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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1982 volume:

1 Excitement in the Spring of ’81 1 . Watching TV after attempted 2. Beef Cook-off Winners assassination of Reagan. Sandra Barclay, Myrna Phipps, April Trumbo 3. Spring Conert 4- Special Olympics HOME OF THE 2 Business Skills Tournament participants at Rapid City, South Dakota. Left to Right. Fran West, Lori West,Wanda Lervick,Jean Rogge, Katrina Phipps, Debbie Green, Dan Fellman,Carol Ritter,Diane Kibler, JoDee Isaacs,Teacher Rose Edwards, and Kevin Wright. Left Bottom, Wild Jean. Right Bottom, Getting ready for competition. 3 1981 TRACK SEASON In May the Boy’s Track Team went to the State Track Meet in Missoula. Those who went were: Jeff Hardee in shot-put, Pete Shaw- ver in high jump, Duane Engdahl in the 100 meter and 200 meter race, and Dan Fellman in the one mile and two mile race. Four Go To State Ready, Set, Go!!! J! GIRL'S TRACK TEAM: Cathy Engdahl BOY'S TRACK TEAM Front row: Lynn Pluhar, Jeff Hardee, and Dan Fell man. Back row: Coach Dave Kloker, Duane Engdahl, Pete Shawver, and Loren Spillum. 5 ‘Blazing Guns at Roaring Gulch’ Willie Lovelace (Francine West) is the sheriff of Roaring Gulch. Widow Black (Sandra Barclay) is the evil pro- prietress of the Roaring Gulch Hotel. Harry Heartstone (Skip Johnson) is a Pinkerton detective. Snipe Vermin (Skip Johnson) is Harry Heart - stone's brother. Barney Black (John Cold well) is the Widow Black's stepson. Colonel Crabtree (Pete Shawver) is a travel- ing showman. Bill Filbert (Jack O'Brien) is a dumb farm kid. Dora (Lori West) is a showgirl traveling with Colonel Crabtree. Martha Muldoon (Debbie Graham) is a has been” actress residing at the hotel. Director: Miss Julie McCarthy above right: Fran West below right: John Coldwell, Skip Johnson, and Debbie Graham. opposite page, above: The cast. below: The death scene. 6 7 THIS PAGE: Kit Willie, Chad FitzGerald, Shawn FitzGerald, Mr. Kloker, and John Coldwell. 8 One of the BIG events of the year was when everybody decided to either get a curly perm- anent or a mohawk. Many of the Varsity basket- ball players got perms and many of the Junior Varsity players got mohawks. Some people grew beards and mustaches. GONE TOMORROW! 9 10 District at Plentywood - Perry and Jay Mumion-team roping Perry Murnion- bareback, calf roping Jay Murnion - calf roping Dale Brooks and David Weeding- team roping Dale Brooks - calf roping David Weeding - bulls, bareback Brian MacDonald and Carson Buffington - team roping Brian MacDonald - saddle bronc Carson Buffington - saddle bronc State at Glendive - Ferry and Jay Murnion - team roping Dale Brooks and David Weeding- team roping David Weeding- bulls, bareback 11 12 The Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet were held on April 4, 1981. Prom royalty was King Shane Hansard and Queen Lena Ritter. The crown bear- ers were Marc Kloker and Dixie Stanton. Junior class officers, Clyde Shawver and Carol Ritter, led the Grand March at the Prom. The theme for the occasion was Lost in Love. 13 THE FINAL EVENT 14 GRADUATION On May 10, 1981, 31 seniors awaited that final moment when they would receive their diplomas. Patrick Baugh was Valedictorian with a grade point average of 3.89. Dixie Green, Salutatorian, was right behind him with a 3.84 grade average. Four others with good grade averages earned honor cords. William Vincent was the guest speaker for the occasion. Lena Ritter, Brenda Drew, Pete Shawver, and Patrick Baugh sang Memories to their class in memory of the good times. The Bacclaureate address was given by Reverend Swanson and procession was lead by Clyde Shawver and Carol Ritter, junior class officers. ? 9 I 15 Millie Hooker dedicated her life to education, so we dedicate this book to her. Millie Hooker was an inspiration to our high school. She supported our school by sharing lier time and her knowledge with the students. Millie was always willing to give up her time for otters • and was considerate towards their feelings and needs. Millie's dedication to her fellow mankind won ter great respect and love from everyone who knew ter. Even after Millie's teaching career had ended she still devoted much of her time toward the school by substitute teaching. Her time and efforts were greatly appreciated by all who received them. We will cherish the moments we have spent with ter and we will all miss ter dearly! Top: Alan, Millie, John Hooker at Alan and Diane's wedding. left Bottom: Millie as a child. Middle Bottom: Millie and John on their wedding day. Right Bottom: Millie in recent years. GARFIELD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL JORDAN, MONTANA FORWARD We, the Annual Staff of 1981-82, present this annual to our fellow students, the high school staff and board, parents, residents of Garfield County, and anyone else who wants to read a fantastic book. We hope that this book will bring back fond memories when you page through it in the years to come. We hope that you will enjoy reading this book as much as we enjoyed putting it together. TABLE OF CONTENTS Superintendent's Message 19 Introduction 20 Senior Class 30 Junior Class 59 Sophomore Class 65 Freshmen Class 71 Faculty Group 77 Music 84 Athletics 87 Activities 104 Advertising 117 18 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE I welcome the opportunity to pause and reflect on the Remuda, which is the record of Garfield County High School, for the year 1981-82. As you read and re-read this record I hope all my best wishes are unfolding with all the promise you have shown in this school year. Your participation in the class - es and activities indicate a realization of that promise. As youth flees and responsibility settles in, it is my sincere desire that the events recorded here will be remembered with a warm and tender feeling because your full po- tential has been reached. ' Sipperelyr P 0 ' John H. Dallum 19 HOME TO US For us, home means Garfield County. The smell of sage by a lonely butte. The wind in the pines along the “breaks”. The glassy smoothness of Fort Peck Lake on a summer The smoke of a bonfire in the trees on a spring night. It’s cruising the streets in a pickup truck or shooting some pool in the Dorm basement. It’s doing a skit with Jack and Kathy at Young Life or playing UNO with Mom and Dad. Dad talking about the days work, Mom waiting up ’till you come in at night. The kids squabbling over the TV set. Your brother borrowing your favorite cassette. For us. home means Garfield County. The friendly people and our sincere friends. Whom we hate to leave, But shall always remember to the end! 23 O M Y SSiS- MAY WE ALWAYS HAVE THEM. i FOREVER 27 Dorm Matron Betty Pluhar Z MUSTANGS CLASS OFFICERS: Cindy Hager, Secretary Treasurer; David Fogle, Student Council- Dan Fellman, Vice-President; Clyde Shawver, President; Jo Dee Isaacs, Student Council. BOY'S STATE DELEGATES: Shane Harbaugh, Steve MacDonald, and Dan Fellman. GIRL'S STATE DELEGATE: Debbie Green. 