Park High School - Arrow Yearbook (Livingston, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

ll'-'wb N ess'- , M za .m . . , t W 4 QA Q , Q if' 'fn tm C' 'mm-Him I , K , 1? K fl I At X -id- if ' WQHWK Q WMMPHIIMW wa ,Af JQN0 , :Q vm 'R M. A s 'K ww' veb',.s- W wkwks' x fea mv-N gi sf 31,-, HhiM he P3140 w-, Qi' i AQ gg Q JVM a Q fi .A W Q N! 1 ., 4. .. 45 A -.f , ,WV -- . A ,, Aw., W 'Q' Q s W T ' f 1i?w.w!V'!'w,,,.. W fi S y m4 ,, we, V- 74,-. , QQ., ' ,ig V, Y v 90' ' I ' ' 4 1 x w Q E Wm iw , , , Q A 1 Vg? :QQ xi I .. 1, ' S, 'Ut -2 X . 5 V K , W-'fn 1 ' ,ggwg-ug,, N ,Q ' A 3 f jim D 1,3 ' 5 Mi. ' 'is F '- J W QE- ,S ag. e4 if .fx X M ,W r, ,L V. Y , I. -' P? . rfb I .aq, I ,A , L.. 'ae' 2- vw 'A' r r !' L . . . , lf I.!- I-! L +,,i15 1, . .1 Q-' '- Y 1 5 v , V, N 1 r , I Q X is Q - I 3- K J' , R 3. V' . . .. .4 ,p Q xii V.,-. V . -ffeefgg-Veg: V , . 5 ' ,. -' f.- -- 9 , , . . . 1 jay, gi gf .' L' I -. 5 -M1 . ?5J VH' W., j.g5gV.gL3fF.5fg: Tryk.. ',:. 71. -XM A 1- .Iyfx W 1 . , -Q Eu-Z3n'. J V4 , '- V A . V S . - ' 1' --21. - 42 j-'J -. A -'QU-'il . mf . ' 4 1 '--, .a. A -, if V S ' 1,.g+.-. - 'SA s' F' ' wp-'jf 4 : V g ,i 'X . WJ, .. 'f , 3,1 ' 'ia V -. .V Q' lf. 'f' '-:- 5, --1' H -41' V L A f.'fiQxzV 1 1 in - 'f 'f-FM '.-L .- 'ff ie' ff I A -,. '5 . 44 'Q E rg vi 1 Q ag - A V . : . --, Q kj f1V'.1:V---I...' 4 6- M -' V L 9 ', 'V' 2,- V' . 1 ' : V. 4- ,.:'1.j. V'-1 f -' 5 -4. V, Ag :I -K .-'ali ' V .. 1 . V .Vi 6135 21 ,- A .A V V 5, H , Y. V If , . .X V. in 1 , .gig gun A., ,F ,, . , ll .1 I Q. --- 'V ' , EE fp 'ei . ,J A A, . VJ 'lj' f'7V'I ' Q Q--'A 3 3 J' A Hu' ,A .N-rv -Hs.. '- ffswlgf ' , - V, .. -Y .v V K 4 'IE ,, ' E ' ' ' ' .,, nf' t -iii' -' 1 1 'K,44z'V3gf- -V, 722.-lf L xii , F WV, 1 '. ,f.j' , ,'-55, 'e,. I . V - V -V ' V. A . . -'feqiff , A, ,A,1w.-H?-:'A: , ,I V . ,..-vp .. J. vf . .uf - , H f . 7 LH .,4,1.,VVf,4. fs A, ..,, . :,, :pill af, ' sf - '-, 4.1, , A '-.2 .N 7' ' f '1V'3'A ..' .L ' . 'F:'f 1' I . -4 di 'FK ' ' ' ' ' ' 'if ,, V ' Wiz. '-'l ..'. f,1 . x ' . 'i 4 . 'f VA-,:1 ': f if . . -ifili.. ' :, , , F 'ffm N Vg-E ' 1'7:i Ff'.3 , ' L 'yy 'W' 1 'H 2 2 A ..-' 1:1 ' -f ' .JA-, , - - '-1' I ' A A-5 '. V1 Q .. . .. ' - -wwf - V: , . Af ,Q Li. .5 au ' ', f -A 15' TV ff ,f- ' , ' N x A V 3, s - , K, fig, , 1 - , ' i ' ' Ve' V 1 3 4 - - ' ' -K ' -W-Y. A' ' . 1 A . .p- I gi . , 1 t- P.f?A.2'-Q' V ,- ' ' ' f L ' :icy -. .A Vp V , ., .241 . F ,.,. , ., , V , ,,f, E. . ' l - V . ' .. Y - -' f'I4?,j , ,Q ff? - 3, V P H -- - ffif-xf.-, X - if? - ,F ' T , ' 1 -3 V . '. fl. 1-Vi. -. ' t 'V' 'ef 'V , A, ' .Ph 742,-' y 4. ',,.E u - 3:54, ' I T14 . 'A ' '..- 2 fu: ' -f 1-1 ,, 1 , U-.5 I , - ' I , f K r , Y - Y 1 1: , -gy Q' .,. :5.ijL:i3 41.7372 by . 5 K .4 .: V 1 ' S . . ' , ' . . 5::'5gv...4'.1. -' 5 ' ' W x '-, , , A 1 ' -'Z-flA'.4 '1 fj' 1f,.'V-,1 :J.,f'w 1. , . . . f' V 'Mfg ' ' f . -Alva .' .e,,.-f.,-ri-'.. ..s Q-5 f - -e - A X . 3, ..., -A-----'M-,. J, ,V ..4VV--.ff , -- L ,,,, h I 5 ,V Q Q35 ,, ,N F 543,35 .f ag. V. . .. C, .. ,Q , :1 A, . -VLH' A iw xx gg! N2 zu- i Y ' , .3 if . A ig?'3f-:'..'g 3-'ug ., ' - 7 A 4 , - .' fi ' 1'Lftz',4.'Q - if f V'-:p , I - -5- ,L r g 1 I , ,fx-,':+fs wg Z-51.51 V! T -2 'Q -.xg -'L' SQ ' ' YZ -ff' 4, F- . .- .J V . Ev , .' iq- V, tk ' M. Q P V .. 53- . .. 5 7 1 . 314 J' .ff 5 ff ' --ag 1 I - , 'Ar V 1, fp 'F - A :V - A ' ' . A ' 'F ' L Jw ...y fl . N Q 1 .V ,QGAW-41 - 31' M . V. ' - 'Q . .l. :avr L: s Vi I A 'A - V .ff '17 . 1 f - , ' ' 1 ' fi .. . -1 '. V .151 -A-a- E, - .i ,, H4 . N xv Q. at I - V . ' 1 ' - V X 'Q fe- -Q P .2 1 f 1 2 - 1 , , Q' 3 'Rn--nv., x ,, i- . , ' . Vu-A+: - 'f - 'r ' l ' , -V ' ' T he-H.-.Vi 1. V .A , ,. ,, . .- 1, A an 5. 'A 1 1 . 1 'Q 1. -dp.. U VQVA,-.ern . 'iii fy. 1 - 'A 1 2? 'QV 5, 'Q' '1 ,.,5.. . . -,V -31.719 ,I -.4 W .. 1 -V Av .r 1. 5 7.45.-iff I if ' ,. X , V . V -' J- 1 fn , .5522 ' ' H .- 1' - ,4 -N 1 1- 1- 6 , v ' 1 . A 'fif ??'1- I ' ' 4?-A'rgg'.Ef'-..f' Q., ' ' ' .fx 'Q rfipfig - ' . I .mf .. ,, 1 ,- 1 HL n,5, . -IA .?A v wi 1 If , 'Q 'E . 1 e . . A gilt? ark aunfg' i I1 year's seniors. set forth in the good Ernst - ' 2. ,. :Im n xvrngsion , uniana I ., , ,-11--aefqaf-1 ,, ln Y . W As pirates of old set forth d -l L in search of treasure. so we this I 1 3 ship Ranger, four years ago. Across 4-- X7 3 1 J M 'JI' : 'x l' 1 I I ,sl if :N ff K , , xx, ,. seas sometimes stormy, but more often calm and clear we sailed in f search of treasure. if The pictured story of our four-year quest and its final outcome is recorded in this log of memories of the good ship Ranger. 1955. r ,-4 Jfnretnnrh We who have reached Treasure Island look back with mixed emotions across the last lap of our trip. Our voyage symbolizes the journey to the island where the golden treasures of past and present knowledge are ours for the finding. It symbolizes the finding and conservation, through education of youth, of the best knowledge of past generations for the use of present and future voyagers. Gleaming amidst the gold of our educational wealth are jeweled memories of our friends and the many happy activities we shared at PCHS. Zin Qppmiatinn Because of his steadfast help to us in solving our many problems, Because of his ability to give us confidence when our problems seemed too great, Because of his leadership in helping us to organize our efforts and channel our energies in the right direction, Because of his sense of humor which has made our high school careers more enjoyable, Because of his teaching ability, Because of his enthusiasm for youth and his faith in our genera- tion, we, the 1955 Rangers, dedicate this book to Mr. Bakkum, advisor and friend. I 1 N, l. fl ' w Jinx WJ.. . Here are our Navigators who chart our course with star'of leadership and compass of understanding. Thanks to them for guiding us safely into port. at nr: .: n......,,.. . B ' Q I -, m,j v K A 'vlan-A AA V. G. DAVIDSON, Principal B.A., State Teachers College Valley City, North Dakota M.E., Montana State University l 'qmail :Yi-v MRS. E. L. BREEDEN, office Clerk ORLEY CGEHORE' Agsisfanf Principal - ograp y, eo ogy Montana State College State Teachers College Valley City, North Dakota B.A., Montana State University N ii tiff N I X a - , tt- -,gf -X gear- 'N Tis x N sm Q25 it 'lfaxs Qi X f-f X is A ia X Y -' ,ug , 'SEL 9 1 13, X. vw '- S . ,QL R 5 CARL BAKKUM B.S., S.T.C. .il C? ,fl Mayville, N. Dak. Bookkeeping I, II Commercial Law 4 U EDGAR L. BREEDEN GENE BOURDET GEORGE E. BOWRING, JR B.S., M.S.C. B.S., M.S.C. B.M., M.S.U. U. of Washington Coach M.M.E., M.S.U. World History Health Instrumental Music Problems of American Physical Education Band, Orchestra Democracy Music Appreciation fa 1 J I7 n I. L' GEORGE L. BEADLE ROBERT H. BROOKIE BERNICE E. BRUSH CLEO BUCK M.S., Rocky Mt. C. 11 yr. Journeyman B.S., M.S.C. B.A., Minn. U. M-S.U- Mech. U. of Montana English IV Biology M.S.C. Colorado A. 8: M. Library General Science N. Montana C.O.E. Mathematics Auto Mechanics ALVIN J. CHRISTENSEN ELWOOD L. COMER. LEE CORK ELOISE ENGEN B.S., M.S.C. B.E., M.S.N.C. B.A., M.S.U. B.A., Iowa U. Vocational Agriculture Oregon S.C. Citizenship U.S.C. Oregon U. Physical Education English I, II Mech. Drawing Latin I AD. GRANDCHAMP AM., U. of chicago B.A., U. of wash. Eastern Wash. C.O.E. U. of Montana U. of Colorado English I Speech WALTER LAB BS., M.S.C. Art Driver Training in.,-A y g fx n N-' ,,...a , I 1 J. -5- it, . I f Q i x ..l l DON R. HOLMQUIST B.A., M.S.U. Physics Chemistry X X AUDREY HOLZUM EUNICE A. KENT B.A., M.S.U. B.A., Beloit College, Wis English III U. of California Journalism U. of Montana Spanish - Latin Vocal Music LEONARD H. LARSON CARRIE T. NONTELL JEANNE SLAGHT B.S., M.S.C. B.A., U, of Wash. B.S., Jamestown M.S.U. Gregg C., Chicago College, N. D. U. of Washington Shorthand Bookkeeping I Algebra Typewriting Physical Education Geometry I I , , l Y if 'V -. , I ' , , nx. , t. J r , I .. : 1! g , FLOYD F. SPEAKER. AGNES K. VAN OOSTEN BILL MaCLACHLIN DOUG BRIGGS B.A., Coe College B.S., M.S.C. Chicago U. Chicago U. Hlstory Colorado Bill MacLach1in and Doug Briggs are the custodians Solld Geometry Homfmakmg I' H who keep our building clean and warm, and who are Tngonometry Park's lost and found department. 'N zlpfaiu f I' 01 uk., r -'-sq f .. 'ax' ,+- Q -.4 I X,--0 lii If 4 ' . Q2..:g'! ,cz - ,. '- , 9 , . ., , N, 2, . . 'Q ,-Q-I., cw . '.-- fq, f P .rf rirkh W-f'-If SALLY ANN ADKINS llsalll Usherettes 2, 3, 4, Chorus 15 Greggite 4. MARGARET ALLEN upeggyn FHA 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, A Cappella 3, 4, Science Club 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, A. L. Brown Award 23 H.S. Week 3, Orchestra 3. KENNETH BARNES llxenli T 8: I Clubg Transfer from Bozeman 3. ROBERT BLAKESLEE lIArch9! FFA 1, 2, 3: Treas. 33 FFA Leadership School 35 Chorus 4, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4. DIANNE LEA AANESTAD N llDii I ' A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 33 Stagecraft 33 Sextet 45 Annual Staff 4, Journalism Meet 45 Geyser Staff 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Library 4, Play Staff 3, 4. WALTER IVIASON ADAMS Uwalti! Student Council 13 Science Club 2, 45 Tumbling 4. ..,j..... is ,J SANDRA LYNN ASHMORE usandyn TNT 4g Photo Club 45 Sec. 4, Student Council 35 Greggite 3, Cheerleader 3, 4. ROBERT BACKEN HB0'bl ! National Honor Society 3, 4g Annual Staff 1, 45 Co-editor 4, Geyser Staff 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Music Festival 2, 35 State Music Meet 23 Photo Club 2, 3, 45 Vice Pres. 2, Treas. 3, Traffic Safety Council 4, Operetta 13 Stagecraft 25 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 4, Music Letter 1, 2, 3. 'Qf 'yr' RALPH WV. BRANSON Science Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Play Staff 3, 4, Music Festival 2, 3, 43 Traffic Safety Council 4. MARIE BRIGGS Smokie Lee Chorus 3. 'A ROBERT C. BROWNING George Band 2, 3, 4g Treas. 4g District Music Festival 2g Transfer from Bozeman 2. Usherettes 2 3 4' GAA 1, Chorus 4 W ,V i ,4,S , , S ,lg LORRAINE BOUCHER Annie Usherettes 2, 3, 43 Vice-Pres. 4g Chorus 13 Annual Staff 43 Hard Times Lady-in-waiting 4. JOHN ALLEN BOWEN John Football 1, 2g T 8: I Club 4. ft J, A k . Y 'GI DERWIN BROWN Zeke Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 33 A Cappella 4, Music Festival 2, 3, 43 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 43 Homeroom Chairman 23 Student Council 25 Rec. Sec. 2. JANE ANN BROWN Brownie Twirler lg GAA lg Photo Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Ush- erettes 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 23 Greggite 33 State Music Festival 1, 2. M MAY CARLSON i f, 1 1 1 ' K , . -.-' i ' . as 52 xiii , W 'i sl -iii .. 'X 'T :fiA, Aigbib X 573, ,.. ROBERTA CLARK Bobble Chorus 35 A Cappella 35 Greggite 3, 45 A. L. Brown Award 2. ANOKA EVON COATES Bonnie Chorus 25 Twirling 2, 3, 45 Majorette 45 Library 45 Transfer from Kaycee, Wyoming 2. , an RAYMOND DUBBERKE llltayl! Photo Club 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Transfer from Cascade, Idaho 3. JIM DUNLAP Basketball 45 Football 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. LOUIS CARPENTER ClLou!l Band 1, 25 Chorus 15 State Music Festival 25 Tumbling 45 Orchestra 1, 2. MARIAN L. CARPENTER FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Recreation Leader 45 Chorus 1, 25 A Cappella 3, 4. it CAROL COEY ucueyn Photo Club 2, 35 TNT 45 Treas. 