QINGM4 ,,,, S-tn! o vaio x 'L f R E ,,w . . A X .. ,ff oc ,,- D1 . .L X, fl n I , I H - e - 'YXL -AN vw ., El1Flll ,Q gr 17 DIIDICHXTICIN QQ KJ Z 9 4 -4A,fVx4 I 4 f F I mi! XJ DEDICATION if ds O gi 5555555555 uv-not 5555 21+ v in Gig gi ass 50305 Gert: rf' 0 ease: UND- agzfiff g's2a as 5 D-D' UI aga's 52555 O O- 55529 cases C5600 '1 53532 agsg, O H O l 0 WCVUFPE' C959-'O sms 2 50559-4 Mrs Mrs Mrs a s and an an and Wllllam and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs senlor class of 1959, parents, dedlcate thls Arthur Adams Paul Barrett John Campbell Ray ond Dlrkson Rudolph Matzlnger Glenn Potterf Charles Taurman Elmer Taurman Jullan Rogers O d O . d . O nd Mr I D . and Mrs. William Luhm BOARD OF EDUCATION buperintendent's Message Learn the value-of t1me now, because w1th each year of your llfe lt w1ll seem to pass with 1ncreas1ng rapidity You wlll, no doubt, in the valuable years ahead, often refer to th1s book and ponder on the locat1on and success of your classmates You may become w1de1y separated and posslbly lose contact wlth them, but you wlll never forget It 18 my slncere W1Sh that no matter where you go or what you may do, you may f1nd your niche 1n llfe and engoy lt to the utmost as the years speed by Gem L Cox MI' K F Mlller Mr A Haack Mr' TI Co Mart Mr- P- Barrett Clerk m them and your days at Hobson High. X 2 y WHUTY '-X : I 1 .U , . ' 5 ' ' 5 -' , X w I N N N A V N. il xml-7 . f h?f'lf.5, Ti? K N , 215, l K K - , U I ' l ' Q! 'x ' X 1 ' X K u F N i N J .af . ff 1 '4 'X' 1 A V X '- , I 31 'l 1 J J In I .5 ' . I, I ' . E' y W N FACULTY 1 Mr H Weber English Q Latln Mr R Zavolney Mr G Gore Science A Agriculture Math Q Commerclal Mrs P Matzinger Study Hall Mr P Robertson Mr G M I 7 Q 8 Grades Band f 2 is ,MMM Mrs K Slmpson Mr G E Co s x 3 Q G ad Mrs B Boyd 5 8: 6 Grades A r es 1 8: 2 Graf-'10S Mr A Adams Todd Cooks Mrs L Boyd Jan1tor Hrs K urove Bus Dr1ver A-A o Q 5 . O I o o . Y' w 1 7 , ' ' I Y s 0 o 0 X 52' 22' 1? f ' E 'I , f? ,f' Q QQQQMHQA QEZQWW' 1 -5 '77 ' , gi f ' 'fi . U C Q 0 o 0 ' ' 0 o K I I D . . 0 O ' SNAPS Now To Illustrate A Real Neat Teacher? shoes For E ple Have Had a Long Hlstoryo Coach-Gettlng All Tanked Up After Ball Game Lazy Janltor? Those Teachers Gambling Again? -- 5- n-f 5'x,., 4 Feeding Time At The Zoo? CHQ SENIORS fi f ' I fx . Im A ' I I W ,' 4 ' x ll I I - - L CDickD Band eel e e Richard Weldon Adams Annual Staff----A Paper Staff----3 Basketball-----1,2,3,A Football------1,2,3,L Baseball-----1 Mixed Chorus----1,2 11, Student Council Class Offices Cousinn Patrick Bernard Barrett fBarneyD Annual Staff Photographer Basketball Manager Football Manager Track Manager F F A Secretary Playa nProfeasor youu 'The Man in the Bowler Hatn Her Kiesin Cousinn ....2,3 Vice President-3 President----L F.F.A.-------l,2,3,h Reporter------2,3 President----A Plays-NGreener Grassn nAntic Springn nProfessor How Could Youn nHer Kissin J 1, 2,3 1,2 19203110 How could ,IRQ --3 1. ---l ,3 -------2 O C O 3 1+ Stanley John Campbell CStanD Annual Staff---A Class Offices Vice President-1,2 Football------l,2,3 F.F.A.