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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1966 volume:

DEDICATION PAGE 1965 BASKETBALL TEAM Wc the staff of the 1966 INDIAN dedicate this annual to the 1965 Basketball Team. The only Lodge Crass team to win the Divisional Tournament and the only class B team from Lodge Crass to place in the State Tourney. PICTURED L. TO R. : VV. Wagenaar, ass't. coach, W. Falls Down, B. Covers Up, R. Falls Down, J. White Hip. R. Burris, trainer. NOT PICTURED: D. Osborn, head coach, B. Yellowtail, B. LaForge, B. Stops, B. Pretty On Top, B. Bird, T. Pease, J. Clawson, and C. Real Bird. 2 FA CUL7T MR. ELMER MAIN, Superintendent SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE As the 1966 edition of the Indian goes to the print, the class of 66 is winding up its last year at Lodge Grass High School. For me it has been an interesting year. I have had to slowly become acquainted with each one of you as the year progressed. All of you have been placed under one form or another of strain to keep up with your academic subjects, your extra-curricular activities, and the task assigned; that of making the best possible adjustment to adult life. You have worked hard, but you have not overlooked the pleasures of school life, as the pages in. this book will illustrate. A higher co-operation of the faculty and the parents. You have been exposed to the sciences, the arts, and the humanities. However, as we look back on this past year, we can be satisfied that we accomplished many of our objectives. We must look ahead to continued activity, and pledge ourselves to maximum exertion. This book is representative of the present and the past. As the years go by you will value it more and more for the many reflections it contains of your four years at a Lodge Grass High School. You will place a high value on it for the memories it contains of your classmates and the things you saw and did while you were a member of Lodge Grass High. 4 MR. W. I. BURKE High School Principal As my first year of being high school principal draws to a close, I would like to thank the students of L. G. H. S and especially the Seniors for their cooperation during the school year. Perhaps the moments shared were not always enjoyable but I hope they were worthwhile. Since these words here may be the last I may impart to many of you, let me re-emphasize the theme of the past year. Without discipline, success is nil. A disciplined person is a joy to himself as well as others. For only through self control, can one begin to proceed along the high road instead of the low road. Divide et impera. Divide and conquer. If you try to do too many things all at once you will do nothing well. If, however, you do each day's work well you will be pleased with the results and motivated to do at least one type of work well in life and this should be your vocation. Success does not consist in doing many things, but in doing whatever you do well and to the best of your ability. C. E. Cheyney MR. C. E. CHEYNEY Grade School Principal 5 MR. GARY HICKEY Commercial And U. S. History Ass't. Coach MR. DALEMcCINNIS Speech And English Jr. High Coach MISS EDNA SWAB Jr. High English MR. AURTHER LENZ Jr. High Art And History MR. ROBERT BOLEY Athletic Director History And Geography MISS PATRICIA CROWE Mathematics MR. LARRY MARCUS Frosh. Science Jr. High