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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

wm m ■ . THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1963 PRESENTS THE WINIFRED RED RAIDER DEDICATION We, the Class of 1963, wish to dedicate our annual to the people in the community for the fine support they have given and the in- terest they have taken in school activities. If it was not for this co- operation and encouragement, this edition of the Red Raider would be a very difficult task. IN APPRECIATION We, the Red Raider Staff wish to express our appreciation to our Annual Adviser, Mr. Eugene Comes, for his hard work and patience which have helped to make this yearbook a success. 2 SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE The Staff has left no stone unturned to bring to the readers of this book a true picture of life and activities as they existed in the Wini- fred school during the year 1962-1963. They are to be congratulated for a job well done. You, the recipient of this book, will learn to value its pages more and more as the years go by. Its pictures, stories and personal notes will make it possible for you to relive again and again the happiest days of your life--your school days. Best wishes to you and all its readers. Sincerely, MR. EUGENE COMES Carroll College Helena, Montana Civics Economics U.S. History World History Montana History Sociology Annual Advisor Freshman Class Sponsor MR. T. M. BERGUM, B.A. Principal and Superintendent St. Olaf's College Northfield, Minnesota Algebra I and II Geometry I Solid Geometry Senior Class Sponsor MR. LARRY LEHMAN Carroll College Helena, Montana English I, II, III, and IV Speech Club Sponsor Junior and Senior Play Director Junior Class Sponsor 4 MR. RONALD NEWVILLE Mankato State College Mankato, Minnesota Typing 1 and 11 Shorthand I General Business Bookkeeping Paper Adviser Junior Class Sponsor MR. DAVID SAUVACEAU Montana State College Bozeman, Montana Biology Health General Science Coach Girls' and Boys' P.E. Junior High P.E. Guidance Counselor MR. FLOYD SMITH Montana State University Missoula, Montana Chemistry Physics 8th Grade Science Chorus Band Beginners' Band Sophomore Class Sponsor 5 SCHOOL BOARD From left to right: Palmer Seilstad, Lloyd Heggem, Graydon Udelhoven, Neal Haight, Murray Jimmer- son. Beth Bergum, Clerk, Not shown. BUS DRIVERS From left to right: Ethan Allen, George Econom, and Jack Bergum. SCHOOL COOKS - JANITOR 6 SENIORS KENNETH EVERETT FOSTER Transfer from Townsend-2 Years in Winifred-3 The Girl in the Rain -3 Basketball-3 Paper Staff-3 Boys' State Delegate-3 The Inner Willy -4 Annual Staff-4 Senior Class Vice-Pres.-4 Speech Club President-4 MIEA Convention-4 Boys' Chorus-3-4 Speech Club-3-4 Football-2-3-4 Band-2-3-4 RONALD LEROY WILCOX Years in Winifred-4 V7 Paper Staff Co-Editor-3 The Girl in the Rain -3 Boys' State Alternate-3 Gridiron King Candidate-3 Annual Staff-4 The Inner Willy -4 Snowball King-4 Letterman's Club Sec.-Treas. 4 Valedictorian-4 Track-1-2 Boys' Chorus-3-4 High School Week-3-4 Class President-3-4 Letterman's Club-2-3-4 Baske tb all -1 - 2 - 3-4 Football-1-2-3-4, Captain-4 8 DELORIS KAY REPPE Years in Winifred-9 Homecoming Queen Candidate-1 Carnival Queen Candidate-1 Bolts and Nuts -1 All-State Chorus-2 Paper Staff Co-Editor-3 'B' Squad Cheerleader-3 The Girl in the Rain -3 Girls' State Alternate-3 MIEA Silver Key Award-3 Annual Staff -4 Betty Crocker Award-4 MIEA Convention-4 Homecoming Queen-4 Class Secretary-4 The Inner Willy -4 Majorette-4 Speech Club-2 Twirler-1-2-3 Sextette-1-2-3 Chorus-1-2-3-4 Pep Club -1-2-3-4 SHIRLEY ANN SMITH Years in Winifred-12 Twirler-2 The Girl in the Rain -3 Paper Staff-3 Girls' State Delegate-3 MIEA Convention-3 'B' Squad Cheerleader-3 Class Secretary-3 Carnival Queen Candidate-3 “The Inner Willy -4 Annual Staff-4 'A' Squad Cheerleader-4 Class Treasurer-4 Accompanist--Boy s' Chorus-3-4 Sextette-2-3 Band-2-3-4 Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Chorus-1-2-3-4 9 HARLEY ALLEN DAMSCHEN DAVID MICHEAL FOSTER Years in Winifred--1 Transfer from Fergus Co. H.S.