------l,2,3,L Plays-nThe Man In the Bowler Hatn Joseph Hubert Dirksen Joe Annual Staff --b Edmtor Basketball 2,3,L Baseball Football 2,3,L Track Class Offices Presldent 2,3 Student Councll Glee Club F F A 2,3 Plays NMagnol1a Blooms nHer KlSS1n Cous1nn C A 7 ..-...--1, ------1,2 ..........1, ..............1,1, . ----..l, ' --A Band-- ------------ l,2,3 -------1,2 . .'.---------1, - ' n Byllee Doreen Luhm CBylleeJ Annual otaff ---lo Assistant Editor --I4 Glee C1 1,2,3,i+ Pep Club 1,2,3Jo G A A 1'2,3,h President Auditor ---It F H A , Reporter-- ,2 Historian State Conventlon--2,3 Girl's btat Play Festival , Plays Magnolia Blooms Andy Ann1hi1.ates iU'lI18b6ll8 Professor, How Could You Pauline Ann Hat zinger Pam Annual Staff Lay Out Manager Glee Club l,2,3,l, Pep Cl 1, 2 ,3 ,1, Class Offices I becretary 1,2,3 G A A 1,2,3,1, Song Leader 1, 2,3 F H A 1,2,3 Cheerleader---3 Play Festival-2 Paper Staff 3 Plays-'The Greener Grass Professor How Could You l W I e 0 e 3 e e e - 'i 1l 2,3 -----1 ....T.....3 Prom Queen-------3 ' 3 -----1 2 ---4 n C D --3 1. Stella Irene Potterf CIreneD Annual Staff Glee Club Pep Club G A A P H A Parllmentarlan State Conventlon Play Festlvel 3,A 3 h l,2,3,1+ Plays 'Andy Annlhllates Ann bellen HProfessor How Could Youn Hder h1SSlH COuSlHu Julian Wallace Rogers Jr cJul16J Annual Staff Buslness Manager Football------A Track ---- -A Homecoming King--L Aff QQP CBobQ Robert Lee Taurman F.F.A. -------- l,2,3,L Sentinel----3 Treasurer---L Basketball--l Football----l Annual staff-- L John Lew1s Taurman QJackD Annual Staff F F A Treasurer Class Office V1ce Presldent Student Councll Paper btaff 13,311+ 2 ----A ------3 Vice President--L . . --A ' --3 ??J'iz fm, 4 n waz ' -' Twin? iggwivf .1 fum 5 4 ' -fn Q: r SENIOR SNAPS T 7 L ? n SQQM Q F w' W, ifox 12l:?f, 14 Q25 . DW? n , 7,1 T T n T ii li fl K rum .am- snr-n,,,,w Always Last 1n Lunch LIHB7 Thlnk I Wlll Go Down Town and Lat Take lt Easy Boys, There lS Pam 13 Dtlll Tfylng Her Hardest? Only One G1Pl7 Mlss Hobson of 1959? Hlde That Bottle Stan? That Busy Annual Staff? I 2 , ,VW K X S I e 5 A 'ig , Q 5 5 Q3 E 1 f E 1 5 1 , A a V 3 . W, , fgff Q, f X -- - s ' 5 ' FQ' fx ,WW ., ,W X S., g V ., 7 5 CLASS OFFICERS 2 ' pg 40 F -0,- C :Hb gg z 'T1 5 t T Presldent V166 Presldent ecre ary reasurer Class depresenatlve LLAQD FLONLR CLAbb bOLOHb Red Rose ollver add Blue VALEDICTORIAN uLAoQ MOTTU NUT FHL bUNohL BUT THE DAWN SALUTATORIAN Q XX X 1 w 'Y 8 gb vb S 4 S J S , 'E LAST WILL ANU TLSTAHLNT of the HOBSON SBNIOR CLASS OF 1959 We, the Senior Class of Hobson High School, of the city of Hobson, County of Judith Basin, and State of Montana, being sound in mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. FIHST, we individually give, and bequeath the following: JOB DIRKSON wills his skill in showmanship at the Winter Fair to his younger brother, Kenny, in hopes he will have as much fun as he did, and his basketball shoes to Dennis Cox in hopes that he will grow to fill them. DICK ADAMS wills his good grooming