Harlowton High School - Engineer Yearbook (Harlowton, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1962 volume:

The 1962 Engineer Editor Assistant Ed. Layout Typists Sandra Blumer Nancy Mielke Elsie Mielke Nancy Malesich Nancy Mielke Subscriptions Paulette Hinghand Jean Thompson Carolyn Jones Judy Conley Joe Bridges Sue Amdor Cover Photo: Big Elk Creek by Dale Schmeling MRS. EMMA FREESER The Annual Staff dedicates this 1962 Engineer to Mrs. Emma Freeser, who retired this year after 37 years of teaching. For 29 years Mrs. Freeser taught in Wheatland County, and for the past ten years in Harlowton. We who had her for a teacher consider ourselves most fortunate. Our best wishes go with you, Mrs. Freeser. I SUPERINTENDENT THOMAS CORBETT Superintendent’s Message Farewell and best wishes to the grad- uates of 1962. We have made an impression on you young people and hope and pray you are ready to meet decisions of Life. From now on you will be more independ- ent and with this freedom goes greater responsibility for your actions. We are confident you will ably cope with each situation in life. Face each challenge squarely and with God's help you shall not fail. It has been a pleasure to have known and worked with you. School Board Left to right: Superintendent Mr. Thomas J. Corbett, Mr. Reubin G. Johnson Vice-Chairman Mr. Bob Willems, Chairman Mr. Zoyd Alexander, Mr. Audun Moe, Mr. Robert Cooney, Mr. Wilbur White, Dr. Raymond Johnson, Mr. Richard Berg, and Clerk Mrs. Mary Klock. 2 Faculty MR. D. T. WEIMER Graduate: Peru State College Teaches: Biology, driver train- ing; High School Principal MR. JAMES BROCKBANK Graduate: Montana State University Teaches: Jr. High grammar; Jr. High Principal MISS DORS')E ERICKSON Graduate: Montana State University Teaches: English MR. ROSS JONES Graduate: Montana State University Teaches: Commercial subjects MR. GEARY MORAN Graduate: Western Montana Col- lege of Education Teaches: English; B squad basketball coach, track coach MR. RONALD DUNN Graduate: College of Idaho Teaches: World history, guid- ance and counseling; football coach, asst, track coach MR. CHARLES CHRISTMAN Graduate: Montana School of Mines Teaches: Jr. High and High School math MR. G. D. LAMMERS Graduate: Montana State College Teaches: Jr. High science HR. JOHN PALADICHUK Graduate: Montana State University Teaches: U. S. history and P.A.D., boys' health and P. E.; A squad basketball coach, asst, football coach MISS CATHERINE LEHFELDT Graduate: Montana State University Teaches: Jr. High and High School home economics MR. PAUL POVILAITIS Graduate: Eastern Montana Col- lege of Education Teaches: Jr. High social studies, U. S. his- tory; Jr. High basketball coach MRS. NORRINE ENGLAND Graduate: Northern Montana College of Education Teaches: Reading, girls' health and P. E., speech and debate. MR. HENDRIK KRYGER Graduate: Montana State University Teaches: Jr. High and High School German and English MR. MARTIN KANE Graduate: Northern Montana College of Educa- tion Teaches: Math, physics, chem- istry MR. FRED MAY Graduate: Montana State College Teaches: Industrial Arts MR. LAWRENCE KABER Graduate: Montana State University Teaches: Jr. High math 5 MR. QUIGLEY Bus Driver MR. ABNEY Custodian MR. OSTRUM Custodian MR. JAMES SHERMAN Graduate: Montana State University Teaches: Music MRS. ESTHER PARSONS School Secretary MR. CRABTREE Bus Driver Not Pictured 6 Our hard-working office staff: Mr. Brockbank, Mr. Weimer, and Mrs. Parsons. employment? Seniors W. DEAN HOLMES President DON LAMMERS Vice President JOHN W. ALEXANDER FRED I. ANDERSON 8 TERRY A. ELLER TOM ENGLERT W. ROBERT KARNOP ARVILLE J. LAMMERS DONNA MAE SONDEIO LINDA LOUISE STEWART JEAN RENE THOMPSON JAMES D. THORSON 13 That potato brandy sure has a kickl!11!''I Scholarship Dinner SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Carolyn Jones, Kathy Fochs, Alida Lilley, Nancy Malesich, Judy Wood, Sandra Larsen, Sandra Blumer, Fred Anderson, Nancy Mielke, Paulette Ringhand, Sonja Moe, Arville Lammers, Duane Lammers, Dean Holmes, Bob Karnop You rang???????????? 15 Senior Banquet 1962 Schowly, v-e-r-y schowly! Senior Banquet Entertainment Look industrious, here comes