Science 6 MR. WILLIAM ROSS Math, Science, and Geometry MRS. EVELYN CARTER Guidance, Geography and World History MR. HAROLD ANDERSON Math, Biology and Chemistry MR. WESLEY WAGENAAR Junior High P. E. , Shop, Mechanical Drawing and Asst. Coach MR. CARL CARTER Jr. High and High School Band and Chorus MRS. HELEN McLAUGHUN Librarian and English MRS. HELEN MIKLOVICH English and Girls Physical Education 7 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Parker; Foss; Small; Cummins-Chairman; Laforge; Hager. SECOND ROW: Wham; McComas; Whiteman. MRS. SHIRLEY BOLEY High School Secretary MRS. DELORES MURDOCK Clerk of Schools 10 STEVEN PAUL MIKAMI CLASS OF 66” L. to R. : E. Main, Sponsor; C. Wiley, President; R. Gregory, V. President; G. Iron, Sec. -Treas. ; R. Zwer, Student Council Rep. ; W. Burke, Sponsor. CLASS MOTTO We Have Climbed The Hills, The Mountains Are Now In View. CLASS COLORS Royal Blue And Gold CLASS FLOWER Golden Spectre 11 CAROLE ANDERSON ROBERT FALLS DOWN He may seem quiet and look naive; but if you know Robert thats hard to believe. MARK CHANDLER I'm willing to taste any drink once. Whenever she's needed she'll be there ever ready to do her share. RICHARD BRAATEN Kind and Generous, frank, and always ready for a midnight prank. RICK BURRIS All great people are dead; I'm not so well myself. BERNARD COVERS UP An athlete that scored in more ways than one. 12 NANCY GEORGE Then she will laugh — good god, how she will laugh. ROD GREGORY A great nose indicates a great man. GAIL IRON Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. LUANNA JEFFERSON A rose is sweeter in the bud than in full bloom. 13 CONNIE LITTLELIGHT Give me time. MARY LU MURRAY They copied all they could, but they couldn't copy my mind. RONNIE MEDICINE CROW Studies, if he takes a notion. STEVEN MIKAMI A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart. 14 BRUCE WILEY A man among men, a lion among women. CHARLES WILEY There'll be a hot time in the old town to-night. 15 16 CLASS PROPHECY As we look into the crystal ball for 1976 our outstanding class President, Charles Wiley is seen busy at work putting out the 900th edition of the Mad Magazine. We hope that Charles will continue this educational work of this well known Wyola magazine. In Wyola we have another celebrity, Nancy George, the well known producer of the Wild Beach Parties; we might add that her fellow classmate, Richard Burris, the distinguished lawyer of the Defenders, is helping her win the lawsuit, George vs Lodge Grass . She has been littering the beaches of Willow Creek Reservoir. We find another classmate, Professor Rod R. Gregory, who has invented a woman robot, He further states that its not as good as the real thing on a date. Accompaning him is Butch Braaten who will stop off in Two Dot where he will take care of the largest fungus patch in the world. Now boarding another plane is the renowned hunter, Curtis Laughery with liis pack of coon dogs. He is going to hunt the elusive bedbug in Africa. While in Africa he will run into Te-Atta Old Bear and Jerome White Hip who joined the Peace Corps to help teach war dances to the Pigmys A-go-go. Meanwhile Bruce Wiley is traveling to Forsyth to make a study of bird calls from local bird brains for his scheduled appearance on the Happy Herb show. Back at Kennedy International Airport Gail Iron, famous woman biologists, is stepping off her