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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1978 volume:

OF '78' IN L0VIN6 MEMORY WE DEDICATE THIS REMUDA TO PATRICIA OSTBY 2 I TOUCHED YOUR SOUL TODAY, AND LATER I WAS FILLED WITH KEEN REMEMBRANCES OF ANOTHER AFTERNOON, AN IMPATIENT QUESTION, RAW SILENCE, AN UNFORGETTABLE HURT. FORGIVE ME FOR NOT SENSING, NOT RECALLING THAT EAGER, PRODDING PEDAGOGUES, WHILE STRUGGLING TO JAR A YOUTH'S MIND CAN TOUCH THE QUICKSAND OF HIS SOUL, INSTEAD. YOU TOUCHED MY SOUL TODAY, AND NOW I'LL KNOW AND BE AWARE OF SLIPPERY NERVES THAT OVERCOME THE YOUNG, AS WELL AS OLD, FOR I, TOO, HAVE STOOD ON THE BRINK OF TEARS. PATRICIA O'CONNOR OSTBY 3 STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Phillip Losinski-Pres., Tom Browning, Les Artz, Leo Dutton, Mr. Aumaugher. Kneeling: Pohney Highland-Vice-Pies., Donna Wolslagel, Kristi Mallo, Shelley Hage- man, Mary Saylor. Sitting: Ruth Losinski-Sec Tres., Jerri Coldwell, Kelly MacDonald. STUDENT COUNCIL PLAY ITCHIN' TO GET HITCHED Cast: Leo Dutton-Pa, Barb Harbaugh-Ma, Donna Wolslagel-Ffearlie Mae, Lloyd McKenna-Hank Faddle, Tom Browning-Uncle Fudd, Kelly MacDonald-Clem, Kristi Mallo-Lizzie, Shelley Hageman-Preacher Bessie Smith, Jerri Coldwell and Mary Saylor -Costumes and Props. Directed by Miss Riley. 4 PRINCIPAL BOB AUMAU6HER Principal Bob Aumaugher was bom in Alma, Michigan, on October 6, 1947. He graduated from St. Louis High School 6 miles from Alma. He graduated from Alma College in 1970 and earned his Master's Degree at Central Michigan University. He taught for 2 years in a grade school and was an assistant principal and athletic director in a high school for 3 years in a town 30 miles from Alma. Bob, his wife Kaye, and their 2 children, live in Cohagen where they taught for 2 years prior to his becoming principal here. One of Mr. Aumaugher's favorite sayings is What tire future has in store for you depends largely on what you place in store for the future. 5 6 PAT TALBOT, CUSTODIAN f JOAN PEDERSON, CLERK OF SCHOOL BOARD LILLIAN BROOKS, STUDY HALL SUPERVISOR CAROL UMLAND, SECRETARY 7 Art Assistant: Tana Gould MRS. ANNETTE GARDNER is a true Montanian. Bom in Lewistown May 7,1951 she graduated from Bozeman Senior High in 1969. She attended Montana State in Bozeman and graduated with honors in 1974. Her hobbies are swimming, dancing, golfing, bowling and hiking. Before coming to Jordan she taught at Missoula. Here she teaches Freshmen English. This artistic man, AL JOHNSON, was bom October 9, 1923 in Plentywood. He graduated from High School there in 1942, His hobbies are taxidermy, painting, and riding horses. 8 MR. CLARENCE DAHL was born in Dillon, and attended high school in Anaconda. He at- tended college at Western Montana College, Eastern Washington State, Idaho State, and the University of Idaho. Mr. Dahl is our high school counselor and when he is not at school, he is jog- ging or playing basketball. MRS. CAROLINE DIEDE was born in Richardton, ND, and lived on a farm. She graduated from a high school in Taylor, ND, and was Salutatorian of her class. She attended her first year of college at Dickinson State College, and her last years at Eastern Montana College. After raising her 6 children, she began to teach full time in 1968. MISS LINDA BACHMEIER is a graduate of Montana State Univer- sity, and had taught in Orchard, Nebraska before coming to Jordan. She teaches German in tire high school, and is the grade school librarian. Her hobbies include reading, bowling, and macrame. 9 MISS LORE LIO TEACHES HOME EC Miss Honore Lorello was bom in Anaconda, Montana in 1953. She went to college at Montana State University for 5 years where she majored in Home Economics and in extension work. This year as a first year teacher, she kept busy with Home Ec. 1,2,3, 4, Consumer Education, Singles Survival and a Child Development class. Her hobbies are hiking and painting. This year site was B-squad and football cheerleading sponsor. Her pet peeve is students talking while she is trying to talk. Home Ec Assistants: Muff Enghahl Nedra Drew Deanna Ritter 10 Deanna Ritter working on her Child Development course. Mary Dee Saylor making a vest in Home Ec. IV. Miss Loiello teaching Candy Coldwell all about the machines. Tom Spillum and Duane Jessen working on projects for Singles Survival. t Tom Spillum - Assistant Mike Trumbo Rate Funk • V f. Vi ■! •t r- s- 1 $1V • 1 i i; 1 .... ••__________-.................. _. Michael Guesanburu Bill Drew, David Saylor, and Keith Fogle Rick Miller 12 MR. BRAY Mr. Donald Bray was bom October 12, 1951 in Missoula. He graduated from Drummond High School in 1969. He went to college at Montana State at Bozeman and graduated i n 1974. 1-Ie did his student teaching in England for three months. After graduation, he taught at French- town, and in Wyoming. He now teaches Shop and Drivers Education. Rick Webster with Mr. Bray, top. Sam Kampf with Mr. Bray, side. David Saylor. 13 Scott Guptill - P.E. Assistant COACH BEAVER Mr. Ray Beaver is a graduate of Helena High. He later went on to Rocky Mountain College, where he got a B.S. in P.E. and Business Administration and Economics with a minor in History. He teachers U.S. History and P.E. Jeannie, his daughter was the cheerleading mascot for both football and boy's basketball B- squad. Some of his favorite hobbies are hunting, backpacking, and sports! Glen Hoverson - P. E. Assistant Mr. Steve Cascaden was born in Conrad and went to high school in Whitehall. He attended college at Western Montana College in Dillon. For hobbies he likes hunting, fishing, backpacking, and all sports! He coached Girl's Basketball, both A and B squads. He also teaches Boy's Basketball, B squad and assistant coach to A squad. He teaches Government, World Cultures, 7th Grade History, and World History. The Government class had a mock trial. It all started when there was a fire alarm and Leo Dutton got shot in the back. The case could've been handled easily if it weren't for a few mix-ups. But since things got out of proportion the trial ended with a hung-iurv lack of evidence. After the Student Council Play, the representatives of each class got on the stage for a pie eating contest. Then up stepped Steve Cascaden, the human garbage disposal. MR. CASCADEN 15 BIOLOGY GEOLOGY CHEMISTRY LAB ASSISTANT CHEMISTRY LAB GEOLOGY LAB REPORTS 16 WORKSHEETS WILLIAM VINCENT Native: Eastern Montana B. S.: Rocky Mt. College Biology, Sociology M, A. : Washington State University Anthropology GENERAL SCIENCE TESTS 17 Escaping to lunch after a hectic English class ate Pohney Highland and Katie Kibler. IYN RILEY Lyn Riley was bom here in Jordan on July 12, somewhere in the Middle Ages. She graduated from GCHS in 1964 and attended and graduated from Northern Montana College at Havre. Lyn teaches English II, III, IV, and is the Speech and Drama Coach. Before coming to Jordan, ste taught in Sidney, Sand Springs, and Haxby. She is President of the Driftwood Players Repertory Theatre and her hobbies are reading, sewing, movies, TV, and friends. Lyn's assistants this year have been Donna Weeding and Tammi Grimm. Also not pictured were LeAnn Buffington and B. J. Rich. SPEECH DRAMA Back Row-Left to Right: Lyn Riley, Drama Coach, Leo Dutton, Lloyd McKenna, Bruce Erlenbusch, Craig Riley, Dwayne Dick, Norman Ostby, Speech Coach. Middle Row Donna Wolslagel, Chlo Larsen, Dale Ann Hains, Tammi Qrimm, Deanna Ritter, Kristi Mallo, Lena Ritter. Front Row: Teresa Buffington, Lynn Clauson, Barb Harbaugh. WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER MOST ABOUT SPEECH DRAMA? Lyn Riley - The long bus rides and winning! Mr. Ostby- Discovering that Dale Ann Hains is only nervous when doing math problems. Deanna - When Tammi put hot water in my pitcher and I choked on it. Tammi - When Deanna’s hat fell over her eye’s and I broke character. Leo - Trying to sleep on the bus, and never getting it accomplished! Lloyd - Leo’s carrot pipe he made at Circle. Teresa - When Glen, Craig, and Bruce stood on their seats before awards in Circle and yelled, ’’Attention, Attention!” Then when everyone got quiet they said, We just LOVE attention! ” Craig - Glen flashing the girls at Circle. Dwayne - Staying overnight at Culbertson. Glen - Getting lots of attention! Bruce - There’s too much to remember and even more to forget! Lynn - Going to State. Barbara Jo - My Orthopedics! Donna - The time I took first in Circle and the bus trips. Dale Ann - The bus rides home and the time I took First at Jordan. Chlo - The time we were eating and Tammi knocked Donna's chair out from under her and Donna fell on the floor. Lena - I don’t remember much except the guys at Circle. Kristi - The time we had to change on the bus and everyone kept trying to peek behind the blankets. 