Lodge Grass High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Lodge Grass, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1961 volume:

To Mrs. Genevieve Fitzgerald; we, the annual staff of 1960-61, wish to dedicate our Golden Eagle Annual. We feel it is a great pleasure to have someone so nice and wonderful to dedicate our annual to. Mrs. Fitzgerald has been a friend, teacher and companion to each and every one of us. We used to think of English as the tough” subject, but she has brought it to life for us and has made it very interesting and a lot of fun. As a class sponsor, she has helped us ac- 1961 GOLDEN EAGLE DEDICATED TO MRS. GENEVIEVE FITZGERALD complish many things. She feels it is necessary to prepare us for college; and we are certainly thankful for that, because many of us are planning on going to college after high school. She has also helped the ones of us who aren’t going on to college, as she has given us more confidence in ourselves. There aren't words big enough to express our thanks. We will just say. HATS OFF TO YOU, MRS. FITZGERALD ! ! ! SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE The Secretary of Labor says' --getting a job and succeeding in it depends more and more on the amount of education a young person has, and on how well he has used his time in preparation. The work here at school may seem far removed from the practical applications of knowledge and skill in the world of work, however, we can never be absolutely certain which bits of knowledge or which skills we will need. As young people we are obligated to prepare ourselves to the limit of our individual capacities. The lazy and the indifferent will surely be left behind. 3 '' MEMORIAM w t IN MEMORY OF OUR CLERK. RALPH KNIGHT. THOUGH DEPARTED, HIS FAITHFUL SERVICE TO OUR SCHOOL; WORKS OF WISDOM AND ADVICE, GIVEN FREELY AND SERIOUSLY, WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. ADMINISTRATION g FACULTY LARRY ZOWADA Asst. Coach, Jr.; Hi. Social Studies. SPONSOR: Homecoming. COLLEGE: University of Wyoming. DEGREE : B.S. WILLIAM SIMMONS Band, Chorus, Dramat ics. COLLEGE: Montana State University, Professional Theatre. DEGREE: B.M. 6 GENEVIEVE FITZGERALD English III, English IV, SPONSOR: Senior Class. COLLEGE: Montana State University. DEGREE: B.A. RICHARD PILCH Ind. Arts, P.E. Athletic Coach. SPONSOR: G.A.A., L Club. COLLEGE: Uni versity of Wyo. DEGREE: B.S. WILLIAM GREGORY GORMAN Typing I II, Shorthand, Bookkeeping. COLLEGE: St. Cloud State College, St. Cloud Minnesota. DEGREE: B.S. JANICE LENHARD Home Ecomonics, English I II, SPONSOR F.H.A., Pep Club. COLLEGE: Nebraska State Teachers College. DEGREE: B.S. Mr. B. A. DONALDSON Biology, Chemistry, General Science. SPONSOR: Jr. Class. COLLEGE: Purdue University. DEGREE: B.S. ( HELEN McENTIRE Library. SPONSOR: Twirling. COLLEGE: East Central Oklahoma College. 7 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE We find our high school memories the fondest of all. Later we realize that our whole future happiness and worth are blueprinted during our public school days. It is with this though in mind that I exhort all our graduating class to keep on striving for a better life, greater knowledge, and a fuller appreciation of one's talents. CO Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; L Club 3, 4; Football 3,4; Boy’s State 3; Jr. Play 3; Class Rep. 4; Pres, of Chorus 4; St. Council 3,4; Annual 4. Enough work to do and strength enough to do it. ROBERT CLAWSON RICHARD BROWN We may look quiet,---but. Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Jr. Play 3; Track 1,2; Jr. Class Treasure; St. Council 3; Soph. President; Fresh. Vice-President. 10 STEVE CADDELL L Club 1,2,3.4; Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 2; Football Manager 1,2,3,4. I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. DICK COOLEY KAY CLAWSON There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight. L Club 1,2,3,4; FB 1,2,3.4; BB 1,2,3; He. K. Cand. 3; Boys’ State 3; Lib. 2; Jr. Play 3; Track 1.2,3.4: L Club Sec. 4; Class Pres. 3; St. Council Vice-Pres. 3: Class Vice-Pres. 2. Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Twirler 1,2; St. Teacher 1; Jr. Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Annual Ass. Ed. 4; F.H.A. Hist. 1; Band Rep. 3. L Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Track 1,2,3.4; St. Council 4; Paper Staff 4. ’’The football field isn't the only place you need a good line.” JAMES ENDICOTT ALBERTA COWLES Love is a dream, gosh I'm sleepy.” Chorus 1.2,3; Pep C. 1.2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; He. 0. Cand. 1; Girl’s State Alternate 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Lib. 1; Best All Around Girl 3; Pep Club Vice-Pres. 3; Rodeo Club 2, 3,4; Rodeo Club Pres. 4; Class Sec. 1; St. Council Rep. 2. Class Vice-Pres. 3. Annual 3,4. Chorus 1; Pep Club 1, 2; G.A.A. 1.2,3; F.H.A. 1; Lib. 3; Office Worker 3,4; Student Teacher 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Paper Staff 2; St. Council 2; Annual Co-Ed. 3; Annual Ed. 4. Smiles at many but belongs to one. TERRY FAUGHT Chorus 1,4; Pep Club 1,2.3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 3.4; Girls State Alt. 3; Lib. 3; St. Teacher 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Paper Staff 2; Pep Club Pres. 4; F.H.A. Hist. 3; F.H.A. Sec-Treas. 