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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

DeUdous «ad R fr««hing Aurirey Guuti 11 mmiuniniiniin.iim - Alumni 1917 ........ Hazel Mabcn Ethel Thomas 1918 ........... Clayton Farrington Mabel Johnson Carl Wellman Lcland Wellman Hazel Winfield 1919 ........... Georgia Hampton Hattie Standard Dean Thornton 1920 ........... Florenoe Farrington Sara Maben Mary Murphy Wilbur Thomas Tommy White 1921 ........... Ralph Campbell Gladys Frazier Evelyn Harvey Francis Mather Emma Turner Ruby Winfield 1922 ........ Bruce Cole Banford Counts Nora Os bom Velma fhrish Alfred Showalter 1923 ............ Cecley Alexander Delpha Brown Frank Foster Lin Keener Nora Keener Jack Murphy Leona Osborn Ward Thornton Glen Wilm 1924 ...... Cecil Badgley John Bums Lee Childers Harry Foster Charles Garber Charles Harvey Lloyd Kite Milo Lahn Clifford Miller Lillian Murphy Margaret Parish 1925 ......... Albert Childers Grant Donaldson Mountervllle Hash Blanche Messier Anthony Murphy Louise M. Nickey Bessie Norman Floyd Osborn Mary fcrge Ruth farish Milton Schrank Clyde Tripp 1926 ...... Flora Brown Freida Helm Ella Hooker Inez Kathman Mary Kenny Kermit Kramer Joseph Mickus Corinne Neiter Ruth Viall Ethel Wagner 1927 ...... Elizabeth Barrett Helen Campbell Coy Childers Beryl Edwards Margie Feliman Philip Fellman Helen Haley Shirley Haley Joseph Murphy Vivienne Nault Rufiis Oliver Claribel Saylor Bunel Stinebaugh Lloyd Stinebaugh Frances Swanser John Twitchcll 1928 ...... Robert Beard Alan Campbell Arlcen Engdahl Doris Hcndersliott Maxine Hubbard Dorothy Kramer Ella Shook Dorothy Taylor John Tripp 1929 ------ Marie Anderson Jean Armbruster Ethel Barrett Donald Bass Waldo Bentley Virginia Campbell Vemicc Childers Alma Dage Ryby Edwards Margaret Farrington Edwin Fellman Grace Graham Alice Grant Harold Kellogg Arlie Markley Thelma Mason Azelea Norman Helen Osborn Violet Osborn Sophia Pfeifer Ben Sowle Bernice Thomas Helen Wheeler Rose 11a Wiseman 1930 ...... Eleanor Baker Mildred Beard Gladys Euell Melba Hay Lillian Hendershott Lillis Hendershott John Hubbard Daniel Kenny May Markley Florenoe Mickus Edgar Riley Dick Saylor Woodrow Saylor Glen Viall James Winfield Rita Witt 1931 ............ Delpha Bascom Viola Baugatz Vera Dage Clara Dercnburger Marlowe Ewy Kenneth. Fannon Anna Hawkins Margaret Joyce Jean Kerr Jeff Lee Ruth O'Coiinor Frances Saylor Dorothy Stand ley Florenoe Strasburg Floyd Tollefson, Jr. Lavem Wilson Marvin Witt 1932 ............ fearl Baugatz Margaret Benson Glen Childers Gussie Childers Carol De niger Irene De niger Rearl Graham June Harvey Margurite Hubbard Anna Ken Mamie McKeever Velma Osborn Joyce Helps LeRoy Spcacklin Sterling West Ida Zlegele 1933 ............ Dorothy Campbell Leonard Hallberg Raul Hensleigh Gardner Hubbard Grace MaxweU Jessie Merwin Clell O'Connor Dan Saylor Dorothy Sensiba Kathryn Sorenson Elsie Wheatcroft 1934 ............ Robert Crane Lois De niger Hazel Drennen Winifred Edwards Richard Gibson Bernice Grant Floyd Hagcman Florence Hallberg Lyle Hensleigh Margaret Hewitt Waneita Jones Alice KJLbler Fred Kibler, Jr. Oleta Kite John MacDonald Phyllis McKeever Kenneth Robertson Edna Tripp Carl Uthaug Fredrick Walker Shirley West La Re 11c Wickersham Kenneth Wilson 1935........ Rut he Billing Dorothea Davis Mabel Dory Ruba Euell Irene Fogle LaVina Garthofner Rpbert. Gibson Harold Hageman Jewell Highland Mildred Highland Louise Laipple Howard Leuschen Frank McKeever John Mu mi on Elvin Osbom Walter Presser John Saylor Eleanor Schlenker 1936 ...... Agnes Baugatz Lucille Edwards Tom Harvev Gilbert Hoxmer Ffeggy Huston Marjorie Kellogg Margaret Leuschen Roy Mart June Merwin Irene Nelson Louise Nelson Moate Newland Lyle O’Connor Donald Phelps Ada Pollard Frank Rainey Ruth Robertson Katherine Saylor Cecil Sjostrom Leo Sjostrom Edith Stinebaugh Esther Stinebaugh Agnes Uthag Thelma Wickersham Georgina Woods 1937 ...... Earl Atchley Hope Bascom Mary Billing Amy Buffington Edith Buffington Virginia Byrd Mary Clark Helen Hallberg Eloise Hastings Kathleen Haughian Elizabeth Hubbard Jack Kirby Agnes Kuntz Clara Kuntz Bernice Leuschen Mary MacDonald Janet Miller Clarke Mu mi on Frieda Otte Edward Saylor Jessie Saylor Forest Spcacklin Shirley Stinebaugh Alvina Sturtz Douglas White Dorothy Wickem Walter Ziegele 1938....... Dora Coulter James Davison Monte Davison Eileen DeBock Joan DeBock Joseph Fiedler Esther Fisher Vernon Fogle Esther Golnlk Lyonors Grant Raymond Grant Richard Umbert George Mickus Opal Monson Fem Nelson Lura Nelson George Hensleigh Bob Highland Ruth Kellogg Vaughn Newland George Otte Paula Otte Samuel Pollard James Purcell Katherine Robertson Hilda Rogge Alice Tripp Flora Whitmer Gail Wickem Phyllis Winfield Mary Viall 1939 ...... Alma Baugatz Wilbur Buffington Richard Burgess VemoQ Byrd James Calk Marilee Calk Eugene Davenport Roy Edsall, Jr. Richard Frady Louise Hageman Verna Haw kins on Woodrow Haw kins cn Gordon Hinther Salley Grey Hubbard Carol Huston Tillie Jacobson Hazel Jardan Lucille Kibler Betty Ann King Joseph Koelbl Gene URogue Nina lervick James Leuschen Ho mar Mart Effle McDonald Jewell O'Coon oc Irving Pollard Joan Reeves Clifford Rogge Clyde Rogge Ramona IWpp Clarence Umland Carol White Frank Wigmote Erma Womble Cathiyn Woods tail ZJecple Rom Ziegele 1940 ...... Bruce Billing Mavis Burgess Viola Coulter Ruby Cox Oeo Davenport Bill Feigel Katherine Fitzgerald Earnest Fogle Orval Frady Wilfred Henderson Elvira Highland Gardner Hauso Uura Johnson Dick Johnston Phyllis Kester Roy Lee Evelyn Lehner Monta Mart Alex Maxwell Mary McPherson Owen Neiter Mary Phelps Mary Purcell Fay Riley Irven Saylor Melba Saylor Robert Singer Carol Swanser Leona Teigen Inez Thomas 1941 ...... Fred Anderson Max Davison Lyle Deniger Iva Jean Frady Bertha Gunderson Marion Hensleigh Douglas Ifctherington Warren Highland Clifford Kpf Clara Koelbl Russell Kreider Mary lee Frank McCay Billy Merlak rfa'rry Merlak Darrell Oakes Donald Ftoue Evelyn Rager Keith Taylor 1942 ...... Lois Coulter Calvin Davenport Kathleen DeBock Lowell Edsall Don Gasser Betty Gibbs LeRoy Gibbs Dorothy Grant William Hensleigh Lenore Hinther Shirley Holland Katherine Kariotis Paul Kariotis Mary Elta Kellogg Treloar Kester Bonnie King Gordon Knuth Daisy Kreider Catherine McRae Ruth Merwin Irene Phelps Roy Stinebaugh Art Ware Robert Wheatcroft Betty Wille Patricia Wigmore 1943 ...... Jean Bowen James Byrd Ellwood Cory William Crull Orson Dutton Glen Edsall Harold Fannon Weston Farrand Kenney Fogle Gerald Gibbs Betty Mae Hensleigh Ida Johnson Georgia Lervick Donald LeUschen Jack Lufborough Rearl Mart Philip Mumion Donald Nelson Irma Nelson Robert Pollard Leone Rowton Stella Rogge Viola Rogge Rose Shawver James Stanton 1944-- ----- Rebecca Calk Kenneth Coulter Ralph Kreider Roy Miller Evelyn Nordahl Ruth Rager Cecil Thomas Roberta Thomas Harry Waltenbaugh Dorothy Watson 1945 ..... Russell Bowen Mary Crull Richard Farrand Eleen Hawkinson Almeada Johnson Irene Leuclien Mary Alice Mu ml on LeRoy Murphy Ruth Ofscedal John Porter June Roberts Leta Row ton Abbie Saylor Florence Singer Donald West 1946 ..... Raymond FJascom Esther Crull Helen Hammond William Helm Melvin Hovcrson Maurice Lane John McRae Kathleen Mumion Leila Stanton Bertha Sdnebaugh Ole Thomson Alice Ware Roletta Wats exi Helen Weeding Marie Weeding Mary McRae 1947 ..... Esther Bowen Joe John Calk Jim DeBock Jack Drew Jesse Euell Gerald Helm Helen Hensleigh Helen Hinther Donna Holland Shirley Horn Martha Hovers on Harriet Jacobson Dean Kellogg George Kellogg Dean Kibler Margaret Koelbl Barbara Kreider Clara Lehner Melvin Leuschen Marion McMain Edith Miller Alioc Nordahl Clara Nordahl Elmer Peterson Ester Rath Rose Spracklin Ruth Spracklin George Sturtz Rosina Schwindt Clara Shawver Evelyn Watson Joan Wilson 19-48...... Donna Bowen Dale Brusctt Bob Curtis Everett Davenport Daisy Deienburger Dorothy Euell Maty Jane Hammond Francis Hoverson Doris Kibler Patricia Leuschen Donna McCay George Miller John D. Mumion Patsy Mumion Betty Spracklin ltd Sturtz 1949 ...... Herb Bluhm Donald Brown William Brown Nick Claus on Rheta Edsall Edna Feigel Carl Harbaugh Faith Kreider Milo Lane Maxine Lehner Bob McRae Coleman Mumion Kay Nordahl Esther Rowton Kenneth Sauhdcrs Rosemary Schmidt Diane Storey Edward Sturtz Margie Svens on Jim Taylor Dick Tobel Jane Twitchell 1950 ...... Roxy Anderson Bert Boughton Bud Bowen Bob Bozarth Margaret Brown Beverly Cadlc John Derenburger Chuck Farrand Sylvia Hughes LaQuita Lahn Margie Leuschen Freda Nordahl Jpanne Scholtz Guy Sowers Carol Storey Norma Strasburg Ruth Svcnson Larry West 1951 ...... Howard Ady Mary Alexander Don Bauman Audrey Bowen Carol Brooks Earl Clark Hazel CLauson Gale Fogle Norma Hoverson Norma Kreider Bronson La Maure Ethel Lambert Velma Mart Margie Murnion Jessie Nordahl Rose Nordahl Gus Schmidt Mildred Stanton Willie Stone Irma Sturtz Cecil Weeding 1952 ..... Ada Clark John Davenport Phil Edsall Sally Farrand Larry Harbaugh Virginia Hays Alta Hellyer Rhoda Hellyer Clifford Highland Robert James Justin Mart John McKerlick Jim Mumion Betty Mury Fhyllis Mury Mary Olson Cherub Saunders George Thomas Gilbert Wallace 1953 ...... Ardella Ady James Alexander Jim Barnes John Bames Raymond CLauson Carol Curtis Darlene Curtis Arlys Engdahl Larry Engdahl Art Gallinger David Gibbs Marilyn Hayhurst Richard Leuschen Charles Pangbum Mary Sturtz Selma Swanson Joe Twitchell Helen Watson Charles Wilson 1954 ...... Sarah Boughton Mildred Bozarth Roger Feliman Gene Harbaugh La Verne HeLlyer Monte Highland Gertrude Hinther Rose Hughes Karen James Virginia Kicker Dale Kreider Francis Kountz Hazel Mack Melvin Mart Joyce Me Million Anne Mumion Norman Fhtterson Mike Ftetitt Ruth Rath Cynthia Saylor Irene Schmidt Donald Spracklin Richard Sturtz Betty Svenson Walter Swanson Darien Thomas John Tiumbo Ruby Weeding Bill Winfield Judy Witt 1955 .... William Ady George Bluhm Annette Clark Robert Cowin Bernice Cozzens Earl Cozzens Alice Hallbcrg Arthur Hawkinson Ronald McKinney Betty McWilliams Dean McWilliams Evelyn Mury Gordon Price Edward Ritter Neil Stanton Thomas Stanton Dick Stone Gary Stone Carl Wallace 1956....... Dale Bollinger Donald Bollinger Ernest Bozarth Arthur Campbell Mary Ftiipps Cowin Robert Engdahl Margaret Foster Betty Fultz Glen Gallinger Elaine Hinther Wayne Hunter Margaret Mart Curtis McWilliams Myma McWilliams Joan Moyc Corrine Murnion Maureen Mumion Margit Nordahl Norma Olson Clara Rath Vem Swanser Twila Schwindt Carley Rae Swanson Leslie Tobel Donald Weeding Alice Weimer Baan Wille 1957 ...... Sally Baker Fhyllis Bollinger Everett Bowland George FitzGerald Melvin FitzGerald Janet Griffith George Hageman fbtricia Haney Donald Haney Sam Highland Marian James Darleen Keer Audrey Kester James Michael Majory Nelson Ronald Osborn David Phipps Meredith Ritter Elva Ryan Claude Saylor Darlene Mcrwin Saylor Florence Schlepp fatricia Shawver Beverly Singer Ward Swanser Delpliin Swanson 1958 ...... Mary Agnss Ady Robert Joseph Bames Louis Sterling Brown Wayne Burchett Glenda Childers Dorothy Cozzens Margaret Denard Dale Fellman Marian Hageman Marion Hinther Norma McKerlick Lloyd McKinney Jane McWilliams Leah Montgontery Patricia Mury Pauline Ritter Margie Ryan Andrew Tobel Shirley Tobel Jadee Twitchell Ruth Weimer Clara Wille 1959 ..... James Ady James Baker Randall Billing