19 20 LYNN CLAUSON, Girl's Expository, made it to semi-finals at the State Speech and Drama meet at Hardin. TAMMI GRIMM AND DEANNA RITTER, Humorus Duo, As the Stomach Turns LLOYD McKENNA AND LEO DUTTON, DONNA WOLSLAGEL, Serious Solo, I never saw another Butterfly . Humorus Duo, If Men played cards as Women do . BARB HARBAUGH, Humorus Solo, Eve, an Inquistive Woman LENA RITTER, Serious Solo, Suddenly last Summer , CRAIG RILEY AND BRUCE ERLENBUSCH, Serious Duo, a selection from Lion in Winter DWAYNE DICK, Pantomime, The Fly” DALE ANN HA INS, Oral Interp, Destruction ’ LET ME ENTERTAIN YON This page is sponsored by RiO THEATER LYN RILEY PAT TALBOT HOME OF THE DRIFTWOOD PLAYERS Miss Voss’s typing ass - istants are Jerri Colcl- well, Echo Riley, and Candy Cold- well. r awi vm PLP CLUE, CfiKL 26'4 1 ! 254 OMN t 2j5 U«t Y iQH 2M WCm 251 „ WKSfW� 2� IW M«rm ayou,''- ROSE MARIE VOSS MISS ROSE MARIE VOSS grew up on a ranch out- side of Circle. Montana. After attending high school in Circle, she attended Eastern Montana Col- lege in Billings. She majored in extended business and minored in sociology. Miss Voss has been here two years, and she lias been a cheerleading and pep club advisor both years. Her hobbies include sewing, horseback riding, and most any other outdoor activity. 22 Marilyn Ryan, Homer Smotherman, and Kelly MacDonald. Mike Trumbo, joe Wil- son and Rick Miller are Typing I students. Library assistants: Candy Coldwell, Donna Weeding, and Pohney Highland. MARETA BRUSETT Mrs. Mareta Brusett grew up in Texas and moved to Montana after getting married. She has a husband, Harold, and three child- ren, Tara, Randy, and Bonnie. She has taught at GCHS for twelve years. Mrs. Brusett says that her life-long ambition has been to ride an elephant, so that she would look small for once. She got her chance in Thailand this summer with her niece LaDonna. 23 SAGA STAFF RACK ROW STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: DOUG BECKETT, BOB BALLENSKY DWAYNE DICK, B. J. RICH, LEANN BUFFINGTON, ELSIE COWIN, JERRI COLDWELL. FRONT ROW SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: TAMMI GRIMM. DEANNA RITTER, DONNA WEEDING, RHONDA LOOMIS, KELLY Mac- DONALD. Not pictured are Candy Coldwell and Mareta Brusett, advisor. SAGEBRUSH SAGA Both the staffs worked together this year to put the paper out each week. Every other week Donna Weeding was the editor and Candy Cold- well was her assistant. For the first semester Deanna Ritter was editor the other week with Tammi Grimm being her assistant. The second semester they switched. Bob Ballensky and Doug Beckett were the sports editors and Elsie Cowin and LeAnn Buffington made headlines. Janet Guptill was very cooperative with us in publish- ing it in the Jordan Tribune. JERRI COLDWELL CANDY COLDWELL DONNA WEEDING TAMMI GRIMM DEANNA RITTER LYNN CLAUSON RHONDA LOOMIS ELSIE COWIN LEANN BUFFINGTON JUST IN TIME This page is sponsored by GARFIELD TITLE AND INSURANCE ANNUAL STAFF WASTED DATS AND WASTED MieHTS Top Row: Ross Lehner, Mrs. Brusett (Advisor), Bill Drew. Third Row; Glen Hoverson, Donna Weeding, Leslie Artz, Kent Hunter, Rodney Bollinger, Second Row: Jerri Cold- well, Echo Riley, Marilyn Ryan, Pohney Highland, Tana Gould, Bottom Row: Nedra Drew, Barbara Jo Harbaugh, Deanna Ritter, Kelly MacDonald, and Teresa Buffington Echo Riley, Ed Workman (Josten Representative), Nedra Drew, GET UP AND BOOGIE- 27 Kent Hunter Marilyn Ryan and Teresa Buffington Glen Hoverson Echo Riley Kelly MacDonald Mike Trumbo, LeAnn Buffington, and Sam Kampf. Lynn Clauson, Joni Funk, Ruth Losinski, Barb Harbaugh, Ross Lehner„ and Kent Hunter. NORMAN K. OSTBY Mr. Ostby was born in Glendive, Montana, on January 12, 1941. After attending both grade school and high school in Glendive, he also began college there. Later on he transferred to Montana State University. Mr. Ostby received his Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics in 1963, and his Master’s Degree in 1968. Mr. Ostby is a sponsor of the Honor Society and the Senior Class. This is Mr. Ostby’s tenth year of teaching at GCHS. His spare time is taken up with his favorite hobby, reading. Mr. Ostby instructing one of his Freshman classes. Shown are Sam Mury, Duane Engdahl, Fhtty Galla, Lynn Pluhar, Skippy Johnson, David Weeding, and Chlo Larson. MISS DAVID Miss Beverly David was bom in Billings and went to high school at Joliet. She attended college at Rocky Mountain College. For hobbies she likes horseback riding, playing in dance bands, and sewing. Her pet peeve is students who ask her if they can go to the bath- room or get a drink during classes. (Brian?) She would also like to congratulate he Music Department for their improvement and hard work. Steven Fogle, Bryan FitzGerald, and Charlotte Stanton, all helping the handicap-Kelly Buffington. 29 Marilyn Ryan doing her homework! TVE GOT RHYTHM” GHRFIELO COUNTY HIGH JDRDRN MONTRNR BACK ROW: Skip Johnson, Danny Fellman, Teddy Dick, Bev David-Director. THIRD ROW: Wilton Buffington, Brian MacDonald, Clyde Shawver, Kenny Volk, Lena Ritter, Luci Helm, Bruce Erlenbusch, Donna Wolslagel, Fete Shawver. SECOND ROW: Kristi Mallo, KitWille, Craig Riley, Deanna Ritter, Kelly MacDonald, Shawn FitzGerald, Barb Harbaugh. FIRST ROW: Lloyd McKenna, Ruth Losinski, Wanda Lervick, Shelley Hageman, Carol Ritter, Laura Olson, Chlo Larson. MUSIC ASSISTANTS: Barb Harbaugh, Cotton Secrest, Michael Guesanburu 30 BAND ON THE RUN jt- This page is sponsored by Nil FOSTER JORDAN DRUG NN CHORUS BACK ROW: Lee Billings, Kurt Hughes, Clint Ffcderson, Kenny Volk, Fferry Mumion. MIDDLE ROW: Marion Gibson, Lori West, Phyllis Shawver, Francine West. FRONT ROW: Debbie Graham,Marilyn Nelson,April Trumbo, Katrina Phipps, Charlene Saylor,and Jenny Mumion. Directored by: Bev David This page is sponsored by RANCHER'S BAR CAFE BACK ROW: Debbie Spillum, Lena Ritter, Fhtti Galla, Dawn Mercer, Bob Fitch, Wilton Buffington, Skippy Johnson, Kit Willie. MIDDLE ROW: Miss David, Brenda Flint, Cindy Stanton, Fhtrick Baugh, Craig Riley, Pete Shawver, Larry Bames. FRONT ROW: Patty West, Kristi Mallo, Cheryl Mury, Terri Galla, Luci Helm, Dixie Green, Chlo Larson, Donna Wolslagel. “PUT ON A HAPPY FACE WINTER FORMAL KING BOB WILSON AND QUEEN DEANNA RITTER SENIORS 33 YOU'VE 60T THE CUTEST LITTLE BABYFACE 34 “WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN SENIORS Top Rebounder LESLIE ARTZ was known for her long legs, long hair, and her long-winded stories. She was the Annual Editor her Junior year and par- ticipated in the school plays and Driftwood Players. ALAN CLARK contributed a lot to Basketball and Track, and will be remembered for his angel smile to the referees whenever they called a foul on him in the games. Those left- handed jump-shots were a sight to see. Her years in Australia must have rubbed off on her, as CANDY COLDWELL became known for her kangaroo lay-ups in Basketball. She also par- ticipated in Track and was a great Rodeo fan. During her years at GCHS DRA DREW contributed a lot the Home Economic Depart- ment by being a Teachers As - istant in the afternoons. How he ever put up with those classes s a mystery to us all! She is Iso easily recognized by her ood loote and pretty hair.. We would like to introduce to you GCHS's very own clown, LEO DUTTON. He made the streets of Jordan his race track, and if you have ever seen his driving you will understand why his parents won't let him drive anything but Iris checker. Level-headed MARYENG- AHL could always be found at ne end of the hall or the other- :he Home -Ec room or the Typing oom. Hardly a week went by :hat she didn't decorate a fancy ake for an occasion. She was ■ery creative, all the way from acrame to reupholstering her ar seats. 38 SENIORS Quick-witted BOB FITCH was always trying to get into trouble and usually managed to do just that. Although he spent part of his Senior year without a vehicle Bob managed to make it to all the parties. Drama enthusiast TAMMI GRIMM was noted for her great acting job in Humorous Duo. Tammi always kept up on the latest fashions. She was also a Saga Editor 3 years. SCOTT GUFTILL is a happy mixture of brain and brawn. He was voted Most Intelligent of his class and he made the All- Conference Football Team. DUANE JESSEN went all out for sports. He was successful in Football, Track Basketball, but he never quite managed to be a success in Singles Survival. RHONDA LOOMIS always had a ready smile and plenty of time to visit with all of her friends. She was always at the school working on the Saga. Student Body and Senior Class President PHILLIP LOSINSKI was a good Leader but had rotten luck with motorcycles. Because of an accident on one his arm was in a cast several months. 