Harlowton High School - Engineer Yearbook (Harlowton, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1976 volume:

TO ALL BRAVE. HEALTHY. ABLE BODIED. AND WELL DISPOSED YOUNG MEN. H THU NTA-HBOl BHUUO, «1 0 HA VI ANY MCUXA1 k� N TO «01 TUX TlXXJfl Ww BABDCO isde GENERAL WASHINGTON. |0« 11« «UIHI or INI “OTMWHBIf“ TAKE NOTICE, i; V W ' : ,T u siim vot.r ii CJ)e lu atim SI'.SISI. TIIE DECLARATION OK IX OKI ES DENCK. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin and others are known as the Found- ing Fathers of our nation. Each delegate added his signature to the Declaration of Independ- ence which created the nation we are so proud of. In honor of all Founding Fathers, we dedi- cate this annual to: The Founding Fathers of The Class of '76 'IciA of ftoiM SENIORS ..........------------------------- -...................3-9 Commencement-------------------------------------------------10-11 Snaps-----------------------------------------------------------12 JUNIORS.................................................... 13-16 SOPHOMORES................................................... 17-20 FRESHMEN-------------------------------------------------------21-23 Initiation------------------------------------------------------24 Faculty and Administration-----------------------------------25-27 Student Council-------------------------------------------------28 National Honor Society------------------------------------------28 ATHLETICS--------------------------------------------------- 29-38 Track--------------------------------------------------------30-31 Wrestling----------------------------------------------------32-33 Boys' Basketball---------------------------------------------34-35 Football--------------------------------------------------------36 Fall Sports Snaps-----------------------------------------------37 Girls' Basketball-----------------------------------------------38 ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS -.................................39-62 Homecoming---------------------------------------------------40-43 Sadie Hawkins---------------------------------------------------46 Prom------------------------------------------------------- 50-51 Seventh and Eighth Grades---------------------------------------63 ADS------------------------------------------------------------64-72 2 lilii! Cx lSlxxJ m CouJ.£ _ 6Jlo0tfn 4 jL- 1 of7K? ia_ X JZiJUk ft __ twi’l 5 C a n 6 JVLsOjfUiJlJL 'S djZ- SYtmcstu V x rv QJk Au L T W fY}oej{(L. £XjOJ rft T - UMUfiTL q uJUjl 'oAt n 33 c£ yux This page is sponsored by NORM RIDLEY SON, BUILDERS Martinsdale, Montana ffUk ' ScjoMj 7P f crO ( CTT Ucj JitiyL 2 xK y uJ 1776 Kf76 fj aeexiLuhmhy cy% 16 began school together. Ideals are like stars. You will not succeed in touch- ing them with your hands; but, like the seafaring man, you choose them as your guides, and follow them, you will reach your destiny. Carl Schurz 10 1776 Ji(ay 1 S C176 PROCESSIONAL Fanfare and Pomp and Circumstance --------------------------Elgar Harlowton Combined Band Mr. Duane Conitz, Director INVOCATION-----------------------------Mr. Lawrence Budge SALUTATORY ADDRESS---------------------Mr. James Ulrich VALEDICTORY ADDRESS------------------Miss Julie Massing Chanson and Baurree--------------Harlowton Combined Band PRESENTATION OF by Erickson SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS-----------------Mr. Gerald Claussen High School Principal INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER--------------------Supt. J. J.'Fahn COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS-------------------Mr. Earl Fellbaum Montana State University The Halls of Ivy -------------------Harlowton H.S. Choir PRESENTATION OF CLASS---------Principal Gerald Claussen AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS-----------------------Mr. Gene Leary Chairman of the Board of Trustees BENEDICTION--------------------------Mr. Lawrence Budge RECESSIONAL Fanfare” and Recessional”---------------------------------Ployhard Harlowton Combined Band 76 QjoPiitatoiiati Tfutie J (mino. li Q ndpS Since when does Rembrandt have The star??? The morning after? Look out Jupe! Hank’s cheating again! Is it all that bad? Love, Look at the Two of Us The Galloping Gourmet? 12 Bill Blaquiere Jess Burman Karen Cavanaugh Bill Clements Mark Daggett Martha Davis Paula Deeringer Carol Eadus Cathy Ellison Cindy Goodell Joan Griffith Roxie Hagberg Mike Hensel M Roxanne Hunter Don Jamison Terry Leary Mary Leafty Dave Lode Steve Moore Wayne Nickson Bob Peake Beth Piper Ed Seitz Mary Sondeno Juanita Stevenson Donna Stewart Renee Stroh Kim Worthan 15 Where did everyone go ( wmxAj Q napS --«Tv The brains of the junior class are hard at work! It must be another thrilling day at HHS. Do you always act like this? Y-o-u guys painted those? Now, calm down, Terry. Janie Glennie Barb Hauff Mary Holloway Karen Huck JoAnn Bartley Shelley Beley Cindy Bennett Russell Berg Kevin Day Robin Eadus Charles Ellison Rob Elwood Bev Jamison Tim Jones Bob Kardell Lori Biegel Holly Budge Scott Corcoran Mark Crowley Madonna Fischer Sharon Flatness Julie Fochs Pam Geier 18 Karen Klesalek Will Lechner Lori Mahana Bob Mahoney Aubrey Miller Marvin Marvin Jodie Muir Tom Murnion Bev Myers Ray Myers Jesse Nish Luana Nish Brad O'Neill Cheryl Ostermiller Mark Richter Chuck Scanlan Pat Scally Laura Schmeling Dana Scott Guy Stroh 19 Go back to your books. The camera's gone now. Faster, Pam, faster! 20 Tracy Bjork Gary Cass Jo Ellen Coop Eddie Dalgarno Daniel Dempster Charley Hensel Doug Hunter Karla Kardell Dan Leary Mary Lode Charles McClain Kelly McQuirk Neil Miller Tony Miller Shane Myers 22 Joe Moore Joe Morse Brad Ness La von Nish Lindy Nyquist Scott Reavely Jay Robertson Jolene Scott David Sivertson Kacy Stewart 23 Ji Hwrn Q utidtiori Initiation for the class of ”79’’ was held in September of 1975. The senior class initi- ated the freshmen under new initiation regu- lations. The student body was entertained by a strip tease and a dance by Shirley Temple. Two races were held, one a licorice and lifesaver race, the other an onion race. To conclude their performance, the fresh- men sang the school song and recited the pledge to the mighty seniors. 24 Mr. AI Ostrum, Custodian Mi. Don Hammel, Custodian FRONT (L-R): Dwain Meyer, Auden Moe, Kenneth Wegner, Jim Zig- Mrs. Pat Scally, Mrs. Mary Kardell, weid. BACK (L-R): Joe Fahn, Superintendent, Gene Leary, Joe ESEA Title 1. Morse. Mr. Bill Biggs, Bus Driver Mr. Herb Lynn, Bus Driver cStKool Joan Bouchard, Marguerite Thompson, Markeeta Furgason, Betty Han- sen, Cooks. Mr. Howard Sperry, Custodian Mrs. Mary Gin Leppink, Clerk 25 Mr. Joe Fahn: Superintendent Mr. Jack Cookson: Chemistry, Physics, Math, Drivers Ed. Mr. Jim Myers: Commercial Football and Track Coach. Mr. Phil Koterba: Eng- lish , P.E., Boys Basket- ball, Asst. Girls Track Coach. Mr. Gary Olson: Vo-Ag, Shop, F.F.A. Advi- sor. Mrs. Linda Fochs: Home Ec. , F.H.A. Advisor. Mr. Jack Gehring: Science, Asst. Wrestling Coach, Golf Coach. Mrs. Patty Cookson: English, Mr. Frank Gliko: English, Librarian, Speech, Annual. Girls Track Coach. 