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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

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GARY FARBO By John Henry, Cardinal Newman l 4 l N ws A 919W 06 aw rms Memoaies Aw Made 06 me JJ ff figs. if fig SENICRS SIDNEY ROBERT ASCHIM LELAND GEORGE BARROWS Basketball-1, 2 , 3 Football-2, 3 Wrestling-4 Pep Band-1,2,3,4 Musical-2 Class Play-1,4 Football-2,3,4 - Co-Captain -4 Basketball-2,4 Track-2, 3, 4 Co-Captain-2, 3 Senior Class Pres. -4 Lettermen's Club-2, 3,4 Lettermen's Club Pres. -4 Boys' State Del. --3 Heisey-3 Class Play-3,4 Football-l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball-l, 2 , 3,4 Class Pres. -1 Student Council Rep, -2 Class Play-3,4 Boys' State Del. -3 Lettermen's Club-2, 3,4 All-State Music Fest. -2, 3 Class Treas, -3 All-Dist. Band-2 GAA-1, 2 , 3, 4 GAA V. Pres. -2 GAA Pres. - 3 GAA Sergeant-at-arms-4 Pep Club-2,3,4 Class Play-l,3,4 Musical-2 Girls' State Alt. -3 Class Sec. -Treas. -1 Drill Team-1 Student Council Rep. -3 Flag Bearer-4 Annual-4 RAYMOND JOHN BA LLEW PATRICIA HELEN BERTHELOTE -ll bag SUE JEAN CARPENTER GLENDA LOUISE DANBROOK Pep Band-2,3,4 Annual Treas. -4 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Class Play-3 GAA-1,2, 3,4 GAA-Rep. -1 GAA Pres. -4 Drill Team-1 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Class Play-3,4 Pep Band-1,2,3,4 Musical-2 Annual Staff-4 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 GAA-1,2,3,4 GAA Rep. -2,4 Drill Team-1 Pep Band-2, 3,4 Musical-2 Homecoming Cand. -2 Play-3 ,4 Annual-4 Pep Club-1,2, 3 Cheerleader-1 Musical-2 SYLVIA DA LE BUCHER BRENDA CAROLE DAHL DA VID ALLAN DWELLO LARRY JOHN HOPLAND Wrestling 2 lntra. Basketball Pep Club 1,4 Musical 2 Wrestling Mgr. 2 Football 2 Lettersmen's Club 2 Class Play 3 Intr. Basketball 1 Transfer 2 GAA 2, 3,4 GAA Secretary 3 Pep Club 2,3,4 Pep Club President 4 Student Council Sec. 4 Girls State Delegate Annual Editor 4 Honor Guard 4 Snowball Queen Can 3 d.2 TANYA KAY FARBO Sl-IERYLD ALICE HURLBERT Pep Band 1,2,3 State Science Fair 1 German Play 3 Musical 2 VIRGINIA ANNE JOHNSON Pep Club l,2,3,4 Class Secretary 4 Annual 3,4 Class Play 3,4 German Play 3 JENNIFER ANN IANSKY JM mjfLQ'a?Loljfjiwfgg:d I: W OW I PM G bQ,w 'l9 W - Transfer 4 Girls State Delegate 3 GAA 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 GAA Secretary 1 GAA President 2 GAA Jr. Repre. 3 DIANE VIVIAN KELLEY GAA Vice-Pres. 4 Pep Club 1,2,s,4 LVQ Pep Club Pres. 3 A ' WILLIAM HERMAN KACZMAREK Heisey 2 I W Class President 2,3 M ' fm G - Pep Band 1,2,3,4 C 'CLA . E . 5 LQ' C1555 PHY 3 Dri Team 1 ' n Honor Guard 4 M SJUXLIUQ .Q Annual Staff 4 1 QUBKALLJ J Student Body Pres. 3,4 4 was B k 1311124 C1 P1y34 L c1b34 1 PpC1b1234 P C1 b 4 EMIEL LYLE KOHLES P B V P 3 A11-Sta Ch 3 cms P1 y 3 fb f W! womvf f2Q fm ilffffg SQWZOM UM png! 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Cheerleader l,2,4 Twirler 1 Musical 2 All State Choir 3 Class Class Class Class President 3 Treasurer 4 Secretary-Treasurer 2 Play 3,4 Heisey 3 Refine: Co-editor 4 Homecoming Candidate 4 FREDERICK ALEC MC LACHLAN LINDA MAE OLSON ,-f Q ri. I . . .,, ,V IAMES ALLEN PEERS LESLIE IO ANN PRINDLE Basketball 2, 3,4 Co-Captain 4 Intramural 1 Class Play 3,4 Musical 2 Class V. Pres. 2 Pep Band l,2,3,4 District Feature Band 2 German Band 2 Class Play 3 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Annual 4 GAA 1 Pep Club l,2,3,4 Class Play 4 GAA 1,2 GAA Treasurer 1,2 Drill Team 1 Homecoming Queen