and handsome wardrobe to Ole Nesing, and to his little sister, Mary, he wills the whole house and special privileges. It is all yours, Sis! PAM MATZINGER wills her Latin book to Kate Rogers, knowing she will make bet- ter use of it, and her school bus route to Alice Phillips. Be sure you are on time. JULIAN HOGLRS leaves his complicated schedule to Gary Gore in hopes that he will be able to follow it, and to Pug McCollum he wills his non-stop chattering and laughter, espacially on hunting parties Be careful where you use it, Pug. IRENL HOTTLRP leaves her position as chief cook and bottle washer to her you nger sister, Marylou, and her typewriter to Sandra Mikkelson BOB TAUHMAN to Bill Spratt and Bill Miller wills his quiet ways, especially in study halls and his ability to turn green Qwhen sickf to John Swanz It gets you a lot of sympathy from the teachers, John BYLLBL LUHM wills her scientific attitude to Gloria Waite, who will survive physics class next year, and to Wayne Stevenson she wills her ability trate on studies and shut out all thoughts of Moore Concentration pays off, Byllee99?9 JACK TAUHNAN wills his athletic ability to Andy McDonnell and his break horses to his sister Sharon With it goes his shiney black and fuchsia need it to to concen doesn't 1 ability to boots But you must promise to keep them shined STANLLY CAMIBBLL wills his accordian to his younger brother, Chuck, and his ability to entertain the crowd to anybody who feels left out or would like to have as much fun as he has BARNEY BARHLTT wills his quiet step to James Cox and his scholastic ability to Dennis Smerker You will SLCOND, we give and bequeath like ours, never causing any THIRD, to the remaining high and our Best wishes no longer be low man on the totem pole to our teachers the hope that they will always have classes disturbance school students we bequeath some of our pride, our smiles In Witness whereof, we the Class of l959, testators, have set our hand and seal hereto this twenty second day of May in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hu ndred and Fifty Nine Cl959J A' Six I-Qfguf ,Ml as--f I 1 -V I , . . . -1 0 . O X . 0 . to . . . , , b. . . . . . . ' . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . , . , J . . . . . . U . , . . . ,. . . . Q C . . ' i 7 '57 ' ' . -112. 7 - Q M 5 .'--f-'H I Ry' ng. K x i X MJ , ,gfgag 5 A 1 , I1 gf if gf SC ?f' , tw ,f . 5 K- Z' if li A 3 f A ' M if X L x ir . .1 , -N 5 si K ' z ,, . ., i U n Q NIOR tlkbb nUrHttY nate hay 23, 1779 flace On the beach of Walklkl Uccaslon To watch HOHltOF revlew the Hobson oenlor olass oi '59 over super-otereophonlc t6l6V1SlOH ThlS 15 nonltor gOlHg place and dOlH? DhlH5S hOHltOP now take us to the mru sels world ralr states Bavlllon where we see ooo aur1an, VClLht llltlng oi kmer1ta's Muscle an, Lharlc Atl lou w1ll now see lake one 1U Jelglum Ne enter the Unlted hamolon, who ha tafen the lace hlm on tlt back oi funny books Now we o to Parls, brance, where we meet the 1 rst lady Jeneral of t e larlne Corps, Pam hatzln e