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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1979 volume:

DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF DON OLD ELK 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIOR HIGH Seniors 4 Sports 14 Activities 30 Organizations 44 Classes 60 Staff 68 JUNIOR HIGH Classes 74 Activities 78 GRADE SCHOOL Classes 84 Activities 91 4 SENIORS 1979 5 Wanda Hammett Clint Havener Michaelynn Hawk Oliver Hugs Carolyn Stevens Leitha Spotted Horse Kerry Stewart Bill Webster CLASS POLL FOR ’'1979” BIGGEST PARTIER MOST SHY Leitha Spotted Horse Tracy Jackson Lauren Old Crow Patrick Nomee FIRST TO GET MARRIED Carolyn Stevens Oliver Bear Don't Walk PRETTIEST HAIR Orvilene Rodeaux Steve Miller CLASS CLOWN C.J. Not Afraid Joenne Pease FRIENDLIEST Barry Russell Felicia Old Crow BEST ATHLETE Wanda Hammett Oliver Bear Don't Walk MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Merla Mullenburg Randy Roth BIGGEST SHOW-OFF AND BRAGGER C.J. Not Afraid Wanda Hammett LEADER Joenne Pease Randy Roth BEST DRESSED Carolyn Stevens Oliver Bear Don't Walk MOST TALKATIVE Joenne Pease C.J. Not Afraid GROUCHIEST Merla Mullenburg Clint Havener 12 CLASS WILL FOR 1979 I, Loren Shick, hereby will my ability to miss as much school as I did and pass to my little sister Laura. My locker £• grades to Gail Stimpson. To my little brother, to chew in class and not get caught, when he gets in Higb School. I, Lauren Old Crow, hereby will all my friends to have fun during their school years and they'll go along ways, (in the new school.) 1, Randall Roth, hereby will my football locker to Bob Weigand who will probably never use it because it is almost worn out. My car (Which is almost worn out) to any one wbo think they can keep up payments, and last but not least my senior keggar hang-over to Jamie Wald who will never use it. I, Carol Jean B.B., hereby will my ability of being sby to Kimberly Anne who's got quite a big mouth. My locker ft40 which is close to the boys R.R. to Irene Y.T. and favorite seating spot in class which is the back row to Doren 0. B. 1, Barry Russell, hereby will my unexcused absents to everybody. And my managing position on the basketball team to who ever can handle it. 1, Kenneth Clint Havener, hereby will my ability to wreck the super's pickup and live through it to Terry Roth and jocks to Vernon Brien in hopes he'll be able to do something with them next year in football. 1, Bill Webster, hereby will nothing to nobody because they don't know how to take care of anything. I, Merla Mullenberg, hereby will all of my boring weekends to F.B.M. so he can learn to stay away from Hardin, Montana. 1, Hartford Black Eagle, hereby will my unexcused absent slip to my cousin Larry Black Eagle so he may do better with it in the new school. 1, Hart Bear Claw, hereby will my basketball uniform to Dan Morning 34-31 and hope they get to state this time around. 1, Wanda J. Hammett, hereby will to Barbara my basketball shoes in hopes she can make free throws too! To Carolyn I will my friendship and rat infested locker! 