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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1966 volume:

THE RED RAIDER 1965 1966 WINIFRED HIGH SCHOOL WINIFRED, MONTANA SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE I wish to congratulate the members of the class of nine- teen hundred sixty-six for the fine yearbook you have pro- duced. Its pictures and stories will give you much enjoyment and pleasure in years to come. Your high school years have been precious years. You have learned much, and probably more important, you have come to realize that much remains to be learned. Those years have been care-free and happy years and in this short span of time you have made life-long friendships. You have learned to work as a team and also as individuals. You have been guided by your parents and your teachers. Your next step will be more on your own. It is the undersigned sincere hope that each and everyone of you will accomplish the goals you have set for yourselves. Sincerely Theodore M. Bergum Principal MR. T. M. BERGUM, B. A. St. Olaf's College Northfield, Minnesota Geometry, Senior Class Sponsor SCHOOL BOARD FRONT ROW: John P. Wickens, Palmer Seilstad, Chairman, Mrs. Beth Bergum, Clerk. BACK ROW: Albert Benes, George Carr, and Kenneth Thompson. 10 S?0]01 T c 'Z 1 MRS. EILEEN WELSH B. S. Secondary Education Majors in Business Education Minors in History- College of Great Falls Typing I and II, Shorthand I, General Business, Pep Club Advisor, Annual and Paper Advisor. MRS. EMMA OWINCS B. A. in English Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell, South Dakota English I, II, III, IV, Speech Club Sponsor, Junior and Senior Play' Director, Junior Class Sponsor. MR. BERNARD SCHMITT B. S. in Industrial Arts Montana State College Physics, 7th Science, Algebra I, II, Mechanical Drawing, Driver Education, Freshman Class Sponsor. MR. CLAIRE DANIELS B. A. in Liberal Arts Majors in Political Science Minors in History' Concordia College Moorhead, Minnesota American University Washington D. C. World History', U. S. History, Montana History', Civics, 7th Social Studies, Economics. Sociology. 4 MRS. ANNA FRYE B. S. in Elejnentary 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. MR. DAVID L. SAUVAGEAU B. S. in Secondary Education Majors in Health and P. E. Montana State College Biology, Health, General Science, Coach, Boys P. E. , Jr. High Boys P. E. MRS. GEORGIA WILSON B. S. in Secondary Education Majors in Business Education Minors in Physical Education Eastern Montana College General Business, Bookkeeping, Typing I and II, Shorthand, Girls P. E. , Pep Club Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor, Paper and Annual Advisor. 5 Jack Bergum George Econom Ethan Allen BUS DRIVERS Olga and Clarice Ingvald Strand CUSTODIAN COOKS RICHARD FOSTER JUDEE SMITH Years in Winifred-4 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Pep Club President-4 Class Secretary-4 Teenage Millionaire -3 Hillbilly Courtship -4 M.I.E.A. Convention-3,4 Girl's State-3 Homecoming Queen-4 Carnival Queen Candidate-1,2 Paper Staff Co-Ed-3 Annual Staff Co-Ed-4 Typing I Award-2 Octette-4 Speech Club-3 All State Chorus-4 Years in Winifred-4 Football-1,2,3 Paper Staff-3 Basketball-1,2,3 Annual Staff-4 Class Treasurer-2 Teenage Millionaire -3 Class President-1 Hillbilly Courtship .-4 Vice President-3,4 HOWARD TUSS Years in Winifred-12 Honor Roll Certificate-1 Homecoming Candidate-3,4 Letterman's Club-1,2,3,4 Class President-2,3 Class Treasurer-1 Boy's State-3 Hillbilly Courtship -4 Football-1,2,3,4 Basketball-1,2,3,4 Captain-4 Chorus-2 Paper Staff-3 Annual Staff-4 Track-1,2,4 . 