Cand. 1 Student Council Rep. 1, 3 Pep Club Class Play 1,3,4 Musical 2 Student Body Treasurer 4 Honor Choir 3 Annual 4 VICTORIA LYNN PETERSCHIC K TERRY IEA N ROARK JOHN PATRICK SLOAN MARSHA LOU SWENSON Pep Club 1,2,3,4 GAA 1,2,4 Annual 4 Class Play 3,4 Pep Club Vice Presiden GAA Secretary 2,4 Student Treasurer 3,4 Musical 2 Football 2, 3 Lettermen's Club 3 Lettermen's Club Sarg. Student Council 1,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Boy State Alt. 3 German Play 3 Musical 2 Science Fair Intramural Basketball 1 Transfer 2 Pep Club 2,3,4 State Choir 3 Musical 2 Class Play 3,4 Co-editor of Refiner 4 t 3 -at'a1'1'1'1S 3 SHARON KAY SCHOCK KEITH RUDOLPH SUTA MARY LOUISE TAULE BRYCE DE LROY TOLLEY Pep Band 1,2,3,4 GAA 1 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Annual 4 Class Play 1 Class Vice-Pres. 1 Pep Club 2,3,4 Class Play 1,3,4 Musical 2 State Choir Transfer 2 Football 2, 3,4 Basketball 2 , 3 Track 2 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4 Student Council 2, 3,4 Student Council Vice-Pres. 3 Class Play 3 Football Co-Captain 4 Annual Staff 4 Lettermen's Vice-Pres. 4 Class Vice-Pres. 3 Assistant P.E. Inst. 4 All Conf. Football 3,4 Class Play 1,3,4 Pep Band 1 Intra. Basketball 1,4 CYNTHIA SUE THOMPSON JAMES JOHN TOMAYER fu NSS LINDA KAY WELCH MR, HUGH OUELLETTE Stage Band 2 Wrestling 2, 3 Pep Band l,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Intramural Basketball, 4 Pep Club 3,4 Pep Club Serg. -at-Arms 43 DAROLD ROBERT TOMSHECK GAA 3,4 State Choir 3 Class Play 3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 District Feature Band 2 Girls' State Alternate 3 German Band 2 , ,T Lfi,1!,f! K. K r ,J 1.17 gf . 4. I J f',, 'V ' .TANIS KAY WOOD -Y. x g , x 47' f 'f' 'Class Sponsor I ' f , L , t , 2, , f 3 A. rf, K 4L I if I K 'f 1 yy,-' V' 7 1 IQ, I n. Z 4 .Wiz y , ,- ,L cf ,tx- ' i , 4 F 5 .' A ffl 7 I X5 Kiwi ,, , . , fy , , L if lysf 'A 1 if My ly, k X, f yn gf' L ,ff Q ,--. 'slx f X HN-' 1 JJ X, . if ff y diff' V ' X I9 ' wx L K v .j P l PrCSiC16I1t O , Vice -President S ecretary Treasurer RAYMOND BALLEW JAMES PEERS VIRGINIA JOHNSON ROXIE PAISLEY ' 'amLBo3s' Girls' Sraters - Sherry Hurlbert and Diane Kelley. Boys' Starers - Lee Barrows, Ray Ballew, and Fred McLachlan. ., ,. Z , Z Z If ,, f .f g f X LK Q' 'S- 1 ,- z' 2 Z ,, f f f Z fp' Z Z ., , 5 1,- 'f .,.. 1 ,- f f Z , E in i'- ff' Z i 1' fl'- ,Z- Z- .,- -i 5- ,-' ,-' ,, 1 , 5, ,. U 25- 1, 'ff Lf'u! Q -f E- JTJ f mf Y 1 A , My f ,, 1 K 1 5 , ., -fc f .f 7 A 4. f, 0, A' f f' ,V if M ,YW ju , if 31 J ,M uf' ' f - v , f ff , f , ' A V, M71 fc f 5 42' f'5ff'f4'Z4:f'X 'Q if QL 'gf J ',..fffQ,aJw1gff Z :E .-2 24,- i' fp'- 1 Danny Anderson Wendy Carrico Gail Christensen Greg Clouse Jim Dahlell x. A 1 Ku K. Nancy Danbrook George Danielson Sanford Davis David EVGHSOH Liflde Fowler r Chuck Hallingstad Dave Holland Jeanne Holtz Ron Jensen DOH Kelley Gary Kiefer Allen Linnell Joan Lorenzen Paulette Luckenbill Kelly LURRHSSOU Co-Sponsors: PAUL'S TEXACO BULK, Sunburst MARLAS RIVER ELECTRIC, Shelby Gary McDermott 2 5 U1 . 