Terry High School - Prairian Yearbook (Terry, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1967 volume:

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Terry High School Terry, Montana Something The regular routine of passing between classes Mr. Shephard conducts daily physics class Table Of Contents Introduction Administration 5 Teachers Seniors Classes Activities Sports Jimior High Advertising New Is Always Welcome Studenw Iim Finneman and Diana Hoffer go through lunch line Something new is here. Terry High School enroll- ment reached a new peak. Two hundred and eleven students benefited from new and remodeled fcilities. A physical education plant added floor space to the school. Basketball games assumed a different atmosphere in the new gym. New science and music rooms are ingeniously built in the area once occupied by the old gym. New book lockers replaced assigned study hall desks for book storage. A remodeled principal's office sports new curtains and cushioned chairs. As one boy put it, At least there is a soft chair to sit in when I am sent to the office. Mr. John Leininger heads a guidance service for stu- dents. I-lis office is in the refurnished book room. A huznanities class was added to the curriculum. Ni.ne students completed the course under the direction of Mr. james Turner. There have been additions to the faculty. Mrs. Charles Pehl, a local woman, is teaching the home economic classes. Mr. Rockford Hushlca teaches math and commercial subjects. Mr. Don Moos is the shop and math instructor. Miss Pat Sloboj an heads the music department. 3 New Facilities Are Dedicated A ceremony on january 15, l967, officially dedicated the newly con- structed facilities of Terry High School. These facilities include a gymnasium and lobby, a science room, and a music room. Walter johnson, clerk of the board of trustees, delivered the dedication speech. He pointed out that Terry has had only four superintendents of schools . He also outlined the general construction process . Raymond F rank kept the ceremony moving as master of ceremonies. The high school band added a musical touch. Reverendj. D. Lindley closed the dedication ceremony with the benedi ction. Townspeople and students enjoy ltmch in the gym lobby following the dedication ceremony. J 2 ssrrrsl Walter johnson, joe Herbst the contractor, George Page the architect, Raymond Frank and john Pehl pose after the ceremony. Walter Johnson delivers the dedication speech. 5' ADMINISTRATION w.,s,,'NFi,1,H, .S TH245f5 QFSWW'H5f55i.yzS5:gf-',,, -1 sfzfgk st 11f,f:ff?'5 -fwf1gg . 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Raymond Frank Mabel Varner james Turner Supermtendent Secretary Principal 6 Student Council Keeps Things Moving Tradition took a turn in another direc- tion this year. The student council was directed by a girl, President Connie Revell Homecoming presented the first chal- lenge of the year. Ambitiously the council planned the parade and organized the half- time ceremony of the all-important football game . December twenty-fifth was celebrated with a party. The student body viewed the movie Greyfriar's Bobby . Santa Claus added a humorous note to the gala Christ- mas festivities . p The student council representatives had ' learned from their lesson in leadership when the year came to an end. Santa Claus, alias Gary Taylor, provides a ready seat for President Connie. Back Row: Mr. Turner, advisorg D. Hellman, H. Wallace, E. Bray, vice-presidentg S. Irion, R. Wilson. Front row: S. Brown, F. Buckingham, C. Revell, president, L. Buckingham, secretary, C. Brost. 7 Cooks, Bus Drivers, t l? M Q sssrs 'i rssr M srss, And Janitors Keep sel 1 Q f if lfz l '1 i Th S h 1 R ' S hl l t - .V.'Q :M 9 C 00 Unnmg m00t Y .,:2,A l i ' i l is For in s ssir e t ssse i lrrv :,A is M WWMwAw x 'f s - -' k , gl , ' An able Kitchen crew of Racheal Wahl Ester Corneliusen, and Martha Neiffer provided the hot lunch program with a never ending supply of pre- pared food. , -- . New Emma Moos, Richard Kogele, Willie Morast, and Eva Gaub took care of the janitorial duties for the year. Transportation was no problem with johnny johnson, Axel Jensen, Albert Siegle, Gordon Lynam, Carl Gaub, and Rudy Hauck driving the school buses. TEACHER - f , . :' :3,1J,,!K5'l55ffLi97fS?f.fL'5ff151'.,f5 ' 1' ., ' H vi, WM V --f' ilfiig- Mix K i K wma! ' ' - f.-f fs-gm.y,g1ff1,:1ww, 'ki V -f Hg .A.LL- f f rlhiwwru -,hk2 2 :h'. 1 kv, wi so F5 oooooo so 5 . Mr. Jacobson instructs a sophomore biology class amid the surroundings of a new science room. i-no'- JOHN COLNESS ROCKY HUSHKA JERRY JACOBSON English Commercial Skills Science Dramatics Math Junior Class Senior Class Jtuiior Class Advisor Advisor Advisor Science Club Advisor New Facilities am, .V , JOHN LEININGER MARY ELLEN MILLER DON MOOS Commercial Skills English Math Guidance Counselor P.A . D. Shop Journalism Advisor Pep Club Advisor Senior Class Freshman Class Advisor A dvisor ALICE PEHL Home Economics F. H.A. Advisor JOHN POLISH Social Studies Physical Education Sophomore Class Advisor Football Coach DENNIS SHEPHERD M ath Basketball Coach Track Coach Freshman C lass Advisor Lettermen's Club Advisor lO New physics equipment aids the class in the study of electricity. Aid Teachers . . The bond issue had passed. Terry High School would have some new facilities. When the first day of school dawned, the new rooms were not finished, but the sound of continued work promised completion. The music department was moved temporarily into what would be a new science room. The old music room became a remodeled history room. As the year progressed, the music room was completed and ready for use. Science equipment was installed and classes were held in the new science room. After delay and tense moments, the new gym floor was done in time for basketball and the winter physical education program. Terry High School had indeed taken on a new look. Lab table furnish a pleasant, new science room. Miss Pat Slobojan directs boys chorus in the new music room. 'A Ewa,AsEfi,f,,,f.i.i5if f..3,f 550' W J , H 'Q 'fr ,Q M ,,,5.,,,5, me - . --sgA,f,f..1fm: f t,,- m:fyi..,i,..f1-f- W,i.i,,,, ,WW i.,,. . ,... .X ,.,. , ,,,,,, it , ,,L.. ,.:, J .,: c Hi t.t..t ,.i.: ,l ..., , 4 ,..,, :, A M ,llr x , M.: :a ggix ai.: Q by 4 I . T - y:,f.m.af:U. J f- ,ri-sei . ,.gg:g,2z ..-,we qs- ' Q 12 111111515-f,.f,sgg..k . ,,, ' 1, '. 