8 MARY ANN TRESCH SPENCER PETERSON Years in Winifred-4 Boy's State Alt. -3 Annual Staff Co-Editor-4 Letterman's Club-1,2,3,4 Teenage Millionaire -3 Hillbilly Courtship -4 Football-1,2,3,4 Basketball-2,3,4 Manager-1 Track-2,3 Chorus-1,2 Paper Staff-3 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Pep Club Vice Pres. -4 Speech Club-2,3 ,4 Speech Club Sec. -2 Speech Club Pres. -3,4 Class Sec. -2 Class Treasurer-3,4 Chorus-1,2,3,4 Octette-3,4 Annual Staff-4 Typing Award-2 LENARD CARSON Years in Winifred-12 Football-1,3,4 Basketball-1,3,4 Letterman's Club-3,4 Annual Staff-4 Chorus-1,2 Teenage Millionaire -3 Hillbilly Courtship -4 Years in Winifred-5 1 2 Homecoming Candidate-2 Queen-3 M.I.E.A. Silver Key Award-3 M.I.E.A. Convention-3,4 Paper Staff Co-Editor-3 Girl's State Alt. -3 B Honor Roll Certificate-2 B Squad Cheerleader-3 Teenage Millionaire -3 Hillbilly Courtship -4 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award-4 9 ARLIE CHRISTENSEN Years in Winifred-12 Chorus-1 Annual Staff-4 Hillbilly Courtship -4 Boy's State Alt. -3 GENE THOMPSON Years in Winifred-12 Football-1,2,3,4 Co-Captain-4 Basketball-1,2,3,4 Track-1 ,2,3,4 Homecoming Candidate-2 Letterman's Club-2,3,4 Class Pres. -4 Teenage Millionaire -3 Hillbilly Courtship -4 Paper Staff-3 Annual Staff-4 Chorus-1 LINDA FLUEGEL Years in Winifred-4 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Pep Club Treas. -3 Chorus-1,2,3,4 Octette-3,4 Paper Staff-3 Annual Staff-4 Carnival Queen-4 Teenage Millionaire -3 Hillbilly Courtship1'-4 DOUG SKINNER Years in Winifred-4 Chorus-1 Annual Staff-4 Basketball mgr. -2 Hillbilly Courtship -4 10 GIRLS STATE AND BOYS STATE Delegate: Judee Smith Delegate: Howard Tuss $ ALTERNATES Alternate Spencer Peterson Alternate Mary Ann Tresch Alternate Arlie Christensen VALEDICTORIAN Now that I am a senior, I realize the importance of the years that are behind me. As students in High School, we sometimes don't make the most of our education. There is no lime like the present to really start studying. Start when you're freshman and don't slack off. When you are a senior and they're averaging the four years grades and yours are low its to late then to start worrying. Now is the time to prepare your- self for the years ahead of you. Best luck to all the underclassmen. SALUTATORIAN When graduation comes you are out of school and have to start out on your own. This is a big step toward getting along in the world. I would like to say to the incoming freshman to get the most out of school be- cause it goes faster than you think and isn't as hard if you start at the beginning. To the Juniors, I would like to say, to start thinking of what you want to do when you get out because that Senior year is a short one. 12 CLASS HISTORY In September of 1962, twelve fearful, but determined freshman entered the halls of Winifred High School to begin a four year treck of good times and knowledge. The class began with eight boys-Lenard Carson, Arlie Christensen, Cary Dosher, Dick Foster, Spencer Peterson, Doug Skinner, Gene Thompson, and Howard Tuss. The four girls were Linda Fluegel, Judee Smith, Marie Gonzales, and Mary Ann Tresch. The officers were decided upon and the results were President-Dick Foster, Vice-President- Gary Dosher, Secretary-Marie Gonzales, and Treasurer-Howard Tuss. Mr. Eugene Comas was chosen as our sponsor. Marie and Gary were our Homecoming candidates and Judee Smith was our candidate for Carnival Queen. When we returned in the fall of '63 as Sophomores we found that Marie had left us and that Gary was soon going to leave. To lead our class, chosen were Howard-Pres- ident, Gary-Vice-President, Mary Ann-Secretary, and Dick as Treasurer. Our class sponsor for that year was Mr. Sauvageau. To compete for Gridiron King and Queen were Gene and Mary Ann. Judee was our candidate for Carnival Queen. Once again we returned to W. H. S. to begin our Junior Year. To keep in order the class duties were President-Howard, Vice-President-Dick, Secretary-Judee, and Treasurer-Mary Ann. Mr. Harold Knodel was chosen as class sponsor. Homecoming Candidates were Mary Ann and Howard. Mary Ann gained the honor of Homecoming Queen for that year, giving the class a little more status. Linda was candidate for carnival Queen that year. They worked hardat putting on a successful prom. IN THE MISTY MOONLIGHT, to honor the graduating Seniors. The Junior-Senior banquet was arranged with the combined efforts of the class and determined a success. Our major duty that year was to publish the Prairie Dog Chatter. With our combined efforts we managed to present our Junior Play, Teen-age Millionaire. We began our final year of high school determined to make the most of it. Chosen to lead the class were Gene-President, Dick-Vice-President. Judee-Secretary, and Mary Ann-Treasurer. Our sponsors were Mr. Bergum