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Q Secretary 24' XL 0 jVi6RY MCDERMOTT U W W4 XV h M N U4 7 S 2 JEANNE HOLTZ we JL M by MQW L, is X L we W fm 12 7505 W? , ML LW' RMK l,lgAS'7c -Sponsors: MONTANA ELEVATOR COMPANY, sunbursr ,W JW CHAMBERS OILWELL SERVICE, Kevin Q0 I-xt QQ WL gf MW W +5 My ES if A203 5 WHWM 1 SWL MW D 45 GW Q in Diana Aschim Barry Atkinson Bert Baldwin Torn Balf Bill Byrne Peggy Doughty Greg Egbert Duane Enneberg Fay Erickson Mira Fargher John Foster Carmel Gallup Danny Gillespie Wayne Gillespie B31-'ry Green Charlene Grosser Kay Grosser Pauline Halmrast Nancy Horgus Karen Jansky Sponsor: MEAGHER'S SHOPPING CENTER, Sunburst Leslie Jansky Ray Jensen Mike Johnson Pat Johnson Gary Kimmet' Mary Kimmet Brad Lawrence Lance Lerum Gail Linnell Gene Luckenbill Linda McAlpine Mary Moffatt Doug Nichols Vicki Paisley Jack Roark Steve Scalese Rick Schock Randy Sheets Leonard Shure Mike Spencer 'Co-Sponsor: FULTOM PRODUCING CO, , Shelby DR, FLETCHER, COI1IaCl President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer WAYNE GILLESPIE BILL BYRNE Q , , PAULINE HA LMRAST 0 PEGGY DOUGHTY Alanna Stoltz Arleyn Stoltz Francis Styren Marie sryren John Sveum Dixie Welch Randy Whitt Karen Wiegand Dean Young Mr. McAllister WHITE'S MARKET and LAUNDERAMA, Sunburst W JJ ff FRESHMEN Steen Alme Greg Anderson Rick Aschim Gary Bergman Mary Boltz Carol Brown Bob Byrne Don Carlson Chuck Clark Carson Dunk Randy Faugue Jane Fowler Rodney Frost ,J Alan Gilchrist Diane Hammer 4 ' t 'J A u ,J P, M R . , V '31 1' I , 1 fi Bill Hilliard Patty H0u3e1 Debbie Hurlberf Conrad Huso Mike Jansky Sponsor: HCL SERVICE, Kevin Pat Kimmet Lloyd Laverdure Mavis Loscheider Carol Luckenbill Cindy Mcnett Gayle Mielke O Ed Moffatt Jaydeen Norling B0r11'1ie Olson A , X Ki, ' i I Connie Olson 'QNX I ii I j - wi iii jp Fifi -' , gi ' ,,..xge- 'k ' , b 12 ' 1. 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This annual represents a written record during one year of your life in d North Toole County High School. If you are a Freshman, it represents the beginning quarter of your high school career. If you are a Senior, this book represents a living memorial of the activities of you and your friends during the final months of your high school education. To many, this book will constitute the only written record of your school life. As the years go by, it qwill become more and more valuable to you. We sincerely thank the Annual staff for a fine record of this span of our school life. Best Wishes, Hazen R. Lawson 34 fu.Q The theme of this Caprock is signs of the times, particularly road markers. The highway of life seems to me to be implied by this theme. As we travelled this highway together through 1966-1967, we encountered some sharp curves , rough roads , and slippery sections . On much of our journey, we traveled the smooth pavement of successful experience. Our miles were counted in pages read, assignments completed, games played, queens crowned, skills acquired, goals determined, friendships made, foundations laid, and many more such mileposts. As you, the Class of 1967, look back on your journey through life thus far, you will recall all the people who acted as your chauffers while you were limited by your own immaturity and experience. A Graduating seniors! I admonish you to check your vehicles, get your maps ready, watch those road signs, and have awonderful trip! Indeed, the time is here, the chauffers have stepped into the background, the light is green, and YOU ARE IN THE DRlVER'S SEAT! Sincerely, P. R, Schrammeck ill These beginners are just learning the basic principles of typing. MISS HEAGY Typing I Bookkeeping Shorthand Journalism Refiner Advisor Marsha is absorb- ed in thoughts about the Refiner, CO-Sponsored: ESSO MOTOR INN AND DAIRY BAR, Coutts, Ala. HILLARD'S BAR, Oilmont Dale, Miss Heagy's office girl, daily tutors puzzled bookkeeping students, P Miss Heagy explains the