Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1974 volume:

1 5 6 7 Those In Our Beautiful Balloon! 9 Seniors Sheri Lynn Adolph Richard Brearley Ask Steven Howard Black Melody Jane Anderson Lynn Marie Barthule Gloria Jo Brown Going up, up and away in the balloon of life are the 1973-74 senior class officers: from top left; Rick Ask, Judy Goffena, Jim Harper and Jim Ondracek. Bottom from left, Melody Anderson and Rosemarie Gecho. Teresa Lee Bell Karen Faith Bennett Rex Allan Brown Mark Anthony Bublich 10 Linda Jean Burns Denis Cherie Crawford Lee Ann Cross Debra Ann Egge Mary Ellen Devine Michie Lynn Ferguson William James Dixon Monte John Gebhart Frank Carlos Donnes Rosemarie Gecho Laura Estelle Gildroy n Paul Eugene Goffena Pamela Marie Heinle Karen Agnes Hagstrom Karen Gay Hannum Scott Avery Howard Larry David Johnson Judy Elizabeth Goffena Linda Kay Johnson 12 Susan Marguerite Kombol Debra Kay Kowalczyk Gary Craig Lear Thomas Lee Liggett Mona Noreen McCaffree Glen Patrick Murphy James Charles Ondracek Mary Ellen Perkins Daniel Wayne Ray 13 M Douglas James Reighard Robin Jeanne Robbins Rebecca Rae Rogers Steven Glenn Sanner Cheryl Lyn Shanholtzer Mary Catherine Sine Cynthia Ann Tull Patricia Adele Tully Marty Jo Turley Bradley Allen Voise Juniors Climbing into the balloon of life are the 1973-74 Junior Class Officers: From left, Cathy Rand, Nancy Giesler, Rozell Pfister, Mark Spranger, and Cindy Robertson. Susan Adolph Radar Bellew Dan Brewer Colleen Carpenter Dan Cooley Scott Dickerson 15 I saw a stream the other day, Oh! How its beauty I wish to pay, 0 And on and on it went not knowing What will come or what will happen. Roger Holliday Farren Kenda Denise McCleary Cindy Guidry Mike Jones Tim Key Mary McConnell Nancy Giesler Lynn Hague Chuck Kelly Warren Lear Renee Miller Allen Feiock Roger Gilreath Debbie Harper Richard Kemper Charlene McCleary Steve Newsom 16 Sheri O’Brien Kreg Oveson Pat Perella Barbara Perry Lori Peterson Rozell Pfister Albert Picchioni Darlene Preshern Mike Sherpe Natalie Sprague Sherry Steffans Allen Pratt Cathy Rand Ernie Reaves Mitch Rech Cindy Robertson Mark Spranger Paula Tull Jane Schuller Sylvia Sercel Mary Sherpe Cecilia Voise Richard Waltz Debbie Weigum Fred Winkler 17 Sophomores Rodney Brown Leslie Bayers I Bill Buckey Susan Brum field Peeking around the balloon of life are the 1973-74 Sophomore Class Officers: From left to right, Fred Burns, Lynn Wall, Kathy Timberman, and Jake Raths. Kay Judy Beadl Black Y- D arc el Burfield Debbie Carter David Devine Scott Carter Keith Carter 1 David Fanyakl Dana Gebhardt Larry Bouzang Larry Cady Milton Cordingly Kim Ferguson Ronnie Gilreath 18 George Nancy Henry Barbara Eva Rose Goffena Goffena Hagstrom Harper Harris Heine Steven Dean Laurie Marlene Marla Kathy Jones Kingham Krogh Lacey Lino Majerus Ernie Monica Mike Lana Don Dan McCaffree Mikkelson Murphy Nelson Newton O’Brian Mike Paslay Tony Perkins Julie Jake Peterson Raths Jeff Raths Diane Ratkovich 19 Sandra Widdicombe Frances Widitz Dorothy Popko Donald Parrott Patty Yount Bobby Thompson Carla Ellison 'MOTO Paul Stieg 20 Freshmen Reluctantly approaching the balloon of life are the 1973-74 freshmen class officers: From left, John Rae, Dan Holliday, Wayne Kelly, Kathleen Snort- land, and Karen Rand. Rita Marshall Diane Albercht Allen Amdor Henry Margaret Darla Bedford Bowman Brewer Wayne Debbie Frank Britt Bublich Burns Carolyn Ask Barbra Breeding - ■ Karla Carlson John Beadle Mary Ray Briggs Briggs Brian Cooley Anita Carpenter 21 Jeff Cross Cathy Ellison Pam Green Anette Hougardy Kenny Kirchhevel Brett Crostic Jim Ewen Richie Hagstrom Wes Howard Fred Kleysteuber Jean Anne Devine Janet Feiock Joyce Hague Rona Jorgenson Louise Kombol Pam Downey Byrne Gebhardt Clay Hartman Ray Kelly Jane Ligget Brenda Egge Laura Gilreath Dan Holliday Wayne Kelly Lynnette Machler Don Elleasson Cheryl Hine John Hopkins Debbie Kenda Denelle McCleary 22 Sharon Mikkelson John Rae Craig Rech Wade Sotalo Liz Vicars Michele Miller Julie Ramsey Jackie Rose Janet Swain Scott Voise Doug Newton Karen Rand Roshelle Satterthwait Bonnie Turley Cecil Weigum Theresa O'Brien Rosalyn Ray Paul Schuller Bret Turley Liz Fuller Anthony Perrella Tom Ray Robin Shanholtzer Larry