Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

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 Jo Jell W NAME A. Kinney I. Krone J. Lenhardt D. Lenhardt T. Lockwood T. Ludwig A. Lumsdon L. Marcus L. Mayes L. Michael B. Michael P. Murry I. Ness B. Ostwalt D. Page S. Page C. Peterson L. Peuse C. Pewitt O. Price B. Quinn B. Reynolds A. Richardson S. Roth B. Ruff D. Schardt S. Shotwell E. Stebbins N. Stickel berger L. Story R. Stroh R. Stoltz R. Storrusten B. Tisor J. Treml P. Vannice D. Veseley R. Ward S. Walton W. Watkins D. Wold B. Williams B. Yuri in WANTS a lot happiness to play the field Jack senior party week to grow tall A in Journalism the other ring attention cars a Ford campaigning A Bass horn man from From berg to sing freedom a man's love less rivals some man to have fun Skip-day Blue-eyed blond a sophomore her man someone to believe him car, football, money everything a prince charming more men someone girlfriends to be a sailor to be happy a harem that casual look a good future drums some girl nobody knows a baton twirler his father's business to be well-known friends NOTED FOR blond hair shyness Kickin' her heels perfect hair bopping sleeping in class sending out papers seven rocks losing his teeth cars jokes Mountain Dew tallness smiling Black Jack Gum hunting making changes traffic tickets saddle pants dark eyes arguments washing dishes borrowing friendliness Romeo lines making touchdowns parties talking hopping cars getting around attending Concordia good looks being a friend trumpet playing her opinion her car being gay easy going throwing snowballs red hair light hair being late personality FOUND with men at home combin her hair walking around raising cain after school folding Leaves typing for Lois Elda running driving cars home working? skipping school practicing in a blue Ford around hunting driving her car with the men running around flirting arguing in Soc. class on the farm at the theater looking pestering Lorrene at Riverside eating spilling cokes down town doing nothing combing hair taking it easy with girls relaxing working wandering walking cemetery hill at Nancy's wrecking cars the J room at a dance

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Nancy Klein, Pete Tracy, Frank Young, and Keron Chapman. Jhe juniorm at Seventeen ivene ivonkinq towand thein biq yean. The Juniors elected Sandra Hartley and Denny Behm as nominees for King and Queen of the Laurel Leaves Dance. With the selling of 194 subscriptions to the school paper, Sandra and Denny were crowned King and Queen at the Dance. At the Sadie Hawkins Dance, Gary Groshell and Jeanette Walter, who were Daisy Mae and Li I Abner, were chosen for originality of costumes. Miss Roselyn Mayer, director, and student director, Jeanette Walter presented the Junior Class Play, Time Out For Ginger. Patti Sherrow, in the title role of Ginger, very ably portrayed the spunky teenager who had her own ideas about doing what she wanted to do. Keron Chapman and Larry Herman turned in grand performances as they coped with the teenage problem of their three daughters. Bill Brennan, as the bank president, distinguished himself as a real actor with his imitations and gesticulations. The entire production crew is to be commended and the cast certainly deserved the curtain calls they received at the end of the entertainment. The Juniors this year were lucky to get the new concession stand in the football park. Selling at football and basket ball games as their leading money-making projects. Their prom, which was held in the spring was an outstanding success. 25