Billings Senior High School - Kyote Yearbook (Billings, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1966 volume:

BILLINGS SENIOR HIGH BILLINGS, MONTANA Co-Sditors Sandra Mel nick Stephanie Scoweroft business Manager Sharon Kimestad Photographer 'Dave May Advisor Mr. John Voorhis 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY Page 4 CLASSES Page 20 ACTIVITIES Page 100 CLUBS Page 132 SPOR TS Page 178 ADS Page 202 INDEX Page 228 MR. FRED KASER EDUCATION: Northeast Missouri State Teachers College; University of Michigan; Naval Institute at Bowdoin College, Maine; Naval Institute at Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Radar Institute, Corpus Christi,Texas; Syracuse University (General Electric Fellowship); Stanford University (Shell Oil Fellowship). EXPERIENCE: three years—rural school teacher one year—consolidated school district superintendent nine years—summer school teacher fifteen years—night school teacher thirty-eight years—Senior High teacher SUBJECTS TAUGHT: reading, writing, arithmetic, history, geography, grammar, physiology, agriculture, art, algebra, machine drawing, architectural drawing,perspective drawing, woodshop, navigation, consumer education, sheet- metal layout, radio, physical science, electronics, physics. STUDENTS TAUGHT: 10,000 A teacher at Billings Senior High. o ADMINISTRATORS LEAD SENIOR HIGH Mr. Charles E. Borberghas been principal of B.H.S. since 1952. A graduate of Senior High, he earned his B.A. and M.A. from the University of Michigan. Before Becoming principal, Mr. Borberg taught chemistry at Senior High. He is active in the educational associations, in A.F.S., and in the Masons. Besides handling files and typing P.A. announcements in the office, Mrs. Mitzner, Mr. Borberg’s secretary, makes Mr. Borberg's appointments and handles his correspondence. This is Mrs. Mitzner!s first year at B.H.S. Mrs. Dreyer, secretary for Mr. Collins Mrs. Mitzner, secretary for Mr. Borberg Mr. Earl C. Collins has been vice- principal of Senior High for seven years. He was a physics teacher and dean of boys before becoming vice-principal. Mr. Collins earned his B.A. and M.A. at the University of Wyoming, and also attended Eastern Montana College, the University of Minnesota, and the University of Utah. Mr. Collins is active in the Kiwanis Club and in the ed- ucational associations. Mrs. Dreyer is secretary for Mr. Collins. Along with checking attendance, filing student cards, and making appointments, she manages the office girls. STUDENTS CONFIDE IN DEANS, COUNSELORS Mrs. Edith Harnden—Spanish, Counseling; University of Montana, University of Wyoming, Rocky Mountain College, Montana State University, University of Arizona; B.A., M.A. Mr. Jerry Walker--C ounseling; University of Montana, Idaho State, Eastern Montana College, Washington State; Head Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach; B.A., M.S. Mr. Gary Rogers--Counseling; University of Montana; B.A., M.E. Mr. Robert Thorson—Counseling; St. Olaf College, Eastern Montana College; Student Council, Student Executive Board; B.A., M.S. Mrs. Sue Hutton, girls advisor, and Mr. John Kosich, boys advisor, are responsible for ap- proving tardy slips and unexcused absences, and for handling all attendance. They also handle problems concerning the students' conduct. Because of their interest in the students' problems, Mr. Kosich and Mrs. Hutton often give personal counseling. The four counselors from Senior High lend a helping hand by planning vocational training for the students and by helping them prepare for college. Mrs. Sue Hutton—Dean of Girls; Montana State University, Eastern Montana College; Senior Counselors; B.S., M.S. Mr. John Kosich—Dean of Boys; University of Wyoming, University of Michigan, Eastern Montana College; Senior Counselors; B.S., M.A. 7 STUDENTS STUDY CYCLES OF HISTORY Mr. Robert Aagard- -A m e r ic an History; University of Wyoming, Eastern Montana College; Intramurals, Billings Key Club; B.S. Mr. Henry Cox—P.A.D., Economics; Youngstown University, Kent State University, University of Wyoming, Eastern Montana College; Colt Football; B.S. World history, an elective, is offered to sophomores only. In this course, students study the major historical events of different countries, and their political and economic status with the rest of the world. American history, required of all juniors, reviews the basic United States history studied in previous years. It outlines the events leading up to the writing of the Constitution, and the causes and effects of the events important to the history of our country. P.AJD. is a senior requirement. It includes comparative religions, international relations, and the political and social structure of the United States government. Twentieth century world history is offered to seniors interested in political science and humanities. Russian history is also available to seniors for the first time at B.H.S. Mr. James Duecker--Twentieth Century World History, Russian History; Wisconsin State College, University of Alabama, University of Wyoming, University of Southern California; Forensics; BJ5., M.A. Mr. Carrol Eliason--P.A.D.; Iowa State College, University of Iowa, Eastern Montana College; B.A., M.A. Mr. Donald Glynn—American History, P.A.D.; Montana State University, University of South Dakota, Eastern Montana College; Intramurals; B.A, Mr. Dewey Hansen—P.A.D., Montana History; University of California, Rocky Mountain College, Eastern Montana College; B.S. 8 Mr. Larry Herman—American History; Eastern Montana College; B.S. Mr. Sherman Hubley--Amerlcan History; Color Guard; University of Montana; B.A., M.A. Mr. Dan Peters--Civics, Physical Education; University of Montana; B.A. ’’Just one more time?” Put away that book of Ayn Randl Mr. Willard Ramsett—World History; University of Minnesota, Indiana University, Eastern Montana College; Elphadonk; B.S. Mr. Richard Simmons--A me rican Historyj Montana School of Mines, Eastern Montana College; B.S. Mr. John Voorhis—Civics, Journalism (Annual); Montana State University; B.A. 9 SHAKESPEARE REQUIRED IN ENGLISH Miss Diane Blackmer-- English 10; Vassar College, Montana State University; Junior Class Sponsor: BJV. Mrs. Mary B o din ©--English 10; University of Minnesota, Eastern Montana College, Montana State University; B.S. Miss Marlene Doerr--English 11, Chemistry; University of Wyoming; Argon; B.A. Mr. Edward Eschler--English 10; Oregon State University, College of Great Falls, Ventura College, Eastern Montana College; B.S. The ogre of the mess hall. Mr. Henry Harsch--Engli sh 10, Journalism (Paper); University of Washington; Quill and Scroll; M.A. Mr. Kent Koolen--English 11; Midland Lutheran College; Yellowstone Key Club; B.A. Mrs. Jean Honer--English 12; University of Montana, Radcliffe College, Eastern School of Music; B.A. 10 Mr. Ray Mars—English 11; Eastern Montana College; B.S. Mr. Lloyd Mickelson—Public Speaking, English 11,12; Minot State College, University of Southern California, Eastern Montana College; Dramatics, Thespians; B.S., M.S. Mr. Charles Nesbit— English 12; University of Idaho, University of West Virginia, University of Montana, Eastern Montana College; Senior Class Sponsor; B.A., M.A, Mr. James Rickard—English 12; Seattle University, University of Montana; Junior Optimists; B.E.,M.E. Mrs. Mary Lou Roe--English 11; Bob Jones University, Colorado State College, University of Wyoming, University of Oregon; ZClub;B.A., M.A. Mrs. Shirley Steele—English 12, Ohio Wesleyan University, Eastern Montana College; Kinetic Club; B,A. Miss Clara Strutz—English 10; North Central College, University of Wisconsin; Dramatics; B.A. Mr. James Wrightson--English 10; Eastern Montana College, University of Colorado; B.S. ll MATHEMATICS CONCERN USE OF LOGIC Mr. Harlan Coverdell--Geometry, Algebra, Biology; Montana State University; B.S. Mr. Clarence Forsman—Plane and Solid Geometry, General Math 12; Montana School of Mines, Eastern Montana College; B.S. Mr. Kent Lytle--Algebra, General Math 10; University of Wyoming, Northwest Community College, Eastern Montana College; B.S. Mr. Vem McDermott--Plane and Solid Geometry; Montana State University, Atlanta University; B.S., M.S. Mr. Owen Nelson—Modern Algebra and Trigonometry; University of Minnesota, Wisconsin State College, Montana State University, Washington State University; B.S., M.E. Mr. Ralph Moerer--Plane and Solid Geometry; Doane College, University of Nebraska; Colt Football, Colt Basketball, Varsity Track; A.B., M.E. Mr. John Travis—Intermediate Algebra and Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry; Eastern Montana College; BJ5. Mr. Bernard Myers--Calculus. Advanced Algebra and Statistics; Montana State University, University of Oklahoma, Johns Hopkins University, University of Nevada; Cross-Country, Track, Math Club, National Honor Society; B.S., M.S. Mr. Robert Zupan—Plane and Solid Geometry; Eastern Montana College, Colorado State College, University of Montana, University of Wyoming, University of Minnesota; Football, Basketball, Track; B.A., M.E. GEOLOGY CLUB VISITS MINE Mr. Steven Dyche—Biology; Rocky Mountain College, University of Hawaii, Montana State University; Biology Club; B.A., M.E. Mr. Ronald Nistler—Biology; Eastern Montana College, Los Angeles State College, Oklahoma State University, Oregon State University, North Dakota State University; Head Tennis Coach, Assistant Wrestling Coach, Biology Club; B.S., M.S. Mr. Daniel Hoggatt--Chemistry; University of Denver, University of Colorado, University of Wisconsin, Eastern Montana College, Montana State University; Argon; B.A., M.A. Mr. Edward T. Robbins—Geology; Ohio University, Colorado School of Mines, Eastern Montana College, Rocky Mountain College; Geology Club; B.S., M.S. Mr. Frederick Kaser--P hy sic s; Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Universityof Michigan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Eastern Montana College, Syracuse University, Stanford University; Physics Club; B.S., M.A. Mr. William Roney—Biology; Montana State University, North Dakota State; Track, Biology Club; B.S., M.S. 13 LANGUAGES AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS Mrs. Margie Boylan-- German, English; University of Maryland, University of Arizona (Munich Branch), University of Iowa; German Club; B.A. Miss Ann Calkin—Spanish 11; Eastern Montana College, University of Arizona (Guadalajara Summer Session); B.S. Miss Catherine Colosky—Latin 1,11,111; Russian I,II; University of North Dakota; Latin Club (Junior Classical League); B.S,, M.A. Since a foreign language is re- quired by all out-of-state colleges and by some of the larger colleges in the state, it is necessary for most college-bound students to study a language for at least two years. The foreign languages available at Senior High are French, Spanish, German, Latin, and Russian. First-year students of a foreign language learn the basic verb con- jugations and sentence structure. Later, they concentrate on vocabulary and idiomatic expressions. During the second and third year, students study the more complex verbs and grammar, and review previous learning. For some languages, an ad- ditional year is offered for advanced study, in order to gain a better under- standing of the language. Mrs. Helen Erickson— ler man 1,11,ni; Rocky Mountain CoUege, University of Montana, University of Wyoming, Eastern Montana College, Montana State University, Stanford University; German Club; B.S. Mrs. Mary Larsen--French n, m; Montana State University, Northwestern University, Columbia University, University o f South Dakota, Hollins College; French Club; B.A M.S. Mr. James O’Neill --S pani sh I, HI; CarroU College, Kalamazoo College; Spanish Club; B.A. Miss Pearl Vandersloot--French I, n,IV; Carroll College, University of Montana, Ohio State University; A .K., French Club; B.A. 14 Mr. William Aubert—Vocational Agriculture; University of San Francisco, University of Montana, Montana State University, University of Maryland; F.F.A.; B.S., M.S. Mr. Charles O. Boyd—Drivers Training; Peru State Teachers College, University of Montana, Eastern Montana College, University of New Mexico; M.E. ACTIVITIES OFFER EXTRA TRAINING Mr. Arthur Brandvold—Music; Concordia College, Washington University, University of Southern California; B.A., M.M. Mr. Archie J. Elliot—Art Appreciation, Painting, Graphic Arts; Compton Junior College, U.C.L.A, University of Montana, Montana State University, Long Beach State; Stagecraft, Art Ad Club; B.S., M. A. Miss Diane Gonder--Shorthand. Notehand; Eastern Montana College; Pep Club; B.S. This is the craziest typewriter I ever saw.' $10 for the school, and $10 for me, and. . 15 Mrs. Louise Hecht—Home Economics, Personal Typing; Northwestern State College (Oklahoma), Oklahoma State University, University of Montana; B.S., M.S. Miss Eliza Huffman--Librarian; Montana State University, Columbia University; K.O.B.; B.A. Mr. James Jackson—Bookkeeping I,II; University of Montana; F.B.L.A.; B.S. Mr. William Lazetich—Boys Physical Education; University of Montana, Eastern Montana College, Montana State University; Letter men's Club, Head Basketball Coach, Football, Track; B.A. Miss Frances Neal--Steno I,n, Transcription; University of Montana; F.B.L.A., Majorettes; B.S. Mrs. Marjory Nielson--Home Economics; University of Colorado, Colorado State University, Montana State University, University of Montana, Eastern Montana College; B.S. Mrs. Elfrieda Idleman--Typing I; Eastern Montana College, Montana State University; F.B.L.A.; B.S. Miss Phyllis Miller—Girls' Physical Education; Montana State University, State University of Iowa; Cheerleaders, G.A.A.; B.S. Mr. Nels 01son--Art I, Crafts; Montana State University, Olympic Junior College; Lettermen's Club, Head Wrestling Coach; B.S. 16 Mr. Robert Peterson—Mechanical Drawing I, II; Rocky Mountain College, University of Minnesota, Montana State University, Eastern Montana College, University of Illinois; B.S., M.A. Mr. Thomas Purcell—Machine Shop; Eastern Montana College, Arizona State College, Colorado State Teachers College, Montana State University, A.V.A.; B.A. Mr. Stanley Richards--Band; University of Michigan, Great Falls College of Education, Western Colorado College; Junior Optimists; B.M. Mr. R.G. Robertson—Typing I,n, Bookkeeping; University of Montana, University of California; B.A. Mrs. Jeanette Schroeder--Girls Physical Education; Eastern Montana College; B.S. Mr. Howard Vanover—Wood Shop; Iowa State University, Rocky Mountain College, Eastern Montana College; B.S., M.S. Mr. Robert Wilson—Business Law, Vocational Agricultural Business, Salesmanship, Retailing, Work Experience; Eastern Montana College; University of Montana, Montana State University; D.E.C.A.; B.A M.E. Mr. Robert Young—Orchestra; Northwestern University; B.M., M.E. 17 SERVICES LEND HELPING HAND Cooks—Front Row: Mrs. Smith, Ruth Waller, Mary Johnson, Karen Lampman. Back Row: Margaret Huddleston, Anna Maria Orthman, Loretta Mayfield. Janitors—Front Row: Leonard Smith, Val Ostrum, Ruth Brasmer, Della L. Conway, Roberta Shew, Bert Thorpe, Stephen Spear, Bennie Reichelt. 18 SCHOOL BOARD INCLUDES NINE Mr. William Bellingham Mr. Edward Bott Mr. David Auer Mr. Richard Bums Mr. Maurice Colberg Dr. Beckwith HuDbell Dr. James McBride Mr. John West Mr. Carl Wark 19 MARK NOENNIG Senior Class President O —i c ) C ) LU ( ) o • Randy Korber Vice-President Cathy Clayton Mark Noennig Secretary President Hal Assen Cheryl Adams Claire Adams Lynn Adams Terry Adams Vicki Adams Doug Aden Coralee Allen MARK NOENING HEADS SENIOR CLASS Larry Allred Linda Ankrum Kathy Ames Gary Armstrong Brenda Anderson Jenny Armstrong Joan Anderson Rita Armstrong Linda Andrus Jim Ashcraft 23 Geri Atkinson Bonnie Ayr e Elida Arrendondo Bryan Baker Jim Baker Connie Balsam Marny Barovich Mary Barovich Danella Bauer Wayne Bauer Shirley Baumgartner Barbara Baxter Study, Study, Study, Study.. jail the time.. .YCK!!! 24 Bob Baxter Kayrene Beck Jim Becker John Becker Linda Beckers Judy Bender Jon Berg Steve Berger SENIOR FLOAT REFLECTS SCHOOL SPIRIT Peggy Bergeson Judy Billman Joyce Berkland Linda Berringer Boyd Bishop Tony Blanco Donna Bertleson Dave Bick Tomi Boucher Linda Boyd 25 Stephen Boyd Cathy Brastrup Penny Bresky Tom Brew David Brickley Linda Brink Gary Brook Bob Brown Judy Brown Marilyn Brown Janette Brush Jack Buck 26 Dan Burnett Milton Burton Brenda Bushell Bonnie Bussel Georgene Cantrell Terry Carlson Pat Cassady Mary Chamberlain 525 COMPRISE SENIOR CLASS lone Christensen Linda Christensen Tom Christensen Cathy Clayton Larry Cole Leroy Coles Glenda Collingwood Kincaide Cornwell Donna Connor Ken Conrad 27 Merle Cook Jan Cooper Laurie Cooper Sharon Craig Scott Cranston Dan Crowley Bob Crystal Sandra Culver Pat Cumiskey Marcia Cunningham Mike Cunningham Carolyn Dahlstrom Joel Daley Bill Dana Gary Daniel Jane Darby Ken Davidson Mike Decker Roy Deines John Dickson 28 Bob Dill Drake Diteman Nancy Doherty Leigh Dotson Donelda Drake Dennis Driscoll Ken Dukart Bill Dugger AFSer HAILS FROM PHILIPPINES Mike Dugman Ken Ehresman Nancy Dunsworth Ted Eichele Joan Dutcher Kathy Eide Gary Eddy Cheryl Elliot Mary Ehli Linda Espeseth 29 Sharon Esser Richard Estep Linda Fames Sandra Feickert Tammy Feldner Tim Feldner Mary Felt Rita Felton Margie Ferguson Diane Finley Laurie Fitch Phyllis Fuchs Is this study hall?! Adele Nielson and Shelly Gordon cooperate in the Clean the School campaign. 30 Edna Fode Ronald Fode Mark Foos Terry Foote Bill Foster Sheryl Fox Jerry Fry Floyd Gable SENIORS SPARK BASKETBALL TEAM Carol Gahagen Bonnie Galles Anton Gangstad Suzanne Gardner Tom Gauger Greg Gifford Lorie Gilliland June Gillis Peggy Glantz Dyan Glasrud 31 Shelly Gordon Peggy Gountanis Gayle Grades Dana Graham Carroll Grey Diane Green Linda Green Linda Greenfield Rita Greger Florence Griffith Loita Grimsrud 32 Tom Grindsteiner Diane Gullard Claudia Haag Diane Haagenson Darlene Haar Dennis Haddow Daryle Haider Mary Hailstone Colleen Hanchett SENIOR DRAMATISTS ACTIVE Dick Hanson Joel Hawkins Linda Harris Dick Hay Kim Hart Janelle Heer Chet Haun Patty Heimbichner Cheryl Haver land Dave Henderson 33 Michele Hendricks Chris Henrickson Debbie Hensel Laura Higgins Susan Hilliboe Kay Hilling Pat Hitchcock Evelyn Hodgen Kerry Hoffman Leslie Hoffman Terry Hoffman Dick Hoopes Joyce Hooson Susan Hoskins Dennis Hufford Bruce Hungerford Sharon Idleman Patrick Ives Betty Jean Jacobsen Jean Jangula 3 a Doug James Jane Jeffers Dave Jennison Kristen Johnson Marilyn Johnson Yvonne Johnson James Jones Lyle Jones VERALDI EDITS KYOTE PAPER Terry Jones Sybil Kaleps Terry Jordahl Elaine Kauffman Donna Juhl Richard Keefe Donald Jung Reinie Kembel Barbara Kaehler Ronny Kemmell 35 Sharon Kern Vicki Kilwein Susan King Tom Kirk Kevin Kirley Kathy Klotz Wayne Klundt Randy Korber Connie Korwald Douglas Kramer Kenny Kramer Terri Kreiner Lynn Krueger Margi LaBard Scott Langman Lynn Larson Bonnie Lambert Terry Lammers Denise Landon Sandra Lazetich 36 Marie Lechner David Lehman Jerry Lehr Mike Leikam Sandra Leichner Leonard Lervick Susan Leone Bob Libke SENIOR COUNSELORS SHOW ENTHUSIASM Don Lillis Susan Lindstrom Dick Lindt Vicki Littler Genevieve Lively Thayne Loendorf Conni Long Deaneen Loose Marilyn Loyning Tony Lucero 37 Susan Luenberg Dave Lundin Perry Lyles Susan MacLeod Colleen Madden Scott Magruder Linda Malsbury John Marks Don Maroncelli Mary Marshell Kay Martin Russell Martin Sharon Martinz Ed Mattson Ernie Mattson Dave May Phyllis May Richard McBride Barbara McGirl Richard McCracken 38 Jean McIntyre John McIntyre Clifford McLuskie Linda Meek Sandra Melnick Deloris Mettler Gil Miller Judy Miller SENIORS ACTIVE IN FOOTBALL Marvin Miller Kathy Mills Joan Mitchell Mary Mixon Karen Mollerstrom Liz Montez Henry Moore Roger Moore Geri Moristine Sherry Moristine 39 Don Morris Irene Morse Twinkle Morton Jeanie Moses Tom Mrachek Vicki Massman Dick Mulvaney Linda Mulvihill Marsha Mundshenk John Murray Allen Myrles Donna Nelson Linda Neuhart Adelle Nielson Mark Noennig Bill Norman Glennise Nottingham Irene Novasio Keith Olsen Alan Oster 40 Terry Padilla Lucretia Paine Connie Pollack Anita Patterson Joyce Patterson Robert Peterson Don Pett Kathy Phillip DRUM MAJORETTE CONDUCTS BAND Connie Phillips Karen Pogue Sharon Phillips John Pickett Dennie Pierce Rick Plagman Steve Ponce Marie Portis j. G. Powell Harold Prelle 41 Kathleen Price John Pulasky Bob Punches Gary Quigg John Quinlivan Sue Rademacher John Radford Cheri Ramus Jerry Ray Sandy Rechsteiner Tom Reed Frances Reedy Erika Reich One for you, and two for me. Kenneth Reich 42 Lenice Reichenberg Richard Reichenberg William Reid Helen Remington Carolyn Reno Doug Reynolds Kathy Reynolds Janice Ricci SENIORS LEND TALENT TO BAND Sharon Rickman Pat Ridl Carol Robinson Gene Robson Gayle Robinson Marilyn Rogers Mitzi Rogers Shirley Rogers Glenn Roll Carolyn Ronnekamp 43 Sheila Rowton Judy Rudolph Barbara Rufus Beverly Rufus Caroline Sargent Gary Schiedecker Carol Schield Marilyn Schieno Clark Shindele Kathy Schindler Jim Schleining Kathy Schmaing Pam Schmaltz Gary Schmidt Steve Schmidt Diane Schneider Arnold Schultz Bob Schutz Leonard Schutz Stephanie Scowcroft 44 Terry Seiffert Shannon Sexe Arlowene Shelver Jean Siegfried Larry Sinnock Ralph Skagges Dennis Skovgaard Larry Smith 6 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS SPARK PEP Randy Smith Rick Smith Pam Spenser Don Sranrel Judy Stark Julie Steele Mary Lou Stein Connie Steinbrink Mike Story Diane Stratford 45 Claudia Strehlow Leah Strombeck Allen Styles John Sun da hi Ken Sutherland Mary Szillat Connie Taylor Melodie Taylor Stanley Taylor Trudy Taylor Alice Tesch Don Thompson 46 Linda Thompson Lon Townsend Lance Tuft Bill Turnquist Rita Ullarich Donna Van Allen Terry Vandenover Karen Van Tricht 7 SENIORS PERFORM IN MAJORETTES Anne Veraldi John Wagner Ben Yetter Gaeth Walling Bill Vincent Del Wardell Jackie Vinner Pat Warner Judy Voeller Bill Watson 47 John Watt Stan Wax Carolyn Wells Ron Wendte Leslie Wenner Dave West Ed West Marilyn Wester Tom White Sherri Wilcox Judy Wilhelm Pam Williamson Janie Wilson Steve Wilson Dixie Witcher Bill Wolfe Beverly Wolff Alexa Wombert Bill Wong Sigrid Worden 48 Lorin Wright Steve Wyard Terry Wyman Carol Yanc Marian Yapuncich Norm Yonally Gary Yost George Yost 13 SENIORS PRODUCE KYOTE ANNUAL And if you don’t buy an activity ticket.... Colleen Young Bob Zacha Jim Zeiler Rod Zent Jack Ziegler Jon Ziegler 49 50 51 i BECKY CLARK STARS IN PLAY Adams, Billee Adams, Dan i Akerstrom, Susan Albin, Dave Anderson, Dave Anderson, RuJena Armstrong, Norman Bakker, Dorothy Bankstron, Jim Anderson, Wayne As ay, Gail