and Mrs. Wilson. Chosen for our candidates for Gridiron King and Queen were Judee and Howard. Judee gained the honor of Gridiron Queen for that year. Linda also gained the honor of Carnival Queen that year. In basketball, Lenard, Gene, Howard, and Spencer made a fine showing and we brought home the third place trophy at the tournament. Under the direction and hard work of Mrs. Owings we were able to produce a comedy-Hillbilly Courtship. Mary Ann Tresch received the Homemakers of tomorrow award. Upon Graduation, our years in high school a success, we ventured out to see what the world would hold for us. 13 CLASS WILL I, Lenard Carson, will my center position on the football team to Paul Seilstad, and my ability to get along with the coach to Jack Heggem. I, Arlie Christensen, will my height to Wilma Tuss, weight to Dennis Heggem, curly hair to any- one who wants it, my ability to get out of school work to Deanna Bergum, and my muscles to Mike Lechner. I, Dick Foster, will my ability to forget to shave to Mike Meckling, and my ability to sleep in to any tired fellow who needs it. I, Linda Fluegel, will my night life to anyone who thinks they can keep up with it, my position in Octette to Betty Thompson, my fondness of English to Wayne Carlstrom, and my ability to skip school to Karen Schaeffer, Louie Tresch, and Rita Wickens. I, Spencer Peterson, will my quiet ways to Nancy Wickens, and my ability to get along with Mr. Schmitt to anyone who wants to try. I, Doug Skinner, will my T. V. set to Arnold Olsen and my parties to Gus Anderson. I, Judee Smith, will my blonde hair and cowboy friends to Nancy Asbjomson, my muscles to Gus Anderson, my role as teachers pet to Sharon Foster, and the various offices I've held to any Freshman. I, Gene Thompson, will my parties to Norwood Roberts, my ability to get along with most of the girls to Dean Chromey, my ability to fool around with cars to Duane Phillips, my football ability to Paul Seilstad, and my ability to run around to anyone that can take it. I, Mary' Ann Tresch, will my short skirts to Betty Thompson, my good times to anyone who thinks they can keep up with it, and my Octette position to Louie Tresch. I, Howard Tuss, will my basketball ability to Norwood Roberts, my ability to play football to Paul Seilstad, speed to Rodney Stulc, and my ability to get along with the teachers to anyone who thinks they can. 14 CLASSES President Lorraine Heggem Orren Reppe Vice President Secretary Treasurer Gail Catron Donna Foster David Wickens JUNIORS Leanna Obrecht Duane Phillips Keith Amtzen Dean Chromey Nancy Asbjomson Rita Wickens Jack Heggem 16 Wayne Carlstrom Norwood Roberts Betty Thompson Treasurer SOPHOMORES Mark Ehlert Rick Geary Sharon Foster Charlene Obrecht Dorena Martin Laurie Owings Rusty Robinson President Paul Seilstad Vice-President Deanna Bergum Secretary 17 Roddy Stulc Lois Tresch Larry Tuss Betty Udelhoven David Wright 18 1« X Bruce Udelhoven President Dennis Heggem Vice-President Teresa Thompson Secretary Dianna Glaze Treasurer FRESHMEN 19 Mike Meckling Lois Wells Margie Owings Wilma Tuss Rudy Stulc Mike Lechner Roxy Scoville 20 a c vse% cf e % ®5 £,« . ; VtC ATHLETICS s Zk FRONT ROW: Dean Bolstad, Dennis Heggem, Gus Anderson, Rodney Stulc, Norwood Roberts, Jeff Ehlert. MIDDLE ROW: Manager; Douglas Miller, Orren Reppe, Spencer Peterson, Gene Thompson, Wayne Carlstrom, Dave Wickens, Lenard Carson, Rusty Robinson, Coach; Dave Sauvageau. BACK ROW: Mark Elhert, Keith Amtzen, Bruce Udelhoven, Howard Tuss, Rudy Stulc, Paul Seilstad, Mike Lechner, Mike Meckling. FOOTBALL 65” 1965 was a successful year for the Winifred Red Raiders, finishing with a 4-3 conference record and a 5-3 overall record. The Raiders had six returning lettermen which consisted of four seniors; Gene Thompson, Howard Tuss, Spencer Peterson, Lenard Carson, and two juniors; Jack Heggem and Dave Wickens. The players that lettered are on the following pages. GAMES Judith Gap......... 6 Winnett............39 St. Leo's .........44 Winifred.......... 39 Winifred........... 6 Winifred........... 0 Roy............ 40 Grass Range.. .. 14 Moore.......... 25 Winifred.......... 13 Winifred.......... 45 Winifred.......... 57 Geraldine. . 21 Winifred. . 