1st PLACE VOICE OF DEMOCRACY : Carol Ritter. This page is sponsored by VFW AUXILIARY 30 We always got our feet in the right direction -- sooner or later. Twenty-three unsure children started out in 1970, and have now advanced to the graduating class of 1982 . Alta Willie was the lucky teacher who started us out. Well, maybe she wasn't so lucky. High-light of the first grade year was Show and Tell . Our second-grade year was taught by Mrs. Viall and was filled with plays and Maypole Dances. During our third-grade year we were movie stars when we participated in a spelling- bee on Television. Mrs. Ward taught us that year. Our fourth-grade year, taught by Mrs. Turner, brought music into our lives when many of us join- ed band. With fifth-grade came sports and cheer- leading. Of course we all excelled, some more than others. Mrs. Biastoch was our teacher. In sixth-grade the boys picked up litter in the park, while the girls watched a movie. The boys still haven't figured out what the movie was about. Our teacher, Mrs. Osborne, was sure not to let them figure the movie out. Mrs. Fuglestad taught us our seventh-grade year. She took us on a lot of fun field trips. Eighth- grade brought Mr. and Mrs. Gardner to Jordan, Montana. We were split into two classes, the eight b s and the rest of the class. At the end of the year all of the future Freshmen got together and had a party out at the Lake. Mr. Gardner promised the class of 1982 that he would buy them their first keg when they graduated. Thank you, Mr. Gardner, we're going to hold you to it!! We were 39 people strong when we started our Freshman year at G. C. H. S., the Home of the Mustangs. Our world changed as we saw it from a whole new perspective. Freshman initiation crack- ed the shell of our little eggs we had been living in. A total eclipse of the sun occurred that year and a circus came to Jordan also. If we would have been smart, we would have joined the circus and skipped the town. That's Freshmen for you! ! By our Sophomore year we had dwindled down to 36. We won Homecoming Queen and float at Homecoming that year. We had finally passed the Freshmen stage , although many of us still acted like Freshmen. Our Junior year brought serious thoughts which passed quickly in our minds. The girl's basketball and boy's basketball teams went to Divisional. We placed well in the District tournaments and received the best band and cheerleading awards. Prom was a huge success, (Oh, Lord, it's hard to be humble!) and many hours of labor went into it. It is now our Senior Year and we have already won Homecoming King and Queen this year. Now that we are all Big Seniors, we look back at all of the good times and friends we've had atG. C. H.S. Take care of this GREAT old school for us, huh!!!! 32 Front Row: Mike Bibeau, Dan Fellman, Steven MacDonald, Clyde Shawver, Duane Bollinger, Carson Buffing- ton. and Kenny Volk. Middle Row: William Faye, David Fogle, Fred Mumion, Kenny Knierim, Shane Han- sard, Ray Hageman, Shane Harbaugh, and Joey Carter. Back Row: Tina Sturtz, Francine West. Kav Ekoff. Charlene Saylor, Katrina Phipps, Laura Olson, Carol Ritter, and June Nelson. First Row: Clyde Shawver, Shane Hansard, Steven MacDonald, Shane Harbaugh, Dan Fellman, and Ray Hageman. Back Row: David Fogle, Carson Buffington, Carol Ritter, Katrina Phipps, Fred Mumion, Charlene Saylor, Mike Bibeau, Laura Olson, June Nelson, and Francine West. 33 Kirk Beckett, son of Carolyn and Phil Beckett, born July 29, 1964. Mike Bibeau, son of Gail and Bill Bibeau, born July I, 1964. 36 John Coldwell, son of Del and Jerry Coldwell, bom October 18, 1963. Lavonne Coldwell, daughter of Judy and Cole Coldwell, bom January 15, 1964. Dan Fellman, son of Jeanie and Dale Fellman, born January 2, 1964. David Fogle, son of Almeada and Ernest Fogle, born November 28, 1963. 37 Cindy Hager Shane Harbaugh Shane Hansard Jo Dee Isaacs 39 Glen Gould, son of Nancy and Gordon Gould, bom July 19, 1964. Jim Gibbs, son of Helen and John Gibbs, born August 5, 1964. Debbie Green, daughter of Helen and Melvin Green, born June 4, 1964. Ray Hageman, son of Donna and Bob Hageman, born December 2, 1963. 40 Cindy Hager, daughter of Joyce and Shane Hansard, son of Mary and Homer Oscar Hager, born October 25, 1963. Hansard, born January 8, 1963. Shane Harbaugh, son of Velma and Carl Jo Dee Isaacs, daughter of Jean and Har- Jr. Harbaugh, born August 16, 1964. old Isaacs, bom March 22, 1964. 41 Mike Losinski Fred Murnion Steve MacDonald Jenny Murnion 42 Katrina Phipps Carol Ritter June Nelson Laura Olson Jenny Murnion, daughter of Virginia and Coleman Murnion, born August 18, 1963. Fred Murnion, son of Virginia and Cole- man Murnion, bom April 21, 1964. 44 Carol Ritter, daughter of Evelyn and Ed Ritter, bom October 4, 1964. June Nelson, daughter of Millie and Bud Nelson, born June 13, 1964. Katrina Phipps, daughter of Margie and Robert Phipps, born January 19, 1964. Laura Olson, daughter of Wanda and Sonny Olson, bom January 15, 1964. 45 Brenda Rose Charlene Saylor 46 Clyde Shawver Deanna Stanton Fran West Darrell Willis Dean Rogge, son of Darlene and Edwin Rogge, bom March 9, 1964. Brenda Rose, bom January 16, 1964, guardians-Diane and Jack Kirby. Jean Rogge, daughter of Darlene and Edwin Rogge, born March 9, 1964. Charlene Saylor, daughter of Roxie and Ron Saylor, born February II, 1962. 48 Clyde Shawver, son of Darlene and Phil Shawver, born January 7, 1964. Francine West, daughter of Patsy and Alvin Clark, bom November 13,1963. Deanna Stanton, daughter of Claudia and Tom Stanton, born February 24, 1964. Class Colors: Dark green and light Class Flower: White rose and green carnation. Class Motto: If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. 