26 Mrs. Carla Cerovski: Art, Girls P.E., GAA, Asst. Girls Basketball Coach. Mr. Robert Schwend: Current Affairs, Science, History. Mr. Duane Conitz: Band, Chorus, Jr. High Music. Mr. Jerry Claussen: Principal, P.A.D., Boys Track Coach, Asst. Football Coach, Student Senate. Mr. Bob Day: Guidance Coun- selor, Math, Honor Society Advisor. Mr. Bob Galahan: 7th and 8th grade, Asst. Football Coach, Jr. High Basketball Coach. Mr. Mike Harkins: History, P.E., Girls Basketball Coach, Asst. Boys Basketball Coach. Mr. Neal Reavely: Math, Wres- tling Coach. Miss Sue Inbody: English, Ger- man, Pep Club, German Club and Cheerleading Advisor. 27 Q tudent Q wah STANDING: Brad Berg, Student Body President. FRONT (L-R): Mr. Claussen, Sponsor, Aubrey Miller, Bonnie Geier, Carla Ellison, Kevin Fochs, Vice-Pres. , Holly Budge. SECOND ROW (L-R): Patty Nissen, Sec., Robyn Peake, Treas., Dwain Meyer, Julie Fochs, Mary Sondeno, Linda Budge, Roxane Hunter. BACK (L-R): Mike Tichenor, Rod Fleming, Hank Deeringer, Perry Moore, Diane Myers, Russ Lode. FRONT (L-R): Kevin Fochs, Pres., Brad Berg. SECOND ROW (L-R): Robyn Peake, Treas., Paula Deeringer, Julie Massing, Sec., Roxane Hunter, Carla Ellison. THIRD ROW (L-R): Mr. Day, Sponsor, Tom Mahoney. BACK (L-R): James Ulrich, Don Jamison, Perry Moore, Vice-Pres., Dwain Meyer, Mark Dag- gett. 28 FRONT (L-R): Holly Budge, Mary Lode, Sarah Davis, Lori Olson, Karla Kardell, Lori Biegel. BACK (L-R): Beverly Myers, Beth Piper, Jane Glennie, Laurie Stoll, Linda Budge, Roxane Hunter, Martha Davis. 30 FRONT (L-R): Kevin Day, Patrick Scally, Scott Reavely, Shane Myers, Brad Ness, Dan Westburg, Edward Zig- weid. BACK (L-R): Mr. Claussen, Kevin Fochs, Russ Lode, Marcus Crowley, Mike Scally, Perry Moore, Dennis Mumion, Gary Cass, Will Lechner, Mr. Myers. 31 FRONT (L-R): Mike Hensel, Dwain Meyer, Mike Scally, Steve Moore, James Ulrich, Kevin Fochs, Tom Mahoney. SECOND ROW (L-R): Mr. Gehring, Asst. Coach, Neil Hauff, Scott Reavely, Ed Zigweid, Kevin Day, Pat Scally, Shane Myers, Mark Crowley, Mr. Reavely, Coach. THIRD ROW (L-R): Guy Stroh, Marty Sorenson, Kacy Stewart, Cy Olson, Dale Ulrich, Dan Westberg. FOURTH ROW (L-R): Rob Elwood, Manager, Ray Myers, Brian Stoll, David Sivertson, Charley Hensel, John Scally, Manager. FIFTH ROW (L-R): Paula Deeringer Stats. The Mighty Engineers had a great season this year. The confer- ence record was 11-1. Harlo tied for first in the conference and took first at the Divisional tournament. The following boys placed at Divisional to go to state: Shane Myers, Tom Maho- ney, Scott Reavely, Mike Hensel, Kevin Fochs, Jim Ulrich, Dwain Meyer, Pat Scally, Steve Moore, Mike Scally and Kevin Day. At State, Shane Myers placed fourth and Mike Scally placed second. 32 FRONT: Holly Budge. BACK (L-R): Cheryl Oster- miller, Birdie Fochs, Julie Fochs. ()a Own, On Option . . . 