VanDyke Jeff Parrot 1 if f Madalena Picchiohi Everet Reaves Kathleen Snortland Steve VanDyke John Fleischfusser 23 Administration (Top right picture): Mrs. Pruitt, Secre- tary to Mr. Krogh, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Hanley, both Teachers' Aides. (Oppo- site Top) is Mrs. Lillian Heinlie, Secre- tary to Mr. Erdie. (Opposite Bottom) is Mr. Robert Krogh, Superintendent of Schools. (Opposite Far Right) is Mr. J. Jay Erdie, Principal. (Below Top Left) are Bus Drivers Dennis Vidic, Louie Vidic, Kim Kuzara, Raleigh Shields (substitut- ing for Walter Newton), Clarence Per- kins, Bob Lind, Reverend James Fom (substituting for Loren Rech), Jim Ross. (Below Bottom Left) Members of the School Board, from left are: Mr. Jim Curlee, Mr. Mick Johnson, Mr. Lawrence Sealy, Mr. Tom Ask, Mr. John Cooley, Mr. Bill McNeil. (Left Bottom) Mr. Krogh, Mrs. Pruitt. (Right Bottom) Mr. Wayne Adams, Guidance Counselor. and Faculty (Top Right) Clarence Charlton, Dorothy Hanson, James Blackbird, Custodians. a Left) is Mr. Bill Bodine, Jr. High and Gymnastics. (Middle Left) Mr. Mike Colbrese, 8th Grade and English I, Journalism, Advisor for Annual Staff, Panther Parade and Quill and Scroll. (Middle) Miss Janice Garfield, Office Practice, Shorthand, World Geography, Advisor Pep Club and Cheer leading. (Above) Mr. Eugene Des Jarlis, Typing I, Bookkeeping. (Far Left) Mr. John Fle- hartv, Industrial Arts, Arts and Crafts, Mechanical Drawing, Advanced Woodwork. (Left) Mr. Bruce Frank, Algebra I and II, College Algebra, Geometry, Trig. Faculty 7 Our Band Director, Mr. Dennis Granlie, teaches Jr., and Sr. Hi. Band, and German. Pictured below is our Librarian, Miss Josephine Miklich. Continuing from left to right is our most daring teacher Mr. Lynn Karr, he teaches Dr. Ed., and Industrial Arts II, III, IV. Below from left to right are Mrs. Margaret Lind, The Geo., Algebra 1,11 and Trig, teacher. Mrs. Ramona Mackey teaches Special Education. And Mr. Steve McCann who teaches Biology I, II, Chemistry and Physics. 26 To the left is Miss Renee Peterson; she teaches Practical English, Eng. I, II, and Spanish I. Mr. Gerald Hughes teaches Jr. and Sr. Hi. Chorus, and Music Theory. To the right is Mr. Gary Ray, he is the head football coach, assistant bas- ketball and track coach, and Math I, II. Below from left to right are Miss Michele Middlesworth who teaches Gymnastics, Girls P.E. for 7th, 8th, 9th and 10 grade, she is also the girls basketball and track coach, and she sponsors G. A. A. Mr. Jack Sept teaches Jr. Hi. Art, and Art I, II, III. 27 Above top left: Mr. Dan Stimac, who teacnes Eng. Ill, Health, Jr. High English, and coaches intra- mural sports. Above left: Mr. Larry Van Atta, who teaches Amer. History, Jr. High Soc. Studies, is head basketball and track coach. Top right: Mr. Wayne Svaren teaches Eng. IV, Speech, and Eng. I. He is also Speech-Drama coach. Middle right: Mrs. Luise Vranish teaches Home Economics, Jr. and Sr. High. Bottom middle: Mr. Jon Horst teaches PAD to all seniors and Montana History to junior high. Bottom right: Miss Marka Vranish tutors any students who need extra help. 28 Chorus Making up this year’s chorus are top from left: Judi Goffena, Shelly Satterthwait, Danny Kelly, Mick Ferguson, Bill Buckey, and Rose Heine. Third row, Jean Ann Devine, Marv McConnell, Lee Ann Cross, Elizabeth Fuller, Mary Ellen Devine, Terese O'Brien, and Laura Gilreath. Second row: Mr. Gerald Hughes, director; Laura Gildroy, Debbie Bublich, Annette Hougardy, Mary Sine, Janet Feiock, Ceily Voise, and Gloria Brown. Front row; PatTully, Lindy Burns, Mary Kay Barthule, Kim Ferguson, Melody Anderson, Joyce Hague, and Robby Robbins. Members of the select group the Choralaires are: from left; Ceily Voise, Director Gerald Hughes, Robby Robbins, Rose Heine, Pianist, Mary Devine, Mary Sine, Pat Tully, Laura Gildroy, Becky Rogers, Lee Ann Cross, and Gloria Brown. 