Charles M Russell High School - Russellog Yearbook (Great Falls, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 257 of the 1968 volume:

3 1833 01788 9582 Time ... so many people, places, events in such a short span. Questions asiced and answered. Problems studied. Decisions made. Futures planned. A few quiet mo- ments — moments for . . Reflections On A Golden Year RUSSEILOG 1968 .L PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF CM. RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL, GREAT FALLS, MONTANA Editor-in-chief Literary Editor Carloee Haas Activities Jill Friedrick Clubs Linda Delmor Music Peggy Nelson Administration Debbie Thurston Royalty Karen Wraalstad Advertising Steve Graves Photographers John McCurdy, Larry Allred, Frank Meyers Leah Ann Barlow Layout Editor Michelle Kuburich Sports Kathy Knight Honors Marcia Eidel Seniors Jan Baumgart Juniors Susie Sorenson Sophomores Leslie Hill Index Jan Larson Advisor Miss Nancy Chapman Government Susie Blewett I A golden year ... a year that marked the beginning of a whole new spirit . . . spirit born of pride in the first ail-Rustler student body. Here, and on the following pages, we reflect on the moments that made up part of that pride ... the emotions and events that evoked special memories. Remember the moments? The usual work and occasional fun of lear ning. The anxiety of aiming to accomplish. The satisfaction of getting it done. Boredom with routine. Quiet knowledge that it will end too soon. Confidence in the future. Reflec- tions on the past. aJHgjM l BB HBJKi :., t ■- wiiwiii I III ■Mill triiiiiiiiiii ijni w nii «■ Contents Introduction 1-11 Activities 12-49 Clubs 50-79 Sports 80- 1 1 1 Government 11 2- 1 27 Administration 128-153 Classes 154-235 Senior Directory 177-191 Advertising Index 236-248 i ' Ulls Activities are a big part of the excitement of life at CMR. Rustlers are busy learning important skills, developing abilities, meeting new, interest- ing people, rewarding the efforts of other students, helping to build the school reputation and making education an unforgettable experience. ACTIVITIES Fun And Activity: Linda Ross and Ken Wilson join in the flapper fun. Donna Carney catches the spirit of Cowboy Day. Early in the year after-game dances are well-attended. Part Of Student Life .A D Bob Thorton adds finishing touches to the Senior homecoming float. Flappers Connie Nelson and Sandy McKee add zip lo the Roaring 20 s Week. Keith and Mike demonstrate wrestling holds at a pep assemoiv. NFL ' s Christmas party is highlighted by a visit from Santa. Trackster, Bob Conway, looks through vocational files. Sadie Hawkins ' contestants land their I ' ellas 16 School Life Blends Work And Play r r ,r r -r 1 Marry ' n Sam hitches up another Sadie Hawkins ' Day couple. Mr. Winenger and Sheri Snodgrass work on sets for The Madwoman of Chaillot. Speech and drama participants head for another Student Interpretations Of School Differ Bake sales raise revenue for classes and clubs. Don Harboway shoots his average in German class. .Ikfer The Madwoman Of Chaillot The CMR Drama Depart- ment, directed by Clyde Lund, presented The Madwoman of Chaillot, one of the classics of the modern French theater. The Madwoman of Chaillot, played by Marcia Eidel, is confronted with saving the world from the evil plots of society in a single day. A de- posit of oil is said to be under her Paris cafe, and prospectors are determined to reach it. With the help of the Sewer- man, Deaf Mute, Irma, Pierre, Josephine, and others, the Madwoman is able to lure the evil people into her bottomless cellar and bring happiness back into life. The play, a poetically comic fantasy, was an exciting challenge for the actors, crews and directors. The entire cast of The Madwoman of Chaillot hams it up for the cameraman. Margie Wilmot, Marcia Eidel, Linda Dismore, and Priscilla Quick pose as the Mad Pa Carnes (Sam Dodge) convinces Ali Hakin (Jeff Johnson) to ma Annie (Carole Davidson). Oklahoma! Curly and Laurey (Dennis Jones and Karen W raalstad) HnalK reali e they love each other. Curly and Laurey leave in the surrey with the fringe on top. ' 20 Will Parker (Sam Taylor) shows Aunt Eller (Janine Belhumer Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s Oklahomal was the musical comedy presented by the drama and music departments this year. Directed by Clyde Lund, the show played to apprecia- tive Great Falls audiences, who, on three of the four nights of performance, gave the cast standing ovations. Heading the cast were Dennis Jones and Karen Wraalstad (Curly and Laurey): Sam Taylor and Carole Davidson (Will and Annie); Dick Taletf and Janine Belhumeur (Jud and Aunt Eller) and Sam Dodge and Jeff Johnson (Pa Carnes and Ali H.). Diane Davis, Bill Blake, Cal Barnes, Ron Ukrainetz, and Lee Briggs had supporting roles. Principal Dancers were Jeff Wallis and Sue Senstad. Over 100 people took part. Dick Taleffand Dennis Jones lament that Pore Jud he won at the fail Sue Senstad put their ballet irai Iw ' l|p|8g lilMWil f ziM b simBHIi ' r. 2- ' -- y - cM - 1SA - lfi__ . ,6A .7 i7 „ - la _5.,8A - m -3-19A - 20 . . ra llli llllllflllll ;Bf p|ggJ gjto :.. - r:l i K flif£ - ii,.. ;::,: _ MMagafeiuyMLJH fl ' -piPi gBsr rr i Blfm i ' i rvV ' HMliji u K HH IIks HH H Ua - 5 - 5A -. 6 - 6A ' ■ - - 1 jV- ' !] |; : -i. . ' i!l '  . ' M iil S Sn- j - 13 __ - ' - I4 15 15A1 - 10 - 18 IPI ' jipi ' - - ' - — ■. TT I ' -,,, , ,,: ,: ' i«pi. :.f ■ ' •■v ?Sp ' I? ' i ' ■ ' w . P T_ _ TT, -j H m St My Hfrj [jJ|Mi|i|| BB MM H mmd iHMMMHlfelHJl HI Wl ' ?! !7tiO EV£«.i; Kaiy 1 P ' ■ ■ i B ' Lel ' l to right. ROH ' I: Wend Strand, Cind Crosiman Suzie Blewett, Mary Sexton. Judy Scoones Tern Fra- her, Janice Hanson, Jeannie Sabo, Linda Johnson. Margaret Warden. Diane Galhk. Bruce MacDonald. ROW 2: Kathy Cascaden. Diana Marsh. Pat Thompson, Nancy Grieve, Kathy Greene, Paula Schuster, Pat Mor- ns Leona Bobbett Marte Bain Dons Capps. Dianne Rice Terrv Shamburger Gloria VVandke Nancy Green. Maria Paun, Char Tadewaldt. Michelle lolliver. Kathv Knobf, Allan Mhosen. Mathew Skulrud. Sue Kelly. Doug Ure. Mark Goetz, Bob Barnes, Peggy Nelson, Carla Mack, Carol Besich, Denise Goodman, Lorraine Rehearsals, Concerts, And Festivals Keep CMR ' s Symphonic Band Busy 24 Bunker, Nelda Jones. Carrie Putnam. ROti .v Garv HotTman, Carol MacDonald. Patty Penwell, Brad Haugen, Clinton Houge. Robert Havens, Karen Burdlit, Mark Douglas, Karen Braden, Richard Brugger, Ro Nelson, Warren Houtz, Curt Moe, Monte Holtz, Scott Eddington, Dave Rothweiler, Leonard Sykes, Orville ChiLibrow, Dan Harlman, Tom Pluhar, Joe Tebeau. Paula Paun, Debby DeWitt, Marianne Hopper. Connie Ridl. Barb Scarbro, Glenda Flanagan. ROW 4: Stan Horan. Nancy McCullough, Sandi Kapptie. Don Lina- barv, Mr. Miller, conductor. Symphonic Band, under the direction of James D. Miller, consists of 70 members. Performances in- clude concerts and music festivals. The band com- bines with the Concert Band during football season to form the marching band, which provides halftime entertainment. 25 Performances, Games, Dances Note Busy Year For Concert, Stage, Pep Bands Lelt 10 right, ROH ' I: Debbie Ammondson, Chris Mason, Jim Mollander, Marvina Schultz, Annell Skoge, Debbe Ashmore, Donna Witherspoon, Karen Komar, Marvalee Lattin, Wanda Arnold, ROW 2: Glade Johnson, Jim Pa ne, Val Harvev, Dan Johnson, Dave Overturl , Jim Terr , Arthur Alt ' , Andy Hemstad. ROW 3: Dennis Bell, Jim Smith, Dale Willits, Dar Phillips. Larry Johnson, Darrell Schulte, Ken Van Dam, Dennis Lund John McPherson. ROW 4: Cheryl Olson. Brian Vestre. Steve Short. Davii Brosten. ROW 5: Carol Markham, Dale Gilliland. Russ Hanson. Concert Band, consisting of 35 members, is under the direction of James D. Miller, The band, com- bined with Symphonic Band, marches during halftimes at football games. Performances also include various concerts and district music fes- tival. Pep Band, with student directors Monte Holtz and Jeff Wallis, adds spirit and halftime enter- tainment during pep assemblies and basketball games. Pep Band members are chosen from the Symphonic and Concert bands on the basis of musical ability. Stage Band members are chosen from the two bands on the basis of musical knowledge and ability. Be- sides performing for various organizations the Stage Band often performs for dances at other schools. Lett to right, ROW I: Stan Horan. Arthur Alt ' , Brad Haugen, Gary Hoffman, Leona Bobbett, Bruce MacDonald. ROW 2: Monte Holtz, John Coefield, Dave Rothweiler, Dan Hartman, Dale Wilhli. Scoti Eddington. ROW J Juhe Threet, Ro Nelson, Curt Moe, Warren Houtz, Richard Brugger. . R m ' mm W ttT i Left to right; ROW I: Wendy Strand, Kathy Cascaden. Debbie Ammond.son, Pat Thompson, Pat Morris, Janice Hanson. ROW 2: Margaret Warden, Terry Shamburger, Jeannic Sabo. Debby DeWitt, Diane Gallik, Dianne Rice. ROW i: Leona Bobbett, Glade Johnson, Gary HolTman, Brad Haugen. Clinton Houge, Paula Paun, Barb Scarbro, Steve Short. ROW 4: Dan Hartman, LeonarSykes. Dave Rothweiler, Scott Eddington. Curt Moe, Rov Nelson, Karen Burditt, Richard Brugger. Robert Havens. ROW 5: Monte Holtz, drum major, Stan Horan, Nancy McCullough, Julie Threet, Doug Ure, David Brosten, Cheryl Olson, Peggy Nelson, Jeff Wallis, drum major. 27 ; Golden Spurs, left to right, ROH I: Cheryl Olson. ROH ' 2. Nancy Green, Diane Gallik, .And Hemstad, Carrie Putnam. ROH J: Nancy McCullough, Suzie Blewett, Linda Johnson. Eight energetic girls from the Concert and Symphonic bands form the Golden Spurs. The girls add sparkle to halftime shows and parades with their dance routines. Directed by Nancy Chapman, the Spurs are selected each spring on the basis of dance ability, ap- pearance, personality, and wil- lingness to work. 28 Senior Nancy Green r . Senior Linaa jonnson Senior Carrie Putnam t mi. Senior Cheryl Olson Head Golden Spur Golden Spurs Add Sparkle To CMR Music Senior Nanc McCullough Sophomore Andv Hcmstad Junior Suzie Bleweli Junior Diane Gallik . Denise Goodman, CMR ' s Golden Girl, Displays Twirling Skill CMR Musicians Produce Christmas Oratorio Leil to right, ROn I - - ,nd. Kathy Kalafat. Cindy Monte Holtz, John Coefield. ROW S: Ron Ukrainetz. Karen Wraalstad, Grossman. Wendy Strand, M;i!i;,:r ' ; W irden. Tobey Schule, Marcia Denise Woods, David Hernandez. JOW- ' 4; Sam Taylor, Lee Briggs, Bill Eidel, Barbara RulT, Susan Logan. Steve Keniso . 0 ' 2.- Dan Hartman, Blake, Ed Venetz. 30 CMR Takes Pride In Symphonette Left to right, ROiV I: Neal Olson, Connie Strand, Steve Kenison, Susan Logan, Barbara Ruff, Kathy Kalafat, Joanne Bogner, Stephanie Kalafat, Marcia Eidel. ROW 2: Carson Rouns, Bill Stanford, Marilyn Braaten, Sheila Mahaffey, Dena Hopkins, Terry Smith. Kit Spohn, Pat Thomp- son, Cindy Crossman, Wendy Strand, Janice Hansen. John Coefield, Scott Danforth. ROIV 3: Paula Paun. Margaret Warden, Bruce MadDonald, Tobey Schule, Leona Bobbett, Pat Morris. Gar HolTman. Brad Haugen, Mathew Skulrud, Allan Madsen, Doug Ure. ROH 4 Richard Brugger. Mark Douglas, Warren Houtz. Curt Moe. Monte Holtz. Dan Hartman. Scott Eddington, Thomas Pluhar. ROH 5. Nancy McCullough. Stan Horan, Mr. Cole, conductor, Sandi Kapptie. The Charles M. Russell Symphonette, with 4. members, is under the direction of Richard Cole. Active in school life, the Symphonette performs for concerts, music festivals, and assists in production of the annual musical. This year, the Symphonette assisted in the production of Oklahoma. Modern Musicians Make Music ■ 4 % La r e iB 9eAm3 i tdM J m B nH[ VRKJ PY BfljH 9 E nq JP% K Bl wHh Ml ' _ii_!L:, iiipj Left to right. ROH I Mr. Holscher. director. Cher l Haines. Carol Davidson. Shellv McKamey. Vicki Hajek, Kathy Sather, Bob Byers, Cal Barnes, Lee Briggs. Sam Dodge. Kathy Young. Dena Hopkins. Shelly Chrisman. Barh Feiden. ?0H - Dee Dee Dear. Sharon Denning. Linda Dismore. Cand Schmidt. Daie Hernandez. Ron Ukrainetz. Doug Spohn. Ed Venei . Mark Paul. Lynn Roberts. Betty Musselman. Julie Threet. Marline Schneider. ROH ' J: Denise Woods. Kit Spohn. Karen Wraalstad, Gayle Maffit, Nick Weber. Larry Mcintosh. Lloyd Ross. Sam Taylor, Dick Taleff, Jim Barkhoefer. Lynne Rodgers. Debbie Thurston, Susan Logan, Diane Davis. ROW 4: Bonnie Woodward, Mary Ellen Lichtenheid, Katie Engle. Janine Belhumeur. Kathy Knight. Jeff Johnson. Bill Blake, Joel Brosten, Dennis Jones. David Bond. Cherie Peterson. Linda Ross. JoAnn Juvick, Kathy Belhumeur. Modern Choir, under the direction of Ronald Holscher, is the goal of ever) CMR vocal student. The chorus perl ' orms for concerts and makes special appearances. Smaller en- sembles are formed from the group and also give performances during the year. Russell Ayers is formed of 8 girls and 8 boys from the Modern Choir. The en- semble, considered to be semi-professional, is in demand for special appear- ances. Accompanist this year is Dee Dee Dear. 32 Talented Musicians Form Russell Ayers Left to right, ROiy I: Dee Dee Dear, Janine Belhumeur, Linda Ross, Karen Wraalstad, Kathy Sather, Linda Dismore, Denise Woods. Kathv Belhumeur, Diane Davis. ROW 2: Doug Spohn, Dennis Jones, Lee Briggs. Jim Barkhoeler. Bill Blake. Cal Barnes, Jeff Johnson, Ron Ukraineiz, 33 Concert Choir Prepares For Modern Choir Left to right. ROW I: Mr. Holscher, director, Kathy Fite, Deb Kirkendoll, Pat Carlson. Bev Higgins. Patti Eidel. Vic Reiman, Darrell Huff. Dennis Sprague. Brian Rood. Judi Becker. Laura Vaughn. Carol Tigh. Eariene Kapp. Marilyn Davidson. ROW 2: Shannon Orrock. Annell Skoge. Lorraine Bunker. Marcia Tobacco. Dave Snyder. Robbie Buckel, Ken Waag. Marsha Koby, Carol Zuleger. Nancy Bumgarner. Beverly Mus- selman. Linda Johnsen, Suzie Blewett. ROW 3: Deb Spencer, Sharon Distad, Linda Mares, Darlene Stach, Susan Brady, Don Harboway, Rick Johnsen, John Ballard. Dan Landes, Kristin Roll. Laura Woods, Donna Juvick. Nancy Duncan. ROW 4: Debra Swingley, Brenda Jenson. Debra Hendershott. Melanie Emerson. Gary Justice, Dennis Willits. James McDonald, Mike Maeder. Kristi Dodge, Sally Storm. Cathie Durkin, Kathy Bogner. Concert Choir, the training ground for Modern Choir, is di- rected by Ronald Holscher. The choir and its ensembles perform at concerts and the district music festival. 34 Girls Glee Learns Ensemble Singing im ' jii m? Left to right, ROW I: Mr. Holscher, director, Shari Courtney, Anita Nelson, Gail Weckerly, Sonia Matos, Barb Kindle. Chris Paroi, Debbie Higbee, Cynde Walker. Penny Battle, Terri Dunagan, Katie Bottomly, June Smith. ROW 2 Su Shaw, Nancy Marks, Darline Abel, Carol Cotton, Linda Cronin, Pam Hill, Bernie Buehler, Janice Lott, Janet McCleod, Shauna McCloud, Marcia Cory. ROW S: Rochelle Mallo , Ga la Tuckermann, Marlene Hovde, Linda Anderson. Donna Rusch, Debra Pederson, Karen Caddell, Kath Johnson, Diana Lords, Sheila Bender, Carla Webb, Bett Witi. Girls Glee is directed by Mr. Ronald Holscher and is the train- ing ground for voice students. Members learn ensemble singing and gain knowledge in vocal mu- p Hk ZT :i V L .J CJ Civic Groups ' ri Honor il H d PT Scholarships, Leadership m M. ■V. RSHIP AWARD WINNEl i. Bring Students Scholarship Award BLiiLii Jfi.Ui . UL ill . piiiua It TTir PtI ■ M h ml ! tl 1( r liiii 1 EliMU ■ BB 1 1 F « 22 1 Miii I Bk I r - - 1 ' Ai- i ' ' .- Local, National Acclaim IMIST SCHOLARSHIP WINNER: take the National M ;-l Student Exchanges 1 Promote a) 4 World r4 Understanding r I This year CMR hosted two AFS exchange students. Margie Wil- mot from Durban, South Africa stayed in the home of CMR sen- ior Marcia Eidel. Art Duenas from Bogota, Columbia stayed in the home of CMR senior Joe Steiner. These students attend CMR for one school year. Besides regular studies, the exchange .4 1 students speak at various civic organizations. S: Pe22v Nelson and .lettie Person and Margie Wilmol S KXCHANCit: FINALIST Varied Interests Bring Honor Day Parade. Jul II expense paid tr York City. She from Montana Teachers, Students, Commended For Excellence J jf ' ' .. 1 ja Jf 1 J P S,: 1 Homecoming Queen Jayne Flynn nnc ' Cyndee McCaiii Xi l1 Queen .nn Barlow - inter Formal King John Brewer fe ,,jir ii8K Princess Sharon Puckett Princess Terry Fish Bptty Bor iedl 967 Junior Miss Cheryl Olson M Variety sets the pace for clubs at CMR. During the year. Rustlers helped underprivileged chil- dren, worked on drama and speech, hosted a language dinner, helped make the district bas- ketball tournaments a success, sponsored dances, and gained new insight into people, learning, and life. CLUBS . «ts  f««aR«M i«M . ;4« ei iH I H m W:: P I MI fc JH v ' y KEY CLUB: f ?Sr ROH. left to right. Bob Annala. Vice-president; Mick TaletT. secretary; Jon Brewer, pres- ident; and Jim Lander, treasurer. SECOND ROW. Larry Landsverk. John Sechena, Randy Zorner. Jim Turner, Jon Darden, and Tim Anderson. THIRD ROW. Larry Mcin- tosh, Vic WestphaL Dick Wiley, Sparky Kottke, Gary Austin, Dan , munson, .-Man Martin, and Rick Johnson. FOURTH ROW. Bob Turner. Mike Pappin. Fred Weber, Jerry Mogstad, Jim Olson, Russ Farris. Tim Meyers, and Bob Brown. FIFTH ROW. Russ Page, Rich Hunt, Lyn Preston, Steve Kerouac, Robbie Brohaugh, Bob Manning, Bill Duffey, and Bill Melvin. SIXTH ROW. Tom Pappin and Mike Heine. Boys Serve School And Community Key Club, a service organization sponsored by a local Kiwanis group, hosted the Montana Dis- trict Convention in Great Falls, Members from Montana and Alberta, Canada, attended. Guest speakers included Senator Mike Mansfield, Congressman Jim Battin, and Orwin Fjare, state advertising director. The purpose of this con- vention was to elect district officers. Services to the school range from painting garbage cans to raising the flag every day. It participated in the school ' s extra curricular activities by building a Homecoming tloat with the Nike Club members and working on the winter formal. Somewhere My Love. To raise funds. Key Club members sold popcorn at basketball games. Recently, in assisting the Red Cross blood donor campaign, this club distinguished itself b signing up the most participants. DuffcN shows Hillary Burton secret Key Club hold. 52 Nike Donates Time And Effort A service club sponsored by the Business and P rofessional Women ' s Club of Great Falls. Some of its projects this year have included working with the Easter Seal campaign, addressing and filling envelopes for Red Cross, a homecoming float, giving a Christmas party for the St. Thomas orphans and various others. Nike, a newly organ- ized club has established itself as a credit to both CMR and Great Falls. NIKE OFFICERS: Marcia PheilVcr, treasurer: ( onnie Nels Kalhy Young, vice-president: and .leanne Saho. president. NIKE CLUB; FIRST ROW. lelt to right, Margaret Warden, Glenda Flanagan, Marty Bain, Joan Wilhelm, Sue Kensey and Sue Kelly. SECOND ROW. Marcia Cory, Karen Chase, Laura Vaughn, Donna Davis, and Kathy Dorr. THIRD ROW. Leona Bobbet, Stephanie Kalafat, Connie Puzon. Betty Bonahoom, Linda Del- mor, Cheryl Olson, and Jacque Doyle. FOURTH ROW. Faye Zander, Nancy McCullough, Wendy TalelT, and Rhonda Farrell. FIFTH ROW. Diane Zbinden. Kalhy Moler. Shelly Stevens. Penny Allen, and Sheila Ma- haffey. SIXTH ROW. Kristin Roll, .Marcia Cooley. Linda Cooley, Kathy Westphall, Nancy Grieve. Carrie Putnam, and Doris Capps. Not pictured. Jayne FKnn. Sylvia Wagner. Kathy Pipinich. Janie Lindley. Pam Stevens, Bonnie Jacobs, Kaye Johnston, and Jan Mont- gomery. 