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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1965 volume:

THE 1965 TABLE OF CONTENTS SCHOOL BOARD - SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE............................................3 JANITORS - COOKS - BUS DRIVERS - CLERK.............................................4 FACULTY............................................................................5 NEW AND OLD SCHOOL.................................................................8 SENIORS............................................................................9 CLASS WILL........................................................................13 CLASS HISTORY.....................................................................14 CLASSES...........................................................................15 Juniors..........................................................................16 Sophomores.......................................................................17 Freshmen.........................................................................18 ATHLETICS.........................................................................21 Football team....................................................................22 Individual Football Pictures.....................................................23 A Squad Basketball.............................................................25 Individual Basketball Pictures...................................................26 B” Squad Basketball.............................................................27 A B Cheerleaders...........................................................28 Track.......................................................................... 29 ACTIVITIES........................................................................31 Homecoming King and Queen........................................................32 Homecoming Candidates............................................................33 Carnival Queen and Candidates....................................................34 Junior Play......................................................................35 Senior Play......................................................................36 Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet...................................................37 Athletic Banquet.................................................................38 National School Assemblies.......................................................39 Boy's State and Girl's State...................... ........... ..................40 Valedictorian and Salutatorian...................................................41 Graduation and Baccalaureate.....................................................42 ORGANIZATIONS................................................................... 43 Band and Twirlers................................................................44 Chorus and Octette...............................................................45 Annual Staff.....................................................................46 Paper Staff and Speech Club......................................................47 Pep Club and Lettermen's Club....................................................48 Class Trip.......................................................................50 GRADES............................................................................51 Faculty..........................................................................52 Beginner's Band and Rhythm Band..................................................55 Basketball Team and Cheerleaders.................................................56 ADVERTISING 57 BUS DRIVERS George Econom Jack Bergum Ethan Allen COOKS Clarice and Olga JANITOR Clarice and Olga Ingvald Strand 3 SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE FRONT ROW: Palmer Sei 1st ad, Chairman, Mrs. Beth Bergum, Clerk, and Lloyd Heggem. STANDING: Albert Benes, John P. Wickens, and George Carr. SCHOOL BOARD Geometry Senior Class Sponsor The work of publishing a school annual is a year around project and this fine book reflects careful planning and hard work on the part of the Staff and their adviser, Mrs. Green. May I congratulate the Staff and their advisor for pub- lishing this fine yearbook. You have brought to its readers a true picture of life and activities in the Winifred High School during the year of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty Four and Sixty Five. Sincerely Theodore M. Bergum Principal MR. T. M. BERGUM, B. A. St. Olaf's College Northfield, Minnesota 4 FACULTY MR. HAROLD R. KNODEL B. S. Secondary Education Majors in Social Science and Bqsiness Education Western Montana College Civics, Economics, Sociology, U. S. History, World History, 8th Grade History, Junior Class Sponsor MRS. ALICE GREEN B. S. in Secondary Education Major in Business Education Montana State College Northern Montana College General Business, Algebra I, Typing I and II, Shorthand, Paper and Annual Advisor, Pep Club Advisor, Senior Class Sponsor MR. BERNARD SCHMITT B. S. in Industrial Arts Montana State College Chemistry, 7th Science, Algebra