33 y( -Q quad ' iadetlxM FRONT (L-R): Rod Fleming, Brad Berg, Russ Lode, Perry Moore, Loran Richter, Randy South, Phil Koterba, Coach. BACK (L-R): Bill Clements, Manager, Bob Mahoney, Mark Daggett, Marvin Miller, Russ Berg, Jesse Nish, Bob Peake, Julie Massing, Stat. -Q uad rJ]aMxM FRONT (L-R): Mike Tichenor, Aubrey Miller, Manager, Dan Leary, Brad Ness, Charley McClain, Manager, Neil Miller. BACK (L-R): Bob Kardell, Frank Gliko, Joe Morse, Joe Moore, Mike Har- kins, Coach, Dana Scott, Pat Tennis, Gary Cass. 34 FRONT (L-R): Teri Tichenor, Patty Nissen. BACK (L-R): Linda Budge, Laurie Stoll. The Engineers compiled a 17-7 season record. They placed third at the divisional tournament in Livingston. For their special efforts during the year, Mark Daggett received the HO o award, Randy South received the Free Throw Award (79 ) and Rod Fleming received the Hard Nose Award for superior defensive play- ing. Rod Fleming was named as all-conference guard onhe second all-conference team. Give them the run around, Rod. Dog Tired, Mark? B-C uad GPiee de(ufeiS Put it in there, Tuffy! FRONT (L-R): Bev Jamison, Lori Mahana, Madonna Fischer. BACK: Karla Kardell. 35 FRONT (L-R): Tom Mahoney, Manager, Marty Sorensen, Shane Myers, Don Jamison, Pat Scally, Neil Hauff, Dana Scott. SECOND ROW (L-R): Mr. Claussen, Coach, Mark Daggett, Russ Lode, Dennis Murn- ion, Rod Fleming, Mike Scally, John Johnson, Scott Reavely, Mr. Myers, Coach, Mr. Galahan Coach. THIRD ROW (L-R): Bob Kardell, Mark Crowley, Joe Morse, Chuck Scanlan, Alan Peterson, Guy Stroh. FOURTH ROW (L-R): Bob Mahoney, Will Lechner, Gary Cass, Tom Mumion, Dan Westburg, Kevin Day, Dave Lode. 0! evileadeu FRONT (L-R): Cheryl Ostermiller, Teri Tichenor, Pam Geier, Patty Nissen. The Harlowton Engineers finished up their season with six wins and one loss. The loss was to Big Timber by a score of 13 to 8 in the Southeast- ern division championship game. Engineers making the Southern Division All-Conference teams were Mike Scally, Rod Fleming, Russ Lode, Dennis Mumion, Don Jamison, Mark Daggett, John John- son. Making the All-State teams were Mike Scally and Rod Fleming. This page sponsored by (BoflcJU GoW 36 Look out, Russ! He'll get you! It's this way, Don. Here, Jupe! It's a plane! It's a bird! No, it must be a basket- ball! Did you travel again, Terry? It's time to shine! Don't miss the bun- nies. 37 -Q quad QoA fictb AlxM FRONT (L-R): Lori Mahana, Manager, Bev Jamison, Lori Biegel, Robyn Peake, Julie Massing, Mary Son- deno. Madonna Fischer, Manager. BACK (L-R): Mr. Harkins, Coach, Laurie Stoll, Holly Budge, Terry Leary, Janie Glennie, Mary Holloway, Linda Budge, Joan Griffith. This was the third year of the girls' basketball at HHS. The girls started the season with a team of five sopho- mores, three juniors, and four seniors. Robyn Peake and Julie Massing were captains. They went into tournaments in second place, but dropped out after winning one game. The season record was 15-4. Janie Glennie set two school records, one in rebounding with 20 rebounds in one game, and another for most points made in a game. Robyn Peake was the first three-year letter winner that HHS has had. (L-R): Lori Mahana, Manager, Madonna Fischer, Manager, Karla Kardell, Birdie Fochs, Pam Geier, Renee Stroh, Beth Piper, Luana Nish, La von Nish, Jo Ellen Coop, Sarah Davis, Julie Fochs, Mar- tha Davis, Mary Lode, Mrs. Cerovski, Coach. fB-QjfiU 38 1Q75-1Q76 TKotnetomhUj GuJiMei FRONT (L-R): Paula Deeringer, Kelly McQuirk, Birdie Fochs, Linda Budge, Lori Biegel, Holly Budge. BACK (L-R): Renee Stroh, Terry Leary, Sarah Davis, Robyn Peake, Julie Massing, Mary Beth Holloway. 