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Mr. Colness teaches a sophomoreflinglish class 12 ENIORS Seniors receive pink roses before graduation exercises 4 .. A4 1 - Seniors on last journey before receiving their diplomas Graduation Was The Goal Of Twelve Years On commencement night, May 24, the graduating seniors assembled at 7:30 to put on their caps and gowns and take their positions in line. Principal james Turner gave last minute instructions, Boys, remember to watch Tim and remove your caps when he does Forty-six seniors marched in triumph into the gym to receive their diplomasg the largest class ever to graduate from Terry High School. After the commencement ceremony, the class could look back at their grad- uation with pride. It was the first held in the new gym before a record crowd. Dr. Albert Hopkins addresses the graduat ing seniors. y ffilwify .41 john Blakely Karen Covert Cindy Dukart Mike Brown Dianne Dirks Kathy Elser Linda Buckingham Nancy Dolatta jennifer Everling 15 5,4 Q1 1 ' ' Q K X- . 1 M. H Q. fi ' E if. Tom Finneman Eugene Grist Theresa Haughian Jeanette Gaub james Hauck Darlene Hoffer LeRoy Gaub Lauralea Haughian Diane Hubing 16 Wikv ,pea-iiiiiiqm B019 Huft Peggy johnson Myrna Kogele Tim Imnan Wanda jones Phyllis Ler jonie Johansen Evelyn Kesler Ray Link 'I7 . ' I Coleman McNaney Fred Rambur Darrell Sackman Linda McNaney Janice Rakes Lotty Sackman Carla Mittlieder Connie Revell Bernard Schaff I8 Loran Schaff Anita Schroeber Rita Scheid Richard Schwarz Glenn Schmidt' Charla Siegle 19 Ervin Stickel Vera Strobel Richard Thompson Richard Waldo Harold Wallace Georgia Yoakam Twelve Years Together Standing left to right: LeRoy Gaub, Jeanette Gaub, Nancy Dolatt, jonie Johansen, Anita Schroeber, Myrna Kogele, Karen Covert, Diane I-lubing, Linda Buckingham, Connie Revell. Kneeling left to right: Richard Schwarz, Mike Brown. 20 Senior Class Officers Three senior boys presided over the activities of the class. Tim In- man, a noteworthy ballplayer, directed affairs as president. His worthy assistant was james Hauck, vice-president Qcenterj. Ray Link fulfilled his secretarial duties. The Story Of A Class It was a calm sunny day in 1963. The trees and grass were green, not spring green but Au ust reen h' h 7 g g ! W 1C was a yellow-green color due to the sun's rays. About 8: 15, Terry High School was bombarded with students who were reluctantly returning to another year of education. There was one group of students, 51 in all, who did not seem to have any opinion of the comin school S year-- at least, they did not express it. They were too scared. As man of them at h d h y W c e t e upper classmen, some no doubt, were ready to try the eighth grade again. However, there were brave ones who set about ,I . t f. d . . . . ying o in their lockers. Since they had registered a week earlier, they knew they had a locker but. . . was it 26 or 62? For several days, classes were interrupted with a knock and a shy, embarrassed frosh asking ls this general math class ? Soon freshman introduction was upon them and they were required to bring candy for the greedy seniors. Many people felt the freshmen were little brats who never did much of anythin however with o l f g n y our class meetings throughout the whole year, they managed to break a T. H. S. traditicin of the seniors always wi ' th 1 l ' nning e annua sa es contest by defeating all other classes. The next year when S4 students returned as sophomores, they were much more confident and at ease. They went to their classes and were quite industrious. The class was considered fickle because the h d h ' y c ange t eir float idea two nights before the parade! But no one could complain because they won second prize. M st f th h ' ' ' o o e sop omore year was characterized by work---homework, aptitude tests, achievement tests, and cleaning up the mess after the prom. Summer fun must have attracted several, as only 47 students returned to begin the 'unior ea of f J y r un . The biggest threat to the class was THE PROM which was put on for the Senior Class by the juniors. But alas this class had e l'ttl ' ' ' v ry 1 e money. Then someone suggested, 'Hey, hold a carwash, sell advance tickets. Soia carwash was held and they earned the much needed cash. The prom, which was the highlight of the junior year, had the theme Harbor Lights . The gym was decorated in light blue and light reen with fish et d h l ' ' ' g , n s an sea s e ls as added decorations. An old fishing boat and a lighthouse were also part of the scenery. The junior Class also put on a three-act farce entitled PEOPLE ARE FUNNY, to help relieve the cost of the prom. Forty-seven almighty seniors returned, ready to make whoopee out of their last, hopefully, year at Terry High School. Things started off with a grand slam when plans were made to initiate and give the freshmen a bad time, after all, it was done when they were freshmen! ln the spring of 1967, the seniors of Terry High School received their diplomas and ventured out into the world carrying the motto, Life is what we make it. 21 Blakely, John Brown, Michael Buckingham, Linda Covert, Karen Dirks, Dianne Dolatta, Nancy Dukart, Cindy Elser, K athryn Everling, jennifer Finneman, Tom Gaub, Jeanette Gaub, LeRoy Grist, Eugene Hauck, James Haughian, Lauralea Haughian, Theresa Senior Directory Transferred from Billings 2. Student Cotmcil 1, Vice-President 35 Class President 25 Boys State 35 Concert Band 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 1, 2, 35 Honor Society 3,45 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 35 People Are Funny 35 Saxaphone Trio 1, 2. Student Council Secretary 45 Class Vice-President 35 Science Club 45 Librarian 35 Girls Track 1, 2. Girls Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 FHA 1,2, 3,45 Twirling 1, 2, 3,45 People Are Funny 35 A Stranger Passes 35 Drama Club 15 Saxaphone Duet 35 Saxaphone Trio 1,25 Girls Ensemble 35 Madrigals 3,45 Girls Trio 45 Triple Trio 45 District Select Chorus 35 Saxaphone Quartet 4. Girls Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Librarian 2, 3,45 FHA 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, President 45 Girls Track 2, 3. Girls Chorus 1, 35 FI-lA45 Pep Club 1. Annual Staff 35 Paper Staff 3,45 Librarian 3,45 Transferred from Glen- dive 2. Student Council 15 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Nlixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Concert Band 1, 2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Honor Society 3,45 Science Club 3,4, Presi- dent 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 People Are Funny 35 Drama Club 15 Girls Track 1, 25 District Select Band 2, 35 All State Band 35 Flute Solo 2, 3,45 Flute Duet 35 Madrigals 2, 35 Girls Sextet 25 Girls Ensemble 35 Accom- panist 1, 2, 3,45 Flute Quartet 4. Girls Chorus 1,2, 35 FHA 25 Pep Club 1. Transferred from Glendive 45 Science Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Football 4. Girls Chorus 1,25 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,35 Concert Band 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 1, 2, 35 Librarian 1,45 Saxaphone Trio 1,25 Saxaphone Duet 3. Class Vice-President 15 Boys State Alternate 35 Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Letterman 45 Football 3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,4. Boys Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Letterman 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2. Class Vice-President 45 Boys Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 1 . Girls Chorus 2, 35 Annual Staff 35 Paper Staff 35 FHA 15 High School Rodeo 3,4. Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Paper Staff 35 Girls Track 2, 3. Hoffer, Darlene Hubing, Diane Huft , Bob Inman, Tim Kogele, Myrna Kesler, Evelyn jones, Wanda johnson, Peggy Johansen, jonie Ler-, Phyllis Link, Ray McNaney, Coleman McNaney, Linda Mittlieder, Carla Rakes, Janice Rambur, Fred Revell, Connie Senior Directory - Continued Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 35 Paper Staff 3,45 Pep Club 2. Homecoming Queen 45 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 librarian 1, 3,45 Twirler 1, 2, 3,45 People Are Funny 35 A Stranger Passes 35 Girls Track 1,2, 3,4. Transferred from Glendive 3. Student Council 35 Class President 45 Boys State 35 Boys Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 FHA King 25 Letterman 2,3,45 Football 45 People Are Funny 35 A Stranger Passes 35 Basketball 2, 3,45 Transferred from Billings 2. Girls Chorus 1, 3,45 Science Club 45 Librarian 35 Girls Track 1, 2,3. Girls Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 253,45 FHA 1. Girls Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Pep Club 2, 3,45 People Are Funny 35 Girls Track 1, 2, 3. Librarians 35 FHA 1, 2,3,4. Student Council 25 Class Secretary 15 Cheerleading 1, 25 Homecoming Princess 25 Girls State 35 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Accompanist 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Honor Society 3,4, President 45 Science Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Peop1e .Are Funny 35 Girls Track 1, 2, 35 Girls Sextet 1,25 Girls Ensemble 35 Madrigals 2, 3,45 All State Chorus 35 District Select Chorus 1, 3. Girls Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 35 People Are Funny 35 Transferred from Glendive 3. Class Secretary 45 Boys Track 3. Boys Chorus 1,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Basketball 15 Boys Track 1. Girls State Alternate 35 Girls Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 2, 35 Science Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Librarians 45 People Are Funny 35 Madrigals 45 Girls Trio 4. Girls Chorus 1,25 Librarian 35 Pep Club 25 People Are Funny 3. Cheerleading 3,45 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Librarian 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 People Are Funny 3. Transferred from Baker 35 Boys Chorus 35 People Are Funny 35 A Stranger Passes 3. Student Council President 45 Class Secretary 35 Girls Chorus 1,2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Concert Band 1, 2, 3,45 Librarian 2, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Pep Band 1,2, 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 35 People Are Funny 35 Girls Track Manager 2, 3. Sackman, Darrell Sackman, Lotty Scheid, Rita Schmidt, Glenn Schroeber, Anita Sc hw arz, Dick Siegle, Charla Stickel, Ervin Strobel, Vera Thompson, Ricky Waldo, Dilk Wallace, Harold Yoakam, Georgia Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Letterman 2, 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2535 Track 1,2,3,4. Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 3, Paper Staff 3,45 Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4. Transferred from Columbus 35 Girls Chorus 15 Annual Staff 45 FHA 1,45 Pep Club 1 ,4. Class Vice-President 25 Boys State Alternate 35 Boys Chorus 1,2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 35 Letterman 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 3. Student Council 35 Class Secretary 25 Girls State Delegate 35 Girls Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,45 Band Librarian 35 Honor Society 3,45 Annual Staff 3,'4, Editor 4, Assistant Editor 35 FHA 15 Pep Club 2, 354, Vice-President 35 Twirler 1,25 Girls Track 1,25 Clarinet Quartet 2,45 Clarinet Trio 35 District Select Band 1, 2, 3,45 All-State Band 3,45 Clarinet Choir 4. Student Council 25 Class President 1,35 Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3,45 Band President 45 Pep Band 2, 3,45 Science Club 2, 3,4, Secretary 45 Letterman 2, 35 Football Manager 1, 25 Basketball Manager 1,25 People Are Funny 35 Solo 35 Boys Double Quartet 1, 25 Madrigal 2, 3,4. Girls Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Annual Staff 35 Paper Staff 35 FHA 15 Pep Club 1,2. Boys Chorus 4. Girls Chorus 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Annual Staff 35 Paper Staff 3,45 Librarian 4. Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Letterman 2, 3,45 Football 2, 35 People Are Funny 35 Track 1, 2. Boys Chorus 1,45 Letterman 1, 2, 3,45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 A Stranger Passes 35 People Are Funny 35 Track 1, 2. Student Cotmcil 45 Boys Chorus 1. Girls State Alternate 35 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3,45 Band Librarian 35 Pep Band 1,2, 3,45 Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 35 People Are Funny 35 Girls Track 1,2, 3,45 Solo 1,2,3,45 Girls Trio 1,45 Madrigal 2, 3,45 Clarinet Quartet 2,45 Clarinet Choir 45 Girls Sextet 35 Mixed Quartet 45 All-State Choir 3,45 Girls Ensemble 3. CLASS S E 1 The gym lobby is filled with students during the noon hour when the weather is cold. Junior Class Enacts HThe People Hear ye! Hear ye! The court is now in session. The prosecuting attorney presents his case to the jury 1- - V A - f n .. - .i mzffaiw 5 . 5: ,,fQ-i,::l-suifrsgfirui, sa: -K K . W .,, H 2 rs Q S r ,, axis. 8 in f 1 IFN 8' HE 3 -wr ' iw 3 W A f- :ggi , I -' Siifi sflfi' 'K S My F2 3 W ln if 1' fs -'Q , .Miva 'V ' -- K i iiiiti l ' 3 ., 55' C L. , Jflil i'l,,.ii 41 yi' .lfiiiiiiai -- --.11 51:'f5?iiFi55ff E Y--1-M ' 1' 5f:552il5?2?9i5S55 W A 5 i 7 M ,fags?k?? FELMSQQ ,if iwrisizisrags -m g .1 ,ir Q f ,, 5 K 'SS Y We is li, '-f-,. ' - - 5 gg. ' Q ' 1 'df 2 Q 1595? , if . QP an QQ ZX Kgs, 'fp Nr? 5 a 'ff' 1 ogg K nag: no - .-,, ..- 26 Eddie Bray Larry Buckingham Sandi Corneliusen Betsy Dukart Mike Brown Valerie Buckingham Connie Covert Craig Dunham Friizie Buckingham Dick Chilian Mary Ellen Denby Lottie Eaton Versus Maxine Lowen eff i5QfiQKE'f:f5ff.!.? I ,dx I ' Sf ., L M 'A , LAW P2 .t r ,...- f.,. :ru q .1,-' I N m y leflii. UV A :ef ., gr , qzl A -,-A I ,.Q, . ' . , ag laik X V X K f, F ..,,,.M,-f. if .. 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Brown E. Brubaker E. Buckingham J. Buckingham Q li YV Y ' . ' n W-'F-', 3 ,nefzgzw V 551 rgJE?i'.:L: yktti'-6fw,.g1'k-? 