Baldwin, Diana Barns, Amby Arrowsmith, Carol Atkins, Lorraine Balestra, Jim Barrigan, Jane Archer, Michelle Baca, Linda Balsam, Scott Barrow, Marilyn Armogost, Larry Baker, Jane Bandel, Tona Baston, Mike Anderson, Mattie Armstrong, John Baker, Ron Banks, Bill Bell, LeRoy 53 Belue, Ina Rae Bemis, Eileen Berreth, Dixie Berg, Arlene Berger, Carl Bergstrom, Tim Bernhardt, Cliff Best, Carlene Beven, Christie Beyl, Cathy Bier, Glenn Blankenship, Donna Booth, Cathy Bortis, Carol Boucher, Robin Boyer, Charles Brain, Orville Bran am, Tim Brockschmidt, Cathy Brophy, Mike Brown, Calleen Brown, Linda Brunsvold, Chris Bryson, Leslie Buckner, Linda Buckner, Gretchen Burgan, Bill Bull, Patti Burkhardt, Robert Burklund, Robin 5A BALESTRA LEADS JUNIORS Burton, Sherry Card, Cathy Casad, Wendel Busse, Nancy Card, Chuck Casey, Jack Butler, Craig Carlson, Jan Cellmer, Kenneth Cady, Cassie Carmen, Darlene Cerovski, Tom Campbell, Jackie Carpenter, Ronnie Chamberlain, Rachel Canon, Terry Carroll, Jim Chaney, Geri Chappie, Steve Charter, Tom Christiansen, Jackie Clark, April Chatwood, Dene Clark, Becky Chavez, Angelo Clark, Mike Chaveg, Patricia Clemmons, Valerie Chesterman, Pat Cleveland, Mavis 55 Cline, Barbara Codeny s, Betty Cole, Bob Coles, Donna Collins, John Colton, Kathy Cook, Sharon Coomber, Martin Cormier, Linda Corrlng, Michel Cousins, Annette Cox, Jeanne Cox, Joe Cox, Sherrie Crabb, Beverly Craig, Jack Cranston, Karen Crawford, Jim Dahlstrom, Bev Dahms, Julie Danell, Denise Should I pull the books out from underneath her, or Just hit her?’ 56 JUNIORS WRITE FOR “KYOTES” Darling, John Daugherty, Tom Day, Barbara Day, Sharon DeBoy, Gerald Decker, Karen Degenhart, Diane Deines, Gregg Derheim, Leroy DeVemiero, Russ Diede, Mickey Dineen, John Dockter, Eldora Dore, Tim Drum, Jeri Dunbar, Sue Duncan, Holly Dunn, Bob Dunn, Diane Dustin, Jerry Dye, Connie Dye, Ron Eastlick, Carol Eaton, Elliott Eddy, Larry Edwards, Larry Ehresman, Bill Eickelberg, John Eklund, Debbie Ellers, Barbara 57 Elmore, Dick El ting, Paula Emerson, Susan Ennis, Marcia Ennis, Tim Erhardt, Carol Erickstein, Janis Evangeliesti, JoAnn Faller, Bob Farmer, Dan Feeley, John Fife, JoAnn Fisher, Joe FItzer, Linda Fitzpatrick, Pat Fitzwater, Marguerite Flanze, Vickie Fleming, James Flynn, Carolyn Footit, Tom Fournier, Richard Fraley, Judy Frates, Larry Fryberger, Mark Furman, Mike Galda, Beate Galinda, Margie Galles, Dean Gardner, Pat Garritson, Bob 58 GRAINGER, Gerdes, Susan Gilliam, Eddie CHAPPLE JUNIOR Gorham, Patti Greer, Cindy Habel, Richard Halter, Debbie Gorton, Dave Grenier, Jon Hadley, Russell Hanson, Bob Graf, Nancy Grider, Daryl Hagmann, Linda Hanson, Cathi Grainger, Barbara Griffing, Leroy Hagstrom, Ted Hanson, Debra Gray, Connie Grooms, Frieda Hall, Charles Hanson, Irving Gray, Linda Grossman, Sheryl Halstvedt, Tom Hanson, Margi 59 Hanstrom, Ken Hardy, Nancy Hare, Cheryl Harkins, Mike Harris, Dave Harrison, Marcia Hartfield, Tim Hartman, Ron Harper, Carol Hartung, Jean Hastings, Ginny Haugse, Vernon Havig, Diane Hay, Sharon Heer, Lee Hefenieder, Christine Hegg, Mike Heimbichner, Joyce Hehn, Roberta Hempstead, Elaine 60 JUNIORS PLAN PROM FOR SENIORS Herman, Russ Hess, Bill Hexem, Susi Hicks, Dona Hill, Gini Hill, John Hill, Randy Hillner, Karen Hines, Ted Hinkle, Evelyn Hinsley, Mike Hobbs, Eric Hobill, Harold Hoffman, Cheri Hoffman, Diann Hoffman, Linda Hoke, Dennis Holliday, Chonita Holmes, Warren Hopwood, Jean Houseman, Charlene Howard, Judy Howell, Mike Hudgens, Paul Hunkins, Kathy Hunter, Carridy Hunter, Ron Hunter, Ken Ickes, Kathy Idstrom, Vicki 61 Ingraham, Leonard Jackson, Bill Jacobson, Tom Jacobson, Susie Jacox, Terry Jakes, David James, Mark Janich, Steve Jenkins, Phyllis Jennings, Mike Jensen, Steve Jesfield, LeRoy Jewison, Cathy Johnson, Darla Johnson, Don Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Marjorie Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Steve Johnson, Tim Jones, David Jones, Guy Jones, Melody Jones, Russell Jorgenson, David Jourdan, Mike Jovanovich, Jim Kaiser, Phyllis Kaufman, Larry Kelling, Rene 62 HANSON, LYLES JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Kennedy, David Klimper, Cindy Kessler, Jerry Klundt, Barbara Ketterling, Janet Klundt, Claudia Kiefer, Larry Klundt, Georgia Kingston, Sally Knodel, Carol Kinnaird, Paula Kaber, Colleen Koch, Allan Kringen, Ken Lamport, Grant Korwald, Mark Krug, Linda L angeliers, John Kosich, Dan Kuck, Kathy Larsen, Karen Kraft, Lee Kuck, Patti Larsen, Linda Kramer, Jack LaFrey, John Larson, Donna Kreitzberg, Jeannette Lambrecht, Larry Lassie, Karyl 63 Leckie, Rita LeCount, Judy Lee, Ann Lee, Dirk Lefor, Elaine Leffler, Mike Lervlck, Cathy Lewis, Patricia Ley, Judy L indell, Larry Lindell, Rodney Lindgren, Lindy Lineback, Kerry Llnrooth, Becky Litwin, Bruce Louthan, Carol Lucero, Josephine Loveridge, Morris Love, Sharon Lyles, Maude 64 66 BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS” IS B-DAY FLOAT MacHenry, Gaylene Martin, Allen Merse, Walt Jin if Si fab MacLean, Dale Martian, Allen Messelt, Chris Madsen, Jeff Martin, Connie Meurer, Darlene Mallette, Tom May, Terry Meyer, Cheryl Manthie, Mike Mayhorn, Cheryl Michunovich, Mark Marchington, Herb Mellgren, Henry Miller, Steve Miller, Susan Moffet, Joe Mills, Gary Morris, Terry Mills, Gary Mills, Pat Mittlestadt, Stan Mitzman, Mark Moerer, Bruce Morrow, Dick Mosbaugh, Terry Moses, Stephen 65 Muck, Connie Mullen, Sally Mulloy, Pam Mundschenk, Paul Murray, Dennis Murray, Mary McFarren, Donald McMillan, Laura McDonald, Barry McCoy, Jim Navarro, Cindy Nelson, Albert Nelson, Karla Nelson, Peggy Nelson, Vaughn Ness, Shannon Niemi, Kathy Niess, Burt Niesen, Gene Nitzel, Nancy Nybo, Kristin Oliver, Terry Olson, Karen Olson, Susan Orr, Rick Ostermiller, Steve Otto, Richard Paddock, Ginger Padilla, Mike Palmer, Ken 66 MAJORETTE CORPS MOSTLY JUNIORS Parks, Ken Parley, Sandra Patterson, Gary Patterson, Monty Pavich, Dianne Pena, Yolanda Pendergraft, Randy Penning, Dale Penning, Doug Penning, Dennis Peery, Dave Persoma, Walley Peters, Joan Peterson, Pam Petty, Tom Phillips, Harley Pickett, Linda Pidino, Hans Pierce, Bill Pinnick, Roger Pinnon, Larry Prill, Connie Plagmann, Bob Pocha, Tom Powell, Mary Powers, Margo Post, Marcella Price, Linda Quigg, Rex Rams, Doug 67 Ran dak, Mark Reed, Kirby Reich, Georgianna Reichert, Steve Reintsma, Pat Reno, Dan Rhodes, Cheryl Richardson, Jan Ricke, Danny Rieker, Doug Rimestad, Sharon Ringheim, Earl Rivera, Robin Rivinius, Larry Robinson, Sandra Roesler, JoAnn Rogers, Carl Roll, Lorraine Ronk, Ken Ross, Donald Ross, Mike What a Shotl Dan Farmer 68 Roth rock, Pam Scanlon, Suzanne Schieno, Bill Rudolph, Alan Schaak, Ginnic Schillrefh, Kathy Russell, Rosalyn Schindele, Bethann Scheafer, Marlene Salsbury, Anne Schelle, Audrey Schmittou, Paulette Sapp, Linda Schenk, Jerry Scheid, Bob Saubert, Lois Schenk, Sharon Schneider, Gary JUNIORS SING IN 3 CHORAL CONCERTS Schuman, Susan Sigman, Dick Schneider, Linda Sheehan, Dennis Schafhitz, Ted Sheldon, Connie Schlenker, Dona Sherman, Kipley Schlagenhauf, Gail Siegfried, Ruby Schneider, Susan Sieverson, JoAnn 69 Simons, Jeff Sjostrom, Linda Slayton, Gloria Skager, Sandra Slemmer, Sandy Smith, Barbara Smith, Charles Smith, Constance Spadt, Melvin Spaur, Lloyd Spencer, Bill Spencer, Gail Stankey, Marcus Staton, Larry Steingrueber, Iva Stewart, David Stewart, Karen Sticka, Kathy Stolt, Susie Stone, Karen Stordahl, Tom Straw, Ernie Strobbe, Donna Stroup, Sandra Styger, Maureen Sulenes, Jan Suttle, Jon Sweeney, Jerri Tafte, Lanee Taylor, Tara 70 JUNIORS SCORE FOR BRONCS Tennyson, Karen Thompson, Barry Thompson, Kim Thorpe, Terry Thuesen, Rich Timberman, Bob Tirrell, Norma Tomten, Bob Torres, Josephine Trenka, Linda Tunnicliff, Connie Urbaska, Fred Van Tassel, Forrest Veraldi, Lorna Votapka, Frank Vye, Greg Walker, Kathy Walker, Rose Wallace, Linda Walter, Diana Ward, Lloyd Weber, John Webb, David Weidinger, Dianna Wris, Carolyn Werner, Art West, Sandie Whearty, Dave White, Pat Wicks, Britton 71 Williams, Bob Williams, Christine Willis, Glen Wilkom, Richard Wilson, Dick Winslow, Calvin Wise, Marcia Wismeyer, Jim Witherspoon, Kay Wittmer, Dan Wooden Legs, John Woodward, Larry Woody, Linda Wright, Debbie Wright, Jim Yost, Dennis Young, Colleen Young, Gail Zacher, Rod Zimmer, Alvin 72 ZIrko, Stephanie Zok, Pat 544 JUNIORS IN CLASS Bonogofsky, Tom Marsh, Marilyn Dorsey, Patricia Ostermiller, Richard Evig, Ken Travis, Karen Hammer el, John Wear, Sharon Anderson, David Bishop, Martha Lockwood, Robert Loendorf, Sheila Warn bolt, Susan 73 JUNIORS SPEAK 74 ... JUNIORS LISTEN 75 Paul Jakab President Wendy Davidson Secretary Bob Story Vice-President Adams, Gwen Ament, Mike Ashe raft, John Adamson, Vern Anderson, Dorothy Atkinson, Lynda Ahl, Art Andrus, Patty Auch, Connie Ahrens, Claudia Angwein, Cheryl Bailey, Randall Altmaier, Bill Armogost, Kathy Bakker, Steve Alverez, Mary Lou Armendaris, Alice Ballard, Diana Ballock, Brian Bangert, Debby Bardsley, Scott Barer, Namoi Baron, Judy Barrigan, Jim Bauer, Rodney Baumgartner, Lynda Baxter, Frank Beck, Rita Becker, Jim Beeghly, Candy Beeghly, Clayton Bellman, Denise Bernhard, Bill JAKAB LEADS SOPHOMORES Benjamin, Patti Berger, Chris Beringer, Jim Berry, Randy Besinque, Mark Biggs, Sandra Billings, John Birch, Bob Birrcht, Jeanie Bishop, Bonnie Bjelelkevig, Randy Blair, Bonnie Blanco, Angela Biasing, Deborah Bliss, Deborah Blood, Jim Bloomingdale, David Bochy, Angela Bodley, Pat Bo mar, Linda Bonke, Cheryl Bonogofsky, Nancy Booth, Rand Boucher, Gayle Bowler, Barbara Bradley, Bill Bragan, Patrick Brammenshank, Jim Braum, Mary Lou Breading, Clyde 78 Article I, Section 3, paragraph 6, part B explicitly states . . Briceno, Phil Briceno, Shirley Brosius, Thomas Brown, Clark Buck, Steve Buchler, Betty Burchelr, Dan Burgess, Leonard Burnett, Jim Burright, Jerry Burns, John Cable, Greg Carpenter, Scott Carroll, Dave Carter, Dennis 79 644 COMPRISE CLASS OF ’68 Chamber, Shellie Chilson, Guy Christensen, Janet Christensen, Tuana Clark, Donna Cleveland, Barry Cole, Leota Cook, Greg Cook, Leland Cookingham, Lynda Coop, Terry Cooper, Catherine Cooper, Chuck Cooper, Tom Craig, Bernard Critell, Robin Crawford, Sue Cunningham, Bruce Cunningham, Denia Daily, Don Darkenwald, Bill Darkenwald, Sue Daugherty, Pat Davidson, Larry Davidson, Wendy Davis, Kevin Day, Thomas Decker, Ken Deery, Diane DeLeew, Monte 80 Derhiem, Evelyn Diedrich, Eddie Dill, Tom Dimich, Diane Dokken, Susan Drain, Don Drake, Debbie Drake, Karen Eakman, Jennifer Eddy, Don Eddy, Dave Edwards, Marty Egge, Marian Ehli, Patty Eide, Mike Elliot, Randy Evans, David Fames, Daryl Erickson, Linda Evans, Dorene Fehr, Julie Erickstein, Arlis Evans, La Rayne Finch, Gene Erickstein, Dorian Evans, Rick Fisher, Paul Ernest, Clariana Even, Pearl Folvag, Carol Ernst, Debora Fair, LeMoyne Foster, Dianne 81 SOPHOMORES ROUND OUT STUDENT COUNCIL Fox, Boyce Fraker, Helen Frank, Joe Frizzel, Regina Fuchs, Deborah Furman, Thomas Gangstead, Perry Gant, Lonnie Garcia, Steve Garritson, Rod Gauger, Tim Gear, Dennis Gehring, Judy Gerber, Marilyn Gerhoff, Steve Geizman, Dave Gibb, Danny Gifford, Jeff Glantz, Betty Glantz, Jerry Godinez, Linda Goins, Jackie Goodrich, Pat Gradle, Jack Gorton, Donna Gran, Joyce Graves, Doug Green, Mike Greene, Steve Greenfield, Penny 82 Grewell, Dan Grider, Randall Griffing, Leroy Groom, Dick Grooms, Agnes Gruel, Richard Grunstead, Shelly Gutierrez, Yolanda Guttormsen, Hall Haack, Paul Haddow, Kit Hagstrom, Kris Hailstone, Ruby Hall, Debora Halverson, Paula 83 CLUB SUPPORT HIGH IN CLASS OF Hamilton, Gary Hamilton, Sandie Hamm, Gayle Hammerel, James Hammestrom, Diane Hammett, Cathy Harper, Sharon Harris, Gary Harris, Pete Harton, William Harris, Hal Harris, Mark Harris, Pam Hatfield, Gary Haun, Linda Heddon, Betsy Heald, Skip Heckel, Paulette Hein, Hohn Henman, Margene Henrickson, Susan Herrera, Rachel Herring, Lura Hilde, Mary Jo Hill, Barbara Hirsche, Owen Hobbs, Susan Hoffman, Jill Holman, Chris Houghton, Robert 84 Houser, Eddy Howard, Danene Howe, Leslie Howell, Kathleen Hoffman, Roger Hunter, Vivian Idleman, Shirley Iein, Patricia Irons, Ralph Iszler, Don Jackson, Stuart Jacobsen, Mary Ann Jakab, Paul James, Barbara Jaramillo, Rick Jauss, Greg Jensen, George Jewell, John Johnson, Gary Johnson, Judy Johnson, Maura Jolley, Laura James, Bob Jones, Gerald Jones, Norman Josephson, Daniel Judd, Steve Johl, Carole Kals, Bill Kase, Larry Keenan, Patti Kelly, Sandie Kessler, Tom 85 SOPHOMORES ACHIEVE ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Ketterling, Rick Kiefer, Nancy Kilwein, TiUie Kilwein, Tom King, Kathy Kirkendall, Dan Kirkpatrick, Estelle Kirsch, Marlaine Kitzman, Ronna Knodel, Mary Lou Kober, Lois Kohn, Sandi Kolstad, Keith Kronmiller, Jim Krum, Sandra Krumheuer, Bernice Kyle, Cathy LaBard, Ted Lockman, Steve LaGaly, Mike Laing, Susan Lambert, Greg Lambrecht, Debbie LaMont, Doug Lang, Kay Lang, Ray Larrabee, Jan Larson, James Larson, Karen Larson, Pam 86 Sophomores In captivity. I'll cool those teachers down! Lawrence, Ross Lazardis, Kosta Lazetich, Pete Lea, James Lechner, Larry Leckie, Joe Lee, Don Lee, Robi Leffler, Debbie Leffler, Fern Leggate, Carol Lehman, Jim Lehman, Steve Lennick, Patricia Lenz, Eddie 87 ATHLETIC PROMISE FOUND IN SOPHOMORES Leone, Kathy Leuenberger, Boyd Lewis, Dave Linn, David Lively, Virginia Logan, Dan Lords, Karen Loveridge, Linda Loveridge, Terry Lucero, Mary Luenburg, David Lunde, Antoinette Lundquist, Jay Luschner, Penny Lutz, Jim Maas, David Maas, George MacDonald, Gary Macheldt, Kay Mackenzie, Beverly Mac ken, Becky MacLeod, Cathy Malcolm, Ray Mann, Sandy Marchington, Sheryl Margrave, Daniel Marks, Mary Ellen Marsh, Barbara Martin, Bob Martin, Chad 88 Martin, Duane McBride, Mike McHenry, Diana Martin, Kathleen McCoy, Neil McHenry, Gaylene Mason, Bill McFarlane, Glenn McKee, Sheila Matchette, Burton McGinnis, Judy Mehl, Jan McAllister, Lee McGraw, Rex Mehl, Paul McArthur, Karen McGregor, Tom Meredith, Ted Meyer, Raymond Meyers, Dick Miller, Charol Miller, Chuck Miller, Francis Miller, Kathy Mollerstruen, James Moon, Lanette Moore, Georgie Morris, Nancy Morrison, Cheryl Morrison, Marlon Morse, Les Muller, Kit Murry, Bill 89 2 SOPHOMORES JOIN RANKS OF ANNUAL Nasalroad, Lois Navarro, Shelly Nelson, Fred Nelson, Vickie Nelson, Walter Nessett, Curtis Newell, Bonnie Nicolson, Mary OfBrien, John O'donnell, Tom Olgun, Bob Olynjyk, Lynn Olsen, Ginny Olsen, Patricia Olson, Lona Lee Olson, Dennis Olson, Janie Parker, Alan Parker, Keith Parker, Nancy Patterson, Connie Pattyn, Alice Penn, Clifford Perkins, Neil Pertz, Mary Pederson, Janet Pierceson, Time Pinno, Irene Poe, Georgene Ponce, Esther 90 Sure, you can take my picturel Higher education. Pope, Aria Pourrey, Donna Propp, Larry Propp, Robert Putnam, Stan Quinlivan, Kathy Raile, Bonnie Randall, Carole Reed, Daryl Reichenberg, Helen Reichert, Larry Reid, John Reid, Penny Reiter, Lana Reiter, Sheri 91 SOPHOMORES SPARK PERTINENT DEBATES Rel, Diane Rhodes, Mike Richau, Greg Richards, Janet Richards, Len Riddle, Sandi Ridl, Phyllis Robbie, Kathy Rieker, Mary Ann Robinson, Alana Robinson, Steve Rodriguez, Rose Rogers, Bill Rogers, Don Rogers, Pat Romero, Lupe Roodes, Terry Rosean, Georgia Ross, Ned Roylance, Stephen Rubich, Melonie Rufus, Kathy Russell, Ronnie Salois, Britt Sammartino, Allen Sammartino, Linda Sanchez, Elisea Sanders, Curtis Sanderson, Gayle Sanford, John 92 Sather, Patti Jo Schaff, Rodney Schartz, Linda Schelle, Jerry Schendle, Larry Schneider, Cheri Schneider, Gary Schneider, Greg Schneider, John Schneider, Richard Schulz, Donna Schutz, Don S chum an, James Schuster, Larry Schweigert, Dorrold Seevey, Radene Sexe, Alburta Sheehan, Michelle Seveson, Julie Sheehy, Mary Shepard, Richard Shew, Madean Shirley, Jack Shrum, Darryl Humpty Dumpty? 93 DRAMA STRENGTHENED BY SOPHOMORES Siegfried, Carol Sigourney, Cheryl Sikora, Janet Sillitti, Frances Simek, Marilyn Simmons, Mary Simmon, Alyceann Skauge, Mike Skovgaark, Sheri Slough, Casey Smith, Bob Smith, David Smith, Dee Smith, Gayle Smith, Margaret Smith, Nick Smith, Jerry Smith, Vicki Solix, Jesse Solix, Rebecca Sparhawk, Steve Spear, Mike Spellman, Mike Spencer, Debbie Spencer, Phyllis Stahl, Margo Stair, Roger Stein, Nancy Stephens, Bonnie Stephens, Mike 94 Stewart, Harlan St. John, Debbie Sundell, Drew Sticka, Barb Straight, Tonia Svec, Roger Stiver son, Marsha Stratford, Richard SzUlat, Ernest Stoddard, Cheryl Strieker, Dennis Tarrabill, Michael Stone, Marcia Styles, Ron Taylor, Gayle Story, Bob Sullivan, Lyno Taylor, Kenneth Thelen, Janice Thelen, Rodney Thompson, Vickie Tharsness, Steve Tibke, Jennifer Tinjum, Sharon Tinley, Eddie Todd, Pam Torres, Connie Totten, Gerre Tousley, Dave Trainor, Mike Triez, Harold Tripp, Kathleen Tufte, Yvonne 95 SOPHOMORES BOOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Turner, Craig Ulstad, Kathy Vanover, Nancy Van Steeland, Fred Van Swenringer, Winn Vargas, Linda Vasquez, Rosalie Ventling, Rocky Ventling, Gayle Vekmandel, Bonnie Vernandel, Nancy Vincelette, Arlene Vinner, Mark Voeller, Doug Waddingham, Gary Wadnizak, Mike Wagner, Mike Waitt, Sharon Waitz, Mike Walker, Betty Walter, Merilee Ward, Mark Ward, Michelle Watt, Alaine Watt, Sharon Weber, Don Weis, Barbara Weldon, Terry Wenner, Ed Wentz, Shirley 96 West, Bob West, Dan West, Jackie Westermeier, John Westwood, William Whitcher, Tom White, Barbara Wiederien, Ken Williams, Barbara Williams, Don Wilm, Sharon Wilson, AnneLee Wittmer, Sally Wolfram, Gordon Woodward, Vem Workman, Doreen Wuest, Rosalee Wunderlick, Gayle Yapuncich, Kathy Young, Janis Young, Norman Youngbauer, Micky Zent, Jeralyn Zink, Larry 97 ■ RETAKES SOPHOMORES SPEAK ... Brooks, Alyce Cross, Kim Dill, Mary Jane Fisher, Dick Fry, Margaret Kero, Walt McGinnis, Barbara McFarlane, Glenn Murphy, John Ostrum, Stan Satre, Barb Schrotenboer, Jim Shiskowsky, Elaine Slough, Casey 98 SOPHOMORES LISTEN ... 99 Student government, speech, dramatics, music, honoraries—these are the faces of Senior High activities, faces which are reflected by Mark Foos and Nancy Doherty. Mark is vice-president of Student Council, a member of the Student Executive Board, the winner of the Best Actor Award for one-act play competition. Grand Champion in serious dec- lamation, a Thespian, and a bass player in the Billings Symphony, Billings Chamber Orchestra, and the Folksingers. Nancy is secretary of Student Council, a member of the Student Executive Board, a first-place winner in extemporaneous speaking, a Thespian, first-chair flutist in the band, the delegate to All-Northwest Band in Portland, second-place winner in the Elks' Leadership; Contest, and a member of National Honor Society. BHS OPENS DOORS AUGUST 31 Senior High was officially opened on August 31, 1965. The new Sophomores came at 8:30 a.m., while the Juniors and Seniors came later at 1:00 p.m. The Sophomores went through their classes and then went to an assembly given by the Senior Counselors, where the school’s uniforms were modeled in a style show. The narrators were Ken Davidson and Nancy Doherty. John Pulasky gave the main speech on the challenge of being a Sophomore. The assembly was a success with the Sophomores. There must be a mistake. It works. Now I know what they mean by multiple-guess. I told you school started on Tuesday, not Monday. Kim Hart tells a sophomore where to go. 102 Mr. Kaser gives an electronics lecture. Mr. Elliot and Connie Pollack discuss an art picture. 5 NEW CLASSES FILL OUT CURRICULUM Marsha Cunningham practices for girls extemp during public speaking. During the 1965-1966 school year, five new subjects were introduced: geology, public speaking, Russian history, art ap- preciation, and crafts and design. Geology, a science course open to any student, is the only full credit course. The remainder are 1 2 credit, semester courses. Both crafts and design and art appreciation are open to any student with an interest in art and art history. These courses have been offered to the student as a solid background in the field of art. The purpose of public speaking is to give students the opportunity to increase their speaking ability. The last, Russian history, is offered both as a separate course and as an extension of the Russian language courses. Mr. Duecker displayes a Greek Orthodox icon. 103 BHS TRIES A BICAMERAL SYSTEM STUDENT EXECUTIVE BOARD—LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Thorson, senior president; Jim Balestra, junior president; Mark Foos, vice- advisor; Don Jung, treasurer; Randy Korber, senior vice-president; president; Dave Gorton, junior vice-president; Bob Story, sophomore Nancy Doherty, secretary; John Pulasky, president; Mark Noennig, vice-president; Paul Jakab, sophomore president. The school year of 1965-66 is BHSfs first venture into bic- ameral government. Now, besides the Student Council, there is a Student Executive Board, which meets in the teachers1 lunchroom with Mr. Thorson every third period. The ten students on this board are the president and vice-president of each class and the president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer of the Student Council. Al- though the Student Council has the final word on all legislation and recommendations, the board is delegated the authority to carry on the day-by-day activities of student government. It also acts as a sounding board for student and administrative opinions. The money raised by the candy and pop machines and the Jukebox is used for projects that will benefit the entire student body. In addition to their regular work, the members of the Board head permanent committees of Student Council representatives. The Student Council consists of one representative from each second period class. They meet at least once a month in the chorus room, where they act on the suggestions of the board, bring up new business, and hear committee reports. The Executive Board patronizes one of its projects. Nancy Doherty reads the minutes of the last meeting. Tammy Feldner makes a suggestion during a Student Council meeting. 104 BHS BOASTS FOUR CHORUSES Butterflies, girls? One of the nicest customs at BHS is the carolling done by the chorus classes on the day before the Christmas holidays. However the car- olling is a very small part of the program planned by the musical department. Led by Mr. Brandvold, the major choruses-Varsity, A Cappella, and Concert-put on at least three concerts annu- ally and provide the talent needed for any musi- cal production. In addition, small groups of these students, such as the Madrigals or the Folksingers, spread the name of BHS across the state by singing for dinners or luncheons, and conventions. Each year the program ia climaxed by human Christmas trees, complete with evergreen bough and Christmas lights. 