33 22 . .Nonconference Lenard Carson Center 23 Jack Heggem Halfback Howard Tuss Spencer Peterson Quarterback Guard Gene Thompson Jack Heggem Co-Captains Gene Thompson Halfback Rusty Robinson End Bruce Udelhoven Guard Wayne Carlstrom End 24 Paul Seilstad Center Mark Elhert Halfback '°W { '° J tMOGta Dennis Heggem, Orren Reppe, Spencer Peterson, Rusty Robinson, Lenard Carson, Wayne Carlstrom, Dave Wickens, Jack Heggem, Gene Thompson, Howard Tuss, Keith Amtzen, Bruce Udelhoven. KNEELING: Doug Miller - Manager. Coach Dave Sauvageau. A” SQUAD BASKETBALL The 1965-66 Basketball Season was very successful for the Red Raiders. They started the season off by taking second at the Grass Range Invitational Tournament. They fought hard the whole season but were seated third in the conference. They had tough luck in the first game of the Dist. 9 Tourney and had to come through the back door to get a chance of going to the Northern Divisional Tournament. They won the consolation game Saturday night and thus getting a chance to challenge Winnett Monday Night. The challenge game was unsuccessful, so we brought home the 3rd place trophy. BASKETBALL SCORES Winifred 55 Roy. ...47 Winifred . . 85 Hindsdale . . . 51 Winifred .... 52 Winnett ... 70 Winifred . . 85 Moore . . . 81 Winifred .... 89 Grass Range . . . . .. 57 Winifred . . 54 St. Leo's ... 62 Winifred 59 Rudyard . . . 56 Winifred . . 58 Judith Gap . . . 63 Winifred 69 Fergus B . . . 42 Grass Range Tournament Winifred .... 53 Denton . . . 76 Winifred . . 53 Grass Range . . . 36 Winifred .... 38 St. Leo's . . . 44 Winifred . . 36 Winnett . . 54 Winifred .. . . 80 Moore . . . 61 District Nine Tournament Winifred .... 59 Kremlin . . . 66 Winifred . . 67 Roy 71 Winifred .... 67 Judith Gap . . . . ... 55 Winifred . . 57 Grass Range . . .. . . 49 Winifred .... 76 Roy . . . 59 Winifred . . 85 Judith Gap 64 Winifred 56 Winnett . . 103 Winifred . . 74 Roy . . 50 Winifred .... 60 Grass Range . . . ...37 Winifred . . 57 Winnett 62 25 Howard Tuss Lenard Carson Gene Thompson Spencer Peterson Captain Jack Heggem VARSITY Dave Wickens Orren Reppe Keith Amtzen Rusty Robinson Wayne Carlstrom Dennis Heggem 26 BASKETBALL SNAP SHOTS Tuss Shoots against Rudyard Heggem shoots against St. Leo's Tuss gets another shot during the Grass Range game. Reppe gets one from charity Line during Grass Range game 27 Gus Anderson, Dennis Heggem, Rudy Stulc, Bruce Udelhoven, Mike Lechner, Coach Dave Sauvgeau, Rick Gery, Mark Ehlert, Jeff Ehlert, Norwood Roberts, Dean Bolstad, Mike Meckling. B” SQUAD AND CHEERLEADERS Gail Catron, Rita Wickens, Teresa Thompson 28 15 boys were out for track this year. Five boys lettered in the following events. Howard Tuss-- 100 yd. dash, 220 yd. dash, 440 yd. dash, and broadjump . Gene Thompson — 120 yd. high hurdles, 180 low hurdles. Jack Heggem— 100 yd. dash. Dave Wickens— shot, and javelin. Wayne Carlstrom-- pole vault. Howard, Gene, Jack, Dave, ran the relay to win a 4th place. ammm ■, 29 They're ready to go! Who should I put in next?????? Co-Captains Gene and Jack bum the dummy. Raiders start a play. Gus is ready to go! Jack is learning the play!??? Raiders stop them where they are! 30 f 1 V. V. b (kli pering; a [fing rough us games wimj K-: ‘ Intersection? iurl. 2. An, t. : cus, etc. — v. or characteristic — clown'ish-ly, at F. encloer, fr. Lj capacity or t vn. See satl 1. A he a A weapon b A stick- rui golf, hocky An associat ‘upported anj t Short for --■ ■i«iTtiy swf-— _ Mon object, esp. by a club. 5 building or room occupiea y the s for It. bastone.l A°L5fr e iVawf. A the trefoil or cl°v®ri 1 gaff-topsail b« [to extend the spread a. sau , , J ' CLUBBED (klubd), CLb J gather or comDine efforts otj[Jyjy ES HOMECOMING 1965 KING QUEEN ORREN REPPE JUDEE SMITH 32 Candidates-Nancy Wickens, Karen Schaeffer, and Gail Catron. Royalty dancing Judee Smith and Orren Reppe HOMECOMING CANDIDATES FRONT ROW: Sophomore, Karen Schaeffer; Junior, Gail Catron; Freshman, Nancy Wickens. BACK ROW: Sophomore, Norwood Roberts; Senior, Howard Tuss; Freshman, Mike Lechner. Pep Club cheering the boys on to a victory at the Snake Dance. 