and Geometry II, Mechanical Drawing, Sophomore Class Sponsor 6 MR. DAVID L. SAUVAGEAU B. S. in Secondary Education Majors in Health and P. E. Montana State College Biology, Health, General Science, Coach, Boys and Girls P. E., Jr. High Boys P. E. B. S. in Elementary Education University of Wisconsin School Band, Beginners Band, 5th and 6th Grade Music, Junior High Music, High School Chorus, Octette, Jr. High Girls P. E. MRS. EMMA OWINGS B. A. in English Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell, South Dakota English I, II, III, IV, Speech Club Sponsor, Junior and Senior Play Director, and Freshman Class Sponsor MRS. ANNA FRYE 7 CHANGES IN WINIFRED SCHOOL This is the first school building of Winifred when the school was first built in 1914. The school building was small-only 14 by 16 feet-but it was a start for the com- munity of Winifred. This picture is of the school as it looked in 1938 just after the brick portion of the building was completed. The white wooden part of the building had been built in 1917 and 1918. Since the first graduating class in 1929, the school has grown a great deal. This need for more space is being met by the construction of eight new classrooms and a gymnasium to be completed by the fall of 1965. The wooden part will be torn down. 8 JAMES WICKENS Years in Winifred-4 Football-1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus-1,2, 3, 4 Track-1, 2, 3, 4 All-State Chorus-3,4 Boy's State-3 Class Treas. -1 Class President-4 Junior Prom -3 Grandma's Best Years -3 Mountain Gal -4 Annual Staff-4 Paper Staff-3 Honor Roll Certificate-1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming King Candidate-1 LARRY SCHAEFFER Years in Winifred-6 Basketball -1, 2, 3, 4 Vice -President -4 Junior Prom -3 Mountain Gal -4 SHARON ARNTZEN Years in Winifred-5 Pep Club-1, 2, 3,4 Pep Club Sec. -3 Pep Club Pres. -4 Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Queen-3 Carnival Candidate-1 Paper Staff Co-Editor-3 Annual Staff Co-Editor-4 B Honor Roll Certificate-2 Class Secretary-1 Class Vice-President-2 Class President-3 MIEA Delegate-3, 4 Speech Club-2 Junior Prom -3 Mountain Gal -4 Shorthand Award-3 Typing Award-3 All State Chorus-3,4 Alt. Girl's State-3 Band-1,2, 3,4 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award-4 10 BARBARA SPARKS Years in Winifred-3 Pep Club-2, 3, 4 Chorus-2, 3, 4 Octette-4 B Squad Cheerleader-2, 3 Pep Club Vice President-4 Homecoming Candidate-2, 4 Sno-Ball Queen-3 Paper Staff-3 Annual Staff-4 MIEA Delegate -4 Junior Prom -3 Mountain Gal -4 Class Secretary-2 Class Treasurer-3,4 Speech Club Secretary-4 JAMES SCOVILLE Years in Winifred-12 Junior Prom -3 Grandma's Best Years -3 Mountain Gal -4 Annual Staff Co-Editor-4 MIEA Silver Key Award-3 Honor Roll Certificate-1, 2,3,4 Boy's State Alternate-3 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club-2, 3,4 Homecoming King Candidate-3 Homecoming King-4 Paper Staff-3 Football-1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain-4 Track-1, 2, 3 Band-2, 3 Chorus-1, 2, 3 ROGER REPPE Years in Winifred-11 Football-1, 3,4 Co -Captain -4 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain-4 Paper Staff-3 Annual Staff-4 Chorus-1, 2 Sno-Ball King-3 Junior Prom -3 Mountain Gal -4 11 SHIRLEY CARSON Years in Winifred-12 Class Vice President-3 Paper Staff-3 Carnival Candidate-3 Junior Prom -3 Mountain Gal -4 Shorthand Award-3 Annual Staff-4 Carnival Queen-4 Majorette-4 Pep Club Sec. -4 Speech Club Vice Pres. -4 Speech Club-1, 2, 3,4 Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4 Octette-3,4 All-State Chorus-4 Twirler-2, 3, 4 B Squad Alt. -4 Flag Twirler-1 DARWIN HEGGEM Years in Winifred-12 Football-2, 3,4 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Co -Captain-4 Chorus-1,2 Junior Prom -3 Mountain Gal -4 Paper Staff-3 Annual Staff-4 Class President-1 Homecoming Candidate-2 NANCY THOMPSON WILCOX Years in Winifred-11 Chorus-1, 2, 3 Pep Club-1,2, 3 Shorthand Award-3 Typing Award-3 B Squad Cheerleader-1 A Squad Cheerleader-2, 3 Sextette-1, 2 B Honor Roll Certificate-2 Class President-2 Paper Staff Co-Editor-3 Class Vice President-1 Class Secretary-3 MIEA Convention-3 All-State Chorus-3 Girl's State-3 Octette-3 Junior Prom -3 Homecoming Candidate-1 12 CLASS WILL I, SHARON ARNTZEN, will my position as Pep Club President to Linda Fluegel, my job as chorus accompanist to whoever wants it, and my brown glasses to Judee Smith. I, BARBARA SPARKS, will my swimming privileges to anyone who has the dye and my southern accent to Mrs. Owings. I, SHIRLEY CARSON, will my position as majorette to Gail, Charlotte, or Donna, my job in the office to Linda Fluegel, my job in the kitchen to anyone with a strong stomach, and my height to Mr. Knodel. I, ROGER REPPE, will my height to Keith Amtzen, my basketball ability to Spencer Peterson, and my ability to get along with Mrs. Green to Rusty Robinson. I, DAR HEGGEM, will my cousin Ronnie to Judee, my short hair to Ray Wells, and me to you! I, LARRY SCHAEFFER, will my height to Norwood Roberts, my speedy ways to Rodney Stulc, my peanuts to Lorraine Heggem, and my slim figure to Mary Ann Tresch. I, JIM SCOVILLE, will my ability to grow a beard to Howard Tuss, and my old razor blades to