Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1967 volume:

67 RODEO ANNUAL STAFF AT WORK RODEO STAFF ADVISER: MR. JOHN NAMOVICH EDITOR: DIANA KU ZARA SUSAN LEE POLLY PFISTER LILA VESCOVI SHARON BILTOFT GAYLE KOMBOL WILMA SMITH GREG TRAGITT CONNIE LACEY JEAN BARTOW CAROLYN GOFFENA VICKIE KOMBOL MARTHA CARLSON MICKI TUCKER BRUCE MATTHEWS RUTH MAYO JOHN KOVARIK DEDICATION DEDICATED TO MRS. MARJORIE METCALFE We, the Rodeo Staff of 1967, dedicate this annual to Mrs. Marjorie Metcalfe. Throughout our junior high and high school years, Mrs. Metcalfe has guided us and shaped our lives. Though her in- fluence may not be evident now, we will remember her and thank her in later years. Until then, all we can say is THANK YOU, THANK YOU! 2 IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORY OF STERLING THOMAS Time takes them home that we loved, fair names and famous, To the soft long sleep, to the broad sweet bosom of death; But the flower of their souls he shall take not away to shame us, Nor the lips lack song forever that now lack breath. For with us shall the music and perfume that die not dwell, Though the dead to our dead bid welcome, and we farewell. 3 CAN D IDS 5 CAN D IDS 6 8 saiaMVD 6 SOIOMVD FRESHMAN INITIATION 10 Senior Supervisors? Beanies invade R. DRAMA Well, Judge it was like this. Good heavens, not here. My daddy can beat up yours. Kind of a drag. Guilty of 17 charges of drinking. Take it easy, John. class o ? ■ String Em Execute A Victory m f WDfcYi HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES 1966 Homecoming activities included traditional parade, burning of the dummy, home- coming game and dance. Homecoming Queen Martha Carlson was attended by Carol Adams, Jr. candidate; Roxanne Thayer, Soph, candidate; and Glenda Graves, Frosh. candidate. Winning float, entitled Wipe Out , was entered by the Soph, class. The highlight of the evening was when the Panthers tromped the Columbus Courgers 24 to 7. 13 DATA DATE DANCE The Data Date Dance, which was held in December of 1966, was a rousing success. In order to at- tend the dance, each person had to fill out a questionaire which was processed by an I.B.M. com- puter. At the dance all of the stu- dents waited anxiously for their ideal date. When the couples were matched signs of disillusionment, joy, embarrassment, and frustra- tion appeared on the faces of the students. The Data Date Dance proved, above all, that Roundup students are courageous. The Dictions Mr. Wulff The perfect matches? 14 FALL ACTIVITIES Carolyn Staunton designed school flag. Jim Anderson and Bill Snider presenting flag to Mr. Krough Twirlers perform at half-time Annual Staff working at concession Mighty (?) 7th period weight lifters: (from left) Mike Lynch, Rick Watkins, Alan Graves, Buz Harris. Mrs. Guzman speaks to Spanish class. SCIENCE FAIR Senior Division Winners: Back Row: Todd Pertile, Bob Junior Division Winners: Pat Stephenson, Wayne Gild- Beadle, John Iverson, Ron Saunders, Greg Tragitt. roy, George Hledik, Jerry Knight. Front Row: Linda Majerus, Edna Mae Bliss, Harriet Agre, Nancy Ross, Mike Lynch. Joe Kowalski: The Television Camera WHAT IIKHKIHTY IS .