53 RAJAHS: FIRST ROW. left to right, Jim Wilson, sergeant-of-arms; Steve Graves, vice-president; Mark Paul, president; Tom Cordingly, secretary-treasurer; and Bruce Morrison, sergeant-ol ' -arms. SECOND ROW: Chuck Rosander, Brian Snyder, Rick Lindgren, Gary Sibert, Jim Green, Dennis WilMts, Gary Justis, Barry Mitchelleti, and Cal Barnes, Rajahs is an organization of senior boys dedicated to improving CMR and pro- viding extra spirit at all sports events. This club serves any club or class that needs assistance. One of the many projects of Rajahs this year was the directing of traffic in the school parking lot during the divisional tournaments. Clubs Help Special Activities Run Smoothly RUSSELLETTES: FIRST ROW. left to right, Lindsey Peters, Diane Debord, Linda Emswieler, Clarice Creal, president; Terry Wenzek, Kathy Fraher, and Lynn Rodgers. SECOND ROW: Karen Chase, Marcia Cory, Terrie Kramer. Shaun Devine, Cindv Peterson, and Lynn Roberts. THIRD ROW Gail Tramelli, Sandie Cook, Michelle Nelson, Sally Weissman, Linda Bown, and Cricket Smith. FOURTH ROW: Kathv Russelletes, a specialized service or- ganization, serves the school by ushering for all school plays and programs and helping out when needed. Its members are selected by a committee and limited to 50, Rus- sellettes has also had pot-luck sup- pers, barbecues, and a slumber partv at the YMt A. Webster, Pam Baldwin, Nancy McClough, Polly Rhinehart, Char Tadel- walt, Sandie McKee, Peggy Hoveland, and Debbie Peters, vice-president. FIFTH ROW: Sue Ballow, Darlene Stefani, Charlene Smith, Barb Scarbro, Sally Storm, and Vicki Stevens. SIXTH ROW: Melanie Emer- son, Colleen Darrow, Cindy Smith, Gloria Wandke, Chris Parr, Pam Swap, and Marlene Steph;inie iHnliJliilii iiHi; at, XiL Mounted Guard Unique Feature The CMR Color Guard perform and present the colors at all home football and basketball games, wrestling matches and all assem- blies. Members of the Color Guard own their own horses. To finance expenses they held bake sales and sponsored a dance fea- turing the Ravins. Color Guard is essential part of CMR Pepperettes Spark School Spirit PEP CLUB: FIRST ROW. left to right, Donna Boyer, Anita Isakson, Laura Law, Anita Nelson, Pam Wolfe, secretary-treasurer; Barb Ruff, pres- ident; Earlene Colley, vice-president; Sue Partain, Kathy Tietjen, Betty Witt, and Esther Morgan. SEC- 0. D ROW, Glenna Hewitt, Maureen Carpenter, Marcia Hayworth, Sharon Denning, Daisy Mot- schenbacher, Terry Wenzig, Shirley Antonson, Mar- lene Hovde, Connie Nelson, Nancy Neal, Lisa Plat- tis. and Bev Ruff. THIRD ROW. Jackie Roberts, Bev Nyberg, Marlene Schneider, Verlie Maas, Frances Gardner, Cindy Mahon, Faye Zander, Mary Fayden. Teresa Nevins, Bev Bardwell, and Shirley Price. FOURTH ROW. Cathy Carter, Linda Cooley, Kathy Burchard, Debbie Spencer, Marcia Cooley, Debbie Rittenhouse. Jennie Cox, Shelley Burke, Katie Christ, Myrna Grindeland. Marsha Berg, and Cheryl Aamold. Pep skit boosts tear S I.Hr Pepperettes is formed to promote school spirit and enthusiasm at CMR pep assemblies and games. They present skits to the student body and faculty at pep assem- blies and help to make posters and signs for games throughout the year. This year the club ' s money making projects included bake sales and selling shakers and pins at special activities. The funds paid for two bus trips. Mr. Ross addresses the student body before big ga CMR teachers display Rustler spirit before Bison game. 57 Instant gray adds the finishing touches. Linda Ross helps Marcia Eidel look the part of a mad Margie makes her debu Thespians Further Dramatic Arts At CMR THESPIANS: FIRST ROW. left to right, Marv Ellen McGuire, Linda Ross. Dennis Willits. Lvnn Roberts, and Nick Weber. SECOSD ROiV. Cal Barnes, Ken Wilson, and Sam Dodge. THIRD ROW, Priscilla Quick, Karen Wraalstad, Kathy Sather, Debbie Thurston, Marcia Eidel. JetT Wallis, Donna Cox, Warren Houtz, Bob Lutzenheiser, Jeff Johnson, and Ed Venetz. FOURTH ROW. Bruce Morrison, Sue Minor, Doug Ure, Linda Dismore, and Jeff Wallace. Thespians is a club consisting of those students who are interested in drama. They compete during tournaments throughout the school year to qualify for membership in the National Thes- pian Society and to compete for district and state titles. This year the club sponsored a dance, The Purple Pot, to raise funds for their two week-end trips and any special activities. For the last three years CMR has been proud of the accomplishments of Mr. Clyde Lund and his students. Under his direction, the drama department and the Thes- pians have performed in outstanding plays and musicals, and have participated in drama tournaments throughout Montana. Mr. Lund has also been of service to the school as the commentator for Government Dav, basketball tour- naments, and the formal dances. One ol his more comical roles was that of Marryin Sam during the Sadie Hawk- ins Dance this year. Next year Mr. Lund will be doing graduate work at the L ' ni ersit of Minnesota, but his aluable contributions will remain at CMR for many years. 59 Students Study Russian Customs, Culture RUSSIAN CLUB: FIRST ROW. left to right, Lynn Roberts. Cook. Vic Reiman. Richard Lindgren. Sid Harvey, John Coefield. Katie Engle. Laurie Re nolds, Darlene Stefani. Leslie HilL Viclcie Mike Bennet. and Miss Sylvia Palo. Zygmond. Priscilla Quick, and Sue Shaw. SECOND ROW. Ray J , l,.,..l,,J ,1,1,1, 1,, J , 1 ,, I -ii ;i ! ' ;i :i li iiiiir T TiT TiT:T yty r ■i,g,--T-|- -rh- . fr ? ft- WW w Students await Hrst taste of a Russian dish Miss Palo serves at a language club meeting. FRENCH I; 3-4: FIRST ROW. left to right, Linda Rainer. Jeff Laylon, and Cricket Smith. SECOSD ROW. Margie Wiimot, Lii Peeav Hovl Clubs Learn And Use Language Skills The French Clubs were organized to provide French students with a means of studying the French culture. They are also given the opportunity to practice speaking and develop a more informal association with the French language. These clubs have fund-raising projects to finance banquets and parties. FRENCH 2: Left to right. Miss Diane Furuli, Cind C McBroom, Lell OferdahL and Cind Pdobonick. There was an interlanguage club banquet held in the CMR home- ec rooms. F ery language student was in ited and contributed a dish typical to the country they study. The foods ranged from Russian caviar to German sauerkraut. Language Clubs Study Foreign Countries Spanish Club is designed to further the knowledge of Spanish and Span- ish speaking countries. Anyone who has studied at least one year of Spanish or who is currently enrolled in Spanish at CMR can be a member of this club. SP.ANISHCLUB;F «5r ?OH--, left to right. Linda Cronin. and Jenn Co . SI COXD ROIV Kathv Obstar, Sharon Distad. Kathv Bogner. Sue Childers, Jackie Davis, Sue Bradv. and Mar Willshire. THIKD ROW. Wanda Arnold, .Ann Hatler, Connie RidI, Richard Lindgren, Sherr Shannon, president; Terne Kramer, Gar Quakenbush, Amy Mellender, .Alice Mikkelsen, anc Donna Davis. German Club gives students an op- portunit) to exercise their language skills in an informal atmosphere. Jan Baumgart talked to the club about her trip to Germany, which she vis- ited as a foreign exchange student. This year the club participated in the inter-language club banquet. Latin Club gives students an oppor- tunity to study the Latin language and improve their skills in Latin literature. This year the members of the club attended the National Latin Convention and sponsored a table and a skit at the inter-language club banquet. GERMAN CLUB: FIRST ROW. left to right. Mr. Leroy Bleek, Kathy Cascaden, Terrv Shamburaer. Darlene Steffani, Kathy Sutej. Dolly Karaba, arid Peggy Nelson, SECOSD ROW. Neal Olson, Mrs, Catherine Niemi, Patrick Conoley, Jan Baumgart. Bob Barnes, and Joel Brodston. LATIN CLUB: FIRST ROW. left to right, Mr. Leroy Bleek. Gary Austin, president; Clarice Creal, secretary: _and Dave Droegemueller, treasurer. SECOND ROW. Kurt Fagenstrom, Sue Fritts, Kathy ' ' ' . . - - Carter, Terrv Maki, Donna udy Scoones, Patty Penwell, Clara Cicha |f ■f fV, I IKST PIRIOU: Ldl lo right, Linda Reed, Bonnie Jacobs, Kaye lohnMon, Ucnisc Smith, and Vicki Hajack. SLCO.M) ROW. Robbie Brohau jh, Ken Burdith, I cah Mares, Gay Boomer. Ron laRue. and Bob ManniniJ TIIIKn ROW. Jim Howard, Lee ( hambcrlain. and( arson Rounds. Ken Price. John Davis, and Mr, DECA Prepares Students For The Future DECA, Distributive Education Club of America, helps prepare students for business careers. Students are not only taught the fundamentals of business, but are also given actual experience by working afternoons. The DECA Convention was held in Great Falls this year during which stu- dents competed for awards. Sev- eral students gave sales demon- strations on television. THIRD PERIOD: FIRST ROW. left to right, Mike Heine, Jennifer Hal- let, Cyndee McCann, Charlotte Selstad, and Nancy Novis. SECOND ROW, Joyce Peterson, Gary Mahaffey, Tim Bryson, Arvard Johnson, Harold Vahl, and Jim Zygmond. SECOND PERIOD: hIRST ROH. left to right Carol Fetter, Cheryl .Aamold. Carol Barlow, and Sue Schullz. SECOM) ROW. Larry Houch, Erling Kruse. Sherry Smith, and Matt Piekar . THIRD ROW. Jackie Chlarson, Greg Garrison, Gary Phillippe, and Roger Kojetin. GAA: FIRST ROW. left to right, Peggy Youngdale, Betty Burckard, Kathy Burckhard. Kathy Kalafat, Jan Lilletvedt, president; Cheryl Emerson, points manager; Shirley Antonson, Karen Burditt, Gardine Slosher, and Ka ' thy Sutej. SECOND ROW. Rhonda Farrell, Colleen Locke, Patli Eidel, Carol Fayden, Mikellette Hackler. Patty Baker, Laura Woods, and Rita Agrimson. THIRD ROW. Sandy Brady, Pamela Baldwin, Pam SeidI, Lettie Offerdahl, Mary Bergstrom, and Kathy Coons. FOURTH ROW. Penny Allen, Linda Zook, Jackie Doyle, Jean Miller, Leann Cascaden, Pennie Battle, Sharon Swayzie, Linda Ponkivar, Linda Tobacco, Jane Johnson, and Shauna McCloud. GAA Girls Also Earn Letters Jan Lillelvedt helps Miss Bennett with paper work. ' r r- - Through this club girls can earn varsity letters. They must earn six points through active participa- tion in sports. After members have obtained letters they are en- titled to wear gold sweaters. movie camera to CMR Alhletie der The official Lettermen ' s Club of CM. Russell High School. All members have obtained a varsity letter in a sanctioned sport. R-Club sells programs at all games. Recently the club presented the athletic department with a camera. w m p ' T ' S - ••  . - ■ ■ 1 4 CMR Athletes Earn Deserved Recognition R-Club FRONT ROW. left to right- Coach Doug Palmer, Keith Hill, Randy Zorner, John Sechena. Bill Witt, Gary Waetzig, John Kuglin, Mike Gallager, Coach Howard Ross. SECOND ROW. Richard Olson, Tom Pappin, Roger Dudra, Jim Wilson, Steve Garrity, Rick Reider, Dennis Keller, Bob Conway. Bill Budeski, Ward McKay, THIRD ROW. Dennis Gordon, John Bennet, Steve Malcott, Jim Hovland, Bob Thornton, John Brewer. Dennis Renning, Tom Strizich, FOURTH ROW. Rich Hopp, Ron Core, Ron Erikson, Milton Doles, Bruce Loftus. Darrell Peterson. Gary Kuenzel, Dale Nyberg, Barry Darrow, Jack Batista, FlftH ROW. Nick Obstar, Allen Keithley, Russ Smith, Sparky Kottke, Bill Kess- ner, Tim Anderson, Mike Pappin, Bill DulTv, Bill Melvin. SI.XTH ROW. Don White. Tom Knight. Hugh Gilliland. Jim Carroll. Rick Simmons. Al Mcintosh. Larry Landsverk. Dan Landes. Dale Schafer. John Darden. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE: Reading clockwise. Art Duenas, Peggy Eldridge. Trudy Lattin. Peggy Nelson, Mr. Stan Morris, Joe Steiner, Pam Stevens, Myrtle Rae Wilson, Peggy Kuhr, Toni Steiner. Jeff Layton, Jettie Person, and Jan Baumgart. Clubs Promote Interest In Foreign Countries MODEL UNITED NATIONS: F RST ROW, left to right, Bret Fagenstrom, Cathy Rosendahl, and Myrtle Rae Wilson. SECOSD ROW. Susie Sorenson, Linda Reed, Don Peterson, Jan Mathews, and Linda Cronin. THIRD ROW. Mr. Donald Jungling, Joel Brodston. Dave Waag, Tony Malgren, Dave Snyder, Sue Brady, and Mr. Roland Boe. The American Field Service is a non-profit organization with the purpose of furthering the good will and understanding of the pe- oples of the world. A. F. S. brings teenage students from abroad to study at CMR and live with a family of one of its members. Apart from this, CMR also sends some of its members to spend the summer abroad. This year ' s for- eign exchange students were Margie Wilmont from Durban, South Africa and Art Duenas from Bogata, Colombia. The Model United Nations is an organization whose main purpose is to give its members a working knowl- edge of how the United Na- tions functions and allow teenagers to participate in discussions dealing with current issues. Members of the M. U. N. are selected according to grade point average, how well they ex- press themselves and their desire to belong. SKI CLUB: FIRST ROfV. left to right. Sponsor Larry Houch, Sally Weissman, vice-president; Robbie Brohaugh President; and Jill Friedrick, secretary. SECOND ROW Karen Chase, Cheryl Olson. Karen Higgins, Susie Blewett Liv Cantrell, Kathie Botlomly. Mary Ann Bistodeau. Nancy Neal, Katy Tietjen, Terry Fish. Barb Feiden, and Marv Ellen Lichtenheld. THIRD ROW. Marcia Cory. Debby Hendershott. Kuthy Dirken, June Smith. Becky Smith Candy Spearing, Darcy Ore, Debbie Higby, Barb Mahood Cindy Odegard. Kalhy Clawitter, and Sue LaForge. FOURTH ROW. Shirley Antonson. Earlene Coile . Pam Halseth, Val Harvey. Gail Christenson. Gail Weissman, Val Mayer. Marsha Koby, and Kathy Green. FIFTH ROW. Carson Rounds, Rich Olson, Tom Pappin, Lee Jones, Jim Howard, Glen Pacini, Shelley Barber, Ron Coon, Ru Paris, and Orville Mader. SIXTH ROW. Jim Mollander, Brian Vestre, Rich Hunt, Chris Paul, Bob Mannmg. and Mark Paul. Ski Club Attracts Avid Sportsmen Ski Club member Russ Page, foreground. Students interested in skiing are those who make up the CMR Ski Club. This club promotes interest and actual participation to those who are enthusiastic to learn and promotes activities for those who do ski. This year Ski Club sponsored a ski trip to Bozeman for a weekend. The members financed the trip by selling cook books. The Empty Set was formed to fur- ther the appreciation of mathematics through participation in non class- room activities. Studying games of logic, geometric conundrums, and analytical questions, the members learned to realize even more the sig- nificance of mathematics in the worlds of man and nature, and to appreciate its profound beauty and harmony as well as its technical ap- plication. MATH CLUB: FIRST ROW. left to right. B StCOM) ROII. Willie Magee. Tom Lindgrcn , Linda Nelson, Becky Battleson. -•k Conolev. and Neil Olson. Interested Students Increase Abilities CHESS CLUB: Left to right. Neil Olson, Karen Burdil Conoley. ,lohn Coerield, and Willie Magee. lill Evans, Lloyd Ross, Patrick m.. I m . The Knights of the Square Table is an organization whose purpose is focused on the playing of one game which is governed by only a handful of rules yet containing infinite vari- ety. The club promotes participation in chess activities and appreciation of the game. Although the club is mostly for entertainment they won a trophy for their excellent ability in the game. Future Important To CMR Groups Future Nurses is comprised of a group of students who are interested in the field of nur- sing. The club introduces its members to the many fields of nursing and the opportunities of each. Future Nurses is sponsored by the school nurse and meetings are usually held every third Monday of the month at the home of one of the members. A $50.00 schol- arship is given to one gradua- ting senior member who is def- initely going to nursing school. FUTURE NURSES: FIRST ROW. lell lo right. Shirle Price, and Diane Pelernei. St:cO. ' D ROH ' . Donna Ondrasek, Sharon Distad, Bonnie Zimmerman, and Karen Burditl. THIRD ROH . Lonnic Cole. Kathy Boaner, Renaee Lock. Patli Penwell, and Connie Ridl. The National Honor Society, based on citizenship and scholas- tic standing, is made up of the top 10% of the Junior class and the top 15% of the Senior class. This club gives the higher ranking stu- dents the opportunity to listen to special speakers and thus increase their own knowledge. This year ' s guest speakers included Reverend Starling, director of the Southside Action Center of Great Falls and Dr. Foley, a professor in medi- physics. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FIRST ROW. left lo right. Patrick C onole . president; and Linda Cooley secretary SECOND ROW. Linda Dismore. Pam Stevens, W end Strand. Terry Shamburgcr. Kathy Moler, and Kathy Cascaden. THIRD ROW. Peggs Nelson. Nhrlle Rae Wilson, .leannic Sabo. Nancy Green, and Mary Ellen Meguire. FOL RTH ROW. Cheryl Olson, .lanice Hanson. Neal Olson. Charlene Smith. Sharon Wiley, and Kathy Kalafat. FIFTH ROW. Jim Turner. Not pictured. Jan Baumeart. Tim Cail, Karen Clouse, Cathy Dailey. Marcia Eidel. Jill Friednck. Jenniler Ballet. Carroll Hocket, Marianne Hopper. Janice Llilletvedt. Bob Manning. Jan Mathe«s. John Met urdy. Cindy Peters. Debbie Peters, Bonnie Patchen. Paula Paun. Steve Priebe. Russ Smith. Jan Starling. Joan Wilhelm. and Susan Franklin. A. Remember the float the wind destroyed? This year nearly 100 CMR students participated in forensic activities. The 80 contest partici- pants, with their coach, Mr. Jerry Hatch, and assistant coaches, Mrs. Eleanor Logan and Miss Kathy Rice, traveled 3800 Montana miles to twelve separate contests. The team spent 400 hours away from home competing in a total of 1060 rounds. If the time spent in preparing for victorious competition — an average of one hour a day for eight months— is added to the actual time of competition, the total time each of these long-winded Rustlers spends on speech activities in a year comes to 650 hours! Yet none of the students say this wearily, but with pride. Does all this time and effort pay otT. ' Talent, time, training, effort plus the will to win equal tro- phies, evidenced by the fact that for the first time, this year the CMR speech team won the sweepstakes trophies at both the NFL District Contest and the Montana District 3 contest, and became one of the best teams in the state. But what more long lasting effect is there? Look at the professional men and women in the business world today, and you will find a large percentage have had speech training. Commu- nication is a key to success, and our school provides that key. NFL, Speech Team Boost School Image NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE: FIRST ROW. left to right, Maureen Ryan. Sherry Brooks, Kathy Wheeler, Randi Brown, Bob Byers, Terry Fraher, Judy Ellis, Shelley Nelson, Priscilla Quick, and Diane Davis. SECOSD ROW, Mrs. Susan Logan, Terry Jones, Jeff Kidd, Peggy Eldrich, Julia Bush, Peggy Nelson. Carolee Haas, Lynn Roberts, Myrtle Rae Wilson. Annell Skoge. and Judy Becker. THIRD ROW. Calvert Barnes. Ken Wilson. Bill Armsstrong, Patrick Conoley. Marcia Tobacco. BeKa Ballard. Don Peter- son. Dan Snyder. John Ballard. Joe Tebeau. and Mr, Jerry Hatch. Myrtle Rae Wilson, Terry Fraher. Shelley McKamey, and Bob Byers display awards proudly. NFL members marvel at famous Fagenstrom speak ing The purpose of the Literary Magazine is to provide a ve- hicle for students ' creative writing. The first issue ap- peared in 1965 but was not continued in 1966 due to lack of funds. This year a group of students, determined to publish the magazine, sponsored pro- jects to raise money. Among these were lick-em lollipop sales during basketball tour- naments, bake sales, and Up, Up, and Away, a dance fea- turing The Travel Agency. Literary Magazine: t-lK:n KUir. lett to right, Nancy Ginnaty, Kathy Obstar, Jacque Doyle and Linda Cronin. SECO D ROW. left to right. Donna Cronin, NancyFritz, Sue Bradey, David Spies and Julia Bush. Creative Students Show Their Ability ART CLUB: FIRST ROW. left to right, Sheryl Hanson. Ron Ukrainelz, and Sally Stapp. SECO. D ROW. left to right. Bob Lutzenhiser, John Swanberg, Duane Swanson, Bill Evans, Mike Wood and Phil Alread m- The Art Club enables tal- ented and interested stu- dents to work in an informal atmosphere on projects such as decorating for dances, designing posters or doing any job that requires an ar- tistic touch. One of the club ' s most ambitious pro- jects this year was silk- screening motif publicity posters for Oklahoma! The photographers Tor the annual this year were Larry Allred and John McCurdy. They spent hours taking pictures of individual stu- dents, classes, teachers, special activities, and students who achieved special recognition. Also all of the black and white prints were printed and developed by CMR photogra- phers. Since an annual depends very much on pictures, the photographers were indispensa- ble. PHOTOGRAPHER: Larr llad Boys Spend Long Hours In Darkroom PHOTOGRAPHER: John McCurdv STAMPEDE STAFF: FIRST ROW. lelt to right. Donna and Carolee Haas. SECOND ROW. Ken Johnston. Bill Cox, Shelle Palagi.Cind) Bell. Tern Foley, Diana DeBord, Armstrong. Steve Hopkins. Bill Blake, and Cal Barnes. Newspaper Published By Talented Students STAMPEDE STAFF: Left to right. Dick Highwood. Laura Law, Polly Rhinehart. and Kathy Wheeler. 74 STAMPEDE EDITOR: Joan Wilhelm STAMPEDE STAFF: Left to right. JoAnn Juvick. Fran Gardner. Sandy McKee. Barb Ruff, Kass Tippett, Sharon Gregory. (Not pictured: Ken Wilson. Nancy Bumgarne r.) The Stampede, official CMR newspaper, is produced by Miss Chapman ' s journalism classes and is financed by a combination of activity fees and advertising sales. Students gather and write news, prepare layouts, read and proof copy, write headlines, provide photos and artwork, and sell advertising. Circulation has been handled primarily by Mrs. Carlson ' s special education class. .Among the accom- plishments of the 1967-68 staff was production of an eight-page issue with a color photograph. Both were firsts for the school. In addition, the staff ran a series of exclusive articles featuring opinions of well-known people in government and entertainment. Among those featured were Senator Mike Mansfield and comedienne Phyllis Diller. Stampede honors from the past include two .All-State ratings (19(i6. 1967) and election last fall to the secretarial post of the Montana Interscholastic Editorial Assn. Yearbook Production Lett to right, Leah Ann Barlow, editor-in chief; and Miss Nancy Chapman, supervisor. Left to right, Cindv Grossman and Susie Blewett, government editor. Left to right, Margaret Warden, Jan Larson, inde editor; and Leona Bobbitt. HRST ROH left to right, Carolee Haa: Rhinehart, SECO. D ROW. Sand McKe editor. ■ary editor; and Polly Kathy Knight, sports FIRST ROW. left to right, Kathy Kalafat. and Jan Baumgart, SECOND ROW. Barb Feiden. and Marcia Eidel, honors editor. Requires Time, Effort Putting words together with pictures that ' s the task of Russeliog stalT. But it is not as easy as it may sound. For one thing, ail those pictures— hundreds of them— must be assigned by editors, taken, processed, and printed by photographers, and cropped and fit to the layouts by the editors and their staffs. And even then, the work is only partially done. Students then have to produce copy and headlines, putting the words on pages either by typing or manuscript. Copy is then ready for the publisher. Lel ' l 10 righl. Sue Sorcnsen. junior editor: Marcia Cor , Karen Cha and Stephanie KalaTai. FIRST ROW. left to right. Linda Delmor, clubs editor; and Cathv Jackson, SECOND ROW. Liv Cantrell, and Clarice Creal. FIRST ROW. left to right. Debbie Thurston, faculty and administra- tion editor; and Karen Wraalstad. ro all editor. StCOM) ROW. San- dy Generoux. sophomore class; Kathy Kalafal. Peggy Nelson. Connie Nelson. Lynn Roberts, and Jill Friederick. activities editor. Leah Ann Barlow and Kathy Knight work hard Russelloc talT members solicit yearbook sales al lunch. Club Activities Help Make A Full Year STAMPEDE editor, Joan Wilhelm, takes time from journalism lectures in Missoula. NFL Santa gives Don Peterson a Christmas gift. CMR May Have A Future Homemakers Club Yet Terry Gibson. Darrell Peterson. Dave Bunker, and Dale Nybcrc gam homemaking c per MIMUTES I The feeling of competition and the thrill of the win again revealed themselves to CMR athletes and spectators in another successful year of sports. Activities tempering the mood and the moment, joining teams together in mind and muscle, disci- pline, perfection, and unity. SPOR TS Junior Season Varsity Record Yearlings Hellgate 40 7 Yearlings Helena 6 21 Yearlings G.F. Central 15 12 Yearlings G.F. High 33 Yearlings G.F. Central 7 20 Yearlings Dogies 45 26 Yearlings, left to right: ROW I: Brett Fagenstrom, Larry Strizich. Orville Chigbrow. Chris Lovell, Max Kalafat. Bob Sa age, Dennis Palmer, Jack Toogood. ROIV 2: Coach Don Bedker, Jim Clavadetscher. Gene Flamand, Garth Farrill. Mike Dinus, Chuck Stanich, George Moore. Dan Slough, Jerry Rehar- chek. Coach Don Cramer. CMR Yearlings And Dogies Show Sparky Kottke puts on drive behind ihe able Russell offense. Promise As Varsity Material Season Record Dogies 7 Hellgate 40 Dogies 26 Havre 7 Dogies 7 Helena 42 Dogies 6 G.F. Central 7 Dogies 6 G.F. High 6 Dogies 26 G.F. Central 7 Dogies 40 Havre Central 13 Dogies 26 Yearlings 45 Dogies. lell lo righl; ROW I: Jerr Gainev. Hd lila. Lenard SchulT. in Dens. Sieve Smeslad. B. h C lark. Jay Douglas. ROH : Don W hue, Monle Uilke, .lelT Poncclel. Jerrv Becker. Warren Hopper. Brad Roach. Henry Linprin, Sieve Balkoski. Kvie Black- man ROH l.m Ballou. Ron Bivhop. CIO. Bill Doles. Skip Cooper. Mike Auslin. Ken Fagen.strom. Randy Balal. Haigh. 83 Crunchers Win State Title Crunchei Poncelet s. Left to right, ?0 If John Sechena, Steve Malcolt, Greg Tim Anderson, Sparky Kottke, Rich Reeder. Coach Howie Ross BobThorton, Dennis Renning. OH- ' J. Coach Reid Milled. ROW J: Gary Kuenzel. Dale Schaler, Rand Stokes. km. 74 ,65 ' 60,7 63, -to . : . Offensive Unit. Left to right. ROW I: Randv Zorner, Dennis Keller, Coach Dennis Davis, Dennis Renning, Sparky Kottke. Jon Darden, Ron Erickson. .lohn Knight, .lulm Bennct. Barrv Darrow. ROH 2: Garv Kuen el. Tim .Anderson, Hubert Gillaland. Through long, hard practice and outstanding perfor- mance, the Crunchers obtained the position of the top defensive team in the state. They held the opposition to an average of 186.2 yards per game. It was the team who accomplished the feat; however, much credit should be given Head Coach Sonny Holland and his staff. Although Coach Holland was with us for only one semester, he was able to instill team spirit and the desire to win in the entire student body of CMR. We wish the greatest of success to him in his new job. and hope that CMR will be fortunate enough to find another able coach to lead our team ne.xt vear. CruncherN of ihc Week. ROIV I. Malccilt. ROH : (jree Poncck i;hl; .Kihn Scchcna. [Jale Schafcr. Slc Coaches. LeI ' l to right. ?Olf . Ron Frost. Dennis Davis. Don Cramer, Re Miller. ROn : - ' Sonns ' Holland, Tom Haigh. Howie Ross, Don Bcdke ' Sonny Holland Head Coach Golden Helmet Award Winnc Renning. Rich Rccdcr. Jon Darden. KOH .lohn Scchcna. Gar Kucn cl. Hard Work And Effort Bring -ii Tirt; In being selected Most Valuable Player by his team- mates, quarterback Jon Darden joined the ranks of Rustler unforgettables this year. Hard work and effort proved to be beneficial to four other Rustlers who were named to All State teams. They were seniors Dennis Renning, Rich Reeder, Gary Kuen- zel, and junior Sparkv Kottke. Congratulations! .Ion Darden, Senior Most Valuable Plaver Spark Kotlke, Ju ' am Slale Dennis Renning. Senior All Stale ' i! Ofc; 1 tJL ? I The coaches have their action on the sidehnes Honor And State Recognition Gary Kuenzel. Senior All State Rich Reeder. Senior All State df t  Russell Varsity Splits 74 s 32! 4?flC23|f;60 75 Right to left, ?OW ; Bob Annala, Steve Malcott, Hubert GMlaland, Ron Erick on. Dennis Keller. Jim Hovland. Dan Novak. Dennis Renning. John Sechena. Steve Garit , Bill Kessner. K0W2: Randv Zorner John Bennett. Nick Obstar. Chuck Slanich, Ron Corr. ' Orea Loftus. Max Kalalat. Bill Duffy. Milt Doles, Warren During the 1967 football season, the Rustlers had many exciting, heartbreaking, and frustra- ting experiences. Showing steady improvement the team was able to compile a respectable five-win-five-loss season record and a five-win- tour-ioss conference record. Although casualties hampered their full force sometimes, their wil- lingness and ambition to win carried them throush the season. w 1967 Season Record (Sparky) Kottke, Jack Toogood, Gary Kuenzel. ROH . Ri k Reeder. Jim Greene. Dan Slough. Bill Melvin. Jim Carrol Barrx Darrow. Darrell Peterson. Gary Thorson. Chris Lovell Bruce Loftus, Tim Anderson. Rustlers 6 Havre 7 Rustlers 28 Kalispell 15 Rustlers 19 Missoula Hellgatc 6 Rustlers 6 Billings Senior 20 Rustlers 7 Great Falls High Schoo 20 Rustlers Butte 20 Rustlers 13 Great Falls Central 7 Rustlers 7 Billings West 20 Rustlers 20 Missoula Sentinel Rustlers 34 Helena 6 Mike Pappin anticipates the execution of his Hoping for a good time. Rich Hunt whi zes down the slope. Rustlers Place Fourth At Divisionals ■-T— ■• Varsit . Leli to nghl. ROH ' I: Jim Clavadetscher. Sparky Kottke, Rich Foss, John Brewer. John Kuglin. Dave Droegemueller. Larr Takala. Jeff Kidd. ROil :. Kent McCa slin. Larry Landsverk. Dale Nyberg. Barry Darrow. Max kalafat. Dennis Renning. Bill Melvin. Gary Ws Pictured: Ralph Martin. Ted Ackerman. Darrel Peterson. CMR 76 Great Falls Central 55 CMR 69 Missoula Helgate 77 CMR 66 Lewistown 50 CMR 59 Bozeman 52 CMR 61 Butte 65 CMR 62 Billings West 54 CMR 56 Great Falls High School 70 CMR 50 Great Falls High School 70 CMR 78 Helena 64 CMR 59 Wolf Point 69 CMR 60 Missoula Sentinel 54 CMR 50 Glasgow 68 CMR 70 Great Falls Central 44 CMR 72 Havre 57 CMR 53 Billings Senior 59 CMR 62 Butte 55 CMR 53 Livincston 71 CMR 43 Bozeman 56 CMR 77 Havre 79 CMR 70 Lewistown 50 After turning in a respectable conlerence season, the Rustlers iiosted a Class A Divisional Basketball Tournament for the first lime. The Rustlers played well, but their loss to the Livingston Rangers put them into the consolation game against Laurel. Russell lost the consolation ' 73-69, and had to settle for fourth place. Since over half of the varsity players will be returning, bigger and better things can be expected from the Rustlers next year. Kuelin and N bc Nyberg attempts a lay-up. 93 ) Coaches Make Victories Possible Coach Palmer gives the team tips during halltime. The JV and Sophomore coaches may well be proud of their teams this year. Both teams finished the season with commendable records. The Yearlings had an KS-1 win-loss record with the only loss to the Great Falls Bison. The Dogies defeated some of the stronger teams such as Great Falls High School and Missoula Sentinel. They had a nine-win-five-loss record. With promising evidence as this, our competitors may be in for a surprise. 9. t JV Basketball Team. Left to right. ROH I: Dave Droegemuel ler. Vic Weslphal. Randv Stokes. Nick Obstar. fiOH 2 Coach Tom Haig. Ted Adkerman, Bill Meivin, Calvin Granbois. Han Dclongh. Dick ile , Chris Lovell. 3i Sophomore Basketball Team. Left to right, ROH ' I: Brett . ' Mark Haines. Warren Hopper. Gar Mealer. Ben Kolskj Jorgensen, Ronald Lucero, Leonard SchutT. Scott Ruble, OH ' Tom Rus.sell, Gary .- ustm, toach Ted , ckerman. Dogies Make Fine Showing Landsverk watches as Kuglin displays his skill against the Billings Br Skill Pushes Rustlers Past Eagles -7iJ-=3 3ES5 S5 Junior .,„ Varsity - UJs ' cheerleadersi Add Spirit Liz Chrislensen Junior fl It Kath Sc-chcna Sophomore Nanc Harring Junior Election of Junior Varsity Cheerleaders took place in the fall of the school year. After the House of Representatives narrowed the field of contestants, three juniors and three sophomores were chosen at a special assembly of their classes. The squad cheered at all JV home games and assisted varsity cheer- leaders at pep assemblies. With the help of Miss Kohler, their sponsor, the girls created their own routines. During dis- trict basketball tournament, the JV and varsity cheerleaders co-sponsored a luncheon for visiting cheerleaders. Being JV cheerleaders does not assure the girls spots on the senior squad, but the poise and experience they gam aids them in varsity competition. Linda Downs Sophomore MMP- Varsity Cheerleaders. ROIV 1: right to left: Betty Bonahoom, Terry Fish, Sue Sherman. ROIV 2: Sue Barlow. Cyndee McCann, Jayne Flynn. Varsity Cheerleaders Boost CMR Spirit Varsity cheerleaders seldom receive sufficient credit for their service to the school and the student body. Many people do not realize that in addition to cheering at the pep assemblies and games, the cheerleaders have many odd jobs to do which require a considerable amount of extra time. This year the CMR squad maintained xcellence throughout the entire season. Sue Sherrr Junior ,, ♦ Keith Hill and Mike Gallagher demonstrate holds at a pep assembly. The Russell Wrestlers had a very successful 1967-68 season. After being in second place at the end of the season, the wrestlers tied for the Northern Division crown with cross-town rival GFHS. Each scored 124 points. Qualifying II men for state, the Rustlers took second place to Missoula Sentinel, compiling 49 points. Two wrestlers, 95-pound Ward McKay and 112-pound Dale Schafer were state cham- pions. Others taking state honors were Keith Hill and Mike Gallagher. The JV ' s proved themselves to be good material for varsity after turning in a fine season. Keith Hill referees a Rustlers Take Second Place In State . . . After Tying For Northern Division Crown Varsity Wrestlers. Left to right. ?OH . Ward McKa , Mike Gallagher. Dale Schaler. Russ Smith. Keith Hill. Dennis Workman. ROii ' 2: Dennis Keller. Tim .Anderson. Don Otis. John Knight. Kerr Bosh. Gar Thorson. Season Record: 17 wins 95-pound Ward McKay 103-pound Mike Gallagher 1 1 2-pound Dale Schaler 120-pound Russ Smith 127-pound Keith Hill 133-pound Dennis Workman 3 losses 1 tie 138-pound Dennis Keller 145-pound Tim .Anderson 1 54-pound Don Otis 165-pound John Knight 1 80-pound Kerry Bosh Heavyweight Ciar Thorson 101 Ward McKa -pound Champion Dale Schafer -pound Champion Two Rustlers Become State Champions TTP :? rz ' -%TT?! Wi5i « ew?pji= , . .u-aiji ii JV Wrestlers Have Varsity Potential Wrestlers. Left to right, ROW I Dave Siuchett i, Tim Cail, Ward McKay, Dale Schafer, Keith Hill, Mike Gallagher, Dennis Keller, Russ Smith. ROW 2: Coach Ross, Rion Cascaden, Dennis Palmer, Alan Christiansen, Jim Owings, Gary Ehnes, Henry Lindgrin, Darrell McGuire, Coach Taylor. ROW 3: Roger Rafferty, Casey Eldridge, Jim Reynolds, Dave Hernandez, Leslie Nelsen, Rodger Winterrood, Kurt Fagenstrom, Bruce Clausen, Mike Potter. ROW 4: Tim Anderson, Garth Farrill, Steve Marzolf, Mark Goel , Bruce Barrett, Chris Paul, Jim Passuicco, Glen Barrett, Steve Taominia. ROW 5: Dennis Workman, Gary Giskaas, Bob Baker, Kim Fagenstrom, Tony Campo, Bill Doles, Dave Olson, Mike Baird. ROW 6: Kerry Bosh, John Knight, Steve Donnelly, Dale Bauman. Don Otis, Gary Thorson, Tim Ballou, manager. State Winners. ROW 1. Dale Schafer, Ward McKay. ROW: Mike Gallagher. Keith Hill. Divisional Winners. ROW I: Mike Gallagher, Dale Schafer. ROM . [)enni; Keller, Gary Thorson, Keith Hill. 103 Hal Kraus, Matt Skulrud, and Dan Slough practice on the parallel bars. Letty OITerdahl. Sylvia Wagner, and Laura Woods display precision balance. Pam SeidI shows her individual skills. Gymnastics . . . Rapidly Growing Sport At CMR Gymnastics. Left to right, ROH ' ' I: Nancy Neal, Letty OITerdahl, Pam SeidI. ROW 2: Sylvia Wagner, Shelly Stevens, Laura Woods, Kathy Knolf. ROW 3: Hal Kraus, Dan Slough, Matt Skulrud. Swimmers Gain State And Regional Honors There are over 100 members on the Great Falls Swimming Team, but the traveling team consists of only 40 swimmers. There are seven students from CMR on the team, and three hold state and regional records. The teams coach is Mr. Robert McKinnon. Con- nie Strand, a sophomore, was the first Mon- tanan to break one minute in the 100 yard free-style. Her other state records in the 15-17 girls division are 100-yard-breast stroke, 500-yard-breast-stroke, and 200-yard-individual medly. She also holds the 100-yard-breast-stroke state record in the women ' s senior division. Connie ' s Inter- mountain Region records are in the 100-yard-free-style, 100-yard-back-slroke, 100-yard-breast stroke, and 200-yard-indi- vidual medly. Senior vVendy Strand and Junior Peggy Kuhr are members of the 15-17 girls relay team. They, along with Connie and Linda Gohrick of GFHS, hold the state 15-17 girls medly relay record. Connie Strand Sophomore 1968 Track Team Reaches Goals fi ' ff.v:i ' ;t i:v;i;i;r i Track Team. Left lo right. ?Oiy ; Alan Keithly, Keith Hill, Rick Simmons. Barry Darrow. Darrell Peterson. Gary Kuenzel. Bill Budeski. Sparky Kottke. Bob Conway, Dennis Gordon. Rich Reeder. ROW J: Danny Koonlz. Jim Wilson. Jack Toogood. Bob Thornton. Steve Malcott. Richard Hoppe. Dan Slough, Kally Walker. Dan Landis. Russ Arnn. ROW 3: Gary Gibson, NlTke Dinius. Les Egbert. Jerry Becker. Steve Bolkoski, Steve Mason, Al Mcintosh, Chuck Stanich, Bill Doles. ROW 4: Bronson Smith, Ron Bishop, Harmon, David Marrujo, Rav Cook, Kerry Bosh, Henry Lindgrin. Jerry Hangan, Bob Clark, Gary Watzik. ROW 5: Rick Cummings, Calvin Granbois, Kyle Blackman, Ted Ackerman, Tom Dawson, Dan Cunningham, Mike Potter, Leonard Schuff, Steve Smestad, Randy Bedle. ROW 6: Coaches Ted Ackerman, Don Bedker, Reid Miller, Ron Frost. Not Pictured, Ron Corr. Richard Hoppe demonstrates broad jumping techniques. deski attempts a successful javelin throw. oni! dislancc runners work hard. f ♦ ii a Hard Work, j Energy, And Skill Bring Results The girls ' track team puts in a hearty practice each afternoon. Jackie Davis and Mary Chouinard await the go-ahead. The girls ' track team started its second season under the coaching of Miss Rose and Mr. Whikheiser. For such a new program, there is great interest and competition among the participants. The team shows a promising season. Jan Liiietvedt prepares to throw the discus. Tennis. Lett to right, ROW 1: Sally Weissman. Terry Fraher, Donna Carney, Sue Sorenson ROW 2 Larry Landsverl , John Brewer, Scott Rubie. Tennis Hopefuls Practice Hard Larry Landsverk watches as partner Sally Weissman serves the ball. CMR Golfers Get Early Spring Start Golf Team. Left to right, ROW I: Spencer Myer. Tom Knight. K.athy Kniaht, Linda Johnson, Steve Saucier. ROW J. Bill McGee, Alan Conneli, 3ruce Smith, Jim Clavadetscher, Dan Amunson, Tony Malgrin. Dennis Signs of fair weather bring Tony Malgrin to the course. Boys tackle the course at practice. Wind presents a problem for Linda Johnson. As soon as the snow has melted enough for a small white ball to be seen on the ground, the golf team rushes to the local golf courses to practice for the four meets to be held during the season and for the Interscholastic meet at the end of the season. Kathy Knight follows through on her first tee-shol of the season. Ill Legislative, judicial, and executive branches, with respective committees and advisory groups, make up CMR ' s student government. Following na- tional and state patterns, the student bod held its own Government Day, and elected otTicers and legislators who led CMR in its first all-Rustler year. GOVERNMENT Student Leaders Battle For Top Spots On Government Day Top. left: John Brewer, presidential candidate Charge Party Top, right: Jan Baumgart, vice-presidential candidate. Charge Party Bottom, left: Jayne Flynn, vice-presidential candidate. Image Party Bottom, right: Candidates await introductions Colorful Crowds, Posters, Pins Image Party supporters show parly spirit at nominating convention. Charge Party signs use MJB theme. 