Park High School - Arrow Yearbook (Livingston, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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L Q ,Q ' . , - Q s ,. . - ' - f ' L ., .5 .2 S' 5 'Y O me PoNo and dleave We World -ko Hs babbhr-iG -DaN'f6 N PARK COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Livingston, Montana LL MACLACHLIN CLIFF BUSCH Custodian Custodian 2 !XhlCD IF You s-mv: KNowl.!D6E,L.ET OTHE Luc:-rr THEIR CANDLES W ' -FULLER MR, V, G, DAVIDSON MR, ORLEY C, SHORT Principal Assistant Principal 1 MRS, PAT BREEDEN MRS, MINNIE CORK Office Secretary Office Secretary MR, CARL BAKKUM MR, GEORGE BEADLE Bookkeeping Biology and General Science B Squad Basketball MR. GEORGE BOWRING Band and Orchestra MR, ED BREEDEN MISS BERNEICE BRUSH World History and P. A, D. Mathematics MISS CLEO BUCK English MR, ELWOOD COMER MR, LEE CORK Industrial Arts U. S. History and Physical Education Football and Track MRS, ELINOR DAYLEY Engl ish MR, DON FREEBURY Agriculture and Mechanical Drawing E1 n MRS, MARGARET FRETTE MR, HAROLD GILLIS Library English and Journalism WV' MR, AL GRANDCHAMP English MR, ROBERT GREGG MRS, LOIS HOFFMAN Art English and Latin MR, RAY HOKANSON Counseling and Guidance E 6 s i 'Q MR, DON HOLMQUIST MR, PAUL JENSEN Chemistry and Physics Citizenship and U. S. History 8 MRS, EUNICE KENT MR, LEONARD LARSON Spanish and Chorus Mathematics and Mechanical Drawing Football MR. JACK LECLAIRE Mathematics and Driver's Training Football, Basketball and Track MRS. ELVA MILLER MRS, CARRIE NONTELL English Typing and Shorthand MR, CLAIR PETERSON Citizenship and U. S. History Football and Basketball ' K ,, mNil MR, BOB SHENKLE MRS, IEANNE WILHELM World Geography and Earth Science Commercial Law and Physical Education MISS AGNES VAN OOSTEN Home Economics The jour-may of a 'thousand mules bearing WVHW 3 SIYTQNC, 1' 8 EP --proverb 17 , U FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Jerry Short, Vice Presidentg Bill Vicars, Presi- dent, Sharon Graves, Treasurer, Ellinor Boganes, Secretary, At the beginning of each year, a -new species of creatures called freshmen invades the premises of Park High, They make their grand entry in old, over-sized shirts, paper sacks, knee socks, and numer- ous other marks which make a freshman an outstanding individual, After a week of bowing to seniors, carrying books, and meeting the natives of this strange world Qwho are sometimes called upperclassmenj, the freshmen are presented in their full glory at the TNT sponsored Freshman Mixer, Throughout the year many talents are displayed by the freshmen. Early in the year our class officers were elected, Billy Vicars was elected president, Jerry Short, vice president, Ellinor Boganes, secretary: and Sharon Graves, treasurer, The freshman class was well represented in athletics by Billy Kemp, Ray Kastelitz, John Betz, Rod- ney Churchwell, Albert Sarisky, Jerry Short, Herb Beadle, and Taylor Lewis, plus many other wonderful athletes too numerous to mention. To cheer our boys on to victory, there were the B squad cheerleaders, our Lucy McNamee was one of them, Sandy Hager was the alternate, Among the scientists in P, C. H. S., the freshman class brought forth David Stein, first place win- ner in physical sciences in Montana, also Harold Hunter secured an honorable mention, and many others who participated in the District Science Fair, The freshmen in band were: Rodney Churchwell, Dennis Crane, Harlan Durgan, Karen Dutt, Gary Hackman, Jack Evans, Star Quisel, John Tedrick, Doug Griffith, Dickie Franks, Gretchen, Lueck, Rob- ert Pantzer, Caroline Nelson, Jerry Short, David Hillard, and Peggy Kicker. Those in orchestra were: Lovie Ann Koch, Sharon Newell, Clara Romans, Peggy Kicker, and Karen Dutt, Everyone knows spring is here when the girls begin talking TNT. The freshmen pledges were: Nancy Murphy, Peggy Kicker, Diane Morgensen, Carole Larango, Ellinor Boganes, Kay Schleicher, Judy Graham, and Sharon Graves. This year has been a lot of fun - games, dances, and tournaments, We're the luckiest class of all - we have three more years! Colleen Murphy Gail Olson I2 Margo Aanestad Darlene Adams Ray Alt Mary Ammerman Sandra Anderson Donna Atkins Sue Bailey Kristian Bakke Leslie Bartholomew Herbert Beadle yhyi r ,L B Janet Bell A -: 7 Larry Bergsing V 'fi hl.: ua , lttv. :Q 4 k , L L llt .f John Betz Carolyn Bentley Esther Birkeland Ellinor Boganes Lois Bohleen Warren Bowles Larry Bradley Linda Bradley Arlene Bredberg Sharon Bridgewater Wayne Busby Rodney Churchwell .mn ,-4' rar 1 4' lndllil I4 ,gp , we 'HJ' an K 9 Karen Dutt Rochelle Edwards Judy Eley Patricia Enger Claudia Erickson Jack Evans Sharon Evans Darlene Fish Gerald Foldenauer Charlene Francis Dick Franks Berna Gardner Annette Clark Bernice Clark James Copenhaver Marta Copenhaver Laura Jean Counts Dennis Crane Patricia Ann Crowe Susan Davis Penny Jo Dean Richard Dewing Chester DeYoung Harlan Durgan C' David Gibson Jeffrey Gibson Sam Gilbert Elsie Godlevsky Judy Graham Marlene Graham Sharon Graves Douglas Griffith Gale Guidi Gary Hackman Sandra Hager Bruce Hamilton iff Charles Hardesty Sherry Harris Helen Haymond Jerry Hershman David Hillard Charles Hillman Don Holland Mary Hotes Leon Howard Richard Howard Ernest Hudson Harold Hunter Taylor Lewis Dottie Lee Long Dennis Loudon Gretchen Lueck Jim Manzari Ralph Marble Roberta Markman Cora Lee Martin Susan McCormick Lucy McNamee Robert Metier Michael Mikesell Larry Jansen Jean johnson Raymond Kastelitz Billy Kemp Peggy Kicker Nancy King Terry Kinne Midge Klingensmith Lovie Koch Carol Ann Larango Diane Leathers Kay Leistiko Shirley Mittelstedter Michael Moffitt Diane Morgensen Sharon Murie Colleen Murphy Nancy Murphy Frank Nardella Caroline Nelson Rosemary Nelson Bonnie Nevin Sharon Newell Caroline Nickelson New if ii , an X ? rw? X Kiwi e N09 1-43 s- 3 lf V , Kathy Norgren Andy O'l-lair Robert Olsen Gail Olson Jim O'Neil Tom O'Neil Robert Pantzer Celine Parenteau Margaret Parker Helen Percival Duane Peterson Steve Phillips Helen Sarver Kay Schleicher June Schulz Gary Scudder Denton Shadoan Shirley Shelstad Jack Shipley Jerry Short Ellen Skaarland Shirley Skillman Barbara Smith Jerry Smith Star Quisel Penny Rabben Mike Reed Bobby Ricci Richard Rigwood Tom Roark Allan Robinson Douglas Robson Edith Rom Clara Romans Judith Rufus Albert Sarisky John Smith Marilyn Smith Virginia Smith Michael Snow Mary Io Sorenson Tommy Spooner Julie Stebbins Gary Steeves David Stein Carole Stephens Allen Stevens Michael Stone 'NF' 'Q' Bob Strand Sandra Sullivan Naomi Sutherland Kathy Taylor Edward Tecca Juanita Tecca Robert Tedrick Sharon Thomson Jane Vandervort Bill Vicars Billy Vink Robert Wells Albert Carol Janet Winsor Sandra john West Whithorn Williams Wilson Winship Woodrmg -XX S M L X 3 1 i, . q,,. .,,: 5 , if ,g X , , A i R' -QP-LU V' I ,L Ak - K M , I Y, 7.LL ::VQT,Ji , A I. ., Qi f Q i',, M ' img, , WN NT 2 K 4- f:.fi,--Q if f -f ALL, 1.,,',f-1254 ww f ,f ,.-x V f .-Qi W k ' A-PT'-4Sfi U fi? ' . . ' . 1-'15 i3'! :!Af'. '5 lJV ?.Q'7' 'fif - A .f 9 ' A iw '--, - V -- . 1 -up ,E -A-Pl' - ...ie -1 2- 5 . F' -: L w-151,73 ff 1-VL: f. Wg. -. ' :ff - S , .gf- ,Qi i,7QV.5xf1iffl3e1v' -' If ig 1 iii W 453 i W ' M' W N WQV- i iWW i 1 ' , X ML . ,, ,ig MQ! L' 'A i.,i'- wif ' ' ,, . y L -y 1 -Wm.-:'x if ' 5 I I in E vwm-wofwx I 'W ' 9413 ..