39 Rodeo Hand,MAURY MUR- NION,was always calm, cool, and collected, even during disasters of which there were many when he was around. Although he was always trying, he seldom won an with Echo. arguement B. J. RICH has a different facial expression for every oc- casion. She made many con- tributions to the athletic scene with her wittiness and talent. She never ran out of energy and was always ready for a party. Three cheers for the Annual Editor!!! Sweet ole ECHO RILEY can be found either working on the Annual or riding around town in a brown Ford pick-up. You could harldy tell where she left off and the person next to her began. SENIORS Pick-up loving MORGAN MICHAEL was known for his CB Jargon and his CB column in the Saga. He enjoyed harassing the teachers and goof- ing off almost as much as fixing up his pick-up. Our one and only BRENT MURNION spent half his time here at GCHS harassing teach- ers and the other half flirting with the girls. He also com- peted with several other kids in dragging the streets as much as possible. In case you didn't recognize him without his cowboy hat, this is DIXON MURNION. Dixon hated French because he said it was just like learning a different language . 40 Because of MARK WEEDING’S unique giggle, he has never lacked friends by his side or girls in his arms. He was Prom King and Most Valuable Player in Football. He worked hard as President of the Rodeo Club Junior year. SENIORS Tall, slim LES THOMAS will be remembered for his guitar - pickin’ with Clay Taylor. He was very quiet until he hopped into his pick-up where he was constantly talking on the CB to his pal Morgan Michael. Good-natured TIM THOMAS will be remembered for keep- ing the class occupied with his far-fetched stories and his wreckless driving. He had to use his brain to hold his own against Deanna's teasing in Consumer Ed. Hard-working, fun-loving DONNA WEEDING will be re- membered as the strong woman in Cheerleading since she held all of the others while they made their fancy formations. She de - served a little cheering of her own while she was on the Bas - ketball Court or Rodeo Arena. Outgoing and busy DEANNA RITTER will be remembered for her curly hair, musical ability and the way she port- rayed a drunken lady in Lem- onade . She was Queen at th Winter Dance. Shy, quiet TOM SPILLUM had many troubles with his car not starting. He managed to miss the first two weeks of basketball practice due to a football injury. Tom also had trouble becoming a stun- ning success in Singles 41 B.J. Rich Sec. -Trea. Leslie Artz S m j|� t Couii. Rep. Leo Dutton Vice-Res. LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT BOB WILSON is always as good-natuied as his hair is ted, except when he was on the Foot ball field where he turned into something to be afraid of. He got cleaned up from auto-work just long enough to get King at the Winter Formal. Tall, sandy-haired, out-going, I guitar-pickin' GEORGE WILSON I lias probably had more fun in Hig I School than anyone else. He was lalways ready to take someone for la ride in his new pick-up Class Motto: Life is not only desire and determination, ... it is also a merriment. Class colors: Light Blue and Dark Blue Class Flower: White Mum Don't let KAYLEEN WRIGHT'S quietness fool you! Once you get to know her, her jokes will keep you rolling on the floor. You can always hear her little giggle over in Studyhall. 4 42 Artz, Leslie Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech Drama 1, 3 Student Council 3, 4 Homecoming Candidate 2 Choir 3 Band 1, 3 Anual Staff 3, 4 Editor 3 School Play 2, 3 Girls State Alternate 3 Ffep Club 3, 4 G Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Clark, Alan Basketball 1, 3, 4 Track 3 Student Council 1 Choir 2 G Club 3, 4 Coldwell, Candy Basketball 4 Cheerleading 3 Track 3 Saga Staff 4 Asst. Editor 4 School Play 3 Ffep Club 3, 4 G Club 3, 4 Draw, Nedra Homecoming Queen 4 Annual Staff 4 Choir 3 Dutton, Leo Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech Drama 4 Class Officer 4 Choir 3 Annual Staff 3 Saga Staff 3 School Play 1, 2, 3 Ffep Club 3 G Club 2, 3, 4 Rodeo Club 2, 3, 4 Photography 3, 4 Engdahl, Mary Track 2 Speech Drama 3 Choir 1. 3 Saga Staff 3 Boys’ State 3 Ffep Club 2, 3 G Club 2, 3, 4 Drill Team 1 Fitch, Bob Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Choir 2, 3, 4 Saga Staff 3 Boys' State 3 Pep Club 2, 3 G Club 2, 3, 4 Dorm Council 4 MIRACLES Cheerleading Student Council Class Officer Choir Band Annual Staff Asst. Editor I _L'“V 1—r cofrv 1—• ry aJt in (is- K'6' J r«e Homecoming Candidate Prom King School Play G Club Rodeo Club Wilson, Bob Football All-Conference Choir Winter King Wright, Kayleen 1, 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4 Grimm, Tammi Class Officer 1. 2. 3. 4 Saga Editor 4 Basketball 2, 3 Homecoming Candidate 3 School Play 2, 3 Cheerleading 2 Choir 3 Ffep Club 1, 2 Speech Drama 3, 4 Michel, Morgan Speech Drama 1, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3 Choir 2, 3 Spillum, Tom Band 1, 2 Mumion, Brent Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 2, 3 Basketball 1 Football 1. 2, 3, 4 Saga Staff 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2 Student Council 1, 3 Editor 3 Saga Staff 3 Class Officer 1, 3 Asst. Editor 4 School Play 2, 3 Homecoming Candidate 2 School Play 2, 3 Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2 Ffep Club 1, 2 Mumion, Dixon G Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Rodeo Club 2, 3, 4 Rodeo Club 1, 2 Guptill, Scott Murnion, Maury Dorm Council 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Saga Staff 3 Thomas, Les Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 2 A11-Conference 4 Rich, BJ Saga Staff 1 Track 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2 Cheerleading 4 Dorm Council 1 Voice of Democracy 3 Track 2, 3 Thomas, Tim Boys’ State 3 Speech Drama 1, 3 Choir 3 Ffep Club 1, 2, 3 Class Officer 2, 3 Dorm Council 3 G Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Candidate 3 Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Rodeo Club 2 Choir 1 Weeding, Donna lessen, Duane School Play 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Girls’ State 3 All-Conference 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 G Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Choir 2 Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 3 Saga Staff 3 Dorm Council 1, 2, 3 Class Officer 1, 3 Boys’ State 3 Riley, Echo Band 1 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Basketball 2 Annual Staff 4 G Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 3, 4 Saga Staff 3, 4 Loomis, Rhonda Speech Drama 3 Asst. Editor 3 Choir 1 Band 1 Editor 4 Annual Staff 2, 3 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Ffep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Saga Staff 2, 3, 4 Editor 4 Science Award 1 Asst. Editor 3 Saga Staff 2 G Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ffep Club 3, 4 School Play 3 Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dorm Council 3 Ffep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Photography 4 Photography 2 Manamger 3 Voice of Democracy 3 Losinski, Phillip Ritter, Deanna Weeding, Mark Student Council 3, 4 Homecoming Candidate 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 W inter Queen 4 All-Conference 4 . Class Officer 1 1 3 3 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 4 4 3 4 43 YOU'VE 60T THAT SPLIT PERSONALITY MOST BASHFUL Tim Thomas Nedra Drew MOST POPULAR Duane lessen Leslie Artz BEST LOOKING, BEST SMILE, PRETTIEST HAIR Tom Sillum Nedra Drew BEST ARGUERS Brent Murnion Tammi Grimm MOST CONGENIAL Leo Dutton Echo Riley MOST INTELLIGENT Scott Guptill Candy Coldwell BEST DANCER MOST TALKATIVE Phillip Losinski B. J. Rich Brent Murnion Deanna Ritter BEST MUSICIANS George Wilson Deanna Ritter BEST DRESSED AND MOST ATHLETIC Duane Jessen Donna Weeding SENIOR FAVORITES 45 BEST LEADERS Phillip Losinski Leslie Artz BIGGEST FLIRTS Brent Murnion Candy Coldwell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Phillip Losinski Nedra Drew WITTIEST Leo Dutton Deanna Ritter HEARTIEST LAUGH Bob Fitch Donna Weeding PROMISE PROMISES I, LESLIE ARTZ, will part of my long legs to my older sister Jackie, because she seemed to come out on the short end somewhere. I, ALAN CLARK, will my ability to any freshman be- cause they don’t seem to have an ability of their own. I, CANDY COLDWELL, will my knowledge of living overseas, or out of Jordan, to everyone at G. C. H. S. because they’re all so narrow minded. I, NEDRA DREW, will my good behavior to my little brother Bill, because he’ll need it. I, LEO DUTTON, will my ability to drive at night with no lights to Luci Helm, because they wouldn’t help anyway and my ability to be rowdie to anyone in G. C. H. S. who thinks they can handle it. I, MARY ENGDAHL, will a box of Miss Clairol hair dye to Miss Voss because she says the Seniors are giving her gray hair. I, BOB FITCH, will my ability to goof around in class, cheat on every test, raise more @?! , drink more booze, and get in less trouble to any Fr., Soph, or Jr. because they are going to need it to keep up with my record. i, TAMMI GRIMM, will my job at the Rancher’s to anyone who wants to work every night and not have any fun and my Speech Drama trophies to Valli, cuz she'll never win one. I, SCOTT GUPTILL, will silence to the teachers be- cause they might enjoy it. I, DUANE JESSEN, will my ability to let yelling go in one ear and out tie other to next years Basketball team because they will need it. I, RHONDA LOOMIS, will my being noisy