7' ' ' ' vx K. Carlson With a theme of Bury'em , the class captured T. Carter second prize in the Homecoming float compe- tition. 29 - 5 VKV- f L - i l Q , X f i if Elf' i f 2 BBBQ I iisaii fi V., 53 5 N X is U 5 3 Mx ng X Y sy' rw ,SSS 11 ff 11,1 Q gag Qi l 52 ' - 1 ' ' ' ,1w',,g,32, wi . , ..,, --,fi--i f i ' its .gr i M ,,,r,oi.ir., 1 ' V A . 4.,... ., X i M -'-- , V V . rrh : a s 54. Lpih K, f .2 Q 'M 5 1 Ji f ,i Q mi ,gr mv- is ' la? aa it X. W' 'K Cathy Cashatt Ben Eaton Elaine Haughian Cheryl Hjorth Dennis Kaul Eileen Davis Leona Gaub Rita I-Iaughian Vickie Horning Marilyn Kesler Robert Dolatta Bill Grist Albert Hellman Sharon Hubing Tom Ketchum Chad Dunnam Donna Haughian Charlene I-Ijorth Bonnie Ierke Joyce Kogele The leaders of the sophomore class were, pictured from left to right, Neil Brown, presidentg Rita Haughian, secretaryg and Gary Taylor, vice- president. 30 3' -, .. BV' .f., 375 ,gi-s,, T.. - ,re K in 6 'W K i . 9 is , f 5 W 14? ,- . E :-,Ly An: kr 1 '.' gi A' V y ' Qjfi . T -- Ti yi Jai? Q ,T ,Z S2 .U : ' '- r fl ' 9' 1 , ,' ' ggiffr r,., . , Debby Klauzer Lois Kranzler Frank Kruse Gwen Kuehn Bruce Lantis Lewis Ler 1 .. - V. , iz ' ' rw 1+-fx 'ss' T , '1,1L 52 ,.s .. HL.. -2 on sns if , if-T . gl fiw -jj , - . x l wi' as X X 1 R 1 . A 'fin Ai as-Q .. A f f .fo ' 'V -H.: .. 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A KT? - rrr as B i -lrli Q ., ' B srirs ' ' 1 i - Q it 1 y zo, it 2 7 ,:.E l:,,l sirii X i,., ssi ' 2 z ---- 2 :' 'B if gi ' , . 'lv 'f i ,A s llz frr 2 - l nss r as af' Q'-r- , ., V Q by Q 1 L ri I ,-i. f: xx ils g B f f rlss B T - ,.l I IA: :-: V .a - -l,1 3 , -V , 4 VV A f rky ,. K W Q I. r nf 2 +L A 'l i N Ray Amundson Wolfgang Bobermin Betty Brubaker Carolyn Carlson Bill Denby Greg Ban Shawnee Brown Bobby Brubaker Bill Chillian Paula Dolatta 32 3 V, -' f-:: ' ' , ' iid ly isig fm 5 ' fi ' af , gJ,.fea:pii',, MIT A G: . ,,i,V p ii , Qnizg I Q QZQP- Micheal Feickert Jim Finneman Wayne Haidle A1 15 A N' Vfwfil X4 .. :ji at ir 3 if J W 3 'W if A , S QS ggi 1 ...A , V, .53 i ap.,- Tim Hauck Dale Hellman Norma Hellman 6 ll Q ., ,,-J. gl. .gif 1 ., If 1 A My 1- Z : I K ' 1 1 . , 'Y' it li ,ai-1. ,p ' HM , w V ' 44, rm' K: w ill Lester Henry Diana Hoffer Gordon Hoffer - if .. . 'k-- twat? W 3 f-1J1ii7:3f i'f svg ga sgf . . A .,'.: Tom Huft Lonna Ketchum Gary Kirkpatrick Hw- Mi eat- .. , i il H mf: MM W Lrk' ll l A l ii. Lee Kirkpatrick Troy Knuths Greg Kuehn Shawnee Brown, joy Schroeber, and Peggy Wilson com- joel Thomason is properly questioned as a part of plete the initiation task of cleaning the trophy case. freshman introduction. 33 x V 1' A k ' , 7 K m' h' S Z i -Z ,, fi- if -il' ,sf lil Xfl'lJli'f'i f' 'LL'::L . , 3 ai, le. T W X , it M is . ,Z ,, f xr L f 5 i e iv WSW, if . If . .L ,i2 k3gH.LV,1 is i aw 1 avi , ,V if Sig xi H f at Shirley Lapp Elise Lindvig Peggy McNaney jill Martin Maribeth Martin Tonette Mathiason Beverly McClellan Carolyn Meidinger Gale Meidinger Wanda Morast Nancy Munzke Lois Murphy ...., 7 ' I iii M F 4: K Q EB? a i-'f, 1, -r., , m g is '- , .. X , . ' f M in ,az aw . it ' j . i f K E5 Si, if is X - X i wfsf- '- QA' R S .1 . tai l Q5 1 S . , in I...-A- S., , gi K 2 0251 3 it ' A-f M ff iiii Yi' gf ii liii ,-. if , iyi, R ' f Y Larry Neumiller Shirley Pisk Clinton Rakes Dixie Ross George Scheitlin Shirley Schott swmx KM joy Schroeber Keith Schwartz Diane Schwarz Richard Siegle Gail Smith Roy Smith M-ff fi. Kenny Strobel joel Thomason Elarian Tibbetts Cheryl Varner Vickie Verworn Peggy Wilson ACTIVITIE .7 W, .A.. , ,,. .-. I ' as 1szx,,,? i 5, 3 Christmas is celebrated at Terry High School with a party, enjoyed by the student body. Outstanding Students Honored At Awards Assembly Hold that pose. Mr. Leininger, annual advisor, was taking pictures of students receiving awards during the Awards Assembly on May 16. As the assembly progressed, Miss Miller awarded the cheerleading pins to Jan Rakes, Gwen Kuehn, Barb Watts, and Jean Martin. Editor pins were presented to Anita Schroeber, PRAIRLAN editor, and Lotty Sackman, TERRIER editor. Linda McNaney received a business manager pin for her services on the annual staff. For a perfect score on a business arithmetic exam, Judy Tippie and Judy Tusler were given certificates of merit. The Betty Crocker Award went to Connie Revell and Jonie Johansen won the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. For outstanding accomplishments in music, Kathy Elser was presented with the John Philip Sousa Award. High School Week delegates, Kathy Elser, Anita Schroeber, Connie Revell, Jonie Johansen, and Georgia Yoakam received recognition and certificates . Certificates for participation were given to student council members and twirlers. Honor roll certificates were awarded to students who were on the honor roll three out of four times during the year. Athletic awards were presented in football, basketball, and track. In football, the outstanding defensive player and halfback was Ed Bray. Craig Dunnam was named as outstanding lineman and Mike Brown most improved player. Basketball awards were as follows: freethrow award, Glenn Schmidtg rebound award, Bill Gristg outstanding defensive player, Ed Brayg and most valuable player, Tim Inman. Roger Neumiller was recognized as the most valuable track man and Mark Yoakam the most improved track man. Boys State and Girls State delegates, Mike Brown, Anita Schroeber, Jonie Johansen, and Tim Inman pose between the flags. 36 Music students are recognized High school students assemble for, es, sg.. for their participation in ensembles which received superior ratings at the music festival. the presentation of awards. jonie Johansen, valedictorian, and Georgia Yoakam, salutatorian, received their trophies from Principal james Turner. 37 Homecoming -Sl:.Y, M NW.- Queen Diane, with her court of Barb and Lonna, reigned The Terry High School Marching Band led the at homecoming. homecoming parade. wwf The intriguing events of homecoming began with the burning in effigy of a Longhorn at the bonfire. 