riddle of debits, credits, and depreciations to Ron. Bookkeeping, being exacting work, raises many problems--but Miss Heagy is there to solve them. Diane and Jean hunt for a hint for . . the Refiner, Roxie really seems to be concentrating on those ads for the Refiner! Possible future secretaries try to master the art This is 3 familiar Sight iD the j0UIH211iSm of Shorthand. class the day before the paper comes out CONRAD IMPLEMENT CO. , Conrad PONDERA DRUG AND IEWELERS, Conrad MR. OUELLETTE Physics Algebra General Math Physical Science Bryce and Ray extremely Algebra students concentrate on an assign- 1'I1 SUI 1 Jennifer takes advantage of the Rudy looks a little doubtful about a physics giant slide rule, pwblem. their physical course. Mr. Ouellette is always willing to spend timehelping students. The hand belong to the class clown, there always has to be one, General math keeps Mr. Ouellette busy every first period. Physics students talk over problems hop- ' ing several minds are better than one, Co-Sponsored: TORGERSON, ETHPJDGE MYHRE IEWELERY, Cut Bank MR. MAURITSEN American Problems Band Drill Team Advisor American problems deals with such subjects as Vietnam and the Negro situation, Republican issues?? Hand motions help Mr, Mauritsen get his point . . a ross, An interesting report has C Ray's undivided attention, Jennifer is deeply absorbed in the happenings of the class, Reports help students to delve deeper in- to the problem. Sponsored: SUNBURST DRUG, Sunburst MR. PECK United States History American Government Social Studies Basketball Coach There is a lot of studying to do to pass American Government, American Government tests take deep thinking. Mr, Davis informs the seniors about United L . t , KAW' Q ffyiff 2,16 471 My United States History is required in the ' juniors' curriculum. Co-Sponsored: OILFILD LUMBER CO. , States Immagration Laws. It is unbelievable what you learn in social Cut Bank OWEN'S BROS. HARDWARE Studies Classes AND SPORTING GOODS, ' Cut Bank 4I Randy gets a better l perspective on his p drawing. The electronics class gathers around for some instructions from Mr, Swanson. It looks like Jim will either make or break this engine. Shop is a busy place for junior and senior boys each afternoon' Mr. Swanson Sponsored: SUN AGENCY, Sunburst on MR. SWANSON T. 851. Mechanical Drawing. Electronics Woodshop Mechanical drawing keeps Greg busy, Hard work has the boys going strong for three periods a day. Sponsored: SERVICE SUPPLY, Cut Bank Ron's getting a Rick out of Lee's shop troubles MISS DOLVEN Home Ec.I Home Ec. II Advanced Home Ec. Speech Boy's Home Ec. The Soph Linda finds something in her home W After the fun of cooking fand burning ec' book that amuses her' the toasty, there's always the dishes! O1'1'1 OICS try their l 1 l The advances home ec. class learns to sew suits. The boys leisurely read up Sponsored: P. J. ANDERSON AND SONS, Sunburst and minerals hand at the sewing business. Gail listens intently as Miss Dolven explains how to put in interfacing, Miss Dolven watches the Senior homemakers to Udeen enjoys the task of making a wool skirt make sure the right ingredients go into the soup. While Miss Dolven talks a bit about cooking, Jaydeen and Carol hungri- ly relish the thought of food, MR. MCA LLIS TER English IV English I Latin Librarian Interested student's listen and try to learn the fundamentals of Latin. Some of the freshmen seem to be in doubt about their lessons, ,X k, E X Senior English takes a lot