Harlowton High School - Engineer Yearbook (Harlowton, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1965 volume:

1965 ENGINEER HARLOWTON HIGH SCHOOL HARLOWTON, MONTANA “NO TASK IS TOO HARD FOR I AM DETERMINED TO SUCCEED.” SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE Congratulations to the Class of 1965!! You now have your diploma from Harlowton High School. This is a mark of success. It is also an indication that you have prepared yourself for the next step into life. The steps into life never end. You may have doubts about tomor- row, but you also know that you have to attack each step into the future whether it is pleas- ant or un-pleasant. By gaining your high school diploma you know that you have the ability to meet succes- sive steps along the pathway of life. You do not have to feel that you are a nobody, that you are inferior to other people, nor do you need to feel superior to others either. Your educational accomplishments have taught you humility and the fact that you know there is much more to be learned. Educationally the saturation point, knowing everything, can never be attained. The steps of life reach on and on into infinity. May I wish all of you happiness and success throughout the years. Sincerely, D. M. Hartwick Superintendent TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors....................... 3 Juniors........................15 Sophomores.....................21 Freshmen.......................27 Faculty........................33 Classes...........................41 Special Events....................45 Organizations....................63 Athletics........................73 Junior High.......................83 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY! ROBERTSON JEWELRY, HARLOWTON, MONTANA COAST—TO—COAST, harlowton, montana 2 4 BONNIE BIEGEL THOMAS CAPSER JOHN BRADY ALMA CREWS RONALD ELINGS SHIRLEY DEBUFF DICK HAMMEL JOHN HAG BERG JIM HUTCHISON JACKIE HUTCHISON 7 KEITH HARRIS GARY MEHLHOFF GARY LEPPINK JON MILL LESTER VAN OMMEN 11 KEN THOMPSON DON SWANZ TED WATSON BILL TIERNEY Club convention in Great Falls were Richard Moe, Perry Langston, Dick Hammel, Jon Mill, Garrv Leppink and Don Swanz. Remember that there is more than one way to get out of class. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY! MR. AND MRS. PETE WHITE, TWO DOT, MONTANA 12 SENIORS IN THE SPOTLIGHT SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President-Paul Krause, Student Body President- Gary Leppink, Secretary-Sandra Fulks, Vice-President-Don Swanz, and Treasurer-Ken Thompson. Seniors attending the annual Kiwanis Scholarship Dinner were: Jim Hutchison, Della Barney, Carol Kalberg, Paul Krause, Lorree Ortwein, Jeanette Stewart, Sandra Fulks. and Alma Crews. 13 VALEDICTORIAN The Valedictorian of the Senior Class of 1965 was Miss Alma Crews. Miss Crews was chosen for her Scholastic abilities during her four years in Harlo High School. She has received a four-year scholarship to the Univer- sity of Chicago where she will study medicine. She plans to become a neuro-surgeon. Alma has attended the Scholarship Dinner for the past six years and was chosen to attend High School Week in Bozeman her Senior year. The Annual Staff wishes to extend their sincere congratulations to Miss Crews on her wonderful achievement. SALUTATORIAN The 1965 Senior Class Salutatorian was Miss Jeanette Stewart. Miss Stewart plans to attend the Kinman Business University in Spokane, Washington, in hopes of becoming an executive secretary. Miss Stewart has attended the Scholarship Dinner for six years and was chosen to attend the 1965 High School Week activities. Miss Stewart is the Editor of the 1965 Engineer. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: SUNSHINE HONEY COMPANY, TWO DOT, MONTANA HARLO STANDARD STATION, harlowton, montana 14 JUNIORS Alice Amdor 16 Sandra McGuin Clayton Scotson Frank Roma Bob Pemberton Carol Morang Adeline Nilsen Jim Sedgwick Chet Skilbred Susan Nilsen Arlene Rector 18 Roger Zikmund Sherry Smart Moyra Reno Jim Stearns Julia Thorson Valerie Wirth David Voldseth THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: (We feel this picture needs no ex- planation! ! !) STALEY DRUG, harlowton, montana JUNIORS ON THE JOB JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Vice President-Bill Jones, Treasurer-David Wolseth, President-Jim Sedgwick, and Secretary-Jim Stearns. SCHOLARSHIP DINNER Juniors attending tire Annual Kiwanis Scholarship Dinner were: Mary Lou Maixner, Kathy Hiner, Karen Finstad, Sandra McGuin, Bill Jones, and Alice Amdor. At tire Athletic Banquet, Jim Sedgwick and Jim Witt delivered talks on Football and Basketball, respectively. 20 Roy Davis Bonnie Bridges John Lammers 22 Ellen DeCock Barbara Dunn Perry Smith 23 Ben McCormick Sonja Ginther Carol Hammel Beverly McCormick Jerome Tuss 24 Doma Wojtowick Carol Reynolds Mike Wood Shirley Stetson 25 SOPHOMORES AT THE SCENE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer-John Lammers, Secretary-Lind a Kelly, Vice President-Carol Hammel and President-Bill Blum. Jackie Lechner's vocal solo won a 2 rating at the District Music Festival at Lewiston. The Sophomores attending the annual Kiwanis Scholar- ship Dinner were Sonja Ginther and Christi Apple- hans. 26 FRESHMEN Delia Anderson Tom Bennett Kathy Berg Roxanna Balils John Bouchard Retha Bowman Bill Brady (J r Shelia Clements Leah Cooney Don Bundren 28 29 Ann Lopach Lawrence Mager Mike Maixner Monte Martello Alan Mehlhoff Lenna Sue Morse Dan Mosem an Linda Muggenburg Don Murphy 30 31 FRESHMEN TO GO FAR FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President-Mike Maixner, Treasurer- Linda Holmes, Secretary-Anne Lopach, and Vice President, Monty Martello. Freshmen attending the annual Kiwanis Scholarship Dinner were: FRONT ROW: Lenna Morse, Anne Lopach, Leah Cooney, and Roxanne Bahls. BACK ROW: Robert McGhie, Kathy Berg, Linda Holmes, and Shelia Clements. Eight freshmen received National Merit Awards on Class Night were: Leah Cooney, Linda Holmes, Kathy Berg, Buster Lechner, William Brady, Vernon DeBuff, Bob Williams, and Anne Lopach. this page sponsored by: MID-MONTANA TITLE COMPANY, harlowton, montana THE TOGGERY, harlowton. montana 32 S (TV. .. v •S' FACULTY MR. D. T. WEIMER University of Wyoming, Nebraska University, Peru State College Driver Training, Biology High School Principal MR. JAMES BROCKBANK Montana State University Western Montana College 7th, 8th, 9th Grade English MR. ROBERT SCHIOPEN Western Montana College English III IV, Drama, Speech MR. DONALD TASH Montana State College Western Montana College General Math, Biology Chemistry, Physics 34 MR. GEARY MORAN Western Montana College English I II, Librarian, Track Coach f MISS KATHRYN HICKS Montana State College Home Economics Girls P. E. MR. SAMUEL GRAHAM Montana State College Vocational Agriculture Industrial Arts f MR. PAUL POVILAITIS Montana State University Eastern Montana College 7th 8th grade Science Social Studies 35 MR. GLENN BARROWS Montana State University U. S. History, World History World Geography, P. A.D. B Squad Basketball Coach MISS ROSITA DIEKHANS Great Falls College Carroll College German MR. ROBERT DAY Montana State College Montana State University Geometry, Algebra Math III IV, Temac Courses MR. RONALD DUNN College of Idaho, University of Idaho, Montana State University Guidance Counselor, Occupational Information, Football Coach 36 MR. VINCENT PETRINO Western Montana College Boy's P. E., Social Studies Basketball Coach MISS JUNE KNIGHT Eastern Montana College Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping MR. THOMAS ERDIE Western Montana College 7th 8th grade Science Math 37 MR. JOHN DRACON Eastern Montana College Montana State University Jr. Hi. Literature, Spelling J AROUND OUR SCHOOL Mr. Virgil Abney Custodian Mrs. Fay Abney Custodian 38 Working for a change, huh, Virg? Mid-class conference in the teacher's room. Herb Lynn Bus Driver Bill Biggs Bus Driver 39 “THEIR WORD IS LAW” SCHOOL BOARD: FIRST ROW: Chairman-Rueben Johnson, Dr. R. G. Johnson, Betty