1, Kerry L. Stewart, hereby will my mystical and fantastic friendship to the L.G.H.S. student body. My crazy times to Richard Chatham. My height to Dave Jefferson so he can look over other people. My basketball shoes to Ellis Murdock, and my boots to whoever wants them. I, Oliver Elias Hugs III, first of all I'm not going to extremes by willing my car or stereo to anyone because you know I w'on't give it up when they come after the equipment, and I can't will my locker to anyone because how are you so sure that person is going to use that locker? So what I'm saying is that a class will serve no logical purpose? So where does that leave me? I'm just not going to make out a will this year! ... FOOTBALL SCORE BOX Top row L to R Dale B.I.G., Robert Hugs, H. Coach Nelson, A. Coach Highland, James Blaine, Clayton Good Luck, 2nd row, Joe B.I.G., Gary Boyd, Randy Roth, Bill Webster, Lansing B.I.G. , Gordon Boyd, Ellis Murdock, 3rd row, Cody Brazier, David Stevens, Richard Jeffers, Mike Webster, Edward Not Afraid, Dennis Whiteman, Vernon Brien, Terry Roth. at L. G. 6 at Red Lodge 42 at L.G. 20 at Colstrip 41 at Huntley Proj. 47 at L.G. 20 at Roundup 49 Forsyth L.G. Labre L.G. L.G. Shepard L.G. 1978 18 Football section sponsored by K SERVICE SHOP Motorcycles, Snowmobiles, Boats, Motors, Chrysler, Suzuki, Arctic, Cat, Polaris, Lund Spirit. Just So. Of US 14 on US 87 Sheridan, Wyoming (307) 674-6351 19 B Squad Left to Right: Anita He Does It, Abigail Medicine Horse, Lydia Jefferson, Barbara Hammett, Twila Old Elk, Lynn Laforge, Lisa Fritzler, Becky Shaw, Amy Old Elk, Lita Schenderline, Valerie Brien. Sitting: Susan Stevens, Manager. Not pictured: Coach Watts. Right: Barbara Hammett fires a jump shot over the defender's outstretched arms. Below: Janice Not Afraid brings the ball upcourt against pressure. 20 GIRLS BASKETBALL A squad. Standing left to right: Doreen White, Laurie Alden, Mary Horn, Teresa Mullenberg, Dinah Bird, Abby Smith, Trivian Horn, Wanda Hammett, Cheryl Bear Claw, Coach Small. Kneeling: Tina Hill, Valerie Brien. Wanda Hammett battles for the ball. WARRIOR BASKETBALL Standing left to right; Gerald Stewart, Richard Chatham, Marvin Stops, Ivan Don't Mix, Larry Stevens, Robert Hugs, Joseph Stewart, Myron Eastman, Coach DeYoung. Kneeling left to right; Bruce Pretty On Top, George Not Afraid, Edward Not Afraid, Harold Brien, Kevin E ust, Vernon Brien, David Stevens. On the floor, Mgr. Sonny Black Eagle. Standing left to right; Jon Pretty On Top, Larry Stevens, Robert Hugs, Steven Jefferson, Myron Eastman, Asst. Coach DeYoung. Kneeling left to right; Gerald Stewart, Bruce Pretty On Top, Dennis Whiteman, Ben Gros Ventre. 22 Standing Left to Right: Asst. Coach De Young, Dewey Bear Don't Walk, Hartford Black Eagle, Joe Bird In Ground, Oliver Bear Don't Walk, David Jefferson, Coach Gordon Real Bird. Kneeling Left to Right: Harford Bear Claw, James Blaine, Kerry Stewart, Clayton Good Luck, Dale Bird In Ground. 23 INDIANS GO TO DIVISIONALS The Lodge Grass Indians came within one point of winning the Southeastern B Divisional Basketball Tournament held at the Metra. We were defeated by the Roundup Panthers in a thrilling overtime contest, 65-64. Oliver Bear Don't Walk was voted to the Southeastern B all Star Team first squad. Statistics: L.G. 11 26 37 67 Colstrip 14 30 35 63 L.G. 11 32 48 68 Red Lodge 16 37 48 65 L.G. 14 30 40 60 64 ot Roundup 14 30 39 60 65 L.G. 10 29 55 67 Labre 20 42 61 76 25 WRESTLING The 1978-79 Varsity Wrestlers were led by Junior, M.V.P., Mike Webster at the 112 lb. weight class. Mike's 13-10 record included 4th place finishes at the Forsyth and Billings Tournaments and 3rd at Huntley Project. Other team members were Baldamar Arguello, Tom Manolis and Bill Webster. The small turnout and adverse training conditions contributed highly to the