Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

1957 (uauCccfi School IRoutuiafi, TTCoKUuta. . BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES GEO. N. GRIFFIN, CHAIRMAN THOMAS J. MATHEWS, VICE-CHAIRMAN L. H. THURSTON M. D. STAUNTON RAY E BUSHNELL KATHRYN HAFNER, CLERK JOHN H. GRANT, ARCHITECT LEE HERFERT, CONTRACTORS tea TZ. S. 'We. 'Ttllux s4xe s46 ut fo eave, Salute 'fyou a tct 7 o4e 0W6. “itycioe 'Pa aecC 'fyaun. 'rtyalttuved 'Zlalld, Throughout these pages we present familiar scenes from a building destined to become only a memory. We, the last class to graduate from this building, shall cherish the memories of classes, proms, tournaments, Mrs. Hulstone's rehearsals, initiations, and concerts. We shall long remem- ber the squeaky floors and banging radiators. To the trusty tie-rods we say Thank you.” As we pass through these doors we turn and take one last lingering look at the school which has faithfully served the community for the past 39 years. odea Sta Sciiton, TED SHOWALTER ScUtwb SUSAN ALLEN PAT FORNEY JOANNE FEUX BUTCH FUNK s4ctvi i MRS. WILLIAMS Other Staff members: Sharon Dodge, Betty Lu Abbott, Dorothy Adolph, Wayne Saylor, Margie Sprague, Janice Kozeliski, Arlene Finco, Beverly Zupan, Jean Shields, Penny Loucas, Virginia Mc- Cleary, and Punky Davis. John Langan was in charge of concessions. Pictured at the right are John, Arlene Finco, and Terry Glenny as they prepare for business. This is one way of earning money for the Rodeo. (£. TO. ‘Stucttt SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE You, the members of the Class of 1957, will be the last group to graduate from the Old Roundup High School. Yours will be the responsibility to continue the traditions established by your predeces- sors. It is an interesting experience to walk down the main hall on the first floor with an Old Grad” and have him point with pride to pictures of members of his class who are doing outstanding work in medicine, law, teaching, or some other line of work. All have set a pattern of life that you should endeavor to emu- late. This can best be done by continuing your formal education and specializing in some particular kind of work. But, if this cannot be done and if you must accept employment, give your job the best that you have in you and you will enjoy a most interesting and rewarding life. • • lit tr Mrs. Eileen Stortz, clerk of School District 55, is always ready to help both student and teacher. Hill The Board of Trustees surveys the new school. Left to.right are: Mr. John Liggett, Mr. Robert Wearne, Mr. Fred Nicholson, Mrs. Louise Lindstrand, and Mr. Roy Holliday. (2u4tocUtUt6 Stuctent (2 u tctC Student Council members, left to right: Mickey Pertile, Susan Polich, Glenda Felix, Bill Ferguson, Butch Funk, Jim Fletcher, Ted Showalter, Alan Nicholson, Erna Newton, and Darrel Charlton. One of the Student Council projects was building a permanent concrete R. ” Student Body President BUTCH FUNK aX3C0C0C OSOCrjJOfl 6CftOHC®0 0 cussfinjs fifi tof 0 OS e«£6C6£0S sowgafioe$o Se tavi6 CLASS OFFICERS Student Body President------------BUTCH FUNK President......................TED SHOWALTER Vice President--------------------JOHN LANGAN Secretary-Treasurer - ------BETTY LU ABBOTT Representatives------------ - - SUSAN ALLEN JIM FLETCHER BETTY LU ABBOTT Pep Club 1-2-3-4; GAA 1-2-3-4; Cho- rus 1-2-3-4; Girls’ Glee 1-2-4; Twixlers 1-2-3-4, Majorette 4; Rodeo 4; Class Secretary 4; High School Week 4; Senior Play. DOROTHY ADOLPH Chorus 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3; Pep Club 2-3-4; Senior Play; Choralairs 3; Girls' Glee 1-2-4; GAA 2; Rodeo Staff 4; Panther Parade 