Hardin High School - Big Horn Yearbook (Hardin, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1967 volume:

THE BIG HORN 1967 HARDIN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HARDIN, MONTANA With excitement on the first day of school, we enter, anticipating the events of the coming year, TABLE OF CONTENTS F acuity................9 Sophomores ............14 Juniors............... 22 Seniors............. 32 Organizations..........46 Athletics .............80 SUPERINTENDENT MR. SALYER - attended Missouri Valley College, Central Missouri State Teachers College, Montana State University, and Eastern Montana College before he acquired his ph. B. Degree. 4 PRINCIPAL MR. GOLLER - received his Masters of Education from the University of Washington. GUIDANCE MR. PATEK - attended the University of Nevada and Eastern Montana College where he received his Masters of Education and Bachelor of Science degrees. ro ooo i' -t 000 Pet Ik W 5 DR. ROBERT MILLER, CHAIRMAN MR. EVERETT BULLIS MR. LOYD SAUNDERS BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. VERN KAISER MR. ED MILLER MR. ORVILLE SVAREN 7 Through their inspirations we have acquired 8 MR. SHERMAN - received his B.S. degree from Eastern Montana College. Currently, he is teaching Biology. FACULTY MR. SHOWMAN - received his B.S. and M.S. from Montana State University. He is teaching English III and IV. MISS SCHUSTER - has acquired her B.M., B.A., and M.M. degrees while attending Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. MISS SPRAY - attended Eastern Montana College where she acquired her B.S. degree. She now teaches U. S. History. MRS. WEIR - attended Southwest Missouri State College where she received her B.S. degree. She teaches Home Economics. MR. BUTLER - teaches G.P.S. and Chemistry. He received his B.S. degree from Eastern Montana College. MRS. CORSANT - received her M.A. and B.A. degrees from New York University. She teaches English Literature. MR. FIELD - who received his B.A. degree from the University of Montana, teaches Physics, Trigonometry, and Geometry. MR. HARLIN - received his B.A. degree In Education from the University of Montana In Missoula, Mont. 10 MR. HARTWIG - received his B.A., Masters, and A.B. degrees from Colorado State College In Greeley, Colorado. MR. HORMANN - received his B.S. Degree from Rocky Mountain College In Billings, Montana. MISS RIEBETH - the school librarian, received her M.A. degree from the U. of Montana, and her A.B. from Smith College, Northampton, Mass. MRS. OSTBY - has received her B.S. degree from Eastern Montana College. She teaches Sophomore English and Speech. MR. NEWVILLE - received his B.S. degree from Mankato State College, Minn. He is teaching Bookkeeping and Shorthand I and n. TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD 00 oo oo© e 11 MRS. RICKARDS - received her B.S. degree from Eastern Montana College. She is teaching Typing I and n. MR. IMER - our football and wrestling coach received his B.A. degree from the University of Montana. He teaches Boys P.E. 12 MRS. MARSHALL - received her B.A. degree from the University of Montana and is now teaching Latin and Spanish. MR. MARSHALL - has received his B.S. degree from Eastern Montana State College. He is teaching P.A.D. and World History. MRS. MARTINSEN - teaches Physical Education. She received her B.S. degree from Montana State University. Mr. Dietrich, Head Custodian . CAFETERIA STAFF AND CUSTODIANS Bill Meisch 13 Mrs. Sec rest, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Kirschenmann Mrs. Ward, Cafeteria Manager This school year, our first as senior high students, brough us no end of new experiences in new fields of study. Some, such as English and languages, were a continuation. Others - biology, for instance - opened completely new fields. Well illustrated books made the work interesting; the microscope, however, opened a complete new vista. In addition to looking, we had to write, and instructors had to check our papers. 