Harold Brown Yvonne Euell Don Harbaugh fbul Kountz Clifford Milroy Douglas Nelson Roxie Ryan Milton Schlenker Lillian Schlepp Ethel Swenson Richard Tiumbo Joyce Wallace Calvin Weaver Charles Whiteside Larry Withee 1960 ....... Jessie Boughton Monte Briggs Patricia Ferris Jackie Hageman Ronald Merwln Donna Mosby Virginia Schlepp Evon Schwindt Dorcas Thomas Earl Thomas Jay Twitchell Alice Wallace Frank West Jerry Witt John Witt 1961 ....... Edward Ady Judith Barclay Robert Beard Delpha Brown John FitzGerald Hirth Gagnon Thomas Gilfeather Stewart Griffith Marvin Hafla Darrell Hensleigh Hugh Highland Anita Hinther Clarence Lilienthal Maty Mahoney Margie Mumion I tricia O'Connor Patricia Pfeifer Raymond Rath Margaret Ross Nora Ryan Ronald Schmidt Raymond Shawver Keith Spracklin Patricia Strandberg Kevin Winter 1962 ....... Jean Barclay Floyd Beecher Don Billing Shirley Hafla Frances Hawkinson Rosemary Hensleigh Leila Hinther Kathy Kibler Harold Matovitch Linda Matovitch Mardrie Olson Charles Pluhar PfayUis Pluhar Robert Ritter Lois Rogge David Schlenker Elaine Scott Jerry Vollmer Jim Vollmer Roger Weaver James Whiteside NeeltJe Wille 1963 ...... Glen Bollinger Alice Clark Catherine Crane Ruble Euell Pa trick Fitzgerald William FitzGerald Donna Hageman Glenn Hafla Larry Hellyer Nelene Ha 11 berg Noreen Hinther A donna Lilienthal Don Lufborough Dorothy Mack Michael Mckeever Joyce McWilliams William Meckel Jfcrry Michael Bonnie Milroy Joseph Mumion Robert O'Connor Edwin Olsonc Gary Schmidt Samual Schwindt Linoea Strandberg Linda Stevenson Judd Twitchell Gary Uthaug Jerrlyn Via 11 1964 ...... Constance Bell Dave Cogley Marcia Coil John Fitch Helen FitzGerald Robert Gregg Robert Hensleigh Ronald Hinther Vicky Hinther Lyle lilienthal Dean Milroy Richard O'Connor Mack Pd iter Patricia Riley Janet Ritter Bradley Schmidt Marlys Schwindt Gayle Sloan Linda Stanton Morris Ware Willem Wille 1965 ...... Lynn Araey Don Beecher Janice Butts Marilyn Crane April Dutton Roberta Efcitton April Fogle Thomas Fitzgerald Rstricia Frady Maty Gregg Jane Ha fla Linda Ha uso Marilyn Hendry Jerry Hensleigh David Kester Judy McKeever Lea Mosby William O'Connoi Jeanene Norbury Gary Owens Lariy Pluhar Vem Pluhar Shirley Rath Gloria Rath Karen Riley Barbara Ryan Marion Saylor John Schlepp Verna Schmidt Darwin Scott Irl Stanton Ronald Stanton Wayne Uthaug Katherine Vollmer Jonathan Watt Betty Wille 1966 ....... Gay Billina Sharon Billing Carol Bollinger Daniel Burgess Karen Carman Ross Childers Donna Clark Richard Clark David Dutton Steven Dutton Susan Fitch Elaine Fogle Vernon Fogle Judy Hauso Dianne Hendry Gary Hlnther Leroy Hinther Alan Hooker Sam Huston Janie Kibler William Kountz Janice lilienthal Marcella Loomis Lynne Lufborough Eva Milroy Jack Mumion Naomi New land Sally O’Connor Vicki Owens Beverly Robertson Stewart Schmidt Patsy Smith David Talbot Jerry Twitchell Harlowe Vollmer Alice Whitlock Fhul Witt 1967 ....... Kenneth L. Bliss Questa Drane Lucille Dunning Robert Fitzgerald Earnest Fogle John Gibsoa. James Gregg Daniel Guesanburu Dentils Hafla Glen Hageman Mike Helm Virgil Hellyer Gladys Helm James Helm Sam Hendry Baan Kesoer Keith Lilie nthal Joan McDonald Katie McDonald Rov Milroy David Mumion Jim p'Connor Ronald Robertson Clyde Saylor Derry Schlenker Wade Schmidt Julie Smith Carla Uthaug Harvey Uthaug Brenda Ware Douglas Watt Bryron Winter 1968 ....... Dale Anderson Mike Billing Rosemary Billing Catherine Burgess Lilly Chisholm Viola dark John Corrigan Jerry Coulter fteuben Fogle Deanna Frady Heidi Gasser Robert Guesanburu Gene Hafla Linda Hafla Mike Harvey Gene Hensleigh feggy Huston James Kountz Deborah Lie be It Delores Loomis Dean Montgomery Mitchell Nelson Deknar Pluhar Jo Ann Pluhar Ronald Kirby Charlene Rich Kenny Rich Garland Robertson Tom Ryan Stanley Saylor Ramona Shawver Helen Schmidt Irene Schlenker fet Talbot James Viall 1969 ...... Lyle Chamberlin Edwin Clark Judy Coulter Danny Joe Currey Hiillip Dutton Monte Fitch Janet Guesonbum Tim Hafla Patrick Hensleigh Myron Kibler Jerry Lufborough Duncan McDonald John McKeever Terry Mumion Kay Rene Mumion Mike Mumion Mike O'Connor Lorraine Pluhar Terry Schmidt Ihcsy Schlenker Nancy Smith Delbert Stanton Doug Stanton Don Vollmer Lynal Vollmer David Witt George Wheatcroft 1970 ....-- Charlotte Anderson Jim Beecher Bucky Billing Sid Bollinger Ed Brown Tom Billing JoAnn Burgess Don Cameron Karen Clark Debra Currey Harold Dundom Celeste Dutton Christine Edwards Judith Fogle Marlene Fogle Tim Fogle Phyllis Helm Paul Hoverson Robert Johnson Mike Landers Dodie McDonald Jack McRae Carey Motovich Mark Mumion Nelleen O'Connor Eddie Odom Betty Olson Russell Pluhar Jackie Porter Jacque Rhoads Bert Pobertson Air ay Roufley Margo Schmidt Susan Stanton Calvin Thomas Dale Wells Myron West Sterling West Karmon Wille Martha Wille Nina Witt 1971 ------ Alice Brooks Linda Cozzens Alasdair Cameron William Cocke John Dallas” Currey Co nine Edwards James Pete” Fitch Leland Flint Connie Mains Sandra Harbaugh William Helm Halle Hoverson Laurel Hoverson Diana Irish Timothy Irish Jeff Landers Timothy Lervick Wayne Lilienthal Charles Mumion Nicholas Mumion David O'Connor Norman “Skip Olson Linda Parks Hazel Pluhar Diana Ryan Shelly Sdnebaugh Leslie Watson John Wheatcroft JoAnn White 1972 ......... Jackie Artz Mary Ellen Dick Marva Fogle George Guesanburu Stuart Guprill Dan Hansard Susan Hauso Gary Helm Jeff Hendry Daryl Hinther fenny Jessen Quinn Jessen Carol Kibler Brian Iiebelt Elbert Loomis Rick Mart Gerald Mumion Rocky Nelson Alvin Rich Joyce Roufley Violet Roufley Audrey Ryan Sharon Ryan Mae Taylor Kathy Thomas Doug Weeding 1973 ........ Put Brooks Ted Browning Rod Coulter Jeff Crane Donovan Currey Frank Edwards Roger Fogle John Frady Joe Gibson Debi Goodsell Becky Hanson Wade Harbaugh Rick Helm Sali Hoverson Elayne Jessen Ray Lchner Diane Lesher Audrey Llebelt Dan Mumion Pat Mumion Rosanne Mumion Jay Nunn Charles O'Connor Laurie fedgett Theodore Rupps Lori Pluhar Darla Rogge Jo Ryan Bcv Saylor Andeen Schofield Etebbie Shawver John Stanton Karen Thomas Leslie Wells Joe Wheatcroft 1974 ........ Diane Bater Michael Ballensky Tanna Bibeau Edward Brooks Jim Burchett Richard Cooley Jim Dick Thomas Eaton Dennis Fogle Lyle Fogle Robert Gibbs Mary Guesanburu Linda Helm Irene Henning Jed Jessen fenny Johnson Ralph Lchner Bill McRae Cavin Mumion Rex Mumion Sandra Nelson Kerrie Padgett Diane Rath Mark Robinson Cheryl Shawver Kathy South Kenneth South Wes Watson Rodney Weeding Richard Wheatcroft 1975......... Dan Artz Richard Barbula fetrick Barnes leta Bateman Monte Billing Randy Brusett Pauline Chamberlin Gary Dick Donald Engdalil Sally Fitch George FitzGerald Gary Flint Robert Fogle Therese Fogle Cheryl Hafla Lynn Mains Rita • Hansard Tony Harbaugh Tom Helm Rene Irish Anita Landers Roxie Lervick Irene Lilienthal Betty Los inski James McWilliams Colin Mumion DeWayne Mumion Steve Pluhar Carla Rogge Elaine Roufley Ed Ryan William Sloan Vicki fenney Tom Viall Dennis West 1976 ....... Dave Awbery Joyce Bateman Mark Bibeau Flora Cameron Jim Carter Dirk Curry Charles Diede Tom Fogle Pit Gibbs Barb Guesanburu Shawn Hansard fearl Highland Rhonda Le liner Marvin Loomis Rick Mallo Colleen Mumion Clyde Mury Sonja Rice Kim Robinson Colleen Saylor Dawn Schmidt Rhonda Sdnebaugh Clay Taylor Susan Thomas Mary Pit Watson Mike Barbula 1977 ..... Kendall Artz fern Cow in Darla Currey Bruce Edwards Kathy Green Riyllis Highland Jane Hoverson Chuck Jessen Ed Johnson Randy Leliner Sandy Lervick Dick McDonald Raul McKenna Brent McRae Calvin McWilliams Debbie Miller Tony Mumion Corrine Mumion Mary Mumion Teresa Mumion Karen Mury Brinda Phipps Alan Pluhar Chris Pluhar Wes Rogge Bev Ryan Bonnie Ryan ferry Ritter Jane Slayton Jackie Spillum Mickey Stanton Connie Trumbo feula Watson Steven Weeding Sharon West Kalvin Wille 1978 ......... Leslie Artz Alan Clark Nedra Drew Leo Duttoa Mary Engdahl Bob Fitch Tammi Grimm Scott Gupdll Duane Jessen Karin Kountz Rhonda Loomis Philip Los inski Morgan Michel Brent Mumion Dixon Mumion Maury Mumion Twila Phipps Bonnie Rich Echo Riley Deanna Ritter Tom Spillum Les Thomas Tim Thomas Connie Trumbo Donna Weeding Mark Weeding Bob Wilson 1979 ........ Larry Barries Rodney Bollinger Tom Browning Kally Buffington feres Buffington Dwayne JUck Bryan FitzGerald Steven Fogle Jonl Funk Ards Gallinger Philip Gibbs Tana Gould Dan Green Dennis Green fotney Highland Glen Hoverson Warren Hughes fette Wbler Uuiie Kmi Uon Tcxid UttOO Connie Lervick Lloyd McKenna Dawn Mercer Kevin Moore Deann McWilliams Zane Mu mi on Bantam Nelson Jo Pierson Carla Rath Craig Riley Marilyn Ryan Mary Saylor Rick Savage Miles Shawver Charlotte Stanton TRick Webster Marcie Wilson 1980 ......... Bob Ballensky Doug Beckett LeAnn Buffington Lynn Clauson Jerri Coidwell Elsie Cowin Bill Drew Brenda Flint Keith Fogle Shelley Hageman Fogle Lyon Gibbs Michael Guesanbum Barbara Harbaugh Kent Hunter Sam Kampf Ross Lehner Ruth Los inski Kelly MacDonald Ralph McWilliams Rick Miller John Robertson Carmen Saylor David Saylor Ruth Saylor Cotton Secrest Debbie Spillum Mike Tmmbo 1981 ......... Wanda Barclay Fhtrick Baugh Duane Bollinger Dale Brooks Brenda Drew Cathy Engdahl Duane Engdahl Chad Fitzgerald Shawn Pltzgerald Tbrri Gall Juanita Gould Dixie Green Dale Haim Jeff Hardee Lucy Helm Skip Johnson Chlo Larson Wanda Lervick Jeff Loomis John Loomis Brian MacDonald Sam Mury Lynn Fluhar Lena JRittcr ffete Shawver Cindy Stanton Tfeddy Taylor David Weeding Ebtty West Kit Wille Todd Williams Hark Colvin 1982--------- Bruce Fellman Kirk Beckett Grant Guptill Mike Bibeau Pam Kreider Carson Buffington Sam Murnion John Coidwell Tammy Quinlan Lavonne ColdweU John Saylor Dan Fellman Clint Thomas David Fogle Dean Uthaug Jim Gibbs Sheila Whiteside Glen Gould n ana Willis Debbie Green Ray Hageman Cindy Hagar Shane Hansard Shane Harbaugh Financial Editor Jo Dee Isaacs Mike Losinski Steven MacDonald Fred Murnion Jenny Murnion June Nelson Laura Olson Katrina Phipps Carol Ritter Dean Rogge Jean Rogge Charlene Saylor Clyde Shawver Deanna Stanton Fran cine West Dane 11 Willis 1983 Ron Ballensky Holly Billing Lee Billing Wyatt Colvin Nora Drew Diane Kibler Tom Loomis Randy Pluhar Charles Phipps Marilyn Nelson Perry Murnion Tina Moberly Sis Shawver April Trumbo Lori West Sandi Williams Terry Witt Kevin Wright 1984 Sandra Barclay Jason Coidwell Michelle Galla Lee Gibbs Patty Graham Cindy Gregg Rosene Lehner Julie Loomis Stewart McWilliams LeAnn Mercer Melodie Milroy Jay Murnion Vince Murnion Wanda O'Connor Jodi Phipps Myrna Phipps Dean Selman Dave Spencer Loren Spillum Tom Stanton Mike Wilson 19e£ Jean Ady Larry Baker Mimi Bateman Roger Chamberlin Dean Clark Working on the 1985- 86 Remuda was an enjoy- able experience. This was my first year on the staff and I learned alot. We had alot of fun, along with the many hours of hardwork and all the responsi- bilities. I would like to thank our sponsors for all their help. I hope you enjoy this as much as we do. Photography Editor This was my second year of being on the Remuda Staff, but my first of being Photo- graphy Editor. I would like to thank Mareta for the help she has given me ane I would like to say I have really enjioyed working under Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Bray as well as with the other staff fid Editor Putting together a yearbook is a difficult project. It