4; Whenever she’s needed, she'll be there ever ready to do her share. VONDA RAE FAUGHT SHARON CRISWELL Always gay and full of fun. Band 2,3; Chorus 1,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; He. 0. Cand. 3; Lib. 1,2; Office Worker 2,3,4; Best All Around Girl Cand. 3; Jr. Play 3; Operetta 1; Joum. 2; St. Council 4; Class Sec. 2; Annual 4. 11 12 DAVID GEORGE ”1 grow old learning seomthing new every day. L Club 2,3.4; Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3. He that has patience may compass anything STANLEY LAUGHERY ROSALIE GREY BULL Quiet, modest, steadfast. Pep Club 4; G A .A. 4; F.H.A. 4; Librarian 4; Office Worker 4. Band 1; Chorus 1.2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; G. A .A. 1; Cheerleader 1, 2,3; Office Worker 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3; Jr. Play 3; Class Treas. 1; Class Sec. 3. When the sun is set the little stars will shine. NANCY LAWRENCE LARRY KREIGER A great nose indicates a great man. Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Football 1,2; Jr. Play 3; Track 1,2; Class Sec. 4; Class Rep. 2. You must not pursue a success by flying from it.” Chorus 1,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3; G.A.A. 3,4; Twir-ler 1,2,3; Librarian 3; Student Teacher 2,3. ALINE OLD CROW BILL MILLER Oh-h-h, that smile. Band 1; L” Club 2,3, 4; Football 1,2,3; Jr. Play; Track 2,3,4; Boys' State Alternate 3. It's a great life if you know how to live it. Band 1,2; Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,3; Office Worker 4; Student Teacher 3; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Annual Business Mrg. 3,4; Paper Staff 4. JOYCE OVERTURF PHYLLIS MURDOCK There's mischief a brewing. Band 1; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3; Office Worker 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; St. Council 2; Jr. Class Treasurer. Kind, Courteous, very frank, always ready for a mid-nite prank. Transferred to L.G H. S. 2; L Club 3,4; Football 3.4; Basketball 3.4; Boys' State Alternate 3; Best All Around Boy 3,4; Track 3; Sr. Class Veep; L Club President 4; Football Co-Cap. 4. HENRY PRETTY ON TOP 13 Love me little, love me long.” Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. 2.4; F.H.A. 1,2; Librarian 2; Student Teacher 1; G.A.A. President 4; Annual Staff 4. MARY ANN SIMPSON DEWEY SCHINDERLINE An athlete that scored in more ways than one.” L” Club 1.2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming King 3; Student Teacher 3; Track 2,3,4; Sr. Class President; Football Captain 2,3,4; Class Reporter 3. 14 A man among men, a lion among women. Football 4. NOT PICTURED LOUIE STIFFARM CATHERINE SEMPLE ROSEMARY SHAW They copied all they could copy, but they couldn’t copy my mind. Chorus 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Girl’s State 3; Jr. Play; G.A.A. Reporter 2. Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; F.H.A. 3.4; Girl’s State 3; Librarian 2; St. Teacher 1; Jr. Play; F.H.A. Pres. 4; Pep Club Treas. 4; F.H.A. Sec treas 3; Class Treas. 2. Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3; Carnival Q. Cand. 2; Office Worker 1,2,3,4; St. Council 1. Beauty and wisdom are rarely combined. MARY WILEY Transferred soph, year; Band 1,4; Chorus 1,4; Pep Club 1; TwirJer 1; Band Sec.-Treas. 4; Annual 4. As good-natured a soul as e'er trod on shoe of leather. JEAN WILLSON JOLENE WHITE CLAY To know her, is to like her. Chorus 3; Pep Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 1.3; Office Worker 2,4. JOAN WHITEMAN The very pink of courtesy. Band 1; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A 3,4; G.A.A. Rep. 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Twirler 2,3; Lib. 1; Office Worker 2,4; Jr. Play 3; Annual 4; Homecoming Queen 4. L Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2.3. I am willing to taste any drink once. DAVID YARLOTT 15 16 MARGARET ZIER It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. ” Pep Club 2,3; G.A.A. 2,4; Librarian 2,3; St. Teacher 1.3,4; Jr. Play. Secretary Larry Kreiger St. Council James Endicott 17 Vice-President Not pictured--Dewey Schenderline President Treasurer Henry Pretty On Top CLASS HISTORY We, the Seniors of 1961 entered Lodge Grass High School as a group of 45 frightened freshmen in 1957. In order to be taken into the student body of Lodge Grass High School the sophomores initiated us by making us whitewash the L. The next year we had the honor of initiating the new freshmen into the student body. In the shape of a shoe, our float won first place to start off our Junior year. The second important event was our play A Fuedin’ Over Yonder which was very successful. Third and last was our Prom. The theme was South of the Border. Another highlight was when Alberta Cowles and Henry Pretty On Top got Best All Around Girl and Boy. As a very good start as Seniors our homecoming candidates, Joan Whiteman and Henry Pretty On Top reigned as king and queen. We also got second place on our float which was an adorable skunk. Right now we are quite confused while trying to figure out our announcements and picture orders. Richard Brown News Reporter Robert Clawson SENIOR CLASS WILL 18 I. Richard Brown, will my Trig, book to anybody who is dumb enough to take it. I, Larry Kreiger, will my acting ability to Tom