ohe vas promoted to thls rank so he coulo keep better tabs on Ray Taklng a glance at Cornell Unlverslty ln Ithaca, New Vork we flnd Professor Iwllan w movers, Jr deeply envrossed 1n the tuoy of how to keep the dlrt out of D1gS cloven hooves 1U order to make tast er ulckled JlQS feet Nome, Alaska Irene Potterf has Just opened up the swanklest L 1WO bashlon shop he has Just stunned the fashlon world w1th h r late t t LdtlOU, the fur llned Blk 1n1, styled for AFCtlC sun oathlnb Leanwhlle ln Hollywood, ballfornla, playboy Jack Laun.an, famous horse tralner and tT1CV rloer has gust succ eden, after slx 1ontns, 1D teachlng Brlgltte Bardot whlch slde ol tae nors to mount Mow we swltch to nockerfeller benter lH New York olty, wnnre a very oo ular book has Just been run oif the oress It i Nobel PF1Z6 wlnner Barney Barrett's story of how he dlscover d the lornula of how to comblne 2H+O+U1rt to et wud As we contlnue to focus the camexas around New York, we stop at the LBPOUS nadl son bquare hardens, where we see Joe DlTkSOH watchlng h1s last game as coach of the the oaltlmore bombshells, lamous glrls' basketball team Joe wlll be lHVSStlHg hls well earn ed honey at h1s own swanky nlvht club, Hblamond Joe'sH lH Las Vegas, Nevada On up to the alg boomlng UlP6CuOF ol the Board of blementary reer has been momentarllv halted, home, dUFlHg the Slacl season London, mngland Here we for Hoear llieu agalnst suffocatlon guI'glep E1V1S Pres y And now for our last, but V1S1tlHg the standard O11 neilnery o1l town of Utlca nere we 11nd Byllee Luhm as the hducatlon for the state of Montana Her teachlng ca due to ner nractlclng elementary educatlon ln her own flnd mock 'n' koll artlst stanley tampbell flghtlng by lrls stan h s as hls valet, the one tlme popular not least, stop we 11nd ourselves 1D Tulsa, Oklahoma, olttlng at the boss' desk 1S none other than Dlck Adams U1Ck got h1s startlng lnterests from runnlng a serv1ce statlon ln Hobson when 1n hlgh school Really Dlck 15 only the nlght watcnmen, but he engoys sleeplng at the boss' desk Thus we have revlewed the Hobson oenlor Class of '59 de knew th1s outstandlng class would be successful 1n thelr chosen careers Y 'K N Affnf, ff .swf J - 'E NT ' -- J -W . 1. ,, . . . . . . . . . . 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M doors of Hobson Hlgh School Hatzlnger, and Byllee Luhm Joe U1rkson, Robert Morgan, semester Paul left, lowerlng help of thelr class sponsor, CLASS HISTORY SLNIOES OP l959 In September, 1955, three glrls and nlne as freshmen The The n1ne boys were Paul Wauer, Mlke Taylor, Jack Taurman, and Bob Taurman At the the class to eleven At thelr flrst class meetlng, wlth the hrs uaugler, they elected class offlcers as follows Joe, pre boys, all snaklng ln thelr shoes, entered the three glrls were Myrna Balley, Paullne QPamJ Dlck Adams, Barney Barrett, Stanley Campbell s1dent, Stanley, v1ce pres1dent, Myrna, secretary treasurer, and Dlck, student councll repre Mlke had left, but Robert M came back, so lt left the class total the same At the semester