chartered plane and is greeted by the flashes of cameras after her great discovery of the warbling albino yellow-bellied sap-sucker. Ronnie Medicine Crow helped fly the first all women space team to Mars, and of course the spaceship didn't need to generate its own fuel. At the bottom of the ramp waits a dear classmate, Bertha Not Afraid, who is the star of the afternoon soap opera My Mother, The Still . She is also a stockholder in Moonshiners Inc. 17 As our classmates head for the heart of New York City they pass the secluded airport of Kamakazi Inc. The owner, Steve Mikami, is the only living man who made a flight as a Kamakazi pilot. He parachuted. But we must leave these happy people and go back to the airport where the plane from France is just landing. Aboard this plush airplane is Luanna Jefferson, the singer of the recent hit Let Me Call You Sweetheart, (Cuz I Forgot Your Name) . Awaiting her arrival is Tim Smith, photographer of the year, who won tliis honor by photographing a stirring scene between two creatures from the Bronx Zoo, Aggie Joe Baboon. He is just one of the honored classmates for in the cafeteria of the airport sits Mary Lu Murray. Mary Lu made her latest film, Horse Woman , in which she did a tearjerking scene with Sugar Babe. She is bound for another Oscar from the Humane Society. In a booth next to our animal celebrity is Mary Agnes White Hip who is a model for the Playboy Magazine which advertises clothes on their way out. Next to Mary sits Myra Left Hand, who gained world recognition by creating the Yul Brenner hairdo. She is bald. We must leave the cafeteria to direct our attention to an incoming plane from Holland. The world famous girls' basketball team is arriving with their coach Bernard Covers Up. In the crowd is Robert Falls Down, sole star of the afternoon kiddie show Uncle Bob and his playmates . Bob is waiting to rush Buzzy will be the guest of honor along with Rosemary Zwer, who today is known among the bubble gummer set as the Surf Queen of Washed Out Beach. Waiting to rush these people to the studio is Carole Anderson, famed women speed car driver, and her side kick and mechanic, Mark Chandler, who designed the first high speed Super Sport Schwin Bike with a 389 , spokes that is. As her jet propelled car pulls out they are stopped at an exit where amidst the crowd looms a big sign Long Live The Class of 66 . 18 ID PREPARING TO make: a living PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY Under the direction of Mr. Boley, the Seniors are learning how to cope with problems of American Democracy. SENIOR CLASSES SENIOR ENGLISH Under the direction of Mrs. Mik-lovich, the Seniors are learning to master grammar and British Literature. 20 JUNIORS G. Willoughby President R Moore Vice-President A Hill Secretary J. Westbrook Treasurer L Miller Student Council Rep. A. Bends A. Bird M. Birdinground T. Bradley A. Caplett B. Clawson L. Costa C. Davis W. Falls Down B. Jackson R. Knight 22 A. LaForge L. LaForge R. Left Hand V. Medicine Crow P. Miller J. Neal W. Pease W. Plain Feather R. Reichus R. Reichus D. Schenderline J. Seeley R. Shibley I. Small C. Stewart G. Stops S. Zier 23 JUNIOR ENGLISH In Mrs. McLaughlin class, the Juniors are learning the many aspects of American Literature. JUNIOR CLASSES UNITED STATES HISTORY Mr. Hickey is teadiing the Juniors the interesting history of the United States. 