45 GAA 15 Annual Staff 45 Greggite 3, 45 Stagecraft 1. JOHN COLLINS I-lfidi Whitey Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Track 25 Letter- men's Club 45 T 8: I Club 45 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Stagecraft 15 Chorus 15 Traffic, Safety Council 4. 5390 GERALDINE MARIE ENGER llGenyY! Greggite 3, 4. ARTHUR ROY EVANS UAH!! Chorus 1, 3, 4, A Cappella 3, Band 4, Stagecraft 1, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4. TERRY LEE FOOTER B Basketball 1, Track 1, Band 1, 2, Class Vice-Pres. 1, Homeroom Chairman 3, Student Council 4, Lettermen's Club 1. KAREN TINA GAUSTAD Squirrel Chorus 1, 2, Greggite 3, 4, YFC Club 3. COLLEEN DUNN C'lleen FHA 1, 2, 3, Usherettes 3, TNT 4, Twirler 3. GERALD DUNN ucierryn FFA 1, 2, T 8.5 I Club 4. fl if ..,,,,, .Na Q MARILENE FIEVET TNT 4, Greggite 3, 4, Transfer from Ther- mopolis, Wyoming 2. ROBERT FIGGINS ling!! Chorus 1, 2, A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, Quartet 4, Quintet 3, All State Chorus 3, 4, Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Music Letter 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, A. L. Brown Award 2, Hon. Rotarian 4, Class Pres. 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Filing Sec. 2, Rec. Sec. 3, State Student Council Meet 2, Play Staff 3, T 8x I Club 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Letterxnen's Club 2, 3, 4. te- We ' vii si' ERLYNN HARRIS Erlynn J . T 8: I Club 4g Track 3, 4. JANE HERSHMAN Hersh GAA lg Greggite 3, 4, TNT 45 Geyser Staff 4. .4-UE' .Wi 'EY .5 'Ti' .nv-lf nfl' DONNA 'HULTBERG Toes FHA 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 3, 4, Mixed Trio 3, 45 Sextet 1, All State Chorus 3, A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 45 Pres. 35 State Music Festival 2, 3, District Music Festival 2, 3, 4g Sr. Play 4, Operetta 1. JUNE HULTGREN HUSTON llJunie!l Chorus 1, 45 Transfer from Billings 4. i DONALD CARLTON HAGE llnonil Chorus lg Band 2, 3, 4, Play Staff 45 A Cappella 4, District Music Festival 2, 3, 4. CRAIG HAMILTON Class Pres. 13 Chorus lg A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4, Quartet 1, 4g Quintet 33 Operetta lg Jr. Play 33 Sr. Play 4, Science Club 1, 2, 35 Student Council 1, 3, Homeroom Chairman 2, 43 Boys' State 3g National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 43 Basketball 1, 2, Rep. to Colo. Safety Meeting 33 Geyser Editor 4, All State Chorus 3, Music Festival 1, 2, 4, Music Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Traffic Safety Council 4, Pres. 45 A. L. Brown Award 25 Hon. Rotarian 45 Tumbling 4. A Oni 'FWF r . gs: JOHN HILLARD Johnnie Chorus lg Photo Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, T 8a I Club 4. KENTON HOOVESTOL Hoovie Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Sec. 33 Photo Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Ski Club 35 Traffic Safety Council 4, District Music Festival 2, 3, 4. BASIL ROY JONES, JR. Beck Track 25 Football 3, 45 T 8: I Club 45 Letterrnen's Club 45 Tumbling 4. LARRY JORDAN FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Treas. 45 Student Council 35 FFA District Convention 2, 3, 45 State Convention 3, 4. THOMAS LANGLY llTom!! FFA 2, 3, 45 Stagecraft 25 Tumbling 4. WILLIAM LEATHERS, JR. T 8: I Club 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Football 1, 3, 4. CARLENE INSKEEP Chorus 2, 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 FHA Convention 2, 3, 45 Transfer from Reno High, Nevada 2. VVINNIE JOHNSON Hwinh Usherettes 2, 3, 45 Sec. 45 Greggite 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 GAA 1. i I MARY SUZANNE KEENEY Susan in-'img av, at-Q ,X MM, Q- E! .2 Y2..T 7l Greggite 45 Annual Staff 45 Library 45 Transfer from Powell High, Deer Lodge 3. PATRICIA KEYES llratli Chorus 1, 25 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA Convention 2, 35 Greggite 3. ? A 'W . . - -i s '5 , it - , sw -. -G-S+ wiv? A - 1' 'ire ---' ,.. ' fl- , 'B' JO ANN LONG ICJOU Band 1 2, 3, 43 Pres. 23 A Cappella 2, 3, 43 Sec. 43 Brass Sextet 33 Sextet 43 Music Letter 1, 2, 33 Music Festival 2, 33 State Music Meet 2, 33 All State Band 33 GAA 1, 43 Pres. 43 Library 43 Greggite 33 Chorus 43 Photo Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pres. 23 TNT 3, 43 Treas. 43 Pres. 23 Girls' State 35 Jr. Play 33 Sr. Play 43 Annual Staff 43 Co-editor 4. BRUCE MALCOLM Moose FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3. 'Sr x ROSE MARIE McCLEARY Rosie TNT 2, 3, 43 Usherettes 1, 2, 33 Student Council 1, 23 Class Treas. 23 Chorus 1, 23 A Cappella 23 Greggite 4. DENNIS MCGEE canennyvr Homeroom Chairman 13 Student Council 1, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Science Club 33 Lettermen's Club 33 Pres. 43 Class Treas. 43 Class Vice-Pres. 33 Boys' State 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Geyser Staff 3, 4g Annual Staff 43 Play Staff 3, 4. JOHN LEECI-I Creecho Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Minor Letter 33 Quartet 2, 3, 43 Band Letter 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 43 Stagecraft 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextet 3, 43 State Music Meet 3, 43 All State Band 3, 43 Football 3, Operetta 1. VERYL LEECH Creech Cheerleader 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pres. 33 Stage- craft 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play 33 Sr. Play 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella 2, 3, 43 Quartet 2, 43 Quintet 33 Tumbling 43 Sec. 43 Homeroom Chair- man 33 Student Council 33 Chorus 43 All State Chorus 3. 5 i 'saw' Wffw-y N.. CHESTER MARION Chet Geyser Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 National Honor Society 3, 4. JERRY MARTIN FFA 1, 23 Tumbling 4. :M 'Q , , ROBERT JOSEPH MORIARTY Mort Science Club 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Science Talent Search 45 H.S. Week 3. DENNIS GLEN MURDOCK Birddog Football 3, 45 Basketball 35 Letterrnen's Club 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 45 Class Sec. 45 Boys' State 35 Hon. Rotarian 45 A Cappella 45 Sec. team W. Div. football 45 Transfer from Vale Union High, Oregon 3. SYDNEY MYERS TNT 3, 45 Tumbling 1, 2, 35 A Cappella 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Usherettes 1, 2, 35 Student Council 25 Science Club 45 Sextet 4. JO JERRINE NAEGELI Chorus 1, 35 A Cappella 35 GAA 15 Usherettes 35 TNT 45 Greggite 45 Stagecraft 3. MZITZI MEIGS Mickie FHA 15 Greggite 3. EARL ROSS MILNE Chorus 3, 45 Transfer from Butte High 2. LLOYD GEORGE MURIE Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 45 Stagecraft Orchestra 3, 45 Music Festival 2, 3, 4. NANCY JANE MURPHY llNancli Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Chorus 1, 2. Q mn., 'vs Tlx,-av 5 3 .45 . 3 s M.w'fsmw. , f f . sq '+ A IQ ? V33 T? '. ' .. 565, rl 1 W NANCY HELEN NELSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, A. L. Brown Award 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Music Festival 2, 3. IIAROLD NICKLESON T 8: I Club 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. PIIILIP O'NEIL IGPMIYI Basketball 1, Track 1, Chorus 1. JAMES IVI. OSTERUD Albert Football 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, T 8: I Club 4, Reporter 4, Traffic Safety Council 4. .sf Q ,Q .Y CORAL JEAN NELSON Buttons Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4, Usherettes 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, Chorus 1, 2, H.S. Week 3, Greggite 4, Traffic Safety Council 4, Annual Staff 4. GEORGE H. NELSON ML G. H. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter- men's Club 3, 4, Hon. Mention So. Div. Basketball 3, Sec. team W. Div. football 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN NILES TNT 3, 4, Sec. 4, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4, A. L. Brown Award 2, Greggite 4, Chorus 2, Transfer from Colton Union High, California 2. ROBERT LEE OLMSTEAD Herb Band 1, Orchestra 1, Annual Staff 4. BARBARA ANN PEARSON Barb GAA 1g Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Usherettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 35 Greggite 3, 4. LOIS YVONNE PETERSEN uspeedu Transfer from Cutbank 4. ... ' if Q. 4 f' .g-. .s ..,,, . A-:.3,H, , L it A as WILLIAM H. PAINTER Brother Al Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic Track Meet 2, 43 Student Council 2, 35 Band lg Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Westinghouse Talent Search 4, Annual Staff 4. SUZANNE VIRGINIA PARRIOTT Suzie FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g Song leader 2, Vice-Pres. 33 Pres. 4g State Historian 3, 45 Photo Club 2, 3, 45 Operetta lg Student Council 1, 3, National Honor Society 4g Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 43 Greggite 33 A Cappella 1, 2, Geyser Staff 3, 43 Annual Staff 4, Homeroom Chairman 1, 3, Sextet 13 Chorus 1, 2g Music Festival 2. PHILLIP LOUIS PoL1LLo Phil T 8a I Club 4, Reporter 4g Football 1, 3, 4, Track 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Hon. Mention W. Div. Football 4. CHARLES R. RAI-IN if S charlie JOHN C. REED John Stanley Livingston Reed Chorus 33 Transfer from Miles City 3. VIRGIL REYNOLDS urronyn Chorus 1, 3. Class Sec. 2, Class Treas. 3g Student Body Vice- Pres. 45 A. L. Brown Award 2, Boys' State 33 Hon. Rotarian 43 National Honor Society 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3g Pres. 43 National FFA Convention 4. i n-m - ,Y , . - f- fl mmm., - W 9 ar we ....ff..-nz: KAY REGINA ROMINE Transfer from Billings High 4. LAURA JOYCE ROSS Laurie Tumbling 1, 2, 3g Usherettes 2, 35 TNT 3, 4g Greggite 43 Vice-Pres. 4, Class Sec. 1. 90? 405 y-in GEORGE SCHREIBER llGeoPl T 82 I Club 43 Pres. 45 Student Council 4g Traffic Safety Council 4. JOAN CAROLE SCUDDER Jeanie Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Treas. 31 TNT 3, 43 Greggite 3, Girls' State Alternate 3, Annual Staff 4, Violin Trio 33 Geyser Staff 43 Homeroom Chairman 43 A Cappella 4, Fall MIEA Convention 43 All State Orchestra 3, Traffic Safety Council 4. MARY JEAN ROBINSON FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 23 Annual Staff 45 GAA 1. BETTY LEE ROM Betz Usherettes 4, GAA lg Greggite 3, 4g Library 45 Stagecraft 4. ETI-IEL ELINOR RUSSELL llRustyD Usherettes 3, 45 Pres. 43 Hard Times Queen 35 Annual Staff 45 Greggite 4, Pres. 43 Transfer from Meridian, Idaho 3. DOROTHY JUNE SCHEMPF Dorf Photo Club 2, 3, 43 Sec. 35 FHA 1, 23 Geyser Staff 3, 43 Fall MIEA Meeting 3g Annual Staff 45 Traffic Safety Council 4, Corres. Sec. 4. in ,sswsgl x 15.-f.im-4 -s DANIEL WERNER tlDan!l Band 1, 2, 3g Chorus 1, A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 43 Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4, Operetta 12 Annual Staff -lg Westinghouse Talent Search 4. WALLY WEST -'wana Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, T 8a I Club 4. ,,-un. off-'vp JOAN GAY WHITTET llGayU A Cappella 2, 3, 43 Sextet 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 4, Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA LEE WVICHAEL usunnyn FHA 1, 2, Chorus 1. GLADYS WEBBER acTWirpfr FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, Band Letter 2: Music Festival 2, Chorus 45 Stagecraft 2. THOMAS J. WENAAS HT. J.!! Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 43 Chorus 1, 23 Lettermen's Club 4, Attended Gallatin H.S. Jr. Year. .5 Mg, I. K kat fa. , 'W -52 MARY PAULA WHITE GAA 1, Greggite 3, 4, Geyser 4, Annual Staff 45 Stagecraft 1, 2, 3, 4. TOM WHITE Band 1, 25 A Cappella 4, Annual Staff 1, 43 Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Boys' State 33 Hon. Rotarian 45 Track 2, Football 1, 3, Student Council 43 Westinghouse Science Talent Search 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Stagecraft lg Traffic Safety Council 43 Music Festival 2. nn-W,,,,:r Mr NADINE WILMOT llDeeU Usherettes 35 TNT 45 Transfer from Meridian, Idaho 3. 'I Q MARVIN WOODRING tlMarvn Class Vice-Pres. 2, 45 Class Sec. 35 National K' Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 FFA Officer 3, 45 FFA Parl. 25 FFA State Convention 35 FFA State Public Speaking Winner 25 FFA District Judging Team 3, 45 FFA State Judging Team 45 Boys' State 35 Hon. Rotarian 45 A. L. Brown Award 25 Student Council Parl. 2, 35 Traffic Safety Council 4. NIICHAEL YARDLEY Mike National Honor Society 3, 45 Band 25 Music Letter 25 Music Festival 25 Photo Club 2, 3, 45 Geyser Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Play Staff 45 1 Stagecraft 15 Journalism Meet 4. LEE ZWERNEMAN f We student Council 2, T at 1 Club 45 Vice-Pres. 45 ,. . . . V- '1 ,,,. Football 15 Track 1, 2. ' bi, ,V., 'ziii 1 f.. ., - - si x -X Pirate Captains at last, the seniors have found the object of their journey, the treasure chest, at the end of this, their most active year. Several students proved outstanding. Kay Vicars was chosen DAR girl for '55, Sue Parriott attended the Pacific Regional Convention of FHA, Logan, Utah. George Nelson, basketball star, made the All State A string. Varsity cheerleaders included Kay Vicars, Colleen Sheak, Sandy Ashmore, and Veryl Leech. Delegates to Girls' State were Jo Ann Long, Jolene Wallace and Kay Vicars. Boys' State was attended by Dennis McGee, Thomas White, Marvin Woodring, Charles Rahn, Dennis Murdock, Craig Hamilton, and Bob Figgins. Craig Hamilton and Sue Patriot excelled as editors of the Geyser, while Jo Ann Long and Bob Backen led the Ranger staff. Go West, Young Man, was pre- sented as the class play. Honor Society members included: Bob Backen, Charles Rahn, Marvin Woodring, Dennis McGee, Mike Yardley, Margaret Allen, Sue Par- riott, Bob Figgins, Craig Hamilton, Kay Vicars, Nancy Nelson, Chester Marion, Bob Moriarty, Dan Wemer, and Tom White. Marvin Woodring was Valedicto- rian and Craig Hamilton, Salutato- rian. Baccalaureate was held in the Congregational Church, May 22. Finally, 117 seniors graduated May 27, with Judge W. W. Lessley of Bozeman giving the Commencement Address. Class officers: Marvin Woodring, vice-presidentg Dennis McGee, treasurer5 Bob Figgins, presidentg Dennis Murdock, secretary. R + ,u'i:,: Ng.-4 A a .ab- ith- eq'-. ue .v ' .f,., 1 2.4. . Q M-even-'L -' 1'- t ,Q-:B ,,:'Q'!f, I . ' ' .Q?1i,l'-gjklhzi rr. -nu'-19 .f-vm, 58 's, 1-gf-umm- --r-.. 41... Class officers: Lester Downer, treasurer, Wally Haugan, presidentg Terry Ulrich, vice-president, Virginia O'Neill, secretary. LeRoy Alt Esta Briggs U uf LeRoy Burton - . 'J' Clair Daniels all X4 Shirley Armstrong Phyllis Atkins 23 , Q 'S' -, 9' f , A Z , X Beverly Broadbent Jim Brookie ll if i sit' , I Evelyn Clark Lennard Cole Lester Downer Barbara Dubendorf Zuninrs Almost full-fledged Pirates, the juniors come within reach of the treasure as the good ship Ranger reached the island. They presented the play Meet Corliss Archer on March 11. The Junior Prom honoring the seniors was held April 30. The A squad cheerleaders were Virginia O'Neil1 and Sharon Young. The new members of the Honor Society were Shirley Mercer, Beverly Questad, Jean Schlinder, Larry Murdock, and Gary Pearson. Home Room Representatives were Bob lott, Ronnie Phofl, Jim Brookie, and Roger Sigler. Sharon Parker, Jo Ann Gollmyer, Dick Bodine, and Howard Walter were the Home Room Chairmen. Those selected for Girls' State were Juanita Miller, Sharon Hardgrove, and Kris Lentfer. Alternates were Marlene Patzer, Shirley Mercer, and Claudia Greene. The annual staff members were Merry Smith, Kris Lentfer, and Sharon Parker. Those who received major sports letters were: in football, John Price, Bob lott, Gary Pearson, Terry Ulrich, Jack Dunlap, Bill Robinson, in basketball, Gary Pearson, Don Vandervort, John Price, Curt Sauber, and Jack Dunlap. , X N . 0- I il e, Q e ' Dick Bodine Peggy Bowen Ronald Bowles H Leilani Buchanan Arlene Burch Jean Burns N ..Ef:, 7 f SW 1 , l .5 ww t I N at A Q Peggy Conlin Robert Counts Ronald Counts ' . .... 'Q , Q g s ,, 22. M .5 11.1, Jack Dunlap Deanna Ebert Leilani Eggar X A aff... -'Q- '-- ..,. Q, Eugene Eyerly Charles Flohr Kathleen Foldenauer Q A. -X 'l.. Q G, M, , ., Patsy Freeman YV Carol Gilkison Kae Gingry if ,. we Y Q X y w rays' . I f, 3 J . S y I ' Jo Ann Gollmyer Claudia Greene Margaret Greene Arlene Gregory Sharon Hardgrove Don Haskins , N I3 '- ways G 'W my f Q -13 ,J q was A'-ff :if M 'W Wally Haugan Luna Hetherington Louise Hookham Maile HUdS0l'1 Bill Hurley DSW? HUSUJH K We ,, .e sg 8 ,M 'JS' 3 .TA .3 i t I Ei., i i 4: k txgrx 1 E , 2 , 1 K V H 1 , 4, , - r Q 'ff fl me , 1 W- ' - Robert Iott Erma Johnson Pat Johnston Danny Karrell Darlene Killorn Raymond Killorn ,Q .-J If lt , if 'isa wi Q lj A, . Jim King Kris LED?-fel' Chan Libbey Phil Malcolm Shirley Mercer Juanita Miller 'D SC' V G w - fa 45 . -f r Q5 -f ' N- 'Q We , A -J ...f., X -1- , ,L4e,,,. ,fry ' -5' f , A my , ' , Rochelle Moore Faye Munro Larry Murdock Judy Murphy Terri Murphy Harold Nelson 4-F' V- Jim Nelson .gr Ol 1-rv T Robert Payne .3 full v-J' 1 9. John Perry ,T -A ..... Ill ' If John Price 'Q --I .f .f Forest Roth N. 5 Beverly Schwanke w v i f Cs L-N William Nevin ,. an ,A E 6' K i,,,:: 5 Gary Pearson .S ,fe W Jim Peterson i up 7 -of uv R Dick Proffitt A8 7' Patricia Sathre T J -4 Y V J Delphine Selleck '5- yr, -. - l Charles O'Neil A 5- , :: ' - , , 1 Tor Pederson l Q 45 P Q, 13' Ronald Pfohl 'A G -in 'Q' Beverly Questad -a r-v Curt Sauber . f . -ll Q Y. Roger Sigler sly. 'QT ,W I Virginia O'Neil1 1-1-'Lv . 'Q Barbara Pelz .ki-I, Jim Phelps l u-nu 'Q -..- aff -. 1-3' Fred Reeves 'W . w A Bill Scalise 'df Merry Smith ta., Sharon Parker NM 5- 3 -x Q' x n- 7:5 5, e W , S , .. , , Joe Pepper Ng -4 I Nettie Pomajbo fl Qtr '-fr-r Sherlene Roark Marlene Patzer. fQ A f Charles Perry 2 Charles Pressley Hd Ll Philip Robinson 1' fl ? R si' , ' 'eau Jean Schindler Irene Schlotterbeck 1 we Y' I , , Larry Stands 'S 'lcv Nina Strub gg? X .E 25 A 'Q Y , Q 1- . 4. X I A C 'K + . . f - ' ll . Q .fi - s W . We We - 5 '-ff - A , ' . . ' We Q- ji ' . if - Twig - ,, , . , Y . A A V l ' ' , l l 1 ,exmiia J Korene Tate Ralph Tinsley Brigham Trisdale .K :ggi Terry Ulrich Don Vandervort Howard Walter Q Audrey Woodhull x E W2 X 'Q hrr Sue Welton Joe Wemer Gary White Virginia Williams Sandra Wilson x I 9 ., i I H ' ' R Q Not pictured, Don Moore and Tom Shelly f .,,, . Q ASE , A .gsf-' 5 Betty Yarendt Sharon Young Arlene Merritt to Ronnie Bowles, Sharon Parker, Beverly Questad, Get off my feet. Shirley Mercer. Who? Us! Vandervort. Time will pass. Will you? Q .el Fi.- 'Esta Briggs to Pat Sathre, ru pass. Jo Ann Gollmyer to Sharon Merry Smith and Sharon Parker. Sigler at the keyboard. Parker, Stingy. Kiddies Love Mambo. East Jfnr jfun Boys will be boys! Brookie and Bodine catch Downer writing Price says, No says little Vicars. note. Clnnocent bystander is Iott.J comment. it P '3 if s.5?Wi K - -+- . ':'.--T., 5 W IX a E R i K Em 4l.'f'!,g5l 3 . E . f , x 1 Pomajbo, Gingry, Killorn, and Mercer as ' MZF QQ' if Snuffy Smith entertains Wynken, Blynken, Nod. and baby-sitter. ff H -' P- :-.. tif-.s Pete Peterson. If lost-return to Kay Vicars. Pauline Nelson and Sharon When she comes down to the ICS not 21 'fgqhmooj' Bredbcrg help Tyke Merritt ground, please return to Derwin it's Flohr, out of u tight squeeze. Brown. Xwa M' mr...-, : Lf?'ifgq,, ,-'-aaa.: q N. . V. lk! gpllii! u. -Z'f' ave' ,Q-of 'Ju-. ,facyf-ff. V1 J.. .Shy 'i,6g.!A K I S4 xl, . K- -1 2' N t ,.nd.i.!', I U .5 VJ, xx :A ii U .:3:.Fr. Q - 1 w ml-ih- Q' rj. .,-y.f..,..-.M . . . A . . .. - Q . 4,7,ywc.?'rr.a:?Qfffns:fg:,,5i5M1 5' 3. V A ' . , 345 11, . f-. I K w, . - I .unix u-H... 'W .a 'D Q Class officcrs: Kay Holland, treasurer, Mary Ann Vicars, president, David Murdock, vice-president, Erlice Killorn, secretary. 3' . 4 N v., ii. , . . Larry Adams Ralph Adams Billy Altimus .49 Joyce Ball Dick Barnhart Betty Barr I 4 ' . .J . . . it John Boucher Sharon Bredberg Tommy Brennan . un 40 4 Dick Chaney Charlotte Churchwell Edith Clark bnphnmures Active pirates with courage to follow their dreams, the sopho- mores forged ahead, pulling anchor and setting sail for Treasure Island. Among their leaders were the Student Council Representatives Marilyn Miller, Barbara Haas, Patricia Ryan, Marilyn Ashley, Jay Gleason and Fred Terwilliger. Other leaders were the Home Room Chairmen Sandra Orr, Patricia Ryan, Ron Hultberg, Ryan Swan, Bill Drake, and Dennis Berlin. Winners of the A. L. Brown Award, Barbara Haas, Elaine Hansen, Alberta Eggar, Myrtle Laubach, Sandra Orr, Bill Drake, Fred Terwilliger, Dick Peterson, Keith Yale and Jay Gleason were leaders in the scholastic field. Dennis Berlin, David Murdock, Paul Huggins, Bob Walker, Bill Harris, Bill Schustrom were awarded major letters in football. Jean Manger was an alternate for the B-Squad cheerleaders. Mary Ann Vicars was chosen queen of the FFA Hard Times Dance. Sophomores chosen members of the National Honor Society were Barbara Haas, Bill Drake, Sandra Orr, Diane Davis, and Dick Peterson, xg s ' ' . 4. 4 Myrna Anderson Marilyn Ashley Sonya Bakke A -1:3 IL as Q 7 1 . u Dennis Berlin Ralph Betcher Billie Bevin . I lf 21 W Roger Breaking Patty Brunett Marjorie Clayton Norma Kay Clayton Glenda Burnett .L 41 J Jean Collins R 1 if Danny Conway Kathryn Dillon .JM Dennis Footer .Mi u ', -Q., - g A i Jay Gleason Tod Hackman L3 3 Q Clark Crane ,,,. 'Y -:1 . I 1:- i William Drake Bruce Fuher 54 R, '4 5, 5 John Godward Elaine Hansen F , V.. we . 3 H ., Joene Criger X a nn Danny Edwards Larry Gehlhausen L 5' XV-Q Carol Gonder OrvisHarper K ' . f' . lr C 'S 5' .ji .' . .Q X Jack Custer Douglas Egeland 1- 'Ka 5 3 -i V- ,.., 5 Bert Gentry ,b if , R Noel Grandchamp 5 Q. 'Q X--v ,. X -, ,... X Billy Harris . .-r'l ,L G is wif Elberta Eggar Ernest Gerling , qw ' f f!! , 135 '- K le ,yy ,-'xx - aa ..i,, .Y ,azz S Tom Griffith Qv,:a,,.,Q.f -541-5521 14' ,W Charles Harris Bob Hellander Tom Hogg Kaye Holland GametHo1stine Paul Huggins ,J , . Patsy Fay Dale Gibby Barbara Haas .. I L , 1-wig, -:Q Q21 rw L ,Sw X 'is .,, Carolyn Heath - Q .,.--v--' ' Ronald Hmrberg 0 i Robert Jacobs -9 ...1' James Kolokotrones F Melvin Lincoln i N-nv I Barbara Johnson I Douglas Kruse Barbara Mahlum 00 LLL' x xy' Eunice Jones '1 . gg o Q I 4 . ...J Donald Kude C -43! 5 rw, wi. .Y L .333 3 L, ' Raymond Maier ' 4 v N' :iii J o Ann Jordan Yi .i I Myrtle Laubach 3 4 I Jean Manger Larry Martin Barbara Maxson Nadine McCarthy Maxine McGuire us Arlecn Miller -.5 fa 1? Q vs Pauline Nelson aw -no -1- A -0 B K-:ar -1-' af if x wma-wif. . r- e 2 V Marilyn Miller Eddy Monson Gerry Moore L f ' .Qu Nd. ff? - ,Wifi 1 ,X f ' Erlice Killorn ln.: is-K B . aa Qi xg X511 5355- :I-13: - - . - ' : .. . 4'51::lEJ-l Stanley Lebsack in , lb ....... z 'N- L L - , is 99 - .,. , b Ju. Delmar Maroney was 'ara L, David Melin 6. i .cv-' X David Murdock Q-.