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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1967 volume:

The Class Of '67 Presents TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication....................................... Principal's Message.............................. School Board, Bus Drivers, School Cooks, and Janitor Teachers ........................................ The School Year.................................. Seniors ......................................... Juniors ......................................... Sophomores....................................... Freshmen......................................... Grades .......................................... . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 31 37 41 45 49 Advertising 55 DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1967 would like to express their sincere appreciation and gratitude to Mr. T. M. Bergum by dedi- cating our annual in his honor. We feel that the help and guidance he has given us over the past years will be an asset to us in the years to come. As members of Mr. Berg- um's last graduating class, we would like to wish him many prosperous and happy future years in this community. Senior Class 1967 3 Principal's Message The school year nineteen sixty-six and sixty-seven has been a very busy one. Winifred High School students have made marked progress in scholarship and related activities . They have sensed the importance of hard work to better prepare themselves for the very competitive world awaiting them beyond high school and college years. The organization of a successful Student Council this past year is a high light in responsible student living and government. This eagerness to do better is also reflected in the pages of this annual or yearbook. The staff members and their advisor are to be congratulated for a job well done. Sincere good wishes to a fine graduating class. Theodore M. Bergum 4 SCHOOL BOARD Back row, 1 to n Palmer Seilstad, George Carr, Albert Benes. Front row: Kenneth Thompson, Beth Bergum, Clerk, and Jack Wickens. Cooks Janitors Clarice Asbjomson and Olga Hess Bus Drivers Pat Wherley George Econom 5 Ethan Allen Jim Lechner HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. Dave Sauvageau B.S. - Science Mrs. Erma Owings B.A. - English Mr. Clair Daniels B.A. - Social Studies Mr. Charles Clark B.S. - Math and Chemistry Mr. Carl Minette B.A. - Commercial and Foreign Language 6 FOOTBALL '66 FIRST ROW: Orren Reppe, Bruce Udelhoven, Doug Miller, Dean Bolstad, John Kinklaar, Steve Ehlert, Mike Meckling Ed Heggem. SECOND ROW: Rudy Stulc, Rusty Robinson, Keith Amtzen, Mike Lechner, Rick Bergum, joe Wickens, Jack Carlstrom. THIRD ROW: Duane Phillips, Jack Heggem and Dave Wickens, Co- Captains; Rod Stulc, Wayne Carlstrom, Dennis Heggem. FIFTH ROW: Norwood Roberts, Manager, Mr. Sauvageau, Coach, Dana Obrecht, Manager. The Season The 1966 football season was a success for the Raiders, they com- piled a 4-2, won-loss record and finished in third place in conference play. This years squad was in good shape with eight returning lettermen. Reporting for practice were seven freshmen, six sophomores, three juniors, and five seniors. The returning lettermen elected Jack Heggem and Dave Wickens, Co- Cap tains for the year. The Raider's season looked bright and they were hoping for the confer- ence championship until the first game with Moore when Bruce Udel- hoven and Rusty Robinson, both first-string halfbacks, were side- lined for the season with leg injur- ies, two