49 y'9 T And now here is the Carson Show starring Carson Buffington. Tonight folks, we're going to be showing you the successes of the Class of 1982 after 10 years of hard work. Here’s a shot of Mike Bibeau at the NRA Bull Riding Championships, Here he is being assisted by Rodeo Clown 1992, Kirk Beckett. We'll return after this short message. Hello folks! This is Ray Hageman coming to you live from Jordan, Montana, home of Hageman’s Quick Serve, formerly the Pioneer Garage. This weeks special is a complete lube job for only $75.95. J3± rw Guest starring tonight on the Carson Show is the hot, new, Rock Roll recording artist, Katrina Phipps, singing her latest smash hit and remake of an old song, Hit Me With Your Best Shot, Thank you, Katrina! Next, we have com- puter scientist, Clyde Shawver, and ac- countant, Carol Ritter, giving their revo- lutionary ideas on how to make the space shuttle a money making project. Tylan Cattle Dewormer now comes in paste and’vaccine. Cattle ranchers, Fred Mumion and Steve MacDonald, recommend Tylan because it really works. N iu)6 v QpoocU, XI u Good evening, folks! This is Dean Rogge with the Mid-evening News Update and evening sports report._______________ Today Millionaire Dan Feliman, owner of Sprint Industries, said that he would back all farm growers, because, he says, Ameri- cans need more fiber in their diets. Photographer, Jack Burgess, got a snapshot today of African Ambassador, Jim Gibbs, with Garfield Co. Bank President, jo Dee Isaacs. Reporters want to know if this is a new relationship or if it is just convenient. S rior v 6 -606 0 t (L ub QxiWi BOn Shini m u Today in downtown Las Vegas, Cindy Hager, a waitress, sustained a severe back injury during a brawl in which she was thrown into a slot machine and then fell on a table. Congressman, Shane Harbaugh, today sent his Secretary of Staff, David Fogle, on a fact-finding mission to Uganda, to study the people there. And now for a word from St. Mary's School of Conduct. Parents, send your children to St. Mary's School of Conduct where they will learn etiquette and politeness. Jenny Mumion guarantees that your children will gain 50 — Today in sports, Dallas football star, Shane Hansard, made five touchdowns in the win against San Francisco, Also in sports, race car driver, John Coldwell won the Indianapolis 500 for the third year in a a row. His performance was temarkable. And now a word from your local barber, Darrell Willis. Come to Darrell’s House of Hair. We’ll cut hair any way you want it and make you look yourbest! Now, for a limited time, Dariell is offering perms at the low, low price of $25. Hurry down and get your hair frizzed today!!! u BIT Tonight Deanna Stanton, Hollywood reporter, will be speaking with the working people of today's world. uHU First of all, I am speaking with Charlene Say- lor on her exciting expeditions in the Navy. Charlene says, If you like the ocean and enjoy traveling, then you’ll love the Navy! It has taught me many things. Now well go to Sergeant Francine West of the Army. How do you like being in the Army? The Army is a great chance to show your ability and your pride for your country. Now a word from our sponsor. Uncle Sam wants you in the Army! join the Army and be all that you can be. Glen Gould says that it is the place to be!!! Farm Wife leaders, Debbie Green (Gibbs), Jean Rogge (Mumion), and Lavonne Cold- well (MacDonald) say that farm women will soon be able to go out and work in the fields while their husbands do the housework!!! Going to the schools, I am talking to Laura Ols°n, History teacher at Garfield County High School Laura, how are your students doing? They are doing well, but their attendance is low. yy Here we have 1 pork producer, Mike Losinski. He won't tell us his secret, but whatever it is, it works well. Good night, folks. This is Deanna Stanton for your up- date on working people of today. Watch General Hospital weekdays at one o’clock, and see how Nurse June Nelson treats her patients! PRODUCERS: Lavonne Coldwell Jo Dee Isaacs DIRECTORS: Lavonne Coldwell Jo Dee Isaacs CONSULTANTS: Dan Fellman Carol Ritter ARTISTS: Lavonne Coldwell Jo Dee Isaacs 51 In four years, we have accomplished: Beckett, Kirk- Football 4; Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Intramural Wrestling 1. Bibeau, Mite - Rodeo Club 1,2, 3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Wrestling 1; Class President 1; Homecoming Candidate 1. Buffington, Carson- Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Rodeo Club 1,2, 3, 4; G Club 3. Burgess, Jack- Photography 3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Band Assistant 1; Remuda 3,4; Stage Hand 1. Cold we 11, John- Dorm Council 1,2,3,4; School Plays 3, Coldwell, Lavonne- Basketball Manager 1; Track Manager 1; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Drill Team 1, 3,4; Remuda 4; Dorm Council 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Class Vice-Pres- ident 2; Class Student Council Rep, 3; Rep Club 2,3,4; G Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate and Queen 2; Intramural Basketball 2, Fellman, Dan- Cross Country 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Remuda 4; Saga 4; Photography 4; Class Vice-President 4; G Club 1,2,3,4; Boy's State 3. Fogle, David- Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; G Club 3,4. Gould, Glen- Football 3,4; Basketball 2, 3; Track 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Honor Choir 1,2; Swing Choir 2; Remuda 4; Photography 4; G Club 3,4; School Plays 1; Intramural Basketball 1,4; Intramural Wrestling 1. Green, Debbie- Choir 1,2; Honor Choir 1,2; Swing Choir 1; Drill Team 2; Remuda 4; Saga 2,3,4 (Editor); Student Council 1; Ffep Club 2,3,4 (Pres.); FHA 1,2; Girl's State 3. Hageman, Ray- Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; G Club 3,4. Hager, Cindy- Basketball 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Band 1,2,3; Drill Team 4; Class Secretary 4; Ffep Club 1,4; Rodeo Club 4; G Club 4. Hansard, Shane- Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Choir 4; G Club 3,4; School Flays 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2. Harbaugh, Shane - Football 2,3,4 (Capt.); Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 1,2; G Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Boy’s State 3. Isaacs, Jo Dee - Cheerleading 2; Drill Team 3,4; Remuda Secretary 4; Saga 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Ftep Club 2, 3,4; FHA 4; School Plays 3. Losinski, Michael- Football 3,4; Track 3; Dorm Council 4; G Club 3,4; Intramural Bastetball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Wrestling 1. 