Harlowton High School - Engineer Yearbook (Harlowton, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1960 volume:

Editor- ------- -Joanne Sanders Ass't Editor- - - - - -Sandra Lode h e In Memoriam Kenny Voldseth, Sandra Blumer, Darlene Rasmussen, Pat Melaney, Lorraine Nelson, Sandra Hereim, Vonda Morse, Linda Det- tman, Evelyn Beauchot, Judy Grande. Advisor- ------- -Ross Jones BILLY STEARNS 1942 - 1954 I 9 E ♦ i To our beloved friend and classmate who, though he has departed from us has been an inspiration dur- ing our high school years r i Superintendent’s Message It has been a pleasure to know and work with you, who graduate this year, 1960. No longer will you participate as an associated group. However you will each associate with other groups similar, but not the same in mem- bership. Whatever your aim or lot in life, I wish you success and my prayer for you is that you will be true ladies and gentlemen. Realize early that you alone are as nothing, but through the Higher Power you can do great things for Mankind. Rev. Wesley McIntyre, Mr. Thomas Corbett, Mr. Cecil Clements, Dr. Raymond Johnson, Mr. Wilber White, Mr. Zoyd Alexander, Mrs. Mary Klock, Mr. Edgar Langston, Mr. Robert Willems, Mr. Albert Lorenzen 2 Mr. Russel Jennings Graduate: Western Montana College Teaches: English I II, speech, German, play director Mr. Patrick Curran Graduate: Western Montana College Teaches: English III IV, Basketball coach. Asst, track coach Mr. Charles Christman Graduate: Montana School of Mines Teaches: Mathematics Mr. Don Lammers Graduate: Montana State College Teaches: General science, Vo.Ag Mr. James Sherman Graduate: Montana State University Teaches: Music Mr. Geary Moran Graduate: Western Montana College Teaches: English I II, C squad basket ball coach, play director 4 Mr. John Paladichuk Graduate: Montana State University Teaches: U.S. History, P. A.D., B squad basketball coach Mr. Ross Jones Graduate: Montana State University Teaches: Commercial sub- jects Mr. Ronald Dunn Graduate: College of Idaho Teaches: shop, football baseball coach, world history Mr. Richard McGuire Graduate: Western Montana College Teaches: physics, 7th grade math Miss Cynthia Bryson Graduate: Montana State University Teaches: Home-ec, P.E., health 5 TOM JOHNSON Student Council 2,3,1a; President la; Senior Class President la; Football 2,3,la; Baseball 3,1a; Basketball 3,la; Co-Captain la; All Tournament Team la; Boy's State 3; Band 1,2} High School Week 3} Co-Valedictorian la; Scholarship Dinner 2,3,1a; District Music Festival 1,2 DONNA JEAN KALBERG Student Council Treasurer 3} Junior Class Play 3} Rebound Staff la; Vice President la; Co-Valedictorian la; Scholarship Dinner 2,3,h PAULETTE PARKS Pep Club 1 } Rebound Staff la; Class Secretary and Treasurer la; Scholar- ship Dinner la JOHN BAKKEN Co-Captain Basketball 1 } Football 1, 2,3,1a; Basketball 1,2,3,la; Baseball 1,2,1a; Track 1,2,la; Chorus 1,2,3,1a; Band i,2,3,la; Senior Play la; Letter- man l,2,3,la; Vo. ag. la; State Track Meet 1,2,1a; Junior Class President 3; Student Council Vice President 3; Ensemble la; All State Music Festival la LOUISE BAKKEN G.A.A. President 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,1a; G.A.A. Sec. 1; G.A.A. Vice Pres. 2; Chorus 2,3,1a; Girl's Triple Trio 2, 3; Ensemble U; Girl's State 3; Home- coming Princess 3; Student Council 3; Cheerleader la; All-State Chorus 2,3, U; Honor Band 2; Band 1,2; Pep Club 2,1a; Rebound la; Twirling 1; Girl's Chorus 1 NANCY EVELYN BEAUCHOT Chorus 1,2,3,1a; Annual la; District Music Festival 1,2,3,la 8 1 1 BETTY LOUISE HIOWN G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 3; Pep Club I DON M. COOPER