40 • � « ORytruAu a ii.i Spirit of 76 - Seniors Make 'Em Beg - Freshmen - 2nd Renee, Robyn, Mary They Axed For It - Juniors - 1st We Have Not Yet Begun to Fight - Sophomores The 1975 Homecoming activity lunged into the traditional proceedings. First, the fresh- man bonfire kindled a burning spirit into everyone. Second, was the most glamorous of all activities, the crowning of the queen and her court. Candidates were freshman: Kelly McQuirk, Sarah Davis, and Roberta Fochs; sophomore - Holly Budge, Lori Bie- gel, and Mary Beth Holloway; junior - Renee Stroh, Paula Deeringer and Terry Leary; senior - Robyn Peake, Julie Massing, and Linda Budge. The queen and her court were Robyn Peake, Renee Stroh, and Mary Beth Holloway. Third, the Harlowton Engi- neers defeated the Townsend Bulldogs, 34 to 0. Juniors placed first on their float, and sophomores received first on their window. T omeoMmcj Q75-1Q76 High School Band We're Ready to Blast ’Em” - 7th Grade Stepping High for the Engi- neers Run, Rod, Run Plow 'Em Under” - 8th Grade - 3rd FRONT (L-R): Laura Schmeling. BACK (L-R): Tom Mahoney, Bob Mahoney, Bill Clements, Susan Beley, Diane Myers, Barb Hauff, Julie Fochs. FRONT (L-R): Ed Zigweid, Barb Hauff, Julie Fochs, Lori Biegel, Ray Myers, Cinda Goodell, Diane Myers, Dan Westburg. BACK (L-R): Holly Budge, Jeff Johnson, Mr. Conitz, Director, Robert Mihalo- vich, Cheryl Ostermiller, Bob Mahoney, Jodi Miller, Neil Hauff, Dave Mahoney, Tom Mahoney, Bill Clements, Brad Ness, Jim El wood, Sarah Davis, Sandra Myers. FRONT (L-R): Teri Tichenor, Mr. Conitz, Director. 2nd ROW (L-R): Cinda Goodell, Jodi Miller. THIRD ROW (L-R): Sharon Mager, Kathy Eadus, Linda Hansen, Terry Leary, Laura Schmeling. FOURTH ROW (L-R): Donna Stewart, Paula Deeringer, Jolene Scott, Rosanna Schuchard, Cheryl Mehlhoff. Diane Myers 45 This year Sadie Hawkins was held again instead of the 50's Dance which was experi- mented with last year. Pictures were taken on bales of hay with whiskey jug in hand. The marriage ceremony was performed by Preacher Schwend and little silver rings were given to the happy brides. Chosen as Daisy Mae was Lori Olson and Lil' Abner was Shane Myers. They made a sweet couple. All in all a good time was enjoyed by all. 46 FRONT TO BACK: Charles Ellison, Julie Fochs, Sweetheart, Ray Myers, Mike Tichenor, Joe Morse, Phil Koterba, Sponsor, Aubrey Miller, Treas., Rob Elwood, Dan Leary, Hank Deeringer, Vice Pres., Dave Sivertson, Kevin Day, Sec., Bob Mahoney, Tom Mahoney, Pres., Scott Reavely. Lpvp m FRONT (L-R): Julie Fochs, Treas., Holly Budge, Birdie Fochs, Cheryl Ostermiller, Bev Jamison, Karla Kardell, Lori Mahana, Madonna Fischer, Teri Tichenor, Laurie Stoll, Patti Nissen, Linda Budge, Vice Pres. 2nd ROW (L-R): Miss Inbody, Sponsor, Jodi Miller, Pam Geier, Janice Holloway, Janie Glennie, Susan Beley, Barbara Hauff, Laura Schmeling. 3rd ROW (L-R): Paula Deeringer, Robyn Peake, Mary Son- deno, Shelley Beley, Lori Biegel, Sec., Karen Cavanaugh, Juanita Stevenson, Julie Massing. 4th ROW (L-R): Terry Leary, Pres., Roxane Hunter, Renee Stroh, Lori Olson, Sarah Davis, Kelly McQuirk, Jo Coop. 47 48 FRONT (L-R): Kim Worthan, Carla Ellison, Vice Pres.; Janice Holloway, Pres.; Susan Beley, Sec.-Treas.; Laura Schmeling. BACK (L-R): Lori Olson, Cathy Ellison, Kathy Eadus, Carol Eadus, Shelley Beley, Rosanna Schuchard, Jan Hunt, Kathy Shepherd. c iwugI!;£$tcdl P enhniedto 0ni IJeak oj- 7 a (l FRONT (L-R): Diane Myers, JoAnn Bartley, Roxie Hagberg, Karen Klesalek, Lori Mahana. BACK (L-R): Mrs. Cookson, Sponsor, Susan Beley, Carla Ellison, Editor, Janice Holloway, Financial Editor, Donna Stewart, Editor, Cheryl Ostermiller, Barbara Hauff, Madonna Fischer, Terry Leary, Financial Editor. This page sponsored by on (JniuMnei yifjmij aw ffm f'Alb,cm FRONT: Robyn Peake, Diane Myers. BACK: Jim Ulrich, Julie Massing. Dave Lode, Bob Peake, Mark Daggett. 