—4 Annual Staff--4 The Inner Willy --4 Years in Winifred-- Class President—1 Band--1 Letterman's Club--2 The Inner Willy —4 Annual Staff—4 Homecoming King--4 Letterman's Club, Vice-Pres.—4 Homecoming King Candidate —1-2 Basketball—1-2-4, Captain--4 Football —1-2-4 10 NANCY ANN SCHAEFFER Years in Winifred--4 Class Secretary-Treasurer—1 Paper Staff—3 Homecoming Queen--3 The Girl in the Rain —3 MIEA Convention--3 Pep Club Vice-President—3 Annual Staff Editor--4 Pep Club Secretary—4 Snowball Queen Candidate—4 The Inner Willy --4 Salutatorian--4 Carnival Queen Candidate—1-2 Class Vice-President--2-3 Chorus--l-2-3 Pep Club—1-2-3-4 JANICE DARLENE STENSLIE Years in Winifred--12 Class Vice-President--! Class Secretary--Treasurer--2 'B' Squad Cheerleader--2 Class Treasurer—3 The Girl in the Rain — 3 Paper Staff—3 Annual Staff--4 The Inner Willy —4 Carnival Queen--4 Speech Club Secretary--4 Twirler—1-2-3 Speech Club—2-3-4 'A' Squad Cheerleader—3-4 Pep Club—1-2-3-4 Chorus--!-2-3-4 11 SENIOR CLASS SKIP DAY Miniature rodeo Kentucky Derby Chow time at the park I'm scared Mr. Wilcox Big thrill SENIOR CLASS PARK TRIP At the Dragon's Mouth Chippy Old Maid? Lunch at West Thumb Campground The gang at the Upper Falls 12 BACCALAUREATE Reverend J. W. Branstetter Girls' Chorus COMMENCEMENT Valedictorian Cathy Scoville Dr. Franks Mrs. Frye Salutatorian 13 GIRLS’ STATE AND BOYS’ STATE Delegate: SHIRLEY SMITH Delegate: KENNETH FOSTER The Winifred American Legion Post No. 120 sponsored Kenneth Foster as delegate to Boys' State. Ronald Wilcox was chosen as alternate. Shirley Smith was sponsored to Girls' State by the Legion Auxiliary. Deloris Reppe was chosen as alternate. These students were chosen by the faculty on the basis of ability to speak, honesty, leadership, citizenship, co-operation and scholarship. This educational program is sponsored by the American Legion and Auxiliary to instruct young people in the function of local and state govern- ments in which they set up their own model gov- ernments. Montana State Col- lege in Bozeman was the setting for Montana Girls' State and Montana Boys' State was held at Western Montana College at Dil- lon. 14 Alternate: Deloris Reppe Alternate: Ronald Wilcox VALEDICTORIAN Now that I am a senior, I realize the impor- tance of the years that are behind me. As stu- dents in high school, we sometimes don't make the most of our education. Until we have reached this point of no return, we often think we can do it tomorrow or that we'll learn it next year. Suddenly we are out on our own with no help—help we have had all our lives. Therefore, every student should learn to make some of his own decisions. Acquiring necessary will power and good judgment while in high school will help immensely in the outside world which graduates have to enter. UJ JLcxrX- SALUTATORIAN I would like to encourage all students still in high school and those who are entering high school next year to take good advantage of every minute in your high school years. Every activity that you partake in will remain a golden memory to you in years to come. Social activities are important, but more emphasis should be placed on studies; although they may not seem very important now they will seem amazingly important when you be- come a senior. Your standing in your class will seem quite important to you also, es- pecially if you plan to enter college. 