Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

THOSE WERE THE DAYS LAUREL SENIOR HIGH LAUREL, MONTANA 1973 LAURELS PRESENTS Those Were the Days CONTENTS Faculty 5 Fall 13 Winter 27 Spring 45 Organizations 59 Classes 85 Sophomores 89 Juniors 95 Seniors 103 Advertisements 123 CAN’T UNDERSTAND IT SOMEONE HAS COMPLETELY FILLED MY OFFICE WITHJELLO FACULTY AD MINIS TRA TION Mr. Wollan, Superintendent of the Laurel School System since July 1, 1958, will retire on July 1 this year. During his administration the Laurel Senior High and the South Elementary School were built. Improvements and additions have been made on the Fred Graff and West Elementary Schools during this time. He has also been very active in trying to improve the curriculum of the school system. Mr. Wollan is a member of the Laurel Rotary Club and Laurel Chamber of Commerce. He has been an active member of Our Saviour Lutheran Church and at one time was a member of the church board. He was also a Board Director of the Montana High School Association. He is a life member of the Montana Education and the National Education Association. The members of the Annual Staff wish him the best in his retirement from the Laurel school system. William A. West, Principal Robert Dantic, Assist. Principal Georgia Speare, Secretary Roxene Harman, Clerk Virginia Dieterich, Secretary SCHOOL BOARD Richard Black works for the Montana Power Company. Alan Richardson farms west of Laurel. Harry McLane, the chairman of the School Board, is an optometrist in downtown Laurel. Both Samuel Mourich and Clarence Karst are employed by the Farmers Union Central Exchange at the refinery south of Laurel. MUSIC ART SOCIAL STUDIES James Seaton Art I, II, III Art Club Robert Graham PDP Sophomore Class Advisor Claude Heller Choir Laurelaires George Chapman U. S. History Sophomore Class Advisor Chester Blaylock Am. , West. Lit. ; Int. Comp. ; Shakespeare; World History; Honor Society Advisor Shirley Olson Int. , Adv. Comp.; Reading Dev,; Cont. Lit. ; Sophomore Class Advisor; Literary Magazine Advisor Thomas Kilpatrick Eng. , Am. Lit.; Int. Comp. ; Speech I, II; Drama II; Speech and Drama Advisor John Stratton Spanish II, III, IV Senior Class Advisor School Play Advisor 4  ENGLISH SPANISH Terence McCourt Basic Comp.; Am. , World Lit.; Novel; Senior Class Advisor; Literary Magazine Advisor Lois Elda Larson Journalism I, II, III; Am. Lit.; Short Story; Quill Scroll Advisor 9 MATH Donald Peterson Business Math; Algebra; Athletic Director; Cross-Country, Basketball, Golf Coach Larry Wedel Algebra II; Trig.; College Prep. Assist. Football Coach; Junior Class Advisor. Wayne Hackney Geometry; Business Math; Driver's Ed.; Assist. Football, Basketball, Track Coach SCIENCE John Neitz Chemistry; Physics; Applied Science Benjamin Vaugn Biology I; Boys Adv. P. E.; Assist. Football, Track Coach; Junior Class Advisor Jere Quinn T G I T G I Club Basil Helgeson Typing I, II; Personal Typing; Annual Staff Advisor Michael Kennedy Electronics; Woodworking; Metals; Junior Class Advisor Patricia Morgan Home Economics I, II, III, IV; F. H. A. VOCATIONAL LIBRAR Y Tomme Wilson Bookkeeping; Steno I, II; Track Coach; Assist. Basketball Coach; Junior Class Advisor ac Head Custodian Ken Walter Penny Carpenter School Nurse Mary Kraft Lois Bernhardt 12 Arlys Richardson FALL Jim Philhower 'A( 9)0 'L T Roland Gillette Steve Moran Marcus Riojas Alvin Cherry Jeff Langlanais -j 4 Tri-captains Terry Bummer