Charlie! li Ummm, ain't love wunnerful? Juniors SANDRA CLARK NONA CLEMENTS JUDY CONLEY KAY WOJTOWICK President BOB FRANKS Vice President SUE AMDOR Secretary JOHN BLUMER MYRON BOYCE MIKE RIPLEY MIKE RISTOW JOHN ROBERTSON DICK ROMA 1� MARIE STEVENSON KURT SWALLOW DEEDIE THOMAS JOHN THORSON JEANNE TORSTENBO LEONARD WALLA Scholarship Dinner JUNIOR HONOR STUDENTS Linda Dettmann, Bill Hiner, Mike Ristow, Mabel Becken, Kay Wojtowick, Sherrill Hermes, John Robertson, Bob Franks, John Blumer Sophomores LEON LAMMERS Treasurer SHARON ALEXANDER CONNIE BARNES PAUL PAINTER President JACK THOMSON Vice President DAVID SORENSON Secretary KARL EGEBAKKEN RICHARD EGEBAKKEN CALVIN FOCHS ELSIE MIELKE DAVID PUMP CHRISTINE RENO CRAIG REYNOLDS JACK THOMSON DIANE WALKER JOHN WHELAN CHARLES WIDDECOMBE DON WILLEMS ARNOLD WIRTH LINDA ZIKMUND Scholarship Dinner SOPHOMORE HONOR STUDENTS ournunuKL nunuK oruunn 24 Paul Painter, Connie Barnes, Christine Reno, Diane Walker, Elsie Mielke, Susan Nissen, Roger Johnson, Craig Reynolds Freshmen JOHN ANDERSON DELLA BARNEY JANE BARNHART DALE BENNETT BONNIE BIEGEL VIRGINIA BOWMAN MARY ALICE BOYCE FRANK BRADFORD TOMMY CAPSER PAUL KRAUSE President DICK RAMMEL Vice President MARY GINTHER Secretary KENNY THOMPSON Treasure DONA AGAN CAROL ANDERSON JOHN BRADY LINDA CORBETT GEORGE CORSON ALMA CREWS MARCELLA DA'WLEY SHIRLEY DEBUFF RONNIE ELLER JON ERBE JERRY FRANCISCO SANDRA FULKS GAIL GALAHAN JOHN HAGBERG CAROL KALBERG JOHN KENLEY DENNIS LANGSTON PERRY LANGSTON GARY LEPPINK david McCullough 28 JON MILL RICHARD MOE CONNIE NELSON LORREE ORTWEIN JUDY RETTKE HOWARD ROBERTSON GARY RUSSELL JEANETTE STEWART DON SWANZ W MM BILL TIERNEY LESTER VANOMMEN TED WATSON MAC WHITE FRESHMAN HONOR STUDENTS Jeanette Stewart, Jon Mill Frank Bradford, Carol Kalberg, Paul Krause, Mary Ginther, Dick Hammel, Aina Crews, Linda Corbett, Jim Hutchison, Lorree Ortwein I feel great—and Anacin doesn't upset my stomachi'I Well—it was here yesterdayl 29 Freshman Science Fair Projects Alma Crews placed first at the District 9 Science Fair in Denton with her project, Atoms in Motion. This is a completely homemade Wilson Cloud Chamber for the visible demonstration of the alpha particle trails in a saturated atmosphere. Alma placed third at the State Science Fair in Missoula. Linda Corbett's project, Paper Chromotography, received a 3 rating at the District 9 Science Fair in Denton. This was a display of the results of the separation of the various pigments in common compounds and in plant pigments. Separation was made possible by ion exchange in various solvents using a filter paper medium. 30 Junior High 7th and 8th Grades SHERRY SMART, Pres BILL LORENZEN, V. HARRY KLOCK, Sec. ALICE AMDOR RONNIE BLAQUIERE JOYCE BRITZUIS JOHN CAPSER GLORIA CORSON BETTY DUFFNER JIM DUFFNER LINDA EDWARDS SANDRA ELLER DON FUCHS DON GOODMAN HAROLD HAGBERG ALAN HICKEL KATHRYN HINER ROBERT HOTCHKISS JUDY HUTCHISON BILL JONES JEANETTE MAGER MARY LOU MAIXNER RANDY MALESICH SANDRA MCGUIN KENNETH MITCHELL CAROL MORANG NELS NELSON ADELINE NILSEN SUSAN NILSEN LILLIAN NEWBARY ROBERT PEMBERTON MERLE REA ARLENE RECTOR MOYRA RENO CLAYTON SCOTSON JIM SEDGWICK JOHN SMART JAMES STEARNS JULIA THORSON VALERIE WIRTH ROGER ZIKMUND Pres. Treas. ROGER FOSTER Pres. JOHN LAMMSR3 Vice Pres. DONNA WOJTOWICK Sec-Treas. KAY BARNEY KENTON BARNHmRT DAVID BASTIAN EUGENE 3IRGENHEIER BILL BLUM MARIE BOWMAN BONNIE BRIDGES CALLIE COLBY CAROL COSGRIFFE ROY DAVIS HAZEL DECOCK LINDA DONBY BARBARA DUNN JOHN EDMUNDSON PEGGY FREIER ROBERT FULTON ROBERT GALAHAN SONJA GINTHER CAROL HAMMEL BILL HOLLOWAY DONNA HUTCHISON COLLEEN INDRELAND PAMELA JONES LINDA KELLY SHARON LAMMERS KENNETH MIHALOVICH GERALDINE OWENS JOYCE RECTOR GARY REYNOLDS PERRY SMITH 1ANCY STEARNS DAVID SWANZ ARTHUR TADEWALDT JACQUELINE TODD JEROME TUSS MARY WALKER RALPH WEBER PATRICK WHELAN MIKE WOOD f 33 These seventh-graders proudly display the scrapbooks they made on Montana and Montana history. Scholarship Dinner EIGHTH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS Sandra Eller, Ann Newbary, Alice Amdor, Joyce Britzius, Jim Stearns, Sandra McGuin, Jim Sedgwick, Sherry Smart, Mary Lou Maixner, Bill Jones, Valerie Wirth, Kathryn Hiner, Shirley Gaugler Scholarship Dinner SEVENTH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS John Edmundson, Sonja Ginther, Margaret Haar, Roger Foster, Pat Whelan, Arthur Tadewaldt, Gary Reynolds Activities Concert Band This is the Concert Band which is under the direction of Mr. Sherman and is composed of high school and junior-high stu- dents. Activities this year consisted of a Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, District Music Festival in Lewistown, and sponsorship of an MSU Band Concert. 