Anderson. I. Robert Clawson, Jr., will the moon to Tom Anderson, and my Tuba to any lucky soul who gets it in hopes that he will do better than I. I, David Yarlott, will my good times in study hall to Jon Standish, and my red hair to Patsy Hults. I, Louie Stiffarm, will my football suit to Thomas Ray Yellowtail. I, Rosalie Grey Bull, will my locker to Daniel LaForge. I, Vonda Rae Faught, will my dimples to Joyce Faught in hopes she can use them. I, David George, will all my possessions to my nephews. I, Aline Old Crow, will my hookey playing to Garnet Not Afraid and Marlene Bird. I, Steve Caddell, will my ability to go out of town for girls to Bob Ball and Dean Barnes. I, Mary Wiley, will my long lane home to Linda Kreiger and Patty Green. I, Alberta Cowles, will my P.A.D. papers to the Juniors in hopes they can use them. I, Kay Clawson, will my good times in Forsyth to Patty Green. I, Phyllis Murdock, will my ability to get a cowboy to Patsy Hults. I, Nancy Lawrence, will my past years of cheerleading to Carol Artist. I. Sharon Criswell, will my ability to keep laughing to Joyce Faught. I, Mary Ann Simpson, will my ability to get the nicest boy in school to Darlene F. and Carlene Jeppeson. I, Rosemary Shaw, will my good study habits to Dean Barnes. I, Dick Cooley, will my ability to always have gum on hand to Gary Chandler. I, Margaret Zier, will my ability to get up in the morning to Janet Zier and hope she doesn't have as much trouble as I did. I, Catherine Semple, will my brains to David Semple knowing he can use them. I, Bill Miller, will my weight to Tom Anderson. I, James Endicott, will my ability to keep in training and stay away from girls to Raymond Pease. I, Jean Willson, will the last three cookies on the plate in the band room to Danny Hope and my old reeds to Patsy Hults. I, Joan Whiteman, will my ability to get along with the boys to Frances Alden. I, Terry Faught, will my small feet to Wanda Cowles and my convincing blue eyes to Marge Neatherly. I, Joyce Overturf, will my natural curly hair to Judy Seggerman and my 22 1 2 waist to Connie Mul-holland in hopes she'll keep it that small. THE CLASS OF ’61 We are now looking ten years into the future to see what our fellow classmates are doing. We are meeting on that big yellow planet the Moon. The first to arrive and still together is Steve Caddell and James Endicott. Steve in his Highway Patrolman's uniform, and James in his businessman's suit. Here comes the first Space Ship with its dashing Pilot Dick Cooley. Dick is now a pilot for the Navy Space Patrol. Many of our classmates show signs of success. Cathrine Semple is head nurse at a hospital in Hawaii U.S.A. Mary Ann Simpson is now supt. of Juvenille Crimes on the L. A. Police Woman's Dept. Here comes our lovely group of secretaries. First in line is charming Sharon Criswell who is a secretary for the Bank of America in Seattle. Jolene White Clay and Aline Old Crow are busily trying to greet everyone. They are both working in government offices. Joan Whiteman is now a medical sec. and barely had time to join us. Rosalie Gray Bull is a stenographer for Chrysler Corp. Terry Faught, a sharp secretary, is in the main office of Space Relations in New York. Here comes a group of our boys, now smart looking young men. Richard Brown is a wealthy wheat farmer in Lodge Grass. Robert Clawson Jr. is a music Prof, form Montana State College. David George tests cigarette ingredients for that new cigarette Mars. Larry Kreiger and his wife have just arrived. Larry is a Senator in Congress. Stanley Laughery is looking mighty sharp as a cattle rancher. Bill Miller is Lt. Commander of the Highway Patrol in Chicago. Here's Henry MEETS IN ’71 Pretty on Top coach of good old L.G.H.S. Dewey Schenderline is co-star of that exciting T.V. series Sea Hunt. Louie Stiff Arm is working for Uncle Sam, as a government agent. David Yarlott and family have at last arrived. David is a good will worker for the Salvation Army. Dick has just arrived with the second group of classmates. Alberta Cowles and family are looking happy as they step off the ship. Alberta is enjoying raising her lovely family. Vonda Faught has been busy fixing all the ladies hair into the newest space styles. She is a beauty operator in Hollywood. Mary Wiley has just arrived in her space suit. She is an interplanetary secretary. Jean Willson is her assistant, and they take care of a lot of business. Margaret Zier is a teacher in Boxeman, Montana. Her specialty is grade school. Phyllis Murdock and her husband have just arrived and so has Nancy Lawrence and her husband. Both Phyllis and Nancy have a full time job raising their families. Joyce Overturf and her husband are among the last to arrive. Joyce is looking radiant in her new fall frock. Rosemary Shaw, now an interior decorator, is responsible for this luxurious hotel, headquarters of our get together. Last but not least is yours truly Kay Clawson. I have been busy trying to get everyone together. I have spent these six years as an Obstetrician in Michigan. Now that everyone is present and accounted for we shall start the entertainment. 