Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1973 volume:

seniors .................. 13 juniors .................. 21 sophomores ............... 25 freshmen ................. 29 faculty.....................7 sports ................... 61 clubs..................... 33 activities ............... 47 Cover Poem: People by Saija Osis from TYPOG, Volume 1, Number 1, Winter 1971. Copyright 1971 by Scott, Foresman and Company. Reprinted by permission of the publisher. lowest, greenest bummer? x A y v This section of RH and We '73 was pro- duced to show the many faces of R.H.S. Our photographer wasn t able to capture every cute, funny, or memorable pose or moment, but that task would be almost impossible. Follow us as we take you through the sights, sounds, and events of the 1972- 1973 school year at Roundup High School. We may have missed some of your favorite times and places, but we re sure that they will linger in your memory. Come along with us—hope you enjoy the review! J. Jay Erdie, Principal. ABOVE: Mrs. Lillian Heinle, Robert Krogh, Superintendent. Secretary. BELOW: Mrs. Sylvia Pruitt, Clerk. FACULTY our chairman, laurence sealey, is president of the montana school board association and is a direc- tor of the montana high school association! FROM LEFT, our board of directors are Roy W. McCaffree, Mick Johnson, Jim Curlee, Laurence Sealey- chairman, Bill McNeill, and Walter Marking. a guaranteed recipe for a “well-rounded” school: take a variety of vocational courses, Did someone eat your sunflower seeds, Mr. Wulf? Is something burning AGAIN, Mrs. Vranish? Mr. Sept, do we HAVE to turn the stereo down again? Did you notice the ink on the floor in Room 10, Mrs. Picchioni? Ind. Arts II, III, and IV and driver ed. are instructed by Jeff Wulf. Mrs. Marianne Picchioni teaches shorthand, typing and office practice. Home ec. classes are taught by Mrs. Louise Vranish. Jack Sept teaches soc. studies and art. Driver ed. , Ind. Arts, arts and crafts and mechanical drawing are taught by Lynn Karr. Think you can put it back together, Mr. Karr? 8 For tomorrow, read pages 82-114. Is that MORE Chaucer, Mr. Svaren? C mon Miss Nelson, are the grades THAT bad? Care to tell US the joke, Miss What's so interesting, Mr. Stimac? Peterson? Certainly not your book! Mrs. Marjorie Metcalfe instructs English III and journalism. Wayne Svaren teaches English IV, speech debate and drama. Miss Lucile Nelson teaches gr. 8 English and gr. 7 reading. Miss Renee Peterson instructs English II and Spanish I and II. Dan Stimac teaches English I, gr. 7 English and health. 9 using music and drivers, blend in an aid with guidance and custodial care, Why don't WE want YOU to sing with us, Mr. Hughes? Who ya giving the eye, Mr. Desjarlais? Our band director, Gene Desjarlais, teaches bookkeeping and instrumental music. Jerry Hughes is in charge of choral music for junior high and high school. He also directs the elementary band. No school would be complete without a guidance counselor, who in our school is Wayne Adams. Another class change, Mr. Adams? Mrs. Hughes was our girl Friday performing a variety of tasks as a teacher's aide. We extend our thanks to the bus drivers who did an efficient job of getting students to school. For Mr. Carlson, we say an extra special thank you and we will miss him when he retires this year. You don't sing with him either, Mrs. Hughes? FROM LEFT, our able transporters are Jim Ross, Clarence Perkins, Walter Newton, Loren Rech, and 0 Bob Lind. NOT PICTURED are Del Cross and Louie Vedic. FROM LEFT, the custodians who have cleaned up after us and kept the mechanical parts of school running smoothly; are Charles Carlson, Bob Paulus, and Clarence Charlton. combine thoroughly with math and science. And you still can't find your acetophenone phenylhydrazone, Mr. McCann? Is WHAT worth taking into consid- eration, Mr. Baker? Gary Kautzman teaches general science and grade 7 math. Steve McKann instructs biology I and II and chemistry. Math I and II are taught by Gary Ray. Mrs. Margaret Lind teaches algebra I and II and trig. Junior high science is directed by Kim Baker. 