Grapplers mediocre 23 wins and 40 losses at seven tournaments in Broadus, Forsyth, Billings and Huntley Project. The quality of instruction may unsurpassed in history of our school with direction coming from four coaches. The 1979-80 team should be improved with a much better turnout, excellent facilities and the nucleus of this years squad. Coach Kurt A. Nelson 27 TRACK 79 Track was rewarding this year. The athletes who stayed out the entire season showed they had the dedication necessary to compete in a very individualized sport. Team members Tom, Ed, Lita, Abby, and Barb all showed great potential and courage in staying out while competing against more experienced athletes. Lita, Barb, and Abby all set school records in their various events. Barb also qualified for the State Track Meet. Dale and Lane were the two top point getters for the team and both also qualified for the State Meet. Lane set a new school record in the 220 yard dash. CJ Not Afraid, our only senior, helped keep the team loose in tense moments and also ran well enough to qualify for the state meet. Our manager, Teresa, and Juanita Sloss, assistant coach, were very helpful and worked hard in making 1979 a successful track season. Coach Jeff France HOMECOMING PARADE Mr. Singley and the school band provided music in the Homecoming Parade. Each class built a float and decorated it. Bruce Pretty On Top was elected King and Cathi Lyda was Queen. The Senior royalty were Randy Roth and Debbie Hill. Ed Not Afraid and Claudia Dawes represented the Freshman class. The Junior royalty were Shelly Herman and Mike Webster. 32 HONORS ROYALTY 33 HANDGAME TOURNAMENT Pictures: Clockwise from top left... Freshman challenge the Junior High... Frank Big Medicine hands the bone to Abigail Medicine Horse... Ben Gros Ventre conceals the bone while Mike Bear Claw, James Blaine and Harold Rides Horse watch... The beat goes on. 35 TALENT SHOW TALENT SHOW WINNERS Solo Performance Kindergarten thru Sixth grade 1st Kerry Miklovich 2nd Jeffery Stewart and Clare Kindness Junior High thru Adult 1st Rhonda Caufield 2nd Louie Walks Group Performance Kindergarten thru Sixth grade 1st Robin Caufield, Rhonda Redfield, G Valerie Scalpcane 2nd Mable P.O.T., Jerry Bear Ground, G Dara Scalpcane Junior High thru Adult 1st Blue light Special 2nd Peace Mission Band 36 FACULTY SPORTS Faculty teams defeated the students in basketball and football in 1978-79. The students lost heartbreakers in both sports when the faculty squeaked by with one point victories, defeating a tough Freshman team in basketball and a rugged football squad. | ®K� Ns SMOKING a I Do Not Throw ! Mvruias o- n� noon 1979 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM (Right) This years King and Queen for Prom were Hartford B.C. and Orvilene Rondezux. The other King candidates were Tracy Jackson, and Hartford Black Eagle. Queen candidates were Leitha Spotted Horse, and Carolyn Stevens. (Bottom Left) Miniture King and Queen were chosen from the First Grade. They were Shannon Alden and Shawn White Hip. (Bottom Right) Our servers were Jerylyn Spint, Rosella Bear Don't Walk, Michelle Not Afraid and Bernice Scalpcane. Their duty as servers were to serve punch, nuts, and mints. The Prom this year was on May 4th, so the Junior class had to work extra hard in order to finish on Friday. The couples who attended, danced to the music of Mere Image. They were from Miles City. This years thme song was ' 'We've got tonight''. LODGE GRASS COMMENCEMENT Twenty-seven students graduated from Lodge Grass High School in 1979. Members of the school band provided music for the Commencement program. Wanda Hammett gave the Salutatorium welcome. Merla Mullenberg was chosen Valedictorian. Father Michel Antoine presented the Baccalaurate Address and Mr. James Hoffman was the speaker. A reception followed the Commencement. 