19 VALEDICTORIAN Catherine Semple Vonda Faught Jean Willson SALUTATORIAN B. Blaine D. Bond G. Chandler S. Cooper B. Farrant V. Fire Bear P. Green D. Barnes A. Big Lake 22 M. Bradley B. Bradley W. Cowles J. Davis D. Hope P. Hults L. Kreiger D. La Forge L. Not Afraid P. Pilkington A. Red Wolf J. Roth V. White Hip G. Williamson F. Left Hand Tm IvIJf I P. Powers C. Little Light M. Neatherly W. Red Star A. Red Wolf M. Westbrook K. White 23 S. Williams V. Yarlott BOY AND GIRL STATERS 24 DELEGATES Dan Hope Bob Ball Patty Green Patsy Hults ALTERNATES Darrell Pilkington Dean Barnes Billie Farrant Linda Kreiger T o 8« r C. Artist M. Bird J. Cummins D. Farrant J. Faught B. Glumbik D. Gun Shows D. Harris B. Hope J. Hughes K. Jackson R. Irwin J. Isaacs C. Jeppeson G. Not Afraid M. Rides the Horse A. Smith J. Stone S. Westbrook T. Whiteman T. Yellowtail J. Zier R. Zier E. Real Bird R. Pease G. Red Wolf K. Red Star D. Simpson 28 SOPHOMORE BIOLOGY CLASS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. DONALDSON F. Alden R. Bends A. Bradley H. Bright Wings J. Greenwald C. Hogan La V. Little Light L. Lynde G. Bear Ground M. Bond 30 N. Clawson N. Endicott D. Brien R. Irwin P. Morrison C. Mulholland M. Nobbier J. Nomee C. Singer J. Seggerman A. Sun Goes Slow O. Toinetta P. Wilson V. Whiteman C. Whitworth J. Wiley M. Williams A. Yarlott M. Zier 31 32 34 GRADE AND JUNIOR HIGH TEACHERS MYRTLE ELIZABETH THOMPSON EDITH SEGGERMAN 1st Grade 1st Grade JOYCE BUCKINGHAM 2nd Grade ROSE MARIE LOPEZ 2nd Grade SANDRA SUCHY 3rd 4th Grade JULIA BURRIS HELEN BURNS MURRAY 4th Grade 3rd Grade i ELEANORE G. WHITWORTH 4th 5th Grade CARL L. PEASE 6th Grade JOY CAMPBELL 7th 8th ORA JEAN BLAKELEY 5th Grade SANDRA DE FRENCH 7th 8th 35 ROBERT C. DELP 8th Grade STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED, L. to R.: R. Shaw, D. Barnes, H. Pretty On Top, R. Pease, J. Greenwald. STANDING: W. Not Afraid, D. Jackson, S. Criswell, R. Ball, P. Hults, J. Endicott, N. Endicott, D. Schenderline, D. LaForge, J. Wiley, V. Faught, R. Clawson. JR. HIGH ST. COUNCIL 36 L. to R.: R. Medicine Crow, L. Jackson, C. Neal. JR. HIGH BAND ROW 1, L. to R.: B. Clawson. I. Small, F. Weibert, P. Miller, D. Perkins, F. Plenty Hoops, D. Knutson, ROW 2. J. Mitchell, R. Moore, G. Poe, S. Young, C. Red Star, L. Miller. JR. HI CHORUS ROW 1, L. to R.: T. Smith, C. Laughery, A. Patterson, C. Pease, M. Shaw, D. Clawson, G. Iron, L. Jefferson, N. George. ROW 2. Mr. Simmons, C. Westbrook, R. Medicine Crow, D. LaForge, L. Jack-son, M. White Hip, D. Nomee, C. Pilkington, S. Stimpson, P. Mullenberg, G. Wolf, M. Metcalfe. ROW 3. F. Stops, J. Blakely, M. Murray, D. Over-turf, C. Bends, E. Whiteman, M. Munter, T. Jeffers, J. Mason, A. Young, R. Bradley. 37 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 1st ROW, L. to R.: D. Bright Wings, R. Medicine Crow, C. Neal, W. Pease, D. Dust, M. Chandler, C. Westbrook, J. Clawson, D. Not Afraid. 2nd ROW R. Burris Mgr., R. Falls Down, J. White Hip, F. Stops P. Grey Bull, B. LaForge, L. Iron, M. Left Hand, S. Spotted Horse, G. Medicine Crow, A. Not Afraid, C Pease Coach. i 38 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS L. to R.: M. Munter, L. Jackson, C. Pease, D. Clawson. rcC ' SEVENTH GRADE 1st ROW: A. Patterson, P. Mullenberg, M. Metcalfe, M. Jefferson, M. Left Hand, L. Stewart, M. LaForge, B. LaForge. 2nd ROW: D. LaForge, L. Jefferson, G. Iron, B. Not Afraid, J. Williamson, M. White Hip, D. Nomee, D. Overturf, M. Murray; 3rd ROW: Mrs. DeFrench--Sponsor, C. Laughery, F. Stoppes, G. Medicine Crow, T. Smith, J. Blakeley, B. Wiley, R. Burris, A. Wagenman; 4th ROW: D. Dust, B. Dust, G. White Hip, F. Old Bull, R. Falls Down, D. Not Afraid, G. Harris, R. Medicine Crow, B. LaFountain. EIGHTH GRADE 1st ROW: L. to R.: C. Alden, K. Clare. C. Pease, D. Clawson, L. Jackson, M. Shaw, L. Good Luck, E. Yarlott, T. Bell Rock. 2nd ROW: E. Whiteman, M. Munter, G. Wolf, S. Stimpson, J. Mason, C. Pilking-ton, D. Gets Down, C. Bends, A. Young, T. Jeffers, R. Bradley. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Campbell--Sponsor, J. Clawson, C. Westbrook, A. Smith, M. Chandler, H. Hill, W. Pease, B. LaForge, B. Bird, C. Neal, P. Grey Bull, D. Bright Wings. 4th ROW: A. Not Afraid, V. Dust, M. Left Hand, S. Spotted Horse, J. Neatherly, L. Iron, M. Eastman, E. Jeppesen, R. Brien, K. Laughery, R. Whitworth. 39 5TH AND 6TH GRADES 1st ROW, L. to R.; R. Left Hand, G. Whiteman, L. Jefferson, G. Medicine Horse, A. Little Nest, C. Perkins, M. Iron. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Whitworth, E. Wallace, G. Little Light, R. Pease, D. Schenderline, S. Harris, G. Smith, C. Gros Ventre. 3rd ROW: C. Jefferson, A. Williamson, A. Gun Shows, C. Dust, L. Alden, A. Bird, C. LaForge. 40 6TH GRADE 1st ROW, L. to R.: E. Bulltail, R. Bear Claw, E. Bomar, A. Hill, R. Knight, V. Medicine Crow, R. Moore, S. Zier. 2nd ROW: T. Bradley, C. Bennett, L. Miller, D. Morrison, R. Harris, B. Clawson, I. Small, P. Munter, J. Westbrook. 3rd ROW: Mr. Pease, P. Miller, C. Stewart, A. Bends, J. Neal, G. Patterson, D. Morrison, C. Jefferson, D. Perkins. 5TH GRADE 1st ROW, L. to R.: G. Poe, J. Mitchell, D. Stevens, D. Jeffers, V. Jefferson, M. Gros Ventre, C. Horn, A. Jefferson. 2nd ROW: A. Pattyn, J. Alden, G. Black Eagle, R. Falls Down, S. Young, N. Stevenson, E. Whiteman, M. Stewart, C. Red Star. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Blakeley, R. Real Bird, F. Weibert, W. Bulltail, B. Bomar, F. Plenty Hoops, D. Knutson, A. Graham, R. Nomee. 