105 Campaign headquarters is the busiest place on campus. Chris Henrickson, Tammy Feldner, Peggy Gountanis, and Kay Martin represent BHS. 4 REPRESENT BHS AT GIRLS’ STATE The Bozeman campus was the center for the 1965 Girls State. Luggage stacked, the girls get ready to head for home. Four Senior girls were given the chance to attend Girls State last summer from June 25 to July 2 at Bozeman. Sixteen girls were originally nominated by the faculty. The girls of the Junior Class chose four delegates and four alternates from these sixteen. The delegates were Sandy Lazetich, Chris Henrickson, Peggy Gountanis and Tammy Feldner. The alternates were Kay Martin, Elaine Kaufman, Kathy Eide, and Bonnie Ay re. Because Sandy was unable to attend Kay took her place. At Girls State, delegates from all parts of the state formed a mock government. They used a two party system; the parties were the Gold and the Blue parties. Through these parties, girls were nominated to offices on city, county, and state levels. In addition to these activities, the girls took a tour of the Moat Court trial, studied parliamentary procedure and etiquette, and presented a graduation ceremony. Governor Tim Babcock was among the guests at the graduation. Chris Henrickson presents a skit as part of her campaign. 106 8 PARTICIPATE US BOYS’ STATE Alternates to Boys' State: Tom White, Doug Aden, Tom Kirk, Stan Wax. Ken Davidson and John Pulasky were both mayors at Boys' State. Delegates and their offices: John Pulasky, mayor; Don Jung, policeman; Jack Buck, county attorney; Bill Wolfe, party secretary; Ken Ehresman, deputy sheriff; Terry Jones, city councilman. Not pictured: Ken Davidson, mayor. During the summer of 1965, 485 high-school boys met at Boys' State in Dillon, Montana. The eight boys form BHS were John Pulasky, Don Jung, Jack Buck, Bill Wolfe, Ken Ehresman, Terry Jones, Dave Brickley, and Ken Davidson. They were chosen by the boys of their junior class from a list of nominees submitted by the teachers. At Boys' State, the delegates ran a mock state government con- sisting of twelve cities in four counties. Through two political parties, the Pioneer and the Frontier, boys were elected to offices identical to those actually held in our state government. The boys also at- tended three schools entitled Law Enforcement, Legislative Pro- cedures, and Law. Governor Tim Babcock, Mr. Frank Murray, Mr. Orvin Fjare, Miss Harriet Miller, and Mr. Frank Hazelbaker were among the important people who spoke at the two general assemblies. John Pulasky described Boys'State as primarily a course in practical government. BOYS' STATE--FRONT ROW: Don Jung, Jack Buck, Ken BACK ROW; Stan Wax, Tom Kirk, Kim Hart, Tom White, Chet Ehresman, Dave Brickley, Bill Wolfe, Terry Jones, Ken Davidson. Haun, Doug Aden, Tom Mrachek. 107 Cast Rose Frobisher ............................. BECKY CLARK Charlie Gordon .......................... JACK CASEY Lila Frobisher ......................... MARY CHAMBERLAIN Mona Worth .............................. MARCIA ENNIS Mr. Jones . ................................ MARK FOOS Jim Strong .................................... DIRK LEE Alice Fields .............................. JEAN McINTYRE Barbara Parris ................................ MARCIA WISE Director ......................... MR. LLOYD D. MICKELSON Stage Director ..............................MR. DAVE MARTIN Student Director .......................... PAM WILLIAMSON Stage Manager .................................. ROD ZENT Make-up Director.......................MISS DIANE BLACKMER Cover ...........................................LES HEINS Rose Frobisher (Becky Clark) tries to talk to her daughter, Lila, (Mary Chamberlain). The tools of dramatics. 108 Lila pleads with her mother over the rent. Hose assures ’’Barbara Parris” (Marcia Wise) of the inevitability of success. All of the boarders gather in front of Rose's boarding house after Barbarafs attempted Lila tries desperately to calm Barbara, suicide. 109 BKC wins first place with its animated sawmill. B-W DAY INSPIRES ENTHUSIASM Shivering majorettes get a few hurried last-minute instructions. This is the third year they have marched in the B-W parade with West High's majorettes. Mr. Nesbit gives the Senior Class float a last minute check. The float was one of many to take part in the B-W Day parade November 6. 1965. 110 Braves get their feathers clipped Is the slogan of the third place float by Kinetic. P0 P in T5 VICTOS? ' Second place goes to Z-Club s toaster, which pops up to victory. French club says the Broncs can-can win. The Junior Class Bronc eats the Braves for breakfast. The two Pep Club marching units combined precision marching with pep routines. b-da i king and queen Qeorgene Cantrell and Dave pennis on CROWNING CLIMAXES W DAY B-W Day, with all of its frantic activity, officially started with the nomination of candidates for King and Queen during a pep assembly on November 5, 1965. That same evening, the last minute touches were put on the B-W Day floats, and Dave Jennison and Georgene Cantrell were crowned King and Queen at the pep dance. On Saturday, the parade and the homecoming game made a perfect climax to the week-end. The B-W Day dance turns out to be a success. Connie Phillips escorts Ken Ehresman across the bridge. B-W DAY NOMINEES - BACK ROW: Doug Aden, Dave Brickley, Ken Ehresman, Dave Jennison. FRONT ROW: Barbara Rufys, Georgene Cantrell, Jacoba de Guzman, Bonnie Ayre, Pam Schmaltz. King assists Queen. 113 Eight charcoaled hams. THESPIANS PRESENT “G NINETIES ” The Drama Club and Thespian Club of Billings Senior High presented a Gay Nineties Revue on February 25 and 26. It consisted of a melodrama, a minstrel show, and several other acts. The cast of the melodrama were Jack Casey, Rod Zent, Mary Chamberlain, Marcia Wise, John Pul asky, and Becky Clark. The Madrigal Singers sang a medley of Gay Nineties tunes and the majorettes danced can-can. Bill Watson and John Dickson presented a magic act; Rod Zent and Cheryl Haverland sang a duet with J. G. Powell as their accompanist. John Pulasky and Becky Clark gave a humorous sketch. Dr. Wilson Clark of the Science Department of Eastern Montana C ollege played the guitar and sang folk songs. The Revue was considered a great success by those who attended. Big Sky Chorus Can-Can number? 114 115 Steve works on the Kyote Paper with Rick Smith and Ann Veraldi. BARBARA GRAINGER LEAVES FOR AUSTRALIA Barbara Grainger and Steve Chappie are chosen for AFS. AFS finalists Steve Chappie and Barbara Granger were announced in mid-November. Nominations were made earlier by the student’s teachers. After inter- views and eliminations Barbara and Steve were chosen. Their names were sent to New York for further screening. They were not able to chose their country but they did put down hemisphere preference. Barbara was chosen for winter term of one year and left for Australia just before the end of the semester. Steve has not yet been chosen, but he has a chance to go to a country during a six-week summer session. 116 THE PHILIPPINES COME TO BHS Bing examines Montana crystal collection. Cooking is about the same in any country! Like any BHS'er, Bing spends most of her time studing. 117 Jacoba de Guzman, better known as Bing, is the 1965-1966 A.F.S. student at BHS. She arrived last fall from her home in Lingayen, Pangasinan, Philippines, to live with Chris Henrickson and her parents Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Henrickson. While at BHS, Bing is studying civics, 20th century world history, Spanish, chemistry, and English. After she graduates in June, Bing plans to attend the University of the Philippines and study dietetics. Mr. Henrickson, Bobby, Bing, Chris, Susan, and Mrs. Henrickson, gather around the piano. Bing and Chris enjoy Montana weather during lunch. “IVINTER WONDERLAND” Ginny Hill tosses a streamer down to her helper during the decorating. The 1965 Christmas Formal was the combined effort of AK and Kinetic Club. To promote the ’Winter Wonderland” theme chosen by Cathy Clayton’s decoration com- mittee, a cookie shop with life-size Christmas cookies was set up at one end of the gym and large cardboard Christmas Cards were hung on the opposite end. Streamers of red and white, large cellophane wreaths, and tiny stars hanging from the false ceiling completed the decorations. Steve Berger and Linda Boyd work diligently. Larry Woodward, Linda Schartz, Karen Olson, and Scott Balsam chat during a break in the music. Students wait for the music to begin. 118 The Christmas formal was jointly sponsored by AK and Kinetic. Stan Richards' band provided the music. Don't worry, it's not radioactive! Stan Richards’ band was hired to play for the Christmas formal. Janet Herman, Judy Herman, and Diane Gilliland, ninth graders from Lincoln Junior High, served punch and cookies. Kathy Ames as Santa Claus and Tammy Feldner as an elf greeted the couples as they entered and gave out the dance programs. This year the couples were able to have colored pictures taken at the formal by Ken LaBard. This is how I want the wreaths to look! 119 A TIME TO SPEAK • • • . ..A TIME TO LISTEN THE FACES OF BHS... Laughter Conversation Education 122 Practice Exhaustion Solitude Correction Consultation A little gray box transforms faces into sound. 123 FACES OF THE SCHOOL 24 125 Miss Broncette KAY MARTIN MISS BRONCETTE ANNOUNCED AT DANCE Janice Ricci Laurie Cooper Brenda Bushell Zimmerman’s Studio Miss Broncette in Scotland. Miss Broncette Around the World” was the theme of the January 19, 1966 pep assembly pre- sented by AK. The theme was carried out with dances from several countries, such as Jacobafs native Filipino dance. The five girls nominated were Kay Martin, Brenda Bushell, Laurie Cooper, Janice Ricci, and Tammy Feldner. Kay Martin was crowned Miss Broncette at the after-game dance. Doug Aden danced the queen’s dance with Kay. She was given a bouquet of roses and a charm bracelet by AK. Miss Broncette s escort was Doug Aden. Mr. Duecker speaks on Existence: What Is It? Mr. Mars reaches for a book in reference to Man's Alienation. BHS ADDS HUMANITES PROGRAM Mr. Eschler expounds on Man's Reconciliation With Himself. Humanities took on new meaning for BHS students in the form of weekly lectures. These lectures were to acquaint the juniors and seniors with the humanitarian aspects of art, lit- erature, philosophy, and music. During their civics and junior honor English classes, students reported to the auditorium where a lecture was given by either a BHA teacher or a guest speaker who was an expert in his field. Ideally the lectures were arranged in series of four with one guest speaker in each series. Mr. Nesbit refers to his chart on William Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury during his lecture. 128 1966 NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS Lynn Adams, Dennis Skovgaard, and David Bick were the 1966 National Merit Finalists from Billings Senior High School. In their junior year, several thousand students in the United States took the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. When these test are corrected, a number equivalent to less than one percent of the graduating students of each state were named semi-finalists. To become a finalist, the semi- finalists had to perform equivalently on the college boards, and be recommended by the principal. LYNN ADAMS DAVID BICK DENNIS SKOVGAARD 1966 Most Versatile Girl and Musician NANCY DOHERTY Athlete Dramatist ROD ZENT - DAVE JENNISON Musician CAROLYN RONNEKAMP Dramatist jean McIntyre F.F.A. JACK ZEIGLER Most Versatile Boy DAN CROWLEY D.A.R. SANDY LAZETICH Musician FRANCIS REEDY Journalist—annual STEPHANIE SCOWCROFT Journalist--Gazette and annual SANDRA MELNICK Journalist—paper ANN VERALDI c L U B S Sandra Melnick Mr. John Voorhis Editor Advisor Division Pages Stephanie Scowcroft Editor Photographer Work began on the 1966 Kyote annual in 1964. By September of 1965 the annual was completely planned page by page, since planning ahead is the key to the success of an annual. To be a member of the Kyote annual staff, one must take a semester course in journalism. After this, work on the book itself begins. Copy-reading, revising, picture cropping, copy writing, alphabetizing, and picture taking are the jobs involved in producing the varied sections of the annual. Co-editors Sandra Melnick and Stephanie Scowcroft kept the staff working to complete the annual on time. STAFF PRODUCES BEST SELLER ANNUAL STAFF-FIRST ROW: Sandra Melnick, Stephanie Scowcroft, Sharon Rimestad. SECOND ROW: Sue Darkenwald, Stephanie Zirko, Marcia Ennis, Cheryl Frick, Connie Gray, Cathie Clayton. THIRD ROW: Wayne Anderson, Linda Hoffman, Jeri Schaeffer, April Clark, Joan Anderson, Cammy Orr. Lynr. Krueger, Dave May. FOURTH ROW: Roger Moore, Norman Anderson, Mark Korwald, Bill Watson, Dirk Lee, Gary Gibson, Mike Reed. 134 Sharon Rimestad Business Manager Dave May Head Photographer April Clark Advertising Manager Jeri Schaeffer Club Editor Wayne Anderson Bill Watson Photographer Sports Editor Joan Anderson Activities Editor Cheryl Frick Marcia Ennis Lynn Krueger Sophomore Editor Junior Editor Senior Editor 135 Cheryl Elliott, Anne Veraldi, and Rick Smith compose one of the Kyote's fifteen issues. Dan Farmer gets instructions from Head Photographer Don Lillis on the use of the enlarger. Everybody has mixed emotions about the paper. Kyote copyreaders, who are chosen by the editor, hunt for errors during one of their after-school meetings. Pam Mulloy and Lynn Larson count out papers for circulation. 136 1965 KYOTE WINS ALL STATE Sports Editor Rick Smith wins another typing race. Associate Editor Susan Leone, Advisor Mr. Harsch, and Feature Editor Cheryl Elliott discuss stories to be printed in the next issue. Editor-in-Chief Anne Veraldi hangs up the galleys. KYOTE PAPER STAFF—FIRST ROW: Lynn Larson, Cheryl Elliott, Rick Smith, Anne Veraldi, Paula Elting, Susan Leone. SECOND ROW; Eileen Goselin, Margie Hansen, Don Lillis, Carl Berger, Jeri Drum, Janis Erickstein, Pam Mulloy. THIRD ROW: Karen Stone, Marcia Cunningham, Cathy Card, Diane Hammerstrom, Leslie Cantrell, Cathy Hansen. FOURTH ROW: Dave Peery, Chuck Card, Dick Wilson, Steve Chappie, Dan Farmer. 137 STUDENT COUNCIL-FIRST ROW: Randy Korber, Bob Story, Jim Balestra, Mark Noennig, John Pulasky, Nancy Doherty, Mark Foos, Dave Gorton, Paul Jakab. SECOND ROW: Jim Becker, Carol Leggate, Bonnie Whitney, Patty Goodrich, Cathie Clayton, Georgene Cantrell, Jacoba deGuzman, W'endy Davidson, Joy Heimbichner, Cindy Navarro, Steve Robinson. THIRD ROW: Bill Wolfe, Coni Phillips, Barbie Rufus, Janice Ricci, Jennifer Eakman, Mary Mixon, Diane Degenhart, Tammy Feldner, Gayle Hamm, Kay Lang, Debbie Bangert, Jeri Drum, Kay wnitnerspoon, Annie cousins, Britt Salois. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Galles, Judy Howard, Linda Green, Barbara Hill, Marilynn Johnson, Jean Hartung, Dick Elmore, John Schneider, Terry Padilla, Gary Schmidt, Gerald Jones, Dan Margrave, Bryan Baker, Bill Jackson. FIFTH ROW: Bob Brown, Charles Hall, Ron Wendte, Dave Brickley, Tim Feldner, Gary Brook, Rod Zent, Stuart Jackson, Fred Urbaska, John Murphy, Larry Propp, Denny Huffard, Greg Cook, John Jewell, Dick Wilson, Dick Morrow, Doug LaMont. STUDENT EXECUTIVE BOARD-LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Mark Noennig, Mr. Thorson-advisor, Jim Balestra, Paul Korber, Bob Story, Don Jung, Mark Foos, Nancy Doherty, Jakab, Dave Gorton. Not pictured-John Pulasky 138 NEW GOVERNMENT AT B.H.S Student Executive Board members work in cooperation with No, you can't borrow my clipboard! their sponsor, Mr. Thorson, in solving school problems. Eyes left EVERYBODY! The 1965-1966 school year marked the be- ginning of an entirely new concept of student govern- ment at Billings Senior High School. The traditional student council system employed at Senior High for many years was completely revamped by a Consti- tutional revision in the spring of 1965. A new governmental organization, the Student Executive Board, emerged in September 1965 to assume its place of leadership in student affairs. The ten-member Student Executive Board consists of the president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer of the Student Council, plus the president and vice-president of each of the three classes. This group was delegated the authority to carry out the day-to-day business of student govern- ment. The Student Council, consisting of homeroom Representatives from each classroom, meets reg- ularly as needed to establish broad areas of policy. The actual details of government are handled by the Student Executive Board. The Student Council retains the veto privilege as a means of controlling the activities of the Executive Board. Each day, during third period, the Executive Board meets in the faculty lunchroom to carry out its functions. These daily meetings prove to be a much more efficient system of getting things done. When trying to conduct business under the com- mittee system, it was always difficult to get the committee members together at one time or place for meetings. With the Student Executive Board meeting daily, this problem has been solved. 10% CHOSEN AS HONOR STUDENTS NATIONAL HONOR-FIRST ROW: Mr. Myers, Ken Davidson, Kim Hart, Chris Hendrickson. SECOND ROW: Sandi Culver, Jacoba R. de Guzman, Sandra Melnick, Pam Schmaltz, Georgene Cantrell, Kathi Philip. THIRD ROW: Carol Yanc, Lynn Adams, Stephanie Scrowcroft, John Dickson, Stanley Wax, Diane Stratford, Donna Nelson, Anne Veraldi, Marie Portis, Nancy Doherty, Kathy Mills, Brenda Bushell, Laurie Cooper, Cathy Brastrup, Linda Espeseth. FOURTH ROW: Dana Graham, Peggy Glantz, Frances Reedy, Carol Robinson, Jacqueline Vinner, Mary Hailstone, Irene Novasio, Tammy Feldner, Kathy Eide, Joan Dutcher, Twinkle Morton, Rod Zent, Kayrene Beck. FIFTH ROW: Dennis Skovgaard, Tom Kirk, Bill Turnquist, Chet Haun, Jim Ashcraft, Dave Henderson, Dave Bick, Mark Noennig, Lorin Wright, Tim Feldner, Doug Aden, Don Jung. I was right. ... pie are square. I brought some more books for you, Joan. 140 THESPIANS-FIRST ROW: Marie Lechner, Pam Williamson, Marcia Wise, Nancy Doherty, Lorna Veraldi, Sandra Meinick, Ann Veraldi, Lori Gilliland. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mickelson, Rod Zent, Marcia Ennis, Jean McIntyre, Melodie Taylor, DRAMA-FIRST ROW: Lorna Veraldi, Wendy Davidson, Marie Lechner, Marcia Ennis, Becky Clark, Stephanie Scowcroft, Pam Williamson, Barbara Grainger, Anne Veraldi, Alana Robinson, Sandra Meinick, Nancy Doherty, Diana Baldwin, Lona Lee Olsen, Naomi Bare r, Miss Strutz. SECOND ROW: Annette Cousins, John Dickson, JoAnn Sieverson, Pat Gardner, Jean McIntyre, Marcia Wise, Stephanie Zirko, Connie Gray, Mary Sheehy, Paula Halverson, Shellie Navarro, Kathleen Martin, Dana Graham, Kit Muller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Michelson, Connie Prill. Mary Chamberlain, Lynn Adams, Dana Graham, Mary Hailstone. THIRD ROW: John Dickson, Dirk Lee, Jack Casey, Becky Clark, Bill Watson, Don Waddell, Mark Foos. Rachel Chamberlain, Rita Peck, Julie Fehr, Lori Gilliland, Melodie Taylor, Marcia Cunningham, Di Hammerstrom, Joann Evangelist!, Estelle Kirkpatrick, Raedene Seavy, Kathleen Howell, Mary Chamberlain, Ruby Hailstone, Karen Stone, Michele Ward. FOURTH ROW: Rod Zent, Bill Watson, Don Kirkendall, Bob Birck, Stan Putnam, Steve Sparhawk, Don Waddell, Dave Tousley, Jay Lundquist, John Wagner, Linda Haun, Carol Miller, Jeralyn Zent, Mary Hailstone, LaRayne Evans, Dirk Lee 141 B.H.S. INITIATES COLOR GUARD COLOR GUARD: Jeff Simons, Terry Wyman, Larry Woodward, Jay Lundquist, Gary Waddington, Barry MacDonald. ORCHESTRA-FIRST ROW; Cheryl Morrison, Marian Egge, Gorden Wolff ram, Karen Stewart, Francis Reedy, Neal Perkins, Mary Murray. SECOND ROW: Maude Lyles, Mary Szillat, Cassie Cady, Leslie Winter, Robin Burkland, Dennis Murray, Rex McGraw. THIRD ROW; Paula Halverson, Sandy Slemmer, Paul Jakab, Marcia Ennis, Connie Torres, Eric Reid. FOURTH ROW; Mr. Young, Greg Cable, Judy Ley, Cathy Jewison, Bob Story, Gary McDonald. FIFTH ROW; Mike LaGaley, Linda Bomar, Mary Ann Jacobson, Carol Leggate, Nancy Vanover, Ken Decker, Diane Hammerstrom, Duane Martin. SIXTH ROW: Ken Taylor, MelanieRubich, Gary Schneider, Gary Hatfield, Dave Halo, Mike McBride. 142 1966 CHEER QUEENS ARE BUSHELL, CANTRELL Del Wade drove the cheerleaders in the B-Day parade. The cheerleaders sparked school spirit at over a dozen pep assemblies this year. One of the cheerleaders, Georgene Cantrell, was elected B-Day Queen. During the March of Dimes Week, the cheerleaders sold hot dogs at Evergreen Shopping Center. Six seniors and only two juniors composed the cheerleaders group. Tryouts for cheerleading are held each spring, and the girls are judged by a panel. Miss Miller, girls gym teacher, is the advisor. Six points behind, my hair’s in a mess, the hot dogs are sold out. . . CHEERLEADERS: Bonnie Ayre, Maude Lyles, Georgene Cantrell, Kay Martin, Pam Schmaltz, Brenda BusheU, Margie Hanson, Kathy Eide. 143 DAVIDSON, DOHERTY, BROWN 144 BAND-FIRST ROW: Ken Davidson, Charlotte Ginder, Mary Ann Jacobson, Carol Leggate, Nancy Vanover, Dirk Lee, Annette Cousins, Jane Baker. SECOND ROW: Patty Andrus, Leah Strombeck, Linda Neuhardt, Maureen Styger, Sharon Idleman, JoAnn Evangelist!, Connie Tunnicliff, Gina Frizzell, Michele Ward, Robert Peterson. THIRD ROW: Susi Hexem, Mary Jo Hilde, Marlaine Kirsch, Paul Haack, Steve Ponce, FLUTES Harlan Stewart Jeanie Hopwood Nancy Doherty Rita Armstrong Sharon Watt Sharon Phillips Bonnie Lambert ALTO CLARINET Diane Finley Joan Mitchell Jo Ann Roesler Janie Wilson Jane Baker BASS CLARINETS Annette Cousins Sheila Loendorf Karla Nelson E-flat CLARINET Randy Elliot Connie Tunnicliff OBOE B-flat CLARINETS Ken Decker Ken Davidson Charlotte Ginder BASSOONS Mary Ann Jacobson Russell Jones Carol Leggate Nancy Vanover Bill Pierce Dirk Lee Patty Andrus ALTO SAXOPHONES Leah Strombeck Doug LaMont Linda Neuhardt Maureen Styger Sharon Idleman Cathy Booth Jo Ann Evangelist! Susan Hexem TENOR SAXOPHONES Mary Jo Hilde Dick Hansen Marlaine Kirsch Paul Haack Don Grewell Angelo Chavez Steve Ponce Sheryl Marchington BARITONE SAXOPHONE Clarice Post John Eickelberg Don Grewell, Sharon Watt, Carla Nelson, Randy Elliot, Sheila Loendorf, Dick Elmore, Tim O'Donnell, Frank Baxter, John Dineen, Robert Gordon, Gary Hatfield. FOURTH ROW: Jeanie Hopwood, Clarice Post, Sheryl Harchington, Harlan Stewart, Chris Berger, John Darling, Gary Brook, Thayne Loendorf, Bill Turnguist, Ned Ross, Terry Seiffert. TRUMPETS BARITONES Tom Mrachek Leroy Griffing John McIntyre Kit Haddow Gary Hatfield Mark Ward Ken Conrad Gary Mills Bob Brown Chet Haun Alan Watt Chad Martin Dick Elmore Robert Gordon BASSES John Dineen Bill Turnquist Gary Schneider Terry Seiffert Tim Bergstrom Steve Liane Frank Baxter Dean Galles Tim O’Donnell Ned Ross Mike Wagner FRENCH HORNS John Sundahl Dave Gorton Dave Peery PERCUSSION Pam Rothrock Thayne Loendorf Melanie Rubich John Darling Robert Peterson Gary Brook Michele Ward Gina Frizzell Chris Berger TROMBONES BELL LYRE Tom Bonogofsky Mark James Clark Schindele Dave Healow Mike McBride Karen Decker Terry Jacox TYMPANI John Billings Ray Meyer Ken Taylor ELECTED BAND OFFICERS BAND-FIRST ROW: Nancy Doherty, Rita Armstrong, Sharon Phillips, Bonnie Lambert, Diane Finley, Joan Mitchell, Janie Wilson. SECOND ROW: Ken Decker, JoAnn Roesler, Russell Jones, Bill Pierce, John Sundahl, Dave Gorton, Dave Peery, Pam Rothrock, Melanie Rubich. THIRD ROW: Doug LaMont, Cathy Booth, Dick Hansen, Angelo Chavez, John Eickelberg, Gary Schneider, Alan Watt, Chet Haun, John McIntyre, Bob Brown, Tom Mrachek, Ken Conrad. FOURTH ROW: Tom Bonogofsky, Mark James, Clark Schindele, Mike McBride, Dave Healow, Ray Meyer, Leroy Griffing, Mark Ward, Gary Mills, Kit Haddow, Chad Martin, Dean Galles, Mike Wagner, Steve Liane. FIFTH ROW: Ken Taylor, Karen Decker. Ken, you’re ignoring me. I’m finally strong enough to lift the trumpet! MAJORETTES BRIGHTEN HALFTIMES MAJORETTES-FIRST ROW: Aria Pope, Kathy Kuftis, Cathy Macleod, Susie Jacobson, Peggy Gountanis, Kathy Mills, Jennifer Eakman, Mary Nicolson, Sally Mullen, Laurie Cooper, Marie Portis. SECOND ROW: Ginnie Schaak, Marilyn Schieno, Kay Macheledt, Donna Gorton, Susan Hilleboe, Norma Tirrell, Barbara Day, Barbara Hill. Sherri Cox, Linda Woody. THIRD ROW: Jan Richardson, Nancy Morris, Marian Egge, Pat Lewis, Sandi West, Linda Erickson, Krsi Nybo, Linda Green, Marcia Wise, Kathy Hunkins, Judy Howard. All eyes are on the majorettes during one of many Sandi West, Linda Erickson, and Kris Nybo smile in unison, performances. 