24 SOPHOMORES C. Yellowtail President B. Anderson Vice-President N. Stevenson Secretary L. Main Treasurer D. Stevens Student Council Rep. J. Alden W. BullTail G. Black Eagle M. Covers Up N. Davis B. Fritzler M. Faught A. Graham M. Gros Ventre A. Gun Shows D. Jeffers 26 A. Jefferson M. Jefferson V Jefferson D Kirkwood C. LaForge I. LaForge M. LaForge M. LaForge N. Link J. Mitchell F. Plenty Hoops R. Real Bird G. Smith M. Stewart 27 SOPHOMORE ENGLISH As you see, Mr. McGinnis is trying hard to teach these boys all he knows about English. The boys learn a great deal faster than the girls. SOPHOMORE CLASSES SOPHOMORE ENGLISH The Sophomores are trying furtively to learn English despite the able instruction of Mrs. Miklovich. 28 FRESHMEN D. Mason President I. Bear Vice President L. Stevens Secretary T. Mikami Treasurer M. Chandler Student Council Rep. F. Bad Horse L. Bends M. Blaine G. Braaten J. Calvetti K. Clark R. Falls Down M. Gentry C. Horn R. Kaiser B. Lion Shows 30 D. Mason N. Moholland R. Metcalf L. Pattyn D. Powers T. Reichus F. Simpson V. Singer R. Shongo B. Small L. Smith J. Stewart L. Stevens D. Stops 31 D. Westbrook A. Wiley FRESHMAN ENGLISH Under Mr. McGinnis direction, the Freshman are learning the fundamentals of grammar and the enthralling aspects of literature. FRESHMAN CLASSES FRESHMAN ENGLISH The girls are trying to learn the same things as the boys from Mr. McGinnis. 32 GRADES D. Pattyn President S. Stevens Vice-President C. Munter Secretary R. Hartung Treasurer J. Alden Student Council Rep. J. Bear Claw K. Clark R. Clawson B. Cummins M. Falls Down M. Goodluck C. Gregory B. Greybull L. Havener B. Howe A. Iron T. Jefferson L. Kaiser 34 A. La Forge A. La Forge M. Little Nest K. Main D. McCurdy W. Miller W. Miller S. Mullenbcrg S. Neal C. Nomee L. Old Bear G. Pease J. Shaw S. Stewart V. Three Irons 35 G. Formanack President K. Mikami Vice-President G. Liming Secretary and Treasurer T. Westwood Student Council Rep. B. Backbone W. Bo mar B. Burris D. Chatham T. Cummins M. Edwards M. Falls Down K. Gentry J. Hill C. Iron B. Jefferson 36 G. Jefferson K. Jefferson B. La Forge F. Medicine Horse N. Morning T. Mullenburg B. Murdock L. Nomee B. Old Bear A. Old Coyote B. Plenty Hawk L. Prime K. Shick F. Springfield W. Springfield M. Stewart E. Stimpson T. White Man G. Takes Gun B. Kaiser 37 GRADE CLASSES EIGHTH GRADE ENGLISH Here the students are learning the basic fundamentals of grammar and literature under the direction of Miss Swab. SEVENTH GRADE MATH The students, under the direction of Mr. Anderson are learning the new process of Modem Math. 38 A CTIVITIES FOOTBALL TEAM TOP ROW, L. to R. , W. Falls Down; F. Plenty Hoops; B. Wiley; C. Wiley; B. Covers Up; R. Falls Down. SECOND ROW, A. Bends; W. Plain Feather; V. Singer. THIRD ROW, R. Burris, Tr. ; B. Braaten; B. Clawson; D. Mason; C. Yellowtail; B. Fritzler; G. Willoughby; L. Main. FOURTH ROW, T. Mikami; I. Small; D. Schenderline; S. Mi-kami; D. Mason; M. Bird in Ground; R. Metcalf; J. White Hip. NOT PICTURED, L. Bends. Lodge Grass 00 Big Timber 13 Lodge Grass 12 Absorakee 14 Lodge Grass 18 Forsyth 19 Lodge Grass 06 Huntley 28 Lodge Grass 00 Harlotown 20 Lodge Grass 06 Roundup 45 Lodge Grass 06 Columbus 13 Lodge Grass 26 Red Lodge 07 40 Mr. Boley Head Coach Mr. Hickey Assnt. Coach HOMECOMING SHOTS LONG LIVE THE CLASS OF '66! Frosh float??? Miller's float! What a