52 MacDonald, Steven-Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2; Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4; G Club 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 3; Boy’s State 3, Mumion, Fted- Basketball 3,4; Student Council 1; Rodeo Club 1,2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Wrest- ling 1. Mumion, Jenny- Basketball Manager 4; Rodeo Club 2, 3 (Sec. Treas.), 4. Nelson, June - Pep Club 1,2; FHA 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. Olson, Laura - Cheerleading 1,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Band 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4 (Pres.); Swing Choir 1; Drill Team 3,4; Ftep Club 1,4; Rodeo Club 1,2, 3; G Club 3; Speech and Drama 1,2,3; School Plays 1; Intramural Bask- etball 1. Phipps, Katrina - Cheerleading 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Honor Band 2,3; Choir 1; Drill Team 4; Saga 2; Student Council Vice- President 3; Student Council President 4; Class Sec. Treas. 2,3; Rep Club 1,2,3,4 (Sec. Treas.); Speech and Drama 1,2,3; Winner of Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Seminar 2. Ritter, Carol - Basketball 1,3; Track 1; Cheerleading 2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4 (Pres.); Honor Band 2,3; Choir 1; Honor Choir 1; Swing Choir 1; Drill Team 1; Remuda 3, 4 (Edit.); Saga 4 (Assist. Edit.);Student Council 2; Class Sec. Treas. 1; Class President 3; G Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2 (Songleader), 3 (Pres.), 4 (Sec. Treas.); Homecoming Candidate 1; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Rogge, Dean- Football 4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Band 1,2, 3; Rodeo Club 3,4; Intramural Wrestling 1. Rogge, Jean-Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Swing Choir 1; Drill Team 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Ftep Club 1,2,3,4 (Vice-Pres.); FHA 1,2; Homecoming Candidate and Queen 4. Saylor, Charlene - Track (Special Olympics) 1,2,3,4; Choir 1. Shawver, Clyde - Football 3; Band 1,2; Remuda 3,4; Class Vice-President 3; Class President 4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. Stanton, Deanna - Basketball 1,2,3,4 (Capt.); Track 1,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Choir 1; Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Ftep Club 1,2, 3 (Sec.) ,4; G Club Treasurer 3; FHA 1 (Sec.), 2 (Sec.), 3 (Vice-Pres.), 4 (Pres.); Home- coming Candidate 3. West, Francine- Basicstball 1,2,3,4; Choir 1; Drill Team 1,4; Saga 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G Club 3,4; Speech and Drama 3; School Plays 1,2,3. Willis, Darrell- Football 1,3; Saga 4; Photography 4; Remuda 4; G Club 3; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. 53 We the Senior Class, in all our infinite wisdom , have chosen the following: Class Leaders: Clyde Shawver and Carol Ritter Most Intelligent: Dan Fell man and Cindy Hager 54 Above: Most Talented: Gen Gould and Laura Olson. Below: Biggest Flirts: Ray Hageman and Lavonne Coldwell. Most Congenial: Jim Gibbs Katrina Phipps. Most Likely To Succeed: Dan Fellman Jo Dee Isaacs. 55 56 57 CLASS SPONSORS: LAVE KLOKER DONNA KLOKER BARBARA MANSFIELD 61 MARILYN NELSON CHARLES PHIPPS KELLY PIERSON RANDY PLUHAR PENNY ROBERTS 62 ■'•T PHYLLIS SHAWVER APRIL TRUMBO LORI WEST SANDI WILLIAMS TERRY WITT KEVIN WRIGHT JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Diane Kibler, Sec. Treasurer; Perry Murnlon and Nora Drew, Student Council Representatives; Randy Pluhar, President; Holly Billing, Vice-President. 64 SANDRA BARCLAY COLLEEN BOYCE JASON COLDWELL MICHELLE GALLA LEE GIBBS 66 STEWART McWilliams JAY MURNION VINCE MURNION WANDA O'CONNOR JODI PHIPPS MYRNA PHIPPS DEAN SELMAN DAVID SPENCER LOREN SPILLUM TOM STANTON MIKE WILSON SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Loren S pillum, Student Council Representative; Stewart McWilliams, Vice-President; Mike Wilson, President; Melodie Milroy, Secretary; Wanda O'Connor, Student Council Representative 70 Mark Colvin Bruce Fellman Pam Kreider Mitch Loomis Nathan Mum ion Jean Ady Larry Baker Mimi Bateman Roger Chamberlin Dean Clark 72 Dean Uthaug Sheila Whiteside Jole Williams .Dianna Willis Tammy Phipps John Saylor Carl Smart Brandon Sprague Clint Thomas FRESHMEN JOIN THE ELITE AT GCHS 74 75 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: President, Bruce Fellman; Vice-President, John Saylor; Sec Treas, Jean Ady Student Council, Sheila Whiteside and Nathan Mumion. Don Bray Shop Honore Bray Home EC. Mareta Brusett Librarian Lee Deming History Rose Edwards Commercial 78 AI Johnson Art Dave Kloker Government Donna Kloker Special Ed. Barb Mansfield Science Mike Mansfield Math 79 80 Mary Billing School Secretary Marty Blundred Custodian Betty Johnson Clerk of Board Rose Lervick Custodian Debbie Spillum Aide 31 STUDENTS HELP IN DORM AND CLASSROOM LIBRARIANS: Colleen Boyce, Sandi Williams and Tina Moberly. CUSTODIANS: Nora Drew, Kelly Pierson, Charles Rupps, and Mite Bibeau. RESOURCE ROOM: Katrina Phipps. COMMERCIAL: Jo Dee Isaac, and Diane Kibler. SHOP: Shane Harbaugh. P.E.: Steven MacDonald. 82 DORM COUNCIL: President Mike Losinski, John Coldwell, Randy Pluhar, Jason Coldwell, Roger Cliamberlin. Seated: Betty Pluhar, Lavonne Coldwell, Mane Kibler, Sandra Barclay, and Pam Kreider. ART: Nora Drew. IN DORM: Colleen Boyce, Pam Kreider, and Tina Moberly. Then there's John. 83 MIDDLETON MAKES MUSIC BAND- Standing: Mark Colvin, Laura Olson, Tracy Milroy, and Janet Middleton. Back Row: Shan Whiteside, Melodie Milroy, Lee Billing, George Ady, Jean Ady, Myma Phipps, and Katrina Phipps. Middle Row: Sheila Whiteside, Tom Stanton, Larry Baker, Kim Wilson, Glen Gould, Jean Rogge, Holly Billing, Rosene Lehner, Darla Stanton Ray Mumion, and Brem Fellman. Front Row: Carol Ritter, Cindy Hager, April Trumbo, Mimi Bateman, Lorna Krum, and Lisa FitzGerald. 84 CHOIR- Back Row: Janet Middleton, Melodie Milroy, Shane Hansard, Dean Selman, and Ron Ballensky. Middle Row: Pam Kreider, Jodi Phipps, Rosene Lehner, Jole Williams, Dianna Willis, and Mimi Bateman. Front Row: Michelle Galla, Tina Moberly, Laura Olson, Patty Graham, Debbie Graham, and Lori West. 85 THIRTY -NINE JOIN PEP CLUB 86 GIRL’S ELECT DEANNA CAPTALN Right To Left: Coach Lee Deming, Lori West, joie Williams, Sheila Whiteside, Jean Ady, Holly Billing, Cindy Hager, Francine West, Deanna Stanton, Melody Milroy, Rosene Lehner, Pam Kreider, and Jenny Murnion. 