42 BAND 1978-79 was a very active year for the band. They were rated a ' 'one'1, which is a superior, at the music festival held at Billings Senior High. They played at the Pep Rallies, Football and Basketball games. The band followed the basketball teams to the boys and girls divisional and a challenge game. They held a Christmas and Spring Concert, and played at the Senior Graduation. CHORUS Chorus consisted of two major groups, High School and Junior High. They had a slightly active year. They had Christmas and Spring Concerts, and a going away party for Joenne Pease, the only Senior in chorus. CHEERLEADERS BOOST SPIRIT Young and old rooted for the Lodge Gras Warriors in 1978-79. The fans were led by an outstanding group of cheerleaders. Kim Bear Below, Jami Wald, and Kelly Miller cheered for Wrestling. Dutch Lewis, Rachel Chatham, Laurie Alden, and Felicia Old Crow cheered for Boys Varsity Basketball. Not pictured as a group are the cheerleaders for Football and Girl's Basketball: Felicia Old Crow, Dutch Lewis, Marianne Garcia, and Rachel Chatham. Janice Not Afraid, Cathi Lyda and Marianne Garcia led the fans at Boys JV Basketball Games. 50 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Ellis Murdock, Terry Roth, Charles Fahlgren, and Larry Stevens represented L. C. H. S. at the NILE Winter Fair. They were the livestock judging team. lodge grass 52 The 1978-79 FFA club officers were (left to right) Wanda Hammett, Carolyn Stevens, Ellis Murdock, Barbara Hammett, Lane Schenderline, Cody Brazier, and Gordon Boyd. Not pictured is Randy Roth. FFA Club members: (Standing) Lane Schenderline, Tracy Jackson, Larry Stevens, Oliver Hugs, Mr. Beckman, (Middle Row) C.J. Not Afraid, Gordon Boyd, Terry Roth, Ellis Murdock, Jim Dobkins, Cody Brazier, (Bottom Row) Barbra Hammett, Wanda Hammett, Carolyn Stevens, Bobby Joe Weigan, Charles Fahlgren. 53 FHA HAS ACTIVE YEAR To make money this year the F.H.A. had two bake sales, a carmeled apple sale, two raffles and washed all the windows on the grade school and high school buildings. To spend the $240.00 they made, they went to their district convention, state convention and bought F.H.A. pins for their members. They also had a Christmas party. 54 Standing L. to R.: Trivian Horn, Teresa Mullenburg, Lydia Jefferson, Joenne Pease, Amy Old Elk, Lynn Laforge, Middle Row: Carla Whiteman, Valerie Brien, Abigail Medicine Horse, Bottom Row: Lita Schenderline, Anita He Does It, Twila Old Elk. 55 RODEO CLUB Group Photo Front row left to right; Anita He Does It, Susan Stevens, Charles Fahlgren, Herschell Hill, Laurie Alden, Felicia Old Crow, Dutch Lewis, Orvilene Rondeaux, Advisor Leonard Bends. Back row left to right; Coty Stewart, Gloria Cummins, James Blaine, Richard Jeffers, Kerry Stewart, Lon Fritzler, Mike Not Afraid, Leitha Spotted Horse, Sam McDonald, Dennis Whiteman. INDIAN CLUB Group Photo Bottom row left to right; J.R. Nomee, C.J. Not Afraid, Dave Jefferson, Buster Gardner, Ivan Don't Mix, Ben Gros Ventre. Second row; Anita He Does It, Joenne Pease, Lynn LaForge, Lisa