49 ROYALTY (L-R): Paula Deeringer, Princess; Courtney Sedgwick, Prom Leader; Jodi Miller, Queen; Henry Deeringer, King; Grant Morse, Prom Leader; Mark Daggett, Prince. 50 51 cdcfwLkdlp SBarufoet jm FRONT (L-R): Kevin Fochs, Julie Massing, Susan Beley, Carla Ellison, Janice Holloway. BACK (L- R): James Ulrich. Thomas Mahoney, Brad Berg, Dwain Meyer, Perry Moore. FRONT (L-R): Beth Piper, Roxie Hagberg, Roxane Hunter. BACK (L-R): Bob Peake, Mary Sondeno, Mark Daggett. 52 FRONT (L-R): Laura Schmeling, Pam Geier, Julie Fochs, Lori Biegel, Jane Glennie. BACK (L-R): Rob El wood, Edward Zigweid, Dana Scott, Robert Kardell, Barbara Hauff. FRONT (L-R): Mary Lode, Roberta Fochs, Sarah Davis. BACK (L-R): Scott Reavely. 53 R.O.T.C. (Army)---------------------------------Julie Massing Dwain Meyer R.O.T.C. (Navy)-----------------------------------------Dwain Meyer Dean Lucas Award----------------------------------------Perry Moore Russ Lode Mike Scally Betty Crocker Award-------------------------------------Kathy Shepherd Eastern Star Award--------------------------------------Susan Beley Mary Klock Memorial Scholarship-------------------------Diane Myers Key Club Scholarship-------------------------------Brad Berg Pioneer Memorial Scholarship----------------------------Kevin Fochs James Ulrich John Philip Sousa Award---------------------------------Linda Budge Kiwanis Vo-Tech Scholarship-----------------------------Kathy Shepherd Dr. Raymond and Nell Johnson Scholarship--------James Ulrich Carla Ellison, Alternate Dwain IHT - - —- - _ Diane Myers - Mary Klock Memorial Scholarship Brad Berg ship yidrttk (uJ OjificAiufuflS - Key Club Scholar - The mighty class of 1976 surveys the class will. Class Prophecy - Patty Nissen and Julie Massing. 54 Brad Berg Past President fooeknjnmt CJ)ay Dave Lode President Bob Mahoney Senator Julie Fochs Senator Mary Sondeno Secretary Bob Peake Senator Sharon Flatness Treasurer Rob Elwood Vice-President Candidates Steve Moore Senator 56 (jV b FRONT (L-R): Linda Budge, Jodi Miller, Donna Bundren. SECOND ROW (L-R): Holly Budge, Janie Glennie, Bev Jamison, Roxane Hunter, Laurie Stoll. FRONT (L-R): Tom Mahoney, Brad Ness. SECOND ROW (L-R): Jodi Miller, Ed Zigweid, Laura Schmeling, Bill Clements. THIRD ROW (L-R): Cinda Goodell, Julie Fochs, Lori Bie- gel, Barbara Hauff, Holly Budge, Diane Myers. 57 Oman FRONT (L-R): Beth Piper, Treas. , Miss Inbody, sponsor, Dave Rettke. SECOND ROW (L-R): Roxane Hunter, Vice-Pres., Carla Ellison, Pres., Lindy Nyquist. THIRD ROW (L-R): Diane Myers, Sec., Kevin Day, Pari., Mark Richter. 9 GU FRONT (L-R): Rob Elwood, Mr. Day, Sponsor, Charley McClain. BACK (L-R): Janice Holloway, Kacy Stewart, Pat Tennis. 58 FRONT (L-R): Aubrey Miller, Juanita Stevenson, Karen Cavanaugh. BACK (L-R): Steve Moore, Mrs. Carla Cerovski, sponsor, Paula Deeringer, Mary Sondeno, Donna Stewart. 