Harlowton High School - Engineer Yearbook (Harlowton, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1968 volume:

1968 ENGINEER August 28, 1967 - May 24, 1968 Harlowton High School Harlowton, Montana School Board FIRST ROW: William Watson—Chairman, Delbert Hartwick, James Zigweid, Dwain Meyer, Joseph Morse, Esther Parsons. SECOND ROW: Fred Martello, Audin Moe, Warren Jones, Reidar Johnson, Richard Berg. t Superintendent’s Message Congratulations Class of 1968 Harlowton High School, Harlowton, Montana on your commencement from Harlowton High School. This will be one moment in life that you will never forget. You have had many experiences during your school life that will be remembered for both good and bad impressions that may have been left with you. The good impressions will remain, the bad impressions were to build up from which accounts for the total experience. The adult life you are now meeting will continue to be filled with both bad and good experi- ences. Meeting these challenges will depend upon your attitude. Many sages say that this is presently a bad world to live in, however this story has been told many times. Not knowing what tomorrow brings causes some to exhort a pessimistic view. Others will stand up to the problems and challenges of life meeting them, solving them, and progressing onward. Onward Class of 1968. D. M. Hartwick Superintendent 2 My Best Wishes to You, MR. GLENN BARROWS BA Degree, M. Ed. MSU, U of M, Eastern High School Principal Guidance Counselor Student Council MR. GERALD CLAUSSEN BS Degree, Western US History PAD Varsity Basketball Letterman's Club Freshman Sponsor MR. ROBERT DAY BS Degree, MSU, U of M Mathematics Photo Club Junior Sponsor MR. GEORGE DORRANCE BS Degree, Rocky, Western Mathematics Chemistry Physics Senior Sponsor MR. ROBERT GAHAGAN BA Degree, Eastern, Rocky English Librarian Junior High Football Sophomore Sponsor MR. LUKE GERBER BS Degree, Rocky Driver Training Social Studies Health and PE Freshman Basketball JV Football Sophomore Sponsor 4 MR. FRANK GLIKO BA Degree, Great Falls U of M, Graduate Work Junior High English Remedial Reading Girls Track Junior High Basketball Seventh Grade Sponsor MRS. KAYEHARTRICK BS Degree, MSU Home Economics Health and PE G. A. A. Freshman Sponsor MR. ROGER HAUGE BS Degree, Concordia, Eastern, Texas Luthem Social Studies Drivers Training Health and PE Intra murals Asst. Football Sophomore Sponsor MISS ETHEL HEFENIEDER BS Degree, Eastern, MSU, Graduate Work Junior High English Senior High English Eighth Grade Sponsor MR. DUANE IHLY BS Degree, Carroll Graduate Work Elementary Music High School Music Eighth Grade Sponsor MR. JULIAN LAISNEZ BS Degree, Carroll Junior High Mathematics Senior High Mathematics Intramurals Seventh Grade Sponsor 5 MISS DOROTHY LICH BA Degree, E. Wash. C. of Ed. MSU, Graduate Work German I, II Concessions Pep Club Cheerleaders Pom-Pon Girls Junior Sponsor MR. JAMES MYERS BS Degree, Western Commercial Pa per Annual Letterman's Club Varsity Football Senior Sponsor MR. GARY OLSEN BS Degree, MSU Shop 7, 8, III Vo Ag I, II, III F.F.A. Junior High Football Senior Sponsor MRS. NAN PEABODY BA Degree, Eastern English III, IV Drama Speech Drama Club Junior Sponsor MR. PAUL POVILAITIS BS Degree, Eastern W. Mich. U, LSU Graduate Work Earth Science General Science Montana History Key Club Eighth Grade Sponsor MR. DARREL STOLL BS Degree, Minots Teach., U of Idaho Social Studies World History Asst. Basketball Eighth Grade Sponsor 6 Harlourton lI)e Oloiirec oi 3� tub j prtecribeb tot f- - t. u« if� timo 'U “i....................... I— (TT“ OGiticit thi. tfor.,tU-fir� t baU of 'f 6 aub ci91'’ SVJf ••IHTIHMNT Delia Anderson James Althaus Garland Bayley Tom Bennett Kathy Berg John Bouchard William Brady Retha Bowman Vemon DeBuff Donald Bundren Carolyn Cheshire Sheila Clements Ty Cotton Cameal Fetter Kim Dawson Mary Ann Erbe Gail Gillen Linda Holmes Barbara Homer Judy Kalayjian 10 Donald Lechner Gene Lindsley Kenneth Mager Anne Lopach Lawrence Mager Michael Maixner Monte Martello Linda Muggenburg Donald Murphy Kathleen Robertson Connie Muggenburg George Pidcock Philip Reno Susan Pirrie Jeanne Smith Kenneth Shepherd Dale Steinhauser Deborah Tierney Ted Taylor Valerie Watson Sherry Witt Robert Willems SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sandra Zikmund President Ty Cotton Vice President William Brady Secretary Sue Homer Treasurer Philip Reno This is the life, huh Sandy?! ! HOMECOMING CANDIDATES K. R., S. H., S. Z. Two girls for every boy! Ask Monte if you don't believe it. 14 Oh yeah? I refuse. David Aicher Edward Alexander Laura Appelhans Nanci Bain Jack Barnhart Kathy Barnhart Jeri Barney Brenda Berg Steve Berg Kathy Biggs David Brown Robert Buffington Kathy Call ant William Casper Lynn Davis Dennis Dean Mary DcBuff Carl DeCock John Duffner Susan Eaves Donna Fetter Ronald Fischer Amy Fochs Terry Freier Kathleen Gillen