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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1962 volume:

7 . 5- . Q- 3 F ? , Y-- I I V U ' . if r , . f , , ' - 'i z gf-,LF ,,?5: L A ' V- 1 -2. 1 JM- -. AL' - ib gii - 92 Wi? ' ' . y.f---.115 my f V' ' wr: -,v,E:?NY f I t - .. .Jw + ' ' . N- ' U A h er A.. -w,.1., '- 4 ,-:xv ... -lf' Y ',,,',+ ' ' H M -.q'vr,wY. - K mhz' f' ' I x. :ai-5, f-:.fw ' , :avr-jf . .... L M -1' .. X ., ' , 1, THE RED RAEUDER WE, THE SENIIUR CLASS UE 1962, PRESENT WHNH ERED HHGH SCCHUUL Winifred, Montana DEDJICATHON THE SCHOOL BOARD From Left to Right: Palmer Seilstad, Graydon Udelhoven, Chairman Lloyd Heggem, Murray Jimmerson, Neil Haight. We, the seniors of 1962, wish to dedicate this an- nual, The Red Raider, to the School Board of the Winifred High School who have given their time and services so generously. WRllNClllPAlLfS 53 The year 1961-62 has been a busy one. Our students in speech, music, athletics, publications and other school activities have set and, in many cases, have broken existing records. Scholastically the students of 1961-62 have also done very well and several have established exceptionally high averages. Members of this year's Annual Staff and their sponsor are to be congratulated for the production of this fine annual. lts colorful pages depict school life and spirit of this period. The book itself will gain in value as the years go by. The undersigned wishes to take this opportunity to wish each of the departing seniors avery happy, successful, and healthy future. Also best wishes go to the underclassmen. Sincerely, k '11F' MR. EUGENE COMES Carroll College Helena, Montana Civics - Economics U. S. and World History Montana History Sociology Sophomore Class Sponsor fmx MR. T. M. BERGUM, B.A. Principal and Superintendent St. O1af's College Northfield, Minnesota Algebra I and II Geometry I Solid Geometry Senior Class Sponsor MR. LARRY LEHMAN Carroll College Helena, Montana English I, ll, III, and IV Speech Club Sponsor Junior and Senior Play Director Junior Class Sponsor MR. RON NEWVILLE Mankato State College Mankato, Minnesota Typing I and II Shorthand l and Il General Business Bookkeeping Paper Advisor Annual Advisor Freshman Class Sponsor MR. FLOYD SMIT H Montana State University Missoula, Montana Chemistry Physics Chorus Band Junior Class Sponsor MR. DAVID SAUVAGEAU Montana State College Bozeman, Montana Biology Health General Science Girls' and Boys' P.E Junior High P. E. Guidance Counselor CLERK SCHUOL CUUK ,. V, V 3 K x Y Xf .1 .. l S. BETH BERGUM SCHUUL JIANIITUR INGVALD STRAND -1: , OLGA HESS Q A A 5 - 5 BUS DRIUVERS R - ' L. to .. ETHAN ALLEN G O GE CONOM J CK GU ! + 2 3 1 A BEATRICE ROSE ARTHUR Carnival Queen Candidate 35 Pep Club President 45 Paper Staff Co-Editor. 35 Annual Staff 45 High School Rodeo 3, 45 Cupid in Pigtailsu 35 Commencement 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 35 Years in Winifred, 10, JAMES LAWRENCE GIBBONS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball l, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 4, All-State Chorus 45 Cupid in Pigtai1s 35 Annual Staff 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Girl in the Rain 45 Years in Winifred, 12. BETT Y MARGRET HAMILTON Chorus 1, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Flag Twirler 45 Paper Staff 35 Carnival Queen Candidate 25 Annual Staff 45 Cupid in Pigtailsn 35 Commencement 4 Tumbling 45 Class Vice President 25 Pep Club Vice President 35 Years in Winifred, 8. MARY ELLEN HEGGEM Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirler 1, 2, Majorette 3, 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 1, 2, Carnival Queen Candidate 4, 'B' Squad Cheerleader 2, 3, 'A' Squad Cheerleader 4, Class Vice President 1, Class President 3, Class Secretary 4, M. I.E.A. Silver Key Award 3, M. l.E. A. Convention 3, Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Sextet 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4, Cupid in Pigtails 3, Commencement 4, Alter- nate Girls' State 3, Years in Winifred, 12. RONNIE ARTHUR HEGGEM Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, fCo-Captain 45 Annual Staff4, Cupid in Pigtails 3, Commence ment 4, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Homecoming King 4, Al- ternate Boys' State 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Vice President Lettermen's Club 4, Years in Winifred, 12. DWIG HT EDWARD PHILLIPS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4- Interscholastic Track Meet 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, High School Week 3, 4, Paper Staff 3, Annual Co-Editor 4, Valedictorian 4, Boys' State 3, Class President 1, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer Letter- men's Club 3, 4, Cupid in Pigtails 3, Commence- ment 4: Girl in the Rain 4, Years in Winifred, 4 JEAN ANN REPPE Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextet 2, 3, 