36 ALL-STATE BAND PARTICIPANTS These three students, Nancy Malesich, John Robertson, and Audrey Zikmund, participated in the All-State Band in Missoula this year. 150 students from various cities in the state of Montana were selected for this honor. High School Chorus The high school chorus, under the direction of Mr. Sherman, presented a Christmas Concert and a Spring Pre-festival Concert. At the District Music Festival in Lewistown, this group received a Superior rating. ALL-STATE CHORDS PARTICIPANTS Sandra Blumer, Nancy Mielke, John Ortwein, and Elsie Mielke were among the +00 high school students from all over the state chosen for All- state Chorus at the State Music Festival in Missoula this year. Clarinet Quartet Harlowton Clarinet Quartet composed of Nancy Malesich, Connie Barnes, Mary Ginther, and Kay Wojtowick. This group received a 1 rating at District and attended All-State in Missoula. Trumpet Trio This year, 1962, the trumpet trio was started for the first time. The members of this trio are Duane Lammers, John Ro- bertson, and Gail Galahan. The trio was rated excellent at the District Music Festival in Lewistown. 38 Student Council The Student Council officers are: President - Bob Franks; Vice President - Dave Blaquiere; Secretary - Sandra Larsen; Treasurer - Lee Burrington. The group was quite active this year, introducing such functions as Dress-up Day and Maynard G. Krebbs Day. The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, was formed in the latter part of the school year. Even though it had a late start, it participated in many activities such as having a car wash and helping clean up the town on Clean- up Day. Officers are: President - John Ortwein; Vice President - Bob Franks; Secretary-Treasurer - John Robertson. Rebound Staff This group of students put out our weekly school paper, the HARLO REBOUND. Sandra Larsen and John Robertson were the co-editors. Mr. Jones was the advisor. Under the leadership of Editor Sandy Blumer and despite many disrupted meetings, this group worked hard to complete the annual for this year. Mr. Jones was the advisor. 40 The year began with a trip to Missoula for 2 days for Speech Orientation. Bob Conley placed third in the district in Oral Interpretive Reading. He represented the district at the state meet held during Interscholastic Week in Missoula. Mrs. England was the sponsor. Speech Club Drama Club The Drama Club, under the direction of Miss Erickson and with the help of Mr. Moran, presented three one-act plays, a Black- light Christmas pageant, and TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON. This group was the first to put on a play using the school's new stage. 41 The G. A. A. began quite late in the season, but afforded the girls some practice in the points of basketball. Mrs. England was the group's sponsor. This group, sponsored by Miss Lehfeldt, formed the nucleus of the Harlo cheering section at all of our football and basketball games, and really supported the Engineers. Pep Club Jean Watson, Kathy Fochs, Kay Wojtowick, and Kathy Zikmund, the A-Squed cheerleaders for 1962, cheered enthusiastically and stuck with the Engineers through success and failure. Cheerleaders ft B” Squad These three 'cuties' cheered our B-Squad on to victory during the football and basketball seasons. Cheerleaders are: Nancy Morang, Connie Barnes, and Gail Galahan. 43 Dress Up Day Sponsored by Student Council CheckI Junior Prom THEME: Harbor Lights LEADERS: Theresa Leary, Mike Moran KING: John Cooney QUEEN: Mary Leary PRINCE: Carl Fisk PRINCESS: Mabel Becken GARSH!!!! You mean I have to ask on my knees!?! The fruitful life of a librarian!!! (Sigh) Your teeth are like stars...