Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1961 volume:

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O'ZEOiJ'O'Z An annual is the pictorial record of special mo- mentsp moments of exhilerated excitement at a foot- ball game, of intellectual fatigue near semester ex- ams, of careless freedom at 3:45 Friday, and of sat- isfaction at the aWard's assembly. We, the staff of this Vigilante, hope We have included the important and eliminated the unneces- sary. We feel the beauty of our state has been an intrinsic part in the development of our character: that the ephemeral moods and expressions of our land have become a personal possession for each of us. For this reason We have chosen Montana as our theme. Mighty, Majestic, Magnetically Appealing, a poem by George W. McVey, excellently pictures the scenic wonders one wishes to remember. This quality has made us choose this writing as the basis of our theme. THE 1961 VIGILANTE STAFF 'Un 95:-Lcficczfion U This year's annual is dedicated to a man every- one who attends Helena High knows . . . Chuck Iohnson, past Math and Chemistry teacher, Frosh coach, Intramural director, present assistant princi- pal, and friend of all. Mr. Iohnson has spent much of his life as aschool official or teacher and has en- joyed his work. Anyone who has any sort of prob- lem can usually be found seeking the consolation of Mr. Iohnson. So it is that we of the Vigilante staff dedicate this 1961 Annual to a man We greatly ad- mire. PAGE THREE MIGHTY, MAJESTIC, s one of the biggest copper piles, itjs one of llze biggest lumber piles. s ll nzillion sacks of sugar. s potentially llll, biggest liwlroeleclrie 1llIIl'l'I'lI0llS8 in the zrorlrl. s n silver rlollnr. s one state west of lllf' zlivizle flllfl one state' l?flXl of Ille fliuirle. 1l,'illL Ellllllrgll nzulerinl left over In nmke a llzirfl sizzle. llmrlnlnl is Robbefs Roost: ifs Vigi- l,llllIIlII6I'. llfs the zvorlrfs largest spring frfnn 1l7lIflClL flows the nziglzly Missouri rznrl turbulent Columbia. Montana is Fort Peelf. llze largest Cllflll- fill tlanz in llze uforlzl. lt's a Cattle rnnclz with llze front gate llzfirty miles from the front porelz. llls a rorleug ills a rlufle ranelz. llgs Olrl Fuitlrful, it's Gunsight l'eal', ills Going-to-llze-Sun Highway. lwlllllllllfl is Cvllllfllf-Y Russell. lfs tlle Richest llill on eurtlzg it's Lust Chance Guleli. ll,s a fifty-llronsflnrl mile trout SlI'l'IIIII. lwtlllrlllllll is tlflareus Daly looking into llze earllr nnrl seeing billions of rlul- Jars in copper. ' -M t ,iff ' if J Q .1 MAGNETICALLY APPEALING . .. Montana is Big Hole Basin with ten Ihousancl haystachs. lllonlana is a jewel-lilfe mountain lake. Montana is a miner, a cowboy, a lum- berjach, a farmer, a clznle rancher, an lnrlian, a cattle baron, a Vigilante, a roazl agent, a far lrapper, a banker, an oil rlriller, an engineer, an artist, fl solrlier, II lIlI.lli0l1lIll'C. Montana is a pine tree: Montana is a ful steer. Montana is a gold mine, I1 silver mine, a copper mine, a zinc niine, a manga- nese mine, a learl niine. Montana is a ghost town. lt's Grasshopper Glacier, ifs Yellow- stone Park, it's Glacier Park. Montana is a church spire. Itys a school. llls a boy with a rlog anal a fishing rofl. Montana is a scenic it's a cano, ilfs n geyser, ifs IFS a Cherry tree, an ' Ialo, a mzistarfl lovely flower. Montana is all some. Ifs jaw ff' M 1 -1 A . A' ' es 3 Q r A ar A- 1 t. -, W 'V V L, my 1, . xr? , 1 L A . ,A f .g ,r . W ,ji'f A if ki' K, TABLE OF CGNTENTS Seniors 7 Juniors 45 So phomores 5 7 Faculty 69 Royalty 79 Foreign Exchange 85 Activities 89 Sports 121 Advertisement 15 7 Index 177 SENIORS 25. QQ' ?AGE EIGHT SENIOR BOARD Front row. left to right: Larry Gallagher. Bill Roberts, Betty Rude. Sully Kind. Rich Atkins. Chuck Green. Back row: Miss Marierrison, Sande Wilson. Brad Strat- ton. Ierry O'Neal, Butch Nachtsheim. Pete Lanthorn. lim Backstrom, Mrs. Sinclair. The Senior Board is the governing body of the Senior class. Through its cooperative efforts the Senior class provided a hilar- ious evening of entertainment in the form of the Senior Barn Dance. The Senior Banquet Was another of their accomplishments. Their untiring dedication to the class was rewarded by a very successful Senior year. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS f :?'F is Mary Marierrison ISC!! 5iI'lClG3l' SENICDR CLASS CFFICERS Secretary: Bill Roberts, Treasurer: Peter Lanthorn, Representative. Russ Williams, President: Butch Naichshoim, Vice President: Sully Kind, CLASS HISTORY Upon entering the halls of HHS, the Class of '61 was set for three big years of success and leadership. Under the guidance of our outstanding officers, Dru Dougherty, Art Hulett, Karen Baucus, Ilene Barney, and Peter Lanthorn, our class began to pave its Way to a successful future. The sophomore dance Magic Moments, sparkled with success. Ours had the biggest turn out of any sophomore dance held at HHS. Emme Austin and Shirley Hart got many admiring stares from envious juniors and seniors at the Vigilante Coronation. The athletic ability of the class was represented by varsity players Ken Leland, Chuck Green, and lim Whipple. Our class, also, boasted ten girls to be accepted in club, an achievement seldom obtained by a sophomore. As Iuniors, we continued our outstanding record of accomplishments. Ours was the first class to participate in the American Field Service program. Dru Dougherty was selected to represent the United States in Argentina. Mary Kay McEacheron spent the summer in Germany. The fabulous Iunior Prom unfolded all the splendor of Arabian Nights. Everyone formed a procession behind our officersp lim Whipple, Peter Lan- thorn, Shirley Hart, Marilyn Gibson, and Russ Williams, for the Grand March. We were Well represented at Girls' State by the many abilities of Karen Baucus, Nicole Eveland, and Mary Lou Bieri. Iudy Buckland and Nikki Eveland dazzeled the spectators at the coro- nation. We were proud of our glittering candidates. The wild and Woolly Senior Barn Dance was a tremendous kickoff for our last year. Butch Nachtsheim was crowned Queen Bruceve after competing with Western beauties Char Rudio, Connie Bardon, and Sally Neath. Of our three beautiful queen candidates, Emme Austin, Nikki Eveland, Claudia Cartens, Emme Austin was crowned. A regal personality, Emme ruled the school for a year and a day with charm and efficiency. Karen McKindree and Zigmundt Smigaj were finalists in the National Merit tests, truly an honor for our class. Thanks go to our officers, Russ Williams, Butch Natchsheim, Sally Kind, Bill Roberts, and Peter Lanthorn, for making this last year the best ever. , Our excellent Honor Roll and our accomplishments in all fields labels us as being an exceptional classy a class that HHS Will miss. We will miss HHS, also. PAGE NINE PAGE TEN HONOR RCLL CTCP limi Dru Dougherty Iudy Martinson Dennis Haley Ioyce Iorgenson Karen Baucus Zigrnunt Srnigaj Terry Cloud Carrolle Liedle Charlene Watters Sally Kind Dennis Buswell Lloyd Bishop Frances Meiia Edward Mantel Mary Lou Wolstein Peter Lanthorn Quentin Schroeter Ronald Merritt Mike Healy Claudia Carstens Patricia Wright Sharen VanNoy Nancy Perry Lynn Brackman Kathy Rant Audrey Robinson Donna Ienkins Iudy Buckland Andy Utick Linda Phillips un, Q. SCHQLARSI-llPS AND AWARDS Dennis Haley ....... .......... C arroll Scholarship awarded to a top ranking Iudy Martinson .ss. ......... Iudy Standley .....,... Zig Smigaj .t,Y,, Karen McKindree Catholic boy, Montana University scholarship. Carroll scholarship awarded to a top ranking Catholic girl, S450 Montana University scholarship, state winner l96O Science Fair and delegate to to the National Science Fair. .........Winner of the Betty Crocker test. ,, ,i,Finalist in the National Merit test. ,,.,...,Finalist in the National Merit test. The top ten students receive a S450 scholarship to Montana State University. DRU DOUGHERTY Scholastic Average 5.00 SALUTATCRIAN An industrious and brilliant student, Iudy, has accomplished much during her high school years. An avid scientist, she is the proud Winner of the H1960 State Science Fair. She placed third in the National Science Fair. Iudy is a talented violinist. She plays in the school orchestra and has received high ratings at the state music meets. Iudy, also, is in Student Council, Honor Society, Latin Club, Science Club, and Pep Club. VALEDICTORIAN Erudite Dru Dougherty should be proud ot his school record. That he maintained a 5.00 average labels him an outstanding student. That he was a Class President, Rotary representative, and a Foreign Ex- change student, points to his leadership qualities and to his magnetic personality. That he was a member of Honor Society, Latin Club, and the Forensic League, shows him to be versatile. This unusual record could only be the product ot an exceptional person-and Dru Dougherty is one. JUDY MARTINSON Scholastic Average 4.933 PAGE ELEVEN My W j. ALBRIGHT, IULIA Thespians 3. What Next: Col- lege, Boise, Idaho. ARONEN, SHARON KSHARRYJ Honor Society 4, Thespians 4, tCorresponding S e c r e taryb, F.H.A. tVice Pres. and Record- ing Sec.l 3, G.A.A. 2-3, French Club 4. What Next: College, Montana State University, English Teacher. -QW- 49' AYRES, CHRISTOPHER ILEND Intramural Athletics 2-3-4, Aeronautics 3-4. What Next: Navy, Mechanics. PAGE TWELVE ANDERSON, ARLEE Executive Board 4, Student Coun- cil 4, 3-7-77's 3-4, Girls H-Club 2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Vigi- lante Staff 4, G.A.A. tVice Pres.l 2-3-4, Ski Club 2-3-4. What Next: College, Montana State Univer- sity, Liberal Arts. ATKINS, RICHARD IRICHJ Student Council 2-3, 3-7-77's 2-3- 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Rotary Rep- resentative 4, Intramural Ath- letics 2. What Next: College, Montana State University, Law Enforcement. BACKSTRSDIZS, IAMES Wrestling 2-3-4, Football 2, Track 2-4, Intramural Athletics 2-3-4, Ski Club 4, Aeronautics 4, Ixyigi- ext: lante Parade 3-4. What Seattle Technical School, Auto Mechanics. ,- ANDERSON, MILTON KMICKD Boy's I-I-Club 3-4, Football 3-4, Basketball 3. What Next: Col- lege, Montana State University, Business Administration. ANDREASON, PATRICIA QPATJ Student Council 3. What Next: Beauty College, Beautician, Los Angeles, California. ATLAS, COURTNEY College, Business BAHNSEN, IOAN Twirlers 3-4, Girl's H-Club 3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Pep Club 4. What Next: Office Work. AUSTIN, EMMA tEMl G.A.A. 2-3-4, Girl's H-Club 4, Twirlers 2, Cheerleaders 3-4, Cheer Queen 4, Princess Vigi- lante 2, Queen Vigilante 4. What Next: Montana State University, Elementary Teacher. z MR ' V . - . 4 2 ' - ff i ' I -fd - BALLARD, GEORGE KGEORGEJ Aeronautics 3-4, Philharmonic 2-3, Boy's Ensemble 2, Movie Oper- ators 2, lntramural Athletics 2, Boy's Octet 3. What Next: Army. l I s n S BARDON, CONNIE ICONNIEJ Student Council 4, Nugget Staff 3, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Pep Club 4. What Next: Montana State College, Secondary Teach- mg. BEAVER, PI-IYLLIS ANN lFEEl G.A.A. 2, F.l-LA. 3-4. What Next: Secretary. BARNES, BONITA IEAN CBONNIEJ Nugget Stott 2, G.A.A. 3, Art Club 2-3-4, Pep Club 4. What Next: Western Montana College of Education, Dillon, Elementary teaching. C .W W BARNEY, ILEEN MARIE IBARNEYJ 3-7-77's 3-4, Girl's H-Club 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, President 4: Class Treasurer 2, D.A.R. Girl. What Next: Montana State College, Bozeman, Medical Technology. A,-Q M,-wv .pw W BENIAMIN, PAYE BERG, RODNEY DENNIS QBENIIJ KRODJ Vigilante Parade 2-3-4. What Intramural 2-3-4. What Next: Col- Next: Work. , ... .-. . .. lege. K-3' BAUCUS, KAREN IEAN Class Officer CSec.J 2, Latin Club 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2, Phil- harmonic 3-4, Mixed Ensemble 3-4, Honor Society tTreas.J 3- 4, Girl's State 3, French Club tPres.J 3-4, Forensic League 2. What Next: Scripps College. 6 BIERI, MARILYN LOUISE KLOUIEJ Executive Board 4, Class Ot- ticer 2-3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Girl's State 4, Poetry Club 4. What Next: College, Foreign Counsular Work. 1 N 1 .., im' . up . V2 N-7' BISHOP, LLOYDE KAREN Honor Society 4, Quill G Scroll fSec.J 3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Span- ish Club 3-4, Pep Club 4, Nug- get Reporter 3. What Next: Mon- tana State University. BLAKELY. BARBARA KAY QBLACKJ G.A.A. 2-3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Stu- dent Council 4, Art Club 3-4. What Next: Montana State Uni- versity. BLEVINS, DARREL LEE Football 2-3-4, Boy's H-Club 3-4. what Next: Montana State Col- ege. BOMPART, PAMELA RUTH Honor Society 3-4, Forensic League 3-4, Science Club fPres.l 2-3-4, Ski Club 2, Chess Club 4, 4-H Club. What Next: College. PAGE THIRTEEN BOMPART, IAMES LEWIS V tlIMl I Forensic League 4, Thespians 4. What Next: Montana State University. BRACKMAN. LYNNE SUZANNE AFS Candidate, Honor So- ciety 3-4, Thespians, tPres.l 3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Phil- harmonic 3-4, Girl's Ensemble 4, Latin Club 4, French Club 4, Ski Club 4, Tumbling Team 1-2-3. What Next: Colorado Women's College. S A 5 ig.,-. T ,pas- 'wf 4 Nxt 1. 1 BROWN, DON SCOTT Boy's H-Club 3-4, Wrestling 2-3, Track Manager 2-3, In- tramural Athletics 2, Aero- nautics 3. What Next: Mon- tana State College. PAGE FOURTEEN BOULEY, IAMES ARTHUR KIIMERJ Aeronautics 4, Philharmonic 4, Intramural Athletics 2-3-4. What Next: Northern Montana College. ....,,.Y 'MVN' BRANDT, BARNEY A. Boy's H-Club 2-3-4, Basketball 2- 3-4, Football 2-3-4, Track 2-3, Student Council 3, Philharmonic 2. What Next: College. Montana State BROWN, WILLIAM ASHLOCK IBILLD Philharmonic 3-4, Ski Club 2-3, Movie Operators 2-3-4, Art Club 2-3-4, Intramural Athletics 2-3. What Next: Montana State Col- lege. iv F3wffulMzMSk 5 'E BOWERS, IERRY CHARLES Band 2-3-4, High School Bowling Team. What Next: Montana State University, Music. BRENT, MARY CAROLE Latin Club 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Chorus 4, Pep Club 4. What Next: Carroll College, Teaching. BROWNING, MICHAEL LYNN Nugget Staff 4, Vigilante Staff 4. What Next: Montana State Uni- versity, Writer. BOWERS, MARY IANINE , mmm , Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 3-4. What Next: Montana State College, Home Economist. '37 BROWN, KENDA DAIL KKENNYJ Latin Club 2, Russian Club 4. BUCKLAND, IUDITH IOSEPHINE tIUDYl Honor Society 3-4, Girl's H-Club 3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Pep Club, tVice Pres.J 4, Twirler 2-3. G.A.A. 2-3-4, Princess Vigilante Cand. 3, Girl's State Alternate 3. What Next: Montana State University. BUDKE, PAMELA IEANNE QPAMI Twirlers 2-3-4, Philharmonic 2-3, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Girl's H-Club 4, Head Flag, 4. What Next: Mon- tana State University. CONVER. 'g.?hC?THY EARL Boy's H-Club tSec.J 2-3-4, Wrestl- ing 2-3-4. What Next: Montana State University. CHANEY. KENNETH WILLIAM Quill and Scroll 3-4, Thespians 3-4, Philharmonic 2-3-4, Intra- mural Athletics 2. What Next: Eastern Montana College. BUOR, M. CAROL QBOOD 3-7-77's tSec.l 3-4, Student Coun- cil 3, Quill and Scroll lTreas.J 3-4, French Club 4, Nugget Statt 3, C1.A.A. 2-3-4, Art Club 2. What Next: Central Washington Col- lege of Education. 'NY --.f-.gg M, CARLSON, EDITH ROSE Girl's H-Club 3-4, G.A.A, Scribe 2-3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Student Council 4. What Next: Montana State College, Interior Design. it 4. V, 2. ,,, 'f 1-'eff' pf ---: . .t 1 . cnAm:roN. PAYE DIANE r.H.A. 2-3-4, X t max 'iff' BURGESS. MBIVIES DARYI. Student Council Alt. 4, Band 2- 3-4, Intramural Athletics 2-3. What Next: College. i el- CALLAWAY, PHYLLIS ANN Office Staff 3, Pep Club 4, Art Club 4, Vigilante Parade 2-3-4. What Next: Kinman Business University. W. dw ...- we 'Wt nv CARPENTER, MARGARET DIANA F.l-l.A. 2, G.A.A. 2. What Next: Links Business College. CI-IURCHWELL, DIANE GLADUS Latin Club 2-3-4, Girl's H-Club 3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4. What Next: Northern Montana College. CARSTENS, CLAUDIA IEAN Honor Society 4, Queen Vigi- lante Candidate 4, Philhar- monic 4, Girl's Ensemble 4, G.A.A. 3-4. What Next: Mon- tana State College. 3912 CI-IRISTISON, IERRY LEE QCHRISJ Library Club 2-3-4, Nugget Staff 4, Philharmonic 3. What Next: Pepperdine College. PAGE FIFTEEN CLARK, RICHARD ALAN Student Council 4, Boy's H- Club 3-4, Wrestling 2-3-4, Movie Operators 2-3-4, Foot- ball 2. What Next: Army Re- serve. CROSS. CONNIE CAROL Girl's H-Club, G.A.A. 4, Ex- ecutive Board 4, Nugget Staff 4, Orchestra 2, Rainbow. What Next: Montana State College, Nursing. DEHART, BETTY MAXINE GA.A. 2-3-4, F.H.A. 3, Span- ish Club 3, Office Staff 4. Vt hat Next: Secretary. PAGE SIXTEEN COBB. HANNAH IOSEPHINE fHANl F.H.A. 2-3-4, Movie Operators 3-4, Nugget Staff 3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Office Staft 4. What Next: Col- lege, Psychology. CULBERTSON, LINDA PAYE Nugget Staff 4. G.A.A. 2-3-4, What Next: College. DE LA PENO, RAMON Exchange student from Saltillo, Coah Mexico. ln Mexico, Sec. ot Student Body. ln HHS, Spanish Club. What Next: Universidae de Monterrey, Mexico. COLLINGS, VANDA LEE QVOOKAI G.A.A. 2-3-4, Philharmonic 2-3, Mixed Ensemble 3, Pep Club 4. Tlvlhat Next: Montana State Col- ege. ,IW 'QP DALY, MARGARET IEAN QPENNYJ Twirlers 3-4, G.A.A. 2. l -f W'?. . t . , lf ,Wits i .ZZ , .... T DICKGRABER. WILLIAM ROSS KBILLD Art Club, Intramural Athletics 3. What Next: College, Artist. i CROMEENES, WALTER ROY CWALTJ Student Council 2-3, Aeronautics 3, Track 2-3, Wrestling 2, Art Club 4. What Next: Navy. DAVIS, DONNA MARIE Student Council 4, Girl's H-Club 3-4, F.H.A. Z, G.A.A. 2-3-4. What Next: Bozeman, Teacher. wh. DIETRICH, DIANE DELORES F.H.A. 2-3, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Gir1's H-Club 4, Band 2-3-4. What Next: Montana State University. DION. MARCIA SHAW 3-7-77's 4, Gir1's H-Club 3-4, Ski Club 2-4, Forensic League 2. What Next: College. DOVE, CHARLES EUGENE CCHUCIO Boy's H-Club 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3, In- tramural Athletics 2-3-4, Student Council 3, Art Club 2. What Next: Navy. I t A i i l EVELAND, NICOLE FARHAR QNIKKIJ Princess Vigilante Candidate 3, Queen Vigilante Candidate 4, F.H.A. Pres. 2-3, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Gir1's State 3, Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Iunior Top lO 3, Sophomore Board 2. What Next: Montana State University. DOLIN. ICE H. Aeronautics 4, Intramural Ath- letics 2-3-4. What Next: Service. Ji.. IEW? -s 'S 1 s 4 DUFFIELD, WARREN PHILLIP CDUFFIEJ Areonautics 2-3-4. A ., gtg -Q .-1 :tsl- i it 'LM-.,-e. J , X... 'S 2 FARNAM. DIANNE IAUNITA Girl's H-Club, G.A.A. 2-3-4. What Next: University of Arizona. ii DOUGHERTY. DRU JOSE Honor Society 3-4, Latin Club 2- 3-4, Rotar Representative 4, Class Presidfent 2, Forensic League 2, Foreign Exchange Student to Argentina. What Next: College. DUNLOP. WILLIAM EUGENE KBILIJ Movie Operator 4, Aeronautics 3- 4. What Next: RCA Tec School. DOUGHERTY. IOANNE gligilante Parade 2-3-4, F.H.A. ENGEH, SHARON E. CSI-IERRIEJ Honor Society 4, Girl's Quar- tet 4, Mixed Ensemble 3-4, Philharmonic 3-4, Chorus 2. What Next: Montana State University. FINLEY, MIKE Track 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Wrestling 4. What Next: Navy. FINSTAD, GERALDINE IEAN UEREI Student Council 4, Girl's H- Club 3-4, F.H.A. 2, G.A.A. 2- 3-4. What Next: Secretary. PAGE SEVENTEEN 'S' FLETCHER. GILBERT IESS KPROXIEJ Student Council 2-3, Intra- mural Athletics 2-4, Science Club 4, Chess Club 4, Viqi- lante Car Club 4. What Next: College. FROST. NATA CLAIR INADERJ Cheerleader 3-4, Student Council 3, Executive Board 3, French Club 3-4, G.A.A. 2-3- 4, Art Club 2-4. What Next: Montana State College, In- terior Decoration. GIBBS. HATTIE LUELLA KLUEI Chorus, Band 2-3, Twirlers 3, F.H.A. 2. What Next: North- west Bible College. PAGE EIGHTEEN FLINT, BONNIE ARLENE QFLINTERJ Executive Board 3, Class Officer 2, Twirler 3-4, G.A,A. 2-3-4. What Next: College, Interior Decoration. FOLSOM. ALLEN GAMES, Vigilante Parade 2-3-4. t GALLAGHER. LAWRENCE ILARRYJ Boy's H-Club 4, Nuqqet Staff 4, Football 4, Rotary Representative 4, Boy's State Alternate 4, Queen- Princess Manager 4, T.A.P. 2-3- 4. What Next: Gonzaga Univer- sity. GIBSON. CAROLYN DARLENE G.A.A. 2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, Girl's H-Club 3-4, Student Council 3. iwhat Next: Montana State Col- eqe. GALLOWAY IANIE tlcml Student Council Alternate 4, Girl's H-Club 4, G.A.A. 3-4. What Next: Work. ,purse wi GIBSON. MARILYN GAII. Class Officer 3, Honor Society 4, Girl's H-Club 3-4, Quill and Scroll 3, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Band Sec. 2-3-4, Russian Club 4, What Next: Montana State College. FOURNIER. RICHARD QMELVINJ Philharmonic 4, Rifle Club 4, Track 2-3. What Next: Navy. fri' Q ,Z l.,,,...f X . 35 is . GALLAWAY. LENORE Student Council 2, Girl's H-Club 4, 4-H 3-4. What Next: Carroll. 