Ed Neibauer FOOTBALL Paul Elsenpeter : Dan Williams John Lamed The Locomotives gave a preview of their experience and toughness in their first non-conference game when they ran over the Lewistown Eagles, 21-12. The Loco's continued to show their skill throughout the season in many exciting games in spite of several injuries hampering the team. Overall, the Loco's showed a good defensive team. The offensive team played a good passing game but seemed to have trouble running the ball. In a thrilling last home game, the Locomotives beat the Anaconda Copperheads for the first time in many years. Gotcha -- TIMBER Congratulations, it's a bouncing baby ball Coaches Jeff Langlinais Alan Riesinger Ed George Steve Blohm Chuck Bullis Alan Henry Fred Wennemar Randy Peterson Rob Freund Tony Menello CROSS COUNTRY Mark Sorg Steve Fiechtner Warmups for the approaching race 19 22 RAN WAUBOARD RAMSE 23 Renda and Lon Pat and Dianne Princess: Karen Prince: Jeff HOMECOMING ROYALTY 1972 Rob and Deb WINTER Brenda Steinhart Larry Hart Sheila Stanford Dan Williams Diana Mogan Steve Blohm The 1972 Christmas Formal was held on December 27. Sleig Bells was chosen as the theme, with the gymnasium decorated in the traditional holiday colors. Th climax of the evening was the choosing of the King and Queen, Larry Hart and Lynn Minch. Is Anybody Coming? BE MERRY DRINK I Wanna Hold Your Hand GIRLS’ A-Squad—LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Peg Ostwalt, Janet Byers, Peg Lackman, Coach Killwein, Cindy Meccage, Connie Hedstrom, Janice Waliila. FRONT ROW: Mgr. Debbie Swenson, Wanda Ostwalt, Leslie Avers Jennifer Guenthner, Mgr. Nickie Rehling. 32 Seniors: Wanda Ostwalt, Cindy Meccage, Peg Lackman. Starting Five: Peg Lackman, Peg Ostwalt, Leslie Ayers, Wanda Ostwalt, Janet Byers. BASKETBALL A-Squad Scoreboard US THEM Roundup 61 26 Huntley Project 33 20 Billings Central 59 23 Big Timber 50 23 Absarokee 31 41 Columbus 46 34 Roundup 40 28 Red Lodge 42 44 Billings Central 32 39 Huntley Project 34 25 Absarokee 33 29 Hardin 18 39 Big Timber 43 27 Columbus 50 28 Red Lodge 33 35 Hardin 47 22 A-Squad record: 11-5 B-Squad record: 9-7 B-Squad—LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Linda Kruse, Sherry Storck, Coach Kiilwein, Rhonda Barrett, Cindy Blohm. FRONT ROW: Sandy Reii, Joyce Whitney, Mgr. Nickie Rehling, Sandy Sorg, Janice Duke. SITTING: Mgr. Debbie Swenson 33 VARSITY WRESTLING BACK ROW: Coach Massey, Rob Harris, Alan Henry, Dan Turcotte, Dave Davenport, Terry Bummer, Steve Moran, Coach Sprigler. FRONT ROW: Gary Saxbury, Mike Saxbury, Gary Thompson, Terry Hart, Albert Hodges, Gerry Robertus, Jim Robertus. Lock up a Victory JV WRESTLERS BACK ROW: Alvin Cherry, Harry Miller, Jim LaPrath, MIDDLE ROW: Jim Bender, Gum Kelly, Doug Swenson, Norman Sahl, Ron Cebuhar, FRONT ROW: Scott Toombs, Dale Koskey, Ken Boyd, Keven Ferguson, Kelly Brester 35 The accomplishments of the 1972-1973 wrestling team which follow indicate that the team had a good year. Three school records were broken: Most nearfalls-Mike Saxbury-13 (school record-10 set by Ed Robertus); Most points-Jim Robertus-113 (school record-104 set by Russ Kelly); Fastest pin-Gary Saxbury-24 seconds (school record-31 seconds set by Larry Parker. The overall team record was 128 wins, 103 losses, and 5 ties. The team placed second in Laurel's 11 team Invitational; placed third in Miles City's Invitational; placed sixth in the Divisional Meet, and second in the