freshmen, Rick Bergum and Joe Wickens, came up and did a tremendous job in replacing these two for the remainder of the season. Winifred 13 Moore 0 Winifred 22 Judith Gap 20 Winifred 13 Winnett 12 Winifred 15 Roy 19 Winifred 8 St. Leo's 39 Winifred 2 Grass Range (forfeit) 0 8 L to R: Deanna Bergum, Teresa Thompson, Betty Thompson, Lorraine Heggem 9 HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES 1966 KING AND QUEEN Keith Rita Arntzen Wickens Homecoming Activities were held October 7 and 8. Friday night the cheerleaders led the snakedance down mainstreet and back to the school where the Roy Pirates were burned in effigy. A pep rally followed. Saturday afternoon, preceding the game, a parade was held with the crowning of the King and Queen downtown. In the game which followed, Wini- fred lost a close one to Roy, 15 to 19. The Homecoming Dance followed that night, with the King and Queen reigning over festivities. 10 CANDIDATES From left to right: Freshmen, Andrea Udelhoven, Doug Miller; Juniors, Charlene Obrecht, Rod Stulc; Sophomores, Teresa Thompson, Mike Meckling. 11 FRESHMEN INITIATION Fall Assemblies 12 STUDENT COUNCIL Seated left to right: Lorraine Heggem, Dana Obrecht; Treasurer, Deanna Bergum; Secretary, Dave Wickens; President, Keith Arntzen; Vice President, Jack Heggem. Standing: Mike Meckling, Rick Geary, Rick Bergum, Mr. Daniels; Sponsor, Donna Martin, Betty Thompson, Janet Wickens. Student Council, a new organization this year, was set up by the Senior Class under the supervision of Mr. Daniels. They wrote the constitution and rules for the election of officers with the consent of the student body. Officers were elected in November with a primary and general election. After the election, two representatives from each class were elected in the homerooms. Duties of Student Council include: settling class disputes, organizing student acti- vities, making an activities calendar, providing a median between teachers and stu- dents, arranging for special school activities, and punishing students who disobey school rules. This organization has been very effective this year and has done much for the betterment of the school. President Dave Student Council in action Nancy sings 13 CARNIVAL QUEEN AND CANDIDATES QUEEN DEANNA BERGUM LEANNA OBRECHT, DONNA MARTIN, JANET WICKENS 14 JUNIOR PLAY Betty Udelhoven and Rusty Wayne, Rick, Betty, and Rusty The Junior Class play, the Courtship of Eddie's Father, was presented on November 18 and 19. The play begins as Tom Corbett comes home from a trip. His son, Eddie, has been staying at Tom's sister's home and is expected home in the morning. Soon after Tom arrives he has a series of visitors which includes Elizabeth, the pretty nurse who lives across the hall and his partner, Norm, with his date, Rita. Rita, a rich, snobbish young girl, falls for Tom immediately and finally gets a date from him. Eddie arrives home unexpectedly and he and his father have a joyous re- union. Elizabeth is still there and puts Eddie to bed. Eddie considers Elizabeth his best friend and makes plans to get his father and Elizabeth together. In the grocery store Eddie and his father meet Miss Montana and it seems to Eddie that his father really likes her. He also meets Rita, who he dislikes instantly, and decides that no one will do but Elizabeth. At summer camp Eddie runs away because he is afraid that his father will marry Rita. During this time Tom has told Rita that he wants her to leave him alone. Elizabeth then comes over to his apartment and they await word of Eddie. Eddie