«aW (MS II� III F I H I All. I.IVMM •A 1 HAH A l� HrHI'1 D IHAII � ««� '� Vi! Ill A1l IB III! HI- XT I IIAItArTKUISTU S OK I mm it.iks jw fa■ Elaine Janich: Studying Heredity With Fruit Flies Grand Prize Winner: Linda Majerus Judges and Bob Beadle General Public views 11th. Annual Science Fair. John Iverson: The Influence of Sex Hormones on the Development of the Chick SCHOOL SPIRIT WEEK Yelling Contest Winners: Monty Sealey and Rosalyn Cordingly 18 Slogan Contest Winner: Sandy Swanson More school spirit was shown this year than any year before. New aspects of School Spirit Week were a slogan contest, yell- ing contest and car- toon contest. The team was presented with the traditional red roses of victory by Pep Club, Presi- dent Martha Carlson, before going to tour- nament. 19 THE TOURNA Baby, the rain must fall!” Jim Jens I get so hung up on you. Conrad Robertson Baby, I need your lovin'! ! ! Tim Dunn Leaders of the Pack Panthers 20 1967 MENT SONGS Shapes of things?! Connie Hofmann, Carol Adams, Charlene Stout, Prudie Allen Kind of a drag. . Joe Vicars Good Golly Miss Molly! Would you like the ball?!? Tim Dunn 21 GOVERNMENT DAY Mayor Jim Anderson and City Council Voting Campaigning 22 PLAYS FIVE MINUTES CAST: John Kovarik, Linda Rice, Bruce Matthews, Jerry Knight, Elton Lee. TO BURN WITCH CAST: Prudie Allen, Marka Vranish, Cathy Gavin, Mary Mackey. SUNDAY COST FIVE PESOS CAST: Luba Fanyak, Susan Lee, Connie Lacey, Nancy Sherwood, Robbie Samuels. On Thursday, March 30th, three one- act plays were presented in the Roundup High School gym. These ranged from comedy in a Mexican village to drama in the days of Salem witchcraft. The plays, under the direction of Mr. Don Wulff, were well presented and well received. 23 PROM BANQUET Reverend Appleback from the Baptist Church led us in prayer. 24 Prom guests enjoyed their meal very much. “ROMAN H” Queen Shirlee and her date, Don Janich. The theme of the Junior- Senior Prom of 1967 was Roman Holiday. Dur- ing an evening of wine, women, and song, Shirlee Hunt was crowned Prom Queen. The re- mainder of the evening was spent dancing under blue skies of Rome and waltzing between pillars of marble graced with ivy. The Fountain of Trevi 26 Inviting, isn't it? —PROM 1967 Junior Class President and his date, Sharon Matthews. The Grand March 27 MAY Polly and Charlene BAND 28 QUEEN SUSAN BACCALA May 28, 1967 saw the somber- faced seniors, ushered by Dave Brewer and Conrad Robertson, marching slowly up the aisle for Vesper services. After the tradi- tional program, including an inspiring speech by Reverend Cookson, Senior class president Bill Snider presented the tradi- tional Light of Learning to Junior class president Robbie Samuels. Commencement exercises were held the following evening, with former R. H. S. teacher Bob John- son addressing the students on The Strategy of Penetration. 30 URE AT E 31 Valedictorian—Joe Vicars Salutatori an—Dan Beadle 32 SENIORS ALLEN, PRUDIE Though I am always in haste, I am never in a hurry. ANDERSON, JIM Young in limbs, in judgement old. BALICH, LINDA Keep smiling—it makes everybody wonder what you have been up to. BARTOW, JEAN She's a woman of few words--quite a few. BEADLE, DANNY Men of few words are the best men. 34 I BEADLE, ROBERT I've taken my fun where I've found it. BEADLE, STEVEN We'll take it easy while the rest of the world goes by. BILTOFT, SHARON With affection beaming in one eye and calcula- tions shining out of the other. 1 BRAIN, COLLEEN She looks, acts, speaks just as she ought. 35 BRANUM, KEITH Though I sit down now the time will come when you hear me. BYFORD, VIRGIL I have an ambition to be tough and drink pop. CARLSON, MARTHA The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. CARPENTER, ELAINE A good heart is worth gold. CORDINGLY, ROSALYN Quiet, wait until you know her. 36 CRUIKSHANK, DALE He who never made a mistake never accom- plished anything. CURLEE, JAMES The helping hand you are looking for is at the end of your arm. FARNES, ED Wit and wisdom are born with a man. FAWCETT, JERRY Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. 