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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1965 volume:

THE GOLDEN EAGLE Presented by The Annual Staff of Lodge Grass High School Editor..........................Liz Whiteman Assistant...................John Neatherely Art Editor..................Sharon Stimpson Photo Editor.............Clarnece Westbrook Business Manager...............Mary Ann Shaw Advisor.....................Elmer O. Freedle Members Bernadette Stewart Lavonn Little Light Lavonne Good Luck Kelly Laughery Ursula Bad Horse Kris Pilkington Connie Hogan Gwen Wolf Clara Alden Jessie Mason Marcia Willoughby ’’TONY YARLOTT IN MEMORIAM The name of Franklyn Yarlott-Tony-to all who knew him, will be remembered at the Lodge Grass Schools as the man who was a diligent worker. He was always willing to lend a willing hand to the many student projects and always ready with a smile to brighten any occasion. Death - April 26, 1964 We, the class of 1965, would like to dedicate our annual in memory of Tony, to show our appreciation for the many wonderful deeds he did for us, and for just being the Great Guy that he was. 2 FA C UL TY SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE MR. MILTON MOLSBERRY, Superintendent Young people today must be increasingly aware of their great heritage. As members of a free society they must value their independence above all else. As all of our organizations and industries become more complex we become more dependent upon such a variety of outside influences that inde pendence has a tendency to become less than real--however--in a free society the opportunity still exists for those who are willing to seek success by their own independent action and initiative. This willingness means that the individual will work long and hard at whatever task is available. Even in a society as great as ours, success and achievement will not seek out the individual. 4 HUGHL. ARTIST------PRINCIPAL I feel that it is indeed a privilege to encourage young people to attend school. We all know that with all the demands for advancement in the field of learning being greater than ever before, we must continue our formal education to greater achievement to cope with the world today. Therefore, any words, acts, or expressions that I may give to inspire people to go Higher, Faster, and Farther in education will be rewarded by a better world in which to live. E. O. FREEDEL —GUIDANCE COUNSELOR After inner perception, outer perception! We must face the truth about ourselves, before we can deal with the reality of the world around us. The inner world must be explored before we can plot our courses through life in the world around us. 5 HAROLD ANDERSON High School Science Eighth Grade Math MRS. JOY CAMPBELL Junior High Math Junior High English WILLIAM BURKE High School G 8th Grade History Jr. High Assistant Football Coach MRS. BARI GILUARD Junior High English Chorus FRED GILLIARD High School English RICHARD HARMON Junior High Science sponsored BV STEVENSON'S A G FOOD STORE, 6 LODGE GRASS, MONTANA HELEN McENTIRE Librarian BEN MARTIN Commercial DALE OSBORN Junior High History High School Athletic Director JOY TOINEETA Home Ec. TH|S PAGE SPONSORED BY HARDIN BEN PERALEZ High School Mathematics WESLEY WAGANER Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Assistant Basketball Coach PHOTO SERVICE, HARDIN, Montana 7 SCHOOL BOARD L FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Everett Hager, Pauline Small. SECOND ROW: Bernard Cummins, Alex LaForge. NOT PICTURED: Cecil Wham, Larry McComas, Clarence Foss, and R. L. Parker. CLERK DELORES MURDOCK The main job of a clerk is to solve the numerous financial difficulties of a school, and to act as Secretary of the School Board. Pictured aside is Delores Murdock who has been clerk for the past four years. 