sight! Sophomore's float??? zt SIOHS nvaiood ''A” SQUAD L. to R. BACK ROW: A. Bends; W. Falls Down; L. Costa; C. Wiley; B. Covers Up; R. Falls Down; F. Plenty Hoops. FRONT ROW: W. Wagenaar, Assn. ; R. Real Bird; C. Yarlott; J. Caplett; R. Medicine Crow; W. Plain Feather; I. Small; B. Boley, Coach. CENTER: R. Burris, St. Trainer. L. G. —38 Hardin—48 L. G. —27 Harlo—45 L. G. —43 Big Timber--50 L. G. —43 Roundup--40 L. G. --36 Forsyth--66 L. G. —39 Plentywood--50 L. G. —51 Poplar--48 L. G. — 38 Red Lodge--39 L. G. —59 Absarokee—58 L. G. --66 Huntly Project--45 L. G. —79 Columbus--60 L. G. — 46 Huntly Project--51 L. G. —75 Absarokee--50 L. G. —44 Roundup--50 L. G. --68 Forsyth--5 9 L. G. --44 Gillette--48 L. C. --53 Columbus—56 L. G. --49 Gillette--68 L. G. --51 Red Lodge--47 L. G --52 Harlo—48 L. C. --66 TOURNAMENT Big Timber--44 L. c. --59 Red Lodge—51 L. G --52 Huntly Project--57 L. G --44 Roundup--54 43 B” SQUAD L. to R. BACK ROW: T. Mikami; B. Fritzler; C. Yellowtail; V. Singer; M. Covers Up; B. Clawson; G. Willoughby; W. Wagenaar, Coach. FRONT ROW: B. Small; C. Horn; A. Jefferson; R. Falls Down; L. Bends; W. Bulltail; D. Schenderline; D. Mason. L. G. —28 Hardin —75 L. G.--28 Harlo—34 L. G.--40 Big Timber—37 L. G.--58 Roundup —31 L. G.--56 Forsyth—64 L. G.--50 Tongue River--47 L. G.--40 Red Lodge —41 L. G.--52 Absarokee—55 L. G. —56 Huntly Project--53 L. G. —41 Huntly Project--48 L. G.--56 Absarokee —35 L. G. —35 Roundup--37 L. G.--48 Forsyth--37 L. G.--61 Gillette —47 L. G. —58 Columbus —47 L. G.--53 Gillette—50 L. G.--67 Red Lodge—60 L. G.--52 Harlo—34 L. G. —59 Big Timber—44 L. G. —53 Tongue River--45 44 Did he make it! Is Alma Watching Me? 45 At Tournament At Tournament Again EIGHTH GRADE L. to R. BACK ROW: D. McGinnis, Coach; D. McCurdy; R. Har-tung; L. Old Bear; J. White Hip, Assn. FRONT ROW: T. Jeffereon; A. LaForge; M. Falls Down; J. Alden; C. Munter. SEVENTH GRADE L. to R. BACK ROW: G. Hickey, Coach; M. Falls Down; B. Backbone; G. Jefferson; J. Hill; K. Mikani; D. Bomar. FRONT ROW: G. Liming; K. Jefferson; T. Carpenter; B. Jefferson; F. Medicine Horse; B. Burris, Mgr. 46 TRACK TEAM L. toR. BACK ROW: W. Wagenaar, Assn.; W. Falls Down; F. Plenty Hoops; V. Singer; M. Covers Up; G. Willoughby; C. Yellowtail; C. Yarlott; L. Costa; B. Clawson; W. Pease; B. Boley, Coach. FRONT ROW: R. Burris, St. Trainer; A. Jefferson; L. Bends; M. Gentry; R. Real Bird; D. Mason; C. Horn; D. Schenderline; D. Mason; J. Seeley; T. Mikami, Mgr. ; R. Shibley, Mgr. L. to R. , W. Pease; W. Falls Down; B. Clawson; C. Yarlott. 47 Woody placed third at State in the high hurdles. ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Arnie Bends was awarded the W. G. Rafter, Jr. Best Athlete of the Year Award. This is a yearly award made by the coaching staff to that athlete who they feel best helped the team in all three sports, football, basketball, and track. Congratulations, Amie. THIS PAGE IS CO-SPONSORED bv HARDIN AUTO COMPANY AND HESTEDS OF HARDIN 48 A” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Nancy Alma L. toR. BACK: A. Hill; L. Jefferson. FRONT: B. Anderson; N. Stevenson. Beverly Luanna THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY STEVENSON'S STORE. B” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT; Emma Whiteman; Donna Jeffers; Linda Pattyn; Inez Bear. THIS HALF PAGE WAS DONATED BY LUDRICK'S IN HARDIN, MONTANA TWIRLERS