1 1 stir in history, physical education, special education- add a dash of library! Our librarian, Josephine Miklich, keeps the library organized, while our world geography, world history, 8th grade social studies, and gymnastics are all ably taught by Ray Haffey. Michelle Middlesworth is in charge of girls P. E. and athletics as well as being the swimming instructor. Our sociology, P.A.D., and 8th grade math teacher is Bruce Frank. An im- portant department, special education, is directed by Ramona Mackey. A boys P. E. teacher, Larry Van Atta also instructs American History. Are you sure page 76 was there before, Miss Miklich? Why can t I get out of study hall and go play basket- Seriously now, Mr. Haffey, whose gym tights are these? ball, Miss Middlesworth? Mr. Frank, who took your FRANK FOR MAYOR campaign button? You don t say, Mrs. Mackey, still only TWO gerbils? Hey, Coach Van Atta! Are YOU getting the job done? SENIORS Waiting for their release are the Senior Class Officers. FROM LEFT are Patty Griffith and Rick O'Brien, reps.; Doug Vescovi, vice-pres.; Tom Ask, pres. ; and Rozy Schaff, sec. (NOT PICTURED: Terry Watkins, treas.) Beth Brewer Steve Blazina are we through? Jeri Bartow' Mike Brown Albert Carlson Debbie Celata Duane Carter Jan Davis Martin Dickerson Edith Hougardy of the beginning Paul Johnson Wayne Kombol Rick 0 Brien Troy Palmer Antonette Preshern Greg Raths Susan Raths Saralynn Robbins Donna Rice Elaine Robertson Jim Rodeghiero Susan Roen Chuck Romick Ronna Romick Patty Smith Rozy Schaff Jim Turner shall never be Susan VanDyke Cheri Snider Doug Vescovi Larry Vicars Ken Vranish Terry Watkins Matt Winkler To Jeff Holiday, one of our most courageous classmates, we dedicate this page. In June of 1970 our classmate and class president, Jeff Holliday, was hurt after being thrown from a horse while working cattle. He lay for three months, unconscious, in a Billings hospital. Then, he was moved to the Roundup hospital where his friends were able to visit more frequently and assist in his therapy. Later, Jeff went to a therapy center in Portland, Oregon. After his stay there, he returned home for further therapy and treatment from family and friends while waiting to be admitted to the Walter's School in New Orleans, Louisianna. Presently, Jeff is still attending the Walter's School. Posing for formal picture (Dec. 72) 20 JUNIORS Settling in , the juniors prepare for a busy 3rd year in their high school career. FROM LEFT, FRONT: Judy Goffena, v-pres. j Jim Ondracek, rep.; Sheri Adolph, treas. FROM LEFT, BACK: Robby Robbins, Pat Tully, pres.; Lindy Burns, Sec. Keith Carpenter Mark Bublich Lee Ann Cross Lindy Burns Bill Dixon Mary Ellen Devine Jim Harper Cindy Hanley Pam Heinle Karen Hannum Larry Johnson Scott Howard Linda Johnson Susan Kombol Mona McCaffrcc Richard Reaves Steve Sanner Marty Jo Turley Dan Kelly Debbie Kowalczyk Pat Murphy Mary Sine Brad Voisc Cindy Kenda Gary Lear Jim Ondracck Doug Rcighard David Smith Tina Clements Lori Kilby Mary Perkins Robby Robbins Chery l Shanholtzcr Kim Kombol Tom Liggett Danny Ray Becky Rogers Pat fully Melody Anderson Ready to take over the office are the Sophomore Class Officers. FROM LEFT are Peggy Anderson, sec.; Pat Perrella, pres, j Dan Brewer, vice-pres.; Susan Adolph, treas.; and Rozell Pfister, rep. Colleen Carpenter Dan Colley becoming more familiar Vickie Bclkw Bruce Carnlinc Roy Bcllew Dan Brewer Peggy Anderson Pat Devine 26 Cindy Guidry Patty Hadley Patty fclich Lynn Hague Steve Newsom Karen Paslay Mary McConnel Pat Perrella Steve Halvorson AA they challenge; Kreg Oveson Chuck Kelly Richard Kemper '3 Scott Holmes Farren Kenda Mike Jones Tim Key Denise McCeary Warren Lear Charlene McCleary Roger Holliday Debra Harper Sheri O'Brien Rozell Pfister Albert Picchioni Allan Pratt 27 Sherry Steffans Fred Winkler Richard Waltz Ida Brendel Paula Tull Laurie VanDyke FRESHMEN Leaving the good old days behind are the Freshman Class Officers. FROM LEFT are Yvonne Marking, pres, j Dan O'Brian, rep. ; Lynn Wall, sec. ; Bryan Adolph, vice- pres. j and Dana Bebhardt, treas. Bryan Adolph Kay Beadle Susan Brumfield Keith Carter Debra Carter 30 David Fanyak Milton Cordingly Dana Gebhardt David Devine Scott Carter Kim Ferguson Ronnie Gilreath Carla Ellison Doug Goffena George Goffcna Barbara Harper Mari Holland Max Jensen Marla i ind Dean k ingham Yvonne Marking Laurie Krogh Pam Hum Kathx Majerus fcrnic McCaffrce Steven Jones Marlene Laces Monica Mikkelson Mike Murphy Tony Perkins Jake Raths Tom Upchurch Kay VanDyke Lynn Wall Frances Widitz Ken Ream Tami Rogerson Wanda Sercel David Smith Paul Stieg Rose Terry Kathy Timberman David Turley Patty Yount -------- I- F F F F F I----------------1 Members of Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high school journalists (BACK, from LEFT) include: Cheryl Giesler, Joann Adolph, Frances Fink, Donna Rice, Sheri Adolph and spon- sor, Mrs. Metcalfe. SEATED from LEFT are: Mary Sine, Edith Hougardy and Linda Johnson. Here four delegates to the MIEA convention in Missoula stop for water on the return trip. From LEFT are: Sheri Adolph, Cheryl Giesler, Joann Adolph and Edith Hougardy. these people didn’t write off the job of producing the school newspaper Budding journalist read copy, headline, and examine papers, while other PANTHER PARADE staff members flash cheese smiles. SEATED IN FRONT from LEFT are: Cheri Snider, Exchange Editor; Frances Fink, Tri-Editor; Wayne Kombol, Joann Adolph, Tri-Editor; Bev Dickerson, Circulation Editor. BACK ROW from LEFT include: Mrs. Metcalfe, sponsor; Susan Kombol, Susan Raths, Patty Elich, Viola Light, Donna Rice, Headline Editor; Mary Sine, Art Editor; Judy Goffena, Mark Spranger, Photographer; Mike Brown, Sports Editor; Troy Palmer, Cheryl Giesler, Linda Johnson, News Editor; Edith Hougardy, Tri-Editor; Cheryl Shanholtzer, Dana Gebhardt, and Jeri Bartow. 