Arlene Gliko Roger Goodman Elaine Haarr 16 Jim Hotchkiss Jim Hunter Bill Jones Virginia Hutchison Colleen Kalberg James Krause Carolyn Lechner Dorothy Lopach Donna Lorenzen Michael McMahon Frank Mager Dennis Mahana Marcia Maixner Richard Malesich Dennis Moore EDee Moseman John Mysse Nadine Neighbor Connie Nilsen Charles Nissen Paul Otten Bill Poulos Gary Rasmussen Darwin Reynolds Charles Roberts Carol Schmeling Walter Scotson Cathy Skilbred 17 Carol Sondeno Gary Stetson T. J. Stewart Vicki Taylor JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gail Wojtowick President Walter Scotson Vice President Ron Fischer Secretary Carol Sondeno Treasurer Ed Alexander Walt, the lady killer! ! HOMECOMING CANDIDATES C. S., K. G., S. V. Susan Voldseth Wesley Van Ommen Steve Walls Marvin Weber This is study hall, Elaine. 18 EDee, it's not that bad. Is this all Juniors ever do??! Sophomores Jack Amos Barbara Appelhans Donald Baxter Myrna Berg Dennis Best Linda Biegel Glen Birgenheier Robert Bowman Douglas Bundren Nancy Close Leta Cooney Mary Dalgamo Melanie Dawson Donna Eaves Bill Fake Lee Fenton Arvilene Fisk Nanette Fochs Vicki Grande Janet Griffith Galen Helmbrecht Jennifer Holmes Eleanor Hunter Helen Jenkins 20 Gregory Jones Mary Helen Keller Kim Kelly Ronald Lechner Warren Lode Colleen McGhie Kathleen McGhie Karen Melhoff Chris Moore Diana Muggenburg T om Muggenburg Marlene Murphy Patty Paulson Cynthia Reno Paul Schmeling Karen Shepherd Bill Smith Michelle Stearns Pamela Steinhauser Mike Teig Donna Tierney Richard Toavs Donald Todd Robert Trapp 21 Ronald Tuss Cal Wester Carl Wester Larry Walla Arthur Winsky SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Leta Cooney Vice President Vicki Grande Secretary Cindy Reno Treasurer Cal Wester Trying to sneak out again, Cindy? Jane Alexander Harold Bayley Greg Bennett Betty Bjork Gregory Bleeker Jeffrey Bleeker Kathy Breeding Mike Bouchard Marcus Bridges Ken Chalmers Danny Close Donald Dalgarno George Dorrance Pauline Fetter Althea Fochs Janine Gillen Jan Girard Majel Gliko Atha Griffith Rita Hallberg Russell Hickman Ronald Holt Janet Hunter David Irion 24 Jeanine Lichtenbarger Jerry Lindsley Dale Livingston Teny Lohr Margaret Maixner Linda Massing Mary Ellen Meyers Diane Mihalovich Lynn Muggenburg Noreen Neighbor T om Nilsen Douglas Nissen Barbara O'Neill William Peabody Jeffrey Pirrie Tom Robertson James Sanders Penny Skeel Cheryl Stetson Raymond Stewart Dennis Swanz Duane Swanz Matt Tennis Linda Tronnes 25 Sam Walls Patrie Watson Becky Willems Bill Youngbauer 26 Dale: Get a load of this! Jane: You've got to be kidding. Janet, the class is in front of you—O.K. ?? Eighth Grade Linda Aicher Philip Biggs Ted Blum David Breeding John Cooney Nathan Davis Robert Dean Gary Decock Mary DeNevi Patricia Erbe Matthew Fetter Maxine Fischer Tamara Fleming Douglas Goodell Vicki Harris Wayne Helmbrecht Rick Hinand Dinae Hoem Florence Hotchkiss Anne Johnson Jane Johnson John Johnson James Knudson Virginia Lane Linda Lenington Lana Linville Cynthia Livingston A.J. Lorenzen Roger Mager Judy Meyer Colleen Murphy Ann Nissen T omalee Owens Marilyn Peccia Tom Stearns 28 Pam Tennis Dean Tronnes George Tuss Richard Weil Mardelle Widdecombe Tim Wojtowick Seventh Grade Dianne Alcorn Beverly Bayley Charles Bennett Sally Bennett Debbie Biegel Ken Bundren Larry C allant Alan Calvin Oscar Cox Carol Daggett Chris Dean Theresa DeNevi Craig Dorrance Marlene Fischer Douglas Gillen Robert Griffith Vicki Heck David Hess Margo Hickman Rhonda Holloway Barbara Holt Vernon Hutchison Bobby Jones Louis Kalberg Cherie Labrie 29 Cheryl Lawyer Sheila Massing Susan McGhie Tim McMahon Marilyn McQuirk Gail Meyers Debra Miller Paul Murch Patty Ness Patricia O'Neill Eddie Otten John Peake Billy Scharf Karen Smith Hal Stetson Therese Stevens Stephen Stewart Ben Taylor Julie Tintinger Chuck Toavs Victor Tuss Ken Walls Peggy Watson Ronnie Weber Dan Weil Debra Widdecombe Kathy W insky Clyde Wood 8TH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS 7TH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President Anne Johnson Vice President Mary De Nevi Secretary Judy Meyer Treasurer Robert Dean Pari iamentar ian Ted Blum President Eddie Otten Vice President Charles Toavs Secretary-Treasurer Gail Meyers 30 The Beat is yet to be it we but will It so. Ian Zaymotk 1968 Distinguished Neliolarsliip Award In recognition of excellence in scholastic achievements (Ac 'ZtanlMuta 'Kccvomoi presents this certificate at the Eleventh Annual Scholarship Recognition Progress is man s distinctive mark alone It comes rora ii e and learning. Through these we can aspire to the stars. — Robert Browning Kiwanis President J Senior Awards SCHOLARSHIP BANQUET PLUS HONOR SENIORS FIRST ROW: L. S. Morse, S. Pirrie, V. Watson, J. Griffith, D. Anderson, S. Clements, K. Berg. SECOND ROW: L. Holmes, A. Lopach, M. Maixner, R. Willems, D. Steinhauser, T. Cotton, G. Bayley. VALEDICTORIAN