33 Judee Smith with the new Football Player and Cheerleader. Queen-Linda Fluegel, candidates-Lorraine Heggem, Betty Udelhoven, Margie Owings 1966 CARNIVAL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Miss Linda Fluegel, a Senior, was crowned carnival queen as highlight of the evening of November 6, 1966. She was selected from the various votes she received from members of the community and school. The members of the Senior class chose her to represent them. The carnival is sponsored in parts by the community club and school. Candidates from the other classes included Lorraine Heggem, a junior, Betty Udelhoven, a sophomore, and Margie Owings, a freshman. 34 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM AND BANQUET In honor of the seniors of 1966, the Junior-Senior banquet was held on Wednesday evening, April 27. Lorraine Heggem, president of the Junior class acted as toastmistress. After a very delicious meal cooked by the mothers of the Junior class, Frank Savage of Lewistown gave a speech. Gene Thompson gave a short speech and thanked the Juniors for the banquet. The prom, Pearly Shells was decorated with the colors of turquoise and green. There was a small fish pond at one end of the gym, above which was written the theme. After the promenade, king Gene Thompson and queen Donna Foster were crowned. The 3 J's provided the music. 35 SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class of 1966 presented their class play HILLBILLY COURTSHIP on March 18 and 19. The Widow Peppin and deaf old Pappy Stilsby have sworn to shoot each other on sight as their mountain fued rages verbally. To make matters worse Pappy's son, Luke, and Ma Peppin's daughter, Emmy, are in love with each other. The two old feudists have beeft planning second matrimonial ventures, and each has secretly engaged Wash Jeddo, the halfwitted village scribe, to write to a matrimonial bureau for a mate. Wash has enclosed Emmy's picture instead of Ma's and Luke's in Pappy's, signing their respective names instead of Ma's and Pappy's. Meanwhile, the mountain is all agog over the homecoming of the Triffet girls, radio's newest hillbilly sensation who bring their manager Sol Silverstein, with them in quest of more hillbilly entertainers . When Sol attempts to sign Ma on the dotted line, she mistakes him for an answer to her letter and jumps at the chance. Complications set in as one of the Triffet sisters tries to vamp Luke and a pair of wildcats in the shape of a wild Irish Rose and a tempera- mental Italian lad arrive from the matrimonal bureau to claim their mates. Luke and Emmy are dumbfounded as Hog Mountain is transformed into an active volcano of riotous courtship. In the midst of the turmoil, Pappy comes to settle his score with Ma and is captured by the wild Irish rose in her wildest moment. With Pappy and Luke securely tied to a settee, Ma sends for the preacherman; where upon disclosures follow and the hullaboo subsides. How the mates are properly selected is a triumph of hill- billy dexterity, and Sol signs up enough hillbilly warblers to start a new revolution on the air! Luke - Dick Foster Emmy - Judee Smith The Wild Irish Rose - Mary Ann T. 36 The wild woman has Luke and Pappy all tied up, with Emmy and Lulu Triffet looking on. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior Class sponsored their play, We Dude It. Yipee! Let's all head for the wild, wild West with Bob Meacham and his mother. They've inherited a ranch in Texas. Mrs. Meacham, a rather flighty widow, is a dyed-in-the-wool Easterner but determined to become a Texas — gal overnight. The newly acquired ranch is manned by a modern Indian couple and an old sourdough named Charley. He almost tears out his hair when Mrs. Meacham starts to clean her pistols with soap and water! Because she has a brainstorm, Mrs. Meacham advertises the ranch as a dude ranch even before she sees the place. Bob likes the local scenery in the person of one Donna Logan, daughter of oilman Thousand Barrel Pete Logan who owns a neighboring spread. Before he can pursue Donna, however, and before Mrs. Meacham can unpack, they start arriving. They? Why, those onery dudes, of course! A crazier bunch of dudes can't be found anywhere West of the Mississippi. Most obnoxious of all is a movie star of an- cient vintage who still thinks she's a glamour girl. With her is her