-M ,Wa-A 4 - s 1 O01 9oXe... Xt'xD05fxo Vw Svrn 04-55 N5 000 X 500s XY K4 'Co QS qodf sc., ,bm SOPHOM ORE CLASS HISTORY Linda Eyerly, President, Kitty Gleason, Treasurer, Judy Downer, Secretaryg Larry Downer, Vice President, This year, we as a sophomore class, find ourselves playing an important role in the activities of Park High, filling more places of leadership and responsibility, and making accomplishments in various fields. Those selected from our home rooms to represent us in the student council were Jim Allen, Barry Davis, Carol Haas, Martha Painter, Sandra Parriott, and Gail Turner, Home room chairmen were Bill Bouchee, Larry Downer, Lana Heckman, Mitch Miller, Karen Stein and Jo Ann Ulrich. A, L, Brown Awards were presented to Jim Allen, Carol Miles, Jay Winship, Phyllis Lindgren, Karen Stein, Jim Anderson, Barry Davis, Carol Haas, Bruce Whithorn, and Kay Browning, Mike Forney entered the district speech contest and placed first with humorous declamation. Science fair entries were made by Jim Allen, Carol Miles, and Bruce Robson, The other eight girls elected into TNT were Lana Heckman, Denise McConnell, Sharon McGee, Claudia Miller, Myrtle Olson, Karen Stein, Gail Turner, and Sharon Wilkinson. In F. F, A. Roger Ellison was class winner of the public speaking contest and Darryl Busby placed third in state livestock judging, These F. H, A. girls were given their junior degrees: Deane Belle Cowan, Linda Eyerly, Kitty Gleason, Sonja Harris, Joyce Jones, Judy Kratovil, Phyllis Lindgren, Arlene McMains, Carol Miles, Norma Ommundsen, and Judy Pearson, Carol Haas and Myrtle Olson were two of the B squad cheerleaders for the past year, and Dorothy Edwards, Sandy Parriott, Gail Turner, and Jo Anne Ulrich were chosen to be four of the five A squad cheerleaders for next year, In the field of athletics top honors were given to these boys who received major letters: Bernard Allen, Bob Betley, Bill Bouchee, Larry Downer, Paul Ricci, and Ed Sumner. These were some of the accomplishments of the sophomore class for the past year but the list is not nearly complete for each person has, in his own way, made some gains in our second year of high school, Lana Heckman, 22 Bernard Allen James Allen Robert Ammundson James Anderson Rodney Anderson Nancy Armstrong Fred Bell Wayne Bell Darlene Betcher Bob Betley Darlene Black Doug Botterud Bill Bouchee Dick Bouchee Carol Bourgeois Delores Brandon Duane Brandon Charlotte Bridgewater Kay Browning Darryl Busby r ,.,,. . ff A B... I 'f, I: .. L . I. , 'I L ' new ffl? . f we ., - ., w e gg S gmt V A , , r , rrr ky k , V -A 14 ' .. I t B E as it ., ,li lly f' Zxfgif' I gn if W V ff' ' A W' 'W' 2 , 4, my L QYEW H5Hl,.L ,,l ' I y ,,. 4 is Q AFV , ,S ef an 'J igiyel if ,gf Q K sl f iw ,Q if-If d I H - -ff,.:1f1, W' xt x gi an-and 'HSL yur-if , V 'M-Ai' riff iff-5 r B ,flu K ,,!'l0s' . Q'L: W ,r MQW, ,as-ig 'Zell ' i rf ff Y My me-:H sa- Ll A ' Yf,,,t,2Qf:??',if 'Qi x V. 5 'ffilf S is 5 25 'iff qua' 950 'nf Ronald Bybee Betty Callais Barbara Carpenter Clinton Cazier Duane Chapman Jeanette Clark Joyce Clark Janice Clayton Evelyn Conlin Joyce Counts Kester Counts Deane Belle Cowan James Criger Suzanne Cutler Barry Davis Sandra Day Becky Devlin David Dewing Judy Downer Larry Downer Luanna Eastep David Edwards Dorothy Edwards Everett Eggar Donald Elliott Roger Ellison Linda Eyerly Dale Flack Mike Forney Trygve Forsythe Estel Franks Jerry Franks Loretta Franks Bill Gibson Kathryn Gleason Dianne Gonder Richard Gregory Carol Haas Shirley Rae Haman Gene Hansen JH J is 5 fy-nt' 'Ubi nuff ,, L.,,, we' NLG' v .ln ul. f William Harmon Sonja Harris Rosalee Hart Nancy Jane Hartman Lana Heckman Frances Holzwarth Diane Hoyseth Joyce Jones Duane Jordan Lois Juhnke Robert Kamps Ken Kipf Larol Korsness Judy Kratovil Jim Kristensen Bill Kude Eugene Lalonde Donna Leighton Colleen Leistiko Phyllis Lindgren Bill Maddy Sam Marchington Roy Martin Earl Mayer Denise McConnell Sharon McGee Gerald McKibben Arlene McMains Gary Mikesell Carol Miles Claudia Miller Mitch Miller Grant Murie Robert Nelson Don O'Conner Myrtle Olson Norma Ommundsen Martha Painter Francis Palmer Carol Parenteau 'Pts- '--we-43 ,rw-.,, 9? My if 'N U W A 1 ,frk K W I T11 . E Y , f - Y an :V I Allr Azll ls GGGL gf f . .K 7, 3?.w i 1 'SO' 'W-aug' X 1 Sandra Parriott Judy Pearson Ron Percival Artie Perry Janet Pfohl Jim Phillips Gary Powell Betty Reeves Bonnie Reeves Pat Ricci Paul Ricci Jim Robbins Bruce Robson Wayne Rogers Timi Ryan Carol Rydeen Hazel Smerke Gary Snavely Tom Spannring Mike Speer Janet Stalcup Karen Stein Raymond Stephens Ed Sumner Faye Taylor John Tedrick Dick Trisdale Gail Turner Jo Anne Ulrich Dee Walden Peggy Walden Dick Walker Nancy Way Jim Weir Bruce Whithorn Fen Wilkinson Sharon Wilkinson Dick Williams Zeta Wilson Judy Wiltgen L. 6 , Ja ,,,w3ve,Qg1,M,gy- ,MMM M..-...,,, ,. N,,, ,. J.. e...,..A W, --D. '-Q5 '..,g',7 W-.,ZL'gQ+a1r.,g: Y I A' as I aw W a ig ,..7 Q' rw qi -I--sq-ii' Betty jay Annabel Clinton Dean Winsett Winship Wolf W00dfiT1g Wood ring n J fix? f' Oooh-k 'AVON 'loo '123eJ'q or - se X-Y 0 f Bo-:ee JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Nancy Parriott, Treasurer: Gary Fish, President: Timi Carlson, Vice President: Dan Rickett, Secretary, 32 This year the activities of the junior class were guided by our capable class officers and our home room chairmen: Bob Means, Bruce Smith, Gary Bartholomew, and Dan Rickett. Our student council members, Gary Fish, Timi Carlson, Dan Rickett, Nancy Parriott, Bob Means, Bruce Smith, Gary Bar- tholomew, and Myrna Eyerly, also took a hand in running the school. We started the year out with a bang and presented the play, Second Childhood, It was difficult to select the Girls' and Boys' State delegates and alternates from such a large eligible group. The final choice for the girl delegates were: Elaine White, Sandy Broadbent, Key Manzari, and Timi Carlson: alternates were: Myrna Eyerly, Betty Hunter, Emma Jean Bickle, and Anita Bouchee. The boy delegates were: Richard Nelson, Gary Bartholomew, Gary Fish, Dan Rickett, Jack Dunn, and Bruce Smith: alternates were: Richard Rongstad, Larry Dunlap, George Venable, Phil Wanek, Jerry O'Hair, and Ed Smith. Betty Hunter was selected by the girls to represent them in the Vaughn Ragsdale Fashion Board, On May 4, the Junior Prom was held in honor of the seniors, The gym looked like a Japanese Tea Garden with a small boy and girl passing out programs. Myrna Eyerly and Bob Means entered the district speech contest at Dillion, Bob placed first with serious declamation, and Myrna placed fourth with original oratory: she also placed third in the state speech contest at Missoula, Eleven major letters went to junior boys this year, These athletic awards went to Harold Gilkey, Ronnie Rang, Bill Bauer, Ron Haugan, Henry Hansen, Dick West, Ken Kastelitz, Bob Vandervort, and Buddy Johnson. Buddy Johnson also participated in the State Track Meet in Missoula. Dan Rickett also boosted the esteem of the junior class by winning the Odd Fellows Citizenship Award, Aldonna Walbom was elected as one of the five A squad cheerleaders, The annual TNT election was held, and the nine junior girls admitted to the ranks were: Betty Hunter, Elaine white, Marjorie Bishop, Joyce Swainson, Juanita Miller, Lois Jones, Elaine Pulis, Lo- Retta Tudor, and Aldonna Walborn. The junior class pitched in to decorate for the senior commencement and baccalaureate, On these nights the gym and auditorium were decorated with purple lilacs, white apple blossoms, and multi- colored tulips. Though a few names stand out, we must remember that it took the wholehearted cooperation of every member of the class to successfully carry out the traditional junior activities and make this a year which each of us will always remember, Myrna Eyerly NANCY ADKINS MARGIE ALTIMUS BOB ANGLE BOB ARMSTRONG GARY BARTHOLOMEW IOE BARTLETTE BILL BAUER BILL BELIDWS DONNA BEVIN EMMA BICKLE MARGIE BISHOP EDWARD BLOME ANITA BOUCHEE GWEN BRADLEY SANDRA BROADBENT 1 SHARON BROADWATER LINDA BURNETT DIANNE BUTZ TIMI CARLSON GLORIA CLEMENT DORIS COBB ANNETTE CONLIN ANNALEE COUNTS BARBARA COUNTS JOHN CRIGER IVA DAGEN LOU ANN DEAN DICK DEPUY RONNIE DEYOUNG IUANITA DOUG LAS LARRY DUNLAP JACK DUNN BARBARA EDWARDS MYRNA EYERLY GARY FISH KAY FOOTER GRANT GIBSON HAROLD GILKEY DAVID GILLESPIE ELVIN GILLIAM JAMES GOLIGOSKI BOB GOLLMYER CATHHIINE GOULD ROGER GRAHAM DWAIN HACKMAN your' swf HY-if MIT 5f,l i K 1 Q 1 J' E JUDY HAGER HENRY HANSEN JUDY HARMON BONNIE HARRIS RONNIE HAUGAN JERRY HENDERSON THELMA HETHERINGTON JOE HOFFMAN KATHLEEN HOFFMAN ROBERT HOLZWARTH CAROL HOWARD BETTY LOU HUNTER BUDDY JOHNSON GOLDIE KAMPS KEN KASTELITZ. I AMES KLARR PHYLLIS LAMMERS JIM LARKIN SANDRA LEE SHARON LEISTIKO SHARON IOGAN WALLY LONG BILL MALES KAY MANZARI BILL MARTIN LOIS MARTZ JIM MCCAMPBELL RENEE MCCANN NANCY MCCORMICK FAY MCCOY H- wwf ,,C. ny 'KN 225 5531 .. gif L, W if . 'QW K 'i 1 PI-IILLIP MCCOY MIKE MCGONEGAL JAMES MCNAMARA BOB MEANS GARY MILLER JAMES MILNER DORIS MUSCARELLA DONNA NEILL DAVID NELSON RICHARD NELSON GARY NISSEN JERRY O'I-IAIR NANCY PARRIOTT MIKE PATTERSON ANN PERCIVAL ROBERT PETERSON BILL PHILLIPS ELLEN PHILLIPS ELAINE PULIS CARLENE PURSLEY IRENE QUINTANA FRANCIS QUIST GLEN RANEY RONNIE RANG PATRICIA RAPP ARLENE RICCI DANNY RICKETT BARBARA RIGLER FRED RIGWOOD ROBERT RIGWOOD rw ' mf' QI' K ,Q f Xi ill C I wi .Aw v' . it , f f V ' 'R Q 6 my .P R+.