comes home and confesses that he ran away because of Rita. Elizabeth leaves and Eddie tells his father that he should propose to Elizabeth and pretends to be her so that his father can practice proposing. Elizabeth walks in on this scene and at the end of the proposal she lets on that she is there and accepts Tom's proposal. Rusty, Laurie, and Connie Mrs. Owings directing the play 15 “A” SQUAD BASKETBALL Left to Right: Coach, Dave Sauvageau, Rody Stulc, Wayne Carlstrom, Dave Wickens, Jack Heggem, Rudy Stulc, Dennis Heggem, Rick Bergum, Rusty Robinson, Joe Wickens, Capt., Orren Reppe, Keith Arntzen. DISTRICT 9 CHAMPIONS BASKETBALL SCORES Winifred . . 66 Geyser . . . 45 Winifred . . . 82 Moore . . . . 52 Winifred . . 45 Winnett . . . 72 Winifred . . . 74 Huntley Winifred . . 74 Judith Gap. . . 66 Project . . 60 Winifred . . 73 Roy . 60 Winifred . . . 73 C. M. Russel Winifred . . 56 Winnett . . . . 79 Doggies . 70 Winifred . . 77 Grass Range. . 46 Winifred . . . 57 Cascade . . . 55 Winifred . . 61 St. Leo’s . . . 59 DISTRICT NINE TOURNAMENT Winifred . . 76 Denton . . . 75 Winifred . . . 71 Grass Range. . 42 Winifred . . 83 Moore . . . . 71 Winifred . . . 66 St. Leo's . . . 60 Winifred . . 71 Judith Gap. . . 69 Winifred . . . 75 Winnett . . . . 63 Winifred . . 76 Roy . 71 NORTHERN DIVISIONAL Winifred . . 60 Winnett. . . . 62 Winifred . . . 64 Simms . . . . 56 Winifred . . 92 Grass Range. . 55 Winifred . . . 61 Stanford . . .117 Winifred . . 87 Great Falls Winifred . . . 64 Highwood . . . 72 Buffs . . . 57 (non - conference ) Winifred . . 53 St. Leo's . . . 63 16 BASKETBALL SNAPSHOTS The team after we defeated the Winnett Rams for the Dist. 9C championship. We had a decisive victory with a 75-63 win. Left: The team taking down t e nets after the championship game. Right: Capt. Reppe takes a shot during the championship game. Jack Heggem shotting a free throw during the Great Falls Buffs game. Orren and Dave during Huntley Project game. 17 Wayne C. jumping during Huntley game. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 18 “8” SQUAD Left to Right: First row: Dean Bolstad, Jeff Ehlert, Dana Obrecht, John Kinkelaar. Second row: Steve Ehlert, Mike Meckling, Doug Miller. Third row: Mike Lechner, Rick Geary, Ed Heggem, Jack Carlstrom, Arnold Olsen, Bruce Udelhoven. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Charlene Obrecht Nancy Wickens Janet Wickens The alternate was Denise DeMars. 19 PEP CLUB Front Row: Lcanna Obrccht, lorrainc Heggem, Teresa Thompson, Betty Udelhoven, Nancy Asbjornson, Donna Faster, Betty Thompson, Deanna Bergum, Laurie Ovvings, Rita Wickens. Second Row: Rita Catron, Donna Martin, Connie Berry, Charlene Obrccht, Nancy Wickens, Janet Wickens, Andrea Udelhoven, Denise DeMars, Dorcna Martin. Thin! Row: Martha Olsen, Wilma Tuss, Kathy Lechner, Debbie Smith, Sue Ann Stulc, Roxie Scovllle, Margie Berry, Mrs. Owing!. Debbie Jimmerson, Alice Tafolla, Margie Ovvings, Karen Schaeffer, Diana Glaze. Not Shown: Sharon Foster and Gail Catron. LETTERMAN’S CLUB Front Row: Keith A mien, Jack Heggem, David Wickens, Duane Phillips, Orren Reppe. Second Row: Joe Wickens, Rusty Robinson, Wayne Carlstrom, Rod Stulc, Dennis Heggem, Bruce Udelhoven. Third Row: Rick Bergum, Rudy Stulc, Mike Meek ling. 20 DRILL TEAM Starting at Left: Dorena Martin, Leanna Obrecht, Donna Martin, Denise DeMars, Andrea Udelhoven, Teresa Thompson, Kathy Lechner, Martha Olsen, Nancy Wickens, Margie Berry, Deanna Bergum, Diana Glaze, Roxie Scoville, Charlene Obrecht, Nancy Asbjomson, Margie Ovvings, Debbie Smith, Donna Foster, Rita Catron, Debbie Jimmerson, Wilma Tuss, Rita Wickens, Betty Thompson, Janet Wickens, Alice Taffola, Sue Ann Stulc, Betty Udelhoven, Lorraine Heggem. SPEECH CLUB Front Row: Dean Bclstad, Charlene Obrecht, Nancy Asbjomson, Teresa Thompson, Bmce Udelhoven, Second Row: Margie Owings, Gail Catron, Donna Foster, Lorraine Heggem, Leanna Obrecht, Betty Thompson, Mrs Ovings, Sponsor. 