Arlie Christensen. I, JIM WICKENS, will my grades to Norwood Roberts, my halfback spot to Lenard Carson, my place on the bench to anyone who likes to sit, and my attendance record to Ray Wells and David Wright. We, as a class, will the following to the underclassmen: To the juniors we will our place on the honor roll and our ability to get along with the teachers. To the sophomores we will our modesty in all situations and our ability to get along without much money. To the freshmen we will our studious attitude, our good study habits, and out title of basketball class champions. To the incoming freshmen we will the new school and an interest in all its activities. To the student body and faculty we leave our golden years of fun, our books, our success, and the open doors of WHS, the trophies, and our ability to get out of school to work. 13 CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1961, twelve determined freshmen entered the halls of Winifred High School to begin four memorable years of good times and learning. We began with eight boys-Jim Wickens, Dar Heggem, Jim Scoville, Roger Reppe, Billy Willis, Tom Udelhoven, Fred Udenberg, Jerry Carne 11, and Larry Schaeffer; and three girls-Shirley Carson, Sharon Arntzen, and Nancy Thompson. Jerry Camell left us after the first six weeks. Class officers for the year were: President-Dar Heggem, Vice President-Nancy Thompson, Secretary-Sharon Arntzen, Treasurer-Jimmy Wickens. Mr. Eugene Comes was chosen class sponsor. Nancy Thompson and Jim Wickens were our Homecoming Candidates and Sharon Arntzen was our candidate for Carnival Queen. We returned in the fall of '63, gaining Barbara Sparks and Alice Sauvageau. Barbara came from Kentucky and Alice came from North Dakota; we also lost Billy Willis who transferred to Helena and Fred Udenberg who transferred to Absarokee. Chosen to lead the sophomore class were Nancy Thompson-President, Sharon Amtzen-Vice President, Barbara Sparks-Secretary, and Tommy Udelhoven-Treasurer. Mr. Floyd Smith was chosen as our class sponsor. The sophomore class candidated for Gridiron King and Homecoming Queen were Dar Heggem and Barbara Sparks. Alice Sauvageau was chosen our Carnival Queen Candidate. Selected to lead the class during our junior year were Sharon Arntzen President Shirley Carson-Vice President, Nancy Thompson-Secretary, Barbara Sparks-Treasurer. Mr. Heath and Mr. Knodel were chosen our class sponsors. During the course of the year we lost Tommy Udelhoven who went to Virginia to work. As juniors we published the ''Prairie Dog Chatter which received a superior rating from the MIEA. The co-editors were Sharon Arntzen and Nancy Thompson. Nancy and Sharon went to the MIEA convention in Missoula in the fall. Jim Scoville received the Silver Key Award for his outstanding work on the paper. Sharon Arntzen our class Homecoming Queen Candidate was elected by the student body as the Queen, Jim Scoville was Gridiron King Candidate. Shirley Carson was elected candidate for Carnival Queen. In the fall of the year we presented our class play, Junior Prom'!. In the spring of that year, we sponsored the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom with the theme Song In My Heart . Jim Wickens and Nancy Thompson were chosen to attend Boy's State and Girl's State. James Scoville and Sharon Arntzen were chosen as alternates. Roger Reppe and Barbara Sparks were Sno-Ball King and Queen that year. When we returned for our last year we were more fully aware that our future accomplish- ments depended on our own initiative and desire to succeed. Nancy Thompson was married during the summer. Leading the class this year were Jim Wickens-President; Larry Schaeffer - Vice President; Sharon Arntzen-Secretary; and Barbara Sparks-Treasurer. Mr. Bergum and Mrs. Green were chosen as sponsors. Jim Scoville was chosen as Gridiron King while Barbara Sparks was candidate for Homecoming Queen. Shirley Carson was elected as Carnival Queen. Sharon Arntzen and Jim Scoville were chosen as co-editors of the annual staff. Sharon and Barbara at- tended the MIEA convention in Missoula. The senior play, Mountain Gal was presented in March. 14 JUNIORS Howard Tuss Dick Foster PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Judee Smith Mary Ann Tresch SECRETARY TREASURER Gene Thompson Spencer Peterson Doug Skinner Lenard Carson Linda Fluegel Arlie Christensen 16 SOPHOMORES Donna Foster PRESIDENT Charlotte White VICE PRESIDENT Lorraine Heggem SECRETARY Leanna Obrecht Nancy Asbjomson TREASURER 17 Duane Phillips Barbara Heller Orren Reppe Gail Catron FRESHMEN Deanna Bergum TREASURER Larry Thompson PRESIDENT Rusty Robinson VICE-PRESIDENT Betty Thompson SECRETARY Dorena Martin Wayne Carlstrom Laura Owings 18 FRESHMEN Mark Elhert Sharon Foster Mike O'Meara Paul Seilstad Ray Wells 19 Rodney Stulc David Wright Troubles??? What's going on here?? Hungry? What's the matter George?? WOW! ! Those chocolate covered worms sure are good! Can't be a textbook Enjoying an evening snack! Do you always sit on the floor, Lorraine? bang!! Spencer is at it again. 