TOP TEN SENIORS SALUTA TORI AN Lenna-Sue Morse Lenna-Sue Morse Robert McGhie Linda Holmes Kathy Berg Sheila Clements Garland Bayley Anne Lopach Dale Steinhauser Michael Maixner Robert Willems HIGH SCHOOL WEEK DELEGATES R. M., S. C., G. B., K. B. , L. H. 32 Junior Awards SCHOLARSHIP BANQUET FIRST ROW: E. Moseman, K. Callant, A. Fochs, E. Haarr, C. Kalberg. SECOND ROW: M. Maixner, D. Lorenzen, C. Lechner, K. Biggs, N. Bain. BOY STATERS FIRST ROW: R. Fischer, W. Scotson, J. Krause, SECOND ROW: S. Walls, D. Dean, B. Jones. GIRL STATERS FIRST ROW: Delegates—A. Fochs, K. Biggs. SECOND ROW: Alternates—E. Haarr, K. Callant. SUMMER INSTITUTES N. Bain—U of Kansas B. Berg—U of Wyoming K. Biggs—M. S. U. K. Callant--Bennett College, N. C. S. Walls—Knox College, 111. 33 Sophomore Awards SCHOLARSHIP BANQUET FIRST ROW: M. Stearns, L. Cooney, D. Muggenburg, C. McGhie, K. McGhie. SECOND ROW: R. Lechner, A. Winsky, R. Tuss, B. Smith. Colleen McGhie studied at a summer institute, Ashbury College, in Wilmore, Kent. Freshman Awards SCHOLARSHIP BANQUET FIRST ROW: B. Willems, L. Tronnes, A. Griffith, A. Fochs, M. Maixner. SECOND ROW: W. Peabody, M. Tennis, J. Alexander, D. Swanz, R. Holt, D. Swanz. 34 H.H.S.’s Homecoming Events Jane, you need more boxes than that--get busy! !! Freshmen collect boxes for the bonfire while the Sophomores paint the H . Would you believe the Sophomores are attempting to paint the H ? 36 Hurry up. .you haven't got ALL day! Paint the H , not the fellas. Onward Team!! Coach Myers: Burn ’Em Up.” Following the Snake Dance, led by the cheerleaders through the streets of Harlowton, the football team and the coach spoke at the bonfire. Classes Decorating for Floats Smile Diana, things could be worse! Come on Mike, you're faster than that. 37 Parade Of Floats First Place--Sophomores Swing On T o Victory Second Place--Juniors We're Expecting A Victory 38 Fifth Place--Seventh Grade Our Eyes Are On You Sixth Place--Eighth Grade Brew'un Up A Victory Final Night September 22, 1967 was the final night of all the Homecoming events. The Harlowton Engineers played the Lodge Grass Indians. The closing score was a tie of 6-6. During the half Royalty was crowned and all the winners of floats and windows were announced. After the game the Seniors sponsored a dance. The Out of Sights” played and was a big success to end the festivities. Princess: Susan Voldseth Escort: Ted Taylor Princess: Sue Homer Escort: Phil Reno Custer Said: Charge ! ! 39 Sadie Hawkins The annual Sadie Hawkins dance was held November 10, 1967. The rules for catching were changed this year. The entire Student Body went to the football field where the boys were given a five yard head start and chased by the girls. Some of the features at the annual Sadie Hawkins dance were a licorice race, a potato race, and a gunny-sack race. Music was provided by the Barons , a dance band from Bozeman. Run Away?! Hey Steve, you aren't going to let those girls get you down are you? Phil and Larry are trying to say--it's worse than being hung! 40 Please, Eleanor, not in a dress! And away we go? Linda get busy—look what's on the other end! 1967 Dogpatch Royalty Li'l Abner - Ted Taylor Daisy Mae - Kathy Callant 41 Hey, what you looking for? Get Smart By Christopher Sergal November 2 and 3 The Cast Maxwell Smart .... Walter Scotson 99...............................Linda Holmes Miss Finch.............Valerie Watson Professor Zalinka................Kathy Biggs Hodgkins...................Ron Fischer Chief.....................Warren Lode Mr. Big............................Kim Dawson Garth..............................Gar Bayley Professor Dante............Steve Walls Agent 13 (Control) . . . Monte Martello Agent 44.........................David Aicher The Wong Sisters: Betsy............Colleen Kalberg Shirley..........Donna Lorenzen Mary................Kathy Call ant The Four Blondes: ....................... Jane Alexander ...................Michelle Steams .......................Becky Willems .......................Carol Sondeno Princess Ingrid .... Susan Voldseth Big Sister..........................Gail Gillen Little Sister. . . . Margaret Maixner Three Students: .... Nadine Neighbor ..............Nanci Bains ..............Majel Gliko Man in Station........................Ty Cotton Woman in Station .... Linda Biegel Man Student..................Phil Reno 42 Class ‘B’ Tournament The Harlowton Engineers entered the Southern Divisional Tournament February 29, March 1, and March 2, in Billings, Montana in fourth place. After defeating The Big Timber Sheepherders 72-70, losing to the Roundup Panthers 88-58, stopping the Columbus Cougars 63-51, and dropping the Huntley Red Devils 70-58, the team received the third place trophy for tournament play. A helping hand? Engineers warming up. Tip off preceding Sheepherder—Engineer game. 43 Are you getting it or throwing it fellas? Seniors receive