of concentration! l , , l . Seniors spend many an hour at the board analizing sentences. The usual morning gossip session before 46 sponsored: RIM ROCK SERVICE, Kevin lst- Pefifbd EH81iSh- MR. HAINES English Il English Ill Composition Annual sponsor Discussion plays a big part in this Junior English Class. Correcting English papers is an unending task. Numerous tests worry the juniors Sophomore English Class going over daily assign- Jim Dahlen Works hard OU a Com' mem. position essay. MR. SCHRAMMECK Algebra I Algebra ll Geometry Principal Sometimes two heads are better than one when solving advanced ln algebra I, Connie struggles through a 'little' quiz. algebra problems. NH 1 Debbi has her problems, too. The fundamentals of algebra are some- times perplexing to freshmen, Sponsored: PEOPLES MARKET, Kevin In algebra II all the instructor has to do is: Explain, explain, explain. apr l MR, THOMPSON Health and Physiology Biology Physical Education Football Coach Wrestling Coach Brenda and Virginia have a quick review before a health and physi- ology test, Mr. Thompson spends time be- l fore class preparing lessons, i Biology students get involved in class discussions, i l l I 1 Z r. Nancy is an example of how students can get engrossed Sponsored: WESTERN MOTEL, Sweetgrass in health and phys, work, Film strips are an important part of the biology class, Phgswalb N YN yr XX! N, , Ax KX NJ Up, Up --- and OVER!! Okay Carol. Now you can pinch him, Hi-O-Silver You're Ray. She looks just as upside Yike! ! Now, I'11 show you how it's done He flies through the air with the greatest of ease. . . Sponsor: WOLDVEDT INSURANCE AGENCY, Shelby NIOJ-LQ O B lv and al 01 W IU df Maw Special Ensemble - TOP ROW L. to R. - Lyla Tomsheck, Sharon Schock, Marsha Swenson, Nancy I-Iorg us, - MIDDLE ROW L. to R. - Terry Roark, Roxie Paisley, Linda Welch, Jeanne Holtz, - FRONT ROW L. to R. - Susan Maddock, Vicki Paisley, Deni Lawrence, Dixie Welch. District Band - TOP ROW L. to R. - Dave Turner, Lee Barrows, Rudy Suta, Diane Kelley - MIDDLE ROW L. to R. - Chuck Hallingstad, Sue Carpenter, Vicki Peterchick, Arleyn Stoltz - FRONT ROW L. to R. - Fay Erickson, Janis Wood, Lyla Tom- sheck, Karen Wiegand. This is the first all-girl choir in the history of North Toole County High School. A normal practice session of our band Choir performing for fall concert, Behind stage scenes, Sue and Joan getting in extra practice, Z,- Z1 49 :ps Z f W Hwy W3 M W ACTIVITIES tx. f WPS, ,- A' .ffl k . ,fe F ff' ,iff MA xv' ' , The G,A,A, meets Mondays for the purpose of giving the girls of North Toole County High School a chance for recreation at their favorite sport. They work on a point system in earning chevrons and pins. Miss Dolvon is this years sponsor, The Letterman's Club raises money to buy things for the athletes To belong to the Letterman s Cl boy lT1L1St letter in any one sport. Coaches are their sponsors The Pep Club meets Wednesday nights, with Miss Dolvon as its sponsor, The girls work with the cheerleaders in cheering the Refiners on, They sponsor dances, bakesales, and other money making projects to help the cheerleaders in buy- ing uniforms, Sponsor: UKE'S SPORTS, Great Falls 57 Major Operation You can come down now, Kelley. Pfzmw O1' B1Owhard ! Q 0 1! Pwsentedf bg Class og '67 Yes, that is my foot. The Big Moment KING JOE and QUEEN MONA Blue Notes Performing at Prom Ui! 1966 QUEEN POLLY, KING FRED Candidates dance The Annual Homecoming Dance sponsored by the Pep Club was