4, President Speech Club 4, Speech Club 4, lnterscholastic Speech Meet 4, All-State Chorus 4, Carnival Queen Candidate 1, llomecoming Queen Candidate 4, Cupid in Pigtailsn 3, Commencement 4, Alternate 'B' Squad Cheer- leader l, 'B' Squad Cheerleader 2, 'A' Squad Cheer- leader 3, 4, Co-Editor Paper 3, Co-Editor Annual 4, Class President 4, Class Treasurer 3, Class Treasurer and Secretary 2, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4, Girls' State 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, M. I. E. A. Conven- tion 3, Years in Winifred, 9. SANDRA FRANCES SCHROEDER Chorus 1, 2, 4, Sextet 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Flag Twirler 4, PDC Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Cupid in Pigtailsu 3, Commence- ment 4, Top Magazine Salesman 2, 3, Years in Winifred, 4. ar ..., DA VID ANT HONY SKINNER Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Cupid in Pigtai1s 3, Com- mencement 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Vice President 1, FFA 1, Transfer from Fergus County High 2, Years in Winifred, 3. LARRY CLARK UDELHOVEN Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic Track 3, 4, Cupid in Pigtails 3, Commencement 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, 4, PDC Staff S 3, Annual Staff 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Track Manager 2, Decathlon 3, 4, Years in Winifred, 12. , TIMOTHY ROBERT WHERLEY Class Treasurer 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Cupid in Pigtails 3, Commencement 4, Homecoming King Candi- date 2, King 3, Annual Staff 4, Lettermen's Club 3, President 4, High School M Rodeos 3, 4, Chorus 4, Years in Winifred, 10, ROBERT GEORGE WICKENS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, High School Week 4, Cupid in Pig- 'Rh' tails 3, Commencement 4, Annual Staff 4, Class X A President 2, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, Homecoming King Candidate 2, Years in Winifred, 4. C HERYL LORRAINE W ILCOX Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, High School Week 3, 4, Salutatorian 4, Cupid in Pigtails 3, Commencement 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, PDC Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Years in Winifred, 4. ALICE MARIE ASBJORNSON QDeceasedJ Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, President Pep Club 2, Homecoming Queen Candidate 3, Carnival Queen Candidate 2, PDC staff 3, Cupid in Pigtails 3, Years in Winifred, 11. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Bob Wherley, Treasurer, Mary Ellen Heggem, Secretary, Larry Udel hoven, Vice President, and Jean Reppe, President. X fl.,llF1DII UTC DR fl N ,fv To those who have not yet com- pleted high school, make the best of your high school years. They will make it possible for you to obtain knowledge thatwill help you through- out your life. Knowledge is one of the most important things in your life. Every miraculous thing in life today was a physical possibility in the days of Ramses, Caesar, and Charlemagne. The raw material and basic elements were there then. The difference is in the knowledge to get and make use of them. Your social life is also very important. C7wf7Z9Z6,7C High school is one of the most important parts of anyone's life. It is up to the individual in high school to get the most out of it by participating in as many classes and activities as possible. During high school it may seem you have plenty of time to round out your personality later, but don't be fooled, high school is over with be- fore a person realizes it. Best of luck to all my classmates and also to all the underclassmen. S AX ll UT' A Ti DR Fl A N MUNTAN A lllllRllr,,S9 STATE .ANU lP5UuYS' STATE . - ' ' J' A 1 Nxt ,. .ji ul Yr Delegate: JEAN REPPE - Alternate: MARY ELLEN HEGGEM 1, Delegat ez DWIGHT PHILLIPS The Winifred American Legion Post No, 120 sponsored Dwight Phillips as delegate and the auxiliary sponsored Jean Reppe as delegate and Mary Ellen Heggem as alternate. The selection of these students was based on leadership, co-operation, ability to speak, honesty, citizenship and scholarship. The purpose of this educational program is to teach young people how the local and state governments func- tion, by setting up model governments in which they can participate. Montana Girls' State was held on the campus of Montana State College in Bozeman and Montana Boys' State was held on the campus of Western Montana College of Dillon. ll C A ll, 'U FR H A T lEZ Baccalaureate services took place on May 20 in the ,lf Winifred High School Auditorium with Father Patrick ' s lieve' and the audience sang 'Blest Be The Tie That Y 3 Binds. Shirley Smith played the processional and re- . . cessional. CUMMENCEMIENT as s ,S W a Commencement exercises took place on May 23 in 2 fr Tarrant as guest speaker. The mixed chorus sang l Be- A 'T M 4 , u l Q f i .YK u . 