State Meet. At State, Gary Saxbury placed fourth in the 98 lb. class; Mike Saxbury placed third in the 105 lb. class; Jim Robertus placed first in the 132 lb class; Terry Bummer placed third in the 167 lb. class; and Steve Moran placed fourth in the 185 lb. class. COACH TOM SPRICLER Wrestlers Placing at State: Mike Saxbury, Gary Saxbury, Terry Bummer, Steve Moran, Jim Robertus Jim Robertus accumulated a season record of 25-3-1 with 11 victories by pin and finished out a great season with a State Championship in the 132 weight class. In order to achieve the state title he had to defeat last year's state champion, Steve Aune from Glasgow. His record includes first place victories at the Laurel and Billings West Invitationals. Jim's goal for next year is an undefeated state championship. Dan Turcotte Alan Henry Ron Cebuhar BACK ROW L TO R: Coach Don Peterson, Steve Fiechtner, Dan Williams, Ed Neibauer, Lon Frickel, Steve Barrett, Randy Peterson, Duane Kroll, Steve Sorg, Pat Belinak, Bob Meccage, Asst. Coach Wayne Hackney. FRONT ROW L TO R: Mark Sorg, Stuart Ready, Mgr. Jeff Langlinais, Asst. Coach Tom Wilson, Mgr. Art Thompson, Doyle Parker, Marc Freund. LOCOMOTIVES CONFERENCE CHAMPS Laurel 13- 1 Glasgow 9- 5 Glendive 9- 5 Sidney 7- 7 Wolfe Point 7- 7 Hardin 5- 9 Billings Central 4-10 Miles City 3-11 Conference Standings 38 Coaches: Hackney Wilson Peterson LOCOMOTIVES PLACE SECOND AT DIVISIONAL Tourney Results TRAINMEN DEFEAT DILLON FOR THIRD IN STATE State Class A Finals 1. Miles City 3. Laurel 2. Glendive 4. Dillon A Star Is Bom RUBBERNECK Directors.....................Jim Hunt John Stratton Bobbie Wilkens................Cathy Sankovich Uncle Elwyn Buford............Scott Johnson Sandra Wilkens................Georgia Sankovich Wendy Crawford................Nancy Flagler Melanie Wilkens...............Janet Smith Larry Wilkens.................Jack Mahan Philip Frobisher..............Jay Gorden Fletcher Crawford.............John Magnus Aunt Roberta Buford...........Paula Shay Cab Driver....................Tim Hogan Arnold Gormeyer...............Joe Bradley Millicent Greer...............Connie O'Rear Osgood St. John...............Dan Taylor Student Director..............Kathy Galusha Campaign - 1943 She's My Size and Shape You'll Grow Up Just Like Your Father Arnold's a Hypochondriac 42 Percy Anderson- Cab 243 Life Magazine- alive and kicking You're looking unusually bright and at tractive today, Melanie Lil A bner and Daisy Mae SPRING GIRL’S TRACK Seniors LEFT TO RIGHT- Cindy Meccage, Peg Lackman, Renda Bickford, Sheila Stanford, Cindy Black State Competitors Carole Krug, Janice Wallila, Peg Lackman, Sheila Stanford, Cindy Meccage, Connie Lord 46 High Jump and Long Jump Hurdles STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT- Cindy Black, Kathy Robertus, Carole Krug, Linda Kruse, Sherri Baldwin. KNEELING -Linda Thompson, Renda Bickford, Sandy Sorg Linda Kruse, Pam Frandk, Cindy Black, Sandy Sorg, Debbie Frank, Jan Langlinais Weights JoLynn Letherman, Connie Hedstrom, Connie Lord, Sharon George 47 880MEDLEY RELAY Carole Krug; Janice Wallila; Sheila Stanford; Connie Lord Peg Lackman: Shot Put First Place in Division DIVISIONAL 440 YARD RELA Y Carole Krug; Janice Wallila; Sheila Stanford; Linda Thompson GIRLS 48 Cindy Meccage: Discus First Place in Division BOY’S WEIGHT TEAM STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hal Dantic, Jon Rutt, Steve Mullaney, Rich Elsenpeter, Paul Butler. KNEELING: Terry Bummer, Mike Brown, Dave Ellefson. SITTING: Dean Waddell. 