Class Vice President 1; Baseball 1; Letterman's Club 1; Chorus 1 ; Sen- ior Class Play 1 ; Intramural 2 DEL CRABTREE Football 3,145 Basketball 3, B Squad; AG Club 3,li DOROTHY MARIE DeBUFF Transfer from Lewistovn 2; Prom Queen U DENNIS EDWARDS Letterman's Club 1,2,3,! ; Class President 1,2; Student Council 1, 2,3; Senior Class Play 1 ; Junior Class Play 1; Football 1,2,3,U; Basketball 1,2,3; All State Music Festival 3,1 ; Chorus l,2,3,li Intra- mural 2,1 ; All Conference Football 3,1 ; Co-Captain Football 1 ; Most Valuable Lineman I ; District Music Festival 1,2,3,1 ; Ensemble 1 WANDA JOYCE ELLOITT 9 KSITHA MAE FISK Clas3 Secretary-Treasurer 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,1; B Cheerleader 2; A Cheerleader la; F.H.A. 1; Girl's Chorus 1; Tvirler 1 GARY M. GALA HAN Transfer From Circle la; Basketball h; Football la; Baseball la; Letter- man's Club la BILL HOMER Transfer from Deer Lodre 3; F.F.A. 3; Basketball 3 LYNN JUELFS F. H.A. 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,la; Class Secretary 3; Pep Club Treasurer la; G. A.A. 1; Girl's State Alternate 3; Ensemble h JUDY GRANDE Honecominp Princess 3; Girl's State Alternate 3; District Music Festival 2,3,h; Chorus 2,3,1a; Rebound 3,1a; Editor la; M.I.E.A. Deitate la SANDRA HERETM G.A.A. 1,2,3,1a; Chorus 2,3,1a; En- semble la; Prom Princess 3; B. Cheer- leader 2; A Cheerleader 3,1a; Honor Band 2; Band 1,2; Annual h; Girl's Chorus 1; District Music Festival 1,2,3,la y BETTY JANE LILLEY Chorus 1,2,3,h; Band 1,2,3, Li 5 Tri- ple Trio 3; Small Ensemble h; All State Music Festival h; F.H.A. 1, 2; Debate Club it JAMES MOE Football 2,3,1; Track 3; F.F.A. 1, 2; AG Club 3,k; Letterman's Club 3, li; Intradural 1,2,3,14 JAMES V. KELLY Football 1,2,3,hi Basketball 1,2, 3,14; Pa reball 1,2,3,145 Intramural 1; Junior Class Play 3; Letterman's club 1,2,3,h PATRICIA LAN1ST0N Pep Club 2,L; Twirlinr 1; O.A.A. l,lt, Secretary; B Cheerleader 2; A Cheerleader 3,Ju; Annual it KEN LODE F.F.A. 1,2; AG Club 3,h; Football 1,2,3,Jj, Captain It; Track 1,2; In- tramural 3,h; Boy State Alternate 3 PATRICIA MELANEY Pen Club 2,h; G.A.A. 1,1 ; Class Plays 3,1a; Annual 3,ii5 District Music Festival 3,li5 Chorus 3,ii 11 VONDA LE MORSE F.H.A. 1,2,3; Annual h JAMES MURCH Football 1,2,3,U; Intramural 1,2, 3,h; Track 1,3; Senior Play k; Letterman's Club 2,3,U mm LORRAINE NELSON F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Rebound 3,ii; Annual 3,h Junior Play 3} Band 1 DAN QUIGLEY Football 2,3,b; Baseball h; Senior Class Play h; Letterman's Club 2,3, k; Chorus h JOANNE IDA SANDERS F.H.A. 1,2} G.A.A. 1; Rebound 3,1a; Annual 1,2,3,1a; Chorus 2,3,1a; All State Chorus 3,1a; Band 1,2,3,1a; Ensemble la} Girls State 3} Dist- rict Festival 1,2,3,1a; Student Council la; Vice President 3� Sch- olarship Dinner 2,3,1a DENNIS SCHUCHARD F.F.A. 1,2; AG Club 3,1a; Boy- State Alternate 3 JOE SEDGWICK Football 1,2,3,la; F.F.A. 1,2; Letter man's Club 1,2,3,1a EUGENE SONDENO Basketball Manager 1,3; Football Manaper 1,2; Letterman's Club 1, 2,3,1a; Chorus 1,2 LAVONNE SONDENO Homecoming Queen la; Pep Club 1,2,3,1a PATRICIA SWALLOW F.H.A. 1 13 LAVmSNCE TORSTEHBO Baseball 1,2,3 U; Football 1,2,}, U; Senior Class Play la; Vice Pres- ident 2; Basketball 2,3; Letter- man's Club 1,2,3,U; Track h; Chorus 1; Intramural l,lj DOUGLAS YATES Rebound 3; M.I.F.A. Delegate hi Chorus h; Ensemble h; Intramural 1,2,3,h; Photorrarhy Club h; Jun- ior Class Play 3; Senior Play 3,hi Baseball 2,3,h; Track 3; Letter- man's Club 2,3 li - NOEL ODEMCIRCHEN GLORIA JANICE SPATAFORE T irlinp 1; Girl’s Triple Trio 1,2; Chorus 1,2,hi Band 1,2,1a; Ensemble la; District Music Festival 1,2,14; All State Festival 