Fritzler, Felicia Old Crow, George Not Afraid. Third row; Vianna Morning, Mamie Stewart, Dinah Bird, Lydia Jefferson, Abigail Medicine Horse, Twila Old Elk. Fourth row; Cheryl Bear Claw, Laurie Alden, Carol Bear Below, Kimberly Bear Below, Doren Old Bull, Carla Whiteman, Valerie Brien. The Indian Club is the largest extra-curricular group in the school this 1978-1979 year. The students who participated in the organization really pulled off a terrific year. They put on a school Hand-Game Tournament, held a banquet, and a few bake sales; they also sponsored a pot luck dinner for the Indian Club members, Boys Varsity Basketball players and their parents. They also went on a few trips. One trip was to Denver Col.; another was to Billings for an Indian Education Program. I'd like to congratulate the club members on their enthusiasm and wish them good luck next year. 57 Indian Club Pres. Joenne Pease Publications class worked on both the Newspaper and the Annual. Pictures clockwise from top left: Leitha Spotted Horse and Lisa Fritzler are typing while Bill Webster ponders his next camera assignment... Our Gang fourth quarter... Lisa and Lynn LaForge hard at work on the WARRIOR... Mr. Watts and Don Old Elk discuss a news story... Laurie Alden writes while Lemual Stewart puts the final touch in the sports Page. PUBLICATIONS 58 Micheal Bear Claw ArmOnd Bird Lansing Birdin Ground James Blaine Harold Brien Valerie Brien Richard Chatham Joe Clay Claudia Dawes Ivan Don't Mix Myron Eastman Lisa Fritzler Joey Garcia Clayton Good Luck Ben Gros Ventre Anita He Does It Jonella Hill Mary Horn Robert Hugs Frank Jackson Class Officers Standing left to right: Lansing Birdin Ground, David Stevens, Ron Little Light, Micheal Bear Claw, Sitting: Coty Stewart, LynnLaForge. 62 FRESHMAN CLASS Dave Jefferson Lynn LaForge Ron Little Light Tom Manolis Darrell Morning Paul Nomee Paula Nomee Edward Not Afraid George Not Afraid Doren Old Bull Billy Old Crow Twila Old Elk Lawrence Plentyhawk Harold Rides Horse Lita Schenderline Laura Shick Mary Springfield David Stevens Susan Stevens Coty Stewart Joseph Stewart Marvin Stops Matthew Stops Jo Ann Tobin Wesley Toineeta Doreen White Carla Whiteman 64 Frank Big Medicine Larry Black Eagle Gary Boyd Gordon Boyd Cody Brazier Vernon Brien Jim Dobkins John Dust Kevin Dust Charles Falgren Marianne Garcia Buster Gardner Barbra Hammette Trivian Horn Richard Jeffers Lydia Jefferson Cathy Lyda Abigaile Medicine Horse Kelly Miller Daniel Morning CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Richard Jeffers, Larry Stevens, Bruce Pretty on Top Seated: Becky Shaw and Abby Smith SOPHOMORE CLASS 65 Laurie Alden Baldamar Arquello Ben Bear Below Kim Bear Below Cheryl Bear Claw Dewey Bear Don't Walk Dinah Bird Dale Birdin Ground Richard Bull Tail Johnny Castro Rachel Chatham Kathy Don't Mix Patti Fitzpatrick Althea Good Luck John Johnson Shelly Herman Tina Hill Kathy Jones Dutch Lewis Cheri Lyda CLASS OFFICERS Scott Shaw Baldamar Arquello Mike Webster 66 JUNIOR CLASS 67 FACULTY AND STAFF Gordon Real Bird-Physical Education Mary Lou Chatham -PE Aide Kurt Nelson-Counselor Gary DeYoung- Vicki Gale- History Librarian Donna Felter-Title One Tutor Carol Schillinger-Business Sharon Stands-Title One Tutor Jess Beckman-Vocational Agriculture 69 Gloria Goodluck- Gene Lyda- Special Ed. Dean Jackman- Chemistry Tutor and Junior High Science Johanna Soli- Study Hall James A. Webster- Superintendent Bonnie Webster- School