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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1964 volume:

ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Stevenson, Darrell Scalpcane, Duane Bends. SECOND ROW: Nicki End-icott; ass't-editor, Penny Powers, Theresa Shaw; editor, Oot Toineeta, Mary Noblett. THIRD ROW: Vernon Whiteman, Wayne Not Afraid, Greeley Bear Ground, Lorretta Lynde, June Wiley, Mary Williams. Theresa Shaw Editor Nicki Endicott Ass't-editor Mr. Richard McCartny Advisor DEDICATION TO OUR PARENTS We, the Senior Class of 1964, humbly dedicate this annual to our parents. When we accept the high school diploma that is presented to us, we accept a passport into that world beyond our homes. We know this goal could not have been reached without the care and guidance of our parents. As we strive to establish our place in society, we will recall the words of advice you have given. They will be like a hand to cling to when the obstacles in life loom before us. We will work diligently to fullfill the accomplishments you expect, for it is our way you have given through our tender and formative years. 2 The Senior Class of '64 immm Mr. Milton Molsberry-----Superintendent The record that you make in school will have a tremendous influence on your future. A good record is essential for those who plan to enter college, business, and all occupations. You must accept the responsibility of your own success. You may find a multitude of reasons for your particular state of success or failure, however, in each instance you have no choice but to work for the future and to avail yourselves of the opportunities that present themselves. Congratulations to the Seniors who will be graduated with the Class of 1964. Our best wishes are with you. We hope that your experience here at the Lodge Grass High School has been both profitable and enjoyable. We hope that the record you have made for yourself will permit you a freedom of choice in the future. 4 Members of the education profession share with the home the responsibility to aide each student to develop his endowments. Educators not only convey knowledge and stimulate a lasting spirit of inquiry, but also assist in the formulation of worthy personal goals and provide an understanding and appreciation of representative government and democratic human relations. The effectiveness of education is enhanded by the cooperative relationships of the educator with the home and agencies charged with the responsibility for the welfare of youth. Congratulations to the graduating seniors of 1964. May each of you have gained the knowledge made possible by your cooperation with your faculty, parents and community during the completion of your first step in formal education. Hugh L. Artist Principal 5 HELEN McENTIRE Librarian JAMES R. STUTESMAN Music ELMER O. FREEDLE, JR. Guidance Counselor JOY TOINEETA Home Economics BENTURA PERALIZ, JR. Mathematics Physics PAUL A. PILATI Sociology Social Studies RAY D. LEWIS 7th G 8th Grade Math Biology Coach WESLEY L. WAGENAAR Industrial Arts Ass't Athletic Director 6 HAROLD T. ANDERSON Chemistry General Science richard f. McCartney Commercial Paper, Annual FRED D. PALMER Jr. High English Freshman English WENDELL C. RAFTER, JR. Social Science P. E. Athletic Director 7 DORRANCE JOHNSTON English CARL T. PEASE Jr. High Science SCHOOL BOARD SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lawrence Hughes; chairman, Delores Murdock; clerk, Everett Hager. STANDING: Cecil Wham, C. W. Foss, Bernard Cummins, Glen Miller, J. A. Kimmel. Not pictured; Alex La Forge. The School Board enables our school to function by hiring our teachers and setting up major policies. 