14 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Susan Lind-treasurer, Ron Nedens-president, Sidney Hardt-vice president, Carol Zimmer-secretary, Milt Burgman -Student Council Representative. 16 I Virgil Boggess Toby Bolinger Cheryl Bowler Jolene Adams Gary Becker Frank Backbone I Frances Breen Milt Burgman Susan Frickel Michelle Herbel Judy Kehler Nicky Harden Tim French Dennis Green h Sidney Hardt HHHHHHI Bruce Iron Tom Koch A I Lark Halverson Donna Fox I . i Roger Frickel Sherry Hamilton Leslie Hert Marilyn Kleffner Sharon Fox i t1 i Sandy French Kay Hudson Larry Koch Ron Happ Duane Heitzman Aaron Knows the Ground Laura Gonzales Roy Garcia ■ Kim Koebbe Nancy Manuel Nora Littleowl Cheryl Kopp David Malkuch Robert Koyama Gary Leavengood Susan Lind J Beth Miller Pat McCormick Sandy Nayematsu I Robert Nedens Shelly Nipple Duane Old Horn Linda Pretty on Top Linda Pretty Paint Shirley Prezler Karen Randall George Real Bird Kennard Real Bird Dennis Redden t Bill Riechert I Tom Roan Bob Russell Betty Schaack Nancy Sec rest Cindy Stenerson Don Schilreff Marilyn Schoer Tom Schroeder Sam Sc hum an Patty Seader Robin Stewart Linda Seder Luvenia Stewart Sandy Smith Rachel Three Irons Clifford Steinmetz Geo rgi anna Thrower Vic Uffleman Dale Victor Dora Whiteman Jack Wilkinson Danny White Bear Bob Watson Robert Watson Terri Wiseman Carol Zimmer Starr Zimmer Yes, the 1966-67 school year was a many splendid thing. On spring days, we listened where we would rather have been picnicking; however, always in the future we were faced with the inevitable, a test. 21 22 JG FUM$LLED THE toPHOMORES, PROj VG NEW CH ALLEN j JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS OFFICERS: BOTTOM: L to R - Bob Robinson, Student Council Representative; Del Morissette, Treasurer; David Petelin, Secretary; SECOND ROW: Jean Jacobson, Student Council Representative; John Clawson, President; Hjordis Peterson, Vice President. Floyd Ballard V L Dale Becker Diana Benzel Carmaleta Bird in Ground Dennis Bonawitz Steve Bond Patty Bowler Mike Boles Mary Blankenship Vangie Bowler Lois Dockery Dick Fordyce Edie Hainline Edwin Hopfauf Ruth Gable Janice Harsch Patsy Inskeep Barb Kirkpatrick Sarah Kortum Cheryl Happ Tim Hurley Maribeth Kellum Brian Knows Ground Mike Glaze Raphaelle He Does It Karen Jackson Carol Kirschenmann Charles Kurtz Dean Grubbs i Jerry Jones Mark Kleffner Carol Laut ■Mi T Jean Jacobson Marilyn Kirschenmann Glenda Kurtz Velma Hilton Mike Martinsen Fay Link Mary Jane Little Light Paul Manuel Mike Morrell John McCormick Theo Medicine Horse Diane Miller William Miller Loretta Moccasin Del Morissette Larry Moser Donna Monosmith Marie Morton Ken Obie Hjordis Peterson Joyce Rogers Judy Schilriff Larry Old Elk Anita Ornellas Helen Pantoja David Petelin Geeg Rumburg Ed Schuppe Nilio Salazar Cinda Scott Sonja Salveson Mike Sanders Dorothy Seder Roy Seekins Ken Spotted Ray Stoltz Don Tyler Richard Vandersloot Mary Watson Mary Webber Linda Yerger John Zang Carl Stark ' ' J j Jf. Kathy