38 Meant An Exciting Week End A bonfire, snake dance, and cheering Terry High School students began the l966 homecoming week end. After the effigy burning of a Longhorn, Coach Polich and the cheerleaders led the snake dance. ln the invasion of downtown Terry, cheers rang through the streets. The parade began the festivities on Saturday morning, October l. The freshmen class won first prize in the float competition and the sopho- mores coped second place with Bury 'Em. The big game with Wilbaux got underway in the afternoon. Half-time activities were enhanced with the crowning of the l966 Homecoming Queen. Diane Hubing was crowned by Captain Eddie Bray and presented with roses and an autographed football. The Queen's Court consisted of Lonna Ketchum and Barbara Watts. Each received a corsage. The football game ended in defeat for Terry. The annual Homecoming Dance was the con- cluding event of the day. Amid yellow and orange crepe paper streamers, the students danced to the music of the Meltones from Miles City. The freshmen float won first prize. QATJER 39 Spring Concert Follows Profitable All Day ' Band Clinic The Spring Concert on April l signaled the end of an all-day band clinic. Dickinson State College brass and Woodwind ensembles gave performances and instructed the Terry students during the course of the day. Beginners and Concert Band members profited from the knowledge of the college students . The concert in the evening brought to a close a music educational experi- ence which, most band members agreed, should be continued. The Concert Band performs under the direction of Miss Sloboj an. sim , ' . Jian, ,Z' Nancy Lindley concentrates on playing the bells First row: A. Schroeber, J. Elser, C. Covert, L. Eaton, P. Wilson, K. Elser. Second row: D. Schwarz, M. I-laidle, C. Kalfell, W. Morast, C. Brost, K. Covert, j.' Schroeber, M. Martin, C. Undem. Third Row: E. Brubaker, S. Thomason, R. Wilson, G. Yoakam, K. Turnbull, R. Smith, T. Thomason, S. Irion, J. Martin L. McNaney, J. Bray, F. Buckingham. Fourth Row: Miss Slobojan, director, R. Schwarz, J. Johansen, N. Lindley, T. Eaton, E. Lindvig, N. Brown, K. Martinson, C. Revell, B. Eaton. The brass section contributes its part to the band. Drum and clarinet players sound off their parts. 41 Students Participate In Choral Activities GIRLS' CHORUS: First Row: Miss Slobojan-Director, P. Dolotta, M. Martin, G. Kuehn, B. Watts, V. Meidinger, P. McNaney, P. Wilson, I. Kogele, D. Schwarz, B. Kalmback, S. Corneliusen. Second Row: M. Kogele, E. Buckingham, S. I-Iubing, C. Hjorth, S. Schott, K. Covert, M. Haidle, V. Horning, C. Covert, I. Martin, F. Bucking- ham. Third Row: D. Hubing, J. Bray, D. Klauzer, W. Morast, C. Undem, D. Hoffer, C. Varner, L. Kranzler, I. Gaub, E. Kesler, C. Carlson, C. Hjorth, I. Tippie. Fourth Row: C. Meidinger, M. Kesler, K. Elser, D. Ross, C. Meidinger, I Schroeber, C. Brost, D. I-Ioffer, T. Haughian, T. Mathiason, M. Bice, L. Gaub, M. Meidinger. A - - 9 A BOYS' CHORUS: First Row: Miss Slobojan-Director, R. Wilson, W. Haidle, K. Schwartz, G. Ban, J. Sackman, T. Hauck, J. Thomason, D. Hellman, Second Row: J. Finneman, D. Sackman, R. Siegle, S. Irion, K. Strobel T. Thomason, W. Bobermin, C. Rakes, B. Brubaker, R. Amundson, T. Inman, Third Row: D. Waldo, D. Chilian, L. Buckingham, K. Martinson, A. Hellman, J. Ketchum, G. Kuehn, B. Chilian, M. Yoakam, R. Smith, P. Shumaker, Fourth Row: C. McNaney, R. Schwartz, E. Stickel, T. Eaton, C. Dunnam, E. Ulrich, L. Gaub, G. Schmidt, F. Kruse, D. Schwarz, E. Bray, D. Keltner. 42 QQ MIXED CHORUS: First Row: Miss Slobojan- Director, N. Lindley, L. McNaney, G. Yoakam, C. Covert, C. Undem, K. Covert, V. Strobel, N. Hellman, F. Buckingham, P. Wilson, B. Kalmback, M. Martin, G. Kuehn Second Row: T. Haughian, D. Hubing, J. Tusler, C. Brost, L. Eaton, E. Kesler, R. Wilson, G. Ban, I. Sackman, C. Rakes, J. Thomason, T. Hauck. Third Row: A. Schroeber, L. Sackman, J. Schroeber, L. Buckingham, A. Hellman, K. Martinson, S. Irion, T. Thomason, E.. Elser, D. Ross, K. I-loffer, j. Bray. Fourth Rowtj. Johansen, M. Yoakam, J. Ketchum, T. Eaton, C. Dunnam, E. Ulrich, L. Gaub, G. Schmidt, F. Kruse, D. Schwartz, E. Bray, T. Inman, L. Kranzler. 43 9-. -m Third row: Mr. Turner, advisorg S. Iriong M. Browng M. Browng G. Hofferg S. Lapp. Second row: N. Lindleyg S. Corneliuseng L. Eatong I. Tuslerg J. Marting M. Haidleg C. Revell. First row: A. Schroeberg F. Buckingham, secretaryg J. Johanson, presidentgg G. Yoakom, vice-presidentg K. Elser. Honor Society Initiates Six New Members Neil Brown lights the candle symbol- izing service. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X I, EXAM 4 , . 2 3' Z Gwen Kuehn, Bonnle jerke, Ben Eaton, Nell Brown, Chely Brost, 119 as pictured, and Rita Haughian are initiated into Honor Society. 5 44 U Science Club Proves Learning ls Fun The Science Club was, literally, a very active club this year. Their activities began with Home- coming. The club purchased the tiara for the queen. An orange panel truck was decorated with black spots and entered in the parade as a float, Bug 'Em . Science night for the junior High was an event at which the members did demonstrations to show some scientific experiments . The Science Club also took field trips to Fort Peck and the Glasgow Air Force Base. President of the club, Kathy Elser, commented after the Air Force Base trip, Everything was really interesting, but I was lost when they started explaining the electronic equip- ment. During the year, they started a rock and mineral collection, maintained an acquarium, and put up bulletin boards. Periodically the members br0L1ght their A guide explains a point of interest to the members on a lunch and viewed science movies at tow- of Fort peck. noon. For entertainment the club held a skating party. A snowball fight and lunch completed the event. The Science Club has provided posi- tive proof that learning about science can be fun. W WJ' .AWPVM ' Sitting: D. Schwarz, secretary-treasurerg K. Elser, presidentg A. Hellman, vice-president. First row: Mr. Jacobson, advisorg K. Covertg M. Marting E. Lindvigg L. McNaney. Second row: T. Inmang J. Marting L. Eatong C. Meidingerg J. Iohanseng M. Kogeleg L. Buckinghamg S. Irion. Third row: D. Lynamg T. Finnemang D. Chiliang L. Buckinghamg C. Dunnamg T. Eatong T. Finnemang B. Chilian. I 45 l ,A iw E, 3 '74 . My ey.. V- ' - Q .Q ' fi r a or ,,-Q, if 'V SEATED: Mrs. Pehl, advisor, C. Undem, president, L. Eaton, vice-president, F. Buckingham, secretary. FIRST ROW: S. Brown, K. Covert, P. Wilson, G. Keuhn. SECOND ROW: V. Meidinger, R. Scheid, I. Schilling, L. Ketchum, N. Dolatta, D. Hoffer, C. Varner, V. Buckingham, W. Morast, S. Corneliusen. THIRD ROW: E. Buckingham, V. Horning, D. Klauzer, P. johnson, M. Denhy, C. Ross, T. Mathiason, J. Tusler, E. Tibbetts, S. Schott, N. Hellman, L. Kranzler. FHA Sponsors Snowball Formal Snowballs and Cheer constituted the theme of the annual FI-LA formal held on the eve of December 3. The multi-purpose room was decked with pine boughs and colored lights. Excitement prevailed when Tom Ketchum became the 1966 Fl-IA King. The Sands of Time from Glendive provided the music for this gala affair. Two district FPLA offices went to the Terry Chapter. At the District Five conven- tion held in Sidney, Sandra Corneliusen was elected vice-president, and Connie Undem won the office of secretary. An active FHA organization staged a cake auction and sold stationery to raise funds. '1 Q5 OW sox we ' 74 Sq' fa? 5 E' --1? fl Q 6 L 5' Q, D l..