4; Pep Band 2-3. SUSAN ALLEN Pep Club 1-2-3-4, President 4; Tumbl- ing 1-2-3-4; Class President 1; Class Representative 2-4; Girls’ State 3; Cho- rus 1-2-3-4; All-School Play 1-2-3-4; One-Act Play 3-4; Senior Play; Home- coming Queen 3; Rodeo Staff 3-4; Panther Parade Staff 4; High School Week 4. SHARON BRITT Pep Club 3-4; Chorus 1 -2-3-4; Select Chorus 4; Girls' Glee 1-2. SHIRLEY BUBLICH pep Club 2-3-4; GAA 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 2-3-4; Twirling 3-4; Girls’ Glee 1-2; Senior Play. DICK CARTWRIGHT Band 1-2-3-4; Football 1-2-3; Football Manager 4; Letterman's Club 4. I ROSALIE CARLSON Transfer Student. 3; Panther Parade Staff 4; Library 4. PHYLLIS COOK Transfer Student 3. ROBERTA PUNKY DAVIS Cheerleader 2-3-4; Tumbler 1-2-3-4; GAA 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; One- Act Play 3; Senior Play; Chorus 1-2-4. DONNA ELIASSON Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; A Cap- pella Choir 4; Pep Club 2-4. ARLENE F1NCO Pep Club 1-2-4; Twirling 1-2; Girls' Glee 1; GAA 4; Librarian 4; Senior Play. PAT FORNEY Transfer Student 3; Pep Club 3-4; Twirl- ing 3; Girls' State Alternate 3; Tumbling 4; GAA 4; Panther Parade 4; Rodeo 4; Chorus 3; All-School Play 4; Senior Play; High School Week 4. JOANNE FELIX Vice President 1; Band 1-2-3; Chorus 1-2-3-4, President 4; Girls' Glee 1-4; Class Representative 3; Twirling 1-2-3- 4, Co-captain 4; GAA 1; Pep Club 1- 3-4, Secretary 4; Cheerleader 2; One- Act Play 1-3-4; All-School Play 2-3- 4; Senior Play; Panther Parade 4; Rodeo 4. JIM FLETCHER Football 1 -2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Letterman's Club 2-3-4; Student Coun- cil Rep. 4; Senior Play. PAUL BUTCH FUNK Football 1 -2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-4; Basket- ball 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4, President 4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Boys’ Quartet 1; Choralaires 3; All-School Play 2-3; Senior Play; Student Body President 4; Lettermen's Club President 4; High School Week 4; Student Council Repre- sentative 3; Panther Parade Staff 4; Rodeo 4. TERRY GLENNEY Chorus 2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Letter- men's Club 2-3-4; Senior Play. ANTONETTE GOFFENA Artwork 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 4; Panther parade Staff 4; District Science Fair 4. FRANK GOFFENA Football 3-4. ERLYNE GRAY Pep Club 1-2-3; Girls’ Glee 1; GAA 1. HELEN KEOSKY Pep Club 1-2-3; GAA 1-2; Girls' Glee. CARLENE KEY Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls' Glee 1-2. MARLENE KINNEY Panther Parade Staff 4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Choralaires 3; Girls' Glee 1-2; Senior Play. JANICE KOZELISKI GAA 1-2-3-4, President 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-3-4; Senior Play. JOHN LANGAN Lettermen's Club 3-4; Football 3-4; Chorus 4; Chorus Librarian 4, Vice President 4; All-School Play 3; Senior Play. DAVY JEAN LAURIE Chorus 1-2-3-4; Senior Play GAA 1; Twirling 1; Choralaires 3; Student Li- brarian 4. ROBERT LEE Panther Parade Staff 4. DAVID LLOYD Senior Play. VIRGINIA McCLEARY Transfer Student 2; GAA 2-3; Pep Club 2-3-4, Vice President 4; Vice President 2- 3; Cheerleader 3; Girls’ State 3; Senior Play; Tumbling 2-3-4; Band 2- 3- 4; Chorus 2-3-4; Pep Band 2-4; Prom Queen 3. LARRY NATZEL Transfer Student 4; Football 4. CHARLES NORICK Band 1-2-3; Chorus 2-3-4; Football 1- 2-3-4; Class President 2; Senior Play; Basketball 2; Pep Band 1-2-3; Letter- men's Club 2-3-4. HERBERT OTTMAN Football 2-3-4; All-School Play 3; Senior Play; Letterman's Club 2-3-4. MARJEAN PAVICH DELORES SANDERS Transferred to North