116 Enliven Campaigns and Elections Top, bottom, left: Coat pockets go partisan! Bottom, right: Poster praises senior candidate. « Mn wc« i People And Machines Make Big Day Click New President John Sechena holds symbol of office. Image Party displays antique car as part of platform for homecoming 118 Office workers tally results. Upper: Governor Tim Babcock addresses students and facult Lower: Campaign fatigue sets in. Wendv Taleff takes time out for a snack. Colorful Day Draws To Close With Giant banner welcomes guest speaker. Quiet sunset contrasts excitement emotion of hectic da Governors Speech, Pep Assembly Jill Frederick, Debbie, and Cindy Peters talk over results. Pep rally winds up day ' : Eager students head for convention. Final testimony to Government Day, 1967 Newly Elected Officers Assume Their M V r H H 1 Bk y m S m 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, vice-president. Greg Poncelet. president; Cheryl Olson, secretary; Gary Kuenzel, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, I. to r.: Steve Whitmore, vice-president; Patti Eidel, secretary; David Snider, pres- ident. Posts JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, I. to r.: Mick TalefT, president; Linda Delmor, secreiar : Fred Weber, vice-president. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS, . to r.: John Sechena, president; Kathy Moler, secretary; Jayne Flynn, vice-president. 123 HOUSE. I. to r. ROW I. Susie Senstad, Jacque Doyle, Clarice Creal, Debbie Peters, Jettie Person, Michele Nelson, Letty OITerdahl, ROW 2. Cyndee McCann. Michelle Tolliver, Beverly Botkin, Dolly Karaba, Ramona Thorne, Barb Goettei, Katie Bottomly, ROW 3. Judy Karaba, Vicki Zygmond, Cheryl Willard, Pam Swap, Linda Zook, Shelley McKamey, Mary Ellen Lichtenheld, ROW 4. Bob Rawer, Rick Golie, Russ Page, Russ S mith, Jim Wilson-Page, Gary Grimes, Rocky White, ROWS. Mike Potter, Chuck Stanich, Jim Passuccio, Tom Pappin, Bob Brohaugh, Ken Wilson. HOUSE. 1. to r. ROW I. Nancy Harrington, Pam Baldwin, Mary Bergstrom, Linda Brown, Linda Emswiler, Kathy Sechena, ROW 2. Julie Threet, Mary Ellen Maguire, Margaret Warden, Charlotte Selstad. Leah Ann Barlow, Leslie Hill, Dorothea Morrison, ROW 3. Pam Cornish, Marcia Eidel, Daria Madsen, Karen Clouse, JoAnn Juvick, Melanie Emerson, Carolee Haas, ROW 4. Gary Ehnes, Sparky Kottke, Bill Duffey. Jim Turner, Jim McDonald, Bob Brown, Henry Lindgren. HOUSE OFFICERS, 1. to r.: ROW I. Debbie Peters, Linda Delmc Javne Flvnn. ROW 2. Ken Wilson, Jim Wilson. Mr. Smith. SENATE OFFICERS, I. to r.: ROW I. Pat Conoles, Cheryl Olson. Mr. Boe. ROW 2. Bob Nisbet, John Sechena. SENATE, I. to r.: ROW I. Myrtle Rae Wilson. Nancy Neil, Billie Musselman, Sherry Bennett. Kathy Knight. Linda Ross, Lynn Roberts, Sue Barlow, Jill Friedrick, Nancy McCullough. Mr. Boe. ROW 2, Don Peterson, Bob Nisbet, Jon Darden, Mike Heine, Gary Erickson, John Knight, Don Ryan. Larry Johnson. Pat Conoley, John Sechena. STUDENT COURT, 1. to r.: ROW I, Wendy Taleff, Kathy Rosendahl, Judy Ellis. Karen McBroom. ROW 2. Jim Carroll, Tim Meyers, Brett Fagenstrom, John Brewer, Landsverk. SCHOOL HISTORIANS, 1 to r : Darlene Stefani, Marcia Eidel. Nancy Duncan. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL. 1. lo r.: ROH ' I, John Brewer, Rob Brohaugh. Donna Ondrasek, Jeanne Sabo, Bonnie Zimmerman. ROli ' 2. Mr. Stefanoff, Melody FreeL Sherrie Shannon, Leah Ann Barlow. Jan Starling. ROW J. Pat Conoley, Mark Paul, Leslie Hill. Myrtle Rae Wilson. Janice Lilletvedt. Row). Lloyd Ross. Linda Lamphere. Janice Baumgart, Sid Harvey. Jan Wilheim. Barb Ruff. INTER-SCHOOL COUNCIL. 1. to r.: John Sechena. Gary Kuenzel, l-red Weber, Steve Whitmore. 127 The responsibility of education has fallen well on the shoulders of the CMR administration and faculty. Their understanding and sincere interest in youth helped to give students invaluable knowledge and provided benefical guidelines for the future. A DMINISTRA TION Administrators Lead Russell JAMES BERGENE Principal DONALD HOVLAND Vice-Principal MRS. GENEVIEVE BASSETT, Dean of Women Through Eventful Year MR. DON.ALD PETERSON Dean of Men Office Adds To Office Personnel: Seated. Thea Graham; standing, left to right: Margorie Farmer, Shirley Hall. Geneva McClain. Donna McCann, Lois Kjelsrud. PHYLLIS WILCOX. Secretary 132 Help Proficiency BETTY KNOBF, Resource Center Secretary ANN STOMPRO. Audio-Visual Secretary Office typists add to the efficient functioning of CM Russell High School. DON BEDKER, Counselor Counseling Staff Aids CMR MARVIN ANDERSON, Counselor RICHARD WOODEN, Counselor 134 JOHN STEFANOFF, Counselo Students In Making Decisions MARLENE MATHISON. Counselor 135 Math and Science teachers. Left to right. ROW I: Howard Gusaas. Ted Cetto, Kenneth Meske, Ludvik Jun, Doug Palmer, Don Kenczka, Alan Ackerman. Fred Oke. John Nordrum. ROW 2 Roland Mewes, Richard Nelson, Paul Hudson. Sanford, Eldon Hanson. Carroll Lorang. Gary Sheldon. ROW 3: Nick New Devices Aid Math And Science Richard Sanford explains concepts of Geometry to his students. To meet students individual needs by experimenting with new programs is one of the major goals ol ( MR ' s math department. Some of the programs are team teaching, summer school computer program and slow geometry class. A resource library lor math students and teachers is in progress. Plans lor having second year algebra without a geometry prerequisite are being made. Another project is directing seminars lor students who want to research indiv- idually. Courses offered are general math, algebra, geome- try, trigonometry, and math analysis. Available science courses are biology, chem science, chem study, and physics. A unique part of the science program is that biology students work with mice by doing operations, crossing, and caring for them. Mr. Hanson illustrates his lecture on molecular structures. Mr. Nordrum ' s students learn through doing board-work CMR Adds Russian Miss Palo enjoys Russian Club get-together. Language teachers, Left to right; Leroy Bleek, Diane Furuh, Sylvia Palo, Merry Proelrock, Katherine Niemi, Victoire Pierce. To Language Department The Language department added Russian to its curriculum this year. Other languages include French, German, Latin, and Spanish. The French program is offered on two levels: level one comprises first, second, and third year French, and level two is offered for four year French, level one includes film strips, tape recorders, conversation, compositions, grammar, and graded reading. Level two contains advanced composition, modern French literature, and college preparation, the class approximates a college level situation. Three years of German are offered, the language study advances from speaking, reading and writing to German history, a study of Dier Roller , a monthly reader, and a study of modern short stories and some classical literature. The study of Latin allows the student to improve his grammar, vocabulary, and to further his study in humani- ties and history. At the intermediate level, the student finds a stepping stone to self expression and human understand- ing. Spanish is taught as a spoken language from the first days up through the third year. In addition to grammar studies, students study the history, culture, literature and novels of the Spanish speaking people. Only one year of the Russian language is offered. The students study the history, culture and customs of the Russian people in addition to the actual language. Mrs. Niemi relaxes between classes. IS Health, Physical Fitness RO W ONE. left to right; John Wickkiser, Eleanor Bennett, Reid Mil ler. ROW TWO. left to right; Ronald Frost, Howard Ross. Ted Ackerman. One year of health is required of Charles M. Russell High School students and is offered during the sophomore year. Students meet every other day on a rotating basis. Learning to live to a persons ' optimum level is the thesis which prevails in the health units. Units include: mental health, veneral diseases, alco- holism, drug addicition and all of the systems of the body, such as circulation, repiration. Mr. Frost takes attendance in one of his health classes. , J ; Stressed In Classes gym classes practice on parallel bars and the balance beam. The Physical Education Program at Charles M. Russell High School is conducted the same as any other class in the school. Information is given on each activity pertaining to the history and rules of that particular activity. Written tests are also written on this material. A practical test of skills involved end the unit of the activity. Drills and practice sessions help the students to learn and execute the skills of the activity before the practical test is given. Classes begin with ten to fifteen minutes of exercise. This exercise is designed to condition as well as prepare the student for class participation. At the conclusion of the warmup the class begins working on the unit being taught. In the Fall a Physical Fitness test is given. The same test is given again in the Spring to see if there is any improvement in the individual student ' s per- formance. The following activities are taught during the year: (Boys) touch football, soccer, cross country, wrestling, basketball, volleyball, weight-lifting, gymnastics, badminton, table tennis, track field, and softball; (Girls) soccer, speedball, basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, softb all, track, badminton, and table tennis. Due to Bad weather, boys hold a track class in the gyr Art, Music, Drama Encourage Mr. Holscher rehearses with Concert Choir Fine Arts: ROiV ONE. left to right, Clyde Lund, Richard Cole, Ron Holscher. ROW TWO. Left to right, Charles Rossell, Dwight Winenger; James Miller. Creative Expression Included in the Fine Arts Department is Music, Drama, and Art, C. M. Russell ' s Music Department has three bands; Symphonic, Concert, Training Band, two orchestras; Symphony Chamber String Ensemble; three choruses; Modern Choir, Concert Choir, Girls Glee Club; and a music theory course. Drawing and Graphic Design, studio in painting, studio in structural design. Advanced Senior Art Studio, and Stagecraft. Drama is a one year course. The Fine Arts Department put on two major productions this year, and a Fine Arts Festival. In the Fall appeared The Madwoman of Chaillot and in March the ever enjoyable musical, Oklahoma! After the District and State Music Festivals, a Fine Arts Festival was staged in May. Included were two children ' s plays. The Land of the Dragon, and The Bad Children, a cutting from The Dark of the Moon, and many art displays. With fine instructors and talented stu- dents, C.M.R. has reached a point of perfection in Fine Arts. Mr. Lund helps Kathy Belhumeur, Tina Griffiths, and Paulette Blessum with the tiner points of their scene. Early morning practices enable the band to reach perfectii Practical Knowledge Is Goal Of Business Education The Business Education Department has sequences of required courses for students planning careers in the distributive field, bookkeeping and record keeping, clerical typing, or stenography. By taking one of the sequences, the student has a sound basis in his field when graduating. All programs allow the students to receive practical experience by working part-time in local business community in addition to classroom instruction. For practical knowledge students may take business courses without being in one of the four programs. Courses offered are typing, basic business, personal record keeping, marketing, office machines, book- keeping, shorthand, secretarial training, and distribu- tive education. Palo answers a question tor Judy Kerr. BUSINESS EDUCATION: FROST. Christianson. Sylvia Palo. BACK, left to Larry Houck. et ' t to right. Eunice Anderson. Virginia Hannesson, Stiirley ight, Richard Enochson, Beverly TelTt, Don Cramer, Jane Mart, Library Is CMR ' s Information Center The Charles M. Russell library is the source for many of the book reports, term papers, speeches, and teaching material at the school. In addition to the thousands of books, pam- phlets, now available to the students, the library will receive many new sources in the future. Together with the competent student staff, the librarians run an efficient library for C.M.R. Mrs. Linda Harl. librarian, helps Mrs. .Mice Ipoch do some research. 145 English Dept. Introduces Pilot Program English faculty, FIRST ROW. left to right. Fern Padgett, Kathy Rice, Jane Dean, Linda McCrea, Donna Troolin, Alice Ipoch, Irene Olson. SECOND ROW. left to right, Barbara Gies, Stanley Morse, Robert McKinnon, Dennis Mollander, Nancy Rose, Nancy Chapman, Jerry Hatch, .lohn Wickkiser, Ddis Anderson, Larrv Bright. CMR offers a variety of English programs all de- signed to create and improve the ability to communi- cate. Literature, grammar, writing, and speaking skills are taught, helping students share the knowledge of other eras. Creative skills are emphasized, promot- ing new insight into old concepts and forming original ideals and goals. Through discussion of literature, research, writing and speaking. Rustlers learn to share ideas and theories. Rustlers learn more about man, his world, his accomplishments, his dreams and his knowledge that the basis of learning is communica- tion. Extra emphasis in communication and initiative has been supplied by the English department in the new Pilot Program. Now in effect on the Sophomore level, the program seeks to provide students with the opportunity to study in areas that interest them with a minimal amount of supervision. Independent research and discovery are key factors. Students advance from level to level as they finish assigned projects in each area, working towards the possibility of studying a subject of their own choosing. Mr. Bright is surprised by phantom photographer. Mrs. Gies assists students in the new Pilot program. Boys ' Home Ec . . . Success For Two Years mn |fi ' J I 1 uisL TJ ' W - 1 i J it%l s 1 5 J f k-Sfev Homemaking, left to right, Marilyn Fuhrman, Marv Moeller Miss Fuhrman instructs the boys ' home ec class in table settmg. Last year a home ec course for boys was added to the C.M.R. curriculum. It is given only to sen- ior boys and lasts for one semes- ter. The course content includes money management, clothing se- lection, care of clothing, relations with others, preparation for mar- riage, selection of a home, nutri- tion, and food preparation. Regular home economics classes are offered for up to four years The home ec 7-8 course is given only to seniors with little background period. It is similar to the course for boys. Vocational Program Prepares For Future Hi 99w i y fjm : Bp Ir -i I SIm A vocational program was inaugurated at Charles M. Russell during the 1965-1966 school year. This pro- gram is designed to give the student training in the various vocations available in the Great Falls area. The high school diploma, received alter completion of this program, will enable that student to meet mini- mum entrance requirements for Montana colleges and universities. A pre-vocational course of a general nature is offered in the ninth grade and a basic vocational is given in grade ten. In the junior year a two hour two-credit class is presented in which the student will concentrate on one of four general areas: Building Trades, Related Metals. Sheet Metal, and Power Mechanics. In the senior year the student specializes in one trade within his general area and receives class instruction and on-the-job training. This work-study program carries a two-credit value. Technical training in electronics and drafting is car- ried out during school hours using school equipment during the senior year in these two areas. In addition to the vocational curriculum, a parallel program of Technician and Shop electives is offered. rela. es between classes. INDUSTRI.AL ARTS: FRONT, left to right, Robert Paullin. Jack Paul.son, Lowell Hogenson. BACK, left to right, Richard Peterson, Robert Miller, and Howard Taylor, Mr. Taylor, wood shop instructor, checks