415 GOODALE, SHIRLEY IEAN KDINGYJ Girl's H-Club 4, Pep Club 4. What Next: Secretary. GREEN. CHARLES DEE KCI-IUCKJ 3-7-77's 2-3-4, Boy's H-Club 2-3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Football 2-3-4, Track 3-4, Boy's State 4, Wrestl- ing 2-3-4. What Next: College. HAMER. IUDI EDNA ti-IAMESD F.A.A. 2-3-4, Movie Operator 4, G.A.A. 2-3. What Next: Beauty College, Spokane. I-IAZEN CATHERINE MARIE CKAYD F.I-LA. 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2-3, Band 2- 3-4. What Next: Work. POLICH. IUDY ANN F.l-LA. 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2. What Next: Beautician. HARDING, ROBERT C. KBOBI Thespians 4. What Next: College. -, , ,, R, l i I t HEALY, MIKE IAMES Boy's State 3, Student Council 2, Class Officer 2, Wrestling 2, Latin Club 3, Honor Society 3-4, Forensic League 2, Science Club 2. What Next: College. I-IALEY. DENNIS RICHARD Honor Society Vice Pres. 3-4, Russian Club Pres. 4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Student Council 2, Intra- mural Athletics 2-3-4. What Next: College, Engineering. 43 HARRIS. TERRY ROBERT KTERI Aeronautics 3-4, Intramural Ath- letics 2-3-4, Wrestling 3, Football 4, Movie Operator 2-3-4. What Next: Northwest Technical In- stitute. if . g is -- t .X sw . .ai-- ' . z t ' 2 .t 3 i it 1:5-zgug.-,gg-3535- 1-:5 2- '- 4' 51 sasgg itgt gif HENDRIX. RANDALL I. tRandyJ Student Council 3, Track 2-3, ln- tramural Athletics 2-3-4. What Next: Carroll College. M 'T'-T3 HALL, NORMA ANN INORMJ Quill and Scroll 3-4, Nugget Staff 3, G.A.A. 2-3, Oltice Staff 3, F.H.A. 2. What Next: College, Dillon, Teaching. HART, SHIRLEY GAYLE KSHIRLJ Twirler 2-3-4, 3-7-77's 3-4, Class Sec. 3, Princess Vigi- lante Cand. 2, Girl's l-l-Club 3-4, Student Council 4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Pep Club 4. What Next: College. 176'- iff' Q s Mei HOWARD, IUDY MARIORIE F.H.A. 2-3, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Ski Club 4, Girl's H-Club. What Next: Montana State College. PAGE NINETEEN -5? Y . i - A GRIFFITH, IEAN MORRINE Student Council 2, Vigilante Parade 2-3-4. IENKINS. DONNA G.A.A. 2-3-4, Honor Society 4, French Club 3-4. 'sr X 'ff' ..-I., if t . Y ' .1 tt hgh it t X i X FA .5 wi' ? HIBLER, RICHARD Vigilante Parade. F. ....... ,. ........ . . ,I HULETT. ARTHUR MORGAN QARTD Executive Board 4, 3-7-77's 2-3-4, Honor Society Z-3-4, Boy's H-Club 3-4, Forensic League 2, Football 3-4, Track 3-4, Rotary Representa- tive 4, Boy's State 3, Latin Club 344, Student Council 3, Class Of- ficer 2. What Next: College. 51' We-4 vtvfv -om,--v IANES. ROBERT DENNIS 1 QBOBD Boy's H-Club 3-4, Football 2-3-4, Wrestling 3, Track 2-344, Student Council 2-3-4. What Next: Mon- tana State University. ,K .fm .. cc mv... ,..... IOHNSON, DON LEONARD IOHNSON. MARILYN SUE IOHNSON, RAYMOND Vigilante Parade 2-3-4. Chorus 3. What Next: Business ARTHUR College. Wrestling 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4. What tv vm 'X weft! ' T864 YN., A ...nm ' A we HQWWM E ll'i7:7?t rf W ,gist any dt? :sit , wtf.,-sq-gggiq' -, ,,t.xjf J, ,zzf C , -iilzfiil 'tal Q. 5:2 ' L' ' ls . - ' Q. 322.333 H ET .,L1gtL2.133 . z . :tw:5Z::14' ':55 .:...2',.,,, 5 Q Y V' A155 3 I U M W ' . . 'iii-ts, . ' 'W W ,,t. :...i1k. r DSN n g. f .... f i... ' 'EEWEY1 15 5I?'7'Q.l.f-fft.,,' ' - 'wi Q3-5-Ii' V Q . . -9.3, ,yi 423. Si.,:ii..3fSRL 3 i 5 fm ftf3' ff z IORGENSEN, IOYCE KARMA KANE. BYRON DANIEL Honor Society 4, Band 2-3-4, Pres. of Band 4, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3, Chorus 4, Wrestling 4. What Next: Service. Spanish Club 3, Gir1's State 3. What Next: College. PAGE TWENTY KEENAN, LORETO DEVON QPEE WEEI Girl's H-Club 4, Thespians 4, F.H.A. 3, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Nugget Staff 4. What Next: Work. Next: Montana State University. ,Ama KENNAUGH. RONNIE ERNEST IRON! Vigilnate Parade 2-3-4. What Next: Marines. 011' E A f 't f .ff 4 'tw-taxis, KUNNARY. CLIFFORD FREDICK Class Treasurer 2, Intramural Athletics 3-4. What Next: Navy. E M' f LARSON, LAURA LEA KLARTEHJ Library Club 3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Nugget Staff 4. What Next: U. of California. v KIND, SARA MAUREEN KSALLYJ Honor Society 4, Class Secretary 4, Student Council 3, Latin Club 3-4, Twirlers 2-3-4, Art Club 2-3, G.A.A. 2. What Next: Montana State University. ,...--..,....... .....-.-.c,....,....-.. ,.,..- . , LAY, DAVID ALLEN CDAVEJ Philharmonic CPres.J 2-3-4, Mixed Ensemble 3. What Next: Montana State University. LAMPING. LINDA II-IAN KLIND G.A.A. 4, Vigilante Parade 2-3- 4. What Next: Work. LEWIS. WILLIAM IOHN Boy's H-Club 2-3-4, Wrestling 2- 3-4, Track 2-3, Student Council 3, Vigilante Car Club 4. What Next: Montana State University. I i E 'UP' LEWIS PATRICIA ANN KPATJ G.A.A. 2-4, Band 2-3-4, Spanish Club 4. What Next: Montana State College. LIEDLE. CARROLLE ANN -s Y- . I t 'N ... A ' X ' f-1 K K , X Q 4 'Xl' iz, ' 4 X 'f 5 -a ., -5 ,x , .3- . 'tu . f zfrj ,EM my t it . 9 fl ' ., ff , . . .. . 1. if ' v . LIEDLE, SHARIN M. Honor Society 3-4, Philharmonic Vigilante Parade 2-3-4. What 3-4, Girl's Ensemble 2, Chorus 2, Next: Work. French Club 3-4, Latin Club 2- 3-4. What Next: Montana State University. fait, LANTHORN. PETER WILLIAM KPEDROJ Executive Board 2-4, Class Rep., Vice Pres., Rep., Nugget Staff Asst. Editor 4, Student Council 2, Honor Society 3-4, Boy's State 3, Oueen-Prin- cess Manager 4, Spanish Club 3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Ski Club 4. What Next: Carroll College. LELAND, KEN CONRAD QLELED Basketball 2-3-4, Football 2- 3-4, Track 2-3, Boy's H-Club 3-4, Office Staff 2. What Next: College. Q? LITTLE. RUSSELL Honor Society 4, Ski Team 2- 3-4, Boy's H-Club 3-4, French Club 4, Ski Club 3-4, Forensic League 2-3, Track 3. What Next: Dartmouth. PAGE TWENTY-ONE LONG, IULIE ANN LONGFELLOW, DENISE LEE Girl's H-Club Scribe 3-4, Hon- F.l-LA. 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Span- or Society 4, Student Coun- cil 4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Orchestra 2, Ski Club 2-3-4, French Club 4, Art Club 2-3. What Next: Montana State College. MADDOX. SHARON LYNNE Nugget Staff 3-4, Quill cmd Scroll 3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Phil- harmonic 3, Chorus 2, Mixed Ensemble 2, Girl's Ensemble 2, Science Fair. 2, F.H.A. What Next: Montana State University. MAYER, JEAN LOUISE , asm Twirler, Head Majorette 2-3- 4, Student Council 3, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Ski Club 4, Pep Club 4. What Next: Northern Montana College. PAGE TWENTY-TWO ish Club 3-4. MANTEL, EDZQSRD WILLIAM Honor Society 3-4, Spanish Nice Pres.l 4. What Next: St. Paul Bible College, Ministry. '33 MCCARL, CLAUDIA, IEAN F.H.A. 2-3-4. What Next : Mon- tana State College. LONGMAID, SHERRY ANN G.A.A. 2-3-4, Philharmonic 4, Chorus 3-4, Bowling. What Next: College. MARTIN, LILA MAE KLEEI Chorus 2-3-4. What Next: Typist MCEACHERON, MARY KATHERINE IMARY KAYI A.F,S. Student, Honor Society 3- 4, Twirler 2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 2-3-4, Girl's H-Club 2-3-4, Ski Club 2-3-4, Russian Club 4, G,A.A. 2- 3-4. What Next: Montana State College. LUNDBORG, BETTY LOU Girl's H-Club 3-4, F.H.A. 2, Twirl- er 4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Office Staff 3, Spanish Club 3. What Next: Mon- tana State University. if X. MARTINSON, IUDITH MICHAEL UUDYJ Latin Club Z-3-4, Student Council 2, State Science Fair Winner l-3, National Science Fair Delegate 3, Science Club 4, Honor Society 3- 4, Orchestra 2-3, Pep Club 4. What Next: Stanford University. 'G' MCKINDREE, KAREN SUE Latin Club 2-3-4, Honor Society 3-4, French Club 4, F.H.A. ITreas.l 3-4, Art Club tTreas.J 4. What Next: College. MECREDY, DOLORES IEAN KDOLLYJ Girl's Ensemble 2-4, Chorus 3-4, Spanish Club 4, Russian 4, Quill and Scroll 4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, P.H.A. 2, All State Choir 3-4, Philharmon- ic -4. pus. J '1j,,,, MEIIA, FRANCES BRACKEN IFRANKIEJ G.A.A. 2-3-4, Student Council 3, Honor Society 4, Latin Club 2-3- 4, Girl's Ensemble 2, Spanish Club Sec. 3-4, Art Club. What Next: Ray Vogue Schools. ......., 3 -c , - . X, . .:- J - 1 ,, ,P-wx wg' i ' f H ff' get wr- . 5. s.,....... W MERCER. RONALD STANLEY KMERCJ W 3' . if t ft N7 fw , N ii 5 ,fi Y ,f k MERRITT, RONALD GEORGE QRONl Band 2-3, Intramural Athletics 2. Honor Society 4, Band 2-3-4. What What Next: Montana State Col- leqe. MIKSCH, MARY I0 Student Council 3-4, G.A.A. 2-3- 4, F.H.A. 3-4. What Next: Car- roll College. Next: Montana State College. .gui WAN MILLER, LAWRENCE A. CLARRYD Vigilante Parade 3-4. MENDEZ, IUANA MARIE ,vzfis MELBY. CAROL JEAN UOHNNIEI Girl's H-Club 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2 Spanish Club 3-4. What Next: 3-4, Pep Club 4. What Next Carroll College. Sheridan Business College. T V. ,... ,W .... - ........ ...- --. ..,,. L E Q, 45 5 :Ami MERRITT. IAY KENNETH Student Council 3, Aeronautics 3. What Next: Montana State Col- eqe. 2 tgiufi' ss., L .asw- st . amp- t - kg , . ..,... ., lf-If MERTZ, SYLVIA SUE CSYLVIAJ Chorus 3, Philharmonic 4 Girl's Ensemble 3. What Next Montana State College. 1 MILLER. ROBERTA MAE MILLER. RONALD IOSEPH IBOBBIEJ QRONNIEI Office Staff 4. What Next: Kin- Intramural Athletics 3, What man Business University. Next: Carpenter. PAGE TWENTY-THREE A ITL - zz' .iv , A 4 - is ll'-2 'f-'ft ..,. HX it , if ,iff -1 S MILLIRON,t:::5ARA Il-IAN Vigilante Parade 3-4. What Next: Work. MOORE. TOM A. Forensic League 4, Track 2, Russian Club 4. What Next: University of California. mea gg 5 in 5.5 4 5 i ml A 4 -, 3 if MILLS. LOUISE noss QLULUD Movie Operator 2-3-4, G.A.A. 3. what Next: Montana State Col- ege. MOORE, MARY LUETTA Band 2-3-4. What Next: Work. tv. . K. . il . in mmT'f:.i4 f45' lg X rf, -3:5 . gf 4 ,V V' f. .Q MORTIEAU, RICHARD MOSS, ROBERT HAROLD WILLIAM KMORTI Poetry Club Pres. 4, French Club Vigilante Parade 3-4. What 3-4, Forensic League 3-4, Thes- Next: Work. pians 4, Philharmonic 2. What PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Next: College. MILOT, DAVE E. CFRITZ KILSLINGERD Boy's H-Club 4, Football 3-4, Track 3, Band 2, Intramural Ath- letics 4, Wrestling 2-3. What Next: Montana State niversity. MORGAN, MIKE THOMAS Football, l-2 at Cathedral, Vigi- lante Parade 2-3-4. What Next: Army. MOLA. IULIE SUE ISUZYJ Sianish Club 3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, P ilharmonic 4. What Next: Northern Montana College. Q E i l A... MORROW, IACKALYNN LEE llackiet Student Council 2-3, Vigilante Parade 2-3. What Next: Secretary. NACHTSHEIM, WALTER BRUCE KBUTCI-IJ Student Council 2, Class Officer Vice Pres. 2, 3-7-77's 3-4, Boy's H- Club 3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Foot- ball 2-3-4, Track 2, Rotary Repre- sentative 4, Boy's State 3, Queen- Princess Manager 4. What Next: Minnesota State University. NEATH, SALLY IOHANNA lSeductive Sael Nugget Staff 4, G.A.A. 4, Pep Club CPres.l 4. What Next: Mon- tana State University. N 5 . .K ,.,. . . .. . - NEILI., KATHRYN AUDREY tkathyl Cafeteria Staff 2-3-4, Library Club 4, F.H.A. 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3. What Next: Edison Technical College. I r l l 1 l t v NEWTON, THEADORE Stage Crew 2, Vigilante Parade. What Next: Work. 1 r i t I OLESON, SHIRLEY ANN t'l'hurleyJ Twirler 2, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Pep Club 4. What Next: Mon- tana State College. 5?-W ' fl 1, . t 5 by .Lf --. 't - ff- P . ' . y Q 1 1 3 f 2 JW? E A l 4 Y ggi? .4 . pl NELSON, IAMES EDWARD UIMD Chorus 2, Mixed Ensemble 2, Boy's Ensemble 2. What Next: Work. NICHWANDER. PAUL IAMES CLITTLE GIANTJ Boy's H-Club Vice Pres. 3-4, Wrestling 3-4, Track 3-4, Football 4, Intramural Athletics 2-3-4, Stu- dent Council 2. ig. F' I if A If , lk 'R!?t ' 2 in 5 ilk . 5 ,gfzif fi ff ft 'F 3 l l X I. ...fe tg- vitae? -. - ' 1-eff-,+i.' J ,t 5 ..,. ,,- . -- OLSON, BERNARD QBARNEYJ Executive Board Vice President 4, Student Council Pres. 3-4, Honor Society 2-3-4, Vigilante Staff 3-4, Basketball 3-4, Basketball 3-4, Track 2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, Boy's State Alternate 4. What Next: University of Washington. NELSON, MELVIN Vigilante Parade. NORWOOD, IOYCE MARIE QNORGLEJ Twirler 2-3, G.A,A. 2-3-4, Pep Club 4. What Next: Montana State College. -J -'..':' OLSON. IUDY ANN Latin Club 2, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Pep Club 4. What Next: University ot Arizona. NETZER, DAVID MARTIN Aeronautics 3-4, Band 2. OGLE. YVONNE CVONNEJ Girl's l-I-Club 4, F.H.A. 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4. What Next: Sec- retary. O'NEAI.. IEROME SCOTT , tlerryl Boys H-Club 3-4, Football 2- 3-4, Track 2-3-4, Ski Club Pres. 2-3-4, Ski Team Cap- tain, Intramural Athletics 3- 4, Senior Board. What Next: Montana State University. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE ORITO, MINEO QMIKEJ Quill and Scroll 4, Foreign Exchange Student from Tokyo, Iapan. What Next: Tokyo University. t PHILLIPS, BARBARA IEANE Twirler 2-3, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Ski Club 2-3-4. What Next: Dil- lon College. PERRY, NANCY Orchestra 2, Student Council 2, Latin Club 3-4, Russian Club 4, Honor Society 3-4, Page at the Legislature 4. What Next: Uni- versity of Washington, Oceanolo- GY- ,et j E af' . I , Hill PHILLIPS, LINDA BERNICE Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll Pres. 3-4, Nugget Staff Editor 3- 4, G.A.A. 2-3, French Club 4, Soroptomiss 4. What Next: Mon- tana State University, Teacher, PETERSEN, ANTHONY L. KLARRYI Student Council 3, Intramural Athletics 3, Stage 3-4. What Next: Montana State College. Qfm PLEMMONS, GRADY LEE CGRADESJ Student Council 4, Intramural Athletics 2-3-4, Wrestling 2, Track 2, Aeronautics 4, Philharmonic 3- 4, Rifle Club 4, DeMolay. What Next: Navy. PETROSKY, IREN HAZEI. tRENIEl Office Staff 3-4, Spanish Club 3- 4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, F.H.A. 2-3, Vigi- lante Parade 2-3-4. What Next: Secretary. PLETTENBERG, MARY CLAIRE tMARYj Spanish Club 3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Gir1's H-Club 4. What Next: Mon- tana State College. POE, MARGARET ANN tMAGGIEl glifeteria Staff 2-3-4, F.H.A. PAGE TWENTY-SIX .'T ut' . if we we X' ,b' fd . J . . K K :E t IQ: . -5455? Qi, Q . 5' 15552. Y ' 22 rs Hi fffilig 5f?'3gSi ' . ..,. M S: '-Q - -4 T32 POHLODYSAISIDXIAA HELEN POULIOT, ALFRED SA D Thespians 4, Latin Club 3-4, Basketball, Intramural Athletics G.A.A. 2-3, F.H.A. 2. What Next: 3, Science Club 4. What Next: Montana State College. College. RADEMAKER, KAREN LOHENE Band 3-4, Spanish Club 2-3-4, Of- fice Staff 4, Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 4. What Next: Montana State College. -V94 RANF, PHILIP PREDRICK CPI-IILD Executive Board 3, Intramural Athletics 2-3-4. Montana State Col- ege. REUTERDAI-II., IOHN THOMAS Student Council 4, Intramural Athletics 3-4, Science Club 4, Chess Club 4, University of Mexico. RUDE, BETTY LOU KBETSJ Student Council 3, G.A.A. 2-3-4, F.l-l.A. 3-4, Girl's H-Club 4, Pep Club 4. What Next: Kinman Uni- versity. REBER, DIANE IEAN CREBEJ Tiwrler 3, G,A.A. 2-3-4, Ski Club 2-3-4, French Club 3-4, Ski Team 3, Pep Club 4. What Next: Mon- tana State University. REYNOLDS, WILLIAM S. KBILLJ Student Council 2, Boy's H-Club 3-4, Football 2-3-4, Track 2, In- tramural Athletics 2-3, Ski Club 4. What Next: Montana State University. RUDIO, CHARLENE KCHARLIEJ Girl's H-Club CV. Presb 2-3-4, Stu- dent Council 2, Library Club 4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Cheerleader 4, Tumbling 2-3, Trampoline 2, Pep Club 8. What Next: University of Colorado. REA, SHARON IRENE G.A.A. 4, Transtered tram Great Falls High School 4. What Next: Secretary. ROBERTS, BILL DAVID Class Officer 4, Latin Club 4. What Next: Montana State Uni- versity. RYGG, CAROL ANN 2, G,A.A. 2-3-4, Band 2- M., REINI-IARDT, JOAN HELE Spanish Club 3-4, G.A.A. 2- 3-4, F.H.A. 4. What Next: Wo- men's Air Force. ROBINSON, AUDREY CATI-IRYN QAUDJ Band 2-3-4, Science Club 2-3, Chess Club 2-3, Cafeteria Staff 4, What Next: Carroll College. SAPFORD, THOMAS EDWARD KSAFFJ Philharmonic 2-3-4, Boy's Oc- tet 3, Vigilante Car Club 2- 3, Aeronautics 4. What Next: Rocky Mountain College. PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN SALISBURY. VIRGINIA DEE F.H.A. 3, G.A.A. 2, Girl's En- semble 2, Office Staff 2. What Next: Kinman Business Col- lege. SAXTON, BERMA MAE KBUZZYI Girl's H-Club 4, Forensic League 2, G.A.A. tSec.J 2-3-4. Ski Club 2-4. What Next: Mon- tana State College. SCHROETER, QUENTIN LEE Flathead County High School 1-2, Honor Society 3-4, Latin Club 3-4, Orchestra 3-4. What Next: Montana State Univer- sity. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT ,.. . .,, he SANGRAY. VIVIAN LEA tSunql G.A.A. 2-3-4, Band 2, F.H.A. 3-4, Girl's H-Club 4, Nugget Staff 3- 4. What Next: Work. 3 SCI-INECKLOTH, FRANK ARTHUR Boy's H-Club 4, Football 2-3-4, Wrestling 2-3-4, Intramural Ath- letics 3-4, Student Council 3. What Next: Service. SCI-IULLER, IANICE EILEEN , mmm Philharmonic 3-4, Girl's Quartet, Mixed Ensemble 3-4, Girls' Eri- semble 2, Chorus 3-4, Intramural Athletics 2, Trampoline Team 2. What Next: Carroll College. SANSTROM, ERIC STEVEN ISTEVEJ Football 4, Ski Team 4, Boy's H- Club 4, Ski Club 4, Intramural Athletics 4. What Next: Univer- sity of Washington. gli: 2'-f 1 twtagwsiiizkff -' -. 'W X 453.-Ng, -:viral ff..-35' - . rt the 4 ww Jil .1 37.- 3 N 9 , 'TPWHQQ 'z,, nf-'R -mfr ,. , SCI-IILLER, DANRA LEE KSANDIJ Nugget Staff 4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Ski Club 4, Pep Club 4, Vigilante Color Guard 3-4. What Next: Mon- tana State University. 'Mui' '-mmf i.i: E if . ith--..'.,m.,. .,..., . ,. ,... .cc..1, , SCI-IWEFEL. EMILY ALICE IEMYJ SASEK, IANET KAY QKEGSIED Student Council 3, Girl's H-Club 4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Girl's Ensemble 2. What Next: University ot Seattle. 5 E 3 I 1 SCHOFIELD, ROBERT LEWIS tBOBl Vigilante Parade 3-4. What Next: Montana State College. SEBENS, IOAN' DARLENE Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 3, Pep F.H.A. lVice Pres.l 2-3-4, Nugget Club, Helena Symphony Orches- Statt 4, G.A.A. 3-4, Pep Club 4. What Next: Carroll College, Teacher. tra. What Next: Carroll College. auf, SEWELL, STEVEN GRANT SHORE, DAVID TONY Philharmonic 2-3, Quill and Scroll Movie Operator, Nuqqet Staff 2, Vice Pres. 3-4, Nugget 3. What Ski Club 2, Wrestling 2. What Next: Robert College, Turkey. Next: Work. M3 SMIGAI. ZIigiggWT WILLIAM Honor Society 3-4, Latin Club 2-3- 4, Russian Club tTreas.l 4, Chess Club 4, Science Fair. What Next: College. SMITH, JAMES A. V UUVU Aeronautics 3-4, Intramural Ath- letics 2-3-4. What Next: Service. SMITH, CLIFFORD WAYNE IBUTCI-Il Boy's H-Club 3-4, Aeronautics 4, Football 3, Track 2-3-4, Intra- mural Athletics 2-3-4, Spanish Club 3. What Next: Montana State University. SNYDER, ROY OWEN Vigilante Parade Z-3-4. What Next: College. SHUTEY, ANTHONY RUDOLPH ITONYI Chorus 3. What Next: Work. at ' I if-'wr' -. i ,..M.,4lgX'w . swit f fiif' ff., Qfv T'f7l ,E , . Ma... rf .. -.. , .,.,.,.,,,,.. i ,Ml 5 N . . ,. SMITH, DIXIE LEE tDIXl Philharmonic 4, Chorus 2-3. What Next: Work. -4 S Y? ,. . ig?-' Fifi? ?3i'+ :VH SODERLIND, ELLWOOD VAN IWOSELYJ Intramural Athletics 3-4, French Club 3-4. What Next: Montana State College. 3' - ..,, .. 5 SKELLY, CAROL IOYCE ISHOHTII-Il Philharmonic 4, Chorus 2-3. What Next: Work. WW' he-..,, SMITH, IACQUELINE ANN UACKIEJ Girl's I-I-Club, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Class Officer 2, F.H.A. 4, Movie Operator 4, Horizon Club. What Next: Northern Idaho Iunior College. SOLL, LAVON MAYBELLE 5.5-I.A., Vigilante Parade 2- PAGE TWENTY-NINE SORRELS, DENNIS RAY QDEWJ Rifle Club tPres.l 4, Boy's H- Club 2-3-4, Intramural Ath- letics 2-3, Football 2-3, Track 2. What Next: College. unlu--H' STILKEY, RICHARD G. CSTILKI Aeronautics 4. What Next: Work. STRATTON, BRADLEY CAMPBELL KBBADJ Student Council 2-3, Quill and Scroll 4, Vigilant Asst. Edi- tor 4, Rotary Representative 4, Intramural Athletics 2-3, Boy's State 3, Queen-Princess Manager 4. What Next: Col- lege. PAGE THIRTY f 1517 -5- -'ff wi . SPAULDING. SUSAN IO Quill and Scroll 3-4, Forensic League 4, Library Club 3-4, F.I-I.A. 3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Girl's Ensemble 2, Pep Club 4. What Next: Montana State College. STOCK. RUDOLPH THOMAS KRUDYI Vigilante Parades, Intramural Athletics 2. What Next: Montana State College. STURMER, ELSE MARLIESE G.A.A. 3, French Club 3, Tumb- ling. What Next: Work. F... 'UN 405 -,aft My v is STANDLEY. IUDITH CHRISTIN UUDYJ F.H.A. 2-3-4, Movie Operator 4, Vigilante Parade, 4-H Club. What Next: Carroll College. STOHEZ, IULIA ANN F.H.A. tTreas.l 2-3-4, Chorus 4, Office Stall 4. What Next: Sten- ographer. , -N-W-we --.-...-.,.--...--.-..-.,...---.w--.- 4...-.