Steinmetz Bill Stewart I Terill Torske Sandy Wertman Linda Zeiler Wayne Sypert Donna Strieker Mabel Swaby Linda Wiseman Wayne Svaren PROM Harry Nedens and Leona Pattyn were the prom king and queen of the 1967 gala. 30 PROM Preparation for the Junior - prom requires hours of labor; however, when prom night arrives and the grand march opens the social event of the year, all of that work suddenly becomes worthwhile. Sophomores attend the punchbowl. Between dances, faculty members and students enjoy refreshments. Some juniors pause to enjoy their handiwork. 31 THE LAST STEP7THAT OF A SENIOR, IS . A DECISIVE ONE - A i YEAR OF DECISIONS; j IT IS THE YEAR WE FACE THE DECISION d CAREER. MORE IMPOR1 MOMENT, HOWEVER, FB WE GET OUR DIPLOMfe: SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Harry Nedens, Treasurer; Merle Heitaman, President; Joe Morton, Vice President; Carol Bullis, Student Council Representative; Gerald Smith, Student Council Representative; Sherry Rumberg, Secretary; Jim Moos, Student Council Representative. 34 JOE BOWERS JOEY CATON CAROL BULLIS LINDA CHRISTIANSEN CHARLES CASHEN RON CRUM 35 MARK DOANE DAVID DIERENFELDT LARRY DORN LAURA FIFE DOLLY ANN DUDIS NORMAN FIGHTER EDDIE FIELD BOB FLY 36 PAUL FOSTER STEVE FOX LESLIE FRICKLE CHARLENE GOOKIN MIKE HAMILTON ERIC HALVERSON ROBERT HARRIS MARY HANSON MONTY HASELHUHN 37 N0 PHOTO AVAILABLE MERLE HEITZMAN ANTON HOPFAUF STEPHANIE HERMAN ELIAS HUGS JOE HE DOES IT VERLIE HILL TOM HURLEY JOYCE LEHMAN KELLER JOHN KEHLER ■ 38 BILL KEHLER DENNIS KERN RUTH ANN KERRICK DALE LINK BOB KIRSCHENMANN VIRGINIA LINK SUSAN KERN HARRY KOYAMA CONNIE LOPEZ 39 DWIGHT MAIER KATHY MARTINSEN ROBERT MARKS VIVIAN McNANEY JAMES MORTON GEORGE MILLER JOE MORTON JIM MOOS CONNIE MUHLBEIER 40 1 judTOuhlbeier PEGGY MUNTER HARRY NEDENS JOHN OLD ELK PAM ROBERTS LEONA PATTYN SHERRY RUMBURG HENRY REAL BIRD DIANE RUMFELT 41 JERRY SALVESON KATHY SHIR AS AGO SUZANNE SMALL PEGIE SCHMIDT DOUG SHARP TIM SHUMWAY GERALD SMITH MIKE SLATTERY ANN SOLAZZI 42 RANDY STENERSON KEVIN SWEENEY JIM SORENSON STACY STEWART MARY TEN BEAR LARRY STEINMETZ DAVID STRECKER GLEN TORSKE 43 ■■ KATHIE TRITSCHLER PAUL TRITSCHLER LINDA VANDERSLOOT EVERETT WALLACE RUSTY WHITEBEAR KRISS WATSON LLOYD WILSON JUDY WAGENAAR BILL WERTMAN NO PHOTO A V A I L A B L E 44 WADE WOITH DALE WOLCOTT DON ZIMMERMAN 45 PEP CLUB BOTTOM: L to R - Sonja Salveson, Flora Phillips, Pam Roberts, Leona Pattyn, Hjordis Peterson. SECOND ROW: Karen Randall, Janice Koch, Kim Koebbe, Karen Petelin, Linda Seder, Donna Koch, Susan Lind, Patty Martinsen, Susan Frickel. THIRD ROW: Carol Kirschenmann, Marilyn Schoer, Nicky Harden, Lark Halverson, Marilyn Kleffher, Sandy Nayematsu, Charlene Wagner, Laura Fife, Dolly Dudis, FOURTH ROW: Karen Jackson, Susan Nayematsu, Charlene Gookin, Sharon Watson, Debby Christiansen, Susan Rumfelt, Nadene Wagner, Connie Lopez. FIFTH ROW: Carol Bullis, Kathy Tritschler, Berta Lippert, Kathy Kirschenmann, Virginia Link, Marietta Rumberg, Diane Benzel, Fran Svaren. SIXTH ROW: Debby Shell, Nancy Secrest, Donna Strieker, Diane Rumfelt, Connie Seekins, Donna Salveson, Marlene Wagner, Judy Schilreff. 46 'B' SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: L to R - Susan Lind, Susan Frickel, Kim Koebbe, Karen Randall, Linda Seder. LEONA PATTYN HJORDIS PETERSON PAM ROBERTS SONJA SALVESON 'A’ SQUAD CHEERLEADERS FLORA PHILLIPS parent appreciation during basketball 48 PEP CLUB OFFICERS PEP CLUB OFFICERS: L to R -Carol Kirschenmann, Point Keeper; Lark Halverson, Student Council Representative; Charlene Gookin, Vice President; Diane Rumfelt, Point Keeper; Kathy Tritschler, Secretary; Carol Bullis, President; Judy Schilreff, Treasurer; Marilyn Schoer, Historian. 