a power saw. 149 Social Studies Probes Past And Present Mrs. Stevens stresses current events as well as events in the na- tions past. FIRST ROW. lelt to right, Kent Smith. Diane Kuruli, Nancy Kohler, Jean Stephens, Rolland Boe. SECOND ROW. left to right. Boyd Bawden, Donald Jungling, Robert Winlei Hudak, Paul Hanson, Dennis Davis, Cha Dale Johnson, Clayton :s Reiman. i ife =H= nlr- rrizd ry % 1 W i If f f r 1 iL-J i % jlJII .. J Mil . . Ol the eleven social sciences courses offered at CMR, only two are required, world history and United States history. Others ottered are humanities, econom- ics, history of the Far East, Latin American history. Northwest history, Russian history, political science, sociology, and world ge- ography. The social science department has offered a varied curriculum to present a wider aspect of the world ' s histories and cultures. It also gives to students a sound background for further studies and living in today ' s society. Mr. Boe resenls the inlrusion of photographers special Education Classes CMR is one of the schools in Mon- tana that sponsors a Special Educa- tion class. New this year, the pro- gram includes far more than usual classroom skills. Reading, writing and math are taught, with a class in home economics for the girls, taught by Mrs. Elizabeth Schlosser, and a shop class for the boys, taught by Mr. Howard Taylor. The 14 special Education students also learn voca- tional skills, money management, job training, personal grooming, and reliability. In-school learning is ex- panded by field trips to local public service industries. This year, stu- dents have visited newspapers, radio and TV stations, banks, and a con- servation camp. They also took a weekend trip to Billings to observe a track meet at Eastern Montana Col- lege. Special education students partici- pate in school activities with enthu- siasm. In addition to being the major portion of the STAMPEDE circula- tion department, the class is repre- sented in Russellettes, Pepperettes, Key Club, football, wrestling and track. Volunteer students in a Rus- tler-to-Help-Rustlers project have also been used in this year ' s pro- gram. Maureen Ryan, Jan Starling, Jerre Schlosser, Sharon Storms, Shirley Kline, Debbie Abel, Judy Guza, and MacWade have served as student helpers this year, assisting with both in-and-out-of-class activi- ties. Combining academic and extra- curricular activities, the special edu- cation program aims to develop ability, ambition, and pep for par- ticipating Rustlers. Roy Spangler, Jean Rule, sit- ting, and Presley Nicks. Lee Gaghon, standing, get together to work a math problem. Are New To CMR This Year Helen Geary, Terre Wenzek, Daisey Motschenbacher, and Kathy Fraher review some of the projects completed this year. Mrs. Schlosser lends aid to classes. Mrs. Carlson discusses good grooming with Gene Hamilton, Robin Kapphan, Kenneth Tani. and Bob Clark. iH Activities, Ambitions, Memories Senior class Vice-President Gary Kuenzel adds finishing touches to prize-winning float. Senior photographer John McCurdy physics class experiment himself on the other side of the camera as he performs — r s Pride and confidence in being CMR ' s first all-Rustier graduating class spur- red the Seniors to new heights in school activities. By the end of the first semes- ter, the Senior Class had organized and run a successful Government Day, boosted the class treasury, introduced important legislation, competed for community, school, and national awards, kept up the tradition of senior court and won top spots in clubs, plays, and sports. Mark Golden Year For Senior Class During the next semester. Seniors began to look toward spring and graduation activities. They took college entrance exams, filled out application forms, ordered caps and gowns, and set their sights on a successful future. Senior Court viola 1 1 rniii Mill inn a Jill Friedrick, Bruce Lofu ake their punishment in pep assembly. Linda Emswiler decorate tree for senii Cheryl Aamold Steve Andrus John Ballard Gary Adams Bob Annala Susan Ballou Patricia Allan Shirley Antonson Jim Barkhoefer Nancy Alt Kathy Baehler Leah Ann Barlow Senior Class Float Janice Baumgart Nancy Beach Ron Bedwell 156 i l k Ted Bell Bill Blake Sharon Bender Paulette Blessum Marsha Berg Carolyn Bohrer Donna Boyer Carol Besich Bettv Bonahoom Wins Parade Prize Lee Briggs Sherry Brooks Tim Bryson 157 Seniors Cheer For Betly Burckhard Cathie Burckhard Karen Burdill Sharon Burrow Hilary Burton Bill Busta Donna Carney Kandy Chappell Tim Cail Maureen Carpenter Randy Chibroski Linda Calkins Catherine Carter Jacque Chlarson Wayne Campbell Kathy Cascaden Warren Chord Battle Cry Victories Katie Christ Brenda Churchw Ernest Cline Karen Clouse John Coefield Lonnie Cole Bob Conway Tom Cordingley Patricia Crawlev Sandra Cook Ronn Corr Clarice Creal Catherine Daile John Davis Shaun Devine Scott Danforth Hugh Dawes Linda Dismore Jon Darden Terrie Dean Milton Doles Barry Darrow Diana DeBord John Donnelly Seniors Help Plan Government Day 1967 T Kathleen Dorr Mark Douglas Kevin Doyle Roger Dudra Arturo Duenas Willard Eckhart Scott Eddington Donald Eisenmenger Cheryl Emerson Celia Emmert Linda Emswiler Terry Fish Sheryl Engle Jayne Flynn Terry Foley Mike Gallaghe Frances Gardner Karen Fertterer f?!j, v f Ad A Dennis Gemar Mark Goldy Nancy Gardner Claudia Gibson Greg Gar John Goleash Seniors Guide Dana Gratton Steve Graves Nancy Green Sharon Gregory Tina Griffiths 162 Myrna Grindeland Cheryl Haines Pam Halseth Merle Gunderson Vicki Hajek Janice Hanson James Gustovich Stephanie Hall Don Harboway Carolee Haas Jennifer Hallett Mary Harris House And Senate Sidney Harve- Ann Hatler Mary Havens Bob Heff man Mike Heine Jim Hennessey 163 Seniors Brave Ann Marie Hepp Rhonda Heppner Glenna Hewitt Richard Highwood Jane Hildenbrand Keith Hill Russell Hohmann Marianne Hopper Carroll Hockett Victoria Holloway Warren Houtz Gary Hoffman Cheryl Holt Jim Hovland Margie Hofland Monte Holtz Jim Howard Entrance Exams Sheila Irwin Bonita Jacobs Charles Johns Arvid Johnson Chris Johnson Eric Johnson Jeff Johnson Lee Jones Evelyn Karst Kay Johnston JoAnn Juvick David Keller Ken Johnston Katherine Kalafat Dennis Keller jffm - r J5|r i M Steve Kerouac Wayne Kravick Valerie Lacey Bill Kessner Eriing Kruse Jim Lander Susan Kinsey Gary Kuenzel Jan Larson Roger Kojetin John Kuglin Louise Larson Seniors Cope With College Jitters Trudy Lattin Charles Lawlor Anne Lee Catherine Lemoine Janice Lilletvedt Richard Lindgren 166 Renee Locke Bob Lutzenhis Jan Madson Bruce Loftus Bruce MacDonald Gayle Maffitt Vicki Loney Deborah MacDonnell Nancv Mahood Shirley Lucas Caria Mack Steve Malcott Seniors Promote Winter Formal Charles Manning £ kA Ralph Martin Pattv Jo Mason 167 Jan Mathews John McCurdy Sue Minor Ginny Matoon Leslie McKellar Curt Moe Cyndee McCann Mary Ellen Meguire Kathy Moler Kent McCaslin Barry Michelotti Linda Montgomery Seniors Direct Service Projects Richard Moore Patricia Morris Bruce Morrison Janet Morrison Betty Musselman Candy Myers 168 Dan Neal Beverly Neils Barbara Nelson Aiding The School And The Community Clarice Nelson Connie Nelson Peggy Nelson Steven Nelson Dale Nyberg Neal Olson diM h ilC; Fred Orth Mark Paul Debbie Pete Glenn Pacini Danny Paulson Curtis Peterson Michelle Palagi Paula Paun Darrell Peterson Tom Pappin Janice Payne Don Peterson Bonnie Patchen Cindy Peters Seniors Exhibit Joyce Peterson Marcia Pfeiffer Gary Phillippe Matt Piekarz Renee Pomeroy Greg Poncelet 170 k Lynn Preston Priscilla Quick Dennis Richards Forensic Skills Mary Jane Rollins Ben Rosander Charles Rosander Steve Priebe Linda Reed Debbie Rittenhouse Sharon Puckett Polly Reinhardt Kirk Robinson Alan Purser Dennis Renning Dave Rodgers Kathy Rosendahl Lloyd Ross Mark Ross Dave Rothweiler Faye Ruff Kathv Sather Carson Rouns Maureen Ryan Steve Saucier ' 0 ■ iS John Royland Sheila Ryan Patricia Saunders Audrey Rozzell Jeannie Sabo Barbara Scarbo Barbara Ruff Carol Saksa Graduation Pressure Begins To Mount Tom Scarbo Shirley Schoberg A Heidi ' Schuie Judi Schuler Rick Schuitz Sue Schuitz Dave Sciuchelti Lou Sciuchetti John Sechena Ceremony Marks End OfThis Golden Year Charlotte Selstad Jim Senstad Terry Shamburger Sherri Shannon Bruce Smith Russ Smith Gayle Sheppard Charlene Smith Sherry Smith Gary Sibert Cindy Smith Sheri Snodgrass Hal Skeel Crickett Smith Br on Snvder iS Seniors Look Back And Reflect Gary Thune Donita Thygesen Gail Tramelli Patricia TrotU Ed Venetz Look Forward And Wonder Dave Wenzek Melody Wenzei Luana Westfail Kathy Wheelei Pam Wheeler Sharon Wiley Joan Wilhelm Darrell Wilson Myrtle Rae Wilson Betty Witt Suzanne WoH ' ord Pam Wong Denise Woods Seniors Cherish All These Memories Bonny Zimmerman Randy Zorner Sheryl Hanson Geneta Hickson 176 Aamold, Cheryl Boulder Trip, ' 66; Deca, ' 67, ' 68: Pep Club. ' 67, ' 68. ' 67; Russellog Editor, ' 6X: Girl ' s State Dele- gate, ' 67; Intcr-club Council, ' 68; Junior f rt)m, ' 67; Hcisey Award, ' 67; Intramural (iirls Vollevball, ' ' 6X. Acree, George — Art Club, Football Manager, Trumann High School, Trumann, Arkan- sas. Adams, Gary — Chorus, ' 66, ' 67; Wrestling, ' 65, ' 67. Allan, Pat-Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Chorus, ' 65, ' 66; Drama Club, ' 66; Newspaper stafT, ' 66; Intramural Volleyball, ' 68. Allred, Larry— AVA, ' 67, ' 68; school photogra- pher, ' 68. Alt, Nancy — German Club, ' 66; Chorus, ' 66, ' 67; Roundup, ' 67; G.A.A., ' 66; Drill Team, ' 66, ' 67; Junior Achievement, 66, ' 67, ' 68; Pep Club, ' 66; Tennis Team, ' 67; O.E., ' 68. Anderson, Dan — Wrestling, ' 66, ' 67; Track, ' 66; Speech Club, ' 66. Annala, Bob— Football, ' 66, ' 67; Ski Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Key Club, ' 67, ' 68. Antonson, Shirley— G. A. A., ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Pep- perettes, ' 68; Girls ' Track, ' 67, ' 68; Girls ' Intramural Football, ' 68; Girls ' Intramural Volleyball, ' 68; Girls ' Intramural Basketball, ' 68; Ski Club, ' 68. B Bain, Marte Symphonic Band, ' 66, ' 68; Concert Band, ' 67; District Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Buyer ' s Club, ' 66, ' 67; Student Traffic Court, ' 67; Senior Float, ' 68; Nike Float, ' 68; Nike Club, ' 68; Intramural Volleyball, ' 68; Homecoming Parades, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68. Ballou, Susan— Literary Guild; Pep Club; Publi- city; G.A.A., Roy J. Wasson High School, Colorado Springs, Colorado; Russellettes, ' 68; Yearbook StafT, ' 68; Homecoming Float, ' 68. Barlow, Leah Ann— Stampede, ' 66, ' 67; House of Representatives. ' 67, ' 68; Russellog StafT, Barnes, Calvert Thespian Treasurer, ' 67, ' 68; Carousel, ' 67; A Raisin in the Sun, 67; Snow White, ' 67; Pied Piper, ' 67; Madwoman of Chaillot, ' 68; Speech Team and N.F.L.. ' 67, ' 68; Rajahs, ' 68; Concert Choir, ' 67; District Music Festival, ' 68; State Music Festival, ' 68; Modern Choir, 68; Russell Ayres. 68; Rocky Mountain Theatre Conference; Stampede StafT, ' 68; Image Party, ' 68; Im- pact Party, ' 66; W.H.O. Party, ' 67; Stale Speech Meet, ' 67. Barrett, Dan R Club. ' 68; Wrestling, 67. 68. Bass, Paul Wrestling, 66, 67. 68. Bauch, Shery I Chorus, ' 66, 67; Drill Team, ' 66; Junior Prom, ' 67; Deca Club, ' 68; Spanish Club, ' 66. Baumgart, Janice— N.F.L. and Speech, ' 66; Senate, ' 66, ' 67; Russellog StafT, ' 66; Rus- sellog Advertising Editor, ' 67; Junior Prom Co-Chairman, ' 67; Heisey Award, 67; Key Club Student of the Month Award. ' 67; Student Traffic Court, ' 66; Honor Study Hall Committee, ' 67, ' 68; German Club. ' 67, 68; A.F.S. Club, ' 67; A.F.S. Club President. ' 68; American ' s Abroad Student to Ger- many, ' 67; Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Senior Section Editor. ' 68; Inter-Club Council President, ' 68; Charge Party Vice Presiden- tial Candidate, ' 68; D.A.R. Award. Beach, Nancy-Pep Club, ' 67. ' 68. Bedwell. Ron Intramural Football. 66. Junior Prom. 67; Senior Float. 68. 67; Belhumeur, Janine Modern Choir, 66, 67. 68: Russell Ayres. 67, 68; Carousel. 67; Ski Team, 66; Ski Club Secretary, 67; Treble Makers, 67, 68; State Music Contest, 66. 67, 68; District Music Contest. 66, 67, ' 68. Bender. Sharon Boulder Trip. Berg, Marsha — House of Representatives, ' 67; Pep Club, 68; Boulder Trip, 68. Besich, Carol — Intramural Sports, 66, 67, 68; G.A.A., 67, 68; Junior Achievement, 68; Band, 66, 67, 68; Bowling, 66, 67, 68. Blake, Bill— Modern Choir, ' 66, 67, 68; Russell Ayres, ' 67, ' 68; Carousel, ' 67; State Music Festival, 67; Ski Club, 67; Stampede Staff, 68; All-state Chorus, 67; District Music Festival, 66, 67, 68. Burckhard, Betty -G. A. A., 67, 68; Intramural Touch Football, 67, 68; Girl ' s Track, ' 67, ' 68; Intramural Volleyball, ' 68; Future Teachers of America, ' 67. Burckhard, Cathy— G.A.A., ' 67, 68; Pep Club, 68; GirPs Football, Volleyball, Track, and Basketball, 66, 67. Burditt, Karen— G.A.A., ' 66, ' 67, 68; Chess Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Future Nurses Club, ' 67, ' 68; Band, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Pep Band, ' 67, ' 68. Blessum, Paulette Art Club, 67. Bonahoom, Betty— Russellog, 66; Nile, 68; Junior Prom, ' 67; Junior Varsity Cheer- leader, ' 67; Varsity Cheerleader, ' 68. Boomer, Gay — House of Representatives, ' 66; Ski Club, ' 66; Deca, ' 68. Bown. Linda— G. A. A., 66; French Club, ' 67, ' 68; Russellettes, 68; House of Representatives, 68. Braden, Karen— G. A. A., 66, 67; Pep Band, ' 66, ' 67; District Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Junior Achievement, ' 67, ' 68; State Music Festival, ' 66. Brewer, John — House of Representatives, ' 67; Key Club Vice President, ' 67; Basketball, ' 67, ' 68; Cross-country; Golf; Heisey Award, ' 67; Honor Study Hall Committee, ' 68; R Club, ' 67, ' 68; Boy ' s State Delegate, 67; Key Club President, ' 68; Student Court Chief Justice, ' 68; Student Body Presidential Candidate, Charge Party, ' 68; Inter-club Council Vice President, ' 68. Brohaugh, Bob— Key Club, 67, ' 68; DECA President. ' 68; Ski Club President, 68; House of Representatives, 68; Junior Prom, 67; Inter-club Council, 68. Brooks. Sherry — Chorus, 67; Art Club, ' 66; Speech Team and N.F.L.. 67; Madwoman of Chaillot, 68; React Party, 67; Charge Party, 68. Bryson, Tim — Football. 66; Basketball, 66; Class Floats, 66, 67; DECA, 68. Burrows, Sharon — Junior Class Simm s High School. Play, 67, Bush, Beckie — Chorus, 66; B-Squad Cheer- leader, 66; Journalism, ' 67; Fairfield High School; DECA, 68. Busta, Bill— Ski Club, 68; DECA, 68; Rajahs, Call, Tim— Wrestling, 66, 67, 68; Weightlifting, 66. ' 67; Heisey Award, 66; National Honor Societv, 66. Calkins, Lindc 68. -G.A.A., 66, 67; Pep Club, 67, Campbell, Wayne— Football, 66. Carney, Donna — Spanish Club; Ski Club; House of Representatives; Yearbook Staff; Pep Club and Choir Transfer. Carpenter, Maureen — Pepperettes, 68. Carter, Catherine Future Teachers Club, 66; U.S. History Skit, 66; Pep Club, 68; First Year French Club, 68. Casaden, Kathy — German Club, 68; Honor So- ciety, 68; Pep Band, 68; Symphonic Band, 66, ' 67, 68; Spirit Party, 66; District Music Festival, 66, 67, 68; Honor Band for Fair, 67; Charge Party Band, 67. Chamberlain, Lee Deca, 68. Chrisman, Chuck — Rodeo Club, 66, 67, 68. Christ, Katie Pep Club. ' 66, 67, ' 68; Chorus, ' 67. Ciouse, Karen— N.F.L., ' 67, ' 68; Speech Team, ' 67; A.F.S., ' 67, ' 68; German Club, ' 67, ' 68; Ticket Crew for Madwomen . , ' 68; Representative, 68; Ticket Chairman Junior Prom, ' 67; Heisey Award, ' 67; Monitor, ' 68. Coefield, John — Chess Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Chess Club, Vice-President, 67; Russian Club ' 68; Math Club, ' 67, ' 68; C.M.Russell Sym- phonette. ' 66, 67, 68; C.M.Russell Band, 67; C.M.Russell Marching Band. 68; C.M.Russell Stage Band Russ Tones , 67, ' 68; C.M.Russell Dixieland Band Dixie Dudes , ' 68; C.M.Russell String Chamber Ensemble; Great Falls Symphony, ' 68; State Orchestra Festival, ' 66, ' 68; Band Tour, ' 67; Musical Carousel , ' 67; Montana Stage Band Clinic, ' 67; District Music Competi- tion. ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; All-State Orchestra, 67; Nation Merit Semi-finalist; Great Falls Chess Meet, 67. Cooley, Finda F ' ulure Teachers ol ' America. ' 67; Nike Club, 67, 68; Pep Club. 67, 68; National Flonor Society, 67, 68: Heisey Award, 67; Lethbridge Exchange Program, 68. Coppel, Art- Mt. Rainier Student Council. 66; Wagner High Track Team. 67. Cordingley, Thomas Raisin in the Sun, 67; Madwomen of Chaillot, 68; Rajahs. 68: Leader Teen Page Reporter, 68; Speech Meet Missoula, 68. Corr, Ron Football, 66, 67, 68; Cross Coun- try. 66, 67; Track. 66, 68; R-Club. 68; Rajahs, ' 68. Cox, Donna— G. A. A.. ' 66; Thespians. 68; Snow White, ' 67; Pied Piper, ' 67; Carou.sel, 67; Guthrie Trip, ' 67; Stampede, ' 68; Pilot Pro- gram, 67. Crawley, Patty — None Cole, Lonnie — Future Nurses Club, ' 67, ' 68; Pep Club, ' 68. Colley, Earlene— G.A.A.. 66, 67, 68; Ski Club, 66, 68; Pep Club, 67, 68; Play (Thespian: Becoming One), 68. Conoley, Patrick — Student Council, 66; House of Representatives, 67; Senate Standing Committee Chairman, 68; Student Body vs. Class of ' 69, Prosecuting Attorney, 68; In- terclub Council, ' 68; Chess Club. ' 66; Chess Club President, ' 67, ' 68; German Club Vice- President, ' 68; President of Math Club, ' 68: National Honor Society President, 68 President of Speech Team, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68 N.F.L., ' 68; Madrid Music Festival, ' 66 District Music Festival, ' 66; State Music Festival, ' 67; Charge Party Steering Com- mittee, 68; Outstanding Student of Sevilla High School, 66; Math Award, 66; Heisey Award, 67; Host Nation s Club, 66; Lab Assistant, 66. Conway, Robert—Football, 66; Cross-Country, 67, 68; Track, 66, 67, ' 68; Wrestling, ' 66; R-Club, 66, 67, ' 68. Creal, Clarice — Vice President of Student Coun- cil, ' 66; G.A.A.. ' 66; Spanish Club, ' 66. ' 67 Drama Club, ' 66; Secretary of the Class, ' 66 Russellettes, ' 67, ' 68; Junior Prom, ' 67 Junior Float, ' 67; Yearbook, ' 68; Exchange to Canada, ' 68; Latin Club, ' 68; House of Representatives, ' 68; Senior Float, 68. Danforth, Scott— Founding Chess Club Pres- ident. 66. 67; Great Falls Interschool Chess champion, ' 66, ' 67; Math Club. 66. 67; Interclub Council, 66, 67; Modern Music Masters. 67, 68; Great Falls Symphony Orchestra, 66, 67, 68; C.M.R. Symphon- ette, 66, 67, 68; C.M.R. Spring Ensemble, 66, 67, 68; Slate Music Festival, ' 67, 68; District Music Festival, 67, ' 68; All-State Orchestra, ' 67, 68; Tennis Team, ' 67; Dino. ' 66; C.M.R. Representative to the outh Page in the Leader, ' 67. Darden, Jon Football, 66, 67. 68; Key Club. 67. 68; R Club. 67. 68: Wrestling. 66. 67; House Representative. 