North Toole County High School - Caprock Yearbook (Sunburst, MT)

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ffarkwr The Sunburst High School paper, the Refiner, has been running a series of alumni classes, and this week we have the Class of l9b7 to review.. We have found that every one of the nine graduates of that year are still in Sunburst or Toole County. They must have be- come very attached to this district to stay here. This is the report on what each of the nine gradu- ates are doing at this time. Joy Rathbun has just returned from Paris where she visited as buyer for the latest spring fashions for the new and exclusive Pay-N-Save Style Shop. Don Snyder, in partnership with his father, works in the Snyder and Snyder Plumbing Shop located on Main Street, just two doors from the Grand Theatre. Odes Delp, with the help of Lotus, is milking 36 cows at the Northern Dairy. They are the present own- ers. Buster Fuller won fame as a coach when his Sweet Grass High School basketball team took the district title over Cut Bank 69 to 21, and then took third in the divisional. Margie Gannon went into the teaching field after salaries became attractive, and for the past six years has been a member of the Sunburst Grade School faculty. Jack Kosnick, serving his first term as mayor of'our fair city, is now manager of the Grand Theatre. Bernard Kimmet made his fortune in farming, owning 10,000 acres east of-town. He is seen almost every day in his latest model Buick. Betty Hardin has fared very well, now being steward- ess on the International Airways, operating between Shelby and Lethbridge. Laura Vickhammer can be heard each evening singing on her own program over Sunburst's own radio station SHS, located on the sixth floor of the Northern Hotel.

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JLINIUHS First Row--Kleft to rightl Donna Bykonen, Doris Doggett, Ione Gallup, Shirley Gannon. Second Row--Margie Irgens, Loyd Lee, Tom Nopper, Evelyn Trus- well. Not pictured--Peggy Matzdorf. ' iffwyywff Z f f so ff ,7 Q, il 2 Z I 'X JI, 91 JI, 5 1. 2 4 ' jiggggj' YSN Ip f'?g?h ' jp 52 2222 X mx fl X fem 2' L, Ewa Z fig Z iffy ,7 Juniors had a busy year planning the best way to entertain the Seniors. Money-raising projects spon- sored by them were selling hot dogs at the Cut Bank football game, a blanket raffle in November, and an amateur show in March. A radio was presented to the school as a gift from the class. The date of the ban- quet was April 26 and the prom was May 3. Miss Ander- son is Junior class sponsor.