49 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Bottom L to R.- Jean Jacobson, Judy Schilreff, Mrs. Marshall, Cheryl Bowler, Marjorie Steinmetz. SECOND ROW: Pat Nurre, Wayne Svaren, Del Morissette, Ed Field. OFFICERS L to R - Del Morisette, Jean Jacobsen, Cheryl Bowler, Sherry Hamilton, Judi Schilriff, Wayne Svaren 50 Co-editors Sherry Rumberg and Connie Muhlbeier and assistants David Muhlbeier and John Clawson work hard to finish the last few pages of the annual. ANNUAL STAFF 51 BOTTOM: L to R - Charlene Wagner, Georgia Forney, Susan Nayematsu, Berta Lippert, Marilyn Kleffher, Lark Halverson, Janter Ottun, Miles Torske. SECOND ROW: Kathy Kirschenmann, Linda Zyler, Willa Levengood, Betty Schaak, Susan Frickel, Lee Jackson, Edwin Hopfauf, Jerry Jones. THIRD ROW: Christine Kuntz, Rachel Amelas, Judy Schilreff, Ann Solazzi, Terrill Torske, Don Zimmerman, Gerald Smith, FOURTH ROW: Sandy French, Janice Koch, Linda Sedar, Sandy Wertman, Ruth Ann Kerrick, Mary Hanson, Dennis Green, Steve Fox, David Dierenfeldt. HARDIN HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS SECOND TRIPLE TRIO BOYS OCTET 52 BOTTOM: L to R - Bill Watt, Timmy Webber, Laura Fife, Donna Koch, Jean Muhlbeier, Kathy Dierenfeldt, Dolly Ann Dudis. SECOND ROW: Danny Grover, Karen Jackson, Stephanie Herman, Jean Jacobson, Donna Strieker, Patti Martinsen. THIRD ROW: Ron Johnson, Keith Abbott, Dennis Fox, Sidney Hardt, Susan Kern, Carol Bullis, Kathy Shirasage, Karen Petelin, Susan Lind. FOURTH ROW: Jim Moos, Kevin Sweeney, Larry Moser, Nancy Secrest, Connie Seekins, Billy Redding, Hjordis Peterson, Debbie Reed. GIRLS QUARTET RON JOHNSON-VICE PRESIDENT: DAVE DIERENFELDT-PRESIDENT; CAROL BULLIS-SECHETAHY-TREASURER; KEVIN SWEENEY-STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE. BOYS QUARTET 53 55 Members of the state chorus were chosen by audition. Not shown is Terrill Torske. 56 TRIPLE TRIO - received a superior rating at district, and an excellent rating at state. STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Patek, Jean Jacobson, Susan Nayematsu, Dolly Ann Dudis, Carol Bullis, Ann Solazzi, Cheryl Bowler, Debby Christiansen, Lark Halverson, Mary Blankenship. TOP: Jim Morton, Paul Foster, Milt Burgman, Kevin Sweeny, Leslie Frickel, Monty Haselhuhn, Don Zimmerman, Gerald Smith, Jim Moos, Bob Robinson, Harry Koyama. OFFICERS: Mr. Patek-sponsor, Vice President -Harry Koyama, President-Don Zimmerman, Treasurer-Jim .Morton, Secretary-Susan Nayematsu THESPIANS BOTTOM: L to R - Charlene Gookin, Laura Fife, Dolly Dudis, Judy Schilreff, Ann Solazzi, Carol Bullis, Linda Vandersloot, Joyce Keller, Peggy Schmidt, Hjordis Peterson, Mrs. Corsant. TOP ROW: Paul Foster, David Strieker, Eric Halverson, Del Morisette, Wayne Svaren, Jim Morton, Mike Slattery, Joe Morton. BOTTOM L to R - Mr. Hurley, Jim Noyes, Paul Manuel, Ken Kaiser, Larry Dorn, Harry Nedens, Carl Stark. SECOND HOW: Robert Koyama, Arnold Pantoja, Robert Watson, Tony Stark, Richard Pantoja, Tom Koch, Paul Tritschler, Ed Hopfauf, Tim Hurley, Gary Robertson, Ed Uffleman, Janter Ottun, David Strecker, Jim Hurley. THIRD ROW: Paul Gonzalas, Tom Fly, John Kehler, Ron Crum, Ron Nedens, Bob Fly, Robert Nedens, Jim Dorn, Leslie Frickel, Kathy Tritschler, Chapter Sweetheart; Dennis Redden, Steve Bond, Steve Schindler, Ed Schuppe, Rick Pauley, Walter Pantoja, Gary Greenwalt, Rick Burroughs, Kurtis O’Brien, Lonnie Vandersloot, David Schaff, Larry Yerger. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Christman, Joe Pantoja, Leslie Hert, Duane McCurty, Clifford Stienmetz, Virgil Boggess, Gary Chrichton, Ray Stoltz, Bill Riechart, Dan Bear, Roger Eckman, Bob Watson, Tom Roan, Jack Wilconson, Sam Schuman, Frank Hert, Bill Breen. 60 KATHY TRITSCHLER, CHAPTER SWEETHEART An annual fund raising event of the Big Horn Chapter of FFA is the slave auction. Robert Koyarna waits to discover his owner for a day. Sold! Future slaves turn to see to whom auctioneer Jake Lackman has sold for a day the services of senior Bob Fly. BOTTOM L to R - Mr. Hurley, Advisor; Jim Noyes, Sentinel; Paul Manuel, Reporter; Ken Kaiser, President; Larry Dorn, Vice President; Harry Nedens, Treasurer; Carl Stark, Secretary. STANDING L to R - Leslie Frickel, Student Advisor; Kathy Tritschler, Chapter Sweetheart; David Strecker, Second Vice President; Paul Tritschler, Parliamentarian. 61 John Kehler, Farm Business Award winner. Bob Fly makes the sparks fly. STATE FARMERS Harry Nedems and Larry Dorn. Mr. Hurley, chapter advisor presents awards. With the F.F.A., the climax of a busy year is the parent - son banquet at which, the Future Farmers entertained a hundred guests. A highlight of the program is the review of the F.F.A. year. Another highlight of the program is the induction of honorary chapter farmers. Inducted this year were Ron Newville, Mr. Dorn, and Mr. Nedens. Reviewing the awards from the F.F.A. state convention is always a pleasant pastime. F.H.A. JR. CHAPTER: BOTTOM L to R - Marilyn Feller, Secretary; Billie Redding, President; Sharon Watson, Vice President; SECOND ROW: Julia Shane, Nadene Wagnar, Susan Vandersloot, Chris Kuntz, Marjorie Steinmetz. THIRD ROW: Marlene Wagnar, Debbie Reed, Debbie Shell, Denise Watson, Susan Rumfelt, Treasurer; Donna Salveson, Reporter. Nancy Manuel, the newly elected president stands with Mrs. Wier, the advisor, and Mary Hanson, the out-going president. BOTTOM L to R - Paulette Peters, Paula Peters, Karen Scobee. SECOND ROW: Beth Miller, Reporter; Patty Torske, Treasurer; Nancy Manuel, Secretary; Mary Hanson, President; Mary Blankenship, Velma Hilton. 65 F.T.A. BOTTOM L to R - Terrill Torske, Don Zimmerman, Laura Fife. SECOND ROW: Susan Lind, Marilyn Kleffner, Susan Nayematsu, Dolly Ann Dudis, Marilyn Schoer. THIRD ROW: Susan Frickel, Jean Jacobson, Nancy Secrest, Eric Halverson, Judy Schilreff, Lark Halverson, Julie Freeman. OFFICERS: Terrill Torske, Secretary; Laura Fife, President; Susan Nayematsu, Vice President; Don Zimmerman, Treasurer. 66 Each year, one of the major activities of the F.T.A. is the afternoon which they are hosts at a tea for the faculty. This year Judy Schilreff and Laura Fife poured. Miss Schuster, chapter sponsor, busily observed procedure. KEY CLUB BOTTOM L to R - Paul Foster, Dave Dierenfeldt, Gerald Smith, Bill Wertman, Eric Halverson, Ken Obie. SECOND ROW: Jim Sorensen, Rick Vandersloot, Joe Morton, Steve Fox, Jerry Jones, Karl Martin, Dennis Fox, Mark Kleffner. THIRD ROW: Jim Hyde, Martin Jacobson, Don Schilreff, Tom Schroeder, Del Morisette, Mario Solazzi, Vernon Nayematsu, Wayne Svaren, Robert Harris. OFFICERS: Paul Foster, Student Council Representative; Ken Obie, Second Vice President; Eric Halverson, First Vice President; Dave Dierenfeldt, Secretary; Gerald Smith, Treasurer; Bill Wertman, President. Del