8 DELORES MURDOCK Clerk STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Theresa Shaw, John Clawson, Bill Yellowtail, Vernon Whiteman, Mary Noblett, June Wiley, Claren Neal, Lorretta Lynde, Gary Stevenson, Robert Bends, and Carol Bends. SECOND ROW: Calvin Wilson, David Mason, Nancy Stevenson, Colleen La Forge, Steve Mikami, Mr. Freedle, Woodrow Plain Feather, Dee Not Afraid, and Colleen Knutson. President June Vice-President Claren Neal Secretary Mary Noblett Treasure Lorretta Lynde The Student Council was an organization in name only when school began, but now it has adopted a constitution and has taken on some of the responsibilities of governing the student body. The Council has done a lot in a short time and we hope their work will continue in the years to come. by GEORGE'S FOOD MART, lodge grass 9 THIS PAGE SPONSORED Duane Bends- Student Council Representative June Wiley-Treasurer The Senior Class of 1964 began its life as a freshman class in the fall of 1960, but as lar as the school honors were concerned, the Class of '64' did not come of age until the fall of '62' when it took all the Homecoming honors with the first place float and a slightly disabled king and queen. The Senior year was spent in looking forward to graduation. 12 We, the Senior Class, being of sound mind and body will the following possessions to our beloved underclassmen. I, June Wiley, will my long hair to my cute little cousin, Lynnette. I, Judy Seggerman, will my long legs to Ruth Knight in hopes that she can use them. I, Pat Mitchell, will my small feet to Jessie Westbrook. I, Gary Stevenson, will my girl troubles to Steve Mikami and Richard Artist and my sharp shooting eye to Bill Clawson. I, Nicki Endicott, will my red hair and freckles to John Clawson in the hope that he can find a place for them. I, Theresa Shaw, will my good times to Claren Neal and Gwen Wolfe. I, Mary Noblett, will my good times listening to the World Series in class to Bruce Wiley. I, Mary Williams, will my good times in LGHS to Susan Neal. I, Penny Powers, will my ability not to play hookey to Mark Chandler and Danny George in hopes that they will reform. I, Vernon Whiteman, will my height to Steve Mikami. I, Oot Toineeta, will my good times and crazy laugh to Candy Pease. I, Robert Bends, will my good humor to Cheeks . I, Alice Bradley, will my smile to Mary Shaw, hoping she will use it. 1, Lorretta Lynde, will my imports from Hardin to any girl who wants them. I, Greeley Bear Ground, will my ability to pop gum in class to Arthur Plenty Hawk, hoping he will make use of it. I, Lavonne Little Light, will my good times to Mary Agnes White Hip. I, Alvin Yarlott, will my shyness to Norman Red Wolf. I, Wayne Not Afraid, will my football uniform No. 40 to any player who won't quit. I, Daniel Brown, will my excess weight to Donald Passes in hopes he can use it in football. I, Jon Standish, will my ability to get the back seat in the bus to Curtis Laughery and John Jones. I, Darrell Scalp Cane, will my standing place by the drinking fountain to Fred Stops, if he doesn't quit school. 13 CLASS PROPHECY As our plane arrived at Dulles International Airport in Washington, D. C. for the ten-year reunion of the class of 1964 we see alvin Yarlott coming in for a casual landing in his private jet. Alvin, as we all know is the first man ever to set foot on the moon. A black limosine pulls up and Jon Standish steps from the driver's seat to greet us. He is head of the Secret Service. He tells us that Gary Stevenson, the youngest president the United States has ever had, is waiting anxiously at the White House, along with his wife and Alice Bradley and her husband, the Vice-President of the United States. At the White House, we see Judy Seggerman and Robert Bends out on the lawn, Judy is demonstrating the technique that has made her the woman golf champion of the world. Robert seems interested, but his main interest is with his ranch in Texas. Next we see Nicki Endicott and Oot Toineeta who are co-owners of the Little Horn State Bank. They arrive in a 1974 Corvette, followed closely by Theresa and Vernon Whiteman, in their Thunderbird. They have recently drilled a new oil well on their big cattle spread near the old home town. Wayne Not Afraid and Greely Bear Ground run up. They are busy keeping in shape for the 1975 Summer Olympics. Penny powers