4TH GRADE 1st ROW, L. to R.: J. Stewart, D Westbrook. L. Wallace, G. Old Dwart, M. Blaine, L. Stevens, L. Big Lake, K. Clark. 2nd: L. Clawson, B. Blakeley, C. Bennett, L. Smith, C. Pattyn, J. Patterson, A. Wiley, M. Chandler. 3rd: Mrs. Burris, R. Kaiser, S. Mullenburg, C. Wilson, K. Little Light, A. LaForge, J. Calvetti, M. LaFountain. 4th: L. Bright Wings, V. Singer, C. Nomee, T. Jefferson, D. Mason, W. Pantoja, H. Wallace, L. Bends, T. Whiteman. 41 THIRD g FOURTH GRADES 1st ROW, L. to R.: C. Mullenberg, C. White Hip, B. Cummins, S. Neal, L. Havenor, D. Chatham, G. Liming. 2nd: K. Clark, L. Kaiser, R. Harris, B. Jefferson, J. Wilson, B. Howe, J. Bear Claw. 3rd: A. Mitchell, T. Mullenberg, V. Dust, S. Old Bull, M. Bravo, T. Carpenter. 4th: Mrs. Murray, A. LaForge, W. Miller, E. Rides the Horse, O. Dust, T. Old Bull, M. Little Nest, B. Walks. THIRD GRADE 42 1st ROW, L. to R.: C. Munter, J. Shaw, A. Iron, G. Pease, I. Benton, D. Clawson, A. Pantoja, D. Pattyn. 2nd ROW: E. LaForge, W. Springfield, A. Medicine Horse, H. Bright Wings, A. Good Luck, S. Stevens, R. Hartung, W. Miller. 3rd ROW: Miss Sucky, D. Mason, R. Metcalfe, M. Gentry, B. Small, V. Howe, R. Glasgow, R. Falls Down, G. Three Irons. SECOND GRADE 1st ROW, L. to R.: K. Gentry, B. Murdock, V. Westwood, S. Benson, B. Kaiser, M. Falls Down. 2nd ROW: Miss Lopez, M. Black Eagle, E. Hill, L. Nomee, G. Howe, S. Green, H. Springfield, D. Walks, R. Yellowtail, C. Black Eagle, 3rd ROW: M. Stewart, S. Singer, R. White Hip, M. Jefferson, B. Molsberry, D. Bomar, G. LaForge.J. Dust. 1st ROW, L. to R.: M. Harris, T. Dust, W. Perkins, K. Jefferson, F. Medicine Horse, G. Richards, R. Rides the Horse, 2nd ROW: K. Shick, E. Stimpson, G. Takes the Gun, G. Formanack, B. Burris, N. Little Light, M. One Bear. A. Bear Below. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Buckingham, A. Old Cayote, V. Wallace, S. Gun Shows, J. Half, C. Three Irons, A. Red Star, C. Patterson. 43 SECOND GRADE 1ST GRADE 1st ROW, L. to R.: J. Allenberg, M. Bright Wings, G. Howe, V. Havener, S. Rides the Horse, B. Bear Claw, M. Pattyn, M. Weibert; 2nd ROW: B. Smith, I Stewart, B. Stimpson, S. White Hip, C. Little Nest, C. Benton, J. Whiteman, J. He Does It, V. Mitchell; 3rd ROW: Mrs. Seggerman, K. Jefferson, D. Takes a Gun, D. Westwood, F. LaFountaine, R. Neal, C. Blaine. M. Medicine Horse. 44 1ST GRADE 1st ROW, L. to R.: K. Chatham, J. Faught, D. Kaiser, F. Nomee, R. Jefferson, M. Carpenter, D. Alden, L. Stands; 2nd ROW; M. Mullenberg, J. Bravo, L. Lion Shows, J. Medicine Horse, L. Mun-ter, B. Owen, S. Yellowtail; 3rd ROW: J. Havener, O. Half, D. Bends, R. Mullenberg, G. Pease, R. Flat Mouth, A. LaForge, D. Bennett. Teacher Mrs. Tompson. SPORTS; ORGANIZATIONS % ACTIVITIES L. G. H. S. INDIANS 46 ROW 1, L. to R.: K. Jackson, W. Not Afraid, A. Left Hand, D. LaForge, S. Caddell, D. George, J. Roth, R. Clawson, J. Endicott. 2nd ROW: G. Stevenson, L. Stiffarm, J. Cummins, V. Fire Bear. F. Left Hand, G. Bear Ground, R. Ball, D. Barnes, T. Anderson, R. Glumbik. 3rd ROW: Mr. Pilch--Coach, R. Hope, B. Jefferson, H. Pretty On Top, D. Schenderline, R. Pease, C. Singer, D. Pilkington, D. Bond, D. Cooley--Manager. This page sponsored by WYOLA MERC, v' 53 HOMECOMING PICS 48 FRONT ROW FT Squad: R. Bends, D. Gun Shows, D. Scalpcane, K. Jackson, E. Real Bird, G. Bear Ground, V. Whiteman, W. Not Afraid, D. Brown, C. Singer. BACK ROW: A Squad; D. Schenderline. F. Left Hand, L. Stiffarm. J. Endicott, D. Yarlott, T. Whiteman. D. LaForge, A. Left Hand. D. Pilkington, L. Pretty Weasel, V. White Hip, H. Pretty On Top. ATHLETIC STANDINGS 1960-61 49 FOOTBALL Sept. 9. 1960 .... Here......L.G.H.S.......32 -- Harlo 6 Sept. 23, 1960 .... There.....L.G.H.S.......20 -- Columbus 7 Sept. 30. 1960 _Here........L.G.H.S.......14 -- Roundup 12 Oct. 7, 1960 _There.......L.G.H.S.......19 - Red Lodge 26 Oct. 14. 1960 _There.......L.G.H.S.......20 - Big Timber 0 Oct. 21. 1960 _Here........L.G.H.S.......12 - Absarokee 0 Oct. 26.1960 _Here........L.G.H.S.......32--Forsyth 6 Nov. 4.1960 _There.......L.G.H.S.......13--Project 0 TOTALS 162 63 FINAL RECORD -- 7wins -- 1 loss CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL CONFERENCE STANDINGS 1st place............................................Roundup 2nd place............................................Red Lodge 3rd place............................................Lodge Grass 4th place............................................Harlotown 5th place............................................Columbus 6th place............................................Big Timber 7th place............................................Forsyth 8th place............................................Absarokee 9th place............................................Huntley Project BASKETBALL Nov. 26. 1960 . . . . . . . . L.G.H.S. 49 -- Hardin 53 Dec. 2. 1960 . . . . . . . . L.G.H.S. 61 -- Roundup 68 Dec. 3. 1960 . . . . . . . . There.... . . . . L.G.H.S. 83 -- Absarokee 48 Dec. 9, 1960 . . . . L.G.H.S. 52 -- Red Lodge 48 Dec. 12, 1960 . . . . . . . . L.G.H.S. 75 -- Columbus 38 Dec. 16, 1960 . . . . . . . . L.G.H.S. 56 -- Big Timber 39 Dec. 17, 1960 . . . , . . . . L.G.H.S. 70 -- Hardin 69 Dec. 23, 1960 . . . . . . . L.G.H.S. 63 -- Busby 47 Jan. 6, 1961 . . . . . . . Here . . . . L.G.H.S. 60 -- Absarokee 38 Jan. 7, 1961 . . . , 55 -- Harlo 44 Jan. 13, 1961 . . . . . . . L.G.H.S. 40 -- Big Timber 65 Jan. 14, 1961 . . . , . . . . L.G.H.S. 78 -- Project 52 Jan. 20, 1961 . . . 