sentatlve After the1r 1n1t1at1on by the sophomores, Mr Lorbett, the superlntendent helped them through thelr f1rst year of school Stanley, Dlck, and Joe made the football team Dlck Joe, and Mike made the basketball team Joe, Dlck, and Mlke were members of the lettermen club Pam, Myrna, Byllee, Joe, Bob M , Dlck, and Stanley were members of the MlXeQ Chorus Joe, Pam, Byllee, D1Ck, Mlke, Stanley, Barney, and Myrna all took part 1n the three one act plays In the fall of 1956 nlne of the twelve freshmen enrolled agaln, but as sophomores th1s time They found that two QSSKS were empty They were Myrna's, who had moved to Great Falls and Bob M They started the year off by 1n1t1at1ng tne new freshmen tlass offlcers thls year were Joe, presldent, Dlck, v1ce presldent, Pam, secretary treasurer Student councll Mrs Flanagan At the semester, Irene Bott i class, ralslng the number to ten Hlke, Dlck Joe, Mike agaln made the football and basket part ln the three one act plays representatlve was dlke The class sponsor was from bergus Hlgh School 1n Lewlstown JOlH9d the Pam and Byllee were ln the Mlxed thorus Dlck, ball teams Irene, Byllee, Dlck, and Mlke took sponsor was Mr Gore Joe was Robert left agaln, lowerlng the class to nlne Thelr class once agaln elected class presldent, Dlck, v1ce presldent, and was elected student councll representatlve Pam and Barney staff, whlle Pam, Byllee, Irene, and Joe were members of the made the football team and basketball team They were also in both sports Th1s year was h1ghl1ghted by the Junlor Prom, wlth the theme HOr1ental Gardens ' Byllee and Joe were crowned queen and klng Barney Barrett attended Boys' State and Byllee Luhm attended Glrls' State Mr tox from Valler, Montana, was the new superlnten dent Pam, secretary treasurer Jack were members of the Yearbook newspaper staff Dlck and Joe members of the lettermen's club The year 1958 59 found eleven senlors undergolng thelr last year of school They fo und two new students w1th them They were Jullan Rogers, from St Paul, Mlnnesota, and Blll Rlce from Spokane, Washlngton At the semester B111 Hlce left, lowerlng the class to ten The class offlcers were Dlck, presldent, Jack, v1ce presldent, and Barney, secretary treasurer Joe was elected student councll representatlve Thelr class sponsor was Mr Cox Joe was elected edltor of the Yearbook staff, Byllee, asslstant edltor, Jul1an, buslness manager Pan lay out manager, and Barney, photographer Jullan, Joe, Stanley, and D1ck were on the foot ball team Dlck and Joe were on the basketball team Dlck and Joe were members of the let termen's club 1D basketball and Jullan, Joe, and D1ck were members of the lettermen's club ln football The senlors were kept busy w1th such act1v1t1es as baccalaureate, graduatlon, the Junlor senlor banquet and the senlor tr1p for the year :of1 '3 JM, . ' . . . , n .' Q n O Then the year l957-58 rolled around and found ten juniors enrolled. They found that -' I . ' 0 -1 1-v '- '- M UNDERCLASSMEN ,I I 1 1 I. I 1 I - ll' ff R X, , i I 1 ll yff' CQ 7 , 4 1 f 1? 