maid, secretary, and - What's that noise? Oh, just her darling daughter tearing the ranch apart. Cynthia (Stinky), her child, is a whirlwing of activity-all of it bad. To keep her occupied and give the guests a thrill, Bob and Donna decide to stage a fake Indian raid with 'he help of their modern Indians. Unfortunately, Mrs. Meacham and Charley think it's a real raid and want to shoot some Indians. With impatient guests demanding service and Indians whooping at her door, Mrs. Meacham listens to the smooth talk of one guest, Zeb Lewis, who wants to cheat her out of the ranch. She decides under pressure to sell out to him. At this point the movie star's darling daughter decides to tear up some flower beds and when Bob sees what's beneath the flowers, he thinks he's found Oil! Immediately he goes off into crazy- dreams of minklined swimming pools and diamond headlights on his fleet of Cadillacs. But his mother has sold the ranch! Or has she? And is that really oil under the petunias? All comes out and proves they have no oil and do not sell the ranch. David Wickens G Lorraine Heggem 37 Modern Indian Rita Wickens Nancy Asbjornson G Dean Chromey The School was entertained on January 11, with Gypsy and Native Spanish Folk Dances. NATIONAL SCHOOL ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS An Interesting Story about a trip down the Amazon. Fun on the Trampoline 38 WINIFRED BAND FIRST ROW: Donny Bacon, Douglas Miller, Ethan Allen, Kathy Lechner, Lorraine Heggem, Rose Marie Tresch, Mike Lechner, Nancy Schmitt, Roger Schieffler. SECOND ROW: Betty Thompson, Dean Bolstad, Dennis Heggem, Rodney Stulc, Rudy Stulc, Paul Schmitt, Teresa Thompson. BEGINNERS BAND FRONT ROW: Debbie Jimmerson, John Wickens, Kitty Carr, Rita Foreman, SECOND ROW: Jimmy Bolstad, Brenda Jimmerson, Randy Rich, Sid Arthur, and Tom DeMars. 40 CHORUS FIRST ROW: Wilma Tuss, Nancy Wickens, Betty Thompson, Donna Foster, Teresa Thompson, Sharon Foster, Lois Wells, Mrs. Frye. SECOND ROW: Rita Wickens, Linda Fluegel, Karen Schaeffer, Mary Ann Tresch, Laura Owings, Pam Schroeder, Deanna Bergum, Gail Catron. THIRD ROW: Dorena Martin, Lois Tresch, Nancy Asbjornson, Lorraine Heggem, Judee Smith, Rosie Tresch, Betty Udelhoven, and Margie Owings. OCTETTE FRONT ROW: Linda Fluegel, Betty Udelhoven, Mary Ann Tresch, Donna Foster, Teresa Thompson. BACK ROW: Dorena Martin, Nancy Asbjoumson, Laura Owings. 41 ANNUAL STAFF SEATED: Lenard Carson, Spencer Peterson, Judee Smith, Mary Ann Tresch. STANDING: Linda Fluegel, Howard Tuss, Dick Foster, Gene Thompson, Doug Skinner. 42 Gene and Lenard working Mary Ann, Lenard, Linda PAPER STAFF FIRST ROW: Orren Reppe, David Wickens, Lorraine Heggem, Duane Phillips, Mrs. Welsh. SECOND ROW: Jack Heggem, Donna Foster, Leanna Obrecht, Nancy Asbjornson, Gail Catron, and Keith Amtzen. NOT SHOWN: Rita Wickens. CO-EDITORS Lorraine Heggem David Wickens BUSINESS MANAGERS Gail Catron Duane Phillips COMMUNITY NEWS Rita Wickens Nancy Asbjornson SCHOOL NEWS Leanna Obrecht GRADE NEWS Donna Foster SPORTS EDITORS Keith Amtzen Orren Reppe COLORING CONTEST Jack Heggem ART WORK Duane Phillips CALENDAR OF EVENTS Gail Catron PRODUCTION MANAGERS Jack Heggem Orren Reppe Rita and Nancy addressing papers. 43 Keith and Donna typing stencils. Co-Editors - David Wickens G Lorraine H. SPEECH CLUB FIRST ROW: Nancy Asbjornson, Vice-President; Mary Ann Tresch; President; and Louie Tresch, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Owings, Advisor; Donna Foster, Gail Catron, Betty Thompson, and Lorraine Heggem. Betty Thompson G Nancy Asbjornson; Serious Declamation. Donna Foster, Mary Ann Tresch, Lorraine Heggem, and Charlene Obrecht; Humerous Declamation. Louie Tresch G Gail Catron; Dramatic Declamation. Charlene Obrecht, Nancy Asbjornson, and Gail Catron attended the Speech Meet at Billings, April 2, 1966. Charlene entered with a humorous reading Anne of Green Gables. She placed in her division. Gail Catron entered with Take Me With You, in the Dramatic Declamation and placed in her division. Nancy Asbjornson entered Sudden Death in oratory. Mrs. Owings, speech club sponsor, accompanied them. 44 LETTERMANS CLUB KNEELING: Paul Seilstad, Mark Elhert, Bruce Udelhoven. FIRST ROW: Keith Amtzen, Spencer Peterson, Rusty