20 There goes St. Leo's FOOTBALL “64” FRONT ROW: Howard Tuss, Rusty Robinson, Wayne Carlstrom, Spencer Peterson, Rodney Stulc, Gene Thomp- son. MIDDLE ROW: Norwood Roberts, Keith Amtzen, Dennis Heggem, Manager; Bruce Udelhoven, Manager; Paul Seiistad, Mark Elhert. BACK ROW: Jim Wickens, Lenard Carson, Dick Foster, Roger Reppe, Dave Wickens, Jim Scoville, and Dave Sauvageau, Coach. Dar Heggem is NOT SHOWN. SUCCESS The 1964 football season was a success for the Winifred team. The Raiders had high hopes with ten returning lettermen from the previous year. There were four strong experienced returning senior boys, four juniors and two sophomores. To add to the team's strength there were nine boys who were trying for their first football letter. All of the players worked hard and tied for second place with Winnett in con- ference play. The players who lettered this year have individual pictures on the following pages. Larry Thompson, the only freshman boy to letter, was not available for an individual photograph. GAMES Roy 25 Winifred 27 Winnett 13 Winifred 31 Grass Range 14 Winifred 26 Moore 0 Winifred 6 St. Leo's 64 Winifred 0 Judith Gap 13 Winifred 0 22 Jim Scoville Halfback Roger Reppe End Roger Reppe Co -Captains Jim Scoville Jim Wickens Halfback 23 Dar Heggem End Keith Amtzen Halfback Lenard Carson Guard Howard Tuss Quarterback Gene Thompson Center - Dave Wickens End 24 Dick Foster Guard “A” SQUAD BASKETBALL Howard Tuss, Rusty Robinson, Wayne Caristrom, Jack Heggem, Dar Heggem, Dick Foster, Coach Dave Sauvageau, Roger Reppe, Dave Wickens, Larry Schaeffer, James Scoville, James Wickens, Orren Reppe. KNEELING: Mark Elhert—Manager. This year the Red Raiders had a very successful season in basketball. They started the season off well by winning third place at the Grass Range Invitational Tournament. As the season wore on, the team progressed and finished conference play with a three-way tie for second place with Moore and Winnett. In the district tournament, the Raiders worked their way to the championship game but lost to the St. Leo's Trojans. The following Monday evening the Winnett Rams challenged and defeated the Raiders in a very close game; thus Winnett gained the privilege of representing the district at the Northern Divisional Tournament. BASKETBALL SCORES GRASS RANGE TOURNAMENT first games W inifred •.. • Fergus JV. Winifred .... ...56 Grass Range ... ...46 W inifred .... ... 49 Judith Gap .... ...37 Winifred .. .. ... 36 St. Leo's ...54 Winifred .... ... 64 Denton ...59 Winifred .. •. ... 89 Roy ...38 Winifred .... ...69 Grass Range... Winifred .... ...46 Winnett ...57 Winifred .. •. ...62 Moccasin ...66 Winifred .... ...66 Moore ...79 Winifred •. • • ...57 Roy Winifred , 69 St. Leo's ... 85 , 77 Denton ...82 Winifred , 54 F ergus JV Winifred , 74 Judith Gap .... ...43 Winifred , 84 Grass Range ... ...59 Winifred . 53 Moore ...47 Winifred , 74 Winnett DISTRICT NINE TOURNAMENT Winifred , 59 Judith Gap .... Winifred , 56 Moore ...51 Winifred , 51 St. Leo's Winifred 50 Winnett ...53 25 26 Dick Foster James Wickens Roger Reppe Wayne Carlstrom “A” SQUAD AND “B” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Donna Foster, Gail Catron, Betty Thompson, Lorraine Heggem Donna Foster, Gail Catron, Betty Thompson, Lorraine Heggem Nancy Asbjomson, Deanna Bergum, Mary Ann Tresch 27 “B” SQUAD BASKETBALL KNEELING: Mark Ehlert, Manager. STANDING: Norwood Roberts, Rodney Stulc, Jim Wickens, Lenard Carson, Harold Knodel, Coachj Larry Schaeffer, Wayne Carlstrom, Spencer Peterson, and Keith Arntzen. “B” SQUAD SCORES Winifred . ... 46 Winifred . ... 32 Winifred . .... 36 Winifred . .... 45 Winifred . .... 34 Winifred . .... 44 Winifred . .... 72 Winifred . .... 46 Judith Gap..........28 St. Leo's...........36 Denton..............44 Roy.................37 Grass Range .... 33 Winnett.............34 Moccasin............31 Moore...............41 Winifred.............36 Winifred.............42 Winifred.............39 Winifred.............61 Winifred.............58 Winifred.............54 Winifred.............54 Winifred.............63 Roy 33 St. Leo's...........47 Denton..............41 Fergus Frosh .... 82 Judith Gap .... 22 Grass Range .... 38 Moore...............48 Winnett.............31 28 TRACK This year the track team consisted of James Wickens, Gene Thompson, Spencer Peterson, David Wickens, Jack Heggem, and Rusty Robinson. On May 4th the Winifred Track Team went to Grass Range for the District Nine Track Meet. Four of the boys placed in the finals and were eligible to go to the Northern Divisional Track Meet. The following placed in the finals: James Wickens, 5th in shot and 4th in discus; Gene Thompson, 4th in pole vault and 4th in high hurdles; Jack Heggem, 5th in broadjump and David Wickens, 3rd in javelin. On May 13th the four boys whopplaced in the finals at the District Track Meet journeyed to Great Falls for the Northern Divisional Track Meet. No one placed in any event in the divisional. The opponent goes up in flames 30 Planning the strategy Tuss hands off KING QUEEN JAMES SCOVILLE MARY ANN TRESCH The Homecoming Dance was held on the night of October 9, 1964. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the king and queen, who were Jim Scoville and Mary Ann Tresch. The remaining candidates were Betty Thompson and Wayne Carlstom from the freshmen class, Donna Foster and David Wickens of the Sophomore class, Howard Tuss from the Junior class and Barbara Sparks from the Senior class. Each class presents a king and queen candidated a week beford the dance. The rest of the week is spent in campaigning. The Friday before the dance the student body votes for the king and queen. The candidates with the most votes are the Homecoming King and Queen. HOMECOMING HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES LEFT TO RIGHT; Betty Thompson, Freshman Barbara Sparks, Senior Donna Foster, Sophomore HOMECOMING KING CANDIDATES LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Carlstrom, Freshman Howard Tuss, Junior David Wickens, Sophomore 33 CARNIVAL QUEEN AND CANDIDATES The annual carnival, which is sponsored by the school and Community Club, was held on October 30th and 31st. A dance was held Saturday night, the high- light of the evening was the crowning of the queen, Shirley Carson. Linda Fluegel wad the candidate from the junior class, Nancy Asbjom- son from the sophomore and Dorena Martin represented the freshman class SHIRLEY CARSON Senior Nancy Asbjomson, Sophomore; Linda Fluegel, Junior; Dorena Martin, Freshman. 34 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior class sponsored their class play, Teenage Millionaire on November 13 and 14. Wayne, a teenage millionaire, has everything; A new car, the best of clothing, goes to the best college, plus the prospect of inheriting a million dollars when he turns twenty-one year old. He has it made so what is the problem? Well, problem number 1 is his guardian who controls the purse strings until that magic age of twenty-one. The problem number 2 is his beautiful girlfriend, Dottie Hart, who wants a mink coat and Thunderbird but refuses to wait for them. Wayne decides that if he tells the guardian that they were married instead of engaged then his allowance would increase and Dottie could receive the things she desires. Unfortunately the guardian arrives to meet the bride. This was quite unplanned. Just at this point Dottie decides that the grass is greener elsewhere and leaves. Therefore, the young millionaire is left without a bride or even a fiancee! If Mr. Harris finds this out, he could be left with a mere five hundred dollars a month allowance. Well, Wayne's friend tries to find him a wife for the day but things get pretty confused when Wayne turns up with a couple of wives. But in the meantime there is Mr. Harris's niece, who is be- coming attached to Wayne, but can't do anything because she thinks he is married. But Wayne finally explains to Mr. Harris the whole story and Mr. Harris understands. This leaves Wayne without problems and wives. The field is left open for Mr. Harris's niece. She and Wayne both take advantage of the new situation. THE CAST: Gene Thompson, Dick Foster, Spencer Peterson, Lenard Carson, Judee Smith, Linda Fluegel, Mary Ann Tresch, Jack Heggem, Barbara Heller, and Lorraine Heggem. Barbara Heller Dick Foster Judee Smith Gene Thompson Jack Heggem Linda Fluegel Gene Thompson SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class sponsored their class play, Mountain Gal, on March 19 and 20, under the direction of Mrs. Owings. The play was rich in mountain humor. Mountain Gal was a play with a moving human story. The Lindsay family of the Ozarks have a farm, an old truck, and a hired man. Compared to most of the hillbillies, they're rich Ma Lindsay has gone to school about two years and considers herself educated. She thinks so highly of her- self she has become a tyrant. Her special target is Deedee, an orphan girl who has come to work on the Lindsay farm. Ma burns Deedee's books and refuses to allow her to attend school. When Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, tourists from the North, have an accident near the Lindsay farm, Pa Lindsay tries to help them get th ir car started. The Gordons come to the Lindsay farm for dinner and become interested in Deedee. She tells them of her dreams of an education. Meanwhile, Oby, the hired man,-is having an awful time proposing to Sophie, the hired girl on the next farm. Whenever Oby gets Sophie alone, someone interrupts them. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon decide to try to convince the Lindsays to let them take Deedee home with them. They want to educate her and bring her up as their own daughter. Ma Lindsay has no affection for Deedee. Her only concern is for her own daughter, who is really a character! The Lindsays give their consent and Deedee happily goes off with the Gordons and to school. Deedee and Mr. McKay, the Gordon's lawyer, want to get married after Deedee has graduated from college. But in the meantime the Lindsays have come to the big city to see Deedee graduate and Deedee finds out that the Gordons are her real parents. The entire cast of the play. 36 Lorraine Heggem, Donna Foster, and Larry Schaeffer. James Scoville JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Grand March The 3 J's 37 Promenade Lots of fun! Queen Sharon Amtzen and King Dar Heggem James Wickens and Mary Ann Tresch The Junior-Senior Banquet, honoring the seniors of 1965, was held April 7th with Howard Tuss, Junior Class President, as