Park High School - Arrow Yearbook (Livingston, MT)

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SCIENCE FAIR 4 x DISTRICT SCIENCE FAIR-Another honor has been added for our Alma Mater! Members of the Science Club were given the opportunity to enter projects in the District Fair in Bozeman. The winners then went to Missoula. Although many long hours were spent in working on projects, the results were well worth the effort. Congratulations go to jay Gleason and Sandra Orr who were Grand Prize winners for the state of Montana. For this highest award, Sandra Orr received a free trip to Oklahoma City. We hope these students continue to receive recognition in the future. First row: Shirley Mercer, Pat Johnston, Kris Lentfer, Beverly Questad, Dick Bodine, Wally Haugan. Second row Marilyn Ashley, Sandra Orr, Diane Short, jay Gleason, Dick Peterson, Bill Drake, Raymond Maier, Keith Yale Third row: Nancy Parriott, Myrna Eyerly, George Venable, Tod Hackman, Bob Means, Jim Allen, Dick White Bruce Robson. WESTINGHOUSE SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH WESTINGHOUSE SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH-Diligently working many hours, a few brave seniors of science finish the projects and testing. Win or lose, it's fun, and much can be learned. Bob Iott, Shirley Mercer, jim Peterson, Kris Lentfer, Terry Ulrich, Beverly Questad, Wally Haugan

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GE YSER STAFF GEYSER STAFF-As the Yellowstone forever flows onward without pause, so the Geyser Staff con- tinually' strives for editing and reporting perfection. This group of amateur reporters made possible the editions of our school paper, the Geyser. Hats off to these News Hounds! First row: Kae Gingry, Merry Smith, Darlene Killorn, Pat Johnston, Ginny O'Neill, Shirley Mercer. Second row: Mr. Gillis, Dick Peterson, Sharon Young, Gary Pearson, jim Peterson, Beverly Broadbent, Phyllis Atkins, Beverly Questad, Sherlene Roark. Cover your newsbeats! replied our competent editor, Kae Gingry. Mr. Gillis urged the staff to reach for the higher goal of steady improvement. Inverted pyramids, dummy sheets, copy reading symbols and deadlines became typical lingo of this world which revolved around the typewriter. Geyser staffers left smudges of printer's ink everywhere leads were to be found. They constantly strived to serve the school and community with informative stories. The streaks of humor prevalent on the staff provided the ever present lighter touch, along with the campaigns on safe driving and the fight against polio. STAFF Edztor ..........,,........ Kae Gingry Managzng Edzlor ...... ............................... M erry Smith N ewr Editorr ..... Editorial Page ........ ......... - ................ Feature Edilor ....... Arrirtant ......... Sport: Editor ...... Arrirlant ..... Photographer ......... Shirley Mercer, Bev Questad Sherlene Roark, Bev Broadbent Phyllis Atkins Exchange Edilor ....... Burinerr Manager Ad oertiring Manager ...... ....... Cirrulation Manager ........ Reporter ........................ Artirt ........ Advisor ........ Darlene Killorn Gary Pearson jim Peterson Merry Smith Sharon Young Pat Johnston Virginia O'Neill Phyllis Atkins Dick Peterson Peggy Bowen ....,Harold Gillis

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SCIENCE CLUB 5 1' fi fi md rw v'W'?5,-t Ex SCIISNCIIZ Cll.lll3 Forging, tossing and turning, our river is never content to lie idle and still. Never satisfied with only the academic suhjects, members work diligently on many projects. These young pioneers of science today will he the framework of scientific progress tomorrow. First tow: .Iames Kolokotrones, Dick Bodine, Pat -lohnston, Kris Lentfer, Sandra Orr, Terry Ulrich, Bev Questad, 'lim Peter- son, XX!ally llaugan, lloh lott, Seronil row: Barbara Rigler, Marilyn Ashley, Fay McCoy, Diane Short, David Gillespie, Boh Means, Keith Yale, Bill Drake, Bill Harris, Dick Peterson, jim Allen. Third row: Sherlene Roark, Nancy McCormick, lilaine Wliitct, Nancy Parriott, Myrna liyerly, George Venable, -lay Gleason, Gary Bartholomew, ,lim Klarr, Dick Wallker, Tom Ross, lfourth row: Duane -Iordon, Shir-lqy Mercer, Pat Sathre, Tod Hackman, Ray Maier, Orvis Harper, john Barher, lamt-s Milner, Dirk XY'hite, lirute Rohson, Mr. Beadle. Mr. Holmquist, F.T.A. W-W :IC F.T.A. These young men and women will strive to increase their knowledge as they go forward in order to help shape the future citizens of America. First row: lic-orge l.eitch, Sharon Parker, Erlice Killorn, Mary Ann Vicars, Mr, Jenson. Second row: Aldonna Wfalhorn. Shirley Armstrong, Phyllis Atkins, Leilani liggar, Claudia Greene, Deanna Fhert. Third row: Kay Gingry, -ludy Harmon, Florence Sthanstrom, Marilyn Miller, Ginny O'Neill, Sandy Broadbent, Elaine Wliitc-, Renee McCann.