1 W! f J 1 A 4 Q3 N - I 4 I ,L 'Q I ,-, 11 X I I l I Iumon cLAss 57? B111 bpratt Presldent Glorla Walte secretary Treasurer Tt ff 'Qin v Sandra Mlkkelson 12? 5:5 nuff? Mr Gore Advisor Bob Bradlng B111 student Louncll Hepresentatlve fb upf n Y N. ik, 1 lfinfr houglas McCollum V1ce Presldent A-n., ,ga- ,..4 's.'l. Hill? ll: bherman Faurman .. 5'.',' iff rw Z W 2 Q! wi Robert Klllham l fwf' Ole Neslng 35 1 F A 3 h sg ' ,. Q 'L f L . . ' ,A .M jr' J ,A , 1 A , -...- ' , ,V V .,. M, i I Q X ' I ' 1 ' D 5 ' Y' ' ' 'N - 5 , 7' 1' s 4 3 W f A ' D 'Q ' ? 2 f ,f A mf 1' v- a -K s s- Xe ,fi 75 , U sl. .,, f 5 S- . - . N, , :ia - ' ' ' KJ' jig HVWWWN QQ' 'A ffl' ' 2 -- ' ' , Mx , , f v J - f , Y - 12- MJ nN , - gfdw K, 'Q f Ifffmf ' I' V ' 7 'ff ' 5. 34,45 A f' . 1 c 4 'X ,tl . f-1 7 ' 13 ftp, ' I 4 V 'I A 3- '-'- . . c 0,.o,. O SOPHOMORE CLASS wa St Jerry Thompson Prggidensvenson V1ce Presldent Marllou Adams Secretary Treasure Mr Zavolney, Advisor x 'Q Ehki Andy McDonnell Student Councll Reprsentatlve 4 ' Q ' 1 hfb 1.,v Winan- Q., .J 5 .,. . . ..,- -: N V, . - I: gr N QL'-'j if ii ' o bg, zxffwf , fe? XQf in 1 MC: lx' Q' 1 J: -xi , ' - '25 'xl - , f' 2 X f , X , 1 f 5 ., 1 I V 1 7 ig ,- N fA 5 s V ' f 1 I X 2 , av wallace Perrlne Presldent -1' Beverly Boyd 5954 June bpratt Dennls Cox FRESH MAN CLASS Nur hate Rogers Secretary lredsure Gary Gore V1ce Presldent -vii' N'7V Al1ce Ph1lllpS fs? f neber AdV1SOP Snaron Taurman fo Hifi I .ss 55 I Q4 x g 'p ur 'fi lm John Swanz Kenny Dlrkson D9HnlS Smerkef Student Councll Representatlve f I I , ' e lg ,gs . .X - x x T' v fi F ,, AA 63- X 7 f s ,' , . ' X x X 4Xx :.1ff , E5 ' x4 V 52 7 Y ff X f if ,,. ' 2 xA A A VA ,:,, AHA' gf f ga f fi xi AQ 17-, Jfjgf ?e5 ee f' of QEA- ,?Qf Qirffififkfg' 'ff Z , ' , .Af f ,V,V - Av- Af 4 H J 2 ,n'n A V l f Q MAR Aw. A AaAH A x fl Q Mrs L 3 'F 5 A 4 . 3 iff 1 A Q A X YW ' f x -I' -1 , Qi A' E H41,f A -', ' I 'V A X, A HQA ' ' '- i ,' H V. 'N A x 6 nv A2 : 1 ' ffiif ' N of 'wg , 'q!yE,A f f n in 4 A A 6 A - , f, if :ff AA ,H A D i MVA a SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE ,..n-lv Xi Back Row Left to Rlght Dlck Barr, Larry Gore, Dlana Dlrkson, Kelth otevenson, Ken McCullough, Paul Robertson Front How Left to h'.1ght Nola Jean McCullough, Patty Mlller, Betty ward, Mary Lou Potterf, Rosal1e Henry, Joyce Perrlne FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE Back row, left. to right, Peter Hitch, Matt McDonnell, Joe Ward, Pat, Mcbonnell, John McDonnell, Tm Matzlnger, Gerald Robertson. Front row, left to Plght, Dotty Waggoner, David Ward, Stephen Hitch, Mrs. Cox, Terry Cox, Bobby Waggener, Delalne Jacobson. J 1 2 4 e 1 2 ' .a f ? A , ' i ,V Bi . , ,, U 3' xg! ' K' 'J i E 7 :-.. ' 5 rg, 14 ,' -1 THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE Back row, left to rlght, Peter Cnrlstensen, Chuck Henry, Peter ncker, Alckey Ulller, John ChP1St6DS6H Front row, left to rlght, Harry Naggoner, oherrle Gllbert, Pam Gore, Kathleen Wllllams, Connle Jacobson, Barbara PPHHCISCO, Mrs Slmpson FIRST AND SECOND GRADE