-on if 'x , . 'O gr.-:r '31 Donald Klugg Beverly Leistiko .23 f-A ...a X Bill Martin 3' xx? Arlene Merritt Lawrence Nelson .1 A -gg -X E , A ff? , my f , K, 315 T Q J, xl , ,M :5.L Q A A ,S y ey aan a Lee Orr Dick Pearson Dick Peterson Bobby Nevin Ka Nunl ' dr Patsy Peterson QI :L Danny Roark 'Q -4-1 ,,-,-9 , ,af ! E Y ,W Eldon Schwaeble L32 -I f' ap., , Kenneth Skillman , Q.. A , . I . if ... Q 'V a Av: lo rav i: James Strub Q i 1' .,.. ,, ..-5 Arlene Toner Sandra Petrich Qa- William Phillips fb 5 ww i.., X X 4- we if 'f ' QA is-',f Judy Robinson II ln' x Lui' Delores Selleck W rf was Robert Skillman I Jack Swainson 'ff ? if f' Virginia Triplett Patricia Ryan Patsy Shinn 1' -up Charlene Speak a -we Q of f Ryan Swan ee if ' Shereen Tyner Betty Proffitt 'J x 'K George Sarver Diane Short X A- ff?-'v' ff, ff ' Shirley Spooner E 9 Dennis Syvertson ,Q N iff-Sf Loretta Urie Dwight Pulis 'Nw 1 .1 . . ' . I - grail' ' ie., Florence Shanstrom Harold Silzley .......' Allen Stephens P J 5 1 '. Fred Terwilliger :. Q3 f Y 1 .,.,r .,,. 3' MAJ?-ee. - Mary Ann Vicars Jeanette Ridnour 9' X ' .iff William Schustrom 2 R ,. .ny Dennis Skattum l ,gt David Stephen Q 23 1' A 9-0 X ,V ' 11 Kelly Todd le.. ai, E 'A ftp' ,,,, 1 4,1115 - ,W Robert Walker -, W-an Edward Wanck Judy Wendlvld Sheila Westbrook Richard White Robert White Lois Wilmot .Q 3 Not pictured- l ,J W V i David Gibson 'J ' Keith Yale Sandra Young Roxanne Zander .9 Queen of the Hard Times, Mary Ann Vicars. Myrna Anderson and Diane Davis The sophisticated lady, just leaving. Glenda Burnett. 'ff-.. fb ., I I ' 2 1 a A. L. Brown winners: Eggar, Orr, Songbirds Tyke Merritt, Alberta Gleason Grams for BXHIDS- Laubach, Haas, Hansen, Terwilliger, Eggar, and Sharon Bredberg ready Gleason, Yale, Peterson, and Drake. for flight. WW .. 'V Tx 5 it it fa- . K K ,Y l 1 :pil rs 1 2111 fl-Iulzvlnzrs , ,g..-.,?-Zfu N . f ,Pg ' ' Yr ,Tm i'f5f :E .: L-43.5 ,,..-F J N: R' 5 's f'9'L'm 5 ,l .V .P L7 WLT. NX Cf' Q -5 I Vs ,. xf' If Q9 X . :fa X . , Qtr , Lx. 'L '- , X 5 ' , ,113 I 1 . . xx '1 ., ,M , 1.51, Class officers: Barbara Rigler, treasurer: Bob Vandervort, president, Ronnie Haugan, vice-presidentg Myrna Eyerly, secretary. Nancy Lee Adkins Margie Altimus Y. rl Gary Bartholomew Bill Bauer Marjorie Bishop Edward Blome N , -. Q i 1 ...f I . Sharon Broadwater Juanita Brown .ai it Bob Angle Bill Bellows Anita Bouchee Linda Burnett Jfreshmen Amateur pirates with dreams of treasure, the freshmen mapped out their voyage with a true spirit of adventure. First, among their many activities was their initiation into Park, during Freshman Week. The boys were distinguished by scarves, wom on their heads. Each home room group presented a skit for an assembly program. On Friday they were honored at the Freshman Mixer. Student Council Representatives from their ranks were: Ronnie Haugan, Gary Bartholomew, Tom Ross, Larry Dunlap, Dawn Woodring, and Nancy McCormick. Cheerleaders supporting the B Squad were: Aldonna Walborn, Elaine White, and Ellen Anne Phillips. Home Room Chairmen were: Bill Males, Bob Angle, Bruce Smith, Gary Fish, Bob Vandervort, and Richard Nelson. Many of the freshmen boys participated in basketball and football Robert Armstrong John Barber Joseph Bartlette Donald Betcher Donna Lee Bevin Emma Jean Bickle wr.: Gwendolyn Bradley Bill Brennan Sandra Broadbent 'fl' X, p' w.. ... 1 ig 1 hi S l vi. 4. 11 - 3 ' V 5 -if .. ' ' Q . W A ' of Q Q . . Edith Campbell Timi Carlson Edward Carr Ronald Chapel p Q -2- Scarlette Counts Q- ' Q - ...F ......-QF . Raymond Dudley sr -eq. -.1 X, 1 Tamra Evans fx ,, H32 David Gillespie Judy Hager .us ' 1:- Gloria Clement IA- - I I, I D . it 9, v John Criger g :ab 5 Larry Dunlap Myrna Eyerly f CM' 5 . : 1' 4 ,W 'W A X '35 A 7 -ui James Goligoski 1 ii Aff , N Henry Hansen is Doris Cobb ii ' Iva D a gen Annette Conlin Q Hg. Qu ses , - Lou Ann Dean ' 'Q 'Y-eri k ' far uv Jack Dunn Charles Dunning Gary Fish 1 L Kay Footer WRX K R if f qi- i Robert Gollmyer Catherine Gould Annalee Counts Richard DePuy C ,,. -. Barbara Edwards Grant Gibson Roger Graham Judith Harmon Bonnie Harris Ronnie Haugan Barbara Ann Counts D2 Juanita Douglas Wilbur Edwards Harold Gilkey ' 1 N .Q Dwain Hackman ig, x 1 Jerry Henderson 1' L, fi' - 55 S uv u , -. H Thelma Hetherington r -4 I David Jones -3 'ff fl A . Rosiclle Klug 2 George M. Leitch 6 bf V fi William A. Martin Phillip McCoy ,, Joseph Hoffman -4 27 Lois Jones Phyllis Lammcrs Sharon Lee Logan 'Ji' 7' 55 Elois Martz '99 'G i uf .I A ' lp Ronald McDonald -03 'N , Kathleen Hoffman 1' .. D AQ M x Goldie Kamps fa , ,, , -I James Larkin ui, sm , Lf, 'L La Wallace Long K L .ge 5,1 Jim McCampbel1 6- 6 er.- Michael McGonega1 'd -av -1 i 1.-1 X , ,gn ' 1' 'an Zn ' R Robert Holzwarth Kenneth Kastelitz Fred Lee In Q s N Billy Males A -.'- QS! Renee McCann JN J . or his .l .X - J t x f- Jean McKelvey 'wifi' 3' 2 Carol Ann Howard J im Kerns a.. ,tg Sandra Lee avg? , if Kay Manzari ,W ,,. -or 'R ' 7, 5' , Nancy McCormick 4 James McNamara Vesgy vii A-NCR T K -I . Buddy Johnson Jim Klarr X :Le Sharon Leistiko Rosemary Marble Fay McCoy .Cl J.. so . L-fi' A . ww' so , Bob Means Gary Miller Donald 0'Conner 4 5 A - Q16 221. ,K l 2. , X k Y if EX c Q Q0 5 x Ann Percival If tl 'T . ,. Y 2 'l 5 ' f 1 'Q' Us I 'QE -we Q1 lm Francis J. Quist : fu Barbara Rigler .a for Richard Schwanke James Milner Y N-.-f Jerry O'Hair 4.. gh gpm' j , Jack Percival S 'P We Glen Raney Frederick Rigwood 1 James Seely Donna Neill David Nelson Richard Nelson I 53 , Lk-i 1 V gh I if Mitchell Parenteau Pa7.I'iCk Parker' Nancy PaI'I'iOf.t E Mai, 1 fi 452 1 N' In li, J - 1 i ae 1 . K 4 I , Q, i l '. . K W.: Ellen Phillips William Phillips Elaine Pulls 'QQ R ' QQ' ' .sy ,X -f X, ai fig I il.. Ronald Rang Patsy Rapp Arlene Ricci ,-- -fe if-A N t A V ,, 5' .ve ,A-,vr 4! L,eM,1 ' ' Robert Rigwood Thoms P. Ross fd' , Irene Skaarland Karen Skillestad Leslie Sathre Adena Smith .0 .5 -.05 Gary Nissen rg. , ,,. . . 4- Q,...w. ' 1 Michael Paterson if , W. A. -f' Carlene Pursley 4' - ' V Danny Rickett E 5-3' ...pw 11:1 Carol Schindler C34 -X I Bruce Smith ' 3 ,fs 1-'V IV x 1 Edward B. Smith 'Ui 1 I ik' K Raymond Sundling '4 '7' Dorothy Taylor 2 af f LuRctta Tudor Aldonna Walborn o '92 ,,,, Dawn Woodring -Q Q loom -,' , M-I h . ,F ff . , If 'fm Gary Smith iv? L S. 4-ZS., ,f ,V N- Marlene Smith Nora Snow ef L 52-1 r ' Af s if L Sharon Sutay Joyce Swainson Tyrone Tate x bf Elmer Snyder Bobbie Taylor . 3 W' -at gzip ,- L 5 David Tecca Norma Jean Teichert Richard Tiffin Calvin Tinsley A 'SI If ' -'S f-1. - 'ao ia G. N vi-'Cv K Q A4 ,.,' 'E' X S .x-f . ix Robert Uhlich John Van Aken Robert Vandervort Joyce Van Orden 1, H,- -we so Q. 3 . .ff l Philip Wanek Noel Welton Dick West x ni Clark Zakovi Not pictured: Vernon Adkins Elaine White ,QI bf. Grace Spooner A1 Bonnie Taylor gl i ,t Richard Tonneson F- arm K wmv -. i -X , as swbxggig x or - ' - - f Q .... .. W W , 1 My George Venable ' 3' x -+L Danny Wood i nrff ,.. 9. 41 ,J 3X i jfnufhall First row: John Price, John Collins, Dennis McGee, George Nelson, Dennis Murdock, Joe Russell, Bill Leathers, Jim Osterud, Basil Jones, Dave Huston, Bill Scalise. Second row: John Boucher, Terry Ulrich, Bill Nevin, Bob lott, Dave Murdock, Phil Robinson, Gary Pearson, Dennis Berlin, Jack Dunlap, Doug Kruse, Harry Silzley. Third row: Henry Hanson, Bob Nevin, Kelly Todd, Dick Chaney, Ryan Swan, Doug Egeland, Paul Huggins, Dick White, Bob Walker, Tor Pedersen, Harold Gilkey. Fourth row: Dave Tecca, Ed Wanek, Danny Edwards, Keith Yale, Ronnie Haugan, Larry Dunlap, Charlie Harris, Bob White, Kenny Kastelitz. Fifth row: Mr. Cork, Mr. Larson, Mr. Bourdet, Mitchell Parenteau, David Jones, Richard Tonneson, Jack Percival, Jim Tracy, Larry Murdock, David Gillespie. Sixth row: Bill Schustrom, Bill Harris. PARK PARK PARK PARK PARK PARK PARK RECORD 21 Miles City 0 Helena 12 Gallatin . , 32 Fergus , 0 Butte Central 12 Anaconda 7, 20 Havre ,L 97 0 , 14 Pearson , 2 ,12 Murdock 7 7 McGee , , 21133 Nelson . ,39 Dunlap 105 Price L SCORING TD PAT Total L L6 O 36 , 7,4 2 26 2 1 13 2 1 13 L11 0 6 , 10 3 3 15 7 97 e 25, ZERO HOUR Park 21 Miles City 0 Sept. 11 . . . . first game of season for inexperienced Rangers . . . . Custer's speedy backs held to no large gains . . . . McGee scored in the second period .... Pearson tallied from the 5 in the third .... a Murdock to Nelson pass gave Park's final TD .... played in Miles City .... Park 0 Helena 14 Sept. 18 . . . . played in Helena . . . . Rangers injured in car accident enroute . . . . Schustrom and Harris lost remainder of season .... other players badly shaken up .... except for two TD's Park outfought the Bengals .... Park 12 Gallatin 12 Sept. 25 . . . . played in Livingston . . . . Murdock and Pearson scored in the first half . . . . Park led at the half 12-0 . . . Gallatin came back to tie it up in the fourth .... hard charging line exhibited by Rangers .... Park 32 Fergus 7 Oct. 1 . . . . played in Livingston . . . . Rangers started fast . . . . Pearson and Murdock tallied in the first period . . . . Nelson, Pearson each scored in the second . . . . a Pearson to McGee pass completed the scoring . . . . Eagles hopelessly out-classed Park 0 Butte Central 33 Oct. 15 . . . . played in Butte . . . . Rangers out-gained, out-downed the Maroons in first period . . . . Central led 12-0 at half .... Ranger fumbles and Pearson's injury major factors in the conquest .... speed-plus Central backs too much for Park line Park 12 Anaconda 39 Oct. 22 . . . . played in Anaconda . . . . Dunlap scored on Anaconda fumble in the second . . . . Park's final tally on a 65 yard punt return by Murdock .... fumbles and intercepted passes were Ranger's downfall .... Park 20 Havre 0 Nov. 5 . . . . played in Livingston . . . . Pearson scored twice in the first half . . . . Murdock added the final TD in the third .... gave Rangers a 3-3-1 record for the season .... last of the season for eight seniors .... ..B.. PARK UB , PARK B PARK B PARK UB HALF TIME SQUAD RECORD 35 Gallatin B , ,,,, ,, , 6 26 Butte Frosh ,, 13 26 Gallatin W , 6 25 Big Timber ,,,,, 12 This page is sponsored by McGee Studio ah. igaskethall S.. ill' . vi Sf - Q V ' c... 7ts ss Q if v , ,. . . :-- , - 1 Q2. . -if-1 9--1--:K 5 ' at f 4 1 . pm. l. -c girst row: Jack Dunlap, Tom Wenaas, John Price, George Nelson, Gary Pearson, Dan Vandervort, Bob iggens. 1 , ' X 1 is Second row: Mr. Bourdet, Mgr. Jim Tracy, Curt Sauber, Charles Harris, Dennis Syvertson, Bob White, Bill Schustrom, Mgr. Larry Murdock, Mr. Beadle. FG FG'Z1 FTW: Aver. Nelson ...,........... ......... 1 15 39.3 59.2 14.2 Vandervort ....... .....,... 1 06 47.5 56.5 12.8 Pearson .......... ...., 8 1 45.2 59.1 10.7 Price .......,. ...., 3 6 34.6 55.4 4.8 Dunlap ..... 35 32.4 70.2 5.7 Wenaas, ..,,.. ..... 2 8 30.4 60.9 4.2 Figgens ...... ..... .... 1 3 33.3 47.1 2.1 Sauber .,,,,,.. 12 27.3 30.0 4.0 Harris ..... ..... 6 42.9 57.9 3.5 White .....,,,,, ..... 2 20.0 80.0 1.0 Syvertson ,,,,,, ..,.. 