3 E K 5 if the high school auditorium. Cheryl Wilcox gave the Salutatory Address and Dwight Phillips gave the Vale- dictory Address. Dr. Kenneth Lottick from Montana ' hr, ' State University was the guest speaker. The sextet, ac- A if ' C SX companied by Marjorie Thompson, sang The Crusader's t Hymn, Shirley Smith and Marjorie Thompson played a 6 3 piano duet, Exodus, and Tom Gibbons played a trum- , pet solo. Mr. Graydon C. Udelhoven presented the high Y f school diplomas and Mr. T. M. Bergum presented the Sth grade diplomas. Mr. Leslie Hernes gave the invoca- tion and the school band played the processional. 4 t K. ! 'is . T :A A 4 f If . V ! f f Guest speaker Valedictorian 4 J sig! , ss 1 I si It . I sk' ii' x .. Salutatorian The sextet ii S T .Ei t 'ff' V S .air qs' ti s Shaft 12' -V if ' ,L ' I X5 at . .Q sis' y a xt T X ' it T f T . A ja I V 5 PARK TRJUPD Cookie hats. Scenery in the park. G-r-r-r-I. iihiunbah Packing up. Chaperoues . Quake area What's wrong??? More scenery. The gang. yn: K es Tipsy-topsy. Our leader. Thief?? Wow ! !! SENJIOR CLASS HHSTORY ln the fall of 1958 Beatrice Arthur, Alice Asbjornson, James Gibbons, Betty Hamil- ton, Mary Ellen Heggem, Ronnie Heggem, Geraldine Jimmerson, Gail Philp, Dwight Phillips, Jean Reppe, Sandra Schroeder, Larry Udelhoven, Judy Putro, Bob Wherley, Bob Wickens and Cheryl Wilcox entered Winifred High School as freshmen, unaware of the many gradual changes that would take place in our lives as we broadened our knowledge. Throughout our four years in high school we have played an important part in curricular and extracurricular activities as well as giving serious consideration to improving ourselves. Chosen to lead the freshman class were Dwight, President: Mary Ellen, Vice Presi- dentg Cheryl, Secretary-Treasurerg and Mrs. Johnson as class sponsor. Mary Ellen and Bob Wickens were candidates from our class for Homecoming Queen and Gridiron King respectively. Jean and Betty were chosen as candidates for Carnival Queen. We returned in the fall of '59, gaining David Skinner who transferred from Fergus County High School. We started the year by electing Bob Wickens, Presidentg Betty, Vice Presidentg Jean, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mr. Fretheim as sponsor. The sopho- more class candidates for Gridiron King and Homecoming Queen were Bob Wherley and Mary Ellen. Alice and Gail were chosen as Carnival Queen candidates. During the course of our junior year our activities and studies were increased. Se- lected to lead the class were Mary Ellen, Presidentg Larry, Vice Presidentg Gail, Sec- retary, Jean, Treasurerg and Mr. Lehman and Miss Mathis as class sponsors. As juniors we published the Prairie Dog Chatter which received a superior rating from the- M. I. E. A. The co-editors were Jean and Beatrice. Mary Ellen and Jean went to the M. I. E. A. Convention in Missoula in the fall. Mary Ellen received the Silver Key Award for her outstanding work on the paper. Bob Wherley was crowned Gridiron King while Alice was our candidate for Homecoming Queen. Beatrice was elected candidate for Carnival Queen. In the fall of the year we presented to the public our class play, Cupid in Pigtails. In December of our junior year we lost our beloved classmate Alice Asbjornson who died as a result of a car accident. In the spring of the year our class sponsored the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom with the theme Dark Moon. Cheryl and Dwight were selected by the faculty to attend High School Week at Montana State College. Larry and Dwight earned the right to participate in the State interscho- lastic Track Meet in Missoula. Our class was represented in the high school rodeo by Beatrice and Bob Wherley. When we returned for our last year we were more fully aware that our future ac- complishments depended on our own initiative and desire to succeed. Jean was elected President, Larry, Vice Presidentg Mary Ellen, Secretaryg Bob Wherley, Treasurer, and Mr. Bergum, class sponsor. Ronnie was chosen to be Gridiron King by the school while Jean was a candidate for Homecoming Queen. Mary Ellen was chosen by the class as a candidate for Carnival Queen. The setting up of the annual began with Dwight and Jean chosen by the staff as co-editors. The senior class play, Commencement was presented on March 17 and 18 with a dance following. Cheryl and Dwight again at- tended High School Week along with Bob Wickens. Gail Philp, Judy Putro, and Geraldine Jimmerson transferred to Fergus so we were left with only 13 members for our senior year Jim, Mary Ellen and Jean were proud to represent the school chorus at All-State Chorus in Missoula. Jean won the Betty Crocker Homemaking Award for senior girls and also went to Missoula for the State Interscholastic Speech Meet. Dwight and Larry again earned the right to participate in the State lnterscholastic Track Meet in Missoula where Larry garnered a fifth place in the high hurdles. Beatrice and Bob Wherley again represented us at the high school rodeo. We are proud to have Dwight as Valedictorian and Cheryl as Salutatorian as they compiled a 96 and a 95. 