8 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Gilliard, Advisor; Claren Neal; Ricky Burris; Kris Pilking-ton. SECOND ROW: Miriam Iron; Steve Mikami; Steve Stevens; Donna Artist; Beverly Anderson; Calvin Wilson, Truman Jefferson. THIRD ROW: Carol Bends; Deandrea Davis; Gordan Real Bird; John Clawson; Billy Stops; Mark Gentry; Peggie Asmudson. FOURTH ROW: Bill Yellowtail; Bill La Forge; Paul Miller; Jim Blakely. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council this year has taken over the majority of the students activities. They set up an official voting procedure in which all students must be registered voters to vote, made it so that all organizations and groups must go through the student council in order to have an activity or sponsor an activity, and see to it that the students obey the constitution of the High School accordingly. Some of the members of the Student Council took a trip to Bozeman, Montana for a meeting of the Student Councils throughout the state. They brought home with them many ideas and plan to carry them out for the good of the student body. Mr. Gilliard, their sponsor, has helped them greatly in carrying out their ideas and plans. OFFICERS President Claren Neal Vice-President Rick Burris T reasurer Kris Pilkington Secretary Theresa Jeffers 9 1965 GIRLS STATERS SEATED, Candidates: Rosemary Zwer and Lynnette Hager. STANDING, Mary Lu Murray and Carole Anderson. 1964 GIRLS STATERS Liz Whiteman Delegate Mary Shaw Alternate Theresa Jeffers Delegate De-Ann Davis Alternate THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY MASON'S GROCERY, LODGE GRASS 10 1965 BOYS STATERS SEATED, Delegates: Rick Burris and Steve Mikami. STANDING, Alternates: Richard Artist and Rod Gregory. Claren Neal Delegate 1964 BOYS STATERS Burt Pretty-on-Top Alternate Bill Yellowtail Bill Stops Delegate Alternate THIS PAGE CO-SPONSORED BY HANKS CHEVERON-HARDIN BANK OF COMMERCE—sheridan ll NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT—Jimmy Blakely, Secretary-Treasurer; DeAnn Davis, Vice-President; Mary Shaw Student Council Representative; Rod Gregory, President. SECOND ROW—Rick Burris, Gail Iron, Linda Miller Carole Anderson, Marcia Willoughby, Ivan Small. THIRD ROW--Mr. Elmer Freedle, Advisor; Elizabeth Whiteman, Claren Neal, James Neal, Paul Miller, Bill Yellowtail. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT—D.Artist, B. Anderson, S. Young, D. Jeffers. SECOND ROW--L. Kaiser, C. Wilson, F.Weibert, J.Alden, J. Wilson, G.Braaten. THIRD ROW--M.Iron B. LionShows, D. Mason, B.Bomar, M.Faught, B. Small, L.Stevens. FOURTH ROW — I. LaForge, J. Mitchell, S. Stevens, M. Gentry, D. Stevens, T.Mikami, S.Stewert. FIFTH ROW--M. Chandler, J.Calvetti, D. Mason, I. Bear. 12 14 CLASS MOTTO “LET THE ROPES OF THE PAST RING THE BELLS OF THE FUTURE” Bill Stops President John Clawson Vice-President Deandrea Davis St. Council Liz Whiteman Treasurer Theresa Jeffers Secretary In the fall of 1961, we entered high school numbering forty-six. Many of us started right off the bat and got in the full swing of high-school. Our Homecoming King and Queen candidates were Sharon Stimpson and Burton Pretty On Top. Our Sophomore year had narrowed down to a mere forty but the school realized we existed more and more because members of our class were getting