--. ,-el I W, . . . - -0 . YW ' ,p..v- 5 -fw- SUSAG, IERRY WAYNE Thespians 3-4, Band 2-3-4, Stage Crew 3-4, Intramural 2. What Next: College. no-B if STEWART, SHARON LU KSTEWJ Forensic League 4, Library Club 3-4, Vigilante Staff 4, G.A.A. 2- 3-4, Ski Club Z-3-4, Ski Team, Pep Club 4, Library Staff, What Next: Montana State University. I l l l Q STRANDBERG. INGRID LOUIS lINGl Aeronautics, Orchestra 4, Civil Air Patrol. What Next: Typist. TANNEHILL. CLAUDIA IEAN Honor Society 4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, F.l-l.A. 3-4 fSec.l, Vigilnate Pa- rade 2-3-4. What Next: Northwest Nazarene College. cw RWWM 'Q E . Y 1 l.. ...--.....x..I........h.........,. -.-.......-.... .1 TI-IEURER, MADELINE IOYCE KMIDGEJ French Club 4, G.A.A. 2-3, F.H.A. 3-4, Pep Club 4. What Next: Busi- ness College. TOBIN, IOI-IN PATRICK Nugget Staff 3, Ski Club 2-3, ln- tramural Athletics 2-3. What Next: Montana State University. 5 . iz fm gg-:S Z .. ,f 5-2 t 'TS' j 3' - x V w . , I W lax, Y :sm Lee.- Q93 ? ? P-mg' WFS CPQ-u AEM ' crO w F S33 11' H A-1 35,72 J-3... --o 231 .nz f-1 rx QT S 4 is Q - Q A si -A fi :.' -1 iii? :E-'Q 1.Z Q1,,' .,.?5:3Qi- i f TOBIN, IOHN WILLIAM Boy's H-Club 4, Basketball 4, Football 4, Track 4, Butte Public I-Iigh School 2-3. What Next: Col- ege. THOMPSON. CATHY Honor Societv 4, Student Council 2, Girl's H-Club 2-3, Quill and Scroll 2-3-4, Latin Club 2, Foren- sic League 2, Vigilante Editor 3- 4, G.A.A. 2-3, Russian Club 4. What Next: Colby Iunior Col- lege, New Hampshire. 1 iw.. , , ,wr fur- I , l xv, E-img? -z-. fg --.-if H - ff U5-3435: , - .9i.31?'-it? , ML 5:23??53 'i K Q .v s, ,g::L1Zi.f,.x x 221 3 . .192 ,.?1.SH1 4 :.5ff't2fi t .f3.m'.ZzzZ.4 ll' if 2:12:12 TOBOL. RONALD DUANE lftonl Football 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Boy's H-Club, 3-7-77's 3-4 Pres., Queen- Princess Manager 4, Wrestling 3-4. What Next: College. V... 1 - .., ..,.. . ., .. r t E 4' -x 'Wi Q -0 W 't '5'l' f :'f 49-Q... 'VF' ,itll , TRAINEE, SHARON MARIE TRAYNOR, LEONA TUCKER, KATHERINE IRENE Gir1's H-Club 4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Vigilante Parade 1-2-3. QKATI-iYt Nuqqet Staff. 3. Thespiuns 4. Girl's H-Club 3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, F-l'l-A 3, Vlqilante Parade 2-3-4. Chorus 3. What Next: Montana What Next: Secretary. State University, 1 v-... TILLO. IOSEPH IOI-IN Vigilante Parade 2-3-4. What Next: Air Force. 'Wi , , z ..2:.'.-' Nik. xtxilkt B al - Q - ' ' lltgkmiaw ,N K fl. 4 Q 3-.Q ' in infix ,f EQ -. . TOVEY. CHARLOTTE MAE ICI-IARJ F.H.A., Chorus. What Next: Carroll College. ULBERG. TOM ANDREW tBeatt Thespians 2, Nugget Staff 2, Vigilante Staff 4, Stage Crew 3-4. What Next: Montana State College. PAGE THIRTY-ONE UTICK, ANDREW IOHN IANDYJ mfs. Jwutnn. VAN DIEST, KAY MARIE Cafeteria Staff 2-3-4, Orchestra Chorus 2, Boy's Ensemble 3, 2-3. What Next: Work. Band 2, Science Fair 2-3. What Next: Montana State Univer- sity. ' .4-1. ,f 4'hv -...rf 'G' WALKER, RACHEL ANNE IRICKID G.A.A. 4, Pep Club 4, Movie Operator 4. What Next: Kine- man Business College. Aw I ' 't .,., 1 ' my kd, fl ' t u lm. at x . . . . WATTERS, CHARLENEN MAE FI-I.A. 4, Pep Club 4. What Next: College. PAGE THIRTY-TWO WALKER, ROLAND JAMES tskeeterl Band 2, Intramural Athletics 2-3-4, Rifle Club 4, Trampoline Team 2-3-4. What Next: Navy. it WEISS. SHIRLEY MAE tShirll Vigilante Parade 2-3-4. What Next: Secretary. f 'ink' ii., VanNOY, SHARON LEE Twirler Head Baton 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Honor Society 3-4, 3-7-77's 3-4, Nugget Staff 4, French Club 2-3-4, T.A.P. 4, Pep Club 4. What Next: Montana State College. 5 .- Ifi i 1 . WARREN, ROSANNE MARIE G.A.A. 2-3. What Next: Secretary. WESTON, BEVERLY ANN tBEUl Vigilante Parade 2-3-4. ...ay I 5 : 71 i..i 5tl5:E::,5'3 ' VOOK, LOIS ANN KLOUIED G.A.A. 2-3-4, Nugget Staff 2-3, Girl's I-I-Club 4, Pep Club 4. What Next: Montana State Uni- versity. WATSON, IIM PATRICK Vigilante Parade 2-3-4. What Next: Navy. 1 WHEATLEY. TIMOTHY S. KTIMI Football Z, Basketball 2, Track 2, Aeronautics 4. What Next: Mon- tana State College. s l WI-IIPPLE, IAMES LEO UIMJ 3-7-77's 2-3-4, Class Pres. 3, Hon- or Society fPres.J 3-4, Boy's State, Oueen Manager 4, Rotary Repre- sentative 4, Boy's H-Club 2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, Wrestling 3-4, Track 2-3-4. What Next: College. WILLIAMS, RUSSELL E. CRUSSJ Executive Board 3, Student Coun- cil 3, Class Officer 3-4, 3-7-77's 4, Boy's I-I-Club 3-4, Football 2- 3-4, Track 2-3, Rotary Representa- gwge 4, Boy's State 3, Wrestling 2- WOLFE. RONALD IOE Aeronautics 3-4, Intramural Ath- letics 3. What Next: Service. r .. Q L . ,kv . a 1 . x, f .rt .-:jf irg' s ,i.f'r:'f5? t X. WHITING, DALLAS DALE KDALJ Band fVice Pres.J, Student Coun- cil 4, Aeronautics 4, Intramural Athletics 4. What Next: U.S. Air Force. if uv WILSON, SANDE IOHN Boy's State 4, Spanish Club 3-4, Chess Club 4, Intramural Ath- letics 3-4. What Next: Montana State University. WOLSTEIN, MARY LOUISE CMARY LOUD F.H.A. 2, G-,A.A. 2, Band 2-4. What Next: College. WILKENS, IOANNE CAROLE 4-H Club. What Next: Montana State College. WINES, JULIE TERESA DALE IOLEJ Band 2-3-4, Russian Club 4, Bowling Team. What Next: Mon- tana State College. WOLVERTON, ROBERT C. ggsagtish Club 3-4, Vigilante Car u . . . 'a,g. M is-Eff' - greg? . R ,..,-- . WILLIAMS, DON BARTON QWILLIEJ Movie Operator 2. What Next: Carroll College. WING, CLAUDIA L. CSI-IORTYJ G.A.A. 2-3. What Next: Nurs- ing School. WOOD. ROBERT FRANK KWOODYJ Boy's H-Club 3-4, Football 3- 4, Wrestling 3-4, Track 3-4, Intramural Athletics 3-4, Or- chestra 2, Basketball 2. What Next: Navy. PAGE THI RTY-THREE 4. WORK, IOI-IN Vigilante Parade. What Next: Work. 4 STREETS. BURLY Vigilante Parade l-2-3. MARSHALL. GEORGE WILLIAM ISKIPI Aeronautics 2-3-4, Ashaway lunior High l. What Next: Aircraft Mechonic. PACE THIRTY-FOUR WRIGHT, MONICA ELOISE QNICKJ Honor Society 4, Philharmonic 3- 4, Chorus 2, Girl's Ensemble 4, Spanish Club 3-4, F.H.A. 3, Art Club. What Next: Montana State College. WRIGI-IT, PATRICIA ANN KPATTIEI 3-7-77's 3-4, Honor Society 4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, French Club 2-3-4, Girl's H-Club 4, Art Club 2-3-4, tVice Pres.l. What Next: Montana State College. f 1 1 1195 IEZICK, DONNA LORRAINE F.H.A. 4, Chorus 4, Girl's State Alt. lCathedral High School, Hel- enaj. What Next: Montana State College, Nursing. r' . ,. if lk Wx, t X X M is M X im? K., Q. w t Q .A ,L . 3,7 .fi Q ,gil ,H .,,.. , MW - , an BUSWELL. DENNIS WAYNE Honor Societv 3-4, Latin Club 2- 3-4, French Club 4, Student Coun- Cil 2, Rifle Club 2, Science Fair 2-3-4, Navy Science Cruise 4. What Next: Webb Institute. YOUNG. MONA LOUAINE G.A.A. 4, Office Staff 2-3, Pep Club 4, Art Club 4. What Next: Kinman Business College. I g f5tffsfftlfg,,tf, ' vi I fit, . 4- . V - 1 It lf 1 . it - ff ,hx E .... Q. ,I gf. 'WN I-- Q . 'Fist-tt A - .. ' Q ,Ez :L uri.. MCCOSKERY, URCOSERT GRIFFIN Band 2-3, Intramural Athletics 2. what Next: Montana State Col- ege. Awe sv MOCK. PAULA MARIE Student Council 4, F.H.A. 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4. What Next: Secre- tary. NETTLETON, IAMES L. UHVU Movie Operator 2-3, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3, Intramural Ath- letics 2, Dance Band. What Next: Cal. Tech. l WARREN. THOMAS Vigilante Parade. What Next: Work. I AUTOGRAPHS RANF. KATHERINE RANGER KKATHYl Honor Society 4, Quill cmd Scroll 2-3-4, Lcxtin Club 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2- 3-4, French Club 2-3-4, Russian Club 4, Student Council 2, Art Club 2-3-4. PAGE THIRTY-FIVE HONOR STUDENTS gn- LA M x 2,511 r , T 4 'lv s -1 5 Zigmunt Smigai Karen McKindree Zigmunt Smigai and Karen Mcliindree, seniors, were linalists in the National Merit Tests. A STUDENTS EOR THE FIRST SEMESTER PAGE THIRTY SIX Top row: Pete Langthorne, Ziz Smigai, Dru Dougherty. Dennis Haley, Minio Orito. 2nd row: Gary Anderson, Ray Harrington, Iulie Curtis, Sue Kenney, Iudy Holland. 3rd row: Carl Richards, Richard Buswell. Tim Meloy. 5111 jitlemnriam 4 1-We-my 'SN W fx it 9- By I X L , if xx , 3 tlsse l if t gig y . Q , Russ Williams Marvin Keck Of such as they were, there be few oh earth, Of such as they are, there be few in H eayehg Arid life is all the sweeter that they lived, And all they loved more sacred for their sake: Arid death is all the brighter that they died, And Heaven is all the happier that they are there. -Adapted from Gerald Massey is PAGE THIBTY SEVEN D. A. R. GIRL t Ilene Bumey The Daughters of the American Revolution present an award for leader- ship, service, dependability, and patriotism, to a senior. This year ot the three nominees the teachers elected Ilene Barney. JW Claudia Cartens Nikki Evelund PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT sig, Q ,......- ....,w.,,T.,T,w,73,w, Dru Dougherty Larry Gallagher Chuck Green ECDTAEY REPRESENTATIVES QNX 3 fl lf N tv! Sf 4-A-Sw 'L l fm M. Yi QS N RM-is W 5. A Q: N' gif 23,5 54 Rich Atkins Butch Nalchsheim Russ Williams if ,Q Brad Stratton Art Huleli 53 lim Whipple PAGE THIRTY-NIN PAGE FORTY BOYS' STATE 4 www r wffffw Mtmmm ,, i arts m,Rll'N', fxlsltllflflg Top row. left to right: Chuck Green. Butch Nachtsheim. lim Whipple. Art Huleit. Bot- tom row: Brad Stratton. Sande Wilson. Russell Williams. Pete Lanthorn. Boys' State 1961 was held on the Western Montana College ot Education Campus. The boys learned the fundamentals of state gov- ernment and gained many new friends from all parts of Montana. GIRLS' STATE Left to right: Mary Lou Bieri, Nicole Eveland. Karen Baucus Girls' State was held for a Week at Montana State College in Bozeman. Karen Baucus said, lt was a Wonderful experience. lt provided excellent training in government. SENIOR SCATTER PAGE x ,f page X'YQ?3e,4,: ' The cheerleaders cheer everyone on at the snake dance. All had tun at the Senior Barn Dance. K ev 31 4 , x , Char Rudio. Butch Nachtsheim. Connie Bardon. cmd Sally Neath entertain at Senior Barn Dance. Dave Milot. an expert on the drums, plays for a dance. PAGE FORTY-ONE AUTCDGRAPHS AUTCGRAPI-IS AUTCDGRAPI-IS JuNloR s . ' is- .gfii a hh?-flouaanzl-mid jouf Sream PAGE FORTY-SIX l UN IOB BQABD First row, le!! to right: Terry Trerise, Donna Newell, Marilyn Willis, Arlene Davis, Norma Woods. Second row: Marvin Marshall. Ralph Horner, Lynn Fred, Gary An- derson. Third row: Bob Hoffman, Chuck O'Reilly, Bob Coltrane. We, the class of 1962 again showed ourselves to be an outstanding group of students. We progressed from inexperienced sophomores to Wiser Iuniors, and we are enthusiastic about making our Senior year the best ever. Again We claimed the honor of having a member of our class in the Royal Court: pretty Lee Morgan Was elected Princess Vigilante. The boys proved themselves in sports, and many Iunior boys earned letters in the five major sports. We elected three active girls and three versatile boys as delegates to Girl's State and Boy's State. The boys, elected were Bob Coltrane, Ierry Cooper, Bob Hoffman, Kent Kushar, Rod Kovick, Gary Anderson, Doug Skor, Art Cranmer. The girls elected were loyce Bjorgum, Nancy Bridges, and Adela Wilkinson. lna Bjoin and Bill Hakes were foreign exchange students to Mexico. The Iunior Prom will go down in the history of H.H.S. as one of the best ever held. The theme was sea mist, and many Iuniors spent long hours con- tributing to its success. As our Iunior year closes we will remember it with fond memories, and we will often think of the good times We spent. Our thanks is extended to our Very able class sponsors, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Wadley and Mr. Voiles. IUNICDR CLASS GFFICERS GARY ANDERSON HELENE RUST President fc QV '?:'l ' Secretary BOB HOFFMAN DIANE FELLER Representative Treasurer ' 3 ,'., A t. 1 ' Wi Q An 'y 1 i W? . L 5? -2-r 'x ' any - W, Not Pictured fy 1 4 't .ee T ' . p Bon COLTRANE Q trac:-' ,V vl Q W 'X . fd- XD V . V z ,jf e ft l MR. WADLEY MRS. WILSON Sponsor Sponsor Lett to right: Bob Coltrane. Helene Rust, Gary Anderson, Diane Feller. Bob Hoffman PAGE FORTY-SEVEN PAGE K Mp'-i 'if' l ' 'iii Iudith Lynne Allen Allen 4125? ,,.- I .fp . gf-is 'gg f ., Mike Ronald Arlman Arnold l nfl 1 ,2 5,3 ull 1 .5-u k .... - 1. iii vilviity 2, Bruce Iohn Armstrong Aronen Glenn Benjamin Richard Bourguin Iudith Buswell FORTY-EIGHT Iudy Bentzen Virginia Bozdoq gt M 5 'fw- wwx 4 MNA' Iames Bums IUNIQRS 'xi 3 A ' - A '52 5 Y- 5273,-QA ii' 2 I au. 3,5 5 13' Kala Bruce Alice Alm Amundsen Anderberg Nan Robert Applegate Andrew Ki, ,Ea as Tis, iw Tia, 'B' B Kathryn Kathryn Bansch Barker Connie Ina May Bielen Bioin Blair Leanne Bratlien Braun .,.f uw A-eww? fgiflibr, ,ff A ' fi Doug Becky Buchi Bryant Verdi Anderson tw. Qin N 5, l Xll .s. Steve Baumann im es ,Y .m y ZFX L if L, E Ioyce Biorgum ,Q ., IE, y o it if A ii fi J' fe Susan Brewer 1 M d i Tom Brown 5 flu-f Y l M M., R, . 4 gegxxrl S' 'Ls 34 'H Qld I Gary Anderson William Anderson Trudy Beck ,.., ' ' I I Linda Blohm Linda Brotsch 4.7: Christine Bomar Kenneth Cottrill in 5 William Clausen In lm al? t ..,:. Q E. b t 'K u 2 4 3 Iulie Curtis Karen Daly l,,:, I N Ray DeGooyer Eugene Emineth IUNIORS Bonnie Laurel Chittim Chivers ,y Qs ' I f n iff . tl Alll .A Mi in-if f . Thomas Ierry Conklin Cooper I- . . H Q r 'Q' ,W 5. X Deanna Iohn Dahl Dahl . Iii? 'fi ' 4 3 Darlene Richard Dandro Danzer if Marguerite Donald DeGroat DeVore Larry Evans '? Marilyn Fabian 236 Ugg ,fg Q V :Ki ei Mike Clark 5 wt 'ww ' Q. ez'-gli , 1 ffffli. rfrfk? , . .w w jf 2 , is VJ 'Q Xt f ZH Z 2 W: -Eff f f u f -2' - sw- , fhffg 3225 72,29 Art Cranmer Marsha Dahl W w A-Qgwr L zgxif? rr ' X fe , , in W 7 ss if William Clarke 1' it iz, .H Richard Cross 'S . wr Q Q 1 l Mary Ann Daley 5 iiiyii is Iohn Arlene Darlow Davis fgfggewg y ' W? Kathy Ianei Dietrich Dightman Sonya Farrier Dianne Feller William Clarkson Beverly Crutcher 51' ':.. l Donald Dallas David DeBree gg, . . at ,, .Yi- Q , X Y if fax gk Q K, Charles Douglass Eric Fisher PAGE FORTY-NINE Linda Finley .,x. -gg .5 ,gr g lf . H- g tw kk .. if Q 1 -52 vi Charles Gilleland F ll lm ' z e! ',-- f, X, Richard Harding 5 ,Wi , if Ev 5 .Mfr-xlzl,:fn' 15. . .J Kathy Herrin if A 'U fx W ini - n,..r.: . g., X, 5 , Iudith Holland ,Q .. ,SQ A K if WE' Merle Huber PAGE FIFTY Dennis Fisher H W, I nf ,fx 1 wg! Gary Glenn Raymond Harrington ' 1 my F? sw xiin H Mary Lou Hicks I ohn Hollow Vans lt min s lang 1'955Mk '1'fE- el Cliff Hubert IUNIORS A mmf' FWD V Lynn Eugene Fred Gabriel Irene Gordon Dennis Hartsook V 1 Duane Hildenstab Troy Holter Douglas Humphrey William Greiner Wi. -5' Q fn, 431 M Vgxgefigf-is , W Ml M, Robert Heady N7 M 'iw it 9 Ei. my N' 9- '11, , ,Me if 'SW 1 E. .. .la ings ' 1431 J if g .www-M, Iudith Hill Ralph Horner aka Linda Iames Rosemarie Gailushas Mary Gunstone if , ....,.. 3 fe fi 'X f is s. H. Thomas Heaney Bernard Garrison 3 S, M ie x gem Q William Hakes Gloria Hermanson Susan Hoifeller f ,V -1 Q, WY .. 4'5,,',,- Q ' 7 Donald Howard X 'xl 5 I Richard Iames Robert Hoffman Daniel Hoy Q A P x ,, .N W 3. Xv..X - 3 ki ' Hewitt Ienks A W ef' ,wf , Sharole Thomas Iohns Iohns Marvin Ioyce Greg Kneedler Kent Kushar Richard Leavell Harold Madsen Steven Kellner Kathy Kockler Reyna Lamping Rudolph Ledvinka llil. , 1 ,.,.::V,.,,AV..:.,, , ig ' S A Barbara Mark IUNIORS Marcae Iohnson Karylnn Kemp Sharon Iohnson f ' H .,.. Z bi '-my ,..,. - ffl. 5 Sue Kenney Estelle Kohl Wendy Kottas Iohn Langhorne Mary Lieberq lames Larson Thomas Lythgoe Marvin Marshall l F Iohn Marlin Barbara Iones Iudith Klieger lf 431, Rod Kovick Kenneth Larson Catherine Lytle as , ..,, .,x. , 1 2 Ronald Iorgenson Patricia Klockler Mary Claire Kurtz Susan Lawrence Gary Maddie f .N ' . ' T 3 Michael Thomas McDermid McKinney PAGE FIFTY-ONE PAGE 2 fig . i , W I Bianka McQuillan 1 fini'-'Jil if Raymond Mills N'-' A f I P ' A i Marguerite Mues Karen Nelson sux 5 , Q, a- ' 1 Y.. Diane Olsen David Peterson Fl FTY-TWO ...Q Chris Meier Ir Robert Mires I ,:- , '35 I .,,: '-, . , : aff? 1 w Michael Mullen Donna Newell -vi Margie Olson 5+ it 3. - . ..V A J, K. i X EJ1 Douglas Peterson IUNIORS 5-Y' f fl! .L ,i. i M Ierry Mergenthaler Lee Morgan Richard Mundi W me J 1- ' 'N Iohn Nicolay Charles O'Reilly Iei! Peterson Donna Merritt Ronald Morley Milton Munson Iudith Nyland Nedra Owens 5.2 '- N Q . , -sums 5 ,,.:,k.. Roger Phillips eif' 4 ggi Q Rza M, z -- :ar gli.: Dennis Meyer 3' F' Barbara Morris Marlene Munyan Iudith Ogle I 4? 'iff El?-Ii:'g.Q:-.E-a.I ' I 5 I QE? :' Q52 1. , f . yi, is I' ' ,f Q rd.. 1, la. Q qi H' Mardee Mihelish Sherrie Morse ' . t I I, fiistf N .' Q ef 1 Y JS L 'Nom fi 4..,,,J,. W . mmm gl ya 4 George Neilson Carroll O'I.eary Anita Palmquist Carol Pickering Iames Pederson I I E 5 Neal Ann Pippv 'YF V i f .:.. . A S P XE X E-EEL Linda Pocha Patricia Roberts ' b ... M3 Charlene Scow Donna Smail William Spurlock Mary Steel if W., N Niffvr' ,M 4 ,ia S nm, ,M S R. ,M as ff M..---J, A 1 'S 4- ft S . Lynn Predmore Bonnie Robertson Sandra Searle if A Kathryn Smith Iohn Spurzem IUNIQRS 4 - . . . - 11. . I f' - 5 'A M? SN William Ranard 1' 'E is R' gi X , i 'Y-. ,Q y Ted Roe Sharon Shepard .. i5AQr,gA , Bonnie Smith 'ix - 99+ af. Le-Roy Stagg X 1 :px V l - V I? '.... V , 2 i Mary Sterling David Stermitz E i i , , I f , rdf v 7 W 1 .4 S Y 'E' g ., , 3 ,J .A.,, Q I 1' Gleva Rauch 139 'u x . ' M' Helene Rust Beula Sickich N? 'lift' 'N 5 fl s V' 3' -ws' . ff 9 ' . lift ,.'.f'T1Q3?a'x 22? xzznlin. . 1 . 2 David Smith Robert Stanger Tom Stockdale in Bonnie Raw S r wc 4. ' -.4 Del Ray Saeman u ti! jx .Q . I t 2 X K , -..K N.,-...f Max Simmons . E :XTLZQQ5 1 Iohn Soll A md? V 5 .Inn Robert Stanghill 2 SI . Alexandra Swaney Vern Raymond N1 Q Y w -.Nr Charles Sandru Douglas Skor or .M x. x1 W' me av Zi Sue Speer Aaron Stansberry Linda Swanson PAGE FIFTY-THREE . .,, .x W . if 1 v Roberi Theurer 59+ .Y E J ,X we M, :,, ,, 5 , 'W Sue Treadway :SWN mtg' wx ,Lei A 1 IK, , 1' . f ., . .. 4, .,. Robert Ufick .f l J: , .. ,, 'ii-5 4 i ,:,1,x?,f by Howard Vralsted ,i z-k a ' ' 'Vi E Roy Weaver :T ,. Wy kkyy ilal. :R !! T Roxanne Williams PAGE FIFTY-FOUR 'f-. A 41. ,Y , Q 'x .. V. yy . gh . ww- 1 M . fr ' A i K ' nz 1o o G Ted Thompson :xl 1, Terry Treris Mary Vercellin 5 i'i is . Q ,I SEM T ,,,: l Y '. , y Raymond Vulk x .1 f Rick Weed M IUNIORS Irene Thorbetqson EEE ' R mise m Harold Tucker lay Verdi Q if-133 'W X W2 ix. P William Walter W l fgrf W 'I' ,., A f I EJ Lee Werth ,,,,'.'-ax. Vernon Williams Marilyn Willis Anneiie Tietz V I ane Tuohy J S , ,... , Q , .n.. . Sandra Verzuh Mike Warnke Shirley Wlhlborg f 555 my -11-gy. .1 --,, eu. - sw,-:-fv-fs:1:7f -: ss: Ioe Wilson TSW , M. . ' ' ' W yilgzil. i David Tobol , A QS, me ,S -g Pw,yi,' 4 lvl lik 'lf 55: Iohn Ulberg Rod Vollerlsen Sally Waierland Adele Wilkinson Terry Wilson 51 X 4 f f . Ma- X w. .L . Georgia Travis Larry Ursich y yyi for Martin Vook , K ., 5 ,,,, Q I . Q 4 A ' fu 'f lx Chuck Watters R ,figs an fa., r f fl f, .'y : Q .lll Q gf ' Y Iohn Williams Gary Woods .f IUNIORS r J .. 6, 5 5 X Mf'?'4fHv 2'-1 r ' Q ,ffgzig it , 'S Q Ae' ,12,u1,k2g4Qi5gLiff 1 - 5, I Qaiwjzfxkgffjl-, 'J' - A A 1 we sfiilim-iimm, Norma Bob Carol Kathleen Woods Worcester Word Zeimer 1 i a ,J Virginia Deanna Barbara Lipes Dahl Iones W x ., . .,.. -EIL: S E g 1 ! ? ,,,. h 3 ,, av , .Q . Q rf? .s D N, - Sieve Sharon Brann Fitzgerald PAGE FIFTY-FIVE SCATTER PAGE gh. 1 w PAGE FIFTY-SIX is-f 1. Bottoms up girls. 2. Slumber?? party. 3. Smilin' Dave Carpita. 4. Ielf was a big boy then. 5. What? Bottoms up again Georgia. 6. Ralph. Sally, Terry and fellow heatniks. 7. Savage Sonia down mighty Maureen. 8. Aloha Barb M. 5.19 img? J aa. F Q An il g if i Q :ff -f OPHGMOR 'lb 'Q 4 Qgrlllsl 'M N., E XFN ww X ' up v i nm wJ,,fgg..,,g'S A 1 x 3 yu 1 , 1 . X , if Q 1' 3 . 1' Q., .I M A 495'- ' 5 'Env Q A -nw' ,Q ' W K .L ' ' - O-f QD 'ff .n N Wonfana ld an 1 rt er K , 1 sf - X Aw, . Y A Q +g?? ' , .Y f V Numb' 521 A K wah ws2?'7+Hx 4?1' Q A x ' . - v J' ' v W Q .A N- wt xg: in A at W l , V X' Yam ,A 4' ' '1 , K ,. . ' - 4 ,, W Qt: .,.. I ,Jigs Q Q I ptdan., ' ' , W- .... 1. . ,.,,, ,. 'V 'Www SOPHOMOBE CLASS OFFICERS Bob Olson. President: Bob Anderson. Vice President: Ianet Burr. Sec- retary: Mary Kay Williams, Treasurer. Not pictured: Gary Coltrane, representative. SOPI-IOMOBE CLASS HISTORY We, the class of '63, entered the Helena Senior High School in the fall of 1960 With the opinion that We would be the best class in the school's history. We found from experience and time that there Were other classes that felt this Way. But, since then, we have done many things that have recognized us as a class of honesty, personality, and leadership. We were off at a fast pace with our officers: Bob Olson, Bob Anderson, Ianet Burr, Mary Kay Williams, and Gary Coltrane, leading us. We elected pretty Tanya McGaffick, and animated Ieanne Andre as our princess candidates. We were proud to have them represent us in the coronation. We admire the athletic accomplishments of our boys and girls, especial- ly Bob Anderson, a high point in basket ball: and Susan Little, rated one of the best skiers in the state. Our class had one of the largest percentages in the Vigilante Parade. We are pleased With the many awards we received. Looking over our acheivements and accomplishments We are proud, and We are anxious to do better in the coming years. We Wish to thank our sponsors, Mrs. Williams, Mr. Annala, and Mr. De- kam, for making this successful year possible. PAGE FI FTY-EIGHT n ggi SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS I I I Q mfgjili ' '- f WAX f I 1 nl 1 BOB ANDERSON Vice President 4 I I I I I I I I MARY KAY WILLIAMS Treasurer X vuiiik 5-3, 1 , U F if I 2 1? , 'Sf f f I S' 'iz BOB OLSON President CLASS SPONSORS IANET BURR Secretary GARY COLTRANE Representative , if .v1' . I Q I '5 , V,,' ' . 