Dakota. WAYNE SAYLOR Chorus 3-4; Panther Parade Staff Rodeo 4; High School Week 4. BOB REIGHARD Transfer Student 3. BOB RUX Student Council Representative 1; Class President 3; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Panther Parade Staff 4; Senior Play. MERI ANN SHAFFER Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls' Glee 1-2; Pep Band 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3. JEAN SHIELDS Panther Parade 4; Twirling 1; State Music Festival 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Cho- rus 4; Pep Band 2-4; All-State Band 3- 4; Summer Music Camp 3; MEA Honor Band 2; District Science Fair 4; Library 3-4. TED SHOWALTER Transfer Student 2; Rodeo Staff 3-4, Editor 4; Boys' State 3; Panther Parade Staff 4; High School Week 4; All-School Play Crew 3-4; Senior Play; Class Presi- dent 4; District Science Fair 4. GEORGE SMITH Football 4; High School Week Alternate. NEIL SMITH Transfer Student 3. MARGIE SPRAGUE Senior Play; GAA 2-3-4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls' Glee 1-2; Rodeo Staff 4. Processional, The Green Cathedral - ■ Call to Worship-----------------------— - Doxology------------------------------- Scripture Reading and Prayer — -------- Senior Ritual -- ----------------- — - In Appreciation------------------------ I Believe --- ----------------------- Vesper Address - -- -- -- - — - - - Guide Us Through the Night ------------ Presentation of the Candle of Tradition Response----------------- — ------- Closing Ritual •� -------- — - - - - — ■ Recessional, You'll Never Walk Alone -----------Vesper Choir Gary Lacey, Accompanist - -------- - Susan Allen --------- — Congregation -------- — j0hn Langan ----------Patricia Forney -------- -Ted Showalter ------------Vesper Choir -------- — Paul p. Funk ------------Vesper Choir ------ Ted Showalter -----------Alan Nicholson • - - Susan Allen, Leader -------------Vesper Choir Ted Showalter, Senior Class Presi- dent, presents the Candle of Tradi- tion to Alan Nicholson, Junior Class President. (2 i H4ne tce He tt We were all a bit tense as we lined up for the processional. This was the big moment we had looked forward to during all our high school years. Commencement exercises went smoothly - the address by Dr. R. R. Renne, President of Montana State College, the presentation of diplomas by Mr. Fred M. Nicholson, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, the selections by the band and chorus. As we sat there, we looked around at the faces that had become so familiar to us, and just then the music started - Pomp and Circumstance. Another senior class marched slowly down the aisle and prepared to become just another picture in the hallway and a fleeting memory that lasts only a moment. Pat Forney, Susan Allen, Wayne Saylor, Ted Showalter, Jo anne Felix, and Butch Funk represented Roundup at MSC's annual High School Week in Bozeman. MOTTO: The elevator to success is not running: take the stairs. FLOWER: Apple Blossom COLORS: Turquoise and White e e a 4 4 0 1 i i c e r 4 ‘Dicve P A ee . °“0 AtV 6' et6 Back row: Bill Ferguson, Representa- tive; Lewis Harmon, Vice President; Alan Nicholson, President. Front: Sylvia Smith, Secretary; Erna New- ton, Representa- tive. JUNIOR BERDAR GORDON CHARLTON GLENDA CHILDERS SHARON DODGE JOAN ELIASSON DAVID ERKENEFF SHARON FANYAK BILL FERGUSON JANICE FISHER MARILYN GETTE FRANCES GOEHRING FRANK HEMOVICH ALFRED HUBBLE JOYCE KEELER SHIRLIE KOMBOL EMILY KOWALCZYK ALBERT KOZEL1SKI KAREN LACY V BEVERLY LANGSATHER PENNY LOUCAS PAT McCLEARY ART MILLS SUE MURPHY ERNA NEWTON ALAN NICHOLSON MARIE RACKI BERYL RATHBUN CHUCK ROBSON BETTY ROGERSON RONNIE ROM