Robinson, Orren Reppe, Howard Tuss. SECOND ROW: Jack Heggem, David Wickens, Wayne Carlstrom, Dick Foster, Gene Thompson, and Lenard Carson. Head Table At Athletic Banquet 45 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Gail Catron, Donna Foster, Lorraine Heggem, Lois Tresch, Mary' Ann Tresch, Nancy Asbjomson, Deanna Bergum, Betty Thompson, Teresa Thompson, SECOND ROW: Wilma Tuss, Roxy Scoville, Dianna Glaze, Dorena Martin, Betty Udelhoven, Pam Schroeder, Leanna Obrecht, Rosie Tresch, Linda Fluegel. THIRD ROW: Lois Wells, Rita Catron, Andrea Udelhoven, Laurie Owings, Margie Ovvings, Charlene Obrecht, Brenda Rye, Donna Martin, Janet Wickens, Denise DeMars, Mrs. Welsh, Sponsor; Martha Olsen, Sue Stulc, Donita Smith, Nancy Schmitt. NOT SHOWN: Judee Smith and Rita Wickens. 46 At Winnett Game At the tournament 4 list i tuent or elerr perlorin a ccrt a mf Oi'tal (eVe.mt'u'tl Its tsee ELEMENT 1; as, elemental fir rit; as, an element ia of )Vysica m , Elementary; un ry. 4:. V or minn a 7f en'tarv (-td-rTi, q ! ■treat mr of, the ary. 3. Chem. Of or P HBSE s element; simple; imcofl R due. Pert, to or concerned vv « ,entary education; elementary « the secondary school On a 6 or 8 grades}.---------------tvl, GRAr M le. Physics. Any oi - Infinitely small c -ntary partich - oa CO IVdUUHK I—eVe It Mo. ad principal 0 an eW is, an. ;teac y k , or 1 V ny trow ELEMENTARY FACULTY MR. PAT MI NETTE 7th and 8th Grades Mexico City College MR. ALFRED BOND 5th and 6th Grades Western Montana College MRS. DOROTHY ASBJORNSON 3rd and 4th Grades Eastern Montana College MRS. GLADYS MILLER 1st Grade Western Montana College MRS. BERTHA BOND 2nd Grades Western Montana College 48 FIRST AND SECOND FIRST ROW: Tina Stulc, Cleo Boyce, Alice Bacon, Bobbi Bergum, Mark Heggem, Joan Smith. SECOND ROW: Dale Smith, Karen Wildung, Kelly Bergum, Curtis Allen, Joan Peterson. THIRD ROW: David Udelhoven, Andy Bergum, Keith Carmichael, Pat Sauvageau, Evertt Rich, Eddy Bond. Mrs. Gladys Miller, teacher. FIRST ROW: Peggy Jimmerson, Becky Bergum, Mike Sauvageau, Chris Foreman, Valerie Econom. SECOND ROW: Tom Elhert, Teresa Stulc, Jack Carr, Jane Frye, Valerie Thompson, and Carol Carlstrom. Mrs. Bertha Bond, teacher. 49 THIRD AND FOURTH FIRST ROW: Kerry Lechner, Gary Bolstad, Greg Bergum, Robert Ehlert, Kenny DeMars. SEC- OND ROW: Becky Econom, Eileen Wickens, Karla Udelhoven, Chuck Bond, Paula Wickens, Daryl Smith. THIRD ROW: Linda Scheifler, Alice Bacon, Linda Kjorlein, Greg Stulc, Clint Carr, Roy Wherley, Mrs. Asbjornson, Teacher. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Bolstad, David Bergum, David Udelhoven, Henry Bacon. Dennise Jimmerson. Roger Thompson. NOT PICTURED: Mark and Vickie Limpus, Doris Taffola. FIFTH AND SIXTH FIRST ROW: Wesley Ehlert, Gary Bergum, Sid Arthur, John Wickens, Doug Arntzen. SECOND ROW: Alan Ehlert, Rita Foreman, Annabelle Ehlert, Kathy Udelhoven, Peggy Jimmerson, Donna Bolstad. THIRD ROW: James Bolstad, Donita Smith. Kathy Carr, Carl Seilsatd. Debbie Jimmerspn. FOURTH ROW: Randy Rich, Gerald Stulc, Bert Allen, Kimball DeMars, Tom DeMars. 50 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH FIRST ROW: Steve Ehlert, Roger Schieffler, Roger Bacon, Mark Udelhoven, Doug Miller, Ed Ehlert. SECOND ROW: Brenda Rye, Linda Carson, Nancy Schmitt, Kathy Lechner, Martha Olsen, Rita Catron, Debbie Smith, Denise DeMars. THIRD ROW: Janet Wickens, Jack Carls- trom, Susan Scoville, Joe Wickens, Andrea Udelhoven, Ed Heggem, Micky Jimmerson. FOURTH ROW: Richard Glaze, Don Hamilton, Wayne Thompson, Rick Bergum. Billy Allen, Paul Schmitt, Teacher Mr. Minette. NOT PICTURED: Tim Foster, Sue Ann Stulc, Dana Obrecht, Gary Mifflin. JR. HIGH TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS T V? j _ •V ft 4f '1' a Cheerleaders: Janet Wickens, Kathy Lechner, Rita Catron, Brenda Rye. TEAM, Left to Right: Ed Ehlert, Roger Schieffler, Dana Obrecht, Paul Schmitt, Doug Miller, Steve Ehlert, Mark Udelhoven. SECOND ROW: Wayne Thompson, Micky Jimmerson, Billy Allen, Gary Mifflin, Joe Wickens, Rick Bergum, Jack Ehlert, Ed Heggem. 