to Brenda Drew because she is too quiet for G. C. H. S. I, PHILLIP LOSINSKI, will the miles I drove back and forth to Ralph McWilliams, because the way he drives he will never get them. I, MORGAN MICHEL, will my ability to think to Les Thomas because he is stupid. I, BRENT MURNION, will my ability of being late for school to anybody who thinks they can handle it. I, DIXON MURNION, will my ability to drive to Miles Shawver because he seems to be having trouble mastering it. I, MAURY MURNION, will my ability to go through High School without any bad accidents to David Weeding, because if he is anything like his older brother he better be looking forward to a few of them. I, B. J. RICH, will my little sister Laurie to Study Hall so it will be as noisy as it always was when I was there. I, ECHO RILEY, will David Saylor the ability to roll out of a pick-up gracefully, Barb Harbaugh the abi- lity to get out of his way, and Kent Hunter and Sam Kampf the ability to put up with the other two. I, DEANNA RITTER, will my ability to find a good parmer in Speech Drama to anybody who likes to fight. I, TOM SPILLUM, will my ability to like girls to Danny Green, because he may need it. I, LES THOMAS, will all the luck to Brent Murnion because someone is going to kill him I, TIM THOMAS, will my bashfulness to Sam Mury. I, DONNA WEEDING, will one of my All-Around saddles to David Weeding in hopes it will inspire him to win one of Ills own. I, MARK WEEDING, will my good looks, and foot- ball and rodeo abilities to Dennis Green because he needs all three. I, BOB WILSON, will the ability to own 8 outfits to anyone who wants to get greasy, I, KAYLEEN WRIGHT, will to the teachers of G. C. H, S. a one way ticket to the moon, with no oxygen. We, TIE CLASS OF '78, will our Academic ability to the freshman class so they can waste it like we did. 47 THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM We came into town a few days before our ten-year reunion by rowboat on the Big Dry which is now as large as Fort Back Reservior. Thanks to TIM THOMAS's con- tribution of Budweiser cans thrown over the bridge. As we headed for the Subway, we saw RHONDA LOOMIS in charge of a Saniation Crew. She took the job in hopes that someone would sweep her off her feet. Rhonda warned us that a maniac was driving the Sub- way but we boarded anyway. The doors were closed be - fore we saw that the driver was LEO DUTTON. Leo said it was much easier to drive than a car. It goes in a straight line and seldom jumps the track. After we miraculously reached our destination, we called a taxi. Were we ever shocked when ECHO RILEY came zooming up the hill. Well, needless to say we cal- led another taxi. Echo didn't seem hurt--even started to fill us in on local news. She pointed to a nearby high- rise and said SCOTT GUPTILL had built it. That the apartments were lovely and reasonable--just one draw back. There was 8 x 10 picture of Scott in every room-- 8 foot by 10 foot, that is. Just then the taxi came and took us to the Famous Flaming Flandings. And who should meet us at the door but BOB WILSON with open arms. As he led us down the red carpet we noticed that every thing was color coor- dinated to match his beautiful red hair. As soon as we were settled in our red room, Bob sug- gested we try the Losinski Delicatessen and visit with PHILLIP LOSINSKI who has become famous for his Polish sausage. Phillip was his same old cheery self plus a hun- dred extra pounds. He must like his own cooking. After eating we hurried back to the hotel so we would not miss the night show. The Maitre D', wearing a black tuxedo with a pink ruffled shirt, casually looked the other direction until I slipped him a 20. Then with a flurish he took us to the best table in the room. As he pulled out my chair, I no- ticed he was wearing cowboy boots. So I looted again. Good Grief! It was DIXON MURNION. As we sipped the drinks he brought, we were startled by a yell so loud it shattered our glasses. The curtains opened and who should come swinging out on jungle vines but BRENT MURNION AND DONNA WEEDING doing their ever so popular Tarzan and Jane routine. When their vines finally quit swinging, they jumped to the floor. Brent, playing Tarzan, looked at Jane, portrayed by Donna, and said, Me Tarzan, you Jane.” And with that their act was over. Much to our amazement they received a standing ovation while we were walking out. Early the next morning we were awakened by the squeak of several window washers. We really weren’t surprised to see BOB FITCH, DUANE JESSEN, AND TOM SPILLUM peering in at us. It is probably the only way they can get a thrill. Even in High School they could never catch a girl. Before we could get the curtains pulled, they handed us their business card, Sightsee'ers Anonymous' . After dressing in the closet, we headed for the metro- politan area of Jordan. Upon entering a very exclusive- looking shop, we recognized MORGAN MICHAEL model- ing some recent creations from his line-up of Michael Designs. He modestly gave credit for his success to B.J. Rich, his wonderful seamstress, who helped to put the pieces together. We went back and tried to talk to B.J. but she had a mouth full of pins and refused to mutter a word. We took advantage of the situation and told her a few things she hadn’t given us a chance to in High School, We went on down the street in hopes of meeting more friends. Sure enough, there was MAURY MURNION stand- ing in the intersection directing traffic. He was all deck- ed out in a blue cop suit except for a wide-rimmed cowboy hat placed upon his close-shaven head. We were glad to see some things never change. Maury stopped the traffic for us to cross. We thanked him and he just grinned and waved us on. In the afternoon we went to the Mattinee of that ever- popular classic, Snow White and the Bionic Dwarves , produced by the one and only MARK WEEDING. We hoped it would be good but had our doubts remembering the plays we had at school. You recall the character. Snow White—pure, sweet, and innocent. The part was played by NEDRA DREW. Well, Casting was never one of Mark's strong points. The star of the show was un- doubtedly ALAN CLARK as Prince Charming. Every- one in the theater applauded every time he belted her a good one. Back at the hotel, we decided to take a swim. And who should be cleaning the pool but CANDY COLDWELL. We were a little surprised until she explained that her farmer husband was still on strike and she needed the money to support the family. After 10 years it gets a little rought. Whe wishes Union Leader, LES TIOMAS, would call off the strike. Since we couldn’t swim, we decided to visit the old school. There was TAMMI GRIMM in the library pre- paring for her English classes. Imagine Tammi a teacher. And we thought she would amount to something when she was in High School. Down in the new gym we found KAYLEEN WRIGHT really giving the P. E. classes a work-out. And she was doing those calisthenics right with them. Must have been a ct nge alon the line somewhere. After that surprise, we didn't know how much more we could handle. Our noses led us right to Ma’s Bakery. There was MUFF ENGDAHL turning out delicious donuts and fabulous pastries. Muff had found a line of work she could be happy doing. After all the excitement we decided to skip the re- union and head back to our home and job. We, DEANNA RITTER AND LESLIE ARTZ, live in the swamps trapping alligators to sell for their skins. We also run a guide ser- vice. GEORGE WILSON is our head guide, but usually gets lost. That is another reason we need to hurry home. We left with a warm feeling toward our old class- mates and hoped that all of them would continue to be happy doing whatever they are doing. 