takes time, money, talent, imagin- ation, dedication, and responsibility. From pictures to print, the talents of a number of people are required. I feel this 1985-86 staff filled these require- ments especially well. We worked hard, but we had fun too. I lhope you enjoy our finished product. DjULcMjI j Layout Editor My last year of high school was my first on the Remuda Staff. With deadlines to meet and other responsibilities, sometimes I wondered if we would make it in time. I really enjioyed those I worked with and had alot of good times with them and our spon- sors, who we couldn't have done it without. I hope you the students enjoy this as much as we the staff enjoyed making it. y W. OkuM- 5 Ad Editor-Dawn Beecher Ad Staff Wayne Shawver Karla Kerr Victor Ady Photography Editor-Paul Photography Staff Rhonda Gagnon Rhonda Phillips Layout Editor-Kara Clark Layout Staff George Ady Darla Stanton Buffington victor Ady Glenda Irons Financial Editor-Darla Stanton 6 TAKE PRIDE IN TODAYS ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR THEY LEAD TO TOMORROWS SUCCESS VICE PRESIDENT-TRAVIS TWITCHELL STUDENT COUNCIL-DARLA STANTON SECRETARY-DAWN BEECHER STUDENT COUNCIL-KIM WILSON PRESIDENT-JAY SELMAiM 7 REMEMBER WHEN? a. b. c. d. e. f. g. Kim Wilson Maribeth McKeever Mark Merlak Glenda Irons George Ady Sparky Ross Travis Twitchell m. n. o. P Q� and « X • S. t. Tony Phipps u. Christy Darla Stanton Green Kara Clark v. Paul Karla Kerr Buffington Dawn Beecher Mike Williams Shane Loomis Chad O'Connor h. Jay Selman i. Mona Gallenger j. Edie Ballensky k. Tony Baler ! l. Shelly McWilliams Marcene McWilliams 8 WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE CLASS OF ’86 DURING THE PAST 12 YEARS??? Twelve bright, youig kids started first grade at Jordan Elementary in the fall of '74. Four marbers of that class would survive the next twelve years. Others cane and vent along the way and seme stayed. These four were George Ady, Glenda Irons, Paul Buffington, and Sparky toss. Others that year vere Tarmy Withee, Dorine Mjrnion, Jody Nichols, Billy Green, and Alane Schwartz who left us after that year. Others who stayed for a vrfiile longer were Damon Kobe 1 sky (tollo), Darlene Withee, and Stacy Quellett (Lilienthal). Our teachers were tos. Wille and Mrs. Hint. The major event that year was when somebody flooded the first grade bathrocm. In second grade, our teacher was Mrs. Vial 1. The seven of us who continued on vere joined by Todd Gibson and Lela Hami lton. Lela was only with us for one year. That year we were combined in one rocm with the 3rd grade. They taught us the important things of school like how to copy the neighbor's paper without getting caught. In third grade, we were on are own again. Mr. Shorten, our teacher, along with eight students completed the year. We did our homework to the record Mr. Shorten played. Our favorite was Billy Crash Cradock's Rtf) it in, Rib it in and Dead Skunk in the Middle of the toad! In fourth grade, our teacher was Mr. Weiger. We gained Shane Locmis, Kim Wilson, toribeth toKeever, Helen Fink and Scott Boviall. The big event that year was when Paul slipped an Ex-Lax into Mr. Weiger's coffee. He broke the speed record from the classroom to the bathroom. Damon tollo also went to Billings that year. In fifth grade, we were joined again by Damon and also by Jay Selman and Darla Stanton. We lost Scott and Todd. Our teacher was Miss Faber. In Miss Faber's class you had to kneel by your desk as a punishment. Jay spent so much time there they almost took away his desk. In sixth grade, our teacher was Mrs. Osborne, tori and Tony Phipps joined our class. All of the boys in the class were sent to the principal's office for playing football in the mud. We also became experts at making nock jewelry. In seventh grade, we had two teachers and changed classes. One was to. Shutak and the other was to. Southern. Stacy Lilienthal left us that year. We learned many important things like how to sharpen a pencil properly. We gained three kids—Lisa toKinley, John Simmers, and Mona Gal linger. Jay Selman and Shane always stuffed John in his locker. Eighth grade was a great year. We were finally at the top at least in grade school. (Xjr teachers were to. Young and to. Hayes. Kara Clark and Chad O'Connor joined us that year. John Summers and Lisa toKinley left us that year also. The most fin we had was on our class trip to Billings. Jay Selman was pushed out the windew in his underwear and had to nn all the way around the hotel to get back in the rocm. Also, all of the boys got sick after pigging out at the Royal Fork Buffet and then going to the Carnival. Sparky turned the best shkie of green. It was great fun!!! Finally, we graduated. We met all of the new kids frem the rural grade schools that we vould go to high school with. We couldn't wait to see what it would be like. Our freshmen year we gained Karla Kerr, Edie Ballensky, Mark torlak, torcene Shelly McWilliams, Tony Baler, Mike Williams, Beth Phipps, and Dawn Beecher. Todd Gibson joined us again. We had to carry senior's books, tie their shoes, walk and go through all the fun of initiation. We were at the bottom of the heap. Mike left us to go make a fortune in Nevade. Our sophomore year wasn't much better. We had to get a lot of required courses done, tori Phipps left school then and Todd went down to Nevada again. Mike cane back from Nevada. Mr. Cyr, the music teacher, had a nervous breakdown. Our junior year wasn't too bad. We put on the best Prcm and Banquet ever—under the direction of our class sponsors, to. and to. Kloker. toribeth McKeever also rejoined our class. Now we are at our Senior year. We are all waiting for graduation and our lives afterwards. (Xjr class new consists of George Ajy, Paul Buffington, Tony Baler, Edie Ballensky, Davn Beecher, Glenda Irons, Kara Clark, toribeth toKeever, torcene Shelly McWilliams, Karla Kerr, Sparky toss, Jay Selman, Kim Wilson, Tony Phipps, Travis Twitchell, Chad O'Connor, Mona Gallinger, Darla Stanton, Shane Locmis, Mike Williams, Mark torlak, Christy Green. We had a lot of fun our years of school, and we will always ranerber then. We wish all the best of luck to those who follow us. Front Row: Darlene Withee, Dorine Murnion, Jody Nichols, Glenda Irons, Stacy Lil- ienthal, Alane Schwartz, Tammy Withee. Back Row: Mrs. Hunt, Billy Green, George Ady, Sparky Ross, Damon Mallo, Paul Buffing- ton, Mrs. Vial 1. 9 I, GEORGE ADY, being of sound mind and body will the hair on my chest to be made into a toupee for Mr. Bray, in the case that he ever goes entirely bald. I, TONY BALER, being of sound mind and body will my legs to Troy Twitchell and my acres to Lee Mjmion. I, EDIE BALLENSKY, being of sound mind and body will my height to Julie Baker and Kim Kreider and my Ford Bronco to Brem Fellman so he can finally drive a classv vehicle.. I, DAW BEECHER, being of sound mind and body will my ability to appreciate, respect and get a Iona with Tonv PhiDDS to Darla Stanton and Kara Clark. I, PAUL BUFFINGTON, being of sound mind and body will my ability to put up with the Fresh- man girls to anyone who thinks they can handle it. 1, KARA CLARK, being of sound mind and body will my ability to get passing grades to my brother Cody, so he can be a Senior in High School before he becomes a Senior Citizen. 1, MONA GALLINGER, being of sound mind and body will my locker 62 to anyone who has lots of books and needs it pretty bad. I, CHRISTY GREEN, being of sound mind and body will my ability to stay out of trouble to Lee Mjmion and my ability to never lose my temper to my brother, Michael. I, GLENDA IRONS, being of sound mind and body will my ability to put up with Jordan to Jane Quinlan, who dislikes Jordan as nuch as I do. I, KARLA KERR, being of sound mind and body will my good tines my Junior year to Pan. Beecher, who has Ip nave fun once in a while and usually can do so. I, SHANE LOOMIS, being of sound mind and body will my ability to grow whiskers to my class- mates. 1, MAR I BETH MOKEEVER, being of sound mind and body will my study tob its and the ability to stay out of trouble to the underclassman because seme really need it. I, MARCENE MIWILL1AMS, being of sound mind and body will my blond hair to Ann 0'Connor so she won't have to bleach hers anymore. 1, MICHELLE NCW1LLIAMS, being of sound mind and body will my clean mind to Troy Twitchell and save of my height to Angie Abel and the rest to Troy. I, MARK MiRLAK, being of sound mind and body will my vteels to Travis Browning, because Kurt Grimsrud wrecked Travis' pickup. I, CHAD O'CONNOR, being of sand mind and body will my pickup to Jascn Phipps so he can chase the airls. I, TONY PHIPPS, being of sand mind and body will my ability to have a goal time without get- ting drunk to Shane Locmis and Sparky Ross, and my remaining heiefit and unused intelli- gence to my baby brother, Kyle. 1, SPARKY ROSS, being of sand mind and body will my pickup to Shelly McWilliams, because she is a better driver and my ability to stay alive as long as I have to anyone who thinks they Wo!'t it. I, JAY SELMAN, being of sound mind and body will nothing because 1 have nothing to spare. I, DARLA STANTON, being of sound mind and body will my ability to have fun without drinking alcohol to Dorine Mjmion and my car to Tracy Milroy so he can drive as nice a car as I do. I, TRAVIS TWITCHELL, being of sound mind.and body will my good looks and my great ability to catch girls to Brem Fellman and my height to my brother Troy so he can touch the bottom of the net too. I, KIM WILSON, being of sound mind and body will my ability to get along with the Sophcmores to everyone, because it seems hardly anyone can. I, MIKE WILLIAMS, being of sound mind and body will my ability to give Mr. Baule heck to anyone who thinks they can handle it. WHAT WILL BECOME OF THE CLASS OF 86??? Because she loves biking so mrh, MONA GALLINGER will start her cwn bike gang and terrorize Jordan by ruining over anyone vho ventures onto the sidewalk. SHANE LOOMIS will start a nationwide campaign to get Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia entered into the Union as states. He calls off the canpaign vhen he discovers there are 50, not 52, stars on the flag. CHAD O'CONNOR starts a perfime company and becores rich with his new scent, Skunk a le Peeyoo . It went over great with the punk rockers and hermits. DARLA STANTON beccmes President and straightens out the nation's budget with her great business skills. PAUL BUFFINGTON succeeds Darla as President and manages to screw up the budget once again. Oh, well!!! SPARKY ROSS beccmes farnus on Ripley's Believe It or Not when he's featured as the Incredible Hickey Man . MIKE WILLIAMS becomes captain of a pleasure cruise, He is popular with the young bikini clad wonen cn his Love Boat , but he only has eyes for the older woren. MAR I BETH MCKEEVLR starts a music conpany that makes misical instrurents and equipment. Her specialties are the Mikerophone and the Truirbones. MARK MERLAK attenpts to jimp the Grand Canyon-on a jet powered wheel chair. KARLA KERR uses her drill team skills and opens ur a dancing crhno! called Jo's Pogn Pit. DAWN BEECHER becomes-the official Certified Public Accountant for Phipps Brothers Inc. and she has become rich ripping off all ot the banks in the country. GLENDA IRONS goes into law aifoncenent and