146 LETTERMEi POLISH TROPHIES LETTERMEN'S CLUB-FIRST ROW: Mr. Olson, Arnold Schultz, Cal Winslow, Bob Punches. SECOND ROW: Jon Ziegler, Burt Niess, Jimmy Jones, Dan Kosich, Jim Schleining, Don Jung, Irv Hanson, Terry Padilla, Jim Wright, Jr. THIRD ROW: Dick Hay, Tim Bergstrom, Stan Goselin, Jeff Madsen, Bill Wolfe, Kerry Hoffman, Dennis Pierce, Mike Padilla, State cross-countryman Jim Ashcrait looks at his trophy. Lettermenfs club is an honorary club for boys who have lettered in a sport. This year the lettermen aided the school by cleaning and polishing the tropies and trophy case. The boys in this club can be recognized by their lettered sweaters and jackets. Dick Morrow, Dan Margrave. FOURTH ROW; John Collins, Gary Scheidecker, BruceMoerer, KenEhresman, Lorin Wright, Bill Ehresman, Bruce Litwin, Doug Aden. FIFTH ROW: Clifford McCluskie, Jay Prestrud, Jim Ashcraft, Bob Dill, David Jennison, Jeff Uhren, Hans Pidino, Gary Schmidt, Pete Lazetich. 147 TOP MUSICIANS FORM QUARTETS GIRLS QUARTET: Karen Stewart, Marian Egge, Frances Reedy, Marcia Ennis. BOYS QUARTET: Bob Story, Neil Perkins, Paul Jakab, Gordon Wolfram. 148 A CAPPELLA-FIRST ROW: Jan Carlson, Carol Knodel, Barbara Marsh, Dianne Foster, Julie Sievertson, Kathleen Price, Debbie Drake, Linda Beringer, Marilyn Rogers, Sharon Day, Shirley Baumgartner, Judy Fraley, Jan Heer. SECOND ROW: Iva Steingrueber, Margie Ferguson, Nancy Busse, Neil McCoy, Micky Youngbauer, Jim Beringer, Johnny Ashcraft, Bob Libke, Suzanne Scanlon. Patti Zok, Mary Powell, Peggy Jangula. THIRD ROW: Dianne Pavich, Peggy Nelson, Perry Gangstad, John Schneider, Henry Moore, Steve Judd, Steve Horsness, Joel Hawkins, Larry Propp, Judy Rudolph, Viki Adam, Pam Williamson. FOURTH ROW: Done Ida Drake, Gene Finch, Glenn McFarlane, Marlon Morrison, Darrold Schweigert, Roger Stair, Milton Burton, John Wagner, John Radford, Melodee Taylor, Mary Chamberlain, Shirley Wentz. VARSITY-FIRST ROW: Marilyn Barrow, Janice Ricci, Kay Martin, Karen Mollerstuen, Carleen Brown, Carolyn Ronnekamp, Georgiana Reich, Susan Gerdes, Karen Cranston, Beth AnnSchindele, Cathy Brockschmidt, Linda Woody. SECOND ROW: Connie Taylor, Phyllis Fuchs, Tammy Feldner, Bonnie Ayre, Cheryl Haverland, Kathy Ames, Karen Hillner, Lori Gilliland, Joan Dutcher, Linda Schneider, Lynn Adams, Lorna GIRLS A CAP PELLA-FIRST! ROW: Barbie Bowler, Sandra Krum, Leslie Bryson, Mary Anne Rieker, Debbie Bliss, Bernice Krumheuer, Jenny Armstrong, Paulette Heckel, Robin Critelli, Debbie Ernst, Cheryl Stoddard. SECOND ROW: Judy Wilhelm, Pat Reintsma, Patty Goodrich, Linda Mulvihill, Elaine Shiskowsky, Jeralyn Zent, Janet Pederson, Shellie Navans, Veraldi. THIRD ROW: Barbara Ellers, Linda Fitzer, Ted Hines, Dan Bovee, Ron Kimmel, Tom Footit, Steve Berger, Bob Crystal, Ted Hagstrom, Dan Adams, Beverly Crabb, Carol Bortis, Vicki Idstrom. FOURTH ROW: Rod Garritson, Tony Gomez, Bill Dana, Terry Jordahl, Dick Mulvaney, John Becker, Rod Zent, Gary Schiedecker, Steve Boyd, Bill Jackson, Don Waddell, Tom Shaughnessy. Patti Keenan, Nancy Parker, Sandi Kohn, Lana Reiter, Candy Lucas. THIRD ROW: Kris Hagstrom, Angela Blanco, Karen Larson, Sandi Riddle, Patricia Warner, Marla Stone, Dixi Witcher, Karen Travis, Debbie Bangert, Margene Henman, Dianna Weidinger. MADRIGALS-FIRST ROW: Bill Dana, Linda Schneider, Cathy Brockschmidt, Terry Jordahl. SECOND ROW: Rod Zent, Cheryl Haverland, Georgianna Reich, Karen Cranston, Lynn Adams, Carolyn Ronnekamp, John Becker. THIRD ROW: Dan Bovee, Susan Gerdes, Anton Gangstead, Dick Mulvaney, Phyllis Fuchs, Gary Scheidecker. 16 VOICE-FIRST ROW: Colleen Brown, DoneldaDrake, Margie Ferguson. SECOND ROW: John Schneider, Janice Ricci, Glenn McFarlane, Marlon Morrison, Karen Mollerstuen, Roger Stair. THIRD ROW: Steve Judd, Suzanne Scanbon, Milton Burton, Joan Dutcher, Carol Bortis, Bill Jackson, Shirley Baumgartner, Tom Foottit. FOLKSINGERS-FIRST ROW: Beverly Crabb, Mark Foos, Joyce Gangstead, Peggy Nelson. THIRD ROW: Ron Kimmell, Steve Hooson. SECOND ROW: John Sundahl, Dianne Foster, Anton Berger, Steve Thorsness. 150 AK SPONSORS MISS ACTIVITY CLUB-FIRST ROW: Marilyn Barrow, Tammy Feldner, Bonnie Ayre, Marny Barovich. SECOND ROW:Sharon Phillips, Erika Reich, Barbara Day, Peggy Gountanis, Kathy Mills, Susan Hilleboe, Marie Portis, Mary Barovich, Linda Price, Karen Tennyson, Cathy Lervick, Linda Krug. THIRD ROW: Susi Hexem, Becky Mackin, Kathy Ames, Pam Schmaltz, Chris Henrickson, Leslie Howe, Sandi Leischner, Rosalyn Russell, Marie Lechner, Kristen Johnson, Connie Balsam, Rita Ullarich, Holly Duncan. FOURTH ROW: Sherri Sigourney, AK Treasurer Marilyn Barrow and President Tammy Feldner puzzle over a club problem. Pam Larson, Wendy Davidson, Dorene Evans, Paula Halverson, Nancy Morris, Jo Ann Sieverson, Sheila McKee, Elaine Shiskowsky, Rachel Chamberlain, Diane Degenhart, Carol Bortis, Donelda Drake, Alberta Sexe. FIFTH ROW: Vivian Hunter, Sheryl Fox, Marilyn Schieno, Joan Anderson, Suzanne Scanlon, Linda Fitzer, Terry Oliver, Kris Nybo, Judy Howard, Ina Rae Belue, Cheryl Frick, Jean Siegfried, Marilyn Wester, Anne Wilson, Sandy Krum- Besides sponsoring Miss Broncette, AK organized and decorated for the Christmas formal, entered a float in the B-W Day parade, and collected canned foods for the needy over Thanksgiving. The services of the club were under the supervision of Miss Vandersloot, the sponsor,and Tammy Feldner,the president. An alumnae party was given at Christmas. The officers this year were Tammy Feldner, pres- ident; Marilyn Barrow, vice-president; Bonnie Ayre, secretary; and Marny Barovich,historian. Miss Vandersloot, AK sponsor, gives advice to Bonnie Ayre and Tammy Feldner, AK officers. 151 152 DECA-FIRST ROW: Miss Riley, Garth Walling, Jim Becker, Lyn Mulvihill, Lynn Larson, Judy Bender, Daryl Haider, Del Wardell, John Pulasky, Mr. Wilson. SECOND ROW: Dick Hansen, Michele Hendricks, Linda Greenfield, Rita Ullarich, GaU Gradle, Cathy Klotz, Judy Rudolph, Debbie Hensel, Kay Hilling, Linda Slayton, Bev Wolff, BUI Schneider, Keith Olson. THIRD ROW: Tony Blanco, Mike Reed, Leah Strombeck, Terri Two girls support DECA by buying school suppUes at the store. Kreiner, Dorleen Richert, Diane Gullard, Sigrid Worden, Bruce Hungerford, Dick Riefs, Larry Steinmetz, Richard Estep, Terry Vandenover, RichardReichenberg. FOURTH ROW: Florence Griffith, Karen Pogue, Rick Plagann, BUI Norman, Les Wenner, Jim Sudduth, Gary Eddy, Jon Berg, Dan Burnett, Larry Smith, Jesse Briceno, Jerry Ray, Gary Stephens. Distributive Education Clubs of America prepare students for their future role in the business world. Members of BHS's DECA club attend state and national DECA conventions. Mr. Robert Wilson, the sponsor, has been at Senior High for over twenty years and was the first local sponsor of DECA. John Pulasky is state president of DECA. Each year DECA works on a school service project and a community service project. Western wear is displayed in the DECA store window. F.B.L.A. SPONSORS TYPING AWARD FBLA-FIRST ROW: Cathy Beyl, Georgene Cantrell, Audrey Schelle, Arloween Shelver, Daryl Grider, Bob Crystal, Jim Becker, Bonnie Galles, Kathy Schindler, Pat Cassidy, Barb Rufus, Betty Codneys, Judy Brown, Leah Strombeck, Mr. Jackson. SECOND ROW: Pam Williamson, Jan Heer, Karen Larsen, Sharon Schenk, Mavis Cleveland, Mary Marshall, Jeanne Moses, Sherri Wilcox, Debbie Hanson, Sue Lindstrom, Patti Bergeson, Carol Erhardt, Jan Moffet, Ginny Hastings, Diane Schneider, Anita Patterson. THIRD ROW: Cathy Booth, Tony Lucero, Keith Koistaa, Terry Jones, Cathy Lervick, Sherry Burton, Bev Rufus, Kathy Ames, Linda Brink, Twinkle Morton, Terry Straight, Dianna Weidinger, Carolyn Reno, Connie Muck, Mrs. Idleman. FOURTH ROW: Joanie Peters, Lee Heer, Linda Thompson, Coni Phillips, Florence Griffith, Britten Wicks, Jeff Simons, Gary Brook, Jerry Schenk, Sharon Martinz, Sheri Reiter, Maureen Styger, Connie Sheldon, Mary Murray, Shannon Sexe. Leah Strombeck and Diane Schneider attend an F.B.LA. meeting. The purpose of Future Business Leaders of America is to prepare students for the business they plan to enter after school. The officers are Bonnie Galles, president; Jim Becker, vice-president; Kathy Schindler, secretary; and Bob Crystal, treasurer. The club is under the supervision of Mr. Jackson, Mrs. Idleman, and Miss Neal. Mr. Jackson, one of the sponsors of FBLA, keeps Senior's books. 153 B.K.C. PROVIDES LEADERSHIP BILLINGS KEY CLUB—FRONT ROW: Mr. Bob Aagard, Ad- visor; Steve Chappie, Vice-President; Bill Turnquist, Secre- tary; Kim Hart, President; Mark Randak, Treasurer; Fred Urbaska, Vice President; Mr. Jim Wrightson, Advisor. SEC- OND ROW: Dick Sigman, John Schneider, Drew Sundell, Tom Brosius, Gary Johnson, Ted LaBard, Bruce Cunningham, Scott Balsum, Jerry Kessler, Stuart Jackson. THIRD ROW: Kim Hart conducts the weekly Thursday morning meeting at 7:30 a.m. in 219. Skip Heald, Dave Linn, Bruce Moerer, Terry Thorpe, Ken Davidson, Bill Dana, Jim Balestra, Dick Wilson, John Weber. FOURTH ROW: Bill Banke, Gary Scheidecker, Mike McBride, Russ Jones, Norm Armstrong, Chuck Card, David Jorgenson, Bob Hanson, Gordon Wolfram. FIFTH ROW: Bob Hibbs, Don Kirkendall, Bob Gordon, Tom Kirk, Steve Roylance, Kirby Reed, Ron Hunter, Dave Bick, Milton Burton, Leigh Dotson. The forty some young men pictured on this page represent, as I am sure many know, the Billings Key Club of Billings Senior High. As Key Clubbers, these young men also represent leadership, service, and fellowship. To a Key Clubber, leadership carries many respon- sibilities. To an individual, leadership is the ability to get one's Job done and done well, and at the same time, cooperate with others. To an officer, leadership is the ability to coord- inate and thus guide an effective and efficient club. Finally, to an organization, leadership is the ability to keep our title as First in Montana. Service, to any Key Club, is of equal importance with leadership, for service is the purpose of Key Club, while leadership is its means. Billings Key Club serves not only our school but our community as well. To the Key Clubber selling hot dogs at a Bronc home game, to the one ushering at a school play, to the one helping kids at the Friendship House, the purpose of Key Club is the same-service. Key Club is not, however, all give, for each Key Clubber, if he wishes, may take something very important from Key Club——fellowship. To a Key, fellowship is not a trite word in some dictionary. It is the guy standing next to him: his finger, just as bloody from stuffing napkins; his feet, just as cold from selling in the stands; his head, bowed just the same before each meeting. A Key Clubber must represent leadership, service, and fellowship. I must confess to being very proud of the young on this page. Kim Hart President, BKC 154 B.K.C. BUILDS A WINNER At first the results of the work on the float seem fruitless. The football player on the float was one of the most complex structures in the parade. Key Club workers apply finishing touches to the animated football player. Even girls, such as MJim Ennis, want to work on the winning float. Key Clubbers could note with pride a fine replica of their emblem. The float with the animated sawmill won first prize in the annual B-Day Parade, 155 B.K.C. SERVES SCHOOL Russ Jones and Tom Kirk are only two of the B.K.C. members B.K.C. members discuss club plans at a meeting, who spent many hours at the Air Fair Concession Stand. B.K.C. conducts weekly board meetings to plan school and Dave Bick applies the finishing touches to the paint job at community service projects. Somewhere Else. The year 1965-66 was a year of action for Billings Key Club. Under the leadership of Kim Hart, many projects serving both the school and the community were under- taken. B.K.C. sponsored a boys' group at Friendship House throughout the year. The sign in front of the school would have been bare if B.K.C. had not changed the announcements from day to day. During the summer vacation, ambitious members gave the B a fresh, new look with a new coat of paint. Nearly every weekend during the summer, members picked trash from a historic site in Billings. What would Fire Prevention Week have been without the B.K.C.-Y.K.C. Water Fight? B.K.C. members spent two months in the blazing summer heat repainting the then drab exterior of Teen Town. Bronc football games just wouldn't have been the same with- out the B. K. C. concession stand. B. K. C. placed cakes in the teachers' lounge before Christmas and pumpkin pies before Thanksgiving. B.K.C. members showed their zeal by building the winning float in the B-W Day Parade. B. K. C. sponsored a car safety check and a safe driving trophy to promote highway safety. B. K. C. 's school service and community service projects helped to make 1965-66 successful. Mr. Dimich, Billings Kiwanis member, confers with several B.K.C. board members to coordinate plans of the two groups. 156 B.K.C. SERVES COMMUNITY Mr. Wrightson, BKC sponsor, contributes to J.O. Bill Tumquist presents magazines to Mr. Nesbit as a Christmas present to the faculty. Gary Johnson and Ted LaBard promote good school relations by attending a Y.K.C. meeting. John Weber serves his time in changing the school marquee. Ted LaBard sells goodies to two Bronc boosters at a football game. MEET S NAC T I 157 PEP CLUB SENIORS-FIRST ROW: Kay Martin, Georgene Cantrell, Brenda Bushell, Pam Schmaltz, Kathy Eide, Bonnie Ayre. SECOND ROW: Janice Ricci, Julie Steele, Carol Yanc, Pat Hitchcock, Linda Thompson, Coni Phillips, Barb Rufus, Adele Nielsen, Trudy Taylor, Bonnie Galles,Sandra Melnick. THIRD ROW: Bev Wolff, Sue Lueneburg, Jeanne Moses, Sharon Sexe, lone Christenson, Sybille Kaleps, Jayne Darby, Jeannette Brush, Jacqueline Vinner, Helen Remington, Janie Jeffers. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Gootcher, Carol Schield, Viki Adam, Mary Ehli, Karen Mollerstuen, Connie Korwald, Sheila Rowton, Barbara Baxter, Carolyn Wells, Donna Connor, Phyllis Fuchs, Connie Taylor. FIFTH ROW: Arlowene Shelver, Jan Heer, Linda Andrus, Coralee Allen, Jerrie Morstein, Judy Bender, Sue Rademacher, Sandra Richsteiner, Shirley Baumgartner, Joyce Hooson, Marilynn Johnson. Susan Dokken, Jere Morstein, LeMoyne Fair, and Nancy Park practice marching for the B-Day parade. Pep Club officers are, left to right, Kay Martin, president; Trudy Taylor, treasurer; Miss Gonder, advisor; Janie Jeffers, vice-president; Phyllis Fuchs, historian; .and Nancy Doherty, secretary. 158 PEP CLUB SPONSORS PEP CLUB-FIRST ROW: Margie Hanson, Maude Lyles. SECOND ROW: Patti Keenan, Janet Pederson, Jeanne Cox, Dianne Pavich, Lee Heer, Charlotte Cinder, Janis Erickstein, Pam Todd, Gretchen Buckner, Linda Baca. THIRD ROW: Loma Veraldi, Linda Schneider, Caroline Weis, Kathy Niemi, Judy Ley, Linda Pickett, Carol Lou than, Diana Baldwin, Connie Sheldon, Tona Bandel, Vicki Smith. FOURTH ROW: Jane Barrigan, Ruby Siegfried, Phyllis Jenkins, Sally Kingston, Marlene Scheafer, Jan Moffet, Sharon Rimestad. Pat Bodley, Janet Christense, Anne Salsbury. FIFTH ROW: Margene Henman, Eldora Dockter,Le Moyne Fair, Karen Olson, Sandi West, Cindy Greer, Carol Erhardt, Nancy Bonogofsky. SIXTH ROW: Judy McGinnis, Cathy Kyle, Christine Williams, Annie Cousins, Bonnie Raile, Alana Robinson, Barbara Weis, Lana Reiter, Debbie Drake, Karen Travis. On the first day of Pond's beauty treatment ... The main purpose of Pep Club is to promote interest in school activities. This year Pep Club sponsored the elec- tion of the B-Day king and queen candi- dates. The king candidates were Doug Aden, Dave Brickley, Ken Ehresman, and Dave Jennison. The queen candidates were Barbara Rufus, GeorgeneCantrell, Jacoba de Guzman, Bonnie Ayre, and Pam Schmaltz. Georgene Cantrell and Dave Jennison became the chosen royalty. Pep Club also conducted a sale of pencils which had the game schedule on them. Pep Club officers this year were Kay Martin, president; Janie Jeffers, vice- president; Nancy Doherty, secretary; and Trudy Taylor, Treasurer. Pep Club members ushered at home games and for the school during Open House. Many hours were spent by Pep Club girls making posters promoting dances, games, and assemblies. At football games, Pep members welcomed the Broncs back onto the field after halftime with the Good Luck Broncs” orange and black horseshoe which Pep Club con- structed. To close the year, Pep Club held a Senior Breakfast to honor depart- ing seniors. KINETIC SPONSORS CHRISTMAS FORMAL Mary Ellen Marks listens attentively. KINETIC CLUB-FIRST ROW: Mrs. Steele, Donna Nelson, Anne Veraldi, Dana Graham, Barbara Grainger, Donna Juhl. SECOND ROW: Lois Nasalroad, Georgene Poe, Paulette Heckel, JoAnn Evangelisti, Sheri Skovgaard, Cathy Albin, Connie Pollock, Mary Lou Knodel, Regina Frizzell, Marsha Stiver son, Mary Ellen Marks, Joan Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Judy LeCount. Cathie Clayton, Pat Fitzpatrick, Mary Hailstone. Diane Stratford, LaRayne Davidson, Patt Mills, Laura Jolley, Suzanne Gardner, Susie Stolt, Eileen Bemis, Kathleen Martin, Susan Torres. FOURTH ROW: Rita Greger, Joan Dutcher, Lucretia Paine, Stephanie Scowcroft, Linda Hagmann, Ruby Hailstone, Marcia Ennis, Gini Hill, Penny Leischner, Kim Thompson, 160 ARGON CLUB-FIRST ROW: Mr. Hoggatt, Dick Wilson, James Crawford, Bob Dunn, MissDoerr. SECOND ROW: Pam Peterson, Stephanie Zirko, Lorna Veraldi, Cathy Card, Sally Mullen, Dana Graham, Marie Portis, Kathi Philip. THIRD ROW: Terry Mosbaugh, Carol Arrowsmith, Pam Rothrock, Chuck AVA-FIRST ROW: Steve Garcia, Dan Wittmer, Bob Lang, Leonard Schut, Ernie Shaw, John Bursir. SECOND ROW; Rod Garritson, Barbara White, Brenda Anderson, Margaret Smith. Card, Norman Armstrong, Bill Banks, Russ Herman, Carl Berger, Dave Whearty, Rick Orr. FOURTH ROW: Dan Adams, Bruce Moerer, John Hill, Chris Messelt, Kirby Reed, Dave Bick, Tom Foottit, Dennis Yost, Robert Propp. Bernie Zelmer. THIRD ROW: Stan Taylor, Mike Ament, Ron Dye, John Quinlavon, Jim Ziler, Floyd Spaur. 161 Z-CLUB-FIRST ROW: Mrs. Roe, Linda Boyd,SheilaLoendorf, Maude Lyles, Cathy Booth, Patti Bull, Janie Wilson, Miss Doerr. SECOND ROW: Audrey Schelle, Debbie Hanson, Cheryl Rhodes, Gail Asay, Lynda Baumgardner, Claudia Haag, Jane Baker, Jan Cooper, Kathi Philip, Lenlce Reichenberg, Linda Samartino. THIRD ROW: Sally Mullen, Marcia Harrison, Dyan Glas rad. Jacoba and Jan Richardson listen intently at a Z-Club meeting. Kayrene Beck, Cheryl Elliot, Frances Reedy, Carole Randall, Cheryl Morrison, Colleen Kober, Linda Ankrum. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Idleman, Barbara Williams, Nancy Nitzel, Jan Carlson, Becky Clark, Jeri Drum, Jan Richardson, Carol Robinson, Betty Glantz, Debbie Bangert, Ginny Olsen. One of Z-Club’s main projects this year was the sale of doughnuts during sixth period on Thursdays. At Christmas, Z-Club sponsored a collection of Christmas cards for soldiers in Viet Nam. The Z-Club annual Follies were presented in the spring. The club's float won second prize in the B-W Day parade. Sponsors were Miss Doerr and Mrs. Roe. Bonnie Ayre and Steve Wilson buy Z Club doughnuts. 162 PHYSICS CLUB-FIRST ROW: Stanley Wax, Dave Hendersen, Sandra Melnick, Mr. Kaser. SECOND ROW: Rod Zent, Chris Henrickson, Joan Mitchell, Erika Reich, Sharon Phillip, Kay Beck. THIRD ROW: Doug James, Mike Spear, Jacqueline Vinner, Twinkle Ann Morton, Linda Christensen, Robert Peterson, Bill Spencer. FOURTH ROW: Thayne Loendorf, Tim Ennis Jim Ashcraft, Chet Haun, Milton Burton, Tom Kirk. ELPHADONK DEBATES FOREIGN POLICY ELPHADONK-FIRST ROW: Mr. Ramsett, Bill Phillips, Marcia Cunningham, Linda Beckus, Paula Elting, Dan Adams. SECOND ROW: Dan Bovee, Frances Sillitti, Marty Edwards, Patti Bergeson, Larry Zinc, Don Ross. THIRD ROW: Tom Shaughnessy, Jay Lundquist, Stuart Jackson, Gary Waddingham, Gary MacDonald, Neil Perkins, Kit Muller. 