Morlssette and campaign managers studying their plan to win the position of Lt. Governor for Southern Division for Del. 69 LIBRARIANS BOTTOM Lto R - Anton Hopfauf, Linda Vandersloot, Peggy Schmidt, Joyce Lehman, Dianna Diebert, Linda Christiansen, Dora White Man, Nancy Secrest, Georgiana Thrower, David Strecker. SECOND ROW: Nilio Salazar, Steve Schindler, Dwight Meyer, Irvin Torske, George Miller, Dave Petelin, Ed Field, Mike Slattery, Ken Obie, Mrs. Reibeth. Steve Schindler and Diana Diebert placing books on the shell. Anton Hopfauf, Linda Christiansen, Mark Doane, and Irvin Torske taking inventory. Eddie Field, Linda Vandersloot, Mike Slattery, and Joyce Lehman busy in the mending room. Joe Morton and Georgiana Thrower with NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK decorations. I BOTTOM L to R - Diane Rumfelt, Mario Solazzi, Debbie Madler, Ann Solazzi, Valarie Nayematsu, Jerri Lundberg, Jean Beary, Carla Lammers, Kathy Burns, Vangie Bowler. SECOND ROW: Vernon Nayematsu, Sandy Nayematsu, Beth Miller, Julie Freeman, Debbie Duffy, Charles Hilton, Ruth Gable, Doug Peterson, Del Morisette, Pat Nurre. THIRD ROW: Nadene Hanks, Reva Bowler, Amy Boehs, Carla Colstad, Sheri Morton, Harlin Conroy, Russel Duffy, Tom Pratt, Sam Shirasago, Mary Webber, Rodney Feller, Jim Sterling. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Hayden, Steve Pitsch, Dolly Dudis, Cheryl Bowler, Dwight Maier, Mr. Hartwig, Bill Miller, Darrell Erickson. CT.ARTNET QUARTET: Mario Solazzi, Diano Rumfelt, Sandy Nayematsu, Vernon Nayematsu. PEP BAND: BOTTOM L to R - Diane Rum felt, Mario Solazzi, Vernon Nayematsu, Sandy Nayematsu, Ann Solazzi, Vangie Bowler, Mary Webber. SECOND ROW: Bill Miller, Sam Shirasago, Russel Duffy, Ruth Gable, Pat Nurre, STANDING: Dolly Dudis, Dwight Maier, Mr. Hartwig. BAND OFFICERS: L to R - Del Morisette, Librarian; Ann Solazzi, Student Council Representative and Librarian; Vangle Bowler, Secretary-Treasurer; Mario Solazzi, Vice President; Mary Webber, President. 73 Lark Halverson, Susan Lind, Fay Link, Hjordis Peterson, Jean Rogers, Ginny Link, Patty Martinsen, Vivian McNaney. SECOND ROW: Donna Monasmith, Georgianna Thrower, Charlene Gookin, Diane Rumfelt, Janice Koch, Nicky Harden, third ROW: Marilyn Schoer, Nancy Secrest, Barbara Pltsch, Marie Morton, Linda Ziler, Ruth Gable, Sandra Nayematsu, Debbie Shell, Billie Redding. FOURTH ROW: Helen Old Coyote, Vera He Does It, Lena Little Light, Brenda Pretty Weasel, Donna Stewart, Gustine Old Bear, Luvenia Yarlott. OFFICERS: BOTTOM to TOP: Susan Lind, Secretary; Patty Martinsen, Historian and Reporter; Ginny Link, Student Council Representative; Fay Link, Awards Chairman; SECOND ROW: Vivian McNavey, Treasurer; Lark Halverson, Sports Manager; Jean Rogers, Vice President; Hjordis Peterson, President. 74 I 75 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BOTTOM L to R - Linda Vandersloot, Carol Bullis, Laura Fife, Ann Solazzi, Hjordis Peterson, Jean Jacobson. SECOND ROW: Harry Koyama, Del Morissette, Wade Woith, David Dierenfeldt, Jim Moos, George Miller, Mike Slattery, Joe Morton. Mike Slattery - Marshal; Wade Woith - Student Council; Joe Morton - Vice President; Jim Moos - President; Ann Solazzi - Secretary; Laura Fife - Treasurer. 