34 Sharing a laugh before the hard work begins are student council members: (FRONT SEATED, from LEFT) Pat Perella, Dan O'Brian, Tom Ask, VP Rick O'Brien, (BACK, from LEFT) Sec-Tre as. Pat Tully, Robby Robbins, Rozell Pfister, Patty Griffith and Yvonne Marking. STANDING is SBP Curt Egge. student council and honor society lead off in student government and scholarship All right, Curt Egge, what's the DEVILISH smile for? Frances Fink, the copy can't be THAT bad, can it? Cheryl Giesler, is there a worm in that book? C'mon Jan Davis, Mozart used both hands. Can't you? Doug Vescovi, you haven't been making mud pies again, HAVE YOU? Elaine Robertson, who lit YOUR fire? 4 35 Looking over some problems of annual work (and over-looking others), the members are from LEFT: Cheryl Giesler, editor; Joann Adolph; LeeAnn Cross; Cindy Hanley and Mrs. Margaret Lind, sponsor. SEATED is Robbie Robbins. NOT PICTURED are other members Lindy Bums, Pam Heinle, Marty Turley and Sheri Adolph. this staff works hard preparing an “annual” event. 36 students don’t always shelve the idea of belonging to librarians. while others join math-science club to have a pi-break. Math-science club members enjoyed an active year. Their activities included a field trip to the Laurel Oil Refinery, clean-up at the fairgrounds and a barbecue. BOTTOM SEATED from LEFT are sponsors Mr. Kim Baker and Mr. Steve McCann, and Viola Light, secre- tary. SECOND ROW, from LEFT: Mari Hoiland; Patty Smith; Patty Griffith, president; Cheryl Giesler; and Marty Turley. THIRD ROW: Susan Kombol and Dana Gebhardt. FOURTH ROW: Pan Heinle. FIFTH ROW: Troy Palmer, Paulette Snortland, Ken Vranish, Wayne Kombol and Mike Greener. Librarians endured another year of aiding dumb- founded students, straightening shelves and collecting fines. Breaking tradition, they handed the coat-and- hat check over to the Majorettes and Twirlers. They enjoyed dinner at Green Acres and an award on May Day. FRONT SEATED: Miss Josephine Miklich, spon- sor; Cindy Kenda, vice - pres.; Lynn Barthule, historian. SECOND ROW, from LEFT: Mary McConnell and Cheryl Giesler. THIRD ROW, from LEFT: Cheri Snider and Gloria Brown. FOURTH ROW, from LEFT: Susan Roen, secretary; and Linda Johnson, president. 37 Usually a very industrious group, the shop club consists of: FRONT ROW from LEFT, Mr. Lynn Karr, Chuck Kelly, Monte Gebhardt, Rex Brown, Rick Adolph. ROW TWO: Scott Dickerson, Doug Vescovi, Steve Pfister, Bill Hanley, Martin Dickerson, Greg Raths. ROW THREE: Mr. Jeff Wulf shop club provides many a needed fix for junkers. 38 To raise money, the shop club made garbage cans racks. From LEFT. BOTTOM: Mr. Jack Sept, Keith Carpenter. MIDDLE: Alan Alt, Martin Dickerson, Larry Johnson, Cathy Rand, Rozell Pfister, Sherry Steffans, Steve Pfister, Rick O'Brien, Doug Vescovi. TOP: Paul Johnson, pres., Pat Tully, sec., Rick Adolph, vp. riding it out rodeo club members build rodeo skills Demonstrating their various talents in dramatic arts, the Drama Club consists of from LEFT, FRONT: Gloria Brown, Jim Ondracek, Vicki Bellew, Troy Palmer, Susie Raths, Elaine Robertson, Dan Kelly and Judy Goffena. BACK ROW: Lynn Wise; director Wayne Svaren; Ken Vranish; Colleen Carpenter; David Davis; Terri Brendel; Patty Elich; Jan Davis, Pres.; LeeAnn Cross; Curt Egge; Linda Bums; Beth Brewer; Larry Vicars; Sheri Adolph, Vice-Pres.; Robin Robbins; Milton Cordingly; Mike Greener; Susan Kombol; Cindy Hanley; Mary Sine. NOT PIC- TURED are Melody Anderson and Ronna Romick, Sec. -Treas. drama club people are always acting up. 40 to carry on or not to carry on is the question Mere pictures cannot recall all the treasured moments and hilar- ious situations of the past year in Drama Club. We had some great laughs at times such as when Davy almost broke Robby's back in their love scene or when the door knob fell off the door during an entrance, or at Kenny's fake German accent. The sad mo- ments always seemed to come after the final production when we realized this would be the last time we would ever put on THIS play or it was the seniors LAST play and this particular group of actresses and actors would never put on a play together again. 41 Seated in a V for victory, the Pep Club members are: ROW 1 from LEFT--Jan Davis, President; Miss Michele Middlesworth, sponsor; Joann Adolph, Sec.