Nurse Custodians (left to right): Oliver Bear Don't Walk, Delbert Big Lake, Paul Bradley, and Nellie Stewart. Roseline Bear Claw- Tutor and Leonard Bends- Title Four Director Guy Monroe - Shop Ivan Small -Junior High Jo Ann Bear Claw-Junior High Tutor Art Fiegelson-Programs Director I LODGE GRASS JUNIOR HIGH Lana Bear Claw Rosella Bear Don't Walk Gamette Bear Ground Maria Big Lake Sandy Bird Dana Brazier Darrel Bright Wings Larry Brien Sherry Brown Colleen Buckingham Rhonda Caufeld Larry Garcia Angela Hill Carry Jeffers Coolidge Jefferson Jennifer Jefferson Pokey Lewis Lee Murdock Lawrence Old Bull Ernie Sandoval 74 SEVENTH GRADE 75 Donna Bear Claw Ronnie Big Lake Clifford Birdin Ground Bradford Black Eagle Sonny Black Eagle Henry Bright Wings George Cummins Patsy Dawes Dennis Gonzales Rosie Harris Lydia Hogan Verena Hoops Sheila Jefferson Cheri Jefferson Leslie Left Hand Buster Leider Cindi Lyda Gordon Morning Mike Nomee Kim Not Afraid 76 EIGHTH GRADE Eighth graders participated in the Handgame Tournament. Michelle Not Afraid Valerie Old Bull Roxanne Old Crow Deloria Old Elk Tony Pisano Dee Dee Plenty Hawk Randy Plenty Hawk Denise Shick Bemice Scalpcane Deloria Spotted Horse V Billy Turner Nathan Wald Lorraine Walks Barbara Whiteman Gary Whiteman Tana Wilson 77 JUNIOR HIGH TRACK BOYS AND GIRLS BASKETBALL EIGHTH GRADE PREPARES A FEAST 81 KINDER- GARTEN From bottom to top. Row 1: Leslie Bends, Jeremy Not Afraid, Britt Chandler. Row 2: Sheila Eastman, Charletta Nomme, Ben Langdon, Lamont Herman Row 3: Dawn LaFountain, Barbra Jefferson, Tyree Bengaii Nomee, Brad Pilkington, Kent Murdock. Row 4: Brandi Tiegs, Heather Left Hand, Mary Leda Falls Down, Greg Three Irons. Mrs. L. Chapin. From L. to R. Back rowr: Mrs. L. Chapin, Shonna Bird, Colleen Bear Ground, Darrin Old Coyote, Adam Stewart, Delin Sun Goes Slow. Middle row: Chester Medicine Crow, Joselyn Falls Down, Clinton Iron, Robert Redfield, Mrs. V. Horn Front row: Curtis Iron, Nancy Old Drawtf. 84 FIRST GRADE From Top To Bottom, row 1-Everdean Good Luck, Philamine Spint, Katrine Davies, John Gros Ventre, Rosella Bull Tail, Chris Horn, Shawn White Hip. row 2-David Wesley, Francis White hip, John Little Nest, Elvis Old Bull, Grant Scalpcane, Chester Nomee. row 3-Rodney Old Bull, Leston Bear Below, Gwen Left Hand, Angela Gun Shows, Claude Dawes, Bill Dobkins, Michael Dust, row 4-Kendall Left Hand, Erik Left Hand, Martha Pretty On Top, Paula Laughery, Travis Munter, Christian Lyda, Jimmy Amyotte, Elisa Not Afraid, Julane Old Elk. row 5-Chance White Hip, Tim Shick, Cedar Jeffers, Titus Takes Gun, April Jefferson, Tanya Plain Feather, Shannon Alden, Renee Grey Bull. 85 SECOND GRADE Left to Right From top to bottom. Row 1: Mrs. Pattyn, Barry Plenty Hawk, Claire Kindness, Stacy Schlepp, Frederica Left Hand, Bruce Russell, Quentin Whiteman, Mrs. Branten. Row 2: Gary Bear Ground, Connie Patten Roland a Plain Feather. Row 3: Daryl Nomee, Shawn Bear Ground, Darrell Scapcane, Billy Pilkington, Michelle Cummins, Chrislyn Nomee. Row 4: Evan Pretty On Top, Tammy Shick, Valenna Medicine Horse, Frazies White Hip, Allen Miller, Leroy Sage, Folka Left Hand, Jeffers Stewart, Clement Nomee. Row 5: Dar Dan Kabielusz, Benjamin Bright Wings, Michelle White Head, Roberta Pattyn, Dorothy Pretty on Top, Yolanda Old Crow Carla Leider, Vanessa Spint, Adrian Garcia. 86 THIRD GRADE H l?,P 1 t ZDMiWai1l’ GregIP d Bul1’ Lalormle White Hip, Roger Watson, Richard Redfield, E eS, ’ 2nd w-Billy Johnson, Dairen Howe, Willy Gardner, Preston Old Crow, Jimmy Rodriquez, Myron Stewart. 