the third place trophy: T. C., T.B. , M.M., G.B., B.M. Tom: Duh! Well, here I come! Winners of the cheerleading trophy: G. W. D. H., E. M., S. W., M. M. Junior Drama Festival Three One Act Plays April 5 and 6 Directed by MRS. NAN PEABODY and MISS ETHEL HEFENIEDER Student Director--Linda Holmes Death Of The Hired Man Drama Warren........................................................Garland Bayley Mary........................................................Nadine neighbors Edna.........................................................Susan Voldseth Silas....................................................................Ron Fischer 45 Nadine, the musclebound ranchwife. Head directors hard at work. Carol, That's just an Itsy Bit better! ! Steve, what'd she do--hang up?? !! ! Truth Is For The Birds High Window Comedy Mystery Bill Bird .... Judge Craig . . . Bitsy Bird .... . . . Carol Sondeno Emily Mrs. Partridge . . . .Dorothy Lopach Walter Honeybun .... Judith . . Marcia Maixner Flutter Linda 46 Such preparation! ! Connie and Carol--don't look so depressed! Athletic Banquet On April 22, 1968, all athletes of Harlowton High School were honored at a banquet for their participation and achievement in various school sports--football, basketball, boys track, and girls track. Honored athletes in deep thought?? T. B., S.B., T.T., M. M., G.B., D.M. Jim Althaus presented Mr. Myers, H.S.S.'s football coach, Letterman's Club's gift of appreciation. Phil Reno received the trophy for the most valuable defensive player. 47 B Division basketball trophy from Tom Bennett. Steve Walls presented H. H. S. 's basketball coach, Mr. Claussen, another Letterman's Club gift of appreciation. David Aicher, representing the Letterman's Club, presented Mr. Hauge, H. H. S.'s track coach, a gift to appreciation. Mike Maixner was awarded the most valuable basketball player award for the 1967-68 season. Tom Bennett received the 110 Percent trophy. 48 Music Banquet The Music Banquet was held on April 30, 1968 at the Harlowton Youth Center. This was held in honor of all members of the band and the chorus, as well as their parents. Various band and chorus awards were presented. Marbles for Mr. Ihly? 49 Guest Speaker Rolf Johnson 1968 Junior Prom Three Coins in a Fountain May 4, 1968 Dave and Kathy, are you working or sitting down on the job?? C. S. and R. F. crown the prince and the princess while the king and the queen look on. 50 Prom Royalty Sherry Witt--Queen Dan Moseman--King Colleen Kalberg--Princess Richard Malesich--Prince LEADERS Witney Myers Jeff Hauge Grand march got underway following the coronation. Flowers for a lady. Senior Activities Senior Banquet On May 5, 1968, the Sen- ior Banquet was held in honor of the graduating class of 1968. Mr. Hartwick, the guest speaker, was introduced by Ty Cotton, the master of ceremonies. L. S. M. and B. M. entertained with a trumpet Those were the good ole days. Way back when?? duet, accompanied by L. R. Senior Skip Trip May 13, 1968 McLeod Swimming??? J. A., T.T., T.C. 53 Splash along with Muggs! Swinging, at your age ? What a day! George, enjoy yourself. The day isn't finished Senior-Faculty Game Spring 1968, the Seniors defeated the Faculty in a traditional game. Cheerleaders S.Z., S.H., A.L., K. R., K.B. Give me that ball! ! 54 Baccalaureate May 19, 1968 Beforehand in the locker rooms 55 Delia: Three more steps and I'm out. Class Night May 20, 1968 L. Holmes--Class Poem Passing the golden key down to 1969's class presidents. A. Lopach--Class Will T.C. and T. B. —Dean Lucas Award B-0iDjn lies JS P« £ IK 56 L. S. M. --Oratorical Award M. Martello--Class Prophecy G. G. - -Hospital Guild L. H. - -Order of Eastern Star T. Bennett, M. Martello—Class Song; D. Murphy--guitar Awards American Legion Auxiliary Award.................... American Legion Oratorical Contest Recognition . . American Legion Outstanding High School Boy Award Bausch and Lomb Science Award...................... Carroll College Scholarship........................ Danforth Foundation Awards........................ Daughters of the American Revolution............... Dean Lucas Award................................... Delta Kappa Gamma Award............................ High School Honor Scholarships.................... Homemaker of Tomorrow Award........................ Hospital Guild Scholarship Award................... Kiwanis Vocational - Technology Scholarship . . . . Mary Klock Memorial Scholarship.................... Nell Raymond Johnson Scholarship Award . . . . Order of Eastern Star Award....................... ...............Mike Maixner ................Lenna-Sue Morse .......................Ty Cotton ................Lenna-Sue Morse ...............Mike Maixner Linda Holmes, Dale Steinhauser ....................Linda Holmes . . . .Ty Cotton, Tom Bennett ....................Kathy Berg . . Linda Holmes, Bob McGhie .....................Judy Griffith .....................Gail Gillen ...............Judy Kalayjian .....................Judy Griffith ......................Bob McGhie ....................Linda Holmes Outstanding Teenagers of America Award . . . . L. S. Morse, K. Berg, L. Holmes Valedictory Award...........................................................Lenna-Sue Morse Pioneer Memorial Scholarship Award........................................Kathy Berg- Western Montana College Booster Scholarship...............................Ty Cotton Western Montana Athletic Scholarship...............................................Ty Cotton Commencement May 21, 1968 Harlowton High School Lenna-Sue Morse Robert McGhie Valedictory Address Salutatory Address Class Colors: Blue and White Class Flower: Blue Rose Monte: Thanks Dad. We are actually graduates of H. H. S. (Finally! !) 58 mss 1967 Varsity Football FIRST ROW: M. Bridges, Manager, K. Shepherd, S. Walls, T. Taylor, M. Martello, J. Althaus, C. Nissen, R. Fischer, L. Davis; SECOND ROW: B. Jones, Coaches Claussen, Myers, S. Brady, G. Stetson, D. Mahana, E. Alexander, T. Bennett, M. McMahon, R. Goodman, Coaches Hauge, Gerber, D. Reynolds; THIRD ROW: D. Dean, P. Reno, T. Cotton, G. Bayley, F. Mager, J. Mysee, J. Krause. Harlo Harlo Harlo Harlo Harlo Harlo Harlo Harlo SCORES 0 Columbus 14 6 Roundup 18 6 Lodge Grass 6 6 Big Timber 20 20 Forsyth 7 6 Huntley Project 14 26 Red Lodge 7 6 Absarokee 14 CONFERENCE STANDINGS Roundup 7-0 Columbus 6-2 Huntley Project 5-2-1 Big Timber 3-4-1 Absarokee 3-4-1 Red Lodge 3-5 Harlowton 2-5-1 Lodge Grass 2-5-1 Forsyth 1-5-1 Coach Myers 60 Phil Reno Guard All-Conference Outstanding team lineman-- defensive Sandy Brady Tackle Co-Captain A11-Conference Outstanding team 1 ineman- - offensive Tom Bennett Halfback Co-Captain A11-Conference Outstanding back Ted Taylor Fullback Mighty Seniors Aiming For Victories Jim Althaus End Garland Bayley End Ty Cotton End Monte Martello Flankerback 61 Ken Shepherd Guard We're gonna win! With our farewells to the current crop of seniors, we look back over the past season with a considerable amount of pride in the football of which they have been a part. The season was a success in the view of the valuable experience, knowledge, and adaptation the younger players were able to obtain and will put to use next fall. Hope- fully, the high quality and the traditions of this 1967 football team will continue to blossom so that more and more of our young men will feel the inspiration and learn die lessons that FIGHTING ENGINEER FOOTBALL has to offer. Shove on to victory! 62 O. K. Cal, we can do it! Don't just stand there.. . Get a move on Greg! ! ! Junior Varisty FIRST ROW: D. Swanz, R. Hickman, G. Dorrance, H. Bayley, G. Bleeker; SECOND ROW: Coach Gerber, R. Tuss, J. Bleeker, P. Watson, D. Swanz, M. Bridges, Manager; THIRD ROW: D. Livingston, W. Lode, C. Wester, C. Wester, D. Irion. 63 Varsity Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: Garland Bayley, Bob McGhie, Bill Smith, Jim Krause, John Mysse, Walter Scotson, Coach Claussen, Richard Malesich—Manager, Ron Fischer, Tom Bennett, Mike Maixner, Steve Walls, Ty Cotton, Robert Trapp. CONFERENCE STANDINGS INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Roundup Bozeman Rosary Stanford Harlowton Huntley Project Lodge Grass Red Lodge Harlowton Big Timber Absarokee Columbus Huntley Project Forsyth DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Roundup Lodge Grass Harlowton Huntley Project 64 Senior Basketball Players Garland Bayley DEACON Center Most Rebounds Tom Bennett OTIS Guard 110 Percent Ty Cotton DUTCH Forward Most Improved Player Mike Maixner HAL Guard Most Valuable Player Bob McGhie SAM Forward 65 Gar, uttering Tarzan's noted scream! Ty: I'll grab him. Gar: NOW ! The 1967-68 basketball season will be a source of pride for die participants involved, as they look back upon it. This was a season in which the players at all levels of competition enjoyed success in accomplishing many of their team goals. They also gained valuable playing experience which will aid the younger players in maintaining the standard of play of our graduating seniors. For the coaching staff it was also a gratifying experience to work widi boys who dedicated themselves to the principles of ENGINEER BASKETBALL; to live clean, to play hard, to win without boasting, to lose without excuses, and above all, to never forget that they represented our school. 