48 49 HE MEN OH THE SEVEHTH FLOOR IVKIORL Class Officers: President Lloyd McKenna, Vice-Pres. Teresa Buttington, Sec. Ties. Phillip Gibbs, Reps.,Tom Browning Mary Dee Saylor Larry Barnes Rodney Bollinger Tom Browning Kelly Buffington Teresa Buffington Dwayne Dick Bryan FitzGerald Steven Fogle Joan Funk Phillip Gibbs 50 l (V MIDDLE: Warren Hughes Laurie Knudson Todd Larson BOTTOM: Connie Lsrvick Curt McDonald Deanne McWilliams TOP: Tana Gould Danny Green Dennis Green Pohney Highland MIDDLE: Glen Hoverson Kay Kibler 51 Dawn Meroer Maiy Dee Saylor Miles Shawver Charlotte Stanton Rick Webster UNDERCOVER ANGEL ($) Craig Riley Marilyn Ryan Rick Savage ► . V V Zane Mumion Jo Pierson 52 SOPHOMORES yoimS MD IT AIL DOUG BECKETT BOB BALLENSKY LEANN BUFFINGTON LYNN CLAUSON JERRI COLDWELL ELSIE COWIN BILL DREW BRUCE ERLENBUSCH BRENDA FLINT KEITH FOGLE PETE FUNK LYNN GIBBS MICHAEL GUESANBURU SHELLEY HAGEMAN 53 CLASS OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: BOB BALLENSKY, VICE PRESIDENT: COTTON SECREST, SECRETARY: DOUG BECKETT, REFRESENTITIVES: RUTH LOS INSKI, JERRI COLDWELL BARBARA JO HARBAUGH KENT HUNTER ROSS LEHNER RUTH LOSINSKI KELLY MACDONALD RALPH MCWILLIAMS RICK MILLER 54 ROY HUGHES CARMEN SAYLOR DAVID SAYLOR COTTON SECREST MICHAEL TRUMBO JOE WILSON SAM KAMPE 55 ‘SENO IN THE CLOWNS JEEF L0OMIS AM)A LERVICK 1£NA RITTER. LUCI HELM AUG IE JOHNSON � 1 LARSON V ’ JOHN LOOMIS MALLO CHERYL MURY freshmen Rate Shaw vet- President Donna Wolslagel- Representative Juanita Gould- Sec Tresure Kristi Mallo- Representative Skip Johnson- Vice President CLASS OFFICERS Your Friendly Home Owned Full Service Bank Member F.D .1 .C . Phone 557-2201 GARFIELD I COU NTY BANK foteian, y V Lantana For All Of Your Insurance Needs Sec JORDAN INSURANCE SERVICE Garfield County Bank Building HIGH SCHOOL BOARD Front Row: Karen Murnion, Vern Pluhar. Back Row: Hank Green, Joe Murnion, Neil Stanton. Not pictured. Bill Dutton and Evelyn Ritter INTERNATIONAL9 AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT CROSSROADS INTERNATIONAL, INC Hiway 10 East Miles City 232-3136 ASKIN WELL SUPPLY P. O. BOX 694 MILES CITY. MONTANA 59301 232-2465 Wetrol Submersible Pumps And Repair Service Complete Pressure Systems Windmills Now Available: Repair Parts For Duplex Pump Jacks Mayor Mary Ana Engdahl County Commissioners': Kenneth Coulter Marvin Hallberg Artie Larson GLASGOW LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Cattle Hog Sales Thursday More Bucks Glasgow, Montana For Your Livestock WMtOYC cm UMW MG V H Home of the 6 o'clock drink Fine Steaks and Seafoods ROLANDSON IMPLEMENT COURT HOUSE Irl Stanton Marvin Hallberg Not Pictured, Frances Hunter Elmer Pangburn Janet Cooper Norma Hoverson Fern Schillreff Ruth Pidal Tanna Hensleigh JoAAn s Juanita Mallo Kenneth Couter McCONE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Serving Circle Jordan Richey CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 BOND'S CASH MARKET Cobra CB Radios Whirlpool Appliances RCA Home Entertainment Brockway, Montana Pat Harbaugh CHAPIN’S DRUG STORE Katie Mae And Alden M. BERGLAND Circle ECONO LUMBER YARDS JORDAN, MONTANA 557 -2370 All Farm Home Building See Bill or Fhul GLASGOW FLOWER GIFT Plants-Flowers-Silk Flowers Dry Arrangmencs Phone; 228-8312 GARFIELD COUNTY AMBULANCE DRTVFRS Back Row-left to right: .Ansel Krum, John FitzGerald, PT Creme , Irl Stanton, Slim Pederson, Fied Schmidt, George FitzGerald. Seated: Karl Hinthor. j.,mes W. Ryan MARKLES, INC GERERAL HARDWARE Fhones; Warehouse -228 -4012 Oil House -228 -4641 Office -228 -9365 Parts -228 -9-342 Glasgow, Montana 59230 VALLEY IMPLEMENT CO., INC. P.O. Box 389 Glasgow Tel: 228-9374, Agricultural Consumer Products ISufal FOOD WHERE THOUSANDS SHOP SAVE MILES CITY C R CLEANERS ONE HOUR SERVICE COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY MILES CITY PLAZA NZ SHOES WE WANT YOU TO STAND ON OUR REPUTATION. ” 714 Main Miles City F HDY.MtP. SEED MW SUPPLY Farm. Field Garden Seeds Licensed Seed Cleaners Processors MILES CITY r I ' I ir. ■ i: wY- Ife- fife GARFIELD COUNTY FIREMEN Back Row-left to right: Harlow Volmer-Assistant Fire Marshal, P. T. Cremer, Slim Ffederson, Irl Stanton, Arnold Ellisolde, Les Rudolph, Robert Johnson-Assistant Chief, Bob Galla, Richard Galla. Front Row; Ansel Krum, Dale Bellinger, John Gibson, James W. Ryan-Chief, John FitzGerald, Jack Murnion, and Rick Mart-Sec. -Tres. Not Pictured: Dale Fellman, Robert Hageman, Jerry Johnston, Delmar Pluhar, Rocky Nelson-Fire Marshal, Ray Royer, Jack Shawver, Phil Shawver, and F. L. Watson. cohagen bar Downtown Cohagen PHONE 557 - 6177 Run By Kenny Goddard NAPA AIRPORT INN Family Food Fun MOTOR SERVICE, INC. 809 BRIDGE ST. BOX 367 MILES CITY, MONTANA PHONE: 232-1910 Miles City PLAINS AND PRAIRIE IMPLEMENT PHONE: 232-4355 BROADUS HWY. SOUTH P.O. BOX 758 MILES CITY, MONTANA ALLIS CHALMERS FURNITURE MART 13 So. 6th Street Miles City, Montana 59301 COLOR CLINIC 101 So. 7th Street Paint, Wallcovering, Supplies Miles City, Montana 59301 RIGGS CAMERA GIFTS 807 Main Street Ph. 232-1838 Miles City, Montana 59301 John Stockhill Jewelers Miles City, Montana BENASKY NEWS STAND Miles City, Montana 59301 DON’S SHOE REPAIR 800 Main Street Miles City, Montana 59301 GLASGOW - OFFICE SUPPLY INC. Complete Office Outfitter Ph. 228-2424 Sweetbriar 805 Main St. Miles City, Mont. PINE GROVE SCHOOL Front Row: Michael Huston, Krista Wright, Kam Ryan, Jason Hupps, Clyde Phipps. Second Row: Mrs. Edeburn, Kim Wright, Kyle Phipps, EmmaLou Loomis. Third Row: Beth Phipps, Tony Phipps, Merl Phipps, Fourth Row: Charles Phipps, Kelly Pierson, Terry Ryan, Fifth Row: Kevin Wright, Jodi Hupps, Tom Loomis, Craig Shawver. Wilson Coggshall Saddlery Makers Original Coggshall Saddles Miles City, Montana I JUNE’S BEAUTY COLLEGE M MILES CITY COLLEGE OF BEAUTY 720-2 Main Street Miles City, Montana 59301 Hell Creek Bar FLATCREEK SCHOOL Jordan, Montana 59337 Mrs. Eva Twitchell, Troy, Michael, Toni, Travis Twitchell Con Agra Montana, Inc. (Feeds-Fertilizer) North 9th and Milwaukee Tracks (Chemical) Miles City, Montana Osco Drug Miles City Plaza Miles City, Mont. FASHION ISLAND Ann and Kurt Erickson 713 Main Street Miles City, Montana 59301 E. S. T. -CREATIVE FLORAL 9 So. 6th Street Miles City, Montana 232-3421 JIM LARSON’S FUTURE HOMES INC. Between the Crossroads and Redrock Miles City, Montana 59301 CAT CREEK SCHOOL Clint Thomas, Miss Nancy Coldwell, Jo Dee Isaacs, Seated: Jejna Isaccs, Micki and Mindi Bickle LUND IMPLEMENT NEW HOLLAND WHITF hesston case CIRCLE, MT PHONE -485-2345 F£U MAN'S INC. THE GALLA’S Ftione 557-2830 Jordan, Montana 59337 MODERN MOTEL HARDWARE APPLIANCES FURNITURE KLTZ RADIO Glasgow, Montana 59230 KESTER Back Row: Jason Coldwell, Miss Debbie Fortner, Lavonne Coldwell, John Coldwell. Front Row: Brett Coldwell, Rhonda Gagnon, Lavera Gagnon. SAND SFRINGS Back Row: Dean Rogge, Miss Sue Kipp, Jean Rogge, Danny Amundson. Front Row: Mary Dutton, Kim Krieder, Fam Krieder. Gladys Stanton Box 317 Jordan, Mont. — TOWN Poti i The store for everyone COUNTRY BEAUTY 2nd at Janeaux SHOP Lewistown, Montana Vera Bower -prop. Neva Harbaugh 538 -9408 GARFIELD COUNTY BOARDING HOME annabelle m. CAMERON RKNOKLL LUMBER AND EQUIPMENT Sales and service for Massey Ferguson Ford Drawer 220 Miles City, Montana carlo’s cantina RED ROCK VILLAGE Motel-Cafe-Curios Cocktail Lounge Supper Club Phone 232-4030 Miles City, Montana Highway 2 East (3 4 mile) Glascow, MT a J Telephone: 228-9975 FARMERS UNION ELEVATORS Circle and Brockway Steamrolling ffe lie ting Grain VAN NORMAN JoClaire Zeitner, Karla Kerr. Back Row: Ralph Dann, Jo Rene Graham, Miss Flora Lindenfield, Jim Gibbs. Front Row: lee Gibbs, Corey Bollinger. TRAVELERS MOTEL JERRY I PAT MEYER YOUR HOSTS COLOR TV FULLY CARPETED AIR CONDITIONED PHONE IN ALL ROOMS Circle, Montana Milts CITY WIER'O NONE FL OK At ari JC PENNEY 69. FURNISHINGS 6 ft SHU OtISt CARFET - DRAPERIES 1812 Tompy S. Edge of Town Ph. 232-2191 Miles City, Montana Retail Phone: 232-1431 Catalog Faone: 232-4110 COMPLETE DECORATING servicf Lewistown 538-3443 FIRSr FEDERAL SAVINGS 1101 Main St. MilesCity, Mt. 7ERBE BROS. EUETSON RV TRAILER SALES Massey Ferguson A lis-Chalmers WC, Versatile White Campers - Motor Homes Winnebago - Red Dale - Glasgow, Montatu Coachmen Trailers - Fhone 228 :214 Fifth Wheels GLASGOW, MT Himm When in Glasgow shop Glasgow’s newest teen- age fashion boutique. 217 5th Street South Glasgow, Montana CO HAGEN Back Row: Jamie Lane, Rhonda McWilliams, Gieg Clauson, Kurt Beckett, Ronald Ballensky. Second Row: Marcene McWilliams, Michael Green, Michele McWilliams, Glen Gould, Dawn Beecher, Christy Green. Third Row: Carl Larson, Randy Pluhar, Sandi Miller, Stewart McWilliams, Debbie Green, Edie Ballensky, Leroy Lee. Front Row: Justin Pluhar, Teri Clauson, Earl Goddard, Jole Williams, Chris Beckett, Ram Beecher. FIRST SECURITY BANK TRUST We'll work together . . . You can depend on that Phone 228-4371 P.O. Box 69 Glasgow PIPPIN MOTEL Corbin and Joyce See Visit Fort Ffeck 4th Largest Man-made Earth Fill Dam Heated Pool - Color TV Phone 228-9304 Highway Two East Glasgow, Montana PEHLKE’S FURNITURE YOUR FAMILY FURNITURE STORE 524-2nd Ave. So. Glasgow, Mont. 59230 VALLEY ■LD.Tt'l'V Phone 228-9316 Box 231 --Glascow.Mt. 59230 plus HIGHLANDER HOUSE OF FINE FOODS. Horizon Equipment cWfieie Service 9Las 94 cYYleaninq Miles Citij, STAR PRINTING SUPPLY CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES HUNTING 13 N. 6th STREET MILES CITY, MONTANA MILES CITY PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN. Selves Agricultural Needs In Garfield County BLACKFOOT Back Row: Cody Clark, Nathan Saylor, John Saylor, Thomas Stanton, Cynthia Lofthus, Loren Stanton, Dean Clark, Roger Chamberlin, Kara Clark. Front Row: Darla Stanton, Jenny Loomis, Julie Loomis, Jana Loomis, Deanna Stanton. in Miles Cilv • 619 Main Street Trust and Savings Bank PLAINS ENGINEERING CONSULTING ENGINEERS LAND SURVEYORS Miles City Division 1413 Main St. Ph. 406-232-6666 JORDAN MOTEL AND TRAILER COURT OVERNIGHT CAMPING JORDAN, MONTANA Pioneers in ladies fashions since 1900 Specializing in Integrity -Quality -Service Miles City JACK’S HUSKY For Top Quality SUPER STOP Hardware Products P. O. BOX 308 MILES MILES CITY ULMER MILES CITY tHUSICYl tut ill tattle Boyd Maureen Hirsch Authorized Tandy Dealer Rodeo Headquarters