29 Band At right is Mr. Dennis Granlie who directs band, Pep Band and Lab Band. Below is the concert band sitting at attention in a snappy formation. From left; row one; Harlan Krogh, John Perrella, Melody Anderson, Gary Lear, Sylvia Sercel, Mary Perkins, Eileen Hougardy, Madalena Picchioni, John Greener, Doug Newton, Kathy Timberman, and Ernie Reaves. Second row; Sheri Adolph, Mary Sine, Mary Sherpe, Natalie Sprague, Colleen Carpenter, Paulette Snortland, Kathy Majerus, DenelleMcCleary, JaneLiggett, Louise Kombol, and Beth Hartman. Thirdrow; Diane Ratcovich, Doreen Me Cleary, LoriPfister, Melinda Picchioni, Joy Anderson, Millie Turley, Susan Kombol, Laurie Krogh, Diane Amdor, Brenda Egge, Carolyn Ask, and Guy Carson. Top row; Anthony Perrella, Debbie Kowalczyk, Mary Hoiland, Marla Lind, Tami Rogerson, Sharon Mikkelson, Carla Sercel, Clint Rech, Pat Perrella, Mike Jones, Jeff Cross, Eddie Raths, Paul Hoiland, and Steve Van Dyke. Standing above; Mr. Dennis Granlie, Director. 30 The RHS Pep Band added a lot this year to both games and pep assemblies. They are from left; Dennis Granlie, Director; Tim Steffans, Diane Ratcovich, Debbie Bublich, Gaylene Bublich, Jeff Cross, Clint Rech, Carla Sercel, Sharon Mikkelson, Guy Carlson, Tami Rogerson, Marla Lind, Debbie Kowalcyk, Mari Hoiland, Mike Schmitz, John Perrella, and Harlan Krogh. Also from left are; Sheri Adolph, Ernie Reaves, Mary Sine, Kathy Timberman, Paulette Snortland, John Greene, Jane Liggett, Madalena Picchioni, Kathy Majerus, Steve Van Dyke, Doug Newton, Anthony Perrella, Sylvia Sercel, Millie Turley, Mary Perkins, Brenda Egge, Natalie Sprague, Laurie Krogh, Mary Sherpe, and Susan Kombol. Not pictured; Pat Perrella. VICA VICA Club members in the shop (back, from Left): Jeff Cross, Mike Murphy, Doug Reighard, Bryan Adolph, David Turley, Milton Cord in gly, John Fleischfresser, Dan Brewer, Advisor Lynn Karr, Rex Brown. Front, from left: Allan Feiock, David Smith, Pat Murphy, Mark Bublich, Byrne Gebhardt, Monte Gebhardt, Dean Kingham, Rod Brown, Dana Gebhardt, Don Newton, Craig Rech. Really getting into their work are VICA members, Bill Dixon (left), and Pat Murphy and Paul Goffena, (below.) 31 R.H.S. Spirit Boosting the team onward are the A and B squad cheerleaders. Below Athletes earning a letter in a sport make up Lettermen's Club. Starting at the top from left to right are: Bill Buckey, Larry Cady, Dan O'Brien, Max Jensen, Rick Ask, Bill Dixon, David Fanyak, Rod Brown, Gary Lear, Rex Brown, Fred Burns, Brad Voise, Mitch Rech, Mr. Gary Rae, advisor, Henry Hagstrom, Ronnie Gilreath, Les Bayers, KregOveson, Albert Picchioni, Steve Black, Mr. Larry Vanatta, advisor, Jake Raths, David Turley, Danny Kelly, Leroy Alt, Roger Holliday, Pat Devine, Richard Kemper, Roger Gilreath, Pat Perrela, Frank Donnes, Tom Ligget, Pat Murphy, Farren Kenda, Allen Pratt, Larry Johnson. 32 Boosters The R. H. S. Pep Club is a No. 1 organization. Topping it all off are the cheerleaders from left to right: Nancy Goffena, Paulette Snortland, Laurie Krogh, Carolyn Ask, Peggy Anderson, Robby Robbins, Karen Hanum, Lindy Bums. Sitting from left to right are: Rona Jorgenson, Shelley Satterwait, Mary Barthule, Rosalyn Ray, Debbie Kenda, Jackie Rose, Karen Rand, Louise Kombol, Jane Ligget, Judy Goffena, Diane Amdor, Sharon Mikkelson, Darla Brewer, Madelina Picchioni, Kathleen Snortland, Liz Vicars, Brenda Egge, Anita Carpenter, Margaret Bowman, Ray Kelly, Pam Green, Jean Devine, Carla Ellison, Lynn Wall, Barb Harper, Rose Terry, Katny Timmerman, Mari Hoiland, Rose Heine, Lana Nelson, Marla Lind, Patty Youint, Dorothy Pepko, Tami Rogerson, Lynn Hague, Cindy Kenda, Mary Perkins, Sylvia Sercel, Colleen Carpenter, Natalie Sprague, Debbie Harper, Darlene Preshern, Susan Adolph, Mary Sheepe, Rose Gecho, Miss Garfield, advise� , Sheri Adolph, Melody Anderson, Mary Sine, Sec -Treas., Mary Ellen Devine, Pres., Lee Ann Cross, Vice Pres., Karen Hagstrom, Cindy Robert- son, Lynn Barthule, Lori Kilby. Karen Hannum Robby Robbins Peggy Anderson Lindy Burns 33 Annual Staff Trucking on to a good annual are Annual Staff members, from left; Lee Ann Cross, Tami Rogerson, Rene Miller, Lynn Hague, Robby Robbins, and Sheri Adolph. Seated in front is their sponsor, Mr. Michael Colbrese. Not pictured are: Lindy Burns, Laurie Krogh, Kathy Timberman, Paulette Snortland, Mark Spranger, and Mick Ferguson. Spanish Club members are, back row from left; Jane Liggett, Karen Rand, Robin Shanholtzer, Bill Buckey, Miss Rene Peterson. Front row from left; Kathleen Snortland, Margaret Bowman, and Sharon Mikkelson. Spanish