49 TRACK JUMPERS STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hal Dantic, Stuart Ready, Steve Mullaney, Jeff Langlinais. KNEELING: Luis Rodriguez, Steve Barrett, Bentley Roth. MIDDLE AND DISTANCE STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hal Dantic, Rich Elsenpeter, Jeff Langlinais. KNEELING: Steve Wegner, Ed George SPRINTERS AND HURDLERS STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeff Langlinais, Dan Kruse, Steve Barrett, Steve Mullaney, Stuart Ready. KNEELING: Del Henman, Steve Wegner, Randy Gowan, Bentley Roth. FRONT: Andy Blohm. GOLF Kyle Long Steve Barrett The boys did extremely well at divisional and state. At divisional, the boys team was second, and all the individual boys placed. At state, the boys team was sixth, and Doug Metzger placed as an individual. Although the girls did well at divisional, they did not get to go to state. Boys Record: 5-4 Girls Record: 1-7 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Kyle Long 82 Anthony Menello 85.4 Gary Thompson 85.1 Steve Barrett 85 Gary Metzger 85 Doug Metzger 86.7 Art Thompson 93.8 Gary Metzger 89.3 Joe Bradley 96.3 Rob Freund 103.3 Apryl Bryne 120.3 Claudia Fadness 126.5 Lori Peterson 147.8 Girls Varsity: Apryl Bryne, Claudia Fadness, Lori Peterson 53 ENCHANTED FOREST ROYALTY BANQUET ®Sm ■ WE THINK EVERYONE SHOULD BELONG TO A CLUB — AS A MATTER OF FACT. IF YOU'D CARE TO BUY ONE WE HAVE SEVERAL FOR SALE RIGHT HERE ORGANIZATIONS WRESTLING CHEER KNEELING: Sheila Stanford, mascot. On hood, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mogan, Diana Mogan, head, Kathy O'Neal, Rochelle Dietz, Cathy Robertus. Debbie Dixon, Kristy Strever, ’ head, Dawn Hodges, Janet Smith, SITY LEADERS JV Renda Bickford. FRONT ROW: Debbie Shay, Karen Hoklin, mascots. On cab, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Flagler, Shannon Parker, head, Rhonda Gratwohl. On hood, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coby Phillips, Tammy West, alternate, Janice Wallila. PEP CLUB Officers; TOP ROW L TO R: Cindy Black, Pres.; Heather Nyberg, Treas.; Anita Reiter, Veep; Diane Wagner, Sec.; JoAnn Nash, SAC. Jacki Christensen, Advisor. GAA Officers: Sheila Stanford, Pres.; Cindy Meccage, Veep; Colleen Cantrell, Sec-Treas.; Brenda Steinhart, Hist.; Debbie Ruff, Rec. Chair. Jacki Christensen, Advisor. 62 T U M B L E R S TOP TO BOTTOM: Sheri Schreiner, Jan Everhard, Nanci Brunsvold, Colleen Cantrell, Terrie Duncan, Dana Rowland. Jacki Christensen, Advisor. TWIRLERS DRILL TEAM Co-Captains: Jan Everhard Cathy Sankovich FTA Officers, R TO L: Sheila Stanford, SAC Rep.; Marla Vanderwyk, Sec-Treas.; Joann Nash, Pres.; Mrs. Wrigg, Advisor; Cindy Meccage, Veep. Future Teachers of America is an organization to acquaint students with the different aspects of a teaching career. One of the ways the club tried to do this in the past year was through various speakers who talked on the different fields of teaching and gave helpful ideas for future teachers. The club toured the Montana Physical Handicapped Center and student observed grade school classes for half a day. These activities helped students to better their understanding of teaching. LIBRARIANS F.H.A. The F.H.A. theme for the year was Discovering Self Through F.H.A. The first meeting held was a carnival to get acquainted with the new members. Two girls were elected as district officers at the