arrives with her agent, Darrell Scalpcane. She now resides in Hollywood, and she recently received an academy award for her performance in her latest movie. Lavonne Little Light arrives with her two children and her husband who is a professor at Wyoming University. Mary Noblett and June Wiley arrive together, for some odd reason. It must be a family connection, because Mary is now a house-wife and June is the Secretary of the NRCA. Mary Williams and Pat Mitchell arrive from South America where they own the most modern hotel in the world in the most modern city in the world, Brazillia. Last, but not least is I, Lorretta Lynde. I just managed to get away from the ad agency on Wall Street for the reunion, but I have to return right away. FEDERATED. 14 THIS PAG F SPONSORED BY INC., HARDIN, MONTANA GREELEY BEAR GROUND Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,3,4; Co-Captain 3,4; L Club 1,2, 3,4; L Club Vice-Pres. 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Homecoming King Candidate 1; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4. ALVIN YARLOTT JUNE ALLISON WILEY Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club Vice-Pres. 3; G. A. A. 2; A Cheerleader 3, 4; Rodeo Club 2, 3, 4; Rodeo Club Sec. 3; Rodeo Club Pres. 4; St. Council 1,2, 4; St. Council Pres. 4;F.H. A. 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 1; Class Sec. 2, 3; Class Tres. 4. DANIEL BROWN THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV THE WYOLA MEN'S CLUB, WYOLA, MONTANA 15 NICKI DALE ENDICOTT Pep Club; 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; B Cheerleader 2; A” Cheerleader 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Paper Staff 4; Annual Assistant Editor 4; Rodeo Club 2, 3; Student Council 1. LORRETTA COLLEEN LYNDE Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,3,4; Student Council 1, 3,4; Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Rodeo Queen 3; Chorus 1, 2; DAR 4; Girl's State Alternate 3. i GLADYS RUTH LAFORGE Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1; Librarian 4; F.H.A. 1; Teyota Club 1; Y Teens 1. PATRICIA MARIE MITCHELL Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Librarian 1, 2. this page sponsored bv STEVENSON'S AG FOOD STORE LODGE GRASS, MONT. 16 ALICE LOUISE BRADLEY Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Teacher 3; Library 3, 4. ROBERT DUANE BENDS L Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Council Rep. 4; Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State Alt. 3; St. Teaching 4; Annual and Paper Staff 3, 4. JON ALDEN STANDISH Wrestling 1, 2; Track 2; Football 3; Pep Club 4. PENNY BEA POWERS Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Rodeo Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; St. Aid 4; Office Worker 4. this page is sponsored by STEVENSON'S AG FOOD STORE LODGE GRASS, MONT. 17 MARY MARGARET NOBLETT Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club Treas. 4; Rodeo Club 3, 4; Rodeo Club Treas. 4;F.H.A. 2, 3, 4;F.H.A. Pres. 4; Sno-ball Queen Cand. 3; Class Sec. 4; Homecoming Queen Cand. 4; St. Council Sec. 4; Paper and Annual Staff 3, 4; Ass't. Ed. of Paper 4; G. A. A. 2. GARY MARVIN STEVENSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4; L Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Boys' State Del. 3; Class Treas. 3; St. Council Rep. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Paper Staff 2, 4; Ed. of Paper 4. DARRELL D. SCALPCANE L Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Football 3, 4; Track 4; Class Sec. 1; Annual and Paper Staff 4. MARY ROBERTA WILLIAMS Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Council 1; St. Aid 3; G. A. A. 2. this page is sponsored Bv STEVENSON'S AG FOOD STORE LODGE GRASS, MONT. 18 THERESA ANN SHAW Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club President 4;F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; F. H. A. Dist. Sec. 3; Sno-ball Queen 2; Rodeo Club 3; Mixed Ensemble 1, 2; Girls' Ensemble 2; All-State Orchestra 2; Band 1,2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls' State Alt. 3;Pap r and Annual Staff 4; Editor of Annual 4. WAYNE NOT AFRAID Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Cocaptain 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 1; L Club 1,2, 3, 4; L Club Pres. 3; Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Rodeo Club Vice-Pres. 