15 SENIOR CLASSES Montana History Chemistry Bookkeeping Social Living English IV CLASS WILL I, Harley Allen Damschen, will my good times at W.H.S. to someone who wants them. I, David Michael Foster, will my ability to wear my shoes backwards to someone who wants to try it. I, Kenneth Everett Foster, will my many vacations to the teachers and hope they take some and locker No. 6 to Jimmy Scoville knowing he will make as much noise with it as I did. I, Deloris Kay Reppe, will my place by the heater to anyone with cold feet and my desk in study hall to Ken Foster, just in case he doesn't make it. I, Nancy Ann Schaeffer, will my ability to get to school early to Bill Olsen, my ability to go steady to Marie Gonzalez, and my truthfulness to Don Arthur. I, Shirley Ann Smith, will my gale of laughter to Larry Schaeffer, my place on the piano bench as accompanist for Boys' Chorus to Nancy Thompson, and my nick-name Skizzo to Shirley Tuss. I, Janice Darlene Stenslie, will my enthusiasm in P.E. Class to Sharon Heggem and my ability to miss school to Sharon Arntzen. I, Ronald LeRoy Wilcox, will my night life to anyone who thinks he can keep up with it, my hot rodding reputation to Andy Anderson, and my ain't to Mr. Lehman. 16 Bill Crow 18 Andy Anderson Patty Jo Foster Gary Steffensmier Tom Gibbons Robin Heggem Janet Udelhoven Bill Olsen Marjorie Thompson Patricia Wickens JoAnne Peters Shirley Tuss JUNIOR CLASSES Biology U.S. History Chemistry Shorthand I JUNIOR SNAPSHOTS Candid Camera 20 'We're innocent. Tired? Juniors sacking Christmas candy. CLASS OFFICERS w V cv 22 Alice Sauvageau Shirley Carson James Wickens Darwin Heggem Roger Reppe James Scoville Larry Schaeffer FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS 27 Too Busy PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Judy Smith Gene Thompson Linda Fluegel Mary Ann Tresch FRESHMAN CLASSES Algebra Health, Science, and Physical Ed. General Business English FRESHMAN INITIATION Charmers Skid row Where art thou, Romeo? The rewards 28 Good, wasn't it? Freshman peanut rollers. FRONT ROW: Manager, Orren Reppe, Howard Tuss, Jim Wickens, Lenard Carson, Bill Olsen, Tom Udel- hoven, Gary Dosher, Spenser Peterson, Manager, Jimmie Jack Heggem. BACK ROW: Coach David Sau- vageau, Dar Heggem, Harley Damschen, Andy Anderson, Ron Wilcox, Don Arthur, Bill Crow, James Scoville. Not shown Ken Foster. FOOTBALL 62” The 62 football season for the Red Raiders began with a mostly inexperienced but enthusiastic group of boys reporting for practice. There were three seniors, four juniors, five sophomores and four freshmen to make a total of sixteen; of which five were returning lettermen. Early in the season, Roger Reppe, a promising end received a knee injury and was out for the remainder of the season. Progress was slow for some time, but as men were switched and reswitched the team began to take shape. Al- though the end of the season saw the Raiders with- out a win, they had gained much experience and had made several fine showings against the top powers of Districts 9 and 10. Graduating from this years team are lettermen Ron Wilcox and Harley Damschen. Returning lettermen will be Don Arthur, Andy Anderson, Bill Crow, Bill Olsen, Dar Heggem, Tom Udelhoven, Jim Wickens, James Scoville, Roger Reppe, Gary Dosher, and Howard Tuss. SCOREBOARD Winifred . . , . . . 0 St. Leo's . . . . . . 32 Winifred . . , . . . 0 Hobson .... . . . 15 Winifred . . , . . . 7 Roy Winifred . . . . . . 0 Denton .... . . . 32 Winifred . . . . . . 7 Moore . . . 51 Winifred . . . , . . 6 Stanford . . . . . . 20 Winifred . . . . . 7 Geraldine . . . . . 31 30 Ron Wilcox Guard Captain Harley Damschen Guard Don Arthur Halfback—End Co-Captain Andy Anderson End Bill Olsen End Coach Sauvageau Concentrating Chalk talk Bill Crow Center Dar Heggem End Jim Wickens Halfback James Scoville Guard Tom Udelhoven Halfback Bench crew. Captains Don and Ron. 32 Gary Dosher Halfback Howard Tuss Quarterback Lenard Carson Guard Spenser Peterson Guard A time out during the St. Leo's-Winifred game. Team in the huddle. Winifred all set to begin a play during the Hobson game. A” SQUAD BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Harley Damschen, Andy Anderson, Ron Wilcox, Roger Reppe, Dar Heggem. BACK ROW: Howard Tuss, Bill Olsen, Coach Dave Sauvageau, James Scoville, Don Arthur, Manager Spencer Peterson, Jim Wickens, Gary Dosher. FOURTH PLACE WINNERS - DISTRICT 9 BASKETBALL SCORES Winifred . . . ... at Dutton . . 