Winifred High School - Red Raider Yearbook (Winifred, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1960 volume:

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 1959-60 SCHOOL YEAR PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF WINIFRED HIGH SCHOOL The highlights of your High School days are told in pictures and stories on the pages of this book. Be tween the lines you can read a short history of the happiest four years of your life: your High School I wish to congratulate each and every member of the Class of '60 and the Annual Staff members for a Best wishes for a happy and successful future, Sincerely SCHOOL BOARD STANDING, Left to Right: Emmet Butcher, Herbert Devine, High School Trustees; Arthur Osburnson. SEATED: Lloyd Heggem, and Graydon Udelhoven, High School Grade School Trustees. GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS Left to right: Mrs. Alice Wilcox. Jr. High; Mrs. Dorothy Asbjornson, 3rd and 4th Grades; Mrs. Dorothy Halverson, 5th and 6th Grades; and Mrs. Gladys Miller, 1st and 2nd Grades. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MRS. JOHNSON MR. FRETHEIM Social Science MR. VOGES Natural Science Coach MR. BERGUM Superintendent Mathematics MR. JOHNSON Music English Commercial English ANNUAL STAFF TOP ROW, left to right: John Scoville, Edward Mendel, Jim Pearson, and Bill Rich. SECOND ROW, left to right: Barbara Brooks, Virginia Asbjornson, Shirley Erlandson, Marion Gibbons, and Sandra Olsen. FRONT ROW, left to right: Joey Tuss, Jerry Simac, Wilbert Hunt, and David Stulc. CO-EDITORS Shirley Erlandson Virginia Asbjornson BUSINESS MANAGER W ilbert Hunt ADMINISTRATION Ingvald Strand Jack Bergum Dick Fretheim Janitor School Bus Drivers SENIORS HOMER LEE ARTHUR JAMES EUGENE ARTHUR Track 2; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3; Bolts and Nuts 4. VIRGINIA ANN ASBJORNSON Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls’ State 3; Come Out of the Closet 3; Bolts and Nuts 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sextette 4; Annual Staff Co-Editor 4; Home- coming Candidate 3, Homecoming Queen 4; Carnival Queen Candidate 1,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Vice President 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 4; Paper Staff Co-Editor 3. BARBARA JEAN BROOKS Carnival Queen Candidate 2,3, Carnival Queen 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4 (Alternate 1); Twirler 2; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 1, Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Come Out of the Closet 3; Bolts and Nuts 4. SHIRLEY DIANE ERLANDSON Homecoming Queen 2; Carnival Queen Candidate 2,3; Cheerleader 2,3,4 (Alternate 1); Twirler 2; Secretary- Treasurer 1, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff Co-Editor 4; Cowslip Corners 1; Come Out of the Closet 3; Bolts and Nuts 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 1; Band 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Sextette 4, Girls' State (Alternate). MARION VIRGINIA GIBBONS Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Cowslip Corners 1; Come Out of the Closet 3; Bolts and Nuts 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Sex- tette 4. JAMES WILBERT HUNT Football 4; Baseball 3,4 (Manager); Gridiron King 4; Annual Staff 4; Treasurer 4; Come Out of the Closet 3; Bolts and Nuts. EDWARD EARL MENDEL Paper Staff Co-Editor 3: Band 1,2,3; Cowslip Corners 1; Skinned Alive 2; Come Out of the Closet 3; Bolts and Nuts 4; Boys’ State 3; Basketball 1,2,3, 4 (Captain 4); Football 1,2,3,4 (Captain 4); Baseball 1; Track 1,2; Gridiron King Candidate 3; President 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4. SANDRA FAYE OLSEN Twirler 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Come Out of the Closet 3; Bolts and Nuts 4. JAMES EARL PEARSON Basketball 1,3,4; Football 2; Track 2,4; Skinned Alive 2; Come Out of the Closet 3; Bolts and Nuts” 4; Annual Staff 4. WILLIAM JOHN