3 42.9 1 12.5 7 1.1 Park's- basketball team, depleted by graduating veterans, did better than originally predicted. They finished the conference season in third place. The Rangers netted 1244 points, for a points per game average of 56.5, while their opponents were held to 1139 points, a points per game average of 51.8. As a team, Park sank 39.1'Z, of their field goals and 56.1'Z1 of their gift tosses. George Nelson, one of Park's stellar performers, was picked on the first squad of the Class A All-State team. This page is sponsored by the Park Hospital 04 0 se-oo Park 37 Great Falls 44 Dec. 3 . . . . played in Great Falls . . . . Rangers scored only 2 points in third period .... Nelson high for Rangers with 12 points .... guard Don Balko paced hot Bisons with 21 .... Park 64 Kalispell 45 Dec. 4 . . . . played in Livingston ..,. center Don Vander- vort scored 22 points with Nelson adding 18 . . . . Nelson's passing and Vandervortfs scoring broke the back of the Braves .... Park 40 Glendive 38 Dec. 10 . . . . played in Livingston . . . . Rangers used full court press to full advantage .... Vandervort scored more than half of the Ranger's points .... ended game with 23, Nelson adding 8 .... Park 60 Lewistown 56 Dec. 11 . . . . played in Lewistown . . hopelessly out of the game the Rangers again used press to gain decision . . . Nelson led Rangers with 19, Vander- vort garnering 15 .... Park 48 Anaconda 47 Dec. 17 . . , . played in Anaconda .... Nelson again leads Ranger offensive attack with 18 points .... Pearson following with 13, also sank game-winning toss .... Park 53 Great Falls 51 Dec. 18 . . . . played in Livingston . . . . reserve center Tom Wenaas sank two free tosses in an overtime period for a Ranger victory .... Rangers came from behind on a 15-4 deficit .... Pearson leading scorer with 15 .... Nelson adding 13 .... Park 47 Helena 64 Jan. 7 . . . . played in Livingston . . . . outscored 20-3 in second period .... proved downfall for Rangers . . . . Rangers' lapse on defense, gave tall Bengals easy scoring opportunities .... Pearson again led Rangers with 15 .... Nelson again adding 13 .... Park 63 Miles City 47 Jan. 8 . . . . played in Livingston .... torrid first quarter for the Rangers for a 16-2 lead proved margin .... Pearson played good defensive game in rebounding department .... Wenaas and Vandervort each garnered 11 points for locals .... Park 68 Butte 47 Jan. 14 . . . . played in Livingston . . . . Rangers led at every period .... repeatedly broke thru Bulldogs' vaunted zone defense for easy tallies .... Nelson's deft passing to center Don Vandervort exceptional with the latter getting 20 points .... Park 60 Helena 63 Jan. 15 . . . . played in Helena . . . . desperate last half Ranger rally barely fell short .... behind 16 points going into third period .... Nelson and Pearson tried desperately to put Rangers back in game .... Nelson ended with 19 points with Pearson adding 14 .... Park 71 Anaconda 62 Jan. Z1 . . . . played in Livingston . . . . Rangers behind only in first quarter .... scored 24 points in final period for margin .... center Vandervort led Ranger attack with 22 points, Pearson adding 12, Nelson 10 .... Park 50 Bozeman 44 Jan. 22 . . . . played in Bozeman . . . . Rangers use full court press when 7 points behind early in game to secure and hold lead .... Pearson's rebounding and Nelson's scoring superb .... Nelson ended the game with 18 points .... Pearson and Vander- vort each with 10 .... it Qu. Oo Q5 Z -6 ga Park 51 Glendlve 49 Jan. 28 , . . . played in Glendive .... won in overtime on Pearson's last second tip-in .... Pearson also leading scorer with 17 points .... Nelson adding 12 .... Park 53 Miles City 50 Jan. Z9 . . . . played in Miles City . . . . Rangers win both games of tough eastern trip .,.. Ranger guard Dun1ap's defensive work valuable .... Dunlap high scorer with 14 .... Nelson adding ll, Vandervort and Price 10 . . . . Park 68 Butte Central 47 Feb. 4 . . . . played in Livingston . . . . best team per- formance of the year by Rangers .... Pearson and Price strong on rebounds .... Vandervort gained scoring honors with 22, followed by Pearson with 12 . . . . Park 53 Bozeman 37 Feb. 11 , . . . played in Livingston .... a slightly ragged contest . . . . Rangers exhibiting lots of scrap and drive .... Pearson superb on the boards .... Nelson led Rangers with 18, Vandervort added 13 .... Park 61 Butte Central 62 Feb. 12 . . . . played in Butte . . . , Maroons squeezed by the Rangers with a last second tip-in .... 10 point lead by Park at the half-way mark .... Pearson lost on fouls early in the fourth period .... Nelson and Vandervort shared scoring honors by punching through 19 each .... Park 66 Lewistown 41 Feb. 19 . . . . played in Livingston . . , . Eagles hopelessly cold on the baskets .... smooth ball handling by the Rangers .... Pearson high with 19, Vandervort added 12, and Nelson ll .... Park 59 Butte 54 Feb. Z6 . . . . played in Butte's Civic Center . . . . Park rallied to overtake an early Butte lead .... stout rebounding by Pearson and Vandervort .... Rangers ended a highly successful season .,.. Pearson led all scorers with I7 .... Nelson added 15 .... Pearson out-flies Hawks 'ie ec? 'I 6 bnutijzm ihisiun ilfnumzp Park 66 Custer 57 . . . . the Rangers opened the Southern Division Tourney at Anaconda by beating the Custer Cowboys 66-57 . . . . the Cowboys led at the quarter 11-10 but a second period rally by the Rangers put them ahead at half time 31-22 .... the Rangers then came back and poured on the coal to finish going away .... Vandervort led all scorers with 24 points .... Park 53 Anaconda 66 . . . . Park played the home standing Cofpperheads and came up against one of the hotest teams they had met all season .... the Copperheads jumped to a 12-10 quarter lead and then broke up a 19-19 tie near half-time and went on to lead 25-19 at intermission .... the Copperheads then opened up a blistering attack and led 46-32 with just one quarter to go .... the Rangers just cou1dn't match the uncanny accuracy of the Copper- heads and the game ended 66-53 .... Pearson played an outstanding floor game and came out high man for the Rangers with 13 points .... Park 53 Dawson 69 . . . . the Rangers opened the Saturday morning sessions to find a red hot Dawson team waiting for them . . . . the Red Devils led 19-7 at the quarter and were never bothered for the rest of the game .... this eliminated the Rangers from further tourney play .... Pearson was again the big gun for the Rangers with 19 points .... last game for three seniors, Nelson, Figgins, and Wenaas .... bquah ' s Kneeling: Mgr. Bob Angle, Larry Dunlap, Henry Hansen, Jack Percival, Jack Dunn, Bill Males. Wilber Edwards, Dick West, Mgr. Bruce Fuher. Standing: Buddy Johnson, Ryan Swan, Dave Murdock, Doug Egeland, Bill Harris, Coach George Beadle, Doug Kruse, Harold Gilkey, Dan Roark, Jim Goligoski, Bob Vandervort. The Ranger Cubs had their best year in PCHS history, piling up a record of 14 victories and only one setback. Some of the B squad improved and developed so much that they were sent up to the varsity. The squad was composed of all freshmen and sophomores. This page is sponsored by Dick's Pack Sack anger 111513 innlahs 11 Phil Robinson, Wally West, Ryan Swan, in the blocks shaping up takes off F' X5 X K, . 4 , 4 Q . 5' l . ,n-A IJ ' A 'i K I iii! . A m A aa Y. f A -U 'I -31 fi V..- U . Bill Schustrom, Ron Hultberg, Gary Pearson hurdler great form the rabbit 'N . Bill Harris, .Dan Conway, Bill Painter, Terry Ulrich-distance men April 16 April 22 April 30 May 6-7 May 13-14 TRACK SCHEDULE Bozeman Duel at Livingston Livingston Invitational Helena JC Relays Bozeman Invitational State Interscholastic Meet at Missoula .X S I 5 4' F .ww wfr-YA AI ff fx . r -W 'wma Q its - l' M J J J or ,Q 'ff-if e 'K' ,Awe-:fit-is Nh. '14 M-f - Charlie Harris-Up and Over Jack Dunlap-Discus Thrower ?lBftBI'lI1BII'5 Itlh First row: Bill Painter, Bob Figgens, Jim Osterud, Gary Pearson, Dennis McGee, Dennis Murdock, Jim Tracy, Basil Jones, George Nelson. Second row: Bill Harris, Terry Ulrich, Jack Dunlap, Jim Peterson, John Price, Don Vandervort, Bill Nevin. Third row: Curt Sauber, Bob Walker, Dennis Berlin, Bob Iott, Bill Schustrom, Paul Huggins, Phil Rofbinsin. Fourth row: Mr. Bourdet, Dave Murdock, Larry Murdock, Bill Leathers, John Collins, Wally West, Phil Polillo, Mr. Larson. The prerequisite for joining this club is to earn a major letter in Football, Basketball, or Track. The Lettermen are the boys' service club of Park High. This year they helped with the American Red Cross Bloodmobile and assisted the TNT club in staging the annual Bundle Drive. -4- Q.. Qbquah Qlbeerleahers Ginny O'Neill, Sandy Ashmore, Veryl Leech, Colleen Sheak, Kay Vicars. These peppy jumping-jacks who work so hard to keep up the school spirit at every game and assembly, deserve a vote of thanks as well as full cooperation from the whole student body. :Squat beerleahers ii in ' . ivwfl Ellen Ann Phillips, Elaine White, Aldonna Welborn. 3 1: ivifiizs is I Ili' I ,ff f' 1' gl 1 4 I. ,, .l X' i 1 ffm avg 3 , ',,,,-all-v'2A' . kugfiagl 9' T. i' .A Q btuhent nuncil ig, First row: Mary Ann Vicars, Kristin Lentfer, Charles Rahn, Kay Vicars, Patty Speak. Second row: Ronnie Haugan, Marvin Woodring, Kay Holland, Dawn Woodring, Virginia O'Neil1, Barbara Rigler, Marilyn Miller, Erlice Killom, Barbara Haas, Bob Figgins, Larry Dunlap. Third row: Tommy Ross, Fred Terwilliger, David Murdock, Jay Gleason, Tom White, Terry Ulrich, Dennis McGee, Myrna Eyerly, Nancy McCormick, Roger Sigler. Fourth row: Bob Vandervort, Gary Bartholomew, Wally Haugan, Jim Brookie, Lester Downer, Bob Iott, Terry Footer, George Schreiber, Mr. Holmquist. The Student Council has achieved a more civilized Freshman week, better school dance regulations, and has carried out a successful Keep-off-the-grass campaign, in addition to taking the lead in other wholesome improvements at PCHS this year. atinnal Iaunnr Surety ff: First row: Beverly Questad, Peggy Allen, Kristin Lentfer, Craig Hamilton, Mr. Breeden, Marvin Woodring, Bob Figgins, Kay Vicars, Sue Parriott. Second row: Jean Schindler, Shirley Mercer, Chester Marion, Charles Rahn, Dennis McGee, Nancy Nelson, Barbara Haas, Sharon Parker, Sandra Orr, Diane Davis. Third row: Wally Haugan, Larry Murdock, Bob Backen, Bill Drake. Fourth row: Terry Ulrich, Jirn Peterson, Gary Pearson, Dick Peterson, Dan Werner, Tpm White, Bob Moriarity, Mike Yardley. Members of the National Honor Society give scholarship its rightful emphasis. In addition to maintaining a B average, these students must possess quality of leadership and character. Westinghouse alent esearnb lub Dan Werner, Bill Painter, Tom White, Bob Moriarty. The Westinghouse Talent Research Club is an organization sponsored by the Science Clubs of America. Senior Science Club members are eligible. Those few who join face hours of hard work on scientific projects and on the difficult testing program. Although results of this year's contest are not yet known, the work is fascinating, win or lose. bcienne Iuh 'its' First row: Terry Ulrich, Tom White, Kristin Lentfer. Second row: Judy Harmon, Sandra Orr, Peggy Allen, Pat Sathre, Sherlene Roark, Shirley Mercer, Sydney Myers, Dan Werner, Mr. Beadle. Third row: Bill Harris, Kay Manzari, Bob Means, David Gillespie, Gerry Moore, Beverly Questad, Bill Painter, Keith Yale. Fourth row: Mr. Holmquist, Ralph Branson, Dick Peterson, Jim Klarr, Tod Hackman, Jim Peterson, Bob Moriarty, Dick White. Science Club is open to all students having scientific interests. Each member presents his individual project before the club some time during the year. Cats, caffeine, rats, theory of flight, to mention a few of the subjects investigated this year, serve to illustrate the myriad facets brought to light by Park's young scientists. First row: Marilene Fievet, Laura Ross, Colleen Sheak, Jo Naegli, Jo Ann Long, Von Anne Virden, Carol Coey, Jolene Wallace, Kay Vicars, Patty Ann Speak, Nadine Wilmot. Second row: Jane Hershman, Colleen Dunn, Sydney Myers, Joan Scudder, Shirley Niles, Rose Marie McCleary, Sandra Ashmore. Third row: Merry Smith, Leilani Eggar, Irene Schlotterbeck, Juanita Miller, Margaret Greene, Sharon Hardgrove, Claudia Greene, Audrey Woodhull, Virginia O'Neill, Shirley Mercer, Beverly Questad, Sharon Young. Fourth row: Myrna Anderson, Kay Holland, Marilyn Miller, Diane Short, Erlice Killorn, Mary Ann Vicars, Mr. Bakkum. These dynamic girls work hard to keep up school spirit and morale. Their posters and other pep-promoting services help push many Park enterprises on to success. Msberettzs , . 