21 PAPER STAFF Front row, 1. to r.: Rick Geary, Connie Berry, Betty Udelhoven, Deanna Bergum, Betty Thompson, Charlene ObreCht. Second row: Sharon Foster, Dorena Martin, Laurie Owings. Third row: Mark Ehlert, Norwood Roberts, Rusty Robinson, Wayne Carlstrom, Rod Stulc, Paul Seilstad, Larry Tuss, Sponsor; Mr. Minette. Betty Udelhoven - Co-Editor Deanna Bergum - Co-Editor Betty Thompson - Business Manager Connie Berry - Business Manager Dorena Martin - Community News Rod Stulc - Community News Rusty Robinson - Sports Editor Mark Ehlert - Sports Editor Laurie Owings - School News Karen Schaeffer - Grade News Charlene Obrecht - Art Editor Larry Tuss - Art Editor Rick Geary - Art Editor Paul Seilstad - Prod. Manager Wayne Carlstrom - Prod. Manager Rick and Rusty 22 Paul Charlene Betty and Laurie Editors ANNUAL STAFF Front row, 1. to r.: David Wickens, Gail Catron, Co-Editor; Leanna Obrecht, Co-Editor; Orren Reppe, Rita Wickens, and Jack Heggem. Back row: Keith Amtzen, Donna Foster, Duane Phillips, Nancy Asbjomson, Lor- raine Heggem, Sponsor; Mr. Daniels, Charlene Obrecht, and Rick Geary. Orren Reppe Leanna Obrecht Dave Wickens Jack Heggem Keith Amtzen Duane Phillips Nancy Asbjomson Rita Wickens Lorraine Heggem Donna Foster Charlene Obrecht Rick Geary Dave and Jack Co-Editor Co-Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Advertising Editor Advertising Editor Photographer Business Manager Business Manager Business Manager Staff Member Staff Member 23 Orren and Leanna Duane and Keith Rita Lorraine SPRING ASSEMBLIES 24 SENIOR PLAY Keith, Dave, Rita, Nancy, and Orren Jack, Rita, Dave, Leanna, Nancy, and Keith The Senior Class of Winifred High School presented the play Arse- nic and Old Lace” on March 31 and April 1. The entire action of the play took place in the living room of the Brewster home in Brooklyn during the 1940's. Miss Martha and Miss Abby Brewster, two lovely old ladies, who have the respect of the Brook- lyn police force, live with their nephew Teddy Roosevelt , who is mentally disturbed, in the Brewster Mansion. Miss Abby and Miss Martha have a little charity which disturbs their nephew Mortimer when he discovers the outcome of their kindness to their lonely fellows. Mort- imer tries to protect them, but matters are complicated when Jonathan, Mortimer’s horrible brother, after many years absence, returns to the Brewster Mansion with the plastic surgeon Dr. Einstein. Mortimer turns Jonathan over to the police and he persuades Martha and Abby to go to Happy Dale with Teddy and Mr. Witherspoon; that is until Jonathan throws a challenge to the ladies. Mortimer gets the lovely Elaine Harper and the Brewster Mansion goes to the church. JUNIOR - SENIOR BANQUET AND PROM The Junior-Senior Banquet, honoring the seniors of 1967, was held May 3, with Betty Thompson, Junior Class President, as toastmistress. After a silent prayer, the Denton Octette sang several selections and a delicious meal was served by the Sopho- more girls. J. O. (Boots) Asbjornson, guest speaker, gave a short talk, after which Nancy Asbjornson, Senior Class President, gave a word of thanks. The prom, Springtime in the Rockies, was held May 5. The music was furnished by the Thom Orchestra and the theme song was sung by Leo Osburnsen. At 10:30, the crowd was entertained by a promenade consisting of the juniors, seniors and their dates. Betty Thompson and Orren Reppe were crowned King and Queen of the Prom. the junior high girls served punch. 