5! BACCALAUREATE Baccalaureate services were held Tuesday, May 31st. Rev. Harshman gave the invocation, message for the evening, and benediction. Entertainment was provided by the girls' chorus. The processional and recessional were played by Betty Udelhoven and Dorena Martin. COMMENCEMENT Commencement excercises were held Wednesday, June 1st. The speaker for the evening was Dr. Albert Hopkins, Eastern Montana College. The Salutatorian address was given by Howard Tuss and Mary Ann Tresch gave the Valedictorian address. Entertainment was provided by the girls' octette. Mr. Palmer Seilstad, Chairman of the School Board, presented the diplomas to the graduating seniors. 52 CLASS TRIP On Saturday morning, May 28th, 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 7:30 Monday evening. 53 A ff ai nJ 5 V i v etails i iv)iCral Bst .M merce; as n| Hjps industrial enterprisoHB|PTc iage; as, to increase busin ee WORK. I S3 commerce, trade, indy - of activity that has for 1 c .n an inclusive m -RTISlMG “nsasedW Kted iu y My fcchanKe au. Kg commodities, scale that prob ged in the oy etc. FRED CROW GARAGE LOCKER PLANT Troy Lura Jean, MARTIN'S GEN. MDSE. Maxine, Lucille Congratulations Best Wishes to the Class of '66 Winifred, Montana Your International Harvester Dealer MARTIN HEREFORD RANCH Registered Herefords Quality Plus Pedigree Herd Sires in Service G Advanced Onward 2 G Onward Aster M Domino Heir A2 Breeding Stock for Sale at all times. Visitors Welcome at all times. G Advance Onward 2 WINIFRED TAVERN CO-OP Congratulations to the Class of 1966 Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1966! GOOD LUCK MONTANA ELEVATOR CO. WINIFRED Grain, Fertilizers, Chemicals Seeds Don Stout Mgr. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1966 HUGER GTA JIM LECHNER Winifred, Montana Fertilizer, Feed, Seed, and Chemicals David Phillips, Mgr. Best of Luck to the 1966 Class FLEET WHOLESALE SUPPPLY 313 East Main St., Lewistown Phone 538-5114 FARM, HOME, RANCH SUPPLIES Friendly, Courteous Service JACK BROOKS, MGR. We're Here To NORTHWESTERN BANK OF LEWISTOWN Help You Save FARMER'S INSURANCE GROUP fiafiutmg the graduating class LEWISTOWN COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Dick Thompson 201 W. Main Lewistown, Montana LEWISTOWN PHARMACY FIRST NATIONAL BANK Phone 538-8128 210 W. Main Lewistown, Montana Friend of Your Family Member of FDIC SNOWY LANES Lewistown, Montana DISTAD’S REPAIR CLINIC Truck - Tractor - Auto - Repairing ?IZZA Snack Bar Lounge Diesel and Gas Engine Rebuilding 538-3437 Truck By-Pass DAN MORRISON AND SONS Lewistown E - JAY - S INC. SPORTING GOODS Montana Hi-Way 87 West Lewistown, Montana GOLDEN THANK YOU MONTANA FOR COMPANY YOUR Lewistown, Montana PATRONAGE! RED RAIDER BOOSTERS Hub Clothing Modern Shoe Repair Cashway Lumber and Supply Co Farmers Union Oil Co. Paris Cleansers A. and W. Drive Inn Ben F ranklin Store Lewistown Hardware Rahn's Food Center Jewell's Cafe Hank's Trailer Sales Realty Abstract Company Fad Shoe and Clothing Co. Cramers Court House Texaco Haight Ranch Mecca Barber and Beauty Shop Kelly's Music The Sport Center F. W. WoolworthCo. Lewistown Creamery Wardrobe Cleaners Salter Furniture Co. Don's Store Wier Furniture Co. Snow White Cafe Pioneer Bar (Hilger) T. Toomey Central Meat Market Gambles J. C. Penney Co. Farm Machinery Co. Seiden Drug Co. Coast to Coast Eck's Pharmacy Central Feed Co: Creel - Gurnett - Retz Funeral Home Lewistown Veterinary Service Independent Lumber Christina Grocery Montana Power K.X.L.O. Broadcast INC. J. M. McDonald Co. Central Montana P.C.A. R.E.A. Lewistown Machine and Welding THESE BOOSTERS SENIOR SNAPSHOTS Butch, Howard, and Mary Ann in Government class. 63 Senior Boys! ! STANDING: Mr. Sauvageau, coach; Donny Hamilton, Ricky Bergum, Mark Udelhoven, Jack Carlstrom, Dana Obrecht. Gary Mifflin, Steve Ehlert, Joe Wickens, Roger Scheiffler, Ethan Allen, and Ed Ehlert. KNEELING: Doug Miller, Wayne Thompson, Edward Heggem, Paul Schmitt, and Mickey Jimmerson. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM, COACH •LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Lechner. Brenda Rye, Janet Wickens, and Rita Catron. 64 v '-; 'V w j ' -• v-, x ’- .'- • b'vA ft. - - r - .V ' a vV v . V.' . « L. . •■ . s v , % •%.-s r-_ r : ' ' v M-. y a • ' • � v X r-4 -.«- - -s .v.; , X .' V.'' Av V-''VA v ■ v - w vV ,• . 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