66 Watch that ball Mike! ! Ty: OOPS! ! B Squad FIRST ROW: B. Buffington, D. Nissen, P. Watson, D. Bundren, H. Bayley; SECOND ROW: M. Tennis, Manager, E. Alexander, G. Stetson, D. Moore, B. Youngbauer, D. Irion, P. Otten, Coach Stoll. C Squad FIRST ROW: D. Swanz, S. Walls, D. Swanz, P. Schmeling, G. Dorrance, Coach Gerber; SECOND ROW: J. Sanders, R. Hickman, A. Winsky, D. Baxter, R. Holt. 67 Intramural Basketball FRONT ROW: Mr. Laisnez, D. Reynolds, D. Aicher, R. Goodman, T. Taylor, T. Robertson, D. Dean, F. Mager, Mr. Hauge; SECOND ROW: J. Hunter, M. Martello, R. Tuss, D. Moseman, P. Reno, C. Nissen, J. Althaus, D. Murphy; THIRD ROW: J. Duffner, G. Rasmussen, B. Jones, D. Bundren, R. Willems, S. Brady, L. Davis, j. Barnhart. The intramural basketball program provided action for approximately forty partici- pants who made up the rosters for four teams - Colts, Rams, Packers, and Vitamin C's. The Vitamin C's were C squad members who received more basketball experience through intramural participation. The Colts emerged as regular season league winners and also won the intramural championship with a hard-fought, last second, one point, victory over the Rams who also finished second in the regular league standings. A surprise winner over the Packers, the Vitamin C's picked up their only win of the season in the tournament to gain a third place tourney finish. FINAL TOURNAMENT STANDINGS FIRST--Colts THIRD--Vitamin C's 68 SECOND- -Rams FOURTH--Packers Boys Track FIRST ROW: T. Cotton, K. Dawson, K. Shepherd, T. Taylor, C. Nissea, J. Althaus; SECOND ROW: J. Mysse, B. Smith, R. Goodman, B. Willems, S. Brady, R. Malesich, THIRD ROW: D. Mahana, J. Krause, D. Dean, R. Tuss, D. Aicher. The track season was a success due mainly to the placing of the mile relay team in the State meet. However, die future looks brighter because of a strong freshman turnout and some deter- mined men who return. PLACING IN THE INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET Mile Relay Team: J. Althaus, T. Cotton, C. Nissen, B. Smith. 880 Relay Team: J. Althaus, T. Cotton, C. Nissen, K. Shepherd Coach Hauge 880: B. Smith 220: T. Cotton Shot and Javelin: S. Brady Girls Track FIRST ROW: P. Skeel, M. E. Meyers, J. Girard, L. Muggenburg, D. Miholovich, M. Gliko. SECOND ROW: D. Tierney, V. Taylor, J. Griffith, M. Murphy, M. Miaxner, D. Muggenburg, M. Dawson. THIRD ROW: A. Griffith, A. Fochs, C. Skilbred, M. Stearns, B. Willems, M. A. Erbe, K. Barnhart, Coached by Mr. Gliko. Golf Team LEFT TO RIGHT: B. McGhie, D. Baxter, M. McMahon, G. Bayley, P. Otten, M. Maixner, G. Helmbrecht, P. Schmeling. Coached by Mr. Hartwick. 70 Organizations Student Council Key Club, supervised by Mr. Povilaitis, placed third in the state for their accomplishments in school and community projects. Officers were: Monte Martello, President; Dennis Dean, Vice President; Bob Willems, Secretary; and Don Bundren, Treasurer. Harlowton High School's Student Council was composed of four officers elected by the student body--Tom Bennett, President; Dennis Dean, Vice President; Steve Walls, Treasurer; Kathy Berg, Secretary--as well as four members at large and the six class vice presidents. Mr. Barrows sponsored this organization. Key Club 72 Annual Staff The Annual Staff worked throughout the year organizing the yearbook, locating pictures, and selling popcorn at home basketball games. Co-editors were Kathy Berg and Lenna- Sue Morse, with Mr. Myers as sponsor. Rebound Staff The Rebound, H. H. S. 's school newspaper edited by Sherry Witt and Linda Holmes under the supervision of Mr Myers, was published relating events occurring throughout the school year. 73 Pep Club The Pep Club, sponsored by Miss Lich, kept busy this year spurring the team on to victory. They held two banquets, attended three out-of-town games, sold shakers, sponsored two dances, and helped create school spirit. Officers were: Linda Holmes, President; Lenna-Sue Morse, Vice President; Amy Fochs, Secretary; Susan Voldseth Treasurer; and Brenda Berg, Student Council Representative. “A” Squad Cheerleaders LEFT I O RIGHT: Sherry Witt, EDee Moseman, Gail Wojtowick, Marcia Maixner. 74 “B” Squad Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlene Murphy, Leta Cooney, Michelle Steams, Linda Biegel. Pom-Pom Girls The Pom-Pom girls, elected by the Pep Club, performed at football and basketball games with flag ceremonies and precision routines. These twelve girls were led by Linda Holmes and Kathy Berg. 75 F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America, sponsored by Mr. Olson, participated in judging competition in District and State Conventions as well as state wide fairs. Various other events were headed by: Buster Lechner, President; Art Winsky, Secretary; Dan Moseman, Treasurer; Ken Shepherd, Student Council Representative. G.A.A. The Girls Athletic Association, under the supervision of Mrs. Hartrick, played basketball, baseball, and bowled, as well as the GAA-Mothers Game. Officers were: Kathy Berg, President; Lenna-Sue Morse, Vice President; Amy Fochs, Secretary; Connie Nilsen, Treasurer; and Michelle Steams, Student Council Representative. 