honors and awards quite readily. Our Junior year for us was the best of all. We numbered thirty-five this year. The Junior class seemed the best of the classes that year for our Homecoming King and Queen candidates won as did our candidates for Best All Around, who happen to be Candy Pease and Tony Pease for Homecoming and Candy Pease and Bill Yellowtail for the Best All Around awards. Bill Yellowtail was also picked as the best-athlete. The Senior year is just mid-way and we cannot give you an accurate remembrance so we will just say the best class in the history of Lodge Grass graduates in 1965. 15 KELLY MEEKIER LAUGHERY If silence is golden, he will someday be rich. THERESA MAE JEFFERS Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and her paths are paths of peace. BURTON DARROW PRETTY ON TOP A gentleman to the last word. DEANDREA DAVIS ,TWit and wisdom were born with this woman. it PEGGIE LEE ASMUNDSON A personality exuberant yet spontaneous. KRISTINA LEA PILKINGTON 'Twas her thinking of others that made you think of her. 16 CLARA MELVIN A ALDEN Quiet till you get to know her. URSULA ANN BAD HORSE ,rHer welcome smile brings sunshine. JESSIE ANN MASON She finds the joys of heaven, here on earth. SHARON LEE STIMPSON Smiles at many but belongs to one. BYRON BIRD He was once caught studying. ROSE ANN BRADLEY Beaming with good humor. 17 JOHN C. NEATHERLY Don't take life too seriously, you won't get out alive anyway. ' CAROLE DARLENE BENDS 'The harder I try, the gooder to be, oh gosh, the worser I get. LINDA LOUISE WOO SUN 'This little spark burns brightly. ARTHUR DUANE PLENTY HAWK Studies if he takes a notion, but its much easier to make a commotion. 18 MARSHALL MONTGOMERY LEFTHAND He's a man of great thought who doesn't talk an awful lot. JOHN EBERHART CLAWSON There never was a saint with red hair. TREVA PAULETTE BELL ROCK No I'm not bashful, I just give the others a chance. ALICE MARIE YOUNG Seen often, but seldom heard. WILLIAM PETZOLDT YELLOWTAIL, JR. He is the master of the situation. LAVONNE GOOD LUCK Kinder than the kindest. 19 MARY ANN ELIZEBETH SHAW Minds can not follow it nor words express her infinate sweetness. WILLIAM LUKE LAFORGE I have laid aside school and gone a-fishing. CONSTANCE DOREEN HOGEN ’Then she will laugh--good God how she will laugh. MARCIA DAWN WILLOUGHBY Whatever she did was done with ease, in her alone twas natural to please. CLARENCE DARRELD WESTBROOK 'There's room at the top, but who wants to climb? BERNADETTE JEAN STEWART I'd like to be bashful but it's not meant to be. 20 TONY WAYNE PEASE Why study when there are so many other things in life. M GWENDOLYN GERTIES WOLF She may look quiet and naive, but if you know Gwen its hard to believe. CLA REN JESS NEAL If I'm not great, what am I. WILLIAM GALEN STOPS Some say he's bashful, others doubt it. BERN A DINE ALDA LAMBERT A person whom we always recall with pleasure. ELIZABETH ANNA WHITEMAN 'The fairest garden's in her looks, and in her mind the wisest books. 21 Bernadette S. Deandrea D Connie H. Bill Y. Peggie A. Theresa J. Jessie M. Claren N. John N. Bill L. F. Marcia W. Gwen W. 22 PROPHECY Enter my humble dwelling. Draw the curtains tight. Paper the palm, splendid, now you share the secrets of the future of the Senior Class. What year do you wish, alright, 1985. Yes, yes the smoke is beginning to clear. The vision is plain now. Someone is standing on the street corner of Hester and George why its Byran Bird, the local bicycle repair man, apparently he is waiting for someone. Here she comes now, its his steady girl Lovon Little