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

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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

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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.

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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