1,2,1a; Scholar- ship Dinner h; Transfer From Three Forks },h MR. WEIMER Senior Class Sponsor MR. MORAN Senior Class Sponsor Football Banquet NOLA BARNEY CURTIS BARTZ WILL BLUMER JAMES BURROWS LYLE COLBY JOHN CROWLEY CHARLES DEBUFF PATRICIA DUFFNER LINDA FROST 20 JIM KALITOWSKI Treasurer DONALD AMUNDSON ESTHER ANDERSON MARY GLENNIE KEITH GREGERSON MARYANN HALLBERG FRANCES HICKMAN MARJORIE HINER KAREN KARNOP LINDA LAMMERS ROGER LINDSLEY SANDRA LODE HARVEY MAAS SUE MIKSCH KATHY MILLER DOUGLAS PETTITT DON OLSON ESTHER OWENS NOT PICTURED 21 RAY PIDCOCK NICOLE RETTKE DONNA SEDGWICK JAMES STEVENSON LEONARD TORSTENBO KENNETH VOLDSETH DON WOOD COLIN EGEBAKKEN GARRY CLAWSON NOT PICTURED 22 Cheese!I In the dark room Junior Prom Shall we dance? Pucker up, now! Stairway to the stars? 24 Arville Lantraers President David Blaquiere Vice-President Donna Sondeno Secretary Don Lammers Treasurer Fred Anderson John Alexander Judy Blaquiere Sandra Blumer Donna Brown Ronald Cass Robert Conley John Cooney 26 Peggy Crabtree Eva Elliott Tom Englerl Kathleen Fochs Neva Gregerson Ed Hagberg Dean Holmes Carloyn Jones Bob Karnop Sandra Larsen Mary Leary Max Lenington Alida Lilley Ronald Lode Leonard Mager 27 ... Nancy Malesich Nancy Mielke Sonja Moe John Ortwein Alvie Ostrum Darlene Owens Not pictured 28 Marion Pedersen Patricia Peterson Paulette Ringhand Don Robison Linda Stewart Jean Thompson Jim Thorson Bruce Trapp Ronald Voldseth Ish! A fish! 29 Bob Franks President John Robertson Vice-President Susan Amdor Secretary-Treasurer Don Agan John Blumer Carol Cain c 32 Sandra Clark Nona Clements, Not pictured Judy Conley Dan DeBuff Linda Dettmann Carl Fisk Darrell Goodman Donald Hammel Charles Harris Bill Hiner Bob Homer Lee Jenkins Frances Kenley Sally Leary Edward Lode Marlene Murch Linda Rettke Kathie Ripley Judy Riggs Mike Ripley Dick Roma Marion Sherburn Debbie Smith Marie Stevenson 33 Chorus Received an Excellent rating at the District Festival. Elijah Rock was sung at the final concert of the festival. The Hallelujah Chorus was sung at the Christmas Concert. The Spring Concert was held April 6. The chorus was under the direction of Mr. Sherman. The group took part in the Spring Concert and in the Senior Style and Talent Show. At the District Festival the group sang Bone Jesu and Tonight . An Excellent rating was received. Ensemble 36 Band The band played for football and basketball games and followed the games when held away from home. All members of pep band received letters. It performed at the Christmas and Spring Concert. An Excellent rating was received at the District Festival. Mr. Sherman is the director. Linda Lammers, Nancy Malesich, Kay Wojtowick, Marjorie Hiner. At the District Festival a Superior rating was received and an Excellent rating was received at the State Festival. Clarinet Quartet Photography Club The club took pictures and learned tne process of developing them. They furnished many of the pictures for the Annual. Mr. Jones and Mr. McGuire were the sponsors. President-Ray Sorenson, Vice President-Duane Lammers, Secretary- Dean Holmes. The club was a member of the Montana Speech League. Orville Lammers and Dean Holmes qualified to compete in Inter- scholastic Competition. Fran Hickman won second place in the District American Legion Speech Contest. Mr. Jennings was the sponsor. Debate Club Rebound Judy Grande was the editor. Meetings were held every Thursday evening at 7:00. Every Friday the Rebound was put out with pic- tures and news. Mr. Jones was the sponsor. Joanne Sanders was editor of the annual. Meetings were held every Tuesday evening at 7:00. Mr. Jones was the sponsor. Annual 39 Student Council