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State Alt. 3; St. Council Rep. 4; Best all-Around Cand. 3; St. Aid 4; Homecoming King 3; Paper and Annual Staff 4. VERNON JAY WHITEMAN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; L Club 2, 3, 4; Boys' State Delegate 3; Rodeo Club 3; Class President 3, 4. EDWINA KAY TOINEETA Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls' Ensemble 2; Mixed Ensemble 1, 2; ,fB Cheerleader 2, 3; Sno-ball Queen 3; Homecoming Queen Cand. 2; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Council Rep. 1, 3. 19 JUDITH ANN SEGGERMAN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Teacher 1, 2; Library 1, 2. LAVONNE LITTLE LIGHT Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN LOUISE ZIER Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Teacher 1, 2; Library 1, 2, 3. Not Pictured - RONALD ZIER this page is sponsored bv STEVENSON'S AG FOOD STORE LODGE GRASS. MONT. 20 Gary re v G eeVeV 'ernon 21 D.A.R This year, Lorretta Lynde was chosen as our D. A. R. representative. The qualifications necessary to receive this honor are: service, leadership, dependability, and citizenship. Lorretta will receive a certificate of award and a privilege of competing with other girls throughout the state in a written quiz. The winner receives a $100 savings bond. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SHERIDAN. SHERIDAN, WYO. 22 Clara Alden Peggy Asmundson Ursula Bad Horse Carol Bends Byron Bird Rose Ann Bradley Darry Bright Wings Mark Chandler John Clawson Deandrea Davis Danny George Connie Hogan Theresa Jeffers Bill La Forge Kelly Laughery Jessie Mason Claren Neal John Neatherly 24 Not Pictured: Treva Bell Plenty Hawk, Bill Stops, Tony Pease Kris Pilkington Burton Pretty On Top Mary Ann Shaw Sharon Stimpson Clarence Westbrook Elizabeth Whiteman Marcia Willoughby Gwen Wolfe Bill Yellowtail Alice Young Rock, Karen Driftwood, Marshall Left Hand, Candy Pease, Arthur 25 Carole Anderson Richard Artist Jim Blakely Richard Bra ate n Richard Burris Nancy George Rod Gregory Lynette Hager Gail Iron Luanna Jefferson John Jones Diana La Forge Curtis Laughery Connie Little Light Ronnie Medicine Crow 27 Steven Mikami Pam Mullenberg Mary Lou Murry Bertha Not Afraid Te-Atta Old Bear Paul Powers Norman Red Wolf Tim Smith Jacquelyn Stewart Not Pictured: Bernard Covers Up, Robert Falls Down, Myra Left Hand, Dee Not Afraid, Gerome White Hip, Elsie Yarlott. 28 Barbara Asmundson Arnold Bends Annette Bird Micheal Bird In Ground Evalee Bomar Teresa Bradley Eva Bull Tail Bill Clawson Cheryl Davis Wesley Falls Down Alma Hill Maxine Jefferson Ruth Knight Colleen Knutson Allison La Forge Lorry La Forge Rena Left Hand Verne 11 Medicine Crow Linda Miller Paul Miller James Neal Woody Pease Woodrow Plain Feather Gordon Real Bird Donnie Schenderline Rick Shibley Charles Stewart Dwight Stewart Georgia Stops Irwin Tobacco Jessie Westbrook Senora Williamson George Willoughby Not Pictured: CyTUS Gros Ventre, Ivan Small. 31 CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS Bill Yellowtail) Pres. Mary Shaw, Vice-Pres. Theresa Jeffers, Sec. Liz Whiteman, Treas. ClarenNeal, St. Council Rep. SOPHOMORE Steve Mikami, Pres. Norman Red Wolf, Vice-Pres. Lynette Hager, Sec. -Treas. Jaqueline Stewart, Reporter Dee Not Afraid, St. Council Rep. FRESHMEN Woodrow Plain Feather, Pres. Wesley Falls Down, Vice-Pres. Gordan Real Bird, Sec. Eva Bulltail, Treas. Colleen Knutson, St. Council Rep. 32 Lavone Alden Donna Artist Geneva Black Eagle Bill Bomar Melissa Carpenter Mickey Faught Debbie Howe Miriam Iron Donna Jeffers Vicke Falls Down Allen Graham Aldean Gun Shows « Arnold Jefferson Verna Jefferson Colleen La Forge 34 Garfield Little Light Agnes Little Nest Gloris Medicine Horse Janice Mitchell Robert Nome Franklin Plenty Hoops Raymond Real Bird Connie Red Star George Smith W Donna Stevens Nancy Stevenson Marsha Stewart Freida Two Bulls Fred Weibert Gwenda Whiteman Micheal Williams Olive Williamson NOT PICTURED: Joselyne Alden, Beverly Anderson, Diane Blankenship, Linda Bress, Wales Bull Tail, Bernard Dust, Claudine Dust, Melonmia Falls Down, Mysa Gros Venture, Lee Ann Jefferson, Betty Jean La Forge, Emma Whiteman, Chuck Yarlott, Sara Young. 