-Treas. ROW 2--Patty Smith, Karen Paslay, Tina Smith, Lori Kilby, Marty Turley, Pam Heinle. ROW 3--Paulette Snortland, Rose Heine, Lorna Smith, Nancy Schaff, Ronna Romick, Deb Egge, Kim Kombol, Judy Goffena. ROW 4--Lynn Wall, Mari Hoiland, Yvonne Marking, Cindy Robertson, Lindy Burns, Karen Hagstrom, Susie Raths, Saralynn Robbins. ROW 5--Cathy Ellison, Lana Nelson, Colleen Carpenter, Mary Devine, Cindy Hanley, Rose Gecho. ROW 6--Diane Ratkovich, Tami Rogerson, Rose Terry, Peggy Anderson, Karen Hannum, Sheri Adolph, Mary Sine, Darlene Preshem. ROW 7--Debbie Harper, Laurie Krogh, Barb Harper, Susan Adolph, Beth Brewer, Viola Light, Toni Preshem, Frances Fink. ROW 8--Lynn Hague, Mary Sherpe, Cindy Guidry, Lynn Barthule, Cindy Kenda, Mary Perkins. ROW 9--Natalie Sprague, Marla Lind, Marlene Lacey, Lee Ann Cross, Robin Robbins, Vicki Bellew. Vice-pres. Elaine Robertson, NOT PICTURED. this story could be “earn a letter” by u. r. peppy. Still behind their coach, the Lettermen's club members are: ROW 1 from LEFT--Mr. Larry VanAtta and Mr. Gary Ray, sponsors. ROW 2--Steve Blazina, Curt Egge, Tom Ask, Craig Oveson, Albert Picchioni, Richard Kemper, Bill Hanley, Lynn Wise, Ken Vranish, Mike Greener. ROW 3--Curt Jensen, Pres.; Roger Gilreath; Farren Kenda; Brad Voise; Alan Alt; Scott Dickerson; Rod Mikkelson; Rick Ask; Gary Lear; Mike Sherpe. ROW 4--Roger Holliday; Leroy Alt; Martin Dickerson, Sergeant of Arms; Steve Pfister; Chuck Romick; Dan Kelly, Bill Dixon; Tom Liggett, Mark Bublich, Pat Perrella. ROW 5--Mitch Rech; Pat Devine; Alan Pratt; Jim Rodeghiero; Rick O'Brien; Greg Raths; Doug Vescovi, Vice-Pres.; Steve Sanner; Pat Murphy, Sec. Frank Donnes; Dan Cooley and Jim Harper. g.a.a. does that stand for girls all around? Edith Hougardy and a Red Lodge member jumping at a game between the Pantherettes and the Redskins. Forming a G are the members of the GAA. They are, ROW 1 from LEFT--Maebeth Hague, Vice-Pres.; Toni Preshem, Pres.; Edith Hougardy, Sec.; and Miss Michele Middlesworth, sponsor. ROW 2--Sherry Steffans, Cecelia Voise, Mary Perkins. ROW 3--Rose Terry, Darlene Preshem, Yvonne Marking, Marla Lind, Dana Gebhardt. ROW 4--Rozy Schaff, Lynn Wall, Bev Dickerson, Viola Light, Donna Rice. ROW 5--Nancy Schaff, Barb Harper. ROW 6--Eileen Hougardy, Cindy Guidry, Jeri Bartow, Rozell Pfister, Patty Smith and Mary Sherpe. GAA is an organization named Girls Athletic Association. 43 Majorettes is an elite group of twelve of the best twirlers. They are as follows: LEFT ROW, FRONT; Head Majorette Elaine Robertson, Robby Robbins, Lindy Bums, Pam Heinle, Peggy Anderson, Marty Jo Turley. RIGHT ROW; Co-Majorette Susan Raths, Beth Brewer, Cindy Robertson, Cindy Hanley, Sheri Adolph. (NOT PICTURED is Ronna Romick.) showing good form, majorettes and twirlers perform many routines Stepping out in style are the Twirlers. They in- clude: BACK ROW, LEFT: Lori Kilby, Pam Heinle, Viola Light, Bev Dickerson, Sheri Adolph, Marty Jo Turley, Rosemarie Gecho, Cindy Hanley, Peggy Anderson, Laurie Krogh, Beth Brewer, Cindy Robertson. FRONT ROW; Mary Perkins, Cheri Snider, Lindy Bums, Robby Robbins, Co-Majorette Susan Raths, Mari Holland, Lee Ann Cross, Lynn Hague, Maebeth Hague. In the CENTER is Head Majorette Elaine Robertson. (NOT PIC- TURED are Ronna Romick and Mary Devine.) 44 Singing Mr. Bojangles, the Girl's Chorus includes from LEFT, BACK ROW; Rose Heine, Frances Widitz, Mary McConnel, Ruhan Howard, Frances Fink, Teresa Bell, Jan Davis. THIRD ROW: Karen Bennett, Laura Gildroy, Karen Paslay, Rozy Schaff, Judy Black, Gloria Brown. SECOND ROW: Robby Robbins, Lindy Bums, Kim Ferguson, Monica Mikkelson, Pat Tully. FIRST ROW: Wanda Sercel, Becky Rogers, Patty Smith, Mary Sine, and Director Mr. Gerald Hughes. (NOT PICTURED are Cindy Taylor, Melody Anderson, Lee Ann Cross, Mary Devine.) chorus and choralaires harmonize to air a variety of songs. Gathered around the piano are the Choralaires pre- paring to sing. They are BACK ROW, LEFT Alan Alt, Rick Mikkelson, Mike Greener, Rose Heine, Jan Davis, Laura Gildroy, Mary Sine, Robby Robbins, and Karen Bennett. FRONT ROW are Gloria Brown, Lindy Bums, Maebeth Hague, Becky Rogers. 