The officers were Tom Johnson-President, Bud Colby-Vice President, Carolyn Jones-Secretary, and Esther Anderson-Treasurer. This group prepared dance schedules for each class and sponsored many school functions. Mr. Paladichuk was the sponsor. Twirlers Betty Amdor was the majorette. They entertained at many of the ball games. Jean Thompson, Sue Amdor, and Nancy Murphy attended special twirling classes held at Billings. Pep Club The members of the pep club assisted the cheerleaders in cheering for the team. Miss Bryson was the sponsor. The GAA officers were Sandra Hereim-President, Pat Langston-Vice President, and Pat Melaney-Secretary. They met every Tuesday night and played volley ball, basketball, or bad minton. Miss Bryson was the sponsor. GAA Ag Club May 28 the club and its sponsor, Mr. Lammers, took a trip. They visited ranches near Missoula, the mines in Butte, and the prison at Deer Lodge. Mr. Dunn, the sponsor, presented these boys with letters and awards for their athletic activities class night. Lettermen’s Club 42 A Cheerleaders Louise Bakken, Keitha Fisk, Sandra Hereim, Pat Langston B Cheerleaders Carolyn Jones, Kathy Fochs, Jean Watson Junior Class Play Pure as the Driven Snow” Various members of this third grade class graduated with this year's senior class. The teacher was Miss Henderson. Football Team Coach Ron Dunn led the Engineers to their third Southern Division Championship in the last four years. The Engineers scored 219 points to their opponents 80 in the 9 games. Ken Lode was captain and Dennis Edwards and Joe Sedgwick were co-captains. SCHEDULE SOUTHERN DIVISION STANDING Won Lost Tie Harlowton 20-8 Roundup Harlowton 6 1 1 Harlovton 26-0 Lodge Grass Absorakee 6 2 0 Harlowton 26-0 Big Timber Lodge Grass 6 2 0 Harlowton 0-21 Absorakee Roundup 6 2 0 Harlowton 21-12 Forsyth Red Lodge 5 2 1 Harlowton 39-0 Huntley Project Forsyth 3 5 0 Harlowton 20-20 Red Lodge Big Timber 2 6 0 Harlowton 34-13 Billings Columbus 0 7 1 Harlowton 34-6 Columbus Huntley Project 0 7 1 ft' A Squad Harlo 27 Anaconda Central 37 Harlo 35 Dillon 44 Harlo 61 Absarokee 53 Harlo 50 Forsyth 45 Harlo 51 Big Timber 58 Harlo 64 Columbus 48 Harlo 40 Roundup 37 Harlo 45 Red Lodge 59 Harlo 45 Browning 42 Harlo 51 Townsend 34 Harlo 59 Lodge Grass 60 Harlo 62 Absarokee 66 Harlo 58 Forsyth 63 Harlo 58 Huntley Project 44 Harlo 58 Big Timber 51 Harlo 38 Red Lodge 65 Harlo 41 Lodge Grass 71 Harlo 75 Huntley Project 38 Harlo 39 Roundup 72 Harlo 39 Fort Benton 67 Harlo 78 Columbus 64 This year's edition of the Engineers was probably one of the most improved teams in the division at season's end. The courage and desire they displayed in the divisional tourney at Billings when they fought back to register two splendid upset victories over Red Lodge and Big Timber made the year in basket- ball a worthwhile memory. The third place represented Harlowton's best South- ern Divisional tourney effort. Co-captain Tom Johnson was all tournament forward. Track Team The highlight of the season was the baseball jamboree held at Harlo in which the Billings, lewistown, Moccasin, and Harlo teams parti- cipated. Lawrence Torstenbo was elected Captain and also won the Most Valuable Player Award selected by the players. Baseball Team M Royalty Prom Queen- Dorothy DeBuff, Prom Princesses- Betty Amdor and Linda Lammers Homecoming Queen- Lavonne Sondeno Homecoming Queen- Lavonne Sondeno and Homecoming Princesses- Sue Miksch and Donna Sedgewick FRESHMAN CLASS--John Robertson, John Blumer, Bob Franks, Linda Dettman, Susan Amdor, Kay Wojtowick Scholarship Dinner SOPHOMORE CLASS—Paulette Ringhand, Alida Lilley, Sonja Moe, Dean Holmes, Carolyn Jones, Fred