RICH Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Come Out of the Closet 3; Bolts and Nuts 4. JOHN MEARL SCOVILLE Basketball 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain 4); Football (Manager 3); Track 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Come Out of the Closet 3; Bolts and Nuts 4. GERALD SIMAC Basketball 1; Football 2; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Band 1; Skinned Alive ; Come Out of the Closet ; Bolts and Nuts ; Attended Montana School of For- estry 3. DAVID PAUL STULC Basketball 1 (Manager); Vice President 2; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Come Out of the Closet 3; Bolts and Nuts 4. JOHN JOSEPH TUSS Football (Manager 1,2); Basketball 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Bolts and Nuts 4. LIL’ ANGELS 'Bili Dave' John Jerry Jeff” ’Jim 'Shirley” ’Joey” Marion” Wilbert Barbie” v nr BACCALAUREATE Baccalaureate was held on May 15, 1960 at the Winifred High School with Father Patrick Tarrant as guest speaker. The Girls’ Glee Club, accompanied by Vangie Sten- slie, provided the entertainment for the evening. Vangie Stenslie played the processional and recessional. COMMENCEMENT Graduation commenced on May 21, 1960 at the Winifred High School with Miss Harriet Miller, Superintendent of Public Instruction, as guest speaker. Virginia Asbjornson was Valedictorian and Shirley Erlandson was Salutatorian. Entertainment was provided by Jackie Wilcox, Vangie Stenslie, and Kathy Mendel. Kathy Mendel played the processional. SENIOR PLAY BOLTS AND NUTS SENIOR TRIP YELLOWSTONE PARK Make the most of your high school career. High School is a once in a life- time opportunity that offers basic knowl- edge in order that you may continue on to a higher education or have a better chance of obtaining a good job. Broaden your span of knowledge by increasing your interests. Education is a priceless treasure which can never be taken from you. VALEDICTORIAN There are numerous interesting mys- terious, and wonderful advancements being made in the scientific world of today. In the near future the great and small problems of this world will rest squarely upon the shoulders of students graduating from high school. Let us be prepared for this tremendous responsibility by taking full advantage of the high school education that is offered. Remember, the future is what we make it. SALUTATORIAN CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1956 fourteen meek but determined freshmen took their first big step on the ladder to success. They were: Bill Rich, Jimmy Pearson, Joey Tuss, Edward Mendel, John Scoville, David Stulc. Homer Arthur, James Arthur, Jerry Simac, Virginia Asbjorn- son, Barbara Brooks, Shirley Erlandson, Marion Gibbons, and Sandra Olsen. Having sur- vived initation without casualities they looked forward with enthusiasm to an eventful year. Selected to lead them on their perilous journey through the Freshman year were: Edward Mendel, President; Virginia Asbjornson, Vice President; Shirley Erlandson, Sec- retary-Treasurer; and Chuck Kettering, Class Sponsor. Fortunately no one slipped from the ladder as they ventured one step higher into the Sophomore year. Frank Vucasin of Great Falls, Montana was gained, raising the number of students to sixteen. Class officers elected were; Edward Mendel, President; David Stulc, Vice President; Virginia Asbjornson, Secretary-Treasurer. Thomas Boulet was selected sponsor. Shirley Erlandson was chosen Homecoming Queen of 1957. With the Sophomore year behind them, they ventured even higher on the perilous ladder into their Junior year. Two new students, Lester Andrews of Lewistown and Wil- bert Hunt of Novia Scotia, Canada, were gained and Frank Vucasin lost. Edward Mendel was elected President; Barbara Brooks, Vice President, and Shirley Erlandson, Secretary- Treasurer. Class Sponsors chosen were Fred Arnst and Thomas Boulet. The Junior Class Play, Come Out of the Closet, directed by Thomas Boulet proved to be a great