Toastmaster. The invocation was given by Pastor Frye and was followed by a delicious meal. J. O. (Boots) Asbjornson, guest speaker, gave a short talk after which James Wickens, Senior Class President, gave a word of thanks to the Junior Class for the lovely banquet. Entertainment was provided by the Girls Octette from Denton High School. The prom, In the Misty Moonlight, was decorated in shades of blue and silver. A good crowd was in at- tendance and at 10:30 the promenade was held. Following the promenade the Prom King and Queen were crowned. Candidates for King and Queen were all the students in the Junior and Senior Classes. Sharon Amtzen and Dar Heggem, both from the senior class, were chosen as the King and Queen. The 3 J's provided the music. ATHLETIC BANQUET The Winifred Pep Club sponsored the annual Athletic Banquet on May 17, 1965. Pep Club President, Sharon Amtzen, acted as toastmistress for the evening. Pastor Harvey Frye gave the invocation before a very delicious meal, which was prepared by the Pep Club mothers, was served by the Junior High girls. Mr. Ron Swanson, guidance counselor and assistant coach at Fergus County High School, was the guest speaker for the evening. Superintendent T. M. Bergum gave a few remarks before Coach Dave Sauvageau handed out the athletic awards. Roger Reppe received the award for the most free throws; Jack Heggem received the most tackles award; and James Wickens, the coaches award for best all around player. Mrs. Alice Green, Pep Club Sponsor, presented the Pep Club awards. Entertainment for the evening was provided by the Boy's Quartette from Fergus High School. Mr. Swanson Roger Reppe and Coach T. M. Bergum Fergus Quartette 38 James Wickens and Coach Jack Heggem and Coach NATIONAL SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES The National School Assembly Program is an organization that provides talented programs for schools throughout the nation. The first assembly, sponsored by the Winifred school, was on Space-Science and what has been accomplished in reaching outer space. The second National School Assembly was a Folk Singer. The third National School Assembly was presented by Sebastian Temple who was an adventurer. Trained dogs was the fourth assembly presented at Winifred High School. The next National School Assembly was presented by Charles K. Ramsden who has perfected a new instru- ment called the Electronic Navatar. The last National School Assembly was a magician. GIRLS’ STATE AND BOYS’ STATE Delegate-Nancy Wilcox Delegate-James Wickens During the summer of 1964 the Winifred American Legion Post No. 120 sponsored James Wickens as dele- gate to Boys' State. James Scoville was chosen as alternate; and in the event that Jim W. could not go, Jim S. would take his place. Nancy Wilcox was sponsored to Girls' State by the Legion Auxiliary and Sharon Arntzen was chosen as alternate. The high school faculty chose the delegates on the basis of ability to speak,, honesty, leadership, citizenship, cooperation, 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- ment, to help them become better citizens, and to encourage others to become better citizens. 40 Alternate-Sharon Arntzen Alternate-James Scoville VALEDICTORIAN When you graduate you step out into an ever changing world, full of new challenges and disappointments. You will be faced with many new and important problems which will require your own knowledge and judgment to solve. I urge all of you who are still in high school to take advantage of the educational and social opportunities before you. Prepare yourself for the life ahead and you will increase your chances for success. SALUTATORIAN Here it is the end of our school year. To the begin- ning freshmen it may seem like a long time before it will be over, but to the graduating senior who looks back it seems very short. That is why I would like to see you underclassmen work hard and try to get the best out of your high school years. We seniors see now, as you will when you are seniors, that it would have been much better if we would have worked harder. It is the time now for you students to prepare your- selves for the future by being worthwhile citizens and working up to your capabilities. 41 BACCALAUREATE Baccalaureate services were held Sunday, May 23rd. Father Rutan gave the invocation, message for the evening, and benediction. Entertainment was provided by the girls' chorus. The processional and recessional were played by Mary Ann Tresch and Betty Udeihoven. COMMENCEMENT Commencement exercises were held Wednesday, May 26th. The speaker for the evening was Maynard Olson, the State Inspector of High Schools. The Salutatorian address was given by James Scoville and James Wickens gave the Valedictorian address. Entertainment was provided by the girls' chorus and octette. Mrs. Frye sang a solo. Mr. Palmer Seilstad, Chairman of the School Board, presented the diplomas to the graduating seniors. 42 BAND FIRST ROW: Paul Schmitt, Dennis Heggem, Dean Bolstad, Rodney Stulc, Sharon Amtzen, Rudy Stulc. SECOND ROW: Doug Miller, Eddie Heggem, Ricky Bergum, Lorraine Heggem, Bruce Udelhoven, Rose Marie Tresch, Ethan Allen, Nancy Schmitt, Roger Schieffler. STANDING: Betty Thompson, Mrs. Frye, Director; Teresa Thompson, TWIRLERS MAJORETTE: Shirley Carson; TWIRLERS: Donna Foster, Gail Catron, Charlotte White. 