163 Y. K.C. - 16 YEARS OLD YJK.C ers attend one of the club's bi-monthly meetings. Yellowstone Key Club belongs to an international organization of Key Clubs. Billings Senior High is the only school in the U.S. with two key clubs. The sponsor of YKC this year was Mr. Koolen. Yellowstone Key Club held its first meeting in September of 1949, and now is in its sixteenth year of service to BHS. YKC won the annual water fight on the tennis courts of Pioneer Park against BKC. An annual project of YKC is providing swimming lessons for Boy Scouts. YKC helped plan, construct, and support Teen Town. Some of their projects at school include selling candy and operating a concession stand at the football games. John Darling gives his opinion at a Y.K.C. meeting. YKC-FIRST ROW: Gary Brook, John Darling, Tom Mrachek, Leigh Goodrich, Leroy Griffing, Mike Manthie, Paul Haack, Mr. Koolen, Bob Brown, Bill Pierce. SECOND ROW: Chuck Cooper, Larry Zink. FOURTH ROW: Ken Decker, Neil Perkins, Bill Phillips, Bob Dunn, Robert Peterson, Jim Crawford, Steve Wilson, Frank Votapka, Chet Haun, Shannon Ness, Alan Watt, Steve Robinson, Mike Jourdan, Gary MacDonald, Dave Gorton, John Murphy, Doug LaMont. Steve Lueneburg. THIRD ROW: Greg Cable, Jim McCoy, 164 SPANISH OFFERED THREE YEARS SPANISH CLUB-FIRST ROW: Miss Calkin, Kathy Eide, Dana Graham, Jacoba de Guzman, Pam Rothrock, Sheila Loendorf, Mr. O'Neill. SECOND ROW: Margie Aalinds, Rose Rodriguez, Linda Baca, Barbara White, Margaret Smith, Glenn McFarlane, Marilyn Simek, Jan Moffet, Naomi Barer, Shelley Grunstead, Jill Hofmann, Eileen Bemis, Gwen Adams, Sharis Tinjim, Colleen Brown. THIRD ROW: Linda Godinez, Evelyn Hibb, Viki Adam, Sandi Culver, Sandy Slemmer, Connie Taylor, Shellie Chambers, Sharon Wilm, Sheri Skovgaard, Sheryl Angwin, Marcia Cunnigham, Kay Lang, Debbie Hall, Jan Sulenes, Barbara Smith. FOURTH ROW: Lee Heer, Carolyn Wells, Jeanne Cox, Melodee Taylor, Pen Leischner, Karen Hillner, Dianne Hammerstrom, Judy Stark, Debbie Elclund, Judy LeCount, Margene Henman, Jennifer Libke, Trudy Taylor, Ruby Siegfried, Kris Hagstrom. FIFTH ROW: Tom Cooper, James Larson, Frank Baxter, Ron Dye, Bob Baxter, Jeff Simons, Jerry Smith, Dave Jakes, Bob Timberman, Lornell Wiseman, Mark Ward, Joe Moffet, Art Werner, Linda Haun, Becky Clark, Michele Ward, Lona Lee Olson. LATIN CLUB-FIRST ROW: Pam Larson, Phyllis Jenkins, Cady. THIRD ROW: Jeff Madsen, Rita Peck, Dale MacLean Janet Richards. SECOND ROW: Patty Andrus, Cathy Albin, Diane Dimich, Dan Bovee, Cathy Jeevison, Karyl Lassie Lynda Baumgardner, Diann Hoffman, Holly Duncan, Cassie 165 FRENCH CLUB SPONSORS 007 DANCE FRENCH CLUB-FIRST ROW: Rick Smith, Carl Berger, Jan Mehl, Kim Thompson, Annie Cousins. SECOND ROW: Anne Veraldi, Georgene Cantrell, Barbara Grainger, Lorna Veraldi, Pat White, Carol Knobel, Diane Pavich, Barbara Day, Joan Peters, Peggy Jangula, Gretchen Buckner, Dorothy Baker, Judy McGinnis, Barbara Latie, Bonnie Ayre, Bonnie Stephens, Dona Schlenker, Sherry Burton, Cathy Lervick, Viki Thompson, Nancy Vanover, Karen Olson. THIRD ROW: Kathy Hunkins, Jan Richardson, Linda Woody, Beate Galda, Paulette Heckel, Wendy Davidson, Susan Henrickson, Cathy Booth, Kit Muller, Walt Nelson, Mark Vinner, Stephanie Zirko, Connie Pollock, Connie Balsam, Cam my Orr, Kathy Armogost, Joyce Gran, Helen Remington, Sue Darkenwald, Gayle Hamm, Lanette Moon. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Bishop, Cathie Clayton, Vicki Idstrom, Estelle Kirkpatrick, Julie Fehr, Ronna Kitzman, Ed Houser, Bill Westwood, Chuck Cooper, Larry Zink, Richard Stratford, Jeri Schaeffer, InaRae Belue, Dave Whearty, Tona Bandel, Marcia Harrison, Patti Bull, JoAnn Sieverson, Rachel Chamberlain, Margie Hanson, Sherri Sigourney. FIFTH ROW: Bill Wolfe, Dave Brickley, Danny Gibb, Dick Wilson, Drake Diteman, Gary Eddy, Paul Mehl, John Dickson, Bill Watson, Stanley Wax, SkipHeald, Stuart Jackson, Jay Lundquist, John Murphy, Jeff Gruenert, Rick Smith, Toni Martinz, Connie Korwald, Maryi-Lou Stein, Twinkle Morton, Chris Brunsvold, Gini Hill, Kathleen Howell. French club's main project this year was the production of the movie film Glgl. Members of the club sold tickets to the production which was put on in the auditorium. French club also sold candy at a concession stand during football season. French students In the club made an effort this year to speak only French during club meetings. Bill Watson draws tickets for passes to l nunderoaii, the door Mrs. Larsen, together with Miss Vandersloot, sponsors prizes at the French Club dance. French Club. 166 GERMAN CLUB HOSTS SPEAKERS No one told me this class was only for girls. What do you mean Si? GERMAN CLUB-SEATED: Mrs. Erickson, Jane Baker, Helen Remington, Karen Mollerstuen. FIRST ROW; Janis Ricci, Mary Hailstone, Linda Christensen, Claudia Haag, Sally Mullen, Rita Armstrong, Kathy Mills, Bonnie Lambert, Caroline Weis, Cheryl Rhodes, Anne Salsbury, Cathy Card. SECOND ROW: Paula Kinnarid, Barbara Ellers, Anita Patterson, Marcia Ennis, Nancy Graf, Marilyn Marsh, Mary Simmons, Debbie Ernst, Linda Andrus, Pam Peterson, Cheri Hoffman, Kay Macheledt. THIRD ROW: Connie Korwald, Dan Farmer, John Marks, Marlon Morrison, Ernest Szillat, Rod Garritson, Penny Bresky, Mary Szillat, Mary Jo Hilde, Marla Stone, Gretchen Buckner, Dorothy Bakker, Barbara Kahler. FOURTH ROW: Jack Casey, Don Kirkendall, Bob Gordon, Albert Nelson, Don Johnson, Stephen Roylance, Diane Finley, Karen Stone, Lucretia Paine, Shirley Baumgartner, Shirley Idleman. 167 F.F.A. TRAINS FUTURE LEADERS FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA-FIRST ROW: Doug Kramer, Mr. Aubert, Gary Yost, Reinle Kembel, Jon Ziegler, Floyd Gabel, Jack Ziegler, Wayne Klundt. SECOND ROW: Dan Wittmer, Jack Kramer, Tom Pocha, Bruce Smart, Jim Boucher, Ken Cellmer, LeRoy Gibson, Ell Sanchez, Ken Kramer. THIRD ROW: Lyle Forrester, Terry Wyman, Len Ingraham, Gene Finch, Mike Nunley, Randy Smith, George Bradley, Bill Bradley, Toby Kline. FOURTH ROW: Bob Lang, Harold Hobill, Alvin The Future Farmers of America is an organization of, by, and for youth interested in a career in agriculture or related fields. This year Judging teams from the club were sent to the Winter Fair in Bozeman, the District FFA Con- vention in Worden, and the state FFA Leadership Conference in Bozeman. Jon Ziegler and Floyd Gabel represented the chap- ter at the national convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Tony Nave was elected first vice-president of the Montana Association and received the DeKalb Agricultural Accomplish- ment Award. Jon Ziegler and Floyd Gabel were delegates to the national convention and Sherri Cox is sweetheart. Skager, Mike Larrabee, Tom Petty, Gary Schmidt, Don Briner, Dean Schillinger, Alan Oster. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Fraser student teacher, Russ DeVemiero, Rand Booth, John McIntyre, Lyle Jones, John Woodenlegs, Ron Hartman, Britt Salois, George Yost, Bob Williams, Bob Plagmann. SIXTH ROW: Don Bender, Gary Quigg, Dave Lehman, Jan Grossman, Ernie Shaw, Gary Schneider, Jim Bromenshenk, LeRoy Coles, Roy Deones, Tom Charter, Dennis Hoke. Joyce Schutt, 1964 Sweetheart, John Pulasky, public speaker, and Tony Nave, president, seated at the 1964 banquet. 168 Renovations to classroom and office include new desks. Russell DeVerniero with his registered Holstein heifer, purchased with Sears’ funds. Senior’s program in Vocational Agriculture was mod- ified this year to provide training and education to prepare youth for gainful employment in agricultural-related occu- pations. The Senior Vo-Ag class was divided into two groups: one group of fourteen seniors who studied Sales and Related Course Materials from Mr. Robert Wilson, distributive ed- ucation instructor, and a second group of fifteen seniors who embarked upon a course of Basic Principles of the Internal Combustion En crina. £ John Pulasky shows his registered polled Hereford heifer purchased with Sears’ funds. Single cylinder engines were completely overhauled with classroom studies on the principles of the engine. At semester the two classes switched courses. A part of the program included in-service training, whereby youth were given the opportunity of gainful employment in related businesses in the area. Seniors work in mechanic’s class. Seniors in sales class sell as a part of their training. 169 KEEPERS OF THE BOOKS-FIRST ROW: Vivian Hunter, Judy Brown, Susan Olson, Carolyn Wells. SECOND ROW: Debbie Hanson, Connie Taylor, Phyllis May, Janis Young, Caroline Sargent, Diane Schneider. Frances Sillitti, Ann Lee. THIRD ROW: Jan Larrabee, Caroline Weis, Kay Lang, Linda Gray, Rosalyn Russell, Alyce Brooks, Rita Greger, Elza Huffman, Sponsor. MATH CLUB SEES BANK COMPUTERS MATH CLUB-FIRST ROW: Mr. Travis, Dick Sigman, Stanley James Crawford, Dave Bick, Milton Burton, Steve Chappie, Wax, Mr. Nelson. SECOND ROW: Carl Berger, Jeri Drum, David Evans. Dick Wilson, Twinkle Ann Morton. THIRD ROW: Chuck Card, 170 OFFICE DEBS-FIRST ROW: Mrs. Dreyer, Kathi Phillip, Kathy Tripp, Mattie Anderson, Susan Miller, Gail Spencer, Kathy Ames, Pam Schmaltz, Marilyn Rogers, Maray Barovich, Mary Marshall, Sherri Wilcox, Linda Pickett, Barbara Smith, Sharon Kern, Paulette Schmittou, Janet Ketterling, Mrs. Mitzner. SECOND ROW: Genevieve Lively, Karyl Lassie, Yolanda Pena, Beate Galda, Judy Fraley, Linda Ankrum, Karen Larsen, Adele Nielsen, Arlowene Shelver, Margie LaBard, Carridy Hunter, Lois Scaubert, Carol Yanc, Janie Jeffers, Sherrie Morstein, Cheryl Adams, Jane Barrigan, Irene Novasio, Joan Peters. THIRD ROW: Jackie West. Joy Heimbichner, Melodie Jones, Frieda Grooms, Pat Bodley, Claudia Haag, Kristen Johnson, Sybllle Kaleps, Paula Kinnaird, Penny Bresky, Linda Boyd, Sharon Rickman, Barbara McGirl, Patricia Dorsey,Virginia Lively, Linda Krug, Sue Rademacher, Kathy Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: Dona Hicks, Barbara Cline, Andy Barnes, Bev Dahlstrom,Leone Heer, Sue Akerstrom, Sue Schlagenhauf, Arlene Berg, Marguerite Fitzwater, Cheryl Sigaumey, Diana Gullard, Kathy Schindler, Kerry Lineback, Marcia Harrison, Sheryl Fox, Tammy Feldner, Beverly Rufus, Coni Phillips, Linda Thompson, Pat Heimbichner. OFFICE ASSISTANTS-FIRST ROW: John Pulasky, Steve Wilson, ROW: Mrs. Dreyer, Dan Crowley, Lyle Forrester, Lorin Kirby Reed, Dave Brickley, Doug Aden, Dick Hay. SECOND Wright, Paul Hudgens, Terrv Wvman. Rick Orr. Mrs. Mitzner. 171 BIOLOGY CLUB TRAVELS TO PRYOR MOUNTAINS BIOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW: Naomi Barer, Don Grewell, Betty Buechler, Mark Ward, Dick Sigman, John Dineen, Stephanie Scowcroft, Connie Gray, Pam Larson, John Dickson, Steve Chappie, Paul Jakab, Dona Schlenker, Bonnie Stephens. SECOND ROW: Helen Remington, Connie Pollock, Sally Kinston, Lunda Habovstak, Lynn Adams, Cheri Hoffman, Pam Peterson, Mary Felt, Deborah Eklund, Kathleen Howell, Viki Thompson, Anne Wilson, Gerre Totten. THIRD ROW: Bill Jackson. Terrv XL-FIRST ROW: Steve Janich, Jeff Uhren, Dan Reno. SECOND ROW: Charles Smith, Bill Hess, Jim Jones, Morris Haugse, Thorpe, Connie Korwald, Jackie Vinner, Jeri Drum, Lori Gilliland, Twinkle Morton, Carol Leggate, Wendy Davidson, Rita Beck, Mary Lou Stein, Sherri Sigourney, Jan Larrabee, Donna Blankenship. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Roney, Sandi Culver, Bill Watson, Clifford McCluskie, Norman Yonally, Denny Huffard, Dan Adams, Bob Dill, Steve Wyard, Terry Jordahl, Larry Schendel, Alan Parker, Greg Cable, Bob Story. Larry Frates, Gordon Gropp. THIRD ROW: Terry Padilla, Edward Walker, Dennis Hoke, Morris Goan, Dave Eddy. 172 GEOLOGY CHARTERS CLUB GEOLOGY CLUB-FIRST ROW: Larry Zink, Stuart Jackson, Steve Sparhawk, John Dickson, Mary Chamberlain. SECOND ROW: Gail Spencer, Pat Zemner, Lynda Habovstak, Estelle Kirkpatrick, Kit Muller, Harlan Stewart, John Doe, Tom Jacobson, John Doe, Dennis Strieker. THIRD ROW: Rita Greger, Debbie St. John, Ray Lang, Ed Wenner, Nancy Stein, Barbara White, John Doe, Jack Shirley, Paul Hudgens, Hal FORENSICS-FIRST ROW: Bill Jackson, Tom White, Sandra Melnick, Cheri Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Gail Asay, Carol Louthan, Nancy Doherty, Marcia Ennis. THIRD ROW: Wendy Guttormson. FOURTH ROW: Dave Harris, Dennis Pierce, Bill Vincent, John Doe, John Doe, John Collins, Timmy Hartfield, Jack Gradle, Bob Garrison, Allen Roberts, Mike Howell, Ted Hagstrom. FIFTH ROW: Richard Otto, Dennis Bonar, Don Kirkendall, Teddy Morris, Dave JIarris, Pat Chesterman, Bill Rogers, Dave Lundin, John Doe, Bill Westwood, Mike McBride, Obie Brain, Morris Goan. Davidson, Gary Mills, Lynn Adams, Pam Williamson, Dale MacLean. FOURTH ROW: Dick Sigman, Dan Adams, Steve Sparhawk, Jay Lundquist, Bill Spencer. 173 SENIORS WELCOME SOPHOMORES SENIOR COUNSELORS-FIRST ROW; Don Jung, Peggy Gountanis, Dan Crowley. SECOND ROW: Brenda Bushell, Laurie Cooper, Chris Henrickson, Kathy Mills, Cathie Clayton, Nancy Doherty, Marie Portis, Sandra Melnick, Bonnie Ayre, Anne Veraldi, Donna Nelson, Diane Stratford, Janie Wilson, George Cantrell, Kay Martin, Stephanie Scowcroft. THIRD ROW: Ken Davidson, Dick Hay, Bill Wolfe, John Sundahl, Bill Turnquist, Rod Zent, John Pulasky, Linda Green, Tammy Feldner, Kathy Eide, Tom Mrachek, Doug Aden, Mark Foos. FOURTH ROW; Terry Jones, Jim Schleining, Mark Noennig, Tom White, Kim Hart, David Jennison, Dave Bick, Ken Ehresman, Leigh Dotson, Steve Wilson, Tim Feldner, Lorin Wright, Dave Brickley, Ron Wendte. How am I supposed to know? I’m only a Senior! Mr. Kosich and Mrs. Hutton are the sponsors of Senior Counselors. The purpose of this club, which has been at Senior since 1958, is to make students coming to Senior for the first time feel welcome and to help these students find their way around the school. The officers this year were Dan Crowley, president; Don Jung, vice- president; and Peggy Gountanis, secretary. At the first of the year senior counselors wear insignias pinned on their clothes so that sophomores who are lost may find someone willing to help them. Mrs. Hutton and Mr. Kosich work together in sponsoring Senior Counselors. 174 JUNIOR OPTIMIST-FIRST ROW: Mr. Lytle, Dan Crowley, Randy Korber, Scott Langman, Bill Wolfe, Don Jung, Mr. Rickard. SECOND ROW: Jeff Madsen, Tom Brew, Dick Hay, Dick Elmore, Eric Hobbs, Bruce Litwln. THIRD ROW: Ron Wendte, Roger Pinnick, Chuck Miller, Ed Houser, Richard Estep, Dave Tousley, Tom Halstvedt. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Simons, Jay Prestrud, Danny Reno, Charles Hall, David Brickley, Tim Feldner, Mark Noennlg, Mike Jennings, Nick Smith. JO members Roger Pinnick, Jay Prestrud, and Dan Reno Bruce Hungerford pushes JO com at a basketbaU game, make a sale of JO popcorn. 175 GAA. ENCOURAGES SPORTS GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-SEATED—Sharon Icfleman, Linda Beringer, Debbie Bowler, Claudia Haag. FIRST ROW: Patti Kuck, Bonnie Ayre; JoAnn Roesler, Marilyn Rogers, Kathleen Price, Jan Larrabee, Wendy Davidson, Georgene Cantrell, Brenda Bushell, Barbara Hill. SECOND ROW: Margie Hansen, Gall Gradle, Jeanne Moses. Vlki Adam, Joyce Hooson, Nancy Parker, Nancy Bonogofsky, Julie Sivertson, Darla Johnson, Sherri Cox, Rosalyn Russell, Charlotte Ginder, Jennifer Eakmann, Ginny Hastings, LeMoyne Fair, Patti Keenan, Ginny Olsen, Barbie Bowler. THIRD ROW: Mike The ball is volleyed over during a G.A.A. volleyball game. Wadnizak, Mary Jo Hilde, Shellie Chambers, Susan Torres, Raedene Seavy, Nancy Morris, Carol Leggate, Kay Witherspoon, Mary Ann Jacobson, Nancy Vanover, Terry Roods, Sandl Riddle, Denice Danell, Colleen Kober, Patty Olsen, Charlie Houserman, Robi Lee. FOURTH ROW; Linda Neuhardt, Kathy Yapuncich, Nancy Graf, Sharon Idle man, Twinkle Morton, Joan Dutcher, Joan Peters, Sheri Reiter, Linda Krug, Kim Cross, Diana Baldwin, Jackie Christiansen, Patty Andrus, Linda Cormier. Gee, Janice, is that the way you do it? 176 ART CLUB CONDUCTS ART SALE ART AD-FIRST ROW: Mr. Elliot, Steve Greene, Gerl Atkinson, Greg Richau, Albert Nelson. SECOND ROW: Judy Stark, Phyllis Spencer, Cheryl Bonko, Joy Heimbichner, Kathy Walker, Cathy Beyl, Lori Gilliland. THIRD ROW: Dan Hanchett, LeRoy Jesfield, Sue Canon, Kay Witherspoon, Nancy Emery, Eldora Dockter, Amby Barnes, Pat Bodley, Danella Bauer. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Williams, Susan MacLeod, Susan Hoskins, Boyd Bishop, Clark Schindele, Don Johnson, Cheri Ramus, Adele Nielsen, Arlowene Shelver. QUILL AND SCROLL—FIRST ROW: Dick Wilson, Sandra Jeri Schaeffer, Cheryl Elliot, Chuck Card. THIRD ROW: Melnlck, Ann Veraldi, Stephanie Scowcroft, Bill Watson. Cheryl Frick, Lynn Krueger, Stephanie Zirko, April Clark, SECOND ROW: Cathy Card, Dan Farmer, Sharon Rimestad, Marcia Cunningham. FOURTH ROW: Steve Chappie. 177 Jerry Walker-Head Coach Coach Walker in action COACHING--A TIME TO SPEAK Coach Zupan-Line Coach Peters-J. V.'s Coach Lazetich-Backfield Coach Cox-Colts CONFERENCE STANDINGS 1. Great Falls (9-0) 2. Great Falls Central (7-2) 3. Billings West (6-2-1) 4. Great Falls Russell (5-2-2) 5. Missoula Sentinel (5-4) 6. Billings Senior (4-5) 7. Butte (3-6) 8. Helena (2-7) 9. Flathead (1-8) 10. Missoula Hellgate (0-9) Coach Moerer-Colts 180 FRONT ROW: Irving Hansen, Carl Rogers, Pete Harris, Jeff Madsen, Dan Kosich, Hans Pidino, Bob Punches, Perry Lyles, Jerry Dustin, Guy Chilson, Gordon Gropp, Bruce Moerer. SECOND ROW: Bill Wolfe, Scott Langman, Dan Crowley, Dave Brickley, Tony Blanco, Jack Buck, Arnold Schultz, Jim Schlelning, Gary Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Doug Aden, Tim Feldner, Jay Prestrud, Pete Lazetich, Dave Jennison, Lorin Wright, Mike Padilla, Dennis Skovgaard. FOURTH ROW: Burt Niess, Mick Diede, Don Harper, Steve Berger, Ed Walker, Dick Thueson, Cliff McCluskie, Rick Morrow. AND A TIME TO LISTEN SEASON RECORD Broncs 47 Sheridan 12 Broncs 7 Butte 19 Broncs 27 Helena 7 Broncs 14 Great Falls Senior 34 Broncs 9 Missoula Sentinel 19 Broncs 34 Missoula Hellgate 0 Broncs 7 Great Falls Central 6 Broncs 6 Great Falls Russell 12 Broncs 13 Kalispell 6 Broncs 2 Billings West 13 Say, what was that number?? I can hear 'em, but I can’t see ’em. 181 BRONCS SPLIT 5 WINS, 5 LOSSES Good luck, Perry. The 1965 football season proved to be a series of upsets and disappointments for the unpredictable Broncs. The Broncs opened their season with an impressive 41-12 victory over Sheridan. Dan Crowley, who converted from the fullback position to take the quarterback role, led the Broncs on the offense as he passed and kicked the visiting Broncs to victory. After dropping a hard fought game to Butte, the Broncs came back and romped to a 27-7 victory over Helena. Perry Lyles pushed and ploughed his way through the Helena defense scoring a pair of touchdowns. The Broncs followed by bowing 34-14 to undefeated Great Falls Senior and dropping a 19-9 loss to Missoula Sentinel. On their next trip, the Broncs crushed Missoula Hellgate in a game where the Bronc defense held Hellgate scoreless and the Bronc offense ran and passed for 34 points. In their finest showing of the year the Broncs handed the pre- viously undefeated Great Falls Central a 7-6 upset. Punches and Schultz sparked the Bronc defense, plaguing Central with pass interceptions and fumble recoveries and holding the opponents to 64 rushing yards. Threatening all the way, the Broncs lost to Great Falls Russell by 12-6, but homecoming brought a welcomed 13-6 victory over Kalispell. The West-Senior game was a sour note for the Broncs in their final game of the season as the Bears passed to a 13-2 victory over the determined Broncs. Move it, you guysl Brenda and Bonnie in action. Pldino pulls West's Glasgow Into the dirt. Crowley plows West ball-carrier In rival meet. LOOKING BACK ON THE SEASON Overall, the Broncs had an average season this year. The grid men, splitting 5 wins and 5 losses, had a fairly successful year considering they were one of the smallest teams in the Big 10. ’’The boys did pretty well this year,” said head coach Jerry Walker. ”We always would like to do a little better. Our team, even though small, gave 110% effort at all games.” The best team effort of the year was in the Great Falls Central game. The Bronc defensive team did a fine job in stopping the Mustang offense. The Mustangs, up to that point, had been atop contender for the Big 32 title. The 7-6 Bronc upset ended any Mustang hope for the championship. Outstanding players for the Broncs this season included Dan Crowley, who acted as both co-captain and quarterback; Dave Jennison, who also doubled as co-captain and tackle; Gary Schmidt, who did a great job as a lineman; and Perry Lyles, who led the Broncs on offense. 183 VETERAN SENIORS PROVIDE STRENGTH Punches prepares to hurdle the line Tony Blanco Dave Jennison Steve Berger Perry Lyles 184 Cliff McCluskle Dave Brickley Bob Punches Gary Schmidt Crowley and Skovgard close the trap. Don Harper Lorln Wright Doug Aden Dan Crowley 185 FRONT ROW: Bruce Litwin, Dave Kennedy (Manager), Adams, Bill Ehresman, Coach Myers, Jim Ashcraft, Dan Margrave, Gary Scheidecker. BACK ROW: Dan Ken Ehresman. CROSS COUNTRY IS UNDEFEATED 186 Pioneer Park provides training ground for the team. Coach Myers times runners during practice. K BRONCS TAKE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Running in an outstanding display of team effort, this year’s cross-country team ran undefeated in regular meets, and topped off the season by taking the State championship at the Lake Hills Country Club. Under the able coaching of Coach Myers, the Broncs began their training early in the school year. While most students were on their way home from school, the cross-country team was puffing and panting on the many hills of Pioneer Park. By the first meet in late October, the team was in good shape, and ready for the competition. In the opening meet against Helena, Laurel, and West, the Broncs took a solid first with 33 points, while Helena, who had 51 points, was the closest opponent. The team followed with four more solid victories in regular meets to take a clean sweep of all their races. SEASON RECORD Winner Top Opponent Broncs 33 Helena 51 Broncs 23 Great Falls Broncs 31 West 1 Broncs 33 Glasgow 11 Broncs 27 West 5‘ STATE MEET Broncs 72 Helena 80 Ken Ehresman was the top runner for the Broncs in all their meets, while Dan Margrave and Gary Schiedecker followed close behind. At the State meet, the Broncs compiled 72 points to take first place. The State champs ran strongly in the meet with the qualifying runners including Ken Ehresman-who placed fifth- Dan Margrave, Gary Schiedecker, Bill Ehresman,and Jim Ashcraft. Coach Myers, in commenting on this year’s successes, stated, ’’The most outstanding feature of the team was that all the members worked together as a body. There were no individual stars, but we did have several top runners. The State Champs gather around their trophy Emotions before the big race. Ehresman and Margrave placed high at State. 187 BRONCS WIN FIRST FIVE GAMES Lazetich shifts into overdrive. 188 VARSITY—FRONT ROW: Hans Pidino, Larry Burkhardt, Pete Lazetich, Jeff Uhren, Ron Hunter, Dave Jennison, John Jim Schleining, John Ashcraft, Tim Bergstrom. BACK ROW: O’Brien, Cal Winslow. Cal Winslow finds the gap. Schleining takes to the air for two. 189 BRONCS ARE TOUGH IN ACTION Towering Dave Jennison out-jumps, as Winslow watches. Flying Cal lays up two. Burkhardt steals in Sidney game. 190 Pete Lazetich puts the brakes on an Anaconda player. Jennison rebounds as West's Allison fouls. Dave Jennison looks for a receiver. Right here! yells Cal Winslow. 