37 GODFREY, NANCY Fair and softly goes far. 38 GOFFENA, CAROLYN She adds a precious seeing to the eye. GOFFENA, RALPH He never is alone that is accompanied with noble thoughts. HACSTROM, ROBERT Though he be little, he is fierce. HARRIS, BUZZ To most people nothing is more troublesome than the effort of thinking. 39 HLEDIK, JOHN Yes, we’re boys--always playing with tongues or with pen, and I some- times have asked, Shall we ever be men? HOPKINS, CATHY She's sudden if a thing comes into her head. KINSEY, SUZAN Fond of fun as fond can be. KOMBOL, EDWARD I don't know anything about music really, but I know what I like. KINSEY, DAVID A horse ! A horse ! My kingdom for a horse ! 40 KOWALCZYK, KAREN Nothing is so dear as time. KUZARA, DIANA In spite of what the learned have said, I still have my own opinion to keep. KOMBOL, GAYLE She has a gentle smile and a pleasant way. KOMBOL, VICKI It is often constancy to change the mind. KOVARIK, JOHN What too many orators want in depth, they give you in length. 41 MAJERUS, GILBERT A good mind possesses a kingdom. 42 NELSON, DAVID Style is a man's own; it is a part of his nature. OWEN, JOHN Be clam in arguing; for fierceness makes error a fault, and truth discour- tesy. ii 43 PAULUS, ROBERT A man is what the winds and tides have made him. PFISTER, AARON Nicknames stick to people and the most ridiculous are the most adhesive. PFISTER, POLLY Short but sweet—'nuff said. PLYMALE, BRADLEY Which side are you going to take? I'll take the other. RATHS, RICHARD Don't call me for break- fast--it makes the day too long. j. 44 RATHS, DICK He had much wit, but was very shy of using it. REYNOLDS, KENT Independence is every- thing; neutral is nothing. 45 46 TUCKER, MICKI Ah met How grievous are my woes. VAN DYKE, JANET A blush is beautiful but often inconvenient. 47 During the last four years the Class of 1967 has done much to im- prove the school. Our first two years contained few accomplish- ments, but much meditation was used to come up with our Junior year with the winning Homecoming float, a record-breaking maga- zine drive, and a prom that was comparatively different from those of previous years. Our Senior year was filled with relaxation and unequaled joy as we neared the end of the long road. Here’s to the best class that ever stalked through the halls of RHS. 48 JUNIORS Patty Abbey Carol Adams Darrel Adolph Christine Bartow Janie Bliss Barb Bowers Dave Brewer Duane Brewer Debbie Britt Gordon Buck Marilee Carlson John Daugherty Alan Dawson Lynda Dodds Tim Dunn Luba Fanyak Susan Fletcher Brian Fogerty Bill Gecho Mary Gilbert 50 Karen Goehring Mike Goffena Kenny Golob Sharon Graham George Greimsman Beatrice Griffith Mary Hagstrom Marilyn Harmon Cathy Harper Connie Hofmann Monty Hudson Shir lee Hunt John Iverson Don Janich Janeth Kennedy Peggy Kombol Doreen Kowalski Joe Kowalski Ann Liggett Steve Lutton 51 Linda Majerus Dick Mihalovich Jim Pfister Dosie Picchioni Steve Racki Jim Raths Bud Ray Dale Ritteriodt Conrad Robertson LaDonna Rose Robbie Samuels Laury Sealey Alan Simondi Bette Smith Steve Stephenson BUI Wacker Dolly Wade Cyn Waller Mike Waltz Jack Zimmerman 52 SOPHOMORES Janice Adolph Jeanne Adolph Harriet Agrc Wenda Albright Kenneth Anderson Gailene Atwood Edna May Bliss David Charlton Roy Cooper Richard Feiock Robert Feiock Bill Funk Cathy Gavin Jacquie Glenney Cecelia Goffena Mary Jane Goffena Susan