PHYLLIS RORICK KATY ROSS SANDY SHOPE RALPH SKAGEN SYLVIA SMITH BETTY SYSUM BARBARA VAN DYKE KAY WALL CHUCK WOLFE ED WOOTEN LARRY ZIMMERMAN BEVERLY ZUPAN Camera Shy - NORMA GREEN, LOUIS HARMON, BETTY MILLER, PAT RORICK, CLIFFORD WITZEL PENNY LOUCAS Stlite ‘Deteyjite Penny Loucas and Beverly Zupan were chosen by the Junior Class girls to attend Girls' State which will be held at the Montana State College in Bozeman from June 23 to 29. The alternates are Sharon Dodge and Erna Newton. The American Legion Auxiliary is again sponsor- ing the trip. BEVERLY ZUPAN ALAN NICHOLSON Suite DeCeycite Alan Nicholson was chosen, on the basis of scholastic achievement, as this year's delegate to Boys' State. Ralph Skagen was chosen alternate. The event will be held August 18-26 at Western Montana College of Education at Dillon. The Round- up Rotary Club is sponsoring the delegate. President.................................DARREL CHARLTON Vice President....................................TIM BREHM Secretary-Treasurer----------------------------------------ED GRAY Representative GLENDA FELIX Karen Akers Carl Alt Della Alt Ina Lou Baird Larry Bianchi Tim Brehm Kenneth Callaway Sharon Cross Billy Devine Janet Eliasson Clara Emick Jim Fanyak Ernest Fames James Fames Glenda Felix Sandra Flo Helen Gavinsky JoAnn Gette Jerry Godfrey Mary Goffena Ronnie Golob Eddie Gray Gaye Hamilton Gail Hanley Gary Hudson Kathleen Jones Kenny Katana Gary Lacey Sharon Lacey James Langsather Jean Lindstrand Jackie McCamey Don Metzker Harvey Metzker Mazie Nichols Gloria Ording Herbert Perkins Janice Picchioni Barbara Rathbun Larry Riley Joy Robinson Bernard Robson Reno Rodeghiero Audrey Rogers Sandra Rogers Robert Rom Janice Rutledge Kathleen Sandvig Lily Saunders Mabel Sayre Christie Schenk Ralph Showalter CAMERA SHY: Pat Britt Darrel Charlton Roberta Junior John Kozlaker Ed Powelko 0pfie46 He t Paulette Bianchi Sharon Brewer Janet Busch Bill Carlson Jerry Carlson Sandra Charlton Judy Cornish Jane Hliasson Alan Fisher Alma Frost Sharon Fuller Barbara Gette Margie Glancy Sandra Granko Tommy Graves Pat Hanley Ella Hemovich Charles Hoke Harold Hubble Connie Jens Kathy Johnson David Keeler Betty Lou Kiner Jerry Kozeliski Jim Lacy Sharron Langan Sandra Mackey Kathleen Masini Betty Lou McCutcheon Romalie Miklich Alvin Mills Bill Moats Jim Moses Oral Newton Jim Oset Mickey Pertile Jean Phillips Susan Polich Maxine Polsak Jackie Pratt Sharon Puckett Betty Jo Racki Bonnie Ratkovich Gary Ray Sharon Rogers Tom Romick Nancy Ross Robert Roy Terry Schroeder Merryellen Smith Ronnie Smith Karen Soyland Ardith Strom. Peggy Tomlin George Vukich Janice Wilhelmi Virginia Wills Cynthia Wise Wilbur Wood Jim Zimmerman P'ie46 ttfUt rJ utccUi t The Freshmen were welcomed to RHS in the tradi- tional manner - a week of serving their senior superiors, a day of dressing up, an hour of stage initiation, and finally a dance in their honor. Above: Magoo adds the final touch. Left: Funk and Felix are up to no good. Below left: Students enjoy a mud bath. Below: One man in a tub. ROUNDUP, WONT9N0. 00 ES YOUR CAR SUO M AJKlAlf? M .F W -A VtfrA Fourth row: Ted Lonon, Jon Funk, Bill Haley, Larry Barghultz, Dennis Finco, Jerry Hubble, Jon Eislien, Harlan Wise, David Wolfe, Ronnie Walker, Micky Mursener, Karen Glenny, Pat Kelly. Third row: Earl Alt, Andy Siemion, Jim Murphy, Dan Gillen, Frank Shriver, Marlene Sandvig, Joanne Lanzendorfer, Sharon Lind, Billie Jo Moss, Georgia Cornish, Terry Christian, Sue Hochmuth, Nancy Dawson, Gary Graves. Second row: Sally Vranish, Dorotha Harbour, Beverly Racki, Beverly Johnson, Betty Katana, Eunice Emick, Clara Tafolla, Ruth Ann Natzel, Sandy