1 average respectively. To highlight our four years of learning and adventures we took a trip to Yellowstone National Park. We feel we have attended a high school that has given us a broad background for learning to live and be successful in this modern world. We are proud to be the 1962 graduates of Winifred High School. PARK TRJIP Awa,,,,,....-.-- n ..d i Say cheese. The senior's homeroom. How romantic. He looks impgrram, Don't insult my car. Poor, poor girl. Don't point. A formal pose? Wise up, you! Rough day, girls? E9-fly in the mom- I A A ! , .L 5'f'x'k 'I --mr- KENNY FOSTER I must be good at something! DELORIS REPPE Silent as a babbling brook. NANCY SCHAEFFER Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just think. SHIRLEY SMITH Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. JAN ICE STENSLIE I'd do great things, but it's too much work. RONALD WILCOX l always mean business-- monkey business. rUUNiIiU7R ACTilVilTiliElS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS From L. to R.: NANCY SCHAEFFER, ' Vice President r g E Us , ,. 1rxN1Crz STENSLIE, Treasurer leree SHIRLEY SMITH, Secretary ig RONNIE WILCOX, President 1 is r X f'3 +V 5 The juniors packing Xmas candy. Studious? Ken Foster relaxing f1.Qr.f Big boss! Janice and Ronnie faking. Nor actually Wgrking? W r V was W 4 , If . Nj wwf - -Mr hr, nr ,M 1 , .L xr , R Vi F U is xx If MX 'E L . rr 2, 'Z 4 Smile pretty, girls! Sore tonguc?? SICCPY. Kllll? 'few . ff, -. X. .uh . .W I 3 ' WS, : y X Qi :ws s x, uxai -we . is Ni T511 frriqgggg-P Lettermen 's Club officers. Piano duet. DIES-IUSFS! I Trumpet 5010, Strike up the band. Thank you from Pep Club. Big laugh! 1 ! Grim coach. Music teacher. Dentures gone??? Hair vemilators. WhaI'S SO fum1y??? ANDY ANDERSON A whiz at sports and a man among men is he, but among women would rather be. DON ARTHUR There may be better men, but I doubt it. BILL CROW Beware, I might do some- thing sensational I PATTY JO FOSTER I'm here, but my interests aren't. TOM GIBBONS Work never bothers meg I could lay down next to it and go to sleep. ROBIN HEGGEM Fu1l of pep from tip to toe and always hep to make things go. SHARON HEGGEM If silence is golden, then I'm broke. BILL OLSEN I'l1 make my home out on the farm -- to keep me from the city's harm. JO ANNE PETERS No one knows her thoughts, but every one knows her friendly smile. MARGARET PHILLIPS I like to study and do my share, but giggles slip in unaware. fl CATHY SCOVILLE She takes the T out of can't. MARIORIE THOMPSON What's the use of living if you can't have fun. SHIRLEY TUSS l am little, but oh my! JANET UDELHOVEN She has a mind of her own, with a mind to express it. PATRICIA WICKENS Don't let her shyness fool you. uf SUPHUMURE ACTHVHTHES SOP HOMORE CLASS OFFICERS A, , M. i Q 41? fs' From L. to R.: Q' JANET UDELHOVEN President MARIORIE THOMPSON e Vice President um! ROBIN HEGGEM A Secretary-Treasurer Decorating the Xmas tree. Beautiful Bill Choosing class rings gf Billy acts bored. Andy twists, Hosts at initiation party. I slid?-if .M . ,... I RObi11 HI WOTR- The Sophomorefs initiating party. Bill's modeling ciforts. 'R i . s N I I u V N 1 SHARON ARNTZEN In her manner lies her charm. SHIRLEY CARSON She puts her heart into all she does. DARWIN HEGGEM 'Like gravity, he has the power of attraction. ROGER REPPE My memory is something I forget with. LARRY SCHAEFFER Think twice--and say nothing. JAMES SCOVILLE I had an idea but I lost it. NANCY THOMPSON High school days have their delights, but can't compare with high school nites. TOMMY UDELHOVEN It isn't what you do, it's what you get by with. FRED UDENBERG Oh, go back to sleep, it's only a hydrogen bomb. JAMES WICKENS Chase me, girls, I'm lots of fun. BILLY WILLIS Let's face ir, I don 't know either, FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 7 f'. From L. to R. : DAR HEGGEM, President SHARON ARNTZEN, Secretary NANCY THOMPSON Vice President JIMMY WICKENS, Treasurer W dl , ,wp ,. , in T fs 'X W ,, W TE .T IW W w The line up. Ugh! Rough football game. Three foreigners. Looks like a fight! Men at work! Nervous, Larry? A banquet for the frosh. Shorty, bossmah H Xl I I i V ' ' - 'gl' 1 ii r qv H FOOTBALL llf9l62 KNO - Y , M' -,',,...V 4 ' f' - gfgkgfk., A, W , :QM . Z , 1 V . ,.,, , -,wr Y . , V ' .. ,, 'J' . ' ,:f'b -1 .- ' V -ah., ,rf Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Roger Reppe, Tom Gibbons, Jim Wickens, Dwight Phillips, Bob Wickens, Larry Udelhoven, Jim Gibbons, Ken Foster, Tom Udelhoven, James Scoville. BACK ROW: Manager, Dar Heggem, Dave Skinner, Bill Crow, Bob Wherley, Ron Heggem, Ron Wilcox, Andy Anderson, Don Arthur, Coach Dave Sauvageau. I. W I 'LGU 'P rw- M' FIRST STRING LINE-UP LARRY UDELHOVEN RON HEGGEM JIM GIBBONS BOB WICKENS BOB WHERLEY Quarterback Center Guard Halfback End Captain Co-Captain SCOREBOARD SECOND PLACE We The Y Simms 26 18 WINNERS Roy 39 0 Fergus B 25 12 1utSTEtt3't NHNE 26 30 Moore 30 0 GUN FEIRENCIE St. te.