4, XL' or First row: Elinor Russell, Lorraine Boucher, Winnie Johnson. Second row: Mr. Breeden, Sandra Petrich, Shirley Spooner, Marilyn Ashley, Loretta Urie, Barbara Pearson, Grace Spooner, Lois Wilmot, Margie Clayton. Third row: Beverly Schwanke, Sherlene Roark, Jane Ann Brown, Judy Robinson, Kae Gingry, Arlene Toner, Glenda Burnett, La Verne Syvertson, Betty Rom. Fourth row: Sally Adkins, Margie Spooner, Garnet Holstine, Sandra Young, Coral Jean Nelson, Myrtle Laubach, Peggy Tisdale, May Carlson. Members of this organization have ushered at plays, concerts, and at all home basketball games this year. Their friendly services and pert appearance add much to Park's public functions. if E lr l. ,misss-L' si Greggite A . .... si as ' all N s M ' , First row: Leilani Buchanan, Laura Ross, Colleen Sheak, Winnie Johnson, Shirley Niles, Von Anne Virden, Geraldine Enger, Audrey Woodhull, Claudia Greene, Barbara Pearson, JoAnn Gollrnyer, Elinor Russell. Second row: Sharon Hardgrove, Lona Hetherington, Pat Freeman, Irene Schlotterbeck, Sally Adkins, Roberta Clark, Karen Gaustad, Pat Johnson, Darlene Killorn, LaVerne Syvertson, Betty Rom. Third row: Rochelle Moore, Beverly Broadbent, Judy Murphy, Jean Schindler, Marilene Fievet, Jo Naegli, Jolene Wallace, Susan Keeney, Rose Marie McCleary, Shirley Armstrong, Paula White. Fourth row: Mrs. Nontell, Carol Coey, Coral Jean Nelson, Leilani Eggar, Jane Hershman, Pat Keyes, Juanita Miller, Deanna Ebert, Virginia Williams, Pat Sathre, Nettie Pomajbo, Sharon Young, Marlene Patzer. Greggite is the club formed by Shorthand and Typing I and II classes. The girls hold monthly meetings to present programs and have a social hour and refreshments. QQ First row: Garnet Holstine, Lois Jones, Eunice Jones, JoAnn Long, Thelma Hetherington, Norma Clayton, Myrtle Laubach, Kathleen Hoffman. Second row: Gloria Clement, Elaine Hansen, Shirley Spooner, Sharon Logan, Sharon Broadwater. Third row: Beverly Leistiko, Iva Dagen, Donna Bevin, Miss Slaght, Fay McCoy. Fourth row: Sharon Sutay, Sandra Broadbent, Patty Brunett, Erlice Killorn, Mary Ann Vicars. GAA, inactive last year, has re-formed this year and has been a source of fun for all Park Girls who enjoy competitive sports. Stagenraft A41 Q First row: Sharon Sutay, Sandra Orr, Betty Rom, Paula White, Mr. Lab. Second row: Jim Kerns, Basil Jones, Tor Pedersen, Don Vandervort, Veryl Leech. Third row: Art Evans, Bob Counts, John Leech, Lloyd Murie. The Stage Craft group has done excellent work this year in building sets for the plays, the Christmas concert, and the Consart. Their work adds picturesque backgrounds to all public presentations at Park. bntu Iuh .. Q Z Q Q int of 1 3 xl 'Q' First row: Donald Klugg, Alberta Eggar, Arlene Merritt, Patty Ann Speak, Wally Haugan, Jim Brookie, Sandra Ashmore, John Hillard, JoAnn Gollmyer, Sue Parriott, Wally Long, Jim Seely. Second row: Kay Manzari, Nancy Nelson, Jane Ann Brown, Judy Robinson, Myrna Eyerly, Joan Scudder. LaVerne Syvertson, Dorothy Schempf, Nora Snow, Tamra Evans, Elaine White, Renee McCann, Dwaine Hackman. Third row: Lester Downer, Tod Hackman, Howard Walter, Nancy Parriott, Bob Backen, Mike Yardley, Jim Nelson, Roger Sigler, Mr, Lab. Fourth row: Joe Werner, Nancy McCormick, Ray Dubberke, Art Evans, Kenton Hoovestol, Jim Phelps, Charles Flohr, Dick White. Young photographers, members of this group have a chance to develop an excellent hobby. Each Shutter Bug has a project which leads him a step further in photography each year. Some of this year's snaps are shown on the opposite page. iBbuIu lub ntties Tense Moment by Wally Haugan Just Relaxin' by Roger sigler 'Patterr1s by Alberta Eggar Charity Toss by Wally Haugan Geyser Staff hir.. First row: Craig Hamilton, Sue Parriott, Chester Marion. Second row: Gary Pearson, Bob Backen, Dorothy Schempf, Shirley Niles, Mike Yardley, Jim Peterson. Third row: Paula White, Kay Vicars, Sharon Young. Fourth row: Dennis McGee, Jane Hershman, LaVerne Syvertson, Joan Scudder, Dianne Aanestad, Laura Ross, Mrs. Holzum. The Geyser staff has tried to present the news to Park students and to catch a reflection of school life and spirit this past year. anger btaff W, Q , i E First row: Kristin Lentfer, Jolene Wallace, Tom White, Carol Coey, Jo Ann Long, Bob Backen, Shirley Niles, Mike Yardley, Paula White, Coral Jean Nelson. Second row: Merry Smith, Barbara Van Orden, Mary Jean Robinson, Sue Parriott, Dorothy Schempf, LaVerne Syvertson, Joan Scudder, Dianne Aanestad, Laura Ross, Colleen Sheak, Susan Keeney. Third row: Mrs. Holzum. Fourth row: Sharon Parker, Chester Marion, Elinor Russell, Dennis McGee, Lorraine Boucher, Bill Painter, Bob Olmstead, Dan Werner, Shereen Tyner, Tor Pedersen, Jim Kerns. The annual staff has spent hours of time and a vast amount of energy working on this year's Ranger. Their combined efforts have resulted in a few more picture pages and, they hope, pleasant memories of Park. 1. Jfii? Jfilfg First row: Pauline Nelson, Pat Ryan, Marilyn Miller, Myrna Anderson, Barbara Van Orden, Sue Parriott, Jean Schindler, Pat Keyes, Marian Carpenter, Mary Jean Robinson. Second row: Nancy Adkins, Jo Ann Jordan, Juanita Douglas, Sandra Petrich, Mary Ann Vicars, Carolyn Heath, Joyce Van Orden, Lou Ann Dean, Emma Bickle, Barbara Edwards, Anita Bouchee, Sharon Broadwater, Fay McCoy. Third row: Ellen Phillips, Donna Neal, Joyce Swainson, Peggy Conlin, Patsy Peterson, Dawn Woodring, Norma Teichert, Lois Martz, Timi Carlson, Sandra Lee, Myrtle Laubach, Miss Van Oosten. Fourth row: Barbara Johnson, Delphine Selleck, Carlene Inskeep, Joyce Ball, Patty Brunett, Bonnie Harris, Edith Campbell, Sandra Broadbent, Norma Clayton. The Future Homemakers' activities this year included candy sales, a Christmas Party, The FFA-FHA Picnic, and the Mother and Daughter Banquet. Among their honors, Sue Parriott was District President and State Historian, While Mary Ann Vicars was chosen District Secretary and Marilyn Miller, District Song Leader for next year. First row: Bob Armstrong, Mike McGonegal, Charles Pressley, Joe Pepper, Ed Skillman, Marvin Woodring, Charles Rahn, Larry Jordan, Jack Dunlap, Phil Malcolm, Mr. Christensen. Second row: Roger Graham, Tom Langly, David Gibson, Kenneth Skillman, Larry Stands, Grant Gibson, Dennis Skattum, Jerry O'Hair, Jack Swainson, James Larkin. Third row: Bob Skillman, Richard De Puy, Joe Hoffman, Kelly Todd, Dick Chaney, Ralph Adams, Harold Nelson, Forest Roth, Ronald Rang, Ronald McDonald. Fourth row: Brig Trisdale, Ed Carr, David Moline, Fred Reeves, Bill Harris, Jack Percival, Jack Dunn, George Sarver, Bill Martin, Clark Crane, Eddie Blohm, Bruce Malcolm. The Future Farmers have had a very successful year as they swept the District Meet to take five out of six trophies, thus paving the way to State Convention. This page is sponsored by W. E. Harris, M.D. 8:35 l - fm ,. it k 14 1? -g 3' . ,Q W , lm First row: Bob Figgins, Phil Polillo, Lee Zwerneman, George Meador, Jim Osterud, John Bowen, Mr. Brookie. Second row: Basil Jones, John Collins, Bill Leathers, Wally West, Erlynn Harris, Jerry Dunn, Jim Tracy, John Hillard. The Trade 85 Industries Club was added to PCHS organizations this year as an outgrowth of the auto mechanics class. Active from the start, these boys have initiated several projects including making a tour of inspection through the Laurel refinery. ratti: Safety nuntil nr 'V Yi,-fly, First row: Mr. Lab, Eddie Monson, Gracie Spooner, Kay Footer, Jean Manger, Margie Spooner, Kathy Dillon, Shirley Spooner, Renee McCann, Sandy Broadbent. Second row: Fred Terwilliger, Jay Gleason, Larry Martin, Kenton Hoovestol, Derwin Brown, Marvin Woodring, Craig Hamilton, Dorothy Schempf. Third row: Joe Pepper, Bob Hellander, David Gibson, Charles Flohr, Tor Pedersen, Elaine White, Coral Jean Nelson. Fourth row: Terry Ulrich, Tom White, George Meador, Ralph Branson, Raymond Maier, Dick Bodine, Jim Phelps, Roger Sigler, Dennis Murdock. Another addition to PCHS family of organizations, the Traffic Safety Council is among the first clubs in the state to further the cause of safe teen-age driving. The club is a direct result of Craig Hami1ton's trip to the Colorado Safety Meeting. elson. N ancy Churchwell, N on, Charlotte In HI' est Gerling, Gay Whittet, Judy H Em Vicars, D11 A ary son, M Robin hil rst row: P Fi oovestol, H enton elton, K Noel W erner, ann, Joe W nson, Rennee MCC T3 B Killorn, Gary Smith, Ralph ab' ohr, R arles F1 Ch Marlene Patzer, WI si 3 o L. U3 econd ro .S 3 1-4 CD UIQ S V1 5 EE 'cs F71 Q. O V1 zu aa P11 U P1 as '1 .E 4-v l-4 M 2 P: :- s-. cu n-1 .J rn Q2 3 6 5 C.. o S as 3 on I3 U1 .af C. I3 2 'U Pr O 5 +I .ffl 5 G' .YZ O C cu 5-4 I3-4 iq, 4-7 cu an U1 CI 9: U14 o 5-1 eu U H. GJ Z ... E C P1 E 5-1 cu 2 FQ. -9. F14 :A F-4 55 U 3 O 5-1 'U .5 .c: I-' s-I cu C2 3 o Q L4 as 4-V V1 aa all ml C o all CI c: 41 o V1 E uf C KD D CD -4-1 U1 CI CD E sl GJ -4 .En in S-4 GJ un o Od FG. .ti E UD cu C1 cu ,- l-4 cu E vi -.-4 9 5-4 O .Q III E cn 'U I-rl ,Cf U an an v-I C .-C1 O V1 1'- H. Tecc Pulis, John ht Dwig CU Q. s-4 KU U1 m.. as as I cu s.. cu .Q s. cu CD QF JC cs F-1 D Z' :ii U5 .E CI 3 o s-. an 'O-5 3-I an -Q O Di E O F4 -CI 4-5 1-4 5 o In illiams, W ier, Virginia ymond Ma cs D3 of rw cv I ct o D af 'Fl .M o o s.. D3 Rigwood, John Perry, Tyrone Tate Veryl Leech, Mr Bowring. ob Barnhart, B Smith, Dick C6 oore, Bru helle M OC Evans, R Hultberg, Art OHDS. ifth row: D F football to pep rallies, The band directed by Mr. Bowring has added zest Qjd-3 Q is O PE 'ES' U-'fo E 752 2,3 L: CDE Em 'vi 1: 'Wm on is mm wi gm .Sim -,S wi. E533 25. vi QT: S-5 bn: :E 3'-Q 'SCI ,MCU gm -QE 1:3 sz. mos.. -03 320- SME DDE-o-v Nelson. HIICY N :S GJ M CI C3 Z 9: EU M S. .S E U1 CU U 5 S-4 ID 'a G! N s: C5 2 aw, CU M ras in orchest IT1 o o .