191 BRONCS POST 11-7 SEASON Tim Bergstrom Hans Pidino Larry Burkhardt 192 May I leave the floor, Coach? Dave Jennison Coach Laz Bruce Moerer Jim Schleining John Ashcraft Micky Diede John 0’Brian 193 FUTURE BRONCS GAIN EXPERIENCE J.V.'s— FRONT ROW: Bruce Litwin, Mike Harkins. BACK ROW: John Woodenlegs, Mark Randak, Bill Ehresman, Bruce Moerer, Micky Diede. SEASON RECORD BRONCS 60 Butte 40 BRONCS 77 Sidney 59 BRONCS 51 Butte Central 74 BRONCS 65 Anaconda 77 BRONCS 73 Sheridan 72 BRONCS 55 Butte 57 BRONCS 74 Casper 65 BRONCS 63 West 70 BRONCS 57 Glendive 55 BRONCS 72 Great Falls Central 63 BRONCS 61 Sidney 53 BRONCS 68 Great Falls Public 75 BRONCS 66 West 47 BRONCS 56 Miles City 55 BRONCS 68 Great Falls Russell 54 BRONCS 65 Lewistown 86 BRONCS 67 Anaconda 81 BRONCS 72 Great Falls Public 57 BRONCS 68 Butte 52 BRONCS 93 Great Falls Central 56 BRONCS 67 Glendive 72 BRONCS 73 Miles City 63 194 COLT’S, J. V.’S ASSIST BRONCS COLTS—FRONT ROW: Leland Cook (manager), Jessie Solix, Daryl Schweigert, Dave Harris, Greg Snider, Vern Woodward, Bill Westwood, Casey Slough. BACK ROW: Roger Stair, Steve Greene, Keith Parker, Gary Hatfield, Stan Ostrum, Bill Horton, Curt Nesset, Kim Hunter. Winslow lays-up as team looks on. Jennison uses height on a corner shot. 195 WRESTLERS GRAPPLE TO 11 WINS, 9 LOSSES Don Jung controls West player at home meet. Jon Ziegler prepares for a takedown. 196 Now that leg is his, and this one is mine . . . 197 LYLES, PIERCE ARE STATE CHAMPS Coach Olson and Asst. Coach Nistler Chris Berger (1-6) Drew Stmdell (4-9) Dennis Pierce (23-1) Don Jung (15-8) BRONCS PLACE SECOND AT STATE MEET Divisional Runner-up - State Champ Perry Lyles (16-1) Arnie Schultz (6-12-3) The Bronc wrestlers ended the season this year by placing second at the state meet. Missoula Sentinel edged the Broncs by one point as Dennis Pierce took first at 103 pounds, and Perry Lyles took first at 138 pounds. Jim Wright was runner-up in the 133-pound division. Dennis Pierce was an outstanding wrestler for the Broncs this season as he set several team records. Dennis also was awarded a trophy for Most Outstanding Wrestler in the Southern Divisional wrestling tournament. The Broncs placed second at this divisional meet. The following seniors will be missed on next year’s team: Dennis Pierce, Don Jung, Jon Ziegler, Perry Lyles, Arnie Schultz, Jack Ziegler, Gary Schmidt, and Ed Moose Walker. Berger wrestles under close eye of ref. Lyle clowns during practice. Gary Schmidt (15-9) Burton Niess (6-7-1) GYMNASTS PERFORM AT LAST HALF-TIME Gary Scheidecker executes a handstand on the long horse. The first organized gymnastics team for both girls and boys was formed this year by Mr. Peters and Miss Miller. The team practiced in the autoshop on week nights, and each member received individual training in specific areas of gymnastics. Team members worked out mainly on mini-tramps, rings, side-horse, balancing bar, parallel bars, and tumbling mats. Although the team did not compete in any competion, as a highlight to the season the team put on a half-time performance at the last home basketball game. 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SCHLEINING, Owner COMPLETE ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE LARGE OR SMALL 225 ADVERTISER'S INDEX Albertson’s Super Market................................................. 207 Aldrich Lumber Company....................................................222 Anthony's Department Store................................................224 Barnett Optician..........................................................217 Barovich Organization.....................................................211 Beatrice Foods Company....................................................204 Bee Photo Service.........................................................208 Berg's Sports Den.........................................................218 Billings Automobile Association...........................................223 Billings Business College.................................................220 Butler's Kitchen..........................................................216 Casa Dee Pizza.................................•..........................207 Clark Construction Company................................................210 Coles Department Store....................................................222 Connolly Saddlery'........................................................218 Culligan Soft Water.......................................................216 Custer Thriftway Market...................................................207 EMC Bookstore.............................................................219 Empire Heating and Cooling................................................224 First Federal Savings and Loan............................................224 Frostop Drive-in .........................................................208 Golden Belle Restaurant...................................................217 Goodies Spud Chips........................................................206 Gregory hop ............................................................. 215 Griff's Burger Bar .......................................................210 Hagen's Letter Shop.......................................................205 Hart-Albin Company...................................................... 219 Hatch's ................................................................. 225 Haw's Garage .............................................................211 Height's Auto Exchange....................................................206 Height's Golfette ....................................................... 205 Herff-Jones Company.......................................................212 Hester Studio.............................................................204 Hilling's Pharmacy........................................................207 Holliday Furniture........................................................204 Hollywood Beauty College..................................................219 IGA (Ryan Grocers)........................................................205 Industrial Electric.......................................................225 Jubilee Bowling Lanes.....................................................213 Kasper's Photo Shop.......................................................213 Kook Radio and Television.................................................206 Lindamood Music Company...................................................209 Marion Optician...........................................................211 Mark Adrian Studios.......................................................221 Melnick Real Estate and Insurance.........................................224 Mildred Hazel.............................................................214 Miller Pharmacy...........................................................205 Montague's Jewelers.......................................................208 Montana-Dakota Utilities Company..........................................225 226 ADVERTISER'S INDEX Q’s Sports Shop........■........................................ 212 Rip’s Shoe Store ............................................... 205 Rowe Furniture ................................................. 215 Roybal Insurance .............................................. 205 Sandy's Drive-in ............................................... 217 Saunder's Cash Way Lumber ...................................... 213 Scheel's Hardware .............................................. 218 Security Savings and Loan....................................... 220 Selby Re-print Company.......................................... 215 Sigman Furniture................................................ 218 Spinning Wheel ..................................................213 S-Quire Fine Foods.............................................. 208 Tall Fashions................................................... 204 Thompson's Dairy................................................ 208 Tippet Studio................................................... 209 Todd's Shoe Store............................................... 225 Trott Printing.................................................. 213 Vaughn Ragsdale Company......................................... 220 Westwood ....................................................... 215 Wilcoxson's Ice Cream........................................... 222 Wong Village ................................................... 215 Woodrow Prescription Shop ...................................... 215 F.W. Woolworth Company ......................................... 212 Zimmerman's Studio.............................................. 216 Zuck Studio..................................................... 210 227 I N D E X INDEX Aalinds, Margie............165 Aagard, Mr..................8, 154 Aasenf Halden...............23 Adam, Vickie . . . 23, 149, 158 165 Adams, Billie Sue ... 53 Adams, Cheryl...........23,171 Adams, Claire ..............23 Adams, Dan . . . 53, 149, 161, 163,172,173, 186, 187 Adams, Gwen.............77,165 Adams, Lynn . . . 23, 129,140, 141, 149, 150,172,173,220 Adams, Terry................23 Adams, Vicki................23 Adamson, Vern...............77 Aden, Doug ... 23, 107, 113, 140, 147, 174, 181, 185 Ahl, Arthur ................77 Ahrens, Claudia.............77 Akerstrom, Susan .... 53,171 Albin, Cathy..........160, 165 Albin, David ...............53 Allen, Coralee.............23, 158 Allred, Larry...............23 Althoff, Jacquelyn Altmaier, Bill .............77 Alverez, Mary Lou...........77 Amend, Mike.............77,161 Ames, Kathy ... 23, 119, 149, 151, 153, 171 Anderson, Brenda .... 23,161 Anderson, David..........53,73 Anderson, Dorothy...........77 Anderson, Frank Anderson, Joan . . . 23, 134, 135, 151, 213, 224 Anderson, Linda Anderson, Mattie .... 53,171 Anderson, Rujena............53 Anderson, Wayne . . . 53, 134, 135 Andrus, Linda . . . 23,158, 167 Andrus, Patti ... 77, 144, 165 Angwein, Cheryl ... 77, 165 Ankrum, Linda . . .23,162,171 Archer, Mikki...............53 Armages, Kathy Armendaris, Mary Armenderiz, Alice...........77 Armogost, Kathaleen .... 77, 166 Armogost, Larry.............53 Armstrong, Gary.............23 Armstrong, Jennie . . . 23,149 Armstrong, John.............53 Armstrong, Norman .... 53, 134, 154, 161 Armstrong, Rita ... 23, 144, 145, 167 Arrendonda, Elida...........24 Arrowsmith, Carol . . . 53,161 Asay, Gail ... 53, 162, 173 Ashcraft, James ... 23, 140, 147, 163, 186, 187 Ashcraft, John ... 77, 140, 149, 189, 193 Atkins, Lorraine............53 Atkinson, Geraldine . . .24,177 Atkinson, Linda..............77 Aubert, Mr..............15, 168 Auck, Connie.................77 Ayre, Bonnie . . . 24,106,113, 123,143,149,151,158, 162, 166, 174, 182, 211 Baca, Linda . . . 53, 123, 159, 165 Bailey, Randall..............77 Baker, Bryan William ... 24 Baker, James Wayne ... 24 Baker, Jane .... 53,144,162, 167 Baker, Ron...................53 Bakker, Dorothy . . . 53, 166, 167 Bakker, Steve................77 Baldwin, Diana . . .53,141,159 Balestra, James . . .20,52,53, 104, 133, 154 Ballard, Diana...............77 Ballock, Brian...............77 Balsam, Constance Jo . . . 24, 151, 166 Balsam, Scott ... 53, 118,154 Bandel, Tona . . . 53, 159, 166 Bangert, Debbie ... 77, 149, 162 Banks, Bill ... 53, 154, 161 Bankston, Jim................53 Banning, David Bardsley, Scott..............77 Barer, Naomi . . . 77, 83, 141, 165, 172 Barnes, Amby . . . 53,171,177 Baron, Judith................77 Barovich, Marny Jane ... 24, 151, 171 Barovich, Mary Jean ... 24, 151 Barrigan, Elizabeth Barrigan, Jane . . . 53,159,171 Barrigan, Jim................53 Barrigan, Jim................77 Barrow, Marilyn ... 53, 149, 151 Baston, Mike.................53 Bauer, Donella .... 24, 177 Bauer, Ken Bauer, Rodney .............. 77 Bauer, Wayne.................24 Baumgartner, Lynda ... 77, 162, 165 Baumgartner, Shirley Ann . . . 24,149,150, 158, 167 Baxter, Barbara ... 24, 158 Baxter, Frank . . . 77,144,165 Baxter, Robert Charles . . . 25, 165 Beck, Kayrene Ann . . . 25,140, 162, 163 Beck, Rita . . . 77,141,165,172 Becker, James................77 Becker, James Henry . . . 25, 152 Becker, John . . . 25,149,150, 153 Beckers, Linda Mary ... 25 Beckus, Linda...............163 Beeghly, Candace............77 Beeghly, Clayton............77 Bell, Leroy.................53 Bellingham, Judy............25 Bellman, Denise.............77 Bellman, Judy Belue, Ina Rae . . . 54,151,166 Bemis, Eileen . . . 54,160,168 Bender, Don................168 Bender, Judy Carol . . . 25,152, 158 Benhard, Bill...............77 Benjamin, Patricia..........78 Berg, Arlene...........54, 171 Berg, Jonathon Peter . . . 25, 152 Berger, Carl . . . 54, 161,166, 167, 170 Berger, Chris . . . 78,144,198 Berger, Stephen Edward . . .25, 118, 149, 150, 160, 181 Bergeson, Patty Jean ... 25, 153, 163, 209 Bergstrom, Tim ... 54, 144, 147, 189, 192 Berkland, Joyce..............25 Beringer, James..............78 Beringer, Linda Ann . . . 25,149 Beringer, Mark Bernhard, Bill Bernhardt, Clifford..........54 Berreth, Dixie...............54 Berringer, Jim..............149 Berry, Randy.................78 Bertelson, Donna Maurine ...............25 Besinque, Mark...............78 Best, Carlene................54 Beven, Christine.............54 Beyl, Cathie . . . 54, 153, 177 Bick, David Hal . . . 25, 129, 140, 154,156,161,170, 174 Bier, Glenn..................54 Biggs, Sandra................78 Billings, John..........78, 144 Birch, Robert...........78, 141 Bircht, Jennie ..............78 Bishop, Bonnie.........78,166 Bishop, Martha...........73 Bishop, William Boyd ... 25, 177 Bjelkevig, Randy.............78 Blackmer, Miss...............10 Blair, Bonnie................78 Blanco, Angela...........78,149 Blanco, Tony Jerome ... 25, 152, 181, 184 Blankenship, Donna . . . 54,174 Biasing, Deborah.............78 Biasing, Richard Bliss, Deborah...........78,149 Blood, James ................78 Bloomingdale, David..........78 Bochy, Angela................78 Bodine, Mrs..................10 Bodley, Patricia ... 78, 159, 171, 177 Bomar, Linda .... 78, 142 Bonar, Dennis...............173 230 Bonko, Cheryl . . . 78, 177 Bonogofsky, Nancy . . . 78,159 Bonogofsky, Thomas Booth, Bill . . 73, 145 Booth, Kathy ... 54, 144, 145, 153, 162,166 Booth, Rand .... 78, 168 Borberg, Mr ... 6 Bortis, Carol . . . 54,149,150, 151 Boucher, Gayle . . . . . . 78 Boucher, Jim Boucher, Kelly . . 168 Boucher, Robin . . . . . . 54 Boucher, Tomi Gayle . . . . 25 Bovee, Dan . . . 149, 150, 163, 165 Bowler, Barbara . . . 78, 149 Boyd, Mr . . 15 Boyd, Linda Louise . . . 25,118, 162,171 Boyd, Stephen .... 26, 149 Boyer, Charles .... . . . 54 Boylan, Mrs . . . 14 Bradley, Bill .... 78, 168 Brain, Orville .... 54, 173 Branam, Tim . . 54 Branvold, Mr 15, 105 Brastrup, Cathy Bess . . . 26, 140 Braun, Mary Lou . . . Braunstadter, Edward . . 78 Breading, Clyde . . . . . . 78 Bresky, Penelope Sarah . . . 26, 167, 171 Brew, Tom James . . . . 26,175 Briceno, Jesse Joe . . . . 152 Briceno, Phillip . . . . . . 79 Briceno, Shirley . . . . . 79 Brickley, David Jerome . . . 26, 113, 166, 174, 175, 181,185 Briner, Don . . . 168 Brink, Linda Lee . . . . 26,153 Brockschmidt, Catherine Brockschmidt, Jerry 54, 150 Brogan, Patrick . . . . . . 78 Bromenshank, Jim . . . 78 Bromenshend, Jim . . . . . 168 Brophy, Mike . . . . . . . 54 Brook, Gary Lee . . . 26, 144, 153,164 Brooks, Alyce .... . . . 98 Brosius, Thomas . . . . 79,154 Brown, Clark Brown, Colleen . . . 54, 149, 150, 165 Brown, Judy .... Brown, Leroy 26, 153 Brown, Linda . . . . . . 54 Brown, Marilyn Sue . . . 26 Brown, Robert Theodore ... 26 145, 164 Brunsvold, Christine . , . . 54, 166 Brush, Jeannette . . . Bruske, Dennis . 26,158 Bryson, Leslie . . . 54, 149 Buck, Jack Alan . . .26,107,181 Buck, Steve . ... 79 Buckner, Gretchen . . . 54,159, 166, 167 Buckner, Linda..............54 Beuchler, Betty .... 79,172 Bull, Patricia . . . 54,162,166 Burchak, Thomas Vincent ... 26 Burchell, Charles Burchell,Dan ................79 Burgan, William..............54 Burgess, Leonard.............79 Burhardt, Robert.............54 Burkhardt, Larry James . . .26, 188,189,190,192 Burkland, Robin .... 54, 142 Burnett, Daniel Dean ... 27, 152 Burnett, Jim ..................79 Burns, John....................79 Bur right, Gloria Burright, Jerry................79 Bursin, John.................161 Burton, Milton Edwin ... 27, 149,150, 154, 163, 170 Burton, Sherry . . .55,153, 166 Bushell, Brenda Lei ... 27, 123,127,140,143,158,174, 182, 209, 211 Busse, Nancy...........55, 149 Bussell, Bonnie Louise ... 27 Butler, Craig...............55 Cable, Gregory ... 79, 142, 164, 172 Cady, Cassie ... 55, 142, 165 Calkin, Miss .... 14, 165 Campbell, Jackie............55 Canon, Susan...............177 Canon, Terry................55 Cantrell, Georgene . . .27,113, 140, 143, 153,158,166,174,211 Cantrell, Leslie . . . 136, 137 Card, Catherine ... 55, 136, 137, 161, 167, 177 Card, Chuck . . . 55, 136, 137, 154, 161, 170, 177 Carlson, Janice . . . 55,149,162 Carlson, Terry Gordon ... 27 Carmen, Darlene.............55 Carpenter, Ronnie...........55 Carpenter, Scott............79 Carranco, John Carroll, Dave...............79 Carroll, James..............55 Carter, Dennis..............79 Casad, Wendel ..............55 Casey, Jack.........55,141,167 Cassady, Patricia Diana . . . 27, 153 Cellmer, Kenneth . . . 55, 168 Cervoski, Thomas ...........55 Cervoski, Warren............27 Chamberlain, Mary Ann . . .27, 108,109, 141, 149, 173 Chamberlain, Racheal ... 55, 141, 151, 166 Chambers, Shellie ... 80, 165 Chaney, Geraldine...........55 Chappie, Steve . . . 55,116,136 137, 154, 170, 172, 177 Charter, Thomas . . . 55, 168 Chatwood, Ilene.............55 Chavez, Angelo . . . 55,144,145 Chavez, Patricia............55 Chesterman, Francis Chesterman, Pat . . . 55, 173 Chilson, Guy 80, 181 Christensen, lone . . 27, 158 Christensen, Jackie . . ... 55 Christensen, Janet . . 80,159 Christensen, Linda . . 27,163, 167, 209, 224 Christensen, Thomas Leslie ... 27 Christensen, Tuana . . ... 80 Clark, April .... 55, 134, 135, 177 Clark, Donna ... 80 Clark, Micheal .... ... 55 Clark, Rebecca . . . 55, 108, 109, 141, 162,165 Clayton, Mary Catherine ... 22, 27, 119, 134, 138, 160,166,174,205 Clemmons, Valerie ... 55 Cleveland, Barry .... 80 Cleveland, Mavis . . . 55, 153 Cline, Barbara, . . . 56, 171 Codneys, Betty . . 56, 153 Cole, Larry . . . . 27 Cole, Leota . . . .... 80 Coles, Donna . . , 56 Coles, Leroy . . . . 27,68 Coles, Robert . . , 56 Collingwood, Glendia ... 27 Collins, Mr. . . . Collins, George 6 Collins, John . . . 56, 147, 173 Colosky, Miss . . . 14 Colton, Kathy . . . 56 Connor, Donna Corrianne . . 27, 158 Conrad, Kenneth C. . . . 28,145 Cook, Gregory . . . . . 80, 138 Cook, Leland . . . , . . . 80,195 Cook, Merle Lynn ... 28 Cook, Sharon . . . 56 Cookingham, Linda .... 80 Coomber, Martin 56 Coop, Terry . . . 80 Cooper, Catherine 80 Cooper, Charles . . . . 80, 164, 166 Cooper, Jan Marsha . . . 162 Cooper, Laurie Ann . . . 28,127, 140, 146, 174, 209 Cooper, Thomas . . Cormier, Darlene . . 80, 165 Cormier, Linda . . Corrigan, Micheal 56 Corring, Micheal 56 Cousins, Annette . . . 56, 141, 144,159,166 Coverdell, Mr. . . . . 12, 122 Cox, Mr 8, 123, 180 Cox, Jeanne . . . 56, 159, 165 Cox, Joe 56 Cox, Sherrie . . . . . . 56, 146 Crabb, Beverly . . Crable, Gary . 56,149,150 Craig, Bernard . . 80 Craig, Jack . . . . 56 Craig, Sharon Lee 28 Cranston, Karen . . 56, 149, 150, 165 Cranston, Scott A. 28 Crawford, James . . . 56, 161, 231 164, 170 Crawford, Susan..............80 Critelli, Robin ... 80, 83, 149 Cromwell, Kincade Steven ................27 Cross, Kimberly .............98 Cross, Lawrence Crowley, Daniel Joseph . . .28, 131,174,175, 181, 182, 183, 185, 201 Crystal, Robert Lee . . . 28,149, 153 Culber, Sandy . . . 28,140,165, 172 Cumisky, Pat.................28 Cunningham, Bruce . . .80,154 Cunningham, Dianna .... 80 Cunningham, Marcia ... 28, 103,137,141,163,165, 177 Cunningham, Mike.............28 Dalstrom, Beverly . . . 56,171 Dahlstrom, Carolyn Jean ... 28 Dahms, Julie.................56 Daily, Don...................80 Daley, Joel David............28 Damson, Charles Dana, William Paul . . . 28,149, 150, 154, 156 Danel, Denise................56 Daniel, Gary Lee.............28 Darby, Jayne Lee ... 28, 158 Darkenwald, Sue ... 80, 99, 134, 166 Darkenwald, William ... 80 Darling, John ... 57, 144, 164 Daugherty, Patrick...........80 Daughterly, Thomas...........57 Davidson, John Davidson, Kenneth Harry ... 28, 107, 140, 144, 145 154, 174 Davidson, Lareyne .... 160 Davidson, Lawrence .... 80 Davidson, Wendy ... 76, 80, 141,151,166,172,173 Davis, Kenin ................80 Day, Barbara . . . 57,146,151, 166 Day, Roy Day, Sharon .... 57, 149 Day, Thomas ............. 80 Deboy, Gerald ........... 57 Decker, Karen ... 57, 98, 145 Decker, Kenneth ... 80, 142, 145, 164 Decker, Paul Michael ... 28 Deery, Diane ................80 Degaan, Michael Lee Degenhart, Diane ... 57, 151 Deines, Gregg................57 Deines, Roy Allen ... 28, 168 DeLeeuw, Monte ..............80 Derheim, Evelyn .............81 Derhiem, Leroy ............. 57 DeVerniero, Russell . . . 57, 168, 169 Dickson, John Howard ... 28, 140, 141, 166, 172, 173 Diede, Mitchell ... 57, 181, 193, 194 Diedrich, Edward................81 Dill, Mary......................98 Dill, Robert E. . . . 29,147,172 Dill, Thomas . . . Dimich, Diane . . . . . . 81,165 Dineen.John . . . 57, 144, 172 Diteman, Drake Urban ... 29, 166 Docktor, Eldora . . . 57, 159, 177 Doerr, Miss . . . ... 10, 162 Doherty, Nancy Marie ... 29, 58, 101, 104, 130, 140, 141, 145, 158, 173, 174, 216 Dokken, Susan . . ... 81, 158 Dore, Timothy . 57 Dorsey, Patricia . . . . 73,171 Dotson, Leigh Robert ... 29, 154, 174 Drain, Donald, . . 81 Drake, Debbie . . . 81,149,159 Drake, Donelda Lee ... 29, 149,150,151 Drake, Karen . . Driscoll, DennieMichael ... 29 Drum, Jeri . 52,57,136,137, 162, 170, 172 Drver, Mrs. . . . Duecker, Mr. . . . 8, 103, 128 Dugger, Bill . . , Dugman, Mike . , Dukart, Kenneth . Dunbar, Susan . . Duncan, Holly . . . 57, 151,165 Dunn, Diane . . . Dunn, Robert . . . , 57, 161, 164 Dunsworth, Nancy 29 Dustin, Jerry . . 57, 181 Dutcher, Joan Alice ... 29, 140, 149, 150, 160, 207 Dyche, Mr. . . . Dye, Connie . . . Dye, Ronald . . . 57, 161,.165 Eakman, Jenniffer ... 