-,-S 18 26 DWIGHT PHILLIPS DAVE SKINNER RON WILCOX DON ARTHUR ANDY ANDERSON Halfback Safety Guard End End lBvASlliIE,'lf'lBAlL,lL, I96Il:62 0 Q at if! Trophies collected during the year. The team display at the banquet. BASKETBALL SCORES Winifred 50 Simms 55 Winifred 54 Judith Gap 45 Winifred 46 Augusta 29 Winifred 58 Roy 68 Winifred 55 Winnett 36 Winifred 65 Moccasin 51 Winifred 68 Moore 55 Winifred 55 Belt 40 Winifred 44 Hobson 32 DISTRICT NINE TOURNAMENT Winifred 54 Grass Range 30 Winifred 50 Roy 44 Winifred 38 St. Le0's 29 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Winifred 68 Judith Gap 51 Winifred 63 Grass Range 47 Winifred 67 Geraldine 52 NORTHERN DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Winifred 66 Simms '73 Winifred 49 Power 44 Winifred 58 Roy 45 Winifred 49 Denton 63 Winifred 69 Winnett 43 Winifred 7 1 Roy 58 Winifred 61 Moore 52 CONSOLATION GAME Winifred '14 Grass Range 64 Winifred 41 Dutton 52 Winifred 57 St. Leo's 38 Basketball 1961-62 was a year to be remembered by the Red Raider fans. When the first call for practice was issued every boy in high school turned out. A warm-up for the season was a weekend road trip to Simms and Augusta after Thanksgiving. After the first few weeks of con- ference play it was easy to see the Raiders were the team to beat. The Raiders won the District 9 Conference with an ll-1 record and went on to become Champions of the District 9 Tourna- ment. Several weeks later the team came home from Great Falls with the 4th place trophy in the Northern Division Tournament. The over-all record for the Raiders was a red-hot 20 wins and 5 losses against all competition. Huddle at the Northern Div. Ron blocks another. Ref calls a foul. lilllS'lll'RllxCT NllNlE 1ClHlAMlPlllONS FIRST ROW: Coach Dave Sauvageau, Larry Udelhoven, Bob Wickcns, jim Gibbons, Roger Reppe, Manager Tom Gibbons. SECOND ROW: Dwight Phillips, Andy Anderson, Bob Wherley, Ron Heggeni, Ron Wilcox, Don Arthur, Dave Skinner. SOUAIID FIRST ROW: Fred Udenberg, Bill Willis, Dar lleggeni, Bill Olsen, lini Wickens. SECOND ROW: James Scoville, Larry Schaeffer, Ken Foster, Coach Dave Sauvageau, Bill Crow, 'l'0lll Udelhoven, Toni Gibbons. E RON I-IEGGEM LARRY UDELHOVEN DAVE SKINNER DWIGHT PHILLIPS Senior Senior Senior S6l1iOr DISTRICT NINE 4TH PLACE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS DIVISIONAL BOB WHERLEY Captain Senior DISTRICT NINE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS DON ARTHUR ANDY ANDERSON Sophomore Sophomore BOB WICKENS JIM GIBBONS RON WILCOX ROGER REPPE Senior Senior Junior Freshman A SQUAD FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Jean Reppe, Robin Heggem, Janice Stenslie, Mary Ellen Heggem. B SQUAD BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Shirley Smith, Nancy Thomp- son, Deloris Reppe. A SQUAD BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: jean Reppe, Robin Heggem Janice Stenslie, Mary Ellen Heggcm. l l962 DHSTRIICCT NHNE TRACK CHAMPJIONS From Left to Right, KNEELING: Bob Wickens, Tom Udelhoven, Larry Udelhoven, Bill Olsen, Jim Wickens, Fred Udenburg. STANDING: Floyd Smith, Coach, Dwight Phillips, Bob Wherley Don Arthur, Dave Skinner, Andy Anderson, James Scoville, Dave Sauvageau, Coach. This spring a dozen boys reported out for track with seven of these being returning letter- men from last year's championship team. The team did well all season with some of the boys placing at all the meets. The Raiders won their own invitational, took second at the Denton Invitational, second in a quadrangular meet at Fergus, and walked away with the District Meet. Those boys earning their letters by placing at the District were: Bob Wickens, lst in the 440, 4th in the 880, and 4th in the broad jump, Larry Udelhoven, lst in the high hurdles, lst in the low hurdles, lst in the broad jump, and 2nd in the 100, Dwight Phillips, lst in the shot put, lst in the javelin, and 2nd in the discus, Bob Wherley, 2nd in the low hurdles, 2nd in the high hurdles, and 3rd in the discus, Don Arthur, lst in the 880, 3rd in the low hurdles and 4th in the discus, Dave Skinner, 2nd in the high jump. The Winifred team set five new District records as follows: Larry Udelhoven, high hurdles--15. 8, lowhurdles--20. 4, and broad jump--2O'3 3!4 , Dwight Phillips, shot put--45'4 . The relay team composed of Don Arthur, Bob Wherley, Bob Wickens, and Larry Udelhoven set a new district record of 1:41. 