TOP ROW, L. to R.: Mrs. Anderson, advisor; D. Westbrook; M. Chandler; M. Blaine; J. Stewert; L. Pattyn. SECOND ROW, M. La Forge; B. Anderson; G. Braaten; B. Anderson. THIS HALF PAGE WAS DONATED BY MARSHALL WELLS IN HARDIN, MONTANA 50 8TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT; Susan Neal; Estelle Whiteman; Georgianne Pease. THIS HALF PAGE WAS DONATED BY THE PURRINA ELEVATOR, HARDIN 7TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS STANDING, L. toR.: Enid Stimpson; Karen Shick; Tory Westwood. KNEELING, Debra Chattam. THIS PAGE WAS DONATED BY THE FISHBACK’S CLEANERS . HARDIN, MONTANA , MONT. 51 ANNUAL STAFF L. to R. TOP ROW: Mr. Burke; B. Braatenj R. Falls Down; Mr. Main. SECOND ROW: M. Murray; L. Jefferson; T. Old Bear; B. Not Afraid; M. Left Hand. BOTTOM ROW: R. Burris; C. Wiley; R. Zwer; S. Mi-kami; T. Smith; G. Iron; M. White Hip. PAPER STAFF L. to R. TOP ROW, Mr. Hickey; B. Jackson; J. Neal; C. Davis. SECOND ROW, L. Miller; J. Westbrook; G. Stops; S. Zier. BOTTOM ROW, T. Bradley; A. Bird; R. Knight. THIS PAGE WAS DEDICATED BY THE FARMER'S UNION CO. BEST ALL-AROUND THI BOY AND GIRL Sonny Falls Down and Rosemary Zwer have been elected by their peers for maintaining a high scholastic average, participating in an extra-curricular activity and showing leadership qualities. Other candidates were; Linda Miller Steve Mikami Carole Anderson Roth Charles Wiley Teresa Bradley Ivan Small page was sponsored by KHDN RADIO and FEDERATED CLOTHING STORE-IN HARDIN MONTANA 53 The queen and her attendants. The queen and her escort. HOMECOMING ”65” Queen Rosella Pease The crowning ceremony by Buzzy. The queen at half time. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND THE STEVENS FRYBERGER STORE. 54 SADIE HAWKINS KING AND QUEEN Janice Mitchell was elected queen of the Sadie Hawkins dance and week. Her king of the hillbilly set is Manuel Covers Up. 55 PROM 1966 Rosemary Zwer is the Prom Queen for 1966 and King is Steve Mikami. Candidates for King were Steve, Buzzy Covers Up and not pictured, Charles Wiley. The Queen's attendants are Te-Atta Old Bear and Gail Iron. THIS page IS sponsored bv THE K. B. TRACTOR CO. AND THE BANK OF COMMERCE SHERIDAN, WYOMING PROM SHOTS Kick it out, George. I think they're enjoying themselves. The teachers liked it too. 57 D.A.R 1 Rosemary Zwer was given the D. A. R. Good Citizen Award for meeting the patriotic qualifications needed for receiving this outstanding award. THIS PAGE IS CO-SPONSORED BV BROWN'S DRUG OF SHERIDAN AND MASON'S GROCERY OF LODGE GRASS. 58 GIRL STATERS L. toR.: T. Bradley, Alternate; L. Miller, Delegate. BOY STATERS L. toR. BACK ROW: A. Bends; B. Clawson, Alternates. FRONT ROW: P. Miller; I. Small, Delegates. 59 DRAMA CLUB TOP ROW, L. to R.: N. Link; L. Main, B. Fritzlerj R. Shongo; D. Kirkwood. SECOND ROW, J. Calvetti; J. Mitchell; M. Murray; R. Reishus; N. Stevenson. THIRD ROW, D. Mason; D. Jeffers, R. Knight; D. Powers; Teresa Bradley; Steve Mikami; R. Zwer. FRONT ROW: Mr. McGinnis; Miss Crowe; Mr. Marcus, advisors. SPEECH CLUB TOP ROW, L. toR.: J. Calvetti; M. Murray; R. Reishus; THIRD ROW, D. Mason; A. Wiley; R. Moore; J. Stewert; T. Bradley; C. Little Light; T. Reishus; SECOND ROW, B. Lion Shows; B. Amsll; M. Jefferson; J. Mitchell; R. Zwer; I. Bear; M. LaForge. FRONT ROW, Mr. McGinnis, advisor; D. Jeffers; M. Gentry; D. Powers; Miss Crowe, advisor; Mr. Marcus, advisor. 