breaks up mafia drug rings throughout the United States. Her last place of residence—sonewiiere at the bottom of the New York Harbor GEORGE ADY entered the Twilight Zone and is never seen again. TONY BALER was recently spotted washing windows on the Empire State Building. Hcwver, no scaffolding was seen. Seems he finally found a use for those lengthy arms and legs. TRAVIS TWITCHELL is now raising Champion Greyhounds at his world famous dog kennel in Colorado. Rimor has it that he feeds them a menu of pepperoni pizza kits. EDIE BALLENSKY is now the first lady of Kentucky and is trying to change the Derby course to include barrels. KIM WILSON'S musical talents has helped her advanced to president of the rrusic school in the Swiss Alps, vhene she plays the oboe vhile skiing down the mountain with her skiing band. SHELLEY MCWILLIAMS has dedicated her life to keeping track of Woodsey but her love for food has increased her size so she can't fit into most places. Being a Computerized Auto Mechanic has left TONY PHIPPS speechless as he was last seen at Tony's Auto Robotics saying Delete, Delete. CHRISTY GREEN is now writing speeches for the United States President and enjoying paid world travel. JAY SELMAN is coaching soccer at MSU, vhere he is trying to set-up a game with SSU in Switzerland. (Kim is sure hard to keep up with.) MARCENE MCWILLIAMS is still looking out for Shelley, and trying to convince her to stand up for herself and fight. Public Accountant, KARA CLARK, has her own business in China vbere she does books for all the Fortune Cookie Bakers. MOST MUSICAL- Kim Wilson, George Ady MOST ATHLETIC- Marcene McWilliams, Jay Selma'n MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED- Christy Green, George Ady SHYEST- Mona Gal linger, Mark Merlak SENIOR'S FAVORITES BEST DRESSED- Maribeth McKeever, Jay Selman BEST LOOKING- Marcene McWilliams, Tony Phipps HtARTIEST LAUGH- Marcene McWilliams Chad O'Connor BIGGEST FLIRTS, CLASS CLOWNS BEST ARGUERS Michelle McWilliams, Mike Williams MOST CONGENIAL- Christy Green, Paul Buffington MOST EASILY Marcene McWilliams, EMBARRASSED Sparky Ross ««'‘«a who put the super- iy toothpaste. Eat your heart out Quinn 14 Behind the Scenes. 15 HOMECOMING Although w? did not have a fcotbal 1 team this year and it didn't quite seem like the usual Honeccming Spirit , Coronation was still part of the festivities. Oi the 10th of October inter tfr spotlight in the multipurpose room , the Homecoming Royalty , Candidates, and their escorts were introduced aid a short synopsis was read for each of them by Mike Green, the president of Student Counci 1, and Mrs. (tensfield. (terrene McWilliams and Tony Phipps After the candidates were amotnced and seated in their designated spots, the OCHS Swing Choir, inter the direction of (Vs. Wi 1 le, performed Tender Years . The lights were then dinmed and the spotl icfrt was directed on the stage as Mike amarced (tencene McWilliams and Tony Phipps the 1965 Homecoming Queen and King. After pictures were taken of the Royalty, refreshments were served. The GCHS Girls Basketball team played the Plevna Cojgats on Saturday the 12th and were victorious. After the game a dance was held in the multipurpose rocm. CX - to the sr-'v storm the Bonfire and Snak Dance were cancelled. KING Christy Green, Marcene McWilliams, Kim Wilson QUEEN 1985 SENIOR CANDIDATES HOMECOMING COURT iony Phipps, Jay Selnan, Mike Wi Ilian's Junior Fcya1ty;lorna Krura, Kyle Phipps. Sophomore Royalty; Julie Baker, Nathan Saylor, Freshman Royalty; Lucy Murnion, and Clyde Phipps. 3- miTcmm % We're not scared of a couple of puny Seniors.-Kim Wright, Jason Phipps, Justin Pluhar, and Daniel Jessen. 1 don't know Must be a Freshman, about these Tony williams. Freshmen. Mr. Baule Rise up, you groveling, oitiful excuse for a Senior!-George Ady and Lucy Murnion Who says Freshmen can't be dignified?-Clvde Phinss. The Honeymoon is over! Joe Vollmer and Kam Ryan. Boy George, eat your heart out!!!! — Wayne Shawver Now where would I have put Grandma! What big teeth my bottle!?!?-Jeana Isaacs you have!! - Justin Pluhar iftfsKtvwt In the early portion of the year, the Seniors initiated the Freshmen. The day's e- vents started with the tra- ditional dressing up of the Freshmen. In the afternoon, ;they paraded uptown and through the stores. Stop- ping in the middle of Main Street, they knelt down and praised the Seniors. Then they walked up and white washed the J . Later that night they went through the Kangaroo Court. All in all the Freshmen were good sports Those Amazing Animals! — The Freshman Class Varsity (1-r): Andrea Krikorian, Lisa Buffington, Edie Ballensky, Ann O'Connor, Dorrine Murnion, Assistant Coach-Tom Billing, Darla Stanton, manager-Kara Clark, Kim Wilson, Coach-Daryl White, Marcene McWilliams,Shelly McWilliams, Lorna Krum, Lisa FitzGerald, Julie Baker jv (1-r): Jennifer Wilson, Jeanie Gibson, Rhonda Gagnon, Tammy Kerr, Andrea Krikorian, Coach Tom Billing(kneelinq)Lindsay Uthaug Us Them Richey(NC) 42 38 Brookton(NC) 38 48 Terry 27 58 S.Heart(NC) 37 24 Plevna 43 36 Hysham 17 60 Terry 42 36 S.Heart 46 42 Rosebud 62 37 Wibaux 34 46 Ekalaka 39 37 Plevna 71 27 Hysham 48 64 S.Heart 41 38 Terry 15 40 Rosebud 43 34 Ekalaka 32 27 Wibaux 41 39 Shelly McWilliams Marcene McWilliams Edie Ballensky Four of these five Seniors have played Basketball together for their four years of High School. Edie was injured in 84, but was back in full force for the Mus- tangs in 85. Manager Kara Clark, played Basketball her Freshman year and has been the faithful manager or go-foe her past three years. All in all the Seniors have helped the Must- angs go far. Thanks for your help and spirit. Watch out below, Ann! Higher, Lisa higher! Raise your hand if you're sure Out smart 'em, girls! tT 4 ttm : � V.-M-S; V� L| sJ v « -C-w jXJ - . v - yi wVila . . ..—• .72«. -v Look at those legs! GIRLS TOURNEY Is that Halley's Comet ? Please help me, Lord!! Up, up, and away! Out of my way, here I come! Don't run over me, please!?! Gee, what do you think it is? How do ya like me now? Cheerleaders (1-r) Kam Ryan, Laura Stevenson Mega Sprague, Kim Krieder JUNIORS Mega Sprague-Student Council, Mike Green-Student Council' Gina -itzgera’d-President, Kyle Phipps-Secretary, Sherlie Hains-Vice-President THE IASS or Lisa Fitzgerald Rhonda Gagnon Brem Feliman Mike Green Sherlie Hains Tracy Milroy Lorna Krum Dorrine Murnion Jenny Loomis Ray Murnion 23 .. Rhonda Phillips Kyle Phipps Tim Phipps f Jane Quinlan Mega Sprague BONY FINGERS Debbie ToDel Shan Whiteside CHANGED THE PROM DATE AGAIN JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS MR. WHITE MR BRAY 24 MRS. BRAY m wm ■ 1 SP • -3 ■ 4«. 4 d -s j 45u m 7i ■ 1J 4J Ai O w % A 1 • .4 -'J 4 4 -ii -� - -‘4 4.i_..|5 3 , 3 w . «X A ji .:a. ii ...V Top row, L. to R.: Tracy Milroy, Wayne Shawver. 2nd row, L to R: Mrs. Virginia Willie, Shan Whiteside, Michelle Ady, George Ady. 3rd row, L. to R.: Kim Wilson, Jennifer Wilson, Lucy Murnion, Denim Hellyer, Eric Fitzgerald, Reg Hageman. l+th row, L. to R.: Julie Baker, Ray Murnion, Gina Fitzgerald, Tony O'Connor. 3th row, L. to R.: Alberta Murnion, Tammy Kerr, Maribeth KcKeevsr, Staoy Krurn, Lindsay TJthaug. 6th row, L. to R. : Kara Clark, Lisa Fitzgerald, Loma Krum, Debbie Tobel, Mindy Ross, and Andrea Kirkorian. 25 Cheaper by the Dozen December 10th and 11th nnsnn......................................... Pit.g.r.id ..............................................Victor Ady DAD....................................' ......Csorge Ady AHKE.......................... -..............Rhonda Gagnon MAR™A..........................................Jsana Isaacs ULLIAH.................-....... ..........Rhonda Phillips ......................................••...Lori Falltnan ........................................ Joy Murnion JACKIE..........................■........................Rena Mcleever .........................,....................Maribeth McKeever MRS. FITZGERALD.................................Mary Dutton DR. BURTON........•........................ , ..Lige Murray JOE SCALES......................................Sean Hooker MISS BRILL......................................Mary Dutton L RRY.......................................Shan Whiteside MAKEUP Lisa Fitzgerald Lorna Krum Dorine Murnion STAGE CRKW Lige Murray Kam Ryan LIGHT CREW Lige Murray Kan Ryan SOUND CREW Mary Dutton Shan Whiteside Mrs. Davis, our director and her husband, Dick. . Maribeth McKeever hugging Mrs. Davis the final night. 26 Anne Gilbreth telling her dad that parents weren't as strict any more as he was. Mrs. Davis receiving her flowers from the cast on the final night. Mr. Gilbreth explaining to his children what the vict.rolias were to be used for. Lisa Pirzueraia putting maKe-up on Mary Dutton with Liqe Murry waiting. Anne Gilbreth explaining to Larry why she can't go to the Senior Prom with him. Special Acknowledgements Fellmans Ace Hardware and Pioneer Garage for helping with the lighting Lloyd Cox and Dick Davis for set construction. 27 Lisa Buffington LaVurn Gagnon Shavon Hooker Ed Ady Jeanie Gibson Tammy Kerr ■ Brett Col dwell r ima Shay Grimsrud Alberta Murnion Corey Bollinger Kim Davenport Gregg Hellyer vj .. Ed Murnion 29 -t Cliff Stevenson LONG TIME NO SEE Troy Twitchell Jennifer Wilson SMILE THE FEARSOME TWOSOME SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Mansfield •Mr. Mansfield Mrs. Wille 30 On October 23 the FHA and OEA officers were installeo in the multi purpose room of the high- school. There was a delicious meat loaf supper followed by the FM officers getting installed with a candlelight ceremony and then the OEA officers were in- stalled in the same fashion. After the officers were install- ed the OEA members had a torch ceremony which was followed by a thank-you by the FHA secretary Kim Wilson. It was a very en- joyable evening for everyone. JL � si- a r“B v g | fVT to 1) Darla S., Travis T. 2) Kim W., Dorine M., Edie B. 3) Mrs. Edwards, Shan W., Darla S., FHA Advisors Gloria Clark, Officers, Shavon H., Kim W., Edie B., Jay S., Kara C., Jennifer W. PEP CLUB MEMBERS PEP CLUB 1985-86 Back Row:Erin and Barb Mansfield 6th Row:Loma Krun.Sherlie Hains Alberta Mumion Jarrmy Kerr .George Ady.Mary Dutton,Jackie Meckel,5th rcw:Lisa FitzGerald,Julie Baker, Jen Wilson,Kim Wilson,Jay Selman, Mike Green,Lucy Mumion.4th Rcw: Jana Loomis,Jenny Locmis,Errma Loomis,Edie Ballensky.Marcene McWilliams.Kara Clark.3rd Rcw: Victor Adyjony O'Connor,Christy Green,Dawn Beecher,Daria Stanton. 