81, 146 Earnes, Daryl . . 81 Eastlick, Carol . , Eaton, Elliott . . , Eddy, Daniel . . , Eddy, David . . . . • 81, 172 Eddy, Gary James . . . 29,152, 166 Eddy, Larry . . . Edwards, Larry . Edwards, Martha . . . 81, 163 Egge, Marian . . . 81,142,146, 148 Eggebrecht, Mark Ehli, Mary Carole ... 29, 158 Ehli, Patty...................81 Ehresman, Kenneth Wayne ... 29, 107, 113, 147, 174, 186, 187 Ehresman, William . . . 57, 147, 186,187,194 Eichele, Theodore Clinton ...............29 Eide, Kathleen Lloydel . . . 29, 106,123,140, 143, 158, 165, 174, 211 Eide, Michael.................81 Eikelberg, John ... 57, 145 Eklund, Deborah ... 57, 172 Eliason, Mr....................8 Ellers, Barbara ... 57, 149, 167 Elliot, Mr. . . . 15, 103, 177 Elliott, Cheryl Jeanine . . . 29, 136, 137, 162, 177 Elliott, Randolph . . . . 81,144 Elmore, Dick . . . , 58, 138, 144 Elting, Paula . . . 58, 137, 163 Emerson, Susan . Emery, Nancy . . . 177 Ennis, Marcia . . . 58,109,134, 135,141,: 142, 148, 160, 167, 173 Ennis, Timothy . . . 58,155,163 Erhardt, Carol . . . 58,153,159 Erickson, Mrs. . . 14, 167 Erickson, Linda . . . . 81, 146 Erickstein, Arlis . Erickstein, Dorian 81 Erickstein, Janis . . . . 58, 136, 137, 159 Ernest, Clarina . . 81 Ernst, Debora . . . 81,149,167 Eschler, Mr. . . . . 10, 128 Espeseth, Linda Rose . . . 29, 140 Esser, Sharon Estep, Richard Dee . . . 30,152, 175 Evangelisti, JoAnn . . . 58,141, 144,160 Evans, David . . , Evans, Dorene . . . . 81, 151 Evans, LaRayne . , , . . 81, 141 Evans, Rickey . . Even, Pearl . . . . Evig, Ken Fair, LeMoyne . . .81,158,159 Faller, Bob . . . . Forman, Thomas Farmer, Daniel . . 58,136, 137,167,177 Fames, Linda Rae Feeley, John . . . , Fehr, Julie . . . 81, 141, 166 Feisthamel, Richard Lee Feldner, Tamara Jane . : . 30, 104, 106, 119, 127, 140, 149, 171, 217 Feldner, Timothy Jay . . . 30, 140, 151, 174. 175, 181 Felt, Mary Christine 30, 172 Fenton, Rita Faye . 30 Ferguson, Marjorie Ann . , , 30, 149, 150 Fife, Jo Ann . . . . 58 Finch, Gene . . . 81, 149, 168 Finley, Diane . . . 30, 145, 167 Finley, Eddie Fisher, Joseph . . 58 Fisher, Paul . . . Fisher, Richard . , . 98 Fitch, Laurie . . . 30 Fitzer, Linda . . . 58. 149, 151 Fitzpatrick, Patricia , . . 58 Fitzwater, Marguerite . , . . 58, 171 Flanze, Victoria . 58 Fleming, James . 58 Flynn, Carolyn . . 58 Fode, Edna Jean . 31 Fode, Ronald Vernon 31 232 Folvog, Carol ................81 r ■ • • Foos, Mark Lionel « , . . 31,100, 104,109, 141, 150, 174 Foote, Terence Lionel ... 31 Foot it, Thomas . . . 58, 149, 150,161 Forrester, Lyle . . Forsman, Mr. . . . 12 Foster, Dianne . . . 81,149,150 Foster, William Ralph .... 31 Fournier, Richard . 58 Fox, Boyce Fox, Dana Fox, Sheryl Diane . . . 31,151, 171 Fraker, Helen . . Fraley, Judith . . . 58,149,171 Frank, Joseph . . 82 Frates, Larry . . . Frazer, Mr Frick, Cheryl . . .134,135,151, 177 Friez, Harold Frizzell, Regina . . . 82, 144, 160 Fry, Gerald William 31 Fry, Margaret . . . 98 Fryberger, Mark . 58 Fuchs, Deborah . . 82 Fuchs, Phyllis . . . 30, 149, 150, 158 Furman, Michael .... 58 Furman, Tommy .... 82 Gable, Floyd Conrad . . .31,168 Gahagan, Carol Ann 31 Galda, Beate . . . 58, 166, 171 Galindo, Marcelina .... 58 Galles, Bonnie Lange ... 31, 153, 158 Galles, Dean . . . . 58, 145 Gangstad, Anton Carl . . . 31, 150 Gangstad, Perry . . . 82, 149 Gant, Lonnie . . . .... 82 Garcia, Steve . . . . 82, 161 Gardner, Patricia . . . 58, 141 Gardner, Suzanne Dee ... 31, 160 Garrit son, Robert . . . 58, 173 Garrit son, Rodney . . . 82,149, 161, 167 Gaverert, Jeff Gauger, Thomas Gauger, Timothy .... 82 Gayor, Tom .... 31 Gear, Denis .... 82 Gehring, Judy . . . Geizman, Dave . . . Geiffing, Winford Gerber, Marilyn . . 82 Gerdes, Susan . . . 59,149,150 Gerhoff, Steve . . . 82 Gibb, Daniel .... . . . 82,166 Gibson, Gary . . . . . . . 134 Gibson, LeRoy . . . .... 168 Gifford, Gregory . 31 Gifford, Jeffrey . . 82 Gilliam, Edwina . . 59 Gilliland, Delores Gay ... 31, 141, 149, 172, 177 Gillis, June Faye . 31 Ginder, Charlotte . . . 59, 144, 159 Glantz, Betty .... 82, 162 Glantz, Jerome...............82 Glantz, Peggy May . . . 31,140 Glasrud, Susan Dyan . . . 31,162 Glynn, Mr.....................8 Goan, Morris . . . . 59,172,173 Goddard, Jo Ann Delores Godinez, Linda .... 82, 165 Goins, Jackie ...............82 Gomez, Tony.............32, 149 Gonder, Miss ...........15, 158 Gonzales, Frank Goocher, Shirley Ann ... 32, 158 Goodrich, Leigh . . . 59, 164 Goodrich, Patricia . . . 8-2,149 Gordon, Robert .... 59, 133, 144, 154, 167 Gordon, Shelly Rebecca ... 32 Gorham, Patricia..............59 Gorton, Charles..............160 Gorton, Dave ... 52, 59, 104, 145 Gorton, Donna .... 82, 146 Goselin, Eileen M............137 Goselin, Stanley Bruce . . . 147 Gountanis, Peggy Sue ... 32, 106, 146, 151, 174 Gradle, Gail ............32, 152 Gradle, Jack.............82, 173 Graf, Nancy .... 59, 167 Graham, Dana Doris ... 32, 140, 141,160,161,165, 174 Grainger, Barbara . . .59,116, 141,160,166 Gran, Joyce .......... 82,166 Graves, Douglas..............82 Gray, Carrol.................32 Gray, Constance . . . 59, 134, 141, 172 Gray, Linda..................59 Green, Diane Louise .... 32 Green, Linda Eileen . . . 32, 122, 146, 174, 209, 219 Green, Michael...............82 Greene, Steven . . .82,177,195 Greenfield, Linda Lou ... 32, 152 Greenfield, Penny............82 Greenwalt, Dennis Greer, Cindy.............59,159 Gregor, Rita Rose . . . 32,160, 173 Grenier, Jon.................59 Grewell, Donald . . . 83, 144, 172 Grider, Daryl...........59, 153 Grider, Randall .............83 Griffing, Leroy . . .59,83,145, 164 Griffith, Florence Lillian ......... 32, 152, 153 Grimsrud, Loita Kay ... 32 Grinsteiner, Thomas Michael .................32 Groom, Dick ..............83 Grooms, Agnes.............83 Grooms, Rrieda........59,171 Grooms, Joseph Gropp, Gordon........172,181 Grossman, Jan............168 Grossman, Sheryl............59 Gruel, Richard..............83 Gruenert, Jeffrey..........166 Grunstead, Shelley . . . 83,165 Guckeen, Larry Gullard, Diane . . . 33,152,171 Gutierrez, Yolanda .... 83 Guttormsen, Hal .... 83, 173 Guzman, David de Guzman, Jacoba R. . . . 113, 117, 127, 140, 162, 165 Gwynn, Karen Haack, Paul . . . 83, 144, 164 Haag, Claudia . . . 33,162,167 171 Haagenson, Diane............33 Haar, Darlene Faye .... 33 Habel, Richard...............59 Habovstak, Lynda . . . 172,173 Haddow, Dennis Victor ... 33 Haddow, Kitt............83, 145 Hadley, Russ ...............59 Hagmann, Linda .... 59, 160 Hagstrom, Kristin . . . 83,149, 165 Hagstrom, Ted . . .59,119,149, 173 Haider, Daryl George . . . 33, 152 Hailstone, Mary Louise . . .33, 140, 141, 160, 167 Hailstone, Ruby .... 83, 141 Hall, Charles .... 59, 175 Hall, Debora..........83, 165 Halsvedt, Thomas . . . 59, 175 Halter, Deborah ............59 Halverson, Paula . . . 83, 141, 142, 151 Hamilton, Gary..............84 Hamilton, Sandra............84 Hamm, Gayle . . . 84, 99, 166, 200 Hammerel, James.............84 Hammerel, John..............73 Hammerstrom, Diane ... 84, 137,141,142,145,165 Hammett, Cathy..............84 Hanchett, Colleen Jane ... 33 Hanchett, Dan..............177 Hansen, Mr...................8 Hansen, Catherine . . . 59,136, 137 Hansen, Chris Hansen, Richard Harold . . .33, 144, 145, 152 Hanson, Debra . . . 59,153,162 Hanson, Irving . . . 59,147,181 Hanson, Margaret . . . 59,123, 136,137,143,159,166, 211 Hanson, Robert .... 59, 154 Hanstrom, Kenneth...........60 Hardy, Nancy................60 Hare, Cheryl................60 Harkins, Michael .... 60,194 Harnden, Mrs..........7,98,123 Harper, Carol...............60 Harper, Donald Gary .... 181, 185 Harper, Sharon..............84 Harris, David . . . 60, 173,195 Harris, Gary................84 Harris, Hal.................84 233 Harris, Linda.................33 Harris, Mark..............84, 93 Harris, Pam...................84 Harris, Peter ..... .84,180 Harrison, Marcia . . . 60, 162, 166, 171 Harsch, Mr. ... 10, 123, 137 Hart, George Kimball ... 33, 102, 140, 154, 174 Hartfield, Tim............60, 173 Harton, William ................84 Hartman, Ronald .... 60,168 Hartung, Norma Jean ... 60 Hastings, Virginia .... 60,153 Hatfield, Gary . . .84,142,144, 195 Haugse, Morris Erling . . . 172 Haugse, Vernon ..............60 Haun, Chet Carl . . . 33, 140, 145, 163 Haun, Linda ... 84, 141, 165 Haverland, Cheryl Ann ... 33, 149, 150 Havig, Peggy Diane .... 60 Hawkins, Joel............33,149 Hay, Richard Hamilton ... 33, 147, 175 Hay, Sharon..................60 Heald, Thomas . . . 84,87,154, 166 Hecht, Mrs...................16 Heckel, Paulette . . . 84, 149, 160,166 Heddon, Betsy ...............84 Heer, Christine Janelle . . . 33, 149, 153, 158 Heer, Leone . . . 60,153,159, 165,171 Hefenieder, Eva Christine ...........60 Hegg, Michael...............60 Hehn, Roberta ............. 60 Heimbicher, Joyce . . .60,171, 177 Heimbichner, Patricia Ann ............. 33,171 Hein, John..................84 Healow, David . . . 142,144,145 Hempstead, Ruth Elaine ... 60 Henderson, David Lee ... 33, 145, 163 Henderson, Jannelle Hendricks, Michele Annette ...........34, 152 Henman, Margene . . . 84,149, 159, 165 Henrickson, Chris . . . 34,106, 117,140, 151, 163, 174 Henrickson, Susan . . . 84, 166 Hewry, Robert Forrest Hensel, Deborah Lynn ... 34, 152 Herman, Mr...................9 Herman, Russell .... 61,161 Hernandez, Macario Hero, Walt..................98 Herren, Gary Herrera, Rachel.............84 Herring, Lura...............84 Hess, William ... 61, 172 Hexem, Susan . . . 61,144,151 Hibbs, Robert...............154 Hicks, Donna ............61, 171 Higgins, Laura Leona ... 34 Hike, Dennis Hilario, Andrew Hilde, Mary Jo . . .84,144,167 Hill, Barbara, .... 84, 146 Hill, John ..............61, 161 Hill, Randolph................61 Hill, Virginia . . . 61,118,160, 166 Hilleboe, Susan Claire ... 34, 146, 151, 209 Hilling, Kathleen Louise . . . 34, 152 Hillner, Karen . . . 61,149,165 Hinbb, Evelyn................165 Hines, Teddy ............ 61,149 Hinkle, Evelyn ............61 Hinsley, Mike ................61 Hirschi, Owen ................84 Hitchcock, Patricia Lee . . .34, 158 Hobbs, Eric.......61, 175 Hobbs, Susan ................ 84 Hob ill, Harold ... 61, 168 Hob ill, Richard Hodgdon, Evelyn Kay ... 34 Hoffman, Cheryl ... 61, 167, 172, 173 Hoffman, Diane .... 61, 165 Hoffman, Jill .... 84, 165 Hoffman, Kerry .... 34, 147 Hoffman, Linda .... 61,134 Hoffman, Leslie.............34 Hoff men, Terry Ray .... 34 Hoggatt, Mr.................13 Hoke, Dennis .... 61,168,172 Holliday, Chonita...........61 Holman, Christine...........84 Holmes, Warren..............61 Honer, Mrs..................10 Hoopes, Dick B..............34 Hoosen, Joyce DeAnn ... 34, 150, 158, 176 Hopwood, Jeanne .... 61,144 Horton, William............195 Hoskins, Susan Jean . . . 34,177 Houghton, Robert............84 Houseman, Charlene .... 61 Houser, Edward . . . 85,166,175 Houser, James Howard, Danene..............85 Howard, Judy . . . 61, 146, 151 Howe, Leslie .... 85, 151 Howell, Kathleen . . . .85,141, 166, 172 Howell, Michael ... 61, 173 Hubley, Mr. ... 9, 79, 122 Hudgens, Paul .... 61, 173 Huffard, Charles (Denny) ..................34, 172 Huffman, Miss ..............16 Huffman, Lynn Robert Huffman, Rodger.............85 Hungerford, Bruce . . . 34,152 Hunkins, Katheryn ... 61, 146 Hunter, Carridy Hunter, Claire Hunter, Ken .... 61, 195 Hunter, Ron . . . 61, 154, 189, 190, 192 Hunter, Vivian . . . 85, 151 Hurrie, Mike Hutton, Mrs............ 7, 174 Ibach, Darlene Magdalena Ickes, Kathryn 61 Idleman, Mrs. . . Idleman, Sharon Sue ... 34, 144, 162 Idleman, Shirley . . . 34,85,167 Idstrom, Vicki . . . 61,149,166 Ingraham, Leonard . . . 62,168 Irion, Patricia . . 85 Irons, Ralph . . . Isaak, Dale Darwin 85 Iszler, Donald . . Ives, Patrick B. 34 Jackson, Mr. . . . . . . 16,153 Jackson, Bernard Jackson, Stewart . . . 85, 99, 154,156 ,163,166,173 Jackson, William . , . . 62, 149, 150, 172,173 Jacobsen, Marianne . . . 85, 142, 144 Jacobson, Betty Jean .... 34 Jacobson, Sharon . 62 Jacobson, Susie . . 62, 146 Jacobson, Thomas 62 Jacox, Terry . . . . . 62, 144 Jakab, Paul . . . 20,76,85,104, 133, 142, 148, 166, 172 Jakes, David . . . . . . 62, 165 James, Barbara . James, Bob . . . . 85 James, Doug . . . . . . 35, 163 James, Mark . . . . 62,144,145 Jangula, Peggy . . . 34,149,166 Janich, Steve . . . 172 Jaramillo, Rick . . ... 62, 85 Jauss, Greg . . . . 85 Jeffers, Jane . . . 35, 158, 171 Jenkins, Phyllis . . 62, 159, 165 Jennings, Mike . . . . . 62,175 Jennison, Dave . . . 35,113,130, 147,174, 181, 184, 189, 190,191, , 192, 193 195 Jensen, George . . 85 Jensen, Steve . . . 62 Jerhoff, Stephen Jesfield, LeRoy . . . . 62, 177 Jewell, John Jewison, Cathy . . Johnson, Charles . 62,142,165 Johnson, Darla . . 62 Johnson, Donald . . . 62,167,177 Johnson, Gary . . . 85,154,157 Johnson, Joyce . . 62 Johnson, Judy . . . 85 Johnson, Kristin . . .35,151,171 Johnson, Marilyn . . . . 35,158 Johnson, Marjorie 62 Johnson, Maura Johnson, Maureen 85 Johnson, Patricia . Johnson, Steven . . 62 Johnson, Tim . . 62 Johnson, Yvonne 35 Jolley, Laura . . Jonas, Bob . . . 85, 160 Jones, David . . . Jones, Gerald . . 85 Jones, Guy . . . . 62 234 Jones, James . . . 35, 147, 172 Jones, Lyle . . . . . . 35, 168 Jones, Melody . . . . . 62, 171 Jones, Norman 85 Jones, Russell . . . 62,145,154, 156 Jones, Terry . . . . 35, 107, 153, 174 Jordahl, Terry . . , . 35,149,150, 172 Jordan, Bob . . . . 102 Jorgenson, David . . . . 62,154 Josephson, Daniel . 85 Jourdan, Mike . . . . . . 62,164 Jovanovich, James 62 Judd, Steve .... . 85,149,150 Juhl, Carole . . . 85 Juhl, Donna . . . . . . . 35,160 Juhl, John .... Jung, Donald . . . 35, 104, 107, 140, 147, 174,175. ,196,197,198 Kahler, Barabara Ann . . . 35, 167 Kaiser, Phyllis . . 62 Kale, William . . . 85 Kaleps, Sybille Anita ... 35, 158, 171 Kase, Larry . . . 85 Kaser, Mr 4, 5,13,103, 163 Kaufman, Janice Elaine . . . 35, 106 Kaufman, Larry . 62 Keefe, Richard Leo Keenan, Patricia . . . . 85,149, 159 Kelch, Lyle Kelling, Rene . . . 62 Kelly, Raymond Kelly, Sandie . . . 85 Kemble, Reinie . . 35 Kennedy, David . . . 63,137,186 Kern, Sharon Blanche ... 36, 171 Kero, Walter . . . 98 Kessler, Gerald . . . . 63, 154 Kessler, Thomas . 85 Ketterling, Janet . . . . 63,171 Ketterling, Rick . 86 Kiefer, Larry . . . 63 Kiefer, Nancy . . . 86 Kilwein, Thomas . Kilwein, Tillie . . 86 Kilwein, Vidtoria . 36 Kimbel, Reine . . . 168 Kimmell, Ronnie Lee ... 35, 149, 150 King, Kathy . . . , 86 King, Susan . . . . 36 Kingston, Sally . . . 63,159,172 Kinnaird, Paula . . . 63,167,171 Kinsey, Mike Kirk, Thomas Retford ... 36, 107, 140,146,154,156, 163 Kirkendall, Donald . . .86,141, 154, 167, 173 Kirkpatrick, Estelle .... 86, 141, 166, 173 Kirley, Kevin Scot...........36 Kirsch, Marlaine .... 86,144 Kitzman, Ronna . . . . 86, 166 Klimper, Cynthia............63 Kline, Tobv R. . . 168 Klotz, Cathy . . . . . . . 36,152 Klundt, Barbara . 63 Klundt, Claudia . 63 Klundt, Georgia . 63 Klundt, Wayne . . . . . . 36,168 Knodel, Carol . . . 63,149,160, 166 Knodel, Mary Lou Knutson, Leonard Knuz, Leroy ... 79, 86 Kober, Colleen . . 63 Kober, Lois . . . 86 Koch, Allan . . . 63 Kohn, Sandra . . . . . . 86,149 Kolstad, Keith . . . . . .86,153 Koolen, Mr. . . . . . . ;0, 164 Korber, Randy . . . 22,36,104, 133, 138, 175 Korwald, Connie . . . 36, 158, 166, 167, 172 Korwald, Mark...........63,134 Korwald, Ronald Kosich, Mr...............7,174 Kochich, Dan ... 63, 147, 181 Kraft, Joyce Elaine Kraft, Lee..................63 Kramer, Douglas Wayne . . . 36, 168 Kramer, Jack................63 Kramer, Kenneth Lee ... 36, 168 Kreiner, Theresa . . . 36, 152 Krietzberg, Jeannette ... 63 Kringen, Kenneth.............63 Kronmiller, James............86 Krueger, Carol Lynn .... 36, 134,135,177, 206, 215 Krug, Linda ... 63, 151, 171 Krum, Sandra . . . 86,149,151 Krumleuer, Bernice . . . 86,149 Kuck, Kathy.................63 Kuck, Patti.................63 Kyle, Cathy.............86,159 LaBard, Margarie Ann ... 36, 171 LaBard, Theodore . . 86,154,157 Lackman, Steven.............86 LaFrey, John................63 LaGaly, Michael .... 86, 142 Laing, Susan................86 Lambert, Bonnie Jean . . . 36, 145, 167 Lambert, Greg...............86 Lambrecht, Debra............86 Lambrecht, Larry............63 Lammers, Terence Lee ... 36 LaMont, Douglas .... 86,145 Lampart, Grant..............63 Lanch, Fred Landon, Denise..............36 Landon, Oleta Renae Lang, Kay..............86, 165 Lang, Ray...............86,173 Lang, Robert...........161,168 Langeliers, John............63 Langman, Arthur Scott . . . 36, 175, 181 Larrabee, Janice . . . 86, 172 Larrabee, Michael .... 168 Larsen, Mrs..................14 Larsen, Linda................63 Larson, Donna...............63 Larson, James...........86,165 Larson, Karen . . . 63,86,149, 153, 171 Larson, Lynn Louise ... 36, 136, 137, 152 Larson, Pamela . . . 86, 151, 165, 172 Lassie, Karyl . . . 63, 165,171 Latie, Barbara.............166 Lawrence, Ross..............87 Lazardis, Kostas............87 Lazetich, Pete . . . 87,147,180, 181, 188, 189, 191, 192 Lazetich, Sandra Kay . . . 37, 106, 123, 131 Lazetich, Mr............16,193 Lea, James .................87 Lechner, Larry ...... 87 Lechner, Marie Kathleen ......... 37, 141, 151 Leckie, Rita................64 Leckie, Victor..............87 LeCount, Judith .... 64, 160 Lee, Anna...................64 Lee, Dirk . . .64,109,134,141, 144 Lee, Donald.................87 Lee, Robi...................87 Leffler, Mike...............64 Leffler, Deborah . . . . 79, 87 Leffler, Fern...........87 Leffler, Mike...........64 LeFor, Elaine...........64 Leggate, Carol . . . 87,142,144, 172 Lehman, David William ... 37 Lehman, James...........87 Lehman, Steve...........87 Lehr, Jerry Eugene..........37 Leikam, Michael Raymond ...................37 Leischner, Penny .... 88,165 Leischner, Sandra Ann ... 37, 151,160 Lennick, Patricia...........87 Lenz, Edward................87 Leone, Kathleen.............88 Leone, Susan Carla . . . 37,136, 137 Lervick, Kathy . . . 64,151,153, 166 Lervick, Leonard.............37 Lewis, David.................88 Lewis, Kenneth Myron Lewis, Lor in Franklin Lewis, Patricia .... 64, 146 Ley, Judy ... 64, 142, 159 Liane, Stephen...............145 Libke, Jennifer .... 95, 165 Libke, Robert.............37,119 Lillis, Donald . . . 37, 136,137 Lindell, Larry................64 Lindell, Rodney ..............64 Lindgren, Linda...............64 Lindstrom, Susan .... 37,153 Lindt, Richard Henry ... 37 Lineback, Kerry . . . . 64, 171 Linman, Dave.................168 Linn, David..............88, 154 Linrooth, Rebecca.............64 Littler, Victoria.............37 235 Litwin, Bruce . . . 64,147,175, 186,187,194 Lively, Genevieve Jean . . .37, 171 Lively, Virginia ... 88, 171 Lockwood, Robert.............73 Loendorf, Sheila ... 73, 144, 162, 165 Loendorf, Thayne Allen . . .37, 144, 163, 204 Logan, Daniel ...............88 Long, Connie Sue.............36 Loose, Deaneen Lords, Karen.................88 Louthan, Carol . . .64,159,173 Love, Sharon.................64 Loveridge, Linda.............88 Loveridge, Morris............64 Lover idge, Pamela Lover idge, Terry............88 Loyning, Marilyn.............37 Lucas, Candice..............149 Lucero, Josephine............64 Lucero, AntonioOgapito . . .37, 153 Lucero, Mary.................88 Luenberger, Boyd.............88 Luenberg, David..............88 Lueneburg, Steve............164 Lueneburg, Susan Mary . . .38, 158 Lunde, Antoinette............88 Lunde, Charles Lundin, David Irwin . . . 38,173 Lundquist, Jay . . .88,141,142, 163, 173 Lutz, James..................88 Lyles, Maude . . . 64,123,142, 143, 144, 159, 162, 211 Lyles, Perry .... 38,181,182, 199 Lytle, Mr................12,175 Maas, David..................88 Maas, George.................88 MacDonald, Gary ... 88, 142, 163 Macheledt, Kay . . . 88,146,167 Mac Henry, Gaylene . . . 19, 65 MacKenzie, Beverly.................88 Mackin, Becky.....88, 151 Mac Lean, Dale . . .65,165,173 Mac Lean, Gordon MacLeod, Cathy.................88,146 MacLeod, Susan . . . . 38, 177 Madden, Colleen Fay Madsen, Jeff ... 65, 147, 165, 175, 181 Magruder, Scott Clyde ... 38 Malcom, Ray .................88 Maldonado, Jenny Mallette, Tom ..............65 Malsbury, Linda Ann ... 38 Mann, Sandra ...............88 Manthie, Mike...........65, 164 Marchington, Sheryl . . . 88,144 Marchinton, Herbert .... 65 Margrave, Daniel ... 88, 147, 186, 187 Marks, John F. ... 38, 167 Marks, Mary.............88, 160 Maroncelli, Donald .... 38 Mars, Mr................11, 128 Marsh, Barbara ... 88, 149 Marsh, Marilyn . . . 73,149,167 Marshall, Mary E. . . . 38,153, 171 Martian, Allan..............65 Martin, Chadwick . . . .88,145 Martin, Connie .............65 Martin, Duane .... 89, 142 Martin, Katherine Lorraine ... 38, 106, 126, 141, 143, 149, 158, 160, 174, 211 Martin, Kathleen..............89 Martin, Robert...............88 Martin, Russell Joseph ... 38 Martinez, Robert Joseph Martinz, Pete Martinz, Sharon Yvonne . . .38, 158 Martinz, Toni...............166 Mason, William...............89 Massman, Victoria Lee ... 40 Matchette, Burton........89 Matson, Eddie Dale...........38 Matson, Ernie Dean...........38 flfray, Phyllis Ann......38 May, David .... 38, 134, 135 May, Terry...............65 May horn, Cheryl.........65 McAllister, Lee..........89 McArthur, Karen .... 89, 98 McBride, Michael . . . 89,142, 145, 154, 173 McBride, Richard Lee ... 38 McCluskie, Clifford .... 39, 147, 172, 181, 185 McCoy, Mames..........66,164 McCoy Neil............89,149 McCracken, Richard Glen ... 38 McDermott, Mr.............12 McDonald, Barry .... 66,142 McFarlane, Glen .... 89, 98, 149, 150, 165 McFarren, Donald..........66 McGinnis, Barbara.........98 McGinnis, Judy . . . 87,89,159, 166 McGirl, Barbara Jean ... 38, 171 McGraw, Rex...........89,142 McGregor, Tom.............89 McHenry, Diane............89 McHenry, Gaylene..........89 McIntyre, Jean . . . 39,109,130, 141 McIntyre, John A. . . . 39, 145, 168 McKee, Sheila . . . 89, 151 McMillan, Laura ............66 Meek, Linda Loena .... 39 Mehl, Jan.............89,166 Mehl, Paul............89, 166 Meitzel, Mary Dee...........39 Melbye, Ron Meredithe Melendrez, Loretta Mellgren, Henry.............65 Melnick, Sandra Louise ... 39, 131, 134, 140, 141, 158, 159, 163,173,174,177, 204 Meredith, Ted...............89 Merse, Walt.................65 Messelt, Chris..............65 Meter, Ray.................144 Mettler, Barry Mettler, Delores . . .... 39 Meurer, Darlene . . Meyer, Cheryl . . . Meyer, Raymond . . . . 89,145 Meyers, Alan Stephen Meyers, Richard . . . . 89,102 Michunovich, Mark . .... 65 Mickelson, Mr. . . . . 