success. Red Sails in the Sunset. the theme chosen for the Junior Prom, highlighted the golden year with a very successful Junior-Senior Banquet preceding it. Virginia Asbjornson was selected as a candidate for Girls State and Shirley Erlandson, Alternate. Edward Mendel was chosen to attend Boys State. The Prairie Dog Chatter, published by the Junior Class and sponsored by Mrs. Vernon Johnson, received an All-State rating. The class of fifteen students having lost Lester Andrews eagerly took the last big step to the top of the educational ladder. Class officers chosen to guide the way were . Vir- ginia Asbjornson, President; Shirley Erlandson, Vice President; Barbara Brooks, Secretary; Wilbert Hunt, Treasurer; and Mr. Bergum, Class Sponsor. Virginia Asbjornson was hon- ored as Homecoming Queen of 1960 and Wilbert Hunt was chosen Gridiron King. Bar- bara Brooks was crowned Carnival Queen. The Senior Class sponsored the Christmas Ball. Bolts and Nuts, the Senior Play, was a smashing hit. Baccalaureate was held at the Winifred High School with Father Patrick Tarrant as guest speaker. Graduation com- menced on May 21, 1960 at the Winifred High School, with Harriet Miller as guest speaker, Virginia Asbjornson as Valedictorian and Shirley Erlandson, Salutatorian. The class toured Yellowstone Park on their senior trip. CLASS COLORS - Red and White CLASS FLOWERS - Red and White Roses CLASS MOTTO - Forward Ever, Backward Never CLASS PROPHECY Returning home late from my high school graduation party, I fell into a deep sleep from which I thought I would never awaken. The peculiar thing about this sleep was that I dreamed of no one but my high school graduating class and their positions in the world in the year 1980. The events which happened to each of them were so real that I must put them down on paper for others to read. I shall hereby relate them in the order in which they happened: Shirley Erlandson, who was able to continue in her chosen career as a Secretary-at- Law, was working for a firm composed of outstanding lawyers and private detectives. Their current case involved the theft of Shirley’s high school diploma, without which he was emotionally disturbed because of its great sentimental value. She threatened to leave the firm if they didn't find it and prosecute the culprits. The loss to the firm would be so great that they would have to close shop. This would be a blow to Philatelist James Jeffro Arthur who owned a large percent of this firm. I glimpsed James pass- ing through Lewistown on his way to lower Kenya in hot pursuit of a rare stamp valued at $750,000 which was reputedly designed by Cleopatra. Acquisition of this stamp would complete James's collection and thus bring into reality his dream of retiring on the ranch of his brother Homer. Homer had married a long-time secret admirer who had been a tremendously helpful factor in his success story. He was in direct competition with David Stulc for control of the North Moccasin farm and oil area. David Stulc, upon graduation, had immediately returned to the farming game. His ambition to rule the area north of Winifred was realized when he gained full control of the Spur Line Railroad between Hilger and Winifred; and in addition, he established a monopoly on all communications and electrical service in the area. When asked his immediate plans, he replied that his next objective was to stop the Missouri River from flowing downstream until he received proper revenue from other agencies concerned. This, of course, would prove disastrous to Barbara Brooks who was raising quarter horses on her ranch located next to rhe Missouri. Barbara's love-life had left her bitter and she never married. Aside from raising horses, she was very active in community society and she wrote society columns for the Winifred Herald. Included in her columns ever so often were Gerald Simac and Marion Gibbons. Gerald was acting as Master of Ceremonies to the International Quiz