-if 12 C? is i , . . ,X H '59 I A Q an ' Q6 naw'-+451 RICHARD RONGSTAD TOM ROSS CAROL SCHINDLER JAMES SEELEY DENNIS SKATTUM KAREN SKILLESTAD BRUCE SMITH CARL SMITH EDWARD SMITH GARY SMITH MARLENE SMITH NORA SNOW GRACIE SPOONER JOYCE SWAINSON TYRONE TATE DOROTHY TAYLOR NORMA TEICHERT CALVIN TINSLEY RICHARD TONNESON LO RETTA TUDOR BOB UHLICH JOHN VAN AKEN BOB VANDERVORT JOYCE VAN ORDEN GEORGE VENABLE ALDONNA WALBORN PHIL WANEK DONNA WEBER NOEL WELTON DICK WEST . Q-J, Q I V I Q AEV,A4 'EE A IA Y A ' f-'fi AEA C - ' I VZA? '51- gg . xx I' '1,1, 7,L1 - 'M ,A 2 I i f S if ,M , -2 I-null' Wk rbi , i'3l'f J' ,IIIIE 'S' f,f-f' ,MM f ,--VWn.vNA.. ,, ...NM ,,.. ELAINE WHITE CLARK Z AKO VI V 1 iw J as f Y: ' S fI'EEii6Yi9i Q if HQ MIS 'NRL :hed done. who has made. 2 berimmncx Horace 1' ' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Jack Godward, Treasurerg Kay Holland, Secre- tary Dave Melin, Vice President: Dave Gibson, President. Four short years ago, many frightened students first entered into the ranks of Park County High School Students. Nothing could possibly have seemed larger or more confusing than this great building, and, oh, the horrible things that took place the first weekl We freshmen were known as the freaks of the school, and lived up to our title by the garbs inflicted upon us by the bosses of the school. After one week of hilarious initiation, skits, and hard labor at the hands of older students, all wounds were healed by a get-acquainted mixer that resulted in new friendships. Our first year in Park was quite uneventful, but we proved tops in scholastics, and we rapidly dis- covered the evils and worries of semester tests and the fun and fancy of games, dances, picnics, and all the other things that smooth over the rough spots of work. We entered our sophomore year with a feeling of superiority over the freshmen, but we were still humbled by our elders. Ten of our members were honored as the highest of the class by being given the A, L. Brown Awards, and the first group of Honor Society members were chosen. As a class, we began to be better organized and we looked forward to our chores for next year. And what a year our junior year turned out to bel We had stars all over the place - on the various sports teams and in our cheerleader squads. The Boys' and Girls' State delegates were elected. Our Junior play, Me1ody J ones, was a big success and enabled our treasurer to cope with the needs of the Junior Prom. A South Sea Island was our exotic theme. There were tree trunks covered with crepe paper, palm leaves concocted from coat hangers and more paper, monkeys, cocoanuts, a dream yacht, straw hut, and star studded sky. Now we were the high and exalted seniors, lords of the school. All through the years our classmates had participated in music festivals, science fairs, speech contests, concerts, and many other group ac- tivities. High School Week was introduced to some as juniors and others as seniors. During this year we produced a comical and well-liked play entitled, Professor, How Could You? which literally tore the house down with laughter. We elected our last class officers: Dave Gibson, President: Dave Melin, Vice Presidentg Kaye Holland, Secretary, and Jack Godward, Treasurer. The student body leaders were: Fred Terwilliger, President, Dick Chaney, Vice Presidentg Bob White, Filing Secretary: and Marilyn Miller, Treasurer, We, of course, had many honor students and a lot of scholarships awarded. Our valedictorian, Bar- bara Haas, and our salutatorian, Sandra Orr, were announced, and senior activities began. We were the first class to ride through the Park on Greyhounds, and it turned out to be a marvelous skip day to be treasured by all. This took place May 22. A lot of fuss and bother went into producing the effect of a well dressed class the next day. Baccalaureate exercises took place Sunday and all seri- ousness began. The sermon was given by Reverend Robert L. Dunn. Then, the grand finale, Com- mencement! Wishing for three years to be forever rid of tests, we would now see our dreams come true. But maybe it wou1dn't be quite so easy as it seems? What about all our friends, teachers, and even class- rooms? Well, maybe you're not sentimental, but all of these will be missed. Alberta Eggar Sandy Orr LARRY WELDOM ADAMS RALPH STANLEY ADAMS Student Council 25 Kiwanis 25 FFA 1-3, District Convention 2, State Convention 3, Reporter 35 Winter Fair 35 Photo Club 35 Boys' State Alternate 35 Honorary Rotarian 4. MYRNA LEE ANDERSEN Chorus 15 TNT 2-45 GAA 3, 45 Greg- gite Club 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 FHA 1-4, Treasurer 35 Superintendent of Fair 35 Junior Degree 1, Chapter Degree 2, State Degree 45 District Convention 2, 35 State Convention 45 National Honor Society 4. MARILY NN ROSE ASHLEY Tumbling 2-45 Usherettes 2-45 Home Room Representative 25 Student Council 25 Mixed Chorus 35 GAA 35 Science Club 3, 45 Science Fair 3, 45 Senior Playg Junior Play5 Librarian 4. SONIA S. BAKKE Home Room Chairman 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Annual Staff 3, 45 TNT 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Senior Play 45 Girls' State Alternate 35 DAR Girl 45 Speech Contest 4. ELLEN JOYCE BALL Ch01'US 2: FHA 3, 4: Usherettes 3, 45 Greggite Club 4. RICHARD LEE BAR NHART Band 1 4, Stage Craft 3, 4, Semor Play. BETTY LOUISE BARR Twirling 2, 3, Greggite Club 3g Chorus DENNIS ALLAN BERLIN Football 1-4g Track 2-4, Letterman's Club 2-4, Honorable Mentron AP All-State 4. RALPH E. BETCHER Stage Craft 23 Chorus 1. BILLIE LEE BEVIN Stage Craft 1. Usherettes 3, 4. SHARON LEIGH BREDBERG Chorus 1-4, Photo Club 2, Twulrng ROGER WILLIAM BROOKING Chorus 2, 3, 4. MARY SUE BROOKS Transfer from Colorado Springs, Colo- rado 4. RICHARD MERRIL BROWN Stage Craft 4. PATRICIA LU BRUNETT A Cappella 1-4, GAA 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 4g Greggite 35 FHA 1-4, Photo Club 4: Geyser Staff 4: Music Festival 1-4. GLENDA JEAN BURNETT Student Council 1: Class Secretary 13 Chorus 1-2g A Cappella 3, 4, Twirling 1-4: Majorette 3, 43 Usherettes 2, 3: TNT 45 Greggite 3, 4, Treasurer. RICHARD DEE CHANEY Football 1-4g Letterman's Club 3, 45 Track Manager lg FFA 1-3, Sentinel 3g State Convention 3, Junior Play, Boys' State 3, Student Council 1, 4, Vice President 4, Honorary Rotarian 4g Home Room Chairman 4. CHARLOTTE DEANNA CHURCHWELL FHA 1g A Cappella 2-4: Band 1-4, Orchestra 2-4, Music Festival 1-4, Greggite 3, 4. MARJORIE G. CLAYTON Student Council 1-4: TNT 3, 4, Ush- erettes 2, GAA 25 Greggite Club 3,4. NORMA KAY CLAYTON Twirling 1-3, Vice President 23 GAA 2, 3, Reporter 35 FHA 2, Greggite 3, 4g Junior Play 3, FTA 4. SUZANNE BARBARA CLAYTON Chorus 1, 2, FHA 1. P-nw DANIEL JOSEPH CONWAY Track 1-4, Intramural 3, 4, letter- man's Club 3, 4, State Track Meet 2-4. CLARK DAVID CRANE FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. K it is xx JOENE MAE CRIGER Twirling 1-3, FHA 1, Greggite 3, 4. JOHN FRANKLIN CUSTER Photo Club 1, 2, Intramural 4. DIANE PATRICIA DAVI? Citizenship Award 1, Chorus 2-4, Secretary 3, A Cappella 2-4, Librar- ian 3, Music Festival 2-4, GAA 3, FTA 4, National Honor Society 2-4, Junior Play 3, Girls' State Delegate 3, TNT 3, 4, Secretary 4, Geyser Staff 4. ARDYTH MARIE DIETZ MAN Twirling 1, 2, Chorus 3, 4, Photo Club 4, Stage Craft 4. WILLIAM O. DRAKE Band 1-4, Orchestra 1-4, A Cappella 1-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Music Festival 1-4, District and State Science Fairs 3-4, AL Brown Award 2, Citi- zenship Award 1, National Honor Society 2-4, President 4, Class Presi- dent 3, Home Room Chairman 1, 2, Tumbling 2-3, Science Club 3-4, Honorary Rotarian 4, Boys' State 3, All State Band 2, 3, Boys' Quartet 3- 4, Clarinet Quartet 2-4, Intramural Captain 4, Band President 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Drum Major 3, 4. DANIEL K EITH EDWARDS Stage Craft 3, Football 2, Intramural 3, 4. rf , JOHN DOUGLAS EGELAND Class President lg Basketball 1-4, Football 1, 2, Track lg Student Coun- cil 15 Letterman's Club 3,4. ALBERTA BERNEICE EGGAR Class Treasurer lg Twirllng 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2g Photo Club 2, AL Brown Award 25 Junior Play: Greggite Club 3, 4g Mixed Ensemble 4g Triple Trio 4: Senior Playg Annual Staff 4g Ush- erettes 3, 4g National Honor Society 44 Orchestra 45 Music Festival 2-4, A Cappella 2-45 Band 3, 4. DENNIS EARL FOOTER Football lg Shop 4. MARGARET LILLIAN FRANKS FHA 1: Twirling 1, 3: GAA 3: Greg- gite 3, Photo Club 4, Science Club 4 WILLIAM BRUCE FUHER Basketball Manager 1, 2, Football 1, Chorus 33 Track 3. LAWRENCE L. GEHLHAUSEN Science Club 4. BERT DAVID GENTRY Stage Craft 2-4, President 4. ERNEST FIOYD GERLING Student Council 1: National Honor Society 4: Band 1-4: Orchestra 2-4: Music Festival 1-4: Clarinet Double Quartet 2, 3: Clarinet Quartet 4. ROBERT DALE GIBBY Ski Club 3. DAVID RAE GIBSON FFA 1-4, Secretary 3, President 4, District Convention 2, State Conven- tion 3, 4, National Convention 4: Boys' State Alternate 3: Honorary Rotarian 