60 THI PLAY SHOTS A tender scene between Steve and Teresa in the High School play. The whole cast is made up of fine actors. F.H.A. CONVENTION Mary Agnes White Hip doing tire Lord's Prayer in Crow Indian sign language at the Montana State F. H. A. convention in Bozeman, Montana. page is sponsored sv HARTMAN'S GARAGE and JOHNSTON'S LUMBER YARD 61 BAND L. to R. BACK ROW: D. Clawson; B. Jackson; S. Stewart; A. Bird; C. Stewart; C. Carter, director; N. George. MIDDLE ROW: D. Pattyn; B. Murdock; T. Westwood; J. Ellenberg; D. Kaiser; V. Mitchell; M. Gentry; D. Mason; W. Miller; D. Westwood; D. Mason; L. Main; K. Gentry; R. Moore; F. Simpson; L. Smith; D. Blacksmith; R. Burris. FRONT ROW: M. Murray; P. Miller; L. Miller; S. Stevens; D. Chatham; G. Formanack; R. Shongo; R. Knight. The band, under the direction of Mr. Carter, did an outstanding job considering it was the first band at L. G. H. S. since 1963. The band sponsored two concerts which were a great success and received an excellent rating at the district music festival. Also five students advanced to state competition. They were Rick Burris, Chuck Stewart, Paul Miller, Mary Lu Murray, and Linda Miller. Rick received a I rating at district on a solo and a II rating at state. Chuck received a I at district and was sick during state and was unable to participate. Paul, Linda, and Mary Lu received a I at district on a trio and a II at state. Rick, Chuck, and Mary Lu were participants in the all state band. Thanks much Mr. Carter for what you have given us. THIS PAGE IS CO-SPONSORED BV PING'S CLOTHING AND JOHNSTON BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY of lodge grass. 62 CHORUS L. toR. BACK ROW: M. Blainej M. Murray} R. Left Hand} M. Left Hand} L. Jefferson. B. Not Afraid} A. Hill; A. Bird; E. Whiteman; C. LaForgej V. Jefferson; L. Stevens; J. Stewart; D. Kirkwood. MIDDLE ROW: J. Alden; G. Black Eagle; C. Davis; L. Pattyn; K. Claik; M. Stewart; M. White Hip; G. Iron; M. Gros Ventre; D. Westbrook; B. Lion Shows; I. Bear; L. Smith. FRONT ROW: C. Carter, director; F. Bad Horse; I. LaForge; N. Mullholland; T. Old Bear; V. Medicine Crow; G. Stops; B. Anderson; N. Stevenson; D. Stops; D. Stevens; D. Jeffers; G. Braaten; S. Boley, Acc. The chorus, under the direction of Mr. Carter, made great pre-gress this year. Although there was a chorus last year almost all the members either graduated of were unable to participate this year. Many students began work on solo singing and there was a turnout of about 40 girls for chorus. Next year we expect an outstanding chorus. Thanks for all the time you have given us, Mr. Carter. 63 GRADUATION SHOTS Rod R. Gregory is seen here giving his Valedictory address. The commencement speaker was Dr. Garrison. Steven Mikami is now seen giving his Salutatory address. 64 STUDENT COUNCIL President Steve Mikami Vice President Paul Miller Secretary Rosemary Zwer Treasurer Luanna Jefferson TOP ROW, L. to R. ; C. Ycllowtailj G. Willoughby; M. Murray; M. Gentry; L. Miller; C. Wiley; B. Covers Up; SECOND ROW, R. Gregory; D. Stevens; T. Westwood; D. Mason; N. George; M. Chandler; D. Jeffers; G. Iron. THIRD ROW, R. Burris; I, Bear; L. Pattyn; B. Anderson; J. Alden; D. Pattyn; G. Formanack; L. Smith. BOT rOM ROW, S. Mikami; P. Miller; L. Jefferson; Mr. Burke. NOT PICTURED, R. Zwer. 66 HONOR SOCIETY The members of the National Honor Society comprises