48 Winifred . . . • • • Simms . . 76 Winifred . . . Judith Gap . . . . . 50 Winifred . . . ... 65 Grass Range . . . . . 46 Winifred . . . • • • St. Leo's . . 50 Winifred . . . ... 48 Geraldine . . . . . 49 Winifred . . . ... 54 Moore . . 69 Winifred . . . ... 47 Winnett . . 49 Winifred . . . ... 34 Roy . . 46 Winifred . . . ... 44 Judith Gap . . . . . 59 Winifred . . . ... 47 Grass Range. . . . . 53 Winifred . . . ... 44 St. Leo's . . 46 Winifred . . . ... 36 Denton .... . . 62 Winifred . . . ... 65 Moore . . 83 Winifred . . .... 43 Winnett . . 48 Winifred . . . ... 36 Roy . . 46 Winifred . . . ... 53 Hobson .... . . 44 DISTRICT NINE TOURNAMENT Winifred . . 27 Roy . . 59 Winifred . . . . . . 46 Judith Gap . . . . . 38 Winifred . . . ... 52v Grass Range . . . . . 47' CONSOLATION GAME Winifred . . . ... 32 Roy . . 62 ( --non-conference games) James Scoville jumping. Time out. Howard and Harley. 33 Howard Tuss Dar Heggem Billy Olsen Ron Wilcox Jim Wickens Gary Dosher Don Arthur Harley Damschen VARSITY Andy Anderson Roger Reppe James Scoville A” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS ABOVE: Janice Stenslie, Nancy Thompson, Robin Heggem, Shirley Smith. BELOW, STANDING: Robin Heggem, Janice Stenslie, Nancy Thompson. KNEELING: Shirley Smith. 35 B” SQUAD BASKETBALL KNEELING: Dave Sauvageau, Coach; Spencer Peterson, Manager. STANDING: Dick Foster, Larry Schaeffer, Bill Crow, Jim Wickens, Lenard Carson, Tom Gibbons, Gene Thompson, Gary Dosher. B” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS LETT TO RIGHT: Marjorie Thompson, Alice Sauvageau, Barbara Sparks. 36 TRACK Tom Udelhoven Coach Dave Sauvageau Gary Dosher Howard Tuss Jim Wickens Howard working hard Tom practicing the low hurdles Action Shots Taken at District Meet Tom Udelhoven, broad jumping Jim Wickens throwing the discus Gary Dosher, broad jumping 37 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Sitting, Sharon Heggem, President; Patricia Wickens, Treasurer; Margaret Phillips, Vice President; Nancy Schaeffer, Secretary; SECOND ROW: Standing, Gail Catron, Deanna Bergum, Charo- lette White, Cathy Scoville, JoAnne Peters, Deloris Reppe, Dorena Martin, Judy Smith, Marie Gon- zalez, Betty Udelhoven; THIRD ROW: Mrs. Wilcox, Sponsor; Shirley Tuss, Patty Jo Foster, Linda Flugel, Janet Udelhoven, Mary Ann Tresch, Sharon Arntzen, Barbara Heller, Shirley Carson, Karen Schaeffer. LETTERMEN’S CLUB FIRST ROW: Sitting, Andy Anderson, President; Harley Damschen, Vice-President; Ronnie Wilcox, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Sauvageau, Sponsor; SECOND ROW: Standing, Bill Olsen, Bill Crow, Don Arthur, Roger Reppe, Dar Heggem, James Scoville; THIRD ROW: Howard Tuss, Tom Udelhoven, James Wickens, Tom Gibbons, Gary Dosher. 38 HOMECOMING 40 King Harley Damschen Queen Deloris Reppe HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES Left to right: Marie Gonzalez, Freshman; Sharon Heggem, Junior; Barbara Sparks, Sophomore. HOMECOMING KING CANDIDATES Left to right: Gary Dosher, Freshman; Andy Anderson, Junior; Darwin Heggem, Sophomore. 41 HOMECOMING 1962 Homecoming, October 1962, got off to a booming start with the beginning of the snake dance which was organized to follow the cheerleaders through town and to participate in the cheers. The lighting of the W on the hill and also the burning of the Stanford dummy were highlights of the evening. The kick-off between the Winifred Red Raiders and the Stanford Wolves took place the following day. The Raiders worked hard and did their best until the final gun sounded at the close of the game. Unfortunately the Stanford Wolves upset Winifred's Homecoming by a score of 20-6. The Homecoming dance started that evening at 9:00. The highlight of the Homecoming season was the crowning of the King and Queen by coach Dave Savuageau. There was a very large crowd at all the events of Homecoming, encouraging and backing the stu- dents of Winifred High School all the way. Cheerleaders at the bonfire ii. Stanford V.S. Winifred 42 CARNIVAL QUEEN AND CANDIDATES QUEEN JANICE STENSLIE PRINCESS ALICE SAUVAGEAU, PRINCESS SHIRLEY TUSS, PRINCESS JUDY SMITH. 