District Convention held in Columbus-Connie O'Rear as Vice Chairman and Cathy Robertus as District Secretary. Selected delegates also participated in the State Convention in Billings. Other activities included: programs put on by members demonstrating their talents; Christmas Caroling; a spaghetti supper for parents; and an all chapter picnic. Senior Degrees were awarded to Anita Reiter, Diane Wagner, Chris Huff, Teresa Hannen, Valerie Lawson, and Joann Baker. Officers, R TO L: Sheila Stanford, Song Leader; Carla Calhoun, Historian; Pat Bernhart, Treas.; Anita Reiter, Pres; Chris Huff, Veep; Cathy Robertus, Sec.; Joann Baker, SAC Rep; Miss Morgan, Advisor. EDITORIAL BOARD J5 LAUREL LEAVES QUILL AND SCROLL TRADE AND INDUSTRIES The TGI Club meets each Wednesday evening from 7:00 p. m. to 10:00 p. m. During this time the members work on their cars as a hobby. Dues of 25 fc are charged and the money collected is used to purchase something of the members' choosing. The TGI Club serves as an agency through which parts for automobiles and miscellaneous supplies are purchased. 70 ART CLUB President-Jeff Langlinais, Veep-Cathy Sankovich, Secretary-Pati Kiklibrew, Treasurer-Debbie Cheery, S.A.C• -Debbie Dixon. The Art Club started out the year by recruiting new members and trying to make Art Club more interesting. The 1st meeting hosted Mrs. Bryan Persha with Tie-dying and Batik. Other artists met through the year were: Mr. Bryan Persha, Leroy Green, and Mr. Jessie Gleason. Trips were made to the Yellowstone Art Center, in Billings at least once a month to view work on display. The Art Club went to Great Falls the 27th and 28th of April, to participate in the Interscholastic Art Show. The Art Club also hosted the High School Art Show, the 18th of May. 71 SAC Redman, Sec-Treas. Susan Lenhardt. Sponsor: Mr. Dantic. SAC's first project this year was the annual Christmas Formal. The gymnasium was decorated in red, green, and silver, and Paz provided the music. SAC tried to change the present study hall system and obtain a student lounge. Since no final decision was reached, it will undoubtedly be discussed again next year. SAC sponsored Computimatch for the second year in a row. Students filled out a questionaire and received a list of 10 eligible dates. SAC's final project was to try to prohibit smoking during basketball games. Although smoking was not prohibited altogether, it was restricted to the south end of the main hallway. Five SAC members, Ed Neibauer, Jim Redman, Susan Lenhardt, Gary Saxbury, and Jay Gordan, attended the Montana Association of Student Councils Convention in Billings. The Laurel delegation presented a workshop on students needs. The Christmas Formal 72 HONOR SOCIETY President- Joann Baker, Vice-President-Barb Holt, Secretary-Treasurer-Teresa Hannen, SAC Representative-Chris Frank, Advisor-Chet Blaylock. This year the Honor Society visited the capital in Helena during a legislative session. Mr. Blaylock introduced the Honor Society members to influential legislators and to Lt. Governor Bill Christiansen. While enroute to the capital the Honor Society members started the now famous PIT Society. 