-C1 CJ U2 3 on 9-4 as ,C 4-7 U'-4 o cu C1 o ction, to be S9 U8 a real stri ilt bu GJ P CU .S Buys' Quartet In-fl to right- 'Ki-ryl In-och, lloh Figgins, Crziig Hamilton, John l'rii'u. John LL-eeli, Mrs. Kent. This lively five has provided a lot of listen- ing entertainment at plays, prograins, and concerts this past year. Ulriplr Utiriu Bottom to top---Virginia OlNl'Il, Sharon Parker, Kae Gingry, Darlene Killorn, Claudia Greene, Left to right--Kris Lentfer, Juanita Miller, Merry Smith, Kay Nunley, Mrs. Kent. Not pictured: Beverly Questad. These girls have sung together for two years, and have developed a musical unity which has pleased many audiences through- out the season. girls' brxtrt Left to rightfJo Ann Long, Kay Vicars, Von Anne Virden, Sydney Myers, Gay Whittet, Dianne Aane- stad, Donna Hultbn-rg, Mrs. Kent. The group giving out with pleasant smiles has also provided musical entertainment this year. They have sung at many programs. appella hair First row: Alberta Eggar, Arlene Merritt, Leilani Eggar, Maxine McGuire, Charlene Speak, Arlene Miller, Diane Davis, Kay Vicars, Jo Ann Long, Virginia O'Nei11, Sharon Parker, Mrs. Eunice Kent. Second row: Barbara Johnson, Kristin Lcntfer, Charlotte Churchwell, Barbara Haas, Von Anne Virden, Erlice Killorn, Judy Wcndland, Mary Ann Vicars. Third row: Beverly Questad, Nancy Parriott, Patty Brtrnctt, Joan Seudder, Darlene Killorn, Kay Gingry, Juanita Miller, Virginia Williams, Margaret Allen, Don Hage, Dennis Murdock, Bob Figgins. Fourth row: Garnet Holstinc, Gay Whittet, Sydney Myers, Arlene Tracy, Peggy Tisdale, Dianne Aanestad, Donna Hultberg, Merry Smith, Tom White, Dan Werner, Dick White. Fifth row: Billy Altimus, Ed Wanek, Dwight Pulis, Raymond Killorn, Todd Hackman, John Price, Craig Hamilton, Derwin Brown, John Leech, Ronnie Hultberg, Veryl Leech, Bill Drake. Our t'Early Birds have been busy this past year participating in many events such as the Christmas Concert, and the annual ConcArt, taking part in the District Music Festival in Bozeman, and singing for Baccalaureate and Commencement. illilixeh Zllirin Donna Hultberg, Ronnie Hultberg, Merry Smith, Kay Nunlcy, Mrs. Eunice Kent. The Mixed Trio has afforded much pleasure to audiences throughout the year. They have sung at the Christmas Concert, and the ConcArt, as well as some community programs. jllllixsh Qllburus First row: Elaine Pulis, Norma Teichert, Virginia O'Neil1, Dawn Woodring, Marilyn Ashley, Kay Footer, Gloria Clement, Bonnie Taylor, Nadine McCarthy, Evelyn Clark, Barbara Rigler, Janet Gould, Margie Altimus, Bobbie Taylor, Mrs. Kent. Second row: Leilani Buchanan, Glenda Burnett, Garnet Holstine, Arlene Merritt, Alberta Eggar, Loretta Urie, Kathleen Hoffman, Jean Burns, Doris Cobb, Patsy Shinn, Diane Davis, Kay Vicars, Jo Ann Long, Ronnie Haugan. Third row: Beverly Broadbent, Nina Strub, Sandy Broadbent, Phyllis Atkins, Sandra Lee, Darlene Killorn, Barbara Maxson, Arleen Miller, Juanita Brown, Karen Skillestad, Donna Mae Hultberg, Merry Smith, Glen Raney. Fourth row: Ellen Phillips, Donna Neill, Deanna Ebert, Erma Johnson, Patty Brunett, Bonnie Harris, Thelma Hetherington, Beverly Schwanke, Carol Gilkison, Shirley Mercer, Sherlene Roark, May Carlson, Peggy Tisdale, Carlene Inskeep, Joyce Ball, Elaine White, Billy Bauer. Fifth row: Jim Goligoski, Art Evans, Jim King, Tom Shelley, Lloyd Murie, Bob Counts, Ronald Bowles, Ryan Swan, Jim Klarr, Todd Hackman, Eddie Wanek Bill Altimus Roger Brooking, Ronald Hultberg, Veryl Leech, Lennard Cole, Bob Blakeslee, Michael Paterson, Earl Milne. Chorus, one of the largest groups in high school, is also one of the most enjoyed by its members and its audiences. Their performances for an assembly program, the Christmas Concert and for the ConcArt were excellent. Erase bextet Ennhtninh dauintzt R A I First row: Bill Drake, Bob Browning, Mary Ann Vicars, Marlene Patzer, Ernest Virginia Williams, John Leech, John Perry, Mr. Bowring, Gerling- Jim Brookie, Jo Ann Long, Lester Downer. Second row: Mr. Bowring. The Brass Sextet was invited, as was the band, to perform The Woodwind Quintet, newly at the evening concert at the Bozeman Festival. Both formed late this year, performed received excellent ratings. well at the Music Fe s t i val at Bozeman. umhlers t .sa Oper 5, 5 w V' X ' 1 . f li V. i J ' X. . My S V' tix. wiff14s,n ffl x. l First row: Elaine Hansen, Sharon Logan, Evelyn Clark, Coral Jean Nelson. Second row: Jean Manger, Aldonna Walborn, Kay Footer, Scarlette Counts, Thelma Hetherington. Third row: Garnet Holstine, Gay Whittet, Patsy Shinn, Marilyn Ashley. The Tumblers, a graceful group of girls, have entertained basketball fans at halftime with their skillful, thrilling acrobatics. The Boy Tumblers, newly organized this year, joined the girls in their final performance at the Bozeman game. Y 2 First row: Tom Langley, Bill Drake, John Tecca, Curtis Skredergard, Larry Murdock, Ronnie Hultberg, Craig Hamilton, Jerry Martin, Veryl Leech. Second row: Louis Carpenter, Walt Adams, Clark Zakovi, Tor Pedersen, Basil Jones, Mr. Cork, Mike McGonegal, Larry Dunlap, Charles Pressley. This page is sponsored by the Livingston N. P. Federal Credit Union tnirlers First row: Gwendolyn Bradley, Faye McCoy, Evan Coates, Jo Ann Gollmyer, Alberta Eggar. Second row: Jean Manger, Jean Collins, Judy Hager, Sharon Broadwater, Barbara Pearson. Third row: Glenda Burnett, Barbara Johnson, Louise Hookham, Betty Barr, Norma Clayton, Jolene Criger. Sponsor, Mr. Bowring The Twirlers, directed by Miss Slaght and Mr. Bowring with Evon Coates as Majorette, did good work entertaining at half-time during the basketball season. ibiab bnhunl week First row: Paula White, Margaret Allen, Dorothy Schernpf, Shirley Mercer, Sydney Myers, Kristen Lentfer. Second row: Marian Carpenter, Marvin Woodring, Mike Yardley, Wally Haugan, Beverly Questad, Coral Jean Nelson. Third row: Craig Hamilton, Bob Moriarty, Bill Painter, Dan Werner, Tom White, Terry Ulrich. Mr. Holmquist. High School Week delegates and alternates were chosen from the highest third of their class to represent PCHS at Bozeman in April. Scholarships were awarded winning shirlnnts Zuniur 1BIap xt. 'N lf First row: Merry Smith, Claudia Green, Pat Sathre, Kris Lentfer, Sharon Parker, Shirley Mercer, Sharon Hardgrove. Second row: Mr. Grandchamp Mrs. Engen, Philip Robinson, Roger Sigler, Ronnie Bowles, Charles Flohrg Beverly Questad, not pictured. 1HIIeet Qlinrliss Saber l This delightful story of teenage trouble and experience was presented by the junior class. It will long be re- membered for its humorous, life-like interpretation of one of the favorite radio and TV programs of our day. Special thanks are extended to the Stagecraft groupg Joe Pepper and Clair Daniels, stage managersg Virginia O'Neil1 and Esta Briggs, property man- agers, the Triple Trio, Wally Haugan, business manager, the orchestrag Mr. Kent, and the Usherettes. Pat Sathre, Beverly Questad, Charles Flohr, Philip Robinson, Roger Sigler. Comer. Mr. Lab, Mr. Bowring, Mrs. Senior lass 1BIap si fr-1 First row: Donna Hultberg, Patty Speak, Jo Ann Long, Shirley Niles, Sue Parriott, Kay' Vicars, Sydney Myers. Second row: Mr. Grandcharnp, Ralph Branson, Craig Hamilton, Bob Blakeslee, Bob Backen, Mike Yardley, Diane Aanestad, Nancy Murphy, Dan Werner, Veryl Leech, Don Hage, Mrs. Eugen, Derwin Brown, Bob Figgins. 'Y if Eu west, A A Quang Man! R .VI .ws F Q if .CS fo' Iovffsvf' am I -Cin' tiff: Many laughs were heard as the Senior Class swung into their pro- duction of Go West, Young Man! The plot concerning fifth column activities as well as romance in a Western setting moved rapidly and hilariously from curtain to curtain. .lik Sue Parriott, Jo Ann Long, Nancy Murphy. ujfrnm week tu week . . grade book. WS. .wits -1-,.. 5 The line up in room 203. l You'11 think English says Pete. Hage, are you in PAD, too? Watch your fingers, Hage. Y Bakkum's busy bookkeepers. Engen's English Ensemble. ' , 0 N- lum, L 1 M, Dig those crazy cooks. Bill and Doug, our school sweepers. C6 17 ' E Jfrum ap tn ap... Q iff I ids. Parriott poses for ambitious artists. Sod busters, they are. Master scientists set up shocking experiment. 5 Sophomore girls play bad Cmontonb. Gym-dandies jump. 'Luv' Www F11 5 Kent cues chorus. Caesar's confederates in Latin II. Qt ass . . 440 Goal posts get TNT treatment. ,Q Park's Solons Supervise. Down, Gallatin!!! Vandervort or Frankenstein? Dragnet dragged out ..... Vamp and Vampire Polio parade picks pennies. Sleepy time gal. Bicycle built for two. beninr Snaps ii A Q S Q 2 S Y T? in Q W , F sets soli d ' Q' A -J X E .5 It s f b I I Jo Ann Long Prepares Schempf, Syvertson, Long, Striped Sheak Seeks Slumber Mud Pies at Midnight. Scudder, Murphy, and Part of Nelson Ready for Bed. is-. s Hoovestol Sees Ashmore, Naegeli, Dunn, Coey, ..... It is Figgins a Blonde ..... Fievet, and Milmont Set So- Faking Femininity. phisticated Styles. Speak, Aanestad, and Nelson Glorify G' l S t C . Long and Brown Ride a Bark lr cou amp Jim Osterud's Through the Park. Favorite Photo. This page is sponsored by S. L. Lahren QALEIXIDAEQ SCI-tool. BEGINS .-',,.S-,-,L-N X, ,xx FQQTBGLL EN05 X Com' BALL 096 NS ggi HRRO TxmES DANCE 5ErvroR BQSKETBQLL BEGQNS CHRXSTYYXHS vHC Wruom 'QXAXN K7 X 1mT FORNRL PHRK 39 xm exe- llpw OHHIIQ SJQCF JUN xoR PLAY TRGLK MUSIC V-'ESTNFQLS S'-213 if EFKSTEP. VHLHTION Hmm Su-icon. wEEK JuuxnoQ SEmnoR SIMD DRY I G-R9.0uuPr!xoN summgg vacnnom Snavely Transler 8: Storage Moving ' Storage ' Packing ' Crating 216 E. Park Street Phone 76 Livingston, Montana Tires Batteries CONGRATULATIONS Tubes Accessories AND BEST WISHES Lubrication Specialists T0 THE CLASS OF 1955 SUBWAY SERVICE STATIUII Sanitary PHONE 693 Corner Park 8x G Street On Highway U.S. 10 and Don Hiller Ray Hogemark Livingston, Montana 337597 G4 Bzigrlit Qufuu: cqwaifa rua Whether we are conscious of it or not, life is becoming easier ..... considering the amount of physical drudgery that machines do for us today. When we are able to do a job easier and quicker, we can turn our attention to other tasks. That's the way progress is made. Electricity-only 75 years old, practically speaking-has done much to lighten our burdens. Today in Montana the average resident is using three times as much electricical energy as he did a decade ago. We will continue to use more and more in the future, freeing our hands and our minds for greater accomplishments. In Montana electricity is doubly enjoyable-it's abundant and cheap- 13.4 per cent under the national average. The Montana Power Company Superior Service for 42 Years 77 Miller Furniture Central Motor Supply Furniture C-'i1'De'CS Phone 609 Draperies Luggage Automotive Parts Ninth Street Texaco Service Cor. 9th and Park Streets Invite us to your next fl t tire F1119 Pastry ee Pick and Delivery and Tires 8a tteries Complete Automotive Service Long Boy Bread Phone 626-W Mel Clendenin Livingston Automobile Dealers Ass'n. Gateway Motor Co. Dick's Home Auto Olson Motors Parkway Motors H. B. Blair Motor Co. Congratulations to the Class of '55 Yardley 8 Doughty Agency Insurance - Bonds - Rentals - Real Estate 129 South Main Ritchey and Wright Fresh Bakery Goods BEN FRANKLIN STORE Pat Nugent fownerl 126 South 2nd Livingston, Montana Livingston's only Home Owned Variety Store Dr. R. J. Schaffarzick FUHEIFS APPAREL Optometrist Cradle Ph 11 105 North Main st. to Livingston College SNL r'tQie,,f,5LfV.o-30 A it tr Y r Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 ...mf l IIEWT'S SIXTH STREET GROGERY Headquarens for Fancy and Staple Groceries, School Supplies IMRTIIPS MARKET QUALITY GROCIERIES PRODUCE ' MEAT WESTERN PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Radiant Heating Pumps Plumbing Supplies Phone 1311-W 219 S. Main Street ll A 0 GOMPLETE SERVIDE Livingston and Gardiner Jack Hasty DISTRIBUTOR OF FIRESTONE TIRES DR. R. A. HAMILTON Optometrist 10316 W. Callender Livingston, Montana Phone 47 P fried Chicken Sandwiches Club Steaks Fountain and Curb . Peterson-Dewing suoxnnoo un-a-Q Stetson Hat Sign Breafast Lunch Dinner I f E . Joe and Velma Burris nsurancie or blvery Ing Phone 1653 P. o. Box 896 nsura e 11:11 at Lewis-Hwy. 89 W. S. Dewing Livingston, Montana Walter Peterson COMPLIMENTS OF Progress Clothing 80 MARSHALL-WELLS STORE Walt Anderson, Manager Phone 1320 Brown's Corner Store Slifiif PQSQZQ? Corner of Lewis and Main Streets Fur .t n1 ure For Your For Young Homemakers Magazines and - Stationery Charm House Furniture L Park County Bar Association Judge Benjamin E. Berg Edward C. Jones George J. Allen Vilroy C. Miller Earl C. Ammerman Robert T. Pantzer Ben E. Berg, Jr. Thomafs F. Payne Richard A. Bodine Norman C. Robb David Fitzgerald Vard Smith Fred Gibson, Sr. Jack Yardley -I-HE C l' t f omp 1men s o donut shop Try Guy Hambuygerg R. M.D. They're r Delicious TROWER PHARMACY 102 South Main Street Phone 96 Livingston, Montana The Dairy Store Open evenings and Sundays for your convenience. 