Club 34 Quill and Scroll Members of Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for outstanding journalists, are, from left: Jim Ondracek, Linda Johnson, Sheri Adolph, Mary Sine, and Patty Elich. Panther Parade Staff Happily attacking the work of publishing the school newspaper are, Back row, from left: Jim Harper, Mark Bublich, Robby Robbins, Dan Kelly. Middle row, from left; Lee Ann Cross, Nancy Giesler, Mary Sine, Mark Spranger, Patty Elich, Judy Goffena, Steve Sanner, Jim Ondracek, Mary McConnell, Frances Widitz. Front row, from left; Sheri Adolph, Kathleen Snortland, Jane Liggett, Mr. Michael Colbrese, Linda Johnson, and Susan Kombol. the members of the Panther Parade Staff. 35 Rodeo Club RHS's Rodeo Club is made up of young, interested, rodeo enthusiasts. They are from left to right: Mr. Jack Sept, sponsor, Rozell Pfister, Cathy Rand, Larry Johnson, Dan Cooley. Second row: Bret Turley, Kreg Oveson, Pat Murphy, David Turley, Scott Russel. Top row; Brian Cooley, Mike Murphy, Ernie McCaffree, Donald Turley, Doug Reighard and Dan Brewer. G.A.A. Forming the letters of their organization, Girls' Athletic Association are this year's members. In the G from the top: Rose Heine, Carolyn Ask, Tami Rogerson, Rose Terry, Pam Downey, Renee Miller, Karen Bennett, Jan Swain, Pam Green, Ceily Voise, Jean Ann Devine, Marla Lind, Ruhan Howard, and Karen Rand. Next in the A are; Jane Liggett, Barb Harper, Brenda Egge, Rona Jorgenson, Dorothy Popko, Louise Kombol, Eileen Hougardy, Marlene Lacey; Center: Miss Michele Middlesworth, sponsor, Dana Gebhardt, Vice Pres.; Sherry Steffans, Sec.-Treas.; and Darlene Preshern, Pres. In the last A are; Annette Hougardy, Paulette Snortland, Rozell Pfister, Lynn Wall, Diane Amdor, Mary Sherpe, Madalena Picchioni, and Kathleen Snortland. The girls are holding different pieces of sports equipment that represent the different sports activities they take part in. 36 Twirlers and Majorettes Standing in style, forming a V for victory, are the RHS Twirlers. From left to right are; Judy Goffena, Sylvia Sercel, Rose Gecho, Kim Kombol, Cindy Kenda, Karen Hagstrom, Mary Sherpe, Pat Tully, Lori Kilby, Mari Hoiland, and Diane Amdor. In the foreground is Sheri Adolph, Head Majorette. Posing for a picture with poms are the RHS Majorettes. From left to right are: Lynn Hague, Robby Robbins, Co-Majorette, Lee Ann Cross, Cindy Robertson, Pam Heinle, Sec.-Treas., Mary Ellen Devine, Peggy An- derson, Laurie Krogh, Lindy Burns, and Mary Perkins. In the foreground is Sheri Adolph, Head Majorette. 37 Librarians Math-Science Club Librarians aiding both students and Miss Miklicn are, Back from left: Frances Widitz, Rosie Heine, Judy Goffena, Midd Miklich. Front from left; Pam Hunt, Cheryl Shanholtzer, Mary McConnell. Math-Science club, under the leadership of Mr. Steve McCann, enjoyed a busy year. Back, from left are; Mr. McCann, Mitch Rech, Mark Spranger, Pat De- vine, David Smith. Middle row from left; Rosie Heine, Dana Gebhardt, Rose Terry, Paulette Snortland, Milton Cord- in gly, Mike Sherpe. Front row from left; Mari Hoiland, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Dan Bayers, President; Kathy Timberman, Vice President. 38 Thespians Speech Club Drama Club Members of Thespians are. Standing from left: Dan Kelly, Mary Sine, Mr. Wayne Svaren. Seated from left are Patty Elich, Lee Ann Cross, Robby Robbins and Sheri Adolph. Members of Speech Club, Standing from left are: Shelly Sattertnwait, Gloria Brown, Dan Kelly, Susan Kombol, Patty Elich. Seated in front is their coach, Mr. Wayne Svaren. Drama Club members acting it up are, Back Row from left: Gloria Brown, Dan Kelly, Melody Anderson, Susan Kombol, Karen Bennett, Lynn Barthule, Rose Heine, Jim Ondracek, Judy Goffena. Middle Row, from left; Patty Elich, Vicki Bellew, Milton Cordingly, Shelly Satterthwait, Jan Swain, Rose Terry, Frances Widitz, Mari Hoiland, Mary McConnell, Jane Liggett, Rona Jorgenson, Raymond Kelly, Carla Ellison, Pam Green, Mary Sine, Gary Lear, Louise Kombol, Madelena Picchioni. Front Row from left: Sheri Adolph, Lindy Bums, Lee Ann Cross and Robby Robbins. 