Park High School - Arrow Yearbook (Livingston, MT)

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GIRLS' STATE GIRLS' STATE-Aln attending Girls' State, these girls attained a better knowledge of the procedures of democratic government. This was held in Billings from june 20, to june 27, l955. Kris Lentfer, Juanita Miller, Sharon Hardgrove, Marlene Patzer. Shirley Mercer, Claudia Greene. BOYS ' STA TE 1' l Q ll tri' K X lt , 1 . is M 'T x' :N Ld '- L 5 i 3' BOYS' STATE--These boys have been outstanding in their school activities. They at- tended Boys' State in August, 1955 where they learned many of the duties of a responsible citizenry. First row: jim Peterson, Terry Ulrich, Clair Daniels. jim Brookie, Lester Downer. Second row: Gary Pearson, Wally Haugan, Bob Iott, Robert Payne, Roger Sigler.

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TUMBLERS TWIRLERS lp. of r ' ' ,r I PN., TUMBLERS-You could travel the length of the Yellowstone and never find a more proficient group of tumblers than those of Park High. First row: Denise McConnell. Second row: Marilyn Ashley, Arlene Ricci, Patsy Shinn, Thelma Hetherington, Elaine Hansen. Third row: Aldonna Walborn, Carol Haas, Dorothy Taylor, Judy Wiltgen, Sharon Lee Logan, Evelyn Clark, Kay Footer. TWIRLERS-just as the moonlight turns the Yellowstone to a flashing silver stream, the Twirlers of P.C.H.S. add sparkle to our football and basketball games. These well-trained girls are always full of pep, and they do a real cool job of twirling. First row, left to right: Peggy Bowen, Gracie Spooner, Fay McCoy, JoAnn Gollmyer. Second row: Doris Muscarella, Dawn Woodring, Mary Minne, Scarlette Counts. Third row: Margaret Franks, Virginia Triplett, Glenda Burnett, Kay Footer, Judy Hager. Fourth row: Norma Clayton, joene Criger, Barbara johnson, Betty Lou Barr.

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FFA FFA-This is a club composed chiefly of country boys. They have been very industrious in speech contests and judging meets. The officers include Dave Melin as President, Phil Malcolm, Vice President, Dave Gibson, Secretary, Bill Harris, Treasurer, Ralph Adams, Reporter, Dick Chaney, Sentinel, and the advisor is Alvin Christensen. These boys enjoy Nature and become as much a part of it as the Yellowstone River. First row, left to right: Mr. Christensen, jack Dunlap, David Gibson, Dick Chaney, Ralph Adams, Dave Melin, Bill Harris, Phil Malcolm, Harold Nelson, Fred Reeves. Second row: Bob Armstrong, Darryl Busby, Mike McGonegal, Ed Skillman, Francis Palmer, Ronnie Percival, Dick Pearson, jim Larkin, Roger Graham, john Tedrick. Third row: Dick DePuy, Joe Hoffman, Ed Blome, Jack Dunn, George Sarver, Clark Crane, jack Swainson, Dennis Skattum, Charles Pressley. Fourth row: Allen Stephens, Jerry O'I-lair, Clinton Woodring, Bill Martin, Kelly Todd, Ronald McDonald, Roger Ellison, Bob Kennison, joe Bartlette. 1 1 --.-.... 'W Some of the junior Ag students studying farm management.