Hoem, Vice- Chairman-Wm. Watson, and John Cooney, SECCND ROW: Martin Sorenson, Jr., Auden Moe, Clerk- Mary Klock, Superintendent-D. M. Hartwick, Dick Berg, and Pete White. STUDENT COUNCIL: FIRST ROW: Harry Klock, Karen Fins tad, Jim Stearns, Treasurer-Dick Hammel, Pre side nt-G ary Leppink, Vice-President-Bill Jones, Secretary-Mary Lou Maixner, Perry Langston. SECCND (, ROW: Peggy Frier, Carol Kalberg, David Volseth, Carol Hammel, Linda Holmes, Don Swanze. THIRD ROW: Jim Witt, Monty Martello, Christi Applehans, Jon Mill, Val Wirth and Mary Ginther. I THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: E—JAYS, INC., LEWI STOWN, MONTANA 40 CLASSES Everyone looks bright and cheery this morning. P.A.D. A DAY AT HARLO HIGH They just can't wait until 9:00. What's wrong here? It must be a P.A.D. test. HOME EC. Let's see! Who's teaching who? 42 What a way for old maids to pass time! That's enough horseplay for one day, boys. BOOKKEEPING Oh, Dear!! DRIVER’S TRAINING CHEMISTRY Love Potion 9. BIOLOGY We learned about the birds and bees today. 43 BOY’S P.E. GERMAN What kind of new game is this?? GUIDANCE LIBRARY Did you say you were planning a career? They call it Study Hall, but we don't believe it! What makes the Sophomores so quiet? STUDY HALL End of another hard day's work. The theme of the 1965 Junior Prom was SHOWBOAT. To carry out the theme, a large showboat was painted by Miss June Knight. The couples entered the dance floor by walking over the gang plank. The Juniors spent many hours decorating the gym for the beautiful prom. this page sponsored by: SMITHS AND LYLAS SHOPPE, harlowton, montana The Shotgun Wedding was one of the highlights of the evening at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance which was sponsored by the Senior Class. Pictured above are: Preacher-Dick Hammel, Bride-Jeanette Stewart, Groom-Perry Langston and Dad -Bill Blum. Another high- light was the crowning of Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner. Above are Daisy Mae-Sandra Fulks and Lil Abner-Dick Hammel. The Gotcha tags used by the girls to catch their fellas were also the price of the admis- sion. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY! STAR TYPEWRITER SERVICE, BILLINGS MONTANA QUEEN CAROL Escort Ted Watson, Princess Carol Hammel, Escort Paul Krause, Queen Carol Anderson, Princess Sandra Eller, Escort Dick Hammel THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: FERGUSON FEED MILL, HARLOWTON, MONTANA 49 HOMECOMING WEEK EVENTS Well! Mr. Tash won't you ever stop chasing women? The Sophomores had fun painting the H Our Cheerleaders enthusiastically lead the Pep rally on the afternoon before the big day. The snake dance followed the bon- fire Thursday night. The Freshmen decorated the goal posts for the games Friday night. THIS page sponsored by: E. A. SWANZ-GRAVES HOTEL AND COFFEESHOP HARLOWTON, MONTANA BAINS DEPARTMENT STORE, harlowton, montana 50 HOMECOMING FLOATS 3rd Prize was received by the Juniors 4th Prize went to the Freshmen If there had been a booby prize, it surely would have been awarded to Ron Eller and his hot rod. 51 TOM JONES It must be love How rude!! Tom Jones .... Sophia Western. . Mr. Western. . . Miss Western. . . Mr. Allworthy. . . Jenny Jones .... Partridge......... Bliful............ Dowling........... Harriet Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick. . . . Lady Bellaston. . . Square............ Thwackum.... Doctor............ Captain Bliful. . . Constable......... Highwayman. . . . Honour............ Bridget........... Mrs. Whitefield. . Deborah........... Susan Nancy. . . . Gary Leppink . Carol Kalberg . . . Ron Eller Lorree Ortwein Jim Sedgwick . Nancy Stearns . Keith Harris Dick Hammel . David Voldseth . . Sandra Eller Perry Langston Sandra McGuin . .Harry Klock . . . . Jim Witt . . Jim Stearns . . . .Jon Mill Clayton Scotson . . .Bill Jones Carol Hammel . Bonnie Biegal Karen Finstad Jessie Langston . . Dona Agan What's the rush Otis?? THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: R. G. JOHNSON, M. D. , HARLOW TON, MONTANA 52 JUNIOR CLASS SPRING PLAY FESTIVAL 3—ONE ACT PLAYS 53 First prize winners for the Betty's Crockers Bake Off. G.A.A. VS MOTHERS The annual G.A.A. vs. Mothers Basketball game this year ended in a victory for the G.A.A. girls. Before-game tension. Don't just stand there. What form and grace! !!! No tackling in basketball, girls. Follow thatr ball! Yea! We WON! THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY! MARTINSDALE MERC., MARTI NSDALE, MONTANA CENTRAL MONT. PROD. CREDIT ASSO. 54 VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT The Senior Boys Vs the Faculty. The Faculty was Will someone please get the ball? victorious. Why does everyone look so unhappy? The future champ THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: HOLMES SERVICE, HARLOW TON, MONTANA BROWN'S RANCH SUPPLY, harlowton, montana 55 5$ , SE r A m n u We're off!! !! Mr. Petrino SENIOR SKIP DAY On Monday, May 17, the Mighty Seniors of '65 embarked on an early morning journey to McLeod to spend the day swimming, skating, hiking, and picnicking. We left Harlowton at 8 a.m., arrived at our destination at 10 a.m. Our sponsors were Mr. Hartwick, the superintendent, Mr. Barrows and Mr. Petrino, our class sponsors, and Mr. Biggs, our bus driver. Our trip was thoroughly enjoyed by all the Seniors. Mr. Hartwick Three's a crowd, John! 56 The banquet dinner was served in grand style by the Lutheran Ladies. Lorree Ortwein favored the group with two vocal selections, accompanied by Sandra Fulks. SENIOR BANQUET Della Barney gave a humorous reading cut from Onions in the Stew. The Senior Mothers composed a ver- sion of Downtown which they sang for the occasion. The mothers participating were: Mrs. Louis Kalberg, Mrs. James Langston, Mrs. Don Swanz, Mrs. Holly Anderson, Mrs. William Crews, and Mrs. E. W. Stewart. 57 SCHOLARSHIP DINNER Kiwanians, Scholars, and parents enjoyed the banquet meal served by the women of the Moose in the basement of the Moose Hall. Valerie Wirth sang a solo, with ac- companiment by Carol Kalberg. CLASS NIGHT Paul Krause as the Master of Ceremonies. Ted Watson receiving the Dean Lucas Award. Dick Hammel receiving the P. T. A. Scholarship THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY? SCHMELING STUDIO, HARLOW TON, MONTANA JOHNSON OIL CO., Phillips 66 distributor (GO FIRST CLASS GO PHILLIPS 66) CLASS NIGHT Jon Mill Receiving Dr. and Nell Johnson Scholarship Jim Hutchison Receiving Pioneer Memorial Scholarship. Class Song Ron Eller, Conductor Carol Kalberg Receiving Hos- pital Guild Award Outstanding Eighth Grade Girl, Edee Moseman-AMERICAN LEGION AWARD 59 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES VALEDICTORIAN-Alma Crews Miss Crews gave the Vale- dictory Address at Commence- ment. She plans to attend the University of Chicago. SALUTATORIAN -Jeanette Stewart. Miss Stewart gave the Salutatory Address for Commence- ment. She plans to attend Kinman Business College. this page sponsored by: FOX RANCH INC., 60 TWO DOT. MONTANA Ruben Johnson, President of the School Board, and Mr. Hartwick presented the Seniors with their diplomas. The Reception Line after the Graduation Exercises. Getting ready for the big occasion. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: A. G. SUPERMARKET, HARLOW TON, MONTANA 61 John Anderson, what a man, Drives his car as fast as he can, John hopes that some day, He can stop cars like his Uncie Ray. Sweet Dona Agan's the next on our list, The gleam in her eye lets you know she's been kissed, She say's she'd be happy to be all alone, But we all know Bob Conley is her only one. John Hagberg is a real live wire, He drives a car like a ball of fire, When it gets dangerous at 103, He doesn't use brakes, he just finds a tree. Keith Harris is another hot-rodder, He trys to ditch cops when he hadn't oughter, After six months you get the blues, Because this walking's sure hard on shoes. Paul Krause, a swinging guy is he, With a friendly smile he's off to the