-8' .O Nfw HO An array of colorful formals decked the dance floor in an orderly manner during the Grand March. 46 Annual staff Produces Yearbook 'j vie g gski L n.,..,.,,,..,,..m ,, --.......,.rwwmgi3 Editor Anita explains the principles of layouts to One of the staff's informal work meetings on the staff. Thursday nights. Front Row: R. Wilson, C. Covert, L. McNaney, N. Lindley, Rita Scheid. Second Row: L. Eaton, T. Finneman, A. Schroeber, T. Haughian, K. Covert. 47 E I KNEELING: J. Rakes, I. Martin, B. Watts, G. Kuehng FIRST ROW: B. Watts, N. Lindley, B. Kalmback, F. Buckingham, B. Dukart, G. Yoakam, L. Eaton, I. Schilling, W. Jones, B. Jerke, R. Scheid, D. Dirks, Miss Miller-Advisor, SECOND ROW: N. Bice, C. Covert, K. Covert, I. Johansen, L. Gaub, K. Elser, C. Meiding- er, 1. Schroeber, M. Bice, L. Kranzler, J. Tusler, C. Undem, THIRD ROW: M. Martin, C. Nalder, M. Haidle, J. Tippie, E. Buckingham, V. Horning, C. Carlson, D. Ross, C. Varner, S. Schott, D. Klauzer, N. Hellman, S. Brown, V. Meidinger, FOURTH ROW: R. Dolatta, T. Ketchum, K. Liles, D. Ban, K. Schwartz, G. Scheitlin, C. Dunnam, B. Grist, T. Finneman, T. Finneman, K. Carlson, T. Thomason. Active Pep Club Boosts School Spirit A player sinks a long shot from the court. A wild cheer arises from a group of purple and white class spectators. This organized cheering section, the Pep Club, helps to boost school spirit. The Pep Club members in their uniforms of a purple wool jumper and white blouse for the girls and a purple vest for the boys, provide a colorful I f group of enthusiasts. As an organization, it is a mainstay of football and basketball games. Its activities include selling concessions. The lobby of the new gym provides a modern area to sell in. Pep Club this year provided the extra service of a coat check used during basketball games. Among other things, the members act as ushers and serve lunch to the visiting team. Along with the Lettermen's Club, the -, organization sponsors the Lettermen's Ball as . f .ijgfi 'W K Y s ' Bw., ,,,, I part of the Homecoming festivities. Pep Club supports the cheerleaders at home game. 48 TWIRLERS: Front Row: C. Covert, D. Hubing, C. Undem, K. Covert, Back Row: D. Klauzer, V. Horning, S. Hubing, C. Nalder. Twirlers And Pep Band Provide Entertainment For Games PEP BAND Front row left to right: B. Brubaker, D. Schwarz, M. Haidle, C. Covert, A. Schroeber, K. Elser, P Wilson. Second row: W. Morast, B. Smith, T. Thomason, I. Bray, F. Buckingham, L. McNaney, M. Martin, C. Undem. Third row: J. Johansen, E. Lindvig, C. Revell, N. Lindley, K. Covert, J. Schroeber, S. Brost, D Schwarz, B. Eaton, K. Martinson, T. Eaton. 49 .l'iV'f mg. First row: Mr. Shepherd, advisor, R. Wilson, secretary-treasurer, E. Bray, presidentg S. Irion, vice-president Second row: E. Netzerg T. Inman, T. Carter, A. Hellmang C. Dunnamg M. Yoakamg D. Sackman. Third row D. Waldo, R. Neumillerg G. Schmidt, B. Grist, L. Gaubg G. Grist, F. Kruseg D. Lyman. Lettermenls Club Has Reduced Membership The busy boys of the Lettermen's Club started the year with only nineteen active members, since membership has been limited to those boys with a given number of athletic points. A Lettermen's Ball was the first project of the year. Almost everyone took part in some way to make it a big success . The next project was raising badly needed funds. The club sold pens, making over eighty dollars . As the year came to an end the boys looked proudly back upon their list of accomplishments and modest profits of the year. Eddie Bray presides at Lettermen's meeting School paper members examine copy to be printed. Paper Staff Works On Improvements Editor-in-chief Lotty Sack- man published an interesting TERRIER every month this year . Though some students disagreed furiously with the editorial on how athletics are overemphasized in Terry High School, the editor- ial did make most students stop and think about the issue. The paper kept a running record of events at Terry High School. Headlines during the basketball seas on boasted of the team's advancement to the state tournament . Spring headlines proclaimed the achievements of the music department at the district music festival. Terry High School students agreed that the TERRIER had improved and looked for an even better paper in the future. Left to Right: D. Hoffer, S. Corneliusen, T. Finneman, R. Wilson, L. Sackman, B. Kalmback, V. Strobel. off is ' rlli Queen Evelyn Kesler and King Glenn Schmidt P reign as prom royalty. illars and streamers decorated the gym junior-Senior Prom Has A Roman Theme On April 20, the students in formal attire enjoyed an evening of dancing at the prom. 52 SPORT Rivals, Terry and Sacred Heart of Miles City, met in the championship game of the divisional basketball tournament. Mike Brown on minor casualty list. Lynam Crashes through defense. ' Football Team Lacks Wins But FIRST ROW: E. Netzer, W. Bobermin, S. Irion, T. Inman, D. Hellman, K. Liles, B. Denby, 1. Sackman, L. Kirkpatrick. SECOND ROW: R. Wilson-Mgr., C. Ayers, E. Bray, M. Yoakam, R. Schwartz, G. Taylor, D. Lynam, E. Brubaker, D. Sackman, J. Finneman, K. Schwartz-Mgr. THIRD ROW: Mr. Polich-Coach, M. Brown, P. Breen, C. Dunnam, B. Grist, L. Gaub, L. Henry, N. Brown, T. Finneman, G. Kuehn, I. Ketchum, T. Finneman-Mgr. 54 ff'N Ed Bray adds another point. Not Spirit The Terry Terriers opened their foot- ball season early this year, under the direction of Coach john Polich, with practice beginning two weeks before school started. During the first two weeks the squad saw hard practice, and as the date for the first game approached, the team worked even harder. The Terriers journeyed to Fairview for their first game and lost 34 to 7. The terriers then ventured to Broadus and were defeated l8 to O. The Terriers started the conference season by smashing Ekalaka 33 to 7. The winning streak was short lived when the Terriers fell to defeat at the hand of Wibaux 58 to 25 and Sacred Heart who trampled the Terriers 65 to 6. The Terriers also lost to Broadus by the score of 26 to O. The Terriers rallied in their final game by trampling the State ' School Beavers 45 to 0. The season ended with the Terriers having 2 wins and 5 losses. The Terriers chalked up a total of ll6 points for the season compared to 168 points of the opponents. Coach Polich and players intently watch action of game from sidelines. 