88 89 This page is sponsored by RYANS GROCERY COLD STORAGE 90 SENIORS Deanna Stanton Cindy Hager Francine West Jenny Murnion Deanna Stanton: Captain Rosene Lehner: Most Improved Francine West: Best Defense Sheila Whiteside: Best Defense AND Honorable Mention All Conference 91 FOOTBALL 1981 Back Row: Ass't Coach Bob Hayes, Ray Hageman, Mike Losinski, Kirk Beckett, Shane Hansard, Dean Rogge, Coach Dave Kloker, Front Row: Brandon Sprague, Perry Mumion, Dean Clark, Mark Colvin, Dean Uthaug, Glen Gould, Loren Spillum, Grant Guptill, Lee Billing. 92 This page Is sponsored by PIONEER GARAGE 93 Senior Players: Top Row-Kirk Beckett, Shane Harbaugh, Steve MacDonald, Glen Gould, Bottom Row: Mike Losinski, Ray Hageman, Shane Hansard, Dean Rogge. 94 Steve MacDonald, Captain MVP Offense. Shane Harbaugh, Captain and most inspirational. Mike Losinski, Head hunter and the Rotten Orange shirt. Grant Guptill, Most improved. 95 This page is sponsored by FOSTER JORDAN DRUG SPIRIT LEADERS OF 1981-82 October 10, Homecoming football and girl's basketball games were play- ed against Hysham. During half-time of the football games the Homecoming candidates were announced: SENIORS Shane Harbaugh and Jean Rogge, JUNIORS Less Billing and Penny Rob- erts, SOPHOMORES Stewart McWil- liams and Colleen Boyce, FRESHMAN Dean Clark and Tammy Phipps. The King and Queen were SEN- IORS Shane Harbaugh and Jean Rog- ge. FOOTBALL AND GIRL'S BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Penny Roberts, Lavonne Coldwell, Laura Olson, Katrina Phipps, and Cindy Gregg. This page is sponsored by FARMER'S UNION B-SQUAD Top: Melodie Milroy. Middle Row: Holly Billing, and Rosene Lehner. Bottom: Lori West. A-SQUAD Front to Back: Laura Olson, Deanna Stanton, Carol Ritter, and Lavonne Coldwell. 97 Jordan Mustangs Shoot For The Top C-Squad: Coach Bob Hayes, Grant- Gup- till, Dean Clark , Mitchell Loomis, Bruce Fellman, John Saylor, Mark Colvin, Larry Baker, Clint Thomas, Sam Murnion, Dean Uthaug, and Roger Chamberlin. A-Squad: Coach Lee Deming, Assistant Coach Bob Hayes, Steve MacDonald, I Billing, Carson Buffington, Ray Hageman, Fred Murnion, Ron Ballensky, Shane Hansara, Charles Phipps, Shane Harbaugh, Loren Spillum, and Dave Fogle B-Squad: Coach Bob Hayes, Jay Murnion, Tom Stanton, Stewart McWilliams, Terry YV'irr, Perry Murnion, Mike Wilson, Dave Spencer, and Dean Selman 99 100 101 22 FORM THE DERBY DELUSION Back Row; Myrna Phipps, Diane Kibler, Tina Moberly, Cindy Hager, Penny Robert's, Jean Rogge, and Holly Bill- ing. Middle Row; Katrina Phipps, Tammy Phipps, Colleen Boyce, Jo Dee Isaacs, Melodie Milroy, Rosene Lehner, and Francine West. Front Row; Pam Kreider, Lori West, Jole Williams, Patty Graham, Laura Olson, Sandra Barclay, and Sheila Whiteside. Not pictured; Deanna Stanton. 102 103 RODEO CLUB Back Row, left to right: Dean Rogge, Carson Buffington, Perry Murnlon, Steve MacDonald, and Jay Murnion. Front Row, left to right: Dean Clark, Clint Thomas, Jenny Murnion, Pam Kreider, Jole Williams, and Cindy Hager. CROSS COUNTRY Dan Fellman, the only participant in Cross Country Track for Garfield County High School, did very well this year and certainly made the school very proud of him. Not only did Dan do well in regular meets, but he placed seventh at the State meet in Great Falls. This page is sponsored by DALE FELLMAN FEEDS DAN TAKES | SEVENTH AT STATE 104 KATRINA HEADS STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council members this year are: Katrina Phipps, President; Holly Billing, Vice-President; Jo Dee Isaacs, Secretary - Treasurer; Dave Fogle, Senior Representa- tive; Nora Drew and Fterry Mumion, Junior Representatives; Loren Spillum and Wanda O'Connor, Sophomore Representatives; and Sam Mumion and Sheila Whiteside,Fresh- man Representatives. Mr. Dallum was the sponsor this year. Student Council sponsored a number of activities this year including: ping-pong pictures taken by National School Studios, a Spaghetti Chili Dinner, Winter Formal, a Valentine's dance, and Carnival. They also gave out popcorn at the movie, Xanadu, which was shown at the high school before Christmas Vacation. This page Is sponsored by NICKOLAS C. MURNION 106 FHA HOLDS DISTRICT CONVENTION The Jordan FHA Chapter held the District Convention at Garfield County High School this year. There were about one hundred people in attendance. Some highlights of the convention were skits done by the var - ious chapters, a skit by the Blackfoot Home Demonstration Club, and the Jordan chapter winning the FHA Spirit Jug. There were also some short seminars in the afternoon. This year the FHA installation dinner was held in the park. The officers are: Deanna Stanton, President; Holly Billing, Vice- President; Carol Ritter, Secretary-Treasurer; Lavonne Coldwell, Parliamentarian; Sandra Barclay, Reporter; and Diane Kibler, Histo- rian. FHA sold fruit again this year in co- ordination with the Drill Team. They also sponsored an Activity Night for grade school and high school students. Students were given the option of playing ping-pong, bowling, and various other activities. 108 Ill Remuda means WORKING Monday nights Editor-Carol Ritter Business Manager-Debbie Green Secretary-Jo Dee Isaac Staff-Charles Phipps, Diane Kibler, Lavonne Coldwell, Dan Fellman, Darrell Willis, Glenn Gould, Patty Graham, Marilyn Nelson, Kevin Wright and Mareta Brusett (Sponsor) 112 GREEN EDITS SAGA 114 SAGA STAFF: Debbie Green, Editor; Carol Ritter, Assistant Editor; Mareta Brusett, Sponsor; Lori West, Gina Rick- wartz, Student Teacher; Jole Williams, Dan Fellman, Kevin Wright, Fran West, Jo Dee Isaacs and Jack Burgess. i 4 . 115 PHIPPS WINS BEEF COOK-OFF Top picture; Beef Cook Off Left to right-.Mimi Bateman, Sandra Bar- clay(third place), Jean Ady, Diana Willis,Colleen Boyce,Myma Phipps (first place)April Trumbo(second place), Jole' Williams, Katrina Phipps, Pam Kreider,Sheila Whiteside Lazy Letters Sales and Service Office Machines Miles City, MT 116 FREDERICK C. (FREDDIE) MORTON GENERAL AGENT ROUTE I. BOX 3IO-A MILES CITY. MONTANA 89301 PHONE: (408) 232-2141 OR (408) 232-4381 C R Garfield Cleaners Abstract Professional Dry Cleaners Title Insurance Abstracts Miles City Plaza Ph. 232-1445 Fhuline Abarr Miles City, MT 557-2757 Dale W. Enghusen Insurance Safes Representative 116 North 7th Miles CIty MT Bus: 232-3176 Res: 232-3168 Auto-Fire-Life Truck AD SALESMEN: Back Row - Charles Phipps, Jack Burgess, Diane Kibler, John Cold we 11, Michelle Galla. Front Row - Kevin Wright, Jo Dee Isaacs, Debbie Green, Lavonne Coldwell, Patty Graham, Carol Ritter. Pacific Iron Steel Miles City, MT Coast to Coast 818 Main Miles City, MT Sfieckter's Furniture 508 Main Miles City, MT C C DISTRIBUTORS Alvin, Dale, and Richard Clark Mac Porter Phone . 