44 CHORUS FRONT ROW: Shirley Carson, Barbara Sparks, Deanna Bergum, Linda Fluegel, Donna Foster, Sharon Foster, Karen Schaeffer. SECOND ROW: Betty Thompson, Gail Catron, Charlotte White, Betty Udelhoven, Leanna Obrecht, Sharon Amtzen, Mrs. Frye. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Tresch, Nancy Asbjomson, Dorena Martin, Lorraine Heggem, Judee Smith, Lois Jean Tresch, Charlene Obrecht, Pam Schroeder. OCTETTE Barbara Sparks, Mary Ann Tresch, Sharon Amtzen, Dorena Martin, Nancy Asbjomson, Donna Foster, Linda Fluegel, Shirley Carson. 45 ANNUAL STAFF SEATED: Sharon Arntzen, Mrs. Green, Advisor; James Scoville. STANDING: Barbara Sparks, Jimmy Wickens Darwin Heggem, Larry Schaeffer, Roger Reppe, and Shirley Carson. THE YEAR’S WORK At the first of the school year of 1964-65, elections for various positions in the Annual Staff were held with Sharon Arntzen and James Scoville being elected as Editors. Barbara Sparks and Larry Schaef- fer became Business Managers. Dar Heggem and Roger Reppe were given the role of Sports Editors and Shirley Carson and James Wickens assumed the position of Photographers. The Annual Staff was busy during the year holding activities that would earn the cash necessary for the production of this annual. The first step to accomplish this was the selling of advertisement space to the local businesses and many of the businesses in Lewistown. Other ways to raise this money were through sponsoring bake sales, selling Christmas trees, and selling pens. The work on the annual itself was done by the whole class on various evenings and after school. This was done in order to reach the deadlines set up by the American Yearbook Company. The layout of each page in the annual on dummy sheets was our first project. Articles were written up on various subjects concerned in this annual. The pictures were then cropped, blown up, or cut down in order to fit the spaces provided for them. We all worked very hard for the purpose of making this annual a success. 46 PAPER STAFF STANDING: Howard Tuss, Gene Thompson, Dick Foster, Spencer Peterson, Linda Fluegel. SEATED: Mary Ann Tresch, Alice Green, Advisor; Judee Smith. SPEECH CLUB STANDING: Donna Foster, Charlotte White, Judee Smith, Lorraine Heggem, Nancy Asbjorson, Charlene Obrecht, Gail Catron. SEATED: Shirley Carson, Mary Ann Tresch, Mrs. Owings, Advisor; Barbara Sparks. 47 LETTERMENS’ CLUB FIRST ROW: Larry Schaeffer, James Scoville, Roger Reppe, Jimmy Wickens. SECOND ROW: Orren Reppe, Dave Wickens, Mr. Sauvageau, coach.; Jack Heggem, Spencer Peterson. THIRD ROW: Rusty Robinson, Howard Tuss, Duane Phillips, Dick Foster, Gene Thompson, and Lenard Carson. FIRST ROW: Nancy Asbjornson, Deanna Bergum, Mary Ann Tresch. SECOND ROW: Sharon Arntzen, Barbara Sparks, Shirley Carson, Linda Fluegel. THIRD ROW: Karen Schaeffer, Judee Smith, Teresa Thompson, Charlotte White, Dorena Martin, Betty Udelhoven. FOURTH ROW: Betty Thompson, Laurie Owings, Margie Owings, Brenda Rye, Charlene Obrecht, Lois Jean Tresch, Leanna Obrecht, Gail Catron. FIFTH ROW: Lorraine Heggem, Andrea Udelhoven, Sharon Foster, Donna Martin, Rosie Tresch, Pam Schroeder, Donna Foster. SIXTH ROW: Wilma Tuss, Nancy Wickens, Denise DeMars, Susy Scoville, Diana Glaze, Janet Wickens, Martha Olsen, and Roxy Scoville. 48 GENERAL SNAPSHOTS 49 CLASS TRIP On Saturday morning, May 29th, the Senior class started on their Senior Trip. The first day the class went for a swim in Chico Hot Springs; afterwards they journeyed to Gardiner, Montana, where they spent the first night. On Sunday they made their way through Yellowstone National Park. They spent the second night in West Yellowstone, Montana. On Monday they went through the earthquake area and also stopped at the Lewis and Clark Caverns. The group arrived home at about 8 o'clock Monday evening. 50 ELEMENTARY FACULTY MR. PAT MINETTE 7th and 8th Grades Mexico City College MR. TERRY ESTELL 5th and 6th Grades Northern Montana College MRS. DOROTHY ASBJORNSON 3rd and 4th Grades Eastern Montana College MRS. GLADYS MILLER 1st and 2nd Grades Western Montana College 52 JUNIOR HIGH FIRST ROW: Larry Benes, Eddie Heggem, Bruce Udelhoven, Gus Anderson, Joe Wickens, Arnold Olsen, Pat O'Meara, Dennis Heggem. SECOND ROW: Dana Obrecht, Roxy Scoville, Wilma Tuss, Nancy Wickens, Diana Glaze, Martha Olsen, Denise Demars, Steve Ehlert. THIRD ROW: Teresa Thompson, Janet Wickens, Andrea Udelhoven. Susan Scoville, Rose Marie Tresch, Margie Owings, Donna Martin, Brenda Rye. FOURTH ROW: Rudy Stulc, Ricky Bergum, Doug Miller, Jeff Ehlert, Dean Bolstad, Mike Lechner, Jack Carlstrom, Paul Sch- mitt, Mickey Jimmerson. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES FIRST ROW: Wesley Ehlert, Roger Scheiffler, Eddie Ehlert, Linda Carson, Jimmy Bolstad, Doug Amtzen, Jerry Stulc. SECOND ROW: Susan O'Meara, Laurrie Benes, Kathy Skinner, Kathy Lechner, Sue Stulc, Rita Catron, Donita Smith, Debby Jimmerson, Nancy Schmitt. THIRD ROW: Richard Glaze, Donny Hamilton, Billy Allen, Tim Foster, Wayne Thompson, Carl Seilstad, Kim Demars. 53 THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES FIRST ROW; Lee Glaze, Randy Rich, Johnny Wickens, Gary Bergum, Roger Thompson, Dennis Jimmerson, Alan Ehlert. SECOND ROW; Annabelle Ehlert, Valerie Skinner, Donna Bolstad, Cathy Udelhoven, Donita Smith, Rita Foreman, Brenda Jimmerson. FOURTH ROW; Greg Bergum, David Udelhoven, Tom DeMars, Sid Arthur, Roy Wherley, Daryl Smith. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES FIRST ROW; Paula Wickens, Carla Udelhoven, Jane Frye, Carol Scoville, Becky Bergum, Chrissy Foreman. SECOND ROW; Raymond Bolstad, Harley Skinner, Gary Bolstad, Linda Kjorlien, Clint Estell, Greg Stulc, David Bergum. THIRD ROW; Eileen Wickens, Kenny DeMars, Valerie Thompson, Robert Ehlert, Teresa Stulc, Kerry Lechner, Linda Scheifler. FOURTH ROW; Mike Sauvageau, Peggy Jimmerson, Carol Carl- strom, Everett Rich, Valerie Econom, Tommy Ehlert, Becky Econom. 54 BEGINNERS BAND FIRST ROW; Kim DeMars, Douglas Arntzen, Wesley Ehlert, Carl Seilstad, Kathy Lechner, Donnie Hamilton, Roger Scheifler, Nancy Schmitt. SECOND ROW; Ed Ehlert, Wayne Thompson, Rita Catron, Linda Carson, Debby Smith, Donita Smith, Ethan Allen, Mrs. Frye. RHYTHM BAND FIRST ROW; Clint Estell, Jane Frye, Carol Scoville, Linda Scheifler, Paula Wickens, Linda Kjorlien, David Bergum. SECOND ROW; Teresa Stulc, Mike Sauvageau, Everett Rich, Tommy Ehlert, Valerie Thompson, Carla Udelhoven, Kerry Lechner, Gary Bolstad, Eileen Wickens, Robert Ehlert. THIRD ROW; Roger Thomp- son, Lee Glaze, Harley Skinner, Peggy Jimmerson, Becky Bergum, Chrissy Foreman, Carol Carlstrom, Valerie Econom, Kenny DeMars, Becky Econom, Ray Bolstad. FOURTH ROW; Donna Bolstad, Roy Wherley, Annabelle Ehlert, David Udelhoven, Daryl Smith, Alan Ehlert, Tom DeMars, Valerie Skinner, Dennis Jimmerson, Greg Stulc. FIFTH ROW; Brenda Jimmerson, Mrs. Asbjomson, Cathy Udelhoven, Donita Smith, Randy Rich, Sid Arthur, Billy Allen, Gary Bergum, Greg Bergum, Johnny Wickens, Mrs. Miller, Rita Foreman. 55 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS: Teresa Thompson, Brenda Rye, Janet Wickens, SECOND ROW: Dean Bolstad, Ricky Bergum, Mike Lechner, Douglas Miller, Paul Schmitt, Dana Obrecht, THIRD ROW: Dennis Heggem, Gus Anderson, Bruce Udelhoven, Joe Wickens, Ed Heggem, and Rudy Stulc. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES WE THEY Judith Gap 31 22 Roy 21 32 Grass Range 21 23 Moore 41 29 Roy 27 30 St. Leo's 24 44 Lewistown Jr. High 7th Grade 22 40 8th Grade 27 54 Judith Gap 55 32 Lewistown Jr. High 7th Grade 30 46 8th Grade 20 49 56 MONTARK, INC. Aerial Spraying MARK WYSEL YOU CAN COUNT ON US QUALITY 4 SERVICE DEPENDABILITY Winifred, Mont. Lewistown, Mont. C. LELEK AGENCY 115 East Main Street Insurance Real Estate Phone 538-5977 Lewistown, Montana CASHWAY LUMBER COMPANY EMPIRE CIGAR STORE AND LUNCH COUNTER 613 2nd Ave. So. Sporting Goods and Supplies Everything to Build Anything Meals Served from Lewistown, Montana 5:00 AM - 1:00 AM LEWISTOWN PHARMACY CENTRAL MONTANA AUCTION Phone 538-8128 Box 23, Lewistown, Mont. East Main Phone 538-3471 Lewistown, Montana Al, John, and Tom Altenhofen FIRST NATIONAL BANK A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY Credit Geared to the Needs of Modern Agriculture and Businesses Savings Accounts Checking Accounts Mail Deposit Service I | Safe Deposit Boxes Drive-up Teller Time-Pay” Bank Credit E-JAY-9 INC. G.T.A. Athletic Equipment Distributor for Honda Motor Bikes Mercury Outboards Complete Marine Supplies Catering to Schools and Teams for Athletic Equipment Grain, Feed, Seed Fertilizer David Phillips, Manager Hilger, Montana FLEET WHOLESALE SUPPLY 313 East Main St., Lewistown Phone 538-5114 FARM, HOME RANCH SUPPLIES Friendly, Courteous Service Jack Brooks, Mgr. MIDWAY BAR Congratulations Seniors! Herbert and Lois Scheifler Winifred, Montana D-J AUTO REPAIR Complete Automotive Repair Work and Auto Body Repair Work Darlis Newlin John Scoville Compliments of Lewistown DAILY NEWS 521 West Main Lewistown, Montana Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1965 JIM LECHNER CULVER'S STUDIO For Fine Pictures Li STANDARD “ OIL u Dealer Winifred, Montana 538-8077 Lewistown, Montana NORTHWESTERN BANK OF LEWISTON LET US HELP We’re Here to Help You Get What You Want Lewistown, Montana Patented Magic Finish STA NU Pick-up, Delivery at Willis Grocery Drycleaners Finishing Process SWISS CLEANERS 538-3020 108 6th Ave. N Lewistown, Montana DON'S The Store For Everyone 207 W. 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Pacific Hide and Fur Depot McDonald Ready Mix Concrete Lewistown Veterinary Service Log Cabin Truck Stop and Cafe Toomey's Shoe and Saddle Shop Farmer's Union Oil Co. of Lewistown Lewistown Lumber Co. (Chuck and Nick) A W Drive Inn and Fireside Room Fabian’s Machine and Welding Shop Creel-Garnett-Retz Funeral Home DeKalb, Mondale, and Johnson Fraternal Order of Eagles Farmer's Insurance Group Realty Abstract Company Hines Motor Supply Co. C. R. Anthony Company J. M. McDonald Store Central Machinery Co. State Farm Insurance Betty's Airline Cafe Dan Morrison Sons Lewistown Hardware Cloyd Funeral Home Thom’s Implement Riverside Floral Boward's Floral William Shaver Golden Montana OK Tire Store Tastee Freeze Horning Imp. City Barber Cooks Husky Krueger's Penney's Bon Ton