43 Junior Play ”1 Was a Teenage Dracula” Follow the leader. Making up the cast. The cast. Presenting a gift to the director. CAST: JoAnne Peters, Patty Jo Foster, Cathy Scoville, Janet Udelhoven, Pat Wickens, Andy Anderson, Billy Crow, Don Arthur, Robin Heggem, Sharon Heggem, Billy Olsen, Shirley Tuss, Margaret Phillips, Marjorie Thompson, Tom Gibbons. Senior Play ’’The Inner Willy” Dave Foster, Harley Damschen, I Deloris Reppe Nancy Schaeffer, Janet Udelhoven Ron Wilcox LShirfey mith Ken Foster, Ren Wilcox Sharon Heggem, Robin Heggem Mr. Lehman, Ken Foster 45 Janice Stenslie ■0ft JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM AND BANQUET Guest Speaker, Mr. J. O. Asbjornson. Denton Octette Punch garden A Jolly Junior Smile pretty. Lorraine, Gail, Lois, Betty Funny one! ! ! Ken. Enjoying the prom Betty 'MOON RIVER1 ATHLETIC BANQUET Trophy Display Guest Speaker, Mr. LeBrun Mothers Working Mrs. Wilcox Entertainment Red Raider Banner NATIONAL SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES 1. Ray E. Sullivan displays guns. 2. Mr. John MaCallum discussing great people. 3. Eddie Motter, a blind gymnastic performing. 4 Atilla Galamb playing musical instruments. 5. Mr. John M. Patterson making pottery. 47 FIELD TRIPS Trip to Gt. Falls and Ft. Benton by the Science Classes At the Smoke Stack in Gt. Falls At the fort at Ft. Benton Visiting the refinery Refinery tour guide Russell's Studio—Gt. Falls Trip to Flelena by the Civics Class In the Governor's Reception Room Meeting with Governor Tim Babcock 48 Meeting with Rep. J. O. Asbjornson On the steps of the Capitol Bldg. AWARDS Cheerleading Trophy Chosen to go to District Speech Meet Red Raider Banner and Trophy Ron Wilcox Ken Foster--Page boy at alternate Hub House of Representatives Scholarship Janice Stenslie Marjorie Thompson Cathy Scoville Soroptimist Award M.LE.A. Award M.LE.A. Award, Outstanding Music Award Harley Damschen Free Throw Percentage Award Don Arthur Most tackles Andy Anderson Coaches Award 49 ACTIVITIES Smile Dan . . . Setting tables. Carnival I came in on a burp. Crowning King and Queen. Yes Aunt Olga 50 Concentration Interesting? What lovely hair! Lazy Seniors. WINIFRED BAND BANNER CARRIERS: Roger Scheifler and Ethan Allen. FIRST ROW: Mark Ehlert, Gus Anderson, Mike Lechner, Douglas Miller, Dennis Heggem, Bill Parker, Jeff Ehlert, Rudy Stulc, Mr. Smith, Director. SECOND ROW Tom Gibbons, Robin Heggem, Dean Bolstad, Bruce Udelhoven, Arnold Olsen, Roddy Stulc, Rose Marie Tresch, Teresa Thompson. THIRD ROW: Betty Thompson, Lorraine Heggem, Shirley Smith, Sharon Arntzen, Alice Sauvageau, Lois Jean Tresch. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Scoville, Sharon Heggem, James Scoville, Billy Crow, Kenny Foster, Janet Udelhoven. Twirlers: Shirley Carson, Donna Foster, Patty Jo Foster. Majorettej Deloris Reppe. 52 Patty Jo Foster, Shirley Carson, Donna Foster— Twirlers. Deloris Reppe—Majorette. GIRLS’ CHORUS FIRST ROW: Shirley Carson, Nancy Thompson, Patricia Wickens, Janet Udelhoven, Margaret Phillips, Sharon Arntzen, Alice Sauvageau, Barbara Sparks. SECOND ROW: Marie Gonzalez, Shirley Tuss, Patty Jo Foster, Judy Smith, Robin Heggem, Mary Ann Tresch, Linda Fleugel, Mr. Smith, Director. THIRD ROW: Deloris Reppe, JoAnne Peters, Cathy Scoville, Sharon Heggem, Shirley Smith, Janice Stenslie, Marjorie Thompson, Accompanist. BOYS’ CHORUS FIRST ROW: Spencer Peterson, Arlie Christensen, Shirley Smith, Accompanist, Mr. Smith, Director, Tom Gibbons, Lcnard Carson. SECOND ROW: James Wickens, Doug Skinner, Gene Thompson, Gary Dosher, Howard Tuss, Dar Heggem. THIRD ROW: Bill Olsen, James Scoville, Ronald Wilcox, Andy