Coast Guard Academy, Along life's road he'll make his sign. And it will read, Tike--doing fine ! Grubber is a casual sort of a guy, With a devilish gleam in that Kenley eye, Likes to give Mr. Schopien the ran. And cam the name The Clown of the Class. Here's Gary Russell, Quiet and Shy, There’s hardly a word comes out of this guy, So we'll do the talking, as here we say, Best of luck, Gary, on your future way. Alma Crews, valedictorian of 65', Is a little girl with a lot of drive, She's cute and she's smart; that's a good combination. She'll surely end up in Who's Who of the Nation. Watson, the King of the basketball floor, If it weren't for Alice he’d study more, Building houses is what Ted wants to do. Don't slam the doors, it might fall on you!!! A hundred and twenty Richard does drive, lo good ole mn� .� gs where the girls are alive Burning the highway from Two Dot to here, Be careful ZEUS, Livingston is near. Jackie Hutchison, our hospital gal. Engaged to Swede , who thinks she's «cll, She hopes to be married in the Spring, Don't believe it???? Look at her rii«!!! John Brady seems without a doubt. To be the windiest student about. He'll never refuse a gift that's free, You'll have to admit, that's not a bad way to be. Lester, who goes to the gap, Lets one certain girl sit on his lap. His last name Van Ommen we cannot deny, Proves that with girls, he's not shy. Carol Kalberg, what a beut, Man with our Pep Club can she root, She's so easy to get to know, Boy, with that Bonner docs she go!! Howard Robertson really keeps right on the go, He dashes from school to sell lots of Enco , He may be a rancher one of these days. Raising some Cain along with his suers. Mrs. Jane Barnes is one of our class, She's a very happy sort of a lass, This year she shortened her name a bit. From Barnhart to Barnes--and it's a good fit! Don Swam in the broad jump sure is great. When he dates Sherry he's never lau, To be an optometrist is his future goal, In that green stuff, money, he’ll really roll. Bonnie Biegel's a fair maid with a whole lot of pep, She knows all the laust, she's really in step, In writing and talking she's way over par, With her personality, she will go far. Thompson, the cement man. Works just as hard as he can. To Guard he will go this summer, MAN! He couldn't be dumber. We have a boy named Richur, Who has a girl named Rector, If he decides to settle down, We know she will always be around. Shirley DeBuff has a diamond ring, Wedding bells is what June will bring, She'll keep Carl busy, by and by, With dishes to wash and babies that cry. Carol Anderson our Homecoming Queen, She thinks Finn is pretty keen. In Bookkeeping Class she flirts with Eller, Better watch out for Terry, feller. This man’s ring is in Livingston, He drives many a mile to see that one, P. J. 's wild, he's not tame. We're sure that VW S not to blame. He's a man from way out West, He's the kind that thinks Two Dot's best, This big, wild man drives a cool blue mill, Yes, my friends this man is Jon Mill. The lad they call Otis by name. As student council president he has risen to fame. He jockeys his red Chevy all over town, When the days become nice, he's never around Jim Hutchinson is a great little guy, For football and basketball he nearly die, In school work he docs better than fair, You couldn't find a nicer guy anywhere. Dick Hammel's muscles we cannot deny, Make that shot put seem to fly, The reason of course is because of his name, We all think that Ham puts Atlas to shame. Tom Capser finds his Joys at home, Where he and Nature can be left alone, He doesn't say much, kinda quiet and shy, But the FFA keeps him lively and spry. On the basketball court, Jon Erbe can’t be beat. And all the girls know that he is real sweet, These lines do seem to be very old, But the other things we know about Jon can't be told. Good 'ole Ron Eller is famous for his hair, His attractive quality lies in his continental, dashing air, When the gang is in his Chevy, just tooling round town, You can bet Harlo would