4: Class President 4: Student Council 4: Traffic Safety Council 2: Science Club 4. JAY LES LIE GLEASO N Band 1-4: Orchestra 2-4: Brass Quar- tet 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Music Festival 1-4: Music Letter 1-4: Pep Band 3: Science Club 3,4: Science Fair 3, 4: Science Talent Search 4: Student Council 2, 3: Home Room Chairman 4: High School Week 3: Junior Play: Senior Play: AL Brown Award 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: Boys' State Alternate 3: Traffic Safety Council 2, JOHN ALLEN GODWARD Science Club 4: Student Council 4: Class Treasurer 4: Boys' State Alter- nate 3. NOEL SUE GRANDCHAMP FHA 2-45 National Honor Society 4. THOMAS BOND GRIFFITH Stage Craft 35 Football 3, Intramural 3, 4. BARBARA LY NN HAAS Citizenship Award 15 Band 1-45 Or- chestra 1-45 Student Council 1-45 National Honor Society 2-45 AL Brown Award 25 A Cappella 2-45 Double Clarinet Quartet 35 Clarinet Quartet 45 Greggite Club 3,45 Girls' State Alternate 35 All State Band 35 Music Festival 1-45 Junior Play5 Senior P1ay5 TNT 45 Annual Staff 4. TOD HACKMAN Ski Club 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Science Club 2-45 State Science Fair 35 Photo Club 2, 35 A Cappella 2-45 Music Festival 2-45 All State Choir 35 Science Fair 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Orchestra 3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Annual Staff 4. ELAINE ADARE HANSEN AL Brown Award 25 Senior Play 45 Tumbling 1-4, Captain 45 Usherettes 3,45 Greggite 35 GAA 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 3. OR VIS VERN HARPER Band 1-45 Science Club 3,45 A Cap- pella 45 Junior- Senior Ensemble 4. CHARLES WILLIAM HARRIS Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Letter- man's Club 2-4. WILLIAM GEORGE HARRIS Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 1-45 Letterman's Club 2-4, Secretary 45 Science Club 1-45 FFA 1-3, Treas- urer 3, State Convention 35 Boys' State Alternate 35 Inter-scholastic Week 25 Honorable Mention AP All- State 45 Annual Staff 45 Honorary Rotarian 4. CAROLYN HEATH Band 1-45 FHA 1-45 Song Leader 35 Music Festival 2-45 Mixed Trio 35 A Cappella 3,4. ROB ERT HELLANDER Traffic Safety Council 25 Photo Club 1, 25 Football 2. THOMAS JAMES HOGG Stage Craft 3,4. ROBERTA KAYE HOLLAND Student Council 2, 45 Class Treasurer 25 GAA 25 Traffic Safety Council 25 TNT 2-4, Secretary 45 Greggite Club 3,45 Girls' State 35 Cheerleader 45 Class Secretary 45 FTA 45 National Honor Society 4, GARNET HOLSTINE Chorus 1-4, Usherettes 2-4g Tumbling 2g A Cappella 2, 3, Stage Craft 43 Greggite 3, GAA 2, WYLY PAUL HUGGINS Football 1-43 Track 2-4, Trampolin 4, Letterman's Club 2-4. RONALD CLARKE HULTBERG Football 1, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, Track 1-4, Chorus 1-3, A Cappella 1-4: Orchestra 2-4, Boys' Quartet 2-4, Mixed Trio 2, 3, All State Chorus 3. 4, Home Room Chairman 1, 25 Ski Club 3, 4: Mixed Ensemble 4g Letter- man's Club 3, 4, Tumbling 2, 3g An- nual staff 4, Stage Craft 4: Music Festival 1-4, State Track Meet 2: Intramural Captain 3, District Track Meet 1-3. EUNICE ARLENE JONES GAA 2-4, Vice President 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 3g TNT 3, 4g Greggite 3, 4, President 4. IOANN MARIE JORDAN FHA 1-4g Mixed Chorus 1, Greggite Club 3, 4. ROBERT ANDREW KENISON Transfer from Darby 35 FFA 3, 4, State Convention 3, 4, District Convention 4, Second Vice President 4, State FFA Band 3, 4, Band 3, 45 Brass Sextet 3,4. ERLICE JOY KILLORN Photo Club 1, Student Council 1-4, Secretary 3, Homeroom Chairman 3, Representative 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, TNT 2-4, President 4,'GAA 2-4, President 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Harvest Ball Queen 3, High School Week 3, Girls' State 3, A Cap- pella 1-4, President 4, Secretary 3, Music Festival 1-4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Triple Trio 4, Annual Staff 4, Gey ser Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, All Honor Choir 4. DOUGLAS ANDREW KRUSE Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2. DONALD WILLIAM KUDE Track 2, Shop 4. MYRTLE IOANN LAUBACH AL Brown Award 2, FHA 2, GAA 2, 3, Secretary 2, Usherettes 2, 3, High School Week 3, Girls' State Alternate 3, Greggite 3, 4, National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4, Secretary 4, Annual Staff 4, TNT 4, FTA 4, Home Room Chair- man 4. STANLEY LAREN LEBS ACK Transfer from Missoula, Photo Club 2, High School Bowling 2. BEVERLY IEAN LEISTIKO GAA 2, Greggite 3, FHA 4, Photo Club 4, Stage Craft 4. 'Vw GEORGE MELVILLE LEITCH FTA 3, 4: A Cappella 3, 4: Greggite 4. BARBARA LEE MAHLUM Twirling 1, 4: Chorus 3: FHA 4. RAY MO ND MAIER Band 1-4: Orchestra 2-4: Traffic Safety Council 2: Junior Play, Senior Play: Brass Quartet 4: Science Club 3, 4: District Science Fair 3, 4: State Science Fair 3: High School Week 3. DELMAR PAUL MARONIW Science Club 4: High School Week 3: Senior Play 4: National Honor Society 4. LARRY MARTIN Band 1-4: Greggite 3: Traffic Safety Council 2: Brass Quartet 4. WILLIAM A, MARTIN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. MAXINE ANNETTE MCGUIRE A Cappella 1-4, Greggite 3, 4, FTA 4, Speech Contest 4, DAVID CARL MELIN FFA 1-4, District Convention 2, 3, State Convention 3, 4, National Convention 4, President 3, Vice President 4, Boys' State Delegate 3, Class Chairman 1, National Honor Society 4, Junior Play 3, Honorary Rotarian 4. DORIS ARLENE MERRITT Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Photo Club 2, A Cappella 2-4, Secretary 3, 4, Usherettes 3, 4, Greggite 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Mixed Ensemble 4, Triple Trio 4, ARLEEN AMELIA MILLER Chorus 1-4, A Cappella 1-4, Girls' Triple Trio 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Music Festival 1-4, Greggite Club 3, 4, MARILYN ANN MILLER Home Room Representative 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 4, TNT 2-4, Treasurer 4, Band 1-4, Music Festival 1-4, Music Letter 1-4 Stage Craft 4, GAA 2-4, Secretary 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Girls' State A1- ternate 3, FHA 1-4, Parliamentari- an 2, Historian 3, Junior Degree 1, Chapter Degree 2, State Degree 4, District Convention 2-4, District Song Leader 3, State Convention 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, President 4, BLANCHE VIRGINIA MINNE Transfer from Phoenix, Arizona 3. EDWARD ALON MONSON Band 1-3: Football 1: Traffic Safety Council 2. LAWRENCE RAYMOND NELSON PAULINE MARIE NELSON FHA 1-4g Usherettes 3, 4: FFA Sweet heart 3. ROBERT S. NEVIN Football 2, 3: Intramural 3, 4. LEIGH ROBERT NORSKOG Transfer from Spring Grove, Minne- sota 4. KAY ANN NUNLEY Violin Trio lg Orchestra 1, 2g Triple Trio 2, 3g Mixed Trio 2, 3: Greggite 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4: Sextet 4g Ush- erettes 43 Music Festival 1-4. SANDRA LEE ORR Science Club 2-4, Vice President 3. President 4: TNT 4: Stage Craft 2: Annual Staff 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Jun- ior Play 3: Home Room Chairman 2: Student Council 1: AL Brown Award 2: National Honor Society 2-4: Citi- zenship Award 1: District Science Fair 3, 4: State Science Fair 3: Nat- ional Science Fair, Second Place: High School Week 3: Science Talent Search, Honorable Mention: National Honor Society Scholarship Test. HAL RICHARD PEARSON FFA 3, 4: Intramural 3, 4. PATRICIA DIANE PETERSON FHA 2-4, Recreation Leader, Parlia- mentarian 4: Greggite 3, 4: Usherettes 4. RICHARD WARREN PETERSON Science Club 1-4: National Honor Society 2-4: Honorable Mention: Science Talent Search 4: AL Brown Award 2. SANDRA FAYE PETRICH FHA 1-3: Greggite 3, 4: Usherettes 2-4. WILLIAM BERRYMAN PHILIPS Chorus 1, 2: Intramural 3,4: Football 2 BETTY JEAN PROFFITT Chorus 3, 45 Greggite 4. DWIGHT ELMER PULIS Track 2-45 Band I-35 A Cappella 2- 45 Intramural 3, 45 Music Festival 1-4. IEANETTE RIDNOUR Greggite 3, 4. JAMES DANIEL ROARK Kiwanis 25 Chorus 1, 25 Basketball 2, 35 Football 1, 25 Honorary Rotarian 45 Science Club 4. JUDY ANN ROBINSON Usherettes 1-4, Vice President 45 Orchestra 1-45 Music Festival 1-45 Violin Trio 15 String Quartet 35 FHA 1, 4, State Convention 45 Photo Club 25 Geyser Staff 45 FTA 45 A Cappella 3, 4, Secretary 45 Junior Play 35 Al- ternate Cheerleader 45 Speech Con- test 4. PATRICIA ANN RYAN FHA 1-4, Reporter 2, 3, Secretary 4, District Convention 1, 3, 4, State Con- vention 3,4, Junior Degree 1, Chapter Degree 2, State Degree 45 TNT 3, 4, Vice President 45 Student Council 2, 45 Geyser Staff 45 FTA 4, Secretary 45 Greggite 35 FFA Sweetheart 4. GEORGE MIID SARVER FFA 1-4g Stage Craft 