Anderson, Roger Reppe, Bill Crow. 53 BAND AND MUSIC FESTIVAL Street Concert Street Concert Street Concert Twirlers performing The Band marching Deloris Reppe--Majorette Alice Sauvageau Drums 54 Cathy Scoville Clarinet Tom Gibbons Trumpet Shirley Smith Accompanist ANNUAL STAFF SEATED: Deloris Reppe, Mr. Comes, Adviser; Nancy Schaeffer. STANDING: Harley Damschen, Shirley Smith, Ronnie Wilcox, Janice Stenslie, Dave Foster. Not shown, Ken Foster. Deloris Mr. Comes, Nancy, Ronnie Janice EDITOR.......... BUSINESS MANAGER SPORTS EDITORS . . PHOTOGRAPHERS . NANCY SCHAEFFER DELORIS REPPE RONNIE WILCOX KEN FOSTER JANICE STENSLIE SHIRLEY SMITH 55 Kenny Shirley PAPER STAFF FIRST ROW: JoAnne Peters, Cathy Scoville, Mr. Newville, Adviser, Sharon Heggem, Marjorie Thomp- son. SECOND ROW: Shirley Tuss, Patty Jo Foster, Patricia Wickens, Robin Heggem, Janet Udelhoven, Margaret Phillips. THIRD ROW: Tom Gibbons, Don Arthur, Andy Anderson, Billy Crow, Billy Olsen. Editors at work. Co-Editors.............. Business Manager........ Grade News Editor....... Community News Editors Circulation Manager . . . Sports Editors.......... Headline Editors........ Art Work............ Coloring Contest. . . Calender of Events . Production Managers Proofreaders........ Reporters........... Typists............. Advisor............. . . . . Sharon Heggem Cathy Scoville . . . . Billy Crow . . . . Margaret Phillips . . . . Janet Udelhoven Patty Jo Foster . . . . Robin Heggem . . . . Andy Anderson Bill Olsen . . . . Shirley Tuss Marjorie Thompson Patricia Wickens . . . . Marjorie Thompson Patricia Wickens . . . . Patricia Wickens . ... Jo Anne Peters . . . . Donald Arthur Tommy Gibbons . . . . Junior Class . . . . Junior Class . . . . Junior . . . . Mr. Ron Newville Typing stencils. 56 Marjorie headlining. Billy drawing an ad. SPEECH CLUB SEATED: Ken Foster, President; Janice Stenslie, Secret ary-Treasurer; Sharon Heggem, Vice-President; Mr. Lehman, Adviser. STANDING: Patty Jo Foster, Pat Wickens, Alice Sauvageau, Robin Heggem, Marjorie Thompson, Sharon Arntzen, Janet Udelhoven, Shirley Carson. Humorous Declamation Members of the Speech Club participated in the Gt. Falls Invitational Speech Meet, The Fergus Invitational Meet, and The Dis- trict Meet in Gt. Falls. The delegates chosen to go to the Dis- trict Meet were: Ken Foster, Pat Wickens, Patty Jo Foster, Janet Udelhoven, Robin Heggem, and Sharon Heggem. Ken made the finals in his group, original oratory. Original Oratory 57 Oratorical Declamation Dramatic Declamation GENERAL SNAPSHOTS Trophies Mr. Sauvageau Mr. Musson Winifred High School Mr. Bergum Mr. Lehman A Squad Cheerleaders Ken Foster Gary Dosher Tom Udelhoven Harley Bill Barbara, Sharon, Alice. Basketball team ELEMENTARY FACULTY MRS. AUCE WILCOX 7th and 8th Grades Yakima Valley Jr. College Eastern Montana College of Education MRS. RUBY OLSEN 5th and 6th Grades St. Olaf's College Minnesota State University Northern Montana College MRS. GLADYS MILLER 1st and 2nd Grades Western Montana College of Education 60 MRS. DOROTHY ASBJORNSON 3rd and 4th Grades Eastern Montana College of Education JUNIOR HIGH FIRST ROW: Mark Ehlert, Michael Dosher, Larry Tuss, Robert Parker, Keith Arntzen, Norwood Roberts. SECOND ROW: Gail Catron, Betty Thompson, Doreana Martin, Barbara Heller, Charlotte White, Lois Jean Tresch, Lorraine Heggem, Nancy Asbjornson. THIRD ROW: Orren Reppe, Rusty Robinson, Rodney Stulc, Betty Udelhoven, Duane Phillips, Pamela Schroeder, David Wickens, Karen Schaeffer, Darwin Fisher, Deanna Bergum, Jimmie Jack Heggem, Wayne Carlstrom, Paul Seilstad. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES FIRST ROW: Steve Ehlert, Roxy Scoville, Martha Olsen, Krissy Butcher, Wilma Tuss. SECOND ROW: Jeff Ehlert, Mike Lechner, Ricky Bergum, Doug Miller, Jonathan Heller, Andrea Udelhoven, Susan Scoville, Teresa Thompson. THIRD ROW: Leslie Haight, Brenda Rye, Dennis Heggem, Rudy Stulc, Ed Heggem, Diana Glaze, Arnold Olsen, Bill Parker, Dean Bolstad. FOURTH ROW: Gus Anderson, Jack Carlstrom, Bruce Udelhoven, Rose Marie Tresch, Donna Martin, Eunice Fisher, Robert Ewing, Larry Benes. 