73 -- Forsyth 65 Jan. 27. 1961 . . . . 76 -- Project 37 Jan. 28, 1961 . . . . ... There. . . . . . . . L.G.H.S. 56 -- Roundup 63 Feb. 3, 1961 . . . . . . . . L.G.H.S. 62 -- Harlo 51 Feb. 10, 1961 . . . . 60 -- Red Lodge 56 Feb. 4, 1961 . . . . , . . . Here .... L.G.H.S. 67 -- Forsyth 49 Feb. 11. 1961 . . . . . . . . L.G.H.S. 65 -- Columbus 64 Feb. 23, 1961. . . . TOURNAMENT 1961 . . . . L.G.H.S. --58 Feb. 24, 1961 .... . . . . L.G.H.S. --79 Feb. 25. 1961. . . . . . . . L.G.H.S. --25 Feb. 27, 1961. . . . .... L.G.H.S. --46 D CHEERLEADERS Judy Hughes, Donna Harris, Patty Wilson. � 50 CHEERLEADERS Patsy Hults, Carol Artist, Joyce Faught. 1st ROW: L. to R., V. Faught, C. Semple, S. Criswell, M. Wiley, R. Shaw. 2nd: M. Simpson, P. Hults, M. Neatherly, A. Cowles, K. Clawson. 3rd: L. Kreiger, J. Hughes, D. Harris, M. Westbrook, M. Bradley, 4th: J. Faught, C. Artist, C. Jeppesen, A. Red Wolf, P. Green. 5th: G. Red Wolf, G. Not Afraid, M. Bird, J. Zier, S. Westbrook. 6th: T. Shaw, R. Irwin, J. Nomee, O. Toineeta, J. Greenwald. 7th: M. Bond, M. Noblett, A. Sun Goes Slow, L. Little Light, A. Bradley. 8th: P. Wilson, M. Zier, N. Clawson, N. Endicott, L. Lynde. 9th: J. Wiley, C. Mulholland, C. Hogan, F. Alden. 51 L” CLUB 1st ROW, L. to R.: H. Pretty On Top, J. Roth, B. Ball, F. Left Hand, D. Schenderline, D. Cooley. 2nd: R. Clawson, S. Caddell, K. Jackson, R. Pease, J. Cummings, D. George. 3rd: G. Chandler, A. Bird in Ground. 4th: D. Barnes, J. Endicott. 5th: D. Yarlott, A. Left Hand, D. Pilkington. 6th: B. Miller, D. LaForge. This page sponsored by HOLLY SUGAR CORP. HOMECOMING KINGS g QUEENS 52 BEST ALL-AROUND 53 VONDA JAMES CATHY S E T A D I DANIEL BOB LINDA BOY HENRY GIRL PATSY HIGH SCHOOL BAND 1st ROW: D. Hope, T. Smith, P. Hults, P. Wilson, R. Shaw, J. Faught, K. Clawson. 2nd ROW: J. Blakley, B. Wiley, C. Laughery, J. Willson, L. Kreigher, M. Murray, J. Hughes, K. Jackson, G. Williamson, R. Burris, G. Stevenson. 3rd ROW: D. Farrant, M. Simpson, B. Clawson, D. Semple, C. Whitworth, B. Ball, B. Glumbik, T. Jeffers. 54 HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS 1st ROW: M. Neatherly, V. Yarlott, O. Toineeta. L. Jackson, N. Lawrence, S. Criswell, J. Hughes, L. Lynde, M. Bird, J. Greenwald, N. Clawson, M. Metcalfe, D. Clawson. 2nd ROW: C. Little Light, R. Grey Bull, G. Not Afraid, L. Not Afraid, J. White Clay, J. Willson, M. Westbrook, P. Hults, K. Clawson. M. Simpson, C. Semple, A. Red Wolf, C. Pease. 3rd ROW: J. Faught, E. Whiteman, M. Munter, L. Kreiger, N. Endicott, M. Bond, P. Wilson, J. Wiley. Director: Mr. Simmons. 55 ADVISOR ASSISTANT EDITOR STANDING. L. to R.: M. Simpson, W. Cowles, R. Bradley, A. Bird in Ground, R. Clawson, J. Whiteman, J. Willson, Mr. Lenhard--Advisor. SEATED: S. Criswell, K. Clawson, T. Faught. ANNUAL STAFF J. Overturf, A. Cowles. EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER PAPER STAFF SPORTS EDITOR JIMMY ENDICOTT CO-EDITOR CO-EDITOR G. A. A. 1st ROW, L. to R.: J. Whiteman, M. Simpson, M. Neatherly, M. Zier. 2nd: C. Jeppesen, M. Bradley, R. Grey Bull, M. Westbrook, A. Old Crow, A. Red Wolf. AMERICA F. H. A. STANDING: Mrs. Lenhard, J. Greenwald, L. Lynde, P. Wilson, C. Hogan, D. Harris. SEATED: N. Clawson, O. Toineera, V. Faught, M. Simpson, J. Faught, T. Shaw, N. Endicott. STUDENT TEACHERS 1st ROW: Shirley Williams, Oota-jeah Toineeta, Margaret Zier. 2nd ROW: Vonda Faught, Patty Green, Malina Westbrook, Mary Bradley. This page co-sponsored by MASON'S GROCERY MEATS and BIG HORN IMP. CO. OFFICE WORKERS 58 FOREGROUND: Phyllis Murdock, Terry Faught, Joyce Overturf, Sharon Criswell. BACKGROUND: Nancy Lawrence, Alex Bird in Ground, Wanda Cowles, Mary Wiley, Joan Whiteman. 59 Mr. Wiley, Mr. Criswell JANITORS Mr. Brazier, Mr. Reese Mrs. Pease, Mrs. Black COOKS 60 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Aug. 29--First day of school. Sept. 9-- Harlo football game senior mixer Sept. 14--Annual class went to Hardin to sell ads Sept. 15--Annual class went to Sheridan to sell ads Sept. 23--Freshman initiation Columbus football game Sept. 30--Homecoming, Roundup football game Oct. 4--Joyce Overturf became engaged Oct. 7--Red Lodge Football game pep club bus went Oct. 14--Big Timber football game away Oct. 21- -Absorakee football game here Oct. 26--Forsyth football game here Nov. 4--Huntley Project football game away Nov. 19--Snowball dance sponsored by F.H.A. Nov. 23-27--Thanksgiving vacation Nov. 25-26--Forsyth basketball invitational tournament Dec. 2--Hardin basketball game here Dec. 3--Roundup basketball game here Dec. 5--Larry Kreiger played hookey Dec. 9--Absorakee basketball game away Dec. 10--Red Lodge basketball game here Dec. 16--Columbus basketball game here Home Ec. Tea Dec. 17--Big Timber basketball game here Dec. 20--Band concert Dec. 23--Hardin basketball game away Dec. 24--Alberta Cowles became engaged Dec. 22-Jan. 3-- Christmas vacation Jan. 6--Busby basketball game here Jan. 7--Absorakee basketball game here Jan. 9--Mr. Lenhard dropped all responsibilities of the annual class Jan. 12--Conservation program Jan. 13--Harlo basketball game away Jan. 14--Big Timber basketball game away Jan. 19--National assembly Jan. 20--Huntley Project basketball game away; Teachers give unsuccessful pep assembly Jan. 21 --”B Squad