Geiger, Sandy Zickovich, Bill Highbarger, Steve Brown. First row: Robert Nicholson, George Skagen, Gregory Wilhelmi, David Flo, Gene Haley, Bill Edwards, Bob Mihalovich, John Pratt, Jim Jones, Bill Perkins, Don Amundson, Richard Brown. MARJORIE METCALF ROY DELONG Seventh icute Fourth row: Alan O'Dowd, John Gecho, Edward Turner, Eugene Jones, Gordon Pershern, Robert Cebull, Ricky Cebull, Bob Cross, Carol Natzel, Jim Sercel, Leroy Scott, Ed Heriford, Inda Wise, Beverly Vedic, Shirley Barrett. Third row: Paul Hagelberg, Frank Picchioni, Ernie Scott, Eugene Montgomery, Chandler Anderson, Nora Fairley, Janice Zimmerer, Glenda Gossman, Rosemary Miklich, Carol Nose, Colleen Polich, Diane Charlton, Barbara Gutherie, Velma Franklin, Darla Wacker, Micky McKenna, Carolyn Phillips. Second row: Pete Bianchi, Joel Mentek, Ken Minnie, Dick Person, Shirley Strand, Laurie Ross, Linda Charlton, Judy Racki, Patty Smith, Barbara Winscott, Colleen Widitz, Helen Tafolla, Sheryle Mysse, Betty Alt, Barney Bliss, William Hagstrom. First row: Gordon Smith, Loren Vranish, Billy Rogerson, Johannes Soyland, Bob Fisher, Ronnie Bujok, Wayne Wassink, Leslie Storer, Terry Dunn, John Barrett, Jon Kuni, Darrel Anderson, John Miller. EDWARD ARNOLD DOROTHY EAST flutti i 'ftytyA ScAaoC s4ctivitie Valentine Dance Gregory W ilhelmi and Betty Ann Katana were chosen King and Queen to reign over the Valentine Dance. ? zcuCty cutcC (ZuwicccdcuK CARRIE HULSTONE, M.A. English II,III Latin I, II Senior Sponsor Dramatics Commercial Freshman Sponsor Panther Parade Advisor General Science World History Driver Education Boys' Physical Education Freshman Sponsor Coach CARRIE WILLIAMS, B.A. English I, IV Library Sophomore Sponsor Rodeo Advisor Panther Parade Advisor CARLOS LIVERS, M.S. Mathematics Senior Sponsor Assistant Basketball Coach PETER VUKAD, M.A. Sciences General Mathematics Sophomore Sponsor Assistant Football Coach — CLIFFORD RYLANDER, M .Ed. Social Sciences Guidance Junior Sponsor Attendance WILLIAM DIMICH, B.S. Social Sciences Junior Sponsor CLARENCE GRIFFIN, B.S. High School Band High School Chorus Junior High Band MIRIAM OSCARSON, B.S. Home Economics I, II Eighth Grade Home Economics Twirling Advisor DONALD LONG, B.A. Industrial Arts I,II, III, IV Eighth Grade Industrial Arts i 4menican 'rtyiateny Mr. Rylander conducts his American history class. Social Science The social science class takes a field trip to the Roundup Memorial Hospital. 7ctfUK ? Typing I students intently at work under the watchful eye of Mr. Sim kins. {pewte uf, Gary and Tim seem to know the answer. Right: Jean has everything under control - we hope! Below: Potential chemists, Bob and Janice, make some precise calculations. Under the supervision of Miss Oscarson, Kathy Johnson, Karen Soyland, and Janet Busch learn the fundamentals of sewing. Sandy and Sharon are busy pre- paring croquettes. UHC S COK0 KtC •uCeKi iaxt Cut it accurately, Dave. Herb Ottman and Bob Reighard apply the finishing touches to their project. UHckuWK Although the lunchroom can't be regarded as a class, it is definitely a part of the everyday life of RHS. Study 'ZfcUt Perhaps the most impressive room in RHS is the study hall. Here stu- dents may be found studying, goof- ing off (but not for long), or just gazing at a tie rod. The government class inspects a padded cell at the county jail. Mrs. Williams and her staff of librarians put the li- brary in order. Davy Jean Laurie was selected chief student librarian. Interested spectators view science projects, W Y AN AIRPLANI isAable TO FLY k iTUDY ; RFOIL! SYMETSIC U Dt Alan Nicholson's solar system project - second Ted Showalter's aerodynamics project - first place winner. place winner. The students who achieved top honors at the Roundup High School science fair took their projects to the regional fair at Eastern College in Billings. The grand prize winners, one of whom was Ted Showalter, went to the state fair in Missoula with all expenses paid. Bill Ferguson's distillation project. 