Back row, left to rlght, Lark latz1nger, James Ullbert, Dennls datzlnger, John Williams, h1chard btevenson, hrs Boyd bront row, left to right, sarah McDonnell, June Perrlne, Paulette Ecker, Jan Gore, Barbara dard, anne Hltch 1 C1 Y ,1 I - v , A , ' - 5 a'wu, ,B . I . , . l . . . . . ,. O I 5 5 Y 'I -4 :fr L an ' H4 ?, A ??r4 J J if WW ' ' , gn x 'x i GI WQQ, - , - 0 1? . . .A . , , ' o 0 l ,qi 4 5? x, S wal' SNAPS ...Nh Two bor a Penny Nhlch Twoo Take lt Easy Jonnl' Preach a Good sermon Coach' Grade School ChPlStmBS Plav Tdose mosey Girls All - Nho You Eyelng Wa1te9 gf XM A f f .IFN ' ...Wg W Wu! g 1- I I . Vi ' - if f 7 C 9 Q Yii ,A--gk ACTIVITIES ANNUAL STAFF Back Row-Jullan Rogers, Buslness Manager, Glorla walte, Oscar Front ltor, ager, 1 veslng dow nr box, hdV1SOP, Byllee Luhm, A SlStaHt d uoe UlTKSOH, ndltor, ram ndtL1nger, Lay Uut nan Barney Barrett, Hhotographer STUDENT COUNCIL Left to mught-Joe Dlrkson, Andy M3Donne1l, B111 opratt, John wanz, B111 Miller A . . i f 5 ' W -1 , I l 3 G i Y :'f' 'V' gd D i 1 'I x Q: W' U :QW 1 I ' , . -1. . , . l .S . A E . . I 5, . ,, 3 , ,Lf Q . . . GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOClATl0N 2 Back Row Irene Potterf, Glorla Nalte, Presldent, Kate Rogers Pam uatzlnger, Vlce Presldent, oharon Taurman, Beverly Boyd ire Matzlnger, AdV1SOT Front Row-bandra Mlkkelson, secretary Treasurer, Byllee Luhm, Iary Adams, A1106 Ph1ll1pS, June opratt ivy. TV' 'yn -if Dar' secretary Treasurer Vlce Presid oreexdenie sandra Mlkkelson am natzlnggg Glorla Nax J X ,I 4' gf, f x . ' 1 N .. . - , A I ' d QEEWQEQ Q . ' N 1 vs: f -'N 4-5 In X FFA f' btandmg Left, to rtlght -Jullan uoger , bheunan Taurman, oentlnel, kenny Dlrkson, 1-may Mcbonnell, Douglas ucbollum, 'Jayne otevenson blttlng Left to kilght, Bob Klllham, Re sorter, Barney Barrett, be cretary, Dlck Adams, Presldent, John bwanz, Mr Glenn bore, Adv1 sor Not Plctured lS Jack Taurman, Vlce Presment, Bob Taurman, Treasurer sack sheep wr Warm Dick A d H B Yup? n 18 Steer Ob 40 get las Pigs BAND Back How Betty Ward, Nola McCullough, Ulck Barr, Gary Gore, Joe D11-kson, B111 opratt, Wallace Perrlne Joyce Perr ne, Patty Maller, Beverly Boyd, Larry Gore, Dlana Dlrkson Mr George Munday, Dlrector GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row Tzunmy Matzinger, Joe Ward, Kelth Stevenson, Larry Gore, John McDonnell, Pat McDonnell, Kenny McCullough Front Row Bob Waggener, Dav1d Ward, Jerry Robinson, Peter Hltch, Matt McDonnell, Steven Hitch, Terry Cox. Front Row--Alice Phillips, June Spratt, IUNIOR PROM Wg, l f yi' SCHOOL PICNIC ai GRADUATION Back Row, Jack Taurman, Jullan Rogers, Joe Dlrkson Pam Matzlnger, Irene Potterf, Byllee Luhm, stanley Lampbell 1 SALUTATORIAN VALEDICTORIAN Dick Adams, Bob Taurman. Front Rowg Barney Barrett B FOOTBALL SQUAD Back Row-Gary Gore, Kenny Dlrkson, Sherman Taurman, Bob Klllham, John owanz, James Cox, Wallace Perr1ne, Front Row B111 bpratt, Dlck Adams, Joe D1rkson, B111 Miller, Bob Bradlng, Jul1a.n Rogers Sept Sept Oc . 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