6, I i 1 -b. Q I W ' '-. X I 1 .'j:,:,:g:' 5' 1 I Q I J AQ , gy? I Q I4 L fi- MRS. WILLIAMS MR. DeKAM MR. ANNALA PAGE FIFTI NINE Bonnie Abel Larry Ariman wat.. .J Iohn Bartram A f .. 'W -i. if Barbara Benson Y t Q 'fi Arlene Blewett A 5 if 1 7 ' 4 Dick Brink PAGE SIXTY I , ii-:L xv ::V-r. , in 5 Vf I ' 5 . 2 Barry Adams Lv Beatrice Armfield 'Q-yr ,L Marilyn Bastian Lois Bentzen 151W J , Ianet Blevin Mike Brown SOPHQMCDRES .W--.7.,. Wfgmfww r. ,, V , N ga xv 4 Dana Vicky Adams Amundson Shirley Marilyn Atcheson Baird 5' 4 4 W 41 gif tiff. M 1,2Qg1:,Q,L,f fbeilusmfzalsstfgr Thomas Glenda Bayles Beaver an N L wg B J 3 gm- w.. I vw Bob Anderson Neil Baker F 1' X 1 S 5:81 1 A P Q Ex 3 f Lola Beckett 41: 3 Diane Bill Pamela Berg Beyer Black f-2 t af AL 'I 54 QA U .I. ' Z 3555 A 3 EP -q 7 A. :.' ..,,,-A- - ,. S 1. La. A Roger Pat Steave Bonnes Bossell Bozarth B we N is sk is Tom Ianet lack Brown Burr Burton 4 ,.,,:V 5 WG fa' J 'n 5.?'Q 'WSF' a-I Iecmne Andre ff' 's. . ,.. . ,hh in.,-Q.:-.-, Bill Bardon Gene Beesley . .. ..,- I A , l 3 ,iigdl f Dick Blenkam Iohn Brcmninq Darlene Busek ,V ' ' .rc We ..V- g n s? Richard Chuck Buswell Cantrell . Q? A 5, '33 X 2. ,wt Q, ' 1 wi r: Q -gr' ge k E: A lin, -:. Gary Delred Coltrane Condon fr-'12ii1',fQQ l Warren Sandra Craig Cramer lim Darcy -5-.f A . Marrita Dringle Karen Darlow Dick Easbey Norma Evans Mary Fahrion A 1 , if 4? SOPHOMCDRES Allred Carlson F213 QW, V .gi ,, x y.: 4 A , Morley Cooper 1: -QFI .iff gg . in '-r , sp : I I '-S' Q few 5 A 5 X 1... .... v- ' M 3 , f g .75 . .rf lui Marianne Cross 'T'T':'5g:: Linda Davies Gary Eathome Carol Farmer 4: ' 2 ., .i:, lack Carlson WEE Moniell Cowles Qt A7 gig 473 3 i .,.. , A , .-,, A W 'Y' M' , Ml. Jr Bob Culver I . X 'Hi--sz: E,-sf ...gl fa.. .r t on .,,., , :... s.. lean Davison . V. ,Q . , ' . l 2 l 'S W? Q 2' x J? 5 ig , TA K r V if . f, 4 im 'tr Michael Eaton Betty Featherly 5 31- fs , ' Q 53. iiy ,S , get n g 1 Nm Thomas Christiansen 3 ,K ' M V Diana Craig 7 5' g if Kellie Daly in W J is fill 'X 'Sp 4 Dennis Dickert ,W 4 Cheryl Eldredge g mlg x Douglas Feller Roberta Christison Susan Craig Tom Daly . ll -C. Bill Dion Qi - N iiiy eyl , 2' sr w 'Fisk-f .V :iii Sharlene Emineth Drew Finley PAGE SIXTY-ONE Gwyneth Fox 2 A' ,a ! Dorie Gibson Iudith Haier I . am ,Q - 'Qi f. .-b , 3 Klaus Hartman Carol Hennessey Iames Homier PAGE SIXTY-TWO uf M 1 QM 3. ,F . Ioseph Freenor 1 Don Gilbertson Jin Iudy Hahn 'fa lean Hassell A-.N ,ww- 5. A at J ff r i ew ,, 1, Susan Hicks Ioan Honka SOPHOMORES 12 , WW, H, vw .. - .. , Judy French ' ,gg fi ii , .:,,,.,, X ,,... N ,, vi '- - ' N9-1 3 1 ,ti ff Q t iz ,..,. Q.,-.1 .y I , ,I Charles Glass f ' firm .422 5::,.:,- . If X ,K G x K Mike Hahn fl I ve A lip 1, 3 Leslie Hathcock gy 59, , K Paul Hogan Q I F x Marilyn Hopkins J. 5 t . 1, .-., .2.:2 K Bob Annette Bonnie Garden Garrison Geyer I J .5 ,..A.V Ag xiii Laraine Claudette Carla Gooch Goodman Grotte an , g,j,QfQb 1 V Y ' 7' ,c....-rw' 5 1 , 5 Lfiif g- I Ben Marge Emest Hansen Hansen Hanson . -rf' ,A 2 5 f H Marion loe Norman Heller Hendrickson Hendy L 'Q W f We . f Tir' ' f ..,: , W r n Deleno Donald lack Hoge Hogue Holt 4'-..'l Ieri Huffman Merry Lou Linda Humphreys Ingersoll A49 ii. SQPHGMCDRES .1 Sandra Karen Iudy Issak Ierome Iezick Pat Iohnson Q -Q 'J ' f X Paul Iorqensen ef nf- 'ik lf .re Alan Kind qw 3 Hu:L ..E:: ,I J I , km 4 if Bill Iohnson C, S 4 E QQ, E V-.nay 3 -fy x I Ronald lose va- 1151 3 4 A 4 3 1 'Q 455 X Ben Kirby W' I ff-04 .5 ' .3, ' lim Iohnston 'as W' K . ' if Kaye Karpinske ':zi.2... .. , 2 A .fb . I' xi 9 1. 'Ur l 55.-ra., ,, M N Maren Kirkland Louise Iohn Bob Lakner Lamb Lane br 1 M' fir , I Ray Rose Marie Kadene Lesoiski Ley Linn , is 'Q -and :f ' s 2:5 if '-L 1-1 .,2fi,. 7 fl 3' if Clarice Iohnson Q YW E W xr K , Q, - x I x fx N.,-,,. , 5 9 Ianice Iohnston is YD- 43' X ,Y ' A , 5, ,fren I Mc-'M jim. Mm Robert Kauppi Carol Korizek Wayne Lanthom 1 if 5 Q iv T Dana Iohnson lim Iones ff' Gif? iff Fifi, .N ,J X K 1 Gary Kaushagen R , ah J ,.--2 5 221 44, , Q, 2552135 Thomas Kuntz G. M 'Z-T' 1.51, r .. ages in r Ly T 4 George Latus Susan Little Ellen Long Iohn Iohnson J Leona Iones Iudy Killham 1 ,.. 'f. . : .. fx f M 1 N gus ty 135. A4 5. i Myron Laible lim Lenhart Ieanne Lonqmaid PACE SIXTY-THREE Ieanne Manahan I s M, effy fx. ' , if it Wanda McDowell l K, m sg, ,Eggs QF I im Mergenthaler I 5 y W te i f Vivian Mills i X' F 1 ug ! I N . XS Y- S ,A H3 13 H Bradley Morris - fw- -req, - Phyllis Netzer PAGE SIXTY-FOUR ,.+ ' A: Edwina Manson fs: R. Y 3 , 1. B Iack McGaiiick si, W if Sherrie Mergenthaler Bill Mires ,. 'il R 95' .ja-' xx 'Q m .., I , I Lewis Morrow Karen Nordehl 42 , 12-rf t, si? , .. SOPHOMGRES 43' f W4 912, ix' F 1- .rf A ,A 7 , 31 Frank Martello Tanya McGaitick Ioyce Merritt i Eileen Moen he Robert Mues Donna Olsen few View Margaret Mattson Ionnes McGuane K I I- I 1 ..,. . ,Z .:.. ,',. ' ' S' -- X en.. V-., S x 2 at t isifii. Ioel Sharon Matulys McDonald I F 4 '75 A A Suzanne Tim Meier Meloy 4 A int j fii j m -was 2 I 5 . oii' ,f 4' , ' , : We 1 it J A 2552, 2 Q A ., , ,-,.,..-f lim Bonnie Iim Miksch Miller Miller H ix E Bonnie Iames Marsha Mola Moore Morgensen K l7'f'f AA ' ' t ': ' M ' S M tk . -t-, A k Em, fl -: f g ' . 5 A .- Y 1: ' -fl -, ff P, sl ,,,, M ,A 2. ,, . A ' Ted Leo lack Munson Nash Nelson Lynette Rae Arlene Olsen Olsen Olson I , Q LF? 52 ff 1, f' ,I it 1 f Bob Olson 5 9 'I ww Nancy Petersen ,' I V f' 3 I , . , R , ki XA ,, 5? I P. 'm f w , 1 it A- i Frances Reynolds y in 5 Greg Robertson ff S -g, , ' , 'eil Sharon Schroeder Lois Sigety i ,. , M x4 'Y if X 2352 A if 'M biz X ff ' 4 Nancy Parsons Leslie Plumley Linda Rice ., gf 3 'lt is 1? 11 m:ane' 2S- I 1 n 1 I Terry Robinson up Vg, on W f'-we 2 ...C W Af Sv fl ' tl. v,.. ,,,, Win Iohn Scott S 'Eau Iim Sinclair SOPI-IOMORES S, 7?-'A V, 5 ' r 7 , . ,vgkf X A f ,Qrff NKJV- f 11 gwiufi rf: 54 1: w, Shannon Partin 'wt : I K l f , , 1 R full, Robert Ranard qziff' 5:- xy .,, , J Q 9 f K 1 Steven Rice .3 5 SN 5, W 3Mpv I ,lf l N I 3- I i t . , ' at., , t. Charles Rouqle Kathy Scott AP' :vez in W ff t-w5 ,, Arlene Sinerius 1-Gt an R423 R YK V Ieanne Paulsen Q65 Zn' use Q41-Q 'cf' K. Pr Richard Reichert P ,A tl it Carl Richards Margaret Russell iw? ji-ex wr: Carol Shepherd 519113, Regina Smallwood .an r 'E . ' 7 ff ig, ' 14:- 227' 'kv-ft' 'vs I Brian Peacock , :IQ I in M h-- R, Carol Reid ' 1 w I Neva Richards 1 K., wif :.'Iif-,,,q f 1 Larry Satterthwaite Bonnie Sheriil Carolyn Smith P 1 2 Patricia Peet A . I Sandra Reinhardt , m S R P l X --fi 1.5 . fi ist- P if 'ff z :D L: Rocky Rickman E 1 X i 1 Iames Sammons Roger Siewert Donald Smith PAGE SIXTY FIVE 72' Loretta Smith W w IoAnn Steinmetz Lillian Swenson Rose Marie Thompson Carol Treadway ,, E E! , , L,j Mary Ann Vashro PAGE SIXTY-SIX SOPI-IOMCDRE ,m::.,M,,i. ,L 4 , V L W , ' an . my 1 , 1 : Elbert Betty Sowerwine Spitzer 62 1322? , -11? M55 r, NS? ssl: if V M. , .A 4' J Bonnie Kenneth Stock Stockburqer Eddy Swor ,-19. Vicki Thompson S 2?e '7L?'1 5 '-i's , .- ... 3 43? 5 Elizabeth Truswell 5 W ' Viv- .,.. yy tv.. of iff I LV . '. 5 ,, Jw A S r Q it g i ,A - '51 1 3 5 Lonnie Voss Y t . 'fi 'wr 1 , we L z yy o ' lim Tangen .JA ' Y 11- Dennis Tode ,Aye 1 9 Carole Tucker ui E :S Y if -, AFX lack Ward 3 4 Carol Stanghill f is Q A it Christine Strandberg Betsy Taylor nlwwf ' f Ng sa, 5 f rw-fr , w . :Sm S,,, I Leonard Toftely 41. ..-i A 2 f 4 Diana Uhas Sally Warren Shirley Stanich Diane Susag tis. r J A455 1 'Fl 2225 ., A .: T' ii: rg? fi ,X R 33 -In if ,ps Sr 'YE - .2I,. f 1 Q t W- ? S if 5 S I.. .. ,Y 9 I' Norman Steck Steven Swanberg ,, ' 5 3 4 ii? . . ., J .E .ii Betty Dick Thompson Thompson M -. R t 6 'ggfj f 'S , '1' 4f , A Humberto Donna Torres Tracy I in -xx X ll B f X?-tt ' q: ',. ib-.. X N ' . , H o l K 'V i Q 2, WU! . , Ronald Gerald Van Diest Van Drunen , X ., Q b.., , A , V I I S 1 Ieanette Mariorie Weber Wells , Q33 xx if x i 2 Donna Welton Mary lane Williams Carol Woodward SCDPHOMCDRES bf V'-'if 51 1 - H6551 , Iames Peggy Wenger Westrup Mary Kay Alice Williams Winkler Bill Wright .S x .w , so X 1 Phyllis Wayne White Whiting I l .33 'J I Q of W 1 2.y Ierry Barbara Woodahl Woods Beatrice Williams M 1 2 ze, . iwf m E Qi 1 5 l?v1eA:f'wJlm'4f, Z Walter Woods PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN SGPHOMORE SCATTER SHOTS Bonnie Able, lane! Burr, Ieanne Longmaid jump me hurdles Mary lane Williams can really heave ihe shot put 9 fy! g i ,. e Party times were lun Sophomore winners of GJLA. U lf .,,,. pm-- l ,. W. vgfimwv ,fm K 'I z' , - 93, JW, . . ,. 53'5 3' s.'- ' 'li ff , www A m y I W ., 3 : . Q .,,, M 95 kj k -b V --,- . ,, ,gm-Vifli Q I Q. M , .,... ..p, Sophomores gather for fun and gossip Sharon McDonald was a whiz in PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT the- high iump ..-, A 1 ' -N-:M ,,,, ' , ,.., Mg 5 'W' ww msfbyzsy, gm ,K Ugg mm k gw1mwwm,wf,, essxqgr, ww qv?-WM1 -:iw ----2 ..... z MQW' 11.2.51 - ,,,, Z,-.iz - ,. , :1-E R ggiibfggggvgggggsaf gggy gmismwi-152: 3,5,g,f.,Qqgwas:51.g::f:v:. 51 55 seiizfzmi-42:11:12 gwmgt 59955321 L f, efvw: 2 m i3'3:m:::?izfASWTFEELZWffiiiizzgsziffiHifi?sxifgqzifgeizzagfilif?'L1::fw 1 Ng HfE2??i-WV 'fx131QWefiatifiggggzmaigyggjqaz:Ligimn-f-- . -1 M 1 .L w giizamiggfizgyzvgwgj.,Q1g::U:F 7331512:zvzgzzggfiigzfyggizif V f J -: V70 iii?f+igeN1:iQ2gym1A115121 1..,.Fmf,g:gNz:gf-W.al,, .ww fi .- w.i5fg::f,,f,H.g,Az1Qi , - h.15,s:a,..,,.f: 1: wggggwggzisggps.Aw wwf.-11 f mwmsxv 12 - .A ' Jr- X' 22l5?i:in:217f?i1?i5' ' ' X ' ' fm! FACULTY AMM- 1 31' 1. 'K 'wi . . M fur! w M., ,. . we-rn 4' Q-'asmff vi Mr. Nc Q 3 ,ms . rs f A .gy A, , 'f ,fm 7 -- , W by ,funn 'HF 'sf N ,qu . fm, -.1 ' A ,K wa. R.. N. A Naaqypplifdfxf -' h.,pi, h' kit! ' K 2 Ft 1 FACULTY MR. WINSTON WEAVER Principal PAGE SEVENTY ln the past three years Mr. Weaver has brought about many new improve- ments in the High School. He has gained the respect and ad- miration of all through his fair and im- partial judgment. Mr. Weaver is truly an asset to our school. MR. C. R. ANDERSON Superintendent As superintendent of Public Schools Mr. Anderson has efficiently guided the Helena schools for his sixth year. This is a complicated and responsi- ble job, but Mr. Anderson takes it in his stride. MR. IOHNSON Assistant Principal The fine job Mr. Iohnson is doing speaks for itself. Even though his job is not always an easy one he keeps his friendly smile. His good nature has been an encouragement to many. FACULTY ! qvli, l ,. .,:.A: Q giv V . MR. CLARENCE SHIVELY Director of Boy's Guidance Mr. Shively has been instrumental to the senior boys in choosing a col- lege and in assisting with scholarships. As can be seen by the past record Mr. Shively has succeeded very Well in placing our boys in some of the top schools around the country. f mu- if MISS KATHRYN MEGARD Director of Gi.r1's Guidance Miss Megard is in her second year as girl's counselor. She has proven herself to be a true friend. She has helped senior girls with scholarship ap- plications and has administered many tests. MR. FRED ROBINSON Director of Adult Education Program Mr. Robinson has kept himself very busy this year with the extensive ex- pansion of the Adult Education Pro- gram. His program has been Well re- ceived in the Helena area. lt provides a splendid opportunity for the educa- tion of our adults. PAGE SEVENTY ONIE FACULTY MISS IUDY GLEASON MRS. RUTH AYRES Secretary Financial Accountant GILES RUSSELL Aircraft Engines and Shop Mechanics PAGE SEVENTY-TWO N MRS. ROXANNE WEDGEWOOD Financial Accountant CLARENCE ANTHONY Aircraft and Shop Mechanics AERONAUTICS FACULTY HAROLD P. FRANKS E. A. DUNLOP Radio and Electronics Flight Training and Welding LAWRENCE MAYER Building Trades r 1 V n ,- WILLIAM KORIZEK ANTHONY VIROSTKO Aircrait Engines and Auto Mechanics Shop Mechanics PAGE SEVENTY-THREE PAGE ,,., , , A J , . I E Q, E 1 BQ X- , 1 K uw' W i 4 4 .V gif E i s A , Q .7 if k.L.ig5jsQ. f.Qi,'g, L .-fir: f Faffii. , Q:- Clarence Anthony Shop Mechanics ,', V1 . , :' - if f L ? ' fy .. .. J ,.. 1 ,t Iack E. Cohn Athletics-Math P i t I -Q... s E I Mrs. Charlotte Ewing English-Nugget Mrs. Roberta Goodhart Commercial-English SEVENTY-FOUR FACULTY Andrew Annala Mathematics 5 E E i l 2 i l Z K 1 1 Russell Creaser Vocal Music 3 . J X ' 2 .r' 'A 7' 1 - f u.-,. g I 'Q ii' ' V f 5 ,i nn xlg ,J-N' X a t ..,...W '2t :f..v mi J 'Q . . , , . . . A ' f f Q 5 .O 5- 'Q . 5 9 3 s .ir 9 s 5. 0 ' Dorothy M. Giese American History 1 1 Norvel L. Hansen Physical Ed. Coach J ff..1af.,1v i Sampel Cappious Social Science F l . 3 fa E 4 1 1 f L E Kenneth DeKam Mathematics t-' , ' i i 'uf 5 f IQ-Q-Zzjifffl ' 35 l X 2 William Gilbert English Mrs. Edith Hartzog History Rfb' ,etlk C , Ralph Henry Social Studies- Vigilante I i i i Q ' X - - Hy ,-1 .2: Q14 E i ,,132E'g'E ' 4L' 3?+win ' 4 A,t,, , , 1 .. Q v,, f ' ,, 'fwgfaf 4. , ' ' Hg, I S Mrs. Doris Marshall Dramatics-English Willamette Morse Commercial I . ., If .sag 3571-has s?,1af' i 12? im: .l k lf'5i'LsV ii? Kathleen Ramey English-Russian FACULTY Pay Kirkpatrick English ,A w 1 f'? l. A X 'QF 2 'Vi' , k 'W 'EF Mrs. Sheila Matulys Biology i I 1 A fl I I V I kd ! .... l iio ilwqk W Z ff F ,3 C. M. Ogren Chemistry Fred Robinson Adult Education Q E, hw Q 1v:aU-Fd Mary Marierrison English-Speech Mrs. Serena McCarthy Latin-English A, , ix i n K - 4 .-si .. Q . V. Q Emilee Pasha Physical Education 5351... - 1 ,,, A P 3-11 - ' , f- -t,, o Winiired Roxborough Physical Education PAGE SEVENTY FIVE dog, Mrs. Ellamaa Salford Spanish 5 Richard Stafford Spanish VM fan Howard Voiles Social Studies f Q H 1 X. Mrs. Edith Wilson Home Economics PAGE SEVENTY-SIX FACULTY Mrs. Alice Schmidt Biology 1 E1z?gge3f - 2 W gm l 5 4 il, M. . ..1-inefwg , fi AWS D ,N j A Keith Taft Physics l , - V ? r ' '. 1 I r f : h i hr t, r i 1 X 'JR ,,2' 1rf.,,... s Rh -wt ui, , K4-Ny, I if . 1 .,,f, i 1 , -fig: js! Mr. Earl Wadly Art G Mech. Drawing 5 A , A f 'z lf .S . -. .6 -5'. , WY . Q f wx i . xl L V :Q l A Mrs. Louise Williams Latin. Word Clues - W iff? W .R . ,, Q -all I 1 Mrs. lean Sinclair English LW' Q Q ,S Q ff. J' W -M X W 45 it Sharon Tomcheck Commercial 'sm A W , iii is Mrs. Francis Wells Library FACULTY SCATTER PAGE Iudy Gleason. Emily Pasha and Sharon Tomcheck cheer their faculty team onto victory in the Student-Faculty basketball game. 1 43,48 35' 43 flql 39 42? 37 '10 39? ' M- 4 ' M l h - Faculty Baseball Team Bottom row: Mr. Gilbert. Mr. Wadley. Mr. DeKam. Mr. Virostko. Mr. Cohn, Mr. Gross. Back row: Mr. Weaver, Mr. Annala. Mr. Staiiord. Mr. Tait. Mr. Hanson. Mr. Iohnson. Mr. Voiles. Mr. Taft goes into orbit! 5 5 H Miss Marierrison and Mrs. Sinclair look on at the Senior Barn Dance. A Faculty Basketball Team Front row: Coach Stafford. Mr. DeKam. Mr. Gilbert. Mr. Cohn. Back row: Mr. Gross. Mr. Hanson. Mr. Voiles. Mr. Annala. Mr. Talt. Mr. Iohnson. PAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN AERQNAUTIC SCATTER PAGE Where does this piece go? Auto mechanic students discover what is 0 under the hood. 'p Electronic boys iust a sittin' and a thinkin'. Dont burn yourself Gary Egqe! PAGE SEVENTY-EIGHT . . .?x?ff. 'Z..5' ., ' ' ..f 5 ' 4 ' Building Trades class midway in the construction of their house. Tom Salford, Chuck Sandru. Skip Franks, Mr. Anthony, and Terry Harris stand beiore the plane they rebuilt and flew. ,QM wszaw. , 9 . W X 2 ww .,,5, ROYALTY it .3 , r f ef J' .ulwnww 'xx ws x Q 'X ,f we wwf 'Y v 1 4 1 QUEEN EMME AUSTIN PRINCESS LEE MORGAN :gg ri 12 T is f f s 'WJ-3, ,,.. 5 , - fm l tw 1 ' - , . ix QM? f . if jar- 1' f s V , 1'iF?97iH E 7 . ,M A - . TI, M g gn, , M, ,gf 9 5' . ' 'T':f1w--f.j.1L,3iv Q Eg 4? ,Q 4 C , Y, ' V K fgiggfx' E -' ' V 'iii M V K fifiyxx . VZ. ., K A K ,,.,H A, . . ,X ,5 M :mam PAGE EIGHTY-ONE Claudia Carstens, lim Whipple QUEEN CANDIDATES AND MANAGERS Pete Lanthome. Nikki Evelcmd Larry Gallagher, Emme Austin PAGE EIGHTY-TWO PRINCESS CANDIDATES AND MANAGERS Ron Tobol. Ieanne Andre Tanya McGuifick. Brad Slration Chuck Green. Mardee Mihelish 'WZ Lee Morgan. Bruce Ncxchtsheim PAGE EIGHTY THREE QUEENS CCDUET Each year the crowninq of the queen ond princess Viqilotnte is CI festive event Above: Queen Emme and Princess Lee sit surrounded by their royal court. ,fx 1 2 Y r' 3 + 1 Q 3 ,J 1 '4f7,v w-1 V FOREIGN EXCHANGE ,fm-M, f '3., -. 'SIE 'H Y Y 'XS 1 vm-mm .9fa an Ayaya .JCL X X N ,,A, , V ,,i. 1 4 , ,A--: . H . N ' . K 5'xE K 753 333 f T .fe 1 E X ' ,, Ax: gy? Q ' r x 'SX I 3 6, ' L14 f ir! at ' g V X , K X Q QS X ' xp . 'Mfr s 4 LX H' 1' in . Q I f'+'tf,e5,a. , Qu-4, W .- ,s fs? ?' 'gf FOREIGN EXCHANGE NOMINEES Kent Kushar. Sue Kenny. Sandra Verzuh, Alexander Swcmey, Ioyce Biorgum. Doug Skor. The American Field Service program was introduced in the spring of l959. The purpose of this organization is to increase understanding and friendship among the peop1e's of the world, by giving American teenagers the opportunity to live with families in a foreign land. The school can select six applicants for this honor. From these, this non-profit organization picks the lucky students. If chosen, one is expected to uphold America's standard of conduct and to promote America's prestige abroad. 'l'o be eligible one must: be at least 16 years of age, have studied a foreign language, be a member in good standing of the study body of a school which has an A.F.S. foreign student during the current academic year, be a member of the Iunior class, be a U. S. citizen, have an excellent academic record, and be in excellent health. Last year Dru Dougherty was selected to go to Argentina. Mary Kay McEacheron Went to Germany. Each loved his country and found the trip to be an unforgettable and very profitable experience. Each hopes to re- turn to his adopted home in the near future. ln the fall of l96O of the six above candidates, Doug Skor was chosen to go to Denmark. He will leave in Iune and will remain until next Ianuary. l-le will attend school during his stay. Mr. Weaver, chairman of the AES. chapter, initiated the program in Helena. Louise Williams has worked hard as co-ordinator for the past two years. PAGE EIGHTY SIX ECDEEIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT ' 4. 4-f ,, 1-- ' I Z.. ,QXQ 3 I t V: I--V:--A I A V A .cf i-.W ' ,AE,. 3 , ,,.. M ' it I I l 9 w H ' i ., . W l' . W ,. f g ...,. N .f ' K t f 1 1 fi! ' A' . w ,, ' K- 'nv I .1 3.3 Jw . . 2 S55 i3J Lf' r Mineo Orito Mineo Orito, under the American Field Service, was an exchange student from Iapan. His quiet mannerly attitude made him Well liked by all. A conscientious and observant person he Worked hard to learn much about the American people and their customs. He surprised the students by learning to speak English as a native. An excellent student he maintained almost a straight A average. He could not understand Americans nonchalance towards their studies. In Iapan a person's school record determines his future lite, he often said. Every HHS student will remember this reserved Iap- anese boy with fondness, and few will forget the Wisdom ot his Words. Mineo sells ticket to Oklahoma Mineo and Dru Dougherty exchange news be- Mineo, playing baseball, is pre- to Iulie Long. tween classes. Mineo stayed with the Dougherty's pared to catch the next hit. during his stay in the United States. PAGE EIGHTYVSEVEN EOEEIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS HUMBERTO TORRES Humberto is from Parras Coah, Mexico. A friendly, industrious boy, he has enjoyed his stay in Helena and hopes to return again soon. . - -an RAMON DE LA PENA Ramon is from Spitillo Coahuilo, Mexica. I-le found I-l.H.S. easier than his school in Mexico, but had lots of lun. The persons on this page are not sponsored by the American Field Service Program. Z5 MISS ROXBOROUGH Miss Roxborouqh, from Enq- land, taught physical education in our school. She won the love and respect of all her students. PAGE EIGHTY-EIGHT Ramon and Lee Morgan laugh it up at the Senior Bam Dance. In. 3' ACTIVITIES I? 