26 TRACK This year the Track Team consisted of three seniors, Dave Wickens, Jack Heg- gem and Orren Reppe, one junior, Wayne Carlstrom, two sophomores, Dennis Heggem and Dean Bolstad, and three freshmen, Joe Wickens, Rick Bergum and Jack Carlstrom. Those who lettered were: Jack H., Dave, Orren, Wayne, Dennis, Dean and Joe. ATHLETIC BANQUET The Winifred Pep Club sponsored the Athletic Banquet on May 17, 1967. Pep Club President, Nancy Asbjomson acted as toastmistress for the evening. The Pep Club mothers prepared the meal and after a silent prayer the Junior High girls served it. The Guest speaker for the evening was Mr. Don Perkins, Athletic Director at Fergus County High School. The Junior Trio from Fergus entertained the group with a few selections. Coach Dave Sauvageau awarded the letters and special trophies. Orren Reppe received the free throw trophy and the Coaches award. Dave Wickens received the rebounds trophy and Jack Heggem was awarded a trophy for having the most tackles. Next the Lettcrmans Club presented Coach Sauvageau a plaque for his seven years of service to the Winifred Athletic Department. Mrs. Owings, Pep Club Spon- sor, then presented the Pep Club Awards. She was in turn presented with a gift from the Pep Club for helping them during the school year 1966-67. 27 SKIP DAY On May 4th, the senior class took their annual skip day. They went to the Judith Mountains to picnic at a cabin belonging to Art McGhee. When they arrived at the cabin they found that there was still much snow on the ground. Soon, however, the snow melted and they spent an enjoyable afternoon and returned to Winifred about 9:00 p.m. This was the most enjoyable day of the year. May 18th through the 20th was the time chosen for the senior class trip. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Asbjornson, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reppe and Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Bergum provided the transportation. They left Thursday morning May 18th and journeyed to Gardiner stopping at Chico Hot Springs to swim. Friday, they made their way through Yellowstone Park and spent the night at West Yellowstone. Saturday, they started the trip home visiting sights at Quake Lake and going on a guided tour of the Lewis and Clark Caverns. The tired, but happy group arrived home about 9 o'clock Saturday evening. 28 GRADUATION BACCALAUREATE Baccalaureate services were held Sunday, May 21, in the Multipurpose Room. Father Tobin gave the invocation, message for the evening, and benediction. Kathy Lechner accompanied the group on the piano for the hymns, Old Rugged Cross and Sweet Hour of Prayer . Dorena Martin and Betty Udelhoven played the processional and recessional. Commencement exercises were held Wednesday, May 24, in the high school gym- nasium. The speaker for the exercises was Dr. Earl Ringo, director of the School of Education at Montana State University. The invocation and benediction were given by Pastor Toffelson. The Salutatorian address was given by Donna Foster and the Vale- dictorian address by Dave Wickens. Nancy Asbjornson, Lorraine Heggem, Betty Thompson, and Teresa Thompson sang I Believe , He , and Graduation Day accompanied by Kathy Lechner. Nancy Asbjornson sang Perfect Day also accom- panied by Kathy. Kenneth Thompson presented the graduates with their diplomas and Mr. T. M. Bergum presented the eighth grade with their diplomas . Following the graduation exercises, a party was held for the graduates at the Lloyd Heggem ranch. 