66: Senate 68. Davisson, Charlotte None DeBord, Diana Russellettes, ' 67, ' 68; Ski Club ' 67: Spanish Club, ' 66, ' 67; Russellog, ' 68: Stampede, ' 68; NIKE, ' 68; Junior Prom, ' 67 Homecoming Float, ' 67; Winter Prom, ' 67 Inter-Club Council, ' 68. Delaney, Darrel Basketball, ' 66. Dennis, Betty — G.A.A. 66; Junior Prom. Emerson, Cheryl G.A.A. , ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Float, ' 67; Girls ' Track, ' 67. Emswiler, Linda Russellettes, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; German Club, 67, ' 68; House of Repre- sentatives, 66, ' 67, ' 68; Russellog, ' 67, ' 68; Junior Float, ' 66; Senior Float, 67; Junior Prom, ' 67; G.A.A., ' 66, ' 67; Pep Club. ' 66, ' 67; Intramural Representative, ' 67, ' 68. Devine, Shaun — French Club, 67, 68; Russellet- tes, ' 67, 68; Ski Club, ' 66; Junior Prom, ' 66; Junior Float, ' 66; NIKE, ' 67. Erickson, Ron — Football, 66, 68; Skiing, ' 67, ' 68; Rodeo Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; R Club, ' 68; Senior Float, ' 68. Dismore, Linda — Inter-Club Council, ' 66, ' 68; French Club, ' 66, ' 67; Student Court, ' 67; Thespians, ' 67, ' 68; Russell Ayers, 68; Na- tional Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Girls ' State, ' 67; Heisey Award, ' 66. Donnelly, John — Basketball, ' 66; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Football; Track. Dorr, Kathleen — Ski Club, ' 66; Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, 66; Winterdrommeland, 66; G.A.A., 67; Wonderland by Night, ' 67; Office Duty, 68; NIKE, ' 67, ' 68; NIKE float, ' 68; Junior and Senior proms. Dudra, Roger — House of Representatives, ' 66; Key Club, ' 66. ' 67, ' 68; Student Court, ' 67; Ski Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Ski Team, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; R Club, 67, 68. Eddington, Scott— Band, 66, ' 67, ' 68; Pep Band, ' 6 7, ' 68; Orchestra, ' 66, ' 68; State Music Festival, ' 66, 67, 68; District Music Fes- tival, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Russtones, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68. Eidel, Marcia — Advisory Council, ' 66; Historian, ' 67, ' 68; House of Representatives, 68; He- isey Award, ' 67; National Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; The Madwoman of Chaillot, ' 68; Orchestra, 66, 67, 68; Russellog, 66, 67, 68; Speech team, ' 67; A.F.S., 68; Carousel, ' 67; G.A.A., ' 66; State Music Festival, ' 67; District Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68. Eisenmenger, Donald — Football, ' 66; Wrestling, ' 67, ' 68; Key Club, 66. Faller, Mike — None Fish, Terry — Class Vice-President 66; J.V. Cheerleader ' 66; Varsity Cheerleader ' 67, ' 68; Senator ' 67; Traffic Court ' 68; Class Editor of the Year Book 66; Stampede 67; Ski Club 66, 68; Junior Prom 67; Junior Miss Princess ' 67; Homecoming Queen Princess ' 68. Flynn, Jayne — Student Advisory Council, Heisey Awards ' 66, ' 67; Ski Club ' 66, ' 67; Class Senator ' 67; Class Secretary 66; Tennis Team 67, 68; J.V. Cheerleading 66; Varsity Cheerleading 67, ' 68; Cheerqueen 68; Nike Club 68; Junior Prom Princess, Chairman of School Song Committee, Spanish Club 66; Homecoming Queen, Runner-up DAR Award, Vice-President of Student Body, Russellog Staff 67; Foley, Terri Art Club, 66; Ski Club, 66; Madwoman of Chaillot, 68. Franklin, Sue — Rodeo Club, 66; Color Guard, 67, 68; Heisey Award, 67; National Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Sadie Hawkins Dance, ' 67. Freel, Melody French Club president, ' 68; In- terclub Council, ' 68; Ski Club, ' 66; Junior Prom decorations, ' 67; Winter Formal, ' 68; Pep Club, ' 67; Buyers Club, 68. Friedrick, Jill— Senate, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; National Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Ski Club, ' 68; Rus- sellog, 66, 68; Heisey Award, 67; Junior Prom Princess, ' 67; Homecoming Princess, ' 68: Girls ' State Alternate, ' 67. Gallagher, Mike- R Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Wres- tling, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Weight Lifting, ' 66, ' 67; Intramural Football champions, ' 67. Gardner, Frances -G.A.A., ' 67; Pep Club, ' 67, ' 68; U.S. history skit; Junior Float. Gardner, Nancy Pep Club, ' 67; Art Club, ' 67. Gibson, Claudia — G.A.A., ' 66; Drill Team, ' 66; Speech, ' 67; N.F.L., 67, ' 68; Thespians, ' 68; plays, ' 67, ' 68. Gilchrist, Scott— Cross Country, ' 66; Intramural football, ' 67. Goldy, Mark — None Golie, Rick Cross Country, ' 67; Track, ' 67; R Club, ' 67; House of Representatives, ' 67; Wrestling, ' 66. Gordon, Dennis — Cross Country, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Track, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; R Club, ' 67, ' 68. Graves, Stephen — Heisey Award, ' 67; Math Club, ' 66, ' 67; Russellog, ' 68; Student Gov- ernment, 67; Track, ' 67; Rajahs, ' 68. Green, Jim— Football, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Track, ' 66; Wrestling, ' 66; Weight lifting, ' 67; Rajahs, ' 68. Green, Nancy— G. A. A., ' 66; Golden Spurs, ' 67, ' 68; Band, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; District Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Stampede ' 66. Haas, Carolee— Speech Team and N.F.I.., ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; State Speech Meet, ' 66. 67, ' 68 Concert Choir, ' 66, ' 67; Heisey Award, ' 67 House of Representatives, 67, 68 Stampede, ' 67, ' 68; Rus.sellog Literary Ldi- tor, ' 68; Literary Magazine, ' 67, ' 68; Na- tional Merit Letter of Commendation. Hajek, Vicki- Concert Choir, ' 66, ' 67; Chordel- tes, ' 66; Concertones, ' 67; Buyers Club, ' 67; Modern Choir, ' 68; Triple Trio, ' 68; DECA Club, ' 68; Heisey Award. Hallett, Jennifer— French Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Heisey Award, ' 66; National Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Pep Club, ' 66; M.U.N., ' 68; A.F.S. Club, ' 68; Ski Club, ' 68; Raisin in the Sun, ' 67. Halloway, Vickie— Future Nurses Club, ' 68; Pep Club, ' 67. Halseth, Pam— Ski Club, ' 66. ' 67, ' 68; Pep Club. ' 67; Drill Team. ' 68; Spanish Club. ' 67; Buyers Club. 66, 67; Nike, 67; Art Club, 66. Hanson, Janice— Band, 67, 68; Orchestra, 66, 67, 68; French Club, ' 66, 67. 68; Honor Society. 67, 68. Harvey, Sid— Track, 66; Basketball, 66, Foot- ball, ' 66; Key Club, ' 66; Senate, 66; Junior Class Vice President, 67; Russian Club, 68; Inter-club Council, 68. Hatler, Ann— Spanish Club, ' 67; Heisev .Award, ' 67. Griffiths, Tina— All-District Choir, ' 67; A Capella Choir, ' 66, ' 67; Library Club, ' 66; Spanish Club, ' 67; Beta Club, ' 67; National Honor Society, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 67; Bible Club, ' 66; Russellog, ' 68; Drama meets, ' 68. Havens, Mary— Red Cross, 66, ' 67. Heine, Mike — House of Representatives, ' 66; Senate, ' 67, ' 68; DECA Club, ' 68; Key Club, ' 67, ' 68. Grindeland, Donna — None Grindeland, Myrna — NIKE: Pep Club; Carousel, 67. Hennessey, Jim— Cross Country, 66; Basketball. ' 66; Rajahs, ' 68. Henry, John— Rajahs, 68. Heppner, Rhonda- Junior Prom, -Junior Achievement, ' 67, ' 68; ' 67; G.A.A., ' 66. Hovland, Jim — Football, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; House of Representatives, ' 66. Hewitt, Glenna— Pep Club, ' 67, ' 68; French Club, ' 68; Carousel, ' 67; Inter-school Exchange Program, ' 67; Heisey Award, ' 67. Highwood, Richard — House of Representatives, ' 67; Rajahs, ' 68; Stampede Staff, ' 68. Howard, Jim DECA Club, ' 68, Ski Club, ' 68; Junior Prom, ' 67. Huston, Russell — None Hill, Keith— R Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Wrestling, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Russian Club, ' 68 Track, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Football, 66; Intramural Football Champs. ' 67, ' 68. Hockett, Carroll — National Honor Society, ' 67, Jacobs, Boni— G.A.A., ' 66, ' 67; DECA, ' 68; Junior Prom, ' 67; Spirit Week, ' 67; Mission Drive, ' 67; Nike, ' 68. Johnson, Arvid— DECA, ' 68; Ski Club, ' 68; Ra- jahs, ' 68; Junior Achievement, ' 68; In- tramural Basketball, ' 68. Hoffman, Gary — Great Falls Symphony, ' 68; Band, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Pep Band, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Russ-Tones, ' 66, 67, ' 68; District Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67; State Music Festival, ' 66, ' 68; Carousel, ' 67; Orchestra, ' 67, ' 68; Chamber Winds, ' 67, ' 68; House of Repre- sentatives, ' 67; Ensembles, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Band Council, ' 68; Band president, ' 68. Holland, Margie — None Holter, Pam— Pep Club, ' 66, Gymnastics, ' 68; G.A.A., ' 67; F.N.C.. ' 68; ' 66. Holtz, Monte — Marching Band; Symphonic Band; Chamber Winds; Brass Choir; Pep Band; Russ-Tones; Orchestra; Carousel Or- chestra; Drum Major; District Music Fes- tivals; State Music Festivals; All-State Or- chestra; Band Council; Band Trips; Great Falls Symphony; Action Party; Spirit Party; Charge Party. Hopkins, Steve— Stampede, ' 68; Literary Maga- zine, ' 68. Johnson, Chris — None Johnson, Jeff — Band; French Club; Ski Club Carousel, ' 67; Madwoman of Chaillot, ' 68 Bozeman Drama Meet; Russell Ayers, ' 68 Modern Choir, ' 68; Concert Choir, ' 67. Johnson, Linda — G.A.A., ' 66; Buyers Club, ' 67; Golden Spurs, ' 67, ' 68; Symphonic Band, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; District Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Future Teachers Club, ' 67; Senior Float, ' 68; Homecoming Parades, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Intramural Volleyball, ' 68. Johnston, Kay— G. A. A., ' 66, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 67, ' 68; DECA, ' 68. Jones, Lee — Cross Country Team, ' 66, ' 67; Bas- ketball, ' 66; Track, ' 66, ' 67; Ski Club, ' 68. Juvick, JoAnn — Concert Choir, ' 66, ' 67; Modern Choir, ' 68; Concertones, ' 67; Russellog, ' 67, ' 68; Stampede News Editor, ' 68; House of Representatives, ' 68; A.F.S. Club, ' 68; Girl ' s Football, ' 66. Hopper, Marianne — Band; Pep Band; Heisey Award; Math Contest; National Honor So- ciety. Houtz, Warren— Band, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Orchestra, ' 67, ' 68; Drama, ' 68; Stagehand ' 67, ' 68; Madwoman of Chaillot, 68; Music Festival, 67. K Kalafat, Kathy— Junior Prom, 67; Senior Dinner Dance ' 66; G.A.A., 66, 67, 68; Girls Track, ' 66; Orchestra. ' 66, ' 67, 68; All-State Orchestra, bb. ' 67; Orchestra Festival, ' 66, 67; National Honor Society, ' 67, 68; Bowling, ' 66; Russellog, 68; Action Party. ' 66; Spirit Party, ' 67; Charge Party, ' 68; Carousel, ' 67. Karaba, Diana — Student Advisory Council, ' 66; Student Court, ' 66, ' 67; Buyers Club, ' 66, ' 68; N.F.L., ' 67, ' 68; German Club, ' 68; Junior Achievement, ' 68; Model United Na- tions, ' 68; House of Representatives, ' 68; Drama, ' 67, ' 68. Keithley, Alan— R Club. 67, ' 68; Track, ' 67, ' 68; Chess Club, ' 67. Kramer, Terri Spanish Club, ' 67, 68; secre- tary-treasurer of Spanish Club, ' 68; Pep Club, ' 67; Cross Country, ' 68; Russelleltes, ' 68. Kraus. Hal Gymnastics. ' 68. Kuenzel, Gary Football, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Defensive Award; Golden Helmet Award; Basketball, ' 67; Track, ' 66, 67, ' 68; R Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Heisey Award; Boys State. 67; Senior Class vice-president; Image Party. Keller. Dennis- Football. 66, 67. 68; Golden Helmet Award. 67; Wrestling, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Most Improved Wrestler award, ' 67; Boys ' State, ' 67; R Club, ' 67. ' 68. Kuglin, John -Basketball, ' 66. ' 67. ' 68; Football. ' 66; Track, ' 68; Lettermen ' s Club. 67, ' 68; Cross-Country. ' 67, 68. Kelly, Sue — Symphonic Band, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; G.A.A.. ' 66; Pep Band, ' 66. ' 67; Orchestra. ' 67; NIKE, ' 68; Senior float, 68; Buyers Club, ' 66, ' 67. Kerouac, Steve— Key Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Home- coming committee. Kinsey, Susan — G.A.A., ' 66; Spanish Club, ' 66; Pep Club, ' 67; Junior Achievement, ' 68; NIKE, ' 68. Kirkendall, Debbie—Concert Choir, 68; Mixed Choir; Girls ' Glee Club; District Contest, ' 66, ' 67; Christmas Oratorio. Kirkendall, John— Football, ' 66; Wrestling, ' 67, ' 68. Kirley, Geneta— Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66; Home Economics Club, ' 65; International Club, ' 66; Ravenette Drill Team, ' 65, ' 66; Chorus, ' 66; O.E., ' 68. Kjelsrud, Chuck Football. Kojetin, Roger— Rodeo Club, 66, 67; Football, ' 66; Basketball, 66, 67; DECA Club, 67, 68. Kopetski, Claudia- Pep Club. Koval, Sharon— Girls ' Football, ' 66; Pep Club, ' 68. Lacey. Valerie— Madwoman of Chaillot crew, ' 68. Larson, Jan NIKI, ' 67; Raisin in the Sun. 67; House of Representatives, 66, 67; Russian Club. 68; German Club. 68; Model United Nations. 68; Russellog section editor, 68; Junior Achievement, ' 68. Larson, Louise — Presidential campaigns. LaRue, Ron -DECA, ' 68; Rajahs, 68. Lattin, Trudy — Band. Library Club, Speech Club, Science Club, National Honor Society, Valier High School; Band, A.F.S.. Great Falls High School; A.F.S.. 68; Applicant for Americans Abroad, 68. Linafelter, Rickey— None. Lemoine. Catherine- French Club. 67. Lilletvedt. Janice— G. A. A., 66, ' 67. ' 68; Girls- Track, ' 67, ' 68; Pep Club. 67, 68; National Honor Societv, ' 67, 68; Intramural Girls football, volleyball, basketball. 66, 67. 68; Heisey Award. 67; Inter-Club Council. 68. Lindgren Richard— Spanish Club. 67. 68; Spanish Club vice-president, 68; Russian Club, ' 68; Junior Achievement. ' 68; vice- president of sales for Junior .Achievement. ' 68; Chess Club, ' 66; Rajahs, 68; Art Club. ' 66; Spanish float, 67. 68. Locke. Renee— Pepperettes, ' 67. Lucas, Shirley— G. A. A., Future Homemakers of America, Future Teachers of America, Pep Club; Future Nurses of America, ' 66. Mason, Patty —G. A. A., ' 66, ' 68; Spanish Club, ' 66; Junior Prom, ' 67; Ran for Sweetheart at Butler, Missouri; Johns Brown ' s Body, ' 67 at Rapid City, S.D.; Intramural Volleyball and Basketball, ' 68. Lutzenhiser— Speech team, ' 66, ' 67; Male Ani- mal, ' 66; Thespians, 67, 68; Raisin in the Sun, ' 67; Carousel, ' 67; Snow White, ' 67; Pied Piper, 67; Pyramus Thisbe, ' 67; State Speech and Drama Meet, 67; Rocky Mountain Theatre Conference, ' 67; Guthrie trip, ' 67; Madwoman of Chaillot, ' 68; Art Club, ' 68; Symphony stage crew, ' 68; Ra- jahs, ' 68. M MacDonald, Bruce — Symphonic Band, ' 66, 67, ' 68; Russtones, ' 67, ' 68; Dixieland Band (Dixie Dudes), ' 68 Orchestra, ' 67, ' 68; Ski Club, ' 66; State and District Music Festivals, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Carousel, ' 67; Oklahoma, ' 68; Pep Band. Mack, Carla— Spanish Club, ' 67; Band, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; G.A.A., ' 68; Intramural Sports, ' 68; High School Bowling, ' 67, ' 68; Junior Achievement, ' 68; Madwoman of Chaillot, ' 68. Maffit, Gayle Sophomore Float G.F.H.S., ' 66; Girls Basketball, ' 66; Pep Club G.F.H.S., ' 66; Chorus, ' 66; Girls Football, ' 66; Guys and Dolls Musical, ' 66; Concert Choir C.M.R., ' 67; Girls 1st Trio, C.M.R., 67; District and State Music Festival, All-state Choir, ' 67; Modern Choir, ' 68; Triple Trio, ' 68; Senior Floats, ' 68. Mathews, Jan -Drill Team, ' 66; M.U.N., ' 67, ' 68; Junior Prom, ' 67; Senior Float, ' 68; National Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Speech, ' 68; Inter City Exchange G.F.H.S., ' 67. Matoon, Ginny — Russelletts, ' 68; Russellog, ' 68; Charge Party, ' 68; Junior Prom, ' 67. Maxwell, Grant— None. McCann, Cyndee — Homecoming Queen Candi date, ' 68; House of Representatives, ' 68; J.V Cheerleader, ' 66; Varsity Cheerleader, ' 67 ' 68; Inter-Club Council, ' 67; Ski Club, ' 67 McCullough, Nancy- -AH State Orchestra. ' 67 District Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; State Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67; Orchestra Festival ' 68; Symphonic Band, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Orches tra, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Golden Spurs, ' 67, 68 Russelletts, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Nike, ' 68; In- tramural Volleyball, ' 68; Senate, ' 68; Band Sec, Treasurer, ' 67; Pep Band, ' 66, 67, 68; Carousel, 67; Pied Piper, 67; Homecoming Parade, 66, 67, ' 68; Impact, ' 66; Spirit, ' 67; Charge, ' 68; Ski Club, ' 68; Track, ' 67. McCurdy, John— Chess Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Math Club, ' 66, ' 68; House of Representatives, 66; •67; N.F.L.. ' 67; M.U.N.. ' 67. ' 68; Junior Prom, ' 67; Winter Ball, ' 67, 68; National Honor Society. ' 67, ' 68; Pilot English Pro- gram, ' 68. Mahood, Nancie — Intramural Football, ' 66; G.A.A., ' 65; Pep Club, ' 68. Manning, Bob— Ke y Club, ' 67, ' 68; DECA, ' 68; National Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Ski Club, ' 68; Junior Prom, ' 67; Homecoming Parade, ' 68. Manning, Charles — German American Club, ' 66; Track, ' 66; Letterman Club Treasurer, ' 67. Martin. Ralph— Basketball, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Bas- ketball All American, ' 67. Mequire, Mary Ellen— Ski Club, ' 66; Carousel, ' 67; Madwomen . . . 68; Guthrie Trip, 67; House of Representatives, ' 68; National Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68. Michelotti, Barry Wrestling Manager, ' 66; Wrestler, ' 68; Rajahs, ' 68. Minor, Suzanne— G. A. A.. ' 66; Thespians, ' 67. ' 68; N.F.L., 67; Pep Club, 68; Guthrie Trip, 67; Madwomen of Chaillot, 68. Moe, Curt Band. Orchestra. Brass Choir, Chamber Winds, Dance Band, Dixieland Band, Pep Band. Molar, Kathy G.A.A., 66; N.F.I.., 67; Na- tional Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Junior Prom Refreshment Chairman, ' 67; Student Body Secretary, ' 68; Nike, ' 68; Cabinet, ' 68. Montgomery, Linda Ski Club, ' 66; Nike Club, ' 67, ' 68; F.T.A., ' 67; G.A.A., ' 67; French Club, ' 68; Inter-Club Council, 67; Nike Float, ' 68; Junior Prom, ' 67. A.F.S. club, A.F.S. secretary, ' 68; National Honor Society, 67, 68; Downtown Traflic Court, ' 67; Symphonic Band, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Marching Band, ' 66, ' 67, 68; State Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67; State Speech Meet. 66, 67; Pep Band, 66, 67, 68; Heiscy Award, 67; Honor Study Hall Committee, 67; Speech Camp, 67; Girls State, 67; .lunior Prom publicity, ' 67; National Merit Letter of Commendation, ' 68; N.F.L. vice-president, ' 67, ' 68; Voice of Democracy contest. 