76 Letterman’s Club The Letterman's Club sold football pens and pins, held a dance to make money for the athletic fund, and spon- sored an Easter Seal Drive. Officers were: Sandy Brady, President; Ty Cotton, Vice President; Phil Reno, Treasurer; Ted Tayler, Secretary; Mr. Claussen and Mr. Myers, Sponsers. Drama Club The Drama Club was under the direction and supervision of Mrs. Nan Peabody. The cast and directors put much work into the plays. Officers were: Elaine Haarr, President; Steve Walls, Vice President; Kathy Callant, Secretary; Michelle Stearns, Treasurer; Kathy Biggs, Student Council representative. 77 Photo Club The Photo Club, under the direction and supervision of Mr. Day, took Homecoming, basketball, football, and sneak pictures for the annual. Officers were: Amy Fochs, President; Garland Bayley, Vice President; and Kathy Biggs, Secretary-Treasurer. Librarians Harlowton High School's librarians, supervised by Mr. Gahagan, were the responsible students who kept the library in order. 78 Music Department Band Activities Marching band for all home game performances Royalty presentation for Homecoming MSU Band Day RMC Band Day with Meredith Willson Band Smorgasboard Christmas Concert Spring Concert District Music Festival Band Banquet All-State Music Festival September 29 October 28 November 4 November 12 December 21 April 9 April 19 20 April 30 May 3 4 Director Mr. Ihly Marching Band ALL-STATE BAND DISTRICT BAND Linda Holmes Bob McGhie Lenna-Sue Morse Steve Walls Bob McGhie Linda Holmes Colleen Kalberg Diana Muggenburg Ron Fischer Kathy Callant Lenna-Sue Morse David Aicher Kathy Biggs 79 Linda Biegel Concert Band Groups SAX SEXTET J.A., C.K., S.W., R.F., J.G., J.H. TRUMPET DUET—B. M., L.S.M. FLUTE QUARTET C. M., K.G., D. M., C.K. Stage Band CLARINET QUINTET L.F., J.G., K.M., M.H.K., B.W. BRASS QUINTET R.T., D.I., P.S., D. S., J.S. Senior High Chorus DISTRICT CHORUS Nanci Bain Tom Bennett George Dorrance Amy Fochs Elaine Haarr Ron Holt David Irion Kelly Lechner Phil Reno Groups THE THIRD EDITION Kathy Biggs, Elaine Haarr, Nanci Bain. ALL-STATE CHORUS Nanci Bain Lee Fenton Kelly Lechner THE GIRLS' QUARTET FIRST ROW: Amy Fochs, Kelly Lechner. SECOND ROW: Brenda Berg, Nanci Bain--pianist, Kathy Biggs. Junior High Chorus 81 JAMES FRANK ALTHAUS Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Football 3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. DELIA JEAN ANDERSON Chorus 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Pep 1,2,3; Rebound 1,2. GARLAND JAMES BAYLEY Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boy State Delegate 3; Football 1,3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Photo Club Vice-President 4; Junior Class Play 4; Senior Class Play 4. THOMAS CHARLES BENNETT Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,4; F.F.A. 1,2, Secretary-Treasure 2; Football 1,2, 3,4, Co- Captain 4; Class Parliamentarian 3; Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Student Council President 4. KATHY SUE BERG Alternate A Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff Co- Editor3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4, President 4; Girl State Delegate 3; MIEA 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Photo Club 4; Pom-Poms Co-Leader4; Rebound 2, 3,4; Student Council Secretary 4. RETHA KAY BOWMAN Annual Staff 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4. WILLIAM ALAN BRADY Basketball 3; Boy State Alternate 3; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Class Vice President 4; Track 1,2, 3,4. SHEILA ROSE CLEMENTS Annual Staff 3,4; G. A. A. 3,4; PepClub2,3,4; Rebound 2,3,4. TY ROGER COTTON Basketball 3,4; F.F.A. 1; Football 1,3,4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Senior Class Play 4; Senior Class President 4; Student Council Representative 4; Track 4. KIM LEE DAWSON Transfer from Seattle, Washington; Senior Class Play 4; Track 4. MARY ANN ERBE Chorus 1,2; Drama Club 1,2,3; G. A. A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Pom Poms 4; Rebound 4; Track 4. GAIL LEAH GILLEN Annual Staff 2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Girl's Track 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pom Poms 4; Photo Club 2; Rebound 1,2,3,4, Assistant Art Editor 3. LINDA LEA HOLMES Band 1,2,3,4, President 3,4; B Squad Cheer- leader 2; Chorus 2; Clarinet Quartet 3; Class Treasurer 1; Class Parliamentarian 2; Class Vice President 3; District Honor Band 4; Drama Club2,3,4, Treasurer 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3, Treasurer 2; President 3; Girl State Delegate 3; John Pliilip Sousa Band Award 4; Junior Class Play 2; MIEA 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, President 4; Pom Poms 3,4, Co-Leader 3,4; Rebound 2,3,4, Co-Editor4; Senior Class Play 3,4; State Music Festival 4; Student Council 1,2,3. BARBARA LYNN HOMER Drama Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Princess 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Rebound 2,3,4; Art Editor 4; Secretary 4. JUDITH MARIE KALAYJIAN Pep Club 1,2. ANNE MARIE LOPACH Drama Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Rebound 