29 AWARDS VALEDICTORIAN - DAVE WICKENS SALUTATOR IAN - DONNA FOSTER Boys' State Delegate - Dave Wickens Boys' State Alternate - Orren Reppe Girls' State Delegate - Donna Foster Girls' State Alternate - Lorraine Heggem High School Week - Betty Thompson Charlene Obrecht Betty Udelhoven Deanna Bergum MIEA Silver Key Award - Deanna Bergum Betty Udelhoven MIEA All State Rating - Junior Class paper Legion Scholarship - Donna Foster University of Montana Scholarship - Dave Wickens Reader's Digest - Dave Wickens Outstanding Student Citizen - Duane Phillips D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award - Leanna Obrecht Science Award - Rusty Robinson Mathematics Award - Susan Scoville Future Homemaker of Tomorrow - Leanna Obrecht Times' Current Events Award - Arnold Olsen Jack Heggem Magazine Drive Awards - Keith Amtzen Norwood Roberts Nancy Asbjornson High Salesman of the Day - Keith Arntzen Typing I Awards Typing II Awards Shorthand Awards Donna Martin Jeff Ehlert Rudy Stulc Dean Bolstad Wayne Carlstrom Norwood Roberts Charlene Obrecht Betty Udelhoven Betty Thompson Deanna Bergum Dorena Martin Laurie Owings Betty Thompson Betty Udelhoven Deanna Bergum Charlene Obrecht 30 ORREN THOMAS REPPE DAVID JEROME WICKENS I V RITA ANN WICKENS 34 SENIOR DIRECTORY Class Colors . . . Turquoise And White Class Flower . . . Chrysanthemum Class Motto . . . We Lead, Others Follow KEITH ARNTZEN—7 years in Winifred; Class Vice-President—1; Student Council Vice-President—4; paper Staff—3; annual staff—4; Chorus—1,2; Homecoming King—4; We Dude It —3; Arsenic and Old Lace —4; Football—2,3,4; Basketball--1,2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club—3,4. NANCY ASBJORNSON—12 Years in Winifred; Class Vice-President—4; Class President--4; Pep Club—1,2, 3,4; Pep Club Secretary—3; Pep Club President—4; Speech Chib—2,3,4; Speech Club Vice-President—3; Speech Club President—4; Chorus—1,2,3; Octette—2,3; B Squad cheerleader—1,2; We Dude It — 3; Arsenic and Old Lace —4; paper staff—3; annual staff--4; Carnival Queen candidate—2; Shorthand Award—3. DONNA FOSTER—4 years in Winifred; Class President—2; Class Secretary--3,4; Pep Club—1,2, 3,4; Pep Club Secretary--4; Speech Club—2,3,4; Chorus—1,2,3; Octette—2,3; B Squad alternate cheerleader—1; A Squad cheerleader—2, 3; Mountain Gal —2; We Dude It —3; Arsenic and Old Lace —4; paper staff—3; annual staff—4; Girls' Track—3; Homecoming Queen candidate—2; Prom Queen—3; Shorthand Award—3; Girls' State —3. LORRAINE HEGGEM—12 years in Winifred; Class President—3; Class Secretary—2; Pep Clubl--1,2, 3,4; Speech Club—2,3,4; Band—1,2,3; Chorus —1,2,3; B Squad cheerleader—1; A Squad cheerleader—2,3,4; Mountain Gal —2; Teenage Millionaire —2; We Dude It'—3; Arsenic and Old Lace —4; paper staff Co-Editor—3; annual staff—4; Girls' Track—3; Carnival Queen candidate—3; High School Week—3; Girls' State alternate—3. JACK HEGGEM —12 years in Winifred; Student Council Representative—4; paper staff—3; annual staff—4; Chorus—1; Teenage Millionaire --2; We Dude It —3; Arsenic and Old Lace —4; Football—1,2, 3,4; Football Co-Captain—3,4; Basketball—1,2, 3,4; Track—2,3,4; Lettermen's Club—1,2, 3,4; Most Tackles Award—2,3,4; Homecoming King candidate — 1. LEANNA OBRECHT—3 years in Winifred; Pep Club—2,3,4; Speech