(They come out at night) SMILE, you are on Candid Camera! Look, Ma!!! A real male Ubangi!! Sports ■rShEh 1961 Football Team Senior ENGINEERS 1961 FOOTBALL SCORES Harlo 2 Big Timber 7 Harlo 0 Absarokee 7 Harlo 7 Forsyth 0 Harlo 6 Huntley 6 Harlo 13 Red Lodge 6 Harlo 20 Columbus 0 Harlo 13 Roundup 20 Harlo 13 Lodge Grass 0 Co-captain - Ron Lode; Captain - Dave Blaquiere; Co-captain - Arville Lanuners lst-String Players 50 A” Squad Basketball Team Front Row: Carl Fisk, Mike Ristow, Don Hammel, Sandy Watson, Bill Hiner, and Darrell Goodman. Back Row: Calvin Fochs, Dave Blaquiere, John Blumer,.Dave Sorenson, Bob Franks, and COACH JOHN PALADICHUK. Name Year Height Position Pts Sandy Watson Sr. 5'9 Guard 159 Don Hammel Jr. 5 9 Forward 158 Darrell Goodman Jr. 5 7 Guard 138 Dave Blaquiere Sr. Center 12 Bill Hiner Jr. 5'9 Forward 121 Dave Sorenson So. 6'1 Forward 9k Mike Ristow Jr. 5'9 Forward 53 Bob Franks Jr. 5 8 Guard 38 Calvin Fochs So. 5'9 Forward lk John Blumer Jr. 6'0 Center 3 Carl Fisk Jr. 5'9 Forward 0 B” Squad Basketball Team Front Row: Coach - GEARY MORAN, Bill Tierney, Lee Burrington, Jim Hutch- ison, Jerry Francisco, and Manager Perry Langston. Middle Row: Jack Thompson, Joe Bridges, Jon Erbe, Dick Hammel, and Roger Johnson. Back Row: Tom Mitchell, John Jones, Kenny Thompson, Paul Painter, and Teddy Watson. 52 Freshman Track Team Front Row: Jim Hutchison, Jerry Francisco, Dick Ham- mel, and Donnie Swanz. Back Row: Mac White, Jon Erbe, Teddy Watson, Kenny Thompson, and Paul Krause. Varsity Track Team Junior High Track Team 53 Senior-Faculty Game Cowboys vs Wolves SENIORS - 73 FACULTY - 96 COWBOYS Coach: Ron Lode Manager: Ron Voldseth WOLVES Coach: Mr. Brockbank Manager: Mr. Kryger Faculty Cheering Section The Fabulous WOLVES SENIOR CHEERLEADERS FACULTY CHEERLEADERS Sandra Larsen, Nancy Malesich Miss Long Miss Fasbender Audrey Zikmund, Donna Sondeno Homecoming royalty: Zikmund, princess Fran Kenley, princess; Nancy Malesich, queen; Audrey Royalty Li'1 Abner - Paul Painter Homecoming queen - Nancy Malesich 55 Who’s Who O rtSi'l CALVIN FCCHS broke the school record for the 220-yard dash, running it in 22.4 seconds. He placed third in the 220 and the 100 ysrd dashes at Interscholastics. Sports The Harlo High School relay team, composed of JOE BRIDGES, SANDY WATSON, BILL HINER, and DAVE BLAQUIERE, broke the school record for the 880- yard relay, running it in 1:37 2. BILL HINER tied the school record for the 100-yard dash, running it in 10.3 seconds. He broke the school 440 record at Interscholas- tics, running it in 51 9 Scholarship Salutatorian NANCY MALESICH and Valedictorian NANCY MIELKE LINDA STEWART was a semi- finalist in the Merit Scholarship Qualifying Tests for 1962. Who’s Who Music NANCY and ELSIE MIELKE have received superiors on their vocal duet for the past two years. This yesr they were accompanied by SUSAN NISSEN. Elsie also received a superior on her vocal solo. Miscellaneous JOHN ORTWEIN, a senior at Harlo High has been rated superior on his singing at District and State Mu- sic Festivals for all of his solos. rd BOB CONLEY received a 3 in Oral Interpretation at the District Speech Meet, qualifying him for the In- terscholastic Meet May 25 and 26. BOYS STATERS DELEGATES: Bob Franks John Robertson ALTERNATES: John Blumer Bill Hiner GIRLS STATERS (Not Fictured) DELEGATES: Linda Dettmann Judy Conley ALTERNATES: Kay Wojtowick Sue Amdor Graduating Class of 1962 Commencement Class motto: He climbs highest who helps another up. Class colors: Newport Blue and white Class flower: White rose Commencement Speaker: Warren Vaughn, Vice-pres- ident of the Security Bank in Billings. JOHN V. ALEXANDER Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Speech 4; Key Club 4; Chorus 3} Intraaural 3,4 FREDB1CX Z. ANDERSON Football 3,4; Track 2; Letteraan'a Club 3,4; A« Club 1,2; Intraaural 3,4; Claaa I resident 3; Student Council 3i Scholar- ship Dinner 2,4; Senior Claaa Play 4 DAVID H. BUQUIERE Beat looking boy, Student Council 2,4, flee President 4; Claaa Vice President 2,3� Letteraan'a Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Xnteracholaetiee 3,4; Chorus 2 JUDY ANN BLAQUIERE Chorus 