'I ggi? a If fieq ronf 'pore -mm Q K.. A' Ifx.qsQ.m i STUDENT BODY GFFICERS v 4 ! i ' '58 Q ,W 'TK' - xii' ' 'ii' fist s l 'lk ART HULETT BARNEY OLSON President Vice President The student body otticers are elected every spring to preside over the student body government the following year. They spend many hours planning school events and talking over problems of the school before action is taken to improve them. They have done an outstanding job this year. STUDENT BODY CDFFICERS Barney Olson, Mary Lou Bieri. Arlee Anderson, Ar! Huleit PAGE NINETY STUDENT BODY OEEICEES MARY LOU BIERI ARLEE ANDERSON Secretary Treasurer The Executive Board is the hub of all the school government. As well as the stu- dent body officers this group has a representative from each class on it. They have done all different kinds ot Work this year. They were in charge ot selling all the tickets to Oklahoma, working along With the Cancer Society in their tight against cancer and any odd jobs that came up. EXECUTIVE BOARD First row, left to right: Pele Lanlhorn. Arlee Anderson, Mary Lou Bieri, Barney Olson. Second row: Mr. Iohnson Csponsorl, Art Hulett, Bob Hoffman, Gary Coltrane. PAGE NINETY-ONE STUDENT COUNCIL First Semester Al? X First row, lelt to right: Mr. Stafford, Barney Olson, Art Hulett, Mary Lou Bieri. Arlee Anderson, Pete Lanthorn, Bob Hoffman. Second row: Ramon de la Pena, Shirley Hart, Lee Morgan, Ieanne Andre, Diane Reber, Iulie Curtis, Mary Io Miksch. Third row: Iulie Long, Connie Bardon, Donna Davis. Edith Carlson, Ieri Finstad, Carolyn Smith. Fourth row: Roger Bonnes, lack Holt, Bob Andrew, Steve Kellner. Chuck O'Reily, Bill Clark, Myron Laible. Fifth row: Tom Reuterdahl, Iim Bompart, Ioe Hendrikson, lim Burgess, Tom Weiss, Troy Holter. Under the able leadership of the Student Body officers, students represent- ing each homeroom make and enforce the rules ol the school. Student Council has been very active this year. They helped make the play Oklahoma the huqe success it was. STUDENT CQUNCIL Second Semester QV? First row, left to right: Mr. Stafford, Barney Olson, Art Hulett, Mary Lou Bieri. Arlee Anderson: Pete Lan- thorn, Bob Hoffman, Gary Coltrane. Second row: Tom Pouliot, Bill Walter, lim Tangen, Marilyn Willis, Karen Mathews, Ianet Blevin, Arlene Davis, Iohn Lewis, Humberto Torres. Third row: Ron VanD1est, lim Iones, Sally Waterland, Ioan Bahnsen, Iere Finstad, Barb Blakley, Deanna Dahl, Lynne Brackman, Ray Hubert, Ron Merritt. Fourth row: Wayne Lanthorn, Richard Buswell, Troy Holter, Dick Thompson, Glenn Beniamin, Glenn Godward, Bill Dunlop, Ierry Christison. Filth row: Larry Gallagher, Mike Morgan, Rod Vollertson, Terry Harris, Art Cranmer, Marvin Ioyce, George Dupree, Ray Johnson, Bob Morrow. PAGE NINETY TWO 3-7-77's 1-r 0 ff Et! 1 t First row, lelt to right: Mr. Gilbert, Art Cranmer, Carol Buor, Ron Tobol, Mrs. Schmidt. Second row: Sharon VanNoy, Kathy Herrin, Marcia Dion, Pat Wright, Arlee Anderson. Third row: Kent Kushar, Shirley Hart, Neal Ann PiPPY, Helene Rust, lleen Barney, Doug Skor. Fourth row: Chuck Green, lim Whipple, Art I-lulett, Butch Nachtsheim, Gary Anderson, Rich Atkins. The 3-7-77's is an honorary service club found only in Helena High School. Its main purpose is to usher at school functions and to raise money for the Gus Leger Memorial Fund, which is a scholar- ship fund for high school students who wish to attend college. This fund was started in memory of a former sponsor, George H. Leger. Gus has passed on now, but we always remember him by his favorite quote: l expect to pass through this life but once. If, therefore, there is any kindness I can show, or any good I can do to any fellow being, let me do it now, let me not defer it, for I shall not pass this way again. . . -Henry Van Dyke SKI CLUB 3 L 2 X 1 i 1 of . .Ms First row, left to right: Roger Bonnes, Tony Shore, Iohn Hollow, Jerry O'Nea1, Steve Sandstrom. Jim Burns, lim Backstrom. Second row: Miss Pasha, Shirley Whilberg, Willie Williams, Tanya McGaliick, Ieanne Longmaid, Barb Phillips, Sue Hoettler, Sue Lawrence, Marilyn Willis, Lee Morgan, Marcia Dion, Berma Saxton, Diane Reber, Ar- lee Anderson, Mr. DeKam. Third row: Bill Bardon, Barb Blakely, Sharon Stewart, Connie Bardon, Laura Larson, Don Smith. Dick Thompson, Vivian Mills, Sue Little, Alan Kind. Fourth row: Tom Conklin, Rick Weed, Barb Tschirgi, Rick Lavell, Morley Cooper, Skip Culver, Bob Kaupi, Bill Dion, Bill Wright. Fifth row: Dick Harding, Ted Thompson, Tom Iohns, Troy Holter, Bill Clark, MikeMuIlun, Pete Lanthorn, Roy Weaver, Doug Peterson, Fred Carlson, Dennis Tode. This year Ski Club was very active although there was little snow. They sponsored two dances up at Belmont for all members and their guests. Thfs year the officers were Ierry O'Neal, President, Iohn Hollow, Vice President, and Steve Sandstrom, Secretary-Treasurer. PAGE NINETY THREE LATIN CLUB First row, left to right: Mrs. Williams, Mary Kay McEacheron, Art Hulett, Dianne Feller, Iulie Curtis. Second row: Ioann Weber, lane Tuohy, Iudy Martinson, Mardee Mihelish, lim Tanqen, Alan Kind, Helene Rust, Carol Ann Korizek, Iudy Buckland. Third row: Sally Kind, Sandra Pohlod, Ernest Hanson, lack Burton, Mary Lou Bieri, Bill Dion, Sue Fahrion, Bill Roberts, Dru Dougherty, lim Moore. Bill Wright, Carrolle Liedle. Fourth row: Dennis Haley, Sandra Searle, Bill Clausen, Lynne Brackman. Fifth row: Bonnie Geyer, Donna Welton, Marilyn Baird, Susan Little, Kent Kushar, Linda Iames, Rod Kovick, Sue Kenny, Brian Peacock, Lloyd Bishop, Myron Laible, Tim Meloy, Dick Brinck, Zigmunt Smiiag. Sixth row: Ioan Webber, Betty Featherly, Eileen Moen, Nancy Petersen, Iean Longmaid, Mary Ann Daley, Larry Evans, Gary Eathorne, Bob Lane, Gary Anderson, Quentin Schroeter. Seventh row: Karen Baucus, Mary Kay Williams, Sandra Verzuh, Janet Dightman, Diane Churchwell, Roxanne Williams, Linda Blohm, Iudy Holland, Richard Buswell, Dennis 'l'ode, Ierry Cooper, Bob Olson, Ioe Matulys. Latin Club is noted for its annual Saturnalian banquet. This year the dinner was a big success. Latin Club also had teas for the foreign exchange students and helped raise money for an exchange student to live here. QUILL and SCRCDLL First row, le!! to right: Marilyn Gibson, Norma Hall, Sue Spaulding, Sharon Maddox, Carol Buor, Sue Kenney, Nikki Eveland, Arlee Anderson. Second row: Ken Chaney, Pete Lanthorn, George Leeson, Mineo Orito, Iohn Nickolay, Doug Skor, Dave Carpita, Steve Sewell. Quill and Scroll is an international honorary organization limited to stu- dents Who do outstanding work on school publications. This year the group was led by President Linda Phillips, Vice President Steve Sewell, Secretary Lloyde Bishop, Treasurer Carol Buor. PAGE NINETY FOUR NATIONAL I-ICDNOR SOCIETY .x . Q A .,.A, H it ' K qbbl lu, 1, ,gl . G cl y A Q ' ' 15f' .2F a , i ' ' Y ' K .Eli ll ' Ei 'ffl 5 Ji, Sharon Karen Mary Lou Lloyde Lynne Ian Iudy Aronen Baucus Bieri Bishop Brackman Bowers Buckland ' A i?'f T'i ' ' Qgwwefiffwsgszeqgg Q, ' K z W Q av Q xi 1 :ja W K , t 1. Dennis Claudia Dru Sharon Nikki Marilyn Chuck Buswell Carstens Dougherty Enqer Eveland Gibson Green ,,.,rA. . A f ': .:, -yi' Dennis Mike Art Donna Sally Pete George Haley Healy Hulett Ienkins Kind Lanthorn Leeson HM. .,., ,, , ., V , ..,,. 5 I f ,FCA b KIPN 1 t A at K W E ,. i -'M -.fl HZ. --,,-. , Vx . x X I E. r , . ,Xxx ia. I V f ' ' ,.,.. -. D - l Carrolle lim Iulie Karen Mary Kay Frances Ron Liedle Little Long McKindree McEacheron Meiia Merritt Ky or R sq? . , 2 1 V . 'AE ' , , in ,. f' 4 x I , Q WWW! 'T ' ' Ram t -,H ' 2 fm :E zql it wr ...,, S7 W H-if f-L-if in r K. I A Q- ,P 6 ,-.,, L V 2 K K r nn Myra U, I T 1 . G 1. Z' t if 111211 ff . S S whim Q fsaw Q M Linda Kathe Quentin Ziqmunt Claudia Cathy Iim Phillips Rani Schroeter Smiqai Tannehill Thompson Whipple if Sponsors: an ,W f Miss Megard Mr. Shively as Monica Pat Sharon Wright Wright Van Noy PAGE NINETY-FIVE BOYS' H-CLUB Iohn Darrel Barney Scott Rich Tim Art Aronen Blevins Brant Brown Clark Conver Cranmer ,fr --4, Chuck Chuck Larry Bob Iohn Art Bob Douglas Dove Gallager Holiman Hollow Hulett lanes Rod Ken Kovic Leland Q nv ,Q sa: x 43, Iohn Iim Tom Chris Dennis Lewis Little Mclienney Meier Meyer is 3 , ' sa we -1.4v..,3 Dave Butch Paul Bamey Ierry Ieii Bill Milot Nachtsheim Nichwander Olson O'Neal Peterson Reynolds 'B-MSE Steve Max Dave Sanstrom Simmons Smith Dennis Sorrels 'Qui' 'FL Larry Rod lim Bob Ursich Vollertson Whipple Wood PAGE NINETY-SIX l. 'X 'Isle Dave Ron Iohn Tobol Tobol Tobin Sponsor: Mr. Skor ii? GIRLS' I-I-CLUB 53 HWS' gm, Arlee Ioan Ileen Ioyce Becky Iudy Edith Anderson Bahnsen Barney Biorgum Bryant Buckland Carlson Diane Churchwell ws. , Donna Ianet Marcia Diane Diane Iere Davis Diqhtman Dion Farnam I-'eller Finstad 1 an who l . ,.. use A I Carolyn Marilyn Shirley Iudy Iulie Gibson Gibson Hart Holland Long Mary Kay McEacheron Iane Tuohy I I Lee Carol Char Berma Morgan Pickering Rudio Saxton Girls' H Club Pres. Sponsor: Miss Pasha CONNIE CROSS Betty Mardee Lundberg Mihelish Iackie Terry Smith Trerise H Club Pres. CHUCK GREEN PAGE NINETY-SEVEN RUSSlAN CLUB First row: Gary Anderson, Tom Moore, Iulie Wines, Delores Mecredy, Miss Ramey, Cathy Thompson, Kenda Brown, Marilyn Gibson, Bob Mires. Second row: Zig Smigai, Dennis Haley, Adele Wilkinson, Mary Kay Mcllacheron. Russian Club was organized this year. Although it is one of the smallest clubs in the school, it has much enthusiasm. lts members worked hard and sold the most cartons of candy to raise money for a foreign exchange student. The purpose of the club is to study the customs of Russia, and to make the language study interesting. The members have listened to Russian poems, sung Russian songs, and even tried a few of their dances. F. l-l. A. First row: Mrs. Wilson, Karen Mcliindree, Claudia Tannehill, Emily Schweiel, Iulia Storez. Second row: Iudy Standley, Claudia McCarl, Margaret Poe, Sue Craig. Third row: Dee Salisbury, Kathy Neill, Claud- ette Goodman, Charlene Waters, Cora Poe, Denise Longfellow. Fourth row: Iudy Polich, Kay Hazen, Hannah Cobb, Sharon McDonald, Diana Dickgraber, Madeline Theurer, Sue Spaulding, Betty Rude, Phyllis Beaver. Future l-lomemakers of America teaches the domestic skills to its mem- bers. Under the direction of Mrs. Wilson the girls learn cooking, sewing, house cleaning, and even a little first aid. This year the club was proud that Iudy Standley placed first in the local Betty Crocker test. She also won the local and district pie contest. PAGE NINETY EIGHT PEP CLUB ik .Qfqlz First row, left to right: Sally Neath, Pres.: Iudy Buckland, Vice Pres.: Ioyce Biorgum, Sec.: Lee Morgan, Sandy Verzuh, Work Chairmen: Miss Pasha, Sponsor. Second row: Carol Buor, Denise Longfellow, Di- ane Reber, Emme Austin, Sharon Van Noy, Nata Frost, Iudy Howard, Carol Tucker, Sue Craig. Lynn Allen, Mary Lou Hicks, Shirley Stanich, Ieri Huffman, Marilyn Hopkins, Carol Korizek, Marge Hanson, Bonnie Able, Kay Karpenski, Shirley Atcheson, Pam Budke. Third row: Betty Rude. Carol Melby, Mary Lou Humphreys. Sue Mola, Char Budio, Virginia Bozdog, Bonnie Miller. Iean Hassell, Marsha Morgen- son, Loraine Gooch, Bonnie Smith, lane Touhy, Deanna Dahl, Helene Rust. Fourth row: Bonnie Sheriff, Lloyd Bishop, Leona Iones, Lois Siqety, Diane Susaq, Char Scow, Sonia Synness, Iudy Holland, Sally Waterland, Tanya McGaffick, Donna Smail, Betsy Taylor, Mona Young, Marilyn Fabian, Sue Brewer, Iudy Bentzen, Nealann Pippy, Mardee Mihelish. Bonnie Robertson. Filth row: Sally Warren, Carol Stanqhill, Donna Tracy, Marsha Aldrich, Carol Word, Terry Trerise, Kamala Alm, Emily Schwefel, Sue Spaulding. Sharon Shepherd, Charlene Waters, Madeline Treurer, Sharole Iohns. Kathy Ziemer. Sixth row: Bonnie Mala, Io Wollensheim, Lynette Olson, Liz Truswell, Clarice Iohnson, Shirley Goodale. Sandy Schiller. Sharon Stewart, Connie Barden, Shirley Olson, Iudy Olson, Barb Blakely, Jeanne Paulson, Karen Rademaker, Shirley Wilhborg, Ianet Sasek, Francis Reynolds. Pep Club is a new club in Helena High this year. lts purpose is to sup- port the Bengals in all athletic events. PBENCH CLUB First row, left to right: Mrs. Iorgenson, Pat Wright, Nata Frost, Karen Baucus, Carrolle Liedle. Second row: Diane Reber, Karen Mcliindree, Donna Ienkins, Sharon Van Noy, Iulie Curtis, Carol Buor. Third row: Marlisse Sturmer, Madeline Theurer. Sharon Aronen. Iulie Long, Lynne Brackman, Sue Hofieller, Linda Phillips. Fourth row: Bob Moss, Bob Worcester. lim Little. A student must earn two consecutive A's his first semester and main- tain a B average thereafter to become a member ot the Cercle Francais. The officers ot French club are: President Karen Baucusg Vice-President, Nata Frost, Secretary-Treasurer, Carrolle Liedle. Mrs. Iorgenson is the sponsor. PAGE NINETY NINE SENIOR G. A. A. Oificers: Ileen Barney, I SOPI-IGMORE G. A. A. AGE ONE H IUNIGR G. A. A. ABT CLUB First row, left to right: Karen Mcliindree, Bonnie Flint, Pat Wright, Mr. Wadley. Second row: Monica Wright, Wendy Kottas, Francis Meiia, Emme Austin, Carol Korizek, Mary Kay Williams, Sharon Rea. Third row: Barb Blakely, Linda Iames, Sherryl Rogness, Chuck Cantrell. Fourth row: Chuck Douglas, Bonnie Barnes, Walt Cromeenes, Nata Frost, Mary Claire Kirtz. Art Club consists ot students interested in the study ot art appreciation. Much ot the clubs tine Work was displayed around the patio. They also con- tributed their artistic talents tor the scenery oi Oklahoma DEBATE CLUB First row, left to right: Mr. Creaser, Pam Bompart, Ierry Cooper. Second row: Carol Brent. Linda Blohm, Eileen Moen, Arleen Blewett. Third row: Sue Spaulding, Iudy Holland, Sharon Stewart, Rod Kovic. Fourth row: lim Bompart, Bob Moss, Mike McDermid, Bob Worcester. Under the sponsorship ot Mr. Creaser the Debate team has won 18 and lost only 3 meets. One ot the most scholarly clubs in the school, the club pro- vides excellent rhetorical traininq. The members spend many hours Working on their speeches. This year the debate problem Was, resolved: That the United Nations be significantly strengthened. Pam Bompart and Ierry Cooper Were this years co-captains. PAGE ONE HUNDRED ONE SCIENCE CLUB -up 2-1 ff mug, 'W' W First row, left to right: Iohn Langhorne, Bob Worcester, Klaus Hartman. Second row: Bill Greiner. Kent Kushar, Paul Hogan. Third row: Mike McDermit, Art Hulett, Gil Fletcher. Science Club is composed ot many students all brought together through their interest in science. They have participated in the science fair and Won several awards. EIELE CLUB First row, lelt to right: Mr. Newell, Alexandra Swaney. Donna Newell, Dennis Sorrels, Mr. DeKam. Second row: Darlene Dandro, Pat Kockler, Patty Bossell, Sharon Schrouder, Rosie Gailushas, Marsha Dahl. Third row: Doug Peterson, Bill Clausen, Bill Griner, Dave Stermitz. Fourth row: Howard Vral- sted, Duane Hildenstead, Greg Kneedler. Ray Hubert, Bill Mires, Ray Harrington, Gary Hendricks. Filth row: Warren Duffield, Randy Hendricks, Tom Iohns, Grady Plemmons, Elbert Sowerwine, David Lay, Tom Henry, Richard Fournier. Rifle Club meets Weekly at the Iunior High. The members work hard to earn their shooting awards. They have done Well in competition this year. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWO - SPANISH CLUB Ll First row, left to right:Mr. Stafford, Ed Mantel, Sande Wilson, Monica Wright, Frances Meia. Second row: Dolores Mecredy, Nikki Eveland, Lloyde Bishop, Karen Rademaker, Mary Plettenberg, Ian Bowers, Sharon Fitzgerald. Third row: Sally Waterland, Alexandra Swaney, Edith Carlson, Ioan Rein- hardt, Iucma Mendez, Irene Petrosky, Ianet Sasek. Fourth row: George Leeson, Pete Lanthorn. Spanish club is an honorary organization for Spanish language stu- dents. lt has developed a great interest in the Spanish language and boasts one of the fastest growing memberships in the School. They also help pro- mote the foreign exchange program. Tl-IESPIANS First row, leit to right: Lynne Brackman, Ken Chaney, Sharon Aronen, Ierry Susag. Second row: Loretto Keenan, Mary Sterling, Wendy Kottas, Mary Cantrell, Annette Tietz, Mary Steel. Third row: Sharon Trainor, Betty Io Thompson, Sandra Pohlod, Ann Lytle, Iudy Ogle, Irene Gordon, Kathy Wallace. Sherryl Rogness. Fourth row: Tom Moore, Carl Richards, Bob Moss, Ben Hanson, Iim Bompart, Bruce Amund- sen. Ralph Horner. These select members of the drama department, under the outstanding leadership of Mrs. Marshall, have been recognized as one of the best chap- ters in the Northwest. Their outstanding performances have provided the Helena public with many hours of fine entertainment. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THREE TWIRLERS Sitting: Sally Kind, Bonnie Miller, Betty Featherly, Sue tBrewer, Lynne Allen, Carol Korzek, Tanya McGaUick. Kneeling Sandy Verzuh, Gloria Hermanson, Nancy Bridges, Mary Kay Williams, Sue Hoelfler, Sue Lawrence, Shirley Hart. Standing Betty Lundberg, Bonnie Robertson, Mary Kay McEacheron, Trudy Beck, Becky Bryant, Nealann Pippy, Ioan Bahnsen, Bar bara Morris, Jean Mayer, The twirlers have done a Wonderful job of entertaining the Helena public during their halftime preformances at the Bengal games. They have also entertained in Missoula, for the tournament, at the Class C Tournament and in the Vigilante Parade. f'nm..u..Xkk ,G-fd ,sf -Iames IEAN MAYER SHARON VANNOY Head Maiorette PAM BUDKE Head Baton Head Fldq PAGE ONE HUNDRED FOUR BATONS Sue Brewer, Lynne Allen. Carol Korizek, Becky Bryant, Nealann Pippy, Barbara Morris, Tanya McGaHick, Bonnie Miller, Belly Feaiherly. DGUBLE BATONS Gloria Hermanson and Sally Kind. WS-SB'-K - or 5 Shirley Hart, Sue Lawrence, Sue Hoeffler, Betty Lundberg. Mary Kay McEacheron, Trudy Beck, Bonnie Robertson, Sandy Verzuh, Ioan Bahnsen, Nancy Bridges, Mary Kay Williams. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIVE LIBRARY STAFF Sharon Stewart, Sue Spaulding, Kathy Neill. Loretto Keenan. Mrs. Wells. Linda Swanson, Laura Larson. Rendering a very necessary service to the school, these girls help keep the library in top running order. They file cards, check out books, and help with inventory under the supervision of Mrs. Wells. CAFETERIA STAFF Margaret Poe. Cora Poe. Iudy Hahn, Claudia Wing. Kay VanDiest, Kathy Neill, Karylnn Kemp. Sheryl Rogness. Mary Claire Kirtz. These girls deserve credit for keeping the cafeteria in smooth-running con- dition by feeding the Helena Senior High students and keeping the cafeteria clean under the supervision of Miss Fisher. PAGE ONE HUNDRED SIX OFFICE STAFF E Hannah Cobb. Roberta Miller, Irene Petroky. Loreiia Smiih, Karen Radernaker. Beity DeHart. Linda Rice. Marsha Dahl, Verdi Anderson. Iackie Crawford, Virginia Salisbury. These energetic girls help keep the office running in good order by col- lecting absence slips, filing, answering the telephone, running errands and doing many other odd jobs. CUSTCDDIANS lt 'cbf ll Cl r Robert Otten, Frank Connors. Marvin Pugh. George Lamb. Dean Akin. Eli Iohnson. These men keep our school and grounds in tip-top shape year around. PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVEN N UGGET STAFF PETE LANTHORN i Assistant Editor I 1 1 I 1 LINDA PHILLIPS Editor Lindo and her staff horve done an outstanding job on the Nug- get this yeor. Every other week the paper comes out full of school news. These students ore to be congratulated on their fine job. GEORGE LEESON Business Manager Sitting, Iett to right: Linda Phillips, Editor: Sue Kenny, Assistant Advertising Manager: Sharon Van Noy, Circulation Manager: Ieri Huitman, Assistant Advertising Manager: Sharon Maddox, Advertising Man- ager. Standing: Mrs. Ewing, Advisor: George Leeson, Business Manager: Mike Browning, Photographer: Tom Ulberg, Artist: Iohn Nicolay, Sports Editor: Pete Lanthorn, Assistant Editor: Doug Skor, Copyreader. PAGE ONE HUNDRED EIGHT VIGILANTE STAFF L BRAD STRATTON Assistant Editor CATHY THOMPSON Editor put in hours of extra work with the hope that this be the best and most enioyed. SHARON STEWART Business Manager sp 'wi n. .- x 'xflf Sitting, left to right: Sharon Stewart, Business Manager: Barb Tschirqi. Iunior Editor: Ar Activities Editor Vicki Thompson Sophomore Editor Cathy Thompson Editor Standing' The Vigilante staff has spent many hours of Work under the ex- pert direction of Cathy Thompson, this year's editor. They have all years annual will t lee Anderson, B d St tt 7 1 I . . fd fd Oh, Assistant Editor: Tom Ulberq, Artist: Barney Olson, Sports Editor: Miire Browning, Photographer. PAGE ONE HUNDRED NINE I Pl-HLHARMONIC K it I E. .1 V- if 1. - .1 f Q lr. wg, f Y, ig-. ' First row, left to right: Marge Hansen, Iean Davison, Louise Lakner, Sharon Enger, Carrolle Liedle, lan Schuller. Monica Wright, Claudia Carstens, Carol Skeily, Mary Ann Vashro, Sherrie Longmaid, Sue Mola. Second row: Mr. Creaser, Bonnie Stock, Sandra Reinhardt, Sylvia Mertz, Roxanne Williams, Dixie Smith, Karen Baucus, Dolores Mecredy, Sue Fahrion, Lynne Brackman, Arlene Davis, Phyllis White. Margorie Wills, Pam Budke, Mary Anne Daley. Third row: Iim Iohnston, Dennis Hartsook. Walter Woods, Bill Brown. Grady Plemmons, George Neilson, Max Simmons, Steve Bauman, Tom Safford, Ralph Horner, Bill Hanard. Mary Sterling. Fourth row: Iim Bouley, Bruce Amundsen, Ioe Hendrickson. Tom Henry, Mike Artman. Charles Gooch, Charles Gilleland, George Miskovich, Lynn Fred, Davz Lay, Rich Fournier. Bob Worcester. Philharmonic and Girls' Chorus Were instrumental in the production of Oklahoma They have entertained at various functions and have been good representatives of Helena Hiqh. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE 4 i-EW' 6 5 ,Q 1 . :far I First row. left to right: Louise Lakner, Claudia Carstens, Sue Parrion. Second row: Delores Mecredy, Monica Wright, Margie Wills, Sylvia Mertz. Third row: Arlene Davis, Lynne Brackman. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TEN GIRLS' CHORUS First row, left to riqhi: Mr. Creaser, Mary Ninow, Alice Drake, Ginny Lipes, Dee Salisbury, Ruth Four- nier, Marlene Munyan, Neva Richards, Lila Martin, Carla Grotte, Iudy Nyland, Linda Pocha, Sherry Long- maid. Second row: Kaye Xarpinske, Darlene Dandro, Carol Sheperd, Marianne Cross, Sue Treadway. Beula Sickich, Dorie Gibson, Carol Brent, Pam Black. Ioyce Iorqenson, Julia Storez. Third row: Denise Longfellow, Clarice Iohnson, Carol Farmer, Mary Lieberq, Mary Ann Vercillin, Diane Susag, Donna Iezick, Charlotte Tovey, Lois Sigeiy. SENIOR QUARTET Karen Baucus. Carrolle Liedle. Ian Schuller, Sharon Enger. These qirls have been Very active in the music department here at school. They have performed many times and have always been enjoyed. PAGE ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN r t GIRLS' QUARTET From lop io bottom: Roxanne Williams, Phillys White. Sandra Reinhardt, Sue Farrion. This group is a new addition to the music department. 9RCH3STr3!i ,rv 'W-sl Bill Mires, Barbara Mattson, Mr. Creaser, Cheryl Eldredqe, Llrxda Davies, Quentm Schroeter This year the orchestra was small but very active. Mr. Creaser was the able director at different performances throughout the year. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWELVE CIHHCINHH HNO HSVCI NEIELLHII-I.L BAND - K 55' i 51, ws. E S I i 4 Adele Wilkinson-Drum Mcjoretie I 4 I z 1 1 1 Mr. Vamum- Band Director Burney Olson - Drum Mczjor DRAMATICS SNAP SHOTS 'Qi . r 4,54 L. va The Oklahoma cast spent many hours working in the cafeteria to make the play a huge success. ' S ,. A ' M, L K M A R Hours went into the making oi props. Mr. Creaser instructs cast of Ok1ahoma. rf v S r N Painting Wheels. ' What did you say Miss Gallager directs the cast of The Crucib1e. Larry Miller? PAGE ONE HUNDRED FOURTEEN GKLAI-ICMA - Max play Laurie 44 and Curley in The entire cast sings The Farmer and the Cowman should be friends. their lead. Iud and Curley in the Smoke House. Will telling Aunt Ellen about Kansas City. Oklahoma! s But you must marry my daughter. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN THE CRUCIBLEH The Courtroom Scene. Witchcrah is talked. over. ?F'?WffW.w -Q - . , 'lirfza-ff: f ,,,,,,, W. As the play opens witches are discussed. Iail room scene PAGE ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN WORK ON OKLAHOMA Mr. Iohnson. Mary Lou Bieri. Art Hulett. and Gary Coltrane present Governor Nutter lcenterl with his tickets to OKLAHOMA. Berma Saxton and Marcia Dion sell Mr. R. E. Towle two tickets to OKLA- HOMA in the house to house ticket stampede. Art students helped paint the scenery. y-- S ,lifes jam 'st The stage crew put many hours of work on needed The cigarette girls at practice. equipment and scenery' Ns These students painted the large scenery. Dancers for the play. PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVE NTEEN SCATTER PAGE V WWW.. Q Q' 4 fm A Failma. 'l- 7 -- i t? ' 1 . f Nm. L2-1:4121 f ffl ' -5 I . , M- A, , i q M 159 'Kg' W MN, A , Q : ' 'M ' ,lg 4 lj 'ff-, , W r 'I ' Q ax, H 151, , M: C , ., wwf ug Ni A 1 f ' ' F . 1 ff .' .33 ' 5 ' K V- - ' V , ff? -5 ' fi New tv' - yn vi 3, , Q, - P , ' rx K l 'Q , inf- 45? e S' - ' , I V fa' it , is ' , 1 J . ,It l Q 3 , A 1-ww gi. ff Y PL t W 5 . , E , l 1 Rx -a t an 'K ' Y 1 I Part of the Latin Club Banquet. Members of the Executive Board decorate the school Christmas tree. l Christmas Time at Shodair. M in Secretary Steve and President Ierry at one of the Ski Club meetings. While Ierry talked, we listened. PAGE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN SCATTER PAGE Kenny coming through the hoop lor a big game. Pep Club cheers the Bengals on. i Head Maiorette Iean Mayer at K A I' ' 4 Chrislmas half lime' Ierry dances with Trudy the bear ai halftime. 3 i The twirlers at our last football game. a i PAGE ONE HUNDRED NINETEEN Mary Kay McEacheron, head of Teens Against Polio. sells lirst bag oi peanuts in campaign to Tom Salford. SCATTER PAGE Our student softball team. Q: it The busy boys at the airport. Uri' ,,,r... t 'if' Lazy people who didn't run in the Snake Dance. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY The Body Snatcher and its owners. -2-1:5442 Q Our hard working photographer Mike. SPORTS gg' 'Q as-Xl 'V ,A M , .gglk ak? ' i W5 Q my N Mn Nr x r , .. V -W LGF. W X 5 . 9.4m ,Q . J, ...Q -H 5 '- X fi Xa ' 'sa R 3 'M'-vs n 1 'f?:.f might' v fini' QQ. f MJ., A ,A V Q ,gm -nu , s my wfzvl Q ,a. if 7- '14 w .'ff 'W 4' 4?-'Q , Q. M 1. ,L lg ,, gy' 46,5 V 'aw Shui... N Sf 'tilt 'Lf 1 Q QW.: 4 .mf 'n QQ, FJ. -A QAM - ,. W N., wh, . gjrrs, xv ,,,, 9 ,wf mu,' wsff W.-f x Q1 A-'wmif t is - . , M ,- E' fn K Q A- -5 M K,aL,'f Nj M. - ff ' vm 'M Q.. W4 YP A F Ns' 'bum ' 1 20 Q 'iffy ,, 1 ,MA 'T' A . M R iv 'lui , J' , Nr . WM , V , . ,T wr ' n my-Q., ww -1:51 .iq- wr HI-IS CHEERLEADERS' The cheerleaders have given the Bengals the suppori they needed to win. They have lead the siudent body both in cheers and in conduct. v-seg CHAR RUDIO NBTA FROST Senior Senior - Y EMME AUSTIN . Senior Cheerqueen IANE TUOHY MARDEE MIHELISH Iunior Iunior PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO SENIOR VARSITY First row: Paul Nichwander, Frank Schneckloih, Darrel Blevins. Ron Tobol. Chuck Green. Russ Williams. Dave Miloi. and Chuck Dove. Second row: Iohn William Tobin, Larry Gallagher. Bob lanes. Barney Brandi. Steve Sandsirorn, Mick Anderson. Bob Wood. Third row: lim Whipple. Butch Nachtsheim, Ierry O'Neal. Ken Leland, Art Hulett, George Dupree. Bill Reynolds VARSITY CGAC1-IES COACH HANSEN Coach Hansen has done a very re- spectable iob at Helena. He has and will continue to develop many line Bengal teams and players. He not only teaches hard. rough football, but also sportmanship and lair play. His teams are noted for being keen competitors and true sports. Helena owes much to him. Coach Hansen, we give you our thanks from your team members and the students of H.H.S. COACH COHN Coach Cohn gives Coach Hansen a very big part ol his Bengal teams. the line. It is through Coach Cohn's hard work and patience that the Bengal forward wall is developed. Coach Cohn expects and gets a lot ot hard work trom his linemen. He has the respect and admiration oi all his players. Coach Cohn works hard and does much for the Bengal teams. He deserves much credit. 1969 BENGAL VARSITY RECORD Helena 27 ..... . Helena l3 ...... Helena 6 ...,.. Helena 46 ...... Helena 13 ...,., Helena 6 ,.,... Helena O ..... Helena 6 ,,.... Helena 28 ..,... PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR Havre 19 Great Falls 26 Missoula 27 Livingston 6 Butte Public 39 Anaconda 7 Kalispell 12 Butte Central 31 Bozeman 21 VARSITY Fidsl row: Myron Liable, manager: Rod Kovick, Iohn Nicolay, Tom McKinney. lohn Hollow, Russ Williams, Chuck Green, co-captain: Ron Tobol. co-captain: Chuck Dove. Dave Miloi, Dar rel Blevins, Dave Smith, Paul Nichwander, Iefi Peterson, manager. Second row: Roy Weaver, Dennis Meyers, Gene Emineih, Larry Gallagher, Bob Hoffman, Rod Vollerlson, Steve Sand strom, Mick Anderson, Frank Schnecklolh, Bob lanes, Iohn Tobin, Dave Tobol, Lynn Predmore. Third row: Coach Hansen, Bill Reynolds. lim Whipple, Chuck Douglas, Butch Nachtsheim, Ken Leland, Bob Coltrane, Ierry O'Neal. Art Hulett. George Dupree, Barney Brandt, Art Cranmer, Bob Wood, Coach Cohn. VARSITY FOQTBALL bl .. 'V 1, .5 ,. if to 1, I Co-captain Ron Tobol Senior Haliback Ron proved himseli one of the out- standing backs in the state in earning honorable mention All-State U.P.l. Ron's speed was the big iactor in his many long break away runs throughout the season. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX Co-captain Chuck Green Senior Halfback-Fullback For the second year in a row. Chuck earned honorable mention All-State U.P.I. Chuck was not only a powerful ball carrier. but one of the best line- backers in the state. Chuck always hustled while on the field. Managers Leit to right: Ieff Peterson. Iohn Aro- nen. and Myron Liable. The managers always do a lot of work without re- ceiving much credit. Thanks fellows! VARSITY FOOTBALL MICKEY ANDERSON DARBEL BLEVINS BARNEY BRANDT Senior - Quarterback Senior - Guard Senior - End Mick was used as a linebacker this year. He became a big help to the team in this position. He made many key plays and also scored from his defensive position. CHUCK DOVE Senior - Halfback 9 K .:.- K - 5. Y ' it Chuck's speed was a very welcome addition to the Bengal backfield. He also served as a defensive back. 9' aff: if E 5 . L Darrel earned himself a starting line position this year. He also earned honorable mention All-State UPI. He was a real big part of the middle of the line. His speed made up for his smallness. GEORGE DUPREE Senior - End George transferred to Helena from Ala- bama this year. George gave the Ben- gals depth at the end position. He proved himself a good pass receiver as well as a defensive end. Iff I Q fi 1 4? We ' :ilu , . I ft - -:s ...- . . Barney also earned honorable mention All-State UPI. His pass-catching ability gained the Bengals many valuable yards. He- also was a very good de- fensive end. LARRY GALLAGHER Senior - Tackle Larry transferred to Helena High from Cathedral High School. He was a big addition to the Bengal line. Larry started many of our games and went both ways. oifensively and defensively. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN VARSITY FOGTBALL ART HULETT BOB IANES KEN LELAND Senior-I-'ullback Senior - Guard Senior End ,, ij S, . t fa 1 i f Q A ' if V ,gel I. , Q um ,N 'eil vw ff .' A F 'e ,fs I 'Q-K' ' In playing his second year of football. Art did an excellent iob. He was a big factor in many a Bengal drive. When the going got tough, Art got tougher. DAVE MILOT Senior - Center e ,yi .W Dave was used both offensively and defensively. Dave added depth to the middle of the Bengal line. He was there whenever he was needed. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Bob should be proud of his honorable mention All-State UPI. Bob was rugged on both offense and defense. He stopped many enemy attempts up the middle. BUTCH NACHTSHEIM Senior - Center ygg in ...ti ,5,Vyq ' I , '.-.f, JZ-ikwm sf' ef we A new ii A W' ff. 5 if f f , E f-gin., V- V iff ,. ,. .. . . MK' 3' ' fm: jedi Butch became a very valuable part of the Bengal team this year. He served as a center on offense and then an end on defense. Butch always hustled while on the field. 'a 335, ..x 5 if' 1 Ken's ability to catch passes made him a very useful part of the Bengal of- fense. Ken used his height to the best advantage. PAUL NICHWANDER Senior - Halfback What Paul lacked in size, he made up for in desire and drive. Paul served as a defensive back and did a real good iob. Paul should serve- as an ex- ample to the rest of the players. VARSITY FGOTBALL IERRY O'NEAL BILL REYNOLDS STEVE SANSTROM Senior - End Senior - Tackle Senior - Center - ,EEZ '4 -fi' , ' 'fit fi ,gy 2. A 3 Ierry gave the Bengals the needed depth at the end position. Ierry can well be proud of his contributions to the Bengal team. FRANK SCHNECKLOTH Senior - Guard I-'rank was a hustler on the Bengal team. He would always give all that he could. Frank opened many holes for the Bengal backs with his blocks. , g , . Dil if Bill added much to the Bengal line. His size gave the Bengals some author- ity on the line. IOHN TOBIN Senior - End Iohn transfered to Helena from Butte this year. He was a real fighter at his defensive end position. The only thing that could stop him was a broken arm midway through the season. P Q fy ' 5 Q if my 'k 3 X Steve was a big help to the Bengal offensive machine. He was a rugged downfield blocker and many times added to the Bengal back's yardage. He also played linebacker. IIM WHIPPLE Senior - Tackle . f m Q ki! 'f,,, Iim earned first team All-State honors both AP and UPI this year. He can we-ll be proud of this outstanding ac- complishment which he earned with his hard and determined tackling and also his rugged blocking. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE RUSS WILLIAMS Senior - Halback 2 sq v i x 1' 3 8 Russ became a top defensive linebacker for the Bengals. He gave his all to the team. Russ made many enemy ball carriers wish they hadn't come his way. He was a powerful tackler. BOB COLTRANE Iunior - End By the end oi the season Bob was a regular offensive end. He was a good pass receiver and should be better next year. He also plays defensive end. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY VARSITY FQOTBALL BOB WOOD Senior - Center r 'kwin yr E I A A ff Zh-.. I Q1 Bob became a varsity member with with a lot of hard work. Bob always tried hard. He became a big addition to the Bengal team. CHUCK DOUGLASS Iunior Tackle Chuck transferred to Helena from Sid- ney this past year. He has speed along with size and will be a mainstay in next year's Bengal line. ART CRANMER Iunior - Tackle Art played a lot of ball for the Bengals. He has speed to go along with his size. Art should be a topflight lineman next year. BOB HOFFMAN Iunior - Fullback ...W W..- ,M ., . ,, , .., 'Y Bob served as a punter as well as a fullback. Bob can be a powerful ball carrier. Next year he will be able to prove himself. VARSITY FOCDTBALL IOHN HOLLOW ROD KOVICK DENNIS MEYERS Iunior -fullback Iunior - Quarterback Iunior - Guard I il 'X w W lash.. . if as ' ' rg.-fi r f - ' -' , 2 ff P rr- 'A ' '.-' gf - S K Q , 2 -f is R . A Ll 1 'ff' xx Q H A 'K ' rtwgsi- Q 1 I WT1 fF,'1 Q 13-i'1f'?7 B 3Q4 i.f'f1ff'? fi s o ax QSVEE -' Z, x Iohn made the Bengal varsity in his tir t try. He is a very good linebacker and will be a big help to next year's team. Rod became a Bengal regular this past year. He is last and with another year's experience will be a top ilight quarterback. Denny earned himseli a starting posi- tion on the Bengal team this past year. Denny likes the rough play and should do well next season. TOM McKLNNEY DAVE SMITH DAVE TOBOL Iunior - Quarterback Iunior - Center Iunior - Hallback .FX Q , iw is Tom will be a big part ol next year's Bengal team. He' has the ability and desire to develop into a line player. Dave should be a big addition to the Bengal line next year. He has the ability to do real well. Q dl ba . lf gferg 'vi I 5 Dave's speed will be a big factor in next year's Bengal backiield. This past year Dave was used as a defensive back where he did a real fine iob. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE ROD VOLLERTSON Iunior - Tackle my 1 5 Sr' Coach Hansen gives game instructions to Bengals VARSITY FOOTBALL Rod played a lot of ball lor the Bengals this past year. With his determination. he can become a top flight lineman. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO The Bengals close in for the kill FOOTBALL SCATTER PAGE Rod Kovick goes around end for a large gain. t Barney Brandt picks up yardage in Butte game. I ' . , ., . -, 1 if 3-dl 'fi 'ri- , - V . in fl E MJ .R a Q, rv, QE' it 'Q any 45? Eg, n , A N 1-tt-G V wt Q X , l .' 1.-V. I- Of iytvk 4' ' j 'ii T We 5: B' g zitfflliff n ,f Q' 93' W. Mi t O' n f g V B ,gi if QH,,1.!,Q f?ff j i JM f B t a f r 'me tl fi' We Barney Brandt heads for a touch- J 4 'i fgggygi -M down in Bozeman- Helena game. Q. If iff , ,,,,,,,, , n Ifi 111. . in 7 ' ' Chuck Green plunges over line for short gain. if! 1 J Russ Williams and Chuck Green move in lor attack. Helena line men stop Great Falls drive. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE B SQUAD FOGTBALL First row, leit to right: Myron Liable, manager: Lynn Predmore, Bob Anderson, Marvin Marshall, Dick Blenkarn, Larry Ursich, Ray Mills, Iohn Lamb, lim Iones, Gary Hendricks, Iohn Aronen, and Ietf Peterson, managers. Second row: Bill Bardon, Ioey Wilson, Mike Eaton, Norman Hendy, Roy Weaver, Aaron Stansbary, lack Nelson, Bob Olson, Iim Darcy, Ray Hubert, Max Simmons, Milton Mun- son, Bob Morrow. Third row: Coach Swan, Dave Carpita. Iohn Nicolay, Ioe Matulys, Ioe Hendrickson, Martin Vook, Greg Robertson, Chuck O'Heilly, Morley Cooper, Gene Emineth, Jack Spurzem, Mika Hall, Frank Martello, Elbert Sowerwine, Coach Voiles. B SQUAD COACHES 1 -3 M1 . 4 .,,., Z N W ,,,rgf3:4f.' , , -l 7 VV ittri 'tzn . Y ',.V: I I xi j4 COACH SWAN Coach Swan works his squad hard. It is through his hard work that future Bengal teams are developed. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR COACH VOILES Coach Voiles works with the B-Squad as a line coach, He is a big part oi the Bengal coaching staff. 'EIAI.:I'.7x.LHIH.L GHHGNHH HNO 3fJVd VARSITY BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Burney Brandi, Chuck Douqlcxss, Bob Colirane, Ken Leland. co-captain, Iim Wilcox, Butch Nachisheim. Second row, left io right: Burney Olson. Rich Aikins, co captain, Tom McKinney, Lynn Fred, John Tobin. Rod Kovick. VABSITY BASKETBALL COACH HOWARD VOILES This is Coach Voiles' first year as Class AA coach: coaching at Ennis and Bel- grade before coming to Hel- ena. Coach Voiles has been building a team lor next year and should have that winning team. 'lf . V, 5 xii? gl ef -::.-: ' TIM MELOY Sophomore-Student Manager Here is a iellow a team could not get along without. He worked hard and lol- lowed many directions and made many accomplishments. This is Tim's first managers' award. 1966-61 BASKETBALL BECCBD 'Helena 37 ..,..............,.......,..,.,....,.,............... .,........ B utte Central 72 'Helena 61 ,....... ..,.... K alispell 64 Helena 48 ....,..,.. ,...,.. B utte Public 68 Helena 45 ...,,V.... ..,.... A naconda 81 Helena 51 ,...,.. .,,.,., M issoula 79 Helena 45 .......... ,...... B illinqs 72 Helena 65 .,.,,.,.,. ....... B ozernan 61 Helena 53 .......... ,..,.., K alispell 50 Helena 47 ....... .,sl... M issoula 52 Helena 62 .,....,... ,...... L ivinqston 71 Helena 47 ,l... A... ...,... B i llinqs 52 Helena 38 ...vws. ..,.... B utte Central 73 Helena 5U .,..,..... ....... G reat Falls 67 Helena 46 .,......V. .,..... B ozeman 57 Helena 47 .ss.,..... ..s.... L ivinqston 51 Helena 57 ,,..,.,..l ,,.,.,. G reat Falls 69 Helena 43 .......... .,..... A naconda 57 Helena 47 .......... ,...... B utte Public 62 Helena 52 .s........ ....... B utte Central 55 Helena 61 ,r,. ,Y ..,......,.....,,.....,,...,,,,.r.rr,r,.,rL.rr,,. Kalispell 54 STATE TOURNAMENT Helena 51 ...... .......................w,......................,...., B ozeman 61 Helena 46 ..........,......,......... ....... B utte Central 51 'Non-Conference games PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIETY-srx VARSITY BASKETBALL RICH ATKINS 5' 8 Senior-Guard, Co-Captain Rich contributed many an im- portant bucket to the Bengals along with his fine passing and dribbling. He showed especially well during the tournament with his almost impossible maneuvers. CHUCK DOUGLASS 6' 1 Iunior-Center Chuck came into many a game and added that extra bucket to help ,the Bengals. Chuck should be a strong contender in 61-62. BARNEY BRANDT 6' l Senior-Forward Barney came through in mid-sea- son to add bulk to the rebound- ing and connected on his tine iump shot. LYNN FRED B' 0 Iunior-Forward Lynn began to get much playing time toward the latter part oi the season. and began to gain confidence in himself. He' will be a great asset to the team next year. BOB COLTRANE 6' 4 Iunior-Center Bob was out of the line-up with a broken ankle. but came on strong toward tournament time. Bob should be the big point getter ior the Bengals next year. ROD KOVICK 5' 6 Iunior- Guard Rod played a fine brand of ball all year with his coolness of tloor play and in his setting up plays. Rod is a very decep- tive passer-and is expected to improve even more for the Ben- gals next season. PACE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN PAGE VARSITY BASKETBALL KEN LELAND 6'4 Senior-Center. Co-Captain Ken kept the Bengals going throughout the season with his line shooting and rebounding. He hustled very much and kept the Bengals tired up. Ken also made second-team All-State. BARNEY OLSON 5' 7 Senior-Guard Barney saw limited action much ot the season and made up for height in his hustle. He con- nected on many a shot contri- buting to the cause. His ball- handling and speed have been complimented. ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT I 'IOM MCKINNEY 5' 11 Iunior - Forward Tom saw limited action through- out the season, and hit on his quick set shot. Tom will be a strong contender tor the Bengals next year. IOHN TOBIN 5' 11 Senior - Guard Iohn was noted for his continual hustle. He saw limited action. but Iohn was ready to go when he was in there. He brought down rebound after rebound helping the Bengals. BUTCH NACHTSHEIM 6' 2 Senior-Forward Butch added the depth for the Bengals, in his fine rebounding and hustle. He came through with that bucket that really counted. IIM WILCOX 6' 2 Iunior- Forward lim is a great offensive shot: putting in one after another. lim saw limited action because of an ankle iniury, but should be ready to go next season. B SQUAD BASKETBALL Front row, lett to right: Dick Brinck, Myron Liable, managers. Second row, Coach Hansen, Bob Gage, Gary Anderson, Bob Olson, Frank Martello, Tom Weiss, Bill Walter, Tom Kuntz, Torn Daly, Gary Eathorne, Bob Anderson. Third row, Dick Blen- karn, lim Tangen, Dave Peterson, Doug Feller, Greg Robertson, Gary Coltrane, lack Holt. lack Burton, lim Moore, lack McGaiticlr. 'FE 41 1 N 0 , : I , ' gl 5 Q A 22 . V ' W - A .51 5 ,X 5,-L, eg ,313- L 1 NOG HANSEN Coach Coach Hansen has had a good year with his Bengal Kittens. The Kittens ore future Bengals, and coach Hansen with his know- ledge ot coaching helps develop these coming Ben- gal Cats. MYRON LIABLE Manager Myron with his sureness and responsibility helped the morale of the team as well as helping the Kittens with their develop- ment. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY NINE VARSITY WRESTLING -5.x-,ww .N x ,fs ' , .W-,, First row, leit to right: Chris Meir, Mike Grimes, Roy Weaver, John Lewis, Tim Conver, Paul Nichwander, co-captain: Roy Iohnson, Dave Tobol, Rich Clark, Byron Kane, Ietf Peterson. Second row, Larry Ursich, Iohn Hollow, Ron Tobol, Chuck O'Reily. Gene Emineth, Iim Whipple, co-captain: Chuck Green, Frank Schneckloth, Dennis Meyer, Bob Hoffman, lim Back- strom. Back row, Ray Vulk, Butch Ioyce, Steve Swanberg, Bill Griener, lim Darcy, lay Verdi, Bob Wood, Elbert Sowerwine, Art Cranmer, Mike Finley, Kent Kushar, Roger Phillips, Ron Trammel, Tony Shore. I IM WHIPPLE Co-Captain - Senior 4th place heavyweight division State Toumament PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY 1 i 2 f ffkt 'D COACH COHN A great person to know and a even greater person to work for PAUL NICHWANDER Co-Captain-Senior 3rd place in the, 133 lb. division State Tournament VARSITY WRESTLING IIM BACKSTROM RICH CLARK TIM CONVER I Senior- 150 lb. Class Senior- 120 lb. Class Senior - 145 lb. Class ART CRANMER CHUCK GREEN 3 Year Letterman RAY IOHNSON 'In Iunior - Heavyweight Senior - 180 lb. Class Senior - 138 lb. Class 3 Year Letterman PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-ONE VARSITY WRESTLING BYRON KANE IOI-IN LEWIS CHRIS MEIR Senior- 112 lb. Class Senior- 127 lb. Class Iunior1U3 lb. Class 3 Year Letterman 2 Year Letterman DENNIS MEYER IEFF PETERSON FRANK SCI-INECKLOTH Iunior-165 lb. Class Iunior 112 lb. Class Senior- 145 lb. Class 2 Year Letterman Montana State Champion 165 lb. Class PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-TWO VARSITY WRESTLING RON TOBOL Senior- 165 lb. Class Iumor 138 lb Class Seniors Years TIM CCNVER ....., CHUCK GREEN .. IOHN LEWIS ,.,,EE RICH CLARK .,.,.. PAUL NICHWANDER HM WHIPPLE ....., HM BACKSTROM RAY IOHNSON ., BYRON KANE .L..L. FRANK SCHNECKLOTH RON TOBOL .,.,.L.. BOB WOOD ......v Juniors ART CRANMER .. CHRIS MEIER ...,.. DENNIS MEYER .. IEEE PETERSON CHUCK O'REILLY DAVE TOBOL ...A ROY WEAVER .... STATE INTERSCHOLASTIC TRACK G EASTERN DIVISIGNAL CHAMPS 619605 sv uf! WX 'wfgv First row. left lo right: Barney Olson, Dave Tobol. Chuck Baer, Ron Tobol, Chuck Dove. Second row. left to right: Coach Cohn. Dean Retz, co-captain: Iuergen Greger. co-capiain, Randy Noland, Tom Kenney, co-captain: Coach Skor. Back row, lei! to right: Mike Meloy. Clifi Hysell, Gary Larson. Bill Wertz. Coach Hansen. lNoi pictured: Paul Nichwanderl 1961 VARSITY TRACK TEAM BOB COLTRANE IERRY COOPER Iunior-1 Year Letterman Iavelin CHUCK GREEN If A I V, .., S 5 IQ 4 ' : 1 i l il 5 ' T.... - 1, j j ft f 1 k,'V Senior-1 Year Letterman 880 yard run and 2 mile relay W E .hx f . s Iunior-1 Year Letterman Two-Mile Relay BOB IANES Wei 4. 1 - ,u z may 1 51 :,yXX,,,,A, ,..- A .Ur wg, , f- P , , ' ff., ll' i E 'KM' -f 'F 'f ! ' 5 5 fig lvlffn! - QM I1 p :mucus ,ru W1 ig Q79 i-ll 44 - 'U if-' -Q. W ,. 4.55: X A ...fl In 3 in :Ai ll, , Q 5 4 ' W Senior--1 Year Letterman Discus CHUCK DOVE . ,, +i 253-MAJ . Mm, ,, t Yi? 3 Senior - 2 Year Letterman 220 yard dash and 440 yard run and mile relay ROD KOVICK I .,.,. -,,-,.,, , ! i S .,hE 3 ' S 32 A ffk A , Iunior-1 Year Letterman 880 Yard relay PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE 1961 VARSITY TRACK TEAM PAUL NICHWANDER 2 . 'FK 57 . 2, f e . ,, N wwf' 4 in ...num A f I vw Q j yjmw-, Q,fs,? im V L., 5.5 , , i q 'gk . sg., fig, g A F. 533 Pala, ' fQ,f A1 ,':'-'T as T, ., Q, . QZEZ.-Q. ., . f E515-'tie..',i?Q .. . s Y 3 H ., ,,..,,. uae, ,.,..a..... .. . . , Senior--1 Year Letterman Pole vault IIM WHIPPLE Senior-1 Year Letterman Shot put PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-SIX BARNEY OLSON Senior- 2 Year Letterman Mile run. 880 yard run, and 2 mile relay. Barney placed iourth in the State track meet in the mile last year. DAVE TOBOL mall? 1 'lf' wr5'l?4liNA.llg Q3 ! Q Ai All I' if T e ' V ,. M' l 5 , L Y . mtiltf Y Iunior-1 Year Letterman Letterman in low hurdles and ran on relay team at the State track team. ROD VOLLERTSON u , WL Z . F I H . X xg A ' 5 f . :wx . .Jf.. ' i N a9S3'E.'5?5islf? ffm. .2 ' . . e if kwffii xiii it tif gif: M 1 A- . , ii Wai .s - Wg, A.. .,, my me m, . 9. .W 3 74 Q , - W- .1 f, QsUzS,L.yfgi V . A . 1 ' EH M 1 we Qi'fA.fiff:.g' X 4',:.p'ff,yMgi?.. Q., Sgaffw -.wwf ' '..w'.,..v -. . Kg.. Q, l3Qf'+-M ,MW ,.'a.y-y- , 1 K y A Nj'- . ' 2, . .fx J.. ...Q ' -. -fi 1, is filfft- vi 1 2' . f 2' 'lz '?3'5ff'5f:'- .- 1 -' 'M fig' in , - l f: iq. ....x-a.L.A.ll1e.k.J iuf.,y 'A 1. ?n1'K',,.,.-Qi' .,S '.1-z:'.ix.v ' Iunior-1 Year Letterman Iavelin RON TOBOL 1 ...-.. I Senior-2 Year Letterman 220 yd. dash, 100 yd. dash. 180 yd. low hurdles. 880 yd. relay. Ron placed second in the 220 yd. dash at interscholastic last year. He also placed iiith in the 100 yd. dash. Here is the work horse ol the Bengal track team. Ron has eamed himself a name as a tough competitor as well as an all around athlete. IERRY O'NEAL +1...,,,-I 'LQ'-L-.. Senior -- Captain Ierry is president oi Ski Club and added points to the Bengals' ski team. SHARON STEWART Senior Sharon was the only senior girl skier. Sharon was hampered by a had leg for part oi the sea- son. VARSITY SKIING CLUB COACH OTTO OST bog, Without the line instruction of Mr. Ost the team would have lost many an important pointer. STEVE SANDSTROM lm, Senior Steve had that drive and deter- mination that makes an athlete. SKIP CULVER 1 4 I I Sophomore Skip gained much experience in his skiing with the team and will be a strong contender next year. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-SEVEN SUE LITTLE Sophomore Sue was one oi the better girl skiers and came through with points in the State meet. DICK THOMPSON Sophomore Dick has gained the experience and the know how of a good skier. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT VARSITY SKIING CLUB IOHN HOLLOW IEANNE LONGMAID 'fv- -3 IUNIOR Iohn is probably one ot the more outstanding skiers ol Montana with his line actions and maneu- vers in the downhill and slalom. Iohn placed fourth in the Boys division in the downhill at the National Ski meet. This is truly a great accomplishment and hon- or lor Helena High School. MORLEY COOPER -1--...Q SOPHOMORE Morley Cooper, sophomore let- terman added a great deal to the team this year. His daring nerve and excellent skill proved vital to the success oi the team. Sophomore Ieanne gained much needed ex- perience and began to show to- ward the end oi the season. Barb year knee State there BARB TSCHIRGI Iunior did very well in skiing this but was hampered with a iniury a week before the meet. Barb will be in pitching next season. CRCDSS CGUNTRY TEAM Front row, le!! to right: Barney Olson. Terry Wilson, Lynn Fred. Dan Hoy. Cliff Hennessy. Buck row: Bob Lane. lim Wilcox. Gene Gabriel. Bill Walier. Ierry Cooper, Coach Gilbert. IERRY COOPER-Iunior LYNN FRED-Iunior GENE GABRIEL-Iunior 1 Year Award Winner 1 Year Award Winner 2 Year Award Winner PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-NINE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM F . Y, . A E Ma 'lm . ' 4- g A I ,V .e,r?rnMwwmE V ' X we 1 Q I 'EQ A 'f :: '.,,. 1 E? it ,Q CLIFF HENNESSY-Iunior l Year Award Winner - -A -f .N.. 4 ..,..,..... .. ... , .,,,..,,,-, i wwwwwmwwfw 5 Q QW. X fflllnluw, A BARNEY OLSON-Senior 2 Year Award Winner PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY f 2' , M, - ,, , . gd -1 E ei? 5 'ff' E Q? Q fig S g m A f .3 2' if J is P 1 x DAN HOY-Iunior 1 Year Award Winner 4. gk. , . 1 Ei W ' 'wwwwwx In pn an p . ':V.:, W A' ' .,,, ..,.,.,., , ..,. , , 'ink' 'S f. 5 f BILL WALTER-Iunior 1 Year Award Winner BOB LANE-Sophomore 1 Year Award Winner 4-Q R 'A 5,,.,,,.r.,, Q- F 52' g , X iq A fit' Q--M 5? A 2 ' 2' En 2 TERRY WILSON-Iunior 1 Year Award Winner INTRAMURALS SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Pictured left to right, first row: Louie Morrow, Wayne Lanthorn, Myron Liable. Back row: Fred Carlson, Art Mann, Ron Vandiest, captain. Not pictured, Bill Johnson, Steve Swanberg. SECOND PLACE VOLLEYBALL-Iunior Senior Division First row, lett to right: Ray Hubert, Ierry O'Neal, Ray Mills. Back row, left to right: Frank Schneckcloth, Iohn Darlow, Blair Bratlein, Captain. Not pictured, Dave Milot, Art Cranmer. Ray Weaver, Steve Sanstrom. Two intramural basketball players go high for ball. FREE THROW CHAMPS l --41-P 2 rise 447' 1 f E Lett to right: Iohn Dahl, third place: Paul Nichwander, tirst place: Iohn Nicolay, second place. FIRST PLACE VOLLEYBALL-Iunior Senior Division First row, left to right: Dan Hoy, Ron Iorqenson, Dennis Meyers, Paul Nichwander. Second row, left to right: lim Larson, captain: Tom Warren, Iohn Nickolay, Bob Wood. Not pictured, Doug Peterson Who's ball? Seems to be the expression in this intramural basketball game. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTYVONE INTRAMURALS GIRLS' TUMBLING TEAM TRAMPOLINE TEAM First row, left to right: Carol Tucker, Marilyn Willis, First row, left to right: Ioyce Biorqum, Virginia Bozdog, Connie Cross. Second row, left to right: Marlise Sturmer, Kathy Kockler, Ianice Johnston, Vicky Amundson. Kathy Tucker. Second row, left to right: lack Burton, Wayne Lanthorne, Skeeter Walker, Larry Satterthwaite. Not pictured, Iim Moore. Here is a girl in action in the girls' volleyball playoffs. SHUI-'FLEBOARD Left to right: Diane Farnum, Iere Finstad, fiirst place doublesl, Ileen Barney ffirst place sinqlesl, and Char Rudio fsecond place douhlesl Sandra Verzuh and Becky Bryant tthird place doublesl. Not pictured Jeri Huffman. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS First row, left to right: Iudy Buckland, Connie Cross, Donna Davis. Lenore Gallaway, Char Rudio. Second row, left to right: Edith Carlson, Ianie Galloway, Carolyn Gibson, Jacque Smith. Mary Kay McEacheron, Ileen Barney, Marilyn Gibson. BASKETBALL SCATTER PAGE Ken Leland attempts field goal while Butch Nacbts- heim moves in lor rebound. xx Butch Nachtsheim fires for two as Bob Coltrane- moves in lor rebound. Q r Q, 5 4 A I 1 U 1 t 'fvs'x:- 1 1 5, X ,- ,S y? Leland tips one out. Rich Atkins moves in for bucket. mm, Bob Coltrane gets tip against Butte Public. Hey Kovick, the game has started. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE AUTOGRAPHS AUTGGRAPI-IS AUTOGRAPHS aw ' is 'WF ii. 5111 , , vm ADVERTAlSEMENM 'Ii Q , ,imp .. -.,.,,,,N' . - . : Q if 4 M X K Q N 5 A.: Q ,Am .KA .... I 3 , ff -V 55,1 ., kia AUTOGRAPHS A Portrait is your mirror today your JAMES STUDIO swswsff s 1 , 2. E gi 'W ., .'-Z. '-5, -. L -X ' L 3 ' If wi T H35 0 rw 1, ka at 1,.yn,',4,, If , . Y 'Mew' wits.. JH 1 X f X fs 2 .W 1 A A Qggszvwtfi '23 ' X , 'Q g h sw gffy Yugi S gg' -skull 1 fwit ii' 331' Q, is a H 0-.-' f E-1 I 5.1: f Al' -X 4. ,...,,, ,S . A, . -1sWa'f'H1 .fs , 3.X.5,LX ,iffy y ' 1 'Sr , 5 .si y if fi 'E xr, . as -'11 ' memory tomorrow! 'ii :W g ' E, fi? .J if f '- '5'x.' af . J I ph ., 1 s-1 :', , R 'L 753, L ' 33 M221 h , ,,,v3 , ' .wszmw uh, -James Studio 53 W. Sixth Dial 442-4536 for appointments X61 For Fashions Newest Shop at FI HERS STYLE HOP CONGRATULATICDNS CLASS OF lI6:I,Il SANDY'S FLORAL PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY NIM f X See First EOR QUALITY CLOTHES FOR BOTH MEN sl WOMEN Butch and John know where to shop! THE GLOBE School and Office Supplies Portable Typewriters Nc1ege1e's You name it, we have it 121 N. JACKSON ST. PLYMOUTH VALIANT CHRYSLER IMPERIAL NORTHWEST MOTORS INC. 516 FULLER PAGE ONE HUNDRED SIXTY B U T T R E Y F 0 0 D S H U S T A D C E N T E R These Helena High boys all agree Buttrey's is a great place to work and a great place to shop. C xx I 14 A A X :gelll I E 1 l 'N .Sabi QETEM ' 'I A E - e 1 ALLEN ELECTRIC T U ' 21 ' S A N ' :sf 'T B ':::: VL sf, N I l D ' Eliihigs. X n e if R I .-Ili' 5-gg 5 S Y ' 1 1 . X g 1 I home appliances Reber s Plumhmg 8: Heahng 805 N. Main 442-4660 and PLUMBING SHEET METAL R E . . R E B E R electrlcal contractmg E R HEATING AIR CONDITIONING PAGE ONE HUNDRED SIXTY ONE DIAL I 46 NORTH 442-6290 LAST 5 Ready to CHANCE ' serve the GULCH hole fam ly ,L M McDonald Co. QFormerly FligeIman'sJ Thrifty Bengals will find a savings account at the Union insures a college education t y colon. gx-.l,4s'o,,.v.m1l X' A gdlik af M8 2 anus: 1 ffl' Z '5hg,lN.9-fhl v 1T?l. '5 H 1 Z Z Z Z ZZ Z Z n Z Z ZZ Z Z Z ZW .ai'nlEQ' illd ZZZVZZZZZ -.MV A BANK Z and must COMPANY Z GE ONE HUNDRED SIXTYATWO t Rogene's Where the Smart Set Shops The Home of Koret Petti 8a Joan Miller Fashions CCODNGRATULATHCQDNSQ To the Mothers, Fathers and Teachers who have made your graduation possible. and- Best Wishes TO THE CLASS QF 1951 SMQQ fm. SSSSEY Serving All Montana 5233? mmm 'E 'A 's 1015 POPLAR AVE.-HELENA, MONTANA mamma v ' Q 1. mmhaa S'u,nzZu2vA 11 -- Ynfvnbzaa Sunafuts 1 PAGE ONE HUNDRED SIXTY THREE l Congratulations p1,,we,s fo, GN Every Occasion A 'A' STATE NURSERY COMPANY GREAT ANNUAL! , Brackmay COMPLETE Fooo MARKET Best Wishes Hour 51st Yearv 'A' 1 A Friend f 1429 H 1 A 442 7220 Helena Auto Dealers Association A. A. Garage 8. Equipment Co. Anderson Motors, Inc. Capital Motors, Inc. A W H A D A 'E - Tri U AX -E - H M- ,gf .... P' f A ' ' 2.0 mn 1: :::. C I ,1 Q7 XV . S -A ' A '-:QI ,1:', NSY U- I A ....:!..- -1: EEEEii'i 'E - I . Grimes Buick Continental Motors, Inc Northwest Motors Dahl-larson Motors Placer Motors Frontier Motors, Inc. PAG NE HUNDR V .,,...,,u F 5 i 1 I Q A u 4 4 I E , 11 me I ll ls h 1 n q At s Their BEST flank Naenue aumbifzinyd, inc. 428 N. PARK AVENUE TELEPHONE 442-1809 GARDEN SPOT Capital MARKET No. 1 City Bowl ir We Give S 8. H Green Stamps OPEN YEAR AROUND 120 14th Avenue COTTON FROCK SHOP I jmqemawi GROCERIES AND MEATS if Phone 442-4075 CATERING 8: LOCKERS ll I ll Lovely thmqs for Less Ph e 442-3720 ir ul' 60 S . Last Chance G l h Ph 442 4680 41 W. 6th Ave HELENA, MONTANA PAGE ON 14Ild9l S0ll 98 Clothes of Distinction Mickey Anderson is pictured showing a shirt of distinction to Dave Milot, Steve Sanstrom, and Terry Harris in the new campus room of their store. Ben Franklin Store Nationally Known LOCALLY OWNED 'A' Shop and Save K OX' E ffqx f' if -. '!lx .s,, A vi' fyilfi' ' nllll N ggpnulln We Telegraph Flowers Helena, Montana Nosey Joe says: DEMAND CLEANING As advertised in-LIFE-LADIES HOME JOURNAL--GOOD HOUSEKEEPING R A Y - D - A N T CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 315 North Park Helena Montana PAGE ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX JCJRGENSON'S Holiday Inn Cull 442-6380 for Dinner Reservations alter High School Events If Jorgenson's Holiday Inn is good enough for Montana's 1961 Legislator's -Pictured above at Jorgenson's-it should be fine for H.H.S. students. Eighth Avenue Grocery MEATS 'A' Thillips QUALITY Z CHEKD GROCERIES D a E r E e S FRESH PRODUCE SCHOOL SUPPLIES ARNOLD SERVICE STATION 'lf M 423-8th Avenue 4424560 208 Montana Avenue 442-0479 AGE ONE HUNDRED SIXTY SEVEIN e a f ,:-, Q,A- ' .-.' y -' f :If I Yea , the ONE bread that stays soft-n-good 2 -ff days longer KNAPP SERVICE INC. 'xx O xk J ' UNION OIL CO. PRODUCTS V , FIRESTONE TIRES x M' Y ' f X GRAND r 3 ST CHANCE GULCH 5 - S - Mh.ute-Me,f, FURNITURE 1 A COMPANY MINS GIFT SI-IOP , ' ,-' K Usual and Unusual Gifts I v . -- John and Min Casebolt 5 X ir 23 West Sixth Ave. QUALITY - DEPENDABIIJTY Ph 442-9920 Helena, Montana 109-139 G1-and Street B0y's and Girl's Men's and W0men's Ready - . to - Wear! Fashions to top A Well- Rounded Wardrobe Vaughn and Ragsdale Co. ro m REGULAR HARDWARE ROOFING 8. INSULATION MATERIALS ecifieqfi inc. East Helena 227-6895 ,fllffolr COLLEGE DEGREES STUDIO Come! and swan, I A AMERA HOP I l l C S I, In II l I- .I Q fg gy ' VBUILDING s. LOAN:AS50CIATIdN 23 N- Main 442-7919 P CE O HUNDRED SIXTY NINE m.W,,,zWe wzwimze A A-.,.. Ice Cream . .. . Malts Shakes Other Yummy Products Sold to You By Smilin' Ted, Nata 85 Barb riendly Service ine Dairy Producis , . LANE'S STUDIO Lmnen-Klnn Maximum in Qualify 7 X r af i i Lumber Co. A Minimum Price g X . K 0 L u M B E R See the man from- in . PA 'NTS THE THOMPSON AGENCY t r ' i Union Bank Building 1 1 i Q L 9 B U I L D I NG Special Thrift and Protection Plans E j I 'I' ii' if S UP P LIES For Young Men and Women 5 . I :iii J. G. THOMPSON, General Ag i 5 'i I ' T 0 0 LS J. R. MCNAMARA A 1. 1 '5 R. E. sivmrn IQ f . Q A. E. LIPPER1' ix . i R 9. 5 R. G. LaVIGNE , 'I : I -' : U Y in Q' THE Lincoln NArioNAL If 5 5. I PHONE 442-3150 urs INSURANCE co. 4 i ,A I I Q 708 N Last Chance Gulch PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY CULUNIAL CLUB Friendly Mountain Atmosphere Complete Dinners Banquet Facilities Choice Steaks Quality Seafoods Located at Intersection of Highways 91 85 12 Lovely Fashions For Lovely Young Ladies .nf i en 6 For ' ' 2 E' Helpful Tips on Up-to-date Fashions Ask WM Francie ggi Awfyfon- owc cgfyfz-: Safon PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-ONE o Pl bl E ning T k Your Date t THE IMPERIAL BDWLING LANES Bowling is X y Sp t The Vigilante Staff Wishes to Express Their Thanks to All Those Who Have Made Possible the Publication of the 1961 Annual N TY-TWO Eaton-Turner jewelry Compan Zip Eaton shows Bonnie and Larry a sample of the quality products found at EATON-TURNER'S on Last Chance Gulch Watches Diamonds Precision Engraving Expert Watch Repairs Helena's Quality Jeweler st ATIQNAL BANK at TRUST COMPANY Leaving for college? Open a personal checking account at the Friendly First to make money handling easy while at school. Planning on college? Open a savings account at the 1st National Bank 85 Trust Company and save for that treasured college education. wmv-f I ,E at W , , 9 L li ,ua X Q if-w-2 M Wi, Q ri '- s s , rf, i 3 pp M, wwg., Weis, f.f? A if 'exert' Q si, Mfr PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-THREE PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVEN ,I o gf Best Wishes from the Montana Record Publishing Company Publishers of The Independent Record 317 Allen Street Telephones Business Office - 442-7190 Editorial Dept. - 442-1840 Commercial Dept. - 442-7190 Advertising - 442-5030 Commercial Printing and Boolcbinding No Job We do Any Too And Large or All Kinds Too of Small Printing TY-FOUR Some of the friends to Whom We are indebted for COMMERCIAL PHOTO 138 N. Jackson MARSHALL-WELLS Hustad Center CLAFLIN FURNITURE 17 W. Sixth Ave. LUNDY'S 306 Euclid Ave. FRIEL'S GIFT SHOP 105 Grand St. SUNDBY JEWELRY 419 N. 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Main PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE AUTOGRAPHS ALBRIGHT, IULIA-12 ANDERSON, ARLEE-12, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 97, 109 ANDERSON, MILTON-12, 123, 125, 126, 166 ANDREASON, PATRICIA-12 ARONEN, SHARON--12, 95, 99, 103 ATKINS, RICHARDWS, 12, 39, 93, 135, 137, 153 ATLAS, COURTNEY-12 AUSTIN, EMMA-12, 80, 82, 99, 101, 122, 159 AYRES, LEONARD C.-12 BACKSTROM, IAMESY-8, 12, 93, 140, 141 BAHNSEN, IOAN-12, 92, 97, 104, 105 BALLARD, GEORGE-12 BARDON, CONNIE-12, 41, 92, 93, 99 BARNES, BONNIE-12, 101, 173 BARNEY, ILEEN-12, 38, 93, 97, 152 BAUCUS, KAREN-10, 13, 40, 94, 95, 99, 110 BEAVER, PHYLLIS-12, 98 BENIAMIN, FAYE-13 BERG, RODNEY-13 BIERI, MARY LOU--13, 40, 90, 91, 92, 94, 95 BISHOP, LLOYDE-410, 13, 94, 95, 99, 103 BLAKELY, BARBARA-13, 92, 93, 99, 101, 170 BLEVINS, DARREL-13, 96, 123, 125, 127 BOMPART, IAMES-14, 92, 101, 103 BOMPART, RUTH PAMELA-14, 101 BOULEY, IAMES--14, 110 BOWERS, IERRYMI4 BOWERS, MARY IANINE-14, 95, 103 BRACKMAN, LYNNE-10, 14, 92, 94, 95, 99, 103, 110 BRANDT, BARNEY-14, 96, 123, 125, 127, 133,134, 135 BRENDT, MARY CAROLE-I-14, 101 BROWN, KENDA-14, 98 BROWN, DONALD SCOTT-14, 96 BROWN, WILLIAM A.