35 Fatima Bad Horse Leonard Bends Latona Big Lake Bobbie Jean Blakely Gayle Braaten Henrietta Bright Wings Melody Chandler Katherine Clark Ruth Glasgow Richard Kaiser Carolyn Kallis Donnie Knutson Alexine LaForge Even LaForge Birdie Lion Shows Daniel Mason David Mason Ray Metcalf 36 Tommy Milami Walter Pantoja Eunice Renninger Vesper Renninger Victor Singer Blane Small Linda Smith Lois Stevens Jacqueline Stewart Donna Westbrook Calvin Wilson Troy Whiteman NOT PICTURED: Wesley Bear Ground, Mary Blane, Joni Calvetti, Ronald Falls Down, Ruth Falls Down, Mark Gentry, Marella Good Luck, Clayton Horn, Sheryl Jefferson, Anita Medicine Horse, Floyd Morrison, Linda Pattyn, Frank Simpson, Ruth Ann Wiley. 37 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rose Ann Bradley, Connie Hogan, Clara Alden, Gladys La Forge, Alice Bradley. SECOND ROW: Miss Maclntire, Paul Miller, Rick Shibley, Paul Powers, Judy Seggerman, Joni Calvetti, Alice Young, and Marsha Stewart. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ricky Burris, Mary Noblett, Ursula Bad Horse, Penny Powers. SECOND ROW: Liz Whiteman, Theresa Jeffers. 0 F F 1 C E W O R K E R S 39 SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Noblett; Asst, -editor, Gary Stevenson; Editor, Nicki Endicott. STANDING: Oot Toinetta, Robert Bends, Wayne Not Afraid, John Neatherly, Greeley Bearground, Darrell Scalpcane, Penny Powers. NOT PICTURED: Theresa Shaw, Vernon Whiteman, Mary Shaw. s T U D E N T T E A C H E R S KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Bends, Wayne Not Afraid. STANDING: Deandrea Davis, Sharon Stimpson, Paggy Asmundson, Gwen Wolfe, Carol Bends. 40 KNEELING: Billie Anderson. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bev Anderson, Kris Pilkington, Eva Bull Tail, Jessie Mason, Vicki Falls Down. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Bendsj secretary, Lorretta Lynde; student council representative, Mary Noblett; president, Penny Powers; song leader, Clara Alden; vice-president. SECOND ROW: Diana LaForge, Peggy Asmundson, Mary Murry, Te-Atta Old Bear, Luanna Jefferson, Mary Agnes White Hip, Gail Iron. THIRD ROW: Kris Pilkington, Jessie Mason, Bertha Not Afraid, Juje Wiley, Theresa Jeffers. 41 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ivan Small, Penny Powers, Mary Lou Murray, June Wiley, Lorretta Lynde, Mary Noblett, Ronnie Medecine Crow. SECOND ROW: Amie Bends, Robert Bends, Wayne Not Afraid, Bruce Wiley, Dee Not Afraid, Danny George, Paul Powers. June Wiley-President L B Wayne Not Afraid Vice-president Penny Powers-Secretary Mary Noblett-Treasurer THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CURRY'S GARAGE, LODGE GRASS, MONT. 42 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Woodrow Plain Feather, Donnie Schenderline, Rick Burris, Woodie Pease. SECOND ROW: Butch Braaten, Ronnie Medicine Crow, Amie Bends, Paul Powers, Mark Chandler, John Clawson, Richard Artist, Jon Standish, Jerome White Hip, John Neatherly, Clarence Westbrook, Bill Clawson. THIRD ROW: Nicki Endicott, Dee Not Afraid, Pat Mitchell, June Wiley, Lorretta Lynde, Kris Pilkington, Jessie Mason, Clara Alden, Bertha Not Afraid, Mary Lou Murry, Marcia Willoughby, Rosemary Zwer, Nancy George, Gwen Wolf, Miss McEntire; sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Liz Whiteman, Candy Pease, Oot Toineeta, Marilyn ZieT, Vemell Medicine Crow, Ursula Bad Horse, Jean Williamson, Eva Bull Tail, Connie Hogan, Karen Driftwood, Theresa Jeffers, Mary Ann Shaw, Peggy