4. BETTY YARENDT SAVAGE A Cappella 1, 2, FHA lp Twirling 1- 4g Majorette 4. WILLIAM CHARLES SCHUSTROM Class Vice President lg Chorus 15 A Cappella lg Student Council lg Bas- ketball 1-4g Football 1-4, Track 1-45 Letterman's Club 2-4, President 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3: Boys' State 35 Music Festival 1. ELDON F. SCHWAEBLE Band 1. DELORES MAY SELLECK Chorus 3, 4. FLORENCE ELAINE SHANSTROM Transfer from Spokane 2g Usherettes 3: Greggite 3: GAA 3: FTA 3, 4: TNT 45 Mixed Chorus 3. PATSY MONTANA SHINN Chorus l-4, A Capella 2, 3, Music Festival 3, Tumbling 2-4, Greggite 3, FHA 1, Senior Play. MARA DIANE SHORT Science Club 2, 4, Secretary-Treas urer 4, TNT 2-4, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 1, Home Room Chairman 2, 3, High School Week 3, District Science Fair 3, 4, State Science Fair 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President, Nat- ional Honor Society Scholarship Test 4, DENNIS SKATTUM Band 1: FFA 1, 2, 3. ROBERT FLOYD SKILLMAN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLENE ELAINE SPEAK Photo Club 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, Chorus 1 3, 4, A Cappella 2-4, Music Festi- val 2-4, Greggite 3, Usherettes 4. SHIRLEY HELEN SPOONER Traffic Safety Council 2, Usher- ettes 2-4, ,,...-I CLYDE ALLEN STEPHENS Band 1, 2, 4g FFA 3, Music Festlval 1g Stage Craft 2. DAVID K. STEPHENS Football 1, Track 2 4, Intramural 4. ARTHUR LEE STOCKBURGER Transfer from Bozeman 4. JAMES WILLIAM STRUB Chorus 1. JOHN WALKER SWAINSON FFA 1-4, Sentinel 4, State Convention 3. RYAN KEITH SWAN Home Room Chairman 1-4, Chorus 1, 2, Basketball 1-4, Football 1-4g Track 1-45 Letterman's Club 2-43 Student Council 1, .- ' DENNIS LOY SY VERTSON Basketball 1-4g Track 1, 25 Letterman's Club 3,4g Stage Craft 2, 35 Boys' State Alternate 3g Librarian 35 Kiwanis 2. FRED TERWILLIGER Chorus lg Football 1, Student Council 1-45 AL Brown Award 2g Basketball Manager 35 Track Manager 35 Football Manager 45 Letterman's Club 3, 45 High School Week 3: Boys' State 35 Class Vice President 35 Student Body President 4g Science Club 4, Geyser staff 4, Annual staff 43 Honorary Ro- tarian 4g National Honor Society 4. ROGER CURTIS TODD Football 1-4g Letterman's Club 45 FFA 1-4. ARLENE MYRTA TONER Photo Club 1: Usherettes 2g Greggite 3, 4: TNT 3, 4. VIRGINIA MAY TRIPLETT Chorus 1: Twirling 2, 3. LORETTA ELIZABETH URIE Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Usherettes 1-4: Greggxte 3, 4, Senior Play. 13 S 'W ,Pima iw lx if , .ap Y if ,,,. XJ V1 yftid rf 3' KN ? . MARY ANN VICARS Class President 1, 2, Secretary 2, 3, Student Council 1-4, Cheerleader 3,4, A Cappella 2-4, Band 2-4, Vice President 4, Clarinet Quartet 2-4, TNT 2-4, President 4, FHA 1-4, Vice President 3, President 4, District Convention 1-4, State Con- vention 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Nation- al Honor Society 4, GAA 2-4, Sec- retary 3, FTA 3, Secretary 3, Ush- erettes 1, Junior Play 3, Greggite 3, Hard Times Queen 2, Music Festi- val 1-4. ROBERT EDWARD WALKER Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Letterman's Club 2-4, Vice President 4, Science Club 1, 2, 4, Intramural 3,4, EDWARD LEE WANEK Chorus 1-4, A Cappella 2-4, Foot- ball 2, Student Council 3, Boys' Quartet 3, 4, Music Festival 3, Class Treasurer 3, Science Club 4, Geyser staff 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, District Science Fair 4, JUDY ANN WENDLAND A Cappella 1-4, Photo Club 1, Ush- erettes 2, 3, Chorus 1, Greggite 3, 4, TNT 4, Junior Play. JON GUY WEST Transfer from Manhattan 4, SHEILA KAY WESTBROOK GENE GARY WHITE Chorus 1, 2, 3. RICHARD CLARKE WHITE Track 1, Football 2g Photo Club 2, Science Club 1-33 District and State Science Fair 33 Chorus 1, 3, 4g A Cap- pella 2, 35 Stage Craft 4g Student Council 3, Intramural 3, 45 Citizen- ship Award 13 Music Festival 1, 3. ROBERT LEROY WHITE Basketball 1-45 Football 2-4, Track 1, 2, 3g Student Council 4: Geyser Staff 4. LOIS LARUE WILMOT Usherettes 1-4, President 3, 45 Librar- ian 4. KEITH Y ALE Football 1-4g Track 2g Intramural Captain 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4g Science Club 1-4, Vice President 1- 4, District and State Science Fair 3, 45 Honorable Mention Science Talent Search 4, AL Brown Award 2, Scholar- ship Camp 3g High School Week 3.4: Boys' State 3g Councilman 3g Honor- ary Rotarian 4. SANDRA PHYLLIS YOUNG Usherettes 2, 3g Greggite 4, Cheer- leader 4: Geyser Staff 4. DQR 45,62 ., s ,L 053, M fp 0 N0 'Q c ,QQ 8 V+ N9 X0 GEYSER STAFF First row: Gloria Clement, Judy Robinson, Pat Ryan, Fred Terwilliger, Sandra Young, Erlice Killorn. Second row: Nancy Adkins, Ed Wanek, Patty Brunett, Jerry Henderson, Lois Jones, Bob White, Diane Davis, Nora Snow, Third row: Mr. Gillis. Once a month, these people give the school the news, activities, and other interesting data in our school paper, The Geyser. GEYSER VOLUNTEERS First row: Lois Bohleen, Pat Ricci, Judy Wiltgen, Rosalee Hart, Faye McCoy, Sharon Sutay. Second row: Bob Nevin, Fred Rigwood, Emma Bickle, Karen Stein, Mary Io Sorenson, Sharon McGee, Sharon Wilkinson, Carol Miles, Ellen Phillips, Duane Jordan. Third row: Mr. Gillis, Norman Stephens, Mike Moffitt, Ronald Bybee, Tom Ross, Allen Stephens, Gary Smith, Doug Griffith, Robert Pantzer, David Stein. Ss X 2 STAGE CRAFT First row: Gail Turner, Marilyn Miller, Jo Ann Ulrich, Beverly Leistiko, Lois Martz, Garnet Holstine, Colleen Murphy, Judy Harmon, Ardyth Dietzman, Gracie Spooner, Charlotte Bridgewater. Second row: Mr. Gregg, Grant Murie, Tom Hogg, Bert Gentry George Sarver, Ronnie Hultberg, Bob Betley, Ralph Betcher, Dick White. This club was responsible for and did a wonderful job in preparing the scenery for the class plays. ANNUAL STAFF y - 'Sr sq 1 Y C rx First row: Sonja Bakke, Gail Olson, Colleen Murphy, Alberta Eggar, Erlice Killorn, Sandra Orr, Diane Short. Second row: Mrs. Frette, Myrtle Laubach, Lana Heckman, Karen Stein, Myrna Eyerly, Nancy Parriott, Barbara Haas. Third row: Mike Forney, Tom Ross, Bill Harris, Dick Chaney, Ron Hultberg, Tod Hackman, Fred Terwilliger. Responsibility for publishing this Annual lies with this group. F.F.A. First row: Mr. Freebury, Dave Melin, Jack Swainson, Jack Dunn, Dave Gibson, Jerry O'Hair, Clark Crane. Bob Kennison, Second row: Darrell Busby, Harlan Durgan, Francis Palmer, Andy O'Hair, Mike McGone- gal, Bob Armstrong, Dick Pearson, Joe Hoffman, Roger Graham, David Gibson, Roger Ellison, Bob Ted- rick, Wayne Busby. Third row: Carl Smith, Clinton Woodring, Dennis Skattum, Bill Martin, Ed Blome, Ronald Percival, George Sarver, Kelly Todd, Windsor Wilson, Bob Skillman, Jack Evans, Grant Gibson. FFA is an aid for those high school boys planning an agricultural vocation. First row: Marilyn Miller, Pat Ryan, Diane Davis, Judy Harmon, Aldonna Walborn, Bobby Rigler, Mr. Jensen. Second row: Nancy Adkins, Kaye Holland, Erlice Killorn, Linda Eyerly, Denise McConnell, Pati Rapp, Margie Bishop, Myrtle Laubach. Third row: Florence Shanstrom, Renee McCann, Ellen Ann Phillips, Judy Robinson, Judy Eley, George Leitch, Sandy Broadbent, Elaine White, Marlene Smith, Norma Clayton, Maxine McGuire. Those students interested in becoming teachers may participate in this club. USHERETTES S' Q T, - YJ ,,. 3 N Y 4' J, Q 6- pf gb i V , 1. gf nge A ,X , W .5 S. ' ,,, T s , I First row: Mr. Comer, Judy Robinson, Lois Wilmot, Ann Percival. Second row: Charlotte Bridgewater, Shirley Spooner, Elaine Hansen, Billie Bevin, Gracie Spooner, Kay Footer, Aldonna Walborn, Alberta Eggar, Third row: Charlene Speak, Nora Snow, Sherry Harris, Sandy Hager, Loretta Urie, Sandy Pet- rich, Luanna Eastep, Arlene Merritt, Marjorie Bishop, Marilynn Ashley. Fourth row: Donna Bevin, Gar- net Holstine, Pat Peterson, Kay Nunley, Gail Turner, Joyce Ball, Jo Ann Ulrich, Diane Hoyseth, Pauline Nelson, Phyllis Lindgren. Strictly service to the school and community, if an usher is needed here's one. First row: Mary Ann Vicars, Diane Davis, Pat Ryan, Sonja Bakke, Erlice Killorn, Kay Holland, Marilyn Miller. Second row: Margie Clayton, Judy Wendland, Myrtle Laubach, Myrna Anderson, Arlene Toner, Glenda Burnett, Eunice Jones, Barbara Haas, Diane Short, Sandy Orr, Florence Shanstrom. Third row: Dorothy Edwards, Barbara Rigler, Sandy Parriott, Lou Ann Dean, Diane Gonder, Lois Martz, Linda Eyerly, Kay Manzari, Emma Jean Bickle. Fourth row: Judy Downer, Kitty Gleason, Timi Carlson, Myrna Eyerly Nancy Parriott, Linda Burnett, Sandy Broadbent, Donna Neill. A club devoted to dressing up the halls before the games, adding pep to assemblies, and selling goodies at the