557-2217 STANTON We haul all kinds of grain. GRAIN EBERT STANTON Miles City Packing Co. Serving Eastern Montana for 35 years MILES CITY, MT f)omC4k j. m. McDonald co. If It's Fashion Today, McDonald's Had It Yesterday 604 MAIN STREET MILES CITY. MONTANA 59301 PHONE: (406) 232 4324 117 RANCHER’S BAR YOU'VE TRIED THE REST- THIS IS THE BEST! VI KRIEDER KARL'S HELL CREEK MARINA Cabins, Boat Docks and Boats For Rent Karl Evelyn Hinther 557-2345 HIGH SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS TOP: Vem Pluhar, George Hageman, John Dallum, Joe Murnion BOTTOM: Betty Johnson, Evelyn Ritter, Betty Lou Weeding, Jack Murnion Feed, Livestock, Grain, Fertilizer Jordan, MT BRANDING IRON BAR, SUPPER CLUB ROOMS Home of the 6 o'clock drink HELL CREEK BAR Come Have A Devil Of A Time With- Ansel Patsy Krum 118 For All Your Insurance Needs See Jordan Insurance Service G RFIELDz y I COUNTY BANK lotdan, y 9 Lentanti Your Friendly Home Owned Full Service Bank Member FDIC 557-2201 GRADE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS TOP: Bruce Thomas, Bob O’Conner, Gary Peterson, JohnDallum BOTTOM: Karen Ady, Virginia Murnion, Jackie Cuney Garfield County Boarding Home Annabelle M. Cameron Clothing Sewing Needs for the whole family, THE MURNIONS JORDAN, MT We haul everything! 119 Horizon Equipment Where Service Has A Meaning Miles City,MT 59301 c'Joy[in ± ion For The Woman With A Little More To Love Miles City,MT Miles City Laundry DryOleaners Rental Linen Miles City, MT Ph. 232-2240 1981 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM k Flotation Sleep Specialists Miles City,MT Slav I? el mans C1 Vl alf OLIVE MOTOR INN AND HOTEL Lounge: and Dining Room DOWNTOWN MILES CITY, MONTANA Hank Ot Lois Buelow 4O0-232-24SO BIG SKY PHARMACY Miles City, MT 59301 LYLE NELSON Fort Peck, MT JOHN STOCKHILL JEWELERS Miles City, Mt. BRANDING IRON ROOMS Louis and Raella Allen Jordan, MT 120 f fe: Beacon Carter Service BOYD’S BOOT AND SADDLE Modern Tire Store Propane-Gasoline-Diesel Fuel Farm Delivery is our specialty. Miles City,MT 500 Main Miles City, Mt.59301 Rodeo Equip. Headquarters Authorized Tandy Leather Dealers ASKIN WELL SUPPLY P. O. BOX 694 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 232-2449 Wetrol Submersible Pumps Repair Service Complete Pressure System Windmills Now Available: Repair Parts For Duplex Pump Jacks Plains and MILES CITY Prairie FORD Implement LINCOLN Ph. 232-4355 BROADUS HWY. SOUTH P.O.BOX 758 MILES CITY, MT ALLIS CHALMERS MERCURY Miles City,MT Ph. 232-1280 121 MF Massey Ferguson Eissinger Equipment Savage Ford Inc. P.O. BOX 366 CIRCLE, MONTANA 59215 PHONE (406) 485-2751 STEIGER TRACTORS i: KRAUSE VERSATILE FRIGGSTAD CHISEL PLOWS Circle HARDWARE v____________ LOBERG HEATING AND COOLING Don and Joyce Schriver Ph.485-2060 Circle Mt. P. O. BOX 145 CIRCLE PHONE 405-2421 CORNER Circle, Mt. Ph. 485-2440 RED LOBERG HOME PHONE 485-2244 BILL. LOBERG HOME PHONE 485-3630 One and Two Main BAR Circle, Montana Ph.485-9471 122 ECONO LUMBER J. D. Murnion Sons Trucking Inc. For all your building needs-we specialize in farm agriculture buildings. TERRY RITTER-MANAGER JORDAN, MONTANA COOKS: Patsy Clark, Rose Schlenker, Elayne Hinther CUSTODIANS: Lance Peeler, Joe Godla MILES CITY LIVESTOCK CENTER JOHNIE'S CAFE across from the train depot GLASGOW VALLEY DRUG GLASGOW LES’S BEAUTY SHOP JORDAN 1620 West Main JORDAN ELECTRIC WHITLOW STEEL GLASGOW, MONTANA 1 i [ Lewistown, MT 59457 ■ommunity (406 538-7431 Chiropractic J enter Dr. Donald R. Hecht D.C., P. MIDWAY BAR I CIRCLE, MONTA NA Jordan Gladys Stanton Dayle Hains GLADSTONE HOTEL AND MOTEL CIRCLE, MONTANA Shoe Shop Jordan, MT C 123 Sagebrush Motel Newland Construction LITTLE BIG MEN duper motel Vaughn Norma MdtEL PAUL AND ADLINE BUNKE Dirt work of any POWDER RIVER DEEP PAN PIZZA Miles City,MT kind 557-2835 or 557-2829 Downtown Miles City Title I Program: Susan Thomas, Jane Wille, Jeanette Thomas, Bob Southern. 0. S tyctaAC For all your Earth Moving and Dirt Work see L.O. Engdahl Frontier Drive Inn Open 10 am - 10 pm seven days a week Bob Laurel O'Connor Ph: 557-2382 Jack’s Body Shop 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE AUTO GLASS INSTALLED COMPLETE BODY REPAIR Phone 232-1661 623 NORTH 7th MILES CITY, MT 59301 YOU BEND'EM WE MEND 'EM 124 TZwM £ T EBF' L.P. Anderson Water Well Drilling and Repair Co., Inc Phone: 232-1949 P. Anderson Supply Co. 'lhcZ ' 220 North 12th P. O. Box 190 Miles City MT Mil I S CITY, MONTANA 59301 JncTiOH | JORDAN ELEMENTARY STAFF- Back Row: Bruce Thomas, Margaret Nelson, Cathy Mumion, Joe Godla, Middle Row: Bob Hayes, George Young, Pat Southern, Helen Godla, Diane Hooker, Jane Wille. Sitting: Janet Middleton, Lance Beeler, Carol Umland, Susan Thomas, Susan Hageman, Jackie Currey, Margaret Gibson. (406) 232 4307 Moodie Implement CUSTOM HEATING SHEET METAL LICENSED HEATING COOLING CONTRACTOR Box 819 Lewistown, Montana Co. 59457 BILL JENSEN HIWAY 12 EAST Owner MILES CITY. MT 59301 125 CIRCLE EXXON SERVICENTER Bulk gasoline, diesel and propane Circle, Montana Kester School: Rhonda Gagnon Joe Gagnon LaVern Gagnon Brett Coldwell Van Norman School: Candy Bollinger, Corey Bollinger, Chuck Kerr, Luke Mumion, Cody Bollinger, Kara Kerr, Lori Mumion, Kam Burgess 1 3 A m H iNr y r lb-y Ernst’s Colvin Concrete ALL Complete Super YOUR Market plus CONCRETE NEEDS Mini Mall 557-6280 Circle, Montana Jordan, Montana 485-2680 Scottie Homes, Inc. Northeastern Montana’s No. 1 Manufactured housing dealer GLASGOW, MONTANA Garfield Hotel and Motel Bud and Charlene Pilcher ______ owners 126 Curtiss Repair, Inc. Auto—Tractor Parts—Tools—Equipment Automotive Wholesale—HYD Hose —Fitting —Filters Phone 485-2582 CIRCLE MONTANA Flat Creek School: Tony Twitchell, Michael Twitchell, Troy Twitchell, Travis Twitchell. cPc ,i 9 U y7c QojJa £1 Corscadden Steel Construction GLASGOW, MONTANA 59230 Traveler’s Inn BAR, MOTEL, AND RESTAURANT Sally Gehringer, Manager Circle, Montana Benzien School: David Emineth, Kent South, Casey Clark, Cody Witt, Misty Kibler, Kristy South, Hans Witt, Nicole Holzwarth. Miles City, Montana Grain Buying Feed Cleaning Treating FARM RANCH Feavey l?7 First Bank MilesCity WORKING TOGETHER First National Bank Member First Bank System 232-0280 602 Pleasant St. AGENCY Our 45th Year Lund Farmer’s FLOOR COVERING Implement Union SERVICE Case Elevators 1509 Main at the Underpass