61 THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES FIRST ROW: Richard Glaze, Steve Baird, Dale King, Gerald Stulc, Carl Seilstad. SECOND ROW: Laur- rie Benes, Linda Carson, Edward Ehlert, Doug Arntzen, Wesley Ehlert. THIRD ROW: Roger Scheifler, Don Hamilton, Bobby Butcher, Wayne Thompson, Mark Udelhoven, Jimmy Bolstad. FOURTH ROW: Kathleen Lechner, Deborah Smith, Sherry Saxton, Catherine Skinner, Alice Taffola, Debra Baird, Sue Ann Stulc, Rita Catron. Not shown, Ethan Allen. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES FIRST ROW: Robert Ehlert, Roger Thompson, Rocky Glaze, David Bergum. SECOND ROW: Gary Ber- gum, David Udelhoven, Valerie Skinner, Daryl Smith, Doris Tafolla. THIRD ROW: Donna Bolstad, Cathy Udelhoven, Roy Wherley, Stephen Ewing, Annabelle Ehlert. FOURTH ROW: Alan Ehlert, Na- dine Tafolla, Randy Rich, Burt Allen, Carol Butcher, Donita Smith, Sidney Arthur, Kathryn Carr, Rita Foreman. ft 62 BEGINNERS BAND FIRST ROW: Dennis Heggem, Bill Parker, Edward Heggem, Douglas Miller, Ricky Bergum, Mark Ehlert. SECOND ROW: Martha Olsen, Lois Jean Tresch, Lorraine Heggem, Betty Thompson, Rose Marie Tresch, Teresa Thompson. THIRD ROW: Jonathan Heller, Jeff Ehlert, Mike Lechner, Jack Carlstrom, Gus Anderson, Rodney Stulc, Bruce Udelhoven, Rudy Stulc, Arnold Olsen, Dean Bolstad, Stephen Ehlert, Mr. Floyd Smith, Instructor. TONETTE BAND FIRST ROW: Stephen Ehlert, Roxy Scoville, Martha Olsen, Krissy Butcher, Wilma Tuss. SECOND ROW: Jeff Ehlert, Mike Lechner, Ricky Bergum, Doug Miller, Jonathan Heller, Andrea Udelhoven, Susan Sco- ville, Teresa Thompson. THIRD ROW: Leslie Haight, Brenda Rye, Dennis Heggem, Rudy Stulc, Edward Heggem, Diana Glaze, Arnold Olsen, Bill Parker, Dean Bolstad. FOURTH ROW: Gus Anderson, Jack Carlstrom, Bruce Udelhoven, Rose Marie Tresch, Donna Martin, Eunice Fisher, Robert Ewing, Larry Benes. Mrs. Ruby Olsen, Instructor. 63 FIELD TRIPS Junior High Opera House in Vir- Hotel in Virginia City. Old building in Vir- Museum in Virginia gina City. ginia City. City. Veterinary Research Old Soldiers Engine on Gold Train in Nevada City, laboratory in Bozeman. Home. Fifth and Sixth to Kendall Baby's grave in cemetery. 64 Open pit gold mine at Kendall Mine. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Michael Dosher, Larry Tuss, Mark Ehlert. SECOND ROW: Keith Amtzen, Duane Phillips, David Wickens, Jimmy Jack Heggem, Orren Reppe. THIRD ROW: Norwood Roberts, Robert Parker, Rusty Robinson, Coach David Sauvageau, Wayne Carlstrom, Rodney Stulc, Paul Seilstad. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Lorraine Heggem, Betty Thompson, Nancy Asbjomson. 65 ELEMENTARY SNAPSHOTS Elementary Christmas program, The Magic Nutcracker. David Wickens at the free throw line at Grass Range. Junior High cheerleaders; Nancy, Betty, and Pep Club going to a basketball game on the bus. Lorraine. Third and Fourth grade in Halloween costumes. Fifth and Sixth grade ready for Halloween. MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK We Are Always Anxious to Support Worthy Youth Activities FIRff NATIONAL BANK Lewistown, Montana TOM JOANNE ISBELL Drugs and Veterinary Supplies School Supplies —Groceries and Meat Processing 462-2500 NORTHWESTERN BANK OF LEWISTON We're Here to Help You Get What You Want Lewistown, Montana D-Y GARAGE INTERNATIONAL MAUVE STIR 462-2345 Boots Oscar Winifred, Montana 462-2175 MONTANA ELEVATOR FRED CROW GARAGE Your Dealer Charles Glaze, Manager 462-2146 Winifred, Montana Winifred, Montana E.B. HUNT GENERAL fTORE General Merchandise--Groceries - -Clothing Shoes —Drugs - -Notions - -School Supplies 462-2131 Winifred, Montana (Jmjofit WIER FURNITURE 538-3443 CENTRAL MONTANA STENDAL TRANSPORTATION At Your Service at All Times 538-9533 538-8177 Lewistown, Montana