73 ANNUAL STAFF We would like to thank everyone who worked on this annual--those who drug themselves out of bed on Saturday mornings and dozed through our workshops, those who sold ads, and those who sold subscriptions. We worked hard, but we played even harder, as indicated by the pictures. A special thanks to Marcia Kucera, who took all the wonderful snaps, and to Mr. Helgeson, who put up with us. The Editors Jack Mahan Debbie Ruff SPEECH AND DRAMA President-Cathy Sankovich, Vice-President-John Magnus, Secretary-Treasurer-Georgia Sankovich, Point Keeper-Kathy Galusha, SAC Representative-Jack Mahan, Advisor-Tom Kilpatrick. At the School Board No play had been planned for this year because no director could be found. However, a group of interested students went to the School Board to protest this decision. Therefore, one play, RUBBERNECK, was presented. The directors were Jim Hunt, West Elementary teacher, and John Stratton, High School Spanish teacher. The Ham Award recipients were Cathy Sankovich and Jack Mahan. This award is given to the senior girl and boy who have contributed the most to Speech and Drama. STATE ON LADDER, TOP TO BOTTOM: Shelley George, Rosemary Quesenberry, Jack Mahan. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Magnus, Connie Kukes, Beth Foley, Jay Story. LITERARY MAGAZINE STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Christie Metzger, Barb Holt, Marcia Kucera, Joe Bradley-Co-Editor, Dawn Hodges-Art Editor, Jack Mahan-Co-Editor, Renda Bickford-Collection Editor, Peg Lackman-Circulation Editor, Brenda Steinhart-Poetry Editor. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Johnson, Robin Taber, Ed Neibauer. The title of the 1973 Literary Magazine was ,fLogos from Delphi. Both Logos and Delphi are taken from the Greek language. Logos is the natural way toward intelligent change and Delphi was believed to have been the favored city of the god Apollo. The temple of Apollo housed the oracle or prophet who uttered words from Apollo. The title was especially appropriate since it is hoped that each person who read the 1973 Literary Magazine had his life changed for the better. LOGOS from DELPHI 77 Flute Quartet 79 Clarinet Choir r Sousa Award Marcia Kucera Percussion Quintet Sax Trio 80 Symphonic Choir Laurelaires All-State Choir Members Choir Board STILL SA Y FIVE MINUTES ISN’T ENOUGH TIME TO GET FROM ONE CLASS TO ANOTHER CLASSES Steve Mueller Would Be Proud Think Harder Mary Professor Frank Mrs. Baugh One, Two, Free Inches 86 I Like Physics See Rhonda-See Her Write I Know You're Taking My Pix Act Your Heart Out RECESS TIME SURE FLIES WHEN YOU RE HAVING FUN SOPHOMORES Kelly Achten Tim Armstrong Phyllis Arnett Rhonda Barrett Cindy Baus Mark Beadle § Cynthia Blohm Lisa Bradley Pam Brester Mike Brown Kim Bruley Carla Calhoun Terri Cebuhar Jarel Cellmar Tom Collins Hal Dantic Sandy Deloria Gary DeVries Bob Diede Janiece Duke Terrie Duncan Karen Frank Tim Frank Jay Gordon Janalyn Gratwohl Laurie Groll Grace Ha mm on Cindy Hanson T erry Hart Julie Helzer CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT; Luis Rodrigues, SAC representative; Kim Lawrenz, treasurer; Jay Gordon, President; Kathy Wilder, SAC representative; Sandy Sorg, secretary; Sandy Deloria, Vice president 90 Debbi Henman Ken Henry Ed Hill Mike Hinman Albert Hodges Micki Hodges Tim Hogan Michelle Holliday Vicky Holliday Dan Huff Charles Jackson Doreen Job Mike Johnson Jerry Joki Robyn Karst Marline Keller Gum Kelly Billie Kerr Janus Kilpatrick Diane Kline Donna Kline Carole Krug Charles Krug Dennis Krug Stephanie Krug Linda Kruse Cheryl Kunkler Kim Lawrence Bruce Lefler Kyle Long Robert Martin Gary Michaelis Steve Reiter Gerry Roberts Barb Pa cot Nancy Pascoe Coby Phillips Frank Pierson