a select group of students on the national as well as local level, who have shown leadership, scholarship, service, and character in school and community activities. It is an honor and a privilege to be chosen as a member of the society. The student must also maintain a B average in academic work. A TOP ROW, Mr. Burke. SECOND ROW, L. TO R. , J. Mitchell; D. Jeffers; N. Stevenson; B. Anderson; C. Wiley; S. Mikami; R. Burris. BOTTOM ROW, Rod Gregory; L. Miller; C. Roth; P. Miller; G. Iron. 67 L” CLUB The L Club is the elite organization of the athletes of Lodge Grass High School. This club does much to inspire school spirit and sportsmanship. It also furthers and makes gentlemen of our athletes both on and off the field. Athletics prepares us both physically and mentally for the rigors of our dynamic society. TOP ROW, L. TO R. ; L. Costa; J. Caplett; L. Bends; C. Yellowtail; V. Singer; G. Wiley; C. Stewert; D. Mason; L. Main; R. Falls Down. SECOND ROW; R. Medicine Crow; T. Mikami; R. Metcalf; W. Plain Feather; F. Plenty Hoops; R. Real Bird; B. Braaten; D. Mason. THIRD ROW; M. Chandler; I. Small; M. Covers Up; G. Willoughby; J. Seeley; D. Schenderline; S. Mikami; B. Clawson; A. Bends; C. Yarlott. BOTTOM ROW; R. Burris, Pres. ; W. Falls Down, Vice-Pres. ; B. Fritzler, Sec. ; B. Covers Up, Std. Council Rep. NOT PICTURED; Mr. Boley. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY FOX SERVICE CENTER 68 F.H.A TOP ROW, L. to R. , M. Left Hand; A. Hill; R. Shongo; J. Mitchell. SECOND ROW, M. Gros Ventre; R. Left Hand; M. Stewcrt; V. Medicine Crow. THIRD ROW, Mrs. McLaughlin; M. White Hip; B. Not Afraid; L. Jefferson; N. Stevenson. THIS TOP HALF PAGE WAS DEDICATED BY HART’S PLUMBING PEP CLUB TOP ROW, L. to R. , B. Anderson; D. Powers; L. Smith; I. Bear; G. Black Eagle; T. Bradley; S. Zier; D. Stops; M. White Hip; A. Bird; B. Lion Shows; G. Iron; D. Jeffers; SECOND ROW, J. Westbrook; K. Clark; N. Mulholland; C. Davis; R. Knight; G. Stops; M. Stewcrt; V. Medicine Crow; N. Stevenson; L. Jefferson; M. Gros Ventre; V. Jefferson. BOTTOM ROW, L. Stevens; E. Whiteman; D. Stevens; N. George; R. Left Hand; B. Not Afraid; J. Alden; C. Roth; M. Jefferson; G. Black Eagle; D. LaForge. 69 L. TO R. TOP ROW: J. Shaw; W. Miller; N. Link; F. Simpson; M. Faught; SECOND ROW: K. Main; B. Lion Shows; M. Stewart; M. Murray; L. Jefferson; D. Pattyn; THIRD ROW: D. Clawson; N. Mul-hallond; J. Stewart; D. Powers; R. Shongo; A. Hill; BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. McGlaughlin; R. Zwer; N. Stevenson; J. Mitchell; A. Wiley. L. TO R. TOP ROW: W. Miller; N. Link; M. Murray; L. Jefferson; SECOND ROW: J. Stewart; D. Powers; A. Hill; THIRD ROW: Mrs. McGlauphin; R. Zwer; N. Stevenson; D. Pattyn. 70 HIGH SCHOOL WEEK These students have shown and proved that they have met the requirements necessary to represent Lodge Grass High School at High School Week. The delegates must spend from four to five hours in competitive testing held on the Montana State University Campus. The testing is in order to determine scholarship grants to attend the university. L. TO R. C. Wiley; P. Miller; L. Miller; G. Iron; Mr. Burke. 71 BUS DRIVERS L. TO R. , W. Criswell; J. Faught; C. Buckingham; J. Wiley; P. Miklovich. JANITORS L. TO R. , J. O'Dell; D. O'Dell; G. Pilkington; R. Burris. COOKS L. TO R. , H. Clawson; G. 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