'Ptuttfoi T tmzde 'Tfccu St z£6 SUSAN ALLEN PAT FORNEY MARLENE KINNEY BOB RUX £cU yi4. (Z iculatiott JOANNE FELIX DOROTHY ADOLPH SHIRLEY BUBLICH ROBERT LEE StUto xc tcut e 3UTCH FUNK s4xt JEAN SHIELDS ROSALIE CARLSON PHYLLIS COOK ANTONETTE GOFFENA JANICE KOZELISKI ?eaturte Sctitox TED SHOWALTER ROBERT SIM KINS MRS. CARRIE WILLIAMS ENGLISH IV CLASS TYPING II CLASS Left to right: Ina Lou Baird, Clara Emick, Kathleen Sandvig, Bill Devine, Stephen Barrett, Wilbur Wood, Joan Eliasson, Betty Kiner, Sandra Mackey, Connie Jens, Bonnie Ratkovich, Sharon Puckett, Clarence Vranish, Betty Jo Racki, Gary Lacey, Peggy Tomlin, Gail Hanley, Mable Sayre, Sandra Granko, Lily Saunders, Jean Shields, Janice Picchioni, Jean Lindstrand. 'Defrasifatectt LATIN PLAY The five declensions charm a modern school boy. Above: Food - Roman style - be- ing served by Penny Loucas, Barbara Van Dyke, Sharon Dodge, Betty Rogerson, and Erna Newton. Ocvt s4ctcvitce Homecoming was a project of the Student Council. At left is their float which depicts other activities sponsored by this organization. The Letterman's Club float was one of the main attractions in the Home- coming parade. Featured in the para4e were floats made by several school organizations, the twirlers, and a snake line. Shirley Bublich, Homecoming Queen, is pictured center dancing with her escort, Francis Turley. The Homecoming dance ended the festivities. School Spinet Tiieeii School Spirit Week, sponsored by the Student Council, was held February 25, 26, 27. It generated a tide of enthusi- asium which swept the team on to victory in the tournament. Student body President, Butch Funk, presents awards to contest winners, Erna Newton - best song, Sharon Dodge - best cheer, Pat Forney - best poster, Susan Allen - best essay. Below: Members of the winning Pep Club skit. X Above: Queen, Virginia McCleary, is crowned by Joanne Felix while the other attendants - Shirley Bublich, Betty Lu Ab bott, and Susan Allen look on. Above: The students of Roundup High School stand as their queen enters the assembly room. Her train bearers are Donna McCleary, Diana McCleary, and Marka Vranish. The Queen and her court preside over the May Day festivities. Oetiotta ut t e Stecu Onions in the Stew, ” a three-act comedy based on Betty MacDonald's novel of the same name, was selected for this year's senior play. Opening night was April 12 with Mrs. Hulstone as director. The action took place in the newly purchased island home of the MacDonald family. Their struggle to adjust to island life produced a delightful and different comedy, filled with not only humorous and hilarious situations but also with a rare understanding of young people and their parents. Seated: Chuck Norick, Punky Davis, Janice Kozeliski, Dorothy Adolph, Pat Forney, Virginia McCleary, Davy Jean Laurie, Betty Lou Abbott, Bob Lind, Bob Rux, Herb Ottman, Susan Allen, David Lloyd, Arlene Finco, Margie Sprague, Shirley Bublich. Standing: Jim Fletcher, John Langan, Terry Glenney, Butch Funk, Joanne Felix, Ronnie Bujok, Linda Kuzara. SfentutupcutA A scene from Nine Girls. Ladies! Please! No rough stuff. Nine Girls production crew. Mabel Sayre, Lily Saunders, Marie Racki, Joanne Felix, Glenda Felix, Susan Allen, Connie Jens, Sharon Dodge, Sandy Mackey, Pat Forney. 