held on October 29, after the Valier - Sunburst game. Each ofthe classes nominated a king and queen. The candidates were: Freshmen - Pat Kimmet and Carol Brown - Sophomores - Wayne Gillespie and Polly Halmrast - Juniors - Gary McDermott and Carla Stroman - Seniors - Fred McLachlan and Roxie Paisley. Snowball 11967 o U W Pu R1 Queen Brenda Dahl escorted by Bryce Tolley, The annual Snowball Dance sponsored by the Pep Club was held January 28. Senior candidate Brenda Dahl was chosen queen. Her court consisted of Juniors Nancy Dan- brook and Lyla Tomsheck and Mary Kimmel: Sophomore candidate. Lovely music was provided by the Paisley Queen Brenda and her court--Princesses Combo. Nancy, Lyla, and Mary, MR, JAMES BERGENE - Guest Speaker Dennis Bergstrom, Senior President thanked the Juniors 1 1 o M ' - ' Banquet-1966 Mr. Lawson amuses the group with a joke. Everyone enjoyed a fine meal! T 'UP On January 29, 1967, the Seniors went to Helena to visit the capital. They observed all parts of the capital and toured the Montana Historical Museum. Psst, Psst, Hey, can you understand him? At last! l We finally found a chair, Would you believe a sucker? i All the seniors aren't this greedy, Sponsored: GREELEY ELEVATOR, Sunburst Uust most of themj Defowu! Hit this one, Hugh! Senior class Here's one Junior busy at work to supply food for the --------------- - concession stand, Hey Joan, you're supposed to be selling candy! gossip session? Lunch time in the student lounge. Trying it out for size, Virginia? I got it, I got it. Sponsor: GREELY ELEVATOR, Sunburst TOP ROW L. ro R. --Dale Bucher, Linda Olson, Bryce Tolley, Virginia Johnson, co-editors Fred McLachlan, Sherry Hurlbert, editorg Diane Kelley, Sharon Schock, Par Berthelore, Mr, Haines, sponsor, BOTTOM ROW L, to R. -- Sue Carpenter, Brenda Dahl, Paulette Luckbill, Marie Sryren, Leslie Prindle, Mary Taule. 9066 We wish to rhank Mr. Haines for his help as the Caprock Sponsor. 66 The annual staff busily working to meet the deadline. Many serious talks and debates were held about the layouts of the pages, All the members of the annual staff will long remember the many tedious hours it took to make signs for the division pages Sherry and Mary laying out the classes fbut it was funj, section of the annual, Joan and Chuck liked this part. Chuck Hallingstad - - - - Jeanne Holtz ---- Gary McDermott - - - - - Joan Lorenzen ---- - - Taewgw - Wayne F uller - - Dottie Hart Bruce Boodell Shirley Bentley Don Kelley ---- - - - Wade Fuller Patty Sanderson David Holland - - - - Lyla Tomsheck Paulette Luckenbill - - - Betty Fuller William Harris Barbara Harris - - Sandra Bell Mike Miner ----- - - - Hedio Sechi Carla Stroman - - ---- Annie Sechi George Danielson - - - - - - Radio Announcer Director -- MERLE T. HAINES Assistant Director -- DAVID TURNER Carla, as Annie, added spice to the play. Co-Sponsor: LOVSNES FURNITURE, CUT BANK CONRAD CAFE, CONRAD ' OQassPwsemts... You smell so gol dang good, Mr. Maxwell! Mr. Longin put in as much work as the students. How about sow's belly soup for breakfast? mu au, um' Go get 'em Paw? Cast Paw Belsnickle - - - - - - Maw Belsnickle ---- Ceelie Belsnickle ---- Bonnie Mae Belsnickle - - Juney Lou Belsnickle - - Four Belsnickle ---- Five Belsnickle - - - Six Belsnickle - - - - Obeey Upschlager - - - Chiz Upschlager - - Ronald Maxwell - - - Lucy Maxwell - - - The Reverend - - Cousin Zeke - - Ring Bearer - - Cousins --------- Darold Tomsheck Sid Aschim - - Rudy Suta - Carol McNett - Diane