against Sheridan Colts here Jan. 26--Bob Clawson had important business to take care of in Wyola early in morning Jan. 27--Forsyth basketball game away Jan. 28--Huntley Project basketball game here; March of Dimes Dance Jan. 30--Larry Kreiger played hookey again Feb. 3--Roundup basketball game away; Terry Faught became engaged Feb. 4--Harlo basketball game here Feb. 6--National assembly Feb. 10--Forsyth basketball game here Feb. 11--Sophomore mixer Feb. 21--National assembly Feb. 22-25--Class B Basketball Tournament Mar. 9-10-ll--State Basketball Toufnament Mar. 13-14--District Science Fair Mar. 16--Conservation program Mar. 18--Fireman’s Ball Mar. 31-Apr. 3--Easter vacation Apr. 7--State Science Fair Apr. 14-15--District Music Festival Apr. 22--Prom and Jr. Sr. Banquet Apr. 27-29--High School week in Bozeman May 5-6--State Music Festival May 12-13--Divisional Track Meet May 21--Baccalaureate May 23--Larry Kreiger played hookey again May 24--High School Graduation May 25--Grade School Graduation May 26--Schools Out 61 TROPHIES 1957-1961 FOOTBALL 1957 -- 3rd 1958 — 2nd 1959 -- 2nd 1960 -- 1st BASKETBALL 1958 -- conference -- 4th -- tournament -- 0 1959 -- conference -- 3rd -- tournament -- 4th 1960 -- conference -- 1st -- tournament -- 2nd 1961 -- conference -- 2nd -- tournament -- 3rd TRACK 1958 — 2nd 1959 -- 3rd 1960 -- 2nd 62 COMMUNITY CHURCHES MECHANICAL DRAWING Mechanical Drawing was introduced by Mr. Lenhard to the Juniors and Seniors. The purpose of this class is visualization and conception of objects and planes. It develops a dexterity of the use of instruments and a sense of accuracy. This class strives for neatness, accuracy, clearity of work, and a sense of responsibility. The following are some of the things the new class will accomplish this year: lettering block form; perspectives; symetrics; architecture; geometrical signs and figures; applied geometry. The Annual Class of 1960-61 would like to extend our appreciation and thanks to the following merchants: Knight’s General Store Johnston’s Bros. Ping’s V Gambles V Farmers Union George’s Food Martv Snack Bar R.E.A. Lodge Grass Electric Don’s Farm Service Mason’s Grocery Stevenson’s A.G. Food Store Moore’s Garage HARDIN Campbell Corp. Norge Automatic Laundry Fischback's v Brown’s Oil and Gas Big Horn Co. State Bank Hardin Meat Market Gambles Solozzi's D' May's Hardin Auto Co. Big Horn Drug Leavitt’s Cleaners Ricker's Drug Marshall Wells Federated Store Jersey Creamery Big Horn Imp. Byland's Jewelry Fox Oil Co. Service Center Schoen Auto Supply Texaco (Mac. Oil) Anthony'sv Saunder's Lumber Co. Miles and Ulmer Co. Graham-Staunton Co.N Barker Drug v Wee Bite Cafe Hardin Hardware Becker Hotel Mary's Beauty Salon Morissette’s Occident Elevator Martin's Western Store Comet Service Station Vaughn Ragsdale Co. Farmers Union Oil Coy Holly Sugar Co. Bullis Mortuary Ludrick's Clothing WYOLA Wyola Merchantile Little Horn State Bank Wyola Garage SHERIDAN Modern Shoe Store Totman’s First National Bank Brown Drug Co. Montgomery Ward Co. Palace Cafe Panetta Bros. Sheridan Commercial Co. McDonald’s Jersey Creamery Vaughn Ragsdale Sheridan Flouring Mills Cloud Peak Bowling Lanes Lee's Restaurant Jorgenson Jewelry Tucker’s Inc. Sweet Briar American Jewelry Carroll’s Furniture Western Coffee Shop N Z Shoes Sheridan Press City Cleaners Drying Ideal Cleaners Northern Drug A.P. K B Tractor Co. Ernst’s Bank of Commerce Ziemer's Studio BILLINGS Stroup’s Hardware Peterson's Typewriter Exchange Sage Motel--So of Hardin 66 TOTMAN'S FRONTIER i Best Wishes to Class Congratulations Seniors WESTERN COFFEE SHOP SHOP of '61 See Us for Fine China Glassware - - Gifts Moccasins Western Boots Etchings MORISSETTE'S State Farm Insurance Rep. YOUR SHOE FASHION CENTER Steaks, Sea Foods, Prime Ribs 108 South Main Sheridan Wyoming Sheridan Wyoming Hardin Montana Sheridan Wyoming MARY'S BEAUTY SALON Extends Best Wishes to Class of ‘61 Hardin Montana NORTHERN DRUG STORE Phone OR 2-2992 Hospital Pharmacy Phone OR 4-4892 Sheridan Wyoming JOHNSTON BROTHERS LBR HDW Congratulations to the Class of '61 Lodge Grass Montana CITY CLEANERS DRYING CO. Sheridan Wyoming j. m. McDonald COMPANY Quality-Clothing for the Entire Family Sheridan Wyoming PALACE CAFE Open Day Nite Come In and Enjoy Y ourself Sheridan Wyoming MODERN-SHOE WESTERN WEAR Red Wing Work Shoes Cowboy Boots for the Family 142 North Main Sheridan Wyoming THE AMERICAN JEWELRY Home of Fine Diamonds Watches Silverware Sheridan Wyoming CARROLL'S Your Home Furnishers 340-342 N. Main St. Phone OR 4-7445 HfiR'rylj arVL' 'QA Quality Western Wear for the Entire Family For Over 40 Years Phone 380 TUCKER'S, INC. In Sheridan Your Headquarters for School Supplies Olympia Portables BROWN DRUG CO. The Place to Go For Names You Know Phone OR 4-6218 Open Until 9:00 PM Sheridan Wyoming Hardin Montana Sheridan Wyoming Sheridan Wyoming 67 68 BARKER DRUG Prescriptions Owner Jess Johnson Vet Supplies Hardin Montana FEDERATED, INC. Where Your Dollar Makes Sense f jvw� Hardin Montana IDEAL CLEANERS We Clean, Press, and Repair Everything You Wear 334 N. Main Phone 348 Sheridan Wyoming WEE BITE CAFE Special 10£ Hamburgers Owne rs Mr. Mrs. Camiel Pattyn Hardin Montana NORCE AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY Wash 20£ Dry 10£ One Half Block North On Subway Open 24 Hours Hardin