New Holland Steamrolling Ftelleting Carpeting Draperies ®0X Heston Linoleum Grain Ceramic Tile Circle, MT MILES CITY Circle Brockway, MT Miles City Appliance T.V. Sound 511 Main Street Miles City , Mt, 59301 (406) 232-2361 Dave Thompson, Sales Rich Kransky, Service Cohagen Grade School: Grades 5-8 Back Row - Chris C Green, Teri Clauson, Cliff Schlepp, Earl Goddard, McWilliams, Justin Pluhar, Mike Williams, Michael Green 128 FISCHER’S STORAGE TRANSFER, INC. [40P £UPPGR CLUB S LOUNGE Located at El Cor Del Lanes 2 miles west on hiway 2 Phone 228-2393 p. o. BOX 31, GLASGOW, MONTANA 59230 Glasgow, Montana COHAGEN SCHOOL: Grades 1-4 Back Row - Danny Williams, Steve Erlenbusch, Ray Williams. Don Goddard, Miss Ann Glowny. Front Row-Lori Beckett, Jeffery Fluhar, Waylyn Fluhar, Pat Erlenbusch. ME Honcnn 740 2ndave. s 1 lcxllowll GLASCOW, MT PHONE: 228-8401 Campbell Lodge FIRST NATIONAL BANK Congratulations Graduating Seniors COMPLETE BODY, PAINT GLASS REPAIR’S “Perfect Match” Paint Jobs — “Like New” Body Work I 334 3 Ave. south i Glasgow, MT 59230 || 406-228-9328 RUSTIC LODGE Jim and Judy Stegmierer, Owners Judy Bilger, Mgr. PHONE (406) 228-2451 700 1st AVE. NORTH GLASGOW, MONTANA 59230 129 B Supply Jack Brooks 705 1 st Ave. North Glasgow, MT 59230 THE BIG SKY COUNTRY N ILIE Glasgow, Montana 59230 1240 Radio 1 00.1 on Fm dial Malta, Montana 59538 BIG DRY SCHOOL: Misty Mumlon Mathew Jackson Denise Linford Travis Davenport Jenny Dutton Andy Davenport Amber Davenport Berry Dutton Mary Dutton Ronnie Guesanburu Glasgow Vet s J Greenhouse Floral Animal health GLASGOW, MT DALE PLUMBING HEATING MIKE DALE 306 1st AVE., NO. BUS. 228-8245 GLASGOW, MT. 59230 RES. 228-2106 equipment specialists Glasgow, MT 228-9313 228-8259 Flowers, Plants Wire Service Ereaux and Associates home owners Insurance mony FIRE BLUE CROSS HAIL 618 - 2ND AVENUE SOUTH AUTO GLASGOW, MONTANA 59230 COMMERCIAL PHONE (406) 228-4319 130 (jllaSQOW Bob Fjeldheim, Owner Manager 228 -1588 J°e Wilson, Field Representative 654-1189 I [i, � � ,! � A| Jim Lawrence, Field Representative 228-9083 LIVeSTOCK vCHbL Arliss Murch, Office Manager 228-2290 Sales Co. auctioneers Fritz Hoppe, Rick Stahl, Del Strommen P. O. BOX 329 Glasgow, Montana 59230 406-228-9306 © ft V, © f ft ft! SAND SPRINGS SCHOOL: Top Row - Brenda Thomas, ievi Landers, Ed Kreider. Bottom Row - Casey Thomas, Travis Landers, Kim Kreider. CAT CREEK SCHOOL: Jeana Issacs, Jana Issacs. Circle Furniture Give a Lane yjx Love Chest Circle, MT Ph: 485-3344 W.E. (Woody) Hawkinson 1 406) 485-3495 Home (406) 485-3670 Pehlke’s Furniture Your Family Furniture Store 524 2nd Ave.S. Glasgow,MT First Security Bank We're All The Bank You'll Ever Need Glasgow, MT Feavey Glasgow,MT FEED,FERTILIZER, AG CHEMICALS, LIVESTOCK HANDLING EQUIPMENT, EATON GRAIN BINS,ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS 131 BLACKFOOT SCHOOL Teacher Joy Wilmoth Back Row Ebert Stanton Nathan Saylor Jana Loomis Jenny Loomis Front Row Stacy Wilmoth Mark Merlak Hind Pocket This is: J.C. PENNEY Your Levi Store 1907 Main Miles City, MT Retail Ph. 232-1431 Catalog Ph. 232-4110 819 Main St. Miles City, MT ’SHOES We want you to stand on our reputation. Miles City,MT Crystal If ffhPistOl 6 55)! Miles City, MT Ph. 232-9875 Mark Lynn Kron 132 OBJ of Photography 707 Main-P.O.Box 1256 Miles City, MT Phone: 232-2611 OS--- chi cken-Steaks-Seafood es City,MT Ph. 232-9999 5 n i - i PINE GROVE SCHOOL Clayton Phipps Emmalou Loomis Wendy Stanton Jason Phipps Bottom Row; Billy Ryan Jennifer Stanton Beth Phipps FIRST”! CITIZENS H BANK S � m= mmam-mx citv Plaza Shopping Center Phone (406) 232-5590 HIWAY 12 FURNITURE % CARPET WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM same quality at discount prices Route 1 — Box 104 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 0 CHAPIN'S DRUG STORE Katie Mae and Alden M. BERGLAND Fountain and Gift Supplies Circle, MT Ladies Fashions for All Sizes Main Street Miles City, MT Star Printing Supply ♦ RED ROCK SPORTING GOODS ButirwM Loop 1-94 EM Phone 406 232-2716 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 Your Photographic Headquarters Gifts, Hallmark Cards Wedding Invitations 13 N.6th St. Miles City,MT iUqqA CamsAa and 9nc. 133 J.E. Graves BUY - SELL - CLEAN - ALFALFA - GRASS SEEDS Funeral Home Henry Bernard Marty Lawrenz Cenex Seed Plant Yellowstone Valley P.O. Box 956 Miles City, Montana 59301 ESTABLISHED 1923 BILL GAMBLE 1806 Main-Miles City,MT Manager TELEPHONES Bus.: 232-4760 Res.: 232-0083 JORDAN GRADE SCHOOL: Carol Umland- Secretary, Bruce Thomas- Principal National Farmers Union I U Insurance Companies Fred Wacker Agency Inc. Bus. Ph. 232-1111 1413 Mai n Street Miles City, MT Auto, Farm, Home, Life , and Health Miles City Plaza Open 7 Days A Week OSCO DRUG IS YOUR EVERYTHING STORE Friendliest Staff-Super Selection 134 C R CLEANERS (pAD$QAAwnal OhLj. CharWiA MILES CITY PLAZA PHONE 232-1445 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 Squire Shop Miles City, Montana MANGEN’S ELECTRIC INC. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Stallard Dent Miles City, Montana MOTOR REPAIR (406) 232-3682 PIERRE (PETE) MANGEN President P. O. BOX 351 1620 MAIN ST. MILES CITY. MONTANA 59301 C OuAutcH ROUTE 1 - BOX 2299 PHONE (406) 232-1563 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 GEORGE A. GIERKE S-teAtendon Q) anA funeral JKome Miles City,MT Yellowstone Grade 8: Tree- Damon Mallo, Sparky Ross, Tony Phipps, Jay Selman, Chad O’Connor, Paul Buffington, Merl Phipps, George Ady. Standing- Mr. George Young, Glenda Irons, Kara dark, Mona Gallinger, Maribeth McKfeever. Sitting- Kim Wilson, Darla Stanton. PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Bill’s Marine Cycle Shop Miles City, Montana MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 Valley Motor Supply Miles City, Montana Dispatch, Inc. (406) 232-4349 135 Randall Lumber Equipment DRAWER 220 • JAiLES CITY, MONTANA 59301 Complete line of building materials and furniture FIRST SECURITY BANK TRUST Tlu PiiaMtty P. O. Box 250 Miles City, Montana 59301 Telephone: (406) 232-3620 peon's MEAT SERVICE 713 Knight Street Miles City, Montana 59301 232-3556 DAVE ATKINSON LEON SHIPMAN Mac’s Red Rock Frontier- Village land Inc. Motel -Cafe-Curios P.o. BOX 399 MILES CITY, Cocktail Lounge MODULAR 8 Supper Club MOBILE HQML Ph. 232-4030 HESSTON Miles City,MT NEW HOLLAND MILES AND ULMER For Top Quality Hardware Products Miles City,MT Grade 7: Back Row- Brem Fellman, Tracy Milxoy, Shan Whiteside, Kyle Phipps, Ray Mumion, Tim Phipps, Victor Ady, Mr. Robert Hayes. Front Row- Sherlie Hains, Mindy Olson, Dee lee Mallo, Gina FitzGerald, Loma Krum, Lisa FitzGerald, Mega Sprague.