1,2,3; District Music Festival 1,2,3$ Pep Club 2,3,4; Proa Princess 3; District High School Rodeo 2,4 SANDRA LEE BLUMER Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; A Choir 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; High School keek Delegate 3; Draaa Club 3; 0. A. A. 1,2,3; Annual Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4; District Music Festival 1,2,3,4; State Music Festival 3,4; All-state Chorus 4; Scholarship Dinner 1,2,3,4 DCMNA BHCNN G. A. A. 1; Chorus 2,3; P«P Club 1,2,3,4; District Music Festival 3 RCNALD D. CASS Football 2,3 4; latraaural 2,3,4; Letter- aan'a Club 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Senior Claaa Play 1,4; Junior Senior Claaa Play 4; Key Club 4 BOB CCKLfY Band 2,3,4; District Music Festival 2,3, 4; All State Chorus 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Speech 4; Draaa Club 3,4; Science Club 3t Interscholastic 4; Class Plays 1,2,3.4; Erasable 2,3� A-Cholr 4 JCHN P. COCNET Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3� Inter- sural 3,4 PEGGY CRABTREE Pep Club 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Dress Club 2; District Music Festival 2,3.4 TERRY ELLER Draaa Club 4; Intraaural 4; Senior Class Play 4; Transfer froa Great Falla 2 TOM ENGLERT Football Manager 1; Chorus 4; Speech 4; Class Plays 1,2,3,4; District Music Fes- tival 4 KATHLEEN MARIE FOCHS Moat Versatile, Scholarship Dinner 1,3,4; 8 Cheerleader 2; A Cheerleader 4; District Music Festival 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Rebound 3,4, Sports Editor 4; M1EA Con- vention 4; Draaa Club 3,4; Secretary 3; Draaa Club 3,4; Draaa Festival 4; Senior Claaa Play Director 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 NEVA JEAN GRSGERSON Draaa Club 3« Chorus 3,4. EMIN 0. HAG BERG A Squad Baskatball Manager 1,2,3; A Squad Football Manager 3l Chorus 3,4; Latteraan's Club 1,2,3,4; Intraaural 1, 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3. W. DEAN HOLMES Meat scholastic Student Council 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Lstteraas's Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 2; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 4; Boys' State Delegate 3l Class President 4; De- bate 2; Draaa Club 4; Key Club 4; Schol- arship Dinner 1,2,3,4; Intraaural 1,3,4. CAROLYN MAE JONES Nost likely to succeed Student Council 2, Secretary 2; Draaa Club 3,4, Vies President 4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 3s Junior- Senior Play 4; Draaa Faatlval 4; Rebound Staff 3.4, Sporta and Art Editor 4; M.I.E.A. Convantlon 4; O.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Vic Praaldant 3; Chorus 3; District Music Festival 2; Scholarship Dinner 1,2,4; Daisy Mas 1,2,3; Librarian 2; Guidance Secretary 4. V. ROBERT KARNCP Football 2,3l Eay Club 4; Intraaural 2.J, 4; Basketball 1. ARVILLA J. LAMMEkS Most Popular Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Banket- ball 1,2,3; Claaa Praaldant 2; Student Council 2,4; Letteraan'a Club 2,3,4; Debate 2; Kay Club 4; Chorus 4; Junior- Senior Play 4; Senior Play 4; Intraaural 4; Ag Club 1,2,3; Scholarship Dinner 4. DON M. LAMMERS Chorus 4; A Choir 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; latraaural 3,4; Draaa Club 3,4; Track 1; Debate 2; Letteraan'a Club 2,3,4, Sac.-Tress. 4. DUANE A. LAMMERS Moat likely to succeed Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 2,3,4; Track 3; latraaural 4; Band 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Debate 2; Draaa Club 4; Letteraan'a Club 2,3.4; A Choir 4; Sen- ior Play 3,4; Junior-Senior Play 4; Dis- trict Music Festival 1,2,4; Kay Club 4; Truepet Trio 4; Scholarship Dinner 1,3,4. SANDRA JEAN LARSEN Moat popular O.A.A. 2,3,4; Draaa Club 3,4, Praaldant 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Junior Play 3; San- ior Play 3; Junior-Senior Play 4; Senior Play 4; Rebound 3.4, Co-Editor 4; Girls' State Delegate 3; Pep Club 2,3,4, Presi- dent 4; Class Treasurer 1; Claaa Secretary 4; M.I.E.A. Convention 3,4; Scholarship Dinner 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4, Secre- tary 4. MARY JAE LEARY A” Choir 4; Eneeable 4; District Music Festival 1,2,3; Senior Class Play 