39 National Society Honor National Honor Society is exactly what its name says. It is a nation- wide society for honor students. To qualify for this honor, students must be outstanding in leadership, citizenship, and high scholastically in school. These seven girls were chosen for membership when they were juniors. Linda Johnson’s hard work on the Panther Parade culmin- ated this year. She was the co-editor and also a member of Quill and Scroll. Robby Robbins kept busy this year with co-editing the annual, cheerleading, chorus, and majorettes. She was also active in drama club. Laura Gildroy has followed a musical theme throughout her four years at RHS. She is a five year Choralaire and a three time All-State Chorus member. Mary Sine is a four year band and chorus member. She is also active in drama and she is Sec.- Treas. of Pep Club. 40 Being RHS's first woman SBP in 11 years kept Pat Tully on her toes this year. Pat is also a chorus member and a Choralaire. Sheri Adolph has been active in band, drama club and Panther Parade during her high school years. She was also Head- Majorette of the Twirlers. Cindy Lou Kenda has been everything from a librarian to a twirler during her years at RHS. Cindy is also a member of Pep Club. Student Leaders Leading the student body in a united effort is the 1973-74 Student Council. From left they are: Dan Holliday, Mark Spranger, Nancy Geisler, Rozell Pfister, Rose Gecho, Pat Tully, Student Body President; Rick Ask, Jim Ondracek, Fred Burns, Kathy Timberman, and Karen Rand. Background: J. Jay Erdie, Principal. At left are the 1973 Girls' State Delegates: Pat Tully and Robby Robbins, alternate. Below left are Boys' State Delegates: Rick Ask and Jim Ondracek. Below right are the alternates: Pat Murphy and Tom Liggett. Tom was originally a delegate but as he was unable to attend, Rick took his place as a delegate. These students were chosen on the basis of interest and a written application. 41 Football VARSITY FOOTBALL 1973 Pfi—---■ - —n fguaw. The Junior Varsity team consists of, 1st row from top left: Jake Raths, Larry Cady, Les Bayers, and Dan O'Brian. 2nd row from left: Ron Gil- reatn, David Fanyak, Rodney Brown, Henry Hagstrom, Fred Burns, and Max Jensen. 3rd row from left: David Smith, Clay Hartman, Wayne Kelly, Frank Burns, Larry Van Dyke, and Doug Newton. 4th row from left: Craig Rech, Brett Turley, John Rae, Assvt Coach Dan Stimac, Richie Hagstrom, Coach Bruce Frank, Jeff Cross, Scott Voice and Dan Holiday. Members of the Varsity football team are, from top left: David Smith, Jake Raths, Larry Gady, Coach Gary Ray, Ass't Coach Larry Van Atta, Max Jensen, Fred Burns, Dan O’Brian, and Les Bayers. 2nd row from left: RonGilreath, Kreg Oveson, Managers Bill Buckey and Lyle Armstrong, Roger Holiday, Henry Hagstrom, and Scott Dickerson. 3rd row from left: Richard Kamper, Mitch Rech, Albert Piccihoni, Ed Bowman, Pat Devine, and Rod Brown. 4th row from left: Farren Kenda, Leroy Alt, Allen Pratt, Radar” Bellew, Pat Perrella, and Roger Gilreath. 5th row from left: Dan Kelly, Frank Donnes, Steve Black, Rex Brown, Bill Dixon, and Mike Sherpe. 6th row from left: Tom Liggett and Jim Harper. WE THEY TYPE Roundup 16 Townsend 6 NC 'Roundup 0 Belgrade 13 NC 'Roundup 22 Red Lodge 7 C Roundup 8 Huntley Project 18 C 'Roundup 12 Big Timber 6 C 'Roundup 46 Lodge Grass 6 C Roundup 6 Harlowton 14 C Record 4-3 overall, 3-2 Conference •Denotes a home game i JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1973 WE THEY TYPE •Roundup 20 Billings West Cubs 22 NC Roundup 14 Huntley Project 18 C •Roundup 22 Lewistown 12 NC •Roundup 12 Forsyth 8 NC •Roundup 6 Huntley Project 16 C •Roundup 0 Billings Central 22 NC •Roundup 6 Lewistown 8 NC Record 2-5 • Denotes a home game 42 Jim Harper is an offensive wing- back and a defensive safety. Jim has lettered for three years and has a fool-proof block. A three year letterman. Bill Dixon shows just how far guts and deter- mination can go. He is an offen- sive guard ana a defensive tackle. Tom Liggett has lettered for three years. He maintains brains are worth more than brawn. He is a defensive halfback and an offen- sive quarterback. Roundup feels Rex Brown is one of the best tackles around. During offensive plays he is a guard. Rex- has lettered for three years. This page is dedicated to the senior members of the varsity football team. They