Club—4; Chorus—2,3; Arsenic and Old Lace —4; paper staff—3; annual staff Co-Editor—4; Girls' Track—3; Carnival Queen candidate—4; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award—4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow—4; Typing Award—3; Shorthand Award— 3. GAIL PEARSON—9 years in Winifred; Class Vice-President—3; Class President—4; Pep Club—1,2, 3,4; Pep Club Vice-President—4; Speech Club—2,3,4; Chorus—1,2,3; Twirling—2; B Squad cheerleader—3; A Squad cheerleader—2; paper staff—3; annual staff—4; Girls' Track—3. DUANE PHILLIPS—6 years in Winifred; Class Treasurer—4; Football—1,3,4; Basketball — 1; Lettermen's Club— 1,4; paper staff—3; annual staff—4; We Dude It —3; Arsenic and Old Lace —4; Outstanding Student Award— 4. 35 ORREN REPPE—12 years in Winifred; Football—1,3,4; Track—4; Basketball—1,2, 3,4; Basketball Captain—4; Lettermen's Club—1,2, 3,4; paper staff—3; annual staff Co-Editor—4; We Dude It —3; Arsenic and Old Lace --4; Homecoming King—3; Prom King—4; Boys' State alternate—3; Free Throw Trophy—3,4; Coach's Award—4. DAVE WICKENS—5 years in Winifred; Class President—1; Class Treasurer—3; Chorus—1,2; Student Council President--4; paper staff Co-Editor—3; annual staff--4; Football—1,2, 3,4; Football Co-Captain—4; Basketball- --1,2, 3,4; Track—1,2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club—1,2, 3,4; Homecoming King candidate—2; We Dude It —3; Arsenic and Old Lace --4; High School Week—3; Boys' State—3; Silver Key Award—3; Most Rebounds Trophy—3,4. RITA WICKENS—2 years in Winifred; Pep Club—3,4; B Squad cheerleader—3; paper staff—3; annual staff--4; Chorus—3; We Dude It —3; Arsenic and Old Lace —4; Homecoming Queen—4; MIEA Delegate—3. 36 a 38 Not Pictured; Rick Geary, Karen Schaeffer, David Wright Norwood Roberts Rusty Robinson Betty Udelhoven Betty Thompson Larry Tuss Paul Seilstad Rod Stulc JUNIOR SNAPSHOTS Stage crew Putting out the paper Paul at work Betty doing a cheer Paul and Larry Charlene and Rod Larry and Norwood Homecoming float Hard day Rusty? 40 SOPHOMORES Dean Bolstad Jeff Ehlert Diana Glaze Dennis Heggem Mike Lechner Donna Martin Mike Meek ling Arnold Olsen 43 SOPHOMORE SNAPSHOTS Surprised Bruce? Sophomores Study? Sophomores Trim Tree Christmas Games Margie and Donna CXir Hero! Teresa Typing Class Class Photographer 44 46 47 FRESHMAN SNAPSHOTS Andrea Jack and Doug Joe Freshman initiation John and Joe Freshman in class Janet Freshman studying hard 48 GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Miller First Grade Miss Ensor Second Grade Mrs. Asbjomson Third and Fourth Grades Mr. Kettering Fifth and Sixth Grades FIRST GRADE Bottom row, 1. to r.: Wayne Peterson, Marita Stulc, Kathy Wickens, Dennis Hamilton, Cheri Wickens, Cindy Sauvageau. 2nd row: Margie Carr, Mark Heggem, Jackie Smith, Lonnie Arthur, Joan Elhert, Natalie Econom. 3rd row: Stuart Osbumsen, Neil Rich, Finessa Taffola, Nick Econom, and Mrs. Miller. 50 SECOND GRADE Bottom row, 1. to r.: Everett Rich, Donald Newell, Karen Wildung, Tom Elhert, Joan Peterson, Dale Smith. 2nd row: Roberta Bergum, Billy Udelhoven, Tina Stulc, Andy Bergum, Kelly Bergum, Cleo Boyce. 3rd row: Curtis Allen, Dennis Newell, Joan Smith, Keith Carmichael, Pat Sauvageau, and Miss Ensor. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Bottom row, 1. to r.: Nita Taffola, Linda Scheifler, Carol Scoville, Teresa Stulc, Chrissy Foreman, Carla Udelhoven, Becky Econom. 2nd row: Paula Wickens, Eileen Wickens, Carol Carlstrom, Becky Bergum, Peggy Jimmerson, Valorie Thompson, Valorie Econom, Linda Kjorlien. 