59 Tuttle TahmiU o|-vf, i m0dtOu FRONT (L-R): Leah Atkinson, Jim Rosenberg, Joe Morse, Linda Budge, Cy Olson, Don Jamison, Hank Deeringer, Renee Stroh, Jim Freeser, Pari., Robyn Peake. SECOND ROW (L-R): James Ulrich, Pat Tennis, Kevin Fochs, Mike Weber, Will Lechner, Charley Hensel, Dan Dempster, Charley McClain, Rob Elwood, Sec., Dave Lode, Brad Berg, Pres. THIRD ROW (L-R): Janie Glennie, Treas., Ray Myers, Gary Cass, Russ Berg, Jeff Fetter, Kacy Stewart, Ed Dalgarno, Russ Lode, Vice- Pres., Perry Moore, Mr. Olsen, Sponsor. FRONT (L-R): Mrs. Fochs, Sponsor, Barb Hauff, Sec., Birdie Fochs, Lori Mahana, Pres. SECOND ROW (L-R): Cheryl Ostermiller, Treas., Sarah Davis, Shelley Beley, Hist., Luana Nish. THIRD ROW (L-R): Madonna Fischer, Julie Fochs, Hist., Roxie Hagberg, Vice-Pres. 60 FRONT (L-R): Charley Hensel, Janie Glennie, Pres. BACK (L-R): Will Lechner, Vice Pres., Charley McClain, Joe Morse, Janice Holloway, Sec.-Treas., Wayne Nickson, Kim Worthan, Jay Robertson, Mr. Schwend, Sponsor. FRONT (L-R): Mary Lode, Paula Deeringer, Sec. , Martha Davis. SECOND ROW (L-R): Terry Leary, Pres. , Joan Griffith, Barbara Hauff, Luana Nish, Karen Cavanaugh, La von Nish, Jolene Scott. THIRD ROW (L-R): Jo Ellen Coop, Pam Geier, Linda Budge, Vice Pres., Mary Sondeno, Rep. FOURTH ROW (L-R): Sarah Davis, Lori Biegel, Mary Holloway, Karla Kardell. FIFTH ROW (L-R): Lori Magana. SIXTH ROW (L-R): Sharon Flatness, Mrs. Cerovski, Sponsor, Bev Jamison, Robyn Peake, Renee Stroh. SEVENTH ROW (L-R): Holly Budge, Treas. Janie Glennie. 61 No matter what they say, you're okay, Alan. Come out, guys! They're not that tough! 62 Q'wk FRONT (L-R): Mr. Koterba, sponsor, Patty Murnion, Karen Sears, Hope Widdicome, Tammy Vogel, Gloria Wood, Belinda Leafty, Samantha Popp, Della Hills, Carolyn Schuchard, Mr. Galahan, sponsor. SECOND ROW (L-R): Marcella Scotson, Lynn Reavely, Susan Ridley, Barbara Myers, Gracie Womack, Kim Westburg, Lori Bundren, Marilyn Nish, Debbie Dalgarno, Gypsy Filler. THIRD ROW (L-R): Dean Cass, Kris Muggenburg, Pat Leary, David Biegel, Kevin Stoll, Steve Ness, Fritz Neighbor, Joe Leafty, Rick Seitz. FOURTH ROW (L-R): John Scally, Kevin Cavanaugh, Robert Stetson, Martin Nish, Tim Erickson, Doug Pierce, Ben Blaquiere, Dane El wood, Rich Kardell, Sam Drogetis. 6ujHtd Qwk FRONT (L-R): Kathy Westburg, Cathy Popp, Sandra Myers, Debbie Seitz, Kathy Murnion, Loma Griffith, Patti Day, Bonnie Geier, Robin Claussen, Lisa Budge, Connie Toshoff. SECOND ROW (L-R): Mr. Schwend, sponsor, Jeanna Hayden, DeAnna Burrows, Cheryl Ellison, Debbie Mahana, Susan Cass, Tammi myers, Becky Riggs, Tina Kalberg, Christine Nickson, Mr. Gliko, sponsor. THIRD ROW (L-R): Wayne Rogers, Larry Klesalek, Tim Zigweid, David Mahoney, Jeff Johnson, Robert Mihalovich, Scott Reno, Jim Elwood, Paul Ulrich, Ed Hills. FOURTH ROW (L-R): Bart Burnion, Jeff Lechner, Rob Tierney, Lonnie Dooner, Dennis Murphey, Tim Cava- naugh, John Leafty, Jess Rice, Marty Hensel. 63 WADE'S DRIVE INN RANCH AUTEL MOTEL Color Television - Air ConditioninS 1 r H “ Phones - Carpeted - J T Showers - Tubs - Family (I ' f J Units }? - 1 S Harlowton (406) 632-4396 or WHEATLAND COUNTY SHERIFF Quick Service Gift Shop and Sporting Goods MICKEY and WADE SORENSEN Harlowton, Montana 59036 Q � Local Sheriff's Department. 