Terry High School - Prairian Yearbook (Terry, MT)

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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

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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

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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