Anderson, Nancy Malesich, Nancy Mielke, Sandra Larson JUNIOR CLASS--Esther Anderson, Linda Lamraers, Curt Bartz, Sandra Lode, Marjorie Hiner, Bob Thomson Scholarship Dinner SENIOR CLASS—Tom Johnson, Joanne Sanders, Paulette Parks, Gene Sondeno, Wanda Elliott, Judy Grande, Ken Lode, Lawrence Torstenbo, Gloria Spatafore, Donna Kalberg Graduation Class The 1960 Senior Class Will now to you this message pass. About their joys and things they've done, As you will see, We've sure had fun. Blue stationery-scented no less, Who's it sent to? Well, can't you guess? It's John Bakken, and Bozeman's his favorite city. Cause that's where he goes to see his steady. Louise Bakken, a peppy cheerleader, At those ball games we really did need her. She'll soon be as happy as happy can be, For she'll soon be married to Mike, you see. Evelyn Beauchot, a real cute girl. By a senior boy is being given a whirl. All she needs to give here a thrill. Is that senior boy by the name of Bill. Our next girl in line is Betty Brown, Who always seems to get around town, She plans to learn to fix women's hair, But when they see it, they'll really get a scare. Larry Clawson hails from Hardin, From that school he got a pardon. You must be nice to him of course, Because his father's on the police force. Mirror, mirror on the wall. Who's the wittiest senior of all? Don Cooper is the name, His wits will lead him on to fame. Del Crabtree from down Shawmut way, Rides to school each happy day, On the yellow school bus with four big wheels, That's the kind to travel on, Del. A sweet little blonda in our Dorothy DeBuff, Full of sugar and spice and all that stuff. She reigned as queen of the prom this year, And she'll go a long way in the world, never vear. In a blaze of glory, and a blaze of speed, On to the gridiron runs Den Edwards, our galloping steed. Across the goal line with lots of steam. Hold it, Den, its for the wrong team. Wanda Elliott, so sweet and shy. Always greets you with a cheery, Hi. At the telephone office she says. Number Please, And gives you your party with the greatest of ease. Poem Keitha Fisk, a real cute chick, Says that homework makes her sick. She likes the dance and just plain have fun, And she really keeps the boys on the run. From up Martinsdale way we have Judy Grande, Herjob as Rebound editor she did fine and dandy. A red and white Buick is her favorite car, Driven by a certain basketball star. The boy from Circle who is not a square, Is tall and dark and has curly hair. He was Circle's loss and Harlo's gain, Gary Galahan is his name. Sandra Hereim, a cute little doll, Like Humpty Dumpty will have a fall. And all the king's horses and all the King's men, Won't be able to put her mascara back on again. Fifty miles per hour, crusin' down the highway. In and out in front of cars going down the biway, What is that little gray thing a-ziggen' and a-zaggin . Why its only Bill Homer in his little Volkswagon. Tall and blonds, a real neat guy. In this old world he'll always get by, He was the star of our basketball team. In anyone's books, Tom Johnson's supreme. Lynn Juelfs, a housewife to be, After nurse's training, just wait and see. Is she unhappy? Heavens no. Seems like happiness is just a thing called Joe. Donna Kalberg loves convertible rides, When Mother is looking then she hides. With her love for science whe will go far, She will probably end up on another star. His name is Jim Kelly, but we call him Kel, Of the things he has done, we dare not tell, He's witty, he's handsome, He's gay and He's free, So get with it, gals, and don't let him flee. Pat Langston, one of the nifty four, Who cheered for our boys on the basketball