'Ititte (fenCt' Haircurler and blood chiller are words that could well describe the all-school play, which was presented on October 24 under the able direction of Mrs. Hustone. A sorority club house in the Sierra Nevadas was the setting for this collegiate thriller. The plot concerned a campus Lady Macbeth who commited two murders and was about to commit a third when she was appre- hended. A cutting from this play was taken to the Play Festival in Billings, where it won a trophy for best cast. Above: Marie Racki who played a boisterous, athletic girl named Shotput, is about to take a step and fall over the suitcase as Mabel Sayre looks on. Left: In another minute the third murder would have been committed. u tc yi 'P'UWl The moon rising over snow-capped Rockies and the aromatic fragrance of the pines thoroughly carried out the theme - Spring- time in the Rockies. Left: Pierre was there! Ah-ha. slacking on the job again. Flowers and more flowers - Ugh! Go, Cats, Go! Glenda and Larry are off to a good start for an evening of dancing. Sharon Dodge, with her escort, Chuck Norick, was crowned Queen of the Rockies by Pat McCleary. The faculty and Board members absorb the music of The Blue Flames from Bozeman. These Freshmen came down from the Rockies to serve our punch. Hey, Jim, it can't be that bad - can it? Band officers are: Butch Funk, Danel Charlton, Virginia McCleary, Sandra Shope, Erna Newton, Penny Loucas, and Mickey Pertile. Besides several concerts, the Band participated in music festivals at Lewis- town and Billings. The director is Mr. Griffin. Under the direction of Clarence Griffin the Chorus, consisting of nearly 100 members, had one of its most successful years. The entire chorus participated in the District Music Festival in Billings where they won a Superior Rating. Select (fytnuc tCt-State pe4tioat Jean Shields, Bonnie Ratkovich, Sharon Fanyak, Erna Newton, and Gary Lacey. WELCOME Center left: Lily Saunders and Jean Shields in a flute duet. Below: the Pep Band which performed at the games. Above: Band and Chorus perform. Left: Jim Murphy, Wilbur Wood, and Danny Gillen. Right: Gary Lacey at the piano. 'Pefi (?£u The duties of the pep club include learning the cheers, organizing pep rallies, and rooting the team on to victory. SuffluntcKp t£e letUK The Tumblers, working under their own supervision, created the routines which were used to entertain the basketball crowds at halftime. They also traveled with the basketball team to the State Tournament held in Great Falls, and with their performance provided one of the tournament highlights. Back row: Sharon Fan- yak, Sue Murphy, Sandy Shope, Pat Mc- Cleary, Ginny McCleary, Karen Glenny, Susan Allen, Sharon Dodge. Top to bottom: Betty Ann Katana, Nancy Ross, Colleen Widitz, Pat Forney, Cathy Ross, Punky Davis. Sharon Dodge, Sandy Shope, and Cathy Ross perform Butch Special. Ginny McCleary and Sharon Dodge in O Special. cutMena Back row: Roberta Abbott, Sharon Langan, ShirLie Kombol, Penny Loucas, Glenda Childers, Merryellen Smith, Jean Lindstrand, Joyce Keeler, Patty Forney. Middle row: Glenda Felix, Shirley Bublich, Beverly Zupan, Arlene Finco, Sandra Granko, Betty Sysum, Betty Lu Abbott Front row: Margie Sprague, Secretary-Treasurer; Janice Kozeliski, President; Sharon Dodge, Vice President. «AViier This year the twirlers were one of the most prominent performing groups. They were active in the Homecoming Parade, the football and basketball games, and the May Day festivities. Majorette BETTY LU ABBOTT IK First row: Joanne Felix, Betty Lu Abbott, Majorette; Shirley Bublich. Second row: Frances Goehring, Mabel Sayre, Sharon Dodge. Third row: Roberta