wish it wasn't around. Jerry Francisco, affectionately known as the little black greaser , Has quite a reputation as a way out girl teaser, Name any ole town in the whole countryside, And Jerry has written to a girl there, or tried. Our Salutatorian, we call her Net , Is always with her fella named Chet, They think waiting two years is dumb, So, look out, Idaho, HERE THEY COME. Dennis Langston, our manager for track. Has political views Barry'd never back, In all his history classes he does fine. Because he really digs that ancient time. He's from Two Dot, that White called Mac, Still sneaking to Absarokee and back, Football and track are still his alms, But he often leaves town to play other games. Next there's Bill Tierney from out south of town, Driving his pick-up, he gets all around, Most of the time his Debbie he's wooin-, Keeps him right busy morning, night, and noon. Ron Elings likes older women , we note, And on his blonde hair those gals really dote, He also plays basketball, football, and such. He's just a guy we all like very much. Sandra Fulks, what a fine young lass, Man-oh-man has she got class, She often says she is college bound, But with Dave, isn't it altar-bound? Here's Mary Ginther, our lovely Prom Queen, With Lorree and Bonnie she's usually seen, She likes Home Ec., and does very well, She's bound to go far, we really can tell. Another Senior named Judy, Says I'm going out for guard duty, Ron and I with all our might. Will guard our country through the night. Lorree Ortwein is a real fine gal, With personality and potential that really is swell, She may be quiet, but she's certainly not shy, Her motto is To do or die. Della Barney with her high IQ, Always tells us something new, Several honors she has won, But we all know that to her it is Just fun. Gary Mehlhoff, our nature boy, Fishing is his greatest joy, Bright and shining is his eye, When he casts that girdle bug fly. Now our four years have come to an end, During this time we've made many a friend, We'll have to admit we've had our fling, At times we made the old halls ring, But to all underclassmen please don't forget. Always study hard cause that's you're best bet, Under Mr. Hartwick's respected and capable hand, You'll be prepared to enter the work and take your stand, While we were here Harlo's gained fame, To make every student proud of our name, Thru these hallowed halls we'll walk no more, Cause after the 25th we walk out the door, So be good and do your best at Harlo High, With these words the Class of '6S' says —bye, bye. ORGANIZATIONS The Annual Staff, under the supervision of Miss June Knight, is responsible for the publication of the ENGINEER. Staff Officers were: Editor-Jeanette Stewart, Advertisement Manager-Dona Agan, and Asst. Editor-Sherry Smart. REBOUND The Rebound Staff, under the supervision of Miss June Knight, published the REBOUND. The Co-Editors were Carol Kalberg and Loree Ortwein. Jim Stearns was Asst. Editor. THIS PAGE sponsored by: PETERSON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, billings, montana STEVENS HEREFORD RANCH, harlowton, montana 64 DRAMA CLUB This year the Harlowton High School Drama Club, the local member of the National Thespians, produced two fine plays under the supervision of Mr. Robert Schoipen. The Senior Class Play, TOM JONES, a full length, three act play, and the Junior Class Play Festival, which consisted of three one-act plays, were pre- sented successfully. SPEECH CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Robert Schoipen the Speech Club partici- pated in many out of town Speech meets. Sherry Smart, the pre- sident, took third in district and went to State to place in the semi-finals. 65 PHOTO CLUB The Photo Club, under the supervision of Mr. Glenn Barrows, took and developed many of the pictures for the Annual. The officers were: President - Karen Finstad, Vice-President - Jim Stearns, and Secretary-treasurer - Joyce Rector. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club, under the supervision of Mr. Don Tash, con- ducted regular meet- ings and worked on in- dividual science pro- jects. The officers were: President - Clayton Scotson, Vice- President - Pat Whelan, and Secretary-treasur- er - Joyce Rector. 66 LETTERMAN’S CLUB Letterman's Club Officers for the 1964-65 year were: President-Jon Erve, Vice- President-Ron Elings, Secretary-Jerry Francisco, and Treasurer-Ted Watson. Mr. Moran was the Letterman's Club sponsor. This year the Letterman's Club sponsored the Harlem Clown's performance in Harlowton. KEY CLUB 1964-65 Key Club Officers were: President-Dick Hammel, Vice-President-Jim Sedgwick, Secretary-Dave Volseth, and Treasurer-Gary Leppink. Mr. Paul Povilitis was their sponsor. The many projects of the Key Club included helping with the Cancer Drive, the Easter Seal Drive, Clean-Up Day, Kiwanis activities, Athletic activities, and keeping the school Coke Machine. Nine boys attended the Key Club Convention in Great Falls, accompanied by Mr. A. A. Poier. Bill Jones and Dave Volseth will attend the National Convention in New York in July. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY! MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE COMPANY HARLOWTON, MONTANA SKILBREDS TEXACO, shawmut. montana 67 G.A.A. The Girls Athletic Association was sponsored by Miss Kathy Hicks. The girls met in the new gym every Thursday night to practice. They had a class tournament and they played a game vs. the Mothers. The G.A.A. also worked quite closely with the Pep Club to keep up the school spirit. G.A.A. officers were: President-Karen Finstad, Vice President-Myrtle Anderson, Secretary-Donna Wojtowick, and Treasurer-Sonja Ginther. This picture is of the National F.F. A. Convention (Montana Delegation) held in Kansas City, Missouri. Howard Robertson, a Harlo High Senior, attended this convention October 1964. 68 WE SHALL NOT BE SATISFIED The officers of the 1964-65 Pep Club were: President- Carol Kalberg, Vice President-Karen Finstad, Secretary- Sandra McGuin, Treasurer-Carol Hammel, and Advisor- Miss Diekhans. We shall not be satisfied was the theme of our Pep Squad this year. And our Pep Club wasn’t satisfied; every game was a little better. By the time tournament came, nothing could stop us. We yelled 'our' team on to victory many times, winning Co-championship in Football and Second place in Basket- ball in the Class-B, Southern Division. Joyce Rector Mary Lou Maixner Jacque Todd THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: BETTY'S CORNER, HARLOWTON, MONTANA Nancy Stearns 64-65 CHEERLEADERS Cheerleader Advisor for the 64-65 Year was Miss Kathy Hicks. The cheerleaders first accom- plishment was to get a plaque with the words inscribed on it WE SHALL NOT BE SATISFIED . They faithfully attended every game, no matter whether in town or out. Without their loyal support and leadership our team and school would have lacked confidence. A-Squad Cheerleaders in the Homecoming Parade. A-Squad Cheerleaders at the tournament. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY! HAYMAKER RANCH, TWO DOT, MONTANA 70 BOY’S STATE AND GIRL’S STATE Each year the American Legion selects junior students to attend two-day sessions at Western Montana College ana Montana State College. These students are chosen for their grades, leadership qualities, and athletic ability. Boy's State Delegates are Bill Jones, Dave Volseth, Jim Sedgwick, and Jim Stearns. Alternates are Bob Pemberton, Rick Berg, Bill Lorenzen, and Roger Zikmund. Jeanette Stewart, Jon Mill, Paul Krause and Alma Crews attended High School Week in Bozeman. BETTY'S CORNER, harlowton, montana 71 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: MIXED CHORUS AND BAND The Band and Chorus under the supervision of Mr. Fred Mumbower entertained the public on several occasions this year. They also played and sang for Bacca- laureate and Graduation. 72 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL STANDINGS TEAM WON LOST TIE POINTS AGAINST Harlowton 6 2 0 98 68 Huntley Project 6 2 0 120 90 Columbus 5 2 I 145 68 Red Lodge 5 3 0 166 84 Roundup 4 3 I 120 82 Lodge Grass 4 4 0 161 126 Big Timber 2 6 0 47 117 Absorakee 2 6 0 69 172 Forsyth 1 7 0 39 146 Harlowton 6 Huntley Project 13 Harlowton 6 Red Lodge 0 Harlowton 0 Columbus 21 Harlowton 20 Roundup 14 Harlowton 21 Lodge Grass 8 Harlowton 19 Big Timber 6 Harlowton 13 Absorakee 6 Harlowton 19 Forsyth 0 BASKETBALL STANDINGS TEAM WON LOST Lodge Grass 16 0 Harlowton 10 6 Red Lodge 10 6 Huntley Project 9 7 Forsyth 9 7 Roundup 7 9 Big Timber 5 11 Columbus 4 12 Absarokee 2 14 TRACK Bozeman - First Place Big Timber - First Place Forsyth - First Place Absarokee - First Place Pre-Divisional - First Place Divisional - First Place Interscholastic - Fourth Place 74 Mr. Hartwick gave the opening speech. ATHLETIC BANQUET Guest Speaker, John Frankino from Carroll College. Don Swanz talked on the Track Outlook. Ted Watson receiving an award. Paul Krause received the Prep All- American Football Squad Award. Mr. Petrino spoke on Bas- ketball. Jon Erbe received an Athletic Scholarship to Eastern Montana College. Mr. Dunn gave a talk concern- ing Football. Mr. Moran's talk was concerning Track 75 GRIDIRON GAMES THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: LEPPINK'S MINK RANCH, HARLOW TON, MONTANA 76 1965 CHAMPS FIRST ROW: Jim Hutchison, Chet Skilbred, Don Swanz, Dick Hammel, John Brady, Jim Sedgwick, Ken Thompson, Paul Krause, Mac White, Ron Elings, Ted Watson, Bill Lorenzen, Jerry Francisco, John Kenley. SECOND ROW: Coach Dunn, Bob Pemberton, Rick Berg, Perry Langston, Jerome Tuss, Richard Moe, Roge Zikmund, Gary Leppink, Harry Klock, Bill Jones, Bill Tierney, Asst. Coach Petrino, Jack Beam, Mr. Moran. THIRD ROW: Art Tadewaldt, John Lammers, Tom Bennett, Perry Smith, Don Murphy, Nels Nelson, Jim Stearns, Ron Eller, Ralph Weber, John Anderson, Don Bundren, Sandy Brady, Gary Taylor. SENIOR PLAYERS FRONT ROW: Ron Eller, Bill Tierney, John Kenley, Jerry Francisco, John Anderson, Jim Hutchison, Perry Langston. SECCNDROW: Mac White, Don Swanz, Gary Leppink, Ted Watson, Richard Moe, Kenny Thompson, Paul Krause, Dick Hammel, John Brady, Ron Elings. WADE'S DRIVE INN, harlowton, montana 77 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY! HARLO 78 HOOPERS Freshmen Basketball Team and Coach Glen Barrows 79 TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: Bob Pemberton, Don Murphy, John Brady, Jim Sedgwick, Paul Krause, DickHammel, Mac White, George Eaves, Pat Whelan, Ted Watson, SECOND ROW: Manager Dennis Langston, Jon Erbe, Roy Davis, Ben McCormick, Bill Lorenzen, Butch Richter, Sandy Brady, Kenny Mitchell, Jim Althaus and Coach Moran. 80 Now you have the right idea Jon. FORD MOTOR COMPANY, harlowton, montana 81 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY! The Annual Staff of 1965 wishes to thank the following businesses for sponsoring a page in the 1965 Engineer . WHOLE PAGE SPONSORS: E Jays, Inc. Betty's Corner Furgasen Feed Mill Staley Drug R. G. Johnson, M.D. Wades Drive-In and Cafe Harlo Motor Company Mr. Mrs. Pete White Upper Musselshell Wool Pool, Inc. Smith's Super Food and Lylas Shoppe Star Typewriter Service Haymaker Ranch A. G. Supermarket Fox Ranch, Inc. Leppink Mink Ranch HALF PAGE SPONSORS: Robertson Jewelry and Optical Company Coast-to-Coast E. A. Swanz, Optometrist Graves Hotel Coffee Shop Bain's Department Store Mid-Montana Title Company The Toggery Sunshine Honey Company Harlo Standard Station Mountain State Telephone Company Skilbred's Texaco Peterson Typewriter Exchange Stevens Hereford Ranch Schmeling Studio Holmes Service Brown’s Ranch Supply Johnson Oil Company - Phillips 66 Martinsdale Merc. Central Montana Production Credit Association We also extend our appreciation to Mr. Dale Schmeling of Schmeling Studio and the Photo Club sponsored by Mr. Glen Barrows for the photography. 82 JUNIOR HIGH 7TH 8TH GRADES The seventh grade was sponsored by Mr. Paul Povilitis. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BYt THE UPPER MUSSELSHELL WOOL POOL HARL.OWTON, MONTANA 84