45 Members of the RHS band are from LEFT, FIRST ROW: Ronna Romick, Sheri Adolph, Mary Sine, Rozell Pfister, Sherry Steffans, Mary Sherpe, Eddie Raths, Rene Stieg, Charlene McCleary, Brenda Egge, Diane Amdor, Carolyn Ask, Laurie Krogh, Susan Kombol. SECOND ROW: Natalie Sprague, Colleen Carpenter, Yvonne Marking, Paulette Snortland, Cindy Guidry, Dana Gebhardt, Kathy Majerus, Ernie Reaves, Rod Halvorson, Jon Greener, Doug Newton, Malinda Picchioni, Eileen Hougardy, Mary Perkins, Sylvia Sercel, Gary Lear. THIRD ROW: Jane Liggett, Louise Kombol, Danell McCleary, Regina Upchurch, Laurie Pfister, Beth Hartman, Doreen McCleary, Brenda Ratkovich, Carla Sercel, Sharon Mikkelson, Tamie Rogerson, Andy Holmes, Don Newton, Marla Lind, Paul Stieg, Steve Halvorson, Mari Hoiland, Debbie Kowalcyk, Beth Brewer, Elaine Robertson, Harlen Krogh, Mike Jones, Troy Palmer, Rick Mikkelson. FOURTH ROW: Pat Perella, Wayne Kombol, Paul Holland, Steve VanDyke, Anthony Perella, Doug Reighard, Mr. Eugene Desjarlais. Many hours of extra practice and playing are duties of Pep Band. They include from LEFT, FIRST ROW: Pat Perella, Paul Hoiland. SECOND ROW: Susan Kombol, Laurie Krogh, Carolyn Ask, Diane Amdor, Sylvia Sercel, Eileen Hougardy, Madalena Picchioni, Doug Newton, Jon Greener, Kathy Timberman, Mari Hoiland, Deb Kowalcyk, Elaine Robertson. THIRD ROW: Sheri Adolph, Mary Sine, Rozell Pfister, Sherry Steffans, Mary Sherpe, Ernie Reaves, Rene Stieg, Yvonne Marking, Tamie Rogerson, Marla Lind, Steve Halvorson. FOURTH ROW: Rick Mikkelson, Harlen Krogh, Troy Palmer, Anthony Perella, Steve VanDyke. 46 BACK ROW from LEFT... Ass't coach Larry Van Atta, Larry Vicars, Greg Raths, Curt Egge, Lynn Wise, Tom Ask, Bill Hanely, Martin Dickerson, Doug Vescovi, Mike Greener, Curt Jensen, Chuck Romick, Alan Alt, Steve Pfister, Coach Gary Ray. MIDDLE ROW. . . Manager Kenny Vranish, Tom Liggett, Mark Bublich, Steve Black, Brad Voice, Rex Brown, Leroy Alt, Scott Dickerson, Richard Kemper, Bill Dixon, Pat Murphy, Frank Donnes, Dan Kelly, Jim Harper. FRONT ROW... Roger Holiday, Allan Reiock, Steve Halvorsen, Pat Devine, Farren Kenda, Mitch Reck, Pat Perrella, Albert Picchoini, Row Bellew, Kreg Oveson, Allen Pratt, Scott Holmes, Mike Sherpe. football, one of rhs’ major pass times er—pastimes, started the school year VARSITY 1972-73 FOOTBALL STATS Roundup 22........Townsend Roundup 2........Lodge Grass 0 (Montana Playoff) 20. Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup (Games marked with an asterisk are home games) PH; I ST 6 Harlo is - • jk 42. Absarokee MtJ 6. . . . . Columbus I 1 IT- � 12 12 Big Timber 8 8 Huntley 38 48 Roundup Roundup 8. . . . Huntley Project 38 Roundup 0. . . . Lewistown 38 Roundup (Games marked with an asterisk are home games.) 12. . . . Huntley Project 20 0. . . . Huntley Project 22 BACK ROW (FROM LEFT)... Ass't Coach Stimac, Jake Raths, Mike Murphy, Dan O'Brian, Fred Bums, Bryan Adolph, Roy Bellew, Albert Picchoini, Allan Pratt, Rodney Brown, Richard Kemper, Leroy Alt, Scott Dickerson. MIDDLE ROW (FROM LEFT).. .Coach Frank, Pat Devine, Max Jensen, Alan Alt, David Turley, Mitch Rech, Pat Perrella, Tom Upchurch, Paul Stieg, Leslie Bayers, Henry Hagstrom. FRONT ROW (FROM LEFT)... Manager Bill Buckey, Roger Holliday, David Fanyak, Allan Feiock, Steve Halvorson, Farren Kenda, Pat Schroeder, Kreg Oveson, Scott Holmes, Mike Sherpe, Jeff Raths, Rod Halvorson. 49 AN EXCITING PART OF A CAME IS WHEN THE TEAM KNOCKS OFF . . . WHAT? WELL, OK- KICKS OFF. Co-captains: Curt Jensen and Doug Vescovi. LEFT: Coach Frank, Coach VanAtta, Manager: Ken Vranish and John Ray. Coach Stimac, and KNEELING Head Coach Ray. Senior football players: BACK ROW (L TO R) Mike Greener, Lynn Wise, Tom Ask, Doug Vescovi, Bill Hanley, Martin Dickerson. FRONT ROW (L TO R) Larry Vicars, Curt Egge, Greg Raths, Chuck Romick, Steve Pfister, Allan Alt, Curt Jensen. 50 Hustling Halfbacks, from LEFT, TOP: Roger Holliday, Alan Feiock. MIDDLE: Scott Holmes, Albert Picchioni, Mike Sherpe. BOTTOM; Frank Donnes, Curt Jensen, Chuck Romick, Jim Harper. Fun-loving Fullbacks, from LEFT: Farren Kenda, Roy Bellew, Larry Vicars, Pat Murphy, Rex Brown. panthers motto: nothing ventured, nothing sprained—gained Tuff Tackles, from LEFT: Richard Kemper, Scott Dickerson, Allan Pratt, Martin Dickerson, Doug Vescovi, Fred Bums, Scott Holmes. Grumpy Guards, from LEFT: Steve Halvorson, Mitch Rech, Bill Dixon, Bill Hanley, Mike Greener, Greg Raths, Allan Alt, Dan Kelly. Living Ends, from LEFT: Mark Bublich, Pat Devine, Leroy Alt, Lynn Wise, Tom Ask, Steve Black. Civil Centers and Quick Quarter- backs, from LEFT; BACK: Tom Liggett, Curt Egge, Kreg Oveson. FRONT: Pat Perrella, Steve Pfister, Bill Dixon. 