5. Three boys earned the right to go to the State Track Meet by placing at the Divisional. They were: Larry Udelhoven, 2nd in the highs, 4th in the 100 and 3rd in the broad jump, Dwight Phillips, 2nd in the shot put, Don Arthur, 5th in the 880. At the State Interscholastic Track Meet in Missoula, Larry Udel- hoven took 5th in the 120 yd. high hurdles. ATHlL,lE',TllQ SNAPS Ron makes one. Beginning of the Hobson game. Football cheers 3 UVB im , Cheerleaders pose. The team in the huddle. Homecoming skit. 1 Q, .lx 1 B squad game begins. The kick off. Divisional consolation game Fil'SI down- Arthur shoots, Setting up the defence. Mririisieiriti SNAPS BOB WHERLEY: Discus, DAVE SKINNER: Higniump. DWIGHT PHILLIPSI Discus- High and Low Hurdles. Shot PHI. 19-Velilh These five pictures are of the senior track letter- men, who all placed at BOB WICKENS: 440 and LARRY UDELHOVEN: Broad 880, Broad Jump, Jump, 100, High and Low Hurdles. The C0'CaPfaiUS at Work- The coach's example. The crowd at homecoming. Game at Roy. Warm-Up. Ron gets a trophy. Wherley at practice. the District 9 Track Meet. r 1 I I 5 i I ! 1 lP5lE'.lPl CLUB nf 1 ,H ,ie wr tr b ia. ' ,Q 'I . ,,, uf. , o ' -- L-7 2 nv . M x . 2 7 N J y , g 7' - A V. . f - -. G. cv X ' 2 V I I I, Q. I h , . , . 1 , FIRST ROW: S. Smith, N. Thompson, D. Reppe. SECOND ROW: M. E. Heggem, J. Stenslie, R. Ileggeni, J. Reppe. TIIIRD ROW: P. Wickens, B. Arthur, N. Schaeffer, S. Heggem. FOURTH ROW: A. Wallace, G. Catrine, I. Skinner, S. Tuss, S. Schroeder, B. Heller, S. Packard, S. Carson. FIFTH ROW: S. Arntzen, M. A. Tresch, C.Scoville, Mrs. Wilcox, M. Thompson, C. Wilcox, B. I-Iamilton. SIXTH ROW: M. Phillips, N. Asbjornson, P. Foster, J. Udelhoven, L. Heggem, C. White. OFFICERS: B. Arthur, President, N. Schaeffer, Vice President, S. lleggem, Secretary, P. Wickens, Treasurer, Mrs. Wilcox, Sponsor. lLlETTlElRlNll ENS U From Left to Right: R. Wilcox, J. Gibbons, I. Wickens, B. Wickens, D. Skinner, A. Anderson, D. Arthur, B. Crow, D. Phillips, L. Udelhoven, D. Heggem, B. Wherley, R. Heggeni. OFFICERS: Bob Wherley, President, Ron Heggem, Vice President, Dwight Phillips, Secretary- Treasurcrg Dave Sauvageau, Sponsor. ' 'GMRLS9pli U. R. p C r . ses rw I is .F 1 f ' Q- swSsS,.. f 'r if ' ini ' I ,.M. x . 'S' p, fl 1 :fr 1. C, f 9 N 1 ,Q KN ' ' fix' I I fire- Kr fl . w.. .W K. SITTING: M. Thompson, S. Tuss, B. Hamilton, N. Schaeffer, P. Wickens, S. Arntzen. KNEELING: S. Carson, D. Reppe, P. Foster, R. Heggem, N. Thompson, J. Udelhoven, M. Phillips. STANDING: l. Reppe, J. Stenslie, S. Smith, S. Heggem, Mrs. Newville, Instructor, C. Scoville, B. Arthur, C. Wilcox, M. E. l-leggem. SPEECH T IQIAKNB From Left to Right: lean Reppe, Mr. Lehman, Sponsor, Sharon Heggcm, Ken Foster, Janice Stenslie. P , Fm. .'k.t.'f.,:. sf SEXTET . 46. . iff I 4 ' , . 5- I 2 From Left to Right: Sandra . , 3 Schroeder, Nancy Thomp- son, Shirley Smith, Mary , Ellen Heggem, Jean Reppe, 5 -. I 'cr .-. Deloris Reppe, Marjorie cy T hom pson, Accompanist. WHNH FRED SCHOOL BAND From Left to Right, FIRST ROW: J. Stenslie, D. Reppe, G. Catrine, T. Udelhoven, J. Scoville, S. Carson, K. Packard, M. E. Heggem. SECOND ROW: S. Tuss, M. Lechner, D. Bolstad, G. Anderson, Al. Olsen, R. Stulc, W. Carlstrom, R. Srulc, J. Ehlert, M. Ehlert, B. Heller. THIRD ROW: S. Schroeder, L. Heggem, B. Thompson, M. Thompson, T. Gibbons, S. Arnrzen, R. lleggem, P. Foster, J. Udelhoven, N. Thompson. FOURTH ROW: M. Phillips, B. Hamilton, B. Arthur, S. Smith, S. Heggem, C. Scoville, Mr. Smith, C. Wilcox, K. Foster, B. Crow, M. Tresch, P. Wickens. MAJORETTE TWIRLERS Mary Ellen Heggem From Left to Right: Janice Stenslie, Kath- leen Packard, Deloris Reppe. GHRLS CHORUS il W I 1 FIRST ROW: B. Hamilton, D. Reppe, Mr. Smith, S. Arntzen, M. Thompson. SECOND ROW: S. Tuss, J. Udelhovcn, P. Wickens, R. Heggem, S. Carson. THIRD ROW: M. Phillips, J. Reppc, C. Scoville, S. Smith, N. Thompson, N. Scheaffer, P. J. Foster, S. Heggem, M. li. Heggcm, J. Stenslie. BOYS9 CHORUS 4' . f , 2 E FlRS'l' ROW: S. Smith, J. Gibbons, J. Wickens, R. Reppe, Mr. Smith. SECOND ROW: 13. Olsen, K. Foster, B. Wickens, D. Phillips, D. lfleggem, T. Gibbons. THIRD ROW: J. Sco- ville, B. Crow, R. lleggem, R. Wilcox, A. Anderson. r PAPER STA ii-UF - MPRAIRIUE DOG CIHIATTERW SITTING: Mr. Newville, advisorgDe1oris Reppe, Ronnie Wilcox, Shirley Smith. STANDING: Nancy Schaeffer, Ken Foster, Janice Stenslie. DELORIS REPPE RONNIE WILCOX Co Editor C0 Edttor MEMBER OF THE M. I. E. A. Business and Advertising Manager- - SHIRLEY SMITH Grade News Editor --------- NANCY SCHAEFFER N Community News Editor - - - - - - JANICE STENSLIE Sports Editor -------- -- - RONALD WILCOX Headline Editors - - - - SHIRLEY SMITH JANICE STENSLIE Production Manager -------- ----- K EN FOSTER Assistant Production Manager - - NANCY SCHAEFFER Proofrcadcrs ------------- ---- J UNIOR CLASS Reporters - - - - - JUNIOR CLASS Typists - - - ---- JUNIOR CLASS Advisor ---------------- MR, RON NEWVILLE Headlining. Three of the juniors typing stencils, Running off a page, ANNUAL STAFF - MRED RAXlllDlEllRf9 FIRST ROW: Mr. Newville, sponsor, Jean Reppe, Dwight Phillips, Mary Ellen Heggem. SEC OND ROW: Sandra Schroeder, Cheryl Wilcox, Beatrice Arthur, Betty Hamilton. THIRD ROW Jim