Miles City, Montana KINDERGARTEN Back Row: Rex Phipps, Tyler Mumion, B. J. Mumion. Middle Row: Mindy Ross, Michelle Ady, Shannon Lilienthal. Front Row: Denim Hellyer, Shawn Hooker, Robert Gibson. FIRST GRADE Mrs. Susan Hageman, Laura Stevenson, Andrea Krikorian, Jeannie Beaver, Lindsay Uthaug, Middle Row: Dovie Wolslagel, Lori Fellman, Lucy Mumion, Jenell Rudolph. Front Row: Joe Vollmer, Wayne Shawver, Scott Bseler, Steve Boviall. SLEEKKMM'S WHARF QUALITY WATERBEDS PILLOW FURNITURE BEAN BAGS Comer 6th Bridge Miles City Ph. 406-232-6728 COIN H concern Custom Concrete for Garfield County By the bag or by the yard Ph. 557-6280 LOHMANN MOTORS Chevrolet-Olds -Mazda Miles City, Montana 2714 Main Phone 232-1420 BISON BAR Clyde Mickey Where Friends Meet Miles City, Mt. FLEET WHOLESALE SUPPLY Jack Brooks 705 1st Ave. North Glasgow, Montana THE BIG SKY COUNTRY 59230 Eugene's Pizza Town Country Furniture And Glasgow Bakery SECOND GRADF Back Row: Mrs. Margaret Viall, Gary Gordon, John Abarr, Lorin Abarr, Jason Royer, Jackie Meckel, Laurie Ann Hughes, Lisa Buffington, Michael Rudolph. Middle Row: Rita Funk, Jennifer Wilson, Tammy Withee, Alberta Murnion, Julie Baker. Front Row: Lee Murnion, Ed Ady, Greg Hellyer, Tony O’Connor, Ed Murnion. GLASGOW FRANCHISE Hanson Mersen Motors, Inc. Dick Fisher Motors Markles, Inc. Terry Chevrolet-Buick Skyline Chrysler-Dodge Big Sky Volkswagen Animal Health Ag. Chemicals Glasgow, Montana Feed Fertilizer Powdejc, River Equipment - FARMERS RANCHERS HEADQUARTERS Guns — Ammunition — Camping Archery — Athletics — Fishing RED ROCK SPORTING GOODS Business Loop 1-94 East Phone 406 232-2716 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 A T SUPPLY INC. Quality Always” Farm Ranch Supply 2415 Main Miles City Phone 232-3422 THIRD GRADE Back Row: Miss Barbara Shoup, Shan Whiteside, Lorna Krum, Dorrine Murnion, Gina FitzGerald, Bill Pedersen, Victor Ady. Middle Row: Lisa FitzGerald, Mindy Olson, Mega Sprague, Sherlie Hains, Shelly Schmidt, Front Row: Cliff Stevenson, Tracy Milroy, Tim Phipps, Brem Fellman, Bill Green, Ray Murnion._________________ St, Oili fed (J’uns'iaf Qtne Miles City, Montana 59301 MILES CITY FORD INC. Ford —Mercury- -Lincoln Phone 232-1280 1717 Main Street Phone 232-4457 Monuments - Markers — Granite and Bronze Miles City RONALD L. ASKIN Water Well Drilling and Repair 220 North 12th Phone 232-1949 Miles City, Montana 59301 FOURTH GRADE Back Row: Mr. Victor Weiger, Shane Loomis, fkul Buffington, George Ady, Sparky Ross. Middle Row: Maribeth McKeever, Darlene Withee, Helen Funk, Stacy Lilienthal. Front Row: Kimberly Wilson, Scott Boviall, Todd Gibson, Glenda Irons. DOEDEN JERRY DOEDEN General Manager CONSTRUCTION CO GENERAL CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Washed Sand Gravel Ready Mix Concrete ♦ AU Kinds of Excavating Urethane Foam Insulation Office: 406-232 1400 Mobile: 232-4065 Box 1297 Miles City, Montana 59301 CHICKEN «STEAKS SEA FOODS 4B'S RESTAURANT J.E. GRAVES FUNERAL HOME EAT HEARTY YOU’RE IN 4 B’s COUNTRY South Haynes Avenue Miles City, Montana Henry Bernard - Marty Lawrenz ESTABLISHED 1923 Miles City, Montana 1806 Main Street FIFTH GRADE Back Row: Miss Beverly Faber, Scott Royer, Larry Baker, Mark Colvin, Mitchell Loomis, Grant Guptill, Jean Ady. Middle Row: Mimi Bateman, Amy Ffedersen, Eleanor Gibson, Michell Burgess, Sheila Whiteside. Front Row: Chris Funk, Nathan Murnion, Bruce Fellman, Jay Selman, Dean Uthaug. ANDERSON’S INC. The Friendly Store P.O. Box 296 Miles City THE STORE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR WILL DO THE MOST Charles Steadman, Owner FRONTIER LAND INC. 818 Main MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 Phone: 232-4168 Miles City FARM EQUIPMENT JACK'S BODY SHOP 623 N. 7th MILES CITY Ph. 232-1661 600 ! CAFE All Our Foods Are Home Made A f xy... shop Buffet Daily Orders to Go Rei|itft(tU Ph. 232-3680 Miles City, Mont. Miles City CENEX SEED CO. ON BAKER EXIT BUY-SELL-CLEAN ALFALFA-GRASS SEEDS 232-4760 Miles City, Mont. ■ • - , V • - :• f i - II i SIXTH GRADE Back Row - left to tight: Mis. Edith Osborne, Jay Mumion, Kurt Wolslagel, Vince Mumion, Dean Selman, Michael Wilson, Lester Burgess. Middle Row: Lisa Gordon, Melodie Milroy, Sheryl Gibson, Billie Jo Withee, Myma Phipps. Front Row: Cindy Gregg, Patty Graham, Michelle Galla, Rosene Lehner, Lee Ann Mercer, Tracy Boviall. HOUSING INC. BOISE CASCADE HOMES 803 S. Haynes Ph. 232-3611 Miles City, MT Call Ray Clauson RED ROCK FIKST LANES 16 Lanes� Snack Bar� Alley 17 Beer Bar� ProShopBilliards Bowling Instruction CITIZEN’S Open 8 A.M.-12 A M 7 Oays A Week New Owners-The Whiteakers BANK 232-2563 Ampie Parking East of Miles City, MT MILES CITY, MONTANA Miles City, Montana MIDLAND INC For Building Supplies Yards in Tlu hindb)Book FIRST SECURITY BANK TRUST MtmlMr Federal Deposit Irmirinc Cm$ Miles City, Montana and Circle, Montana MILES CITY, MONTANA SEVENTH GRADE Back Row: Mrs. Annette Gardner, Clint Ffedersen, Iterry Mumion, Kirk Hughes, Wyatt Colvin, Vince Royer. Middle Row: Debbie Graham, Marilyn Nelson, Marion Gibson, Phyllis Shawver, April Trumbo. Front Row: Kent Clark, Lori West, Holly Billing, Lee Billing. DALAKOW'S CARPET MART SAVE SHOP BEFORE YOU BUY NEXT TO THE TEN SPOT MILES CITY, MONTANA PHONE 232-6080 Feavey FARM. RANCH SUPPLIES MILES CITY, MT 59301 EISSIN6ER EQUIPMENT MASSEY FERGUSON EQUIPMENT SALES INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TRUCK SERVICE KRASE TILLAGE TOOLS Fhone: 485-2263 Box 336 Circle,MT 59215 TREE: Dominic Mumion, Mike Bibeau, Bob Hoveison, Back Row: Ben Ryan, Terry Erlenbusch, David Fogle, Mike Losinski, Steven MacDonald, Clyde Shawver, Kenny Volk, Duane Bollinger, Mr. James Gardner. Middle Row: Joey Carter, Dan Fellman, Ray Hageman, Shane Hansard Shane Harbaugh Jack Burgess Carson Buffington EIGHTH GRADE Front Row: Mary Funk, Laura Olson, Carol Ritter, Fran West, Katrina Phipps, Jenny Mumion, June Nelson, Charlene Saylor. Phone 406-3332 Drawer J CIRCLE, MONTANA PEAVEY Tom S ELEVATORS Tfanch Circle Servicmter Grain Buying P.O. Box 828 Gas GLASGOW, MONTANA 5923C Oil Feed HIGHWAY 2 EAST Cleaning and Treating PHONE 228-2401 IRON J BAR Brockway, Montana Curtiss Repair, Inc. Auto—Tractor Parts—Tools—Equipment Automotive Wholesale—HYD Hose—Fitting—Filters Phone 485-2582 CIRCLE MONTANA GRADE SCHOOL STAFF Front Row: Jane T. Wille, Title I Aide, Donna Hageman, Clerk Sec., Linda Bachmeier, Librarian Commercial. Middle Row: Rose Schlenker, Assistant Cook, Helen Bollinger, Head Cook, Alice Morast, Title I Instructor. Back Row: Art Bollinger, Maintenance Engineer, Don Wolslagel, Principal. FARM EQUIPMENT SALES ____ INC. .........PHONE 228-2496........ Repairs CASE Service Lely----New Holland----Case----Ford---Noble Krause Plows—J. I. Case--Anderson Rod Weedeis MID RIVERS CORP., GLASGOW, MONTANA TRAILS INN GENE PHYLLIS RILEY POKER NITELY LONGEST BAR IN MONTANA Phone 232 - 9984 Miles City, Montana GRADE SCHOOL BOARD Front Row: Jeannie Fellman, Donna Hageman. Back Row: Bob Fhipps, John MacDonald, Dale Bollinger, Robert O'Conner, Don Wolslagel, Principal. K h Amie Weber Distributor 1 8 South 6th Miles City Phone 232-2040 JORDAN ELECTRIC Wayne Hunter’s Trucking Jordan, Montana Feed - Livestock - Grain and Fertilijer MONTGOMERY WARDS Glasgow, Montana 59230 BEEDE’S MEN'S WEAR Bill Karen Glasgow, Montana 59230 C. R. ANTHONY 709 Main Street Miles City, Montana 59301 Dayle Ha ins REMUM AD SALESMEN Top Row: Michael Guesanburu, Donna Weeding, Glen Hoverson, Rodney Bollinger, Jerri Coldwell. Second Row: Leo Dutton, Kent Hunter, Ross Lehner, Bob Ballensky, Doug Beckett. First Row: Nedra Drew, Kelly MacDonald, Deanna Ritter, Echo Riley, and Barbara Jo Harbaugh. PHOTOGRAPHERS Top Row: Lloyd McKenna, Kelly Buffington, Rodney Bollinger, Teresa Buffington, Second Row: Dennis Green, Glen Hoverson, Tom Browning, Third Row: Danny Green, Leo Dutton, Tim Thomas, Donna Weeding, and Marilyn Ryan. 48 B Top left: Mutley Princess Brusett Top center: Luci Helm Leo Dutton Top right: Bryan FitzGerald Mary Saylor Bottom center: Candy Co Id we 11 David Weeding 47B ‘i (EiHHHHI Jeanette Vincent Mr. Bray Sam Kampf Echo Riley Center Left: Duane Jessen Laurie Knudson Center Right: Audrey Herman Scott Guptill Bottom Left: Bob Wilson Elsie Cowin Bottom Center: Bryan FitzGerald ??????? 