showed us what it means to win graciously, and how to come back after defeat and win a game. Steve Black plays the end position during both offensive and defensive plays. Steve is also a three year letterman and is a very fine player. Dan Kelly is a two year letterman. He plays an end offensively and on defense he is a halfback. For a little guy Dan shows true grit. Being a three year letterman, Frank Donnes plays defensively as a half- back and as a tailback during offen- sive plays. RH8 Basketball Gathered for a pep talk is the girl's basketball team. Standing, from left to right: Coach Michelle, Eileen Hougardy, Darcel Burfield, Rona Jorgenson, Annette Hougardy, Sherry Steffans, Dana Gebhardt, Michelle Miller. Sitting, left to right: Barb Harper, Lynn Wall, Carolyn Ask, Rose Heine, Laura Gilreath. Sitting on the floor: Cindy Guidry, Diane Amdor, Rozell Pfister. The girls worked very hard this year earning a record of 3 wins and 12 loses. jet r i - if, 1 i n Circle L 62 TdvWelrf ' Terry 54 70 Big (Lynier - - Red Lodge 76 56 T ree.Fbrks Huntley J59 .jf, Manhattan Big Tiwber— 88 65 -Boulder Harlow 61 63 Whitehall : Grass 58 ■ 62 ’fowq nd Sde • 56 72 Whitehall O 30 Y Belgrade p, Red Lodge iuntlejt , Big Timber Harltr - Lodge Grass Lddge Grass Manhattan W 5S 63 I 60 53 70 71 Big Tim l 52; 67 Christina I 62 51 TOUrnaniH 8 77 ’Division; 1 54 N 46 ‘Playoff. I 67 95 ‘Division Tournament The Panthers proved to be a tough team and ended the season with a 8 and 8. Standing in back, from left to right: Coach Larry VanAtta, Frank Donnes, Dan Cooley, Roy Bellew, Leroy Alt, Rick Ask, Mark Spranger, Larry Johnson, Rodney Brown, Gary Lear, Max Jensen, Ass't Coach Gary Ray. Kneeling in front are, from left to right: Mike Sherpe, Manager Pat Perrella, Tom Ligget, Dan O'Brian. 44 Always ready to fight is the Freshmen team. Standing back, from left to right: Cecil Weigum, Don Elliason, John Rae, Coach Bruce Frank, Wayne Kelly, Bret Turley, Jeff Cross. Kneeling in front, from left to right: Brian Cooley, Danny Holliday, Larry VanDyke, Craig Rech, Frank Bums, Anthony Perrella. The freshmen this year did a fine job. This year's freshmen compiled a very respectable record of 15 and 5. Junior Varsity always ready to go, even though sometimes they couldn't get it together. Standing in back, from left to right are: Fred Burns, Bryan Adolph, Dan O’Brian, Manager Bill Buckey, Coach Gary Ray, David Smith, Rodney Brown, Scott Carter. Second row, left to right: Milton Cordingly, David Fanyak, Chuck Kelly, Mike Murphy. Front row kneeling, from left to right: Farren Kenda, Roger Holliday. The B-squad record 7 wins 13 losses. 45 Looking for a good game of golf are Golf coach Jon Horst, and the girl's golf team, from left, Patty Elich, Lynn Wall, and Carolyn Ask. Golfers need to relax, too. Posing, from left are: Roy Bellew, Rick Ask, Mark Spranger, and Coach Jon Horst. Kneeling in front are: Pat Devine and Mitch Rech. Golf and Gymnastics Demonstrating a few of their skills is the girl's gymnastic team. From left are: Carla Carlson, Madelina Picchioni, Lynette Machler, Sheri Steffans, Kathy Rand, Darla Brewer, Kathleen Snortland, Louise Kombol, and Karen Rand. Standing in front is their coach, Delores Thoreaux. 46 Taking a break from a hard practice is the boy's track team. Standing, from left are: Coach Larry VanAtta, Red Brown, Max Jensen, Jake Raths, Roger Gilreath, Bret Turley, Leroy Alt, Richard Kemper, and John Fleischfresser. Kneeling in front are: Dan Kelly, Tom Liggett, David Fanyak, and Farren Kenda. Getting ready for this shot, is the girl's track team. Standing, from left are: Debbie Kenda, Madelina Picchioni, Sharon Mikkelson, Laurie Krogh, Dana Gebhardt, Diane Amdor, Barb Harper, Rose Terry, Darcell Bur field, Sheri Steffans, and Julie Peterson. Seated in front are the coach, Michelle Middlesworth, and the manager, Eileen Hougardy. 48 49 What do you mean 'crowded? How many miles per gallon did rrui natO n 1 can't find my Cheerios! My hood's better than yours, Man, do we got drums Leonardo would be proud of you My very own couch! Caught you in the act, Allan, HEY, FRED, did you eat beans for dinner AGAIN?? 