51 The 1972-73 Roundup Panthere are from LEFT TO RIGHT; BACK ROW: Rick Ask, Tom Ask, Bill Hanley, Steve S anner, Curt Jensen, Rod Mikkelson, and Ken Vranish, manager. FRONT ROW: Steve Blazina, Gary Lear, Dan Cooley, Frank Donnes, Jim Harper, and Tom Liggett. Roundup 48 Lewistown 55 Roundup 57 Lodgegrass 65 Roundup 60 Columbus 75 Roundup 52 Absarokee 67 Roundup 62 Red Lodge 60 Roundup 56 Lodge Grass 45 Roundup 54 Big Timber 74 Roundup 76 Boulder 57 Roundup 67 Townsend 65 Roundup 63 Whitehall 60 Roundup 56 Harlo 53 Roundup 55 Huntly Project 68 Roundup 56 Columbus 71 Roundup 67 Absarokee 60 Roundup 57 Red Lodge 70 Roundup 69 Lodge Grass 71 Roundup 72 Big Timber 80 Roundup 50 Harlo 66 Roundup 69 Huntly Project 70 Roundup 49 Belgrade 51 Roundup 77 Huntly Project 70 Roundup 56 Lodge Grass 47 Roundup 53 Columbus 70 Roundup 57 Boulder 60 Roundup 66 Harlo 68 ♦Denotes home game Denotes District Tourney Denotes Divisional Tourney BASKETBALL ATTRACTS THOSE GRUESOME .. .YOU KNOW THOSE TALLER BOYS. This year was a very good one for basketball at Roundup High School. Many exciting games were played and many were won. We did have our share of losses, but everyone can't be winners all the time. It doesn't matter whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game. This old saying had a lot of meaning this year. It DID matter whether the boys lost or won, it mattered to them and to all who supported them. However, winning or losing, the team never lost its high standard of sportsmanship. This is the most important thing in competitive sports and we can be proud when we say the Round- up Panthers possess good sportsman- ship! 52 Tom Ask has been a member of the Varsity team all of his four years at R. H. S. He plays center and was chosen this year for the 1972-73 All Conference Team. senior Bill Hanley has been a center for R. H. S. for two years. Previous to this he played J. V. basketball for two years. Bill is also active in both football and track. LONG FORMS RACED MORE OFTEN DOWN THE BASKET- BALL COURT THAN SHORT FORMS. Rod Mikkelson played forward for the Panthers this year. Surely no one will ever forget Rod's four second pass to Curt Jensen in the game against Huntly Project at District Tourney! Curt proceeded to sink the basket putting us into an overtime and a victory over the Devils. This victory led us into the Championship game with Columbus Cougars and the Panthers ended up in second place and the chance to go to the Divisional Tourney in Livingston. players. A forward at R. H. S. for three years, Steve Blazina has always given his all in basketball. No game was complete without Steve lunging for the ball and ending up against the wall. varsity Transferring from Chinook, Mon- tana, Curt Jensen started his bas- ketball career at R. H. S. in his freshman year. He has played on the Varsity team for four years and has also been active in foot- ball and track. 53 Junior Varsity, from LEFT, BACK ROW: Coach Gary Ray, Can Cooley, Mark Bublich, Leroy Alt, Mark Spranger, Dan Brewer, Manager Richard Kemper. FRONT ROW: Farren Kenda, Mike Sherpe, Roger Holliday, Pat Devine. The Junior Varsity had a season of 14 wins and 6 losses. perspiring-oh, we mean aspiring- athletes preparing for the big time. The Freshmen won 11 and lost 8 games this season. Freshmen, from LEFT, BACK ROW: Dan O'Brian, Max Jensen, Fred Burns, Brian Adolph, Rodney Brown, Scott Carter, David Smith. FRONT ROW: Mike Murphy, Henry Hagstrom, David Fanyak, Larry Cady, Manager Lyle Armstrong. The Freshman team is under the great coaching of Bruce Frank. 54 55 REFEREES VOICED FOUL LANGUAGE A LOT - SOME INTRAMURAL PLAYERS HEARD IT FOUR OR FIVE TIMES! Here we have Chuck Romick, one of the more daring members of the team. Jumping for the ball is Curt Egge during one of the regular intra- mural games. Shown here are only some of the members. From LEFT, BACK ROW: Keith Carter, Jim Turner, Paul Stieg, David Turley, Jake Raths. SECOND ROW: Lynn Wise, Doug Vescovi, Scott Dickerson, Jim Rodeghiero, Mike Brown. FRONT ROW: Doug Reighard, Steve Pfister, Chuck Kelly, and Ernie Reaves. (Statistics) Lakers, 17 Celtics 42 Bucks 18 Lakers 21 Lakers 25 Bucks 24 Knicks 20 Bucks 15 Lakers 35 Bucks 15 Lakers 20 Lakers 12 Celtics 19 Bucks 19 Lakers 22 Lakers 20 Bucks 23 Knicks 22 Bucks 22 Bucks 16 Bucks 20 Lakers 27 TOURNEY Lakers 23 Celtics 19 Championship Lakers 22 Bucks 21 Bucks Knicks Knicks Celtics Knicks Celtics Lakers Knicks Celtics Celtics Knicks Bucks Knicks Knicks Celtics Knicks Celtics Celtics Lakers Knicks Celtics Knicks Bucks Knicks Knicks Celtics 56 Pausing from practice that earned this group several victories are FROM LEFT, Coach Haffey, Yvonne Marking, Susie Hopkins, Cathy Rand, Carla Ellison, Lynn Barthule, Kay Beadle, Mari Hoiland, Miss Middlesworth. FLOOR: (L TO R) Kim Kombol, Judi Goffena, Lajuana Blackbird. Horsing around and beaming, gymnastics performs funtastic-er-fantastic feats. Roundup's boys gymnastics team is FROM LEFT: Ray Kelly, Lyle Armstrong, Jake Raths, Albert Carlson, Pat Schroeder, Steve Halverson, Warren Lear, Coach Haffey. 