Light. Hark, I hear singing. Oh yes, its Connie Hogan, Bernadette Stwert, Treva Bell Rock, Karen Driftwood and Ursula Bad Horse singing 49 songs in Madison Square Garden before a crowd of 10, 000 people. A grinding of gears, oh yes, its stupid of me. Its fruitcake alias John Neatherlyj who is employed by the Ford Motor Company to test drive transmissions in one gear, reverse. Kelly Laughery operates a large chicken farm north of Spear Siding, although he owns the place, his job is to break eggs for the scrambled division. Mrs. Clarence Westbrook alias Jessie Mason is a very devoted and helpful wife. Take for instance, last summer when she stacked bales while her husband Clarence supervised from his position in the shade. Toney Pease and Bemadine Landbert eloped in Mr. Osborn's Chrysler and they are living in Chicago. Bill Yellowtail and Theresa Jeffers are married and they have a son whose name is William Winfield. Peggie Asmundson is licking stamps for the Wyola Post Office. Her comment on her job -Yehhck. DeAnn Davis is a secretary for an abrasive company and man does she get some rough customers. Lavonne Good Luck is on a safari in Africa hunting big game. Her Latest book The Disappearing Companion in Headhunter Country is said to be based on the true life story of the former ambassador to the Belguim Congo, Marshall Left Hand. Marshall disappeared on one such trip while accompanying Lavonne sometime ago. Alice Young is the owner of Youngs Barber Shop and Author Plenty Hawk is the chief barber. They say he specialize in early American style, that is below the chin. Oh yes he uses Gillette Super Blues in the disposable pack. Burton Pretty On Top and Mary Shaw were also married and Burton works at Kellys Car Wash located on 9th avenue in Aberdine. Mrs. John Daniels (Gwen Wolf) and her husband are honeymooning in Palm Springs. Bill La Forge is playing for the Boston Celtics as center. The last basketball game he made an amazing 35 points, from the free throw line. Carole Bends is a waitress in the Byway Motel and Cafe. There are other plans in her future but the crystal ball fails to reveal what they are. 23 PROPHECY Rose Ann Bradley is employed striking matches for the Firestone Products Company of Burnt, Wyoming. Doris Gets Down, Clara Alden and Linda Woo Sun joined the waves and are stationed in the Sheraton Park Hotel in New York until further orders. They brush after every meal with brand X. Elizabeth Whiteman is Montana's first lady state treasurer. She defeated Joe Blow last year who was running for relection. She now writes unemployment checks for Joe. Sharon Stimpson is a hair stylest and owns her own shop in Hardin known as Naylor's Beauty Salon. Marcia Willoughby deals with measurements, studies figures, and works with numbers. She is dress maker who spends weekends at the Vegas Club. Billy Stops is married to Kris Pilkington and they live in Denver where he is a mechanical engineer. John Clawson is married to a good cook and lives In Hardin. He works in Billings as a sports editor for the Billings Gazette. As for Claren Neal the image is fading and the crystal ball goes blank because of the fact that the batteries just wore out. Working, Jessie and Cork? 24 JUNIORS Jim Blakeley President Butch Bra ate n Rod Gregory Robert Brien Gail Iron Steve Mikami St. Council Rick Burris Luanna Jefferson Carole Anderson Buzzy Covers Up John Jones Richare Artist Nancy George Curtis Laughery Charles Wiley Vice -President Lynnette Hager Sec. andTreas. Myra Left Hand Lois Lincoln Connie Little Light Ronnie Medicine