109 South Main Street Phone 298 For the best in motion The Subway cate picture entertainment for the Whole family is a good Place to go in the privacy of your for home cooked meals Own Car. also home made pie, 75? ,k pk cake, and chili. , , . we, M, sheet Twlllghl Drive-In foewceurs Says Congratulations Her favorite store Congratulations from the f-'f-'f sa-' - A-232gigigigigegigegegegegegs - ' 52222232 -'- '- - -'-'-'--N--N-N- For lovelier Flowers Shop Zellaaactoae Darby llvlngslon Floral The home of fresh 123 South Second Phone 611 . Jim and Helen Marlow dalry products' 125 South Second Phone 718 LIVIIIGSTUII GLASS MID PAIIIT COMPANY 0 Automobile glass . Store fronts 0 Glass blocks . Cararra 0 Mirrors and plate cut to measure 0 Table tgps 0 Thermoseal Combination Windows 202 South H Street H. R. Hoovestol Phone 1343-J COLD STORAGE MARKET 106 South Main Street Phones 765 and 766 Philco and RBA Victor Sales and Service Volk Radio and T.V. Company d Phone 1193-J 114 E. Callen er Best Wishes PUGLIMIO GRUGERY Congratulates the Graduating Class of 1955 Jim 'n Pete A. wo Phgng 300 Lumber and Goal Company Free Delivery Thompson Yards Building Materials Spencer's Super Cream The Malt Shop and Cold Drinks Service Sundaes Phone 752 Malts Congratulations Graduates Sandwiches C-iaanuc-4 The Friendly Store YOUR FLOORING STORE Livingston Sheet Metal and Appliance Co. 213 So. Main St. Phone 80 ' ' l Coal, Gas, an i Fu na es Everything in Sheet Meta Jack Williams, Proprietor d Ol r c Livingston, Montana RUBERTSUNS JEWELRY 117 So. Second . GRlGSBY'S Distinctive Footwear V. F. Grigsby J. V. Grigsby D. M. Grigshy When words fail . . . Best Wishes to the Say it with Flowers Class of ,55 from nf. Robert R. Kahle Yffffwiofff FW! Chiropractor 127W South Main Phone 627 Fleming Bros. Grocery 702 East Park 1224 Phones 744 VALLEY LUMBER CO. L. H. Stoltenberg, President Lumber -:- Coal -:- Hardware -:- Paints 122 North F Phone 274 Mo1ield's Conoco Service Corner B and Park Streets Phone 400-W Miles Mofield, Proprietor PAY AND SAVE GROCERY 917 West Clark Street Groceries Meats Fruits Vegetables Quick Freeze lockers John W. Ricks 115 west Park U0-9 Your Amana Dealer for Park County SNAVELY TRAIISFER ARD STORAGE 'k 'k 'A' Moving ' Storage Packing ' Crating 'k 'lr 'lr 216 E. Park Street Phone 76 Livingston, Montana To the Class oi 1955 Best Wishes from EMPIRE SAVINGS AIID LOAII ASSUGIATIUI 123 South Main Street -:- Livingston, Montana Best Wishes to the The PARK CUUNTY NEWS Class of '55 N 'A' Wishes the best for JBCk'S GFOCBFY Phone 77 the Clags of 1955 LIVINGSTON STATE BANK Complete Banking Service An Independent Bank Livingston, Montana Member of the F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve Bank A saving account started today will help assure you of a College Education We congratulate the Graduates of 1955 BEST WISHES TO 1955 GRADUATES Congratulations from Al's Grocery Fresh Meats and Vegetables Whenever and Wherever a Gang Gets Together You Will Find Them Drinking the Tops in Refreshment Coca-Cola Nesbitts Orange Twang Root Beer 76 All products of Montana's most modern bottling plant. Gena - Gala Bottling Company at Livingston, Montana Downer Lumber Co., Inc P. O. Box 922 Livingston. Montana ' Birds-eye pine paneling ' Finished and unfinished lumber Phone 1675 Your Trophies Will have the beauty And expression you Admire if mounted By us. lenller Brolhers GILS GOT IT Livingston, Montana TIXIDERIIISTS CONGRATULATIONS Game heads and fur rugs for sale. to the 215 West Park Street Phone 337-W from L f ' M ' WhiIe's Record Shop National Park Bank Livingston, Montana Friendly, Helpful Banking Service Member F.D.I.C. Since 1883 Sparr Shoe Store Livingston, Montana Shoes for all the Family THE VOGUE SHOP Yellowstone Cleaners L... a Approved Sanitone Service E l0'Z7 Discount for Cash and Carry 3, , l Phone 2132 1 -ml if 1 Ee., 'ZSYQ f' in Livingston, Montana Livingston Hardware Company Parrioifs Money's Worth or Money Back J Livingston, Montana Phone 22 State Farm Insurance Companies Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois Paul Monaghan, Agent 121 N. 3rd St. I Phone 91 Livingston, Montana In E- DIDISI See . . . J. Paul Monaghan, agent for State Farm Insurance Company, for all your Auto, Life, and Fire Insurance 1 - - - needs. The wor1d's largest writer of 0 Connor Krohne Building full coverage Auto Insurance. There must be a reason. Why 'not inquire, ' ' TODAY? Livingston, Montana BOWLES and CARTER Standard Oil Company Products Greasing , Tires Washing Phone 500 W , Accessories Batteries and Service Corner Second and Lewis Atlas IIEWELL GROUERY 8: GIFTS Staple and Fancy Foods -:- Free Delivery Phone 1311-W 118 South Main Street WlLCOXSON'S 6012223 EEAZEONS email Axfuwmlswf Offers the finest in Fountam Sefvlce Phone 6 126 South Main Ice Cream and Candy coNGRATULAr1oNs TO THE CLASS or '55 Stone's Saddlery Where Western Wear Is a Specialty Not a Sideline Our Sincere Congratulations to the Class of 1955 A 8: W ROOT BEER On your way through life I always guard your credit MOCCBSIFIS as a sacred trust. Leather Jackets Credit should be one of your most valued assets. Purses Livingston Jewelry . 'k 'k 'A' Credll Bureau Indian Trading Pusl Sawyer's Store F. W. Woolvlorlh Phone T39 . Eigcgiirles 115 South Main ' Fruits Congratulations to the ' Vegetables Class of '55 92 Milady Beauty Salon Merle Norman Cosmetics Peck's Standard Service 201 Eu' C e de' Park anal Phone 814 MURRAY HOTEL T. J. Lajeunesse, Owner Ralph White, Mgr. Fireproof Strictly Modern Livingston, Montana JOIIDRUWS JEWELRY AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Registered Jeweler Dr. W. W. Cloyd - Dentist - National Park Bank Building Sis's Trailer Drive Inn Home of the Mount Baldy and the Best Cup of Coffee ln Livingst SIS'S FOR QUALITY Gilley's Upholstery Shop 114 East Lewis Phone 1193-W Bowling 8: Billiards U, ll. limos me . P p H Q is .. X X B Electric Contracting 223 South Main Phone 51-W PUBLIC DRUG Prescriptions Cosmetics Photo Supplies Quality at a low price Harmon's Hatchery Phone 500-J 310 South Main Hi-grade chicks Locally hatched P. O. Box 205 U. S. Approved Pullorum Passed NEVYERAND Park Cleaners C Corner Main 8: Park Free Pick Up and Delivery Congrats to the Class of 955 Phone 1459 TESLOW, INC. Grain, Hay, Riley Jewelry Co. Seem, Steamrolling Livingston, Montana Certified Master Watchmaker Phone 1140 No. 309 110 South Main Street Livingston Land 50112-1032 and Abstract Company . n I Homer Terwilliger Livingston, Montana li LOU'S MOBIL SERVICE Phone 676 Livingston, Montana Mobilgas and Mobiloil GLIFFDRD DLSEII, GUIITRAGTOR Livingston, Montana Phone 892-R Long's Cabin Grocery Dom Long, Proprietor PFAFF SEWING CENTER 109 E. Callender Livingston, Montana V. V. Crissey, D.D.S. 125 EAST CALLENDER PHONE 46 Howard C. Clayton Clayton W. Davis Davis and Clayton Agency f Your headquarters for S Insurance REAL ESTATE AND BONDS National Park Bank Phone 331 South Main Street Livingston, Montana Phone 1414 P. O. BOX 825 Livingston. Montana BAIIPS ELEGTRIO 207 South F Street Livingston, Montana Phone 367 ALL TYPES OF WIRING AND COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION Congratulations to ALL Seniors Remember-if you need a PORTABLE TYPEWRITER that We give an all metal Typing Table FREE with each Portable Typewriter purchased in May or June each year. Pick the make and model you want. We Service Everything We Sell GATEWAY Ellllll Office Suppliers Phone 5 Livingston CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 Sax and Fryer's Athletic Goods and School Supplies Prescriptions Toiletries Fountain Service VICAR'S REXALL DRUG 3, Good Eats Cafe WHERE FRIENDS MEET FRIENDS Phone 352-J East of Livingston on No. 10 llammes Decorating Service Interior - Commercial - Exterior Phone 1451 Painting and paperhanging Livingston, Montana Dr. L. R. Getchell I Chiropractic Clinic S 60 FLY SHOP Strand Theatre Bldg. I I . Quallty flshlng tackle Livingston, Montana Fleming Whglggalg PllIZk6I S El6C1I'iC 332 So. Main Street Phone 84 55 54 B P' 0' Bo' 524 gives best Wishes to the Livingston, Montana Class of ,lwflwgummwbs Q M A fin!! W ,M ,gf ,1,5gxMff ?-KM '5 7 'Q tgp! f' If W Awww ftp!! I U t ' .yM,6Uf ' pm f '1 I W' 1-f0'6Cvi34 my fu, igyww 'fe- ,553 mfQ i4'Qiw 1.45, 2:- 1746 QQ www M MW M af' WMMQP M X, ,Jw , MW , f' A, WSW ff wif ,gk w .wj, Wppwbj ..,,,,Lf 'vV ,ff J 2.1 Jiwjifw Wi' , 1, pJM ddmqwh o , , 9 :.. . 64 ' A K 4 N ' ' V 1- 117, 21- Higgs WI. 2:1 alfa . . ,Qkqy .l . -,lm V ,Hli:Q.':4 VV, 4.5. Q - 5' , ' w ' g' .1 J- ' . Qafg, -1 U 3 Irtvx .' f H15 V Fi,-'-5 'N 2 .' 'Rl ' f up :X ,HI vw A' 'fini -A '29 fa ...rx-w: I., . ,J Q, V . I A , , -ay, . -' .a3i'i?9-1153 ' . , r- ,H :- 1' -wg. 3' '. ...+. .,4wsr.vQ,3iij' X, I ' 1 , . ' 'ff .- 1 'sq'--A9 . -., 1 '-m .'p51,-rg , . if . -u1'--, v., .,,1 v 2 hp W 1 , , 4:3 I v, ,-,.,.3X .lf K ' J '- u '- . xp ,. A Lfvcif ff 'fm ' . 1-K 'Q , N' Y . . l U 34' - un, ' e'v 1. A - 1 , . , Y' ,Q -.www T y.--.Vit .. . 'xiii 'kd A 'W ' g A ' 115 fr 15 4 v Q ' - ,mv 'L Q6 . , Y . , . ? ' 'Q mx U . . I fix: ni 4, If 7 23 I vii -0- ZS, I, :Sl f n V., fn . , F als-vu Q' , . ,,. 2 'f :V VV X M4 5? 5' FEM b V zu 5 'Q--Q 'Mani fiilx ' ' . ,P T A ' GQ f 1 ,fm , V ai .Ap JN , , 4 4 W Y H, an .1 Y-L: fl 1 1 , N, .V Q-1-SLK-v1 'v4 V 's -' 'fi I A . . ,rn , ,, f ,J 4li,:'fq.2'-75,1 i Q 'Tig Q ' 'T ' ' N 'gig 'jr Ti 4Q,'f:7i-C' .. ,ff :pi 3 lfimhu-f't:f. jg5-A i Q! 1 fp H I , - 1 , ' '. ,. ,fl 554 -s-11' A ,' ,H 1 Je SSHLIQ !- t A . K . o v - if rr i 1 - ' Al. lffi d ww ' ' 7 .A W N M Eff., , Q. - 11 'ai-. . N, A M, - -1 '-1 .. ,,, ,-Y 1--zf,..5,. - f -- 3-ang ' ' .li--4 .1 . V - --., -f... LD, ,. .k r - . Z- ..y- --....., R ' - ' 'Ke . .,..-...min--f V 8 , I A . - V N , r Y , ,. ,.., ...4na..umrfr,gy.q-,'.,,. hmm 'Wu i 'Q ' 'y LL i -f bw M ,, ,isbn 1 u- L -' I W u-,'.-e.W- ,,,, , nw up 4 14-44 . .... .- M 4 M. gm.- , Y wg, J'-A 1 ,ik 32354, f 1 A , ,, , ma. dv-ng, 3 if 3, if J ,mmfgp-wwf 1 f -:A Y I' , 1 . , ,A , f m ,fm ,- 'V 4-1 1 1 1 , ,, ' M . 1 '. , . ,E h , . ,.,, .. ff wr . 5 if , ' - ' f 'AV .t . A aff? .n ' f , ' 1-sy f --QV, Y, . 4 1 K 'N ' U f Q f f ,ZWQW , jk S L 'hs Q . H 5 A 5 W, 5 A W , . X -- .,,: , 2, iw Q M X ,, 2 5' i 1 1 Q M, 'HhI3'muugg N, www -H A Q I Q fmfmf ,, ,, M 5 WX QAM- 4 S if w 'n-My 1 ' ' , ' - k, a 1WQY.v,S H 4, , , . , 2 ,. I lf IJ ,J-1 ,5 wmv.. . I r l . VV U I V