68; volunteer tutor, 68. Moore, Pat- Pep Club. 66, 67, 68; Yearbook Staff, ' 68. Morris. Pat G.A.A.. ' 66; Symphonic Band, ' 66. ' 67, ' 68; Pep Band, 67, ' 68; Orchestra, ' 67, ' 68; Junior Achievement, 68. Nelson, Steve Intramural Basketball, 67. Nielson, Dean None. Nisbet, Bob Carousel, 67; Senate, 68; Senior float, 68; Madwoman of Chaillot, 68. Morrison, Bruce Math Club, 66, ' 67; Chess Club, 66, ' 67, ' 68; Thespians, ' 67, ' 68; N.F.L., 67, 68; Carousel, 67; Snow White, ' 67; Pied Piper, ' 67; Pyramus and Thisbe, ' 67; Madwomen . , ' 68; Boys ' State Al- turnate, 67; Junior Prom, ' 67; King Kold Dance, ' 67; Sadie Hawkins, ' 67; The Purple Pot, ' 68; Rajahs. ' 68; Government Day. ' 66. ' 67, ' 68; Image Party Committee, Spirit, Action; Thespian Sergeant at Arms; Electric City Speech and Drama, 66, 67, ' 68; State Speech and Drama Festival, ' 66, ' 68. Morrison, Janet — Pep Club, ' 66; F.T.A., ' 66; French Club, 67. Musselman, Betty — Drill Team, ' 66; Costume Crew. ' 66; Glee Club, ' 66; Concert Choir, 67; Modern Choir. 68. N Nelson. Barb- Raisin in the Sun. 66; Carousel, ' 67; Pied Piper, ' 67. Nelson, Connie— NIKE club treasurer, ' 68; Pepperettes, 68; Russellog, 68; Senior float, ' 68; Buyers Club, ' 68; tutor for underprivi- leged children, ' 68. Nelson, Peggy — Russellog staff. ' 66, 67; music editor of Russellog, ' 68; N.F.L., ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Senate, ' 66. 67; German Club, ' 67. ' 68; Nisbet. Jim None. Novis, Nancy— Senate, 66; J.V. cheerleading, 67; Russellettes, 67; Ski Club, 67, 68; Art Club. 66. ' 67; Spanish Club. 67; Carousel, 67; People to People. ' 67; E.xchange student to G.F.H.S.. ' 67; DECA, 68; Homecoming parade, 67, 68; Homecoming floats. ' 66, ' 67, ' 68. Nyberg, Dale— R Club. 68. Nyberg. Gary — Baskeioall. 66. Nygard. Bonnie — G.A.A., 67, 68; Intramural Girls football, volleyball, basketball, and track, 67, 68. Oeleis, Denise — Drama. 66, 67, 68; French Club, 68. Olson. Cher l House of Representati es. ' 66; Ski Club, 66, 67. 68; Ski Club secretary. 67; National Honor Society. 67, 68; Heise Award, 67; Junior Miss, 67; Homecoming Princess, ' 68; Senior Class secretary. 68; Senate secretary, 68; Golden Spurs. 66. 67. 68; Symphonic Band. 66, 67; Concert Band, 68; Band vice-president, 67; Brass Choir, 66, 67; District Music Festival. ' 66. ' 67; State Music Festival. 67; .All-State Band. ' 67; Chamber Winds. 66; Nike. 68. Olson, Joe — None Olson, Neal German Club, 67, ' 68; Chess Club, 66, 67, 68; Math Club, 68; Modern Music Masters. 67, 68; Orchestra, 66. 67, ' 68; Assistant Manager of Orchestra. 67; Man- ager of Orchestra, ' 68; Madwoman of Chail- lot. 68; Heisey Award, ' 67; National Honor Society. ' 67, ' 68; State Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67; District Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67; Carou- sel, ' 67; Great Falls Symphony Association, ' 67; House of Representatives, ' 66. Orth, Fred— Wrestling, ' 66, ' 67. Peterson, Don Speech and Extemporaneous speaking, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; N.F.L. , ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; M.U.N., ' 68; Senate, ' 68; Russellog Staff, ' 68. Peterson, Joyce— floats, ' 67, ' 68; NIKE, ' 67; French Club, ' 67; DECA, ' 68. Pfeiffer, Marcia— NIKE, 67, ' 68; Junior Prom, ' 67; NIKE float, ' 68. Phillippe, Gary DECA club, ' 68; vice-president of DECA, ' 68; football, ' 66. Piekarz, Matt-DECA, ' 68. Pacini, Glenn — Ski Club, ' 68. Pomeroy, Renee — Future Nurses Club, ' 67, Pep Club, ' 67. Palagi, Michelle— Drill Team, ' 66; Spanish Club, ' 66; NIKE, ' 67; Gymnastics, ' 67; Stampede staff, ' 68. Pappin, Tom Ski team , ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Ski Club, ' 66. ' 67, 68; Modern Choir, 66; Key Club, 67, 68; R Club, ' 67. ' 68; House of Repre- sentatives, ' 68. Paun. Paula Band. ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Orchestra, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Pep Band, ' 66, ' 67, 68; G.A.A., ' 66; Heisey Award, 67; National Honor Society, 67; District Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67; State Music Festival, ' 67; Student Director for Carousel, ' 67. Payne, Janice — Art Club, ' 66; Spanish Club, 66; Orchestra, ' 66; Chorus, ' 66; Madwoman of Chaillot chairman for publicity, ' 67; Junior float, ' 67; Senior float, ' 68; Ski Club, ' 66; NIKE, 68; Drill team, ' 66; Homecoming parade, ' 68; Intramural Representative, ' 67. Peters, Cindy — Russellog, ' 67; Russellettes, ' 67. ' 68; National Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Homecoming floats, ' 66, 67, 68; Junior Prom decorations. 67. Peters, Debbie — Spanish Club, 66; House of Representatives, 66, 67, 68; Homecoming floats, 67, 68; Junior Prom, 67; Russellet- tes, 67, ' 68; Russellog, ' 66, ' 67; National Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68. Poncelet, Greg — football, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; wrestling, ' 66; R Club, ' 67; Cabinet, ' 68; Senior class president, ' 68. Ponikvar, Linda— G.A.A., ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; G.A.A. points manager, ' 66; Girls ' Chorus; Girls ' Intramural football, ' 66; Girls ' Intramural football champions, 67, ' 68; Girls In- tramural volleyball, 67, ' 68; Girls In- tramural basketball, 67; Girls Intramural basketball city championship, 68; Girls ' Track, 67, 68; State Track Meet. Preston, Lynn— Key Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Wrest- ling, ' 66; Ski Club, ' 67. Prieve, Steve— Math Club, ' 66, ' 68; A.F.S. club. ' 67; National Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Rus- sellog, ' 68; Student Court, 66; Boys ' State, ' 67; Heisey Awards, ' 66, ' 67. Puckett, Sharon — Junior class secretary, ' 67 Cabinet, 67; House of Representatives, ' 67 J.V. cheerleading, ' 67; Junior Prom, ' 67 Russellettes, ' 67; NIKE, ' 67; Russellog Staff, ' 68; Image Party, ' 68. Putnam, Carrie G.A.A. , ' 66; Symphonic Band, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Golden Spurs, ' 68; Buyers Club, ' 67; District Music Festivaln ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Sadie Hawkins Dance, ' 67; Intramural vol- leyball. ' 68; Homecoming Parade, ' 66, 67, 68. Quick, Priscilla- Student Advisory Council, 66; Russellettes, 66, 67; Speech and N.F.L., 66, 67, ' 68; Thespians, ' 68; A.F.S., 67; Snow White, 67; Madwoman of Chaillot, 68; Guthrie Trip, 67; Debate Workshop, ' 67; Action Party, 66; W.H.O., 67; Image, 68; State Speech Meet, 67; Heisey Award, 67; Girls State alternate, 67. Ryan, Maureen Speech Team, 66, 67, 68; Chorus, 66, ' 67; Future Nurse Club, 66, 67, 68; District Music Festival, 66; N.F.L., ' 66, 67, ' 68; National Thespian Society, ' 67, ' 68; Rocky Mountain Theatre Conference, ' 67; Raisin in the Sun, Carousel, Snow White, Pied Piper, Madwoman of Chaillot, ' 67, ' 68; The Purple Pot, ' 68. Ryan, Sheila None. S Reeder, Rich— Football, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Basketball, 66, 67; Track, 66, 67; R Club, 67, 68. Reinhardt, Polly — Russellog, 66, 68; Stampede, 66, 68; Ski Club, 66, ' 67, ' 68; Russellettes, 67, 68. Renning, Dennis — Football, 66, 67, 68; Bas- ketball, 66, 67, 68; R Club, 67, 68. Richards, Dennis— None. Rittenhouse, Debbie— Pep Club, 68; G.A.A., 66, 67; Speech, 66, 67; F.H.A., 66, 67. Robinson, Kirk — Rajahs, 68. Rollins, Mary Jane — None. Rosander, Ben — Mafice, ' 67; Junior Achieve- ment, ' 68. Sabo, Jeannie- French Club, 66, 67; Band. 67, 68; Pep Club, 68; Orchestra, 66; Nike, 67, 68; Inter-Club, 68; Honor Society, 67. 68; Gymnastics, 67; Rainbow Dance, 68; He- isey Award, 67; Snow White. Saucier, Steve — Chess Club, 66; Football, 66, 67; Track, 66; Golf, 67, 68; Rajahs. 68. Sather, Kathy — Concert Choir, 66; Be! Conto, 66; All State Choir, 67; District and State Music Festival, 66, 67; Modern Choir, 67, 68; Russell Ayres, 67, 68; Carousel. 67; Thespians, 68; Treble Shakers, 67, 68. Saunders, Patti— Nike, 66; DECA. 67; Bowling. 66, 67. Scarbro, Barbara — Symphoni c Band, 66, 67, 68; Pep Club, 67, 68; Russelletts, 67. 68; Pep Band, 68. Rosendahl, Cathy— Student Court, 68; N.F.L., ' 67, ' 68; M.U.N., 67, 68; Senior Bake Sales, 68; Image, 68; Speech Team, 66. Ross, Mark— Chess Club, 67, 68; Student Court, 66. Scarbro, Tom— Football, 66, 67, 68; Wrestling, 66, 67, 68; R Club. 68. Schoberg, Shirlee— Pep Club, ' 67, ' 68; Nike, ' 67, 68; Junior Float, 67; Sadie Hawkins, 66; Intramural Volleyball, 66. Rozzell, Audrey — None. Ruff, Barbara— Orchestra; Intramural Volley- ball, Basketball, Football; Stampede; Pep Club President; Carousel; Interclub Council; G.A.A.; King Kold Dance, 67; King Kold Dance Refreshment Chairman, 67. Ruff, Faye— Pep Club, ' 67, 68; Yearbook, 68; Madwoman of Chaillot, 68. Schuff, Gene — Intramural Football and Basket- ball, 66; Rajahs, 68. Schule, Heide— Ski Club. 66; Band. 66; Or- chestra, 66; G.A.A.. 66. 67; Nike, 66; French Club, 66; State Music Festival. 66. 67, 68; Junior Achievement, 66; at Great Falls High School: Band. 68. Schuler, Judi Art Club. 68, Schultz, Rich— Junior Prom, ' 67; Ski Club, ' 66. Schultz, Sue-Pep Club, ' 67, ' 68; DECA, ' 68. Sciuchelti, Lou -G. A. A., ' 66, ' 67; Russellettes, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 68; Future Nurses, ' 68; DECA, ' 68; Nike, ' 68; Ski Club. ' 68. Sechena, John- Key Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; R Club, 66, ' 67, ' 68; R Club Treasure, ' 67; Ski Club, ' 66; Cabinet, 66, ' 67, ' 68; Advisory Council, ' 66; President Sophomore Class, ' 66; Pres- ident Junior Class, ' 67; President Student Body, ' 68; Co-Chairman Jr. Prom, ' 67; Football, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Wrestling, ' 67; De- fensive Lineman of the Year, 67; Heisey Award, ' 67; Boys ' State Delegate, ' 67. Selstad, Charlotte— G. A. A., House of Repres- sentatives, Russellettes, A.F.S., DECA, Buyers ' Club. Ski Club, Heisey Award. Senstad. Tim- Track, ' 66, ' 67; Art Club, ' 68; Football, ' 68; Rajahs. ' 68. Shamburger. Terry— German Club, ' 67. ' 68; Honor Society. ' 67, ' 68; Band, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Pep Band, ' 68. Shannon, Sharon — Spanish Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Speech Team, ' 66; N.F.L., ' 66; DECA, ' 68; Interclub Council, 68; Junior Prom, ' 67. Simmons, Rick — Football. ' 66; Track, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; R Club, 66, 67, 68; Basketball, ' 67; Debate, ' 67; Newspaper, 67; Art Show, ' 67; Intramural Basketball and Football, ' 68. Skeel, Hal— Rajahs. ' 68. Smith. Bruce Art Club. ' 66; at G.F.H.S. Smith, Charlene— Russellettes. ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Na- tional Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; A.F.S., ' 68. Smith. Cindy French Club. ' 66, ' 67; French Club Vice President, ' 67; G.A.A., ' 67; A.F.S., 67; Yearbook Staff, 68; Russell- ettes, ' 68; Junior Prom, ' 67; Junior Float, 67; Senior Float, 68. Smith, Cricket French Club, ' 67; A.F.S., 66; Russellog Staff, 67; Russellettes, 67. Smith, Denise— DECA, ' 67. Smith, Russ R Club, ' 67; Wrestling, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Montana Boys ' State, ' 67; Cross Country, ' 66, ' 67; House of Representatives, ' 68. Smith. Sherry — Ski Club, ' 66; Buyers ' Club, ' 67 G.A.A., ' 67; Pep Club, ' 67; Drill Team, ' 66 Sophomore Float, ' 66; Junior Float, ' 67 Senior Float, ' 68; Junior Prom, ' 67; Girls Football, ' 67; DECA, ' 68; Golf Team, ' 66. Snodgrass, Sherri — Art Club, ' 67, ' 68. Sonnemaker, Judy — Pep Club, ' 67, ' 68. Spencer, Debbie — Girls Glee, ' 66; Mixed Chorus, ' 67; Concert Choir, ' 68; Pep Club, ' 68. Spies, David— Swim Team, ' 66; Surfing Team, ' 66; Literary Magazine, ' 68; Christmas Seal Helper, ' 68; Air Scouts, ' 66; M.U.N., ' 68. Stapp, Sally — House of Representatives, ' 66, ' 67; Art Club, ' 67, ' 68; Vice President of Art Club, ' 68; The Male Animal, ' 66; Raisin in the Sun, ' 67; Junior Prom, ' 67; Homecoming Float, ' 67, ' 68; Inter-Club Council, ' 68. Starling, Jan — N.F.L., ' 66, ' 67; Thespians, ' 66, ' 67; National Honor Society, ' 67. ' 68; Heisey Award. ' 67. Starr, Dave— Football, ' 66; Golf, ' 66; French Club, ' 67; Junior Prom, ' 67; Rajahs, ' 68. Steiner. Joe — Football, ' 66; Wrestling, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; A.F.S., ' 68; Montana Boys ' State, ' 67. Stevens, Pam — Stampede, ' 66, ' 67; G.A.A., ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; National Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; A.F.S.. ' 68; Nike, ' 68; Junior Prom, ' 67. Strand, Wendy Tri-M, ' 67; G.A.A., ' 66; Gym- nastics, ' 67; Band, ' 66, ' 67. 68; Orchestra. 66, 67, ' 68; Pep Band, ' 67, ' 68; Spanish Club, ' 66: Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Carousel, ' 67; All State Band, ' 67, ' 68; State Music Festival, 66, ' 67, ' 68; District Music Fes- tival, ' 66, ' 67. Swap. Janice— Drama Club, ' 66, ' 67; Art Club, ' 66, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 66, ' 67; Ski Club, ' 67; French Club, ' 66, ' 67; Science, ' 67; L.A. Museums; Director of The Mouse That Roared, ' 67. T Travis, Bill Football, ' 66, ' 67: Track. ' 66: Soc- cer, ' 67; Basketball, 66. Turner, Bob Cross Country, 66, ' 67: Basket- ball, ' 66, ' 67; Weighlliriing, ' 66. 67: House of Representatives, ' 67; Key Club, 67, ' 68. Turner, Jim Basketball, 66, 67; ( ross Coun- try, ' 66, ' 67; Weightlifting, 66, 67; Key Club, ' 67, ' 68; Honor Society, ' 67. ' 68; House of Representatives, 68. Tabacco, Marcia German Club, ' 66; Concert Choir, ' 67, ' 68; Speech, ' 68; Girls Glee Club, ' 66. Taleff, Dick -Modern Choir, ' 68; Concert Choir, ' 66; Russell Ayres, ' 67; Carousel, 67; State Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67; District Music Fes- tival, ' 66. ' 67; All-State Chorus, ' 67; Russell Ayres Boy, ' 67; Boys ' Octet, ' 68. Tatarka, Cheryl-Art Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Mad- woman of Chaillot, 68; Snow White. ' 66; Children ' s Plays, ' 68. Tebeau. Joe— Band. ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; N.F.L., ' 68. Thorne, Paula — Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Library Club, ' 66, ' 67; Student Council, ' 66; Latin Club, ' 67; R.O.T.C, ' 67; Quill and Scroll, ' 67; Science Club, ' 66, 67. U Ukrainetz, Ron— Russell Ayres, 66, 67, 68 Modern Choir, 66, ' 67, ' 68: R.A.B., ' 66, ' 67 ' 68; Art Club, ' 67, ' 68; Ski Club. 67; Car ousel , ' 68; Music Festivals, 66. 67. ' 68 Ure, Doug Band. 66, ' 67, ' 68: Orchestra, 67, 68; Thespians, ' 68; Raisin in the Sun, 67; Madwoman, ' 68; District Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67; State Music Festival. 67. W Waag, David— Band, ' 66. ' 67; Montana Boy ' s State Delegate. ' 67; Lethbridge Student Ex- change Program. ' 68; M.U.N.. 68: Heisey Award. Wahl. Harold— D.E., Deca Club, 68. Threet, Julie — A.F.S., ' 66, ' 67; House of Repre- sentatives, ' 68; Allstate Orchestra, ' 67; Band, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Orchestra, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Chorus, ' 68; Ski Club, ' 66, ' 67; State Band Festivals, ' 66, ' 67; Stage Band, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Heisey Award, 67; Carousel. 67; Intramural Vol- leyball, 66; Pep Band, ' 66, 67, 68; Impact, Who, Charge; Homecoming Parade, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; District Music Festival, 66, ' 67; G.A.A., ' 66. Thygesen, Donita— None. Tramelli, Gail— G. A. A., ' 67; Yearbook Staff. ' 68; Russellettes, ' 68; Drill Team. ' 68; Homecoming Parade. ' 67. 68; Junior Prom, ' 67. Webb, Caria— Pep Club. ' 66. 67: Cheerleader. 66; Chorus. ' 66. ' 67. ' 68: F.H.A., ' 66. ' 67; Transfer: Chorus. 68. Weber, Nick— Gymnastics, 66. 67: Drama. 66, ' 67; Concert Choir, ' 66, Modern Choir. 68. Webster. Kathy— Russelletts. ' 68; Stampede Stall. 66; Russellog Staff. 67; G.A.A.. 66: Art Club, 67; Avon Advisory Panel. 68; Junior Achievement. 68. Weissman, Sally— Buvers Club. 67; Ski Team. ' 66. 67; Ski Club, 66, 67. 68; Vice Pres- ident of Ski Club, 67. 68: Spanish Club. 66: Russelletts, 68; Nike, 67. Wenzel, Melody— Russellog, ' 68. Westfall, Luana— G.A.A., ' 66. ' 67, ' 68; Drill Team, ' 66; D.E., 68. Wheeler, Kathleen— N.F.L., ' 68; Thespians, ' 68; Pep Club, ' 66 at Beaverhead County High School. Wheeler, Pam — Pep Club, ' 68. Wiley, Sharon— National Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Heisey .Award. Witt, Billy — Football, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Track, ' 66, ' 67; Wrestling, ' 67; Lettermen ' s Club, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Lettermen ' s Club President, ' 67; House of Representatives, ' 66; Senate, ' 67; Interclub Council, ' 67. Wolfe, Pam— Pepperettes Secretary-Treasurer, ' 68; Pepperettes, ' 67, ' 68; G.A.A., ' 67; Or- chestra, ' 66; District Music Festival, ' 66. Wolford, Suzanne — Future Nurses Club, ' 67, ' 68; French Club, ' 68; Driver ' s Education, ' 66; Drama, ' 68. Wilhelm, Joan— Art Club, ' 66; Heisey Award, ' 67; National Honor Society, ' 67, ' 68; Stampede Editor-in-chief, ' 68; Nike Club, ' 68; Interclub Council, ' 68; Girls State Al- ternate, ' 67. Wong, Pam— Pep Club, ' 68. Wood, Donald— Concert Choir, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Modern Choir, ' 66; Mixed Choir, ' 67; FC.T., ' 68. Willits, Dennis -Rajahs, ' 68; Chorus, ' 68; Thes- pians, ' 68; Drama ( Carousel , Pied Piper , Madwoman ), ' 67, ' 68. Wilson, Darrell — Track, Wrestling, ' 66. ' 67. ' 66; Football. ' 66; Wilson. Jim— Track, ' 66; Football Manager, ' 67, ' 68; House of Representatives ' Page, ' 68; Rajah, ' 68; Letterman ' s Club, ' 68. Woods. Denise — G.A.A., ' 66, 67; Carousel. ' 67; Russell Ayres, ' 67, ' 68. Woodward, Bonnie— Concert Choir, ' 66, ' 67; Modern Choir, ' 68; Tri-M, ' 68; Chordetts, ' 66; Concertones, ' 67; Buyers ' Club, ' 67; A.F.S., Student Government Day, ' 67, ' 68; Senior Float, ' 68. Worley, Michael— Rajahs, ' 68. Wilson, Ken— Ski Club, ' 66; N.F.L.. ' 67, ' 68 Key Club, ' 67, ' 68; Pyramus and Thisbe, ' 67 State Speecn and Drama Meet. 67 Stampede, ' 68; Madwoman of Chaillot, ' 68 Drama Meets, ' 68; Thespians, ' 68. Wilson, Myrtle Rae - Concert Choir, ' 66; N.F.L., and Speech Team, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; M.U.N., ' 67, ' 68; Interclub Council, ' 68; A.F.S.. ' 67, ' 68; Honor Society, 67, 68; Student Senate, ' 68; Girls ' State Delegate, ' 67; N.F.L., President, ' 68; N.F.L. Secretary, ' 67; Heisey Award, ' 67; American Legion Oratorical Contest, ' 67. ' 68; Voice of Democracy Contest. ' 67, ' 68. Windon, Carol — Rodeo Club, ' 66. Young, Kathie — Girl ' s Glee Club, ' 66; District Music Festival, ' 66, ' 67; Concert Choir, ' 67; Concertones, ' 67; Modern Choir, ' 68; Nike Club, ' 67, ' 68; Nike Club Vice President, ' 68; Nike Float, ' 68. Yudysky, Leo— Great Falls Swim Team, 66. 