4; Pap Club 2,3,4; Proa vueen 4; Rebound Staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Twirling 1.2.3.4, Majorette 3,4. MAX R. LENIN3TIN Jr. Senior Play 4; Junior-Senior Play 4; Intraaural 2,3,4; Chorus 4; District Music Festival 4; Speech Club 2,4; Draaa Club 4; Ag Club 1,2; Key Club 4. M. ALIDA LILLET Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Eaaeable 2, 3; A Choir 4; O.A.A. 2,3,4; Scholarship Dinner 1,2,3,4; O.A.A. 3, Secretary 3} Rebound Staff 3.4, Feature Editor 4; M.I.E.A. Convention 3,4; District Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Draaa Club 3,4; Senior Play 3,4; Junior Play 3,4; Junior-Senior Play 4; Draaa Festival 4. RONALD B. LODE Most friendly Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Lettarean's Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Ag Club 1,2,3� District Music Faatlval 2,3,4. NANCY LEE MALESICB Most scholastic Transfer froa Then peon Falls 2; Band 2,3,4; Pap Band 2,4; Chorus 2,3,4; teeeable 3; A Choir 4; Clarinet Quartet 2,3,4; Dis- trict Music Festival 2,3,4; All-Stats Music Festival 2,3,4; All-State Band 4; Draaa Club 4; Senior Class Play 4; A Cheerleader 3; Pap Club 3; Hoaecoaing Queen 4; Junior Class Secretary 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Girls' State Delegate 3; Schol- arship Dinner 2,3,4; Salutetorian 4. NANCY EILEEN M1ELKE Moat talented Band 2,3,4; Chorue 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 1� Pap Band 2,3.4; Eneeable 2,3� A Choir 4; Girls' State Alternate 3� M.S.C High School Week Delegate 3i Senior Play 4; Junior-Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 3,4; District Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Stats Music Festival 2,3,4; All-State Chorus 4; Valedictories 4; Scholarship Dinner 1,2, 4. SCfUA ELIZABETH MOE Bend 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Draaa Club 3,4; Pap Club 4; Pap Band 2,3,4; Scholarship Dinner 2,3,4; District Music Festival 2,3,4; Sanior Play 3,4; Junior-Senior Play 4. JOHN 1. 0HTVE1N Moat Talented Claes President 1; Student Council 1,4; Junior Play 2,3� Senior Play 3; Junior- Senior Play 4; latraaural 2,3,4; Band 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; District Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Stats Music Festival 2,3.4; All North-west Choir 3; Mixed Leasable 2,3; A Choir 4; Boys' Stats Delegate 3� Lil' Abner 3; Pep Bend 1,3,4; Key Club 4. IDA PAULETTE R1NGHAND Chorue 1,2,3,4; Enaeable 3; 'A Choir 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; F.H.A. 1; District Music Festival 1.2,3,4. DONNA MAE SONDENC Class clown Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Claaa Sec- retary 2; Hoaecoaing Princess 3� Draaa Club 4; A Cheerleader 1; District Music Festival 3 LINDA LOUISE STEWART Pep Club 3} Chorue 1,2,3� Speech 1; Dis- trict Music Festival 1,2,3� Debate 1; Draaa Club 4; Make crowns for Royalty. JEAN RENE THCKPSON Pap Club 1,2,3.4; Senior Class Play 3; G.A.A. 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; District Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Rebound Staff 3� Annual Staff 4; Twirler 1,2,3.4; Draaa Club 3. JIM THORS CN Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Chorus 2,3; F.F.A. 1,2; Intraaural 2,3,4; Letteraan'a Club 1,2,3,4. BRUCE TRAPP Football 1,2,3,4; Intraaural 2,3,4; Junior-Senior Class Play 4; Junior Claaa Play 3� Senior Class Play 3� Rebound Staff 4; Letteraan'a Club 2,3,4; Ag Club 3, Treasurer 3. Key Club 4. RONALD EDWARD VOLDSKTH Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; District Music Faatlval 2,3,4; Baseball Managpr 1; Class Treasurer 4; Pep Band 2,3.4 Intraaural 2; Letteraan'a Club 1,2,3, WILLIAM (SAM) 0. WATSON V Most Versatile Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 2,3,4, Co- Captain 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Letteraan'a Club 1,2,3,4, Vic President 4; Student Council 2,3. Secretary 3; Senior Class Play 4; Class Play 2. JUDY KAY WOOD Chorus 1,2,3; Draaa Club 4. AUDREY ELLEN Z1KMUND Moat friendly Transfer froa Sidney 3; Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; District Music Festival 3,4; All-State Band 4; State Music Festival 3,4; O.A.A. 3; Junior-Senior Class Play 4; Hoaecoaing Princess 4; Chorus 4. KATHRYN ZIKMUND Beet looking girl Qiorue 3� P«P Club 4, Secretary-Treas- urer 4; A Cheerleader 4; Proa Prin- cess 3| Transfer froa Sidney 3. 