Abbott, Sharon Lacey. Fourth row: Betty Jo Racki, Margie Glancy. Back row: Sharon Langan. L. op mmm mmm an� ■ MHtiMMiV I SRmf WBHfll HPH MM MM — — MH MM ■. ■ ;� I.IWW M —— I ■ Mr 1 L Irjrr ■Sf---.a iPI iKirttmf I M k X u Back row: John Langan, Robert Lind, Robert Rux, Terry Glenny, Ralph Skagen, Chuck Norick, Herb Ottman, and Butch Funk. Second row: Art Mills, Jim Fletcher, Darrell Charlton, Tom Romick, Bill Ferguson, Clifford Witzel, and Larry Riley. Front row: David Erkeneff, Robert Roy, Dick Cartwright, Frank Goffena, and Jerry Godfrey. Back row: John Langan, George Smith, Frank Goffena, Bob Lind, Chuck Norick, Bob Rux, Butch Funk, Larry Natzel, Herb Ottman, Jim Fletcher. Second row: Art Mills, Cliff Witzel, Bill Ferguson, Alan Nicholson. Ralph Skagen, Jerry Kozeliski, Tom Romick. Third row: Dick Cartwright, Ralph Showalter, Barry Bianchi, Ed Gray, Clarence Vranish, Darrel Charlton, Jerry Godfrey, Larry Riley, Gary Ray, Bill Devine. Front row: Steve Barrett, Robert Roy, David Keeler, Wilbur Wood, Mickey Pertile, Alan Fisher, Jack Pratt, George Vukich, Bill Moats. Sea ) d “ ec ut Harlo We 6 They 27 Billings - B 47 13 Red Lodge 41 7 Worden 25 0 Forsyth 47 7 Columbus 47 13 Absarokee 28 0 Lodge Grass 25 0 When the final gun had sounded, and football season had ended, Roundup had steamrollered its way through the opposition to an impressive record - one of the best in the school's history - of seven victories and one defeat. Co-Capta ins BUTCH FUNK, BOB RUX IRed adye Butch Funk carries the ball as our linemen open the holes. Larry Riley makes a bone-jarring tackle. ■ V ,1� 1.‘ Chuck Norick plows through the opposing line. IRocautcifi (Ai,. (?oCt Jim Fletcher breaks away for another long run. Above: Roundup's hard-driving back. Butch Funk, carries the ball. Left: Jim Fletcher carries again, this time fighting his way through the line. Left to right: Tom Romick, Ed Gray, Jim Fletcher, Larry Riley, Jerry Godfrey, Bob Rux, Ralph Skagen, Butch Funk, Darrel Charlton, Tim Brehm, Art Mills, Gary Ray. Manager, Bob Lind, center. A SUCCESSFUL SEASON At the end of regular conference play Roundup had tied for third place in the Southern Division standings. The Panthers entered the Southern Division Tournament in Billings as a dark horse, but succeeded in capturing first place honors even though they were without the services of injured guard, Larry Riley. Roundup then advanced to the State Tournament in Great Falls. There they found the competition very tough and did not place among the top four. Above: The team prepares to leave for the State Tournament. Right: Coach Fred Rooley and captain Butch Funk admire the first place trophy which the team won at the Divisional Tournament. V I Left: Darrel Charlton, the other half of our sopho- more guard combination, lays one in. Roundup vs. Huntley Project. Below: Butch Funk jumps with Don Cass of Harlo for the opening tip. Roundup vs. Harlotown. Below: Panther stalwart, Bob Rux, takes the tip. Butch Funk, hustling forward, snaps a shot. Roundup vs. Big Timber at Big Timber. Sea4 Ht i. TRec vuC DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT A bsarokee 72 61 Columbus 71 66 Big Timber 55 53 STATE TOURNAMENT Whitefish 59 79 Shelby 65 69 Harlo Big Timber Forsyth Red Lodge Lodge Grass Columbus A bsarokee Red Lodge Worden Worden Big Timber Columbus A bsarokee Forsyth Lodge Grass Harlo Worden We 53 85 67 77 78 54 67 63 93 93 87 67 71 71 84 43 68 They 57 62 56 52 55 61 72 60 37 60 89 62 57 66 75 74 62 Stlite oun uune tt Bob Rux, outstanding center, hits for two points against Shelby. Funk jumps! He shoots! 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