76 An initiation for new members is give each year. This year six new members were initiated. v TOP to BOTTOM - Linda Pretty Paint, Racheal Three Irons, Cindy Boehs, Lark Halverson, Mary Ten Bear, Kathy Shirasago. ACROSS - Linda Shirasago, Karen Jackson, Head Majorette; Kathy Dierenfeldt. TOP to BOTTOM - Nancy Sec rest, Kim Koebbe, Chris Kuntz, Sandy French, Fran Svaren, Racheal Ornelas. BOTTOM L to R - S. Rumburg, S. Rumfelt, C. Duckering, J. Muhlbeier, G. Kurtz, D. Benzel, K. Hudson, M. Kleffher, S. Nayematsu, P. Martinsen, G. Rumburg. TOP L to R - D. Fox, B. Redding, C. Zimmer, B. Bussell, T. Torske, D. Strieker, K. Martinsen, J. Barnett, M. Schoer, B. Kirkpatrick, K. Petelin, J. Koch, J. Muhlbeier, D. Reed. 78 BOTTOM L to R - Mr. Imer, Wade Woith, Paul Foster, Harry Koyama, Merle Heitaman, George Miller, Monty Haselhuhn, Jim Moos. SECOND ROW: Tom Roan, John Old Elk, Bill Stewart, Henry Real Bird, Mark Doane, Dennis Bonawitz, Geln Torske, Ron Butkay, Everette Wallace. THIRD ROW: Joe Bowers, Ken Oble, Ed Hopfauf, Roy Seeklns, Bill Wertman, Tim Sonnenberg, John Zang, Mike Martlnsen, Ed Schuppe. FOURTH ROW: Robert Koyama, Ron Nedens, Raymond Pitsch, Doug Sharp, Ron Johnson, John Clawson, Dave Petelli David Muhlbeier, Dale Link. 79 WRESTLERS RECEIVE DIAPERS??!! LETTERMEN SERVE REFRESHMENTS AT BASKETBALL GAMES. MR. IMER GIVES PEP TALK TO WRESTLERS. JUST BEFORE THE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT HERE. MR. IMER PASSES OUT FOOTBALL LETTERS. Hardin senior High School copped the championship honor at the 1967 district wrestling tournament which is hosted March 3 and 4. 80 BOTTOM L to R - Jim Hyde, Paul Foster, John Zang, Tim Hurley, Mike Martinsen, Robert Koyama, Larry Dorn, Ray Pitsch, Dennis Bonnawitz, Ron Butkay, Monty Haselhuhn, Ron Nedens. SECOND ROW Ron Pitsch, Sam Shirasago, Ray Chavez, Ken Kaiser, Mike Sanders, Ed Hopfauf, Walter Pantoja, Robert Watson, Bill Miller, Charles Cashen, Rusty White Bear, THIRD ROW: Jim Hurley, Vic Uffleman, Larry Link, Mike Glaze, Danny Bear, Tom Watson, Richard Vandersloot, Joe Caton, Mr. Imer. DISTRICT CHAMPS 81 RON JOHNSON Jr. Forward MERLE HEITZMAN Sr. Guard JOHN CLAWSON Jr. Forward December 2 December 3 December 0 December 10 December 16 December 17 January 6 January 7 January 13 January 20 January 21 January 27 January 28 February 3 February 4 February 10 February 14 February 18 February 24 February 25 EVERETTE WALLACE Sr. Guard Glasgow ............ Wolf Point.......... Billings Central . . Laurel.............. Great Falls Russell Miles City.......... Glendive............ Sidney ............. Miles City.......... Livingston.......... Bozeman............. Glendive ........... Sidney ............. Glasgow ............ Wolf Point.......... Great Falls Russell Laurel ............. Billings Central . . Livingston.......... Bozeman............. JIM MOOS Sr. Forward ROY SEEKINS Jr. Center JOE BOWERS Sr. Center WADE WOITH Sr. Forward LEON PRETTY WEASEL Jr. Forward 60-76 36- 44 57- 49 45-60 50- 41 43-60 51- 55 60-56 33-49 37- 52 64-70 68-76 77-60 58- 65 59- 65 50-56 38- 83 63-55 58- 69 59- 70 HENRY REAL BIRD Sr. Guard DEL MORISETTE Jr. Center DALE BECKER Jr. Guard BOTTOM L to R - Jim Moos, Evcrotte Wallace, Joe Bowers, Henry Real Bird, Ron Johnson, Mr. Bennett, Coach. STANDING: Tom Butorac, Manager; Dale Becker, Gale Three Irons, Wade Woith, Leon Pretty Weasel, Del Morisette, John Clawson, Roy Seekins, Merle Heitzman, Bob Robinson, Manager. A” SQUAD 84 DOTTOM L to R - Mr. Sherman, Coach; Don Schilreff, Manager. STANDING: Gale Three Irons, Kennard Real Bird, Dean Three Irons, Frank Back Bone, Joe Pantoja, Tom Roan, Duane Old Horn, Bob Nedens, Delno Pierce, Tom Flack. B” SQUAD 85 DALE LINK Sr. Guard JOHN OLD ELK Sr. Tackle DENNIS BONNAWITZ Jr. Guard HARRY KOYAMA Sr. Quarterback Captain JIM MOOS Sr. End Captain MONTY HASELHUHN Sr. Guard Captain DAVID PETELIN Jr. Tackle ED SCHUPPE Jr. Halfback RON JOHNSON Jr. End THE OTHER WAY !!!! GLEN TORSKE Sr. Tackle JOHN CLAWSON Jr. End MERLE HEITZMAN Sr. End ROY SEEKINS Jr. Fullback BOTTOM L to R - Merle Heitzman, Wade Woith, Jim Moos, Harry Koyama, Monty Haselhuhn, Ed Schuppe, Jerry Jones, COACH - Dick Imer. SECOND ROW: Dale Link, George Miller, Dennis Bonnawitz, Bill Wertman, Dean Grubbs, Tom Butorac, Bob Robinson, Robert Koyama. THIRD ROW: David Petelin, Glen Torske, Ron Johnson, Roy Seekins, Ron Butkay, John Clawson. B” SQUAD HOMECOMING ROYALTY CONNIE MUHLBEIER DFRRTE REED LINDA SEDER Coach Dick Imer is pleased with the prospects for his 1967 track squad, which, although small in numbers, is large in potential. Husky Mark Doane toys with the sixteen pound shot. In the district meet, Mark, with a toss of 55 feet and 10 3 4 inches, set a new Class A high school record. At the state meet, Mark set a new class A record with a toss of 56 feet and 1 inch. Robert Marks is the speedster. Speech, a new course offered to seniors this year, gives them the opportunity to learn the ability to speak in public. Here Peggy Munter is demonstrating how to properly set a table. Pat Peters finishing the cedar chest which he made in industrial arts. The mechanical drawing students work hard on their projects each year. Two different displays were put up in the library this year to show their accomplishments. Mike Boles is just finishing up his last project. A brave girl in the biology class puts their snake back into the jar. Typing class is one of the best places where everyone learnes by his mistakes. 92 AUTOGRAPHS Students spend the last few days of school doing many things: buying pictures from the annual staff, catching up on their reading, cleaning typewriters and tapes, and relaxing in the library. 94 SCHOOL IS: parking one's car backwards and receiving a ticket. a place for serving detention from 4:00 until 5:00. running for an office and having the thrill of winning. a place of concentration, but, wait! Is that Mr. Field concentrating???? 95 Mrs. Corsant and Mrs. Mitchell as hostesses at the tea replenish empty glasses and cups. Carol Bullls and Sherry Rumberg chat seriously as they enjoy their tea. The senior girls were honored with a tea given by the Alpha Delta Kappa sorority held in the Home Economics room. Each girl was presented with a carnation corsage and a name tag upon entering. 96 Leona, Peggy, Kathy, Kathy, and Susan enjoy the festivities of the afternoon. Routine in the life of the faculty is placing the absentee list on the door. Mrs. Riebeth strives to keep abreast of the clerical demands of a librarian. Audio - visual aids play a major role in efficient teaching; Mrs. Ostby employs a tape recorder in her speech class. Mr. Sherman pauses for refreshment. Mr. Hurley accepts the plaudits of the F.F.A. at the end of the annual parent-son banquet. 97 COMMENCEMENT 1967 -= f On the evening of May 24, 1967, the Class of '67, decked out in caps and gowns, listen to James G. Battin, Montana's representative in congress, deliver the commencement address. After Everett Bullis, chairman of the board of education, passed out the diplomas, the members of the class, their high school days at an end, marched from the auditorium. WALSWORTH MtKtluit. Mo USA As we leave the school, we carry with us many memories and much knowledge of the past years