59 Here coiH our class of '62 Just about ready to leave all of you. be can do everything with the greateat of ease— We’ve got the tougheat aen with the bow- leggedeat knee� , And the beat-lookin' glrla, fair ae the breeze. You can't outdo ua and there'a no aenae tryln'j 11atea to thla and you'll know we're not lyin'. Big bad John, over alx feet tall, In hla blue Cadillac outahlnea 'ea all. All these years Cooney's been kinds shyt But just aention sheep and he'll say, Hi! Ortwain loves to sing and he also dances; With a good aany girls he carries on romances. We've all been eighty proud of John And expect to see hla go biasing on. Neat Kathy Focha has been loads of fun, tat she's gonna leave us to aarry her hoe. Now every tlae we thrill to a big rodeo. Let's look all around for her and Joe. In a blurred tearing dash coaes Fred Anderson; It's a wonder he's still around to Joke and laugh eoae. Be lovee to boast and his Chevy did aid To increase the fines he has quietly paid. Nancy Maieelch, who caae froa Thoapson Falla, la usually with Arvllle when in the halls. Because she's done so well, her little naae Bae Salutatorlan for a golden fraae. Terry Eller for the Ouard will be heading South; Be'a kept us happy and not down-ln-the-aouth. In case he works too hard and forgets to saile, Sharon cheers hla up in a very short while. Many were the tlaes, wnen, in class debate, Sandy Bluaer would aalllngly sit and wait; Then all of a sudden with a powerful roar, She'd show us what she'd been studying for. Twilight leasers, acquainted with feme. Doesn't have llghtneea referred to his naae, 'Cause when the clouds drift high and the aoce floats low— Holy Saokea, Doc! Where'd ya go? We all think a darned cute guy and gal Are Allda Lilley and her University Al. She really likea her Fords, both red and blue, tat don't hurt her cat—or she'll get you! tar banana-eweaa pie aan knows as Doodles Will dance and talk and pester of oodles. The ruaor is that Duane Isaasrs will be a success; We'll know—when MSC frivolities turn into a sess. There's our class clown, Donna Sondeno. Know vhatt She has aany a foot to grow. She hope in that Chrysler and to Ryegate she flies. And she'd like to be a stewardess up in the skies. Rock Hudson and Wilt Chaaberlain rolled into one Is athlete Dave Blaqulere—aan, but he's fun! He's worrying about going to Fort Ord, Ho girl around,” he aaya, ia gonna be horridi Linda Stewart has worked aany tlaes for ua Making crowns and posters with never a fuss. Her future plana include art and writing; We'll watch for her naae to appear in bright lighting. The handsoae fells who rarely sallea In his white Ford really eats up the alias. John Alexander will never be content to atop Until he's seen the whole world froa bottoa to top. Bey, there'a Neva Oregeraon down the hall— She aay eeea quiet, but what a ball! Froa Shawaut ahe won't deny that she halls— Mien there's a party ahe never fails. Bob Karnop tries so doggoned well Bis Enco products to really sell. Be fills up your tank, aalles, saya, Co e aore,” And always backs right into the station door. Paulette Ringhand, a quiet lass. Plays the accordian and goes to class. She waits for Don's letters in the anil— Bey, now, postaan, don't you fall! Another Two Dot clasaaate la John Crowley, See that grin on his face? He's aeldoa owly. We hope he's had fun being in our class; May luck and good things never by hia pass. Sandra Larsen, a witty little lass— She is the aost popular of the Senior Class. She has taken us all under her wing. And when she is twisting, she can really swing. There goes Ed Hagberg down the street, In his little black car—dark and neat. Be aay be saall and never says a lot, tat if you know hia, he's a whole aplce pot. Judy Blaqulere, real cute with long brown hair, To Jia is the senior girl aost fair. She Uvea on a ranch and likea to ride horses, tat to get her in hia Chevy doesn't take forces. Coae to ae, ay little turtle dove, Says Sandy Watson—seeaa he's always in love. In