1 55 I x xxifsli ' Q ' f.,x 2 1 K E. Coach Shepherd gives last minute locker room instructions. Terry Advances To State The Terriers started out their season under Coach Shepherd by playing in the Baker Invitational Basketball Tournament. Terry lost out and was plagued by a six- game losing streak. In the conference play the Terriers bounced back by winning the next six straight. The Terriers ended their conference record with nine wins--five losses. By the time the District Tournament came around Terry was ready. We defeated Broadus the first game, but lost to Sacred Heart the next night. We beat Plevna to get into the fight for third and fourth with jordan. We won by two points and then went on to defeat Wibaux in a challenge. The Terriers were then proud to hear that Tim Inman was selected Most Valuable Player in the District Tournament. The Terriers then travelled to Glendive for the Divisional Tournament. By defeating Lambert and Lustre, Terry got a berth in the championship game. The Terriers lost to the Shamrocks of Miles City by five points. Monday night Medicine Lake challenged Terry but the Terriers wal- loped them by nineteen points. So away went the Terriers to Helena for the State Tournament. The Terriers lost out to St. Labre, who turned out to win the State Championship, and Boulder, the predicted winner. Terry in summing up their season, was quite successful. We were the second in our district and the second best team in the Eastern Division. Next year it will be the Sportsmanship trophy! E Kneeling: T. Thomason, T. Hauck, D. Ban, D. Hellman, D. Sackman, G. Ban, R. Dolatta. Standing: T. Ketchum, manager, T. Huft, C. Dunnam, R. Schwartz, N. Brown, M. Brown, L. Henry, G. Keuhn, K. Carlson, E. Brubaker, T. Knuths, Mr. Skillestad, coach. 56 Kneelingg D. Sackman and R. Wilson, managers. First row: L. jerke, S. Irion, M. Yoakam, R. Neumiller, E Bray, D. Lynam, T. Inman, M. Brown. Second row: Mr. Skillestad, assistant coachg E. Ulrich, G. Schmidt, L. Gaub, B. Grist, M. Trask, C. Dunnam, Mr. Shepherd, coach. .Pg U... 5 H QF, -3' 'TQ in mm Gaub jumps as team prepares for action. Senior players accept second place trophy at the divisional tournament. -'M 57 I , , , , ,V Y f i f' of 1 'arxf tuf ' TWllJiQ'T ?flI S S f Flrst row T Knuths, manager,J Flnneman E Netzer W Bobermm R Schwartz T Huft, B Brubaker, R Sm1tLh, R WIISOH manager Second row Mr PO11Ch, ass1stant coach, M Yoakam J Sackman M Brown G Taylor T Fmneman C Dunnam G Hoffer, N Brown D Sackman E Brubaker S Ir1on T I-Iauck R Neumlller T Ketchum manager Mr Shepherd coach Boys Track Team Rebullds Th1S Year Mark Yaokam wlns the hundred yard dash Roger Neumxller clears the hlgh Jump bar Girls Track Team Participates In Two Meets Becky Brown leaps into the broad jump pit. Girls practice short sprints. First row: J. Buckingham, C. Lund, D. Kuehn, L. Ketchum, V. Turnbull, P. Vowel. Second row: D. Kuehn, J. Pisk, C. Brost, P. Rogerson, B. Brown, S. Brown. Third row: L. Kranzler, S. Thomason, B. jerke, C. Liles, S. Lakey, E. Kirkpatrick, S. Waldo, L. Haas, Mr. Skillestad, coach. Not pictured L. Stepper, M. Inman, D. Dirks, D. I-Iubing. QQ . ' 'QT' .A E 15 L lsr. W f ,- .1 fl . 'W Y 5 Sis.. HAHA 2: : PE. Classes Enjoy The Sport Of Volleyball Boys jump to hit the ball over the net. Girls wait for the server to regain her position before resuming the game. 60 All eyes are on the ball. F.-ff 9?'.v3iYEl',W re Q , V V. Q ii, in 1 ,7 it X is i i i i iiii i i , A Q M.. iii junior High students use the Grandey Building library 61 .at rw as ew ew J xS'i 542+ -.-,,1 'J wi f .. ' 'W dials ft .v'f'5., 'G' P125-'Q 4 'WM if S 5 ff' ki' . .M ff . 1 ' s f A 'K kik, . ,V s. f-v , L :' , 6345? ' 1 M A fi G5 L is 4 wie, irq mm h. 2 -J ' GRADE EIGHT First row: Mr. Skillestad, D. Haughian, D. Roos, D. Kuehn, R. Pisk, J. Smith, K. Keltner, B. Brown, Mr. Yoakam. Second row: L. Trask, Q. Haughian, K. Tusler, L. McClennan, P. Rogerson, L. Stepper, S. Thomason, G. Meidinger, D. Vowel, S. Waldo, C. Morast, J. Elser. Third row: R. Waters, Tl Buckingham glblgigvis, M. Guavera, K. Hoagland, C. Liles, J. Freiboth, R. Reulcauf, R. Hauck, C. Kalfell, S. Roos, I. Eat a peppered olive as you come through the door. Thus , , , be an a Welcomin Par for IUHIOI' Has ACLIVG YCHI' thgseventh grade gzvhereyof course only the guests could eat the olives. Dancing to re- cords provided the entertain- ment. Christmas was celebrated with singing. Mr. George Yoa- kam led group singing at the Christmas party and played Santa by passing out gifts. Awards Night was held May 25. As eighth grade class r president, Tina Buckingham gave a welcoming speech. The American Legion Auxiliary award went to Sheila Roos and honorable mention to Dalice Haughian. jere Freiboth re- ceived the American Legion award and Ken Turnbull, honorable mention. A A reception followed Awards Night, at which Greg Meidinger and Connie Morast were crowned king and queen. Kenneth Skillestad Kenneth Bondy Ronald Barthowski A piC1'1lC at MUIH P3.1'lC and George Yoakam LaVonne Sackman Lawrence Torstenbo a Softball tournament on the last day of school, May 26, ended another year. 62 GRADE SEVEN First row: Mr. Barthowski, G. Harmel, C. Pehl, G. Carlson, M. Lantis, T. Knuths, D. Kuehn A. Frank, A. Brown, Mr. Bondy. Second row: E. Kirkpatrick, S. Ayers, L. Scheid, R. Larson, R. Volkman, D. Seigle, S. Lakey, V. Gaub, D. Carlson, S. Rambur, W. Waldo, R. Kalfell. Third row: P. Murphy, P. Emerson, N. Haughian, L, Kirkpatrick, C. Lund, B. Lindvig, L. Hass, R. Pisk, D. Humann, R. Ban, T. McNaney, V. Turnbull, P. Revell, R. Watts. mf? Egg, GRADE SIX First row: D. Thomason, H. Buckingham, A . Henry, D. Hubber, T. Feickert, J. Henry, I. Meidinger, P. Anderson, C. Ban, K. Dlmeman, L. Schroeber. Second row: D. Seigle, 1. Ayers, G. Davis, D. Pomeroy, D. Trask, M. Shumaker, D. Pomeroy, D. Lapp, T. Kuehn, S. Waldo, K. Falkenstern, D. Kuehn, J. Pisk, Mr. Torstenbo. Third row: K. Netzer, A. Haughian, J. Guavera, E. Pomeroy, B. Klauzer, P. Kogele, D. Frette, M. Emerson, D. Lapp, E. Humann, K. Duneman, J. Denby, J. Lakey, K. Lund, S. Wurster. 63 Sd Playing on the junior High basketball team coached by john Polich were K. Tusler, D. Kuehn, G. Meidinger, R. Pisk, K. Hoagland, T. Knuths, and K. Turnbull. Junior High Basketball Teams And Cheerleaders The cheerleaders were Judy Hubing, Tina Buckingham, Evelyn Kirkpatrick, Sheryl Lapp, and Jeanine Smith. B SQUAD First row: R. Pisk, R. Watts, R. Ban. Second row: Mr. Polich, coach, P. Emerson, A. Frank, K. Keltner, W. Waldo, L. Scheid. 64 ADVERTISING ein NAL!!! TRIATHE Part of the business section of Terry, Montana MIDLAND INCORPORATED Serving Eastern Montana Glendive Circle 81 Miles City REYNOLDS MARKET Shop Reynolds for lower prices and friendly, courteous service. Dave Covert manager BILL'S MARINE 8. 