Park High School - Arrow Yearbook (Livingston, MT)

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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

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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.

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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