Rosemary Quesenberry Sandi Racki Rodney Riesinger Bill Ripley Karen Rel Greg Renner Dave Robertus Luis Rodriquez Sheri Storck Dana Rowland Clifford Rymer Patrice Shoaff Debbie Smith Corine Sautcr Sandy Sorg Brenda Schreiner Jim Schwindt Larry Steinback Jesse Steinmetz Tony Strand Mrnmlll Debbie Swenson Harold Wagner Susan Wetzler Kathy Wilder m P r-; Carla Taylor Judy Tuomi Fred Wennemar Joyce Whitney Dan Wobig SOPHOMORES Lorraine Allan Stuart Anderson Carol Armstrong Jacki Armstrong Leslyn Ayers Garry Baney John Batt Jim Bender Ricky Benner Linda Bernhardt Patrica Bernhardt Nancy Besel Janet Beyers Lavonne Bieber Diana Bowers Scott Branstetter Kelly Brester Jim Briggs Tom Buska Sam Cain Grant Calvert Janet Calvin Shirley Cellmer Debbie Cherry Janet Cherry Debbie Conner L. 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Tammy West; Cathy Robertus; Leslyn Ayers; Sheri Frank; Nancy Flagler; Valorie Reiter Marilyn Cory Dave Davenport 96 GIRLS STATE BOYS STATE BACK ROW L TO R: Jay Story; Stuart Ready; Duane Kroll; Greg Novitsky; Douglas Frank FRONT ROW L TO R: Randy Peterson; John Koppelman; Steve Fiechtner; Mark Sorg; Jim Mourich Carrie Dawson Luanne Day James Dietz Debbie Dixon Guy Ehrlick Steven Fiechtner Nancy Flagler Beth Foley Doug Frank Gordon Frank Nancy Frank Sherri Frank Marc Freund Steve Frick el Kevin Furgeson Kathy Galusha Shelley George Judy Gjefle Riley Goggins Bill Gordon Jody Gordon Randy Gowen Rhonda Gratwohl Kevin Greenwalt Jennifer Guenthner Earl Hall Robert Hanson Daniel Hedges Connie Hedstrom Debbie Hettinger Robert Hill Curtis Hinmen Andrew Holeman Jan Johnson Kristy Johnston Jeff Kamerzell Kerry Kamerzell Cindy Kautz Darlene Keller Nancy Kindsfater Clete Knaub Colleen Kohl John Koppelman Duane Kroll Jay Krug Daniel Kruse Connie Kukes Steve Kunkler James Laprath Lisa Latham Scott Lawson Dirk Letherman Vicky Lohrenz Gary Dowell Dane Lyons Byrne Manley Jim Martin 98 Dale Matthaes Aletha McCormack Virginia Mclelland I Randy Mercier Rick Mitchell James Morrison Jim Mourich Mary Mullaney Stephen Mullaney Philip Nash Greg Novitsky Loreen Nunn Linda Ob erg Kathy O'Neil Peggy Ostwalt Connie O'Rear Arnold Ott Shannon Parker Joey Pascoe Judy Pearson Tom Pearson Mike Saxbury Dick Scheidecker Janet Smith Lynette Smith Glenda Peters Sandy Reil Randy Peterson Tom Poindexter Dave Reintsma Peggy Reisdorph Doug Risa Jim Robertus Tom Ronan Daniel Ruff Georgia Sankovich David Schriener Mark Sorg Sherri Schriener Debi Slaymaker Jim Southworth Steven Staudinger John Saxbury Laurie Turcotte Cathy Stenger Donna Terpstra Kathy VanBuren Thomas Story Robert Streck Linda Thom Gary Thompson Edith Steinmetz Edward Steinmetz Douglas Swanson Robin Taber Michael Vennes Mark Wagner Tammy West Janine Wuertz Greg Yeager Doug Vogel Janice Wallila Leonard Wombolt Kevin Wyant Dorie Yohkaitis CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Smith, SAC Representative Debbie Cherry, Vice Pres. Steve Mullaney, President Jody Gordon, Secretary Nancy Flagler, Treasurer Gary Saxbury, SAC Representative KNOW IT'S A FRIGHTENING THOUGHT. MY DEAR. BUT SOMEWHERE OUT THERE BEYOND THIS FENCE LIES THE EDGE OF THE WORLD SENIORS KM Michele Barclay Lynn Beattie Renda Bickford Kathy Armstrong Joanne Baker Steve Barrett Bob Barnhart Pat Belinak Karin Beven Go placidly amid the noise and haste, 108 and remember what peace there may be in silence Mike Blohm Steve Blohm David Briggs Kari Br ester Zahn Bryan Terry Bummer Cindy