Hanley Thomas Hazelton Peggy Hoiland Dale Horst Jane Jahnke Elaine Janich Deborah Jeffery Algie Knutson Anthony Kombol Janie Kowalski Keith Kuzara Marty Larsen John Larson Elton Lee 54 Gwen Mattfield Jack Matthews Diana McCleary Richard McCleary Dorothy McConnell Stephen Metcalfe Phyllis Nason Peggy O'Brist Terry Olson Todd Pertile John Pfister Rosalie Reiner Ronald Riddell Mary Jane Robbins Art Robert James Rogers Nancy Ross Ronald Saunders Bernhard Schroeder Scot Seitz Nancy Sherwood Sherry Simon Tim Sine Sharon Smith Jeannette Stevens Roxanne Thayer Gordon Tragitt Steven Tucker Thomas Tully Kathy Vicars 55 56 FRESHMEN Kay Abbey Gloria Adolph Joyce Adolph Carla Alt Ronny Anderson Diane Atwood Debra Bartow Mike Beadle Larry Bellew Ronny Bellew Diane Bianchi Beverly Bilyeu Lonnie Bird Candace Blazina William Britt Carolyn Carpenter James Cooper Linda Corgiat Donna Fawcett Kathy Ferguson Mary Fink Patti Fletcher Marvin French Martha Gavin Karen Gebhardt James Gilbert Joey Gilbert Wayne Gildroy Barbara Goffena Deborah Goffena 58 Diane Goffena Gary Goffena Diane Golob Mike Graham Ben Graves Glenda Graves Marilyn Greimsman Thomas Hagstrom Annette Hague Pamela Harper Vincent Hazelton George Hledik Mike Hledik Kim Hofmann Jim Jens Dennis Johnson Bonnie Keosky Jerry Knight Terry Knight Aretta Kombol Robert Lee Kenneth Lekse Susan Lutton Jessie Lynch Stephen Machler Kevin Mattfield Sharon Matthews Rose Mayo Connie McConnell Sonja Olson 59 Claudia Perkins Ann Pertile Dale Pfister Donald Picchioni Michael Picchioni Georgia Polich Kathi Rae Jane Raths Ronald Reaves Caryn Reighard Linda Rice Earl Rife Michele Robbins Rita Robert Jerry Robertson Kenneth Rose Charles Schaff Gary Schulte Rodney Sherpe Jack Snider Pat Stephenson Sandi Swanson Vicki Tucker Jennifer Tully Dennis Vidic Fred Wacker Lynne Waller Perry Wolt Sandy Yount Roma Zupec 60 CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Bill Snider, President; Dick Raths, Vice-President; Diana Kuzara, Secretary-Treasurer; Jean Bartow and Dave Kinsey, Representatives. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Robbie Samuels, President; Jim Raths, Vice-President; Carol Adams, Secretary; Susan Fletcher, Treasurer; Dolly Wade and Darrel Adolph, Representatives. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: John Larson, President; Phyllis Nason, Vice-President; Tom Tully, Secretary-Treasurer; and Harriet Agre, Representative. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Wayne Gildroy, President; Sharon Mathews, Vice-President; Jessie Lynch, Secretary- Treasurer and Gloria Adolph, Representative. 61 ADMINISTRATION i « Mr. Robert D. Krogh SUPERINTENDENT Mr. J. Henry Badt PRINCIPAL SCHOOL BOARD Mrs. Eileen Strotz School Clerk-Secretary Mrs. Lillian Heinle Secretary 62 STAFF COOKS Mrs. Anna Romick Mrs. Verna Fanyak Mrs. Margaret Bianchi BUS DRIVERS Lloyd Parson Carl Eliasson Walter Newton A1 Pop Stoner 63 FACULTY 64 FACULTY JOSEPH HILTS Algebra, Trig- Solid Geometry 65 FACULTY 66 STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Darrel Adolph, David Kinsey, Bill Snider. MIDDLE ROW: Robbie Samuels, Dolly Wade, Harriet Agre, John Larson, Wayne Gildroy. BOTTOM ROW: Jean Bartow, Jim Anderson, Gloria Adolph. JIM ANDERSON STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT 67 PEP CLUB TOP ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Keosky, J. Lynch, L. Waller, A. Pertile, P. Fletcher, V. Tucker, M. Robbins, B. Goffena, R. Zupec, M. Fink, C. Alt, C. Blazina, K. Ferguson, D. Fawcett, D. Bianchi, C. Reighard, D. Golob, R. Mayo, S. Swanson, K. Rae, C. Carpenter, K. Hofmann. SECOND