11,141 Miller, Carol . . . . Miller, Charles , . . 89,175 Miller, Frances . . . . . 89 Miller, Gilbert . . . . . . 39 Miller, Judy .... Miller, Kathy . . . . Miller, Miss Miller, Steve .... 65 Miller, Susan .... . . 65,171 Mills, Gary . . . 65,144,173 Mills, Kathleen . . . . 39,122, 140,146,151,167,174,209 Mills, Patricia . . . 65,160 Mitchell, Joan Eloise . . 39, 160,163,215 Mittlestadt, Stanley .... 65 Mitzman, Mark...............65 Mitzner, Mrs.............6,171 Mixon, Mary Wesley ... 39 Moerer, Mr..............12,180 Moerer, Bruce ... 193,194 Moffet, Janice . . 153,159,165 Moffet, Joseph .... 65,165 Mollerstuen, James ... 89 Mollerstuen, Karen B. . . 39, 149,150,158,167 Montez, Isabel ............ 39 Moon, Lunette .... 89,166 Moore, Georgia ............ 89 Moore, Henry William . . 39,149 Moore, Roger D. . . 39,134 Morgan, David Morris, Danny John .... 40 Morris, Nancy . . 89,146,151 Morris, Teddy..............173 Morris, Terry ..............65 Morrison, Cheryl . . 89,142,162 Morrison, Marlon . . 89,149, 150,167 Morrow, Richard .... 65, 138,147,181 Morse, Irene Lucille ... 40 Morse, Leslie ............ 89 Morse, Walter .............65 Morstein, Jerrie Kae . . 39,158 Morstein, Sherrie Rae . . 39,171 Morton, Twonkle Ann . . 40, 140,153,163,166,170,172,176 Mosbaugh, Terry . . 65,161 Moses, Jeanne . . 40,153,158 Mosses, Stephen.............65 Mrachek, Tom . . 40,145,164, 174 Muck, Connie . . . 66,153 Mullen, Sally . . 66,146,161, 162, 167 Muller, Christopher . . 89,141, 163,166,173 Mulloy, Pam . . 66,136,137 Mulvaney, Richard . . 40,149 Mulvihill, Linda Ann . . 40,152 Mundschenk, Marsha Ann . . 40 Mundschenk, Paul ............66 236 Murphy, John . . 40,98,166 Murray, Dennis .... 66,142 Murray, Mary . . 66,142,153 Murry, Bill.......................89 Murryam, John Edward . . 40 Myers, Mr. . . 12,140,186,187 Myrles, Allen.....................40 Nasalroad, Lois . . . 90,160 Navans, Shellie ...............149 Navarro, Cindy ................66 Navarro, Shelly . . . 90,141 Neal, Miss ...................... 16 Neiss, Frank Nelson, Mr....................12,170 Nelson, Albert . . . 66,167,177 Nelson, Donna Ruth . . 40,140, 160,174 Nelson, Fred ....................90 Nelson, Karla .... 66,144 Nelson, Peggy . . 66,149,150 Nelson, Vaughn...................66 Nelson, Vicki ...................90 Nelson, Walter . . . 90,166 Nesbit, Mr. . . 11,110,128,157 Ness, Shannon . . . 66,164 Nesselt, Chris ................. 161 Nesset, Curtis................90,195 Neuhardt, Linda Larse . . 40, 144 Newell, Bonnie....................90 Nicols, Tina Nicolson, Mary .... 90,146 Nielson, Adele Marie . . 40, 158,171,177 Nielson, Mrs...................16 Nieme, Kathleen............66,159 Niesen, Gene...................66 Niess, Burton . . 66,147,181, 199 Nistler, Mr................13,198 Nitzel, Nancy..............66,162 Noennig, Mark Edward . . 21, 22,40,104,133,140,174,175 Norman, William Jack . . 40, 152 Nottingham, Glennis Evonne . .40 Novasio, Ron Novasio, Rose Irene . . 40,140, 171 Nunley, Mike.................168 Nuss, Ralph Nybo, Kristen . . 66,146,151 Oberg, Judy QTBrien, John . . 90,189,193 O'Donnell, Timothy . . 90,144 Olgun, Robert.................90 Oliver, Terry .... 66,151 Olsen, Ginnie ........... 90,162 Olsen, Patty ..............90,99 Olson, Mr.............16,147,198 Olson, Dennis ................90 Olson, Jane...................90 Olson, Karen . . 66,118,159,166 Olson, Lona . . 90,141,165 Olson, Michael Keith . . 40, 152 Olson, Susan..................66 Olynjyk, Lynette..............90 O'Neill, Mr...............14,122 O'Neill, Marshall............165 Ontiveros, Paul Orr, Camilla Mae . . 134,166, 213 Orr, Richard 66,161 Oster, Alan T. ... 40,168 Ostermiller, Richard . . 73 Ostermiller, Steve . . . . 66 Ostrum, Stanley . . . 98,195 Otto, Richard 66,173 Paddock, Virginia . . . . . 66 Padilla, Michael . . 66,147,181 Padilla, Terry Lee . . 41,132, 147,172 Paine, Lucretia Lue . . 41,160, 167 Palmer, Kenneth . . . . , 66,144 Parker, Alan 90,172 Parker, Keith 90,195 Parker, Nancy . . 90,149,158 Parks, Ken . . 67 Parks, Ronald Parley, Sandra .... . . . 67 Patterson, Anita . . 41,153, 167 Patterson, Brenda Patterson, Constance . . . 90 Patterson, Gary . . . . , . . 67 Patterson, Joyce Lorene ! . . 41 Patterson, Monty . . . ... 67 Pattyn, Alice . . . 90 Pauley, Sandra Pavich, Dianne . . 67,149,159, 166 Pearl, Ellen Pearl, Irene Pearl, Leonard Pease, Art D. Pederson, Janet . . 90,91, 149,159 Peery, David . . 67,137,145 Pena, Yolanda . . . . 67,171 Pendergraft, Randy . . . . 67 Penn, Clifford . . . . . . . . 90 Penning, Dale . . 67 Penning, Dennis . . . , , . . 67 Penning, Douglas . . . . . . 67 Perkins, Neil . . 90,99,122,142, 00 rH ,163,164 Per soma, Walter . . . . . . 67 Peters, Mr 9,180,200 Peters, Joan . . 67,153,166, 171 Peterson, Pamela . . 67,161, 167,172 Peterson, Robert Eugene ... 41, 144, 164, 163 Peterson, Mr Peterson, Terry Pett, Donald Leroy . . . . . 41 Petty, Terri Petty, Tom 67, 168 Phillip, Kathleen Anne . . . 41, 140, 161, 162, 171 Phillips, Bill 163,164 Phillips, Constance . . . 41,113, 153, 158, 171 Phillips, Donna Phillips, Harley .... ... 67 Phillips, Sharon H. . . . 41,145, 151, 163 Pickett, John Stanley . . . . 41 Picket, Linda ... 67, 159, 171 Pidino, Hans . . . 67, 147, 181, 183,189,192 Pierce, Dennis Lawrence ... 41, 147, 173, 198 Pierce, William ... 67, 145, 164 Pierceson, Tim...............90 Pinnick, Roger...........67,175 Pinno, Irene.................90 Pinno, Larry ................67 Pirtz, Mary Jo...............90 Plagmann, Bob............67,168 Plagmann, Rick...........41,152 Posha, Thomas............67,168 Poe, Georgene...........90, 160 Pollack, Connie Jean ... 41, 103, 160, 166, 172 Pogue, David William Pogue, Karen .... 41, 152 Ponce, Esther................90 Ponce, Steven Reys . . . 41,144 Pope, Aria .............91, 146 Portis, Marie Louise ... 41, 140, 145,146,151,161, 174 Post, Clarice...............144 Post, Marcella..............67' Pourre, Donna .............. 91 Powell, Jarrad G., Jr. . . . 41 Powell, Mary............67, 149 Powers, Margo................67 Prelle, Harold Alfted ... 42 Prestrud, Jay . . .141,175,181 Price, Kathleen Rose .... 42, 149 Price, Linda ... 67, 149, 151 Prill, Connie..............67,141 Propp, Larry ............. 91,149 Propp, Robert...........91, 161 Pulasky, John Clark ... 42, 103,104,107,133,168,169,174 Punches, Robert Stephen ... 42, 147, 181, 184, 185 Purcell, Mr.............17, 122 Putnam, Ann Putnama, Stan...........91, 141 Quigg, Gary Lee .... 42, 168 Quigg, Rex...................67 Quinlavan, John Patrick . . .42, 161 Quinlivan, Kathy.............91 Racki, Danny Rademacher, Sue . . . 42, 158, 171 Radford, John . . . 42, 149 Raile, Bonnie ..........91, 159 Raines, Douglas Rams, Doug ..................67 Ramsett, Mr..............9, 163 Ramus, Cheri .... 42, 177 Randall, Carole . . . . 91, 162 Randak, Mark . . . 68, 154,194 Ray, Jerry..............42, 152 Reed, Daryl..................91 Reed, Kirby .... 68,154,161 Reed, Mike .... 42,134,152, 206, 220 Reedy, Frances .... 42, 131, 140, 148, 162 Riech, Erika ... 42, 151, 163 Reich, Georgianna . . . 68,149, 150 Reich, Kenneth ....... 43 Reichenberg, Helen..........91 Reichenberg, Lenice . . . 43, 237 162 Reichenberg, Richard ... 43, Reichert, Larry . 152 Reichert, Sandra 30 Reichert, Steve . 68 Reichsteiner, Sandra . . 43,158 Reid, Eric .... 142 Reid, John . . . . 91 Reid, Judy Reid, Michael Tom . . . 42,206 Reid, Penny . . . , 91 Reid, William . . , 43 Reinke, Janet Reintsma, Pat . . , . . . . 68,149 Reiter, Lana . . . 91, 149, 159 Reiter, Sheri . . . . . 91, 153 Rel, Diana . . . . 92 Remington, Helen . . . . 43, 158, Reno, Carolyn . . 166,167,172 . . . 43, 153 Reno, Danny . . . . 68,172,175 Reynolds, Doug . . Reynolds, Kathy . . . . 43,213, Rhoades, Cheryl . . 218 . 68,162,167 Rhodes, Mike . . . 92 Ricci, Janice . . . 43, 127,149, 150, 158, 167, 176 Richards, Len . . 92 Richards, Mr. . . 17 Richardson, Jan . . . 68,92,146, Richau, Greg . . . 162, 165, 166 . . . 92,177 Richer, Dorleen Ann .... 152 Rickard, Mr. . . . . . . 11,175 Ricke, Danny . . . 68 Rickman, Sharon . . . 43, 171 Rieker, Mary Ann 92 Riddle, Sandi . . . 92 Ridl, Patricia . . . 43 Ridl, Phyllis . . . Riefs, Dick . . . . Riekder, Doug . . 68 Riley, Miss . . . 152 Rimestad, Sharon . , . . 68, 134, Ringheim, Earl . . 135, 159, 177 Rivera, Robin . . Rivinius, Larry . Robbiek, Kathy 92 Robbins, Mr. . . Roberts, Allen . . 173 Robertson, Mr. 17 Robinson, Alana . . . 92, 141, Robinson, Carol . 159 . . . 43,140, Robinson, Gail . . 162 Robinson, Linda Robinson, Sandra . 68 Robinson, Steve . , Robson, Gene Marie Rodriguez, Rose .... 92, 165 Roe, Mrs.............. 11, 162 Roesler, Jo Ann . . . 68,98,145 Roether, Kay Rogers, Bill ... 92, 180 Rogers, Carl ...........68, 173 Rogers, Don ...........92, 149 Rogers, Mr. . .......... 7 Rogers, Marilyn Ruth . . . 43, 149, 171 Rogers, Mitzi . . 43 Rogers, Pat . . . 92 Rogers, Shirley . 43 Roll, Glenn Edward 43 Roll, Lorraine . 68 Romero, Lupe . . 92 Roney, Mr . . . 13,172 Ronk, Ken . . . . 68 Ronnekamp, Carolyn Ruth .... 43, 130, 149, 150 Roods, Terry . . . 92 Rosean, Georgia . 92 Ross, Donald . . . . . . 68,163 Ross, Mike . . . . 68 Ross, Ned .... . . . . 92,144 Rothrock, Pamela . . . 69,144, 145, 161, 165 Rowton, Sheila Elaine . . . 44, 158 Roylance, Stephen . . . 92,154, 167 Rubich, Melanie . . . . 92,142, 145 Rudale, Allen Rudolph, Allan . . 69 Rudolph, Judy . . . 44,149,152 Rufus, Barbara . . . . 44, 113, 153, 158 Rufus, Beverly . . . 44,153,171 Rufus, Kathy . . Russe, Nancy . . . 149 Russell, Ronnie . 92 Russell, Rosalyn . . . . 69,151 Salors, Britt . . Salsbury, Anne . . . 69,159,167 Sammartino, Gilen 92 Sammartino, Linda . . . 87,92, 162 Sanchez, Elisio . . . . . 92,168 Sanders, Curtis . Sanderson, Gayle 92 Sanford, John . . 92 Sanner, Maidia Sapp, Linda . . . 69 Sargent, Caroline , 44 Sather, Patti Jo . . 93 Satre, Barbara . . 98 Saubert, Lois Ann ... 69, 171 Scanlon, Suzanne . . . 69, 149, 150, 151 Schaak, Virginia . ... 69, 146 Schaeffer, Jeri . . . 69,134,135, 166, 177 Schaeffer, Marlene . . . 69,159 Schaff, Rodney . , Schafnitz, Ted . . 69 Sc hart z, Linda . , . . . 93, 118 Scheid, Robert . . 69 Scheidecker, Gary Neal . . .44, 144, 147, 149, 150, 154,200 Schelle, Audrey . . . . 69, 153 Schelle, Jerry . . Schendle, Larry . Schenk, Gerald . . . . . 69,153 Schenk, Sharon . . Schick, David . . . 69,153 Schiedecker, John . . . 99,149, 150, 154, 186, 187 Schield, Carol Ann . . . 44,158 Schieno, Bill . . . Schieno, Marilyn Ann . . . 44,146 Schillinger, Dean Leonard ..........168 Schillrefh, Kathleen .... 69 Schindele, Bethann . . . 69,149 Schindele, Clark Phillip . . .44, 145, 177 Schindler, Kathleen Fay . . . 44, 153, 171 Schlagenhauf, Gail .... 69,171 Schleining, James . . . 44,147, 174, 181, 184, 189, 193 Schlenker, Dona .... 69,166, 172 Schmaing, Don Schmaing, Katherine Annette ........................44 Schmaing, Pat Schmaltz, Pamela J. ... 44, 113, 140, 143 Schmidt, Gary Lee . . . 44,147, 168, 181, 185 Schmidt, Steven Wallace ... 44 Schmittou, Paulette . . . 69,171 Schneider, Bill..............152 Schneider, Cheri..............93 Schneider, Diane Rose ... 44, 153 Schneider, Gary ... 69, 142, 145, 168 Schneider, Gary...............93 Schneider, Greg...............93 Schneider, John...........93, 99 Schneider, Linda . . . 69, 149, 150, 159 Schneider, Richard............93 Schneider, Susan..............69 Schroeder, Mrs................17 Schroeder, Susan..............69 Schrotenboer, Jim.............98 Schultz, Bobby John.........44 Schultz, Arnold . . . 44, 132, 147, 181,182,184,199, 201 Schulz, Donna...............93 Sc human, Donna Schuman, Jim................93 Schuman, Susan..............69 Schuster, Larry.............93 Sc hut z, Don...............93 Schiltz, Leonard Lee . . . 44,161 Schweigert, Darrold .... 93, 149, 195 Schwindt, Lee William Schyler, Charles Scowcroft, Stephanie . . , 44, 134, 140, 141, 160, 172, 174, 177, , 218 Scott, Dale Seavey, Raedene . . . . . 93, , 141 Seiffert, Terry .... ,144 Seveson, Julie .... 93 Sexe, Alberta . 93 Sexe, Shannon Lee . . « . 45, 153 Shaughnessy, Thomas . 149, 163 Shaw, Ernest . . . 161, 168 Sheehan, Dennis . . . 69 Sheehan, Michelle . . 93 Sheehy, Mary ... 93, 141, 200 Sheldon, Connie . . . 69, 153, 159 Shelver, Arloween Fae . . . 45, 153,158 ,171 ,177 238 Shendle, Larry . . 172 Shepard, Richard . 93 Shermna, Kipley . 69 Shew, Madean . . . 93 Shirley, Jack . . . . . . 93,173 Shiskowsky, Elaine . . . 98,140, 151 Shrum, Darryl 93 Siegfried, Carol 94 Siegfried, Jean Violet ... 45, 151 Siegfried, Ruby . . 69, 159 Sieverson, JoAnn . . . 69, 141, 151,166 Sigman, Richard . . . 69,154 155, 156, 170, 172, 173 Sigourney, Cheryl . . . 94,151, 166, 171, 172 Sikora, Janet . . . 94 Sillitti, Frances . Sillitti, Rose Lee . . 91,94,163 Simek, Marilyn . . . . . 94,165 Simon, Alyceanne 94 Simons, Jeff ... 70, 142, 153, 165, 175 Simmons, Mr. 9 Simmons, Mary . ... 94, 167 Sinnock, Larry Dean ... 45 Sivertson, Julie . 149 Sjostrom, Linda 70 Skager, Alvin . . Skager, Darla 168 Skager, Jardene Skager, Sandra . . 70 Skaggs, Ralph . . 45 Skauge, Michael 94 Skovgaard, Dennis Ray . . .45, 129, 140, 181, 184, 185 Skovgaard, Sheri . . . . 94,160, 165 Skuhra, Steven Slayton, Gloria . . Slayton, Linda . . . 70,152 Slemmer, Sandra . . . 70, 142, 165 Slough, Casey . . . 94, 98, 195 Smart, Bruce . . 168 Smith, Barbara . , Smith, Bonnie , . 70,165,171 Smith, Charles . . . . . . 70,172 Smith, Constance 70 Smith, David . . 94 Smith, Dee . . . Smith, Delores Smith, Gayle . . 94 Smith, Jerry . . . ... 94, 165 Smith, Larry Bernard ... 45, 152 Smith, Margaret ... 94, 161, 165 Smith, Nick . . . ... 94, 175 Smith Randy . . , . . 45, 168 Smith, Rick E. . . . 45,136,137, 166 Smith, Robert Smith, Steven 94 Smith, Vicki . . . . 94, 159 Snider, Greg . . 195 Solix, Jesse . . . . 94, 195 Solix, Rebecca 94 Spadt, Melvin . 70 Sparhawk, Steve . . . 94, 141, 173 Spaur, Lloyd.............70,161 Spear, Mike..............94,163 Spellman, Mike...............94 Spencer, Debbie..............«94 Spencer, Gail . . . 70, 171, 173 Spencer, Pam.................45 Spencer, Phyllis.........94,177 Spencer, William . . . . 70,163, 173 Sranrel, Don ................45 Stahl, Margo ..................94 Stair, Roger ... 94, 149, 150, 195 Stankey, Marcia................70 Stark, Judy....................45 Starr, David Staton, Larry .................70 Steele, Mrs..............11, 160 Steele, Julie .... 45, 158 Steele, Pamela Stein, Mary Lou . . . 45,166,172 Stein, Nancy..............94, 173 Steinbrink, Connie.............45 Steingrueber, Ivan . . . 70, 149 Steinmetz, Larry..............152 St. John, Debbie...........95,173 Stephens, Bonnie .... 94,166, 172 Stephens, Gary................152 Stephens, Mike.................94 Stewart, David.................70 Stewart, Harlan . . . 95,144,173 Stewart, John Stewart, Karen . . .70,142,148 Stewart, Marlene Sticka, Barbara................95 Sticka, Kathy..................70 Sticks, Gordon Stiverson, Marsha .... 95,160 Stoddard, Cheryl .... 95,149 Stolt, Susan..............70, 160 Stone, Karen . . . . 70,137,141, 167 Stone, Marla . . . 95, 149, 167 Stordahl, Tom .................70 Story, Bob . . . 76,95,133,142, 148, 172 Story, Mike....................45 Straight, Tonia .... 95, 153 Stratford, Diane ... 45, 140, 160, 174 Stratford, Dick .... 95, 166 Straw, Ernie ..................70 Strehlow, Claudia.........46 Strieker, Dennis...........98,173 Strobbe, Donna..................70 Strombeck, Leah ... 46, 144, 152, 153, 211 Stone, Marcia.............95 Stroup, Sandra ............... 70 Strutz, Mrs..........11, 141 Styger, Maureen .... 70,144, 153 Styles, Alan..............46 Styles, Ron...............95 Sudduth, Jim..............152 Sulenes, Janice............70,165 Sullivan, Lyno.................95 Sundahl, John . . . 46,145,150, 174 Sundell, Drew . . . 95, 154,198 Sutherland, Ken.................46 Suttle, Jon ....................70 Svec, Roger.....................95 Sweeney, Jerri................ 70 Szillat, Ernest ... 95, 167 Szillat, Mary ... 46, 142, 167 Taft, Lanee.....................70 Tarrabill, Michael..............95 Taylor, Connie Fay . . . 46,149, 158, 165 Taylor, Gayle...................95 Taylor, Kenneth .... 95,142, 145 Taylor, Melody .... 46, 141, 149, 165 Taylor, Stanley Robert . . .46, 161 Taylor, Tara................70 Taylor, Trudy Charlene . . .46, 158 Tennyson, Karen ... 71, 151 Tesch, Alice................46 Thelen, Janice..............95 Thelen, Rodney..............95 Thompson, Barry.............71 Thompson, Don...............46 Thompson, Kimberly .... 71, 160, 166 Thompson, Linda ... 47, 153, 158, 171, 219 Thompson, Vickie . . . 95,166, 172 Thorpe, Terry . . . 71,154,172 Thorsness, Steve . . . 95, 149, 150 Thorson, Mr. ... 7, 104, 133, 139 Thueson, Richard . . . .71,181 Thueson, Ronald Timberman, Robert . . . 71,165 Tinjum, Sandra Tinjum, Sharon ... 95, 165 Tinley, Eddie ...............95 Tirrell, Norma .... 71, 146 Todd, Pamela.............95, 159 Tomten, Robert...............71 Torres, Connie............95,142 Torres, Josephine............71 Torres, Susan...............160 Totten, Geraldine . . . 95, 172 Tousley, David . . .95,141,175 Townsend, Lon................47 Trainor, Mary Trainor, Michael.............95 Travis, Mr..............12,170 Travis, Karen . . . 73,149,159 Trenka, Linda................71 Trien, Harold................95 Tripp, Kathleen . . . 95, 171 Tuft, Lace Tuft, Rita ................. 47 Tufte, Yvonne .............. 95 Tunnicliff, Connie ... 71, 144 Turner, Craig ............... 96 Turnquist, William . . .47,140, 144,154,157,174 Twet, Elizabeth Uhren, Bernard Jeffrey . . . 147, 172, 189, 192 Ullarich, Rita Carol ... 47, 151, 152 Ulstad, Kathy.................96 Urbaska, Fred . . 71, 154 135, 141,166 ,172,177, 220 Vail Is, Doug W'att, Alaine . . . 96 Van Allen, Donna 47 W'att, John Alan . . . 48,145,164 Vandenover, John Stewart Watt, Sharon . . . ... 96, 144 Wax, Stanley . . . 48, 107, 140, Vandersloot, Miss . . . 14,151, 163, 166, 170 166 Wrear, Sharon . . 73 Vanover, Mr. . . 17 Webb, David . . . 71 Vanover, Nancy . . 96, 142, Weber, Donald . . 96 144, 166 Weber, John . . . 71, 149, 153 Van Steeland, Fred ... 96 Weidinger, Dianna . . . 71,149, VanSwenringer, Winn ... 96 153 Van Tassel, Forest ... 71 Weis, Barbara . . Van Tricht, Karen Kaye ... 47 Weis, Caroline . . . . 159, 167 Vargas, Linda . . Weis, Steven Vasquez, Rosalee 96 Weldon, Terry . , 96 Ventling, Rocky 96 Wells, Carol . . . 48, 158, 165 Ventling, Gayle . 96 Wendle, Ron . . . Veraldi, Ann Lorraine ... 47, W'enner, Edwin . . . 96, 173 131,136,137, 140,141,160, Wenner, Leslie . . 48, 152 166, 174, 177 Wentz, Shirley . . 96, 149 Veraldi, Lorna . . . 71.141,142, Werner, Arthur . . . . 71, 165 149, 161, 166 West, Daniel . . Vermandel, Ronnie West, Dave . . . Vernandel, Nancy . 96 West, Ed Victora, Del or a West, Jackie . . . Vincellette, Arlene 96 West, Robert . . 97 Vincent, William Benjamin West, Sandra . . . 71, 146, 159 ... 47, 173 Wester, Marilyn . . . . 48, 151 Vinner, Jacqueline Irene Westermeir, John ... 47, 140, 158, 163, 172 Westermeir, Steve Vinner, Mark . . . . 96,140,166 Westwood, W illiam . . 97,166, Voeller, Douglas . 96 173, 195 Voeller, Judith . . Whearty, David . . . 71,161,166 Voorhis, Mr. . . , . . . . 9, 134 White her, Thomas Votapka, Fran . . 71 White, Barbara . . . . 97, 161, Vye, Greg . . . . 165, 173 Waddell, Donald Eugene White, Patricia . . . . 71, 166 . . 141, 149 White, Tom ... 48 ,173,174,216 W;addingham, Gary ... 96, 99, Whitney, Bonnie 142, 163 Wicks, Britten . . . . . 71, 153 W'adnizak, Mike . . 96 Wiederien, Kenneth 97 Wagner, John Michael ... 47, Wilcox, Sherrie . . . 48,153,171 141, 145, 149 Wilhelm, Judy . . . . . . 48,149 Wagner, Mike . . . . . . . 96,144 Wilkom, Richard . 72 W'aitt, Sharon . . , 96 Williams, Barbara . . . 97,162, Walker, Mr. , . . 177 Walker, Betty . . . 96 Williams, Christine . . . 72,159 W'alker, Edward L. . . . . 172, Williams, Donald . 181, 199 Williams, Don . . , 97 Walker, Kathy . . . . 71, 177 Williams, Robert . . . . 72,168 Walker, Mary Williamson, Pam . . . 48, 141, W'alker, Rose 71 149, 153, 173 Wallace, Linda 71 Willis, Glenn . . 72 Walling, Garth . . 152 Wilm, Sharon . . . . 97, 165 Walter, Betty Wilson, Mr. ... 17, 152, 169 Walter, Deanna Wilson, Anne Lee . . . 97, 151, Walter, Merrilee , 96 172 Walton, Diane . . 71 Wilson, Dick . . . 72, 136, 137, Waltz, Michael . . 96 154, 161, 166, 170, 177 Wamboldt, Alex a , Wilson, Janie . . . 48,145,162, Wamboldt, Susan 73 174 Ward, Lloyd . . . 71 Wilson, John W'ard, Mark . . . 96, 145, 165, Wilson, Steve . . . 48,162,174, 172 209, 212 W'ard, Michelle . . . 96, 141, Winslow, Calvin . . . 72, 147, 144, 165 189, : 190, 191, 195 Wardell, Delbert Charles Winter, Leslie . . ..... 142 Wirtanen, Sandra W'arner, Patricia Wise, Marcia . . . 72, 109, 141, Watson, William John . . . 134, 146 Wiseman, Lornell...........165 Wismeyer, Jim...............72 Witcher, Dixie..........48,149 Witherspoon, Kay . . . .72,177 Wittmer, Dan . . . 72, 161, 168 Wittmer, Sally.................97 Wolfe, Bill ... 48, 107, 147, 174, 175, 181, 184 Wolff, Bev .... 48, 152, 158 Wolfram, Gordon ... 97, 142, 148, 154 Wong, Bill................48,166 Woodenlegs, John ... 72, 168, 194 Woods, Cleo Woodward, Larry . . . 72, 118, 142 Woodward, Vernon . . . 97,195 Woody, Linda . . . 72,146,149, 166 Wordon, Sigrid .... 48, 152 Workman, Doreen...........97 Wright, Debby............ 72 Wright, Jim ... 72, 147, 197, 198 Wright, Lorin . . . 49,140,147, 174, 181, 185 Wright, Richard Wrightson, Mr............11, 157 Wris, Carolyn...............71 Wuest, Rosalee..............97 Wunderlick, Gayle...........97 Wyard, Steve...........49, 172 W'yman, Terry . . . 49,142,168 Yanc, Carol Jayne . . .49,140, 158, 171 Yapuncich, Kathleen .... 97 Yapuncich, Marion Louise ... 49 Yetter, Benjamin Allen . . . 25, 47 Yonally, Norman . . . 49, 172 Yost, Dennis .... 72, 161 Yost, Gary Dean..............49 Yost, George...........49, 168 Young, Colleen .... 49, 72 Young, Gail .............. 72 Young, Janis ..............97 Young, Norman .............97 Young, Mr..............17, 142 Youngbauer, Mickey . . .97,149 Zac ha, Robert Gene .... 49 Zacher, Rodney .... 72, 141 Zeiler, James Robert ... 49 Zelmer, Bernard..........161 Zemner, Pat..............173 Zent, Jeralyn . . . 97, 141, 149 Zent, Rod Loren . . . 49, 130, 140, 141, 149, 150, 163,174 Ziegler, Jack Robein . . . 49, Ziegler, Jon Eldon 130, 168, 198 . . . 49,147, 161, 168, 196, 198 Zimmer, Alvin . . Zimmer, Percilla Zink, Donald Zink, Larry . . . 97, 99, 163, Zirko, Stephanie 164, 166, 173 . . . 73, 134, 141, 161, 166, 177 Zok, Pat , . . 73, 149 Zupan, Mr