2nd Rcw:Gina FitzGerald,Wayne Shawver,Lindsay Uthaug,Rhonda Gagnon,Jeanna Isaacs.1st Rcw: Mega Sprague,Kim Kreider.Shavon Hooker,Kam Ryan,Laura Stevenson Lucy, hard at work!! Nick Murnion SPEECH Lori Coulter Dan Murnion Ray Murnion Lige Murray Pam Beecher Alberta Murnion Kim Kreider Cody Gibson-Student Council, Mary Dutton-Secretary, Clyde Phipps-President Jackie Meckel-Student Council, Lucy Murnion-Vice-President THE TIASS CE §9 Kimberly Kreider Charlie Cole mmm Mary Dutton Andrea Krikorian Jackie Meckel Don Olson Lucy Murnion Clyde Phipps Cody Gibson Janna Loomis Lige Murray Jason Phipps Josie Negaard ] Justin Pluhar 35 Kam Ryan Wayne Shawver Laura Stevenson Lindsay Uthaug 1 Joe Vollmer Kim Wright Tony Williams CAUGHT IN THE ACT FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSORS MRS. EDWARDS MRS. BRUSETT 36 THERE REALLY IS A SANTA Virginia Wille f. m zm fi Sparky Ross Mike w., Tony B. and Mr. Bray Mr. Bray has been the shop teacher for 10 years. He teaches wood working, welding, drafting, and mechanics. We have saved a lot of electricity by using Mr. Bray's red face for lighting. We would like to thank Mr. Bray for his efforts to teach us and his time. Thanks!! S 3 The Heme Ec. teacher at OCHS for the past 9 years hes been Mrs. Bray. She is married to DonBray and they have 2 smali children. Marcus is 3 and Kara is The 1st bell at 8:20 begins Mrs. Bray's day with her prep hour. During this time she plans her day and readies herself for the 2nd hour bell which brings 12 freshnen to Heme Ec. 1. The 3rd hour class brings her 9 kids in occupational foods. The students in this class learn business management skills in the fields rangeing from food preparation for large groups of people, to manageing their own business restaurants. These students run the Hungry Hero Cafe, which is a fast food joint, in the form on Tuesdays and a sit down restaurant on Thursdays. This gives them good experience for finding a job and gives them background for working with others as well as the public. Along with the restaurant the occupational foods class helps prepare meals and desserts for the school cafeteria. Fourth hour things shift and the child development class takes over. There are 8 goofy Senior in this class. The first semester the students learn about the physical and emotional development of young children from the time before birth until they are ready for the first grade. The second semester they learn the moods and person- alities of children form the ages of 3 to 5 first hand during playschool. The playschool program gives the students experience working with children in a day care atmosphere. After the lunch break Mrs. Bray exercises her vocal cords by trying to keep the 28 kids in study hall quiet. Most of the time the kids drift to the library or the typing room to catch up on work so it stays reasonably quiet. 6ht and 7th hours are a little slower with 4 kids 6th and 10 kids 7th in independent Heme Ec. projects. These classes work independently on capsules which are projects that effect the every day lifestyles and go into things such as business management and financial pressures of being out on your own, ct... After a long day 3:30 does not mean it is over or slows down much because Mrs. Bray is also the fHA advisor and along with Mrs. Edwards co-sponsors the annual. Long hours are put in and believe it or not they are well appreciated by tl e annual staff. Thanks to her and Mrs. Edwards we got this done. Mrs. Bray and her studious study hall. Darla, Shelly, and Marcene in occupational foods. Kim caught with her hands in the cookie dough. Karla and Glenda making noodles. 7 2 This year's Sophomores began the year with the eight parts of speech. With Mareta Brusett as their teacher, they learned the eight parts thorough- ly. Later the Sophomores went into sentence structure, proper grammar, and verbals. Eventually they got to read and write biographies, composi- tions, and essays. While the Sophomores were learn- ing under Mareta Brusett's supervision, the Seniors, Juniors, and Freshmen learned from Daryl White. The eight ''arts of speech were at the beginning and from then on everything was simi- lar to that of the Sophomores, every- thing except for the spelling vocabu- lary words. Most of the students who had the words regarded the need for such words egregious. 40 HISTORY CLASS Maybe I will get away with it!! Jen! You didn't!??! For the past 7 years we have heard Dave Kloker discussing various aspects of Social Studies. The different classes available are Gov- ernment, U.S. History, World History, and Cur- rent Events. Mr. Kloker's classes have been very enjoyable. We will always remember his classes, .as .they have improved our note tak- ing ability, and learning to decipher his lectures and hand writing. Mr. Kloker can always be heard telling jokes. We would like to thank him for all his dedication in the classroom and the extra curricular activit- Mr. Mansfield is teaching six math classes this year. The classes are Algebra I, Math of Finance, General Math, Geometry, Algebra II, and Senior Math. In Algebra the students leam to add numbers and variables combined. The students in Math of Finance leam to find money values like percents and check book balances. In General Math the students leam the basics in addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication. The students in Geometry leam to find the unknown side of a triangle. They also leam how to do proves which are to help organize your brain. In Algebra II the students leam a more advance way of working with variables. The students in Senior Math carry out their Gecrrertry a little farther. The also begin to work a little in Calculus Mr. Mansfield trying to inpart some information to Ray Murnion. mgr i . y Mark Merlak looking hazy during his class of Senior Math. ScMce This year Mrs. Mansfield is teaching five science classes. She had originally offered Environmental Science bat there wasn't enough students interest- ed to hold the class. A Freshman class offered to the students is Physical Science. In this class the students study the per- iodic chart. They also team the atonic numbers, atonic mass, and valences of the elererrts. Another Freshman class is General Science. General Science is a lot like Physical Science but isn't as indepth for the student who doesn't want to deal with all those terms. Biology is a class offered mostly to Sophcmores. In this class the students study different animals by disectinc then. They also study tne human body and its organs. Life Science is a lot like Biology. Except it doesn't have some of the tough terms that Biology has. Mrs. Mansfield trying to deal with Mike Green. Shelly McWilliams and Victor Ady struggling with their Physics. Physics is a major works class offered to Juniors and Seniors. In this class the students learn to apply science in relationship to matter and energy. Mrs. Mansfield explaining a problem to her science class. Mrs. Mansfield may not be here during the last semester. The Mansfield's have just recently adopted a baby and she isn't allowed to work full time. rnn 1965 has been the 10th year at OCHS for M-s. Rose Edwards. She is married to Frank Edwards and they have two boys, Robert and Loren. Vtiile at school she is the OEA advisor and along with H-s. Brgy helps co-sponsor the Yearbook, and the freshman class, as well as teaches the business classes. The Business room starts buzzing anxnd the first bell which rings at about 8:20am. First hcur is quite noisy and M-s. Edwards can be heard all the way dowi the hall telling the 25 sopho- mores to be quiet in Typing I. Second hour Mrs. Edwards can take a breath and collect her thoughts during her prep hour and get ha-self ready for the next hour of confusion and chaos in Accounting I with 19 students. Fourth hour is a little bit slower with only 4 students in Accounting II. After lunch break the typewriters are cnoe again humning with secretarial practice class 5th hour with 5 students. During 6th the adding machines and conputers get a workout with the 5 students of Office Machines. After the new senester starts, however, things will quiet down sene then General Business takes its place. Last hour the students and M-s. Edwards eye's go buggy as th§r try to learn all the words and syrbols in shorthand. There are only 4 kids in htis class but seme of the expression-seen after that class could only be seen in.a dirty joke bock!! m After school things den't slow much for M s. E because of OEA and Yearbook. Thanks to her a lot of skills are learned for the business world and we get our annual in on tine. Without her we would still not be able to type and we wouldn't have an annual. 3rd hour Accounting I. The GCHS music department consists of a choir and a ')and. The band acts double duty as a pep band and a concert band. The choir performs at concerts and special ocassions such as homecoming and graduation. The music director is Mrs. Virginia Wille. She has been here for three years. She has oone a very good job for our band and choir. She also teaches grades K- 8, so she has a very busy day. Mrs. Kloker is the teacher in the Resource room. Some of the activities are baking for holidays and birthdays. They raise money for the Special Olympics by selling cards or posters. Mrs. Kloker also helps the kids in her class with work from other classes. The kids also have a computer they can use with their homework or during free time. After school, Mrs. Kloker can usually be found jogging up and down the halls. 46 CRASH COURSE Mr. Bray- Instructor CRASH COURSE You won't like me when I am angry!! Lige M. This year's freshmen, in Driver's Ed., under the direction of Don Bray, learned the legal and proper way to drive. This meant long hours in the class room, while an occasional trip around town in the Driver's Ed. car was allowed. Later groups of students at a time would drive to Miles City to be taught about driving through ci-ty streets and driving on the Study hard. Clyde P. Interstate. Yes we are Freshman. Kim K. Laura S. Andrea K. Don't take that... Jeana I. Mary D. Kim K. 47 Marilyn Uthaug is the new secretary, replacing Mary Silling. She is library aide, types the daily bulletin, types the report cards, and does odd jobs. Betty Johnson is finishing her eighth year as the clerl for GCHS. She keeps the books and handles all the financial items for the board of trustees. Wanda Olson is the relied office personnel and sits in when needed. G.C.H.S. Band 5th and 6th grade band G.C.H.S. Band ................................ Handel Fo i Chn.iiX.ma6 ............................. Home. Fon The Holidayi ....................We Heed A LiXXle ChniiXmai ......................................WhiXe ChniiXmai KindenganXen (Becky Ripley DinecXon)................... Jingle Belli ..................... Rudolph The Red Hoie Reindeen ..................... We Wiih Vou A Uenny ChniiXmai 5nd 6 4Xh Gnadei ..................................ChniiXmai Candlei ....................................Holiday GneeXingi G.C.H.S. Choin [Kim Wilion AccompaniiX) ........................We Thnee Kingi OX, OnienX Ane ' UanibeXh UcKeeven...Solo Geonge Ady and Wayne Shauiven.. .Duel .......................... .. WhaX Shall We Name Him? liX i 2nd Gnadei ................................Fen LiXXle Angeli ................................LuXhen'i Cnadle Song 4Xh Gnade Band......................................... Jingle Belli 5Xh 6 6Xh Gnadei Band........................0 Come LiXXle Childnen 5Xh t 6Xh Gnadei.............................HuXXin' Fon ChniiXmai 5Xh, 6Xh, 7Xh and 8Xh Combined Chonui.......................Hanmony 1Xh and txh Gnadei (Kim Wilion AccompaniiX]....... Joy To The Wonld G.C.H.S. Choin (Rhonda Phillipi AccompaniiX) ........................ The HighX Begone ChniiXmai FaXhen...........Tony O'Connon Childnen.........Lindiay UXhaug , Jackie Ueckel, Jeanna liaaa El£..............Jane Quinlan SanXa Claui .....Himieli SXage Cneui and Sceneny................ Gneg Hellyen, Glenda Tnom Jane Quinlan, KaXhy Blek eld Pnognam Oeiign.......................................... VicXon Ady 3 Knm Wnlion G.C.H.S. Choir 50 The Saga Staff under super- vision of Mareta Brusset, this year weekly contrib- uted to the Jordan Tribune with the Sagebrush Saga. Editors of the Saga were Rhonda Gagnon, then Dorine Murnion, and then Mega Sprague. Gina FitzGerld, Tammy Kerr, Jackie Meckel, Lisa Buffington, Jane Quinlan, Alberta Murnion, George Ady, and Mark Merlak were gatherers of informa- tion about current events of the community. The use of the Apple and Kaypro computers made the print for the Saga while those who knew how to use the dark room facilities de- veloped film and printed pictures. The Class of 1988, tne Sophomores in their English class for assignment, con- tributed to the Saga also. 51 CLOWNING AROUND Chew-Chew-Chew—Jay S., Kim W., Shelly M., Tony P. I found it!! Hummm--Mike W. Get it go—Karla K. 52 Our courteous personel is eager to serve you. Will you go to the PROM with me Wayne?? 1. Darla Stanton 2. Lucy Murnion 3. Tony Williams 4. Dorine Murnion CHEATING?? WHO?? I get the short Ref on the left. 53 You got these where?????? Not just friends but real buddies i!! Do vou think anyone saw me??? What does this say?????? 1. Clyde Phipps Brett Col dwell 2. Clyde Phipps Wayne Shawver 3. Troy Twitchel1 4. Marcene McWilliams 54 G.C.H.S Foriegn Exchange Students. What's This??—Tony 0. 55 Donna Mae Kloker Harold Berridge Dave Kloker Mareta Brusett Honore Bray Rose Edwards Mike Mansfield 56 swm mum The members of Student Council are President, Michael Green, Vice President, Darla Stanton, Secretary Treasurer, Kim Wilson, Mega Sprague, Cody Clark, Alberta Murnion, and Cody Gibson. Student Council sponsored the Dr. Kit Show. We also put in a pop machine and a phone in the front hall. 57 n YOU WISH!! 59 BOYS B-BALL Fran Bottom:Clyde Phipps,Cody Gibson,Travis Twitchell.Gneg Hellyer, Mike Williams,Kyle Phipps,Jay Selman,Nathan Saylor,Tony Phipps, George Adyjony Baler,Paul Buffington.Managers-Dawn Beecher and Mike Green.Goach-Dave Kloker and Ass't Coach-Tom Billing. 60 Back row: Managers-Ann O'Connor and Dawn Beecher .Victor Ady .Travis Browning, Kyle Phipps, Goach-Tcm Billing .Middle Rcw: Greg Hellyer.Lavum Gagnon,Tony O'Connor, Nathan Saylor,Brett Coldwell.Cody Clark,Troy Twitchell,Front Rcw:Clyde Phipps,Lige Murray.Wayne Shawver.Cody Gibson,Joe Vollmer. Us Forsyth Broadus 48 Terry 51 MCSH 54 Pine Hills 76 Rosebud 66- Ekalaka 68- MCSH 65_ Wibaux 61- Plevna 71 Terry -AB- Plevna 65 . Hysham 58- Rosebud 77 . Wibaux 70- Ekalaka 58., Hysham -|8- Pine Hills I2L Tounament-- Ekalaka -58- Pine Hills _59_ Them _68_ _35_ .6£_ 5Q_ 56.. 47 ■ 69- 67_ _59_ 55— 87— 5£_ 57_ _56_ 77- 69- 8?— -££- Is this studding out?!? SENIORS Travis Twitchell,Jay Selman, Paul Buffington,Tony Baler,Tony Phipps,George Ady.Mike Williams 61 Nice strut. It is stuck to my hand. Jay S. Mi kp w See what you raised mom! Nathan S. Don't just watch. Help me!!! Nice block, Paul!!! Did y°u mal e it Nathan!? 62 TOURNAMENT What do you call that? i 7 a t s i 4'4 a,f„, 4 4 j i U -Aiii a | ' 4' f i .. j i i i 4 J� -4 4 -4 Marcene McWilliams Tammy Kerr Shelly McWilliams Darla Stanton Darlene Jessen-Advisor Seniors-Darla Stanton, Shelly Marcene McWilliams Go Team Go!!!!! Marcene McWilliams Tammy Kerr Shelly McWilliams Darla Stanton Julie Baker-Mascot Help me make it through this game.-Darla Stanton 64 f I Andres. Xrikorian, Krieder, Shavon Hooker These girls can't be real!!-Quinn Jessen Andrea Krikorian, Kim Krieder, Shavon Hooker Mega Sprague Varsity Jr. Varsity Rah, Rah, Rah!!!!! Yeah Team!!! 65 Altogether now;1-2-3-4 As the Pentastics go on to another success- ful year with Carol and Lena Ritter as their wonderful sponsors. There were only five girls that went out for the girl's basket- ball season. They were Mega Sprague, Karla Kerr, Emma Loomis, Mindy Olson, and Debbie Tobel. The girl's performed their drill to the song, Axel-F which took the first place trophy at the 1985 tournament. When boy's basketball season started, Karla Kerr left the Pentastics and Jenny Loomis joined, so they can still be called the Penastics. This time the drill was performed to C-I-T-Y which they will also perform at the boy's tournament. 1-r: Jenny Loomis,Emma Loomis,Lena Ritter Mega Sprague kneeling: Debbie Tobel, Mindy Olson Emma: What am I supposed to do now, Mindy? 66 CLASS OF ’86 SIGN HERE! Back Row L to R: Dorine Murnion, Paul Buffington Ballensky, Mike Williams, Cody Clark. Front Row: Mindy Olson, Tony Williams. Not Pictured: Julie Baker, Edie Jay Selman, Omsk «f f £ frfei ■ ? iM j s T J 9 M $ 4 ( '4 4 .1 ti i - i it u i 2 j£z. a i. .3 jt'sr '• 4 4 - -� ' •� . i •} i uA 4 a la si a 3 Buffington. •«jsSs 4 iw 1 sH 3 111 i ■ ■ i si ££K£S The G.C.H.S. Rodeo Club consists ofu members this year. This years advisor is Jim Baker. We have 4 Senior Rodeo Club members this year. Mike Williams, Jay Selman, Paul Buffington and Edie Ballensky. The Rodeo Club officers are President- Tony Williams, Vice President-Ed Murnion and Secretary-Treas- urer-Julie Baker. This year the Jordan High School Rodeo will be May 31 June 1, 1986. To help raise money for this rodeo the Rodeo Club will have a pancake supper Feb. 14, 1986 after the Hysham Basketball Game at Jordan. We are all looking forward to the season this year and we have some kids with quite a bit of potential. I can't wait to start hearing the National Anthem, known to us in the rodeo business as Bareback riders be ready , before every rodeo. 68 The Voice of Democracy was held in November of 1985 by the Garfield County VFW Post 7886 Auxilary. There were three Senior girls who participated in this event. Those who put their creative writing abilities to work were Christy Green, Maribeth McKeever, and Karla Kerr. The national theme for this year was New Horizons for American Youth 11. This was a real challenge since today's youth has so much to choose from. The compositions were read by members of the local VFW Aux. ladies. Christy Green was first place winner and Maribeth McKeever won the second place award. 69 ...AND THEY SAID IT COULDN'T EE DONE!! utORGE ADY - Basketball 1,2.3,4; Track 1,2,3; Band 1.2.3,4; Choir 3,4; Football 1; School Play 1,3,4; Remuda 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Saga 2,4; Soys' State 3; Honor Band 3.4; OEA 4. TONY baler- Rodeo Club 1: Basketball 3,4. E01E BALLENSKY- Basketball 1,2,4; Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Cheerleading 2; Drill Team 1; Class Pres. 2; Class Secretary 3; Pep Club Secretary 4 ; FHA Song leader 3; FHA Historian Reporter 4; Who’s who 4; u.S Achievement Academy 1. DAWN BETCHER- Yearbook.3,4; Asst. Editor 3; Ad Editor 4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; State 1,2,3; Cross Country 1, 2; All-State 2; Drill Team 1; Class Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vice. President 4; Who's Who 3,4; Girl's State 3; Academic Olympics 3; Basketball Manager-Boy's 2,4; Beef Cook Off 2. PAUL BUFFINGTON- School Play 1; Football Manager 1; Photography 1,3; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Track 2; Saga 2; Remuda 2,4; Photography Editor 4; Homecoming Candidate 2; Pep Club 3; Rodeo Club 3.4; FHA 4. KARA CLARK- Pep Club 1;2;3;4; Basketball i;2; Basketball Manager 3;4; Mascot(Cheerleader) 1;3; FHA 1;2;3;4; OEA 4; Band 1;2;3;4; Choir 1; Annual 4; Track Manager 2; Homecoming Candidate 2; Who's Who 3, MDNA GALLINGER- Special Olympics 1;2;3;4; Choir 1;2. QR1STY GREEN - Class Pres. 1;3; Drill Team 1; Cheerleading 2;3; FHA 1;2:3;4; Pres. ; Historian 2; Pep Club 1;2;3;4; Pres. Sagebursh Saga 2; Voice of Democracy 3;4; Who' Who 3; U.S. Achievmer.t Academy 1;3; Homecoming Princess 3; Hofoecoming Queen Candidate 4. GJTCA IRONS- Basketball 1;2; Basketbal 1 .Manager 3; Drill Team 3 Annual a. yAn a L rno PeP Club 1 ;2;3;4; FHA 2;3;4; Drill Team 1;2;3;4; Annual 4. Saga 2; 3m. LOOIIS- Football 1 ;3; Basketball 1 ;3 hVVRIBETH M3KEEVER- Basketball 1;2; Volleyball 1;2; Annual 3; Pep Club 1;2; Band 1;2;3;4; Choir 1;2;4; Voice of Democracy 3,4; Who's Who 4; Drama 1;3;4; Alternate Girl State 3; Drill Team 3; OEA 3;4. NWRCEft fCWILLI WS- Basketball 1;2;3;4; Drill Team 1; Cheerleading 2;4; Pep Club 1;2;3;4; Track 1;2;3;4; FHA 2;3;4; Boys Basketball Manager 3; Saga 2; Homecoming Candidate Queen 4; Student Council 1;3 V.P. Class V.P. 2. MICHELLE MGWILLIAMS - Pep Club 1;2;3; Basketball 1;2;3;4; Boys Basketball Manager 2; Cheerleader 1;3;4; Track 1;2;3;4; FHA 2;3;4; Student Council 2;4. MARK MERLAK - Pep Club 1; OEA 2; Saga 1; Alternate Boys State 1; CHAD O'COWOR Pen Club 2. TONY PHIPPS - Rodeo Club 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Prcm King 3; Kneconing Prince 3; Hneccming King 4. JAY SELMAN- Pep Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; All Conference B.Ball 3,4; All Conference Football 2; Hcrccming Candidate 4; Class Pres. 4; Student Couxil 1; Choir 1; FHA Vice Pres. 4. DARLA STANTON- Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 1.2,3,4; School Play 3; Varsity Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Student Council 1,4; Yearbook Sec- retary (Financial Editor) 4; OEA 3,4; Pres. 4; Drill Team 1; Hjreccming Candidate 1; Beef Cook Off 1; FHA 1; Choir 1; G-CliJd 1,2,3,4; All Conference Basketball 2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Hnor Band 3; Acedemic Olyrpics 3; Wio's Wx 3,4. TRAVIS TWITCHELL- Pep Club 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; OEA 4; Boy's State 3; Student Council 3; Vice President 4; Hcmeccnung Candidate 1; Girls Stat Keeper 4; Wxi's Who 4v KIM WILSCN- Basketball 1,2,3.4; Track 1,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ftnor Band 3,4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 2,4; Class Secretary 1.2; Vho's Who 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3,4. MIKE WILLIAMS- Basketball 2,3,4; Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4; Mascot 3; Boy’s State 3; Hjreccrmng Candidate 4; Student frxrrci! 3. I am such a ood cook. Gina F. Alright FOOD!!! Codv C. There here!!! Pam B. Together once again. Mega S. George Fina An original happy face. Tony 0. Yes I am strange. Edie B.. Look out tummy here it comes. Alberta M. Yes we are phisisticated Darla S. Shan W. and Rhonda G. TRI-C PRINTING SUPPLY BASIL PIUS OR BEN PIUS 8 NORTH 7TH PH. 406-232-5073 MILES CITY, MT 59301 Darla S. 73 Left to right:Marcus Bray, Gloria Clark, Mrs. Bray,Kara Bray, Jen Wilson, and Julie Baker. 1985-86 FHA Members and Officers Officers: President-Kara Clark V.P.-Jay Selman Secretary-Kim Wilson Historian-Edie Ballensky Pariimentarian-Jen Wilson Song Leader-Shavon Hooker Members: Marcene McWi11iams Shelly McWilliams Julie Baker Christy Green Paul Buffington Lucy Murnion Kim Kreider Dorine Murnion Karla Kerr Mary Dutton Lisa Buffington Our Sponsor is Mrs. Bray and our Chapter parent is Gloria Clark. Gloria is also the Montana State Chapter parent and Shavon Hooker is the District Song Leader. 