ROW: D. Jeffrey, W. Albright, R. Thayer, H. Agre, D. McCleary, N. Sherwood, J. Stevens, J. Zupec, P. Hoiland, P. Nason, J. Adloph, E. Janich, M. J. Goffena, J. Kowalski, E. Bliss, J. Adolph, S. Hanley, M. Vranish, M. J. Robbins. THIRD ROW: L. Majerus, J. Kennedy, M. Carlson, S. Hunt, D. Wade, D. Kowalski, L. Fanyak, D. Britt, M. Hagstrom, S. Graham, S. Fletcher, D. Picchioni, P. Abbey, B. Smith, A. Liggett, K. Goehring, B. Bowers, J. Bliss, D. Rose, L. Dodds, L. Sealey, C. Bartow. FOURTH ROW: M. Tucker, W. Smith, R. Cordingly, L. Balich, M. Mackey, M. Winkler, C. Blumhagen, E. Carpenter, C. Goffena, J. Owen, S. Lee, S. Biltoft, S. Kinsey, D. Kuzara, J. Bartow, J. Van Dyke, C. Hopkins, C. Brain. FIFTH ROW: J. Glenney, K. Vicars, P. Allen, C. Hofmann, C. Adams, N. Ross, S. Matthews. FRONT ROW: M. Carlson, C. Stout, G. Kombol. SHARON MATTHEWS JACQUIE GLENNEY 68 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CAROL ADMAS CHARLENE STOUT CONNIE HOFMANN PRUDIE ALLEN G.A.A. GYMNASTICS KNEELING-LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Kowalczyk, Emma Gilbert, Edna Mae Bliss, Glenda Graves, Janeth Kennedy, Ann Liggett, Linda Rice, Aretta Kombol. STANDING: Miss Rossell, Mary Gilbert, Ann Pertile, Rita Robert, Kim Hofmann, Debra Bartow, Sharon Matthews, Gailene Atwood, Diane Atwood. TOP ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Micki Tucker, Janeth Kennedy, Dosie Picchioni, Doreen Kowalski, Susan Fletcher, Caryn Reighard, Kathy Vicars, Vicki Tucker, Patti Fletcher, Linda Rice. SECOND ROW: Janie Bliss, Rita Robert, Mary Gilbert, Emma Gilbert, Diane Golob, Christine Bartow, Mary Jane Goffena, Janie Kowalski, Jean Bartow, Edna Mae Bliss. THIRD ROW': Carolyn Goffena, LaDonna Rose, Patti Abbey, Bette Smith, Charlene Stout, Connie Hofmann, Roxanne Thayer, Harriet Agre, Sharon Smith, Beatrice Griffith, Elaine Janich. FOURTH ROW: Rose Mayo, Connie McConnell, Sonja Olson, Linda Majerus, Sharon Matthews. FIFTH ROW: Ruth Mayo, President; Karen Kowalczyk, Vice-President; Polly Pfister, Secretary-Treasurer. LIBRARIANS STANDING-LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Gavin, Mary Hagstrom, Sharon Smith, Mary Winkler, Janeth Kennedy, Bette Smith, Lynda Dodds, Patti Abbey, Luba Fanyak, LaDonna Rose, Linda Majerus. SEATED: Connie Lacey, Historian; Janet Van Dyke, President; Miss Miklich, Karen Kowalczyk, Vice President; Karen Geohring, Secre- tary-Treasurer. TOP ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Gildroy, Gordon Tragitt, Ed Fames, Mr. Hilts. SECOND ROW: Tim Sine, Roy Cooper, Don Picchioni, Jim Rogers, Ronnie Saunders, Jim Curlec, Laury Sealey. THIRD ROW: Tony Kombol, Vincent Hazel ton, Tom Hazel ton, Marty Larsen, Kent Reynolds, Monty Sealey, Bob Beadle. FOURTH ROW: Linda Rice, Dale Cruikshank, President; Ken Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer; Joe Kowalski, Vice President; Edna Mae Bliss. SCIENCE MATH CLUB BAND FIRST ROW; LEFT ROW: Gailene Atwood, Cathy Hopkins, Mike Hledik, Debra Britt, Diana McCleary, Linda Rice, Rita Robert, Nancy Sherwood. SECOND ROW: Debbi Jeffrey, Kay Abbey, Linda Majerus, Wayne Gil- droy, Donna Rose, Luba Fanyak, George Hledik, Phyllis Nason, Gloria Adolph, Jessie Lynch, Ken Anderson. THIRD ROW: Harriet Agre, Janeth Kennedy, Sharon Smith, Monty Sealey, Laury Sealey, Kim Hofmann, Keith Branum, Bud Ray, Steve Metcalfe, Mike Beadle, Rodney Sherpe, Dale Horst, Patti Fletcher, Bill Funk, Gayle Kombol, Dale Cruikshank, Chari Blumhagen. FOURTH ROW: Bob Beadle, Ed