floor, Hopes to be a farmer's wife. And work on a farm the rest of her life. 55 Betty Lilley, a real gone gal. Is to everyone a pal. She has a boyfriend and he's no phony. For she'll soon sail off to the sea of matri- mony. Ken Lode, the clown of our class, Is seen out at Brown's selling gas. When evening time comes, to the Gap he does go. With Galahan, Murch, and his good friend, Joe. Pat Melaney, an Irish lass, Dislikes school and every class. To English class ehe's never late, Cause Pat sure wants to graduate. Jim Moe loves to give speeches in P.A.B. He will be a rancher just wait and see. The fields he will plow and soil he will till, And he'll leave all his money to Mr. Paladi chuk in his will. Vonda Morse, the girl with the smile, Likes English class, but just for awhile. In Washington where it's always raining, Vonda will be taking her nurse's training. Our dark, handsome classmate is Jim Murch, The guy who leaves the girls in the lurch, He looks sweet and shy, but he know's he's not We'll warn you, girls, he'll never be caught. Lorraine Nelson, we call her Nels, Likes Saturday evenings, heavens what else. She sews and she cooks and she drives a jeep. You can now understand why its such a heap. With a ring on her finger and stars in her eyes, And a boy named Larry whom she doesn't de- spise. Noel Odenkirchen is happy to be, A girl who'll be married real soon, you see. Pauletts Parks, our Shawmut lass, Is the secretary of our class. In a two-toned green Chevy she likes to ride. With a certain blonde boy by her side. Dan Quigley is a Martinsdale boy. Drives his car likes it was a toy. He will sure be glad when the year's work is done. So he will have time to have more fun. Darlene Rasmussen feeling fine, Always comes to English class just on time. In future years she plans to be a nurse, Let's hope her patients don't ride away in a hearse. Roy Riggs is tall and handsome but not very rich, Cause a short time ago his car landed in ditch, He keeps his eyes open for a grade school girl I wonder who's giving who the whirl? Roy Riggs is tall and handsome but not very rich, Cause a short time ago his car landed in ditch, He keeps his eyes open for a grade school girl I wonder who's giving who the whirl? Our Annual Editor is Joanne Sanders, Around the halls she meanders. Memories from Washington she likes to save, Because they include a boy names Dave. Dennis Schuchard, a western boy, To him his horse is his pride and joy. For each new shirt he has a neck-kerchief to match, We only wonder what he's trying to hatch. Joedy Kansas, our cowboy supreme, Was also the star of our football team. In his blue and white Ford he was sometimes a question, Now his blue and white Ford is in Shorty's possession. Gene Soddeno, a Lebo resident. May, someday, become the President. Gene's in love with his car, And with that doll, he'll go far. A cute little senior who likes to sew, Also likes to be on the go. Lavonne Sondeno sooner or later, Head's her dads car for the town of ffyegate. Gloria Spatafore, we used to call Cookie, Sits in school reading her bookie. The name of the book is Campus Howl, The Math II class likes it Wow, Wow, Wow. The next girls name is Pat Swallow, A certain boy she likes to follow. She hopes to someday make her catch, For they will make a very nice match. Lawrence Torstenbo a football star. Drives around in a pale green car. He's very quiet when he's in class. But he's not that way when around a lass. A real card our own Doug Yates, The boys who loves to go out on dates. But only one girl holds key to his heard, Linda's her name and ne'er will part. 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