Kelley - - Deni Lawrence - - Roxie Paisley - - - Mary Taule Virginia Johnson Sherry I-Iurlbert Raymond Ballew - - Lee Barrows - Bryce Tolley - - Terry Roark - - - -Jim Peers Fred McLachlan - - - Lyle Kohles - Leslie Prindle Sue Carpenter Dale Bucher Maw and Paw talk over the future of their daughters, 69 Office Girls L, to R. - Marsha Swenson, Terry Roark, Janis Wood, Roxie Paisley, Leslie Prindle, Vicki Peterchick Most of the girls working in the offices are planning futures in the business world and therefore gain valuable experience. Their duties include answering the phone, sorting mail, writing checks, and writ- ing letters. Student Treasurers - Sharon Schock, Terry Roark 70 QP va O A J Q K 1 X 1 ' I wi. 'S 'iiilllllf Cf! V f ji? ,4 jlffffcfe WA O 690 D fig of OU f7f'l' lggfyg' ff 019 0 7f'!fi'fQ Terry preparing for an afternoon of work. Ggofgf .. 517,55 ' 6 C-5. O 1.2 '4-'VCIZ ip' T51 5 P UTKJAQE, 4525 CQOKPU 70 QOEEXJRUJX fifyfj fyjfifg ,5d5A7Jffy6.fL75f gg 66? CJ 137 To O., 65' S 7 wfffff' Q fxlafnf ff ,L 0 we V fifijf Sffffifk fy ' . I Clldjzllzff 6 You 're wrong, add it again! I ! sponsored: OILFIELD SUPPLY co. INC., oumom Snnnnn ending UP after n bnSY afternoon- 7I NE' I... to R. - Mr. McAllister, Pat Berthelote, Linda Fowler, Carol McNett, Mary Kimmet, Vicki Peters chick, SEATED - Karen Jansky, l My , E, .fx , D3 ' ,W X- N54 BACK ROW - L, to R, - Mike Miner, John Sveum, Fred McLachlan, Carson Dunk, MIDDLE ROW - Nancy Danbrook, Nancy Horgus, Rudy Suta, Margene Peers. FRONT ROW - Mr, Schrammeck, Diane Kelley, President: Bryce Tolley, Vice-Presidents Sherry Hurlbert, Secretary, Ti1aulz5T0fOuwEu8Dwwa6 L. to R, Charlie Kimmet, Harold Sundgren, Ernie Cartwright, Mary Richmond, Sterling Dorcas, Sam Hammer, A special thanks to Charlie from the Pep Club for driving our Pep Bus, AML cm , ,JV . fr '+A -' W r re PK - V M, 5 M4 3, .ir r hifi! fimnl rw v L. to R. Mary Hoppes, Mayme Sanderson, Fern Whitt, and Velma Stroman who is not pictured. Clarence Johnson just after polishing our library floor. Wo Tp owv I-lata To those behind the scenes who keep our surroundings clean. Custodians are also responsible for our neat school yards. Lois and Dallas Dunk are the ones we thank for the neat appearance of the grade school. ,. , ?Z. 42 Z mimi 40 ,W f SPDRTS X sewn FROM L, to R, - Sue Pelletier, Diane Aschim, Debbie Hurlbert, Margene Peers, We've got spirit! It isn't really that You gotta keep, so hopeless! Sponsored: PRODUCTION CREDIT AS. AND FARMER'S LOAN BANK AS, , Conrad don't cha lose your pep-your pep-your pep A T -E -A -M Team, 45x ,1 TELL X- 7' a -2- Udeen McLachlan, Roxie Paisley, Carla Stroman, Mary Kimmet, Jean Holtz Hail to the Brave Team, Team ! Refiners! Fight, Refiners, Fight! I-Iowa Flagbearers - Pat Berthelote, Nancy Danbrook. Honor Guard L. to R. - Nancy Horgus, Wendy Carrico, Mary Moffat, Sherry Hurlbert, Diane Hammer, Joan Lorenzen, Vicki Paisley, Diane Kelley. iaee e i , I ' if , t,.st,5f iiia T iiii . r ' .. i, I 1 - fi r rfmfvvrg. , .. 