57 Steve Pfister showing his pole vaulting ability brought home a second place trophy from the state track meet and a first place standing from all other track meets. His highest jump was 12'10 breaking the school record. Among other track standouts was Martin Dickerson, 4th place shot put thrower in the state, who threw the shot put 53'8 and the discus 155' breaking both of those records in the school archives. A high jump man, Tom Liggett broke the record by jumping 5'10 '. The relay team, Steve Blazina, Curt Jensen, Dan Kelly, and Tom Liggett went to state but were unfortunately disqualified after dropping their baton. Ask any track member - His definition of ransomed is that you hurried part of the way! 1973 Boys' Track Team are FROM LEFT; BACK ROW: Ass't. Coach Gary Ray, David Smith, Richard Kemper, Leroy Alt, Scott Dickerson, Martin Dickerson, Steve Blazina, Curt Jensen, and Coach Larry Van Atta. MIDDLE ROW: Dan Cooley, Roger Gilreath, Tom Liggett, Dan Kelly, Steve Rfister, and Jake Raths. FRONT ROW: Paul Steig, Farren Kenda, Danny Holliday, and Max Jensen. If I can't run the 440 I won't run at all. And that's the truth! Blhh! It's working! Cut me some slack. 59 Members of the A squad girls' basketball team are FROM LEFT; BACK ROW: Manager Donna Rice, Lynn Wall, Nancy Schaff, Cely Voice, Bev Dickerson, Cindy Guidry, Eileen Hougardy, Sherry Steffans, Rozell Pfister, Manager Mary Perkins. KNEELING: Co-Captains Edith Hougardy, Coach Michelle Middlesworth, Co-Captain Rozy Schaff. Girls Basketball— A new attraction in Roundup sports. Co-Captains Edith Hougardy and Rozy Schaff along with their team members were part of a first for Roundup by joining in a girls' basketball conference. B Squad members: Manager Donna Rice, Cely Voice, Rose Terry, Cindy Guidry, Barb Harper, Charlene McCleary, Patto Smith, manager Mary Perkins. KNEELING: Ida Brendel, Eileen Hougardy, Dana Gebhardt, Diane Ratkovich, Nancy Schaff, Coach Miss Middlesworth. 60 Hardworking girls made up the track team Shooting? Girls' track team members taking a quick breather are FROM LEFT; BACK ROW: Laurie Krogh, Marty Jo Turley, Judi Goffena, Frances Widitz, and Coach Michele Middlesworth. FRONT: Dana Gebhardt, Mary Sherpe, Nancy Schaff, Sherri Steffans, and Barb Harper. Sheri making a layup. 61 The Boys' Golf Team consists of FROM LEFT: Mike Greener, Pat Devine, Rick Ask, Mitch Rech, Tom Ask, and Mark Spranger. The Girls' Golf Team is FROM LEFT: Kay Beadle, Lynn Wall and Patty Elich. A 50 foot putt sunk by Patti Elich and a team effort by these girls earned a 1st place trophy in the Billings Divisional which sent the team to state competition. Golfers were teed off-?-0h!-teed off the boxes many times this year. We've got to stop meeting like tills! Practice? First you put your two knees close up tight... 62 Ii Courtesy of Pep Club. Hey spirit” Stopping for a portrait, Varsity Cheerleaders are FROM LEFT: Beth Brewer, Linda Burns, Karen Hannum, and Ronna Romick. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are FROM LEFT: Cindy Robertson, Susan Adolph, Peggy Anderson, and Nancy Schaff. Miss Middlesworth is the cheer- leaders sponsor. She did a lot of hauling them around, settling arguments, and enforcing of training rules. Without her this year would have been total chaos. Building school spirit is a major cheerleader responsibility 64 Poor Freshmen! They didn't eat their Wheaties. Whitewashing green freshmen? I pledge allegiance to the Seniors.... Smile Freshmen! 65 h o m e c 0 m 1 n g Panthers on Defense earned a third for the Juniors, Seniors' float Blow their Bridges placed first during homecoming activities. Sophomores Breakfast of Champs rated second. Freshmen's Cage 'em Cats was ranked fourth. Candidate Susan VanDyke and Queen Elaine Robertson during the Homecoming salute. Candidates Cheryl Giesler and Patty Griffith. Homecoming dance featuring the Paranoid. 66 brains battle at bozeman Students that went to Bozeman to High School Week to observe the campus and to take scholarship tests included FROM LEFT: Steve Blazina, Elaine Robertson, Viola Light, Sheri Adolph, Frances Fink, and Susan Kombol. Courtesy of Pep Club. A harbor, even if it is a little harbor, is a good thing, since adventures come into it as well as go out, and the life in it grows strong, because it takes something from the world and has something to give in return. Sarah Orne Jewett 67 Female president Pat Tully presides over the 1973-74 school year. Her other opponents were Tom Liggett, Laura Gildroy, and Jim Ondrachek. 68 70 71 Jr.