46B Doug Beckett Thank God I'm a Country Boy’ y w Alan Clark It's So Easy’ Kayleen Wright and Mike Trumbo Lean On Me Ruth Losinski You Sexy Thing Miss Voss Sentimental Lady” Patti Galla Sunflower1 Miss Riley I'm In The Jailhouse Now YOUR SMILING FACE Duane Jessen The King of the Nighttime World’ (elly M. and Barbara Jo H. Third Rate Romance Deanna Ritter Kiss an Angel Good Morning Christie Mallo I’m The Happiest Girl In The Whole U. S.A. ” Leslie Artz and Phillip Losinski One More Tin Larry Barnes and Lynn Pluhar The Boys Are Back In Town Mr. Dahl Show Me The Way — Mr. Aumaugher Stout-Hearted Man Miss Lorello Book Of Dreams TO THEIR FACES Tana Gould My Way Cheryl Mury N«i ViL V� ) foef fH£. rfWdecs $ LLO I l£0 Dutton Ghost Riders In The Sky we've grown ACCUSTOMED Juanita Gould Brenda Drew Todd Larson Honky Tonk Man Girls' Basketball Team 42B Craig Riley The Great Imposter Daytime Friends and Nighttime lovers” Puff, the Magic Dragon Bungle in the Jungle' Theme from Rocky' Taken care of Business Old Dan Tucker Besome Mucho’ Boogie Fever’ Watching the Girls go by' JUNIOR - SENIOR CAST Paw Belsnickel Leo Dutton Maw Belsnickel Muff Engdahl Ceelie Deanna Ritter Bonnie Mae Leslie Artz Juney Lou Teresa Buffington Four Mary Saylor Five Laurie Knudson Six Nedra Drew Obey Upschlager Alan Clark Cliiz Upschlager Dwayne Dick Ronald Maxwell Mark Weeding Lucy Maxwell B. J. Rich The Reverend Brent Mumion Zeke Bantam Nelson The Cousins Glen Hoverson, Marilyn Ryan Craig Riley and Charlotte Stanton. Talk about hillbilly head- aches! Fhw Belsnickle is a man with a problem--rather 6 prob- lems in the form of 6 unmarried daughters. Juney Lou, his 3rd daughter, is a pretty girl who wants to marry Homer Upschlager. Since Homer wants to marry her, the solution may seem simple. But no! Maw Belsnickle has de- cided Juney Lou cannot be married until Ceelie, a ripe old 19, and Bonnie Mae, the bookworm, are safely married off. She elects Paw to get husbands for them. Paw takes his shotgun off the wall and --well,you better have came and seen for yourself. sxxaaBDEraaBxzzxxxxxxxxsxaDQKxaExxxxzsaEsa mnxm HONORABLE HONOR ROLL (9 wks. Semester) MENTION SENIORS SENIORS Candy Coldwell 4.0 4.0 Leslie Artz Tammi Grimm 3.5 3.0 Nedra Drew Scott Guptill 4.0 4.0 Muff Engdahl B. J. Rich 4.0 3.5 Bob Fitch Donna Weeding 3. 5 3. 25 Deanna Ritter JUNIORS JUNIORS Steve Fogle 4.0 3.83 Tom Browning Tana Gould 3.8 3,7 Teresa Buffington Dan Green 4.0 3.75 Lloyd McKenna Pohney Highland 4.0 4.0 Zane Mumion Dawn Mercer 3.6 3.2 Charlotte Stanton Marilyn Ryan 4.0 3.83 Mary Dee Saylor 3.6 3.6 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Bob Ballensky Doug Beckett Lynn Gibbs 3.8 3.8 Jerri Coldwell Ruth Losinski 3. 5 3.75 Elsie Cowin Kelly MacDonald 3. 5 3. 75 Bill Drew Keith Fogle FRESHMEN Barbara Harbaugh Kent Hunter Pat Baugh 3.8 4.0 David Saylor Brenda Drew 3.8 4.0 Juanita Gould 3. C 3.8 FRESHMEN Dixie Green 4.0 3.8 Wanda Lervick 3. 75 3.5 Wilton Buffington Brian MacDonald 3.5 3.0 Cathy Engdahl Kristi Mallo 3. 5 3. 75 Chad FitzGerald Donna Wolslagel 4.0 3. 75 Luci Helm Kit Wille Lena Ritter Pete Shawver (9wks. . Semester) 3.0 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1977-78 School year start- ed August 29, 1977 3.0 Editors go to MIEA conven- 3. 28 3. 28 tion in Helena Sept. 29-30 3.0 Oct. 15 Homecoming 3.4 3.3 Oct. 28-29 Speech and Drama 3.0 3.0 workshop in Great Falls Nov. 3 Leo Dutton murdered Nov. 10-12 GAA Tournament Nov. 16 Football Banquet 3.2 3.0 Nov 21 Faculty Game Old 3. 25 3. 25 Nags Beat Thoroughbreds 3.0 Nov. 22 Pops Concert 3.0 Nov. 25-26 Turkey Tournament 3.0 3. 25 Dec. 3 Jordan Speech Drama Meet Dec. 10 Intramurals Dec. 14 GAA Banquet 3.0 3.0 Dec. 21 Christmas Program 3.0 3.0 Dec. 22 Student Council Play 3.0 Jan. 27 Divisional Speech 3.0 3.25 Drama Meet at Broadus 3.2 3.2 Feb. 4 State Speech Drama 3. 25 3. 25 Meet at Hardin 3.0 3.0 Feb. 9 13 No school because 3.2 3.2 of storm 3.0 Feb. 17 Craig Riley Larry Barnes chosen for music tour of Europe. March 13 Harlem Thrillers 3.0 3.0 March 18 Talent Show 3.0 March 29 Carnival 3.'25 3. 25 3. 25 3. 5 3. 25 3.0 This page is sponsored by VFW POST 7886 AUXILIARY INTRAMURALS Team 3: Brent Mumion, Ross Lehner, Dale Brooks, Craig Riley, Glen Hoverson, Sam Kampf, Tim Thomas. Not pictured: George Wilson and Dixon Mumion. SPECIAL OLYMPICS DeAnn McWilliams Warren Hughes Team 2: Tom Browning, Warren Hughes, Duane Jessen: Lloyd McKenna, Ted Dick, Joe Wilson. Not pictured: Scott Guptill, Dennis Green and Larry Barnes. Team 1: Leo Dutton, David Saylor, John Robertson, Rod Team 4: Bill Drew, Scott Mercer, Rick Savage, Bollinger, Bantam Nelson, Mark Weeding. Pictured above Rick Miller, Doug Beckett, Lynn Pluhar. Not Dwayne Dick, X, Les Thomas. Not pictured, Maury Murnion. pictured: Todd Larson. G Club, Left to Right, Top Row: Leo Dutton, Candy Coldwell, Scott Guptill, Leslie Artz, Duane Jessen, Donna Weeding, Bob Fitch, Alan Clark, Tom Spillum, Middle Row: Dale Ann Hains, Wanda Lervick, Carmen Saylor, Laurie Knudson, Dennis Green, Danny Green, Mike Guesanburu, Brian FitzGerald, Glen Hoverson, Sam Kampf, Ross Lehner, Bottom row: Mr. Ray Beaver, Barbara Jo Harbaugh, Cathy Enghdal, Charlotte Stanton, Kelly MacDonald, Dawn Mercer, Brian MacDonald, Skippy Johnson, Tom Browning, Todd Larson, Rodney Bollinger, Mr. Steve Cascaden. This year the home team fed the other teams. Shown here is Mrs. Jane Wille serving roast beef to Jeff Hardee, Coach Cascaden Alan Clark, Ffete Shawver, and the rest of the teams. The food is prepared by the Home Ec. Department. 35B Football and Girl's Basketball players were honored at separate turkey banquets this year. The mothers of the players fixed and served the meals. Tom Billing was Master of Ceremonies for both banquets. At the football banguet, Mr. Beaver passed out certificates and awarded trophies to tire players while the mothers gave football medals to all the boys. The tables were decorated wit]} footballs and helmets with orange and black crepe paper. At the girls banguet, Mr. Cascaden passed out letters and bars and awarded trophies to tire players. He entertained everyone by telling of experiences of the team during the year. The mothers also gave the players-medals. The hall was decorated in Christmas colors with tinsel and hangings. W-nH Weedings, MacDonalds, Mary Hansard Shawn FitzGerald, Cotton Secrest, George Hageman, Steve Fogle A-SQUAD Standing; Coach Beaver, Michael Guesanburu, Bob Ballensky, Bob Fitch, Jeff Hardee, Steven Fogle, and Assistant Coach Cascaden. Kneeling: Manager Kit Wille, Brian MacDonald, Dan Green, Tom Spillum, Bryan FitzGerald, and Alan Clark, Cheerleaders: Echo Riley, LeAnn Buffington, Donna Weeding, and Tana Gould. 1977 -7« BASKETBALL TEAMS B-SQUAD Standing: Shawn FitzGerald, Ralph McWilliams, Duane Engdahl, and Wilton Buffington, Kneeling: Keith Fogle, Ffete Shawver, Cotton Seciest, Skip Johnson, and Chad FitzGerald. This page is sponsored by MOODY IMPLEMENT Lewistown, Montana 32B .xjSTA-Vj. ujSTAa USTA ISTA NL ftlST. 31B “60 DOWN FIGHTING These photos were taken at the Busby-Jordan play-off game in Miles City. DRILL TEAM from left to right. Top Row. Chlo Larson, Elsie Cowin, and Ruth Losinski. Middle Row. Wanda Lervick and Shelley Hageman. Bottom Row. Kristi Mallo and Juanita Gould. Clockwise from top right: Mary Engdahl, Mike Medved, Donna Weeding, Randy Brusett, LeAnn Buffington, Reg Hageman, Marilyn Ryan, and Laurie Knudson, MAKIN' WHOOPEE PEP CLUB Top Row. Carmen Saylor, Echo Riley, BJ Rich, Tana Gould, Jeannie Beaver, Donna Weeding, LeAnn Buffington, Ruth Losinski. Second Row. Laurie Knudson, Bryan FitzGerald, Charlotte Stanton, Rhonda Loomis, Rodney, Bollinger, Rat Baugh, Ffete Shawver, Bob BaHensky, Keith Fogle, Lloyd McKenna. Third Row. Dale Ann Plains, Lena Ritter, Patti Galla, Cheryl Mury, Shelley Hageman, Donna Wolslagel, Connie Lervick, Sam Kampf, Doug Beckett, Wilton Buffington. Fourth Row. Cindy Stanton, Luci Helm, Cathy Engdahl, MuffEngdahl, Leslie Artz, Dennis Green, Kristi Mallo, 'Chio Larson, Pohney Highland, Teresa Buffington. Seated: Sponsor Miss Voss, President Candy Coldwell, Vice President Barb Harbaugh, Secretary Treasurer Marilyn Ryan, and Student Represent- ative Kelly MacDonald. School Spirit Is Contagious___________________________________ f r jV- x L Share It WIth A Friend The cheerleaders did a fine job this year of leading cheers and planning pep rallies. The A-Squad built pyramids, stood on each others shoulders, and enter- tained the crowds with several dangerous poses. They also had flops as Echo twisted her ankle jumping down from Donna's shoulders and while posing for a picture, LeAnn got shoved into the floor face first. Their most hazardous cheer was Boogie when Echo and Tana got on Donna’s back and LeAnn trustingly(?) got under- neath. The B-Squad also contributed a lot to keep the spirit going. They did Funky Chicken with the A-Squad as well as the School Song. Everyone gasped when B. J. went into the splits after jumping off Wanda and Ruth’s backs. Of all their cheers, they enjoyed doing Hustle Fight the most. Their mascot, Jean, ie Beaver, had the crowd dipping to Firecracker . She also got a headache when she got kicked in the head by the rest of the B-Squad cheerleaders in Funky Feet . The two loyal sponsors were Miss Voss for the A-Squad and Miss Lorello for Football and B-Squad. This page is sponsored by WILLIE MURNION FEED SEED FERTILIZER JORDAN, MT A-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS from top to bottom: Echo Riley, Tana Gould, Donna Weeding, and LeAnn Buffington. shout it OUT LOUD FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS on bottom from left to right: LeAnn Buffington, Echo Riley, Jeannie Beaver, Kristi Mallo, and Cindy Stanton, B-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS from top to bottom: Ruth Losinski, Carmen Saylor, Jeannie Beaver, B. J Rich, and Wanda Lervick. DAWN MERCER - 2nd Team All-Conference, All-Toumament Honorable Mention, Best Free Throw Shooter, Most Valuable Player. COACH CASCADEN WHEN YOU'RE HOT BARB HARBAUGH TAKES AIM YOU'RE HOT HERE WE GO MUSTANGS HERE WE GO!! GIVE 'EM COACH! ECHO RILEY JEANNIE BEAVER This page is sponsored by RYAN GROCERY 24B CANDY COLDWELL KELLY MacDONALD - All-Con- ference and All-Tournament Honorable Mention. DONNA WEEDING Co-Captain 2nd All-Conference Team 2nd All-Tournament Team Most Assits CANDY COLDWELL Outstanding Desire NTEUIftiiDT LESLIE ARTZ Co-Captain Most Rebounds B.J. RICH 23 B A-SQUAD BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: MAILYN RYAN, DONNA WEEDING, LESLIE ARTY, DAWN MERCER, BARB HARBAUGH, B.J. RICH, CHARLOTTE STANTON, KELLY MacDONALD, FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: DALE HAINES, CATHY ENGDAHL, CARMEN SAYLOR MAN- AGER, WANDA LERVICK, AND LAURIE KNUDSON. B-SQUAD FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: DONNA WOLSLAGEL, LENA RITTER, CANDY COLDWELL, PATRICIA GALLA, TERESA BUFFINGTON, SHELLEY HAGEMENT, AND JUANITA GOULD. DON'T RAIN ON MV PARADE WSIm H0MEC0MIN6 KINO 8 QUEEN DAVID WEEDIN6 8 NEDRA DREW 21B Vy The freshmen started off their year with a first place in the homecoming float contest. Their float stated the fact that There is no Home on the Range for Wibaux. The juniors came in second. Homecoming was the first game during which it didn’t rain. We didn't win the game but we had a good band and a great turn out for the dance that evening. The girls beat the undefeated Hysham Bonneys. Due to a neck injury Donna Weeding was a spectator that evening. This page is sponsored by RONNIE SAYLOR Lloyd McKenna Manager SENIOR FOOTBALL WILLS I, Duane Jessen, will a snorkle to next year’ team in case of any more muddy ball games. I, Tom Spillum, will my ability to run to Sam Kampf in hopes he will do better than I did. I, Bob Wilson, will my ability to get off the line to Tom Browning and my size to the man that needs it, Trent Browning. I, Leo Dutton, will my ability to get around the ends on a 34-33 to Dennis Green and Tom Browning and my ability to play star 2nd string halfback without getting hurt to David Weeding. I, Mark Weeding, will my ability to run over linemen to Ralph McWilliams and Bruce Erlenbusch. I, Scott Guptill, will my ability to sit still on the bench to Chad FitzGerald. We, The Seniors of '78, will the entire team wet suits, scuba masks, oxygen tanks, and cleared flippers. LETTERMEN Not pictured, Curt McDonald This page is sponsored by DUTTON ENTERPRISES Flight instruction General merchandise Charter service Pump repair Gas and oil Joe and Daisy Dutton Sam Kampf Sand Springs, Montana Skip Johnson Scott Guptill Mark Weeding 1st team A11-Conference Outside Linebacker Most Valuable Player Tom Spillum 2nd team All -Conference Kicker and Punter All-Conference Linebacker FOOTBALL TEAM Back Row: Lloyd McKenna (Manager), Leo Dutton, Tom Browning, Duane Jessen, Bob Wilson, Dale Brooks, Mark Weeding, Brian MacDonald, Shawn FitzGerald, Coach Ray Beaver. Third Row: Rick Savage, Scott Guptill, Glen Hoverson, Ralph McWilliams, Doug Beckett, Tom Spillum, Dennis Green. Second Row: Bruce Erlenbusch, David Weeding, Chad FitzGerald, Skippy Johnson, Trent Browning, Pete Shawver. Cheerleaders: Echo Riley, Kristi Mallo, Jeannie Beaver (mascot), LeAnn Buffington, Cindy Stanton. Duane Jessen Brian MacDonald Glen Hoverson Leo Dutton Most Improved Bob Wilson 1st team All-Conference center Rick Savage Skip Jonhson — Bob Wilson, Scott Guptill, and Mark Weeding all received awards for All-Conference teams. This page is sponsored by PIONEER GARAGE FOOTBALL Coach Beaver surveys the prospects. ii Rub it In' t Brian M. Sugar, Sugar Skippy Johnson Roll Over Beethoven! rr GREAT Patty West I am WOMAN!’ Wipe -Out! Shawn Fitzgerald1 RAIIQ 15B Lynn Pluhar FRESHMEN COME ALIVE V 14B Get Up And Boogie! Chlo Larson Mamma Mia! David W. Ain't No Way To Treat a Lady! This page is sponsored by FARMERS UNION Farm tires. Service Trucks Bulkgas, Fuel Oil Edward Ritter Shawn Fitzgerald or Brian MacDonald s Dixre and Dale Ann We’re All Alone Jeff Hardee Alley Oop MRS. DUNNING DORM COUNCIL left to right: Mary Dee Saylor, Tom Spillum, Bob Fitch Lloyd McKenna, Cotton Secrest, Mrs. Dunning, Katie Kibler, Debbie Spillum, Sam Kampf, Lynn Pluhar. STANDING: Bob Fitch, Tom Spillum, Lynn Pluhar. SECOND ROW: Wanda Lervick, Teddy Dick, Joe Wilson, Tim Thomas, Tom Browning, George Wilson, Cotton Secrest, Mary Dee Saylor, Lloyd McKenna, Debbie Spillum. SEATED: Katie Kibler, Brenda Flint, Jo Pierson, Dwayne Dick, Bruce Erlenbusch, Jerri Coldwell, Sam Kampf, Bob Ballensky, Carmen Saylor, Ralph McWilliams, Candy Coldwell, Leo Dutton. Not pictured: Les Thomas, Morgan Michel, B. J. Rich, Bantam Nelson, Tammi Grimm. MRS. DUNNING KATIE KIBLER JERRI COLDWELL BANTAM NELSON MORGAN MICHEL JOE WILSON 12B Bruce Erlenbusch Bob Fitch If i Bob BaUensky and Mrs. Dunning Tim Thomas and Bob Fitch 11B Lloyd McKenna, Morgan Michel and Joe Wilson Sam Kampf Tana Gould Carmen Saylor Brenda Flint Candy Coldwell Jo Pierson Mary Dee Saylor TIE, AND ROLL Mr. Beaver's Tree Chopper' Lloyd Cox and Fred Schmidt - Bus Drivers SHAKE,RA1 Rick Webster's Rusted Pickle This was a winter like Grandpa always told about. You know, he walked 10 miles to school thru drift- ing snow, leading a horse carrying his younger sister—and they never missed a day of school. Well, with the aid of good Bus Drivers, faithful outfits like tbs Checker, D'nT, Putt-Putt, the Green Hornet, we have seldom had 100% attendance at school. Donna Weeding’s Black Bomb' DONNA WEEDunvj A. KELLY BUFFINGTON - VICE-PRESIDENT MARK WEEDING DENNIS GREEN'- PRESIDENT, This page is sponsored by DALE FELLMAN FORMAX FEEDS A complete line of Animal Livestock Feeds DONNA WEEDING RODEO CLUB HAS SUCCESSFULL SEASON The High School Rodeo Club did ex- tremely well over the summer. Mark Weeding won the All-Around Cowboy title at Jordan while Teresa Murnion and Donna Weeding tossed the All-Around Cowgirl title back and forth at various rodeos. The Rodeo Club Team won the team trophy at the District High School rodeo in Saco, Montana. Teresa Murnion won MAURY MURNION. TERESA MURNION the All-Around Cowgirl title and Donna Weeding was crowned Queen of the District 1 High School Rodeo. Steven Weeding, Maury Murnion, and Corrine Murnion also qualified for the State High School Rodeo. Steven Weeding, Teresa Murnion, Donna Weeding, and Maury Murnion all qualified for the National High School Rodeo at Helena, Montana. Steven competed in the Saddle Bronc Riding, Teresa competed in the Pole Bending, Donna competed in the Cow Cutting, and Maury competed in the Calf Roping and Cow Cutting. Donna finished 14th in the Cow Cutting and Steven finished in the top 15 in the Saddle Bronc Riding 6B and qualified for the final go-around. ’ I LOVE A RODEO This page is sponsored by EWY'S STORE A good line of Western and sewing needs. THE MURNIONS STEVEN WEEDING Snor + BRENT MURNION Rodeo Club Members from top to bottom: Mrs. Dunning Advisor, Donna Weeding, Brent Mumion, Maury Murnion, Tim Thomas, Mark Weeding, Dixie Green, Dixon Murnion, Les Thomas, Leo Dutton, David Weeding, and Dale Brooks. Not pictured: Cotton Secrest, Dennis Green, Kelly Buffington, LeAnn Buffington. Members of the Rodeo Team that competed at Nationals. From left to right: Maury Murn- ion, Donna Weeding, Teresa Mumion, Steven Weeding. IN THE GOOD OLD Bob Fitch, Scott Guptill, and Duane Jesson were the Boys' State delegates. Best Wishes From Dr. Richard Hogan Pohney Highland and Phillip Losinski went to a leadership workshop in Bozeman. B. J. Rich was the Girls' State delegate. They played frisbee golf until the sun went down. Up at the crack of dawn, they played another round. They are T ie Three Musketeers At Camp the golf kings--Dan Green, Bryan FitzGerald Craig Riley. 2B CLASS OUR SENIOR CLASS Four years ago together, A Freshmen class we stood, With excellent intentions That sometimes turned to good, We studied subjects weighty That never grew quite clear; We faltered by the wayside, But now at last we're here. Although the tasks you set us Were difficult to do. And the scholarship requirements Oft made us cross and blue, Your ears were deaf to pleading; We worked with all our might. And to a noble purpose, As we attest to-night. We'll take no tearful leaving, We'll say no sad good-byes, For, though our hearts are heavy The world before us lies. Our school days have been happy. But now 'tis time to go. Behind are recollections; Ahead our futures glow. As children, tired of playing, At sunset hurry home, Back to the Garfield County High School We, too, some day shall come. And when across our pathway Time's cool gray shadow falls, You’ll hear our weary footsteps Returning to your halls. To you, oh, Alma Mater, Our loyalty we give; This be your pride and honor: You taught us how to live. Effa E. Preston