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 2; G.A.A. 1; Student Council Representatives; PomPoms 2, 3; Class Secretary 1; Prom Princess 3; Chorus 2. MICHAEL DAVID MAIXNER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class President 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; Class President 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2. MONTE JOSEPH MARTELLO Basketball Manager 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Boys State Delegate 3; Football 1,2,4; Class Vice-Presi- dent; Class Treasurer 3; Letter-man's Club 2,3,4; Student Council Representative 4; Key Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; President 4, Student Council Vice-President 3; Class President 2; Track 4. ROBERT LOWELL MCGHIE Annual Staff 4; All State Band 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Director 4; Basketball 2,3; Biology Club 2; Boys State Alternate 3; District Band 4; Drama Club 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 4; Music Camp 3; NSF Alternate 2; Photo Club 4; Rebound 4; Regional Science Fair 1; Salutatorian. LENNA SUE MORSE Annual Staff 3,4; Co-Editor 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Award 4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Vice-President 4; 4; Girl's State Alternate 3; District Honor Band 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Rebound 2, 3,4; State Music Festival 4; Student Council 4; Trumpet Trio 2, 3; Trumpet Duet 4, Vale- dictorian. DANIEL CHARLES MOSEMAN Basketball 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Prom King 4; Rodeo Club President 4. CONSTANCE LEE MUGGENBURG Transfer from Stanford 3; Chorus 3; Pep Club 3; Annual Staff 4. LINDA SUE MUGGENBURG Drama 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 1; Junior Play 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Rebound 1,2,4. GEORGE WILLIAM PIDOCK Basketball 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,4; Football 1,2; Intramural 2,3; Track 1. SUSAN MARIE PIRRIE Annual Staff 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Photo Club 3,4; Rebound 2,4. PHILLIP BURTON RENO F.F.A. 1,2; Football 3,4; All-Conference 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Student Council Representa- tive 4. KATHLEEN ANN ROBERTSON Chorus 1,2; G.A.A. l,2,3;Pep Clubl,2,3,4; Pom Poms 4; Rebound 2,4. DALE STEINHAUSER Key Club 3,4. JEANNE MARIE SMITH Chorus 1,2; Drama Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Rebound 3. TED GARY TAYLOR Basketball 1,3; F.F.A. 1,2, Reporter2; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 2,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Track 3.4. VALERIE JEAN WATSON Transfer from Ennis 3; Pep Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Senior Play 3,4. ROBERT AUTHUR WILLEMS Basketball 1,2; Boy's State Alt. 3; Key Club 2.3.4, Secretary 4, Junior Director 3; Intra- mural Basketball 3,4; Sophomore Class Treas- urer; Track 4. SHERRY ANN WITT A Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff 3; Chorus 1; Drama Club 1,2, 3,4; Sec. 3; Girl's State Alt. 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Junior Cl ass PI ay 3; Junior Class Secretary 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pom Pom's 2,3; Prom Queen 4; Rebound 2,3,4; Co-Editor 4; Student Council Representative 3. SANDRA MARIE ZIKMUND Chorus 1,2; G.A.A. 1; HomecomingQueen 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Poms 2; Rebound 2,3. VIP’S Mrs. McMahon Secretary Mr. Hammel Custodian Mr. Ostrom Custodian SPONSORS FULL PAGE: A. G. Super Market Dr. Jones Office R. G. Johnson, M.D. HALF PAGE: Alexander Farm Supply Bain's Department Store Betty's Comer Corral Motel Harlo Creamery, Jersey Dairy Bob's Huskey Brown's Ranch Supply Bryan's Body Shop Coast-to-Coast Shop Harlo Cleaners Harlo Shoe Shop Harlo Standard Harlo Repair Music Harlowton Gardens Harlowton Times—Eastern Montana Clarion Holmes Service Johnson Oil Company G. O. Johnson, Sheriff Lammer's Feed and Seed Leary's Enco Leppink's Musselshell Mink Ranch Dr. M. G. Maixner Montana Lumber and Hardware Motel Troy Painter's City Cash Grocery Peterson Typewriter Exchange, Inc Joe Pirrie, Water Well Drilling Ranch Autel Shawmut Store Staley Drug E. A. Swanz, Optometrist Tintinger Ford The Toggery--L. L. Kalberg Co. Tooley-Moore Agency Wades Drive Inn and Cafe As co-editors of the 1968 ENGINEER we would like to thank all those who made this publication possible, the students, the sponsors, the photographers, and the staff. Thank you. Sincerely, W w !+• • £- rr X.- •: r,.-.-T cO- • “C : -i . V C- ;-.' -V?;. ?r•• •-.. % - V .- -. jrz ir-.V -V - J 'V . ■ • • A . . • •� V, . A •� __ . • • V., ’•‘•v , � •- « S' _ - v v,' -r,s' • -� s V, c«’ „ • V «. . - •'“ - X • ’ , ' - vV; • . ..A — •-- -. -o.— • - - . .' v .- . -_ IV;- xT; VC; v.; A. . '' - 1 — crv - ... ■ — . •• • •• • .. — . „ “1' • • «. • « . •. • • w • . 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