Program, Who Dropped the Bomb on Siberia or Thud. He was soon to complete his thirteenth year of college and it was his ambition to become an elementary teacher. Marion Gibbons completed two years of college; but being dissatisfied with it, she became a bubble blower on the famous Lawrence Welk Show which is now in its 25th year. Mr. Welk is contemplating raising Marion's working standards by supplying her with a new brand of bubble-blowing material called Squish! A great admirer of the Lawrence Welk Show was Edward Mendel, head of the Atomic Energy Commission at Oak Ridge, Tennessee. He had published a treatise supporting the uneventuality of a peaceful co-existance between the female and male. Opposing this theory quite dramatically was Sandra Olsen, who, after completing two years of college and teaching for several years, married the principal. She now resides at Boise, Idaho with her family of sixteen. A very close neighbor of Sandra's was Virginia Asbjornson, who, to everyone's surprise, did not marry her high school sweetheart. Disillusioned by love and her musical experience, she decided to trace the ancestry of the nut-chuk species of squirrels found in Idaho. Virginia kept very close track of her classmates, and was very proud when she read that Jim Pearson had broken an All-Time record in the mile with a stupendous 3.30. Follow- ing this event, she discovered that Jim spent a leisurely life of fishing and boating on the Missouri River. He maintained that the tremendous physical effort required for his record- breaking mile had exhausted him so that he would have to rest for the remainder of his life. Virginia also read in the papers that Bill Rich had inherited a fortune from a rich uncle and was, at the time, enjoying a vacation around the world in his own helicopter. What she did not read, however, was that Bill had been waylaid on a prominent South Sea Island and that his long-cherished dream of an Around-The-World-Cruise may indefinitely -be postponed. It was no surprise to Virginia to hear that Wilbert Hunt had married his high school sweetheart. They were presently residing in Nova Scotia, Canada, where Wilbert had fulfilled his life-long ambition of owning an automobile shop. He was world famous for the tune-up jobs he did on racing cars for the Indianapolis 500. Wilbert has evolved the principle of driving in reverse to totally confuse the opposition. John Scoville, a hot-rod racer, claimed that he was dissatisfied with the way in which Wilbert tuned his automobile for the 500. He claimed that Wilbert not only reversed the direction of his car but reversed the direction of rotation of the crankshaft in his racer which made him go forward instead of backward thereby causing John to lose the race. John is currently sueing Wilbert for the equivalent amount of the prize money. An innovation of John’s was to install a tandem seat for his wife so that she would be able to accompany him to all of the races since she was an avid sports fan. John, after many years of racing glory, decided to settle down in his old home town of Winifred. The Winifred High School, at this time is under the direction of Mr. John Joseph Tuss, principal. Mr. Tuss claimed that his school, which had grown from the size of 60 when he attended to the present enrollment of 500, was the best class B school in Montana. When asked what his plans were, Mr. Tuss replied, I've got it made! Amanda Arthur Betty Devine J. O. Anderson Glenn Halverson Deloris Arthur Cheryll Halverson Jimmy Andrews Kathy Mendel Kenneth Putto Pat Wherley Darlene Reppe Tom Wickens Earle Philp Jerry Udelhoven Vangie Stenslie Jackie Wilcox JUNIOR President------------ Vice President----- Secretary---------- Treasurer --------- Sponsors----------- CLASS Mr. OFFICERS -----Glenn Halverson --------pat Wherley -----Cheryll Halverson -----Vangie Stenslie and Mrs. Vernon Johnson Beatrice Arthur Mary Ellen Heggem Alice Asbjornson Ronnie Heggem James Gibbons Geraldine