___________________________________________ 136 Grade 6: Back Row - Cody Clark, Greg Hellyer, Lee Mumion, Ed Mumion, Andy Spencer, Tony 0 Connor, Edward Ady, Brian Iteterson. Front Row- Kim Davenport, Lisa Buffington, Tammy Kerr, Alberta Mumion, Shavon Hooker, Julie Baker, Jennifer Wilson, Mrs. Helen Godla. Motor Service Inc. P.O. Box 1217 809 Bridge Street MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 IKMCE Pioneers in Ladies Fashions since 1 900 Miles City,MT Rei|itftkU Miles City,MT Airport Inn Family Food Fun Miles City, MT WOODEN NICKEL YlZZA 38StjH Pizza Beer Lunches, Steaks, Seafood Circle, Montana JERRY DOEDEN President DON GUNTHER General Manager DOEDEN CONSTRUCTION CO. READY MIX CONCRETE WASHED SANDS GRAVEL ALL KINDS OF EXCAVATING Office: 406-232-1400 Mobile: 232-4065 Box 1297 Miles City, Montana 59301 Log Cabin Bar Miles City, MT 137 Glasgow Implement Dealers Assn. ■ FARM EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. I77T3 ZERBE BROTHERS VALLEY IMPLEMENT CO., INC. MARKLE'S IMPLEMENT TOWN RANCH SERVICENTER Grade 5: Mis. Cathy Mumion, Andrea Krikorian, Lucy Mumion, Lindsay Uthaug, Clyde Phipps, Wayne Shawver, Joe Vollmer, Kim Wright. Clansman Cafe DAILY SPECIALS Dennis Russell, manager GLASGOW, EARL’S BODY SHOP MT campers frame repair furniture auto PIPPIN MOTEL upholstering Highway 2 East Glasgow. Montana 59230 1 -4-06-228-9303 JOE CONNIE SEE INDOOR HEATED POOL OWNERS TELEPHONE 228-2409 ROUTE 1 - 455 GLASGOW, MONTANA 59230 NE Montana's only Young at Heart Boutique Glasgow, MT 138 %e o s e V e 01 ° o ? MARKLE’S INC. DOWNTOWN GLASGOW Furniture-228-401 2 INDOOR POOL Ph: 228-4341 Oil House-228-4641 Hardware-228-9367 CARL AND NORMA DIX Glasgow, MT Grade 4: Back Row- Mrs. Diane Hooter, Lori Fellman, Mindy Ross, Michelle Ady, Jacinda Frost, Jeanne Hartloff, Krista Wright, Cinda Phipps. Front Row - Shawn Hooter, Tyler Mumion, Scott Peeler, Denim Hellyer, Rex Phipps, Ray Doate___________________________________________________________________________ ELLETSON’S D G Sports Western H QotcHovCg R.V. TRAILER SALES SERVICE ffi QOQQ6 XM 810 0 ,N GLASGOW Glasgow. Montana Eugene's Pizza 59230 Town Country Furniture 1406) 228-8600 Glasgow Bakery ART Cll-Z LARRVtade Glasgow, MT 139 . i - Vit I 94 South Haynes _ Miles City, MT ( Open 24 Hours Lumber, Hardware,and Building Supplies Miles City,MT restaurants THE HOME OF THE ORIGINAL GUARANTEED STEAK Grade3: Back Row - Eric FitzGerald, Casey Fteterson, Adam Zaborowski, Reg Hageman, Kathy Ciemer. Front Row- Joanna Gibson, Amy McKeever, Monica Drew, Stacie Krum, Mrs. Pat Southern. T Supply, Inc. Quality Always Farm Ranch Supplies 2415 Main Miles City, MT Ph. 232-3422 Box 1235 Miles City,MT MELODY SHOP A COMPLETE MUSIC STORE Miles City, MT 140 Miles City Production Credit Association Conlin’s Buckboard Furniture Inn Serves Agricultural Needs In Garfield County 515 Pleasant Miles City, MT 1-800-332-5080 Phone 406-232-3550 P.O. Box 1765 Miles City, Montana 59301 902 S. Haynes Ave, Miles City, MT C.R. Anthony The Store That Serves You Better and Saves You More. 709 Main Street Miles City, Montana Grade 2; Back Row- Shannon Hageman, Roberta O'Connor, Jocelyn Dallum, Deanna Montgomery. Middle Row- Mrs. Margret Nelson Donna Whiteside, Joye Mumion, Rena McKeever, Tracey Stanton. Front Row - Gary Bollinger, Scott Ross, Kenni Ryan, Justin Phipps. MULLEN REALTY REALTORS 801 S. Haynes Ave. Miles City,MT 141 Peavey Grain Buying Gas Oil Feed Cleaning Treating Circle, MT Circle Husky Service and Circle Trailer Court Bulk Gas Diesel, Tires, Batteries, 24 hr. Towing Service-AAA Farm Bureau Dealer-Ph. 485-3645 Circle, MT Len and Harvey Kuntz McCONE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Serving Circle Jordan Richey Live Better Electrically It’s more than a meal ” It’s a TREAT! ” Circle, MT Bond’s Cash Market'IUM Cobra CB Radios Whirlpool Appliances RCA Home Entertainment Brockway, MT Grade 1: Back Row - Callie Giegg, Nicole Mumion, Telisa Williams, Rhonda Fitzgerald, Sara Hayes, Kista Johnson, Mrs. Susan Hageman, Shannel Robinson. Front Row- Curtis Kerr, Michael Krikorian, Luke Kloker, John O'Connor, Ryan Deming, Joe Ross, Toby Dallum. 142 ROLANDSON IMPLEMENT imiv nirm Kindergarten: Back Row - Deana Gregg, Dixie Stanton, Amber Fteeler, Dina Shawver, Travis Spang, Jenille Turner, Aaron Hageman, Zane Allen. Front Row - Jeremy Johnston, Tanya Hensleigh, Jaci Uthaug, Abe Mumion, Tony Stanton, Jodi Stanon, Wayne Stanton, and Mrs. Margaret Gibson. lib Montana Bank of Circle, N. A. Circle, Montana 59215 (406) 485-3334 Mid-Riuers Telephone Cooperatiue,lnc. 106 Second Avenue South, Circle, Montana 59215 143 Kirk Beckett- In a mansion in Beverly Hills. Mike Bibeau - Living in the New York Slums. Carson Buffington- Living like a millionaire in Texas. Jack Burgess - In a penthouse in Hawaii. John Coldwell- Only God knows where.. Lavonne Coldwell- In Hawaii with Tom Selleck. Dan Fe liman- Living in man - sions in Hawaii, England, Mos- cow , and Washington D. C. Dave Fogle- Living in a two- story house in Beverly Hills. Jim Gibbs - W or lung in the U. S. Capitol Building. Glen Gould - In Germany or anywhere else except Montana. Debbie Green- Living in Mon- Ray Hageman- Living on a beach in California. Cindy Hager - Somewhere in the U. S. Shane Hansard - Somewhere in the Universe. Shane Harbaugh- Living on a small island inhabited by beautiful blonde women. Jo Dee Isaacs - In Garfield County. Mike Losinski- Somewhere in a mansion. Steven MacDonald- In my billionaire's mansion. Fred Mumion- In a mansion in Japan. Jenny Mumion- In Washington D.C. June Nelson- In Spokane, Wash- ington. Laura Olson- California. Katrina Phipps - Beginning my tour of Europe. Carol Ritter- Washington D. C., in the White House. Dean Rogge - On the ranch at Sand Springs. Jean Rogge - I think in Montana and prooably still in Garfield County. Charlene Saylor - In San Diego. Clyde Shawver-Somewhere in the mountains in my penthouse on 5th Avenue. Deanna Stanton- In Bozeman, Montana. Francine West - In Germany. Darrell Willis - I will most like - ly be living in Washington. tana. 144 • 'V '• X ; •- • .•? ? --------- V'X ; : •' • . ’' -X. ” t 'V , ' ‘ '. •• yT ' W' . • •• : ' •'•%:•■ V • jt x —. iV; „ V; rv.' a - ; x- . —' 1 . 'T '$T % -::' ' -'‘ ‘,X- -■■ --aJ • V '. . ' 'S :vr- ?■' . £ -X - : - _ x '- • ;' -'r .. ’“,