football gaaes a few tackles he'd forget, 'Cause he hadn't winked to his girls in the grand- etand yet. Froa down Shawaut way in a blue Mercury Aizzes Feggy Crabtree, her pals for to see. It seeaa horses are her pride and joy, tat often we're inclined to think it's a boy. Friendly Ron Lode with his cotton (T) gin, la usually with Marlene in hla noisy blue tla. With a big ol' guitar he walla and shakes a leg. Singing, Bury Me Not In An Eapty Keg. Audrey Zikaund's the kind to laugh till she's sick; Then her eyes light up when you aention Dick. Blueberry pie she'll gobble down with a fork— Pack her bags, and try to hitch-hike to New York. Arvllle Laaaers, popular and real cool. Evidently can't find hia own way around school. This year he bought a nifty red and white Ford- Wit h Nancy by his side, he never gets bored. Strain your ears really hard and look around; This little girl isn't eaay to be found. Judy Wood ia very quiet and doesn't say a lot. To college she'll be bound—it'll just hit the spot. Say, now, there's To Englert, well-known for the Englert flu; Aen he leaves his girl will be sad and blue. This boy can tell aany a party tale. Then he'll try a little blackball. Cheering the Barlo boys on for a victory Was Kathryn Zlkaund, pretty as can be. Boys can't keep her, ahe wants ore fun Than being cal and having Just one. Motorcycles and Judy belong to Jia— Thorsoc used a Javelin to sake us proud of hi . Football also helped to sake hla a star. He'a so darned nice that he'll sure go far. Our fair Carolyn Jones ia quite a lass; She'll be the success of our class. Aa Daisy Mae ahe reigned in Dogpatch Days— This shows how her unending cleverness pays. Ron Voldaeth hasn't such likeness to Mr. Atlas; I gueaa that Alicia doesn't Bind 'cause he's fatleaa Aaong his delights ia one red Aray truck. He's got s big personality that'll bring hi luck. Mary Leary'a worn a path to the Poat Office and baok To carry all of Jia'a daily letters ahe needs a aack She was radiant aa 3u n of the Pro this year. As uch fun as ahe ia, she'll have nothing to fear. I'a afraid m tease Ron about being too aaple, A silly song we aede up is Just an exaapls. Nevertheless, we'll lss Cass and we'll all be frowning Aen he goes to Fort Ord to do his clowning. Liberace won't be outdone by our MleIke naaed Nancy; She can play the piano and sing really fancy. To be a good teacher is her chief al — Her being Valedictorian will be to blaae. Dean Holaea doesn't often aake a wise-crack, tat he won't eat beef if the hide wasn't black. Re likes to go bunting but never sheds a tear Aen Dianne's the na e of hla little dear. Then there's Sonja Moe, who ccaea fro Two Dot. She studies, and works, and laughs a lot. Sly little pranks are a favorite of here— Like when she trips you and you land on your • . . Now, stop it, Sonja. Down the road cones Bob Cooley, better known aa Speed. If you are on the road you'd better take heed. The last few years for attention he's been beggln', tat now he's being taken care of by Donna Agan. Yak, yak—Jean Thoapson is around; She is never, never ho eward bound. Boyfriends ahe has all over the state, tat Ae can't see to find a steady Bate. A Lenington boy naaed Max Decided that he wanted to Join the WACS. Be likes to go to the little town of Moore— How can he possibly find it a bore? Donna Brown, saya our looking glass. Must be the Aorteat gal la the Senior Class. She's out for a lot of laughs and loads of fun; You're right—Ae's not exactly a serious one. The guy with aany accents is actor Trapp, With his good beast, the Hudson, he'll race you a lap. Bruce sure keeps us laughing aa nobody else can, tat watch it—he sight put a dead cat in your fan. Three aen Ao sight like to pick eons bones Are Mr. Moran, Mr. Chriataan, and Mr. Jones. To these class sponsors we owe all the good we've done— Thanks for being so swell while we've had our fun. Our class poe la now coaplete; All that's left are A2 pairs of feet, SA hands, and aany souths Alcb have forgotten all silly vows. Except to never, ever forget Barlo High and the people we've aet. Please don't think about ua and aay, Oh, Phooey, Pull out your hankies Instead—get all sad and dewy!11 60