Asmundson, Theresa Shaw. FIFTH ROW: Judy Seg-german, Roseann Bradley, Alice Bradley, Colleen Knutson, Shirley Zier, Ruth Kight, Georgia Stops, Barbara Asmundson, Luanna Jefferson, Carole Bends, Treva Bellrock, Jacquelin Stewart, Gail Iom, Mary Noblett, Sharon Stimpson. SIXTH ROW: Lynette Hager, Mary Williama, Alice Young, Theresa Bradley, Linda Miller, Cheryl Davis, Annette Bird, Maxine Jefferson, Rena Left Hand, MyTa Left Hand, Connie Little Light, Alma Jane Hill, Mary Agnes White Hip, Deandrea Davis, Penny Powers. Theresa Shaw President John Clawson Vice-President Lorretta Lynde Secretary Mary Noblett Treasure Carol Bends Student-Council Representative 43 L” CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vernon Whiteman, Burton Pretty On Top, Dee Not Afraid, Ronnie Medicine Crow, Darry Bright Wings, Robert Bends, Mr. W. G. Rafter, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Bill Yellowtail, Darrell Scalpcane, Claren Neal, Wayne Not Afraid, Gerone White Hip, Bill Stops, Mark Chandler. THIRD ROW: RickBurris, Bill Clawson, Buzzy Covers Up, Amie Bends, Woodrow Plain Feather, Danny George, Tony Pease. FOURTH ROW: Ivan Small, Greeley Bear Ground, Bill La Forge, Gary Stevenson, John Clawson, President John Vice-President Greeley Secretary Arthur T reasurer Bill 44 A” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Candy Pease, Nicki Endicott, June Wiley, Liz Whiteman. Candy Nicki Liz 45 B” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Vemie Medecine Crow, Luanna Jefferson, Alma Jane Hill, Eva Bull Tail. Vemell Alma Luanna Eva THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SNACK BAR, LODGE GRASS, MONT. 46 JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Smith, Bobby Jean Blakely, Donna Artist, Miriam lorn. u-' THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HARDIN PHOTO SERVICE, HARDIN, MONT. 47 FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Burris, manager; Dee Not Afraid, Amie Bends, George Willoughby, Wes-lev Falls Down, Gary Stevenson, Wayne Not Afraid, Greeley Bear Ground, Robert Bends, Bill Clawson, Wood-row Plain Feather, Gordan Real Bird. SECOND ROW: John Clawson, Gerome White Hip, Tony Pease, Norman Red Wolf, Burton Pretty On Top, Bill Yellowtail, Buzzy Covers Up, Richard Artist, Donald Passes, Arthur Plenty Hawk, Darry Bright Wings, Ivan Small. NOT PICTURED: Darrell Scalpcane. Coach Mr. Rafter Asst. -Coach Mr. Wagenaar Asst. -Coach Mr. Lewis THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV LODGE GRASS PROPANE, LODGE GRASS, MONTANA 49 FOOTBALL SCORES The Indians had a small turnout for football, out the boys that stuck with it were determined. Even the best teams were glad the game was over after they took the field against the Indians. The record shows that the Indians did only slightly better than the year before, but the brand of football the fans witnessed was vastly improved. 1963-1964 Lodge Grass 6 Roundup 34 Lodge Grass 6 Red Lodge 19 Lodge Grass 0 Big Timber 0 Lodge Grass 6 Absoskee 6 Lodge Grass 7 Forsyth 13 Lodge Grass 0 Huntley Project 12 Lodge Grass 0 Harlowtown 43 Lodge Grass 7 Columbus 33 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY LODGE GRASS ELECTRIC AND SUPPLY, LODGE GRASS, MONTANA 50 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Stevenson, Duane Bends, Wayne Not Afraid, Bill Stops, Marshall Left Hand. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rafter; Coach, Bernard Covers Up, Vernon Whiteman, Bill La Forge, Bill Yellowtail, Burton Pretty On Top, Rick Burris; Manager. NOT PICTURED: Greeley Bear Ground. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Wiley, Bill Clawson, Geroge Willoughby, Butch Braaten, Darrell Scalpcane, Ivan Small, Steve Mikami, Norman Red Wolf, Allison La Forge. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wagenaar; Coach, John Clawson, Tony Pease, Woodrow Plain Feather, Wesley Bear Ground, Charles Wiley, Byron Bird, Dee Not Afraid, Amie Bends, Ronnie Medicine Crow, Gordon Real Bird, Gerome White Hip. NOT PICTURED Donnie Scnenderline. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY JERSEY CREAMERY, HARDIN, MONTANA 51 BASKETBALL SCORES During the 1963-64 basketball season, the Lodge Grass High School Basketball team set a new conference record by being the first team to go undefeated during conference play. The Indians won 20 games as they entered the tournament as heavy favorites. However, due to unexplainable circumstances, they were defeated in two games to take fourth place. Lodge Grass 63 Billings West J.V. 's 39 Lodge Grass 68 Billings Senior J. V. 's 52 Lodge Grass 66 Roundup 57 Lodge Grass 55 Absorokee 41 Lodge Grass 52 Red Lodge 50 Lodge Grass 78 Columbus 57 Lodge Grass 71 Big Timber 63 Lodge Grass 66 Poplar 54 Lodge Grass 64 Circle 61 Lodge Grass 62 Billings Senior J. V. 's 43 Lodge Grass 85 Absorokee 39 Lodge Grass 57 Harlotown 47 Lodge Grass 62 Big Timber 53 Lodge Grass 71 Huntley Project 43 Lodge Grass 75 Forsyth 55 Lodge Grass 72 Huntley Project 58 Lodge Grass 65 Roundup 54 Lodge Grass 71 Harlotown 46 Lodge Grass 63 Billings West J. V. 's 57 Lodge Grass 61 Red Lodge 52 Lodge Grass 60 Columbus 43 Lodge Grass 62 Forsyth 61 TOURNAMENT Lodge Grass 68 Big Timber 58 Lodge Grass 52 Red Lodge 53 Lodge Grass 54 Forsyth 51 Lodge Grass 48 Harlowtown 61 52 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Emma Whiteman and Nancy Stevenson, cheerleaders; Garfield Little Light, Calvin Wilson, Evin La Forge, Donna Jeffers and Lois Stevens, cheerleaders. STANDING: Mr. Lewis, coach; Ronald Falls Down, Raymond Real Bird, Wesley Bear Ground, Donnie Knutson, Franklin Plenty Hoops, Chuckie Yarlott, Wales Bull Tail, Robert Nomee, Leanord Bends, Victor Singer. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mariam Iron, cheerleader; Blaine Small, Claton Horn, Arnold Jefferson, Freddie Wiebert, Bobbie Blakeley, cheerleader. SECOND ROW: Donna Artist, cheerleader; Mark Gentry, Walter Pantoja, George Smith, Mick Faught, David Mason, Billy Bomar, Linda Smith, cheerleader. THIRD ROW: Richard Kaiser, Dan Mason, Michael Williams, Allen Grahm, Tommy Mikami, Frank Simpson, Ray Metcalf, Victor Singer. 53 HOMECOMING THE QUEEN CANDIDATES, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vernell Medicine Crow, Rosemary Zweir, Mary Noblett, Candy Pease. The Queen and Co-captains. Queen Candy and her escort, Tony Pease. HOMECOMING this PAGE sponsored by STEVENS AND FRYBURGER AND COMPANY, SHERIDAN, WYOMING 56 CRAZY WEEK The FHA set aside one week this year for all of the students to be crazy . The kids dressed different every day of the week. There was western day, beatnik day, dress-up day, clash day, and sweatshirt day. 57 SNO-BALL QUEEN 1954 Sno Queen, Clara Alden and her escort, Woodrow Plain Feather. The Queen, Queen Candidates, and their escorts: Queen, Clara Alden, Woodrow Plain Feather, Penny Powers, David George, Mary Noblett, Bruce Wiley, Peggy Asmundson, Rick Shibley. The Queen's Dance THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV BULLIS MORTUARY, HARD! N, MONTANA 58 BEST-ALL AROUND Each year, eight Juniors and Seniors are chosen as Best-All Around candidates. They are chosen on their leadership ability, scholastic ability, and popularity. Out of these eight people, two are chosen by a student body vote. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Shaw, Wayne Not Afraid, Mary Noblett, Darell Scalpcane, Alice Bradley, Bill La Forge, Candy Pease, Bill Yellowtail. Best-All Around, Bill Yellowtail and Candy Pease. 59 GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATE The Girls' and Boys' State delegates are chosen to represent Lodge Grass High School at the annual Girls' and Boys' State sessions held during the summer months. Girls' State is held at Montana State College in Bozeman during June. Boys' State is held at Western Montana College of Education in Dillon during August. These girls and boys are chosen on their speaking ability, leadership, scholastic ability, character, courage, honesty, and co-operation. Two alternates are chosen in the event that a delegate may be unable to go. LEFT TO RIGHT: Alternate, Mary Shaw; Delegate, Liz Whiteman; Delegate, Theresa Jeffers; Alternate, De Andre a Davis. LEFT TO RIGHT: Alternate, Bill Stops; Delegate, Claren Neal; Delegate, Bill Yellowtail; Alternate, Burton Pretty On Top. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HARDIN AUTO COMPANY, HARDIN. MONTANA 60 HONOR STUDENTS Education has always been regarded as a social process and theories of education have always been influenced by the sulture pattern of the society and of the age in which they have been developed. They express the philosophical outlook of their authors, which may vary from the idealistic and religious to the naturalistic and materialistic. They are also determined by the socio-political purposes, class organization, and the economic level of society. Finally, they represent the contemporary attitude to children and young people. In general they are concerned with developing a concept of the good life and the methods of preparing the younger generation to enter into active membership in the society to which they belong. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lorretta Lynde, June Wiley, Linda Miller, Sarah Young, Calvin Wilson, Claren Neal, Bill Yellowtail, Gary Stevenson, Rod Gregory. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HARDIN AUTO COMPANY, HARDIN, MONTANA 61 Coo Pease and Grace Artist C O O K S J A N I T O R S Sam Reese, Joe O'Dell, Ralph Burris B U S D R I V E R S THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FARMERS' UNION OIL CO. , LODGE GRASS, MONTANA Wayne Criswell, Jiggs Wiley, Calvin Buckingham, Jim Faught, Dick Blakely. 62 Are they really our teachers??!! Beatniks 64 The Senior Class of 1964 would like to extend their appreciation to all of the merchants from Lodge Grass, Hardin, Sheridan, Ranchester, and surrounding areas for their generous donation to our 1964 yearbook. RANCHESTER V. C. Johnston Lumber Company Ranchester Mercantile Locker Plant N. U. Supper Club SHERIDAN Clover Leaf Bakery G. H. Electronics Dr. Groshart, Optometrist Dan's Ranch Wear Tuckers Gift Shop First National Bank of Sheridan Bank of Commerce Sheridan Iron Works Dutch Lunch Cafe Sheridan Bowling Center K. B. Tractor Company Ritz Sporting Goods O. K. Barber Shop Bouirllette’s Incorporated N . Z. Shoe Store Lansing Paint Studio Thrifty Drug Company Jorgenson Jewelry Company Mission Barber Shop THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY LITTLE HORN STATE BANK, WYOUA, MONTANA 65 SHERIDAN Bently’s Clothing Sweetbriar Shop Vaughn Ragsdale Company Oswald Jewelry Streahlow Office Supply Hospital Pharmacy Sheridan Flouring Mills CROW AGENCY Teepee Service Station Sally’s Last Stand Cafe i Aldrich and Company Sage Motel and Cafe L HARDIN Hardin Tribune Herald , Jersy Creamery Bullis Mortuary Big Horn County State Bank' Hardin Photo Service Stockman Cafe Lounge Bylund’s Jewelry Store Mary's Beauty Salon Grahm Staunton Incorporated Anthony's Company Becker Hotel Miles Ulmer Company Fishbach Cleaners THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PING'S CLOTHING, LODGE GRASS, MONTANA HARDIN Martin's Western Store L Gambles Store Ludricks's Department Stores Lobby Cafe Hardin Auto Company Chamber's Mens' Wear Marshall Wells Storey Hested’s Department Store Hardin Meat Market Ricker's Drug Peavy Company Producers Service Hardin Elevator; Campbell Farming Corporation -Bud's Freezer Locker Service ' Hank's Chevron Big Horn Abstract Company Federated Incorporated Big Horn Community Center Leavitt Cleaners WYOLA Little Horn State Bank Wyola Mercantile K Wyola Mens' Club LODGE GRASS George’s Food Mart Lodge Grass Bowling Lane's ; 67 LODGE GRASS A-G Food Store Curry's Garage Mason's Grocery Lodge Grass Electric Supply Knight's General Store Lodge Grass Propane Farmer's Union Oil Company Snack Bar Ping's Clothing THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BIG HORN COUNTY STATE BANK, HARDIN, MONTANA 68 UY. ■ v .. 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