games. GIRLS' STATE First row: Kay Holland, Erlice Killorn, Diane Davis, Mary Ann Vicars, Second row: Sonja Bakke, Barbara Haas, Myrtle Laubach, Marilyn Miller. BOYS' STATE t,,,e' ,WQN ,-,'.,, K ' vin if-453 'Qc' 3 Wm HSNTANA QNTAMQ f , I , i First row: Dick Chaney, Bill Schustrom, Dave Melin, Keith Yale, Bill Drake, Fred Terwilliger. Second row: Dave Gibson, Bill Harris, Dick Peterson, Dennis Syvertson Third row: Ralph Adams, Jay Gleason, Ray Maier, Jack Godward. Girls' and Boys' State help high school students learn good citizenship. C 1 i ti! X 3 .. .9 STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Bob White, Myrna Eyerly, Fred Terwilliger, Dick Chaney, Marilyn Miller. Second row: Sandy Parriott, Margie Clayton, Midge Klingensmith, Sandy Winship, Kay Shleicher, Gail Turner, Mary Ann Vicars, Kay Holland, Pat Rayn. Third row: Karen Dutt, Timi Carlson, Nancy Parriott, Judy Downer, Martha Painter, Ellinor Boganes, Linda Eyerly, Kitty Gleason, Erlice Killom, Fourth row: Bill Vicars, Jerry Short, Tom O'Neil, Jack Godward, Gary Fish, Dan Rickett, Carol Haas, Barbara Haas. Fifth row: Mr. Holmquist, David Melin, Bruce Smith, Dave Gib- son, Bob Means, Gary Bartholomew, Larry Downer, Barry Davis. This group is the governing body of the high school. lt is organized for the purpose of allowing students to help make decisions and rules. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: Anita Bouchee, Myrtle Laubach, Erlice Killom, Bill Drake, Diane Short, Sandy Orr, Alberta Eggar. Second row: Mr, Hokanson, Phyllis Lindgren, Noel Grandchamp, Carol Haas, Annette Conlin, Kay Holland, Sonja Bakke, Diana Davis, Kay Manzari, Emma Jean Bickle, Myrna Anderson, Mary Ann Vicars, Third row: Gary Fish, Bill Gibson, Barbara Haas, Timi Carlson, Karen Stein, Carol Miles, Elaine White, Nancy Parriott, Myrna Eyerly, Keith Yale, Dan Rickett. Fourth row: Clark Zakovi, Bob Means, Fred Terwilliger, Delmar Maroney, Jay Glea- son, Bruce Smith, Dick Peterson, Ernest Gerling, Jack Dunn, Barry Davis, David Melin, Jay Winship. The National Honor Society is composed of those students leading in scholarship, leadership, service, and character, 73 GREGGITE A 1 4' 'G p L 45 : i ' gg, 3 , ,r r B 1 ea f , 8- A First row: Alberta Eggar, Elaine Pulis, Myrtle Laubach, Linda Burnett, Eunice Jones, Glenda Burnett, Ann Percival, Kay Holland, Mrs. Nontell, Maxine McGuire. Second row: Norma Teichert, Barbara Edwards, lou Ann Dean, Catherine Gould, Faye McCoy, Karen Skillestad, Anita Bouchee, Sharon Logan, Kay Footer, Jo Ann Jordan, Betty Hunter, Arlene Merritt, Margie Clayton. Third row: Margie Bishop, Aldonna Walborn, Loretta Urie, Sandy Pet- rich, Patsy Peterson, Kay Nunley, Bonnie Harris, Goldie Kamps, Sandra Lee, Betty Proffitt, Gwen Bradley, Thelma Hetherington, Arleen Miller, Judy Wendland. Fourth row: Barbara Haas, Joene Criger, Charlotte Churchwell, Carol Howard, Barbara Counts, Jeanette Ridnour, Phyllis Lammers, Ernest Gerling, Larry Martin, George Leitch, Timi Carlson, Elaine White, Donna Neill, Arlene Toner, Sandra Young, Norma Clayton, Arlene Ricci. Those students taking shorthand have their own special club, Greggite. PHOTO CLUB i First row: Beverly Leistiko, Ellinor Boganes, Ardyth Dietzman, Gary Smith, Pat Crowe, Judy Pearson, Margaret Franks. Second row: John Van Aken, Jim McCampbell, Gerald Foldenauer, Dwain Hackman, Phil Wanek, Diane Gonder, Sonja Harris. Third row: Tom Ross, Janice Clayton, Delores Brandon, Nancy Parriott, Annabel Wolf, Mr, Jensen. 74 This club assists students in learning about photography. SCIENCE CLUB First row: Diane Short, Sandra Orr, Keith Yale. Second row: Gail Olson, Sharon Newell, Midge Klingensmith, Colleen Murphy, Margaret Franks, Pati Rapp, Faye McCoy, Kay Schleicher, Donna Atkins, Marilynn Ashley, Jim Seeley, Jim Allen, Ed Wanek, Miss Brush, Mr. Larsen, Mr. Beadle, Mr. Holmquist, Third row: Star Quissel, Renee McCann, Harold Hunter, Jerry Short, Herb Beadle, Fred Terwilliger, Bill Drake, Judy Eyley, Betty Hunter, Jack Godward, David Gibson, Orvis Harper, Jim Weir, Bruce Robson. Fourth row: Bruce Whithorn, Karen Dutt, Jerry Hershman, Gretchen Lueck, Myrna Eyerly, Sandy Broadbent, Nancy Parriott, Karen Stein, Carol Miles, Sharon McGee, Martha Painter, Gary Fish, Dan Roark, Jay Winship, Gary Nissen, Dan Rickett, Phil Wanek, Gary Barth- olomew. Fifth row: Mike Paterson, Clark Zakovi, Delmar Maroney, Larry Gehlhausen, Tod Hackman, George Venable, Jay Gleason, Ray Maier, Dick Peterson, Jim Klarr, Dick Walker, Bob Walker, Tom Ross, Bill Harris, Ed Smith, Jim Phillips, Bob Means. This club is organized to help students increase their knowledge and skills in science and help them participate in Science Fairs. WESTINGHOUSE SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH Sandra Orr, Keith Yale, Jay Gleason, Dick Peterson. 'I'he Science Talent Search is conducted annually to select the top science students in the United States. G.A.A. First row: Mary Ann Vicars, Eunice Jones, Erlice Killorn, Marilyn Miller, Mrs. Wilhelm. Second row: Carol Haas, Joyce Clark, Carol Miles, Sharry Wilkinson, Sharon McGee, Myrna Anderson, Jeanette Clark, Gretchen Lueck. Third row: Sandy Parriott, Myrtle Olson, Nancy Murphy, Carolyn Betley, Kitty Gleason, Gloria Clement, Judy Wiltgen. Fourth row: Sandy Winship, Sandy Hager, Denise McConnell, Kay Browning, Margie Altimus, Lois Juhnke. Fifth row: Sherry Harris, Peggy Kicker, Caroline Nelson, Bonnie Nevin, Shirley Boe, Arlene Bredberg, Lucy McNamee. G.A. A. was organized for the benefit of girls who enjoy athletics. SK I-CLUB First row: David Stein, Faye McCoy, Kay Footer, Bill Altimus, Karen Stein, Sharon McGee, Sharon Wilkinson, David Gillespie. Second row: lim Weir, Dean Belle Cowan, Carol Miles, Gretchen Lueck, Duane Jordan, Mr. Bakkum. Third row: Gary Bartholomew, Karen Dutt, Larry Downer. Fourth row: Doug Robson, Ron Hultberg. Fifth row: Bob Petersen. For trips and fun in general, here is the club for all ski-enthusiasts. TUMBLERS First row: Elaine Hansen, Mrs. Wilhelm. Second row: Peggy Kicker, Judy Graham, Rochelle Edwards, Carolyn Betley, Carol Haas. Third row: Denise McConnell, Arlene Ricci, Kay Footer, Marilynn Ashley. Fourth row: Sherry Harris, Judy Wiltgen, Sharon Logan, Carol Rydeen, Arlene Bredberg. TWIRLERS Glenda Burnett, Majorette Barbara Mahlum, Shirley Hamman, Dottie Long, Shirley Shelstad, Faye McCoy, Bonnie Nevin, The members of these clubs, whose skills are very much appreciated, provide half-time entertainment at sports activities. BAND First row: Ernest Gerling, Mary Ann Vicars, Peggy Kicker, Gary Hackman, Gary Smith, Jay Winship, Karen Dutt, Alberta Eggar, Judy Harmon, Charlotte Churchwell. Second row: Marilyn Miller, Gary Fish, Jerry Short, Star Quisel, Carolyn Heath, Allen Stephens, Phillip McCoy, John Tedrick, Sam Gilbert, Janice Clayton, Carol Whit- horn, Darlene Fish. Third row: Lana Heckman, Harold Hunter, Arlene McMains, Janet Stalcup, Dennis Crane, Edward Smith, Donald Elliott, Ray Maier, Bob Kennison, Jimmy Allen, Harlan Durgan, Fred Rigwood, Dick Franks Gary Steeves, Gary Scudder, Rodney Churchwell, Norman Stephens, Grant Murie. Fourth row: Barbara Haas, Martha Painter, Bill Drake, Carol Miles, Orvis Harper, Jim Manzari, Bob Rigwood, Jim Weir, David Hillard, Carolyn Nelson, Dick West, Larry Martin, Jay Gleason. Standing: Mr. Bowring, Bruce Smith, Gretchen Lueck, Elaine White, Gerald McKibben, Jack Evans, Robert Pantzer. Not pictured: Douglas Griffith, Dick Barnhart. BRASS QUARTET Nw as s .WMM ,if J 3 i . 