Jimmerson Betty Hamilton Dwight Phillips . Gail Philp Sandra Schroeder Cheryl Wilcox David Skinner Bob Wickens Judy Putro Larry Udelhoven Jean Reppe Bob Wherley SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President------------- Vice President------ Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor ------------ --------Bob Wickens ----Betty Hamilton ----------jean Reppe Mr. Richard Fretheim President------------- Vice President----- Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor------------ Harley Damschen - - Janice Stenslie • Nancy Schaeffer - Mr. Don Voges SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES EIGHTH GRADE: Andy Anderson, Shirley Tuss, Don Arthur, Catherine Scoville, Sharon Heggem, Billy Olsen, Billy Crow, Janet Udelhoven, Tommy Gibbons, Robin Heggem, Margie Thompson. SEVENTH GRADE: Jimmy Scoville, Roger Reppe, Shirley Carson, Billy Willis, Dar Heggem, Larry Schaeffer, Nancy Thompson, Tommy Udelhoven, Mrs. Wilcox. f 'ffffw'( JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Billy Willis, Tommy Gibbons, Dar Heggem, Billy Olsen, Andy Anderson, Billy Crow, Don Arthur, Jimmy Scoville, Tommy Udelhoven, Lenard Carson, Howard Tuss. Coach Don Voges. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Robin Heggem, Nancy Thompson, Sharon Heggem. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES FIRST ROW: Gene Thompson, Lenard Carson. Arlie Christensen. Howard Tuss. SECOND ROW: Barbara Heller, Charlotte White, Lorraine Heggem. Paul Seilstad, Bob Parker. THIRD ROW: Orren Reppe, Ida Lee Skinner. Nancy Asbjornson, Jimmy Jack Heggem. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES FIRST ROW: Wayne Carlstrom, Dorena Martin, Larry Tuss, Betty Udelhoven. SECOND ROW: Mark Ehlert, Johnny Blazicevich. Deanna Bergum, Karen Schaeffer, Betty Thompson. THIRD ROW: Gus Anderson, Dean Bolstad, Dennis Heggem, Wilma Tuss, Arnold Olsen. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Ehlert, Roxie Scoville, Mike Lechner. Donna Martin, Bruce Udelhoven. Teresa Thompson, Mrs. Asbjornson. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES FIRST ROW: Tim Blazicevich, Bobby Butcher, Donnie Hamilton, Roger Scheifler, Wayne Thomp- son, Randy Place, Mark Udelhoven, Eddie Ehlert, Debbie Smith, Kathy Lechner. Neal Johnson, Billy Allen, Linda Carson. SECOND ROW: Martha Olsen, Douglas Miller, Eddie Heggem, Steve Ehlert, Susie Scoville, Leslie Haight, Andrea Udelhoven, Andrea Johnson, Chris Butcher, Jonathan Heller, Steve Blazicevich. THIRD ROW: Mark Ehlert, Bruce Udelhoven, Mike Lechner. Dennis Heggem, Jeff Ehlert, Johnny Blazicevich, Roxie Scoville, Teresa Thompson. Wilma Tuss, Larry Benes, Dee Bergum. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Carlstrom, Larry Tuss, Dorena Martin, Betty Thomp- son, Betty Udelhoven, Jack Carlstrom, Donna Martin, Karen Schaeffer, Gus Anderson, Arnold Olsen, Dean Bolstad, Bill Parker. FIRST ROW, front to back: Bobby Butcher, Tim Blazicevich, Debbie Smith, Neal Johnson. SECOND ROW: Donnie Hamilton, Linda Carson, Eddie Ehlert, Mark Udelhoven, Randy Place. THIRD ROW: Steve Ehlert, Wayne Thompson, Kathy Lechner, Billy Allen, Roger Scheifler. FOURTH ROW: Jonathan Heller, Andrea Udelhoven, Eddie Heggem, Chris Butcher, Jack Carl- strom. FIFTH ROW: Martha Olson, Susie Scoville, Douglas Miller, Larry Benes, SIXTH ROW: Andrea Johnson, Leslie Haight, Steve Blazicevich, Bill Parker. RHYTHM BAND FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Coach Don Voges, Earl Philp, James Anderson, Bob Wherley, Harley Damschen, Larry Udelhoven, Ronnie Wilcox, Manager Dale Berg. SECOND ROW: Jerry Udelhoven, Bob Wickens, Glenn Halverson, Ed Mendel, Ron Heggem, Wilbert Hunt, Tom Wickens, Dwight Phillip, Pat Wherley. HOMECOMING ’59 BASKETBALL LETTERMEN PAT WHERLEY MR. VOGES, Coach JOHN SCOVILLE GLENN HALVERSON JIM PEARSON HARLEY DAMSCHEN ‘A” SQUAD FIRST ROW: Coach Don Voges, Jim Pearson, Jerry Udelhoven, Manager Wilbert Hunt. SECOND ROW: Bob Wherley, Joe Tuss. James