52 I could've danced all night! Freshman Initiation, to the dis- may of most townspeople, is a time for good-natured trick- playing on the part of the Seniors and Freshmen. Unfortunately, bad weather canceled painting the R and polishing football shoes, but these industrious stu- dents made up for it a hundred- fold by throwing rotten eggs and cottage cheese and pouring sour cream over each other's head. If the truth be known, fun was had by most of the participants. Homecoming was a very suc- cessful event this year. It started with a parade from the high school down to the end of Main Street and back again. The participants were Round- up's band, Red Lodge's band, the Twirlers and Majorettes, members of the Varsity foot- ball team, the queen-candi- dates both the Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleading squads, followed by the Stu- dent Body. That night at the game the Junior Class float Checkin' the Points, took first in the float contest, Judy Goffena was crowned Home- coming Queen and best of all Roundup beat Red Lodge mak- ing the Homecoming dance a truly victorious dance. Drama KRIS OR KRISTINA? Kris (Kristina) Nelson--------------------- Bill....................................... Howard Lincoln-------------------------- — Maybeth ---- - --------------------------- Greta Nelson --- - - - Sigrid Nelson----- Dr. Olmsted - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Hilda...................................... Sam Burner --- - -- --- -- --- --- ---------- Student Director -------------------------- - - Sheri Adolph - - - - Gary Lear - lim Ondracek - - Lindy Burns ■ - - - Mary Sine - - Patty Elich - Lee Ann Cross Melody Anderson Dan Kelly - Gloria Brown The cast of WHERE'S CHARLIE? Make-up? Does it work? Well, I think so but I'm not really sure . . . 56 Oh no! Smile! Ruby Wilson------ Lars Larson------- Charlie Smith - - Harriet Jones----- Johnny Reynolds - J. August Peabody Margaret Proctor - Roberta Hemple - Mrs. Henry Clark • Blossom Clark - - Student Director - WHERE'S CHARLIE? Shelly Satterthwait - - - Jim Ondracek Leon Fleichfresser --------Mary Sine - - - - Dan Kelly ■ - Raymond Kelly - - - Robby Robbins - - Susan Kombol Sheri Adolph - Jan Swain Gloria Brown 57 Ghastly grins! Panthers Are Tough 8tuff Mom said there'd be days like this. You said, you'd let us win I Practice makes perfect! Well in this case . . Get that tip! I can jump higher than you. 59 Panthers Show Pep Pep assemblies were usually put on with much enthusiasm this year. Pep Club, students, cheerleaders, and teachers all worked hard to keep up the spirit with a lot of laughs and much moral support from their fans to help them get the job done. 60 RHS Twirlers After much practice and hard work, the Majorettes and twirlers put on fine programs to represent Roundup H.S. Even though it was work, they enjoyed perform- ing for us. 61 Music This year the band performed many times and received a superior rat- ing (I) at the District Music Festival. This rating has not been achieved since 1952. The band also went on tour and performed at Bridget and Absarokee, Montana. We're proud of our Band t The chorus performed through- out the school year at many occasions. The chorus re- ceived an excellent rating (II) and the choralaires received a superior rating (I) at the Dis- trict Music Festival. The chorus went on tour and per- formed at Grass Range and Moore, Montana. Good job, chorus! 62 May Day May Pole, dancers, let the festivities begin! Jim Ondracek wins the Louisiana Pacific Scholarship. Everyone agrees May Day was ex- citing this year. Five of the pret- tiest girls in the senior class (Linda Johns n, Mary Perkins, Laura Gild- roy, Karen Bennet, and Cindy Kenda) were selected as May Queen candidates. Linda was selected to reign over the festivities. May Day is the one time of year when our finest students, actors, athletes, and musicians can be recognized. QUEEN LINDA JOHNSON Winners of the American Legion Government test are Robby Rob- bins, Pat Tully, Jim Ondracek, and Rick Ask. 64 1973-74 Senior cheerleaders Karen, Robby, and Lindy congratulate Peggy Anderson and Cindy Robertson Tom Ligget takes honors for most valuable player in track. Rozelle Pfister, most valuable bas- ketball player. Are you excited, Linda?” Rex Brown, Radar Bellew. Max. Jensen, and Bill Dixon take top football honors. Mary Sine receives the Arion Award in music. 