215' 'N' r -5 rf- '- -,f 'ffiriiigft it W iff, t f- ' ' 1 ,,,.' A 1' C r .2125fisffff.2f?sfgf.fs:gifV E .PK - N is yeai 5 Egg N Q f I s T T The Drill Team consists of sixteen girls and is advised by Mr, Mauritsen. They practiced nightly to be ready to perform at the Divisional Tournament and they represented North Toole County High School 78 well. 1966 ' -lrootbaw 1966 REFINERS. STANDING L. to R. - Mike Miner, Gary McDermott, Chuck Hallingstad, John Sveum, Gary Richmond, Gary Kimmet, Ray Ballew, 'John Moffatt, Gail Linnell, John Sloan, Randy Whitt, David Evenson, Bryce Tolley, Lee Barrows - KNEELING - Ed Moffatt, Pat Kimmer, Carson Dunk, Lloyd Laverdure, Steen Alme, Rodney Frost, John Foster, Barry Atkinson, Gene Luckenbill, Brad Lawrence, Wayne Gillespie. . Refiner Coaches and Managers STANDING L. TO R. - Curt Thompson, Lloyd Clark, Tom Peck - KNEELING - George Ore, Pat Johnson, Francis Styren, SUNBURST OPPONENTS 6 Shelby 2 6 Harlem 19 50 , Chester 6 18 Fairfield 12 27 Big Sandy 20 33 Browning 13 6 Conrad 34 13 Valier 26 Sponsor: FASHION CLEANER'S, CUT BANK RAY BALLEW - Co-Captain, A11-confer BRYCE TOLLEY - Co-Captain All-conference ence End Half-Back JOHN MOFF-ATT - All-conference End. Co-Sponsor: FARMER'S SUPPLY CO-OP, CONRAD CONRAD IMPLEMENT CO. CONRAD m W R . X, .W gw Sveum Gains Up the Middle Wynn, V The Game is About to Begin K by Q, xx 5 we 'fn L' sl MQN, K 1 fi' kk K . l X 'x R,-N x S 3 X13 J' Q.. U ,io NR - , .X X X . , V Tolley Scores Against Browning il Miner Receives Pep Talk During Conrad Game Sunburst Clashes with Hallingstad Takes a Breather Thompson Encourages Team During a Night During Browning Game Encounter Sponsorzf FSZS DRUGS, Shelby Big Sandy's Line WX Q gw my awww Qfiyrf , W if gf?-X A W V N YEA -TEAM Aftermath of a Victory ee-ev Basketball A - Squad BACK Row - Ray Jensen, Lyle Kohle Kimrnet, Jim Peers - FRONT ROW - Lee Barrows, Johnson, s, John Moffatt, Ray Ballew, Fred McLachlan, Gary Wayne Gillespie, John Sveurn, Steve Mitchell, Mike B - Squad BACK ROW - Ed Moffatt, Gene Luckenbill, Randy Fauque, Randy Whitt, Bill Byrne - FRONT ROW - Pat Kimrnet, Calvin Simshaw, vGreg Ander son, Brad Lawrence, Carson Dunk. Qbdbg De6eats Qwwbwest 67 - se Moffatt tries a fifteen footer Ballew jumps at center, Mr. Peck is smiling, for Once! x Sponsor: FIRST STATE BANK, Shelby Kimmet dunks - 2 points! Kimmet tries a short one. Mitchell shoots a jumper. 93 h 4 I . P 45- , Sponsor: FOUR CORNERLS BAR, Four Corners Cutbcwla Edges Quubwwt Ballew fires, Trying for a strike John? Sponsored: LARSON'S MEN'S WEAR, Shelby Stretch tries to stop Larson. Where's the Ball? Qnwbwust Peers looks for help. Peers readys for the rebound Mitchell lets SO with a Shot- co-sponsor - THE AVENUE, fjut Bank ss, PENNEY's, Cut Bank Wfwsfflug 66-67 BACK ROW L. to R. - Dave Holland, Barry Atkinson, Don Kelley, Dean Young, Gail Linnell, Sid Aschim Rudy Suta, Dan Gillespie, Rick Schock, - FRONT ROW L. to R, - Gordan Stewart, Allan King, Rod Frost, Rick Aschim Jack Roark, Dan Anderson, Al Linnell, Doug Nichols, Lance Lerum, Mike Spencer, Hey Rudy, get off his back! ! Sponsored: SHELBY CLINIC, Shelby Keep fighting Rick! Lerum holds the upper hand, against his Havre Central opponents Aschim seems in serious trouble as he tries to bridge his way out of an opponent's hold. Asch of br im begins the process eaking down his man. x l ' l E: 1 H. Roark drives his man hard into the mat. Gail Linnell tries hard to prevent his man from crawl ing off the mat. Dan Gillespie strains to get to his knees, Sponsored: STATE FARM INSURANCE, Cut Bank mee ' -meh 1966 TRACK TEAM. STANDING L. TO R. - Coach Clark, Rick Frost, Doug Kelley, Ron Kimmet, Ray Ballew, Gary Kimmet, John Sveum, Chuck Hallingstad, John Moffatt, Coach Peck, Coach Thompson - KNEELING - Fred McLachlan manager, Mike Johnson, Brad Lawrence, John Foster, Gary McDermott, Mike Miner, Pat Johnson TRACK CO-CAPTAINS L. TO R. - Rick Frost and Ray Ballew J ,r,. 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