Kombol, Terry Knight, Ronald Reeves, Mr. Harmon. MARCHING BAND TWIRLERS LEFT BACK ROW; FRONT TO BACK: Karen Kowalczyk, Diana McCleary, Marka Vranish, Jackie Clcnney, Gloria Adolph, Dolly Wade. Second row: Janeth Kennedy, Rita Robert, Jessie Lynch, Harriet Agre. RIGHT BACK ROW; FRONT TO BACK: Colleen Brain, Mary Jane Robbins, Mary Jane Bliss, Carol Adams, Ann Pertile, Lila Vescovi. Second row: Kim Hofmann, Susan Fletcher, Vikki Tucker, Kathi Rae. LEFT TO RIGHT; FRONT ROW: Emma Gilbert, Co-Majorette, Micki Tucker, Head-Majorette, Diana Kuzara, Secretary-Treasurer. FRONT ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT: Emma Gilbert, Co-Majorette, Micki Tucker, Head-Majorette, Diana Kuzara, Secretary-Treasurer, BACK ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT: Janie Bliss, Marka Vranish, Diana McCleary, Carol Adams, Jackie Glenney, Jessie Lynch, Colleen Brian. MAJORETTES FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Beadle, Ed Kombol, Ronald Reaves, Gayle Kombol, Mr. Harmon. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Beadle, Steve Metcalf, Rodney Scherpe, Kim Hofmann, Laury Sealey, Debbie Britt, Donna Rose. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Smith, Gailene Atwood, Nancy Sherwood, Joe Kowalski, Phyllis Nason, Jesse Lynch. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ben Graves, Ron Bellew, Richard Feiock, Buz Harris, Bill Funk, Monty Sealey, Scott Seitz, John Larson. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Willis, Jim Raths, David Charlton, Steve Racki, Donjanich, Dick Raths, James Curlee, Tim Dunn, Jim Jens. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Golob, Dale Rittcrodt, Laury Sealey, Jerry Fawcett, Alan Graves, Brian Fogarty', John Kovarik, Gilbert Majerus, Virgil By ford. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Aaron Pfister, Mike Lynch, Keith Branum, Joe Vicars, Rick Watkins, Rob Samuels, Jim Pfister, Conrad Robertson, Mike Waltz. LETTERMEN’S CLUB DRAMA TOP ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: John Iverson, John Kovarik, Bruce Matthews, Ed Fames, Kent Reynolds, Monty Sealey, Ken Anderson, Gordon Buck, Jerry Knight. SECOND ROW: John Owen, Ann Liggett, Sharon Matthews, Sandi Swanson, Patti Fletcher, Mary Hagstrom, Kim Hofmann, Laury Sealey. THIRD ROW: Sandy Yount, Prudie Allen, Doreen Kowalski, Martha Carlson, Susan Lee, Kathy Vicars, Mary Jane Robbins, Jessie Lynch, Marka Vranish, Diana McCleary. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Gavin, Edna Mae Bliss, Wenda Albright, Debbi Jeffrey, Janeth Kennedy, Roxanne Thayer, Rita Robert. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Hammer, Connie Lacey, Shirlcc Hunt, Mary Mackey, Luba Fanyak, Mr. Wulff. VERTICAL ROWS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Hofmann, Edna Mae Bliss. SECOND ROW: Mary Helen Fink, Chris- tine Bartow. THIRD ROW: Karen Goehring, Connie Lacey, Rosalyn Cordingly, Rose Feiock, Barb Bowers, Debra Britt, Kim Hofmann, Mr. Gildroy. FOURTH ROW: Donna Rose, Rita Robert. CHORALAIRES CHORUS FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Gildroy, J. Tully, R. Robert, E. Bliss, B. Bilyeu, A. Hague, J. Zupec, D. Jeffery, B. Smith, D. Britt, D. Rose, K. Goehring, J. Kennedy, A. Liggett, J. Bliss. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Buck, W. Gildroy, K. Kowalczyk, G. Kombol, K. Hofmann, D. Goffena, R. Feiock, C. Bartow, S. Graham, G. Mattfield, P. Abbey, R. Cordingly, B. Bowere, P. Holland. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Ritterodt, J. Iverson, M. Sealey, W. Albright, C. Lacey, G. Adolph, K. Abbey, D. Goffena, D. Fawcett, R. Zupec, M. Fink, M. J. Goffena, J. Kowalski, J. Stevens, L. Dodds, N. Sherwood, P. Nason. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Beadle, C. Robertson, L. Sealey. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilma Smith, Bruce Matthews, Sharon Biltoft, John Kovarik, Vicki Jo Kombol CENTER ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Greg Tragitt, Martha Carlson, Susan Lee, Connie Lacey, Jeanne Bartow, Mr. Namovich LAST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Micki Tucker, Caroline Goffena, Gayle Kombol, Lila Vescovi, Diana Kuzara. PANTHER PARADE RODEO FIRST ROW: Micki Tucker, Carolyn Goffena, Gayle Kombol, Lila Vescovi, Diana Kuzara, Editor. SECOND ROW: Greg Tragitt, Martha Carlson, Susan Lee, Connie Lacey, Jeanne Bartow, Mr. Namovich, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Wilma Smith, Bruce Matthews, Sharon Biltoft, John Kovarik, Vicki Kombol. 77 WINS Forsyth 12- 0 Harlo 19- 0 Columbus 21- 7 Big Timber 31-13 Virgil Byford Absarokee 13-7 Joey Vicars Left to right: Row 1: Mike Lynch, Scot Seitz, Matthews; Row 2: Virgil By ford, Brian Fogerty, Steve Racki, Elton Lee; Row 3: Coach Correll, rad Robertson, DickRaths, Coach Hyemj Row Robert Feiock, Jim Raths, Robbie Samuels, 78 Keith Branum Rick Watkins Gilbert Majerus • «Ei T r Jim Curlee LOSSES Huntly Project 0-21 Red Lodge 0-6 Jim Pfister, David Charlton, John Larson, Jack Buz Harris, Bill Funk, John Kovarik, Gil Majerus, Tim Dunn, Rick Watkins, Algie Knutson, Con- 4: Richard Feiock, John Pfister, Jim Curlee, Joey Vicars, Keith Branum. 79 Lodge Grass 6-13 B-SQUAD FOOTBALL TOP ROW: R. Anderson, S. Machler, T. Knight, F. Wacker, J. Jens, R. Bellew, K. Leske, P. Stevenson, Mr. Moorman, Assistant Coach. MIDDLE ROW: L. Bellew, D. Pfister, B. Graves, J. Schaff, R. Sherpe, D. Vidic, D. Johnson. FRONT ROW: T. Hagstrom, M. Hledik, M. Picchioni, E. Rife, R. Lee, J. Gilbert, J. Robertson, J. Gilbert. 80 B-SQUAD BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Mr. Hilts, Coach, P. Stevenson, K. Leske, S. Metcalfe, A. Knutson, J. Jens, T. Knight, D. Ritter iodt, Manager. BOTTOM ROW: L. Bellew, D. Pfister, J. Robertson, S. Gilbert, M. Hledik, B. Graves. 81 WINS Absarokee Columbus Big Timber Red Lodge Forsyth Harlo Lodge Grass Red Lodge Big Timber Harlo Columbus Huntley Project Forsyth Brian Fogerty Tim Dunn John Larson Standing: Jim Pfister, Conrad Robertson, Fawcett, Ken Golob, Brian Fogerty, Kneeling: John Larson, Scot Seitz, Jim Robbie Samuels. Dave Brewer Conrad Robertson Laury Sealey Ken Golob LOSSES Lodge Grass 43-44 Huntley Project 59-86 Absarokee 50-52 Laury Sealey, Tim Dunn, Jerry Richard Feiock, Coach Willis; Jens, Ben Graves, Jo Vicars, 83 “TRACK ’67” Roundup's Track Team; Front row: Ken Lekse, Tom Hazelton, Dale Ritteriodt, Keith Branum, Scot Sietz; Back row: Richard Feiock, Tim Dunn, Conrad Robertson, Brian Fogerty, Mike Waltz. 84 85 86 To sleep, perchance to dream Rmundu b S chcnyL Cl tSS OF REPfcSEJdWNE ttPttSOnATIV! PRES106NT VICE PttSlODfT SECWREAS es c i p n sk J «� £ ■ • JU - y 3, ; Sn.oer DxA fifths 0+ A j rw Imm firn fafKfUt Hty H. A4tr Jtny figmtftt fifth p es f ft f f% p ik d WftA i A .if Sfffhf i M ww � «o • £ • MS Chttkm ShK Jch„ A tr.i OmH tmbfm A 4Ur¥ fit , L Cim A £L' AU A f trty Mt,CU� MtrthfCrbtm Ahtrfi tM «y .5 rfiMw • 4« rfTrtf,tt Kt. P-fAr Sntf drthm SW G. Urt lybfit—r M A. Ttc ttr A Ak s«,, tVW £� • - K. y ii« , dM S «x7 r Poi+'i .Tpuo r SAvfn iw V i. 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