Pam Mullenburg Crow Mary Lu Murry Daisy Nornee Dee Not Afraid Te-Atta Old Bear Norman Red Wolf Tim Smith Jackquelyn Stewart Bruce Wiley Gerome White Hip Mary Agnes White Hip Rosemary Zwer The Junior Homecoming float entry which won a place in the parade. The Junior Candidates-Luanna Buzzy 28 JUNIOR ACTIVITY PAGE SOPHOMORES Arnold Bends Bill Clawson Harold Hill Annette Bird Micheal Bird in Ground Cheryl Davis Wesley Falls Down Plain Feather Secretary Linda Miller Treasurer Paul Miller President Teresa Bradley Cyrus Gros Ventre Cathline Johnson Vice -President David Bad Bear Jim Creach Alma Hill Gordon Realbird St. Council Barbarba Asmundson Rena Left Hand Ridkey Schibley Jessie Westbrook Ivan Small Charles Stewart Dwight Stewart Georgia Stops George Willoughby Shirley Zier Vemelle Medicine Crow Allison LaForge Larry LaForge Donnie Schenderline Ruth Knight James Neal Woody Pease Bernard LaFountain SOPHOMORE ACTIVITY PAGE King Woodrow and Queen Alma of the Soph's. 32 The Sophomore Homecoming float entry which won first place. FRESHMEN Miriam Iron PRESIDENT Sara Young VICE-PRESIDENT Donna Jeffers SECRETARY Fred Weibert TREASURER Bev Anderson St. Council Joseiyne Donna Alden Artist Roseline Geneva Billy Bear Claw Black Eagle Bomar Bruce Fritzler Allen Graham Myra Gros Ventre Marsha Hager Arnold Jefferson Maxine Jefferson Verena Betty Jefferson LaForge Colleen Ilene LaForge LaForge Norman Link Garfield Little Light Janice Mitchell Robert Franklin Nomee Plenty Hoops Raymond Real Bird Connie Red Star George Smith Donna Stevens Marsha Stewart Nancy Woo Sun Michael Williams Olive Williamson Emma Whiteman Hiram T obacco Chucky Yarlott Carson Yellowtail 35 King and Queen candidates FranklynG Miriam 36 FRESHMAN ACTIVITY PAGE The Freshman Homecoming Float entry which tied for 3rd place with Sr's. JUNIOR HIGH Calvin Wilson, President Danny Mason, V. President David Mason, Secretary Tommy Mikami, Treasurer Linda Pattyn, Reporter Mark Gentry, St. Council Representative Inez Bear Latonna Big Lake Mary Blaine Bobbi Jean Blakely Gayle Braaten Henrietta Bright Wings Leonard Bends Joni Calvetti Melody Chandler Kathy Clark Ruth Glasgow Clayton Horn 38 LeeAnn Jefferson Richard Kaiser Birdie Lion Shows Anita Medicine Horse Ray Metcalf Floyd Morrison Linda Pretty On Top Victor Singer Blaine Small Linda Smith Lois Stevens Jackie Stewart 39 Frank Stimpson Donna Westbrook Ann Wiley Steve Stevens, President Casey Munter, V. President Clayton Gregory, Secretary Truman Jefferson, St. Council Representative Joe Alden Jacqulyn Bear Claw Larry Bright Wings Kenneth Clark Clarice Covers Up Myron Falls Down Beverly Grey Bull Ronnie Hartung Linda Havaner Stella Hill Barry Howe Alice Iron Leonard Kaiser Alex La Forge Jr. 40 A. La Forge W. Miller S. Mullenbury L. Old Bear E. Rides the Horse E. Whiteman B. La Forge A. Mitchell T. Mullenburg G. Pease S. Stewart H. Wallace D. McCurdy C. Morning J. Shaw T. Whiteman W. Miller A. Morrison C. Nomee J. Peltier V. Three Irons J. Wilson Not Pictured: C. White Hip JUNIOR HIGH Mr. William Burke, coach Mrs. Joy Campbell's 7thgrade math class Mr. Richard Harmon's Jr. High Science Class The Junior High is composed of the 7th and 8th grade students. There are not very many activities which include both grades as they are divided”in most everything. The sponsor of the 7th grade is Mrs. Joy Campbell and the sponsors of the 8th grade are Mr. Dick Harmon and Mr. Harold Anderson. The Junior High Participates in the majority of all of the High School activities except in High School balloting and such. The Junior High numbers 81. 