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BOB and MARTY DREILING CARELESS CREEK RANCH COMPANY iilu UNITED TRANSPORTATION UNION IT] HERB and BARBARA JEAN LYNN BELEY JOHNSON FORD Not the Biggest - Trying to be the Best Phone - 632-5634 PAUL P. FOCHS Shawmut, Montana MONTANA POWER COMPANY Each year, about 12,500 young Montanans are gradu- ated from the nearly 190 high schools - public and parochial - in the state. Whether they go on to college or seek work immediately, they will need electricity. KLESALEK Shawmut, Montana RANCH Power is essential to produce and maintain jobs. It also is helping to clean up the environment, produce goods and food and remove much of the drudgery from the work we all must do at home and on the job. Power is valuable. Please use it wisely. BILL TIERNEY 5M PAUL and BARBARA MARTIN Congratulations from CONTINENTAL I NATIONAL BANK Locally owned ’ ' Friendly Service and Harlowton a Member of FD1C %- aH 1 BETTY O’TOOLE BROWN'S fl fl RANCH SUPPLY lew Holland - White - Long Sales and Service c Tc? E. J. TIERNEY VE- SE WEGNER ANGUS RANCH Y JOSEPH D. r BARBARA J. PIRRIE U PIRRIE Shawmut, Montana GRAVES HOTEL [e v3J COFFEE SHOP TOT EUGENE TIERNEY and lounge 1 Harlowton's Meeting Place 7MIMFS Aarion Phone - 632-5633 Box 307 - Harlowton, Montana r a tu STEVENS | I Box 285 HEREFORD 1 I RANCH Harlowton, Montana J- MARION tL and JIM MURNION J E BAR Harlowton, Montana HARLOWTON C GARDENS A Flowers and Plants for All Occasions 632-4231 .r? m V g RAY'S Sport and Westernwear Complete Athletic Accessories Sporting Goods Harlowton, Montana Ray and Alma Hinand, Owners ■Q? TROY MOTEL Harlowton, Montana ELAINE and TIM JONES Standard Quality Feed STANDARD CHEMICAL HARRY TOAVS — Division Manager Shawmut, Montana Phone 406 - 632-4145 Mobile Phone - 406 - 467-2779 Billings Office Phone 406 - 248-3631 T.V. DOCTOR Harlowton, Montana 632-5678 TV, STEREO, AND CB SALES AND SERVICE 70 PHILLIPS 66 Harlowton, Montana JERSEY DAIRY AND HARLO CREAMERY DARIGOLD PRODUCTS Harlowton, Montana 632-5731 BOB WHEATLAND Tf j CO TEXACO fl Front End Alignment r ,c J Harlowton, Montana 632-5561 V. COZY CORNER BAR rMh] MILLER, ESTHER, TERRY, and SHARON . Drink - Snacks - Gas Lavina, Montana 636-4161 HARLOWTON LIBRARY BOARD Harlowton, Montana SHEP’S ANTIQUES ,ef ' BILL and PENNY SHEPHERD Y� L gfjLj Harlowton, Montana HARLOWTON EDUCATION ASSOCIATION CALLANT'S AG SUPERMARKET j HRHH) jP- ZQj r M Vj v'VHol wS.a pti Learning is the key to your future. Harlowton’s Largest and Finest M. A. DUTCH” CALLANT LANE'S SERVICE Lavina, Montana V.F.W. CLUB (fi ROzelle gifts Exclusive Jewelry by Sheriden uSJ W Harlowton, Montana JACK MACLEOUD Post 1551 SHEILA and MORRY WILSON •fkS K' ogkjapds We Celebrate the Past in the spirit of seventy-six There was an enormous force which strengthened the colonies, which exists today, and which has carried America through its great history. That force is know n to us all to be the Spirit of ’76.” It is a S 1 1 HI I Oh LIBERTY and the knowl- edge that one man’s freedom is more important than anything else on earth. It is the SPIRIT OF OPTI- MISM of knowing that we can always make things better — of working only for the best, and expecting only the best. It is the SPIRIT OI FRON- TIER — of not fearing to go where man has not reached. George Washington Alexander Hamilton James Madison John Hancock It is the SPIRIT OF INDIVIDUALISM — acknowledging a birthright of opportunity and freedom drawn from the strength of our fathers. Indeed the SPIRIT OF ’76” was, and is, many things, each of which has been a building block of our national greatness. Our country grew on that spirit and prospered on that spirit. When all else fails it is that spirit that will be there to guide us and keep us strong. hhhhhmmhhhbhhhhhi TO ALL BRAVE. HEALTHY. AB1.F. BODIED, AND WELL DISPOSED YOUNG MEN. tX THU NUrnUULIHOOD. W� } IIA'1 ANV ISCUXATOS TO MS IHI TlOOfl now haisnc onus GENERAL WASHINGTON. T« UII CI f Til TAKE NOTICE,