1985-86 brought about a busy year for FHA. We started out the year traveling to Baker for District Convention. The highlight for the day was question and answer time with Governor Ted Schwinden as he visited Baker as Capital for a day. Next on our agenda was a trip to Great Falls with OEA for State Leadership Conference. We had a great time and a busy two days. The year brought about many money raisers and fun act- ivities and we kept very busy putting coupons on products at Ryans. What a way to get out of study hall. Christmas vacation started with a Christmas ice skating party and gift exchange. Valentine's Day brought about a Sweetheart Sadie Hawkins Dance. And we look forward to Saint Patrick's Day for a Morp. Everyone is getting practiced up for state competition and looking forward to Billings. See you in the supplement for outcomes. Left to Right: Shellv McWi11iams,Julie Baker, Lucy Murnion and Kara Brav. 74 back row(1. to r.) Mrs. Edwards, Rhonda Gagnon, George Ady Nathan Saylor, Michael Green, Travis Twitch- ell, Lavern Gagnon front row(l.to rf) Mark Merlak, Kara Clark, Shan Whiteside, Rhonda Phillips, Darla Stanton, Pam Beecher, Greg Hellyer (Not pictured) Maribeth McKeever OEA Officers Darla Stanton (President) Shan Whiteside (Vice-pres.) Rhonda Gagnon (Secretary) George Ady (Historian) OEA is in its second year here at GCHS. There were fourteen members in it this year. It was sponsored by Mrs. Rose Edwards. OEA stands for Office Education Assosiation. It teaches students business skills and business related careers. This year OEA had many activities We sold pizza kits to raise money for Regional Convention at Hardin on Feb. 3, State Convention at Helena, March 16-19 and National Convention at Columbus, Ohio on April 26-30. 75 OEA REGIONALS On February 9th at approximately 2 p.m.. the OEA members of 6.C.H.S., consisting of Travis Twitchell, Darla Stanton, George Ady, Rhonda Gagnon, Rhonda Phillips, Pam Beecher, Mark Merlak, Nathan Saylor, Mike Green Lavurn Gagnon, Greg He1 Iyer, Sponsors: Mr. Bray, Mrs. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Merlak, left Jordan for the OEA Regional Con- vention held in Hardin, Mt. Upon arriving in Billings they stopped and picked up Kara and Gloria Clark. They then traveled to Hardin and checked into their motel. After getting settled in the rooms the members walked across the street to a mini store and bought Pepsi and popcorn, then went back to the rooms to watch a movie. (Of course they had tA check in on the sponsors to make sure they were behaving themselves.) Bright and early Monday morning we left our motel to go to Hardin High to compete in Office Occupation Skills. The members checked in for their Did we really win!!!!!!!!!! Layyrn,Mike, Nathan, Kara, and Travis events and had breakfast. After a general session competitions began. In between our hour long tests some of us had a few extra minutes to meet in the auditorium and dis- :uss our tests. Around 4:30p.m. the award ceremony began. All of the students of G.C.H.S. placed in the top 20 with over in the top 10 and 7 receiving certificates for being in the top 6 in each event. After the awards presentation we packed up and drove to Billings. After a good meal at Fuddrucker's we arrived home at about 1o:3o. Gloria Clark and Mrs. Edwards Clowning around. (And They Tell Us To Act Our Age.) Placings: Shan Whiteside:2nd-Word Processing 4th-Business Proofreading Darla Stanton:3rd-Job Interview 6th-Records Management Pam Beecher:5th-Data Entry Rhonda Phjllips:4th-Communications I 7th-Word Processing George Ady:4th-General Clerical II 7th-Data Entry Rhonda Gagnon:6th-Accounting I Nathan Saylor:6th-General Clerical tie 7th-Typing I Mike Green:8th General Clericali 19th-Accounting I Kara Clark:7th tie-Typing I 15th-Accounting I Greg HelIyer:10th-Information Communication Mark Merlak:19th Accounting II Lavurn Gagnon:15th-Information Communications 76 HOME OF THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS Child Development is taught by Mrs. Bray during third and fourth period. This class is split up in- to semesters. The first semester, the students learn about the birth of a baby and how to care for one. They also learn the different diseases a baby can get before and after birth and the causes. The second semester deals with actual personal experience with the children through play school which is held every day except Thursday. Play school is held at the GCHS Dormitory. Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- day , we have four year olds. We have twenty four year olds, who include Amber Bollinger, Casey Coulter, Marc Bray, Mashelle Clark, Dusty Buffington, Quinn Jessen, Tasha Hageman, Jamie Helm, Brett Hellyer, Robert Ed- wards, Nolan Olson, Darren Fogle, Alicia Nelson, Roni Ryan, Valerie Turner, Kelsey Stanton, Melissa Stanton, Russell Worm, Kristyn Hansard, and Dominic Burgess. Tuesday we have the three year olds and there are eight of them. They include Amber Weedina. Shawna Foale, Berry Gibson, Benjamine White, Amanda Watts, John Baule, Heide Ryan, and Loren towards. I he seven girls who help and work with the children are Christy Green, Kara Clark, Glenda Irons, Karla Kerr, Kim Wilson, Marcene McWilliams, and Shelly McWilliams. This is a great experience for anyone who plans to work with small chilren in the future. 77 a i n ■ ik iki gkii 4 TEAK � LhS Russell Worm, Robert Edwards, Darren Fogle, Casey Coulter, and Mashelle Clark Valerie Turner, Quinn Jessen, Shelly McWilliams, and Jamie Helm 78 Karla Kerr, Amanda Watts, Christy Green, Loren Edwards, Amber Weeding and Berry Gibson 3 YEAR 0LI S Heidi Ryan, Loren Edwards Kim Wilson, John Baule, Amanda Watts Mrs. Bray, Amber Weeding, Berry bibson, Amanda Watts, John Baule, and Kim Wilson 79 Claudia Stanton, Dixi Stanton, Darla Stanton, Mary Dutton,' Shay Grimsurd, Marcene McWilliams, Jeana Issacs, Shelly McWilliams, Brett Coldwell Justin Pluhar. Not Pictured: Angie Abel, Kim Kreider Jackie Meckel, Laura Stevenson, Niles Stanton Lige Murray. Dorm Mom- Claudia Stanton 80 Did you want something? Marcene McWilliams I'm so excited! Shay Grimsrud You've got to De crazy to live here! Darla Stanton I'm innocent Mom. Lige Murray What talent, two things at once. Angie Abel 81 I can't believe she did that!!! Jeana Issacs Mary Dutton Oh hi Mom! Brett Coldwell Sure I can be there, what time?!!? Shelly McWilliams I saw that!! Shay Grimsrud ACTIVITIES Everybody Needs a Friend—Shay G. 83 bug Eyes!--Brett C. SCHOOL Academic Olympics—On Our Way to Stardom Greg H., Tony 0., Mary D., Kyle P., Dawn B., Lige M. When all else fails-----EAT Shelly M. Uthaug Livestock IL Robert Engdahl u-s Helen Brusett 86 Curtis McWilliams Patrick and Bev Gibbs CL Byron Kera? Walt and Ruth Thomas Edwards Ranch sheep (g 3 Emmet Clark Sons Edwards Ranch cattle LUC Emmet Clark Sons 5 Hosie Clark WRITE HERE IF YOU’RE HAPPY! Daryl Hinther, Duane Bollinger, Chris Pluhar, Rodney Bollinger, Duane Jessen, Robert Johnson, Ray Hageman, and Booper Pluhar. 90 B HMT MARKET Phone 232-2074 1909 Main Street MILES CITY. MONTANA 59301 3 ARROW Morel dew;:: Weekly Monthly Hates Sy Cottage Gr. Miles City. MT 59301 LI'L AUDREY'S HUSKY HOUSE FAMILY RESTAURANT Open 24 Hours Daily- Miles City 232-0099 COME IN AND JOIN US . WON T YOU! OPEN 6 AM - 11 PM DAILY South Haynes Avenue and the Broadus Interchange 1215 S. Haynes Ave. Miles City, MT HAT PRINTING Quality Printing Miles City, MT Eighth Grade: In tree(l-r): Shawn Hooker, Tyler Murnion, Denim Hellyer, Scott Peeler, Mindi Ross, Lori Fellman, Michelle Ady, Rex Phipps, Standing: Jennine Faris, Mrs. Wendy Linford(teacher), Jeannette Hartloff HINNELAND TRUCKING CIRCLE, MONTANA Joe L. Hegel ATTORNEY AT LAW 1 707 MAIN STREET POST OFFICE BOX 1766 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 — 1766 o First Interstate Bank Montana and Main Milos City, Mt. 91 m Miles City Plaza 7 A.M. - 12 P.M. Everyday Miles City Plaza MILES CITY, MT 59301 Phone (406) 232-7214 Tim J. Watts Valley Motor Supply Front: Eric FitzGerald, Reg Hageman. Back: Alaina Loomis, Stacie Krum, Joanna Gibson, Amy McKeever, Monica Drew. Teacher: Bob Southern BISON BAR PHONE 232-9854 MILES CITY, MONTANA A FRIENDLY PLACE WHERE FRIENDS MEET Conlin’s Furniture 902 S. Haynes Ave. Miles City, Mt. 1-800-521 -4269 Dale W. Enghusen Insurance Sales Representative 1X6 North 7th Miles City, MT Bus: 232-3176 Res: 232-3168 Auto-Fire-Life Truck jconoco) HALE'S DISTRIBUTING PHONE 485-2510 CIRCLE, MONTANA 59215 The Wharf John Stockhill Jewelers 92 Randall Lumber Equipment KSQAtf Plumbing Heating, Jnc. PLUMBING HEATING CONTRACTORS FIXTURES, PIPE, VALVES, FITTINGS DRAWER 220 • MILES CITY Complete line of building materials and furniture Miles City, Montana 59301 2404 Main - P.O. Box 1164 Phone 232-3788 Seated:Joye Murnion, Scott Ross, Tracy Stanton. Standing:Mystie Murnion, Shan- non Hageman, Rena McKeever, Roberta O'Conner, Donna Whiteside, Deanna Mont- gomery, Kenneth Ryan.Teacher:Ruth Thomas Your Photographic Headquarters Gifts, Hallmark Cards Wedding Invitations fUqq.i Cam Aa and 9nx. RED ROCK SPORTING GOODS BtMifMM Loop MM EM Phono 406 232-2716 MILES CITY, MONTANA 60301 Red Rock Village Motel-Cafe Cocktail Lounge Supper Club Phone: 232-4030 Miles City, MT R jittfcU Miles City, MT |T -------- W IS est Wishes A ?rom McCone County Mospital and Nursing Home Circle, M Z 4S5-SS8I 'pa'twc'io S-Ccvatoi (?am fiam; P.O. Box B Circle, Montana 59215 Back: Curtis Kerr, Gary Bollinger, Kenny Faris, Teacher Kathleen Bveraert, Luke Kloker, John O'Connor, Michael Krikorian. Front: Kistia Johnson, Loretta Loomis, Nicole Murnion, and Rhonda Fitzgerald Ernst’s Lund Implement D D APPLIANCE AND ELECTRONICS RCA - Whirlpool - Litton - Gibson P.O. BOX 6 BROCKWAY, MONTANA B9214 Complete Super Market plus Mini-Mall Cafe New Convenience Store Circle, Montana 485-2680 New Co LI Circl Be Case New Holland Heston 485-2345 Circle, MT Loberg Heating Cooling Circle,Montana 94 your total appliance and 818 Main hardware headquarters MILES CITY Where service is given with a smile Circle, Montana GLADSTONE HOTEL-MOTEL National Historic Site Mark and Mary LaRowe Circle, Montana 592X5 P.O. Box 175 - Ph. (406) 485-3311 485-2582 or 485-2782 Automotive Bearings Baldwin Filters Commercial Line Agriculture Back: Abe Murnion, Aaron Hageman, Joe Ross, Wayne Stanton, Dina Shawver, Dixi Stanton, Jenille Turner, Front: Walter Harbaugh,Owen Murnion, Denise Linford, Toni Stanton, Joy Baule, Jodi Stanton, Tonya Hensleigh, Jaci Uthaug. Teacher: Margaret Gibson_____________ CIRCLE, MONTANA 59215 E (406) 485- FLEXI-COIL CHISEL PLOWS 95 Horizon Equipment ' Where the Good Zhings Are” Zastee-Zreez Zhank you ?or your business Circle, MZ 485-3674 FrontiNathan Krikorian,Angela Bennett,Keith Gillett,Ji11 HelIyer,Teresa Stanton, Pandi Highland,Jeremy Johnston, Denim Fogle,Amber Peeler,Chevel1 Ryan.Back:Mari Belcher,Amanda Montgomery,Kandy Uthaug,Mariah Fitzgerald,Orin Jessen,Reggie Law- rence,Wally Harbaugh,Jeremy Watt,Aaron Phipps,Eric McWilliams.TeacherrMrs. Bob Southern 911 Mam Miles City, Mont, 59301 Jim Jane McMillan (406) 232-6144 Army Navy Surplus and Firtarms John R. Carr, Attorney 232-4569 Box 1257, Miles City, MT MARKLE’S INC. Parts-228-9342 Glasgow, MT Copper Thimble 800 Main Miles City 96 OSCO T)KUQ JS VOU.K evsRyzHJWQ szone Friendliest Staff-Super Selection In Garfield County 515 Pleasant 1-800 -332-5080 First row:Wendy Marsh, Marc Kloker, Todd Maciag, Jason Jessen, Autumn Loomis, Chad Hooker.Second row:Barry Johnston, Scott McKeever, Robin Hageman, Shannon Murnion, Jeana Stanton, Nicole Paxson, Benedict Murnion, Benjamin Shidler, Burt Vollmer.Third row:Sean Murnion, Weston Harbaugh, Brady Olson, Jesse Murn- ion, Judd Gibson,Eva Guesanburu.Teachers:Mrs.Audrey Drew,Mrs. Marian Peeler. J.C. Ray Jerrel, Inc. Plains and Livestock Prairie Implement PENNEY Transportation Ph. 232-4355 BROADUS HWY. Retail Ph. 232-1431 Machinery, Grain SOUTH P.O. BOX 758 MILES CITY, MT ALLIS CHALMERS Catalog Ph. 232-4110 Miles