65 May Queen Linda Johnson May Queen Candidates Laura Gildroy Mary Perkins Cindy Lou Kenda «7 Prom Queen Candidates Cely Voise Sheri O'Brian Peggy Anderson Snowball Queen Karen Hagstrom Snowball Queen Candidates Freshman Therese O 'Brien Junior Cathy Rand Homecoming Queen Judy Goffena Homecoming Queen Candidates Sheri Adolph 1974 Junior - The theme that the Juniors picked for their 1974 Prom was Paper Roses. The Prom, in our opinion, went over just as well as the popular tune of the same name. Middle left Frank is trying to find Cindy. I tell you, she's medium tall, medium wide, cute, and I can't find her! He found her, and now to get started. Well, here we go, Cindy. Try to smile and act 'natural?' Ever get the feeling we're being followed? Contrary to popular belief, this was not the punch bowl but a foun- tain constructed by the creative junior class. Are you sure they call THAT dancing? Senior Prom Will she drop it? Hey Michele, why didn't you tell me this was a formal dance? I would of worn my white sandles! Middle left: Isn't this what they call mass confusion? Continuing from left to right: Robby is having fits. Rick, my girdle is killing me! ” 'T can't believe we've danced this whole song! 75 Graduation CLASS MOTTO: In Ourselves the Future Lies CLASS FLOWERS: White Gladiola and Blue Carnations CLASS COLORS: Light Blue and Silver To Sir, With Love” Mr. Erdie receives an appreciation gift from the Class of '74. Free at last, right Frank?” The graduating seniors nervously wait to receive their diplomas. Baccalaureate and Commence- ment exercises for the graduat- ing class of 1974 were held May 19 and 20 in the Roundup High School Gym. Rev. Sigurd Burch was the speaker on Sun- day and Mr. Hal Stearns from Harlowton was the Commence- ment speaker. Sheri Adolph was the Valedictorian and Susan Kombol was Salutatorian. Stu- dent Body President, Pat Tully presented an engraved desk set to Mr. Jay Erdie on behalf of the senior class. You're not nervous a bit are you, Mark?” 76 Mr. Robert Krogh presents Sheri and Susan with their honor awards. Senior Rick Ask leads the Class of '74 in prayer at the Bacca- laureate service. Mr. Sealey presents David Smith his diploma. Senior Judy Goftena prepares to look her best for the big moment. Left: Solemn-looking seniors march out to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance. Right: Senior class president Jim Ondracek presents the light of learning to Junior class president Rozell Pfister. 77 Hi, there! Seen anything strange lately? You, you ??!! $$ . . . and then I sez to him, I sez . . . 78 Booga1 BoogaI We caught 'cha! 1 Will you girls get off my back ?! 1 HATCHET 11! Satisfied? We dedicate this page to Mrs. Margaret Lind, our former advisor, who had to leave us during the year due to unexpected (expecting?) circumstances. We wish to express our thanks to you, Mrs. Lind, for the help and guidance you gave us in settingup this year's RODEO. You got us started on the right path this year, which made our job much easier when you left. Thank you. 1973-1974 RODEO STAFF Robby Robbins Linda Burns Laurie Krogh Rene Miller Lynn Hague Tami Rogerson Lee Ann Cross Mr. Colbrese Mary Ellen Devine Kathy Timberman Sheri Adolph Paulette Snortland Mark Spranger Michie Ferguson Steve Newson 79 This yearbook, Up, Up, and Away, symbolizes the beginning of new experiences for the incoming freshmen and the end of four memorable years for the outgoing seniors. We have tried to capture some of the precious moments of our high school days together and put them down in black .and whitp forever. The task of putting together a book such as this is very trying, very hectic, and a whole lot of fun. This task would have befen % impossible, however, without jhe help of Mr. Michael Colbrese who had to take over as annual advisor and deal with Wacky, insane, and sometimes even suicidal female mani- acs. To him and all the oth sincere thanks and appreciatic really worth it when we can r members of the RH? annual staff we wish to express our |. The headaches, heartaches, anxieties, and ulcers are iew the finisheds roduct an sajsgf’We'did our best! S2 2. y M I 1 IS! LJk jJl 5 80