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Compljf me School Supplies Miles City Terry, Montana Montana Glendive, Montana FEED LOT MODE O' DAY REYMAN HARDWARE COMPANY Serving California Styles Sunday Dinners for the 200 Logan Avenue I Available young and old Phone 637 -5440 for Banquets and Miles City Plaza Terry, iViO1'1IZ3.I1a Private Parties l U John G Gerry Miles City r BIG SKY CAFE RICHARDSON Pastry and IMP. CO. YOUNG'S BAR AND CAFE Home Cooked Alis Chalmers , Meals, Our parmhand Hunting Information Specialty d Headquarters Terry Phone 637-9922 Montana Phone 232-0686 Bud and Bette Goplen MAGNUSON SWEETBRIAR LAKEY'S TEXACO SERVICE TIN SHOP SHOP AND MOTEL Sheet Metal House of Friendly Courteous Service and Furnaces DiSLi1'1CflO1'1 One Service Phone 232-2197 sos Main sf. Candy, Pop, Novelties, School Miles City Supplies Miles City Montana Montana 232-1185 Terry, Montana KEMPTON HOTEL FARMER'S UNION OIL COMPANY VARNER AND DOCKSTADER Body and Fender Repair Reasonable Car Refinishing Rates, Modern Fallon Rooms Montana PLIOHS 637-5588 Terry Terry, Montana Montana F 8' R CLUB eienmve RED ROCK LANES BAKERY l6 Bowling Lanes Good Meals and Best Bread Barbershop, Snack Shop, Lunches Baked in and Nursery Glendive Phone 232-2563 Fallon 365-3530 1 l Montana Miles City, Montana Favorite for Bowling Leagues ANDERSON'S Giddy Up The Friendly Store and Go With MAIN STREET MOTORS DW Goods LOVE'S CONOCO Authorized Ford Dealer Ready-to-Wear Shoes Icy Road Furnishings S Clothing Glendive S Miles City Service, Tires Terry, Montana Phone 637 -5746 Terry, Montana NORTHERN MILNE ARCHIE'S OROCERY EMENT . TANK LINES 'MPL CO Fresh Produce - Groceries john Deere Dealer Glendive Phone 365-2533 Wishing Success to the Graduates Montana Oiendive Terry, Montana Montana COFFRIN MIDLAND STUDIO INCORPORATED GLENDIVE SALES LIVESTOCK COMPANY Portraits 8 Your Building Commercial Materials Sales on Fridays Photography Headquarters Glendive Glendive, Montana Miles City Montana DON'irf'SOES URBANEC MOTORS ELMER's BARBERSHOP FASHION ISLAND Ford The Latest in Mercury Wishing Success to the Graduates Clothes and Footwear Lincoln Glendive Terry, Montana Montana Gle nd ive Montana GRIFFITH MILES CITY RADIATOR SALESYARD MILO'S GROCERY WORKS Dan Lockie We make your radiator Manager YOL11' 0116 -Stop Shopping CGTIEGI radiate! 232-1790 Miles City Miles city Fallon, Montana Montana Montana WAGON WHEEL CAFE We Feature Flavor, Crisp Chicken, juicy Choice of Steak Glendive Montana C. R. ANTHONY COMPANY Your Family Store Miles City Montana PEAVY PRODUCER SERVICE Seeds Feeds Grain J. R. Perry, Manager Terry, Montana MONTGO ME RY SHORE 'S Pionoof R 8 H LOCKERS WARD Department Store Miles 'City's just a Place Meat Processing to Shopn Terry, Montana Most Friendly I GLENDIVE BOUTELLE 'S PRODUCTION Pontiac-cadiriae TERRY DRUG STORE CREDIT Buick-GMQ Veterinary Supplies, ASSOCIATION S-les and Service Prescriptions, Cameras Sz Glendive Miles City Photo Service Montana Montana Terry, Montana MILES CITY L.P. ANDERSON COLLEGE OF CONTRACTOR TERRY SUPER VALUE FOOD STORE BEAUTY INC. Super Values Fine Foods Miles City Miles City or Everyday Low Prices Glendive Montana Montana Terry, Montana MCDONALDR FALKENSTERN SHlPP'S JEWELRY IMPLEMENT CO. DEPARTMENT . Farm Eqmpment Your Gift Headquarters STORE Minnesota Paints Fine Agate jewelry Miles City Terry Montana Montana Terry' Montana THE SINGER CO. What's new for tomorrow is at Singer's DICK RICHARDSON CHEVROLET INC . Sales G Service BUTTREY'S SUPER STORE Groceries Fresh Produce Quality Meats today. - - 2714 Main Baking Non Food Miles City Milos CNY Miles City 81 Glendive, Montana Montana Montana BEACON CARTER SERVICE gl INTERSTATE ENC Open 24 hours O FROSTY'S IN 81 OUT When Out Driving , Stop MONTANA - DAKOTA UTILITIES CO. In the Community ll S a day in for a Snack to erve Miles City Glendive Glendive and Terry Montana Montana Montana FIRST SECURITY A 8' T SUPPLY' INC' BANK 81 TRUST f KOCH Automotive Supplies O Miles City FURNITURE Tractor and Combine Parts Montana Appliances and Tools Your Friendly Fulhservice Ban-ku Clendive PIIOIIG 232-3422 Member F.D.I.C. Montana Miles City, Montana BIRDSALL GLENDIVE ENC0 TIRE CO. VETERINARY Martin Wolf CLINIC Products Distributor General G Tie Tires Dr. E. S. Aby Farm Delivery Anytime Recappins Dr' I' J' Dyerman Enco Products Alinement l 365-3475 Terry Servicenter Glendive Montana Glendive, Montana Terry, Montana COAST-TO-COAST DION'5 MEN OPTOMETRIST Appliances STORE Miles city Sporting Goods Montana Floor Coverings Glendive Next to Ingham Plumbing and Electrical Montana Hotel Supphe S 232-2911 Terry, Montana Compliments of STAR PRINTING FARMERS UNION TRADING CO Gas, Oil, and Greases GARBERSON T, d Tub 81 SUPPLY ires an es CLINIC Hardware - U U Propane Miles City Miles City Fertilizer Montana Montana Terry, Montana GLENDIVE DUFNER 'S DAIRY KEN'S CHRYSL ER OREENHOUSE Q D SALES DERRICK MOTEL uality airy Im . 1 Ph 365-3675 Pam one PI'OCI1.lCtS Chrysler ,,AAA,, Remember Us For Butter, Milk, Dodge Au Your Floral Ice Cream, Cream Plymouth Needs Dodge Trucks Glendwe d' M our 54th Year Glen we, Montana Glendive, Montana ontana FEDERATED FURNITURE sM1TH'S BOOTERY JORDAN HOTEL, STORES MART Where value counts most Shoes for all COFFEE SHOP, Where Price 8 the family AND BLUE ROOM Qualmf' Meet 365-3960 Miles City Clendive Miles City 3525513 Montana Montana Montana LANE DELLA's CAFE RENWICK- EQUIPMENT Sz W. A. MITCHELL TORGE SSON john Deere Dealer DRIVE IN AGENCY DRUG STQRE 232-3211 Della J. Walker Insurance Owner Miles City Miles City I I Miles City MO t M1165 CIW Montana Montana n ana Montana DAIRY QUE EN when in Sundaes, Malts Miles City STOP at the MILES CITY Shakes PENGUIN The little Shop INGHAM MOTEL CLINIC that Smeg the ICE CREAM SHOP nfl? lgildzotse Miles City' We make our own Miles City l Montana ice cream Mgntana Miles City malts 8 sundaes Montana 1153 GZ i TERRY BANK calf XVQQP X! ' Terry Montana THE TERRY TRIBUNE L. P. ANDERSON CONTRACTOR Printing gl Publishing Best Wishes to the Graduates Miles CKY and Glendlve Don Bingham - Publisher Montana MILES gt ULMER CQ. This space is donated HARDWARE by the Housewares Sporting Goods TERRY G'f 1 mares TEACHERS Farm gl Ranch Supplies Miles City, Montana ASSOCIATION SCHROEBER FARM 8. FEEDLOT COCA COLA P4 BOTTLING CO. Eat Montana Beef 'if E 9, -' Glendive . 4-' ,V ' Montana Compliments MELODY SHOP PLAZA BEAUTY SALON The RED ROCK of Everything in VILLAGE MU-Sic Miles City Plaza THE RANGER . . Mil-ES CW REVIEW M1165 CIW Miles City Montana Montana Montana 232-0227 232-4123 THOMPSON REXALL DRUG STORE Miles Cary Montana Professional Directory Glendive Attorney at Law Robert W. O'Donovan Optometrist Dr. R. W. Hiatt Yellowstone Dental-Medical Clinic Miles City Public Accountant Stalbard and Dent Terry Attorney at Law Cecil Brown Donations Gl endive Cardinal Dairy Queen Dr. R. W. Krevelen Miles City First National Bank Terry Rogers on Auto Repair The main street of Terry C AMERICAN Yuksocx COMPANY ,- MA. A 'fi 'mf ' 'R,' ' W WWW L Q -5'5T'T 7'wfiT'ww'r ' '-'Wfl A' 'VV' ' f- 4 15 ,' 'M tim Q- Ii' 9 'vu Aff-. v,j 5 I 1 ' f.'iJgj: V, W iv., 432224, ,Q fp' A Wi? Vi ' 5 1. I - iii A ' 1 m.VVg,f '. 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