42 ORGANIZATIONS D. A. R THERESA JEFFERS Theresa Jeffers was chosen our D. A. R. representative for 1965. The qualifications for this honor are; leadership, citizenship, service, and dependability. Theresa will receive a certificate of award and the privilege of competing with other girls throughout the State in a written quiz. The winner will receive a $100 savings bond. GOOD CITIZEN AWARD WILLIAM YELLOWTAIL, JR. Bill was voted the outstanding citizen at Boys State the year of 1963-64. He was the first boy from Lodge Grass ever to receive the award. He was also Assistant State Treasurer, County Treasurer, and City Sheriff. He was also one of six boys selected to attend Boys Nation, and two were chosen. 44 FIRST ROW: Te-Atta Old Bear, Ursula Bad Horse, Daisy Nomee, Gail Iron, Luanna Jefferson, Carole Bends, Marcia Willoughby. SECOND ROW: Clara Alden, Connie Hogen, Lavonne Good Luck, Gwen Wolf, Delma Howe, Peggie Asmundson, Mary Shaw, Liz Whiteman. THIRD ROW: Bertha Not Afraid, Theresa Jeffers, Mary Lu Murry, Kris Pilkington. F. H. A. President Peggie A. Vice-President Luanna J. Secretary Theresa J. T reasurer Liz W. Student-Council Representative Carol B. 45 BAND ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Freedle, director; Mary Lu Murray; Jim Blakely. ROW TWO, Rick Burris, Bill Yellowta.il. ROW THREE: Peggie Asumundson, Lynnette Hager. CHORUS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: De-Andrea Davis, Jessie Mason, Treva Bell Rock, Karen Drift Wood, Lynne tte Hager, Peggie Asm undson, Gwen Wolf, Marcia Willoughby. SECOND ROW: Bill Yellowtail, Bernadette Stewart, Doris Gets Down, Connie Hogan, Rickey Burris, Kris Pilkington, Liz Whiteman, Theresa Jeffers. THIRD ROW: Johnny Ncathcrley, Jimmy Blakeley, Clarence Westbrook, Jimmy Creach, Johnny Clawson, Rich Artist, Chuck Stewart. 46 ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Clarance Westbrook, photographer; Mary Ann Shaw, Business Manager; Liz Whiteman, Editor; John Neatherly, Assistant Editor; ROW TWO: Ursula Bad Horse, Connie Little Light, Marcia Willoughby, Sharon Stimpson, Gwen Wolf. ROW THREE: Kriss Pilkington, Bernadette Stewart, Connie Hogan, Kelly Laughery. PAPER STAFF FIRST ROW: Charles Wiley, Sports Editor; Gail Iron, Artist; Rose Mary Zwer, Assistant Editor, Jim Blakeley, Editor. ROW TWO: Lou Anna Jefferson, Mary Agnes Whitehip, Lunnette Hager, Rod Gregory, Steve Mikami. ROW THREE: Mr. Freedle, Advisor; Pam Mullenburg, Delma Howe, Myra Left Hand, Bertha Not Afraid, Butch Braaton, Bruce Wiley. 47 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Osborn, sponsor; Tony Pease, Gordon Real Bird, Billy Clawson, Woodrow Plain Feather, John Clawson, Rick Burris. TOP TO BOTTOM: Bill La Forge, Bill Yellowtail, Burton Pretty on Top, Claren Neal, Bernard Covers Up, Byron Bird, Richard Artist, Sonny Falls Down, George Willoughby, Amie Bends, Dee Not Afraid, Arthur Plenty Hawk. President: Bill Yellowtail Vice-President: Burton Pretty On Top Secretary-Treasurer: John Clawson St. Council Rep.: Bill La Forge 48 FRONT TO BACK: Beverly A., Marcia W., Rosemary Z., Marsha H., Olive W., Barbara A. , Mary W. H., Carole B. , Joselyn A., Melissa J., Bemadine L., Mary Ann S., Vickie F. D. , Daisy N., Colleen L. F., Sarah Y., Coleen La Forge, Kathaleen Johnston., Clara Alden. , Emma Whiteman, Rose Ann Bradley., Elma Jean Hill. , Thersa Jeffers., Linda Miller., Richard Artest. , Mary Beth La Forge. , John Clawson. , Kris Pilkington. , Jessie Mason., Janice Mitchell., Donna Jeffers. , Donnie Schendar-line. , Ileen La Forge., Ursula Bad Horse. , Georga Stops., Gwen Wolf., Te-Atta Old Bear., Gail Iron., Vemell Medicine Crow., De Ann Davis. , Myra Gros Ventre. , Rick Shelby., Verena Jefferson., Luanna Jefferson., Sharon Stempson., Lyhnett Hager., Liz Whiteman. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV BULLIS MORTUARY 49 GRADE SCHOOL TWIRLERS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Veronica Small, Billie Anderson, Cindy Buckingham, Judy Weibert, Marguerite Weibert. SECOND ROW: Janie Faught, Wendy Wilson, Tory Westwood, Colette McCurdy, Vickey Havener. The above pictured girls are the future twirlers of Lodge Grass High School. They are sponsored by Mrs. Harold Anderson and are able to appear in public by performing at the B games during the intermission at half. The group is made up entirely of Grade School students wjio hope to become twirlers in High School. Mrs. Anderson's Class. Mrs. Blakley's Class. SPORTS 51 FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Jerome White Hip, John Clawson, Tony Pease, Billy Stops, Bill Yellowtail, Bill LaForge, Bernard Covers Up. SECOND ROW: Burton Pretty on Top, Amie Bends, Bruce Wiley, Kenneth Pretty on Top, George Willoughby, Bruce Fritzler, Woodrow Plain Feather, Dee Not Afraid, Donnie Schenderline, Steve Makami. THIRD ROW: Carson Yellowtail, Franklin Plenty Hoops, Woody Pease, Bill Clawson, Gordon Real Bird, Harold Hill, Wesley Falls Down. SCORES—’64 Red Lodge 24 Big Timber 21 Absarokee 7 Forsyth 7 Huntly Project 6 Harlowton 20 Hysham 20 Columbus 26 Roundup 12 Lodge Grass 0 Lodge Grass 7 Lodge Grass 35 Lodge Grass 40 Lodge Grass 35 Lodge Grass 9 Lodge Grass 47 Lodge Grass 21 Lodge Grass 18 52 PLACED IN A V FOR VICTORS! ! FRONT, Left to Right: Bill Yellowtail, Bernard CoversUp, Dee Not Afraid, Tony Pease, Billy Stops, Jerome Whitehip, John Clawson, Byron Bird, Burton Pretty On Top, Bill LaForge. BACK: Coach, Wagnaar; Manager, Rick Burris; Coach, Osborn. FRONT, Left to Right: W. Pease, D. Schenderline, B. Fritzler, C. Yarlott. SECOND ROW: W. Bull Tail, R. Real Bird, R. Medicine Crow, A. Bends, G. Real Bird, I. Small, Coach W. Waganaar. THIRD ROW: F. Plenty Hoops, W. Plain Feather, R. Artist, D. Stewart, R. Falls Down, W. Falls Down. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY JERSEY CREAMERY, HARDIN. MONTANA 53 OUR LEADERS!!! 54 FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Tom Mikami, Blaine Small, Myron Falls Down, Calvin Wilson, Harry Lee Wallace; SECOND ROW: Leonard Bends, Ronald Falls Down, Floyd Morrison, Danny Mason, Ronald Hartung, Coach, Mr. Burke. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Danny Pattyn, Loran Old Bear, Clayton Horn, Jeff Wilson, Truman Jefferson, Alex LaForge, Joe Alden, Frank Simpson, Coach, Mr. Burke. THIS PAGE CO-SPONSORED BY PING'S CLOTHING AND WESTWOOD INSURANCE AGENCY 55 Sharon Stimpson Liz Whiteman A Squad Cheerleaders-FRONT ROW, Left to Right, Sharon Stimpson, Luanna Jefferson. BACK, Liz Whiteman, Lynnette Hager. Lynnette Hager Luanna Jefferson this page sponsored by LITTLE HORN STATE BANK wyoua, Montana “B” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Donna Artist, Beverly Anderson. SECOND ROW: Emma White-man, Donna Jeffers. HIGH SCHOOL TWIRLERS FIRST ROW: Gale Braaten, Beverly Anderson, Donna Artist, Bobbie Jean Blakely, Linda Pattyn. SECOND ROW: Kris Pilkington, Vickie Falls Down, Linda Smith, Jessie Mason. NOT PICTURED: Donna Westbrook, Verne 11 Medicine Crow, Mary Blaine. 57 FRONT: Linda Pattyn, Bobbie Jean Blakely. BACK: Inez Bear, Susan Neal. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS “B” Q, u A D Estelle Whiteman, Melody Chandler, Georgianne Pease 58 Gail Iron Bill Stops BEST ALL AROUND AND CANDIDATES LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Mikami, Lit Whiteman, Claren Neal, Theresa Jeffers, Richard Artist, Rosemary Zwer. SEATED: Bill Stops and Gail Iron. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HARDIN AUTO COMPANY, hardin, Montana 60 SNO-BALL-QUEEN KING-BERNARD COVERS UP, QUEEN THERESA JEFFERS ATTENDANTS: FRONT ROW, L to R: Kris Pilkington, Luanna Jefferson, Gail Iron. BACK ROW: Bill Yellowtail, Burton Pretty On Top, John Clawson. 61 HOMECOMING Queen Alma Hill and King Woodrow Plain Feather and attendants. Senior Float Eighth Grade Float LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverley Anderson, Jessie Mason, Kris Pilkinz-ton, and Vicki Falls Down. 62 So That's what produces an annual?! 63 Is that you, Theresa Bradley? Oh Billy! ! W h e r e Y o u g 0 1 n g Rita Ronnie ? Is that you Vemell? Why so happy Ruth ? 64 BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jigs Wiley, Dick Blakeley, James Faught, Calvin Buckingham, and Wayne Criswell. JANITORS COOKS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Burris, Mary Neatherly, Joe Odell, and Doris Odell. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coo Pease and Grace Pilkington. 65 PEPSI” For Those Who Think Young!! PEPSI BOTTLING-CO. Billings, Mont. HANK'S CHEVRON For the Best.. . Tires Auto - Accessories Wheel - Alignment Shop At Hank's Hardin, Mont. The Senior Class of 1965 would like to extend their appreciation to the merchants of Lodge Grass, Hardin, Sheridan, Ranchester, and surrounding areas for their generous donation to our 1965 yearbook. Ranchester Sheridan Ranchester Mercantile Locker Plant Auto Parts, Inc. Ranchester State Bank K. B. Tractor Ranchester Motel Tuckers School Supply Sheridan G. H. Electronics Bank of Commerce D F. Liquor Store Shipton Supply Carroll Reality Modern Shoe Western Wear Ritz Sports Shop Safeway Roberts Appliance T.V. A-2 Rental Cloud Peaks Lanes Frickeys Sheet Metal Works Brouilletes Inc. Western Auto Sheridan Commercial Co. Bentleys Sioux Chief Cafe Professional Pharmacy United Sewing Center Patio Shop Jorgansons Jewelry Co. Sugar Spice Davis Music Store City Cleaning Drying Co. Sheridan Press NZ Shoe Store Lee's Drive Inn Anttony' s Caroll's Furniture Western Hotel Hardin The First National Bank Buds Freezer Locker Dan's Western Shop Ricker's Drug Thrifty Drug Co. Hested's Dept. Store Sheridan Flouring Mills Becker Hotel Clover Leaf Bakery Chamber's Mens' Wear Vacationland Studio Big Horn Drug Hardin Meat Market I. D. McCleary Gambles Dr. Bill E. Mjelde Marshall Wells Dr. Robert A. Miller Federated Store Dr. McFarland Ludricks Wyola Teepee Service Howard Curry Wyola Bros. Drakes Barber Shop Hi-Way Service Cafe Sawyers Wyola Mercantile Byllands Jewlery Little Horn State Bank Kellys Drive In Lodge Grass Browns Oil Gas Lodge Grass Bowling Lanes Hardin Auto Co. Lodge Grass Electric Big Horn Co. State Bank Town Hall Jersey Creamery Lodge Grass Electric Hardin Photo Service Westwood Insurance Agency Fishback Cleaners Mildreds Laundromat Hanks Chevron Knights General Store Graham Stauton Farmers Union Martins Western Store Johnston Bros. Lumber Co. Anthonys Store Gem Theater Salozzi Stevensons' AG Store Hardin Bakery Cafe Pings Clothing Mary’s Beauty Solon Lodge Grass Hotel Dining Room Leavitt Cleaners Georges Food Mart Chester Egnew Insurance Agency Mason Grocery Community Center Sheridan Campbell Corp. Champions Funeral Home Bullis Mortuary Dr. Groshart, Optometrist J.. MV,