Lewistown, Montana THE HACKAMORE CLUB Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1963 The Best in Steaks Chicken Seafoods Raviolis WINIFRED TAVERN Drink C Dine y Dance M§r Jf Entertainment Where Friends Get Together 2 Miles West of Lewistown Bert and Stella Fuller Proprietors G.T.A. LOG CABIN CAFE West of Lewistown on the Truck-by Pass Go G .T .A. the Co-op Way 538-9926 Lewistown, Montana Grain--Feed Fertilizer Cleaning Treating Lawrence Benes, Manager Meet Your Friends at the EMPIRE CAFE 462-2516 Winifred, Montana 214 W. Main 538-9912 Lewistown, Montana CULVER'S STUDIO p+X' For Fine Photos % BUTTERY'S FOOD Quality Foods at Bargain Prices 538-8077 Lewistown, Montana Lewistown, Montana MAGIC FINISH Pick-up Delivery at Willis Grocery SWISS CLEANERS 538-3020 108 6th Ave. N. Buy Quality Products at Your LEWISTOWN FARMERS UNION Co-op Farmer Owned and Controlled Lewistown, Montana G.C. MORTON AGENCY, INC. “Specializing in Central Montana Ranches 219 W. MAIN STREET • P. O. BOX 766 • PHONE 538-3314 Lewistown. Montana REAL ESTATE • INSURANCE • RANCH LOANS • PROPERTY MANAGEMENT JACOBS STORE E-JAY-S INC. Athletic Equipment Distributor for Honda Motor Bikes Mercury Outboards Complete Marine Supplies Catering to Schools and Teams for All Athletic Equipment Leon Jacobs Lewistown, Montana FRANK. RU2ICKA AGENCY General Insurance 538-3213 202 Montana Building Lewistown, Montana CALIFORNIA OIL CO. 414 First Avenue North Lewistown, Montana CENTRAL MONTANA AUCTION Get Aetion with Auction Lewistown, Montana LEWISTOWN PHARMACY Prescriptions and Drugs Lewistown, Montana Get Your Meat Processed at MILLER AND WINKLER PACKING CO. Lewistown, Montana For the Best in Farm and Construction Machinery See CENTRAL MACHINERY CO. Lewistown, Montana Dine and Dance at the Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1963 BAR-19 (standard) lllll Hardware JIM LECHNER Fine Foods Winifred, Montana Lewistown, Montana For Quality Registered Angus Cattle See KENNETH LLOYD ARNTZEN Christina Montana SIZE-QUALITY the hardest combination to get . . . AND WE HAVE IT! Visitors Welcome at All Times . We Do Business 7 Days a Week and 24 Hours a Day. HERD SIRES Domino Heir 32 Kmzato Heir 44 FOR SALE: Breeding Stock for Sale at All Times J. A. MARTIN Domino Heir 32 This Top Herd Bull Weighs 2400 and is Considered One of the Better Bull's in Montana. REGISTERED HEREFORDS Suffolk, Montana THANKS ! THE WINIFRED HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL STAFF WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS THEIR SINCERE APPRECIATION TO THE LOCAL BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS WHOSE GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS HAVE ENABLED US TO PUT FORTH THE 1963 RED RAIDER. BOOSTER PAGE 3 B's Burke Motor and Implement Company Bon-Ton Farmers Union Insurance Company Fabian Christina Grocery, Ben and Leah Dash Inn Pacific Hide and Fur Company Dr. Dion Fad Shoe and Clothing Store Gold Bar Vaughan Ragsdale Company Kruegers Lewistown Auto Dealers KXLO Radio Riverside Flower Shop Anna Boles Coast to Coast Store Eagles Club Pioneer Bar, Hilger Meadow Gold Lewistown Hardware Seiden Drug Creel Funeral Home J. W. Shubert J. C. Penney Company City Billards Salter Furniture Safeway Store City Barber Shop Golden Montana Fields Cleaners O.K. Tire Store Bowards Floral Montana Lockers J. M. McDonald Rahns Food Center Hub Clothing Ben Franklin Store Bass Auction Cloyd Funeral Home A W Drive In Wardrobe Cleaners Tastee-Freez Baird Brothers Inc. Snowy Lanes Cramers Battery Shop Midway Cafe Dan Morrison and Sons Don's Store Cashway Lumber Company Midway Bar Farmers Insurance Group Dr. Shaver Homing Implement Company Gem Cafe Swift-Finnicum Insurance Lewistown Veterinary Service District Eight Dental Society Toomeys G a si and Dr. Eck Lewistown Veterinary Service District Eight Dental Society Peggy Crow,. Studio Girl Cosmetics 78 Sears AUTOGRAPHS 79 AUTOGRAPHS 80 5% Siifei m M E m -- _ 5$