-14, 110 BROWNING, MICHAEL-14, 108, 109 BUCKLAND, IUDITI-I-410, 94, 95, 97, 99, 152 BUDKE, PAMELA--15, 99, 104, 110 BUOR, MARY CAROL-15, 93, 94, 99 BURGESS, IAMES-415, 92 BUSWELL, DENNIS-10, 34, 95 CALLAWAY, PHYLLIS--15 CARLSON, EDITH-15, 92, 97, 103, 152 CARPENTER, MARGARET DIANNE-15 CARSTENS, CLAUDIA-10, 15, 38, 82, 95, 110 CHANEY, KENNETH--15, 94, 103 CHARLTON, FAYE-15 CHRISTISON, IERRY-15, 92 CHURCHWELL, DIANE-15, 94, 97 CLARK, RICHARDi16, 96, 118, 140, 141 CLOUD, THERESA-10 COBB, I-IANNAI-I-16, 98, 107 COLLINGS, VANDA-16 CONVER, TIMOTHY-15, 96, 140, 141 CROMEENES, WALTER--16, 101 CROSS, CONSTANCE-16, 97, 152 CULBERTSON, LINDA-16 DALY, MARGARET--16 DAVIS, DONNA-'16, 92, 97 DEHART, BETTY-16, 107, 152 DE LA PENA, RAMON-16, 88, 92 DICKGRABER, WILLIAM-16 DIETRICI-I, DIANE-16 DION, MARCIA-17, 93, 97 DOLAN, IOSEPH-17 DOUGHERTY, DRU-10, 17, 36, 39, 94, 95 DOUGHERTY, IOANNE-17 DOVE, CHARLES-17, 96, 123, 125, 127, 144, 145 DUFFIELD, 'WARREN-17, 102 DUNLOP, WILLIAM--17, 92 DUPREE, GEORGE-92, 123, 125, 127 PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT SENIORS ENGER, SHARON-17, 95, 110 EVELAND, NICOLE-17, 40, 82, 94, 95, 103 FARNAM, DIANNE-17, 97, 152 FINLEY, MIKE-17, 140 FINSTAD, GERALDINE-17, 92, 97, 152 FLETCHER, GILBERT-18, 102 FLINT, BONNIE-18, 101 FOLSOM, ALLEN-18 FROST, NATA-18, 99, 101, 122 GALLAGI-IER, LAWRENCE-8, 18, 39, 82, 92, 96 123, 125, 127, 170, 173 GALLAWAY, IANIE-18, 152 GALLAWAY, LENORE-18, 152 GIBBS, HATTIE-18 GIBSON, CAROLYN-18, 97, 152 GIBSON, MARILYN-18, 94, 95, 97, 98, 152 GOOCH, CHARLES-110 GOODALE, SHIRLEY-18, 99 GREEN, CHARLES-8, 19, 39, 40, 83, 93, 95, 97, 123, 125, 126, 140, 141, 145 GRIFFITH, IEAN-20 HALEY, DENNIS--10, 19, 36, 94, 95, 98 HALL, NORMA-19, 94 HAMER, IUDITI-I---19 HARDING, ROBERT-19 HARRIS, TERRY-19, 92, 166 HART, SHIRLEY-19, 92, 93, 97, 104, 105 HAZEN, CATHERINE-19, 98 HEALY, MICHAELM10, 19, 95 HENDRIX, RANDALL-19, 102 HENRY, THOMAS-102, 110 FOURNIER, RICHARD-18 I-IIBLER, RICHARD-20 HOWARD, IUDITH-419, 99 HULETT, ARTHUR-20, 39, 40, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94 95, 96, 102, 123, 125, 128 IANES, ROBERT--20, 96, 123, 125, 128, 140 JENKINS, DONNA-10, 20, 95, 99 IEZICK, DONNAf-34 IOHNSON, DONALD-20 IOHNSON, MARILYN-20 IOHNSON, RAYMOND-20, 92, 140, 141 IORGENSEN, IOYCE-10, 20 KANE, BYRON--20, 40. KEENAN, LORETO-20 KECK, MARVIN-37 KECK, MARVIN-37 142 103, 106 KENNAUGH, RONALD-20 KIND, SARA-8, 9, 10. LAMPING, LINDA-21 KUNNARY, CLIFFORD- 21, 94, 95, 104, 105 21, 161 LANTHORN, PETER-8, 9, 10, 21, 36, 40, 82, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 103, 108 LARSON, LAURA-21, 93, 106 LAY, DAVID-21, 102, 110 LEESON, GEORGE-94, 95, 103, 108 LEWIS, WILLIAM IOHN--21, 96, 140, 142 LELAND, KENNETH-21, 96, 123, 125, 128, 135, 138, 153 LEWIS, PATRICIA-21 LIEDLE, CARROLLE ANN-10, 21, 94, 95, 99, 110 LIEDLE, SHARON MARIE-21 LITTLE, IAMES R.-21, 95, 99, 186 LONG, IULIE ANN-22, 92, 95, 97, 99 LONGFELLOW, DENISE LEE-22, 98, 99 LONGMAID, SHERRY ANN-22, 110 LUNDBORG, BETTY LOU-22, 97, 104, 105 MADDOX, SHARON-22, 94, 108 MANTEL, EDWARD-10, 22, 103 MARSHALL, GEORGE-34 MARTIN, LILA-22 MARTINSON, IUDITH--10, 22, 94 MAYER, IEAN-22, 104 MCCARL, CLAUDIA-22, 98 MCCOSKERY, ROBERT-'34 MCDONALD, IAMES MCEACHERON, MARY KAY-22, 52, 94, 95, 97, 98, 104, 105 MCKINDREE, KAREN-22, 36, 95, 98, 99, 101 MECREDY, DOLORES-23, 98, 103, 110 ' MEIIA, FRANCES-10, 23, 95, 101, 103, 171 MENDEZ, IUANA--23, 103 MELBY, CAROL-23, 99 MERCER, RONALD423 MERRIT, IAY--10, 23 MERRIT, RONALD-23, 92, 95 MERTZ, SYLVIA-23, 110 MIKSC1-I, MARY IO-23, 92 MILLER, LARRY-23 MILLER, ROBERTA-107 MILLER, RONALD-23 MILLIRON, BARBARA--24 MILLS, LULU--24 MIOT, DAVID-24, 41, 96, 123, 125, 128, 151, 166 MISKOVICH, GEORGE-110 MOCK, PAULA--34 MOLA, IULIE SUE-24, 99, 110 MOORE, MARY-24 MOORE, THOMAS-24, 98, 103 MORGAN, MIKE-24, 92 MORROW, IACKALYNN-24 MORTIEAU, RICHARD-24 MOSS, ROBERT-24, 99, 101, 103 NACHTSHEIM, BRUCE W.-8, 9, 24, 39, 40, 41, 83, 93, ee, 123, 125, 128, 135, 138, 153, 160 NEATH, SALLY-24, 41, 99 NEILL, KATHRYN-25, 98, 106 NELSON, IAMES-25 NELSON, MELVIN-25 NETTLETON, JAMES-34 NETZER, DAVID---25 NEWTON, ROBERT-25 N1cHwANDER, PAUL--25, 95, 123, 125, 128. 140, 146, 151 NORWOOD, IOYCE-25 OGLE, YVONNE-25 OLESON, SHIRLEY--25, 99 OLSON, BERNARD-25, 90, 91, 92, 96, 109, 113, 135, 138, 144, 146, 149, 150 OLSON, IUDITH-525, 99, 163 O'NEAL, IEROME-8, 25, 93, 96, 123, 125, 129, 144, 151 ORITO, MINEO-26, 36, 87, 94 PERRY, NANCY-10, 26 PETERSON, ANTHONY-26 PETROSKY, IRENE I-IAZEL-26, 103, 107 PHILLIPS, BARBARA-26, 93 PHILLIPS, LINDA-10, 26, 95, 99, 108, 169 PLEMMONS, GRADY-26, 102, 110 PLETTENBERG, MARY-26, 103 POE, MARGARET-26, 98, 106 POHLOD, SANDRA-26, 94, 103 POLICH, IUDITH-19, 26, 98 POULIOT, THOMASf26, 92 RADEMAKER, KAREN-26, 99, 103, 107 RANF, PHILLIP-27 RANF, KATHERINEA10, 35, 95, 162 REBER, DIANNA--27, 92, 93, 99 SENIORS REA, SHARON-27, 101 REINHARDT, IOAN-27, 103 REUTERDAHL, IOI-IN THOMAS-27, 92 REYNOLDS, WILLIAM--27, 96, 123, 125, 129 ROBERTS, WILLIAM-8, 9, 27, 94 ROBINSON, AUDREY-10, 27 RUDE, BETTY--8, 27, 98, 99 RUDIO, CHARLENE-27, 41, 97, 99, 122, 152 RYGG, CAROL-27 SAFFORD, THOMAS-27, 110 SALISBURY, VIRGINIA D.--28, 98, 107 SANGRAY, VIVIAN-28 SANSTROM, ERIC STEVEN-28, 93, 96, 123, 125, 129, 147, 151, 166 SASEK, IANET-28, 99, 103 SAXTON, BERMA-28, 93, 97 SCI-INECKLOTH, FRANK-28, 123, 125, 129, 140, 1425 151 SCHILLER, SANDI--28, 99 SCHROETER, QUENTIN-10, 28, 94, 95, 112 SCHULLER, IANICE-28, 110 SCHWEFEL, EMILY-28, 98, 99 SEBENS, IOAN-28 SEWELL, STEVEN-29, 94 SHORE, DAVID ANTHONY-29, 93, 140 SHUTEY, ANTHONYGZ9 SKELLY, CAROL--29, 110 SMIGAI, ZIGMUNT-10, 29, 36, 94, 95, 98 SMITH, CLIFFORD 'WAYNE-29 SMITH, DIXIE--29, 110 SMITH, IACQUELINE-29, 97, 152 SMITH, IAMES A.-29 SNYDER, ROY--29 SOLL, LAVON--29 SORRELS, DENNIS-30, 96, 102 SPAULDING, SUSAN-30, 94, 98, 99, 101, 106 STANDLEY, IUDITI-I-10, 30, 98 STEWART, SHARON-30, 93, 99, 101, 106, 109, 147 STILKEY, RICHARD-30 STOCK, RUDOLPH-30 STOREZ, IULIA-30, 98 STRANDBERG, INGRID-30 STRATTON, BRADLEY-8, 30, 39, 40, 83, 109 STREETS, BURLEY-34 STURMER, MARLIESE-30, 99, 152 SUSAG, GERALD-30, 103 TANNEHILL, CLAUDIA-30, 95, 98 TI-IEURER, MADELINE-31, 98, 99 THOMPSON, BETTY-31, 103 THOMPSON, CATHY-31, 95, 98, 109 TILLO, IOSEPH-31 TOBIN, IOHN PATRICK-31 TOBIN, IOHN WILLIAM-31, 96, 123, 125, 129, 135, 138 TOBOL, RONALD-31, 83, 93, 96, 123, 125, 126. 140, 142, 144, 146 TORRES, HUMBERTO-88 TOVEY, CHARLOTTE---31 TRAINER, SHARON-431, 103 TRAYNOR, LEONA-31 TUCKER, KATHERINE-31, 152 ULBERG, THOMAS-31, 108 UTICK, ANDREW-10, 32 VANDIEST, KAY-32, 106 VAN NOY, SHARON-10, 32, 93, 95, 99, 104, 108, 169 VOOK, LOIS-32 PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY NINE WALKER, RACHEL-32 WALKER, ROLAND-32, 152 WARREN, ROSANNE-32 WARREN, THOMAS-34, 151 WATSON, IAMES-32 SEN IORS WILLIAMS, RUSSELL-9, 33, 37, 39 40 123 125, 130, 133 WILSON, SANDE-8, 33, 40, 103 WINES, IULIA-33, 98 WING, CLAUDIAMB3, 106 WOLFE, RONALD-33 WATTERS, CHARLENE-10, 32, 98, 99 WQLSTEIN, MARY LQUISE-10, 33 WEISS, SHIRLEY-32 WOLVERTON, ROBERT-33 WESTON, BEVERLY-32 WOOD, ROBERT--33, 96, 123, 125, 130 140 151 WHEATLEY, TIMOTHY-32 WORK, JOHN-34 WI-HPPLE, IAMES-33, 39, 40, 82, 93, 95, 96, WRIGHT, MONICA-10, 34, 95, 101 103 110 123, 125, 129, 140, 146 WHITING, DALLAS---33 WILKENS, IOANNEk33 WILLIAMS, DONALD-33, 123 ALLEN, IUDITH--48 ALLEN, LYNNE-48, 99, 104, 105 ALM, IEAN KAMLA-48, 99 AMUDSEN, ROBERT--48, 103, 110 ANDERBERG, ALICE-48 ANDERSON, GARY-36, 46, 47, 48, 93, 94, 98, 139 ANDERSON, VERDI-107 ANDREW, ROBERT-92 ARFMAN, MICHAEL -48, 110 ARONEN, IOHN-48, 96, 126, 134 BANSCI-I, KATHRYN-48 WRIGHT, PATRICIA-34, 93, 95, 99 101 YOUNG, MONAA-34, 99 I UN IORS CRAWFORD, IACOUELINE-107 CROSS, RICHARD-49 CRUTCHER, BEVERLY DIANE-49 CURTIS, IULIANNE-36, 49, 92, 94, DAHL, DEANNA-49, 55, 92, 99 DAI-IL, IONATI-IAN-49, 151 DAHL, MARSI-IA-49, 102, 107 DALEY, MARY ANN-49, 94, 110 DALLAS, DONALDA-49 DALY, KAREN-49 BARKER, KATHRYN-48 BAUMANN, STEVE-48, 110 BECK, TRUDY-48, 104, 105 BENIAMIN, GLENN-48, 92 BENTZEN, IUDITH-48, 99 BIELEN, CONNIE-48 BIOIN, INA MAY-48 BIORGUM, IOYCE-48, 86, 97, 99, BLOI-IM, LINDA-48, 94, 101 BOMAR, KATHY-48 BOURGUIN, RICHARD-48 BOZDOG, VIRGINIAf48, 99, 152 BRATLEIN, BLAIR--48, 151 BRAUN, LEANNEW-48, 55 BREWER, SUSAN-99, 104, 105 BRIDGES, NANCY-104, 105 BROTSCH, LINDA-48 BROWN, THOMAS CHARLES-48 BRYANT, BECKY-48, 97, 104, 105, BUCHI, DOUGLAS-48 BURNS, IAMES-93 BUSWELL, IUDIT1-I-48 CANTRELL, MARY-103 CARPITA, DAVID-56, 94, 134 CHITTIM, BONNIE-49 CHIVERS, LAUREL-49 CLARK, MIKE-49 CLARKE, WILLIAM-49, 92, 93 CLARKSON, WILLIAM-49, 102 152 152 DANDRO, DARLENE-49, 102 DANZER, RICHARD-49 DARLOW, IOI-IN-49, 151 DAVIS, ARLENE-46, 49, 92, 110 DEBREE, DAVID-49 DEGOOYER, RAY-49 DEGROAT, MARGUERITE-49 DEVORE, DONALD-49 DICKGRABER, DIANA-98 DIETRICI-I, KATHY-49 DIGHTMAN, IANET-49, 94, 97 DOUGLASS, CHARLES-49, 96, 101, 125, 135, 137 EMINETH, EUGENE419, 125, 134, 140 EVANS, LARRY449, 94 FABIAN, MARILYN-49, 99 FAI-IRION, SUE-94, 110, 112 FARRIER, SONYA-49 FELLER, FINLEY FISHER FISHER I DIANNE SUE-47, 49, 94, 97 LINDAf50 ERIC-49 GILBERT DENNIS-50 FITZGERALD, SHARON-55, 103 PRED, LYNN IOHN-46, so, 110, 135, 137 GABRIEL, EUGENE-50, 149 CLAUSEN, WILLIAM-49, 94 COLTRANE, ROBERT-46, 47, 125, 139, 145, 153 CONKLIN, THOMAS--49, 93 COOPER, IERRY-49, COTTRILL, KENNETH 94, 101, 145, 149 -49 CRANMER, ARTHUR-49, 92, 93, 96, 125, 130, 140, 141, 151 PAGE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY 130, 135, 137, GAILUSHAS, ROSEMARIE-50, 102 GARRISON, BERNARD-50 GILLELAND, CHARLES-50, 110 GLENN, GARY-50 GODWARD, GLENN-92 GORDON, IRENE--50, 103 GREINER, WILLIAM-50, 102, 140 GUNSTONE, MARY-50 HAKES, WILLIAM--50 HARDING, RICHARD-50, 93 HARRINGTON, RAYMOND-36, 50, 102 HARTSOOK, DENNIS-50, 110 HEADY, ROBERT-50 HEANEY, THOMAS--50 I-IENNESSEY, CLIFPORDf149, 150 HERMANSON, GLORIA-50, 104, 105 HERRIN, KAT1-ILENE-50, 93 HICKS, MARY LOU-50, 99 HILDENSTAB, DUANE-50, 102 1-IILL, IUDITHW-50 HOFEELLER, SUSAN-50, 93, 99, 104, 105 HOFFMAN, ROBERT-46, 47, 50, 91, 92, 96, 125, 130, 140 HOLLAND, IUDITH-36, 50, 94, 97, 99, 101 HOLLOW, IOHN-50, 93, 96, 125, 131, 140, 148 HOLTER, TROY-50, 92, 93 HORNER, RALPH-46, 50, 103, 110 HOWARD, DONALD-450 HOY, DANIEL-50, 149, 150, 151 HUBER, MERLE-50 HUBERT, CLIFFORD-50, 92, 134, 151 HUBERT, RAY-102 HUMPHREY, O. DOUGLAS-50 IAMES, LINDA-50, 94, 101 IAMES, RICHARD-50 IENKS, CLINTON HEWITT-50 IOHNS, SHAROLE-51, 99 IOHNS, THOMAS-51, 93, 102 IOHNSON, SHARON---51 IONES, BARBARA-51, 55 IORGENSON, RONALD--51, 151 IOYCE, MARVIN-51, 92, 140 KELLNER, STEVEN-51, 92 KEMP, KARLYNN--51, 106 KENNEY, SUSAN-36, 51, 86, 94, 108 KLIEGER. IUDITH-51 KLOCKLER, PATRICIA-51, 102 KNEEDLER, GREG-51, 102 KOCKLER, KATHY-51, 152 KOHL, ESTELLE-51 KOICH, MARSI-IA--163 KOTTAS, WENDY--51, 101, 103 KOVICK, RODNEY-51, 94, 96, 101, 125, 131, 133, 135, 137, 145, 153 KURTZ, MARY CLAIREY-51, 101, 106 KUS1-IAR, KENT-51, 86, 93, 94, 102, 140 LAMPING, REYNA'-51 LANGHORNE, IOHN-51, 102 LARSON, IAMES-51, 151 LARSON, KENNETH-51 LAWRENCE, SUSAN-51, 93, 104, 105 LEAVELL, RICHARD-51, 93 LEDVINKA, RUDOLP1-I-51 LIEBERG, MARY CAROLf51 LIPES, VIRGINIA--55 LYTHGOE, THOMAS-51 LYTLE, CATHERINE ANN--51, 103 MADDIO, GARY-51 MADSEN, HAROLD-51 MARK, BARBARA-51 MARSHALL, MARVIN-46, 51, 134 IUNIORS MARTIN, IOHN-51 MATHEWS, KAREN-92 MCDERMID, MICHAEL--51, 101, 102 MCKINNEY, AARON THOMAS-51, 96, 125 131, 135, 138 MCQUILLAN, BIANKA-52 MEIER, CHRIS-52, 96, 140, 142 MERGENTHALER, IERRY-52 MERRITT, DONNA-52 MEYER, DENNIS-52, 96, 125, 131, 140, 142 151 M11-IELISH, MARDEE-83, 94, 97, 99, 122 MILLS, RAYMOND-52, 134, 151 MIRES, ROBERT--98 MORGAN, SANDRA LEE-52, 81, 83, 88, 92 93 97, 99 MORLEY, RONALD-52 MORRIS, BARBARA-52, 104, 105 MORROW, RICHARD ROBERT-92, 134 MORSE, SHERRIE-52 MUES, MAGUERITE-52 MULLEN, MICHAEL-52, 93 MUNDT, RICHARD--52 MUNSON, MILTON-52, 134 MUNYAN, MARLENE-52 NEILSON, GEORGE-52, 110 NELSON, KAREN-52 NEWELL, DONNA-46, 52, 102 NICOLAY, IOHN-52, 94, 108, 125, 134, 15 0 NYLAND, IUDITH--52 OGLE, IUDITH-52, 103 O'LEARY, CARROLL DANIEL-52 OLSEN, DIANE-52 OLSON, MARGIE-52 O'REILLY, CHARLES-46, 52, 92, 134, 140 OWENS, NEDRA-52 PALMOUIST, ANITA--52 PEDERSON, IAMES-52 PETERSON, DAVID-52, 139 PETERSON, DOUGLAS--52, 93, 102, 151 PETERSON, IEEE-96, 125, 126, 134, 140, PHILLIPS, ROGER-52 PICKERING, CAROL-17, 52 PIPPY, NEAL ANN-52, 93, 99, 104, 105 POCHA, LINDA-53 POE, CORA-98, 106 PREDMORE, LYNN-53, 125, 134 RANARD, WILLIAM-53, 110 RAUCH, GLEVA-53 RAW, BONNIE--53 RAYMOND, VERN-53 ROBERTS, PATRICIA-53 ROBERTSON, BONNIE-53, 99, 104, 105 ROGNESS, SHERRYL-53, 101, 103, 106 RUST, HELENE-47, 53, 93, 94, 99 SAEMAN, DEL RAY-53 SANDRU, CHARLES-53 SCOW, NANCY-53, 99 SEARLE, SANDRA-53, 94 SHEPHERD, SHARON-53, 99 SICKICH, BEULAH-53 SIMMONS, MAX-53, 96, 110, 134 SKOR, DOUGLASH53, 86, 93, 94, 108 SMAIL, DONNA-53 SMITH, ANNA KATHRYN-53 SMITH, BONNIE-53, 99 SMITH, DAVID S.-53, 96, 125, 131 SOLL, IOI-IN--53 PAGE ONE HUNDRED EIG1-ITY ONE SPEER, SUE-53 SPURZEM, IOHN-53, 134 STAGG, LEROY-53 STANGER, ROBERT IAMES-53 STANGHILL, ROBERT-53 STANSBERRY, AARON--53, 134 STEEL, MARY-53, 103 STERLING, MARY-53, 103, 110 STERMITZ, DAVID-53, 102 STOCKDALE, THOMAS-53 SWANEY, ALEXANDRA-53, 86, 102, 103 SWANSON, LINDA-53, 106 SYNNESS, SONIA-99 T1-IEURER, ROBERT-A54 THOMPSON, TED-54, 93 THORBERGSON, IRENE-54 TIETZ, ANNETTE-54, 103 TOBOL, DAVID-54, 96, 125, 131, 140, 144 TRAVIS, GEORGIA-54 TREADWAY, SUE-54 TRERIS, TERRY-46, 54, 97, 99 TSCHIRGI, BARBARA-93, 109, 148 TUCKER, HAROLD-54 TUOHY, IANE-54, 94, 97, 99, 122 ULBERG, IOHN-54 URSICH, LARRY-54, 96, 134, 140 UTICK, ROBERT-54 VERCELLIN, MARY-54 VERDI, IAY-54, 140 ABEL, BONNIE MARIEY-60, 99 ADAMS, BARRY EUGENE'-60 ADAMS, DANA RAE-60 ALDRICH, MARSHA MARY--99 AMUNDSON, VICTORIA RS60, 152 ANDERSON, ROBERT WM.-60, 134, 139 ANDRE, IEANNE-60, 83, 92 ARFMAN, LARRY PHILIP-60 ARMFIELD, BEATRICE-60 ATCHESON, SHIRLEY ANN-60, 99 BAIRD, MARILYN--60, 94 BAKER, NEIL-60 BARDON, WILLIAM--60, 93, 134 BARTRAM, IOHN-60 BASTIAN, MARILYN-60 BAYLES, THOMAS-60 BEAVER, GLENDA-60 BECKETT, LOLO ANN-60 BEESLEY, GENE-60 BENSON, BARBARA-60 BENTZEN, LOISf60 BERG, DIANE-60 BEYER, WILLIAM--60 BLACK, PAMELA IEAN-60 BLENKARN, RICHARD-60, 134, 139 BLEWETT, ARLENE IOYCE-101 BLIVEN, IANET-60, 92 BONNES, ROGER-60, 92, 93 BOSSELL, PATRICIA-60, 102 BOZARTI-I, STEPHEN--60 BRANNING. IOHN-60 BRINCK, RICHARDMBU, 94, 139 PAGE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-TWO , 146 IUNIORS VERZUH, SANDRAWS4, 86, 94, 99, 104, 105, 152 VOLLERTSEN, RODNEY-54, 92, 96, 125, 132, 146 VOOK, MARTIN-54, 134 VRALSTED, HOWARD-54, 102 VULK, RAYMOND-54, 140 WALLACE, MARY KAY-103 WALTER, WILLIAM-54, 92, 139, 149, 150 WARNKE, WILLIAM MIKE-54 WATERLAND, SALLY-54, 92, 99, 103 WATTERS, GEORGE CHUCK-54 WEAVER, ROY-54, 93, 125, 134, 140, 142, 151 WEBER, IOANN RUTI-I-94 WEED, RICK-54, 93 WERTH, LEE-54 WILCOX, IAMESa135, I3?, 149 WIHLBORG, SHIRLEY-54, 93, 99 WILKINSON, ADELE--54, 98, 113 WILLIAMS, IOHN-54 WILLIAMS, ROXANNE--54, 94, 110, 112 WILLIAMS, VERNON-54 WILLIS, MARILYN-46, 54, 92, 93, 152 WILSON, IOSEPH-'54, 134 WILSON, TERRY-54, 149, 150 WOODS, NORMA-46, 55 WORCESTER, ROBERT-55, 99, 101, 102, 110 WORD, CAROLE--55, 99 WOODS, GARY-54 ZIEMER, KATHY-55, 99 SOPHOMORES BROWN, MIKE-60 BROWN, THOMAS EDGAR-60 BURR, IANET-60 BURTON, RAYMOND IACK-60, 94, 139, 152 BUSEK, DARLENE-60 BUSWELL, RICHARD-36, 61, 92, 94 CANTRELL, CHARLES-61, 101 CARLSON, ALFRED-61, 151 CARLSON, IACK-61, 93 CHRISTIANSEN, THOMAS-61 CHRISTISON, ROBERTA-61 COLTRANE, GARY-61, 91, 92 CONDON, DELREDAGI COOPER, MORLEY-61, 93, 134, 148 COWLES, MONTELL-61 CRAIG, DIANA-61 CRAIG, SUSAN-61, 98, 99 CRAIG, WARREN-61 CRAMER, SANDRA-61 CROSS, MARIANNE-61 CULVER, ROBERT--61, 93, 147 DALY, KELLIE LEE-51 DALY, THOMAS-61, 139 DARCY, IAMES LEO-61, 134, 140 DARLOW, KAREN E.-61 DAVIES, LINDA MARIE-61, 112 DAVISON, IEAN PEARL-61, 110 DICKERT, DENNIS-61 DION, WILLIAM DAVID-61, 93, 94 DRINGLE, MARRITA FRANCIS-61 EASBEY, RICI-IARDF61 EATHORNE, GARY-61, 94, 139 EATON, MICHAEL L.-61, 134 ELDREDGE, CHERYL-61, 112 EMINETH, SHARLENE F.-61 EVANS, NORMA-61 FAHRION, MARY-61 FARMER, CAROL-61 FEATHERLY, BETTY-61, 94, 104, 105 FELLER, DOUGLAS-61, 139 FINLEY, DREW-61 FOX, EVELYN GWYNETI-I-62 FREENOR, IOSEPI-I-62 FRENCH, IUDITH R.-62 GAGE, ROBERT-139 GARDEN, ROBERT-62 GARRISON, ANNETTE462 GEYER, BONNIE LEE-62, 94 GIBSON, DORIE ANNE-62 GILBERTSON, DONALD-62 GLASS, CHARLES-62 GOOCI-I, LARAINE-62, 99 GOODMAN, CLAUDETTEA62, 98 GRIMES, MIKE-140 GROTTE, CARLA RAE-H62 HAFER, IUDITI-I-62 I-IAHN, IUDITH-62, 106 HALL, MIKE-62, 134 HANSEN, BENEDICT RAY-62, 103 HANSEN, MARGE RUTH-62, 99, 110 I-IANSON, ERNEST RAYMOND-62, 94 HARTMAN, KLAUS-62, 102 I-IASSELL, ITAN-62, 99 I-IATHCOCK, LESLIE-62 HELLER, MARION-62 HENDRICKSON, IOSEPH-62, 92, 110, 134. HENDRIX, GARY-62, 102, 134 I-IENDY, NORMAN-62, 134 I-IENNESSEY, CAROL-62 I-IICKS, SUSAN-62 HOGAN, PAUL-62, 102 HOGE, DELENO-62 HOGUE, DONALD-62 HOLT, IACK-62, 92, 139 I-IOMIER. IAMES-62 HONKA, IOAN-62 HOPKINS, MARILYN-62, 99 I-IUFFMAN, IERI-62, 99, 108, 152 HUMPI-IREYS, MERRY LOU-62, 99 INGERSOLL, LINDA-62 ISAAK, SANDRA-63 IEROME, KAREN M.--63 IEZICK, IUDITI-I-63 IOI-INSON, CLARICE MARLENE-63, 99 IOHNSON, DANA WM.-63 IOHNSON, JOHN-63 IOHNSON, PATRICIA-463 IOI-INSON, WILLIAM-63, 151 IOHNSTON, IAMES CARL--110 IOHNSTON, IANICE--63, 152 IONES, IAMES LEONARD-63, 92, 134 IONES, LEONA-63, 99 IORGENSEN, PAUL-63 IOSE, RONALD-63 SOPHOMORES KARPINSKE, KAYE-99 KAUPPI, ROBERT-63, 93 KAUSHAGEN, GARY-B3 KILLHAM, IUDITI-I-63 KIND, ALBERT-63, 93, 94 KIRBY, BENIAMIN-63 KIRKLAND, MAREN-63 KORIZEK, CAROL--63, 94, 99, 101, 104, 105 KUNTZ, THOMAS-63, 139 LIABLE, MYRON-63, 92, 94, 125, 126, 134, 139 LAKNER, LOUISE-63, 110 LAMB, IOHN--63, 134 LANE, ROBERT-63, 94, 149, 150 LANTHORN, BRUCE WAYNE463, 92, 151, 152 LATUS, GEORGE-63 LENHART, IAMESH63 LESOFSKI, ROGER RAY-63 LEY, ROSE MARIE-63 LINN, KADENE-63 LITTLE, SUSAN-63, 93, 94, 148 LONG, ELLEN-63 LONGMAID, IEANNE-63, 93, 94, 148 MANAHAN, IEANNETTE-64 MANN, ARTHUR-151 MANSON, EDWINA-64 MARTELLO, FRANK-64, 134, 139 MATTSON, MARGARET-64, 112 MATULYS, IOEL-64, 94, 134 MCDONALD, SHARON LEE-64, 98 McDOWELL, WANDA-64 MCGAFFICK, IACK-64, 139 MCGAFFICK, TANYA-64, 83, 93, 99, MCGUANE, IAMES EDWIN-64 MEIER, SUZANNE-64 MELOY, TIMOTHY-36, 64, 94, 136 MERGENTI-IALER, IAMES-64 MERGENTHALER, SI-IERRIE-64 MERRITT, IOYCE ANN-64 MIKSCII, IAMES-64 MILLER, BONNIE--64, 99, 104, 105 MILLER, IAMES464 MILLS, VIVIAN-64, 93 MIRES, WILLIAM-64, 102, 112 MOEN, EILEEN-64, 94, 101 MOLA, BONNIE-64, 99 MOORE, IAMES-64, 94, 139, 152 MORGENSEN, MARSI-IA-64, 99 MORRIS, ROBERT BRADLEY-64 MORROW, LEWIS-64, 151 MUES, ROBERT-B4 MUNSON, TED-64 NASH, LEO-54 NELSON, IACK-64, 134 NETZER, PHYLLIS-64 NORDAI-IL, KAREN-64 OLSEN, DONNA--64 OLSEN, LYNETTE-64, 99 OLSEN, MARGARET-64 OLSON, ARLENE-64 OLSON, ROBERT-65, 94, 134, 139 PARSONS, NANCY-65 PARTIN, MILES SHANNON-65 PAULSEN, IEANNE-65, 99 PEACOCK, BRIAN-65, 94 PEET, PATRICIA-65 PETERSEN, NANCY-65, 94 PLUMLEY, LESLIE-65 104, 105 PAGE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY THREE RANARD, ROBERT-55 REICHERT, RICHARD-65 REID, CAROL-65 REINHARDT, FRANCES'-65, 99 RICE, LINDA--65, 107 RICE, STEVEN--65 RICHARDS, CARL-36, 65, 103 RICHARDS, NEVA-65 RICKMAN, ROCKY-65 ROBERTSON, GREGORY-65, 134, 139 ROBINSON, TERRY-65 ROUGLE, CHARLES-65 RUSSELL, MARGARET-65 SAMMONS, IAMES EDWARD-65 SCHROEDER, SHARON-65, 102 SCOTT, IOHN GERALD-A65 SCOTT, KATHLEEN-f65 SHEPHERD, CAROL-65 SHERIFF, BONNIE-65, 99 SIEWERT, ROGERg65 SIGETY, LOIS-65, 99 SINCLAIR, IAMES-65 SINERIUS, ARLENE--65 SMALLWOOD, REGINA-65 SMITH, CAROLYN-65, 92 SMITH, DONALD-65, 93 SMITH, LORETTA-66, 107 SOWERWINE, ELBERT-66, 102, SPITZER, BETTY-66 STANGHILL, CAROL-66, 99 STANICH, SHIRLEY-66, 99 STECK, NORMAN-66 STEINMETZ, IO ANN-A-66 STOCK, BONNIE-66, 110 STOCKBURGER, KENNETHi66 STRANDBERG, CHRISTINE--66 SUSAG, DIANE-66, 99 134, 140 SWANBERG, STEVEN-66, 140, 151 SWENSON, LILLIAN-66 SWOR, EDDY-66 ANDERSON, C.R.--70 ANTHONY, CLARENCEf472, 74 ANNALA, ANDREW--74 AYRES, RUTH-72 CAPPIOUS, SAMUEL-74 COHN, IACK E.---74, 124, 125, 140, 144 CREASER, RUSSELL-74 DeKAM, KENNETH-A74 DUNLOP, E. A.-73 EWING, CHARLOTTE-74 FRANKS, HAROLD P.-73 GIESE, DOROTHY M.-74 GLEASEN, IUDY-72 GILBERT, WILLIAM-74, 149 GOODHART, ROBERTA--A-74 HANSEN, NORVEL L.--74, 124. HARTZOG, EDITH-74 HENRY, RALPH-75 IOHNSON, CHARLESg70 KIRKPATRICK, FAY-75 KORIZEK, WILLIAM-73 MARIERRISON, MARYf75 MAYER, LAWRENCE-73 MARSHALL, DORIS-75 PAGE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-FOUR 125, 132. SOP1-IOMORES TANGEN, IAMES-66, 92, 94, 139 TAYLOR, BETSY-66, 99 THOMPSON, BETTY IOAN--66 THOMPSON, RICHARD-66, 92, 93, 148 THOMPSON, ROSE MARIE-66 THOMPSON, VICTORIA-66, 99, 109 TODE, DENNIS-93, 94 TOFTELY, LEONARDH66 TORRES, HUMBERTO--66, 92 TRACY, DONNA RAE-66, 99 TREADWAY, YVONNE CAROL-66 TRUSWELL, ELIZABETH-66, 99 TUCKER, CAROLE 1.-66, 99, 152 UHAS, DIANA-66 VAN DIEST, RONALD G.-66, 92 VAN DRUNEN, GERALD-66 VASHRO, MARY ANN-66, 110 VOSS, LONNIE-66 WARD, IACK--66 WARREN, SALLY-466, 99 WEBER, IEANETTE-66 WEISS, THOMAS--92, 139 WELLS, MARIORIE-66, 110 WELTON, DONNA-67, 94 WENGER, IAMES-67 WESTRUP, PEGGY--67 WHITE, PHYLLIS-67, 110, 112 WHITING, WAYNE-67 WILLIAMS, BEATRICE-A67 WILLIAMS, MARY IANE-67, 93 WILLIAMS, MARY KAY-67, 94, 101, 1 WINKLER, ALICE-67 WOLLERSHEIM, IOSEPHINE-67, 99 WOODAHL, IERRY-67 WOODS, BARBARA-67 WOODS, WALTER-67, 110 VVOODWARD, CAROL-67 WRIGHT, WILLIAM-67, 93, 94 FACULTY MATULYS, SHEILA-75 MCCARTHY, SERENA-75 MORSE, WILLIAMETTE-75 MEGARD, KATHRYN-71 OGREN, C. 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