3rd row-Greeley Bear Ground, Raynette Bear Below, Lenore Dust, Lesa Show, Tracy Covers Up. 4th row-Ramona Medicine Crow, Byron Smgley, Jarrod Blackeagle, Emmett Old Bull Jr. , Blaine Bulltail. 5th row-Teresa Blame, Mary Garcia, Charlene Dust, Jackie Whiteman, P.M. Jefferson. Mrs. Coretta Jefferson, Mrs Joyce Buckingham. Not pictured: Allyson Eastman and Barbara Amyotte. • J 87 FOURTH GRADE From Bottom to top, 1st row: Ginger Jeffers, Becky Graham, Kari Miklevich, Shaun Gun Shows, Pete Left Hand. 2nd row: Mrs. Mary Dabney, Pat Cahoon, Lena Fritzler, Robert Kindness, Agnes Leider, Elsey Old Elk, Mabel Pretty on Top. 3rd row: Leslie Plain Feather, Matthews Stevens, Mark Chandler, Craig Old Crow, Krystal Fire Bear, Robert Not Afraid, Ms. Juanita Sless, Katie Bear Below. FIFTH GRADE Bottom Row: Dale Brown, Billy Miller, Michael Stevens, Lance Shick, Henry Pattyn, Crisi Lyda, Rhonda Redfield, Melinda Dawes, Ramona Howe. Second Row: Nema Alden, Jennifer Big Lake, Warren Jefferson, Marty Not Afraid, Thomas Cummins, Lynn Whiteman, Danell Dreamer. Third Row: Michael Good Luck, Lisa Pilkington, Karla Wilson, Laura He Does It, Lucille Plenty Hawk, Jessie Plenty Hawk, Annie Old Bull. Fourth Row: Alphonso Leider, James Dust, Sharon Bear Don't Walk, Chris Good Luck, Don Medicine Crow, Kathleen Morning, Robin Caufield, Valerie Scalpcane. Top Row: Teachers- Gretchen Goodson, Jonette Green. 89 SIXTH GRADE Top Row Left to Right Sherrie Pilkington, Gary Hugs, Marla Jeffers, Roberta Walks, Darwina Brien, Erlis Hugs. Second Row Ms. Boyle, Ms. Knetter, Lavina Old Bull, Carletta Pallyn, Althea Bright Wings, Roberta Nomee. Third Row Raymond Jefferson, Shawn Moore, Geri Bear Ground, Tracy White hip, Robin Little Light. Bottom Row Allen Herman, Matt Wald, Ron Boyd, Harold Brien, Brenda Graham, Ethel Not Afraid, Tim Jefferson, Dara Scalpcane. 90 The Elementary school sent several dance teams to the Talent Show. The girls shown here are disco dancing to the beat of Le Freak.1' ELEMENTARY MUSIC Many Elementary students sacrificed their recess time to practice music under the direction of Becky Jackman. One of the highlights of the year for the Elementary Chorus was to perform at the Senior Tea. 91 ELEMENTARY SPORTS A track and field day and a gymnastics exhibition highlighted the Spring sport season in the Elementary school. Sharon Boyle and Dana Sawyer coached a gymnastics team which performed for parents and elementary students. The K-6 track meet featured races, relays, the broad jump, long jump, and three legged races. 92 93 SALVESON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR CONSTRUCTION NEEDS Phone: 665-1960 Hardin, Montana XL TIRE CO. 204 W. 3rd Hardin, Montana 665-1004 Clothing for the entire family good year Furnishing for the home The Best in Clothing Hardin, Montana 59034 Phone: 665-3209 94 731 West 3rd Street Hardin, Montana 59034 Call Collect 665-1207 Everett and Terry Bullis Les’s Food Farm Lubricating - Washing - Accessories Lawrence’s Conoco Service 501 North Center Ave. Hardin, Montana 59034 Phone-665-1904 Lawrence Vandersloot Phone: 665-9991 Hardin, Montana 59034 95 TRIANGLE MOTOR CO. (jfj) Lmle Own State Dank P O Bon 530 Hardin. Montana 59034 Aspen Sedan Use the services of your locally owned bank providing banking services to Big Hom County since 1919. 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