Black Nancy Brunsvold Paul Butler Colleen Cantrell Alvin Cherry Jim Chapman As far as possible without surrender, Penny Cole Paul Elsenpeder Jan Cudd Jan Everliard Rochelle Dietz Kyna Feller Chris Frank Rob Freund be on good terms with all persons. Ed George Teresa Hannen Larry Hart Mary Hallen Rob Harris Roland Gillette Luanne Harris Dale Hawkins ■ Barb Holt Richard Hust Dean Hodges Speak your truths quietly and clearly. Listen to others, 112 Jerry Herden Karen Hoklin Chris Huff Jim Hover Linda Jackson even the dull and Ignorant; they too have their story. Pati Killebrew Karen Kline Toni Kohl Doug Krug Marcia Kucera Gary Keener f Eileen Kostelecky Peg Lackman Take kindly the counsel of the years, Valerie Lawson Mike Lees Jack Mahan Leslie Metzger gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Lynn Minch 115 Karen Metzger Harry Miller Diana Mogan Cheri Moran Judy Nelson Heather Nyberg Contrella Peterson JoAnn Nash Ed Neibauer Nurture strength of spirit Terri Ness Wanda Ostwalt Jim Philhower Mary Pearson Jim Redman Marcy Rehling Alan Riesinger to shield you in sudden misfortune. David Roth Nickie Rehling Jackie Roberts Tina Rowland Marcos Riojas Laura Schreiner Debbie Shay Greg Smith Cathy Sankovich Kevin Schulz Paula Shay Steve Sorg Duane Schreiner Chuck Schwindt With all its sham drudgery and broken dreams, It is still a beautiful world. 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First Street 689-4992 Laurel MATHEW W. CALVERT M.D. E. LEE RICHARDSON M.D. 1035 First Ave. Family Practice Phone for Appointments after 9 a. m. Laurel, 698-6311 Billings, 252-9101 (fil WALTER A. MENELLO Sales Representative NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Behner Building, Suite 204 Billings, Montana Off: 252 0531 Res: Laurel, Mont. 698 6980 714 4th Avenue Life Insurance Disability Insurance Group Insurance Major Medical Pensions and Annuities MEMORIAL CHAPELS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Howard G Helen Cashmore 698-4821 Laurel Montana 801 East Main 698-6019 Laurel Montana 213 West Main Laurel, Montana PEAVEY COMPANY Producer Service Feed Mixing Steam Rolling Cringing Feeds, Seeds, and Farm Supplies 106 West Main Laurel, Montana THE CHEERIO PIZZA Call in your order and it will be ready when you get there. 103 East Main Laurel, Montana We specialize in household appliances, small hardware, and a complete line of toys. PEGGY’S STYLE SHOP Nationally Advertised Women's and Junior Apparel i m 16 j- First Ave. Laurel, Montana 698-4114 MARTIN’S DAIRYWAY Laurel THE MEAT BLOCK Quality Meats Laurel's own quick market Open: 7 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. daily 7 a. m. to 10:00 p. m. Sundays G holidays — mm Central Exchange Refinery, Laurel, Montana Congratulations Graduates! Your high school diploma is the foundation upon which you will build your life. You've inherited the most complex, technologically advanced era in the history of the world - and it's not an easy one to deal with. But education is your tool and youth is your asset. As one representative of industry, we wish you well in your endeavor to build a better world. FARMERS UNION Central Exchange SOUTH ST. PAUL ±kk wv MINNESOTA PRODUCER. REFINER. MANUFACTURER AND DISTRIBUTOR OF QUALITY PRODUCTS FOR LOCALLY OWNED COOPERATIVES FROW THF. GREAT IJKKES TO THE PACIFIC BLIGH’S THIS ’N THAT Craft Supplies Soda Fountain and Coffee Bar 101 E. 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