Gibbons, Bob Wickens, Bob Wherley, Ron Heggem, Dave Skinner, Larry Udelhoven. -sts? -T JEAN REPPE DWIGHT PHILLIPS Co Editor Co Editor nv' MEMBER OF M. I. E. A. Business Manager ----- - - -MARY ELLEN HEGGEM Photographers - - - - BETTY HAMILTON and CHERYL WILCOX We, the graduates of 1962, are happy to present this edition of the Red Raider. We hope that the contents of this yearbook will bring back many happy memories of the 1961- 62 school year with all of its many activities and achieve- ments. We also would like to take this opportunity to wish all the underclassmen continued success in school work, ac- tivities, and sports. ...vw Mr. Musson at work. H55 actually working! Discussing a problem. Working on the ads. URGANllZATlION SNAPS The Pep Club after we beat Power at the Northern Divisional Tourney Mr. Smith directing a band practice. Pep Club officers. Wig? 4 You should be playing! The band's bass drummer. Between numbers Mr. Smith gets a gift at the concert. The band--winter concert. V5 we 1 'A E962 HUMECUMHNG QUEEN ANC J HUMECUMHNG QUEEN CANDIUDATES W. HQ h W1 ,E ,I I 1 gf , - A 'V wit A fp' K' 'lj E n f gh Jean Reppe, SSHIOIQ Patrlcla Wlckens, h Nancy Thompson Freshman. 1962 HUNUEZCUM MNH H N Vg!! NNI G HUMUECUMHNG WING CANDHDATES Left to Rxghta Andy Anderson, Sophomoreg Jlmmy W1CkGl1S, Freshman: Ron Wilcox, Junior. 1962 CARNHVAL QUEEN CARNIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATES f Left to Right: Sharon Arntzen, h ang Mary Ellen I-Ieggem, Seniorg Shirley h Junior. P ESHMANHNHWNHUN Hail ye mighty How, Chief Freddy. Wonder where UIC Miss Larry Schaeffer. Seniors. yellow went? New hair styles. Need some help, Bill? Those legs!! Mama, mama! ! l Left. Backwardsvlllel I Right: What s up??'? HUMEQOMl King and Queen reign. Pat and Andy - Soph. Janice, cheering. King and Queen - candidates '62 4 'l Co-Captains with dummy. There goes Moore. Decorating goal Darwill. where is posts. your spirit? Left Smilell F Right: King candidates. tlllUNllUlR:SlE',NllOR PRUM ANU The promenade Smile, please Mr. Johnson, guest speaker. 'X AS! The toastmistress. A View of the grand march The guests of honor. ATllr'lllL,lETlltC lB5ANQ!UlET . :Q - .. x s st' f 3 1 NK x .t 1' , Q f ltr. ,F t, A. ... S ,.r- f Q1-I Mig, M ..- v r ' ' and 1. The cheerleaders. Pep Club President, Mr, Tindall, speaker. Mr. Ber um. Presentation of Awards. Tell me another one! NAX'lFllONA!L, SClHlUUll.4 ASSEMBLHES F On Guard! The Missourians. Wow! Careful! ! Southern Style. LFYE Music?? Rock and Roll, The rifleman. Talk on Italy .--me JVUNHUR PLAY MTHE GHRL HN THE RAHNH 4 3 I rfm X1 Wwe, Tfffk- ' - 2 The hero saves the lady, Doc, Gibbons at work, Ooooh! ' .?1'::r'A' ll P' riff Poor sick thing. Take that, you rat!! The Doc Hoodluml SHENHUR EPWIMAXY MCUMMENOEIMENTW w g F r , N , 3 - 'A j xi fa f 'nl . qi - . V 14. I.. 1 t Bite him! Surprised? Don't stare! The office setting. Make up time. Togetherness. f+1 5 A 'Pl Students? Poor boy! Help me. You tell them, Sundy. Ha Hu. If nv GIRLS' STATE: Shirley, delegate, Deloris, alternate. an ' f X -4 xy I l 1 Jean won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award and also earned the privilege of participating in the Inter- scholastic Speech Meet at Missoula. BOYS' STATE: Kenny, delegate, Ronnie, alternate. Deloris received V it the M.I.E.A. fa, Silver Key Award for outstanding M work on the Prairie Dog Chatter. . aww- i E, HIGH SCHOOL WEEK DELEGATES: Left IO ALL STATE CHORUS: Left IO Right! Jean, Right: Dwight, Cheryl, Ronnie, and Bob. Jim, and Mary Ellen, 2 6 A l sfvffe seafarer ,dag I ,Taft S , is . 57,5 , Memorial at quake site, Morning coffee break. Those Crazy leggy l if-of is g ul it 3 l l -'25 ' ' ' ,- y Y, ffbfx ' N '? K ,V j - 1 LQ t- - Read Carefully now, Who is H777 Who's the SqL1aw??? Newville hits the floor. The seniors at Gardiner. Drop that rock! lk V Hallg 011. Betty. Hall romance! an What's up??? ACTHVHTY SNAPS Starting line- up for donkey game. The band at Commencement. Senior play practice. Hang on, boy! Smile king! Someone told a funny. A11 for the annual, Bob gets an award. Teacher's roost. A real cowboy. Go get him, Wherley MRS. ALICE WILCOX 7th and 8th Grades Yakima Valley Jr. College Eastern Montana College of Education MRS. DOROTHY I-IALVERSON 5th and 6th Grades College of Great Falls .ada MRS. DOROTHY ASBIORNSON 3rd and 4th Grades Eastern Montana College of Education MRS. GLADYS MILLER lst and 2nd Grades Washington State University Western Montana College of Education JUNHOR HHGH Y'xy Absenl when 5 pictures were made wx i fkgtfti LVAAE 1 I x No Photo ' AVAILABLE I Q si. EIGHTH GRADE: Lenard Carson, Arlie Christensen, Gary Dosher, Gene Thompson, Mary Ann Tresch, Howard Tuss, Anita Wallace. SEVENTH GRADE: Keith Arntzen, Nancy Asbjornson, Gail Carton, Jimmy Jack Heggem, Lorraine Heggem, Barbara Heller, Sandra Packard, Bob Parker, Duane Phillips, Orren Reppe, Paul Seilstad. Ida Lee Skinner, Charlotte