3rd row: Robert Elhert, Gary Bolstad, Raymond Bolstad, Jack Carr, Brian Goettlich, Greg Stulc, Clint Carr. 4th row: Mrs. Asbjornson, John Benes, Greg Bergum, Mike Sauvageau, Mark Limpus, Kerry Lechner, Kenny DeMars. 51 FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Bottom row, 1. to r.: Lee Glaze, Dennis Jimmerson, Tom DeMars, David Bergum, Johnny Wickens, Daryl Smith, Roger Thompson. 2nd row: Gary Bergum, Bert Allen, David Udelhoven, Mike Evans, Sid Arthur, Roy Wherley, Alan Ehlert. 3rd row: Ricky Goettlich, Randy Rich, Cathy Udelhoven, Donna Bolstad, Kitty Carr, Donita Smith. 4th row: Mr. Kettering, Brenda Jimmerson, Doris Taffola, Annabelie Ehlert, Vicky Limpus, Rita Foreman. JUNIOR HIGH Bottom row, 1. tor.: Donny Hamilton, Wayne Thompson, Richard Glaze, Tim Foster, Mark Udelhoven, Doug Amtzen, Jimmy Bolstad. 2nd row: Jerry Stulc, Carl Seilstad, Billy Goettlich, Kim DeMars, Wesley Ehlert, Roger Scheiffler, Eddie Ehlert. 3rd row: Margie Berry, Debbie Smith, Sue Ann Stulc, Alice Taffola, Rita Catron, Kathy Lechner, Debby Jimmerson. 52 JR HIGH BASKETBALL Bottom row, 1. to r.: Jim Bolstad, Jerry Stulc, Carl Seilstad, Kim DeMars, Doug Arntzen. Middle row: Roger Scheifler, Eddie Ehlert, Wesley Ehlert, Donnie Hamilton, Mark Udelhoven. Third row: Billy Goettlich, Wayne Thompson, Billy Allen, Richard Glaze, Coach Joe Kettering. JR HIGH CHEERLEADERS From left to right: Debbie Smith, Kathy Lechner, Debby Jimmerson, and Rita Catron. 53 THIRD FOURTH RHYTHM BAND FIRST SECOND RHYTHM BAND ADVERTISING ARNTZEN ANGUS RANCH ANGUS WITH SOUND PEDIGREES-FROM A PRACTICAL BEEF PROGRAM HERD SIRES . . . 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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LEWISTOWN Let us help you save your money! HUGER GTA LOCAL GRAIN MERCHANT Feed, seed, fertilizer, and chemicals. DAVE PHILLIPS, MANAGER WINIFRED FLEET WHOLESALE TAVERN SUPPLY FARM, HOME AND RANCH SUPPLIES CONGRATULATIONS to the class of 1967 WINIFRED GTA Fertilizer, Feed, Seed, and Veterinary Supplies MIDWAY BAR Don Stout Mgr. GOOD LUCK SENIORS Best of Luck to the 1967 Class LOIS HERBERT SCHEIFLER C. W. LELEK AGENCY BOURKE MOTOR AND IMPLEMENTCO. Insurance Real Estate 115 East Main Street Phone 538-5977 flLLIS CHALMERS ■ '•ACTO� IIV I I I O N • MIIWAWKII I. V. . A. Lewistown, Montana Lewistown, Montana Magic Finish Pick-up, Delivery at Economy Grocery Finishing Process SWISS CLEANERS Patented STA NU Drycleaners 538-3020 108 6th Ave. N Lewistown, Montana BENES CONSTRUCTION Electric Heat Wiring Ditching Phone - 462-2477 or - 462-2463 MONTANA ELEVATOR CO. Charles Glaze-Manager Grain, Fertilizers, Chemicals Seeds Sa xtmg the graduating class LEWISTOWN COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY For the finest in food stop at the A W DRIVE IN Lewistown MEADOW GOLD Distributed by BEATRICE FOODS CO. Lewistown, Montana Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1967 JIM LECHNER STANDARD Winifred, Montana BOOSTERS Avon-Wilma Econom Toomey's Horning Implement Co. Bon Ton T V Appliance Center Kruger's Cramer's The Wash House Lewistown Hardware Co. Realty Abstract Co. Kelly's Music Farmers Insurance Group Distad's Repair Clinic M.J. Swift Eck's Pharmacy Timberland Packing Corp. Bryings J . C. Penney Co. Dash Inn McDonalds Central Feed Co. Field's Cleaners Riverside Floral Shop Bamby Shop Coast to Coast Stores Fad’s Men's Wear Montana Lockers Montana Power Jack's Body Shop Tastee Freez The Sport Center Anna Boles Shop Swift-Finnicum Insurance Farm Machinery Co. 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