67, 68. Zimmerman, Bonnie — Future Nurses Club Vice President, ' 67; Future Nurses Club Pres- ident, ' 68; Inter-club Council, ' 68. Witt, Betty- Pep Club, ' 68. Parades, Proms, Persistent Homework To Marcia Cor Watch out for the junior class! When they get busy, there ' s no stopping them I For example, way before Christmas they ' d already built an impressive float for homecoming parade, cheered the junior varsit team to a winning football season, boosted their treasury with bake sales, won key positions in student government, and written several groups (in- cluding Sergio Mendes and Brasil ' 66) to ask about playing for the prom. JV cheerleader Liz Christiansen and Nancy Harrington get a lift at homecoming parade. Mean Busy Year For Active Juniors Junior bake sales help finance class projects Fred Weber works on plans for junior prom. Special projects keep juniors busy, but classes still rank first, and the juniors have shown the same skill and talent in studies as in all of their other activities. Heisey Awards, Honor Society, PSAT, and National Merit scores have helped to prove that juniors are achiev- ers. In addition, serving as student aides for the sophomore Pilot English program has added to pride in helping others. Debby Abel Susan Akey Curt Allen Ole Allestad Debbie Anderson Jack Anderson Tim Anderson Bill Armstrong Cheryl Arnn Rusty Arnn Leslie Atchison Tom Baird Eugene Baker Pat Baker Sally Baker S. i m ' p Junior Class School Spirit, Rustler Pam Baldwin Dick Balhiser Linda Ballestad Sue Bangen Bev Bardwell Sue Barlow Bob Barnes Bruce Barrett Steve Bass Renato Batello 194 Lynn Roberts and Larry Landsverk disagree on where the paint goes. Pride Make Big Contributions Linda Bates Judy Becl er Kathy Belhumeur Cindy Bell Brian Bennett John Bennett Vic Bennett Noralee Bierwagen Gary Bigelow Jan Billingham 195 Suzie Blewett Leona Bobbett Marilvn Braaten Mike Briggs Ken Brodston (P ? .O p Randi Brown Bill Budeski Don Burckhard Ken Carlson Pat Carlson Patti Carter Vickie Carver Rion Cascaden 196 Rita Cassell Karen Chase Sue Childers Dan Chord Shelly Chrisman Liz Chr Linda Christian Jim Clavadetscher Scott Cobb Sue Cofer Juniors Play Key Roles In School Life Marcia Coole ■ I Carol Comstock Sheri Corb Pam Cornish Marcia Corv Linda Couture Connie Cox Jennie Cox Darlene Crone Linda Cronin Cindy Crossman Linda Cunninghai Mary Cziiro Pat Daiiey Chris Daley Jeff Dan forth Carol Davidson Diane Davis Jackie Davis Dee Dee Dear Han DeJongh Linda Deimor Sharon Denning Virginia Dent Debbie Dewitt Special Projects Develop Abilities, Sharon Distad Sam Dodge Bill Dougherty Dave Droegemueller Bill Duffey Sharon Duncan James Durham Maureen Dwyer Dianna Eberl George Eberl Eve Edens Peggy Eldridge Judy Ellis ' f -v Junior Frank Meyers for once gets caught on the other end of the camera. Bring Juniors New Skills Katv Engel Vicki Engle Bill Ezell Brett Fagenstrom Iris Farrington (fr ' I Barh Feiden Bruce Ferron Ken Fertte Eugene Flamond f tf Glenda Flanagan 199 Diane Gallik Steve Gebert Rita Gebhardt Pam Gehl Berneil Gerry Charolotte Gittens Klaus Gliewe Mark Goetz Denise Goodman Terrv Goulet Bruce Grabofsky Calvin Granbois Debbie Grasseschi Charlotte Green Nancy Green Kathy Greene Karen Gregg Diane GrifTiths Gary Grimes Bonnie Gross Chcr l Hadford Don Haggbloom Nanc) ' Halvorson Sharon Hamrcll Frosty Hancnburg Dave Hansen Nancv Harrington Juniors Add Spirit To Sports, Drama Karen Higgins Louise Hill Conni e Hohmann Carol Holmes Violet Holum Stan Koran Peggy Hovland H M Sfe s 201 Junior president Mickey Taleff shoots for victory in float contest. Annita Isakson Peggy Janetski Dorothy Jarvey Brenda Jenson Linda Johnsen Karla Johnson Kathy Johnson Linda Johnson Rochelle Johnston Tom Jones David Jurasck Stephanie Kalalal Steve Kenison Kevin Kennedv Junior Legislators Introduce Key Bills Jan Kirk Jack Kjelsrud Karrol Klibbe Bev Kline Kathy Knight Kathy Knobf Michelle Koehn Mary Koelzer Mary Kolski Sparky Kottke Don Kuglin Peggy Kuhr Tom Kuntz Linda Lamphere Dan Landes 203 Larry Landsverk Scott Larson Linda LaRue Will Lathrop Bill Lau Laura Law John Lawlor JefT Layton Norma Lehrman Thelma Letcher . ' ' Wendv Letcher Kirk Lewis Don Linabarv Jane Lindle Mar Lichtenheld • t i mf ' f s ' ' Publications, Speech, Involve Time, Verlie Maas Elane McDonald Jan McDonald Cind Mahon Linda Mares 204 iiiA Michelle Maltingly Shells .V1eKame f j ffB|B Janet McLeod Poll) McMillen Am Mellender Bill Melvin Terrv Messman !S Energy Of Active Junior Class Frank Myers Alice Mikkelsen Connie Mitchell Wendy Mitchell Jerry Mogstad Doug Moore George Moore Sherri Munchberg t r : L 205 Patt Murphy Spencer Myer Debbie Nader Dan Nash Leslie Neisen Anita Nelson Bruce Nelson Michele Nelson Peggy Newcomb Leanna Newman Juniors Create Own Image, Identity Rayla Newman Chris Niswanger Viola Nottingham Dan Novak Ken Nugent Kurt Nulph Bev Nyberg Gary Nygard Kathy Obstar Judv O ' Haire Kerr Donna Ondrasek Shannon Orrock Don Otis Steve Oxford Russ Page 206 Sharry Palagi Dennis Palmer George Pankralz Mike Pappin Karen Parker Doug Patten Gale Paytz Debra Pederson Patty Penwell Jettie Person •«:;:f::;«;r ' With Help Of Sponsors, Advisers Mr. Richard Wooden. Junior adviser, lends a hand with class float. Diana Peternel Linda Peters Cherie Peterson Cindy Peterson Kathv Pipinich Tom Pluhar Ed Podobnik Dave Porsborg Margaret Prendergast Les Preston Darreil Price Larry Price Shirley Price Connie Puzon Roger RafTerty p 1 ? ' ' I Bir Hl Linda Raynor Kathy Remington Jim Reynolds Virginia Reynolds Laurie Reynolds Diane Rice Connie Ridl Bob Riggin Jackie Roberts Lvnn Roberts 208 Lynn Rodger Chuck Roesner Vicki Rogers Pat Romanchuk Linda Ross Cheryl Rudel Clayton RulT Donna Rusch Cheryl Russell Prom Budget Occupies Junior Time Nanc Rutten Jerry Rvbarczvk Kathy Sallin Diane Sargent Bob Savase Dale Schafer Jane Schile Jardene Schlosser ,. . Candy Schmidt ' .; ' f Marlene Schneider r X Pam Seidl HU - Susan Sens. ■ -T Shirle Shar 209 Su Shaw Dan Sheasbv Susie Sherman Jody Skaggs Matt Skulrud Stephanie Sloan Dan Slough Sharon Smestad Bruce Smith Mvrtle Smith Susie Sorensen Susan Spivey Chuck Stanich Darlene Stefani Vicki Stevens With Work and Play The Juniors Make Painted knees help con e junior enthusiasm. Sharon Storms Larry Strizich Bob Surmi Kath Sutei Don Svennuna Duane Swanson Deborah Swingley Charlene Tadewaldt Larrv Takala Mick Taleff Theresa Taormi Mike Taylor Sam Taylor Susan Taylor Linda Thares mi ' tmim Their Own Special Unity ,. v k ht ' Vickie Thiede Alice Thompson Gary Thoreson Debbie Thurslon Kass Tippeu Diane Ure Laura Vaughn Judy Wahl John Waldrop Cynlhia Walker Kim Walker Jeff Wallis Gloria Wandke Margaret Warden Fred ' Weber V Diane Webster Vic Westphal Rocky White Brian Whitehorn Donna Whitmore Debbie Wieweck Dick Wiley Paula Wilkinson Karen Williams LaLani Williams Terry Williams Donna Wilson Debra Winterrovvd Shirley Winterrowd Donna Witherspoon 212 Laura Woods Karen Wraalstad Bob Wright Elizabeth Wright Jim Younce Alan Young Rebecca Young Peggy Youngdale BilVzahara Duane Zander Fave Zander Diana Zbinden Kathv Zinn V.cke Zvemond Bard Feiden and Nanc Harrington sneak a break from study efforts. Challenge Of New School, Classes, Md into the gym lor another pep assembU High school is a challenge to new- comers — but the sophomore class has met that challenge and won! The amount of new Rustler pride and spirit is one proof of Sophomore vic- tory and for more, just look at activi- ties. A float for the homecoming parade, a big part in Government Day. legislation, bake sales and other fund-raising projects, plus a winning season for the JV teams. These are only a few samples of Sophomore spirit. Activities Is Met By Sophomores The world of activities doesn ' t claim all sopho- more time. In fact, it still comes after classes and homework. New skills and abilities are acquired and old talents polished as Sophomores learn to study and still have time to enjoy extra projects and activities. New teaching methods give more opportunities for knowledge in myriads of ways. Whether in class gaining skills, or using them in activities, the sophomore class has contributed much to life at CMR. Roger Bender discovers how useful studs halls can be. Ra Cook anucipalcs up- ward climb. 215 Darlene Abel Peggy Adams Cheri Albertson Penns Allen Phillip Allred Patti Allum Y Arthur Alt ' i Debra Ammondson Dan Amundson Confusion Marks First School Days Sharon Amweg Art Archibeque Jackie Arts Debbie Ashmore Lynne Atchison Debby Atkinson Gary Austin Elizabeth Back Sherrv Baehler Mike Baird Casey Baker Bob Baker Linda Banach Daisey Motschenbacher Russ Hardine 216 Shellex Barber Glenn Barren Jack Baleman Pennie Battle Beckv Battleson Duane Bauch Chris Bedmar Dennis Bell Roger Bender Sheila Bender At CMR For Sophomore Class Mike Bennetl Mar Bergstrom Maria Biggs Mar ann Bistodeau Jill Bivens Fred Blanks Joanne Bogner Beann Bonahoom Daud Bond Em Lu Boomer ih ' O kalic Bottoml Jerr Boughton 217 Tim Ballou Bernie Brantley David Brosten Greg Brown Jud Brown Richard Brugger Wayne Brugman Robbie Buckel Bernadette Bueler , Lorraine Bunker Jane Burch Diane Burt Rick Busek Rand Bush Karen Caddell Sophomores Find Unique Government Karen Calkins Gene Cantrell Dons Capps Wilma Carter Darrell Conwa 218 LcAnn ( uscadc Donnu t hildcrs Sieve (hiarson Gall Christian Gail Chrislenson Alan Chrisuanscn Clara Cichosz Bruce Clausen Brent Cobb Day Activities Exciting Pat Cooper John Corwin Carol Cotton Shari Courtney Donna Cronin Danny Cunningham Richard Cunningham Coleen Darrow Marlyn Davdison Donna Davis r. 219 Pat Davis Steve Daus Paula Davis Linda Daves Tom Dawson Harlan Dean Pattie Dean Kit Delanev Bev Derb shire Trudv Diilard Kristi Dodse Bill Doles Steve Donnelly Monty Dorr Eva Doucette Marilon Droscher Parma Duerden Terri Dunagan Nancy Duncan Madeline Durand Kathy Durkin Bruce Eckhart Peggy Edwards Garv Ehnes V 1 Patlie Eidel !« ' ; 11 r. V- Casey Eldridge Melanie Emerson Bill Emerson y ' ) t, Kim Fagenstrom Kurt Fagenstrom Debbie Fanning Russ Faris Ronda Farrell H n V ' Homecoming Float Shows Sophomore Skill tft. £ Arthur Farrington Roger Fatz Carol Fayden Mary Fayden Mike Favden Carol F Linda Field Ed Fila 221 (?% fSf 4. ■ , r ( S||? ' i i M 1 4 Nancy Fritz Del Geary Sandy Genereu Pam Gilmore DaleGilliland Nancy Ginnatz Barb Goettel Randy Golightly Carla Graves Nellie Green Sid Green Debbie Gregory Earnest Gregory Carol Gregori Eric Grider Nancy Grieve James Gruel Mvrna Gunder Linda Haiek Chris Halco f 1 L.1 -.- « I tiXj Bryun Harris Doug Harvey Val Harvey Gerald Hawkinson Sieve HelTernan Andrea Hemsted Deb Henderschott Marv Henderson Tom Herring Barbara Herman JV Teams Give Sophomores Winning Year Deb Higbee Bev Higgins Leslie Hill Pam Hill Stewart Hirsch Victor Hirsch Carol Hiskey Trudy Hitchcock Roberta Holder Connie Hollis Diane Holl Dena Hopkins Mary Hoppe Warren Hopper David Horner Marlene Hovde David Huston James Hvnes Linda Irv in Pat Jarvev Sophomore Class Show Rustler Spirit Linda Jenkins Julie Jenson Keith Johnson Jayne Johnson Kellv Johnson Larry Johnson Ronald Johnson Penny Johnston Nelda Jones Sandra Jones Brett Jorgenson Gary Junlunen Donna Juvick Randy Kaler Earlene Kapp rr - iv ' Doug Keith Barbara Kindle Dave Kirk Kathie Klawitter John Knight Rick Kno ' ble During Battle Cry, Pep Assemblies 4 c §t Brenda Knoble Marsha Kob Karen Komar Louise Komar Ron Koon Dannv Koonlz William Korsi Dave Kraus Rand Kremer Sue Kress Kath KueHer Kalh Kunl Kennie Kunlz Slan Kunlz 225 Gary Kyle - Cheryl Lacey _ , Sue LaForge tV Claudia Lane Cheryl Latimer Crais Laurence Val Lawlor Marvalee Latlin Darrell Lazure Larrv Lewis Cheryl Linabar Henry Lindgret Tom Lindgren Ken Liston Sophomore Class Congressmen Sponsor Susan Logan Steve Loney Robert Longan Diana Lords Colleen Locke Verne Lockwood Janice Lott Harriet Lucas Ron Lucero Ed Lucina 226 Dennis Lund Gerrv L nch Orv Mader Allan Madsen Marie Maeder Sheila MahaffeN Barbara Mahood Terry Maki Kathrvn Marble Phil Mares W% i ' , , (HL Carol Markham Nancy Marks David Marrujo Steve Marzoir Rochelle Mallov Nr ' W r Important Student Body Legislation Christine Mason Steve Mason Tim Mathews Vicki Matkovich Va! Maser Karen McBroom Corinne MeBurne Mar McCarts Shauna McCloud Carol McDonald 227 Jim McDonald Roy McGrail Steve McGrail Darrel McGuire Lonnie McKerro- Karen McLaughlii Pattie McLean Steve McNeese Harley McNeils John McPherson e .f5: Jim Mollander Jan Montgomery Bernie Mooney Blher Morgan Tom Morris Dorothea Morrison Jerry Murolo Larry Murolo Billie Musselman Terry Muzzana Cynda Myles Nancy Neal Leon Nerpel Jim Nett . Class Identity Is Major Sophomore Goal Sharon Novaco Collen O ' Connell Cind Odejard Letty Offerdahl Jim Olson Maria Paun Jim Pavne Dennis Peel - ' Michael Peel xl Sandie Peters ' Lindsey Pelers Sandy Peterson Delores Pell Chervl Ph Darvl Ph: Speech, Sports, Publications Are Lisa Plalis Cindy Podobnik Jeff Poncelet Michael Polls Malilda Poulsen Teresa Powell Rose Price Debra Quick Arlhur Rabe Sandra Roda ,Iimm RalTerlv 230 New Adventures For Sophomores Scou Ruble Beverly Ruff Don Ryan Debbie Sanders Mike Sanderson Bill Sanl ' ord John Scarbro Bob Schailel Gary Schmason Connie Schutr Leonard SchutT Tobey Sehulc Darrell Sehulie Marvina Shullz Fred Schuman 231 Henry Schurman Paula Schustes Judy Scoones Kathy Sechena Signe Senstad Mary Sexton Paul Shatto Jo Shellon Carol Sivertsen Bruce Skaggs Annell Skoge Steve Smestad Becki Smith Bronson Smith Terrv Smith Sophomore Class Learns Important June Smith David Snyder Marsha Smith Judith Solheim Linda Sonnemaker Cand Spiering Kit Spohn Dennis Sprague 232 , i(m Jim Sta Barbara StctTcnsmK orrainc Slcincr Shelled Siemens Dt-bbic Slcviarl Linda Sutherland Sharon Swayze Leonard Svkes ) Linda Tabacco Gar Takala Lessons From Juniors, Seniors Jim Olson learns humility from Senior Key Club member. 233 Wendy Taleff Judv Tanner Vick Tart Michelle Tolliver Darrell Tomlinson Robin Uler Alice Wa mire Charles Wasson Deby Warner Sherne Wallader ,« ' Julie Wallace Kelly Walker Sylvia Wagner Ken Waag Kathe Westpha 234 BilK Wesl Clarence Welling Matt Weingart Gail Weckerly Larry Wenzek Montana White Steve Whitmore Melissa Wittmier Melinda Wittmier Roberta Witham Mike Wilson Del Wilson Clay Williams Denise Williams Dale Willets iia New Study Programs Involve Sophomores W-.; ifelv; L Chervl Willard Monte Wiike Pamela W orley Dennis W orkman 235 What ' s New? Find Out! In The Petite Shoppe, of course! The Petite Shoppe is known as the authority on Teen Time fashions. This is no accident. Not only has the Petite Shoppe always shown a strong interest in teens and their needs, this unique fashion store also goes out of its way to let teens themselves decide what fashions should be ob- tained. The means is a unusual organization called Teen Buyers Club , including membership from all three of our local high schools. At Buyers Club meetings, members are shown the new fashions months in advance of the regular season seeing then as regular store buyers see them. From the opinions the club members, the Petite Shoppe decides what fashions to buy for this age group. Buyers Club is also associated with the National Fashion Board of SEVENTEEN Magazine. 236 K ' f)ft i .0 J K ; 27VyDlO i R 9 flHni r ( F W H l m ' ia -- ' ' 1 M -- PERSONALITIES . . , f flMb u v W . . . ARTFULLY EXPRESSED . , . 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Donald 211 Swanberg, John 72 Swanberg, William Swanson, Dennis 174 Swanson, Duane 72, 211 Swap, Janice 174 Swap, Pamela 54. 124 Swartz. Judy 174 Swayze. Sharon 64, 233 Swingley. Deborah 34, 211 Sykes, Lenny 25. 27, 233 Tabacco, Linda 64, 233 Tabacco, Marcia 34, 70, 174 Tacke, Marlene 174 Tacke, Michael Tadewaldt, Chariene 24. 54. 2 Takala, Gary 233 Takala, Larry 92. 211 TalefT. Deborah Taleir. Mick 52. 123. 202. 211 TalefT. Richard 19. 21, 32, 174 TalefT, Wendy 53, 119. 126. 2; Tani, Kenneth 153 Tanner. Judy 234 Taormina. Steve 103. 234 Taormina. Theresa 21 1 Tart, Vick 234 Tatarka. Cheryl 174 Taylor. Howard 103. 149 Taylor. Michael 211 Taylor. Sam 21. 30, 32, 211 Taylor, Susan 21 1 Tebeau, Joseph 25, 70, 174 TefTt, Beverly (Mrs.) 144 Terry, James 26. 234 Thares. Diann 234 Thiede. Vickie 211 Thompson. Alice 211 Thompson, Anna Thompson, Brian 234 Tho mpson, Patricia 24, 27, 31 Thoreson, Gary 89. 101, 103. Thorne. Ramona 124 Thornton. Robert 15, 65, 84, Threet. Julie 27. 32. 42. 124. Thurston. Deborah 32. 58. 77 Thune. Gar) 174 Thygesen, Donita 174 Tieljen. Catherine 56. 67 Tolliver. Michelle 24. 12 Tomlinson, Darrell 234 Toogood, Jack 82. 88. 1 Tramelli, Gail 54, 174 Travis, William Trescott. Lynn 21 1 Troolin. Donna 146 Trotter, Kathy 234 Trotter. Patricia 175 Tubman, Kenneth Tucker, George Tuckerman. Gayta 35 Turek. Diane 211 Turner. James 52. 69. I Turner. Robert 52. 175 Tuss. Rodney 21 1 Ure. Douglas 20. 27. 31. 58. 175 Van Dam, Kenneth 26, 235 Van Gelder, Frans Vaughn. Laura 34, 53, 212 Venetz. Edward 30, 32, 58, 175 Vestre, Brian 26, 67, 235 Waag, David 37, 175 Waag, Kenneth 34, 234 Wade, Mack 175 Wade, Timothy Waetzig. Gary 65. 92 Wagner, Sylvia 53, 104, 234 Wahl. Harold 63, 175 Wahl, Judith 212 Waldrop, John 212 Walker. Cynthia 35. 212 Walker. James Walker. Kelly 106, 234 Walters, Alvin Ward. Anna (Mrs.) 53. 76. 124. 212 Warner. Deborah 234 Waring, Roger Wash, Daniel Wasson, Charles 234 Watson. Wanda Watzig. Gary 106 Waymire, Alice 234 Weaver, Christine Webb. Caria 35. 175 Webber. Debra Weber. Fred 52. 123. 127. 193. 21 Weber. Nick 20, 21, 32, 5 8. 175 Webster, Kathy 54 Webster, Diane 2i: Weckerly. Gail 35, Wcingarl, Malt 23 Tigh, Carol Tippett, Katf Tipton, Barb Wenzck, David 175. 235 Wenzek. Larry Wenzek. Terry 54, 56, 153 Wenzel, Melody 175 West, Billy 235 Westfall, Luana 175 Westphal, Kathleen 53, 234 Westphal, Victor 52, 94, 212 Wetzel, Ty Wheeler, Kathleen 70, 74, 1 ' Wheeler, Pamela 175 Wickcns, Edna (Mrs) Wickkiscr. John 146 White. Donald 65. 83 Whitmore. Stephen 122. 127. 235 Wieweck, Debbie 212 Wilcox, Phyllis (Mrs.) 133 Wiley. Richard 52, 94, 212 Wiley, Sharon 69, 175 Wilhclm, Joan 53, 75, 81, 12 7. 176 Wilke, Monte 83. 235 Wilkinson. Paula 212 IS, Leah (Mr: Dale 26, 2 ' Wilson, Deborah Wilson. Jim Winenger. Dwighl Winterrowd. Debra 212 Winlerrowd. Roger 103 Winterrowd, Shirley 212 Winters, Rotierl 150 Witham Robert 235 Witherell, Claude Witherspoon. Donna 26. 212 Wiit. Betty 35. 56. 176 Witt. Bill 65. 176 Wittmier, Melinda 235 Wittmier. Melissa 235 Wolfe. Pamela 56 Wolford, Donald W ' olford, Suzanne 176 Wo ng. Pamela 176 Wong. William 235 Wood. Donald 176 Wooden. Richard 207 Woods. Denise 30. 32. 33. 3S. 134 176 Woods. Laura .34. 64. 104. 213 Woodward. Bonnie 32. 176 Workman. Dennis 101. 103. 235 Worley. Michael Worley, Pamela 235 en 20, 30, 32, 33. Younce, James 21 Young. Alan 213 Young. Kathleen Young. Rebecca ' . Youngsdale. Peggv Yudysky. Leo 17( Zabel. Zahara. William 213 Zander, Duane 213 Zander, Faye 53. 213 Zbindcn. Diana 53, 213 Zimmerman. Bonny 69. 127. 176 Zinn. Kathcnne 213 Zook. Linda 64. 124. 235 Zorner. Randall 52, 65, 84, S8, 17 Zuelke, Teresa Zuidema, Melun Zuleger, Carol 34, 235 Zygmond, James 63 Zygmond, Vicki 60, 124, 213