White. ll-TT PTH AND STXTH GRADES FIRST ROW: J. Ehlert, T. Thompson, M. Dosher, W. Tuss, D. Bolstad, R. Scoville. SECOND ROW: M. Ehiert, D. Bergum, A. Olsen, K. Packard, M. Lechner, THIRD ROW: F. Packard, L. Tuss, R. Stulc, N. Roberts, D. Heggem, B. Udelhoven, R. Robinson. FOURTH ROW: P. Musgrave, R. M. Tresch, D. Martin, K. Schaeffer, G. Anderson, B. Udelhoven. FIFTH ROW: B. Thompson, R. Stulc, D. Martin, L. J. Tresch, W. Carlstrom, L, Wallace. Not Pictured: John Blazicevich. Tll-HRD AND FOURTH GRADES FIRST ROW: B. Butcher, D. Smith, R. Catron, L. Carson, K. Lechner, E. Ehlert, SECOND ROW: R. Scheiffer, M. Udelhoven, W. Thompson, D. Hamilton, T. Blazicevich. THIRD ROW: K. Butcher, L. Haight, A. Udelhoven, S. Scoville, M. Olsen. FOURTH ROW: S. Blazicevich, J. Heller, E. Allen, R. Bergum, D. Miller, S. Ehlert, FIFTH ROW: B. Parker, J. Carlstrom, E. Heggem, L. Benes, L. Parker. Not Pictured: S. A. Stulc. ll-?llRS'lF' AND SECOND GRADES .sf sky. FIRST ROW: R. Wherley, D. Bolstad, G. Bergum, A. Ehlert, A. Ehlert, D. Blazicevich. SEC- OND ROW: R. Foreman, S. Arthur, D. Smith, R. Rich, D. Packard. THIRD ROW: W. Ehlert, C. Butcher, B. Allen, I. Bolstad, C. Udelhoven. FOURTH ROW: G. Stulc, D. Packard, C. Skinner, L. Parker, K. Carr, C. Seilstad. Not Pictured: J. Parker. lHlARMON'Y BAND FIRST ROW: A. Ehlert, G. Bergum, R. Foreman, D. Blazicevich, C. Udelhoven, A. Ehlert, D Bolstad, C. Butcher, D, Packard, D. Smith, R. Rich, R, Wherley. SECOND ROW: S. Arthur, W, Ehlert, B. Allen, K. Carr, L. Parker, D. Packard, C. Skinner, J. Bolstad, C. Seilstad, J. Stulc. THIRD ROW: E. Ehlert, B. Butcher, T. Blazicevich, K. Lechner, M. Olsen, D, Smith, C. Butcher, L. Carson, R. Catron, D. Hamilton, R. Scheiffler. FOURTH ROW: S. Bhlert, S. Blazicevich, M. Udelhoven, L. Parker, E. Heggem, B. Parker, S. Scoville, A. Udelhoven, L. Haight, J. Carlstrom, L. Benes, R. Bergum, D. Miller, E. Allen, W. Thompson, J. Heller. Not Pictured: I. Parker, S. Stulc. Directors: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Asbjornson. JIU NIIUR llellllillidl ll5ASKlE'llI'lEBAlL,lL tiff' KNEELING, From Left to Right: Norwood Roberts, Michael Dosher, Mark Ehlert. SITTING: Rusty Robinson, Bob Parker, Rodney Stulc, Orren Reppe, Paul Seilstad, Keith Arntzen. STAND- ING: Gary Dosher, Howard Tuss, Leonard Carson, Duane Phillips, Coach Dave Suuvageau, Arlie Christensen, Gene Thompson, Jimmy lack Heggem, 'Wayne Carlstrom. JIIUNIIUR IHIIGIHI CHlE1lElRlL,llE,AllllE,lRS MARY ANN TRESCH NANCY ASBIORNSON LORRAINE I-IEGGEM GRADE SQCHUUL PAGEANT The littlest snowman. Jolly Old Saint Nick. Mark Ehlert, actor. The elves dance. Tin soldiers on review. Snowmen on the prod. Anita and Nancy sing. Put your hearts in ir! lHIAlL,lLOW'lElEN PARTHES primary party. Ghosts, goblins and Huckleberry Hound., GRADE SQHUUL, SNAPS Blow, GUS, blow. Look happy--it's only school. YOU'1'9 fakillg- Junior High study halls. Halloween Daffy- Grade School lines, M. Ehlcrr in band. 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Wolley QReal Estate, Stendal Transportation Riverside Flower Shop Vaughn Ragsdale Store Central Motor Sales Miracle Gas Service Bowards Floral Shop O. K. Rubber Welders Lewistown Hardware Fad Clothing Store Madsen Sheet Metal Creel Funeral Home J. M. McDonald Co. Graydon Udelhoven Frederickson Imp. Fergus Imp. Co. McKenna Agency Roseneau Foods Neumann Motors Kelly's Music J. C. Penney's Hub Clothing KXLO Gambles Gem Cafe Safeways Tony Gies Mark Wysel Daily News Snow White Eagles Club Seiden Drug Baird Bros. A8:W Root Beer Tastee Freeze Jewell's Cafe Log Cabin Cafe George Hamilton C. Lelek Agency Doctors Building Krugers Hardware Central Machinery Wardrobe Cleaners James C. Wilkins Jr. Pearlray Beauty Shop Deluxe Cafe Central Feed Company Hines Motor Golden Montana Company Anna Boles Central Montana Auction Tomey's Empire Barber 8: Beauty Shop 3 B's Dekalb, Dockery, Mondale 8: Johnson GENERAL ACTJIVJITJIJES Gab session. Daydreaming, Betty? Napoleon! l Kookie!! Bob, magician?? Coffee break. What's that, Ronnie? Comfortable, Mr. Comes? li Spectators. Smile pretty. Deloris, thinking? A sad king. Cheerleading tryouts. Winter Concert, chorus. Boys' Glee Club. Watching orbit flight on T. V. ef TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 6 The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made M3 'V' -ww ...A E-N 4 ... M -if -:I J 'Y ' ' t l' L2-' f i 'fi ' 'V ,, f Jim,-5 , ,, , ,Arg-L fl , ' 7 V V ' - - ,V or , -. , - 1915: ' ggi' ri Win - 'J -3 .:.-i'.4::31 L 142,-':H..y -, 53, . ,- I- -. yr . , - ' : ' .L-: .-zzz , 1014. '., ' , 55, , , ,gm fig- . sms' -:.- -1'?.n,,'g:- 5--.L 2.3 -- - V , , -- , f '- ' W 1 '. k V 3, 13-12113 .. '-'v,iL'f 'k.. -V iff: ,'l:5.f'-1-ff3A'3rL, -. r- -1 1 ,-f.- 5 lljgfggj j --I-I J :' ,z ,Y ' ' ' - :N -rf-:-W' ff . -. f-F:1-'-ffi,:- . I. : .2 E: . --'E ' :iff-2' . . ,--Y, ,, .-., f .. . ,, ,-, ,-...q,, --1 Qi- ,, f - , - , L.. -e - -Y u --Q- .pam f-fsflff