCHOOL Front Row: Mark Merlak, Jenny Loomis, Eddie Aldrich, Nathan Saylor, Darla Stanton, Cody Clark, Dean Clark, Jim Reynolds, Roger Chamberlain, Kara Clark. Second Row: John Saylor, Loren Spillum, Thomas Stanton, Julie Loomis, Vesper Reynolds, Debbie Spillum, Miss Lofthus , Deanna Stanton. Last Row: leF Loomis GARFIELD JORDAN ELECTRIC BURGESS REPAIR TOWN COUNTY BOARDING HOME JL ROBERT BURGESS Box 315 COUNTRY BEAUTY ANNABELLE M. SHOP CAMERON Dayle Hains Jordan, Ml Vera Bower -prop. Neva Harbaugh 115 Butte Creek School JORDAN MOTEL AND TRAILER COURT Jordan, Montana 59337 Beth McKeever SWEET BRIAR 805 Main Miles City BOUTELLE'S Pontiac -Buick -Cadillac GMC-Subaru Miles City, Montana Todd McKeever BIG SKY PHARMACY Miles City, Montana C.R. ANTHONY'S 709 Main Miles City, Montana SEARS ROEBUCK Cap Rock School Miles City, Montana MIDLAND INC. Circle, Montana Joe A. Sakaloski GARFIELD MOTEL Jordan, Montana Craig Shawver Lois Shawver Sam Mury SAGEBRUSH MOTEL Miles City, Montana 308 N. Custer Cheryl Mury Ann Erickson Fashion Island 713 Main Miles City, Montana Ang(e McKeever FRANK’S BODY SHOP P. O. BOX 1105 So. Haynes Ave. Miles City, Montana TURNQUIST STUDIO TROPHY Miles City, Montana 59301 Custom Made Trophies Plaques CENTRAL FEED COMPANY 302 East Main Lewistown, Montana Kelly Pierson EASTERN BROKERAGE SERVICE Farm-Real Estate-Ranch A1 Buck Muri Associates 315 Main-Box 817 Miles City, Montana 59301 ECONO LUMBER YARDS INC. Box 752 Glasgow, Montana 59230 BILL'S MARINE CYCLE SHOP 116 Pleasant Miles City, Montana 59301 JIM LARSONS FUTURE HOMES INC. Between the Crossroads Redrock Miles City, Montana 59301 Paula Anderson, Teacher RIGGS CAMERA GIFTS 807 Main PH. 232-1838 Miles City, Montana JIM'S OK HARDWARE Circle, Montana CLARKS FURNITURE 508 Main Miles City, Montana 116 ED’S UNION 76 McDONALDS Ed Schafer 706 Main Glasgow, Montana 59230 Miles City, Montana LAY-RITE FLOOR COVERING SERVICE Main at the Underpass Miles City, Montana 59301 Carpe ting-Draperies - Linoleum Clint Thomas Cat Creek C.R. Anthony JOHN STOCKHILL JEWELERS 709 Main 705 Main Miles City, Montana Miles City • Montana Travis Twitche 11 Flat Creek PACIFIC HIDE AND FUR Glasgow, Montana 59230 LOBERG HEATING AND COOLING INC. Gardner or Patricia Loberg Circle, Montana 59215 SELF-SERVICE FURNITURE Circle, Montana GLASGOW-OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Complete Office Outfitter 406-228-2424 THE SQUIRE SHOP H. Wiseman Miles City , Montana Karla Kerr Van Norman UPTOWN ELECTRONICS 8 North 7th Street Miles City. Montana Ph. 406-232-1747 Miles City College of Beauty GLASGOW F1XDWER GIFT June's Beautyland Glasgow, Montana 59230 Miles City, Montana Jo Dee Isaacs Cat Creek Bell Mortuary Box 868 WILLASON RADIO TV Glasgow, Montana 247 Klein Glasgow, Montana 59230 Kitch’s Cheese Mart Box 150B Lewistown, Montana Wilson Coggshall Saddlery 7th So. 6th BILL-WHITLOW STEEL CONST. , INC. Mlles City' Montana HWY 2 West-Glasgow, Montana 59230 Ph. 406-228-4931 117 118 aggressive arguer BOUNCING BABY SION IF YOU ARE A BUSY BASKETBALL PLAYER LUCKY LOVER WALKIE-TALKIE DREAMY DANCER SUPER SINGER ANXIOUS ARTIST BATHING BEAUTY LIKELY LEADER ROAD RUNNER 119 CERTAIN CB'er A S s VP BRAVE BULL RIDERS autographs ❖ % % % % ALCHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEMBER