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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1969 volume:

THE 1969 BIG HORN Hardin Senior High School Hardin, Montana The G man' (Guidance man) strikes again. 2 The Pom Pom girls precision march at homecoming. The 2 guards at the study hall prison. French is said to be a long hair subject. Would you believe . . . 4 points . . . 2 points . . . a miss. 3 I sure am glad I live in America instead of Java. What, other than teaching, goes on in the classroom?? 4 The pep club is assembled for the exchange of gossip or maybe even to have their picture taken for the annual. Table Of Contents Organizations..........................11 Athletics............................ 56 Faculty and Administration.............68 Sophomores.............................79 Juniors................................90 Seniors ..............................101 Mrs. Clean must have deserted Mr. Clean. The ever present joy of test time. ”1 wisli the students would put their own books back. 6 8 What crime . . . y It isn’t that bad Mr. J. 10 OR GA NIZA TIONS. Librarians Row 1. D. Davis; G. Old Bear; C. Lammers; F. Svaren; B. Matavitch; G. Thrower; Row 2. D. Salazar; Mrs. Riebeth; D. Turner; M. Bergman; B. Reichard; D. Green; L. Hert; J. Pantoja; R. Charpentier; R. Pantoja; V. Boggess; T. Koch; P. Denniston; R. Koyama. The never ending jobs of placing books back on the shelves. 12 13 Majorettes L. to R. C. Holmes; L. Shirasago; J. Holds; C. Kuntz; D. Erickson; N. Secrest; T. Cougar; C. Boehs; M. Besel; J. Seely. Majorettes perform at homecoming game. 14 Pom Pom L. to R. Row 1. J. Muhlbier; L. Tietama; D. Sharp; B. Redding; C. Warner; D. Sheer; Row 2. C. Cooke; T. Maclntire; D. Reed; P. Richards; S. Miller; Row 3. T. Svaren; J. Jones; D. Madler; F. Svaren; J. Beary; S. Nipple; Row 4. D. Koch; F. Spang; K. Kirschermann; J. Freeman; L. Adams; Row 5. K. Petelin; P. Martinson. G.A.A Left to Right. Row 1. G. Old Bear; J. Kebler; B. Novark; D. Matovich; Mrs. Martinson, Advisor; Row 2. J. Seely; B. Riele; S. Hilderman; S. Halverson; C. Crum; F. Gonzales; Row 3. L. Adams; K. Snivley; P. Bowler; 1. inrower; C. Lammers; Row 4. D. Shoer; S. Dclp; T. Maclntire; K. Petelin; F. Svaren; B. Matovich; P. Martinson; N. Harden; N. Secrest; K. Burns; Row 5. C. Muhlbeier; T. Westwood; S. Green; G. Thrower; D. Koch; S. Gschwend; K. Randall; K. Kirschenmann; C. Wagner; C. Boehs; Row 6. K. Sypert; M. Besel; C. Holmes; A. Boehs; G. Crum; J. Randall; Row 7. C. French; S. Lind; S. Kerrick; N. Hanks; D. Schell; V. He Does It; Row 8. R. Bowler; S. Miller; G. Forney; B. He Does It; J. Stapleton: S. Stewart. Row 1: B. Matovich; S. Gschwend; P. Martinson; D. Koch; K. Petelin. Row 2: G. Thrower; K. Randall; F. Svaren. 16 17 GAA Bowling. Both Jolene Adams and Georgianna Thrower exhibit good form (bowling, that is) as well as throw a mean ball. The ball rolls down the alley, and then comes that moment of suspenseful waiting. They also serve who only stand (sit) and wait. 18 A strike in the making, yes! Letterman’s Club First row, L to R: Robert Nedens, Duane Heitzman, Jim Hyde, Mario Solazzi, Robert Koyama, Joe Pantoja, Walter Pantoja, Terry Sprenger, Gary Schoer. Second row: Vic Uffleman, Tom Koch, Pat Denniston, Howard Nichols, Danny Frost, Greg Lind, Steve Kern, Pat McCormick. Third row: Howard Hastings, Dan Turner, Lee Jackson, Dennis Fox, Pat Brown, Lyle Jones, Tom Roan, Joe Lauderdale, adviser. Fourth row: Darrel Johnson, David Florey, Janter Ottun, Lyle Doane, Larry Link, Brian Rogers, Frank Backbone. Top row; Bobby Uffleman, Karl Martin, Doug Peterson, Wayne Nayematsu, Dean Three Irons, Gail Three Irons. What is the Letterman's Club? The Letterman's Club is just what the name implies, a club composed of those boys who have earned a letter in some extra-curricular sports activity of Hardin Senior High School. What does it do? Well, first of all, the activities of the club are numerous; however, the most obvious activity of the club is that of dispensing confections at both the basketball games and the wrestling matches. Late in the afternoon of those days on which either a game or a match is to be held in the evening, members of the club adjourn to the cafeteria, where (obviously) they busily engage in setting up and cleaning both the popcorn machine and the soft drink dispenser. Less obvious, however, is the activity (with motive aforethought, perhaps) that is little less than sinister. Soon, the aroma of popping corn fills the cafeteria. By the time of the evening activity, the aroma has filled not only the cafeteria but also the hallways. Who can resist it? With that silent salesman at work, who needs a sales pitch? An extra dash of salt on that delicious popcorn, and soon the raid upon the soft drink dispenser has begun. What happens to the profits ?Unless has time to spare, he should never ask a letterman, for long after the listener has run out of time, that letterman will still be ticking off item after item (all beneficial to the school) that has been made possible because the lettermen properly tend their concessions. 19 FHA Kneeling, L to R: Myrna Blankenship, Kathy Kaiser, Carolyn French. Seated: Linda Lee, Billie Redding, Beth Miller, Nancy ManueL Standing, Row I: Donna Redding, Shari Delp, Paula Peters, Donna Dorn, Shari Miller. Row II: Kathy Fox, Margie Fox, Chris Knutz, Debbie Stevens, Sandi Pauley, Mrs. Martin, Chapter Adviser. 20 Winkum, one of the games played, proved to to be very exciting. Everyone is busy working to win the game at the Christmas Gift Exchange. At the pizza party everyone made his own pizza. FHA invited the FFA boys to this Christmas party. FHA Culminating the year's events is the FHA Parent-Daughter Banquet. Chapter Adviser, Mrs. Jane Martin, distributes first and second year pins to members of the chapter. Investiture of Officers. Billie Redding, out-going president, turns over to Carolyn French the insignia and the duties of chapter president. 22 Just before the Christmas vacation began, the FHA entertained the faculty at a tea. Miss Peters replenishes the supply. Mrs. Mary Martinsen depletes it. A feature of the tea was the display of the dolls that the FHA dressed for gifts to needy children. Mr. Harlin, Linda Lee, and Mrs. RieDeth examine the chapter handi-work. Linda Lee and Mrs. Martinsen look at more of the chapter handicraft, Christmas tree skirts. Chapter members enjoy a lallapaloosa party. What is a lallapaloosa ? If you don't know and I were to describe it, you wouldn’t believe. 23 Future Farmers of America Left to right, Row 1; D. Redden; T. Stark; J. Pantoja; J. Ottun; G. Forney; R. Nedens; T. Koch; T. Fly; D. White Bear; W. Pantoja; R. Koyama; Row 2; R. Eckman; D. Schaff; J. Wilkenson; B. Reichart; V. Boegess; A. Pantoja; C. Steinmetz; D. Heitzman; S. Schindler; D. Flory; Row 3; D. Flack; E. Uffleman; L. Vandersloot; B. Watson; S. Schuman; G. Greenwalt; L. Hert; R. Pantoja; L. Yerger; R. Pitch; P. Gonzales; J. Kraft; Row 4; L. Watson; R. Keliler; B. Uffleman; C. Munter; C. O'Brien; S. Reading; R. Denzel; M. Torske; D. Greenwalt; C. Yerger; P. Brown; C. Ornales; Row 5; J. Salazar; L. Munter; S. Redden; R. Dorn; B. Bell; P. Seeley; R. Kray; C. Hilton; J. Meisch; J. Koch; Row 6; L. Bower; R. Zier; R. Kirschenmann; D. Mitchel; T. Forayce; B. Hibness; G. Pauly; A. Christman; S. Froney; I. Shane; K. Howe; H. Pretty Weasel; Row 7; D. McNaney; C. Haw; G. Dorn; K. Lind; C. Watts; J. Braaton; U Tippie; B. Beck; B. Davis; D. Harden; H. White Clay. Officers. Left to right, seated; Mr. Hurley, advisor; Joe Pantoja, Sentinel; Janter Ottun, Vice President; Robert Nedens, President; Tom Koch, Secretary; Tony Stark, Treasurer; Danny White Bear, Reporter; standing, Les Hert, Sec-Vice-Pres.; Georgia Fomey, Chapter Sweetheart; Robert Koyama, Student Council Representative; Tom Fly, Asst. Reporter. 24 Parent-Son Banquet. . . Each year the membership of the chapter honors the parents of the Future Farmers at a Parent-Son banquet. During the course of the evening, for both the parents and special guests, the history of the chapter year is reviewed. Richard Dorn, winner of the chapter public speaking contest, for the benefit of the guests, delivers his winning speech. Another feature of the Parent-Son banquet is giving awards to those members who have made outstanding accomplishments during the chapter year. Mr. Ben Hurley, chapter adviser, presents to Robert Watson one of the several awards that Robert received. 25 Future Farmers of America ... More awards. Richard Nedens, Robert Kray, and Robert Watson are recipients. David Me Nancy receives from Mr. Hurley both an award and congratulations. 26 Chapter Greenhand initiation is always a major event within the chapter life of the Future Farmer. Here chapter greenhands get the good word from the chapter secretary. At right, greenhands await the signal to begin their visitation to each of the officer stations. Each year, a major item in the Future Farmer's Program of Work is Community Service, which involves many activities. One of these includes the beautification of public facilities. This past year, the chapter planted some evergreens on the grounds of the county courthouse. (Above) Tony Stark, Gary Greenwalt, Curtis O’Brien, and John Kraft put a juniper into place. (Below) Ron Pitsch, Casey Munter, and Richard Pantoja do tne honors. (Below) Gary Greenwalt and David Schaff handle the shovels while Curtis O’Brien ably directs. 27 Key Club Bottom to top, vertical: Tom Pratt, Paul Svaren, Karl Martin, Jim Wertman, Vernon Nayematsu, Allan Moos, Mario Solazzi, Doug Peterson, Tim Webber, Gary Schoer. Row 2, bottom to top: Richard Solazzi, Pat Nurre, Dennis Fox, Scott Seely, Jim Hyde. Terry Sprenger. Lee Jackson, Steve Rider, John Kir-schenmann, Mr, Newville, Adviser. Dennis Fox 1968-69 Lt. Gov. Southern District Installing the asphalt runway to the jumping pit was only one of the many worthwhile projects of Hardin Senior High School's Key Club, an organization devoted to service. Another noteworthy project of the club is the operation of the hat and coat checkstand. For a small stipend, during basketball games and other sports activities in the multipurpose room (gym) of Hardin Senior High School, patrons of the activity are relieved from having to guard their hats and coats. The Key Clubbers perform that task. Still another worthwhile project of the past year was the re-marking of the parking area in front of the high school. Yes, those evenly spaced yellow lines leading diagonally outward from the sidewalk represent the thoughtfulness of the Key Club. When ushers were required to pilot the principals during the Sunday evening exercises honoring retiring teachers, the Key Club came forth with the necessary personnel. In their colorful Key Club jackets, the young fellows did themselves proud. Yet another Key Club project was that of acting as stage managers at the Custer Battle re-enactment, an event that attracts people from far and near. Custer, as usual, lost, but the Key Clubbers won—won commendation for the fine job that they did. Officers S.C.R. Karl Martin President Jim Hyde Secretary Vernon Nayematsu Treasurer Jim Wert man Vice-president Mario Solazzi To improve the track facilities of Hardin's Bulldogs, the Key Club installed an asphalt runway to the jumping pit. RMERICFI Lucia Darling Chapter of FT A Left to Right row 1: Chris Cooke; Nancy Secrest; Marie Shirasago; row 2; Robert Fife; Silvia Gscnwend; Kay Snively; John Kirschenmann; row 3; Lark Halverson; Dawn Matovich; Shelly Cooke; June Seeley; row 4; Susan Kerrick; Pat McCormick; Becky Novark; Chris Kuntz; Lauri Barns. 30 The officers install the new members. AMERICA Officers, seated, Chris Cooke, Secretary; Marie Shirasago, Treasurer; Standing, Chris Kuntz, Vice President; Nancy Secrest, President; Susan Kerrick, Historian. For the second successive year, the Lucia Darling Chapter of FT A has sponsored a Vietnamese school boy. This year s child is Phuc Kien Phuc Kien Nguyen The new members for next year. Mrs. Martinson signs the register at one of the Parent-Teacher conferences given at the school. □ F omPRIC R Refreshments were served by the FTA at the Parent-Teacher conferences. Chris Cooke Marie Schrisago Mary Ann Bezel 32 Chris Kuntz Pat McCormick John Kirschenmann June Seeley Beck Novark Robert Fife 33 Honor Society Officers: Left to Right, Row 1. Sandy Nayematsu, Secretary; Georgianna Thrower, President; Row 2. Niki Harden, Student Council; Robert Watson, Marshall; Nancy Secrest, Treasurer. The new Junior inductees are Row 1, from Left to Right, Jim Hyde, Valerie Nayematsu, Chris Cooke, Karen Petelin, Row 2; Vernon Nayematsu, Tim Webber, Terry Sprenger, Dennis Fox, Don Morton, and Curtis O'brien. The new Senior inductees are Row 1, from Left to Right, Sylvia Gsehwend, Kathy Dierenfeldt, Row 2; Vern Stairs, Jean Muhl-bicr, Ron Charpentier, Karen Randall, Howard Nichols. 34 At the initiation ceremony Dr. Small, president of Rocky Mountain College, was guest speaker. 3 5 Refreshments were served at the initiation. I Chorus Row 1: Left to Right, Jeani Beary; Lark Halverson; Donna Koch; Julie Jones; Debbie Daves; Sally Halverson; Kathy Kirschenmann; Robert Fife; John Kirschanmann; Row 2: Kathy Parks; Chris Cooke; Denise Conroy; Debbie Madler; Theresa Svaren; Sandy Breckenridge; Carol Holmes; Donna Redding; Mark Koebbe; Scott Johnson. Row 3; Bonnie Mato-vich; Betty Schaak; Jean Muhlbier; Sanna Green; Debbie Sharp; Chris Kuntz; Kathy McCleary; Miss Schuster, Director; Dan Turner. Row 4: Edna Houston; Carla Colstad; Niki Harden; Nanci Secrest; Linda Lee; Billie Redding; Pat Nurre; Dennis Fox. Third Triple Trio Bottom to top, L to R. Sanna Green, Theresa Svaren, Patti Martinsen, Elaine Koyama, Debbi Reed, Bonnie Matovich, Linda Lee, Chris Kuntz, Nancy Secrest, Betty Schaack. 36 Row 1: Left to Right, Casey Kenney; Paul Svaren; Sidney Hardt; Allen Moos; Shari Imer; Susan Lind; Berta Lippert; Patti Martinson; Suzanne Albrecnt. Row 2: Harlan Conroy; Lynn Bower; Donald Green: Doug Kalberg; Kathy Dierenfeldt; Becky Novark; Chris Muhlbier; Debby Reed; Elaine Koyama. Row 3: Steve Albrecht; Stan Gress; Kevin Lind; Roy Gracia; Lee Jackson; Don Schilreff; Susan Frickel; Kay Snively; Mary Ann Besel; Wilma Herman; Marie Schrisago. Row 4: Karl Martin, Orville Green; Jim Watt; Leonara Munter; Karen Petelin; Kim Koebbe; Jolene Adams; Dawn Matovich. Fourth Triple Trio L to R, First row: Debbie Davis, Suzanne Albrecht, Kathy Parks, Donna Redding, Carol Holmes, Debbi Sharp, Denise Conroy, Becky Novark, Carla Colstad, 37 Kathy Dierenfeldt was Hardin Senior High's representative in the 1969 A11-Northwest Chorus at Eugene, Ore. Boy’s Second Ensemble L to R. Row one: John Kirschenmann, Robert Fife. Row two: Paul Svaren, Stan Gress. Row three: Steve Albrecht, Casey Munter, Allan Moos. Row four: Don Schilreff, Lee Jackson, Karl Martin. First Triple Trio L to R: bottom row: Kathy Kirschenmann, Sally Hal-vorson, Lark Halverson. Second row: Niki Harden, Donna Koch, Kathy Dierenfeldt. Top row: Julie Jones, Susan Frickle, Kim Koebbe. 38 Mixed Ensemble L to R, seated: Kathy Kirschenmann, Niki Hardin, Karen Petelin, Kim Koebbe, Donna Koch. Standing: Sidney Hardt, Stan Gress, Harlan Conroy, Roy Garcia, Allan Moos, Pat Nurre, Dennis Fox, Orville Green, Casey Kenney. Second Triple Trio L to R, top row: Debbie Madler, Karen Petelin, Jean Muhlbeier. Middle row: Kathy McCleary, Chris Cooke. Bottom row: Berta Lippert, Shari Imer. TAKE IT EASY, the spring production of the high school chorus, won plaudits from the overflow house in attendance. A feature of the production was the inclusion of the stage band as part or the cast. Cast of players, L to R: Susan Frickle, Dennis Fox, Don Schilreff, Kim Koebbe, Lee Jackson, Kathy Dierenfeldt, Sidney Hardt, Billie Redding, Orville Green, Niki Harden, and Lark Halvorson. The stage band of Hardin Senior High Scnool turned staid Shady River Ballroom into a swinging center of the terpsichore. io Officers Vice -president Lee Jackson President Sidney Hardt Sec 'y-treasurer Kathy Dierenfeldt Boy's First Ensemble Top row, L to R: Orville Green, Pat Nurre, Dennis Fox, Roy Garcia. Bottom Row: Sidney Hardt, Casey Kenney, Harlan Conroy. The Band L to R Bottom row: Victoria Westwood, Jeri Lundberg, Paula Bowler, Becky Novark, Susan Kerrick, Kay Snively, Elaine Jacobson, Amy Boehs, Reva Bowler, Cheryl Morton. Second Row: Nadine Hanks, Valery Nayematsu, Kathleen Bums, Janice Stapleton, Rosemarie Huard, Carla Lammers, Sylvia Gschwend, Sandra Nayematsu, Cheryl Bowler, Alice Stewart. Third Row: John Kirschenmann, Dean Herbel, Mario Solazzi, Vernon Nayematsu, David Minton, Pat Nurre, Richard Solazzi, Shane Webber, Paul Svaren. Fourth Row: Chris Halverson, Paul Kirschenmann, Robert Fife, Tom Pratt, Dale Anderson, Stanley Gress, Richard West- Stage Band. Left to Right, Row 1. Paula Bowler, Valerie Nayematsu, Kathy Bums, Carla Lammers, Sandy Nayematsu. Row 2. Mario Solazzi, Vernon Nayematsu, David Minton, Pat Nurre, Richard Solazzi. Row 3. Paul Kirschenmann, Stan Gress, Mark Koebbe, John Cole, Paul Svaren. Student Council Officers are from left to right, Robert Koyama, President; Karen Randall, Treasurer; Georgianna Thrower, Secretary; Dennis Fox, Vice President. Left row, Ray Chavez, Carl Martin, Lark Halverson, Lynn Tietema, Niki Harden, Donna Moos, Carol Nichols, Robert Nedens, Sylvia Gschwend. Right row, Billie Redding, Nancy Secrest, Donna Koch, Jeani Feller, Julie Jones, Richard Benzel, Tim Webber. Standing L. to R. Dennis Fox, Georgianna Thrower, Karen Randall, Robert Koyoma. Thespians The Thespians present Lark Halvorson, Pres. , Jean Muhlbeier, Treas. , Dennis Fox, V-pres. , Niki Harden, Sec'y. Cynthia and Patti Thespians Boehs, Cynthia Charpentier, Ron Cooke, Chris Dierenfeldt, Kathy Fox, Dennis Freeman, Julie Green, Orville Gschwend, Sylvia Halvorson, Lark Harden, Niki Jackson, Lee Lind, Susan Lippert, Berta Martinsen, Patti Moos, Allan Muhlbier, Jean Schilrieff, Don BAREFOOT in the PARK AA Lee, Cynthia, and Patti 4b Cynthia, Patti, Don, and Lee Pep Club Nancy Secrest Chris Kuntz Niki Harden Debbie Stevens Patti Rickards Karen Petelin Debbie Sharp Sharon Hilderman Debbi Erickson Kathy MacCleary Sandy Pauley Shari Miller Julie Jones Debbie Madler Sharon Stewart Alyce Stewart Becky Novark Patricia Stewart Theresa Maclntire Alix Unversagt June Seeley Mrs. Rogers, Advisor Kneeling, L. to R. Cheryl Johnson; Coleen rrickel; Denise Conroy; Row 1, Sanna Green; Tory Westwood; Jeri Lundberg; Carolyn French; Bonnie Matovicn; Row 2, Jeani Feller; Susan Lind; Kim Koebbe; Susan Frickle; Karen Randall; Debbie Christiansen. Officers, left to right, Row 1; Judy Kehler, Vice Pres.; Donna Koch, Sec.; Fran Svaren, President; Row 2, Niki Harden, Point Keeper; Berta Lippert, Treasurer; Julie Jones, Student Council; Patti Richards, Points Keeper. 46 Denise Schoer Carla Colstad Lauri Bams Lynn Tietema Berta Lippert Judy Kenler Shelly Cooke Donna Dorn Kathy Sypert Teresa Svaren Dawn Matovich Jeani Berry Sally Halverson Robin Berry Sheri lmer Kathy Kaiser Donna Koch Georgia Forney Patti Martinson Cheryl Bowler Rosemarie Huard Carla lammers Chris Muhlbier Rev a Bowler C Squad Cheerleaders. Left to Right. Denise Conroy. Coleen Frickle, Cheryl Johnson. 47 frB” Squad Carolyn French, Bonnie Matovich, Jeri Lundberg, Tory Westwood, Sanna Green A ” Squad Debbie Christiansen Jeanie Feller Susan Lind Karen Randall Susan Frickle Kim Koebbe 48 Debbie Christiansen Kim Koebbe Susan Lind 49 Varsity Football Sitting: J. Pantoja, T. Roan, Row 1: D. Turner, D. Kalberg, P. Brown, L. Jones, R. Hartung, D. Peterson, S. Kern, T. Kenney, W. Pantoja, R. Nedens, G. Benzel, P. McCormick. Row 2: Asst. Coach Hickey, K. Lind, D. Johnson, H. Nichols, B. Rogers, B. Morrison, V. Nayamatsu, D. Frost, M. Solazzi, T. Sprenger, H. Hastings, A. Nipple, Coach Lauderdale. 50 SENIOR PLAYERS Joe Pantoja Walter Pantoja Howard Nichols Tom Roan Robert Nedens Schedule Sept 6- Glendive— H Sept 13- Anaconda— T Sept 20- Billings C.— H Sept 27- Butte C.— T Oct 4- Bozeman— H Oct 11- Laurel— T Oct 18- Livingston— H Senior Football Players Kneeling: Howard Nichols, Tom Roan, Joe Pantoja. Standing: Walter Pantoja, Howard Hasting, Robert Nedens, Tom Kenny. The bonfire... The winning float belonged to the Juniors. Homecoming Queen Candidates: Susan Frickel, Susan Lind, Shelly Nipple, and Sylvia Gschwend. Mayor Koebbe crowned the 1969 Homecoming Queen, Susan FrickeL Wrestling Left to right: Row 1. Pat McCormick, Janter Ottun, Bobby Uffleman, Sam Shirasago, Ron Pitch, Vic Uffle-man, Robert Nedens. Row 2. Mr. Harlin, asst, coach; Robert Koyama, Larry Link, Tony Stark, Howard Hastings, Steve Kem, Jim Adams, Mr. Imer, Coach. 54 Look hard referee, and you'll notice that’s a pin. Were're not going off the mat boy. The boys who went to state are: Row 1, Janter Ottun and Bobby Uffleman; and Row 2, Robert Koyama, Jim Adams, Vic Uffleman. Robert Koyama and Vic Uffleman both won first places in their classes and Bobby Uffleman won fourth place in his class. 55 Basketball Kneeling: Asst. Coach Lauderdale; Doug Harden, Manager; Coach Walker. Standing: Bryan Rogers; Lee Jackson; Tim Webber; Darrel Johnson; Dennis Fox; Gary Schoer; Terry Sprenger; Delno Pierce; Dean Three Irons; Gale Three Irons; Duane Heitzman; Frank Backbone. Gale Three Irons Delno Pierce Duane Heitzman Frank Backbone Dean Three Irons The hoop's back there, boys. Dec. 6 Hardin 50 H Lodge Grass 39 Dec. 7 Hardin 42 T Sheridan, Wyo. 62 Dec. 13 Hardin 44 H Laurel 53 Dec. 14 Hardin 42 T Miles City 63 Dec. 20 Hardin 63 T Glendive 56 Dec. 21 Hardin 58 T Sidney 66 Jan. 3 Hardin 47 T Billings West 62 Jan. 4 Hardin 34 T Laurel 56 Jan. 10 Hardin 65 H Wolf Point 72 Jan. 11 Hardin 63 H Glasgow 62 Jan. 17 Hardin 73 H Livingston 64 Jan. 18 Hardin 53 H Billings Central 59 Jan. 24 Hardin 62 H Miles City 58 Jan. 25 Hardin 60 T Livingston 55 Jan. 31 Hardin 61 T Glasgow 73 Feb. 1 Hardin 47 T Wolf Point 85 Feb. 7 Hardin 71 H Glendive 87 Feb. 8 Hardin 70 H Sidney 74 Feb. 14 Hardin 46 T Billings Central 84 Feb. 15 Hardin 59 H Bozeman 66 Divisional Tournament, EMC, Billings, Feb. 27- 28 Hardin 24 Wolf Point 45 Hardin 56 Glendive 75 % 57 B” Squad Kneeling: Asst Coach Lauderdale; Bryan Rogers; Vernon Nayematsu; Doug Harden, Manager; Jim Sterling; Leslie Denny. Standing: Scott Seely; Allen Moos; Lee Jackson; Tom Hahn; Tim Webber; Dennis Fox; Darrel Erickson; Gary Schoer; Doug Peterson; Greg Hahn; Hugh Woith; Richard Benzel; Harlan Conroy. Half time entertainment. Parent's Appreciation Night. 58 Track Hardin's Thin-clads. Kneeling: 73) Jim Sterling, 79) Walter Pantoja, 85) Pat Denniston, 70) Tom Kenny, 63) Larry Wagner, 70) Jimmy Hyde. Standing: 75) Duane Heitzman, 72) Mario Solazzi, 66) Richard Solazzi, 74) Doug Peterson, 67) Doug Greenwalt, 86) Harlan Conroy, 88) Tom Roan. Ill track events, Hardin's Girls Come into their own. HAHDnr HABllM H12I1IX «r� mn ALSTMci AiisTSAu ms mu HARMS flRLS TRACI WL5TRAR Tear ms THAI SLS RACK l£.TRAr ■ BJJDil SAPJJIN IARDIN mm 1L5TRAD BARDIN BIS TRACT 11S TRACT UR1S7RAC QSL5 TRACT ■I5Tml] Kneeling: 7) Dawn Matovich, 4) June Seeley, 1) Reva Bowler, H) judy Calhoun, 12) Francine LaForge, 18) Shari Imer, 13) Elaine Koyama, 8) Theresa McIntyre. Standing: 15) Debbie Erickson, 9) Denise Conroy, 10) Lynn Tietema, 20) Susan Kerrick, 24) Vida Wallace, 21) Marie Wallace, 14) Lori Barnes, 23) Beth Miller, 22) Bonnie Matovich. 60 Elaine Koyama tossed a mean discus during the competitive meets. ADMINISTRA TION Ed Miller, Chairman Walter Egged John Benzel Everett Bullis The Board of Education 62 Mrs. Marjorie MacClean Clerk of the Board and Activity Fund Custodian 63 R. Gene Busch High School Principal PORTRAIT OF A BUSY MAN. MR. HORMANN AT WORK. The first of the morning’s arrivals. The last to leave in the afternoon. No coffee room loafer, he. John Hormann Vice-principal Food Service Left to Right, Mrs, Hopfauf, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Herbel, Mrs. Secrest, Mrs. Kirschenmann, Mrs. Walbum. Custodians Nothing like cleaning the drinking fountain. 66 Left to Right, Harold Timmons; Jake Dewald, Head Custodian; Ramona Pantoja, FACULTY Language Arts Left to Right: Miss Einfeldt, Foreign Language, Mr. Trulock, English; Miss Sandaker, Speech The speaker . . . . Mr. Alexander, the English student teacher, listens to a student speaker and writes a critique on his speech and the attentive and not so attentive listeners. Miss Eienfeldt reviews her French students for a test. 68 History Department Mr. Star, the History student teacher hands back papers to the students. Mr. Lauderdale explaining the difficult (?) questions on one of his tests. 60 Business Department The teachers of the business department are Mr. NewviUe, Shorthand and Business Machines, Mrs. Bennett, Bookkeeping, and Mrs. Rogers, Typing. Miss Metsker, the Home Ec. student teacher, cuts a cake to be served at a tea given by one of the Home Ec. classes. Miss MacRoe, the typing student teacher, times the students as they type. Vocational Department Mrs. Martin instructs some of the girls in the arts of sewing. Mr. Horman helps Dennis with his Mechanical Drawing. Left to Right, Mr. Hurley, Vocational Agriculture, Mrs. Martin, Home Economics, and Mr. Horman, Mechanical Drawing. 71 Music Department Mr. Johnson and Miss Schuster make up the music department. Miss Schuster teaches Chorus and Mr. Johnson teaches band. 72 Science Department Mrs. Johnson, chemistry and GPS, Mr. Sherman, biology, and Mr. Walker, physics and also math, make up the science department teachers. Mr. Lewis took over for Mrs. Johnson the second semester when Mrs. Johnson became in a family way . 73 The teachers all enjoyed the many teas given through out the year. Autographs Through the generosity of the annual staff, this space is provided for autographs. 74 SOPHOMORES 75 Sophomore class officers are L. to R. Richard Benzel, Student Council; Carol Nichols, Student Council; Tory Westwood, Secretary-Treasurer; Jim Wertman, Vice President; Richard Dorn, President. Steve Albrecht Richard Benzel Susan Barber Mark Bevington Jeani Beary Loretta Bird Janice Adams Robin Beary 76 Amy Boehs Reve Bowler Colleen Brien Pat Brown Karen ums Harlan Conroy Gail Crum Debbie Davis Carla Colstad Leslie Denny 77 Rodney Feller i Kt. I Tom Fordyce Everybody gets segregated during the aptitude tests, which no one likes. Margi Fox Doug Greenwalt 1 I L ' A Carolyn French Frances Gonzales Marci Field Sylvia Gonzales Sally Halverson Brenda He Does It Sharon Hilderman Nadine Hanks Lou Hastings Mark Haugeto Paul Heinaman Charles Hilton Joel Henning Danny Hilton Wilma Herman Greg Hill 79 80 Eddie Mclnte Bill Meisch Debbie Madler Martin Manuel Bill Marks Bonnie Matovich r Harry Moccasin Allen Moos 81 Watson gets in there and shows them how. Kathy Parks Sharon Pitch Tina Power M Doug Peterson Tom Pratt Patty Rickards Sam Redding Phil Schuman Steve Redden Debbi Sharp Beth Reile Peggy Slattery 82 Alyce Stewart Patricia Stewart Sharon Stewart y 4 Tim Stoddard Cora Swaby Terry Thompson Wayne Torske Robert Uffleman India Thrower Paul Victor 83 Jim Wertman Tory Westwood Larry Watson Vida Wallace Robert White Bear Rick Wiechman Hugh Woith Connie Yerger 84 Brad McKinney JUNIOR S Left to Right: Tom Mason, Secretary; Lee Jackson, Vice-President; Jeani Feler, Student Council Representative; Greg Lina, President; Tim Weber, Student Council Representative. Bob Anderson Linda Chavez Loretta Big Lake Cindy Boehs Debbie Christiansen Chris Cooke Kathy Bums Carol Crum 80 Margaret Coon Bill Denby Pat Denniston Bill Edwards Jeani Feller Martin Feller Hal Field David Flory Tom Fly Dan Frost Georgia Fomey Dennis Fox Paul Gonzales Gary Greenwalt Julie Freeman John Gress 87 Ron Hart ling Vera He Does It Jim Hyde Tom Kenny Lee Jackson Steve Kern Greg Hahn Tom Hahn I Jeff Hill Joaney Holds Martin Jacobson Darrel Johnson Kathy Kirschenmann Donna Koch 88 Julia Kraft Larry Link Cliris Kuntz Greg Lind Berta Lippert Patti Martinsen Casey Munter Lena Little Light Tom Mason Valerie Nayematsu Corliss Little Wolf Karl Martin Phyllis Miller Vernon Nayematsu Don Morton Pat Nurre 89 Curtis O’Brien Gustine Old Bear Janter Ottun Arnold Pantoja Karen Petelin Paula Peters Ron Pitch Sandy Raffleson Robbie Plays George Real Bird Brenda Pretty Weasel Jere Randall Maude Pretty Weasel Billie Redding 90 Debbie Reed Bryan Rogers Dario Salazar Donna Salveson Pat Seeley Gary Sehoer David Schaff Debbie Schell Scott Seely Linda Shirasago Sam Shirasago Tom Slocum The Juniors also have to worry about getting their float done on time but then they came up with a winner. 91 Mario Solazzi Johnann Snell Terry Sprenger Janice Stapleton Arnold and his leaning ladder, the ones to call when putting up streamers. Tony Stark Gale Three Irons Marjorie Steinmetz Miles Torske Fran Svaren Dan Turner Dean Three Irons Linda Tyler 93 Edward Uffleman Tim Webber Luvenia Yarlott Claudette Weaver Larry Yerger The Juniors winning float in the parade. 92 The boys 1st Ensemble sang at the Senior Banquet. They sang a French song in keeping with the theme ofthe Banquet. 94 Everyone listens attentively to one of the speakers at the banquet. Everyone enjoyed the food and . , . Autographs This space is provided through the courtesy of the annual staff so that autographers will have plenty of space to scribble. 96 SENIOR S JIM ADAMS JOLENE ADAMS JANICE ADLER SUZANNE ALBRECHT GARY BECKER FRANK BACKBONE MILT BERGMAN JACK BARBER PHYLENE BIG MAN 98 Hardworking girls. VIRGIL BOGGESS CHERYL BOWLER STEVE BRINKERHOFF STARR CATON RON CHARPENTIER KATHY DIERENFELDT DIANN DRAKE ROGER ECKMAN 99 JOHN EDWARDS TOM FLACK SHARON FOX SANDY FRENCH (BRECKENRIDGE) SUSAN FRICKEL ROY GARCIA ROGER FRICKEL DUEY GILILLAND 100 LARK HALVERSON SIDNEY HARDT SHARI HAMILTON HOWARD HASTINGS NIKOLINA HARDEN DUANE HEITZMAN 101 MICHELE HERBEL Mr. Dan Lee, Supt. Custer National Monument, talks about the park system. LES HERT THEO HUGS LARRY KOCH BRUCE IRON TOM KOCH JUDY KEHLER KIM KOEBBE 102 ROBERT KOYAMA LINDA LEE SUSAN LIND NANCY MANUEL JEAN MUHLBEIER PATRICK MCCORMICK Mr. Slade, our sponsor BETH MILLER SANDRA N A YE MATSU 103 ROBERT NEDENS HOWARD NICHOLS The editor-in-chief WALTER PANTOJA KAREN RANDALL JOE PANTOJA SHIRLEY PRESZLER SHELLY NIPPLE DELNO PIERCE 104 KENNARD REAL BIRD DENNIS REDDEN BILL REICHART TOM ROAN BOB RUSSELL DENNY SAL VERSON DON SCHILREFF TOM SCHROEDER 105 SAM SC HU MAN PATTI SEADER NANCISECREST BETTY SCHAAK CINDY STENDERSON CAREY SLATTERY GEORGIANNA THROWER VERN STAIRS ERVIN TORSKE 106 VIC UFFLEMAN DALE VICTOR BOB WATSON ROBERT WATSON DANNY WHITE BEAR CAROL ZIMMER Class Officers Lto R, standing: Ron Charpentier, student council. Lark Halvorson, student council, Susan Frickle, Sec'y-Treas., Howard Nichols, Vice-Pres., Joe Pantoja, President (seated) m WALSWORTH Mirctlinf, Mo.. t'.S.A Y ’ 'W. -A’ t -kT Jl nx r . • , • • , . ... ■ • •. - - ’ - v , . I , gfg|ggS . 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