Anderson, Harley Damschen. THIRD ROW: Pat Wherley, John Scoville, Ron Heggem, Ed Mendel, Glen Halverson. “B” SQUAD Dave Skinner, Butch Philp. Bob Wickens, Larry Udelhoven. Tom Wickens, Jim Gibbons. Dwight Phillips, Dale Berg, and Ronald Wilcox. TRACK SQUAD Left to right: Dale Beig, Jerry Udelhoven, Ron Wilcox, Bob Wickens, and Dwight Phillips. LETTERMEN Winifred Trackmen earning their letter this year by placing in the District Track Meet were; Jerry Udelhoven - First in the low hurdles, second in the broadjump, fourth in the high hurdles, and fifth in the 100 yard dash. Bob Wickens - Fifth in the broadjump and fourth in the 440 yard dash. Dwight Phillips - Fourth in the shot put and third in the discus. Tom Wickens - Sixth in the 440 yard dash and sixth in the 880 yard run. PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Virginia Asbjornson, Vangie Stenslie, Darlene Reppe, Barbara Brooks, Shirley Erlandson. SECOND ROW: Sandra Schroeder, Betty Hamilton, Judy Putro, Jean Reppe, Geral- dine Jimmerson, Gail Philp, Marion Gibbons. THIRD ROW: Shirley Carson, Shirley Tuss, Sandra Olsen, Sharon Heggem, Margie Thompson, Mary Ellen Heggem, Robin Heggem, Cheryll Halverson, Nancy Schaeffer, Janet Udelhoven, Nancy Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Mendel, Beatrice Arthur, Cheryl Wilcox, Betty Devine, Jackie Wilcox, Sponsor Mrs. Johnson, Alice Asbjornson. Shirley Smith, Catherine Scoville, Janice Stenslie, Deloris Reppe. “A” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Vangie Stenslie, Virginia Asbjornson, Shirley Erlandson, Barbara Brooks. Basketball Uniforms Football Uniforms Jerry Udelhoven, Junior; Bob Wherley, Sophomore; Harley Damschen, Freshman. HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES Deloris Reppe, Freshman; Mary Ellen Heggem, Sophomore; Kathy Mendel, Junior. CARNIVAL QUEEN BARBARA BROOKS Senior FIRST ROW; Nancy Schaeffer, Freshman; Virginia Asbjornson, Senior. SECOND ROW: Gail Philp, Sophomore; Betty Devine. Junior; Deloris Reppe, Freshman. THIRD ROW: Kathy Mendel. Junior; Alice Asbjornson, Sophomore. GIRLS’ STATE Delegate: VIRGINIA ASBJORNSON Alternate; SHIRLEY ERLANDSON BOYS’ STATE Delegate: EDWARD MENDEL BAND FIRST ROW: Director Mr. Johnson, Dar Heggem, Janet Udelhoven, Marion Gibbons, Tommy Gibbons, Shirley Erlandson, Sharon Heggem, Gail Philp, Majorette Cheryll Halverson. SECOND ROW; Virginia Asbjornson, Kathy Mendel, Vangie Stenslie, Catherine Scoville, Billy Crow, Cheryl Wilcox, Dale Berg, Jerry Udelhoven. THIRD ROW: Harley Damschen, Jackie Wilcox, Kenny Putro, Beatrice Arthur, Alice Asbjornson, Glenn Halverson, Tom Wickens. TWIRLERS Majorette FIRST ROW: Sandra Olsen, Janice Stenslie. SECOND ROW: CHERYLL HALVERSON Darlene Reppe, Mary Ellen Heggem, Deloris Reppe. GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: Nancy Schaeffer, Geraldine Jimmerson, Jean Reppe, Janice Stenslie, Betty Hamil- ton, Marion Gibbons. SECOND ROW: Shirley Smith, Shirley Erlanason, Virginia Asbjornson, Mr. Johnson, Mary Ellen Heggem, Sandra Schroeder, Judy Putro. THIRD ROW: Alice Asbjornson, Vangie Stenslie, Betty Devine. Jackie Wilcox, Barbara Brooks, Kathy Mendel, Darlene Reppe, Deloris Reppe. SEXTETTE Jackie Wilcox, Jean Reppe, Deloris Reppe, Virginia Asbjornson. Shirley Erlandson, Marion Gibbons, Director Mr. Johnson. SEATED, Accompanist Kathy Mendel. PAPER STAFF FIRST ROW: Jackie Wilcox, Mrs. Johnson, Kathy Mendel. SECOND ROW: Jerry Udel- hoven, Glenn Halverson. THIRD ROW: Vangie Stenslie, Darlene Reppe, Betty Devine, Cheryll Halverson. ADVERTISEMENTS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LEWISTON Completely remodeled Including New drive-up tellers window for your convenience. Always Glad to Support Our Youth Lewis town Montana WE'RE HERE TO HELP YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT NORTHWESTERN BANK OF LEWISTON Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 3 You're money Ahead! 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