Park High School - Arrow Yearbook (Livingston, MT)

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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.

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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.

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