-Sr. Prom Banquet Tom Ask, senior class president, welcomes students and faculty and other invited guests to the 1973 Jr, - Sr, Prom Banquet, To his left is Jack Pratt, the guest speaker, and his wife Paulette. How about seconds? Entertainment for the evening was provided by two R.H.S. alumni, Montey Sealey and Gene VanDyke, They sang several of their own arrangements which were enjoyed by all. Pouring punch and running around were the general duties of the punch boys and girls at Prom. These MUNCHKINS from the Land of Oz, better known as punchkins , are FROM LEFT: Cindy Taylor, Rod Halvor- son, Cathy Timber- man, Henry Hag- strom, Lana Nelson, and Milton Cordingly. Crackling Rosie Danny's Song Crocrodile Rock The Look of Love “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” Do you see that cute chick over there in the pink formal with the.. • The 1973 Jr. - Sr. Prom Somewhere Over the Rainbow begins with all the couples joining in the Grand March. Our adventure into the Land of Oz was made very special by the quaint little bridge, the huge, colorful mushrooms, as well as the genuine Munchkin house. Music was provided by Paranoid, with a little help from their friend, Wayne Kombol on the drums. At ten-thirty Junior Class President, Pat Tully crowned Lindy Burns as queen and Rick Ask as king. The stroke of midnight brought our fantasy to an end, but the memories of this wonderful night will always linger in our minds. Queen Lindy and King Rick in their royalty dance. Lindy is crowned and presented her roses by Pat Tully and Sheri Adolph. Prom chaperones seem to be enjoying themselves too. Perhaps remembering dances of their own? Rick grins as Pat crowns him King of the 1973 Jr. - Sr. Prom. 73 To the victor go the spoils Twelve senior girls were the Maypole dancers for May Day '73. These girls did a fine job to the tune of Fascination. To the sounds of the Grassroots, the R.H.S. Twirlers entertained with a twirling routine and finished with a salute to the May Queen. Here is Jan Davis accepting one of the many awards she received during the evening. Shown here is Steve Blazina ac- cepting the Louisiana Pacific Scholarship from Don Bird, their local manager. W alking off the floor with his trophies is Tom Ask. Tom was named most valuable player in both basketball and golf. 74 Jan and Radar - Panther Spirit! Spirit week- preluding a weekend of successful basketball Senior Poster Absorbing school spirit? Junior Poster Yells, slogans, and contests helped spark confidence needed for the '72-73 basketball tour- nament. By saying Panther Power at the right time Cindy Robertson won the slogan con- test. Jan Davis and Radar Bellew captured the title of Mr. and Mrs. School Spirit. Patti Smith and Radar Bellew won loudest yell contests. The Freshman class won the bedsheet poster with Expecting Victories . This whole school spirit this year could not have been possible without the great lead- ership of Jan Davis. Freshmen Poster 75 Sophomore Poster Hooray— we’re finally done! FROM LEFT, officiating mem- bers were Pat Tully, Tom Ask, Mike Greener, Father Dwyer, Larry Vicars, Edith Hougardy and Curt Egge. Tom Ask representing the Seniors passes the light to Pat Tully, Junior class president. The Class of 1973 sat together May 22, 1973 for the last time with each other with each stu- dent arrayed in caps and gowns. These graduates look back on their past and all the wonderful things that have happened to the them and for what they are headed. They listened to Dr. Bruce Milne who spoke on Butterflies are Free . Valedic- torian was Jan Davis and Co- Salutatarians were Elaine Robertson and Francis Fink. Preparing for a final exit. 76 Jan Davis - Valedictorian Switching, Mike? Good by, and good luck, seniors! � � Switching too, Beth? Sure it's signed, Mike? Francis Fink and Elaine Robertson - Co-Salutatorians What now, Jim? 77 At last, Lynn? Bow-wow, Mike? Resorting to karate, Larry? White is beautiful--right, Coach? Dig those socks. m e m 0 r ■ 1 e s—on the move Look Ma, no skirt! Spectator reflections Sleeping beauty? Retiring people look forward to a new change For their many years of service, six members of the Roundup school system were honored at an informal get-together. Those retiring or re- signing were (ABOVE, FROM LEFT) Mrs. Verna Kiner, Mrs. Marjorie Metcalfe, A1 Pop Stoner, Charlie Carlson, Mrs. Eileen Stortz and Miss Lucile Nelson. 79 Here the honored guests take their last ride in the 'ole school bus of district No. 55. cheryl gieser People - -lots of people--are what made this annual a possibility. People who cared, people who worked id people who learned. I feel that the time everyone spent on these pages was time well spent. ■Time spent bringing back memories of the days past—good times and r sad times. Yes, annual work was an experience not to be forgotten. My special i • thanks go out to our sponsor, Mrs. Lind, and to Joann Adolph, who worked diligently by my side. I also wish to thank all the other wonder- xul stafl members for their help and ideas, all combined to create this annual for you. M I hope your memories were stirred as you looked through the annual as ours were when we produced it. Cheryl Ciesles, 1973 Editor 1� ,' ' J • • - « 5 4 V - .• ...� . t r--iM- — + 4- • -■ r r� ? 5 ac . ♦ • l v ; i . X