1. ff ' 2 'i 5 , 1 u Ray Maier, Bob Kennison, Mr. Bowring, Larry Martin, Jay Gleason. I, ., JUNIOR-SOPHOMORE CLARINET QUARTET ,Q i yy? 1 x 5 E Q 1 -1 14 , Gary Fish, Gary Smith, Mr. Bowring, Carol Miles, Martha Painter. SENIOR CLARINET QUARTET G EE sri Y si 4 1 , 2 , if, I ,My My , Ernest Gerling, Mary Arm Vicars, Mr, Bowring, Bill Drake, Barbara Haas. 5, ,s 5 swf, 3, , ORCHESTRA First row: Dwain Hackman, Aldonna Walborn, Sharon Murie, Carol Haas. Second row: Ron Hultberg, Pati Rapp, Sandy Sullivan, Janice Clayton, Joyce Swainson, Ernest Gerling, Judy Robinson, Bill Martin, Joe Bartlette, Joyce Counts, John Van Aken. Third row: LoRetta Tudor, Carol Howard, Lovie Ann Koch, Jim Allen, Bob Kennison, Carol Miles, Barbara Haas, Peggy Kicker, Bill Drake, Jay Winship, Karen Dutt, Alberta Eggar, Charlotte Churchwell, Clara Romans, Janet Williams. Fourth row: Bob Rigwood, Ray Maier, Sam Gilbert, John Tedrick, Grant Murie, Jay Gleason. Standing: Kay Manzari, Jerry Smith, Tod Hackman, Mr. Bowring, Elaine White, Gerald McKibben, Bruce Smith. STRING QUARTET Dwain Hackman, Carol Haas, Mr. Bowring, Joyce Swainson, Bill Martin. A CAPPELLA First row: Elaine Pulis, Alberta Eggar, Arlene Merritt, Aldonna Walborn, Dwain Hackman, Orvis Harper, Bill Gibson, Dee Walden, Phil Wanek, Erlice Killorn, Arleen Miller, Kathryn Gould, Judy Wendland, Diane Davis, Barbara Rigler, Mrs. Kent. Second row: Lou Ann Dean, Dean Belle Cowan, Maxine McGuire, Carol Rydeen, Carol Haas, Ed Wanek, Bill Drake, Tod Hackman, George Leitch, Elaine White, Sandy Broadbent, Charlene Speak, Gail Turner, Jo Ann Ulrich, Kay Nunley, Third row: Arlene McMains, Carolyn Heath, Barbara Haas, Judy Robinson, Nancy Parriott, Dwight Pulis, Larry Downer, Bruce Smith, Ron Hultberg, Bill Bauer, Bill Altimus Carol Miles, Diane Gonder, Denise McConnell, Mary Ann Vicars. Fourth row: Martha Painter, Kitty Gleason, Charlotte Churchwell, Glenda Burnett, Patty Brunett, Jim McCampbell, Barry Davis, Dick Walker, Gary Miller, John Van Aken, Gary Smith, Glen Raney, Gary Fish. TRIPLE TRIO Yr: il 1 5 First row: Arlene Merritt, Elaine Pulis, Alberta Eggar, Aldonna Walborn. Second row: Nancy Parriott, Kay Nunley, Mrs. Kent, Elaine White, Erlice Killorn, Sandy Broadbent, Arleen Miller. MIXED ENSEMBLE ? i Ei I E x E First row: Elaine Pulls, Alberta Eggar, Arlene Merritt, Orvis Harper, Dwain Hackman, Ed Wanek, Bill Altimus, Sandy Broadbent, Arlene Miller. Second row: Tod Hackman, Mrs. Kent, Aldonna Walborn, Nancy Parriott, Bill Drake, Bruce Smith, Ron Hultberg, Bill Bauer, Elaine White, Erlice Killorn. BOYS' QUARTET D-6 Mrs. Kent, Tod Hackman, Ed Wanek, Bill Altimus, Ron Hultberg, Bill Drake. MIXED CHORUS First row: Carol Larango, Judy Graham, Kathleen Hoffman, Donna Adkins, Shirley Shelstad, Shirley Boe, Arlene Bredberg, Gracie Spooner, Catherine Gould, Diane Davis, Bobby Rigler, Sue Bailey, Pat Enger, Dick White, Fen Wilkinson, Mrs. Kent. Second row: Elaine Pulis, lou Ann Dean, Blanche Minne, Sharon Sutay, Midge Klingen- smith, Kay Schleicher, Carol Parenteau, Karen Skillestad, Janet Bell, Leslie Bartholomew, David Stein, Helen Sarver, Kathy Taylor, Patsy Shinn, Juanita Douglas, Charlene Speak, Rodney Anderson, David Gillespie, Third row: Lois Martz, Garnet Holstine, Helen Haymond, Nancy Way, Mary Ann Hotes, Sharon Leistiko, Loretta Franks Janet Pfohl, Nancy Armstrong, Diane Hoyseth, Denise McConnell, Betty Proffitt, Ellinor Boganes, Arleen Miller, Betty Hunter, Jo Ann Ulrich, Davy Robson, Jim Strub. Fourth row: Dorothy Edwards, Sandy Parriott, Claudia Erickson, Susan Davis, Renee McCann, Ellen Ann Phillips, Carol Rydeen, Sherry Harris, Lucy McNamee, Colleen Murphy, Gail Guidi, Gail Olson, Judy Eley, Margo Aanestad, Ardyth Dletzman, Margie Altimus, Rosalee Hart, Sandy Broadbent, Dean Woodring, Jim Goligoski, Buddy Johnson, Barry Davis. Fifth row: Lois Bohleen, Kitty Gleason, Iva Dagen, Delores Selleck, Glenda Burnett, Patty Brunett, Ralph Betcher, Roger Brooking, Dick Walker, Bill Altimus, Caroline Nickleson, Sandy Anderson, Sharon Evans, Betty Lou Barr, Lois Jones, Judy Rufus, Carolyn Betley, Penny Jo Dean, Gary Miller, Glen Raney, Bill Bauer, Jerry Franks, Jim McCampbell. SEX TET Mrs. Kent, Kay Nunley, Bruce Smith, Bill Bauer, Nancy Parriott, Elaine White, Sandy Broadbent, Aldonna Walborn. JUNIOR PLAY First row: Mrs. Dayley, Sharon Sutay, Aldonna Walborn, Bob Means, Ellen Ann Phillips, Gary Fish, Timi Carl- son, David Gillespie. Second row: Nancy Adkins, Emma Jean Bickle, Donna Neill, Sandy Broadbent, Elaine White, Bruce Smith, Bill Bauer, George Venable. Second Childhood was a comedy dealing with alove affair complicated by the antics of an absent minded professor in his search for the Fountain of Youth. The characters were: Professor Frederick Relya. . .the researcher . . . David Gillispieg Mrs. Wellsrnilerf Auntie j. . .his sister. . .Timi Carlson: Sylvia Relyea. . .his sweet young daughter. . . Ellen Ann Phillipsg Philip Straton. . .the suitor. . . Gary Fishg General Henry Burbeck. . .the eccentric old millionaire. . . Bob Meansg Marcella Burbeck. . .unwanted daughter-in-law. . . Aldonna Walborng Mrs. Vivvert. . .the neighborhood gossip. . .Sharon Sutayg Mrs. Henderson. . .her mother. . .Emma Jean Bickle: Lucile Orton. . . another neighbor. . . Nancy Adkins, Judge Sanderson. . .a distinguished individual. . .Bruce Smithg Sheriff Johnson. . .a persistent law officer. . .Bill Bauer. in vwggi 4 ,yss gg:- gig s,,.,t . Q as Xa u r K t Ba, t FQ its A 'X Q X fix L , ,t IFE., L 'V -. f Q -'Q -9 1 - q if 'P fi fiil -1 9' 2 ' ' if ' ,r V - ., .1 H '-1 T9 Q li ,I ' K 1 , ,W we '3- Y. 'EQ Q wa Ks in 1-:Pig Q- Quay ,A 5 5. 84 SENIOR PLAY First row: Ray Maier, Orvis Harper, Delmar Maroney, Jay Gleason. Second row: Mr. Grandchamp, Mrs. Dayley, Marilyn Ashley, Marjorie Clayton, Sandra Orr, Sonja Bakke, Loretta Urie, Bill Drake, Barbara Hass, Elaine Hansen, Patsy Shinn, Alberta Eggar. Not pictured: Dick Barnhart. Professor How Could You! This was a delightful comedy about a young, history-minded, woman- hating professor who could become dean of a college if he would get married. The play dealt with the humorous episodes which resulted when all his friends tried to marry him off. The characters were: Keats Perry. . . a young professor. . . Bill Drakeg Vicky Randolph. . .the bane of his life. . . Loretta Urieg Grandma Perry. . .an obliging soul. . .Elaine Hansen, Grandpa Perry. , . an innocent bystander. . .Orvis Harper: John Appleby. . . a helpful friend. . . Delmar Maroneyg Priscilla Morley. . .a sweet young thing. . . Sonja Bakkeg Tootsie Bean. . .plump spinster. . . Patsy Shinng Butcher Boy Bean. . .her big brother. . . Dick Barnhartg Valerie Whitman. . . a Southern charmer. . . Alberta Eg- garg Boggins. . .the sporting butler. . .lay Gleason. I t - I ! F.H.A. 4 4. ,. , - - First row: Ellen Ann Phillips, Carol Miles, Kitty Gleason, Juanita Douglas, Pat Ryan, Mary Ann Vicars, Donna Neill, Sonja Harris, Joyce Swainson, Patsy Peterson. Second row: Rochelle Edwards, Midge Klingensmith, Kay Schleicher, Arlene Bredberg, Marilyn Miller, Myrna Anderson, Carol Larango, Judy Graham, Marlene Graham, Darlene Fish, Mary Jean Ammerman, Roberta Markman, Shirley Boe, Sandy Parriott, Third row: Norma Teich- ert, Charlene Francis, Cora Martin, Lovie Koch, Lois Juhnke, Shirley Skillman, Judy Kratovil, Anita Bouchee, Evelyn Conlin, Pat Ricci, Arlene McMains, Joanne Jordan, Emma Jean Bickle, Judy Pearson, Loretta Franks, Peggy Walden, Linda Eyerly, Phyllis Lindgren, Sherry Harris, Sharon Murie, Nancy Adkins. Fourth row: Timi Carlson, Phyllis Lammers, Lois Martz, Barbara Carpenter, Hazel Smerke, Norma Ommundsen, Dean Belle Cowan Joyce Jones, Annabel Wolf, Faye Taylor, Judy Robinson, Carolyn Heath, Annette Conlin, Noel Grandchamp, Lucy McNamee, Sandy Hager, Nancy Murphy, Kathy Taylor, Julie Stebbins, Sharon Thomson, Sandy Winship, Sandra Sullivan, Barbara Mahlum. Fifth row: Sandra Lee, Helen Percival, Sharon Evans, Sandy Anderson, Shar- on McGee, Carol Howard, Thelma Hetherington, Bonnie Harris, Carol Whithorn, Pauline Nelson, Helen Sarver, Penny Rabben, Patty Brunett, Kathy Norgren, Diane Leathers, Carol Nicholson, Elsie Godlevsky, Jean Counts, Clara Roman, Carolyn Betley, Margie Altimus, Darlene Betcher, Shirley Mittelstedter, Bev Leistiko, Miss Van Oosten, F. H. A. STATE DEGREE Mary Ann Vicars, Myrna Anderson, Pat Ryan, Mari- lyn Miller, LETTERMAN 'S CLUB Stiff f J. First row: Mr. Peterson, Dennis Syvertson, Bill Harris, Bob Walker, Bill Schustrom, Bob White, Mr. leClaire, Mr. Larson. Second row: Dan Conway, Ryan Swan, Harold Gilkey, Ronald Hultberg, Charles Harris, Dennis Berlin, Dick Chaney, Bob Betley, Paul Huggins, Keith Yale, Mr. Cork. Third row: Ken Kastelitz, Fred Terwilliger, Doug Egeland, Kelly Todd, Eddie Sumner, Bill Bouchee, Paul Ricci, Dick West, Ron Haugan, Bob Vandervort, Henry Hansen. For valor and victory these boys are well known, as our loyal Park teams come from this club, They also aid in policing the games. TRAMPOLIN First row: Bob Metier, Paul Huggins, Eddie Sumner, Al Sarisky, Bob Ricci, Larry Dunlap, Dick Johnson, Paul Ricci, Mr. Cork. Flying high and bouncing hard for entertainment at basketball games, these boys have provided thrills, spills and chills for all. WAX X ua. 30A 9 'vxevsm-Y? ,qogaxvzrtsrpeok ,A v.f,ag'ce.rQx fQxu5W6WN FOOTBALL ' 4 1 . ,,. Q B? First row: Charles Harris, Kelly Todd, Bill Schustrom, Dennis Berlin, Paul Huggins, Bob White, Dick Chaney, Bill Harris, Bob Walker, Ryan Swan, Keith Yale. Second row: Paul Ricci, Bob Betley, Bob Means, Ron Haugan, Dick West, Ken Kastelitz, Glen Raney, Henry Hansen, Gary Fish, Larry Dunlap, Third row: Ed Sumner, Bill Vicars, Ray Kastelitz, Gary Powell. Dick Gregory. Mitch Miller, Bill Kemp. Fourth row: Tom O'Neil, James Copenhaver, Jim Weir, Denny Shadoan, Don Elliot, Bob Strand, Joe Bartlett, Al Sarisky. Fifth row: Tom Roark, Mike Mikesell, Dick Dewing, Tom Spooner, Larry Bradley, Herb Beadle, Mickey Stone, Sixth row: Mr. Le- Claire, Mr, Cork, Jim Manzari, Fred Terwilliger, Harold Gilkey, Mr. Larson, Mr, Peterson. Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Anaconda Flathead Billings Butte Central Missoula Bozeman Helena Anaconda 13 39 20 34 54 34 27 6 33 - r we-nur thaw 4. KK. mi r , A SQUAD BASKETBALL First row: Bernard Allen, Bob Vandervort, Dennis Syvextson, Kenny Kastelitz. Second row Mr LeC1a1re Doug Egeland, Dick West, Bill Bouchee, Bill Harris, Bill Schustrom, Charlie Harris, Jim Goligoski Bob Betley Ryan Swan, Ronnie Rang. Park 56 Park 37 Park 48 Park 43 Park 57 Park 55 Park 74 Park 42 Park 51 Park 72 Park 48 Park 60 Park 48 Park 50 Park 70 Park 83 Park 55 Park 70 Anaconda 50 Butte 51 Kalispell 50 Missoula 50 Helena 65 Great Falls 47 Kalispell 48 Bozeman 52 Butte 42 Missoula 67 Great Falls 52 Billings 63 Helena 63 Anaconda 61 Butte Central 47 Bozeman 69 Butte Central 62 Billings 64 Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park SQUAD Lewistown Butte Wilsall Gardiner White Sulphur Bozeman Butte Wilsall White Sulphur Gardiner Billings Butte Central Bozeman Butte Central Billings First row: Rodney Anderson, Billy Kemp, Mitch Miller Bob Nelson, Herb Beadle. Second row: Al Sarisky, Taylor Lewis Ray Kastelitz, Tom O'Neil. Third row: John Jenkins Jay Winship, Mr. Beadle, Fourth row: Dick Gregory Jimmy Anderson, Rodney Churchwell, Harold Gilkey, John Betz Robert Wells. First row: Tommy Spooner, Terry Kinne, Billy Vicars, Bob Gollmyer. Second row: Dick Dewing, Jim Jenkins, Don Holland, Jerry Short, Tom Roark. Third row: Mike Reed, Tom O'Nei1, Larry Bradley, Bob ,Strand, Dick Johnson, Mr. Petersen. 92 Park Park Park Park FRESHMAN SQUAD 45 White Sulphur 65 Wilsall 59 Big Timber 59 Big Timber gf I me , 7' , . Q 4' ii Q ,J 1,-Q f 7 H gvgifhwis Sf, wk L.,fW1sa'.i a fix .gz , A ,1,,wL M W 554, . 41' .Ky In 7 4 M . .. ' W fig 1:14 hK ' . AQ, yi, fx Mmfiwgla-1' 5 'I f'Y M MF' 4, wif? ' i2sfT5ff,E U?7f'VQi'fii f 3 m - ' f' ---' V gf' - A 4 . S 135, my ,,,, :ag if V Awww! I FXHZ- W J 5.5 ,,5L ig, A if ig Ei if 4511326 M5 ,Q Q? -gf ,L :iw 4 Z 3 PARK HIGH SCENES Registration Study Hall Snake Dance Shop Class Student Council Sock Hop F.F.A. Speech Contestants Boy Scouts National Science Fair Winner Speech Contestants Pep Assembly a-P,.t.,-rv---fs Football Game 5 . W.. - Tw MQW s ' ' t f :gang 4 e :, 9 :te 4 -2- M oottt 'F s n in , . K as 1 V I f lx' 5 35 A fx I F .- 2 B I .gm ' 1 K. 5 Advice to Seniors Freshman Week Noon Hour Game Senior Tests College Day T. N, T, Initiation mf, f-dun E I , ,ii .1251 Report Cards Junior -Senior Prom Science Fair Entry District Music Festival Basketball Sendmff :Q NN 33' E is Lunch Period District Speech Winners P '-4' it Junior-Senior Prom Track SENIOR BANQUET -W f W mg .Ji J M N ' 5? W ,, A , ,, W 1,9 N Y wp K ' x ' av W 1 N L 5. 5,1 13 kg 0 Mm K 5 mf - .1 2: Q :V GRADUATION v-Q Q. .W - . nf' .. -.4 .,,.v, Arm M- MM' fel? Iii-few' wg ,yfsff A ff P ., wifygix--.,-I ,L, V V - . A P' -'ie K Q i gf ,R 7 ' ,. 4, . ,., ' : A f ifal n IOI .Q ' , ., 1 .i rf. , N ' WF. 55 L ' M Ps if S314 -gfsfxl . S K VV if Ns -ww f f'L ,,,' ' . ' 'f f gf ,. I E , wuz. in ff ,- Congratulations to the Class of '57 PARK HOSPITAL CLINIC Livingsfon, Monlana A. M. LUECK, M.D., F.A.C.S. J. A. PEARSON, M.D. L. M. BASKETT, M.D. T. R. CLEMONS, M.D. H I, ' I ' - lb sawn, ' A-byr ,L., T? 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GROCERY E E' I' THE A Bes Wishes I Agvf STORE Iirom ,es-4-I f-- AT EMPIRE SAVINGS AND LOAN Open Evenings and Sundays for Your Convenience Good Luck to the Graduating Class FLEMING WHOLESALE 332 SOU'I'I'1 Main Sfreef Phone 84 P. O. Box 524 LIVINGSTON MONTANA Good Luck to the Graduating Class LIVINGSTON LAND AND ABSTRACT CO. HOMER TERWILLIGER Across From I'he Posi' Office ABSTRACTS AND INSURANCE -Q4 PLUMBING WESTERN PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY I X 425 Sou+h Second W Phone I590 , EIIIJII 3 ' ahwwd AND 6 v X ix BROWN'S LENTFER CORNER STORE BROTHERS for Your Magazines Taxidermy and School Supplies in AII Hs Branches GATEWAY ECHO OFFICE SUPPLIERS Congralulalions 'Io All Seniors FREE Remember . . . if you need a PORT- ABLE TYPEWRITER, I'haI' we give an all me'I'aI 'Iyping 'lable FREE wiih each Porfable Typewrifer purchased in May or June each year. Piclr 'Ihe make ancl model you wan'I'. PRESCRIPTIONS We Service Every'I'hing We Sell' PHOTO SUPPLIES COSMETICS PHONE 5 LIVINGSTON Qualify al a Low Price CENTRAL MOTOR SUPPLY AuI'omo+ive Par'Is, Supplies and Equipmenl' PHONE 980 FARMERS SERVICE COOP. AuI'o Accessories-Tires and Tubes 30l SouI'I1 Main LIVINGSTON. MONTANA SPENCERS For Dancing and Da+es You Rus+Ie Roman'I'icaIIy in a Shimmering Dress by JONATHAN LOGAN Price SIO.95 and Up I09 Norih Main LIVINGSTON. MONTANA I L. E. NAEGELI D. D.S. O'Connor-Krohne Building PHONE 94 ' V. V. CRISSEY, D.D.S. I25 Eas+ Callender PHONE 46 JACK C. ROBB Jeweler FINE DIAMONDS NaI'ionaIIy Adverfised OMEGA, BULOV Waiches by A, WYLET. HAMILTON EGGAR BROS. I x I ff!!! il 1. I 3:o4Honr, 3 smu. iffii ll ll I A .A w lflhdroll ,A 'A PIONEERS Jeautiful, Odorless Cleaning! - - f j I Most Up-To-Date Cleaning in ihe Field .O 'PlantlNp1The State m Reddy MIX We,CIead'with'fDow-Perf' 3 Concrete - Alferotions Hlepginb ' and Gravel . I ' 1 4,206 IIQALTLENRQEIBY HAC Complete Service JACK HASTY Livings+on and Gardiner DISTRIBUTOR OF FIRESTONE TIRES EASTON 81 HILLER CONSTRUCTION CO. BarI'iIe Roofs and Supply Service Nin'Ih SI'reeI' Island LIVINGSTON. MONTANA I -in G. fecal! Quad ?o4df ,QQ PARK HOTELNCOFFEE SHOP A D x 2 Q DINING ROOM X THE VOGUE SHOP N suppuss gf fn 55 0 NOTEBOOK gf 4 - j------ E ' ' M- 1.4 A+hIe+ic Goods SAX AND FRYER'S CO. Livingsfon. Mon+ana Livings+on, Mon+ana SUPER CREAM , UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT S Qwned and Qpe,-and Dis'l'inc+ive Foo'I'wear by J. V. GRIGSBY MARY AND JIM ANDERSON V F. GRIGSBY D. M. GRIGSBY BeH'er Living on a BucIge+ VAUGHN RAGSDALE COMPANY PARK COUNTY NEWS S+riving Only for WI1a+'s Besi' 'For Park Coun+y BROWNING TOOLS, INC. 2l3 Sou+I1 Main I46-W xi INDIAN TRADING POST 45:3 Across From 'Phe Depoi' MOCCASINS O U Congra+uIa+ions! CLAYTON and WORKI N Floor Covering Furnnure SERVICE. SAFETY AND SAVINGS A n e Is Our Slogan Ia C S LES SWEESCN O Insurance - Bonds - Real Es+a'l'e -1 Wne W. H. JONDROW I08 W. Callender Phone 423-W REGISIIERED JEWELER, AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Local MAYFLOWER Agen'I' SNAVELY TRANSFER 8: STORAGE COMPANY 2I4 EasI' Park Phone 76 MOVING STORING PACKING SHIPPING LIVINGSTON HARDWARE COMPANY Pa rrioH's MONEY'S WORTH OR MONEY BACK SH ELLENBERG STUDIO O O Fasi' Pho+o Finishing O O Por+raiI's O O Cameras YELLOWSTONE TAXI SERVICE 2I6 SouI'h Main Phone 203 FARMER'S CREAMERY Lewis and B SI. Phone 327 PECK5 SEQEQQED smnumn DR. R. A. HAMILTON Phone 8I4 Livingsfon Opiiomelirisii Headquariers 'For SI'anc.IarcI Producfs ancI Courfeous Service I03If2 W. CaIIencIer LIVINGSTON, MONTANA Phone 47 VI CARS REXALL DRUG Prescripfions ToiIe+ries Foun'l'ain Service YELLOWSTONE LAU N DRY AN D DRY CLEANING AII Types of Laundry and Dry Cleaning Quick Service PICKUP AND DELIVERY Always Open - PHONE I709 3I7 EAST CLARK STREET Bowling and Billiards DR. R. K. MAIER Osfeopafhic Physician 7 Sou h 2nd L l2PHONP 24 ff Y LIVINGSTON SHEET METAL AND APPLIANCE co. 2l3 So. Main Sl. Phone 80 N N COAlEvi5vrYAlSl,n?AIlllDS2gIl.l lbl1leRll:lACES A N JACK WILLIAMS, Propriefor DR. RCBERT R. KAHLE Chiropracfor LIVINGSTON GLASS AND PAINT COMPANY Aufomobile Glass ' S'I'ore Fron'I's Glass Bloclcs ' Aluminum Combinaiion Doors Mirrors and Plafe Cu'r +o Measure ' Thermoseal Combina'I'ion Windows Table Tops McLAUGHLlN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY l202 Wesl' Fronl' Phone 499 NEWT'S SIXTH STREET GROCERY Heaclquarlers 'For Fancy and S'I'aple Groceries, School Supplies Eugruilllutiuus to the graduating class fig, A f , -.j.I,fl ,,.V SQ 5 Hitt.: A.1.,.i:h: AIQAQ' ' . . -.Q.,Ifg:f5fjfj5Q:.4,f... K J M Q 1 Q-lun . .9 x cocA - COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Livingfion, Moniana V EQ , 1 rm L- g ,lp -L H v ' I f. Q, .5 Elj .J 37 ,T fl! , i .W ,LZ fi , ! rd F. K 4! 1 , A' -1 51+ fl 4. A S-I z W ,y ,. Q. Q r in 3. iq'- nj 2? 5 xii. qt it gf Jl 3 ll, Q 532 35: 13' sq Ylr ii 55+ p.-1 in 5 . In X1 -1. .,., 1 fx-., if 'W ., av . 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