Plentywood High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Plentywood, MT)

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Graduation CLASS OF 1960 B A C C S A P L H A A U K R E E R A T E REV. JOHN R. HALL First Congregational Church of Plentywood C M MS - Sr ’ MISS HARRIET E. MILLER State Superintendent of Public Instruction 19

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MARLAN SORENSON I grow old learning something new every day. F.F.A. 1.2,3; Play 4; Track 4. LEROY TORGERSON She floats upon the river of my thoughts. Play 3,4; Wildcat Staff 3; An- nual Staff 4. DONA WAGENSON Generally speaking; she generally is. T.N.T. 1.2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2.3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3; Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 2. JERRY WILSON All great men are dead and I'm not feeling well.” DONNA WOLFE O how full of briars is this workingday world. MICHAEL WOLLAN If school is liberty, give me death. F.F.A. 1; Student Council 1,4; Class President 1,4; Lettermans' Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2. T.N.T. 1; F.H.A. 1; Girls’ Cho- rus 1; Play 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4. F.F.A. 1; Lettermans’ Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 1; Play 3,4; Wildcat Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1. 18

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Class History Our voyage on the sea of education began in September of 1948. They were: There were forty-eight members in our crew that year. Ina Bertclson Roger Ceartin Ruth Ceartin Fay Chandler Steven Clark Carol Clay Glen Dubry Larry Erickscn Geraldine Evenson Michael Feldner Ivor Fowler Vernita Furst Delores Gabrielson Donna Garrick Lorna Grayson Gary Goltz Randall Hannah Robert Harrington Bertha Hewitt Verle Howell Sandra Janssen Barbara Jensen Willard Kanning David Larson Donald Larson Myron Lee Frances Marsh Mary Jean Medders Jeanette Mehl Sandra Mortenson Barbara Nelson Ella Otto Lorrita Pistorius Arlene Pohle Judith Ross Linda Slater Marian Sorenson Larry Spencer Grant Sprague Karen Timmerman Conrad Torgrimson Ronald Torno Dona Wagenson Linda Whittaker Jerry Wilson Donna Wolfe Michael Wollan Captain of our ship was Mr. Stanley Audrey Kattanick Those in charge of us, as new recruits, were Miss Agnes Mullen and Mr. Stanley Norcm. Norem. Throughout the first 8 years of our voyage we did little out of the ordinary. As time passed, we lost old members and gained new members to our crew. In the seventh year of our excursion those of us with singing ability took part in the Christmas operetta, Red Candles. In the eighth year we had our first experience in dramatics when we gave a short comedy, The Pest. In September of 1957 with our crew consisting of 66 we left the shallow waters of grade school and entered the treacherous waters of PHS. Here we joined various organizations after having been duly initiated by the crew of 1959. The tenth year of our voyage saw the Plentywood Cats leaving the ship for Billings to participate in the state basketball tournament. During this year our crew consisted of the record number of 70 members. The eleventh year of our voyage was very busy for those of us who remained. However, by this time many of our crew had gone overboard or joined another crew. Shortly before the beginning of the term, a faithful member, Myron Lee, was killed in a tractor mishap. In April, we presented our class play Annie Get Your Gun under the direction of Miss Osta Madsen. In this same month, we entertained the seniors and other guests at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. A close follow-up of the banquet was the prom. The theme for both occasions was With A Song In My Heart. The twelfth year of our voyage—we finally made it!! !! We feel that we will be glad to graduate, but will we really? Time will tell. In this most memorable year our dramatic presentation was You Can't Take It With You again under the direction of Miss Madsen. On the seventeenth day of December, the members of PHS once again donned their party clothes, the occasion being the Christmas Ball. The theme was White Christmas. Our Wildcats, this year, played in the state basketball tournament in Cut Bank. Another sports honor this year was our football team winning first place in the district. The end of our voyage is fast drawing nigh. Baccalaureate is slated for May 22 and graduation is scheduled for May 25. Those who have remained with our crew for the entire twelve years of the voyage are: Fay Chandler Robert Harrington Frances Marsh Dona Wagenson Larry Ericksen Verle Howell Mary Jean Medders Jerry Wilson Geraldine Evenson Sandra Janssen Jeanette Mehl Michael Wollan Ivor Fowler Barbara Jensen Sandra Mortenson Barbara Nelson Vernita Furst David Larson Arlene Pohle Delores Gabrielson Donald Larson Judith Ross The 50 graduating seniors are: Carol Brenteson Donna Garrick Donald Larson Donald Reed Duane Brenteson Anita Goetzinger Phyllis McCall Dale Ross Fay Chandler Carol Hall Sheldon Madsen Judith Ross Carol Christensen Robert Harrington Frances Marsh Karen Schwarzrock Gary Christensen Verle Howell Mary Jean Medders Ronald Severson William Christensen Sandra Janssen Jeanette Mehl Marian Sorenson Larry Erickscn Barbara Jensen Sandra Mortenson Leroy Torgerson Warner Evenson Karen Johnson Barbara Nelson Dona Wagenson James Feeney Judy King Gordon Nielson Jerry Wilson Ivor Fowler LeRoy Kohler Sheldon Nielson Donna Wolfe Robert Fry Vyrion Larsen Morris Nielson Michael Wollan Vernita Furst Geraldine Evenson Jerry Phelps Delores Gabrielson Domier David Larson Arlene Pohle Last Will and Testament of the Class of I960 We the members of the Senior Class of 1960, being of sound mental capacity, do hereby make known our last will and testa- ment. To the Juniors we will all our abilities, paraphernalia, and talents knowing that they are valuable assets useful to any and all who tread the path laid down for Seniors. To you, our torn and battered textbooks, hoping that you can read through the scotch tape; the seats in our respective homerooms, with the recommendation that those in Mr. Sudcr's room supply themselves with a can of oil; and knowing that you need it, our ability to maintain order in class meetings. We will individual abilities as follows: DUANE B. to ROBERT E. to get book reports in with little or no effort, and CAROL H. to BONNIE L. to finish reading a book befoi 20