Montana VAUGHN RAGSDALE the Store for Young People and Young Families 55 N. Main Sheridan Wyoming Fill and Tour with TEXACO Hardin MAC OIL COMPANY Montana GRAHAM STAUNTON, INC. Chevrolet Oldsmobile Hardin Montana RICKER'S DRUG Revlon Rubinstein and Tussy Cosmetics Phone 129 Hardin Montana LEAVITT CLEANERS Leave it at Leavitt H N A A R T D N I O N M THE FIR$T NATIONAL BANK Member of F.D.I.C. Established 1890 Sheridan Wyoming ARCHIES BIG HORN DRUG SOLAZZIS FURNITURE and APPLIANCES PAN ETTA BROJ Wholesale Food Dealers Home of: Your for the Best Personal Hardin Pharmacist Montana 1. Maytag Washers 2. Philco 3. Alexander Smith and Lees Carpets 245 North Broadway Hardin Montana Sheridan Wyoming 69 70 MONTGOMERY WARDS CO. Sheridan's Most Complete Store Sheridan Wyoming Smart Styles for Every Woman THE 5HERIDAN COMMERCIAL BROWN'} OIL AND GA} HARDIN MEAT MARKET Propane Bottled and Bulk Mobiloil and Mobilgas Dependable Service Phone 131 Hardin Montana Lockers P rocessing Dan D. and Joe Zeiler, Props. Hardin Montana FI$CHBACH} CLEANER} CAMPBELL FARMING CORR Sta-Nu Dealer Pickup and Delivery Congratulations to Phone 194 Hardin Montana Gamble Store--Pickup--Lodge Grhs Class of '61 Hardin Montana 71 72 $AUNDER'$ LUMBER Phone 77 co. Hardin, Montana Home of Ernst Made Saddles Western Wear Sporting Goods Rancher's Supplies Hyer Boots ern$t me Sheridan Wyoming Service Station Hardin Phone 319 COMET AT YOUR SERVICE Gas Fuel Diesel Montana Nolan Stoltz, Mgr. (f tf w iy, Your Family Store Where You Save More Ready Wear Dry Goods and Shoes for the Whole Family Hardin Montana K.B. TRACTOR CO. THE $HERIDAN PRE$$ Extends F ree Man Balers Sheridan Home Lite Chain Saws Best Wishes to Wyoming aaaa L.G.H.S. 61 Grads BANK OF COMMERCE Member of F.D.I.C. Sheridan Wyoming LEE'5 DRIVE INN RE5TAURANT Town and Country Shopping Center Junction Highways 14 87 Sheridan Wyoming 73 74 5AGE MOTEL AND GIFT $HOP Home of Authenic GAMBLER The Friendly Store Hardware and Housewares Fischbach Cleaners Pickup and Delivery on Tuesdays and Fridays Indian Curios Henry Semple--Owner Crow Agency Montana Phone 2152 Lodge Grass Montana FARMER' UNION A$$’N Hardin Montana Compliments of ping'5 Phone 27 Petroleum Products--Tires and Batteries On the Farm Tire Service Auto Accessories L.P. Gas and L.P. Gas Appliances Bailer Twine--Fertilizers Farm Chemicals Your Complete Clothing Store Lodge Grass Montana BECKER HOTEL Hardin, Montana Phone 297 BULLI5 MORTUARY Funeral Director Ambulance Service Hardin Telephone 58 After Hours 558 or 740 Montana 75 76 Patronize Your Local CO-OP It Belongs to You Lodge Grass Montana LUDRICK'5 CLOTHING Dry Goods Notions Clothing Western Wear We Make a Speciality on Shoes and Western Boots Phone 116 Hardin, Montana 5HERIDAN FLOURING MILL 5 INC. Elevators in Mont. Wyo. General Office Sheridan Wyoming In the West Brands are Important In Dairy Foods Look to This Brand JERSEY CREAMERY, INC. Sheridan Wyoming 77 78 OCCIDENT ELEVATOR Seed - - Feed - - Cleaning Custom Rolling Phone 7 5 Hardin Montana MOORE‘5 GARAGE 24 Hour Service Phone 3901 Day 2321 Nite Welding--All Types General Automotive Repair Lodge Grass Montana H A N K George’s Food Mart Meats-Groc.- Fresh Vegetables PHONE 2511 lODGE toRASS XONT. V O N D A 79 BIG HORN CO. $TATE BANK 80 Hardin Montana The Time and Temperature Bank k Q There is No Better Place to Trade Than Everything for the Car TRIANGLE MOTOR CO. Dodge Chrysler Dart FOX OIL CO. Humble Oil Distributors Blue Flame Propane Farm Chemicals Heating and Supply 81 Hardin Montana 82 PETERSON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Billings Montana GAMBLE'S Hardware Paint Furniture T oys- - Gifts Hardin Montana We Recommend 5TR0UP'$ for Hardware Athletic Equipment Electric Supplies Billings Montana Groceries Clothing Drugs Pittsburgh Paints Magazines $NACK BAR CAFE Cafe and Fountain Service KNIGHT'5 GENERAL }T0RE Lodge Grass Montana Phone 2552 Lodge Grass POWER COMES FROM THESE SUB-STATIONS TO YOUR CLASSROOMS •-1 Hardin Lodge Grass St. Xavier This is the Responsibility of Big Horn County Electric Cooperative, Inc. In the Community to Bring Power to Your Schools--Your Homes--Your Businesses --Your Churches and Your Farms - REMEMBER - YOU LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY 83 84 To the Senior Class of 61, the Best of Everything to All of You. We Hope That the Photographs We Made for This Book Will Help to Keep Alive Those Happy Memories of ’’School Days. DON1 FARM 5ERVICE3 Sales Service Minneapolis - -Moline Wisconsin Engine Owatonna Massey Ferguson Lodge Grass Montana WyOLA GARAGE “Jienter Studio £T fionz 27 St. £fizii Lan, fy'tjomLnx} Phone 2 521 Wyola Montana 5TEVEN50N'5 $TORE 1902-1960 Car Load Buying Saves You Money 86 Wyola LITTLEHORN $TATE BANK Member of F.D.I.C. A Brighter Future With Planned Bank Savings Education - - Automobile Home--Business Congratulations to the Class of 161 Montana LODGE GRASS ELECTRIC and SUPPLY Congratulations Class of 61 Lodge Grass Montana 'N v iK'' V SL PROFESSIONAL Stanton, Wilson Hovland--Lawyers--Hardin, Montana Madsen Wilson--Veterinarians--Sheridan, Wyoming Ernest M. Ketterling--Barber--Hardin, Montana Dr. L. G. Filippula--Dentist--Hardin, Montana James J. Batty--M.D. --Sheridan, Wyoming John Crider--D.C. --Sheridan, Wyoming Animal Clinic--Sheridan, Wyoming Dr. Rojo--M.D.--Sheridan, Wyoming AUTOGRAPHS