City Miles City, MT. Montana 605 Main - Phone 232-9994 Eastern MT's Little Las Vegas MILES CITY, MONTANA 97 emees sxxoxj ssKVjeexzsK Circle, Montana BULK GASOLINE DIESEL PROPANE FARM TIRE SERVICE CONVENIENT STORE GOODYEAR TIRES CHAPIN'S DRUG STORE Katie Mae and Alden M. BERGLAND Fountain and Gift Supplies Circle, MT Maintenance Supplies Fixtures and Equipment Bars Restaurants Drive Ins Institutions Distributors of Columbia Chemicals YELLOWSTONE SUPPLY Miles City, Montana 59301 Back row: Tammy Stanton,Brandi Gibson,Kris Johnson,Daniel Shidler,Nicky Currey, Aaron McWilliams, Aaron Helm, Kevin Ward, Niki Fogle, Amanda Clark,Toby Kloker, Leo Murnion. Second rcw:Teauna Worm, Matthew Murnion. Angie Peeler, Shari White- side, Denise Guptill. Third row: Amber Uthaug, Wendy O'Connor, Kimberly Murnion, Denver Hensleigh. Teacher: Mrs.Susan Hageman 98 Miles Cav's Pioneer Department Store DR. JERRY STANLEY Chiropractic Physician 103 N 8th Miles City, Montana 59301 0« ce Hours By Appointment Phone: (406) 232-2634 Back: Lena Ritter, Becky Ripley. Middle: Jaimie Fitch, Rod Lawrence, B.G. FitzGerald, Jeremy Jessen, Tim Watt, Bob Whiteside, Bryan Phipps, Brian Murnion. Front: Howard Shawver, Annette Loomis, Charity Murnion, Jeff Guptill, Dusty Jessen, Andrea Bennett, Tasha Buxcell, Michelle Krikorian, Stormy Marsh, Niles Stanton. Absent: Kent Whiteside, Christopher Kellie 9TALLARD ASSOCIATES, P.C. Certified Public Accountants DRAWER 549 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 Stevenson ancf Sons funeral 3 fome 300 Spring 1717 Main St. Terry, Montana 59349 Miles City, Montana 59301 SUPER 8 MOTEL Hlway 59 194 at second exit Miles City, MT. 59301 406-232-5261 America's Finest Economy Lodging TOLL FREE RESERVATIONS 1-800-843-1991 J.B. Wheatcroft Attorney at Law Miles City, Montana 59301 8 North 9th 232-4741 99 P.O. Box 116 Circle. Montana 59215 Dave, Ken and Norma Youn � sxymv z.v. and sjzscazs Box 153 485-2196 __________Circle, Montana 59213________ MARVIN STRAND (406) 485-3333 A New Horizon STRAND'S FARM SUPPLY LIQUID HANDLING EQUIPMENT LIQUID FERTILIZER 117 W. MAIN CIRCLE, MT 59215 S M Auto Sales Service, Inc. USED CARS BODY SHOP AUTOMOTIVE PARTS REPAIR SHOP CAT CREEK SCHOOL Teacher Sheila Baker, Jana Isaacs, and Ryan Pinkerton Montana Bank of Circle, l l. A. Circle, Montana 59215 485-2731 Member FDIC Mccom ezeezKje coopsra zm Serving Circle Jordan Richey Live Better Electrically Fred Wacker Agency Jr. Dept. Store Larson True Value Hardware Wilsons Joylin1s Bill1s Marine and Cycle 100 Pehlke’s Furniture Your Family Furniture Store 524 2nd Ave. S. Glasgow, MT TOWN ft RANCH SEftVICENUR fARM EQUIPMENT ' jfAlES. INC. Blfa MARKlfS IMPLEMENT © VALLEY IMPLEMENT CO.. INC f7T3 ZERBE BROTHERS IMPLEMENT SERVICE CENTER POR N.E. MONT nRTiannt fpritiers union insuRRncE compnniES Norma C. Wilson INSURANCE AGENT VAN NORMAN SCHOOL Cody Bollinger Charles Kerr Candy Bollinger Laura Marsh Circle Musky Service and Circle Zrailer Court WE BUILD EXHAUST SYSTEMS, MUFFLER TAILPIPE P O Box 1136 2503 Mam Miles City. Montana 59301 Office 1406) 23?-1804 Home (406) 232-5582 Bulk Gas Diesel, Tires, Batteries, 24 hr. Towing Service—AAA Farm Bureau Dealer-Ph. 485-3645 Circle, MT Len and Harvey Kuntz____________ eau t£ 101 Mach’s Prorate Service P.O. Box 1437 West of Miles City MILES CITY. MONTANA 59301 Mack W. Porter Office: 232-6010 Home: 232-4035 Stieg Associates Insurance, Inc. Miles City, Montana 59301 Mac’s Frontierland, Inc. p. o. BOX 399 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 (406) 232-1183 and 232-2457 A Complete Music Store Louise Kapps-owner Miles City, Mt. Music Accesories guitars, amps, pianos band instruments Phone 232-0227 FLAT CREEK SCHOOL Eva Twitchell Mike Twitchell J.C. Taylor Scottie MacDonald Donald MacDonald Toni Twitchell (406) 732-368? MANGEN'S ELECTRIC INC. tlCCTRVCAL SUPPlICS MOTOR Rf PAIR 102 LITTLE BIG MEN POWDER RIVER DEEP PAN PIZZA Downtown Miles City Lazy Letters Sales and Service Office Machines Miles City, MT Kester School: Teacher Deb King, Joe Gagnon, Jo Coldwell, Richard Gagnon, Patricia Gagnon Same Day Service for . 110, 126, 135, Disc Film Precessing and Enlargements We use Kodak Paper Jack’s Body Shop YOU BEND 'EM WE MEND 'EM JACK FIECHTNER 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE AUTO GLASS INSTALLED COMPLETE BODY REPAIR Phone 232-1661 623 NORTH 7th MILES CITY, MT 59301 COMPLETE EXHAUST RADIATOR SERVICE 103 Registered Feeds — Custom Pelleting Grain Storage — Trucking — Grain Cleaning Fertilizer Sales Service Sacked Blocked Feeds Farm Chemicals Seed Treat DALE FELLMAN FEEDS Phone 557-2206 FELLMAN'S ACE HARDWARE AAA MOTEL (557-2209) Animal Health — Plumbing Housewares — Sporting Goods Phone 557-2206 TREE COULEE SCHOOL Jason Bollinger, Callie Taylor, and Lee Wankel Teacher - Joan Frady X.n.Lr, JJn tUMdfo wAPDWAPf am buuOtnO SUWwlS Phone 232-1345 P.O. Box 820 Miles City. MT 59301 MIDLANO LUMBER. INC Retail Building Materials STEWART'S MILES CITY LOCATED IN THE MTLES CITY PLAZA THE trade: WIND Complete Advertising Fo Southeastern Montana P.O.BOX 26 • 321 Main Miles City, Montana 59301 406-232-7770 104 SUTHERLAND SCHOOL Alvin. Taylor (6 th) , Connie Taylor (teacher), and Stacie Hirsch(7th) 105 BENZIEN SCHOOL BACK ROW: Christy South, Miss Carol Eshelman, and Misty Kibler. MIDDLE ROW: Jon Osko, Kelly Witt, and Kent South. FRONT ROW: Kevin South, Rick Kibler, Kirk Rich, and Peter Osko. 106 INDIAN CREEK SCHOOL 0 FIRST 0 SECURITY 0 BflDK STANDING: Deanna Gregg, Teacher Elaine Witt, Darci Gregg, Kathy Cremar. SEATED: Walt Murray and J.C. Murray. BOX 250 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 PHONE (406) 232-3620 Ed Kreider Marge SoIf Brenda Thomas Casey Thomas NOT PICTURED: Andy, Travis, and Amber Meckel 107 specialize in farm and ranch deliveries Clothes Closet 78 JV. 8 th St. Milts City. M r BLACKFOOT SCHOOL: Front: Staci Saylor, Sara Negaard, Misty West, Erinne Lemon, Middle: Dawn Clark, Chip Saylor, Mike West, Casey Clark, Back: Miss D. Tobel(aid), Dustin Negaard, Ebert Stanton, Miss S. Westby(teacher). RICHARD LANE HOGAN, D.D.S. 1812 CLARK AT HtWAY NO. IO MILES CITY. MONTANA 59301 Qjxt It Box 48 Jordan, Mt. Phone 557-2474 Hair fashions Box 356 Milos City, Montana 59301 108 Airport Inn FAMILY FOOD FUN MILES CITY, MONTANA Dairti Queen MILES CITY PLAZA Strwn BVishtts! 7:30 AM-10:00 PM Weekends 11:00 PM -tv Clothing Sewing Needs for the whole family. ZM£ MUKfflONS Jordan PINE GROVE SCHOOL Back: Kistia Wright, Jennifer Stanton, Cinda Phipps. Middle: Clayton Phipps, Justin Phipps,Wendy Stanton. Front: Kal Phipps, Nicole Phipps, Rene Stanton, and Natalie Phipps. 109 wi n _ ■- - - GARFIELD HOTEL AND MOTEL Bud Charlene Pilcher Jordan Tribune P.O. Box 9 Jordan, Montana 59337 USPS 276-980 Margaret Cremer Managing Editor Montana Newspapers Aubrey D. Larson, Publisher D S Lumber GRADE SCHOOL BOARD: Seated: Karen Ady, Virgil Hellyer, Jack Murnion. Standing: John McKeever, Doug Stanton. JORDAN ELECTRIC Dayle IK BIG DKr SADDLERY BOOT, SHOE, AND SADDLE REPAIR PH: 557-6139 Paxson's Pump JORDAN 557-2567 Neal Dodie Paxson, Prop. 110 Miles City Livestock Center CENTER OF THE LIVESTOCK BUSINESS OF THE NORTHWEST P O Bor 8 M.l City. MT 59301 Bui (4061 232 1790 R i. 14061 232 2349 C R DRY CLEANERS MILES CITY PLAZA MILES CITY. MONTANA 59301 PHONE 232-1448 Toll Ff� 4 1 800 33? 6081 In Mofiini COHAGEN GRADE SCHOOL: front row: Curt Pluhar, Clay Schlepp, Jessica Helm, Marcie Johnson, Honey Pluhar, Staci Beecher. second row: Ty Clauson, Jay Collins, Danny Williams, Zane Hafla, Jessica Horn, Bill Brooks, third row: Wayland Pluhar, Shana Brooks, Jeffrey Pluhar, Brandi Beecher, Harold Erlenbusch, Jodi Johnson, Annette Hafla. back row: Miss Jennifer Connor, Pat Erlenbusch, Staci Johnson, Steve Erlenbusch, Jacinda Frost, Tim Rossow, Mrs. Marion Officer. MILES CITY FORD LINCOLN MERCURY Miles City, MT in Miles City Appliance, T.V. Sound Magnauox — Frigidaire — Radio Shack 511 Main Street MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 Phone 232-2361 MILES CITY LAUNDRY CLEANERS CORNER 8TH BRIDGE (MCL CORP.) PHONE 232-2240 P.O. BOX 1409 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301-1409 msm BUS DRIVER PAT TALBOT peon's MEAT SERVICE 713 Knight Street Miles City, Montana 59301 232-3556 DAVE ATKINSON LEON SHIPMAN We want you to stand on our reputation. Miles City, MT OLIVE MOTOR INN AND HOTEL LOUNGE AND DINING ROOM DOWNTOWN MILES CITY, MONTANA PHONE HANK LOIS BUELOW 406-232-2450 NflP Mertor Service Inc. P.O. Box 1217 809 Bridge Street MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 NANCY GOULD TOGS TACK 609 Main • Miles City, Montana 59301 MILES AND ULMER For Top Quality Hardware Products Miles City, MT n 3 (utald A. £ s ut Wafer Well Drilling and Repair Phone: 232-1949 220 North 12th ASKIN WELL SUPPLY HIGHWAY 12 AT THE CROSSROADS MILES CITY, MT 59301 232-2465 Wotrol Submersible Pump-; Repair Service Complete Pressure Systems Windmills Miles City,MT BIG DRY SCHOOL: left, back to front: Anna Guesanburu, Matthew Bliss, Ron Guesan- buru, Barry Dutton. Middle: Chris Robertson and Jayme Butler. Right, back to front: Andy Robertson, Nichole Butler, Jennifer Dutton. TRAILS inn MiLES City MONTANA BOYD’S BOOT AND SADDLE BUY SELL • CLEAN ALFALFA GRASS SEEDS Cenex Seed Plant 500 Main Miles City, Mt.59301 Rodeo Equip. Headquarters Authorized Tandy Leather Dealers ----------- Yellowstone Valley P.O. Box 956 Miles City, Montana 59301 TELEPHONES BILL GAMBLE Bus.: 232-4760 Manager Res.: 232-0083 A T Supply, Inc. Quality Always Farm Ranch Supplies 2415 Main Miles City, MT Ph. 232-3422 BIS SIQf TWnaaj) 701 MAIN (406) 232-1241 P.O. BOX 1299 MILES CiTY MONTANA 59301-1299 BERG REALTORS 1819 Phillip Mil City. Montana 59301 CQNRA SEHG ('HAD s: no Phone 1406) 232 5200 Anytime AgriBasics Company P.O. Box 1279 Miles City, Montana 59301 DKJVS CAKSIUjCCV Shennun Const. Circle, Mt. 485-2593 Uluegrass Upholstery Jhc. 201 S. 6th Miles City, Mt. 59301 Jim and Irene Trogden Reasonable Rates 232-5324 • Free Estimates Fast Dependable Service Pickup and Deliver Within 10 Miles of Miles Citv Bargain Finders Second Hand and Antique Store 13 South 6th Miles City, Mt. 232-4181 HIGH SCHOOL BOARD: BACK: Bert Robert- son, Supt. John Baule, Cole Cold- well, Jim Baker. FRONT: Clerk Betty Johnson, Betty Lou Weeding, Mary Ann Murray, Sandra Wilson. HIGHWAY 12 FURNITURE AND CARPET same quality at discount prices Route 1 - Box 104 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 Garfield Title Insurance Co. Dependable Insurance Fire, Casualty Vehicle Tax Service Bonds farmer’s Union Oil, (jas, Qrease, Zires Garfield Co. Cenex r--i a ’ • t-VA ', T T-{-, ny.Hr . ■r T,T T—I jy - -T-. HINTH-R . 1A CKIF o A f r rv rp iixx� i i iiiwii | «.• a. x. 1 7riV L-fk C C DISTRIBUTORS Alvin Richard Clark, General Trucking Phone 557-2230 IMPERIAL MOTORS Inc. P. 0. Box 350 Telephone 406-538-3482 LEWISTOWN, MT. 59457 W.T. Wallick Jr. D.C. Chiropractic Center 232-2807 Box 296 2717 Main Miles City, MT DON'S THE STORE FOR F,VERvOVF LEWISTOWN MONTANA i GLASGOW LIVESTOCK SALES CO. AUCTIONEERS Fitz Hoppe and Del Strommen HOG AND CATTLE SALES EVERY THURSDAY SPECIAL SALES TO BE ADVERTISED IN ADVANCE. 406-228-9306 Bob Fjeldheim, Owner Manager 228-4588 Jim Lawrence, Field Representative 228-9083 Richard Wagner, Field Representative 785-4541 Gary Maczka, Office Manager 228-4860 Rancher’s DALE v! PAM KIM • • • . : ' C' - 'C